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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-07-27

UMoN PACIFIC RAiLRoAp.-Bv
means Of the lines ofrail which reach
from ocean to ocean, aud as the direct
result of tlegrcat route which stretch.
es across the Continent. from Omaha
to San Francisco, a freight line has
been established which completely
eclipses any other enterprise of the
kind ever attempted. The line re.
ierred to extends from China aud ia.
pan to Philadelphia, New York and
Havre. Shipments arc made direct
from the former TO the latter places.
the time TO New York being from
forty TO iorty.fve days, and to Havre
from iorly-fve to fifty five days. The
rates Of freight arc as follows:
TO NEW YORK.
In gold TO San Francisco; in chr.
rency San Francisco to New York
Raw silk, 81 cents per pound; teas
% cents per pound; fancy goods. San
Francisco TO New York. Gi cents
The above rates include all expen
ses OF transhipping at San Francisco
RATES OF INSURANCE ny rms LINE.
Yokohama to New York. teas and
other goods, p raw silk in bales ,
Hong Kong aud Canton waters teas
and other goods, 3 raw silk in bales
y Shanghae, teas and other goods
. raw silk in bales, q.
TO nAVRE--IN GOLD.
law silk, lOl cents sper pound Silk
worm eggs, 20 cents per pound
RATES on INSURANCE ny rms ttNr
lokohamato llavre, raw silk. 10
SUR worm eggs, II Hong Kong and
canton waters, raw silk, u; sil, /
worm eggs, II. Shanghae. raw sik
u silk worm eggs, II.
Shipments upon the above route will |
eommoncc Immediately. and viii. with. |
out doubt, prove such a success as IN. 1
magnitndeoftbe undertaking deserves
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-07-27
CLEARFIELD ACADEMY.
Rev. P. |. Harrison. A. NJ, Prlncipal.
THE FIRST SESSION Nofth. ,,h,,.,,,

TUE FIRST SESSION Of the next seh,lsri,
IL year Of this Instiution will eommsnc, o.
a vN DAY, the 5th day Of September. 1870.
fup'ls can enter At any time. They viii h,
charged with tuition from the time ley sbius
the close Of the Session.
me course oiinsuuciion embraces every tbitf
iheiuaed In thorough, practical and Aoeea.
pushed education for both sexes
The Principal having had the Advantae, ,i
much experience in bis profession, stsur.I pa
rents and guard ans that bis entire ability Ibi
energies will be devoted to the moral and m,u-
tai training Of the youth placed under his ehsrg,
TERMS OF TUITION.
Orthograrhy, Reading, Writing and Primary
Arithmetic, per Session IN weeks) s. "
GrammAr, Geography, Arithmetic, and
History st,t
Algelra, Geometry. TrgonOmetry, Men.
suraiion, Surveying, Philosophy, Ph,si.
ology, Chemistry, Book Keeping, Botany
and Physical Geography ~ 90
Latin, Greek and French, with any ,fth,
above Branches a., %
MUSIC-Piano $50 lessousl- $40 20
rs-No deduction will he made fer .b,sr,.
ES- Ger further particulars inquire Of
Rev. Z. l.. HARRISON, AN,
REQ. 3 ls'o'u Principal.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-07-27

TnE OLDEST LlviNG.-Tho Oldest
living Congressman is Hon Andrew
Stewart, of Fayette county, this State.
He was a colleague of President
buchanan, fifty years ago, and is the
sole survivor, we believe, of all his co.
temporaries. He is about eighty
years old, but is still in good health
and quite active. lie paid visit to
Washington City last week, where he
was welcomed by many members OF
Congress, and regarded as vencra-
ble relic of the past. lie was first
elected to Congress Fifty years ago,
and served several successive terms
with great credit to himself and con
stitucucy.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-07-27

The Philadelphia Age says: The
Radicals heroabouls have "gone back
on General Grant. His humane snr.
gestion to "have peace WIS con.
temptuously disrogarded on Tuesday
and Wednesday. Black eyes, broken
heads, and bloody Goses, "werc as
plenty as blaokbcries." Rowdyism
and blackguardism were universally
rampant, and the peace and good order
Of the city were shamefully outraged
by the political ruffians who were
struggling to get possession of the
public Treasury.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-07-27

