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mattor orly fromm o Chom otice is b cisimsagitust shor, isto of than or Ashland,. a mt lb: 31m Nels b vouchers thereof to the in!» bt o-r mes of ltu- being? tharTth 11A: 01m sald ated Elmira, the 13th day of kn - 1816, SARAH admintstre JAMES QARPENTER, Ldminiatratozhh' lidiawénr- (2°! QOUNIY OLERK'B OFFICE, a.... Notica is ha by given thats pane! of Grand ana :t Jurars will be drawn at the Chem: County \\at It otiook fifi’wfii Eta? C the at % col Court and Court of 6 Ta of the nted to be held at the Com-t 8 Eimira, in and. {or um Coun: Chem: Monday, (1 day of May, 1976. 'ated Elmira, Ami! 241115110. «Clerk Chennai County PARKHOTEL, onnuzy to the famous Eldridge atk ani Fair Ground, and com- view of the entire Valley, plo Boom attached. api7dtt Yiew Hotel, the Drivi sanding a dolig ,m wanna overwoking Sensoe @ rooms; high ceilings; Music, &o. naiutmmmmem * *i . W. T. angl\4tf Propristor DWIGIHIT HOUSE, swam}: x. Y. saven ft m rail fr3m the busimess cen- f tno ciBf f. with fins newly sample Wi¥hres directly over C. W «Sears' Store, RRS. Wree Hotsnd Ccld 0, ove our recms, o charge Jim 6 r ® l ~House ! Ho. Acos ST., l’ennif an, N. Y. “ll KELLY, Pros i \noms for Comm-chi Travelers, finder. jnsidly GE HOTEL, very (agile?! Ban and Fine sapTdAtt tor Gommeroiai Room MM“ with Rouse. FINE SPMNfi CLOTHING BOWRR & ROMER, ; Wham Tailors, Ho 210 East “or Streat, minus Baldwin E: hsvenmum Eleg a~ht {i#io0ods ! zflialndanstunaoc Black Clotf_. suitable for Party and Asdding Buits. - Beautifu: Con 3am in all the fashionab gulorea. ''nishing Goods i1 groat varte naauaisctug 'guarauteed in the Merchant bring Departm mlflfldfl MRWHEE BROS., wuouiiALscnocens k» -aAND~ & T ea «Merchants, grandam“ of Steam, Coffeo an: Spico Mills, Nos. a”? &' 88 Garroll St., rer ELMRA. i ¥ YENGBMUMACM‘J ers of all rings of CUT STONE WORK Both Plain gnd Ornamental Lime E keep on hand a large Btock of Lockport w Stone, Ohio Band Stone, Connecticut Brown kinds of Cement: aam We make on: gwan anion: and shail try io #218 cvery one. arp tongs at Ne. G Bald win Street, spri0dlr CLMIRA. R. PRA T & CO., for the Sale of ass case We “r? s 52 WHITE LEAP. The Tradémppud at Factory Pristh | P QV/Z 2 ,%” secure a tfeongh Basiness Eduration is 4h# RAFT E: | ne nh 62 rut-um \Mill. m: 1mm ~ fjhmmupmmmu MIN“- « .ghtngb-mmu “W“ #: \ . ac amummmmmmmm po» w in. E fafiayni wilh ~ at: is! sag: cg! ltd\ [mayo-rt,“ Salon: (u:- finkfiifimfig‘pfirm W i I could sso no good rasepn to b ma ammunition a“ Edi. Rep ort of Committee. change it. “m“ with!” <bute numeroga and a fiw | -Night Wrpradd, 101 Bullman Coull lvl : __ Judge Miller moved to add.to Magone's. res- t - Air to En withest f R ._ the following, which Msgons ac- ouses recently built by set- cum!\ : { R FAVORABLE TO TAMM iNn¥. | ® mi 1mm. North. Everywhare there is ®ati wives; mm’ iro. A 4 ® “l 'all casce where “my, from ser- Sid! range commingling of the very 'old and mies Hih c ac c mu 140 ®. » * e > R E 89 F Nok Enis a m. No.6 Pr Mal Alt | Ray(Tlidan) Delegation Admitted. aT ts be reported by m? a: “£3” 1:3): 30m It? river aro opr 32 IX Atos Es bist ane Wo. 16 Monttor sigma. | mgcommitm. L * han ( AC '% onun rere jopges uyuptas | m' roo in bon hole | | ROGHEST ER 10 tn Ph.. No $7.19: nee Bef O aa .C Una, April 27. -The coovéntlno mot at 1mm! ank, fling, If aw York and . z man. Black ch are plenty, § Los NG Mr ans » --f OF sothatreach of thom has n large day ech annin« & Jah m“ s erence No. 38, ... ...... 2:15 PM Jud e Morris, from the comiuittes on con- w Tim mpver says the ulna: districts m az school fl in . - ine tetecen teatants submitted q report with conclusions | want a congreailonal diutflntoommiitmbn; dutiog the winter, snd also a large Bunday PP gMobb Med f \Csr L0, tan on Mendsy mornivg. as al ready song. those hi named had wot saked for i}. L | Tnthallabter wa ware aspaciaily in. | \I- -- - -------------pa==--== Ko. 8 rtinle dally. The question was tiken on agrecing to the Kinselia endowed this mutant. Aoboll, our We qethored in a little, ofd, un. “MM P w SORTEESN C&NTaaL TIME TABLE, report of the committee on eac caso as read. | of No porfed the proposition for fntabsd Charch io th ood < C w at Ohm. -_ do takeeffect Apri: 10, 1976. The time at Kimira | 'That giving seats to the delegation héaded | a larger numb\. Twmu question was a pine woods, which, sited ak tolowe: by Benjamin Hay, from Colujsbia county, | then on moved and during the war, was the home of the south- HAWLEY mug: 4 co. youre | .. | wes agreed to with appliuse. £0 1:10 erm refagues, many of them being buried ta ~*2 mama! 8:00 1x | Canandaigua £3 \ 5p 25s | _ The report on tum Qnondagn: calf. Mtg; joining tion to amend. t -A 980 mm m”, their graves unkept «1d unnamed, 0 85 Rinte KL., Mater, ®. ¥. Winismsport Ao 1:90 ® ar | Watitos Acc., 1. 0) Aar, | coates to the de 381mm- haml+d y - my: ere intereatod what a msn conld peatkns ra Aco... .. 10 p Northern 1218 pas. Graves, was read. giant resolnflon was then adopted. E0 Pinted, ara Prints © E | Sam ss , HBF | rat Ducnaage moved to amend report | - 9. Bry? at Qelambta, offered the following | do who had a Saaday frchoo? on hand, and PAPER \\ f fig sopen. I “13:33:23“ 3A“ P.M. and givg seats 00:3 04.3115!to $31} eddbyi ar. whiol was referred to committse on no orie but bis wife t> help him. Ha swept ® snd Xote Keals, ary Pno & &D roum- “mm. ”1m Colored if\ m'i-zx \1131812 Pa young“ . top“! an; of 2a case as seti forthc clot: gag: “Resolved That all cases where the county the house and built a fre, it beings wet Wm» ay i gs mum Bul zxfixglnvpgm 215 rm. mittee, Ho denoundédd to bitter terms mani- in mogul-ion! datrisle has aix solid votes, Gay. The storapipe wasa mis-ft, the albaw While sud Mxted Hepp. . 