1 n
"(Lnunilif RiriniJiAi."
Tljfl largest circulation of any News
ppor ia North Central . "
Tonnsjlvania.
Term of Subwrirition.
11 paid in alvahoe, or wilhio I nnntut..J (H)
If pa! I after 3 n 1 Irfi.re II month. J f,()
If pud after the expiration of 0 toontln... 3 M
Kates of Advertising.
T ran. lent nj ortiicmcnli, por aquuru of 10 line, or
ltfii, 3 thm-i or lea I 50
Fur eaoh aubaeoutut inaertion 6C
Administrator' an! Etceutfra' auticea 1 SO
Auditora' aotiora , J 50
Caution nod Kitrayj..... 1 50
Pii.oiation notieea . 2 00
Local notice., par line , j
Obitniry notion, orpr tt linn, icr lino..... 10
Trofniiobnl Carda, 1 year 6 00
YEARLY ADVEKTIPEMnSTS.
1 aqnar...,
2 iquarca
V iipwe)..
I etilumn...,
eolumn....
1 oolunin...,
...1C3 00
.... 41 00
.... 80 00
15 00
, :o oo
Job Work. .
CLANK?.
Single qnlra- J 50 6 quire, pr. quire, $1 ,i
t quire., pr, quire, 2 OJ Orcr t, par quire, 1 iO
HAXDIilLLS.
i 25 or 1, 1 00 I .heel, ! J or lwi,Si 00
i ibt,25or leu, S 0 I 1 ilieet,25 orl.,10 00
Oral ii ot each of ahcva at proportional, rata.
GEO. B. OOOilLAXDCR,
EJitor ami Proprietor.
(Cards.
H. W. SMITH,
ATTORN EY-AT-LAW,
JeiO Clearfield, l'a. ly
. WILLIAM A. WALLACE,
ATTOKXEY AT LAW,
. . ' ' . . ; ClMrfleld, r. :.
legal bnaineji of all kinds promptly and
accurately attended to. txayli y
A. W. WALTERS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Clearfield, Pa.
JOIIic is tli. Court llooae. fdeoJ-ly
" ISRAEL TEST,
ATTORN RY AT LAW,
Clearfield, p..
Jbar-Offlc. Ib the Court II. .me. (jyll.'f?
-JOHN H. FULFORD,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Clearfield. Pa.
OBc on Market Ft , cet l!rieick 1 Irwln'i
Itrna; Store.
vlr-Frornpt atleotion give, to tbe securing
of Bonnfe. Claima Ac, and to all lecal fcuainraa.
Marrh . 1W ly.
WALTER BARRETT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Offlr. on Second ft., Clearncld, l'a,- nJl.f.
JOHN L. CUTTLE,
ATTnP.NET AT I. AW
And RrH r.late Aeetit. Clearfield. Pa.
Offre nn MnrVet atroel. oppcrite tl.a jail.
-a-Herpeful!y olora kia aervicra In eollini
aruj hu)ln( landa lol'lrarCrll and adj.iii.iea
eUDtie. ; and vitb aa experience of over twenty
yean aa a aorveyor. Batten Limiclf that he can
render aatiafactioo. fco2i.'ft3-tf
,WM. M. McCULLOUGH,
AlTOliNEY T LAW.
. Clear-Cold. Pa. .
Oflea on 31 ark.t street oeie dooreajtof tr.. Cpar-
eld Toirety Bar.k. naaytil
J..nn II. Orvia. C. T. Alrxaader.
ORVIS &, "ALEXANDER,
ATTORNEYS A T LA V.
II lleloiilc. Pa. (aepl!,'5 y
E. I. KIRK, M. D.,
T II Y S 1 C I A N AND S U HO EO X,
I.utlie.rl)urg, Pa.
. iJr'M'iil atten. promptly to all -profeaaional '
ca.ta. atiIf:lypii
DR. AI THORN,
PHYSICIAN k SURGEON,
HA VIXri loeated at Jv ylvrtewn, CU-arft.td eo.
Pa., offert hta rdestin.U errvires ta the
prop, oi tiieaurrMiailinonniitrT. Sept. 19, y
. JEFFERSON LITZ,
PHYSICIAN SURGEON,
n AVISO looated at Oaoeoia, Pa., offera hie
profeaaienal aerrioea to tbe pe.'pla of that
plaoe and aurrouadiair country.
X-U-All calll pmmplly altaadad to. Ofliee
and rerioenee oa Curtia at., foraierly oeeupiti
liy Dr. Kline. , I mylit ly
DR. T.JEFFERSON BOYER,
FHYjlCIAN AN'P SCRtiEO.V, .
' 1 "fitinnd Street, Clcaftcid. Pa.
3B.narinic permanently located, oe now elTcrr
hif atrufenaionul aerricca to the cttircn. of Cleartirl.1
and etoinifr, and the public gcneriMlj. -Alleali.
proiiiptly atteudid to. oet2-y
F. B. REED, M. D,,
. MYSICIAN ANl SUnt.Cu:V
SnfHrfvfnf Te"Ted lo Williamsrrna. Pa.,
effi-ra his pn fessiiitiel services to tbe people (
tba uTenodiDK eoantry. i jy 1 1.7
DR. J. P. BURCHFIELD,
Late Sureva of tbe Is it J ltg went. Pewnfylrania
V'ionteeri, ha vine returned from tha Army.
ctTr hi p'ofeMiooal aerricos to tbe eitiirn
f Ctcrfle!JJ eeonty.
- C49Frffslraa! ealls wraaiptly atten lt)l to.
fcaa aa reeoad atreet, formerly neenpied t y
Ivr. WawHs ().r4,' tt
DR. J. F. WOODS,
rrtYsiciAN i .'scitfitos.
lUvifte ramoeod to Anroneille. l'a., oOeri bi.
f. . ., o. eou-"f. Ail eailr l.r..n..'ly
3 Oaa f.
.tbaaaed U.
DR. S.
m: nr. eon f:
HAYES,
m:xtist.
cr.ee an Maie Fi.,a'nnnrllle. Pa,
ttTH., mnl e priif'-aional vi.it, Tor the eon-
I reoteiH-e ef the pubtie, eomireaneing in
A I IS . aa f.i"owa. eiat
i.uili.r.l uru- Fir Friday nf etery taonla.
AiM niiii l'ir-t Mendar of every month.
Lunit.rr ' i:i Fir.t T''.ur..ly of .. .rv month.
f (.n.l,t:c two' day. in either place. AU older.
I .r woik Miou d 'if pr united on tu. day af k a
arrival el each pl.ie.
r Teatn extracted hr the app'ication of
I .l aaeihrai. eoiepar.iively wiii.iojI pain
AU kind- ef llcn'nl wofk p'laraiiteed.
N. It Tbe pnl.l e will plee'e tiliee. that Tlr.
1.. aben rot ewrcced ta Ib" eboee eia ta. wiay
t laund in til rffica. in Cerwenaeillo, Fa
Carwen..ille, Feb 4. I. t' 41
DENTAL
PARTNERSHIP.
A. M. HILLS,
llailraa le Inform 111 natrona. and tn
( ..ie rMv..r.ll-. -tiut liehaaaaaoelat.dwith bita
ia the ptaclicv-uf lirtit'etry,
S P. fill AM', I. V. S , . .
vko ia a trad.:al of ih. ri.ilalalphia denial
'"liege, ai.d I in rel'-ra kaa the bighe.1 atte.ta- I
.it ,,.,.e..,i..i ,k,'l. All work d .na in
lie eCi.. 1 wi hod ineaelf pweaenally re,"nal
tta lor Seine done tw th. Woal aitlefaetory aaao
bar .eel ...l...t ..4.. .r il,. nn.r.a.ion.
An e.t.l.n.itcl practice .f tw-eity li yra in ,
hii i.lire tuahtaa m. lo aneak U ait patient I
i h eoitlt-i.e. I
EoragM, anu from a dlitanee ahonld h. wade j
" day, before tn. pa .em o- ,
li. V il. MMinf-n ifids ittllVAl! ftfilv '
IA Jl' TMiti I'wr-r .At&z nllJ hll "Ttfl- tf
GEO. B. O00DLANDER, Proprietor.
VOL. 4-MVII0LEX0. 21
(Cards..;,
DR. M. L. KLINE,
SUIltiEON DENTIST..
