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LfratY ami lonsenalivcs
JlJMON RADICALS AND NEGROESI jllon. John ration is tho only
- whom I am particularly "indel
II Ylfff h I .Hfrtfrt i1Mf Jlftn0H.
In iho (i,Kittt'm ft purl uf lln spent li
th.v". of Similar It. l Wiule, fit Mor.nrl
siiu'o, 1 (ilitci vp't h piir.igruph in j our Hall lut evening, the billowing re
paper cf the I'.'th nil., r'lativo to my curs:
removal from tlio ullii o of Special j ' "The IVc ident who pp'ocdod John.
Agetitofthe Post OiXu-o Iep;irtinenl, "n, and whoo memory will go down
in which the following interrogatories to tho latest gciicr;itinn u ono to be
occur: " j row roil, (cheers,) that l'ri'cidoiil in nil
"We would like lo know to whom S. P. lion ! bo f"' JTIU N (it War and of the lilt
" indebted fur tho influence which nin.ii lion's trial had 1.1) o tli'iii, unwavering
appointment r - - Aim ii Mmmor t.uwn.i ui.l , .inmor nf'tbo CiilKm-KH."
In a manifesto signed liy 11. 1 Wado,
issued nisi heloro jIr. Uncoln was
p'i.-..
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til !' I. MI 1HIW( f 1 I M IUI. I I I 1IOM ri' MM V.'aa erVrfi.r, skaTI Ve deems g-Hty of w.1.4
ii ni. I i s ..,., in I i .hi -M iM.iii.n , .11 in tt n e , I t an ad el Hi iir inn nor, sr.. I tn f nsitiriio mirrf. In art emir,
i-H nl Hi Ml. Mint nnii'.-. ' ' " ' A-miIII M the I in m.-tmrann tl I rnn. t it , quarter ni. r til in is e'-n.nienweiiMli, sti.; ,
A. M - llii-l.iti mi l 1 Oi l M., l W I . I I b in mtlil. it "An i I l'i n r'i'"' H' tirnnul
Imiii- )n ll'i.ii.n i I'm ni !! eml I'll. f. fn Ihr l.crfiinn illiln line rnmtnnnlih," III en.
Mil. nl I'liiiti r illr: I I -n't"1'! nA I n n !!, n 'juiiinl iiin.n the Mtt nfla nl llie rvi rl emmOi l
ni t urge ami olituin llie Hiiiinlmi'iit l'r him?"
As you "would liko to know." Mr.!
n I 1 ll I . ,. . inlll'll I II .- Li
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. " ,... ...j-v. w nomimlle(, f()r Mppon(1 term lh0 ll0
lni'iMi.K 'nn tin) iliiKit'fiil niffiriiinl inn .. . . I
" j""-"" Pn.M ii,t -i
l'ii liMli. l I'l' iii fu'l.l ; I'n iiiir'iMI mi l hn'llmn".
i n Hi Hid, nl Mut'-iiliiirif i lllnit l, eml
ilo.hin, on I ri'ti", tl" t Vth, nt l in in.. 11,11 :
fiilmi, -ni lbt l ull, nl Itii kinii) HIimiK nn-l
Tli-n.lv, nn lli- Ii'iih. m l,iiili,'il iii ir : Vrmi. I urn
lT t'ltv eii-l I i ii.'ii'"n, i'ii llii- 1 7lli, ill I-iiiiil" r
l itvi iii ll, on t!ii- txtli. nl Hiiwir: lliiiiifi.li', New
Wit.hjnyti.il Mini t'lil, nn the l'.'lh, nl N, WmIi
inirl..n s ,lni.lini nn-l Kiu.x, nn ll"' ""ill, nt An"ii.
villt-i K.'jr.r in. nrn-lir.l, n tl 22.1, nl Wi.
Iiin' t.iuve ! ttrnlinm nn.l Murrin, nn tlm "XI, nl
K vlvrlnwii; llfculur nml OwmiIii l.r., onlht' 2ltli,
nl llii- Cihlro ..lif-il lliiimo: Wimilwnril, on 1 ho
' I PiTnidetit wns clinr-rod will)
.'Mil, nt Th". Ili-nilmnn: (Im-lii-li, on llie 2nih,
lif.riiirv i u..:n... u. i.M ortl. Bi fl,. ll,.t..,
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IV Ill-Ill IU . ,,;,.l-4 I ',,,...( ! 4 ... ,1- .: ll,.linnt,w IVirm III' I . C.rl i it(-illfH. llir Slllll'ri men-
t - wliom I am imrtieulurly "liuluuteiJ luri n , c,, .... ...... . i-iit firtiiirn t ih foi mural chnriu'trr ol tlit hoi-
1 WrnJiuf tlie"iovfrn.n..nt," Clymcr, Pcott t,0 j n tl U0 11C J ' I ll lit BCCUred lIlO pOHi tlOll-1 , r,M ' 1 Vr V r l ,,"r Tlle M'l' ro, ll.-nfmc, r,-.,ui..-,l lo,,re.
