Belielinte .4" , tic Wahl.'
BY .T. I#XI4Y iS(*'lC'l
Jo W. •'
-A
—The'latest Radical movement is to
strike the *him off the Executive man•
81011 in Washington.
—"Henpeck is a pit* office in Indi
ani;." It's'* (lain eight gorse then a
post ollim in this country.
• -"The Eternal Oider of °iv's" is
the name ofa secret society. A "Roost'
is aboiit to be established in Nevada
City.
—Mrs. JscLeos refuses to part with
"Ssrosswstd.'s" sword, which the Ha th•
ern - Historical society wanted to pur•
chase..
—The Radio'le that it seat) the
storm that defeated them in Conneeti.
cut. So it was—a storm of Demooritt
ic indignation.
—Gov. GLARY waft la Wawhington
this Veit. What's up now? llas his
Excellency been taking the dimensions
of the White lloose?
—Poor Mrs. lam ow.N wants more
money. We are in fteor or giving. her
nil that remains in the trennory after
the National debt is paid ow.
—p boarder at a hotel in Evans,
Colorado, amused himself by shooting
the hindlord 'realise be bad not resere
ed n seat for him ndAte first table.
—A Kentuckian haw raise,' 1'2,0011
poundit of hemp from nine acre 4 of
ground. Thin will make enough rope
to hang all the carpet-baggers in the
South.
—MOlarela le alartorti olthr a Rthry that 11.
reT,tiop are moving Plrma through Vt•rmont
Of course they are. How can they
move at all- without moving their
131111:11
—A Cincinnati woman wan tnenn
enough to refuse to give her 1300 r
band her wedding ring that he might
pawn it for whinky And he just made
her do \ it. tnt
—Dr. LIVINGSTONE, the African tray•
eler, is !lot dead, as has been reported.
Some smart fellow says that the res.
eon be dim't write is because he is out
of postage stamps.
—They have had the impudence in
Pittsburg to arrest WILLIAM DAsidrio
for only selling a team that belonged
to another man. That was very un
kind of them, Wtiad.tr, darling.
—We hear a good deal of talk now
adays about high rents and such, but
the biggest rent we have heard of late
ly Irak the rent made in the Radical
party,st the late election in Connect]
cut.'
—An original ettoi out in Mitineentit
up and eloped with him mother IT) Inn
The other day 111. thought, nt ecuiie,
that RR the thingliter was mu entrancing
the mother must be Mtrll More entrltile.
finger
-fr ever we should be sentenced to
transportation by our Radical enetniex,
we went to be Rent to Newton, 'lowa
Butter there ix only 20 cents a poend
and eggs a "tit" a dozen. .Tewhitecky
—what a paradise !
—The latest joke Id GRANT and his
Cabinet ,refusing to pay fare on the
Radian River railroad on their way to
the funeral of Gen. Toss and gm
conductor refusing to pass them over
it Tres. Thatooodactor deserves a gold
medal.
brute of *husband in Chicago
tamed lot let hie, wife join a ballet
hi**, wed shejnet went and got a di
vorce—eo she did. It we was a woman
we wouldn't lire with , a man either
that wouldn't let us show our lege
promiaewegahh,lf we wanted to.
—la net long IV a
team of man; attached'to a cart, slip.
- down in a gutter, ming a wheel
against end Overturning a barber's pole,
whiek on Militated a dog that he ran
spinet a negro we ran, throwing her
Attire and bteribleg bet. leg. A chap
ter or 'residents.