"ITAVIXll Ineair.l In W allai-cton, Clcurilcld
X A county, Pa., oflera hi. prole.-ionl aert ice.
iu uia poupi oi ileal place, and the aiirrnuinliiiL-
country. All Wotk guaranteed, and charges mod-("ct.U.oa-tf.
J. H. KLINE, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN & SUIiUEOX,
HAVIXU located at l'oimh.U, l'a., oOcrl hi.
proleaaioual aorviocato thu people of that
plane and .urrouudiiig country. Ali callM promptly
attended to. oot. 1:1 If.
CHARLES SCHAFER,
LAGER BEER BREWER,
Clearfield Pa."
nAVTXfl TvrxXfA Mr. Kntrea' Tin -m try he
hope by ttriot l lent ion to bourn? anft
luv uminifuffture of a aupmor article of WtH
o receive thf patrouuge of all tli old tntl many
Dtw rustumrri. Aug. 26, tf.
THOS. 8. WASHBURN,
SCALER OF LOGS.
Glen Hope, Clearfield County, rcutia.
flIIE fiibfoHber ba drotti mtirb !im and
i attmiioD to the SCALING OP LOliH. .td
takri b ia mftbod of oGtrwf. hii terv ! to thoM
who may need ttirm. Any fortlier Infom'tiun
can be bad by ddrMiiog at ibre. )v2ti-if
SURVEYOR.
THE 'undari.Krtvd effi-ra lire ivrricei m a Bnr
rtyor, and may be found at hii render ice, in
Lawrence township. Lctten will reach bim ai
roctrd to riearteld. Pa,
my r-tf. ' JAMES MITCHELL.
THOS. W. MOORE,
Land Surveyor and Conveyancer,
tyiVIXQ rwmtly lOratod In tba borough of
j I, n miter City, and rwurned the pracitcc of
laMiJ Surveviiiff. rrbevtlallir lan.ler hi profvt
fionul ricc lit the nwtirrt of nud ftrreulaiort in
Inndf in i lcnrfif Id and ljoiniri)f eounti?.
llMl of ronvryanee neatly executed.
Office and rciidcuee vuo Uuur t of Kirk A
Ppcneer'i tnre. arT-4.pd4M.
DANIEL M. DOUGHERTY.
EAEEEE 4; HAIE BEJJSSER,
BKCOXD bTiltl.T, '
jvIJ C I. E A R V I E 1. 1. PA. tf
N. M. HOOVER,
iiuUiale A Keuil Dealer ia
Tobacco, Cigars and SnulT,
To do on east of the I'uit OtTice.
MABKET FTraEHT. CLnARFIEI.D, TA.
ISft-A large BMortment of Pipe, Cigar C . Ac.
l(af en hand. , niylV-ly
J. K. BOTTORF'S
PlIOTOCinAPII GALLERY,
KiTkrt Street, ricirO.ld, Pa.
VEOATIYEfS anade ia alondy. an veil a. In
I J elenr wrnthr. I'insti(il on hand a pood
I aeaortaaeat f HiAMFA ajTEKKoSCOI'ES and
I STElti-O.-CtiriC VIEWS. Fremea, fn.m any
atyle ol moulding, uia ie to orutt. apr2.tr
REUBEN HACKMAN,
House and Sign Painter and Paper
Hanger,
CleareU, IVfln'a.
VO.'ill execute jorai la liil line promptly and
in a workmanlike manner. a, r4,f7
J.BL AKE WALTERS,
SCKl V hS Kit AX O CUN V KY A NCKR.
Ageut for the PuirHd and Gale of landa.
C leariieid, l'a.
Prompt attention giren ta aH basinear
connected with the county oOjoea. Otiine with
Hub. U m. A. Wallace. jaal,
THOMAS H. FORCEE,
DHALra iv
GENERAL M KRClf ANDLSE,
(.RAH 4MTOtf, Pa,
Al, eiteniiv w-inufer-urer and denier in R(nr
Timber ai.d Sawed Lumber of all kinds.
Ordrt aoliciied and all kills proti-pily
filied. ljvl ly
CFO. ALOERT f.SBT 4LnCtTT- W. ALVERT
W. ALBERT & BROS.,
Manatactarcrs A extrusive !ralen in
Sawed Lumber, Square Timber, &c9
M flOULA.N , EXK'A.
Ordert aolieited. r.ills tiled cm abort notice
ejait rraeonahle term.
Addrew Woodland P 0 ., VleaH.-M Ca,
jeS.i ly
W Al.tiKIlT A ltll9.
FRANCIS COUTRIET,
W KUCHA NT.
Prenrhvltle, lea r fir Id County, Pa.
Kce ron-tiTitly nn hnnt a full asHorlmcnt ol
I try tliod. l!ardwre, tir-vrrn-. BTid evcrythinj
nst'ially kept tn a retail More, which will !r sold,
for eiiih. ao cheap as eteewhfre ia the couuty.
Fn-ntb.iila. June 2T, iHtf-.y., .
C. KRATZER. L SONS,
MERCHANTS,
jiratrnl ia
Dry Goods, Clclliirg, Hardware,
Cutlery, QaeenaWere. firoeenea, rOTiaiotit and
Kbinglea,
C'lrarflrd, Prnna.
.4-At tb.ir new .lore rwnm.nn Feeond rtreet.
near Jlarrell A Utgler'l Hardware al.ir.. (janlt
MOSHANNON LAND & LUMBER CO.,
o?ti:'iLA nr.AV mills,
kai raert ai;a
IXMBLFv, LATH, AND TICKETS ,
ii. n. sjm uvtiF'-np, rre.int, :
Fre.i-o-nt,
nr. r..r-.t TWc. jc.i. l?
4lh 11 ii'a
J'llIN I.AWS1IF, Snperiiileii l-nt
- Leenla Mil.'. I t. t.i ceil"'v, p
niiMsrn4Toic 'r
A
ifttatton i
heret.v given tbit letter.o
,.f n. 11. I.I .K,
etter. oi
!' I !
it.. ,.f n. II. I.I r men
.r ii,..,.i. lownahin. CI. a-flcld imiiu-y, l'a., n
. I
ine lcn dull grant. I to the nedcr'tgiied. all r
aena ind.l.ted l aaid e.Uile will pa-nae wiaae nr
mei.t. and Ihwe having rlili.l or d.man. . J
j rcf-ot them proi-rlv autl.eateratril for aetllemcti!
. .1:..- iih.uit del.iV.
UlU 1
ft.. . . a. 11. i.r.a. .'
T AMI S I.iit lout lire"' ,-"oda, trimmea.
a-..
j at W M I'.KKII ft COS., aa they have
rl,.,-eal Ktvl.i nl lite Saoa.
A1
l)VIM1HAT(lB- MrTK I'lx-ltcr.
1 S'n tnfira'ion' wi'h the w.n ""'"
th the aiM anm.ed
n ihc Fatal ef John liiekin.on,
-tm ef .I'.l.n Iiekinll, hle vf len
llym, t'larf-e'd eitrty. l'sve tecrt ery
.,,t,.ri-er. Al" 1r" hsvinprisnn r
tl.cm. 01J Ihoa ll debte.! Wi.l nn.ae pavinen. .
the utider-icT'd, or to Win. A. WaMice hi. ait y
at t harfleld. Pa.
a. s. I'M n 1.
A.imr. U II N.C.T A.
Oct f.. 're St.
'ilKOw.N fi-A DltbKZliS, at
xr a
. w. iuin iiviipi H(ITIf Vt!
a 11'
: l.e ,rrn .!. ! t'-T. "I B I'f it l"
.ill.. ffhOSW 111. l.lTIIUt.d
Cle.ef.elil eenntv. I's..
1 . .- - r ttivna iiTi
II... 1 - J..l eerwnt. i t tlf Snt'Mlf Hrl
tn,ran tnehtrt lo saM " iH 1'tea-e ma he
eladfn. ear eecnaJld. V
rTr.w Ihm properly ''"""JTJ. "''
,irrrl W II. 1.1 illr.H.
Ocl. I" at-pd. Admmialran.r.
Adminialran.r. I I
niTP Vn
nirr llernemena oi-
, A-eiof't.
