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Geckos B.Goodlakdcr, Editor.
" CLEARFtEL D , pX
Thursday Morning, April 9, 1868.
DIMOCEATIO jSTATE TICKET,
1 1 ' ' ' aroTron unuw '
BOX. CHAHLEB E. BOY US. '
Of Faystt esanty.
,J , inntu num
OBR. WEIXIKOTO H. KWT.
Of Colsmbis eoantY.
" ' Election all Right.
Stato elections wers held in Con
necticut snd Michigan on Monday
last. Both Statet have undoubtedly
declared for Democracy and the Union.
In Connecticut, the Democratic State
ticket ii elected by amajoritr doable
that of laat year. A loyal Jewell baa
been beaten for Governor. It wa
found to be brau only; henco its re
pudiation. . , , , ., ,
In Michigan, the question was opon
nerro Conatitation and local officers
The Constitution ia defeated beyond
a doubt and the white man ia again
ahead in benighted and negro-loving
.Michigan.
Mettled at Lat.
The long contested Senatorial case
between Bobinaon and Shugarthas at
length been aettled. This case was
? adjusted precisely as we told our par
ity friends -when it commencod. No
Democrat can remain in a legislative
. body when hia presence changes the
political complexion of that body. It
.therefore make no difference bow
large bis majority may be. Had some
other Democratic Senator's majority
been less than Mr. Shngart's, he would
have been beheadod. The "example
set at Washington is enough to con
Tine any human being aa to their
ultimate designs. If the expulsion of
one Democrat is not sufficient to
'change affairs, they turn out more.
The Radicals should have done at
once what they agreed opon in cau
cus: turned Mr, .Shugnrfr ,out and
. thus saved the Suite Treasury at least
tight thousand dollar.. Their party
discipline is intolerable enough ; but
.' their robberies are too outrageous to
nbmitto quietly. ; ',"'..
The timo is not distant when Dem
ocrats will elocttheir members And
keep them in their seats by bayonets.
If Constitutional law will not defend
and protectDemocrats in their rights,
something more potent must Oar
' grandfathers once rid this country of
loyal tones, and quieted the scalping
, Indians, tod it would bo strange, in
deed, if their sons could not be as
successful against the niggers and
' their loyal allies, who never loved the
Institutions of this country, and never
will. .
Thi Vict raxsiDsscT. The Na
tional robbers are in great agony
rer the Vice Presidency. Thev have
been cheated in every instance here
tofore, as 'heir vices elect seem to
'. lore and appreciate Union more- than
- ftrty, and were, therefore, compelled
, to croMt words with their friends and
leave them. This they intend to
.Avoid in the future, if possible, and
' are therefore on the lookout for a firsU
class Union-bater. The Kads in this
. Stale have Instructed lor Gov. Curtin,
but they dnnt trust him, and he will
be defeated at Chicago, if possible.
Maryland ' Radicalism wants Grant
and Creswell; New York, Grant and
Fenton; New Jersey, Grant and
- Ward ; Massachusetts, Grant and Wil
son ; Indiana, Grsr.t and Colfax ; Illi
'nois, Grant and Trumbull j Ohio,
Grant and Wade, aud so on to the
end. Each S'.a'.e bus its peculiar
penchant for Vice, but all want the
dupe, the blockhead and the cheat for
.President. V ', I .' T."'. ".. '
I a MAC h i int. This loyal farce is
still under way, with Beast Butler In
full command of the bureau. The
; ablest conspirators fell buck. The
ri noons Tbad. and the humane Bing
ham hate subsided. The Beast com
mands the forum as completely as he
did the operators on tho Dutch Gap
Canal, with every prospect of being
as effectually bottled in the end. As
Ben. never killed anybody in war
tiroes, be will certainly hurt no one
' In time of profound peace. The "gov
ernment" (if it has no spoons) will
therefore escape Lim aa successfully
as did Gen. Lee. When the Circe
will close no one knows.
Aa election for Governor and other
Slate officers was held on Senator
1 Spragne's farm (Rhode Islsod) on the
1st instant. The disunionisU just
1 bald their own on Governor, by im-
porting- a laiys number of votes from
Boating aud I'lymouth Rock, but lost
a Urge number of county officers, Sen
ator and members of the Legislature,
which points indelibly to tbs "decline
aadfalT of their Empire. 1
.Tbs Legishvltre has passed a joint
rssaln&on -so arfcewir ii.k t
esiutto
.. . v .
IfcNnt exs the Hffitfry Kill, j
On Thursday last tho Disunion
Radicals consummated another of
their infamous pet measures, at liar
risburg, in the shspe of a Registry
law. This act completely overturns
the present election lawsof this State.1
It baa been placed upon our statute
books for tho purpose of continuing
the National robbois in power; but
we mistake the tone of the pcoplo very
much if it docs not sound their funeral
knell, and if the ditch they have dug
for their neighbors to fall into will
not be occupied by themselves.
The debate npon the passage of tho
bill, which will be found below, again
Illustrates the "grand moral ideas" of
the freedom mongers. They boldly
proclaim that all men are free and
equal; butwhentheirviowsareteeted,
they prove to apply to none but no
groea and white DisunionisU. The
leader of the loyal gang in the House
(Hickman) seems to be the only hon
est man among them, because ho has
the courage to express the sentiments
of the Radical caucuses in public
Hickman's views are held by every
loyal scoundrel in the House, but they
are not honest enough to announce
them. Uenoe their eagerness, on
every occasion, to suppress all debate
in the interest of the people and for
the benefit of tho public Treasury
,' Tbe annual election expenses in our
coaniy'bave heretofore been about one
thousand dollars; but under this loyal
reform bill, it will cost the people more
thanthreetimesthatamount; beside,
each Toter will have to spend from
two to three days to get to ono elec
tion. ' The time and money required
to bo spent, andor this bill, will be
found to be a burden to freemen, ra
ther than a pleasure and duty, as
heretofore. The whole tendency of
the bill is to keep white freemen (tbe
tax-payers) awsy from the polls, and
prepare the way for the negroes, under
tbe Bureau' system, to become our
voters and law-makers. Loyalty has
assumed numerous garbs (among them
the Scotch cap and military cloak)
since the days of George III, in order
to mislead and deceive the white peo
ple; but we think this last cloak will
prove as futile as any of tho clothes
they bave heretofore worn
Ws now refer Our readers to the
beauties ol loyalty, as developed in
our Legtblatnre, through John Hick
man k Co., during the passage of this
last Radical infamy. Tbe preference
of the negro to the white foreigner is
characteristic of tbe party, and proves
that they will barter the liberties of
their country and tbe dignity of their
race, in order to continue to rob both :
Mr.-Limo.f (Dem.,) of Cambria,
moveJ an amendment to tbe second
section, striking , out the provision
which requires assessors to nark op
posite each man's name the neture of
his qualifications as an elector, such
as " naturalised, " declared inten
tion," "age," "residence," Ae.
