ShcgcpuHiran.
Georoe B.GoonLAnnr, Editor.
CLEARFIELD, PA.
Thursday Morning, June 18, 1S68,
DEMOCRATIC J5TATE TICKET.
BOX. CHABLRS E. BOYXB,
ff Fayett. ewnoaty.
ar.Tir.e iinui,
CKXt WKIXISCTOX H. BUT,
Of damble eweurty.
Tho Disonionisu, at the late) rauni
cipal election in Washington, D. C,
acceeded in electing two bock nig
ftrt to the city council. The Demo
crats, like grjotlcmen should do, pro
weai against sitting in the chamber
with lb em.
The Democratic National ConTen
tion assembles in the city of New
Turk, on the 4th of July next, two
week from nest Saturday. Pendle
ton, of Ohio, or Hendricks, of Indiana,
or Seymour, of Sew Tork, or Adams,
of Mass., or any other pood Demo
crat, will satisfy our ambition.
An attempt baa keen made in the
Samp Senate, aince Forney wae kick
ad out, to charge all the other officer
of that body, but when a teat role
waa taken laat week, only four Sena
ton Toted for a change, ehowing that
the "dead duck" baa but four friend
in that bureau.
The trial of Hoa. Jefferson Davis
has for the filth time been postponed,
until October. Tbe-JIadical leaders
do everything by halve except rob
bing the people and the Treasury.
c . :.u.ir v. TW.. k..
been in court repeatedly, but will
never be tried.
The negro population of Georgia is
traveling with giant strides towards
extinction, and so rapid ia the decline
that even those living among them ran
ice the decrease very plainly. Such
are the fruits of Radical philanthropy.
Inatead of freedom, extinction and
death is th doom of tbe colored race
under Radical influence.
Jay Cooke'a "national blessing was
ibcroased nioe million seven hundred
and seventeen dollar during tbe
month of May, and is likely to contin
ue in the same proportion for several
months to come. AT hat! Xo war,
populution and wealth increasing and
the "national blessing" along with it!
Who ever beard of such financeering
and such blessings?
The Rump Reconstruction Commit
tee has reported a bill cutting np tbe
territory of Teas Into three States
to be named East Texaa, South Tex
as and Texaa. It provides for tbe ad
mission of thee stairs as soon as tbey
ratify thsBhu Republican fourteenth
article, which they attempt to lore
into tbe Constitution, in order to en
franchise all the nigger
Tba Rump Senate having rejected
Genera McClellan as Minister to Eng
land, that gentleman baa signified
hi intention of returning bom. He
will at once take the atamp lor the
Democratic nomine for President;
who ever he msy be. What love
these loyal scallywags have for the
soldier, who twice saved the Capital
and tbe "late lamented" from rebel
confiscation.
SraAKol Moytairrs We notice
that a few newspapers and politicians
Leretofor considered Democratic, are
making an eScn to nave Chief Jaetice
Chase nominated for President. We
admire Judge Chase's Slate rights
doctrines; they are grand ; bat we
detest his negro suffrage sentiments.
and could never support bim for any
office an til b renounces this heresy
Ws also not io a movement in this
State, to th effect ihalour delegation
to th 5aliocal Convention, sbonlder
Jsilge Packer, and secure his nomina
tion for President This is a farce,
and even more ridiculous thsn the
Chase movement. Tbe men at the
Lead of this thing are either tools
themselves, or they design to make
pne out of Mr. Packer, and the rest
of us. '
Thx Moasm Fat-siot The prin
ting establishment of tbe Patriot 4
r.e, at Hsrrisbsrg. has Ted into
.v. l-.j- rc r u. ' r ..!
-
Bedford Grrff, John W.
Brown, of
Harrisbarg, and D. W. Moor of this
place and for manv rear connected ! 'mply because stays and delays were him off. take bim off T But Butler
with tb. Th new firm 1 JT'11 F,u, V!" ",;i,,,(wll, ell fastened in the
, . .' . . . . , . i their Bails were instituted. Th new throat of Grant, and is not disioeed
presents their readers w .th a fine look-; Bcl y .p wUI lnto tffpcl to let him up just yet. He is paying
ing sheet, greatly en!arged.adrhag-1 the first of Augasl Parties building I hsck the Gsnersl in his own coin.
fi th title to the Xormitf Vfrj.. ! or having repair made to stmt torrs He goe in for repudiating th nation
We t-hall be very much mistakes if boJJ carefully exsmine tbe Isw and ' dVbt, but swear by all that is good
the rentWn Am ... .ret Ih. ! W,k Vbem,W HoFh ind H h bi indebtedness to
.. ... ... , ;v
ma:n; puunc wn . live niuc (
paper, and jswt suiw an .on as the
DetnncrarT of l ennTlvaB!a need at
the Canrud. and for which w. hone
' , , , , . . '
they a ill be amply rewarded by th
remorracy cf th warn. i
TI, n iwrtHRXT U Ui tvMirtlry
art) whit iitihtxilr w t!lsir.s TWir
lmHrttniii for "jrotctiu'' r
ml!. Wt din ths fWteit trig from
lb All nor 7Vif'".
Bon. J Woerill. . C from tbi. dtetraet.
aeorte Mr Ueaaead ' prae'M ,4
il. - IMIT mt ewr
tit..
nprtiH.t i
i Ml( frtk U
it rmr epetitin tw ndaevry
gewatle ifnil. u4 aaeay ui week-
..J mrm of empleTaBeal. Ol Ike
petlliewere, UM kawdrad ad Ikirty-Oir
from thu weot. ui owe hawdred and tklrty.
eeroa M Alleawa. Oa Ik. NM day ,'
Bomber of aotmeae f etea.lar import were pre
aaakrd by other Baemkwra."
