She Republican.
Ceouck H.(ioom.AMKii, Kditor.
CLEARFIELD, PA.
Thursday Morning, June 11, 18G8.
DEMOCBATIC JJTATE TICKET.
At'PITOK GKMERAI.,
HON. CIIAKLKM I- IIOYLIi,
Of Fayette count;.
Bl'RYCruit OT.MIHAL,
CEN. WELLINGTON II. ENT,
Of Columbia eounty.
Mtemoerallr Connly Vommttlee
for IMi.
Tho following named gentlemen
eomposo tlio l)cmocratic Standing
Committee for Clearfield county for
18(58. Wo give the namo of the- bor
ough and township in which the'
reside, together with their post office
address :
district. mm. ornct.
Boccaria R. H. llimlnien Giro Hip.
11,11 Hubert Mihaffey Ostend.
Hnge John Mi:lntyre I)ram.ianllills
m,.m Charles Hnsn m Iterator.
Bradford Pamuil 1. Wilson ...Woodland.
Mrarfv Andrew Pentl,jr I.utliersburg.
iturnside Matthew lnvn Iliirnsido.
Chest Aualin Curry Ilurii.
Covington Jubn Uriel Frenchvilla.
Clearfield I II. Wallers Cli-erlield.
Curwnsiillo...Wm. P Chemtiers...Curensi ills.
llecatur Ilirhard Hughes Osceola MilU.
l-'erguson Ilea. JlcCrni-ken Lumber City.
(JiTard Win. T. Mi.Corklo...r!hawville.
tio.hen Alex. A. Head Shawaville.
(Irabnm Levi HuMer (Irtiharoton
Oalirb Joseph Krv Alliman's.
lluntrn Frank C. Bowman. ..Penilfleld.
Karthaus Thima ftnith Ansonville.
Jordan Ueo. Heekendurn.....Salt Lick.
Knot... Hohcrt Witberow New Millport.
l.ewrrnee J. 0. Rohrvver Clearfield.
Lumber City ..John A. McDivitl... Lumber City.
Motrin Andrew Hunter Morriedale.
U.WashingtonU. I. KcIT, Jr N. Washington
Oseeola I.. A. Ptoneroad Oseeola Mills.
prnn H a, F. Johnson rampianllills
Pike M. L. C. Evans Carweneville.
Vnion............llonaee A. Courtney. .H nekton.
Woodward.-... Samuel I'. Slioff Madera.
Theno gontlerncn are oil working
Democrats, and can bo addressed
freely and frankly with reference to
part' nlTiiirs by their fellow-citizens,
As sev.ral of them do not take the
Republican and may not be aware of
their appointment to this important
trust, 1 hnpo the neighbors will bring
the matter to their notice, or hand
them a copy of tho paper.
Geo. 1$. Goodlander,
Chairman Pem. Co. Com
Clearfield, Juno 11, 18C8.
Theib Decline. The latocityclec
lion in Washington fully demon
strates tho overthrow of tho disunion
party. That city has for years been
in tho bands of tho opposition by
lurgo majorities ; yet, notwithstand
ing tho litct that 5000 niggora have
within tho past year been added to
the disunion hosts, tho Democrats
carried tho election last wock, by 150
majority, electing their Mayor, and a
majority of city counsels. But, mnrk
tho result : During tho night tho lead
ical bloodhounds stole tho ballot-box
es, stuffed them, and the next morn
ing counted the nigger candidates in
by 75 majority. Two white men.
while attempting to rescue a ballot
box from tho niggers, were killed by
a gang of black loyalists, in sight of
the headquarters of Stevens and tor
ncy. Hud theso crimes been commit
ted at Charleston or New Orleans
what a loyal howl would have gono uj:
from these worthies ; but, having been
committed at tho National Capitol
under tho very noses of thoso "grand
moral idea" statesmen, it socnis to at
tract no attention.
Ghostly Views. Tho Bellefonto
Pre x says : "The acquittal of our Vice
" President, Johnson, may
result in the most serious detriment
" of the entire Union."
Bless your soul, neighbor, the
Union is in no danger from any source
but the Jacobin club. We will insure
the safetr of the wholo concern for
$5, if you will help us kill of! Thud
Stevens and Ins political assassins
We suspect that you apprehend "scri
cms detriment" to your ar1y, because
from vour course heretoloro, we are
led to believe lliutyon do not caro
continental for tho Union. The cdi
tor is evidently troubled with a bad
stomach, as well as bad politics.
Que Kit Chaps When Grant test!
tied before tho investigating commit
tee, he sworo that President Johnson
wanted Jeff. Davis and other rebel
leatlers tried, in order to make treason
odious, and that he (Grunt) prcvente
him. Yet, what do we seo 1 Mr,
Johnson was indicted and tried for
"high crimes and misdemeanors," for
not doing the thing; whilo tho same
men turn around and nottiinate Grant
as their candidate for President.
Strange! Turn the man out who
wanted to try Jeff. Davis and put the
man in who would not let Lim! Get
out, yo scallywags.
The new Secretary of War, Gen.
Schoficld, is unlike i(-infiTi'm-iio-policy
Grant, llo hut a policy, and enforced
it the first day ho entered tho Depart
ment. The five hundred soldiers who
surrounded tho War offico and blot k
aded every door, to protect tho cow
ardly Stanton in his berth of shamo,
bavo been ordered beyond tho Poto
mac, and the surroundings again look
dfmocratio in form.
St If-1 ' MMH.
A 1'ivnl no-jnprr, wliilu Innionting
over llio w liiUy n-Hti-lH, J' !
YUi Is true of New Ymk U equally Ime in
m.n..l.l.,l,,. i hir.m and Cincinnati. I lilie.lei
and C iidnnell. rnnenei-
..I... 1. ... ihta riiiM-t. tirvon-l eoropM""n
I '. . . .-j Ii W. f..a the
wmat ellT tn ina i nii-i r...... -
.1. n,,.ihi iniini.i'.lilrl Ilia markets of
New K.il'ni'd States, selling wl:ay ire- ;
.. r at t.. II Ml mr aallon in Iloilon and
in all tlx Sr Kr.lr,d eiti. s. One b .u.. alone
i 1L.I. I.I. Uim luIi mors WBIik'y ir i'i .
in ' I . l i i.. In iIl
wiibin 111 It"! ir tl'sn ns
hols Sli ts ol PminjUMiia.