9 55 p. x. uthorn 1mm. ITHAOA AND ELMIRA R. B. Trains leave Simira depot as follows, vis: Train No.3 at 6:00 a. m.. with through Express, making Ithace at 8 25, mind iHO Byracuso HMO Deruytor , Norwi wfiafluvunlflr u llhwa&00.Frn ville Gortian 1 6:40, Syracuso a 10, Deruyter 8105. mmxmmms ad 6:10 p. at. arrives at Ith 1-44; Presvillo 917. Auturn 945, Gortlan P. M. am5V\ Lids a aBJ afH®ENS minivan) Leave Eimisa et 12 55 pou crroaugh car lor 0690's. : mail and tiuotpal stops, and arrive at a af 9:00 filial will arrivo to Elmra si 13:80, $180 and 8:20- 0 ix pulations of party mach man- ir said ho was co order and warn him gain the , question pelled afore the convention. any mold not afford to uss suph machinery referred to unfairly. [At tho con- olunion of his remarks on mails? of Jadge Tappen, of West Chester, convention adopted rale confining membars to five minutes each, in spoaking. - Jud age Mortis tien took the floor in reply to Corbett and sa{d it shown to the committee that the conventibn so called, gounectin s 5s, re at 15 h‘ leaving Sapre st 1.25, | electing contesting dblegation was nothin Ithaca 3 26. eneve 5 3 more that a mob Phi} committes hesitate J a. lth 7-05, “3T'°\‘ Ty aFe ig in Riots at | pot a moment to decl dung that the delegates QMA. ar. UMG + aN c ik GENEVA, [Td wa A%. ay a Elmira 18 lige m iiDm m 1 3 r ti. i523“ S96 kou Fiske. 9 33 P % +0 Iousem (.ll 34 aot . Em mm 0 w iC om a _s in f * The stoner Est . Jaffpp®il uate f only trips from Wa ans ano. dn a af ou Low arriv®i of the triia fro a Vi as £ t+ cag a ll leave Getteva a% 2:20 P. st ou the arrivcl «f the train o New York Gentral Radroai. mainng ¢ suectione at Watkins with traits dh Nortbern Jc. tral Listirord fog all points south ONTAR® youCTIERN BaILicaAD. Qoing South, tea e sodas Print at 1 2) a u , riving at Stenloy at lo 45 a xs Going Nerth, leavo stanley mt 4 05 pou ar riving at dodue Potot at 7T 4) roar Ar ELMIBA & RAIL WAR fInm zasum mov. 8, IHT. Crew Drviaton.-Cara leave Streos Gar Depot {or Park Place ovory baif hour from 8 00 a. M. to 9: at., and return from Park Place from 830A 'fiu Btreat Car' Dopot for Clinton street at Wal- putfrom8:16a rw. to 0.165 r. x. and return from ints strast from #45 a. w. to 0.46 P or. Cars pass from Erie Depot to Hotels and Opera House every 16 utes Ortt Loxtts-Cara leave cach morniog City Limits tor Dope: at 0:30 a. w. and rotarn at 7:00 a. y.. done necting with first car to Horsehaadn. Homamwmane Drvistom - eave Htroct bu spot at 1120 a a., Pask Place for Horaohoads (passinig.Depot 10 minutes later) at 8:30, 10:80 a. x , and 1nd 8130, 6130 r. x. % Learo Horscheads si # 1} 10 10 a. w , aud 1: 10, At $110, 6:10 and 7.10 ». an. H rt Acar will run to the Casino and Drivio Hotel hourly during the day as long as plfl) e ronage will Extra cars for becturcn Partiss and Entertain 1 monts will bo furnished on xgpuonion * MUOBE, Maniget, BATH & HAMMONDEPORT maul)? gonca 2, Leave Bath 9.10 a. M., County House 9.10, Cold lprlng 9.27, Plcasant Valley 9.35, Hammond-port I. Leave Bath 2.8 r w., County Hotso tum Coid Byzing 3.07, Plossant Valley 8.15, mmogjqpofl 2.3mm Bath 8.202 w. County HonBe 8 Obld Bpring 8.87, Pleasant Va loy 8.48, a?“ LAKE KECKA STEAMERS. 1 On aud after Monday, April 19th, 1876, the 9mm\ \Yates\ will run as foliows Leavs Hammondlpon on arrival of Cars ‘ln from Bach Q a. ar Arrivo at Pena Yan. . - lfll‘w rust Leave Ponu Yan, on arrival of raid from _. on N. C. & R. W.. 2 $0 Pm Arrive at cnuoeoung wum cars for Bath. .... &. bab pist. SYRACUSE, BNGBAHTOV & NEW Y0BK4 B B. Arrive at Bingham: Leste e 1.00 PMe NYAPh’IE s 10\. lgfus'h 700. u.’~: 5 nese a> iGflAH. KLMIRA 0311111308 LINE Btarting at the Opera House on Lake atteat ai 9 a. M. and overy hour thereaftor until 10 ®. w., run- down Lake street to Water, up Water ip hum OUharch, up Ohurch to Hoffmaid, ddwn 803mm to Water, down Water to Walant, up! Walnut to Church, down Church to Main, down \Aux. down Water to Lake, up Lake to th Open o 'Bus will start from the corner of mum um W to: @i10a. x., runcing up Water to locum), up Hofmgn to Church, down Chirch to ma \Bus will be an'HofAman street niinutes after the hour. Fare Scents, For ruand irly 10 cents. [ won't tloksts for ona dollar. SOUTEERN OENTRAL AD. Going Hlonth. Fhila.Ex........0.00 2.ar. Phila. Ex...... . 12.00 Ru.\ Phils, Nt. Rx. ...6 00 aca. PMNztx . 9 00 rac. Fraight& Aco 10 10 a.se. , Fraight & Aco.. 4.55 Ra. Leave Sayre. Way Ft. & Acc.. Phils Phila Nt Ex. . 5.40 P. a. . 5.00 a.m. | Phila, Nt Ex A®BIYE at Phila. Express 9.45 r x., Phils. wig: 9.30 A.M.; Way Ft. and Locommodsuond - fl“?! Lnav® oen 8 45 a it ; Phlin Night Express 6.48 PM; Wnyg’t. and Accommodation £195 A.M. BATH AND HAMMUONDSPORT BAILROAD. On and after Monday, December 15th, 1878, trains will run daily antil further notice, as follows. oxcapt raing 8 and 4 which will ran on Sun lay. gorse sovtH, L Leare Hammondsport 6.40 a. at., Plan-n! Vale lly 6.50. Cold Spring 7.08, county House 1,16, Lava Hammondsport 1210 r. s., Pleasant “my 12,20. Cold Bpring 12.28, County House 12.88, In Elmmondsport 0 00 r. x , Pleasant Valloy 8.10, Gold Bpring 6.18, County House 6.25, Bath 6. 35. TIOGA RAMRBOAD. aczze sous. &A K. aU, P.M. f.% Ostning..,...... wep. tas di0b #18 220 Lawrencevilis 8.8uar c 12.38 7 16 8.32 loga ... .. 9 20 7.44 4,20 ...... 10.06 0.19 - 6,25 12 18 B88 5.50 .Act.l1 to corke sorry A M. a. X. P I P. M. ... dsp. ... Lop. 1 $0De.1 50 luDa 8.80 0: - ... T 46 8.15 Mansfeld 'I dodo #60 Aas Aad Tioga ... .. Sim 9.40 - 6.04 6.26 Lurrencevill 2.00. 8.887 10.80 a. 810 orning . Arr. anksqun smarca, dxing Nork Stations, Going SoulA, 1.98 P4. 0.48 alu. ...Oorntug a's Sala. 6.18 pac. 2.30 © $5 ' .JA’-rrnnmuls Oi. <0 7.20 4 Les * tas ~ . Natson . 7.55 ° LB 40 fgg n .... Rixiand.. 10.00 #0 0 SENECA HAWGATXQ’N Company. LAKE STEAM Takes effect Monday, April 24, 1e70, at 0.35 ala, aotso sours. aonto wours. LeaveGenova, 1 50 a.m. knew-tum\ 0.35 ax Art. Watkins.. 11.45 a w. Arr.Geneva.... 9.65 a m. Leare Genera .. 2.859. x. [anwnxlnnn 1.30 r.. Art Watkins.... 6.20 r.1t. Art. Geneva.... 6.15 P a. ALDAHT AKD SUSQUEHANNA RAILROAD. Arrive at mughmflm. Leave Bmghunwn orning Bx..... 8.50 r.M. Morning Ex.. Krening Ex..... 9.00 r.. Evening Ex....1: Oneonta Ace ...11.10 a.m. Oneonta Aco... .5: Onsonta Aso.... 6.30 P.M. | Oneonta Aco....6: ELMIBRA AND DAGGETTS MILL 8TAGE LINE. t A pleasant, comfortable stage runs on this line, as vas Desgett's MIDs at 7:80 a. u. Moshertille 8:00 a. x., Millertown 8:15 a. x., State Line 8:80 a.M,, Pine Woods 9:80 ax., arrive at Elmira at 10:80. Departs from Elmira (Homestead Hotel) a1 8:00 r. x“(urn-ling the ma strut bridge only) PinnWoodn r. ar.. Btato Line own 5:30 r.)