betels aud fst.iurnnts.
THE LEONARD HOUSE.
(Near the Kailinel D.pol,)
I1KKII f-TKEKT, t'l.KAUi lhl.l, PA.
c;. I. GIMMUTI.IOW, Proprietor.
VKEW Iret-elaaa llnli'l In every rrr.rot
eeinfurtahle room a ell the modem iiupmie
nmU tk heel of Mlil Olt.-i -pr..i.l emud
.off, end rre.on..ble ehiuy.-a- The natrotiair. of
Ihr pol.lic il n-.peiMfiil.v ulicitrd. J. HO If
the Tllegh Ten y hotel.
MAHKtT Pf., CI.EAUFIiaP, Pa.
THIS hrt ami enrnma lioui new lot I tin
been i'V''nf' 'n owiiiitichIi( i'm of tlit
public, wlirn- Ibo pmprioinr will be (tin! to meet
kii olil frirnda. aoJ ivmva a ihnre ol .uMic jt
tnnnc'. Hy rict pi'ntonul allriitioi, tu the il
ot hia bufMt.s, lie hnpea tn )f rI'Ip to rcUttiT
MttifrV'tion ui bin patrwin. The TAHI.E will
.ova be bnuittifuDr oupplieJ with the Iwst that
ftit be nrooat-M in the insrlct. ami tlio UAR
c-nnUin ft fullatoek of Ll'jl'Oitri, UfcKH, Ac
Jood ttkblin atiactn'4.
(MSPKll LKU'f T.DT,
OarficU, March 3, lsOMy Prn.Tirlor.
THE EAGLE HOTEL,
MAIN ST., CTUWKN.SV1LLE. TA.
n AVISO la aped for a term of venri the
aboM veil known and popular buttl, (kpt
forinrly by Mr. Maoo, and lata) by Mr.
KvamO tho praaam proprietor baa ra-fitted It
virb th objacl of randertin bti gueiti comfort
abl wkila Mourninfc with bin. A tin, larfto
Pubia and Yard l atUuthed, for ttie care and
f.rotection of birtft. carriagea and w iron a. A
iheral ihara of public patron aire if ulirtted.
UUii it JOHN FOLIS. Pn-p'r.
SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE,
CurwcuavUle, Clearfield county. Pa
rpUISaUand well aaUbliibed Hotel, beaatl
X fully aituated on the baaki of tba fuaqua
banna, la tbe boroigh of Corwen rille, baa been
Heawd for a term of years by tba UDderiigned
It baa baea entirely refitted, and U now upon to
tat public generally and tbe trarellinf aouiaiu
ity in particular. No paint will be fpand to
Teoder guaati comfortable while tarryluj at tfaia
baae. Ample btahling roooi for tbe aoooumo
datioa of tea mi. Charge moderate.
Jaa. 1, 'GM-tf WM. M. JEFFRIES.
THE AMERICAN HOUSE,
CarwenavUle. Clearfield couuty,
rriUE ndrtirrid bM leaitd tfaii old and lonx
X tiUbluhed botl. (furtntrly kpt If Major
1mm Bioom.) .itutu in . eentral portloa of tb
tw.,.Bd iu .Dtirely r-fiitd ftndrt furni.bed
it, .ad M-modeUd tbe tt.jUo(t, lowto ask. ft
a. .bjfret, hrft.r, far tba travelioi; publia tu
traoiia t la i. lara aa(! aommndioui bou.a.
d.o J,'6a t ' ' JOHN i. KBAP.
THE MANSION HOUSE,
Croerof beooDdaod Market street.
CLIiAKFItLU, PA.
TITH old aad eon modi one Hotel baa. dnriaa;
tbe patt year, been calarced to double iu
fWa.tr eapaeity for the entertain meat of men
fert and guaau. The whole bailJine; hu been
rtfiraiibed, and tka praprietor will arwrw no
paioi te reader hla uaita aonfortabla while
tuyiat; with bin,
eTTbe MMawaiea Heaaa Oaiaibui ram to
aad from tba Depot aw tbe airival and departure
ef each train. DAVID JOHNSTON,
an a tf Proprietor.
THE WESTERN HOTEL,
CLEARFIELD. PA.
TIIB awbarrlber baring leaded fof a term of
years this well kaown lintel, (kept for many
yean by Mr. Lanieb,) and re -lit ted and re fur
aiabed it throujrbeot, is now prepared to entr
tela trtJTelers aod the poblie generally upon
tarsii It Is hoped alika airfeeablt to both patroni
aad proprietor. His TADLK and BAR will
ha supplied with the beat tfas market afforda;
aad ao pain a will be spared oa his part to add to
Us eonraaiaoce aad eomfort of bis fveptK.
JOHN DOUtiHKRTV,
eetIS rmptietor.
THE "EXCHANGE HOTELS
UUSTIXGDO. PA.
THIS old aaUbllbment hiring been leased
by J. MORK1SOV, fonoerty proprietor of
the "Morrison House," baa been throu(cblr ren
eratad aad refurauhed. and supplied with all
tka modern impiwwmenta and eoavenieneea ao
etaaary a e Iret-etaaa Hotel. Taa dining ream
has bean reaaweed to the first tlwor, and is cow
saaeions aad a fry. The chambers are well ven
tilated, ard the proprietor will endeavor to make
hia uefU perfectly at heme,
jela J. MORRISON. Proprietor.
i, W. WALLACm
Tata. m. Riw.
THE AMERICAN HOUSE,
LsjIberahnrfT. C lea rile Id Co. Ia.
THIS well known and ln ertablisbed Hotel,
formerly kept by R. V, Moore, and lattetly
V ai Schweia, sr has been leased for a term
f years bjr tba andemifnej, to which the atten
tia al tba trmrslins; public ia now called, and a
liberal a bare f public pair on ape is solicited.
aprl6,'l9-Jy-pd bliAW A WALLACK.
THE RAILROAlThOUSE",
main sr.. ruiLirsiiUJw. ta.
Till ttndanlpned kae, eootUntl .0 liand
Ua kart of Liqoora. Hi, tab), ti alaiyf
aaapliad lth th. boat th. nark.t afford.. Tba
traraliB(r. public will do wrll to fir. him a -il.
ml,'li. ROBERT LLOYD.
McGAUGHEY'S
BESTAl EAT & BEFRESiniEM
M A L O O ,
k Lnvj'f 5ew Boildinc. ffonacrljf eopinl by
Mr. l.otr,)
FECOND ST CLEAIIKIELI), PA.
COSMTAXTI.Y on band Una l.ir.n.r CAS.
HI', NUTrl. 'MARrl, TnbAOro, dr.
Aim, I KKSll OVTEKrj nooivrd daily, and
Bery4 p t. tail tb. tart", of euntotnera.
BILLI ARD 1,M. w,r,.tory.
. 4mf-tl 1A1U MotiAUdUKV.
jgoots and Shors.
DAMKL CONNELLY,
Boot end Shoe Manufejclurer,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
HAS jwat re.vd ft fiat let ef Frowoh CALF
6 KINS, and is sow prepared to mannfae
tt.re averythinic in hia line at tba loweat figures.
He Wilt warrant his work lo b as repreeepta.
iU raspectrully aohciu a call, at his hop on
Market afreet, second drer west of tbe DtjfLe,
where ha will do all in hia powar to reader satia
IWian. Soma fine Waiter tops on hand.
jf"7-7 DAKIKL C.ELLr.
