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FOR GOVERNOR
HI ESTER CLYMER,
OF I1F.RKS COUNTY.
Arrested Again. That celebrated
oyaliBt, bank robber and member of
Congress Culver who now repre
rents tho Oil region in tho Washing
ton Rump, was arrested (for about the
tenth time) last week, upon two war
rants, issued by tho mayor of llarr'm
burg, on the oath of the presidents ol
the Petroleum and Vonantro banks,
charging him with fraud and embcz
xlement, in fraudulently obtaining
possession ol the United States bonds
belonging to those institutions.
His loyal attorneys, as Boon as they
found that their friend had been ar
rested, for big crimes and misdemean
ors, at once applied for a writ of
habeas corpus, which the loyal judrjes
granted quite Bpeedily; but Mr. Cul
ver, having succeeded in securing bail,
was bound over for his appearance at
court. We presume that after this
there will be at least one "loyal" mem
ber of Congress opposed to the sus
pension of this writ of liberty. How
strange that men, who but a 6hort
timo ago had so little respect for it,
should now be so hasty in seeking its
benefits. When honest men were
gobbled up by tho blood-hounds of
A. L., and thrust into military dens,
the writ could not be found ; but now,
when a "loyal" scoundrel, who has
robbed the soldier, widow, orphan, and
business community out of millions of
dollars, is arrested, according to law,
immoderate haute is taken to release a
blood red criminal a national high
wayman from acommon jail through
the instrumentalityof thiswrit. These
things are all dono in tho name of
' loyalty," under tho guise of which
- - I 1 ' - vwy uvivir MUllutWU .
but Etill such things prs at par among
that class.
Another Flank Movement. The
"loyal" as it was announced ladies
of Mechanic6burg, held a straw berry
festival last week, for tho benefit of
the Presbyterian church in that place,
and among the items on exhibition
was a steel engraving of Washington,
which was put up to be voted for, at
ten cents a ticket, tho tickets to be la
beled Clymer or Geary, according to
tho inclination of tho voter. When
tho Fair closed and the ballots were
counted, to the astonishment of all
Clymer had a majority of 0. The
reader will recollect that this is near
where Geary resides, and the "black
est holo" in Cumberland County. The
Harrisburg Telegraph and other dis
union organs, in noticing this defeat,
term it, in order to hide their chagrin,
"a good joko." We think so too, Ic
causa if loyalty, Geary, and tho uo
grophobians are defeated in the strong
est disunion district, in his own coun
ty, what kind of a joko will it be
when he is repudiated throughout the
State next October J It is less than a
month ago that the "boys in blue,"
also perpetrated a joke of a similar
character upon Geary in this same
county, in a convention of soldiers,
118 out of 140 voting lor lliestcr Cly-I
iner. We hope tho dis union jour
nals will continuo perpetrating those
"jokes" upon our candidate lor Gov
ernor, i
Foreign Charity. That arrant
domagoguo, W. D. Kelly, member of c,ected by the anti-Democrats were
Congress from Philadelphia, has in-1 J!7on, Taylor and Lincoln. Each
,. j ... . : . . , ldld in tho Presidential offico, nnd
proposition into that body, wcre, 8uocoodcd hv Vicc-IWcnts
to the effect that tho United States elected by the same party. In each
Government guarantee a loan of case, the anti-Democrats quarreled
twenty millions of dollars to tho Mexi-' wit n 1,10 Vieo-President s, because they
ran "'rebels." Wo think that Mr.' ?'ou,f.,illi8t on b(;inr Sui(Jc,d .h thc
v,, j.i. Constitution and they each, in turn.
Kelly and his brood had better devise (had to tlirow tfjpniselvc8 for support
some plan to pay off the enormous! on the Democratic party. Thcso are
debt they have saddled upon the significant historical facts.
vummj, Micauj, in mo mierosi oi
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shoddy, without going to Mexico to
increase it still more. "We euppose
that if Mr. Kelly would succeed ir, hi
ecbemo, tho Mexicans would cventu-
any roceive but little of the proceeds
. . ' i uo
ftf l.hia lnnn na n on1 V,!. 1...,1"
, UI. 4Uj.4 lo xonu uroiina ana arrest every
friends would strike tbefiret blow at) officer, agent, or employee of tho Bu
tba Treasury and Jay Cooke's "na-j rau WD0"'S interested in tho cultiva
tional bIntiRinre" wnnM Ka n tion of plantations, Lc, io, on bis
enlarged, for ttt haztH of a few
1 .u.i'.. !,. " r i
.iju6SifT. j
The Screw Btmneu.