-
: . T." w,.,.TIw'tj ... it- V,nH-'me
i 1
("1 -..NTS' tne firm
J lie-. A Tte. at
, Him I I'-'''-
ne pritieh r.an H"-'..tiaM."
RFIEL!
- 12.
THE JtEPUliLICAN.
CLEAIiFIF.LD, Pa.
WEDNESDAY MORNIXd, Nov. 10. W,9.
1MII.(0 IMWN.
WhRterrr you lmve to $uy, my friend,
Wln-ther witty, or grave, i,r Ray,
CoTtdiimc m tun' h ert-r uu cim.
And fnv In the r.tdir1 wsy ;
And whMhor ymt write of rurul alTain.
'r particular thitiya ia town,
Juil take a wurd oi iriendly advice
K...1 it down.
For If you no niiutterinff over a page
WIhti a cuupie of lints wuuld du.
Your butter ii eprrad no mufh, on fee.
That the brra.l looks plainly throufrb.
Po when ywi hate a itury to ti-JI,
And would like a liitlc renown.
To make unite lure of ymir wiah my friend,
Jioii it down.
When writing- an arii.de for the preis,
V bet her prone or TeiTe, just try
To at:er your tboo-liln in the frwrit wordf,
And let them berriup and dry;
And when it ii finished aud you suppoae
It Is duiiu ea.-tly brown,
Just luok U over sjemn. and then
iioil it duwn.
The etlitors do not like to print
An article lazily long.
And the fti-ueral n-iultr des nut ear
K'r a ct.Nple of yard (if souk;;
So ratiirr your wits in the smallest ipaca
If you'd wiu the author's en.wn,
And ecT time yoa write, my friend,
lioil it down.
ALL' THE DECENCY.
Kary f orrc-pondpnre Ina and Outa f.
Hadlrik. Ofltrr-bdldera How (.rarv
Trrala Ilia Prfe-urin-A Hralhlnc ltlcr
irum ine i-ate Attorney (.eiirral.
The riiiladrlpliitt Age, of tlio 27th
ultimo, snys: uito a nonpation was
enuscd in Court circles yesterday by
the announcement tliat Juilo F. Cur
roll BrcwHter was tosuceecti Hi-njatnin
II. DrewMer, Esq., to tlio Atturney
Generalship. The following eorre
ponJenco explains the mailer:
.'ati.ADF.i.ruiA, Jut? J0t 1809.
Hon. ti. IT. PrewMer; 4
Iiffir Htr After a full and free consultation
will. v.ur poliUeil aipoeiiatm. who are amioti to
ecui1' the election f jur ntittaal frtd. we har
1 come ui the roncliisicn I lint ymr mdajnat ion aa At
1 toniry (Wiit ral wuuld ru a luti wnr Ui strtmnbrti
h-.m and a Id t the pnia-pecta of 'hi rlrvtmu. I
ante tbns fredy bifwuKe know ys. like wirMf,
bail-auly the ?.td of . or partr'at stake. Tin
post lion ba not Int-a IkLiu l.aljy. r without the
approval of tha Governor, wba aolboriaea ma to
wnte this )Uur. Tiolr rfurs.
.HtJ C'tiVOltE,
('bainoaa State C DtraJ ( orn mil tee.
t.o He n. .Tuty M. I--?.
T the Iloa, John t'orode. t hnirtnan'of the Htate
Ontral Cwmmittee, 1'hiiadr Ipbia. Pa.;
Kir I have your httar ol July 3, 1 I de-
tliiie ta res.jfu the fliee of AUorney-Uencral at
your mjucftt, or al the iurlanec of, or uu the dori
fcion of prnxtne alio are unnamed to Die.
A!y couriir h Attorney V. en oral ha not bern open
tu any oritlcifni that intt sa h a reuewt. and I
nil) not c.ium nt to sul'imt t9 aa indipniir that has
been eontrtvt d by men who are bustile tt me !
eaae 1 hare m-rd the ftarty and t lie (iorernnr
with a ftdltty tlial ha fruHtra1d their hoti!tt) to
him and exposed Uinr etit purpow s. I air,ii
11. Ii. LKLVVMhU.
Knir.. Aufa-t KC.
His rxv-llrncT fioTcfDor Ovary:
I'etir tir Wore than amuiu ngo. I was in form
ed that Urrwster waa be aac rilird to appeaite
MM lure and Mann, ot aorount af an aid ecorr,
Csmi-roii, on airouut of a new aue, and Cwvode.
ttet-anw llra-Wfier hd di-rnh-d asrainst bis rifbl to
a eiU in ( oafreNi in thf 1- outer mntst.
I e'luf.i not iMlieve that you wuaid eon urn t t
the sat i idee ol so pure and devoted a friend at the
inr'Hinv nf em-li a eombtnalxin.
I rrMf tn you. and yoa f'-ptied that th ere was
nothing what ver in the repnrt.
lt-'fore I Ttvelved the leiirr, howerer, T met too
in Marrifbiir". and you eontcmptnoulT aeinted
at and rmned theidaof king .Mr. lirrwiter't
reeirnation.
Jo-lpe of my wrprie this mornirp. nTon resd
injf in tbe Ofrtcrrr, lr. Covodt-'s letter ui July D,
to Mr. ItrewMrr.
In my hnmhlr jndpnient, a jrarr error ha hern
eotfiB'ttcti.
Mr. HrewPler' intrpritT arid ahilitrare elrmmts
tiHi Tnlital'le to Toar adminixlrntion, to te thu
treated. S I ill. it troin atiy ene. or frfm nrvpur-
1 yon wnittcn Ins redptirUion, tt ehonld have
' been a-kf-d for Itt a di Cerent man, and in an aito-
(f ether ilifl'-rfit way.
1 do not know how Mr. I.rewtcr way feel in
mrrd tn treatment wbi'h ennnot le eoioiilerod
anythinf abort of hifamou: and yet. hit treat
ment has not her-n r erncl u n-y own, if you
an t honied !r. Oovode to write och a lettrr, which
I do no bHirre you eotild have done till I hare
better evidence than a newspaper article.
Very re.pctfullv vnr,
m. it. low nr.
fUy T- leraph.l
Vttii At'vi.i ni . (K-tol.or lriP.
To Attorney Cicnernl Ilrrwuler:
The ron.mittee do not deem It snfe to make any
api'"linmcnii t-ir yon with ticneral t.tnry; you
will drire away several thousand Ttc from him.
and we cannot have anvtinnj to do with move
that ean onlv n?ult in dnmace. Anjwer.
JnU N ciiVOliL, 'ho:roian.
Ueeeired at Franklin, Ta.
Kxrrr-m r rn.vnrn. 1
Iltantaai'iin. TaM Oet..hr 21, I8C9.
Hon. Ti. II. Iteewater. Atlorney-tieneral :
pear Sir Vou i;llion eereral oeenaion lold
me lliut whenever 1 might deem il to ray mleret.
or the Terlfaie of the t '.inim' nwiaiih. yoa woe'd
at otict relinoui.h the office ol "Altoruev-li.neral"
T1..1 k.. 1 ....I
1 then-lore re.peetliille and tarneatlj reonrrt thai
you immi-iiiat-ie ten.hr m. your re. .miaiioa. to
take efleet without delav.
.V' " "'"
much oM.ce l.nr,
JOHN W. tiKAUY
Orrr' r nrriir Arrotirr f.r-rr.ri:. 1
I'ltll AM i run. '!. S. 1"I'H. I
To t.eneral Joha U . (ieary. tii.verniw ot i'etiuryl-
1 amti :
Sir Yctenlav Vr. Harraer bande.1 In me yonr
1-iter of the 1 1 fl of 0--tor. It r o, o ire. mi re .-if
.1 aa
nation ihime.liateir a-el w.lliotii l. lav
.iirti. n c:iu-i lor the reqnee'. It i. a liercinp
I o niB'i'i ei".i i: r, .1-11:1 1 noeii.K e' niienicu, anu on
I Af.ee rev roi.t ln .tr.-rl.-t ..rihe U't.eaf Wr.
en iici wr in in if nanirtio-r cn-r.