FEirll'iML.niLI).
THE WAS 0VS 15 CLEARFIELD
KXOX TOWXSIIIP QUIET.
JMry all the Contrahand gring hai l
to thtir old mat(TS ; Intt 'nary one
yei'ny to oti !rstacmiit, yrhere
tkrf tcf re Uiud so lon-j and to well.
IK Nawaaaar of lb, aboao fvt. P. SHORT,
T tb. old Short 6aoa Sbop." aoald an
kaoa a, bi. aaaiarwai patrona, and tb, peopl,
f Clav.aid onaaty at krea, tbat ha baa bo a
r aal. lataf foad aiUM-iaL, )a.t rtesirad from
tka ajt,aad ia praparrd ao.a.t otir. u Bak,
ad utfi Bmu aad Bih, at bi, aw ,htp ia
Arrbaai'trow. Ha ia Mtna.d tkat be aa ploaM
U.f aoiaM it aiifrbt baaoaja iataaaal, loyal uv
tkoal, p.triot..) Jl, il prepared totfllloafor
4 ef Coontr frodaea. Ion'C forret tb,
aep .efv door to Sbover, k Orabem'e etora,
" fceitet art, CUarltld, l'a, ud kept by a
(flloa aocai.air called
J.-I..J.. "snoniv."
UW PMT AX1) SHOE SHOP.
IDWAFIlTmACK.
. alAltkLT t So fir., t'LKAKriKI.P. Pi. i
'Pnt proprl.tw kaaaawrod Int. tk, tOT t
SIIOK kaaiaea, at th. aboae etaad. and 1
dna,a,4 ftst to be eatdoa. tber la qaal. j
"P rrlra for hie eroik. f paeiaj aiwnlioa
'B be paid u v,ni:fpnirin( Sfwd ork. lie
bnd lara let v( Isr'tirb tip amd
ftkina. of lb. r ) onalitT. 1 be eili-
Lwartald ana elriaitf are reapeetfalla
ta.ited la air, biaa a trial. ebarje for ealla
. , t tl
SEW COOT AD SHOE SHOP,
II C'I'RW EXOVILI.R.
TBI tal. V..!.. -.-.J . ...
1 i.w.y w..t
Bum aad Xbna ib"p la Carvrnxiil. a
re. npporlia Joief k R. Irwin', lraf
'pnlliil, annoonct to fb, publie that
prepared te mana'aotir ail atylet of Boou (
J f"". aad er.rjlhinj ia bi. line, ca abort j
" He alee kreee ea band a fooal a.ert-
of read? aiade wort. hl-b be wall vU ,
''o :r'b tvari't ,-"'.ire.
l 'I I -J i feV, line1. '
'-BEST GOODS"
AT
LOWEST PRICES!
J. A.
BLAnEXBERGER.
& CO.,
SOW OITUR AT THLIR
51 a m moth Store,
IJi fine KOLA, I'A.,
LARGE k WELL-SELKCTEl)
Spring & Summer Goods,
PURCHASED AT XII E LOWEST MAR
KET RATES, AND TO BE SOLD AT
A SLIGHT ADVANCE ON COST.
nOXSISTIXG OF DKY GOODS.
GROCERIES, HARDWARE,
QUEEXSWAKE, WOOD 1 WILLOW
WAUE, NOTIONS, CLOTHING,
HATS AND CATS, BOOTS
AND 8UOES.
JURXITURE 4 MATTRESSES,
FLOUR AND FEED,
AND EVLUYTHINO ATrERTAINIXG
TO WELL - REGULATED HOUSE
HOLDS. AS WELL AS TO MILLS,
MINES, AND CAMPS.
QKDERS DECEIVED A XD
PROMPTLY FILLED.
HIGHEST MARKET RATES PAID FOlt
COUNTRY ruODUCE.
SALESMEN ARE ATTENTIVE, PO
LITE AND OBLIGING.
ULL, SEE, EX A 11 IX E, AXD BE
CONVINCED.
J. A.
RLATTENDERGEIt,
k CO.
Oarrnla Mill., Pa., April 21. UM.
ytisrfUaufous.
NEW MILLLINERY
AND
and
DRESS MAKING ESTABLISHMENT.
TTtfT OPENEDin tbe room reeeatly oreupied
by the Miss Heed's and d:red y opposite
l '. p 'a Ftorr, CiearBeld, I'a. AH the Isle
styles of bonnets, bet, ie.. for old aod yooec
Ladies, 03iaea, and ebildrna' trieainiDi, rib
bona, aod root velrets, laces, f lures, Ac, al
ways kept on hsod.
1KI MAKING
Tn all Its Torino brsnrbes and lateit styles,
for old, middle aptd, and the you or, awide to
order, by tba must fatbiortsb'e Hreee mker.
lrs. X. h. WAlfcON.
Aofi. 25. ISCI.-tf.
Also spftit for the "Maie Maeedonfan Oil."
Warranted to euro Ikbeumatism, Neuralgia,
Liver Complaint, Ao. No rare, do pay.
Southern Land & Emigration
COMPANY,
WASIIIXGTOX, D. C.
OIiJAXI7.KD and ntabli.hed fnr the Pairhae
and of Karmmir and Minrral lnda,
aad injirored Rt-al K-iate in the outbrrn Malcft.
THOMAS B. FI.fiKKM'B.I'rntilrnl.
JO. SK KliNS, Vict I'rrei'lnt
J. IIK.NKV A.-KIX, Trr..orrr,
rresidtotruarth NaiMiLal l!.tnk oi I'bil.lctphiew
JOHN ilOKrilr1, S-rrUij.
TUor:. c. MAC1HIKI.1..
Atturury and Counarllor.
Offirr: Wa.binfftiia Puil'liiip. Corner Srvi-nth
St., aad Pflnnhaaia Avauur, We.hihg'on, l. C
arrrnr.ura:
or. Jchn T. Hoflinao. Alhent'. X. V.
H Uir. Wm. ll'Clrr, I l..rti. 1.1, Ha.
ov. T. F Kati i. lpn, Trro!...l, .. J.
Li lior. W in. F. I'arker, M illiniort, Ta.
frft. I. (.-lf.
FAIRBANKS'
(TANDAnii
toSCALES,
Dfigff Barrcws, Varrhouso Trurk foj-ving
Prreses, Improved Money Drawer, Ac.
run a a lb ar
MERRELL k IU G L E Tt ,
Dfalrri In Hardware.
jr ,10-tf feVoail Street, tlearfiel 1, Pa.
ewtoiVk and new goods.
X JOS. SI I AW 6i SON
Hate tuat opened
Niw Sroni, on Main Pt.,CLitnti D, Pa.,
lalelT occupied bjr Wm. F. IIIWIX.
Their atoek conr.iaH of
Cho-t:ta of lb beat qualily,
Qlee..nsvare, Hoots and Slmcs,
and eT"TT article oecewirf for
one's comfort.
Call aod exstnine our stork bore pur
cbainR .lMwlierc. Mf 9. 1 W-lf.
COAL! GOAL!
fpiIR ander.icne.1 lierel? tire, notice that ke
X i p.-epered lo del,er e.al at II' ma. or
ernt. per Uahel at the hank, to anil pnrriiaaeT..
nr.Ue. left at Soh .li.n e l iar S-'trr will receiir
ill receiir
prom el am otion. A liberal .ha-r f pb!ie
.alrw.a4cenlirite4, HIIILlI IHAI.
rU pt. I.S, -(t-m pd
1TTH nltP. IM.IiAR A aperlor
V artirl, f f pleklin f.ir wle be
Y. KHT7.rR.
'ATI' r.-l
in.i t
t'liiladrliihi.-t .Adt-rrtir-rmrnts.
