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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-29

E CAUUnN.-Bewarc O. druggists or d,alcrs who nay
TRY to palm upon you sumo Bitter or Sarsrargls t.As
whiih they can hUy cheap. Nv Swing II is just Ne
good. Avoid sIch Ask for HIcIean's strength
Cuing Cordial. and taxi np,hing else. u i TIE Only
ia time strengthen the system. 81.
One tabb~.pOGnfl taken every morning fsstins. i
certgia preventive fnr Cioicr7 Chilli and TvVsr,
yellow feyr, any prevail disease. IL is put Up
in large hotties.
Price only 81 per bntil-, or bottle sr s..
J. II. MCLEAN.
Solo Troir:st tor Of this CdrfiaL
Alan Ncistn's Volcanic OH LiHiRrnt
Principal n,Iy,t t.ls cUriier Il Tlird and Pine
SIrn.fs- I..Ii.- Mn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-29
rIInrIsTING Ann EANCY ooons.

FIRST RATE assortment Canes received and for sale by
~ sep29 s. %. MoGILL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-29
DaIV,s Aromatic valley WhIskeY.

From the Daily I5Ue DeifI, Ner orleans.
Though much Of judge, and endorsed
by friends no that the Aromatic Valley Whskey, the
very poetry 'Ud Monongahel&, manufactured by VIM H.
Day is unequaed for "Pury" and Flayor by any the
h.3fk6t.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-29

1T rs DELICIOUS 10 TAKE

We say 60 parents, if yuur children -ickly pun~
or afflicted with complaints prevalent among children
give them small Quantity Of Mcfeau'S COuial. auI
il will make them hralthy, i,i, ami r..5rst. Dclay
NOT a ml.lent. ~ ~ and = ~ BE- convinced.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-29
G. O O d q ,

The greatest Remedy ia the world This cordial
Is diS'iie ! from berry known only o. uVrelL aHA
ci4-r,i-, CsnhHs' ith ( t. ni.st altu,i.,
hi"iichid ruuts - ri'l id E.f the nliul
at man, viz: BissiD En0I, BL4Ck IsDor, MIlB
CHFgRr Bars, yellow boa, pANbELioN, SAKsAr-
AKILLA, ELDER FbawEES- with Others, producing the
most intIliJe rrBisIy for the restoration Of health
evrt known. IL Is Hsture's own remedy curing dis
ea~' hy natural lrws. When taken, it, influence IS
t-t c'ur>IuE through ever Vein Of the body, partly
l'g ant .gcrleT'. the circulation al the it-d IL
nrufriik-s any bilious matter ia The stomach aid
strengthens the whole organization.
ErcIE AE,r sTp rArss-Izr.rTu1 copnraY
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-29
OVER A M!,lIoR OF BOTTLES

Do you wish 10 be healthy aud stTuHc2 Then 20 II
once, ana get some of MeIeinN Cordial. IL will
strrn CITIZEN ami inyig1rIe your whole system, causing
healthy and pure circulation Of blood 70 luE through
every vein, aud tbs rich, rOsy bloom vi health 10
mount 10 Your cheek again.
Iyrry IpttIa il Warranted 10 rive safisf,stfor
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-29

KTATEFTELD & WLLKER have the most 'Saried
Nv Of Hats Caps for boys and children offered
city. design in Riding hats for tue Ladies.
spplu
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-29
DALF'S
AROMATIC VALLEY
w I'll 1 S X d Y !.


ENE purity of this Whisky is certified to by the leading
Northern Of science. such Dr. Chiffon the noted
friend Of who understands such things,
tells this Aromatic good Aromatic and he is re
able safely this Valley hhskey TO those in
need OF good article. .|#. t..-'-
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-01-05
THE POSTAL SYSTEM.

