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Gtortoi 1J. Goodlandir, Editor.
CLEARFIELD, PA.
Thursday Morning, May 14, 1868.
LEMOCEATICJSTATE TICKET.
AUDITO 01101.,
HON. CHARLIE E. DOYLE,
or Fayette tout?.
ctTr.rou iinui,
WELLINGTON II.
Of OolumbU eounty.
CsEJf.
BUT,
The Democrats of Ohio hare at
Ust got tbo mean whites and the nig-
cert under their feet. The tbree thou
and coffee-colored loyalist will con
trol that State no loneer. Ohio in
bow a white state.
The reconstructionists have repor
ted a bill in the Bump House, for the
admission of the States of North and
South Carolina. Georgia, Alabama
and Louisiana into the Union, which
will be finally acted upon next lion-
dar. . We wonder when and where
these States got out of the Union !
Giant Suspected. Ben Wade has
promised the treason plotters to hang
about a doren of the Confederate lead
er, if they make hira Tresident. Gen.
Grant is not held to be Bound on this
point, because he would not let Pres
ident Johnson do it, and would there
fore not be likely to do it Limself if
lie were elected.
The Deacon, last week, eloquently
alluded to the fact that the "ignorant
alaves" now control all the Southern
Bute, and thereupon tenders us his
compliments. We beg his pardon ; we
cannot acoept either compliments or
Bigger. We dare not be sportive
while the African negro lords it over
our race. It may suit hi taste ; he
may believe them to be brethren and
his equals; but our mind doc not run
in that gutter. '
' The election of Mayor and other
city officers takes place In Washington
on the first Monday of June. The re
sult of the registry shows that there
re 9,131 white and 6,742 negro vo
ter. Thi ia a loss from last year of
600 white and 1,500 nigirers. It will
therefore take about 1,200 mean
whites to vote with their "colored
brethren" to defeat the while tax
payers. The "dead duck" say noth
ing will save Washington but tbo ira
peaebmcntof Andrew Johnson.
" ALr a "Lost Cause. "The bu
reauito are blowing over the fact,
that the Treasury Department, at
Washington, ha just recovered one
hundred and forty-four thousand dol
lar 'of the Confederate agent in
England, which is now "jingling" in
the Treasury. . This is only half the
tory. To collect thi sum, Seward
and McCulloch paid loyal bummer
nmfy thousand dollar a fees, percen
tage, Ac. We will collect f 1.44 for
any body, provided they give ninety
cents for doing it.
Somithi.no Wbono. A strange calf
must have jumped into the Journal's
pasture last week, or the Deacon has
got his "back op" because his friend
Swoope lost the State Committee
Chairmanship. lie scolds the "Dem
ocratio niggers" in the South for vo
ting against the carpet-bag bummer
"in defiance of the Radical influence
broaght to bear on tbem." lie pum
mel grandmother Wells, and the "no
torious Bill Ketnblo," and puffs the
Winnehago chief, who, according to
the "great Commoner," it the corrupt
ed man that ever held a scat in the
U. S. Senate
An Editor in tbi Field. We no
tice that ft, B. Brown, Esq., of the
Clarion Democrat, is announced as a
candidate for Assembly, in the dis
trict composed of Clarion and Jeffer
son. We nuderstand that Mr. Jenks,
of Brookvillo, who ha held the teat
for two terms, declines a re-election ;
besides, Jefferson concedes the mem
ber to Clarion. We know no one in
the district who would more vigilant
ly attend to the interest of the party
and bis constituent, than Mr. Brown.
We hope he will succeed ; because he
deserve it at the hands of the Democ
racy of that district.
Do Tail I The negro bureauites
are terribly exercised over what they
term the Fbilipsburg election frauds.
Indeed, they seem to act and talk
bout it as though they had never in
dulged in frauds upon the ballot-box.
Whilo they bare their Lands in, Tve
bo om of the "trooly loil" will tell
a who th chap wa that perpetrated
the fraud at Fort Delaware last fall.
Wtare no advocate of frauds; bat
while Gov. Geary persists in coram is,
aioning mon to commit fraud, it illy
become hi backer to denounoo any
on else fW following hi loyal exam
ple. Democrat have never been pro
ven guilty of rcgiMeritig tombstones
a ra,and poilii.g the ballot qf
ioil V.tTt.
.Tr. Mhmk?rrt'$ UitHrets.
The late Senatorial contest in the
Twenty fint district having excited
considerable iutcrest in thi county
during its progress, and lately through
the cnterpriso.of Mr. Swoope and tbo
Harrisburg Telegraph, we therefore
lay beforo our leaders', this week, the
address of Mr. Sliugort, and bespeak
for it an attcntivo perusal. lie covers
the whole ground in a modest and
truthful manner) and in those partic
ular far outweighs the "argumont"
of Mr. Swoope. No contest wa ever
wagod before our Legislature in which
ihe contestant to miserably failed
to comply with the requirements
of law and the demand of justioe.
The management of. the case on
the part of Patterson, Cessna, Swoope
it Co-, betrays groea ignorance of
iawj or a reliance wholly on parti
san malice to carry them through.
They have succeeded, against all
law and the facta in the caso. Du
ring tho progress of the trial, bundles
of paper wero smuggled into the
bands of the committee, through their
pliable Clerk, by Cessna and Swoope,
who, upon every legal point, were
outwitted by Messrs Mayoard and Or
vis. Although the committee were
sworn "to try the matter of the peti
tion," they, through the blunders of
the contestant's counsel, were com
pelled to depart from both petition
and oaths and find a verdict ocoording
to outside dictation, in order to save
the case. The papers clandestinely
shoved into the committee' hand by
Swoope 4 Co., termed "amendments,"
weie offered only when the superior
legal knowledge of Mr. Shugcrt's
counsel revealed their noccssity to
the benighted mind of the ex-clcrgy-
man on the other sido. This amend
ment strategy is characteristic and so
Swoopitth, that no one can fail to tee
the spectacle s. The conduct and
conclusions arrived at by the majori
ty of the Committee and the contes
tant's counsel, are against all law and
precedent in similar cases; but they
are just what might be expected from
men of thi class.
