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SPECTACLES nEpOT-

2 SPECTACLES DEPOT. 172 1-2
Main Street. The undersigned mo st respectful
y invites tho citizens OF this place and vicni
al II, ~ cali and examine h superior selection
Va " StLClACLES, containing his lately i'm
4 MHy2H tEtisCoPtC CONSERVATIVE LENSES,
Wueo he viii adapt TO far sighted, near-sight-
/. eIl -a1' ana Weakevcd persons who de
Z sire them, according to the true state Of their
;, ( tFe5,. me material used to make the above
4 henugned Lenses in Its natural state, In puri-
~ DrHioncv, and transparency. rivals the dia
- mona, audturns the most beautiful and perfect
spt9tt-le 'etlsts ever introduced, and possess
- es great advantages the common glasses
10 general 1se. Their perfect spherical form
- give3 more extended field o vision Their
purity md transparency Of n:tcriai presents
less OUstructlJns to the passage OF lght--Over
%. : comes, IN a great measure what is called by
II Opticians liberation ofllght. Consequently,
objects seen through them present themselves
in clear, distinct, and natural FORM avoiding
that EliMmerng, waYertng uusteadiness,
b tf pleasant sensation after protracted reading or
ia sewing IN fact, approaching the per
' feet lens Of the uatnral eye il is possible for
~ art to approach nature.
MANY persons unacquaintcd with the Optica |
Art. are ieit to select glasses for themselves,
without due regard to the condition Of the eve I;
practice often productive Of serious consc
quences JUDGING tie minds OF the people against
use of Glasses Glasses selected by skiul optic!an
made of the aforementioned material, will instead OF
ALLY
He keeps constantly on hand small and large ny
glasses; Gold, silver and steel Spectacles, and Eve
Glasses, Of all kinds different patterns OF Opera Glasses
large assortment, for sale and to hire; MagnfyinQ
Glasses, Telescopes, Microscopes &c.
Al tihcial Eyes inserted and made o order.
Having taken the agency Of OF the first manufac
turers of Pebble lenses. glad be able sell such
for less mOue than they nave before been sold for
thus giving the chance of getting the bestfor
REORGANIZATION free OF charge
j. EoSENBUSH, "a GENT optician
n25 successor to l., Shrishem
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-16

package of them to be sent to Dir. S. G.
Howe's address, Boston, where they can be
had by circles of relief or other associations
wishing further information,
Very cordially yours,
HENRY w. BELLOWS,
President Of the u S. Sanitary Commission.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-22

E['"Scc ,cLot hc People, Prcs7 naR Dealers san.
HENRY Il. COsTAR,-Au the summer
have been troubled with Eoaches and Mice.
wasactualIy ashamed Of he house. for the Roach.
es were everywhere, | purchased b OK of your
ENterminat0r and tried it, and in one week there
was not Roach or Mouse in the house
joins B. GWENs, No, % Elm street.
ISkkEEPERS 90 troubled with yurmin,
need bee so No longer if they use "Costar'," EX-
tcrnjnators Nchayc used it to our satisfaction
and if Il box cost 50 VS. would have it. We had
tried poisons, but they effected nothing: but
CosrARS article knocks the breath out Of Rats.
Mice and Bcd-Bugs quicker than we can write
II 1t is in great demand all over the country
Nciinr o. Gu.citc.
MORE GRAIN and provisions are DESTROYED
annually in Grant county by vertnin, than would
pay for tons Of this RAT and Insect kiIlcr.-Luq
co+fcr [ WIS., HrroiG
HENRY x. COSTAR--Your Extcrminator is
received. used, and pronounced decided sue
cess. We used box otit and the way the Rats
and Mice a:Ound our premises raised Ned" that
ulEht was Il caution TO 'lceprrs. Since nOta Rat
or Mouse has been heard in garret or cellar
.Royrc1or Io,rrl Times.
| HAVE BEEN SELLING-Your EXtcrmfna-
tor for the last year and have found it q sure
saot every time. have not known it to fail in
a single instance
GEO ROSE, Cardington, 0.
WE ARE SELLlNG-luur preparations rap
idly, and wherever they have been used, Rats,
Mice, Reaches, and Nermin disappear immcdi-
atcly
ECKER & SroUrrEr, Drug n. Windsor, Nd.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-22
THE PEOPLES coon BOOK.
MOD GRN COOKERY,
In all its branches by Miss ELIZA Acroy.
Care 'uiIy Revised by Mrs, 5, J. HALE.