V ISAAC K. STAUrrZR,
t )VT(IIi;,S 4 JEMEI.nY,
' No. tl Noith & ootid Sln-e',
Corner or Qmrrr PHILADELPHIA.
An "irttti nt f AViitfht -i, Jcwdry, Fiher an.l
PlnU-il Wan- i-"iif intly niriimnl.
lI-'iltiHK of Wa i'his and Jewelry promptly
lo. jvl'Mr
fi. ULciiiiiiii. - O. KitrinpT, - H. PilliiTtumi.
S. SILBERMAN &, Co.,
IVI itftTIIll AMt JnHlirili of
FANCY GOODS, PIPES
NUTJOXS, &(.'.,
13 .Yorth Mourlh Slier I.
my2S I'I!!I.A!)Fl.llll.. lvpd
T. C,
wr, w. rat't-
WM. W.
MYERS
i
W 1 T II
o. I. Hoia.
PAUL & CO..
WIIOLFSAI.E
'.ou r amj sii n:
iiMBe no vat:,
Hi Market St. t 1111 Coinmero. 'it. above Sixth,
HlllLAbKl-PHIA. ljr
j. uoLLoa Biau n. nevia i'arkt.
EOLLOWEUSH & CAEEY,
BOOKSELLERS,
Blank Book manufacturers,
a;;d station Ens,
2IS Jlarket St., Vhiladrlphta.
saPnper Kl'Mir fin-Vs ami Iliijc, J'ool-eap,
Letter, jNutr, rnjipltig, Curtain and Wall
Papers. ffb24-ly.
DREXEL & CO.,
No. 31 iaoutli Tlilrd Hi reel. I'lillaJelpa
jf.f.rA'f-'w,
And Dealers in Government Securities.
Application hy mail will reneive prompt attm
tion. and all iniorumtiwn eUeorlullj lurnirbed.
Order, Kilicitr-d. aprll-tf
BENSON, CAMPBELL & Co.,
No. 17 N. Fifth Bt. and 424 C.mmerca, ,
HlIII.ADELl'llIA, Pi ,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
And Commission Merchants,
FOB TUB SALB Of
Wnol. Oinnenf, For Skins, Feathers, Leather,
Flax Heed. Dried Fruits, Clorer Bred, Koots,
Deer Hkios. Hutter, beeswax, Bbeep
Bkins, Eptfcs, do., to., Ac.
COXSIGXMEXTS SOLICITED.
W.eklj Pric, current forwarded on requeil.
June II. 18f,8 l:pi
LADIES FAXCY FIRS.
JOIIX I-AHKIRA,
718 Arch St.,
Mid lie ul' tin- llluvk, let.
Tilt ip Hih St.. h'ni'lt aiiic,
I'HILADKI.I'IIIA.
Impoiier, uiannlatoTT
and lt-lor in all it i mis
aod qiiiiiitv of
FAXCY FCItS
rott LAUlLa' A rllILD iics's
mi
BAR.
nrinr cnlarifd. rrniod-
litl ami tmpnui-d my nt-
ii nd fsvurnliW known Ki ll
-VJ V-i-'' J-.MPtiltll il, aud ha.imr
imported a eerr laree and ilernliJ aitjrtuciit ol
all the d iff. ren! kin-li el I'tus froiu (irt liaiuli iu
tumpr, and bac had ili'-m made up br the inot
kiliiul ttorkiiini. I wohI'1 rcrtprciull.r tuvite my
friend of t'hurfii'ld and a.ljaocnt rmmtle, to rtill
aad exnniins niv very Is'jre and Ixaniilul a-turl-went
ol l aiu T Purs, for LadifS and lullrn. I
am ilt terminal to an 11 at as loa prire n anv otlitr
n RpettaMr lloom in tinj city. All Pure Waran
ted. No lit inprc sent at ions to eflert fwtt.
JiHIN 1 Al.l'IKA,
S pt. JP. lin 71 An-h .t. Pluladi Iphia.
. ii i s r. n t
.n. rot so.
HUBERT k YOUNG,
Slono-Cutlors & Slone-Husons.
A T ILL exeenteall work in their line at tnd
Y erate prices and In PlHr T CLAHS Hjlo.
.Architectural Ornameuts
Tn AtL FTVLEf, Ftona HresflnK of every
description, and all kinds of aiiinti work con
trarted for in ornutof the enonty. Any prtorn
wUbinc to htva rs'periaMe inaion work and
stone-eultinK done, will find it to tnelr loterest
to eall upon us. We would alro inform the pob
lie that we can d liver any f(osntlty or elaas af
tone dot-i red, as we are tbe ownsrs of a
FIKST-CLASS STONI2 ("iUARRY.
Ordera for work ao be addreaied either to
Clearfield or Luthenburr.
mar:llif III PKItT A Vol NO.
mm iv m. a a . -w a
.TsiarUit V WlOIIf IlirU.
t. r 1 1) i i;li. ev c o.
DrSlKU to inform their frien Is, aad the
pub) 10. thnt they have now and will keep
cuntantlv on hand a I a 'ire and well selected
stoekof IT A LI A.N and VKHMONT MAKhLK,
and are prepared to furnirh ta arder
TO MUST ONES,
Del and Cradle Tomlie, Mennmrnta in Santlatono
and Matble, Cnrha and Horn forCetaa
ter lla. Window Sill, k Cape,
Architectural dt Lawa
Ornauicnte.
They woald Invite epefial attention lo their
3aia.tnne eaoauaaeni wiura are odiii oww
oriitinal deaiitne, and will einapare farorahly
ailb anything of tbe kind ia the oountr).
If derlred they ean furnlub Marble Window
Fill, and Cap, at a ih.-bt aJtanra on tba price
of Sanditone.
Vard oa H.erd ifeet.near tbe liailroad depot,
Clearfield. Ha. )elf
MICHAEL SOKE,
MASON AND STONK CUTTER,
Nrw a.lilnpton, Pa.
VAII kindl -f Va.onrj dne, in the mol
workmanlike manner. Order, ar-heiled, and eon
trarle taken tn an.r part of tlieoountj. aatristf.
Lime (br Sale I
THE nnjereirned, rti-lini nar the d. jof ha
made roiTiplcte errung' uiruts with I.ime
1'iirncrs east nf (tie UKiutitjun, wli'T.-l y he i ena
bled to kt p eonfUtitly on h.md a Urc qusntity of
p u i: k l i m k :
rhieh he nffera to fanners aod hoil'lcrs at a trifle
armvr roiet. '1 hnpt in need '( the artirle wmld di
w. II lo tvp me a oatl, or aliirits me hy letter, ho-
f'-re ut-L-utiuliug their lime.
t)K-t. c. FA.-M0!;K.
Ch-arfiel 1, Pa., June 9, 1 (.:.
lYIiss E. A. P. Rynder,
acest roa
Chirkerinjr's. Pteinwav'a anj r.oier-on's Plnen ;
buiith s, .Mssin A Hamlin a and I'elouhei's
Ufgatis and Mf(rdfns, anJ (Iniver A
Balter'a cwinj Jahii.a.
ai.ro TRAcara or
Piano, flm'tne, Orran. Hsrmoiiy and Voeal Ma.