Mr. Hick. mas, Ken., of Chester, sue
tained the bill as the only hope of the
country against Democratic frauds.
That party had a large number of
dupes, whom ihey used for party pur
poses. Mr. Maisb (Dem.,) of York, said
be would go as far as any man to pro-
vent frauds at election, burn pre
vention would always redound to tho
advantage of the Democratic party.
This bill, however, was a covered as
sault upon tho foreign vote; it was an
electioneering scheme of the Radical
parly to carry the next election
Mr. Smith (Rep,) of Allegheny,
said that the bill was intended to pre
serve the purity of the bnllot-hox, and
ascertain tbe true sentiment of the
people
Mr. Chal'akt (Dem.,) of Montour,
alluding to tbe frauds, called the at
tention of the House to the Fort Del
aware frauds, which he said was the
boldest aud most infa-.nous of any of
wiucn me people bave ever beard, and
yet those frauds were perpetrated by
the Radical party.
Mr. Craig (Dem.,) of Carbon, f polo
in opposition to the bill. It was too
cumbrous j its machinery was too im
plicated, its expense was too great.'
Mr. Jonks (bom.,) of Berks, suid
that where the duties of officers were
increased, the chances of fraud were
increased. Besides, this bill put the
hard-working man to so much trouble
In obtaining his right to vote, that it
was doubtful if many of them would
care to trouble themselves about the
matter, especially when it was always
hard to prevail upon them to leave
their work and their bonus simply to
cast their votes. Where a roue would
jump one barrier he would jump two.
Election officers, too, were sometimos
corrupt, and they could commit as
many frauds under this bill as under
the existing law. Until we had some
befer evidence of th inefficiency of
the existing laws, ha did not see any
reason for the passage of a new law.
He had never h ard anybody ask for
it. Thcro was no excitemont, no do
tnand for a regintry law.
Mr. Tno?t! (Rep.,) of Philadelphia,
moved toexenipt the city of Fhiludcl
phia from the provisions of the bill.
Agreed to.
Mr. Botd, Dem., of York, said this
bill would require an honest Demo
crat to occupy two days, instead of
one day, to reach fie enemies of the
country through the ballot-box. The
gentleman from Chester had made an
attack upoo the foreign vote the
votes of men who had fought bravely
lor me conn try on many a battle field.
Mr. Uir&NAS said ha had only at
tacked the illegal foreign vote. Eve.
rybody knew that the whole foreign
Irish Caiholio vote of the country
would be cast for tho Democratic
ticket. He neraritorad to convince
them of Jheir error.. If tbeXtyisl. '
tare had adonbMi hia If lT,.kn,.'. 1
I ,. , ' , "v "in
w'u.iHmjiuu Binsnumrnt. wo
. . 'u,'u nma ae "i oeen able
w Cswtitotion, and that
would bar fielded the one-half cf'
the Democratic voters; then the lie
croes would havebren admitted, and
they would have counterbalanced the
balnnoe of the Icmocralic voters.
l-.UKhter i - ? I..,' U
air. hkciisagh, t'em , 01 Montgom
ery And your negroes were to have
Voted without boing able to road. J
Mr. Hickman Why, sir, they an
Jd.readl. Laughter. J i'u will-not
find a negro in Chester county wno
cannot read.
Mr. Born was clad to hoar that the
whole foreijrn Irish Catholio voto of
tliecountry would be east for lbs Dem-,
ocratie ticket. And this whs just what
the Republicans were afraid of; hence
they Were anxious to call in the votes
of degraded negroes. ' "
Mr. Hickman reiterated that the
whole foreiLTi Irittli Catholio vote bad
always been cast for tho Democratic
party. Aud that vole had always
been cast in downright, absolute ig
nornnce of our institutions. , But he
could not object to tho vote of a man
on titled to a vote. Jle had only as
saulted the illegel foreign, or lriwli
Catholio, voter. Jlo was always for
tho protection of the poor, foreign or
native. Rich men could cheat as well
poor men, It was against fraud that
he siioko. The Republican party bad
committed one grand mistako;they
had allowed ignorance to vote becauee
it was clothed in a whits skin. Tbcy
might aa well allow a bag of flour to
vote 1 Laughter. Take an ignorant
Irishman, just lauded, who swears to
support the Constitution of the Unit
ed tilatee, he is allowed to vote be
cause be swears to support the Con
stitution, when lie cin't read the Con
stitution, not evon Urn New . Testa
ment. It was not to be supposed
that a man that couldn't road, could
understand the Constitution, when
even we could not understand 1 it.
