She Republican.
GEomir D.GoodlaM'KB, Eilitor.
"Clearfield, pa.
Thursday Morning, Oct. 22 1668.
Democratio National Tickot.
FOR PRESIDENT,
Hok. nOllATIO SEYMOUR,
(ir NSW TORK.
POR VICE rRMIDINT,
Gex. FRANCIS P. BLAIR,
OF MISSOURI.
ELIXTIIHKt
William V. MoGralh. Iflrorge W. Call,
p v. kn.rlT. M.D.Jeeee C. Awru.
Cbaa. M. Leieeuriug. I'. Potter Witbingtoa.
Pimon W, Arnold.
iw.llieja R. t.oraal.
Heorge R. Bemll.
Harry R. Cogg.hall.
I William P. Policll.
ICyrui L. Perilling.
Keobea Mauler.
nraura .ii.uiii . i , t i.
p.,"JX"-;ifrcTru 1K b. peA-arcr"'-
; Amor u. pioyee.
Rernard J. N ulUB. IJamee V. viern..
William Shirk. Unmet H. Hopbine.
A. O. Brodbeed, Jr. iBdward 8. Golden.
John blmJiuf. lowuoel B. WilKin.
Addrtit of the ItemotratU Slate
Vommtllet.
Dekociutic Stiti Comkittii Booni,l
l'hlitdtlpliia, Ocl 16, IMS. J
To the Democracy of Ptnnsytrania :
Yon bare fought a good fight.
You bave polled a larger voto than
ever before ; bave reduood the liadical
majority of 180C by nearly one-half,
and Lave proven tho immortality of
your principles and the vitality ot
your organisation. ,
Radicalism has carried the State by
means of the grossest outrages; by
openly and corruptly buying tlioaandB
of voters; by driving from the polls
foreign-born citizen! regularly rata
raliied many years since; by rejecting
the voles of thousands who were leal
ly made citizens in the Court of Nisi
Prius; by violating and trampling
upon tho seal of that Court a recog
niied symbol of the law; by deterring
legal voters from approaching the
polls thronjjh thrcatend penalties for
imaginary offences; and by the des
potic and unscrupulous use of power
bv election officers in Radical Districts
Under the spedous charga of fraud
upon your part, Radicalism has per
petrated the vilest frauds. Thousands
of voters bave been colonized, pan
pers assessed and voted, repeaters
hired and -voted five times in Radical
precincts, returns of election altered
and manipulated to suit their own pur
poses, and Irauduletit naturalization
papers issued by the ream.
In the contest just closed you bave
learned their capacity for violence
strength of their organization and
discovered the weak poiDta in your
own.
With the experience thus gained in
the school of adversity, we will go
forward to victory.
The enemy are yet to be taught
that outrage and fraud, violence and
wrong cannot be perpetrated with
impunity; they bave yet to learn that
you are neither dismayed nor demor
alized, and that in the pursuit of the
right you know no such word as fail.
Arouse the people once more for the
conflict Bring to the polls every
Democratic vote. For right and jus
tice give back right and justice. For
outrage and wrong return the full
measure of swift retribution.
The work to be done it no holiday
sport. It Is the last battle for the sal
vation of the Republic, the preserva
tion of the Constitution and the suprr.
macy or your race.
Work and fight as men engaged in
inch a cause should work and fight.
By order of the Democratic State
Committee,
WILLIAM A. WALLACE,
Chairman.
GtoKGU Spaks. people on
earth were ever so persistently and
wickedly misrepresented as those of
tbe bouth. Some of those who have
taken an oath before God and man to
keep inviolate the Ten Comiuand-
meuu, (one of which declares "tbou
iiuv war iaie witness against
.tny neigiiuor,-; are often beard de-
5 &aiusi buu misrepresenting
ui jTotrie. lo contradict these
alaodcrers and hypocrites, we lay be
fore our readers this week, the add,.
of the Democratic State Committee of
leorg.a, for hich we bespeak gen
eral perusal. In this address, Mr.
Cabaniss distinctly sets forth the plat
form of the Democratic party of his
State, and in fact of the whole South,
which we bono will close the mouths
of cowards, slanderers, backbiters and
knaves.
Democrats t,f Clearfield, examine
the c-leeiu.n ret arm in this paper by
bornoithi and township,, m.ke a cal
ltion, and ac, bow many more
votes yoa can pr,n on the Sd of Xo
vembsr next than you did on the 13th.
We predict that the tuirtv ditiricU in
county tan poll wn ,
from ten to twelve more Democratic
wt each. Look aronnd and see
bow many of your nehbor. remain
ed aw.y frcm ,he pot ou t, y
-d make . proper effort to got them
ot- -Whyatand ye idle," while the
nerny j, hatlering dowo
of liberty f
Rathe
., I-.. HU
t. V ""-"" lor rrident and 1 he "firroct who are Ted by the
then howl peace. It 1, a jllte Radical Freedmen s liurcau at ihsex
k. a harlot .topping to lU door of P- ,7 of h.
In tb. .JLi , 1 'Mr
the .treet to be virteou
Tht I rrl It IHvr,
Vf rt lrc to mltvil IliM rretilt
on 0i ?l Tura.tnT of V.lrr rt"t
hot Impel il Wc'tiU If ! tut
... . . - a ....... I
r nol Uif icon ai'i'ioirBRi'i. ""
IWiliff rtM fr Union ol
thirtv-Mvrn fiM. Iiul.-winl.-nl nJ
Iinnt.v Ktni.'n. cuntrolU'il ry Wf
men, mill fi'r wliito men Rinl their
tiost.-rity forever. Our rKliinats lor
(he county wan Ihiih'J njion A vote
fullowi : ltmorrnt, 8,1H0; RiiJintl
I.MOj IVmocmlio majority, 1,2."0.
