THE LEONARD HOUSE.
(Sear ll. Hailr-aa: feriol,)
IH.i:U HTIIF.ET, ( l.KAUHLI.b, FA.
(i. I). GOODt'lJI.lOW, Frvnrlstur.
!. JEW (rt-tU Hotel lii every ir.eet
eontfortnlnV nwiM-ill el.o modern imiin.vo-
I . (wj m-. r r-
anil reeeonaMe eh:r,;e.. The. balronaae of
t)ulilltf I re.ueciiu.iy .iiimk.'i.. . vaiueicr.
'.ltie take notion thiU a large barli hu ju.l
4,,, .reolea .or .u. .I.-.,-,..., r, u
JUeiiitearrlea;ee--liarinif neoannoJiim. yard
i jiMOt to Ihe Fni(lit i a 1 1'aMengir dipot. JrDl)
iTHE MANSION HOUSE,
Corner of Second and Market Strrt'ti,
I 1 1 r.ARricLi), pa.
Vfini3 old d eonmo'llout llotal bi. daring
r I th p jretr, been n larked to double In
krmer oftpaellj for th ntrtinmnt of tran
irfl aD gueitf. Th vhil batUtng hu been
fjroiihfrd, and the proprietor will ftr no
tioi to render hit gucita comfortable while
1 ! etfrThe 'Mnoiion noute Onolbai rani to
Wfrom the. bepoton the arrival and dtp art tire
if each trU. DAVID JOHNSTON,
j iotS tf Froprietor.
tHE WESTERN HOTEL,
CLEARFIELD. PA.
TTTB lobeeribor bar tog lrated for a term ef
yean thttvell-kauwo Hotel, (kept fur many
(ri by Mr. Uanicb.) and i-c-fluod and refur
anhed it througheut, la now prop rod to eoUr
tola trarelan and the poblie generally apon
I, rmi U u hoped alike agreeable to both patron
and proprietor. Mlfl TA.BLK and BAR will
lappUed with the beat the market affordi;
oi ae paine will be tpared oa hii part l add to
& eonronienee and omfort of hie ftvest.
i JOHN DOUUlifiKTY,
I Proatt.etor.
THE ALLEGHENY HOTEL.
MARKET St., CLE AIIFIEI.D, Vk.
THIS laryo anl oommodioui ntw hotel hat
kern opened fr the aocoma.udst.on of tbo
?) where Ute proprietor ill be glad to meet
eld fmudi, aad receive a abaro of public pt
wonage. By atriot ptrional attention to the d
tiU of hi bosiBcti, he boiot to be attic to reader
jfeatitfaction to bis patrons. The TABLE will
layi be boanlifullr an p plied with the beet that
ia be prucarvd in the market, and the BAR
II eoataia a full lock of LlijL OILS, BEEK, Ac.
oid ft ab ling attached.
I JAHKR LKIPOLUT,
I Clearfield, Uarrh 3, iSfJ-lr Proprietor.
JHE EAGLE H 0 TEL,
I MAIX ST., CI RWKNt-VILLE, PA.
?TT AVISO leased fur a Urta of yea re the
XX abara well known and popular hotel, (kept
Horaerly by Mr. Maeaa, and lately by Mr.
;leni.) the prearat proprietor baa re-fitted it
(irith toe objeet ef render1 og bU gneeti totafori
ttate while aojonrniag wilh hiiw. A flae, large
gfctable and Yard ie attached, for the care and
pretention ol boraee. earriages and waoni. A
hhiiii JOHN t'OUTS, Proy'r.
SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE,
Cnrwenavllle, Clearfield county, r
THIS eld mad well aaUbliehed Hotel, beaoU
fally ii tnated on the baaki of the Fnaaa
kanoa, la the boroigh of Curwen.Tllle, hat been
laewd for a term of yeare by the nnderiigned
It baa been entirely refitted, and la now open to
the pablie generlly aad the travelling eoeama
aity in particular. No peine will be iparvd to
rnder gaeeti comfortable while torrying at thli
heie. Aaapla Subling rooji for the aocommo
Uien of team a. Charge! moderate.
Jan. I, If WM. M. JliKFRIES.
fHTlMERICAPT HOUSE
Carwruerlllr. 1 lcarllcld"county, Fa
TUt andersigwed has laattd this old and long
eeubliahed knUl. (formerly kepi by Major
laaae fiiooat,) aitaata la a central purttea of the
teni.and baa entirely re-fit ted aad re farntibed
K aod re-modeled the rtaliog. so as to asake It
aa eSjeetf hereafter, far the traveling pablie to
aarroaise tVU Urge aod aomaiodioas houre.
dee 3,'08-tf JOHN J. BEAD.
THE EXCHANGE HOTEL,
HUNTINGDON, PA
THIS old oataVIIshment baring been leased
by J. MORRISON, fermerly pruprUtor of
tbs "ilornaon Hose,"bas been tboronghly ren
era ted aad refarnisbed, and sopplied with all
the mod era improTeraentJ and eonrenieoees ae
eemry to a Aral class IlottL Tne dialog room
bu been removed to tbo first floor, and is bow
inaeleoa aad airy. Tbo chambers are well ven
tilated, ard the proprietor will ondearor to make
kit rnesta perfectly at heme,
jttt J. MOHRIS03, Proprietor.
j. w. WALLAca Taoa. a. shaw.
THE AMERICAN HOUSE,
Lathenbnrg. Cleirdl4 t o.. Pi.
THIfl w.ll Inowt tni lnnf .tl.blUW.d II.'.I,
form.rlj k.p by H. W. Moor., 4 Imlt.tlj
V; W Behwaa, ar kM he Inurd for Una
( joort by tho odrr.iKnt), t. which tht atlrn
tin ol tho InTolioit public U e.lloii, iid
llo.nl ihon of pobb. otTMO( I. Mticil4.
prl4,'6l-l7-f4 SU1W WALLACE.
THE RAILROAD HOUSE,
uain sr., PHiLirsnums, r.v.
TBI ondeni rn4 kocpf eonctaotl om hand
tbo bort of Llooori. 11 u lablo ii olwao.
opolio4 with tho br.t tho narkct .(funic. The
trxelini poblie will it well to f irt kirn a rIU
i.tI,4. BOKKRT LLOYD.
pqlii ana Stoof j.
" danTel'cox neli.y,
Boot end Shoe Maniifacliircr,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
HAS ).t rcMfred In. lol of Frcark CALF
feklNS. aod i. wow prepared Ui auonf.e
Vuro .rrlbin ia hu lioa at tbo low.il Ufaro..
U. will warrant hie work lo bt a. rrproMntM.
lia rocpoetfally oolirlt. a call, at hii chop oa
Mark ctroot,corond dtor wootof thcpotwfirct
wboro he will do all In hie power to render calit
factioa. .foino tea (JuM tpe on h.ad.
;,';- UAMhL CO.NNh'Lir.
PEACE PROCLAIMED.