J -:- nmiioio to hold MaK Mooting, ot j ., ,. , nt ,,,.ira, nv . . . Rlipport. lllOftlillSO JIl'. 11(1(3 I10W B. Bn rill. tfl imoti v, nij-nml l.y two or more it-
.L.i end I.Ucoi fur diwmitinc the'. J'r- 0lin U1U not UIpO 01 OOtllltl I nnri Prf.s.i.lniit . .l.linRr.n l.nt. imi.iMe t.-ron. known in I be cminmiiily, M-f..r
f Jl, Hv. All tlcsiroim of Inuring tlieitho npilOllltmont lOf mC. Oil theCOll-l ',. ,.r ..i...' i.... ..: : ciTliliiiiti will In-itsucil. liii-i.rtiirsBiiiU'iiizoiii. arc
4 j "' 1 ' .. . i . . .... ... , , lit I Clll'lllMII Ul BlilllUUlB UlTillllHk 4 I I'BI , . i ... .,
intry, in vioiaiion oi nis wriuen liiouire i . 4t- "T""1"1 i1
iith-nd:
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srS SClI'l'i!. IIOl'SK, Bradford towu
i. .. n1.l.,l.. r l ut 7. n. in.
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M. M'Cullougli, Esn,r.
Ii v IIOI'i:. Fridny, October 5, nt 2 p. m
a 'S.'-Iin-.. i ii'"1 '""""vi
: ;'iy.lUNli'10i', same d::y at
I iim Ei-tiv. UiRkT, Dr. Buyer and T. J.
y "' . MTullough, Esq.
i:ffEXf!VILt.K, lloiulny, Oct. 8, at 7 p. m.
iJoptVARlJ'S H'i"" - amo du' 7 !'
1 , foroi-'oiiig writs of miftiiiRii lmvc been orcod
1- tni ii i bojjoil tlmt tbu Otmmittee of Vipi
J' ., .,... i m. lion.iiL'bt mid ton iiHliiim In
" ... i... I. ..I. I u-,11 l,n ..orlmii .irk'
Ji,e in bringing iwi ie nwensnry nrrnniru-
r i ,,.,. tir,r Should unv one of our
! orratu' ur t-oiiiTiiino .n. ...,n u..,
"lo hold mrclinpj in loi-ulitics not uamed In
-'.',TC IUI. we "I" hc thnnklul if they will in
to aid mo to tlio extent of his ability,
lio did all ho could to got tlioplacol'or
Samuel Js. Laull'or, lato Secretary of
the J.anaaii-I'ooiiuio iNatioiuu cjom-
ti, 2 p.m. mil tee at WitBliington (!ity. If, as
pi ua at 'f.
At least two of the aforenamed
,',L-..ri mil I vronent at each nieeting.
I'v o-dcr of tlie Democratic to. Committee,
....... -x-Tir.!! r.1.
11. li. t.l I'M' Ui . I' m, I iiniriui.il.
Isg-We call the attention of those
iim ilwiro to rct the best "Bewins
,v . O "
anc-Uinc'' to the the card of Mr. Hamil
ton in another column. All tho ncces
iry information in reference to bcw
lp maeliinea will be furnished by him
i applica'ion.
I Jit I'npardonable Oatrag-e.
I We observed that a loyal African
Jp.l Lis lady (?) were compelled to
land in the aisle during tho "Union"
invocation at the court house, on
edncsday evening last. And this,
i, while there were plenty of vacant
;its. Why two such magnificent
kings should bo snubbed in a crowd
of friends, we cannot define. Two of
Mr. Lincoln's pet lambs to bo thus
r ated by those who consider them-
sives no better, w ill not beoverlooked
tho nations "wards." For a bro-
er or a sister thus to treat their
juals, was, under tho old dispensa
in, a sin ; but under tho new, every -ing
seems to be done by contraries.
hen a loyalist was a traitor, now lie
je a patriot j then a negro was an in
ner being; now ho is tho equal of
ho President of that meeting, and of
the member of Congress from this dis-
rict, except that Scofield draws $3,700
nore bounty from tho Treasury, and
he and Swoopc were awarded scats,
ivhilo the gentleman and lady from
Africa had to stand. We should like
to sec those who preach negro-equality
practice it, and quit phiying the
hypocrite before God and man.
.1 Uttod TfAl.
One of our most respectable and
wealthy farmers relates a singular
method which ho has of finding out
tho political bias of tho numerous
preachers of a certain denomination
i that generally make it a point to make
his acquaintance, when they first "lo
cate." He says they always get along
first rate; never hears a word of com
plaint; and ho and his family do all
they can to make their guests com-
lortabio. in this way time passes
away sometimes for several davs in
! tho most pleasant manner, until fami
j ly affairs come lo bo discussed. Tho
number and ages of his largo famil'
of children, are given ; but whenever
ho comes to name his half dozen boys,
beginning Geoigo Washington, An
drew Jackson, Martin Van Buren,
J'avid R. Tortcr, James K.l'olk the
fat's in the fire, and his clerical visi
tor at once remembers thnt he has a
"call" to fulfill, and he leaves forth
with, seldom ever returning. Itisby
this method our friend never fails to
find out what kind of preaching they
aro to have.
Lor a ltv Lxemtufiei). The TkCV.
(?) J. W. Hnnnicutt, one of Geary's
stumpers imported from Virginia, has
been enlightening tho "ignorant"
whites in the eastern portion of this
State and New York.for several weeks
past. In a speech made at Schnccta
dy in that Stato ho said :
you say, "ingratitude is a base crime,
Mr. Cowan lias many charges of that
kind to answer, aside from that which
I could justly prefer against him, for
there aro few instances in which ho
did not prove faithless to tho friends
who "urged" and "obtained" his elec
tion to the U. S. Senate.
