8 jt (Eltatfuft $rpuMican,
OtdROR B.iooiii.ANi)K.n, Editor.
Vi'r.DSisnAY Morning:: July 11, 18CG
FOR GOVERNOR
'WESTER CLYMER,
OF Ui:HK8 COUNTY.
An Example. Our readers will
' vbeervo, by tho card of John Lawsiie,
c!sq., in another column, that he de
dines beinir a candidate for the As
tcmbly, at the approaching primary
. locliou. Wc hope the example of
Mr. Lftwslie will bo imitated in the
f uture by others, and thereby prove
. . hat they, assert to be Democrats.
'The Democrats in the eastern portion
( f the county were determined to
;-rcss him for tho Legislature, but
arough neglect on the part of some
.iie,Jiis name was not announced in
inform ity with the rules of ths par
ty; and this nice 6peck of trouble if
i isisted upon by Mr. Lawshe would
i.ave lead to serious disorganization,
it was but necessary for the officers
f tho organization to bring this fact
- i his notice, and the apprehended
Vifficulty . was soon settled bo far us
be was concerned.
A Faulty Memory. We 'aro in.
, f irmed that a '-loyal" divine delivered
' trasolf of a stump speech, in one of
Mir churches on Sunday last, taking
a text from the Bible. But in a very
!iort time, the words of salvation
"ore turned by the divinely minded
dividual intoabitter onslaught upon
t very sect and creed but bis own, and. J?" t0W11' te"9. .me ht r
J , , 'Early has announced himself, m the
ivrmcd a sermon on cdueation. ThojE1,c .paper a candidat0 u,foPe thc
iind of the orator has evidently be-(Democratic district Convention, for
amo bo debauched in soliloquizing the Legislature. I have no ncquain
over tho word free, that in quoting 'tance with him, but he has evidently
J'.io
TWlnrntinn nf Indenrndenco
union ho did a numncr oi times ino4
ord free was always thrown in, a bo has a right to think so, from tho
Mire indication of "nigger on the! way they acted last fall. The Doctor
brain," beeauso tho word does not has gone whoreing too often, I think,
... . j i, to bo much of a Democrat. Some
t'CCur in the or e mu. nno no nevcr; . . . , ..
, J? ',, , , , ! twelve years ago, ho was a tool lor
u" ' tl,w,- T1'oc"",uc"v'Jo,"t'UI ,the KnoWjS'otfungs; last lull lie was
ave thc New York Legislature, Cath-' tt t00l for tho dis-unionists ; audit
'.ics and Infidels "tits." lie also pro-1 seems as though ho intended to make
J'csscd great respect for free speech, tools of us all this fall. 1 presume,
ii . 1 .. i u 1 1 ...., i n 1 1. iruni iuu inuiiuu iiitiuiur in nun nu
i.berty, Lc but evidently wants Catb-..l Thad Stcveu5tes ofthis
lic8, Infidols, and every body else tOCOllt M-ith freo rai.roail puB9cg .l8t
think like himself,
or ijb wouiu u is -
franchise them,
for you !
That's education
.
A Great Outrage. The New York i
, , , i
7htunha9for several weeks past,
published sketches of the leading .
members of the present Rump Con- IRenublicanism and Loyalty, and hope
Kres runningthrough tho wholo list,!?,1' v long enough to see my country
and notwithstanding the gigantic ne-jr'd1of t,KPrHTlnt P1;ie-l,'llic'ul
fa fa h cholera Thad.btevens JJis-unionism.
gro equality ideas which our mcmberAnd the oniy way to do that, is for
possesses, this journal has not seen fi tho peoplo to vote- tho Democratic
to even allude to his name. Aston-; ticket. If we adhere to this line,
ishingasitmayappear.Mr. Scofield,Bi6uc,h"n1cSadcs as Hemphill, Frank
. . . , land Early, can do us no harm. I
name is not even mentioned, and from . thaJ'when our County Convon.
all that could be gleaned from the arti- .tion mcctS) n resolution will bo adopt
cl, a stranger would not know that ed preventing our delegates from vo-
puch a man oxistod in Congress. Now.
we insist that this is a petty piece of
l J l
pito work on tho partof Mr. fircelcy.ljra,.,.,,, next winter) letthem hire
Tho orgnns of Scofield in our district him, and pay him what they ajrreo.
have time and again assured us that
he Is ona of tho oreatt statesmen in!8 any tie in it, and is, thpiTfore, ff
tha land that ho has
-..o-:.
no superior as
an orator
and yet harcis thelcading,
Radical journal coolly passing him by!
without oven so much as the mention
of his name 1 What other motive
.. ii . . , an) ii i ii: ui i u iiiu'xuoiiuj iui luvilit v
Uian 6pite could actuate such a courfio.!Afj n Jl 4', - V
1 jftna Against traitor at itlior na oi
Our Congressman's friends will havo lti,e )jno. I think you ought to tell
lo attend to Horace.
