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KISSES.
CHILDREN KISSES.

cHILDRES's s KISSES.
Scattered from among the roses,
Where budding wealth reposes,
Little dimpled lips invi,e;
Springng from the hearts deep treasure,
With never failing measure,
Given with pure delight
RoGUIsH KISSES.
Mufied footsteps softly tripping
Up behind. aud softly slipping
Rooud you dear, familiar arms;
Though warm hearts may touch unbidden,
Where you keep your kiases hidden,
Shelter them from rude alarms.
NoTugR's KISSES,
Little urchins, foil Of badness,
Little faces full of sadness,
Claim a mothers tender kiss
Every little childish sorrow
Finds solaee none can borrow,
In mothers soft earess
FRIENDSHIPS KISSES.
kiss is friendships highest token;
a sympathizing language spoken
By tender nature for distress,
'Tis friendships sweetest mute bestowing,
Tis admiration overaowing
That loving lips so fondly press.
oUFD's KISSES.
Prompted by some wild emotion
OF the heart, that hidden ocean,
Throbbing in the human breast;
It may be loves incepse burning
On the lips, or Fancy yearning,
Like "a bird without nest"
SILENT KISSES.
Some strange, sweet cord Of kindred feeling
Some nameless yearning softly stealing,
Earth has no dearer tie than this.
Heart to heart in sacred meeting,
Does heaven afford purer bliss?
PARTING KISSES.
The last, and it may be the dearest,
For hearts ir parting seem the nearest,
Closer for the dear farewell"
But oh the last that cold lips never
Give answering touch, the last forever,
Are sadder than the funeral bell.
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CAPITAL PUNIHMENT.

Old master Brown brought his ferule dowr
His face was angry and red
Anthony Blair, go sit you there,
Among the girls, be said
So Anthony Blair, with mortified air,
And his head hung down on his breast,
Went right away and sat oil day
By the giTl who loved him best.
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Truth scorps all kind of equivocation.
Never sport with pain or poverty.
Cleanliness is the elegance Of the poor.
Experience is the mother Of science.
He who opposes honesty never had any.
A knave discovered is the greatest fool
a man had better be poisoned IN his blood
than in his principals.
The facnlty of genius is the power Of
lighting its own FIRE
Endeavor for the best, aud provide for
the worst.
A knowledge Of our duties il the most
useful part Of philosophy.
Let your promises be sincere, snd viih-
i, the compass Of your ability
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YoUNG MEN.-An exchange truly says:
Thousands of young men are to-day drift
ing helplessly about on the ocean Of life,
valnly hoping that ere long some faTorall lie
breeze will spring mp aud drive their vessels
into some safe harbor. Where that safe
harbor is they have 10 idea; because they
have no definite object IN view. They have
never decided upon any course Of life, but
permit their actions to be shaped aud mould
ed by the circumstances Of the hour. Is it
any wonder that disasters follow each other
! in quick succession? More men are ruined
through indecision than from wrong deci-
sion. Few men viii deliberately lay out and
pursue plan of life that will ultimately
work their ruin. Most young men Of the
present day enter the great battle Of life
without any we'll defined system Of warfare,
and consequently spend their best days ii
aimless pursuits. Indecision Is the bane o.
our existence. Could we look into the world
of spirits we would find but few souls in Tho
dark regions Of woe that had resolved L
reach that goal; nearly all who are there
and those who are Fastening there, are II
their present condition simply because the.
never decided whittier they would 60 an
their indecision has been their ruin.
mme~fH
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suRscRIprIoN LILLE, I'd

The TactiRER il PaHliahed saery FRIDAY morn
ing be lelio#ing rates
orE eYxag. "a ads' arlce, S2a0
lsinot paid within six moa)--- $3.50
qif not pad within The year, ~. $s.ee
All papers cEtsiGe of tha county discontinued
Rithout notice at the expiration Of the silae for
Ehich the subscription has been paid.
singleeopies Of the paper fut nished, in wrsppsEs
At five cents each.
Concentrations on subjects Of local or general
interest are respectfully solicited. To ensure at
sention fsvors u this kind must invariably 30
accompanied by the naae Of the snthor, not FOR
publication, bat ~ a guaranty sgainst imposition.
Al LISTERS pertaining 70 bafiness ef tbe ofEce
shoHld We addressed 10
LU1'Z JORDAN, BEDFoeD. ri.
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RATEs oF ApvERTIsINR.