IJespecU'ullv, yours, 1
"S. B. 110 W.
Tho foregoing letter supplies anoth
er link in tho chain of evidence against
the real "traitors." Mr. Row acknowl
edges that ho recoived "his appoint
ment through Gen. Tatton. Mr. Cow
an .being a real unionist, in tins in
stance displayed great foresight. Mr.
Row was a Disunionist in 1800, and
as openly avowed secession in his pa
per, as any man south of Mason &
Dixon's line, while Gen. Tatton was'
nominated in 1859 by a convention
that avowed in ono of its resolutions
"that the 4 th of March next would
wind up this FARCE OF A GOV
ERNMENT." Hence we find the
original "traitors" still sticking to
gether, for the purposo ot completing
their bloody work, whilo Senator Cow
an and his co-workers aro exhausting
their energies to rescue our unhappy
country from tho hands of such polit
ical assassins as Wigfall, How, Toombs,
Greeley, Patton & Co.
Senator Cowan und his friends in
this section havo tho consolation to
know, that in no public, or private act
of theirs can they be proven to be
Disunionistsand"traitors ;" whilo the
worthies named have placed them
selves upon tho record as such, and
no visible repentance has yet ct in.
They may, however, have exchanged
their treason against the Government,
for that of race, and arc now engaged
in that other, greater infamy, of trj--ing
to make their offspring no better
than negroes; because they arc labor
ing to bring about the equality ot ra
ces. liut we hope they will bo as ef
fectually defeated in thtir treason
against their race, as they were against
tho Government. This "farce of a
Government" still lives, and will sur
vive all the enemies, of country and
raco. The "mean whites" and their
black allies having failed to destroy
our country in a four years war which
they precipitated upon the country,
and in which these especial "loyalists"
took no part, have only changed their
tactics ; and should they unfortunately
succeed in entailing a war of races
upon us, their patriotism will then
find them just whero they wero bo
forc at heme w atching traitors, of
course too cowardly to help finish
tho work they began.
VI OUUlin I hciipH Upon President JollIlKOn is but P"nible pen-on, known in Hie community, iM-f.i
Ull the ('Oil-L 'i., ... r .,.0 ,-; l,..,ol f-Tlilii-nti n will lit iMiiie.i. liirecton-niidCiiixciieu
. iiiiiM, u. o..,....vJ.0 uSa....u x l. a.- ( , .,.,,. (JKO. W. SNVIlKH,
Cleilt JjlllCOn. Hept. ltlth, ISIIf-:il. County Huperinli'n.leiit.
Mr. Lincoln's "memory," Mr. Wudo 7 dmim vui vroit MiiiciNotic
nOW Snj'8, "will go down to till! latest V. " hereby given that lotion of adiuiriiHlra-
generation as one to bo revered." This;'!"11 hl,ve R'"ull!d 10 the under.iFni.u un
'P . . . . . i I th" extnte of Alatihew Snvaire, deceased, Into or
being true, what position in history Uwr,nfe tfi, Clearfield county. Ail per-
will that Senator OCCUnpy who While liune indebted to mid estate wilt please make nn-
rrofeSsillL' to bo bis BUimortur and 1 "J'l pnyuient.wid these hnvin;? claim. uSninst
friend, so foully slandered him charg
ing President Lincoln with crimes
which, if true, made him liable to im
peachment and removal from office,
and consequent disgrace and infamy ?
iincinnati Union.
m tire i, Mi" rvlii'c nl such rlcllun, lh Uei
wl.r-r lo be bold, end llie t fliri n lo be elrclfd.
1ni,rrtHH, I, Jti'iii A. ti r, ll-nh Slu'tiff
of Clewibebl e. uiity, do ben by (ive I'ublie Nn.
In In Iho olorli.rs of the e.niiiiy of Ileal field,
thai a urneial tlecii.in ill l be.d no the ri.r
omi Tt Ki,it up o, r.'inn mxv, (!iii( the Vih
iln v ol the month.) at llie teeeral eleeil in flll-
trirtu In feid county, at hioh time end
llie qualified eoteri will vule
For ono .frou lor lovrrnor of iho Com
roniiuc'iilili tf lVnnrylvRiiia.
For ono porhoii to n-prienl Iheeountiei
of Cameron, Clearfield, K.Ik, Krie.Foreal,
Jctl'uiHun, McKean nml Warren in llie
House of Kopri'serjlativesof the United
Sluleg. .
For one Pison lo rpprpnent the coiintieii of j
f..r min iflenee, ht pni.iihetl In like irn.net
la pr.it Idr4 In ln preeelmf eii.n nf Hill ,
in ibe rnee of t Hie en of elrelina rerelt lii( erh
nnUwrul 1-al'i.i, or ball.iia.
reflii 4. That If any perana i1ii.II l.eieefler
paraiiede, or advlae, any peraoa nr perar.na, de
prived of elilifnhlp, and el.iilified a afffa
id, in ofler any ballot, er bal ota lo the nfbeete
ol any election, berea.tt r In be held In ihii e -in-nmnwnnlih,or
ehall perauade, or adtlae, any
aui'h ofl rer to reeeiee ary ballot , or ballota. frim
place any perat.n deprieed of clilienahlp, and d'i 'ill-
ned aa aloreaain, aurn f eraon ro ofteniinK, ihall
be cuilty of a miaJemeanor, and upon aonvllinn
thereof, in any court of quarter eeasioo uf UiU
eommonweallh, thai' be punished io like naaaer
aa ii provided in the teeond tec lien of this art,
in the cae of officer! of auch eloetioB receWlng
such unlawful ballot, or ballota.
