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ION RADICALSAND NEGROES!
jrlllj
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f. i
,f the "Government," Clvinrr, Scott
. ('llloll propo:
t I'.ciin .Mum jut'iiiijr aii
trllii'" ami i;n in i"i .Hi
.1 . .
ill lire
I iv. A i gslllrll.i
nt ticiu'iiig lite
( : ,,1,.,-e attend:
I U.I P.-HI f'alurd.iy, Sej.t. 2'.', nt 2 . in.
.11,11. Win. Hitler, .lolin 11. Orvi.,
I Win. M. M'('u!li'ii!:h, l'rs.
I iliFJlln-
ull' Hl'ilool. lim'SK, Bradford town-
iiiirl -'I'1- -; - "l p 1'- '"
!-i.u! Tet, T. J. .M'CuUuub and
l iMiili 1- K illing, l.f,rs.
J-TlKlfli Hol'SK, Biadfuid town
.. tjtaid.iy, (kli'I.'er ti, at 7, p. in.
lk(,I-rnel Test, Walter Barrett and W'm.
M. .M't'ullouu'!i. l'frs.
S" Ilnpr. 1'ii'lw, Oetotier 5. nt 2 p. ni.
.'XSII'K. Urvrn'r".) fiitunliiy, Oct. ti, 2 p.m.
X MA.lllNtlTON. kame day at 7
.Ex-f,v. Hitler. tr. Boyer and T. J.
iMTullimpli, K.
iKi:n?
rilWK.Vll.LK, Monday, Oct. S. lit 7 m.
I, r,,. iii"" "rif ol ni't'tiii!, nave ,oen iirrreed
X n. mi'l it i" lil'p'' '"at Caminittec of Vi(;i
ij , id the ie-,e, lic huroiighn and townhi In
s h lb V are to Ire held, will Ire particularly
I ir in l.iiiiL'ini: al'out tiro neeenirary urrunjre
I r. fr i",cJ mee!iiii". Should any one of our
. :u.-rain- or t .m-ci varive iricins ueeni n nrei-n-.
named In
.. . ,. . . ...... ir.i :n i
, .!ve .-t.
!', 1.11, lit 1,,H,,K,1,I ,1 III, V Will ill- :
m iu at "irce. At lca.t two ot t he nlnrciiiiliiril
:ikeri will I" preiu lit l eacn :neciin.
Jlv opkr ot the I'einoctiuio co. i oinmnico.
H. lioulM.AN l)i:i(. t liiurinan.
iKs'j. I'orter gives an important
i tice i'l.-ewherc in this issue.
Pemochatic -Mektincs will be held
H l'liilijrsburg, on Saturday next, at
lAluik, and at Osceola and "Wrig
,'s School House at 7 o'clock. At
lin Hope, on Friday, the fHh of Oc
kr, at 2 1'. M. ; cw Washington,
:uo d.iy, at 7 F. M.. ; at Maiues's
hool House at the same time, and
t Curwcnsville, on Monday evening,
id'rbor S.
m i
fcjfWe should like to know why it
ikes six days for tho 1;. S. Mail to
e viy a bunule of I'eniotratic hana-
Ils fro ni this place to West Decatur,
miles. Just two miles a day.
ruebody ought to bo removed. Such
it ks must not he played off too often.
a ho route is too short to do this thing
ten, without somebody beingoaught.
fLTMessrs Showers k Graham arc
isl now unpacking the finest lot of
ill and winter goods ever brought tOjas
rwii. They are determined to sacri
ce both time and money in order to
supply the public with tho necessary
omlorts ol tins hie. I his young arid
ntcrprising firm, deserves a liberal
li.uo of public patronage.
Ci.eanld On. The late rain storm
(.nisei a Lne risa in tho lumbering
fH reams in our count'. There proba-
: l lv never occurred a linci riso of wa-
't. r on the hcadi of those streams, and
1- , , ,
Tiht well have our lumbermen cm-
. . . j
3 raced the opportunity ofgetting their
lumber to market. Wc doubt if there
hvas ever such a ireneral run of lum-!F2
1T from t!rt !,,,! nf'tln. di.,m,,.u i
. . . . . i
M hat the rewards aro that await thc, cntirey feTitisractoriIy, as it was on
sLborer in the eastern market, we iImh wensinn. T1nv ifr..rc.l ami rn-.,1
jl::ivo not learned.
Featii of Dit. Thompson. Thccit-
pens of Curwensvillc, and indeed the
; whole community, were suddenly, coed in nil future undertakings with
I thrown into a stato of gloom on last as 111UC U success s he did in t he prcs-
!i Wednesday by tho announcenie.it of .no;" JfL w""
i;r. i -i , ,, , i mi, Tr step in tho right direction. '1 herefore
thc-fatal accident that befell Dr. II. :oi'CV(ry frU,.d of education standby
F. Ihompson, on that day. Tho cir- and sustain him ; fur so long as we
cuinstanecs, as near as can bo ascer-diavo uneducated teachers, so long we
'tained for there was no human ?ye ,vVlst ,1UV0 l,oorly fonducted schools.
