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wei.nksi.ay Moi'.M.Nii, Kovn in, u:o.
The i.alt i:irrllonn...l Clorioun
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ronrrrtril tu lrmK-rrv 1 lie rorriitt 1
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nrOUht'll, HIIU I1LI llCiHlirlll.u.
rrudrrril u"lliio Mterm nud
It ll ) Ulxouill.
Wo eoii!jraiiilato llio nomocracy
nil over the country upon llie success
Hi the elections. The Holier second,
thought has at loni'lli c.iine over the
pcoil and ly the li mo another elec
tion rolls round every rascal will be
driven out of Congress uud the Exec
utive departments.
". Alabama This .State, was carried
two years a-;o ly tha niggvrs aided
hy Gen. lirar.t and his urniy by 4,2bO.
But on Tuesday llio 8th, the Doinoc-
vj iieutcu iieuriy cverj'iinng and
have a largo majority in the Stalo.
A UK ansa s Grant k Co. carried
llie State two yoars ago by 3,020 now j
it is Democratic to llio core hy n
lianJsoino miijiiity with 2",0UO white
voters yet dii.limiehi.scd. What w ill
become of scalawuggery when Ihey
gel their rights ?
Delaware The Democrats have
ns usual carried this State by about
the usual majority, notwithstanding
the fuel that over 4,000 negroes were
enfranchised. Florida Which two years ago
went after fulso gods, has also re
turned to llio union fold, and hits sub
Slituted a Democrat for Congress in
lieu cf the carpet-bagger now there.
. Illinois In this Sluto the- Demo
crats gained 22,000 on the popular
vote, and thrco Congressman, ono of
whom, Ingcroll, hud 7.S10 mujority,
two years ago, must givo his seat to
Democrat.' Hesidos, it is rejiorted
tbut Fiirneswortli, who had a majority
i'f 14,418 two curs ago, lnu been de
feated by a fret trade inelhodist
preacher. This is a liitlo rough cii
the tariff and U.yalty. Tho Demo
vrats made iioiioiniiiation.
Iow.v Is loyal 10 t!.o core, but
the HiuIUmI niajorily was greatly ro
duced. She is still rather drunk, but
will bo subcr by the limo the Presi
dential election comes round.
Kansas Like her sinter Iowa,
drunk, but will get out of the gutter
by 1S72. .
Kemicrt Democratic, all over.
The45,OO0 enfranchised niggers never
phased her Democracy. The scalawags
herded llio niggers in certain coun
ties and cities, and thereby elected
some local officers; but tho men they
elected will ruin any country or party
io six months outside of Africa.
' Loiisana Grunt's ship loads of
soldiers and the niggers done their
work well. Two while cadet sellers
and three negroes compose tho Con
gressional delegation
. itie l resiueni ana bis backers nre
very tenucious about keeping up
-It-publican form of Government" as
contcnipIutoJ by llio Constitution, iu
Pennsylvania and New York, and .
hold that their oaths compelled them ,
to send soldiers to thoso States for j
this purpose, while tho States of i
Louisiana nnd South Carolina aro
ruled by a ngro mob, nnd tho clec-
lions a farce.
If those men aro so conscientious ,
nuoui incir oatns una wmi lo nave
free elections, w by don't Ihey prnc
tiro what they preach in those Slates
where they have everything their
own way, and thousands of soldiers
always nt hand '
MaBYLAND "My Maryland," lins
dono nobly. Kvt-rylbing went demo
emtio, by nearly tho usual majority.
Tho 38,000 enfranchised niggers nnd
senluwags nre laid out forever. Too
many decent whito people in that
State to mix with tho "pet lambs,"
even for election purposes.
Massachusetts This cradlo of
treason is true to her ancestors.
Still burning bluo llghls, to show the
enemy where to strike. The godly
portion nre just now engnged in im
porting Chines! lo tuko llie placo of
White mechanics and laborers. Al
though the same, men invested heavily
in tho "colored brethren" a few years
ngo, ihey are now sulified from the
stiiell and the small amount of work
they iret out of Sambo, tUn t an ex-
change inu-t be made, hence John I
Chinaman is tho chattel sought lifter j
by ciotern piilaiill.ri.piMs. Sambo i
may go to h grass, lie is lazy nny- j
how.
MlcniOAN This Slate is nearly
dono playing tho harlot.. Her loyul
swell has about subsided. The Icmo-
crate have carried n number of conn-1
lies nnd mt inl ers of tho Legislature
and guined one Congi ossman. Sulber-1
land, in the (ith district defeats Driggs I
'y 2,000 majority, who, two yenrs;
'S', whs tiulcil by ;!,:j;i. linggs
bellowed tutllT too luud, and became
the owner of to ninth liailroad stock,
lience bo will slay at home and an
honest liemocrat will occupy his seal.
Minnesota Is joined to brr idols
Ignorance and speculation in govern-
inont lands being tho gods they wor
ship out there, accounts for tho way
Ihey vole. Tho liadicul niajorily is,
however, reduced one bnlf. There is . foregoing is the"fthcrof i ! nmtrf chil
omo hopo'thm by 1872 Iho peojdo in ! lrpi. and one at tho breust," !ml he
thst benighted region may hafo
Butriotisn, ciion,., in.u.od Jntr , them Ureal fire and evidently fri.hlcnod
wrifirt..w-yeUJlil BiOB.thSi
Mi,,im 'ri,i Simc in il "tip no .ri Owl. n roll $nlrrfrrrnrr.
,l v. Y.ml.Mil ly . Mn lit ..! I lie t . j.i i Ih.m.U mo I.. . otnintt vt-t v
j !iiv,m In nil in f.riiH, iiml lit nwlWt -mino if Into. IVr' ions to tin
jiTiilly nniiiiii!iiti"l I. rants A ilinims - j 1 hr I.m -linn, (.runt .r.imi.'il to
itrmii.n witliin li.-r lioi-..-r. M. l.oiiis i'ml Iniinl'iiR Mml'm, i f Indiana, lis
' icrai tl.. p'.le 'f (irunt. Hit.' Minister t' Kntiui-I. provi.li-il a U.i.l
c'.-in.li.ldtp f,r (i ivr-rimr, MrClnrg re -
-i'iv. J -t.:i iO voles in Hint city on tl.
St!.. nn.l -lotlier follow," llr.uvn, K,. 1
.....
l.rmU s niiijoiiiy in tue Mine
io years nt;o was ..i,i i". -now
that for high ?" MeClurg is defeated
by .0,000 mnii,y. The Legislature !
is overwhelmingly Democralic. If
United States Senator Drake, don't !
niiM. U i.v.t Ibis thorn is no use in !
hatching either ducks or ihcl.es. Ho 1
sides, only two ofthonino Congress j
men elected Iwoyears ago wero Denio-
cruts, now there aro lull two KudieaU
pock,ji Wonder llOW llltu h of II
present firnnt would nccopt nnd con
t i n n o to run t lie elections next year?
2EAiA Tli is" western settloment
was formed into n Slate vevcrul yeum
ago for the solo purpose, of msking j
l' nitcd Slates Senators out of two
demaL'o.rues. Jim Xve and Hill Stow-1
art. wlio became immunst'Ii loviil nnd
wealthy, robbing tho Indians nnd the j
government jointly. Hut tho Demo-
cats Bccm to have elected their Gov-
ci nor and a nu.io.it v of tho Le-isla-
lure. Grant, Nye & Co urc evidently
-4 A v.vm in tile ouek woods.
