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VVttlwn'ny Monitc Jicr 1S1901.
TxchRtifffl cf 1'risor.frg.
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,lliM.rMUM,r,..i llm ,.,..1 nf ,),(.;l1.M'lulm.M,f.l,l ..in...
I'I'fJ
A'.hniiMi Iralioii nt Wiisbiiiton, lo hii h
rci'ionr fault n:ny be foun.l, lint not to v -
jetl o their rrfu.nl lo mlopl n vleni of
"ii't" I" " " "-"V "
:-..:. - lil. f..l ,.t ll.r. I..i.nl
ii. u, i. ii i in i-ii'ini' in,,. i." v ,
lii... l,n l...vr .',!.. foul, lo Imttlo iii nr.-
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inc xruptild?. rp to Un t imo,tiO siioh fvi-
t .1... I .... I I Mil ...?
upr in i ii r. i in ii iir i' iiiiii iv. i i rr v
lem nas leen iinopie.i. ni.i mi uie privm-
ers ri.tiln.-ed l.v ll.o ( Weder:.!.-.
aiiioiintiPir to noiiio linen or four thou.
nnd-re. will, few exeeMions. Mill held
a prisonrrs of rnr. Tl. renson
rel'usiil on our pai I, i becitis we cr.n
rreognize them nu rtbtU ; not ntMige,
:hat to inot iale with ihoni for nn xc
of prisonorii, would bo to rtwtinhe them
as such belligerents. To be consistent with
cur profi'MKions, wo khoulJ hai)) the rebel
priscners taken with arms in their hand
iu last as wo get hold of thorn. Of oom-se
this has not been iraetieed nor i it
likely to re, for tho very good reason that
the enemy would retnliut-i, as b is able
to nt tbe rate of t least two to one.
Rut il tl.i . cannot bo done, why uliould
uc longer hesitate to tie tho more sensible
thing of adopting a system of exchange of
of pri? oners and thus rescuo our brave
men now crowdiiif; Southern prisons, and
restoring them either to their families
and friends, or to the ranks of our army ?
Tho pretext that such a system ear. not he
adopted without a recognition of their
Hag, is not tuflicient in the face of the
fact that the Con feder.it o (lag is practi
cally recognized every dar, or an often as
nfttj oftrvee is sent or received by one o:
the otker of the contending force.
Tho same blind policy was atlotnpied by
British (ieneroU at the outset of tho Amor
icon Revolution, and every rebel enpluiod
w as threatened with death. The not ice
given by Wushingtcn that that wat a game
at which both parties could piny a pat I,
put a slop to it, and thencelorw nrd prison
era taken on either hide were regularly
exchanged. Longer delay on belmlf of
our authorities to accedo to the offers fre
quently mado by tho Confederates to
pdoiit n nystpm of oxik.Bivliivli .UUJ
Lo a ju.t one cannot fail to injure our
ciuifie, tiiid we n joice lo n'c a i-nov.meiit
callinc the a'.tention of the public to its
iuipoi tanro.
FntiioxT litMovED. As we anticipated
in our last, the order for the removnl of
Major Gen. Fremont f.oin tho command
of the foices in tho Vc:it, waj issued by
rre.sid. nt Lincoln and reached Fremont
at Springfield, Mo., on the 2d inst. Trice
with his main force was only 1'2 miles off,
n;id r Little was hourly expected. The
news of Fremont's removal caused much
fcii;itement. II is body guard unanimous
ly determined to disband. Several ofli
cei's threatened to resign, and ninny com
panies threw down their ai ms, nnd gener
al insubordination was threatened; but
Ml the tamest solicitation of their late
commander to remain truo to their flag,
order was in a great moasuro restored.
Such i the apparently hard fate of the
great "American rath-finder" and "Man
of Destiny, "ho mr.y not ho inappropriately
siyled the founder of the Republican f ar
ty, lie may well say "if Republic are
not ungrateful, R,inb'.lcant are.
kSTTte Judge, and Lawyers of Wash
ington have hecamo so meddlesome that
the Administration have in a maimer .us-
pend,d the holding of Courts, by deck-
ring Martial law. It appears that (he
Court ordered tho arrest of some fellows
hat wore uniforms for hayin..- committer.
breaches of 'th. peace and for ,,on-a. ton-
ilnncc as witncea. wheroiuon lho PrMiJ
l i.i r i i . .
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.:,... ,e r,,e,i,rfc, to in.oim tl.e
.ourt that no attention would be paid to!,
their writ.
doubi but that the .lul
Thero is
diciaryisgreally inthovayof.on'enst.i.
ring Lro, and might as wollbo ubolUhed
Therrc,idcnl instead of running the
"Jficlnno" as l.o fo.ind it, is running it
into the ijround at rnilroud upeed, and if
he continues to run it until the end of his
term hohasfor the hist .ix months he
will not have money enough in the Treas-
ury to pay his last year's Salary.
W-u orJinor. iMn.i.is ti !
... -
ne.t solicitation of a number of our read -
...
ers we this week continue
.ftl'll fit llm!
.1r.l nf.lnn....r ti.-- : . ..
which l.a.Wr.1,1 it.. ...n.i,,..,
.Southern Slules, and tfie effect of war,
will n.nl.l, ,i.:i.. i.:.. ,1
. . . w - . i irii vm, niiiin n i iitUl . i
to the Republic.. 'fcenator to .ink the
n't'. ' ,
parliAn in tho putriot, and unite n itU the
Democrat, m ih only possible means of
averting war and their indigr.an rejec
tion of (hat ajioealmust land as a
monument of everlasting dUjrare to the
statesmanship of .that party.
JL.EveryboJi,gi,lt5ju,ith
i!a .f..i. i r .i i "vl'u iiui.-er., .nice lue tve lion cliua '
lion or extracts from tho Hi.eech o tho'.i , . , ,, , ,. .
bf Sena.or Lougla... delivered en the! ' , S J ' ,:1;
j.i.fi.. i...f ' c'ats, the ''Union" being lott already.--
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till 'I' I I t
i et Nit V
I, 'i ) 1 1 it 1 1 n
,1 -,, ' 'II l I'llM:'
I I i r 1 1 N i 'i li in I 'oil I, ii V ' .
iu llm (..nil ((ilii'rt n Ml 'I' i
i l.l I. tin- .1... Inl,.l-..i of 1 1.
i i rut w
I' 'Oil I, II V
li
.I'lln"li iVi'.nlil tt i IV nil" l
A I 'I'll! i.'ll lni I in I lie ri'tihl l .