Tkmible Conflagration. Thc
citv of Portland, Maine, was visited
with a terrible fire on the afternoon!
of the 4th instant. Nearly one hal
of tbe city was burned up. Over fifty
houses wero blown up, to check tho
headway of tho fire. All the public
jv wvm UililliU MIJil VII 1VUI MILL I'lMll-
buildings, banks, and newspaper offices . , ' .? 1
, . rri i i r'ical dragons sent into this country
were burnod. Ine assessed value of i. , , . .
the property burned was ten million
dollars. Over two thousand houses
were cither burned or destroyed.
This was thc largest fire that over oc
curred in tho New England States.
Nominated. We are pleased to
lccrn, that the pure 'Mountain De
mocracy of Cambria county, have
nominated Col. John P. Linton for
the Aescnibby. He will tea worthy
successor to Mr. Persfcing, who has so
ably represented that county for the
past fi?s yais. Mr. Linton was thc
Doraocraticnomiaoe for SurveyorGen
ral last fall.
SviclMt. "Jim'' I.nnc,UiteJ SUIoh
Senator from Uiuirnn, attempted to
kill himself i ilay list week, by .Un
charging a pistol into hia mourn, mo
contents pasmng out c W. tmik part
of tho l.ciul. Tho latest report in, that
is still alive l.imo was John
.
Rrown pas titer in crime, iliumr; uio
Kansas war, nnd tho last great out
rage. lie. committed, previous to his
election to tlio Senate by tho party
"controlled by errand moral idoas,"
whs to murder bis neighbor Jenkins,
lor taking a bucket of water from his
(Lane's) well. Thus ono after another
of our loyal oppressors pass from the
stage of life, '-unwept, unhonored and
Declination.
Osceola, July 7, 18G6.
To the Democracy of Clearfield county :
Gentlemen : In tho Republican of
June 27 my namo is mentioned, in a
communication, as a candidate lor tho
Legislature. This was without my
consent or knowledge: but subse-
aucntlv. at the unrcnt solicitation of
many valued friends, I assented to the
uso of my namo. They directed its
insertion in the Repxihlican in ample
time to comply with the rules of the
party requiring three weeks' notice;
but, owing to somo misapprohension,
it never reached tho hunds of the
editor. Under those circumstances, 1
deem it my plain duty to withdraw
my name lrom tuo contest, xsever
having sought tho place, my inclina
tion concurs with tho demands of my
business and my duty as a Democrat
in brinirinr mo to this conclusion; and
I shall cheerfully remain a hardwork
ing member of the rank and tile ol the
party, and in tho future as in tho past
be ever willing to j-icld my personal
gain to tho harmony and success of
tho Democracy.
Yen- respectfully, yours,
JOHN LAWSIIE.
For the Clearfield Republican,
Correspondence.
Lumber City. July 7, 18CG.
Mr. Editor Dear Sir: A neigh
bor of mine, who ha9 just returned
I b aha iMiilAnnA 4 knit "I wi ft 4J S
l'"""nvo Buu rw.,
sense, or
this dis
the thinks tho Democrats of
, ..,, Ullt fon.vl. VmhubW
year, that ttiey win an voto lor nun
again; but I hopo thcro is no Demo-
;crat that will touch this miserable
dis-organizcr. I havo voted nothing
a Rht D"cratio ticket for
fort j'-eight years. I havo seen the
.i.k,,., ri f:1n nr ir.pn.ll-m
Whicirery, Know Nothins,'ism, IJIack
irig lor any ona but straight-out JJem-
,ocn!ls- " Rnf Tn0
vnnia rnil.rnnrl ivnnt. I)r
rennpyi-
mniii rnil.rnnrl wiint. I )r Kni' p n
I Ho is as much a stick ofthis rail-road,
very little uso to tne peoplo ot tins
' . 11
you , think X writo Piain. ftn(
rather strong, but I want you to print
tins, without making mo say some
thing clso, as I am not afraid to sny
the Democrats to send the best men
we have to the County Convention, so
that the old standard bearers will not
be outflanked by tho disorgai.izers.