. ir. ( r( .-v., T-.f ..... -
, JkW J - . A . a. Pie... V.t.A. e.1 ilaa a. W
rteartield, May l-rt-tf.
NOTICE.
I I LL er"n are hrr-'dy a -tiiii-d who liarr
; j eM d l.-ii.k:niT priiuiitl at or nrxr the in'ni'h
f ol W hitmer run on ll.e pr.tj.rnv of l,n nn, ln h
' i t A e tlmt at. Wit ny nni4 l" paid up 1-e-
Iti re any more rnmnd ran I ..Maine. I. And nl!
perevins U.nlM. tiinlnr or l-f or miy itoT
I IuiiiIm'T on llie nwrrMid 'i"opcriy, alilio'it .r
( .riif-ion, ill ti Id 1m tu- or !-; c,nr,:o
j l'.l'ty d.vllurf per rait i'-r !! grwii.nl. A pph. at ion
ifir laid fr,r'ti.d uu.'t U' did Ic to W, . J'h k .T.
l.lca lloitr. l a.
(.U(0il, MCKKV A CO.
j Kept. 1. lfi:-li.n.
Settlement Notice.
I 1-1. fer" n. knowioc them.t Ivee in trlitr.l to
I 1 me. will rleaw rail enl aettle nt ooee. 1 lie
Wle. will r,en.e rail an l aetlle nt ooee.
ll.H.k. are at the ht-re of hiU-omh k T".n' nd.
Oe-r.da. I'a. l. a. l'KHKV.
Oeerola, I'a.. .Tale 51. ISeo.Si..
"WfAftTr.ll-KMl.taMI Kn. I nir'iteen ln-1.
T 5II1NHI.I.S, fir ahl.-h the h e . erw
a 't be fail
w f W t I !
n. sa: '.
nm mm
ytfdiral.
DCN'T URO'.V OLD.
Ih.re la ao nree.ih, fr prrmaiare old ar i
aa H't'wfk'l oitnjiarb lOltera, It a;!trJ rhanir
ui fl.Mull ,jr Intlgorallag urij orian of
th. hiMlt-.
HOUSEHOLD REMEDIES.
Thfro are no reni.Jiya to wall and favorably
ktioirn ua "lltiuarlntld Keiacdie." ea lr. Ho
haek'a HI "0,1 Furitiar, htolnai h Hiltcrl and
ltt,ol IMIa, and do futniljr aUould be without
Ihetu.
PBEPARE FOR WAR! I
"Id time of pear, prenar. fur war," I. the old
adapt-, and thrro ia no aenlenee in the hnnlldi
lnni;iiafr more extiroa.ive, nor one that la ao
atirliatih. In innumerable naan. U't.n t. ...
wtae a. to know the exo-.-t moment (hat that fall
deatmver, dl.eaae, will attack him? Then bo
Te ever prepared, have the Kohaek'a Blood Hill.,
Stotuarh lliltrraand llhu d PurtBer at hand and
oonibal dlaeaae eueoeectullv.
DISEASES OF THE SKIN.
Old Fores, Eruptions, Cutaneous Diseases or
lieasea ( the bit in, all readily sureomb to the
wonderful influence of ir. Kobark's lllood Puri
tier, btomaoh Uiuers and Ulod Pills.
ELEVES TEARS
Of Experience with a constantly Increasing de
mand lur hoback's Modteinea is sufficient ae
kaowlerif ment of their tnirlnsie merit, and
plaoas ibot ihe very lirat in rank fur curios: tba
diaeenes lur which they are reooiainendod. Jold
by all ltrugiiis.
C0STTVE2JESS.
Or, Ponatipatioo of the Ilowela. ahnuld alwava
raoeir. prompt attention, aa it pr.-dlapoaea the
ivetem to dt.raae. 'Jhe timel, uae of eurb Tal
uable cathartic remedr aa Hobaek'f lilood Ptlla
baa aared much aickne.a. di.ra.e and deatb. and
man, pereutia to-dar, are iodehted to three bill.
alone lur their very eiietene,, aa tb, oerttfloatee '
in our poaaeiitoo will atleat.
1 DB0PST.
Aod Proprieal wellinir. are always ilieTed
and often permanently cured hy the alterative
efieet which the timely uss of Uoback's blood
Purifier, when taken in eoDjunctiuo with Ko
be s Blood Pills, is sure to pro doc a.
DIXKER FILLS.
A't per.ona of bili-aa hahit,. after aatlnr or
drinking ton freely, will find itreat relief in the
oie of llr. Hohark'e Hluod Hilli. they aid die;.,
liuo hy pliiiiulatin! th, alomaeh, thua arciiling
Ihe ,ain, nau-ea, a or eroctationa, et-c, which
follow from eating too beaitily.
ERYSIPELAS
Often arlrre from mortiJ condition ef Ihe entire ; , . , " , . , .
ajrtem. and wo better remedtea ran he toond the confidence and esteem ot his flt'lgb
th.a Jjr. Kobacka lllood Hurili.r and lllood j t,orH) w,i(.h ls f I y attested by the
fact that be held ncurly every political
I or social trut that can bo loci'.lly con-
I ferred. lirady township ban lost a
good citizen, and tho Democratic
CONVALESCENTS.
I Or perron, renererin. from Ferere or an? of the
alant for ramovinir all the pro.tratinc effect.
wbirb follow di.ea.e : 11 euppliee the great want
o lone; felt fur a ami, and reliabl, tonie aod
apeliaar.
LIVER FILLS
Are Pills that hare a dirert nnd p-
erful action
on the liver, and relieve any Inactivity or eon
frsted state of that sll important orcsn upon
ohirS drpend Ihe whole proreM of dreFtin.
The Impfirtanre. then, of piwurinf a Pill that
shnlt biive snrh dirrt arti.m without the ill
effects of mereurv, is nnnifest to every one;
suh Pi:ts are Kol.srk'a lllood Pills ; they are
1 wsrranfeo: parely veifctabJe. and en With ecr-
taint; be relied upon, and are safe at ail times.
MELANCHOLY
Is one of the tbsny disorders of the aervno rti-
I tew, srinof from a li state of the confltitutinnal
nrnnn or errrre prf.Hrai nn siter (nr continued
alekneaa. ,ndren;.ire,lDei,.1,nrr...die.hl.
Ilfihsrh Btomarh Hitters to restors the nen-ee
.. il,.!,..!.,.! ..(.lit. '
WEO SELLS TEEM t
The A,. el. for Ihe aale of Ttihaek'a Tllnod
LITIIERSBIRG POTTERIES
Lothrr.burp, C'lrarflrld Co., Pa.
FARMERS, MECHANICS 4 DAIRYMEN
Look Here!
rPlin uiiilir.ittncd la pmereil l. furni.fi rnn
l Ten
ill. tbe be.1 Cro.NKlVAIIK nr,nun,,tre
.iwi.rni.nirj. ne ti.aner., ei i.ued t.. el. dm-
the niost fMlidioae. ae In qtiaiiljr or durability.
Ilia wart cn. i.t. in cart of
ciii:am rors or ml sizks.
Mil k l ltllt h. tn PAJ.S1,
r . . ,-.,,.
FrU it Cans, (for Canning FrUtt,) Safety
Tubcj,
And in abort EVKIIYTII 1 K u.im'iy mail
kr), in Mil e.uMi.utnrut of tliie kii.d.
lll.l'.l. HAMS
Tnn rare their nre 1. li.ired St ale, at AYi
TIMS and lo ANV I'l.ACK derire.l.
irrdera for ware eniieitrd. anl promptir tiled.
