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A Rag scare at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, May 9-Considerable excite
ment was created this afternoon by the arri-
val OF cargo Of rags from the South. A rumor
the health officer took charge of them. Il is
probable that orders will be issued forbidding
the bringing of rags from the South.
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WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, May 9-Fnr the Calf States
warm southwest Winds, falling barometer an i
partly cloudy wea her.
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End Of the Movement Towards the Indian
Territory

WAsHINGToN, May 9:-News IS received
that the lawless invasion by the Kansas
whites Of the Indian nations territory is sub
stantially ended. Spectators started tie
movement, which the administration
prompt action stOpped
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wore Kennedy CuriositIes.

CINCINNATI, May 9-The wife of Jas. I'm
derwood, Taylor county, KY, gave birth to
twins, both OF which had full suits OF whiskers.
One was born dead, and the other lived but a
few hours.
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Beecher on a southern Tour.

BROOKLYN, May 9.-Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher has gone on short lecturing tour tc
Louisville, Nashville and other places. He
will preach in Cincinnati next Sunday,
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Mining Troubles In Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS, May ia o,1ies
at the coal mines at Brazil tonight. but rsr-
nors are current that the miners who ara
standing out will attempt to stop those who
are at work tomorrow. The latter have de-
termined to resist II the attempt Is made.
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when Congress- VIII Adjourn.

New YORK, May 9.-The Posfs Washing
ton special says the general i'm pression IN seems
to be that Congress will adjourn between the
first and middle of June.
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RUSSIA.

Discovery of Another NihilIst Printing
Press.
LONDON, May 9.-The Posts Berlin dis
patch says: A Nihilist printing press has
been d severed at the office of the Ministry OF
Public Communications in st. Petersburg.
Eight officials were arrested.
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AUSTRIA.
The Emperor to Arbitrate Between Eng
land ard Nicaragua.

VIENNA, May 9-Emperor Francis Joseph
will act as arbitrator on the questions between
England and Nicaragua.
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ITALY.

serious Illness of Gen. Garfbaldi.
ROME, May 9.-Gen. Garibaldi Is seriously
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Always ready. need no eooking-shadInss.
, 1879-02-19