THE WAS OVEK II CLEA&riELD
KNOX TOWNSHIP QUIET.
yearly R the Contnibantit ying tci
to th'ir old meter but 'furry onr
qtinj to old Miifnaihufrtlf, vhrre
Jk . . . . f...uif mn J,.msw j . mA . ' .'
tliry aTf C IVIU WW wny unu mv n
T I oaovqaenco of tho ahon farte. t. SHORT
JL of fho old ''Miort tooo enop, wncia mn
aooaoo to hlc aaaaaraal patrona, and Iho people
f Cloartold cantj at Urfo, that ha haa now a
rat rata lot of (rood Batrial, Jolt roooirod froea
(ha Baat. aad practarod aneaurt oli to cnaha
and airad BooU aad Fheea, at kic aew obp ia
Orakaa'arow. Ha ia aati.hed that ha oaa ploaao
all, (anloal it aight be aoeae iatoaeelj loral tJ
at booao patrioU.) He ie prepared to eell low for
Ce.h or Coaatrj Prndaea. Don't forgot the
Shop aoit door to Shewerc A Orahaaj'a etnra,
oa Marhot atroot, Cl.arrold, T4 aad kept by a
fellow eomaeal ealled
jri,7-j snosTr.-
jewbo6t avd'siioe shop.
EDWARD MACK.
Co. MAKKBT A tT.,CLt,AKHb.LI, Ta.
rpnE r-rortrl'tor haa eatwol late tha HOOT
X fling kaalnara at tbo aboco cuad, aad
ie determined wot l ba oaldone either In qo.l
itT or prioa f kia work, fioooial aiuallen
ill be paid to caaaofaeinriaa ewed work, lie
hu .a kaad a l.rt-e M of Sronek Kip aad
tojf 6hiiia,of tha tore beet o,oolitj. lba irt
aoac of Cioardeld aad clriaitr ara raeperUallj
tamed hrl'l klal trial. Ka charge for call.
EV WM)T AM) SHOE MIOP.
II fl'BM EHHVIL1.K.
TTJI eaheeriher ha.lef lately el.rted a aew
Boot aad fhoa rbnp I Carweaetil'e , oa
klaia otrvot. opnaoita Joeefh R. Irwin'a Kmc
noro, owpoetlnllj anaoancea to lha poblie tbat
he ie prepared te aiaaa'aetare all .trie, of Fool,
aad t-bore. aad coi7lbii; ia hie lino, o abort
otlea. Ho aloe krone oa hand a rood a.eort
aiaal of raadr-aiado work, whiek ke will cell
ekoap for oaak or ewntr pr.-i.eo.
aotlT-if a-ll LEWI." 7. RO-"-
mm i ' imisi whits : j j
The relelirateil
RICHARDSON HOOTS,
For aala wkolraala aad mail, at
J. r. kRATZFBfi.
OXIdY
S.l.OO
Frrnek Kip. !ll" lur
r. ti.lniii s.
. Uatfcul)rrjfr & Ca,
AS
BEST GOODS"
AT
LOWEST PRICESI
J. A.
BLATTEABERGER,
& 10.,
oY oi'fer at theiu
51 a in moth Store,
in ost r:uLA, pa.,
A.
LA JIG E WELL-SELECTED
tuck or
Spring & Summer Goods,
PURCHASED AT THE LOWEST MAR
KET RATES, AND TO BE SOLD AT
A SLIGHT ADVANCE ON COST.
QOXSISTING OF DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, HARDWARE,
QUEENSWARE, WOOD WILLOW
WAKE, NOTIONS, CLOTHING,
HATS AND CATS, B00T3
AND SUOIS.
pUKNlTUKE MATTIIES.SKS,
FLOUR AND FEED,
AND EVERYTHING APPERTAINING
TO WELL-REGULATED I10USE
nOLDS, A3 WELL AS TO MILLS,
MINES, AND CAMP.
QRDKRS RECEIVED AND
PROMPTLY FILLED.
UI0I1 EST MARKET RATES PAID FOR
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
SALESMEN ARE ATTENTIVE, TO
LITE AND OBLIGING.
(JALL, SEE, EXAMINE, AND HE
CONVINCED.
J. A.
BLATTENBERGER,
k CO.
Oweola Mill., Pa., April 21, W,9.
UisaUnnrous.
Southern Land & Emigration
COMPANY,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
OK0ANI7.ED and r.tabli.hrd !' Ibe Piit.hnw
and Bale of I'armine: and Mineral lande,
aad iuprorod Real Litatr ia the Soulbern Slatrc
THOMAS R. FLORENrR, PnreidoaL
JO. 8KVKHNH. Viea rre.ident.
J. 11KXRV A.-KI.N, Treeiurer,
Pretldent Foartb National II. nk of rbt!iel.hta.
JIHIN klORItlS. Seerel.rr.
T1IOS. C. MACIiOWKLU
Attornej and Coun.t'llor.
OBee: Wa.Ulnptrta Roildinr, Corner fierenlb
St., aad Fenn.yliaLia Arraue, Washington, V. C.
arrraenrc. .
(lor. John T. Iloflnian. Allany, X. Y.
Kl-tlor. Wm. llif ler, t'learnel.l, Fa.
(ior. T. F. Randolph, Trenton, X. J.
Ki tluv. Waa. I. Packer, W illi.m'l'Ort, Pa.
Pept. 1, t tf.
NEW M I LLlTn ER Y
AND
JTJJfji!Ii! C3-CCKEcflS38
and
DRESS MAKING ESTABLISHMENT.
TEST OPKNBDIn the room reeeotlj occupied
,j the Mice llaed'. and dlw Vj oj po.ite
Mo.eop'a Plore, Clearfield, Pa. All Ihe late
ttrlea of bonaeta, hau. Ae., for aid and yioni
Ladiee, nilec, aad children.' trlmanDi;., rib
bona, and coat rclreta, laoae, (loroe, Ac., el
w.rl kept oa band.
U It !. MAWlrS
la all it Tarloot branehoa and latect el) let,
for old, middle .fed, aad tha ronnr, n.de to
order, br tho eaoel faabionabta dree, meker..
hire. T. E. WATSO.N,
Anf. IS, ISfJ. If.
Alva areat for tha " Mala Haeodonlan Oil."
Warranted to far Kbenmatira, Neoralfia,
Lifer Conplainl, Ae. No rare, oo any.
rurwrnsvllle Miirblo Yard.
DFMIR'H-S of cstindinr mr Im-lno. ami
knoaiul there can l.e no hiplier tribalr
.., .wr.1 In the nemorr of the rteeeacd an'l
baried fricmle, than to erert orrr their narrow
hornet a eealptared .lab of endnrinc; marble, th.l
point, forever to the rctirs plaea of tlioee we
lote: I rf leave to nr all who wih to ebow
Ibeir alfretiim for tiieir d.parted frirod. ami
kindred, that IbrT cn h.re an oyortonil.T
of dolor, ". BT fallm at ear Khop on Thompeon
rtreet, Corwrn.rille, Pa., ai I we prrpartd to
furni.h to order,
MONUMENTS,
CRADLE A BOX TOM 153,
HEAD STONES, Ac,
of anr driro or ie, at iraaonaMe rule.
S. It I keep on hand the beat Korelpa and
nmnrwtlr Marble. All work eieenled in the
net .killful manner. I w.ll alro d.lncr work
to ant point ia Clcaro.ld or adjoinini mnntiee. if
Curwenn ille, Oct. id, WV XI.
PROVISIONS
JV?T RKCtlVLD AT J. T. kRATZLHr.
M'liile Wheal Floor Bo. kwheal Floor- FlOod
Cora Meal Cranberrir. f n-eet Polaioea Lima
Iloon. l'rlrd Pa Hotter Chrev-Cuir.t Cor
ed Heme Pried Peef lArd Atroore'e M nee
Meet Meet Pork "at Meal T.pioea Raiein.
.-Citron Uned Api-kea Poarhea Chemre
PnnwCarranl. Pickle. ( anned Pearhea
(Urawhcrric at' P'ed t'krrrioa I ora
AraKe haoeolo.h llnaey-fpiced Oyat.re
loaieloce lm4ora,Ae.
