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At the close Of his speech, on Saturday
evening, when Mr.. Wentworth entered
upon his campaign with SO much Elan, he
announced that he had still good deal
more to say ;. Tonight he will say it at
Burlington Hall, corner of Sixteenth aud
State streets, and we advise people who
,}on't like 10 be crowded to keep away.
, 1870-11-01

We thought the Irish member Of Parlia-
mont was witty when he remarked: chr.
Speaker; smell rat. see him floating
in lie air. But, mask me, Rh&ll nip him
in the bud" But tho Spectator, an insur-
surance advertiser, gravely says:
''Llfe Insurance, thus the tants fatuus OF shoa.
RancE. haa ontttrcd It's popularity aaong the
MISSES, and haa become stony soil 10 cult.
ynse.h
insurance, but We never attempted tc
"eultivate the stony soil which an igaia
Jatuus becomes, after it has outli~ed it,
popularity.
, 1870-11-01
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER /, 1870,
REPUBLICAN, H0MINATloAs.

.fns Representative In ConrTe8s tor the State At
Lasxe. gene,1l JOHN l.. LOGAN.
st1te Trtasurar, ERASTt1S Y. BATES.
4npettn.eunenr Of Public Instruction, NEWTON
rATkAAT.
Coru9.&trs-rs at the Fen!trnttary, ELMER
WAS1DUKS Ann CASpAR HUTL
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ADuklB CONGRESSMAN,

If there ever Was time in the history
VI Chicago when il needed a man il Goa
greAs capable "f understanding. explain
ing. and defending her c1aims in Congress,
it is row. For all practical purposes. VT
might as well send deaf and dulna, man
10 Congress as Mr.. Charles B. Farwell
His ,fortt is business, where but little Is
said, no matter ho~ large the transactions
n1sy be. HIS babi1s aud associations, his
education, and his experience. lis abilities,
and capacities are all foreign to shose
which qualify q man TO represent this
metropolis in the Congress Of thu United
States. sofaras llswould represent CHARLES
y. Farwel], or the house Of Far~oll i
Co., perhaps he would do SO az well as any
other person but, il elected ut all, he il 10
be elected to represent a1l the other mer-
chants, md ali the other interests IN CHI
| cago. For this duty. he is wholly M
| qualified
| The census OF 1870 establishes the
ascMdancy Of the West in the affairs Of
the government. Political power is TO he
| transferred from the Atlantic SLOPE to the
al'sasss'pp sai1ey' IN tn1s ne" arpofslon-
ment OF powes' and IN IT'S e1e1e'so upon
e"e D'." - ~. n.'A1'. -, ~A'e@6o :. ~ 'e"e
prominent par. Inc Whole country
II ae''aten@ lineage nas sas@!s an"
en''o''s oaes, III W "'tecaions' rhtso".so'
CleSelana' buhalo' Oetlo't, An~aukee.
u faa'' c'ne1nn@1': o. LOUIS. hoa's-
WIZ aAo eseA pupu4ue' ~; a'o, Aepie-
sented' and VIII continue to
oe represented, ~ men S'''e ~ speaA 1of,
49, az. ..s.. ~ a'n' ~ '..en eaou,e aua !.
tnel. o1s.'.e ~ ~ ua''s I VI - mGnoef .. ..
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,
11e NUS aso ne aa A''en.'7e una "atcn.n'
ne"'s, ., ~ ,:, .os ,,ouse , ~ uos. oe ap'e'
lA'"'t'e' 'e"s'''', ~" e'."tt'' ~ sAp'Aio
Fna'os I'fop'ai.'o.' anu u give 1ne 'e'-
~ .,4s-, ~ -. a,s. ~. :. x... ~ -, 1a1ss ~
s'.' =. <"ut''neAA tne .oaec 'no ops1a
'aon o. 'oe ia,skaase o1 a ol''' or CT pro
l'seu a'"eo,ue' a,o ~, '''ast W. .e"uS ~ S''1
t#o u sieeeo' VI "o'l' ~ suggest Aoa'nca
t'ohf' propose changes, nna 10 :'ve III
teazo0s ., 'Aete4o'' ne o''4st w 1ata :. Fef
SOD. He cannot cail III a1 attenuant pnn'
, 1870-11-01
TIE CELEBRATED
MURRAY
s&
LANMAN'S
FLORIDA WATER.

