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Gtono B.Uooduanui.11, KUttor
"CLKAJU'IKLD, rr
WEDNESDAY MOKMMI, MARCH to, lf.!).
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Democratic Statu Committee. In
'obodiotice to the desire of n majority
thereof, tho Democratic Stflto Commit
tee are requested to meet lit Button's
Hotel,' IlarrUbui-j;, on Tuesday, the
UOlh day of March, 1809, at 71 o'clock,
p. in., to fix tho time of holding tho
Democratic State Cmivt-ntiun.
Wm. A. Wallace, Chairman.
DAtlD Caldwki.l, Secretary.'
Gen. Grant has ordered Congrew to
make his Secretary of War eligible.
Vill they obey him t
Tho Tenure. ol'OIlice bill still hangs
fire in tho Senato. and we suspect
that Sumner & Co., will not repcul it,
bc-causo Gen. Grant has failed to
recognize tho efficacy of Radicalism
in lbs construction of his Cabinet.
President Grant has revoked two
pardons granted by President John
son on the 3d instant. We would not
be surprised if ho would revoke some
of Mr. Johnson's veto messages, and
also ihfuo no order that licretiilcr till
negro babies roust be burn white ; and
then, "let us havo peace."
AfTEE an OrritE. It is rumored
that our townsman, U. B. Swoope,
Esq., Is after the t'nited States Dis
trict Attorneyship for tho Western
District. If Gen. Grunt is furnished
with' his military record during the
rebellion, he will no doubt get the
appointment.
George II. Stuart, who did Dot get
into Giant's Cabinet, has presented
the General with a liugo Bible. lie
promised to band il down to his child
ren. This bo can well uffurd to do,
without mental reservation, as be will
have no further use for it in bis pres
ent position.
Query. If the six squares of Legis
lative cxpimiro which appeared in tho
Re-publican of the 24th til t. produced
a column of "rich and racy" questions
in tho Journal last week, how many
will the eight columns of the name in
the former hint week produco la the
latter this week 1
Tho Cist leason Gen. Grant learned
ftfter .bocoming President was thnt
Mr. Stowait is not eligible to be Sec
retary or the Treasury. . Jlo now uk
Congress lo make him such by a joint
act. Whelhcr Mr. Stewart will suc
ceed in getting his goods imported
free of duty, the future will rcveul.
Komixatio.s'3. Besides tho Cabi
net, President Grunt nominated to
the Senate W. T. Shcrmnn, to be
General; Philip II. Sheridan, to bo
Lieutenant General : J. M. Schofield.
to ho Major General C. C. Augur, to
bs Brigadier General. All of which
vere confirmed niter n brief session.
Gen. Gram failed id appoint cither
of tho Bishops of the "loil" M. E
Church to a placo in the Cabinet.
Bishop Simpson can, therefore, leave
the lobby for a while and attend to
spiritual nrTairs for which ho il much
better fitted, and which he also took
an oath to attend to, "without mental
reservation." '
Dead. Hon. Charles Shaler, of
Piltsburg, died nt Newark, X. J., on
Saturday lest, in the 80th year of his
ngc. Ilo was on u visit to his son-in
law, Rev. Mr. Hodges. He lately re
sided nt Bellefonto, nnd was well
known to business men nnd politi
cians throughout tho western portion
of the State.
The now President has issued an
order to tin effect that hereafter no
moro old iron, cotton, wool, &e, shall
bo given away by army officers, ns
nil such can be put to use. nnd wood
can bo used for fuel. There's wisdom
and economy blended. Wo wonder
who got all these things while tho
General was in command ?
Columbus Delano, of Ohio who
cheated Gen. Morgan out of his seat
In Congr?ss last year, and was afraid
to run against him nt the second elec
tion fins been appointed Commis
sioner of Internal (it should bo Infer
nal) Hcvcnue, by the President.
Poor Ben. Wudo has a'ain been
overlooked. Let him fall into the
lap of "clfax and he comforted.
The lower houso of Congress rcor
panired on the 5th instant, by electing
Hon. Junies G. Illnine, a Pudicul
member from Maine, Stieuker. Mr.
Bl
iiino is n Pennt Ivitiiim bv bli-th
The old Clerk ami other officers were
ictiiiiud. The lJemociaiic notninco
for Sueakcr wn8 Hon. JJich.ul C.
licrr, of Indiana; f,,r Clei k, Clmrlet
tsn-ignn, of l'liiladelplii
The
V6te for Speaker slood, Bluinc, 1SG;
Kerr, i7.
,1'nt Lit Tassko Great men, like
mull ones, soioct lines sto slightly
mistaken -on very plain qttcstiotyi
We janint to two instances of recent
occurrence : Ex President Johnson
and President Ciiunt have a lie Milk
ing bttwien them, und a similar affair
cuius between Governor Geary and
Colonel M'Cluro. Two of these men
ate liurs, but ns they all belong to ibe
r - .-.ii nm uuuiur
nuiMi'.vi-a ahoui"u, and allow the
future tu reveal the faut . . .
flint) tl MMrr.
fL'f,,i" t J'li t li-ojl li if I In
il Im nviili' over llirt ti'l
iirnim of llio .'iun.', wciil off
.
icokc( lnt week. I bo corruption
linj" niul "'the llnfilobnrj; robbers,"
photographed by the H'fulhran tho
week previous, term to liuvo fin
nihhrd him food for reflet lion.
Wo, In common Willi every other
rci-peolulilo jnurnitl in the Suite, have
frequently declaimed npiinn tho cor
rupt "rings" tind caucuses winch uro
in tho hubit of iiHsembling at Wash
ington nnd llarrisbnrg, purporting to
bo our representatives, for the pur
noso of enactintr laws, but who in
reality only plundor us; nnd when
'our invidious nnd peevish neighbor"
denounces tho "rings," he will have
done his duty also. Ilis party being
largely in tho majority, are rcuponsi
hlo to tho people for the manner in
which tho public funds are used. We
aisniled the party not individual
members. It individual members of
tho Democratic party sco fit to go
outsido of tho well defined bounds of
their party organization, and link
thomselves with the party in power,
nnd tlioreby bceomo ns corrupt nnd
prodigal ns their confederates, it will
in the end prove moro disastrous to
them than to tho party.
The editor of the Journal asks us a
groat many questions with reference
to tho llarrisburg robberies. Were
our party in the majority, wo would
answer him; but under tho circum
stances, bis queries amount to rank
impertinnnce. We might, with pro
priety, at this point, udopt bis own
language, viz :
"The right or a roc;, we do Bat aoir propose
to diacoss." - ,
"There's wisdom and magnanimity,
my countrymen !" Tho fuiluro on the
part of the editorof tho Journal to dis
cuss tho shortcomings ofhis parly may
be strategy, but "grand inorul ideas"
should nroinnt something nobler. We
hnvo denounced thoso Democratic
members of tho Legislature who vol
untarily helped the "loil" corruption
ring to rob tho taxpayers, und culled
upon God to have morcy on their cor
rupt souls. Would it not bo well for
our neighbor to do liUowiso, from the
fact that tlicro uro more members ot
his persuasion at IlarrUburg who need
the prayers of the righteous than of
our way of thinking? Instead nf
wasting his time by questioning us,
why does he not interrogate his parti
san friend, Speaker Clark, who bus
control of tho robber ring? Hit con
duct reminds lis of a circumstance
that occurred in Washington, in 1862.
In August of that yeur eight Chicago
clergymen (half of them into di
vorced; repaired to tho National
Capital, to urgo tho 'Into lamented"
to issue an emancipation proclamation.
