Zu gcpnUiranJ
rs r' . .i ' iv v i .(ivniikia " mfi in I imauL inuiii usi. imi io,t i.ht hi 11.0 I'romiioni Hiua :
t ii.'-r-.:;i!.v71 i , ' . ... ru rianpbttr,ii.4thaldiat.oi iiiictn.no( tii,doe not mince maltorn at
lJ, J,-',r-V,r S .j, pian, ior tour uus, w i j"j v- Mot f tl. fnion. anl thwf.. ouM j walks ri-'ht up to tho iscuo
iV'K'rCCq$ih' ) W ! the tnodcrn cow-boys and tho Con-. rhw Masirtm... ? i 1"'"?.: fliiicliinff " In his sneooh at
i, . y V1 - 4 1 mi in ill I mini or a ciuavn .u w'.t " j
?T- .-11'.7 f (stiiution-burninir fraternity. lhcro Ti,rfr. aii that m nrrarv t d.risrriiiB.nionico banquet in tins city,
- '- Z... :- 1.-- '.. , 'of iir.jK-ailn.Hnt, and thus th ltvt.vi.iimi wno oc-i r,.r t0 rr,.,.,, t it . ht I have laid
- -
Wi-.i)NESLUY"iloiiNiNu:7:Sept U, 1800. ;
Democratic
State Ticket.
FOK GOVERNOR
II I ESTER CLYMER,
Of lierka county.
Democratic District Ticket.
FOR ASSEMBLY,
Col. JOHN D. IIUKT, of Forest.
Democratic County Ticket.
YOU ASSOCIATE JUDGES.
JACOB WILHKLM, of Gruhntn.
kAMUEL CLYDE, of Lawronco.
FOR COMMISSIONER,
1IENKY STONE, of Clearfield.
FOR AtTPITOIt,
JOUN A. L. FLEGAL, of Goshen.
Juoyulistn itwulMtipr thc"tiorcrn
tnent.'
The loyalists of tho present day
Rfpm in KiiHtnin tliA cnitin vulntlnii In
the government, that their fathers did 14th of AoSu,8,t' a"d lhe cnsPira
duringthe Devolution and the Ad-jtor6 to ouable tl,e reader ioJorm
ministration of George Washington. ProPcr inclusions. Compare Gcucr
They are as violently and openly op-a,B Dix- Custer nnd Stcadman, as a
posed to our present system of gov-!fcw of tho80 PreBcnt and Generu,s
crnment to-day, as their fathers were Gr"nt' Shorman flnd Thomas-though
in the youthful .lays of the Hepublic,!1101 Psent-who endorsed tha Con
w hen British gold out-weighed their Tention' vith tll08 above named, and
patriotism. For o practical iUustra- tbe contrnst 13 60 "tnking that the
tionofwhatvvohere assert, we need most ffnnt is compelled to de
only refer to the open insults otTered '"ounce the Nef Orleans robber and
to the President and his suite at rhil-ihi9 bftnd of conspirators. The civil
J.ielphia
and Cleveland, Ohio.
person was ever so openly and
con
tiuually insulted in this country as
the President was, last week, at the
latier place. The indignity was so
gross, thnt the Disunion newspapers
re-fused to publish the proceedings.
Vo elsewhere publish the speech made
by the President at Cleveland, to
gether with the insults offered to him,
in order to show our readers how the
"five speech" party treat the 'gov
ernment." The Democrats have had
lour year's experience of the hercto
f:.re boasted ,;free speech" and "free
pres" party. Not only were they
imprisoned and their property do-
tt roved for exercising these Ameri -
can privileges, but a large number
were murdered by these canting hyp
ocrites. But, notwithstanding all this,
little did wo suppose that tho wrath
of an Abolition mob would so soon be
vi.sit.ed upon "the best government the
world ever saw, and that, too, in a j est by his brother, t.en.rrank I .
fity like Cleveland, where everybody Blair, who was A. L.'s special friend
is educated in the school of "free jin the field during tho war. Frank is
speech and a free press." For the just now dealing more effective blows
j-roof of what we say, let any one read 'for the salvation of the Union, than
the President's speech in anot her col-1 Sherman did in his "march from Chat
tiinn, aud then reflect upon the treat- tan ooga to tho sea," while Montgom
mcnt lie is receiving at the hands of cy ' a successful in tho East as Gen.
the Disunion rabble.
lie linotrs.
Tho Democrats, during the war,
always believed and often made the
charge, too that Jo. Holt and E. M.
Stanton were the real authors of the
many crimes committed during its
progreps, while Mr. Lincoln only
played "second fiddle." .That these
two men fiends in human shape
. .... . .
e.e mo uireci cause oi mo death ol
thousands of our brave soldiers, in the
r,,u.nftl,n i
,.. vi ,uu .UUuu;, mm; u
can ho no doubt. lllnfn.,.e T.I,,;..
. . . " , " , 'i- "
one of their associates in the Cabinet, 'certainly a left-handed compliment to'
i - , . ... i
rill. tlllAh A , f imnlur. 4 I ,1 .. .
u ...... u.v wiiiiui nittiiijBiuitiB tiiat.,
T- ifri n rmml.n . . ., 1, .... ' . '
...... .iu.ui ,.i uoiiuLiii uuiiure tiumc inc pniiTiui mcmwi'8 ol liind s
UTS, "rT' wi" r v?7?
