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CLEARFIELD, PA.
Thursday Morning, Nov. 5. 1868.
Clou. Kut, Democratic cwicli'lalo ir
Surveyor General, runs 4'J8 nhuad kI
his ticket in tiie Stnto.
Postmaster General Knmlull will
issue un order next week requiring all
mail carriers to wear a uniform.
Tho Cclumbiii bridtfo across the
Suaquelmnna river is nearly completed,
and will bo opened to travel within
ten days.
Tito passenger train on tho Hudson
Uiver li. it. was thrown from tho track
on Friday night, and sonio forty per.
sons killed nnd injured.
A bet was made in New York city
Saturday of rj5,000 to 810.0KU that
New York Slate would give Seymour
over twenty thousand majority.
Seth Sloeum, at ono time tho bosom
friend and agent of Johnny Steel, well
known in the oil region, is dead.
While Johnny had plenty, Soth lived
fast.
A vigilunco committeo recently
hanged a man for murder, in Iowa,
before the victim had died. It is now
aaid that the victim is likoly to
recover.
A vein of load ore lias been found
near llullidaysbnrg, by Mr. James
Jlalone, a piece of which was smelted
by F. B. Isctt, and found to contain
about GO per cont. of load.
Tho President has pardoned Jones
Atkinson, who has served 6fteen
months of a term of filtoen years
imprisonment for counterfeiting, on
account of old age and infirmncss.
The dry goods store of Brown,
Thompson k Co., Hartford, Connecti
cut, was burglariously entered and
robbed of silks to the amount of from
right to tun thousand dollars on
Wednesday night.
Says the Detroit Free Press : "He
that humbleth himself shall bo exnltod.'
Chandler's stumping the State for the
man who horsewhipped him upon the
streets of his city, makes him deserving
cf the mission to JIayti.
A ro'lof bills of $2f0 was recently
found inarat's ncstin Twenty-seventh
street, New York, for the supposed
robbery of which a young man was
sent to prison, which caused dissipa
tion and a pauper's death.
Mr. Boyle, Democratic candidato
for Auditor (jcncral, received a major
ity of 1U2? tho largest majority ever
given to nny candidate in Fayette
cannty, his homo. His voto is 91
larger than Eut's. Good for Fayette.
An advertisement appeared in a
German newspaper in New York for
fifty men at six dollars per wock, and
nolessthan five hundred men appeared
at the place appointed, tho next morn
ing. TueJ circumstance develops a
great scarcity of work.
A freight locomotiro whilo working
nt a gravel pit on tho Ohio and Missis
sippi Railroad, eighteen miles from
Cincinnati, exploded Thursday night,
killing tho conductor, fireman and
threo boys standing near, and woun
ding the engineer arid brakesman.
A Harrislmrg corrcBdondent of the
F.rie Republican nrges Judgo Scofield
"our own" darling Glcnni W. for
United States Senator, and that paper
editorially second the suggestion.
Toolat,Mr.Kcpubli can Bill Kemhlo
nnd Cameron had that little matter
"fixod'' months ago.
It is said Edwin Forrest lias sent
his cheek for sixty-five thousand dol-
Inrs to Mrs. Danlorth, formerly Cath
arine Sinclair, Mrs. Forrest.Ac. This
is in settlement of the judgment of
tuo courts. Mrs. 1). bus married a
fancy young man, and is living in
stylo on Staten Island.
Tho "conscience fund" in the U. 8.
Treasury recoived seventy-fivo dollars
moro last week. Pity shoddy con
tractors and Radical Congressmen
nro not afflicted with a cor science. In
that event our National debt would be
paid immediately by the restitution of
tuoir ill-gotten wealth.
There was a qnadruplo marriago in
Indiana the other day. A man mar
ried his third stepmother, who had
three children by bis father, and throe
of his cousins, brothors, married three
ol his wife's sisters. At last accounts
tho parties wero trying to find out
What relation they wero to each other.
Tho citiiens of Southwestern Vir
ginia complain to the Federal govern
ment that all the criminals they
convict and send to Richmond are,
through some mysterons influence,
pardoned and again turned loose on
thorn- Of coarse. What else, can be
expected from carpet baggers in
power f
Those orators who give us much
noiso and many words, but little argu
ment and less wit, nr.d who are most
loud where they are the least lucid,
should take lesson from the great
volume ol natnre. She often gives us
me ngmning, even without the thun
der, but never tho thunder without
me lightning.
A disturbance ina fashionable board
ing-house in St. Louis, which was nl
most a scandal, was qnicted when it
ii:mina mat th-jindiscrcot chamber
maid was a runaway boy dressed in
female apparel and the presumedly
wicked clergyman, in Thosoroom the
jiscii.lofemalo was found, was the
boys brother.
Fivo men attempted fo rob the
National Hank at Alton, Illinois, carlv
Saturday morning. While they wero
at work drilling tho vault, M.H.'i'ullcr
private, watchman, arres1Bd ono of the
parties who was outsido watching,
when tho remainder of them assaulted
him, cut his head dreadfully with a
steel bar, and shot him through the
heart. He died in a moment The
ro .hers escaped, but Mall their tools
behind. One thousand dollars reward
n offered for tho murderers.
The new cable that is to connect
?iT ..t",-c Vil 1,8 i"1"1'"'
to the Allantio cable of 1 SCO, but stron
ger, having a breaking strain ofl.OOO
po.,nli9.g,n,tonpol 0 .n th ;
from Brest in France t Sl. Vk,ha in'
Newfoundland 2,S''5 miles, ami
I o avoid rocks and icebergs it will run
south of the present cables; and it
will be laid ly the Great Eastern
probably in tho month of July lW '
M'Anf I . lYtrdnml
Negro freed im that is, the re-m
isolated and b it to bis own volition
iiwl,l rnmdlv return to bis Aliiinrt
standard, and if tho four millions in
our initl 't could be thus ilispnc.l Pi ;
n,o r,iin,lre.l Venn hem 0 there woul.l ;
not he One ot tli. ir H't'i-iMimn"
1 . . 1 .1... I
that
ever heard of Lincoln's proclamation,
or of Lincoln himself, or or anything
that tho pour creatures, prrot-lile,
gihbcr nwny "bout now. This is no
opinion or 'spec illation it is diet, or
rather inductive fact a simple, palpa
ble, physiological necessity ol the ne
gro organism, fixed and fashioned by
iho bund of God. nnd can no more be
otlierwit-e than n law of gravitation
can bo reversed, or any other decree
of tho Almighty can bo "reformed' or
set aside bv chance or human forces.
By himself and of himself, tho negro
is a no.i-prodiiciog, non-advancing
"heathen," with natural aptitudes
liko all other crcutuivs, human or
animal, to live and multiply his kind,
but is now in Africa exactly whero au
thontio history first finds him, nnd
exactly where ho must bo (if iso:atcd)
millions of years honco. Pcrpotuul
summer tho earth producing, spon
taneously, fruita, roots, &c, enables
him to livo, but ho makes no advance,
ono generation being seemingly enpa
blo of all Unit innumerable generations
nro. Brought to America, arid placed
under tho euro and guidancoof a mas-
tor, his wondetlul imitntivo powers
render him an essential element of
our modern civilisation, not only in
tho cultivation of somo hundred do-
irrces of latitude in tho centre of the
continoiit, that othurwiso must needs
bo a barren waste, but 111 the produo
tion of cotton, sugar, colfec, kc, cs
sontiul to human comfort and liaimi
ness, and without which that mighty
American coinmerco which lias so
modified our modern civilization could
never have existed at all. But we
repeat, withdrawn from this care and
guidance, his wonderful imilativo fac
ulties 110 longer called into action,
and left to his own volition, ho as neces
sarily returns to hi African standard
as the onco domesticated animal re-
lunses into nativo wilducss. All
other races or Hircies of human kind
hnvo a certain mule or specinc char
actor, that enables them to make n
certain advance, or progress, as wo
cull it, und tho while man or Caucasi
an is cnpablo of unlimited powers
in thesu respects. That is to say,
each generation, using the knowledge
transmitted to it by its predecessor,
adds its own acquisitions, and trans
mits this to the next one ; thus its
march is ever onward towards that
indefinite perfection it strives to reach,
but, being mortal, cannot, in a positive
senso, realize. The negro resembles,
as near as two things may, tho boy or
white lad of I- to l.i, and tho human
la w.bascd on this natural, pre-ordained,
and everlasting ftict, fixed by the bund
of God, as wo have witnessed for two
hnndred years in these Slates, renders
both white and negro, "mastor and
slavo," hanivy and prosperous, and
while both livo and multiply them
selves, it is ulso seon to be tho most
harmonious human relation ever wit
nessed in human exnorienco, and t
man might livo a lifetime in South
Carolina and never see tho slightest
collision ot rneo. But tho amazing
madness of a century, nnd perhaps
still moro, tho potent influences of
European monorchism, hnvo culmina
ted in whutlui.ntics, traitors and fools
call negro freedom that is to say,
the pccplool the South, having exhaus
ted themselves iu the vain effort for
separato government, arc now power
less, while the dupes and tools of Eu
ropean monarchy, with an army of
sixty thousand men, force tho negroes
from their homes and into a factitious
and monstrous equality Willi tho whilo
pooplo.