Tho voto in IVccaria, RruJy, lsurn
side.CloaifK-ld, Decatur, Knox, Morris
aud Now Washington, is a fiaclion
over our estimate, especially in Deca
tur; while tho other district did not
come up to our expectations. Tho
aggregate vote polled in the county is
620 greater than ever befors, and on
Congressman was 4,150 for ltrown
8,000, for Scofield 1,800 making the
majority for Mr. Brown 1,170. Tho
list of voters shows the rcmarkahlo
fact that over one hundred and fifty
voters lulled to cast their ballots fur
the State ticket, three-fourths of whom
we doubt not were Democrats. Wo
are informed that in Lnwrence town
ship ton failed to voto the State ticket,
eight of whom were Democrats. It
.... -I . .i z,ira wam. t
the polls, yet but 4,950 (the highest)
ballots are counted out of the boxes.
Democrats of Clearfield : you done
nobly, but you can go three hundred
and fifty better on the 1st Tuesday of
November! You literally overcame
the world, the flesh and the devil, on
the 13th instant. The Radicals were
determined to reduco our majority to
1,000, and to this cud had employed
bonds, "greenbacks," National and
State patronage, and every other cor
rupt influence, to seduce and cujolo
the innocent volor; yet, withal, wo
bave increased our majority 40 votes
over the exciting contest for Govern
or in 1800. Go to work. Let no one
become discouraged in doing right.
Voter, go to the election yourself, and
see that your neighbor goes too, and
that he votes the Democratic ticket.
Wo see nothing to discourage us at
the present time. The battle wc fought
in October, 1804, was as hotly contes
ted as the presont one, yet when No
vember came, Gen. McClcllan's voto
was increased 294, while Lincoln's
was but 155 greater making the to
tal increase from the October to the
November election 449 votes.
In passing over the county, we met
scores of voters who maniftnted great
carelcssuesK about the October elec
tion, but would pledge their honor that
they would turn out on tho 3d of No
vembcr. Let every Democrat look
around him, learn who remained
at borne on the 13th, and invito bis
neighbor to go with him in November.
Election in i'hiladtlphla
Our capital city, which has been so
long in the hands of the political Goths
and Vandals, has declared the second
time lor en uuumueJ tnion. llu
true, the majority for Boylo, for Aud
itor General, is only 175, but for Mayor,
Fox bas 1,838, and for Dietrii t At
torney, Sheppard has 1,275. The
Democrats carried every officer, but
the Radical Return Judges kept throw
iDg out tbe votes of Democratic pre
cincts until they elected one of the
Judges of the District Court by 25
votes, and reduced all our candidates'
majority to about as above stated.
The election of a Democratic- Mayor
will throw eleven hundred Radical po
licemen out of office, who will be
uperseded by "Union Savers," unless
tbe Legislature, as we expect it will,
when it meets, takes tbe appointment
of policemen from the Mayor.
Tbe election of a Democratic Mayor,
District Attorney, Receiver of Taxes,
City Comptroller, City Solicitor, City
Commissioner, Prothonotary, or e Dis
trict Judge, and a gain of two Con-
gressmen,in Philadelphia, at tbistimo,
is a glorious success. Last year the
Democrat elected tho Sheriff, Com
missioner, Register, Recorder, and
Clerk of the Quarter Sessions. The
old Slate House is therefore cleaned
out.
Not Ala Lost. Although we IobI
the State ticket on tho 13th, we have
the consolation to know that the city
of Philadelphia is now in tho bands of
Union men. Besides we have gained
three Congressmen, Moffet, in Phila
delphia ; Reading, in Bucks;and Foster,
in Westmoreland, who bos shelved the
great "Alligator," and for this alone
we are compelled to exclaim, in the
clasaio language of "Honest John" j
himself, "Glory to God," Covode
"are"' defeated. This it not all:
We bave also gained two State Sena
tort Duncan, in the Adumt and
Franklin District, and Turner, in the
Luzerne District. Three Congressmen
and two Scnutors, enough to save the
State from ruin for one year, at least.
RrrcastD. Our readers mill no
doubt recolloct that General George
W. Morgan was, two years ago, elect
ed to Congress from tho Llth Ohio
district ly JliO majority, hut was turn
ed out of his seat, and that miserable
"loil" ecailuwair, Delano, pnt in his
place. Gen. Morgan was reelected
on the 13th, by l,t;..K majority.
Daniel W. Voorhoca, of Indiana,
who was also turned out of his seat.
bas been returned, while George W.
Julian, tho celcbratod Indiana Aboli
tionist, who Las held a seat in Con
grtas ever since 143, hat been de
feated. The great impeachcr, Ashley, of
Ohio, has also been elected to stay at
borne. Thus one Disunion harlot af
ter another it dropped.
where tbov exist, "th. colored bal.
of liberty.' Odorvut Ubss, tbcee.
lb ftratttf rt Ihe Mr.
Tl llfll. Ul IVltltHH Kill bllOt tUl
(lie lVnn"Tt Imvc Hitl I''
Iran limn ton llintieaml roll, l'vcrt
nl... tln hir.Jilv mil anrvlv rotlllrr
v - - v
jOio rent lln.liml mrtj.iritio f 1
CI nJ Jrcviou jomih. 1 a1 ll.rr It
no uni wnni an 111. n" .-
Wc gave the enemv a good fight In
Oi tuber, and wo will overthrow them
In November, if we rally our voters lo
the polls.
Their eolonir.ed voteit must return
home, in order to save their own
Htutes, and cannot return. Their
money, which they so lavimiy spent,
cannot Lo replaced. Their rejection
of thousands of our naturalized citizens
at the polls, dure not bo repeated.
It was our misfortune in the late
contest to have unpopular candidates
upon our local tickets in a number of
counties, in consequents of which a
largo number of our voters remained
away from tho polls, while others vo
ted against them. This state of facts
prevailed lurgely in Lycoming, Nor
thumberland and other Democratic
counties. Hence we were weakened
in thoso counties; nnd in the Radical
counties, patronage nnd power in the
bunds of local cundidaten, gave us no
..U..u .t,.iMAM . rr-K;ilat.nf lhinn
is now changed. All local candidates
ate out of tho way. The Radical
Congressional candidates and foreign
stumpers are out of the 'rfay, too.