..I,,.: ,..4i. .i ; t' trust, by next suinmer, other
,, uiic.3 i ne cm 1,11,11,111, ,uu Ma
,, ,, T , , J , . ,
l illows : 1 he Doctor had started u
his sulky to visit, a patient above ,
T.l,.r.,;"rr. Tl, 1.a,.0o ;ti, r,,wJT l'sTl:it.-S,.li,Vi,n at e.t at
'ivuniiiiLviK iiv ust j n i ni A j
ot tho harness attached, was met at!
Mr. J. B. Garrison's, by Mr. George
Lloom, who, suspecting something!
wrong, mounted tho horse and rode!
back towards Curwensvillc, and found
the Doctor about
a mile and a half
from town, with his feet fast in the
shafts, and his head and shoulders on
tho ground (juito dead. It was less
than an hour from the limo he started
until the fatal tidings reached town.
'.Precisely how tho accident happened,
13
a mystery. A severe contusion
Was found on tho rijlt side of the
lir-'i.l nn.l 1.; 1- I , I. rpi
head, and his neck was broken. I he
defeased leaves a w ife and three chil-
then, and few men wero more univer
Bally respected.
aVayTho Disiuiioiiisls of New Jersey
havo elected A. G. Cattcll United
Slides Senator. Tho Democrats re
fused to vote protesting that there
was no vacancy, at.d that tho law of
tho Pump Congress was unconstitu
tional. Tho people will scttlo the
question in November by electing
Democratic majorities to both branch
i of the Legislature.
1.011 I Out.
The loudorn of the, 'Mud. Steven
party heem to li:ivo no bounds to their
infamy. In their mad Mhcmo to di..
'nin.Mvc tho wl.ito man and to tn
Jroiti ,i.r the noro, they have eom-
11 o . ! tho nnhlicnti '11 of lis! ()f 1 llP
,,,, .. .. .ill
imos of person purporting (o bo tie-
isCl'toi'S and llOtl-l'Cpoii ill" di alled niCli
, , . 0 '
1 1 u " u.i 1 11 r 1 11 cm nicil 11 IllOUlT I lit? ,
;
11 mis manner sonic 01 1110 not and
Iir.'ivrst n 1 u'ra t 1
names en
rolled as deserters for their children
and future generations to gaze nt
wiuio uiev carrv
their honorable, dis-
.
charges and exemption papers in their I
,, ,,. iri en . . I
pockets. I his IS OI1C of tho most HI-
faniOllS BVStcmS Of entailing and per-1
. 1 !
petrating a libel upon both tho dead ;
and the living, that tho infernal re -
' ..... j
gions could concoct. Thus thousands
of those who periled their lives in "the
war for the Union," to save and Iniild
up a heritage for their offsprings, find
themselves libeled and slandered, hv
those w ho have heretofore pretended
to be their friends; and that, too, in
such a manner that tho infamy can
never be removed, because it is made
a Court record.
Soldiers, what do you think of your
pretended friends ? Those men who
aro publishing and circulating your
names as non-rcporuiig uraiieu men
and tIesori(r ?
Even some of those
who died in the service aro posted as
deserters.
The l.atc Ir. Thompson.
Mk. EuiTort : Permit an afflicted
friend to iinv a brief tribute to the
memory of one of our most worthy
ina unrint citizens, whoso
upright citizens, whoso melan
choly death cast such wido-t-prcad
gloom over this community durinir
the last week. Dr. Harhman Fihl-
IPs Thompson was about 41 years of
ago tbo son of James Thompson, who
spent many years of his lil'o in your
place, and died w hen the subject oi
thin notice was quite a youth. At
the ago of 14 he entered the printing
otnce, lne banner, then owned, by D.
W. Moore, where ho continued, as
apprentice, journeyman and partner,
untiMM7, when lie commenced the
study of medieino under his relative,
the late Dr. Loraiuo. His studies
were pursued with remarkable dili
gence and success, both at home and
at college, where he graduated with
the highest honors. .Soon afterwards
ho located in this place, whe re he soon
found abundant practice. As aChrist
ian, no ono was nioro devoted or sin
cere ; ns a husband and father he was
just what a true Christian should bo ;
a friend, a neighbor, and a citizen,
he was kind, generous and indulgent,
all of which was adorned with a manly
frankness such as can be said of few
men. Truly have we lost one of our
best citizens. Yours, Ac,
Curwensvillc, Sept. 22. Ft.
(Com munii-ated.)
The .Vormai School.
Pike tp., Sept. 21, I'ifi.
The school under our worthy Super
intendent, Geo. W. Snyder, at Cur-
'wensville, closed on theHtli inst.
Uo-
ing the first ever held in the county,
.i" ....., . J . ,
tlio experiment was truly a great
pucepMs. Fifty odd teachers were, in
regular attendance, dtirintr the whole
weeks. Never before were there so
many students cotigrogalod together
in this county, and their imnrnvrmcnt
. . i
a resolution nt tlio close, "tendering
their sincere thanks to the Superin
tendent, for his arduous labors, in
their.behalf, and that ho might sue-
. , mi , .,
teachers will also sco tho
r.fi.,,vi,r iit,.i,.n
iuiportance
J J
i-l in
J. P. KHATZKKS.
tLO I III ;. A lai!;o al,ik of
Ieady-madv
J t lirthin aellinj; off cheap at
K'pJ-lIU J. l
KKATZEhV.S.