VNero the chief instigators of the war,l"Negro is the issue" in this campain.
unu iuu rcai nuuiors oi mo unneurd-ol.
crimes practiced during its progress
He sax s that Holt is tho tnimt. f.i.1,1.
blooded villain that ever walked th
tarth. That he fuborned witnesses
in order lo banc an innocert woman
ui u.uu io tiling an innocent woman,
Mrs. Surratt. He also charges Stan -
ton, and Ins bloodhounds in Ncxv Or-
lonna m1i 1..;,,.. l I r
- ".'J "ilw fc-iii mo J till airtliOlS OI
thelntetcrrible riot in that city. The
rayings of Democrats, and the state
ment of Mr. Blair, aro not tho only
evidence upon this point; but Con-
gressional committees have mado re-
ports pointing very plainly in the
fehme direction, while the historian is
co.nn.lV.d in uZZSZ ,T. "I
toinpel.ed to adorn every page of his'
look with the Bame fact.
I
Ve rather like Mr. Blair s style of,
warfare; it is of tho aggrcssivo char-!
actor the only Ruro xvay of scttlinrr'3
anv ..sua in wh;ph rer.av .
ar involve...
it. itorfirni vMifHfoi.
A conglomeration of thing in the
inpo oi no lorniuc mm piiv
black and white pus-snns, composed ol j
j-rMJuuiprn invumio ....u v...
.... ... n .1 .1
,lJUtellUapeanaiier,eiC. - iJUUer; lueio
Icy racer, lied
Red River obstructionist,
!etc. Bajiks; there was'
mnsked-lmtterv exterminator. Haiti-
- w '
Imnrn snnrrrpr.
Beai'thcr Of ladies till-'
I . . , , . ,
der garments, tllO lellOSV WhO VOiea
hiiuscls Sl.OOO extra pay and ?JUU
bounty to tho negroes Sclicnck; there
was the Fredericksburg butcher, Val-landingham-baninher,bayonet
election
holder Burnside; there was the white
wench (gay and festive cuss) of her
sex Miss Anna Dickinton; there was
the negro-buck Fred Douglass ; to
gether with a lot of less noted nig
gers, and a number of white-cravatted
fellows in male attire. These consti
tuted the performers. It opened
and closed to the disgust of all ex
cept the clown Forney and the ring
master Stevens.
It needs but an momenta! compar
ison between tho men who met from
all sections at Philadelphia, on the
V ""N .. . .. . . v., . i . . r7 . . .. .. . ...
L.nfl 4). A Vpw Orleans robber r1"."! rT I win ffat, anl I thank God that I
y0list still presents a greater contrast.
I Compare Cowan, JOoolittle, and their
hundreds of eminent statesmen, with
Tilton, Anna Dickinson, and the ne
gro Douglass, and their admixture of
'genders and races, and how glaring
tho treason of country and race be
comes. Developing.
Montgomery Blair, Posmaster Gen
eral under Mr. Lincoln, is stumping
tho New England States, and a por
tion of this State, for the Deinocracj'.
Having been one of tho most active
members of the late A. L.'b Cabinet,
ho is enabled to detail strange facts.
He occupied a prominent place in the
real encmy'b camp, at Washington,
during the war, and is now vigorouslj'
engaged in firing hot 6hot and shell
into the citadel of treason occupied by
Steven's, Sumner k Co., and their bjack
and white allies. Mr. Blair is being
ably supported on tho same line in the
i -
Grant himself ; and with tho com
bined hosts of the "old Union-savers,"
will soon compel the cohorts of trea
son and Disunion to surrender the
Government into the Lands of the
white race.
No Dodging. Tho bell-wether of
the Disunion party, Thad. Stevpns, in
a public speech at Bedford, last week,
said tbe "NEGRO IS THE ISSUE,
.
.
GERMANS, IKISIIMEN AND AT-
R1CANS WERE ALL EQUAL. SO'11" ""J" I'X'gor attempt to make j.olit-
't,iv ,r. v
,LUiHl iia i xaxLii nihil i.ai.-
U. TV nTriC wprmvc sr..:.. ...
l.i . . . , . , - .
ino "uutcn and Irish. let we lire-
.1 rs
Uut he must be obeyod.
iiE S done IT. It is now generally
understood that Thad. Stevens has'
! dunc wbnt he ndvised tLrce of llis
lfri,M,ls to do in U'rown con-
I
,ec,P"C0 t0 tbo lk'v'1' Lcnce 1,18 K'g"-,Il0W
. " ' 18 lu Lai"J ll0 country witu -
llllH
ti:i.lTfin CI .n..rn IT Pnl. A n t lnin
mm .vil. UViriL. AX. 1 VUUIl IHtC -..v-.. ... v- ,
candidate for Vice President on r'
.,,r n, . . iwitu the Disuniomst and wc are jnst
ticket with Gen. McClellan, has been I BOW in .... .... L nj
nominated
by tho Democrats and
ccnscrxntivcs for Congress in the first
district of Ohio
Old Traveler. Ralph Hill, 91 ;(with ten States asking for reeo-ni- i
-CHr8 olj. and R nwidont 'f FoLHtlionA ,,, l,,f,llfM(rnt Br.? n'S-JJh
v ' - - -- -- -
countv. 1 a.. Tiassed thrrnch l;nrrv 1
ij - o . - - j
recently, on his way to Boston to find
fl'io,,d9 be ,,a9 not
seen for fifty
tu. Jie ncvcr Bnw "camboat nor,
l ot ,tt"1 wctk- has
,. i . .. . , 1
lived ten in .lee from any neighbor for
theiat fiiy yeais JIarrieburg Tel
,
JHE fRESIDENT
AT CLEVELAND.
