SIicfftcpuMiran.
Geoiuib D. liocini and;:r, Editor.
""clear n el d , a .
Thursday Morning, Oct. 3, 1CG7.
Democratic State Ticket.
JUDGE IT TI1K Sl'lMlF.MK CIU'HT,
HOS. GEOLGE SHAESWOOD,
OP I'llll.APPI .1-111 A .
Democratic District Ticket.
ASSKM iil.Y,
TIIO.1. J. McCC'tl.OUGII.
or ci.-.Alirlcl.n coi-vty.
Democratic County Ticket.
FIIFRIFF,
CYREIll1 HOWE,
Of IVcattir township.
TIIEASURKR,
W.1L1.IAM K. VY IIIC1EY,
Of Bradford township.
DIKTUIIT ATTORNEY,
WILLIAM M. MctDLLOUC.il,
0' Clearllcld borough.
COMMISSIONER,
OT11 ICLLO SM HAD,
Of Murnsida township.
JL'RY COMMICKIONKR,
RICHARD K. ELLIS,
Of Bill towmhip.
AUDITOR,
Cl.AKK BROWN,
Of Lawrcnr township.
CORONER,
XAMF.M A. MOORE,
Of Clearfield borouirh.
Take Notice. The man tliat refu
ges to vote the .Democratic ticket on
Tuesday next, deliberately seeks po
litical damnation, if not another rebel
lion.
Every man that reveres and fully
appreciates the Union of these Stat?s
and loves his noighbor as himsolf,
does hiniBelf and his kindred a great
wrong if he fails to cast his voto, on
Tuesday noxt, for the nominees of the
Democratic party.
Citizens of Clearh'eld county, re
member on Tuesday next that every
nominee of the Blac k republican par
ty it pledged to negro sullVage. Thoir
nominee fur Supremo Judge, llenry
Vf. Williams, is pledged upon this
point. Hence, every one opposed to
this infamous political heresy must
VOle for llio Djmoorntio nominees.
The "loyalists" of K nun as are great
ly demoralized. They havo got negro
suffrage, female suffrage, a prohibitory
liijuor law, find a Sunday law, on
Lands; nnd upon this multiplicity of
"moral ideas" lliey have split. Tho
dose is too great. Tlio reformation
is too gigantic, unci is likely to break
the loyal machine down. All these
crnzy projects arc to bo incorporated
into their i.ew Constitution. Iflhore
were a few nioro fools in tho party
in Pennsylvania, wo would have the
fame chalice presented to our lips.
Those voters who are in favor of
paying bondholders one hundred and
twinty million dollars nnnuully for
intercut, and paying tho negro bu
reHmtus fliy millions more to raise
ntgro voters, will of course voto for
the Kaili' al nominees.
Those, however, who wish to save
llus one hundred and seventy mil
lions, and apply it to paying off tho
nulioual debt, will voto the I'omo
crntic ticket, and in this way, in a
lew years, escape the unmerciful rob
beries to which they are subjeclod, in
the shspe of taxation.
Attfntmn ! Every Democrat who,
on Tuesday next, either through neg
ligence or design, absents himself
from the polls, commits a groat wrong.
He deliberately sins against "Virtue,
Liberty and Independence," and may
thereby entail a scourgo upon his
country more terrible in its effects
than the cholera. This disease miibt
crcato more nUrm, but its ravages
would bo no more blighting to tho
industrial pursuits of the country than
radicalism has proven to be. Bank
ruptcy stares us in tho fuce, and we
may stay its progress by turning out
those who daily rob the people, and
put in their stead the "old Union
savers."
"Loyal Ntumrtrriug."
Loyaty in this country assumes asj
many hues as the rainbow, and boasts j
as vehemently of virtue and honesty
as any female fishmonger. Wo pro
poso to introduco to our readers two
well known characters, by way of
illustration, the first a first-class "loy
alist," and tho other a "Copperhead."
It is aid that John Doo sold 82,000
gold whun it wuh C-2.50, and thereby
realized fiat, thousand dolLirs in green
backs; ho took theso greenbacks and
bought of Mr. Chaso a 85,000 5-20
Uuitud Statos bond, bearing gold in
terest, which yicds him now, with
gold at f 1.45, four hundred and twenty-
fivt dollars, boing about TWENTY-
ONE pur cont. on his original invest
ment, and no taxes to pay.
Kichurd Roe also had f 2,000 in gold,
and about tho time Mr. lou invested
in untaxed bonds, he purchased a
small farm with his gold. After tho
greenback mill got fully under way,
Mr. Roe's farm began to rise in value,
and tho assessor came to tho conclu
sion that it was worth 85,000 too ; an
down it wont on his duplicate. In
about four months the collector camo
around for tho tax. lie called at Mr.
Doc's, but, upon examination, found
he was only taxed for a small house,
and lot, which amounted to but 8-5. 50.
He next passed to Mr. Roe's, and upon
opening his duplicate, found him taxed
with a farm valuod at 85,000 as fol
lows: county tax. 850; bounty, 8100;
relief, ?20; road, 850; school, 10;
State, 815 total, 8315.
Thus it will be seen that while tho
farmer, Richard Roo, paid three hun
dred and fifteen dollars, to sustain the
government, John Doo, the loyal bond
holder, was hammering at the Treasury
door every six mouths for his interest,
and actually noiuiKD tho government,
in tho "hour of its extremity," tit four
hundred and twenty dollars annually.
W ho, we ask, is tho patriot? Mr. Doo,
who is robbing his country annually
of tiventy-one per cont, or Mr. Roo, who
contributes sixteen per cent, to its
support ?
It is evident, from this viow cf tho
case, that somebody's patriotism is a
little liko tho Yankco vomnn's religion :
"It will do to livo by, but it would bo
of doubtful utility for dying purposes."
What wo havo bore set forth is daily
transpiring- in every neighborhood.