I
L'l.l. SI ITS C'aL Pant" and Vest, of
i
p11"R';',i' Z'uZu h
Liht CiiSMiucr
all wool mi, I well made.
fl"; ovcr u.i.- (.cuing m ? i .- i
ei.)-im .1. r. MIA I .l.K
)I.AC'lv 1HI"H t'.TS Caimer busi-
heavy cor.hd silk Vc-t nt
K'pl-lm J. P.
KRAT.ER'S.
I)0S' rri.OTHINrj-A full line of Boyi
) Coat", Jiuk'ts, Pants ami Ve.lj at
tep5-lui J. V. KKAT.ER'S.
GUNSMITHINO, ETC. "
T WCULtJ just inform the cittieni of Clearflsld
X and vicinity, that I have opened a shop in
M boron(.h, nPr Mr. c. Krat'or1. fiore.fonbe
.purpose of manufacturing and repairinj
l '-"UNS, PISTOLS, WATCH KS AND
CLOCKS
I guarantee all my work, sad expect to secure
; "
ion ':
my patronsee by promptness and atUintin
uu.iuess, an.. ,.o iinng my wora in li nest , 20 Machines. Three new kinds. n
style . f the art Give i... a on 1 and test my 4 ,,, ood. Scrl on ,riali WlirriinU.j
capaelty. JAMES L. WIlllKROVV. . ' ., ,.Ur nr ,.rM ,nlnmi,,,()n.
June 13, lSflfi-tf
1)ure Liberty Ulilte I.f ad, The Whites,
the mot durable and tho mos economical.
Try it I Manufactured only hr ZiRni.ca 1 Smith,
Wholesale I'rug, Point a Gloss Iltalors, Ku. 137 '
ii uoieroiiu iTop, i ami a uiasa I'saiors, no. 1.11
North Third St, Phil'a. March 21. 18f,9-1y.
rpill.MIILi: skl lVi A Pips.Itoxs. at
1 Aug, 2363 MLHHELL A H jLKR 3.
II. F. NAUOLE,
MAKER.
Graham's How, ClMtHrl'1, ronn'i
me tiinn,fii'r respooiijny miorms ms oiu
,,,,,. ,r,i ,b. ,,,,1,110, that l. h, on hand.
a,ul eontaiitly receiving new additions, a largo
stock of Clock', Vatehe mid Jewelry.
Jewelry of every variety from m amnio piece
tcke, afinoassortmcntof silver Hunting
nil open case, American and patent I. ever.',
plain a ii-l full jeweled.
Clorki", n largo variety from Iho best Manufac
tory, consisting of Eight di,y mid Th'rty hour
Spring and Weight, Lovors, Time, fcitriko and
Alarm.
fcipectaclea, a large assortment far and near
I tight, culored and plain glass.
Also, a tine assortment uf Spoons, lorks, But
terknivef, etc., liliiteil on ienuine Alaliatn.
AU( kinJ0f Clock.. Walel.e. and Jewelri
?rofully repnirad and Warranted.
A continuiince of imtruuaBe ii colic
cited.
NnvemW Uih. isr.j 11
Novemher Uih. ISCi 11. F. NAlKiLK-
1 VV"" . , ,r.? . ,
,11 r.fi,veil aii I'.lerrnnt nRKiirtment. of Inn tin.
quality ; also ailver extenaion end ueuk boueri.
November. 2'J 13fi6.
JiTFW STUFF, AND NEW (iUUl)S!
JOS. SHAW & SON
Have just opened a
New Ptors, on Main St., Clearfield, Pa.,
lately occupied by Wax. F. IRWIN.
Thoir stock conHiU of
GhOCER'.ES of the beet quality,
Qi'fxnswaRE, Boots and Shoes,
and every article neceuearv for
one's comfort.
Call and examine our stock before pur
chasing elsewhere. May 9, lsT,6-tf.
EEJ10VAL.
J. P. K RAT ZEE,
has removed to his new Ware-Rootiig, on
Market St., Clearfield, Pa.,
phcre he has opened s very large stock of
Dry Goods,
Merinoer, (iinghnml, Clotbi, Ddainei, Print,
Ca-nimeres, Al,.irai. Silka, Satineta, Kepi,
Canhuieref, Tweeds, Coberpn, Mohair, Jeana,
Lanellas, .Muslin, Flannelt, Honnets, Hib
bona, Cloaku, Uulinoral Skirtn, II., op
Skirts, Shawls, LlreKi T r i 111 n r i n
Head Net, Ciipn, Curet., (ilovei,
Collars, eartH, llronadine Voila,
Table Covert.
C lo t hi
n
cr
Coatn, Pant", Veits, Over-Cnal, lient'i Shawli
tliirtn, HiiH, Cap, I ndcr-Shirti and
Drawer", Bonta, Slioea, (Jura
Irhucf, Cravats, (Jlovei
and Coliari.
IIARDWAUE. QUEEXSWARE. GRO
CERIES 4 MUSICAL UUUDS.