, . , . ,
Jfrr -r fenrtai ..mirimni. Caialojnr scd
Crew l.i.t, mailt-d f,. 10 ai..ii.anta.
jrtA bWrai diacoant till he gien 10 the
ahol.MilrU-a.lr.
CEO. C. KiltK.
I.illher.l.urt. Ta., Ilee. J, lffs tf
In lit w a ft mi. lii. nn,irr.iSne,t will
jia, -iLhie.-l ASfl : l'HH K.,,,.11 kml,
ol I t IIS and IlI.I K SKINS. Hire rne a eall
riearO. l t. Ilee. SI. I I,. Ill: IZKNSTKI.N.
ty AftTl:n-Oneeoad liI.ArKSMiTll and
II one man lo work i, wood makilie Me.l..
; Waeons Sl.n.p Maehiuel,
1, ee. Sirgle men or
1 mm witb rnall familiee. Ai.i.It lo
H'
KtN:iJ!irD
1 Tti.,
Maawaaawi ax tmrxt,s.--mr--ymwn m
TIIK HKPUHMCAN.
' ' l I.KAIil'IKI.H, l'A.
wi:ixt.-ii.Y MiMixiN'ii.nrTiiri'ii l.t. i'iw
Terms of Subscription, I
If I aid In elvenw,or within ttm e iin-mha Ort
II ea j .ftfr tliii-i' hii-I lieliiri- .ti moiitli. 2 At)
Il t'.ij ilier the rsi.iratj. f .n month" ... X at)
HI IK.Ittl S NO I It In.
I Mc-thoillsl l:psrnpnl t htirrh Itfr. W.
I II. I'll.!,, I'nulor. Hul, lie Serrtco evirj alllath,
t in, A H., and li H. M.
Kuhliuth Svliiml nl II A. ,M.
Hravi-r Mt-etinir every Thurrdiiy, at 71 H. M.
Ciinitlnitiinii Service, II rot rlabhatb of everv
month, at ill) A. M.
HI. I'l-atirU' C liurrliCatlinllc lli v.Mr.
O'llitxtiiiii. Mna at III) oVIoi k A. M., on ihc
afeonil aiol lounh Shii,:ih ol'ranli month.
M. AmlrL-u'a i'liui-cli l-:plarnpal Itev.
.Mr. AlKAlr..l'uMif ti-riR-Oi-vi'i)-Tue.iiaeieii-ti.fr.
at 7) o'tlock. H. M.
HI. Juliii'n I httrrli I.utliernn Hi v. Mr.
I X!M,,ni'f. Hul.lic Hi-rvicc c-n-rjr iSalihalh, inorn
itnr an, I evenitiL'.
I'rcalivlcriail ( lllirrli Iter. Mr. lit Ti l: n.
Hit'liu SL-rvieu every tSuhhutli, morntlie umi rvin
lur.
,A llAHtiAiN. An ntlvcrtisoniunt in
tliis Isruo will tell you where, to buy
u i-lioap engine, nntl cirt-nluf nawmill.
AiltliOrieiMeDsi-i. Jutneg Low tlieri Co.,
Altoonn, Pa.
On., Ki.uk ! It will bo uliRt-rvcd by
an utlrcrtiseinent in this jiuper tlmt
oil, in lurjro qaantiticit, Las lately been
tJicoverodontliorivcr,alitivoLiiinlifrjN .Wiwirfn 000 000 000 ooo 41
City, on tlto farm of JuHonli A. Puhs-: Oncenlu, . 000 000 000 0O0 7!t
more CleaiGeld will yet eoiiio out.
Lost On TliUMflay evening, Sep
tumLer SOth, on the puhliu road, be
tween 1 Kiii ith Caldwell's nnd liiehatd
S. Humphrey's, a new bluett t-loth
overcoat. Any person finUing the
Kama will be liberally rewarded by
returning it to tho untlemigned in
Piko townnhip. Addressing by letter
K. A. NoovF.it, Curwensvillo.
Bkets iiaiuj to Deat. In pnBing
a lot of Governor ISigler's the other
day, we observed a mun pulling beets,
und on cxuminulion found they were
so largo and numerous that they actu
ally covered the ground almost solid
whon dug up and thrown down, fiotuo
of them wore two feet long and fix
inches in diameter. Vo understand
that ho intends to winter his mileh
cowg upon this vegetable production.
The crop in question is without doubt
tho most prolific wo ever witnessed;
yielding four times that of either tur- i
nips or potatoes on tho same territory.
SnDi: Death. It pains us to re
cord the (Hidden death of an old friend,
Koswoll Luther, which occurred on
Friday last, lie enjoyed bis usual
excellent boalth until a few 1110-1
ments before bis death, caused by
jappojilcxy. .Mr. J.ullter was ono ot :
I the first settlers in lliady township,
Tho villngo of Luthersburg derived
i its nn inn from t tin fit m 1 1 c 1 1 n on invrol
party a valuable inombor.
Jimhi.no M atcu. A jiiinping mateli
is to come off on Saturday, Oct. 10th,
at the Fair Grounds in Cliarfield, Pa ,
between tho hours of 2 and 3 o'clock.
The bti it fifty dnUart a tide on tinlve
fat char, from tue to heel, on yliiitk
Tl.. . . I I - .1,1.
,.ariy utso ejien.i enaiteige ii.
any parties in Clearfield county, on
two or more jumps. Wo expert the
challenge will bo taken, which -j
...
niako it very amusing. Astheamuso-
. , , . . ,
ini-iiv in .inn. e.vii mm fnieriainiiig,
we expect both ladies and gentlemen
will attend. Thero will bo nothing
immodest or immoral to mar tho feel- i ' "0? 0 ' "t M""nxy morninR,
. n- i . o.J'b'alh relieved In in of bis suffenni;.
ings of any one present. Tickets, .'0 ; Wo un,il(1HlllllJ ,,ltt JIr Weaver hud
cents; to be had at the gate. trt., several occasions to firo the
-- I revolver, but failed, and bad it laid
ii,it.ntuii..Mj.-.iir.i.. i. j,i,iV,y , lMU drawer. Tho parents
brother of A. W. Lee, Ksq., Register j havo the deep svmpatby of the entire j
and Recorder, was killed on .Monday, I
the 4th instant. Ue was engaged iu j
1 r- t i , i i
'l""? l-awlogr) IlltO the creek, llfar
f!lrn Ilonn.
Whilo down a; llio rlo
of I hi alronm. aoii.a of th lor'n on tin-
bank above started auddenly, struck
, ... . .
Inm and knocked Inm into tho water. ,
I On being taken out it was found that
j tho vital spark had Red. He was
'about CI years old. A brother and
sister IIIC lllO Only members of the
i naries .ucueary, 01 .tniroy, .iiiiiiin
county, ritHgrd al -M
Iliiiuphrey's
job on Clearfield Crock, was catu"hlj,ol,l,l',,"ll tu sliver the tumbling
,.,l 1,-l.nti a,,n,i, l.f..li,,n .,C I. ..m
lo,
I liv n Miivlinr mill bail nun of liis li'"s
.,,... p
badly masiietl on J ucttlay. In nt
j tempting to make bis escapo bis leg
I wascaught between liie log and a tree.