Excitement The Crowd, &c.
CtrvM.ANP, Onto, Sept. 1.
n...ki0 croeiitic from the
cititcns
""I"--" . - i r
cii the una .unsmmcr w io uo a.-rrn.
y f-r the presidency uuii uH,n "lM
I Intel Wl II a lllsllllltlllSIICU n.low-CHIHIi, uu ir
tho ienna;Bl.w ..,. I know .hero arc ..; ho o...n -
l"11"' VM'-T , ' . . , ' """"""",
, tor some nun uou ruiee ou 1111:11 auu utm m i-jim.
Cheers. Yes, unfortunatcy the wayi of 1'iovi-
dence are DivaU-rioui and inn)niiri'hi'
( trulling all those who exclaim "ui
ticnsiuiu, COU
uiilortuualc.' f'Hullv lor vou." from the crowd. 1
I wiu goiiijt to any, my eouulry-men, a short
time iincn I was ei'leeted nd iluocd upon the
tickot. There wo a jilatfonu proclaimed aud
adopted, otwithstundiiig the tubsiditcd franir of
hirelings, and tradueers. 1 hnve dim-howd all my
duties aud fulfilled all niy ple.ljrca, and 1 say here,
to-nirfht, that if my prodeeeiwur had lived tlieviuis
of wrath would hate l"n paurtd out upou hiui.
Cries of "Never." "jThn-e cheers lot tua Con
gress of the United States."
I came here as I was pasting along, and have
been called upon lor the purpuso of exchanging
views and ascertainmi;, if we could, who was wrong.
Cries of "It's you."J That was n.y ohject in ap
pearing before you to-ni;ht, and 1 wunt to say
that 1 hove lived among the Au.erieaa pe-iple, and
have represented thcui 1.1 some puld.c capacity for
the lust tweuty-hve yc.r-; and where is the man
or woman who can pla his linger upon one single
act ol uimo deviating from one pledge of mine, or
tn violation ot the oontututiou ol the country'-
Cheers.! Who can come and place h;s finger on
1-i.ns!" Another voire "linng Jeff. Uavia; hang,
Jar Davis. Why don i you hang him? Cnes
'Give m the opportunity." Have you not pot the
court? Have ou not the Attorney General ? A
voice Who iu'vour Chief Justice, who has refiiked
to sit njion the trial ?" cheers. I am not the
Chief Ji'stirt.
1 1"? m .h J'rrln
ney. Chrers.
you what I did do. I called upon your Conpress
that is trying to break up the Government. Cries
of "Yea be d d." and cheers, mingled with hisses
. a a - ....
and (areat confusion. A voici Don't get mad,
Andy." Veil, 1 will tell you who is mad : "Whom
the Guds w iidi to destroy they first make mad."
Did your Congress order any of them to be tried ?
"Three cheers for Congress." Then, fvllow-citi-seni,
we might as well alluy our passions and per
mit reason to resume her empire and prevail.
In presenting the few rcmu.-ts thut I designed
to make, my intention H to address niyseU' to
your common sense- your judgment and your bet
tor feeling ; not to the passion and malignancy of
your hearts. Checrs.J This was my ohject in
presenting myself on this occasion, and to ask you
uow you do. aud at the same time to hid you good
bye. In this assembly here to-uight the remark
has been made traitor," traitor." My country
men, will you hear mc ? 8houts of "Yea." And
will you hear me fur my cause and fur the Consti
tution of my country t" Applause. I waut to
know when or where, or under w hut circuinstuneca,
Andrew Johnson not as Chief Executive, but in
EL .TOr , ZrXZSZ , I0' i;
"Never."
1 ou pretend now to have great reepect and sym-
painy lor me poor nrave leiiow wno leit an anu on
h. i .t.i.tiBii to,... ,.r.. i., i,i..i;i I-....I vi T
uuderstaud you. You may talk about the dijruitv
of te President, Cries of "How was it about his
speech on the Tld of February ?"J 1 have liein w it h
yuu in the battles of this country, and I can tell
you, furthermore, to-night, who have to pay these
brave men wbo ek4 blood... Vou it , '- J
in it, and now the pe iple have to wora it out.
Cheers. It is time thut the great mass of the
people should nndrrstnnd whut you design. And
luU did Genera liuticr say? Hisses. What
did Geuerol Graut say 7 And what docs General
say about Gcucrai Duller? Laughter and cheers.