Whoncver you hear a mnn boast of
his support of tho government, and
roundly abusing rebels and copper
heads, set him down as ono of the
tribo who aro daily robbing tho Trea
sury at -the rate of twenty-one per
cent, per annum. Taxation, at tho
rata of sixteen per cent, for farmers,
mechanics and luboring men ; and in
terest, at the rate of twenty-one per
cent., and no taxes, for tho loyal bond
holders! That is tho way tho present
' loyal" party administer affairs rob
with both hands, and render them
selves hoarso in declaiming against
"copperheads." Wo hope tho peoplo
will soon got their eyes open.
IVi II Hrpri.fiifion T
On tho 17th day vt July, 101, an
art was passed authorizing a "nation
al loan and for other purposes," and
acting under the provisions of that
law rtho subscription agent of tho
eovornment issued jtroimsnls for the
Now National Loan, bearing interest
at tho rate of seven ami Ihroo-tonlhs
per ion t. pur annum. Tho annoiincu
mont wus made that "pursuant to in
structions form tho Secretary of tho
Treasury ," theso evideucos of indebt
edness should bu in tho shape of notes
redeemable at the end of threo years
in gold, und that tho inlercbt would
bo puyablo semi-annually, at the
Mint, also in gold. Holders had tho
option at tho timo thoir bonds ma
tured, of converting them into six
per cont. gol bearing bonds, having
twenty years to run. This was a
plain contract, and theso seven-thirties,
as thoy were styled, wero tho
lirst application mado by tho govern
ment to the people fur a loan. For
two and a hull' years tho interest was
promptly paid in gold. Hut at the
ditto of maturity, in 101, pyamont of
the principal was declined, and also
of the interest remaining duo on the
same, except on condition that the
principal would bo taken in legal
lenuer nutn, tueu nv b uifeuuui ui
from fitly to sixty porceut., as com
pared with gold. An application to
tho Treasury Department for redress
was cavalierly responded to (despite
the solemnly pledged faith of tho na
tion) by tho Assistant Secretary, who
said that these seven-thirties wero
" considered on a parity with all the
" temporary loans of tho govornmont,
" all of w hich it has boon the settled
" custom of this Department to pay in
" in lawful money."
This is a plain statement of tho
facts, and wo give them without noto
or comment. We leave off as we bo
gan, with tho query, "Wus it Repudi
ation?" and if tho answer is in tho
answer is in- the afllnnativo, as tliia
was done under Radical rulo, "Who
aro tho repudiutors?" Age,
Male Mixtion tlrtvm for iS6i
ttul tnm.
We reprodnca iho official rotunis
of tho elections held in this State for
President and Governor, In 1804 end
1H0IS, which is always interesting in
making comparisons:
School Itlr triors' t'onrfnllon.
In accordance with notice published
by tho County Supcriiilciidont, the
Convention of Director mot in tho
Prothonoliry's ollice, in the borough
HHtxc flvcrtiscmrnts.
COVXTIKcV
PH EST, 1M1.
5"
(IOV., ls6.
A Remarkable Pamphlet. David
Paul Brown, tho oldest and ablest
lawj-er of tho Phi'aiielphia bar a
life-long Abolitionist and a thorough
Republican has just issued a pam
phlet of ten pages, entitled "The
Press, tho Politicians, the People, and
the Judiciary." Tbo following is the
closing paragraph of his able review
of the qualifications of Sharswood
and Williams :
la conclusion, allow me to say (hut for the
reasons suggested, 1 shall Tnle for Judge flhara
wood. lu doing no 1 do not feel thnt I shall com
promise ni.T irlli,-ijl' as a MnrouoA nahonnf re
publican in aetina olaerieise, I should enrrv with
ni the consciousness of doing injustice to a meri
torioiu nan, and of inflictius: a causeless ami i
careless wound upon Ilia purity, permanency and
integrity of the Judiciary. My term. of lite i
short, but the lessons ot thie day raupt laat In
thair prrniciom and corrupt influence ntilo the
latest poite'-ily. Let the people, then, think of
tin, do what tliey nohere u he riKht, nnd iitnnd
firm) by Ib.-ir moral ni welt eMh'ir political faith.
JJAVll) PAI L I1ROWN
William Johnston, of Altoona, who
was convicted in tbo U. S. Court at
Pittsburg, several months ago, for
doaling in counterfeit money, has
been sent to tho Penitentiary for sev
en years. Ho is now 65 years of ago,
surrounded by a largo, respectable
and influential circle of kinsmen. To
end tho "winter of lifo" in tho Peni
tentiary is truly horrible ; but such
is the fa to of violators of the law.
VtAS Mr. R. G. Horton, one of
the editors and proprietors of the
cw Tork Day Book, died at Dobb's
Ferry, near that city, of congestion of
tho lungs, on tho 22d. His death was
sadden and unexpected. Many of
our readers aro familiar with tho
writings of Mr. Horton. Ho was an
eariicet llemocral, and in bis writings
and through the columns of tbo Ihy
Book, was perhs) ahead of all his
competitors in fighting the battles of
Democracy. In addition to hisedito
rinl labors, Mr Horton was the author
of iwveral publications a "Lifo of
James Buchanan," a "History of the
Tammany Society," and a "Youths
History of the Great Civil War,"
which has had such a large circula
tion. Ho was also an active aud
roulou member of tho Slate Right
Sorety, a committee of which atcom
pauicd hi remain to Fishkill, where
What Stupidity,
Some pooplc have a profound respect
for tho operators of tho money mar
ket, and fancy that they aro tho
shrewdest of all political calculators.