iast Senr 9f cheap building. II &200000 could
bo expended, 1t Ofl0tlk to be.
). AID. Throop alluded to the obligations the
Council WINS under to The people, saying that an
appropriation Of $200, 900 would not be too
mitch.
q, Az. Cu,erton moved 70 tcmporarIly postpone
Buildings might Dc consulted IA To The amount
o' mo money to bo extended th'a ycar.
Ahe hot'on "aa h2'eeu to.
CITY nAT-scALEs.
For rent Of grounds, In addition to reycnus
Aid Corr movei to rs,,,,cc 10 s.o o"
Aid, Lawler % moved 10 strike ~ n1It St cn,.rctv.
Aid. Oliver said Il appeared that tnerc ON.
money to the credit Of tie fund. md asked why
tic city didn't pny tts debts. Ile knew a nan
WhoAc GROUND Taa used Tor hcneB who hadn't
been able tn get my money Tor f1tteet, nnnfha.
nrac for ~ en'u ,ere WIS no money appro
Ali f,or, W. ,e,~na 70 a..n,x...,. >,
orHSr T,a to r. ~ Information;
ro' an ama ndnsr snd for eor
Tor. SD odO to bo taken fsuin tho misecinnsons
receipts.
unexpcnded halance,n There wns a baiance
to the credit uf the fund Of st7t. .Syli.Iia
Aid. Gilbert moved 10 strikc out III, mn NM,
insert $4,000, ~'0'0N" "'''
AIu. IuieP wanted to Know what thn k20 mn
was needed ior. f. w. '>'0" '"'' ''' s"'''''
Aid. Pearsons said that money MAR },or,,,,c,
to curry tho tuupons OF tlIu bonded iich,. md
Interest had IL be maid on IL. "'0
Aid, Cullerton remarked that of tbn rim.
expended balance STi,ODO was in tl,c T,,na,,,rv
Jni,. ~. ' 4'""'''
The motion Of Aid. Tu1ev was agreed 10.
Vor .vno,,.a. -, s.,,na,,sa ,n w.. ~. t"1ss'
nv ~ cnnnvtrt, c1,unrout sny aaSes ana r., n,,
Less sssi; fr, i"r"ilouann. so.,co. oo @ E@
'-~0'''. "'oVo
= IA nno
AID. Tu1cy moved 10 atrt,,o mt thc ~ mn
The motf,;n nrevntrr1. ~" %@'s ""'oe''
so', -, -. s,u, sr,,, ., ,.
Was, ny,int, ~. 0u0 00
Sorth 1liyiSion. " " y oSti 0H9
A'S'' '''''''. -...ovo
st30 on1
Less cash from miscellaneous sources.... H,OOO
- -
3 DC. 600
For probnb!o deasleney a.r's!ng In the col ,,o
e,os nm
S'oo' ivy
Alu. LaW1cr oclleFeu LHe Ia1paFors "Oillu
not oD1cct TO ~ Increase, elaec u Wonla place
tIe G'ty IL eoou eonaltlon a''a 1--WE etioloynent
70 large nullocl " .ncu. HIGhu btrcets Ne5a
49, as much Or necessity y as lights IL lc ~ moved
tAt tis =, Sonth W DIVISION oc e!ygn 1 1SO'oV, tue
"eat s1M,oo, aila 5hc Norta bau.oV.
nid fea!sons ea1u anS sSfe very ane1pgnue1 .ne ~
onlancesLsontn, Sto,<U CT, s-aui 'lna
N0rtn, s1atv9o. AttcF consultation WIN tAe
oiileia!s. tile Co1nait1ee Ieacted sne conGinsl9n
tilAt .!iGir rccolnn,enull4@uu ~ wou!u no Aulple. ~
should 10 senembefed ll'at hacn paving Lad
.u' LaM,eE sa'o 'ols u "osk ''ao oeen oone'
, 1879-02-19

tOf pT0QHUlH ueHtltktt PhoHk III LIE lu1'
S. 7ao
Aid. Tu1ev said the salaries Of Secretary nuti
Inspectors Lust year were $4,200. Nov they
wcro $500. What was the reason Of the In.
Aid. pcnrsons answered TINT there were only
two Inspectors last ycar. .-..-,..
been added u all sulartea to cover shrinkagc IN
Aid. Lawlcr wanted to know II that wns legal.
Information ought to 10 had on that point at
tic start. liz was In tnvur Of wipfng out the
whole Item and turning tile inspection OF build
inge over to the roliCe Department. But II tho
Item was to stand, the SALARY OF the Secretary,
who did alI the work. should DO Increased. ne
spent oil h!s time at the Courthouse.
nj thc position for $1,000 The question Of H.
crease of salaries miant as vel bc met at once:
would be nil right, but. being agents Of others,
TO add $500 would bu robbery.
The mutton was not ngrecd to, yeas, 9,-Iur-
ncr, NlcNnily, md Lawlcr; nays, Il ,
Aid. Waldo understood tho Elevator ln-
spector had been Inadvertently omitted. Hc
moycn to insert 81, 500 for him.
Aid. Gary moved to amend by making the
'aal Aid. GnlIcrton was not in favor Of either Ho
was opposed to increasing the number Of III.
spectors; four, to cover the whole city, wero of
no use. AID. Lawler's ilca was good one.
hut hc thought 5000 was sufficient for the
Kid, Vcarsons urged that one Of the Building
luapectors could look after tAe elevators.
AID. Cary Insisted that It was Necessary TO
provide for the Elevator Inspector specifically,
as the olllco was created oy .,td ordnance. mr.,
nays, 0,-Pearsons, Loddng, Cullerto1', TIiroop,
Seato, md Rawietgh.
Aid. sinyth moved to strike out 4 and Iuacrt
Aid. Gilbert spoke agatnst this. The efficiency
Of the Department wasn't the best Inst ycur.
lie didn't sec why 1t should bo crippled. -Four
inspectors we're not too u1nny.
Ald. Wal1o believed, i TIL. thy police did their
Aid. Throop asked II Il was the duty Of the
police to stand around buildings nnd sec that
Tho osd!nnnvcs Wcre complied Whit
Aid. Waldo said tic polleo could tako care Of
the minor Uifcnses.
Tlc amendment was not agreed to.
Aid. TuIly moved to stsike out four md
insert three, and strike ont S4,o0 md insert
s?i@, i!S', ,,.o vos io.t,
Aid. Cullerton moved to strike ont "Lcss
cash from miscellaneous sources, s., 60o.
AID. rnKoor
said the Item was put In with view OF 1esscn-
i,lg taxation. It represented portion of whut
was saved from last Ytnr. There Was S200, zoo
Of savings In the Treasury, md there would bu
S2O0, 900 more.
Aid, Cullcrtou was opposed tu the Item. Tic
didn't prupose to be caught III q trap. WASN'T
IL truo that the Finnnce Committee intended to
tnko portion OF the money IRON the treasury
1t looked to him like scheme to reduce sata-
Aid. Tuley looked at the matter in tho same
light, sayiuE fit was tho duty OF tne Council to
ray ia much cash as possible on all salar,cs un-
der $1,000. The s400, ,O00, liz thought, should 10
devoted exclusively to paying them.
TIC notou to Strike out was ngrccd to.
, 1879-02-19