1t is sincerely to be regretted that q sys,
EN- SO complete and extensive in its de-
lils, and so necessary to our convenience
S she postal system should not be q sell
ustaining one. BY the report Of the Post
Iaster General an abstract of which we
publshed last week, it will be seen that
he expenditures Of this department ex-
'eedsi its receipts by something more than
hree millions Of dollars per anumn -
o which extent the National Treasury has
0 be taxed to make up the deficiency
The Post Master General to remedy this
!efect in the operation Of the postal sys.
EN-, recommends an increase in the rate
Jfpostage OF about seventy per cent upon
hose now charged.
Of the policy Of this recommendation
we have some doubt. which we shall ex-
press in as respectful terms as possible
The patriotism of the distinguished head
ii that department we have no hesitation
II endorsing, but we think an increase in
he rates of taxation may well be consid-
rcd a question of doubtful policy. Not
Jecause,th burdens Of the people would
)e increased thereby, but it would be ret
'ograding in our progress towards a sys-
EN- Of cheap postage similar to those Of
other countries which have adopted and
ustained with success and great odyan,
age to the epistolary intercourse Of the.
masses, and has been the policy Of this
government for the last fourteen or fe
.eon years. The reduction Of the rates Of
postage has always been received with
great favor by the mass Of the people, and
nm increase therein would be most likely
to meet with corresponding disfayor.-'
The general abolition of the franking priv
ilege may however be regarded in another
light, and probably materialroform might
be effected in that direction.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-01-05

The United States Senate m,. ON last
Tuesday at noon. Upon a motion TO od
nit ladies it was ncgatiyed. Tho report
uf the committee was offered stating tina,
lhc new chamber wus ready for the Sen,
ate Mr.. Crittcndon moved It's adoption
n brief but eloquent speech, in which
re alluded to many associations that
bound them to the old chamber, and dec
med parting from it an act O, much so
lcnnity.
The house met the same hour, but very
little business was transacted
4 destructive fire occurred in philadel-
phia on last Tuesday morning about 7
o'clock, on Lawrence street, between
Fourth and Fifth. 4 large hat no,ory
was burned, and a number Of dwellings
'eriously damaged. The loss amounts to
10000, orwhich the greater portion is CO.
'ered by insurance.
Thenews from the State Capital is, that
w. A. C. Lawrence is elected Speaker OF
The House Of Representatives, 40 other
officers have yet been elected.
The Democratic members of the Senate
met in caucus on last Tuesday morning,
ind nominated Hon. John CrcswcIl for
jpeall er, Wm. II. Miller, Esq, for Clerk,
md F. NJ. Hutchinson, Esq, for Assistant
lerk.
a severe snow storm prevailed at New
York on last Monday night.
Hon. S. A. Douglas has been unani.
mously nominated by the Democratic cau-
us ofthe Illinois Legislature, for re .elec-
on to the enate.
In Mexico GuaI1laitrA has been reta-
Ken by the government troops.
Great anxiety is felt for this govern,
nent to take her in hand and restore or
Ter and peace.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-01-05
FINE COUNTY MEETING.

A large number Of citizens favorable to
the erection Of Pine County, assembled at
the meeting house in New Washington. on
Thursday 3Oth December 1858, at 2 PM,
and organized by appointing John Mahaf-
fey President, and the following named
persons as Vice Presidents: II. D. Rose,
jonathan Westover, Samuel Sebring
John King, Joseph MMurray. Secreta.
ries, James Dowler and F. G. Miller.
On motion, The President appointed a
committee Of seven, tc draft resolutions
expressive Of the sence Of the meeting
The following named persons were APP
pointed; David r. Kinport, Jas. Gal
lahor John NJ Cummings, John Eqson.
Col. c. $. Worrell, James U'Ngrray and
Robert Mahaiiey.
After the committee had withdrawn.
the meeting was addressed by John F.
Weaver Daniel w. Moore and II. B.
Swoopo.
The committee then reported the fol-
lowing resolutions, which were adopted:
Whereas, the citizens of the counties of
Clearheld, Indiana, Cambria and Jefferson.
have been petitioning the Legislature for n
number OF years, for the erection of n new
county out of parts of the above named
counties-and the same necessities still ex-
isting for the request Of the petitioners.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-01-05
CoUpr rRoctANArtov