FEATHERS.
A FINE LOT OF FF.ATMER Ff'R
By J. P. KRAT7.KR.
ClearBrld, Ko. a, '"9-Ib.
PRIVATE SALE.
r. ri ipwt nn aw
a . r. - . IJ larinl aVWMIrl o(
5 and on. Tuor Tear old rA lwnly eeap. ol
lr.. one twin fled, .ne l. clai, one one km
.li d, and one windmill.
Toe .ro crlr can be ecn r-T t.llmg npoa A.
U.h.orbr.H.l.v.n..n.e.nnE
Cleardi ld, V1. J7. U Ot.
-itT ATl:l-ll),(MM No. I eicbleea laek
W univ.:! I'd t, ib. hi.beet nnoa
yiilt;uUIitil tU'fill.irmrnn.
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS.
Mils. M. A. I'.lMH.ll line Ju.t .mini from
I'irl. and London null lU h.u,l ilemrim,
l.imunkltr aili-i'lvd lioin Hie i,-Bt..i M..i,..-.
el.o, the uioM ol. gt.nl TiiiaiainH. to be nrrun J a
.ii)., .wo a.
I.AIKrl, RllllliiNft, VKI.VETH. F1.IIWFRM
iiiiiiiAi. vt:ii.M, i ink ;ki.i:v. ..id
TlllM.MIMt l'AI'l:it PATTL1I.V8, Hltlri
and CI.'lAK MAKINll.
Kelaive asent for M re. M. Work'. i'1vSra!"d
vrli'in lureiiltiiiir luihi .' lin e..'., .ie.iicj. iMjii, .,
do. X. W, .Nrrner of Klvvcnlli and ( b.-.tmit Ht..
PhilaJJ-hia. s,,t US, 'oa-Uiu
ISAAC K. STAUrFER
WATCHES & JEWELRY,
Xu. US NorLai Becund Street,
Corner f Qmrrjr P II ILAIK I.THIA .
An aovorturnt of AVntchrf, Ji'wvhjr, Silver auJ
Plutvd Van eon 'In nt )y on hand.
Hi'.airinjr uf oud Jcwtlrjr pr-nmpttj'
attvuded tu. Jv2 iy
8. HiHwrinaQ. - 0. Kitiingrr. - H. Rirbrruian.
S. SILBEEMAN & CO.,
lMI'OHTKnH AXD JUBBKHI ur
FANCY GOODS, PIPES
NOTIONS, &C,
13 Jt'orth Fourth Htrttl,
mW PIIII.ADKl.Plll A. lr:pd
T. C. MYERS,
W 1 T II
Wa. W. r.tllU u. I. BOAS.
WM. W. PAUL & CO.,
WIIOLrSALE
root Aar kiioi:
IIVIK K IIO I'SE,
(23 Market Ft. A 011 Commerce St. above Sixth,
my IV PHILADELPHIA. ly
J. BOLLOOBI CII
a. davir cAnt:r.
HOLLOWBUSH & CARET,
BOOKSELLERS,
Blank Book Manufacturers,
AND ST ATIONKnS,
219 .Wfirl.fi St., i'hUndtlphta.
;BP:iiier Flour Kacki and Hafri, Foolflrnp,
Letter, Note, Wrapping, Curtain and Wall
Paper. foli24-ly.
ISexela o7
Xo. 31 tftuutU Third Street, Phlladelpo
And Dealers in Government Securities.
Application by mail will receive prompt (too
tiun. and all iiifurtaatiwu cbccrfulljr furnithed.
Orden solicited. aprll tf
BENSON, CAMPBELL & Co.,
Ko. 17 N. Fifth fit. and iii Commerce,
PHILADELPHIA, Pi,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
And Commission Merchants,
roa ma aAta or
Wool, Otneene;, For Skini, Foatherc, leather,
Flai Kocd, Dried Fruiu, Ciorer eed, Uoou,
Deer Hkine. Putter, Becewax, bbaep
fSkin., Rrr., AeH ao., Ao.
CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED.
Wetklj Prioa enrrcnt forwarded on reqacit.
June II. lees Ij pd
IAD1E.S' FAC FIRS.
JOHN FAKKIRA,
718 Arch St.,
liiJdic of Hi. Dlok, Wt.
JOintnl "III Sl..rl..ulli .ide,
I'UILADKLPIIIA.
Importer, niaaulacturer
aud ilttlor in all kiudi
and uualilv of
FAXCV FI RS
JlfV'j?rV -A H n, c"ar,-.l, r.mod.
el.1 anu imi.ro. I'd mv oM
v.f end I'.voraolv knuan PC 11
"Sfc'V-V- KM I'lllll I .M, and harin,
iiiiport.d a fcry larre and iplcndid e.i"irlment of
II ilia difircn'l kiti ie of Fun from flrot h.n.li in
Knrope, and have had llieoj ma.le np by Ibe moil
.killlul workmen, I would ri.peellullv Invita ny
friend, of Clearfield and ailjaeent eounlie., to call
and ciamiue mr very larre and beautiful a'eort
men! of Fancy Fur, for Ldie. and Children. I
in determined to cell at a. low prie. a. anv other
n'.pectelle IlmiM in tliie eily. Ail Pure Waran
ted. No micreprcrontalion. to rfT.-ct .ale..
JOHN FA 111-1 It A,
Sept. J9, 'Ofl -lm "l Arch HI. Philadelphia.
U. Dl BKRT
, d. roc sc.
HUBERT k YOUNG,
Stone-Cutlers & Stone-Masons,
liriLt ec-f-"U work In their line at Bod
I aralo price and in F1K!-T I LA.--3 .tjla.
Arcliitectural Ornaments
In ALL STYLES, Plona Preerlnj of every
deecriotlon, and all kind, of naeon wurk eon
traded for in or out of (be eoonty. Any pcreor .
wi.hlnir to hero renpectnl.le na.on work inj
etoaccatlina done, will And it to tbeir latere. I
to call upon ae. We wonld alro inform the pub
lie that ne ean deliver any quantity or cl.ii of
.tune de.tred, ac wc ara the owneri of a
FIKST-CLASS STONE QUAIIUY.
Order fur work ean ba aJdreacd altbir to
Clearfield r Lutbertburr.
nirSia U I' BERT k YOl'Nfl.
Jliirblt? & pSlono Yard.
T. LI DDL J. I. fc V t.
DKSIl.n to inform their frim U, and thr
puHlie, tlrnt thy hava now and will kfp
ennitaDtlv on hind a Urr and wrll relertrJ
torkof iriLlANinJ tKMU.M WAKLLK,
ui ara prepared to furnish ta o dtf
TOMBSTONES,
and Cradle Ti mb., Monuatrnfe ia Fandttone
and klarble, Cutba and Porta for Ceme
tery Loll. Window Sill. A Capl,
Architectural A Lcwa
Crbanienta.
They wonld larlte epreial attenlioa lo their
Petd.tone Monuments which are bail! from
oriainal de.iffna, end will compare farorably
aith enjibii.f ol Ibe kind ia Ibe countr).
If de.lred they tea furni.h Marble Window
Jill, and Cape at ailijht advance on the price
of rjeadatoae. '
Yard on Reed .treat, near tha Railroad depot,
Clearield, Pa. jeV'f
MICHAEL BOKE,
MASON AND STONE CUTTEIt,
New a.hlnf;tou. Pa.