What does General riherman say? (A voire
"XVhat does Geueral Sheridan say ?"J General
Shcriilnn says that he is lor'the Government that
Sheridan fought for. "Dully," and renewed cries
of "New Orleans" aud confusion. 1 care not for
dignity. There is a portion of your countrymen
who will always respect their fellow-citisens when
they are entitled to respect, and thers is a portion
hi. iPnnraT" I Itnr. Iuu
of them who have no respect for themselves and
consequently have no respect for others. Cries of
"jraitor. J 1 wisn leouiu see that man. 1 would
bet you now thut if the light fell on vour face.
cowardice and treaehcry would betutn in it. Show
yourself. ( ouie out here where I can. see you.
Shouts of Laughter. 1 stand now where 1 stood
when lhe rebellion commenced. Who has sacri
ficed n. ore than 1 ? XVuo has run greater risks ?
Uut the fa ctious, domineering and tyrannical party
in Congress has undertaken to poison thenundsol
the people against nie.
The ('resident continued further in this strain,
dwelling particularly upon the nature of the frecd
nicu's I'tireuu bill.
fir General Geary, the disunion
candidate for Governor, xvasa member
of the Iioague's "Southern Loyalist
Convention." He and Fred Douglass
the negro inarched in the name pro
cession, lie has evidently changed
his mind in refereneeto tiic lime when
"negro equality is to be settled," and
has determined to show that he is in
iuvor of it now.
We presume that none of the Radi
cal disiinionists will noir denv, after
they exhibition in our streets, that
t hex-Tire in favor of T.pfrn onnnlltr'
" . . ... t - J
t
Not even the most shameless of them
iical enoital bv entlHtivorin-r to or,,,,
4, , ,' - -
,liat diH-lrine. lhe matter was clear-;,,
ly rt'duceu to practice, in me same1
procession in which were the mem-'
bersoftho Union Lchup, tho citi-
niia' ik.rsfr( tn rwl f 1 4' tt iW,.n l . . .
" " . ' . , ,"""lM J dents in that n(irU,orl.r.r,ri E "'
ArS!5s
vuirhc,l titIe by sil lc vith vhiu y1urn his going forth and return, ,n order to
J hat there is any reascm whatever
wliv tlii'Kii cnliir.'il fli.!i .T.,io .1,, ,,!, l
not he in the very company they hap
pily found themselves, we do not prc-
V'' t0 1 ; 1 K'1 lh ,m:,lu'r, I'1'
d,sll,KllJ' f.',own' V'"1
negro etpialily mnong the Radicals is
.. a(.t.o.,,pl,8hod fact" in Phila-
aolphia. Age.
fcfWe were positive when wo left
the Democratic onianization in 'CI.
the Union nartv durinrr The xvr ,.
Union party during the war, be-L
ewe believe it is in Minnathv with
cause1
I tho Disiinionists, Thad. Stevens, Sum-)
& Co. As rmrti,. rmic atnnH
- ' - ......v.m. hiiU ivnrl )UIM7
retiuli ienn nr 1 1, I
.... -.. i.i n,
j Union party the Republicans ss an
'organization, aro the Disunionistn.
o Bimj.ly stand now where we stot.
during the war-for the Toow-wit!
A
Ith
. . - ...v., .. . m
a National Union organization.-.-
incdon Glole.
IttMrHf .VAMtoti't Siecrhta. 1 Until nmHf the ltfphfln.
After nil hi shoiteoming, INvsi-J Yc publiclt this-xxoek loiter Irou
dent Johnson in really xvorth a txhcdVlletiry Ward JVocher, in which thnt
regiment o( wohU kneed Democrats, rcnoxvned loruK r of tlip host of Ahrv
It i R itolictahic feature of nil hislition gives in his adhesion io Prosi-
peccm- t:;u ne uonouncc uic nmn-
lorn Abolitionist in Congress, and nil
nr.. Ho
without,
tho Pol -
ho said
havs the
r'T io rr .
elsewhere -
hioh met
, lb( ;o Aupi-t rmvei.ti.n
,),,.. smu., m to me ii cheering indication tht
, .. ; ,l. ..,,1 Tl.
1 .,.,; ha, lw.n,.;M,I,ivcr,.,hrdintt,r?.H1.h.7P- , - ' roars and raves
I intend now to fight the enemies ..f tho inion in
the North, (lod being willing, ard w ith your help,
.Nrrau O ptjm aa. ine caiiiv viim nwwrni i.ui
(or. "
Tho Tribune says, "Wo will not re
ply to these atrocious calumnies." Of
couiso you won't. You are not ac
customed to this style of fighting. If
you and your party were vigorously
assailed on all sides by an aggressive!
system of warfare, you would be beat
en in this State in November by 100,
000. It is only the weakness and
cowardice of Democrat' that gives
you stre igth. In the josition now as
sumed of equalizing with negroes you
have made j'ourselvcs tho vilest and
most villainous monsters the world
ever saw, and it only needs an expo
sure of the horrible and disustin
objects you have in view to reduce
tho nri'sont RO-enlli'd "Tlnion Kenub II
party" to dimensions of the Old
John BrOVVIl-Garrison-Abolition party,
j made up of a few sickly white men,
i ni;..ttoPH nnd uieasv old
OlStasca niUiclUOes 11I1U U3Csy OIU
maids. e believe President John-
; son's speeches will do more towards
delcating the Mongrel party this fall
I . .. , . . , w-
L Willi UHJ JL Ull UbUVlDVUIUUIUVU.