-The reader will bear in mind, that
both the chairman and one of the coun
sel for Kobison are ex-clergymen.
Hence the outrage perpetrated against
law and the people of the district, bo
cauBe mon who betray their God are
soon qualified to ignore law and out
rage their follow man.
The General Conference of the
Northern Mothodist Church is in ses
sion at Chicago. It is not known
whether Bishop SimpBon will be elect
ed President of the Block Republican
Convention that meets there next
week or not It is altogether proba
ble, as a large number of the delegates
are negroes, who have an inordinate
love for political clergymen of the
Simpson cloth. We advise the two
bodies to unite the difference Is not
much and get Dick Yates to preside,
because by combining the "grand mo
ral ideas" of these mixed bodies, they
might keep him sober; Derides, Dick
is a representative man, and would at
once reflect the sobriety, religion and
intelligence of the twain, and thereby
keep Grant from falling out of lino,
Better Late than Never. Our
readers no doubt recollect the denan
ciationt that were properly heaped
upon me late 103-01 Mate Treasurer
Kerable last winter. When it wat
a virtue to denounce him, our neigh
bor of the Journal wat as silent as the
grave; but last week ho became elo
quent over the fact, that the "notori
ous Bill Kembl e no longer controls
tho funds of the Commonwealth."
The milk is brought out of the cocoa
nut, from the fact that Kemble de
stroyed the prospects of II. B. S. for
the Chairmanship ofthe State Commit
tee. "Bill" wasall right until this
little bird with "greenback" wing
had flown.
TheNewYobk Tribune has official
return from fifty countic in Michi
gan, which show a total vote of 1GC,
657, which that paper thinks will be
swellod to 180,000 by the remaining
nine counties. The majority against
the negro suffrage constitution, so far,
is $9,477, and against liquor prohibi
tion, 18,107. The Supervisors, so fur
officially reported from thirty-five
counties, stand 3C2 Radicals ' and 802
Democrats a Democratic gain of 70.
In 1806 the total poll ofthe State was
164,454 Radical majority 29,038.
Deacon, this looks like "thunder."
Rather Tovoh. The editor of the
Journal gave himself a puff last woek
for his deceptive enteqrise of the
week before, ilo claims credit for
furnishing his readers with Mr.
Swoope' Harrisburg extra. We won
der how much revenue the P. O. De
partment realized by circulating a
thousand copies of Mr. Swoope's extra
ipeecb with Journal head and Tel
egraph advertisement, in this county.
lomo, Ucacoo ; no fibbing 1
EirXLLC TO RIIT Thr Tv..
members of (be Baltimore eity councils were ...
polled lor bribery lut week. Thev won Thorn,,
bariea, Juub Osier and JsjM Bullerek, charged
with Urug been knUd to rot fa. u
Uti.don.lU bond, of thi Wotari Marvland
IT4- . , f "VW 4 iviUn for
01 rote.Jarua4V .
The Black Eepubllcant dare not
oomraenc, a woj k of this If-od. ;a py
Legislative body whioh they oonLrcil j
because tber would soon Jose a ma.
jority of their mcmberwni Butler,
-onseny, w sshburu, Ac.
'
The Impeachment ONsptrnry.
Tuesday last was the Sy fixed by
tho Rump Senate to "wind up the
farco of a government," (asour loyal
neighbors denounced it ten years ago)
but tho conspirator fearing a defeat,
postponed the voto until Saturday
next, when we have but little doubt
hit "accidcncy" will completely over
whelm tho enemies of the country.
The excitement at Washington is in
tense. ' ; 1 ".' .
Trumbull, Fcssendcn, Grimes and
other leading Radical Senators it is
now known will vote against impeach
ment, and they are denounced by
committees and loyal letter writers,
asked to resign, and even threatened
with assassination.
Our loyal neighbor's hilarious an
nouncement of President Wado was
premature.
lAtyal Rascality.
The Rev. Senator Landon and Doa
con Bergner, of the Harrisburg Tele
graph, are being exposed and scourged
by tho Harrisburg State Guard, an
organ of the loyal pcrsuosioa. The
villiany of these State robbers would
not be believed if exposed by a Dem
ocratic journal, but when brought to
light by of a Bureau agent, should
attract some attention.
The Guard is not entitled to any
credit, however, for exhibiting th
robberies perpetrated by its party
friends, becauso we believe that if its
proprietors were in the place of Borg
ner, they would be more unmerci
ful than he, at his robberies are of
long standing and he don't spend as
much money as the versatile youn
men would who control the Gurt.
Learn what this loyal organ says t
its leading members in the Church
Senate and Eoaso Deacon, Clergy.
man and Elder all engaged In plun
dcring the tax-payers loyalists as
well as the oopporheads who yet
clnim to be controlled by "grand
moral idea 1" Why, their villiany is
as full grown as Hen. Butler's or Con
pressman Donnelly's. Here is the
gospel version :
Tbo State pays 115 per pago for
printing the Legislative Jiccord.