New Jebskv This Slate gave Sey
mour 2,0" majority in Ivl, over
i Grant. Hut tho niirgcrs nnd tho reg
iment of ref eaters eent into the State
from Philadelphia, caused the Demo
crats lo lose a Congressman and the
Legislature. This is but a temporary
reverse. The Cops will bo all right
the next time.
Ntw YoiiK The Kmpiro Stutc
gave Seymour 9,0CS over Grant. Lust
year tho Democrats carried the Slate
by 20,241, und this year they re elect
Gov. Hoffman by i!u,000, gain thrco
Congressmen nr.d carry the Legisla
ture. ItiionE Island Tho Democrats
have even disturbed things in this
godly little Commonwealth by assis
ting to de'eat ono of Grunt's main
backers, Jent kcs, who was elected lo
Congres two years ago, by 3,815 ma
jority, now ho is defeated.
TrNSKSSEE Dono well. The Dem
ocrats elect Governor Lystcttcro nnd
gain two Congressmen.
YmnisiA "Tho mother of Slates !
and statesmen" is getting sobered up.
llei vote was knyoi.elled out of the
electoral college two years ago. She
had not been reconstructed, nnd, of
et.ursc, wus not "loil." Tho Demo
crats gain several Congressmen. Siio
w ill be sound for the Democratic nom
inee for President in 172.
Wisconsin This flourishing wes
tern Slate, has been feeding on loyal
ty and husks for a number of years,
and gavo Grant 24,147 majority. She
is sick of her folly. At the Into elec
tion the Democrats gain one Con
gressman bv a majority of 2,120 in a
district willed clc.elcU a l.uJical two
yenrs ago by 4.0S8 majority. Tho
Kadical majority on tho Suite ticket
is less than 0,000, and llie Dcmorrats
have gained many members of tho
Legislature and county officers.
Almost a Failure. Grant & Co.,
wo presume, by this limo hnvo dis
covered Ihc mistake they made, in
trying to carry elections in Northern
Staler, with soldiers and niggers, as
ihey have been in llio habit of doing
down South. . Tho schemo has sue
ceeded now hero but in Philadelphia
and New Jersey. And even in the
South the experiment tins been equal
y , disastrous, for only two States,
South Carolina und Louis.ma, have
been curried by llio scalawags, no
grocs anJ soldiers. These two States
send five riggers nnd four while men
to Congress. Tho district in South
Carolina w
ileh elected tliO cadet sel
ler, I!cv. Wliiitomoro, twice, now
sends a first-class nigger to Congress,
nnd ho defeated a w hitu man.
. Hatiicr Dot iitfil. Wo ' notice
that somo of tho "luil millions" have
suggested lo Grant tho appointment
of Forney to tho begging but fat
English mission. If "the government"
sends llio Colonel to F.tirope, there
wiil bo no ona left to manuliieliiro
Klu Klux outrages in the South,
shortly tirfcro election limes For
ncy has a patent for those nniiiinl li
bels. Hence, if he goes abroad, there
will be a vacancy in the loynl De
partment. The "government" hnd
better let well enough alone.
Gor l'r, Too. Tho whito coaled
philosopher, Greeley, was a candidate
for Congress in one of tho New York j
.. i t t , . , . .
u,uit,s,au ,wn occmeu i'y
thousands, running far behind hi-par
ty. His high larilTideas p'ayed bob
w ith bim as well as Sidienr-U n,.,l
number of oilier "protection velners.
The niggei nnd the tariff will bo the
death of llm "loil millions." an i.nnn.
lar during the war, away north of the
Pot omne
Cn.M'.i.rsTON. This proud city,
once tho home cf virtue and chivalry,
is now the abode of loyalty and nig
gers, anil tiltcr while it will bo the
residence of owls and bats, unless ed
cent w liito men rush in and savo it.
At the laic election a loyal whito mnn
nnd a loysl b'nrer were tho candi
dates fir Congress. Tho hitler wasiB,i!n
elected nnd he rxpecls lleast Duller
to get him a se.it beside his.
Tiirns l H Auain. Tha IleniiHirnla
1. j in tho lfilh N. Y. Cuni;ressinnal dis-jawbito man's bead with a dipper from them lo tho c hentin nnd cor
- irict, Imvo elected John lioijers by . (f course. Iho while, boy will now be I ruplint; of tho peoplo. Thut ho pos
410 majority over Terris, Ka dical ,l
n.nj.u ny m o venrs Bgo wan
rt 1 1 a ....
-."". v 0 nre nl uvrnio llml iho
niny havo made his escape from
the '
nul l r...i-i r... i.im in me ivnai ;
'"'' Morton gum
ll.c tiling .lotil.ly
f...,i i...,
1 Ins Mortnn giitiranlcl, aim to imiKt'
nre l.o ti.nl up his
aKa,l.ora0pl.i.c.,-U.U:
K""
I'or Inilinnii, inn! yelpeil
td Howled, and liowle J nn.l yelped, ,
until election day. Dut ..land U,;
I'ohl, when till the voles were counted
it was ascertained tli.it the copper-1
heads had carried tlio Legisliilure.and ,
'I tho" aloresnul Morton, -was sent to
Kngland, the Logislaturo would send
a coppcrheud to tho Senate, lo annoy
"the greatest captain ol the age.
This was awful. Well, Morion is not
going. Grant is hunting somebody
else.
The next arrangement ' the gov
ernment'' went into wns with tho
boisterous buffoon Drake. Senator
'"1 cunor, ono oi llie
JudK,; in Washington cilygave
i t- .iii i.i .
A""11- nniico lhal h una g'-ne line
certain business arrangements, which ,
wol"u coml' '"' "sign cro .oi,K
lelegrnphod and informed
01 what was np, and nsueu io accept
lio of courso accepted, but could not
hKln to l.nl.l tontlu until utter tho
election wus over, as lie was making
speeches day and night. The elec
tion is over. -The cops havo carried
the Legislature, uud if Giant puis
Drake on the bench, a copperhead
will turn up in Drake's seat iu the
Senalo. It is needless lo say that ,
Grant is just now, also, bunting u
Judgo for Carter's place.
Those pesky Democrats in Indiana
and Missouri, seem to havo no respect
for the arrangements of "the govern
ment." It's pretty hard to beat three
jacks, but tho Democrats have done
it successfully in this instance
Drake is a natural fool, Morton is
a moral pest house, and Grant ran
w ith the mules when a bny and comes
nigh being well, third best, so far as
statesmanship is concerned.
Seen Crowino. The genenil sue
cess of tho Democracy at the elections
in the twenty Stales which voted this
month, has Irmighl more roosters out
than wus ever witnessed before It is
n( wonder ! Such victories : Look at
Maryland. Last year the Democralic
majority in that Slato wus 30,220.
The past year 41,000 negroes were
made voters and all voted the Iladi
cnl ticket and tho Democratic inn
jorily is 20,310; reduced only 10,01 0
by tho 41,1:00 "pet lainba." JJw Uh
dul f.jr Mjh ? . t .
In the Fourth district, composed .f
Allegheny, Carroll, Frederick and
Washington counties, tho candidate
for Congress had but (500 majority
tsro years ago, nnd the Democrats
had almost given it up, from llie fact
that over 4,000 negroes wero rcis
tervu. lvi,un lui-auuj w et-n. i.iiulTie,
Democrat was elected by l,SO0 ma
jority. Tr.RRinLE DLrrAT. Tho New York
Radicals met with an overwhelming
defeat on the 8l!, nntwitstamiing all
tho appliances of the Church and
Stalo were brought into requisition
to defeat tho Democrats. Grant at
tempted to carry that State as his
party has been in tho habit of carry
ing tho Southern elections, by tho
bayonet, besido, a Radical ratification
meeting was held in two thirds of
the churches in that city, on Sunday
previous to tho election. Hut all
failed. Grant, his soldier, niggors,
clergymen and all aro laid out, and
disgraced.