AAI1 hind, of M..onry done, in tha mn.t
worktoanlie manner, tird. ra eoli.-.ted, and c-m-lra.-l.
tnken in any part of the county, aofrl'-lf.
fill
wt.. --
Miss E. A. P. Rynder,
atntJT rft
Chlrkariog'ii. Fteiowa'f tad Frnert,' Pi.naa ;
buiii', MniHa t llcmlia't aed I'elnubart
Orgi and Mfiodrun-, ird Oirer A
Cifcrr'a fiwing Wirhinti,
auao Tiaiaca op
Plan. Onitar, (rraat Hartsnny aad Vwal Ma
i. No pupil lakra Utr ( thaa half a trria.
Swy-Hocmo tiKBt door U r'irt hiUotal Haak.
Keitfl. Id, lliy i, ti.
NOTICE."
VI.L per.on. are hen-by notified who have
leaord li.nkiuf irouod ai or near the n.onlh
ol Whinner ma oa lb. pr..peily of tlrtmnt, Dirk
ry A Co., thai ell lierk .ay mii-l no id up lie.
f re any wtore ground can I obtained. And .il
prr.011. hanknr linilior or luf. or any ollur
l.mWo. Hie alorruid property, ailbuul per
m.eeian, will be held for lrT.,pa.or be eharircJ
Hfly dollar, per rail lor aaid irrouod. Applo anon
f.w raid ground "nit be made to W. r. Dickey,
I, it a Hope, Pa.
UP.noM, DICKEY A CO.
8r,4. I. lboJ-dai.
D ,.0.I TIil!li F PARTt.HlHIP.
The partaenrkip beeetof r eti.tioe. betweea
tt na. LiKlilneraad d. W'. Ila.ia.al Heoearta Iowa
abip. ia .he loltie llae.aeo,wa bitmore Bon,
waa dieanlved oa the 'lh dT of llet.rtoher, 1M1.I,
bv mulual eonarnt. Ibe aocownu of Ibe above
aaaaed partie. will beaelllej bv e.lber Me of ih.ui.
MM LIUIITNLK,
Borarial-p.,) J. W. DAVIS.
Nne. , tlpd. J .
Vcw :ivv6 wailr r..o"r HAT. .1
JIr . 7 t:it 1.
aawLemjt....uiaw
jftirflirnrf, f iiurarr, fflr.
MEHHKLIi & lJlGLKH,
IB A It I TV A It E,
A Io, M-aur.cturvriof
Tin and Shed Iron Ware.
ri.EAiinti.li, r a.
LOT OF KA DDL KS, 1UUDLKS,
Ilarncit, Collar., etc., for tala by
MEKHFXL A BIOI.EIl.
p A LM KUS I'ATLN T UN LO A D-
ln j 11. y Forki, for tale by
' MF.RHF.LL A BKJI.KR.
Q I li," V A INT, " I'UTITLTSS,
Kalli, etc., for eale by
MF.IIUF.U A B1GLEM.
JpTilN ESSTIUMM 1NGS 4SU0 K
Finding!, for lule by
MEURELL AJIOLEIt.
QUNS", HSTOL37s WoTd CAN K3
For laic by
MEKUELI- A BIG LEU.
ITOVL.i7oV ALL SOIiTS AND
Eiioi, fur talc by
MERRELL A
BIOLER.
ruoN
JI!ON! lliON ! 1II0N!
For ial bjr
WERRKLL 1 BK5I.EU.
II
OKSK SHOES A HOUSE SHOE
KAILS, for tale by
MERRELL A BIOLF.n.
pULLEV JJLOCKS, ALL SIZES
And best Uanurarture, for enlo by
MERRELL A BIOLER-
'pilIMBLE SKEINS AND TIPE
BOXES, for le by
MERRELL A BIG LEU.
JODDEU CUTTERS for eulo l.y
MERRELL A BIGLER.
SA.WSI SAWS I SAWS I
ATTENTION, LU MDEII.MEN !
.1 iiKroLVTto.i' i.r s.tvs:
EMERSON'S
PiTI.M PKRI'ORAUATED
Cross-Cut, Circular and Long Saws,
(ALL GUMMIXQ AVOIDED.)
ALIO,
Emerson's Patent Adjustable Swage,
For Spreading, Sharpening, and Shaping the
Toelh of all Splitting Bale.
fcO.Send for a De.criptive Cifculer and Ptlca
Liiu SIKI1RELL A 1: 10 LEU, .
Jan.. If Qineral Aptnta, Clcatleld, Pa
G. S FLEGAL
PEALCIt IN
STOVES AM) HOLLOW-WARE,
ASH MAIICFACTI'RRR OF
Tin, Copper & Sheet Iron
Ware,
plil!lpburj, Cutr rov. Pa.,
rpHC nndti(.n'd raipiwtrulljr annrunera to
1 tha piblic thut ha bat vn band a eara.
fully-ff If-eUd ard well aitwrted itwck uf Stuvei.
Uif variety coniiiU of
SUE CEl.EBI.ATnD IRONSIDES,
WMrfa feara narir fttPtd lo firt j rrfKt aatlaraa
tioa 4o tba tavit faftlditia. ot iu furcbaiara.
CtiBtlnftital. Ithipb, Fartsar, Dayliffbt. Pperi'
Aoti-lut, Niegira, Chariii, llemlJ. ao.f
with trtj Tariff of tba be.
Pitubur; Xaoufjclur.
'
tL,Th Tin inj Fbt Iron "ra g Iran with
tha Mtp U ! of 'WiaaVft and brt
matrhal, ind wnrranod to iva pcrart -f.ftiuD.
U.a itock uf
TAKLOR ASD HEATING STOVES
la lirP?r( bttr and cbrnpar than arr before
vxbibttcd to tba put Mr, He dulici Cucij tttlioa
tiOier ia Tarifty, qualur or pica.
Ha lo alua prepared to furnlih a aomIeta
aftortiacicl of
Tin, Copper, Sheet-Iron, Wooden and
Willow Ware,
Wbnlrnla or retail uanufartun'd aeatly and
with tha aole xitw la lomce, frim lha belt ui
tehal ia tba marie t
PLOWS, PLOW POTST. A COPPER. MUSS
AND IK O.N KhTf LKi),
Cf trerjr dfacrit-ticn aoo?Uutlj oa band.
L!i U TXISQ HODS,
eperior point, fnt vp oa rhntt Bntira. The
Potat ba offrrt ! tha fablie ia tl. tame ai t
no aeed hj tha Pacafuania Kailroad Ca vn
ibeir building!.
okdeus run srouTiNo, noonxa
And ether work belong I of to bti baaiaav will
ba roniftl filled bj aipanetead and kkilllol
worlataea.
dra&s, ajrrcii and olu mettle
T-iboB ia eacbtnge for (ooJe.
f-IIla ttperielly Ineitea the afteKtloaj of
Merrbant wishing to purebaee at a bolcaU. ai
IfcfT wil find it tu tbeir advaottte in eiiniint
III ilocb before purr hating el rat hi -re.
0. 8. Li:OAT..
PhlMptbarg, Amf. S, liS. j;:itA,
FAIRBANKS'
FTA.NDARD
SCALES,
-V ; or Ail. fcistt;
niSC"IC Prtire, Warrbra Truek Hip. tig
Prctfr, Imnrr vpfl Moary Dmatr, ia.
ra RILE BT
MERRKLL & 15 1 (J LEU,
Iralrradn Ilanlnare.
i,-.6 tf &naJ Ktrert. Clcarf el 1, P-
VI TtRW !OTIC l--Thr anVr' rnrt,
Amlit'T. appoiutf .1 ! thetnihn'i t'rt M
i ,,uti. I I ivunir, te wafer ditrittMdti nf thr
I a- in the btn . of Jtbn II. I'n'(..r., let .