Book.
Pbesidf-n? Johnson's Pnoonr.ss.
As Mr. Johnson moves west waiol-,
his speeches increase in vigor and de
termination. At one or two places
the .Mongrels have, in a low and vul
irar spirit, thrown out taunts and in
'suits, and the effect has been to rouse
the sleeping lion in Anoys nature. He
tells them that he shall not stand
upon dignity when attackedt but give
back all they can send. At Cleveland,
he denounced the Mongrels as "bloOd
Enckers and cormorants," who stayed
at-home from the war and 'peculated
while brave men fought. Jle also in-
tormeu mem mat nis purpose was
fixed, and that "neither the powers of
I hell nor old 1 had. Mevens and all Ins
gang. Could turn hmi from it. This
r. ,.L ,.; l., ,,. . ,. ..
is lough, plain language, such as ap-
peals to the rlrOligCet feelings ofthp
! people, fJT there il nothing SO popular
f t . . - -
witn the masses as rijint down de-
tenninod "pluck." It is very evident
tl.ttl if l Monsrcla don't want to
hear the truth, tbey better let Andy
aione.
No Pledge. Geary made a speech
at Huntingdon on the 25th ult., in
which be used the following language:
'I have been asked whether I would turn traitor
like Auurew Johnson, because I was a Democrat
malt nv pitfljt; as pledges make no difler
ence." That is to say, Geary, the "Demo
crat, without prefix or aflix," as he
styled himself in his Maguire letter,
will turn traitor to tho "IJepublioan"
party if it profits him to do so. Should
the Democracy get into power, Geary
expects to hang on to its e-kirts Hence
he "will make no pledges." If that
is satisfactory to "Eepublicans," we
have no right to complain. LtJforJ
Em.crs of Philadelphia Radical
ism. A correspondent of the Rich
mond Lira (!' writes from Baltimore
as follows :
The recent conduct of the radical officials opon
the visit of the President to Philadelphia is at this
time iwiving its just reward in the punitive refu
sal of Southern merchants to go there for supplies.
An instan. was to-dny furnished of this tact, by
the return to Il.iltiinurr of a nunilwr of merchants
oi South faro'. iua. representing a capital of one
hundred thou.-iu.d dtdlars, who had intended to
purait se tbcti, bnt were d-tcrred from doing so
tiy liie disgraceful and datardly action of the u D
it'cipal euthuritiev, when the city was bonered bv
the preeniT ot the Chief Magistrate, 1 his threw
quite a large share uf cai-b into our merchants'
hands, and it is to lie hoped they will improve sueh
and similar eirruinstaneeii.
lirFred. Ilouglass isstojiping with
n iXH'USl street.
above .Seventeenth. It aroears that
,... . J ' .
- , , p . ' '"'" i ora aua nn ana art Irwa XX art.. cf!
x . burl. "rm ,n fe'0,rS from or'.ry d-scriptu.., mannfactared from the West
returning to her house, has excited a
great deal of scandal, and the resi-
witness tne aove-iike operation
Every one to their taste, as the old i
woman said, lieSunday Mercury.
Wn it's , . V . . v. l .
" ... -,-ar"1-- -ov JUIIfj
ago, a V irgltna farmer having lost his
wile, but wishing to keep heralwax s
in tnsmorr ,.li,.,l l.ia
,, "iie unu-;
mary. iMiortiy ailerwards, a neigh-
oor met with a similar afiliction and
determined also to name his farm af
ter the dear departed. Irun.cina th
. o
K,maJJ tbnslei.ed "Glcnbotsy 2 '
.
was
.a ow. -L,ie
!Gncrf a p'hint soldier
L .'Raws Show. Lieut. AV. Hays
of the late
. -
war, has withdrawn from the editor-
snip oi tne .uiumtiiti pi, Decause he
i Prut .1 i-.t ..-.s H
support
rO SurTrarrC.
Grirr fought
bravely for the
Union and believes in it
Appointment. Colonel John Han-
cock, Major Gen. Hancock's brother
l.. l, .. :..j , '
""u sNinm auu ft U'tvu UTmtl
hia Hull,., na r.r. 11 r. .... . .
ma uuuv-. ..a vwiict tt'r oi tniernai rev-
enue for the fourth district of Penn-1
avlvania i
"jivanii. ,
uent jonnsoii. .xir. jieoenor a idler
roads as il lie had just awoke Ironi a
lone; sleep, or as if he was juf-t return-
all, buting to sanity after a period of intense
lunacy. Hence, ho does not seo thin,r
(clearly. Men appear tohim like tiees
walking, hut tho letter inspires tlie
hope that this invetcrato Abolition
1 lunatic my yet pit clothed and in his
. ... ... ... n ....... . ... .:
1 1'lvtnoutli Church and in tho Momrrel
I "
wirougn inreo columns oi auuse, con
Vludili " ttt folloW8 :
".Mr. Beechtr has aehipve-d a sudden and wi-Ie
popularity. In the conception of evrrv blackleg,
I duelist, negro-killer and rowdc from the !-t- John
to the Uio Orandc, he has ail at once ceased to be
lanatic, a bigot, a disuuionist, aud become an en
lightened pntriot and statesman. His praise are
lreety mingled with the bhispheuiK-s ot tho Hook
and tho ribaldry of tho tinmXtiy UtrtUry, There
is not in ail the laud oik who considers 'nitrgcr
very well in their place' but that plaee undi r the
feet of the whites, who does not thauk him for his
letter. The Thugs of New Orleans are bv this
time enjoying it, and Gen. Forrest would gladly
preside at a meeting called xjire?-ly to ratify it."