All advertisements Cor less than months 10
cents per line TOR each insertion. Specia inntieos
oue-ha}f additional. All resolntions Of Assacia-
tions communications Of ligited or sndiEidaT
interest and notices Of marriages. and deaths, ex
ceediug tive lines 10 cts. per line, AL legal noti
ecs Of every knd, and ali Orphans couEt and
other Judicial saes are required ns law % he Pub
Eshed in both papers. E6toriai. Notices IS cents
per line. AL Advertising due after insertion
liberal discount made 10 reagiy adxeFtiseTs
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HoPE. Hope is the sweetest friend thit
ever kept distressed friends company; it
beguiles the tsdiousness of the way, and
the miseries of our pilgrimage. It tells the
soul sweet stories Of the succeeding joys;
wha. comfort there is in heaven; what
peace what joy what triumph, what mar
riage songs and hasIelui4hs there are 10 that
country, whittier she IS travelling, that she
goes merrily away with her present burden.
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VALUABLE Presents Some one speak
ing of presents, says; The best thing to
give your enemy is forgiveness; to your
opponent, tolerance; to friend. your heart;
to your children good exSPple; to your
father, Difference; TO your mother, love; to
yourself, respect; to all men, charity; to
God, obedience
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PHYSICIANS.
DR B. F. HARRY.

DR 3. T. HARRY.
Respectfully tenders his professional ser
vices to the citizens of Bedford and vicinity.
oHee an residence on Pitt Street in the building
formerly occupied by Dr.. J. H. Hoaus. LApTI I,s9.
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Gratitude is the music of the heart, when
its chords are swept by the breeze " kind
ness
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Our faslliiis. for doing al kinds Of Job Printing
are squAllsa BY very few '.tabli.hnsnt. in the
country. Orders by NAH promptly allied. An
letters should be Addresasdto
LUTz d JORDAN.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-04-13

YTyHIMBIE-SEEINS ard Pipe-boxes. ter Wag-
ons, for sale by II. +. BIGLER co
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STATE& STATES DIRECTORY

: This Post Office " II do for Chest township
+ Will answer for Ferguson township.
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RELrGIous.-Divine services will lie held

RELIGIOUS services will lie held
peyt Sabbath, in Clarified, ~ follows:
BIZ Rev. Nixdorff in the Lutheran church.
At ii \. NJ and F. NJ. Sabbath school at 81
A. ". Prayer meeting every "Wednesday
evening al clock.
By Rev. Fall, in St. Andrews Episcopal
church. at II A. NJ. and I T. NJ Sunday
school nj p NJ Prayer meeting every
Wednesday evening I clock.
By Rev Butler, in the Presbyterian church.
morning and evenine. SABBATH school at
3 z. VI Prayer meeting erery Wednesday
evening at I clock.
BIZ Rev. J. IL NJ Cord, in the Methodist
church. morning and evening. Sabbath
school at9A w. Prayer meeting. every
Thursday at !! p NJ Communion services
First Sabbath of every month at l09 4 NJ.
ST. Francis ciiurch-Mass at l0l \. NJ.
the second and fourth SUNDAYS OF each
month.
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TERMS or TIE JOURNAL.

nesdsy at $40 per annum in advance. If NO
raid at the beginning of tho year. $3.50 will he
charged and $500 ii not paid before the close
ApvErrIsKsssrs vii be inserted at 81 80 psl
square. for three or less insertioDs-Ten lines
,or icss counting square. For every additional
insertion 80 cents will he charged A deduction
will bo II ada to yesriy advertisers
No subscription taken for shortsr time thar
six months. and paper will be discontinued
till all srresrages paid except at the option
the pubiEhsr. S. j ROW
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U. S. TAX APPEALS.
U $ Assesson's OFFICE; 10Th District. Pa. !