Notice ia further hereby given, Tliat
all person except Juatioei of the feare, who
ahall held an office or appointment of trust under
the sumo will present thein for settlement, to tho
undersipnod. JAMKS 8AVAGE,
New Waahtngton, Rep. 2(l,isn t Adm'r
SrDiir.N Deatu. Right Rev. Joseph
M. Young, Bishop ol tho Catholic
diocese of Erie, departed this life on
Tuesday evening, about 8 o'clock, at
his residence in this city. He retired
to his room apparently in his usual
health. Hearing a slight noiso directly
after, those who wero in tho house
went to ascertain tho cause, and iu
reaching the Bishop found him in a
dyingcondition. He lived long enough
to have the usual religious rites ad
ministered, and in a few moments
after breathed his last. The cause of
his death is pronounced an attack of
heart disease.
Bishop. Young was born inSanford,
Maine, in Atigtiht, 1808, and at the
time of his death had barely entered
his fit) th year. He served a regular
apprenticeship to tho printing busi
ness in Portland At the ago of 19
he renounced Protestantism, and be
came u Catholic, was sent to college
at Emmettsburg, and 1837 ordained
as a priest. In 1854 he was appointed
Bishop of tho Eric diocese, since which
time he has been a resident of our
city. He was a man of strong con
victions, undoubted ability, and thor
ough hone.-ty. Unlike most of the
members of his church, ho was an
ultra Radical in politics, and the per
sistent and sometimes injudicious zeal
with which he sought to advance his
opinions, led to astute of feeling which
perhaps impaired to a certain extent,
his religious and charitable efforts.
To all Book Buyers.
JAS. K. SIMON, 3:) South Kixtli Street, Phila
delphia, is agent for tbe following valuable
books :
Appleton'e New American Ceclopodia llioli.
" Ilielory of the Robollion 1 large vol.
" Ihctionary of Mechanic) 2 vole.
Rebellion Record, by Frank Moore U "
Washington Irving'a Workf, 22 "
Cooper'a Novel. Dickons' Workl.
Merivule i, Oibbon's Kouie.
Macauloy'a Works.
I're'a DictiDnary of Arts and Manufactures,
liarcrufl'a United States 8 vols, io., &..
I furnish all Hooks published for publie and
private Libraries, at wholesale prices. Send a
list of any books wanted, with a stamp, for
prices, which will be sent by return mail. eep2A fit
Accidents 1 Accidents !
North American Transit Insurance Co.
Principal Cfliee, 133 S. 4th PL, l'hil'a.
Chartered -Capital
- -
- March .to. IM4M)
$300,000
T
Aside from this he was held in consid
erable esteem, and there will be many
who will sincerely mourn his loss.
The Tohcii-anu-1 lui'kntixe Par
ty. Parson Brownlow is hailed by
tho Radicals as their evangelist. This
minister of the gospel of peace every
where publishes his piety and his
slatsemansliip in these fitting terms
I would divide your army into three
grand divisions. Let tho first go
armed and equipped as the laws of
the army require, with small arms
and art llcry. Let them be the largest
division, and let them do tho killing.
Let the second division be armed
with pine torches and spirits of tur
pentine, and let them do the burning.
Let the the third and last division
bo armed with surveyors' compasses
and chains, and will survey out the
land and settle it: We will first sell
it out, to pay the expenses of the war
with the proceed, and then settle it
with men who will honor this glorious
banner. These aro my sentiments
HE only Accident Insurance Company of
Pennsylvania.
Annual Policies issued ejramst all Accidents
at exceedingly low rales. Insurance effected in
any sum from $:00 to f 10.000. No medical e
atrination required. Compensation given each
week in case of injury.
Tbu eompanv haa iiaid many losses, promptly
and satisfactorily, and ita Officers and Pireetors
are widely and favorably known throughout tbe
State.
C'triCKBi I.ouif h. Iloopt, Presidont.
Henry C. Hrown, Secretary.
James M. Conrad, Treasurer.
K. S. Keel or, General A cent.
IhnacTons lwia I,. Iloupt, Late Uen'l Ticket
Agent Penn'a Railron4 Co.; Matthew itaird, firm
of M. W. Baldwin A Co. Philad a : r-inuel C.
Palmer, Cashier Commercial Nat. Bank, Phil a ;
Hichard Wood, firm Wood, Marsh A Hayward,
Xo. .tli Market at, Phll'a ; James M. Conrad,
firm Conrad A Walton, 62.1 Market st, Philad'a;
J. K. Kingsley, Continental Hotel,
II. 0. Ieisenrin. 1:17 A 2:i D'.ok st,' "
Oeorge Martin, firm Martin, Toy A Co, No. 322
Cnestnutit. Phil'a , Enoch Lewis, la a flekeral
Sup't Pa. Railroad ; 0. C. Francitcus, (jenaral
Apent l'ecn'a Railroad Company.
Policies issued end information furnished by
JOHN L. CUTTLE, Apent.
Sep5 tf Clearlield. Ta
Kennedy'! medical Dis-
coverv. liembold's Uuchu, Baker's Cod Liver
Oil, Jane's and Ayer's medicines of every kind
For salo by " '
Qwalma' panarea,
a round and uiicruuiid Hpirca, Citron, Eng
f lish Currants, Ex. Cofleo and Vinegar uf
the best quality. For rale by II. A I.