NUrrr'. II..Jtur trp,..
w IH. I.n.IHI.. .0IN.t..','. 'Ni
mab rH of iIa W.uu auH Il.i.i a|
t6rl composed 0' lH. urHH. .0 r....f'i pt'
to Hud tNr'.n mI Oh U... WII....t 'nI
nhl reniHmin Iunh.L A....afa Ia.i.'. ~, VI
6eld county hay. "u.d hD.r rr.s.r. b.. ,i.N
roclod, mr lho holding of iaut ,' Y" at
plens Orphans 'uwl luwIur Uuirl,, .a'.aai
Court u. oyer aui I.m.1rt aaI Co1,i .r o,hs
uol JoiI Delivery ut ..ro.0.0I. bon sn5 f..., n.s
county of lIuurh.I, uu iNu mi
7boi Um"an h l5H ayf .fua., -.
NOTICE Is, therefore bcr,by ri,,r w.,
Coroner Justices Of the Peace. and co1.,., Y W
loo and for said county or Cloaraold. ID, on,.'...i
their proper persons, with Jhoir Rolls ni'r.,@ nrvu@
Iuqu.iiiuns. Eyorinoliuus and other R..a'.4
bruccs. Go DO those things whih To tboir oT''u
and in thcir behalf pertain TO DO done. onJ
rors and Witnesses are requested te be- tbon ~, 'u
there attending, and uotto dcpar, without lo,r.
az their peril ''''e
GIVEN under my hand at ClearGold. hi. oo,
day Of ! ccembcr IN the year Of our LorJ -
thousand eight hundred and fny.eigb, v.s vls
the eighty fine, year o., American In5s,as M
dencc. i'A'
FREDERICK G. MILLER Sbo,;r
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-01-05
AUDITORS NOTICE.

IN Tie Matter afHc Eglus ofSan. ITN
Late Of T6.yugL;D q, lg,,,sL,
County Deceased.
,, At an Orph IS Court
held at Clear6eld ON the Sd Monday Of
Nov last past. The undesiened was ap-
pointed Auditor to distribute moneys in
the hands Of Eli Fry, Administrator of
the said Samuel Fry.
By the C5r1.
All persons interested, will please take
notice that will attend to the duties Of
the above appointment, at my Office in
Cleartic'd Borough on Saturday the Sth.
day OF January 1859, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
ofsaid day, when where you can attend if
you see proper.
THoS. J. MCULLoGH, AUDITOR.
Dec, 18th, lS5S.-4t
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-01-05

% GEyB Buchanan wrote letter to the Pitts
burgh celebration deplorinc the use OF
money in elections Poor fellow, if For
ney would speak, what tales he could tell
Of 1856 about the use Of money i-Lsp. Gas.
Bucher Swoope, one of the Know-noth-
ing high priests in the campaign Of Is las
spoken, and the tales he told were any
thing but creditable to some of the oppo
siton editors in and around the Juniatu
valley. Let him that is without sin &c.
HoljdaySJn,g Stan,
1t is very unkind Of you, friend Traugh,
thus to disturb the train of honest redec-
tions in which the immaculate" have been
indulging recently. Their expressions of
vi'tuous indignation are as refreshing as
tie affected "holy horror" of a courtezan
for the vice by which she lives.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-01-05

LIKE MARTIN CnUzzLEwIr, the olive AT.
rican boy" at Savannah, has had "a recep
ton" The Naes found him boy anna.
rently about l3 or II years ofage, of rath.
er pleasing and intelligent countcnance.-
He repeated almost perfectly everything
sad to him, whethorin English, French or
Spanish, and seemed to "bear his honors"
with commendable modesty and good hui
NOR. A great many Of his visitors were
unable to select him from other darkies.
native born, in the same room. We learn
that during the day another boy-native
native born-was put in his place,
to allow him time for repose and re,
treshment, and that many persons visited
the room, and came away thoroughly con
yinced that they had seen a real, bona f4e
African.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-01-05
$50 900 Saved to the Tax Payers Of
Clearfeld COunty-and a Poor, House
Built-2OO Tax Payers in Consulta-
ton

