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County Ticket.

Congress,
Il L. WAGENSELLER,
of Seliusgrove.
SubJc TO dcci.iou Of the District Confcrenc
Assembly
CHARLES MILLER,
Of Penn.
Associate Judge
SAMUEL A. WErZEL.
of Beaver
prothonotary
JEREMIAH GROUSE,
Of Middlcburg.
Register & Recor Ter
JAMES VI. VANXANDT,
Of Middleburs,
District Attorney
HENRY II. GRIMM,
Of Washington.
Jury Commissioner
LEVI FISHER,
of Srliusgrove.
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Clear head and voice, easy breath
ing. sweet breath, perfect smell. taste
and hearing, no cough, no distress.
These are conditions brought about in
catarih hy the use Of Sinford's Rad
ical Cure. Complete treatment for 81
NJ,
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E('ZENIA A

E(ZEMA.
q INV Log and both feet, which turned out q
be Eczema, and causei me great pain nd an.
noyanrr | tried various remedies with nj
good results, until used tho CuTiCURA RE-
SOLVENT internally and CuTICuRA and CuTI
CURA soar externally. which entirely cured
mo so that my skin is as smooth and natural nj
ever.
l., NJ. FRAILEY, % South St., Baltimore.
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ADDRESS TO The REPUBLICAN
STATE COMMITTEE.


TO THE REpU3LIcASs OF PESyjYLvA
MA:
The Republican State Commit =
tee thus early announces tho OPEN
ing of its Headquarters, aud asks
tho prompt cooperation Of all active
Republicans, to tho end that the de-
tails Of what must prove great
canvass may receive the most care.
ful attention.
Tho Harrisburg Convention has
submitted to tho suiFrages OF the
people great ticket and a glori Gus
platform. Tho ticket embodies n
groLp of names which for ability,
fitness and representative character,
it is Impossible to excel, Gou'l Bea :
vcr is not only the type OF onr SOL
dicry that host which counted in
its ranks nearly qnarter Of mil
lion of Pennsylvaniins when the
Union of tho States was imperilled
but his deeds and su1orings for
the cause place him in the front
rank OF the heroes OF that war. As
Rupublicans wo vowel iu iti darker
hoars that political iugrititule
should never DO shown to any OF
these heroes, AL other thinks being
equal
In this instance Ill other things are
more than ou.lle thoy are ex-
ccllcl in 80 far that or MANNED SOL
dicr canlilite for GovernJr embod-
les all tho higher qualities of the
statesman, the orator aul the chris
tian. Senator Davies for Lieuten-
nut Governor, represents tho free,
unshacklel talent OF tho section
which gave rs Wilmot aud Grow
WIN. Henry Rawle, for the Supreme
Court, ID the best product of phila-
delphia's brilliant b,r, and in tho
world Of legal letters bears a fame
50 bright that our c)ntineut cannot
bind it. John VI, Grcer, for Secre-
t,ry Of internal Aif,irs, is as strong
IN politics as in physique, an
throughout distinguished career il
the State Senate lrs boon recognize
As the champion OF tho men who
have developed our rivers of oil anC
milo the worl | thoir channel
Thomas NJ. MlrJhill, tho most in.
dependent ofal in iepcn lent think
ers in our West, is the best pl,
our State affords Of the citizen who's,
qualifications havo compelled th,
Office to hunt the man. He will aiC
in keefiug intact what in the natur
OF things must be a very narrow Re
publican margin in the lower Hous,
Of Congress.
The ticket thus fairly and fully 70
presents every living element of Re
publicauism, Tho platform is NOR
pronounced than any ever befor
adopted in the State-pronounce
in seeking every legitimate polite,
advance touching improvement @
methods aud the earliest possibl
triumph Of principles.
Pennsylvania is now freer in be
forms OF Republican primary aciio
than any other State in the Uniai
Sho iuaugurated district represents
tion in National Conventions, an
now more fully entorces the polio
4. than any II her sister States. Th
present platform aud the rules en-
a 4 -
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7 reasurer's Sale
of Seated and Unseatsd Lands in Snyder
County, 1882.

authority
Assembly March the Act
thereto hereby
expose Public The House in Mddlebug
TUESDAY JUNE 18th NEXT,
whole the hereinafter
thereof will the road and school taxes and the
costs crupdtber to witt
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SCROFULA SORE.

