mi
BOYER & SHAW,
(it . t. ,)
KI AND II BIT-CLA,",
DRUG STORE,
Market SI., Clearfield, fa.,
(AdJ'tlBiOf tlort of R. MeeoB )
HaVIMJ p.ickttri k. iWrt fltor. Feet.,
end re fitted it entirel. meiine: It In I
,,,! flKST-CI.AMi lihUU hTOR K. w
,., op-nine:, to offr to the puttlie.a Fl'LL.
rnMI'I.KIK, end "TKIC1I.V Pt'llk tero.i.
rot of Urur. ('kenan-ole, Paiala. Ilye Stub.,
If., A, e..nilin,( of tills, P.it ti. Vatntebet,
HKUG3, PATENT MKMCIXE3
pjr fctnffi, Tobeeoe, Ctt-are, CoBfeoUeaeries
Ktatiooerv. Ao.
PHYSICIANS
W'll llnd th.lr .took of Pmfi FUM. and COM
riKTK, and ata a.ry (l.gbtadreoreon KtiUra
en ol.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Tasrhera and other will bo furniabed with
lkiiieal and miaoellaneooj booki by c gpresa,at
aiert nouee.
STATIONERY.
Cnitelf ting of Cap, Flat Cap, F ooltcep, Letter and
Perfumed Note Paprre ; ateo, a rery neat stork
f Muarning Not Paporand bnvelopeaea ba&d.
ffoi. renciif. inn. f.
HOU8KKERPER3
Will and a fall tUick of PUKK SPICKS, RODa,
tiODA ASH. Concentrated !,YR. SOAP, fe
LADIES AM) GENTLEMEN
Are riut-d to exam tne this stork of Perfumery,
Hair OiU, fine Toilet fioapa, II rushes, Combs,
Toilet Hen.. Ac, 4.
SMOKEIW AND CIIEWEKS
Will find a full .apply of prl nja Chewing and
(.nuking TOHAOro. Imported and Ioiteitic
ClliAUS, fcooff. Fine-Ctay. An., Ac.
CAitiiON OIL.
Of tfee bait brand, always B hand.
LlgL'uKS.
Tt belt qoalitr-of Liqaora always on band, for
aertieal purposes.
eT Politicians Prescriptions prompt. And
earefullv eompoanded.
May IS, IHtVJ.
REMOVAL.
HARTSW1CK & IRWIN,
DBUCGISTS,
.Ttarkfl Htrtrt, Clear litld, Pa.
Vr' Infirm o.p old and at
If eauinrf. Ihl a. barf reBiotrd our ...
i.hli.himtil to 1st apuioui arw bnildit( jti.t
trfld en Markd vtrcvt, nrarlj adjoining the
nar.iun nuuKnn in. WMU BD4 0to.it Mnf.rf.
'irahani A Bona' atvre; wharo w. rapactful
iDTita tha pnblia t ocm. and buy tbalr
Dregs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines,
OILS, PAINTS AND VARNISHES.
Our ptnek of Ttrnpa and Mcdlciota eanatala of
d.rttliinf Hied, a.Iactad with Iba jr. alt. I
cut, aod
WAia&SIEIl STHTCTLT PUEE!
r alia leep a full atock of Djra, Farfunrrlrf,
T,.,lt arlllra Vn.pa. T.nlk BraaliKft, Hair
ra.hta. Wbttawfa bruabaa, ftd .vary atbar
.iai llru.baa. Wa bav. ft larf. lot of
WHITE LEAD, TURPENTINE,
llnwad Oil, Painla. and ia fart eTfrvtMnjr
tMd ia tka paiatiat; aaaiaaaa, ajkick wa ttcr at
pileaa to aaab bayara.
TOBAOX) AND PEG A US,
Coafwtlooary, Fpica. and tbe larrl alnek of
'hatiea a olfaroi ia-tbla lv..-am aarraat
tito brof tba boat Iba Markat a .r i.
i. (1. H A kINW (OK,
The Great External Eemedy.
Tor Mas and Bftut,
IX WILL CURE RHEUMATISM
Tt ptratarlm of thla prrnarallnn la aa v.tl nua
Uaha, that lltlla newt ha aid in thla eoonacUon.
n VUV II hao nw foll.4 to aim FAlNfTt
rnvoi ArrKitinsx, (-"XTRaitino ki s
m. DTtrrNKH ki pais ihtiik joists,
STITt'll K lnlnaHinK.rHx-11 IN K, Btinst S,
H RN8. I.LI SU8. COHVltand t KOSTI.K rr.KT,
Fmoai affected with kltvuaiali.a. aaa ba aBVatually
an trtraianratlj curwl by u.na Uila vonilerOjl pr.0.
rata ; It intrmua to Uia aarrc and bona Imiaadialclj
aa b.lnaapvllM.
On H 'ltstait will oar. (tntATCFtra HWFFFT,
fil l. KVII. riSTI LA. ttl.lt Rt'NNINO RltRF,
Mini EtwOM.I.AR OAI.I.S. UPRAINKII J'llNTI,
TirfNT't" T TIIK 8Tiri.KH,c. It .III praretit
H'll.WUOH.r aod WEAK LACI I.V MILCU
COWS,
I hara a.t wltb fraat anoraaa In brlnainR Bay
iiitar. within th rrah of Uit I'ohlw. I am daily la
awtntnr Inter, fmm fhT.irtan.. Itrutliata. MrrcbaBta
aaa fameae. teaurriOf U IU eumUre pewen.
DAVID B. FOUTZ, &, ProprUor,
BALTIMORK, Ma.
For aal. hy Hnrtawirb A Irarin, I'lrertlrld, and
W dntffitiata and aturc kcjiara Ibruttfch'iut tha
lailrd Metre. Ii.l.ll It
NATURE'S GREAT RESTOUER
RCIIIibTZ'l
Celebrated Bitter Cordial.
Till!, vfrlieal prfparatfns It now ffarrd to
tba pubiia a a retiabia aahatitato fir tba
ntor wortMrp rompouod which now flood tbe
trfcet, it t pare IT TreKnl'a oropoad ol
avriutt berba. gathered from tha gnat Btora--.
of aaiura, and wleotrd wllh f he Btmoet
It 1 not reomnaii'ndeii m a Craa-ALL.