Mr. Becchcr, perhaps, begins to re
alize into what an awful gulf his prin
ciples, if logically-carried cut, would
plunge our country, and though the
basest and most mercenary may fay
go on, in hopes of political rexvard or
plunder, he starts bac k from the pros
pect before him xvi'.h affright. And
well he may. Would to heaven that
some power would tear the veil from
tho eyes of many others, and cause
them to halt in their mad career, be
fore it is too late.
The corn crop of Pennslvania, this
year is estimated at 30,000,000 bushels.
In Katlhous townthlp, on the l?th day of Ao
gut,lSCC, Jlrs. LUCI.VDA FANKEY, aged 16
years, S months and i days.
JT-ifCcDtni county jinjiers please ecj'T.
At Whitmore, Pa., on the list of August, 1S65.
of consumption, atur a lingerin; illness, ilrs.
ALMA GKOOM, wife of AntBrsi A. GKOost.ajcd
23 years, 4 months and 14 days.
O'er the cold, silent grave we may weep, broken
hearted. Where slum Iters the corse of tbe loved and d"pnrted.
And the tear wij away that fond mco.'iy ta'.h
started : f
But we wo-p and we sigh, oh, bow vain ! j
The loved one that sieej-eib shail awaken, no, never! j
"m me suuiicauis siiaii uauc U-tu iime s rv.l
ing river ;
Yet Alua lives sleepless for ever and ever,
Away up in the starry domain.
Then our hearts let ns warm with the sweet conso
lation, That n joii-iug in Ilcaven snl-jtu the translation
Of her spirit, which causes our great lamcntatioa,
And iT'mketh our giief, which ia aiu.
With tearful eyes, how we would long to caress her.
While the angels above are singing to bless her;
Dut bo would ret-all her to eanh to dirtrcs bcr,
With its anguish of no end of pain ! W.
E
XI UA FAMILY KI.Ol It f. r sale at
U. XV. Siimi A CO'S.
I7IKsT (iL'AIJTV OI' Mli(;LI ke.,1
tor rale v II. XV. SMITH A CO.
tOTICI A meeting of the puSscrioers to j
.L i tbe fund for the iniprtivtment of the naviga-!
uon of ClcwrSeld Ciwk at Spruce Island, will be '
held at tbe store .if James porrest, on Tuesday, 1
Scptcmlier IS, ISGfi, at t o'clock p. m for the lur-1
pose of appointing a oommittee to superintend tbe I
wora. JAJltstOKKlfT. j
C41 1 l(A!l persons are hereby warned j
against harlioring or trusting n v wife Litis, j
as she has left my bed and board without any just :
cause, and I will pay no debts of her extracting. '
I-cpt li, IM.ti.-st. LL1JAII Bl RXS.
F2rm for Sale.
THI' undersigned offers h:s f..rta at Triva'c
Sale upon r.-asmul.le terms. The fnn is sit
uated on Pi.tis' Kurt, in Knot townshiu, about one'
mile east of J'ruit Hill Church, ard i
Contain I1G .frrrt, j
About 16 of which is cleared. haTing theeror erect- '
ed a SAW MILL. DXVLLL1NG li'H SK and
r.ANK r All V, with a larc APl'ir ORi 1U V. I.
The uniin)roved portion is WLLL TIMitLltfcD. t
Any furthiT information can te iituK-d l.v ca.l.ug
upoa the prcmiaea, r by h-ttcr a l irtssvd to the j
sut-scrilH-r at New MilljH.rt. Clrarfi, l, c.rietr. Pa.'
r-ept. iZ, l.t-.tt pd.j JAJIl- J. JAl kS".
FARMERS, MERCHANTS,:
AND CITIZENS,
Look lo your Interests!
GT S. FLEGAL,
PhlllpbBrj, Centre county, I'crta'a,
" MAVCrACTlRf n OF
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
"lir0rLD respectfully infiflTa his friends and
1 the pn)lic getirsl'v. that bs bas erenei
LAHSE t?ALE-KO.VS ia ths boroagh of Fhli-'
psnnrg. ra., for tbe manufactory and aala f
! "
Sold at ths lowest Cash Prices.
Merrhaots slesmng to pn-ebass will ioi it to
advantage toeiamins bv stock befora r.
asiu eipewoerw.
s-A1I orders for FPOTTIXG and OTHKR
WOKK will b attended to oa ths SnORTKST i
NOTICE.. ..,.is.,f
lM I M 1 H A 1 K N uf 1 1 II N uci !
4L nerety fivcn that Letters of Adaiinis.
i tj.dnA Kara tlii. a.v Vu.. m 1 . - .v. ...
( . . " , - ..- u ,v iur uu irr-
.,.et,eo. oa its tstate of Nieoemos So!ii4..
dw,'d.. late of Brady townsbip. Clearfield eoanty.)