Groceries
Ta, Ci.ffee, Sugar, Mola.e,Salt, Candle, Ilica,
flour, llacon, Fifh, Tuhaeeo, Uaieini,
Currants, S p i e e I, Crackers,
yinejfiir, Oils, Var
tiuh, Alcohol.
T1X-WARR. GLASS-WARE. WO0DEX
W A R E, and STATIONERY.
Household Goods.
Carpets, Oil-cloths, PrnpRot, Lonklng Olasiei
Clocks. Churns, War?bkoards, Tubs, Buck
ets, Flul Irotis, Tans, Window Illiuda,
Wall pnpor, Coal Oil Lamps, Um
brellas, Bedrords, Knives and
Forks. 8poons, Crocks, and
Stove Blacking.
JT?A!1 of which will he sold on the most rea
'ounblo ti rms, and the highlit uiarkst prieo paid
or Drain. Wool, and all kind of country produce.
Cleai field, Oerember 13, !Sti5.
OTHER EXCITEMENT '
A FALL IN TRICES.
AT THE
Cheap Casli Store
OF
WILLIAM F.IRWIN!
South Second St., Clearfield, Fa.
A FRESH ARRIVAL OF
Spring Si Summer Goods
At Greatly Reduced IVicrs.
I am Juat receiving and openln? a carefully
selected stock of fafbinnable 8pr ng A. Sum
mer (loods of almoft every description.
A boautiful assortment of Prints and l)ry
goods, of tbo newest and latest styles.
Also a groat variety of useful notions.
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Bonnets, Shawls,
Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoes, a large quantity,
Hardware, Queensware,
Urugs and Medicines,
Oil and Paints,
Carpet A Oil Cloths,
and Fruits Foreign and i'otneatic,
tucli sa Apples, Peaches, I'ur
ruDS, Truiiea, fiainns, (nm
(.es, and Lemons.
Fish, Bacon and Flour
Mackerel In 1 and t barrels
of the best quality, all of which will be sold at
the lowest c,sli or ready pay prices.
My old friends and tho publio generally, are
rospcctfully invited to tall.
H. All kinds of ff?.4.Y'and approved
COCSTHY J'IOOUCE taken in exchange for
Goods. WM. F. IRWIN.
ClearfiolJ, May 9lh, lBfifl tf
(-. - f(f Per l ear I w e want Agents
..JUl evoiywhere to sell our mrnovitn
Utaid. Tho nui.r niaehineij sold in l.'nited Slates
for less than $10, which are a'y leewscrf hi
Howe, Wheeler ft Wilson, drover A Djker,
Singer A Co., and Ilachelder. All ot'ier cheap
machines are infrimtrmrittr and tho teller or "
; s
r ,,nl,u lfrr"t, fine and imp. isonmenU
II-
lustrated circulars sont run. Address, or call
opoa Shaw A Clark, at lliddeford, Maine, or
Chicago, 111. Msj 1, If6 ly.
ifi!
M II M. I I I t 1ttN IMt" l.M J
ii... V hi rss, 1 v an act of ll,e liener-
al Asi inl'ly i f the IVnunonwealih ,.f 1'rnn, vlia
lila entitlid "An art to rerzwlate the tlencral
' i:!eeii,in w illiin tins t'"mm,.i,walth," It Is i.
r Joined upon the Mierlfls ( the several ronnlies
j H pie piiblio notice of such election, the places
where to Ire held, still the oliieets to i eicien.
TiiKiu roim, I, Jro A. r'si sT, Ilirh Shentf
(rf Cle:iiheld c, utity, do hereby give Publio No-,
...... ... ti.ji l..,.f..ra i.f iIih p, HLlv l,r (Meailicid. !
j that a perioral election w ill l o he d on the Skc- j
nnn Titkkai or Orrorti; ukw, (bolng the Vrh
day ol the month,) at tho several flection di- ,
trii ts in said county, at which time and lacu
'the omililicd voters will Vote
ror one person lor Jovernor ol llic bom-
monweallh of rcDtisylvnnin.
For ore pcmon to rcprcuMit lire rounticit
of ( ameron, Clenrtield, r.lk, hnc.roreit, ,
Jetl't'isoi), McXean nnd Warren in the
House of .Representatives of tho United I
.SluU'fi. '
For one poison to reprexent the counties of.
Clearfield, hlkand l-orclin lliullouseot
Kepref entntives of this Cominonwtiiltli.
For t o personu for the ollicn of A jsociule
Juifj;p. of Clearfield county.
For one person for the ollice of Comruis-
Biotier of CUai lield county.
For ono person for theolliee of Auditor of
Clearfield county.
The electors of tiie county of Clearfield
will lake notice that tho citid peneral elec
tion wilt bo at held the following pluecs,
viz:
At the Union Hotel, iu Glen llopo for
J'eeeariu towntliip.
At the Louee of Aseidi Elliaa for Cull
tuwnsaijj.
At the house of the lute James Bloom,
"nior for IJIonui lownship.
At the houHe of Edward Albert for
liopgs town'-hip.
A i the house of Jacob Tierce for Brad
ford township.
At t lie Iioumo of Wni. Pthwem, ia Lu
thurshurg, lor Brady town hip.
At Young's School house lor Burnside
township.
At tho publio school house near Simon
Rorabaugh for Chest township.