1$ Who mo .n :t en lh,H lii-Ut in
V i(.i. ill.-. iiM l iltinll i f till. Will'. 'I ll'I'O
ttlm l.-ui. In nvv lio. IM1H I rililr;li'l,llnl
j
, jyitnp f,f (l0 liveliest I'riiKMialii'
. .,jf,, pVf( (,( in l'bi!n-l.-lpliln, rainc
v Hutt cily, mriiday iiicht la-l.
I he IH.liK llepni.l.'MIl oailt.l l ox lllil'l'4
. . ...
were III )-U lieiiiilitu IV PXPOe I.
'
W io c h: iou or (iovenior an 1
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n.lHP j.ijhht in 1 IfC'illHi:! ISo CIOM! llllll
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I l-s. Vet I meolll liml '-'I .' mi.jorily luit ,
I """y f"1' 'i",onin.
I
I x , inn C .... n :..,n,.,.f,l,..i
ion, ('l.iriiiii oinily,
Ci-.iT If John V, rioinoiit couM nprnd j
if.'i.iKN'.iMMI in tlirco mnnth in t lie riiiaci i
Iy of n Onenil will. 8IHM) troni.s? J low i
...... ...
..,.,..1. l,..l,, .. , Im) mi i
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( lliiHCl..ri..n Wrt.Wnl n ,,..rlnrr-.i i.ruc ! bn-nker o..l arrow tho i,ln...l. carry in 1 "'"'' rurniI..Hl Hun. by ll.eir l''," 'rl'.'lf.
only ,i,.a i.r.nlpr will, ...mil .,.,'it!. Thin is "'. Mm... i.i,. tout, ami ever c,-...,. 'Mute when hn.1 .-.vo. into tho .I'lvi.-e ol ;,lor, tlHI ,.;,,,.,., f lho ,lM .tT. , 3 r ' J ,P " " "fl"'
a oo.l clianoo for Tv,,o. For fui'tlifr ' ."n H '! ! "' ! w J "w kr,l in l!,,,! in ii !!;,.. ...l,'.. lH l'. f "".""-.' w...(,r.llv l:.ro rircul.ti..,. ,,x vor il. i, i, ,i,r,..v , ,f ,7f
. . . , ,, ,., ,, , , i. iiifiii u.iuu. i'lui. ri urt-iH-'i mil. in ........ ... .ii fuii..l.'li li. run lii.'ili. inimr nii.Kininni. can- na hnvp iiii iHmliiti.iu in iu'..iiiiii..n.i..w. i.
imiiL'e i,;i i ion ins ii' . rem V. I . Al;inik'i .Mar- .i. .:. r. .... ..i..i.... i.
it iiii ii iiiiit iiiiii ii'iiiiiJiiii i 1 1 1 1 1 r i iii "" ... ri i (-.- yjirii-1 j.i . ii v im.l iiiin'i ii. ifi iiriri rnniD inmt " . i v m hid 1 uui in i.iiv .tm i..i ili.i.'
... . H ... . lit '"l" I" .lll-UI, V.'lliU JIIUII'III IIUl III I.IU
Black Kr,u.hl.o.is ... four year,, had I... , lvimlowSi somo cullJ,ng KHy iroush
hen elected ProMileiit in IS..0? ti, ro,, ,thoi'rt jumj.ing otl' into tlio .valor
,. , . i I v 1 1 i c-1 1 . in tunny place wait over their
MuGen .Mono U,.s mued .... or.!r oau-, eiuhi mMfig f()r ft box or
tionint' tho nflieers ail nollurs of Inn' barrel in order to reiieh tlio roof of. i hI.iiii-
coniiiiand nf!.iinst rxpi's.iii
ihoir R.i tio.-iiir
ccimuro of
ii- .1 l ,i . , .
o think ll.iii hi; ily neeec-tary oni)ei
b 3
inlly in (jfii. .Stone's cane, miiov th Ball's
IMuif ulliiir.
CrT-Gen. McClellun h:u imiiod an order
'
! to arrest nil olTipers found nt ihice of
iiminoinent. i- eonu.anv ill. fri..n.U nf
f itiy virtue. From the fact that an order
has been issued to this ell'uot by tho com
mander shsws that our milit iry iiien are
often led astray by those of "easy virtue."
This would lie a itate of thing bfid
t nough for the rebjls to be guilty of.
M issaciiisktts IIlectio.v. The returns
from this State show that lho whole He
puLlifiin ticket is elected, as a matter of
course.
Tho whole poll was but 77,000, while
the vote for ."resident last fall was lti'.I.OtHl
The decrease on tho Republican vole alone
is t'if.,000.
Thi lion. Caleb Ciiithing, Attorney
Llou.i'.l uJr ll l'ioro uii..irlitratioil,
has been elected to the LegisUturn from
the Xewburypnrt district.
B?i.lt is now well understood thai Iheidiers, who, wit Ii tearful eyes and sliivt-ring
death of (Jenernl Lyon, and the capture of
the gallant Col. Mulligan and his force at
Lexington, was all caused through tho
misunderstanding, arid petty family juar.
rel between (Jen. l':emont end the Illair
family.
If those P.lack Republican leaders
would pay a little more attention lo the
rebels, nnd quit .piain-ling about their
govenuuut robberie, the people would
rp'.ish it much better.
Biajr-A correspondent from tho lower
end of the county asks us "what bus bo
came of the Chicago Platform."
We will state for hit information thai,
it was sold to the Abolitionists on the
1 4th of Jf Mich until, IHU at five hundred
millions of dollars a year, when it is to be
surrendered with all the Abolition im.
provements necessaiy, and is to he adopt
ed in joint Convention in I8(VI a the Ab
olition and Republican Union rialfoim,
should the country survive iilack Repub
licanism. ''IbXTRAomuNARY Don ii rnt," Tiic Ab
olition "oman" of this county savs that
' Adt.ltnrtt fipnprnl Tlir..na& ATim.n nl r..M
moni rro,iig!llity ip sn o.lraordioarv doc
umpnt. -We think so too? We hope (he
Iieo,,Ie wiI1 new , ; lo where the
10n ou. nei hbour g0
, di ,t ,., aff .