1 ('.11
, k n , i. pni.Mo In ,i c .;,,,,,,,. nf the la.lv
.. m wii.eh he rcom.t.a my rftgintion. ami
Mom'-'t to do .i lie v-.ur ae!!io-'v. yen nt a
-,,el m-...r le me I; Mr. L-wif WBlu Umltl,
-pi.tv AttnrarT n-ntru. d-.tUIr- ate a-. I- re
gir.i -ir. r i a-uring m. that it a. nnan
... -:.( .1 Blot llml .1. ..nU.cnl.,.,. w uo. 1,1 iori..-d
N .tn it !i.,a- hop t.;:il 1 I. It a r.tie ol mv
your .!fii'-e a. I oelecl .. inal-e a ptO-li
ill-
, , i , ,
I aui.n. ittrd on -ti. h.r
el.itai.-r of 1 hut let,,
he ante of the p.rtv and ttr -an..-, tauoetng w.-l
ai:.'..'.. - '
1 involve V. il Bed f.eril Totir
r. m.i I' i't son'ii '
t,..t'. ill ." von '
1 nj.i.landed ai t-nm a ror-mrnt ayo. arten. oi i ..nr
ona noeor-!. yu came to aee wee, tieit -ro-n we i-i
t .w ihiIi ottifv. atel thrn Too elpTT--ty wCil lo me
land Sir. l.ow:y. ai.-l. I t lnv-e. lo Itential Knit.
( of )h ,llr.r.t....i.ll.l.ll
,,irr ,iriin,j, , In a telegram Kill hy hnn
,,.n-. and who I, I eihihiied t.. yon. a. nnan
i ihoneed. and yo ihn m a.-ve-e tenoacndenincti
i ...a H.n.1..el aa krnlel and meritile nn.l.hiwenl.
( x ,.hed tee lei well Until al'ee the election
m,t ert .t -. ... P.i aa
! atTroi.t aue. loo th-n ihoned w e f..r tt.e e-r-
I tiee I had render, d. at.d rey.eated your lrer-wnat
and ..fSeial crHiMc-e w me anil letl at., aioliof
a-ranremenia who me mr n nn imiir
j duty tn he fieri tirmed aritii ymt Ti iMr. i nm
I m 1 !. who at nt l errillv dent-NI tv tne
! ::r:'"?.rr.:":.;3..T
la. mo ant intr liitat Vnti haatt tirt panar of '
, .,.,, ,j ' -..h b, aar a iar fear me
ri.ni teller, in f-eiiuentty taeile t me and ethic.
for me. and war hi ay retuaed hv you aa hairftul
I to Tour peo.-l
! nerotenl eemeni
It waa made iri.m mot -. 01
enicT-e. and tn blip yonr '"'"'''"
tic the ealnmniea nf men wtio were
!,,,, ,irnr. the ealnmnie. nf men who wrre
ion enemtea. Aa .n in'teece nf your feeiinga
i. wn-da whom t would reeait to yoti y. nr r .urr
! retarenee 10 M. fcemhee . ...em to. mm mr r-o
u-t.erU-l of h. mc a ftWaulter. snrtt'Ttiiiirrtprt'
, w.rw.. ... a., rv..
PRINCIPLES
CLEARFIELD, PA., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10,
JVcitn the city to verify yonr supposed discoverv of
his dHiio,utm ies. and aiptintt whom you -aid J
imuiu priN-oel us soon mn you were re-ehx-ted,
in-i. o.u wrne lo me 'tommming my revinalion.
m...i --tKn ma ciiuatf, nut ieae uio omii to luiixita
nuns, to which I will nd snbimt. ! will not per
mit you, at tho inetamx- Ct a elais you denouueud
to me as eorrupt tactioiiits and one of whom yon
u'ltnicied m to prosecute, am after vou hat
answered your own convenience an I received rav
belli, thus lo et iut me from a place 1 never aoujrlil
and which yu wilu ilcd me to accept, nd which 1
bava held with due respeet to my pithlit? dfty and
an? i nunor.
After this course of dnnllcitv or vaciltntinn t.
me it is indiflcrent, which, serre'with you 1 oaimwt
aim win not, and you mar hold mv office vacant
and All it with wharaaoevcr will be basa and intun
cnoujrh to run tbe risk of like trvatiiirnt, orreceire
it a the price of some dishonorable Imnrain.
I aui, sir, ete., B. If. liUKtt riTKIt.
Kir.i LiivB Cit ivni:n,
lUnnisBi iu.. Va., Octolier 2.1. lS6tl. J
Hon. D. Ji. Itrawster, l'biladt lohia :
hir liavinr failed lo eemovn trmni m.,.iv .
my eoawnunicMion of (he 21st inntaht, I bave'the
honor to inform you that I have tins dnr aiioointed
Hon. t. Carroll B re water Attomev-tJeiieriil of ih.
looiiuonwoaith of reuimylvauia, vice UenjaiDio
liurria Itrewmcr.
Hon. Carroll II re w iter will at once inmn it.n
amies oi nt othee.
Yount, etc., JOI1X Y. OEARV.
Ooveruur Cf i'cUDSj Itaauia,
On tlie S2d dor of October. M9, on BIT return
from ll-rnr.lM,rjt. I ealled ua Mr. Itenjainiii Harris
Krewster, and he tdiowcd ton a hitter he hud inai
received from (iovirnor lieary BckiiiK his rceiajiipi
thm. He then drafted a reply, and on the J.!d
(Saturday) be gave it to mr with direction touite
it to HarrmliurK and hand it lo (iovtruor Geary.
I waa loo much indispumsl to take the journey thai
lay. and with hlseontrut fidezmiihed t liovri..ir
Henry thai I h.ti I Ui kUer m rvnle and would
hlirur it on MtDdjiv.
TXW1S VT. SMITH.
ilonJuv, (Vdober 85, ISflO.
Copy of Telegraph -1
6'toler 5.-.. lFfio
To Governor (le.irr, Ilarrialmrf:, a.:
Mr. Drewster hai requeated me to deliver to yon
in person his reply to your letter lo h.ro. I will
he up oo Monduy. I,!. WIS W. SMITH,
P'-pufy Allorney-Ucneral.
9 U'ALXt-T 8rni:rr. 1
rmi AM i.rnu, 0-tu)Fr 22, 1MIJ). J
Hon. B. II. Ilrrwtr. Attornrj-ttcnwrnl :
Irar Fir rewmal n a'n, of which I siMike to 1
you some time sinre. ef'tnbincd with neeunvuee f
rewnt
nt dale. Iliduee uie tn leader yu any reaiejiia.
aa Deputy Atu.rnry.i,i,.ri. t tate etiret on
tion
the 1st ttrxiximo. or as much soonur n:. tni tu.Mw 1
may he appointed. I am, tir, with great rcpeet
aad aflectivo, roar trulv,
LEWIS SMITH.
Orrif r. mr ArronRT Grvriur..
l'nn Anrt.pniA, M. 21, )
To lewla Wain Smith. Eq., Toputy Attorney-
ittnerni. .inmonweann ot reriafvjvaiiia:
lfear S.r-I arceot of your re.vnai.m. The
reaiH.ni eyvn me and the occaisiou you a!l.le tv
all warrunt ri.ur ef.ui,e.
Tn me Ti.u lia-e rrpr len s prnfmrn, fa i tlifnl
friend, aud tu tbe public a dutilul, nliilliul, ujirigut
teree.
1. Iimj. aitu'l vaeute niTofru. T.i uuld it I..ner
wuuid b. inadmiaajile. Ymr Irieml.
K. 11. lliiteTi:R.
rirrrnvi; ramri, 1
lliaHiBinn. l'a.. O-tuher l, 1f,o. j
Hon. F. Carroll Ilrrv.ler. i'iiilad-l.lua.
hir IMacinr tbe hicKert eonfidrnre in ynor
fritnd.liin. al.ilifT and intrrily a. a man and a a
lawver, 1 hare the hiinnr tt. teitdir tn Yfiu tbe
f 1 ..t .1.- f. - ,' r
I'l-nn.ylt alia, vire Hun. r..-nj. Ilarrl. ItreTrter.
hh..uld yr.n drtennme tv aeee.t, I denre tbal
ye. d. . withert delay, and n...,fy me W.h t,,
tiltrana ani letter, an-t at once b. time tbe dutK.
ef ..oe i.Hee. Very reieiiiiiir,
('signed) Jot!!? w. ue.uiV, tiuvernor.
ran ..nrlrl,., OclVr -S. ISM.