Laughter. All tbe ignorant vote of
the country was cast lor the Demo
cratic party. , i i
Mr. Brxnnah, Dem., of Schuylkill,
rose and in an excited manner said
that tbe gentleman from Chester had
attacked the intelligence of the Irish
Catholics. He would find many among
those Irish Catholics who were more
capable of teaching men their duty to
their country and thoir God than the
gentlemen from Chester. He (Mr. B.)
challenged the gentleman to meet him
at the Jones House, room No 9, where
he would have a bottle of whisky for
him. Laughter
. Mr. Hickman Is the gentleman
an Irish Catholic 1
Mr. Bkennar Yes, sir, and I want
the gentleman to understand that I
am hia peer in intelligence. 1 ,
Mr. Hickman The gulled jade win
ces! There is just where the shoe
pinches 1
Mr. BaKNRAN I would say to tho
gentleman that I hate injustice and
untruth wherever I find it. 1 conse
quently feel a little touched is rela
tion the bold assertions of the gentle
man from Chester, which be knows
are untrue. , ... ; - t
Mr. Hickman proceeded, wben
Mr. Akmstronu, lU-p., called the
previous question, but the call was
not sustained... leas 38, nays 42. .
Mr. Hickman then proceeded ai;ain.
Mr. Bovp asked what objections tho
gentleman usu to mo existing election
laws. i
Mr. Hickman replied that they
were not stringent enough. Ho be
lieved that if tho Republican party
had made half tho effort to secure the
negro vote that they had mado to se
cure the Irish Catholio vote of this
Stale, there would be no necessity for
this bill.
Mr. Linton's amendment was thon
voted down by a strict party voto
tlie iJemocrals voting aye. .
AFTERNOON SESSION. !
The House resumed the considers'
tion of tho registry law.
Mr. Linton, Dora- of Cambria.
moved to amend by striking out the
provision requiring tho exhibition of
certiticates ot naturalisation to asses
Bora. ! ' .
Mr. Stbano, Rep., of Tioga, said it
was time the House arrived at a de
cision on this question. Everybody
knew that all the Republicans would
vote for the bill and that all the Dem
ocrats , would vote against it. Tho
morning session bad been frittered
away in useless discussion, and it now
remained for Republicans to say
whclher they were going to pass tho
bill or not. He culled the previous
question on the first section.
This call was sustained by a strict
party vote aud the auction was adop
ted by the earned '
Mr. Strang did not voto, because
he had paired-off with the gentleman
from Clinton, Mr. Deise.
Mr. Wkbb, Rep., of Bedford, called
the previous question on the second
soction. . "
Mr. Jones, Dem., of Berks, wanted
to know if the Chair is going to rs
cogniae anybody this afternoon ris
ing on the Democratic side. Laugh
ter among the Democrats.
The call for the previous question
was sustained by a strict party vote.
Mr. Joskfhs, Dem., then moved a
roconsidoiation of Ihe vole just had
on sustaining the call, r
When tho third section was read
Mr. Thorn introdnced an amendment
embracing the balance of the bill
from the fourth to the fifteenth sec
tions Inclusive, which wns dono to
prevent filibustering on sections with
an addition providing a complete reg
istry system of rhiiadolphia, consti
tuting the Aldermen of wards a con-
cri jjobto oi uanvaHsers, who sholl
meol on the first Monday of June
eacu year, ana orgamro by tho selec
tion of President, Clerk and Messen
ger, and on or before the first Monday
in August they shall appoint reputa
ble cineens of each elec tion division
all of whom shall cot be members of
the same party, to oontitute Boirds
of Canvassers for the various districts,
and vacancies which shnll be flllod by
the Board of Aldermen. The remain
der of the provision relative to rhil
sdelphia are the same as those embrs
ted in the bill.
Mr. Tuorn called tbe previous
quiMtion on this amendment.
Mr. MrGiNKis, Dem , of Rhilndol.
phia, ssid it wa an outrage which no
leniocrat should Umoly aubmit to'.
The excitement then boing fclgh, all
the Deroiierou except nine left the
House with the intention of learin
tbe body without a quorum. Tho
nips, however, refused to leave. '
Mr Kl.r. KKiR. Rep , of riiiladel-
phia, moved that the doors be closed
to prevent the egress of any more
rneinoere.
lU.fore the vote on the can for the
previous question was announced,
Mr. Mann, Rep , of Totter, said there
were a Ourabcrof members proont who
had not voted bocauso they hud par-ed-off
but, under the circumstances,
he thought their obligations wore dis
solved. Ho called upon tho RnNtk r
to order such men to east thoir voles.
Tho Si'KAKKR said ho thought there
was ns euorum vof wiKj Ml (j
The result slioweJ 45yea to d nnys,
thero being exactly a quorum voting,
only six Democrats answering to their
names, ,
The question was then taken on
Mr. Thorn's amendment, and during
the call of tho yeas and nays Mr.
Thorn repeated his former observa
tions. Ho thought it was the duty
of the Speaker to direct the Clurk to
call over the names of thoHe who had
not voted and direct them to vote.
To pair off was only a privilege, not
an obligation recognized by the rules.
The amondment was adoptod
yeas 45, nays 10; thoro being but ten
Democrats present.
- Tbe third soction, thus amendod,
was adopted bv a party vote yeas
44, nays 14. In consequence ot tho
ahsenco or the .Democrats, tue itnpuo
licans had the necessary vote of two
thirds to suspend tho rules and pass
the bill finally, which was done nnder
the operation cf calling tho previous
question yoas 44, nays 16, tho Dem
ocrats voting ns. '
Another EircT.--Wbcrever loyal
Radicalism reigis supreme, thor the
Democratic foot prints of our prede
cessors yield to tie stern hoof of Des
potism. The following order from
Gon. Sohofield, making a Governor
for the State of Washington, 1 Jeffer
son and Madison, amply illustrates
the strides loyalty is making in our
Commonwealth:.!. ' : i
"Hsa QriiTEiia,Mfi.iTav Diit. No. 1,1
"Kicasomi Vt, April 1, ISM. (
"It la honhT ordered that O.n. II. II. Wtlll M-
m 4 dmehtrfe tbt datl of Oftraritor of
Urn diiu-iot. lijrvnlwof , BCHOFIBI.D,
! , "Utjat omrml.