Clearfield, January Kith, lsr.B.
N
Tt)TICr Persons dt-iring to transact busi
r,
uflitlo Hobcs.Knee and Horse Blankets at
Nov IS. 'J. M Kit R Kl.l. rf- lUOt.KK'S.
DRESSMAKING. ETC.
SPECIAL NOTICE. Pari-iian PRESS and
CLOAK Making. Ladies can have their
Pleases, Suits, Coals and Baaquines handsomely
made and trimmed, at the shortest notice, at the
(old established stand, ltUl Chestnut street.
Fancy and plain Fans, Mantilla Ornaments,
dress and cloak buttons, Ribbens, C'uny and
fluipure Laces. Bogle and Gimp Press Tritn
min.s. with a larce variety of Sta pie and Fancy
Goods, from 25 to SO per cent less than elsewhere.
Also, receiving dailv. Paris Fashions in tissue
rtaner. for Ladies and Chil.lien's Prei-ses. Sals
of Patterns for Merchants and Dressmakers now
ready, at Mrs. M. A. BINDER'S,
jy-ly 10M Chestnut st , Philadelphia
w-allOTt)(;AIMIC.K. D. M'U Al'GIIEV,
L having purchased the Photograph establish
ment ornier v conducted ov It. liriaire, wouiu
nesa w ith me at my office, are hereby notified ; respectfully announce to the citisens of Clear.
tliat I will not lie tinni't witn certainty at nmne on neia ana enjoining uimiuum, m. m m
4i5A contcmjiorary defines a "loy
nl" member of Congress to bo a man
that advocates excessive taxation,
votes $100 bounty to tho white sol
dier, $.,00 to the negro, 84000 to him
self, and values himself and his off
spring no better than negroes, and
fought through a four years war at
home.
anv davs ciecnt MONDAY and SATl RPAY
Sept'. 2fi tf. WM. P'HiTKIl.
M AH ll I'Oli '"ftATirSn enT yeare old
good to work every way. You can have
your choice of three. By
t liar! e I. Sen. I'll - iMi.tr.ii ,t n nui..-.
Public Vendue.
His Companions. John W. Gear',
tho disunion candidate for Governor,
is in favor of negro suffrage and negro
equality. On tho 3d of September he
marched through the streets of Phila
delphia in tho "Toreh-niid-Turpcntine"
procession with Fred. loti!luss and
1'
to
present at tho League House when
Douglass spoke 10 political compan
ions, nnd occupied a scat upon the
platform at National Hall, where
Randolph barrangued tho multitude
'If ik i,f.vi.rnnirrnlfinnrii rrirr. in tavor ol placing me negro upon n
I us universal en .Trace, wo will roll up! "'11 equality with tho whilo man
ourMeeves and pitch in, and we , V Ji'1 " uv,u,u luv ..v-r-a
ramthed r.sf revolution Ihc world I A9r-
rrer naw.'
iy made additional improvements to both sky
light and nparatus, and he flatters himself thai
be can satisfy the most fastidoous taste in a vara
and lifelike likeness.
He also keeps constantly on hand a good as
sortment of Quill, Rosewood, and Walnut frames
Albums of all sites and atylea and an endless
variety of cast s. lockets, etc., which be will dis-
un.lcrsin. d will offer bis personal pro- P ' r, " ""'- .....
Public Vendue, at Ilia residence in' sua ...vr, . tr
DAY, til- lllh day of a siroei, .icarnent, I ......... " J . ,
aj iu .vr.iiii ni..,.ni. .. ." . --
want of a good Likeness of themelv(i or friends.
Psrlioular atteotion paid to copying a'l kinds
of pictures, etc. November liili, ICoi,
.fjrv A Month !Arenta wanted for air e.
IeLI ft'ra'y ;ie nrfu, just out. Address,
o". f. GARKY, City Luilding, Biddeford, Me.
Mayln,lyl.Hf.f,.
rpiiK
I n.-rty al
l'ike lowiishiii. on TIll'U
Ot.'TOIll-.R. lst'.n, consisting in part of
1 BA 1 MAHIi.
I MARK and Cof.T.
1 Iwo-vear-old COLT.
1 vokeofO.XEX.
CllWet and Ylll NO CATTLE.
About 4(1 head of SHEEP.
1 two-horse WAGON. I two-horse CARRIAGE.
Timber Sled and Chain. Lock Chain.
ilorse Hake ami lloro Gear.
1 IOOK STOVE. I PAK1.0II STOVE.
And a lot of small articles, loo tedious to mention.
,7r-v7Snle to ciiniintnce at 1 o'clock, P. M.jwkon
tbe terms will be made known.
Scp?r,.2t JOSEPH t;0'N.
(-lent liel.l.Elk mill Forost in the llouseof
llepreeeniativea of thU Cninmonweullh.
For two persona for I lie ollh:n of Aisociate
JuiljreH of Clean I'u-ltl county.
For one pwson fir the oliiee of Coinmia-
aioner of Clourfiehl county.
For one? j erson for llieollice of Auditor of
Cli'HifioM county.
The eleelora of liie county of CleRrfield
will Inke notice that the eiiid goneral elec
tion will be al held the fallowing places,
viz.:
Al the Union Hotel, in Glen llope for
Ik'ccaria township.