-it hf I tt direct and (military Inftneor upon
h Heart, LWer, Kidneyt, lnira, Ptonn-h and
Hevelt.it ( both at a prevent a and enr
fer mrf af the dineate to whirb thoee or rant
ire tubjeet II B reliable ramil Medicine,
i4 can ba Ubear ! either in fin t or a1nlt with
ik una benefirUI remit. It la n eertnin,
prompt and apeedv remedj f'ir liarrhaa. Irt
tttttry, Pot coBaplnlrit, Vyrptkt UahfU
f'fiirite, faintinr, Kirkheiidarha, ffl. Fr
' kill tad fevaraot all kinds, it 11 fur better nd
'frr than an qoiniDe, wilhoal any cf iti rer-
kitiooa cRVcta. It crfitf 1 an appetiia, prove a
terml digrelrr, ad will eunterart tha effert
tHi.inor i b few Biidotea. Prepared by J4XB
CHKKTZ, rol Proprietor, N. W. rr. Fiflb
ui He itreeU.. I'biladrl bia, Pa. fold by
lni':f. no i2-ly
Attention, Afflicted I
THR inhaer.ber arirea notiea that ba baa
refBBied the praotlco of Medicine fa l.ttth
'".17, wh-re he tntn-. t flevoit hi alien
lo the treatment of enable Dl-KAJiS
-feneral He will fcffp " band a rhoire i
'"iranf DRriiE-and MtlICINK8 admted to
'ft ii rnt o' ehrntifs dleaaeji. and nay be
"a.ated at bia ooa at any hour of the dny.
N. U. A word to lbe afflicted wild thnmie
. wiay b to vuit.H advntnre. Maf
r ar b aware I hut cutmiftT l'hftcUn wbo
a.niio praetia not Tin 8 to attend to
treainentof tmboric dnf, ana .neev
tntly aintRrr thtmi herea tblaeleaa cf dia
require Bici.retva artentlnn.
UlteralMirg. Feb. 27, IsM tf
Beale's Embrocation,
(I. A T P. CO W K L I. ' ,)
'w ill Jip.,, lnrld.nl 0 lj..r'. Cattle, and
ngataa r'lrih, ra.0iHn Ih. aa. vi aa
.il'rnal application.
tail F.iabrocatioa waa eatenilrfly weed by
l't"?t.iBeBt dnrinf lb. war.
r ,.l. br Harte.irk A Irwlr, Hrrfield.
,Ml'k H. Ir.ln. rarwennill.. Iiaal.l tlttod
dat, U:l.arat-.arr tf
Mcknight & jannot,
ason mid Skish Makfrs,
(lataiediately la mi of Plaolnj Mill,)
CLEARFIELD, Tt.
Till rabarrllMtra woald rearrtrallT Inform tti
A ''tni,(l'li,(i,ia.,Bdthepnblielara.ral
Ul "tea are prepared ts do all klade.f work aa
10.S, CARRIAGES, CLEIOIIS, c.
!? " aotle. aad a reaat.naWa forma, and
,OTalika manner. A arw foatnra la
l ik.t wel'ia oar .wa work.
ardara pranntly ai'eniled to .t
H 1
CHAItLF. JAXHOT.
GEO. B, GOODLANDLTv, Proprietor.
VOL.4iWHOLKNO.2123.
Jlrii Co(jd3, Trorrrirj, (?tf.
II E M 0 Y A L !
REMOVAL!
C. KHATZER & SONS,
To ihe Urfc and alefpint room, on BECdND
PTKKET, tiijoining Morrall t Uifilwr'i hardwarp
aturv vhera tlir will b pleaaud to aaa all their
oli and new ouitomorv.
Oititra oftlw eountT ?iiiiing CLEAKF1KLD.
Bod w ibiii(r, to Bak pnrfliaMB, will And it to
thir advantaga to exatuiaa ttivir stock.
Goodi at CASH PRICES exchanged for . all
kindi of COUNTRY rUODl'CR. jsn?
.SPRI N G GOO D S!
Jl'ST OI-ESIXU A BPLEXDID 6T0CK, AT
Mnb It tf
C. KHATZER A PONS'.
QLOVEU, TIMOTHY and OUCH-
AD RAS3 EKED, AT
Vw.h 17 tf 0. KRATtKB A POSJ'.
(JltllAT IMI.UAIXU
New Store in MuLsonburg!
In tba room formerly occupied by P, T. Hrgarty.
L. M. COUT11IET
fl'AKHH thii method of informing the ritiit-na
of Coviiiston, (.urthiiiiii. (itrard And the eur-
ruundinar itnimtr. (list hi' kaa In ail (tifnai4 at la. pee
t.M-k nl HI'MM KH ClilllK -Kih Itf It rf.-t-r. i
mined to aell TKX I'F.R CUNT tHKAPLK than i
tbe aa-if-.a quahtr of l.ooda c.n he pun-ba-td for ia
any oilier atvra in the BcihUorhuod. Ilia aloih
eouaiata f
Pry Goods of all kinds,
Such a Satinettit, CaRxiint rva, Mdelina, Delaim n.
Linen, Ifrilliiip, ('alieften, Trimmingia,
Kabbom, Laofj
READY-MADE CLOTH I Nil. IUH)T.S A
.SHOES, HATS A CATS,
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS.
Coffee, Tea, Btu.ir. Riue, Molaavea, Fiih, Sail,
Liuvocd Uilt Fmb Uil Carbon Oil.
Hardware, Queeusware, Tinware.
Caatinr. Plnwe and Plow ('etinj.. Xaili, PjtiVrn,
Corn Cult ir a torn. Cider Prcseca, and
all kiada of Axes.
;4..Mr Plowa are of the CurwemrtO and
Centre eunnty make, aod are warranted to be of
ruod quality. 1
Drugs and Medicines,
Perfumery, rainta. Vnnii'h, filaaa, and a fener.
Mffortmcbt of Stationery,
GOOD FLOUR,
Of different brand-, alwari oo hand, and will be
old at tba lowrat poetiWle fig urea.
Stwh u BRANDY, WINE, GIN A wyi.-'KY
AftflO pnnnda of Wrxd wanted fur which the
highest price will be paid.
croviirt i:cn,
On band and for talc at (he lowaat market price
Also, Agent for Wilann'a 8t rat ton villa
T II It E S II I X G MACHINES.
ii,Ca1l and eee frr ymrm-lren, Voo will find
everything anually kpt in a retail atnre.
L. M. COUTH JET.
Franehrille P. O., Jon. 7. Itltt.