, The period for which Gov. Tiorpont
had been elected had expired, and the
military satraps would not allow the
people to elect another. The gentle
man Mr. Wells is a Micliigander, not
likely to understand the wants of the
pooplo of Virginia,yot ordors put him
where he is not wanted. :
On tho tth of Marsh, I8. hj J. W. Lvi.V
E.q.. Mr. MILLS PAVIH and Miu ANNA
WCKKHOLPKR, of Bmsris townthip. '
On th Mlh of Marrh, 1JS8, hj Jon Bsnn.
Em., Mr. WM. HAKNKK of Ioratnr sad Miu
8AKAH K. (SHAW, of Bogfi lovnahip.
On Iko lllb of Marrh, ISM. hj J. W. I.ril .
Bq., Mr. C.J. KKA'IV and Mita rJCSASSAII
UAKtpIRAW, of Ulan Hops, ClasrScId eountr.
Attha raaidanocof tha bridt'i fathrr, bj Fia
rsi A. Cilpwsi.l, E.q., Mr. JAMKfl JA.MKS
sod Miu OHIlkLLA IlKIr.H kxHh of B(i
lovnabip, hi toDoty.
. 5irl " "
In Ooihra (nvnaVilp, on tin tat of April, I'tS,
JACOB ILErtAL, In tha 8Sth rr of hia sa.
glfw flrrrt.;sfuirnf5.
Stone Masons Wanted.
T IBKP.AL, iM will bo paid hj tha nmlar.
i lifsadts s nnrslxrof eTON K MAM'M.
lur further information, oll in paraonor sditrati,
at ClaarS.ld, Fa, UH.OKUH llinn.',
pr 6t Dnildrr.
Medical Notice.
rTHE nndcrrlimed W"14 wpartrullr annonnra
X to ail incnsa ssa patron a, max na oaa aoio
kit antlro (rood will and prstiioa uf Medioua In
Luihrrabura;. 1'a., to lr. Wn. B. Ai xAnii(it, on
tha lt day of April, IHS-t, to whom all mj patient
sra harasfiar rafrrwl.
j:4rAH paraona knnwinc thaniwlTas indahtsd
U nw will iilesM sail and arine wiinnn a, it.
T. J. BOTER, M. D.
I.nllwrkarg, April I, IStS-U".
BE ALE'S EMBROCATION
(LATI ro Witt's,)
For all dlaassaa Incident 10 Horn!, Cattla, and
Human Flash, raqnlring fhs va of ns
titrraal sppllratiss. 1
This Embrocation waa ait.nilrtlr n'd r
tha Oorarnnianl during tho war.
For tela by ffarrtwlrk A Irwin, Clrarnald.
Jaaapk R. Irwin, CnrwaaiTillo. linnisl Uosd-
hudar, Lathorabnrf, If
DISOI.l Tlt 4IF PAItTNKRKIUP.
Fh. psrtnerikip haratafora oiiatiaf batwaen
n. M. ir A. I. pbaw, In tha Drug hu.ineia,st
Clanrfiaid, waa ditrnWrd by mutual ennaant, on
tha lit dajr af April. A. I. Shaw ii nnthoriaad
to tstUa sad eloss ap nil tho seaonnli of tha
irm. i WM. M. SIIAVT.
A. I. SHAW.
-Thl bnilnam of tha 1st Irm will ba o.
lias ad by tha nndarilgsad, si tho old Hand,
whsia ka bspaa hli old ruatonari will glra him
a call. sprt 61 A. 1. MIAW.
$5,000
ACCHKNTH. , Arc lCC
Five Thousand Dollars Insnranoe,
a or lwaatr nra t-cnla, nr ana Pay.
FITg DOl.tARS PER MONTH ARD FROM
MS TO IM PER TEAR,
With wwhlj oompcnnllnn, In enst of tntsl lias-
bitlty. '
No Medical Examination is mada In
Accident Insurance. .
Polnin snd I irk eta eoTcring nil kinda of Aoai-
danta, whether nooirad whilil tranling
r otharwiaa, told hy
ALFRED M. PMITII,
aprt-tf Inraranoa Agrnt, Clrarliald, Pa.
New BlackBmithing EBtabHshment.
PRCOD PT., CLEARFIELD, P. '
T" nndaralgnad bag Is Inform tha Inhabit-
X ants of ClrnrtaM nnd anrronndlng algk
burhood, that thay bare oontmaaoed huiinaaa in
tha aboTf lino, whara, by Uriel allention to nil
waik onlraitad to Ib.wj, thay hops to merit s
bare of pnblit patronage.
H0RSC Ml OKI Nil m tha meat npprwrad
prinaiplra, for oltaar fssi or working horsat.
Hora.. that interfere, na ba ontirely praranled.
ALL KINDS OF PAW MILL WORK, E.
giaa work snd Steam Boilers ropairod. Miner.'
tool! and nil klndi of Steal tools made of the beat
malarial nnd tha ahartert untie. Poet-bolt
ognra, for bosrd fawlng.
VtA.AU work dona by ti It warranted to girt
tnt Irfsction, ar at charge will be made.
AMOS KKNNARD.
spr " JAMK3 WATERS.
ADMI N IMTH ATI KOTIC KSollet
U har.by giean thai letter, of Admlnl.trs.
tioa. on tha Mtla nf Tlinilie .I'tl'BUDnu
dooesaod, 1st of Unllcb town.bip, Clawlald'
aonntT. Pa., k.rl.. he dnl ...
nndanigned, nil sertont ladakted I asid aa.
- , mmw pmjmni, tna ineea taring
alalni or dtaiandi will prattni tkam fur tetUt
ant wlthoat delay. -
J0n . MeSURHAN,
Mtrrs M- Admlnl-tralar.
ftr flrrrtUfwrclu.