We hare listened to the "protec
tion" wail erer aince we were born,
and the bantling la not satisfied yet.
Million of dollars hare been contrib
uted by the millions of consumers to
a few Iron Manufacturers, within the
past thirty years Jt M Pr
sistent In their demands as in the be
ginning. Congress, State Legisla
tures, and nine-tentba of the people
must be foreer blackmailed to main
tain and sopport the iron aristocrats.
If Congress were foolish enough to
put a UrifTof 500 per cent, upon iron
within the next month, the same leech
es would be clamoring for "more pro
tection," before another year would
roll around. The tariff and fish boun
ties paid to theeormoranuwbocontol
these interests, are species of robbery
that should not be endured. How
foolish for 600 Richard Boe s to psy
a heavy bounty annually for a life
time to about 10 John Doe's. Why
should the many interests in this coun
try all be compelled to pay tribute to
iron mongers and suckers! hy
must the farmers, mechanics and la
boring population of Clearfield county
annually contribute thousands of dol
lars to keep up the iron interest in
Centre and Cambria counties ? When
will these baby interests quit crying T
We may be asking too many, and too
pcrtinen t, questions about this mat
ter ; but as we bare beea robbed for
thirty years by tbeee men, we want
to know how much longer tSry will
continue to eat pap. It ia aboat time
tbry were old enough to take care of
! tbemselTea, like other people are com-
I114 do
If the iron men cannot
sews a regular tax for their mainte
nance ar-d qait ha m bogging the people.
Fourteen year ago tbe dead mat
ter aloaghed off from the Democratic
and Whig parties, and formed tbe
Know-nothing parly. This was tbe
death of tbe old Whig party the
cream of which attached themselves
to tb Democracy, while the buxzsrd
followed tbe fortunes of "Sam." Tbe
"dead beau" ia the Democratic party
done the same thing. Bui 'Sam"
did not last long. The evil genus
found in both parties previous to this
period, in 1$56, formed the Repub
lic party, and in 1860 succeeded ia
securing the control of tbe General
and nearly all the State Governments
Theirrule has been bloody and very ex
pensive, but tbe days of their revcliy
and harlotry, w are pleased to know,
are nearly at an end. Nine month
more will restore t e Democratic
statesmen again to power and author
ity. TTtri'r time will not be employed
in designing graveyards, and manu
facturing tombstones in memory of
their slain brothers, murdered and
maimed under tbe guise of extending
tbe area of freedom. . The haajf cp
on tbe political dial point moat dis
tinctly to the fact, that nearly all the
good men who, fur some cause or oth
er, had found their way into the Black
Republican party, are again forsaking
tbe opposition and joining the De
mocracy. Thus in two instance
within tbe period named have the
good men joined the "TTnion Saver,"
while tb corrupt and venal within
our ranks have joined tbe enemies of
tbe Union. Their loss is our gain in
patriotism and intelligence, if rot in
member. W bateve r good befals tbe
Democratic party, is enjoyed by the
whole country; and if evils overtake
it, the nation mourns, and the politi
cal and social fabric sympathizes from
Maine to California. Brute force has
had its abode bere for seven years
Ml, but reason and patriotism will
oon assume their former position
Hon. Wm. Sprsge, Senator from
Rhod Island, was last week re-elect
ed for six years by the Legislator of
that potato patch. Had this littls af
fair taken place before th rot on
impeachment, Spragoe would have
voted for tb President' acquittal.
MtoiAmcs' Luss. Tb Governor
j has an no need bis intention of appro
ving the law, pasard by tbe late Leg
islatare, extending tbe Mechanics'
lien law so as to cover repair, and
providing for ibe apvedier trial of cases
wherein liens have been filed than
1 1 A 1 1 . 1-1
ZZiTJLLZi- - .
h'd ' "ft importance to me-
frnantc wbo have in
many instanees.
j btretorore, born eomilled to wait an
unreasonable time for their jnt duo
' ted with H provision, before com-! "
pWtin, ,hw contract with workmen,
Erckaoft.
" "77 wiuwaepiacw
jon u 1Mb or August,
' of tbe mot remark a
igust. It will be
narkabU that has
occurred for centari
M4rr' m-A Until' wllc
ih tVst s tid !ncin h
or!Vd S4.lr' an4 NaiUW Co
ventitin at fh!esK rwnily, 'l'"
graccM to the army ard navy and to
e nation. Grnersl Cochran aaid,
t .a . . b..:f..MHJ at r
r-UmtiHl, '-he hopJ evory troeaolJier
In the country wonld s t s jurors up
on the conduct of the sewn political
traitor in the V nnea
and would give in a vcr-lit t cashier-
ing and dismissing them from tn sor-vi-e
of their country." This was said
of Feasendon.Truni hull, Grimes, Hen
derson, Fowler, Koss, and Van W in
kle, wbodared to vote on the impeach
ment according to tneir conw u-nx.
and their oaths; and just then the
h.nH ir,i. k unthe "Rone'a March,"
to the evident satifcfnclion of all, who
cheered loudly ! So says tho report
ers. Major lioirgerty. the next speak
er, callud the same Senators "recre
ants," and insinuated their votes for
the acquittal of the President on the
Eleventh Article of the charges, had
been bought with "greenbacks."
Then followed Gen. Stokes, of Ten
nessee, who "hoped that the country
would sriw out the recreant seven,
and consign them to obscurity, and
believed that a recruiting office would
be onened in the balls of Congress to
enlist fourteen new Senators to prefer
new charges against Andy Johnson
and vote him out of the White Ilouse."
