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s. PORTER SHAW. D. D. s..

- Ohce in Masonic Building,
Gfffn CLEARfIELD, PA.
Putting OF the natural teeth in . healthy, pre-
servatiye aud useful condition 10 made specially.
Diseases and authorizations common TO the mouth
jaw and associate parts, are treated and corrected
with fair success. Examinations and consulta-
tions rRfr. Pricos for partial and full sets Of
teeth much lower than in 1870. II would be well
for patients from n distance to let US know by
mail few days before coming to the Office. II
is very important that children between the ages
Of six and twelve years should have their teeth
examined. BY Anesthcsia Tooth are removed
without pain. iebl57l
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-08-02

DRAss, Copper and Porcelain iinod Prcserv
ID Ing Kettles, for sale by ..,.
July Post II. r. BIGLER CO
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EEEo CUTTERS, the largest assortment ever
IL brought to the county. Call in and examine
them. II. Y. BIGLER 4 co.
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Miscellaneous Hens.

General Sherman has been visiting
General Mcclellan, at Orange, N. J.
The Civil Service Commission, at
Washington, has adjourned until Octo'
Der 18th.
Ninety thousand baskets of peach
es were sold in New York on Friday
last, from Delaware alone. y
John Fogle, postmaster at Cadiz,
Ohio, was arrested on Thursday for
embczzling the funds of the Govern
ment. ali
A lady in Wyoming complains, that
notwithstanding the female suffrage
law, hundreds Of her sex In that terri
tory refuse TO vote unless coaxed by
good looking men.
General Harlan, the Radical candi-
date for Governor of Kentucky, ad.
mits that the Ku.Klux law passed at
the recent session Of Congress is un.
constitutional.
Counterfeit ten dollar notes on the
Flour City National Bank Of Roches-
ter, are being freely circulated in diff.
ferent sections Of the State. Our citi.
zens should be on their guard.
The last sensation in Prince Edward
county, Va, is the elopement of Henry
Clay Owen (white) with ncgress,
and daughter of Mr.. Elijah Cason
with a negro Zone of his farm hands. }
A remarkable family lives in Dallas
county, Ark. The father is l07 years
old, the mother LOG, and the two are
the parents Of twenty. children
fifteen boys and fourteen girls.
The Ebensburg AHeyhdnian cstab-
lishment was sold at Sheriff's sale last
week Mr. Ed. James being thepurchas
er, and who, it is said, designs start
ing Republican paper there at an
early day. a.a ~
The Chicago Common Council arc
going TO Salt Lalt City, and an OK
change says it is understood that theil
purpose is to strike decisive blow al
polygamy by distributing Chicago di
vorces among the Mormons.
Napoleon visits London every day
generally following along the sunny
side of Bond street, or haunts the bow
windows Of club house. He is very
popular with the working classes, wht
cheer him, and he is getting very fat.
Kentucky is alive with stump speak
ing. Nearly all the candidates of thu
two tickets go about in pairs discus
sing public issues before the people,
The Kentucky election comes off Au
gust I, and will be the next in order.
Joseph r. Turner, a member of thu
bar from Titusville, convicted of forg
ing pension papers, was on the 25tl
ult., sentenced by Judge M'Candlesi
to pay fine OF s2, 900 and to fourteen
years Imprisonment in the western
penitentiary.
"a poet" contemplating Gen Gran
perplcxing his brain over the "nev
departure" thus went off over his ap
pearance
"IIe sm1le n ghastly smile,
And many u wink he wunk;
1 An surciv "A Was M tlAasant thing
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-11-04
Sh eriRs. Sale.

.KDY VIRTUE OF A DECREE, and Execu-.
ID ton to me directed from the Wayne
Common Pleas Court, will expose at Public
! Sale, Mt the Court House dsnr in the town Of
eCentreyille, Wayne County, Indiana,
On the nth day Of November, ~,
between the hours Of 10 o;clack .. m, and 4
aa'clock p M, on saiddAy, the follow ineRrop-
Situate IL The county Of wayne, and State
IF Indiana, to-wit: Lot nnmbet Thirteen
49, in that part Of the city of Richmond
known and designated as James K. Dugdale's
addition to said city. For more particular
description thereof, reference is made to the
plat Of said addition in the records Of the
county. The said Nathan Dosn and Margar.
eta N. Doan, his wife, hereby mortgage to
Milton Hollingswofth sill Of the above de-
seribed lot except Thirty t3O) feet of Of tho
west emf thereof, 20 be sold as the property
of Nathan Doan, Marearetts n. noan and
Jacob Worman, 10 satisfy said decses and
exeeutioniinny hands % faver Of Edward g.
ssid sale without relief from &alaation o.
appraisement laws. .Ssu'9
WM.H q. STUDY,
Sheriff of Wayne County.
JAMES PERRY, Att y for PFC.
Oct. 10, 1871. $sn32-4w
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State Of Indiana, 81
Wayne CO1tntY,

