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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-02-11
NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP
THIRD STREET, CLEARFIELD.

TINE Esuhscribcrrespectfuly informs his friends
i and th public in general, that he has local
led 10 ibc borough Of CLEARFIELD, 10 the
shop recently occupied by jacob ShunkWeiler,
where he is nov ready to perform all du'ies
towards his customers in a Workmanlike manner.
S'sis Sleighs, Buggies and Wagons ironed, and
Horse. .shoring done Ht reasonable rates. lie
respectfully asks share Of work from the pvblic,
nhs intends to give his whule atieniinn to the
business THOMAS BlLEY.
Mare ~, 1865.
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From this table we learn that nearly
ouc.half of all tho emigrants who ar.
rived at New York are natives Of the
German States. England stands third
on the list. What have the admirers
of"Mcrrie Ilingland' to say 10 this :
Jo,.uuy Crapeau seems better satisfied
with his domestic and national affairs
than John Bull, or else there is no
truth In figures.
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To CArcu YOUR OWN SuADow-To
do this trick YOU must drink twopinis
Of whiSkcy on moonlight night, nnd
then start for homo, observing your
shadow at full length before you.
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BOggs Township Awake !
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT
THOMAS BE Err SSH

EVERYBODY trying to get there frst, for fear
ia uf being crowded out into the cold.
Il YOU want good Shoring done. 20 TO BrRRs.
tyou want your Slcas iroued right, 60 to BrErs
Hyou want good Mil Irons. goto BEEHs
II you want your wsgun ironed in the BEST
tiyle and sorkmanship. 70 TO DEEns
BEgRs makes the best Stump Machine IN thr
State, and does all kinds Of BLACKsMtrHGNG
n cheap rs can be done In the county for Cash
Ny Post Office address IL Cleafnold Bridge.
THOMAS BEERS.
Dorgs Tp., Dee. 10. ls6T.tL
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furnitnrt.
CHEAP FURNITURE.
JOHN GULICH

JOHN GULICH
ngslRES to inform his old friends and Gus
toners, that having enlarged his shop and
Increased bis facilities for manufacturing. he Is
nov prepared to make to order such Furniture a.
nav be desired in good style and at cheap rates
br CASH. lie generally has on hand, at his
Furniture rooms, varied assortment OF ready
made furEiturc, among which are
BUREAUS AND sIDE-BOARDS.
WarIrobesa and Book Cases; Centre. Sofa, Purlor,
Breakfast and Dining Extension Tables; Com.
non. French. post, Cottage, ,Jenuy-Lind aud other
Hsdstsnls; Srfas of all kinds, Work stands,
ll,t.raeks, Wash stands; Rocking aud Arm
Chairs spring. eat. cane bottom, par'Or, com.
nonand other Chars; Looking GLASSES Of every
description on hand and new glasses for old
f-mes, which will be put In on very reasonable
term, IN shortest notice. lie also keeps On hand
5r furnishes to order, Corn -husk, Hair and Cot
ton top Mattresses.
CoFFIYs OF EVERY KIND
Vsds to order, and funerals attended With q
Isarse whenever desired. Also. House Painting
done to order. The subscriber nlso mauuiac.
turss and has constantly on hand, Clement
Patent Washing Machine, tho best now In use
Those using This machine never need he with
out elean clothes lie also has Flyers Patent
Chu'n superior article. family using this
Chuin never need be without butter
All the above aud many other articles are fur
ni,bed to customers cheap for CASH or exchanged
igrspproyed country produce. Cherry. Maple,
Poplar, Linwood and ot,er Lumber suitable for
Cabinet sork. taken In xehange for furniture
Fse-Remcmber the shop ia on Market street,
Ccrrdeld, Pa, aud nnarly opposite the cold Jew
SOr5" JOHN GULICH.
November 26, ISG2y
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NOTICE IN BANKnUPrCY.-- .--This is
~ 10 give notice. that on the 4ih day Of Junu-
ary, A. u. 1869. Warrant in BANKRUPTCY was is
sued against the EstaieOf CHntsTIANJ. SliOFF.
Of Woodward township. In The county Of Ceardeld,
sud State Of Pennsylvania. who has beech ad-
Judged a Bankrupt. on his own petition that the
poymcnt Of any debt aud delivery Of any property
belonging TO such bankrupt TO him or for bis use,
aud the transfer Of any property by him, are for
hidden by law that meeting Of the creditors u
said bankrupt to prove their debt., aud to choo,e
one o. more assgnec. of his e, iatc, will be held
at a Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden nj the
Office Of $. 4. Woodruff, Ia philipsburg, Pa, be-
fore s. T. Woodruff, Esq.. Register, on the oh
day Of March, A. d. 1869 at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ,
THOMAS A. BOWLEY,
u. S. Marshal, a. Messenger
Bv @. T. DAVIS. Dept L. S. ~. jan2l a
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THE SONG CABINET,
By G. O. ALLEN.