Wo ask wh.ioo fmiU i it thut the
Treasury in annually robbed of mil
lions of dollam that now goes into tho
iiockctsof loyal bummers? Does not
tho infamous Hump Congross erect
negro bureaus; reconstruct Siaten;
i m poach tho President; and many
other powerful acts which inuro whol
ly to their porsonal benefit? Then
why so impotent and powerless when
tho interests of tho whole pooplo and
tho Treasury ore to bo protected?
Will some of tho liump backers ex
plain this alternate potency and im
potency, so visible during reconstruc
tion and in tho collection of tho whis
ky tax ? Although loyalists charge
thoir President with committing"high
crimes ana rmsuomouuurs, yui, wo
oliovo that the seven managers and
their backers, commit more crimes in
twenty-four hours than President
Johnson did all the time ho was"8wing-
ing orouud tho circle" between Wash
ington and Chicago.
Men who make and unmake sorer-
eigu States, and then aro too ineffi
cient, or dishonest, to collect a two
dollar whisky tax for the purposo of
supplying a bankrupt Treasury, are
surelv unfit to be trusted with the
nterests of a great nation any longer,
The editors of Llack .Republican
newspapers are regaling vnenisuivus
with publishing tho puffs given to
General Grant, a year ago, by such
i. . .i i
ormins as tho New York Yorld and
riltsburg rost, whose editors were
then riding on Grant's mules, and
tried for a long time to make their
readers bcliovo that the General was
rcaily a great man. We hope the
editors of the two papers mentioned
will quit writing Bluck llepublican
editorials, until alter tho election.
Tactics. A number of the loyal
fools of Montgomery county signed a
petition and sent it to tho Washington
Pump, praying that club to withdraw
from circulation tho one-dollar green-
cks and twenty-fivo cent ehinplaa
tors, upon which appear tho likenesses
of Chief Justice Chase and Senator
Fesscnden, respectively. They do
not want to look upon such "truitors."
Poor fellows 1 It must hurt thoir
eyes very much.
More "Thunder." It has been
thundering again on tho Pacific coast.
Oregon has ratifiod the nomination of
Grant and his bummers, by electing
Democratic Coneresstnan, two-thirds
of tho Legislature, and nearly all the
county ofllccrs belonging to ''tho Un
ion savers." Tho Impcuchers have
carried this state for a number ol
vcars. Butler's aritilo blossoms arc
coming out rather lato, but sure.
Alas, Poor Forney ! Tho Hump
Senate has kicked tho dead duck out
of that Radical pond. Secretary For-
ncr is no more. ' Occasional" will
now bo "constant" in his quackings.
Georgo C. Gorham, of California, late
Radical candidate for Governor in
that State, has been elected Secretary
of the Rump. This is a victory for
tho Winnebago Chief.
The loyal Bcallawags have been
very positive over "My Policy," and
havo heretofore denounced statesmen
for not having a policy. Yet, they
now present tho people with a candi
dato for tho Presidency who openly
declares ho has no policy whatever.
General Grant has undoubtedly sold
himself to tho political harlolo of the
Thad. Stevens persuasion.
Tvt Them to Death. A very ro
cent number of tho Philadelphia 1'irsa
is freighted with tho astounding in
formation "that there aro muny chil
dren named aHer Chase, Fessendcn,
Grimes, lioss or Fowler, who nror.ow
branded wit ha stigma forever." Alas!
a!ns! what is to be dono with these
unfortunates? Why should not tho
llnmr lco-tt ilisvi iCtntr
Herod's, and order tho immediate
slaughter of these innocents, and thus
save them from tho weary weight of
woo. they must drag through lite with
such terrible names attached to their
patronymics? Why not impeach the
guiliy parents who have had the im
pudonl audacity to attempt to perpo
uute tho memory of such infamous
truitors ?
The Tennessee Woi.r. Old Brown
low is complaining of the terriblo con
dition of society in Tennessee. The
people, he snys, nrc filled with a reb
ellious spirit, and will not obey the
laws. Wonder whether ho ever heard
of the answer of a Dalmatian captive
toTiberiiis? When Hallo was led cap
tive inlo the presence of Tiberius, and
was asked what Imd induced him to
revolt, and persist so long in a desper
ate struggle, "It is your own doing,"
suid the captive, "who send not dogs
nor shepherds to protect your shoep,
hut wolves to worry and devour
thorn."
The New York Tribune quotes He
rodotus to show that tho proper pun
ishmet t for Mr. Johnson is, "that ho
should he executed und his skin tun
ned." We suppose the while-coated
philanthropist wishes to give Grant a
jb. lireeley has taken pretty good
care of his own hide, tor "rroo Unity"
alwayn pays, and he now wants to
take care of Johnson's.
Tht tbm r rjr.Prifr
It t ftnrtrtM.
The Inncral ol ex Pie.'nleiit Jamea
Ptn bivtutn took place from his late
reidcncenoar l.ancasler, on mealier-
noon of tho 4th inst. hratlmid, the
tinmen v owned bv Mr. Hut-hanan hi
the time of his decease-, and on which
lit
Im resided is situated on tho south
sido of the Marietta turnpike, about!
one and a ball' fro west of Lancas
ter. It consists of something less
than twenty acres, and slopes rimicr
heavily to tho northward. Jt is al
most wholly occupied by the lawn,
which is irregularly planted with tho
different varieties cf forest tree.t, in
terspersed with white pino ami cedar.
There are t wo entrances, ono on either
sido of the lawn, whence gravel roads
tiniceeil to the residence. 1 Ins is sit-
imt.ii! near the middle of tho lawn at a
(nnsiderablo eloviUion from the pilco.
and is a plain two-story nwidcnco.somo
thirty feet squaro, fronting north and
son th. each front being surmounted
by a portico. Two wiiigs run east and
west, civinr' an L shape to tlio norm
front, and making an oven south front
of somo seventy feet, iho east wing
is occupied us a library anu ino west
no a riiiiiiiL'-room. Through the cen
tre, from front to front, runs a spa-
cionshall. The property was origin
ally owned by tho Jenkins lainily, by
whom the residence was oroctou in
1841. It afterwards passed into tho
possession of Wra. M. Meredith, f
Philadelphia, from whom Mr. Bu
chanan purchased it eomo eighteen
years ago.
the remains
lay eneoffinod upon a pedestal in tho
centre of tho largo hall. Space was
reserved at either sido for tlio possugo
of those who wished to view them.