Claretta Stanley, and In the Wavue Com
lillian Dulin, her mon Pleas Court,
r, Guardian. January Term, 1871
". Complaint on &C.
Thomas N. Young, count, No. 1900. -
Levi Henry. Nicholas
Stanley and Malvina
Turner. - i.st rzss1
,nE 1T KNOWN, That, on this 2lst day OF
~, October, 1871, the above named Plain.
tit. By James Perry, Esq, Attorney, filed in
the office of the Clerk Of the Wayne Common
Pleas Court. their complaint against said de-
PENDANTS in the above entitled cause, together
with the affidavit of competent person that
said defendants, Nicholas Stanley and Malvi-
kna Turner are not residents Of the State Of
I Indiana. -.
Said defendants, Nicholas Stanley and
Malvina Turner therefore are hereby notified
Of the fling and tendency Of sahi c ,mplaint
aaainst them and that, unless they appeas
and answer or demur thereto, at the calling of
the said cause on the second day 6t the next
Term Of said Court, TO be begun and held ut
the Court Housc in CeDtrevil.e, on the First
Monday Of January next, said complaint and
the matters and things therein contained Ind
alledEe1. will be taken - true an tbs said
saaass will We heard and dsteruined in their
absence.
Witness WIN. W. DUDLEY. Clerk,
and the Seal of said Court, at Cen.
treville, this 2lst day of October, 1871.
WA. W. DUDLEY. Clerk.
JAMES PsRRY, Atty. Of Pl'd. mss 4~p$s.
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0sCoUNTEFslTERs-The arrest OF
counterteiters, in New York city,
on the 26,h ultimo, was the most
important ever made in this coun
try. Ballard is the only man out
side Of the government employ who
knows the secret Of manufacturing
the government fibre paper The
material captured includes a ten
Thousand dollar transfer press,
believed to be the only one outside
Of the: treasury department Full
sets of steel and copper plates
fors'thousand, twenty 'ten,' and
two dollar hi IL; full sets OF
plates for fractional currency; a
stamp for the treasury seal, facsim-
lie types for raising notes, and
S45, 700 in counterfeit money
we're also seized. >.
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CITY TAX NOTICE;
H3 e eas5. ssEfi,T 32.isl -
{. FOR THE YEAR 1871. rT

II W. F.. WILSON, Treasurer Of the CITY
~ of Richmond, Ind, in compliance Will
Section thirty. seven 81 of the City Charter,
give notice that this Tax Duplicate for 1871
has been placed in my hands for collection ~
the City Clerk FL
- 80 = L3sa8 Ik.i1JStS =
For Genr Purposes 70 cts. on each 100 val,
8" Int. On K. r. B. t8 "a q g.
-, linton Fund.g DiS g Is. - !" -
i SinkIRFd R.sR. B 5 cts. on each 100 val
SiEk'g Ed Dep'tB =: =" 6"
Sink'g Fd.B. 79i' 8 '"y.a %. -
: Each Polf50 cents. staas- p
Making total OF One Dollar and Nine Cents
on each one hurdred dollars 6 loo valuation
On and after the third ASfosday in March.
1879 there will be charged and collected q
penalty Of ten per cent. on al; Taxes remain
ing uneollected at that time. ~ % SO
-.'..- % WILLIAM P. WILSON, Treas.
7 CITY papers copysl 5so!. IA n32 81
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ius. MOI property and more lives
we're destroyed in these raids than
al Chicago put together. and what
was the sentiment OF tbs Norih2 J
One Of exu1taticn and rejoicing
: These acts OF vandalism were pa
raded as Victories, anl tie heroes
we're nepon their return with ova
tions, OF men ana nrat;ons OF kiss
es fis,m tuanv Of ;i;,. gentle tun
seta; otiae n orth. e erie away by |
he rniII.ry glory that settled
around the heads of these vandal
chiefs. that " IS deg aiding. sickcn-
ing. disgusting! What cared these
women for the homeless. houseless,
starving mothers and children OF
the south3 Nothing. They exul-I
ted 3intheir suffeIinge; laughed az
the story of the ravishment Of the
daughters Of the South. the burn
ing ard robberies Of their DWELL
ings. and slaughter Of her strong
men. shouted hosannahs. and threw
from the tips Of their fingers kisses
to the perpetrators of those acts
Of vandalism. That was then!
Now, thai which is not half SO hor-
rible. thrills their bosom with
sympathy, aud their hand i. quick
and liberal to the relief of the suf-
ferers. These things prove that
man is q good deal lower than the
angels, and sometimes a. leas t, a
little higher tn an the devils Chi
cago; has lost perhaps three hun
dred million. The property de-
stroyed in the South is estimated
at over one thousand million. The
| fire in Chicago was the result Of
acc ident. The destruction OF
property in the South was perpe-
trsted by Northern soldiers, and
compares exactly with the acts OF
] the Goths and Vandals savages
that overran and sutjugated the
the Rowan Empire. But We are
living under a higher civilization
! Chicago did her full share in the
destruction Of tho South. God
u ,adjusts balances. May be with
/. Chicago the books are now squar.
ed.". 49,; t
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A DEVIL INCARNATE.