This notion may bo well founded, as
repards political events in the Old
World, for governments are thore
confined to such fow hands, and tho
intrigue, and influence of individuals
aro so important, that a moneyed
class, who aro largoly interested in
tho results, may tako especial means
to ptisl themselves. But it is not on
ly uutruo as regards this country,
whero tho masses rulo, but, on tho
contrary, the moneyed classscs, or, at
all ovcnls. tho speculative interests,
aro tho least intelligent and tho least
likely of all clasces to comprehend
the potlilical future. And nover be
fore was this truth so palpable as at
tins moment. Ilia ton d holding in
toresl are fearful tlmtiif tho "rebels'
and Copperheads coi(io into power
they will repudiate the tmhliu debt,
und therefore they stand by tha "Rad
icals. It scorns to them, no doubt,
good logic ; the "rebels and Copper
heads, that is, tne south umtcl Willi
northern Uemocracv, cutting into
lower, will rcstoro the constitutional
union, thut for which half a million
ofnortheners are supposed to have
died, and such restoration naturally
involves mo rcpuiuuiinii ana oblitera
tion of all that tho "Radicals' havo
done for tho past seven years. And
to prevent this tho bondholders and
tho Mongrels aro so utterly ruining
tho country, that it must become as
incHpr,b!o of paying anything what
ever, as Mexico, Central Amorica, Ja
maica, as all tha countries south of
us, from exactly tbo samo causes.
What blind and miserable fools I Tho
"rebels" und Copperheads in powor
will restore the grand old Union, with
it magnificent prosperity, ami give
8(11110 chance at nil events to pay tho
debt, or a portion of it; but if the
bondholders persist in supporting the
madmen iu power, they must loose all
of course, for tho county itself must
bo ruined. Day Book.
Green-hack for the Bomiuolleks.
OeorfTf II. PrnclU-lon, in demanding that the
Government phall pay it, dehlp arrnrdiujr to the
term of it contract, doei not 'iuk like a yillain."
Ckirato Timet.
Hut he doee "Ulk like a villain" wliun ho pro-
Jul"' to hove a couple of biltiont of irredeemable
.lunplnMcr nialiuliirtiireo, aud lorerd upon tin'
bnldi-rl of the hational obligation! in exchange
therefor. t'A.'coya 2'ribun:
Have a care how you talk, Mr.
Tribune, or you will bo guilty of "dis
loyal practices." Jf it is "villainous"
in Mr. l'endloton to advanco such
propositions, what shall bo said of tho
decision of thoso Court who have
beid that A making a contract with
H to pay him in gold, can discharge
tho obligation by a tender of green
backs? I not that moral which holds
the Government to tho literal fulfil
ment of it contracts applicable to in
dividual also ? .S'(. Jjouis liepublican.
TARUoNEn. Tho President has par
doned Stephen R. Mallory, late Secre
tary of tbo Confederato Navy. Mr.
Mallory was tho only member of Mr.
Davis's Cabinet that surrendered.
Hi pardon was urged by Governors,
Senatois, member of Congress, and a
largo numbor of members of Stato
Legislatures. It is suid also that a
largo number of petitions aro now
before tha President asking the par
don of Alexander H. Stephens.
Adann -
Allegheny
Armalrong
ltooteer - - .
Hedlord -
Hoiks
lilair
Bradford -Hur.ka
- - -Hullnr
- -
Cambria -
f'amnron -Ctirboii
- - -
Ontre - - -Chester
-
Clarion
ClearHld -Clinton
-
Columbia -Crawford
Cumlwrl'd
Dauphin
l'eluware
Klk
Kno - -
Knyelfe
rrsnklia
KulUiQ -
'ores I - -
(ireen - -
HuntioK'ri
Indiana - -I
JelfHraon -
Joniuta
Lnoater -I
Lawrence
Lebanon --
Leumb
Luzerne - -j
Lvcoming-
McKean - -Mercer
- - -Milllin
- -
Monro -
Montgnmy
Monlour -
Norlliam'n
Northum'd
Perry - -
Pliilsclel'a
I'lke--
Potter
Schuylkill.
Snyder
Sosnereet -
Hullivan
Suaquehs'a
I logs -
Union -
Venango
Warren
Waahingtn
Wavne
Weatmor'd
Wyotniug
York - - -
Total
3, 01 111
1-2.4141
i m
2.7521
1 :-t.2"t-'
2.CMI
3.H07
7. 3.15
2.M7
3,030
3.3'.U!
5 J7
2 K3'
2 HH'
2.135
S.i7
4.61:6.
4..1H
.4,220!
2,145
, K15
3.722
4,120
3.H2l
HOC,
62
3.074
2.477
2.19'
1.K77
1,75.11
H. 44K
I. 3WI
2,77'J
5.U20
10.045
4,207
052
3,5(i!i
1.71s
209sl
7.04.11
1.4
CU44
3 Col
2 44i
4.0.l-jj
l.imi;
6sil
0,04o
, l .'it;,
1 no
GGOl
2.MII
1.5S41
1.3521
3.341
1.5(15
4.47'M
3 9Ki!
5.'.)7
1.4H2
8,500
2.CI2
21.5101
3.62bi
3,237
2 3301
0.7 ml
3,202!
6. sit;. I
6,4,'lf.
3 475
2,244
2.M7
H A IU1
I'M)!
r
o
It
!
1.S10I
l.WMil
1UU
C.44I
3.0O4
5.4 III
3.0l'.4l
34K
cut i
3,221
3,K02
004,
Hi.
1.5K3
3..121
4,320
1.H20
1.4371
l4,4(V.l
3.40M
3.7Mi
3.'J0k;
7 C4.V
3.4(i!
7117
4 221
1.64:i
t;5
6.K72i
1.130
3.720
2.9151
2.40i',
65,707;
2Ui
1.30OI
7.S51
1.07'Jl
2.7SS
Itiol
4,203'
4.0731
l.45!
3 H4'.
2.5411
4l5li
2,274)
4.05H.
1.337'
5.501-1
3.121'
12 70V
3.07s
2.3h5
2.K35I
13.2xk'
2 TOh
ao-.n1
7 3-.Hij
3.001
3,20)i
20;
2.3J'.i
3.505
0.221
2.M3
2.7W
2,33
3,5h3!
