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The Morning herald., 1877-11-10
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LORD MAYORS INAUGURATION,
THE TROUBLES IN FRANCE.
M0RRIssEY SERIOUSLY ILL.
SAVINGS BANK IN TROUBLE.
CONFIRMATION OF MR., WELSH.
ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL
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The Morning herald., 1877-11-10

|UBLIC s.ALks-M. THOMAS 4 SONS,
tAnTNG lEKANCH RAILROAD OF
THE WILMINGTON AND REAL
lNu RAILROAD co.
b the Circuit Court IT the United States
|and for the "a lstern district OF PennsyI-
eia. In Equity, No. G8 April session,
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Mn. hLwASnrr Fl. Srrpurys, ia
reportGd Ia hava tall,od in LhiR son-
rhio way 10 a nowspaper reporter ~
A ANITA, Georg,a, lasC Monday
Mr Hayes ~ dong what lI'. I'll
den never could hnvs d0ue The
revolution of sentiment IN the North
is something wonderful, ana iudi-
Gates n return 10 right principles :
think tho inauguration OF Mr Hayes
vas eouaI IN the good il has effect.
sd, 10 the abdicat,on of james IT,, of
England, aud think chat events
aince that time havo copspired t0
produce great results aud prevent
great evils. IN MP opinion, the
people Of Toe South outside Of pnrtp
should sustain aud all him in his
policy of paciication. + told hr
Hayes that hs should cut loose from
party and give ths people good gov
ernment and pacification, and seven-
t.,nths Of the people would uphold
him. Ladgised him, moreover, not
to have hand in tho Speakers ciec.
tion, bnt toappea, 10 The country on
tho strength OF his own eNscutive
ugbt-aolng.
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The f1l'1Ntng gcuil1 rcn co1s.',ute tie
Staul.nS tltg nu,co tJr the ersl'r year
Ai.ns-R ,bert Sn,th. g ~. M.licsvirtL.
heNycr--i. |. NNnbc'k, Dr. l. II. tunraI.
besvcr wvst--A. 4 jlsa, A. a. knuls
C-htrc-fcter 'l,rtnsu, John 3. = paua ler.
ChspuAn-I. .. ulii, III. ~ shNtior.
frsnkun-C. N Buicnie-, * bissnauISr,
Jackson -Dr y. Nsrwtu, Heury Nogor,
Ntiilsburx-I Il ArrFii. G'p.p ,tni'a.
Ntid lecrecs-l. k"bcf. h so'er, \. T.. Aces.
Sonrp>-J. y. rtsXlcr, T.. RanUel
Psnn-lJr. 4 Hga'-.tNt ii-lrs VI ger.
rerry-tN' wn N'-i'1s - " N'Ns-
Ps-rY West. WtU.v W ~ W'n'v
selin.srcve--ti. L. lisul-leks. \. y. icntcr.
nnx
vr,on2Coi. ". q Hsrroll, CSp, Tl,mU W
iisfmAn
ws.hInxt0u-Jct A. Hup!st. He1ry -
NN,sr
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Ar sharon. Mrcer coiuty, on
Thursday u week powder magazine
containing NJ hrn trcd and twenty
i've kags OF powder, exploded. Trees
in .he woods are almost completely
trimmed and tue g.>und IS almost
cu;irely coy red with leaves and
branches. Here aud there you can
find trees ns tbi'E asa mans body
completely twisted oil Small pieces
Z powder kegs cIn b. soen every
where. Many are not hall rs large
as a man hand The track belong
ing 10 the Pac ito coal slopo is COM
p'tt.'y torn up, weiio the shnte.
scales, screen. cars, etc Ir3 badly
damaged. Several frame bJusos ia
the rei-hborhooi are complies "
i-np.ishsl, While 49, -y'r the city
glass was broken in tie b Nisss and
',r,, t5sn OF doors n al, away,
Lar. plate .'sss in bus..e.s houses
vas broken Even the doors of d
lev business houses were opsnei
brcasir- both '1,k AMI bolts. II Is
salI the explosion wls heard Ver.y
plaialy aal distinctly - Now Caste
tweuty-.wo miles from Sharon. y
rlau. supposed 10 have entered th'
house fox the purpose Of stealinf
powder WIS torn ~ pieces l..
loss l.. 80 ruN.
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Wa notice in our exchanges tha5
Che 7w;nd.crs who seil 4 two dollar
note icr me dollar, 7el' inrar ringe
far tan caIta and then -;-o the
money hack 30 the prraaaso" hrt
hnaI.P get igs GDl,a.s f.r 1 chain
that iH worth ige Ients ara 3a.r. .
thriving Epaness 0hr0uVnor5 uao
country Peranus svindloG by 5Heso
sharpers ara uauoil7 thcse who DO
act read the pnpers.
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WAEpEGTos Augnst 7--Ab the
cabinet meetln9 to day it wns decid-
od 70 brohibit Tho sale ~ fre arms
ammunition 60 Tho fndians, and M
order 10 Chat effoct wis issnod from
the war department this afternoon.
Tho cabinet conWdered tha question
~ retention Of troops in locahties
shere aistnrbarcss growing QUO ~
the strike recently occurred, aud it
wa aSreed that = fr9s p,''5 of the
army should ,e kept cast Of ths Nissis
sippi river, IN accordance with fhe
wishes of G,onerai HANCOCK COM
mnd,ng tho military Division of ,ho
AHappc
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us.Sox.s>zK.u-srrvS=.-