offered to do it for (12. The 815 pc
page is supposed to include the pay
of reporters, whose combined salaries
will amount to about five dollars per
pago. vve want tho reader to murk
these items as we stato farther
fncts. The committee before whic
tho Robison vs. Shugcrt contested
election case was heard, employed its
own clerk to make a report. No re
porters of the Record were present to
make such a report, and now that
Senator Landon moved to have these
proceedings printed in the Jlecord, th
contractor for that work willed hi
115 per page, tho samo as if he fur
nishod a reporter to make the copy
It Is estimated Unit the repot luf these
proceedings will avorago about two
hundred and fifty pages of printed
matter. On every page of this prin
ted matter the contractor will save
85 in reporter's salary. This savin
on two hundred and fifty paces of th
Record, will enable the contrac tor to
put into his coffers the snug little turn
Ol '1 WELTI HUNDRED AND riFTf DOL
LARS, for which no man will render
the State a moments service. Now
neither Mr. Mann nor Senator Lin
don, both great sticklers for the sane
tity ot tho contract system and th
necessity of economy, objected to this
present 011,250 being made to a man
who is already getting 93 more per
page fordoing the entire Record, than
we ottered to do it. W ben the ladies
of Harrisburg asked for money to feed
ana clothe the helpless children of
poverty, John S. Mann accused them
01 an attempt to make a raid on tl
Treasury, and when we repelled Mr,
Mann's coarse abuse, tho contractor
for tho Record began to throw dirt at
us. I he children of the poor, tho or
phan and the widow are allowed to
starve., and in tho meantime Rev. Sen
ator George Landon will pray for
nem, whilo he asuistt to fill the cof
fers of the rich, with unearned money
wrung irom the sweating toil of over
ouraenea tax -payers.
Ex-Ad Interim Grant has got tho
sulks. Ilo has boon interrogated by
a numbor of temperance men, about
falling out of President Johnson's
circle, between Cleveland and Chicago
They want to know whero he got the
whiskey, and why it affected no one
buthira. lie refused to turn informer.
Contention Flatob. Thirty-eight
negroes have been appointed delceates
to the Chicago Convention. We fear
their loil pale faced follow-cquals will
have them furnished with mcalt in
private apartments and scats in the
kitchen.
The celebrated J udgo Underwood,
after having released the bondmen of
Jefferson Davis, some time ago, has
required him to renew them again
Horace Greeley, Cornelius Yanderbilt
and Gorritt Smith are his securities,
in wUUUeacb.
Our Black Republican exchanges
seem to be highly pleased with their
no w State Central Committee. They
ougui to ho, as it it certainly largo
onougn, ana It took (Jen. Loin. Todd
two months to deliver it.
fititemhlp Bade rarr. Journal.
Yes, more easily made than Chair,
manship.
The ravenous crowd of offlce-hun.
ters are already attacking old Ben
Wade, who, with unwlned boots reek
ing ofthe stable, into be made acting
rregident of this grf, noble and glo.
rious country. Event are orowding,
Results are not within moral ken,
But, as Emerson once wlrketllr aeiH
"the dice of God are slwaj s lotded."
PSfjlfl
On M.v T. If., ti? I"- tiow. Mr.
ABTIU'R K.HnAVHiliR,!- Miss MARYS.
BRKON, ell ef Bredv Invn.liip. nearfield'eoualy.
jnru' flirritsfrarnts.
WfANTI'.! A ipod wliM no to ot m
)Y "' ,u' " ,f ,h' ol,'"rt ,,iv ti,oc'1 la'
turno i'ttmpuiiw ip. Awcrir. A'Mrr.i
J. V. RATON, ,
117 14-Jt. Cellrf Block, lUrriiburf . P.
yroTH'l-' Pmmi bTlnf oouoti wuta H.
W. Hmith will IM Uk notice that be will
Im fowid t an fnroxr lr npit tb w
Pribtriw ohoroh, o th evening of tht ltb,
loth, lth, lVlh and IUb of May, ready for art
tiamanl of aoounta.
S. J. HAYS,
SUKOEOS DENTIST.
Thorn paon direct CarwentTllle, Pa.
MtrTaoth utractM with th applloaUoa of
local naitbMM eonparatiral wiUiaul pain
All kinl of Dental wirk duo. may 14 If.
Valuable Tiwn Property
FOR SALE!
SITCATB on tba loath-WMt ooracr of Cherry
aad Third Straeti (owing Railroad ctraet,) to
wit: A LOT, with a fovd two-itorj plank build
ing thereon, 86 by lSfeet, one room on aarh floor,
enitabn for a ttore, Ol other baeineni. Alto, the
adjoining LOT, with a Iwo-etory dwelling kowat
thentn, and auroral doer TOWN L0T6.
Alio, a lot of well turnt BRICK, and a good
aeeortnent of STONIW ARK, euob ai Crueka,
Jug), Jan, fruit Can, etc., at raduoed price.
For further infoniation, inquire at the Ptono
war. Pottery of P. LKIT.lNti KK,
it 14-6 Clearfield, Pa.
"THE FLORENCE."
rphe Tlorece it the bolt famlle Sewing Ma-
X ehinemide; kai rOTenlble feed ; ram the
work either taj at tbeeonrenieaee of tho oper
ator. Chaniac the Units, of (titoh oaa bo
dono wbilil tho mathioe if in motion. Tbo
teniica oa tie lower thread U i.lf-ad lulling,
Tbo (battle I amok larger thaa in other ma
ehinea, boldiig a raaob larger bobbin. aek
machine kai t eompleto oniht of hammer, quit
tor, aelf-oewer braidor, eorder, Ae. ia highly
ornamental, aid u warranted to bo aJI that u
claimed for it.
Machinal cai bo mod ot tho hoaie of the oub
esriber, who ha tbem on bandi for tale, or oaa
furni.h them m short aotieo, at mannfaelaren'
prices. TU0MA8 MILLS.
CI.ar4.ld, iVj 14, 1S4S-JL
Sheriff's Sale.
BY T1RTLI of a writ or An fee... laaaed
oat of bo Court of Common. Pl.M of
Cleartold ooatj, and to mo diroetod, there
will be eipoeei to PUBLIC SALE, at tbo Court
House in tho lorough of Clearfield, oa Thursday
the 1st daror buy, 1808, at I o clock, V. M
tho following ropertr. to wit t
Two certain leu in the town ol O lot flops,
aad on tbo pbt of said town as No. J and 4,
bounded as tllowi; fronting oa Main street
191 foot, and back to Bpnico street lit fest,
more or loss, tho out by lot No. 2, aad oa
tho west by alley, with a small house erected
thereon, Bel-ed, taken into elocution, aad
bo sold as the property of X. Hakeem.
fur-Bidden will take setioe that 14 per oent.
of tbo pnrcbae money must be paid whoa tbo
property is kioeked down, or it will be put up
agaiu lor sale Cllti.liua now ,
Suaaisr's Omen, Sheriff,
Cloarleld, Pi, May 14, IMS. (
C0UIT PR0CLAMATI0S.