I might say more, but I will stop for
this time. A Veteban.
Our correspondent is a little "rile',"
and writes rather plain, but we know
that ho is ono of thoso men who have
ior nan a century, aua Knowing mm
to bo "a veteran" in whom thero is no
guile, we give him all tho soa-room
he asks, not, however, agreeing to all
he says
jParGrinnell's own party friends in
Iowa have given bun an unkinder
cut than the ono ho got from Rous
Beau's rattan." They havo nominated
anothcrperson for hisscatin Congress.
s
strEvcry inhabitant ot the United
States pays three cents a day for in
ternal tax alono to the United Stales
government, or the amount paid is at
that rate.
Niv York, Jdd 9 Gold 352.
A National TJnhn Con-ertlon.
ington have published ft call for ft
National Convention to nssomblc in
Philadelphia on tho 1 Mi of August;
net for the purpose of defeating tho
ih.m, u'i 1 1 o
dis union scheme of the Judicata aim
devise measures to have a more per-
fort, union, and ill BUPPOrt of which
tho lolIowinL' nuuress nns oecn tain:u
.. . II 1 . . I I .,1
I bmpv UiMinii-iTitiri TTni-i
tp.l Ktiitcs Senator iiu member or
Congress.
rri r i: :
1 ins uiiiH'iiuuii io i m
composed of two delegates from every
Congressional District from Maine to
Texas, and will undoubtedly bo tho
most interesting political assemblage
that has nssombled in this country for
a long time :
tO THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES.
Dangers threaten. Tho Constitu
tion tho citadel of our liberties is
d'.rcctly assailed. The future is dark,
unless tho people will come to tho
rescue.
In this hour of peril national union
should bo the watchword of every
true man.
As essential to national union we
must maintain unimpaired the rights,
tho dignity, and the equality of the
States, including the right of represen
tation in Congress, and the exclusive
right of each Slate to control its own
domestic concerns, subject only to the
constitution of tho Unitod States.
After a uniform construction of the
constitution for more than half a cen
tury, tho assumption of new and arbi
trary powers in the federal govern
ment is subversive of our system and
destructive of liberty.
A free interchango of opinion and
kind feeling between tho citizens ol
all the States is necessary to the per
petuity of tho Union. At present
eleven States are excluded from thc
national council. For seven long
months tho present Congress has per
sistently denied nnj' right of repre
sentation to tho people of theso States.
Laws affecting their highest and dear
est interests havo been passed without
their consent, and in disregard of the
fundamental pnnciplo of free govern
ment. This denial of representation
has been made to all tho members
from a Slato, although the State, in
the language of tho President, "pre
sents itself, not only in an attitude of
loyalty and harmony, but in tho per
sona of representatives whose loyalty
cannot bo questioned under any exist
ing constitutional test." Tho repre
sentatives of nearly one-third of tho
States havo not been consulted with
reforenco to the great questions of the
day. There has been no nationality
surrounding the present Congress.
There has been'no inte rcourso between
tho representatives of tho two sec
tions, producing mutual confidence
and respect. In tho language of tho
distinguished Lieutenant General, ,lit
is to be regretted that, at this time,
there cannot bo a greater comming
ling between tho citizens of the two
sections, and particularly of thoso in
trusted with tho law-making power."
This state of things should be removed
at once and forever.
Therefore, to preserve the national
Union, to vindicate the sufficiency of
our admirable constitution, to guard
the States from covert attempts to
deprive them of their truo position in
tho Union, and to bring toiiethcr
thoso who are unnaturally severed,
and for these great national purposes
only, wo cordially approve tho call
lor a National Union Convention, to
bo held at the city of Philadelphia, on
the second Tuesday (14th) of August
next, and enclorso tho principles there
in set forth.
AVe, therefore, respectfully but ear
nestly urge upon our fellow-citizens
in each Stato and Territory and con
gressional district in the United States,
in the interest of Union and in a spir
it of harmony, nnd with direct refer
ence to tho principles contained in
, said call, to act promptly
in the Ha
lection of wise, moderate snd censor
valivo men, to represent them in t-aid
convention, to the end that ill States
shall at onco bo restored to theirprac
lical relations to thc Union, tho con
stitution bo maintained, and peace
bloss the whole country.-
. ESyThc Erie Disvatch . has, opened
up a vigorous campaign against Sco
field's nomination. We earnestly hope
our cotcmporary may not succeed in
defeating him. Tho Democracy are
unanimous in tho belief that ho is tho
easiest man to beat in tho district.
