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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-07-14

A VICTIM GIVES his PERSONAL EXPERT
ENcE--pREMATURELY BALD.

kNok-fkEMATUhkLf BALD.
A victim OF Indian vengeance in tn
present struggle along the border
arrived in Detroit recently, on his wa,
TO his home in Now York, near Rufeld
Monroe county. His name is Delo
6. Sandertson, and he lost his scalI
at the battle Of Washita. He had beef
an inmate of laramie Hospital sine,
that event, and was discharged abou
ten days ago Dy reason Of the expira
tion Of his term Of service. He allow
ed the curious TO examine bis head
and gave the following account of hi.
experiences;
was in the infantry. Custer had
command Of the troops. There was
quite force of cavalry with US, but
they wcrc about mile in the rear
when we first discovered the rods
Some of the troops had been sent
around so as TO attack from the other
side The reds were camped in a sort
Of valley, and we were within so rods
Of them for half an hour before day
break. Just in the gray of morning,
the firing commenced on both sides,
and we had it all our own way for u
few minutes, the cursed snakes being
much confused aud not knowing what
was up At length they rallied, and
we could hear Black Kettle shouting
and ordering The vermin got into
holes and behind rocks--anywberc
they could ind place, and began to
fight back with will We fred
whenever we ceald see top-knot,
and shot sqnaws--thcre was lots Of
them-just Us quick NJ Indians.
When it was fully daylight, we all
gave a big yell and charged right down
into camp. Tho lodges were all stand
ing yet, and lots of Indians in them.
As we ran through the alleys big red
jumped out at me from behind tent,
and before | could shorten up enough
to run him through with my bayonct,
squaw grabbed me around the legs
and twisted me down. The camp was
full Of men fighting, and everybody
seemed yelling as loud as he could.
When fell l went over backward,
dropping my gun, and 1 had just got
part way up again, when the squaw
yanked me by the hair, and the lndi-
an clutched my gun aud struck me
across the neck. The blow stunned
me; the squaw kept screeching and
pulling my hair out by handfulls /
heard some Of our boys shouting close
by, and the squaw started aud ran,
one OF the boys killing her not three
rods of. The Indian stepped one foot
on my chest, and with his hand gath
cred up the hair near tho crown Of my
head. He wasn't very tender about
it, but isrksdi. l.!.i..9 nv bsgd ,thi.way pQa
TALLY open, and could see the bead.
work and trimmings of his leggings.
| felt the awfnllest biting,
saving, cutting fash 60 round nv
head, and then il seemed TO me Just
rs If my whole head had been jcrked
clean OF. / never felt such pain in
all my life. 1t was like pulling my
brains right out. | didn't know any
more for two or three days, andwhen
| came TO | had the sorest head OF any
human being that ever lived. IL the
boys killed the viper, they didn't get
back my scalp. Perhaps it got lost in
the snow. / was shipped down to
Laramie after a bit, aud all the nurs-
ing ! got hain't made the hair grow
Dut on this spot yet.-Detrou Free
Press.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-07-14

A sick man, just recovering his ap.
petite, ate eighteen dumplings, and
was about eating the nineteenth and
last in the dish, when his little son
asked his father 10 give il to him.
"wby, my son, would you take tho
last dumping Prom youF poor siek
father ]"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-07-14

There never was time in the his
tory Of this country when cxtraya-
gancc was carried TO such dizzy
height as now, not in dress alone, but
in houses, in carriages, in horses, in
entertainments, in balls, in parties, in
every way in which money can be ex.
pended, It is poured out like wator,
The result is dress without taste,
homes without happiness, and social
intercourse without enjoyment
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-07-14

ten men can dir A. ii-a 90, a.. -..t. 4. a..
---'f"e'ru. II will pull o~g 70 TIE Jill 'of ths
siumpsl fnm forty 70 one hdred per day. II
~il either urn them overlr suspend them 10
be propped up, as desired.
ANY person wanting onef these Machines
can take Il to his farm, andf not too far away.
We will 80 and help set Il and test IL If he
Is not satisfied we will tak,t away and charge
nothing for our trouble. hehines $50 with
Township Rights. Siugls achines. Si70
stale and County kightsir sale.
BOOTH RMBARGER.
Jeherton Line ?. Clenrheld Co., ia
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-07-14