Liu kii z 4 attend wtiohi the
Ri•iiiial• het } making so much
in!.; ir l holt itt l lo•41 1 01 'theli dioalthoo,
wia
,slia ed:t• Itteroii. A Only , of
tit, Ai 'adiir 'dal p ar
t
al4Opitdl
l e i afix Obiity ,
, Alabamlalait,
h ftivei l ooua con
a' "7t'tdoalthwille7
, 711440400411.9imap itosiwoo• fox*
*AA* tbat lodiall atPliak it4TAN.
should tote sleep alone. W. awl
"Ig Ms* Ito 4108,,11 P One
woFINIA iit tip AOA leant la,pktio hi
hassle There's so tellitteriest mlisiti
,4L0L11,.41114.' tat # P•6Pa
sly"
44: Pat 10 1 10 . 4
W , I
" r li : Ar m. , I,•ffe;
finiotatmai illugeowthenike
4 .l l4 lllo.4ll4pboitiples. hwi 41 . 16 7/
mid dra& it 'Ow lOU alaggoor, alter
•obieh ho'staggvrod out of the saloon
- - tArr , --. n'l rt cot r, r• ryr , .
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and staggered into a gutter, %Otero' he
slept till the next morning. Wheit he
got up he found that he could walk
without staggering, but had a stagger'
ing headache and swore that it teas the
biggest stagger he had ever staggered
into during the whole course of hip
staggering tiles—This is all about STAG.
ORM
We see it elated that Gen. Les will
go to Europe this spring or Bummer.
If he does, he will no doubt be received
with great respect., for the falba of hie
deeds has preceded him, and be stands
higher, probably, in trans-atlantic mili-
tary estimation, than any other gener.
nI on this side the great water. And
he is-gelehrated not only ibr his milita
ry prowess, but for his public and
yri-
When an army gets into a difficult ! rate virtue, and for the gratid life he
and untenable position, it is desirable has ledsiuce,his retirewent trout mili-
A Change of Base
to change its base of operations, So, I Oily circles. 'We may talk or other
when a party WI:40111CH or is forced into atid.eniii pure as unity 01 them
a posit - 01i that it cannot hold, It iq the with Washiogton its we plete, but
part of wisdom to vacate it, and octet there is nine who will nut miter inure
by one that will lei more to rte (avant by the comparison than ti ill thin. Li E.
age and calculated to render it surcesii- "limber and all, as he may he termed,
MI in the hitare he bas manifested as much greatness
is to shoal t i,„ 1,„ 0 o f „ g „,„,„ t is adversity and detuat un alien the
uMby those newspapers and public lau rels of Vic tory crowned his brow ,
orators who oil a change of polls i "Id the greatness whiffh ran assert lt
ey on the part of the Democratic party self and win the ailitation of friends
in regard to negro sanely°. They i and loos alike 111 the midst of troubles
'kohl that as the great infamy in at !mil trials and ot ertliroa, In tile only
last accomplished, we should not only greatness worth having, because it in
submit to it but should endeavor t o the index to a truly noble and mug
turn it 10 our ailvalitage by cultivating naiiimons tuna]. 111 such is the great
the negro vote. Is other words, that Ness of (len. LEE, aritetCis has become
we should not only abandon 1./eino• no well known that foreigners point to
erotic principles, but that we shouhr, j hnn in admiring wonder tin the most
by our actions, say to the raptiCal pass reinarhatde of Itt tug itnerlcans.
ty, we have oppdsed you in this mat. I \V bat it lie dill fight ug,itinst the
ter, but 'lbw that you have carried it nag? Ile dot so with the llrm belief
in spite of oat opposition - and forced- rt that lie was dumg hits duty. to tioti minj
111011 the people, we will no longer re. P his pthple. We may differ Irons this
met you, and will eSen jots you in fast- !pellet, but that does not impair the
*mina permanently tiii4 great evil upon J, purity of his motives, or make Win a
the country. • r eritnuial the/Plight Iltsaveii. Alas!