II Tails NDu how IN cIoogo oll l-.l r =,
PovItrv. md Co,-o ,ri,L a'T -, o' i .noH''
and most onnro,oi ",o,j ,,,oI,, ", ,"t ,"l!ou
and cookint EooC any po.I. - 'loS',Is
b,stand simplest ,yav or s.I,3.<, '.'g ~ ,I-
ing ana curing TIE same.
. 1t Tells You all the various and most approved
modes Of dressing. cooking, and bonipr
Mutton, Lamb, Veal. Poultry. ana
Game of all kinds, with the different
Dressings, Graves, and stuaings apnro-
pirate 10 e"ch'
/ { Tells You how to choose, clean. Qnd pre.ory,
Fish Of all kinds, and how 10 sweotcr II
when tainted aIsoa all the yariops and
most M pro;c1 modes of cooking. viii.
the different Dressings, Sauces. anl
:, IT'LL. '.,r ,'OI,'7 ~ "P' '"'''"'' 10 '''n'
~ i'''S w an CAo various and most approved
moHeS OF preparing over fifty different
mus 81 hs'J fish Fowl Game, and
'yEt.'plG Nn' ps' BrothS, ant Stews,
WIZ" ipo No"shes and SeaSonings ap-
P.op''a'e 10 cach.
1t Ie's You all the various and most approved
IUodes of cooking Vegetables Of every
description, also how to prepare Pick.
les, CatSups and Curries Of all kinds.
Potted Meats Fish, Game, Musb
rooMs, DC.
II Tells To1 al tic yarfops ,rj MOO, ,..z. 4
modes orprcparing md roatin,lii,ii ~
Of Plain and pnn,y pastr, 6"J5;,',.+ p,',u'
Omrctfes. Frittar: CaLor' 60 I,'",.ss
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-22
COURT PROCLAMATION.

Nv HEREAS, Hon. SAMUEL LINN, Esq.
w President Judge Of the Court Of Common
Pleas Of the twenty fifth Judicial District CON.
posed Of the counties Of Ulcarfcld. Centre and
CInton-and the Hon. VIM L. Moore and Hon.
BenJanin Bonsal, Associate Judges Of Clearfcld
county have issued their prcccpt. to me direct
co. for the holdings 4 a Court Of Common Pleas,
orphans Court, C0Tt Of Quarter Sessions. Court
OF Oyer and Tcrmucr, and Court Of General Jail
Delivery, a; Cleardcld, in anil for the county of
Clcnrfed, on the
Ih1d No"day (l7h dry) Of Jrpc ncrt,
NOTICE Is, therefore, hereby given, to the
Coroner Justices Of the Peace, and Coustables,
IN and for said county Of Clearfeld, to appear in
their proper persons, with their Rolls, Records.
lnqusitons, EXami nations and other Rcmem-
brances, to do those things which to their officers.
and in their behalf, pertain to be done,
GIVEN under my hand at Clcarfcld, this 18th
day Of May, in tie year Of our Lord, one thous-
and eight hundred and sixty-one.
+. g. MILLER, Sheriff
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-22
Wake HpS Wake UsD!