They wore shrouded in white satin,
with a heavy scarf of tho samo mate
rial draninir the right shoulder, and
BvtnriiliniT across the breast. Flowers
in n refusion werestrewn upon the body
and on tho breast was placed a neat
wreath of miirnionctte. 1 lie appear
anceofthe corpse did not indicate
nrotracted illnessor suffering. Every
lineament was fully preserved, and a
placid resignation rested upon tno
countenance. Tho face was pale, but
it scarcely resembled tho pallor ol
death. Tho cheeks were not shrunk,
but retained that fullness which gave
tho deceased, even up to his last ill
ness, tho fresh and healthy appearance
of a well preserved old age. I he coffin
was a heavy metallic one, encascu in
rosewood, of Bfiuare pattern, with
rounded corners. It was elaborately
ornamented with silver mountings,
and in place of the ordinary bandies a
silver rod extended along the upper
edge, and by this it was curried. On
the top was a solid silver sinoiu, in
scribed as follows:
JAMF.S BUCnANAN.
Born April S3, KM. Wd Juno 1, IMS.
On the inside it was richly lined
with white satin, and around tho edge
hung festoons of heavy silver laco, held
to its place by bullion ornaments.
Tho lid consisted of a plain and solid
glass plato, without inscription of any
kind.
TENDER OF RESPECTS.
Before tho ceremonies commenced
opportunity was given for those in
atlendnnen lo pay I heir lust respects
to the deceased. The-arrangements
for this purpose, as has been already
said, wero complete. Ingress was
had at tho north front, and those who
entered passed eithcrside of the corpse,
making their exit from the southern
door. The stream of people poured in
incessantly until tho ceremonies com
menced. Tho attendance on tho
grtiund was very largo. At tho early
hour of 12 M. tho neighbors called in
to viow the remains, and the sight of
the honest country farmers, clad in
thoir homely attire, who reeognieed
in the dead a lost friend and dropped
a tear over bis remains, was siuipio
and touching.
THE CEREMONY.
Some time before his death Mr. Bu
chanan requested Rev. Dr. Ncvin,
president of Franklin and Marshall
college, to perform the religious cere
monies at his funeral. Alabout three
o'clock the revernod gcntleman,atten
ded by the clergy from Lancaster, en
tered "tho hall from tho library. The
speaker took bis position near the
head of the coffin, and commenced the
exercises by reading the German lie
formed service in connection wuh the
!K)th Psalm, followed by tho prayer
adapted to tho occasion. Yhen tho
tall and venerable form of tho man of
God took his place, silence still as
night reigned, and whilst tho beauti
ful and impressive ceremony was be
ing delivered, all eyes were directed
toward the speaker, and every car
strained to catch the sound of his
voice. Tho initial servico concluded,
tho Doctor delivered a lengthy but
thoughtful and vigorous sermon. It
is almost impossible in a brief spaco
to do it 'adequate justice. The first
portion of it was strictly doctrinal,
and tended to assint in the solution of
tiipl v.ii. it'nl iti-1 n ' ' 1 )ii t Ii mill the
Resurrection." iho second portion
of bis discourso was in pruiso of the
deceased ns a true Christum gentleman.
1 ouching tho political predilections of
tho decesod. tho Doctor said : "Those
must be MX to that period whon all
jealousies and all animosities shall
have been buried, and when tho im
partial historian shall be able to re
cord all without bitterness and heart
burning." Tho lutter part of the ser
mon was minutely biographical.
AFTER THE CEREMONY.
thoso in attendance without,, and who
hail not yet been ublo so to do, were
allowed to pass into and through tho
hall to view tho remains. At 4.S50 tho
collin was closed, and in a few mo
ments the pall bcurers took their po
sitions ut Ins side. J hese wero eight
in number, appointed on the part of
tho Masonic Irnternity, who had siio
cial charge of tho remains, the deceas
ed having been a member of that or
ganization. At 4.45 tlio coffin was
borno out and placed in tho hearse,
soon afer which tho procession wag
lormed and commenced to move.
Informed on tho Marietta pike In
tup lollowing order:
Tho Lancaster police force, headed
by the captain, with badges draped
in mourning.
a ins.
Messrs. O. J. Dickey. Capt. B. F.
Bean, Win. L. Toiper, Win. Mi'lcr,
11. K. Slaymtikcr, and Adam Trout.
The Sun Fire Company, followodj
In order by ihe Frl-nd-hip, Washing
t,.n, American, Sbillb r, Humane, the
Ktnpire Hook and Udder Comply,
mid finally the I'm"". 1 1 '"'
hitter company, the old. -4 in the city,
was assigned the post of honor because
nf lb" deceased hav-ng been fur many
ears
rs an active, i''" """"'u '"
lite an honorary member thereof
The l'ntt .lrocarnedalilsiion.il a ceau
lilul Ameriniil flag draped in mourn
Ma.oran.1 Peleol and I olninon v najnrj...
Members et Lan r llnr.
Clrtr.
Medirut Faculty and rre.
P..ll nf FraullllU and fllnrfisi oiii-r.
ail
Stutltnt i'i no
I'ri.lerrors and Ki.. nt. of .Mlilersvillo Normal
Sebool.
pirertors and pupil" ' Common Hrhools.
. r v.. ...... Aittf-rirnll Miwhait'f.
Tho Yarlou.OrdtM.oi M.U.aniciad lied Men and
fceiietieial Socle-tie.
Odd tfel!o, h th" 1-tano"1"' llg" '"H
eousolltiriei. .
Order of Fr wd Accepted M,. ns muler th.
...ortof tlio Lancaster Lod A. 1 . "
ihe wbolo under tho insrsli.ltl.ip or Pi. 11.
ltej polils, and headed by tbo L'nioo
ijcuguo band.
Tho Family physician,
llcaru, suviorlod k pall-boarers on aither side.
Ilekitious, neighbors and oitiicns.
Dei ationuf Puilsdelphia citiiein and oomu'lttae
" appointed on part of Domooralio
Associations.
Couiulil.eo"! Newiork City Council, delegation
of citiisui, ami commitltie of Council ol
Harris burg.
Tho procession moved down the
niim tn I. intersection with Wo3t
Ring stroit, thonco down West King
to Conlro Equant, uioncu uwn .un.
Queen to VVoodward Hill Cemetery.
The ceremonies at tno grave iuusiowu
in reading t.o burial servico lrointne
flmveli und nraver lrom page m
-"i , . . - . i ii
r.rtl, i.itiirfT: a tor wincn tno jtu-
W V.'W .--.p, , .III
anus denos le4 III the grave tno niniu-
skin, emblem of purity, and tho sprig
of evergreen. A dirge was thon play-
ed bv the band, and a hymn sung uy
k nrrW. Tlio crave is situated on
tho southeast sido of Woodward Hill
f Vmntprv overlooking the consetoga
It w.w lin?d with bricks on tho side
and bottcm, and it is designed to bo
arched ith tho samo material. Tho
lot in wiich tho grave is was purcha
sed not long since by the deceased,
and ho Das providod that it bhull be
occupied by no one else.
