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DRY GOODS.

PRICE FIVE CENTS.
A.
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MONDAY. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
57z.s1 a ?z:s5!55 z:5z.
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7EMT1H or gAsaI0E:
1WGs71 HTaSFH lfoHRfn ASHSSr sTEAEr NEAR
All the latest Spring styles ready and on exhibit
dlsy invited inspect TthSSs
ss7 and So Eighth avenue, near Twentyfourth street
D. 1879. SPRING. 1878.
will OPEN p; osS3Ish on E5sbAx, 4 91 March s.
full line of Spring
Millinery Goods.
Latest novelties in
French and English Chip and Milan
Round Hats and Bonhets
200 cases Milan Round Hats from Csc. to 81 80
All OF the latest and most desirable shapes
Ribbons
o5Ss Tstslsa ssTain ssss sssr hlssSSs h,ssSs''
100 cartons Gros Grain Sash Ribbons, 81 yard war
.! sinch watered Sash Ribbons. 81 s5; worth
81 cartons of Finch Black Plaid &C. yard
% cartons finch Plain sash Ribbons. s5c. warranted
Ali the Spring Shades in Bonnet Ribbons.
French Flowers.
cases Flowers latest Parisian Novelties
'''''' Dotted Nets, x.,..
HluH0na
Embroideres.
Made.up Lace Goods
0n'''ren's ' lace in @aHfsh al the newest styles
1000 dozen 4,s-inch windsor Ties. 4Sc ''S'
Grape Dc Chine Ties.
Ladies, go to o'NEILL,s for
Al goods msrssd il IN RI Rs,p i@das 1sure
H. 'oNEILL a CO..
nd tx and
Ar BRADBURY BROS,
sl2 and sl4 Bowery,
door below Beccker street.
will be Monday, March 81 the greatest induce
mentsin
Dress and suit Materials
| to be found in this city.
| French serges. plain colors, Csc.
MohaIr Lustres, double width, SIC.
English Poplins, shades, s7,5c
English Poplins, superior quality 45c to Soc.
Best quality Silk Chain Japanese Silks. 4oc;
sold heretofore at TIC.
Indian Tussore Stripes. new cloth shades Soc.
French Parisiennes plain colors, all wool, 500
All silk and Wool Popin Raye. 2s-inch, z5c.
Also great bargains in black Goods
Our superior make of
Black Alpacas, 2oc, and up.
Britannia Cloth, &c
Heavy Popin Alpacas, s7,sc
Cashmcres Soc. to &C.,
Cashmcres, superb quality, all wool, 75c.
Grapes by the yard and in Wells.
Black Grenadines, &C., &C.
Also
Blnck gros grain and glace Silks, 81 to slM
Heavier quality, sls7tosl@
Gunets celebrated Black Silk, at 81 rs
warranted to wear and Of superior lustre-
Finer goods proportonatey low.
Suits readymade and to order
Now finished, ahne assortment of
Suits in all the new shades, sl2 to SIS
''''' ''' BRADBtRY BaoThERs 81 and sl4 Bowery
A MOTHER hxHsASaplS afaSR 2skklss plSkkg sAnoArss
1873 ohtSESs ftSESS II II sS%H4r g.. 1873
win offer on MoNDAY, M March 81, S5 additional pieces
P1S5 quality 3 sSfs seow OF recent I'M
ENtra Eis s%ss rsss Gros ros es e fhs Kline So 81
c% sIeR BIaes B!ass PraP Pprap dc &c y
st rener R;r Gros GrSs GRAIN a. si
ssiin Esira dnlss sngsr rcs GTss CRAM
Also large addition their line Spring and Summer
omers and Strangers nyea to call pn and examine
CnAREEs HEARD i CO., soi Grand street.
At SMITHS PATTERN BAZAAR 9I4 BROADWAY
"A near Twentieth street-New designs, new imported
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T. STEWART 4 CO.
"A. will make on Monday, March 81 large Nitons to
their already elegant stock Of
LACE GOODS,
including
wards.
Italian Valencienues Lace Fichues, 50 upwards.
Swiss embroidered Sets, 81 rs upwards
Mourning Sets, Soc. upwards
Breakfast Sets in new coOrs 50c. upwards.
Infants embroidered Robes So upwards.