Tine IL money. t,ut health II happiness. u you
havc tah GOLD or cough. use Ds. Rnlls Cough
, 1879-02-19

- ~, ,b.1, l'U9
Il VII 30 observed 5om nc ttoEeeolng statoment
,a y is w.. ,,.ns.'ts rim, H., nn,ei ~ ~. ,anI
r th, imar"yc,ot anu ,nantauanc" ~ in Honih
clask aud othcr purposes mentiored 10 ihs laws
crcating tllt, Buuu.
has coat 6.5. 7J3 40 moro than the net proceeds
ttom tho ancclal assessment to 1ate: ihe collec-
tlons from tho assessment be'a1 $sao So oo In aF'
teass. h'a,a.,,,, a,. null ,,n.o,,oct,, II, u.
Ht"u, 'na., uao ns.xaaaM; an1 ~ r.. ~ ~ ~ tGe
sfti IIh, nim. md Utit tnstaii,rncnts
md occruuu ntaic.t IL Dec, j, IB7b s34n. Oo7. on
Amount iax-certlticAtes Oh hand ..,,,, iD. gOs. ~
Amount to bu collected IN the 7th aud
sanle ~ Dec, J, 1R7s. 900, 4h3. SO
The 9latanalnE ootos amount 70 u, So7. o0o, ~
Sh1%a .,s ~ !mS s.ate1eni. M.. ~, ON
acres mofs land tabout 5 ac!ss hsSas a Sesa &C. &C.
,t,. -o,,,. ,n, .,,,, ots for .,o ,,.o.. ~ .,,o
e sehp1n a ane H. aGtas, tuT .ua ocnent o. te
, 1879-02-19
SOUTH PARKS.