ThesctwoclemoulM, with thoir"grocti
backs," are what we had to fight in
October. All theso have, to a great
extent, withdrawn from the contest,
because they had but little else to gain.
Not to with Democrats. They are
not laboring for oflice. Their ener
gies and aims are prompted by higher
motives. They uic laboring for the
restoration and sulvation of this Union.
Therefore, let! us, in this hour of our
adversity and defeat, show to the
world tho patriotic quality of our par
ty, and to the enemies of l!:o Union
that wo have cnorgy, recuperative
power, and faith enough in our prin
ciples to yet overcome all our toes, of
every race, color, sex, or persuasion.
Democrats, go to work. Next to
your soul, labor to save your country.
Make vigorous effort to bring our
voters Jo the polls. Let every Demo
crat constitute himself into a commit
tee of ouo, and work in his neighbor
hood from now until the election, and
Pennsylvania will cast her voto for
Seymour and Blair on tho 3d ol No
vember. We havo only been cheated,
not defeated ; and our friends will see
that we are not cheated again. Tho
three thousand naturalized voters
who were cheated out of their voles
in Philadelphia, are. sure of getting
their ballot into the box next Novem
ber; while tho two thousand "loil'
colonists from New Jersey, must go
home to save their own ticket in that
Slate, as well as those along tho Now
York border. Let thcro bo no such
won as mi,, ana victory nui crown
our efforts.
The t fitly of I.'rrry ttrmoerat
The election which bas just past
docs not decide the Presidential ques
tion. Tho battle as to that it to be
fought over again on the third of
November. Tho majority in this
Stuto for the Republicans is a very
small one. Tho vote polled in this
SlHte is considerably over six hun
dred thousand, while the Republican
majority is less than nine, thousand.
Then al the next clecti jn it only re
quires us to change Iwo Republican
votes in nvru hundred, to make a dif
ference of twelve thousand in tho
result, and give Seymour tho State by
three thousand majority. In the Stale
of Indiuna the majority fur tho Re
publicans is only about one thousand;
a change there of one vote in two
hundred will give that State to Sey
mour. It is a very rcmarkahlo fact
that the election of a President of the
Lnited Sletes depends upon less than
six thovMnd voters, in Pennsylvania
ana Indiana. Jn tins State, wc bave
only to pick up courago, and wo can
carry the State, and" sure tho country
irom nccro supremacy and lnoitnrv
despotism in tho South, and from
bankruptcy in the North. Gen. Grant's
own paper, tho New York JleralJ,
says the public debt has been increased
in the last year 142,000,000, a debt of
itself greater than the whole State
debt of Pennsylvania ever amounted
lo; and this in tnno of peace, with
enormons taxation on incomes, and
on articles ot food. Wo can easily
carry Pennsylvania at the Presidential
election ; lur now the Democratic par
ty in the city of Philadelphia have
been so elated by Iheir late victory
that th-y can treble their majority,
and then when Perry, Northumber
land, Lycoming and other counties
we can name, double their majorities,
as they tan easily do, the State enn
be carried for tho Democracy beyond
a doubt. It only requires every man
10 sianu up tiravcly lor Ins country
and do bis duty. JIarrUburg Vairivt.
A 1500 Ban mr. We observe that
the Democratic Stato Committee offer
to the county giving in Novomberlhe
largest percentage of inrrraso over its
Democratic voto in October, a banner,
with appropriate devices, costing not
lest than fire hundred dollars. Hero
is a good chance to win a magnificent
banner, and Lelp save tho Union at
the same time.
Bot so Ovtn. A largo number of
tho Radical Judges and Insjicclors in
Philadelphia have been arrested and
bound over to appear at Court and
answer for maliciously rejecting tho
ballota of Pemocrats. They will of
course be found guilty, and must bear
the penalty for violating tho law.
Hero will lie a rare chance for "loil"
philanthropists lo put their views in
practical thapo by assisting thooO
they got into trouble.
Tho present lVmm-ratio electoral
ticket in Alabama has withdrawn, and
one substituted composed of men wbo
can take the Vnited States oath.
There Is a fiiclic proverb : "If tho
best man's faults were wiitten on bis
forehead, it would make him pull bis
bat otct hit eyea."
IliOV.lOOO. AU(1 won, omiuni. vwn'v uk
Election Districts. ! M C 5 ' 5 M 5 f c '
: : : j p 5 U i 5? ? I
IWrui Ip'lllllTTlflTu 11 131 JIT
Zn 1L9 61' 111'.1 M 130 60' 130 ,J 181 61 130 IK W W-
, ,,' ":.: 34 li 3.-,! 21. 35 9' 85 80 83 29 85 80 85 f
Hcrcnrin . . .
Bell . . . .
(Mini . . .
ltogu'S . . .
lliinliiird . . .
Brady . . . .
Burnsiilo. . .
Cheat . .
Covington, , .
Cleartield, . .
Curwcnsvillo, .
Decatur . . .
Ferguson, . .
(iirurd . . .
Goshen . . ,
Graham . . .
Gulich . -
Huston . . .
Jordan . . .
Karlhaus, . ,
Knox . . . ,
Lawrence-, , .
LumberCity,
Motrin .
Washington
OscooTa . .
I'eun . . . .
Pike . . .
Union . . ,
Woodward, . ,
Total . . ,
Majority . ,
Mlepreentatlve--onUiaI.
The following is tho vote polled in
the several counties of thit Represen
tative Dstrict, viz :
Mi-Culloufh, Adsmi,
Ocuntlrg.
Clearfield,
Klk, .
Forest,
n4.
1,904
603
S42
Total, . . 4,429
Majority for McCullough, .
