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Democratic State Ticket.
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WIIIIAM A. KETH.
y i mi mm i ni m .
C'ANAI. i)MMS.iul-.l;,
WESLEY FROST,
or j v ! i n i o.
l'liIMAKY KI.Ki'TInNS.
Tho I'riiiiiii'y Elections for flit purpose
I 111
M:ir
t ,
I soloctiiij; c!iniiilat'' tor tho vario'i-- oli
'A to he ii lloi I n t tlii . lo' ti "ii in . -t.il.i-r
xt, itill bo In I 1 l'V llio ino'li' known n
;iu Ciau I'i i i.l l.'ounty eyifrlii. on tooS'it.
rilay i i i-i ilin;.' I ii.; A ii'ii -1 Toi'm o Vim.
ill'? the 1 I'I
lav ol' AiiL'iist low t. at ll'.
tho Valium I'li'i'tion (!!.-
il:i! liliitv:
' ' cts. Tin' I ctOVH jlllL'f
', ucsilay ul'tivnooii ol t'.nn
I'.v ni-.hr f.f tho Ivr
to iiiri't the '
i
o-ratl.' ''oiuitv
C. inmitti'i'.
.1 AS. II. LA Ii IHMKH,
II.MUV s
."nllN MAGA1IKV, Srv.
SALITATOHY.
Kut little more than a year has "olapso..
!nco tho undersigned became concerned
' i tho manii!.'iii''iit of this paper, yet with
i i that brief period important events in
f 'i.) liistorv of this state, of the entire
I uion and tf the world at large,
' nnspired.
The most important perhaps to ns and
' a largo portion of the world besides, was
; io sweeping monetary crisis whoso tur-
dent, destructive and resistless waves
vopt with startling velocity over nearly
i i ; ontiro comm
nm.'r.'ial world : leaving in its
ick one univ
.-ei-sul soene of financial ruin
id distress. Of its conse juencos it is
toCn,.nL- all linn. f..lt ,,.,,1 nnn.
:nue to feel them. Even now, though ten '
i lot.ths have elajised since this tornado
nssed over us, its eilecis are visibleevcry-
.ero, and aro only beginning in a few
' ioc to d'sai peaf'
When I, iaonnexitm with mv late a s-'
:iate in our editorial enterprise under-
;k tho i-ul-'iij t'.bn of the "Clearfield
'' 'ftiblic'in," our pro',po.;ta were (litter
.j; to ii, hiuh degree. Business of all
.'nds win brik and active; a season of
unexampled prosperity prevailed from
lie end of Vhe country to the other. But
:!.is! the scene soon changed, and ero we
i id boon two months in business, all hud
com dirk and gloomy in tho extremo.
'.io "hard times" cune and spared nono !
ho were not beyond their reach. Wei
liifortunatelj were not. We felt their
influence severely trom the beginning;
md although our patrons did all that.
xiuld reasonably have, been expected un-
oer the circumstances ; it was not in the
nature of things that they could entirely "munition was expended.
.-medy tho conveniences which the' It is exceedingly unfortunate that our
(agnation in business and the scarcity of illations with the Indians of Oregon and
noney caused up. Consequently, we have ' Washington are assuming so hostile an at-
sen laboring under circumstance of the : '- The peace and prosperity of those
lost discouraging character ever since the itwl great fields of American enterprise
'mouev liani.-'' occurred; and it should ! wiin, ver)' n,'"'h interrupted thereby,
'.ot create siirpr' je that this should have '
lu .ed many shortciimn-."; on our part in :
'io discharge of oar whole .Lily to our
atr nu. We. tried to do our best with the !
:leuni at command, but wo did not sue-
eed to our satisfaction and we took it for ,
granted, not to the futisfa'.lion, of the pat
. ;
(ins of the "Republican." Cnd.-r
these consideration it was d.-t.-riniio
ft
1 t0
:iiakesome c!ian;.ru at tho close (of our cur
rent year, that would probably be for the
benefit ot all arties concerned ; and II.
P. Ward, Jr. tho late Junior Editor con
eluded tu retire from that position.
It was now necessary that some one
should ass ii mo tho responsible .liilies of
editor, mid I, in thobelicf that one year's : edited by E. L Watson Esq.
experience had not been without its ad-; If. is devoted to the raising of a iutlicient
vantages in inq roving my knowledge of, fund tocomp'.cl" tliepurehaseof the home
them, have decided upon being that per-jof the Immortal Washington, for the pur
son. 1 pose of making it tho property of the na-
As regard i the future course of the pa- ti0, jt mjy soc.lu it singular enterprise
jier as a political Journal, it is needless to, l0 0Mgr0s tho entire energies of a news
say it will bo democratic as heretofore j ,,,,T vct iVC think it a good idea.