The most lasting, agreeable,
and refreshing of all perfumes,
tor use: on the Handkerchief
at the. Toilet, and In the Bath,
For sale by all Druggists and
Perfumers.
, 1870-11-01

~: t:ens',' rn;"'i" 4 ptrFs s,7te re,sn,e, x1,l
:rc.k al to'lows:
Rssf",S; Ris,n wa;.d,: IS.sH.r SoTxn,tss1 S.sansf
Non. Nm. !. PIERCE, nennl.aean ea4alaa@
y. ". o1~'e o'aAso1' t-*slA.s1'a p'''4'@'' "A'
Lis1,cn. xoE.mnerI
linn. Il {. ID,S. neanptcsn canatlnte for
Congress In the s.x,h Ilssrict, wall speak ~ fol-
Itsser. Kcn,an Comfy. Soremhe...
Acf1ss' 1'uh"5 eoa'''' .'o'e'a"S'
1aE fasoa 0u 11ors
e.
1he TACT tnat the SeaMne' seH.s"ppoH
ing. ano Responsible i'oo''c Jo"'''s'7 u ue
county represent Lie lAAaes Aol WHICH,
they sE'eaE' nss long neen an accepted
|. .tatn ~ 'i'e Po''''eH 81 a' ,o1a'os .,. .1AN
nave Tree pfess and Tree bailot' news
papers become .ndependent and selt sup
poa1tne IN 3nst 'ne aes.ee 'ns' 'aes 'a4'n
foAy REPRESENT at leass- the 1caotng ana
thinking members OF their party ihe5
oecIn7 III @a''@e3'I't4oas oa' a"'et'
t'semcnts, IN income md patronage. IN
popularity and 'ntaeaoe' In 1na tae de-
gree tHss taeF ta'i 10 l1a'sue eo"tse .nae
o'lna'es Ae' - !s
.ne''. - ~ e..ea ts1usl"s 80 a0o ~.
1as u'~' o''"A' y ~, P" . as
support OF first-elass daily jour.
na1' e'ae1 ,,.
or regular onseFs ana aasettlsets,
"an'pe6 'ooas'as ~, Aae ' ~. ~ t :. t1m'Ms
OF l'efsons IN al "a48s o. 4''s, " .o'o"7
tna' sacce'sS'"1 1.a'' 5oa.Aa - 4eans .as
nS'ft fsl'!eatn'a'.ss Aase4taaon IA wv
"o.''' - 14'4' '7e'.,''i'N'>>1 e.'0A>' ~
p1hs' eoi.esl''hueuee' anu sou'u'.u
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es -. 80, ~ '
in ,,onulatity ho moy be. and however
,,.,II,., 1..s1 -,..,.- @ ~.
,.s..s uf some ,,.,-1ion 1T ifs readers For
If Il nn1,l;c ivurna, had no halter mems of
irforca,;on ,bpn ;te raaaa,s ro,at;vo IN
,1r9 I'D n,e,sn-ax thas ,ronfd m, -.aort
10 i, far inf,,rnat;,n ,Thov u;11 nn,r sun.
-. -. -.
a.,,,s M - .s,aa. a. "-,-. @ :. a,s.a', .s4 ae .hs;s
aan,,1.on r,a',, ~ ~ T. ,.aa.s,s:;na -! a' ~ . -.
A 'A y. A'0",sass 'o"' ."
Two persons one .nofoosniy 'nio'naeo Ana
, 1870-11-01

