! l -f "" I Tl 1 na) in iuji ml
iulr1 mifl i!f5!,itn.ini.
HE LEONARD H0USE7
(Hear the r. fci In J DtptH )
ItKV smctT. iLEARFU Ln, FA.
O. P. C-WDFLIlOtV. rnrriior.
XtW flreteJaM llvtel tn ererv rMi'ct
Ofiiif)rthltvmo nil I ha mod.!, improve-
Bttlf 01 laKJl UK.S prompt ntlend-
mn, and rooll eh-wct. Tb pau-unatre of
lit pll'tl.C ! respectfully eulieiu-d. '. tl
A
THE ALLEGHENY HOTEL.
MARKET 8r., CLEARFIKLP. I'a.
THIS larir. and enmmndioiia new hotel ha.
Wen opened fir Ihe a-cnmtnodatmn of the
puMic where the proprietor will In. (tt;. I to ini-i't
fail old friende. and receive a .hare ul public put
runaire. lr etrict per.omii atlvtioon lu tlie de
tail! ol hi! buaine!., be hopi-e to he a-le ren ter
eiii.faction lo hn patron,. The TAIII.K will
alwave be bountifully eupplird with the lit l th.it
can ba proeun-d in the market, and th 11AU
mil contain full to?k of LIQUORS, PEER, Ac.
Uotld Itabliua; attached.
CASPER LEIPOLDT,
Cloarjcld, Mir.b 3, 1S09-ly Proprietor.
M. A. Vlnilnilifiprr & Co.
EST GOODS"
IT
LOWEST PRICES!
THE EAGLE HOTEL,
WAIN ST., CURWEXSVIIXE, PA.
nAVINfl leaaed for term f years tha
abort) wl known tod popular hotel, kept
formerly by Mr. Miami, and lately by Mr.
BvmO th preae-it proprietor has re fitted it
with the object of rendering nia gnest comfort
iU while Tnrninr with hi. A fine. large
Buhl and Yard la attached, for the car fend
p'o tret inn of hones, oarriagee end wienm. A
liberal tbnre of public patronage I olirtted.
UbU tf JOHN KOL'TS, lmp.
SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE,
Curweuatille. Clearfield eouutr. Pa.
THIS old and well e.tnbU.hed Hotel, beauti
ful!., aituated on tb baika of tb. rja.o,ua
henea. in the buroigb of Cnrweu 'Till., haa bean
leeaed for a t.rin of rear, by tb. nnderaigned
It h.i bean entirely retttad, and i now open to
th. public generally and th. travailing coinmu
nltj ia particular. No palm will be aparad Hi
render fU.au ooinfortable wbll. tarrying at tbia
boue. Ampl. Stabling rooji fur tb. acootntno
dali'ia of t.ama. Cbarg.a moderate.
, Jaa. 1. 'M tf HM. M. JEFFRIES.
THE AMERICAN HOUSE,
Curtrcuatille, ClcartlrlU couuty, I'a.
THE anderalfnad ha lea.ed thla old and long
aetablieb.d hotel, (formerly kept fcy Major
1" Uiooia.) eitaat. la a eentr. I portion of the
tewa.and baa entirely refuted andr. furni.b.d
It, a:d ra-modal.d the ataling. r a to nuke it
aa ai)ct, k.reaft.r, f.r tb. trar.ling publio to
pairuniBo ikib large an .omtatidioua bou...
d.e l.'SJ tf . , JOH.N J. KK1D.
J. A.
BLATTECEUGER,
& CO.
NOW OFFER AT THEIR
31 a in in o t h Store,
IS OSCEOLA, PA.,
LARGE Si WELL-SELECTED
toci or
Spring & Summer Goods,
ri'IfCH ASED AT THE LOWEST MAR
KET IUTE3, AND TO EE SOLD AT
A SLIGHT ADVANCE ON COST.
QOXSISTIXG OF DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, HARDWARE,
QUEENSWAUE, WOOD i, WILLOW
WAKE, NOTIONS, CLOTHING,
II ATS AND CAFS, BOOTS
AND SHOES.
THE MANSION HOUSE,
Caraarsf Bwrand and Market Streeu,
tLEARFIELI). PA.
THH old and conmodinua IIoi.l haa. dorluj
th. p. it year, keen tnlerod to donbla it.
lutmer capacity for tba entertainment of etran.
girt an! fueata. The b..le baibjing kaa beea
rftiniiihed, and th. proprietor will rpara ao
paiai to render hia (naau comfortable while
atayfag with kian.
J- the 'Menrlen noaa." Otnnlbna rnna te
and fron th. Depot oa Ik. arriTal and departure
f each tr.in. DAVID J0IINS10N.
nee tf - Propri.tor.
THE WESTERN HOTEU
CLEARFIELD. TA.
THE anbacrlb.r baring leaaed for a teroa of
X ji.iii.ni i,nwn iio.ei, ( nepi ir many
je.rl by Mr. Lanlrh.) aad r. ntteil and refur-
niih.d it throogheul. la anw prepared tn entT
tala trarelera and tb. public generally upon
termi ltle hoped alike afcrreeab!. to both patrma
aad prnprielor. Ilia TARLK and BAR will
be eup hed witk the but tb. market afforda;
aiij a palna will b. apared on hia part lo add to
the ooar.BieaM aad .oat'ort af hia gne.tt.
JOUS DOCfJHERlV.
art) I l'rop.ietor.
PURXITURE MATTRESSES,
FLOUR AND FEED,
AND EVERYTHING APPERTAINING
TO WELL-REGULATED HOUSE
HOLDS, A3 WELL A3 TO MILLS,
MINES, AND CAMPS.
Vhiladrlihl.i AdmUjfmfnlj.
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS.
Mil M. A HIM.KR k.a jt,.t arrhed froai
I an. and London with the lle.t deaiinl
p-leunally art f... (,, ,,,,.
alao. the mnit elegant Ttimmlngi te be artared iii
ran., aueb at
La y, iiiiimN, vfi.vktu, ri nwi'ita
JlKll'AI. VKII.H. FINK Jl:Fl.l:V. ,
TIll.MMFIl l-M'KR 1'ATTtllNS, lPIK.ri
and CI.OAR MA KIND.
Kduaira aitrnt fur Mr.. M. Work'. eeleh,.l..l
aretrn for nulling la.lie.' diei.ra, earou., bantiiea.
!. W. eorner nf Eleventh and ChaHinut rile.
lie.
Philadrlphia,
Irlept VJ, 'lUt-tlm
tISAAO K. BTAUFFEB,
WATUIES & JEWELRY,
Ko. US North Second Slreel,
Corner of Quarry PHILADELPHIA.
An ai.ortutcnt of Wutohr., Jewelry, Sitror atij
r mini Are enn.inniiy on liauu.
Rrpniriug of Watobce and Jewelry promptly
"aim M Mi'aajiiiiitaa1iiiai ,aiatlaivMwiMat'ie.
31 1 ttu'.nir, Jlnunit, ttfr.
M EUR KUi & 1) 10 1 EH,
KBAtina ta
II A II II W A n u,
AUo, Mnnnfiicturtribf
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
CEiKARFIKLD, PA.