IS assessoR's OFFICE. 10th District Pa
Office, Curwcnsviile, Ciea. field CO. Pa.
Notice is hereby given that tbs assessment lists
valuations and enumeraiions made and taken
within ihe Nineteenth colisction District. Pa. by
the Assistant ASSESSOR under the law. of the Uni
ted States will remain open To all persons con
erned for exemiuatiOn for the space of 20 days
from the Finh day of April. A u 1874 at the
Assessors Office. in the Borough of Curwensvilie
At the time stated abnve the Assessor will re-
eelve. hear and determine all appeals relative to
any erroneous or excessive valuations or enumer-
ations bv the assistant assessors
In regard to appeals. the Law provides. That
the question to be determined oy tho assessor,
on IN appeal respecting the value or enumera-
ton Of property obi cts liable 10 duty
alton sball he whether the vaiua. ion CON plain
ed of be OF be not in Il just relation or prupor-
tion 10 other valuations in the same assessment
district, ard whether the enumeration be or he
correct And all appeals to the assessor a-
:. Aforesaid shall te made in writing and shall
specify the particular canse matter. or thirs
thing respecting which decision is req rested
= and shall IN borrower, state the gsoBnd Trinci
:" pie of inequality or error complained of.
March SO, 3o3t.l DANIEL LIVINGSTON.
Aseessor l9ta Col. Dist
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ElEARFIEI.n ACAnEMY,- The next ses-
SION oi th. Cleartied Academy, viii com
nseuce on Moud-y. April 18Th Under the
direction Of Prof. Harrison, aided by com
re;rn; and afFahle assistants, this institution
i a<.un'ing more advanced position as a
school ot learning, and increases in popular
~ dIIIy. Parents who desire 10 give their
cb.hre1 4 cnoi. practical business educa-
;i1,i. should by all means send them to the
hraieny- For Terms, etc. see advertise
lurI.t.
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NV GnoDs-Fur the benefit of many of
our fcal.r> We would state that Messrs
THOMPSON K Co, Of Curwensviile, have just
received large and well Selected stock of
gools, which they purchased in Philadel
Ihla art Nc" York at reduced prices, and
n'r utser 10 their customers on the most Ia
NorL5ie teru.s. Persons visiting Curwens
vile 81 ,uI call on M.ssr.. Thompson & Co.
al exrnile their stock and prices before
making purchases, They promise to sell
goods a. cheap As the cheapest
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TREASURER'S SALE
OF uyssATED LANDS
FOR TAXES
For 1869 and previous years.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that in pur
suance of an Act of Assembly. passed
the 18th day of June, 4. d 1873. entitled
An Act 10 amend an Act directing tn.
mode of selling unsested lands. in clear
field county" will be exposed to Public
Sale or outcry for the taxes due and
unpaid thereon. at the fOsrt House N
the Borough Of fiearfeld- on the Sec
old Monday in June. A ID. 1876:
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SPELLING Class. The scholars of the
Clarified Aca,lcmy. last week formed them
selves into Spelling Association, ;l.rGngh
the eyrrtons ot Prot Harrison, the primer
pal ui the school This is good move and
il Iha Association i properly conducted will
r.-u't III great benefit to all connected there
WIN. :, full hoard OF officers was chosen.
but We omit the names for want of room.
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OFFICERS OF PENNSYLVANIA