2,749
1,080
FoiiTif-FiKfcT Conuress. The Penn
sylvania delegation in the next Con
gross will bo constituted ne follows :
1. Ramiiul J. Randall, Dtm.
2. Charles O'Neill, Rad.
8. John Moffet, Dem. oain.
4. William D. Kclley, Rud.
5. John it. Reading, Dem. oai.i.
6. John I). Stiles, Dem.
7. Washington Townsend, Rad
8. J. Lawrence Getz, Dem.
9. O J. Dickey, Rad.
10. llenry L. Cako, Rad.
11. M. Van Aukon, Dem.
12. Georgo W. Woodward, Dem.
13. H'lysses Mercur, Rad.
14. John B Pucker, Rad.
15. R. J. Ualdeman, Dem.
10." John Cessna, Rad.
17. Daniel J. Morrell, Rad.
18. W. II. Armstrong, Rail.
19. liler.ni W. S.niield, Rnd.
20. G. W. Gilf.lan, Rad.
21. Henry D. Foster, Dem. gaim.
22. James S. Negley, Rad.
23. Darwin Phelps, Rad.
24. James B, Denley, Rad.
Mfrntwrl of llit pm nt Cotirrw.
llettoorala, S ; IUiulilicaiii, 1. 4
Troubles, liko babies, get larger by
nursing.
jniarrlfd.
Al th Prr.l.jliTiMi ruirioiiNce In 4 li S iHimt-itli.
o Tlmri lnj urn, re Oc'ob. r 1 4th. 1 .-6S. fcy In.
J. O. Asrnrs, Nr. WILLIAM W. F1'EMT to
Mi.. CAItKlR L. IIARTMANj both of fUfp
tnwn.liin, rirftrfirl.l evnnty,
On Tlmri.la.r. OrtoWr lMh, isss, W Joins
Evii, !.., Mr.rillltSTIAN l.ASI( il lo UiH
AMANDA Mtl.I.ERi fcoth of TlVt towmblp.
t IrarSf Itl eountr, Pa.
Ou Ortobw I.MS, ISf.S.fcf J. R. t ALl.wru, F..Q.,
Mr. JAMK8 II. FKRIitSOX lo Miu LICV
OWt'.VS; bulb of Ftrgoion lo..liif, CtrortrM
ooaaly, I s.
Oo OrU.bfr iSlh. ISlil. Ijr J. C. Il.n.irr, Iiq.,
Mr. JACOB IIEUKUI.IMJ uil Mr.. ELIZA
BET II ULSTER, both of End; town.hlp, (V
fiulJ OOUbtj., To.
OO OtlnhrT Slh. ISM, hf J. C. BaRSETT. I).,
Mr. LAFAYETTE M.-CLl'RRond Miu JENNIE
URAft'KKIl, both of I'ikt tu.biT, Clrsrtltld
ooonty, r.
In thii borouch, oo Ortolior lTik, Hf-S, V.tllT
dooitUter of iltsi Kmi uil A. F. UursTti,rrI
f j cow, 4 monlbi nod 27 dsyi.
In W,wKlwrd li.wo.hip, i.l Oclolr ISlh. 1S0S.
HICIIAHO ROWERS, .grd .l.ut r ytn.
gra flvrrtisnamts.
1H mi.H-.F0l R IIOIIK.s. 0o htrj
(.ii, tuiubto for linl.Hnr.
S-lf U. It, BARRETT.
("1 AI-TI03.M.AM rrarMim Are fH.liT oautmnfd
J orain.l hrhrii.( or Iiu-Iitk mj n.n HA V III,
. I mm dtrmintl l no inro drdtf nt hi.
foiilrorlin j An-I I will r.,Tt hil waaxa off thoaa
who rmpl..v bioi bv due pn,rno of Ihw lr not rul
unlaiily Ai, uri-r In nir. 1IK.NRV K.VAER.
Lotht-r.l.otK. OtIoImt 22 .11.
1)
lOl.tTIOV
Ol' I'AKI m:iimii.
J lie firm of Irwin A Monlrliai. niriri.d in
nit oriii; nannen , t'.rwen.tille, aS , t),r
..-in wi ,ri,.iM-r, air.olioil br iduIuaJ cnDAriit
Ihr l.iiAineAO .,11 bo curriH on AA fcenf foro ht
J It I FBI. I tl (llll-lk. .
Fl Allli Ml'iNTKLIlR,
Curwenitille, O.-l-.Ur 2J, I nlif.du
VIIMIMMTH ATOH K fcOTU K.-Nolir,
ii borrbr nrn llil lctler of ndminlatrotioa
..ii Om. a.ia'a .f ItlrlUHII HOW I.K, drru-eil,
lAleof VK,.,r,i nwi,,l I I, Afl.1,1 i l
Sonne b" dnlr rMM lo tho mdrraignod. ill
pfTAum iodfl.led to iaiJ o.lAlf aill prM mate
parnirnt, and tliuao bai inn rlaiina or drniandi
ill i.rrnt t)irn pn-.H-rlr atilhrmli-nlrd f..r H
tloinent. llAR.MA.N ItoU I.KH,
Klolm II Si p.L Adminialralor,
Mc K N IGHT , "j A N N OT."
WAGON AND SLEIQH-MAKEES,
CLKA fiFI Et.rt, P.
(tnaiediatel In mar of Macblnt Shop,)
a'HR mb.crlr.fr would r..frtrult Inform tho
rilll.o. tt Cloarlirld. and tho ublir la r.a
ral,lhatthe an propartd lo do all klod.ofwork
OB
WAGONS. CAKKIAGUS, SLEIdflS Ac.
os abnrt nolle and on rea.r.nabl. I.rtnl, and
la n workmaoliif mann.r. A new foaturt in
onr lint la iht no loa oar own work.
All order, pronpllr atiended to. -im
. M'MiiHT.
O.I. M.'SS, CHARLES JANNOTT
ORPHAN'S' COURT SALE
OF YAM ABLE REAL ESTATE.