A I the bouse of Aaerh El lias for Bell
township.
At the house of tbe late James liloom,
senior for Hlootn townahip.
Al the house ot ha ward Albert lor
Hoggs lownbhip.
At the house of Jacob Pierce for Brad
ford township.
At ilie liou-o of V m. .Schwem, in L.u-
thursbnrg, lor Iirady townthiji.
At 1 o-jng a School house tor Burnaide
township.
At the public school house near Simon
Rorubaugh for Chest township.
A I the Court Uou.-e for the borough ol
Clearfield.
Al tbe house of J. Maurer for Coving
ton township.
At tbe boue of the late Isaac Eloom,
for Cunvensriile borrugh.
At Outre school-house for Decaturlp.
At the houaeof John Gregory formerly
occupied by Thomas Kobi.on (Broadway)
for riTguson township.
A l tbe house of J, I. Bundy for Fox
township.
At Congress Hill school-house for Gi
rard township.
At tbe public school-house for Goshec
township.
At iho house of Jacob Ilubler for Gra
ham township.
At the public school-house in Janesrille
forUulich township.
Al the house of Jesse Wilson for libs
ton township.
A l the public school-house in Ansonrilb
for Jordan townbh'ji.
At ISridgeu's school house for Karthau?
(ownship.
At the Turkey Hill school-house foi
Knox township.
At the Court Rouse in the borough of
Clearlield for Lawrence township.
Al the public school-house for Lumber
City borough.
At the houso formerly occupied by
Thoej, Kyler for f orris township.
At tbe public sbool-hoose for the bor
ough of New Washington.
For O.-ceols, at tho tu.Iic House ol
Milo lloyl, in said borough.
A I the hotel formerly kept by W. W.
Anderson for Penn township.
A I Ihe house of Isaac r.Ioom, deceed.
in the borough of Curwensville, for Tike
township.
At Ihe house of 1). E. Brulaker for Un
ion township.
Al the bouse of I bos. Henderson for
Woodward tosrnshir
AN ACT regulnting tbe mode of voting at all
elections In the several counties or Ibis Com
monwealth.
Fucrion 1. lie it rrnieled by the Senate and
JI.,oso ol Representatives of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania in General Assembly met, and ii
is hereby enacted t,y the euibonty of ihe same.
That the qualified voters of the several counties of
Ibis Common ea.th.at all general, township, boro'
an 1 special elections, are berehy, hereafter as
tVirited and required to vote, by tickets, printed,
or written, or pirlty printed aud partly written.
severel y classified as follows: Ono ticket shall
embrace tbe names of all judges of courts voted
for, and to be labelled, suuide, "judiciary ;" one
ticket shall embrace lie names of the state
officers voted fur, and be lubelied, "slate one
tirket shall embrace the names of all county
officers voted for, including office jf senator,
member, and members of assembly, if voted for.
and members of Cougrers, if voted for, and be
labelled "county ;" one ticket shall embrace the
names of all township officers voted for, and be
labelled "township;" one ticket shall embrace
tbe names of all borough officers voted for, and
be labelled "borough ;" and each class shall be
deposited in separate ballot boxes.
kc. 2. T al it shall be the duty of the sheriff's
in the several rounlies of this Commonwealth, to
insert in Iheir election proclamations, hereafter
to be issued, the first section oflhis act.
. JAMES R KELIEY,
Speaker of tbe House of Representatives.
DAVID FLEMING,
Speaker o: ibe Senate.
Approved, the 20th day of March, A. P. ISftft.
A. U. CPRim.
Whereas, By tbe act of the Congresa of the
fnited Slatea, entitled "An Act to amend Ibe
several acta l.rrelof..re passei to provide for the
enrolling and calling out Ihe national forces,
and for other purposes," and approved March
the government of Ibe United States, or of tbis
State, cr of any incorporated district, whether a
commissioned o nicer or otherwise, a subordinate
orlner or agent, who is or shall be employed un
der the Legislative, Executive or Judicial de
partments of this btato or of the United States,
or any city or incorporated diatriot, and also
that every msinbor of Congress, or of the State
Legislature, or of the eonnnon or select council
uf any city, or commissioner of any incorporated
district, are by law incapable of holding or
exercising, at ibe lame time, tbe office or ap
pointment of Judge, Inspector or Clerk of any
election of this Commonwealth.
The Return Judges of tbe respective districts
aforesaid are requested to meet at the Court
House, in the borough of Clearlield, on the first
Friday next after tbe said second Tuesday ef
October, then and there to do those things re
quired of them by law.
GIVEN under my band and seal, at Clearfield,
jC- on this twelfth day of Bepietnbur, ia
( Jthe year of our Lord ono thousand eiibi
0' hundred and sixty-six, and of the In
dependence of the United States the ninetieth:
JACJB A. FAUST, Sheriff.
THE EAGLE HOTEL,
CURWENSVILLE, IA.
L. W. TEN EYCK, ritora'igToit.
THE undersigned, having become proprietor
of the above hotel, wishes to give notice to
me citizens or this county, as well as to the
travelling public, that tbe houae has been refitted
and refurnished for tbe entertainment of hia
guests. His table will be furnished with every,
thing the market affords. At his Bar wi'l be
found tbe best brands of all kinds of Liquors.
GOOD STABLINO attached, and none but
careful hostlers employed.
jylt-tl L. W. TEN EYCK.