'floe absurd and daugerons and in the grandeur of Lie intellect— the
criminal polioy, we are glad to say, is honor of his manhood--,lhe. purity of
advocatedby but few retipectable Demo- I hie purpose, there arc but fewiike him,
crates journals. These seem to forget i and those few, it seems, are yet to come
all the glory of the Past in the peril of to the surface in this country, at leant
the Present, and grasp at straws to in ciovernmentaffairs. Would we had
save them in the Futurp. We tell more Las, and fewer Benzes and
then], however, that it they expect the St itAM.K3 11111 d Loot N 8 Plitt Si NNY.II4,
salvation of the Democratic party to and other "daniphocds" generally,
COUo from such a course as this, they
will build their house upon the sand,
and when the d00d.., and winds lout
stortnii come, it 'till be mmwept nil ay
:tad bury the wlimle organization be.
riceilli its runt,
We nay NO to (hu tiliention of olto,
in}! the Ilemorritic party upon nov
Let. thk. Utuitettls keep
RM . It plat ti rtit
their tlarkevA anti sole thew, if iiiev
want to. We, as a party, ntn lire
nothing io do o ith them. Upon the
\VII ITV. NI 104 of the c.miory die eiiiu
racy must rely for their Jostitletunin
anti future inicoens, null upon theni
alone. Whenever we hewn to WWI..
grelize our lorcee, we foal from that
moment disiiiiias all Isblie of keepitg
our principles pure. The adulteration
of the one will be followed by the oor
ruption of the other just al surely ae
that cause is followed by effect.
As we have opposed negro suffrage
in the peat, let us oppose it, in ell time
to come—legally, if we can 7 fis/cibiy,
if we must. Let us adhere , to our old
landmarks, and stray not /CO new And
untried paths. We rest our ammo up..
on the *boulders .. .of the white melt uf
the laud, and fee/ epaudent thet they
will support 'it. It they! do
them will be the oonseqmerime,, and
not on us the crime end shurueul hav,.
ing abandoned our priottiplesifor 11E 1
peditney's sake. • ,
---rConglesmao J pa.kx haringtin
troduced a bill into Congress providing
for woman eerrege, the Wornatw Sa
rre/6 Association in 'colon at f3l. Louis
adopted a reeohttiee ,thAnking him,
and urging the Xissouri delegation to
use their influence to secure the, paw ,
sage of the bill. Juuss calls hie bill
the 16th amendment. puessit paving
map himself, a name on the nigger
igen*, dinasie thinks it at 11414 sa , erect ;
stable to band Ms mums down, to par
tyretr thrtriit the 14ies, ,Wa like.hie
taste, but mart ooefess, that he As but*
"F r Y kni.lot.r ol ll l°4 l4 o P 4 04 44 4 9+c
has mach brittiaMl4o4dlooleteS ,es 'Pelt
DAC'
ssaseseerompesssweWree
The only hope redicill'ii• _,‘
Of eitining this Ihmatorle.l tieitt
iWh rein the tbey' expect NA' the
wiltW:oast. •oflthe
hittfuith a:c i te/id to t eel? "tie•
flt, MAY, ' t;Y • liVer
Illatitaillohellserheys
theft N .**iU trill matter WI. itikit
aft of in , ,r
GcoonsioThelvesithereteiel Cecile*
ical friends.
"STATE R . IONTS AND FEDERAL UNION."
BFILEFONTE, PA., FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1870
Gen. Lee
"Modern Female Fashions."