..
(ifir A'nnr im h-iii na u-imi nmco r .r
1 " "Ifl" IlllUSe.l W lieil !
ie Congressional InvestigH.ing Comn.il-!
eA ,u ,i.-;. ...... .....:.. .....
' , "." " Ue
?. M0""" ' "' ndv.sej
,0"f,icnakpfI,C01' ,ho fi111 Prt
1 01 11,8 g, !,t'onal robbcrJ' ,s not iel
V'0"0 '1n"1i '"T' ' fto1 until
the people elect another set of Congress-
en.
?Tho,u Democrat, tbnt lusod with
'l,a Hhick Republican, in New York, for'ing Hood make, eood tho n e" Uc. ons of :
"ie Rll'0 f '"Union." find since tl
I'0n ,'1t tliey are com
ine,uJ ' "ying every
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lc', t"vcrnmn' I,,PJ E01 nothing but
. Niin tF nml thai ..' n k.i .11 nit
f .1 - 1Kt ... . . , . . w
jbhentr, and that by a small majority. The
the i.ulliea' .....joi.iy. tur, r... u.uiin.y ...c-..,
... ,'lei'ublicati t.uners. since the e)e tion .In11"1111 ''"id force on llalleras Inland was .
.
r ' " t""u" '"g loti airenny
110 1,t,rao"ftt can noiv join the IUack
hYriublican. or submit to the mortifica.
"iiea, wnue u is ev-
nuent
now that victory win within their
reacVi, had they presented a puro Demo
cratic ticket to the people at the late el
ection. Later returns seem to rhow (hot the
IH-mocrats. I,y counting .everel Union ,onPly ruhed. ix companies of this' limo resi (l tho itJon ofAtfo
men who eie formci y lie 1 men, have rg. ,e , e ''ort Clark to-day for Camp r, , f. ,f, ,. . , '
carried a maioritv ot As.emhlvmen lley lov.ng only three companies at Ga,,erHl unlur (,ov-Curtl". "in to
carried a majority ot Awemblymen. mi port chirk, who. I learn, will also abandon rreseavo his "self respect," has been up
prob.bly elected Canal Commission-r. j this .lilapidated and. crumbling furtifica- pointed on,ul to Biyonne, France. I
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I lil I.I II I fi'l il' nl I liia I,,,! i, I run nolV ill
llm tlli'l-l i'f Mlioll I'l l llViik., mi nt, Hhi. Il
n n' ni'iic i li.ni" i Inn i. ii , ilnm nnv !'
lliC cniillii K Hi V Inn M ( .,,, lltp nn
tin- i'.i t-'. It i ii rmit,M Mid, Hhi , I,.,
lliriit. A '.'Milt iIi Iiil'i! it ii;., ,n lit !.:
rM'iiin.;ii !.ili' s;,!iinj ii(i, ivliirli
,. llll nil
ir"' m."iit unl.t
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.. f t, I.i. M n.-oo..,.;..., I MTl I. Mi..!
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viii 'in I'll i ihiii.
: I
nliicli ill l.ini'i lill III i)ii(..,4. About .!
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ll m'l'fl air'
liinn I linn ,
itnl M'.iie
...-..in u.-iiii i., P,,invir IMC IIUH' lliitll,
i tniln vnli ) into llio Sounil. mnl Ih-I'MC
i:ivlti;lit thine two Imdie n water were
i v.. ... . .
mrieu, .mh ii fptu oi mini in In tic neetl ,
All the lower i.oiti.in olih isl,...,l wh.-re
Km n II .u.im nml ClnL- ;,,..,. I
I. i ...I ii .'mini I nil- iuw ..vuiPiiiiU wi-rrt ii liikuii
....... . ...n.. ,n, ,,,, inn
I'ilmivi.. ami so violent ll.o Mi.r.,1. lll.lt ,
lull i-Iiaiii:.- ol .'ucai'tf were cut f licTir"
.. ii i ,.r , .. i r '
, ,. ,,;..., ;,,.. ,.... I, ,.vlt ... v '
imposMblo ..r any iiHMntune.i to reaeii
i. r il ... . i.i.
n"". iv.r.o.. ... in
(ivlnit liny liiul ilii'lroiscil) liornn dy the
. wnlor to the Sound. I.ivo ktock, sucli in
j.j ,.,i(.kenai Uin
;ui. cookiii" uti-nsiU.
i's, caille, 1ol, chIk,
I J iiilnir, ilril'tivou,!,
noxos, trirrcN, tiunk, hIiiiiiIioj, wme nil-
... . . .
n'l lorwrtiM, toellier will: men on tlieni
;.. ........ : r ... .
... .. . ..... .
lr stninlinjr. UUieem on horseii wore
ruling or vi. inning through tliki moving
i u.... uiviii uri.fis u mis II. ):u i'f nt'lliV
,e ., , . J,
i o( men, whn. ivnli a pun in one hand ami
iVjt, ,,,, 0.j,(.r ,:l,ij.iii.. on to soni kind
(of mi nhject, kept iiiemelvea Above water
j The mont mournful aiulil nf nil, however,
was to ivitnem the liioving of tho t-iek,
.. n ... .
1 sonic of whom wore in a dvinji eondiiion
"eioro inc nicrm came. I ney were car
1. I .... rt.t
ried on coin from place lo plaveon the
slioulders of men who were wading thro'
wutoi neck deep, (t was also a sad fight
to witness the dost rue' ion cf property.
At the whurf where till tho government
properly Is stored, a wholesale desliuction
to.ik place. Provisions of tvery kind were
soon afloat b.urels ol ci ackers, bread, su
gar, pork, beef. inolss-es, bean., potatoes,
lish boxes of candles, son--, clothing, and
in fact everything required for an army
was seen to to witli the flood, with tho
buildings containing thorn in very di
lapidated condition. Tht .temner Sp nil
ding arrived tho evoniag beforj with
large load of provisions, clothing, hinibcr,
Ac., and as good Lick would h n o it, she
was unable to Und hut a sm ill portion ol
her cargo tho night she canio in, I'nfor-
tunately I here i., however, fome cloth
In" laudeil lor (lie Utli lnii.an.-i KLimrnt
N'early
was i.Ia.