UT VIRTI f aa order of the Orphan.' Coort
of rirarnrl.l poonlr, there will U eipnord to
foldit Calo, at llrord.ld, on
Tl'Kl)AV, KOVI.nilir.R KMh, laxm,
The f.-li.-oint deacrild Real E.l.l., rtlnate in
Woodward ..wnhin, ClrarSeld eonntr. P t.,
the e.l.le of Jaaii-a Alriaader, doreaeed. boanded
aa f..ll..wa: On Ibe north and out be land. nr v. 1
. hb..fl. on tbe eonlh he land, nt Aaron P kik..ir.
and Una. Aleiandrr, and on the watt bj land, of
n.wMirA nreaanoer,
Containing loo Arret,
aioet of which I. ander tood enltlealion. and har
in aroatod tberaoa a food fraae hoaae aad barn
tela, and the halancw tn our var tk..... a.-
or . "vffinizipSS: 1
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2h:i 75i' 3 '0 00 820 00 323 M 818 101 822 671 823 Ho
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01 19 04' 20 04 20 051 25' 03) 20 05 25 05 2o
117 74' 155 100, lft.V 105; 1541 100' 13ol 131; 159, lol 130 1!H
' " 2S 74i 25, K.i! 2 84' 27 8.V 25 89 29 S3 Ti '
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02 44! 04! 45! Of! 451 71j 401 (50 41 Of 43 07 43
00 2i O"1 30' 0 80' C7 30: 60 881 67 80: 67 80
40 20 60 831 m 83' 6s 32, 57 82' 67 83, 68 32
110 20 111! 7 ml n! m ir 105 21 113 14 111 L
30 01 25j 03! 25 0.!1 24 031 23 W 24 03 24 03
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00 30 89- 60 89 flu 891 49 87 61 8K 49 89 49
6) 20; 0l! 20' 61 20 01 27: 69 27: 61 27, 61 20,
. . 100 29,! HO1 231 llo! 23 llll 2C' 110 22 111 23 111 23
. .. 255 01), 251 j 09! 25l 00' 257 100' 241 110 250 09' 255 loll
. . . 82 21 80 23 80 231 30 21 32 27 80 24 85 24
. . . 156 02 1741 62 174 62! 174 52! 173 63, 174 52' 174 62
30 11 'i -43 fj 43 ? 41 C' 43 V. 44 7 44
. . . bo o2' a Ci 82 A." hi 00 r. os! f n 01 oo,
, . . 80 53!' 74; 68 74 63 75' 63 72 5( 74 53 j 75 63
. . . 100 01: 114 108 114 108 115 100, 110 108 114 100, 115 109.
. . . 63 444 44; 4K 44 481 44 48 45 45! 44l 48 41 4"
, . . 80 41 00j 641 OGj 54 J 05 65 Ooj 55 05 6fli 05 65
. . . 27HO 105(i 3l)37l895 304o'l892 3000i189o!29541904 3009!lS83! 3042 1904
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ORPHANS' COURT SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
"I T V I R T V E of an order of tht Otyhavni' Court
Jj of Cirtipld twunty, then will U t.
i'ublic bait, ftt ClMr&elti, on
Tl KHDAV, NOVEMBER loth, IWW,
Tb followinr deftt'iiWd two tracU or p ooet of
tfctirl, iiuato la Uradford towmbip. Clcarfit-ld
eountT, Fa., Uu tb eiLmto of Tbumai Holt, dec't)
One tnwt boundrd tnd drfHWd at fullowi
BrjfioDiin at comrr of Uod of John llitehinffft,
tbecoeesut 124 pertbea, th&o eouth luTi ptrci.ee,
thuet writ 121 jcrcbcif tbenoe north Ib'.t ptrchet
to the bff miiinj,
Containing 115 icre$9
aijdallowaar,Bioetof which ii eleared Uod bo dor
mtmi cuitiratiun, btwt tbe boiof,td of taid doc d
Jid beTiDf tbfrpoo arreted a good botttc, baru
and otber oat-butJdiiiiji. aleo a food orohard on
tbe premiice.
The other tract adjoining tbe abora being ti
Ur and wot.d land ; brgtuuing at a putt, tbnoe
itaat 124 perchra, tbenoe euuth l?l pf rrh. tbeno
wt-at 124 percnea, tbrnoo aorui i.e percoee w oe
gmoiug. eontaioing 96 aerea and 16 percbf.
iTTEHMS--ODe-tbird eaia on eonfiroiat.ob
of too eal. and tbe Laiaoce id two equal anouu
pajmmu tberrafter. to be eecured by bvad and
mortgage on me prewiare.
JOIIN TTOLT,
VINCENT B. HOLT.
Oetobrr SS, Adiainnlratora.
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iwen granted to ihe .uheeriWra, on Ihehatateof
Ir. A. II. RKKIl, dwiwd, lale of Wm.dwaH
town.hlp, Plwflrid eonnle, Pennaelnnia. All
eweaooa ia.loe.ted to aaid Eatala are' reo,aratod to
Blke immediate patawat, aad thoaa hoeing
ring
r.....,e aramai tae eauia will prvernt then dnlr
antbmt cainl fo. i.. r
MART ANN RRKD, Kaooalria.
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AS A5 APEEIENT.
There la so medicine io ma eh tn faror with tboae
who are afejuatntod with their action aa Kobork'a
Hod Ptllf t thy are aafe, ploaeant end mild Id
tbeir operation, nod are perelj table i oon
be ladien by cbitdren at well as adulia f try then.
BLJrLi:LB AIUaTo-
1 j a, ttn.n
rwaiiajAjy aw mvtiV9 Kit ajaji rur in tuioui
and tB ita trunat . a nartinf. tbara ia. Dar-
bapa, no medieleeexunt which reeeived with
ao mum raver aa no i tea a bimdmb itinera ;
win aiaaa mil on Kiitw 10 pvu ii aa in ia i w
aulred to t rod ace aoand and healthful fleeD.