ITTHEnEAO), HoIli gAMl'EL LIS.. Tree
V idealJudgeof (be Coon of Common Pl.as
of tbo tweny-fifth Judicial District, composed of
the counties or Clearfield, Centra and Clinton
and Hon. i AMTEL CLYDE and Hon. JACOB
WILHKLH. Amoelato Judges of Cle.rfl.ldco,
have issuedtbeir precept to me directed, for the
holding ef a Court ef Common Plxaa, at the
Court Homo In Cleatfleld, in and for the county
of Clearteld, commencing on the fourth MuN.
DAY tliih day) ef MAY, net, aad to continue
one woek. .
KOTICK IP, therefor., hereby glren, to par
ties, jorors aid witnesses. In and lor said conn
ty of Clearfiild, to appear in their proper per
sons at It eolotk, A. hi., of said day, to do
thoto thiol, wbirh to their ofioea, and in their
oen.ii, periaia wj oa none.
U1VEN ander ny hand at Clearfield, Ibis Tth
day o May, la the year of our Lord one tho
sand eight huidrod and siity eight.
CYHENIld HOWE, SUrtJ.
T WT OP CAUHKIl FKT DOWH FOR
A J trial at Ma; term, 1KAS :
1. U.rT.
ti. Moore.
ts. Bnrder.
ts. tiaiaes.
Ts. Wright.
ts. Landon A Diren.
to. Du Bois.
t. Campl!l ...,
t. f?hvdam ...m,
4. Jraks
. Oosi ,
t. KnglaniL..
1. l'eriulo.. ,
ts. Rrsdy School Diitrict.
1. Kankey ........ ea. Fuller.
. I.Wilt... ts. Tyler,
u. iwinrK. ts. Thompson,
it. ration
1J. Pat Ion .......
II. Kuttersbaugk
14. Brook
It. Reeeo
14. Roeoe
17. Karrhoed
as. Mays.
TS, Mays.
ts. Wagoner.
ts. Horn.
TS. Oou.
TS. Ones.
ts. V ilhalrn, et aL
IS. Chrst SrhMl IHi't ts. Ilildrbrand.
I. rpaekinanet al... to. Ilenn
jo. Hoop....
Ta. W.taou.
21. (iuniaulua.
.... ts. Wkito.
.... ts. RchoonoTer, ot al.
.... ts. Wright.
h ts. CreiswelL
ts. PreecotU
.... ts. Kunts.
.... ts. Faust.
.... ts. linard, F. A Co.
Bchoonorer
Berors
fry. .
Fry
Harmon ,
Counsel .
St, Mueeop....
T iT OF JlKOHS DKAWN FOR JISB
j lerm, isas
cuaro jraona,
illiam M.ti.BecrariaJ. F. Mriner ....Decatur
niiuaiaixitta... " I Richard Iluvrit...
Joa. L. Campb.ll... Bell John M Laushlia...
Simon Thoniison..Bgg. AI. Murray....Uirard
n.i. " iinani....onMiinnl rj. Al linrern
U.M. Tbnmpiioa... Brady I.ura. Antes...L.wreneo
joeepn rnug.n... - Ailaaa Mnror Morris
james o. nam - Itlrorgo Hera...
l.riton KunHar.... Chest Alfred 8hw Osceola
nugn aicuarrcT... " Harry (Ioh.
H. 11. 1aTlor...CIaHlFld Tho.. A. linn... I...
nm. mil Uurnndellraac Caldwell l'.k
rnnui Jisoai rinar mi,
lonn Krhard,...Urccaria Alex. Irwin. rtlranl
J ere. Cooper.,.. "
James M Uhee Dell
T. 1. Thompeon... "
N, Uou.relot.
Lucirn Wrd.(lrah
Wm. H. HnTt.....lluon
Jas. M (Iheehaa.Jorrian
B. Tata "
Framrtton Bll
vi m. illi.m
D.rid W.Wise...
Rnh't Mrhaffcy
Iarid Bell
Matthew gull IWr
Daeid Calhoart....Knoi
John PowelL...Lawreuos
Jacob Piracliflg..M. . "
it. 1 hompKtn
. fl. 8chrTter.
mues llaney. "
Hugh l4weh...'....BIam
A. IlomtthreT
8. P. Wilson ...Bradford
Mark Kylcr.....
J. 11. II ile... Lumber City
John Ii. Krler...Morri.
hn Peter.. Jr.,
n. n. Williams...
Wm.WeolriilgA
Danl Ooodiander, BraJy
S. Postlethwailc...
A'bm Kephart...Osrota
Joan in
Urier Hell Jr .Penn
Jamb Penti.
.'smee II. Dark.,
Allemaa Kllinger..
A lei. Fullon.... Ilurmidr
William Riian4...('he.t
Mneoe M'iee. Pil,
rrws. Hrockhank..raion
k n. itre.slcr.
H. W. Park.... Clearfield ID. K. lli-,,h.wM
Ooorge W. Clinton... Foi la Luther.. oodward
.sco.n wick
Theodore Weld, Beocaria
D. Fanrt....Curwensrll1e
Menj.H. Wright,
W.H. Dickimon
tboa. II. lBTie,Fenrweoi
(onrad )inlr...clulich
Jas. M'.Nfl,Jr..Jordan
Wm. H"rIcr.....Krih.ni
l.ADcbenhaugh,Lawr'oe
Pam'l ll.gartyw
lame. Hainea..
G. M'owelL...Bnidforil
II. 1Icj.It llclr
n m.M Cullough
J. A. Ames M
Jere, Hooeer
jonn rirr.l..
D. Lots
John King, jr.Burntide
J.M.Cumminga, New W.
ames Urexly...