Governor John W. Geary, Cumberland
Sec'y of Com Frank Jordan. Bedford,
Dep. Secretary. Weakley.
Auditor Gen John iiar'rnnft, Montgomery,
Surveyor den. !. NJ Campbell Cambria,
Attorney lien F. Brewster. Philade!i hia
Ad,u.ant CEN n. B. N'Crea v Eric.
State Tr. asursr, Wm W Irwin. Beaver.
Sup Com Sch s J. Wickersham. Lancaster,
Deputy Sup't. c. Il. Cohurn, Bradford,
State Librarian. Wien Forney, Dauphin-
SUPREME Corgr Chief Justice James Thomp-
son. Associates Henry W Wiliams. John NJ
Reed. Daniel Agnew. George Shirswood. Ses
stone, Philadelphia. Ist on lay of January. Iiar
risburg. 4th Monday of April Suuhary LIST Non
day Of October Pitsburg, Sd Monoay OF October
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BASE BALL GAME-A match game was
played, on the Fair grounds near this place,
on Saturday, April 9Th, between the Key
stone Bine and Acalemy nine, which result
Ell in favor of the Iatter-the score standing
Keystone 81, Academy 81.
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To TAxPAYERs-A law having been
passed changing the mode of collecting
taxes in this county, all persons interested
are especially requested to read The advertise
ment OF Treasurer illegal, which appears in
our columns to- -day
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New CARRIER. o wing to the uneypect-
ed resignation OF our former carrier boy, we
wcIe compelled TO employ another last week.
Should any omissions have occurred in leay
ing the JOURNAL or should any occur here
alter. we hope our patrons will punctualiy
inform US Of the fact.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-04-13

SPARKLING AND CooL~-On entering the
Drug Store of \ |. Shaw, few days since.
W. observed that he hai fixed up his
Magnificent fountain. and was prepared to
dispense lee cold and siarkling soda water
To- The thirsty and weary. As pleasant and
healthy beverage, nothing excells good soda
Naier and the only wonder is that persons
generally d. not drink it in preference to the
'.ie and POISONOUS intoxicating stuff they too
i'aI1ently indulge in. Sparkling and
Bright IN itS liquid light, is the water as it
noTs from the tountain.' Call and get a
g'ass.
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S9e 2affsmams Sonrnaf Glearfefo 2'a Aprf IS, 1916

THE crowds that daily purchase, and the
amount ot::goods being sold, is ample proof
that the best place to buy Dry Goods, No
tions and Ladies Shoes. is at Reeds, Mar
ket street
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New FUENrTURE RooM.-By reference TO
our advertising columns il will be seen that
Nr. John Trcutman has just fit up a new
anA elegant furniture room, rcsr his re,i
deucc on Market street, and offers to sell
furniture at low prices for cash. Give hi-l
-aH, when ynR cn,g," t,.toan. T.. :u-.i
t.fa " ~ bear inspection.
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OFFICERS OF THE UNITED STATES.

President Ulysses $ Grant Illinois
Vice President Schuyler Cofsx-- Indiana.
Sec of State, Hamilton Fish New York.
Sec of Treas'y. Geo boutwell,. Massachusetts
Sec of War WIN W Belknap. Iowa.
Sec Of Navy Ge, Rnbeson. New Jersey,
sec af Interior Jacob D. Cox. Ohio.
NJ GEN :. A Creswell. Maryland,
Attorney Gen. T.. r iIoar. Massachusetts,
SUPREME Ceunr Chief Justice. 5. P. Chose, of
Ohio Associate Justices = Nathan Clifford. OF
Maine Samuel Nelson Of New York. David Da-
yis Of Illinois. Noah II Sw,yne of OHIO, SAM
mel F. Miller. of Iowa, Stephen J. Field. of Cal.
Salary of Chief Justice $500. of Associates So
p0o
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METEOROLOGICAL REPORT for the week
ending April 7th, 1870, from three daily
observations, as furnished by K. i'enton, Of
Penn tp. Max. of Thermometer, 50 on April
7th Min. 26 on April 4rh at 9 p. m.
Mean of the week, &C. Max. of Barometer,
% - on April eth Min. 60 on April
9th. Range "a. Mean of Barometer for
the week, os 06. Depth Of water fell du
ring the week, 616 of an inch. Snow
inch. Snow during the winter, Of inches
The week mostly cloudy Wit, rain on the list
and ID. Light snow on the night Of the 4th
Fields and roads mostly bare excepting
drifts. Waters falling and mud drying up.
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New TIN SunP.-W neglected to state
last week. that Mr.. F. Sackctt had just O.
perc,i Tinvare establishment on Market
St. Mr.. :. j. youns man, just commeHc
inr business, and good workman, and wor-
thy the patronage OF generous public.
SEC a,lycrri-cnpDt
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IMPORTED LIQUORS,