.l n ii. Corrri\: editor of the
Ifarrimbart; MTh/ rnpie , thug anima&
upon thL prevailing: titothiona
the ladiea. Thowjh the ()m
-ho. !nay he rt Ittarrit , l trotn, he talk.;
krto a harhetor and a .littitilp.inted
;IC that h.it nov,•rthro.es. nr
, o 1,, tor. mitrh 1111th in what
L't 114 ho v e, however. that
komi.whnt
Itn , l that thingw fire not iittito qt) 114,1 art
Uhr,ler the
nho‘t head, lit. eNroalinto. , Ihn*
l• do •t• 1. the I,• 1111lt,
the day 1-1/Vad laity among' the *quote port ton
..t 11111 pnian.itl.t, ati.t 111 vl , l. II gr. , onlg
vilrdrinciknno In Oil« reintrtl • it in 110 Mr/ori,,
that awn, el/11411011 t of tetra tune',
feel that hank rlfptehwnee
the Wurllllo moat sour'., 4e ot th,
and no matter Whelbqr /M . " 0.1 ' 1 11,11 i ral11..(1 , 1
and to Waste ntott toll, pliplentlp and rrreiNelly,
rot. theA erettUort and water Irretriernble
ruin, they muAt tinder lo 'this everlfollng
(main deinsoil for fuefrlonalito dispisr du
Inordinate him thin demand of lute become,
ttipp a women...-o( stony's& there are excrete
t tir2L ) .7 - o han i
a h' w2iL T init m L l i ' v ' ert 'i tle " m u alk7
' lt httote r" rgn i rt dr'e irit ere ti ? ii x 4 I
ybt r rooSe, n vturt
has
ot,canea. She,. it tu .no 'ides that.,slm,
has home ours to Ivry - nem, or that it we
men't greet /mance to , tid Abe erb Ab beoseholge
rather than he Atroo4a and ottler nubile re
sorts, and to ebntilbute tO the Van/Wlll, ohjeet
of human life—that Is, the protroticut of eon.
&oatmeal add ?ineptness at home. ' Shot le •
MI•r• WWI, r aUttllrip. oundnuany
seeking adm ration which no mensal!e people
award. and suffering mortification from bet
Ineg'ectual effort." to excite the envy of her
neighbor , .
Timm ktok 011..,IDCOOTA NYMAN IDIVI Mope
Hoch fasnufas I wny mates area a mon
bhash.te think of, mood' 'lift Mena ere
false adornmettie of even est young hul es,
ar
Oertale puns w ever Whisk of
c la g.l 4 n7. m uf n t e u rit ril nr i oslVlt=
their dau Item to Moore, °meridletsimpt.
disguises, which seminal, hare their origin
among Perielan oeurtieuens, bee hen eel trade
children. Mir bloomlog Mio womanhood. the
Ortsiolault exaMple. tl will Woman learn
to the otabto..nild to. eh the Imo{
taste or atlmen olio Allibtlain a propel' ve
sera for thhat.whinials ofusate sod pure r Whim
will they 0111120 to !foliate the rife e templet ih
dress w/ the moat depraved classes of firealett
upon north ? Vihon,wlll they tletermlpo to fol.
kr* nO hidden that'll! brio • bine). fif IMAM"
elf
off #7 "tite
A. 11..axteatie, • who, fee
ten year*ihas been chief of the New
York Polies, le ae betontpf otaeL\ and
Ala been emmeeeded by Cho, Joint, Joe.
Demi This seine Of abiefe abe ledge
alit beergetraa metantar to Nee Vorki
fee Isxteasor-haa borne the 'reputation
abaft everything but 'what he ouiht
teiartriesime. The nerroltief ie a demt
am* ariti• hes beet oa she police lone
teverfeeteee row aid la. deny cam.
*me 4/10 *eke gpeel eseomee ore hew.
eabf.r alto , iDeenoeveie Ilegeelatitreii.of
hive•Voeh.ha reatietet are the iflKrw
menet atitieu yoeroperireektioe leita
"him& 6114 Clio ilikabate , lb6.plilllise4l
fasecktmay am* as map .sherr lase AMMIII
thorough salie.stiirotooni mho inesfeetimit
of police aWeire le That city.
Lopez
'rho latest dispatches con firm the in
telligence that Gen. Lorsz, the indotni•
table war leader of the Paraguayans,,
ie dead, lie was killed in battle, and
his wile and eon made prisoners. This
will.doubtless end the war, aa Lopez
the only man twho--was able to
keep the field against the Brazilian
titivernmeat. For years he has main
tained the independence of Paraguay,
and has struAgledthrovigh defeats and
trials that would have blasted the
hopes 2indeottrage of any other man.