Goon. Extremes have met. South
Carolina ' nnd Massachusetts havo
hitched teams. Tho former State is
the cradlo of Secession mongers, and
sends a full delegation negroes to the
next Congress. The latter State is
the mother of all tho isms in religion
and politics which bus cursed this
country, und sho sends nil white men.
The members from both States nre
exactly ulike, except in the color of
tho skin. They are nil Lrim full of
Fanaticism, and arc about as lit to
govern a Stale, as the devil is to con
duct a camp meeting.
, The N euro's Paraiie The negro
who succeeds Whittoinoro in Congress
from South Cnrclinu is said to bo a
barber and liuir cutler. Tlio negro
Lieut. Governor Is a Pennsylvania
carpet bagger. Tho negroes w ill havo
a majority in Iho Legislature. Thu
failure ot tho decent peoplo in South
Carolina to rescun liu ir government
from tho New England and negro
niinniui, who nnvo nearly bankrupted
; the State, will be a disbeartening blow,
jnud will lead lo a general exodus ol
' capital and intelligence. Let the Had-
icnls and
neu'iMes crow. Ihey bare
curried Soutli Carolina !
Loyalty. The Philadelphia Ajt
says: Mr. Crcsswvll is tho only mem
ber of General Grant's cabinet who
filled that position twenty months no.
Mr. Cresswell is from llie eastern shore
of Maryland. lie was an original
secessionist. He drafted resolutions
in favor of Maryland going ills the
Souli.ern States. He aidc,i in raisin,;
troops for the Confederate army. He
was a blatant secessionist until the
tide turned. And Vet, General Grant
ciins tonus man, ana allows all the
oiner muiiiuera ui in a vnoinev 10 re. i
Tho l'lidical newspapers nnnonnes
that iSniilb, tho neiro cadet at West
Point, has been ncoiiilted bv (ioncriil
j How ard s court marlial, for breaking j
w w-liitrt mnti'a l.on.l u-iil. m .lit,,....
"T'T" 'V "'T' "'-'"
ie ouirht to.
0
Minn Mury A. Stinohnnh, noted
sMothn(Jiit preacher, in Ohio, lian been
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l,iai lllu " ,nu urnry i. i.na
Zy TTwZZ
rliui chs; whst Visn f
UttnrattlfttHt tVoirr-miifHfsIa fc
f(flnhiriH In form.
Tlic only jiiiarniily Unit t lio l!nIi
, ' i if.,.,i I ,. ., , ' I ''Ml runic i'i i i n rmii'MiMMi
ru n Inn" vol LtU'll lor lir-in liliraii i , ,. , .. . ,
r, ,. i i , , Li .. ' Iml ( I'Hcitnr (i(,cr win too nine li
Si. ilc c'v"riinu'iitn has lie on the Liiyo . i . ... i
I. i i . i ,i . i ... Uif a I.nwiy iniin to unit Ins tite, ami
net I n I iit" V Hi" uiisranlr '" i i i
ml' ' . ..,- .' ,;iiiiii o niTiinifoini'ii s ir having him
i ... I in tin ntilillt-iilHiiv In
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. " ' , ! ., i,;.!,,,, mb,k,
wil lh;vr ,,,,,..,,,. , lllC ;
.n,isyviniin election, llio .miuineii;
we ic cx...oue. . .v - - " "
in lulA
j,;, (,f t oiirco, it lo liuvs a lull
fujr t.eclion under bnyoiels to
keep tho peace. This, however, is
only tho beginning of the new ear of
reconstruction. Tho next Pr.'siden
tial election will witness a sagacious
disposition of I'nilcd Stiiccs ngulars.
Tho Cincinnati Enquirer ay : "In
tho olden timo lliey eiiteilainiiddllTer
out ideas of tho relations belwten the
Stalo and Federal governments than
are now in vogue. Thus, in 18215, in
llio ndniiiiiMrulion of John Vuiucy
Adams, Gen. Guinea wns suit to
Georgia with a military force, (o pro
vent that Suite from carrying out a
certain policy w hich sho had udoplod
' In rPlvRMiro i 1110 iuivui ui um-
itmnet, i, i;a
in reference to tho removal ol llie
,.0m.spo,L.m.0 ensued between U;n.
Gaines and Governor Troup, untiltlio
latter informed him that he woult re
ceive no inoro missives from bin.
The Governor then wrote the Pcsi
dent, nnd stated tho fact, anaicuir
ed that if Gon. Gaines madoanj at
tempt to interfere with whttl ho on
sidered undoubted Slates rights he
would send him to Wushiugloi in
irons, Tho President did not proiccd
to extermilies, and in the end the
Georgiu policy of removing the Crieks
wnsjarried out. On the occasion re-
ferrod to, Governor Troup said, llie
argument having been exhausted We
will stand by our arms ' Suppos. wc affair. Hesays: ''All the prieHtscnn
wero to have a Gov. 'J'ronp in our day, nected with the Itoman Catholic mis
bow long would it bo before he would sioiu, nnd three Uussian merchants
be arrested for treason nnd his State residing i'i the city, fell victims to the
marked for reconstruction ?" . determined slaughter. No delicacy.
The editor of llio Enquirer may ios-
scs his soul in patience. "No Tnnip
whi arise, l roups urc tho production
of a differeiit nge nnd a different peo
ple. Tho reconstruction process, be
gan nt the South, will be extended and
quietly submitted lo at the North and
the est. Tho bayonet rule will ol
lain there ready aeijuicsrcneo, nnd
even welcome Tho pretext, however,
will be changed. It will no longer be
disloyally but crime. Head what
thu thicago J'ost (Hudieal) says, fore
shadowing this approaching military assembly, nnd the day's work is ended,
milleiiuim: "Now, was this the work of a mob ?
"The appalling prevalence of crime i lin'1 people been goaded to des
nil over the United Stales is enough periilion by somo foul deed or the ro
to shako one's belief in tho power of I'mloJ infliction of some grievous
cither Christianity or Ihc tolieo sys-1 wrong ? No. It wns a simple carry -tem.
If it bo true that there are inS tn'ffe" ,ofa predetermined and
times when God seems to fish with a orgiuued plan Io exterminate foreign
line and the devil with a net, wo nre rs from North China. This the cvi
doubtless in such a period : and it is a ! dl'"lc "ft'"1 abundantly ample to sub-
little ctinoiis to nolo that lis rev rn
of murder nnd rapino comes with the
intoxicating warmth of autumn days,
but also with the reopening of all
species of law exhibition."
When faith is shaken in tho power
of Christianity nnd tho police, govern
ments aro administered by Mendmas,
and tho "Winchester Hiflo becomes
the best law."
The Springfield (Mass.) liepulliean,
spasmodic candor, during which it is
hablc to blurt out unpalalablo truths
in the bluntust sort of way. As wit
ness the following comments on the
result of tho West Virginia elections:
Tho illiberal, prosciiplivo course
pursued by the republicans of the Stalo
ever since the war closed, puts them
in tho position or both deserving and
inviting defeat; and in the present
position of parties the gain of three
Democrats in Congress is more a mr.t
ier of cor'gralula'.ion than would be
the increase, of tho Iivpiibliuin nmjo: i
ty by that number. The good that is
in the dominant party can only he
brought out by Iho discipline if ad
versity, nud lliero i.ro other Slates
than West Virginia where nn occs
sional defeat would bare tho hftppiist
effect upon it.