Embroidered Pque Cloaks 81 upwards
Lace Caps and Bonnets In various Styles from 50 5O
Black and white Llama Lace Goods.
Black and coOfed Yak Lace and Inserting.
Trimming Laces at prices fully 3S cent less than the
cost OF importation.
LADIES' misses and childrens Underwear; Capes. Col
lars Cuffs, &c.
Special bargains and attractions in
REAL INDIA CAMELS HAIR SHAWLS.
Also large, elegant and costly stock Of plain and
fancy
PARIS QUALITY RIBBONS
2c 3 35c and 45c per yard, many formerly sold at
81. large lot OF 6, 7 and 9-nch
SASH RIBBONS, one -half former prices.
PALMETTO. STRAW AND CHIP HATS.
A great variety of misses and boys SAILOR HATS. at
extremely low prices
Feathers. Flowers, Ornaments &c, &c.
BROADWAY, FOURTH AVENUE NINTH AND TENTH
STREETS.
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GRAND EXPOSITION
SPRING AND SUMNER NOVELTIES.

SPRING AND SUMNER NOVELTIES.
will offer on Monday, March 81 large purchase of tho
chGse;' baSGk pifss! .ifKs IN
from per yard uP q the highest qualities prices
bhzeS AS dsS6s is'S sk x &rE HAIR LINES
eKrsA1LLE silks exc Qualities {. per yard
f% n 6aRss : dooDs !Ssy display an elsgan. selec
their finest retail sales
S oa RednsoeR R''n
SnBEKsSS 'F%ssTcs, plain and fancy:
Printed Lawns, in and tasteful designs
stock e D5sss Goods in all the new
TRey also misses
and chldrens Paris sPRiSS spq Nsy sSTfs yGTf made
Very elegant black and coored silk Dresses $50 each
The n%ovstes
f''0H" BOYS READY MADE SPRING SUITS
DREssMAKING DEPARTMENT.
pRsfeT
sSsR JS$SSH
tice. No disappointment
Charges extremely moderate.
BROADWAY, FOURTH 4ykNgE NINTH AND TENTH
between Fourth and Great Jones streets over dry goods
The largest stock 'sSif Of Human Hair Goods
IN the city.
Import and manufacture their own goods, and retail
them at wholesale prices,
Price List
snort Hair Switches, 81 and upward; finest quality
Hair Switches, solid, not dyed, Is Inches long,
Do, incSs: long ounce weight
PS nsnss long, long, ounces ounces wsisss wssSs
Long nsG i,ns,e sG9r' nssir5sy sI5sny SSTy- m,non
Frisettes 25c. per ward.
Thread Switches Soc. each.
sHAw's patent Hair switches, can be combed and
June a. 1870. Can be seen at $50 Bowery
NOTICE.-Any unprincpled person Infringing on this
patent or communicating these goods will dealt with
Branch Store, se3 Sixth avenue
between Twent and Twenty third sreeta
Ladies' own Hair made over IN latest styles
Combings made up at Soc. per ounce
Goods sent G. o. D. by express charges prepaid on re.
cep Of color and money In registered letters Post
Office order.
@ I. TAYLORs PATTERN ROOMS, sl6 BROAD
-. way-Opening week OF elegant Costumes, Just re-
ceved on the St Laurent steamehip from Paris Ex-
quisite and novel designs In Jackets Basques &C. The
"Lous Quatorzeo Coat and the Louis Qunxe kedngote
"a ad0ua foP foac sfau
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ATMME. j. ID. LIvERRE's al SIXTH AVENUE, al,
Stamping and Embroidery Establishment-Ch hildren's
pique Dresses stamped and already made; French Lin
gerie and Ladies' Undergarmens; handsome Initials and
Monosrsms embroidered " order; Laces cleaned and
made equal 70 new :,
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a. sEAREs, sEARlss.,
ME%kss ntAsEs MEHEEsh MEhRhs,
MEAkhs EaAfkahsssS' NfnMEsks fnnEMAEKsks,
MEARES MEARisS,
MhAREs hMAhRAEsEs' mEAREs MfAEfsh fHAEEafkshs,
MESRhs, MfAAssEs,
Afa4EEASsshs aEAshs, ,, nHaEEs, haf4sss'
MfAkEs MaaShs. mlnkNs nfAkhs'
ME1REs, ME1sEs,.