bul4G Tax Payers III Consulta
ton
! In accordance with a previous notice
there assembled at the school-house in
Paradise, Lawrence township, large mum.
Der OF tax payers, to take into considela-
/. non the removal Of the county buildings,
Martin Nichols, ir., was called to the
chair, \. Carter, Rufus Thompson. Chas.
/ McCumber, Jacob Gulich, Philip Mullen.
/ and George Carter, were elected vice pre-
| |sidcnts, and \. i. Ogden and S. c. Garden,
secretaries
| y. r. MclIullen, Jonathan Nichols,
James Shaw K. Shaw, ST., andG. q. Irwin,
4 were appointed a committee to draft Ieso
( lutious.
In their absence John McCumber was
called on and addressed the meeting in Il
Itorcible and entertaining speech.
y. r. NcMullen was also called on and
in a clear and !orcible style set forth their
claims for the much coveted county build
ings. On motion, il was resolved that
his remarks be prepared for the press.
The following resolutions were adopted:
Whereas the efforts Of our Curwensyille
rivals have proved an utter failure to even
produce an excitement in regard to the
removal Of the county seat, as was fully
demonstrated 10y the Grand Mass Fi2zle"
Of the lIth-amd as every person seems
to be in favor OF the buildings remaining
in ''S'oo quo, therefore be it
RlsyIv,L That the corporation of Para-
disc stands pledged to the erection of
court house, jail, and other convenienccs.
for use of Cleariell county worth S5O. 600.
also a Poor-llouse, and pay all the eXpcn-
scs oil the county forever; and as it has
become fixed act that damages car be
collected for the depression OF property Of
CIearield borough 10y such removal.
to nearly 100000, we also
stand pledged for said amount Tor that
purpose.
R@y'eed, That we are located in the CEN
tire of the county, on one of the most
beautiful, fertile, and level river bottoms
to be found, extending from the river to
the west and north about two miles. thro'
which passes one of the best water powers
in the county, having on it already erected
a saw-mill.
Rcs5lrcI, That the citizens Of Clcarfcd
borough should join hands with US and
have them located here. Their place Of.
residence being in sight, and Clcarheld .
can be their summer country seats. to
which they can retire from their labo,s at
court
Rcsored, That the committee on Roso, (
lutions be also a committe on Excitement, .
to procure ammunition for the struggle.
Ea2o'rc1 That the proceedings Of this +.
meeting be published in the Clearheld .
Republican, Raitsman's journal, and CIR .
wensyille daily papers
On motion the meeting adjourned with F.
three cheers for Pardise and tho County
Buildings.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-01-05

COMPLIMENTARY BANQUET.-We see by
the Clinton Democrat that the bar of Clinton
county gave Hon. Jas. Burnside president
Judge of this district complimentary
banquet during the session Of their court
woek before last. This is a.ust tribute to
the merit of this able .iurist, accomplished
gentleman and generous friend; and we
heartily commend our brethren Of the
Lock Haven bar for their Interpretation
Of their president Judge. We would i'm
sert the proceedings in full, if want Of
space did not forbid it.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-01-05

LAUDABLE INTENTION. DR.. p. F. Hatch
the husband of Cora L. V. Hatch. the eel.
ebrated spirit medium, announces that
nine years Of intimate acquaintance with
spirituolism has fully convinced him of its
demoralizing and ruinous tendency, and
he now intends to expose its sophistries,
and the gross evils which flow from it
The Elmira AdUertSer remarks that the
doctor means to make money out of the
affair in some way.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-01-05