Ibis Book @ u tains--
ftnt--A very carefully prepared series OF pri.
H,ry Song Leoons.
Second "a large number Of new and bennli.
lal Sehaal songs.
Ihirily-A short Cantata-The School Fes
Hnl-designed expressly Tor vso at School
RECEPTIONS, Concerts and Exhibitions
The Publishers. in presenting this work to
fnhripals and Teachers, would call special
hFntion to its superior merits ~ School song
Book The author has been very careful 10 the
Heeton Of his music. which Is almost entirely
l,s' md In adapting to IL appropriate words
'i'h uuohieotonable sentiments, which viii
,anmend It's adoption 10 all our Schools and
stnuafios.
The SlSo CAuNEr has been adopted by the
naTd uf Eiucaiiun, as the text hook for the
'geue Schools In the city of New York.
rnoo sixty cents each. To Schools, 4o., six
1'lit per dozsn.
sample copies sent by mail lpofl paid on
'"tipt of ffy cents.
be-for sale BY ] Book and Music Storet.
fu5.thei by WILLIAM HALL SON,
tttloim 5g3 Bioadway, N. y.
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NroTICE IN BANkRUPTCY.-m

NOTICE IN BANkRUP1CN.-T h.
IN 10 give notice, that on the 1T day Of Janua-
~, 1899 a Warrant IN bankruptcy was issued
against the estate of STACY W, THOMPSON, Of
Cleadeld bridge. IN the county Of Cloarhold, and
State Of pcnusylvsnia, who has becn adiudgcd a
bankrupt on his own petition that the payment
Of any debts and delivery Of any property belong
ing 10 such bankrupt, to him OF for his use, aud
the transfer Of any property by him, are forbidden
by law that meeting Of the creditors Of the
said bankrupt to prove their debts, and TO choose
one or more Assignees Of his estate, will be held
at a Court Of Bankruptcy to be holden At the oniee
Of the Register on the 9th day Of March, A. ID.
1859, at 10 O'Clock, A. A.
THOMAS A. ROWLEY,
L. S. Marshal, as Messenger.
By @. p. DAVIS, Dept. U. 5. Marshal ianss-4l
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NIOrICE IN BANKRUPTCY.--rhis !,

NOTICE IN BANkRUPrC0.--rhs il
~ to give notice. that on The 4ih day fJanu-
ary, A. D., isGg. Warnt in Bankruptcy was is-
sued against the Estate Of JOHN RYAN, OF
Burnside township, 10 The coruiy Of Cloarield,
aud State Of Pennsylvania, who has been adiudgcd
Bankrupt, on his own petition that the pay
mcnt Of any debts aud delivery Of any property
belonging 10 such bankrupt, to him or Tor lis use,
and the transfer Of any property TO him orc otia-
don by law thtt meeting of the Crediio. oi
the said bankrupt 20 prove their Debts, aud 10
choose one or more Assignees OF bis E-taie. will
be held at a Court Of bankruptcy 10 be holden at
philipsburg. before s. L. Woodruff, Esq., Register,
on ibe glh day Of March, A. D. 1859, al 10 O'Clock,
AN. THOMAS A. GOWLEY,
4. s. Marshal, as Messenger
Bv G. r. DAVIS, Dept. 4. m. jau2l-ft
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THE DEMOCRATIC ALMANAC for 1869
IL 1857 and 1865 for sale At the Post once
Price Is cents. Mailed 10 any address. Us7s-tf
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CnrFINs OF EVERY KIND
8lafkSmithing.
NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP
SECOND ST, cLBARFTELD, PA.