To Hir Eveelleaey, Ji.hn W. ticary. Uo.erm.ri
fir iuir favtinit Hie 2-'ld ilialanl. r4rnna to
me t tip r'i"'tlnn 01 Aeii'rni'T-t.emTal af lata lum
menaeiil'.h. Iia leen duly ree-enej.
1 ae(N.it the aMiintlne lit Willi many Ilifnk a for
llie himor eiinrerr.d upon tne ami fur the euCr'eou.
term, in atneb t-on hie Wen j't.a.ed t tender il.
It .hall ttr ni.v eanieat eflnrt to di-bara tueftatite
of the ire to tiir ulnieat of in) ability.
Wilh regard, rerr ee'in-tiuMr T..nr..
(figned) F. t XnilnLL HllK'.i i Ln.
Fttri'Tivi rniusrn, 1
Ilifinissi nn, 1'.. nrtnher sj,lf.a.j
F.dwar l M. Pnxon. Ii., Tbdadrlpl ia :
ile,.n .,i !..,, i fccreby ten ict you ts pU-1
tion of aupMicmie jnttce of the Ctirt d t omnmn
Plea, of iheeity and e..uutj ..f 1'iuia.ieipbaa. nee
Hen. F. ( arroll ll-rwetee, rena ied.
Ke.t,nt roar aelLeJaad aa earl, reile
fir ui io.iit- niirn eonuiienee in von a. a t e
liy telegraph and hy letter, ,
I Bui Toura. Ae
JOHN W. bfcAUY, tioverooe.
Yntl. anri rma, Oriolier ?.', lsr.9.
To Ifi. F.aeelleney. John H. Oee.ry, tinvemor of
tHe Stale of IVmi.ylvania :
Voor faenr of the 2.dh inrtant. tendering me the
pom ion of aeanaiete juatiee d tba t'fMtrt ef Com
una I'lea. of Uie eil y and ermnty d 1'riU.lelphia.
nee Iloa. . t arrull IlnwBtrr, rne.gned, baa Iwt
reeeived.
I S'ef.t the po.iiinn with plea.ure, with wit
th.nk for tbe eourteou. tr mi. .n hi.h vou harV .
tendered it II. ...need that I .,lt end... or to ,
di.e.liargt the reipe.nait.le dutie. ol the ottuv
luleliir. 1 nim. AO.,
r.IiWAMl M. 1'AXON.
'lime will pruhab'y throw some
light upon the motives w hich govern
ed Mr. Henry in making this change.
Stonewall Jackson.
Tho ftcv. Dr. It. A. Holland recently
delivered an address belorethelitorary
societies of (Jpn. Lee's College, in which
occurs the following :
'We are near the grave of a r.artvr
chipfinin, w hose name I need not men
lion in tbe villncs which his memory.
l'l prt'CIOtta Spllicnaril poiirea Olll III
. tho rudely broken nluhusur box of a
ri'IT .n.!,oi,,lcd " '!'' F'Sam'
in iiiniu'er. v.vtaivtiii 1 lie iiiiiiiiw ra
.,.... , ., .
twin tii u imic w men. tor toe iiiusinoi.
J .. I . . . . I 1. .. ... 1 : . - 1 . . . . . .
ucnu i.iui siccp uet.eatii ils ennui tret-
it ii rtjui. scents .matures own i est-
minster Abbey. It's valleys, like nleo-
v ied isles, arc hung to fancy's cj c wilh
j I'ttllle scenes that depict the sacrifice
lonjoi sell or -principle, it s mnuniainH,
like nirmoriu im rocnril thn iinti..
, . . .1 . i. ( . .
1 Hearietimwa oi me neroes who, in tiie
- path . Uu y. tnarcfltt-jl ttp to d.tnth n.
; (0 s fnetid, and lot.k from hts out
. . I I i i.i .- . ,, ,
, 7. i--'.-.i.'. ..am. ...v- 1 ici.-i n cam ni
. Mimortuhtr. I nder it s sod, ns in
' sacred ci vi.'ir.. ieiMv,; Uie Out of nt
Sacred Cl'Vpin, iclsuC UlC UUst of nt
1 . ' " ' . ....
, nrmy wlmtw remembered deeds of pit
1 ttioiicvult.r make ns nriitiil even niiii.i
i , , , 1. . , ,
ta 1 1 the t-i ir r ii j t t on whit h th guide onr
i . . .., ,,... ,. . ,
it's windswept forests, as from th? otlieij wuiled fur something better to
pipes of a gianj cathedral oegan. r"H- turn u p wo worked to turn up" Some
u traselesej rt-'uictn for thn fallen. tiling, like a man. Our aim was lo
which ever nnd hnon swrila it), j do onr rfify That was, to be happy,
swiltcr time into a martial s-tni'i t );. t j eontentcd, cheerful ; lo make llie inost
bids the living emulate (heir virtues j of siirniundinir to build from i-vetits.
Here then. a in nuift chepel of this
crand old hi at c- liusi I tea w here to
....!. tl ..T . !.:... I. .. I...I.I
. .
i intetvonrse wuh 1 Is best exnn, .leso
1 order t ho steps i d von r am Ml inn ! Ii nl
W hnn.
an ittf-antfi ie it
wflfstiul rrtii.
An', I , I., li t;(..
it ntav he httt to ititn the rliirficd band
of soldiers fur llie true and liht who
. h.v ..ireniy er,.s.ed ver
nnd wilh JtP.lisnn aro rrstinr In the
Hit l VT nnrmi I ii .ini A 'm inn i.n i.i
shade of ihe trees."
- - m aw a. .
7 yteni teinan w nil nail nrrtaa-TU a
1 rompetence was ret-enilv n-ked by a
rjCnd tho "secret I'f h is Sitei-css." "1
....... ...
, have Bcctimtiintcd, said he, "one hail
' 0f y properly by strictly attt'inltn'
,. m bnsiness. and the r-maitt-
And tew I
! ..
awi.
1EP
j NOT MEN.
0UE SATURDAY NIGHT.
WHO WANTS TO K HAPI'lf f
Only unollicrl
Only a fuw more Wtl Seven milc
iohU nearer thu cb( of our journey.
Seven niulitH nearer tlio Klonittl Morn
lug ! Kovon loHHoim loarncd, for eat li
tiny count ono, mid holbro lon comes
Uio ti ii 11 1 ctt.liii(r ! Ti.cn thero will c
tio more fSa turtiny nifrlits no more
rcsiin and looking Bliytvard for the
morrow, lor, with tlial eitilleHS morrow
ot ours that endless "prr-nonl" of (jod,
llicro U light for all and guiding for
Wo shall bo happier then.
l'rny Uod we altall all ho that is
all who deserve moro hapniucss than
the weeks now tiring uh. Jiut wo are
haiipy now : Jiecauso wo try to bo.
Jiu t sometiro not who might bo.
Would you lo happy f It in easy,
and ycC it is not 1
Let us see liow. Wo aro a plain
wotkingman. Day nfier day we have
lotieu. Have lliouglit, and wrote, and
plunncd, and mnniiirod, and striven
eurncstly to bo of service of uso lo
outers, tv lion mo morn comes we
aio rested. 1 hen wo work. When
nifht tomes wo aro weary. Then we
rent ,
Wocet rii:lit glean, close, earnestly
down to our work. On the trustln.
board wo draw plans in the quiet
nours we rough-tiew we build as it
were with no jar, confusion, or sound
of confusion other lliun comes from
those w ho have no design. Little by
little ever striving eror winnini?.
Kver coiriJI tihead, never reeediiiL'.
And alw ays working to benefit others
lo utd those who have so much to
do that they have no timo 19 think !
c arc happy becauso we are not
envious. e want no oflice. We
Ut for HO tCWard Other than pay for
; honest lubor earnestly done, and all
llto irood we taa do besides thrown in.
Wo live in no palace. Wo do not livo
for stylo, cr to jilcaso the eyes of oth
ers. People mut tuko us as they find
us. Kot for our dress, our rich din
ners, our luxurious home, our conform
' 1 I - - r r, i-
I lVP.i0 l,,CIP Uli US f religion,
tt.tty, or aiigni cine.