STSirLA3.
Or, RL Aaihony'. Flro, aaa ba moat ffaotnatt; '
oradiratrd bj lha nr. of Robafk'i blcod Purtfiar I
in cooJuneUua with Rolack'a Blood Pillt.
0FTEALMIA.
Or, Inllaiaatloa of tho tree, not anrroo,aentlr
ariaaa trvm a dtaoidared auto ol Iba atcioaeh f
tew o.iee. oi notaek a 11 rood Pi I la will, la Boat
oai aa, aff.et a eura hj ramoriog iba eanta.
ivtur mutt Ajeuuii runs.
Tbera are no ramediea. Bow beforo Iba pablle.
so wall nltatalrd lo oarife tho blood and racua
a' met (eo to eiek) tbe wbola tuoj a. Robaek'a
uiooa rartear, mood Pillaaad Etooiach Biuara.
LEDC0EEH0HA.
Or, Wlllea, wblek follow local debility and eon.
titutloaal wrakn.ii, ran bo affoetaalle cored b
tbooaoof Robaob'a Ptonaeh Biltera. ! no,
let lha dnifgiil aell ooa any other rem.de, aa
Ibeaa flittera a. a prepared wilh tepaeial refer,
an. a to lb n rem plaint, and ars warranted lo ears.
BAD TASTE
In tht month lo the mornin( la one nf the ijinp.
tome of a biitinna oondition or difnrdfred fate
ol ibe liver, and ahonld i.t, for a sinj-l dT. be
nra;lild, jf it ia but ib pretnunitor MntD
ef a train ef avila and ibe verv irod of diacaae.
Procure at enoe Kobarh i )tUd 1MI-, admknia
tr theea aecording to the direction aceompany.
toff aaoh boi. and tbe difficulty and dec jot of
'' wit. at once ot removed.
K0T A BEVERAGE.
Cnllka aioat of tho bitten or tht praeeat day,
Tr. Kobaek'a are ant intended ao a aleaoAnt
atimalallDK wbi.lj beeoraso, but are nerleclle
nedieinal, toatainin( anl; aulheieal para boor
boa wbi.kr to hold ia eolation lha aiedioiaal
nitractlre matter froawhiob thejaracoatpoaed.
A MISERABLE LIFE
It that of tht drarapila. Why mfrr wbtn Ro.
bark't Blood Patiier tad Blo..d Pillt will an re It
ora tool Tit eaa ba obuinad Iroaj sot
dragfiel.
AH 0USCE OF PREVENTIVE j
It worth a ponnd of earn. Fee.r and Aget eaa
be preeented ia all elimalea and ia all cnt.litn.
tlot,. by the eonitanl a-e of Molwek't ftnaeb
Hillere. and oftllmet Ibe er worti oa.ea bare
been euperf k .I..I. n ., ,
. .. ...r ,.m i ereon. urine
la Bialariout dittrleta aboald aarer ba wuhoal
That after repealtd tritla al other renrdiee
R..hack'l fil.iniach Itinera. Ill-od ParlSar ta.i
Hlood Pllla are the beet nedipinet eitaal to
ore the diieattt for which thee are reooa.
Beaded.
IHDIGE8TI0N
It bot aaolher nana for tWentta. aad lha na
rel.t of anenj lilt. Robaek'a bloaaacb B'llere
lakea In wine-glaaa foil doeet, direetlf af.tr
... . mrrij eoeat a paraiaBeat eaie
1d aot take ear word for it, bat trj thea.
WHO SELLS THEM t
The Ageata for tbt tale af khaek'i Dlooo
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Jrij (Doofls, (Srorrrirs, (fir.
KE1STOXE ISTORE
SECOND St., CLEARFIELD, Pa.
NEW GOODS
Shawkl Shawk! Shawls
1 tt ivirPTCt ttr ivrrrai
I WAi'dAa.fca.i,AV aVaVaafla VL.AI a
Hoodfl I NllbiaS ! Breakfast Sliawlfl
i r i n t m
1 A U I D U A O
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS
Ladies' CoatsI
LADIES' AND CHILDREK'8 KIIOK.S
UU n-ool Jtrbsl
FltlN:!! AND EKGLISH M0RIN0E
- Bilk Fiaiih VKLVET Kr miu
Al. lander TOPLLSr !
AH V oolP-AIDf I
Ker.tbe Rtptllaol I
Chamalooa Pop)ia !
lappa Cloth Tor Wrappera!
Ladiet' Clo.kioj. t
Water-Proof black and browa I
Cataimereafor uea aad bova
tunnel Telral, K.bboni Flowara, faaihtn
Ladia'a and Cbildraa'i ilait I
Wool aad CoUoa Da Laint. I
Uatlioa. Flannel., Prinu t
Zephra, or. led aad wool Tarei !
DreM TrlBBtlaga, l-oder-Clolhlnf , Hate. Car.
Uo.i.ry, wIotm, aad a coapleta aa.ortaieni of
all kiadi of NOTIONS, al ttrj aiodirale prirea.
MVLINU & SHOWERS.
Cl.er&eld, Oct.l 1SS If (S.57
JjOOTS AND SHOES MiTl7iiat
half the aiual prloa, at
1. P. KRATZER'S,
O OLEN GOODS. Double
bh.ola, firaakfatt Bbawla, Hooda, Kahlaa,
Ckildrca'i Knit Capet, Srarft,
biaaktU, d-c, at
J. P. KRATZKIt'S.
g W EE T POTATOES!
CTANEEltRIES t
CAXKED TRIIII
DRIED FRllTt
- C0SFECTIOSKRT !
Jail reoelred tnd for tale at
H I" 1. P. KRATZER g
GREAT EXCITEMENT
On Second btrket, Clearfield.
