J. THE "CLIAIFIXLD IZrCSLIClI, IfMJMU IIUI IMMklV, IV GOODUNDER ic LEE, cLikrirxb, pa, mtiaiiiiio ii teat. rh large ClrcelsilBa af aa, Bewewaaer a Sierra CrMral P sane) 1 1 Bale. - - - - - r ('LEA HI' I EL I) REP BITCAN. , ii : -' 1 limn lund of good quality is now (wiling in Bucks county for sixty dol- lart mn acre. j The Columbia Fire Insurance Com ! peny hu timed It doors, end appoint- oil an assig ,c, . I A hutchor in Jobation, IV, pas cclvcd Irom Bcotlaud a large order ! for corned beef. ' ; la. ad.aaaa. l- aitkla 1 uilU. INI if aaad eAar tka upmlM af ft Baalkl ., Wl Bates oi AdYtftisiof, .. . fraartaal itMlMmi, BT IIHI af I HlMW aaa, I Uaaa ar Im. ......tl t sark nkjwul Inarllfta M lialfliatraiara' aa4 Rteratra'eoHsa-.... fl S Asliraaa' aotiaaa . ..... I It faatlia. aad Btrare .... 1 H rtlarolattaa flMlarr.' . I SB ffit'i'mil C.Mi, I HnM Br BB4,1 tatt I M LmaI anltrra, par Hm ........ SI . YKARLY ADVRKTI8IMEXTS. I IS M I asleaa IM M I KUfM .1t N I i sslewa. ...... T M i aaaaras..l SB I I ssleael M O . O00DLANDIR, ROIL B. KB, hWltm 1 QIO. B. 000.)ULSDS, Pwpfietar. 3m "to " '" V4j I Themm-htiilkwloil the oil region u Ilia LJMI1 pip line froiu ec board ha - V 4l.t,.,, "ia-eC VOL 50-WHOLE NO. 2,501. CLEARFIELD, PA., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1876. NirrrnisTOrnrNTir: 1 r. trt, ,, am,', AWi. !y iMmt loriy-two jfartrulf and two Cirdj. FREDERICK OL. BUCK, ATTORXEY-AT-LAW, - CIsaratoM. Pa. All trfal BsiiBtMprsBBttp UtnMli. CfJ ( 6raa4 tlraat, salt dosr I Putt Kaiaaal Baat. octll. It. W. C. ARNOLD, LAW A COLLECTION OFFICE, Cl'BWENSVILLB. all ClrailaH Ctnu, Jij faoi. l. mcmat. crici oftoi. MURRAY A GORDON, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, CLBAkNItLD, PA. te M.'l Open Uovm, MtH toor. IH74 FRANK FIELD I NQ, ATTORJiEY-AT-LAW Wilt UMl U ill kuiMU mtrut4 ! kla firaptl ui hilbhllj. tiril JOHN D. THOMPSON, JutlM f Uu Pnu ud gerlniwr, CrwRrlll, Fa. ' toCflletiaft mA ui Bo? pmm.tl7 RICHARD HUGHES, JCSTICB Or T1U FEACE , 'J r - '. Dtrmtmr Tmtrm$hlp, , ' OmmI HUb P. O. . ' . ' D oColftl kniam nlmtH U kla IU k proMplly tHrfiArl l. rtita, 7.' -r A- BO. ALlT..,.aiBT ALII1T W. ALMBT W. ALBERT A BROS., M aaafatarn 4 tlUMir DMlarf ta Sawed Lumber, Square Timber, 4o., WOODLAMfi, PINK 'A. irOHtn Mllelud. Billi IIM oi laort nolW u4 rvuoaftkU taraft. A14na Wdlu P. O., CIrl.U C., Pa. ati.lt W LBKHI 4 BK08. FRANCIS COUTRIET, MERCHANT, Pnachfllla, CtoartcU t'aasty. Pa. laaaa aaawaally aa a fall aaaanaMt o( Dn Uoa4a. Har4wai. Uroaacto, aaa ararrtkiag aaadlr aa a ratatl Mara, aikieb will aa aaM, fcr aaak, aa ahaaa aa alaawaara U taa aaaatj. fnaaartua. Jam JI, laaj ij. GQLDEX rtiUTJJ.S. noHATIO F.VM(M R ptKK. vituaa 4. wALUca. aiaar p. wau.ac8. aaria a. aaaaa. Maa w. waiauar. WALLACE 4 KREBS, (Savaaian I Wallaca A Pialdiag,) AT TORN E Y8-AT-LAW, tl-lt'Tt ClaarBeia, Pa. Hxara a. fntur. aaam v. a'caaar, MoENALLI & MoCUBDT, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, UrartteU, Pa. y-Lfl bartarM atundaa U araatatl witkj AJalttjr. OSea aa seoa4 I tract, aaaaa :aa Pirat XatlaaaJ Baak. Jaa:l:lf Q. R. BARRETT, ArroimT aud CoriraitoB at Law, CLKARPIEIO. PA. HavtBg raaicaaa air Jadfaraip, aaa rraaajad tba rrartiaa f taa lav la air ! aBn at CUar Uld, Pa. Will auaad Ua aaarta af Jcfaraaa aaa Kli aaaatiar ahaa aaaelaltj rauiaal la aaaaartiaa ila raaiaaat eaaaaal. l:lf:7l A.Q.KRAMER, ATTORXEY-AT-LAW, Baal latoto aa Callaatlaa Araat, CLEABP1K1.I), Pq Will araaallr atlaa4 ta all lafal Wiiaaaa aa trartaa ta ku aara. A-0Ba la Pta'a Ofara Haara. kIU YmM.' MccTlLrOUGHT ATTOBXKY T LAW. CaaarBelaV. Pa. JaT-OBaa ta laa aM Waalara Hotal aaiUtnj. Lraal hwi.M araaiaUr atlaaa.a ta. al aaaibt aaa ad 4. Jatm THOM A8 H. FORCEE, aaauia ta OENERAli attriCHit.D!SS -' CWAPIAMTOW, Pa Alaa.altaarira aiaaafaatarar aa4 draler Id Poara Tiaaar aa4 tiava4 Uaibaral all kioit, , aTOraara aallrllad aa4 all killr araal7 REUBEN HACKMAN, House and Sign Painter and Paper Hanger, CteartVM, Praa'a. kaVWill tlaaaU joka la kia Haa promptly and ta a aarkaaalika Baaaar. ajrt.7 : G. H. HALL, PRACTICAL PUMP MAKER, XEAP Ctf AkPIELD, PB5!t'A. Aar Paiaaa aiaaya oa baad aad aiada ta ardar aa abart aatica. ripaa aoraa aa raaauaaoia tarw. All work varraaud ta raadar aatutartiaa, aad aalirarad U 4aair4. aiU;lrpa CO., E. A. BIGLER & BALBM 19 SQUARE TIMBER, aaa aiaaafaeiarart at . U KialMIIPMWKD LtlMRKP, l-nt CLIARP1KLD. PBSit'A. JAS. B. GRAHAM, Heal EiUU, Square Timber, Eoaxda, nixsi.rg, LATII, a P1CKIT", IT1 ClaaraaU, Pa, .Mr. Heynioar Mng mailo I'mMent of tliO New York KKt-toral College, ad drftccd it aa follows : The friar duty of Kmujr, in bekalf 01 tun great htaio, ita vol lor the men iUciliiona wiakto plaoe in the high oflioa of J'retiioViii nnd Vice Preaidint ol thcaa LniUd Slutua, baa improased ilavlf upon the mind (if eacb doctor. We Iwl null more tbo imKrtance of our Billion, aa Una Centennial Tear re- calla the lirat acta in tb atrueKle wbicb umau u a Iree MXple, and tli erenUt which led to tho lorniation of our Un ion aud tbo adoption of ita Constitu tion. ' Our action at ibis time is one of Ilia transactions necessary to the life of our government ; one without which it would fall into anarchy and ruin. l his day also reminds ns or tho growth of New York. We represent more millions of people Uian lived in onr country when our fathers fought the hattlcs of the Revolution, or formed the government of our Union. The ceremonies of tho year bavo excited a pnUo in our country, its history, and its government. Hut none ot these have filled our minds with such a deep im-ihw vi iua uigiiuy w AtiiaricKii tu zenahip as the political action of the last month. Upon a given day more than eight millions of men moving sim ultaneously in all parts of this Tast country went to the ballot boxes and gave the votes which told their will as to tho men who should fill the bigheat office in our government When a majoiity of more than three hundred thousand, represented by tho proper number of electoral votes, declared their choice, all strife ccacd and all chccrf'ullv yielded to thu will of tbo people. Business bewail to resume its activity, public confidence grew still more strong as wo tbua happily round ed out the century of our existence as If we fail, then the lessons of this Centennial year should teach ns virtue when varied Interests of labor, of arta, ot commerce, and of capital all org us to a lino oi ronauci wnico win in spire the world with confidence and ourselves with tbo highest sentiments of honor, then oar future will be a long stop toward national decay and degra dation. While wo implore all classes of citl zona to eutor upon the duty of docid ing what shall be done to avert threat ened evils, we Tespecllully appeal to the great Republican party to aee if mo uravicni rvpoiiBiuiiny tor a jasa decision aoe not rest upon them. And we make this appeal with confidence that a great organization, which baa us lull sharo ot virtue and patriotism, win not, wncn it calmly reviews tbe