THE AMERICAN HOUSE,
MirtPMMllW, 4 IraiflrM rninl, I'd,
'ltlK iinlftipnpd I t .-,, ihfi nM nn.J lttf
f ln-irl, (lunnftly kept .y Mnr
l-i""in.) ntnlt in rfntfuf r f i on I Mic
t.n.n.i l.d rntitflv t tiiif.. ft lair it .iinn-lir
,, -'. T tin.,!"!.) Hit i. oink it
t'r ini' I l'C mi! tfjinmMli.lUs h. n,
dec . John j. hi; ad.
THE MANSION HOUSE,
Vhtt.ilrti!il,i ,"V flirt lisrmf his
FALL QOOD6.
RICKEY, SHARP &
CO,
I.I
or.il a 1 1 I .Mm I Iti t Mi,
AM II I II, A
riMIH "III sad rnmmoilloua II olel ha. clurinfr
the past year, been mlargc.l to ,,i,, ju
li.rmrr capacity for the e nterlnititnont nf strnn.
e,r ii giicala. The h.. (milling haa been
rt furiiihc l, and the proprietor will spare no
jaws l render hit gueata flntiitorrulla while
eiaymg with una. DAVID JOHNSON,
nuvi tl Proprietor.
THE WESTERN HOTEL,
ObKAUFIEU). VA.
'PIIK aulnrriber having leased for term of
I years this woll-known Hotel, (kepi for many
Jem by Mr. Lanicb.) ami re lilt gd and relur
riihcd it throughout, ii now prepared to enter
tain travelers and the public generally upon
tarnii it is hoped alike ntrreeahle to both patrons
ml proprietor. Ilia TAUI.K and DAK will
be supplied with the beet the uiarkot affords;
ami no pains will be aparod oa bit part to add to
toe cuuvonienco and comiort of hie guest..
JOHN DULUHKKTY,
"ft" Proprietor.
THE EXCHANGE HOTEL,
in riGDD, pa.
'PHIS old estajiliihment having- been !.)
.h .I'Jj.-i.tJ. I T ". P'"'letnr of
imc, uae ueeo inuruughly reo
nvateu i reiurnien.a, and aupplied with all
me modern improvement! and eonvenieneei no.
'"'7 l" a Bret clan Hotel. Tno dining room
liai been removed to the brat Boor, and ie now
nacious inu airy, me cnambers nre well Ten
tiltd, ard the proprietor will endeavor to make
bi' guests perfectly at heme,
j" MORRISON, Proprietor.
'''1 f heltiut Mrtrt,
riiii.Aiii.i.i'iiiA,
I Hate the m l compli t0 ni. I
KU'Raiit Slock (f Fall UmU
titry hv rvr nffrnd.
SLTKnii fsiik an., v0ui poplin.
Kl'IM-lil! ALL WOOL Jut.
VKIiY IilClI PLAID DO.
SKHUKS and HIAKKTTS.
MOI1AIK.S nnd POPLIN ITTH.
W itli an extensive assortment of
Mourning Goods.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
77 Chestnut Hlrect,
aei.101 1 II I T T n ir t .
J. .'. WA1.LACK
..THO. II. flUiv.
THE AMERICAN HOUSE,
l.uthrrNburg, Clearfield Co., Pa.
rMIIH well known and long eatal,!i,brd llo'el
I former y kept bj K. W. Moore, and latterly
by Hm. bcuwea),.r baa been leaeed for a term
ul yeara by tbe nnderie;nel, to which the atti n
" travelina; public ia now called, and a
liberal rhare of public patronnce ia eolicited
arrhVllH-ly.pd riIAAV41'ALI.ACE.
SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE,
Curnruivllle, Clearfield cuunty. Pa.
'PBIS oldand well eaubliahed Hotel, beautl.
I lully situated on the banki of the Suaque
h.nna, in the boro3gh of Curweo jvill,, baa been
d for a term of yean by the underaicned
It haa been entirely rcBtted, and ia now open to
tbe public generally and the travelling
ally in particular. No paioa will be aimrtd to
reud.r c.ueell comfortable while tarrying at this
i-aie. Ample fiublinr rooji fur the .nn.nn.A
finofteame. Charges moderate.
yll U -W. JKKFRIKS.
THE RAILROAD HOUSE!
main sr., riiiLirsnuna, va.
rpilE nnderrlttned keeps eonatantly on hand
1 the beat of Lienors. His table Is alwaya
.pplied with the b, at tbe market affords. The
avehiir. publio will do well to five hire a fall
novl.'tii. l:(Hli:itT I.LOVD.'
O BANKERS,
NO. 35 SOUTH THIRD STREET
rnlLAuLLPHIA.
UENERArENTS,
V FOR 7
PENNSYLVANIA
V?. OF THE ,CNU)J
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
Tee STII. I.,.,.,.. ,, .
CASH CAPITAL, f 1,000,000, FULL PAID.
e..Miu7,i ..."o',?.'"" Pol'cilora.wbo
l-t ""' Tl , 7, "" "ffl'-aMoa owrofaea.
i- w. iAkk i iC
n. 8. HlssiiL, Matiairer.
au-J!l-ily "
SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE,
COXESTOW.V, DAUPHIN CO., Ta.
'Pill: nn.leraierned takes thia method of in
1 forums; the Watermen of C'lrnrDfld cour.tv
malhe fasa rdittrd acd re.oi,en..H tk i,,.i i. ' '
aeilf kept by K. Shrcinor, at Cojoatown, where
t .ill lake aperial psina to render sati.f.ction
te all who favor him with their patronage. He
... ,ou an ma ro,.ke out of fha river and
r anted anubbine; ports for half a mile above his
flace. (fcbl8,7j (.KtlllUB FALK.
jfioots ana ,$tots.
PEACE lWLAniED.
THE WAS OVBRJII CLEAKFIELD
KNOX TOWNSHIP (tUJKT.
Xtnrty all the Contrabnnds going bark
to their olil masters; hut 'nary oitt
ping ta oil MiisMchusrttt, vl.ere
tlfy tare inrd fo lung and so in !!.
IN' cotrteqaenre of the above facta, ?. BIIORT,
of the old "Short bhoo Shop." would an'
iwince to his numerous patrons, and tbe people
ofOlearfeld county at large, that he haa now a
tint rate lot of ?ood material, Juit received from
111 i heat, and ia prepared an snort notice to make
id mend Wools and (shoes, at his new shop in
lirihatn'i row. He is satisfied tkmi k. .
alLIU'ilwa it might be some intensely loyal star
i boms patriots.) He is prepared to sell tow for
iMa or Country Prodaee. lion't forget the
ok'Hw-aeit dour to Showers A Qraham'e atore
" Market stroM, Clearleld, l'a, and kept by a
frllow eomtnonly called
'.'!-'7r "SUORTV."