A correspondent of the St Tan!
Ptnnrrr chronicles tho arrival of Gen
eral Seheiii k at I'n'iith, and his pur
chase of uiir hunilr I eily bus, si a cost
"in cash of nlH.iit f luil.tldO." Jiulmh
is the eastern Wrininus of tho Nor.h
em I'licifle rnilroud, and ns Sclicm k
was one of tho influential sdric.'ties
of giving that corporation public
lands nui'iiinting in extent to two
States ll e sire of Ohio, has invest nienl
of "81011,000 cash" in tho lands of tho
company seems a little queer. Then
Scheiick pretends to be a poor man.
That is also singular, as poor men
don't generally have ''$100,00il cash"
for such u risky speculation. We sus
prcl the truth is thut the city lots
were the price of Sche.ick's Conifes
ional services, and lhal the ' JliKi.linO
in ciish" is their speculative value.
Scbentk paid for them in voles not
grcenbai ks.
ANoTiica YtA oa Two. In Maine,
says Ihc Crisis, Iho faction warrnges
between Chambeiliaii nnd Merrill ; in
.M:iai hiisetls lirlveeu rtiiller, Wilson
and Wendel I'hillipa; in M issoml be
I wet li Mi Cling und Grata drown; in
New York between l'eiiln:i nnd Conk
ling; in Illinois between Lotrun, Pal
,..r .ml i..l...i... . i., M; I.
,.. . i, . . ii.. li: ,
...v.i, i vii) ii. iii ii.e vim -111:15 nni.
in I ennvylvniiia t'Clwccn (.inly nial
Cameron. In nearly nil the- otimr
K, . . ,1 1. I : I. .'-. . .11 I i .
;-'-t iiivio in uiiki'iiiikiiiiu uaiKOll-
mi;, ii not in tpen nciiii.reren('y in .
Ohio there nre so many rows and so i
much biUerhessiiiiningtheracli(.nists,
tho revenue thrives and tho oflleial
aspirants, that the loyal parly can
K.-nm-iv sun iv v llie piesent canvass.
Another Venr ir two w ill rid tho
world of a ruction lo which it has been !
unmuiu-u nuisance
f'olumbiis llehuin, the new St-crela-
ry of llie interior, is a played out Con-
Krtmnn, and a corriiptionit of the
worst Clasa.
He enters Olliee thill llio
c;ood wink perbirnied by an honest
man many be undone, and that tho
i.iiiorti.nnie clerks in bis department
niay bo persuaded to keen their fami
lies on siiorl allowance, whilo radical
,.CP.. ..,.,1,. , cxll,r.j
-. ., . . .1 1 J
sesscs no shame is clearly evident, else
n woniti never consent to act as the
tool nl radical politicians. Ilu is put
into oftieo with tho understanding;
thnl lie will not Imttato the honost and 1
r..l.. . , p t. ; 1 . I
manly courso of his predecessor, btit
aid and abet all the cunninir schemes
of depraved villsins to hold on to the
sweets of newer, nnd Im will H l.ia
, 1 , -
duly to his misters ss well si he can
l.nrA.. Politics A funny itrin t'l
l icnl Jmlilii" liim rwrnlly Ifiiknl oi'l
It niii'in ilmt iliiiin;( llio rniivHo,
Jinli" ScoCn'lil funic Id (Im roii' l uin n
. r '"
,. ,., ,xf ,,(1,,, -A,,. ,.,.,!
Wil,l01lt colini)ti. with U;n on
th( subjiu't, llm iIikc was iniiiikc1 to
!" I'"". '"' ", """ ' '"MM'-V
- H ,rr , , n .nna - t or
lion, matters i nnie to a lotus, and the
Collector was told by Scoliuld that he
must puck up and tnko French leave,
lie heard it coolly, and nolitied the
Congressman lhal if ho thought lie
could make anything by thai course,
ho might cruck away. Tho dispenser
of patronage went back to Warren,
reflected over tho subject, and con
eluded that perhaps it would bo bel
ter, alter all, lo leave- matters stand
as Ihey were in the revenue ollleo.
When tho couple next met, lingers
politely ii'-ki'd when lie might expect
iiis walking papers. The Congress
man was surprised he had never in
tended nnytliing of tho sort there
muit ho some mistake. lingers re
minded him of their previous convcr
BUli()Ili lnlt t),0 ju,0. memory wns
nt fault, and ho could only reiterate
that, he nuver designed to romovo tho
Collector. So tho hitler keeps bin
ollleo, und the other mail's happiness
is changed lo bitter disappointment.
The best point of the joko is, thut
Hogers, wl.o is I.owry's particular
friunJ, went lo tho Democratic Con
vention nl Itidgwuy expressly to in
duco that body to place a regular nom
inee on the course for Congress, with
the object, us he has always avowed,
to save ScoGeld from defeat. Erie
Observer.
The Chinkkf. Massacre. Kev. W.
11. Lowry, Methodist missionary at
Pekin, writes to the H' stern Ailvoente
an authentic account of this terrible
no hightoned und lender respect '" j
noble women btivc any place here ;j
ten aislers ol thantv wero urugirea
into tho streets, subjected to every
ininginablo indignity and outrage pns
siblo to ungovernable passion, nnd
then thrown into the flames of the
building which they had erected lo
shelter llio homeless and friendless.
The foul deed is accomplished, and
the gong bids the crowds disperse.
A few Protestant chaiiles to bo demol
ished by detachment ot tho crand
sunuiuie. j no onirii.iuoi s umi ieau
Crs OI llie movement Olliy IIH'U lllCSe
scoundrels ninl lawless cbaracters as
their tools in effecting their purposes,
and aroused the popular feeling by
circulating thu absurd ru null's thai the
Roman Catholics were in leaguo with
kidnappers."
Po Yotn Iitt There is a beauti
ful legend illustrating tho blessedness
of performing our duty at whutovcr
costs to our own inclinations. A
' ' f ' "ij"n of our Savour bin! up
penred to a monk, httu u! p,,. u;'..
bo was gazing upon it. Tho hour ar
rived at which he was to feed the poor
of the convent. Ho lingered not in
his cell to enjoy iho visbii, but be left
to perform his humble duty. When
bo returned, bo found the vision still
wiiiling for him, and uttering these
words : '-Hadst thou stayed I must
have fled."
$cu' JtHift'ttstmcnts.
j i: C T V II K I
Hy PAUL n. DU CIIAILLU,
Th World Rtni.wntd Eiplonr f
EQUATORIAL AFJiICA,
Al the COl RT Hot SE, IN Ct.EARFIKI.D,
Oa WnlnrMta)- Krsin). Nor. 1.1, 167S.
rpm.' riniarul Iravrli-rand rirnliltr diisorrrrr
X has twr-n rnfAml la rilt.r on. of hit Ihrr.
pui'iiiar ani inlrrrnlins lrlunia, oiiu.itlmit of
ll. Kl.ntii.ns in K.fualorial Africa. Ilnnl
Inc A'ltfiiiuif. Tha V amor Antt. Jurnrj lo
Ihe CanniSal Coautrr.
M. Tli- Itorrllla, lbs C,impane, 111. Oiubon.
Il. "rang, utang their auuloLiT, hahila and
bal.ua).
:id. A J.iurmr lo t.r Cumin of lha bwarfi.
MiovrrH b b ( haillu,) with drarri.tiun of
the ouilorr-.i of the ji-..lr.