DLAIhNWI HING. The subscriber res
I'D pectfully informs his friends and the public
generally. that he is new well dblishcd in his
NEW SHOP on Pine street, .posite the Town
Hall, in the borough of Cicarield, and upon bis
own hook, and where he is prepared to do all
work in his line in the very best style, and on
the shortest notice. His old custor'ers are res
Pcctiuly asked not to forget him, and any mum
Der Of new ones arc respectfully invited to "ivo
him q trial.
EDGE TOOLS.-llis reputation as Maker
and Repaircr of Edge tools should Of itsclf..urc
him liberal patronage.
GEORGE c. PAssM.EE.
April q, lSGltf.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-22
TO bermen (:

SAW MILL FOR SALE. have erected d
- new first class SAW-MILL for Eighty feet
Timber, at DUNCANNON, below Cree p,a.
On the Susquchanna-Ghd desire to have Part
ncr who will furnish Squared Rated Lumber at
Green's Dam, to stock the Log Pond to its full
capacity.
This Mill Will have the command Of the mar
kct in Petersburg and Dunc0nnon aud of two
thirds Of Perry unity and large amount Of
business may be done at good prices. 1t is or
the Pennsylvania Railroad, and in communica-
tion with Philadelphia and Baltimore.
In the present depressed state Of the Tidewa-
ter market, invite attention to a home mark ct
that will remuneratc. Address early by mail u
call on GRIFFITH JONES,
ap2i-6 Duncannon, Perry CO., Pa.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-22
CHAIRS !! CHAIRS!!.
NOW IS THE TIME 10 BUYl!!,

NOW Is THE TIME TO BUY!!!
The undersigned has now on hand, at his Fur
niture Rooms on Market st., Cleariicd, Pa. a
short distance vest of Litzs Foundry, Large
stock of
CHAIRS OF ALL KINDS,
manufactured out of the bsst materialr, finished
very superior manner, and which he will sell
LOWFOR CASH, His long experience in the
business makes him feel confident that his chairs
arG made in substantial and workmonlikc man
ner, and will stand the test of trial. Persons
wishing to purchase chafs should call at once
and get them while they can be had at the lowest
rates. Jim TROUTMAN.
Mar. 21-lSS1-G
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Single Copies Of the above Books
MAILED FREE OF POSTAGE

To any address in the United States, upon re.
ccipt Of the price, by
KING & BAIRD, Printers and Publishers
COZ SAMSON street, Philadelphia,
To whom all orders should be addressed.
May lj--Gt.
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y T. WING MAC NINE.

PRICFS FROM $40 toS SO.
The BOUDOIR SEWING MACHINE. an on
craving Of which Is hero r,l .csODtea, has now
hc"omo recognized mvo-it. whcrcYo7 il
nos bo'n introduced and is, hcyon1 question,
Che best, 0s well a. tlc hundsumy.t. Dw-pr..ed
sewing Machine now bof,r. the public.
NO, "A small and very neat Nj hjao for
Family use.
No "A large Machine for quitting icrvv
worl, and for Plantation Use.
This Machine is much admired for i,s ,irnrIici.
ty' and for its reliability and durability 1t is IN
surpassed. A child twelve years can run il with
ease aud yet twill SOW from the courscst cloth
/ 10 the finest Swiss. There H. no trouble of re-
winding the thread, ~ il is taken foa the spools
| II has no belts 10 give trouble, and will run
backwards rs we'll as forwards. ard still sews
equally perfect, and without danger Of breaking
needles. Itruus by friction, and by closing the
box over 1t. II Is thrown out of gcnr. In fact
we have no hesitation in recommending it as .'c
best family Sewing Machine muse
Tis .5ol'orny Prcmauu8 Il~a,ll the oJor.
.Nwhme:
At 'he Fair Of the rtauk'in Institute, 1858,
tho First Premium.
At the Pennsylvania State Fair, at PhtludcI.
phio, September "A, 1858, the First Freaium-a
Diploma.
At the Pennsylvania State Fair, held ut Wvo-
ming, lS6O-a Silver Medal
For the best Double Thread Machine, at Inn
caster County Fair, held October, lSj9-a Silver
Medal.
At the Maryland State Fair, held at the Mary
land Iusti ute, Baltimore, Md, October, 1859,
under strong competition, n Silver Medal was
awarded to this Machine.
At the New Castle County Fair. held at VII
mington, Delaware, October, lSjg-a Diploma.
The above Machines are manufactured by
CHARLES ". ROWLAND,
Wilmington, Del.
ESROOMS.
No. 72O Arct Street Philadelphia, Pa.
No. sol Market Street, Wilmington, Del.
S. d. BAKER,
marl@-ly 72O Arch Street, Philadelphia.
~" Persons wishing to see the above Machine
IN operation, can do so hy calling at the resi-
dence Of D. W. Moore, in Clcarfeld borough.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-22