W BOOT ASII0E SIIOI'.
EDWARD MACK.
Cor. MARKET A 3n CLKAIIFIlil.I), Pa.
TMR proprl.tor has entered Inta the BOOT
8IIOR bnainess at the abova stand, and
Jftermined not to ba outdone either ia qual
"I or p'l" fur hii work. Special attention
'.II be paid to manufacturing Hewed work. He
lai on hand alar; lot of Krench Kip and
Hkins, of the very beat qnality. The citl
sa of Clearfield and vicinity are rrrntctrully
uritedto rive him a trial, No chares lor calls
"vV j if
m 1500T AI) SIIOE SHOl'.
IS CI 'KtVKSHVILI.E.
IME autacriber liavlng lately started a new
Knot and Shoe abop In Curwenaville, on
. atreet. opT,oalto Joseph R. Irwin's Urn
''t, re,pectlully announces to the public that
" prepared to uianu'acture all atylea of Dools j
""J Sboea, and everything, in his line, on ahort
tiee. Ho also keeps on hand a rood aasort- '
t of riariy.made work, which la will sell j
'ap for caab or cnoatry pro-lure,
"tlf-lf 8:l:i LKWIfl ?. KO.iS.
628 HOOP SKIRTS, 628
And
COIJSETS, CORSETS.
WM. f. 'HOPKINS,
VtH .Irrh Slrrrt, I'htrn,
M A VITACTL RKR OF TRM
Celebrated "Champion" Hoop Skirts
FOR LAPIKM, MISKKS AND CIIIMiRF.N..
The Inrgeat anortment, and beat quality and
tjloa in the American Market, Kvery lady
ahould try them, as they recommend themaelvea
uy wearuir longer, retaining their shape mocb
oeier, Demg Hunter anil mora olaatie than oth.
era warranted in ovory reapect, and sold at
very low trices. AaK lor llopkin's "CUAM
1'loN" hKIRT
Superior Handmade Whslo-Rone Coraota in
fifteen different (trades, including the "Imperi
al" and Thompson A Lancdon's "ULOVK KIT
TINU" COHSKTS, rancins; In prices from HI
cents to f j .'.0 tojether with Joeeph Meckel's
celebrated FRENt:H M'OVK.S' CiiRSKTi, ,,,.
rior aliapca nnd quality, ten dillerent cradi-s,
from f I 10 to S .,u. Thry are tba fineit and
beat (roods for the prices, ever Imported. The
Trade aupplied witl Hoop Skirts and Corsets at
tbe lowest ratee.
Thoro vi-iiinj the city should not fall to call
and examine our oods and prices, as we defy
all competition. Sept. 17, iiyft'i
Ladies' Fancy Furs.
AT
JOHUFAEEIBAS'
Old I'ltaMiilieJ
Fur Manufactory,
No. 719 Arch atreet. above
7th, l'hiladvlj.hia,
m
H.irr now in utore f mr
'own Iiiiit'irtutionRiiii Mu.n
vi jf:- uiacture, one m the lrr''l
nn! mnii Wtii(ir! wlertioni of FANCY FU(M,
ror l.itilK-i anij t hilln-u i wmr, in th rttj. A I
no, fine ftriKrlumit of (icnfV Fur (ilovm and
CVillurw. I am rnkblrj to difron of my (jooJi at
vitj rra.-onaMe prictn, and 1 wf-uld thcrclora w
licit a call from hit frirn'li of Clearllf J count r
and vicinitj, Itrmi-niH-r the Naiur, Nututrr and
HlrecU
J(HI r.4Hl:lH ,
Vo. 718 Arch it., altore 7th. euulb sitle, l'bilail'a.
jt4T I hnre no I'nrtnrr, nor conniption with
anj' other itora in rhilaI-lpLia. nrtl 4m. J
llutln.Hf, JflnujMf, ir-tr,
rm rrm m
II A It l U A II j:.
Alfo. tsnurnrtarrra of
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
i. a n i i r. i. ii, fv
I.OT OI'SAMiLl.s, IMUI'LKS,
llarners, Collars, He., for aale by
MKURKM, A nini.KH.
pAI.MKliS l'ATK.NT I'.M.O.M).
lug Hay Forka, for aale by
MKRRELIa i BKJI.EH.
() 1 L, VA I X T, V U Tl Y, Ci LASS,
Naila, ate., for sale by
MERUKI.L 4. BKil.KR.
JpiiNKSS TlilM.Ml.NCiS & SJlOK
Finding!, for aale by
MEKKELL 4 lilGLKH.
QUXS, PISTOLS, S WOItD CANES
For sale by
MERREI.Ii t B1GLER.
gTOVES, OF ALL SORTS AND
6ttei, for ial by
Uc-unoLt. jl Dtm ifi
llJ ! I HON T'l i;ON "TlUON "!
For asle by
MERRELL & HIGI.ER.
JJOIiSE SHOES & HOUSE SHOE
KAILS, for tale by
MERRELL Jfc HIOLER.
IJ)LL.l.l'.l I5L.ULIVS, AliL SIZES
a-
And best Manufacture, for aale by
MERRELL & WGLER
'JMILMBLE HKE1.NS AND l'JPE
BOXES, for sal. by
MERRELL A I1IGLER.
!!! lo I7...sus )!!!
I? MAD "CAHKal ULLY!
Your Best Interests De
mand It!!
'A
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pODDEIt CUTTKRS-for ealo by
MERRELL t TtlQ LKIi.
SAWS I SAWS! SAWS
ATTENTION, LUMBERMEN !
f KEt'oiA tio.v i.r s.nrx!
EMERSON'S
PATENT I'ERFORABATED
Cross-Cut, Circular and Long Saws,
(all arMMixa avoidku.)
ALSO,
Emerson's Patent Adjustable Swage
For Ppreadiog, Bhsrponlnj, and Phapiof tbe
Teeth of all Splitting Saws.
.Send for a Descriptive Circular and I'rlco
LIt. ' MEKRKLL IIIGLKK.