NEw ENGLAND ALL THE TmE.-lr
the interest Of the cotton manufacture
ers Of New England the Radicals in
Congress, while voting to take the
duty off coal Pennsylvania prod uc
ton, and while reducing the duty on
iron, another Pennsylvania prCduc
ton, raised the duty on cotton fabrics
The bill which passed the House on
Monday Of last week provides that
for every yard Of unbleached cotton
imported 3 cents per yard shall be
paid, aud 10 per cent ad valorem
and on all colurcd, stained or printed
cottons, 3 cents per yard and 20 per
cent. ad yalorem. These duties which
are to be levied on foreign cotIons
to create n monopoly for the New
England manufacturers, amount to
the full retail price of cotton before
the war Such protection as this is
nothing but robbery of Pennsylvania
for the benefit Of New England States.
IL is an outrage.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-07-27

SUDDEN DEATH.-The telegraph on
saturday announced the sudden death,
AT CresSon, on Friday night, Of Mr..
VI Z. franciscus, general agent of tho
pennsylvania Rail Road Mr.. Z pass.
cd OIL so quietly that his wife knew
nothing of his death until she awoko
in the morning, although she occupied
the same bed he did.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-07-27

A ROYAL SUIclDE-Monsieur Para.
dol, French Minister Plcuipotcntiary.
shot himself at Washington, on tho
10th. Ilo had just been appointed
and arrived in Washington week
previous to committing the fatal decd
English, German, ana French Court
circles praise him highly as an accom-.
llished statesman and gentleman
NO cause is assigned for the rash act.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-07-27
Aleu- advertisements.

NlRA1'-strayed from the premises Of the
IL subscriber about the Let Of July. large
three-y -ycar-old white BULL. with red spots aSJ
short horns liberal reward viii be pnid for
his recovery. and any information coneerninr bi.
whereabouts will be thankfully received.
Address JAMES OSBURN
jy29;Srpd Rockdalc Mills. Jefferson C.. D.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-07-27

4 AuftoN.-Allp persons asc hereby cautioned
Y against purchasing or in any way mcadlipr
With four beds aud bedding. thirteen chairs. two
coal stoves and pipe, two wasb stands and fixtures
one centre table, one sei Of dishes and bar rootn
,eintere aud tNiurcs, nov in the possession Of
Mrs Cnihariuo HOLES. OF Glen Hone y, 4, I'M,
same belong to me. being purchased a, shcriF's
sale on July oh. 1870, aud are loaned 10 hen spb
l',l 5, 70 Ty oraer W. S. DlCKET,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-07-27

Mono OFrIcE-HoLDER-A white
woman, the wife of deceased soldier,
has been turned out of the Fourth
Auditors Office Of the U. S Treasury
to make room for Kate V. Jennings,
a mulatto, whose father is reported to
have great influence with negro
voters of Washington City. This is
the first appointment Of an African
female among the lady clerks in the
Treasury Department. II is such a
concession to the negro vote as the
Radicals will be compelled to make il
they expect to hold 1t. That they
are ready to make the sacrifices dc.
manded of them their conduct shows.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-07-27

DEAp.-Gen. VIM. A. Lcecb, Regis
'er OF Wills of Philadelphia, died il
.na' city on the 2Olh, after lingering
illness The city has lost an excellent
shiccr' and the Democratic party a
bold defender.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-07-27

CONFERENCE.-The Groensburn
Democrat congratulates the RAIDS OF
that district as follows: "The Re.
publicans on Tuesday nominated A.
w Taylor, Esq, Of Indiana, as their
candidate for Congress, in this Dis.
trict. We congratulate them. They
have now man who speaks and
writes English who uses a pocket
handkerchief and who IL be does get
drunk will not cry about it.. A zen.
tleman might associate with Mr. Tav.
lor without finding himself belied af.
forwards We hope if elected Mr.
T. will not play soullion for his party .
and will not sell cadciships." Covode
IS the present member.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-07-27

A New Jersey editor says that in
passing along the street the other
night he ovcrhoarda a fifteenth Amend.
ment singing, with a force sufficient
TO burst his head, a song, only ono
verse OF which he can remember, as
follows:
II is sin TO steal pin
crime 10 cut a throat
Bot darned sight bigger to stop a niger
From putting in his vote
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-07-27
Private Sale!