Mr. Lincolu demurred, und the clergy
men fell back in eood order ; but in a
few days renewed tho attack, and
opened their persuasivo batteries vig
orously cn the "rail-splitter," nearly
knocking him of his pins, lie, how
ever, soon rtillicJ, and demanded the
reason for theso repeated calls. The
clergymen replied thul they had been
praying nnd wrestling with the Al
mighty day and n'ght, to give them
liht nnd information on tho nil ab-
; sorhing question of freeing tho negroes,
!flnd tl,e." PPd before him by
Divine direction, and demanded that
ho at once issue an emancipation pro
clamation. This announcement star
tled Old Abe, but ho goon turned right
sido np, cxcluiming: "This is remark
able. ! Why tho Almighty should com
municate this information to you.
gentlemen, away out at Chicago, who
have no power or control over tho
subject, and not to me, who has the
matter under full control, is beyond
my comprehension." It is needless
to state that theso half divorced orn
clcsof God saw the point,und promptly
withdrew. Now, if tho editor of the
Jovrnal w ill ask Spcukcr Clark who
has the subject matter under control
tho samo questions he has put to us,
li
ie may then get propcr'y answered,
iv , i . , -., . ,
Wo went no more of his Chicago hum
buggery in order to shield himself and
his friends.
JT Hilary Ordrrt.
The new reguno at Washington has
taken the field. The re-appointment j
of General Sheridan to New Orleans.
is for tho purposo of creating more
riots; aud t!:o banishment of General I
Iluncoi k, the most accomplished ofli-1
ccs in the service, nmong the Dacolah j
Indians, is for the purpose of disgra
cing him, because his namo was promi
nent before the Dctuocratio National
Convention :
llBsnrjrARTBsa or tsi Anvr, )
AtiJiTt'T itswr.asL't Orrirs, I
WianianTor, March 5. J
The Pres'tenl of tne I oiled Sfatr directs thai
Ibe following orders bo earned into execution as
suoo as practicable :
1. The Ii.-nartment of the Fsuth wit he rem.
mar, led by llngaJier and Orrrct Major Oeneral
A. Terry.
1 Major tlenerat fieorge 0. Meade is assigned
to command ihe,military division ol the Atlantic,
and will tranrfrr bis mililaty heal'itiarlenl to
Philadelphia, Pa. lie will lura over bis prrarn
command temporarily to Itrrtet iiao.r llrnnal T.
Jl. Koger, Coloaol IM inlantry, who it assigned
to dnly a.-eordmg to bis lirrvrt of major g. ui-rol
whilen th. e,oi.. of h ".avraaad.
S. Major Orneral P. 11. Sliendan is assinid to
eomtiand I he 1'. psrtmrnt of luiaiana. and will
turn orr tlie command of Ibe lli'partiu. nt of the
Missouri lamporaniy VO ilir umi a. nior oniecr.
4. Mi tor urneral W. 8. Ilsnrora is aasigned to
Commend I tier llrparlinrnt ol llaclbh.
9. Itrif.ol.rral.il Urrvel Major tlrneral F. n.6.
t'ant.r is a, siirnrd to command the First .Militnrt
1 district, and wilt proof d to hit p'ral as soon as
rrlirnd by li-rvrt Major innerai lo-vnoiua.
6. Brevrl ta,lor tlenerat A. C. tliilrm. Cilonel
lib intaitrr, will turn over bis eoinmand of the
Fourth al iiiary district to the sell senior oflicrr,
and ti'in bif r a merit.
. . i, i: I t f f,.i 1
2oih inlantrv, is assigned to eoromand the Fifth
I. iirrvn ai"i"i w. i. i,v, i .a, -., .- , .
Military diitr.ct, aatordiog to bis brevet of major
grnrral.
8. Hrevrt Mai.irOrt.crat W. TI. r.rnory.rsratry,
Is assigmd to command the lnpar'meut of It ah
ing:on. acrei-ding ti- his brevet of major general.
II, eoramaiid ot thr llcnr-al of th army.
E II. T0W.NSE.Mi, A. A. 0.
The Pads, it appears, cannot gel up
a corporal's guard in cither branch
of our State Legislature, to puss a
, resolution tongi atutiuing vico. umin
in iho selection t)f bis Ca'.'ineU Why!
4islL1athu1.lv? I
.ifi Hfr VttrHn Vhnltntphi4 ,
fie; hit own .rfll.
The lliirril'iit(t T-U ;r,rA, the Slat
pr-nu of (iovi-i tmr I'nitin ilurii'it lit"
gul'cnmloi ml rein, is jnl now en
gii;rctl In telling come Very ihily fami
ly secrets, hit h ate, however, neces
sary lor tho people fo know. ThU
organ ff tho "mural idea" party
favored tho public on Tuesday with
a spirited and lifo like description of
what is known as the Ctirtitt faction
of tho Kadical party in this State.
Tho portraits of Curlin, M'Cluro and
Mann uro skillfully drawn, During
whetted tho nppetito of tho public, it
will not rest contont without a com
plete and faithful portraiture of the
i
nrominont members of tho other
i
branch of the happy Kadical family
tho Camoron faction. There are some
cbarmi"g' political subjects in that
circle which await tho hand, of the
artist. From tho picture wo extract
tho following, to show our Democratic
readers tho harmony which dwells in
tho party :
The ohiels uf this "rinjr" were Andrew (1. Cur-
tin, Alex. K. M'l'lur ai.d William II. Mimu.
Curtili was the ornamental flifilre-tiead and uratur
as' On enlial ; M 'Clare in Oil; Uamnion and ehlel
executive uSivbrt aud Mann the Holly, or, ee tlie
theatrical pariano. Ju, the '-heave vilhau
tl.e cowhiiittliou. llicy wero fllljf, ll' not wmely,
cbottu. keh look charjrc of bis particular rule.
Karh tuniislird bn quom of mervinaria. Kab
bad aiaiffnfd biw bn dieliuctiva fuDotiuuM, and all
performed their parte witb an energy a dit;raou
lul to thruilL-lrr-i u It was fatal to tbf-ir party.
From If is to 1S6G, tba billoiT uf Ibe "ltiul"
ha, kreu a duairrrealilu but a iufrK(,a,lv loilv.
In lSGti.Curtin wa eb-ctrd Ourorm.r of our r-tale ;
Mann waa dinriet attorney tor rtiiladelphia; aud
Al Clure waa tbo aliuoner of the patrouagi-, and
fatbor cunlt-rfior of his Kvellencr Ibe liuvtrnor.
The tirrt administration of Purtin was marked lr
the Diot outraffvous orgies uf etirruptton ever areii
in our blalc. LegihlaLou wbioh would have die
graoed New Jersey, becuuio the rule. Jcbl, the
like of which was undreamed ol before, went
through witb a majority fully aaeertamed belona
hand, and received the aitfnalurrul Ibe Kxeculiee.
The party whn h elected bun in lsi;ll, by a majority
of luore than o?,(HMt, itnfrurered beneath the inla
inr of bis acts, barelr aalnr itself in tsul, and
waa utterly deloaltd in lsl,i. In IsoU bn was
again put forward lor oovermr,aiid, by imposing
on the I nioo League or rinluurlptiia. and manip
ulating tiiedelegatos to Ibe Republican Coureution
in Filisburg, ba was again uuminated. Fortune
befriended mm in having for an opponent Wood
ward, and for a belli Lincoln, who waa eguio a
candidate for the Presidency. Ho was again
circled. But lbs life of the Republican parly de
pended on the overthrow ot the "itin" whuh
owned biro, bnt now damn biin. aud a determined
stand waa made Uieast this Jonah overboard. The
work has been dote and well dnne. Mann has
been kirju-d out of the politics of Philadelphia and
reluscd tbe support ol the Republican parly, alter
be had secured a re-nomination for his fat ofiie :
aud it illustrates him and bis associates, to write
that Ilia warmeat admirers do not deny that this
renomioation was iecured by fraud. Curtin,
draped down, duwn, down, by the incubus which
hang about bis neck, has become a standing can
didate for every vacant placa in the Mate or the
Naoon, ana) baa just been rrtused a place in the
calm ei. M'hiiv M'CIure, now banging on the
confines of ?ew Jersey a broken and seeily poli
tician is ttying to gain a brief notoriety t and
succeeding.) by getting snubbed bv General tlrant
for his insolence and ru-leness. It hile this eabAl
endangered the Republican pirty it was tbe duty
or its active men to reecao it iron ineir grasp.