LIVE Ayp LE,EN is how the motto
and the advice ca oil sides. AMI
who that lives IS 10; learning , The
fiuacc cis-, the aIlEc!.cturer, the m2r
chant, tie farmer aai the mechecic.
Al arc learning rus lesson oi the
latter Is on the sal effects Of tLe ex-
.raya- sac 70 which ne was addict
ed. Daring the last ten or fifteen
Years every mechanic .cd worEug-
laA- il IL c9Gl.ry has hal 7pP)r.
.uui.ies which ne vi. re. e. ior dT--
NJ what r-llius q tl- c2-rry
VerJ few uan indeed tg-k ad7al-
.a-a Of the good times. o.i now,
sh=c oyerta&el by aagl :'Gss, We
-ear orly c5uD,sints l; ms cost
.5.r c1s te7cry f-2 v0sE.acnea
in the country l. twelve yl..s. the
price otn comfortable home 70 keAp
,usa "a tobacco acd tsa-. We Lave
..r.4lT T. l. t-is ca-.-.-..--. t1, /:
S.I - - La-1 % r-es--5 :; --a.-.
Ia nla sne-t twenty -e-t- l.T
fer tobacco s-i beer flr tva.7s
7sarz, - .lv.sLsi ;1-; $40 g him
self TTeatg cents Z i1y j. s-4a''
-~e-e~-. '-= 81; -ssUls o. illustrate
,ae l-z+,o we ,asUs b. !rC-.ca,e.
W- .-e T.c---5 -...- -o'ler tla
ilcs !-l,.
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JCsTtcE NuLga I-ugerei 70 oril.
I'D. - J4s ~ ia -'~-- -itIf tcr.
tai states ;L.v'rr .-l5 4 aan ~
rr sraro- p .si-eas va, --.T pr
chase re,- egLLaa cut 1t PrI-iI
transfer sad property 10 L.d vie
ma 10 ha.L "a the event q sr1-e
crarG ttlrr1. 81 have v-thtrlwn
;IaIa to vlicl ~ assignee = ''rl-
ruptoy AlT .I. .Ll.-- -. L-..-G ~.
rr.t.4.gr7.
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4 -Ev dngs s.lc4 = 5err.bia '.'r .sd
ira sNgp5 5nr1Gga portions II " l4-
rnrsin, destr0v,rg 5he lives q many
porsorF and burning numerous
Gyellng7 IN every direction han
are!s # lead Animals. such n cows,
pigs and sheep, he scattered, adding
2rsa.ly 90 5Ee horrors 1T the issolata
scers 70 vaa cue Gf the Ilost terri-
bic and appalling cnnAIoratiora that
ever occurred an the " sstI1 States.
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las GlClDsat GT.tH' declares II
"a, n.yeg sufeg Of pcrrSii'en ina-
Ioiity of20,pD in OHIO than It Is Of
sucn H,iit n tbe eomiGg election.
ID ..ls.eAi g..ass.-',i. ". .;1vsNs,s
Toa9 =. .s s.iEa, tt" hot vUa,h 'r IL
here, AMI tlc gtst,ipr rrrern,>t i1 every
one'i uin Is, how ~ lcer cI1l.' 10
spite y he general nNiety {, got nl0us
without us!nR ma':Ni every person tcl,-
.vnry bot yNois. Jl.. tNor.iy what they
Nn url O., .it. flra in,m,ut that bi- re.
mltA l.. .i4t only Jnlco ssi"y NJ r'r'tps
.tarayAu |, is e1itc riiicu."uc ut
times. lH, NV iu.t1gs' vhru vcrT fGt
u-I ri,c's . vtryttt woman. jo,h seatcn
iy .bly 10 Df.l.. i.l in 600 t1.'. Hnl
pct-Y.Ius l.sr tiy p1il. h't- ~ 'ra won
lager u, alr. '''' bot lni ST: o..
zrc,- 'th hms "A during sa,.. ilsl an'i.
ton. there Is h 20 "a 20 tho best
way to on lure TIE hert ,on ih' o'peri-
cnce of both, no lJuh', wouli bc prJ'Ii'
enoi ia Of such spglCstious. Tho scene
II, not much Improved when "ftiy'
meets n person 30 spare that the Wonder
4 /. what hJi4 Inc skeleton toretscr. B11os
mil It's uggegt. tht It = warn. With
what c1n'cmpt the lean hgurc is c'nicm-
.pl,iei, Rl4 how the as-eotins answer
como. ou' with q sort Of m Explosion.
new b,ai. g sweat starting in the wake
of th, Nnp haulkercaiet a. It p1,s''
quick'y across thS troubled brow, anl
: the r. iaie a.sInlIa deepsr hts. A.
such a time the feeling aroused are too
stoli TO md cNprcssi)n ~ weri', or to
draw r5u,ultt'1n from tho recollection OF
how h. lean per-oa sIItsrln; aa yItrly
tried to .neaA tkroi-h blue lips last WI
ter. When the cpUit'rt' h'' 80 avoirdl :
uyis iii n5t dcmtnI nu cN'rH w,0rpint
I 80 suih rccolcc,io1s :. AMI II t. irl'"i
not sl!c TO refresh - fat persons memory
I'm hot weather about apf'hing Keep
'awny rn'eas you con sugce" ~oiat won'
Gc,ful plan Tor cooling oG, RLd ,heA h'
wise enough 'n leave before your glvl-c
a.. acteJ u,1u, lhiuGs IL ~. u'v1y.
work, you kuos tc-iies, discretion l.
frc.. virtue. II.
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VM .itT mcr1inE ora.a from
chi4lae.pGra ran over 4 COW a5 Ban
lyviaa S-lG.Gn, v'fsia the limits Of
yhe nity OF Wilmington, Delaware,
ln too 10th ult. IA scno 9tal ye
.wa7 me wounded ANIMAL g,t batwcoI
the second and tnifd cara diseon-
aecting them and Throwing. chen, oii
the track They were cnpietel7
vrorked, inirring about sixteen per-
soma One or two of the iniured, Q
10 feared, VII, do The scene Of the
1isaster is WITHIN a mile NJ tas terri -
hla aeGilans on the road IN tie via
uer II 1878 Most of tho passeng gsrs
wnrs rom i;ultimOre
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Il ,.rg.- -- =. thea Z : E
-rea5 z.r.-a g. I...-~ -rg bcp-r.
clye.p5r E,rtranL.-c u. ..- ~ ....'
p ard a ie7 i.isL,.a va CT -lg 14-
TO On. lorna. lri. II - r-.aa.ka not,
.le i-gt -s.7crana arrre...1C Lia Ci
d.. 5ar'-.ia -.L .re.z.le,- .-.-- e.. o.. ,.ls :
..-Y, & -ll l-c~. e. "a !mu.I.'
atelg t---al hlct-tha hna-ca u,
TOE -nr+y. L:va7cr, c5lti. liag n
t4elt drsti1a5iol. The 9. a1d y.
W r. r. Co. furnished The Govern
arV..a = 8pecia! eng1Ga aad car,
lrl ~ is 'nid, tla .peed made by die
tran aEceeGad tGat -laae ~ he eel
atrGte1 Trrrart " Palmer fraia .gzt
7sar ono strs.cl oi . s. E,..as var
1.aaa u eight hours AL svsa5g. g..la
.nlaa.es. Time ..sG 1Y sso- gag ,,
si;Geeu la..a5es--oaainF s,.. .lcrct
3 Palmer Lrl,l tVeL5g-cl2 l-.-Cics
Ih.s wa flsG aa.2. art w.au IL Is
rrcV~ thn6 no sroCi-, -repGga..oI
vls ',a@a f3r tho rst,;-- .r,1. "Ear5
.aat5 B Ride MAJ be sei .awa - t.l
...sD.n. Ga rEcari.
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TIE world now produces moro
beet-root than cIco sugar and the
United States would profit by inli-
tat,nc the example thus set. Could
we raise what We consume ~ home,
i: would save Us over Sjl,Qop.goQ q
yeay
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\ HEALTHY sisu Of tha times j. th;
abseCce q bitter plrtiZan feeling
Not s.-ca the days Of N.nroe, when
party lines were scarcely visible.
have We Lsi 80 ,.tc,. 9. tts gscc'r o.
partisaa,h.p IS r.S !. .s good
s!-r. u which we Eel 5ice-
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TH-rz IL L s:roGc ,Icrsut of pgb,.,
sentiment IL t47o- q hayins Con
sress i=c,a-e cur railroads national
L.clvl~s. hnI making their ?bs;su:.
:.1c NJ 0G=lsa against tL' General
G17aruu=r, lni tls O%.1iars Ic1s--
abba - ,ts United States NV.
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Cot. Scorr's assurance tdst ne
emp,oyes Of the Ptua,ylyauiN .1l-
road company should have their III
pay as soon rs the condition Of bIs-
mess woull warrant il, has had a
soothing eifsc. upon the men.
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EXECCG0G S NOTICE. LotEera
= Jssflmahtary IN tEs es6ats ~ sarah Fry.
moysr. dsessssd, lats of Perry tovns,ip. SOY
dsf County, T8nna., EaYla< bcen granItf
n fha nnfertianef, al persons krSvtn9 ftsm
3slges iadebtst N "a "a estate ars feFl lesiad -
make I'm meiitts payment, While those hsyia q
rItirn1 'ylU present them dsly anthem 'ieated fSf
lert.g.rNpr 10 CHARLES tsOOBLINCs
AK = is-f. EEssutor.
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Ir's coming slowly, hu: ;, steadily
advances. IL Ersiaui i, is NJ"
feared that tie colt - manufacturer,
% that country would hosupercelc 4
by th0s, Of tue United States Aui
wLy not ,
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