No other could receive my apjirohatioii, or I
. ., . T11
my services, lo its patrons I would say
, . , . 1
however, that if making it a more regular
i- 1 1 .i -i
visitor to their firesides in future, than it 1
. .
has been for somo time, will make it a
more welcome one, I shall strive hard to'
earn for it that consideration. J
But 1 intend by deeds and not by words'
to prove my entire Miieerity and earnest-;
rnss iu endeavoring to perform my duty
to tho best of my feeble abilities, in mak
iug tho "Clearfied Republican" what its
patrons desire, a good family paper. Into
their hands 1 give its futuro reputation,
feeling that they will deal justly by it,
and generously by its Editor.
Ja. If. Lakhixfr.
THE TICKETS. "
The tickets for the primary elections
have been printed and s. nt by mail and
otherwise to the dim rent townships, in
aufneient quantities to supply all the vo
ters. Wo Lope the eouimilees in thair
esicctive districts will seo that they are
not lost er suppressed, and on tho mom
ma of the election, have them placed
whcrUhcy will be ac. essiblo lo t!ij friends
v f the cmidid.ttes ic-pe. lively,
I III! NI.H.. .i"i had I n irpii-friiT'l i Hienuin
l'l'in li lli' t Wimbi "nil cm the hlpi.f.t, l. Kcnni'dr l'.' w li'ibni fhiiliff
I i nmli" i attempt I t Iny edit to lhe Ti" Vt ltinlu"it look-
inu vIiim I, 11 ii I purports to In' mi liid.'pcti 1-
i in t
.,ihe
I I"' p-n rut ii n i'l if I'u i'(i i' Is (jiiii I .- -
'-" v-i!" 'lliv" granted
pel mi.v ion to rdill II home,
In'' r inl'llirfi'iii i' fi'i'in llah Maf's Unit
oiii liiu i' nil ntui ii'- r to lln-ir
I ho no",- 'I'd i ilm i.il nflici r
I
lllll I' I II MlllV III 'Mill'' I. Ill III II IO i'Oi'l'Oll-
1 I II lT to llii' i1ii !i;m '" of ttii'if re-pi'divc
' 1'righ.im Voim;: ''Vo--i"i
lli willl.l,'-
' Iii'.-h to ini'li'.'ii a trial for
hiv'h tii'fi-on
provided I In1 jnrv I
olll"
.f M
I'l-
i- M-ht-i
.1. i'.al
.-.!. t of
' ' ""I "
ii- llans,
at ..if I'
ol ' !. .--! I t . has l.'lt. .1
( ii'o 1 v ll. t-L-'i H .nn I W'joh
. ,1 lo llio iaviii .- ol tho hoi
th'' ( 'iniiiuiiira lions halo
i Mvi'i'-i I'lo ca-loi u part i'i'
!! mi 1 til" ro.ist, ami the
.oil 1
th.-- T-r.-it"
i-. h 1 1 I.l". a-!--..
A fir.' oivuieil at N.-w (rh'all.s ol) last
Tiini'siliy a-uo.'k. I.-.-s :?;tO,iHMl. A tiro
also ot-.-iii-r.-il :'.! . -1 Islivny N. V. hj which
-"V. ii 1'itil.liiurs uoi'o ili'troyeil.
Tin' M'cr.-tai-y of tho Navy lias li-rii l.v. 1
a-.'ainsl i.iakiiiL' I 'orl I.iml Uih Wiidtorii
t. rniinus .'!' tins t 'ollins lino, ;u had Iu'l'ii
ro.jil'.'stcil hy the (
N.-iv Cotton h.i
nnpaii .
boon received nt New
1 li-an- froni Trxus
'J'ho rojiort ol' th.
!
of trade for I
board
I'hil-id.
Iphi.i sa, that the supply of men i
ey coiilni'i.--. to lru'iva
while the
luand lo-- it is iliiiiinishiiitr : and that the
London and I'aris markets denote vc-ci-ely
the same state of things.
Tie markets arc in general rather liare
of produce, and the prices are without
change. Jn l'liihidelphia Hour rates at
from SI. :) to S.'i.Tii).
Wheat is ouoted al ,
Sl,10 to r?l,.; Corn '.tdcls. and Hyo "llrts.
i'J'ho cattle market is (juito brisk, and the
supply large for thu season.
THE HATTLK OF SPOKANK lilVKH.j
On our outside pago will be found an i
interesting letter, which werojiy from the
lMl ('fullt 1'1'011- 0Ilt of the ollicers of,
s of i
(' - teptoe's comm:uid, describing their
er! ga fnu nt vi ith a large body of Indians
nt Spokane river on the 17th of Mav last.
" .''OAanC HVer Oil Ul ll
tho letter of Lieut. Oregg. it will be
scon tllllt Co1- 'eptoes force did not a-
mol,nt to pvel" 150 mo"' wllil 1,10 enemy
'.umbered loOfi hundred warriors, eight
hundred of whom were armed with rifles.
From the ''eription given, it must have
I ecu one of the most desperate Indian bat
tles on record. Tho red men, says the
writer, "fought like white men, and prov
ed themselves far superior skirmishers ;"
whilo the loss of many of their warriors
made them furious as demons.
; From the evidently truthful statement
of this letter, no blame can attach to Col.