Now that they are oaat out, it is tbe plain duty ot
the able urn wbuui wo efe trust and honor to see
that they do not again get their hands on Its
throat ; for when that comes, death comet alao,
and thai quickly.
.In other of the Same.
In 1SG1, our happy country fell
into tho bands of a rail (plitttr, and
he succeded admirably in splitting
tho Union. In li"C5, a plebenn Mior
took charge of "the machine," (us the
former termed and undivided LVton,)
mat Ativmporl to pislcll ttnU monU It
up, but bo proved only a botch. Now,
tho split-up and patched and otio-hal!
mended Union is banded over to a
tanner; and if he .leaves any hides
untanucd, it will bo because bo was
unublo to obtain them, through brib
ery, or any other corrupt means.
If tho plcbcan rail splitter, tailor
and tuiiiicr don't have this country
physicked, by March, 1S73, to the full
satisfaction of the "loil millions," we
shall bo very much mistaken. Wo
havo but ono consolation in view of
the dark future : wo can stand just as
much oppression as anybody elso.
TueInacuI'hal. President Grant's
Inaugural address will bo found elso
where in this issue. It is as void of
statesmanship ns Bcccher's sermons
uro of godliness. It pcrtukes of but
one good quality : il contains no party
virulence, nor uny expressive pledge,
except the negrosufl'racro clnp-trnp.
Ilo boasts that he tukes tho oath
"without mental reservation." Lin
coln was the first to utter tho snmo
thin
nnd yet tlicro is not clause
of tho Constitution lie did not violate
(except the ono relating to his pay,
and that ho mora than fulfilled,) for
. i ,
ine pur loscoi sirt'nL'iiioninrr ma mny.
Somebody will bo well fanned loforo
llio tiling is over,
"Symbol of llcconstrttclioii" A
built niirfrer pusliing a wliilo nmn
nwity from tlie polls in order to do
posit his "woto," so us to cnslilo liim
lo ask sTmo whito woman lo iiuirry
la an tlio saiiio diiy.
Symbol of Pcaco" n standing army
nml rci-iiiicnU of tax and stump
irullicrein.
Tlio foregoing emblems our neigh
bor informs us nn buing j'til upon tho
nctv $j0 and f 100 greenbacks. It will
tuko a good mnny ol tlicso symbols lo
keep tho "iniicliino" ulloat.
Ills I'Att lw Kl.L. President John
son, in imitation of tbo Father of his
Country, issued an address to the
people on his retirement. Ills blows
inuke the. Jliiinp and every loyalist
squirm. Ilis farewell address eon-
j ml,,, nilllll trutll that tllO Illldictll
I ,. . . .
newspapers ITtUSO tO pllllllsll It. Jo
;nii,aio cf Wn-hingion, lie adniifis
, r.
lc-j a SeVCl'O (astigntion tO tllO loyal
ists and their "orriipt iirnrliees. As
the loyalists of 177G refused to publish
Washington's address, it is therefore
quite plain why thoso of lMiil refuse
to publish Johnson's.
The LrtusLATi RE. This body met
I on Monday evening, und the first
ttlsinCSS
introduced was tho liei-ro
amendment lo tho Constitution of the
United Slates, which was after some
debate, referred in both brunches to
proper committees. Tho Pads were
to pass it without debate, but this
tho .Ih-nioi lain will resist to tho ut
most of their nnilitv.
The lient-u ials of Bedford county
,a, e ndoplod whut is known as
the Crawford county system for the
Itieclion cf ivscidiuilts tof ethos)
The I wlitls lll.
Tlie lim.r iiiy i" over 1 hf new
iiImiii I is nntioiii'i i d.
1 he t inoiiiilHin so long In Inlxir,
amid nun li sinokr, la brought loi lb '
a litter ol I Hlii -iiloiis nin e.
Mimics nf Web-ter and il.nry and j
C,i, hat a cn hi net 1
I
I'. II. V A sit II I R P, t he refinement of i (
stupidity, the butt or Donnelly, the
Iniigliitii; sloik of tho nholo country,
.Sim i t'tiii v l Male 1
Hero is what Mr. Ponnelly, n loil
member of l'oni;ros from .Minnesota,
said about the .Secretary of Hto on
llio floor ol Congress last May :
'if there I in our midst one low. sordid. Tulgar
soul, one barren, Sicd.'Wrr tot. Hiiioe, one heart
llial il callous to evc.y kindly sentiment, and t"
everv generous emotion, our li,i,j;iie leprous Willi
lander, una mouth which Is like wnlo a den of
wild U-aets, giving forth deadly odors ) U lliere
be here cue ebaraelor which, while blotched and
spotl.'d, yrt raves aud rants and blackguards like
a pruamute if there be here one bold, bad, empty,
bellowing deaiagogue, it la tbe genllemau Iruuu
Illluo:s."
Gen. J. M. Rnionr.i.n, has been
mtuiiicd asSecretary of War.
A. T. St'EWAtiT, u Now York haber
dasher, who knows as much uhout iho
department ol finance n n lap dog
docs about the trail of a fox, Secretary
of lite Treasury !
Anoi.W! K. lioniK, of I'hil.idelphia,
who in Iho ntiinoof nil tho jack tuts
Unit ever reeled a siil is bo f .Secre
tary of tho Navy.
J. A. J. Chmswkm,, a Maryland
politician, who inndo a secession speech
in At tho eniiimoiiceinent of
iho war he was a violent rebel, and
manifested his devotion to tho cause
by raising a military company, and
placing himself nt its head, to do batlle
liir tho Confederacy, and iiflerwardi
purchased recognition from tho Itndi
cals by swallowing his own vomit,
Postmaster Genera! I
J. I). Cox, Kx Governor of Ohio,
not a bad sort of u mint, but whose
intellectnnl brilliancy will never set
tho Potomac ufire, Secretary of the
Interior !
K. 15. Hoar, of Massachusetts, nn
eminent mediocrity, Attorney Gen
eral!
Well !
Tho llarrihhurg FMriot snys: We
cannot do justice to the subject. Will
not Col. M'Cluro lend us a few ad
jectives? We (hull have to wait till
we can norrow some expletive iroin
our Judical friends. Mam while we
are of the opinion that this cabinet is
bound to sink Mr. Grant's ship, with
its whole radical crew. Tho Great
Eastern would go to tho bottom with
such a load as Washhiirno, Stewart,
Boric, nnd Crcsswcll on board. Ulysses
is in deep water, with rocks and shoals
in his course, tho wind leering round
to blow ri'lit in iiu teeth, und with
pilots totally ignorant und utterly
regardless of that chart by which
ulono the ship of auto can bo stoorod
in Sdlety, Ihe I etlcral ( onslilutmn
No wonder ho asks "llio prayers of
tho nation !"
The Wasliinxtoi, correspondent of
the Age says: The white pcoplo of
the South may look for very hurh
treatment at the bunds of tho new
administration Tho assignment of
Sheridan to the command of Loti'mi
nun, ns predicted in this correspond
ciico.somc weeks niro, will bu followed
by tho meanest system of persecution
towurd the while population of that
State that human deviltry enn sttg
gest. Thieves nnd ciirpei-ltififer
iho terms tiro ulmosl synonymous
will flourish, whilu tho defenceless
Southerners will bo subjected to all
manner of Inyal oppression. The ns
Mignmenl of Terry to Georgia, nnd
Reynolds to Texas, is little, if any,
belter. Tho other appointments to
command at tho South will be pretty
much of the aamo sort.