... Moskarville 6:30 r. 1L. ruche- Daggott's Mis at 6:00 #. as., daily. All orders loft on the slate, at $10 Homestead will promptly sttended to. RUSEKLL memz. MAWAHKA AND WESTERN R re Arrive st Burgh-mum Mon! csc» .> 1:00 ax. Pmngar. ... £80 9 81. l? ..... 1:85 P xg. Pulcngar . L1G aa. 2:20 nu. Ho10.90 a ar. UIHIOA & MANGO VALLEY RAILROAD. Leave Bingha Arrive at Bingliamtos. B ¥. {IV-Ex 12:85 r a. 2}. h 0:65 i a, Ex.... a» 4-45.11. Linton!“ 0.1511. COWANESQUE & ANTBIM “WAY C1128 0m. L’Vl 7.“ -_ H. #4 M. COIRIDG. ..... ........> Erwin Lindley | ..... .. anmviuo esc eme nge Yillage - eons worre. bl; 6 K) h.» t ¥; A all.. lp thin“ Jn 8.52 1.46 4233 in “I 48 'iw C.“ ii“. El SPECIAL NOTICE. POSIIIVEKLY THE 350m SYBUPOF TAB. WILD OHERAY A424 Tp is the “of? compound ever pre rma Corigh, Bum-mu: mad-ii hug.\ ofs pd if win eradicate 1M .. 0.40 -#. 10.80 42 08 111 11.40 9.44 Ar c headed by Graves was regularly elcoted - del ogates, Question was taken on Corbett's amendment, and it was rofectid | The report was then agroed to . report fa favor ~f tho delegatior beaded by R BR Didgo frou Qi wego, was adopted | Also that in Wastch enter county her led by Tappas was n < od t. Report in Now York cases ro favor of Tam maby delegation was read. H 8. Bedeli of Oneida presented a minor ty report. rt wan read | It sot forth the strength of the anti Tammany organiza- tion, and its Sony loyalty _ That it would be an act of wis and justice to recognize the claims of contestants, and concindss by re rpectfully recommending the Convention to the adoption of the following resolution i-soived, That contesting dolegates from the several Assembly districts in the county of New York be admitted to seats in this con- vention with the same rights as delogates whose seats they contest, and that cach clasa of delegates be entitled to namp ohne delegate to the gunman! Convention for the respective congressional districts within said county. All of which is respectfully submitted. , Dated Utica, April 26th, 1876. Hanvet §. Jarmxs W. Ricuanos, Isanas Fouren. The chair stated the qestian to be on sub- stituting this report for the report of the committee. Bedell touk the floor and snstrined tho proposition of the minority. John Kelly, of New York, ross to respond amaid a storm: of applause He proceeded to 4 roviow the situation of affaire in New *I York, and denied that any Democrats there were kept out of participating in the proceedings in Tammany Hall. Fact was Tammany Hall was anxious to bave them come in and \participate with us, but the only way to get them in by having them come up {mm every year with a sopa- rate delegation and bo here recognized and their conduct passed upon be thought was not right. As to primary elections in New York , he was free to confess that it was impossible to hold such clections which were equitable and fair. He had himself done all in his power to regoh a fair Si asult in primary elec- tions, bat failed. Ho'insisted that Tammany Hall had done all in ita power to harmonize differences and bring its opponents into its support. He declared these mefi had not on- ly disgraced themsalves, but brought reproach upo the maintained that this Convention could do nothing else than adopt report of the commuttse He did not wagt to do any- thing to give offense to any motber of the party. He wanted them to come into Tam- many Hall. Morrissey aroso amid a storm of applause to reply. He denigg that Tammany . Hall wanted these men to join if. A year ago what organization met and torna ou$ six As- sembly districts because they world not do what they wauted them to do. THe fact is that Tammany Hall is controlled by this one individual who has just taken his seat. If any one will not do as he says he must stand outside. For myself I gan't stand any such dictation, nor can others with ime. He did not want to come to this Convention, nor go to Bt. Loais. Ho was unt fightingii for mun. he was fighting for fair between man and man As to the raga larity of the delegations, hore ho would say there was frand on both sides [Great laugh ter, loog continued , I can show vou credentials which wore mads out in bréwn stone dwellings. Were such places the place to eloct delegates to this convertion ' know credentials were made out in private residences and I ' challongo contradiction. He denied that there was stich an organization as Tammany Hall in New York. It was a fraud and a decéption. What they plaimed to be such an organization never wins anything It was without power or in- Agence. It could no nothing for the party lou may lot us in or not. t me tell you, if you adopt that majority report you will see more distinction in New York, than you bave yet Shafer of New York denounced the declar- r tole toe so held\ \in Row voor\ Tin said that Kelly claimed to have nom{nated ons of tho best jadictary tickets over seen, and it was defeated. t was so bnt'bhv was it ? It was because the people of New York rose en masse and declared that they would not ao- cept a ticket nominated by John Kelly,and so will they say always and ever. 'They will never endorse his dictation. Kelly rose to disclaim that be dictated what Hail gentloman was done by Tamman (Morrissey ) had com {mined of being turned out of Tammany Hall. Now ws have rules which must be adbered to. THat gentleman held a mesting-a laborious mecting-in Cooper Union, which denounced Tammany Haifand it was found necessary to expel him. As to his (Kelly's) motives he said be had no motive concerning Tammany Hall ex- cept that of raising her up out of mud and mire she bad been dragged into in the past. This was bis wotive aud the only motive which governed him. He had devoted yoarn to his wish and spent thousands of dollars in It. Lond calls ware made for qusstion, but Hoott of Kings, received the fdor and sald that in this matter we have the question of regularity on one side and on tho other whether £0,000 votes out of 110,000 shall have any vorce hero. He felt thit the tima had come to recognize those votes. The preveous question was th en moved and ordered. Kelly suggested that naither of the contest. ing delegations be allowed to vote on the pending question, which was assented to. The question was then mgut. on the adoption f the minority report it was lost only two or three voting in favor of It. The majority