..I,oya!lv," like .cl-n, i nsmmet.,
day for sinister purposo"., and em cs
ns a cloHk lo cover ft inoucn.w) l-" J ,
find many !
at.U .ivli mill it
.1.
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nvnr tn iiiisr. i ii'tn lr id mi nn mum
'scats in Legislative lutlls. Some are
Uo be found who wear both garments
rcli"ion and loyalty for tho par-
lpoc oi accomplishing their VZ the vote,. t - d,trua to
'and in no one individual hi this truth .
'more fully illustrated than in tho con-,
duct of an individual by tho name ff:iav0 ncver yet sent a representative
Simmons, who a few years ago, rep-, to Harrisburg whose course we could
resented Khode Inland in tho United ,notfully cndorso.and weshouldBtillen--it
r .uJdeavor to keep our record dean, lhe
States Senate. Ho was one of Ibo,"" J . .. . ...
most religious, loyal and refined mem-'
bers of that bod-, but late aevciopc
mcns show, that while in that body
his whole timo and talents, were de
voted to his own interests and the
oppression of his constituents. Tho
Baltimore Sun says :
"On Hevcral occasions when tariff
hilln hnvo hflflii rnifhir rwiiiRidorntion in
Congress for years past, much time
has been spent in the contest for pro
tection on wood screws. It turned
out finally, when Senator Simmons
was in Congress from Rhode Island,
during the war, that thero was only
one such establishment in the United
States, and that one in Rhode Island,
and tho Senator industriously looked
after it. More duty was put on the
importation of such screws according
ly, and the result is that the American
Screw Company of Providence, with
a capital of 81,000,000, divided 11,000,-
000 of pronts among the stoctiiouicrs
in 1864 100 per cent! and have now-
divided 51,200,000 for 1805120 per
cent. hen Senator Simmons came
into Congress we recollect that light
was expected from him on tho tariff
subieet. but was not obtained. He
did not remain lon in Congress, how
ever : for some reason he was induced
to resign probably to go into better
business. Jlo is said to ue a stock
holder in the ficrew company, with
its patent, and is, perhaps, now suffi
ciently protidi-d.
It will thus bo scon that 120 pel
cent, profit is what the sagacious Sen
ator was alter. Is it any wonder our
country is on the highway to ruin,
when such mercenary creatures are
allowed to make our laws !
The Richt ok Deserters to Vote
The Supreme Court of Pennsylva
nia, sitting at Wilkebbarre, rendered
Rankin, error to tho common nlcas of
Franklin county, (tho deserter voting
case.) The decision does not argue
the constitutionality of the law of
Congress, but is chiefly confined to the
point ol issue, to wit : I ho ri;ht of i
judge of election to reject a man's
vote when tho word docerter is writ
ton opposite his namo on the list of
voters, duel Justice N oodward and
Justices Strong and Thompson de
cided that tho judge of elections could
not refuse a man a vote until ho had
been tried and convicted of desertion,
while Justices Read and Agnow, on
tho contrary, held that tho judges of
elections were the proper persons to
decide tho question.
This is bad for tho bill our loyal
Governor signed last week. His
great mpcet for the Constitution
should have lasted a little longer.
JfcyGov. Fenton, of New York, has
been so much blamed for pardoning
Zeno Burn ham, the mock auctioneer
swindler, that ho now cives notice
that all applicants for pardons must
publish their applications in a promt
nent newspaper, so that tho public
can state their objections. Exchange
Pennsylvania had a Governor that
done the same thing, but ho w as in
the habit of pardoning criminals be
fore tho Judges had time to sentence
them, and the publication only seemed
to make him moro reckless. His Ex
cellency in New York, will most like
ly land in the same ditch.
Sionificant Historical Facts. It
is a fact that tho Democratic nartv
has always sustained every Incumbent
of tho Presidential chair who has de
fended the Constitution, nnd the anti-
Democrats have heartily opposed all
such. Tho only three Presidents ever
i
n . 1N Tim
til , l l
.
'f t')e Freedmcn's Bureau as are men
lio"ed in tr,ho ;,rcPort8 of Gens. Stcad-
i, 1 a . n . ,
he has detailed an oflicer to nrooeed
v..ii. -,.,. . '
ST.i ?? 1 be.U7 ?y WOu1
b? 6tnke 4t tba r90t f h evil and
arolish the whol concern.
Vid lo be determined to put a stop tolf? . l x'- 6 n con.s"lerfl"f,n
all such outrages in tho management!,.. T. - - IT 'S.,rat!C,n- wL,ch
" '"i"
Cormpondence.