events of tbe day, tail to do justice to us, to themselves, and to the country. we do not complain that under tbe excitement ot the canvass, or that bo fore the beat of the election should have passed away, yon may for a mo ment grasp eagerly at a victory with out seeing that such a victory may prove a curse to Ton aa well aa to tlie others. But we beg yon will reflect now that yon have had exerted In your behalf, not only the whole power of the national administration with Ita hosts oi officials, but that the execution of all lawa relating to the election of was entirely in the hands of your par tisan. If we look at the provisions oi tnese luws, we Una they contain lea tores of a startling character, as they were framed before the passion excit ed by civil war had been allayed, and with reference to Slates still looked npon as hostile to our Union. Tbe judicial officer of every grado who in terpret these lawa. almost without ex ception, belong to your party. Tb marshals wno execute them are best ed politicians, the very tenure of whose office depend upon tbe success of your utalion, done undor our owa eye, tbe character of our political inatitu throw light upon thbaedispntedpoinU? tiona by all legal method. Tbey wil! If morale were violated at lb fountain bead in th North, tbey respect ed by meo of worse than doubtful character at the South ? Those men, by tbeir call upon thu general admin istration lor ita armed forces, proclaim ed to tb world their dependence upon ita power, and tbeir servitude to its wishes. The bead of the Republican committee held tbo double position of rL- a. Si ... a lauinei aiinisier, B'lvising and di recting tbe action of (he irovcmment. and at tbe asms time managing the machinery of a party t Tbua at an ex citing election the government of tbe iiiion openiy mica icen with a nartv. gave it a power of Coercion over ita officials, in violation cl tbe spirit of tbe iawa against intimiua ion and bribery. It did just what it cAarifoaairainst tbe people of the South. What lessons of law and morals and of duty did such example teach these dependent officials in Louisiana? These questiona must press themselves upon the minds and conscieneeaof every honest man. Until w ponder well upon what we know oi tue canvas at the north, we can- arouse tho spirit of justice in our peo ple by exposingoutragca at every town, county, Bute, and general election. United, vigorous and determined, tbey cannot be resisted by a party whose best member will fuel that they are placed in false positions, and who will know that the bonor and Interest of their country would demand the detcat ol tbe organization to wbicb tbey be long. J be contest under suob circum stances would for a long time agitato and engross the American mind, His to be deplored, as it would check tbe restoration of that con fidencedernanded by the business interest of our land. The Democratic party la too strong to be violent ; it will not forfeit the confi dence of tho . people by any dhv play of passion ; It can assert Itself through the regular channels of noliti cal action. I-rands may delay tbe course of justice, may excite passions burllul to the progress ot our country; but legal ami just punishment will surely follow. That party which con trols towns, counties and States, will control the country. The President, ntiJ' cradle on tbo front of the retort, I .Moivuiu aiimveraary oi iua in- I trouueiion or printing into Kngland is loJ eelcliruled in London next J line. Tho I The author of "When this L'rnnl thatiCren before War is Over" says he has netted 120.. wide, and 8 leet high. In . the cen of the furnace i tbe retort, made of! heat was so lntenaa clay ana cast-iron, in which tbo bodies i the head was inside of the oven tbe! 000 on that song and tho war isn't over are to be burned. Indcr this" is thalsmoke began to rise and the bearers at ! yet. furnace. A little hole in top Of there Tthe" foot quickly ahoved the cradle and j -. . , - , ' tort let thnaeaecat. and ther then! bodv into th i,ior a n..fc iiv,r. the first number of a Ircmocrntic go through fifteen or twenty feet of cokwed, almost odorless smoke poured WH" '.M,ueU !!' V"!,binr!u"' ci,y pipe before escaping into tbe air.. The out throuuh the d,. Mi ill nr.t a ir,rH ! : Hiscaiioa ine ci,a,and was said. not judge Wisely with regard to ita'aiminst trlinm ia arravaat tl.n hmlv nf wu"' too .-xMitn. n ere men oi tne people is an olnect or svmnathv J .L. :-m .. I . " .. .. ' - " " a ocoiilo. Bv this trrand exhibition of! ticket Tbey can summon a Tast ar my oi aepnuer, ana an oi incse mane arrests in some rase without process, and by express enactment are placed above tbe reach of the laws, and ol tbe judiciary of the State. At the late election, ICepuhlict-n officials, at tbe ex pense of tbe general government, could examine every registry in tbe pnnci pal town and cities. Tbey could and did arrest men lor accidental clerical errors of others in giving tbe name or tbe number of a bonse. In only one instance nnder these was there a re cognition of tbo party opposed to the this faaltless working of tbe mechan ism ot our government wo proudly challenged the admiration of the world. At this moment ol general congrat ulation the people were startled by the assertion that there had been discover ed in remote lrmthcrn State the ex act number of electoral vote which would be given to and would elect the Proidenliul candidate who was not the choice of the nmjorily of the Anier ican tieople. This surprise was great er because it was one of the charge made by the Republican in tbe tuu- bad reputation, acting under the influ encea of interest and passion, tempted to violate duty and morals by tbe ex ample of a committee beaded by aC'abi net officer? If we can conscientiously not of lear. Rising above all party consideration, we appeal to the men of business, of labor, ot capital to assert tbeir right at this time, to admonish tbeir leader say the conduct of the committee was j not to go loo far in irampiing under right, we can then go on and investi gato the conduct of officials at the south. If w aoe that it waa wrong. we neea iook no lurtber. If, by any trick or fraud, tbe candi date of tbe minority is placed in the Presidential chair against tbe wishes oi tne people, every man who bas thus been forced to pay for bis election will have a right to aay to bis administra tion, "Yon demanded our money to piace you in power, vi demand the positions we bought of the accredited head ol your organization." Tbe great point of civil service reform is to avoid lliia corruption and to make the ten foot rights that are vital to tbe security of industry and ol proiierty. Such men can. if tbey will, by clear expres sion of tboir opinions in ways custom ary in the usage of our people, settle this question in accordance with right It is not a subject which belongs alone to those who are actively engaged ir. political affair. It is great Ameri can