TUE undersigned begs to inform his friends,
and the Inhabitants Of the borough Of Clear
Cli and surrounding neighborbood. that no Is
row ready to execute all orders either in iron or
d5sl.
HORSE sHoEIYG on the most approved
city style.
ALL KINDS OF sAw.MILL IRONS and
EaINE work, logmens tools, eanihooks,spreads,
gabs &c.
Steel tools Of all kinds made Of best English
o. American steel.
e,-All my work Is warranted to give salts.
iIclipn, or not charged for.
ost2g AMOS RENNARD.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
n. \. SHa DRUG GIST
(seeond street, opposite the Court House,)
CLI.AH FIELD, Penn'a.


INIlE subscribers respectfully announces to the
Il citizens Of Clearfeld and vicinity, that he
has now en- hand full supply Of
DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES
Dye StaIs, Tobacco, Cigars, Confectioneries
Stationery &c.
PHYSICIANS
VIII find his stock Of Drugs FULL and COM.
PLETB, and alta very slight advance on Eastern
prices.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Teachers and others will be furnished with
classical aud miscellaneous books by express, at
shsrt notice.
STATIONERY,
Consisting Of Cap, Flat Cap, Foolscap, Letter and
Perlumed Note Papers also, a very neat stock
of Mourning Motto Paper and Envelopes on hand.
Pens. Pencils. Ink. &e.
HOUSEKEEPERS
win End full stock Of PURE SPICES, SODA,
SODA ASH. Concentrated LYB. SOAP. SO.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
Are requested to examine bis stock Of Perfumery,
Hair oils Fine Toilet Soaps, Brushes, Combs,
Toilet Setis. 4e.. &c.
SMOKERS AND CHEWERS
will End full supply Of prime Chewing and
Smoking TOBACCO, Imported and Domestic
CIGARS, Snuff, Pine. Cut. &c. Ac.
CARBON OIL,
or the best brands. always on hand.
LIQUORS.
The best quality Of Liquors always on hand, for
medical purposes.
ro-Phy sicians' Prescriptions promptly and
carefully compounded.
APri 2, 1865. A. /. SHAW.
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NEW SCHOOL SONG BOOK.

I'VE would respectfully call the attention o.
W Principals of Schools. semini fies, and
Teachers Of Singing to cur New School Song
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CLEARFIELD PA, THURSDAY, FEB II, 1869
THE REPUBLICAN.
@8aa
CLEARFIELD, PA
Our Public Printing Bill.

THURSDAY MORNING, rEnroARY II, isol
, 1869-06-24

An tdea occurro1 70 "snippy." and he instantly
put it into execution. Ho had rs In his 10 ,aession
end gave It to the woman To pay her tne she
NAs lafTe and he Is exceedingly smalL Is the
Woman len the courtroom, Sergeant Barrett OBJ
bend OF exceeding proportions Suppostnr
tnat eae nad eecrrted SOME stolen prppfftT
alout her sktrtF, she vas recalled aud an ,rfestk
cation Pr du ed "slippery Jim" who had found
aSsnug kdGmtnt under her dseas
On another occasion. the little f4low waa ~
rested on the charge Of stealing 4 larrs sum Of
money: In transferring him 70 the Police Court
nom the lookup, the ot1ceT allowed him to mnTcn
aAead. II turning al angie u Tbs naii jimmy
E1a suddenly lost from the olI1ctr'a vfew,
The AmoV building was ransacked irou TOP to
bottom, but he could nowhere Be found me
search wsa about given up when an oficer acci-
dentauy stumbled over an ordinary soap box
which stood In the hail. As 1t turned over, be
was found curled up in1ide. But fof lie fect that
believe that It could contain MIN
Attae Br!dewell be WAS once lost for TWO daTK.
and nnAuY found In = hole IN tue cetlino, rfom
Hhieh he hsd been busily WORKING 3 paasagc
through the roof. II was the poise cEeatei bT Ire
"snfppy" ts brtght-eyed, HANDSOME little fel-
low and It lB terrible 70 contemplate the life he il
eAyt him.
, 1869-06-24
e SLIPPERY jlM.' -
Arrrst and History OF this Modern Jack
Sheppard.