report was thon udopted as follows : Tho committeo on contested spate to whom was referred the claims of all parties contest- ing seats in this Convention report as fol- low First. Columbia county, frst district in favor of the delegation beaded by Bejamin Ra 5mm] Onondaga county, first district in favor of the delegation headed by N. F Graves. Third, Oswego county, second district in favor of delegation ed by R, R. Dodge. Fourth, Westchester county, first district in favor of delegation headed {my Abraham B. Tim New York county, districts first to twenty firat, inclusive, In favor of delegation headed by P. G. Duffy. * Bigued on behalf Comittee, B. D. Mosats, Chairman, Sahel] moved that content-nu be admitted the privilege of \Aho anti-Tummy (10103an here Joft the hall in a body. Dot-banner offered tho following, which was ado Resolved, Tint the teraporary chairman be and he is bushy authorized to a point-com- milteo of two from each judicial district, to upon ruolniions for the 80; hich all resolutions routing to plutonn mu be referred without (Mm. eckhxm, of Albany, lowing. which was adopted : Resolved. That the temporary chairman be and ho is hareby authorized to appoint a com- tee consisting of two meaibers from each dicks to the permanent of- the follo ‘tobfi'ltggfl. in % a, oommiltee offered the fol- magnu- oommmn party u an, and while prooeadina in that strain the to call him to confine Rimsolf strict- bett proceeded by saying thg Democratic 'I tht raat. that if the delegaias to the St. Louis conven- tion is to be chosen tharafrom, such sounty having solid vote«, ii shall have the naming of such delegatée, The omrmm announced the followtog committee on permanant o tlon : bol ht dist.-P. G Dofly, thy J. Camp- 2d dist, -C, W. Finance, A. B. Wenzd. 8d dist, -Rafus W.-Pookham, of Albany, Jacob Willetts, of Columbia. 1th dist. -H. D. Giafa, of Clinton, P. D Elnndun. of Franktio. dist. -W. A. Poacher Junta J. Hoo chair. Gth dist. -Isare B. Maynud Harria G. Rodgers. Tm dist. ~Bonjumin laggles, G G - Ben- ham. uth dist. -C. W. G. Nobles, 8 H. Pomaroy, Tho chair announced tho following com- inttiteo on reaoluttons : lat dist. -F. Bangth, John D Fownsend 24 dist - E 4, M. Schneider 84 dint. -A T. Jones,) W. Dorahsimer. ith dist -T. C. Campbell. John Foley 5th dist -T Sp A. S. Belots. 6th dist. -Q, 0 owsll, O M. Allaban. ' 7th dist. -J. T. Miller, D. MoNnu hton. 8th dist. -F. M. Thorn, M. Tho chait announced the following com- mittoo on delogates to St. Louls tat Dist -John “(all Agustus Schall. 2d -Thomas Kin v in Backott. JJ -Augustus Sohoonmnkor. dr , Dennls m: Daniel Magiomo, Jr., Smith M. Wee 5th ~W. F. Fonier, John F. Norton. G6th-W. W. Gordon, Ward Gregory. Tth -J. M. Willzey, Geo. H. Lapham. 8th-~Burt Cuaffes, Roduoy I. Orowley. The convantion then took a rsoeas till t* p m. v. First race ] [ Dows THE sp. sours. --a A Letter From Mrs. Gleason. Yer, doen the St. Johns, though wo go \due nortib\ Strungs when all our life it has been \ap North\ and \down &suth\ be fore. March 28th wo left our home in what la truly Orange County, Florida. We linger about the landing on the shores of Lake Jes- aup till the last whistle calls and the Cap tain himself tolls us that they are ready to start. ** The wator in Lako Jessop was 10 low that they soald not come in with their usual on to a large scow 'with a little ongine, which comic crift bears the lively name of Fox - The bost was ladon with bides which were rather rank in the mot sun, the paddles stit the stagnant water which is also stroug Wo soon begin to want a change of air and comes on board at tho last moment as we were told , wo Inquire as to the delay, and aro is. iorm-.5“by the Caplain that we are waiting for g barrel of potatoes to be in % akif from a wharf where the water is too low for this bout to land. Why theo did they not bring the potatoes to this whar, we asked ? - Bscaose it would cost them teq By the smoke and the whistlo we know that the steamer Volos:ts was waiting for os on the St. johos at the mouth of Lako Jes« sup. Tha steamer Daylight bad drifted aabore ing tho lilly pads or the bonnets as thoy aro called, sid was waiting to !s towed off by our ateamer. Toe ontire feet, such ns it was, all laden 'with froight and passan- gers, werd waiting lor the one barrel of po- tatoes - We too soon forget all cur annoy. ance at t're delay im our iotorpat in the «om ing of thir important part of var cargo We watched tho three negroce as they hold on the palmetto logs and let down the L of potatogs inton skiff from the wharf tom they bid ap «my to measoro A bunk for a bod in one corner, a boari for a table, an ton pot, a frying pan, one chair cents for wharfage, was the reply. in which to hold the haby, mat a bench for tho rest coopprises all. over different phagye of rollgioas experience, we heerd distant singing and the voico of prayer away in the piano wo sds bibles, to which we had been making refer- ence by the ald of concordance and common tary to colored brethren A froot of the catia led the way, and apother | on the hearty served within do rs wo arrived tre exhortor \My bredren, it is not books we need to find ' the Lord, it is de Kpirit which teil as about Ds letter killoth , do Spirit waketh | OH 426 szmnine car stock, which u E u-WM' old road From being an inob larger than tho rest, and flap amoke from the fat wood poured out abrnd- antly, He wont to the creek near, by; brought some clay, closed ap the openings, and #ont the smoke ® jon its way. No doubt he hnd done this many times before, as ho bad an old tin can ami a paddle for the par- pose on & beam in tho Charch This done, be bldw of the soot which had fallen onthe noar the atove. - Finding that.the cock- reaches had gotten into the organ asd di. strojofl aome of tho (Koya, he at onco hegan to plan some way t> davelops it, so as to sbut them out - Tho fluns very troublnsome, Srought thers by tho pigs a bich find ebeiter ander the Courcb, ther.the Geas,ooming up trong h the pen Goot to fin the onimrwgl'ioo The beilding {stands on blocks, being open belo# the ground - and hence he decided to tako some of his fence boardaand enaloss the bass, and thus koep out beys and fleas - Traly 'this 1s a land that cateth op the lahabitants thereof \ in many - Wa.le thos vaioly the man puts things tr right, and plass for fatore were also Traks, Businnled, Chien: ”I‘m“ “Gamma!