Lien. Lotted nas Nate tittles elected
President ot• the Parttßuityan Republic.
nod was probably the best selection
that peopte could have made. Ile
maintained the unequal strip- against
overwhelming odds, even rallying the
%%omen to lire standard. 'Clio Brazil.
tan tiovernment will no doubt , eluu•kle
over his death, and congratulate ascii
that the most formidable object to its
design of taking forcible possession of
rile Paraguayan country is at last out
(tithe way. But the heroie example
rut bore/. may yet inspire another to
become his worthy successor, and the
Paragnitynn people, aroznatell by the
spirit of their great, leader,
achieve a glorious independence. Ki
may it be.
The McFarland Trial
. The progress of this trial iy excuun p i
unusual interest in New York. As
t he heartrending developments are re
vealed concorntng the deep guilt of the
arch seducer—Rminimars— corms
aroused for the
unfortunate man now-on trial,. whose
action will be vindicated by a verdict
of acquittal. Morder, , under all cir
cumetancea, should he deprecated, but
none will gainsay a common right
(nanotioned try a sense ofjustiovecarce-
Iv leo paramount than law itself) to
deal out to the reducer a terrible retri
bution for a more terrible crime, MC.
FARLAND ' a COIIdIICL will be applauded
everywhere, and at the proper time, he
will be acquitted. Ihi the other hand,
ItlellenrrovN'y conduct, in a mote gen
eral sense, typifies thecorruption of his
party —which is likewise destineel to
perish sooner or litter.
—(; %N T 111/11111 a num named
A ere it tiluvir generill and provisional
;l over-no- of Itticeimeippi Amer, ambi
-10114 ,of Senatorial dhchiction, made
and peeked n ditrOlfr - fegislatitre for the
t-trirt , n purroee of electing 116104.1 e to
the Senate of the Tinned Suttee. That
legiftlnture, f.ohedient to the command
of its creator, did hie bidding, and then
Armes certified to the fact of hie own
election. Here is titer document :
Exeruni a Li
BTATS or Bfisluseirm
Jimmy', Miss, Jan nary 2%, IA2O.
Atielbert Ann.', bream lifajor-Oenoral of
the Potted States Army, Provisional tiovernor
of the State of Miantattippl, do hereby Certify
flirt Adelber,t Ames was elected United State..Seeetor by the Leightlattiro of this State, on
the letii dew of JentyrY.lslc), for the UfliAPlr"
et trim which enfritneneed on the 4th dry oY
tdareh,loso, and which will ender' Wite4ol d 4,
of Nareh, 1875.
In tentlmony whenrat, I have hereunto rot
my hand. and caused tha peel real of
It_ e J the Mato of hi Imolsolppl to be affixed,
thin oath dry of January, MM.
ASIGLIMI Attu,
Elteiet libibtr-Oeneflal VoltiNl Studios Afton
Provisional Dovessor of 141•61fmappl.
Won ova Rua' ii thing hoard of be
ton I Ammo lot sowed tho alaation
of the Muer Ratrata, in order to pleats
hie darksy legislators, and then hie
own. Of such material is tent Ramp
Senate constructed. Is it any wonder
that the country is going to the devil?
ilt seems drat the war in Cobalt.
shoot over. Dispietehea Wpm dpla:ie.
stile in the Island concur in the State ,
weut that active hoetilities have peas•
stil though the Cabana salliciPida • rilo,
liying‘ke figkit.durkig cha bQt w 44414.
er. W 4 ate glad thlt‘Xite Moak &kik
bas ceased. It wouid not WV,* b.eu
b op ,. b ilk { no ; ,t4p f itiohane gxpActeri
that Ontuar's ativainietra.tiao wcal# 144
something for these. In this they W..
beg* illastopoiatrel in Woe wilbeet with
ec!iodY•iiitt that 1 44 0 4 filiT IV PIA
iitie4 a sogiflifi , ir
be,. *aft .Dafisatasoult 1.1
Warkiastioafthara , avarAto.Ailea.
sand a pplioations on Ille for maiihmlb.,l
otiriteih AMP WP r44~ 11 *
WatiAk4/14" Mr. .Ripyr 44.visw
thifeweiNev W Air Om inninoPregil
itlyNotrio4,llMiralinfoi ,i•
iiis%; • • ! I. I II OI s IIIIIII I I I I IMOPPM ,
i 4 entrl•negampernlxlieAd Oke
am() a month.