Annual Report 0f tho Commissioners.
The South Park Commissioners held meet
ing yesterday afternoon, ut which sunury bills
to the amount Of s052 were audited ind ordered
paid. The annual report, copy Of which hns
hcen sent TO the County Boasd was thea adopt
I'd. The first matter to which the document
lnE thu South Parks, from their inception to
Dec. /, 1878. It u as follows:
AssETs. ....
Land purchased. ......S1, ah0. GEL
Improvement and maintenance tcossoil !, O2. 60l
Discount ~ onds .;;;,::;;:::....:.; 1o1, 1908
colleetingl. .... ..... -. ....... G7, Ba0
Tax certificates Tin possession Of Conf
MiHsloA}:
FacG Falue. .HIlQs U73, 10
Partial payments On
above :.....- ....... 11.OV4.u3 1tv, 6OH
Interest OIL bonds... :........ l. 1S0. 3aG
CASH IN band ~. .: 155, 90
... 50, GA, 500
IlARlLiT,ra.
lat terits. I'd ktrats.
Bonds Bonds fstilsdj lsSaa. ill., III G ooo o
s1..Ys. ooo saU0. ouo-s COZ. 600
PsFk PsF sss.sont ass :sn1ssssS ~
sssstSa fee.ssS n's!s. ;s s'ts os ssI.e:'
rcn9ltios. Gosts. and sx!lenhes' tax eeF.
Of purchase Ata cultcCtlonl. ..,..... 10, COL
Interest on GcpGHifa. ~, t]hH
Loan Accbnnt tin lttlyatloh}:.. ....... VI, 000
On lind; 49,. ..,.... .. ..,........., 81, oo5
x. i. C1ot loeing defurrcu payment u
land).'...' '....''.'''' '.'''''".. l"h, 600
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"Wl you take wheat, oats or corn for sub.
,crption Z" We are often inquired Of in this way
by letter from patrons who reside at distance
from Cleardeld. We again say yes. The reeepti
Of a responsible merchant or mill owner in the
vicinity, will answer Us just as we'll as the cash.
To illustrate; IL any of our patrons will deliver
Us a bag Of grain at the mill Of Joseph II. Breth,
in Chest township, Horace Patchin, in Burnside,
Thomas II. Foreey, in Graham, wm. Porter OF
Shaws in Lawrence, or Brown 4 seylcr's, al
Roekton, Union township, and forward their
receipts for the amount, we will credit them on
their account for the same. In this way all may
soon pay what they owe, If .hey will pursue this
course. IT,
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Mlarried.

PETERS -MeBwEN.-At Unionville, on Tues
day, September 10th, 1879, by Rev. J. d. Shaver
Mr.. John +. Peters, of Decatur township, Clear
field county, Pa, and Miss Nettio MeEwcn, o
Unionyille, Centre county, Pa.
FR0w-MANN. Lewistown, on wednss
day, September 18th 1879, by Rev. o. 0. Mcclean
d. D., Capt. Thomas j. Frow, of Curwensyille
Pa, and Mrs. Mary J. Mann, Of Lewistown, Pa
BL0oM-MKENDRIcK.-In Pike township
on Sunday, septem Der 9TH, 1879, by A. +. Bloom
Esq, Mr.. Showers Bloom, and Miss EliIabetl
McKendrick, both Of olearfeld county, Pa.
sIMLER-LEwIS.-A 0sceola, on wednes
day, September l7th, 1879, by Rev. J. A. Wood
cook, Mr.. George smer, Of Philipsburg, Centr
county, Pa, and Miss Nettie Lewis, OF HoutI
dale, Clearfeld county, Pa.
DALE-NIcH0Ls.-I cleardold, on wcdnss
day, September l7th, 1879, by Rev. II. S. Butler
Mr.. Albert j. Dale, and Miss Huldah Nichols
both Of Lawrence township, clesraeld county, Pa
M0NTELIUS-GATES.- AT the residence o
the brides parents, GU Wednesday, Septembe
l7th, 1879, at noon, by Rev. George Leidy, Mr.
Walton II. Montelius, Of Mt. Carmel, Pa, an,
Miss Alice, youngest daughter Of A. Gates, ESQ.
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FROM THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
Nrw Yonk TiJuns, New York, |
May II, 1870. J