CLEAR Kl ELD ACADEMY The exer
cises of this Institutioa will be resumed on
Monday, tbe 10tb day of September, A. D. 1868,
Pupils can enter at any time. They will be
charged with tuition from the time they enter W
ne close oi me session.
I be course of instruction embraces every thins:
iocluded in a thorough, practical and acoom
plished education for both sexes.
Tbe Principal, having bad the ad van tare of
much experience in bis profession, assures pa.
rents and guardians that his entire ability and
nergies win be devoted to tbe moral and men.
tal training of the youth placed anderbis charge.
lEKM OF IL'ITIO.V
Orthography, Reading, Writing, and Primary
Arithmetic, per fceasion (11 weeks) . IS 00
Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic, and
History . . . . . . . $3 tt
Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Mensurations-Purveying,
Pbilveopby, Physi
ology, Chemistry, Book Keeping, Botany
and Physical Geography . . . tfl 01
Latin and Greek, with any of tbe above
-tranches - . . . . . ft. 00
ENo deduction will be made for aueouce.
irFcr further particulars inquire of
Key. P. L. H AKhlouN. At. M..
Clearfield, July 11, 186J it. PrincipaL
FALL STYLES
OF
irocession Willi j rru. j'uuia-n iinu
R. Randolph, two colored deh'giUes HA WMrffjlfl Rfin UIT1!
o the Radical Convention lie was DllUlL 1 1J iillli XiillkJ
Ql frirk ''cr ear l We want Agents
.aJvU' everywhere to sell our iui-lio an
$20 Si-wing Machines. Three -new kinds, in
dor end upper teed . Pent on trial. Warranted
6ve years. Aoove salary or large commission!
paid. The osi.v machine! sold in United Stales
f..r less Ihnn 0'. wtiioh are f ul ! ticnf"!
Howe, Wheeler A Wilson, Grover A lUker,
Sinper A Co., and Ilschelder. Ml oilier chrap
m ichices are iiiWerinciifaar.d the ulltr or aer
1 are f'nl.'r In arrral, fine and iuipi isonment. U-
luftrated circulars sent rrtrK. Addresa, or call
upon Shaw A Clark, at Biddeford, Maine, or
Chicago, 111. May 1, lsfifi-ly.
PETER A. GAULIN,
AND GENERAL CLOTHIER.
Graham's Row, over Kaugle's Watch tfi
Jewelry .Store, Market Street,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
The subscriber having permanently loca
ted bimselrin tbe Borough ot Clearfield,
baa detei mined toengftgeio thehusineeeof
I intend to keep constantly on hand a.
full assortment of Clothe, Caiaaimeres,
SittineUs, and Veelings, of the best qual
ity and latest slyles, which I will
,11 a n 11 fneture
to order, to suit customers, on short
notice. Particular attention will be paid
to Cutting anl Fitting (Jenllemeu's.Boys,
and Childrens Clothing; and in fact,
every! hii.g pertaining to (his
iiUA.XUl Ul" iiUSlMWMS.
A liberal fhare of public patronage it,
therefore, respectfully solicited, and f
would advise all, to give me a call before
purchasing elsewhere any goods in my
line. P. A. GAULIN.
Clearfield, May lGlh, ISGG-tf.
II7Ehidge,
(Store one deer East of Clearfield House,)
Market St., Clearlield, Ta.
Keeps on hand a full assortment oi
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
such as
Shirts. Linen and Woolen under Shirts,
drawers and socks, neck-ties, pocket handker
chiefs gloves umbrellas, hats Ac, in great variety.
Of piece Goods he keeps the best Cloths of all
"shade and colors," eoch as
BLACK IHJEK1W OF THE VERY '
best tn a a e. Fancy Casaumer in great variey;
JUST RECEIVED AT
Pent. !. 1 Stir.. Mrs. W I'.I.CII'!.
I
4 l!
1 V is hereby Riven that Letters of Adminia-
tiatmn bsve this day been granted to the under-
(bird, one thousand eight hundred andsixty-hre,
all persons who have deserted the military or j Alo, French Coaling, Beaver, Tilol, Chin-
naval service ol the t nite.1 ste'.cs, and wno bave f cj,ilU, and Fricotl overcoating, all of
not been discharged, or relieved fr-.n the penal- j wllih Wl) 1(J ,oll cb f d
Ity or disability therein provided, are deemed, , .. . . c.. i .
and taken, to have voluntarily relinquished. and 1 mR'le UP Hing 10 Ihe la est Styles by
forfeited their rights of citnenship, and their! Lxpenenced Workman. Also Ageol fir
rights to boeoitie iiliiens, and are deprived of Cleat field CO., for I. M. Singer, 0 Co , cel
esercising any rights of cilirens thcreuf cbraled Sewing Machines. U BKIDQE.
And W hereas, Persons, not cititens of the Clearfield, l'enn'a, Noy. 1, 18C5.-lf.
United Slalis, are nut under Ihe constitution
and laws of Pennsylvania, qualified electors of
this commonwealth :
Sec-in.n I. Be it enacted by Ihe Fenate and
House of Representatives of the Commonwealth
uf Pennsylvania in General Assembly met, and
it i. hereby enacted by authority of the same,
That in nil elections hereafter to be held in this
VIEW
JULIUS LIN DIGS
)IIMh ATIK'! NOTICE.-Not ice
le imiier. , . . .,..,.,.,..-..., , . - -r."
si.ned, on Ihe Estate of Nieodemna Solliday, v..,.,.,,,,..-..,,.., . ........ e ,, a.,., .or Juuf : CAKRI Al KS,
CARRIAGE AND WAOON
Shop, in Clearfield, reansylvaoia.