F AMI Kl.Y M-PIIITr lU CersTT
Ninmii Bi f riitld, Id mar:
Ui .( u lm M4tr r a hi, t ' j
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tinifrnia Hnki"d Hisksn....., ' t.H
I), 8. Rndill'ltdiU Trturf ,
of I). S , U HHii atrmUitUiiS.... ?,d
Farnlun nd pM iwxMitil .... 4
Umm iwU 4 Uim H14 Mi
C.b on k.nJ H,
Lit III ITI.
CiplUl Kx-k rld In IIUII.OOOSo
fWplut fund IM'O
Indildl d..MU.. 4,m li
Nniro in Cirrulniao. O.iM.1
Intrnrtt mi tietannf !.!" Jt '
rT6ts4Lii....i......... 4,il
- IUl... Ml MM 7(lll.l T
. I fconbr ttrUty Ihol Ik ooovt ttetaisnl U
tni copy of tbi origins! mm to (ho Comptroller
of lb Uurrane?, Ui:i din da; ol April. luflS. .
D. W. MOO UK, Cihlr.
QtTABTKRI.Y REPORT of tho FlMT
NAtioxiklUntor Ci.ntnriiuD, Pa., for lh
Quarter ondiof April t, lSHHi ,
mtioonrn. : '
Loam and DiioonaU $SS,JI 84
Oior drafu. . 1 TWi IT
Fumlturo and nitarei.....H..........' 1.187 11
Corrtnteipsmei ; 410 5
Taxoi paid , i..... TM ST
ttoronno iWipi ,...i.., , H SI
Pa. from National U.di , 15.10k 42
Da fram othor UaDki A Hanker,.... 8,077 St
V. 8. Hood dpotlto4 with V. 8.
Traurr. .,..... ie,08
Circalalinf noloaof KaoeoaJ ilaoki 2,300 00
Fraetlonal Curranpy , Iv
Ugal Tosdor Notoand fipooio 14,J M
. , uasiUTisa. -CaplUl
atook paid to 8100, oto 00 .
Rurpliu fund 6.0OO t(
Notot In oitrolatioo.... rSt.4S 00 -
UilJmalm Z0.9OS0I '
Pas WKaUnnal Uanka... l.tUl f4
Pna toolbar Hanka sod
Rankara IS IT ' '
Pram and iou .. 4,41 47
ToU! .'.$S2.S21 22oiIl 4
I aartlfy that Ihe abye Is s aorreot abstraet of
lb tjoarterlr report made to the Uomptrolltl Sf
tba Currency, April S. ISfiS.
. , A. (.. riADHI, ua.niar.
NEW STOCK1
Spring Goods I ;
, Spring Goods I.
: ; " Spring Goods I
;! '.. , "..'.- r :
KETSTOXE STORE
Boytrs of Dreo floods, Trimmings, Notions,
Hosiery, OloTes, Fancy Goods, Carpets, Oil
Cloths, Window Ehsdts, Wall Paper, Csrpet
Chains, Toilet QnllU, Umbrellas, Psraatls,
Shoes, la., Ao, Ac, art Inrltrd to eiamlne
THE MOST COMPLETE STOCK
Erel brought I this market. '
i -r .i AVE . CHALLENGE
, . V. COMPETITION !
JMP-Cssk buyera will Sad rare Inducements
: NIVLINO SnOU'ERS.
Clfarfield, April 9, 1 BAS-tf
Orphans' Court Sale.
BT alrtut tt sa order of Ibt Orphant' Cotrl
of CletrStld retnty, lb. re will ba txpoaad
to public sate, at Hegarty X Kosds, sa
Saturday, May 2d, 18C8, 1
At tw t'aloek, P. M., tb following dtaoribod
real aetata, sltnatt at Ilegarty't X Hosds, la
Baorsris towmhip, Claart.ld county, Peon's,
lata tbt tttatt of Thor as Cowan, dee d, bounded
and daatrlktd as fnllawt I On tba west by lands
af Samuel Hegarty, on tha north by Isod. of
Samuel llegart. and John ller.b.on the tut by
lands of Jamas Gallagher, snd on tha tontb by
isada at Usaid Btmplt sna Jtba Bsrtly,
Containing 100 efrrrs,
Mora or ls.a. with about tarenty lrt sent
elasrad, snd a two . lory log home, log barn nnd
an orohard of ailty fruit tree, thereon.
Terms liberal and wada known on day of salt.
aprl u BAllUKL HBUAKTY.
MILL, FARM & TIMBER LADS
FOR SALE!
THE nndaralgnail, designing In qalt bn.inraa,
offer for sal their entire property,
CtnuMinir of 1,3'U acrrt of IjatUt
Situated on bulb sides of the Mo.hannon creek
and the Tyrone and Clearflrld railroad, adjoining
Uit bomnith of Philip.hurg, Tha improramrol.
ovaaiat of a .. t
Steam Saw Mill,
Water power Shingle and Ulh Machines all of
which arc in complete runningnHer, with railroad
siding at the mill. On DWELLING Hul'SK,
laratv reriairaH ..inliJ t. k... 1 u
plate order; one FARM HUlrih! aad large DAHN ;
..... uwH...v uu tiirra pinajie onuses lor nauil.;
oIKctand arhool room. About one hundred nnd
twraty.Sv sere of tha land are cleared and wader
cultivation. On tba balano Ibtr tt a large
amount of superior HEMLOCK snd OAK TIM
KKR. while I'lNK TIMHKH ..i. ...i.i. k.
the trees, cat bt pnrekaaad at remunermti.e price..
Th indications of COAL are farorsblt on both
eldea of tha rli s-d railroad. To any party
parehasing tb real aatslt, snd daalring it,'wt WUI
also sail, at fair rates, on. tatirt paraoaal property,
consisUng of .
