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TiTt Sons & Co.'s

NEW ENGINES. The undersigned have
" for sale and will receive orders for the
above Engine. Messrs. Titit Sons & Co.
are now sending TO this market their l2-
Horse Power Engine with Ia Horse Power
Boiler peculiarly adapted TO deep wells.
OFFICES at Duncan 4 Chaifant's, dealers
IN Well Fixtures, Hardware, &c, Main St.
next door to Chase House, Pleasantville,
and ut Mansion House, 'fitusville.
IT, X BRETT & son, Agents.
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DR.. ]. L. Acomb,

physician AND SURGEON, who has
had fifteen years experience in "A large
and successful practice, will attend all
Professional Calls. Offlce in his Drug and
Grocery Store, located in Tidioute, near
fridioute House.
IN HIS STORE WILL BE FOUND
A full assortment of Medicines, Liquors
Tobacco, Cigars, Stationery, Glass, Paints,
4. OILS Cutlery, and fine Groceries, all of the
best quality, and win be sold unreasonable
rates.
II. r. BURGESS, an experienced Drug
eiSt from New York, has charge of the
Store. prescriptions put up accurately.
IT,
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National Hotel.

VRvINEToN, PA. w. A. Hallenback,
Proprietor. This hotel is NEW, and is
.ow open as a first class house, situate at
so junction of the Oil Creek & Allegheny
,,iver and Philadelphia & Erie Railroads,
pposite the Depot. Parties having to lay
Yer trains will find this the most conyen-
cnt hotel in town, with frst-class accom-
nodstions and reasonable charges. If.
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Iohn K. Hallock, %

A TTORNEY AT LAW aud Solicitor of
n Patents, No. 565 French street, opposite
Reed House) Erie. Pa. viii practice in
the several State Courts and the United
Stetes Courts. Special attention given to
solicitir.. patents for Inventors infringe
mentS, REISSUE and extension of patents
carefully attended to. References: Hon.
James Campbell. Clarion; Hon. John $.
McCalmont, Franklin; H.. L. u A. .B.
Richmond, Meadville; w. L. Lathy. Ii
onesta. 81
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zeling fact remaining, was the voice
that so alarmed the doctor; but that,
too, was finally cleared up. The thief
was an accomplished ventriloquist.
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Exchange Hotel,

4 OVER TIDIOUTE, Pa, D. SsRAMs-
Ia pEEL 4 Son Props. Thishouse having
been refitcd is now the most desirable stop
Room attached. -.s - o a -ss. 4-ly
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TNlDIoUTr, PA.,J,&D ID MAeEE, Propie-
l. tors. The house has been thoroughly
reiitted and is now in the first-class order,
with the best of accommodations. Any
,iOrnation concerning oil Territory at
this point win be eheerfully furnished.
-ly j. Il ID. MAGEE,
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Jos. Y. Saul,

DRACTICAL Harness Maker and Sad
dler. Three doors north of Holmes
House, Tionesta, Pa. All work is war
ranted. If.
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Holmes House,

7NoNESTA, PA, opposite the Depot.
l. c. ID. Mabie, Proprietor. Good Sta
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~ EAFNESS, Catarl h and Scrofula.
IL lady who had suffered for years from
Deafnes, Catarrh and ScrOfula, was cured
by simple remedy. Her sympathy and
gratitude prompts her to send the receipts
free of charge ty any one similarly aiiilct-
ed. Address Mrs. NJ. C. Deggett, Jersey
City, N. J. Ss-A
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NOTICE.

nR.J. N. BOLARD, of Tidioute, has
~ returnsd 10 his practice after an abb
sence of four months, spent in the Hospi-
tails of New York, where ha Will atttnd
calls in his profession.
Office in Eureka Drug Store, Sd door
above the bank, Tidioute, Pa 49tf
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Chicago Market.