.8 ,i(,jnj, J( ftt l(l0 pree
Cnt tituo, by tno jurtiai " !! p:uv.,
in fvcry quarter of tlie Statu, in ret-
..w.H nsn.:cronee to tin-ni ni-tim.nuiv
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where that th- material composing
- . , - . . .
the next nhnll lo tho antipode, in
every respect, of tho last, I thought,
perhaps that it would not be out oi
will(., tl.ov will
, , . ,. d t0 make yye
inr to us for all time to come, lhe
. ii : rpkz.
advantage taken by tho Republicans
of tho tomporary disatleclion that
mado us appearance in our raiiKs ui
that timo, is still frebh upon our mem
ories. Jjct us uso our ucHD enucavors
to avoid a repetition of that disaffec
tion, and frustrate that growing dis
position on the part of our. enemies
to bronlc down our organization.
1 only recur to tho past to givo
warning for tho future; lor I feel my
self that the least Baid to-day of what
has occurred is lor tho lest. Lnder
no circumstances would 1 have done
so, bad it not been for tho intimation
thrown out to me, from a very reliable
quarter, that last year's proceedings
would be repeated at tha next moot
ing of thc conferees; and it must bo
apparent to all, that the Democracy
of the district should see to it at once
that harmony prevails in our counews.
If tho present uspirants to that posi
tion cannot secure tho harmony so
much desired, let some new name be
introduced that can ; and it is the
general impression of the "untcrrifled"
in tins section ci inc. uimrici, mai
they can produce the "coming nin ;"
ono who will heal thc breach, and
once moro unite us ns wo were of
yoro. He is not committed to either
faction that divided us last fall, and is
friend to all pi ues concerned ; a
v .... I' .al. r. t ,.
, L .A.A r.kr.r!nnl.lA '.iil.i fit li in court thc ii.t-cutti linnnir
and eapaWo; sound upon all the im- the highest number of voteshas failed
porta't issues which may be brought 'to comply with said rule, then the
Lfrre the next Kcssion, and is one of , person having tho next highest num
the working class. In fact, it would; her of votes shall be declared the nom
be hard to find, in thc whole district,
ono who is better qualified, in every
regard, to represent tho Democracy
ofthis district in thc next Legislature,
and decidedly the most available.
Tho name I would bfg leave to
ofTer is JOHN LAWSIIE.nf the firm
of Lawshe, White k Co., of the Osce
ola Mills. Far bo it from mo, Mr.
Editor, to claim it s aright 1 never
coultl reconcile it with mv Democratic
principles to admit that any man had sons, ana It lias often been demonstra
tho right to office in a republican form ted that through causes impossible to
of government; the right belongs to .'control, a majority ofthis number
tho monarchal. I think tho office could not always be present, to dis
should seek tho man, not tho man the charge tho duties enjoined upon them,
otfice; audit would be thc oflieo seek-Und thus the dutv of holding the pri
ing thc man in the case of Mr: Lawshe. mary election devolved upon those not
but 1 do claim that ono who has!
worked as hard and achieved as much
as Mr. L. has, is worthy of some of j
me iionors. ji jou win rcicr, ;ir. ing tcven persons in thc large districts,
Editor, to thc election returns of this UndyfiY in thc nnall. They would
township you who have watched the suggest tho propriety of thcso corn
returns of Clearfield county for years mittees to hold a meeting a few days
and will compare the past two years previous to tho day of the election,
with the years that have gone before, and select from among, and designate,
you will there perceive the work of i three of their number to attend and
hiin whoso name I propose. (hold said election, and at the samo
And apart lrom all this, I would! time appoint tho return judge, so, that
alno urge that this quarter of the dis- leach may understand his duty, when
vmmcu iu mmiic coiiNiucration
at thc hands of tho party. From the
fircsent stand point, it cannot be very
ong until a good deal will be expected
of us; so give us some encouragement
to net in thc futuro, for wo consider
that we have , been neglected some
what heretofore.
"With the hope that this suggestion
may nieet with your approval, I re
main, in behalf of the glorious cause,
Yours, ic,
OSCEOLA.
Otr "Dkar" Drksi pen?. Abraham
Lincoln, the Illinois rail-splitter, has
cost tho Government, on his personal
account, since Ins inauguration in
1801, nearly as ranch as all the pre
ceding occupants of the Presidential
chair put together. Wo have, for in
stance, tho following ittms of expend
iture to cnargo to nis personal account,
viz:
Repairing and ra-furntshtnf the Th:U
Uoase and issprorini the srreuncs. irU.fWO
Salary for fir yeara ... Oi.POO
Kewards fir arrests of assassins . lii una
Expenses of trial, ete - . . JiO PUO
Presented lo Mrs, Lincoln - . J4,000
Furniture, piste, etc, stolen from the
While llouse .... TJ.flPO
Expenses incident to burial - - JMI.OOU
For purchase of Ford's theatre - 100,009
Other purchases incident to th aisu-
sination, about .... 75 ono
Personal expense! of the President an!
family, including tarioas strs.nhoat
excursions, ste. ... . . liO.OPO
'"'l 1,4:19,000
All tho other Presidents put to
gether only cost tho Government
about $2,500,000. T0 wander the
people regard this latter ono such a
very dear mnn ; and more especially
has become a debt this country can
never ny.