8. fcilberman. - 0. Eittlngor. II. ISilooramn,
S. SILBERM AN &, Co.,
IltrORTRRI AND JOKDRIil OT
FANCY GOODS, PIPES
NOTIONS, C,
13 .1'orfi fourth Slrrrl,
myZJ IMIII.ADI.I.PIII A. ly-pd
T. C. MYERS,
WITH
w. w. riDk. n. I. aoaa.
WM. W. PAUL & CO.,
WHOLrSALE
BOOT AX i snoi:
MIE IIOV8E,
tn Market St. A BU Commorce St abora Sixth,
myl PHILADELPHIA. ly
j. aoLLoaiuaa
... a. DAVia CAnar.
HOLLO WBTJSH 4; CAEEY,
LOOKSELLERS,
Blank Book Manufucturors.
AND STATIONERS,
21S Jlarktt St., Philadelphia.
toau Paper Floor Racka and Bagi. Fooleenn.
Letter, hota, ivraliping, Cartaiu and Tl'all
Papera. feb24-1y
LOT OK HAUDLKS, BRIDLES,
ilarneia, Collare, ale., for aala by
MEIUiEI.L t niOI.KR.
pALM Ell's I'A '" 1C M T U N LO Xl)-
log Hay Forki, for talo by
MEKRELL 4 HKil.ER.
1A INT, I'UTTY
0,L
GLASS,
Nalle, ato., for aala Ly
MERRELL i. BIGLER.
Pi l Cioeitii, f.ioffilrs, (ff.
I a n. ...... a naaaaa a. a. aa.n.a
J. B. GRAHAM & SONS,
MAHKKT KTIIHi:T,
CLEARKIELD, rA.
JJaKNKSS TRIMMINGS i SHOE
Findinga, for aala by
MERRELL A BIGLER.
Q.UJTS, I'lSTOLS, SWORD CANES
For aala by
MERRELL A RIOLER.
gTOVES, OF ALL SORTS AND
Eiiea, for aula by
MERRELL t BIOLER
fRON ! IRON I IRON ! IRON
L
For aala by
MERRELL A BIGLER.
II
ORSE SHOES & HORSE SHOE
KAILS, for aala by
MERRELL A BIGLER.
DULLEY BLOCKS, ALL SIZES
a.
And beat Manufacture, for aala by
MERRELL A BIGLER-
THE EXCHANGE HOTEL,
fit WTIM.DOV, PA.
1ni9 tM trl.nlirfient having bora
. hy J. M0KRI80X. forcurly proprilr of
tb "MorrtinB 1 1 ..," faiu bmma tboronh',? Ten
nted d rtfurniihed, aoi topplid with all
Ui mod am itnprortDinU aod ronreniencct n
rj to a 8 rut cli liotsl. Tno dininit ronni
hu I nmvwi to tb ftrnt fljr, b1 in row
rrion aotl aij. Tht chatuhera aro rrll vn
tilitrd, ard the prnpriuri.l eotleavvr to maka
h atrti perfect! at In me.
Jt2i J. M01ilU30N Proprltf.f.
J. w. WALLAca moi. n. iu.
THE AMERICAN HOUSE,
Lutlirrabarg;, Clearfield Co. Pa.
THIS well known and ling eitab'lihed Hotel,
formerly kept by R. W. Moore, and latterly
Wat. Hebweai. ex., baa been lea.ed for a term
al yeara by th. onder.ignel, to wbicb tl.a atten
tion ai the traveling publio ia now called, and a
libera! ahara "f public palrnaage ia aolieited.
aprlG.'CMy.pd cillAW A WALLACE.
QRDERS RECEIVED AND
PROMPTLY FILLED.
HIGHEST MARKET RATES PAID FOR
. COUNTRY PRODUCE.
SALESMEN ARE ATTENTIVE, TO
LITE AND OBLIGING.
THE RAILROAD HOUSE,
main sr., ruiLitsiiUiw. ta.
WillS aodereign.d keepa eonrUntly on band
L the be. of Liqanre. Ilia tabl. ta alwaya
u r.Nul aim tb. bet tba aa.rkM alfnrda. The
trxehng pabli. will do well tn giee bin a rail,
ao.l.'iij. HOUbRT LLOVD.
McGAUGHEY'S
BESTAIBAM& UEFBESiniEM
A L O O K ,
la Leary'a New DulMin;. (formerly occupied by
Mr. Il"tc,)
FECOND ST., CLSAREIELD, PA.
COysTANTITonbandafineaelei-tinnorCAK.
DIKS, NUTH, ( IU A IIS, TOBACCO, Ac.
ao, KKKSIl 0VS1KII.S raorired daily, and
airred up U auit tba taatea of cuetomere.
v. qt. Ill I.LI A R I) M 1 1 M) V on .econd itnry.
dmlatf DAVID Moll A toll KV.
LADIES' FAMY HRS.
JOHN FARF.IRA,
718 Arch St.,
MldliC Uf UlU iJllMla, ht.
Tib an! th S..,8uih aide,
PilltaADKLI'HIA.
I:uifricr, tnanufaoinrpr
aud bt-afcr in all kioda
aad (jut-h'T f
'AX Y Ft HS
ros LADita' a c ildrbx'i
tAK.
Ilarinff entarirpd.remod
eU-d anti imprutcei bit nti
,Jiinfl fnvnrtihly known f I'll
hAli'UHH M, and bur in r
Itnpnrlril a verr lurgts euI rplpnuid aMrtiol ol
U (he d.firrfDt kinds of Fur from tint hands in
Knrnne. avnd hnve dad tbru madr un .it the mail
LlTIIERSBL'RUrOTTERIES ;r1',:'l,;' J?- "?.iZ2TXllLV.l!L"Jl
and elnmine me rery farce and bountiful asaort
meBt of h'anry Fur., for L.diea and Children.
Ira determined to eel! at a. low prife. a. anr other
rr.pertAl.le llnnae In thie eity. All Fnra Warau.
ted. No aiiintireBtation. In effrrt pair..
JOHN FAKKIKA,
8rpt. t9, '(9-tln 71. Areh Ht, I'hil.drlphia.
TJALL, SEE, EXAMINE, AND BE
CONVINCED.
J. A.
BLATTENBERGER,
& CO.
OjccoU Milla. Tan April 21, U9. t il
DREXEL & CO.,
Xo. 31 South Tlilrd Street, Phlladelpo
And Dealers in Government SpcurHies.
Application by mail will receive prompt atten
tion, aod all information cheerfully forninhed.
uracri loiiciica. aprll-tr
BENSON, CAMPBELL &. Co.,
V. 17 N. Fifth St and tU Commerce,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
And Commission Merchants,
e-ua TBI BALI or
Wool, flineeng. Fur Skin., Foatbera. Leather,
Flat Need. Dried Fruite, Clover Seed, ltoota,
Deer Fkina. Hutler, Ueeawaa, bbaep
ISkine, Kcgp, Ae ao., Aa.
CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED.
Weekly Price current forwarded an requeeL
June II. IMS ty:pd
srtltsrfHancoua.