Vanity ruins more people than vice,
though In a more genteel way. One
comes from weakness Of the mind, the
other from q like defect in the morals.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-07-14

A Colorado miner wrote the follow
ing concise but hopeful letter to his
true love: "Leven years is rather
long to kort gal, but lie have you
Wit, Cate"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-07-14

An old tobacco chewor fiuds that the
Bible sustains his favorite habit. He
quotes; "He that is filthy, let him be
filthy still"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-07-14

Mrs. jenkins complained in the
evening that the turkey she had for
Thanksgiving did not set well.
Probably" said jenkins, "it was not
. ben turkey
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-07-14
Attention, Afflicted I

NHE ubscriber gives notice that he has
L reiumca ihe'practice Of Medicine il Luth.
uburg where be intends 10 devote bis atten
t'u 70 The treatment Of CHRONIC DISEASES
2 general He win keep on hand q choice 60
,'iion Of DD U6s and MEDICINES adapted 20
d gratmcnt Of chronic diseases, and may be
insulted at his olee at any hour Of the day.
n. B.-A word 10 those afflicted with chronic
l1'ases may be TO ruEfR advantage. MANr
fir s0r be aware that COUNTRY phy sieians who
aot rprFe practice have not rINE 10 attend 10
Pc ucaiment Of cuRdSic diseases, and oonse-
ia,uuy xEoLrcI them; hence this class Of dis
'a''s requires EXCLUSIVE attention.
GEORGK WILSON, NJ. p.
Luitetihurg, Feb. 81, ls6s-u
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-07-14
NATURES GREAT REsToRER.
HEETz's
Celebrated Bitter Cordial.

T'H1s medical preparation Is now offered to
i the public rs reliable substitute Tor the
many worthless compounds which now food the
market. Il is purely vegetable, composed OF
various herbs, gathered from the great store.
house Of nature, and selected with tho utmost
care. Il Is not recommended a. CuRE-AIL,
bat BY its direct and salutary infuence upon
The Heart, Liver, Kidneys, Lungs, siomsch and
Bowels, Ii acts both as preventive and cure
i'r many Of the diseases to which those organs
are subiect Itisa reliable Family Medicine,
lnd can be iAksu by either infant o. adult with
The same beneficial results. It is q certain,
prompt and speedy remedy for Diarrhn Dys
'uary. owel complaint. Dyspepsia, LoWness
q spirit, Paintings, sickhcadache, de. Pcf
Chilis snd fevers Of oil kinds 1t is far better and
ilier than any quinine, without any q lie per
1i,ous effects. Il creates an appetite, proves a
ioHeriul digester, a-d will counteract the eleeu
dhqnsr In few minutes. Prepared by JACOB
SCHEETz, Sole Proprietor, N. ". cor. finb
nd Race streets, Philadelphia, Pa. sold by
al Druggists. lnovl2-iy
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-07-14
BOOTH'sIMPROvED
STUMP EXTRACTOR,

Messrs. Booth
4 Ruinbarrcr
froprietors Of
the Improved
sTUMP Ex
tiaoiarwish i
diaincily un
deEtood thai
they warrant
this mach ne
TO doiusiWha
IL IS reevm
mendd ex
ceiling other
maehiDs by
its being con
strueied on
true phinto
phiehl praci
pies IL vin
extract hs
largest pine
stump. sns
pend IL above
ground per
uiihng the
sollofAllhaek
in the hole
and will pull
them ashstss
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-07-14
A LEAF FROM HISTORY,

statement Of Edman spangler, Victim Of
Edwin VI. stanton-Record Of Military
Justice In IS05-How an Innocent Man
was treated during HIS Trlal-Prison
Life ON the Dry Tortugas Tortures In
nicted upon the Prisoners by Army On
cers-Dlsgnacefui Page Ia our Annals.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-07-14

nR-lle especially invites The stisbllon Of
Merchants wishing 10 purchase ai Wholesale. ss
they will end Il 10 their advantage 10 examine
bis stock before purchasing elsewhere.
q, S. illegal.
Philipsburg, Aug. Q, 1853. j,aii6s
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-07-14