At the Court llouee for the borough of
Clearfield.
At the boue of J. Maurer for Coving
ton township.
At the house of the late Isaac Bloom,
for Curwetidi iile borough.
At Centre fchoobhouse for Decalurtp.
At the hmiteof Juht, Gregory formerly
occupied hy Thomas Rohi.on (Broad .vay,'
for Ferguson towuship.
At the boute of J, I. Bundy for Fox
township.
At Congren Hill school-house for Gi
rard township.
At the public School-bouse for Gosher.
township.
At the house of Jacob Ilubh-r for Gra
biim township.
At the public school house in Jaocsville
foi Gulich township.
At the house of Jesse Wilson for II us
ton township.
At the public school-house in Ansonville
for Jordan tewnstiit).
At I't idgen's school house for Karlhauf
township.
At tho Turkey Hill school-house for
Knox townchii).
At the Court House in the borough of
Clearfield for Lawrence township.
At the public school-house lor Lumber
City borough,
At the homo formerly occupied hy
Thes, Kyler for Morris township.
At the public! shool-houso for the bor
ough of New Washington.
For Osceola., at the public House of
Milo lloyt, iu said borouyh.
At the hotel formerly kept by W. W.
Anderson for Penn township.
At the house of I-nnc Bloom, deceaed,
in the borough of Cunvcusville, for Pike
township.
At the house of I). E. Brubaker for Un
ion township.
At the house of Thos. Henderson for
Woodward losnshir.
AN ACT rcgulatirg the mode of Toting at all
elections in tlio several counties of this Com
mon weallh.
Skctios 1. He it cuartrd by the Senate and
IUhifC ol representatives of the Commonnealih
of Pennsylvania in ticncral Assembly met, and it
is hereby enacted bv the authority of iho same.
1 hat the qualified voters of the several counties of
this Commonwealth, al ail general, lownsiiip, boru
an 1 special elections, are liureby, hercalter au
thoriicd and re paired tavote, by tickets print,l,
or written, or partly printed and partly wi iln,
several y cl.issiued as follows : Ouo ticket shall
embrace the names of all judges of courts voted
for, and to be labelled, aultide, "judiciary ;" one
ticket shall embrace tto names of the stato
officer voted lor, aud be labelled, "state," one
tirket shall embrace the names of all conn IV
I officers Toted lor, including ollice of senator,
member, aud members of atscmbly, if Toted for,
and members of Conrress, if votod for, and be
Libelled "county ;" ono ticket shall embrace the
i names of all townidiip officers voted for, and be
Unbelted "township;" one ticket shall embrace
: the names of all borough otlicers voted for, and
i be labelled "borough ;" ami each class eli ail be
deposited in separate ballot boxes.
t-s.o. 2. Ti al it shall be (be duty of the sheriffs
in tho several counties of this Coiumouweallh, to
'insert iu their election proclamations, hereafter
to be issued, the first seen, in of this let.
J AM1.S K. KfcLLKY,
ISpoukcr of the House of Itepresenlatives.
1AV1D rLD.MlNi.,
hrcul.r ol tho Senate.
Approved, the SOth day of ..Match, A. 11. ISflfi.
A. U. Ci'imx.
Whereas, Py tLo set of ths Congress of the
rnited States, entitled "An Act to ainond the
several acts heretofore passe 1 to provide, for the
enrolling and calling out tbo national forces,
and for other purposes,'' and approved March
third, one thousand cijjlit hundred andsixty-flvo,
sll persons who have deserted tbo military or
naval service of the I'niled Stn'.es, and who hare
not boon discharged, or relieved from the penal
ity or disability therein provided, are doemcl,
and taken, to nave voluntarily roliuqiiisliud, and
forfeited their iiclil of cillioosbip, and their
rights to become oitiiens, and are deprived of
demising any rights of ciluens thereof
Ami W her. as, l'ersous, not cltijons of the
l ulled States, are not under llie constitution
and laws of l'ennsylvania, qualified 'electors of
Uiis commonwcAlth :
mm lion i, Jlo it enacted by tho Senate and
House ol Representatives of tlio Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania in Oonoral Assembly met, and
it u bereoy enaciau Ly authority ol the same,
lhat in all elections hi realtor to be held in Ibis
commonwealth, P hall be unlawful for the judge
, or inspectors of any suili election to receive any
ballot, or ballots, from any person, or persons,
emoiaccd in tho provisions, and subject to the
j disability imposed by said act of Congress, np-
proved March third, ono thouoand eight buudred
ami sixty-five, and it shall bo unlawful for any
such person to offer to vote any ballut.or ballou,
Scelinn Z. 1 hat it any such Ju lgi an l m.-pec
tors trf election, or any ons of theiu shall receive,
or consent to receive, any such unlawlul ballot,
or ballots, from any such disqiiulill.'i person, ho
or they so unending, shall be guilty ol a misdo-
mennor, and, up"i, poiiviction llicrsuf, iu any
court of quarter sessions of tnis cuiuuiuoweaith,
Ii o shall, fur each ofletics, bo scntoiicod to pay a
line ot not less than one hu nlrej doilars, and to
undergo an Imprisonment, in the Jail of the
proper county for Cvt less than sixty days,
r('Ction 3. That if any person deprived of
eitisftship, and disqualified as aforesaid, shall,
at any election, hereafter to be held in this com
monwealth, Tote, or tender to the officers thereof,
soil offer to Tote, ballet, oi ballot, soy person-
$n "ending, slia'l lem I g'liliy i t iwis4a
ineatior, and on cnr,vi, iin thereof. In any fntt
( qnsrier sc. nuns ol Ibis t",nnioow, slih, shall,
lr is,h ofleiice, l a pniil.bs'1 In like manner as
is rnvided In ths prece ling sreilnn of this if,
in the ease i f otlicers of election iteeiiing sih-Ii
unlawlul bal'ot, or ballots.