"Occasional'' Forney says: "Gen.
Grunt's appointments arc doing good,
if only in the discussion they occasion.
They nre evolving in tho national
mind n great principle thescjmrtition
nf piliticdl from business ipiuintmcht.i
J t.w'yr , ,10 pt)i,ti-, a great end is
to vmce. lien this idea is once made
attained and "leal rcloim nccom
plishcd." If Grant enforces this re
reform, Forney will of cotirso bo ig
nored during his administration.
A Rei.ioioi s View. Our Old School
Presbyterian colcmporary, thu New
York 0!'Urrrr, takes up Stewart us
its candidate for Cabinet position or.
the plea that he is a "pious old fel
low. It would be well lor tho coun
try if a few really pious men were
hunted nt ushiiigton ; lull we tear
Stewart will loose his piety, should bv
conclude to remain at W iishiii"tou lor
any length uf linio.
Tho present session of Congress, it
! ' """'K1'1- 111 ''"t c,"!'tin"u hP'"i
the current month. I ho Seiititu ill
. .,.:..,, n,.;,,,.;,,.,!!.. ; ,.ii,.min
! Hi-noinimoiits, .ml llio intiiotity ot tliu
llouso III rvcoinntoinjiiiir I ho ill. 0
inipi'i'tiint lcj;isl;iliiin is iinlii ipatC'l.
(i i it nt is kino;, til all (ho loynl inent-
livrs of Coniricss lull duwn utu wor
ship la i 111.
Tho military government started olT
on iloinlay by llio delivery of the
names of the new Cabinet to the Sen
ate by the hands ol a start' otliivr in
full unilnrin. ProKidonl Lincoln sent
his nominations to tho .Semite by a
plain ciiixcn, bis inivato secretary.
Ilo had no military stulV at Ids heels,
liku this new embodiment of "repub
licanism." Let us have peace.
Gov. Geary lias signed the death
warrants for the execution of George
S. Twilchell, who waa (iinvictetl lor
tlio murder of Jlr. Hill, and Gerald
K111011, who killed Timothy llecnun.
Tho CAecnlions take phicc in Ibe Phila
delphia prison yurtl, on tho Hill of
April.
President Grant wishes one section
of the law creating tlio Treasury Po
part inent repealed, in order that be
tuny put n free trailer in his Cabinet.
'Pennsylvania's interests are an lb in
the bauds ol General Grant," was the
electioneering cry o( the Uadical parly.
Tlio Missouri Ifrrinliiliirp, in itsprcat
Imrry, Mtificd only ono ImlC til tlio nt'
)ro Kll fll Oirp UllHIldlllClll. 'lliO I . is It
w liitli ciinliTS on (.'uiinress tlia jiower
tt t-nri-y tlie nitirndinoiit into ctTi-cl
liy n)irnpi iato It'isluliou wasucLiJi'ti
tully (iniitlrd.
Grunt sniil in Ills inr-ucnrnl, "I c.'im
ntfnif) tho iliittesol IVcsnlrnt iintrnm
niflitl." Ilo diiln't no far, liowcvtr.
until lie tnu ttti n sli;lit trammel ii.
"hi old and obaolr'.o law" of 17M,
cooked up by llinl obsolote indiviiltiul,
Alexander Hamilton.
A froo trade Sot-rolary of tlio
Treasury is t'ennaylrania s roward
fur tasiinrj tier tulo fur General
UrsoW tiuod.
wntim-fir .M't"" f nel
rfrnl f.ifiMl.
The f ii'U is InstiKural ad
tr- of I'lTsident tirniit :
I'mriiis or Tint I'mtih StATrs:
c,nr oallr iL"'' lis ing elemte i mo to
nj,.c t I'tio.b nl of the I tilled
Slates, I have, in conlormity i i It t In
'mmp i ri olcoir conntiv.'t iken the i r
until ol tifllt-e proai tihed therein. I
have taken l!,i oath w ilhout mental
reeivulioii, ninl with the determina
tion to do, I o Iho best ol my ability,
all thnt il requires ol me. The re-
ponsibililics of the poitioti 1 feel,
but accept ihem without fear. Tbe
ollico has cniito to mo mixoiight ; 1
conimeiico lis duties ntilraniineled. 1
liritig to it il conscientious ib siro nnd
determination to fill it, to the best (if
my ability, In tho saticfuction of the
people. On all tho leading questions
uirilating the puhlio mind 1 will ill
ways express my views to Congress,
and urgo them according to my judg
ment, and when I think it udvisiible,
1 will exerciso tho constitutional pi iv
ilego of interposing n veto to defeat
measures which 1 oppose. But all
laws will bo faithfully executed
whether they meet my approval
or not. I shall on nil subjects havo u
policy to recommend, but none t'l en
liuco ngainst llio will of tho people.
Ijiws uro to govern nil .iliko those
opposed, ns well us thoso who favor
Ilium. I know no method to secure
tho repeal of hud or obnoxious laws so
etleelivo ns their stringent execution.
The country having just emerged from
u (treat rebellion, many question will
como beloro it for settlement in tbe
next four years which preceding Ad
ministrations never have hud to deal
with. In meeting these it is desirable
that I hey shoul'l be approached calm
ly, without prejudice, hale, or section
al pride, remembering that tbe greatest
(;iiod to tbo greatest number is the
object to bo alluined. This requires
security of peivon mid properly, and
for religious ur.d political opinion, in
every part of our common country,
without regard to local prejudice. All
luws to secttro these ends w ill receive
in v best efforts forlheir enforcement.
A (rreutdeht has been contracted in
securing to us nnd our posterity the
Union, 'l lio payment of this, princi
pal and interest, as well as the roturn
lo a sprue basis, ns soon as il can be
accomplished without material detri
ment to the debtor class or Iho coun
try at largo, must lie provided for.
To protect the national honor every
dollar of Government indebtedness
should bo ruid in cold, unles other
wise expressly stipulated in ine con
tract. Let it bo understood that no
repiidintur of ono farthing of our pub
lic debt will be trusted in public place,
and It will rrr) fur towards strengthen
ing a credit which ought to bo the
best in tho world, nnd vtill ultimately
enable us to replace the debt with
bonds bearing lcs iutcrcra than we
now pay. To this should bo added a
faithful collection ol tho revenuo : a
strict accountability to tho Treasury
for every dollur collected, und ibe
greatest practicable retrenchment in
Iho expenditure in every department
of tho Government. When wo coin
pure the paying capacity of the coun
try now, ttilh tho ten Slates in
poverty from tho cffccls of the war,
.but soon to emerge, 1 trust, into
greater pm-potity than ever before,)
willi its paying capacity two tty live
years nioi, and culculato what it prob
ably will bo l went v vj years hence,
who ran doubt tho feasibility of ply
ing every dollar then with more c.ise j
t It ii it we now iy for useless luxuries ?
Why, il looks us though Providence
hail bestowed upon us a strong box,
in the precious ttietuls locked up in the
sterile inounluiiis of the fur West,
of which weare now forging the key lo
unlock, to meet tho very contingency
that is now upon us. Ultimately, il
mny bo necessary to insure the fa
cilities to reach theso riches, und it
ma)' bo necessary, also, that tbo Gen
end Government should givo its aid
to secure this access. But thai should
otily bo when a dollur of obligation to
pay secures precisely tho samo son of
dollur lo nn- now, and not bclbre.