question, which concerns every citizen and every borne. They can make a grand exhibition of tbe genius of onr government, and of the power of ita citizens, by a calm rebuke to frenzied rulers, r.ven those who doe- retort is 8 feet long and large enough to bold the largest man. Tne furnace ia little longer and about two loci wide and high The door of tb retort ia marble, being fastened with a huge iron screw ruu into heavy mountings. A little hole ia this door le(s in suffi cient air and also 'give the spectators a ebarfc to see wbtt is going on inside. Tb' most curious litlie arrangement is tba liule .iron frame in- which tbe body is to rest. f It is raised about two inched front the-' so that a little air may circulate under. " It la maduol thin bar of iron and ia about six feet long and aa wide and deep aa an ordi nary man. It looks very much like a cradle and very much liko a grid-iron. In tbis tbe naked body ia laid, wrapped in a aheet ; tho red-hot door of the re tort is unscrewed ; tbe body and it iron cradle are hurriedly shoved into the retort ; another door, luted with cement, ia screwed into place ; a little hand-blower before tho furnace door is started, and tbe baking begins. There were two solitary watchers on (allows Hill last night. One was Mr. Jas. H. Wolf, the other waa a Timet re porter. Arotlg uaiuia mmm tSC SSrsCS en body of Huron I)e Palm waa wrap ped in its pale winding sheet and laid out, stark and cold, in the long iron cradle. Tbecatafalqne had been drawn to tbe centre of the reception room ; a bright file bad been started in the little stove at the side of tbe room, and tbe back window bad been raised for rea sons best known to anybody who went into the room without holding his none. In tbe furnace room Mr. Woif aat on the bottom of an inverted bucket smoking bis pipe, occasionally opening tbe furnace door and throwing a red glare over tbe little room and itaocca pants. It was a spectral place. The Instantly the ficnli door was nuaea and adjusted ; the cremation was begun. The open door bad somc what cooled tho retort, and, when the fire in th furnace was not a hot a it might kve boon, somebody suggested thai. tho retort' waa not hot t muigb. "Hot enough replied tho jfireiuitu ; " Why; it' a second edition of-lii'll:" It was just hall'past 8 o'cloikVTilt- burgh time, when the body w.txit Into bus Montgomery Blair for editor. Col. Cornlortb, Inspector of Sold iers' orphans' schools, ia lying serious, ly ill at the Hartford tSoldiera' or phan' school, in Susquehauba county. An KnglUb Court baa just decided that a raijjiy4 company ia bound to supply B.firai'tliuai carnage, free from tobacco smoke, it passengers demand it. S)fV;tity.aix wagon loaded with tbe retiirt. - Poi- fir tv.i..i, ... mn.l peanuts arrived in Nashville. U.t Vr. Botitjdy TcBturyl, to open the pcep-V'111 ?'"m Ukkaaan county, Tetiu. The noio ana looit in. J hen the 7ims it coum mirywrtcr IbCiiii TiHuTOtr" man pushed it open and looked in. A waa dark a the grave. Not a ray of light anywhere. Two minute latter a tbick, whitish smoko could be seen breaking out hero and there into a littlo blaze of Arc. Then the while smoke came and circled about the opening, shutting off tbe view again. At a quarter be lore nino the windint? sheet waa still unburned, tliougb the iron cradle was red. hot. Tbe retort i was gMting to a bright heat again and it interior could bo seen plainly, though tbe soles of the Baron's feet were so near tbe loop-bolo that only a i:tt!s cf bis body i'V'hl l seam. At ibis lime, the evergreens and palm leave were stil! intact and in shajie, tbongb complstcly turned to ahes, but there waa no air inside to disturb Ibcm While tbe Baron was baking away, tbe spectator went into the reception room and the newspaper men sat down and wrote tbeir notes on tbo calalalque ; The Odd Fellowa of Philadelphia have established a home for aged and indigent Odd Fellows, in that city. It was lormuruJIy dedicated on Thanks giving day. The Rev. II. M. Phelps, who live in Weehawken, N. J.. la aaid to be tbe oldest Presbyterian minister alive, if i !4 years ol age, and in possowiou of all his (acuities. lliptheria bas broken out in lbs Soldiers Orphans' school, near Union- town, unu ol the pupil died but week and there are now between thirty and forty cams al the institution. . llendrick B. Wright, ol Luzerne, and Samuel A. Bridges, of Lehigh counties, elected to the next Congress, were also members in the Pierce ad ministration in 1832, twentv-fourycars ago. -Lumber dealers have an immense tbe door of tho building were i quantity of limber at Culeia, Me., opened, and tbe crowd outside were' which cannot bo moved for want of allowed to come in two at a time, take i Teasels. There are only live boats A. W. WALTER8, ATTUBSEY aT LAW. Ctearfla-14, Pa. VSuOUa. ia Srakaai'a Ba. - (daal-li MrW. SMITH, ATTORSEY-AT-LAW, in -71 rirarBrld. Pa. " WALTER BARRETT, ATTOEKEY AT LAW. ClearaVaU. Pa. r-OBaa la Old Waatara Ratal haiidtBg, aaraara'Sasaed aad Slartrt Bit. (aavlla. ISRAEL TEST. ATTORNEY AT LAW, WrarSVaM, Pa. ar-OBaa ia Ua Caart Baaaa. 011.11 JOHN H. FULFORD, ATTOEBEY AT U, Clarld. Pa. pf OBaa ta M.Ik at atraat, aa. Caart laala, Jta. i, mi. JOHN L. CUTTLE, - ATTORNEY at law. aal Baal Batata araat. ClaaiBald. Pa. 0B aa Tatrd awaat, aat. Ckavry A WaraaL aa B faB? etara kla aarviaaa at aalltaf did kariaf laads ta Cl.uaald aad e4)teraf Baeast ait aa aayan at aarrwaair raan as a aarrarar, laturt ktairatf tkat ka aaa raaaar aulafaaUaa. I'aa. J tt, J. BLAKE WALTERS, REAL ESTATE BROKER, ibr, Kaiw LrOfjri mmd Lai CLXABPIBLV, PA. 0a as araaaat-a aVaar. - J. J. LINGLE, ATTORSEY-AT-LAW, I II OacaalA. ClaarSald C Pa. yiad J. 8. BARN HART, ATTORBBT . AT- ttT, . Ballaaaata. Pa. WinpraatUala Claaraald aad all af taaCaaftaaf tka Iktk JadwtaJ dtatrtaa. Baal aatata lama aad aallarttaa af alaiatl Bada if .aialtHa alTI ' DR. W. A. MEANS, PHYSICIAN ft 8DR0E05. LCTIBBSBVBa, PA. Will atlaad prafnaliailaanapraBpila. aaH7S rAMES MITCHELL, iittt w Square Timijer k Timber Landa, ain CLfABPIBLD, PA. JAMES H. LYTLE, la Kratser! ttalhtlac. ClearSeld, Pa. Daalar ia Oraaaiiaa, Prarirlaat, T.jrtaklar, Praita, PUaf , f aad. tla., rte. aarl4Ta-tf WARREN THORN, BOOT AND SI10E MAKER, Meraat nrsrScM, Pa. la las a Utalt srapia4 k, Ptaak Hart, aaa 4ar vast af AUagkaar staaaa. T. M. ROBINSON, Market atraat, ClcarBald. Pa . AvaTAervaaa aa Bareaaa. Callan. Saddtat, Lhrkt aad Haara Bridlaa, 4a. Baaairiaf aaatl eaaa. atav 14. 17 van to excite tbe minds of tbe men of ! administration. They were entitled tbe North that tbe "solid South" would ! 