4,9001
STIIAV IIOiCama trepaain( on tht
pre nUai of lha aubieribar. In t'hett loan
hip, oinailina In It it April, a W1IITK IIOI1,
tutpoe t to ba about una year old. The owner
Of Clearfield, On Tuesday, tho 24th of !1 hereb, noMSed to pro., pmpsrljr. paj ch.re.
' ' 1 1 1. - - - Mill k. .M Mrci.ritinv le
September, IHIi, .
On motion lion. John 1). J tiompson
and uka It away, ir it will be tolrl aecoritinc to
al.pdj J A el S3 I lillKY.
)Mt5IKTIUI'lW'H WOTICK Notiea
aw. (oeis
Ii barely (Iren that lettera of Adminlatra-
lion, on taa aeuta ot ftitr, uamuiiini,
deeeated, lata of Bojj towmhip, Clearlleld
eoonty, l'a., harln been duly granted to the
undonigned, all peraoni Indebted to aald ae
tata will plraie make payment, ana tneaa nanny
wus chosen Prosidenl, and J. M. ltoss
Secretary.
Tho several districts being called
by tho Secretary, tbo following were
represented: Heccaria. Fred'k Short";
Bradford, Jno. J. Kyler, Scott Fh'gnl ; ; ,Kma sr demamli will preient tbem for aatlle
Brady, James lrvin, deorge l. Kirk ;
Buniside, James Piddle ; Clenrlield
borough, T. J. McCullough, Geo. W.
Goarhart, D. F. Etzwuiler; Curwens
villo borough, John 1. Thompson, A.
11. tiein bower, William lrvin ; Fergu-
Barnabas Armstrong: Goshen,
ltu' M3rrriijraifsts.
STORE
4,507
4 3H1
2,202!
910
3.951
4,:.v.)j
4.100,
1,055
70
3,230'
1.9121
1,II4i
8,592
1.410
2,090
5 731
12 37
3.757
l35i
2.000,
8 342
1 52.
C.870,
3.820
2.405!
4S.817,
1.IIM4'
020
10614
1.3201
1,7591
"01
2.981!
1.02s
i7;
3 402
1.572
4.712
2 883
Oil!
1.490
8.780
6,3J0,2JG3'.i :o0.09tj'3O7,"74
.111 rt-ew' I 1 w-O
M.ij.irUy, J 2jO075, j
17 178
Notwithstanding the lies put forth
by the "loyal" press, tho Democrats
will elect tho United States Senator
in California. They havo a majority
of twenty on joint ballot in the new
Legislature. Tho Radicals had sixty
majority in tho old body. Let tho
Democrat of Pennsylvania romembor
this fact, and follow tho example of
California at tbo coming election
Thoso who favor the present system
of excessiv taxation, stamps, and the
daily robberies of tho State ami Xa-
lional Treasuries by tho regiments of
,n . 1. .1 I 1 . : n 1 . . I
. , I havo boon to all the expense, that ha
will of course voto tbo ticket put forth ; hnnn iiii.iivrn,! in 1,.. 1..
and in procuring it
Tin Atlantic andGrkat Western.
Wo aro gratified to announce that
the jirnject of completing tho Atlan
tic A Great Western P. It. ha not
been and will not be abandoned by
its projectors. In fact the men who
by tho Treasury plunderers. Whilo
those opposed to this system of confis
cation, will of course voto for Democ
racy and Union.
Bi.ia-D. Those mammon worship
er, who havo their pockets atufli-d
with bonds, and at tho snme timo
Hiisiain and vole for tho Thad. Slo
ven programme, court financial ruin ;
bocause the success of that Padical
faction will produco bankruptcy, mor-
for that road
charter, give the most solemn assuran-ci-s,that
work on it will be commenced
by tho 1st of JnnolSOS. Mi-Henry,
tho l'.nglish capitalist is now in New
York, muking preparation to havo
the whole rout completed in tho
shortest time possible, and Judge
Barrett, who conversed with him on
the 18th hint , tolls us lhatthero is no
doubt nl all, but the cnterpriso will
bo carried out at once. Wo only
hope that there may be no more
delay about the matter. BcUrfante
( Watehman,
. Jlodtl Judfr.
Tho Press 1 daily delighting it "in
telligent uhacriptionlist" w ith scraps
tmm th Keportt ot the Supreme
Court, to show tbo surpassing ability
ofJudga William. For instanco, it
yesterday published tho following,
and on tho strength of such an ap
peal beg vote for its "nutmeg can
didate ;
In Campbell vn. Laenek, 4 Wright, 41 (IHII.)
lion. Ilenrr W. Will. anil delivertd an elaborate
opinion upon queatiuna of law roeeried. 1 be Su
preme Court, in a per eartuat (Lowria, C. J..)
opil'ion, atlirmefl the tutlentelil, payinc: inir
jiuitftnent aeeini to n fully jurtified by tho npirAon
of tbe Icai ncd ju.ljro bolow, and we do not repeal
liia ar(;uinrnt."
Unfortunately for our eotomporary
and its favorite candidate, there is a
rci'iTM to this pleasing picture. In
tbo samo volume that contains the
above, "tho Judgo" wns rathor rough
ly dealt wi-.h by the Court. In the
case of tho borough of Birmingham
vs. Anderson, 4 Wright, MM, Judgo
Willisms was rrrersed, by tho Supreme
Court, and, although they decided
the law for him, he was so stolid, that,
when the cae camo up again beforo
hint, he committed tho samo error,
and iras reversed a second time, Judgn
Bead, his own partisan, saying, "The
" Judgo appears to have retained to
" a great extent tbo view of tho plan
" winch on tho former trial induced
" him to reject it" 12 Wright, 2(10.
Now, that would bo agrecablo read
ing for tho subscribers to tho Press,
if our contemporary could only bo
induced to publish it. Age.