Steptoe for want of vigilance or military
skill. He was not even drawn into an
ambuscade, but was attacked by a body of
I treacherous Indians whom ho expected to
I meet and treat as friends. Tho bearing
of the troops seems to have been bravo in
the extremes ; for one whole day they held
) at bay a force of ten times their number,
'ami only decided to retreat when their
llll( "'any lives sacrificed before those i.n-1
llltol'eiI children of the forest can bo sub-
or paV'tlcd. And this is not all ; J
every war in which they are engaged will j
"'ard their final extinguishment, i
"ml ,'1'u llllln.v y"'-" t,l! "lost remarkable
of all the races of men who ever inhabited l
1 tlio eartli, will live only in the history of
'the country and in its traditionary ro
mance.
NOTICES OF THE FKESS.
Moixt VtuNON Ittconii. The first num
ber of which we received a week or two
since, is the title of a neat little quorto
sheet is.-ued monthly in Philadelphia by
the Mount Vernon ladies association and
Tin; purchiue of the sacred spot which
.
OMC.0 constituted tho home of that great
, fc
ami good man, where his wise reflections-
. .
almost d vino in tho purity wero iudulg-
1 ' ' "
,. I...,. I,;., ,1. r,... it ir. tl.:.
,.uo i., j.iiui, iui me neirnie ui ins
beloved country sublime in their grandeur
and patriotism vvero .nature-l, to W forev-
1 , ,
er the actual inheritance of the millions j
not yet born, who will hereafter cniov
tlio biasings procured l.y Ins wisdom and
.. . , . ,
solf-sn.uificmg devotion , and consecrated
a life so pure and simple yet so dignified,
so devoid of all selfishness and lust of
power or wealth, is one of tho noblest
ideas of this enlightened ace. And wo I
sincerely hope it may be consumated. getting up a private party on her own in
The object of tho Record is to furnish j dividual resources. A late number of the
statistical information from timo to time ) Louisville Demociat says :
of the condition und progress of the labors, "Sho is the embodiment of all that is
of the association which is composed al- extraordinary and strange, having two
most exclusively of ladies, and to procure finely formed heads, very intelligent, und
contiibutions. We think a rospoctablo , of a most lively and amiable disposition,
contribution could be raised in our county Sho sings prettily, and with both mouths,
for the purpose, if ti e eflort were made, talks and walks well, and always interests
Will not some of our patriotic ladies un-
dertake to do it ?
Tub Tri k Fpkss We neglected to no-
, tire at the proper time, that tho Fitthbuig
rut Journal. We tnmt Unit it ma) not
prove n guerilla in tin- end, as the largo
majority of thill class of paper do.
Tin: A m. me am Ahhk ri.TtiiK.tr ronies
to ii this month in Kiil-IUIi, tho bed one I.ii'iit. Til'.on of the Thir-I Artillery,
was in c.-rui.uii. It is liniid-i.inelv i iiH'i l-,nnd Captain Uibbs, of the MouiiU-l Hillin,
liiln il, iiinl contains a variety of interest- iieminpanii'd the party,
in;.' iiml eiitci-tuining matter. Th Hit- Tin st'-aiii.-r Mink has just returned
mini edition for this month is niuiilly n from Fort ltandidl, having landed the lo
oiiti rlainiiiL'. Tin- Editor ban mloi.to.l tachmciit of tho Second Infantry. Thorn
the plan of varying thn sameness of n
.loiinml tilled untiii ly with mtieli'M devo- Wamiim.ton, .Inly .'!!. Ir. Forney, the
ted lo thooneMihieet' hy introducin.' into ' Superintendent of Indian A flairs in I'tuh,
ii," i-oliiiii.s ot the "Arieiiltni-ist" some informs the Interior I'epaitinent that lif-hi-'lily
interesting literary in'odiietions. teen eliildi en belonniii); to tho train of em-
Hi.- i'niM-nis N"is Letter for July has jM..,ts nnirdered ut Sweet Water have
'eeii r ived and in its f-eneral ii.ponr-i I,,.,.,, i,md, thn whites hiivic ell'eeted
an. " is very neat. We are filad to the an-' t.ir ransom from the Indians,
iiouneeiiunt in its eoluinns that it is per- yM.y ; jllno foul. (K'rmans wero nmr
maio'iitly estahlished, and will hereafter tl,.mi oifjlity miles from Salt Lake City, it
1.. i,.-ue,l regularly every month. It i 1 is supposed hy tho Indians, who it was re
devoted to the interests of the craft, und tported were 'creating dinicultie.s on tho
'.ill he a valuable periodical to practical '.southern route to California. Dr. Forney
printers, ; intends isiting the Indians with a view to
Kreiii'-i nni ritK Million- is the title of j th' ir pacification.
a new work bv Mrs. Sarah J. llaleiust is-1 ,. ., .