Thota Lrolorn hat. Irn itolir4 Wf..r lh
itji.1.1 riainnit cii-titiflr ru.J liirrxr. wipiir of
Kun.i and America, and all nhould avuil ihrui
wlv.- of thif ninr!um!,r lo hrar tb pmile-t of
living Iravi-lrra.
C-S' liK.ri n(.rn al T a'cl.Tk j I.relyr. toaj.
nii'Drt'i. al fi o'.U..rl..
AIiMIsmon 50 CEXT?.
Ti-k-li for a) al th. r.t.loffirr and Ihc- d.Kr.
PnOPOSALSI
To itvidft Huiitrr$t
roniinHivrMi' Ci'iirr. 1
Vrfi-lJ, I'm . N.ixrtpK-r l.i, l?t
SralrJ rriij.onls will be reo-ieJ bv the County
Cnmmii .nrr)i n( tVarfieid rnty, at Ibcir .fK.
until l rnbty. llie t h hav of I i.-cpni!,r ii-tt, f.r
the en-ii..ii ul a l'o I K I i II H I In, K arron. llie
lliver ..l.. ,. mMi-h i'f CSi.l Ct.1,. Fsid
Mriilire li. he of I..0 f.. -nsn. and aimilar in i
eon.lrni-llon lo lliei ne aen ihe m..nih .if Ander
n.n'i, ( reek, riej iraie .i.i.iiuI, are invilej f ir
llie evnvoli.in mui ma-nn-v, .latino l!,e i.rier r.(r
var.l l..r lli....rinerani ner nereh ..r llie Inoer.
Al,a, for the H,uare and Iinulmr and Inn-
S'vmg the .rn- ..-r rui.ie foot fur il.t furmer
" ' "r ,"",r- ai.. r..r ih-
"Tr"lr.T nil WnekTni'hinc: or. f..r Hi- nho'.
ork. inolu.ling material. I'lan of llr:d((r lo 1
ai ma Lnuinii,iinet. nsn-e.
sami I t. it. siMtTNt'R,
.Vvl'in' 'llmN
n. Ro-M.asnsa, t urk. i..mnr.i..nfr.
o.:,-,M0 ;f ;;;.
J j aenln-r. In ll..cr lon.lii.. aUnt the la. I of
J,,,r - " 111 "" "li 1h
'"I""'1'1 ':'"'' l'mv'.
hs dijMird ! a the la Jiirrtf.
MUX BIESII.
rioarfffM nrifljrr, Xtir. 1 ,"tt.
1TM V. nic lo th. prenirei of Ihe i
J J wrioer, in line;.
nh;ii, on or aiM.til il
Sr.! of li-l Ai.rii.t.a W IIITr! IHIiltOM . .up
r"" ' eirhle-n m..nll,. old. Thenaner ie
reiieeiri, 111 cum. lornaril, pro.e pi-rlv, par
eharire. a id take him awnr, or he will Im- diMKed
of Ihe raw direeK. ISAAC IIIKmI.
Ir.rSeld llridee. Not. IS jrtp I.
1, I H A 1 .I here oa ir to the premtrra i f Ih.
4 "uk-orilx r to knm l.in.hii. atioul Ihe lit
ol Se, Irnii.. .-. IST8 a hrimlle SI LI II. ailh a lis
It. while nn the end of Ihe tail: punj.o.ed In be
aImmiI three yean .Id. Tli. owner will plca-e
rota, forwanl, pror. proprrlv, par eharir.. .nd
lake hle away. 'lUt'lll WISH.
Klmi lowii.liin, Nor. S, tsro .11.
JOTIC h Harm, (hi, dar d.p..ed of aiy
ler..l la the viernanlilc l.u"lnerl to Mei.re.
'""' 'l"nM 1 ro..mmend them tmy
pairom and a.k for lh.m a liiieral rhare of tho
uvmhhk m. iikiUIN.
lloutldalr, NoT.mti.r I. I s?0.
All perai.ni hanwiag ihemielroa loileVtrd to
lleorje M. Uriibm will at oner nvaka welllemeat
i,.4irK Jn. uriioin w
of .od w-
r9 St
t; (lirillsfiiuiil.
MRS. J. V, ' WATSON'S
FANCY STOKE
' I' A S II I O X A 11 L I"
MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT.
A
II I.!, LINE OH JBWKI.RV, 1IKAI II
ful and dow, l
Mm. WAT.oN8.
V
ui.-v,-n u-iint-yn i
LACK COLLARS, i
Mb. WATSON'S.
s
ILK VELVETS AND TRIM MINUS), t
Mrs. WAT.0N"H.
1 KAl'TiFl'L A FI LL LINK OF W OOLEN
UooiU, ftt
lti. WATSON S.
(1 EltMAXTOWN YAHX, IN II RIO II T AND
J
. . iltgftiit o.ilorf, at
la. W ATSON'S.
JJOSIERV, U LOVES, t-ll.U LACKS, RID
biii, Ac, at
Ubi. WATSON'S.
4 KEW AND FASHIONABLE LINE OH
A
Ila'r Uoo.la, at
Sim. WATSON'S.
rjVJILET SOAl'S, PEUFI'SIKHV, Ac, at
SIm. WATSON'S.
JADIES', MISbLS' A CUtLHREN'8 FlltS,
Al Mm. WATSON'S
IEAl'TIFl'L ALL WOOL SHAWLS, at
tin. WATSON'S.
L
ADIES' LATEST STYLE CL0TU COATS,
Al Ms. WATSON'S.
WIIESK Uooilt, aail manj other kindi of Fb
X ibiiaMc tiooilt, with an rnlirv nrw and hrau
tilul amurtinral of Ituanet. Hail, Frsnrb I-luw-
pu'Ce In tL
erf, At., will l.e .ld al 2.' Jtercent. tban any
countj, at
Mui. WATSON'S.
ClarfiflJ, Not. IU. 18T0-31.
'iUisrrUancous.
Ileudlr' Fancy Fur.!
JOHN FAEEIEA,
7iS Aftm trnrcT,
Mid.Hr of lh Itlock, l."t.
Tib k 8th uth Si if.
PIlILAItfai'llM,
TmporU'r, Maauftvturer A
&,frWrA'l.u.liiy f
k,. vrL i'f-ur jbii kidub ion
AM V rt'iis,
,--' For Ladipi'an4 Cbildreo'i
IIavi;i? fjilareil, riMiifil-li-.l mnl iinpnvr-d oiv
i). nnd tuiuiniilv knon t'l 11 1. I I'n I; I L M. n 1
linl inr ilnji-irteit a vf ry inttv nnd splrodid a."rt-
ai..l i.f ll (ha il.f.pnkl LIh.I- ..I L .... I t.wMt
li.uil. in l;r, pr.and hav. had Ihi-ra made up bv
lite nt-ift V lllti wtirkiDTi, 1 wju)J rejierttuliy
iiiTile bit frieii'ls uf CI?nrf.tM ati a l.;at:ei:t coun
tieti to cxU nnd en-nine my vrry larce nl beau
Uful SKtnrlment of ratify Kurt, fur La die aotl
Children. I am dftrrmint'd tu tell at a low prim
a any mher reier'ibl louie in tlil s-1 1 t. All
Furi W arranird. u mirepreiiiit(nii o rffeet
uUp. John fa hki k a,
oci:5-3io 7 1 S Arch Street. 1'hiladelphia.
OCTOBER, 1870.