I'. Oardner.... "
tieorgo II. Long.Onceola
Ii. T. Cham P.n.
Nrael Wood Chmt
JohnRumell m
C. Kitchen " I
Irwin Thompson. ...Pike
onalhan M eetoeer I
Ttm.ni. I'rioe....
iiionm iboninMm.
F. NusHe...Clej4eldl Nuh. l it.i..
lohn Owens.
TCH! ITCH!! ITCH!!!
SCRATCH! SCRATCH ! I 8CIUTCU!!!
In fWm lo to cm li
Wheslon'i Ointment cares The Ifck.
Wbeatou'i Ointment mar a.u ul
Wheatou'i Ointment euros Tetter.
Wbcatou s Ointment cures Barbers luh.
Wbeoton's Ointment curoc Old Mores.
Wboalon'c Ointment curoc Iron blad
or 11 amor like Magic
Prleo 40 cents a hot) by mail, cento.
Address WEr.hr. A Pottkb v. i-. ir-.v
ington street, Bo.tot, Mess. For sale be Han.'.
ltk A lrm,4 b l Drugji.ti. srM.tr-l
$tv flifrlljfnuoti.
i km oa simrn',axxuni
Bennrtl, WallrnliprrTrr t Co.,
- (Suocoseorl t" Lawshe, White A Co.,)
wnoLcsii a nsrAiL oatLias in
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
n"ti:oi. A. PA.,
T KSPKCTFULLY Ineltc an ciamlnation of
I thoir largo sioea oi seaiooaoi. pwui, f."
cnai.d for eaih, and selling al OKKATLY
KKUUCKD PKICKS.
WE DEFY COMPETITION.
Wo cell better Goods at lower rates than any
otbsr house la ths county.
THE REASON WHY.
Rmm mm hnw for cash and buy close, and
arc thus eoabl.d lo glee our onatomers and
patrons the benefit of the grcctor portion of
or the pronto tney naro aiui.no woes p
ing I and
Because wo cell more goods thaa any other
house to Clearfield county.
Our stock oonilsU of
Dry Goods, Grocer!?,
Queoaaware, Hardware, Wood aad Willow Ware,
UooU and bboee, HaU, Capo, Clothing, rural,
turn, Carpels aad Oil Cloths,
Provisions of all kinds, Feed, dec.
Dress Goods for Ladies,
of CTery stylo.
DRESS GOODS FOR CHILDREN,
la neat and tasteful designs.
DRESS GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN,
in variety.
READY-MADS CLOTHIStJ al greatly reduced
pricec. Orders taken for suits or CI. tiling.
Samples to seleot from always oa
hand.
NOTIONS.
From our largo stock of NOTIONS, srery waat
is that una eaa bo supplied, orcry
desire f ratified.
GROCERIES ASD PROVISIONS.
Sugars of orcry grade Syrups of orcry quality.
Pr.MTT.d FruiU and Jellies. lomaiooe aad
Peachoc Buger Cured Hams. Sbeolderc aod
Eidee. Mess Pork, Mess Beef. Dried IW. Shad,
Mackerel, Codfish, Round Herring. Lake Trout,
tiln Flour, Corn Meal aad Buckwheat Meal.
Cach Paid for Country Produce.
Building and other Hardware.
Tools for Carpenters aod others. Beet Doable
and Single Bit Aiea. Picks, Ropes aad Cordage
Brashes. Mill Findings.
ClKnrN mid Tobacco.
Finest brands of Cigars, Chewing and Smoking
Tobaooo. The Celebrated Michigan Fine Cut in
Bulk.
jnoje-Country nsrehantc supplied on as fair
terms as oaa be bad la the Eastern cltiec
Jsnr-Quodi entered for our customers and sat
isfaction guaranteed'
To buy to aare, to buy to please.
To buy to make, to buy with cue,
Te bey at alt, as all must do.
To the ebeap cask store all aboutd go.
BEK5ETT, BLATTENBKKQER A CO.
Oseoola Mills, May 14, lasi-tf
List of Retailers
f"VF Foreign end Domestic Meirhandito In tbo
J county or Clearfield subject to the payment
of License for the year 1S68 :
TOWXPHirS.
Itecraria.
Knoi
11 Fot. Wi A Co.
I.ewrcure.
13 J .me. ForreaL..,
II rlimon M'FarlaadtIS
II J. U. Ulasgow.. Id
" Wm. 8. Dukey . It)
10
lnorrle.
IS ftewart A Morris, 10
" J.C.BrennerCe., 1
" D. W. Holt. ....... 10
11 Loonanl Kyler,... li
Pen it.
14 Jonathan W ell.... 7
II Johawia a Bailey. 10
I'nioB.
14 J. E. llnibaker, 7
Woodurard.
11 Famuel Hegarty.Ui
14 Forrnt ron 7
" Thoa. Henderson, 7
John M. Chase... 7
" A. Reed at Co 7
BOROUGHS.
Clearacld.
Ooee. Zieraw.
S Richard Mosop..$.10
.. W. (Iraham.... JO
11 J r. K ret. or II)
10 Joe. Fhaw (Jon.. 10
11 Nirlingrf-Shnwrr.!!)
" C. K raiser afion,lli
15 Wnrhld- So 10
" William Catroa... 10
14 A. Montgomery
W. C. Meets. J
Hurn side.
1! M'M array A K unci Ji
" W. C. lnrin l?J
14 W. J. Nugent 7
Horace Patcbin... t
" Jackson Patcbin.
Hell.
M Lewis r-mlth T
" Robt MebafffT T
William Urady.. t
David Bell......... t
14 P. (lull. ph. r
Ilradford.
11 AlWrt A Bro 10
M Funk A Orarhart 10
14 Ed. Willi.mc T
Hrady.