I Medical aid was nt once sent to the
jspot, und tho surgeons found il neees
Isary to amputalo the leg, but il was
soon discovered that his cuso was
hoticloss, and ho tlied very soon nflor
.... . .... . .
Hi ")' ' brought 10 loWII lllC
, xl ,,,,. jK proi .crly cared for, and ,
! ... . I
( disimtcbed bv the nftcrnoon .rain to :
bis Iriends.
f inn 1 tu. 11 utiis .tc. Our friends
1 1 . .1 .. 1 1 ,.. , ;.. ,1.
. llirouuiioui. 1111 11111.1 u.nnivm 111 in.-.
.,, , , ,
, oui'ty w ill phase furnish us with u ,
correct and brief statement of any
inui nago that takes pluro willim ; ut saieiy, insieau nt swinging ins ate
'"'''their knowledge, or death that may j lo catch the titnpiieouWiii tly.lie would
i . 1 ,1 . 111 ii'"uestiH!alilv havo cut hered the re-
1 occur, or an tiling e se that would In-1 , ., ..
' J rx .porters siaiitl and pimping tho king,
of any interest to tho reader. l!y mi , ,,,VVt litt.T throwing tloul.le sixes . enme
'doing you will not only confer a favor into ihe home base tinder one blank
! 1111011 us. but lilion tho entire column-' el. We 11111V bo wrong, however, but
;.,. ,l , , ,,l,ti,, i n ifi'lier'll 1 1 is '
nltj , Hilli 1110 JMHUIt) III t llir.ll. Ills,
nut unlrcijui'tilly the caso that mil
accident may occur, and that, too, in '
,.,.,, rrmiita i.tirl of t.ur di tiselv lim.'l'ull million ol dollars iu U10 treasury I
! , , r 1 ,1 e , . 1,
liercd forests, when the facts uru wcl! ,
: ... .. ,
I known 10 tlno in the immediate
; vicinity wiicio it hiiiipciisi but il is.
.,1
f .if.i riiti-n lour 1 pro is nn 1 tu Lr num.
, ... ...... ff ., m(0 ,v .. ,, t0 j.
' form the press of the fact : and yet
ol. nM,:..nlK. taw.il.
r',v , J", J , i- J
tho next is.-uo of the countj- paper,
with the expectation of there linding
! ,. ......i ;..11lr. ..I' nt it anvnriitvi:
' ...
l.l!.l. .1 c... 1 .....I.. 1.1.. ..... .... !
, which ine cii.iui nan pivw.it'ij nt't Jv"i
(rd
j Tiir r.i.iriitKi A wo flile lit
! fit fliitii ia in inj.-ti', tin I dfiitir turn
j t l!"l In ffo in j.ivm nt 5 't li.i It on
J Vt'liit'liiy runt-fir jr. In onl-'r in mtiKo
tho ttiiiiiit, it ill I if iintMili!o ,ir n
tti jiivti niij iliinj; tlffitiili' lliia ft k.
i Wo v ill, litiwovpr, do tlic Iit"-t t Bii.
Gov. Assembly. Prca't.
n t: r: 'n
5 2 r
1869.
Districts.
lit'ffariit,
Hell, .
I'l'iiini, .
1ltljflHf .
Hnitlt'tirJ,
liratly, .
HnriiNiiJe,
OIHI (Mill (lllll 000 I IS l'JT
OHO 000 000 OUO 1.11 Ul
".7 -id :a ;il .
(nit) (mil 001) (Mill 112 4"
1,M fiS 0(H) 000 Kill (il
87 :ioii 10H X'.f, lou
duo ooo ooo ooo (s Hii;
in hi ooo ooo ooo in:! ill
CIll'Nt,
((ivint'ton, 000 (lllll (100 000 IIS
Clfitilifltl, Hi!l Mh 114 1-41 150 111
CurwWl 4: 71 Al 71 .'10 tj(
Ileintur, .
1'VrjfUHon,
(iiniitl,
(lOHlien,
(itnliani, .
(jiiliilt,
HtiKton, .
000 000 000 (100 l.'it)
000 000 000 001) 70
000 (100 (Mil) 000 OS
000 000 000 000 04
10') it; ooo ooo inn
ooo ooo ooo ooo n
70 7:( 2 140 (15
000 000 000 000 Ht
.Ionian,
Karlhuus,. 000 000 000 000 C,l
Knox, . . 000 000 (100 000 lit!
Lawrence, it'A 100 :1 11(1 'io-i
L. City, . (Mil) 000 OHO 000 111
Mnrri.i 1 Wtl f.- iilill llllfl
100
24
04
H
Pcnn, . . t'S 54 f3 70 S4
Pike, . . V1H 100 128 102 115 10(i
I'niot., . 40 42 34 62 fill 4
Woodward, 000 000 000 000 101 05
The above returns (bow that tho
Democrats in the district from which
returns have been received, have done
good work Gains every where! We
have but few returns from outsido of
the county, but they show gains for
tho Democrats. Our county looks
like being good for 1400-
CliiNri.r.ri,AMooi! vs. Osor.011 ans.
Tho following is the scoro of a niutuli
gumo of Huso Ball between these two
clubs, on the grottntl of the former, on
Wednesday, Septembor "Olli s
rntact ertiMoosB. o. it- oemou.
n. It.
A.W.Iiialiatn.c.... 2 VlCliarlea ( antord, c i
A. W. Walura, 11... 1 ihn I'anuv. u .1
:t
). I,. Hoover, a. .... 2 K ' W. Cii-ioril, a. a t
J. H. Johnacin, 1 b. 3 sW.C. l.ingle, 1 h... 1
John In. ii, 2 b..... I Hi; I,. Jlu.l.r.on. 2 b 2
H. V. HLI.r, 3 h... .1
j Hat. ( a.fev, 3 h... 6
11 I I. Ooimau, 1. f t
7'H. Kline, c. f. 5
41 H m. lo(!it,r.f..... .1
J. K. Joliti.ton, I. f. 1
N. I,, liol.ll:.. c. f... .1
F. t'liorpenin;, r. f. &
Inninit.
. 1 J .1 4 6 0 T
. (I a ID 4 IS J u T.I
.31 S ff ft A 422
oKeiiai
From Washington (D. C. ) Morninj
Chronicle: "We desiro to call tho
attention of newspaper publishers and
jolliers to tho very flattering notices
of .Mr. ('. 12. Holi'mson's Printing Inks,
published in our advertising columns,
anil chcerf'jliy add our tvitloiiee in its
favor. i o have been using it for
several months, and find it orcrv way
satisf'-.ctory, in both cold and warm
weather."
I'rom riiilipshtirg (Pa) Journal:
"This issue of tho .Journal is jirintcd
with tho ubovo mentioned ink, and,
greatly In our satisfaction, it surpluses
any wo bavo lieretolore used. It tie
serves the high enconiums showered
upon il by the press."
Fatal Accident. On Sabbath
morning last, one of tho most nielan
chully accidents wo havo yet been
called upon to chronicle, occurred in
this borough, which resulted in the
dentil of a little sun of .Mr. J'. Jl.
Weaver, Proprietor of tho Washington
Hotel, aged nearly fivo vears. The
I h.M-'ll n.i.lll.ll. It, .fill,. I.ULuA.I I. In.