Jant If General Amenta, Clearfield, Pa
The Lightning Tamer.
rpilK nnder.lttnvd are the sole Amenta In this
L counlv for the "North American Ualraniird
LKIIITNINd KUUS." TUe.earetheoolyaafa
rou. now in uae. ana are endoreed bv all lb.
scirntilto men in the country.
We hereby notify the rittrene of Iho county
that we will put them up a better rod, and for
tcsa money, than la charred bv the foreign
Rents wbu annnally traverae the eonnty and
carry on our little caan, never to return.
ENCOURAGK 110.MK LAliOR.
Thnae wtablnr Lishtninr Itoda erected on
their buildings need but address aa by loiter, or
call in wraon. We will put them up anywboro
in the county, and warrant them. The llodaand
rixturce can be aeen at any time by eallinir at
oursii.ro. Mr.ltllELb UIULIfK.
C lealficlj, June 1 1, lf 8 tf
G. S. FLEGAL
IiEALEIt Iff
I .(.IMTKH'M FeOTIt.Ue-Notieo is hereby
I ffivrn that the following ncroiints bnv. been
'.mned and p.-ard by mo, and remain filed ol
"Til in thia ollico for tbe inpcotion or heira,
f"'iM.cre.itra, and all other, in anvolh-r way
't'Teited, and will lf prearlileil to the nott (lr.
I"n"v,urt ol Clearfield rnunlv.tn he held al the
'"rt Ilouae, in the bonmjh ot Ch-arlieM, com
"emu on the second Mondavof Jnnuarv. I (.
acconnl nf liavid llrr.-lrr, (uar.liaa 0
aa.re.a Kleral, Pre.ton Fhfal, l.ll.n Kl.-arul,
t" lent, John Heel H J.m. a Flecal,
". here of Jamoa L. Klecl, late of Uoelicn
ak,,, t leartic Id county, I'., thfraseit.
'epi.rtial scouiit ol 'J liomaa II. Forcev, aj
niatialor of the ettate of Maitlirw A. I orcev,
' f Uradrord town. hip, Clearfield eonntv, I'.'.,
""'UP.I.
(ln. hnai account f John itlierow, CTerulor
' 'te b.t will and teatament of ll. nry 11,-rarty,
' Ouhrh township, Clearl.clt! county, I'll,
'"al accnant of John l!nao. evecntor or the
' i.laiol tetamfil of .l:,ne lor.i,rane, lale ol
'tl. I...I,.;,,,,, ( t,.ri1(.j eiv, I',., ,le. n.,,l.
A. w. I.KII,
l:r'.i.Ti:it'a tirri, r. I ltrzi.trr.
""'". I. I'a., lire. Ill, I-T.k .",1.
JOHN M. MELLOY,
If AfltTACTCIRR Of
Plain, Japanned & Stamped Tinware
AMD rtKAf.Kn Iff
lloune luriiltihig- Ciof.d, Tin Hoofing and
C'ondiirtnr Dpra.
No. 7'I3 MnrJc-l Ptrrt,
ng 1y I'HTLADKU'IITA.
DREXEL & CO.,
No. 34 Mouth Third Mtrcct, PhlUarlpn
it.t.rKiits,
And Dealers in Government Securities.
Aj.ilirttin lr mail will rrreivn ntnit atlrn
ti'-n, and all iiafuriMMtion cbcerfulljr fumivhed.
OrJert solicited. aprll tf
REIZENSTEIN BROS.,
Manufactaran of and Wboteiala Icaters ia
MEN AND HOYS' CLOTH INp
I'll Market A 411) Merchant Street,
nig!'.? PIIILAI'KI.I'IIIA, I'a.
STOVES AM) HOLLOW - AVARE,
AND MAXtTACTCItER OF
Tin, Copper &. Sheet Iron
Ware,
Plilllpaburn, Centre eo., Pa.,
r,
Notice lo Creditors.
ti.i Un !,. l'..,i ,.r ri.. 11 ,.
J 80S winter. 1SG8
JAMIS, KENT, SANTEE & Co.,
Importers and Jobbers of Dry Goods,
Una. , H7. A St I N. Third RI,
I'llll.AIiKl.l'III.A.
Vt't are now prepared with our u"na1 evtenatve
and well a."rt,.. .lock to oiler extra indueenienla
toCAfll lll Yhll. aprll tf
'I"' hull, r ol th,. r.' .lo ol I
' "I V.I . .,!, I t..wn.l,ip, ,l.v,
' '"ll. I,! . f ), ,,,.1 net (,t ,
of and
't'll.'uel.l
iintv, I'a.
bard Itoalra.
e,l. ' he p
rl, Koal,.,
1, .' H-, ii, i f 'i nrr, piore or
r hun.lrtil nnd e-elily d"l-
"II Hi- I 'III ,.v ol X,i,l.IT, A. 1 1. I"i..
""'d i'. ai. by the I'ourt, and or. I, n d tl.-t
rale ii majc in lit Ira.t cue new "j.aj.i'r
' '"'I I I ImrlieM cotliilv, iliforluili all per-''t.-i,1
nt ,, ,j,nril ,c ooi,ririueil
ijl.lv Pn..t .,rr.. i. r.t obiirtions are hlid on
iv tl" second .Mmi Iny of January. A. !.
i .. .... ' . ,
i, ".' .oe,.in'ri. n. , i. en,
iMl. I1..L ,t lt.nl.,.,' I1
I',
Herb of Orphan.
JaluaWr I'm m al rrl.afc Sale".
Tin
I ' ' n" tf"'ifn. 1 nw vfit-rw tl rritate Kale hi.
J lJ,,,,lnM'' ' Lir.-n.TtownlMf.M-artirl.l
I,'1' l'ii.-. on the nortli Uy ttie rintipn
y 1urnnke, mul i.n the wwt Ur tlie
1 ':n,,'," i. ri.rr.
fMTuv,N() i;k;HTV TOI H ACltK.?.
i,.' ' "'"I ftiy of wliich nre clean-.! nl
H'll .t '1t'""- n'l lin . it) if lli-Tffin a L'HI
"'"I' an orcLnrd.
, Ttr.
vd a yriDg of gf J
STRETCH, BENNETT & Co.,
(Hiic(enr" t I'ettT T. Wrtplil A Co.,
mrtiRTt hi or ?r i rnn m
ii:r;s and m kdicines,
At in.
Brandies Sl Wines for Medical purposes,
Jel.ftirj No. Market Ft., l'bilad'a.