,,,', , , r iianck. J ho Mmutfur annouiicea tliat
mi.-.I bv 1 . H. reterson iV llio. at ol Hi Chest-', . . . r, . . . -,.
i the Imperial Oovornmcnt, in concert Willi
nut street. It contains over lour thous- , . ... ... . ,r . . ... . ,
that of Her r.rittanic Maesty, will take
ana nve iiuiHireu receipis, nicis, iiirec
tioiis Sm. in idl the useful and ornamental
arts both general and domestic, and is in
ii,,.t a complete family directorv, and
de-j,ollsl.ll(,ld gui'le.
' Price one dollar and
per ropy. Address l'e-
twenty-live cents
tursons as above.
WITIIDH AWAL.
have been directed by Mr
"U'e
aust
.1. A.
of Lumber cilv
to withdraw his
mime iroin the list of c undulates tor slier-
ill" at the coming prim ary election, as he
does not wish to be considered a competi-
for the nomination. Voters will please
make a note of this.
A Steamer on the Erie Canal.
A steamboat has been placed on this great I
pub
public, work to test the feasibility of using
'steam in Canal navigation. Her perform
ance astonished and gratified every orie
Tho IJochcster Jkmneml and American says :
"Yesterday (Tuesday) morning early,
her engine was fired up, and she passed
on her way eastward. Ho'1 performance
in tho enlarged canal was such as to grati
fy every one who had been looking for
the advent of somo craft of this kind, to
settle forever the question of rivalry be-
tweeu the iron road and the water-course.
The Ma. h is about, the size of u la,.,..,
K
....1 1 i.. en: i... i..i. .1
J o c
which she passes, and carries
i,-t"u uarre s .
i..... i
of flour. She is moved by a screw propel-;
Ier.sunk at thestern. Going at the rateofl
four or live miles per hour (about the speed
of tho old! passenger packets,) no swell is
caused that can do anv ininrv to lire eanul
banks; even when starting no more dis-;lli"
i,.i,..,w ;.,....,.., i ;., .1 .i... ,
.in w.iiiv. 1J I, lul l tiltWf IU1
usual when one of the fast packets had
east loose, and her three horses had given
the first motion to those once much ad
mired vessels. The captain of the Much
regards this trip as an experiment, and is
quite reserved as to any opinion the wu-:
duct of his steamer may have given him. j
As to fuel, about one ton and a-half per
diem, in a trip of say ninety miles, this is I
our (own estimate,) is burned about five:
dollars a day for fuel. The question of e
iconomy is an important one, and will be
effectually solved in the trip round."
This is indeed an important experiment,
The. necessity to complete with railroads,
is to be able to run steamers which shall
materially iiicrcasu speed of travel with-
out injuring tho bank of the canal. Tho
great contest between tiiese two classes of
transportation depends upon the success
of this experiment.
A Wn.t. Mixkd llii !. There is no v
in Rochester, New York, a man aged one
hundred and six vears.whose ancestry, to-
pother with his own progeny, will oxhib- j
i nri.... . -r 1
v . ..iw ii.ui;v-i, niiAiiiinui races
ever heard of. His name is John Shima- i
ln..l, 1 ci..:.. .,M., 1 . I
noun ' 1.1 icn, aim no was D0111 in l.oston. ;
in 17o-'. Ilis father wits an Irishman, and '
his mother an Indian of tho Oneida tribe.
When twelve years old ho was sent to
France, and there educated as a physician
He then returned to America and served
in the Revolutionary war, afterwards ho
Wert Imck to Fiance, and there married
r the (hllli'llter of ib.l l ammem. r.P f
i 1. , i. 1 ..: .1 i 1 -i 1 . '
1 . " "i.i ii.i'i i-iui, i.-ineireii: w uu net
,,,.,, in 4, r.. , K. , ' ,
ne lived in tl e I nited Mates tor somo
, . r, t, ,. . " ,
time, wliero sue cued. Jle then married
, , , , "mlr'ul
an Alliericnn woniiin. (h'seen.loil fei-,1.1 (1m
' "v-
n- ,,,,,: , .,... 1 11.
V "V ' ff
IT i" "T ' I 7 f' K yng-
or than himself, and bvwho'a he had
f ,,,,;. , . , ,- , ., , .4 .
four clnldren. In his children nre imilc.l
.. I
the blood of (be (',. lis tl,n Tnufm,.. i...
.-..:.. ,.i .i. v...i. . .... , ',.
WIII1V.UII, nun me .oi in .iiucrican intiian,
Two-iieauku Gun.. They havo a two.
headed girl in Louisville, Ky. From tho
description given by the papers of that
city, she must he a votim: ladv cannbln of
her visitors to a great degree. Thero is
;no chance of a doubt but that she is the
greatest curiosity ever witnessed, Hnd
should be seen hy evervbodv."