"'" . mill,
,.ft , ro()ln R(irn0 war wnr
to wash hitn, and whilo she was absent
j tho child opened the bureau drawer
1 and took thcielrom a loaded revolver,
land was playing with it in an innocent
. ?. i- i i .
manner, when it was discharged ; the
lian ,Kj,ri,j , ta las liowols. Medienl
n id was summoned ut once, but the
boy continued getting worse, and
cninmuinly in this melancholy and
"xpt- ta occurreticc.-iW.fiir.
iry a iiiifl'fi (Mi i .
Fatal AcripENT . horriblo ncr'i-
"'t ot-fiirivrt nt l-:tylon p Station on
lit., i 11 ;ta It I . i f .
"""" i'roau, .aiuroay
morning lust, resulting in almost m-
,nnt ,i,. .,i, ,,. ir u-,iL.iw :r.. ri,.
Lorenzo Wilkis. It appears that
Mrs Wilkis ii, company w ith sumo Li
lly fiit-nds was out looking nt the
threshing ninehino. and Mrs. W. play
fully challcnL'cd another lady friend
to s'ep over the tumbling shaft. The
lady declined, saying to Mrs. Wilkis:
'You step over first." Mrs, W. nt-
' . . I
cattirlit and slto was draL'L'etl under
the rapid revolving ahull, and almost
instantly killed. Tho threvliing m
t-liinn whs stunned ns sonri n. iwiimi.
I i i - - i
ble, but not in tune tn avert the death
of the uiilortunato lady. Mrs. Wilkis
was a highly esteemed lady, and her
death has east a deep gloom over the
onttro community.- Grccnshurg Her
ald. A Ci.kar Exposition. Tho "Fat
Con t ri bu I or" niv tho gimio of base
i n I . .1 11 1 in 1
ball between tho Haymaker nnd I.'ed
.Stocking clubs, which bus caused so
many (iiinmeiits, and fives the follow
ing us to how a happier termination
miigiii nave neon readied, "lor in
for
, , ... . . . . , ,.
stance, bad Wright got 111 with Ins
lt.a ,.t0 , the third hac at the time
he shot bis own ball into tho pocket
w0 nr0 honet in Ollp mnvit tlons.
.
J IJ.itlieal State 'J'rcastirer keeps a
monthly balance of over two and a
Idle? (lii, no. Tho inoney is loaned
. . , . . . . -, .
tt banks and jinvato itidiVKluuls, and
wliu, ( ,Waiitles on these
funds, tho Treasurer reeeivei a return ;
- r.i'. ....... 1. . . . .
1 iihmi-.;ui'i nw r jt i-.-i tvn..
ae, which ho puts in his own pocket.
Tho ronson why Covodo wanted
Hrewster to resign the Attorney (ten
ernlsbip, is not generalluy known. H
is this: Brewster decided that
Henry I. Foster, and not Covodo,
was einlitlril In 1 1i ea iliar.uti.rl aent in
.. ' .
(;,mcrV
Thai's why thn "Old A!-
'f rstit" ; kT.cr I'iomhi r.
.1 llnpirnl Mfit.
A l ilt bus slti's lv bn n (iilriwliiee.)
in the Ti-Htif'i'P t eei-laliirii prnvi
iling r r thee. tiling ol a 1'oiia'ituiiinitil
('out t'lilii.n, to b In Id in Nutriiinber,
fur the purpose of forming a new Cum.
Hitutiim repealing the present otittv
tji'iius instriitnent whit h was nindoi by
ibo tarpel liit:.'geis, tintler military
prolecti.in and ill obedience to the
promptings of Northern liadicals, in
ih I'nim e to lite will of the people of
Tennesaee. That sut li a Convention
uill be bel l und mh Ii a new Constitu
tion formed and adopted by the peo
ple, we havo no doubt. Tho liberties
ot Tennessee require this, and wo hope
to see ildono nssonn as possible. The
other Southern States, we doubt not,
will soon "do likewise."
Notwithstanding all the sclietneing,
and cunning legislation of tint liaili
cals, with a view to roi.dcr tho South
ern States stibserviant lo their part'
interests, tho timo is not far distant
when all those States will have consti
tutions and State governments in ac
cordance with tho old Constitution of
tho United States ami the rights of
man, ami when Jfudtclnlisin w ill have
no foothold utiywhero in tho South.
"Time al last sets all things even."
Tbe illiberal policy of the iiudicals,
which was designed to secure them
tho Southern Slates, will result in uni
ting tho entire Soulh nguinst them,
forever.
'Onoextremo begets another," and
tho extreme oppression of the Soulh
by tho Ihtdicalti has obtained for them
the extreme and eternal hatred of tho
Southern people, as well as tho con
tempt of nil riuht-niinded men else
where. It is gratifying to know that
in a. Itcpublican Government, wrung
is sooner or later corrected by its own
ctlect. Not long hence tho Southern
Slates will be united in a soiid phalanx
agtiitist the erroneous doctrine of so
certsion, and Ibo equally erroneous pol
icy of New Kngland Radicalism.
Sunday Murcury.
The Ilypocrltetl
The following correct bill of indict
mcDt against the Radical parly, is one
that can bo sustained by fuels and
figures. . In this bill of indictment the
Radical leaders stand charged with
calling themselves Unionists : they
havo onnsuniiiiated and maintained
disunion. Atlectbg economy: they
have given us the costliest govern
ment on earth. Prating of virtue:
tficy made it the most con upt. Clam
orin ; for equal rights : they have pro
ecriUed more people than any monar
chy in Christendom. Invoking free
dom: they established and maintained
the darkest dospotism in eleven Stales.
Professing toleration: they proclaim
acceptance of their creed tho alterna
tive of ostracism and disfranchisement.
Howling about purifying tho Govern
ment: they have made dishonesty and
ollico holding identical. Preaching
principle : they subsist by passion and
prejudice. Deploring caste : they ele
vate blacks ubovo the whites in two
thirds of the country. Magnif3-ing
loyalty : they trample out every wor.
thy principle of our system. Claiming
utiitesmunship: their officials Hre either
conspirators or thieve. Landing in
dependence: lliey are the servile slaves
of a part- caucus. Pretending to in
vite criticism : lliey stiflo freedom of
debate in Congress by partisan rnle.
and drown it elsewhere in blood. In
sisting npon peace, they prolong the
old slrifo to turn tip a now one.
A Hkiioio Act.- A fow months
ago, nn engineer of an express train on
tho Pennsylvania Central Jutilroad,
going west, discovered au engine ap
proaching him at such n rato of speed
that be was at once convinced tbttt il
was without an engineer, lie instant
ly whistled bis brakes dosn.ut the
same timo sending his fireman back
to uncouple bis "lender" from the
train, while he nt the same moment
uncoupled bis hoso und engine,
and opening his throttle wide, with
his red flag jumped back on his
tender. He just looked back and saw
his train nearly stopped, and on
dashed tho two engines toward each
other like very demons. He broke
up gently on hia tender, and finally
sttit)K'd it, and in breathless silence
watched for the collision. Tho en
gines camo together, throwing each
other dear of' tho track, and smashed
all to pieces. Ho left his tender, and
wilh bis flag ran to meet the express
going east. It being two minutes bo
hind time, he had just time lo "flag
il," and it was brought to a stop
within a fow feet of the wrecked en
gines, and one of those terrihlo acci
dents was avoided. For litis heroic
act tho Company presented him wilh
a cheek for ll.OltO.
J nil go S'ntuh, of Cincinnati, has
decided that it is not an infraction of
tho law for women to nppetir upon
tho streets, clad entirely in malo st
ttro, if she properly behaves herself.
The streets of Cincinnati will no doubt
present a charming appearance, under
that decision ore long.