While tho question of specie payment
is in nbcyiinco tho prudent business
man is careful about contracting debts
payable in tbo distant future. The
nation should follow tho sumo rule.
Aproslrnto commerco is to be rebuilt
and ull industries eticoit raged. The
young men of the country, those who
from their ago must be its rulers
twenty-live years hence, havo a pecu
liar inter.'st in maiulaining the na
tional honor. A moment's reflection
as to what will ho our commanding
influence umong the nations of toe
etirlh in their day, if they uro only
1 1 no to Ihomsi-lvcs, should inspiie
ihem with national pride. All divis
ions, geographical, political and re
ligions, i an join in ibis common senti
ment. How tho public debt is lo bo
; I""' "r "I'00'0 l"'y";e,lt rcsu.m-d is
nut so it))iirtiiiit us that u l.ui sliould
bo ndotilcd nnd m iiuien-vd in. A
united determination to do is worlli
morn tlmh divided inuntiU upon tlie
tnetlioil of iIuiii. Letlutiiin upon
this snljeit mny not bo neoexsaiv
now. not even mlvisablo, but il will be
when the civil hrrsiuu moro lully re
stored in ull parts of the country . und
initio reunites its wot tetl chiinni
Il will be my cndetivor to execute the
law i in i"H.I faith, to colleet nil rev-
eniKS usut'ssed, nml to havo them
properly iiccotintc I lur nnd cconoini.
t-nlly flixhiirsetl. ! will, to the be-t ol
my nbilily, iippoitit to ollieo tlioM
onlv who will cany 'nit this ilcniijn.
In regard tufortin policy, I would
deal w ith niilions us t qtiititlilo law re
quires individuals ti deal with each
other, und I would protect tho law
abiding cilir.eti, whellier of imlivo or
foreijrn tii it I) , whcivvcr bis rights lite
jeopai dired, or the flag of our ouniitry
flouts. 1 would respect loo rights ot
all tuitions, demandiiij' equal lespecl
lor our own. If others depart liotn
this rule in their denlious n ilh li, we
in ti v bo compelled lo follow thrir pre
cedent. Tbo proper trenttneiil of the origi
nal occupants of this land, iho Indians,
in ono dcaervinjf catvlul stinly. 1 will
tu vi r u'y cotti no tow arils them which
tends to their civilization, imJ ulli
tuiitu ciliznisliip.
The qtifhl'mti of sulTrsrrn j. ono
which is likely to nuitalo the public
so luiij' its a portion of iho citizens of
Iho inn inn urn excluded Item its priv
ileges in any Sinlo.
It seems 10 leo very desirable that
this tpicMinn should bo sullied now,
and I entertain the hope, and express
iho dct-iro, that it may bo by tho rati
(iiution of tho (ilteeiilh urlielo ol
amendment lo tho Cot stttution.
In conclusion, I ask patient forbear
ance, ono low aids another, tltrotiiruout
the land, ttnd a determined clbirl on
Iho part of every citir.cn to tlo bis
pliuto towards cementing a, happy
UIMUll, IlllU .'a " ixn.lia VI t ..V
. ,i, i,.r i ! t. l ts -i
nation to Almighty God in beblf of
tt.il twn'.tupmmon
union, nutl 1 Ak tn iirnvers ot tlie
nnrriil
In Ih. U nf Mi. IS. Hi llio "(
Miv !''. f Mi "tr. A
Mnr.oi.rr Mi Jo i Id K, of ! l
H,.i I.II7IK rtotilsoK, of c.iir i.iy.
p0t Tl' hoff ll tirV ll.r rinltr' ll.ukl
f.r llrtr n,-K f rr,,
On ll.r !'. t K.i.nni.1, In J" II "l r,
, Mr I. . WRt I. Mi-i IICNIIIEII
Fori I V , ell of lliahau.l..n. Pa.
In Owcroh, on ttir (ill uf Mvxh, lBffl, PAR A It.
tUiiffliU-r nf Up. .mi nii'l Aaic HimiuU'; ng'-d
11 trim. 2 tiiont Mid 4 la.
nn,' ilmlisnnfuts.
it
IS I
herctiy if" rn Umi Mln? ftl a itmniilrifion
on il.trnifti, MARTIN H UX.i A L, U-ci-.imi,
Ute r Uvhm li.a ricftrtu-M eouuiy, '., huv
ihft bs-fn iulr (Crunh-J in (hi unif rijinsi. a!! p.-r
I'tiR indftiUil lo taid rifat will plra Mk pHT
iitcnt, kiitl tlmm hmnijf clainti ur (triimtifU will
prririil ttitm pnrlr uf )irfi(imUd fur Ktllcuirnl
Bltd !lowaitre Kitliuut dt lnv.
, ( ItOilUKT K. Viv.okU
mrl0-6t Arlmiiiiilrmtor.
18(50. SPRING. 18CU.
OpeniK NEtY VII. KS,
Opemnj of NKW SHAWLS,
Oprnmirof NKW CIIIN'TZKS.
oprnmsor M-.W POPLINS.
Full stock of STAPLli and FANCY
SPUING GOODS.
KYHK A LANDELL,
rnarlO ol lourlli t Areh Sis., Philadelphia.
N. B lolm froui At'CTION daill reeeived.
SHEADER & GALER'S
Restaurant and (onfoctioncry,
(Oa Iteed Blrrel. near the Itailroad Depot,)
CLEAUFIELD, PA.
IIREPII OT'TERS and ICE CPKAM la
aeasnn. ; Toliaero, Citara, fanrtio", Writs,
and evervttiinir usualljr found in a Onfe-Cnn
are. aleratn on band. Tlie only ItAOATLI.LK
1AUI.K in Ina-n, eon l,e found at th s saloon,
mar 10 lira pd HIIRAIiPlt A liAI.KH.
SELLING AT LOW RATES
At tbe Store of
ALEiXASDEfl IRT1X,
ON MAKKKT BTRKET, C1.EAIIFIELD, PA.
Choice Eastern Flour,
From th uuoliet or Jouiata, Cntrt uid llua
tiuiT'loa.
Western Flour.
PiltiUrj City Mills, Hnner Kuke, W bin Winter,
and olbsr Saleoled Uraads..
II11ST Ql'ALITX
Sugar-Cured Hams,
DACuN, A K 1 ME88 PORK.
A ffw Toot f
Pure Plaster,
BAKTIRL8 Oil D A 0 ?.
IN
Rye Chop, Corn Meal,
MIXEu CHOP, tons, OAT.-;, AND OTHER
mill n:i:ii.
l.Tbr above ami be sold by the FIRST UF
APRIL ntit. ALEX. IHV1N.
rifarfiVId, March 10, ISM .",t.
1 Al lli; H ,ll find Manilla Hope of all
a,nae-M4-cl roia Axes Aug'
errv rtirap,
Y
kHVIXKK'M.
ll rt AMI I I. !:..- Fatra Family
silled torn Meat lluckwtitat
1'.'
I bop Mned
F.-e.l alwaiv on band,
J. P. KHATZKR.S.
DIIOVIHOVH. Mntar Cured llatnl lined
X lleel llaia ciauaugi- Miuuidere codes
flteas 1 uik Lard Fish, Ac. just received,
hy J. P. KHATZKIt.
Qtl.TI Htl.ril WIlol.KSALK AND
sJHe.lAII...
rater, hy
lloak-rs wilt tm anpplird al special
J. r. KilAliritt
sneaaii ll,e I a It
ma'.i tat
r AM I.I lOO.Oiltl IMS rlllNul.KS.
yy Ibf utirirrrtirncd ben-Kr jtive uatiof, ttitt
They wit jmy ih hitr-fi marki-t pric fur a pmid
quhtyu 1.0NU hll I.Wt LKS; and I butr hauiiff
Fii.'h fur ftntc, will Stttl ii to their iotctoi tu gnu
llii'm a call Itviotti Hing f luewtn-rt.