TUsTICEs' q CONsrABLEs' FEEs-
~ We have printed large nunhw Of the new
FEB hIlll4 Rnd viii on the receipt Of trfpfy-
tvsesnis, mall c-fyio anv address, nyf
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-07-14

ID Uss's ST. Domingo, lIubbsllt. Duket
IN Hooflandt German, osletier's snd 6reene's
OKygenated Bitters also pnre Liquers, Of All
kindi for nodicinAl purposes. for sale by
HAR1sWIOK A IRWIN,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-07-14
BeaIe's EmbrocaIion,

(LATE POWELL 50
fm sll diseases incident TO Horses, Cattle, and
human Flesh, requiring the use Of an
external application.
nus Emhrooatiun was extensisely used BY
Ne t'vsrument during the war.
iof sale by nartssick Irwin, Clearheld.
.oi,ph r. Irwin, CurwenUllle. Daniel Good
ahasr. Lu:herburg II
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-07-14
Mulay and Circular Saw-MiIls,

Head Blocks, Water wheell shafiing Pailcys,
Giaord's Injector, Steam Gauges, Steam Whistles,
oilers, Tallow Cups OH Cups, Gauge Cocks, Air
Cocks, Globe Valves, cbcei Valves. wrought iron
Pipes Steam Pumps Boilsr Feed Pumps, Anti
Friction Metres, Soap Stone Packing. Gun Pack.
ing, and Al kind, Of MILL WORK together
with Plowi, Sled snlr,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-11-04
Sas u8olfsb1att" in Der 8lemme.

FL Die nielen uDiteln" pel@e baS
"@plfsblatt" beut 1einen 2e(ern nprlebt
fnb feline &abulifereien, ionbern Elm 8es
petS Der Sbnma6t unb trauri9ert Gage
ienes BlatteS, bic %befebenbe CD refor>
mirte bemofrattide Yartet BON tbrem nabe
besprfebenoen l1ntersanse ;u rettea
Da6 ~@plf6blatt" 1T ifol3 auf ieine~ platz
form" unb weint Grpcpbtl8 Sbrdaen tretl
es bas temutroti(1e @puntp Gidet nt91
befurmorten fam. Die bubenbaften Eli.
gen unb @erbrebunsen> 70 pte bic la9er>
li9en unb prablei]9en &a6uliitereten
nit tpel6en bas beutlde bemptratil@eSr>
gan in Der 19amloefen @eiie Dor baa
publtfum tritt la0en bal1elbe III }eiaen
wabren 2t6te, ais Elm prtnstptenlolea
8latt, er19einen pel4e5 bas pent9e 3u=
troueu mel9eS inn bis jebt BON Der e{s
9enen Yartet 9ei&enft nuroe> 9dn;li9
einsebubt bat. .. -
Dte Dummbeiten, freden 2l8en unit
1onfieeS u8le@" beren fi@ pa6, u@olfs>
blatt" ni9t int eerineiten 3u 1admen
i9eint, finb tpeber elmer ~Beleu6tuns"
wertb nod 1T bteielbe ir9enowie notb>
>pentt9 ba aud Der bQmmte 2eier bc&
@plf5blatteS iebr >pobl etnltebt pab BEL
uNa1bar" MQe6 nur auf etnen elenoen,
ld9erli9en @ablz5umbus berednet bat,
UNI ben 9euten @anb In bic Mu9en 81
itreuen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-11-04
3uIamme11 $1>676>750,000