' AJnitn:,. tni-or, d -. tf., f Jnwt ! -ni-
aitn, lte of Ji.rlan tonli' , df-emmtl. tu end
ttriiil to the dai'ir f h'u yp intmont B thr "IF t
of J. H. Mr-Cnal. Vn . in Heart. rid, on 7! ar
dar, the Jd dsr of l'renirrr ant. whrn and dbrfr
all i.ertjui .ottrri'lil. mnw aftrnd. if ihff rer
Vrvu. msiLiw .M.anbv,
rvj"vTOl'Waj. m. y ffh p..wi.'rn
fit i C.itircticj, C!r,
i.a. h oatH.v a. w. caituM a. a. flKAn.M
J. B.GHAIIAM&SONS,
maukpt fti;i:i:t,
CLK A Hl-IELD, Pa.
f"lHR tubtiarlhera hivlr.g entered Into partner
1 ! ip for tba Jr(of carr-fg oa tha
bufinfl.t of Mi-rehptitdlfinv, tnm (Tcr a pood
ind rara oHrtunitjr to the eitiuita of Clear
field and iiijoiiiinu t'uuntioa in I uy Ftre fonit
at wh(lenl( or rc(nr price, lht will aitonUh
the uninatractcd. Their goodn will he furtini.
Inrljr veierted tu iilt thli market. Kvery In ly
will, therefore, call ibe Hltontloa of her hnilmnd
tu 1I1 Iw fact, bemuie (hi hrnnib of our bualnem
will receive ipecial attention, ard overfilling
needed in a well regulated bouichold will t all
lime h found ioour atore. Our atnek of DUV
(;IH)M .ball not be arpaued, either in qual
ity er price, end wit! ooibruco, In pnrt, Prinli of
every etyle, Ginchauie end Lawne of every
quiillly, Muhlinn of every grade, Dt Lnincp i
od ipted l the taMei of the old and young) and
every article of eny kifid of goods the"- L,
to be ai rtpresiDted. and warruntcd to glrciat-1
i-faetton. l to I)It I -! C.Ki)S-we hnvo
i H.WI
niltU'lod aiortment of Alpaeai. black, white,
and In e..lor; .rmurci, Rilka, and In ahort all
the re writ ety tee In Ibe market. We dt rlre thia
fnet to beome kcowo lo every poraon In the
eounlv. Wilh our new and rxtenxive atock of
IHtKrvS 0001)3. iho li.dice ran all be autted
by juMt dropping in and getting a niea dresi
pattern, Uro aett, kid plivee or bv dolr.g that
which ! belter! give her a well-fllled puree,
aud ihe will find pood and paying iovottmenta in
eabrviderire, edginga, ribbutia, glovea, boiiery,
or at.y other b(uteb'jld aUreaniilea. And in
ad iitiun to what we bavo nlren y ennmeta
ted, we keep all kind uf (.1M II M
UAH loch aa Olotba, Caaiimerea. Sattnetii,
II -! 1'nnlat Mnd Ktiniai At koaliloi a tilm
Mfurtnietil of Wnde up CI.OTMI U for Wi-a !
and liya, manutaclnred out f the Very beat
niulrrial, which we will eell lor eaah or chan?e
fur tuuniry produce at price which will e lunula
ever y body .
We era now larf-elt enpmred in buying and
arllitig i(U!AKi; ilMlUJt and tnanuruo
turcii LIMi'KU, and will fcive thia hruocb of
huaineae ipueiel attention, and therefura uinke U
an object to every one who ba Lutnbor to ecil to
come aud dval wilh ur.
DRY-GOODS, GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
QiieoBswnre, Ihndware.
We .hell alo keep eonM.nllr on hand a
Crnrrnl aipornnent of iHOC'l:UII and
II AltDWAIIi:, which we will aell at exoeed
injtlj low fiiee.. We el.o keep a full a..or:
men! of (t KI NMV A It 10. II u deparluent
will be ke,t full aad notnplelo, and all who
contemplate hnuetkerping. will Cud It tv their
advauUKo to eiioie and trad, with u. ; bec.u.e
wa ara eo eituol.d, eud, fruinienft riperienee iu
ibe butine.e, eo well aequaiulod with the wanu
and necea.iliea o.' thia ouunnunitr, Ih.t we feel
uliitied il ever man woman and child inly
nakia it a point to bur their good, fruu ai, wa
run pleaeo them both ae to ijualitT aod price.
Therefore, come ainng and buy Jour
1300TS L SIIOKS. MATS i CAPS,
Ready -Made Clothing,
And everyihliiu von need to render younelrea
and fu.ilii couifortable, frum
JAS. 1$. GKAIIAM & SONS.,
Oct. 27. CLKAKFiELD, I'a.
Arri. ARNOLD...
..w. no:.i iutiiMion(.
FALL OPENING.
APXOLD k 1IAHTSUOK-V.'
L'f KWKNHV1LLE, l'A.
II
AVE JIST OPENED a largo aud most
inpiete tlotk of
HATS k CAPS, HOOTS & SHOKS,
1IA liDWAHK, IJUKKN.SW AUK,
UACOX, DPIKI) KPU1T,
OKOCKUIES, SALT,
iC, &C, SiO.
S.li.raetion guaranteed a. to quality and prion.
All kind, of li.inler and produre taken in ex
chance for iriioile. Hive u. a enli liernre purelia
iin( elauwhix-e. AKMlLIt A II AKTHlkiKN.
lurweaoille, f.pt. JJ, Oll-lf.
JkEW STOltE ,KD NEW GOODS.
JtJS. SHAW & SON
Have jut opmed A
Niw Stobi, on MainSt.,CLt.triiLD, IV,
Ulolr OccuiicJ ty Wm. F. IRWIN.
Their tlock conai.la ol
UD 112. "L2 (S3-CD OD ID S3,
Okoct:n of lb bt quality,
QUEENSWARE, BoOlS 011(1 SIlOC?,
and Miry hrlicle nocrT for
ooe'i comforl.
Call and xaroine our atock before pur
cliuinK eleewliere. May 0, 1806-lf.
i'trili.al.
f.'I
.. iri j a!
For thy Stomach's Sako and thiae
iui
r r it ci. T)-..l
other InGrmitic!?."-St. Pan!.
de:. isoYi-:it'N
rnig
WEST BRANCH BITTERS.
4 m, i. hit, plrnwi.it and hraltb pi-irfi TouL-
J.V i'ri.-IlT rrfl-.he, and iHiuufmcluml from
(ho.n..t.ureandrh..ieen..ieri.!-i.not..riiiigilen ill rn', iwuiic inummoin coi
.Irink nor tnl'-titute for nlii.kv, l.ut a K-irnti.' : ored fashions und fourteen superb
sen-. -.unJ, f.-r tlie rr,i.-,ii.m uf Ihe (y.trm and J 8Uh. c,lgl.,lvin(,,. The J:1-ar.ino will
.1,, euro of dinar., mad, if. Unie.llr purr improved. TI.0 ter.ll.,
uirlu. tnlinlr free from fo.il oil or ullier inila- rv ' ' '
!, j Pmr-rt.r.,an.l .ill noi ,v..free er ..rend .he ! however, will remain 82.03 i year 10
mwi uciioato eiumarh. A lonj private ex(ieii. j ninglo subscribers. To clubs it Is
enoe ha. aiie.i.d it. cheaper still, viz : Four copies for
Superiority over all Ordinary Remedies. Uoti, with a largo vngruving, (24
,,. inches ly 10.) "Our Father Who Art
Nn Diltrre at pre.ent nl.-r.-d lo the T'hl' , ' -. . .,
. i - . ....... . i . .... in Heaven, as 0 premium to tho per-
ronlaln. eo much tn.Mli.inal virtue, and yet . o a-e I 1
nd idraeant lo lake. Il n i. lo euro d;ww, 8011 getting lip 0 l lllb J Or eight copies
.o l it will But err.le en oii.elile fur f irituoui . fljr $12.00, with both all C.Mra COJiy
li,,uo,a, hut w.ll euu lU tncvli of d .r.i.:ion. of jl .i ;.lrjnc an j t10 engraving, in
To Inerraae Ibe Ajinelitc, t'SR IT.