Erie Observer.
That's so, Whit Scofield has sold
himself to tho nijrrrers. and as there
aro very few in this loyal district, ho
of course cant make it, besides a large
portion of tho voters prefer white men
to the gentleman from Africa.
A Loyal Compliment. -Tho New
York Times, a "Republican" sheet,
lately used the following languago in
regard to tho Fenians : "If two or
three thousand of these vagabonds
get within tho clutches of General
Napier, let us beg of him not to spare
them on our account. The more the
nierripr. Thcv would bo Ivinir and
Mealing here, if they were rot raiding
there."" KoLwitlmtntliiij5 this i tho
iiMiinl cstimnte nut urion the Irish ioo-
pie by liepiiblicnn" lenders, they are
anxious enough at election timo, to
soturo the IriMh vole. Thi infamous
falsehood will be remembered and act
ed upon by every truo Irisbcian who
his a vote.
A loyal rrlnt'ne 0fr.ee Mobbed bj
, ,ll0 );mln,on 0PJ?nn vr York. M e
qUOle from Iho article na follow a:
0n Mimdtir trcnU)ii o,, iih Inei., ' ehout I
oVWk. the publication office r th "Trim i;tn-
m.iui.U.l liv nmh ofox-iiH ami ap-
.,irrulV j, .r,,n ,, im timpi-l hostile
,mrtv m,.r tl, inriiiMice of liitimr, nml hn-l Just
i friiin tlm '.loliiiKou nml ClyniiT l liib' room in
- . , . . tVllt u.,1,.
I'tilJinlii-r ill tlio "Tnif Prmwral" wna ulimo In
.,,, .i,,v,,,. ti1P,.wi. ti.cv uiiahi not have been
: " ' " . . .
ni:., . phl-ct n invitinir liim so uomn uoniy iuiu
-i - " ,, "
,i1Cir ,1.,.
This must have been n truly formi-'nnd
dubloand fearful "mob," composed,
wo aro told, oi "excited and apparent
la desnerato men. who went so
who went so lai
as to attempt "hostile demonstrations."
Had the "mob" got beyond the at
tempt to commit "hostile demonstra
tions," and really committed tho "hos
tile demonstrations," and then had
they got beyond tho "hostile demon
strations" into acts of real hostility, it
is impossible to say what ..awful con
seaucnccsmiirhthave followed. Some
body might have been hurt, instead of
heing frightened, as ho was, at tne in
vitation which was extended to him
to appear and explain his conduct in
slandering and belying tho gallant
soldiers who composed tho "mob."
Even giving that organ tho benefit
of its own overdrawn story, this"moo
was no mob at all. '1 ho simple lacts
arc, that after thc adjournment of the
Soldiers' Clymcr Club, (which num
bers two hundred and fifty honorably
discharged soldiers,) a small squad of:Mim keijkcca wjutesides, f (iuiicb umn-
them, on wending their way home chip.
past tho Disunion establishment, paUS-1 The Printer ban been Rain ful)nlantillT re
ed for a moment and, gave it ve.W'
glUttllS. vyilO V a, 11 vii iiuiiiuvi j iv i u
n fit a nt f li i-iin ttum rr iria
said, called upon the "loyal eauor to
come lorward, if within, and see if
thcro were any "deserters" or "boun
ty jumpers" among them, as ho had
published in big paper. After making
this attempt ni "hostile demonstra
tions," tho "boys in blue" quietly
went their way.
It is possible tho "loyal" editor was
terribly frightened though needless
ly". The soldiers meant him no harm
only contempt. It is not surprising,
however, that ho was frightened at
tho very ghost of a mob. llo proba
bly imagined that ho was then and
thcro to be made the 6cape-gout for
all the accumulated five 3-ears' sins of
his "loyal" party in that line, lor
that length of timo mobs have been
the peculiar and cherished institution
of tho falsely-styled Kepublican party.