, Teams, Harness and Wagons,
Fanning Implement.. Lumbering Tools, tnd about
TWO MILLION FKET OF LOU8 now ia the
dam thus affording an opportunity for the imme
diate prneoculion of bu.inesa. For pelro, terms,
Ac, tpply at Ptelner't Mills. T. ic! railroad, or
address by niall at Phlllpibnrt-. Ontre Co., Pa.
aprt t PTKINKR t KELLKR.
v'
.11 in r,
5 Mm Ktoj&b.
8":s rA
eraleble Tf
ataSTOKATIVI
4 St ,1m n H. a,.,. I.
M r-rwtlf, fn,
r..i.K
r llssr In Ha nrifim
It! srialt ttdW
iMtnlrtja) M4 Ab, j
WrtaHss s
frntsi
VrVrYir
J. S. SaSRgTT k CO., Pmwrlataea,
usciitria, n. .
Sold by Hartawiek r Irwin atd A. 1. Phtw
J " "m, vurwaaayiut aad all
f iaia raiant atcaiointt, ,
aprl. (In
I?X-.COTOR-n, rVOTH K-Kotia,), bert.
J by glrtn tktt Letters Te.tamowl.ry, hay
been granted to Ihe tnb.tribtrt.ta Iht K.inU of
OKOHHK IIIUIIKS, deceaeed, lata or Brady
town.bip, Clcarleld county, Pennrylyania. All
ptiwont indtbtad It tail RstaU ar fwqueated tt
akt Immadiati payment, and Ikost baying
claim, ac.le.t tbt aama will preset! I tbttB dale
aathentiosted for teultuient.
8K0H0B PRNIOR.
JOHN PMITII,
arl St pd Kxccntort.
c
NAUI) NFRUTef nil kind., at
HE".RF.Lf,4 FtntK1!!.
Jlrufl .Hortt.
NEW ARRANCEMENf.
'U. in . fir. nni'nh ibt,
i . . i 1 "
- (Karand ttreet, nppa.lle Ibe frl It
,C M. A K fl I' t O, P'i.)
rlITK anhaerlhera rr.ra'tfallT nnnminaa. to lb
I -.4il.,ef rtratSald a ad at-latly, 4aA bt
baa now rn band n full .apply i'f
Vj9 Rliffi. lohnrm, Clgim, CimfeliiD?rlM
rilYSICiAN.S
Will led bli'iiMk or Drue. FlLT. snd tOM
PLETB, nnd tin tery elifihl advtaet on Eaaurt
priota.
SCIIOOIj JH.HJKS.
T.tra and othara will bt furniibeii with
elaniosl snd tiiaoeUanaoai took, by sprtna.st
abort stue.
STATIONERY, .
Con.leiing of Cjp, Flal Cap, Fooliesp, Itttar snd
D..A.mrf KnIM PanMr. f al.o. S TerY Seat Stork
of Mourning Note I'aptr and Knraloptt bnnd.
Ptna, fancin, Int. At.
: HOUSEKF.EPEIW
Will fnd full tack of PURB BPICKR, SODA,
60DA AHU. Concentrated LVK, SOAP,
LADIES AKD GENTLEMEN
Ar rqnatad ttotaailna bit (took ef Perfumery,
Hair Oils, Jfint Toilet Suapa, Dru.be., Comb.,
Toilet fatu, Ac, A.
' SMOKERS AND CIIEWERS
Will 8nd s full aopply of prima Chawing snd
Smoking TO II A COO. Imported and itmaUe
ClUAbS, Snuff, Fint-Otl. A.. At. , , i
CARBON OIL, ;
Of the be.t brand., alway. on hand. ,
LlOUOiiS.
Tba ba.t ajnallty tf Liquor, slways tn band, for
lodlaal psrpoao.
-Fhi.iiao.' Preaorlptlons promptly snd
snrefally awmponndad. ,
Aprs 9, IMS. . A. nn "
a jtew riiuti.
H ARTS WICK & IR WIN,
i MtrurgUt; CiearlUid, I't.
nAVINtl rtStttd and raml'rad la tb rwtta
I.,. I. ...IL ba Mifbard MtaMip. new
oi.r, low for tub, a wall selected assortment of
DRUGS AND CIIKMICALS.
Alto, I Viflritn tY7ll bir d.. Oil.. Ola
"" Putty, Pye Jttnffn, Stationary,
. TOBACCO a'SUMvOAKS,, ..
Cosfeclicnery, ripieea, and tb Inrgaat ttoek af
rarielirt arer ogarea In itit pifa. an Brrasv
td to bt of tbt h.t the narxi anora.
i . i j. o. nininmti,
e.13,U. - JOHN I1WIX.
7 DRICSJDRIgS ! DRl'GS !
Joseph R. Irwin,
0a Mala Sk, tnt door west tf Hippie at a'satt'i
Btort,
. CLRWEXfiVlXLE, PA, ' . ,
Bai sow as bead a largt saaortmeat tf
Drugs, Medicines, Oils, Paints, Dye-
Stuffs, Patent Medicines,
Treaaea, Shoalder-Bracca, Kltttle Stack
lug. ana nupportera,
Class, 9tty. '
Per 'amtry. Toilet floods, Coaf.ctlonarirt, Rpitta,
Canned Frtit, Tobacco, Cigars, Books,
Btstioaary, Paneila, Pane, Ink,
aad a general yaritty
f Kotions.
Barrttt's Warranted Hair Ssitoratir
Hit Meek embratot aH arttelal aaadrd la a
eommuaily, ia tntirely atw, atd af Ik btet
tonality, and will ba e Id at raaaoasblt prtttt.
Call tnd examine tba goods j tbey tanntt fall
tt please. ' left -If
JOila. Vsraishes, Faints. Brushes,
1T received sad for sale cheap by
JOKKPH H. IRWIN,
; aprll-tf . .. CurwtarriUt, Pa.
Attention, AfTlicted I
rpill tabsetibr giea aatlca that ka kti
X rtsnmt tnt practice 01 neai.iie it us in
tr.bnrs. wbert bt inttnd. tn devot bis tttn
tlcn to the treatment of CHRONIC DISEASK8
In sro.ral. Ha will keep oa band a ckoiet aa.
laclioaof DBUOSaad MKDIC1MB.1 adapttd tt
tht treatment of chronic diseases, snd may bt
nonsuited si hit oSce st any boar of the day.