The Rushville Indiana Amer 4
lean i. a Democratic paper. tits
orthodox enough for the most ultra
rebel that ever drew sword
against his country or pointed .
gun nolthward. It is edited by one
Finley Bigger, who was Registrar
Of the Treasury under tho admin
istration of Franklin Pierce He
believes the Chicago fire was the
act Of Divine Providence as a pun
ishment for what he deuominAtes
Southern raids during the war.
He takes comfort in The thought
that God adjusts balances and
that for the part Chicago took in
the late war for the Union, he has
had retribution melted out to her.
We transfer to our columns Mr..
Finley Bigger's lcditorial.It proves
that there is one man lower than q
devil: a,' SO .75:5. -4=. zas
Near one half Of the city
has been laid in ashes, and thou
saud people rendered homeless
b The announcement Mt first seem
cd incredible. When the telegraph
confirmed the facts, thrill of hor-
ror and sympathy pervaded tue
universal heart. This fact presents
palliative for many Of the. out
RACES and cruelties Of the past ten
years, and shows that human ma
ture has, after all, some redeemtng
traits. It WAS for different when
Sherman's army desolated and de.
ssroyed the fa'rest region OF the
South, robbing, plundeling aud
burning as they went, leaving The
people to starye; or, when Sheri.
den, aimonster Of cruelty, overrat
and destroys ed the valley of Vir
ginia, -afterward Boosting that,
crow would have TO carry it's pro
visions under. ito wings If it shnole
attempt to fly over it; and thus b.
brought starvation on the old men
women, and children ofthat regio,
! so that thousands persisted Of fam
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The New Albany Ledger tells
of a. new way of taking stock,
recently illustrated near that city.
A merchant who, had beco.e in
volved closed his store AID placed
a placard On, the door. bearing the
words taking stock the next dayi 1t
was discoverered thai he had been
taking stock as the goods had all
been removed during the night,
end the merchant had left for parts
unknOwo
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EW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GREATEST INVENTION OF
~ % = THE AGE. 500 e.i