10 one of the two supervisor of elec- JOHN A. 8TALLER, BAIIk, alarkat S, CbarBrM, Pa. Prart Braaa, kaab. Balls, Piaa aad C.ka. aa kaad ar sada la ardar. A (aaaral awartataat af Caanrtiaaariaa, Ptait aad hm" la Mark laa Craaa aad OrMara ia aaaaaa. BaJaoa aeari, apaaiila taa r Ml. Bra. rrtra ktarak l-T. J. K. M'MUlUtAY tat icpriy too wrrn at aiticlp OP JIRCBAriI.BATTrH VIBT LOWksi PBtCB. COMB A5D 8KB. (I'J:) NEW WASHINGTON. lriiiLi abd a To a R raan. AX Mra. H. a. UliUEI L. Carta aefafad ta taa MarWa kaaiaaaa, daatraa la atfana mm Inaada aad taa aaklat laat aaa aaa aaa aad wtH braa aaanaaOr.a kaad a larra aaa aaa ailaitas alaaa al llAbiaa iflu ' aaauai MABBLB. aad tr arapaiad t. faraiak ta ardar TOMbe-TONKS. BOX A.M CRAPLB TOM HI, 1101 M rsTS. aa. ta.Tard aa Baad atraat, arar ta R. B. Daaat, Claaraald, ra. 8. I. 8N Y D E R, PBACTICAk WATCHMAKEB j .tr-'-t Clocki and Jewelry, Asa aa, lib ta Baa Jfararf 4tsrr, rLBABMCLO. PA. AS biaaV af aaaaaiaf la my Baa amaatlr at- aarti ia. ia - DR. T. J. BOYER, rHYBICIAM ANDSDBUaO.N. . OaVta aa Hartal Itraat, CajaraaM. Pa. BdrfrB aaar,: (a It a. B, aad I ta I p B rjR- E. M. 8CHEURER, HOMOJOPATBIC PHTalCMS, aVatlas AprO M, lltt af. H. KLINE, M. D., PHYSICIAN ft 8UHOKON, TT ATMB Uaaiad al PaaaAaH, Pa, ataaa kia 1 1 1 il I . aa Ua sank af ! ABBHB pi ia,t aat. U U. DR. J. P. BURCH FIELD, Ua Sartaaa af ska SM kVatBaM, PaaaarKaala Vilaauai I. kaata rateraa fraaa UM A rata. Stan kia af Claaraald aaaata aW Pnj,alial Balls praatatrp Bllnlilaa. Mat aa Baaaa sua. laaBatlaaaa,lt k, Br Waada. aara,- B DR. H.BaVAII VALZAH, CLEABPlatLD, PBtBaTA. OPF1CB IX MASON 1CBVILDINB fmy OaVM kaaas- Psaa U aa t P. . Maa It, isn. D WWVatBdlVl r. tB rfid mm4 tvfl mM 1ft it HmW lk D. K. DOEESTT, . : " A.UI0PLB BABBBB Hill BBIrVEaV CLEARFILXD, FA. kf B Taaai i B.1y aaaapaH tf Baaa) araat aBaat. r II. T - II AkKT KNYIlER. lAIItt 111 BAttDBErWEB. aa Markat At. l, i mi Caaat la. A laa aaaal fcr rrarr an. Buy l.Tl aaaaaa- WBOLESAU UQUOB BTOEE. at ska aad af tka aaa kndea, WUT CIBABPIELV, PA. TU frayrlalar af Ik la artakUakBret al mm kla Itaaars dlranfraB atatillara. Parrtatkarlaf frw tka kaaat aiB ka aara toptl para artwlr at a aaaall aitfla aaara aart, Matal ra aaa aa raaaiaaaa) attk llaaart aa rraaaaaais taratt. Pan aiaaa aad araadiaa diraat tnm Saalar'f Vtaarr, at Balk, Bra Tart aioa-ii if. coisrBS ClaaraaM. aaa ta, 1T If. MITCHELL WAGONS. aa a '- -r ( Tb Beet if tie Cbeapaet I ttota Bailli kaa raaalaad aaataat larfa art af ajilakaal a r ., aaar ara aaaaa taa rarp baat aaa art Brad, aad aaiak mm mnU aaal at tka Baat Ilia raiaa. Malavaak iailaln aaaaat aB daaanaaiaaa af a.t-aa larfaaad aaaA, mttt mm aarraw kraak. CaB aa I aaa tkaaa. aartTt THOMAA BtII.LT. ANDREW HARWICK, . BJafft ilatlt, ClaaiBild. Paw , aaetatiaaa aaaaautaa ra AtBFe BADPLBS, BBIPLtB, COLLAIS, aad aU kiaaa af aTOBM rVtMUHIMB 900DM. . A h aaaak af aadaTara' Barraara. aVaataa, CaBfca, Blaakaaa, Baaaa, aaa, alaatpt bb kaad support the Ilemocratic ticket. Il was also urged that every Southern State had a deep interval in doing this, be cause they meaat to make demands uion tbo .National treasury, vt bile this charge was nnjuat, no reason ran be given why South Carolina, Florida and Loaiiana should not act in ac cord with tbe overwhelming majori ties of the adjoining States. The pub lic excilemeut reached Ibe higbtait point wben it learned that the men who proposed lo give these electoral votes to tho candidate of lb minority had been for years past charged with grave crime, and that their personal security against legal punishment de pended upon tbeir success in falsifying Uie returns, vt tboir states, lo liiem an honest rosnt meant just punish ment I raunot be charged wun par tisan predjudice for any terms of re proach 1 mar use in regard to tbe of- hcials ol Ixiuiaiana. 1 have no wertfs strong enough to deaenbe their an- worthmesa aa set torob in official re- rrta Biade by tbeir political friends, caaawt, if I woo Id. point tbe aversion shown In the balls of the Capitol by honest Republicans, who shunned them a leprous men, whose tooeb and pres ence were polluting. Yet a ffcw soch men, acting solely in reference to tbeir personal interests, and who believe that the blackness of their crime strengthens tbeir claims npon the grat itude of tbeir party, have thus put in peril the interests, tho honor and the safety of tbo American people. We have not the . poor satisfaction of feel ing that tbe dangers that threaten ns are even invested with the ordinary dignity of danger. The pi ids of oar citizen is humiliated, and their feel ings of security under our law and Constitution are lessened, when tbey see that tbe aolenm verdict of eight million voters may be reversed by lea than eight infamous men men who have been branded by tbe leading ora tors, statesmen and journal ol tbeir own political party a vile and corrupt, in terms more vigorous than I can re peat. If under our Constitution the majority of tbe electrtral vote of the' Stall bad been fairly given lo lbeRe-1 publican candidate, allboagh tbe pop alar majority is against them, all wooid have acquiesced in tbeir election. Such reaull are lo Le regretted, as tbey do not give adminisliatiou the moral power they should bar l' tbeir own dignity and the good of tb country. To elect men to govern the lion at eacb polling place, but these were to be selected by persons all of wnom belonged to the parly in power. We do not complain ol tbe enforcement of these laws. On tbe contrary, we point witb satisfaction to the fact that they furnished the proof made by tbeir vote waa an bonost one. II fraud m suspected it must be tbe work of oth ers, not of tbe Ilemocratic party, liven it tnese election law bad been in all case fairly enforced, they still made a vast array ol partisan lorce and pow er, supported by the common treasury, but exerted against tbe party that car ried with il a majority ot tbe Ameri can people. We bear much of coercion. intimidation, and undue influence, but nothing approaching this in power can exist io any part of our country. There ia no organization which could for a moment contend with it backed au as it bad been by tbe American army. We alto appeal to tb ttepubucan to aee if it ia not true that during tbe late election th officials at n ashing ton overlooked tbe tact that tbey were the government of a country, and act ed throughout merely at the adminis tration of a party, lias one atcp been taken, or tbe army moved, aave at the instance ol tbeir political friends? II aa thcro been recognition of or a consul tation with a single citizen wbe was not allied to tbem in interest and leel ing? Tbor is a darker phase oi tb last election. Th adminiatratioai aent out a cabinet officer to take charge of tbe canvass on teball of tb Kepublicaa party. 