Subsequently, "three hearty groans
were given by the Convention, rising
to their feet, for Andrew Johnson and
tho traitoroui' Republican Senators,
while the band again played the
'Kogue'e M arch.' " What should be
thought by the American people and
the world of an assemblage uttering
aentimcnta so unjust and malignant
against the President and Senators of
the Republic in language so vulgar
and vituperative? la it possible that
the convention faithfully reflected ei
ther the personal or political charac
ter of the brave men who, on land or
sea, defended the laws, tbe unity and
the honor of the nation f Is it to be
boned that ther represented but lew
soldiers and saijors outside of them
selves, and that the mat military her
oism of this land ia inspired by more
Pennine decency, intelligence and loy
alty than marked tbe scenes and Ut
terances above recited. A. true sol
dier would repudiate the nomination
of such a mob.
A DisscMBURO Radical. Mr.
Stokes, a reconstructed delegate from
Tennessee, said in bia speech at Chi
cago: "I am hers to defend the negro;
I owe my life to the race, and I can
not be ungrateful." We are not sure
that we know what Mr. S. means
when be says that he owes his lite to
the nerro race. Were negroes bis
nrocenitors ? Were tbey the cause of
bis advent upon the earth ltid he
inherit from them hia breath and
blood ? Can he trace bis genealogy
back to Ham, who saw bis lather s
nakedness? Ia boasting of his col
ored ancestrv, is be blowing bis own
trumpet ? We may well wondor how
this man Stokes, who, after having
taken actual service in the rebellion,
and written as vehemently as becould
in defence of it, made oath at tbe
door of Congress that he had never
given it the slightest countenance,
can have tbe effrontery to ahow bis
fsce and open his mouth before a pub
lic assemblage. He is a disgrace to
bis aiwostry, whatever the color of
their skins or the shspe of their heels,
shins, lip and noses may bave been.
LouitnlU Journal. '
Firiaks on tbi Wai Path. A
Montn-al dispatch aays: Tbe Fenians
are quiet at il alone, and St. Albans.
There are 25.000 stand ol arms at Og
densbarg, and beef and pork for 6,(HK)
men for ten days is on its way. An
stuuk is mensced cn Prescott and
Cornwall to cut the canal. Govern
ment detectives at every point, report
wnkioottsly quiet. A raid is certain
before lb first of July. The Domin
ion Government protests against the
removal of troops, and insists oo three
regiments being sent out and four
batteries. Two batteries have been
sent to the front, and two million
rounds of cartridges. Volunteer offi
cers received orders to-day. Doubt
are entertained thst tbe pay of the
volunteers is too tmali to attempt to
keep up an efficient force.
An Ottawa telegram states that the
military preparations for th antici
pated Feniaa raid are complete. A
field brigade has been formed in the
several districts, composed of regulars
and volunteers, having attached to
each a battery of artillery and troop
of cavalry. There will be a consider
able reserve of regulars and volunteera,
should the brigade already formed
not be sufficient to meet the emer
gency. A Tart soldier values bis word as
be doe bis life. He wolud rather be
blown from the cannon, mouth than
violate his pledge of honor. How ap
pears the character of Grant, meas
ured by this standard ! He gave bis
solemn word to the President on Sat
soudsy,that he would let him know on
Monday whether he would bold on to
the War Department, or resign, so
tbst some one else could be appointed
ia hia stead, bat on tbat very Monday
violated bis promise. This is not mere
assertion, but the statement of five of
the most prominent and respectable
public men in th country. 1 such
a man to receive th snpport of the
brave and true ? Il cannot be possi
ble. 1
Butler's inquisitorial proceeding
ar proving so dsmsging to Radical
interest tliat instead of nrmnirhim
0B sa heretofore, the cry of the lladi-
' majority in Congress now is, "take
rant shall be paid to the nttrrmnal
farthing. Stick to bim, Benjamin 1
Tbe elephant ia a great beast, but
not so crcat a one as Beast Boiler
Both sound their own trumpet. One
jot them it satisfied with his own trunk,
1 the other sacks other people's
mmd TWiM Itrr
fMa. ,
T. k.r 1 4
Sxrrio 1. lit if elM, dr., ibst
fr,,m and after the passage of this art,
the election for borough and township
officers in the several lioroiigns ami
townships in the county or HeardoU
shall l held on the i-ond Tuesday
of October in esih year.
Src. 2. The daily psy of judges, in
spectors and clerks of election in dm
trills polling less thsn two hundred
votes, shall be two dollars ; and in
districts polling more than two hun
dred voUs, twodollara and filty cents.
The daily pay of assessor and con
.t.l.loa attending election, shall be
one dollar and filty cents each ; and
their attendance at the same shall be
certified bv tho return judge.
Sec 8. The return judges shall re
ceive for making their returns ten
eenti per mile circular, to be computed
from the election house to the Court
House in Cleurfiuld, and from thence
to their residence; and tho return
from tbe borougH of Clearfield and
Lawrence township shall be made al
irnulv bv the iudcres thereof; and
the compensation therefor shall be
one dollar.
Sxc. 4. All laws and parU of laws
inconsistent hero with be and they are
hereby repealed.
IToana Tbikvks About. On the
night of the SOth ult., one or more
of these nocturnal prowlers entered
the atable of Henry Fleck, of Logan
township. Hontinirdon county, and
stole therefrom a dark brown horse,
about ten years old, mieen nanus
high, with star on forehead, long neck,
and carriea op finely. The horse is
insured in the Penn'a Mutual Horse
Thief Detecting and Insurance Com'
nanv. o4 lork. ana branded unaer
the mane with tbe letter -C." 110
reward will be paid for tho recovery
of the horse and arrest and coovictiou
of the thief
Thx Great Radical ArrucTion.