SUCH As
BGiVDIES and HOLLAND GINS,
PURE OLD CRAZE B2IVDIES
PURE OLD CABINET U,HISKEYS
OLD GRAPE WINES
All the above brands warranted pure and to
excel anything in this market for medicinal pur-
poses GEt Cpt.BukN.
March 3O.'70-tfl Propr of Shaw House.
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4 ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTlCE.-Let
~ ters of Administration on the estate
of Thomas Lidieli late of Clear field boro dec a.
having been granted to the u.iersi yned. notice
Us hereby given that all persons indebted to said
estate required TO make in mediste payment.
and taos. aviug claims agains: the same will pre-
sent them, properly auiherfica'ed for settlement
to SUPHRDNIA LIDDELL.
March o lS-o Ct AdmisfrutriS
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NEW goods receiving almost daily at
Reeds, Market str et
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MISS Fl. S. SWANS, School for Girls,
VI ClearIield, Pa.
The next Term Of TWENTY -twh weeks i'll com
msnc- on Monday. February n 1870.
TERMS TUITION.
Reading. Cr:hography wiring Object Les
Primary Arithmetic and Primary
Geography. per half term tnf II weeks S. 90
History. Local and Descriptive biography
with Map Drawing 1rammar, Mental
and Written Arithmetic, 5t
Algebra and the Sciences Q Ha
Instruction in Instrumental Music, j.: 90
Oil Painting I2 0u
Wax Work. 0G
For full particulars send for Circular.
Cfearfi. ID August 25. ls69-ly
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EXECTTORSN SNOTICE-Letters TeSta-
Gmenrarv on the estate of &. Philip Giie-
ich late of Lawrence etounshiP.dcceased having
ueen granted 10 the undersigned ho'ice II
her.,x oive, that all persons indebted to said es
tate are required to maze immediafe payment
and those having .laims against the same VIII
present taem. properly authen,nc.teh. Tor st tito
n,an, 10 JAMES WRIGLEY.
W.-cb . ,s70-5t. Executor.
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CtLGSiSJ QUOTATIONS of Government Secu-
~ rites God etc James I. Br2dy Cos
No. 63 " ood street, Pittsburg. Pa.
Saturday AnriI IS7n
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MA r RTE D.

On Sunday, April 81, 1870, at the re:i
dence of Ei;lm Pa smore. by John Norris
Esq Nr. XACFIARIAH BLOOM and Miss
CHARLOTTE WINTERS, all OF Pike twp
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ALL that is requested, is to call, examine
the goods and prices. and if not satisfactory
you need not purchase REED, Market ST.
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DRUNEs-aquantityo on hand and fsr sale st
Navsy GRAHAAS.
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PERSONS indebte! 10 VIM Reed & CO.,
will take notice that all unsettled accounts
must lie promptly settled by the lst of May.
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DISSOLUTION.-The partnership here
~ toiore existing between +. 3. Patton.
John Patton. F. 4. Irwin AMI Jos X. Irwin. in
the planning Mill business. unier the name Of Z
u Patron 4 Co is thi. day March l6thl was dis
so,r,d h, mutual consent Th. books will be left
in the hands of jos Irwin for the present
Person, having unsettled accounts viii ple.se call
and settle. r. ~:
JOHN PATTON.
curuensvjIle A IRWIN.
Nsreb % ISTH-3t. JOS. IRWIN.
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no WATERMEN- The undersigned
woull inform the peop'e of Clearfield
county. hat he viii again. This snrng. open
boarding house at Fu'tons Dead Water. for the
accom- m niatinn OF r,ft-men. He solicits a cali
from his old friends and customers, and all 9th
ers Come come all
March {. 9.7D-d WM- NJ. JOHNSON
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TO RAFTSMEN f.!