VESTS Automatic Lathe for all kinds
OF woed turning. Also, Durkee's Automatic
Saving Machine for saving small stuff di-
fecsly from the log. Work perfectly, and
WI pay tor themselves in six months IN say.
ing timber and labor. Send for descriptive
book to the manufacturers. j. D. SPRING l.
CO., Geneseo. Livingston Co.., New York. =,
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aW y~S SIS
\lbany.
South Bend pines for more scrv-
ut gi,ls.
Three dollars per wife is the
hippins rates at Lafayette.
James Hale teu into q well q.
ysnsville on Tuesday and was
.>tantly killed.
. She p,ice of cnsl at the mines
Clay county has advanced to
, 30 per ton #
Some preachers are so persistent
rat nothing short Of death will
wcrve them from their purpose.
\ we'll known Methodist divine of
his State, married lady to two
consecutive husbands D: who con-
secutively died. What aid the
presistcnt IMAM do but marry the.
widow himself. regardless Of the
fate Of bis predecessors. .f, I
William Kimball, of South Bend.
lost a shirt in the following sing
ular way: He was at work in .
wagon factory at a boring mach
inc, ard by some means one of his
shirt sleeves got caught in.the
machinery and before he could be
released Lis shirt was stripped
from his body. Kimball received
several bruises, but was not so
disabled but he could 60 home for
another change, of linen.
Rev. NJ. Brock, lately Of Upton,
seems to be che of those fellows
who steal the livery of heaven &c
serve the devil in. He buried hi.
wife, became engaged to three
married one of them. got divorced
from her, Was sued by another fol
breach Of promise. was tried by al
ecclesiastical Court and suspended
from tho ministry until the mex
meeting of Conference, all in fiv'
| months. And now he has married
the woman who had brought tn
suit for a breach or promice AM
he and his new wife, his third
have been baptized by immersion
and joined the Christian church
/ Knuckle's nose is out of joint
He went away from Brazil fiv
| years ago, and left an interestin
/ wife to the cold charities of a
D unfee!ing world. He came bac
the other day TO lind his wife bea
ing the name Of Gibbons, with
neat little divorce in her poke
Knucklcs must kGuckle down
;; the DEGREES Of Providence and ii
Clay county c. c.
A citizen Of Marion, Ohio, W:
litten by rattlesnakc last Tues
day, ard swallowed seventy-tw
grains of carbonate OF ammonia an
one half. gallon Of whisky
thirty six hours, and did not di
He didn't even become intoxicatt
in the slightest degree.
Henry Smith is thrifty lit
: New Albany hoy Henry pu
money in his pursc by selling h
mothers wardrobeto the rag ma
His stepfather has secured lod,
ings for him at the Jail until 4
can procure a { ornament situate
. for him at the Reform School.
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Especial Correspondents Of the Palladium
"9lie TkeTibbitts Murder. ." q
CKNTRxvILLx. OcTOBER

ar, ais CKSTRzvILLx, OcrosER 80. =
The trial of Francis Holler who is indicted
here with his brother Granville for the mur-
der of Nathaniel Tibbitts AZ Abingdon in this
county in Oct. 18th 1864 began here to day at
] O'Clock P. N > before judge Cullen of Rush
County, to whom the trial was transferred.
A jury was obtained in the brief period of
Two hours to the utt ter establishment Of every
body present, which was composed of the fol-
lowing persons, Danial Rich, VIM. L. Robert-
SON. Jeptha johnson, Geo. Roberts, Perry
3 Hurst. John Scott. Henry Stigglsman, Adam
Rheinhammer, Branson L. Harris, Robert
Dwiggins, Henry Hoover aud Caleb W. Har-
vey. The witnesses were called and sworn,
numbering about eighty as5
The prisoner, who wss brought into court
immediately after the court was called to or.
der, seems to be man Of about so or 81 yrs.
: ofsge, 5h. 10 IN. in hight, dark hair, blue
eyes and 10 possessed of very heavy nous
tache unaccompan;ed by any other beard.
His. manner is that of person about to enjoy
the festivities Of some agreeable and sociable
entertainments rather than that of man who
is upon trial for the murder ofa fellow being,
whose name perhaps will be branded and an
nounced to the world a. fellon and murderer
II would not Be Impossible that he might suf.
afer the extreme penalty ofthe law. The Pre-
1 secution 10 conducted BY the prosecuting attor.
ney and VIM. 9. Ballenger. The counse
for the defence are Peelle 4 Fox. Mr.. Fo1
asked that The record show motion to quail
the indictment, the conrt refused, called los
1 the indictment and overrulcd the motion. Thi
J defendant was than arranged By Mr.-B. o
the prosecution, and plead not guilty., 10 II,
7 charge ssalIedesd in the Indictment, Wn
Ballepgsr for State then stated the case Il
She jury, and the evidence they would be like
" 70 produce. .i...z
The court Then iad5curpssl until tomorro,
4 mornisG q 9 O'Clock. 10 .rteEs -.
4 Theirs, asens to b; cons idsrable betting Q
the result Of the trial, and the verdict Of til
jury II WIN probable take two Or tire
dsys'te ssAniss on the wftasssss.s new
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n33 Az
Clean Up |!