BENSON, CAMPBELL &Co.,
No. IT N. Fifth Ft. and 24 Commerce,
rllll.ADKLI'HIA, Ta,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
And Commission Merchant,
rem tbi tALW or
Wool, Ointrnir, Fur FVin, Featheri, Lenlner.
Flux Heed, hrltd Fruitl, Cier pped, lionlB,
.Ucpr bklnn. H tiller, Heepwai, Khtep
Fktna, K?r. ie., e., Ati.
CONSKiNM KNTS SOLlCITKn.
Weekly Trice current forwarded oo renoest.
Juno 1
Til It IE VI 1VS nf Cfiil. i,n ll.U i .-i - .".l.
itm j one irt-
I . a .1
J. tin. ,,., -.,.,1 fM a... . ... .rw...nAl
, , ',r T'f n other partirnlnr, on
J-m. Son ims hiAb.
'V-t W. 17, le. 2m ,...
I KM"., BI.!I'Nl;s3 A CATA lilt II
tn-ritf l with liie nlmoHt mif.rt . J-r. J.
I.AACf. M. P., una !V"i' "r of iii"ie of the
Kye n.i'l I'.ar In the M Mitral VoiU tre of Pennrl
Ii xm rxperienee, (fnrmr)T of lsTrten,
iillani.)'jVv. Arrh Wrt, I'inl'a. lefti
montittli can hr eern ml his fhMi. The mr-iical
fur-ultr are invito J to ''eotnitari their riinti,
ni he ha iw nrrr tj in hi profrxjuuiu Artificial
Nu cnrc tr !-Ij.'18-ly.
amiiinti'in.
Ti ii tM a coshtaiu.i;h i ei.
He have printr d a loro nntnltr of the new
M.E 1'ILL, nd will on lb reeeit of twcnir
hvercntf, mail cnyj to an adJrM, mylifi
rptlE nndervlpned rtcpeetfully announrri lo
L tb pnHlio that he hti en hind a car.
lufiT-ieierteti and Wfll asiorted itock of fitorei.
Hit f arietj euntiiU of
HIE CEI-EI.n ATEO IHOXSIDE.S,
Which hart sever failed to glee perfect Mtiifae-
lion to ine mopt lattidioni of tu farehaaera.
Continental, Lehigh, Farmer, PiT.ijrht. fl peart'
Aati sOant, Niei-ra. 1'bartn, Herald. 4e.t
with every vaHet rf the bail
I'ttubarg Maanfirtare.
VTtie Tin end Fheet Iron wire given with
the Movei ft made of tbt fceavieit end he ft
material, end warranted to give perfeot ntit.
faction. Jlii ttock ol
TARLOI. AND IIEAT1NQ STOVES
It larrer, hotter and ehr-iner than ever htfore
exhibited to tbe public. JU defift eonpetitioa
either in vtritt, welny or prioe.
lie ! alto prepared to furaiih complete
attortment of
Tin, Copper, Shoet-Iron, Wooden and
Willow Ware,
Wholesale or rrtail, tainnfacUrfd neatly and
with the tole view to tervico, from the beat Ma
terial in (be market.
PLOWS, PLOW POINTS, A COPPER, BRAiS
AND I KoN KETTLKS,
Of every description oon'tantly on hind.
Uli II TNI NO HOW.
Superior point, pnt op on nhort notice. The
Pi iot he oflert to the pullie it the time at it
now ttred by the Pernlmnia Kitlroid Co n
tbtfir buildmgi.
oudeus run srouTiM), noonxu
And other work belonging to hit hotiriMP will
be promptly filled by experienced and killlul
wurkiiacn.
HHAS.-!, CulTKR AND OI.U METTLE
Taken ia eirhenge for (aids.
Jf-Ife e.r.ec(s'ly Invites the ottenlli.a ef
Merrhante wlaltini to fiurehaae at wholeeale. aa
they will Ind It to their advantage to .xaaaino
lis itock before forchasing oleewheee.'
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MISS II, B. SWAN'S
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
1 1 i: till II. i. Ii, c v.
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al coiuiiH ui-e on M-i.d.iy, Nn,, ,i,lM.r Itl, In;
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(..f 1 1...
ti 01'
5 HO
Al;v hrn and the Sclrnri-s
Kur full partlculari aand fur Circular.
" icaruclil, .ov. 12, I8G8 3i. aiijrS'C:
Clearfield Jlcademy.
Rev. P. 1. HARRISON, A 21., Principal
rpilE hKCOND SKSKION of th. nres.ntscho
'.... . 1'"ui ,ni Institution will oommenoi
.auuai,iii j.tel d.yof Nuvemher, I BOB,
ruiins ean enter at il.. i h.. .m k.
oharud with tuiUon frona the tims Uiey ent.r to
v, au. Doasiun.
lh. Course Of instruction .mliru,.,
included in a thorough, nraetleal enrf
pliahed .duoation for hoth
Tha Principal, having had the ad van to ire of
-4"tu pneuc. in ois proroseiun, assures pa
renta and nardians that hie ontlra ohilii. .nrf
oeroioa to the moral and man.
Ul training of the youth placed under hia chares
h:hmm of tuition
urmofranhv. K.n nir lVHn A n-i
T '-Hifcw.ti., per 6wm1uu fit weeks) - ,o .
urammar, uoograpoy, Arlthlnetle, and
History ft 00
Aipeora, ueoinetry, Trigonometry, Men.
suration, Hurveyintr, Ptiilosophy, Vhvsi
olo(ry. Chemistry, llook Keeping, flotany
and 1'fiyatoal tieography . . t0 00
Latin, Ureek and French, with any of the
above Itranchea . . 00
SMv-rao ueuueiion win be made Tor abaence.
.JMV'r'or further particulara inquire of
Kor. V. h. IIAHIUrJON, A. M.f
Cle.rneld. feh. 6, Url8 If. Principal.
nn i""i
"MI )aM.)U S.MJIIO(
a-IIUI I IIUlll'C ,
Pianino 'iMH.
I.. Ilced,
f. Weaver,
. NOTICE. w."w!
Powell.
Belts.
ii. I,. iti:i:iir tv t o.
CLEA It FIELD
PLANING MILL
ALL RIGHT!
'PllE propriitora rcapoot fully inform Ihccitiscni
of Clearoi'ld eounty, that they havo out in ly
refitted thia eatahli.hmcnl with the latcrl improved
unit working machinery, and are niw on-pared
to eiccuto all orders in their line of liu.ineaa.