“ ammo merhuden _ NOW. At no previous time in our Woman-i enep have we boen able to offer such induce, mexts to customers as now. | Tha anus low' prices at which we hard lately been able to secure choice articles of Sllks and other gootle, hae indumdustoreplcnilh our stock lag in the season. We do sot qualify the stajement in sayiog that the prices at which gour cbotco qualities and desirable colors 'an on« be bought at our Dress Goods and silk Counters, are Witbout a paraliel in our exporlence. We might esumerate special articles, but will only refer customers to the s ofk it:elf. A. 8. MANN & CO., Rochester. protection, the Shiliren slo#y gather. As timo save by the sun. which was not to be seen, some came viiry carly and othora very; late When things are in order bo plays tho organ, leads the singing, teaches tho largest cau, and attendy to things generally. Beiog well educatéd and acoust mod to teach, and, bost of all, m bavers L the Word, he makes a Bible lesson very interesting to both the learned and thy ualssraod. The pupils were very attentive - In dreas thoy had evidently done their very best to bo neat and tidy, as is their habit when they como t> school. They tell me that disctpline is cary in day school ; that they are get incline l to disobey or to be THE NOTICE. Of strangers is frequently called forth when visiting our store. It. ia remand by them that it is tho bast ordered. attractive ard inviting business m they find in a lorg course of travel. os especially who a;« préciate the importance of order, 'taste ard apperrance of stock and store, all tay the satpo. There is room and light to spe “fin thipg, acd 2&8de sre offered from an ordinary calico up to the finest 6 take particular pleasiro in asking s \alt. to our store during the holideys to tse how it looks and what we bave to offer. ful. thet vo ne of them aro very fray?- right ; but most of thom require 'a gruzl amount of dr.il to get thow to thick, to rea- I son, and cast of all, to praso«nco car- rectiy - Mr = Memill cerved threo ymni in the §r.oy. and was one of tre many who marched to tho «-a But t» keep ltopl with t usse poss freed noo year after year, in order to bring them into a big rer life, seome steamer and we descend from a bigh dock to as a nach hula: task Thoy are so mis- i srably poor that thoy always hang heary on your heart aod bhaods. Taey canoot be other #iso than peor for a generation to come The anl is poor, and though there is plenty | E irgtClassTrade, of work to be doao thoro ia seld ss any one - to pay then asy mosey or anything clso for doing it. Tnereis on# andi then a day's work at $1 per day and \board themselves,\ their brard buag a bit of pork and cold hominy or coro bread. Oa viuniting their homes we Aad that tho necessaries of life are tn aB “3&0 E81! not peaf s» namor= is s: wo bad supposed. | #\KID GLOVES ALD fo tum- Oa Sondag ovanmnyg, as we wero talkipg Wo left our on the points in question, t, the | lastructisns - of - the \light «. >»4\ fire in listen I When wus just saying feet absra the water We expacted to see | him thows all dapaize, or that tho barrel would | alive, 'Tis do Spirit we want We mast | drop into the skiff and make a hole in tha pray se if we'rs goin' to die to-morrow, an' i same, bat.ndt so , ifter an hours delay the putitoes were on their way to market To us the mout amusing foature was that neith- ercaptan nor crew wore annoyed by the waiting,. in Florida whatever cleo is scanty there is plenty of time. There nobody thinks of trying to save tite. no one ts in a hurry Night came on with chilly wind and we were especially glad to leave our open boat and fad sheiter in tho Voloata When mortling cume we wore far down the St. Johos Tho banks worse a brighter green than when wo went up a month be- fore, showing that nature has,even here, her seasons of renowing hor drapary though the casting off ani chming on ore not marked by an entire alienso of foliage as with us Wo tarry a few days with oug friends the Bt. Johne. of Port Jarvii, N. Y , who have a charming winter home at Palatka. Tho river front gives tham & pretty view, the. large grave of oaks draped heavily with moss makes a delightfol wall, the saod in tho front yard is coverad as with a carpet» by flar nod verbenaa of varied baes The orange blogsows stlil linger with their agree. able perfamo, while you also eajoy the pros- pest of net year's tarvest in the maltitude of orunges the sizo of a pes, and also aro wronged with thoso of last? year which' still linger on the bough. Palatka is a protty town of twelyo hun- dred, the only ons on the river above Jack- sopyille. which has attrined appreciable site. Thore wto sevef4l excellent hotels, and it is tho favorite winter resort, in that it has easy and daily scsess to the outer world, being siz hours from Jacksonville. At Pa- latka, as averywhere elso, all ago poor, save those who bave came from the north with plenty of money. Ladies who haro seen their \botter days\ gather what they can by the sale of Florida curlositics. Feather work in tho shapo ol fans, flowers, fire screenes, ornaments made of pearl and tiny shells, palmetto hais, vases, oto , aro abund- aut. - Lask year thay had good sale, but this year crado of this wort bas been very dall. Peeple come later this year and do not stay as long sor buy as much. Tho steamer, David Clark, which was crowded when we went up, haud bot fow par- sengera when wo reached Jacksonville April Ist. Ag we touched the landing we beard a pistol ahot, and saw an excited crowd on the wharf. On inquiry we learned that a negro had . attkaked a policeman with a razor, which, by the way, is their favorite weapon, and tha poMceman had shot him, the ball pasring Into the long, though, as yet, not proving fatal. We waited on the steamer \tll the crowd bad dispersed, when our trunks ware trausfoerred to a diay, with in- struetiouy to the driver to bring them to the ferry while we went to the post ofice. 