N. B A word to Iboat afflicted with ehroalt
ditesaai msy bt ta ranis advantage. Maty
tr any bt awara that cotatsr l'h)alcians wbt
do a aipiat practice hare tot tibb la atlead tt
th treatment tf fwnostc ditwaaat, aad aoaaa.
qnsnlly BBBLtet them; heart this etass of die
asset requires siclthtb sttention.
GKOROK WILE0X, M. D.
Latltrebarg, Fsb. IT, ISnS-U
fREATJARGAINSt
AT PRIVATE. SALE!
TTiriR subscriber, contempiating going into other
X busintra, will aril, at prtrsta salt, bit tnurt
aiook a i,
Pottery and Stoneware,
At kis Kiln, ia Clearfield, tboa who may Bead
ware of this kind can secure it at a bea y rtduvtioa
oa Iht asual print by .calling toon, bectuea bt
intends to cleat it out aa soon aa poa.ibla,
FREDERICK 1.EITZIX0ER.
Clesraeld, October 31, l67-tf.
Democratic Almanac.
Will laraluaHle pnblicsttra ia for salt at this
L omca. It ahonld ba in Uit hand. f erery
I'emocrat. Il contain, full election returns from
try ennnty in tht I'nited States j betidea, the
number for IWS contaias a aompltta list f tba
name. of all Iba newspaper. .upprteerd and mobbed
during Lincoln's administration ; and that for 1M7
contains the name, of sll those eirilisns who wart
imprisoned daring the tarn period. That tw
line, for fatur reference, era worth mora than
the price of the ptblieation. The number for 1861
iaalM full of yslnable stallrtica. Any sne tending
aa slity enn, will rentlv by iwtara mail a topy
for oaoh year, fre of poet age. tf.
Vr tt I N 1 tWTt H MTI C KSotic
is hereby glren that letter, tf Adminiatratlna
oa thee.tateof JAM IIS ALEXANDER, decaseed,
lsU of Troodwariftownehip, Clearfield county, Pa,
baying boon duly granted to the andersign'ed, all
poreont indthtaj ta aaid aetata will pleas mate
payment, sad thoaa haying claims or demands will
preaant tnrm for settlement without delay.
' WILLIAM l.t'TIIKR.
Madera, March 2(1, Ixsn.ti Admlniatrator.
"is hereby give that Mien of admlnialratioa
on tbe "tale of WILLIAM Bit II AN A.N. dec d,
late of Penn Tp., Clearfield county. Pa., baying
been duly granted to the under.ign'el, all person,
indebted to asid aetata will please make payment.
ana moat naring claims ar demtade will present
them pruperly tathentioatad for eelllement aad
allowanot without delay.
WILLIAM F. JOtlNPOV, Adm'r.
MAHOARKT nt't'll t.VAS, Ailm'l.
Penn tawnabii, March In, lf,g. pd.
C AI TION .Ml parmn n harabf raatlosed
against purchasing or ia sny way meddling
with one bay Mare, one black llnraa, one cream
colored More, an whit nnd brown Mare, one
Log Sled, and tw art r Harneea, now ia tht poe.
teeeioa of Jama Fatterenn. af Jordan towu.hii.,
aa the aama were purchased by me at Sharif's sale
and are subject to Bay nrnVr.
marlB-3t:pd, JOrEfM! PATTERSON.
Tin ware. . .
rpilR largest asaortatnl of wall asadt TIS
X. W AKk ia tht city constantly on band: situ
a general aaeortment of llnuaa Fnrni.blng Unoda.
Country merchsata will tnd it to their adraa.
Ugttoeall. JNO. M. Ml'LLOV,
msrin.tt t; Market t, Philadelphia, pa.
Crape Vines, for Sale.
i
LL tb lasillpg hardy varieties tf ral nusl.
ity, lUAU'iiii t t ITINUS, II 00 ie
hundred, CONCORD VIS F8 only 10 cent. L
ja ..
10.M 0RU Ct TTIX0S, Il 00 par
dera aolicltod at staa as aoareairnt, and fled In
rotation, by A. M. 1111, LA,
Clearfield, Pa, A aged I, 1HC7,
CPI'.t lL KOTU J-Hayngrtlrtd frtts
O tha meroaalile basmtas, I woald raspeatfnlly
call apon sll the indebtad lame to rail and tattle
Ihdr tceountt wilhont delay. I with to bare my
books aattleS tp al Ik aarlieat poeaibb pariod. '
, t , '. F. K.RNOLU.
I.nlherbnrg. Var.-b U, Jtt.
Jiru ifm&i. rorrrld, Cic.
itiunov.ti.
J. P, KRATZER
T T A.I relae to bis r warer.om, aa V,
I 1 .let urcat, f lea.HaM. Ps , where kt u
eyaaea a vary large awva wi
' ' Ditv goods,
Merlnoet,' Olnghami, Clatks. Tlelaln.i, fVt
Ca.rtmaras, Alpacas. Bilka, f.tli.et., g
Ca'hmtrta, Tw.ls, Osharga, Mokair, Jea
Lsnallts, Mtsline. Flsnaels, Uuuarta, hit.
bns, Cloaka, llalnioral tlkirta, Hoop.
Skirts, fihawls, Irraal Trimmltgs,
Heed Rata, Cape, Caretlt, W ot..,
Collars, Means, Ureaadite Vails, , .
Table Covtra.
CLOTHING,.
Cesll. Psnta, Va.ta, baay. Costa, Oant't S1,J
Bkiru, Hau, usp, ueaar-aniru aat
Drawers, Roola, Shoe.. Qua
fho., Crayets, Ok r.e
i and Collars.
HARDWARE. CJUKENSWARE. 01
CEK1KS & MUSICAL t.UOD!.