Next to the Oregon election, decided-
Ir the irreateet affliction or tbe Jtadi
cal party is Ben. Butler and Ben. But
ler's nosing committee. '-Spoon" is
Bwareoflbis. He knows that all sen
sible Republicans are thoroughly dis
trusted with the wnole proceedings,
and this is piecisely what he ia aiming
at. il baa not forgotten until a
"bottling up" process, and is deter
mined to bav hi revenge ; and tho
most effectual way of obtaining it.
Butler think, is to push forward the
operations of the smelling committee.
Kjllxd bt , Liohtsibo. Saturday
last while Mr. John Adams was plow
ing in a field near Shirleysburg the
storm camo upon him when hi bor
sesand he took refuge under tree. He
bad been thua sheltered but a few mo
ments when the lightning struck and
killed him instantly, but singular
enough the horses escaped unhurt.
Mr. Adams was a young married man
much esteemed by all around him,
and his sudden death is deeply mourn
ed by the entire neighborhood. Hun
tingdon Monitor. -
Gen. Grant ha already kicked the
economy plank of the Chicago plat
form overboard, by writing a letter
to tho House Committee on Military
Affair reccommending a renewal
of the increase of thirty-three and
one-third per cent, in the nay of
army officers. The law allowing this
increase expires June 30th. A one
third increase of expenses is a pretty
rood commencement in the wsy of
"retrenchment" and "economy" as
understood and practiced by Radical.
Genual Gbakt prediction that
the acquittal of th President would
be followed by bloodshed in the South
has not yet been fulfilled, much to the
disgustof the Radicals, who are hun
gering and thirsting for the hrnilinr;
of a nepro. orsomcthingof the kind,
nnon which to base a little axritement.
What will tbe Radicals do if Grant's
prediction remain unfulfilled?
Thad. Stevens in his rage remarks
that the impeachment wss "the mean
est trial, before the meanest ttihunal,
rif the meanest men in the world."
Thad. sneaks harshly of himself and
his friends, but nevertheless truth
fully. Hon. J. S. Smith, the member elect
to Congress from Oregon, is a nslive
of Pennsylvania lie hu resided in
Oregon nearly twenty-three years, is
a Iswyer by profusion, and a very
able speaker. Heiselocted by a large
majority on a very full voto.
Gen. Morgan, Democrat, from Ohio,
has been ousted from his scat in the
Rump House, and Delano, radical,
sworn in. Morgan will be returned
to the next Congross by an overwhcl
tning majority. More love for the
soldier.
James E. Shepard, the wife mnrdcr.
pleaded guilty to murder in the second
depree at 'Yorcoster, Mass., and was
sentenced to imprisonment for life.
gHarr.fl
Oa rb. talk wf J.m.IMI Vt A.Frwraii,
Me. OKORHR W. HARKK.VS. aad Mire ( tl.LS
TIAH f ATI KRSoX ; all of Morria too a. hip.
Oa tb. I4ih of Jan. ISAA, be P. A. Rowi ...
P.eq..Hr. JAMS PHILir.i, aad AMI A LI. N E
KL1 K, all o( Woedward towaabip.
Oa Ibe Alb of Jon. IMA. Vj P. Ian.BLa, Eaa,
r. JAMK! S. HARRIS, (fonworle of Oroii,
Malawi aad Mia. PHO HE R. BI NDY) all af
Uaataw kawBakip, CWrteld eooat., Pa.
Oa lea 1, 1M. kr A. HrTraa, P.m., Mr.
PRFDKRirK Pf RG aad Miaa LYMA at
liAlUhKNRAt all af Morrla townabip.
Oa taa tatk of Jaa. 1f. br tbe Ree. jw.
Pm.41. Mr. I LARKNOR RICH AKt8. mt PbU
Ipabarg, aa '. Aliaa ELIZA BbTU IU NKLY, of
firadr lownabip.
Xt CwrweataTill., Tebeoanr k. 1AS tT
Rrr.J. R. Kaaa.a, Mr. JOHN R. H0I.I1KM to
Miaa ESTHER JANK HILE.S,botbaf Pik. kowa
akip, CaaarSeld ooutj, Ta.
la Eaa Waterfnrd. Jane th, 1 SMI. be Rer. J
R. k ... Mr. roi.VMRI S C. I'AliMS.ad
Miaa MARY W. M. Ml LLEN, kotk af J.aiata
ooaalv, Pa.
Oa J.n 11, IMS, by Rer. J. K. Ka, Mr.
JONATHAN r. ROIi1rV,of gkad. .p. Pa.
aad Mia. MATTII W ALTkRS aa fkad. Yaller,
Baatingdoa aaawtw. Pa.
la Bradford aawm-kii.. Mi Ra4... JaweT. !.
af trpkoad free. UkoRUK LATIMER MILL;
a-ed i yaara, IS mlka aad U Sara.
Pev kiai w Itrt waa Ok rial aad to dia, fia.
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Plow., mm llm.w, Log flwl " Ctaia,
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of Rt. tm Il-nsod nrhi
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th. mmr kloW(( tw wi. nl t W wiik fc'
loaa iwhiwltowif oHr. J AS. abw nw
PKOPOWAI.W Hi.lxl nropoMli will M n
atiwti k.Ttk. Uowrr HriHr . ao'il lb 'k
o.r of bii. f' ! Wool) ohk or thir
Brirlir.: lo'k. bllt l orlwo. wllh lh pUm
ui. .nweHnatMU ia tb. win of th llirtet
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AB M IM'MPHRET,
W. W. HKTTS,
I. B. WAI.TKKS,
W. D. B1UI.KR.
j.l.jt Vintton.
A NEVVJOOK-
THE COTTAGE CYCLOPEDIA;
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niSTORY AND BIOGRAPHY.