Telegraphic Nevri. i
'It t hi i .tut.- 1'dp t.Kiiti'iinnrlli
t.-.ntri lut.vi ihr cmIi, roii'ivi'.i ..t
r.S. I'.xj.tTM to lVK)ni'vill.. r.T.'iv.'.i thl,
tnot iiintr, ntnti'ti tlntln irrt icn tf I.in t . lvcn
rxpi ilition, for tho xplotutioii iitnl Mirvry
of tin I 'oloiado rivrr, ha rt iirm-il to I.rnv
eiiwnrth from California, via New Mexico.
was no news at that post.
m.-iLsuics to exact reparation for tho enor
mities committed at Jcddah. I thus been
decided that during the absence of the
Km; eror, the Cabinot Councils uhall be
held under the Presidency of I'rinco Jer
ome. Si'ain The ''iH.i'.t corrspondent says:
Our Paris letters Htate that M. Turgot, the
French Ambassador, will return to his
post hcrcKtrongcrthan ever, notwithstaiid-
i mg nurigues oi persona in nign jiiacos, as
tho "jiatron" tho Emperor is very well
"atisfied with him and the turn affairs are
taking in Spain.
I Aistiiia. The Ilcrithl siw Austria iccu-
i pics herself entirely with amelioration and
j extension of her miltary marine in the Ad-
i missioned to take measures to augment the
' number of great vessels belonging to Alts,
tria. The Times' corresponden says, with
j ill the last few days, 0000 Christian Bosni
an peasants had sought refimein the Aus
trian territory, in consequence of the ex -
cesses committed by tho Turkish soldiers-
The Cologne Ca;eltc announces tho death
of I'rinco Anatole Demidoffat Baden.
Ituv-- T' correspondent says Count
1,,llil Miir,nora wM "n'ueiliutely on Count
do favour' return to Turin, which is ex -
....1 i i r.i ...i. - . . i i.
iiei icu inu eiiii oi me uiouiii. itrocet'ii io1
. . . i- ... . . i . . . c ... i
isaruuiia :oi iiie Durnose oi msiieciinc me
"
coast fortifications.
Shit.kiii.imi. The
lhndl says, the ,
Council of the States have adopted the do-1
cision of tho National Council, to the ef-!
feet that the Federal Council ought not ag-!
to ,,'l,d ,n0M0' ,Vom the d01
to railway
y companies.
Ti'kkkv. The Munifcur contains
owing telegram from Constantinoplo :
Kelilal Kll'endihas rccieved thesuhmission
of the insurgents, and an order has been
font to him to withdraw the troops. The
electric wire for tho the telegraph from
Constantinople to Bassora has arrived in
two English ships. The HerM says:
The Kussians liavo recicved a very severe
check in Daghestan and Loghestati.
Oi it roi.tTicAi. I'RosrF.t ts. As a means
of helping along their own desperate cause,
the opposition arestriving to create an im
pression that tho Democratic nnrtv is i.oiiu.
to beri,.rl.i.i ,.i ti,r.,;i,,r..i..f..-Ji " v
do not think they will succeed in dampen-
ing the ardor of any members of our party
by such talk as this. It is a very common
thing for the opposition to predict our de-
feat, but it is not quite so common for
them to defeat us. If wo had believed
them in WC, wo would have abandon od
the field without a contest. According to
j them the whole country was vising against ;
the Democracy. liut at the polls told a dif-
1: -1
icieiii, nor-, j no J'cmocrauc parly was
.ustained. whilst, our boasting ,.(lt-t.i-ui.;n
, 1 1 .1 , , , f . .
met a relmkc that hroko their ort-ani.-a-
tio.i, ands
sent them begging for anewpartv
. new .
IhiTOls nothing in thesiuns of the times
1 .
to llldicato disaster to tho Democratic. unrJ
-1
ty; and we warn our friends against being
imnn.iul nnnn l,i, n, l r.i.
n.,o. U' ,. i ....
,. v.nllo,.s,uvr, miii ,vo
have but to put forth our arm to lay hold
. . ... : .
oi iciory. uur orgamzrtion is unbroken
and unimpairedjthopeoiilereiiosetheiran -
cient faith in tho purity and justice of our
long-tried principles, and everything points
1. .. , . '
i o ourtrmmpnaia success on the second I
Tuesday inOtWr.l I ,S,V('.I !
,r . ,
' TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE i
-...j. vwimuua.,
J he J'emocraticCoiint V Commit ten huvc
mmoii.f.wl tlir. fll.;
.....e .......v. I'. iruuj
! n8 Township Committoes, for their respec.
live townships to attend to holding tho
j primary elections, circulating tickets for
the general election and all other duties
usually performed by like committees.
7icOTra.-Vm. R. Dickinson, J. W.
Lull, Sand. Shoff, J. Bumgardner.
rell. It. Mohaffy, J. W. .Campbul!, T. (Wall, of Brady townahip, in the county ef Clear
A. MrGhce. f",1'1' r? ' " l,,e ",mo Mongi to me, and were
Jinaqs
,4
Andrew Cross, James M. Shaw.
uui. -iiiiau i-iu.-iH, j 'aviu r icgni.
Jiradr'ord.
W. K Wrigley, Edward Wil
hams 0. Boworsox Daniel Stewart.
Terpo, David Heberling, J. F. MI holland
Andrew Pentz, Jr J. Miles Armaeo,t.