1NIE undersigned Administrator of
l ths citA,s n Reuben kllnglcr, lat" ~ cen.
.-e tususEsy SNYDER county Pa. decd " III 10y
Ni-fU' 4 an order %. tNc brrhpnN Court ct sail
equity, cHsr at Public sale on the premi'e', on
.St'"rlty. S,p''mitr 22nd. 1877,
III. fa'lowigG i ,r'hei Real Estate, 70 Wit
\ certain I.tAt Z ~ iASD .i'ua TO IN C.u.
nc township, sn, .l3r rnITty. Pa. bounded Fnst
aui Wet hy i.gts It fn'' Hirmnn aul &c
.lGa-ct BINrrsgN, S.r.L uy fIsS'- ''.4rtlH q.
mi S1G,a " hal, v Frederick H1r-ln, ccu.
ALI.
one H,iR 1rcd and Three iCre,,
--a-e o. loss. wherein are srort"i ,lO'n
49, -. HANk BNEN. a.i y'l,- eu.Nr ..1
tu... a. uofgnJl sa.eG .,--s.s % ar. 90, ...
Al III. nc HARD. 1bg.t SIXTY = RES
1t tu. A. t-l.' ar cicg.'i 1d g. gNo -ts't
vf '..tiy ton. tIe HAlIueH " y TtrIhersl.
sale O. rn'umguty a. lu u'.'... =, n. ". al
EA'TEtTIGr,,
. aug. 3D., -. = tru uistr..t =
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70 ~ Whom Il Nav Concern.
Philadelphia and Readin
Rail Road.
Arrangement of Passenger Trains
AUG. end, 1877.