THIMBLE SKEINS AND TIPE
X
BOXES, for aala by
MERRELL A BIGLER.
JUDDER CUTTERS for nalo by
MERRELL A BIGLER.
SAWS I SAWS I SAWS I
ATTENTION, LUMBERMEN I
EMERSON'S
PATENT TERFORARATED
CroES-Cut, Circular and Long Saws,
(ALT, flCMMINO AVOIDED.)
ALSO,
Emerson's Patent Adjustable Swage,
For 8praad!ng, Sharpening, and Shaping the
Tee lb nf ail Splitting gawa.
.rB.Send for a Deacriptira Circular and Ptlee
Lilt. MKKRELL A DIALER,
jant tf Otneral Arrnu Claatield, Pa
Lullicrabttrr;, Clearfield Co., Pa.
FARMERS, MECHANICS 4 DAIRYMEN
Look Here!
goot and tSItcf3.
DANIEL CONNELLY,
Coot and Shoe Mnnufactnrrr,
CLEARFIELD, TA.
TT A juat recaired a ana lot of French CALF
A A. ek IN8. and 1. anw prepared ta ananafaa
i.i everything ia kia Una at tb. low. at nguroe.
!i. ail warrant hie work I. ba aa repreaenta.
II. re.pectfullr nllcita a call, at bia ahop on
al.rkel atreel.a.iond di or weet of the po-teffiea.
here ka will do all in hia power to render aatia
farlttia. 8oiae fic. Uaiter tnpa on hnd.
mrl).T y DANIEL CONNELLY.
PEACE PROCLAIMED.
TES WAS OVES IS CLEARFIELD
KNOX TOWNSHIP QUIET.
KairJy all the Contraband going bark
to their old masters ; but 'nary one
Cinj to old Mauachutrtta, where
thy were lored to long and so veil.
ISeMMqaenea of th. aborc facta. P. BIIORT,
af the old "Short th"t hiinp." would an.
a '"ice t. ht. aameroaa p.'oni, and tba people
":lariei4 aaaaly at large, that k. ba. now a
bit raia I.i.f f aaal.rial, ja-t received from
'' H.rt.aad ia prepared en anon nolic. lo make
at mrad atoota aad Khoee, at kia no ''"'P '
row. He ia aaiiated Iku ke can ,-lean
il.la-ileaa It aiigbt kaanaaa ibtneely tnral eta. -
11 to. p.triote.) He ia pre,rrd tuaell low fur
ae Caanlry Prodaea. Doa't foriret the
Dftopa.it door to Phuwer. A (Jraheia'e etre.
M..k, e,r.t, Ol.arl.ld, Pa and kept by a
THE undcreirned la prepared to fnmirh you
with the lieat STONEWARE aianufactured
iu Una oountry. Ho baa never yet failed to plenre
the aioet lavtidiooa, aa tn quality or durability.
Hia war. aoneieta in part of
CREAM rCTS OF ALL SIZES.
MILK CROCKS AND PAN,
Fruit Cans, (for Canning Fruit,) Safety
Tubes,
And ia abort EVF.RVTI1INU aeaally aaadc and
kept in aa cataUi.biaoat of tbia kind.
MERCHANTS
Can hate tb. ir ware delirrrrd by Ba, at ANY
TIME and to ANY i'LAC'H oV.ire.l.
Ordera for ware aolieited, aod promptly filled.
JTaT-For general a.aortment, aea Catalogua and
I'noa Liat, auailed free ta apphcanta.
ae-A tllieral diaconnt will ba giren ta toe
wboleealc trade.
CEO. C. KIRK.
LnthereSnrg, Pa., Dec. 3, ISnS-tf
It. V0VA0.
HUBERT & YOUNG,
Stone-Cutlers & tStone-Masons,
1ITILL execateall work In their lira at mod
1 .rate price, aod la FI R.-T CLANS itjle.
.Architectural Ornaments
G. S. FLEGAL,
STOVES AD HOLLOW-AYARE,
AND MAlllFACTCRER OF
Tin, Copper & Sheet Iron
Ware,
PtiUlpkburg. Centre co. Pa.,
nHK eubirrlKeriht1r.centrrit ntt fxtrinfr
I thp for the pirfioteof earrtlna: on th
bu-ine-i nf MTfriiindiipf. Rnw nfTr a nod
""I rare npportiiBity to thm ritltrn nf Clear,
end arljoininc inntpe tt luy a(nre ftn4a
I whulfmU or retil prtrei, that will aainnlth
the unln'irnrled. 1hffr fond' will be partim
ItIt iifpt-d to mil thii tnnrkt. Kvery lady
ill. thereDira. rait the nttentioa nf her hr.il. am)
to thin (art, became ih in hnntU of our huvinr
Kill reeeive eprcinl attentl-n, atd eeervihinr
needed In a well rftulwled hnuTfhold will nt all
Hind, he fonnd in our etore. fhir atnek nf I)HY
.O.U)s fst.all not he Kurpaavi, f rbr In qual-"
ityor ilce, and ambruee. In part, Prints f
O'yr lvU. aii...rV ..... .n.l l.L.
iwlily. MuMini of every crude, Do Lalnea.
adntiied to the tatei of the old and Toiinir : and 1
every article of any kind of gnndi they fell it
m ue ai rt prearnted, and warranted lo alee eat-
Irfaetlnn. Aa to tlllM .tMH)ie have
a uplended aejortment of Alpneao, black, white,
and tn enlorat .rinHrei, 8iiki, and in ehort ell
the neweit etylci In the matket. We dciire thin
fuel to bsrome krowo to every pereon in Ibe
ennnty. With our new and eitcmive etock of
l.llhSM (i()UU, the ladfea ran nil be eitiled
ov jot dropping In aod Rotting a nioe drew
j'Aiiern, tare aett, kid rImo or be dotr that
which fe better: Rive her a will. filled pure.
and the will find Rood and paving invefltraenti ia
emoroidenea. eUKinK". ribouba, fin ret. bonier?
or any other boueebuld nceeMitiei. And in
iddiima to what wo tmve nlrca ly enumeta
led, we keep all kindi of .i;N I l.KMi; V
M l-:.H tucb ei Olotba, Caeaimeree, Satinetli,
lioUt, lioota and bho. 4o,. hp.t.lea, nioe
ainnrlment el iMade up CI-H'I11 N. fur Men
end Hitya, manufactured out of ibe beat
material, which we will iell fur eab or exchanjr
for eonntry produce at price wbien will aauinmb
ere ry body.
W'e are now larpeW enpupr-d In baying and
Hllfnr r-OHAKi: T1MIII;h nnd manufae
lured LI MIIKK, and will rive tbie branch of
buaineae ipeeial attention, and therefore make it
m object to rrery one wbo haa Lumber to sell to
come and deal with tti.
DRY-GOODS, GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
Quecnswnre, Hardware.