Section 4. 1 hsl It any person shall hereafter
persuaile, nr advi'f, eny pcTn or persons, de
prived of citlr.eiifhip, and Uifqiialilifil as alore-
aid, lo ofl,r any ballot, or biilo.t", to the otlicers
of any election, herea.t, r to be le Id in this com.
ii. i nwealth.er shall persuade, or advise, any
such oQ.cer to receive any ballot , or ballots, from
any peison dcpiived of ciurcnslilp, and disquali
fied as ntorciaid, such crmti uo clleiiding, shall
be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction
theieof, in any court of quarter sei-ion of tl.is
eomiiionwealtli, shall be punirhe 1 in like in -inner
as is provided in the second cectisii of this net,
in the caso of otlicers of such oloctiun receiving
such unl aw ful ballot, or ballots,
Nolice Is luillicr l.cieby given. That
all person except Justices of (he Peace, w ho
ahull held an ol'.lco or appointment of trust under
tbo government of the United States, or ot this
Mulo, cr of any incorporated district, w .'ieincra
commissioned otlluer or otherwise, a subordinate
o liner or acnt, w ho is or tiiull be employed un
der the Legislative, txecutive or Judicial de
partments ol Ibis Stato or of the t'oilo i States,
or liny city or incorporated district, and also
Unit every maiiiber of Congress, or of tbo State
Leal.! jture. or of tho common or select council
til m,,v ,'ilv or en, ii,,, i - .ii.i.it of itnv ideornoriitej
district, uro by law incapable of holJin; or J
exercising, nt lbs same tuuo, the office or ap
pointment of Judge, Inspector or Cltrk of any
election of this Coiinnonwe ilth.
'I lie Hetuiu Judges of tlio respective districts
aforesaid are requested to meet at the Court
House, in the boruu'.-ti of t luarheld, on the n. '
t riday next alter the said second Tuesday ol
Octuber, then and thero to do those things re
quired of them by law.
ijli r. uuder my band and seal, at Ucurhe.d,
"Son this twelfth day of fcupteuibor, in
I Ithe ye .r ol our Lord oi.o thousand eiiht
--MJ-'hui,,l, ed and sixty-fix, and of the In
dependence of the Vnited blates the iiincl.eth.
JACJU A, FA I ST, Sheriff.
THE EAGLE HOTEL,
CUIIWEXSVI I.LE, PA.
L. W. Ti:X KVCK, I'KoritiKTon.
ffIIE undersigned, having become proprietor
JL of the above hotel, wishes to give notice to
;ne cititens of this coun'y, as well as to the
travelling public, that Iho bouse has been refitted
and rvf trnisbed for the entertainment of his
guests, Jlis table will bo furnished with every.
thing the market allords. At his liar will be
found the best brands of all kinds of Liquors.
liOOD tl'ADLIN'd attached, anil none but
cur-ful hostlers employed.
.tyll tr h. W. TEN EYCK.
CLi:ltl li:i.l ACADT.MV The exer
cises of this Institution will be resumed on
Monday, the lUth. day of September, A. V. 1S6I1.
Pupils can enter at any time. They will be
charged with tuition from the time they enter to
trie nose ot the Session.
1 he course of instruction embraces every thing
included in a thorough, practical and accom
plished education for both sexo.
'flie Principal, having had the advantage of
much experience in his profession, assures pa
rents and guurd ans that his entire ability and
energies will he devoted to the moral and men
tal tiuining of the vouth 'laced under bis chargo.
Ii:itMs OK 'ILIIIOV
Orthography, Heading, Writing, and Primary
Atithmetic, per festion ( 11 weeks) - ti W
Grammar, Geography, Arithmetir, and
History - . - - . . $8 Oil
Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Men
suration, Surveying, Plnl'jsophy, Physi
ology, Chemistry, Uook Keeping, Botany
and Physical Geography . . $9. 00
Latin and Greek, with any of the above
Lira nc lies ...... $12 0(1
ti-No deduction will be made for absence.
jf &'(.! further particulars inquire of
Kev. P. L. llAKKISON, A. M.,
Clesr6old, July 11, 1800 if. Principal.
PETER A. GAULIN,
AND (jil'N'ER.Ui CLOTHIER.
Giaham's IJof, over Naugle's Watch d
Jewelrv .Store, Market Stieet,
CLEARFIl'I.l), PA.