Nearly half of this m jch need -d freight
placed on tho nier. and went with the1"""' Iiihhuh l.'.-Kiiueut will all be locate..!
waves of the ocean within view of ihe s.l -
Ic,rnis, holiel.t llm, to them, lho most
inela ;cJ.o'v Muht of all. About G o'clock
this morning the II nl was nt its heighlh,
anil lor t'.vo liours Col. lirown of the 20 I .
Indiana Regimunt and olliceis Here in
great sutpense. It was very evident that
a new inlet below Fort Clark had been
made during the night, which entirely cut
oil' their escape ; and as the waves were
rushing into Fort Clark by ft in lho mor
ning, it wart apparont that nil nui.-t meet
with a watery grave if the water continu
ed to rise at the same rate fur two hours
to come. Fnrtunatelv, tho country was
spare.! Iro.n hearing ol such horrible lid-
ings as was momentarily threatening the
lives of Ihesa loyal soldiers. Tuo storm
began to abate by seven a.m., this morn- I
. 1 . .. ft .1 . 1. '
ing, iiiiu uy -.' o click a narrow strip ol
si.iiillipnr.i .riis il i.i.ii..f.-., 1 ..1. ...... 10 . :
. . , . . ...w.U fc-.iii
Cl.uk. which was hailed with w ild d"lighl
by the 20th Indiana liegiment, w ho, but a
tew inii.ulr-i before wore makiuo niep.na
tions to vave themselves, if pov.;l.le from
a fearful fate. Ky no. n th ti lc had gone Tbnt n .eeessionist and an abolitionist are
down, mid left quite a Utile snot for thef 1'ar, I fan prove by asiimle syllv-is.n
I. ..If . 1 . ...! .. ! .. i . i . -i "
.1 in .uui. ni-'i nun e.uausieu men to wulk !
l'uii on. i .'..ii. i oy.uu . iciprires, w lucli I
enabled ihem to cook nsc.iuty meal from
inn lew iragmcnts of provisions had .ei.n
rescued froil tho water. What n siil.i. in
behold ! All wai devastali,., and ruin ;-j
the cntiro camp w.is ma.le desolate. .Sev,
ernl feet of sand were taken from the sue1
fare ot me i.lsi.d, leaving it in such a con-
dilion that it is mho to be under water as!
niton as the tide conies up,
Hetween Fort Clark and Haslcrac, a
neiv inlet, some six feet deep, ,v.ti foiined
during the night, and jioiv it ii a v;ut
sheet of water between the two hu ts.
1 ul 1 ..il
rort llatteras now stands insoiated from
Ia,,J- "' "!. q entirely away
bc next severo florin, its sandy w.dls
'"iviog already commenced to crumble,
In fact it is thought that tho next great
storm (which is liabla lo visit this region
anv day), will level both forts, Clark a::d
llatteras. I undersland that the Confed
ueiBies oniy ouni inem lor summer use,
r l. uiey woui.l Do swept awny t.c j
.!...! ii. .
. ' " . , , " ...... nu using ...o,
uieap innieriai isanit ami tin f) with wlncli
....-sn ions hio constructed. I li.s sweep-
- , .1 . f 1 , , .
tindsince the clec- ".V"11 ,,p'"" " im we took possession
pletely sold; that 1 '''''' rous anu mysterious penin
rv officer f, n. . tr y S1,",T'' n'0llIt' be g'.ud to aban-
,i,p,i1om Jl.lteias I.-lnnd when the winter
f.nl tinttxr.. 1... I a.. ... T. I . .. lii .1
.I l' T 1 1 i
, - -- ,
storms came. Ii has been said all along :
'Im A.i.r.iA.1 av.,.! 1 ! : .
. rj .
7 Ol,rn,ost experienced military men,
...v v.. .
entirely unnecessary
Camr. Wool I ii.t. ih
. i .,., llil..
u.Ht n siiiau uuei,
i..-:...-..
Camp,Wool (where the Dili X. V. V
ii.o unci- i
quartered), some three miles above Fort,
mo
llatterns. was alio much (Inmiii.itrnd bv I
. . ' ' r ' - -v . ..... .. -vi .i ia nuiiiiit viiiviiv in il
true storm. Their largo Hospital, some : present position will more than anything
sixty t.y forty feet, w.vs carried away ; else puzzle the historian, who fails to un
their provisions, ami ninnv nlher .lores l.ii.wian, I km. n..l.ni.. . 1 ; . : 1 ..:
Camn Hiiln. . -
, wy nR,Ven w UP ,1,a hA
mere capt. Jtailey, with a portion of the ,
ii..ii.w. uegi nent, is stationed, has, 1
learn, escaped but with littlo loss, they
Deing on ft Higher point of land, whioh is
lt'. I
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i'
l: ! , i II... I.I I i .in Ml
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II It, 1. 1 ( -A i Hi J I li .11 .ill . . 1 1 I r- .'I'l 1 1, i
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I 'mil i li t Mi !i u ' i . ii in il. i'li ii 1 K nil
nl'inrl'l fivo III n!i!'.'r m tl ti 1 1 1 o
Winlrl' ( .i m i i iM i' l'i 'hoir n-i-lnln'f .
'I III V llfll l"' I) I HI! I III I l lll li ii 1 1 ..II
llllll' f.H'l' I'l ll.e I nil I! 'itiol.c l.
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Wi "I " ' linl lm ii"ili' l l,v
iinr lli'il. wliii Ii ill '"' nM in i'.iiiiiii iii'l
? nl tlii i-lutnl, wliili- ln
1 "Il 'I I I" II I. " il 'I I I.L'H K Ml VI I IK'I'I !
tt",""''""i ' M II t tl I I Ml' FiMIIIM. ! IlitVIIIH
no j;iIhiiiU hii'!irnn cliln-tli Nihim,
iiii.i ion mil ii.t'i i i.j ric n. it'll iiiiil it
I ...... ....... I I.. . .I...I
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Tho ftulimw. l.'j..in,..,tf.rcr,..ii,i-
. i - ,
I vpi-y 'lnii.trt ci....lii...ti mi fur ns
-
" '.' C,V''! "."'" ",r
eioiuin i e in-ei urn. i iiii m uien'r
I., I oi..i.l I l.ii oil. ..imi. I.i. inn. I.i !.,.. ll.U
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leKiment .'nine lo I In) torus, (o .imply
liiem wnu 'ioine. aim.ih nmr weeK.