NEw YoRK Titune, New York,
May II, 1870.
DR. NJ. NJ. FESsER, fredonia, N. T.,
Dear Sir Please send me two more bottles OF
your Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic.
Nv wife has been taking 1t and thinks II has
done her good. Yours truly, @. A. TRACY II
DR.. Fenher's Blood and Liver Remedy and
Nerve Tonic may we'll be called "rhe conquer
ing hero" Of the times. It is the medical triumph
Of the age. whoever has "ihe blues" should take
H. for Il regulates and restores the disordcred
system that gives rise to them. II always cures
BiIouspcss and Liver Complaint, JaundiOe, Dys-
pepsia, Constipation, Headaches, Fever and
Aguc, Spleen Rnlargemsn,s, scrofaia, EryslPolas,
Pimples, Dlotehes aud all skin Rruptions and
Blood Disorders; sweiled Limbs and Dropsy
sleeplessness, Impaired Nerves and Nervous De
biHty Restores nesa and strength when the sys.
ten Is running down or going into decline cures
Female Weakness and Chronic Rhoumatism, and
relieves Chronic Bronchitis, and all Lung and
Throa, dlfhcollies. II does these things BY s,rik
log at the root or disease sndremoving iis causes
Or. Peuner's Improved Cough Honey will re-
licvs any cough in one hour.
DR.. Fenper's Golden Relief cures any pain, AZ
Tooth-ashs, Neuralgia, Collie or Headache ia I've
to thirty minutes, and readily relieves Rheuma-
,ism, Kidney Complaint, Disrhoa, etc.
DIR. Fsnners ST. viius Dance Specific. One
For sale By lIsriswiek Irwin, Drsggi.,''
! lclesrssld, Pa aug-77-tf
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COMMUNICATED.


NEW MILronr, September llth, 1879.
EpTroR REPuBLioAS:--0n Sabbath September
7th, 1879, while four boys, viz Lorenzo Bowling.
Robert Caldwell, Charles High and John NJ.
Hunter, were strolling over the farm Of Mr.. Enoeh
Erhard, in Knox township, with pistol in their
possession, and while the weapon was In the
hands Of Charles High, II was aecidently dis.
charged, the contents lodging in the breast Of
John M. Hunter, which resulted in death IN abou,
Eve minutes. This sad occurrence Of Sabbath
desecration and death created great excitement
In the neighborhood. ,she alarm spread rapidly,
and a large crowd Of persons was soon on the
ground when the accident occurred. An Inquest
vas held by Lewis Brhard, Esq, and verdict
rendered-death caused BY the accidental dis
charge Of pistol On Monday afternoon, sih
inst, the deceased John NJ. Hunter, aged IL years,
months and II days, was followed TO the
Lutheran graveyard at New Millport, by large
coneourss Of people. The Church was hlled to
It's utmost capacity. Appropriate services we're
held BY Rev.s Edwards and sherk. The Lord
comfort and sustain the distracted parents and
family. This sad event should prove warning
to all, and especially to parents who suffer their
children to rove at large and whore they please
on the Lords day, instead Of tlling their place
In the Sunday School and sanctuary.
AspoyER
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Methodist Episcopal Church--Rev. J. s.
ucMrRRAY, Pastor.---Services every Sabbath
Al lOI A. NJ, and " ?. M.
sabbath School at A. NJ.
PRAYER Meeting every Wednesday, at n p. NJ.
Comuiuuion Service, first Sabbath of every
month, al l0l A. NJ.
west Clearfeld NJ. Il. Church.--Rev.
~ scorr WILSON. Pastor. Preaching every
alternate Sunday, at s o'clock, p. NJ. Sunday
School at "a, p. NJ. All are invited to attend.
esbyterian Church--Rev. II. s. BUTLER
sabbath services morning and evening-Sab-
All School at p. M.-Prayer Meeting wednes.
day evening.
Baptist Church.-Rev. j. A. ALpRED, Pas
tor. Services every Sabbath morning aud evening
Alternating, at 10Y o'clock A. NJ, and II p. NJ.
sabbath School ats p. NJ. Prayer Meeting every
Wednesday evening.
st, Francis Church--C Catholic--Rev p
]. sHERIDAS.- at lOl o'clock, A. M, on
The first, third and fourth sundaysof each month
Vospers and Bcnediction ofthe Blessed Sacrament
At o'clock, ?. M.-sunday School every Sunday
afternoon at O'Clock.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