TINE subscriber offers for sale On ..s, ,.,u,.
Il HOUSE AND LOT, situate in tho aourisb
log borough of 0sccoa. The properly h we'll
hnished dcsirably located and fitted IN for either
physician or dentist. For terms, &c. apply ON
the premises or address the undersigued
G. KLINE.
0sceola Mills, IA July 27, ls7O-s'.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-07-27

IA s hereby given that letters of administration
on the estate Of ROBERT u. BANY. dccc,se5.
late OF Burnldo township. Clearhc'd county II,
having been duly granted 90 iho uuacr.'rns1 sii
pcrsons indebted TO said estate viii please male
payment, and those having claims or demands
Mh present them properly authenticated Tor set
ucmeni, JOSEPH N. RANY,
June 20. is7s-oipd. Adn,inisir1,,,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-07-27
Zeal estate for Salt.
Valuable Zeal Estate for Sale

INlh undersigned. residing in Union township.
L Nicarheld county. offers his Farm Cor saie. l,
aVo'ns lands Of iloiiopcicr Lines aud others and
CONTAINS oNR HUNDRED AcRrsi
SiHty-hrc Of which srr improved ana under GOOD
cultivation, and the balance covered with n bs.,,
growth Of Pine, Oak and llcmlook timber. Tbtr,
y eioeied thereon frame dwelling house. a lsrgs
mans g nafn and the other necessary uutbundipss
tN9,g oi good spring water on the premises. for
The undersigned at Rcclton p. o.
""4 -'--m II. A. COURTNEY.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-07-27

The Democrats Of Illinois succeeded
in the late election in that State in
electing majority Of the Supreme
Judges The Supreme Bench OF Hin.
ois now stands four Democrats TO
three Radicals.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-07-27

DErALcATIoS-Thc Bloomsbury Co.
lumbian learns that A. p. Fowler,
Treasurer Of the Cock Robin Iron
Works Of Danyille, aud formerly
Cashier Of the First National Bank
of that place, is deiauItcr to largo
amount, and has absconded. The lia-
biliucs Of the Company are placed at
from $4,000 to Sl30,000. Assets
not known, but we understand that it
is claimed they will pay seventy five
per cent. Of their Indebtedness. No
Information has been received as to
the whereabouts IF Fowler
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-07-27
IN THE COURT on COMMON PLEAS

Il "i NleafAelu county, Ia.
W. W. shaw and Edmund shaw, n. II. N.,
ndm'rs Of John Shaw, decd, N"; M ~. March
verrus - lotV.
Edward Hill and Abraham Goss en- Ia
The undersigned Auditor. having been snroipi
ed 70 make distribution OF the money arising from
the sale Of the real estate Of Edward Mn On the
above writ hereby gives notice that he will attend
to The duties Of his appointment, at the oafec Of
y. u. McEnally Esq.. in Clcarfcld on Thursday.
september s, A. D. 1870, at 10 O'Clock A NJ, when
and where al parties interested may attend.
jy2o4t j. W. McCuRDY, Auditor.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-07-27
DMlNlsTRkToR's NoTicr.-Y@

n - ~ fVI' = NWIINIIs- NnIirI
h is hereby given that letters of alminis.fntior
on ne estate Of SOLOMON pYLES. decd. lai,
iAe 20" nshir' Vlearaold county, Pcun'a. hay.
Ing been duly granted to the undcfsirped M ~.
sons Indebted 70 said estate will picase maj, IT,,
mont, and those having claims uf Remand. Mn
present them properly authenticated for sotticmeni
and allowance without drlnv.
u. u. RITTER, Administrator.
CurWcnsville, July rs. 1870 6ipa.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-07-27
Sherin's Sale.