% 20 Chto0gO,s j ensiIS.3F
Flour-Quiet and firm. Few saies
Of spring extras at 8. 4O@6.00. he.
ceipts, 2,OO3 barrels; shipments, ii
500 barrels. 9a | q Ss'aIsss' = gs'sfe
Wheat-Active, excited and high
er; No. 2 selling up to 1921 cash ;
1913 seller February, but closed easier
q. 100 cash 12l seller February i;
No. sold at 1919 l12@l12ls Ne
.jected los. Receipts 1890 bushels !;
NO shipments. Number Of bushels id
store 2,730,Sl3. aatha y y1sss1ia
Corn--Active, higher and firmer.
Now No. 5 4ea0147i cash; 40 seller
February no grade As. Receipts
35,450 bushels; shipments, I, 270
bushels. 3ae; @M 8s ~
Oats-Fairly active and higher.
No. 2 closed 1t 43 cash !; fejected sold
at 39@39A. Receipts, l,2Oo bushels;
no shipments. GaR i sIek
Rye-Firm and better. No. 3 80.
No receipts or shipments.
y Barley-Quiet and irregular, but
firm. No. 3is selling ut s4@sO, ac-
cording to location. 9 Receipts, $50
bushels no shipments, Eos
sg Whiskey-Sales of iron bound at
sc, but is generally held higher.
Seeds-Timothy firm 1t B.45@
rs; clover steady at6.2St9S.50
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They are now making at Colts
factory Q new patent lock for the
United States mail bags. When
fastened numbered plato of glass
covers the keyhole, and this glass has
to DO broken before the bag can be
ualocked or the lock tempered with
II 10 said to be, the most complete
lock ever invented. Five thousand
Of them have been ordered by the
Post Office Department. 49,
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The number Of French prisoners
in Germany is four, mArshals, one
hundred and forty generals, ton
thousand officers, and three hundred
and twenty.three Thousand rank and
6ls.
Indiana is emphatically q railroad
State. Out of nlnety-three counties
in the State, seventy one are crossed
by one or more railroads. 4s]
"A sligo at one of the impoverished
hotels in Springfield, Mass, reads /:
"Boreding BY the meel, and lcging
at awl hours"
1t is stated that magazine for the
Odd Fellows Of Iowa will shortly be
started, to be Published at Council
Bluffs.
The Herald says one Of the anti.
railroad men at the Oskaloosa cleo
ton the other day voted . ballot Of
"Know 1acks."
Dr.. Livingstone, thclgreat African
traveller, has arrived ut Mozambique,
and 10 waiting for q vessel bound for
England.
Whatever Midas touched turned
into gold. In these days, touch
man with gold, and he'll turn into
anything.
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The coal fields Of Iowa are embra-
ced in D triangular shaped territory,
whose apex is at Fort Dodge, and
which extend to the eastern and
western extremities Of the southern
State line. About Fort Dodge the
beds are very thin, but gradually
thicken as one decends tho Des
Moines river, until about Ottnmwa
and Oskal0osa, whore they are thick
est. In tho western coal lies very
deep, and could be reached only ~
shafting. In the Des Moines valley,
however, it is easy ofaecess by drift
ing.-Gate City. f1
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n NiNE INDIANS DROWNED AT FIT.
.MADtsor. "A friend of ours at Fort
Madison attaches the following item
to . business letter: "a party OF
noble red men who are spending the
winter in the airy wilds' of . green
island few miles above this place,
started, few days ago, TO cross the
Father Of Wators, to 10 to Pontoo-
sue, ILL.,, when the ice gave way, and
nine Of the party were drowned.
The remainder ofthe party returned,
and the bare-hoaded braves and
squalid squaws are daily roaming our
streets, and refuse to be comforted--
except with fire water" --Gdte Csty.
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Caleb Cushing.

s e.. !
{ Seventy years OF age is the learned
Gushing, the universal attorney for
and against the government. His
income is not less than $40, 600 q
year, and his expenses are seventy
Eve cents day, his clients paying
for his stationery. He receives
SIS, 900 per annum from the Mexican
republic to defend it before the
existing commission, besides copious
clerk hire. There is q well-accredit-
ed superstition here that he makes
his clerks work. and that he sets
them the example. Besides this fat
thing, which gives him free Office
rent, Gushing is literally the ultimate
ratio reguns of the Federal govern.
mont. Mr.. Alderman, coming from
the wilds of the Ocmulgee, and
knowing nothing of the State
department cases, flies to Mr.. Cush-
ing to retain him in forty or Ii ore.
Mr.. Bristow, the new solicitor
general, secs no other. alternative.
The Democratic election frauds in
New York demand somebody to
represent the administration, and
the president Of the Baltimore Dem
ocratic convention is the man, 81
Mr.. Seward leaned upon the arm
of the delightful Caleb, and the latter
was vulgarly alleged here to run"
the State department.. He is still
the beneicent legal encyclopedias OF
this anti,judicial period-a political
time whom Hthe party" proposes to
annihilate the Supreme court
because it will not upset the
President into the bears den
of Congress-and there appears to
be nobody in the country who is so
close to the official elbow. i write
all this without mischief. Cushing
is the Administrations only trusted
legal advisor. Politics has gained'so
much upon law in the last few years
that General Grant has To reach into
q past civilization and fetch out John
Tyler's commissioner TO China and
Franklin Pierce's attorney general.
Who can explain this necessity ex-
cept on tho ground thai Evarts,
Curtis, Trumbull, Hoar, and other
large national men, make tho admin
issration uneasy by their muchnoss"
of character and Judgment, aad that
a Gno old hack lawyer ID preferred,
to whom all generations are the
same, whose manner neyor varies,
and who universally disbclieves IN
everybody? ~
He has had for clients nine admin
istratiors. His only Delights work.
1t is his ropose, his worship, his sub.
stitute for faith. TO see him rise at
8 O'Clock, breakfast frugally, and
then, with almost sensual avidity
repair to bis labor, is to teach as the
divine economy of application as ~
Substitute for every ideal ELEMENT
His only enjoyment il to 60 iishiLg 81,
all alone, about twice q year and he
fishes with the intensity Of u full
moon, drawing high lido by his as
siduity'. At state dinner he is u
ielightfui guest, full of anccdotc,
and suavity, but few
suspect that all this is sheer employ.
nent with him. Z
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Pella.