15 R. II. Moore 10
L. B. Carll.le...., 10
" C. t. J. Schwem. 10
" J. Terpe 10
14 Cerlnle A ron..., 7
" Hmith.Carrr Co. 7
" LoheughA ilober-
"ng 7
" Dan'Kllander 7
CheaU
14 I. L. Hcisen.tein,
Mrrrell A lligler
" A. I. Shaw
H. F. Nangle
" llartiwickd Irwin
H. Bri.lge.
"Hn U. II. Wctck
14 William Hunter.. 7
llunl A VI Keo... f
( ovlnrton.
Co r
" Mies 8uu. Heed, 7
t'urwenavllle.
14 C R. Craimion.... T
Claudius Baimoy 7
F. Coutinet 7
11 K. A. Irwin k Co. 15
11 llarteock Allood-
14 L. M. CoutrieL..., 7
IVrralur.
U W.W.lleit.ACo 7
I'crgumiu.
I4L.J. llurd 7
(rahain.
win 134
" Hippie 4 Psn.t.12j
"Tenr.yckeThomp.
en II)
" John Irwin lit
13 T. II. Koreee 10
14 William M'llride. 7
tiullcb.
IS P. A A. Flynn..,. 10
" H. Allcm.n Ifl
" Klllott A Miller... If
ilrard.
Joseph R. Irwin. 7
Fleming A lloeL. 7
New Washington.
10 .M Murray A Mit-
ebell.... 10
14 Samuel MTune 7
(lerenU.
Bennett, Ul.tton.
Iwrger A Co CO
10 0. B. Perry 10
14 Aug. Lecoato 7
" l. P. Plrwart I
" A. P. Dickinson... t
;o.hcu
I4A.B. Hhaw ., 7
Irwin. RaileyA.Ce, 7
Huston.
II ritoneroad aV Pri
des uj
14 D. R. (lood.u.n... 7
" W. 8. Wells 7
Lumber City.
13 Ferguson, Ross a
Co... .. to
15 Ferguson Bros.... 10
II Kirk Kpeneer...llj
1 II. Woodward 4 Col I)
Jordan.
13 Henry Sw.nn...., 10
14 lurid M'Koenan, 7
kart liana.
13 II.iflerA llertline, 10
M M'ClopkcT Potter IV
14 W. B. SnkeT.... 7
Retail Itealero In Patent Medicines.
Clan.
S II. rt. wick A Irwin, Clearfield boroughs,
110
t
i no do
4 Joseph R.Irwin CaneonsTille do
4 Hippie k Kaut.. do,...fa
4 K. A. Irwin Co do do .....
4 T. H. Foroee, flraham town.hip.
Conleetliinertra anal (irueerlen.
M'. Kndres, Clearfield borough-
H J. F. ltote do do. .'
fi Jnlio MtlU. An .a.
J. R. Jenkins, Carwensvillo borough.."."!!! f,
Mra. M.J. Radrbaehdo do a
.. . ........... v
i Binarine ursn do .di ,,
1.. I. Mile, Lumber City do !""!
Miss M. A. Wright, Beocaria township.!!!,
t Wearer A Knhn, Brady do......
8 t). W. Woems. Woodward do..,!!!!,!
fi William Luther. ...do Ho
I !,. Srkes, Pike doT.!.!.'!!!
t W. B. Uuasalus, Karthaue..,...do.
HrewersL
10 W. Knilres, Cleartleld borough jj
uairper ltpol ll do do.. j
t Sf1tmon h.nkrmfl. al.wi. m.i.4.
llllllard Kelnoiie and Ten. Pin Alleya
J. F. Rote, ClearBrlil b.irongh, (I Ul.le.) to
O. t. M'Calw, Oseeols..d (I lahlel Ill
assington Kephsrt, llMieola borough, 1 1 alliirl 90
ItaukereL
Clearfield County Bank jn
An appeal will be held al the rni..L..
er. oBice, In Cle.rli.ld.on Fridar.lb. loth d.rof
May, A. D. ISfig, whea and where all partios feel.
'"I aggrieved will pica attend, aroonling inlaw.
JUUft f. IdrRIErtiSAN.
m? 41 M.rcsutils Apnrili-r. j
ADMINISTRATORS' SALE
r
or
' persoxal ruorEi:TVv
rntlKHE will be eipoeed lo put.lie sale, at the
J- lale residence of JACOB FLEUAL, deo'd, la
Goshen township,
ON THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1808,
the following properly; to wit I
i
Two Horses, 1 tlirec-jear-old Colt,
ONE YKARLINU CULT,
One set henry llameee, one sot Carriage Harness,
one act Buggy Harness, two Cows, yoang Cattle,
Sheep, one two-boro Wagon, Spring Wagon, one
Buggr, one ttlol, Horse-rake, Boss,
One Set of Ittatkstntth's Tools,
Wind-mill, one three-burse Thresher and other
Farming I'ieosils, two Parlor Stoeee, Household
and Kltchea Furniture, and many other articles
too numerous lo mention.
ite..Sa!e to commence at 10 o'clock A. M. uf
said day, when the terms w 111 bo fully made known.
mj71l J. A. L. FI.KOAL, Adm'r.
READING FOR ALL 1 1
BOOKS A STATIONERY.
Market Mt.. Clearfield, (at the Poet Office.)
flMIIS undersigned begi leaec ta annonnoc to
X the cituens uf Clearfield and Ticioity, that
he has utted np a room and has Just returned
from tbo city with a large ajaeuat of reading
matter, consisting in part uf
Bibles and Miscellaneous Books,
Blaak, Aeeoont and Paas Books of eeery de
scription Peper and EnTelopos, Fronck pressed
aad plain Pens and Pencils; J) lank, Legal
Papers, Deeds, Mortgages ; Judgment, Exemp
tion end Promissory notes i White and Parea-
meut Brief, Legal Cap, Reoord Cap. aod Bill Cap ;
Bbeel, Music lor ciuer 1'iano, t lute or loan
constantly on hand. Any books or siattonery
desired that I may not bare on band, will be or
ordered by tret eipresc, and sold at wholesale
or retail to eait customers. I will also keep
periodical literature, such as Magasioes. News
papers, 4c. P. A. QAULII.