A-e.f and gffxtnrr nj tbl. AFodrrn lark
shcmurI
There xus a runl exhibition At the Winter f,.r.
den Concert IIaI last eyeuinr. ono male ia an.
..s. ~. ~, tna a,..,a nI ~ ,th.sn..,S ny
w. .asa"ssS ,.. 49, s.,,ss nsiN io.eu ~
the AAoea eonhecaea VIII Tue es.aousament, aud
situated at the opposite end Of the hail. The at
tent1on Of the audience Was pretty equally
divided between the two. and. as a rtrnafka.
lie deyelopmcut In human na,ure athe lat;er
was by fsr the more interesting, Gould Dickens
have beer Witness to fhe scene. and hecome ac.
auafntei with thc preytous hIstory OF the nrinci-
pal actor. he xoul4 founI d noyel upon it. ills
most far1cful creatiou does moi enu he realitfes
Of this case ~7.
HSIinperr jim, +" other wise known as "Spippv.,
whose real uame il Thomos Nurth. aIthou0h but
Il years Of ace. and in nppearances moi aGoye j.
NAV ic SET ucxu AS tlc mpst accom- oIfshed ti,tap.
ner nIcEnocket aud stooloIVcon for burrlars in the
Civ. Whit little lack Sneppard is ID dctiop, be is
IN fsct. He has rnade i've escanes fr5m the Re-
fom Schnc]. seyerni Yron the Ir;deweiI. and fhe
Zines he has slipped IRON the CUSTODY oi ot1lcers
ar tuu4tuerabie,
Instead oi being IN the Reform School, where he
VIVA IeteIy IodorT. he Turned IN lass evening al
the Winter Garden. Had he psM due Difference
most intimate friends Eo.,d not have
recornizej him. 50 Great Eas the cbanaf in his
personal appearance. Instead Of being III former
presented @ M Himself veI,.ahle M tandS. On n!s teei
aS an Wss cQi Fer lie asest ssSe his hss was "a M te
, 1869-06-24
A NICE POLICEMAN.
SERIOUS ChnrRes Preferred Against a PATROL
MNQ.

AT The ArmorJ Police Court, yesterday morning,
case vas called for examination, and ono OF the
defendants made a statement which, II tue,
stampA policeman as scamp, and warrants hla
dismissal frog the force. The prisoners were
George Duncan and prostitute known "a Emma
Sicily. Duncan Is her "frdend." The complain
ant In the case was Policeman Charles Nagie, and
the charge he made against them was dlsordeE1y
conduct. He testified that he had met the Qtri the
evening previous, and s1a had told him that
she had been knoeked down hy some one; one; hat ~
s5 to release her: that they went to her room and
while there Duncan came Ia, after which Emma
can attacked MIN, and struck him on the head
three times with bis tthe w1tness1 club, subse-
qucnIly throwing him on the led, and he was only
permitted to at up b. Emna in,portunlnX Dun
csu to iet hira slote Wnan Eelessst he ieft the
room, and shorty aiter Omccr Noonan arrested
Emma 3ner -sasu. .ansAt eese.yed permtz.ton to
6fase her case. She Ea.d tha4 y On Clark
street, near STEMS sfore, some one -onknoH7G e
sozeamed, and upon ri1inR rsn ,tae asasilant fol-
lowing her. At CLARK and Warrington streets,
she met otacer Nage. who arrested ner Vpon
Ending herself In custody, she offered him IS to
release her. He Eald he would do SO provided she
would permit htln 70 accompany her TO her ROOM
sne s s a,ss sa Asy TsS see s ass sae
deavored TO obtain scnle money from another
girl to give the officer, to get nd Of
ply With hts wishes when Duncan came IN. As
soon as he did 10 Sage struck him three ttmes
wi1h his 'billy." i struggle followed. and Dun
can tllew Nagle on the bed and held him there
unit, he usked 70 be let up, and promised to release
him II he would not strike him again When
they were good friends; that he knew duncan,
and would not arrest him, provided they
of The escapadc. lie had dropped his c,ao. and
search no; bringing 1t 10 light, he icE: Without
Il. 1t was found when Noonan came in, and de-
HyeGed to him.
The story seems true, az Duncan bore evidences
Of having been struck with clnb. and the girl Of
having been knocked down, rs her eyes were
black ard blue. Justice StuTtegant nned Duncan
115 and Emma IS, and, strange to say, allowed the
policeman to 60 unpunlsheL The police authost-
lies will thoroughly Investigate the case, thai the
truth mav be elected.
, 1869-06-24