.. .... , , ,, ,
" "j1 l e X"S ' " 1 ,.
li'iinir Inn l' u ii 1 1 mi. fur I lipni. n.v
'nn ioi.fr ami mu.-i. n.r ineni, .ow
k.ilf ol their new bMllket, nil ilts ...I'l
wk hav been swept away by the flood
lii.hii'i. (I.ii uirn ih.lii'i.'iil Tlu.v I.mvi.
" . ' : ...,"''. "
IlilVillg lioeil ill.lrt to u.h A J.';iniu.'lit In"
tho vviint of n cliiinin-. It it i-oituinlv !ha
niot meluiuil.lv hI.l I linv.. )..!.. .1.1 Li......
tliif war hrok'3 out. I he
. C " .
pr.iHpecH ni d
.i.... .i :n i . . - i .. . i.
IN"m7 " 111 nr ix'ut-r con.in i .,i
"" " nicy lenmiii ncre. i ncv
u. e now in n lar more iiesitimo eoiniilion,
to !;.!' as coition uro concerned, than tho
poor inhabitant, on tin Islnn.1, uhn huve
sent '.heir worthy Chaplain, lho Key. N.
M. Taylor, to (lie North, to oblnin sueoor
1... ii...... tl, i c. . .
lor tlium. I he poo:-destitute i.oonlo on
i.i i y i 1 1 i .
' ul" i..nuMri.o w ... seo go-rowiui linioi
.
"e'ore ' I"'"'!? 've ollerril to allure their
scanty and dilapidated clothing, w b it I.
they iieuUso much, nit Ii the 20lh Indiana
Kegiment, so much woise is the oonditio'i
ol'thes.) pntiiotic soldiers (Von. Iml-'ana
I hau these starving urd hall naked isUti
der.
I l.o neck ol Lmd wlipr the new li"ht
house was to be erected, has b;en wasliod
uway. I he schooner Hell, Cj.l. J, Ad
anis, arrived here oino fev weeks .ine,
with all the materials icidy niade for the
lighthouso, which is i.nder the supervis
ion of J. Martin i'ojle, a skillful niechau
ic, and a proisirtfiH and worthy citumi ol
Wilmington, fielnwaie, who've loyult.
IIOUO Will OjrsllOII.
A C? Wer.. fleet of .mail gun-boa.s.
even m number, made their up pea ranee
ii n.ion io-iiay, ilout.tiess with tho inttMis
ti'jn ol watering our ninrement-. tneol
the. number mine within three miles of
rort llatleras. and sent two shells in tin.)
direction of our licet, and then left on
iuick tiir.e, This is nn every day occur
renceoii the part of the rebel Iniit-., who
are doubtless WHk'hiiiir their cl .-.tu-m in
strike. I have taken refuge on board the
schooner Hen Hell, in ord r to write) this
l,,(,or. "iring n iiutruslea.lv t.oMiion
I an a fl i aim .haniv can alT'.rd. Tho
i "l 1011 '''lcy liy the Ith int., nhett. it
t i thought the water from the oceau can-
I 'i hisiiii u tneni. ,o i:vv Imyn iM-riii
I lost Ky this Hood, thounh thousaink cr
threatened.
"True n.i Oosrol."
The Hon. Andrew .)olin.Oii, ;n his
speech at Dayton, used the follow ins: Ian.
Knaco . It is truu lo Uw lot'.r . I
"I would not V,0 versonnl, but an Aboli'
tionn is ns mufh of a secessionist ni any to'
lounn in South Carolina. Now, as!
muciias ire.o ilisiiiiionieis I both class,...
nbiiH1 eu'ili other, thev.
"' '.''i'lHg violent hands upon the (iovern
: meul that never banned oilier. If I
! an i.boliiior.isl, 1 would break in.
lho I'nion ; for the disrur lion of the l'n-
: . ... . 1
iu musi inevitaiilo destroy slavery.
ITAmm tv.i r... il... : ... ... . i . '
Ilenee we are for the pro: ecuiinn ol ih
iiiinr. lll.'l Wl -llll I I I . 1
war to save the f.cverninent a founded,
by our fathers ; for restoring the ('nli '
Union as we reeeved it wiihout regard '.o'
the peculiar institutions of anv Shite. I
an aiioiiuonisi is n uisunionist ; a disu n
.iii...nsi is a secessionist ; tnerelore, n.
se'esssionist is an abolitionist !'
Every nmn who, with tho X. V. 7Vi7iuiif,
. ., . . ...
"PS l" r 10 1,0 "swi ,or 11,0
"n,,on of slavery, is as much an enemy to
"l0 government ns are ll.e rebels B,o
muster to the call of Iuvis. It is our fei-
vent prnye.r that Mr. Lincoln may con '.in
ue to keep his ear closed against their vil
IninouH appeals.
"Piling it On.'
'in 1 1. ii I,, , ii' I I i
'. . I - .1 l,rt
The Buff do ( 'oio-ftT, of tho 2"thtl!t,in will prcnt Ihem duly i.iilhenlictle.l for etllo
.... i.:n.. l , tr ' ni.'i.t lo miv Altorr..T. I.. J. CR ANS. nl rieiirr.elJ
ni. i. nun ,;,e,i, ,..,.,, i3 uen. WlHttT
winds up with the following portrait of
(ten. tmiuiil:
'We hope, most .ineereiv, that the ro-
port of the removal of Fremont and tho
nni.niiilmr.il nf 1 1 n..r i.. ..,.....! I.:...
will ..rove lo bo well founded.' Among
II,.. . ipi-ni ir.i ...I. ...I.
J ."".niiiu niiii.il .lie auiuillia-
trillion has (alien, fdnee it became liecess-
nry to inKO up arms m eietelice of the L li-
ion, that of placing Fremont at tho head
of the I), paitmeii
" . . .. 1 . 'V!0":
- ; ... n.-..vu. ... vlIMIIVI,MlilllllV .JIl'CI tf
injurious in it.s conequences. A poorer
scamp could hardly havo been picked up.