ACMpim Dirtlwi.r. f worW. Pwom,
EtoIi. Pimm . Tki. witk aotkaMof Ik.
pi., owl rut. of I, priwoipwl wowntri.. anil
tiow. wf two kwwf norm, mnm m ' nnin'"",i'.i
,M of Aanruu) Hirtorr. by kiiwahu at.
PEARCE. J"HN DINLAVy.
OrmrMi, Pt. Jww. IS. ' 41. Alt.nU
fnion MilLs-Woolpn Factory.
rSI0!f TP, CLEARFIELD CO, PA.
TtIK .odrr.iro-1 k.rlwj parrbwd aa iatrrMl
la tko t'aioa Mill.. Wfr pmpaml lOMra wool,
aunafaetara and taiik Clolb. aad So all kind, of
work ia tbi. lia. oa bort aotira. la workniaolik.
aiawawr, aa4 ea roaMwabl. tcnai. Tkrj ala.
auaafartarw
Flour, Feed and Lumber,
Wkieb will b. told at tb Iowa Mik ralefc
Wool iatraoVs for carding eaa b. k-lt at b.
Mora ol H. Moowip or i. P. Kratarr, ia (Vrftld.
km tk7 will fit h sad mora it oa Batarda.
of wark work. Ltllm of iaairjr addmord to aa
at Korktoa P. 0. will rwiv. prtmpt altrntioa.
P. K. A 1. H. ARNOLD.
RorVtoa. Jan. Is, IHaS.ljr.
K. IIOIIISOX & CO,
PORK PACKERS,
.'a. 3U lAberty Pilttbmrglt,
Bar. wa baad a brr Block of
Bacon, Sides, Shoulders,
PLAIN' ASD FCOAR-Cl'ItED HAMS,
lieu Pork. Dried Reef, aad Leaf Lard, ad af war
wa Parking, Cariag aad aokiag.
Lard 00, Flour, Cheese, Dried Apple,
and Peaches,
Witk a general awortaaeat af Ororeriea. at Ibe
lownt nrket prteea. (Jaa. 18. le pd.
BtlROII.II OIII1IX AC I' Ala wieeting
of tbe Towa lo.anl.a Mar. MMn. tke
lowing (Hdinanea, pai-d oa tb. I Ilk of Ma,
1S4S, waa erdered t. be re-paldiabed :
lie it eaarted aad ardamed br tb. Borgewa and
Towa Coaaeil of Ibe Boroat-b of t'learaeld. and
" h ta beeekr maeted aad ordained by Ibe aalkv
M itj of tbe aaane, Tbat a. inhabitant of th. Bor.
oogk ke allowed t. feed borara. kora. or rem oa
M ta. paeewieeita oe eteeote ia froat of their dwell.
rage, or milk .owe oa th. pareinente or etrewte,
" aader a penalty of aot biea thaa al eettta aor
aor. tbaa 12. I. b. reeoeerwd for bomorh par-
poaea, .rreoal.lti to law." W. W. RETTS,
AtM U. L. Moaaia, Bar'.. jl Bargen.
NEW STOEZ IN CLEARFIELD.
itKi:i & Co.,
Hart jtaM prt4 ft mtw Mock f ton'xgn tsui
Dry Goods, Iloslrry, Motions,
TmxxiXGS, Ar,. dc,
Wkiek ther an aelliag
CHEAP F 0 R C A S II.
TCALL AXD SEE US!-
Tkraa door, below lb Pool OBe,
jeiij ri.p.ARFii-.i.i, r. tf
I)1
Noiioa la ket.kf gle.a that tb. portambia
beewtofoe. aaiatiag aotwora JaoMW Me Mom. and
Jnba Kiww, aader tb. Srai aaaaeof MeMl KRAY
A E I M E. waa diaanfeed b j Balaal eonaent an Ibe
let day af Mae. IWIS. Either of th. late Ira will
attend ta tbe Ml ling af tbe hooka.
4tAU tarn, baring anarllk-d arwoanU will.
amid Sraa will pleaaa call immediate), aad aHtl.
toe aa we. JAS. MrMtKRAY
JvUS KIME.
Baraaida, Jaa T, IMt. ol-dt
IIIAXGE OF IMSi:!
1,000,000 feet of Boards Wanted.
200,001) SHINGLES WANTED.
THE aadtmigned Uke. thu me4bud of aotife
eig la. p.Slie that ke kaa opened a Ktore for
tbe iwtail af all kiada af Merekaadiaa. at
WALLACETOX STATICS,
Oa tb. line af tb. Trroa. A Clearfield railroad, ia
Bogga towaakip, where k. ta determined tn aril
All Kinds of Goods
For CASH, or .teaange Ibeaa for Maaafarlared
Ll'MUEK. at rate to aiakc it the interat of bar.
eee t parrbaaa of hiaa.
t-aA-t all aad eaemiae the rtork aat iirieea na
fbe. dealing abwwhora. JOHN 'llOLT.
Walbvwloa, Jan. IS, If.
DF.AFXtaaai, LINHNESS A CATARItll
treated with tbe at suet eaeeeee by Dr. J.
It-AACS. M. U aad Profreaor ol li,w 0f the
Ere aad Ear la the Medical tVilete ar Prnn.Tl
eaaia. II year, elpenewoe, family af Lerdoa,
niNiaoa.; . rvj Area ntrert, I'nil a. Treti.
i W T ' k" Tb "r,1,r1
rarauy an laenra 10 eeeoBlpatiy ttieir pi
patiewl.
aa k kaa aa are ret in Jin proteaeioa. ArtiSetal
re ineortrd wit boat paia. e aharg. for ea
aminatioa. Ije-lfi-ly.