NEW GOODS AT LOW PRICES.
rpilE anderrlrned ronetral!T lorita tht at
l trnlios of the public (enerallr to their
tpienciia aAAnrtment ol aercliandi.e, which thej
AT VERY LOW TRICES.
Their tloek con.i.u la part of
Dry Goods of tho Boet Quality,
fork aa Printt, tit Iaiata. Alpaecat. Merlnoa
Uin,!han...loaliaa.(l.leached and anbleaeh
ad,) UrilllnitA, Tlcklnirs notion and
woo! Haaoele,8liorn,CaA.lnierot
Ci-llonadea, Ladiet' Fhawl.,
habiat Hooda. Balmoral
and Hoop riklrtt. o.,
Alto, tine wortaeat of MenV-rirnwert tad
Shirta. HaU A Cop., Boot. A Bhtaa.
alt at which
tt 1 T r e, 9
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SOLD LOW FOR CASH
Hardwaro, Queensware, Glassware,
Groceries and Spices.
IN SHORT A GENERAL ASSORTMENT
ff eeerrthitg n.u.llj kept la a retail atore, all
CHEAP FOB CASH , ap,r..Ted couatr; pro.
duce.
A. K. WRIGHT V 5:0X8.
Clearfield, Not.T , ISflJ.
IHTR 1 ..Cane treaparelcg oa the preml
J tea of the taberriber. la Uoebea U.wn.bip.
oa or aboal Ihe Ut of Juno iaat, a BIIINitLK
COW, with a.-"JO while epntA, and a ULAt'K
HKIFRR. wilh while iter oa forehead-hoia
mallet. Tit ewner It aerobe aotlSod to com a
forward, proea prop.rte. par eharg, and take
theoi awa.t, or thej wil bo dl-poeed of aoeordlng
JOHN LEONARD.
Fhewarllle, Oct. Ii, ItRS.Ji rd
VDMIMM rt ATOR d KOTlrrKotiao
la herebr given that letter, cf adiomitlraUon
oa thee.tal.cf IIKNIIY D.TIRXKR, decead,
lata of Rradford toonaliip. ClrarSeld eounly, Pa.,
haelng been duly granted to tbe nnderaigned, ali
p. rer.nl Indibted lo aaid eitate will pleaee make
payment, and tkoea baring elaima or demanda
will preaaat tkati properly anthemi,! for eat
Uement. rARAU ANN Tl'RNKR,
dlletratHt.
yilwUniuoui.
N orn 1
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t'liTit r ii 1'iinm.
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,t nf rvsl "-I ioi l Mkrri wt
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and a'ne. al t t I", '.n 11,. I.,
lol'tt, A. l. I0, e-.i..o..4 . et I., 11,,
. I ...l-ll tlial .-!. -!.. be .
at oe.A..l. poblt.hed in I W erfi.1.1 "ai.i,,l
Inf all perron. iMen-at.d ll o. the ee 4
eoiitimcd at.t..lolily at.le.a aufl.-ot eHn,"
are I.U-d 00 or bel.tro the eeond M .at.. ,
eeiober, A. I IMS.
By the C art.
1 BAHmt
Otobeil4 It Hub of Un-W c.
100 Building Lots for Sai
In Madera.
"VO portion of t'lraricld cmnty ia Winn wk
y dcvitid tn the Minn r aoaj.
tuanufarlure of lunibrr, a Made-ra arid U,
roundinff ripinity. Tin Madera Kajlr'.a41L
rjr'TrrrMit CnnranT wilt liavethrir raiirvvlf,,
p?rtNl from t'n-la Milla to MiiHna, (
L'rM k. within the n-it yar. 7 hie nili h. ..
natoral ottt-lrt for liimher aud ro fMa it,,
I I hat Hirrnm, ana "in itu nuua atj a )..,. .
bnvineaa at lb if point. Hrnte.thowttpking',
iita Iwatifini, or who wuh to nrcbaw QB
btiion, nfit otilr have tbr-fr attfctfonnUleilte-.
laot. Tbe nnderaiffned propoee to 1011,
OH Wtdntuday, October
At public tale, iu tbe Tillage of Mnlcra, fw
ooorttr, i'a., at 10 oliNiit, A. II., I'm
LOTd, W by 1&0 ft atvl all nniobfrei .
treeu are ii feet wiio and tbe allcva U,
uatt-d on tbe batik of Cirartield t ni. Ukj ,d
moult! Ol Muaay nan. ioe iiue lo theroe
U inui iuinic, ir-iiiS pax i, i iit utt Aleiu
anrvey, which ii fully eatabliahed upon tbe rtM
of the Court at Clear held.
An examination of ihe county map af (w.
(to be iunnd in nearly evory beuae,, mil u
reveal me laoi tnat Aviaaera win toon twatMi
iuiortauoe, aeeond to noao tti tbe eutvuiT.
6-lndividuaii wubmjf to K
the promieea tn pereon, ean can upon tbt iw.
6
teixicut, wbo will furnivh then wuh a eorrra t
ol lb 9 property, ana lane ibeu npon lb erw.
if deairod. Ttioea at a diatanee,ean nctiTtit
eeaeary iu formation by addressing hiu at Mu,
V, u., Cleartield eoanty, ra.
TKRilb OF SALK: The loU will be aold it
time aud plaoe designated, to the h ijchett tn,
for one naif eaan in Hand, and the 6aJaut n
title it mania not exceeding thirty dari,
KAMl'KL tH0l-F h
OtuKli W. bllOl-F.'
Woodward tp. Oct. 8-5L Sup t ot
PUBLIC VKXDlt
IX LAWRENCfi T0WSUIP.
TflB aubtveriber havinc determined toeumn
X other buaineee, adopts Ibis method el u,h.i
ing tbe eitiiena of lawreuoe lownaui), im
aurronndinc country that ho propoeea ts iv
his farmiDg implencnu and stock at faiuKM
Oa TUESDAY. OCronEIt 20, m
Con it sting in part of 6 horses, $ cows, h jwU
and 1 spring calves, 18 sheep, spring varga
chains timber sleds, threshing Biechiot, tn.