They will give eapeciaj altentiun to the manufac
ture of matrrial for house Luilditig, ruch aa
FLOORING, WEATHER -BOARDING,
sash, doors, blinds,
it it.i h i'.th k .vtm.in.rus,
OF ALL 8TYLK8.
We alwaya bate oa hand a large stock of IlllV
1.1 MIIKII.and will paycaeh for all char l.uiuWr.
flne-aud a half iueh liancl atuff nrefcrrcd.
Lumber Manufactured to Order, i
(lr exrhangi d, to auit customers.
VO-nrdcrs solicit, ,1, and Lumber furnlahed on
ahurl nuticc and on rcasonalde tcruia.
(J. L. HLKD A CO.
ov. 7, 1 7.
II ,.,1.1
Terms of Subscription,
ntll. Ill tlii-,r In i:lks .
ii j.hi I alici Unci nn I In i.r. na ... i,ili,.
If paid alln lin- e.n ,ii. n i.f n n Hi,
f? 00
J nil
Mr. T. II. Wnao, our rnrciitan, la autl,nrir
to re,i,,t i,ir mum-) ,mi. iutii the .ith,-en ni-eimiit
"f Hll.ili.li,li, ..Iveili-iiif. ji.li Work, ir.. In our
aoiMiice. til. II. :i. Iilli, A Mil.ll
.'.itnr and I'ri'i'riet
Cliunril I)i:iiication. The Vresly
tfi itiii t'hiitt li lit Opolfi, w ill lio Jul
icntoj on iho lull day of January
tiexi. norricott will cominoiioo pro
punitory on 1'riJny cvoninte, Slh. Al
aro cordially invited.
Y. 13. Hltiikhlanii, I'it.stor.
I I 6 8981 ZI 01 I I
k i: y.stom: ,st e
IEC0ND St., CLEARFIELD, Pa.
K. A.
Pmm.
luviv....
...lonir I atvii?!.
..J. II. Inwitt.
I rit.a-derman Fitch setts, French r'qoirrel
sett.. American S Uirrel setts, Salile Vie
lorinea, hilvor Jdartin aetts, Miok rapes aad
ssuita, Uenti far cellars, (Heaver aad Mink) at
J. I'. KKATZKH fl.
SW A inn PA ( FA. Kenaedy'i Mooicd
IMrcnvery, llelmhold's ltucha. llaacr'a Coa
Liver Oil, Jana'i and Aver's mediclnea ef every
kind, for sole by IIAtlTfrWlOK IRWIN.
T
1IIR liKMOf'RATIC ALMANAC for MW
Uf J and iar;8 nr aale at tha Peat OITioe.
l'rice cents, .Mailed t. any aihtttss. D's-U
NEW GOODS!
Shawls I Shawlsl Shawls I
ISLANKET8! BLANKETS!
Hoode-I Nubias I Breakfast Shawlsl
LADIES' FURS!
CAriTETS AND OIL CLOTHS '.
Ladies' CoatsI
LADIES' AND CIJ1LDRK.VS SIIOKS!
.Ill Wool lit pit
FRENCH AND EKilLISH MOhUNOS!
Silk Fiaiah VISLVKT forsulu!
Alei.ader roPLINS I
All Wool rV,AID8!
Ken.liec Repellant t
Chameleon Poplin I
Tappa Cloth Tar Wrapp.n!
Ladles' Cloak Inga I
Water Proof black and browa I
Caaairaerea-fur men aad buys !
Donnet Velvet, Ribbons Flowers, Feathers!
Ladie'i and Children's liatal.
Wool and Cotton De Lalnsi !
Ma, Una, Flannels, Prints I
Zophre, worsted and wool Yarns !
Dress Trimmings, lader Clothing, lists, Cat a,
llorlery, Gloves, and a complete assortment ol
11 kinds of NOTIONS, at very moderate rrieea.
xivlixg & mowiAia.
Cleatdeld, OoUl.'i, lS8-lf (S..1T
New Store in Madera.
m:ssns.j. ronn:srtt- sox
T.I TOCLD reapoctfully Inform th. public that
l they have jnat opened, ta MAIiKHA,
Clear6eld rountr, Pa., an oatir. new stock ol
TALL AND WINTER (iOOHS,
Which they are prepared to sell as cheap as the
cheapest.
Their stock consists in part uf
Dry Goods of lite I'.cst Quality,
Such as Alpaccaa, lirlaoea. Prints, Mualins,
Cassimeree, Satinets, and Flannels,
lu'iidy - Matlo Clotliinp,
Of the beat quality, mch la Coats, Pants, Veata,
Overcoats, Overalls, China, Collars, Ac.
Moot, NlOOS fllltl Gllitl'M,
Also al th. very bast Qnality.
A complete stock of Groeeries.
In short .verything oaoally kept la a oonatry
tor.
Consumers, Look to Your Interests I
Call ana examine Mr ttosk aad prices before
purchasing slsewhera.
LUMBER AND GIUIX
Of all kind. Uesn la escbanje for goods.
(T-RememKer th. place, Uadera, Clearleld
eonnty, Tena'a,
i. Forrest 4 so.
Octobrr 31, se7-l(,"
E. B. PATTON & CO.,
Hat ing filled up a Srat -class
PLANING 3IILL
Are prrparej to furni.b. all kind, of
Manufactured Lumber,
uth a
Flooring Siding, Surfaoe-ErMMd Lnm
ber, Sath, floori, Blindi,
Ami every tlt'icriti(in of
rLAIN AND FANCY MOULDING.
'Dealers will find it to their advantage to
cumuli our prices before purchasing elsewhere.
Ad.lr..., E. II. l'ATTO.V A CO,
Curwenaville,
Dec. S, MH tf Clcarrlrld eonntv, Pa.
Clothing.
HOW TO SAVE MONEY.
THK times are hards you'd Ilk. to know
How yoa may save your Jul Ian i
The way to do it I will show,
If yoa will read what follows.
A roan who lived not far from her.,
Who worked hard at bis trade,
Rut had a nooeehold lo support
That squandered all h. mad..
I met him oooe. Biva he. "My friend,
I look thread bear and rough (
I't. tried 10 get myself a euit.
Rat ean't sav. ap anough."
Says T. my friend, how snach kav. joa f
I'll tell yoa where to go
To get a auit that's sound and eheap t
Ta RKlZKNelKIN A Co.
II. took what little he had aaved,
And went I. Keieeneteia A Rmtbere',
And iher. he got a bandsom. sail,
For half he paid to others,
liow h. Is home, lie lonka so Well,
And their ellect Is such,
Jhatwhew the, take their daily meal,
1 Ihey don't eat half aa much.
And now he Unas on raturdsy night,
With all their wants supplied,
That he has money left to spend,
And soma to lay aside.