Rev. Dr. ----, In detailing his experience
Divine Proyidrnc" ono OF his pnrishoners was
cured Of n scroiulous sore. which was SLOWLY
draining away his life. bv tho CuTICuGA RE.
CuEA SOAR externally. The poison that had
fed the disease was com pletely driven out.
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Greaitul 10 InYalids.

Floreston Cologne is grateful to in.
valids, hccnusc It is refreshing without
the sickening effect Of most perfumes
Nav.
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State Ticket.


Governor,
JAMES \. BEAVER,
Of Centre.
Lieutenant tioyrrnor,
WILLIAM +. DAVIES,
OF Bradford.
Secretary Of Internal Affairs,
JOHN VI. GREER,
Of Butler.
Judge Of supreme Court,
WILLIAM II. RAWLE,
OF Philadelphia.
tongrcssinan.nt Large.
THOMAS VI. MARSHALL,
Of Allegheny.
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S.4yN.ARITAN .NERVYNE

Cures Nervous Dyspepsia, PaIpitation OF tho
Heart, Asthma, bronchitis, Scroiuls, SYPHILIS,
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ClITVCy'R IA.

CUTICURA.
The Cu,icura treatment for the cure NJ skin,
Sea and Blood Diseases, consists In tho Int r.
nal use oi CuTICURA RgsoLvRNT. tue now
Blood Purlh'r, aud the external use Of CuTI.
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NERTT.NE

Cures Alcoholism, Drunkenness and the hab-
I of Opium Eating. These degrading habits
are by tar the worst evils that have ever be-
fallen suffering humanity. Thousands die an.
nually from these noxi,us drugs. Tho drunk
ard drinks liquor not becase he likes II. but
for the pleasure Of drinking and treating Lis
friends. lit o thinking that he Is on his road
to ruin. l.ik" tho Opium Eater, he fret uses
the drug in sihall quantities rs a harmless AN
tidote. The soothing infuerce OF the drug
takes strong hold upon It's Victim, leading
him on to his own destruction. Tho habits OF
Opium E,tikx aud Liquor Drinking aro pre-
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creating hrst inhames the stomach, which
redoubles Its cravings until II paralyges both
the stomach and appetite. so every drink Of
liquor or dose of opium, instead OF satisfying
cnly adds to Its heres fires, until II consume .
the vital force and then itself Like tho giut-
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but never enough until its own rapacity de-
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roief IN all such cases. II produces sleep,
quiets the nerves. builds up tho nervous sys-
TEN, and restores body and mind to q healthy
condition.
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&ANTARITAN
N E R v | N E
SAMARITAN NERJTNE

Cures Female Weakness, General Debility,
liberation Of tho Uterus Internui Heat, Grav-
el, Inflammation OF the bladder, Irriiabiiity
Of the Bladder. For Wax fulIess at Might,
there Ia no better remedy. During tho chan 20
OF life no Female should DO without II. It
quiets the Nervous system and gives rest,
con- fort aud natures sweet sleeu
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TOWNSHIP.
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}, John Brady,
Andrew Kennedy,
James Hepburn,
Robert Eden,
Christian Gettig,
Charles Hall,
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IDAHO WORLD
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Nantucket, SIS.
PROBATE COURT.