C"ln"'""b" pA/Oa W. COIOOO
Sn Dor tebencen 3ablen 1T Sbf, Sc
mlle> 3uder> Butttr, &dlt> sel9la@tetea
@teb nt9t ein9el9lo0en, &pa6 lei9t einen
@ertb BON $750>000>000 baben marpe,
Dtelem @ertbe fSnnte nod ntande8 Mn=
bere, &pte Der Grtra9 Der M{nen> be,
@dlcer unb Der Gti9ereien bin3ure9ne1
meroen, 10 paB bic unsebeure @umme be1
Nationoli9ulD mebr al5 errei9t, ia fat
perooppelt rpirpe.
Da6 fnb bic &elultate Der Mrbeit et>
ne8 ein3t9en Sabres. @Qerbtn8s bilpet
Man&e6 Don ptciem @rtraBe tetnen Be-
ltanptbetl uni ere6 bleibenben &ei9tbum8.
Sc miro coa1umtrt unb sebt nit BEN
@ebrau9 unter, aber Is erbdlt Sterst9
MtIipnen Meni@m am 2eben unb lpdl
nod mebr WtQionen BON lenictt bes
MeereS an. GS n1adt caS 2anp rei6er
uno ftdrfer NIT jepem SABRE benn ,ncbrz
19einlt9 miro u1tnoe items Gin 10 GROCER
Gbtil oieies sau3en @rtraees tapitaliitrt,
oab bic jdbrltde @ermebrun9 uni cree
&ei@tbum6 Elm @terttl per Sumrme be>
Natipnall9ulo betrd9t. Dteie tpurbe ftd
alio bel etnem pern1fti9en @teuerlyRem
balo abtra9en lai1en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-11-04
Die Grnbte opu 1869.

8dbrenb einige 5fli9e @taater eiaer
oertn9eren Grnoteertrag aufmeiien al8 in
friberen Sabren, 9ebt Der srpee Noro>
,pefen nit ral1en S@ritten elmer pro>
buftionsfdbiBfeit entsesen, mel@e fat
un9laubltd er!9eint. Sprgfdlti9 ee>
lammelte uno Dor eint9en @p9en i'm
Ginan3tal Chronicle per1fentli@te ftati>
iil@e Data er9eben, rab wdbrenb Der
@etretoe Grtra9 pom Ma0a9ulett6 1i9
auf 1926 per Rppf Der Seelen3obl be<
lduft unb ter BON Seem yorf auf $15,
oer @rtra9 Suwa'S it@ auf $72 bel6uft,
wdbreno Der Durdidnitt6ertra9 beS
Norbwefen6 nnebr al6 $50 per &ppf 1T.
Der @ei;enertras ppn 1869 pirb auf
271>000,000 8u19el 8e1@dbt 100000
900 mebr al8 Der Grtras bon 1859. Ole
&prnerote miro auf 1,O50,090,0O0
8ul@el eelddbt un9efdbr 100000
mebr al8 bic ~pprjabri9e Grnrte betru9.
Erob auer 9e9entbeili9en @eri9te 1T BET
&orn prpbucirence @tri@ benz Dur@<
19t11tt9ertra9 truDerer Jabre Blet99e<
fomnaen> uno in ben iloli9en @taaten if
ber Grtra9 Elm beoeutenoer. Der @rtras
onoerer prpbufte pirb> wte fol9t oeranz
fala9t: &og9en 100000 8u19el,
Safer 300>000,000 8u19eL &artpfeln
175>000>000 8u19el. &e9net man
5eu> @oQe, 8aumwoue, Gabad, &eiS
u. I. ~. btn;u unp rebu;trt @le8 auf ei>
men DurG16nittswertb> 70 erbalt man
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-11-04