Important A rii est or Coi'ktkhfmt-
F.Rfl. Doctor M. V.Garman,NatKcn-J
ny, and a Miss Caroline Heron, were
arrested in Philadelphia on tho 27th
ult., on a charge of manufacturing
counterfeit bank note. Tho oflicer
also seized twenty two thousand five
hundred dollars ot finished notes, and
a hundred thousand dollars of unfin
ished notes. They also captured tho
plates for printing notes on tho Fourth
National Bank of New York city, and
fifty cent fractional currency, together
with tho presses, inks, Kc. Since tho
arrest of Dr. Gurman, it has been as
ccrtainod that he had a contract to
supply notes on tho First National
Bank of our city, to be executed next
week. Garman is supposed to bo tho
man who first issued counterfeit frac
tional currency note Tho parties
had a hearing beforo the United States
Commissioner and were fully commit
ted. It i said that the Doctor has
issued more than ton million dollars
in his time. ' Ho i a capital workman
There ia no accounting for the drift
in which some men's minds run. Tho
other day a farmer in Missouri, on
being asked tho number of bis chil
dren, hesitated, and referred the ques
tion to hi wife, and sho replied ton ;
but when, in tho conrse of conversa
tion, the fanner was asked as to tho
number of hog ho possessed, ho ro
pliod promptly, "seventy-ono."
An Irish lawyer addressed tho court
as gentlemen, instead of your honors.
After he bad concluded, a brother of
tbo bar reminded him of hi error,
lie immediately rog to apologia,
thus : "May it ploaae the court, iu tho
heat of tho debute I called your Hon
ors gentleman. 1 mado a mistake,
and beg your pardon."
Olympia Brown did not fascinate
an Omaha editor, who calls her a
"weather bonten, eross grained, sour,
snappish, fanatical, crabbed, skinny,
John Wilherow; Kiirthaus, F.dward
McGarvey, I. C. McClonkcy; Law
rence, 11. Oit, Joseph Owens, W. P.
IJced, Hubert Wrih-v; Lumber City
borough, Anthony ILIe, J. M. Boss;
I'onn, Grier Bell Union, David Wt-1-ty.
David Dressier.
On motion Thomas J. McCullough,
tho Chairman of tho Committee on a
uniform series of text books for com
mon schools, was called upou for bis
report. Mr. McCullough camo for
ward and submitted tho following:
To the Prt'Hiilent and IMrectore of tha Clearfield
eoumy Eduratioual Convention:
(lenlleinen i The undesigned Committee ap
pointed to examine and report to your Convention
a uniform aeriee of arhool louki to be uacd in the
eominon eclioola of Clearfield eounty, kl leave to
report: That after live monthl laleirin eiauiiuinfr
book, and from time to time ooneulting with tboae
who are practically acquainted with the educa
tional tntereet of Clearfield eounty, and baring
bad at heart during our labors the iulereit of edu
cation, we led that wa are bow alKut to perform
the lout and important duly auigncd ni, namely,
to report to you the rerult of our great latntri : aud
in doing ao wa feel that we have, to tha beet of
our ability, made -select ion of the beet aeriee, sev
erally, that wa were able to fiud, and feel that the
book selected will meet the entire wants ot tne
(people, heretofore so much felt. We, therefore,
preeent for your consideration and adoption the
following :
I. Parker k Watron a Fpellera.
3. I'arker A Waison's Headers.
3. ensmith'l IJralninara.
4. Warren's Geographies, Common r-ehool and
Physical.
ft. HnN.ks's Arithmetics.
. ltay'a Algebra.
7. l'aeou, Puui.in k ru'riliner's Penmanship.
S. Payson, Punton A henbuer's Bookkeeping,
Common School.
V. llounor's Astronomy, Common Fchool.
In. Alliens Citisen's Mauual.
II. tioodrkh's t'nitrd pistes II irtory, Common
School.
12. Cutler's Physiology.
1:1. Fennau t-heppard's First Book on the Con
solution. 14. Familiar Peicnee be Patterson.
16. Hooker's Natural Philosophy, Com. School.
in. luackcnbu s lwietorie.
17. Apjfar'e OeograpbieeJ Prawing Dook.
1-. Wcl.ster's Pictionaries.
The above named books, or series of book", are
those, in our opinion, which are fitted and abso
lutely necessary for the enreees of education, and
thai they bare gme through with the labors, whih
were great, for the good of the cause, and for no
other would tbey have attempted to do ao great
and hurlhciiaoiue a tak.
All which Is respectfully sul-tnittfl.
Tlli'MAK j. Mct'l l.l.CM'nlt,
hairnmn.
After tho reading of the report of
the Coin in it U-o on text books, a mo
tion wa msdo to adopt tho several
series reported for tho use of tho com
mon school in this county, which
motion wa seconded, when tho Sec
retary called the name of tho Direct
or present, which resulted in the
adoption of tho same by a voto of 2,r
for and four against; this being a
majority in favor it was declared thut
tho booki reported wero adopted.
, On motion a vote of thanks wns
tendered to tho Commiltco lor their
untiring labor.
On motion a coinmitto of three
woro appointed to confer with the
Publishing Houses, and to superin
tend the introduction of tho hooks,
and also, us soon as possible, publish
the introduction rales of book for the
term of six month from this date.
Convention adjourned.
J. D. THOMPSON, Tres't.
J. M. Boss, Secretary.
meet without delay.
rAMl'EL A. CALDWELL,
eet.l.fjl pd. Administrator.
ItMC A 1.1- The undersigned will
offer for sale, at his residence, in Hradfird
nsbip.ou FlllPAV.OCTODKH 1 Hn, le7. tne
following personal properly, to wit: a eows, II
head of young eattle, 4i sbeep. 13 head of hogs,
1 four-horse wagon, 1 two horse wagon, 1 ligbt
watron, 1 log sleds, 1 long slid, ep reads, S cable
chams, log grabs, 1 wind mill, 1 (odder eutter, 2
grain cradles, pulley and ropes, raiting tools, 6
pair bedsteads, 1 bureau, 2 tallies, 14 cnairs, 1 ten
plate stove, 1 stone-coal stove and pipe, disbes, 1
copper kettle, I iron kettle, and other articles too
numerous to mention. Hale to eomnieoce at V
o'cio' k. a. va.. on mid day, when terms and condi
tions of sale will be made knowu by
2i A. P. Ii AUGER.