! Traias leare Heyndon az /ol-
Io'os (.S"niays E.rcepted.)
For shanpkln, 1915 hoo a IN auI
3.2b p m
For M Carmel, Ashland, Tamaqus
rolisyi'io, Reading, and Pblladeip bia
HOO nj.
1faias .for Tendon, haN as Ioilo,rs,
! .rlI iSpdnys Erccpted.)
Leeye Shnnokin. 800 an l.5O an
Jeavo nlllade,phia o.I6 q m. Readln,
ll.3J an,
roi,se,le, l2,I0 p m. Tsmaqua i.26 .
~ hilnnl Z 10 m.
NJ. carmel 3,ibp m.
TRIMS ke0re HdriSsLurg ns follows
For New York, BOO. I 80 a NJ, a
I ~ pm. ~
Tor Philadelphia 600, 730 n. m. !
aud $50 IN.
!SuWdays
For New York b. 90 n m.
For Philadelphia /, 10 ? m.
7toios for Harrisburg icare as foIior
leave New York. e.i5 AN 100 r
Loavs Philadelphia. 90 y m. $40
Sundays
Leave New York $50 y N.
Leave Philadelphia 7.2O p IN.
j. u. WOOTTEN,
80. HANCOCK, -
Genl Ticket Agt.
Feb ~. VII n N.
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E&ECCTOIG SALE OF
Zeal Estate.