'The streats were crowded with long lines of faces from every direction, so rapidly had the exciting naws sprpad. Whan we at last reached the ferry, whht was our surprise at mot fnding our baggege thoro-and still the wonder graw an we waited. At lust the gentlemen started in search, thinking it must bave gone amias; tigt, to their amazement, it had not at all! Male and track and trunks were on the dock, just where wa lett thia, the | bat the driver bad dinappeared. - After hay» | Ang angngnd wmmw.mm mast work as if wu'rs goin' Mazy rend (G@ad's worl and den don't do as ' God saye us do tings of God.\ hit our aas ? mag tong borks t> anderstand thing: apir itually? They sing with energy to us as if the Ringdow of Heaven suffered vwleose, amd as if tho violent would take it meeting ustil fuer or five o'clock of our emotional natur, that apd trat thoy also had been deprived of much that was precious to us. sity of gifts, but the same epir.t.\ ta hive forever. | Tre do Nqirit lo our hearts teach l Had not the brother Hal wo not just heen defer- \Legieas sweeter dao do nuns] tumb, - l Btrouges dan de iron la prayer tasy worte powuriui It seomed by furco. They often continoe their prayer in the bat wo lof} at \Congregationalist Wo went, without any guarding feeling half end they _ enjryed, morning , bed time \ we lacked - what Diver We trust that all lovers of the rame Lord, and cach, in car poor way, signify our devotion to Him, which He, tho over-loving Father is ready to accept Mach that ts to us gro- tesque may bo to Him the incenso of a gratefal heart. - Mach worship that is to us cornect may be to Him cold and dead. Here, aa everywhero, tho rich and the poor incet together, only in Florida there are a larger proportion or the latter than wo havo oser found in othar Along the eastern than toe St. Eponlw Jack-coulis thero are a fow buo~ tiful homes. Mr. Mitcholl, of Milwaukee, a man of m , bas an clegant summer home in that city nod ono for winter here. The oranga grovo ts rery fine, tho flower garden beautifal, but the long promensds on the riverbank beneath the live omks draped heavily with moss, the most charm- ing of alt. 8 B. o. Fla., April 18, 1970. \O wad some power the mi; ya us, 'To sae can? *s as ither: . l Behold that , emaciated figure, w downcast eye, like somo criminal about to moot ber fate! Sea that nervous distrastfol look, as she walks along with slow and un. steady step. The T“ has left ber chsek and the cherry ber lips. The once sparkling, ny eyes are now dull and expression lass. Tlfia onge warn, dimpled hands are now J thin and cold. Her benuty has fed. What has wrought this wondrots change? What is that which is lurking bensath the surface osmoonoabwy form? Does tho realizs- her terrible condition ? - In shes awaro of the woselul} appearance the makes ? Woman, from her very mature, is sabjsct to a cata- logue of dizeamcs from which man is entirely erempt. Many of these maladies are induced by her own mimosa. or iimxfih lames. potent to treat them. 'The importance of Minding to 31min Donut is their ear. loritnoghomltlu (whom we??? “option. (amok: tr: mi “mums > mum-zit“ FURNITURE * during treatment. rance of the laws of heing. treatment. ly treated, migh ' soums, and Mommiblnwuumwnmbo 4 reqtired until a cure is effected. m0“ offering of stock is confined stricflg legitimate goods in our regular line ted to a period when articles dae~ mob. testo or use are eminently supa- flugus A. 8, MANN & CO., Rochester. ELEGANT - SILKS - SHAWLS 8mm 60033 - Antoine (zulnut Silks, Efonunot Silks, Hand-Spun Milks, \ntvrerp Milks, anso Bridal Dress Mills orathkarrise have lotmolncroflollflr mum n gotcha-n. ”pans-nib: malon applia- Burke, fiiszmfloae &C., \53 56 a 5Y'Main SL. ana C s. auras («mono nun. socmx=®te, ®. Himn, Spencer & Co. 'THE LEADING , House inf Household, Ofice, Ohurch, AED senool FURNITURE rety article of which has bean a ugoned and kiln-dried Limb\ All m u the mwm 1-1me UPHDLSTER pea-\try with ouly free from ulna. Lbuaisana Moos Vermont Excel- not [1mm re than llews, de ces wer hs onne ae wwxmmmwm parchat¢g, 74 and 76 State Cmet. 83, 88, azasunnumnm, u A8 anon oes tk | PILES Permanently Cured, No Cure, No flay. In Piles of the Worst Form, a Rad. cat Cyro is Guarantcaos, DR. TOMPKINS, A&. practitionerof Medicios of orer twelve yeatr' exporience, is making a \speciality\ of diseases of the Rectum. In the treatment of Pries the Lign ture, Nitric Aold; Caustics, old and. painfol rempdise, are not used. The treatment is vary mild, compared with old methods, snd never fails to cure. Ninaty-nine patients out of a hundred at. tand to their business without incomvenience From two to fro woeks are required for refersaor will bo given, tq parties it, as to his ability for performing \2113th & cay hE Found at Tsr ; Rathbun Mouse, On Wainesday of each Wok, From 10 A. M. to 4 F. M. METHOD .OF;TREATMENT, - -_- .~ spf. c_ wQOAL WILKESBARRE & PITTSTON COAL FRESH From the and PUETWEON veins, SUPERIOR to any in the market, which the andersignod offers at tho, following pricealin the yard : CHESTNUT L...... STOVE.............. EGG.......... a GBATE aet see No. 4......... «ser snes itight!unanimous Cool, Whalesale and Re- CAT Al Comal carefully prepired j‘ond or ders promptly flled. 2C A. E. CHUBBUOK Ofloe oarner State and Gmy Streets, WILMBARREPI‘I‘I‘SNN and SHAMOKIN COAL. Cor. Market St. & Railroad Avenue. OAL.-FRKXEH MINED,-Recefrod directly from O the minas, equal, if cot superior for domestic mhmnmswaulnlv kth, YAXD PRICR CHRETHEUT............ . -.PE.?.L.M$L80 LARGE EGG. , - an 000: sees vans cccees 6.15 an a reer sees msc sess s 6.80 SMALL BGG........._.....__ on rone ill.. 6.08 SHEALL TETE. »» cence crores cence . 0.35 mzxu d. D.