I-stiilies' Fancy FurV,
AT
JOHN FAEEIEA'S
Old KutaWiibeJ
Fur Manufactory,
Ko. 718 Altril Bt., abort
Cerent U, l'liilvdlpbiav.
Have dow in hit ilore.or
my own JmportaU.uo and
Ft
Manufacture, on of tbe
laxjcrit ud nofft btmutiful
T n- J-tCS selections of I 'aiicy Fura
---X' for Udies- ud Children's
' " " wear in tha city. Also, a
fine assortment of Qent's Fur Gloras and Collars.
I am enabled to dispose of my goods at very rea
sonable prices, and 1 would therefore solicit a call
from my mends of CIcarneld county and vicinity.
Kemembcr tbe naiae, nuraocr and street.
John i-akliha,
Ko. 71S Arch Street, above 7th, south side,
oct3-4ni Philadelphia, l'a.
lb Duly Democratic Mapaxlne Published
lu tae I u ilea Rtatca.
THE' OLD GUARD.
A MONTHLY MAGAZINE,
Devoted to Literature, rVienee and Art, and the
Political Principlca of 1776 aud lTe".
e. caacactr area, iniroa.
Tiaaa cisa n itivnca.
On copy, an year $3 00
Two pies H a 60
Four copies-. 10 00
Ftv copies, and on to tbe fetter-up of tb
club.. 14 to
Tea copies, and on to tht gelter-up of tb
club 24 00
Twenty copies, and on to tb getter-up of
lbs club 4i 00
fc'ew Mubarrlber A Bare Chance.
All who bar n"t yet subscribed for Tai 0l
(it sRD for 1S67, should do to, and get tha back
numbers, containing lh new and popular novel
by V'aa. uilmor Siaoms and John Eston Cooka't
graphic battle pirturet. To very nw subscrib
er, sanding as $'i for one year's subscription, w
will send a copy of tha larg ate! plat portrait
of cilbcr Htouewall Jaeksoo or Lee , as th sub
teribsr may dirtet, at tbe time of tubacfibtog.
These portraits arc 1Vi2I iocbes, and angraved
in th best ttyl of tb art, and retail for $1 t0
each, t'peeimen eepiet of th Magarln cent,
postpaid, to alt desiting la eaamina bvlcr tab-
icf'tiiir. er to g! up cl!,. for Stie. Adureaa
VAN tVHHK. IIOKT0N k Co., Publishers,
ori:t 41 No. It, .Naseaa ttreei, New Tork.
r- For sale at the Post Office.
SECOND STREET, CLEARFIELD, ti.
Dry Goods I Dry Goods!
Dry Goods I Dry Goods!
DRESS GOODS 4 TPJMilIX(jS:
Cloths, Cassimeres, TweedB & Vestisp,
Shaker, Optra, Dreis, Efalrting, Red, t'M,
low as Wblta FLAKKEL3.
Bleached and nntleaebed lltSLIN'S, i t
widths and qnallaei.
TABLE LIXE.V, TOWELS A KAPKBl,
HOOP k BALMORAL SKIRT;
In great variety.
SHAWLS A WOOLEN GOODS IS tXU:
STYLE.
Ladies' Coats, Gentlemen's Trisii
mg Goods,
Threads and Sawing Bilk, all kinds aid sties;
Window Shades, Floor and Table 0i!C1 tk,,
Cards, Taatels, Hugs an Coanttrputl,
Gloves, liosiery, Collars, Cuffi, hib,
bom, Braids, and an tndlttt
variety of small wares aal
fancy articles.
LADIES', MISSES', AND CHILDBED
BUOES, A LARGE ASSOHTMEXI.
AU of which will b sold
M&-LOW FOE CASU.-n
Call and siamins anrstack.befor asakkim
purchases slsewtere, as w feel assured tks;,
oaa pla la k-otk quality and pricat.
It will bt our aim to make tht "Keyiunr' .
proper plan to bay Dry Goods.
XIVLIXG 4 SUOWElo
ClearSeld, Bept. 2t, 'OT if
FALL GOODS'.
Aa
rao vtn Ton rniLaDiLrgu.
Cheap aa the (heapeat and Coal.
Uie Beat.
C. KHATZER & SOT,
Have Jntt reoeived, and art opeaici, tt i.
Old Stand ot) Front etrt, abort t
Academy, a large and well at-
leeted astrunnt of
SEASONABLE CO0C;
which they art telling at Tery low rstei
Read the following catalogue, and profit thr :
V i
against rtiin-haBinr or io anv war rned, Hint U
Willi one S4,m-I llnrar and one liar .Mare now in I N?
t he posse Pion of John 1). and pimuel M, Kitchen,
..f lirn.,,l ,.n.),. .. ,i.. I-,..... .... , t;
I ' - w ,
and arc left with then, on l.ian sul jeet t our order.
Mc.Ml HltAV A MITCUELU
Kcw Washington, r-ipt. ?tl, l7.:ti.
(1 M:TIO. All perrons an- hereby cautioned
) airainst t-nn-bastnc or trading for a eer'ain
1'HO.MlSSllKV Mil K, given bythe undersigned
to an, Evans, dated February ?tl, I ,. at one or
two months, calling for tiiirty-two dollars nn-l
some cents, as 1 am determined not to pay tbe name
unless compelled by law, not having received val
ne fr the same. JllllN K. lilAHIM.
llurni,le tp., tv'pl. SD. 1 SB7-.lt -pil
"Do lut me liuvo your pliolorn)ili,"
unitl s (laaliiiifr bolio to a genlli-mnri
who Imd l)i-ci) ni)oyiiig her with hi
atti-nli'.ins. Tho p-iillemiin wa tlo
lilitcd, und in a short timo tho l.-uly
ncoivi-il tho jiicluro. She fjiiv it to
the servant, with the question, "Would
you know tho original if ho should
call?" Tlio servant roidied in tho .!