FnYnfku-

Colby Wirse, No 1s3 South Clark street, are
agents Tor EaAsezn and Western manufacturers Of
lurniafe and upholstered goods, and sell the
same class OF furniture that IA solf, hv reoutar
dealers and warrant 1t. They sell at Wholesale
and retan at manufacturer prices, adding ten
peg cent LOT commission. thug saving from twenty
lion every Friday, 1t 10 O'Clock Attend their sale
and examine thek goods, and be satis1c.i before
purchasing eiseHheIr
, 1869-06-24

CORONER CISAvKs held an inquest Yesterday
yer the remains Of an Infant boy named Eric
Er1caon, who died from the enects Of measles on
= emigfant train on the Michigan Central, near
, 1869-06-24


Third Avanua
ATwo STORY DWELLING HOUSE. md ID, A,x
LOO f+rt hIug No liz ThIrd az sad lot No Fl al Eork
70 Sehool Section Addition to Chicago Terms cash
@' "''' A'''e's'' ~ . 's' ss'''
Ehicppn AVenua
~ r.: rwo e;E sToET Y DWELLING HOUSE, sna .es s,1
5&in Johnston, Roberts torrv addtion ia = rhis.Ss
pr eeat. s'' '@"3's' ID ! s1a SeA'% 'nsese't "ss
,,nn .' .....
III 2 u ~ b'1sk " - nothwess sraetfonai quarter
soG1ion ~ s6xi10 test to N alley. being Nne 713
and II state9t west front between Fifteenth and six
sssnnLG s Ms dopetty u now leased for !. term Of
nvn ysaf& A. tNV per snnuIa payable mcntlp. and Iii
'a''as' Ii 41o year @sspef cent.
no, sss WEsr parDor,pHsr hstnv H.. ..,.
hslf n n. II Eioct 3 freI..rt. ahe NFSS
frTt xsffi, sf. tmre,xsr'ant. pIht.
until NAV l. is59 y merthiv ren " w u u isasa
payable Aux IL e I'D d WsT :.
II Nt. 8 Is 81 Wet RAsDo1pBsr. hc,up the c.,, half
tstrt y. ~ -: = ~ Annt1on 5xiu teft
r xs.r 1nf & M RlSpe,ty tessed fos
nuI IL ~ 5t. -. III ssta Pc AL
IL Iii IL .,iS - hiat - - ~ ~ :, -so
dns February s1th ido, II. - aud is wi.h 'nteFcss
ce1 Istns- casl balance year, with Interest At PET
, 1869-06-24

Jones, JUukfu Il Co., Of Chicago,
have inst issued work Of great yalae to farmers,
professional, and bus!ness men entitled Laws Of
Parsons, Of Harvard Uniyeruity. The wrtterth nc.
knoWleuged authority on Law, and Is the aathor Of
In another column.
, 1869-06-24

Old neyEspRpcFAs In good nrder-uot
torn or mnttlated-for sale at TRIBUNE otucr at Is
cents per 100.
Paper 1QnnUings and Window
Shades, latest styles Paints, oils, gas, and
brushes, at +. E K1gby's, So Randolph Btree:.
, 1869-06-24

For black worms and pimples on
the face use Perry q Comedone and PtmpIe Rene
dy. Prepared only by Dr.. B. G. Perry, 10 Bond
street, New York- Sold everywhere. The trade
supplied By Wholesale medicine dealela.
, 1869-06-24
EiKTHR IIME H0IIEGE

ouSeee5dotnadal; State Senator IN Massacaus. ts
nenbx4o Of the Beard of Education Of that STATE
and PreGdent Of the Michigan University, WHICH
once he has held for tue last flx yea1a. .
, 1869-06-24

AT least 10000 mon and children
have been painted with Wo1eott'J Pain Paint, Al
1s4 South Clalk street, Chicago, free OF expense.
Private foQmA -
, 1869-06-24

To remove moth patches, freckles
ald tan from the Iace, use Perrys Moth and
Ffeckle Lotion Prepared only By Or. L. c, Perry
Sold BY all druGg1stA
, 1869-06-24