The opinion that prevailed III the city
yesterday tmong the knowing ones vas
that Long John would -'raise" Charley
Furwcll about 10000 majority in the dis
triet. At the Republican campaign head
quarters it was pretty generally admitted
What Farwell would be badly beaten.
Nearly nil the runners and bummers
brought in word from the vnsions wards
TINT tho current was everywhere setting
strongly in Wentworths favor. Judd and
Gsas+tte, in private conversation, ''gave il
up"
The only thing they are fighting for NOS
is to keep down Wcntworth's majority
Farwell himselt has lost confdenses an,
his anxious countcnanco betrays that b
feels whipped already. His hackers are al
feazfully Notwithstanding the edito
Ut the Z<itung. Il Faxwell vas man q
moral conrage, nnd Ind a wise regard fo
his own standing in the party. he wou1
l withdraw from tho ticket, on the ground Q
his being nonresident Of the district, an
l quietly retire to his Lake Forest villa.
, 1870-11-01

TIE Cleveland Hasnssas<r Of October 3. says:
YESTERDAY afternoon, at about 10 o'clock. 40
sceidert happeye4l - little girl which xorl y
undoubtedly have proved iAtal hut for the rr.
Gatkable lr6SeEce Of Etu1 exhibited by 4 fan
5eaIs' CID bog. The ct-co.nstaoces ot tho c1ss
are sfesrs a little daughter Of Mr. Jsuca Mel
len, eyed sro year., went from her home o.
Wecd Aseet to lhe next house - p'aJ with srt,c
boy. The TWO chl1drcu we're plsy1ag alonf IN tnc
polling tho carl and walking backward. Wnen sac
came To he c1fietu, which WIS uncoEered o. the
time a. 1t Was wzsh QsJ, ant fell 10 The cis1et:
8 eiShttets9eep and na aver nsc scet of water y
1t. The little boy ssH hs playmate fall and, qucs1f
Funn!ne to the edge OF the els ern, he ihEcT htt.
sell On hts fece, his chtn restln9 nn the cum anu
stFctrncd his Eauds roEard the water. As tac
Etf roee to the srrfAce she threw up her aTns and
the little hero caught het mo wrists md hel1
them tightly, screaming loudly fot his 'mtmA
The nctntr, accustomed TO hearing him call thu
while playing. NJ at.t pAtd no Attention 70 HIM
but ~ ne co11tnned 5 shout, ane vent % hin
and saTcd the edrl from drowning. So dCnslJ hAs
The boy hcld on that tie tnrs7nts Of bis doEer'
and Niger natg wexc sezy diAttpcf upon TIE is1lt
Rhra wTltt md ME rsd 50 Struggled in the wAttl
srat hs chin xas much bruised aRa,nsl tie c1s,e
curb, hut kttt he held On and his efforts sAyet
the chltd1 hfe.~
, 1870-11-01


sgsn y nd ve opucse Din now, 20. q any
ack ct confidence 10 NJ hes.nss ~
Ms' Fa1vs,l is ID reeula. csn1,lale ois the Re-
publican ps,ty.-Esen."2 3'a'"ah .o,,,,
~ r'ato 10 .A'11 " =.
AF. wentworth ~ NJ. Is leeuAl A
n a'as.o - ms. %.,. ~ ".4.. .'e A@s ~. 41 ..,,ss
t'o una''1' aD 1'Ao''' +o'a0 " sno "@
"p'on o.gaa,zat'oo' WHICH IL 'ateets e
Po'sa s,. VI 'naass1"aS 1no ,e'ps.'H..o
ta"..'Nn 'n'e44eu'o'' 1' naa oeSn n!Atco =,
'he farmers OF Inc county, ~ho are nea.J
~ t.epaoneans' ~ W =, = eano'aA' .u ,a nno n
nas "eea piea'es'' on MI a'ae'' ~ 'no i-'",
Aepnblicsns VINO supported tne elazen7
.eAet aas ias' 'Ai 10 euosent ~ faa e'As.''
''>oeo c'''zens' o. ~ patl'es, walled Oh n'in I
1t metropolitan liA'. last SATURDAY even
'as' ''F ''e P"tposs VI a'cet'a a ns'
WE'VE On men anu things IN general; ano.
4ttes hearing ~nas he ma TO say were en-
s'tetS 'a''hne" 'aefe""o' ahu ins's'eo vi
Its acceptance Of the nomination, ten'1ef-
ed TO him. and then and there he was pei
'tsaaea 10 lelsY III 1He ala1nla''se' auo eon-
sent to run.
1t will he *ccn from these facts thaf As'
wentworth mas heth Nominated Suea
more than fsrwell has. and Is fairly md
'eg'''ma:cIy before s.'e people AZ q cana'-
''a1e lor toneseHS olF' faf"ell Ii oh'y ene
ao1uinee Of fraction OF the Republican
pa''ys ona .hat Inc smaller one ne 's Inc
eIlel OF 'ae bafnaele cll1nc, %non INC
J0uraat vigorously ionsot at the 1sst e.ee,
, 1870-11-01
DYSPEPSIA,