We aball alio keep eonptaaily on band
reneral aaenrtment of tiltot Utl CM and
II A HOW A UK, which we wilt aell at exceed
inarlff low pneea. We alao keep a full aan
ment of il ia.NHWA.U;. TLii dtparluent
ill ba kr-pt full and comrleie, and all wbo
contemplate bouaekecplnr. will find it tw their
advantage to eoma and trade with ; beea are
we are eo situated, and, from loner experience tti
Ibe boaineft, ao well acquainted with the want
aad neeeeaitiea of tbia community, that we feel
atia6ed it every men woman and child only
makrea it a point to buy their foodi irom aa, wa
can pleaaa tbem botk aa to qualiie aad prioe.
Tberefore, eoue along and buy your
BOOTS k SIIOES, HATS & CAPS,
Eeady-Made Clotliinff.
And arerytbiug you need to render jourealrea
and faniiliea eunilurUble, iron
Till) nKPUIU.KUN.
CLEAKI'-II.LIt, I'A.
ivrpsn day MnitM.vo. snv. in. i.
Terms of Subscription.
If paid in adianrc.orwiltiin llirir itHtntli.,
If paid afinr three and licfore .ia motitli....,
If paid alter the r).jratin nf ail innnth, .,
JAS. 15. GRAHAM k SONS.,
Oct. 1.7. CLKAKFJKf.D, Pa.
aaHt'tL aiaioi a..
,.w. io aiRTaaonw.
fTMIE ttnderrlpned reepeetfully annoaneea to
L tba utii,c mat ne uaa oa nana a care,
fuliy-aeleeted and well aaeorted atock of Storea.
Ilia variety tun lata o(
1 HE CELEBRATED IRONSIDES,
Whlcb bare leyer failed to glre perfect eatlilae-
tion to tba moat faattdtmie of tta purebaaers.
Continental, t.eMgb, Farmer, Dayltfrbt. Speara'
A nil-Post, fit a (turn. Charm, Herald, dc.,
vita every ranety ei ina beat
rittabuTg Maaufaclura.
In ALL 6TVLE9. 8 tone Preating of arery
description, and all hinda of wiaaon work eon- .Tha Tin and Sbrat Iron wara given with
(raried fr in nroutf.f the oonnly. Any perenrf tba Moth ia eaade of the heav'eat and beat
witibing to have reancctabta naaon work and Material, and warranted to glv perfect ttue-
atnne-ruttinK done, will end it to tnetr tntereet i fee I too ilia atoek tit
to eall upna ae. We would alro Inform ibe pan
lie (bat we can deliver any quantity or elaea ef
fltiDt dcaired, aa wa art tba owocn of a
FIKST-CLASS STONE QUARKT
Ordera for work ean ba addrtaaed althar to
Clearfield or Lntheraburg.
narRltf ULBKRT A T0tX1.
Inrble Stone Yard.
low eeatDeaiy oallad
Southern Land & Emigration
COMPANY,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
f"R0ANI7.r.l) and Mtahli.hed for the Parehaae
and Hale of Karmlng and Mineral Landa,
aod itnprornd Ileal Katata te Ibe Fnuthern B'talee
THOMAS R. Fl.fiWENCE, Prraident.
JO. HEX Elt.Vrl. Viea 1're.ident
d. IIKNKV A.--KIN, Tr-!urer,
Preeident Foorth Naiion-it lUnk of I'hildelphia.
d'HIN MOKItIM, Senl.ry.
1 IIOH. C. MACDOWKI.L,
Attorney aad Coaneellor.
Offlee! lr,.hingloa Building. Corner Heren'h
rt., and Pennsylvania Avenue, Wanhington, D. C.
wrrearicr. :
Oor. John T. Hoffman. Alhany, N. Y.
El Hot. Wm. Iligler. ClearDeld, Pa.
dir. T. F. llond'ilph, Trenlon. N. I.
Ft Oi'V Wm. I'. Packer, Tf illl.voi.pnrt, Pa.
Sept. , 'f!if.
KEVM I LLLI N ER Y
AND
anil
DRESS MAKING ESTABLISHMENT.
IliST flPENEDin Ibe r,o recently orcnplrd
he the Miaa Haad'a and dl.' t'J "I
lloaanp'a Clearlleld, Pa. A.'1 ' '
vlia ol bonaela, hata. c, tor old ana Jnang
Ladies aiii-e. aad .hildrcna' trlaanilnep, "
bon, and coat aelrela, lacea, glorca, Aa,,
way! kept on band.
iml W M iklAO
In all ltirarli.ua Irnnrb-r and lateit al)le
for old. middle aged, and the yea eg, read, ta
order, ht Ike iri.a. fahl.al'le lire., m.tera.
Mra I. E. WAT.-ON,
Aag. IJ, lf.9.-lf.
Alas agaal fmr lha "Magla Macedonian Oil."
Warranted core Rhromnli.wi, Nearalgia,
l.leer Complaint, Ac. Na cere, aa yiy.
"l I)VMSTII ATtli:,H fallTK Ii-Notic
"'t aad bho. ,b,.i In Cur.eti.ril'e. na J ia .".' K' "S" .7.':T, "?
"' Hreet. eppoeiu duaenk R. Irwin'a Dmg h. ratal. l f-AMl ' ' ' ,? . i".
ra-panfJir, to tb. p. thai I lata "f K.rtb.n. U.w,,.hip JW.,14 c.un.y. I a
" "Prpared to .a..'.e, tylea.f Rent, baring ben dnly graaleu la he ""''"''J.,,
s-.. and .T.,y,k,ng i. k.a llna. -a .kvrt ! pern. iadel.:, d to .J ''' $
"aaf . V " DAMEI. MOOIll!
SHORTY."
nt;i f
sew boot'axd shoe shop.
EDWARD" tVJ A CK.
f. UARKETA Sn Hra , I.EA R FIELD, Pi.
TUP preprl.lar kaa entered Into the ROD 1 1
II'ITC ko.ine. at the ahoe. atand, and
''"leenlnrd nut In fc, 4 it lone either In qoal.
' er pr'ee f. kia wark. Fpei tl .ttenlinn
be p.id to m.nur.eiarin; p-wi-d wnrk. II
"' Ml hand a l.r.. l.a .r krei.eh Kin and
j f SHne, of the varr baet quality. Iheei'i
f Cle.rfe'd and Tlrlolir are reapoetlally
'lud te gi.a kia, a trial. Ka ebarga lor aalla
j ". tf
'M K(MiT tvn Kunv. simp.
I at.llf IHIFaU kiaat'l Tl
'l III! KJM'II I.K.
I -in lah.erihor having laulr aiarted a a.w
t. m r 1) i;li. eb CO,
KIItB to Infnrm their frienda, and tbe
public, that they have now and will keep
ennatantly on hand ft larfe and well eelected
atofk or IT4LIAN and VKRMONT at A Kb LB,
and are prepared to fumWh la order
TOMBSTONES,
Box and Cradle Tim be, Monoaenta ia Fan da tone
and Marble, Cur be and I'oata for Ceeaa ,
lery tot. Window Sillt A Capa,
Arcbitaftural A Laws
Ornaments.
They Woo Id Invito epeoial al teat (on to their
Seidftona Monument, which are built from
arlflnal deaigna, and will compare favorably
ilb anything ol the hind in (be eoantrj.
If dealred they can fbrnlab Marble Window
5ille and Caps at alight adyaaoe aa tba prica
uf Ha ode ton a.