The leaders of that party have fester
ed it, and protected from punishment
the most villainous mobocrats and
murderers, by prostituting tho courts
in the most flagrant manner and by
innumerable violations of tho Consti
tutions and laws. No doubt the "loy
al" Blandcrcr of Dcmocratio soldiers
was scared, but ho was not hurt, for
no one desired to mako him a "mar
tyr." Dcmocratio soldiers, like civil
ian Democrats, are neither mobocrats
nor tho defenders or encouratrcrB
mobs. Patriot G Union.
Our Position.
Tho following from the Bloomsburg
(Pa.) Democrat, is precisely what woni,li
had intended writing lor this
ionn
luu
our pa
nipcr ; and it defines our position
so well and tlio position winch every
editor should assume, and is so applica
ble to this county, that we substitute
it for tho article we intended to writo :
In respect to tho aid or assistance of
a newspaper, in making nominations
within its own party, we think
should remain entirely silent (editori
ally.) In this county, where a nomi
nation is equivalent to an election, wc
know that tho battlo must bo fought
previous to thc nominating con vention,
and knowing that our candidates are
all worthy and entirely capable of fill
ing tho positions for which they are
announced, the matter, with us, 6hall
bo left where it rightfully belongs,cx
elusivoly with the people of tho coun
ty, relying on tho honesty and abili
ties of our candidates to proinoto the
public interests as servants of tho peo
ple Feeling assured that the peoplo
will not Buflerfor want of competency,
in any of tho candidates, we are determ
ined not to interfere cither for or
againut any ono who comes out for
otllco beforo tho nominating conven
tion meets. Notwithstanding tho en
treaties nnd demands wo think our
duty is to support our party principles
and make its organization as strong
as we can. To do this every candi
date should havo a clear field and fair
play. To favor, with a newspaper,
tho nomination of any particular can
didate, would bo improper, besides,
wrong to tho other candidates and
their friends. It would help to get up
factions and splits, which every Dem
ocrat should do bis best to prevent
At this time, more than any other, we
need union and harmony among the
members of tho Democratic party.
Let every candidate placo himself
fairly nnd squarely beforo thc peoplo ,
let justice he done, one to another, and
let every one bo fully determined to
abide tho result cheerfully. Those
who shall be placed in nomination by
tho convention, will receive our will
ing and undivided support and iho
support ot the Democratic party
Thoso who shall ho defoiitod, hs Homo
M ll,l,m he, hnvc only to nhide
ino result tno "tato ot war.
!a!r" My policy" is very troublesomo
Iho Iladicals. Tho most unpleas-
to Iho Iladicals. Tho most unpl
ant featuro about it, however, is that!
iiortioa which tuts them off from "the
leaves fciid fikbes." I
LATER FROM EUROTE.
The steamer S'axonia, with dates to
tho 27th of Juno, confirms tho In tell l-
genco that Ibw urman war baa com- ntfr drf:i, : i : i
menced in earnest. A great liattlo'Eu,n,,r "J i
was fought near Verona, on Sunday, K.uHiunrt. rd c.h iwmt, i ,
il llil ,f l,,,,n
IUU Mill tf uiiv.
Tl.nl lolinn Arm v rrntmrvl llm Mincio
... .: t
WIlllOUl mcciing ujipijcmuii iiuiu
Austrians. It then pushed 011 to
waids Tcschiera, but was repu's-d by,
a short cannonade from tho loi ts ol
that Btronrlioiu. iiie jinnun mmyi
1 . I 1 j I A
iVn nnpminteriKl DV lie vumiiuiib ill
. 7 J. .. . -tr
grent ,ore(3 , U)0 viemiiy oi t-ionu,
a great battlo commenced- Tho
'Austrians repulsed both wings ot tlio
-.Italian army.
The engagement lasted all nigiu,
The eiifairement lasted all night,
ending in tho complete defeat ol the
Italians, who were commanded by
Iving Victor Emanuel. Both armies
fought most bravely. Tho Italians
wero repulsed at all points. After a
severe and bloody struggle tho Italians
rccrosscd tho Mincio on Sunday eve
ning. I'rinco Amadou was wounded.
The Austrians took two thousand
prisoners.
Garibaldi intends marching through
the Tyrol direct to Munich.
Tho Prussians havo advanced into
Upper Silesia and Eohemn.
They aro arming Coblentz and
Ehrenbreitstein fortresses as a defonso
against the Southern Germans
rtnrrifil,
On the 3d of July, 18CC, by Rev. T. Tbact, Mr.
JAMES POUGIIKKTY, of Lawrence townnhiu, to
e rood things I
" " .
ately consigned U othora.
In Poggt townihip, July S, ISM, by W. A.