It tho hideous faction that non
claims to bo tho Government of tho
United Stales, bad taken tho four
millions of negroes from thoir masters,
and located them in Africa or Central
America, or bad driven the white peo
ple south of the Potomac to the North
or West, and thus left the negroes to
their own volition, then there would
bo freedom, of courso, and, as we have
said, a hundred years henco, or as
soon as the small amount of whilo
blood in them diod out, they would
bo just as they are now in Africa
simple, useless, non-ndvniicing heath
ens, as utterly uncon'-eious of their
great "liberators," John Brown and
Abraham Lincoln, as tho nativo Afri
cans are now of Jugatha, or tho I'lo
temys' of Egypt. But "Congress,"
or mlher the old "Anti-Slavery Soci
ety," which is now tho govornment,
do not mean this they mean twiiur
tial freedom, tho time condition foi
white and negro in a word, they
mean amalgamation, and every man,
and woman too, in this broad land,
that assents to tho enormous nnd un
speukablcsin and crime ol this faction,
are, ol necessity, striving to transform
their own descendants into niggers,
Unlh while atd negro, forced to sub
mit to Iho sainerules.Ac, are of course
sluvos. 1 heir natural tendencies ro
pressed by tho military forco cm
ployed, and wo bavoonly to think for
a moment what those natural tenden
cies arc, to grasp tho measureless hor
rors wrapped up in tho "rcconslruo
tion of tho South. Tho whilo man,
wiiu twenty per cent, more brain, w ith
his naturul instincts for progress nnd
indefinite perfection, is in juxlaposi.
tion with tho negro, whoc iustincts
impel In 111 to snako worship and Alii,
can savagery, and nn external miliUry
power, 111 pursuit 01 'iicaee, is stri
ving to crush out both of theso natural
tendencies, and compel "impartial
irecooni, nnu amalgamation ol civili
zntion and savagery. Tho negro, nn
incumbrance, an obslaclo to tho while
man, of courso he sweeps him from his
path, whilo tho whilo man, bavin
abdicated Ins masteihood and gui
dunco of tho inferior being, the hitter,
in relapsing into his natural African
ism, annihilates the obstructive ele
monts if ho can. Thus, mutual oxter
initiation is an organic necessity, and
both whito nnd negro only obey the
will of the Creator when thev slmnrli
ter each other. But the r-ivili.ulion
of America cannot limit bear this
strain upon it tho hideous and ac
cursed ellort nt amalgamation will be
seen to bo imprailieahlo, as it is sinful
and disgiiHtinir. and when that vimt
class among us that dream of negro
ireeuom, without nmiilgiimntion, get
their eyes open, the mighty problem
w ill bo solved and tho normnl relation
restored again. X '. D,iu JiouL
A speculator in ileridon. Connecli.
cut, fearing a crisis somo years ogo,
turned Ins property over to his wifo,
and she refused lo givo it up. Even
now, nflor her death, by tho provis
ions of her will, ho can only hove tho
income of tho property, and that only
so long as he remains a widower, tho
property, in ease of Ins marriage,
eoing to ono of tho churches of that
place. That's right.
Tht Shnttntr nf cl .HrWn, .'
What In f.irmer J ears w e proudly
cnllrd "the grout ivpnhlii of llin w-l-ei
n wm-M"litw f in-." I'" -'o-o'W ,1
,. Miimrf nnd what to inlWIi'.'iMit
men rvcrj nei r nVri r h.
is I nc lint turn inose pnu,.i .
try which have made the greatest show
111 education;!! institutions nave snow 11
tin) most curliest determination to
crush out every true principle ol re
publican government. Loss than a
cent 11 ry bus clnpsed since the people
of New England took tip arms against
their government rather than pay a
tax upon "lea and paper nnd painters'
colors;" nnd now the people of that
part of the country patiently submit
to tho most onerous taxation upon
their food, clothing, and comforts, im
posed by n moneyod oligarchy for tho
purposo ol reducing them to llic level
of negro slaves.
That men whoso timo is all employ
ed in tiiionding toil to procure t! 0 sub
sistence ol their lunulies should quietly
submit to such oppression does not
excito surpriso : but it is a mailer of
especial wonder that thoso now pos
sessing wealth, anu Knowing now
rapidly tho wheel of fortune turns in
our country, should disregard ttio
interests of thoir children, most of
whom must earn their bread, nnd aid
in establishing tho meanest form of
despotism which has ever cursed n
country.
51 on in a (over do not sco things as
those who aro cool and clear in tboir
perceptions view them ; and it is man
ileal that for a number of years past a
mentul lever, caused by the long indul
gence of bitter parly and sectional
hatred, has so far becomo chronic
nmong tho moro wealthy portion of
tho peoplo of nil tho orthorn Mules
of our country that it may properly
bo regarded as political insanity, for
men in a sound condition ol mind
could not be deluded as theso men are.
Suppose they succeed in what they
aro striving lor, and that they estab
lish tho power of their party leaders-
can any of them tell what kind of gov
ernment they will live under f Most
probably they will call it ft republic,
and they may hnvo nil the satisfaction
which can be derived from living un
der a nominally "republican form of
government; but there will bo noth
ing republican about it but tho namo.
Every important principlo of our
Federal system has been abandoned
by them. Tho roseivcd rights of the
States hnvo beon ignored ; the right
U tax unrepresented communities has
been established: tho authority of a
majority in "Congress" to impose pen
alties upon individuals and communi
ties which hnvo not been convicted of
any crimo has beon sanctioned ; its
authority to compel men to enter its
armies, nnd to take their property, ha
been enforced; tho authority ol that
majority to distrancliiso nil who are
not '-loyai (0 ti,eir party is now oxer
ciscd. All tho division of powers in
tho Federal government has boon abol
ished, and nn irresponsible oligarchy
calling itself "Congress" bus assumed
sunrenio nowor.
Wo should be glad to have some of
our cotompornrioH undertake to define
the kind of govornment tho Radical
leaders design to establish. We doubt
much if any of them know. It is cer
tain that its Inevitable tendency is to
anurcliy, winch is tho disruption ol all
government, and men of any intelli
genco should know that all Iho con
servative influences in a community
aro destroyed, rich men lose quite as
much as poor ones. In thoir overween
ing desiro to oppress hated political
opponents, tho wealthy men of the
country nro inviting thut condition of
disorder which must destroy thoir so
enrity, their property, suit probably
im-n, anu nuieijr lliu vieilllin Ol
their oppression can lose no more.
Sensible men know that tho only sufo
ty of a community is in a system of
just laws which w ill restrain rulers,
legislators, anil congresses, as well as
individual men. Our Constitution was
tho best fundamental laws ever estab
lished, and, in superseding it, tho Ja
cobin leader have destroyed tho vory
lounuaiionsoi national freedom. They
havo undermined tho Republic, nnd
they havo not shown tho ability neces
sary for Iho establishment of a well
regulated despotism. Daily Xcus.