TO Dest,oy--Rats, Reaches, &c.
TO Dcsfroy-- Mice. Molcs, &c,
To Desroy- bed Bugs.
To Des'roy-Moths, Fleas Ants, dc.
To Dcstroy Mosquitoes.
To Des'roy- Insects on Plants ami Fowl.
To De''coy on Animals, &c.
IN D~'roy--Evory form and species Of vermin.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-22

tered of which may hereafter lo entered uroh
conditional tohIru in neH1w of gltpmrhl lIho
rny otcNteuUun 'hall heha1, upon iho mwo iaiut
anl conditions provided in lhe fri section ul
thia ach
sru g. That tho provisions of tbt net shall Ir
considered t0 apply io all Judgments 700 which o.
made.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-22
SONGS FOR THE VOLUNTEER.
THE
CAMPFIRE COMPANION.

, A New and Original Collection of Military and
Patriotic Songs, adapted especially for the pres.
INT Compagn. One vol. i2mo., with illustrations.
Paper cover, Is ccuis. Flexible Cloth, 2j cts
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-22
THE SAME WORK
agents and CanUaSScrS Wanted
To hgagc in the sale of ths work, in every
CITY. TOWN and VILLAGE
I'm the Cunnfrr

All orders accompanied with the Cash will be
dispatched immediately, either by post or express
yhr- IT ordered y post, Stamps must be en-
closed to pay postage. Ifby express the frcirI,t
can be paid on delivery.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-22
N IsT OII GRAND JURORs drnwn for

II IST OI' GRAND JURORS drawn for
Ia June term, 1861 commencing Monday the
18th.
Bcccaria.-Hcnry Byers, p. T. Johnson
Brady.-Willam L. Porter.
Covmgton.-Bcnj Snder. John NJ. Ritter.
Clcarfed-JOhn Mcpherson.
Urwcnsyillc.-William j. Chambers.
Chest-Wilium W. Worrell.
Dccatur.-Jucob kePhart.
Ferguson.--llon. J. p. Hoyt.
Goshcn.-Robcrt Bumgardner.
Graham.-Dr. Jefferson Litz.
Girard.- benjamin Jurey.
lluston.-Judson q. Bundy.
Jordan.-Samuel Miles
karthaus.-Wm. S, Saukoy, John Mchaels.
Lnwrencc.-Andrew Addleman, h. Swartsworth.
New Wa'hEgt NJ. Rose.
Penn.--David Lee.
Pike.-John p. Dale
UnioR--Joscph Lines, jr,, J. W IIollopetcr.
TRAVERSE JURORS,
Beccaria. John Harsh,
Bell. philip McGhee.
Bradford. John Crowell, John Bush, Joseph
Winery, George Bowersox.
Brady. DR.. George Wilson, Andrew Liddle, A.
l.. Schnell Frederick Holopetcr.
Burnside. John Henderson, Lemuel Byers Chs
r. King john Mchaicy, Jonas Snyder, Val
entiue King Isaac Bennet, Elliott King
Chest. Wilson Woods.
Covnglon. John Yothers, John Ritter, jr
Clcnrfed. VIM. Alexander g. l.. Reed Henry
Snyder.
Curwensville. james Thompson.
Decatur. David Goss, Daniel Bycrs
Girard. Abraham Kyler, Alexander Livingston,
James McCleand.
Galich' R. c. Graham, William Nevling
Huston. J. S, Apker.
Jordan; John Thompson, John Curry, Thomas
Smith,
Lawrence. David McGaughev.
Lumber city. Samuel McCracken.
New I,, Washington. John II. Byers.
fi4g' ne D. H. Caldwell, ohm Norris, William L.
Union. William + johnson.
Woodward John Wolf Tohr C,r.-
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-22

NEW STORE.-Thc subscriber las opened
~ New Store at
HRf"~sriRe, ClcarGcd County, Pa,
here he will keep constantly on hand q general
assortment of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions, de-,
which he will exchange for Timber. Boards,
Shingles, Grain, Country Produce, &c.
pe viii be pleased to have all who wish to
pu .hase any Of tie above articles give him u
can. JAMES r. WATSON.
Wiliamsyillc, April 7, 1861.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-22
DR.. J. W. POTTER.