Sixth s,sN,ss syspHe and n Nipetsepth ne street
sraINa M 9Ss Goops psfSoGs n LarRsr PF4aaSs bEsHaSs
100 pieces s;rreq sss SIaGa and wns grounds
M m eSes e y. nSh dr Hos % res' Silks OF superior quail
ropu makes Of Black silks, in oil qualities 81 50,
Black and Coored forquoise Silks, in newest shades.
Dress Goods in all the now materials
.,an rne Coored cashmer's, In mgnonette and other
Serges, Alpacas PoplIos Jananese SILK. and Calcoes
ln pieces Popins and Alpaca in shat &c. 3oc,
!olpec Jap ncse Silks best patterns &c and &c.
lo nieces Gashmares ami serses, mgnonee shades,
Black Alpacas, in best makes, 25c., ac.. &c., 44c.
100 eces Japanese stripes, &c, Soc and sc.
nee r G waists
Full line OF Mourning Goods,
AZ LoWEsr TR Cas. O
AT MEAREs',
"A sixth dfsSs aysyHs ene os S1s,sipss HasSsa street
ony and real s''u''
sas pieces real Gupure pnrchnsed at the late auction
400 Yards msmburg Edsngs and Insertings in all
Lace Ties. slceses yoilars, Bows, Fchus, Handker-
IT MEAREs,
"A sSta VI W oPfS sPf S9sssG'R 5S sSSSs street
ssf sa
SndercIohag Chdrcns S Merino &c G1Sks Lace Caps
We desire 70 can he special attention Of our customers
e as s a aHs nen
s%SrSidsrsd eass, sss, 3 4 3 3, s. q ana s.
Nishgowns bias tucking down the 'front.' lace trimming
Nlsh,gowns cluster tucks and embroidered inserting
Drawers fine mn ani !@s sdsns an. I. embroidered g. inserting
Drawers, fine muslinl aSKs gpalpg and embroidered
undersklrts. nns muslin; tacks and ru1iings g.;
onderskirs very ne q 81 .a and IN b 'afk' and embroidery
Toilet So @saegaes, soc, 81 81 70 M 81 80 and o $l7n
pnns very low
SodoAen French wove e%8rSdered oorsets 81 2S worth
Acknowledged to he the Cheapest Corset in the market
lot OF fine French torsets Soc, 75c. and ST.
A MEARES',
n Sixth avenue and Nineteenth street.
NOW OPENING,
Millinery Goods, fine French Flowers, Straw Goods
Frames and Round Hats, in latest styles.
Plain and Gros Grain Sash Ribbons, colors Wind
sOr Ties Roman Ties and sashes, all widths.
Trimmings and Frnges latest novelties; Passe
menterie Gimps Crockett Loops, Buttons and Trimmings
A T MEARES',
"A Sixth avenue and Nineteenth street.
NOW OPENING,
Balbriggan English and German Hosiery, in extra
lengths, for ladies' and children.
Mcrno Undergarments adapted to the present season.
Ono, two and three button Kid Gloves in Spring shades
dozen extra long English Stockings Sc worth 63c
Now opening, housekeeping and Domestic Goods
Table Linens. Towels, Napkins, Quilts, Shirtng and
Sheetings.
Nottingham and real Lace Curtains, Tides and Piano
Covers.
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A t JAMES MCREERY a CO.'S.
Broadway and Eleventh street,
Real India
Camcls Hair Shaws.

n BELL CO will commence their sale OF Dress
Goods, very slightly damaged from the fire in their
Eighth avenue sore tomorrow Monday. This weeks
speciality will be Dress Goods Four cases Challi De-
Popn Plaids l6c. All who examine these goods will he
saned e 1 rds dsey yoSeS wsSd be cheap hs
2Sc heavy Corded velours s73t an elegant Black Al
al 20c Flannels Tickings, Counterpancs, Lancaster
Ginghams and Cambrcs, Rlsc,; i've eases Ballou
l9c by the Atlantic Sheetngs and nne brands yard
and all makes OF White Goods ut unusually low prices
The Goods all very slightly damaged, but we
determined make short work OF this stock and at
these prices 1t is only question Of few days Laces
1c Hoe l0c., and 1000 leading items saved from the
Notion Department. almost perfect Ingram and patent
tapestry Carpets Doc extra super English ngrain 75c
like this occurs but once In a II ctime. All lovers of
cheap Goods are specially invited At the great East
Side Bargain Headquarters.