GROCZR1KS,
Tea, Cvftt, Bagar, Molai.ea.HalL Cmdlaa,
Flowr, Vaeva, run, looaeoo-, aaiamt,
larrants, B pitta Crackers,
Vioeirar, Olle, Tar
alab. A look a).
TIM-WARR, O LAS!-WAKE. WOODE
. WARE, and STATl'fSBFlY.
, , HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
Carpets, Oll-ololh.. Irtiggit, Lawking-aisJ
Clues, unnroa. niinw., aov.,
tts, Flal Irons, Fans, winrrow nnoos,
Wsil.papar, Coal Oil Lsnrps. Lsa-
krellas, Bedoorda, aniee. aw
Fork., Spoons, Crocks, and
gtoaa Blacking.
MT All of which will b aold on tha most
aon.ble tanas, aad tbt blghal marku pnee
ar liratn. Vool, and alikwda nfounatry prod
ClaarSeld. December 14, l67.
Hit IlAItI lOSSO
SIAlIt IN. .
FOEEIGN & D0MESTI0 GOOD:
MUSLINS '
DELAINES
WBUKOS
at
I
at
Sensation
Sensation
Sensation
Senaalion
poJ
pru
ALPACAS
at
Just rijecitexa al MUS.S0i'i
UI.M111AM3 ., at ... oeouuon pn-aj
CHINTZ
at
at
' at
al
- i
at
al
at
Sentatioo
BrDsstion
Renalia
' Sensation
pru
PRINTS
GLOVES .
CRAVATS
pr;
. at alOSSOPS
SHAWLS
Seotatioo . prii
BONNETS
benaatioo pr
COLORED
ED
N3
MUSLI
Bennlina pn
All to b. Lad at M0SS0PS-
IJNZN ' at
CRASH at
CURTAINS at
TABLE CLOTHS al
FRINGE at
Henaation
Sensation
pru
8naatioo
Senaatioo
Serastioa
P"1
pnol
at MaSSOPs
LACS . at
HOSIERY at
Senaatioo
Sensation
Seotatioo
RlrtlUlNS it Sensation fw
TRIMM1.NOS1
of all kinds ft Y al Sensation pn-
in anyouao'ly I
Always on band at UOSSi.iPS'
CA.SSIMKRKS at
8ATTINETS at
T WEEDS at
.IF. ASS " at
VESTINOS ' at
SHIRTINGS at
renation
Srtiaation
Kensation
Sensation
Sensation
Sensation
si MOSS0PS
CLOTHING aucht
as . Costs, raatt,
Veata.
Undor Shirts, J at serjsation
Flannel SbirU,
' Bonu, Sboaw,
Hats and Cant,
Now for aals at MOSSOPr
H ARDWARR
suob aa 8as,nils
Forks, Knives,
Spikes, Hinges,
LIQUORS, tarn
at Wine, Brandy,
Gin, Whiskey-,
OgyiAn, eto etc.,
FRUITS, tucb as
Pruoea, Raiaios,
Fig, Filberts, 4o.
at aentalioo pr,
' at MOSS0PS'
at seoaalioo fri
at aenaauoa . pi
at KO6S0P3'
GROCERITS, My")
Floor, umi,
Shouldert, Sugar,
Molstans, Cudee,
Tea, Crack era,
Spicea, Candles,
. . ' t !'
st tentstioa p rej
Loal Uil, etc, elo.
Alw.y, at MOSSOrs
at tenaitioa F'
at ' aeneslion pr
at asnaattoo pr
at atntatioa pr'
ut sensation pr:"
at aeusation y
BLACKISO
ROPF.S
PnWUER .
fcUUT ;
LEAD
CAPS
At the rtort ot KICHARO W'mji
Always keeps oo band I
assortment of til kintit of goods requ
tor the accommrKlslion ol tlie puMio.
Jalyl. 1'
SPUING GOOD
wgr Tong a rsasntLrgis.
At Cheap at the cheapest and Cef
the Beat,
C. KRATZER & SO,
tiara last rtcelred. aad ar snaniss. st
Old Jtand en Frnt Ftreei, short
Academy, a largt sol wttl se
lected a.aertm.nt af
SEASONABLE COOD
which thay art sailing al aery It rats)
Rttd tht Mloving tMtalogyt tnd jnrfi 1AC
Froaelal pain, has Waa lakes ba
aal action of Ladies Dreee aodt, wklf
Ooods, Embroidsriet Millinery 0so
rinu, nircniels, ubicl U loess, si
KOItGKXTLKMEN.
Always aa band Black Cloiha Fate)
aad Black Ce.rlreeraa. Hatia.ta. alt.
Ready Mada Cloliing tl sll kinds
SOOTS AUD SHOES.
NKCKTIES,
snd a yariery af other article, wklei
tbey will rail al a tnasll edentates ee
IHIiieilBli Otji'e.
Psnicalsr ait.allon it Inaited e. tkr
stock af Carpets, Callage, eaaswea Is
grata, taptrnaa Kngli.h la grata an
Rrneeale, Floor snd Tshla Oil Cletsi
Window tbadtt aad Wall papers, st)
flour, bacon. Fi.b sn
Plainer, A.ples, reaches
Prune kept eontUnllj on bMd ;
ALSO, in Store lot of largt c '
mall Clover teed.
We Intend to make It an object for Fara"
ecnanloa to bay from tsj bettasew"
tall one ge4e at taw at tbey tat
bought (a tbt twaaty aad pay tht
sr hlghe.l prir for all kinda af otr7'
dace. tTt will also tick Ufa god
Bc-wawi, So. aad Cttarr eedaitl
kiniiwa, BrSt,adaU kiadt
tf Menafaetasa Lam ear.
ClearSald. Jaly I, 1H67.
MIK CnKAl'JSST GOODS, "
klads, art It bt Ud al Iht Clasrtald aW
W. W. BITW"
yr PHi:rsbt'. Pa, !st, I, l"
I