Rkei), Efq., Mr. ALVIX HESS, of lloggi town
.hip. to Mii EMILY JANE ASKEV, of Brad
ford towiifhip.
On July 5th, 18G6, at the residence of the bride'i
father, by Rer. A. II. 8kiiower, Mr. ISHAI.L
SCHl'CKER, to Miu ANNIE, daughter of Hesuy
Ai'uheniai Oil. Esq., of Lawrence townrhip.
On the 28th of June, by Joseph McKek, Esq.,
Mr. CRAWFORD SEBRINO, of Clearfield coun
ty, to Mif ELIZABETH DOTSON, of Cambria
county.
July 2, 18CH, after a protracted illness, PARA II
STR.UV, in tho SSth year of age.
Mr. Ftraw waibaptiwl into the fellowship of the
Mileshurg liuplut tuuivh, by Her. 1). W. Urn-
irn, about mxlccn years a?n.
home two yiare
atlerwanln tho removed, with lur ruircnM, to Clear
field County l'a., ami united with the 7 inn bap
tist Church, where rhe remained a consistent
nioinhor till tbe day of her death. Fhe leaves her
aged parvutJ, a htKliand, and four little children,
with many other friends, to mourn her early de
parture. gsflmttefmcnt.
rENTISTRY.
J. P. C0RNETT, P'itist, offers
bis prniejst-inai services to tne cut-
tens of Curwensville and vicinity.
Office la Drug Store, eomer Main and Thompson
streets. (Curwennville. May II, ISfiit.lr pd
,t8 "VroTIt IC HAVINU PURCHASED TIIK
of X 1 folbiwins; properly at Sheriff's sale, ai
tbe pruperty o( rvu aiicnael, and Kit the same
in his possession, subject to my order, vis: one
bedstead, one stand, cne brass kettle, one bed
cord, ono coffee mill, one box and sundries, one
feather bed, one do. da., one bed quilt, one do.
do., two pillnws, one bo containing two braes
& sleigh bel!s, one straw bed. I warn all
f Pm from purchasing or meddling vtith the
till.,.,. .rvi.-v
Cbesi tp., June 25, ISO.
jyll-St pd
To Discharged Soldiers.
NOTICE ia hereby given. Hint all persons,
who are entitled to exemption under the
late act of Assembly, and have tailed to preseut
their discharge papers at this cilice, will please
attend to this duly on or before the 25th day of
August next, as the Commissioners are deter.
: I mined to close out the Collectors' accounts by tbe
at amj ui oepveiuoer nexu loose tailing to
respond will is compelled to bear lb penalty in-
curred by neglecting this notice
The discharge papers ran either be presented
in person, sent in by a friend, or transmitted
through tbe mail to thii office, whereupot the
exemption papers will be made out and delivered
to tbe proper parties. It will then become the
duty of those claiming exemption from bounty f
tax to it once present tbefr exemption papers to
the proper col lor tor, so as to enable him to settle
hii duplicate without delay.
By order of the Commissi onera.
W. 8. DHADLEY, Cletk.
voMMtsaioiiiRi- urrici, l
Clearfield,, Pa., July II. I SMB.
1
fLIUKl li:i.l A1A0I:MV The eser.l
V cues ct thi! Isititntina will be resumed nn
Monday, the 10th day of September, A. D . 1 SC6.
Pupils can enter at any time. They will be
charged with tuition Irons the time thsr enter
the close of the .tossion
The course of instrurtion embrace every thing
included in a tl.oiuuh, practical and accom
plished education f ir both sexes,
The Principal, having had th adventage of
much experience In hi profession, assure pa
re nu and guard ana that hia entire ability aud
energies will be devoted to the moral and men
tal training of the youth placed nnder hi charge.
T Kit SIM OF TUITION.
Orthography, Heading, Writing, and Trlmary
Arltlimt tie, per Keseion (II weeks) ft 00
Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic, and
History . . . . . . i 00
Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Men
suraUcn, Purveying, Philosophy, Physi
ology, Chemistry, llook Keeping, Botany
and Physical Geography - (9 00
Latin and Greek, with any of the above
Lraucr.es ...... $1J 00
fff-No deduction will he made for absence.
jP4T(ct further particular inquire of
H. P. 1.. IIAK1USON, A. M.,
Clearfield, July 11, I868tf. Principal
l RASS SCYT11E3. Patent Snaths, Syth
VjT Stone, Rake and Fork, for scle at
J. P. KHATZEU'S.
PANISII SOLE LEATHER, French Calf
bkios, Morocco, Linings, llindings, at
J. 1. KKAIZKIt'S.
CARRIAGE WHIPS Wagoa Whips, Rieint
Whips, R.h,de.,'La.hoa! Ac..PVn grea
variety, at - J. P. KHA i.KltS.