Wo take oth
I cin as we find them. If wc like them,
well and guod. Jf not, they go and
we May.
And wo caro not what otltors say
against us. ou see we nnswer to
tiod for our sins ; to tho iawsforour
crimes j to our hearts for our iiappi
ncsi. I If a man or woman likes ns Tor wliat
to are, then we know 'v bo are our
! friends. If wo should conform to
their iJcas U tho diileront ideas of
i tho multitude Well, lie who docs SO
J to ,vill (rienj,, j, 0f n0 8CC0unt.
' ..vuu,ia.
j 1 licre are men who ilrtvo (aster
( hon-es bul our. sr. last enough. It
!" "l f lil0 10 , fSt h0tW-
I 1 llCI"e Br0 mcn wu0 "Vein fineT
llOUCS but OUrS IS HO IllUch better
than many others, we arc quite con
tent. 1 here arc those w bo wear bet
ter chillies, but oars are belter than
somo w ear, w e keep them clcun as we
can, they are good enough lor us and
our business.and who cares forfusbion
the foolish w him of fancy f
There aro men w ho are ninr h riM.r '
tliail wo, but they have no moro fun j
! do not Cnjoy life, belter have no more
earnc1 menus.; ana every man, hy a
rttlo of God, has ail tho friends he
deserves have no warmer heart
i ..
: f'"Ve .W,..l?r ''J" 10 k""'' 0r PUrCr
' . i- , ,
tlCSHS to hold heating ngailltt theim
no dearer lilllo hand lo pHand caress
no eyes more loving to look into so
often and so earnestly, than we.
Their ceilings may be higher their
furniture more enmly, their style more
expensive but all this does not bring
huppiness.
e tnke earo to govern onrself to
bo a man. We control our desires.
onr passions and apetiles, for by this
,j ,,ntlP jg token WO Vleld obedience
to reason and that higher life all ran,
vet do not know of. Others have
hearts
them.
and feelings, and we respect
n t i i. . i i ,
n i situ uiri mrriwa aorun,
.5 e,,...m,-,w0.,,-i, V) some,
uttered to those who deserve them
urn u etiivo, i-uiliBiiiv to niaate
.l 1 A J.. . ,
miiri a nn r iv aim uu vnen mwetu
I hen wo aro happy. H e p.ly lhcLm. el'a a retrv. 5n . rnrmu
poor, and defy llioso who
,.... 'i-rcss!an(lrfr) d.jnpJ Irop;,
; them. We strive
success,
that we may help oUier. and,
t illing liko that being God ,
he something liko that beinr;
inleudt d man should be, for to ho this
is a million times better than to be a
whining, fretful, snappin;, murmcr-
i inn. croutv, ill list tire J. petty tyrant :
? "! rPcUT ,0"fl,r hi? no ."'
11 iciiue , at nne-ieni ia iirviiieew, uiei.iriieu
1 1
rttrso to ins jrieiius, ins tamity, anu
1 . ie . 1. l. : 1' .
nimacii tnrtnipii intoxication, uissipn-1
mm, se.itHii uxiiwvairuncc, or suttcn
indi (Terence.
Wo were happy when we had not a
carpet on tho finer not a dish of our
own not a suit ol clothes oilier lliaii
t-uvi-n J -titir iiack not a booli. not a
. i ..i iii
aiiuar, noi a piac. to ieep. .rif,e-rr
vrrc to many c!hrr ,r..w nj? e
were happv because the creal future
, , , -,.
, n a. uc... .i.-mv - , . re
, work to do because wc had pluck to
ry, 11 !,. tO dare, AMU by StlVIPg the
'.ry, wil! to dare, And by saving the
1 energies of brain and holeness of!
hi art. tho power to accomplish ! I
' e . i .
, , ., , :
W bile others lietleil, wo saved our
temlver and wo llleir mitwrt While
I trotn tiiiiintliiiiilres, by holiest labor
as t.od l-utlils trees I ruin lii. earth, ihe ,
. .1... .l.o ui.l nar., ln.l tim.
. , .
, or energy in rrpin.ng. laeavj thai
1 11T 01 neis who uav. nu minus lor
1 ororown bubft We novcr taut and
I .',.,l,..,l ,tr atmid anri whined bn-Hlia
, we were not this or that a iiunkcr,
nierchanl, a millionaire, or a man nt
Nor did we ever think oilier, were
- t
- much -happier ihsn we, and long to
j bo in their pltico. We would not give
, .mr man ii'hmi mr uu iiii'ii ei-aiui. anu)
, we wouid not ounrrol w uh a smarler
i man, for be miht be ritfht and we
, c 1
l wrong. .Mir wuii a mmi in i.-s rjen-
era! information, fur that would be to
I lose onr sell-respect,
, '
KJ
I8G9.
The weeks como and go, and are
hlofsod. With faith wo toiled with
fuilh wo still toil. To help others wo
have always worked. To help othors
wo hope to work theso many years.
That which rewards some does not
reward us. That which tloters some
makes us not afraid. It is all in the
I'uluro, and the present is the step,
pingstono thereto. Wo work dili
gently all the week. Wo rodt when
lubor is dono. Wo gain strength by
rational amusement, in accordance
with our means and moderate desires,
and do not weaken immortal powers
b' dissipation.
Carriages roll by, holding fashion's
votaries, ihcy aro not so happy ns
tho hofit wotkingman. There is, as
wc write this hatiirdity ight, a hum,
d whirr, and moaning of busy life,
floating in tho air, as wo liston to tho
unwilling prayer of a grent city, riinrr
liko a grout stench to God I I'oot
(u'ls on the walk lltcy may bo foes
or friends but what of it? We are
hero they are thcro. Our duty is at
home, right where we aro. So wo
work, and strive to excel, and arc
happy. A fooutep a bright eye a
form fumiliar as onr own a smile, a
kiss, caress a loving reward for love
and well-doing.
"Who is this?"
"Your darling 1"
"And why do you love mo ?"
"Who can help il f Yoa aro good,
nnd kind, and thoughtful, and even-,
tempered, and don't fret, and worry,"
and muko me heart-sick by unkitid
ncss ond dissipation. And you live,
and work, and never hesitate, and are
respected by others.and try to make me
bappy. You are hiy own darling !"
And she sneaks kindlr to us. and
cheers our heart, and gives strength
to our resolves its site sympathizes
with our endeavors.
And she helps us
, ,, a
she is not well, onr lore is more kind
than ever, and she hastens to recover.
She does not earo for others others
aro not heart-happiness to her. Nor
do we caro for others here ta all we
want all we asked for all we can
care fur thus ail one needs. Her
diamonds her liodhlesscd eves. Her
bank account brr heart which is pay
ing compound interest : Her penrls
every thought ! Hcrruhirs ourdecp
trusting love is the key which keeps
them locked from the world. Wo un
derstand each other we study each
other. We believe each other. We
are satisfied with our lite onr inissidn
our progress our future will be as
we will it wb care nol for those
under oilier roofs, or in other lands ai
we caro for each other, and Ihus are
content.
We work, for it brings lis taste for
rest and pleasure.
We rest, for it gives us strength to
work. We are all in all for each other
The winds may howl rains rnay beat
heat may blister, cold may freeze
sickness may eome, disappointments
overtako us, yet we strive on, eVcr
content, ever earnest ever fitting
ourseU es fur the duties of tho morrow,
and thus arc happv.
Would to God all men would t!ms!
livo. Then there would bo more
beauty in life more beauty in death,
,nore love and moro sinecro mourning
1 n,orc FO0(1 racnini1 happy homes
ana loving women. lon t Llamo
wwr.cn for being frivolous, and in love I
with fashion. Thisis becauseso many
men aro nol worth loving.
Who of our vast army of rraders
will strive to be happy as wo are to
neserve love and respcel aa wo do--lo
mnko their homes and their home
ones hsppy beginning not to-morrow
but alter reading this ending of the
week's wtirk this little, aeartfelt,
home cha pier this Saturday N ight.
"Brick" 1'omcroy.
Madame da Stall's Advice.