J. k r. COATS'
KKST SIX-COItD,
IS KOW THE ONLY
t ii ii i: a i
Cat up for the American tuark-l nhich li Fii
Cori) la all numbt-ri,
From No. 8 to No. 100, Inclusive,
FOIl HAND ANkVMArniNE.
iA.For rat. hy all.Sralri. In rJ Oood and
Notion.. " oel2. Im
5-SO'h and ISHVh
IIOIOIIT, SOLD A KXrilAXdED OS W05I
LICEHAL TKRMS.
GOLD BOUGHT AND SOLD
At Markrt Ralea.
COUPONS CASHED.
Paciflo E. E. Bonds Eought and Sold.
-HTO('kl nought and bold n Com
mlielim oulj.
j-Aren.inla reeelv.d and Intrrert allu.ed on
ilailv hataneer, .nl-ji- to ahw-k al light-
S::!y
16 Soulh Third Street, l'hiladel,hia
NEW PKUG STORE
WM. K. ALHWDER, M. R.,
'""BTK'st and Apntlirrary,
CU KWKNSVILLK, 1'A ,
Keejii eonitantt; on band a larf- attortmcnt of
i) n r a s ,
I'atent Medlr-inei, Pairti end OiU, Varnihe,
lve Mtif. Ac Hit ar-H-t, f Irnr it run an i
frefh. and enstumetii run re! njmn (return tbr
brut ot e 1 ;' 1 bi nt n hn line, liw n-k ol
V E li J ' ( ' M E Ii Y ,
T-iVt Article Hair Tl i . V:nalie, Hrnrie.
Tmlrt rvinlia, Pnokel llu-sk-, I'enn. Ink-.
Pen ill and I'a'.er, and a (ftirrwl awrt ment of
llii" olas of g"id, are alt ol !be brt qi-nM y.
PLTiE WISES r- LIQUORS,
For Mediinl urfMiiea onlr,
fiiai, Pnttr, I.nKrlraMnK Oil", &r.t to suit the
wan!r f tlie eummaniiy.
Hi eitenive an I well aelnrted at"k of Prnc1
and Mr-lieiprfi enile htm to f Phes-irian'
ireriitirnf on bort notice and on tbe soul
rea(ina le ternm.
8m"trn and Chewer will ftnd hi) HV of
rhwfi)ff and 8nmtiin( Toliaoeo, Cigar A SnntT,
to ntit of the eery Wit brand in the Market.
A htre of pal-lie atmnefe if nliritid.
0-M9 3. W. B. Al.tXAM'kO.
FOR SA L E I
TlnKIt LAND IN' FKIIllt SON T'iffN.IIIP
rlllK -al.wril.or offrr. for al. a lalnalil. Iraot
t f Timhor Land, .nntainitiK loll ait, ailuat.
in Ih. ahovr n.mnl toamliip, within thrr. mtlrr
of l.ninhor IVr, oa Ihrroad Irailio. lo Aitfinvlllr
l.rinv nn hoik Ridr. of Lilll. Clrniflold CoM-b.
Siiitnhl. for lir.nt. if da.inrd. Anr ona wi.h
Ini In ...rrtain ih. (rrnt. ar took al thr land, will
Sn.l tht nndrrifmd at tlonreo Straw'., onr mil.
and n hair aonlb of l.amlwr Cl.r, oa lb. road
trwling lo Nrw Millport.
II A K N A H A S ARMSTRONtl.
t.ombor Tit., OoMhw IS, 1ST Impd.
rpiIR liKMllf-RATIC ALMANAC for ISSS
1. . am ana ."on .or mi. nt lha Pmi (lOioa.
i'lii it nwta. HatlH fa any addrwu. wit If
VUsffllanroiu.
8'
txn-i ivi: a mm r rnizr, mi.imi .
AW AM' t II 1 UK 01.1 At
I) A h T I M O I! B
l'JANO MANUFACTORY.
WILLIAM KNABE & CO.,
fillANU, hyl Anr 1 t'FRKitIT
V I A X O r O li.TliS,
BALTIMORE, MD.
Twr Iritrumrnt h l.wii trfortli public
fur nerly Tbtrty v nr, unJ u."ti tLrir n fllfiirr
klont tlnthi nn on;tarli.'f rr emim ore,
liu-b i.roiiouin-r'i tli nn init-iiial-.J. Tlicir
T U X I.
eumliinr jrrnt powr, we"iiif nn-i fine iinpiriif
ijuiiltiy, nt t-W a ireu! 'uriiy ui Intoimtiuii, w
ftWtntiiiHfl thrcugliut )if rniirv fcnle. 'I lirir
T U I C II
i blisnl nJ cUlir, ami rtitirvly lr (rm tlif
ttiflnfM fiturt'l in m iimii? riniioi.
IN WoliKMANSHII'
thrr rr wnciuiilt-il, iiitnjf Dnc but th rtrr hel
tJ'on'-i malcnnl, llie irje CAitnl tmiltivrl in
our Luninem finihling ua tu k(M conciftully mi
iium-nk atork f luinl't-r, Ac, nn liand.
r-'AH our H(uiiie I'imnti Imvi tur NVw Im
jirovrd trcrtruiii( iSunlp mid tlir AirmlTr Treble.
TvW w mi ll vitll spfsrinl attntiun lo our
It it inipniTcnitnti la Urunrl 1'imnoa htxI 8qnre
Umndf, f'titrntH Auk- H. IOd, whitb brin tbe
I'i aro nearer rlrtiun ihmu bu jfl beti atliunrj.
AVrry Vitno juhj Warrant ;d fvT fice Yean
We have mailt' arrangement! Cur the tulc Whole
ale AuT'-m-y for the nioit C'ekbrnttti 1'nrlur Orgnm
and Ml(xiiiiiif, oliich after Wholesale anJ
Ketail, at Liwcit Kofiory I'nci".
WILLIAM K.VABK k CO..
ri-4. 21, 1870 Cm. Baltioiorr. Md.
E
MST AUI,ISIIb:t) IMS I.
Itighcat Premium. Silver Mi dal. awarded or.r
all competition, al Mechanic!' Llhibitioe, lloatull,
October, ISM.
THE Ol'.IGIXAL AND CEXl'INE
SELF-REGULATING,
tr&Ol'CIIT IHON, Allt TIUIIT,
GAS-COL'SUiniTa EEATS21,
WtT PAT1-.J!TE1
Lt IT StRKK!!, GftATB IU l'.KITI,
M'BoicnT Inos Rimatoh,
At AfTOUATte hcci'LATon,
Tor Barm eg
Anthracite or Bituminous Coal or Wood.
10 liiri fur bruiwora, and 2 liicf Port all.
asrraCTt'iicD (li t T
J. REYNOLDS &. SON,
N W. corner IClb and nilxrt Stretta,
PIULAMCLPIIIA. PA.
Theve Iltrr are mad of lfearT Wronuht
Ircn, well ntrted t'ffihtr, and are ar rati ted U
U afoliitrlj b f J l'tilt licltl. Ihey are the
onlj Ileutera that are manafnil without blt dam
jer, and in whicb all kind of luel ran b burned
witbuut aUeraiion.
r-i'.kinjf Fasnn. for JTutelt. Kettaurantt ftnrl
Famtha. Alu, a Flat Top llraJ.rif itanfe.
Fite Place Iltaten, Lnw 10 own Gratti, fc'late
Maulcla, Iteg.atcra, Ventilator!.
Pami'lilrti jiTing full decrij tioo, aent free, iv
an.v adttrttB. jjr!3 70-1
THE SINGER.