Good iJuding at the Mouth OF the Summation
in Good posts for srubbiny. and go,d fare at
tho Hotel J. W. MERREY.
Sac 7O-5mO.p. Proprietor.
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N-H-E-w.-Our reference to the new
county project of our. PhiEpsburg neigh
o''S' seems 70 be sour grapes" to the Belle
'onie AatioaaL 1t says:
loa ought TO desist.- Your fun is really take n
- ear nest by several people We wot of 1t will
I've I've Tue effect Of dividing the country into cor
,.,, .ol,, and making every sand hill dog Kennel
We'll, certainly, if our fun is really
"Nen IN earnest perhaps We had better
"esist Nevertheless, sand hill dog
Nshnel Is brilliant idea. But whether
,ne expression has special reference to Belle.
iohte becoming county seat and Could q
1en'zen thereoi, is no, so clear
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!HE SEAw House. Il he following notice
oi ;hls house, is from the Altoona Sun, AM
VII bear reading
ELEGANT HOTEL the handsome
S'%ns IN the interior of Pennsylvania, Clear
RR-H occupies conspicuous position.
;'a'qfe has done much tor it, while man 9
hardIw"sk has not been Idle. and the result
: IN' "r three'of the handsome.t churches
an q, hotels to be found anywhere. The
shaw House, just finished. and KEEP, by
Heorgc y Colburn, is complete in every
t1HDeet newly furnished with elegant new
-1Fniturc from bottom to top; and Mr. &.
and hls lady know exactly how to do justice
ami render satisfaction TO their guests.
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RELIGIOUS Rev Nixdorff will h ID SER
vices in the Lutheran church at j o clock
on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday eve
nings. OF this week. preparatory to con-
remoratiug the Lords Supper on Sabbath
next at | ! o clock A. ~
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T,uE highest market prices paid f.. Shingles
1 b- J SHAW SON
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NLoSIE;f PRICES OF DEHAVtN 4 BRO
" 40 South Third Street. PbiIade'phia.
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ATAILS SpIkES-thecheape-t in the unity
~ =, NoSSap'S
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-07-28

How RussIA EsTEEMs THE UNITED
STATES The estim alton in which ou'
country lie held by Russia was literally
illustrated short time since in the fol.
lowing manner: A memorial was pre-.
sented to our Government for the rele's
Of Madame Jsrochs. a granddaughter oI
Gen. Pulaski. of Revolutionary fame. and
her husband. who were bsnished to ST.
beris for participating in the Polish insnr.
rection OF 1868. The request was com.
municated TO our Minister at St. Peters.
burg. who. in reply. informed our Secre.
tsry of STATE that the request has been
granted. This was an unusual courtesy
Tor Russis to extend. when we rememh her
how terribly severe aud unrelentine her
course has always been toward political
prisoners. 1t Shove that she still enter.
tains the respect and admiration for
onr country which she 20 frequently man-
ifested during tie var when England and
France were plotting our disunion and
destruction. and that shs willingly grants
q favor to parties who have violated her
laws. because Of onr gratitude TO their an.
cestry for services rendered BY them in
the dark days Of our war for Independ-
ence.