The cavalrymen ordered to Virginia
lo euforco the revenue, laws, are said
to be very "bold." The captain isn't
afraid to snatch a setting hen ntf her
nest, aud some ot Ins men walk right
up to a turkey, as bravo as can be.
A sudden expressman in liufl'ulo has
nut on the side of his wae-on "lilen
xprcss." If it wasn t for tho fact
that Mark Twain never indulges in a
joke, wo should any il was an adver
tisement tor bis paper.
A terrible accident occurred at the
Indiana Stulo l'nir, al Indianapolis.
A boiler exploded on tho ground, and
twelve persons wero instantly killed
and a number wounded.
It is feared that John A Logan will
try to paim some pasto diamonds on
Mrs. (i rant in payment for the office
of Secretary ol War, w hich ho isaf
ter, us lie did on Mrs. Lincoln.
A Texas editor says that if bis paper
is any more pious or funny than usual,
il is owing to his having read I'unch,
anil one of lk'ccher's sermons, l'unch
was tho most pious.
Twogiaud ju 1 ies huving condemned
the Cambria county jail, at Khetis
burg, tho commissioners have decided
to build a new one, al a cost of 45 10,
UUO. Henry Ward Heecher's hist Sunday
sermon was sldr.tr.sed expressly to
Wall si reel, and bu advised I ho doni
reus thero "not to lay up IrciBure on
earth."
A I Mount Ararat, thia year, 110,000
Mohammedan pilgrims assembled for
tho annunl journey to Mecca
Two of the highest pMiki of the
Rocky Mountains have been named
YV srd Hi..vrd.
-sk. we 1' t fm vaiaia
J'lK tt Jrnt .nrl IPtnih.
Tim lliitfniil ( Md ) Vt fdyvrnvr
sn a : "We are nuniit i-nlled upon to
record another of those terrible trage
dies that of late have ot iiirred in our
colli ty w ith shotkirg Ireipieltcy.
From tho best i 1 1 f r 1 1 a. 1 1 1 r it we havo
been ublo to procure, tho following
"emit to be tho main facts tsirmot-teti
with tlic n tin 1 1-: Miss Smith, an el
derly laity oi l', years of age, was on
a visit Irom Haiti more to Ihe family of
Mr. Win. l!nbitiin, in this eounty,
who rcidfa in tho tirighlvirhood be.
I ween Upper Cross ltoada and Jar
rettsville. On Tuesday ot last week,
about noon of that day, Miss Smith
started from .Mr. llobitison's house to
pay a visit to J. Henderson Kirk
wood's family, residing about half a
mile therefrom. As she was qulolly
walking along the puolie road leading
lo Mr. Kirk wood's and whon about
half tho distance had been accomplish
ed, sho was approached and seir-ed by
a young negro man, who was in tho
employ of Mr. Robinson nnd hail boon
engaged on thnt day in cutting corn,
who dr.igged her from tho road into
the woods near by, und where, despite
her struggles and outcries, bo accom
plished his horrid designs upon her.
In the struggle that had ensued, near,
ly all tho clothing was torn from tho
person of Miss Smith, and sho. wot
abandoned by tho negro In a condition
of complete exhaustion. Bhe succeed
cd, however, in making her way back
to Mr. Robinson's who started in par.
suit of tho criminal, and, according to
ono report of tho matter, captured and
confined him in a oorn bouse, whencu
ho oscnpod whilst JIr. Robinson went
in quest of an officer to convey him to
jail ; and according to another version,
Mr. Robinson did not succeed in cap
turing him at that time at all. At all
events tho officers of the law were up
on his track and on Saturday last,
Constablo Kosher, of Baltimore coun
ty, succeeded in effoeting his arrest
near Glen Rock, a place just over the
line in Pennsylvania. lie was placed
on tho cars of tho Northern Central
Railroad, to be taken to Towsontown,
nflcr a commitment had bcenoblainod
from Justice Rutlodgc,when, on arriv
ing at Whitehall, a station on that
road, the cars were stopped and a par
ty.composcd of about tinny men, took
the negro in charge to bring him di
rectly to the liel Air jail, instead of
of taking him to Towsontown. This
was Into in the afternoon of Saturday,
and the party started from the rail
road towards Jarrettsville, on w)iat is
called King's road, upon tho negro
confessing to tho crime and giving tho
particulars of tho horrid outrage, they
halted under a tree and hung him up
on a limb of it. He was left suspend
ed during Saturday night and until 1 a
o'clock, il., on Sunday; when bis re.
mains wore cut down and buried in
the neighborhood.
The negro was known In the neigh,
borhood by the name of Jim Crow,
and was about eighteen 3-eflrs of ago.
The condition of bis victim, Miss
Smith, is precarious in the extreme,
and at lust accounts it was feared that
she would not long survive her inju
ries. Thus hn swift retribution been me.
led out to one of tho most heinous of.
fences known to the law. Tho ex
citnicnt in the neighborhood on the
ooming to light of the crime which tho
negro was guilty, was of course most,
intense."
ntta Poltcr'M trui.
a gfnebous provision foe tug citt '
Poor.
Tho Into Ozias Poller has left behind
him a clause in his will that is a more
enduring monument to bis memory
than marble or granite. Alter provi
ding for tho payment of all debts,
funeral expenses, ic, be leaves to hia
wife tho house in which she now re,
sides, and ll.fiOO per annum during
her life. Ho leaves a house and lot iit
the city of Williamsport to Sarah ami
Relinda Pidcock, besides MU0 per
annum to each of them during their
their lives. All bis residuary estato,
"real, personal and mixed, wherever
and however situated," is bequeathed
lo the city authorities, to be held aod
managed for the city poor. Tho
money is lo be safely invested at in
terest in real estate, as fur as possible.
All his real estate lo bo held by tho
city, and the interest on the money,
reals, Ac, Ao., to bo appropriated tit
tho support of the city Mjor.
Jus. A. Smith is uppointcd Truster,
to mnnuifo the properly left his wifo
aud to Sarah and Belinda. Pidcock. ha
to receive tiW d urine; his life. Tho
will is dated March 27, 1SG0.
The property left to tho poor of tho,
city amounts to about S70,U(X).
On Saturday morning last, shortly
ho furo day-break, tho dwelling tiouso
of Mrs. Johnson, on Stcwurt afreet,
Meadvillo, was broken into by four
burglars, one of whom seized her and
held a pistol at her breast whilo the, 1
others proceeded to aearoh tho houan
and atolo nearly fifty dolloara which
sho had luid away. They then very
leisurly proceeded to drink a bottle of
whiskey which ihey had with them,
and decamped wilh their booty.
Farmers aro wanted in Nebraska.
All Ibo trsdes, soys tho Omaha AV
luldican are well represented j thn
professions aro full, lo overflowing,
and every department of business, is
fairly supplied with witlo awake ami
energctio doulers. Hut lor liirmora
thero is plenty of room.
At the rececent funeral of an uflioer
in Ceylon the young widow cut off all
her beau'.iful golden hair and placed
it in tho grnvo.
In Virginia gaino was never so alum,
tliint, as the drouth has been extensive;
and tho dry weather is favorable, espe
cially to pulridgcs and tin keys.
The Prisoner in Ludlow street jail,
New York, contributed flS for tho
Avondalo sufferers.
tarkrts.
Clearfield Markets.
Itrr-ertH weekly for the ri i-.srlti n l'rrrti,iril
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