Tu prenmle Mit.-.iion, I'-' 1' IT.
Te tune Ilv'.e.ia, t 'li IT.
Ta enre Fever and Ague, I '-K IT.
Ti. euro Hiiooue",
Tu ?jee Cunftipalion, 1 IT.
Tu enre t'hronie Ui.nhirft, I .SH IT.
To cure lliarl -l.urn, I .-'I: IT.
Toeure rjlulrnw, T: IT.
Te enre A id Etnelnlii n. Vi-K IT.
To eure Ntrnin. I).h lilv, 'E IT.
Tu rare Ilrptochiinilfia, TrElT.
To cure falluwnrr. oi C. ui l. xi. n, I'.-E IT.
To euro I'lmi le and 1:1 .Irhe., I'M: IT.
For (!. n.n.l Pn..lrali..a ol the
I'hy.ieal powrr., t M! IT,
and il will enre yon.
M l trervwherr. at 11 ." per l-nllle, .Vjii
fAi-lurcJ cxilufinljr t.y
IIOYEK & SHAW,
CLEAM'SKLI', rA,
Who ufT.r iilmal indue. rerr.-.i to Ihe liede.
O-C 17. IS6a.lt.
CWAIl'PAfl--..Ke..eoy.leJel1tt'isP'-,liuJ. "J Jui''")
lH.enr.ro. II. ImhoU'. Uaeh., ll. her e t ea ' r(! ru or inflirinalioll ill this cllhil'Ct,
Till: HI'.PUHI.KUN.
t'j.i:.i;i ii:i.i, r..
WKIiMUAV MhIIMNiI. NmV. 21. C,o.
Terms cf Subscription.
If paid In adal..T..r nillno il..,. iimml,. ...f ? 00
II tiuiil .tier lltree aul ie liim iti mt.lilli.
.,..a,ll,. 9 '.il
ll I'iiiiI alter Ihe i-.pirutiiiu id .11 m.-nlh
i on
9 '.il
PI. I. It. Mil 4 MliH I H,
MethnrtUt i:pUf a ul rhurrh-nov. w.
II. 1mm.. P.iaiar.-Pul.,fl Hcrviea cacr hu'.dmth,
at li'i A W.. and 7J 1 . M.
Hnl.l.alh Si hool at A. M.
Prayer Meeting every JbHreday. al , P. M.
Cnminuttinn h'erviee. flrtit Huld.ath of every
tnonlti. al III A. HI.
HI. Pranci' i liu rrlt olhoHr Tire. Mr.
M is it a mo a r, -.ii aia at (,ci,ek a. .11., on Hie
hit. Andrcw'a I'rhii)i'Uco!ta!
Beron-i nnl rmirin rnn-iaye ol men tuontti.
Oconai. HitL. l'ulilio Pervieo 8iidoy morning
ttt 10 u'clwk, and it! 7 . m. Sun.l.iy S. liuul ui
p. m. Prayer .Mi tting Widnwdny evening
at 7 oVI.p. k.
-ev.
St John C'I:urcl.I.uthrraii Itur. Mr.
ixiiuiti r. Puhlic ben ico i-vcry hahnnth, oiuru-
in? and even inc.
rrcfchylerlitii Churrli ltcv. Mr. Urn rn.
Puljlio Wot ieo every Habaih, uiomiiijj and oven
in ir.
Yclvulecu ! Velveteen ! SplomiiU
nrtielo, very low, nl Wm. Ilccd k CVa.
I,ocal items pr-cm to bo as scarco
tills woclc us Thnnkej'iving tut'ki'jra
wcro last week. Mnybo they'll gob
bio on Clii'ihtiniis or Now Venrs, when
itoma and turkeys may crowd in
upon us.
Sun-IDE. Wo l.urn Hint Godfrey
Weaver, of lirady ton-nsliip, commit,
ted Biiit ido on Friday IukI, by limiting
liiuiBelf in his burn. IIo bus been dis
turbed mentally, fur several years,
and everything was done by bis
friends to ninelioruto Lis condilioii,
but all to uo Jul i ioo. lie was "0
years of age.
The asureb. Lever Flegal, I'm.,
Treasurer elect, on Wednesday last,
tendered bis lionds to the Court find
Commissioners, in tho num of one
hundred and sixty thousand dollars.
Tbo State Uond beiiiff fur 810,000
and the County Bond 61i0,000. They
wcro at onto npiirovod by tbo Court
nnd county Coniniisi-ioners, recorded
and filed. IIo will cmefc u;jnn the
duties of bis office on the 1st Mo inlay
of January next.
Is Position. Samuel II. Iliiidman,
Esq., tho County Commissioner elect,
presented his certificate of election on
tbu 1 dt li instant, und after being quali
fied, took his seal as a member of the
Hoard, Mr. llindman is un active,
intelligent and enthusiastic democrat,
and wo bavo no doubt, will make a
good officer. Ho snccecds Col. Stone,
who has held tho -scat for tho past
thrco years. The Hoard now consists
of Othello Smcad, President, of Xew
Washington; Samuel II. ShufTncr, of
Clearfield, and Samuel H. llindman,
Es(ps., Glen Hopo.
pAii.rtoAuTiMK.-Tlio w inter arrange
ment, bus made a slight change in tbo
airivul and departure of tbo trains ot
this station, us well us along tho whole
line of tho Tyrone .V Clearfield Hail
road. Tho mail train arrives tiefo at 12:5
p. m., and departs at 2: 15 p. in. The
local passenger and freight train
arrives ol 5:45 p. in., ond departs" al
7:15 a. m.
It will bo well cnongh for thoso
interested in tho nrrivul und departure
oflho trains, to clip this and preserve
it until another change takes place.
An entire ucw stock of Furs receiv
ed to day. Wm. Pled k Co.
Pm ehsom's M aiia.ine for Ileecmber
is on our table, in advance. It is a
splendid number, with two steel en
gravings, a mammoth fashion jilatCjjj,
colored pattern in P.erllii work, and
nearly fifty wood cuts. We do nol
wonder at the immense circulation of
Peterson," said to ho tho largest in
tbo world for it really gives moro for
tbo money than any 3!hcr. Every
. i.hm infill it nuwiiuu lur il. lis
J . . r . . ,,
maininntb colored fashion plates are
1
lady ought to tub.Miibo fjr it. its;
il way tbo latest r.nd prfttiest. It
stories are tbo best piibliebed any
where. In Is, 0, in addition to its
usual quantity of abort stories, five
original copy-right novelets will be
given, among them "Tbo Prisoner uf
tho Hastile," by Ann S. Stephens;
"Tho Secret at l!ai tram's Holme," by
Juno C. Austin; "How it Knded," by
Frank Leo Jieiicdiet, &e., ie. About bo used scvernl times, lint tbo wri
1,000 pages if reading matter will be ling of tbeaddresson the Government
i.. ion i . a 1 - 1
prenuuuis. 11 o can ppcaU', Horn per
sonal knowledge, of tho beauty of this
engraving. Now is tho '.ime lo get
up clubs for 170. Specimens of the
Magaxluo sent gratis. Address Chas.