TINE or HOLDING oUARrER SESSIONS COURT.
Second Monday Of January.
Third Monday Of March.
Pnt Monday Of June.
Fourth Monday Of September.
TINE oF HOLDING COMMON PLKAs.
First Monday Of June.
Second Monday Of November.
PUBLIC OFFICERS.
Presidsni Jqdgs-Hon. Charles A. Mayer, O.
Lock Haven.
assistant Law Judge-IIon. John IL. oryis, o
Bellefonte.
Associate Judges-Abram Ogden, Clearheld
Vincent D. Holt, Cleardeld.
Prothonotdry-El Bloom.
Register and Reeorder-L. J. Morgan.
District Attorney-Wm. NJ. Mccullough.
Trsasurer-Philip Dots.
Sherif-Andrew Pentz, Jr.
Deputy Sherif-Chris j. Keaggy, Clear6eld
County SHrpeyor-Samuel Y. McCloskey, Cur
sensyille.
County CoBimissioners--C. W. Ryler, Graham.
ton p. O.. Elnh Johnston, Grampian Hills ?. o.
Juhn Norris, sr., Curwensvillc.
County Auditors-Wiliam V. Wright Clear.
field Joseph Gilliland, Three Runs j. S. Nor.
rs Woodland.
County Coroner-J. D. NeH, New Washington
Jury Commissioners-Dr James P. Burchfed
Clear6ed, Joseph Alexander, MADEIRA.
Superintendent Of Public Sehoois-M. L. Nc.
Quown, ClearGeld.
Ssalsrof Weghs q Neamres-Jesse W. Carlile,
Office at Luthersburg Pa.
Noiaries Publc-John W. Wrigley, WIN. Ra-
iebaugh, Cyrus Gordon, Clearheld; Joseph II,
Irwin, N. L. Arnold, curwensvilej J. A. Living
stone Dubois City.
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ANOTHER PROMINENT CITIZEN
GONE.

Col. Q. 5. worrell died at his home in Ches
township, Clearheld county, on Saturday, Angus
9th, 1879. lie was born on the 18th OF Decem
ber, 1910, in Frankfofd, Phladelphia county
aud moved to Centre county with his grand
father in 1929. lie was married in 1880 to MARY
Cleampson moved to Clear6eld county In 1885,
where he was elected to several positions Of honoi
and trust. He was first made Lieutenant Colone
Of militia, and afterward promoted to Colonel
was elected twice 10 the Legislature, and served
one term as County Commissioner with great
credit to himself, and also those who elected him
He was Democrat without guile, and was promi
nently spoken Of at one time during his active
political life as a candidate for Governor
The subject of this sketch came from honorahl,
stock. Tho Worrell family dates back to 1890
in this State, then a Colony, and has been more
or less connected with public affairs from that
date.
Colonel worrell, while he lived, had a wide
acquaintance and large circle of friends. Pos
sessing rare social qualities, kind aud gentle in
his bearing bis society was greatly sought. When
be died, a neghborhood sorowed. II. A.
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TERRIBLE AND FATAL ACCIDENT AT
OscroLA-A dreadful accident occurred In me
railroad yard a, Osceola on Thursday last, by
which John Gouder. Of Philipsbure aged forty
two years. lost bis life. We take the following
oar,Isula. from the Philipsbufg Joar"af "on
Thursday morning, rs John Gondsr, Conductor
ON the coal train between Morrisialc. PhiliP'burg
and o.esols, was getting bis train u empty ears
out Of the 0,ceola yard, having uncoaplod .
por,iop Of the rear Of tho train and signalsd the
engineer to 60 ahead. the sudden jar caused hi 7"
10 lose his balance and fall to the track, when
the wheels Of sir empty cars passed over both
legs and his right arm, crushing them 10 terri =
bic manner. The shock produced upon the iys-
tam was 90 severe iha. no reaction took place
and he died 10 the course Of few hours after ,h'
.oeldept occurred. Notwithstanding the severity
Of his wounds bs retained full consciousness dur
,nr . portion Of the time before bis death. III
va, taken TO Phnpsburg on the mail north a
1875 the same morning and died at his hom'
,b,r,l, after noon. lie leaves wife and ni
sAildrsn to mourn his untimsly fate" lie wa'
promo,ed TO a cOndaeiorship buts few days ago
M. remains were taken 10 Tyrone on sa,nrda,
and inferred along side Of two Of bis children
who were killed on the railroad there some year
ago.
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Nervous Debility.