ROUss BELL h CO., 4s5 Grand street.
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importer of Mems Furnishing Goods and fine French
Jewelry, 500 Broadway, Prince street corner.
A CLEARING OUT SALE
IA at SlI Broadway.
The whole stock TO be sold
At great sacrifice, to close
Out the business
The stock consists of Real Laces,
Embroderies, Ribbons Velves
And Dress Trimmings Of
All descriptions
A large assortment of Fans
And Fancy Goods, too numerous
To mention. LADIES' Undcrgarments
And Dressing Sacques
The Store to let and Fixtures for SALE.
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NOVELTIES IN PTQUE DRESS TRIMMINGS. .f.tf-
IN Embroidered Flounces, Runiing and Insertions
Scotch Work, very handsome and durable.
Children's Pique Suits and Aprons embroidered and
braided The whole will be offered at half the cost Of
home manufacture. spring styles Of the celebrated
Colby skirts and Lady OF korne Paniera j. s. Colby.
Importer, East Fourteenth street, west ot upion sauaxs
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AT MEAREs',
N Sixth ave nue. and Nineteenth street
We have now in preparation department specially
fitted up the exhibition Of Spring Suits, Morning
Wrappers Overskits Chdrc ms and Misses Suits, Open
ing OF which due notice will be given.
RICHARD MEARES,
Sixth avenue and Nineteenth street
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complete new stock Of Mems Furnishing Goods
per steamship Cuba. -
Importer of Mems Furnishing Goods and fine French
Jewelry, 500 Broadway, Prince street corner.
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PERSONAL.

1.-TWO LADIES-THIRD AVENUE CAR DOWN, FRI
/ day night TO- gentleman who LEFT at BroOme street
Qades leaving at Grand politely desirous Of form
black hat occupying corn,r SCAT ana who smiled as her
naming time and place. Address ALBERT CONSTANCE,
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4 JAMES MCREERY CO.'S,
Broadway and Eleventh street,
Black Silks, Black Silks.
The Sublime" satin finish, for Spring and Summer
wear, So 25
We can furnish ham some finished 24inch Black Silk
which we guarantee will give satisfaction.
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IIY ENEAL.

LOU R-COLE--Married, in st. Bcnedict's
church, CarroiltOwn, on Tuesday last, by Rev.
Father Ambrose, Mr. HENRY LoUR and Miss
= COLE, (daughter of Mr.. VIM. Colc) both of
Carroll township.
LANCY-PARRISH-M rried. on the same
day and at the same place, by Rev Father Eme-
Ieu- Mr. WA. A. bANCY, OF Carroll township.
and Miss -- PARRISH. daughter of Mr.. Leo
Parrish, Of Clearield township.
-JACkSON.-siarrieh. at the resi-
dcnce OF the brides parents, in Canton, o.. on
Thursday. 9th inst, by Rev. c. w. Smith, NJ r.
CHARLFs ii. SUPPEs, OF Johnstown, Pa, and
Miss r. T.. JACKSON, of the former place.
GAGEBY-FEND.-Ma at the residence
OF the brides parents, in Johnstown, on We'd
ncsday morning last, by Rev. II. A. Fink Capt.
JAS. H. GAGEBY, of the 3d L. s. Infantry, and
Miss MATILD DA FEND, eldest daughter of Mr.
Jacob Fend.
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united to sue and secure their money in ad-
vance. The law Will not permit, nor is ii
the intention to prefer one creditor before
another, or allow any one to get the advau-
tage OF another; that before this would be
permitted an assignment would be made,
and all placed on the same footing. He
further stated that the guarantee bond of
fered was upon the same conditions, that
every creditor sign the proposition as pre-
sented by Mr.. Lloyd, otherwise it was of no
effect.
The creditors present were then called
upon to come forward and sign the PROPOSE
uon, and they at once responded.