8 Z
Pella carried the tar Of Eve Der
cent. yesterday, in aid Of tho Musca-
tine & Washington railroad By 226
majority. This is o. it should be.
That road completed to Pells will
pour into the lap Of its citizens, il
return for their mani6oent tAx, in
. single year. ten fold the smoant Of
the TAX. Nobody can ~ 90 stupid q
not to SEQ this The only question
that can arise with any people, in
regard to voting : tax Of this kind
9, will the road be built without Il.
and this question has been 20 often
solved in tins State, teaching il the
strongest and most emphatic terms,
that no people can got railroads with
out paying for Them; that it il
suicidal TO not heed these repeated
teachings. We honor the good jude-
ment Of the people Of Pella, and they
may well be proud Of it, ~ one Of
tho very bestmoves they ever made.
Now, while in every single instance,
where a vote has been had in the
State, SO far rs we now, reoollsot,
upon tax in aid OF railroads, under
the present law, IL has boon carried,
shall it Be recorded OF Us that We
have failed 10 our ons and one.half
per cent. in aid Of sthe Cedar Rapids
d st. Louis road? We would not.
80 persistently, nrge this matser if,
we did not believe it vital to Ms as q
people. ,seh!e pr G1
.441ss<s tyS III 9vF4tf% sge II y
We cannot bring our minds to
believe thstthe taxistto be defeated.
We can see noreasoA in the world
why it shoold be. Hence We expect
that on the Both 81 this nostb, W.
shall hsve,s vote almost unanimous.
for it. Weastss every 'ttisndof the
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The now King Of Spain has a good
thing oft iinanoially, lit were Ger.
tain how long IL world last. Spain
has undertaken to pay her new King
annually an amount equivalent in
American gold to S2.6l7,5D0. 1t
docs sesm as II q small family might
be able to worry through the year
on 81, Ill q day.
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- .tlf
The Legislature Of H., are discuss
ing BILL revising tho revenue laws
of the State. This bill provides that
the party shall list under oath his
personal and real property atits cash
value less his indebtednsss, end that
in order to arrive ct his debts, he
shall state the character Of them, The
amount and to whom DUE. giving
name and Post.ofice address. This
to be done ins or6er to have these
debts LISTED ~ ths parties to whom
due as . part Of their property
This will let in the light Of day and
lay before the public the condition Of
people pretty etfsctually. We oar
tainly think that such . law could
be productive Of no good. but Of
much embarrassment in making mp
the assessment and become very OBJ
noxious and unpopular. It Is
strangely suggestive Of q method of
espionage that would be 30 hateful
to the citizen as to render its pro-
visions nugatory. s.it Z
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Letter Opening.

ETOW inc DOYl0CtOW0 T0,o Dem.
ocrat We repubiish the follovinr
warning article
Nanv .people seeing letters adver.
tised, are in the habit of thinking
that there must be q mistake in the
address. and call for and omen letters
belonging to other parties. There
are slso letters that occss;onallv
through haste or mistake. ret into
tho wrong boxes. and are opened bv
parties % whom thew do not belon1
It would DO = we'll to let our readefs
know that the pcnalty for anv mar.
son oneninr : lettar mt .ddraa.ad
TO himself varies from a fina not
sxceedinr $500 to imprisonment for
tan years (Sec. 3O9 Laws of 1855
One hall az tho necnn;arv nen.ltv
shall f. sor ths rs. 80 ths ;rfc-,.:.
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The latest returns at The Census
Office change tho figures OF the pop.
ulation somewhat for Ohio, Illinois
and Missouri. Ohio now stands e.
66l, 900; Illinois, 1888, 900, and Mis-
souri, 1,708, 900.
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Ku.KLUXXLAlI.u.