: L''?8 Ml knowing themselves in- j
i r requested to m.k. im
medial payment and thosa Icavirg claiais
g'nst ths sam. will preuat them tal) awthea
Ucated fur atuirtnecl.
ji'Lirs a. TEnrr.
WIlIIALL SHAf l'l P.,
Perd. 1, 1f.fi.-f.t. Admir,.tra:n,
Attention, Soldiers.
EQUALIZATION OF BOUNTY.
VL1. SOLDI I.K OK lC.-Ci-fi4 are
entitled ta an INCKEAsLD lul'NIY.
1 u Bndcrs'gried is prepared to esdieet m'. ru- h
rtnuntl.. wrli . tli iiM.rmM r A . I
' W.dows. All inaumes and evn.mni,iraii..
'" vroD,!'".t iw pied lor. post
lOfiice a.i.lri-ss Cars
ens. .lie, Pa.
I s..,..tr
J"?IAH EVAN-J.
tH U'IIowa:! i.cm.n.ar hv eauT,ej
V7 purchasing or ia any waV miihnr
w,th two hay Jla-rs and Gewrs and i
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agin,
. i . ,
.""uso.p, imniria eoun!v, as aaij Troterfv b4v-
ior "4 kft "!, h' -Tsnt.iert
on,w- J-'H. wuheeow. .
Atnni; 6-r. Mu I
Accidents I Accident1
North An-.crican Transit InsuraJ
rnnrifal Cflc, l?i S, 4tk ft, Tlil
iC"l!rt r-d
- Mirrh .V
P U4li
- j
airt a!l a'
rilllK on'v Accident Insurwne
I Pennsylvania.
Annual Policies Issued against
at exceeainj ly low rales. Insnranes e
anv snm from t Ht to Sir) fti.u K .
suinsiun required. Cempensalioa jir
wrra in raee u injury.
This eomr-anv has naid bisbv In....
and ratislactoriiv. aud it. oftnr. ..j u
sre wiuelv tad favorable k
Stats. "
Crntf as Louis L. Houpt, President '
Henry C. Drown, Secretary
Jsmes M. Conrad, Treasnrt
K. Keoler. ta.n.r.l A ...
..... ,.s .
omsnoiu lswis L. iioupt, Lau Gaol
Agent 1'enn'a KailroalCo Matthew lt
ot M. W. Uiditm a Co. Pbilad'a;
rainier, castiitr lominercijl Nat. Dank, I
Richard .J, firm Wood, Marsh A H i
no. 2i.y Aiaraet at. I'liil a: Jiikh M .
hrm Conrad X Waluu, bli Market st, th
J. K. kiogsley, C'jnunental Hotel,
il. G. Leisenncr. 1..7 A i.-a Dock .L
Georga ilnrtin, him Martin, Toy Co, H
Cnesinutit- Phil'a . Lnuch Lewi. la t.
eup't Pa. Hailroad ; G. C. hrancircif, d
A i-Hl.t lfi.r.n'ft H'iilr.ia-1 Pi.tntini-v
- - r. - - - 1 -j
Policies ittcid and ioforuiaiu-n furnithi
JOU.X jL. CLULfc Ageu
sepitf Cleiiiic!
H2('f I'slILAUKLI'lllA
lOUU WALL P.U'iUo.
NEW FALL STYLES
HOWELL i BOURKE,
Manufacturers of
Paper Hangings and Window Shal
Cor. Fourih i Market S,, PhiladclphuJ
X. B. Alwavs in store,! large stock of LI
and OIL SII ADhS. asp
((I.i;Kl'IIil.l COL' ST V Sir;. Ia'
J matter of th estate of Titus H. Dailcv. tj
bioom township, ClcarCeld county, decejued
the Orjjhtns' C ourt of Clearfield eonnty, npt
the apira:. UHnt of real estate appraised ao
out to the widow, oode the acts ot Assembly,
r-.XTecu ayrn-s and forty-five jerchcs of lani
prn.icd at the Court mads the folio-,
order, Jnne i'7, 1"55 : Kiport rf appraisers
and confirmed wi. i'., and oul-s ever.:ons
filed on or btore the firrt dav of September d
tse feme w:.l l confirmed abso'ute. Hvthee
seit I. G. BAKGKK, Ck,
LIMEX IiLSTERS-ll ngoIate'.st
wp la J. P. KKATZU
flArniZitiX large s?f:k of P.cady-tJ
Clothing stJite ca cneap st
84-1.5-lm J. I. KRATZER'SI
T7L IX fcriTS-Coat, Pants and Vest
X mixed 'CsHimer, for lt. Light Caai.
rants and Vests to match, all wool and well cui
for $1W. Over-alls selling at Sjl : ai
sprS lm J- P- KHATZER'S
Tlltfk DRIS COATS Cassia I
If nest Coats rla-k doe sain caisiaier I'ai
lica. y curilvd silk Vests at
sei-Irn J. T. KRATZER'S
B
UlS' CI-O I III NCi A fall line of E
Coats, Jackets, Pants and Ve?ts at
spi5-1oj J. p. KKAl ZER'S
Orphans' Court Sale.