10 The neat of kin, Creditors, and all
Persons Interested IN the estate to be od-
nanlstered IN his county, of Samuel B.
Coleman, late of Idaho Ciy, in the Ter
ratory Of Idaho, deceased, intestate:
nv HEREAS, application has been made 10 snid
Nv Court to grant letter of administration on
the estate OF said dec eased to Alien Coffin. of Nan
tucket in the county of Nantucket: You are here.
oy cited to appear at Probate Court to be held Mt
Nantucket IN said County of Nantucket, on the air
teenth DAY OF November next at ten O'Clock before
noon, 10 show cause if any you have, against grant
ing the same. ~e"A9' s'"i'
ana the said Allen Coffin is hereby directed to
t;or pubic notlGe thereof, by publishing this cta
uoh once week, for six successive weeks in the
newspaper called the Idaho " orld, printed at Ida
no CITY. Idaho, the Stock Report, printed at San
francisco. California, and the Nantucket Journal
printed az nantucket the last pnolica alton to be
seven days at least. before said Court
witness, Thadeus Q. Defriez Esouire Jrdga of
tha r nour. tnis fourteenth day of September in
two 'su ~no eishty.
September 29...6w. -'' "osiS'er'
New-York tribune., 1882-04-08
THE STATE LEGISLATURE. b.

SHORT sIssIONS IN BOTH HOUsES-SPEAKER PAT
TERsON's EXPLANATIoN-BILLs REPORTED AND
INTRoDUCED-OTHEa MATTERS.
[FRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE rRiBUShl
ALBANY, April Little business was done
in either house Of the Legislature today owing 10 per
sistent hlbustering by members who desired To pay
respect TO Good Friday by adourning the LegSia'ur
Speaker Patterson, much to the surprise Of the Assey
explained his yesterday on the Ran
way Commission bill, when the vote WIS
recorded against those OF most OF tho SPEAK
ers fellow Democratic members. His eNplanauoa
is said to have been due angry expressed CRITICISMS
Of his course by the Regular Democrats referred TO- n'
thinking that he should have supported their smsnd
ment 10 confer the power 10 elect the railway eoo.
sioners on the people He said that he believed tha lD
Governor ouhg 10 appoint ,the commissioners, and %
lieving hat,he had voted against the amendment sun ~
had agreed with his Democratic colleagues that the OH
uht not TO go into effect until after the election Of a
successor to Governor Cornell such 81
amendment of the bill he w0Id heartily support wne'
the bill came to be read third time. This explanation
was moi accepted entirely satisfactory and therefon
the Speaker may be considered out of favor with m
own party assOciaies
The Ways and Means Committee reported fayoraoys
bill appropriatipg $4,000 to define the limits Of the pro
posed State Park OF 100000 acres IN tls
Adirondack wilderness. II also reported ia,% i.
ably bill .approprat,nlg; S2''o2SV ,oorimeutl ,9n
station. The canal toll-sloet approved The Oh
containng revision Of the laws relating 10 Newios
was reported fayoraby Mr.. Iiannans BILL fornImns osns
the construction Of a railroad OF any kind In Nasmns
ton-st Brooklyn, reported favOrably by the hAD
road Committee. , , "a,
In the senate the Committee Cities reporeal -
consideration Senator BOyds bill reducing the rass,~
fare on elevated railroads OF New-iork 10 ess ~
Upon motion Of Senator Boyd the bill Was Oruerru 80
considered IN the first Committee OF the " nolo "a
full" senator Boyd introduced bill to compel sssns
banks print In newspaper the names Oh s,
of Unclaimed de posits Senator RnsscLs bill proVus.
for "A commission TO compromise the aiteafdses VI '
In Brooklyn was reported iaYOraDy.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-08
woRE1YGMEN AND THEIR TROUBLES.