Down I Down 1 1
THE LAST ARRIVAL
AND OF COrRFB THE CHEAPEST!
A Proclamation against High Prices 1
"1T"E are now opening up a lot of the heet and
11 mut teajiontiltle (.ooila aad Warea evrr
olTered in thia niarkcl, and at price that romind
one of Ihe food old darn gr aiinup thing. inoe
who lark faith op-n thia point, or deem Our alle
gationa anpQr6a(Pia, need hut
cvff.ir .ir oin store,
Corner Front and Market fltreetH,
Where thy ran k, feel, bear and know for them
eehre. To fully Binlrr-tnml ohm are cheep good,
tlna mut Ire done. Wa do not deem l tMHy-naj-y
ui eniimertiie and item ice oar stock. It i cougb
frr ua to atale that
We have Everything that ia Needed
and oni.nun.rd In this mrli l, and at prices thai
atnirn both old and yninf. -
dJO JOSKPIf F 1! A w A fox.
XEW FIalJIt,FKKI
AND
PROVISION STORE,
1111 K Bn.ltTMjtnr'd bare Jttat rrcrtvrd at tlilr
new etnnd in Wailacrton, a full eupply ol
Flour, Feed, Corn Meal, Baoou, dtc,
CAT. 01!,, (at rrilticrd ralta,) -
A ym-l arlirle of ToUAITo, ritiAKR AND
f.MOKISO TdllACrtl, o..an'ly oa hand.
All or whiib anil Ih- aol.I at i.n 111 i J.. I'tr
( AMI or .iron ia ev:bat.(e for tlll.NtlLtS and ;
I.I'M bi:ii.
. reaprotfully aak Iha pnl.lia to air. aa
(rial befor. f.Brrhaalan brew.
J. P., REAU A 0.
Wallanrtoa. April T, lfa.
EDWAU1) PERKS k CO.,
Flour 'Ijiiaiifaiclurrra,
And ltt-alrra ia
GRAIN OF ALL KIN DS,
p ii i l i p f u r r o , r a .
Vrri.T, Ki pn.T nf ft-oi r, ti iikat,
TORN and t IKlP oonatantly oa hand, and
lur aale at ratra remarket. Ir low. (ti bl ll
Crape Vines for Sale.
V1,L th. trading hardy rarirlira of ftrat qua?.
Ity. t'tlNlltllll (TlTlNllt. 1 U for
bomlred. CUNCORM VIN'KS on'y 10 ornll. Or
d.ra w.liollod aa aooa aa aonr.ni.nt. and AIM in
rotation, by A. M. HIU,P.
IrararH, Pa l Anroio) S, )!.
7
HJJ.
grlruttural ?(mp!ftttfn.
ATTENTION, FARMERS I
(U'ooJ'i New Joatuuti lur jklower).
AB this iaan age of improvement, and know
in that Clearfield ouumy will not remain
litijjt brhiad brai.tereUQL.e, tbe Bnderii;ned
hea availed bimaelf of the opportunity to fur
oiab fB'mera with all tba improved implemeuta
of farming.
WOOD'S CELEBRATED
MOWERS AND REAl EUS !
Tba 3rat and only (tie. Grand Quid M.Jal aa
Mowlag maottin.a taaa awarded to tbia Ua
chin, at tha Paria Expoeition. IAtt7. where a
1ml ol aiitern of the boel tuacbiaea i. ttie world
waa bald. Warrttnttd to
Cut from 10 to 12 Acres of Grass per Day.
If, after a trial of one half day, anything
ahoald prove defect!., ftotie. ahall be f taea to
Iba airut, and time allowed for a aettood trial :
wben. If tba machine doi nal work aa re pre -aented,
It ahall be retnrned.
Coutinoed poaeeaaioa of tba ataobiaa will be
vid.oe. of aatiaraetiun.
Price of Mower ia lilt.
Alao, I.amao Hnrera' Harpona Horaa HAT
FOHK ; lllHKSUlNtf MACIIINKSj t.atf.'
Lorn t.eaer rl A l aod UIAIN K A K K ; ONA1N
OKILI.H; Ualee' Copper ?lrlp FKKD CD TTkK.
MII.TI.lS 11. IIHUWN, Aj.rt.
C.iarfirla P. (I., Hay ID, tfll-tf
liOOTHS IMPROVED
STUMP EXTRACTOR.
Mr mm. booth
A Hutu-rarrer.
Prnprtrt'ira of
the lu prvtd
? T I' M P Kx
lclr.wlb It
diaiin'tly nn
deratnod tha'
liiey watr.ni
this mofh;n
to dojuet m ba
it .i re eom
m ended ei
cel'ing oihr
niarhinea , b)
lu bnieg on
e true ted on
(rue phileo
phical prinri
pieta It will
extract (he
largrat pine
etuiup, aua
pend It abova
f round per
mitUt.tr the
aolltqfarbaelt
ia ihe bie
and will pull
them a Ut a-
len men eas'B. tha dirt fn.ra the rood after
itraelrd. It will Ddll owifir In the liae of th
J -tampi) firm forty to one baodrel per dey. It
J propped up, aa drird
fay i-erfft wnntinc fl
ii y i.erfot. wntinrf rra of lb rue Much in an
ran leke it lo hie farm, and, If Hot to fr away,
wa will go and help eel It op and lest it i if he
is pot aatiffled wt will take it sway and rharra
netbing for our tmulde. Marhines flftO with
Town hip fttxhti. IStngta Machines. $170.
flaw and Cnanty hifcbta for aole.
BOOTH 4 RI'MIMROKR.
J.tNrrcn Lite P. O., Cltar&eld Co , Ps
ci:tihatk.
We, tha the nn lersgnod. having wllnaaed tba
rial of T. J ftnotb'a mpnTd Miuip Katraetor,
on ihe ficrm if K H ire, ntar Latherritarg
oa Patnrday and Monday, tha 7th and 9th of
Niivetndee, taVe pleasure In axying lo tha pub
lip, that we btll7e it to ba the bct trarhme
now in oe for et tract tre stumpi. It la of aimfle
eonMrnetlna. espl'v winnaa;ed, not l abia to gel
nut uf orrtpr, and very durable. Four mm hxdt
ihe midline Irom tb wafn. when tntirn'y
part, put It tcoher, and polled a U'tfe pine
l otri In Irri tbun one hoar, saw inn torn
poll a lage stump with eato. They nea a bone,
but he do, hie work in taking out iha largeit
tun p. withnat a hard polt Mr. Itnoth, the
Patentee, folly anderatande putting up and
hsod'ing tha machine. Wa woald adiieo those
In waaiof stomp entreeteie to see thiaono taated
before percbaing eUswhere, whirb they ran da
free of charge by calling on tbe Proprietor.