DH virtue Of tundry wr,is Of Firri ggei,,
ID issued out OF the Court Of Common pioas n
CleaIhe'd county, aud to me directed. tber,
will be exposed TO PUBLIC SALE. The COM
House IN the borough Of Clcnrfold. on Monday
the l5th day Of August. 1870. ni O'Clock. =. m
the following Real Estate, to wit,
certain tract Of land situate in Brady town.
ship, Cicardeld county Pa. bounded and dcseribel
IS follows; Bounded on the west by land of Spi.
ley's heirs, north by Bogle and I.iita cast hy J
Lyons, and south by George Horn. aud containing
5O acres, moro or less, with a good orchard and
log house aud barn erected thereon: greater terl
Of said land being cleared soiasd. taken IN eyc
cuiion and to be sold as the property Of Alexan.
der Dunlap.
Alec. certain tract Of land situate In Brady
township, Clcarhcld county. Pa. bounded ana
described as follows, % wit. beginning ai a Whit
oak corner thence west no pouches TO A rrrt
corner of land sold to Robert Patton, bens5
north la2 pcrchcs 20 post; thence cast ss
pcfehes TO posts th1neo south 20 pcreb,s a. l
posi- thence onst 81 perchcs 90 a rost; ihepeg
south ll2 perches TO tho place of beginning c5n.
tanning SO acres and allogancc. having ai,aut ey,
acres cleared, With large steam saw min. Two
dwelling houses, store room aud frame barn erect.
cd thereon. Seized. taken 10 execution and to n.
sold ns the property Of q. W. Garfield and w. g.
Smith. We -
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-07-27
BOROUGH Ordinance.

A 4 meeting Of the Town Council Of the bor.
II ough Of Clcardeld, held July o, 1870 It was
ordered that the following Ordinance be published.
dated May u, 1866.
3. That no person shall be allowed to throw or
collect in pile or heap on any street or alley
within the limits Of the said borough any manure
or coal ashes, aud every person 90 offending shan
be tined Tor each oicnso in sum not less than one
nor moro than Eve dollars, 10 be collected AZ other
borough fines are by law recoverable.
4. All manurcs and coal ashes hereafter found in
any street or alley shall be- deemed the property of
the borough and It Is hereby made the duty of the
street Commissioner to take such manurcs aud coal
ashes and dispose Of the same at public or private
sale The proceeds Of said sale 20 be paid 10 the
Borough Treasurer for uce Of the borough.
Be q enaciod oHd ordaiasf bv hs nreges. and
Iorn c'Hncii Of fls borough Of & eagfsli ia coun.
cit osseab'sd aHd q "a lslsiy oririasd lv aufLor
~ af ~ sams, That from aad after August lst.
a. d. ls50 further buHais be prohibited 10 the sd.
Francis Roman Catholic Cemetery, a. now used
by thcm. JONA. BOYNTON nnr-,ss
huesi A. W. Lar Clerk. irl3-3t
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-07-27

Oliver lately nominated as Judge
of the supreme court Of the District
Of Columbia was until lately drug.
get in Michigan.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-07-27