Physician and surgeon, has permanently
located at Lccontcs Mills Girard township, Of
iers his professional services to the surrounding
community. MayS 1851
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TIE HORSE AND HIS prsEkSE2

WI" zen You OF the oauaos, aymploma, sr.
Treatment Of Worms, Bots Colo
StmnguIation, Stony Corrretona
Iupturcs, Palsy, Diagrhco, Jamdico
Ho.,atirrhoea, Bloody Urine stones
IN the Kidneys and Bladder nHamp.
tion, and other diseases Of the stom
"ch, Bowels, Liver ami Urinary Or
rams,
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HENRY R. COSTAR.

PRSoIrAL DEror-No. 5l2 Broadway-TOppo-
site the st Nicholas HOTEL New York,
apl-l6.lScj-imos
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10 Soid Erogclcrc--hy
All WHOLESALE DRUGCIsrs in large cities.
All RETAIL DRuCGIsrs-Gr -GrOCERs-SToEEKEr
ERs, &C., in all Country Villages and Tow
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THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES

The Book contains Isl pages, appropriately il
iustrated by nearly One Hundred engravings,-
1t is printed in clear nd open type, and will.
b. forwarded to any address, postage paid, on
receipt ef price, half bound, $500, or, ia cloti
extra, Sl,25,
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$1,000 a YEAR can be msde by enterpri-
sing men everywhere, in selling ,ao above. and
other popular works Of ours, Our inducements
to all such are exceedingly liberal
For single copies of the Book, or for terms to
9Sen's, "!'h other Information, apply to our ad-
dress JOHN L. POTTER, Publisher
No. Gl7 Suusom Street Philade,nbi, pu
December -, 500 emo
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THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES

VII Tel You Of the cnurrg. svrrtoros ,,,,7
Treatment of Fissua, POI r, L. Clan
dors, Farcy, Scarlet Fever, Mango
Surlcit, Locked Jaw, Rheumatism
Cramp, Calls, Diseases or the Eve ana
Heart &c, &c. and how to manage
Castraton, Bleeding, Trcphinning,
Howelins, Firing, Herna, Amputa-
tion, Tapping, and other surgical OF
CratOns.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-22

C,cd by--thc Boarding Houses &c., &c,
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-14

WHAT THE RELIGIOUS Press 1nINKs.-The
New York Exmaniner thus remarks on the
Southern Confederacy:
1t is also singular fact that this new Gov
ernment in the South neitheris, nor profess es
to be, identified with any interest, necessity
or hope of mankind. Nowhere on earth, be-
yond its own domain, will it be hailed with
the slightest token of Joy or approval. By
no portion of the world can it be regarded as
a triumph of freedom and right. 1t is no step
in advance in the march of civilization, and
it does not even pretend to furnish any new
application of Christian truth or political
philosophy to the regulation of human affairs.
Rather is it the reverse of each and all of
these. SO far as it eXerts any influence, it
will eXtinguish the hopes that have glowed
in millions of human hearts. 1t will cloud
with gloom and despair the fairest prospects
of happiness and freedom that have ever
been opened to man. 1t will turn back the
course of civilization, as no other event of
the nineteenth century has ever done.
The st. Louis Advocate pleads for peace;
Men will entertain different views. 1t can
not be otherwise while men are us they are !;
while they retain more or less of the weak
nesses and infrmities of the flesh but they
and Christian men should give the example.
They by their teachings and especially by
their acts, should inculcate the idea, that al
though ;1sen differ in opinion, and were, per-
haps, not made to think alike, they were
made to feel alike to love God supremely,
and each other honestly; and that it is re-
qnired Of us all ito do justly, to love mercy,
and to walk humbly with Cod" In the pres
ent agitated state of our country, therefore,
we insist that the religious element make it
self to be felt, and felt, if ia no other way, in
allaying acerbity of feeling, preventing strife,
and promoting love and friendship. To this
work let every Christian man address him
self in his own vicinity, among his neigh
bors; and if all engage, and engage heartily,
and persist in it faithfully, the work will be
done. II our Government, or our Union, is
saved, it can be better saved without quar-
reling than with it.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-14