Vital Weakness or Depression weak
exhausted feeling, no energy or couragej the re-
suit Of mental over-work, indiscretions or
excesses, or some drain upon the system is al
ways cured by Humphreys Homeopathic Specific
No. 2s. 1t tones up and invigoratcs the system,
dispels the gloom and dependency, imparts
strength aud energy, stops the drain and re-
juyenates the entire man. Been used twenty
years with perfect success by thousands. Sold by
dealers. Price, 81 per single vial, or S. per
package Of Eve walls and 81 vial Of powder. Sent
by mail on receipt Of price.
Address Humphreys Homeopathic
Medicine Company, l09 Fulton ST., N. Y.
Q. D. Watson, Agent, Clearheld, Pa.
sept. is, 1s7S-ly.
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HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Whilc Mat
thias Hoffman, Of Carrolltown, Cambria county,
was coming over the road from penhed to Clear
field on Monday afternoon lart, on his way home
from Putnams mill. in Huston township, where
he had been working, he was overtaken by
stranger, and the two reached the "Big spring
without anything unusual taking place. They
both Stopped at the spring to take drink o'
water, the stranger drinking fret, aud while
Hoffman was lying down drinking, the stranger :
bit him several blows on the head with elab,
cutting him awfully, and then robbedhim' taxing
a fifteen dollar check and some change. After
Hoffman recovered from the shock, he made bis
way TO this place, all covered with blOoi--a terri
bic looking spectacle and had bis wounds proper
ly cared for.
Them who perpetratsd the outrage escaped
lie wore knit jacket, or "womas," cap, and has
81 ndy chin whiskcr. II is hoped that he viii
be yet discovered.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-09-24

List of letters remaining unclaimed
in the Postoice at clearield, for the week ending
September %, 1879 -
S. F. Dunn, William Fitzgerald, Miss Mary
Livingston, Thomas McDermott, Samuel Nor
gans, Miss NJ. " Ogden, o. 4. Perry, Thomas
Steele, Miss Lizzie A. Smiley, Miss Annie Wolf,
Miss Carrie M. wclch, (2), Mrs. Addis Williams,
William Young. P. A. GAuLIs, Pm.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-09-24
.Bust Received

Just Received by ARNOLD, al
CURWENSVILLE =
Car Load Nova Scotia Plaster!
Car Load pure Corn, hyc and Oats
Chop
Car Load Deaken Salt
Car Load of Choice Family Flour
Car Load Dry Goods, Groceries, &C..
Bs5-Shingles, Bark r. r. Ties and
Grain will be taken in exchange.
Curwensvillc, May /, 1878.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-09-24

New DAILY STAGE LISE.-James H.
Leavy has succeeded in having a daily mail estab.
lished between Cleardeld and Pennheld, and will
hereafter run daily stage between the two points
His contract began with April Let, and the stag
will leave Cleardold every moinng Except Sun.
day at O'Clock, making connections with al
trains on the Low Grade Railroad at Pennheld, re-
turning after the last train the same evening
Passenger and freight will eearried at low ra'os
Orders left at any of the hotels will be attended
to. lGapr79u