J. C. liar re n, J W. Hifkard. R.V. tSparkman
John N ..later, John Kirk J. W Mabaran,
R. II. Moore, ' J. W. Wariaea, W.R Aleaandar.
Oea Hnnjcr, Was D. Uerk, Andrew Wilton,
fi. J. Horn, VYiw. K. Irvia. K. J. Kirk.
Jhims Moopa, I.. H. Cariile, OcB.WiImn P
Lever rlegal, Fred k Smiley, oovlV lf
foundrg and Vlarhlnr hop.
A. r. BOY). TO,,,.
...oio. t. roi ag
BOYNTON a YOUNG,
F0UXDEI.S & MACHINISTS
Manufacturers of
PORTABLE & STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES
C.rtMtr .f Foarlh aad Pin. Ptrmta.
t l.KARI'l I.I.I), PA.
UAVINH rnaprl In lltr roaDurature of flrt.
rlaaa M AL'lil N l.JtV, wa rraprotfnlly inforta
th. pnklie tl ftt w. ara Bow rtrrpared to III all
ordrra aa dimply au.l ar promptly aa ran 1 done
in an, of the eitiee. We laanolacture and dual in
Malay and Circular J3aw-Mills,
Hrwl Bloeke, Walor Whoala. Chartlnf Pnll-T,
Oifford'a Tnieolor, Bt.am llauara. Rlrara Whtallna,
, Oilrra, Tallow Cnpa, Oil Cupa, tlangr Cnekp, Air
Oorka, (llnh. Valvra, rhorh Valm, wroahl iron
Plpra, Hteani Pampa, fioilrr Feed Paaine, Antl
Frirtlon Mntrra, flonp Htone Parkin., flutn Patik
tnf. and all ki'.d. of MILT. YVOHK, logalher
with Plowa, Fled S'.lra,
COOA' AXD 1 RLOR $T0 VES,
and ather CAF TIKIIS of all kinda.
'rOrdora tolloitad and (Had at ait prtaM-
Ail Utt.ra of laqairy with Rf.ranoa to ataahlaaty
TIT m
--ag-3-- .' ., J
i't - i. : v
of our atannfartttr. promptly anaworad, hy addrat'
In aa at rirftrfiold, Pa.
. d.(.T if RirrsTi Tonfi
T
PRINCIPLES
CLEARFIELD, PA., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, I860.
Sirdtt'arf, tfiau-are, (ftr.
MERRELL & 13IGLER,
Also, Manafaetnreraof
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware
CI. tARFlr.LD, PA.
LOT OK SADDLES, RRIDLES,
liarnaaa, Collare, ato., for aal. by
MEKRELL A BIGI.EU.
pALilEU S PA'i'EMT UNLOAD
ln( Hay Forki, for aala by
MEKHKLL A BIOI.ER.
QIL, PAIXT, PUTTY, GLASS,
Natla, .te., for aala by
MERKELL A BIGLER.
jYaRNESS TRIMMrXG&SUOE
Findinga, for aal. by
MERKELL A flini.EH.
fJyXS, PISTOLS, S W ORD CANES
For aal. by
HEKRELL A BKiLER.
gTOVES, OK ALL SORTS AXD
Biaet, for aala by
UEHRELL A BIGI.EK
riiOX! I HON I IKON I IRON :
... For aal. by
M EHRELTj A
BIGLER.
JJOliSE SHOES & 110 RSE SUOE
KAILC, for aale by
MEjmELLA BTOLER.
pULLEY BLOCKS, ALL SIZES
And beet Manufacture, for aala by
MF.RF.ELL A niCLF.U
'JH I M BL K " SKEIN S A X D PIPE
BOXES, for (ale by
UEHRELL A IllGLER
JODDKR CUTTERS fur eulu by
MERKELL A BIGLER.
SAVS! SAWS! SAWS I
ATTENTION', LUMBERMEN I
.t Kiii'OLi Tia.r tr s.ursi
EMERSON'S
PATKNT PKRFOB ABATED ,
Cross-Cat, Circular and Long Saws,
(ALL 0HMMI30 AVOIDED.)
A Lb ,
Emerson's Patent Adjustable Swage,
For Spreading, oharpanlng, and Ebapiog in a
Teatb nf all Splitting 8a a.
tt,gnd for a Deeoriptire Cirealar aad Prlte
Lift MEBRKLL A BTOLER,
Jan9 tf General Afrnla rlaaraeld, Pa
GTraAU"
l'EALIR 1!f
STOVES AD HOLLOW-WARE,
AkiD MAllL-FACTUtKR OF
Tin, Copper 1 Sheet Iron
Ware,
rpflK anderftrned reapeetfuMy an at u ace la
I tha publie that he has oa hand a rare-
fully ev'e.'led at d Woll a-ai.rttl stook of C.oTts.
Uis variety cun.lats of
HIE CK1.KBRATED !K0N?IIRS,
Which have never failed to give perfect eatWta)-
iion to the mi lat.li'iii of Its purcbaers,
Ceatiaenul, tehlgb, Fae-ner, Daylight. Hpeara'
ABti-Daat, Niagara, Chartu, Herald, ao
With every variety of tba best
Pittsburg MaDafsrtuTB.
feth-Tbe Tin snd Phrsl Iron vara given with
tha r-tovea la madtPof tha heav est and best
material, and warranted to gir perfeot aalta
faction. Hi atoek cf
PARLOR AND HKAT1NQ STOVES
la larger, better and eheapar than avar before
eibibited to the publie. lis delaa aompeiitioa)
either In variety, quality or price,
11a la alio prepared to famish a oom.pl at
assortment of
Tin, Copper, Sheet-Iron, Woodon and
Willow Ware,
Whole aal a or ret hi I. mafinfartnrod nret'y and
with the Dole view to service, from tha best ma
terial in tha market
PLOWS, PLOW POINT. A COPPER, BRAKS
AND IKON KhllLKo,
' Of every drseriptlon oontaotly oa bud.