ADIKS' uLovn win nan-inn n.i-
. - - -
I rals, kil, velvet and iaMing Slimier, child.'. undersigned i prepared to manufattor.
ireu. fancy thoes, men'. Walking hoe.. fine
' II I mm SJ-I.- .. J It " .
ws.f, tittui'ii wuiit irugnri, rnrnji, m
jy 1 1-1 m .). 1'. KKA VI F.U'S.
1)ure Liberty While Lead, Th Whitest,
. tbe ino-t durable and the moal eeonoaical.
'1 ry it ! Manufactured only bv ZiroMtR Ssiith,
Wbolesnle Drug, Paint "tslns Dealers. No. 1ST
North Third 6t, I'hll'a, Marob 21, nr. Iy.
-w-wTTiu ricaoii I. 1 .
T?Sh.H COST-ronr Barrel, of gooi
I Family Floor, to olosr ont th stock.
JB30,.lrf WTRBFI L BIOLBR.
vTit.v nnroHT of Ttti n
KktlvmU rnk"f I'lrtm.lJ, r.
it t, if
Kill. i:.. ..I
KM?
i I.o:
l l.fi
i ,'
t !7!
irom niionl Umikt, i
I 11 4
Pus from cither Honka nI Rmikrri. i t.l
" t'h U, H. lrirr, la itcurt
'I'ouUlioo, ttii 100,00
Bin, of 0,i,r bMk, tni iptrit ,
' Lrcl tfixltr id expound InUril
'
t.uaii.mcr
Innltnl ml naU I. llAAflnA HA
,turi)lui fuml. i i
, f "'i
1,0H0 DO
,Nu,ei in flrcu)fitlon
, iu. Uepoiitui t i
86.0V3 (0
128 78
8.00T, 49
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8.284 53
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I certify the abort to be a true abstract M
the Quarterly report made to the Coinptrolle
the Curr.ue. A. C. FINNEY,
Jy 11-1 1 Catbiei
THE EAGLE HOTE
CURWK.NSV1LLE, FA.
L. W. TEN EYCK, Piiopiiit.i.
fTlIIE undersigned, haring become propr
X of tbe above hotel, wiibes to fire notici
the cititrDS of this county, ai well at to
travelling public, that the ooune has beenrefi
and rofirmsbeil fur tbe entertainment or
iruests. Ilis table wilt be furnished with erJ
thing tbe tnatket affords. At bis Bar will
found the best brands of all kinds of Liquors,
OOOt) 8TALLIN0 attached, and none U
careful .hostlers employed.
jTll tr I. W. TEN EYCK
E.
Ki:MINGTOJi k W)N,
Manufacturers of
REVOLVERS, RIFLES, MDSKE
AND CARBINES,
For the United Sta'ee Serrice.
Also, Pocket aid Belt Revolvers, Repeating I
tols, Rifle Caoes, Revolving rifles, Rifle and
Shot uun barrels, and gan materials
, generally. SuM by Gun Dealers
nd tbe trade generally.
In these days of house-breaking and robbe
every house, store, bank and office should hw
one of
llEMIXOTOXS REVOLVER,
Circular, containing cute and description
our alius will be fuiuirbrd upon epplirailoB,
K. KEMINUI'ON A BON'S,
Ilion, New York.
1I00RE A NIUUOLS. Agfo.J
jyl-ly No. 40, Conrtland street, New VcH
DRESSMAKING, ETC.