A Smmwi) PiErK or Villainy. An
investigation bus brought to light the
fact that tho merchants of Now York
havo been subjected for tho Inst Year
to a gigantic swindling operation, con
cocted nnd curried out by a combina
tion ot villainous eartmen. " ho mer
chants havo boen perplexed over the
fact that tho cases of goods recoived
by their purchasers did not agree with
tlio invoices accompanying them, that
not only were thcro grievous variances
with tho bills in the iiumherof pieces.
or qunlily of articles bought in good
iiulli, but there were substitutions of
merchandise of inferior duality. The
lawsuits which grew out ot tlio com
plaints consequent on this stnto of
aflinra attracted tho attention of the
polico, who "worked up" the caso on
tho cartmcn without nny trouble.
Their ineu npernmh was as follows :
"After receiving tho casesof shipment
from their stores "in good order," in
stead of proceeding to tho vessel or
freight deMit, whero they could ship
them, they would drivo to certain
"fences" or places w here stolen goods
aro received, and thcro would leave a
caso or cases, as tho boldness of the
manipulator suggested, nnd opening
it, would, in polico vol nacular,"weed''
it, Or extract certain pieces, nnd from
tho "leiicemnn" obtained poods of a I
very inferior quality which wore sub
stiluted; the case or cases would then
bo nailed up nnd shipped in 'good or
der.' " Fpwards of f 10,000 worth of
goods woro found in the possession of
me rascals, w ho aro in n lair way to
leoeivu ineirjusi uescris.
The Crawford Democrat coincides
with us in a liooropinion of tho policy
01 Holding largo muss meetings in lo
calities w horo our parly is heavily in
the minority. Jteiernng to tho one
icld there on tho outiirday before the
lection, it says it was "a monster in
size probably tho largest over hold
in t. rnwiord county but, liko all simi
lar political means, it does not nppear
111:11 mucn good resulted iroin it. Wo
would rather beat I bo Radicals ut the
polls than outnumber them in mass
meeting." Our belief has often been
expressed, and recent events only con-
lirm it, that if our friends in this sec
tion would devoto one-half tho time
and menus expended in
d means cxpendod in getting up
stly meetings, to distributing pa
rs, thoroughly canvassing their dis
pcrs, thoroughly canvassing tl
tricts, and securing tho allendiinco of
liemocrn'.io voters at tho polls, the
party would gain vastly by it. The
only two campaigns in which the
Democratic party wis successful In
Pennsylvania, within the last eight
years, wero thoso of lscj and IstiT,
both of which wero won wholly by
luiot offort. L'rio CfJTr
Itmtlttit frtnrmr f .rrefS
to lirMfi.
Our foiei.;n born cilifn" n arrive
sl acot iert iiitiln-itiding ol the sen
limctils entertained toward tlumon
the part of the Hadiral lende rs by con
sidering Iho discrimination made In
favor i f negroes over them ny con
gressional lobulation.
I inter Iho provisions or tne iiiuiiriii
zation laws the Gorman or the Irish-
man w ho wislus to beewno a cilisen
of tho I'nited Stales is required, after
three years' residence ill tho country,
and one in the Sluto, to lilo his decla
ration of intention, taking an oath
that during tho threo years it hns
been bis tnirnose to become a oitisvn.
and adducing satisfactory evidence of
his good moral cliaracier ueiore 1110
court having jurisdiction; and then,
two yeurs alter his renunciation ol
allegiance to nil foreign potentates
and powers, ho may, on application,
receive his cerlilieato ot citizenship,
Such is tho probation, and such the
nrocesM. to which every wliito man
who happens (0 havo been born in a
foreign country is subjoeted before be
can vote, or cxerciso any of tho rights
of citizenship in tho United btalos.
How stands tho regulation with re
raid to tho negroes exercising the
rights of citizenship ? The rocon
at ruction law s buve conferred citizon-
shin upon tho negroes of the South,
who wero but tlio other day slaves,
without any preliminaries whatever
Though of an inferior raeo, andi-a-foundlv
ignorant of nil political and
stato iifluirs, tho Radical pnrty has
taken the debased und brulul negroes
at once from a condition of bondage,
and mudo American citizens of them.
Nothing can bo moro pnlpublo tliiin
tlio fact that the negroes were not
citizens when they wero slaves, and
yet they hfcvo ulrcady hud thoso priv
ileges conferred upon llioui thut il
takes tiio white foreigner so long to
attain to.
But this is not all. Many of the
negroes in the South upon whom citi
zenship has been thus instantaneously
conferred are foreigners by birth. We
have no means of un iving at tho num
ber of negroes of African and Cuban
birth who under the reconstruction
acts have hnd American citizcuship
conferred npon them, but there are
certainly a good many. Many of our
readers will remember tho excitement
that was crentod just before the wur
by Iho importation ot negro slaves
into Southern ports, direct from Afri
ca; and it is unqucstioniiblo that a
Inrgo number of negroes now in the
South wero born in Cuba and tho
West India Islands. Louisville Cour.
Spanish Loyalty. Apropos of tho
Spanish revolution, it may be remark
ed that two curious facts connected
with the history of Spain illustrate a
peculiur feature in the character of its
peoplo tho reverenco for loyalty.
I'nliko nearly all tho other countries
of Europe, Spain never witnessed the
assassination or execution of a reign
ing monarch. Hot-blooded as the
Spaniards nro supposed to be, they
have tho blood of no Charles I., nor
Henry IV., nor Louis XIV. upon their
hands. Arnin,it will be remembered
that for a thousand years there has
bocn no popular attempt, until tho
present one, to drive royalty from the
throne of Spain. Changes of dynasty
have occurred, from causes arising
outside, but thcro is no former in
ntunco whero an internal commotion
against the crown, on the part of the
people themselves, basarison. Buckle
has noticed this "Lump of loyalty" in
the Spaniards. It has been a passion
with them forages; but it seems that
tho long and wenrisomo career ot the
dissolute Isabella has tired out their
patienco and loyalty at last. What a
hell tho Hit lo fat woman must have
created in Spain, to kill a Spaniard's
lovo tor bis nionurch !
"Hanq tiik Would:" Somo time
ago tho " HorW" newspaper raised a
cry to "hang the Herald," for its po
litical cnnngenijieucss. 1 no cry was
uncalled for, because the Jicrald does
not even profess political consistency.
and it w as loolish, because, as no one
takes tho Jicrald lis a political papor,
its circulation depends on other causes.
But tho " World" seems likoly to be
"hoist with its own" notence', Somo
influential papers say it is a deserter,
and should bo shot. That is not its
propor title. It is mi a deserter, it is
a spy found in disguise in tho Demo
cratic Camp. Tho gibbet is its due,
not tho musket bull I "Hang the
World .'" J 'rreman's Journal. '
Commodore Matthew F. Maury de
livered an address lately before tho
Valley Agricultural Fair, at Staunton,
Va., to an immenso nudienco. He
warmly urged the immediate estab
lishment of a line of steamers between
Norfolk and Holland, in order that
thu South might reap tho advantage
of the direct trado and eniigrnl.on
which would spring up by tiiis con
nection. Ten thousand people visitod
tho grounds in one dny. Whon Gon
oral Leo mudo his appenrnnco At the
fair ho was enthusiastically cheered.
A correspondent writing from But
ler's district says : "Butler says there
will bo 1.1,1100 votes or moro (Hilled in
this district on the lid of November,
of w hich ho expects to irct fi.OUll ma.
jority over both the other candidates.
1 hero is somo talk of Judgo Lord,
tho Democratic candidato, withdraw
ing in favor of liana, but whether he
does or not will mako very lilllo dif
ference. Butler will be re-elected by
a very largo majority of tho votes
polled. Nobody, this side of Boston,
pretends to doubt it for a moniont,
though ninny deploro tho fact.
Hf.avy RniuiKitv. A robbery was
committed nt Jew lirighton on
Wednesday night, when the residences
ot Jlr. J 11. Anderson nnd JJeninmin
Bush Bradford were entered and three
gold watches and seven hundred dol
lars in money enrried oil". Word was
sent to tho Pittsburg mayor's oflicc
and officer Robert McCrcady wassont
110HI1 to watch tho movements of
threo fellows who are suspected of
having committed the robbery.