KOTAHLES I'REBENT.
Betides tho delegations prosont
from New York, Baltimore, Harris
kurc, Philadelphia, York, Pa , Read
ing and Fotlsville, as well as from as
lociations, benevolent, political and
.therwisc, walked over the route.
About three thousand persons wero
n the line of procession. Tho family
L-arriago of Mr. Buchanan conveyed
his iuimodiato mourners, including
Mm. Johnston of Baltimore, (formerly
Miss Lune) and tho Rev. Edward Bu
chanan, the only brother ol tno qo
ceased, was present witu n in enure
family. The mansion at Wheatland
was thrown open to tho public, and
tbo body was exposed in tho hall,
while tlio Bimny waiteu m un- r'x'in
in which Jlr. Buchanan died. There
were present ulso tho members of the
committee on tho part of Congress,
eonsihtinirof Messrs. GloSfbrciiner ol
Pennsylvania, Thomas of Maryland,
Eldridge of Wisconsin, Kerr of Indi
ana, Blair of Michigan, and Trimble
of Kentucky, acccompanied by W.
ltouirhter. as representative of the
Sergcaiit-at-arnisoflhellouso. Among
oit.r. oroewnt ore Oov. llljlwl-,
Judgo I'ac.kcr.lloii.Aug. Sehell.Mayor
Uollinan, Gon. and Col. Patterson, W.
B McKibbcn, Gen. JUilcs, Ulia.-n A
Wallace, Charles Macalester, Cham
bers M ;KiLbin, John Hamilton, Jr.,
Wm. U. Patterson, Judge Cadwalla-
dcr, John O. James and others.
APPEARANCE OF THE CITY.
Long before tho hour appointed for
tho moving ol tho procession the pike
from tho citv to the residence was
lined with people. Tho streets of the
citv. also, were tilled with spectators,
tho stores wero closed, and business
of every kind suspended during tho
af:ernoon
From many residences and public
. x 1 III- I
places liners wero uis piayca ora pnu in
mourninir. Precisely at 2 P.M., all
the church and cngino bells coinmen
ced tolling, and continued to do so un
til after tho remains had boon deposi
ted in their last resting place.
Tho feeling in tho city among nil
classes was that ol general respect,
and Republican vied with Democrat
to do thut servico which is meet when
death bus leveled ull distinctions.
Tho deceased leaves a will, and al
though tho contents are not specially
known, it is understood that 11. Ii
Swarr, ol Lancaster, and Rev. Edward
Buchanan, ol New lork city, a broth
cr, aro tho executors. Various csti
mules uro placed upon his wealth, but
opinion bus settled down on thut
which fixes it ut about SJ."0,0li(J.
l'ROCM.lllNCS OF THE HAW..
At a hireling of the liar, held !o d
for the purposo of manifesting its re
gret for the denth of the deceased,
Judgo Long was called to the chair.
Alter addresses by several mombers,
a committee was appointed to drall
resolutions. T! cy reported tlio fol
lowing. call fnitll our midst Jainos llnebauan, tlio oldest
arid most dmtinpuishi'd nisuiber of our bar, who,
by his higb rank ss a lawyer, by bis oiotnenre as
a public uian, by his r-ohwial intt-lloot, and by tlie
possnssifin flt all tbn strlittr qualities wl.ich a,lm
lite human character, lias slied an imperit-babl
lustra upon Uie leal profession, vhicb entitles his
memory to the lasting aQeetion of this bar : thcra
fote, ifesoiMil, That In the death of Jam, Buchanan
the Lancaster bar mourns tho loss of its most emi
nent member and brightest ornament.
teeofren. That Ibe professional rnrerr of this
most eminent man was marked by all the t,ih
qualities of the wind and the heart which ennnhle
human character and adorn the h-gal profession.
ketrrd. That the mclnliers ol this hnr wear
the usual ba.lfro of mounting (or thirty days, and
attend his llllieral III a hnily.
Aesoftn, That tlio Court ha requested tn direct
that a copy of the proeedint;a of tins mrtlu h
onlcrn) upon the uurutcl ol the court.
(iworeif, Tbst a ropy of the procecitinps of
this mooting ha oonimu-.ncatcd to the tumily ot
the deceased, and that a committee of fltra ba ap
pointed by the Chair for Unit purpose.
The court then adjourned toattond
tqe funeral.
Tho citir.ens also held a meeting to
attest their regard for the deceased,
at which resolutions of a praiseworthy
character were adopted.
Tho day Vus very fins, tho sun be
ing just enough obscured to reduce
the ardor of its rays. Tho general
concourso was very large, and tho ar
rangements wero complete in every
detail.
It in naiil Mr. Coll'tix tukes his fami
ly to litmvcr, Colonulo, bh mion nit
Conrt'ss adjourns. Gen. (!runt will
aiond most of tlio mim moron liis ftirm
and witti his ft'iondain rcneylTanm.
'jUnrrtrtf.
On T!..l!..l., J'"' , ' ' f,",",r
Wr Aos li". ,n ' t"'',r- ""'
,i. A t. Mr. ilRolltl K P. t U !KKT.
t-itgiiaon lown.bip, and M...H F. J liKAI'.ol
l.aarcne loworb'p.
At Loci HsTcn, on lbs mm of May, ol i.iino..
chnlio, JOII M rd.tlSS, ' Hum townsnip, arc..
HO Ter and t dsys.
flvrrliSfnunts.
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY ELECTION
To lie held o Haltirday. JulyJI, IWS
nil I NTKll f FEE.
l'rothonotarr. H'i KcfcWer
and lU. order.lu : Commissioner, i Auditor, S3.
... 1. .1...1... .Dim li.kfts for each camtnlate
I? . lr. will be ehsreedJJ pcrthou-
' , est a. No nam. w.ll ba inaarUd, uul. the
cah awoinpaniei tho order.
. i i.. Of Wool Wanted at the
1U.UUU KEYSTOKK STORE,
Clearfield !'
Juno 11, at.
V iwt On i he .Hilt h or Slat of May I lost liO
I i .in.... ui or between New Milltiort and Cur
wensTillc, of Ilia following denominations ! Two
l,;s ,0 each ; two bill, of ."i each : and .me
bill of fill. 1 offer TWKNTVUVK l.oLLAHs
reward for the recovery of the whole amnnnt.