11 is very post Hon at th bead of it managing committee made a lorced loan upon nearly on hundred thousand official dependent It proclaimed to them IB loader tone than word: "You must work. Yoa must vote, Y JO maat pay to aid th election ot a candidate wbo declares himself in lavor of civil service re form." It told tbem that if, believing and acting upon hi assurance, they followed tbeir own convictions and voted for hi opponent, tbey would be punished by the loe ol their poet uons f bey were forced in thousands oi case to submit lo extortion with smiling faces, but with beary heart. If a like i intimidation bad been aed in a Sooth- ern Stale it would faav been ara zed upoe by tbe administration aa a rraaon j for declaring martial law, for arresting I and imprisoning every suspected ei li ana. It is due to the best class of lbs Union against Ibe will of lbs people i leaders aad journal ot th Republican by untoir method ia revolution. Such I party to say that they protested against plots involve anarchy, distress, and ibis indecency. Bat such act did not peratclvseck to bido the record of oast are ol office depend upon capacity and j misconduct from the knowledge oi our ! door between tbe two rooms stood open, fidelity. We do not believe the Re-1 people, will nnail before an imninl I th. I.v in nlain ai.,l,i .m publican party baa in mere mockery 1 public. I have not uttered one word i forlablc in his cool quarters even out so consuntlyasaerted its advocacy of . of reproach to tb Republican candi-'side the building. Things were a little uuics lor tue omce oi i resiueni ana , ghostly. r tcu i resiueiii. i oavo too niucn re eled service reform. We cannot think that its writers and speaker, and those wbo have beenemn oved in devekpn- sncct for tbo characters of M.n ing this system, have been shameless ! liayes and Wheeler to think that tbey pretenders, only seeking office or ap-1 wish to be put at the head of this Un plans. The evil of this transaction ion againat the declared wishes of a will fall npon the American people, majority of the American people. Ido but tb abam will be that of the Re- not doubt that if this ia to be done by publican party, if they do not now vin- men in lxuisana, of whom they dicate Ibeir earnestness when thus would feel that the hir-hmt nffiiv of tballengcd by acts so notorious. j State would be lor tbem not positions ibe member of Congress who ob-1 of honor and dignity, bat politic! nil. : jeeted to tbe redaction ol salaries upon lories, in wbicb tbey would stand lob tbe ground tbat the employe needed pointed at, now and hereafter, aa the all lo enable him to do bis duty, and represcnative of a foul tiaud. One who will stand, a silent and consenting thing all men see : The Jirpublican witness to reduction for party purpose, . parry aiitn-tf dearie ilt owa cate miUom partisan opponent that tb Democratic Kwndemna himself aa a corrupt and a favor against the majority of the American Gallows Hill is a celebrated place. It is lull of dark abadowa and shady ravine, and after dark every tree seems to wrap s white sheet about itself and travel around for the frightening of traveler. Hlf a century ago treorge Crawford, wbo killed bis boo down in tb Tillage, waa banged witbia fifty feet of where tbe crematory oow stands. A few year later Black Kit a Virginia slave, ran away and escaped to Wash ington. HiBmasterKillowedandcanght bint, band-raffed him and started witb him fur home. When tbey got a mile or two out of town Kit lagged behind. picked np B piece of board and killed bis dishonorable member of the national people, vpon the etrtifieate of branded men legislature. j ,n Ixntituina, without mabng the aorfy of We afipeal to the Ro publican party ! our cuuau astal (Ae world at lores fed 10 make aucb expressions of il con- that if u a corrupt and xirtuan decaion. detonation of these act as will quicken, Such judgment will not only destroy their leader with sense a of what is our honor and credit for tbe day. but au to tbeir country. 1 be power i in , will U a precedent for wrong doing in ' on one side and the old gallows posts t too gum Bll'l ttia Bliame : toe lUIUre. Vt e Cannot have BJevican iM.m. a mat arrainat IhA rmniinr An master, and be was banged on Gal Iowa Hill, almost on tbo spot where the 7 1 nare repertar is writing. The rope broke twioa, but the third time did tbe work. So Gallows IA i II is quite a cheerful neighborhood, and with a real baronial mummy witbin ten feet a look into the retort, and then go out again. At a quarter bcloro 10 o'clock tbe fire bad fairly begun its work ; tbe feet had fallen apart, leaving a clear view oi tue oooy, and Hie ril were standing nearly upright. On one side lay the bead ; it had burned complete ly loose trom ;ne bony and bad roam ed out ol place, but it was nothing but a skull. There waa not a particle ol fleab lelt on any part of the body, and every bone except the skull was as red not and transparent as tbclumai eilMll. A skeleton of fire lav in tho iron cra dlea skeleton without a head, lor the skull wa not heated so thoroughly and did not look a if it could ever have belonged to tbe aamo body. F.vcn the iron cradle was beginning lo feci the effects of the climate. It was warped and bent and flattened beyond all rec ognition. From tbis time tbe crema tion of tbe Baron's body wa rapid. At eleven o'clock the skeleton was still almost intact, but it was evident that tbe larger bone were ready to crum ble tbe moment the air torn lied tbem loading, while there art, car coca lor a hundred more, Pilbole City, the famous capital of oildom, which twelve year ago was a hivo of oil prowciors, lively with speculation and guy with grease, now polls six Totes, tlireo lor Have and ibrce for Tildeo. Even it politics is nix. Two books, of which Proferisor Wit kersham, Stale Superintendent ot Public Schools is the author-" Methods ol Teaching" ai.d "School Economy" have bttn translated Into the in panose language, and bavo been pub Imbed in Japan. Tbe total vote in the State of New York is I,0S2,047,of which 0,171 were cast lor grevubaek and temperance tickete and cattering. 1 Tbe Demo cratic total is 4-'J,il8, and Republumn,' 4e'J,ii ; b iH-mocraliu majority ol 3V George Jack, ol Chester county. bas a stuck ol turkeya numbering 7i0. All through tb morning a line ol pv l b"' w.el?' P1"1"""" " "'Utberu Ohio, pie from tbe neighboring town climb- i abipped by railroad lo Newark, ilel, ed tb( snow-clad aaMnnnt -of t, allows i f MaaarSB pi tapir, aaa at a aa. AS klada4 kseaaaatae a aa -Aaara tar kar- aaaaa layalraa. ABkaadaat . IS, 1ST. NDERTAKINO Tka Banca.l est ea SaBp raj aaal Barry aa aaa I af AT BBABOBAaX! BUT, tto aaaaaaaa f aaaaa T a ktaa a ara aa aaaata . aaaaaaaaatal) aa"aaa ' f TTi nr V aV-ata. - t i 1 mil 1 1 1 aa ri l TISWTM'ejBt , lWBTAlBaP tTaaB tatrd aad Paarak. If Wa tat ettaa twae aaaaAat af Bat B V. BBABJaABI. I f BB BHJk, aaal tra aat aaaaaa m aaaaa .Pak... - 'li aat as Bala ever at ad In a. - aaral frt tatmta, - Jaaas a. aavatf. Pw. Pra. I. 17. ' dishonor. Those wbo engage in tbem. wben they bare taken the first Slept, moat goon at all hazards. They have . . 1'., - - I .