Letter &Om President Buchanan.
The following letter from the late
President BUCHANAN is isitereeting at
this time as showing the injuiitice done
him by the Tladical party, and his own
elevated notions of patriotic daty. We
republish it from the columns of the
Philadelphia l').ess, which, strange to
say, has at length had the decency to
at least make a show of doing the
great statesman justice. The letter is
dated shortly afrer Me. BUCHANAN . 9 re•
liniment front the Presidency, and is in
reference •to the facility with 'which
arm) officers resigned their positions
and tools sea ice tinder the Confederate
Coverimient .
th‘ Efllttr. . th, Natrona/ Intel/aurae,
1.1111i1[10 , 1 - 111 the I,llurtimi of (No ilmo,
have not reotived your in-weekly (suoilrerx
9,1 /7 ati.lll,ll*/ of April umi April 30. 1 10.-
\i your" H the only paper of it 111. , 11 I
prorterry a tile, I 4hraild fi , rlgrvat/y oblige , ! If
you would WWI me theme number,'
Several uvula in tiro Intelligence. Mire asnak
-1,11.11 my IllterltiOß to the facility with which
tel,ltery gttntlcrnen relieve thetnartives from
their oaths and' change - their allehtantoe A
mrittary oath ItaVever been held sacred In all
ages nod in ell countries Resides the solemn
panettons of religion, there is superatitied the
highest appeal to jetrannal honor Flarth m Ili
tdry °hitter swearer that he witil hear tree alio
gime, to the VIM.' Stale., and aerie them
honestly and faithfully against all enetnies and
opposer, whatmont er They tiln net swear to
support the cu nstitut cm of any. Mate. Editen
tett by the United States, they helot* to the
l'etteral iimernroce t 1114 1.11 , 1111. r 41fPXY,—
Whlllil I can Imagine whi an nine., might re
sts!) rather than sited the blontl of eittxtutts
bet notice State to a ar, yet it is difitoult to ex
lIIAO or paltald the next step, which is ha go
over to the enemy, and make war - 4°n the
sue-honored nag of the country Major Flesh
regard, when he discharged the gni gem
against Vert Sumpter, lighted a Ham* which it
will take tt tong Hine-to extinguish The pee
pie of the North ere at present egthnslas&
salt unanimous. They were tweet sfousel
uuttl thot plat was tired 1 often warned
fintitiiern gentlemen of the Inevitable result
I eulby good teeelth and as trot:loll o spitball
this evils Impending over my country will per•
mit. Your irilend,"•l7 esepenUi&*',
Swimsflallo.
—Bartram's C heel , one of the
rheekiest papers published in the
country, ha been removed from 'Jtitl
Bull city, NI 'eh %at', to euet Saginaw, in
the sumo State
-- The Mobile ireetbie it'egibrier to
had tu have liter' largest eireuloatiun ul
any paper nt the South. It couttune
al awe( 34 much reading matter week
, nv 1%40 ordinary paper- , , and le pet
about Iv white I.l+ a w Lite tnan'e piper
hhuuld be We 'A OgOlfle It tu our e.x•
eilattge
---A new paper called the Blade. is
sLivrity to LAI iss4“.l,ll.4htil iu Tyrone.
It it no sharper than the other Ty
rune paper ix, there will not be much
out, about it.
aoutlietrti iNentsaely it Col
ombo*, litasmssippi, Liu, suspended
publicatiou. • .