The carpanters OF this city will make de-
mond ls morning fer Increase OF wages from - To
3 80 a day The action was decided upon at the meet
,p, held at irving Hall Thursday night. The men
claim thai their wages at present lower than those
maid to the other OF the building trades and
saw that increased price OF rents and the cost OF Nv
ing have forced them to make the demand which will
become general strike Monday If not accedei to-
meeting will be held tonight at Clarendon Hall TO re
oeive the reports of the men complete the
ments for strike becomes necessary to make one
report was circulated yesterday that the carpenters
employed by the Department OF Pabic Parks had strnc
for CHER pay Commissioner Lane SAID that thcrc had
been no strike The Commissioners had nad under con-
sderaton the question OF raising the pay OF he men
from - 80 to 80 day without any application from the
carpenters .,, ..,,, 9Th
accessiOns Of from the shops AT the
meetings held at Academy Hal and III hose nm MN
Hall many incidents were told OF the grievances
which the men have suffered under the jon
system Their determination not TO resume WORK unless
for a stated Of wages stronger yesterday lna
at any time since the beginning OF the trouble. Inc
bosses showed some signs Of weakening yesterday
and many OF them willing, so they said 10 scceao
10 the wishes of the strikers but two OF three OF the
largest refused to consider the matter IN way
favorable to the large meeing OF the strkers
was held last night at Rose Hill Hail. In secondaye ut
which Robert Blissert ana Othcr prouhneIt -,
trade unions made addresses encouI"glns tne un 20 W
maintain the attitude they hiso '@aen Aoi 'e"' "~e
The proprietor the Metropolitan Iron Works az me
foot OF East One deighteenth-sl, ciainei
that he had ended the strike OF his nouiuns
by and filling their places WIN othef
men TRn,UsE reporter visited the shop ana IounI
that M monders had been found 10 take the strikers
places and that the men were sun connoen' oi soo-
| -, ...,.. L., ,,,,,,, ot No
| 600 Ninth-aye II decided 10 make demand Tor
higher wages IA reduction or the weight OF ioan from
seyenty ave ironers including several Cinnamon. In
| the Manhattan Shirt Mills, In Paterson n j. struck
esterday for an increase OF hau cent snu" ~ was
| refuaed and they left work.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-08
THE NEWSPAPER WORLD.

Charles Heber Clark {" Max Adeler y, has
sold his stock The Ercning Bien, of Philadelphia,
and purchased halfnterest In The TeItue HecOrd "
America.
Increasing prosperity has led 10 the additions of eight
columns aud gt inches to tic size OF The Ddy Be0cOn
of Akron ohio which entered upon its twelfth volume
few days ago. 80
the that if in he8lthful and flourish
inc condition than before" Half Of rivals
have vanished before during the last fourteen years.
WiIliom IT, Croasdale has taken full charge Of
THE BIlnoe Gazete While The Gazette will continue TO
he a Democratic Journal, Mr. Croasdale announces that
be intends TO make it "a real newspaper" and not
"merely political organ
The daily circulation OF The Troy Times is now
600 greater than In April, 1851. and tho advertising
departnent prosperous than II Is to-
day" The propietOrs have ordered Hoe typo-revolv
inc and web De rfecting press and say they are en-
enraged 70 believe the day is not far distant when the
daily circulation Of The Times will reach at least 20 OOO
In a card announcing his intention tn start another
Greenback Journal, solon Chase OF Chasee Mills Me-
says: Newspaper has great large mouth and takes
4 good deal OF food forkfu OF hay and ration OF
meal from true men, who will not enter into cntanging
aliaIces with either OF the old parties. b all that Is
needed TO make Then. Steers plow furrow from the
white birch hllsdes Of Maine TO the land oil the owe
md
New-York tribune., 1882-04-08
CONFERENCE or NEW-YoRK NETH0DHTS.