AHKAM riiOI'l.KS.
Juno It. 31. New MillporCFi
VllMIMsiTKATllK'H MriU:!-- Solc
Is harohy giren, that letters of AduiluiBtns
liou on tha M lata of JJllN BLOSS. deceased,
late of Knox township, Clearfield eounty, la.,
basing been duly granted to the undersigned,
all person! indebted to aaid estate will please
araeo immadiata payment, and Uioee basing
claims or demands will present them properly
authenticated lor eetllemen without delay.
joll-6l:pd UKOKliE r-LOSiN Adin r.
Fair I Fair! I
VT a rnoeting or the Kucculive CommittM of
the Clearluld County Agricultural imhjii-i.v,
held on tbo 6lh instant, It w resolved that the
Society hold Us Kevcuth Annual Fair (commencing
on Tuesday. October . I sua, and sontmue lour
dars) on their grounds in the boruughor Cloarticld.
the Committee, believing that in the past an
undue discrimination hao been made by the hocicty
it,. ..ri..uliural interests of Ibe oouuly, by
oHtnng Iimi low premiums for farm pruducU. have
jt....1 In u.ki a ehanre 1U umi rc.ici.-i .-
full, by largely increasing the premiums ou all
Lin. I. ,,r fHrm nroducts and stock.
The premium lists, anu regulation., -l l-
in due time. t. U. B.lRii'.s,
June 10, ISoS. Mtcroiary.
10,000
Lbs. Of Wool Wanted at the
KLYHTON K M "lll
Juno 11, at. t.iewrneto ri
The Lightning Tamer.
rpiIK undenigned ara the Pole Agents in this
I count v for the "North American Oalveniied
LlUUTMNU RODS." Taese are the only aafe
rods now in use. and are endorsed by a" w
scientific men in the eeuntrr.
M a bereby notify tha cttisena or tne eonniy
that we will rat than up a better rod. anu lor
I... .innev. than la ebsrtred by the loreiga
agenU who annually traverse the eounty anu
carry off our little cash, never to return.
ENCOURAGE HOME LABOR
Those wishing lightning Hods erected on
their buildings need but address ut by letter, or
eall in person. We will put them up anywhere
in tha counts, and warrant mem. j oe nou. anu
Fixture! oan ba teen at any time ny r.in.ig i
ouralnre. HMiltt.LL at xituucn.
Clearneld, June II. Hi l'
BENSON, CAMPBELL & Co.,
Ko. 17 N. Fifth BL and U Commerce,
l'HILAPELI'IIIA, Pa.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
And Commission Merchants,
roa rna asia or
Wool. Oinaeng, Fur Pklni, Feathara, Leather,
Flal Seed. Urled Frulta, Cloeer feeet. nooia,
Imi Ktlna Holier, lleeswal. Sheep
Skins -. ae., o.
CONSIGXM EXTS SOLICITED.
Weekly Trice eurrent forwarded on request.
Juno II, isas-tr.
GREAT FENIAN RAID
Philadelphia in an Uproar.
Til AD. STEYEXS FRIGHTENED.
Smith Found Alive I
XT0T Cant John Froith. nor .nvth tho Ex
1 olorer. but W. FMITII HAN K FY. w bo has
just returned from Philadelphia with a new and
well selected flock nf Sl'HINU and M M M Lit
O00OS, a part of which aro
Dry Goods 1 Dress Goods I
WEK AND BOYS-READY-MADE
CLOTHING!
HOOTS AMI fcllOLH,
HATS, CArS, NOTIONS, ic, Ac;
Atao
Coffco, Tea, Sugar, MolasscB, Salt,
Flour, Bacon, Pish, Spices,
Crackers and Vinegar,
At bis store I mile east of Karthaus (Clearneld.
county. Pa.,) a II of which he is eel ling at reduced
prices Ha alan keeps constantly on hand a
good oupt.ly of Llol tins Old Kya. Ilrandy,
Cs id and ine and all of the beot brands.
Tliffhc.t market price paid for all kinds nf
COIN THY" PttOIU CK.
Tha public are aolicited to give him a call.
No charge maaa for snowing gouus.
W. rMITII FAKKEr.
Karthaui Tp., June It, lSt'.s (Im -pd
XOW READY!
X 1.00k for 1lic Tiuu-H.
K nnanswered and unanswerable exposition
nf Ibo Naturw and Theorv nf our tlovora-
uiouL
THE PEDERAL G3VEHKMENT j
Itn True Nature and C'harrrr;
Beinn ft review f Jadpre Ptort'i rommnlrie
on tbo 1 ooitltalioo of lb 9 I n ld Fui,
BY Jt'DOE ATI EL P. VSnKR,
A 1v Rludrnt on tier the Inntrnpilf.!, of VillUm
Wirt, author of the Ufa or ratric llor.ry. Judre
or tha tienaral Court 01 trg-nta, erretary
tha Navy in ltUI-3. and Serretarr of State
tht retiremaat of laniel ebator. w Uh an
Iritrodtirtion and aopiuas Critical and Exj.lana
lorj ules,
IlT C. CI1AVXCKT ni KRi
On volume limo. Cloth. Trie, 1 1(1.
VAN KVIUI?. IIOHTOK A CO.,
Jell-It 111 Nassau Ku, New York.
X .kl.l PI Ku. Caa ear money
buying their hrooma. buekata, tuba.
churn it, wathlmarda, elnthei p'n. .lulling pin.
anno dot en, coffee m n la. looking g lanee. elorki.
paila, bed cord, baeketa, butter bowl, window
hade a, ntluiea, ear pot, matting. oUelothp. Aa..
t J. P. KKATZtKS.
TAiu c; ami Mi.niri:.AlMlir(i aU
y rohol. brimruine tx rai, cinnamon, cIotm,
tampbor, canary teed, captor oil, cordial, rweet
oil, muitard, maea, rhubarb. roin, gum ara hie,
g.tnj ahellac, botiie wax, concentrated Icy, Hb
bitt'i pota-h, wathlng poda, uponge. antphar,
aa'iH, madder, eraam of tarUr, tartaric acid, liu
vitriol, ltcorioa, perfumery, bair oil, magnesia,
laudanum, opodeldi-c, prepared glue, indigo,
nothing errup, toapa. Ir. Javae'a meHirine), at
June 11, Im. p KHATZKKS.