TIE u7dars; -rci Eyecr.ovs ot tic
- .-r's-. ..... = ".,.. -. '.-f
o. -. 1855 e. e. s-a-.-.4
SG'sr@t-y F@pisrl5 y 22R 1877.
20 '.'-.yiig t--.. ..reo O. =! > .,'s .- v,t' :
ra % -..at-fl flr-- r.+-tt'Fs Va. .---- t-- .
f.r.l.. .sr..f-. -. Us.U.'-t. j -. f.r. -f fa
r,-a..r 5-... AL =. !--:' 2. r. %.
a.. --.-.- ~ - '--' .t .'rf
.-- q, -. s.f4. .;7 . -a..r.,. ----..4.-!
.cLITTGET.E.F .4CRES,
--r- .- ...-. v.sr--u --s .---.rt1 .-71E
l7 "a. Ell. 'f... -.-trf. T. D.. t' ~ O.. !
rIIHr nose. ~ ..gsr. a. fe... ID ..r p
s7r ~ U,sas nsat ,.1 t-0- g. ~ -r.t.r. as1l'
-r..as. tat .i-ar sr1.rs ''vI.. 1.D.. g.
7 10 ACRE p Fas afr1A .r.rt are .l.a.a /!
md in A yacd ,tats ~ ed.tlVl..au- -L4 h...aGre
veil sI-1 .e-~l.
Slls - .olnr'Ar-s as 70 1'-'ocI 4. -. ofpail
fT} gasn tarG.s q ,l.a N.. 10 ga 90 Known -
FDrE . D.. g. l,Es...-...
gEDE. e !. ~ - , ~,
AI-. ~ -. Exar1;.-s.
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Eve puoi,c Debt reinc ION m July
WAS SSiS,90i. which WAS pretty good
for the dnliest Of summer months.
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Isue<-l~~--~rs-x-

Tag next state AgrioultGrll Fair
will be held ut Erie on u, 2i:h to
the 2eth Of September next
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Stray t1are.
Eottce.

NTOTlCE 10 hCrchv given 10 all persons
Ivy the uujcr.' sncl, uJt - trcspnss 90
tIs 'tril NOR carry Away " iAfc '"y ~'.i, 'lir7,
raAu.,llo7, Gsitua tudp, ses -iuH, lerrios, ..
g. 81. .1f feraan4 30 OCcudIrE MI l~ i's'Wit
ao,or Nrptu ~. Il. j. Sii ia
.'tre -l.t., 49,.
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CalitiOlI