{Baldwin & son. H B.SMITH. PARK COAk YARD Gor. College and Park Aves. & fall supply of all sizesof ANT IIBACITL COAL BLOSSBURG COM. CHARCOAL, . And CHARCOAL 'FACiNGS. AB of BEST QUALITY at Wholesale and Retail, CHEAP,FUR CasH. CITY OFFICE—813 Kast Water Street, Over Hall Bros. Book Btore. COALT coal COAL! PRICES RE REDUCED, HOW ARO M. SMITH, Yard Prices of Anthracite Coal : panes scones serene seus ot cesene sams. » CTOVR 4rscee s con. nove nass cave cece cecee: 0.68 BGG cous lc senco enon enne iin cle 6.68 1.2, 2000... se sens noen csc eries bd TMALL NIOVE. .», onn cnn cons nen cnn sail coll s 6.58 ALL COAL PROPERLY PREPARED, DR. FLINTZE'S Quaker Bitters Composed of Roots, Barks, ard Herbs, -the groat Blood Purifier of the day,- restoring vitality and energy. To the Aged, they are a bleasing. -removing the in- firmities of age, strengthening and stimulating the body and cheering the mind. Mothers and Maidons will find the Quaker Bitters a safe and reliable rem- edy, in all cases of illness inci- dent to the sex, -purifying the blood, - producing a vigorous circulation, but & beau- tiful and healthy complexion. Children suffering from sudden or severe attacks of illness peculiar to early life, often find ready relief by taking one bottle of Quaker Bitters. No one can re main long unwell (if curable; af ter taking a fow bottles. Prepared by Dr. H. 8. Flint & Co. At thair Grtat Medical Depot. PROVIDENCE, LL rOo® ALB E¥ERYywWEERE ' DWEGO ROSE]!!! THW mm to familial &D} prams Tete orrrserisut Page te. mama: 84 mun in the latest und in \Take and tite? g ham“ %Mvhnt mnmwmmm Pre Attention, MURDO CAMPBELL, IOBAL ARTIST, ecthdiut P. 0. Bor 800, Owego. Tices Go., N. I! A Popular Mistory of the United Statos. CULLEX BEIANT, mes Tos .:‘ Pus equal if not | Alex de Borra. There is no eubject that requipes so uch mm; and experience as the suce ssfal troatmont of chronis dissases, For tbat course and alns Dr DXBORBA has given his time and skill, sod sB who consult him car “Hm that they will And in him not on'y a skillfal physteian but a true and sympathetic friend. Invalids, in any country can address letters to Dr DXBORRA, sta that momma. and lime): in)?“ wil} In promptly answered and advice gion free. ting the nature of STRUCK OIL! The Poor Man's Friend, .,. C. COW Ew, Hse Uterally < Struck Oil\ by atiending the large porsmptory cash «ale in thh City of Kew ork by the imperters' of China, Crockery, Funcy Goods, Aud Gla-sware from the very rest Manuf «ertorys in Europe. Having been sule to purchase at about CNE-HALF thair ACTUAL VALUE! He is now determined tosoli thom at a YEBY BMALL Advapo» from the purchase price, thus making hard times ensy as far as his linc of goods are eoncerned. m” Merchants, Hotels, Peddiou Ind the Pu ensbied t - purchase of him at who! or retatl, at a much LOWER PRICE then they can 5a: quality or goods on this side of the Atlantic, atpmera will now find opened and for inupection and gale ful lines of Gold Band and Plain White China, the best and fullest stock of White Granite and Iron Stone Chine to be found this side of Mew York, a Itrge stock of Vases and other Fancy Goodsfof great variety,'fatifforty per cent. cheapor than ever, Fine lines of bliver Prated Knives, Forks. Table and Tea Spoons Castors andjother Plared Goods of the Rogers and Othor weil known makes, Table and Pocket Cutlery of ail kinds} Stone Ware of all shapes at about half the usual prices, Wood and Willow Ware, Best Pressed fron and Tin Ware, iThe fncst assortment of Lamps with the best of; trimmings tn the market. Looking Glasses, Statipnery of all kinds ¥ankee No- tons in great variety,; Hosiery, Bandkerchicfs, Napkins, Toweling, Tabic Linens, Brooms and Brushes, Twine, Red Cords Clothes Lines, a full stock of Superior Paper Collars, Overalls, Toliet Sou-pl. Jewelry, to- gether witha thousand other articles. And all customers may be sure of purchasing any» thing kept in stock by mo at the very bottom tom prices, and all goods must givo satisfactisn or in all cases the morey shall ba rofunded. All goods delivered tn the ct-y free of charges. SPECIAL NOTICE ° Is hereby given to my numerous customers and the public that in a fow days 1 suall remove my en» tire stock of goods into my New Block No. 202 E. Water 8t., Upposite and a few doors above the Rsthban Home». - whore I sha l be bappy to serve ail my old and re- spected cust mers, and as many new ones as may fator me with a call. C&S Auction Sales Saturday Afternoons and Evenings. Cash pard for New and Bccond- Hand Furniture. the male at auction of Ros! Panto. Live Btock, Farm Utensils, Household Goods or ary. fl to be sold at auction io the city or out of town at prices to salt the times with prompt and accurate returpo made on all gouds loft for ulo on commis- icn,. Bii] adhering to my old mot \Sell Cheap and they mu buy.\ marZdrf&w2r T. C. COwWEN. -__- Ayer's Sarsaparllla For Scrofuls, apd all scrofulous diseases, 1- pelas, Rose, or St. An I t¥ ny's Fire, Eruptions nnd \+ Eruptive diseases of the & skin, Ulcerations of the H Liver, Stomach Kidneys, 3 Lungs, Pimples, Pustules, flies Boils, Blotches, Tumors. Tetter, Salt Rheum, Seald Head, Ringworm, Ulcers, Sores, Rheumatism, Neural 8, Pain in the Bones, Side and He Female Weakness, Styrility, Leucorrhoea, arising. from internal ulceration, and Uterine disense, Syphilitic anti Mercurial dis- eases, Dro Emaciation, General Defifny, and for Purifying the Blood. This Sarsaparilla is a combmnAxon of vegetable alwmtives - Btillingis, Man drake, Yellow Dock -with the Iodides of Potassinm and Iron, and is the most efficheious medicine yet known for the discases it is intended to cure. Its ingredients are so skilfully com- binad, that the full alterative effect of each is assured, and whilo it is so mild as to be harmless even to children, it is stull so effectual as to purge out from the system those impurities and corruptions which develop into loathsome disease. The reputation it enjoys is derived from its cures, and the confidence which rominent physicians all over the coun- repose in it, prove their experience its usefulness. » (‘emficates attesting its virtues have accumulated, and are constantly being ceived, and as many of these cases are publicly known, they furnish convincing evidence of the snpenority of this Sai- sapgrilla over every other alterative medicine. So generally is its superi- ority to any other medicine known, that we peed do no more than to assure the public that the best qualities it has ever possessed are strictly maintained. PREPARED DV Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass., Practical and Analytical Chunk“. Bopp uy art brvccists rverrwirac. BUILDERS Andtnose interested in Shaat Motel WORK will Op4 my Galvanised Irom Cornice, Firs-Pros IN Construction, wall Biveled snd por uyor Bui tugs 1s a MECHANICAL manner, and Warrentad Perfact in avery respaet. I att now prepared to Estimate AND in this lins ates Low Contrast for all manner of