@i@tt9 Apotbefer unb
Dru99tfen. - Der Commit lar Der
Snnern Steuern bat cine wt&ti9e @ntz
f9eipun9 eetrofen, wel@e pabin lautet>
taB @bple( ale Mpotbefen unp Dru99t<
fen. pel9e tbr @el9ait unter Der &C.
w1bnliden 2icen5 betreiben, fir bic 3uz
funft ent&peoer bas 8erfaufen BON 2tquGr
in 8uantttdten, ,pel6e Elm babies Yint
iiberfei9en, ein3uiteQen oper cine Spe3ial
@teuer zines Metatl 2tqu5r 5dnbler6 3u
3ablen baben. Gbenio betrift ptele Gnt>
laeipun9 iolde parteten, pel9e ben Ml<
cpbol &,ur in9 uontitdten unter flnf@al<
lpnen ouf einmal perfaufen burfen; i'm
antern s au baben bte1elben bic Spe;tal
@teuer zines @bolel ale 2iqu6rbdnpler6
su sablen. Gribere, benz Sbisen piber<
lpreGenbe Grld0e tperren bamit auf9e<
bpben.
49, @iuiam @ortb Btlfnap, Der neuz
crnannte &rfe96lefretdr, 1T Elm Spbn be6
Sberl fen 8eltnap> wel9er ais Sff;ier
Der Ser. Staaten Nrr1ee tmD tenfe ftarb.
Gr lelbf 9enob etne suteG rsiebuns u. >uar
beim @u6brude bes &rie9es ais appptat
in Spwa. Gr trat als Major in baS
IS. Soma NeBiment ,unr c%ommanoirte
als FOLDER pas &eaiment in Der S6la@t
lei @bilp, Spdter commancirte er, als
SberE bic 8rt9arre mdbreno oe6 Warz
lbe5 no9Ntlanta, unp purre fGr&apftrz
feit in Der @9labt. pom 20. SulY, in
wtl&erMcpberlon fel> gum 8ri9acez@ Sc
neral bef6rbert. .Sp1ter erbielt ct :ba8
8renet als@ General Major unb ba6@omz
manbp uaber cine, Dinilion int II. Mrn,eez
corps. SIM Sabre 1866. ruurpe ct gum
Steuercpucftpr in Soma ernannt, pe!@e
Steluns e., nod etnnimmt.. 81. gilt ols
elmer Der. belten Beamten trn Steuer<B u<
rrau, ,unb er 1ercanft tppbl ptelem um:
fame ni6t minoer, ais Gem, rab er benz
General SHERMAN 70 nortbeilbaftu ais
Militar tefonnt ii, feline Grnennuns als
&rie96efretar. u .f>.+ ~" Ill j.
- Die 9iuefi9e @eianb19aft bat
Ddnemarf, Nprwe9en uno G9weben be-
iudt uap bat 1i@ eemni6f na@ 9el>
1ieu te0eben. @s+s5T "55&t #sGI3: -.'.''
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@6ifS<@ pntrafte
fur Dan,pf, unb eeselfatFe ~ ben bsutsRea pretitn
bel
WtQtuS Brp's u. Dunbar.

M1entur Der 8remer unb 9ambur8er
WpH=O ampfi6tfe.
paFase pretfe sablbar n @p1b.
Son 8remen uab 3amburs na@ New gurl NIB
Baltimore:
Bwtfdeabed: Grwa&fene $40, Rtxter ppu 1 ii
10 Sabren $40, Sdusltnse 81.
@un Nep gurs rad 8remtn unb 5anabure:
>,3yette setate: grna&fsxe so, atnser bon
b 10 Sabren IS, eaueltnee fret:
9mtfdenbed: & padfexe $25, 8tabsr ssu I Bis
10 Sabren 1880 Saueltn8, fret
@rpeb.ttpn awet aRal wtdert1t6.
@iQtuS 8rp'S u. Dunbar.
Der 8remer Dampfer .Gmiet.~
gaEa 3epretie TN 3mtf4ented pom Bremen mad gee,p
gort, aaalSar IN GplS:
Etnbtr N3n I bis 10 1862
Ftnber u7tc etneNt 2.5
GrYetttipu upu Bsemen Spetmpnatlt1. .'.s J
QGtQiuS 8rp'S u. Dunbar. IT
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- n ~ etjunNen