There viii also be soli. Ay virtue Of n writ Of
i ffeft facias, ut Shorldan's steam Mills In nr,a,
township on the above named dav the follovlips
described property, to wit,
All the white pine timber Of the Defendant ON
Itho following described tract of land climate III
|Brady township. Cloarfcd county. Pa. known II.
the Elijah Ashoniclicr Dot. bounded ON 3be soptb
by The Waterford q susquehanna Turnnfke or5
hehtA 1oodlandor on the west by lands Of Ale
man khigscr un the north BY lands Of Jacob pcnft
on The east by road leading from HENRY Co,7'
lnndcr's TO Michael Rofsinrctr. coniair.tr 80,
80 acres Che timber 90 lc removed ,,,itir ,.g.,,.
ycart from December IN. 1865. thc am. t.,;,,.
hcen acquired by Defendants hv contract d,t.5
llth December 1865, with Elilnh A Ashrpf.itcr .,a
recorded in Miscellaneous Docket. mage 9fo. A.
All the white pine timber Of Defendant ON M
following Dot Of land, situate IN the townsl,in
Aforesaid known os The Peter Ashonfoner ioi
bounded on The north ly cleared land og said Peter
Ashcnicicr' cast by land Of David Asbcpfeltor
south by land Of Elias Rishol and John Potter sni
west Ply land Of Elijah Ashcuiclicr and Iaroh pert,
containing about 81 actress timber % lr rstuo,.,l
within iwonty years from the l2ih ncocmbcr. ises.
said timber having been acquired 4, Urfrn1ovt,
by contract with Peter Ashcnfoiirr da,ed teib m.
ocmbor 1861 recorded ia Msorfanenps no.,
page 2ol, &c Also, oil the white nine timhsr N
Doi,nuanis IN the lease Of The following piece of
ANA ana hll Che timber thereon N formrrchanisil,
lumncr or hiil siudi The same being situate IN lo
township aiorcsaid and containing about ~ ssrr.
ana ,n embracing fonias old saw inill and dam and
|oIos ~ ground surrounding said mill scat. iho
interest OF said Defendants having he,p ,,,,,..l
by contrast dated 27th November. iscs All \.
corded IN Miscellaneous Docket. paro 2so, tb.
ica'e OF said water privilege and mi scai 10 e,trpd
lof twenty years from date of said loasc Seigs1
nken m execution and to be sold ns the uro,,,,,
ai g. W. tanfcA W. G. Smith and ". n Cprr,5
Defendants "''sf
- Bidders will take notice that IS r,r
cent Of the purchase oney must ie raid wbr,
the property it knocked down. ~ Il viii be ~,
up again for sale. CYRFNIus uowp fN'
sHsnirrt OrricE. shs,ie
Cletrhsld, Pa, July %, 1870
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-07-27
DICKINsoN SEMINARY.

~ MlLLiAMsPoRr, PA, Fon Bsrg Srxrs
hef. W. LrE Srurrswoon. d. D.. President. ui,i
ainll and experienced corps of teachers char,
moderate. Situation delightful The crt,rsF,.
buildings are being thoroughly rcpaired. Tbe
next torn begins August 2s, 1870. For furibcr
Information address The President or send for !
catalogue. i,se s,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-07-27

Mono EQUALITY Evansville, July
ll.-Justico James Z. Walker has
declared the State laws punishing the
intermarriage Of negroes and whites
to be contrary to the Civil Rights act
of Congress. Peter Nandermade. a
llollandcr, and Lucy Ann Balcn, a
mulatto, who were arrested on Satur.
day, were released from custody aud
their marriage declared lawful.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-07-27
Lawrence School Fund.
SLumpsl SlumpsIl

VIE undersigned has purchased the right Of
Il Oleafhdd county Tor ESocu FArNswourn's
strNr EXrnAcTon. patented juno sth. 1s-o
This BE- decidedly The most convenient, trnst dur,
hlc. and bcsi machine Of thc day. Wet weather
VIII not affect g. the working part being an OF
iron. The machine is easily sci Up. and will ,,ort
any place that can be pluwcd. We VIII sen ma.
chimes Of a small profit on cost. and viii trv 10
make j 10 The advantage OF farmers TO buy them
we 'oacit orders itom those wanting machines.
H. T. FAkNSWoRrH. Clcarfeld. Pa.
~ ~ uAhhlsoN, Curwcusriilc. Pa
Gro. II. HAi, A gent, Ciosrncld. Pa. ivlssm
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-07-27
j. REY YNOLDS G. SON.
N W. corner 18th and Filbert Streets,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
TUscARoRA ACADEMY,
ADEMIA pa.