DisciiAntir.b. Ono hundred men
nnd seventy-fivo women woro dismis
sed from tho Treasury Department
on tho lilst ull, though they will draw
pay till the end of November. Tho
causo of dismissal, was the falling off
in wora. Auoiit two Hundred more
cleras will bo discharged iu December,
unless tho member of resignation prior
to that limes is very liugo.
Taxation. Thomas Jefferson said
"Taxation is liko a ball rolling down
stairs: it bumps on each slen. hut it
finally rests on the lowest." Tho labor
of the country is the lowest step, which
in tho end bears tho wholo burden of
mo government, especially as now ad
ministered by the Radicuis. Tlih,l
of this, laboring men.
Hill Is) the Snnlh.
It is about time that the earnest
Democracy abut the mouths of the
lying vrMa of Mongrelism who are
playing "lUeeding Kansas'' over ag:iin
weekly. The Democracy have bad
tho stereotyped lie of " Morn foullii rn
Outrages" thrown at them quite lonir.
enough, and it niiisl Ik) hurled bm 1
with interest, houthern murines ui'H
are, God knows, enough of lln-ni.
Southern murder, rspes, thefts, arson.
Southern chaos, ruin, hell on earth, all
of this there is, and what produces it f
Tho infernal doctrines and dogmas of
the Mongrel leaders, and diabolical,
dastardly sheets, liko Greeley's Trili
unt, all of which are t reating this hell
in tho South, and then the scoundrels,
who bring this about, are ever yelling
liko demons over their dummiblc
fruits, and charging the origin of Iheni
upon tho poor, betrayed, crushed,
helpless, powerless Southern peoplo.
An army of'sixty thousand soldiers is
in tho ten subjugated States, with
their heels upon nine, millions of en
slaved people, whilo four millions of
worthless niggers nro rioting in licen
tiousness. Tho Now York Tribune,
which keeps up this etornal ding-dong
upon "outrages," knows that its own
party aro the outraging agents. Its
hired cut throats nro the disturbing
elements. The black wretches pro
tected by tho Negro Bureau rufliuns.
from tho justico they merit for the
fiendish atrocities constantly commit
ted, aro tho devilish spirits of evil,
which hatch tho inlamy daily record
ed, now attempted by the ghouls of
tbu Tribune school to be fastened upon
tho poor whites ot tho houtli. It is
tho carpet-bag scoundrels, thc"Freed-
mcn s lJnroau wretches, the debauch
cd blacks, and tho New England
thieves down thcro, ull of these bucked
up by the sixty thousand soldiers, who
are creating hell in tho South, not the
Southern whites. Let this bo burled
back upon tho liars, who assert other
wise. J. i. Day JSuok.
A Democratic exchange innocently
asks: "What is tho matter with the
New York World T" Why, ho is not
a Democrat, and never was. That's
what's tho matter. Tho idea of em
ploying Black Republicans to edit
Democratic ncwspiipcrs, is opening
tho eyes ol the true 111011 ol tho purl y
lo the dangers of an insincere, and
unreliablo press.
Lidkl Suit. J. W. Simonton, ngen
of tho New York Associated Press
has entered suit against tho Tribune
Association lor tho publication ol a
communication which appears in that
journal signed by George, it. Jlutler.
A fellow by the namo of Oilando
Homier, editor ot a dolorous sheet,
culled "The Soldiers' Friend," claims
to be tho nuthor of the infamous
Tribune poem, beginning with "Toar
Down that Flaunting Lie."
Ton Rico is trying to hire Grant to
rido his trick mule. J hoonly difnculty
is that thcro is no monkey fool enough
to nuo wiin mm.
Fashionable ladies in Paris, it is
said, now wear small gilt champagne
comes lor car-rings.
An amiable Southern editor calls
the most dreadful lying of thu Mongrel
press, "tho art ot misrepresentation."
Srw gitlffrUsnnruls.
(IAL'TIOX.mAH pcrsnnifcralifirrhy oniKlnnMl
J Mftinl puri-baaing ot in Any way Dirdiilina
wiiu j nu nuii.-r.s, p,ne ol llu-ln black sni tin
othnr orrl.) now in llm nnpnrMinn or Jnmm 11
BI(Mm, of Kan tnwnihlji, mi tliry blh lwl"nic ia
mff, snd sr !n with siai on loul only, mibjivt to
roj or.cr. JOHN OX.
Iw Millport, Oct. Js, 1SCS. (n,.vJ Sl
IKTRAY RTI I.H l .r. trf.,,.,.i on
A In prvuiian of th ntrril'T, rip.diiig in
l.rrnor in, nnUl Ihf flrl ik iu June loit,
RhO KTLKK, with wliil ipol on forihoil, and
hot IS Bonlba old. Thai ownrr ia hrcSr noil
fled lo eotno foriasril, proro propvri.r, pay a'harirra
ami tan nun nwajr, or ho will ho iliM,arl n
tho law dirorti. JAMK DolollEKTY,
Lawrrno lp Nor. 3t-pd
t)TIC I' All prraonaliaring frirmln intorrtd
ll in tho old (travijard al Curwinat Ilia, art
han-hr nuliflod thai tho Domuiih Cunm-il harr
paaaiHi an onlmanoo rtqnirint thtir roinoval on
or hofun tho lat of Iintuihor nut. In Hit now
(VmttorT, whoro orrtilicatoa fr lula will I tit
frot of eharffO. Thi rotnm-al ia noom-arv lh urtlor
lo op Ijocoat ,and (lrorro,.lrooU a'uira paaa
... ...... j ,uiuuKh mo KrouBUM '-U w hatt
the iHulira ro intorrtd in a auilable rn-l.ura.
And thoat Intoroalrd are oarnrallj roqiir.tt lo
- w w, ...in. mi nan.
JoS. It. IBWI.V, IWj.
Curwonavllla, Nor. 4-Jt
II
ATS AMI CAPSV-
J.ATrw-T STY l.i; HATH A Nil l!APK
JI rrMliod at J. P. KltAlZER-S.
OIIOIMAkEKM
O l' "r "nail advanot on oil r pricoa
MILK I.EATIIEIl,
rronoh and Atnorioan KIP and CAl.F SKINS.
kll. I'h.... U. l-L . '
rii i-i-miim nip., jiKirooroa,
I'ludiuga, TriMminxa, Ao., of
"'"-I's J. P. KKAI7.KII.
G1IM fclMiintvl .
I Una Orrrroatt,
Uiira ltonta and Hliooft,
Onn Rlankru, at
J. P. KRATZKIfS.
1;
MIKI; GI.AMMr.H.
A larro oanrtmint of
AMCII TOP A Syt AKK l.OUkl.Ml (ILARRS,
n no rtiaowouu, fill, walnut and ruahgau
framca:
hOOKINfl-OLAPS PUATKS OP Al.f. SIZES;
J. I . KKAT.KiVI.
MANSION HOUSE.
Comor of Soi-ond and Maraot trvta,
1. 1. Alt!-II I. II, PA.
rpiU3 old aa I commodiooi II. 'lei baa. daring
L In paat roar, boon tnlartod lo donhle Iu
lurmtr oanaeilr for in tnlorlaiamonl of airan.
iron and unoaia. Tht wholt bnlldlna; haa boon
rtnirniahrd, and th prnprl.-l.ir will apart no
larln with him. DAVID JOHNSON.
uip in ronnor nil cueaia enrolnrtuli o whilo
r If Pronrlolor
McKNIGHTdc JAKNOT,
Mason and Sleljth Makers,
(Itamfdiatolj in roar of Planin( Mill,)
CLEAKFIKI.D, P..
f p II K aobaor Iho ri would roapoetfullr Inform tht
L eililana ol Cloarutld.and tht public in (antral
thallhor art propartd lo do all kindaof work on
WAGONS. CAKKI AGES, SLEW MS, Ac,
os ikort aoilo and raaoontbla torn,, and
in s workmanlikt msnntr. A ntw ftaura ia
our Una la tbnt wt loon our own work.
J1AT-AII trdtn promptly attondod lo.ltol
WM. Mrk'NltlllT.
Not , 'M.
I'llAKLtS JANNOa.
EW STOCK ! m STYLES ! !