- r. staaeu lueir ponm-ai lonune is may be Ibrir kvee or liberties poa sue. cess. Fear gravis tbem on to darker act Of treason. It, Crsl laiae step lorced a reluctant .Vmth into rebellion la lb earn way tbey now impel des- peiale politician wbo upheld nsarp. lion in Losiiiana in tbe pal to stand by the now. regard lea oi the bonor and aalety or tbe American Union Will a tree people trust sorb men with the rein taf power ? V ill tbey euav arul to be dragged into danger and dnbnvror by m who are aaadad on by fears which alwayt haunt tbe gailtv? ii, Tb glory oi this Centennial year tha foiir) away sod daiketii into this national shame and reproach. Arous ed patriotism can era, reaietaoce to law, bet corruption kill bonor, virtue and patriotism, Bap tb foundation of society and brings oown toe structure ot State and Bat ion ia rata aod dav bonor. W find ouraelvca confronted al the beginning of tbe second ceolory af oar political a lisle- with obtains a grar aa tbrate wbicb laced our lathers at tbeoatiart of our govrmment Hart a th wisdom, palnotasai and air In? Tbw ata great enat ioor pub be affair. Upon tbe coawfact ol oar people lb world will Oertils with re cord to tbe character of American cit iseti and ABasrkaUi palnotjMa. Tbe evert I f tbta day will he rrcrl ed thrpagw tb eenturic. W are awl in; a abapler in hiatory wbicb wiU latjt b anker good or evil to taa ) com after a. If w tavt th patrl etisai to rate abora part Intereeuand aajajon and to de a bat karaasty sutadB, ws eball lift oar people to a kirber point ia tba eya oi tlx world and in crar owa regarvl tbaa w bar evrr yet reacbad .' -, stop witb mere impropnetie. Tbey ripened into a violation of ibe spirit of tb law. lo ita reaolutioo. journals and in ii speeches, that party bas de clared it aetetlalioa ot euch abuam, aad ita ptirponee to reform tbem. At lb laat aeasioo of Congress it mad it a rrme, punishable wnbimpnsonment and deprivation of office, to IcTy aa- eaament upon oRlce-noldeTS lor polit ic) firnnaa. It Umiled tb nanwb- menl toon dasa of ottciaJa, berause andcr tb CoBstilalioB lb one holding Ibeir position by tb appointment of lb r resident and nenala could not ermthutirmlly be removed from tbeir office by such an enactment Bat ft is b higher moral offence io higher offi cials, punishable by th more iropre iv process, oi Impeackmetit llert bo technical diuVwIiteseaa binder tbe paraahmont isftbi erims agaiaa poliii caj nautsl of publte walfara. No on doabta or den we tbat web aaasesmtiits were mad witb th knowMg aad oonarnt ol tb cotamilte. Tbe rravi ty of Ui onVoc ia mad more graaa by tb sWet that at tb laat eaaao of Cong i use, wbea ia wa pmp-aaid lo ra dar tb pay of etlcial, ia order to relirre) the industry ef taw eoantry fhna tb benlea oi Uxalioa, it was re aiated by tb Repebiiean spo Ott groend tbat that could sot ha dene witbowt injury lo tb public aervir Tat w aa a aatioml hVpuMicaa caaa mitlee radacin tbetf aay by sun j otenU for paruaaa Dartuma, aad di eeruas; lb Baosjey paad aa laaaa A-oai lb pulue treavaary to saabie Uaem u err tb people lailhfully ; aad thaa, aa dec la red by tb aoleean actioa of Coegrras, disabling the trot doing1 Ikeur Oaty to the ",.. A anal lba (act tlatr -4 o atamait Tb pubis aiad) is SgiUtad try cetrf'ietlng ataeaaesi wtlk recard to lb eaaxiaj of M IUpsbDct) (MfSNBiag oVev IB tbe pesaota BaaytWw rHaaaa. Dol Bot lb acta of lav baad oi the Orvart- will be theirs if it is not exerted. politics without Mexican finances and Ws do aot fesr that tbe body of tbe : Mexican disorders. Tbe business men Republicans wish to do, but w hatpin all civilized countries bar been Ibey will havs to do. if tbey take : taught by recent bankruntcir and dia. a false atep at this time. If tbey ac- j order in government, mad unstable cept power from unclean bands, they j by agitations, to b watcfaful and dis cao never check or lay bare the fraud trustful wben they see tb slightest mum? who tuns mae tenure ot inetr ueviation iroin political bonor without auiuunij . i ney nwi nwe wrong-1 wnicb mere can be no financial bonor. doing aitd shelter it from punishment; On the other band let the party now or tbey will expose the rotten basis of j in power yield to tbo popular will, de- tucir peauiuna. i do past snows ine danger of such false steps. If tbo ad ministration bad heeded the warnings of il owb friends snd bad not upheld by lore tbe men in Louisiana con victed or illegal acta, our country would not now be involved in these peril. Because it shielded wrong doing then, il ia pressed to do so now. Il must go further and deeper in vio lence, if it lacks courage and patriotism now. Wben it bast it authority upon aaere force, it will fsf ander tbe slavery of men it meant to use aa tools and to tolerate merely for party purposes. Tbey will be compelled to meet their brazen demands. Thcii claims aa tbe makers of tbe administration cannot be questioned. In Ihia, history will but repeat itself. in view ol tbe vital importance of tb question which agitate our coun try, mere partisan results of tbe elec tion sink in no insignificance. If the only question ws wbo should bold certain political positions, w might looa wita complacency upon the point cal Mirages and blunders which our opponent may commit, io tbeir efforts to thwart tbe will or tbe people. Tbe majority cannot be kept out of power tor any length ol time, by any device. 1 0 policy heretofore pursued by th administration toward the Kouth, and particularly ia IOotsians, has cut down lb Rrrmblicaa majorities in th North- era Slate since 1H72, mors ibsa Ire hundred Ihoosand vote. If we sought merely party advan tage w could uot regret ibeir folly il tbey eominn a policy which baa driv- o Iron tbeir rank aucb mullitodee of mea ; which has placed tbem in tbe Union, and wank will drive them out of power ia ereiy city, county snd Stat. Al th first election it would clear lb Seaat and purge tb Hons oi every guilty actor in- wrong-doing. Tbey have more political power to lose outside of tbe Capitol at Washington tbaa tb honest result of this election will tak from tbem at tb seat of gov ernment Complaints are bow mad by lb Republicans throughout tbe country that their intervals are sacri aced to tb srlnsh schemes oi a few leader. I wQI not speak, lankly of what ma may bar bee inclined to do before un Brest jr im conic bad passed away. Tbey bar been tempted to follow 4b abadow of victory, allboagh it would prove a ghost of eucctsa which oo Id lead to B political rrsra. Wt trwat that calmer aaocaenta will bring wiser counsels, for in tb end Ibeir own partisan will coed emu tbem and look upo I hem ss tainted men wbo ar to basts awed. The political actioa oi ibe year has taught tbe leatoa tbat men mast not b too bot Republicana if tbey wiah to suad well with the IlepubKcaa party, lis bonor bare not bee rive to I boat wbo bar beew toreaaoat ia Wirxiir k actioa or vin dicating it aatiiaaJ aaiiey. Lrt tboae w bar traarpbed ia it eonvwitjoo last ears that tbey ' tarn do not ens over aealoes, sad tail aa c'mI tbctr rival by oulreaning tb wwbea and mand bonest return in accordance with tbe Constitution, bow to tbe majesty of the law, and then every citizen will feci a reoewed confidence in our institutions, and the wholo world will bold us in higher respect and bonor. On this occasion, aa on