J. Peterson, .'.t'G Chestnut St., Pbiht
deliihia. Peceiving ibis week a large assort
ment of water-proof, black, frosted and
children' hearer coatings, very tVap.
Wm. P.ehi & Co.
PllUKNOI.OliT I.N PlTTSI'.l BUU.-l"luril.g
tbo latter part of tho present month,
(November,) from tho llllh to tbo
oOtb.lho publisher of tho I'ltnnolaji.
er Journal, Xew York, will occupy
rooms in tho Lafayette Hull Duildirg,
Wood street, near Fourths! rcct,whfro
they will he happy to meet their
Pennsylvania friends. Should anv cl
our ivudirs visit Pittsburgh, during
Itin iiltcnli'Mi vt rriil PHlnto duni'ia
,h ml !iil lo tho Ail t.' Am mhly.
vi hint ulnl. c, r lalivc t ihr tr.nl.
in;' of liiHihh'i-,1 i.C irul raUii-. Tin
iro iaiiina ol tliia l;iw u ftTcct many
of Iho l iti.oiift of thi i-tttriiy owning
ri'iil fhtnlfl, mul It in t.ierrfnro the
tltlllOct i Hi pO( 1 !HK0 lll.'lt iwY laltO th
! i.t'Ci'MKiuy urinuiiou to Iibvo thuir
Jtlccds. Ac .iltily cu'.crcd on tho oflluial
reconl.1 :
I it MnttU TmA (twn .,, ,h, .
i Mgv r tii A,., ,)t.,.(t , cuim.viu,cr -Imll
m ,.0h,., ( n,e nt, rorthe rvrortlin of dertn,
(ll ,i,r ,.,.. w(,rre e w h liin.i ur h. ifdilaim-i.i.
ar vinU and Wu,,:. walnii txx m-mih. oft.-r iUu
AT.rrufi.ni r tn.. it .i.-.j. r,.. .. i
Uvirvm. li .Ire.) an I ronv vaiice .t
lime alter Iho i.ui.licalmi. luji, o male and
eXccutH, nnd l..'i aliuU nl lie imv: and re
corded n? ir...-nM .1...U Iu. liml.rl rr....i..i....i
' and void e-'itiiM anv atilnn'iiiieot inireltawr or
i)Mrtjr;t.?e for VHluulile roiiNidiTalion, nuleiw eti-h
deed or uniivoyaiiet' be reuorded an Bl'orr-aul, Iwfore
the proving end ree"rdnijr of the deed or einvry
nnco under which mrh u1)cipi,t purvliuwr r
murtgac shall clHirm
Owiiurs of real cstato nhould exam-
ino tbeir titles, and if not recorded,
have tiieni entered of rocordnnd puard
aainht any advanlago thut might bo
taken by their delay.
SeuwfB ArcnF.ST--Vo learn that
Mr. Henry Hile, w lib formerly resided
at Curwcnsvillo, in this county, but
now a citi.cn of Mount Curmel,
Xortbumberlund county, mot Willi
a eud accident under tbo following
! circumstances : IIo bad in bis employ,
as clerk, a young man by tho name of
:Chidcstcr. Mr. Hilo bud cautioned
1 1,,""liii in! tbo afternoon to bo careful
of tlie mono) . ivi,, UH jt wng py.
I day with moot of bis cusur
aioo lo beat- in mind that about such
I times burirlurs usually plied their
trado. Tho clerk retired at bis usual
hour, while Mr. Ililo was in attendance
al u lodgo of tbo Knights of Pythias.
He did not return until u late hour,
and os his wife bad been ill for some
linio, bo did not think it advisable to
alarm tho home, und tried at tbo
doors to make un entrance, but failed.
IIo tbon tried to ruisc it window, when
the clerk awoke, beard tbo noise, and
if bo thought of bis employer ut all,
it Was only to concludo that bo was
soundly asleep. Ho tvonl to the win
dow and fired two shots at what ho
supposed to bo a robber, trying to
effect an cntranco. One of tbo shot
struck Mr. Ililo in tbo wrist, tho other
in tbo abdomen. Tho wound in the
wrist is exceedingly painful, w bile the
one in tho abdomen is as dangerous as
it is painlul, but there is strong hopes
that neither will prove fatal.
rirrsui'ituu Female CoLLEor.. Tho
present term of this sterling institu
tion will clone on the 2d of December,
and tho Winter term will open on the
morning of tlio 0th. We are pleased
to learu that tbo term now drawing
to a close, is even moro prosperous
than tbo corresponding one last year,
A largo number of new pupils from
tbo city and from distant points are
in ottendtince, and tbo prospects for
tho coming term aro excellent. The
generous outlay of tbo Trustees during
tbo part summer is meeting with a
hearty i-enponso. Tho buildings were
never in a better condition, and the
institution never stood higher in pop
ular esteem. Tlx) College is an honor
lo Pittsburgh, and has gained for il an
enviable reputation as place for the
education of young ladies. Its excel
lent and well furnished buildings,
largo und accomplished Faculty, and
Its superior facilities for imparling a
thorough, solid and ornamental educa
tion ; as well as its excellent diciplino
and high moral tono, commend it to
all who bavo daugtheis to educate.
H is iu every way worthy of its largo
nnd select patronage, nnd wo hcartHy
com rncUUoirJ'Ud'.il. &tiO o
tno President, Iter. I. C. Perahing,
fur a catalogue.
MortE Annit C'arhyiso Lmtm
OiTsiriK or the Mails There secnn
j lo bo some misunderstanding as to
j tho kind of letters that may bo carried
outside tbo mails. Tho regulations
' lately ifiued say that they must bo in
"stamped envelopes." This does not
mean an envelope with a stamp put
upon it by iho person sending tho let
ter, llnicnns the (hivrrnmrnt ttamptd
cnii'loyc. Tbo rrason of this Is obtl
ous. If ono could uso any envelope
and affix n postage stamp, Ihoro ho
itig no provision lor the cancellation
of tho slnmp, tho samo stamp might
stamped cnvclopo makes tbo envelope
and stamp both worthless for future
use. I ersons wislnng lo send loiters
in ibis way, therefore, must provide
themselves wilh tbo stamped envel
opes. Civii.n-.iNU the lir.o Mak. At
Omaha, there nro threo Paa nco Indi
ans under arrest (or murder. The
HepvlJinin't local says:
"Tbo Indian braves now confined
in tbo county jail, aro getting very
restless as Ibeir trial draws near.
Night and day they sing their death
song ut times. Wild, gutteral, moan
ing cries issno fi 0111 their throats as il
they were desertod by every friend,
and all hope had jrnnc. Again shrieks
and yells uf agony and despair drown
ing every other noise in ihe jail. They
sit in u tin le, moody and silent, at
times a dull, meaningless expression
overspreading their tawny fat es. Ol
a sudden one ot them begins Iho tlis-m.-il
gro..ns and thnntingc, when all
join in. Tho night is pitiful indeed "
IkterEbTIMii. Tho editor of the
Hcllof'tinto Xathmtl :tvs : Tho papers
in Lock Haven r.ro having lively
discussion as to whether an editor who
stops at a hotel, as a deadhead, pets
drunk and sleeps wilh his boots on,
should comnlaiii in his paper nbout
bedbugs. Wa t-hotild any it was
breach of etiqiiolle, but ol course great
minds look at things differently.