1) lXTI J.HCarj ba euprlied wilh rne
white lead, red lead, mow white ilna, brown
iiue, tallow rhre, terra nenaa. dry whtav lvat.
eenetiaq lead, dropblark, lampblaek, roee pink,
Vermillion, pari white. iimW. Iirlhaga, lineeai
oil, epiriu of turpentine, damar varnmb. copal
varniah, aepbaltum Viratb, anellae vamtak.
toaok Taratib at J. P, KUATZEKf,
CLEARFIELD HOUSt,;
(..rmetty aeK l.y Jas II. Cslit.l
frotil ftrrrl, I'lilHi'iiiB. I tm,. I
TE will Imt-eaeli an .is who ssrs wa ril
If to lta diri-rl and ,rsal att"nil"
all euslom-rs. or Ml t a.s Ibrss to re.i"lr
orer we'l fiirniebed table, with clean ri"""
sod ew leds, wbera all wist feel ot koass and
tlis waary be si e. .t. New ii.b'it-i aiiarha4.
iOII.I Mtsi MIIL1.1 ir v v ,
Pb llijilurg, Jons II, iml. Pi. pnuort.
ATTUIX 411 fieTKitis an bctibtcsntioit-d
airstti'l purchasing or In any wav meddling
wilh ono bav stallion, one bar nuin, tbr.-a nis.
one two rear old bull. Ibrre ti-arlinf hellers st
.holes, plows, harrows, ono bshl w.foli. I" "
the gi-onnd, (wheat, re. oals and corn.) and the
entire stin k of boii"-liold lornittlre. w in the
nosM-a.iun or Ilatid funth, of Knol township, as
I . I I...H .111 .
tha saute in-lone to me, mi are n-n wi, -
i. . m. .. JOHN K-
iect to mr ord,
New Millport, May 27
1SS (jitit.
s
" AV MILL H lMI JI -l eonple of gen-
in th" mauufartore it
Lumber, wish hi n-nt a Is A W MILL. They will
rent il for share, or by Ihe thousand. Any per
son hai nig amilllorcn',willpleaeeadilre.s llo 7i.
ClearlielJ, V. O. May 2-t pd
C AI'TION All persons are hereby cautioned
J arsinst purchniing or neg'tt lating for cer
tain l'KOMI'SOKl NOIL, gi'cn i.y ine io
Shcp'rd A Twee.lv, per A. L. Illndtfet, ils-ted
Sept. 12, 1SI17, callinir for rirrv ihh.i.ss: as I
have received no value tor sain sum, aim win noi
liar the Dole uuless couipelh-d bv law.
1 ' I. 11-11, ClITTIf
U .-V I II. ...III....
Knoi lp., May IS, lM7-.1t
l 11.1)1 NO M ATI.Ill lI.h l anel bo.t.l-,
I ) weather boards, ilckets, plastering lath,
shingles, ealeiaed piaster, white sand, nails,
spikes, locks, butts, screws, glass putty, eell-lae-tening
abutter kiaiscsa, e-iweys saa hmi4 at
J. 1'. ailA I E.lt.-l.
1 l
I V riven that Ihe following accounts have been
examined and passed by me, and remain Sled ct
record in this ofiioe lor tne inspection ot neirs.
legaleaa, creditors, and all others in any other
way interested, and will be presented lo the
next Orphan.' Court of Clearfield eounty. to bs
held at Ibe Court House, in the borough of Clear
neld, eommeueinf, en the tiiud Jdonday of
June, IKS I:
Final account of S. P. Wilson, one or tno aa
wjinistratorsof Matthew A. Forces, dee d.
Final account of Joseph V, . Lull, administra
tor of Waller V ilaon. dee'd.
Final account nf John It. flonnont. adminis
trator of Francis Leonard Uormont, dee'd.
Final aecount of Charles Sloan and I yreniat
Howe, adminirtrators of the oitale of Jacob
Oearhert. dee'd.
Partial aecouat of Christian Knrb, adminis
iratnr of the estate of Charles S.L11IUX, late ot
Urady towr.ship, deceased.
Tho account of Jarub Knnts, administrator
of the estate of Mary J. Weaver, late of UreJy
township, deceased.
final areoant o' James fiomerville, aurviving
administrator of David romerviile, late of Cheat
township, deceased.
1. U. tlA lilit.ll..
TleKtsTra's Ornrr, I hejieter.
ricarf.cld, Pa., Mav 2 1SC.S.
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.
I
Mill IH TO C.IVi: NOTK 1. 1 That i
the Alb day of May, A. I. lf. a Warrant
in Ilankruptcy was issued against the K. late of
William F. Irwin, of tne borough or t learne'd.m
the eounty of Cleartield, and Mate of Pennsyl
vania, who bss been adjudged a liankrupt n hit
own petition; that Ibe payment of any debts
and delivery of any property belonging to ouch
bankrupt, to bios. or fir Lis use. and the trahsler
of any property l.y bira are loibolden by l-aw,
that a meeting ot the Crsdilors of the said Psiik
nipt, to prove their llebts, and to choose one or
mora Assignees ol bio F.iule. will be held at a
Ciurt uf liankruptrv, to be koldf-a at Philipa-
burg before H L Woodruff, Ese, , liegisltr,
IKBS. et 10 o'clock. A.M.
Ibe lsl day of Julv.A. 1)
THOR. A. ROWLEY. I'. S. Warshal
Tly a. P. liavia, llepu l S. Marshal.
Xley IS, Ihos.sl
;keat vesti;i;x
Insurance and Detective
l(IMPY,
Incorporated bv the Legislature of Illinois, with
a Cah Capital ol J.lI'l'.OI'll.
Ilanaw Sltl.ee I llsrelar, ItUatib.
Cash Assets, Ju!y77lG67p $171,697.85.
This is the enlv Comi.anv thai insures arainst
ACCllii:.M NOI liL.l l.TINO IN ltLATH.
J. F. KATOX. Actuary.
College P.lock, North :td Su, llurnnhutg, Pa.
WM. M. JJoCl Ll.OfCn. Agent
mv2S-tf CkarliWd. Pa.
SherilT's Sale.