A shallow, conceited ignoramus, without a
inelo ouaii(ica(ion for the nlaco nolo-
. ! . I 1 '
"J .... ku iiii,iuilivii;iiiiuilll IJJUnb
uigiu .uini.i-niiu.i ii.r ll.e piacu. t noio-
nous, shameless prolli-ate life, "a general-
1 . . "
i.".e, u.iuv:ir: inumijuiu lllf, llt'lli. Iltl
who never won a battle a statesman -s-ho
who never won a Lattie a statesman suo
never said or did n w-iso il.in.- n ii.i,li.
nna explorer who alwavs lost Ii way a
.... . . . f t "
...... . ... .-. . .. '
oinnoiniie williot.t a dime I.-. Ins nneket
. , ...
death nn an average allowance of one beef
n LO.ll.ll.ssMI V wuosn in i hen iri-e In
.. :
"'..."" ...... r.v . ,.u..nV..
,Bnsh,P hA'1 ovorshadonod every sonsider-
ntion of prudence and patriotism in the
early period of this unhappy war."
I
8i,Hon. S. A. Purvianee, who a ihort
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I'm I iiili- l Silr. llm I .i-l l.i.ljr .M .K"tiir III
llii. mi l. Mfl llir I li.n.i'l.
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mml 11I1111. 1 in Hip fiiinilv lirili-, mi. I llm i-lfi.t,
in i in tn ii nuinl.rr, m "iilm-i Hun Itr lliu
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rrm, m ii.-c .ii- minnir fi....-
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liul mint nf it in piii.vrlirliii'il, n
tnfil ln ..
till mint nf it in n,i,vrl iflilril. mi, I rinni.1 In i.i.-
t.in.l rxr,.l in -Ml.
or Si,, I ....r.i.'in. . All PtT.irK to ril ...
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m ,,. mn- n,..o, ., c
tin. .Ii....tiuii'i.i. Bu ...,. o .1... nmny m.,r
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U,UV; m.ii.r ,l, hit thul '.i.iun-7
(Vnlalni,., fniin flv. In -oven full-lenttl. C.,, -
... . , . . . . ...!... i .!....!
... ........i,.,,, . .,.., ... 0il.,.rM,.LMi..riv.
., u.
, ..Arm .."...y ..i.-... .' f r Amrr
...i -..JuiIuv'ii ia .im unlv work in tl.u wufhl ih.t
i . ... .7..I ih.v . .urh
iMie run lie lu.imtill..l. Tlico fanhinm nmy lie
ri'li'"1 "" Ur.-n'c ..my l.ema.lo fU'riliin, ...l
1,10 """or i" "i"t le nUj.-to I t, rnl.c'iilo, u..
Urniitil li( Him i'iiux if tikifA.l tn tiirca filittt
. , , . .(v.u ..fttio t.lato niii'u in
r.iiuo nt in.r ai.-c:.llint U:!::;., ...n-i.-.iii-.'
tlur W'toit A' iiiit iN.. tt' whir
or throo tniu-s ninnv an any
a-e ufti'ii iniKiulirn fur flovl. They arts tu f,u
l'"l"i,ir ' miy tl.er..
'''"'' Ilewnro (.ftlicm. itpmpmher that
- k .Mho oritMual patliu.toin ...d
tl.u I'lici. iet. U yuu liucd (JuiIpv, you want nu
,. V- .,?!.'. ...
, . , i.vervi in !! iiiiii i uipiui or
' '
0i ii.vi.fnu'. m a huuMocun U fui.n.l in Uudev.
Itntw.u hrtm. No other inaguiino io
, Hiou., nU have given eimu-l. tu nil.vvvr.il
j w-if vmuiii...
l "'"' ""'' are u-h ns cm. ho f.uiinl nowheru
else. Coi. kins in s" I1" variety L'unfvctiunnrv
tho Nursery tho Tuilot lho Lnumlry or the
Kiti-hen. ltoeeit.is u...... nil sulii -rt nra . he
in Ilia )Ui.i! nf llm Lmly't Iluuk. We orii;i h.-.I - I
l.v slurle.l tin i ..'iiirliiR-nt, un.l Imve pcenluir fi i
! cilitiu. fur mnkiiiK it must in-rli-fi. This
liurtinent .lone is wurlli ll.o prire nf the llogV
l.nditt Wm k Tutth.-'l hie Ji .ri.iH'.i r, jfl.
prices enjr..vinj;ii snJ ilvo-ripti..... f cVvry .rti
elo . ln.1v ni'iira.
..( i.ir'iy..-,o oiner miigsji'.o at this
ii.'l'uniimiil,
Tt:nM.S: cash ix ahvamk
On r.ipy ..neyenr. f. T. ,uvt ,,,, .Mr
1-1 .1 . '
J-.f ". Tiurl
mo ptrun grume "P " J rluh, 10,
Kit-lit eon
ies line year nii'l i.n-1 im Vxtr. n.iiv U lho uer
mm neinling lho Vlu'., $j Klrvon enpie one
reiir, nml in. extra ,o)iy ti tho persim e.'i.Uing
lho e lu. 1 1. Tae lv in:i':ii.ie thnt run he
iiitnuliieed inr ,h0 nl.uve elub in itluc of the
I.h.U-'j It.mW- - t..t II . ...!.
SI'KrlA'.fl. rniiiv. . with ivri.vi. mi...
....v.. i
4r.ixr.-joi.e', l.nily,ll....knn.lArll...r-.n..i..ej
.yi.!?..ir.e hutl, ,,lie y,r l..r $:I60 IJ..,ley- l.n- I
.... nun u..rier s ...iinzino. i.niu 11.10 y,r.
IC 4 ill. Uinlev, llnrper, .n. Arll.ur will .II
ll' ee be sent ,. yBlir ',,r f t; oil. Treim.ry
ole nn I M.i!..f ,r nil solvent W.mks Uken nt
1 1....,
eaielul hi. I pny thg .,isl,.'e i,n your
A il'lrasn
1.. A.UODHV,
rlleslimt ."t., I'lliPll., I'll.
NSW GOODS
At'
K RATZERS
J
They hsiej.Kl reri ive.l n gencriil nssnrtmeht nl
Sirinj nml Hi. miner DKV Ut)OlS, conialing nl
SII AWI,
Kill! SONS,
II A TS,
I ' A I' S ,
w i n i-:,
S A I. T,
OILS,
TAINT
UFA I .
Minis
HOOTS,
SllolvS,
COATS.
TA NTS
i :s rs
NAILS,
FLOW KISS,
rUIXTS.
IMVAI.S,
HA'.'KiiK,
i ul'I.IN.