BQUSome one has discovered amoii"'
tho "conscience letters," received aU
most daily by the Secretary of iho
Treasury, a note signed "B. F. B."
inclosing fivo dollars. The initials
suggest a suspicion that further re
lUnMa. wilJ "coded to fully ease
itbo conscience o" this nenitenL Tn.
1 iiuej conscience o litis penitent.
iXn-i
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jaiBin rnnKiin iJutler.
Primary Election.
In obedience lo thd requirements oi
IfiiU itU f,,p condlK liniT tilO Primal v',
l.lectu.ni ol the Democratic patty Ot 0,orjt, M, ,)r,,Hi0i u u. tixi. a.
Clcurfield county, tho DemocniU ol j, i,j.lfr, Pnini Rerncit. p. R flood.
tho several boroughs nnd townhip! fn - I'rtfr I'ih, .imin D. ci&rk, i?arld L?,
are required to meet at tho election tr,
house in each dmtriet on the servna ,Frenni j. w. Muiinn, Jwnot It. Ciiweii,
.V.it ur,l,,i: i,f .hi hi nr.rt. Mieilltr t lO Hill ,
day of tho month) at uci nour as
shall bo named by tho Vigilance Com-'''"J
mittee for each seiterato uistnct, anu ;
inclose at such hour na said Com -
mittee shall name for th purpose of ;
hv ballot, their choice of .
candidates for the respective otliecs,
viz: one person for Assembly, two
porsous for Associate Judges, ono pcr-
son for Commissioner, and ono person
for Auditor, to be voted for and elec
ted in October.
The following r.ilcs, 5th and 6th, are
given for tho information of those
concerned.
" Rn.K 5th. o person shall be per
mitted to vote at such Primary Elec
tion, except those who have voted
with the Democracy at tho prccceding
general election, or shall be of known
Democratic standing, and no candi
date shall be placed upon the return
1o!h4.o hill have lna eird ft can
didate inserted in the Democratic
papers during at least three weeks
proceeding the primary election.
Rule tirn. The townships com
mittee or tho election board shall des
ignate ono of their number to act as
return judge, whose duty it shall be
to take charge of thc returns of votes
cast, after having been duly certified
to as being correct, and signed by a
majority of the board, and carry to
them to Clearfield Borough on the
Tuesday following tho election, and
produce them at 3 o'clock, P. M., in
the Court House, when said judges
will be called to order by tho Chair
man of tho County Committee, who
hhall preside. Tho votes bhall then
he counted and thc persons receiving
thc highest number of votes casts at
said election, shall be declared nomi
nated for tho respective offices for
which they have been voted for: Provi
ded taid persons voted f jr shall Lave
complied with the requirements of
inee lor saia oinco.
COMMITTEE OF VIGILANCE.
In accordance with tho rules gov
erning the Democratic party of Clear
field County, the county Committe
have selected and appointed the fol
lowing named geutlemen, to act as a
Committee of Vigilance, for thc re
spective boroughs and townships, thc
ensuing year. Heretofore the com
mittee 1ms con8iBtl of but tliroo por
designated. Tho County Committee
deeming it no violation of our rules,
have enlarged the committee, select-
the timo ot action arrives. It tinned
that all will take a lively interest in
maintaining and upholding tho rules
and organization of tho only party
that has, and will, govern this coun
try according to the Constitution, and
tho laws enacted in harmony there
with, and thereby restoro us Union
and prosperity to our distracted coun
try, which has been so tcrriblv afflic
ted by demagogues and traitors, under
tho guise ot patriotism and ''loyalty."
O. B. G0ODLAM1KR, Chlu'll,
T.J. McCiuaon, Sec'ry.
Btrtarin. A. W. Lee, Samuel liiodman, Wan.
Dotts, Jehn W. Daris, Christiaa Ureum.
lltU. Wm. T. (Jilben, llenry U MeQhee,
Adam Brelh, A. J. WoClinry, Wm. Mehaftey.