Lrnnrsisa ylqvh,
Pnperior point, pat op on abort antics, Tha
Point ba odors to the pabllo ia Iba seme aa is
now need hy too Pennsylvania Railroad IV. t-a
ihoir baildiaga.
0RlERS FUR SrOUTINO, ROOFINU
And other wnr belonging to Us boalnaea will
bo promptly Hied by eiperkeneed aad skiltlvl
workmen.
BRASS, COrPER AXD OLD METTLE
Tak.a) la aiobang. for gowda, . ,
er-fl p.rlaHy lnrltet tha altentloa oT
Merrbante wiahing lo parehaae atwbolaaala. aa
they will and It to their adTantara to eiemkae
tie aloek bafora parchaaing ala.wh.ra.'
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I V lloofland'a aerataa.tloatetter'a aod Qeatea.',
ero.
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b iaae for a: iaiaal parpoa... for aal. ar
HART8" IOK A IRWIlf,
TI'ftTICES' CnnTARLE"
W. h.aa prlatrd a largo wafakiw of tha acw
T El RILL, and will aa tha raooint of twM.tr
Ararwnta, mail a eooy ta an addtaps. anrn
in in
1 NOT MEN.
THE REPUBLICAN
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CLEARFIELD, Pa.
WEDSESKAY MOHMNd. JTNK J3.M09.
TRAYILSJN AFRICA.
Hon. S. 8. Cox, who in notr tntvol
injr in Africa, cuntinnps tr write very
iiiloreminf; letu-r to tlio IVVM. II in
litft ia datfd at Miliuimh, Alficni, Af
rifu,' April 2!5llt, Irom which we tkke
the following iaegmns t-
MOHAMMKHAN RITES.
Now for rjoinpthinjr more horrible,
wliich 1 iiltnoHt aickon to paint. Mah-
moud inttista on our eoini; up into the
old city to lee aome Alolianinxdun
ri(e. J ho dovil buiiaell k an Alvr
ine derviHb. 'J'heft are not the dun-
cinjr, whirlinrr dervialiea of Constimti
noplo. There aro aovertil aecla )
MoKlema peounnr to Morocco and
Ak'iera. 1 think Ihore are seven. 1
believe Muhmnud belonr, to this one.
Ho did not like to coiiluHsit; hut I
saw him, as we entered, quietly salute
tlie chief dervish with a peculiar em-'
brace and kiss. To this performance
the ladies went; but they bad to go
up stairs into one of the galleries of
lite inner quadrangular court of the
Moorish house, among the Moorish
women. Scvorul nationalities were
represented in our crowd. Expecta
tion was on the tiptoe to sec and hear.
It waa a bot niirht, and the room was
closu it tid full of people. Homo two
dozen Moors were present. It is dark
in tne room : only two dim candles
and a charcoul fire, which smouldered
in a skillet. 1 he object of the latter
appeared to be to wurm up the. drums
winch the demtthes bent, and winch,
when the sheepakin -got loose, they
healed over the tire to make it Uht.
Perhaps there were some fumes in the
skillet to muko the dervishes fi. v i ! i -1 1 .
While our ladies above were taking
cofl'eo, eery black awd sweel, in nice
little china rups, in the galleries, with
their Arab hostesses, wo sweat down
stairs, jeaning expectant in tl o dark
against the whitewashed walls or
against the pillars of the court.
TH E DASCK.
Now the chief bfgii s. IIo chants
pHsii);es of the Koran. hile, staitdin;
around him semi cimilurly, a half
dozen respond with whining tones.
Others, with their drums, sit cross
Iced in a row, before a littlo Mnnd
with two long, lighted wax tnpers.
A monotonous drum chorus begins;
then a long haired dervifli bound up
like a jaek-in-thc-box,as if shot in the
rear, and, buirij; up, a brother unbinds
hia gnrinants and spreads out his hair,
and then be jumps up, gently at first,
kot piitjj time to the music. His head
lui . 1. ! Utnt, . . j , . I, ,
and faxtur, ti U bis hnir flies around
wildly and his bands are swinging in
snnoly. He is joined by another who
is more staid. . The lust looks its if he
ought to know better. Tbe (irt-t one,
exhausted, fulls down in epilepsy and
is carried out. Xo. 2. is joined by No.
S, then No, 4 appears, and by this
time No. 1 re appears, and the quad
ruped for they arc like a brutal four
lugged nondescript are all ut it. No.
1, having worked himself wild again,
stops a moment. The other atop. A
brother appears from behind with
A Ra.0 HOT BAH OF IKuN.
No. 1 laps it with his tongne. I see
it smoke. My blood runs icily. He
ships the iucande cent iron with hand
and foot. Then the ministering broth
er offer him to eat aome delicate stems
or pieces of glass. Hecrnnched them
and swallowed them. His digestion
is cxrollen. If it had been candy and
be hud been a juvonilo, he could not
havo relished it niorol Then No. 2,
the intelligent, stops and hss
A liONO WISE RIM TIIROllllH BIS TOUOUE,
und out of rai h check, protruding four
inch es. Ho snarls meanwhile like a
cay;cd hyena. Then No. 8, who has
been ruihor quiescent, commences to
snap and bnrk like a hungry dog
eyes popping out, and luce all ssvugc
nnd iinhrtiled. harked T ho howled,
bo growled. Finally, the ministering
brother comes out with ono of the
thick learosofths prickly pear, a loot
long, in form of an ccliHw, an inch
thick ; and full of thorns; all the dcr.
viahes dropdown on all fours, and are
biting el it and Into it, and crunching
ill
TUB FROTH OF TIIF.IB HOI Tnil
hangs to the green nricklcs snd slavers
the "green rind. I'gh 1 What more f
Xo. 4, in an extnsy of fanatical dia
bolism swallows a scorpion. W hethor
Ihey have taken out the poison, or
whe'.her the ufHntus is so enormously
exciting, that tison is innoxious; or
what, find knows 1 We summon Mah
montl in baste ; beckon our Indies
from above in the dark, and seek re
lief and breath in the narrow streets.
I'pttti this infernal ogry we have noth
ing to comment It is as near making
the human a wild animal as anything
tan be.
It is worse than tho nrgro perform
anc! every Wednesday, upon the
s'UNitlo, at the Jurdin d'Ksai Here
all the blacks of Algiers come to cele
brate thb rr.Tr. or nassim.