FALL AND WINTKR
MILLINERY GOODS,
AT
Miss SUSAN REED'S.
" 7
MARKET BT., CLRATlFIKLP, PA.
Ilarlnit j""t rtotirtd ull IhonoToltl.. of tb. teuton
la Ih. Hilliuarr line, rrqoott lb Uditt
to null and txuroiut thorn.
CluwOtM, Pi.. Kor, , nm.
Uisrrll.infoiK.
V,H Ml -l"l tt ll"ll-l J. Ono boat)
Lam. M'lal'lo rll law!"-! T
,,! O. M, ! A It It l.TT
A
HMIMiTII TOir JllTI I .n
lb f M. M I'Tl.hl "li r ,
latRVl H. il t-n-ki. -'l arfi. I I .!, JV.hftv-
tntf lrn (lair frtnlr-t U Tlr till Irrttty" i. nil r
.11 tii jft.'t .1 hi tut-ilr will trmf -. T'
mini kn1 H"""' ai-iiiiLt rlmitit r tli iuhikI ill
.r nt ttn in ir..n ilv tul li- lliu U tl fil ff lliViiV III
MltJ ftll'mrl 4 .' IV.
MVIN A I.AHTI.Klini'K, A-lm i.
AI'A M tl It i: I II. A.lto'r.
IMrn.l, (K-t-.Wr 2V, HI.
(lAHTIOM. All nr r krtlj n(iKH
) rt'-l Id iitinhHCf or n-jfniiftt lr rnrUtn
I'l.t'M ls.OH V r". h, n .'Vitus 10
Kr-flr, I?'..itrr k ('., dt-.i rpitrnhi-r 1 U47.
rulllnjc. lor f lit mim f 1 nf hiiinlri'd nii fourttfi)
yyx aim! ciUtj -Iwo wntji, mid du April lUtb,
22,1, IM. ki I nvi't ffOf vntinf f-r lilt Mitif.
and urn tiiUriuiDcil ut t" yy il uuloMMm.flled
t Uw. 4A('1H H. .K.HKAlti.
iNoutiir, iolnWr 2'J. IkBH St.
1
MtAVI'HMi; jritOHS MlAWX i'OH HO-
vi'iulM-r 'i I'rui, I fit's :
KL'tlMI Ktlv.
A. r. I'atcliiii.
Jnltn l.itL.
.)it--.i( llrtvi.li
Win. Melinlfnt
Tliolllfif llr-iT
.l.trrarin lvM t. !l!(rh....n ullrh
" i .Mu LiicI (iilliitn, Jordin
Bill H nrv Itrilj...Kartlit.u
Rciij.tf Hiiwiltin, ' "
.... lire hnvitl Krhanl Knui
!i..nieium l.rvirjff1 Kr.mrd "
Alfrr?ion Ml
piniiil.rMirpll..irjid.rd Ih Mht
iMini' U.l-.m.... " I A. Tut Liwnne
I. cvit Kliyi .J-ratl.tjO. It. MprrrU. "
Lfwit" Kunir " 1. KulMn. u
.Ic.hii .MrCard Chont Joiiwh H. Head "
K.iionniiiil. jr-.t'ttvitiKl'ii uiwrj krmrr....Mrri
Mith'I.Krt.litr, ' 'j. II. Hrrlh, w W n.li.
ti. I.. .Mnrrfi..rirarfl-lrJn. Wc-,nwk....-Tola
H.r'.ltrrt.m. ('tirwfnfTilU' Milrt llnr
An tiittulil Slinw, Jh-i utnr Kdward Kflfrljr...Pnii
.lohn Swktiui...l.rard Jdm Hloom, jr 1'ikt-
Unirvt MurriiMMi, Uothea 1 .litdortnV. twdvard
V" IM1NMTKATIH'M SoTK l-Nwlioc
li httrtjby f tvn. that ltr(t?rt or Admibintrm
I I, .11 on th iut of rM.MI XL IIl.'io.M, deed,
lat of Knoi towmthip, Olrartitstti eoonty. Pa.,
hav.fijr bcun duly pratitrrl to the tuidemliEOed,
all pcrnoni Indebted to vaid titmt will plea
rake imnmtliite pajroeDt, tnd tboM harififjr
elaimi or demanda will prwMnt tbi.ni properly
ftntfaMiiMied fr attlrti witboat delay.
WILLIAM A. bUXM, Adm't.
Knui lp CM., H -fit.
pliant' Ttturt of Clr-ai fiwld ivmnly, I'a. la
iti mailer of tlio fwtat of Mewy il. bmeaL, lair
of Urnhnm toa-nsh ij, drrenu-'l. Th apprane
mnt of real ntnte net nut to Marparvt Hiueal, the
Wtdf.w of raid 'lerrnitml, of 4it ttv nior or IfU,
and ralaitl at f?IV 50, wan on the dar of Oo
lobar, A. 1). iMiM, ooiiflrntil i. br th Cuort,
and onUrwd that ublication bo made in two
newRpnper- piillihbtl in (Jlrarfiald county, iuftirin
inf ali p'Tkous iotcrosltid tlat ton aatne will b
ooiifinuvd aUaotutrly unlet! itiflicicat utjccttoui
are filed oo or brforo tha aoound -MuDtlt-j uf o
vetnber, A. I. )Sf.f.
i . Ur th Court. '
I. 1. BAIKJER,
OctubcrI6.4t : , Clerk of Orpfaani' Court.
VJIMIKIKTI.ATOH'II N;1I( K, K.rti
il btrohy jrivc thu letter! of tdmini.tration
on the nut .f HH liAKl KUU LKS, dMra-ed,
late of oodunrrl townahip, ClrartieJd county, l'a.,
baring been duly itriuiU-d to th underijrnedt all
prtroiii iitdclttod lo floid erta4 wilt ftleoao makr
paiuuiit. and tbuoo ha..iij( rlaitu or demaudi
wills pri'icot them priM-Tly amtn'ntir;ttci tir et-
tlemcnt.
October S2.6t:pl.
A Jminintrator,
I)
IIH.I TIOK Ol' PAR TMiHf HIP.
The ftnn of Irwin A JMontcllm, encusi'd in
the drug butrfneur at Curweuitillr, tw, oo the
iVth of OcIuInt, dimolvivl hj uiulual content.
The ttUriitiMf will be carricl on ai beretofor lj
J. R. Irwin. J. It. IRWIN.
EDWARD MiTELTt'S.
Cnrwmirille. OrtoUr 21, IMS tt.
Democratic Almanac.
Tplllr tnvalnti.le publication ! for talc at the
L poit officr. it f bould be in tbc hand of very
luiorrat. It eontnln full elation retumi frutn
crary county in tho I nilvd Bttet brndos, th
number for 106 rontnio oomploto Hat of th
nauirot a.1 Ine nwtftaporauppne1 and Mobbed
dun Lincoln' aduiin titration t ami that for IKA7
ootitAim Ilia naniea of all tbote eirihwn who wre
inipriaaned dwnnf tba period. Thro two
lula, for fotnro reforrno. are worth moro than
th prtre of the nubJtcsiiow. Th noinber for I HiU
U aie full of raiuabloatoliftie. AnyooeaeodiBK
W ornu lo tb Poet Matter, will rocoir by rrturo
tatl ft rpy for eoch year, frro of p-n-taja. ( jr2:tf
Valuable Town Property
FOU SAL K i w
SITOATK on th Houth weH ornerf CHerfy
nnd Third 8tret. (Winjt Railroad tret,) to
wit! A I.ur, with a rood two atory plank build
inj( thervm, .Ho by 18 fret, one rontn on riwh floor,
tut til for n tnro, or other tinVinrtt. AUo, U
adjominrt LOT, with 0 two nry dwellinf )
Miereon, anl orvemi outer J i i,ti n,
AIo, a lot of w. ll hnrnt RU1CK, and a fooil
asuortment of FTONKWARK, mrh ai Oocka,
Jur, .Tari. Kruit Cant, He, at reduced prlcen.
rur further information, Inoiire at the Stone
ware Fottrry t.f P. LhlTZlNtiKll,
my. 4-flu. ( Clearfield, I'a.