Ilia good saceesa, with cheerful smile,
II. gladly tells to all.
If you'd save money, go arid bay
Tour rti'lhee at
HKIZK.NSTEIK'R CLOTHING I1ATL.
Where the cheapest, fineet and boat Clothine
aad good Fonilahing UoihIs caa b. had to sait
every taste and in .very sl)!. aprll, fij
. Happy .frtr fror lo .111
Chrihtmaa, with all iu joys ami
sorrows, iU turkey, nnd its trouhleti
has vaiiinlicd for anolhor year, and
ero tliis nntnlirr of tho Ilrpultican
roaches most of our readers, tho old
year will havo passed to tho common
gravo of timo, unci bo known no more
foruvor, eavo iu tho mind and history
and clironiilo of tho events which
have nii'tialiised its CX'lHl.IWn.
A roupcotod ootimiporary says :
"Taking a retrospective view, now
as wo draw near tho term of its dura
tion, wo uro cheered by ninny events
ol the year its they pass before the eye,
and wo feel animated with bono on
many Buljects which touch us as citi
zens. Jiut as is the ease will, AVflPV
human picture, nil is not sunshino, till
is not fair, nor tinted in orient hues.
Storms and"dieaters loom over parts
of tho horigon, and tho electricity of
a"KT passions ailmonnlicB us of dan-
gerand impending calamities. Ifwar
has ceased to sco urge us by iU pros.
cnt'O, tho animosities it lias engender
ed havo not ceased to excrt iso a po
litical influt nee fur harm. The presf
that most yjwerful lever of maii--has
contributed its full sharo to tho sa
turnalia of politics, still keeps tho citi
zens of one section iu hostility to those
of another, nnd has educated tho sons
of Massachusetts to rc'tird the sons of
South Carolina and Virginia as their
natural enemies, till they havo almost
como to believo that an irreversible
fiat of destiny lias ordained then foes.
TJ10 means by which this tinhappv
condition of tho public mind has been
reached aro ftiirhood, abuse, sectional
feeling, and a mistaken conception of
self inlercst. Sedition, too, has lifted
lis initlelicieiit voice and spread its
pernicious sentiments through tho me
diums of the press, the rostrum, nnd
tho pulpit. Wo havo beheld talent
lending its powers to tho uso of agra
rianism, and the subversion of the
fundamental laws of Christianity, uud
tho social compact, ns well as of civil
constitutions. lanalicism, disdainful
of nil concealments, proclaims its un
righteous tenets, nnd daily poisons
tho minds of its misguided followers
wild tho ravings of blasphemy, nnd n
dialect of iiiscnsato madness which tops
tlio infinite of Jacobin audacity. Nay,
there are those in Ibis fair land to-day,
w heso iiiflueiico is pvat, and, we fear,
growing, Vhom tho poverty of lan
guage can only describe ns connecting
links in Iliat historical chain which
beginning with Nkiio, was continued
through IloBEspiEiiE, and is to-day
perpetuated in thining lights of Amcr-
caji legielation.
"But enough of stern liislorie.il pie-
turtngs lor to-day. 'Fill bigh the
bowl with Samian wine,' let festivity
and mirth, nnd light and gladsome
hoat'Ls hail tho recurring uiiuivcrsary
of the birth of the immortal King of
IJenvcn and Jjtith. Tho Krastian
spirit of innovation In our times and
ninong our 1'iirilnn Inw-mukers is fast
seeking to substituto Thanksgiving
Iayg and National Stato hollidays
for tho glorious day of days that on
w hich tho Nativity of Ciiiiist occur
red nnd which is consecrated through
all lite ages to the sublime in religion,
the beautiful in poetry, nnd tho useful
nnd truoin humanity. A thrice happy
N i:w 1 ear to(all our friends.and Iocs."
Niw-Mim I'm., r,,,, i Iimm'
hii u (mm nl v it !i an riilntiii e abed
of ft How mul uaefiil work iimv leiiifi
piiDHHliciI ly Mmi, ti, p. wi.jt.
I'o , tin- New Votk Ailv ei lisitijr Agents
beisij a complete Atiivrieait Nowsp.
1 . 1 . 1 . .
,..r iMininij n in n (Hill Hlllthili
much titicded, hinco iiothing of tli
kind having any chiims to idinplete
ih'sh itua over been published.
Messrs. Jt.nvcll A Co. havo spared
110 pains or expense in make tho forth
coming work complete. Vo under.
stand the book will bo a handsomo
octavo volume of about !IW) nnres
hound in ilui k cloth, and sold for liv
dollars per copy.
As tho publishers nro Advertising
Agents, their issuing a woik contain
lug so much iulorination, usually jcal
ously guarded by thoso in that busi
itess, shows that they nro confident of
their ability to bo of service to adver
tiKcrs, or they would not so readily
placo 111 their hands tho moans of en
abling every ono to communicate di
reel with publishers if they so desire
The IU11.IJ0A11. This much desir
ed and long looked for improvement,
is nearly complete to tho depot. Tho
construction train now runs to the
northern boundrvof the borough. AVo
aro informed that by tho 20th of Jan
uary, should tho weather provo favor-
nblo, regular passenger and freight
trains will run to this placo, besides,
the telegraph will be completod about
the game time.
Wo understand that tho following
arrangement has boen made for the
observance of the "Week of Prayer,"
(January 4 )) Monday and Thurs
day, in tho Baptist church; Tuesday
and Friday, in tho Lutheran church ;
Wednesday and Saturday in the
Methodist church. All nro earnestly
invited to attend this concert of
prayer.
.Ihtltlf nf I St tVrrs.Nrja lea Alfnnrl
ftlirret.rrf IhplrHntt.
The Si'i ielniy 4 tho Tlifiuy re.
P'ltlstliat Ihn amount ol the p'ubbo
debt, nn the lit at tbiv of Novetaber.
Isn7, was fJ,4Hl .f04,4.'fll ) sjid then
on the II ml day or November, lli.it
amounted to :,,ri'.,7,lL".l,0.'L'-', which
shows an inerense of tho debt, during
the) last year, of .1."i,.W,r,UlJ.tii
Tha Sirrotary also gives the follow,
i tig statement oi' receipts front Internal
revenues lor the Inst three flstal years.