After this part of the business had been
attended to, Mr.. Gardner, chairman, called
the meeting to order and stated on behalf
of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
that as soon as all the creditors accepted
and signed the proposition of Mr. Lloyd,
ana his bank doors were thrown open for
business, the company would deposit with
him as usual.
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TEACHERS Observation-Disclosures FOR
DISCUSSION.-The following questi OnS have
been prepared for discussion at the approach
ing County Institute. They are published
that teachers may ''read up on the various
subjects prior to the meeting of the Insti-
tute:
I31i the ,ToHpsto1cn Teachers association
The best methods of teaching primary read
ing. Compulsory attendance law. Primary
arithmetic. At what stage of advancement
should the study of grammar be taken up?
Corporal punishment
BIZ the Cambria Scientific IrlStjtute,-How
do YOU teach the alphabet? Should pupils
be detained after school-hours for bad con-
duct or failures in recitation? How should
grammar be taught TO beginners? w hat
should be done to silence the enemies OF the
comman school system? ? Are silent (quIet)
schools consistent with the practices OF tins
progressive age ? Is the expression, You
was" good language? How should mixed
schools be classified? ? What should be done
TO prevent trUancy? What are the adVah-
tages of the Topical Method of Recitation?
SHOULD punctuation be taught in the COM
mon schools?
By the EJens5urg Educational Institute
Should lessons be given to be learned ont of
school hours? Should punishment be de
laved ? What is the extent of the teacher
authority over his pupils out OF school,
hours? How may the monotony OF roll-caIl
he relieved ? How may uniform grade OF
studies in our common schools be secured Z
Are graded schools in the country practlca-
BILE Should the elements of drawing, ety.
mology. physiology and vocal music be
taught in our common schools?
T j. CHAPMAN, Cha II Ex CON-
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II IL f. S u n
WEEKLY, SEMI-WEEKY, and DAILY.

THE WEEKLY SUN is too widely known to
require any extended accommodation; but the
reasons which have alrea- given it nifty thou
sand subscribers, and which will, we hope,
give it many thousands more, are briefly AS
follows:
1t is n tirst-rate newspaper All the news OF
the day will be found in II. condensed when
unimportant, at full length when OF moment,
and always presented in clear, in telligib lie,
1t is a tfrst-rate family paper, full OF enter
tanning and instructive Tcadiug of every kind,
but containing nothing that can offend the
most delicate AMI scrupulous taste.
1t IS a hrst-rate story paper The best tales
and rOm0nces of current literature are care
fully selected and legibly printed in its pages.
1t is Il hrst-rate agricultural paper. The
must fresh and Instructive articles on agricul
turaI topics reg uiarIy appear in this depart
ment.
1t is an independent political paper. belong
ing II no party and wearing no collar 1t
fights rOr principle, and for the election of the
best men to Office 1t especially deVotes its
energies to the exposure OF the great corrup-
try, and threaten to undermine republican in
sututions altogether. 1t has no fear OF nayes,
and asks no fayOTS from their supporters.
1t reports the fas shions for the ladies and the
markets for the men, especially the cattle
Finally, ii is the cheapest paper published.
One dollar year will secure il for any sui
order to have THE WEEKLY sun AT this
this rate Any one who sends single dollar
will get the paper for year,
We haV no travelling agents.
THE WEEKLY sUN.-EiSbt pages, fifty
six columns. Only SI.O0 a year. No dis
TIsE SEnI-HEEKLY SIN Same
size as the Daily sun. So 90 year. a dis-
count of go per cent. to clubs of 10 or over.
TIRE DAILY SUS.-A large four-paRe
newspaper of twenty eight columns Daily
cents. Subscription price 80 cents month,
or IS 90 year. To clubs OF 10 or over, "A
u'Sosdnt adHre.s' 3s 50 per cent THE SIM.
New York city
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Corn MUFFINs.-Take one and one-half
pints of corn meal, one pint cold sweet milk,
two tea-spoonfuls SALT one tablespoonful III
tborougbIv then add one half pintwheaten
flour and one measure Banner Baking
Powder, mixing the powder into the dry
fIour and passing both through SIEVE
bake at once, in muffin rings.