H. F. NAUGLE,
CLOCK AM) WATCH MAKER,
orroain
(Svt'-i
UAUKlr irnnr
T05T OFFICE fiCLsiJJCLE A RFIELD
TIIR aukafrititr rtrptrliulljr informi hit oil
patrnna und th )ubllp rr-ntrullT. that b
hna ta hanit. (and II etinrtunllj rtcflrlDg ntw
addlliam Ihertlo.) larg. .lock of
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry.
-l kt.p Jewelry lo all III formt aod of
(liUvront raluta, tither b jr tht pioct or aat,
WATCIIK9 A full aiaorlu.nl of tllhtr Odd
or riilr.r, nadt br Ih. baa I Autrtrn arid for.
itn ruanufainurtra, intludinut tut lot of wold
and tilrtr bunting taat, lull j.wtltd, Pai.nl
Ltrtrt.
CLOCKS Of all dtalrna. tonal illnt of tlrhl.
dar und tblrtr-bour, of ttlhtr w.lfbt, aprlnf or
Itr.r., and bulb alrik. and atarn.
REPAIRING. All binda of Watcb.l und
Clock. Hrpairtd, and warranttd.
In addition to what I bar rnumtralrd. I ktrn
full uatorlaitnl of PKlT Arl,Krs tnlortd and
plain ulna,. AIm, HOI.U I'KNS and I'KNCILS.
SPOllNS, FORKS, IIUTTKIl KN1VK, u4 In
fan, trtrrlhlnn In Ih Jow.lrr lint. If I fail to
htrt on hand juit wbut u eu.toui.r mar wttd, I
will ordrr par lint tipr.al, without .lira rh.rfro.
A Hn.ral altar of yultlic patronagr ia inlirilpd.
Mar t, UM y . . II. f. NAl'QLE.
riiila(!cl)lila & Eric Railroad.
SUMMER TIME TAHLK. ','
Thronirb and direct route Wlwt.u Philuil.lphlu,
lialtimor, ll.rrlatiurfr, llliam.porl, .
and Ui.
Great Oil Region of Pennsylvania.
KLKGANT RI,KKPINT0 CARS
On all Night Tralnt.
OV und aftar MONDAY, KKIT. 14, IRAK, tbe
troln. tu th Thiladelphiu A Kriu Kuil
Hoad will tun fullow. i
V rut n urd.
Mall Train la.it. I'hil.d.lphlu. 10 40 t. M.
HO do rn. Jlarj'. J.U p. M.
lo urrlr ut Erie 1.2b P. it.
Rrl. Kipreai Ir.re. rhilw.1c.1biu Il..-l0noon.
no ao PL star; a. I.5.S a. M.
Do arrirt at Krle .S0 A. M.
I'.u.twiird.
Mall Train tear. Krio 1.;0 A. M
no do t. M.rrt 4.10 P. M.
bo nrrlrt at Philadelphia.... 7 00 A. M
Krit Klpreal lour. Krle .. f S., p. li.
Ho do Hi- Marr t 01 A. M.
to arrirt at Philadelphia t.00 P. M.
Mail and Kinrea. eonneot with Oil Cn-ek and
Allrch.nr Kirtr Kuil Hoad. Ilairir.rp elircked
through. ALKKKDU.Iil.KK.
o.n.rul tioperinlendtut
AIT B ara eonatAntly parchn-lnc f.r rath In the
1 T New York and llutttm Marktrft,all kiapof
Pry and Paney t.oodn. rttoaa, t)'oU and
rboaB, Uatrhia. hawiUK Mnebniea, Cttt
iary, lrri Uoat, loiaeitia
(jiuoda, Ao., Aa.
Whirr, we araaetunllv aellini at an arerara nrir
of t-Mt iHll.i.AK KOH KACH AKTICI.K. Our
ale WiiK rtnrtly for rah, and oar trails much
larpf-r than that vt any other imilar nrrn. ena-
hlei dm to (rive hllr barfrntm thauaaa la obtain -fd
of any other hnur.
TUB LA 1)1 ICS
Art .apool.llr Inrilrd to uirt u. u trial. fVud for
u I'irrulur and J-.schuntro Liat.
Our rltih aratem of aellint ta m follow, i For $3
w aend ?0 p.l.nt pen fniintutn. and thetk. de.
Trilling 20 tlittrroiii artlrle. to 1 aold for u dollar
euoh t 40 for M ; HO fur M I H0 f.,r$IO, do. Kent
hr mail, t iimmlaamna Urgcr than thoat offrrod
by any olher irw, uooordl.f lo .lie of eluh, Uln
ule fount. in .ndrhook, 10 oenL. Mate anil female
airenla wanie.1. fun uoKtr la Ilauiariurn l.rr
run. Hand uiu trial elnh. and rou will arknowl.
edtw that you eannol .lord t buy food, of uar
olbtr houM tb.routltr.
KASTMAN d) KRNDALI..
uuill fa 61 lUnover Rt HoMon, Maaa.
lll'Y the IlKMOfRATIC ALMANAC
Onlt
Jjqits,
Rrtrw mtur Amtld hirt tf.
jPili C,c(ii, ocrric. f(.
GREAT EXCITEMENT
On S;rinn tritT, Ci.rAriri,n.
NEW GOODS AT LOW TRICES.
MU1K uud.rain.d r.apK-lfullj lo"
1 t.nil.n of Ih poili K'n.raltr lo thtir
al.mlid a""rtuinl of uloKbandia, which Ibay
ur now tailing -
AT VKRY 1.0 W riUCHS.
Tbtlr .took etutlat la rr af
Dry Goods of the Bost Quality,
S.cht. Print.. Pt Ula, Alpaortu, Morluoi
Uiiinm.,Muiliu.,(hlwu-b.d und unbltuch
J.) Iiriillnr". Tirklna, oollon und
won) Flanall.8atinatia,Caaalmtrt,
Cuttonail.a, Ladita' HbawU,
liubiu k Honda. Ilaliaorul
und Hoop hkirlti do..
Alio,
u fin utaorltnont of M.n'f Truwtr. und
Sliirll, HaU t Cap., Hootl A bbo.1.
ull of which
WILL BE HOLD LOW FOR CASH
Hardware, Queensware, Glassware,
Groceries and SpiceB. ;
IN SHORT A OEXEItAL ASSORTMENT
Of tr.rrtbinr uanally Itpt Iu rttfil ttoru, ull
CtlKAr FUKCANU or upprortQ oounuj pro
duet.
A.K. WRIOUT 4 KISS.
Cl.arStld, Nor.T , 1S07.
EW FALL & WIMEIl GOODS!
ii'ttti ' w -I jm.
11 iiiiiiiii Jm u uv
Near Powtollice, Market mrcct,
CLEARFIELD, TA.
n A VI NO jott oprned u lar(ro und eonpl.t
lok from Ntw York and I'biladrhibiu. w.
can ofltr txtru itidaotiotnlf to CAK1I lU'VKri.
Wt bart u aplrudid taltction of PrtM Goodi,
l-ilka, Fbawlta, Oltukiliri, Flanaiela, Bal
moral Illankria, Hoop hkirtt,
C'orart.i ThompKin'l
UluTt-lllliai;.
Trimminra of urtrr dracriolion. 7..phrr, Woratrd
Vurn, and on of tht molt omplt aaaortintnu of
Ladies and Gents Furnishing Goods,
limit witrt Ilritltrr. eiorot of ull kind., A In
undtr'i Kid und Horn 'I ttlfhrmtcd Peaiuleaa Kid,
(Ibo boat tver naJ..)
Nroklira. Iluttrrllin, Collar.,
Cufla. ll.ndktrohl.fa, l.aa. Edging,
Fuibmidoriei, A.t ulao, a largo aairimont ot
KIRS, wuh UHAV S PATK.M l KF. Ih. Wat
Ihing tztant tog.ihor with u full lin of ttupli
frootla. All of which w oUtr ut to
VERY LOWE-ST CASH TRICE 1
Cull and at ut. No trouble to ihow cooda. Re
nil'inber tb place
Keur Pootofllre, Market Ktifrl,
oetn CLKARKIELn, I'A.