Bill, ., togeuier witu a large tjuantity af
HOUSEHOLD FL'RXITLEE,
Snch as bed i leads, tables, stands, rapbotn.
ctiEtrt, iwo wooa stores, raiiaes a lot of eti'
goods aud wares too numerous to meeiios.
Xle to oomiuenoe at 10 o'clock ob taid dj
whrn terms and conditions will be fully a..
anown uy ioe unaeraigneo.
J0H5 DOrclIERIT.
Lawrence township, Oct. I-2U
.1 REYOLITIOX IS
AT tXBHUXIaVILLE,
BT
IIARTSOCK k GOODWIN,
TfliJE andcrsigned having entered into ept-
nenhi i in tht mercantile bnfibita, u
ibis method of notifying tbt poblie gnrn.
and tbe elliieut of Carwensville and viciti
particular, that nercbandite of all kinai v
be d by os as cheap as the tarns quality aY
wo ere in tne county, wi bare a lull t;
DRY GOODSi
Consisting ia pari of Drti Ooodi, tlub
fnnu of all shades and sty Us f Wgethtrvm
full assortment af
NOTIONS, CLOTHING, HATS & CAR
rtoota, Biioea, Hardware, Queeniwtn,
Aa well at Tinware, Cedtrwar, KiUoeav
r-aeett aao Brooma : toaatbar wito a later a.
of tiroteriei j aad alwat a fall atock of
FLOUR, FISII, SALT, 4t
la abort, we keep a full aatplr af teimki
atod ia thia market.
We want all oar old fattoajert and aa at:
new oati aa eaa Bake It eoaeaaienl, to fin
a oail before pure', aainj klatwhare.
DAXIEL HART50CI
EDW'IS GOUDWIS.
Carweaaellle. Febma-T II, 1S68.
PUBLIC SALE
Of Real rcrsonal rropcrt
rilHK fceira of Joaeph Daeia, Sr., let. af
. towaahip of Pena, in tbeeoanleof Clearb
droeaaod, will offer at pnblio rale oa tbe preai-
On Wednesday, October 28th, 18c
Tbe following drecribed prvperte, lata thtet.
of the laid deceaeed, to wit :
All that rUin tract of load, ailuale it
towaahip, aforetaid, coataiainf
ONE nCNDRED AND Fim ACKF
More orleae, boint the hoaaealead Bronertrah
oa raid deoeaaod waa living at the tine ef
death, and being aama premiere allotted tt I
ia tereralt under deed in partition, between
tad Andrew Moore, dated Febrnarr lOlb. !
recorded in Clearfield oooni.T, ia deed book ''
page lll, Ao.
Alao, at tame tine and nteoa. the nndenir
adminiatratort of aaid demued will offer at p.
aale the prraonal property, late of aaid dem
eoneieting of atook, faraaing atoniilt, boa;
lumiHire, ato.
VConditiona Of aala to ba made koov:
day of rale.
JOSEPH DAVIs,
KLIM1A DAVI.
October 8, ISM. Adminiitralo-'
VALIACLE MILL TROrEEi
FOR SALE!
Mluatrd In Dtratur Townahlp, t'lrarl
vouutj, ra.
IUK tubecribcr, being daeirout of quite inr
A. buainoaa, odera for aale one Fl.tl K.
at i I.L, a Ilk two run of bora. Tbe Bill i, -
and in good order, with from twenteto lhru
ofland and a comfortable FRAMK HU:
lltl b; Ibe proiert leing Iwo oiilrt wr"
I'liilin.hurg. Centre rounl'e.aad aitl.ia a fro
of turnpike road. Tbe Tyrone A Clearlirld f
road runt throuch tbe randa, wiilna a fco re
ike mill. There it aleo a oonaiueranle lot of h
lork and While Pine timber on tbe land,
aleo a rarr derirabie location lor a tToolea 1
orr, (and one it much seeded ia tola aeeuei
Hie ooanlr.) For further rartienlara inn" "
tbe tubaetilM-r, lieing on Ihe property. A-l-i'
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H i F. NAUGLE,
CLOCK AD WATCH MAWi
orroatTB raa
.A.n"Rwar, AIttI''
POST 0FFICKEaltii2SScLEARnf
rllK rub.cril.er rerpeetiuIlT loforaii ki
patroua aid tht public generallr. tlx
oo band, land la ooBatantlT recaliitt
additiana thereto.) a large atock of
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry.
rI keen Jewelro tn all Ita foraia all
didereal Taluea, either by Ike piece or art
WATCHES A full a.eorln eol of either 1'
or Filrer, made by the beat Aierlraa ana'
eljo manufaciarera, Including a fine lot ' I
ana eilrer Banting ca.e, lull Jewell',
Leeera.
CI.OCKS-Of all de.ima. oenai.llnf efait'
day and thirty. hoar, ef either weight, ipnaj
leeera, and both atrtkt aad ajaria.
RKPAIRIStJ All kiada of WatcbM
Cloeka Repaittd, and warraatod.
Ia addllloatewbal I have enomeroled.M'
full aeaurtaaentof t-PKOTACl.KS, erlered '
plain glaaa. Alio. (till. ft I'KNS act PK V '
8POONS, FORK-, Bt'TTRH KMVK. a'
fact eeery thing la Ihe Jewelry line. If I ,K
bare oa hand Juat what a enilomer ay aee
will order per Iret eipreae, wilhoal eltra e,f'
A liberal abara of purTlie aatronagr la eel"1''
Ma) I, ISM j II. f. DAVtlLK-
Tl'TH tH' dk COHHTABI-K' Us''
We bare printed a largo neaiber of Ik' r
H I RII.L, and will an the receipt of I""'
eecenta, mail a ropy te any eddrori.
lJI'T tba DEMOCRATIC ALMANAC. Or
XjMeer'a. tnary twot tkoald ktea ew