Juniper Tar Ho0p-As n certnlA
cure for chapped hands and al roughness Of ir7ts-
tion OF the skin, eczema, rngwofm, saltrheum.
ptHpleS AID other cutaue0u8 Affections making
the akin soft and dm0oth. Manufactured h1 Cas-
well, Hazard ca, New York. Sold By ali drug
RiStB.
, 1869-06-24

Whole Tickets $l2; Halves So;
Quarters So.
For tictp.. O. CstnI1-s, addre.s
4. II. MURRAY 4 CO..
2lo clive-st, st. Louis, Mo.
, 1869-06-24

I>'''vsrd adjourned At s 80 p. n
DINNER.
~ Le exercises were over, the graduates
~4i'a :dtis friends tfom abroad took good dinner
~ lAu EVANSTON Ao1se- 7nen they wandered
oyer afn:Lar Spots aud fingered for the last time
,ah VA :he shade o! the trees where they used 10
s'uhF. y Naneered along the beach to bid fare
Mt' i'f.:e lake, and the unbtdden tear that aldeh
anesAef s.1up 10 its vast volume Was ttihute Ct
sof1eH - IL Old and well-loyed friend.
E1ESifGs ENTERTAINMENT.
- ~ 'nc esealnE the students and their friends
l,tut IL the Methodist Church. Pieces were r..
'Hed, and under the GENIAL i1nucnce Of ice rYran,
,oor Of I'a1tnE arrived Then the Te;ine1e En- M
ien,A crowned with honozz shook 6an6ss ,s.,,, st1
.her Evanston lS1enoa and went on thtir n... *.t1
hass to light the battle Of life ana sas,ss r
-crutataop Of their 4 lzaa Nasez, '"'a Lie
THE NEW FxIH1pxx3
Rev. nr. Haven, Id, LID, the rrn.,a...
lect, graduated nj AAddletownt conn, W. Hrss,l
dent o3 cAakanosta Seminary, New York: Pfnsss.t
soF Of Htstogy and khesos1c n The UniveYeatT II
Michigan: ~dstoF ps -EtonS HsrrlH, Bostop feuT
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1869-05-12
DOMESTIC MISCELLANY.

Alexander r. Stephens history Of the civil wal
has had sale of 81, 900 copies.
HAMpDEY SIDNEY CoLLEGE.-The anniversary eel.
ebration of the Union Society of this College will
take place on the 10th of June. James A. Arm
strong and William M. Atkinson of Virginia, are
the Junior orators; William NJ Atkinson, OF Texas,
the vaedictoriau; and the medal will be presented
by j. S. Lefevre, of West Virginia, to j. l.. Ryals,
of this State.
Hon. Thomas S. Bocock, of Lynchburg, will de-
liver the address to the Literary societies OF the
College on Wednesday the 9th of June.
Discovery of Anthracite Coal-Dr. s. B. Morrison
discovered, some four miles from Goshen, valuable
deposit of Anthracite coal, while blasting chan
mel for Mineral spring. -Lerington Gazette.
Washington and Jefferson College-At meeting,
held last week. in the city of Pittsburgh, Pa, OF
the trustees of this institution it was agreed by
two.thirds vote to transfer the seat of its entire
operations from Canonsburg 10 Washington, Pa
The citizens of Washington have pledged an ad-
dition of $4,000 to its endowment fund; and they
promised also to repair and extend the buildings
A Normal School will likely be established at
Canonsburg, and occupy part of the buildings
there
Rev. j. Edwards, D. D., resigned the pres-
dency of the college; and Rev. S. j. Wilson, D.
D., was appointed to conduct the studies OF the
senior class through the present term.
The Vatican New Testament--The New York
Eueniag Post says: COPIES of the long expected
fac simile edition of the Vatican New Testament
in Greek have been received in London. The en-
tire work will consist of six volumes, five OF which
will contain the texts of the Old and New Testa-
ments, and the other, critical notes and fac SMILES.
The book is large square folio, with three columns
on each page, answering to those Of the original
manuscript, line for line and letter for letter.
The missing portion of the Vatican manuscript is
supplied in ordinary type from another manuscript
of the small collection"