For the year ending June 3(1, ln..S((l!i,S;tC,n.tJ
Ko, Hie year en. III. June .'III, lstl7.,.2i;o.u:,7'i;,43
For I lie year ending June JU, ISCS...vl,OS7,SSV,f2
It thus nppears thut tho internal
revenue receipts lor tho years ending
June 30, 1S07, fell below tho receipts
for tho year ending June 30, 1 wi, $43,.
1!H,1!77,;., nnd that tho receipts for
tho year ending Juno 30, 1SG8. tell
short of the receipts for 1807, $74,939,
'J4H,0i. The roceiptsfor tho first four
months of tho present fiscal rear were
$4H,73G,34H,.13. If tbo recoipts lor
those months are an index of those for
tho remaining eight tho receipts for
tbo present liscafycar will bo $141),-
20!l,044.
Hero is an increase, of tho debt of
thirty-fivomillions.anda fallinc offiti
the rcTenues gt socio fifty millions.
Hy this showing, if Congress contiue
their profligate waste and extrava
gance, at least ono hundred millions
will bo added to tbe public debt dur
ing tbo current year. Tho Secretary
tells them, iu plain terms, that tho
oxpcndituies must bo diminished and
the revenues augmented byadditior.nl
taxation, leaving to be Inferred, that
if these things ors not done, new
loan must bo resorted to, or the
Treasury will fail to meet its engage
ments, which, in the parlance of busi
ness men, means that the Government
will be bankrupt.
aa- so
Menard, tho nerro Contrressman.
finds Washington to bitrU lor him
both in the prieeof board and tbo airs
of his radical brethren.
A Washington correspondent of tbe
Bultimore Vun intimates that Govern.
or Curtiu bus the best chance for Uni
ted slates .Senator.
a.
The names of the Jurors for Janu
ary Term will bo found in this issue.
It will ba very necessary fur those
summoned to bo punctual in their
attcndatico tit Court,us two important
trials arc pending, and fines nnd costs
may bo imposed (or non attendance.
At llartswiek A Irwin's uro to bo
found just tho things to make little
and big, old and young, in fact the
whole family happy, on New Year's
morning, provided tho articles aro se
cured by Thursday evening.
Messrs 1'assmoro & Bowman, are
tho first to 0K'n business at tho rail
road depot. They nre iiott prepared
to furnish comers and goers with
everything in their lino.
Ia Lumbal City, on the Uth of Iaecsnbev, 1A6S,
hy Rev. J. W. Bccklet, Mr. GK0IIUE Hl'PSON
LVT1.E to Hirs LVU1A KELLY, hath af Lam.
ber Irty.
On th. sain, day, by tlio earns, Mr. DAVIS
SMITH to Mia. Jl:MK SIERHSU; both of
LuiiiWr City.
On the IU uf UoconiUr, 1SCS, at Mayville, Pa-
by ltov. Im Bnowaaos, Mr. ADAM Sl'LPU to
Mi.sSol'UIA liOWLItt-O.X; both of the Stat, uf
nnavlvania.
Messrs Wm. i!ecd A Co., publish in
another column, "great inducements"
to those in need of cheap dress goods.
Miles . Tate, JCsq., former! of
this placo, lias been appointed Notary
Public for Tionesla, Forest county.
Wobtiivof Imitation. Tho Jeui-
oerats of Clearfield county are nbout
forming un organization to bo called
tho Young .Men's Democratic Associa
tion. This is well. In tima of tieiirn
prepare for war. To redeem thcStato
from radical domination, tho Demo
cracy must net wait until political
excitement rises to lover beat. Let
similar associations bo formed in everv
county nmr, and let each of them be
put upon a sound financial basis, by
exacting a liberal admission feo, for
active membership, with a nominal
sum for those w ho are less able to
contribute their money, but who nre
willing to help with their presenco
and good will. Then let sensible
speakers bo selected, and sound and
reliablo newspapers bo secured lor
general circulation. lircauburg Democrat.
II. HOIS I SO A CO..
PORK PACKERS,
.!' 3.e. lAhrrly SI., rillubnrfh,
Havo oa hand a targe stock ot
Bacon, Sides, Shoulders,
FI.A1N AM) H OAR fTltltn HAMS,
.Moss Turk. Pried Beef, am! l- f l.r l. all of our
own I'aeliliig, t'nrinj: and rmoaing.
Lard Oil, Flour, Cliccso, Dried Apples
and reaches.,
With . general assortment of drocerlrs, at the
lowest liiurkel piiees. Juoe IS. 'OS Ij.pd.
Cum. i
J now pri
I'tllt 4 l,lw-Tlie undersigned ia
roioireii to etifplv anv auantilv ,f the
I'! qnntiiy ( ('OA L mined ia tins loealitv. and
at rraeondlilc rales.
Order, solicited, and prompllv fillid.
NATHANIEL MHIIEU
Lawrence I p., Nov. IS, Isss Im.
S IIIKt tll NTOK( tSIMOt 1-I.F.AW
of Clearfield eoonty. Pa.
lirrarv It una 1 Sejiiimher Term, 1SST.
va. N,i.s;n,
A haivta. ) Aliaa Siihpesaa 3nr Divorea.
To Anna Keller. Respondent:
Vna are berrliy noliAnl and required to be and
appear in your own proper pcteou at our nev
Court of Common Fleas, to t hiiUlcn al I'leatfteld
oa Mon lav, the 1 1th day of Jatiunrv. lsf.0, belore
onr said Judge,, to aji-wer such tlutg, a- niay bo
then and there charged again.! yoa in the o
pleml of said libellant, in Hie , rocccling. now
pendirg. and to submit to aueh order and decree
as th. Court may laatri and here-.f fail not.
(IcelP ti IVHL.NU8 HOWE, fhuiH.
CoNKTITl'TIONAt, JlirrKRENCES.
Thero nro many constitutions so inhe
rently defective in energy as to derive
great benefit from a moderate uso ol
puro liquor combined w ith such vege
table medicines nnd oilmen na pntur
into tho composition of Roback's
Momaeli Jliltcrs, nnd thero aro many
situations in which even the henllhiest
derivo additional security from their
occasional use.
If healthy persons nro exposed to
unusual and continued exertion in
confined nir, or under tho heat of the
sun, or to tho infliieneo ol depressing
watchfulness by traveling, and change
of diet nnd water, or if residents of
malarious districts or tho rank river
bottoms of the West and South, there
can 1.0 no doubt but a careltil uo of
ii.dirA'j aSMiHilr'A Ittltrrt with the
food would surely 1 the means of
warding tIT actual disease and ena
bling (hem to bear up tinullected
w here, w ithout tho Bitters, they would
likely havo to succumb to disease.