The subserihor having permanently loca
ted biinsel,'in the Boroflgli of Clearfield.
lias delei mined toengne in the businetscf
QinuiTJiJI CJil j3.jh.avf.ir,
I intend lo keep constantly on hand a
full nsioittnrnt of Cloth, C'a-simeres,
.Siilinetts, and Vesting', of the best qual
ity nnd filest stjles, which 1 will
S a n ti f a c 1 13 re
to order, to suit cuslotneis, on 6hort
notice. Purticuhtr attention will he paid
to Cutting and Fitting Genllemeii's.Rny,
and I'hil, liens Clothing; and in fuel,
cvervihii.g pertaining to thi
"JiliANCll OF DCS1NESS.
A lilieral share of" public patronage is,
therefore, respectfully solicited, and i
would advise all, to give nits a call before
purchasing clievvhere any good in my
hue. P. A. GAULIN.
Clearfield, May lGth, 18(-iti-tf.
Il7Biai)GE,
(Store one dtor East of Clearfield House,)
.Market. St., Clearfield, Pa.
Keeps on hand a full assortment of
lit NTs FLRN1S1UNU GOODS,
such as
Shirts, Linen and Woolen under Shirt,
drawers and socks, neck-ties, pocket handker
chiefs gloves umbrella, hall Ac., in great variety.
Of piece Goods be keeps the best Cloths of ail
"shades and colors," such as
BLACK lOlvJCi: OF Til E VERY
best liinsie. Fancy Cussiuicr in great vitt iey;
Alo, French Coating, Beaver, Pilot, Chin
chilla, and Fiirott over coating, all ol
which will be sold Cheap for Cash; and
mrvle up according to the la: est Stj le hy
Experienced Workman. Also Ageul for
Clearfield CO., for I. M. Singer, ( Co, cel
ebrated Sewing Machines. II- BRIL'UE.
Clearfield, Funn'tv, Nov. 1, Lsori.-tf.
CARRIAGE AND WAGON
1 SI
iop, in I leurlieid, Pennsylvania.;
(Immediately In rear of Machine So.ip,)
The subscriber would respectfully Inform the
citiseiisof dearth Id, and the public in general,
that he is prepared to do all kinds of work on
CA URIAH KS,
BUGGIES,
WAGONS,
hLKIGHS.
SLEDS. Ac.
on short nolle and In a workmanlike manner
J .rfrAll Orders I rotnptly alien, led tn.jj.-f
j WM. Mi KNIGHT.
Clearfield, Feliruary ltili, iMld.-Iy.
S
ItllY
)VH IMIilllols,
i BOOTS A SHOES.iui.it AT LOW PRICES.
! The undersigned is prepared to in ihufartur
everything In his lino, at tbo lowest figures, and
will wariant his work to be as rcprcsontod.
Give him a rail, at his shop on Market street,
second door west of the Post Office, and ho will
do all in hispower, to render salification. Sumo
floe Gaiter tops, extra French call rkins, Ac,
on hand, ready lo be fliiihe l on short notice at
low prices. DANIEL CONNELLY'.
Jur.ii Hth, 1866-1 yr.
At:?:M VI AMI lun.r,,
1 IV t f,rlal Sill, day t..", Ju-t nllltht I
citil'ininf a ii, lite ilrftiplinis an. I r'p'ana
II ns ot il.a tr i n rt in rs and rurioais of the Kb. tern
null, ns of anli fit ty , their stracire and canous
rues tta, linens, t eirtn,t,ics, iniplciiifiil l war
fire; their n, odes of wor.-hip; e plsna'inns of
many portions f the Old and New Teslniueuis,
and pii'siges on Hiring In the S, ri)'iures ; Inter,
cm jf and rrspl.io il, in'l of His piimipal
p'.actt inci.ti nicd in the llii.le and an, i.nt his
tories; description of Ida I iris, animals, piatits,
;ic. by Itnri.rir r:.n,. l.iu-tr.ilid by neaily
till engravings. It is arrnn-el for S,ircii.l
Headings on l. V E It Y S IlliA 1 II of the year,
liuergelic In . n will lino this an ex ie.lent chance
to mike uisney, as the charjctiT of I lie work is
such that tnii i-'ers of tin tio'-pel, colporteurs
an I eanvusse's ill be frei to rscominend it. I'r
terms, Ac., which aro very lit'eral, p'! 'res
C11AKLKS (iKKKMi A Co.,
Publislors, 413 Chestnut street,
An;. 23-lt l'hiladolpbiu, P.i.
Grape Vines for Sale.
VLL the leading hardy varieties of first
quality.
Concord, I year old, ii cents, or $20 per 1 0(1
Concord, 2 years old , 60 cents, or ll) per 100
Rebecca, 1 year old, 50 cents ; best white grape,
lona, 1 year old, $1 50 ; bast amber grape.
Any other variotios below Mursery prices.
Orders solicited as sous as convenient, and died
iu ntation, by A. M. HILLS.
ClrarHol 1, Pa., Atieimt !2, IHOf-lf.
N. P.. Vines ready fur removal by the 15th
of October.
Music Store.
P M.(!i:i:i' NE happened bin Mu-
i E i -ic Store, one door west of W.
j Lewis' Book Htore, where he keeps constantly on
baud t cinwny i r-oi,' and Gaeblv's Piano Man
, ut'acii.rii.jj Company's Piauoi, .Mnson A llamliu's
(abiuet OrL'an end Car hurl, Needhum tb Co. a
Mclodeons i Guitars, Violins, i'ues, Ilutel)
Guitar and Violin strings.