4:gm l gir t
over the litti•abat. Piasehirsititti Kaye a,.
oil this straw paler sod straw hat ixas...
traa. • 4- avast Aart loathed s tender
spot.'
—The Oil City Anew had its cases
pied and the deuce played• with it gene.-
ally by fonts drunkm )oar pripters the
other day. We didn't kitow that Jour
printers thank anything.
The Philadelphia bier•
aid ►an juat put on* sew nit, sad
now looks as bilitdaolne ass 'oats girl
in , bar Snit ball dram
ausasaws Osee atow
covered himself' with dieseedlt, , and
Ores the maid oettaeito to,r4jerst• its
belief is bis oldies • ltionleeenow fris,
arrived is Troy Amish the, ba4y of the .
clesiblEtes. , senorita in
eery reepeoe—but, instetplof wetting
to .ateend the faneeed, he ,rforted
wheat boo hoOre altar his sedvalp to
Plead + . 6. hawks to , Philadelphia.
Ibis 'hove ea plainly, ilia aold-honallid
aeltiehnese offlassteAa, that or 'aft
Wipe wend's., st-tho reserilof hie ita•
MMUS sad owl deed& .1130 .bsenieg
Ash ahmotteet of WI JUNIN**
Valley INA the oriminal sod habialese
murder of the Petiput Istllloses kph
sow tone lilts thetetatenal•sselertdpece
otaassditert's thetivii inutt ore,orely,
Woe Ce•ldelrrl 0•1111 Ph
*hold be fair kat somitliecte ego
Arm. Tbicosimpirld
gluttonous and wierbibb4m repo*
tinkto,fitilper the
tide fise , rentis testi* ye* 4111116 es
aotiaei ios44l4tias emliommeirtimmorigil
diesrapion revealad4o (hi eeloottp , in
his f6iiner conduct.
• il it
~pewle from
Keystone.
—Mifflin county h on hundred Ohl two
colored voters.
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140011111rY (Fri4o9l o o4llog, :got I.f i e
—A little child el kepit.tcsrnapi* Butler co.,
watt so badly scalded last week thist it died in
a .t.‘r hours. t•
—The bodies of Westbrook and Heitasek,ro
- dpowned at Huntingdon, hare not /et
boon reemereill.
—"The people of Jefferson countr'ollll tote
et the nest general election h . :.r , ailrl spinet a
prohibitory law. • •• • a. •
—Tho Butler Herald says hot* thtarla gee
Infeating that county. Two horses have been
atolon withina week past.
—The Clarion All has .bpe one prlsoikete teat
at present, and he, it seems, is CI
course he was put In for stealing.
NO. "16
—A Afro. Clerk, of Vetoing* towoohlw, Ittsw
forrlcountj, kansed herself Wit week. InstiA
Ity In glreg a the Caine.
—There was i goose Heft hr Rymerlibmg,
Clarion county, the utiles day. It *tad Ilse
minutes and foef!•aaoonds by' The waged.
—A young ma named Maxwell lost his Ivan
by the burpting of a gun, white plgeon•ehoot
Ing near Llneavilla Crawford 6otinty, the oth•
er day,
—A large bark deer, of tempting td cross the
rnll raa.l near Common, was atm* by • loao•
matire, and infurell se meli IhM fl wn. Oap
tared
—Potatora aro mr , thlng In rlnrion for ow*,
dollar n huallol,„any, the INnum.red. Comr e.l
el this way, and un'Eksoll you all you wane Sot
1=13:1
—Rev. J, U. Brawl), who ha+. beam isborlag
ft. a Miasionary, in FaWia, rim a aambor •i
r. Dune(' to the States, and arrived
week.
%Vitt , Irt I VP. May 11, 181.1
—The Toptr of ttlnntly ttnya that '' Offlrer
Ludwig, 41 1 "1 and kIIUJA train do," In
burg, tho ot`tcr Flay. We %nnpone the 711p$
int mu t If, any R nand dog.