( UUI IS,
TWFKDS,
M I'si.I N,
L INKNs.
( Ab'i'Kr,
Ii LI Mis,
I'. K( )i IMS,
S YTIIKS,
S r I k i:
NOTIONS
I '
I
IIAUDWAIii;. Ql'KLNSWAKK, (.LASS
FISH, HA Ci J.N A FI.Ui;i,
All of whirl, will ho ml. I on the most reaioniil.li.
tr.n fur CASH, nr niiprnve.l Cmnlrv Proline.
('. KKAIZFU SON.
Clr.rf.elil June II. lSlil.
. .
VlllllM'O It ATOIt M XOI Itl'---N'ntiro
is herehy given Hint letters of A - tniinislr. -
tinn hnvo heen Rrnnleil In tho nnilersi;neil on
ill 3 estnle f JACOII HOIilX.-', lute of lie ecsrin
township ilerease.l. All prrsnns in.lehleil to sni.l
ul .11 nr. tni..l..ali.i. . A M .. I' A nn.. u.nn. ... ......... ....
lnr, .nl thnso having claims .gainst ll.e nme
. v ,; n,, c II ..I-1- ,.r , : .. . I
r.uher 1 1, m. fit. '
A ,l.n 'r.
ITsXIX UTOR'H MlTI( lN,.iiro is her..
-il,y Sivcn lln" Letters Trslnnientry. on the
ett'.to of SA1IIKL MOO UK l.-itf of Penn
t.owt!l,il' 'I':?''1' hnye. fi"nte.l to the nn-
('"lne.l. All person. In-leMcd to .nl .state
nre rem. re.l to miike imnsi eln n.ivmen . : il
those liavinffrlninis rKninl tho mine w ill present
hflui 'i'y nulhnti-.t.v for setilomenl to my
Attor.ey, I.. .1. CHAVS nf l ienrfield. nr
AXUKKW S. MOOKE of Penn Ip ,
Oct. 1 1. ISf.l. fit, Kxeeutor.
, .
rR. M. V()()I)(, davit, ilnnced his
JJ tion from Crwenivllls o Clenrfleld,
pertfully offers his profession.! .orviccs to
citium of th. Utter ph.eo and vieiniiT.
1 l.' .... .1 . ..
is le
rea
th. -- -i - -
. Kc'dem;8 on iocunl .tr.et, opposit. I. it of
J rmn. Kn. m w 1 !.
. r.
l5L"n"' "q:
iny t :t5n.
DR. J. W. POTTER.
t-.s.ri.lll nn.l J-.irirCIIII. hn nrrmnnen.
i .... nu,.
i.-n.,i m i.e. .uii.!. ..nim, nirir.i lunnsli.n, of. i
'i i"i' m mo .urrounninir
.. tr..-........ I . . ...... . - ..
community.
Msf 8, 13(11.
TIIOMtH 4. M CTJ'.LOL'Cai,
Attorney at Law.
uinc. on .MarKet itr.ot, oppm to Mosaon . S d r
Clc.rfi.-M, IV Will attend promptly to Collrf
tions S.lo of Lnnds, 4o. novTH-
Offie. on Market itroot, oppmito Mosaon'. S t.r
r! r....i n. nun ... ' . .. .' . .. I
Co lire'
nov714-
3Li m t la ir a Tb ia ir f? ISi tu to 11 J
I r en H n n a n r n n I
LCTUERSBURG.
CLEARFIELD COUNTY, PA.
II.. I't.i.tl. ... lii
WILLIAM KEEB, Prpri,tor.
jaly 10, ls!.-Jr.
I' A II IMS i T
.v;i-.Y(; MA:lln.
iifrfs run it ? in ,n . .
.f. .i
inn. I..MI...1H .i.ni.iu .1 M'Ul.Vp
irriit iiiit ..i wi.i.i. i. . . '""
n ......,,,
riillln ft
rrfuuniti-il I.i v..r.t - k' .' "
1 1.. I
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iiilrmlui'pil. mi. I i. I'l-v. ii.i ,
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, Sfwinif Mnrliin nnr Lffiir.. Ih. . ,,i V
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im
l"i.,
,,, , fmau i.i.h
F,i. u.p.
' "' .Mucin,,,
, .mi uir .Mm-inno
f.T iUi
wi.ik mi, i i.ir rmiuiiii.in nr.
Tlii Mi-liliio i nun lui.li, i, .,1 f ,i. .
1 ,v. " , , , . I, ni V , I ' ."
.ua.....l
' iy it i
.. , . i,l v,i it.i r,:.. n.. "" "
A f 1.11, 1 Iwi l.o yrnm pnn rim
.,, hp ii,,i-i Swi,. Thrr,. u m. imul'iVof ,
u-in.liii.. tlm il.r.M.I n it : i..L.... r. "
i. k.. i..i.. ... " : ,..""M "!'"'..
,116 in "SC.
77ir fvlluiriny J,iun!i Aiiunlnl llu
.v..,-,;,..' :
At tl Vf r (l;o rVnk'In InMitH',"
the '"ii-.t Pre..!-i:;.. ' '
I .'.i tU I'enn.yi.-nJn Ktato Pair, t PbiUM
h wo givg tw",pi,in, ?o,u.mUr l'J.tl.e Kir.UlW.um-i
other iuiik.17.xu., liinlnmit.
At lho Poiiii'vlviinin PtntoTiiir, Iu'UmW'v,
mi.',', IHrtil-n Silver M...I..I.
l'or Ihu heft DimliU) Mi ",.,. ,
est.-r:ounty F.ir, l.tj.' o.-tnh,, " Ktf'-
At t!,B Murjhinil. rttlltl. r,lir ,,,,, u( ( v
tun. i iiiiii uii:. J,r ,r.,..r.. AM i...,l
ii.iil.-r fir. in
. . , '. . . . 'i ii,t.r.
IS;', il
, , . - - . ......a ..ivudl
nwrili K .; Aim-t.ine.
At tho Cail,lo i u)inlj yairi uu tMVjl
minstur, bfluw.-ire, O.-lul.r, ISJS-u li,l, m,.
TU' nl.Ovo .lli.ehiii.'n .re iimm.factiireil hy
ttl tlil.l S . IIOWI.IM),
mtuiiug!,,,, n0
SAi.KSi;no..s,
"No. ?0 Ar.l Slriiet. I'll ill. Jr1,liin, Pu.