EDUCATIONI
THE pablie a re nrtiSrd tbat tbe hammer frt
of tb. rUylKIIAKNA FELEi'T
St UOtlLwiileommeoeeoa Monday. J ale 7e, I Mi't.
Tbe bcb(ol ia in the haerwtrnt of the ktetbiidiat
Chareb, ia Bell lownabip, Clearteld eoaaty. Pa.,
and ie capable of aoeommodatiag a Larg. aumlaar
of pupil. Tbe eiluatina it eery de.iraole being
three mile, north of lturnmdo, and foar Biilpa
aortb-aaet from Xew Waehinttoa, aad ia a com
munity af aanaaal moral habile.
TIITION.
(Per Beeeion of ebreB weeka.)
Poe Comaaoa braaehee. $
For Alrrhra, tlooroetre. Plan. Trg.onree
try. Mewaaratioa, Sarreyiog. Phitomiphe,
Phyaioliigy, Kbetorte, legits Phyaical
lleography, and Phenngraphy, on. or all
af tb. aboee, pwe aeawioa..... g
Daardiag, per neck 1 SO
Any fartkor information ran l ottaiaed by
addreaaing tbe Prineipal, Jaeta 6. Faun, at
Caek P. O . rirwrSrH eoantr. Pa.
COMMITTEE OP ARRANUKMLXT.
Caek. PaJaa. IS, li
II R AraTiIWTbeberibeTwill p..
tba higbeat nnera, ta CASH, for all kinda of
tar aad Dow Rkiaa. I. L. UZE.STEl..
Jaaa.ry ,! tf.
(altllVr It a!l. ti
cm Store In MuUctntiurft!
L. M.C0UT1UKT
rp.tKFH ki mrlkod mt ifnrllii lk rllllM"
X M l'oilnirii, ktihi. llirrt i"l i '
bf k ! mi4 ''
....t ui uu . lt iiimiIi.s. tlit. h k ! irlrr-
a,cr, u, irll Tt.N I'KK l ISI t IIKAPkR
Ul. MM.
qa.litr of lloodi r.B b pnlrk'd lot la
lor. ia tbe aeijbkorr-od. lln norb
Mir otht
OOBUU Of
Dry Goods of all Kinds,
arb ai tin.t!, Calmrri, Muilim, Pelalao.,
Liu.a, brillm;., Caicura, Triatniinfa,
KiblMiaa, Lai-,
READY-MAKE CI.OTI1INO. BOilTS A
SHOES, HATS A CAPS,
GE0CEE1XS OF ALL KINDS.
Coffc, Tfa, Sunar, Riot, Mnl.awa, riah, fall,
Lioatrd Oil, r'nb Oil, Carbon Oil.
Hardware, Queentrware, Tinware.
Caatiort, Plow, aad Pkw Caaltnaa, Naila, Hpikea,
turn Cultiratora, CiJct Pnaaca, and
all kiada of Ai.a. v
i-UMr Flw" r r Carweaarill. and
Catr. eoantj make, and an warranted Is bo ol
good quality.
Drugs and Medicines,
P.rfwawrv, PaiaU, Varaiak, Olaia, and s general
aaaoruaeal of blatiorwrr,
GOOD FLOUR,
Of diffemtt braadf, alwara oo baad, and will be
eold at Ike kiwoM poaaibaa I jure.
LiqlORH,
eb aa BRAKDY, WINE, GIN A WHISKY.
en ponnda of Wool wantad fur which tb.
bigbMt pne. will ke pais.
e Call and eeefur Tonraeleea. Yoa will Bud
ererjlhmg atualle kept ia a retail atora.
u. n. tuuinici.
M ulaoobarg, Jan. 1', lb6S m. pd.
XEW STORE.
Cor. Second Ft. aad UiU Road.
It. MITCHELL
nAS jtaft rfx-irsd and opntf-d, t tb uhort
mmH I'lawv, rntir rw Murk f ttM
M kit wkurk It will Ml! VtKV CHEAP
FOE Cvfiil. Ilia stock eoasuta of
Dry Good, Groceries
H AEDWARE, QUEEN'SWAUE,
ClotkiDg, U. He kcrp eboie
FLOUR, COny MEAL, FEED,
Chop, Baton iih. amd Dried
Pmoaa dmlrmii of parchating rooda t fair
rmtra mr mkdPc-iruIlT mfiiird Iv git htm arll.
tr- Apirvrd country rtiiMf will b takaa,
at th hirbnrt prim, in eirhangd) fur ,
CVarlicld, Jam IB, l!H-tf
G IS EAT WESTKKX
Insurance and Deteclive
lUHKASV,
Inrorporated by the LegiaUt.re of TMtnoia, witk
a Caak Capital of ,;uu.t!U0.
Mams flflicet Prratur, IlllnoU.
Cash Assets, July 1, 1867, $171,697.85.
Tbi. la tbe only Comnane that in.oreaagninet
ACI IHENTS NOT HKt LT1NU IX DEATH.
J. P. EAT0V. Aetuarr.
College Block, Korth 3d St., II am. burg, Pa.
Wit. M. McClLLOll.n. Agent,
jJS-tf Clearfield. Pa.
STRETCH7 BENNETT & Co.7"
(8nvvfwor to Prtrr T. Wria:bl t Co.,
inpora or amp nrai-rat ia
DRUGS AND -MEDICINES,
A Lao.
Brandies & Wines for Medical purposes.
jel3';j Ho. tm Market St., Philad'a.
Mammolh Marble Works,
CrKWESSVILLE, PA.