BY VIUTI E ofsn onlerof the Orphans' C
of C learfield eonotv. there will be eipotc
PtBLlC SALL, at the Court House in Cicari
Ob Saturday, ptember 21, IxtM,
At 2 o'clock, the following described Real E,
situate in Bradford township, Clearfield t"u:
Pa., end late the property of Henry Corwell, de
Iteginnipg at a re4 oak, thence north 2i deg
east, by Ann JtcC'lenahan survey, 2i6 perches
jHst ; tbtnee ly rraneis Johnson and XX
MePherson runers. west S13 lurches, to a 1
at tba river: thtnec down the river, 76 perdl
lo tne j lace ot tsrgmning.
Containing 4 1C .fcrrs,
Having about FORTY ACRES CLEARED Ui
one large DXXELLING UolE and BAEX i:
necessary outbuilding erected thereon, and s
having a FINE OP.CIIAKD on tbe premises.
Eic-pting and reserving 2J acres sold ly lie.
Crowe 11 to Jsmes Dixon.
T--This sale made subject to tbt pay meet
balance of original purchase tnonevs.
J"TERtS Cash. JOHN CR0WELL
Aug. Zt. lsr.fi-tt A lministrit
"VT OTIC hm I ' THE COI RT OF COMmT
1) Pleas of Chsrf eld eountv. Pa.
In the matter of the Incorporation of tbe "Gem;
r.varigeliraj Lulhrran alcm tongrerarioa
Brady township, Clearfield eonnty, Pa."
Now, June rt'th. A. 1'. lsiiS, on applicatiwj -j
ea.ii . nun io grunt a ri.artcr ot incoq.. rit.oo. r.
ordered l.y the said 0urt. that the writing ori
plication f.r Incorporation be Cled in the oCk
the Prothonotary, and that notu-e of thea;';:
ti n be pubhshed in at least one new ppr priL1
in the county, for at least three weeks, aaa tra:
o sufficient reason b shown to the contrary, :
same w ill I granted. Bv the C'nnrt.
Aug. f.fi-"i. D. F. KTZXVEII.KR. Pro'Vy
Public Vendue.
''PIIE subscriber, having determined to
X to the western portion of tho State. wU tf
his prTial pr-.perty at puh'.e saie, at his rr-
, , . . . .
tcmlser Ii. lHsG, consisting o.
1 set ear-e .'tn-ra I hairs.
- " , . . ; - - . a i . ir. it.
, .'iiiima . -.... . .
1 B -K.k Case and Bks,
B-'.;-a ;s and Bfdd.r.r,
1 CuplM.ard and Sink. I Parlor FtoV,
1 new No. Xt'averiy Cook f-love,
Ha'f-liarr.-l Pare Cider Vinegar,
1 COW. fresh in Jane last,
1 new SU-ich and Buffalo Robe.
A full ..ni-i,.t ..r l1.-...k-.;.4 t . -. .v s.
tare, and a rrttt varietv of other articles.
.......... ... - -- ..it. 1 1-lira lb.
'ir4i to rotnnicec at 1 J o'clck, M, ht
the trrtns and conditions Will be made .news.
S' 5. 1 s.... j,i WOoPS.
()(r ac;i;m liAMtiln?
1 viVlVJionj Sutdsy Book, just pab'.islfi
eontaining accurate descriptions and tir-iaaa-tinns
of lb B-asaers and ewstosas of ths Lastsra
cations of actiqa ty, their rtranga and eanesi
rues, traditions, ceremonies. ImcleBarats of war-
firs; their modes of wnrh;p : eiplanatioss si
tnaty pertmris f tht Old aud Sew TsslaBtsis,
and isssages occurring ia ths Scriptures : iitrr
esting aLd prsptie details of lbs prieeif!
places ueetii oed ia the P his and ancient kav
tvties; dtscrptitaof ths Urdu, animals, p sstl,
le ly lUstKT Sras. Mrttratsd ky aeariy
404 ergravirgs. It is arrarfed for S,vecial
Read-nts wn EVFRY SABBATH of ths ysaf.
reri:et:e sea srill 6e this aa eves Wot tsates
to stake tr.cry, as the character of tte wcrs it
such that Biniftirs of ths Gospel, rotportes
and rsnvawnwillbefrestoreeoraaendit. Tsf
lerms, A., which are verr liberal, address
CHARLES S. GREEN K A Co,
Pttliiters,'41J Chestnut street,
Anr. ?? 4t T hilsdelpfcia. Pa-
Grape Vines for Sale.
VLL ths leadmj lardy varieUts of Irrt
qnal-.ty.
x uncord, I year old, JJ feats, or per 1
Coteord, I yeara old, it cents, or Sit fe D"S
P.sbeeea, I year old, i ce au , best wkiws j-p
Iota. 1 year old, $1 it ; best amber grapa.
Any oihrr varieties below Narsery prices.
Orders solicited as sooa as roBvsaient. aid I.Wd
ia r.tation. y A. M. HILLS.
ClrarCt li, Ta, Aspist tS, IJM-tf.
S- B. Vines rsadv for removal kv Lh U'A
of Oetoker.
Q( MonlU l Ageats wanted for sw
- fiee.'w ew articiea, jast oL Addrass,
0. 1. OARKl.City taUdiaj, Biddaford. Ms.
May la. Ia.l5.txa.
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