No. Sl) I .llmk.t Street, IViliniii:tiin, 1U1
S. D. HAKK1!,
.......l l. Ton c,.IA, nt.-,.. . . ..
n Urill.tii. i. ii.TI. SliU-. M..I..1 .
" 'fc ...... .... f llll. . t'I, Din.
T-'-rersns wi.innir lo .- lli nhnvn ! .. ..(.:...
I ... operutmn. fan .1.. m l.v rnl!..iT nt
tlenee of !. W. Muore, in I'loaifioM li.ruii "l.,
A. M. HILLS
2 5T?nTll',i!S' '"P' riitti ntkint
V.V?T' "ill I'f ofgre.
Uij''Vj-' l'.Mi.'fil to everj im
....... . . . .. " I"""1 uf lu'1'''.
com.i.ri, nm. rrmrmienre.
HII.I M,-, l,0 fuml l,;f
fi, 0I1 1)M Plirner ot front ,a :.. ,,,,
when n.i tmlii-c lu the c.intri.ry n ppuari iu tl,.
pn per.
Al o. rrrtinni la V:".eof I. is rmfoii. n
perfnrme.l tu tin Ltett find I in,,n,vfil
.lylee, nn.l ..nrun.oeil fur one yi r .giiimt all
ii turn I failures.
T
ltli: (1.1.11(11111,1) Al tlll.MV il
he (..eneil far tho rvr.-iii vi nn.ils dim It.
nil fi.-uiiilu; nu .M .i.ilny Sept. SJ, tstil.
Tf rn. per Wcshlo.i of Klcvei. M eeks:
rlb rnphy, Itemiing. )Vr'lii.;( lViiuaiy
Aiiiliiiic.ii.. mnl (liirjJ.y, $2 ji)
llii'her Ar'.ihmvil.-. KBHisb (irau.inar.
J ''"l!"'!'1'? "ml History, 3 (lit
, ,Kl''r. Uemnetr, -Viiturnl Ililvili'.
j nun ii.iun iei-iin, 4 litf
nml llouk hei'Mnj
l.alin ninl reek I.iil'ii..l'cs.
6 tl
I in M.uieni iiforiiu. of aciii.ring .i llii)ro..(;a
J Kngliel. Kdneiitii.... nil J whu wish to iUi.l fj
'theiiisi'lve. fur Tenehers, tl.i: Instilutiun uffcr
lilesirnVIc n.lr.intneji.
iii pupil receive. I for lesn theu hnlf i Mitn.
inn.l nu ileiiuctiuii s u lo exrept lr iir.itnict.il
ii'kn,-m
Tnitii'ii ti. he pniifnt ll.e cliv. of the term.
C. H. ,-A.MU UlUi, rrim i,,,,!,
Clearnol.l, Ang. 7, st I. ly.
IL1IKIMMI TI.MIvt 1 rilll. Villi,
T5 lIM.!-7V
rmrif'HHi fcrrl'fent, lit ninmi'i Ik
.li.
KXriTIXU FOOT HACK liet.ee.
the ri.iliiillihi.-t l'-lire n.i'l lho ntiirin..s Fur
llA nml i-iiiiiiiirleiler, Ji. lies lint hi. turn Cm;!! I
Cross !1 eon pin re. I ! I ! ! It seems lo be tl.e guner
1 .i.iiii.in in Clenrfit-lil, that ifCrosn haJ Horn I
pirf Kriink .Short's Frencli-cnlf liimls, tlinlhn
mill not he tnl n yet. However, Shorty il
not much put out nt mining bis ei.sto.n ; bm
Would nnnnunco ti. all Iti-rrkinriilyr, hmujbi,
Linmln mnl 11,11 Mr.., ..nil women nd cliil, Ircn
ill I 'Im. . fiul.l . nn.l ii.Mn In.n.ni. in .p.l.nl.l
I .hut I n i nr.n,.r,l .. f,,n,;.l, il,.,n u ;iK n.,r...
8hoes fl fill ( 1 ii it I'M i if nn v nt li nr tin t (urn hti rh.
eil. fewedor neeffeil. fn.nl ns he i. n .hurt hi.
low)on short notice.
j Ail kimln uf country prmlueo Inken in t-
'''iR'i .nil ensl. not n fusea. l!emiiiiij dime
1 'n 'n neatest manner nml i-hnres u.oilerale, fll
'hnrt Pl.oo Simp on SvcoihI Street, nf.p'.sito
1''"'I, Weaver A Co'f store. FH ANK pff OftT.
j f "i Findings fur salo S'ept. 21 lSliO-
...... . . . . .
CP WATCH & JEWELS
rpilH nndersigneJ respectfully
Ji infiirins his customers .niltk
pulilic frenerally, that lie hnijuil
rercireil from the Kust, nnd o. tt
ed nt his establishment in (UtAHAM'.S .'Oil'
, AT. n
U'l.rneld, Pa., fine iismntinrnt of Ci,nrii
nr.s, nml Ji.ivi i.nv of diffirei.t c.i.i.lilic,
. i'"""
iii.Klo piree In a full sett, which ho w.l
h" '" rensnnubla pric.i for rath, or in
, i .niii.e .or o.u roih nn.i silver.
01 every variety on liana, .1 tlie mm
rcn son nl.l o prices.
ALL kinds of Clocks, Watches iiud Jcmlri
carefully repnire.l anil Warranted.
A enntin.i.mce of putron.ge is solicited,
Sept. 19, 18(10. H. F.NALGLK.
JnA)uit, iAa)xroBACca
LiqVOUS OF ALL h'lXUS,
SALT, OILS, TAINTS, & (JUUCK1UE
i b-jj I-or fit o vcrv c lean lor uasii. btf
. , .
0. L. Ml-.IillFLL.
In Kit.euciit of Merrcll & Pigjpr's Mure,
Clearllold, Fa. feb-27.
G L K N -EC H 0 .MILLS,
Geruianlu. a, I'a.
AI' c c A L L u & Cw..
JUVfF.u H'lien,
Impnrler., .nd Wli jles.i'n 1..1. r In
C An P UTI NiiH, I) Il tl Ci U K T S
Off, VLOihS, .'.( TTlX'.iS. if f..
Warehouse. No. oU'J Che.lnut Street,
(OjipOjit. fitatf Hw.)
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