Terd nn Deed street, near tie Railroad depot,
Clearfield, Pa. JeVif
MICHAEL BOKE,
aMASON AND STONE. CUTTER,
JitW VaMiltipton, Pa
ajuAll kinda of Mafonrr done. In the moat
workmai.iiae manner. Orders Solicited, and enn-
traote teken in any pari f tbc munly. antflMf.
Miss E. A. P. Rynder,
aoaar rot
Chiekering'a. Rtelnwat'a and Emerjoa'a Pl.noa i
Btoilli a, Mn.na llaailia a ana reionoeta
Orgnna and MlodeoD.. and Mrarar A
llaker'a feeing Marhinee.
ilio raarara or
Piano, flultar, Orgnn, llarmnny and t oral la-
.1,-. N. pupil taken for I." man halt a term.
jrah o. nrt door la Firat atlOBal liana.
CleaiDvId, Maaa,', l'D If,
NOTICE.
VLTj pfr.nn. are liir.d.T nntifird who have
luiaed llankinf prnund at or near the mnik
ul Hhitmer run on the prnperty nf llronm. Dink
ey A Co., thai all h.-k pay mit-t he paid up bc
h any nnrr gronnd can he nl.tnlnrd. And all
pjVin, . Lanking limber or h.s. or any other
himlK-r ni, 'he aloreaaid pmniriy, wi.b...l per.
o.,..,nn. will .r lre..pa.a, ar t charge.
lifIT dollar, pe, r.t fr taid grannd. Apr lealio.
f,.r" ..Id gn'ood inu.t I made ta W. . Dicker,
(Ilea II nr". '
GROOM,
Rapt. 1. ISM-fira.
VDMI Metl It ATltR'H ,ITI'I-N"t:"
I. herrhr given that Inter, nf admini.trali"
,. the rell. of ASA II Kl. A Kit. deceaeed,
late of l.awrrne trswn.hip. Clearfte'd eonnly, Pa.,
hating been d-i'y granted te lha anderaigned. all
p.r.nna IndehtrJ to akid ette Will dia make
pat mi nt, and thnae havlnit claim oT drmand.
wiil nre.nM tliem pmperlr anthen'leat'd fw art.
tlrtn-nt. KtOlttlE II. II ALU
lint 11, 'M nt. AdminlrtmtoT.
VINiTASrMpRTIE-T MbMrt; and H"Y 8
TARLOB AKD IIEATIXO STOVES
la larger, h'tter and cheaper than ever before
eihihitcd ta the puhlia. lie deAea auaapetitioa
aithar In rariely, quality ar prica.
Tie la alao prepared ta furntah a eompleta
aiaortmcnt of
Tin, Copper, Shoet-Iron, Wooden and
Willow Ware,
rTholeeal. ar retail, aaaaofeetared neatly aad
with tba aola view t. aarriea, fruai tha beat aaa
t.rial lo tha .arket
PLOWS, PLOW POTNTS. t COPPER, DRAS8
AND IRON KETTLES,
Of avrry dricrlptloa eonatantly aa haad.
LIQHTNINO ROUS,
Superior point, pal vp aa abort aoUea. Tha
Point ba oflera lo the public ia tb. a,m. aa ia
now tteed by tba I'enneylraaia Railroad C uo
tbair building!.
ODDERS FUR SrOCTINO, ROOFINO
And alher work belonging lo hie hnalne.a will
be promptly Ailed by aiperieacd aod akillfal
worknaea.
BRASS, CurrER ASP OLD METTLE
Takaa la aachang. for gooda.
jprVTT. rerla:ly Inrltea lha atlenllna of
Slerrhant. wl.hing to pnrehaae at whnle.ate, aa
they will find it to their advanta-A tn OKBBlla.
t la etock before pnrouaaing alaewkere.'
0, 8. FLKflAL.
Phllip.burg, Aug. , WS. JjSltfl?
FALL OPENING.
ARNOLD k HARTSHORN,
Cl'BWENSVILLE, I'A.
JJLAVE Jl'ST 0rtN1:D Ur'" Ul ""'
coaiplcte atock of
HATS i CAPS, ROOTS 4 .SHOES,
1 1 A R D W A R E , Q U E E N S W A R E,
BACON, PRIED FRUIT,
GROCERIES, SALT,
J.C., AC, AC.
ali faction guaranteed a. to quality and prloe.
All kiud. ol iumher and proda. takea in el
rhaiica for gooda, t.ive a. a enll before purrha-
aior. alaawhrw. ARNOLD A HART.SUtlltN.
l urwrn.iill., t-.-it - 11, Ca lf.
EV STORE AND NEW GOODS.
JOS. SHAW & SON
line, juat oprnej a
Kit Stoki, on Slr.inSt..CLtaritLD, Ta.,
lately occupied by Wm. F. IRWIN.
Tlieirilock conaittt of
Gao-c-tf of Ilia brat quality,
QuEENSWARE, HoOtS Rntl SIlOCS,
and eery article neeeaaarf for
one, comfort.
Coll and examine our tlocK before pur
clia'ine rUawhure. May 9. lPCO-tf.
lll:l.l(.lllIM MIIK IH.
MrlhiHlint i:ilcopal fliurrhRer. V.
II. lln.i.. lHeli.r. I'nlilie Pcriice every rabiiatb,
at III) A M , oud T( V. M
Hal.balh Svliool at 9 . M.
Prayer Meeting every ThuradaT. al J P. M.
t'oiiiniunicn Hervico, flr.t halihalU of ertry
monlli, at in) A. M.
Xt. I ranrls' I liurrli ( atlinllr Trr. Mr.
O'llliAiltiAi. Mom al lii nVliM-k A. M.,on the
aei'mid and limrlh Snnilav. nfen.'h nmnlh.
HI. Alldrcn'a Church l:ilaroialRrr.
Okohok II a Ll.. I'uhlic hervive r'unduy murning
at IU uVlork. and at 7 p. Ul. Siindnv Srhnul at
.'I p. in. Prayer Mooting Wcdm-.iliiy evening
at 7 oVh. k.
HI. Juhli'a Church Lutheran !l,-v. Mr.
Nixiionrr. I'uhlic Hervioo vverynlilmth, morn.
HIT anil evening.
Freehylnrlall ( hurch Her. Mr. Ri ti a.
Pulilic riorvice every hnhhalh, morning aud even-
i M IT.
twt" W" rmr-erai,aat "
f or a em for
T.i nw n ill t,n ('.mini n t otn'!i !e liil
of tltw AMc-MMitu of tltlo count)', lmtftl
in Ortotcp. IPOfl, wboaodttt)- It will be
to miitto trio HMfxprnont Uiia full,
B'eBri..Jttb 'tna-.-ck OnlipL.i.L , MoCuMy.
fV A'Ura Hrr-h, !la"ten,..L H ft.
HltK...A. R. HoMfiri. fJiiHa'i..J. H. Tb. veon
lgt;a...1 homes Me. KaribaitOim. OillilaMj
lltallr'l...lrntr Kinarl K nf....I. A, Wiae.
llra'lv.i'.And. I'm I a. .(r, 'l.nn rrw . Mart. Ntchola
Jerret Smith ' l.umbrr City U'.,W,
Cov't.-H'M .'l.Mcradfl.-n H. ,n.y.
t'ot liijtt.it rr. ( tulMi t. Mnrri-iama Hrmver.