of th rep. resestative of this great State, I am impelled to speak about public affair. There is danger tbat the solemn de cision of New York, with it Tast in terest and great population, ta to be mocked at and made an idle ceremony by a few unscrupulous men. 1 trust 1 hsve not been moved by mere partisan purpose. My fsilb in tbe party to which I am attached, and my indebt edness to it member may cloud my judgment, but I know tbat I seek only to save tbe honor of our common coun try, and to secure tbe weilare of tbe American people without regard to party distinction. I fervently pray that Ihe wisdom, the patriotism, and fraternal love which guided our fathers wben tbey formed ibis Union and I ranted ita govern uvea t may govern us in our efforts lo avert tbe dangers wbkk threaten tbem. God grant that we may be animated by tbe patriotism which moved them a hun dred years ago, wben they sacrificed all passion, aM interests, and periled ineir lives to gain the political Ireedom of our country. Let us not fail to be alike aelf-sacri Being in our efforts to uphold the bonor and the virtue of the Kepublie. tu driven trout vhciu to kt. miles. ilmance n twenty-two some huge animal. Some ot the larger bone were still to be seen. Tbe skull retained something of its normal shape, and little mounds on the bottom of the retort marked tbe spot where hand fulls of bot aabes bad fallen through between the ribs of the cradle. Tbe cremation wa over. Tbe fire was lion. Olcott says, however, that the vase CRKMAT10.S OF BAR OS PA LSI. DE TBIl-BPBABT IBAt'OCBATlOB OP IrtCTOB LIMOTXa'lPt-BBACB AUBBAT0ATPOB CXiL. OlOVTT ABD TUB THBOaOPBleT. purpose of tbctr own wrgaauuliua Even I aoe wbo lor tb treaaoa will desert tbe traitor ia tbeir tin of trial At tkM ertaasof oaraflarra tb Lh-ajo- eratae party, utaartoea of iustrwngtb sad tba Jasissss af its paauaoti, sad tatUag IBM (star power at tbeir, will do no a a wis nor BBBBtriotat act wbicb WU! a-strrry iU aaanUg. lUaarmbers will assart tawir rigkts and viodw-ata (Pras laa PkilaerlpkU TtasaT Washi.otu, Pa, Dec. 6, 17 Dr. LvMoyne, wbo has built lbs only ere- msting luraac in tbe I ni ted States, ia a singular character. Ycara ago but falser, a French porsician. aettled i tba little plsce, snd aa year rot led on tb son, baring droptacd into kia father' place in tb iirolcaaioa, gained wealth and reputation. Bat he was alwaya an oaciuy. a rotu Abolitionist, bit townsraaa rotten-egged bint, and gain ed tor hire earb notoriety that be waa solicited to lake tba nomination for tb Vie Preeidetwy oa tb Liberal ticket in 1844, wbacb was beaded by Gcrntl numb. I hut honor, however, bs de clined, but afterward accepted a nom ination for tbe Governorship on tbe earn licket, and, of coarse, ws defeat ed, lis baa a sen in Cur grass from Illinois, and at on of tb big naaa u thai old lash toned littl place. About a year ago Dr. LeMoyne determined that when be died b would rather be baraed than aarried. 11 bad ptsaly ef naooey, aavd ia Jsly be set abaal beald ing a crematioB furnace. 11 is old nearly 80 stout, stooping, aod very infirm, and b fully believed tbat ba could sot live Ibe year out Having given ap but practice long ago be gsv bts WDote atienuon to aw la mace. Tbe reaaat ia s but brick baildiar hardly long eoongb or wide eooagb to with so iron roof, zioe facing aad atom trimming, and d.vided inside into two apartments, la th first are sty chair or Btor aad a cabinet lik a saaok-Mss, as wktrb It ajaatastaM to ator tav asbe of lb ciasasts4, ia a ealalaJqee of walaatv aad bouum iaa. Ia tba other ruoe it a big brie lb ruber, and Cremator Wolf to bold a littl kerosene lamp for tbe reporter to write by, and a chair from ander tbe catafalque tor a table, the cbeeriness is doubly cheered. Tbe retort that waa red-hot in tbe afternoon was getting half-way bat trees red and whit by mid night Every hour tbe bright furnace door wa open ed and a fresh supply of coke waa put in. Tbe furnace waa hot, terribly hot, two or three feet off tbe ground, but' near tbe top it was almost as cool as tbe snow without The intense beat bad bamed away Ibe plaster in crevice bad been complied witb, and bis body between aom of tbe bricks snd theilsy in a little besp of red bot ashes, bright light shone throogh. Th fire- atone, nngarded on tbe summit of Gal- man is a capital veniruoquiM, ana ne lows Hill. used bis votes orrasioully with start ling effect, making lb Baroa aay, bow and then, " Pleaae stir np the fire a lit tlo, or, "IT getting cold here," or "Won't you give me a glass of water?" greatly to the fright of a country lad wbo stepped in aa be was passing by. At 1 o clock tbis morning, wbea tbe red light ia tb East began to throw faint shadows of the gallows posts against tb little building, th under taker climbed from tbe silent village to Ihe summit of Gallows Hill to see that all was right Tbe furnace was then white witb beat Tbe fur nace room waa suffocating and th re tort wss red-hot snd while-hot in spots. At a quarter before 8 o'clock Colonel Olcott arrived, carry bis Hindoo cre mation rase in en band and balf gallon bottle of alum water io tbe other- Un took a brief look at tbe body and then, taking a package from bis pocket, raised tbe winding sheet and sprinkled frankincense, myrrh, cassia, and other spices, over the Baron's breast. After lbs sheet waa replaced the alum water was poo red over it, wetting it from head to foot. Tbis was to prevent il from making a blaxe when first put into tbe retort Then the evergreens and lower ware strews over Ibe body and it waa ready for tb ceremony. By tbis time it waa after 8 o'clock, and the reception room waa nearly full. Dr. Aradale, or tbo Pittsburgh Board Hill to look at the rapidly disaMiear- ing body. At hall titst 12 o'clock tbe cremation It cost the directors ol the poor was considered complete. Tbo inside I of Mifflin county H5 to pay a doctor's of the retort wa al white heat and I bill ot 117 4y. luvy reiuaed to pay tb iron cradle looked like the ribe of j ibe bill, aud tbe phyaician sued aud got judgment, th coal running tha bill up nr wnico toe director were obliged to pay. J- R- Pague, oi Sbippensbarg. has in bis puaaeaaiou the buuk ol rtword ul the Lutuanui and German Reiomwd congregations of Sbippenaburg. It drawn from tb furnace and th fur- ""V" " . and to. pro-, race doorwa, sealed shut wilb mortar. Jf1'"'! are written exclusively in th. Before 1 o'clock tbe little cremation 0e"n"u U,r,ug- boase was empty and the door waa I ' Green Cloy Smith, the Probibi locked. Baron De Palm' last w isb'tioo candidate lor 1'rcauJcut, by bia electoral ticket, rccoived only 1,318 votes in the Stale. Th Smith family in Pennsylvania should have stuck lo bim, but tbey did not. At lamai. hail I bs Hindoo cremstionvtse.in which , ol tbem must bar voted lor Ibe other ihe Baron's asbea ara to be put waa fellowa. standing on tb. top of the furnace I Dcwawl early ,rt the morning for public inspec-1 ,oolljer cnlenniii lo rs ar urging U. , i wuaciiiiiai tor loco to COUI- is very small, and cannot ikm ... ...... .. . a.l.lt- kr.M ,i... . i i'""" ,uo tlue oi tne involution and tbe final departure of tbe British "", aom " ."uingioo surrendered i , , , . , . .iv.ir., wuvn a-uingtoa surrcnucred bas been used for the same purpose! i.:. ..