SEWING MACHINES
A lir. A II til'' ALL OTIli:r.Sl
Eighty Six ThouSiinJ, Seven Hundred
and Eiijhty One. M,ichinet Made
and Svli the fast Year! I
Thtl amber rreerrf. Ay rJ.AV.oW. tha valet of
any other Machia., sad tha deiuanA U tit)
law.Miag I
THEEE THOUSAND PEE WEEK
Art Bow h.lng sad. and i.ld !
THE EEASC.XS WHY:
Dwaaft tt ombodirl .arentla) princlpWl sot
found la an olh-r Machia.; hoeauia of It.
lirnticlly of eoortrae.lon, tait ol op.ratloa,
aniforoittj of prteiit action at an ap.od, and
capacity for tht (raatatt rang, and .aricty of
work, Ant or ccaria.
Partlra l.hin tt porrka,. ihoald sot fail
lo tunirjt thit bait of ail Sawing Karhio.a.
I hart tht agency for this Machia., and wili
kaap t fall ip 1j on hand.
J. s fnowcrts.
May 4, IsTO-lf. ClearCaid, fa.
TEETH! iZggfr TEETH!
EXTRACTED FOU SS CKSTS.
Kit rafted with the n of Ntrnnra Oivd 0a,
and Loi l A jTTBKt., (the only harmlett and
efficient Aoieitbetire now in ue.) Ly
S. J. HAYES, Surgeon Dentist,
OF Crr WEN SEVILLE, PA.,
Who w-iuli herr'T moil rrttteetfuUr return hi
j innnap f-r me tireiai atronnce oi the yaxt. and
, ilil'i-rm the finbtic that he ha remnfed hit o0i-
ilu the forntr of State and l.-cu-t ttreeta, (orrr
Jt'tikin' itore,, where he i irean d to reeeire
In rutdnieri in newlv flttiil up roowi. and do
their work in the mt.pt killtul aui wm knianiike
matinrr. All work dne in the laieti and moil
ajiprovf J t;h. and guarantee.!.
Vr. Ilavit will enwfM in hi (.fTm fnn
the It tu t!ie I'.id ! each mon li. Tbe bu'anre of
each immib lie will cnd in t.lrn Hope, Ilurnide
and 1.utlirrI'orc. a!trrnntly. Parttet rpfidtng
at a dtttanee fln-uld write tu u preTina of their
pom inf. oflice hoar. Fronn 8 to 12 o'clock, a,
m., ami fri'in 1 to & oV.ix'k, p. in.
We ne none lut the rf be,t taalerint, and
defy e mretitinn fir Iveauty. tbrapnei and dura
hiiTY. (iire a rail.
OoriMnr.lle, l'a., Mar 15, 1RT0.
EV FL0VR & FEED STORE!
rlltE andi-riinl woald rrrnartfut). announc
4 i mr ruitrna oi i icarnt-m and ruimtr ibat
Lr bar on.-ntS a larj a
FLoin, rrEi.
OIlOlEtlT STORE,
Oil Rctd itrrrl, nrit door lo tbt Lronard lloui,
Irarflrld, rrmi'n.,
M brt. k. will krrp r..n.anllv oo hand, f, wholf
lalf or rrl.il, RKiMt, in llir abova lino,
at Ih. luarst jirirp
Flour in li.r.lp an.1 .vckt. Corn Mrwl, Oata,
Ilr.n. anil all ktnUa of Trrd aonrlantlr nn hand.
Call and I
E. II. IPFTT,
J. 1'VSAIlT.
Kor. It
W ANtm -inn Iin-hrla of Poialon, in ti
cb.nir. f.w Floar, Far-U, An.
'TH.:-1fBTI.IM'0IM)J PlKA.lrr.iW. or I.., I o... ,.,. ,. a cmw
of I Iraitrld o..nir. Pa. t ,,4 Ibr altrnilon ol th.r w.nt.t "
Jun. imi. A So! 1 Fieri Farlaa.
No KU. Srpti labor Trrm,
8iiw, Ctaar A Co I l-.:ti.
I'll, nmlrr.i.nrd Amlitnr h.iin. brh ...nni...
rd lo tnakr di.lrllintion ol Ih. ntum-T arirmg fnnn
...r p.,o oi rri mini, on mr alMiva wnl, f
notiop (hat b. will attrnd io lb. dntioa .
apnunlao-nt at hi. olli, in ( li-.ifii 1,1 nn To
day, thr TV-h .lav of Morrtrhrr, at 3 o'rlo.-h. p m.,
whrn and whrr. all parlir. inlrrflrd mr atlrnd
III KXTIIAL W. riKITII.
Not. a. ISTS SI. Aalilor.
1MIMTHST1H-M KIITIC'I'.-X.iM.
A X i nrrrnr fivrn mat lrllir.nl admini.tratioa 1
on lb. r.lat. of Mr. MAH J. KM.I.Y, dor d I
ai. oi urHiia. riratnrld n.onir. Prim a., ha. -1 -in.
Iwra dalr rmntr.1 In tb. nnd.raitnrd. all prr-! 1
. in. mdrlitrd to .aid r.lalr will plr..r makr Kar. t
a in. indrl.trd to .aid r.lalr will plr..r makr par.
mrnt, ans Ihow harint. rlaim, or drmamli will
prrvnl Ihrm prnrlr .mhrntio.l.d for nrtllrmrat
". .iin... wnnonr n.-inr.
PHILIP liu.,i:ris tii.i.i.i-.
Oarwla Milla, Oct IS. ls;o
-irvTH l i.' dk C OXSTAIII I.W KErsi.
". priniM n larg.. nmnbor of th. nrw
IF.K lULk and will .a tbt raoript nf t.rnir.
w trntw, aj.il a fj ra .,. uddrrsa. mjf.
C durational.
MISS H. R. SWAN'S
bLLiuui.. roil Gin
n.KAi.rn.i.i , u
fpncrt.f. Ti n m ..ff.urt.-,
1 nt-nto Mi'.iJ-iy, "-rpt r.t.,t, r Jt."
A I'nmiityd jiaitmeM .,' (, t( .
r1"! I tn 11 ; l-r nl.irli th trti.t7j
I '-ti.t i 'Mruvt'T lia ben n.d.f;,
'flrt will bo -j.ritrj tu riij.r u,4
Heallnf, Orthr-RTafhr, Writing, t.i,jr.
w.,m, i Miiiaij niiMiinruQ aim i'ura,,
i'ei.K' u
lliilorr. l.nral nnd fta-arrii.i.i-.
..... -y "fiuimir,
nnd Written Arithuivtie t(
Al,'elim and lb Science ""
nuirMHtitin in fnitruuental muaie
Oil pMimiiig, 24 leioni "
Wai work '""
F r full particnlarf end for f ircuUr. "
Cleariir,,,!, brut. 7, lo.o.Upd.
CLEARFIELD ACADE
Rev. P. L. Harrison. A. M,, Print J
flHK aecy.iD ! of the preubt 1
year of thi I uttiiuti'in mil o.nih.,J
Miy I'rt i , tne zifi day ol Aoeinbr. IS;( I
ruiitl oan enter at anv time, 'ibi-e J
ehartrd with tuition froia the timt they tt,
the cloae of llie hit. ion.
Tbe rourec of initruetiun etnbrire trn
Included in a thorou;li, praotieal aui acea
J enuoAlmn lur both ecuti.
Tbe Principal, ba mg bad Ihe adranu
much experience id hi profusion, atiuretr.,1
and ffuaruiaut tLut bia entire ability aat,l
will to derotcd to tbomnral and mental ti.l
ol tue youtti niaed anI"rliit rharre.
itUH (IF Ti niON.