C FECIAL NOTICE. Parisian DKES1 Sri
I"; CLOAK HUkine. Ladies can have th
Dresses, Suits, Coats and Basquinee handtotntl
made and trimmed, at the shortest notice, at la
old-ostblihed stanJ, la;; I I hestnut street.
fancy and plain Fans, Mantilla Oroamec
dress and cloak buttons, Rihbsns, C'uoy arl
Uuipure Laces, Cuzle and (limp Dress Tri
mines, with a larce variety of Staple and Fan
Goods, from ii to 50 per cent less than elscwhti
Also, receiving daily, ran fashions In tun
paper, for Ladies an1 Childien's Dresses. Si
of Patterns for Morchants and Dreumakers t
readr. at Mrs. M. A. UlNDKH'S,
Jjt.Jm 10.', I Chestnut it, Philadelpt
fsAUTION All persons are hereby eautiJ
J ed against purchasing, or ia any way
dime witu one red eow, three stoves, lour It
cne bog. one table, a set of chairs, and a lot
other household furniture, left In oare of J0I1
LYON'S, llrady township, subject to my ord-j
jezo at JOI1.N iiuuyi;k, J
K DMI NISTft ATOIt'S NOTICE. No
jt ii hereby riven that letter of Adminisl
tiun, oo the estate of Francis Pearce, Ksq., del
late of Bradford township, ClearSeld County, V
have this day been duly granted to the unJl
signed, to whom all persons indebted to laid
tale will please make payment, and these hat
claims or domandi will present tbem for seltll
ment without delay. IIANNAU FKARCB,
ie?0.6t-ji.l Admr'i
JUST EECEIVED,
AT
II. W. SMITH & CO.'S,
A Fresh Lot of
TEAS AND CANNED FRUI
Also, a superior article of
QF.NT.'S PATENT LEATHER POO
All slses and extremely low. ji
c
Altl. LASH'S Improved Five D
WASHING MACHINE, te now ofH
to the public ai the cheapest, simplest
most efficient Washing Machine in the countl
The exclusive right for the salo of this
chine in your own tUete or county ran be sec J
by applying soon at our store, 727 Market ill
l'biladelphia, Pa. J. S. LASH A I
Also, the best Clothes Wringer ia th mar
Wholesale and retail.
A very liberal discount to country si
chants and dealer generally. jeijj
"to ALL BOOK buyers"
TAS. K. SIMON", as South Sixth Elrert, Pli
delpbia, is agent for th follow. ng valm
books t
Appleton' New American Cycloped a lv.J
" Ilislory of the Rebellion I large
' Dictionary of Mechanica-2 vols.
Rebellion Uesotd, by trunk Movre
Warhingtnn Irving' Work, II "
j Cooper's Novels. Dickens' Works.
to Merivale A Uibbon'i Row.
Macauley' Works.
I re's Dictionary of Arti and Manufactures
liarcrofi' L'nitnd States 8 vols. Ac, A.
I lurnish all Dock pablisbtd for publie a
private Libraries, at wholesale priees. Psnd
list of any books wanted, with a stamp, t
prices,which will besontby return mail. (JeTC-T
DMIMSTH ATOR'! MiIICI' Not
V. I hereby given that letter of edminiurl
Iiob bar been granted to the undersigned d
the estate ol William 6. Smiley, deceased, lal
ol llrady township, Clearfield county. All pel
on indobled to said estate will piease make ii 1
mediate raiment, nod these having claim tiun
th ssme. will prssent them for settlement, te ii
undersigned. SARAU K. SM1LKY,
jeJfl nt pd Adm'
iu iu i run i run
SCEATCH! SCRATCH! SCBATCH
Whcaton's Ointment.
WILt Cl' TH C ITCH H 48 BOI M.
Also cure SALT RIlKrv. n.CERS. Cnlt
: PLAINS, ami all ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN
j Price 40 cents. For sale by all drurgiat. I
(ending 0 ent to WEEKS A POTTER. Self
Agent. 170 Wah ngt..n sUeot, Boston, it witi
torwarbed by mail. Tree of postage, to any
of the United States. June 1J, yr.
. I
jl"IV VOin ISIEKim
M
ror sale at llarfwic 4 Irvin . Clearfield Fa
. ii i is r. will) a - nt
. ui hits Kiinpq u.n. it t rwv nDtrpc
' . a i.w
""lu", 'n '-. lt lowest fifcur.t, t
will wan tut his vrnrk to b represented.
Oiv him a call, at hia shop on Market ttrest.
second door west of th Post Office, end k will
fV
1,0 ln his power, to render tetlslietion. Sons
O'"' ol . extra French calr skins, 4-.
" hand, ready to be finished on short nolle t
low Pn- DANIEL COS. NELLY.
I Arraaanca Wahtrd. I will give a liberal
Cnno ,0 11 T 1 or 18 year of age, to lear
the bn.i.ei. of Boot and She. mi,g,t
' cation be made oou. D C.
1 Jure 11th, J()-i y,. ...