CleerfelayJLIMi-ti
H. F. NAUGLE,
(LOCK AD M ATCH MAKER,
errosiri ran
. eryftmm, as;it rrnitT
POST OFFICE CLEARFIELD
rpiIE subecrlbcr rerpeettuUy informt his old
X patrons and the public generally, that be
basoa band, (and is constantly reeciriag new
additions thereto,) a large stock ef
Clocks, -Watches and Jewelry.
fVl keep Jewelry in all Ita forms and of
dIOeront Talues, cither by the piece or act.
WATCHES A full a.eorlaent of cither Oold
or 6ilrer, made by the beet Aaerieaa aad for.
cign maoufaciarers. laelading a fine lot of gold
and silver hunting ease, lull jeweled, Patent
L.rers. - t
CLOCKS Of all deiirnl. consisting ofelrbt-
day and thirty-bonr, of cither weight, spring or
icTcrs, ana no to strike aad alarm.
REPAIRI.NO.-All kinds of Watches and
Clocks Repaiied, and warranted.
In addition to what I hare enumerated, I keep
e iuii assortment or rrKcrACLKa, colored aod
plain glace. Aloo.OOI.D PKNrieud PENCILS.
SPOOKS, FORKS, Bl'TTEU KNIVES, eed in
fact everything in the Jewelry line. If I fail to
hero on band Just what a customer may need, I
will order per first ciprocc, without eitre charge.
A liberal share ef public patronage ic solicited.
May 7, I SOU y H. F. KAl'dLK.
w. rag area...
..a. a. TBourion
TEN EYCK & THOMPSON
CIRWEXSVILLE, PA.
TTAVIN
11 th.
liovdl, WS I
AVIN0 just reoelred from Row York one of
largest aad best selected stocks ef
arc aow ready to offer tba sams to our
old custodiers, (lo whom wc return thanks for
peat favors,) aad the eiUieni of the county gea
arally, at
Prices that will Bender Satisfaction.
OItc as a call before purchasing elsewhere, and
thereby care from 1 to 20 per cent on your goods.
Our stock consists ef a great variety, such as
DRYGOODS, NOTIONS,
CL0THIX0, GROCERIES, HARDWARE,
QUEENS WARE, PAINTS, OILS,
lRL't;tt, FRUIT OK ALL Ml MM.
Fish, Salt, Leather, Shoo Findings, BOOTS and
SHOES (eastern and borne made) in treat Ta.
ricty, and at rodnoed figures i IlNWAKif,
FLOUR, Ac, Ac.
TEN EYCK THOMPSON.
Having re associated H. B. Thompson with
me ia the above trade. I desire all persona in
debted lo mo, by Koto or Book acoounL to call
ana seuie iuc same wunout delay.
WM. TE!I EYCK.
CurwensTille, May, 7, I SSI If.
lAIHMOl.fJTIOSOF PAHTKKKHHIP
I J The partnership heretofore eiistinc between
It. 3. CARR end U. II. HALL, in the Pump and
i.umoor nu.mr.., w.s ui.Miirea or mutual eon
scut on the let dar of April. I HAg. Persons know
ing themeelers indebted lo said firm arc requested
to settle up immediately. Tbo books are in the
hands or t,. II. Hall, who still continues to manu
facture rumps at reasonable rates.
R. S. CARR,
Clearfield, May 7-fit.pd O. II. HALL.
X THE DISTRICT COl'RT OF TUB
1 I'KITKD STATES for the Western Dutricl
oi Pennsylvania.
THOMAS RALSTON, a bankrupt ander the
eel or Congress of Marck Id, I87, having ap
plied for a discharge from all his debts, aad other
claims provable ander said act, by order of the
Court, notice Is hereby given, te all persons who
bare prorcd their debts, and other persons ia-
lere.tea, so appear on uo Br.t Jay or July, 1811s,
at It o'clock, A. M., before S. R. Woodruff, bq ,
Register, at hie office ia Philipsbarg, Pa., lo
show cause, If any they hare, why a discharge
should not he granted to the eaid bankrupt. Aad
further, notice Is hereby iTrn, that Ihe second
and third meetings ef creditors of ths said bank.
nipt, required by the !7th end 18th sections of
eaiu act, win no had before the said Rrgialcr, at
the same time and place.
8. C. MeCANDLB'S,
my?it Clerk of U. 8. Diet. Court for said Dlst.
4 IrMIMHTRATOR' XOTICIV-Xotice
JY Is hereby glren th.l letters of Administration
on the estate of JtHIN KHHIKloi), deceased,
laic of Brady township, Clearfield county, Pa.
having been duly granted o the undesigned, ali
persons Indebted lo said estate will please make
payment, and tho having claims or demands will
present them for settlement without dclav.
.... . DA.MKL FRYER,
JWaTT.18M.elt Administrator.
A IIMIMMTKATOH'M XOTIt'K
titie
1 Jt hereby give
on Ihe estate of
hereby give Ibal letter, of administration
JACOB FLKOAL. rt...H
i.te oi uoanen J i
Tp., Clearfield county. Pa., hating
ed to the undersigned, all persons
been duly grantn
iaie win rle.M make T... n
and those having claims or demands will present
them properly authenticated for settlement and
allowance without drier.
J. A. I,. FI.EIIAL, Adm'r.
flcuhen township, My T, ln-8i:pd.
T J K PKTIT 41 MORS DRAWN FOR
J J May Term, ls8;
btew't t'nwen jr.llercaria
Hamcr P. Hlooui, Bloom
Henry Marshall, jr., "
Roland Faust Bogg.
J.S. Colc...Curwrnsvillc
John fhaw Decatur
A. tl. Jamleon,Perguon
Ueorge Moyer, Uraham
i nas. Moan...
to. Hegarty Uulloh
W. ft. fi.nkey, Kartliaus
Edw'd hi Harvey,
Wm. Clbcrt,...Kuoi
Philip Mullen. Lawrence
M'.rn. Wsllace,
Mitchell Heed, "
Clark Rrown, "
rJara'l M'Cracken.L.CH.