"")T Tlrl of ft writ of LrrnH Fafi'nt, U-
I nofxJ out of the Ctmrt of i empKia
P)u
CiftTfied county, snil tn tn flirorted, thr
ill bo nfio.fd to ri'I'LIC h A L E. at the Opart
Ilouee la the bomneh of floirfirld. oa MonrinT,
the 15tb Am? o( Ju"a. lSfl-t, at 1 o'clock, P. W.,
the fi.!lfwiri)f firtrtj, to tit :
AH lliiiiti I aw n Mirtaiiii travitm nf Uml ttuatft in
Murrii t..wr.htp. Clmrfirld emmty. Pa.. K.ahrftHl
and dcwriiHM. a follow: One of them brcitiniiif;
at a
toti, ctiinrr 01 tuna in name 01 niatr wi lart
ahati ; tin nc along the eanie north onr ofprrT
eaut two hundnd and thirty -flva perhf to a 1
white pine; Ihrne eighty-nmf dcriv it throe
hundrtsi ami nxterii prrrhm t old hrlvory;.
thrnv alonp thr turvey h'Tratirr dicnivrd. e-'Uth
one d-irTw wret two hiilidn d and thtri .fur per. :
to pnt ; ihfnoe hy land in name of J-.hn l'ne
eouih oifrliiy-miie deem eat ihrw bundriMl and
mxtroti pT('h, ttr p)(veuf Wgintiitir. cnlairinit
fooT hntidrrd and thirty -erven arr- a intone hun
drvd and furty-ftmr prrfhf and allowmw.. Tli
other bepmninp at u-d birLorr rornikr: thftirr
north eighty-nine drprwa cm one bundled and
forty-fire prrrhe to pout : thrnr 1-c.iiih one d.
prer west two hnndrrd and thir-y -ave p'-rchrf to
ji-Mt ; tin ner alone laml tn iiamr ol J"iin eirun-
airk eimih rihty-mn ilrpwe rat one huiulitd
and f'trty-fivr prrihoi to pt : thrnr ahme hrt
1rrritm trart north one ilrcrre rat two hitndmt
aid thirty-live pfir ben. lo pta-e of ljriiiiainu. ein-
tn ine tno huudrtM a' re and allnaancr, tn-mc
pnrt ol furrry 111 namrot ,lohn N i.'hol"n. hnt.-d.
Uktn in 'iiiiin, and to e iml.i ae the pMprrtv
n( John J. Miller.
4MJ.ddert will take ftotiee that 15 pir rent.
of the purctae U'tney mutt be paid when the
timpert? la knocked down, or ir will b rot tap
again for aalo. CVUtXICS HOWE,
(SHKmrr'i Orrira, ) .Sheriff.
Clearfi?ld, Pa, May S JR. J
SherilT's Sales.
"f "T Tirtne nf mndry writ of rt trfiiiom' t rpun
y leaued out of rht Court of Common Plcae of
t learaold eountv. and t aie directed, there w.K
be expoard In pubhr aala, at the Court lloaee,
in the borouph of Clearfield, on Moidnr, the
i.nn aay i June, m 1 ti... k, m., tb
lollowiiig doaerihed rle Km at a. to ait 1
A certain lot of land tltliatc 10 or nrr Oprrnls
boniufcth, t'lcarbrld roanty rontatmng nbout
one a r, with a two nry frame hon rrrrtoti
therfaon. reifv, taken into exeemnm, nd to re
tvidd a the prtnrty of II. II. krpbart.
jr-HtddoM will Uka noun that 1ft per
cant. 01 me purooaea a-oney taunt l.e pad
ine rroptfrtT ip Raocaed rt
own. n-r it arilt k
op a ain hr aale. CiKK.MVeS How E.
of raitairri f-rric a. I Sheriff.
on Clearfield, Pa , May 2S, ISM. f
l
pnns i,ooas. Sprin? (icods. ?
ai??niiT t'tfi.
i """Ml, hereby requited to m.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
fco. m t'hraliiut fatrrrt,
rniLAPrLrnu,
Have just ofened, and or r al
POri'LAR r II ICES,
SPIilNG CmS77.TS,
snnxG CINCUAMS,
SI'RINU iir.LAi.i:s,
srni.NG vai.knciils,
SmiSG ALPACAS, AND
1'ori.INS FOR SUITS.
v T 1 T- v- r. V V a n e rf-i r
ll 1 b 1 1'. I , MIA K i tX
7T ( lir-inut Strert,
rniLAiir.LriiiA.
tnj?
(IT-y
ITU Itll.l.ai-Juatiees' and Con-lalile.' ly
4 Hills, lur sal al tins oftx-e. Mailed !o an.
addrrea on lb. rereijil el 3d esnre. doj 3,
Vfir Tur'
aN
.OIK I ...T 1 .1. f .
' I "s
i -i .' ,":
Ml,.
il,. n t,,f e. 'Ul-i nil.
Ni.i.cs ! ir I li
r-
..,t . o U,e w, -r.- I
(-I-...I (1
A, ll . I al so t'i I so. i
o-i I.
H.i- ! h i SI "' V
rut w. g-ole i " n 'I ss d
h ia i- h' h. ---i -tn ! - I i I
s c nor a. t
Inn
se I ll.e M.le. atc of Said c. c, , i r
lit tbe said Ofptiet s t . t. e lis 1; , ,
April. A P. l'-7. Is re .'..led .1 i,,,
turnal.ls en tSe I ih dav i f Juos, t. ,(
Srit d, v i f nut term of iV ri
H.j 21 tl 1 " LA ItiiLR. I l(
ItI K 1',To Ssmn.l l!snV at I !-.,,
V btte.eli-cuttirs.aod Andrew .-e i i ,
Km 'lb soil her ru'lal.l. I'. I.r Sn.iil . ,.
el ildree an I blr. at Isw i.- l itl cr l,,;,
m'riy Father Snbi'h, rbi dren at. -1 I a,r. ,
nf I'el.r Smith, late of It. II 'own.h . I .
county, dee d, and all p.rties in im -i
Notice is hereby giv.n. that at an it v .
Coon, held al Cl . arnel I. in and f..r tL.t1
of t'learbe'd. oil the I'-th ds of ta.ii,ti
I'Ca, the petltio" ol Jacob W. ( smiio,
d an of J. II. ."imitli, minor rl i!d of Jo:.s-i,
Smith, deed, proeemed. p aying t!i.,,
eifie performance t decreed of a eontr.eu.
ing date ihe2tst April, le .4, beteren n,
Peter Smiih and Jonathan II. Smith, fori
of certain real estate, situate in I m' t. ai.
Indiana eouotv. Pa , eemtaining aitbt, i
bounded on the norlb by laud uf lid i
and V iillam Jdarlin, oo the east by lani .
Salt.giver. on the west by Cbsrlta tota
on the south by Henry II. lient.