Ii owners Of property in the city Of:
- Richmond. are hereby notified 10 clean,
their cutters, sidewalks and alleys within
done at the expense of the property. ~.
sex z. G. CROCKETT, Street Com.
Oct %, 1871, n33w
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y Five millions of gold will be
sold by the Treasury Department
during November, and seven
millions in bonds will be .bou,ht.
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now propqsed gby FRANK HArs,
the st. Louis Republican and other
Democratic organs. that the Demo
cratic party take q back seat for
the present, and, as an organiza
ton, retire from the field, iu order
tbata'Republican may bc ncmina-
tesa in. opposition to GRxNr b,
those who are called liberal Repub
licans. This is an admission that
tue late new departure was fail
ure; and it proves that the Demo-
cratic party, as such, is. and must
continue to be: ,istrusted by the
American people, and that there
Is no prospect of its restoration to |
power in this country The laat
proposition, however, does not
imply tho disbanding of the Dem
.ocratic party. 1t is to be held to-
gether - AZ organization, but is to
suspend action TO- the extent of
permitting dissatisfied Republi-
cane to bring ont a Republican as
. candidate for President. in oppo.
sition to GRANT. In such an even.
it is assumed 4 that Democrats
would vote solid for the indepen-
dent candidate, and thus defeat,
GRANT il he should be renomipated
by The Republican national oonyen.i
ton In this ca l;ulation princi.
! pies are not considered. because no
Republican could stand upon a
platform that would be acceptable
to the Democratic party. What.
thqp, would the D. mocratie party
gain lift should spcce ed in elec,ing
~ ipder ondent Republican upon a
Republican PLATFORM It. would
+ gain nothing unless it proposes to
abandon its organization and adopt
anew principles and if it should
undertake to do this, il would be
likely to lose as many Democrats
! AS it would gain Republicans. The
| contest would be for men, not for
principles, and where is the n an
the Republican-that would carry
theEwbole Democratic vote a. a.
gainst GRANT,? There are tbous.
ands of Democrats who would vote
Tor GRANT. under the proposed ar
rang ement against any Republican
thAt.could he nominated ss nm in
! dependent candidate. OF this
there can be no doubt It is oul
opinion that the Democrats who
4 would refuse the independent Offer
1 would ou,number the Republican.
/ who would ACCEPT it The result,
> therefore, would be about the same
4 asaif tho Democratic party should
nominate and.support a Democra
4 for President cs.st l ISIS !
8 { Tuere is-opposilion TO GRANT il
the Republican party, but 1t il
). greatly over estimated. Tier
was strong opposition TO Mr.. LIN
3 COLIN in the Republican party. an.
his RECONCILIATION was as much op.
posed as is that Of GRANT. Yet b
!. was renominated by acclsmation
} .CHAsE was his chief opponent. bu
D his nameswas not PRESENTED to tn
} convention. Liberal Republicans
made pomipa.ion which; was stil
, ! born. The, Democrats sought I
take. advantage of the disaffectio
by nominating war man for Pres
a iden,. It:availed nothing. LIN
. + COLIN swept the country So it vi
; be in 1872. The Republicans vi
! nominate upon. 9. progressive plat
r form that will meet all areasonabl
1 Expectations in the party, aud
. qwill succeed against snyi new de
1 iparture or any dodge that the con
Q iaemned Democratic party ma
4 adopt-Cini. Gazette, ~
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. SHERiEF,S! SALE.

HpY FIRTUE OF A DECREE and execu.
- ton. to me directed from the Wayne
Common Pleas Court, viii expose at Pub
lie Sale, at the Court House door in the town
Of Gentervilie, Wayne county, Indiana,
On Saturday, October 28th, 1871,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. m, and 4
ao.dock p. n, oussid day, the foliuwiug prop.
erty to wit: -ss-fia'- &-
The following Real Estate in Wayne couu-
ty, Stale Of Indiana, to-wit: Being lot num-
Der six { 81 in hat part Of the city of Rich-
mond laid out by William l.. Brady. said Tot
being on North Pearl street, thirty zee and
reciourths (33A) feet wide in front, and
one hund, ed and fifty, fvs{ 1867 feet in depth
on north side, and one hundred and forty. one
and one .halfl ADO feet on the south side to
an alley ten )lO) ieet wide, and averaging
fhifty 1wo AMI enc half feet e3215 y wide al
, said alley, being the same premises convey
ed by :itenry C. Wright and; Caroline n.
Wright, to Mary C. Falls, to be sold !ss the
prGfetty Of Mari G. Fshis and Isaac q. Falls,
t. satisfy said execution in my hands 10 ia
vor Of Samuel q. Casselh Said sale without
relief from valulti or apr aisement laws.
WIN. H. STUDY, Shelf. w. C.
Get, 7.t87TT yr r rrE n3Opfa9.
Rsiisback / Young, Att'ys for prf:
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Chicago papers are calling for
laborers of oil kinda 60 to that CITY,.
They say that carpenters, masons,
aud almost every other class. Of
mechanics that need or wa7t work
can secure permanent employ
mcnt. ssl1sfza
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An Iowa woman put starch in
her husband's teer, thinking it
was arsenic, and was surprised be.
cause IL dds, AsefFen him.