WsRneFt Dyrp*rsIa TOME II e12ree.tv f.: Ds4praIa
Nd 70 net fetounrnard fur any other dis-sSe- pyf
ptrE.et. tfy Il, Sot1 ay D.15ki4;s-
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"AI<TE1S~S
PILE REnlF ~.


Kazur1-s File Ken,+dy l. <raE4nt.-d tn r5sr ~ ~
case Of Nrn3, ltehEE. and E=t diaS Piss- Su11j ~
D7ufkistz. Prize One pelltr-
, 1870-11-01

hrbs II. ard tpke : few whins, then PASS f to
U:mhIin be smokes and gives Il TO tho man
next, snd 70 It goes around When It hAa
=; Ghis be tafes o. hs ,rona omn pe
nipe. Icsa smoke ny own pipe in turn,
Isasa 70, ~isn az, the nonp1essea ase pYs bus s
is1ga: etera, which 1t some tims has
been tsokcu. and now tkere is bucHk1n !ag
xour.d aToand it and lied With sine.. 60 thst
locks ike the bu15ing ground Of Old dead
eujitlas venerable for ! centuv. To 6zin
tine refill II, then engage in very earnest
conversation, and I'll unaw&xes I pass it to my
paRhbor, not lighted
VeH. 1 tell the Idian. that wieh TO spend
ecre raontha iu their country during the COM
| ing Texr, md that would like them to treat
u,a IL friend. I do net E1sh to trade, do
not want their lands. Heretotwe have found
| it vrrJ difficult to nake tho natives nndet-
stand my object, bnt tho gravity Of the Nor
uoa nj, siouag helps me much. I tcal them them
,ass nsa ~ ..s tho .58sa. sass 10 70 % fner "fs 7s
many things. that they spend much
tjrac in .eatripg, aod that the greatest MIN ID
Re Who lnowe the mort They want to know
| ii about the mountains and the valleys. the
1 rivera and tie c1nons, the boAsta, and birds,
tr,tes snd where they live: Of Eazopesn na-
tioue, cf the Chinete, Of Africans, and ali the
Strange things abont them that como to my
MUD. ttn them q ths oesan, Of greas
rivers and high mountains, Of atta1ge beasts
md tirds. It LAST tell them shat x,sl, to
isun about their e.nons and mountains. sud
about themselves. to tell 10 other uleu II
home, and that I want to take pictures Of
everything, and SHOW them to ~ hiends, Al!
the nsuner rcade deep impression
Then their Ch1ct replies:
| AYcur talk IL good, End We believe what you
! tay, your heart to Rood.. We believe Ia 1so0sA
W. have feard 1hooL bl1n Snr many Kno~A. We
viii lo.k upcu You II 4 father. When Jon aEe
nuae1J Joa may hare cur game You rnay sa:her
! Yau oorue to our drink We viii show you the
snT.I d. ara Jtu may drtbk: the water IA good.
We vi, oe 1rieDds and shea you come Wt viii be
| tisd- We wiz tel The Indiana who 1--WE On the
Cther ode Of The RTeax rtsex that We haze seen
Ea-pu-fata and be u the indiana friend We Will
fe1I ihem 10 ls JACOBS friend We are veEJ poos.
/ I0of Il our women and children: taey A!e naked
| Ws Eare no hozses: ve climb Tho sneas, nd oaf
yteJd Iitt1e food md m1ny thornA. When the cold
/ moon1 octor, tuf cnld1eo Ate hungry. We hsvs
| uot mitch T. dive: 5ou must uot salak u mean
! Yuu aro W:se; We hare heHza Joa t.n
, 1870-11-01

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TT F. N A U G j. E
WATCH MAKER,
GRAHAM'S ROW, CLEARFIELp.