( ...i , .... Memorable vase! whote calcined bones i will next tickle your smooth-wrought Professor Kdwsrd Brooks, u Hil stdes? But it will be some hour be-! 'crsvill ; F. A. Allen ol 'lioga; J. for tb asbe ran be taken out of thel Lackey, of Pittaburg ; Messrs. It. Ii. retort for should the door be or-ncd ! But sley, W. C. hboff, and J. W. V) eaver, and Aliases Jennie C. Leonard and Elizabeth Lloyd, are engaged in now tbe contrivance would be likely to crack ; so tbs big bot door will not be taken down till to-morrow evening, and then the ahnt snd the vsae will be taken by Col. Olcott lo New York and pat at tbe disposal of Ihe Thro aopbica! Society. So the cremation is over, and suc cessfully over. De Valro, ob, where, where ia h? If be could have fore shadowed Ibe startling scene his poor bone would have to go throsgb bs woald bar thought twice before he lumped into tbe fire. lli perfecting a system for rc-orgsnizing tbo normal schools oi the Stale. A deed from tb Peon haa been left wilb Ihe Recorder of Berks coun ty for record. It ia dated march lOtb 17 JO, and waa given lo John Conner, lor lot 205, in ibe original plan of Reading, by th attorneys of John Peiin, Mr., eldest too of Richard Penn. The consideration sum wa 130. The Maiden Crock Iron Works, afternoon the town hall was '" lebanon county, consisting of a crowded with person from Wishing charcoal iumac, a gnat mill, three ton, Pittsburgh sod surrounding plai-ra I mansion, Un dwellings and 277 acres to hear the spcecbe on cremation. I r 'nd' have been purchased by a CoL Olcott wa tbe fimt speaker. He , partyol Lebanon capitalists lor 121,000. aaid tbat Baron Ie Palm bad apKint-' Al M,na ljmo they bought one ed bim and Mr rainn in l.i-a 1... ! thousand acre of mountain laid. of Healtb, was on band, nn Dr. Fol- j body burned and that tbeir duty was j jtcob Ke, of Oakland, Susoae- BTMB nf Hnalne lie. II nPT or la haItna nna (Im. 11. .... ... . -r --- v. :. . : '; " """"; baan county, who will be 1UV years u"4. hT, ffi.T' oi Brooklyn, Dr. j buitory of rremstion, speaking fear near-! oa ln Uny tixl, walked lour mile, to Bnta, , of Wheeling and many others, , ly an hour, and w. loudly applauded tb, pion ;lb 0U Mr. lM. the phyatciana and lb newspaper men wbea be eondnded. Col. Olcott wa. was burn Mar 20 1777 cast hia first making a party wet any who were lollowoil by Preaalent Uayea, of Wasb,0 (ur Tb'W JefTcraon, tbe third wamngimpaiieatiy for aseTvmonyt,ngtonandJe . Ih rnllwl J,Ml .lld thst be would do everything be could Tole(i ery preaideolisl clecuoo to prrvent tbe spread of sickness and 'ince sixteen in all. disease by Ibe drinking of impure wa I , ., ter, and be believed cremation to be) rrank Vt belts, a colored man of one of lbs first things accessary lor Allejgberiy City, maintains that be is lb purification of tb water a dnnk. ,Le "M'" I1"" present ia aiat- Dr. Jamea Km. of Ilttabach. nest lia naa a cenmcai oi birta took th platrorm and read a pmated ataeca last woald reach from Wah iagtosi to omewber down a boat tb wealarn end of Keolatky. 11 also advocated crematioa. Several other address re were delivered, but none ol lb speakers eipretasrd ibeir wi.ling aess to lake lb long joaraey through Dr. LeMoyne'a ereaaaiutn lorcac. to begin. Ootaid about a kandred of tbe tow napeopie bad gathered, and tbey Biaseed tuaruaaif t by pearring tb rough tb window and asking questions w henever they bsd a chance. At balf past 8 o'clock tbe fireman aad tbat tb lurnac was ready, and Cot Otcotl told bim lo nnfaatea tbe door of lb retort Tb fa waa cleared, tod door was taksa Clow a. a freak lining wa put oa tb other door tbst ws to b ased in its place and tbe preps rations were complete. Col. Olcott and Mr. Newton, tb two eiecstara, too Ikear ptsees at lb kaad ei Urn body, oas aa sack aad. aad Dr. LatMoyo sod Dr. Aradal al tbs loot. It jroea ta Met Brat, said Cot. Olcott Ob, a f replied Mr. LeMoyne, "It goes ia bead Int." " But the body alway go tola tb arpulchr feet I rat, said Coi. Oloott. "Itaaakssao diferoac,'' Dr. LtMoyae repuegl; "la tset will b doo ia balf tb urn if w pl it ia bead first Tb solid part of toe body la an at tb top, and th re tort at hottest at tb bar " "All right," Bead CoL Oasott, and ta (oar baauwra, with aoeoverad baada, parked aa tb body, iron cradl and all, aad started for tb firnac room. No. a ws said. Tb tern trie heal streamed eat of tb burning retort, atakiag lb room almost six-arable. It wa aot bard work lifting tb Body, far it baat aatfwak away aetS f aaaaa, ltd trsrs at Us basil, tarw. uag siowry throagk th door betwees U two raoatat bm raacbirur lk (rpei, foraae. II fast Xmg, parbapa (tVt Vja laraava, Mstsd laair aavl oi tb rrpoee. Belle," aaid a poor but hon est Chicago youth to a Prairie avenue girl one aay,"sappoa thai a young man loved) yoa dearly very dearly but waa afraid to ask yoa to marry bim - mayo bacauaa ha wa vary timid or lelt too boot, or aomelbing: what would yoa think of such a case?" "Think ?" answered thsriri im medial- ly. "Why, If k wa poor. I sbosM tbink that k wa Vmb ribl ia keen ing still about it r Tbe quoatioo wa urraprjed ngm laar. A littl thora aeed whtl it I a seed ta a little thing, sad it ha bo point of agiiness io ia, and it aoe not seem to Ureacew my on with a prick ; but yoa plant it and art It pais nil it get ata aVtaik, aad n kraaek and twig i aoaa,aad job will kavspnatrsMotat at vry twig tbat will thorn rvry sar it purporting to show that bs was born on Jan. 14, 17C2, thus making bim nearly I Ii years ui age at tb present time. Ha ia, of course, very feeble, but ia abl to conrers very intelligent ly, and raa read without difficulty. II Bleeps a great deal. II ha never used tobacco ia any form, and during but long 111 lbs laata of apiritnoea b qaor baa bee ankoowa to bim. Under lb bristitog till of "Pig tail and Bustle," a San Francisco pa per recounts tbe nuptiabt of Chn Ab Wsk and Mats Fannie Waters. Tbe bridegroom wss formerly a cook, siad now th proprietor ol a lacrsliv waaa-boas. Tb brid was bora ia M am and aaa beta a govern ia Sao Francisco. Tbry alighted at tb City Hall ea Nov. leib and asked for a bceoee. There wa ootaeaotion la lb Mayor's office ; there were jeers oa lb eadwalk. Ak Wsh psid tb Banal Ii eesa lea, aad aat tr lo a long cigar; and Fannis wrota ker naoae, and re marked that il wa of ker owb fre will ia tact, ah enarrlrd him beta as " ka lovad kia. il kalped ker iate a bark, sad Mared at a taoeUtaa yostk ' wbo wa shouting. "If tbat Bia1tb"c worst f" Tbea tlarjp drTla aaaaoa ckarr-k, and war aiarned. Far Cathay and Down-East Main ar bapn-'
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