,7o John 11 lUwIcs, Francis AloUride,
Ueorpe Ulnnm, Wm. tines, Wa. Henry.
r.yy Charles Slnaa, Wilson Hoover, John
Bish, J ebn W Kyler, John Miller.
'"iit,'rrf Samuel P Wilson. Jacob Pearee,
Robert Lonnshsry, Alexander Llvineston, Thos
Kiley, Mark Kyler, James L Elewarl.
lrrfyUer FleRal, Basauel Posttethwalt,
E Q Hays, Paniel Kirhel, Jesse Lines, John if.
Oswalt Joseph U Kiik.
s?ar,rf. Panie! Goraian, Matthew Irrln,
ttxi fchepherd, Joseph L. Kef. John Waaeer.
Thomas Young, Otheio Fmead.
Caeef. Wm. Tucker. Joha Wood. John ConaW
Ls-'enea Killisn, John Hockenbery.
ttneofoa. Francis Contriet, F. F. Vallemont, ,'
""' imioi. msi t, rioKara, vnrisliai Brown.
HcnrtrMWin. Pirter, J. M. KetUeberger,
J. P. Kratser, Daniel Connelly, R. Newton Shaw .
t'urrfinfe. James Thompson. W. P.Chaia.
hers, Ueojauiin Brotmie, Framptoa Blofim, lleory
Kerns.
Urrttur, Richard HuRbea, Dr. D. Kline, W.
A. Kesms, Cyreniut Howe, liavid Gsarhatl.
"erjpwon. u, m. Wise, Ueorje K. Tubbs, J. JL
uc-ies, 11. w. rtraw, Lewis nicuracaen.
rot Joseph II. Heath, J. T.
McCltilan.
llimes James 1
tfroni Justin Pie, Daniel Krise, A. S. Dick
inson, Francis Tearny, Charles MignoL
en.lrs.-Wm. L. Hinw. A. A. rtead. Qeorge
A. Morrison, A. N. Marks, K. K. Phir. y.
Urakom. John Turner, Amos F'ubler Samuel
Firgsl, C. W. Kyler, M. V. French.
fai'eA. Elijah Conrad, F.dward Flanders, A.
R. Height. JvMWh Frv. 6
Chreightoa Wandall.Elii.ia Bums D Uurkev
irHtroa. i,rwip Berdell. Samuel
I . I ra ISf .. . ' . . ' 1
Oilsoa, Robert Patterson. Robert M. Job
:ia.... Tl .1 a rt-ai '
Artiiws, Ueorr Heekeadnra Uic C. M.
Closkey, Joseph uaUland, Charles bchnars. ft, '
JI ,.... ' .
Aee.Rot.ert W.therew Lewi. Erhard P. A.
Howies, H. J, hiuppy Levi AloCrackan.
777 Tfiu. ?!"' t b
are 1 sir. lae limi a.
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Ij. a xi.I KZ .1 ,.lle,rt.T .wrul
, L.. ti . ,
r,Mm, tiMj w. jiom
A ICniif. J. M. Commlng.
H
li.iu llinrt. Jobs VffDI
t
(-'hiVii. H'ui., F Johmon, David Wellf Jr.
Fred Hollcjiolor, Jolin UroMler, UnrJ wmu-
HWimrrf Thomn iioderion, c. j. tnon,
wi. Klin., lknrjr ii.u5h1uao.Wu1 Uii.r
v ,T ppTTniM
Jr Jrt. 1 ivl V 1 X i-i-J-UAiviii
To !, Held Saturday. July 11, IHtiO.
i'KIXTKItri FKK Aasembly 10. Ammcimr
JudKe IS. Coinmimiioiier $1. Auditor $Z. 1 lie
dull must invariably accompany the uoiic lo
inuro Insertion.
ASSEMBLY.
1"I7"E arp authoriied lo announce lha nam of
T Ir. J. W'. I'ottrr, of Voi ingtoa tp., as a
candidate for Assembly, mil)"-! to llm action of
the Democratic party, at the Primary Election.
We are authorised to announce the name of
Thomas J. l:Culloujr.h, of t'lenrtirld, a a candi
date lor Aaombly, u'yect to the action of the
l'f Dovia ic party, at the l'riuiary Kloctiou.
ASSOCIATE JUDGE.
We are authorized to announce the name of
Janin Cleary, of I'enn (p., as a candidate for As
sociate Jud(;e, subject to the action of thc Ilcmo-
eratic party, at the rrimary tlrction.
We are authoriied to announce lhe nam of
Jacob Wilhelin, of Graham tp., a a candidate for
Associate Judge, subject to the action of the Ien
oeratic party, at the Primary Election.