The undersigned respectfully informs his old
customers and the public. that he has on hand
(and constantly receiving new additions,) a large
stock of Clocks, Watche and Jewelry.
CLOCKS, a large variety from the best Man
ufactory, consisting of Eight-day and thirty hour
spring aud Weight, and Levers, Time, Strike and
Alarm clocks.
WdTCHES-a fine assortm ent, o fsilver Hunt
ing and open case American patent Levers, plain
and full Jeweled
GOLD PENS. an elegant assortment, of the
best quality. Also, in silver extension and desk
boldcrs
SPECTACLES, a large assortment, far and
sight, colored and plain glass.
JEWELRY of every variety, from single
piece to full set
Also, a fine assortment of Spoons, Forks, but
ter knives, etc, plated on genuine Alabata.
Al SO Hair Jewelry with pure gold m mounting
got up TO order Call and see sample book.
All kinds of Clocks Watches and Iewelry care
fully repaired and Warranted
continuance OF patronage is solicited.
Nov. 2Sth, 1868. Ii. L. NAUGLE
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NJ Z \ g W z i p -,
NJ MILLWRIG IT TING.

IL. I. FARNswoRTH,
Would inform Mill owners, and those desirous
OF having Mills built tha; he is prepared to build
and repair either Circular Muley Saw Mills,
and Grist Mills after the latest improved patterns.
lie has also for sale an improved Water Wheel
which he guarantees to give satisfaction in regGrl
TO power and speed His motto is. to do work so
as to give perfect satisfaction. Those wishing fur
ther information viii! be promptly answered by
addressing him at Clearfeld, CIearfeld county,
Pa Write your name and address plain.
April 20. lS7c-ly.
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t1ooDS-ihs ehespes. In the county. a
80 81 AoSSoP'S
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cuRwENsvILLE ADVERTISEMENTS,
TEETH! TEETH!l
Extracted for 25 Cents