—Petroleum Centre Jim gni Sp be Buell flrdis•
orderly Om, thet the eitlde'llP have appointed
whim a 14 .1111111.10 e 111161 giepagini pollee Ibr
the vorpose of ridding the town of " rougfisi '
—The mountains ndfneent to the .Penneyl
ennia rmirowl string the Ambits riser Mem
breti on flee The scene straight in described
lug le•en pleturssibissad grand In iho
ex.rente
-4 mfb.roan was killed on the Allegany re!
Taitmnd, near Lognospert, on Thursday
of hut work. His liesd wow entirely severed
from hin body and carried two hundred rugs
SIMS)
—Pstrick Purity, ont.ide superintendent of
tho Swift Crook flffillory st Trisoerons, noir
l'otoirfflo," Wits fbroligfr Me heed •Md`
1.111,4 .04 sauturday last, by scan• person an
known
higliwq premium al all the talrs and
exhibitirmm or the [Trilled State* and Eitrope,
have been awarded the tarowerdi Halter Sew.
11% and the wont done by thew,
wherever exhibited in competition.
—A family passed through Erie lately that
numbered twenty-four parttime. The men and
wife had been married Assert •years and had
twenty-two children. They were on their
way west to buy • territory to settle on.
—A boy - named John Cleadenaing. about 14
years of age, accidentally blew the top OrMos
Mead My ag. New Castle, tbeotherday. HiPhed
bran left at home alone by Ma parent% rad
when they returned he was thund dead in the
garret.
J 4111t.S HOCIIALIO
—George It Grnharn, of Light Street, Column •
Ida county, nhot *pike un•hee In length,
I inch, in eiroutriforetioey and weighing Ann
pound• tho Columbian, which, being
le authority, or eourne wouldn't
tell neyllt IthK tint waan't trite.
-7Yo• t „ e bn.t rill Valley, while pees the
down the • Ileighogy river writ,* a pier of the
I anlvtit./ti hrpige, anti !Witted her engine bed.
v The• 'mgr. fireman anti 'cook, a white tiny,
were tenth d rowned. The 'Ansi Boated dower fo
thn Barton islands, where elw was ran ashere
l'firim Mintier. attempted, one night re
to bore their w•ty into the store, of
Loob. 4 horb & Co, et Celersin Forge, Mum
mutton rounty, when thweterk who wee sleep
hia i n the *tore bored one of them with ryul
lot (rote n revolver, whereupon they lett,
--Dr.& K. Hooch, of littneetone township,
['Mon county, has an apple tree thirteen feet
and two inches In circumference, and onitte
pondlogly great in branches,. /I le 0116 L hon•
Bred years old, 'ls atlit vlaoroua, sad yields
abundantly Seven tern* of cider were-made
from this tree formerly.% the sawn. Whit
a whopper the anna.wo inaut.
—Marine &obeli, of ilaudeary, a buskitinat oa
the Local freight oit the & t E. Witted, was
crushed to death on intraday of last week
Wagers the bmnpona, while In the,. oat of
cosphag oars R. was ilnb fr, yertref 0.41.
and bad been marrledsbui a pew mom*. at,
wife who had been absent oa a Oa* to Dan•
phtn county, arrived% Stalenry Pat sh. •+•
mine been Ws &ea,
—m. curb's tves*H4 sae: " kl , IA U.
passed Jost at tha otos, of Ow „LosiMMus. to
thorialais the p•oil• st J•lbrias 9,1017 t•
vote at the mat pseud aboiles, w tho =b
oat of probibliwriplignar Iltra. lie 401 Mao
U.S partici* that lbw rose la M how MO pow'
tiaal Moot iMN ww pripcuair .10.0 $4.
clearly aroortalia lbo will of the popls on lb*,
askilaot, wish a of Mora /8~ nor Jo.
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