We arc authorized to announce the name of
Samuel Civile, of Lawrence tp., as a candidate for
Associate .ludpo, subject to the action of the Van
oeratic party, at the Primary Election.
We are authorised to announce the name of
Georiro Erhard. of Knox tp., as a candidate for
Associate Judge, subject to the action of tho Deny
oeratic party, at the Primary Election.
We are authoriied to announce the name of
Vincent 1J . Holt, of Bradford tp., as a candidate
for Associate Judire. subject to the action of
the Ikmocratic party, at the Primary Election.
COUNTY COMMISSI OXER.
We are authorized to announce the name of
Williitm L. Rishel, of Lawrence tp., as a candidate
for Co. Commis'ioncr, subject to t be action of the
Democratic party, at the Primary Election.
We are authorized to announce the name of
DVury Stoue, of Clearfield, as a candidate fr
County Commissioner, subject to the action of the
Democratic party, at the Primary Election.
We are authorized to announce the name of
Frederick P. rdiofl", of Becearia township, as a can
didate for the office of County Coniiuimiiinr, sub
ject to the action of the Democratic party, at the
rrimary r.kttion.
COUNTY AUDITOR.
We arc authorized to anuuunce tlie name of
John A. L. Plcjral, of flo-Lm tp., as a candidate
for County Auditor, subject to the action of the
Democratic party, at the Primary Election.
In Clearnild, June To, by the Rcy. J. O.
Archer, Dr. JAMES P. r.t'K('H FIELD to Miss
EMILY J. ALEXANDER; all of Clearfield, Ta.
For thc substantial mark of repect shown to
the Printers on this occasion, tbe nappy pair bave
the thanks of this office Devil and all.
; At Clearfield borough, on the 21st of June, 18C6,
by Wm. Porter, Ksej., Mr. OLIVER HCULKR to
Miss ELIZA JAXK F.MEALE, Wb of OraLam
lAwaMkif., 'lrSi4l onty, Pa.
On the Jth Instant, by J. D. Miller, Mr.
ARTHUR STRAW, ef Jordan township, to Miss
SARAH M. ARNOLD, of Knox township.
fiv drrrtisfmrnts.
STRAY KL'M.Catae trespassing en the
premises of the subscriber, in Lawrence
township, Clearfield county, about the middle of
June, one year ago, a small brindle MILL, fan
posed to be one year old. The owner Is requested
to proTe property, pay charges, and take him
away, or be will be disposed 01 according to lew.
jez-3t LYDIA LEONARD.
HERRELL & BIGLER
DEALERS IJf
hardware;
aLSO, kUXCraCTCREItl Or
7 in and Sheet Iron Ware.
jo97-y citinriEtD r.
A LOT OF SADDLES, BK IDLES,
II A UN ESS, COLLARS. Etc.
Foraaleby MERRELL & BIGLKIt.
PALMER'S PATENT UNLOAD
ING II AY FORKS,
FqrwUby MERRELL A BIGT.EIt.
OIL, PAINT, TUTTT, GLa"sS,
XAILS, ic,
Fnrealeb MERREI.L HITLER.
UAIINESS TRIMMINGS & SHOE
FINDINGS,
For tale by MERRELL A MOLER,
GUNS, riSTOLS, SWORD CANES,
Ac, Ac, '
Fnt r)by MEKRELL k BtOT.KR.
STOVES, OF ALL SORTS AND
SIZES,
For sale. b MERRI LL BIGLER.
IRON I IRON! IKON! IRON!
Ffr ! by M ERRELLjt 1510 LEU.
iionsE shoes a horseshoe
NAILS,
Fors.alby MEKr.LI.l k BIGLER.
K---" !TATE. MR. CHARLES
ECHNARR. has ne authority to sell lands
or roceive monevs belonging to this estate. Per'
sens having paid him moneys will plsase la form
see of tbe dates and amount.
WILLIAM A. WALLACE,
. Attorney, As.
June 1. Ttr.fi f i.".Jt H
QeCHMI, HtlK l.KTllNti. Th,
fchonl Diwtnre of Graham tnwushin )
let to build, by puldio outcry, at Grabamlun, on
Saturday, the 7lh dav of Ja!r nexL tin i,
School Houses. Centraets to be given to the
'lowest responsible bidders. Plana and specifi
cations to be seea on tbe flay of lsuiog. Dy
orucr 01 ine ucini 01 directors.
Attest. c. W. KTLER,
Jnne 20, IS8Jli Secretory.
CAt'TlOV All persons ere hereby caution
ed against purchasing, or ia any way med
dling with one red cow, three stores, I ur beds,
cne hog. une table, a est of chain, and a lot of
.other hoohlil fjniitnre. left In rare of J0H!f
1.1 M Ueai lnssa.k a . .
jeW 3t
JOHN HOOVER, Jr.