+. I"... |. ...f. .. IuW.U
t.|.H... UH.. . .Y #H"'.. m
U..... .. I.... .IHH.u.n. 900 a.I.. Iuu
d.. u. u.N....nr Io In taken
600 Che question u. rrm1.Ir. Uur county
..i .Iru.nn. ID mn. .ttn muu ul tu.
u..l ool sense. really WIh n.iI they
Thought w.ha thing probable Sow, ag
b. dH not .uml u mu. u4.ui.u id.t
rouI .nI.. thr I.,n urnnv sensible man,
.iuMl moro I...at humau. eve. uNu,.
t.l amy community, ctuortm. the Lo..sa
'uWc could br induced to do .o silly uu
act. pr that thoppoUlc OF the ecouuty would
acrDda To the Wi-ho. OF few spectators
ut CurNunsyi.'e even il tho question %. gg.
m1yui was submitted TO % vote.
I'm the first place, no honest representa-
totiyc would vote for a law submitting %
question so popular vote the only result
(which would be the taking Of money
out OF the pockets Of the people OF one
community and putting 10 into the pock.
pts OF those OF another without accom-
pii-H.ng the slightest benefit to the public,
Every honest legislator would oppose such
. measure, presented In the shape OF the
present one, fog the reason that, to acccde
TO the wishes OF the petitioners, would be
to establish precedent that would set the
L,,,, L,. tiaa.G. MAIN .,,;f,,nJ l. c"n. ',
i'1,i,, ,ra,.II ,", T.. r'n in.,i,all" "" ro.nIt J
ly;'I 'I., I',,', ~ 'n-,,,,i',.. ,'ai, ,l,.n,,.'
af NH, a. t,u,,,,, , 'a,Sa - ',nnII io
G'n,,T II, oror,, oo,,,,,, ,rtIIin,, ~ ,,, naI,-,,
- Nv, nni":, L,;il;,rs af y,o,'d
=, ,,,Inr tl|, tna.1 SroaJ nova, H,;iGt Eo
.,,, ,,r. AMI snlj En- tovn I1ls pI9"orp,
IN .odnr, r '',, town, ,yonId bo nns,c, ,n4 ny. ~
;no,siy 4cnr,r;,trJ Ent lew I'g.,ators
Jo.;rn' 's,,I, ~ cond,,io, ar lin
J;t ,. u'n, ~Jti,,'o' ,I"ro w '''I'7 ;,.t,oo
.bc chan,ad or whclcia a chan io mig6t
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-01-05
SlIERIFFS SALES,

~ POM, issued ouL.ot the Cour, Of Common
riy'I ol ,'c"rI''a '9Hniy' and to me directed
"''' 0 ,AIo'y" 10 G"''ie saIo' AT the Court louss
( ln lhc Doroush OF O.enrlcd, on Monday, tbel7g
UooI uu, ". , '""1"y i''' the following described
'''' es.,,t, 10 WIZ
.' ',,,g'n uIol oi Iahu situate m Decatur town
SUPP .I'"'D county nna Rush township Cen.
og' ."u.'s &' " Aem.oeh sapling close
'' "h,,e oak ,n the line OF Ihoma, Billngtop
s', ,' ','Ieo Wy '1nas OF A. "oss north, 80 De.
I,gss '.ag 100 Porehe5 to post by small run;
n'|O, m., 'Tno M ~ degrees east l'0 percheI to
II ' ,, , 'I'iu'IS i,ho IN tho tracts OF Andrew
.' '',' 1"'n hiOIcy 'hehco south 80 de-
- r',,. 'o r,I,"e, " small beech on the
"..G. .'I i..'. W. '"o 'osnoHnoh creeks thence
l,f.,.;,,. H's' 10. p'igNvS TO place Of
., ,'.'. Sg'''',,'''i Ivy ucIes' Ierches-
", ''3',T' io."oNson ana John Sibley
-. ,.r., "'..-" '''.'' '' s9" 'lGI erected
' Y"' "uI TO- o, sol as the
bl.a, ,',,.,,", i.,-' 0u i''!l r. Hnds
.tI' ,,'..' ,'" '' i'Nu' situate IN Burn.
i,,,..I '..I5 N'''.''y'I county, containing ono
J., ,,,.H I'"''.'V' ~ 1""uS OF u Aora.
.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-01-05
Non wllIInm nLnlnr