Cloarfirld Mrrh .1, 'Uf-lf
'tnl-n of th Clfarfidd County Artru.
(Hurt ll"ii! no Mnlny bvainr af eouri win-k
Mirt-h IS, IM..J, (i tilt rtiiie.nic ot tbe btl..l fui
tht purptwe if flwlitij Mftori of kaid Society for
tbe ntftuitig yar, and tu trui-raft ottcti othtT boI
nef a mny bt bruugtii before th ntrhnf.
T THR C'fH'RT OK COMMON PI.KA
X f ClesrQe.d eHnty, Paw
rj I No SeptrmWr Terw. ISfiT.
The undersigned f,ortimlrii(rtiier, arrinl'd by
the Court to title te:iniry in the ibr ckiic.
herey fivet tr-tii-e tliat he will tttend lo the du
tr of hit apt i.ir tment. at liitcfTl.-o, in the Imr'tuh
of Cler1,eidv on Haturdny. the Sttt of Marvb I8i ff.
nt J oVIork, p. n. t wliere sll imiTieR Interested
oana'leflJ. J. IlLAKK W ALTKR ,
tiiaiJI Jt. 1 tinitr irioner.
Vegetables and Fish.
HAVINil enaile the TieeessarT arranecmen's.
the anlrrsie;iinl wotilil ntititr the citircnt nf
i ir.rhcM anil TiMwitT, that ua and after March 4,
lnr.y, he will have on han.l an.l for sale, at his
hop nn the Marker lr, KKtHII FISH, flirrel
and While I'llTATHK. ami all VF.UhTAHl.K
in seaenn, at as lew rales as thee can he hnrht
at the car. Ii. II. H Ll.KHTON.
rirariiel.l. H.rch J. sf, If
ORGANS & PIANOS.
ESTY'S AND MASUX if- IIAMLI.N S,
riS SAII ST
8. J. HAVES, Carweaseilla, fa.
FKE.SII A1UUVAL
0 t
AH Iho oyo1Ucs for Spring
in Ladies' and (lent 's
ri R1SHIG & FAC GOODS,
IAI-1KS Collars,rittT. Ilandker fhief-, tilorrs,
j ll'itirry. ,rt Kilaiiifj, llmidi, Itrtimir,
IsttUun, t'ree, Trimminc of all binds, Krtnpe,
4iitni. M.mi. U aiM k ( all binds. Jet (, ."' .t
(tutttint, I'. rtuonT.v, ni-w stiles epriuf .sbaialsj
sin), a foinpb te ttifortinDt ot
Ladic?, Misses, & Children's Shoes,
Of the H'lT yt AUTV, to which we innte
attention! flcnt.'e new styles IIAIS A TAl'S,
Itntieitlira. No, kltra. an.l a choice line rf Casri
mcic aad U lute Miirla. It .,. 1; 1.1. LI A CO.
Clcarheld. March S, 1S .It.
Agents Wanted $10 a Day.
TWO $1D MA r.i roii $t.
I. I.OY IV
Tortablo Revolving Double Maps ,
OF Amrrifn anl Funpt, Aimrir anl ths
1 nittNl ttatri 1 America, t wltnc J in
4 ml CieUiitirn.
Thfr-p (trral inp, now Jnsl rompVtoil, nhiw
fi-frv pla-f f in-'tittnn'-r, rii.rtinl U ij.itt?,
mxl f tie lu'MI alli-atj a thr tnu Knnpftin
Mutes. 1 lifKf .Mii n amiti in wrr.v - html
anil f-roitr in tlis l.itnl kury tn.'iipT the pt- uf
tin limp, anl hr tnvn ul tlio lU-vprnt r, nihrr
fide rn r thr.iwn fnnt. ami mnj part tiriiugltt
'evrl to iU ryt. ('"uutry r i jt t siil Imt ; iiu
munis fivn l. jt,-..m .ifj. n'ri. Apply 1-r Circular.
Terms, and saiitl muttt-y for Piup M ,n, to
' J. T.
tnirS-lia 15 (rtln.lt sttrst, X. T.
Xew Hinc and Liquor Store.
I. L. REIZENSTEIN L Co.,
woiil.tttl.1 ntttrea t
WINES & LIQUORS,
MARKET ft., CLEAPFIF.LD, PA.
s.Fn11 stork f Wine, Rranr, Oin, TThinky
and te.ihl, always hand. tSpeeial attsutlua
paid to eefaring a pttra article for Raeraiaental
and wediral parposi-s. jan2l-U
VH Kt. IBilH(ro. Ilul-ball's, Drake's,
lluoltand (iariaan.Hast"tier and (Itfii i
, ... .. . ,,
uaL-anatea Bltura i alan rara Ltquera. of all
: klIl( Wfclt.i.al parr-.- fee aai. be
AI1H'1 UIK,
Ttf.il CiMf for .i!f.
HoihoH nnd lots for Sale.
Is )l H ItolSM aa'l LOTS I rWe'o f'
' sale "a rejaaonakks Irrraa P ,..t,i S t r
,0 lt.,i'v dava Si.o, a pit nf foi t I'M -.
Ihe eoi.'er of fi-nr'S and Mv-d StrrrS, aise
irlr" tt.-l 1 hire flrl Ot.ar Ills are en II l,-alrd
(or e.tSrr tioeler vard. caal lard, "r lor l0ll'l't'l
pii-.o s ft li-la'lv, l.eiof a'Oiia I Irrl ,.l ll.r
railroad d. pol. Pi le aod l.-rm vra-xoaSlr.
A,,p'v In OLolli.h 1 Unit N,
(..bit if t IrarSrld. I'S
Valuable Farm
FOU SALE OK UK NT.
rpi!E ondrrriirnid now off. rs at priisle sale his
J. lartn. silosl. ia Ijiwrrnoo towiiSlnp, 'ltarfi.-til
cuKte, Pa . h.,nd.-l li orva. Mi Milium and mai
ns, and wittnii t rnilvs of tliu railroad d.-pot in
Cloaiuunl !.rourti
(oMtiMSf; 3 Atnr.n,
Alionl 111 ai res nf eeliii-h (a rlearrd. lavin TW O
MUM IIOI st.S, I.Oti 11AIIN, nnd ollar not.
iinildiiij,', vrilh over li"t U-aiti'r fruit Ivors and a
neve,. tailing sprtnf of ali-r ner ttir bouse, aull
anil aa muib IniiU-r on the place, If propulj
inanajrnl, us will pay for it. Tue oliole is under
laid nub eoal. One of 'bo houses now inaurrd for
throe years lor SI. nun. in a good company, (noth
ing lo pv until I tin lime is up.)
fr I'll I I t. f;l,t)n, m eny payinents. For
terms, Ac, apply lo WILLIAM Pull ILK.
I'lcarlicld, Pa., Feb. 11, lt.t.
ONt'EOLA.
MOST TIIKIVIJ.0 TOWN
CLEAHFIELU COUNTY.
niE
IN
rTlIIE andcrsipnij offers the fi.tlowirjj deseribed
X proierty al PRIVATE tALB :
Lot No. 31 in the jreneral plan of tbe whore
named horourh, having thereon ereetrd a good
and coinlortaVe two and one-hair story llol sE.
hniahed Ihrouglioiit paintrdin Ibe rail of IS1,S
having Are rooms and ball, with baar-mcnt tnti-beo
and ilutnb waiUT. A well ut axoeilrut waler at
tbe door, undrr cover. A good frame OFrH E.
painted auuir eolor aa the bou'e, plastrred aud
pa trad. il'K IHtOE, rSTALLL.and (therout-
nuild.'ifa in good repair, t hoioe A rfl.r.. rf.A It
and PLACII IltEi:?. ,d line UllAPK
suited tu tbe c!nnat. biluated on tbe btet buai-
nen street in tbe lows, and una uf tba beat loca
tions tor buriuras,
-t!rFor terms, ., apply In
J. A. LLATTE.VDERCER.
Osceola Milt, Pa., Feb. 21, lnf.y-Jl.