J -vsiTII-IIJ, UUIIUB A.
jturur, James Savage, JcHin Young,,
i.iofpn ii. urttn, Lnward Kin
' W-Ianl. (i .tmmi. Tl.omm (larilrjr,
( lilhr-tt f. Tofi-r.
I'tr,,! ,-.-win. I'mii-r v., J no.
W. KhiijtnM, It. W. Turk, It. Wilghy.
(liri.,,;,i,i,K.t'uii'lrli't .'ohn Utril,!
.Inn. ( miry Srn.
fimm.nilr l.r. .tmn Thomson, Win.
i , i wwii'icr", uiii-oii jii(.-i-i ,
nr..h. MeChineii iq.. b. c.
Iliiwinnn, Stephen Tent, Win. Iluj:Iii Sen.
For. X. M. llrockwnv, It. L. I'aVCIl-
port.
r,.M...-F. Corte. Hell, IaviJ if.
lovt, Wm. McC I'Rcken.
U,rurd. .1. Hi?", Aliruluini Ky
.....
ti i.i i i i. n-i......
icr, j'liinei iviisu
(jushen. Col. A. II. Shaw, John Flgnl,
(ieorge Morrion
(,roltm. I.rvi llui.Ier, tlarn laie, m.
V. French, Wm. Johnston.
. 1 Tlevniwrl-'sN Hiram Wool
l,n. 1 . JlevenerLsip.Mimm ooi
ward, .Samuel ( 'onawny.
Jordan .Mai. D. W. Wise, Ferdinand
, , T ' , T1 .
Schoening, Jas. L. Curry, James I utter-
son Jr.
r- it, ,i:
Aarf W-Lorcnto Ilnrtl.ne. George
lfeckendorn, James Gunsaullis, J. C.
... i i , ,, ( it
McClaskv.
A'i(i.r. Lewis Krhard, Isaac Iinilap,
Conard Haker, Jno. Witherow.
Laurence. M. Nichols Jr., S. II. ShaiT
ner, Andrew Addleman, Mathew Ogden,
Jordan lieed, John Daugherty.
Murri. Ivol.ert Daugherty, Jas. Thomp
son, Frederick Nebel, Abm. KylerSen.
Venn. Patrick Dalv, Ela Johntiton,
Amos W. Hilc.
ii-. i t i t nil ii r n
,,-.. I) f: lliile lsnnc I iililwnll I. I
- - - - i --
i i ii u
1 ltssilloi-i, ii iinuil iiuoiei. iw . . j,
(Vm.-p. ii. nooz, David Wcity, jno.'lnhaliiig V npors, iMedical
Porter, John Hare.
Woodward. Win. II. Alexander, John
Jordan, S. Henderson, Parley Mnhew.
Should any of the members of the above
committees not reside in the township for
which they have been appointed they
will confer a favor upon the county com
mittee bv informing their secretary at an
jparlv date.
By order of the committee.
JAS. H. LAKHIMEK, Ch'n.
John Ma'iaiify, Sec.
WITHDRAWAL.
We have been ordered to withdraw
! t!,e nameof BEXJAM1X D. HALL, from
among tho list of Sheriff Candidates, and
authorised by himself to say that lie is
not a candidate for the nomination for
; mt offi(.e t , Vtmprx Election.
j . . . . . '
; JI A1IRI ED.-On Sunday evening Aug.
l..t 1... T....i. !.... m. it..
- '' y .""i i'ii n-u-i r.so., .uk. i. w.
1 itti K tn Miss Kiirv l.ivn n II r. t nv-
-- .... .. ....
w
rensvillo.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A. II. C. BKOCKKN,
24 ii.ur stki:i:t, m-.v-yokk,
m am t AiTmr.H or
Cilass Syringes, Ilonicrpn-
line vials,
(iHADl'AT ED MKAsntF-S NTKSING
BfiTTLES, ETC.
tilui"! Waro fur Chcmirti, Dnifrciali, Pcrfumert,
'hotogra)hcri, elc.
Green Glass Ware by tlic Pack
ngc. A Liberal Discount made to tho Trade.
Order fro:n Country Druggists and Dea
lers aoliritcd.
St-O Price I.itla aent on application.
August 1, 18j8. 3m.
FAIIMKHS AITEN TION!
i The best Article in the
The best Article in the World for
! rxrrrin a m
! V WJ4. i
j Is LcilliUl's Superior PllOS-
i 1 , CI'
j UU0 OI JIIUC,
' At $10 per ton, or 2 cts. a lb., by the barrel.
! A Hill VFCll and HeCOimiiendcd for
TIIK WHEAT AND CHAIN CHOPS BY
Professor CIIAS. T. JACKKON,
( '.. m,,( f lhe United Slate, Latent O'icc.
1 n-...t;.,.. n -
I " ,"""'"i .
! repay the eutlay 50 to 100 per
.cent., aud will not burn the teed by coniinc io
.-nninn , n.o Ht...
'A' 'Via 't 'ill
iij j 1 ii iv if 1 1 1. c. ft .- .
!"'
1 - A. LhlNAlJ. 1 TODriCtOr.