NOTICE T. hereby si..a iAa. TIE q
- .cTi7r -~''-'-7 l17s been r:-ra.rra
~ The ~ !arsiened. ~ C7Ds'nr's', Sale 'rl
af,il the aos-e-s slou q Geo. y. Bilzc- ia
'lrK BIZ ,isosg"-. A.. persaG' L-n csuii N
CT Est 90 uelI!a or ia'rrfrre With III
sl0- u. Tty Narn, better, 7g--y -.
rs----s, q -1ss sTsy1T. l--sa gs4-s. e-rs'
larst D. ..H, O. 14ls a.f a.aEIs fTscs. nd WsV
10, -. u. rurf sf aE' ufr-a.... ~ nir
hsncH So. .G0ls. '-k. T-aia cr.fIt, ucarf q
s4s K T.-t. a-an ,, c..ar .rtci, H.as FIE, sU
ram. rrF .rr U4gL!-s. f'tf'. i-t - fhT, F.'
ard rsl.i9z EEEDERIt& LtLJIEA,
HaF 80, 1871
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Irr ThEsiDlNplr HOSE Tho on-
1Jrscncut Wuich, DE- prcsii at he's
.rcciyri il Ohio, OF tho hands of tho
X Republican c,r ren, ,r Ofthnt i';ate,
.msy l" oc ."p,ci ou'si Ia NJ tha evi-
deuce .uJtA. nom h'is taJArlni
y'i:u confidence tal his p1hgr Nv
croveI This. 81 e'~r.,, dri%' 'hc
too. and commits tl' RrprNN.H
party of ,4- bu.haec Stats 20 d
platform which crrt.'r. np"3 'h-t
several months -.. ,H".'-d Ga
tcart~ ppnrcy.i ~ "i ..h DNIo'
cats. II thosJ pee, "rc ".".re.
'noy viii now h2 ri' t. rr.r",p'.
nni suppJJ. Z. l.''y rhirh sC7.t,'
the President. There s'Cm- tJ -
a steady and sure change workus
all over the North, and nowhere
more surely than among tho masses
Of the Republican party, 10 tho sup
port Of the National Administration
Irdcol, there never was any dispose
tiln to fight the President, even
umong those who differed with him
rs to his policy, and as he has great
Is modified that. he finds his truest
i.ien IL ready to DO him justice. and
the only peoplc from whom he can
expect sincere support wheeling into
hue candiily to uphold the tlmn
.istratior. We rejoice the more for
this condition of Internal a.rlirs OF
+ the party. bJclusc the country has
uncy pocto l.y fal,en upon evil tim IS.
from " Itch i, can only he cNliirrtcl
Iby the stoaty hand Of Republican
/ PRESIDENT, stained by the iirm re
solves Il a patriotic party like tha;
which saved the COUNTRY from til,
rlva ,es Of civil war.--lkfr. J,i
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-08-16
Meeting Of the R,p,)lica, Stale Coz.
vention.

HE,pqr NRtgg's HErruttcAS SrArr COW
SirrER NNuSf-Er "a, 'uly i!th. ls-- -''y ~
fection OF the Rcputiicsu state Co.rri'tsa. the
neyublleau state tnnvcntipr he-ct,'irr called
10 most At 'aftishu-g on the f'ti diy ot M
yrst next u hercby p0stp0n-'. - 'r'f' - W.
risturs. Atupon. on wciuesiay. September
l,ti rhis v,stporewe1, "a mails " ths 70
quest ~ n irrxc uuursr ~ tt'~ ~ bel clar'. vhn
have rrxaEcp .nts ~ ~ Vrcssu' % a tri,1fial
couclAsc VI Knights rru' yi.rs w'I"' 1sscTN'c'
~ cleveland, uhio, on ~ 2e;h dhy " AGEIi'
neIL
Ry order o! tho Committee.
HENRY II uoyr.
A. WILSON SoRR's, CL.irtnaa
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-08-16

1us Cincl4aaG Gr.sH' declares it
"a, n.ven sufeg Of = Iicrr'iiron ina-
Ioiity of20,pD in OHIO than It Is Of
lsron q a,.i,l n Lhe cnLninr clncli1n.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-10-31