Extracted for % Cents.
Extracted with the Of Nitrous 0xyd Gas
ana Local Anesthesia, (the only harmless and
ethelent anasthetics now in use,) by
5 j. Hays, Snrgeou Dentist, Cnrscsnspile. Pa
Who would hereby most respectfully return mis-
thanks for the libe al patronage of the past and
inform the public that he has removed his Office
TO the Corner of State and Locust Streets, over
Jenkins Store, where he is prepared to receive
his customers in newly fitted up Rooms, and do
their work in the most skilful and workmanlike
manner All work done in the latest and most
approved styles and guaranteed
Dr. Hays will be engaged in his Office from the
lst TO the 23d of each month the balance of each
month he will spend in lien Hope, Burnside
and Luthersburg. alternately. Parties resiIng
at distance. should write 10 previous OF their
coming. Office hours, from to y o'clock, A NJ
and from to O'Clock, p. NJ.
We use none but the very best material. and
DEFY competition for beauty, eheapness, and du-
rabiiity Give a cnl
Cur~ensvile, Pa May %, 1870 -feb3y.
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II. L. RIGLER & CO.,
DEALERS IS
Fl A R D W A R b,
AND MANUFACTURERS OF
Tin and Sheet Iron w are,
CLEARFTELD, PA.
FAIRBANKS
STANDARD SCALES,
OF ALL KINDS. ALSO,
gap,ase Barrows, Warehouse Trucks, Copying
Presses, Improved Money Drawers &C.
FOR SALE BY
II. F. BIGLER & CO.,
Dealers in Hardware,
March leI CLEARFIELp. PA tlo7e
THE CLEARFIELD
WOOD CHoPP PERs' A E,
Manufactured expressly for the
CLEARFlELD TRADE,
for sale by
HF. BIGLER co.
FRUIT c. A y s,
Grooved and soldered on outside
WARRANTED.
Also. GLASS FRUIT JARS,
for sale by
HF. BIGLER Il co.
--
COOK Stoves
SPEARS CALORIFTC,
SUSQUEHANNA,
SUPERIOR.
GOV. PENN
REGULATOR,
NOBLE COOK
NATIONAL RANGE, DC, dc,
And all kinds of
HEATING STOVES,
On hand and for sale by
H. F. BIGLER & CO.,
SECOND STREET,
CLEARFIELD, Pa.
August 3. 1870.
DlNK aud White Lining skins, and Roar Skins
at II. BIiLER cos.
TlHIMDLE-sKEINs and Pipe-boxes ter wag-
l. ons, for sale by II. F. BIGLER q co
4
/ store Of H. F. BIGLER & co.
Groves of all sorts and sizes. constantly OF
~ hand at II. F. BIGLER 4 cos
HABLE CHAINS good article on hand and
- tor sale by II F BIGLER co
-~s@--
7 HOaSE-SHoEs, and horse-naiIs To he had st
II. F. RIGLER cos
SaDDLES, Brides, harness, collars Sc. fer
~ sale at II F. BIGLER & cos
GUNs: Pistols and sword canes to be had at
" F. BIGLER cos.
II AkNESs, Trimmings, and Shoe findings for
IL sale at II. F. BIdLER cos.
-------- -
al. Putty, Paints Glass and Nails. for sale at
~ March 10 II T. BIGLEk L CO.'S
NJ EW LAMPS Perkins & Houses Non ExnIo.
for sale hy HAIRY F. BIGLER 3 co
L 0 \ G E S T ROOF
in the United States is On Rinek's Sons Factory
covered with
READY ROOFING
CHEAP, DURABLE ard easily applied Send
for circular and sample, to the nannfactursrs.
juno Lap. 10 y No 81 COurtland st. v. 7
50 000 year and expenses to agents to sell
OH,UUO the celebrated WILSON SEWING
MACHINES The best machine in the vaI5
Stitch alike on both sides. One Machine without
money: For further particulars address p n 9th
st Pm q. Pa March 80, '70-3m.
6sHI INTS ON HOUSE PAINTING" byy.w
II Masury cl is p, 4nc. Free by mail on
receipt OF price MAsuEr WHrTos, N. Y. 3n.
.sHOT SHALL WE PAINT OUR HOUSES? ?'
L By JW MAsURr, CI.. 220 p, 81 80 Free
by mail on receipt of price. MAsURY WILTON
New York. [Ap,l3 Bun.
QII5n How made itin 6 months. with STEM
! l4O els. Samples free, A. j. Fullam,
y. / June 22-6n
StwAIM's PANACEA. Konnedy's Medical Dis
- coycry, HemboId's Buchu. Bake's Cod Liver
Oil, Jaynes and Aver Medicines, for sale by
Jan. 10 HhRTSWICK IRWIN
[ AIDES Tho Eugene is the ost Useful arti.
i tIeis ever invented FIR your Circulars
free Mrs Morgan, P. 0. Box 213s, ". Y. Jc22 2m
GENTLEMEN This Grant Cigar Tip ;sa novel
" ty and pleasure Samples 50 cents 4
Grant, 0. Box 1890, Y. Js 22-3m
I'D. PERKS L Co.'S four, the best in market, fer
Il sale by j. SHAW son,
n nCEENSWARE Tea gets. best stone-ware A6
~ pieces at SIS 90 at MOSS0P'S
CEXIY-FIVE FIRST PRIZE
~ MEDALS AWARDED.
THE GREAT
B A L t [ NJ O RE PIANO.
MANDATORY.
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MsNUFACTURERs OF
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TATE & q. STATES DIRECTORY