Ortlinjrraphj, Heading. Writing, and fr i
Amu met ic, per rrion f 1 1 week' 1
ii rumrunr, Ucograjiby. Antbinetio and
1J it tory.. 'A
Alura, Ueuiurtry. 1 ngLinomt'try. Aleti
mrution. hurveyinp. 1'iiiloeopby, 1'byib
oloiry. Cbuniistry, Hook Keruiug, BoLatif
and Hhysical (ti-ugrapby Jjl
Lai Hi, urtfck ana rrcnob. with any of tb
aboee Hrauehef H
Ml Mr. rinn'j;i-t' leeun).... tl
jFrr-o deduction will t ma te fr absent, I
fiMTrvt furtltur parUcnarf inquire of
ltev. i'.L ilAltiiiftUN, A. It. i
Feb. 2, HTO.tf. PrineiM.1
irtUsrfUaurcus.
II. BRIDGE. -
MERCHANT TAIL0E
(alore ono 4'or emit of Clearfield Hatt,)
Market htrett, Clearfield, Pa.
TTTFPS rnt band a full aaeortioepte f Qh I
IV Kurniabing Ofwid, laeb a fbirU, LnJ
and Wosjleo t Dderiliirtc. lrawer ofl UA
Seek tief, Pocket H.Ddkercbtaf. Oloeef, Bt
I'mbreliae, k. ta groat eariety. Of t
(ioodi bo keeps tbt
Best Cloths of all "Shades and Colon j
?n"h at Blaek Poekin of tbe very beit mn
l-ancy teittarrc, to groat earietf , ali-o, tmA
Coating, liearer, Ftlot. Chinchilla, it.. Fm.J
orercoPtinjf. All of whleh will be id eat!
Lajn, and maio up aeeoroitf to ta lateitii;
by eiperieaeed workmoD.
AIo, A rent for CloarfteM eoaaty for L ll
linger m C i. eelebrated lowing Maebine.
hoe. I, UAi tf. Ii. MU1-GL
STOAE AD EARTH M-MAS!
OF EVERY DISCRIPTIOSI
cnoc-KSJ roTsi choces
n.her'a ralrnt Alr(l-,-lit Keif - SeiluJ
rruit taui
rt'TTtR CHOCKS, wiiti i:t.
CKEAM CHOCKS, Al U K CROCUl
Al l I.r. - liTTTEl CUMCKb',
MCKLE Cl'.CiCkS,
f lom e it roT.s, pis Menu I
f TEW mir.
And a great mar-T oiber tlifr.fl too num.rm.l
weiitin, to b bail at
FRED'K. LEITZINGER'S
STONE - WAKE POTTERY I
Corner of Cherr? ai.d Third Suocte,
CLEAUirlLLD. PA. aeft
ZVew Cabinet !
" TOSH .SNOS LAND AND LVMniR r;u
1L PAS V offer f-r ale Town LoU ia tb ar I
oMgh of Oerenla, Clearfield eoonty, Fa., ana i
lote to toil porehaaer uwftde the limit, of en
boronch. treila it eituated oa the Meet .cm I
( reck. In the rteheet nrt ioa of tbe fnuutf i I
Clear Bel d, on tbe line nf the Tyrone 4 CleapMt I
Kailruad. where the Mothatiooa and Heavena I
bianb rxMdt intereeet. It ia alo to the beam' I
tho Mohannon eoal baa in, and large Udifl
wane june, nemiora, naa. aud other timber w
rovod it. One of tbe larrert luvbor tranafatte
ing eitabtitbraeata a the State to located ia it
town, while there are many other lumber tot
shingle niilli around it. Ihe Uwn 1 batata
year old, and enntains a fxinalatiua of onetiuo
aatid inhabitant.
jfHrKnr furthrr information apjj at thtrfa
oi io aove eonpaBy.
JOHN LAWPHK."
rr4 Superintendant.
SAWS1 SAWS! SAW8!
PISTAX S CltOFS CCT, MILL, PRA0 A
ci tier LAR SAWS.
Bojnton's L'ghtning Cros-cut Saw.
ALSO,
PATE5T PERFOItATED A ELECTRIC lAWf,
For aa'.a tj
eailJ.TS U. T. BIOLIR A CS.
Xteiv tis sii.iri
FRED. SACKETT,
Mannfaetaror of
Tin, Copper and Sheet -Iron Wart
Taoolitig, SoutiDg and joh work deaeoa
Shop on Market St., nea?ly onpoeite the Jail,
4 VP CI KARFin n. TA.
DAVID REAMS,
SCIUYF.SER K SURVKYOft
Ltttlirnbcrg;. ptw
rHK rnbarril-er fffer hl terrleet tl the fnV-
X im tbe capacity of Perirener end turtT.
Ail eall fur eurrej ing pnanptly attended t. i
tbe making of drali. deed and iher lrcal ietr
tnent of writing, exeeoted mthont dely
warranted to be enrrret or no eberge. olJ.T
J. A. BLATTENBEEQEK,
Claim and Collection Office,
0?CtOLA, ClearCrld Co., V.
Coneyanelpg and all legnl f apri drai
wt:h afuraey anJ iti-atrh. l'tafl. on and f-
ge ti Vft io and irvm any pmut. in Knr-r
prK-ureJ. -(' 79
ORGANS & PIANOS.
ESTY'S AND MASCiN HAMLIN'S.
F. J. HAVE, Csrw.MTi'lt, Pa.
I IOR lll.l Tbr .ol .i-ril rr ot rr. lh k""
aud to! io wliirh fhc rr.i.ln in tb. trouri
ul Clrarflld, f..r Mir. ll t. rituatrd oa V'K
.Iwl In .n I...Vl I . .... ....... . ..T.1.
invr.t in town
rir.in.rtr. anH on. hiu.r. frow la
Conrt lioaw. Foi prirn. inoatr. a thr p"t
Vol prirn, inq.tr. a thr pnniilH.
Mm M.AKY PHI Ml Hti.tST.al
nn(5I JnllN L. Cl'Tl LE, Aitr al U".
(nr. ; 1X1 C'l Tuns' Mll'H K Notician
I U. ,i A A br fivrn that 1-tt.ri Toiuavrnlarv havin
iH--n rrotod to Ih. !ntirril.r. oa tt l ualr1
I I.I.AHKTII S'VEAU dd. lal. of Hra.U-"
town.bip, Cn-arSrlJ rounlr, Prnn.v Ivaaia. all
rr..m mdrlitrd to laid L.tatr arf rrqir'rd I
msk immrii.at. navmrnt. and iS.vm banal
rl.imi arain.l thr nn will iirwnl them du'T
- nolb.nti.aini lor aHilrm.nl.
KLl.lj f MKAL. Eirratar.
Orllr IP, ISTS Slpd.
Viu nil- wu... .... n.; l.,a.
' t r.d ti I, Inrrawlina. Varoi.kr. f all km".
lolora in Oil nnd Ilrr 1 alnt l'arnifb Br..b.
mart H A HTSW ICK A IHlvIS.
W AIIH I'AMn-.t.K.aardr'l M.d.oal
VlMnTorr, U.lakoM'i barba. Ilak.r'1 Cod
I Ivor Oil, J.roa'land Arrr'r m.dirinrl of rar
kind, for aal. by HARbiWIC'K A IS IS.
, rp,
I I
rC
nM and nbdnwvlnal loppottrr. of rrarf
kind aflha uunt InproramrMa, fnr.alas'
K asra BATSPnt I WW.