.achary J. Hot kelibory, oonfinod in
liu tier county Jail, nnd soon lo lie hung
for innrder, made mi attempt to rs
capo last week, but was caught and
held by a itirl until ihe sheri!T iu:n
'J lie prppiit til .mi fm Mi. I.liir(lu'w
wt'-Mtiig aic Ait id to hi I! ml rum cl.
IM" il " HIm, l,lf,t vltiiY
will be .)lemiit?.p. tuilv in llecenibtr.
in View of Wbiuh f lie; Is, tbo editor of
Ib.i llj.tuu 1 rfiA llrt rnclili I
Th "bnppy ir'g." ear leailera bavo
already lxn ndvianl, ia Count Schnri
denbiitren. Grand Chamberlain to Iho
l)uUu of H.tden. Althntigh ihi tillo
" riither imposing, it does nol in tho
Count, own homo imply either an
iuipies(e weight of dignity or A
purse iioticiJdy heavy. Tho Duk of
Baden haa ai.all caeli to spuro ami
none to bestow mi Grand Chamber
lains, who hnvo littlu to do ubout bin
Court, and who "come cheap" in a,
land where ovcry fourth llulchman is
a Count or liarou. Indued a moder
ate belly lull of kraut and pumper
nickel every Sunday is tbo only kind
ot "government pap" that over di.
tends th shriveled skin of Schnoidon
butzen, who is nn uncommonly sorry
specimen ol tho Teutonic nobility.
Tho poor follow is said to bo in oesla
cies over higood fortuno iu securing
an hcircm for a wile, and to be espe
cially joyoos in tho prospect of falling
into tho vacant shirts, socks, breeches
mid oho-.', of tho "Into lamented," a
largo number of which bavo not yet
followed hii euu Is and 'hut to th
junck-sbnp. A pair of "iho Martyr's"
trousers is being out dow n lor scltnci
dunbiilzeii bv Count Kotzenbratzon,
tho Grand i lake's tailor, S. being a
short-legged littlo follow, while tho
lata A. C, us ovcry body knows, alrodu
through tbu land ou a pair of uulurul
stilts.
It will be a funny sight, not however
without some melancholy ouggeblivo
iicss, lo behold poor Schncizeiibutzen
leuding "Mary, relict of Abraham
Lincoln, deceased," lo Iho alter, clad
iu w. veritable huhiliamenl of his il
lustrious pruueceoaor, bis breeches
shining with autographic greueo npol
left by White Houso dinners of the
past liix feet shaking ubout loose ia
u pair of Illinois boots a mile too big
for them and his liny bands encased
in a pair of thoso enormous yellow
kids in w hich the fist of tho Martyr
was said lo bear n striking resem
blance to a eanvased Cincinnati ham.
Poor little S. For our part wo don't be
grudge him a stitch of iho sacred ward
robe.' IIo will have earned it ull be
fore bo is dono with Mary L-, and a
sbo only reserved alter her bereave
ment those gurincnU which nohody
would buy, her new husband will be
gin his matrimonial career by falling
into uncommonly bad habits.
I'MueaUug Oarklci. .
Wd hear that a school-house will
soon bo built in Ibis city, in which to
teach tbo ideas ot the young darkies
how to shoot. But thoro is one sub
ject ot more importance to this class
than book learning, and that is to
teach them how to work. Their mas
ters tauiiht them this important branch
of education formerly, but who is lo
do il now, is a serious question. Tho
first need ot tho negro race, and an
especially important olio to young dar
kies, is to know uow lo work, lor
ihcro aro no avenuos opened for tbo
employment of educated blacks, but a
Fressing ncctl ol buck working nanus,
t is nonsense lo bo leaching ibis class
tbu accomplishments of scholastic ed
ucation when their utmost need is
food and raiment. Wo should like to
know w hat nn educated darkey would
find lo do, be his uttainments ever to
remarkable, while all who know hor to
work aro greutly in demand. An ed
ucated negro could find no employ
nient fit to cngogo his talent Lo
would not be admitted to the bar, nor
permitted to practico medicieio, and
wo are suro that our neighbor of tbo
Statesman would not employ him on
bis paper. Teach tho r.cgreie how to
work and koep thcin at il, and this is
tbo best education they can have.
Thoubovo, from theifxuijton (Ky.)
Gasiite, is sound advice. Au "educa
ted" darkey is as abnormal a speci
men of Immunity as can well bo con
ceived. Ho is simply a monstrosity,
and bears about tbu samo relation to
tbu brotherhood ol scholars, or eveu
ordinarily educated whito men, as Iho
' learned pig," which certainly doc
very extraordinary feats in orthogra
phy and syntax, but i- rf.QnuiaciurVntr..
,V.,.u...Virial ""' UH, Noth
ing out a pig. Iho ' learned darkey"
thus approaches tho learned pig. Kd-
ucato Sambo to work and honestly
earn bis daily bread, and oducalo hint
to koep his bands from tho properly
of oilier people, nnd lie will bavo
learned something ho very much necdn
to know. Easiness and immorality
nro natural to nn "educated" nigger.
Teach him how to spell out a lew
words, niako him barely nblo to read,
and he goes off, steals a bible, and sets
tip as a "preacher;" a littlo education
actually demoralizes him. And worso
than till, il exhausts his vitality ami
shortens his life. X 1'. Day Hook.
.
Military Deviltr?. How well
fitted General Ames is to command
troops in a country where civil law is
supposed to bo respected, ot least in
a degreo, can bo judgod from some of
bis recent nets. Among the respecta
ble citizens recently placed in confine
ment at Crystal Springs, Mississippi,
by order of General Ames, wero tno
oid gentlemen, Ir. H. W. Stackhotise,
nnd Mr. P. Porter, tho former sixty
threo years old, nnd the latter still
older. Tho offence of Mr. Porter, tho
Crystal Springs llrraUl informs us,
nns n refusal to return tho salutations
on tho strojt of ono W. J. Willing,
Jr., a youth of twenty-eight years
Such obdurate incivility was adjudged
a crime against freo government, and
the aged author ol It was punished
wilh imprisonment. This Willing
seems lo be a most Important ami po
letitiul personage, fur on the 5lb iust.
ho entered Iho olXeo of tho Herald and
demanded to seo tho proof sheets of
tho forthcoming paper. On being ro
fused so unreasonable an exaction,
ho '.etunicd in tho ovoning with a
Lieutenant and nu armed soldier, in
vuded tno editors' sanctum and read
tho coveted literature at lbs point uf
tho Lnvonct. General Ames is acan
didatu l.it tho United States Senate
from Mississippi, and relies up in mil
iary power lu leach that position.
-w.
Somo of the Kuw York press aro
cackling oror tho fact that two thou
sand dollar was recently raised in
tbat cily lo purchase iho farm ol that.
old horto lhiet and cut-throat. Joint
Brown. Well, that is not much ot au
Well dono, Minnesota! Otis, tho
Ilemocrntic candidato for Governor,
still heads tho column. Tho lcm
crnls gain threo Senators perhaps
four nnd eleven Ileprcheiitulives.
Thos. W. Horry, prominent lawyer
of llullinioi o, wus found dead, In his
room, iu thai city on Friday lusi, w ilh
a elibcharged piotol in bis bund.
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