More Outrages in South Cdrolina-l
Murders IN Cold Blood-Pnsoner.
Taken from jail and Shot on Sights
R,S,anUns Ian 100 Rssps,en to the New York
y 1 am in aceipt Of tho following
in regard u be lyrching of the peSj
groes in U ~ county. s. G. ItSap4|
pears, as h1 lrcady boon states. -
the Herald Lat Stevens. w1AS
the road, Ken from his MOO
BODILY nj dered. It is "
refnSvd TO give the WIN - .
he had in his wagon tn k6Sl
ding it, and for this refusal hc ~
killed. The people OF Union, hearing
of this murder, became very much
s q. Eth m gIgie'a IL. ssg
engaged in the murder, warrants were
procured for their Arrest. The ON.
Ger and 1hosG accompany himsset up
an indiscriminate firing on the 'hods0,
the former in the meantsme being
wounded 30 badly that he has since
died. Finally tho Mayor ofthe town,
Mr.. 0oss, and Colonel = Nc Kissiok
arrived Upon the spot and volantoered
| TO 70 and arrese Che Q Ellis bfot herr,
which, they did, and conducted thcm
to jail. rflg7s' i1.TSnud gro vsiff'f 2s'ssa'
After this affair OF Sunday every.
thing IVES quiet ap To- Wednesday
night. About 1 pollock IA the morn
| ing Of Thursday accompany of dis.
guised mon appeared at TIE fjsff and
demanded Of the Keeper D4hRedfif
the keys; thess he refused to surrend
or, but the attacking party tntsrssd
1.-The jaii, broke The l0ck q .of ths doors,
took elk msA from tlf6 3Sii t0 q dis
tancs esherefroiA, And shot two 5sof
thsu 70 dsaSK l6lt a4wU mere ibSdl1
\ wounded, while tho other tWos have
not besd se6n S1n66:a 2 One sof The
murdered men VA Elliott Walkef,.
the Captain Of the militia compsh4
m Union, the one who was &rfe1tea
on the riilf6Ad train "a Mo1dAy last,
and theIother WAS Ohafnef Gordon.
The two WoandSd mon were Joe
Ellid eaAd 4 Andy Thomps6inh. hTAe
elacsount SAys that no one knows who
this band Of rd@Ans were, but II Il
I quito svidcns 70 every thinking man
| that they are people fully poSted IA
| regard 10 every thing that Is going
i on in TINT vicinity. We. have ho
dosbt that they were, many ofthem,
/ citisensr Of thst county, and some 81
,l'them probably f'of the village. IA
1 largo number 81 citiSens are at Union
] % ask assistahcein the matter, and
i oil parties seem anxious that d gar
/ rison should be sent there at ONCE
4 We can see no NY oat of Ellis tcrri
4 bic state Of affairs but for the people
/ Of the country e rise 10 their nigh
4 and determine TO shoot down or
sight the first disguised man who il
seen proving about. 80
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David Tilton, who has been SEN
teDced to the penitentiary for fifteen
years tor robbing and nearly mnr-
dering Dr.. Walker, Of Quincy, Adams
county, while in jail at Glenwood a
few days before his trial and convic.
ton, bandaged his arm above the
elbow and cut cash in his wrist
with the apparent purpose Of COM
hitting suicide. His groans brought
assistance and he was relieved from
his unpleasant predicament,
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AZ the reduction Of duty upon tea
10 fifteen Oeuts, on coffee two cents,
andon sugar one and three quarter cts
the people will have right to look
for 8 general reduction Of prices on
these articles to that extent.
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HUN0 HIMsHLr.-TAe Charlton
PATRIOT says that one day last week
old Johnny Allison shufied off this
mortal coil, by hanging himself to .
tree in the woods, near his house,
about three miles north Of town. It
seems that day he had been to town
with . load Of wood, - usual, and
returned home about dinner time.
While his vito was preparing his
meal for him he left tho house, and
no moro was seen ofhim until tho
next day, when be was found hang
ing to . limb ofs tree, dead. He had
made moose of linn bark, and whom
ound his feet and part of his body !
Esrs resting upon the ground. No |
'pecial cause can be assigned for this |
piece Of tomfoolsry on tho part of |
Did Johnny, but = 10 said unpleasant |
lamily relations probably had some
thing to do with it.
Change In Import Duties.
By The amsndments Of the tariff
passed. BY the last session Of Con-
gress, very material changes Of i'm
port duties were made, aad 70 an az
tent that will be senslbly falt By the
people. 10 apubliahed list a. ninety-
aeven articles on which grsa1ar or
lees duties wsrs imposed, fifty-three.
are admitted duty free under the.
amended law, which went into oper-
alton on the Let inst. Nearly ali the
changes are reductions, but two or
three Of the entire list showing IN
increased rate. Among the ARTICLES
upon which . reduction has been
made, We note the following:
Articles. Old Tariff. New Tariff.
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SUMMERS pGasrlsd aIsess.s..