Each can of the Banner Baklhg fOWueI
,,11taiI,s a small measure TO be used even
full according to printed directions. If you
cannot obtain this really valuable article
from your grocer, send Twenty-Five cents by
mail. addressed to Banner Baking Powder;
p. .. Lock Box 3l7, Pittsburgh, f"., anu @
pound package, together with list OF hlty
valuable recipes.
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TN THE ORPHANS COURT OF
- CAMBRIA COUNTG.-In the matter
of the petition of ENOCH REEs, bail OF JOHN T.
WILLIAsIS. guardian OF the minor children of
THOMAS L. WILLIAMS and his wife RACHEL. D.
WILLIAMS. deceased, praying for the removal
of said guardian etc.
And now, 18th Oct, 1873, WA. H. SECHgER,
Esq, is appointed Commissioner, &c, to take
testimony and report. By the Court.
Extract from the Record.
JAMES NJ. SINGER, Clerk o. C.
The undersigned Commissioner, appointed
by the above order of Court, hereby gives no.
tice that he will sit for the purpose of attend
ing to the duties of his appointment, at the Of
flee of Shoemaker y SechIer, in EbenSburg. on
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER. inst,
ut . o o'clock, p. N, when and where those inter-
ested are invited to attend.
WM- II. SECH LER, Commissioner.
Ebensburg, Nov IA, 1873.
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TRADE WINDs.-Tell me, We winged
winds that round my pathway roar-tell,
oh 3. tell me where, oh where I'll find the
cheapest store? The winds replied and this
they said, | never yet in all my trade
have had the luck TO suit my mind more
fully in goods of every kind than at yers &
Lloyd's cheap store complete, whose stock
and prices none can beat.
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PoETRY-I T. 'Coppock is very sale
buyer, and a good Judge of goods, whether
capes, shawls or hoods, cloaks, dresses or
hats, carpets, oil cloths or mats ribbons, now
ers and lace, and even rouge for the Iace
And Coppock can sell his choice goods very
we'll, because he is kind and speaks out ms
mind and all who will try can undouoted-
" buy at the Opera Hall, where he invites
one and all, 10 212, where he has every SheivH
crammed full of choice winter goods, which
will be sold in trice at a very low price
2I2 Main street, JOhRstown.
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OBITUAR Il u.

EVANS.-Died, at the residence of Mr.. John
Bender, in Carroll tow nship, on Saturday even
ing last. Mrs. BRIDGET +. Exams, Telict of Da-
Vid II. Evans, deed, late of Cam nria townshi ..
and sister of John A Kennedy, ESQ. of this
place, aged about 81 years.
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whilst the annual frosts are cropping
Leaves and tendrils from the trees,
SO our friends are yearly dropping,i
As we are like to one of these
SOMEWHERE, Nov. 8, 1873.

Mr.. EDITORIALS you say you want facts
plain and explicit, l will try and let you
have them. For many years past we have
been paying military tax, which seemingly
has been squandered or disposed of iii some
mysterious way by the county commissions
ers; and not only that, but when military
company from near JOhnstown sent to the
commissioners office last winter for money
to equip said company, a majority of the
board signed an order for pearly thous-
and dollars, to be taken, not out of the mill
tary tax fund, but ont of the county treasu-
ry. These things, coming to the knowledge
of the people, are what have done much to
jeOpardiZe and defeat to some extent our
county ticket of late years, and unless some
satisfactory account is rendered of these
moneys, it will be worse at the next election,
Now, Mr.. Editor, please give the people in
formation as to what course to pursue in this
matter-whether to petition the Court or the
Legislature to appoint a committee to eX-
anime the records in the commissioners of
flee, or whether our prosecuting attorney is
the person to attend to it. Something must
be done in this matter if we wish to be CON
sidered worthy of being called flee people.
n TAXPAYER
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TSTRAYS.-Ao one-and-a-half year
~ old STEER, of dark red color, with
few white spots on him, the right ear being cut
of and the other slit, and one year Old BU Ill
with both ears apparently cropped off, the bind
legs white from the buttuCkS down, and having
n short tail, recently came TO my premises, and
as / have as many cattle of my own / can
feed, the owner is requested to appear, prove
property. pay charges, and take them away ::
failing in which they will be disposed Of ac-
cording to law. JEREMIAH GLEASON.
Summerhill Twp, Nov. Z, 1873 --3t.