V o, ... ... v t,. '
..-'"i" r ji' nrrect,
I l'hiladctphia City, Pa.,
Or ofmv A ceil I s 1 1 1 roil i.lmn 1 1, n n i ....
jrAsALVSi, canbeaeen.tmv flffl...
-fr.cA .;, tC"A'X-
1 prompt attention.
I . , .. ..... .
& imerai Qiscount to Storekeepers Who
' ,uy to sell arain.
I'aniphlet. can be bad at my Office.
0. A. L.
aiiR. 4, 1858. 3m.
NO TICE.
1 Whereas my wife Kliiubeth O. Marshall baa
; left my bod and board without juat cause or
provieation I therefore caution all nrrnnni fn.m
tnisliu u er on my acoount, ae I will not pay anv
ulu" ol "cr eon.raeiingirnm ana attr this date
HSNKY MARSHALL.
Brady tp.
-ug. 2 ISSs.
NOTICE.
All Persons arc hereby Notified
NOT TO PURCHASE,
Or In any wsy meddle with, a Team of Horaei.
and Harnnaa. nnw In Ilia Mi.aa.i -r i
ICIt WHO
' -hen called on! " " ' nm
im ' n 1 . . . n ....... I ...
, utJ , witainn Ail.
i -11
KF$32y00 IN ONE DAT 52,00
u . . .a..
' Wer4 fc " T
I Send hMfafanliiZl P'"n"-
L. BROWN, Lowell, Mass
JhrfK'on. tablc't Hanks for tale here.
A CAM)
rotn Dr. Jftmrs M. Jnrrdt, of
T 11 K NEW YnllK M-Nl lUMftMAdY.
My fihnpttlun fi.t the tl fl-kt tn
' Dm nbnir IntlltMllim, I'hlif l'h-l-ln, ,i '
. ... ...... .... . t ....j. j .
1WPI1V r"l i:imivii 111 titHnj SPTVlinri Ikt
Ct'KF.oK
t I 1 t
1 1 u I niotifi ry tonsmnption,
nj u Mn.lrJ dlumtui, t.-jctli r with mj,
rlmlli-d np.rtunttlr nj dmnlnt'tt of n-.
.i(,'icul rrM'rcli nl'l.jj nut ft lilil y rfwt
yxU'in of
j MEDICAL INHALATION,
linn vnnl'loil inn tu nrriro tit n dooM'no. Jir
'"1 m,,oiifiil rourm of tnuliunt f..r tht poit.
tiv. find mill, ni curu of all diii'pt uf tlie
THROAT, I.UN03 AND AIR-l'A-ISiGES.
liy iiihulation tli curHtiva prm.ertiei of nitdl.
.ii .i.ii j.. .i . . .
. cinoi nrc uirurujr uuurvf ncil III uio nmfailtil m.
' an anj ,1B iuiptimout, I do not tdv-j., ,(,,
' "f Medii-nl Inlmlotion ol uny kia l, toll,,,,
;cl"'io of OEMUltAl. tkkatmkjii and nlthough I
con9,,,er u a UfPf,.l ndjuvm.l jn.ll.o propori,,.
nomont of those fenrf.il and utiia fuUl diiun
V 1 "" U vory nm'Wiary that enoh pati,
' hoi:ld liaio tUo lienelTt ol both UT.ftmL mi U.
ca tr..-vlinoiit. The iiifcon of my tromm8mt,
th "''"ve Uiseiuef, od tho bih chrctr f
Inntitulion over which I have io lunir hd
j lhe hoBOf o pri,t Bre (oo kiiown
'any eulogy or comment from me. At lhe ioud).
iiuuon oi many private ana prolnmoiml rriendi,
tuiuuu nuu.a .uii.iiuiirojjiu Km in UDOTe Cllif.
ity liaa ben lonir and liberullr niDnorUid. and i.
ter due ciiniidemtion, I have concluded toiaaki
mioh arrniigiiiuontt ua wi;i briuK the benttu
my experience and treatment within the react at
all, and not conliuu inyaolf an huretofort, U
those only who ontered the Iiitirmury, or wht
were able to visit inu ut my ofSoe. Uopinj,
tli.iri.furo, that the arnmnoment will give eotiri
satiHfiictiun, both to inr profenaioual brethm
;und the public, I would respectfully anuouneaig
i : conclusion, that an now bt contulttd ptrxnni.
ly or by Utter, on all diaeaaea aa above.and that Ih,
n... v p. un-u iu mt jiipiimuu.
' i ...
am jn i-)nro.i io ami eac-a luaiviuuai cane,
J
INHALERS,
Ac. d-c,f wilt b forwarded hj eipmi to u;
T i; 11 MS;
My terms of treatment by letter are t
follows vi. : -$12 ier month for each j
tient, winch will include medicine auffi,
cient for one month's use ; also inhaling
vapor, and an Inhaling Apparatus Pv
ment as follows: $G to Lo paid to Kxprwi
Agent on the receipt of tho box of Mcdi
cine, mid the palancc?0 at the expiration
of tho month, if tho batient be cured or ii
entirely satisfied with the treatment. Pi
tieiits, by giving a full hitory of their
ease, and their symptoms in full, can U
itreated as well by letter an by persona
'miination. Patiemts availing thcniavlvM
iof 1,r- J"'-ietfs tieatmont may rely on im
mediate and permanent rflief,.-w ho seldom
"has to treat a case over thirty days. Let
ters for advice promptly answered. For
further particulars address
JAMES M. JA It II KIT. M. I).