ozn be done for, {mm' mum) nutrient. the In\! DURABLE on. G: campaign“ T, One Cant for yet; vean of Root «ell the Double tos Fir mum; a m I\ “I! 3M! Fling] [rg tho no» #or further evidunce of their a tlority 1 u? mum) um m1» following “2:1 gallium: TBACKT BEADLE, 'W. A. BLOGKH, Toad's or (mane. oLuky First-Class Work . “Eh u-u-mmrdtzmmmmymm Alt Work Warruntcd and no ir scopy: an in ma [ \_ Liniftte “mum. (Amiotuie ||. oC. omamm TCX Rons: TLIN E:: Hook, Snelis, Gut & Leaders, FINE IMPORTED Trout, Bass and Pickere} FLIES! ovERr;: . ESCO VARIETIES Revolving Spoons ME FAL BAITs. Brass, Rabb: r & German Sitver REEL... LANDING NETS,; . FLY Books, DRINKING CUPs, SINKERS : Wood gana - Cork Floats FISH BASKETS. Indla Rubber Minnows, Artificial Insects, 8 W | V E Lis PLAIN, HALF MOUNTED, AND MOUNTED EXTBA TIPS :! For Rods. BALT BOX ES! Largest stockfin the city to selectffrom. Wholesalo and Retail ! W.H. GREGG & CO. HANNAS' ELECTRO CO LINIMENT For the Cure and Amelioration of PARALYSIS | PINAL DISEASE OUEVATUREs, oon TRACTED CORDS,CROOKED FEET AND HANDS, ENLARGED JOINTB, WRY NECE AND ALL DEFORMITIES OF THE LIMBS, BHEU- MATISM, NEUBALGIA, GOUT, AGUTE AND CHEONTO SWELLINGS, axp ALL PAINB AND aCHES OF THE OLD AND It removes the FIRE from BUKNS and SCALDS, where the skin is\ not broken, quicker than any other application - SORE THROAT and QUINSY cured in one night by wrapping the parts in a cloth wetted with the ELECTRO SILICON,LINIMENT,at the same time use a teaspoonful in half glass water, as a gargle. j ELECTRO SILICON LINIMENT Possesses the wonderfal properts of, PENETRATING THE SKIN to & degree that no othe. substance equals. It attacks the diseaso by direct force, not »| waiting for the tedious process of internal remedies which aet only through the blood Buch remedies aro slow and too often where decisive action is required. Elcetro Silicon - Liniment, acts with a li, htning like uspulse and com- bats its enemy (disease) in its own strong- hold, and drives it out with a certainty that noother remedy is known to possess. Adtivity is characteristic of success. So with ruxorro HLLICON LINIMENT, its whole merit is based upon its activity in the cure of diseases. Applied externally it relieves pain in the stomach and bowels, headache, aud will cure a corn in one or two applications. In sprains, bruises, felons and any itching skin disease it is a certain coro whon used with any per | severance. DIRECTIONS. First rab tho parts affected three or four times a day for at least ten or fifteen min- utes; then apply a bit of flannel or woolen cloth well covered with tho Electro Silicon 1 Momthhmpmenlthioknmddry cloths. a ennnmemntent WHOLESALE DEPOT, Silk,Linen{Cotton 7286 William “not, New. York. y “MC-lua- uun'mhuud» : Gemerat: Donle x0 f3 an Phil vay Cxcp pred be and fro ba All int wi Ko M.. at Ho. lo. to 6: \ R. M., 001m d‘ for Bnmo’lnd Magma Falls, Ca $7111. « 8:1“ on this train withont 1511 20 delphia and Elm{rs, mo. 4.-mail Iratin leaving *o mige sale statt l One Cars Or Thy, New DIRECT Roffe not“! Workington, Bouth; afto to Erifalo, M as Pridgs, Rochester, Syracuse Em on the Kaw Incl W k Jn and afi f Ste: LU 110g“ Phifladelphin Express... Through cars to Rochester on Fx Exjress« and ontward from Rocheutgeg poip Express and Southern Exv All Lratcs Nortuward will lease Wflxfimspoxtflflf whe AB south bs, w Hleavo m.,.wn\d‘ stops, PR 'Phior dare Nortbwata on & aay ta Nortbward 011 Phijadelphia to ip: thero Express from Nisga: _ Vigtey - Penna. and New York Rhine; Is.-: 1 Shortest HRoute to P t Ooqnnncinx Monday, Apr“ j No. 3, 3:45 A. M.-Mornin Athens, towands, Wilkumremmch Ch: Harle entown, Beading te te stations, arriving at on; change of cars at 2:05 », x. Ngégéféfimrnm’ Erma-r gamut-nt- irh’niving in Philtdalphil dioxin] mo. 89, 8:45 P. M. Bl, 5:20 P. M.-Accomm yre, A ohmse to Phiidaiphh. tiohs arrives in blinds]? fir“! Phfltdelphla trams runghmgh toga» haerwm TBAINS RUS A8 W5 Mo. #.--Day Express leaves Malian: m Pant.R.nt84h.x. al AF sttiched, riv preke Traing on Erie Railroad for mo. Accommodation asgveatn Himt. unfifl 10 a. x. mmannmaopx. magnifi aurivsled <ttraottons to the tnrelinaguh Tchnu \vis Lehigh v.11. Tumndnfl’a , April 17, 1876 Gar. {Whig Place and 16 street, may mOSt gootral, the citys Convamunz D200 ta. Flour, Feed and Wain | ar28aty THE BQST WATEEPOWG&FLO Is situated tn Millport, tmmodhtalygqa N. may r I refer, by consent, to Hon. E. P. By $50 TO $5000 urz» toads to forfune gr 72 page back, \M. urglar and Fire Pr sire 251 & 252 Broadway, aprisdoodim CENT Struck to mild Allah Plate, N ra .coummod®tion. resees hm. Explain maport Acco! immodstins.... adeiphia Express. KEiproms. pt Sundays , sign. daily, t Niagara Bunyan on ! ay Express from w: Sleoping Cars Northward on No from Washington to Watkine Rudhesser, and on Fast Lt Baffaic. . Bleeping Cars Booth-5rd on Boxiharn a Rochester 'to Polisdeiphis, Waihington, snd on Pun-dolphin 'Ezes agata Fails and Balzac to Willizas BOBKET h ‘ 't Eimatra and Oanendateus Dividdien , tVVllkesbarnozzlre P “1m LEAVING m fro, Mauch Ch w anmwn‘,“ Remnant Balsam, Ola, City, ermediate union- miviu Phihd pm [hout change of care at 8:15 Pg “a a 9, £152 A. m —Fllt M“ noot. Plttlton ard W menu h sooth m.lflhn,mmrm do 9'00 B. IL—mght topping ngmdmm mt 6: somas mfiysua f veninElminltiiiorn. AM 3 $.-Night Expren. with at es Philadelphia alumni-$685 A. M. co ta went, 1 18. -—Etston Accommodation iéfl'el in m Ko. 40 —WLhaslnzze Amount-i” arrives in ay ¢ r, 2 R connéc» @ ‘mm present : «- Depotin Elmira, amr is on Erie Railway., B. a. PAGKEB. 2500. eee cede “fun. estminster iON THE EUROPEAN Pilfl, U NEW YOR Blbck #~ uUnLo-sqm‘qfimm, d ao m goings loafloniln 87 & “fist; Cogn tampon-moi th git bum WHDLERALE AND mm D lm'noumn's 'BUILGING, | Opposite Eris Freight Dom i». FoR Sale CHEAP, Exchange for Elmira, Cltrl’replrlyg G m % ive: thirteen ailes porth irom Elm! Yepair. mises in guod reas ELBERT P¢00m fl e cobs ”Egan; . Yo:- , mg!“ |Framocke! 8m en $ Speculators would Idioms I!) hest and lowest prices {g} 15 711ml ou mont reliable twang No Hability beyond all margins. | Orders éx P and. prompt returns a DEF 2 055 Bosom ade prox Im i fibfiomvvq‘ gthe Patent Ghamm i flérrin & Co.. a & (o.: filth—g: sudbury Si.,\ 8” T AcenNTS wAnfgm' mi; J WW