A -REVOLITIOX I BISI.VESS
AT t HWfcNHVII l.E,
BT
IIARTSOCK k GOODWIN.
rilllB afidt-riigneil barioK anterad intoea-parV
L Harthl,i ta th nerrantlla borlnen, adopt
tint method or notiryina; toa pubiio feneratly,
and tha cllliana of CurwtDirill aod vieioiiy la
partlralar, thai merrhandiaa of all KiodU will
b told by ui aa cheap aa tha tame quality !
wkara ia tha county. Wa bara a full supply of
DRY GOODSi
Cnnil.tlr.jr In part f Dram 0(mm1. Mmflnt,
rnnla of all fha-lea and ttyli; togetbar with
full aawortauDt of t
NOTIONS, CLOTHING, HATS & CAPS,
Iloota, Murca, Haiti ware, Q,uecuai are
Aa well ar Tinware, friarwan, Willowwmra,
huoket and ltrooaat ; .agtther with a larg iufc
ol uroccrtei ; aod alwayi a full tuck of j
VLOVR, FISH, SALT, Ac.
In abort, w. kotp u full tuppl of trarrthinj
uttu in in il mari.t.
Vit wunt ull onr old roitomtrf und ua many
uw onea a. cun.tnak tt ennrtni.nt, to giru u.
u eau otiort purui nun tlatwhtrt.
DAMRL UART.'OCK.
KDH IN nooDWIN.
Cnrwtuarlllt. Ftbruu,j II, 18AS.
Hit II Altll MOSSOl.
IIIAI.II IN
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC GOODS
IHM.ns Ut .-vnanlioo prlcva
DELAINES ut Sonant ion jirioM
CnliriUiS ut Scnantinn priopa
ALPACAS ut Srnuitinri tiriorf
Jmt rcccitoj at MOSSUI'S1
iiiMitiAiia nt rMnaiion rrirer
CHINTZ
ut
t
ui
at
at
at
Sen.nl ion
Srn.atinn
Se.n.alie'Q
San.alton
pnro
ric
r HINTS
GLOVES
CRAVATS
SHAW US
irion
iric
at wossor.s
rnutioa pneot
Sensation ririce
IHi.NNETS
CoLUKKD I
i1
MUSLINS f
at KptiMtion
prioea
All lo b had al MOSSOrS'.
LIN KM at
SenMlion
rVntation
Senaulion
8enution
nof?
irice
irioOT
C'KASII at
CURTAINS at
rAHI.ECLUTH.Sal
KKINUE at
eer mi ion price
at auissui'S-.
LACK at
IIOSIKKY at
RIBIIDNM at
TIUMM1N0S)
or all kinJ. 4 V at
in any auun'ty I
Renaalinn
prica
lrienc
prirot
r-n.alinn -Senaation
Ptnaulion price
Ainuvaon Band al HtRSNOI'S'.
CAKSIMKKKS at
Nenuation
pnoeu
I'rireaj
price
prioe.
SATT1NK.J'8 at
TWKKDS al
.IK AN at
VKSTINCS at
SHIRTINGS al
Brnaatitra
Soinutiim
Semation
Sn.aiion
prioet
M-nniiiiiii pru,
at MOSSOH'.
rice
CLOTHING ucli'l
a Coola, Tnntu,
Veftu,
Under Shirt,
Flannel ShirU,
Boot., Shoe,
at seusation prices
Haia ud Cnn.
Now fi.r tala at JJOSSorS.
II A It IliV A K K
ouch a Sn"a.,nll
Korki, Knives.
at sunulion prioet
at MOSSS'.OP
spikes, Uinges,
LIQUORS, such
u Wine, rtrnndr,
Uln, Whiekey,
Conn, etc., elo.,
KHUITS, utich as
I'rune., Rniains,
Figs, I lllitrU, Ac.
01iOCF.RlK3.uay
Flour, H m a.
Shoulders, duprar,
Molaunns, Caitleei,
Tea, C r a e k e rs,
Spire.. C'andlek.
al sensation price),
at senaation price
at Mossors'.
al senaation
prices
CoI Oil, etc., clc.
Always at MOSSOTS',
t sen.slion price
I senaation price
I sen.slion price
II LACKING
Rol'KS
IDWDKR
SHOT
i.k a n
w. uen.aiton
nt uenantion
prioe
prions
CATS
ti li.m .i r titr.i, ,.l. k...,. .
aa. eeii.annn
Always keeps on hand a lull
aaaoilnient of all kinds of tnotU required
for Hie accommodation ol the pulilio.
July t, 1ST.
'PHR HKMOCRATIC ALMANAC for HOI,
J. IHB7 und ISrtK Tor uul ut tb. Poet Olnea.
I re-s M tests, MwW 11 any adUr. rtT.if
(fit.itt for fair.
OUI'llANH' 0)1 Hi HAI.K
or
CoiiMnrm nml Tlmlirr Lands,
"I V ,rliii."r un -r lor laaaedoot of i;, n,, , .
I ) I'. 'l "f ,-..rtl. rni,lT, II,,-., will'l,
pii,el IU put, ho eoie, t the I '.urt Hoi,,!,'
biiiounh ol I'lrurliel'l,
On TuorJ.-j, November 17th, IJfj
At I oil k, p.m., Ilie roilowinn ,lr.t,,h,4
(Vrlnlii TraHnof Land,
Lata tba eiiaU of MATTHEW F0KCEY, an'd
Trart h I fi alfualed In lira-It,,., . ,B
hip, Isrinf? tho "llomertra'l" irn.-rti , tUUL j "
iti'l drdrnlietl fllowi: llerint.inz nt s
eorn'-r of Win. loo.r'n lani. : lh-ni e ,y . . ,
aaid Wm. Ilnover and H. I.anrhtrry. ,uii j 4,
;rt wert I a. A 1 pr-hrP.lo poit t (lif-n v irn
d(rcua et & erfhf, In a port on pul.iic ro-ibs-noe
alany al nwl, north j rifrrer f m lib;.;,
perrbea, Ut mi ; tbnea auoib h'J 1--grt f,-.
pfiirhea, to whtt pi 1 attitnp; lli m- utb j
t,ryrw Mrt 144 - perfheu, to ftonw; ttirt,
by land of Juhu 1I" nth d prw 1,.
perrhci, to ttmu tb aa north -7 d ?rm ,
7H prfh, o fftt thrrtoe ntrtti H rt rrrti r
04 4-K'tb perron, io tU -a ihfui'-e oortb ;
gro'i Went 111 6-l('perctii.li.p.t; tlieb ..,ritl
k rfetirer went 1i;i prrabne, to it'nt ; tbnM
north 87 lirgreaa wi-at 60 3.10 pen-hta tu ihe j,
of bt'ginuliift,
Oua aundrotl aod fifty-two parahetan l a!Uwr.Df,
having aboat I ara clearad and notitr
eultivation, and bavtog therrou errrtrd oin tutt
Fit AM K itV.hLI.INO. otia MUM. iiULah,,
UrtrtBANK iJAKN, and all athar irnitr; gr.
bailtiinffa, ulao. a larfra and pruduotire tcbui
oft tba pratatavaa.
Tract No 3 li ai toa ted in Iirnifor u,wr,.
vbip, beKioning at none eornvr of Und of JvnM
Mclowell r4 John Irale, thenct a jaib b7 dc
Krtea aart ? t-lt perrhrg, to poft ; thr-ohT
in ti of UoinsfarUner, north 3 livgrtrt cti i i(
awrohaa. to wbiik aak atlinf : tbeaaa by taai 4
hvniaiBin Kncjip, nortn 07 drjrrecii wcfi 2
percbti, ta a poit 1 tbanca nortb I Juki", cmi j;
perebft, to poit i thrnoa nortb 87 dt-r wcit H
pfrrb-af to a poat ; tbnoe by UhOti ut Mciut!l
outh I drgraoi west ISO 2 10 ptrcb-i to j,et ef
i'onla luins 9 4 icrc A' ft 1 M'trrhti
Bcitig titabereii with wblta pina and other in,Ur,
Tract No Ia aittd ia Ilrvlf-.nl tows,
ib i p. U-irinninfi ml a poat; ibaneo by ib limo'.a;
Faaron and Aaroa lery aurrcyi. aort h H mthtt
to poM: the nea weal IjV percbea, to a
tbenoa aoutb 1ft drjrroea wrat d4 pertbea Ua pm,
axmiorof FraBcia Waat wurttrr ; thawra east ifll
perohaa, ta tba plaoa of acftnoing. .
