Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-11-07
Maradnes &c,

state Fair, and a report Of the discussion
at the last meeting oflhe Western No,
York Fruit Growers Society. It's lead
ing article is ON "Fattoning Sheep IL
Winter" followed by many other season
able and interesting hints on agriculture
and horticultural subjects. We woul,
again recommend the Gpcscc Farmer I,
our readers, 1t is,so cheap that all cal
afford to take it, even il they have alrea
dy subscribed for several Other agricultu
raj papers. 1t costs only fifty cents year
and the publisher offers to send the las
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SEPT HARRIS, Rochester N. Y, and take
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in the present number forty three SUBJ
ieets for Prize Essays. rr....f .rr.g' A.
ATLANTIC MoSrlttY,-This excellent lit
erary periodical is again upon our table
The contents for November are, Thomas
Hood 'Fayal and the Portuguese Mid.
summer and May Gone Expression
Italian Experience in Collecting . Old
Masters "renty Seran;" Recollections
of Irving; Irene Anady oneue; The Fro.
fesSor's Story Reviews; Literary Notices
and Recent American Publications. The
articleson Thomas Hood and Washington
Irving are excellent, written in that fluent
ard factlike style always found in the
literary pages ofthis magazine. Published
by Tioknor & Fields, 1876 Washington
street, Boston, at 50 per annum, or %
cents per number. a .H ..a.s.. '..nr
AMERICAN. AGRTCULTuRIsr.A .AThis invalu-
able monthly publication has been re.
ceiyed for November. We do not see how
farmer en- live, move, and have his
being, without this necessary and useful
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chan plow, and yet it,only7 7costsIthe one
tenth part. Farmers, send ten.cent
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and get one number; or send S[, and get
twelve numbers. r
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three copies for S.. 1t is just as good .
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Send your money to Charles J, Peterson
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EDIromAL CoNrLlcr-Hgh Words ana
DitkS.--Two editors recently INDUCED ~
a tight at. Savannah, Mo The aorigin oi
the fight was politics, ~ The uPkhdrieIdD' ot
The 10Th ult, was severe and bitter in its
remarks towards the editor of the Drmo,
cyat, and early i'll tho morning Mr.. Whita
kerr the editor, OF. the Jlahu}cdlEr, filed hi,
arms with mail matter and started for The
post Office. Some obstruction in the door,
way OF the post office, caused him to look
in at the window, and while so doing, and
when loaded down With mail matter, Mr.
Welsh made an assaultupon him from be-
hind. Whitaker was somewhat surprised,
being ignorant of the presence ofhis an
tagonist, and did rot know whol his as
sailant was until he had been struck two
or three times, when lie turned upon
Welch. Whitaker dropped his mail
upon, the. pavement and drew pistol, but
owing 70 his proximity and his antagon-
lstibelng.9n his back, he was unable to
use it. Welch got hold of the pistol and
endeavored to west il from Whitaker,
when the bafEsl broke loose from the
stock. Whitaker then drew dirk knife
with a backward stroke struck the point
OF the weapon upon the upper font but
tongo Mr., Welch's pantaloons The by.
ISLANDERS quickly interfered before w !Iita.
ker.had time to knife his opponent. Mr..
Welelf certainly narrowly escaped with
his life, for had tire knife penetrated hi.
abdomen, where Whitaker seems 10 hart
aimed it, itlwould have been a fatal ant
sad Blow.
'..FLeRlDA iELEcrioN. .AAll, the countie!
have been helrd from, except Volusia
Suwanhee, Sumter, Putnam, Grange, Me
natee, Levy, Holmes, Hernando, Dade
Calhoun Sand lBreyard, SO far,the yvot,
for Governor stands: 3 W w se y
For Milton, Democrat, ,yy rv G,205
For, Hopkins, Uhioh, ~ A4S92
Majority for Milton thus far, l,4O3
The remaining counties are expected tC
increase this majority TO sixteenlor seven
teen hundied .ugHg.7s,sb ylgv isal
Thelvote for 'Congress,yas far as heard
''14 it56, ] r Be%5siia,G, B5SllSSiiaG bnG atgG5sa Isl
Allen, Union, 7s7 a osIs ,s.'7' 4 452 ..
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