(Immediately in rear of Machine Shop,)
The subscriber would respectfully inform the
cititens of Clearfield, and the publie in general,
that he is prepared to do aU kinds of wars en
it j , i - , . .
lie urged an pcn-tum hum , tri r .. ol,f."
A- .1 11. .. " -"'
vuiers to iro to mo po is .inn niui-i .i- ,. n .. . . . ..!
. n1 , The Radicals nro squirming under
one in and swore ho would go o , . , i7ifiimo(m
hl before he would ask a rebel to ,n wI.ch tho
prrylorhim. paid "the debt of gratitude" tho nn-
This individual is one of the clnss ljon owp9 t0 ,tlie boyti in be.'t i'ie
termed "loyal Southerners" of the Radicals appropriated pay for two
white persuasion, and is indeed a (years services inthiswiso:
specimen of the new admixture of & every wj,m soldier go
loyalty sni religion. I for TIi.M3ELVES 4,rrjf
i debtrd to said estate are requested to make list
mediate payment, and those having claims
I against the same, will present tbein duly autben
I nested for sculement.
1 JULIUS A. TEP.PE,
I MICHAEL Ml AFI ER,
Sept. 1J, jSf.fl.-Rl. Administrator.
I. ..r -.. .-.v.i- ri...r,.M .....i. " ins.eci..r. 4., .... n election iu ramoa anr
Vpirfitahle Ambrosia, or Chemical Hair. Penn.. aii person, knowing thcms.ive. -'"!0"! '''' r:on.'..r,OD''
O I") - I rlnKfarl A mm, ailal-i aa v-ak . atclats. . maltA
nenew.ri
A XEW HAIR HEXTOIIATIYI
fpilIS pre.aration restores GRAY IHTIt lo its'
1 nnluriil color, frees Hie head from dnr' n (I an-i
humors, and gives the hair a moist, soft sod glo. sy
nppearanoe. Price Sl.tiO per bottle. I
For sale by C. P. Walsou and all Pmcrisls and .
Fnncy tlooda Pciilers, and by Ihe propr etor, LiK-'a j
H..ve"n. l'a. Sei.l. 1 '-41 I
fAN1'i.l A firf -elaaVh AO:. M A N . in )
' wholesale Notion House, who has ( knowl- j
edfe of the huincss, and can command pood '
Irn lc. Piilnry lilwral. Address TH E0. W El L A
SeplJ
K
embraced in the provisions, and subject to the
disability Imposed by said act of Congress, ap
proved March third, one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-fire, and it shall be unlawful lor any
such person to offer to vote any ballot, or ballots,
beetion 3. That if any such judge and inspec
tors ol electioh,or any on or them shall receive,
or consent to receive, any suri unlawful ballot,!
or ballots, from aiy such d.squalitisd person, he,
or they so i.neniting, shi'l be guilty of a misde-
BUGG1ES,
WAGONS,
SLEIGHS,
6LEDS. o.
oa short notice and la a workmanlike manner.
r-AU Orders promptly attended to.V
WJi. McKNIGUT.
CHearfield. February 14th. 18'3.-Iy.
"NV
Altention,SoIdiers.
EQUALIZATION OF BOUNTY.
VI. I. !t)I.I)ll.lt OK lMtll-MU-'O.I a
entitled lo an INCRF.APKP BOUNTY.
1 lie undersigned is prvpaml to collect all such proper county kit noi less msn sixty oays.
lJITDY VOt'K IMlltbsls.
nieanor, and. upon cnviclion thereof, in any BOOTS k SHOES MSMt AT LOW TRICES,
court ol quarterns ions of this commonwealth, The undersigned is prepared to mmufatture
be shall, for each otlenes, be sentenced U pay a everything in bis line, at the lowest figures, and
fine ol not less than one hundred dollar, and te, will wartant his work to ha as represented,
undergo sn imprisonment, in ths jail af the! Give him a call, at his shon on Market etrwet.
CO. Ni. 'til N. flnrd Plreet. Phil a. sepl2 ,,:. ..,,. ' a Mi,ii..r. : (Section S. That if nv nersou deprived of
7 X.1 It A FAMILY I'l.Ot'lt i..r sale al , Widows. All inquiries and communications an- eititenshlp, and disqualified as aforesaid, shall.
11. W. SMI'1 11 A CO S. swere.l i.mmt.tlv. piaehanrea receinled lor. Post at any election, hereafter to be held ia tbis cooa-
( mon.eaitn, vote, or tender to tne oiucers tnereoi,
; and uCcr to Tote, a ball-1, ot ballots, any person-
17il.rtilTAI.lT oF!ium;I.I-s kept
J. f"r sal by li. Jllln a to.
OOii sdilresa, t urwonsvillc. Pa,
svpi-li JOSlAfl EVAS?.
eeoond doer vest of Ik Post Office, and he will
do all in his power, to render satisfaction. Some
fine Gaiter tops, extra French calf skins, Ae.,
a hand. readT ta be finished nn abort nmlu .a
howeriees. PAMSL CONNELLY.
Jane UUh, 1a-1 ;r.