Jm uH'. r T.mIalrbul
".. .I'. .Wn0 mluHu...tIu..m
Uu.h. muIu ui.u -.uh'.. I.a.ug boz tuo
i. uI lhis riIv, hls aroused lhu Demo.
wn'Ia iuufuol. ul lhn state, anil They ur
pouring % mNug Ho into Col lomoy
which dHm1riug him DulhW man ud
70 politician. The most outrageous part of
tuI F0muy's conduct i. that hc know.
oEcJY word uttered boo lho columns uU hi.
paper dispUugiug the social w.roltcI
standing of senator hglur, D. destitute of
the slightest foundation He knows vii
liam BIrlrr-has known him for yc1rs
I He is acquainted with the whole record OF
| |this scl.-mado, sclr-ustuucd statesman.
I lie has watched his career as printer,
state Senator Governor, and senator OF
! the United States, and knows there /. not
a single spot upon the page Of this man S
history. While in tho state Senate, he
eorncdachamcterior purity ofpurposc and
uprlghtncss Of action; rs Governor Of the
Commonwealth, his oihci8l conduct VIII
bear the strictcst scrutiny, and since he
has occupied place in the Senate Of the
United States, the records of that body
bear testimony to the iaithiulncss with
which he has discharged the duties Incl
dent to that exalted and responsible si,u-
.atiOn. As a statesman Cuator Biglcr is
cautious and conservative, as q democrat
firm and unyieIding, but at the same
time careful Of those points of conduct
which mark the gentleman. In debate
Senator BigIcr is plain and practical, all
ways COuiuInL his remarks to the subject
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-01-05

PARADISE MEETING.--We are compelled
for want ofroom to omit the speeches de-
liyered at the above meeting. We hope
our readers will take our word for IT, that
,hey we're very good
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-01-05
GAMGg@P1Gn

~-s~' ~ - - -hS!LGIGc
TIE UNDERSIGNED takes this method of AN.
nouncing to the citizens of Cloarfeld and tbo snr
rounding country, that he has opened
BarboP Shop
on Main Street in ShaC's Neto Roo, whore eb
Prepareu TO accommodate all who give him
call ana hopes to receive liberal patronage.
Oct 9Th 1858. JEREMIAH NoppIs
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-01-05

DRoDUCE WANTED. Wheat Rye, Oats
Corn, Buckwhent--and Fire-Wood, wanted
at the office Of the Clearfeld Republican in pay-
ment Of printing. dec, /, iS55s is Ky
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-01-05

SHAKING IIANDs.-Thc origin of thi,
mode Of greeting may be, as alleged, LOST
in obscurity, but is rot individual cbarac.
ter displayed by is? As has been asked.
who cannot feel at once the antagonism
between the touch OLA prude and the cor =
dial grasp Of "a friend Who knows not
the sailors grip Of candid heartine.s
from the conventional giving of handsYp
How perfectly docs the graduated linz,
ering pressure cause the mercury in loves
barometer to rise or fall by the scale Of
hope! What sympathies are demonstra-
ted hy the various degrees ofkindlv, irres.
olute, vivocious, fond and earnest manner
of shaking hands 1t is this relation be-.
tween temperament, feeling, consideration
and the instructive action of the hand
which has given rise to those theories
which profess to read the predominant i'm
pulses of character in the traits of ones
hand writing.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-01-05

a HUMAN SKELETON FoUYD.-A Mrs
TERY.-On Thursday, while Mr. John HeiC-
ner was out hunting, on Terrace Noun
tain, Huntingdon county, Pa, he discover
ed a mound Of EARTH and, after digging
to the depth of six or eight inches. he
found the skeleton Of human being and
a pair ofheavy brogan shoes. The shoes
were still attached to the skeleton. The
skeleton measured about five feet and n
half in length, and was found within one
hundred yards of the public road. From
the contents of the box, it is presumed to
,oe the remains of pedlar, who, no doubt.
has oeen murdered and robbed, but when
or by whom We know not
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-09-24

ieii9tar, Dap lib ~pf1entar gang 5ranfreiG bapur beua,.
SStr rrifrn isbr gut, taB %pisisibrn nit .inem unas.
heurrn yretS seSabtt fnc, cas 5rautrci6 fat irin leb,
ts sfesnSnart paran ssiest bat. ras rs NIT fsiner
9lanisnpen Pauptitaot metr ccnn ie DEM tailerlihei
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