Cicni ln-ld botP'...')! . L.JNcw WanhinKton bnrn'.,
;,.'!-1 jobD a. N.-tr.
Cut W4 m illc boro'.J. K .OaetiU boro'-L-A-Ktont-
riad.
IVnn...l. H. Ifftrri.
l'ike...Wm. A- lllM.tn.
I hi'.n. J W. Ili.llopeur
Wuodirard..Sain. I'.hliull
it 01
. I " I Humaide.
. 1 00
Kratirr,
necalnr....TrtC(ib fliatU't-f
riTiifon. Math. Henry.
Jirt.rd...K. r. htowart.
Ur.bin...A. II. Mmw.
(irn)iain..Stiniui'l Himul
Kr"i;nid, and U,
in hia wtcatl.
t l(tfiiriird, and Uichard
in bis etcail.
II.
McMnatera appointed
Hughca ajipointed
A fpltiiiditi lino of ludios' coating re
ceived to-day I)) AVm. Jlocd & Co.
A notice clnewhero will inform the
citizens of Osceola wbero to buy their
broad, cukes and pies.
An excellent hituntion for a lllaclt
miiht Curpentor or Cubinot-mnker is
ortorcd lor aulo by Mr. liuntjs. See
ttdvertiftcmcnt.
SHftHQl.
Mr. D. G. Nil-ling, it will bo no
ticed by an udvcrlirvtiierit elsewhere,
determined to clone out bis largo
Block of sfjro good at tlio Keystone
Storo. The sale will bo unconditional,
and bargains will bo realized by the
public.
Read wliHt the 1'liiladelphia Mail,
a bigbly flavored loii " newspaper,
says about Hans Geary, Ben nnd
Judge Brewster, etc. Such gospel
truths nevor before emanated from
this souree. The editor lias evidently
been reconstructed on the Democratic
plan, of ulways telling the truth.
Sir. F. K Arnold as Administrator
of li'n father'! estate, it will be noticed
by an advertisement in this paper,
and band bills, offers two desirable
homesteads fur sale. This is a rate
chance fur a farmer or mcchnnic who
desires a homestead in a populous and
thriving Settlement.
Xotice to Land Owners. Vie
transfer an advcMisemetit to our col
umns v Inch we find in papers of but
limited circulation, emanating from
the Surveyor General's OiTiuo, highly
impolant to hind owners, who may
yet owe tho Commonwealth for the
Patent, or purchase money. A full
record of all money thus duo can te
seen al tho rrotLonolary's Office,
whcio a Dot-Wet prepared by tho Sur
veyor General has been deposited.
Not Correct. it was rumored
about town last week, that 11. B.
Swoopc, Esrj., bad been employed os
Counael to try the case of veraciiy
between Gov. Geary, Plaintiff; Hon
I?. Harris Brewster, Covodo, ct ul.,
Defendants. But upon inquiry, we
earn from a reliable source that
such in not tho fuel. When Mr.
Swoopo was "interviewed" on the
subject, he replied that the whole
crew miylit go to h I, or words to
that effect. Ho evidently prefers the
society of gentlemen.
List of letters remaining unclaimed
in the Postoflico at Clearlicld, on the
first of November, ISC!) :
Arrher. Rrv. J. (I.
Iloner, Mine Mtiry.
Iteuni-tl, limine..
Hi ice.. Mr. O. A.
Huil.r, Unheal.
P. T. I.
"For thy Stomach's Sake and thine
other Infinnitios." St. Faul.
i) ii. hoyi:rs
Hrnma, Mr. L. A. P.
Itailcy. n. H. A o.
Itn.w'a. II. VV. 3
rremieer.Augntua 2
Crana, I.. J. I.-hj.
rem, Hca.iamin P,
ttrrenwond, haiauel,
llarj Mr. Jarnib.
IU0. Henrietta,
ilamrr, I'arrl.
HriidtAn, W illiam C.
Knienl-alr, Mr.Jajnee.
lfrltpnl, Suan.
Mitnr, Miei Sarah.
Maraell, tirrgf.
Murphy, Mr. John.
M.CoflertT, Mies Kate.
Mrfnarric, Mr. Jaaaee.
McKeu, Mr. J. iS 2
MfCloabcy, Jnhn,
Mrlh.wcll. Mr. O. V.
Mct'ortnack, J. W. Kaq.
'Irner, Mr. John.
Pnret, Charts.
I'etrra. Miaa hi la,
I'errv. Mr. Ab-lam.
Itickctta. Mr. U. W.
Krnrtn, K.
Snvdt-r, Mia Anny.
Snilnan, Mr. John W,
Thumaa, (1. P. Kq.
Twl-r. Mr. W. II.
Vanranler, Mr. T. C.
H tti k, Mrs. Huoan
Wood, Mr. C. W.
Webb, Mr. U. T.
I A.W.U UN, r.M.
rrns
WEST BRANCH BITTERS.
FT
.
i
FAIRBANKS'
FTANPARD
SCALES,
JUCKET A CO.
or ait. atTfH!
Harvce Parrtwa, Warthnum Trut'l.., Copying
Preeeea, Impmvcd Money Drawer, Ae.
roa aat.s bt
MEURKLL li RIOLER,
taralrrs In Hard arc,
Jr.lO-lf penond Ctreet, ClearSeld. Pa.
-lt-rATI II-ltHMrmt JJ . I elchteen In-h
HHINHLE!1, for which the hiahe.t pne.
wll bepa.d.
Olcarlirl l. dole Jl
W KAVER A lll.TT.H,
taaotf
al
rTf Kfi' A C'OrlffTAni.l;!' f.v.n
U have prinM a larva o of the new
t-KK 11 il l, and will aa lha reertpt of twentv
ftveorrtta, ai( a eTf In any addretn, m ?
Vtafe, pore, plraiant aad health (Wing Tonic
alriclty tigflarile, and manofarturcd fr.aa
the mot pure and ehniee snairrialaia not a spirit
dHnk aor auhalitnte fbr srhiaky, but a arieniiftr
enntpnund, for the preteetion of tbc eratrm and
tbe enra of dticaf-c, aialc from ebemically pore
ppirita. entirely free from fund oil or other irri'a
tinf properties, and will not disagree or of end the
mat d.'lieate atovnacb. A long private eiperi
ence haa attested its
Superiority over all Ordinary Remedies.
No Hitter at preeent offered to tha public
contains so much medicinal virtuo, and yet so aa
and nlea?anl to take. It's ate is ta cure dieeeee.
and it will ant oreale aa appetite for epiri.aour
Unnr. but will rare tbe efeeti of di'tipatioa.
T" Inrri the Appelitei I'R IT.
To promote lie?rstion, I'SK IT.
To cure TyrpcpMi, VacE IT.
Tn curt Fever and Agne, X IT.
To fore Tlillionnne", VSK IT.
Tn eure roaMipaiion, t'SK IT.