Mi'sic Rooks Golden Chain, Golden Shower,
Golden Conser, Goldon Trio, Ac, Jo.
Sukrt M i sic. He is contuotly receiving
from Philadelphia all tho latest music, whieti
persons atadittar.ee wishing, can order, aud
have sent them by mini, at publisher's prices.
"rl'ianos and Organs Warranted for tie
years.
lhose wishing to buy any of the uLove articles
ar invited to call and ex-mine mine tcfore por
cine ing elsewhere. Sty prices are the fume as
in New York and Philadelphia.
Circulars of Instrument ent promptly upoa
application with any auditionut in'or-nntion da
sired, U. M. tiHEEXK,
II I II street, Huntingdon, Pa.,
One door west of Lewis' Ilouk Store,
or Miss L A. P. KIXL-KU, CioarflJJ,
Dec. 6, IbCatf Agent for Clearfield co Penn'a.
JUST RECEIVES,
AT
II. V. SMITH & CO.'S
A Fresh Lot of
PEAS AND CANNED FKUIT.
Also, a superior article uf
GF.NTS PATENT LEATHER BOOTS,
All aies and extremely low. jeJO
("1 A It Is. LASH'S Improved Five liollar
J WA.I1IXU MACHINE, is low offered
to tho publio as the cheapest, simplest and
most emeicnt Washing Machine in tlio country.
The exclusive right for the tale, of this ma
chine in your own Ktate or ciunty can be socureJ
by applying soon at our store, 727 Market street,
Philadelphia, Pa. J. S. LASH k Co.
Also, tho best Clolhoj Wringer ia th market.
Wholesale and retail.
tyirK very liberal discount to country mer
chants and dealers generally. jeiU,'69
1-:
.I KliMIMi'lOX & SO.VS,
Manufacturers of
liEVOLVEUS, KIELES, MUSKETS
AND CAKMNES,
Tor tho United Sla'cj Service.
Also, Pocket and Belt Revolvers, r.cpeattns; Pis.
tols, Hitle Canes, Kerolving rifles, P.ille and
thot Gun barrels, nnd gun materials
generally. Sold by Gun Dealers
and the trade generally.
In these days of houso breaking and robbery,
every house, store, bank and oSce should have
one of
JilJMIXG TON'S 11KYOL VERS.
Circulars, containing cuts and description of
our arms will bn furnished upon application.
E. REMINGTON A SON'S,
Ilion, New YTork.
MOORE A NICHOLS, Agents,
jy4-ly No. , Courtlaud street, New York.
Save Your Money
Something New.
The undersigned have permanently engaged"
in the mimifacturo of all kinds of Woolen UuJs,
at their new Factory, on Polls Hun, la Penn tp,
TI1IJ CAItlUVC; AM) MILLING
Husiness will also receive cspocial attention at
our hands. Tbo public are invited to give us a
call, or address us by litter, vtheu all inquiries
will be answered promptly. The Pos' oiB
address of THE BELL'S UPX WOOLE.V FAC
TORY is Giiaui'IA. lliLi a, Clearfield Co., Pa.
JAMES J011XSOX & SON'S.
Penn tp., June 4, loii-( mo.-pd.
J.1, OK EST IIul'SE Bloom township,
U.isra P. Bi.oov, Prorietor.
This large and rmnraodinus llou?e is sitnatej
on the turnpike, 7 milus west of Cui wonsville,
and oini!oseat of Lutlisrsbiirg. The t'ropriu
tor will spire no .To-t to make his guests com
foriablo and ihiir et:iy wi.ii him pleasaut. and
thereby expects to receive a liberal shnre of pub
lic patronage. Pic, Jo, ISH5. tf.
RRELL & BIB1SS,
DEAL FKS IX
IIARDWAUE.
AL0, MAMTSCTl HLRS OT
Tin and Sheet Irun Ware,
J je'17-y ci.naRnr.i.D. r.v.
I A LOT OF S A V D I , ES, 1UMD"lES
I .UAUNEsS. COf.LAlJS, Etc.,
For sale bv II EUR ELL & BIG LEU.
PALMER'S P. TI'.NT UNLOAD
1N; HAY I'niHuS,
For sale by ME 111? ELL it B1GLE11.
OIL," PAINT, PUTTY, GLASS,
NAILS, ie.,
Forsaleby MER It ELL A BIoLER.
iia i:n es.s" t iViTnliN iLsFsii(3i!
FINDINGS,
Forsaleby MEURELL it B1GLER.
(i UNS, PJSTOLSrY(7ELANC.
kc, kc,
For sale by J! ERR ELL it BIG LEU.
S TO V ES0 F A 1, 1 , SO M S AN i
SIZES.
For sale by M ERR ELL i BICiLCU.
" 1 i:)NTlia)N"rjT;oN ! jkon ; "
Forsaleby M E ! R I'LL & BtHLEll.
nOFi.SE SHOES k HOUSE S1IOF
NAILS,
Forsaleby MEKREI.L & BIG LEU.