They strengthen, tone nod invignrat",
aid digestion and increase the appetite.
dipt. Mctiiiugbcy, desires every
body lo know that he has got every
thing to miikc n man. w oman or child
feel happy, before, dining, and after
New Year, no difference bow Hue
things look j and those in need of
something of thia kind bad belter call
in time, if they w ish to pass a happy
New Year.
Tho vicissitudes of fortuno cannot
destroy mental culture. Kducation
rises above panics nnd the fluctuations
of Irndo. K nowleilgo and refinement
arc belter than gold Your daughters
can enjiry supeiior advantages at the
Ilollidsysburg Seminary.
Mt RllKItOl S ASSAVLT AND IJoBnEEV.
The Washington .SViir says that on
Friday night last, three negroes called
at tho house of Mr. Henry Perkins,
nenrsurrnus .Mill, in I'nneo (ioorges
county, Maryland, und inquired of his
wife the way to the main road. Im
mediately upon being iuformod, they
rushed inside the door, ono of them
striking Mr. Perkins, who w as shaving
i mo nine, Knocking lnm insunsihle.
At the same timo another seir.ed Mrs.
Perkins by the throat and threw her
with great violence to the floor, and
by placing bis knee upon ber breast,
and ono hand over her mouth, held
her until she been mo insensible.
They then t-ansni ked the house nnd
carried awny $10 in money, three val
uable quilts, two dress coals, ono pair
of pants, one vest, ono revolver, a
singJe barreled pistol, und a silk hand
kerchief. Mia. IVi bitia laid insensible
fur about nn hour, and nut until about
daylight on Saturday morning she
wb sufficiently recovered to call nnv i
one, nt which time she informed a
colored man, who lives near by, of
w nai inu iiuppencil. lips. ood nnd
Unyne, on examining tbo sufferer..
pronounced their wounds of a very
dangerous character. Mrs. Perkins
had a rib broken and was injured
internally. Noelue hits leen obtained
to iho guilly parties. Vttcc Geor
gian.
Ia Bradford toon, lap, on the lSlh of December.
EMA.NI EL WLSOIl ; aged ii years, T mouths.
and 21 days.
In thia borough, on tlx K,lh af December, of
Consumption, MALLSFA, daughter at U. 6. aad
Maat Jst 00Dii aged 17 years, S months, and
lo days.
Iu Bradford township, on th. 3d of Paotmber,
JOHN, infant ion of I'craa and Paoisi (jair.
rira , aged i months and S dart.
In I'nion township, on tlas Jl of December,
OKORtlK ASUTO.Vj aged about P8 years.
In aieo IIopo, on the 111 of Pecemlwr, of Con
mimptiim, WILLIS W. WASIIilfRS, in the Uth
year of his ago.
Mr. Washburn was a yeong man of mure than
ordinary ability, and had not that Insinuating
discs., Consumption, ohosra him for Its vioalm,
be would have been a useful member or society.
In this borough, on the IM of Peoeraher, ISSS,
of Consumption, MAGGIE COI.BfRS; .god IS
years, 10 months, aad T dava.
Maggie's dead! Weep, parents, weep! Sisters.
weep ! The loved one haa gona la "fairer worlds
nn high" gone tu t. your beacon light; hence
forth to guide vi,a to the haren of rest, ln tnnr
sorrow, dwp and worldleaa. mourn not in vain ,
think of her Heavenly visions ia tho "aiok and
dying charalier " think of the glad sarprise of her
front spirit, as it went out from lb. olav formed
casket, eo peacefully, like th. rwect sleep of aa
Infant, aud up tnto boavea tu iu brightness, and
beauty, and 3-J'. to ba forever safe there oh, so
afe! Treaaura her words of advio. and pioos
trust in your memories her bright smiles ia yoar
hearts; and may thev, tfarousrh greater power,
bring yoa to Ve.a.1 Christian lives, Heracmbor her
aa pillowed on the Saviour', breast, ia
'Thst beautiful rand, the city of light,
Which ne or has known lh.' shades of night,"
and never so err as to wish her back amid earth',
aeenea and eorrowr. See her, by th. eve of wis
dom. leaning over the battlements of Hrarrn,
clasped lovingly in the arms of Him in who.
Mood her garineuts wore washod and mad. white,
beckoning you upward. Thank Ood for his won
derful love, in giving her Mob a bright entrance,
through ber eiek chamber, into glory ; and for tha
evidence, bright and permanent, atie left for yoa
to read and ponder "then wonder and adore tha
Lsmk.
Weep, kind friends, aco,nalnUuicca, weep I but
hy your friend's death learn to live lira to a
neliler purpose a higher and holier end; and aa
yoa here cluint those Uovutiful songs vou aang for
her, and think of it all. forge not' that alia is
chanting lh. song that never onds the song of
the Lamb forget not her bright face, her brighter,
sweeter words ofcnnnael and love, and learn your
selves bow a Christian can live aad die.
Weep, pastor, weep! for ono or your lamba is
gone you havo one less to lead to "greea pas
tures." one less to pray fur; but rejoice amid tears,
for one more alar is in that crown awaiting yoa
beyond the starry firmament. May our last end
he like hers.
ytattrts.
B.tn Treatment. Tho Chicig.i
T'i meg remarks: A man and s brotlmr
by the name of Mennrd isnt Washing
ton, with duly authenticated creden
tials nas member df Congress elect
from Louisiana). He is not admitted,
lie cals and sleeps in a nigger shanty,
in a negro qtiarlerof the town. Sntn,
ner dees not invite him to share the
hospitalities of his bed and board. He
is nut requested hy Chandler to take
a dunk. He is not even invited by
lyognn to agitmeof draw poker. Wade
does not take him lo bis arms. Butler
does not invite bis confidence or emit
piinioiisbip. It isa shame a disgrace.
Were old Thud. Ftcvcns alive this
indignity would not occur.
MrsTMrn Oct. By direction ol
Iho President Major Orncral (.). U.
Howard is honorably mustered out of
the aervieo of the I'nited S tut on ns
Major General of volunteers, to take
effect on the first of.lanuarv. General
Howard consequently tails back lo
his rank of Brigadier General in the
regular army to which bo
pointed, December 21, 104.
was np-
A Boston barber has a rnror thst
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years.
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