Rat wtr ermdattst @tnsotlune,n ansunetmen, wel&s
burd bic e%taselnen gpadmter per pben aneeeebenea
qdnber an be beset&ne en- Gmpfdnser %toaenfret ausse:
sablt werben. Bet Gin enbuns BON @elbern an uns 4
Sic alorsde sts abfeupers unb Gmpfdnsers senau au'
%sugeben: w
a%abluuaen BON iebem psRamte aur Nus3atlune
sura Sic unterjet&neten anssnpmmen. Der btefst
Gmpfdnser eer betrefsnben aaweti uns bat arr 5ebuns
atnuanst A ~ unters tanen nnb f& bur@ @eanuna
SEQ Naueas unb g%Dptnprts hes Nbienbers III beRtntmen.
@iQiuS 8rp'S II. Dunbar,
Msenten bes Mprbbeutf9en 2lpsb fir ben ppR-Nnnet.
iuues.
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9eutl@f &anf
COLLINS Dro's \ Dunbar,
So. 1873 Dritte StraBe,
ct. Nau1, MftnneScta-
Gurppdil 9e8 II. inldnbil9e@
8nnfs A. @e@Seas
g aft.

OtpVI@VN+
BET uus beppntrte @e1ber Reben ~ieter3est pbne sprbe'
rtee &nnotsane CUR gesfasuae Der Depuntrtsn: gu
auf ldneere, b~eftmmte 3ett unS anpertrause Veleer yer
cute" H'F 's9' ''''s"' M a'i5iai gro's II. Dunbar.
We9l lei
inf oQe Sauytsldse @urppa's unb BEN Ser. Staaten tn
~leltettaea Summeu unb ermabtsten gpurien.~ Wpn GU.
en- Banien Ooer Benauters al seaeute gDe&fel t5nneu
eberaett 1T Gelb BET uns n eeiebt perbeu.
@tQtuS 8rp'S u. Dunbar
Ser. @taaten Sblt9attpnen.
5.2oer unb antere Ser. etaaten Bpxts taufen una
s~rta"fs" ~tF '"m %sa'SM5e eia;,, a'S @r"'s IT. gnnbor.
@plo unp @ilber.
Hrernte unt etnbetmti9c Mansen tSnnen suas 66aatu
WiQiuS 8rp's IT, Dunbar.
Die Gin;tebuno Don Grbl@aften
uno BIS saeadu sun ~fonRteen gorberuaeen In aseu
3aeiIsn @urppa's uHa ben yer. Sssate" ~'eo pfe"p'
Diuius 8rp's II. Dunbar.
8puma9ten,
xos,enfaetne, gersidtlhaunes,. @aentuass. unb an.
Der. fIs Deutia LAMB befsn,mte n~rtunben werben unts'
@arantts Der asatssalHttee;;estt an @sststttst 's %,s
Ser. Staaten Neil epd6e
,ur Retfe mad unb tn europa belpr8en ptr auf's
WiQiuS BrpS u. Dunbar.
Die Derwaltun9 BON @runoei9entbum
sns 5onatsem Bier b~elesenen gsrm5ssn, fovte ben Ber-
lauf ~oeGelben ub.rnebrten wtr fur auswdrttee eeeeu
ua6tee pmmtffpnSbere aune; esenfp Bite
B%ele9un9 Don @apitalien
tuf bette tyYstbefarti4e Stderbett.
WiQiuS Brp'S Y. Dunbar.
@eloer in Deut11lann
Medic bet unleren ~bortteen Gprreippubenteu fir uaftrs
Redauna nteberee1eet werbeu, fpwte bur4 uus tn
E,eutialanb ctu9espsenen @eloer dablen ptr bier tn
@plb aus.
Wtuius Bros II. Dunbar.
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.,Tdlf5une" Ses uDolf8b1ettcs.