A country girl, the daughter of a
clenryman, bad accidentally met with
an Knulish translation of "Pelphido"
and "t'orinne which so powerfully
.ir..j L : i,.
secluded Ine as
. ,nrn h hn- Ani hcnrin
Mndme de Slar wn,jn ljmAol
;
"'"
. rote to her. tifTering to become
m.i
I k. ....!. . XI. I
me de Stael's secretary, in a
But
hpr ,rvi( in w thatb,hc
- ,. i-j ,a ., ' j .
clays w ith a friend, who took her to
the great novilist, and, speaking in
:. a c-. i i. .. .
i titt.de and kimlnci.. administered tile
1 ,.,,1.- .J .l... 1:1.-'.. 1 I.
I v 'in. .v-iiii-,iv ion, e nn iie.i-,v 111 lir
i -, ,, ,
tMIt CI 11.11.
Tho girl almost threw her
feet, and earncs-ly ben-ryed
at(.f nt her feet.
i . . e w-,:-,! a... i.
ar'i'"i
1 lie ranmes-s
I,. L:eii a.', j,.;tji..
I. xttrd with' her on tbe f.llv of her!
j ji,, ..yoll niav think " Mie Said
- t.'i. an a.nriai,!e" lot tn travel over!
Lumpe. and se all that is most hbau-
,.:, - a ti:Kl:nmvn in ,hh whrlrl
lllt jov. f ho, nr( id
j .1.. i.e.. -it t. .
itiii.uv uu- aiioi ui mine inniicnt
hnppiness than Kill- that fatnO Can
I v.. : f.,.t,-. T l,r.
' ,lon, Yori lisrei a Iinmrs..! waa le.fl
... v,,. . t t ij
..o.v M oon a v-,.ij
((J 1. liecauno I Tens driven from
: n . ,... i . ;r
iiiinr. in. ciMiieiia v 1 1 u l our lot II
i T01, ,nrw ni;ltt. you wonl'l not desire
it." Wilh snch admonitions she dis-
mid the pct:ti.ine The enre was
complete. Theyoung woman returned
to her father Ivecan.e more steadily
indntrious and without ever speaking .
of her adretitnre wilh Madame de
Slael. silently profiled hv it She ia
now liriper
a Ii
of
great
.la
bilnv, and her friends consider that
her
han
a riea .a m .ciii.rt.1 ke .1.. el-
hand by which il could "have been 1 "iToctiori, he had on several occasions ; be I ht.t.ght K and so the lazy or sto
effrt ted 1 riTrn l"' m0,l devoted prreils of hi : pid boy rolls from school to school.
elTrt ted
Jl f renrh ntinmicf ei a inennir.il at'
,iinj r -.1,,., ,,,, nr,,i,,.r nf
, inn? as distinctly leihle bv nirht
ts in rubbing the
' II TT (IHC 1 I f-itl lal I
! a,.,,,-, , a, hf.n,,;n Ji,,,.
piortl, whit h will lender litem iumi
, ' '
a. a
An Alalmma editor, in pnfiina- a
i grocery kept bv a woman, snvs: a-ilert
' 1 .
j tomatoes aro a ren aa her own ciicens.
i her indigo as Hue as ber owe eyes,
and her rcpcef a hot aa ker owa
tmrr.',-r -
" '
TERMS-$2 per annum, in Advance
NEWSERIESVOl,I0,NO. 17.
IMHAM Hl MMUt.
Tliere la a time, Just when the fruet
lretareB tu pave old Winter', way,
When Anlumn in a rererie lout,
1 he mellow dny time dream, away t
When Huiutnar oomra in muaing ntind,
To Kate one nuire on hill and dell,
To mark hie many ahravea they hiud,
And aee if all are ripened well.
With hnliny hn-nth ahe whi.pera low,
The dying flowera look up and gire
Their aweete.t ineenae ere they go,
Kor her who ina.le their henuliea live.
Biie entera 'neath the woodland', rlinde,
Her aephyra life the lingerinjr lent;
And beara it K'iitly wberi; are laid
The loved and lout one. d iti ijrief;
At laet old Autumn, mine;, tukea
Aiiin hi. aeeptre and hi. thiouei
With boiaterouc hand the tree he ehltke!,
Intent ua ratheriii) all hii own.
Sweet hummer, rijrbitia;, fliea the plain.
Ami waiting W inter, piiunt anil gum,
Seei miaer Autunin hoard lii. grHiu,
Aud amilca to thmk it a all fur biln.
TALLEYRAND i
1 1. 17f(i. No. 1 Hro.t(I WAv.nnir Irnnnrn
as the Wasni,,Kion Hotel, was ono 0f
hid nioBi inttnionauio ntmrdinu houses
in tho metropolis. It had been creel
ed some sixty or more years before by
air I'ctcr Warren, who spared neither
pains nor expense lo mttlto it ono ol
the finest mansions in this country.
lie resided in it himself during a brief
portod, and its walls echoed lb Ihc
music of his wedding festivities,
when he married the beiuiliful daugh
ter of Governor James be Lancey.
Tho history of this old edifice is full
of thrilling interest, bul too long for
our present purpose. The property
changed lirtnds several tirtius, was tho
temporary homo of many distinguish
ed men at different epochs, was the
sceno of some very exciting and im
portant events, and lastly, at about
the date as above named) full to tbe
tendfV mercies of an interesting par
ty, who Clled it with costly furniture
and decorations, and attracted o its
portals the loven.ofelegt.nce who lad
,,, i,m. .1...; . ....
cn;ov
J)r. Joseph Priestley", llie philoso
pher, tho popular writer, the political
martyr, found here his Canaan, and
it was in the great banqueting hall
that a reception dinner was (riven him
which, from ils lack of cnlhusiastr,
wounded moro than it flattered him.
Chatcubriand.lhe nephew of Malo
shcrbes, an illustrious cxilo from
Franco, occupied a room on the sec
ond floor for several weeks, and it was
here that he conceived "Tho lieuiusbf
Christianity," oncof lie most iinpreti
sive and beautiful displays of lis in
telligence. George Ilammohd, the British min
ister, Who married one of tho famous
Misses Altr-it, of Philadelphia, boarded j
ncre at dtllerent times, and was a great
favorite among tlio guests. He was a
fine lookitigmun,stout and rosyfaeed,
and wore a full powdered wig.
One of the most conspicuous char
acters, miwcver, who Honored tne
placi
liih
lace was M.de Talleyrand, the exiled
hop of Autum. When he arrived
in Ihis country he brought a letter
from tho Jlarrjnlsof Lansdowno to
President Washington, commending
hira as ono whoso information and
merits were deserving of iho highest
Consideration.
He betamo a cilizen of the United
States, and his certificate rif naturali
sation was for a long time in Peal's
Museum. But, although admired for
hia aliilitin. hi. arn. lmtml f.e lh.l,..e
u.ssnf.M ujci, ,0 displayed in regard
to the stitlenngs ol Ins countrymen.
Once, tin a told day in w inter1, he
entered the drawing room on the
sooth-east comer of No. 1, wearing,
as was not unusual, at that period,
buckskin pantaloons, and took a posi
tion on the hearth, close to the fire
The heat soon caused the leather to
scorch and smoke, and lbs faces of the
persons in the renm evinced the re
straint of gtod breeding struggling
against a provocation of laughter.
Talltyrand's quick ere penetrated
the mask, without discovering the
cause, until he seated himself when his
sudden cry of pain compelled the la
dies to fly from the apartment to give
vent to their merriment.
His personal appearance was ro
markable. He was tall and rather
. I . :.u li i,
i""'"""1' ' . 'ma"
and deformed feet His hair was very
! 'Khl- h. nd parted it
I in the middle. His complexion
sallow, and his eyes a pictveing Hue. j
His manner was'trtinquil and wnlch- j
fill, and in (offic respects extremely
vuiirsr nnd repnlsive.
lady in New york, at whose ;
houso he often dined, said, he would
sometimes rest his elbows fin tho ta
ble, supporting his fhro between his
I hands, and rarrv Pn a conversation
with his month an full that he could
Z ii . ,
fT rot 411 1,1
I meat on his plate into fine pieces,
i
(pierced one alter anoiner witn l.singin tbe shade ol some fashionable
forl",nt'1 P1"..- wrT nd
' 'hrnstthem into his tmo'ilh. j
" '.eem ne would pull out
the fork leaving its frcicht wilhin.
His most intimate friend was M.