Tk. aakaeribera ar. prepared I. furnlik Teaib
. Btoaoa, Moaaai.Bta, Sid Tombe, Cradle
Toaha, aad C.B.U17 Poata. Tb.e will aUa
aaak. t. order any other etjle af work that Bay
b.detired. Taey a.a compel, wiik any For
aiga Maaarartarera la atjla or aeata.as. pvle
lowarikaaala.wk.ra. All ardera promplly at.
leaded to aad delirerei. Plena, call an, ar ad
dreaa,
WM. B. COLBTRK 1 BRO.,
May II, 4 tpd Cwrwew.e ill. Pa
VM K DILI-'
netirea' aad Cnnrtabb-a' 1 ee
X Billa, for aal. at tbia olnr.
Mailed to one
addreaa ea tb. rorcipt of ti ernU. M.y til
H. F. N AUGLE,
CLOCK AXD WATCH MAKER,
srroairs tbb ftv, wtatir nutty
POST OPriCEittiaSicLEAEFIELD
THE awbwriber rerpeHally lafpnaa hi aid
patroaa and tb. labile generally, that be
ku aa kaad. (aad la eoaatanily rrceieiag aaw
addition! thereto,) a large rtock of
Clocks, Watches aad Jewelry.
p4t-l kaep Jewelry to all ita foraa aad af
difiereat valaaa, .ilker by th. pirn or eee
WATCHES A fall a-aerlaant of.liker Oold
arrurer, ojad. ky th. heal Aaeri.'at and
w,rm ..oa.ae.ar.re, taeiaamg a la. lot of gold
aad ailrer hunting cua, tall Jew. led, Paieat
r'
CLOCKS-Of alldaalgnt. eoaaiating ofaigbt-
mmj mum ia in . - oo.r, I .Ither WelrbU tDnaa
lerera, aad
botk atrik. and alarm.
RFTA 1RINQ All kinda of Walrke and
Cloak kop.it.d, and warranted.
Ia addittea ta what I ka.e ennmaraled. I keep
fall aeaortatent of bPEOTACLKS. eolore and
1 f0o"!,a 'ORbA El'tTER KSITES. and la
ptaingiae. i.n, um.n PFNS and TEVCILS.
..o. eearyiaiag la Ik. Jewelry liaa. If I fail
heea aa hand jaat akal a ea.towi.r aiy ed, I
will order per Irat eipr.ee, aithnat eitra eharg..
A liberal .here af pahlie pairunagr ie .nliHi.d.
Ma. f, nil, H. t KAI GLK.
Spring GoodSpriritoods;
rickeyTIiharp & CO.,
Ko. ClieMnHt Ktrerl,
FBILADELPR I A,
liar jart opened, aad .far at
ro pi la it rnicEs,
SPUING CHINTZES,
SPUING GINGHAMS,
STRING DELAINES,
SPRING VALENCIES,
SPRING ALPACAS, AN!) .
POPLINS 1X)R SUITS.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
1T Chrataal UtrwrL,
- rniLAPELrniA. tn.
I, I
II. H ! l-'! ..'it ' ' '
Mil. 4 I ! ; two k.iu ..I A '
t.iii i. i "! i i n ihi
io.i-d l tbf m-i.it l "ti
AMMM I I
J.ti. II, 1. N-w N
'Mil
"- S.
A
IIMIMwI'N 1iH'si MM II
la k.r.ba gi.ea. Ik. I Itiirr. t,( Aiqif1,...
una oa in. ..no I, r,.i -i. e,,,
Ul. of Haul I iwnaMp. CU.-S'.! eo i,
kaalo kron dolt r'xnt.d to the .nil.',
all perenaa In debl'd t" a. id aai.t. ai I
aaka laiai.Oiai. parwj.at. cad tlmt. L.;
...ima nr d.maada will preart.t llirna p,,,,
ult-.l0l'd lor a.llleW'enl oilkuul J ia,
jeli etpJ ULOltUli eLi.h.-, Au.:
Fair I Fair 1 1
VT a wieotlng of tb. fciocatirt Camamti,
tb. Cleortleld Coonly Alincullut.l r,
lind on lb. 91b In.tmtil, il wsa r.niiUi J r,lt
FiiC rtrholj ila Seretilh Ann.ul t itir 'eumti.-t'
oa Toead.J. (kjtolier . Ii and mniiim. .
davai oa ibeii gruunda in tlu burou.h uf l ia
the I'uaiflllro, Ulirviug Ibut in tne fH,
undue diarriuillioliic baa bn loadtbr Ibr w
airaibat tb. arieullorai inlerrata uf Ibe rfiau!
otlcriiir. too low premluuia for farm -ro;!u'.., :
drU'rannrd I'J uike a ch.n; iu II1..1 r ,m
fall, br larjf' lr iofruaamg tb. premium, ua
kin.U of lana produ-jia aud al.aek.
Tbe premium Ima, and rtgulaliona, i
in due time. I. BAKI.KI'.,
Jan. 10, ISM. riretr
a r r(( Lbf. Of W'Hil Wanted at tho
1U.UUU KEYSTU.VK HTOUE.
Jan. II, it. Lleardeld f
The Lightning Tamer
milK andrrtlioed ar. lb. lole Ar-nta 't
1 onaaie for lb North Aarriean (I. Iru
LlKIITMNU BOD8." T iw ar. tb. odIj
rude aw ia aa.. and are aadureed br all
aciratiS. aaaa ia tb. .-antre.
Hi hrreb; aatifr tb. citiaona of tb. o
tbat w. will pal I be at ap a belter rod. at.
Icea money, than ia ebarg.il br tba I;'
areau wbu annual I J trae.ra. lb. annai
oarry f oar Intl. taah, ..r to retsrn.
ENCOURAGE UOME LABOi.
Tboao wiahing lighttinc Roda reeU4
tbelr baildinga aeed knt.ddr.ea aa be leile
eall ia pereoa. will put then vp ante
in theeuantr, and warrant tbaa. Tbe hodn
biimr.a oaa b. eee a at an time by e.ll't
oaraiir.. MEKKELL A ISIGLr.:.