.,v,rNNA BREAD" MAKING. -HoW u 70
~ tD tSe Mem York Cooking Sch0ot -
uT W;ou Nv bread has now found an abiding
,Iao" in This city, if one may trust the
p'r lettered bulletin exhibited n ~ sIe
norncr of Tenth Street and Broauway'
4 nronos with this announcement c'LIe tl
'npi,a,ion from the New York Cooking
oahooI IN see the bread made Enough
' 'iioo resnonded to fill the class room. at
w f''J 3 81 Marks Place. The hour having
rived for opening the class the chef APP
1eared, bearing large tin par, ana son me-
i,nr. and his assistant followed VIII Ili'h
nj water. This was the moment "leh
.hort.eiohted attendants settled Their eye
'Iassos and all held in mid-air well
-barnened lead pencil, ready to note down
%, ~ word that should be spoken IN rela-
,ion to the business in hand. But no word
vas spoken. There was IL quiet ana OF,
lerlv sitting of the flour which was pu.
nto The pan. This was unenduraDie- ~
rnst so thought the lady who asked thc
,nvidions question: ." Are you certain that
,on know how to make Centennial Wen
m bread?" A patronizng smile swept
,ver the lean visage of the chci as he as
nred the douber Then, evidently feel
no that there are lines when it is better
o speak than be silent, he patiently cX'
MANNED all manipulations made during the
,ntire lesson. These explanations, in con-
,ection with Miss Corsons informal lee
turs, furnished the following recipe lor
I.;.o. Vianno brnn1
Slft in Il tin pan four pounds OF Hour
bank it up against the sides, pour in one
quart of milk and water and mix into 1t
1nough flour to form thin batter; then
quickly and lightly add ore pint OF MILK
N which is dissolved one ounce OF salt
and one and threc-quarter5 ounces OF Gail
n Fleiscbmann's compressed yeast; leave
the remainder of the flour against the
sides of the pan; cover the pan with a
cloth and set it in place free from
Taught for three-quarters of an hour;
hen mix in the rest of the flour until the
dough- will leave the bottom and sides OF
the pan, and let it stand two and II half
hours. Finally, divide the mass into one
pound pieces, to be cut in turns into twelve
parts each. This gives square pieces
about three and one-half inches thick,
each corner of which is taken up and fold
ed over to the centre, and then the cakes
ire turned over on dough-board to rise
for half IN hour, when they are put into Il
not oven that bakes them in ten minutes.
lis this bread really more healthiul
than that made in the ordinary way?
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-10-31

Sarah A. Summers is under arrest in
Des Moines. She was fast accommodating
ii fortune, when her business was interrup.
ed by the police. She sent to all parts Of
the country circulars advertising sub
stance really composed of pure white sug-
II alone, but of which she said 1T pos
sesses such powerful and magnetic infu-
rnces that when handled by either sex and
given to the other, they Immediately be-
come attracted. and in short time love
The giver no matter who they had loved
before. Any lady or gentleman can gain
the love, and wed the one they love, by
using this powder. 1t is easily given in
wine or liquors of any kind, or tea, coffee,
or any drink that can be sweetened, us it
tastes and looks like sugar, and can be
given without fear of detection. or can be
given by another person after following
directions. The love you gam will be true,
pure, and permanent In Mrs. Summers
rooms vast number ofietters were found
chiefly from girls in seminaries, showing
that she had sold II great quantity of white
sugar ut the rate of about dollar per
half ounce. Some of the purchasers had
written 10 say that they had administered
The powders, but without effect.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-10-31

The greenbackers are going to make =
vigorous canvass in Massachusetts, anI
,ile leaders talk seriously of getting n
heavy vote. 9''"7 1t
Mr.. Tilden begins where he left off
The country has been MOVING forwari
since he went to Europe, and the cy.gov.
ernor must be careful or he will be left
behind; We are not electing president
Herald. 'N''' 1'0S'o"
Mr.. P. 7. Barnum went to the White
House to console the President the otbor
day but found his minstrutions nnrooos
Sary' He remarked on his arrival that he
ha1 come to express his sympathy bec,nso
lie mad great deal of it for apybodv rL 'o
was President. He had known or ".o
PRESIDENT from jackson down. md 'haSI.
Ii, all got gray under it oxcent GrnntS
i. tITSy mad worried themselves to death
mere Is no danger to me, Mr.. Barnnn, y
answered the President. ~ do not intnn,,
70 grow gray in Office. l do not allow r nn,'
ollclal annoyances to follow me ontsida ~
,nls room % go to my family, pIay Wit III
my emil ren' and forget that | am n' pr m''i'
u"nt' Nearly every day when | leavo ~
ollee' usually from three to Gnr '', n.s
Tor drive, but sometimes I nroso,. 20
walk l take with me in NV r, oas.,., 10
some pleasant gentleman, who is S' al,ra
apIe to me, and who l know viii N ' NC,
I"Ik 10 me OF public business and nol oil no'
"A long drive settles my nerves. bani i,ies,
I : sad cases that come to me Willis mSioS
fo cannot mn, help' and gives me an appeti t
tor my dinner In the evening sea "p p'a,,'
r rrigmas ~ socially and this is diyersiog
with po e,ir n r" ,bo am rarely troubled
come both ladies and gtnljmor a uUso e. VINO
ally known to us, and thov no' ".o seher-
Inv, retire reasonably eorl w our our
rise early, and so there is ItIo I ,Iaa, ana
gray hairs in my ca,e.V '''' """g'r oil