Peantnet, by whom he once Came
near losing his lifo. I will rire the
incident in his own words as he Tela
I ted it seme venr afterwards,
i
"lean never forget," said the Prince,
"l,,nt ' Ha onrf g'fted for a moment,
with an eitraordinnrv and inexrlica-
, , . , . , ,
" 0 PrM,r,cnce, winch was the means
v" " "" '
m.v!t-ious Inspiration, I should
; ,"' J recount the cttrit.u.
details, Jl- Heattmct and my.elf had
avs associated on the best terms,
. "na ia lhor. stormy nmrs, worn tne
'. c-! ressinn oi mencisnip req.iire.l ai-(
must a divine couraee siiitiethip; more
'han '"f"'""'!1 w needed to unite
oeewaM.S. J, OS'l nO CSU'C lu DODM mr
ulUichmr-nt li rut. pernn ana inter-:
ests. ve n id toireil.er quitiPd r.nt;.
land to take relure m ew t orK.ano ,
1 '- htii-crto ltvi-.i in perfect hsrmo-
"J-- " 'shintr to lncaso onr line
I tapltal, I fretfhteil a sltip, half shares
! Wl,h ll'mL."' try 'r firlune in theler hoy ii kept as a show-piece for re-
j Indies. We were ready for onr de-, ccptinna and priro distributions, and
, j.jiri uu-, i-.i- eaniii ,"i 1.11 -rai'ir
I wind with the rrealest oi imttience.
This Mto of anccrtaimy appeared to
11 ....
sour poor neaumei 10 a most cxtmor-
I dinary deirreve. lnrajialile of trmain-
I int! outet, he roamed the tttr with a
I ft'erlfB irfl-t'.-.wl.ifli, f r a iceme
telle I ray nrj.Hi fof tie was alwst
rnmsiKPOis .r Imi unl-nnfa. and pi.-
llilily. .
"On. day ho cnlertwj the rinm, rj.
rlnntly tinder itttenso ifilement, al
though ho nod great r (Torts to rs
stntin himself. 1 was writing tettenf
to Europe. Leaning over my shoul
der, ho said, with forced gravity;
"Why do you loso linio in writing
'hese lotttrs J" They will never reach
thine destination ( como wilh me, and
jet tn aiako tho round of tho bitttoiy ;'
tho wind way becoino favorable ; per
haps wont nearer to our departure
than wo think !" Tho day waa mr.
nificent, although tho wind was high,
and I allowed myself to be pursuadet).
Ilcaumct, us I afterwards recollected,
showed extraordinary alacrity in
closing my desk, arranging my pa
pers, and offering my hut and cane,
which 1 attributed to tho nood of in
cessant activity with which be ap
peared overwhelmed over sinco our
forced deparluro. Wo threaded Iho
well-peopled streets and reached the
battery. Ho bad offered me his arm,
and hurried on as if he were in baste
to reach it. Whon we were op tho
grand esplanade lie hastened still more
until wo reached tho edge. IIo spoke
loudly nnd rapidly, and admired; id
energetic terms, tho beauties of tho
scene. .Suddenly bo stopped in the
midst of his disordered conversation.
I had disengaged my arm from him.
I fixed my eyenphn him, and ho mov.
cd,asidoasif intimidated and ashamed:
"'Bcaumct!' cried I, 'your inten
tion is to kill me; you lrienn to throw
tne from this height into tho soa 1 De
ny it, monster if you dare !'
"The insane man looked at tne in
tently with his haggard eyes for a mo
ment ; but I Was careful not to remove
my rrtio from him, and Ihey fell, lie'
muttered mma incoherent words and
endeavored to pass me, but I spread
my arms and prevented him. Casting
a wild look around, he threw himself
on my neck and burst into tears
' 'It is true, it is truo, my friend
the thought bus haunted me day and
night liko an infernal flame. It watf
for thut I brought you here. See, yori
aro not afoot from the precipice! An
other instant, tbe deed would have
been done V
"Tho demon had alarmed bim. ili
eyes -ere void of expression. Awhito
foam covered his parched lips. The
crisis had passed, and conducted him
here. Some days of rest, bleeding and
dieting, entirely cured him, and, what
is tho motil singular circumstance of
all, we Dover rMerred lo the occurrence.
-Vric Yak UculAie.
Quackeryla Schoolsi
tto lute the f.illo wing producliorl
from the New York Herald. The
Schoolmaster has always been consid
ered fair game from the days of Hor
ace down to the present time. Almost
every nuthdr has had a fling at him;
almost every arlisl has ridiculed hint
ali. no doubt, hoping toavengo them
selves for their sufferings in early days.
Tie much-abused profession, however;
has moro than held its own, and to
day flourishes among us like the fa
mous "green bay tree." While the
old-fashioned, hard-working, teachers
barely make a pittance, the new
schoolmasters prosper and lav on
money.
Althocgh wo bear the rrcatest re
spect for the profession, so useful and
in the main so deserving of praise al
il is wo w ih to enter our protest
against some of tho abuses that have
crept into it. As a nation we are a wil
ling victim to all kinds ot quackery.
Patent medicines warranted to cure
all the ills that human flesh is heir to
flood the land ; we hare quack law
yers, who are forever tinkering atouf
constitutions, State and national:
quack judges, who are ever engagetl
in upsetting old precedents ; quack doc;
tors by tho hundred ; and now quack
schoolmasters have joined the crowd,
who prop-ose to teach everything in
no time at all, and who have complete
ly rcvolatloniied thtt old methods of
teaching the Voting idea to shoot.
They almost fivai corn doctors in dis
tributing flaming prospectuses. With
the enterprising ardor of the tract dis
tribntors they force their little books
into every otSce and dwelling house.
These little books teem with long
lists of present and past pupils, rein
forced w Uh fictitious names if needed ;
with long columns of credentials sign
ed by prominent people, ln fact, the
testimony of interested parlies as td
the bomber and condition of pupils
who have been made presentable, und
who have been endowed with any
amount or information, is very much
like Ibat which generally accompanies
tho notice of some new bitters or oth
er uostrum, oris like wonderful re;
fvirms effected by ertrrprlsing temper
ance lecturers. " They tell us in what
a fearful condition tho patient was
and how strong and healthy ho now
ia in fact, according to their state
ments tho only Way lo ever get well in
10 Pl ome frightful disease and then
undergo a course of special treatment;
l',e "ly way to ever know anything
is to go to Professor Blank's great in-
siuuie in a most aepiornoio state ol m-
norance, and in a short lime yoa will
figure among his wonderful cures.
They are forever developing soma
new fuattiro, snd are always engaared
in enlarging Ibetr hills nntl increasing
the mir.hrr of "isma they profess to
teach, vt e lorever find them stand-
ilorgyman. There are filch thing as
clerical quacks, w ho pat tbetn on tbe
jPacit and give tl.
icm l-ts of moral stip.
port. 1 ho schnolninstor In turn fills
the pew wilh bis pnpils, and is a
prominent member of th. vestry ; is
alw ays foremost in voting funds to al
low the i asti r to 3 Eup pcfor hia
health. In l.u l, t!o two constitute a
mutnnl admiration' society for each
other's bcnc.lt.
The won -fee of a'.l ij tint the public
don't see thrnrjtrh it 13nt no, dear
t- '-i'""--" n -""'""f
uhy viy the enormous bills, aud al
every fantaMici! caper the pednirogree
uts a l.ille knot cheer and encourage
him. Atd what brtumes bt the po
; pits in an mi. . n eit, tney are tangnt
evori tntng ana learn nine or novntng;
moral snasion is employed l cram
Knowledge into tnriri.nwillingt.rains;
B-J Vllil'ar a llline m lilUCine IS not IO
lenrnnig nothing ad doing nothing;
seenr. irom ine Ptiiy punishment be
reaiiy urcads, he grows tip
ith a
'slight stnatta-ring tif a muliitndo of
intni-s and taxra hs place in the wnria
I nlterly unfit lo do an thiniT Thecler
n,w a ivi gti ui.111 anu tn nil 111 aster trot
. hnn nnt on every pmsitije opportnnitv
'and template M!y sit hack ln3 call oil
1 . . : ...
.every one 10 tix'K at llictr wory;. yh,,
sort of work Might to cease, for of all
' tincndorahl thtnirs inaekerr In avlti
'furrlon fj tha worm ' . -