Containing ttO m1crtM more or aVu.
With aliuut M riti aUarvd, aoU having tbenua
aractyrd a imalJ dwelling buuae and ttale.
KOs 4 Tba amdiribW one Uiird prtaf lire
piecca or tranu of Und, lying on ilohaun06
creek. On af l - knuwa aa tbt yn-rir,
warranted in the name of Robert II. M':Kta. Mi
baring UKIoT MILL, O AW MILL and aticr
bniMinH erected thereon. Ori othff f her..f
taming about Ml ft err anl warrant.-d ia
sunt of Jaeoh lieat, Tha otliar ttrfif-sf font:a
, ing about At acrea, awd warraateti in tbe nag
ot wilhaia li. Kepnar. -
No ft Tba undivided one fourth part af a
oartain traot of laud aituat in Deoatar tuwBrbie,
bounded awd deaoribed aalfltows: Brrmn:njt at
a white pine corner, llienea by aunry in naae(
Tbumaa L. Moor woat 5il prcbe. In white .iat;
thenea by Ana IteClrnaliau urtfr, autti M
parrbet, tu a rbratnut ; tli-nt aoutb TA .-r Vi,
to a pine; theuca by Jnrin Htlt lurrrj, o rta VI
percbia, o pUtoe of btginmog,
Containing 40 1 .IrrfV4 Prrthtt
And Wing well tint Lett 1 will a!ii!a f.t
other limber..
TKRMf . One third of the purcb:.im'B7
to be paid in rh ; one thirl in one year: aM
the remaining third at the death of the w.i-w of
aaid decedent tha lattvr payment, ai'h int'irt
payabla annnally, to ba area red by bvhili act
lurt gaga on tba pram t am.
1HOMA8 II. FOHCFT,
6ASHliL P. WII.
t tt29 ta Admiiiitratm.
OUt'HAXS'COl'KT S.M.F,
OF VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE.
V VIRTUE of an onler of the OrpbanaTitsit
J of Cleufi Id ooaniy, Utera will bo ekpsed ta
I'tii'iM anit at Ltoftrtieia, wn ,
Tl InV, XOVEMBEft Nrtti, 1pS
TUa fwllowiag daribsd 4w trwitt or pifeer af
land, aituata in Uradlt.rd townat.ip. ( leirfVld
county, I'a., lata tha attate of Tbumu IL.lt, drr L
Ona tra.'t boDndwd and dtacnlud ar followr:
Beginning mt corner of hwid af lm HitMi.nrt,
thrnraeaat 114 perrbea, thencarouth L'7 nrn-hr,
tbencewert 124 percbta, thctiee north UTi pcrcaa
io me Deginning,
Containing 1errf
and allowance. moat of which ta cleared laud aodar
f ooj cultivation, being the houvtcad of aaid 1- a,
and having thereon orected a gHd buiiM1, tia
and othi-r out-build ingt, alio a good orchard aa
me prrmiaca.
Tha othar trwt a'lJMning the aore beinp tim
ber and wood land t bftinntng at a p"at, thetv
ewal 124 perrhet, thence aootb 12t pctrli.'l. thrSe
writ 134 pairba. tbenea a.tii 1 Jd perdw 4' r
gmaing, oontainibg avir and lt prrrhct.
Sr-TKnM? Ooe-thini cah on cor'irn)tii
of the aafe. and the balanre in two e ial aaiit!
paynirntB thereafter, to ba wcurcd hy ln-nJ aod
uiorigaga on toe prrmnea.
JOIIV HOLT,
VINCENT B. HOLT,
October 21, If t. . , Adnuiutrab)ra
OUP-fTANS' COUKT SALK
OF VALIABLE REAL ESTATE.
nY VtRTfl! of un nril.r of tht Oii.Wnr' Cou
nt rirnrfli lrl pnnntr, tiirtt will f ipon-d I1
I'ublir 8uh, at I'lmrflti-. n
Tl'IJlV. MIVUMBKR llllh.
Th fiillowlin drairlliFil llwI Eilatc illnati u
oo.lwanl l,,wn.hi,. flrarridd r,,unlv. P. . la'
tht ratal, of Jainr Al.tundrr, dpfraant. bouJ
aa fnllnwa: On the nnrlh urn tal Iit land- nf
I. fhoff, on Ih. anuth hr landa of AHron V. Slu'"
and Bnat Alrtand.r, und on th. welt hi landa i
Klimrlrch Alrxandcr,
i'ontatntnr IOO .Irrrt,
moat of whiru if mwlir irond cmlliratinn, and ai'
iiST trclrU thtrwo u (uiij frauit bvUM and ti.n
TERMS Ont-half eats ou rtnnrta.lln. I
aulo, uml lb. liiiluac-t iu oat yrar IbrraaJtrr, t W
ttourrd br bond tnd wriinp. on I ha nrriaim.
ant22.U u i II I uvii a i
VALIABLE MILL PEOrEBTl
: . KOIl SALU! '
minuted Iu Ikrntur Tnnti.lilp, ClMrHru-
von my, i'a.
mnv i ii . .
-ni riiiim-ri'.'-r, nririf ,K i rnus ot qi:
X niilinraa, offir. fur sal on- Kl."i '1.IN"
M U.I., with two run -f bur.. Tb. m,ll ta 5tr, in
and in poo.l or.l.r, with fnnn l.rmv ti, thirti -n-"f
land and a comfort. hie l ltAJIK inVKI.l-IN"
ll('lh; the rryj'rly llng two milua nt
Philinahnrt. foiitir rxinntr. and wilhin a f.w r -I-
of turnpil. ro,l. The Tyrone it Clca'6 id Rail
road run. through tb. Inmt.. wiibin u Irw M
Ih. mill, Tlirr i. ulai u totianli.ral,l lot ot ll'ia
loob and Whilt I'm. timhrr on Ih. Ird. li "
alao u rtrr dr.iruhlt fooaiion for t It vilin rat
lorr, (und nnr ia ttioob otloil in Inia an-tior,
thtrountr ) Kir fwrlhrr rrlirnlnni ir.i"ir
lb. tuhli-nlwr, lirint on tht li-on-rlt. A i Irral
CIIAHI.KS M. CAIiHAl.l.Alif.li.
ortVSra l'bilii.hurg. Ccntrt rountj, Pa.
Farm and Shop for Sale.
rpilK nnilralKUed offi rl t it aul. lii FAUM.
a im. .ooui mniw.jr rclwecu t Irarnr.a an
urwrn.villf,
Contaiuine Eiclitv-Fiva Acres,
KiftvUr. htint itnprm.il nnd iu u to d atala 4
r-ultivulinn. with u uwnd dwtlliiit hoii and han
tbtrron. toitolhrr wlih H rh. iot rarioi fruit
tro und ovtt IHO rrnpt rinn, umirlr all CfS"
nni. iliao,
The Two-Story Carroutor Shop,
On Third Hlrort, nrnr th. rilr,.a,l d, i.i. In t
Hold borumth. Ttp"' madiursi. Si s poaw..
f irm ut anr Unit. Cill in rnon. or a l !.
llturrl.id, Pu. tiKdltilK THOIiS.
flinrt.ld, Julr 0 If
House and Lot for Sale
s1;
TTUATKD In the borongh af ClnalfleH.
tha antith aina of Pine ati-ret. betwoen Ti "1
and Konrtht being a two atory l'LA N K IH! K
IH by 28 fftnt, a kitchro attar'hed, a gid wrl
water, (nnaip on the iorrh.) with frame
aad athat oHlbntldingatkssreon. Lot .V feet frnnf
Pine alreet, anj nt- n.linz bark K" frrl a1""
an alter te an aller. Trnwt r"-nf.,e. Inqu'ra
of JolIN MDOHBKftt.lSR an tha prrmiw. r .