Clearfield, Jaa. 11. ID'S t'
BENSON, CAMPBELL &, C;
Ka. 17 N. Fiflb Et. and Alt Comaiai
PHILAPELPUIA, Pa,
WHOLESALE GROCER
And Commission Merchants,
rot tbi tALi or
Wool, flineeag. For EViaa, Peathera, Lea
Plal Seed. Dnrd rimla. CloeeT Heed. I
Veat Kkiaa. Buu.r, llarawai, Micep
Skiae, Egg..Ae., Ao , Ac.
CONSIGNMENTS SULIUU
Weeklj Pric. carrent forwarded n reat.
Jus. 11, IMS If.
GREAT FENIAN RA;
Philadolpliia in aii Urc-.
THAD. STEVENS FRIGHTEN
Smith Found Alive
"VTOT Capt Jobs Smith. ar Fmiib ii.
i plorer. bat W. P M t fll MMtkT.ai
jaat r.iura.d from Philed.!,1..'.
.-) eelerwd etork of SPKl.Vli aal Mi.
0f.01S, a part of which ar.
Dry Goods 1 Dress God
MEX AND BOYS'
READY-MADE CI OTIID
nooTn and Hor.,
HATS, CATS, NOTIONS, ic,
-tut
Coffee, Tea, Sugar, Ji.!:-:-i. ',
Flour, Bacon, Fish, Spw
Crackers and Vinegar,
At bit iIt 1 mil aaat of Eartbaae tC.r.
e.nty. PnM)a)l at akieh h. iaeelhng at -prlr.a.
II. aba keep. ct,'r.'e e ?
gid aupilyof Llgl'ORS Old hie, 1
Oia and V i.a aad all uf th beat brae
ffigbewt market priow paid fcr all l
rOl.SfHY PHUDICK.
Th. pablie ar. Mliriud tc r'" kii
Ko eharg mad for ahowiag gooda.
W. 8MITII PAX
Kartbaa Tp., Jnn 11,1? "I" fm -pd
XOIV HEADY!
X Hook for the Ti
fc N nirrti nn4 tititer&1t
i V of tba Nntarv nt Iheorj of ear
THE FEDERAL GOVERN:
It True tnr and I hartri
Being eoeiew af Jadg. Ftory'a Come
oa tb. Cowetitutt.a of th I'a ted f la-
BT JTDQE ABEL P. r$tlFI
K law etwd.al ander tbe i-.rx;r' ti
Wire, aatbor of th. Mf of Pa'riek lletrt
af th. decern! Pearl of Virg aia. Cem
tba Kerr ia 141-1. and Ser.etere f '
th. eetirotent mt llaoi! Weli.ter. V
larrodnriioB aad aopioaa Cr tieal and Ei
lorj Kotea,
Bt C. CHACXCEY BTRR:
Oaa rol.m l'mo. Cloth. Pure. I'
VAN EVRIE. niKTON i
lell-It 11 Nar.au St , '
Hit! -KKI.I PKH t
by boymg their broom
Can aara 1 1
broom., bnclr't
ehorna. eraahoneeda. elotliea pina. Bp ti.
knife btivea. elfee mill., looking glaai-t
pane, Bed eorda. Da.kota, buun L . '
.bade, iitatea. sarp.ta. mettine. o!lrtv
ist ' i. P. ERA"
;n AM) il:i)u iM--.
for. 1 e.kol. brinaton b. rai, eim.awa.
, onnpkor, enaey need, raaior ail. -..:
all. aie.t.rd. ea.ra, rbabarh. roeio. g'a
i gam ahellae, bottle w.i, c-u.cr'"r.ied it'
P""b, waahiag .tela, .poor .
ar . miwmmw w wrwr. wn""-
eltrtol, lie me, perfnraer.. hair oil. aw
laedanna. anodeldoe, p-epared
aoo'king ryrup, aaiapa. Dr. Jia' m il"
June II, I m. J. p KKUI
1mTKRHTaa b. wPr'led .
wLitelead. red load. anw white ti
aino, yellow ehre, terra airnna d:,e ''
eer.et.en lead, dropblark. lanii'hlark. re
eermi II ioa, pari, a kii., amber. Iirthara
oil. aplriu of tuixanne, damar .. 1
earni.h. a-nhaltaea e.rni.k. anellae
oarh ea-k ah at 1 P. K R
VIIMIMTR A.1I1K H Xtim i:
la hereby gie.n th.i 1. tie. i 'r
ti.a, aa ta erlale of C. 0. NIT"
deeoaaed, late of Uurnaid townabip. f
manty, Ta., haiing heea a. )
andervigned, all perBa iadrbted te '
tot will pleaae make Payment, and lliar
iaima ar aWtnaeda will preieal then I
went wiihnat del.e.
CaTPERINK Miter
May II l p.! A""
LIVERY STABLE.
TIlK andrraigned beg. Wave to m.-.';-llP
that be ia now fulle prepared to
date all la Ibe way of fui:. :... -r-addlr
and lUrneea, na tb ahortei' "'
on reaaonaWe terra.. Reaidenc nn
between Third aud Fourth. -liKO.
W. CEAT.I
neaHleld, April 11. U6T.
Ill 11.11
1 1 weaamal
-Ile; M ATI.HI AIJ
ihor hoai.il, m.". r ' '
hingloa, ewlnined planter, wbu.
C'k. loek. hull., .!. glaaa. P"1'.' 1
Biag tkatler kingea, alwaya on bai
J. P h
I'r, l .
DA VLlil rll 1 1 ot all kiBH.al
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