4 I'MISISTR ATOR'R SiOTIC l-Xotico
.-..v.s VI aiiUIIHIVei-
il u nereoy give u.at letters of Administra
late of Braifotd township, Clearfield eonme. P
bare this d.v been dulv granted to tho under.
,i,"d- to t0 " P. indebted to said ee
into am please make faTaieM. anJ iK... k..,. . '
-1.: .j . a
'"ims wemanas win prewul tbm f..r I
'-" BAKKAtt PEARCE
Adssr 1.
JUSI JLLCLiVED,
II. W. SMITH At COs
A Fr. ih l.n .,f '
TEAS AND CANNED FRCIT.
Ainu, a tuprriur arlirln tf
OF.NT.'S TATFNT LEATHER BOOTS
A'l ii'l and titrm;y low. fj,
C.lttli. LAMIS Improve! Firt jMui
j W ASH J.N U MACHINE, is now cC " I
to the public as the cheapest, simplut njl
most fic.ioiu nsnmc niaeime id tbe ei-oruj, I
The exclusive rtRht .'or the sale f tt;. '
cllne In your own Mate or county can htiecartjl
i) si piving soon at our store,,; 7 .Xarsst strt
Philadelphia, Pa. J. S. I.ASII id
Also, the bett Clothes Wringer in Ihs maikitl
11 noiesaie anu reiau. 1
- JUT A very liberal discount to eoantry mtr-1
chnnts and dealers generally. J.C,'6J
TO ALL BOOK BUYERS.
TA8. K. 6IM0.V, 33 Seulh Bixtb gtrset. Phi
J delphia, is agent for tbs following valoabli I
books :
Apple ton's New American Cyclopedia 16 roll
History ol the Rebellion 1 largt tL
" Dictionary ot ieeoanics 2 Toll.
Rebellion Keeord, by Frank Moore 9 "
Washington Inring'a Works, 22 "
Cooper's Novels. Diekens Horki.
lierivale k flibbon'f Home.
Macauley'a Works.
lire a Jtictiinary ol Arts and Mannractarsi.
Esrcroft's United Stales 8 Tola. Ac, A.
I furnish ail Books published for nubile aid I
private xioraries, sv auiinis prices, cesiil
list of any books wanted, with a stamp, tor I
pricos.which will be sent by return mail je20-3a
ralTTEK UIKR OK IRON. An eijiiiul
13 impreirnalion of dry Spanish Wine, with Iks I
acliritT ef CaJisaya Bark, and Ibeaioetenerretiel
or all tbe ferraginons salts, Citrate or jUagnsiis
Cxide of rn. It na a vinous flaver.Tery rrau.
ful lo tbe palate, is without chalybeate taste, aa
will not discolor the teeth.
lltxiiles languid appetite, gives (est to foed,
improves digestion, Increases tne strength, steal-
ies the circulation, Ukef off muscular flabbinett,
removes the pallor of debility, gives firmness aid
precision to tbs action of the nervous syiieta,
with power to endure fitijr" and resist dieeast.
MAGNETIC CITRATK Of IKON is new est
peculiar, differing from the ordinary Soluble Ci
trate, in containing an equivalent of Protexids
of Iron, in place of the Ammonia. It Is neutral,
tasteless, without astringeacy, as prompt ass
energetic as tbe Chloride, and nnlike that, in
duces no local inflammatory action or headache.
CALISAYA BAKK ia pre-eminent amour,
vegetable tonics, baa no equal as a strenglb.ee.tr
ur restorative, nor rival as an anti periodic
Retails in fl and $1 bottles, quarts and ral.
lonsfvr dispensing. O. S. Ul'BBELL,
j.1'0 lm Apuibecary, 1410 Chestnut it Pbila,
1 I)MIMSTrtATt)Ifi NdllCE Notice
j is terebv riven that letters of administra.
lion bave been tranted to tbs nndersirned 01
the estate of William S. Smiley, deceased, late
of Brady townidiip, Clearfield euunty. All per
sons indebted to said estate will please make im
mediate psyment.and there baring claims against
the same will present then for settlement, to tLs
nndrrsignrd. bAKAII E. 6MILKT,
j?0 6; pd Adm'x.
1U I1I ITCH I IIC Hi
SCRATCH ! SCRATCH 1 SCRATCH!
Wheaton's Ointment.
will cue thc iTcn ix 43 noiii.
Also cures 8 ALT RnEty, TJLCERiv, Cnlt.
BLAIN'S, and a'.l ERUPTION'S OF THE SKIN'.