UNHE 35ih school year will begin September 7.
j We ask the attention Of parents and guardi-
ans TO a consideration Of the moriis Of this insii-
tuition.
LIST, IocaiiOn.- lIcnlthful. attractive and IN
every way favorable for physical development
ID. No Temptations Removed from the
saloons and loahng places incident to towns.
Sd, Educational Advantages. - Earnest
teachers aud surroundings favorable for study.
fth. Long Established. has been in
successiul operation "a years, and has had stu
dents from nearly every State.
9Th, Moral lnnuences.--The preorpts Of the
Bible arc daily taught.
9th, Cheap Rates.-Tcrms, $500.
51o-seni for a Circular. Application should
be made soon.
D. d. STONE A. NJ,
J. J. PATTERSON. A. NJ,
July Is, 1870 2m. Principals
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-07-27

IL The undersigned will scll AZ Private sal,
us hon.e aud L'i, situate on Locust street. \,
sssn ihfa and Fourth streets. in the borou,h
a, '.,aiu,la' ne property Is in good rrrair. ana
he sold At bargain Terms rs.,,
maIt NMAnLES IARnIMrn
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-07-27
Farm for Sale |

hh Farm Of John Spackman. late Of Cirsra
Il lowushin, deceased, consisting Of about lrs
Aef'' ei good farming land, lmost Of which Il
ooafedl and having thereon erected a GOOD home
ana barn. with an The usual contsnisness of =
pleasant home. For terms and further nsr,ieg.
lars, apply 10 TU NfEr IN
June ga. Ig-Otf '''''''l'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-07-27

A newspaper paragraph says that
Grant threatens TO cut of the head OF
every friend Of Sumner holding office
under him. Good aud while he is
ABOUT IL, why not cut off Summers
head lie has lived too long already
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-07-27
WnTBFRcEn's FLAvoRiNc rx-
Democratic Almanac.

Wis invaluable publication Is for sale st he
Il post oeice. Iishou'd be in The hands on every
Democrat. II contains full election rcturns fru
every county In the United States: besides he
number for 1896 contains complete list of The
namosoi allihc newspapers suppressed and mosbst
oannE lincoln's administration, and that lof 1897
contains The names of an those civilians who rers
Imprisoned during The same period. These toe
lists, for iu'urc rrfcrcncc. arc worth mor ihtn
the price 81 the publication. The number ior iss
ls also inH IF valuable statistics. Any sending
oo cents 20 ihe Post Master. win receive ny return
mail csry fur carh wear free II postage. fis25if
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-07-27

The New YORK Standard, the orran
OF Ben Butler and Simon Cameron.
desires an answer to this: "Has the
republican President a partyw
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-07-27

Extracted with The use Of Nirnous orrp Ca,
and Local ANrsrnEsiA, lihe only harnl,n and
c0olcni Annllleticl nov In nscl hN
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-06-10
BOSTON mARKET--June 8.

FL0UR.-There is better feeling for Flour
The sales have been at 81 so sl75 for Western
perfne $500 q s5.25 for common extras. and $3.50
5000 for choice.
,.GRAIN.-the Corn market has been quiet
The sales have been at slls al 90 for Southern and
63@ % cts. ? bush. Rye sales at sl10@s1l5 T. bush
PR0NISI0NS.---Pork continues TO be very
auiet The Sales have been at ESQ "a $3.50
for prime 5000 s30o0 for Beef has been sell
ling at SIS sI6G for mess and so 50 a "a for family
Lard 161z q III cts. q 10. Smoked Hams. l5lz lec
2 h.
PRoDUCE.-There is dull feeling for Butter
The sales for choice. n Y and Vermont daries have
mon Cheese is not 50 firm with the sales at Is q Ice
White Beans. sl.75 % $50. Potatoes selling al
50 q, so cts. ? bushel. Eggs IS a 2 cts p don.
WOOL.-There has been q good demand fol
domestic wool The sales have been 1000 coo pounds
of fleece and pulled. the fleece from 40 q IS cent
as to quality. Pulled has been sold as high as l6 G
s9,s cts. per ID.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-06-10

SUIcIDE.-The wife of Jerome Hill
lard, a prominent citizen of Walling
ford, aged about 80 years, commit ed
suicide Sunday afternoon the 18th ult
by throwing herself into Otter Greek, a
few rods from her residence. She left a
note to her children, saying Life is a
burden to me, children. Be kind tc
your father. He has always been kind
to me-" Mrs. Hilliard leaves, besides
her own family, large circle of rela.
tives and friends to mourn her loss.