T- rure Chronic Iiarrhfra t'FE IT.
To enre Heart burn, '"K IT.
T cure Matulrnce, '"E IT.
To etire Ad Bruciai-ns I FK IT.
To cure Nervous Icbil.li t'"K IT.
To eare Tlypnehnndrbj. tK IT.
To cure a.lncs of Cui.ilrvtn, IT.
To core l implM and Itl.itchea, WE IT.
T General rnotration of tha
'h siral pwers,
an1 It will cure yon.
fold everywhere. t ll.QO per botllo.
faelared eiolueivrly by
KOYEK k SHAW,
CI.EAKFIIM.P, TA
V bo offer liberal induec.inrr.ti ta the trade.
nd.JMssd !f.
AcciPFNT We learn tlidt Mr. II.
B. Wright, Sr., of Glen Hopo, on Fri
day Inst, met with an Occident which
might havo proved fatal. He had
hilchod up his horse nnd buggy (an
old hoi jo that was never known to
score before) for the purpose of going
lo Jaynesville, but thinking that the
Itiipfc on the hnrae were insecure, stop,
ped to get another set, and whilo hold
ing tho homo it became restless and
finally started off on a brisk run, he
being unable lo hold it. Coming in
contact with a fence, Mr. Wiight was
thrown under the baggy, and holding
on to tho lines ho was dragged a con
siderable distance. Tho horso finally
broke tho linns and ran home, scatter
ing tho buggy along the road ns he
wont. Mr. Wright received no injury,
although his rscnpc is miraculous.
A good assortment of boys' and
children's sui'.s made to order, at Wm.
Heed A ( Vs.
A Dkkkrveu C'omplimknt. The
editor of tho Xapicrville (III.) Clarion,
in nn urticlu reviewing tho Churches
and Clergymen of that village, says:
" lor somo two years past tho St.
John's pulpit has been supplied by
tho Rev. Mr. Ciiambkrs, a inun of
excellent address, refinement and
superior abilities. His popularity
increases ns time progresses and bis
qualifications become known. He is
an earnest, steadfast worker, and his
deportment, being entirely in accord
with his profession, there can bo no
other inference drawn than that bis
saered office id filled with no other
object in view than tho promo ion of
tho well'iiro. of bis congregation.
Tudor bis faithful cdministi-aliun wo
trust, cnew long, to see it become neces
sary that tho sitii.u ,,. neat chun-li
building bo onlargetl lo accommodate
tho worshippers at St. John's."
The clergyman alluded to above, is
Rev. J. T. Chambers, who furmorly
occupied tho pulpit at St. Andrew's
Protestant Episcopal Church in this
place.
Ciicrcb Demcatios. Tho New
Presbyterjun Church in CurVensville,
will be dedicated to the sorvico of
Almighty God, on Sunday next tho
14th, at 11 o'clock, a. m. Tho Pres
byterian citizens of that place not will
ing to bo outvied by their Methodist
friends who havo a splendid brick
edifice have erected a handsome
Stone Church, which is both neat and
tastefully arranged, and worthy the
en tei prising citizens of Curwensville.
A cordial invitation is hereby extended
to the citizens of Clearfield, and tho
public in. general, to oe present on that
occasion.
Mr. Bt-nj. Ik-Beck, of Lawrence
township, offers to the public bjr
advertiuctnen't in the ltepullu'an and
by hand bills circulated, somo personal
property on Wednesday next.
Extensive Robuebt. We have- to
record tho most extensive robbery
that ever occurred in Clarion counly
On Thursday night of last week, the
storo of Lauulilin s. Arnold, iitl.oath
orwood," Porter tp., was entered, the
safe unlin ked, and over nine tliousam
dollars stolen. The amount consisted
of 81, 100 of 6-20 bonds beloniring to
Mntiasseh Arnold : 2,UUUu! i 'JO bumls
belonging to Jnines Laughlin; l.OOU
of o "0 bonds, tlio properly of lienry
l errmcer making ei.iw; in bonus.
The balance was about $..',000 in bunk
notes, held in trust by M. Arnold, Esq.',
School Treasurer and Justice of the
Peace. About $1,800 of bonds and
money in l no sale belonging to the
firm, was overlooked ly tho thieves
and not taken. Tho front storo door
was opened with crow bars, or nome
thingsitnilur.as indicated by the marks
The safe wasunlocked by some means,
and tha money taken. It is known
mo robbery was commuted bclore
midnight, as a lady residing across
Hie road, saw two men in tho storo.
with a li-lit; but thinking it was Mr.
Arnold and soma ono Willi turn, gave
no alarm. 1 hey havo offered S1.000
reward for tho apprehension nnd con
viction of tho thieves, and also ten per
cent additional for nil thu money and
bonds recoverd. There is no definite
know ledgo yet of who committed the
robbery. Clarion Democrat.
VFE IT,
pRotmrpsiNO. Superintendent Wil-
kins has taken another step liirwnrd
in our railroad arrangement. The
passenger coach nt lathed to Iho Clear
field freight train whlrh has boon run
ning between this place nnd Philips,
burg fur oboul two months, will hero-
iufler be run through to Osceola. It
'leaves Clcnrfitid at 7 a. m , Philips
i burg nt 9:;;0 nnd arrives at Osceola tit
j 10:15 a. m., and returning leaves Oa
cetilanl 2:00 p. in., Philijislnirg nt2.i!0
I p. m., arriving at Clearfield at .r:46 p.
Emporum Wo are permitted to
extract thetollowmi; spicy and graph
ic description of Emporium Irom
private lelter received Irom that place
by a gentleman in this cily.
"Tlrs quite a town some 1,500 in
habitants is pleasantly and promi
ncntiy bounded nn tlio north by a
mountain on the south bv a 'do' on
Ihe east, same on tho west, also 'do
locnlliy, between mountains. Iho
snn strikes the town about fifteen min
utes in tho day nfu-r that timo have
to lay flat on your back lo see day
light. Jsolroslhcro its so far down
between tho mountains that it won't
reat.li. Area of visible cround, about
ten acres square customs of tho peo
ple, mountainous amusements at
night, 'crawl in your hole' scenery,
niotintanions society, lumbermen
gossip, 'I'll bet five dollars Bill ikos
t-on chop moro timber than any man
in Cameron county.'" Lyeommg Ga
zette. IIhiiiwat RonitKRT. The Valley
Spirit my : On Saturday night hisl,
as Mr. Samtiot Garner was going to
his home from Greenrnalle, he was at
tacked, when about half a mile from
the latter place, by a negro who struck
him with n single tree. Mr. Garner
was knocked senseless. The negro
robbed him of about J00. Mr. Garner
lay thero until one or two o'clock on
Sunday morning, when he managed
to make his way home, lie lives on
the farm of Pr. Carl. The negro was
arrested on Sunday nnd lodged in the
county jail Hia name is Ferdinand
F.vuns.
I firm ( 'nt Flrm.