SING SING, April 1.-THE session of the
New-York Conference was opened this morning with
prayer by j. &. Oakley. After the reading Of
the minutes the A. N MunI asked the privilege Of
explaining why he had recently changed his name to
Molyneaux He did because ii ancieny sospelled,
and was afterward corrupted And he now came be
fore the Conference with a to
ask TO be placed the superannuated ro-
laton. The Conference voted to grant his request.
communication was received from the New York East
Conference touching matters Of common interest.
The rest the session principally taken up with
discussion regard 20 the Mount Rutsen Farm. few
years Thomas Sukely to the Conference 100
acres land miles north of Rhncbeck Ia he nsed
"a home for snperannuated ministers of thcConfercnce
More recently he promised to give $4,000 in ad-
don if the trustees will raise $1,000 before January l.
1881 The trustees. through DR. Crawford, reported
that they had accepted this offer their response
bity, trusting to be sustained by the Conference
II this money should be raised vas In
tended to build TWO houses the farm, and pay off
floating debt OF Sl,lOO The Conference voted to ap
provc the action Of the trustees very spirited discus
sion then arose on a resolution pfoosed Dy Dr IrtW
ford tha. the house owned the Conference in Middle
TOWN. n Y he sold and the proceeds, probably about
81 900, applied TO Mount Rutsen IL was sad TO be u
III live The question was divided and the pTOpO
sition TO sell the house simply was adoped Dr. vincent
WAS III favor of giving the proceeds Of the sale part
the $1,000 that the Conference was pledged To raise
Mount Rutsen. The farm had Increased Ia yaine
from little more than $1,000 To over VSOoO The Rev
Dr. Hare moved Is "a substitute that the Conference an-
the trustees to invest the money Obtained from
sale Of the house. ana tbat ~ shall not DC Hed TOT
Mount Rusc unless absolutely necessary This suDs
tute adopted. -
Assistance society. Officers for the ensuing year
elected and speeches were made ny the KEY j. r. Her
nance the Rev. q. Il. Crooks, of the Drew Theological
SUMMARY, and others. In the evening the church was
filled on the Of the Anniversary OF the WOmans
in the past year was made The Rev. Dr. Baldwin, %
Mrs. Kennard Chandler, the secretary, spoke OF the
claims OF the society on members of the church
New-York tribune., 1882-04-08
MR.. SBIFT And THE CHINESE TREAiI'

SAN Francisco, April 7.-Ex-Treaty Cour
missioner swift, now in sacramento, publishes ea
The Record Union TO the effect that the recent iner
with him published In The San Franeise0 cal, was ="
correct In making him say that the Commissioners ~
cussed and agreed any limit OF time Of suspension
Immigration. What dd say that It was dsuno's
agreed that OF what might Dc the necessary time
ten or fifty years. correct the evil the United s'
were TO be and only Judge, and the Chinese Wv
erumcnt a. he understood II, relied upon the Cow sss
ment OF the United states not ~ take more tune
was necessary to accomplish the desired result ~
opInlon thirty three years would have been salsis'
to the authorities III Pealn.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-08
MILITARY ACADEMY APPOINTMENTS.

WAsHISGToN, April 7.-Among the appoint
ments TO the Military Academy at West Point, mado this
year. are the following:
Connecfcuf-Dwight T.. Hollcy and John ii. Walsh.
NcicJTsey-William NJ. Wright and Charles e Cars
calen-
Re,e York-George II. r. Holloway. Alarc C. Morgan.
Emmett Tiffany Avery ID. Andrews. Arthur Lee Beetle,
Charles IL. Croft stephen A Ferguson Lueen O. Berry
George IL. Davis, Joseph Byron, Adam H. Pentz, John
Mcmahon alternatol, Theodore T. Lawrence laltern-
ate) John NJ Farley slternate). Il. John Ryan ltern-
ste) Peter L. Traub alternate) Thomas c. welch al
ternntej
New-York tribune., 1882-04-08

OPHTHALMIC VALUE OF THE MAGMi
NEEDLEThe detection OF foreign substances IN ''e NJ
BY means of the magnetic needle Is descripea /" ,,L
Pooley IN the Archives Ophthalmology' hiS pi', 4
conclusions are first, that the presence Oh sui
foreign body ia the eye, when OF considerable se
a,tuated near the surface may be determined by 'es
for It with q suspended magnet; second. the "A,
and poeition OF such . body may most surely "
cut by rendering It magnet by induction. and 'nes
ing for IL with suspended magnet: third tho s
depth of the inciosed forciga body may be
the intensity Of action Of the needle near INC 81 ~
fourth any change from the primary posva ,sax he
forrgn body may he asoertaiBed by earefaiy 10 III
changes that mro iadisated W the aens""SN
noedlA
New-York tribune., 1882-04-08
TILE COURT or APPEALS.

ALBANY, April THE Court of Appeals will
resume its session at old Capitol In this oy Mon
day next and the day calendar for that day Will DO ss
follows Nos o43. l30 l34, l2O, l3l, SSA 359 l3o.