It begins when tho beans begin to
blacken I'p to that time the negroes
alHain from entintr benns The "xa-
ered" Is mixed with the profane in this
festival. They celebralo Belal.a sainted
black (emalo slrjvo, who bad been in
Mohammed's family. They pray and
gorge with food. An ox, covered
with flowers and iray foulards, is sac
rificed. They dunce around it sevenJ
times belore they give tne oeam
stroke. As the ox dies, wSelher soon
or not, In agony or not, so is the prog
nostication ol food or evil. Then bo-
ginsthe negro dancing. Dan Bryant
might leant new fantastic lessons in
tho heart. Alien tne propnenc ne
grosscs, relii ing under a tent near the
aua, are waited upon by the jrowd to
leant tlmir futures. Tho crowd bring
cbiikcns lo tho propLotess. She
wrings ofT their heads and throws tbe
body into the waves. If tba ''bead
less rooster" fwitns and struggluB so;
if otltorwise not. " That cots.
Thon begins more dancing and chant
ing, and wild sor of feusio, cs!!
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1 i
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r)",dlj- m im Diuici-
nc, fur it m jitlly row. Tbin time
black devottiesof Mohainmod ntltof rtit
all the rest of their co-religionists, ex
cept the brutal Dervishes. To hern
them, I defy all the powers on or un
dor earth. Justice, however, lo the
belter class of Mohr.mmedans.tliMiiands
thai 1 should say that they dii-upprove
of these mum bo jumbo ogrics. Es
pecially have they endeavored to
crush out these negro extravaganzas.
THE NKOHilKt
are here protty much as clsowhcre
not ol much account. I sav this not
from American prejudice: for where
you see such mixtures us hero, you
lorget all about color and caste, it is
the testimony of others. A volume I
have opened says, in speaking of tbe
races hero, that tho Kabylo is a good
worker of tho soil : the Binkri is a fuir
boatman and porter; tbe MiuU is
busy is a baker, butcher, croccr and
amul ini-rchunl; the Lnghonati is a
laborious buurer of oil; but "le negro
blam hit los muisnns, ou equrcequelquv
grosftiere industri." He wbito-aasbep
or does worse, or nothing. TLut is
about all of hiin, hero.
THE klOIIRIsa LADIES.
Forgetting these matters, it would
be more grateful lo follow the ladies
of our party iu some calls they were
permuted to make upou JUoorie.li la
dies. Thty wore treated with singu
lar frankness and kindness. If I bad
timo to extract from tha journal of
Jiuuume, it wouitl bo something for
your lady readers. If 1 write again
1 will do so. I have oo leisure even
in this, to' write of our visit to the
Museum here. Oue object is worthy
of note : there is
TUB CAST OF THE BODY OF THE CBBIB
TIAN MAR, YR SLAVE
Rufusing to abjure bia religion, be
was cast, not into a dungoon, but in
plaster; not pounded, but fixed alive
in the mortar, smothered in a horrible
way. Rumors ol this trngejy run over
Europe at the timo; for it was done
by ono of the piratical llcys of the last
century. Rut it was only verified the
other day, lion the body was found,
upon removing tho wu!l of tho old fort.
Tho body was, of coin-so, dust, but the
mould was there, showing bow the
skin, lips, nnd brow, the very bones
and attitude, took the form ol agony
under tho tcrriblo torture.
But our time is growing brief at
Algiers. We must uiova to the west
una south. The J'ictrl is before us,
and (.'run is beyond. A splendid slop
ping point is ,
THE CITT OF MILUKAal,
from whicb my letter dates, How to
come here. Wo have thirty miles of
railroad out of Algiers to Hliihth. Wt
start at noon and intend to remain
there all night. The railroud runs
eastward for a space, along tho sea.
A ... ilii....,.. -rr. . u.
waves for a half mile out. The sea is
"incarnadine" with a vegotablo focus.
Tho effect is peculiar, striking, and
(rophicul. Soon we turn to the south
and puns over the plain of Mitidji. It
is not so well cultivated as iu rich soil
would demand. The fact is, it is ma
larious; und, although it has buried a
generation, it has yet to bury mure
bt fore tho old fruilfuluoss comes out
of its soil. .
ARAB UOBSES,
their endurance and speed. We lis
tened increduotiKly. Now we begin
to have faith. He tells as that one on
his horses, white one, (and most of
the horses here are whito or dark
gray,) can go has gone 120 miles
in tl hours I Kow 1 brlieve it. We
have traveled behind these horses for
a fortnight. Wo have been promised,
say, to reach our destination in til no
hours, we were content ; but we reach
ed it in six I We are delighted. Ev
ery time yet have we been more than
delighted with the performances ol
those horsos. It ia either a cunning
way tho French havo of ptomiKing far
loss than they perform, or else when
under way their horses beget it mo
menliim which is salinlaclory. We
wore promised 48 hours from Mar
seilles to Algiers; we did it by the
steamer in 4U ! So that it looks like
a French rule, and it it a good one.
As to the Arab horses, I have seen the
best of them. Tho French officers
have them. Xothing van excel the
eleganoc ol their hearing and the speed
and hardiness of their thoroughbred
training and work. 1 he best stallions
of Algiers are in the hands of the
French officers. The cute Arab will
risk a flogging, and something worse,
in order to steal into the preeinuts of
the slullion with his blooded mare, for
the probability of a thoroughbred colt.
1 do not too, however, evidence of that
attachment which it is aaid tho Arab
bears to his boreo, and what tho Arab
songs lead us lo imply. Tho spur he
uses on his horse is worse than tor
ture. It is u sharp spike, oix incite
long. Mr. Bergh would find plenty of
work here among tho Arabs. 1 won
dered that these Arab horses were so
plunty and so cheap. One of the finest
wss priced at 6tH) francs, or 8HI0.
Tho doctor says surti horses would
bring in London ir0. 1 think in
Now York they would bring o00.
But 1 wondered no longer when I
found out the Government prohibits
Iheir exportation. If it werf allowed
tomorrow, Algiers would be full ol
bnrso tntders from Marseilles and
Paris. Wbv is their export prohibit
ed f It Is impossible to do tho work
here, under the sutnmer sun, cither of
the army or the diligei.ee with any
otlter kind of horses. The reason
given hy a French officer lor Ihe fine
qualities is that they are not eloselj
stabled. The French follow tho Arab
custom, and give thorn, as the Doctor
gives his consumptive patients, plenty
of fresh air. Their innate good quali
ties having ben improved by many
generations of this careless csro, we
find the Arab horse the best type to
day of bis kind.