Farm for Sale or Kent.
Tli B nnderfif ned dfttrtt tm veil r rnt a frm
itusta Kitbia 2i nilMof ClMtrfirld. Vtm
tlutuDi iratontvblr. For further pftrtirylaiii. mM in
prriun or Asldrati Uii lubtcriber. al l'fMtrfild P.
Ul.Utf K. II. HI AW.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!!
Farms, Timber Land & Horses
FOR SALE!
THE subscriber, acairoas of dirposiaf of aorat
real and personal property, oflerfl tha futluw-
lug rare oppurtuuily fur hargaiaai
ONE FARM sitaate in IlirarJ township, and
knuwn as tbe "Claudius I'.ussclut rarta, adjoin
ing lande ut Auf Lauonta aad aihcra, contaiuiag
lljtl Arrra, bltv of which are oieared. with two
dwelling houses, lam aud yuuug orchard tbereen.
Also, lilt. litCK I.LA Ooulainilig
KM) Arrca, sixty of which are elearwd. with
dwulling house, liarn, and other outbuildings, t -gether
with taolhritibg oung orchards tUareon.
.'.tso. FFVKRAL OTIIRR FARMS and tram
of T1JJULH LANOsfortalo.
I t)R llENT-1hsSAW..VII.L IiWEI.L.
INO UOl'sLci at the mouth ol Leer Creek will
bo reulad, or lei to rua hy taa thousand, to Kit
person t.
IWr-ForR Tir.AD OF WORK IIORSE.'.and
IIAhNkSIS, will ba sold aa reaaunavlo terras,
J
pJT A hargsin ia nfered In each if tba fore
going propositions. 1 ha terras will ba atade eaay.
Further iulorrtiation can he obtained by calling
on the premises. or hy addressing the undersigned
at Frrnchville P. 0., Claartelrl countr, Pa. '
lohlS-tf. L. M. COFTP.IET.
House & Lot for Sale or Rent,
' IM1K nfittrti(riiH now offu r for nal, or mit, a
X lll'lsb and LU f, a-ljoitiiiij tbttllNol
Lutbertur Tbe house iiuc oud well fin: bed.
16 br Si. with fcitclieti 12 by 1 1, and stable, to
fathtr with thrcr anl a half acrra of groand and
xprinf of water. Tin ll ma excellent location for
a taitiit-ry. bUrlttniiib, cb.iiet-njakr r carpoo
ter shop. Tbo property will bo sold cbrap and
oa tapy terms. ttr further partioatara, cxamioe
the t re in i or aJJre! tbe subcriler.
P. K. ARNOLD.
Lttthsrsar;, Jan. SI, .m.
Valuable Town Properly
FOR SALE!
SITUATE on tho South-west corner af Cherry
nnd Tb.rd St rev is. (Iwtnn Ko.lrtta4 street, 1 to
wit: A LOT, with a good two-story plank baild
ine theixtn. $6 bv 18 left, on room oa eaob floor,
suitable fir a store, or other business. Also, tbe
adjoining LOT, with a two-stor dwelling bouse
iberron. and several other TOWN LOTS.
AIm, a lot of woll l'itmt 1UUCK, and a (food
aosnrtmrnt nf STONE" ARK, fur a as Crocks,
Jtif, Jars, Fruit Cans, etc.. at rluci prices.
ur fnrtliar infuroiatK-n, inn tun1 at tr btuna
sr. Pntfrry af F. LUTZ1M.KH.
mvU fim ClearftsHd. Pa.
Town Properly for Sale.
flilE propt-rty occupied i.jr corn
X f UJ and Fourth stre. t, Clrarfirll hnn'.
on.uistin(; (f a g )ol, sulstsnlial 1M ANK J10LSK
and the LOT, iftbut tlifw foarlliS of aa r. I
Tli situation ts clu's to ths Pailrund di poi. and
is sn extirllmt location fr husinrsi uurpuars.
For terms, aiiply oa tlis pmnuet. IootIU tl
IOH AI.I Four v!ol3 town prrrl.et.
i tli brw -Sof Cisariicl-1 Locations da
stiabi and biluutr Appir to
m. m. Ms-cruiaOroTf,
d1T Attm-y at Law. rMartitd. Pa.
liscfllancous.
U. B. TAYLOR'S
LIME AND COAL YARD,
(Ktar tlia Hailroai Irpof,V '
T KMr.lUCK thtt Mstho4 of infonninr tV
X puUio. titat I liavc opnrd up a yard tur the
i.t 1 sruod or noal-burnt LIMB and Anthrarilc
CHL. in th bn.uch of Clrartidd. and bats
wnmlrlrd atrsntrnifnts With astern doU-rs by
ahu ll 1 ran net-p a tuH supply constantly on band,
nbub Will ba (..pflMl ot at reason awe ratrs, uj
ths lun. biisbol or ear loa.i, to suit purvbasars.
Tlrnw at a distanwt ran address ms by letter, and
ubtatn all niKH'SKarr luluri-atmn return mill
K. U. TAVLUK.
Clrarr.eld. Pa., FiK U, lS6i-tf
F. C. llOHM'S
JIAKK1.T CAR,
Will ba at the Dtp .t, ia f learfieU,
Every Thursday, at 12 o'clock,
For the sale nf OYS1K"?. (in the shell eir (It,)
FIIKSII FlSH.swe.l anil "th-r IMlTATOES,
ai.J all hin.lsol V Kit ri TABLES aa Ua
aeasnn prvUueea them.
Tr I hare rnt nn hand what eastomtra tnae
want, nrilrts will t taken ami flllej on the belt
trin. Ilememhei tua "Ureen
r.
C. nniiM,
, Juniita Co.,
fehJI If
Pittere.il
Ta
C. KRATZER & SONS,
M bliliiAN T S .
TteAtaaa ta
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hardware,
Cutlery, Qt-aaasware. Ornrenest roeisipaa aad
rhlrlea
rirarflfd, Prnn'a.
their new store room, nn Feeenel street.
aear Marrell Ulster's ll.rjwara store, janll
FRANCIS COUTRIET,
M YMCW AM'.
frftirhvlllf, 4 ltarflrld Comity, Pa.
Keeps eontani!y on hsnl a fu'.l asnrtment nf
rr (livfuls. Hardware, (!menes. and trwrTthirt,
atilW kept in a retail amr. hi h will be sold,
for eauh, as ebetp as ri-rwh-w in the ooanty.
Frenrhrllle. June 17. IftAT-ly.
rn. at ssnt nri at.at at... ...... ,w. aiaiat
W. ALBERT &. BROS.,
Manufaotarare A eitansire Iteatera ia .
Sawed Lumber, Square Timber, &c,
W OuDLA.Nli, PkXNA.
J-0rdera aoHrl'eal. Tit'e 6IM a short aotire
aad reaenaahlt tema.
Adlreaa Wsetlaas t. 0.. i"l--ld O , Ta '
H if w. AUtPt ant
A. W. WALTEJU
ATTOnVf Y T I..W, '
. ; ' ' Umi ie M. !,
Jim-Of! la Ike fVurt lUaw
ISRAEL TE8T",
ATTOIt X K. V AT I.AW
I laarlirld, I',.