Vibereui'iu tha sai.l Cotrt, on Ibe sni,i
direrted a eiiat.on to i.sue to the ht-ir a.
colors of Feler Baillh, ds''d, and all fan
ini.,..t in aim tar on the brat day ot Jtct
...t and show eauae, if tar. hy
sueeiltc ptrlormaece sbouid not be taL.
the said cntract wi-bin meniioned.
y.f se at I U- KAkota, Cten
si tas irca.
a. a. luist
TEN
EYCIC
L TKOItlPS
cikwi:.;-y:lli
PA.
II
AVIN' 1 just received from New Yorl
l larest and best selected it-
ia4li, ws are now na-ly to oner tne earns
old ru.to.aers. (to wocm we return ttiai
past levors,) and tha c:tucnt of the eun
erally, al
Prices that 'will Lender Satkfa
Give s a eall before purchasing elsewhei
thereby aave fruni lo It) ptr eeot on
Ocr stock eonsiou of a peat varieiy, sart.
DRY GOODS, N0TI0
CI.0T1IISO, (.Il'lCEI'.IKS, IIAI.I'W.'.:
Iini fcM. FIiriT IF ALL fc.If
Fiab. Rait, Leather, Pbea Findings. BOOT
bllUE (eastern and home made) in r".
rietv, and al reduced tgures ; TIN.
FLOL K, Ac, Ae.
TEX EYCK sf THOMP;
Having re associated H. II. Tboaipstt
me in the above tra.ia, I demo all per. ..
dehted lo ma, by Note or Pix.k account, t
1 IDj Mttie the aame wilbout d-tay
M. TEN" TV
Curwenrville. May, '
im;s if.
COUET PEOCLAKATIOS.
j y l1s-.lt I A . lion. rAMt'KL LINN.
' h'coi Judire of the Court el Cooiti ta
of ll.e twenty filth JodirUI llirL-irl. e. n t
! the counties o( t'learficbl . Centre end I
I and l.on. 8A1SVLL CLYUK and Hon. J
i W1LIU LM, Asstiiate Ju ices of Clearti-..
have issued their precept, to me direct.d t
! knliline of a Court of Common 1'lra". Ilr.
f Ciwnt. "urt of Woarter ft-im. Coon a:
I and 1 or miner, ami t onrt oi i. etiemi nan i-.
i at the Court H,m at Clearfield, m and !
I eountv of Clearfield, eolutnenring on t'e
Hon lav (I.MIi la) ol June, le-llsa, t
continue T W I KKS.
NOTICE l!'. therefore, bereby giico. ;
Coroner. Ju.ticvs ot the Peace, and Cor,-i
in and iVr said eounty of Cl-Mirfield. to ai,
tbeir proper persons, whh their holi. r.
lauutsiliotis Lsaminaliou. slid other P.
brances. to do liioee tb-ngs whirb ic thetr.
maA In Ibetr b.silf. periatii to at dour.
UIVtN under aay band at Cleare.iJ, tV.o
day of May, in the year of oar Lord ea
saad eight bun 1-cd and sittr er-M.
CY IlKNll'b UoW E. 51c
PUBLIC SALE!
GREAT
REAL
BARGAIN
I N
ESTATE
1 1
THK nilwriW ir,tni tr briar bf
I'ul.Sic hi er.lur pr-H-rtT of ll-) K'j
I il.t.fii. tl.c ii-itii- tt.I t." in: Tid-t
the rtfi.fi that he i r"'"-: Weft thm .
rain" erill br ren. .ai t ptJ i : tr
vaiua.ile ia W.i-bdMard tt.wn-htv. ui r
h;,!. le rrr than pn" half Bnlc tntin !
rid line at Pn-i-v t'!r. (n l'ia'n-'td t vk
of I
j
,
j
j
1
TaVeiH Standi ( Olie Hllf OT
.,...:iir, - ,.,. 1,,, v,
cntfr
arrc w.th 1 ui K H'M L-i aad a bra r
thertHn : ami a'i : 0 ' Itf ol !i.:.k t
."-.aTT TiIIiIm r Uld l.'iiJ-. tlinrii rf-'''
Cftitf prr f't. t'r! . :th-ll' h'fi r - :
Al ', the a l;"ii'nc .t, f ti n t
Main Mrwl, aii.i 10 j.t la-k. Will:
Mefi ervfffd thereon our It ury r.
the oilier c tU 'e v It , well mitt d fur ar.; ;
bufinenti.
Al. one two a"v ! -I, o- an! a h
fn.m I'uifyilh. mt:it -n thr r t i 1 -'
1 yrtitf to CU aHi- Ui, in tt- Vil':ji -I An--with
a two eto-y h"Ue ami fmtio nia'oe '
tiirrwiu, and all n'Ti .ary ni'vvni -n-.: 1
dttion. The it if in a pmil ?t:U : .-1."
an. thr j-rrtuiece w cl! nkh 1 Ui a nie.
kind.
Al-' alra- of lan 1 tit .tare h lf a w. '-U !r
aeyvuk, ctii'an.H'f; l ' ar. 1 l'.'i "
the very hi tVAl. l.Wf'.a well ei
itty of weh i r!eaee-1 w :n a
houe and ctouhlc b'g bam ires-tf ' tlvn-'i
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jitnr.ti- on Mi'rirnn . I'.un, one and r-'- '
from I'uwymHi-. and one milr aWd-te .'-
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by tbefir oldanuan, i',
Th- alniT- p-ospertv a ill he rs V K"
of t l.L M I li:i.;., ou (Court Wf.1.1
On Tuefay June tilth lv
C it iien. b'k to your inter., an 1 -and
w..,ibr (,ir y.iui-)!! r, br i mv- I ' "
to pf. To fir any erem a ebavn t. e
a bo deire to do o, the anunY a -It roi
iirtd 111 hand, hul 111 thre pi.; ui ut. f-1-
-nd and Morten?. hw made a?
inducement are htre nftend to Mir '(,! .
ilwrit-er uiakee no rraerve. l -:t v
lie efli-etnl m U(i itlBt). C.J.
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herrl.y giren that Irtters ot .! '
tke eatats el C. C. .V ! I
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j Utte will nlease onaks r.aiw;rnt. and to.
J I.S1HW or demands will ...sent ttisui t-tr
rm wiintiui oeiev.
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Cl KvTENSVlLLF, PA.
fl'lie eahseribers ara niT.are.l to furni'f "
A siineo, Monutaenta, Hide TmnS
Tooilis, and Cemetery Teste. Tkrv
ake to order anv olker stile of work is'
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keeleiirei!. Ia.r sin reanete wilk at;
eign Menu fart ti rt-r in otile at neatee'S -lower
ihaa rleea here. All ordi-ro rr.aiF:'
tendt l lo and delivered. Please eall '"
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