A pr rirTt'RB.
1 wish I eonld eive voo a rthotojrrach
of Milionah. Make to your mind tba
imagery of a plain, out of which, rising
lhroiii.'hacveial miles of gardont, there
winds as it rises, the road, op to the
tatoin the fear of the city ; and bofore
you get there, picture the Jimrslone
rocku, gtottoed, honeycombed, and
irregular at plaoes, Bat all deoorated
rrrTi ht"
CAN,
TERMS -$2 per annum, in Adrance.
NEWSERIES-VOL. 9, NO. 48.
with vines and leaf and cascade, and
surrounded by a sUuueh wall, within
whose fortified escarpments a luxuri
ance oi vegolation tee nit to turround
a city or elegant proportions, with
tower of church and dome of mosque,
and all flushing whito and ulean as ono
ot the cascades under the African aim
then you have Milianuu ! It it the
glory or Algiers! Enter within its
gates! Wulk around iu plaza! Hero
wo find embowered in foliage, in tbe
i-entre oi to J large square, a Venetian
Campanula. Jl stands alone and
sounds tbo horns for Moslem and
(Jbristiun. Go down tbe wide avenue
lo tbe south side, you find yourself
loosing irom mo precipitous walls,
upon the grand view! beneath and
afarl Yog see no frowning beetled
brow of rocky fort, fortified by art and
nature. Tbul ia vioiblo only from be
low. You gszo down amidol the wild
bryony, creeping about the rucky
tides, making banging gardone of
these walls, creeuitiif about where tbe
.actus, the rocks, tbe pomegranates
unu tne lounlaina, the flags aud tbe
waterfalls in promiacous luxuriance
form a foreground. While over the
long plain, at tbe end of twenty miles,
me inouniuiut tianu, one range above
Ihe other, and the second above tbe
third, long intervals between, for sev
enty miles and more, until the eye
from Milianah seizes, as upjn its last
outpost of the vision, tho ultimate
mountain range from whicb tbe begin
nings of tho Great Desert appear!
Our wav Bus them t
THE OlillB WALL or ATLAS.
What a leap from Milinnub to yon
der outer wall of Atlas! Yet we must
partially go over it. Xot, however,
until we exhaust Miliunah visitod its
market, where the venders stand with
their donkeys loaded with charcoal ;
visited its pluza by evening, where we
saw the fat woman, weighing four
hundred pounds, painted on the booth
larger than lite, and benrd her speak
in French of the immensity of her
obesity, and showjng her jambca aud
arms, prove to Arab and European
that eho was all their fancy and the
urlial bad painted her; visitod the
puolio gulden, where we gal bored
cromutella roses as big as your bat
a small round bat ; talked among the
booths with intelligent Jews, some of
whom bad been to England, and one
old man bad a ton in America seen
from our window the Jewesses decked
out in gay colors and the Jews in their
dark di esses admired the easy airof
the luttcrand the beautiful eyeaof the
former, for "bat Ii not a Jew eyes"
ami a Jowcss, too T
A Good BcoorsTion. We are glad
to notice in many of the leading jour
nals of the country the suggestion
that tbe ceremony of decorating the
trraveta n tka rtrl vaa '-I I l 1.
war be discontinued in the future Of
course all will appreciate and applaud
the motives that aclnsle and inspire
these annual iloral offerings. They
are tho true poetry ofalTccticn. But
we doubt if the memory of the dead
would not be much more appropriately
reverenced by substituting a Contri
bution pay for a Decoration Iay
Let there bo one day in the year set
apart, North and South, for the col
lection of a fund for tho care of tho
widows and orphan! of tbo fallen
heroes, who) wauls .cannot bo sup
plied by such ceremonies as those of
May SOlh. If Clio dead of the two sec
tions could spenk, we believe they
would urge tho change. There cannot
havo boeo less than several hundred
thousand dollars expended through,
out the country, in decorating the
oldior'i graves. This sum would
provide for a great many whom the
war has left without a husband or
father. Taid annually, it would sus
tain a splendid institution for their
support ond education. Erie OUervcr.
Scrantqn, June 12.--At about
twelve o'cluik last night a desperate
attempt was made to murder Mr.
Henderson, while asleep in bed at the
hotel in Kockporl. .Mr. llendoraormj
a prominent coal operator, ond tbia
mm dermis attack upon hiin was prob
ably the rosullufsoniediflicitlty grow
ing out of the present strike of the
minors. The would-be assassins are
supposed to be party of Buckshots.
Mr. Henderson was very roughly
handled and sustainod dangerous inju
ries, but it ia hoped he will recover.
It ia understood that thia is not the
first attempt that has been made upon
hia life by these depredators.
We ace it stated that '-Prussia
presents for the championship King
William, who is 72 years old and reads
without spectacles. Tho late Presi
dent Buchanan, who died twelve
months ugoin Ihe 771 h yvar of bis age,
continued to rea l t uril! i rint nt nigot
by the light of an ordinary candle,
without the aid of spectat les, opto
the time of bis death. Evening visit
ors at Wheatland often found him
thus engaged.
Robbery and Minnnt. An Omaha
telegram says -. A disalch from St.nl
Fe s ates that on Saturday nighl the
United States depository safe was bro
ken open by robbers and several hun
dred thousand dollars carried off. G
L. Collins, tbe depositor, was found
doad in tho room, shot through the
head. There is great excitement.
"Doctor," ssid a lady, "I want you
to prescribe for mo." "There is noth
ing the matter, madam," said tbe
doctor, after feeling her pulse; "you
only need rest." "Now, doctor, just
look at my tongue," she prosified.
"Juil look at it just look at it ! Now
what does that need 7 ' "1 Hunk that
needs rest, too," replied the doctor. i
The New York World says a German
Republican in that city is almost as
rare a ft Democrat In Rhode Island,.
Eyes that draw trade advert-ia.
. What we all do alone grow older.
The woret omen- to owe men money.
To turn people', heads go late to
cnurcD
Tbe greatest het ever .pown-r-Lhiu6be long, 4 inobe bro-3, ID.
alphabet.