.V.i. 8:111 Hroadway, cef. Tvelfth .V. Y.
I . .Y I'hvMciniia and thera viaititie tki eitj
are rerpectiuliy invited lo call at the Inftrmarr,
where many infi-rctting catra can be witneiKd,
and wlitre our Imyro'td Aypnmtui for the iohi
lation of medicated vapor can he turn and inijvtci-
eu.
ESTATE OF
KKD ALKXANDKH. Uec'd.
Notice is Hereby Givea
Til AT Lcttera of Adminiatration liar ,
vrMlllM.I In ll.A MmtcHtunitil .n 1. . V..... J
Reed Alexaudor, docrated. All persona liarinll
u Dr uu rati. c, hiv UTirvj Jim,
ed to come forward and (Ule iinmfdiately.
WILLIAM B. AI.KXANPER,
aug. 2, 18i. 6t.
AUGUST APP0JNTMENT8.
"R. JACKSON, Indian I'hvaicinn. hie of
I 9 I.ouia, of Krie City, Pa., may te conall'
follows .-
Clenrll.ld, Pa., Wenvor'a Hotel, Tueaday aJ
neiiueaay, Aujruat 17 nn't IS.
Tyrone,' Pa., "City Hotel," SntunUy and FuJ
nay, Aiiguat 1 1 nnd l-.
Ilellelonte, !'., "Conrad ir.iue," Wedneidi
and Tburaday, Aucuat 11 and 1-.
Lock Haven. Pa. "Kallou liouae," Sunday an)
.'aonuay, August and w,
eraey Shore, Pa., "Franklin Hi.ufe, ' i'riil
Autuat 6. " 1
Williamapott, Pa. "I'nited filatea Hotel," TuJ
day ana WepnesUay. Auguet 3 nud I.
LVD FAX B0TAXIC liMfKMES.
In treatment of diaenaea of the I.r.iaa 11
Cuf.st, Liver, Motneeh, BoweU, Heart, neni
Miin, hcrolulu, halt Hhcuin, Kryaipelaa. er if
and all dieeaaei ariaing from I mini re blond. H
! !uiV.t-
I . : .v """'- ,vu
aea nave given to ir. Jnckon a world wide rf
, utation,
1 KEGLLAU VISITS. lr. .lackion will Bit
rcrular viiu m a
I ."n"m ul"' 1 c"a.vlvnia and ew ot.
, ..eu... van in. ii iibvo iue rririieeo 01 coraui
! regularly, once in from one. 0 tire, moth
i nialter in very many ciuiea iudiepensible ia i
! !orminS cure- fr any phvui
no proaonue a eonrao or medicine by only 1
aecing bis patient, to effect a permanent aa
Minccure. ,
I ....... . h SHOILD MARK WhIX Tl
iMK-aurt call early a. noaaible. Th. tn
limited, and the appoialinenta will be puacu;
I kept at above. '
If lick with any eb ronic direaaei. do ret 4
aa time only lends lo cuiilirm and render a
more rrolractod aud difficult.
Dr. Jackaon will make aiaminti-.n nfLh H
and Cheat, by the uae of tne Slethoeoop., frj
'"'S-
Dr. JuckrfOU. altbouzb ravinr annrinl alia
to Lung, Throat, Heart and Feiuai. diaeaaraj
inxitea conaulutiom tn all CUKO.MC di.j
incident to the human ryatrin. Koning I
thouaand eaaea every year, he ts well ptci
iv Bi u t.pinmu aa to tUo curability 01
A. C. JACKSON.
7 44, 11.19.
A LL fri.nds of IxticiLt aud Faaai i
. CiLliat.. Plraa. procure circulara (raj
nr. utOKUK BROWN, Barre, Jna
lAUTH)X All pemonaare hereby caelii
W againal purobaaiug or trading for wj
Stallion, 1 Iron Grey Unrae, 1 ott Ionbl. I
neaa, 1 long Pled, 1 Timber iled, 1 Sleigb p
ed frrppn. with willrtw l. . . e r-. t .Li. ii
. ,. ' '
I U'a' "i'?'XD
m" ana art in nil poaeeaslon on loan only.
KLLIUTT KIN'
June 30, 1868 pd
peAUTlON XII peraeiia are bfby twM
I !..a m . 7. . " ..J
I 7n,,Z "o ZXi
'"V M d wn
fheaaid Beera oa loei, aubiert to my order
uay mare, i mack or irwn Horse, I To v
Waiton aud one Timber il.d. I
May 1, la.va, TM. PPFlK"v