Ilrinnlivo. "Well, whonovcr ho come,
loll him 1 am cng'tgi-d."
When John L. lawson moved in
CoiiKfe to pay tho soldier in pold
or its equivalent the iUdieal voted
down tho liroiiobition. AVhen a num
ber of lieiiiocrnt in our Ijepinlalurc
did the snme thing, it wa voted down,
over and over nnin, by tho Radicals.
Tho liudical policy wn thou and in
now rjnhl for bondholder; paper for
the poo ilo.
.
Tub Test. Every man that, on
Tuesday next, ;ast hi ballot for tho
negro bureau candidate, votes for
ne-jro sufTVago.
A
Tho statement of tho public debt
for October, show that it has been
increased ilurini' September.
At the Ward House, in Tyrone. Pa., on the 54th
of Hcpletulier, lSf7, by Iter. C. A. Future, Mr.
C. J. PHOFF.of CIcarfieldeoiiniy.tolVtissANME
E. OLASSliOW, of Cambria county.
On September 19, lr)7, at the bouse of the
bride's father, by Rev. Jaunt lli tvrra, Mr.
REOHliE L. WAV, of Curwensvllla, to Miss
ELMIHA DICK, of Wayne, Clinton countv. Pa.
1
(11.0THI
y Vesta lo
the liK.Miil llATIC ALMANAC. Onlv
cents. Kverv voter should have nne. tf.
MLOTHINtl f'assiiner suits, Costs. Psnts and
, mntch. floe blacli drcs t'.iats. Itcnver
Oveeeoaia, tlnvs' Clotblog lust received at
J. 1'. KHA'i .HII S.
SHAW1.M A large stK-k of Woolen havl sel
ling , ill at cost, at J. P. kllAT.l.lt f.
"I LANK KTS Fine White lllanketa, Coverlits,
9 Army Blankets, and Horse Mnnket". at
J. P. MtATZUrf.
Hotel for Rent.
rpile nsdaraigned now offert fot rent the well.
L known ho'.el formerly kept by lease Blooas.
Km., deceased, aituatc in tb central part of the
boriugh of Curwrnsrille. Postcasioa will be
given en tht first of November. If desired. It
will be rented cither wHh or without tht Furni
ture. For further particular enui-c oa lb
premises, or address th undersigned by letter.
kins, lb A II BLOOM.
Cnrwen'Tllle. Frpt. 36. 1 d T -tf.
ITCH ! ITCH ! ! ITCH !
scK.Mrii! scRMrmt fiCKATni:::
lit from IO to 44 llonr,
Whe iton't Oinlmrnt curei Tb 1Kb.
Whisfttun'f Ointtnrnt rurei SU Kbeum.
Whptioii'f Oirtmfiil curtt Tettfr.
Whfvnton't OiDtrarnt ruri Bitrbtri' Itch.
V'heittftn't Ointment euri Old Kret.
WhettoD'a Ointfoent cures Errj kind
of Humor like Magic.
Fries 50 pent it boi j hy mi it, ftfl cunt.
A (id rent WEEKS POTTER. Ko 170 Wah-
inpton fltroet, Dun ton, Mim. For taU by Hart
nick A lrvin. and hj all DnifrgirU. .'17-Iy
Origin and History of the Books of
the Bible.
BT ritor. CALTIH I. HTOW1, D. P.
WORK of ran a!ut and an aim out ttidtt.
peofahlv com nan inn of tha Jtible, tbowinc
wLal tbo llible if mt, whal it li, and how to ma
it; anrtwerinpf all tha obUctinn to ita autbenti
cil urged hr modem irfldeta. and tracing tha
authority of aach book n to ita Inninred authors,
Ririnn a tmi amount of infpraatl"n beratufora
locked up in Terr rar and ccttljr Tolome. mak
ing on of tha moat popular books aver public bed
l(HH Afrrnta aiitcri Kineritnoed agenti
clergymen, ladies, arbool teachers and otbere
should tend at onra for circular! giving further
inioruiauon. Addresa,
ZEIULKR, MeCCRDY A Co.,
pep?!. 4m 5i'l CbeVnnt st Vhil'a, Ta
Teachers' Examinations.
Vl'l'IslCAMS for i.-h-le In ('loarftcld Co..
will meet at tbe f.-Howing namM plarrn, at
V u i.lork, A. M.: Cotitictim ami karthau, ttct. 4.
at the I nii.ft soIkmiI houe, in C;tviiigiim ; (iirarti,
and t.o'ben, on tbe ath, at Hbawsrilrt; Law.
rtnri, on the 7th, at the fohrx.t house near Jiidgo
I filrj'n, one fourth i!o ertuth-oakt of Ocarlirlii;
IVnu, I.utiiteer City and Ferguson, nn thr hih, at
Lsuinlter ( ity i Irll, on the Vth, at No. 1 m-hoo,
htusf, near J. F. 1-rcs'; New Vnbn.gtnn and
t'b-st,on the loth. at New)rrg ; Jordan and Knoi,
on the lltb, at Ansit;uillf; lticara, nn the iLMb,
at tllen Hope; (iulich, on tbe 14lh.at .laneiinDe;
Woodward, un the I jtb, at I hotnas HcndcrKon i ;
I'Oratur and Owmla, un the loth, at the Ontre
school Mouse; t.rshsm and Morris, un tbe 17th,
at K vtertown: 1tralford and Hradford, f Iiid..l on
the ISth.at Wilhams Mrnrc; Hoggs, on the lrih,at
MoncYillr; Huston and Fox, on the list, at lVnn
field : In ion, on the 2'mV, at KoaAnm ; Hrnly and
llltKtm, on the 34ih, at leuthentt tug.
tiKO. W. SNYDKU.
j.?6 !U Co. Supehntrndeitt.