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I etiticm iftrf ITwfic,
' Kit fa'psrlmtfit waa tit-tt An lh
rxvlw af (he sinruUxt tnuHerwr, Get
aid Eaton, hsi.ged at Philadelphia, on
the 14th of April, to ttvt tho ptwibl.v.
ly of rtisnscitsliiiM a body destroy 1 b
asphyxia. Completo prvnarationa had
been made beforehand for the trial,
snd Immediately after tha body pf
the murderer wss out down, kftas
banging thirty minutes, It Wat taker,
by the physicians, carried to the Med
ical College, and placed on a tacle ia
the amphiibealra. Thii was tha work
of ten minutes. A quantity of puro
oaj gsn was jot-cea into ihelurjgs,
and a powerful galvanio battery ap
plied to the medulla oblongata and;
tho pit of the stomach. At tbe same
time the tongne was withdrawn from,
tbe mouth ; and.tbo body turned, from
side lo aide, tbeVolliod. of Marshall
Hull lur artificial respiration, i a roup
or five minuUes a marked xbajige oav
CUl md in the couiitenanca, tba vUust
gradually expanded, the eyes opened,
one arm was drawn up, and, by moan
of a atethescojje, contractions and di
lations of the heart were distinctly
heard. So evident were the signs of
life, that his friends exulted over the
fact that he ready lived. Another
gallon of oxygen was introduced into
ma lungs, and the battery was to
changed that the current pasaed tho
entire length of the spine, and the ar
tificial respiration continued. For a
few moments the signs of life increased
dui in s short time disappeared. JN i
trous oxide gua was Injected into the
trachea, made by Prof. Duties, but all
to no purpose, and, at tbe expiration
of an hour and twenty-five minutes,
mo experiment. ceased, and tbe bodjr
wa. nutioeu over to his Irlends.
There have been other attemnta
mado to rettor, executed criminals to
lite that were more successful. A '
Swiss convict was once bung up thir
teen times withont fatal effect, and he
came out alive from the terrible ordeal.
It waa afterward discovered, on inves
tigation, that bis wind-pipe was ossi
fied, and thia saved hiin from suffooev-
lion. The rase ot Annie Greona, ft
servant girl, who was banged in Lon
don in 161 5, is still more remarkable.
While banging, bcr body waa pulled.
and beaten with a soldier', musket,
it. i aiicr oemg cm down waa tramp
led on. In spite of all this, wben tba
body was stretched on the table fur
dissection by tbe anatomists, it showed
signs of life ; restoratives were instant
applied, and tho indiuat ion t increased ;
in fourteen hours after tbe banging,
she could speak, aod in a few days
wa, completely restored. Xbe terri
ble suffering she had gone through,
was considered a sufficient punishment
for bcr crime, ami she was pardoned.
She livad many years afterward, mar
ried, and boro three children, fib
was often asked to narrate her sensa
tions during the hanging, and the
timo of bcr apparent death, but on
this Btiiiject 'he could throw no light.
She lost her consciousness, she de
clared, when tbe drop toll, and remem-.
tiered nothing till her revival. A
servant girl banged at Oxford, in 1G68.
was cut down, apparently dead, after
being siippcnded, several hours, and
allowed to fall great distance, whicb,
of itself, was enough to kill an no,
hanged person. . Sho was resuscitated,
however, by the anatomist,; but tbe
officers of tbe law insisted on doipjj
their duty, and she was effectually
hanged tbo next day.
Margaret Dickson was hanged at
Edinburg, in 1724, and, after being
cot down, wa, placed in coffin, and
mat, in a t-art. to uo Ooniw a distance
of six miles for burial. Dunne; tbe
journey, the coffin was broken open
cy some medical students, which let
the air into the confined corpse; thia'
together With the jolting of tba part,
resuscitated the body before two miles
of tbe distance had been accomplished.
insteaa oi being carried to the burial
place, the wa taken to her home)
her neighbor gathered around her to
offer tboir services, and the parish
minister came to pray ior ner. ine
restoration waa complete, and slip
lived long after to bear several chil
dren, and led an exemplary life.
a man nsmou amiui, wbo waa bang
at London, wa, reprieved, but the
reprieve did not reach the officer till '
he had been hanging fifteen minutes.
He was instantly cut down and b'ed.
He revived and recovered. William
Dnoll, wbo wa hauged at London, in
1740, was revived by tbe physioians)
wbo bad been given his body for dis
section. Tho government spared his
life, but transported him. In 1767 ft
man wa, executed at Cork, and after
being cut down was removed to a dis
torting room, a holo was cut in hi.
wind pipe and restoratives applied to
the body. He recovered at once, and.
tbe record adds, bad the hardihood to
attend the theatre that night. A case
too marvelous for belief, were not the
testimony indisputable, ia tbtt of
lnetto de Bulsham, who was executed
in England, nud kept hanging on tbe
gallows from Monday morning till
Thursday morning following, but who,
notwithstanding this fearful experi
ence, was restored to life, pardoned,
and lived for several years afterward.
When tbe banging is skillfully done,
bowevor, to as to dislocate the cervi,
cat vertebras, resuscitation i impossi
ble, a the severance ot the spinal
marrow caused by the luqalion sepa
rates tho brain from the remainder of
the nervous system almost as com,
pletely as though the head wero cut
off W hen the neck Is not broken, the
death comes by BRphyxia, a in th
case -f drowning, without Iciion of
any of lite organs. In such casea, if
too long a time bus not clnptd from
the first suspension of respiration to
the application of restorative agents,
resuscitation may be as possible aa
with ft drowned, person wbo ha not
lain too long in the water. But when
the vital spark has (led, und tho death
is real ami complete, there is no known
chemical or gnlvanio art that can ra
ti ore lilb lo the txirpBo That it a feat
which scienco, with all ilt powtr, dot
not protend to be ablo to accomplish.
Intellect can't bear fashionable re
finement, and die nndcr It in on or
two generations If you would ae'ioci
youth who is likely to tnak bit mark
in h world, take one who is carting
mud in a clam shell wagon, or building
bouses (n tbe sand ; and Jiot the deli
cate baby who is fondling a China lap
dog on the parlor crtev. Daniel
V) ebster father cut a cradle for little
Dan. out of a pine loir, with an ax
and Rifer; snd Lewi Cass wss rocked
by bit staid JNew Hampshire mother,
in a second hand sugar trough. The
greatest architects for the manufacture
ol genius are i'overiy ana jiepuD,
licanism.
On Tuesday of last week monitor
trout was caught ftt the Millsrstown
dam, in lie Juniata River, in dip-
at by J. A. loinsweaver. Itw-salB
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