@enn Der uNa9bar nod - wett tn
1etner @yntar surld it, rab er bic bon
tbm eigenbanpte 9eldriebenen ptriceen
ietner i@wun9baft 9el9rietenen ~&abu
li6tereien" nt9t rt@tt9 gu conftruiret Serz
tebt> II 5e9ebt ct chen oieGdll9un9 lelbft
tpel@e Ct uns in bic Cube 11teben wiu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-11-04
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The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-02-04
Are Prices FaIIIng2

In the matter of the reduction of prices
within few months past, and particularly
during the month of January. we find an
exhibit of market reports in one of our
exchanges, giving quotations Of flour for
November Both, December 31st, and JAN
uary 18th, showing a marked falling off !;
also quotations of wheat, rye and oats for
the days specified, with like result; also
quotations of corn and hay for said days
with a Ike result. The paper which pre-
sents these tables says: "From most
careful examination Of the items embraced
above, together with many others, con-
yiction was induced that as the bread
stuRs, the very essentials of life, had so
fallen, the provisions, the sugars, teas,
coffees, rices, meats, &C., must inevitably
follow in their wake and also come down.
The law of supply and demand, in regard
to these provisions, modified as it is by
the operations of the same law in regard to
othe- articles of food, would alone produce
the happy result"
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-02-04

DEDIcATI0N ~c.Fe THE MEXICAN SoI.-
,DIERs moNUEENT AT H1RRIsBURG.-A
Harrisburg paper has the following: We
learn thaIt the display in this city in May
next, Upon the occasion of the dedication
OF fne monument erected to the memory
of the soldiers from this State, who fell in
the Mexican war, promises to be very 6nS.
The Worth Infantry of York, the Key
ste:ae Artiller y>of Philadelphia, the City
Coupcilof Philadelphia, aud the members
uf the Senate, have resolved to be present
aud participate in the ceremonies A
letter has been received from General
Geo. g. Meade, IN which he announces
that he ard his staff will be here. The
Various fire companies Of this city have
also signi6ed their intention to participate.
Invitations have been Issued to number
of military, lire and civil associations in
different portions of the Safe, and it is
expected that there will be one of the
largest parades ever held here. The
monument stands on the State Capital
grounds.
lnasmuch as the survivors of the CON-
panies aud regiments in various Parts of
the State, who served in that memorable
war are making preparations TO attend,
we would suggest to the surviving mem
bers of the companies from this city, that
they participate in the ceremonies. These
were the Du1aesne Grays, Jackson Blues,
Irish Greens and Rough aod Ready
Guards, the latter of which was 10 charge
of Captain Thomas a. Rowley. A very
creditable display of that portion Of G enecal
Gearv's regiment, which was composed of
the above companies, could be made.
There are enough of the members liviog
to make grand turn out.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-02-04

VELocIPEDEs are coming inio use grad
ually. The crowded condition of the
streets prohibits them ia some parts of
the city, but after dark they may be seen
Central Park is the place for them in dry
weather. La wet weather the wheels
throw mud on The lider The smaller
boys use the three wheelers, propelling
them with the hands and guiding with the
feel, while men use two wheelers. They
are butt with one wheel 10 front of the
other. The lider sits on saddle wfich
counec,s the two wheels, with the front
wheel between his legs. The axis of the
front wheel is formed :nto c7anks at both
ends, pointing in opposite directions. On
.hese Ire feet are placed, and by pressing
alternately the velocipede is propelled.
The first question on seeing one is "wby
don't it fall over?" Like a boys hoop,
when going at certain speed there is no
tendency to fall, while at less rate it be-
gins TO wabble. In starting, the rider has
to keep a toe on or near the ground to
steady, or catch himself, but once under
Roadway here is no ore trouble. From
Is TO 20 m;'es an hour can be travelled
with ease. They are worth SIS 10 $500.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-02-04

JAMES GIBSON, of East Bradford town
ship, Chester county, went into the West
Chester Record Office, the other day, aod
wrote his name agaiost the wall while a
6fty-six pound weight was hanging on his
little finger. Gibson is a carpenter, and
is past his three-score years. lie never
used tobacco nor INDUCED in intoxicating
drinks, and is strong 10 the belief that
many young men not only lay foundation
for weak constitution, but premature
grave, by the excessive use Of tobacco and
other intemperate habits.