4 PLEASANT NALLEY.-A correspondent of
the Butte Democrat, writing from Healds-
burgh, Russian River, says:
In point Of fertility, this valley has no su
pelior. Almost every variety of vegetables.
grain and fruit can be raised in great abupd-
ance. Surrounding this valley are hills and
rugged mountains covered with forests of
redwood oak and pine. In the Southern
part of it stands Fitch mountain, from the
top of which nearly the whole valley nav be
seen. At the Western base of this mountain
by the side of Russian river, in a beautiful
grove of oak, fir and madrona trees. lands
the little town of Healdsburg. This town is
about five years old, and contains popula
ton of about 400. 1t is supported by the
rich farming country around it, carrying on
quite an extensive trade in various commit
mites, of which chickens, butter and eggs
form no inconsiderable portion 1t has, like
all other towns, good supply of stores,
blacksmith shops saloons DC, but it has
more than the average number of churches
and schools. There are gve of the former
will only speak of the one am attending.
the Rus ian River Academy, under the
charge of our friend j. A. Burlingame, and
Rev. }. w. Stump. This institution is in
hourishing condition, and is constantly grow
ing in favor. The second term rill open on
the 9th of May next It is a school which I
can cheerfully recommend, especially for
for young me- Board can be obtained here
for three dollars week but many of the
scholars are boarding themselves at an ex-
pense of about 81 30 per week. Our teach
ers' believing that the physical development
ought to be made to keep pace with the in
.eleetnal, have caused Gymnasium to be
euilt in whica we take at least two lessons
dnily.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-14

GENTLEMEN SCARCE AROUND THE CoURl
HousE-One day last week, says the Stock
ton Argus, several dealers in Tor were as.
sembled in one of the Offices in the Court
House where that article is served out to Gus
toners, and among the number was Judge
Of one Of our higher courts. While these
parties were discussing the affairs of the ma
tion' the distinguished proprietor of the Bill
Posting Boards stuck his head in at the door
and looked inquiringly into the face of each
person present The occupant of the Office
being struck with his manner asked what h.,
wanted. "oh, nothing" he replied, II was
looking for gentlsmanr' He was immedi-
ately directed to the next Office, to which be
repaired in great astouishment at the uproa,
that his innocent remark had occasoned.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-14

MASSACRE OF lNDIANs.-five out Of party
of eleven Cowichan Indians were murdered
lately on the beach at Port Townsend, Wash.
ington Territory, by some of the tribe of
Clallams, assisted by some white wretches.
The North West newspaper complains that
the affair disturbed the rest of sev era fam-
lies dwelling only u few rods distant" At
least five innocent pale faces will be made to
atone for this massacre, when met singly or
nnarmed, at the hands Of the inexorably re
vengful Cowichans.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-14

WOLVES IN WBcoNsTY Mrs j. c. Higgins
living near Bridget Greek, Wiz one evening
recently heard an unusual noise at the calf
pen, and upon going out something like half q
dozen wolves were contemplating an attack
upon the calf Upon her approach they re
treated short distance. Mrs. H. is good
eho3 with rifle, and she first determined at
least to shoot one of the intruders with her
bnsland's rife. Upon reflection, she conclu-
ded to put strychnine upon some meat she
had in the house, and give it to her unwel-
come visitors She did so, and upon the re-
turn Of her husband who was absent the fore
part OF the evening, he found twelve wolves
lying deaS within few yards The house.