STATE q STAT ES DIRECTORY
OFFICERS OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Governor, John W Geary, Cumberland
Sec'y of Com. Frank Jordan Bedford
Dep. Secretary, J. II Weakley,
Auditor Gen John F .Hartranft Montgomery
Surveyor Gen. J. NJ Campbell, Cambria
Attorney Ten. I. G Brewster, Philadelphia
AdJutant Gen. D. B. MCrea y Erie,
State Treasurer VIM " Irwin Beaver
Sup. Com Sch's J Wiekersbam T,ncaste-
GCepuy Sup l. = X CohuIn. Bradford,
S'ste l-ioraf1an' Wien Forney, Dauphin.
oorhknI oouRr r-ChIef Justice James Fhomp.
Reed. Daniel Agnew. George Sbarswooa 60.
sions Philadelphia, LIST N on lay of January. liar.
Iisourg, 4th Monday of April Sudbury, jst aion-
dsy OF October Pit.sburg, Sd Monoay OF october
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-12-14
y u r n T U E ROC NJ s.
JOHN GUELICH.

y u r y l T U RE ROO s.
JOHN GUELICH,
Desires to inform his old friends and customers
facilities for manufacturing. he is new preparei
to make To order such furniture as may be desir-
ed in good style and at cheap rates for cash. lie
mostly has hand at his ''Fui nitur Roers
varied assortm ent Of furniture. among which i.
BUREAUS AND SIDEBOARDS.
Ward robes and Book k-cases; Centre Sofa Parlor
Breakfast and Dining extension Tables
Common, F'rench-posts, Cottage, Jen-
ny-Lind and other Bedsteads.
SOFAS OF ALL KINDS, WORK STANDS, HAT
RACKS, WASH STANDS, &c.
Spring-seat. Cain bottom, and ParIor Chairs;
And common ard other Chairs.
LO KING-G LA S SES
or every description on hand, and new glasses fe-
old frames, which win be pu. Z very
reasonable terms. OF snort notice.
He niso keeps on hard. or furnishes 10 ORDER Hair
Corn-hust, Hair and Cotton top Mattresses.
COPFINS. OF EVERY HIND,
Made TO order, and funerals attended with
Hearse whenever desirable.
Also, House painting done to order.
Tho above. and many other articles are furnished
proved country produce. Cherry. Napfs-peFIar,
Lin-wood and other Lumber suitable for the bust
ness taken in exchange for furniture
Remem Der the shop i. on Market street, Clear
held, and nearly opposite the old Jew store
December 4. 1851 JOHN GUEIIcE.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-09

MORE LOCOMOOrIvEs.-T fine
new locomotives for the Virginia and
Truckee Railroad, arrived ut Reno
from the East last Monday making
three juSe arrived for that road.-(G.
IL. Newa
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-09
RETURNS OF THE CENSUS.

Census reports from Florida, Ken.
lucky, New York, New Hampshire
Connecticut, Minnesota, and Ohio
show that the work is substantially
completed in those States, and 1t is ex.
pected that returns will be received
from nearly all the districts on the 10th
of September. Anew subdivisions will
send in scattering returns from that
date until October l. About seven
million five hundred names have al
ready been received at the Census Of
fee. Half a million . day has been
the average the past week. which will
probably increase to a million day
during the present week.
1t will be shown that the number of
farmers has largely increased, not only
beyond the number of 1860, but beyond
the liberal estimates taken for 1870.
This has been particularly observed
in Michigan, Iowa, Missouri, and Wis
consin of the Western States, and in
all the Southern States. The increase
reported in Tennessee is extraordinary.
establishments are be-
ing reported far more numerous than
in 1860.
Great difficulty is experienced in OBJ
tanning correct statements of the value
of manufacturing production in conse-
quence of the fear of taxation, the pro-
vision for the confidential character of
the returns having failed to become a
law. From the schedules already re-
ceived it would seem probable that the
of the people would be re-
ported to the number of nearly if not |
quite twenty-five millions out of an
population of forty millions.
This feature of the returns of the pres
mt census is likely to exhibit the
greatest improvement. Occupations
ire being tabula.ed with distinction of
Ige, sex, and nationality.
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'l,HE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY ANNOUNCES
i himself = . aUdiiSte, subject to the action
VI the Republican County Convention of OiDsby
County, ior the once VI STATE SENATOR.
J. MARTIN REESE.
Carson City. September 3. 1870 I'd
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