VI I.ITOItf H K l"4 R T. W a, theAiidit
ors of til Mi ll township, (.'Irartirldemmty,
v examined the sivmu'Io o H. AMrmon, 1 n a
sTfr "f tinlii'h S.lmol h.-trirt, in relation to the
Itounty Fund of naid townttiiip. and find tiiat aaid
1 rvanurvr atiiiidii vbarrd as loiiowst via:
To oah wrived from Countv Treaitn"r, $1 .ftHl Js
To oa-h roocirtil from town-hip onllrftnr, 7.10 no
To Judgment agaimu township oolleotor, 3(t tf)
Especial paint baa bean taken is 'I -selection
of Ladies Ore Ooodi. whit '
Ofods, Km broideries .Millinery Qvt.4'
Knots, Karcbivfs, ubis, Olores. i? .
FOR GENTLEMEN. i;
Always an band black Cloths Fibct -
and Hlach Casftnaerea, Battneta. eti.
heady al&d Clot in g ol all kindi ;
- BOOTS ASD SHOES.
NECKTIES.
and variety of other articles. wfcisV -
tbey wlllftli at a email advance oiaott.i .
3nia?s5..trH Oarfi. !:
Particular attention it Invited to tber -
slock of Carpets, Cottefre, eommoa In ' '
rrain, tuperfint Eiiglii lugraia aid
Mrnasela, Floor and Table Oil LIoisi,
Window shades and V, all papers, sw.
FI.OrK, BAC0NT. Fifb Salt,
riaaler, A,plcs, retcl-e ami
Pruoea kept constantly on ban I
ALSO, in Store a lt of larg ati'l,
tniall Clover aed.
A
Axea, tuperlur liroad Axes, at
J. P. KRAT7.K.H 8.
('1 1'T TI1K IRIlSTI)I:SThe larircst oven
M Toeh Hlnve in tl.e market, has all the advan
tages tb',1 can be put on a St.,ve, for wood or coat,
warranted in Its opcrn-lcn. .,r ite bv
.1. 1'. KltATZi:n, Acent.
I .I;TI'1MI pers.insareherebToaiitinned
, V.7 acinsl harlnirinr or trusting on lu.v eoeoiint,
mv aen. KI.U FIIIMMRL. 1 vna-t old. as be
has let wie boose withont sit eonseau and I will
! w- deMt f bil contr-iinf.
8
We intend to make it an object fur Farnm
Meohanie to buy from us brcao(e ws
aeil our good at low aa tbet oaa
bought in tbe county and pay th
vary highest prire fur all kind of a-matr- ; '
doca. W will alto eichanga tod t :
(School. Koao and Corarr otders;
tLin-les, Boards, atid all kiQa.1
of Manufactured Lumber.
Clearfield, Kept. 19. 167.
GREAT EXCITEMEi;:
On Second stbkkt, CLtAHriu:
NEW GOODS AT LOW PMC::
Total....
2,051 2
Cm
We find his credits to
Fly cah pud on bounty bonds of fiulich
'rVhml IlialrirU H.a.M.
By Intfrest paid on said bonds 810 h
VW rnsb expenses, Ac 70 tt
Hy amount paid on bonds t... 4tM P
Total - I32H as
And lra ing a halanee anpmvtdtl for of two bun
dred and acvonty-vight ditilars and eight ccnLs.
Va do orrtifr thut tbe above stat?iotnt is cor
rect, to the best of our knowledge and bhef.
Witness our bauds, Ao, O. W. MHHMiY,
JAMIM FLUsN.
eapjftfltTT' Audiirrt.
TITTK undervignvd respectfully InvUs
.1 untinn vf tha public generally t
splendid assortment of merchanlist, wh'
art now selling
AT VERY LOW PltH -
Their stock consists In psn :
Dry Goods of the Best C :
Such at Prints, fit laiaes, Alpaeca
Uinpbaass.MnsHns.iblnached and at
d,) l'riHnK. Tickings, eottoe
wool Flaonels,5atin, tts.Cassim
Cottonades, Ladies' HhS!
Kubias Hoods, Talmora
anvi Hoop Sairta, o
Also, a fin assortment cf Men's D
Shirts, Hats t Caps, IM u A SL
all ol which
WILL BE SOLD LOW FOR
Hardware, Queensware, GV
Groceries and Spire:
.NSHOHTA GENERAL A
Of evtrj thing arnslt kept ia a r
CHEAP FOR CASH or aprwed .
due.
WRKvIlT i FLA:
C'sarfletd, June , 1 T
("1 AT I'M) N All porejnsare h.
J attain! purchasing o. in anv ,
with , ne BAV JABK and ... BAY li'
in tbe poasi,ssina ni James bin ire
townsbip, as the same U'lonj to uie s '
Willi bliu subject to mv ortlcr.
llokK" tp. r?rpt. It-;tt j,d. II. A.
IVlSSIOM'TlllN. Tbe partners,
f for existing brtwven the Ulob rr ;
pare basing tnd selling of stork wss d
wntual consent on tbe 14lh instant.
and aeeonnts are left with Th.nnas Hil-.' " '
settle and pay all !aima of the late tfi '
TH'lVb1'
Bradford Ip. Kept. 10-41 JKKKMIAH H.
Qy, RKWARO aill t-e p;d " ,
OeHl si.rj bs to aur person whe has v
mi. . .a A . mvIl'S '
not bea enrod.
dVe.S Ijr
a.i.Im..
I), k m xnAM
Villnal'
Ef-T tlreain Alvn Salt for ti -H J
fcs wa interred.
lolly and financially.
B
ux'keu looking nel4m
?t. M JONS B BIMHIL.