y Summers Married tn .-s.4:
The Washington correspondent OF
he Now Orleans Times says: "Any
reference to Senator Summers
domestic affairs creates what the
reporters call q sensation. He lives
alone in a worry handsome style in
house that was fitted MP. for Mrs.
sNmnor, who prcfered roaidoncy in |
Boston. She was a 81, fashionable
widow Of arare beauff and accohs3
pytphmcnt4 when I'll SenSeor wa63
T. x1enouGh to wooAnd We'd her.
IN 4SB bout the last man to marry,
of II ti&frying, she was about tho
last woman to SOLICIT. Like oil emf
pent men, Senator Sumner has more
cgotism than intellect. Unless q man
a,NlieyysYin Thinselfghe cannct mgsI
others Defievc@ "A Him. I And such
WAS Sumnarss creed in the worship
of sumner, that, be wanted . vito TO-
sit 1t his feet while he was at homo
and pour out unceAsihg praise, and
during his Absences read his speeches
ia the Ulo6S, " those heavy volumes
called IFS aWUfks.' 7 sMrs. Sumner, !
however, had other notions c6nnect:'
ed with domestic bliss. She married
the SenatOf-the distihguiehcd SEN
ator --of Massachusetts, and propoa;
ed to enjoy tho advantages, AZ social !.
way, her position gave her 80 ~
Balls. parties. receptions. ,suppers,
stiinnears, and hops were her enter
tainments, and the works of the
statesmen were nauseatinE 10 ,her.-.
Instead of porting over mnsty tones
and heavy state papers, and preparing
from them Tremendous speeohes and
rsports the, Senator found himself
dragged into, entertainments thal ne
eeepissg, and al nls veioaolea tlMe
!, m !ri.! aWay nomesuc, an9conPas'
iollisy began Y 'asAe'ls'Ss ~ iSi
!, ~ was welded TO my books before
I married yoh,'a said the Senator,
grAndly and gloomily, when his wife
asked If these entertainments were
disagreeable, why he sought her
baud SOS - eissasgazal ed ~ ~ ~
II Suohilike scenes a. thef following
were common and repeated by social
gossip with gusto. fssFi Boss q
Summer and wife at . party-time
past midnight Mrs. s. whirling
through round dances, excited and
merry--the senator grand, gloomy
and bored - iw ee.t y ili'e-yN
ID sumner 4 ioqnitor Mrs.. SumneE
your carriage watts ss.ssh 81 ~
Ars. Samner-Weli, Senator, iet
Is Awnita aet sases as
Sumner-But, madame, 4 wish TO
60 home. y atftsesA ass4 fse
Mrs. Eumner-AyVeH, Scnator Sum.
lner. you have nv full permissioi,
Do. pray. 90 home-you look weary
aud exhausted. BY all means q
home. sssa tas
Probably the Senator would have
accepted this advice. given on thii
and other occasions. md returning
| to his studies. left the charming wife
10 the gaieties Of the season. but thu,
| 4 certain i,gndsome tIinlomat 1readil,
took his place. and tjecarne iicr com
| panion. This became So marked a
iast that the gosains took M the fac,
oftlthe intimacy and the salons
not lager beer. but social
rune With the talk.
j Seaotor snmnor uo. not on,,
/ Ghoirrns;, &c TIC Gomm;t,ee on For
o;rr AHa;r. IN Tho sanats Int 10 90
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-01-19

A worthy gentleman walking the
shore, came across two lads fishing.
Calling to them he said:
Lads, arc you aware that the re-
cording angel is making black mark
against each Of you for every fish
you catch on Sunday r NJ
"ls he though" said one Of the mr.
chins, "then he amt much TO do, for
We haven't had > darned bite to-day