We clip th f iliiwn( Items fif)ft
the Ililllpshurj Journal of last
Saturday I
We are Informed Ihnl R slight Crt,
was discovered In Itentl'i rr. ill at Wat
liicelon, Clearfield roiinly, tin Fridnf
morning ol lnl wei'k.jtml as the ni'lf
wtianlii.nt to he put In operation. It
extinguished with very I i LI lo ef
fort. On Saturday, while tho mill
Wus rm.nlng, flro broke out In the
sAinespot, hen tlio floor was lorn
Up, and it wa discovered for have
originated from tho friction rn-odiiiied
by a broken counter shaf t, which wa
speedily repaired.
Mas Snor John Brown, "stable
boss" nt tho Moshannoit mines, three
miles from Osceola, was hot on
Thursday night of last week, at almut
eight o'clock. Ho was in iho storo of
J. Sl I). Knight, nt tho mines, partially
reclining upon tho counter, in conver
sation with iho clerk, with his side to
ward tho window, when a shot wild
fired from tho otilsido, Inking effect in
his sitloand throwing particles of bro
ken glass in tho fitfo of the clerk. A
miner was arrested who was known to
havo made threats against him, but
proved an aliti and wits discharged.
Thowoundcd in. -in isstill living uud it
id thought will recover.
Killed rt titk Cars. A miner by
tho namo of Joseph Curtis wits run
over by tho ears, between Osceola nnd
Jlosliannon coal mines, on Saturday
afternoon about half past ono o'clock,
causing death in n few hours. Tho
train was on extra, consisting of ono
passenger coach, which was convoying:
the wile, of Brown, who was shot on
iho preceding Thursday, to Moshan
non, where herjrusband was lyinj;.
Trtav were nUHHinrr . curve, when
Curtis was seen lying between the
rails wilh his bead restinrr ar?uinst
one of them, nnd the engineer Whistled
down brakes and reversed his engine,
nut it was too lute. Tho wheels struck
his head, crushing the back part of his
skull, left shoulder and leg from the
thigh to- the knee, nnd breaking his
right leg in two-places. He lingered
in this mangled condition until about
six o'clock, when ho expired. He
was nnder the influence of liquor at
the timo of tho accident. On Monday
his remains Were interred in the cem
etery at this place.
The Resvlt. Just now (he carpet
barjgers in the Sooth fire busy in
devising schomes by which to retain
power, place and plunder. They have
been repudiated; kicked out by tbe
people. Even the negroes spit npuu
them, and clamor for their expulsion.
But they cling to office like a drown
ing man to a plank. Those of them
who are revenuo collectors in Florida
and North Carolina pre! and they need
nn army ul their back to enable them
to get their money. This demand of
the carpet bag collectors for troops
uieois cithtr that shoddy patriots
want contract for supplies to the
military, or thut for political reasons
it is deemed ndvisablo to replace under
martini luw so math of the South as
has been freed from that infliction.
This gamo is well understood, and
was condemned by tho people; of Vir
ginia and Tenuesseo in the most em
phatic manner. Mississippi nnd Texas
will follow in the same path unless
they a ro put under military rule, and
tho bayonet elevated over the ballot.
It now remains to bo seen whether
General Grunt will run his adminis
tration in tho interest of dishonest
carpet baggers, or tho peophi of the
South. Ho must accept ono or the
other of these situations Age.
Tr.AD. Benjamin Bennett, Esq., an
old and respected cilirenol Meadvillo,
and formerly of ihis place, died at his
resilience in Meadvillo, oh Saturdf
last, in the 80th year of his rtge. Mr
Dennett was formerly pmpricior of
the Franklin llouso tnow Ovrman's)
in this plneo. Ho was h g'unt in sire,
being nearly seven feet high nd
buill in proportion. When n boy we
used to look al h:,m with awe, and
even now, ss wo rail mi that period.
m. A car lor tho accommodation of I wo feel liko oxelaiminir. "lliere were
Xl.no . ' passengers has also been attached to j rr'nnt,, in thuao days." Bfllcjonte
the Moshnnnon coal train, leaving Oit-
I AHIKS-. allSCKS- A CIllI'llKX R CLOTH
JA aad Waal.ar prnaf I'aM. and Sara, al
ceola at 0:10 a. m., and reluming at
7:4' a. m., and leaves Osceola in con-
hection with the Mail north and re
turns tn connect wilh the Mail south.
Ero long we will be tonmclled to ' " i ".,
Il'iifcmio-fi.
(Ill Alaaat' Pllll f t. Kenaedr'a Med ed ,
O DieeoTery. Heiaahold'a Raeha. ,Haefs faa throiiiclo the extension of Ibis line ta nosed to have been the work of an
Oil. daae'a aa4 seer'! aieaieinee 01 erT i i - - - -
MKrV WiTBOVH
Lirar
tad, r ra'e by
ad Aeer'f aiedieioea nf wrl I
Biltrfjwp irjj. ITymre.
Firsi: I.otr Hatm. Afire oc
curred in Ixick Haven, nn Monday
tho 1st, which burned Rynder's music
sljre, Hoiikin's phologrsph gallery
and a dwelling hnu-u, along with sev
lier buililings. The tiro is sup-
in
I ewdiarr
Cold Comfort. Gen. Don Piatt,
tho brilliant editor, who has been of
luto greatly disgusted with his psrty.
evidently thinks that it has nothing
lo brag ol lor having been saved, as
by fire, in the Slates of Pennsylvania
and Ohio. Ho writes to his nper,
the Cincinnati Commercial, that there
never was a fight in Ohio so fiercely
contested by the Republicans as the
last. "The land rung with speakers
and was flooded w ith documents. Tho
l.cpublicar. losses indicate coming
dcleat unless wo take n new departure.
As Hie htteenllt amendment takes tho
nesro out of politics, the future issues
will lie of a tinuncitil sort, and where
ore we I l ui your house in order.
my Republican friends, for to morrow
yott may die."
Tiiet Want a Kino. It is now
claimed that one hundred nnd forty
one Spanish Peptuie are pledged to
vote fur ihe Luke of Genoa, for King.
This nersotiago is nephew of tho King
of. Italy, being the son of Victor
Kmantiel's brother Ferdinand. The
Duko, who was born in February, 1854,
is in his sixteenth year, lie is pur
suing his studies in Kngland, under
the care of Mr. Arnold, al Harrow. on
tho hiir. From all accounts the Duke
of Genoa appears to be tho favorite
candidate, wilh the party now domi
nant in Spain.
A Bio Thimo. When tho new
Union Hotel of Iceland Brothers, at
Saratoga, is completed, it will bo the
largest hotel In tho world. It will
have n frontago of 1,0."0 feet, five
stories high. It w ill be built of brick,
and the building w ill be divided into
nine compartments, almost fire-proof.
It is to be finished and furnished.
ready fitr the reception of guests, by
tho 1st day nf June next.
The Philadelphia A7fsavs: Gov.
ernorOnrynnu n Committee from the
I nion League of the I'nilcd Slates,
have been devising means (o assist
tho Radical party in Mississippi ami
lexns. Jji t thi in send Into thoso
States the men who forged and alter
ed the returns in this city, nm! Judg
es who derided the election cae and
the work Is dono. NolUi-.ic further
will be required.
Snow fell to tho depth of eighteen
inches in McKonn tenuity on the 2Slh
ultimo.
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