Roott FlrgaL... Bradford
AlirunOrabam,
K. tl. Hays Bradr
r. K. Arnold
John Potter.
D. Langilnn Rtirnsidc
F. K. Khcpherd, M
Thomas Toser I'hent
Tbos. Robins, Clearfield
Fred. Leltiinger, M
Reuben lleckinan, "
John Uriel Covington
John Hughes Morris
.las.ilallegher.N.Wa.b'a
v. tl. rteam. Osceola
L. 11. Lin ile,
itaadlua lltrard, I
leo.llegarty. Woodward
r.
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Clearfield Academy,
Her. P. 1. H ARRIBOK, A Jf ., PrlM;
rpiIE FOI RTH SESSION of ths reilM
X laitle year of tkli Initllutiira r,n,.
on MONDAY. lbs lib day of Mt IMh.
Paplls can enter al eay time. They ,y t
charged with tuition from the lime they u,
the eioee of the Session.
l bs eoursc of Instruction embraces everyri..
Included in a thorough, praetiral and ata
pliibed edaeetioa for both sales,
The Principal, having had ths advaaup
much experience in bis profes.ion, a.aurei;,
rents and guardians Ihsl his entire shilli,,.
energies will be devoted to the moral and a
tal training of the youth placed under bis ebir
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Arithmetic, per Seeaion (II weeks) . . ,
Orammar, Ueography, Arilbmelis, and
lli.tory Id
Algebra, Geometry, Trironometry, Men
suration, Surveying, Philosophy, Phy.l.
ology, Chemistry, Book Keeping, Botany
and Phy.ical Ueograpky - . It
Latin, tireek and French, with any ofthe
above Brenebes - - - $1!
ajrNo deduotioa will be made for ebsn
mVttt further pa rticalars loquirc of
Rer. P. L. HARRISON, A. M.,
ClcarficU, Feb. S, 1 80S tf. Principi
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Lalkeribnrg, Feb. 27, lStl-tf
Democratic Almanac.
rpilIS invaluable publication li for sale at
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Deanoorat. It contains full election returns fr
every county in the United Sutes ; beudti,
number for Io6 contains a complete lift of
names of all tbe newspapers suppressed aad asoHr
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imprisoned during the same period. Thfes t
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tbe price of tbe publication. Tbe number for I'
isalso full of raiuable statistic. Anyoneenhl
u. sixty rents, will receive by return mail is
for each year, free of postage.
Crape Vines for Sale.
A 1.L th. leading hardy Tarieties of first qu
IX. IU.M UKU CI TTI.Miri, SI 00 t
mndred. CONCORD VINES oulr 10 cents
dors solicited a soon as convenient, and titled
rotation, by A. M. U1LU
Clearfield. Pa., A aged 8. 1887.
IMPORTANT I
Farmer. Look to Your Intereet--i
Money Whea Ye Caa.
CCRX ! CORN J CORK J COR:
THE GREATEST IMPROVEMENT f
THE DAY.
CALL and see Ficgal A Genoa's great 1st
saving aad most perfect aad eve
roK.v- j,.f.rrA.
Entire new machine, jast patented. With V.
planter one person can do as muck work as f
o tbe eld plan. Saves corn and plants art
more accurately. Caa be regulated aeeuriV
10 yenr desire.
Agents are employed te distribute anl
tna macutnea.
Pbilipsburg, Pa., February 10. UAS lf.
C$5,000 $5,00
Five Thousand Dollars Insuranct
For Twenty-Ire Cents, for ene Dsy.
FIVE DOLLARS PKR MONTH ASD FR
15 TO SO PER YEAR,
With weekly compensation, ia ease of total 4
bility.
No Medical Examination is made
Accident Insurance.
Poliolee and Ticket covering all kinds of Ae
dents whether received whilst traveling
er otherwise, sold by
ALFRED M. SMITH,
aprl-tf Insurance Agent, CleerfielJ,!
Philadelphia & Erie Railroad
WINTER TIME TABLE.
Through and direct route between FMled.r
Baltimore, Harrisburg, Wllliemsport,
aad the
Great Oil Region of Pennsylvania.
ELEGANT SlYePING CAE
0 all Klgbt Trains.
ON aad after MONDAY. K0V. IS. 18f7,
trains eoj the Philadelphia A Erie lb
Road will run as follows i
Heat warrl.
Mall Trela leave Philadelphia. II II F
t dc,....8t Mary s 1. 1 P.
I arrive al Erie f 00 P.
Erie Eiprcsa leaves Philadelphia-... ll.l'Csr
I oo 8L Mary a S.18 A
Do ...arrlre at Brie 4A
, lalwartl.
Mall Trala loaves Erie 10 15 A
I o Ft Marr s M P.
Do arrive al PhiUd.lnaw . ml)
Erie Eipresc leaves Erie . 4 li T '
d Pt Mary s 10.8V P
Do arrive at Philadelphia.... l.M P
Mall aj KirreM eoaneoi with all irslai
the Warren A Franklin Railway. Paesf
leavlnr Phila.lelnhu al iv ao u .nir.
Irrlneton al ( 40 a m aad Oil Cl'y al f . p
Leaving Philadelphia at 11.01 a. m , arrin
Oil City at 4.14 p.." r
All trains en Warren A Franklin Psi!"'
make close connections at Oil City wltk tn
for Fraaklia and Pelrelenm Centre. Brr
checked through. ALFRED L.TVI.KH.
General Pcpcrlnlesj;
Truaeea and abdominal eupportrc f see
kind ofthe latest improv e meat, for sl
to ittor ofHART8W!CK A ltj.
OWAIMHt piAC-KA. Kennedy's -i'!
O DlseoTcry, Hslmbold's Bucb. llakeri t'"
Liver Oil, J.a.'c and Aver's medirleec of sver
kd, fer sale by II ART 8 WICK, A
TT