Price JO cents. For sU by all druggists. By
sending 0 cvnts lo W KF.K3 A POlfKR, Sele
A genu, 170 Watb. ngloa street, Boston, it will
be forwarbed by snail, free of postage, to any
part of the t'nited Slates. June 13. Y.6-1 yr.
For sale at llartrwick A Iivio's, Clearfield Pa.
s
TL'DY VOLIl l.NTIUttSl.
LOOTS 1 SUCKS MatiK AT LOW PIClv3.
Tbe undersigned is prepared to manufartore
everything in bis line, at tbe lowest figures, and
will wariant his work to bo as represented.
Give him a call, at bia shop on Market street,
second door west of ibe Tost Office, and ho will
do all in his power, to render satisfaction. Some
fine Gaiter tops, extra French calf skins, Ac,
en band, ready to bo finished on short notice at
low prices. DANIEL CONNELLY.
Arrnrstrrt Wawted. I will giro a liberal
chance to a boy 16 or 18 yean of age, to learn
the business of Boot and Ehco making, ir appli
cation be made soon. D. C.
Juno 13th, fll-l yr.
OUSSMITHINO. ETC.
I WOULD just inform the citiiens of Clear sld
and vicinity, that I bar opened a shop ia
said borough, near Mr. C. Kroner's store, for the
purpose of manufacturing and repairing
GUNS, PISTOLS, WATCHES AND
CLOCKS.
I guarantee all my work, and expect to eecaro
mjrotronege by promptness and attention to
UTsVbess, and executing ttv work in the best
style tt the art. Give uie a call and test my
capacity. JAMKS D. WIT UKROW.
June 13, IS66-tf
ESTRAY.
TIIK eubseriber, residing In Bradford towa.
hip. had a roao HORJB to leave his nrem-
ises on Tbursdsv, the 7th instant. Said horse it
about eight Tears old, a little lame ia tho left
hind leg; when last heard from ho was in tho
neiebborbood of Hugh M'Muilen. la Lawrence
township. Any person giving information ia
reference to his whereabouts, or return hist to
me, will be liberally rewarded.
N. H. MAINS,
Jane IS, 1$ 3t-pd Urehamton P. 0.
J70UM1. The euhscriber, residing la Brad
. furd town-h p, about five wcks aro. fimnJ.
,u 11, r puuiiv rvia'i, urir nm mm, a na
T'hI
with tho
initial H ttcrs or "I.. U. M. thcrtMn.
can have the same hr calling for IL
owner
June IS, lttlSt -pd MARK KTLER.
ArimlnMrator'a Notice.
LETTERS of administration on tho estate of
George Ro lute of Pike township. Clear
ti. d conuty, deceawd, having been granted to tho
undersigned, all perrons having claims against tho
said estate are requests t present them pro-r-rly
autbentiimted for settlement, and those In
debted to nud otato are requested to make pay
ment without diW. p. e. MOKfcL
Knox tmnhip, June 13, lf fi fitpi
Disabled Men, Attf ritlm Wanted, oaeer
lw9 men in Clearfil4 eonnlr, who have
lost either as arm or leg, to sell " Wad.worth's
water proof Aniica Healing Plaster, the best and
cheapest Curt Plaster in tbe market From
to lit) per day esn be made. Address, with It
n,.,fvVT,..",,, f,,r '"formation, A. F.
IttLCillR, Hex 45, PhiladolpMe. Pa. N. It
All agents and peddlers would fled It to their
interest to aner the above. April Ji, 'fit Sab
Prroaala.-!eal(d proposals will bVreeeiroet
ly the Commissioners of Cleaifield count v,
l enna. at their ofSce. la Clearfield, aatil the
ri 1 f '"n ,nT ! oovered
llridga, with good stone abntwieau, across tho
mouth of Andersons creek, in tbe Borough of
CurwensviU.. l'lms acd soeeifirationa e K.
seen at tbair offico ot aod after ith day ef Juno
n
ir c t, CONRAD BAKSR,
w S.PpiT.Cl k. C. R. WORRKLU
Clearfield May 0th, 1R6 St
a TTKXTION i i LADIES DRESS TOfR
f " . sv-msa
Ml ti, bum. I'alierns of Garibaidi.
fr"' k,1 ' Cxll at P. A.
, uru", Oralam a Row, aber, K..,,-t Jtwtl.
r' Jt -4U
having rmwnd nd utirmnnd splcea, Citma, loe-seiUe-
VsT lish Cerranta. ti. tvSre and Vinegar o(
1 wmi ja.iu,, set sate Tf H. ,
( Clearfield, Jaoaary 16th, .