4r-0fe la the ('ran ll'.o.s. tjjlla)
joh n h7fulf6rK
ATHIKNKV AT I.AW '
t Irarllrltl, la. '
Offlee with J. B. Mi Lnailv, to , . v
tiunal liaci. -Tjrrroavpl
altenlioa givta to a,
of Hoiii.t). n.lii,. Ac., and to ail Lg.i h
March IS. IS87 Ij.
WALTER BARRETT
a mm SKY AT I.AW. '
OftW an Seenod Hi.. Clearfleld, Pa. aar
W in. A. Wallace. wm f) i,
.1. Walt. Wallers. rr.kFiZ
WALLACE, EIGLER & FTELLIS8
ATlUKNKYS AT LAW
llcartirld. Pa.
Legal buiineat of all kinds prompt, u
aceuralely alten-led to.
")lll
THOS. J. McCULLOUGH"
ATTtlliNKY A I' I.AW. 1
Olea adjoining tha Hank, formerly orear.,J U
i. II. Mckualljr, Haeund it., CltarfieU,
y-Will attend proaiplly to eollettiot, .
of lands, to. (JetlMj
JOHN L. CUTTLET"
ATTORN KY AT LA V
Aud Real K.atate Aeesit. CltaaraVM,
Offioa oo Market street, opprsita lie Jad
aftr-rtespectfully ofiera hie sfrtirrs la salt,.-
and bujing I. ads la Clearlleld and alji.iuu
ooaotiea ; and with aa xporienee of evar i-a
years as a surveyor, eUllers bllnsell thai he ,
reader aatiafaetioa. fftb2a 'al
WM.
M
McCULLOUGH,
ItXLV KX LAW, '
A TTOItX li V
Clearfleld. Pi,
OEbeaaa Uarkel street aae doer east of the Clear.
sets county iiank. (naviii
John II. Orrla. C. T. AlaiaoM
ORVI8 t ALEXANDER,
AITHI NKYi A T LAH'.
llcllclollte, Pa. sralS,'tS4
DR.T.JEFFERSONBOYER,
rUYSiCIA.V AND SCKGEuX,
.IUTiii pfniikamtly locttl, b now Am
hit iruftitfutt iM-vlce to tba CitarLioK jetrfrtlti
anil Ticioiiv, od tb pablic gtuttiuj. AU atin
F. B. REED, M. D,,
rilYSICUN ANU fcCRtitOS,
JPifHavInf reaevtd lo TTillitiniPfmt, fx,
off or bit pntfool rvieti to tat pvW(
ti iwrotiftdiBg wuniry. LJ'VH
DR. J. P. BURCHFIELD,
Late Surjteu-n of tht htJ k rg ni PDijlnkii
Vnlttoiaart, havinjc reUrord trm t krmi,
(tlTcri bif )TofetioDal irvici to tbt oitiMU
CCl0r,4 MUt.
-pruFrtiional eat It pronptly ottpalod a
Office iHi bMobtt otrtot, furoMrly occapi4 t
2r! Wooda. . Ir4, M-c
DR. J. F. WOODS,
PHYSICIAN' k SCRGIO?.
Harinc rt mg ted to Ansonrillv, PsoCm bu
prtifeasiunal servioas to tlie peopla of tbat tasr
ana the surrwuumg counury. ah ea:u p tvafrth
attenad tu. I ut. t tmpc
"DR. S. J. HAYES,
30 HO EON tWS TESTIS:
0(S on Main Bl., CnrweniTiHe, Pa.,
"TTILL urn lit rn-tstiDal isiu, f r tbtest
yy vrnieura of tht pubtis. cotsntaeii u
Apni, I8t v. as fu'uw. tu :
Luibsrat'urAj r tret fruiay or trerr mutt.
Ansain. ilia Fir Mtradny of ovtrt auB'k.
Lmah r City First Thoriday of trsn wood
Spending taodayi in either plait. All vitn
lor wurk should at prestntsd ta tbt 4y sHi
airival at aaoh plan.
4T Toctb txtrsclea! by tht applk-alita i
local anseatbetia tossparatirtly aitbaal asu
All bindi uf Dental war (tnaraataea.
h. 11. Ths pablit will aitast aottea. that V
11 when not rmg ajred in tht abort siatts, st
bt foand In bis oflic, in CorwtnsTi lis, n.
Curaan.Tiilr, I on 4, IstU.
DENTAL PARTNERSHIP
Dn. A. it. 1IILLS,
Das ires to Inform his nauuna. ni
put'Uv itenerilly.'l at h hm a?eiatd wiUt
a tbt r9tir of D. atistry,
S. P. SHAW, D. D. S., '
Whils pradusta of tut Philadelphia Dsi:
CUjt, and therefor hnn the l (rhet sun
tioD nf pr.ffM.nriil thill. All wurk d..sr
tht nffiea I will hold nystlf persnnally rtrvw
bin lor beinir dune In lb most ritufaetorj ma
nsr and highest order of Iht pro-tastea.
An trtabiisbed prattet of twenty. tw ytari
this plara rnahits nit to speak U mj ttf'
writ CroitBaenea.
Kntannents from a dhtanp toA3 V a
by letter n fsw Htt before the pti'( t
eininf. IJuns 4, ist-s ij
MOSHANNON LAND & LUMBER CC
OSCL'OLA ETL'AM MILLS,
VlXrPACYrRKI
LUMBER, LATH, AND riCKET
II. It. FIHLLINGFOUD, rreeia
0E Ferrat Pla.. So. 1 ii S. I k t- Ti
JOHN LAWSHK, riuperiliteaoet
jeo'67 Oaeeaila MUa,learfi,.he,.nl.r
REUBEN H ACKMAN,
I
Houso and Sign Painter and Paa
, Hanger,
Clearfield, Penu'a.
sWill exeaute jobs ia hif line pronptte
in a w.rklnanllke manner. 'r
C. M. CADWALLADERj
conveyanci:h a JITICE OF THE l't
Fur lccatur Tp Clcartield Co.
"tOolleotinns promptly male and letal
menu eTurrd on sburtoat auttce. P.'St -a.l-lr-sa,
Phtlipuhorg. Pa. marl.
J. BLAKE WALTER
sCKIVtNKU AM LUNVEYanI
Aj.nt fjf ike Ootrh.. ana fait f Las 4
IrarUclrl. I'm. i
strrroaipi antnuoa fiwn ia n
. 'l iM
ennneeted with the nouatr of&oet. OffiSf
lion. Wot. A. Welles. U"'
LEVI Ft IRWIN,"
JUSTICE OF THE PEA
Pat t.aerea-a tnwnahin.
t Irarfield Ir. O , l learflelil Co M
avr-. ol.rctlcns an4 reuituieee
.id.. U"
SURVEYOR.
THE andersiitneal otters nil seniors at
revor. end mny tie loaml at his residr
Lawrenee t,wnrtii. Letters will neyn i
reeled lo Cleartield, 1'a,
mar T-tf. JAMKS MlTCIl
DAVID YOUNQ,
STONK-C'L'TTF.R AND MA
P.O. IIji IIH, ClrarOctd,
Jt-Spreil attention frA to Prrssirt
and Sup-rintrn linn J"l'. Ml k'nda ol .
done, in the tuoal wi.rkinsn'ii.e ma.n,
e .lieited, and contrait! taken in anj ft'
oountv.
JAS. C. BARRETT,
jrsrit'K. it K 1 II K l'l
Aad Lleeased C.Mveranoet.
a ,.llier.l.iirr. t'lrarfirld CO.,
4r-Colleli.ns and roaiillaneee '
made. ao.l a l klada at lejal in.traarenU 'I
aa thou aotiaa. L" J
DANIEL M. DQUGHEFV
BABER & HAIR DRESi
a) htOlNt. iintix,
JjS5 CLEAlflE'.Di
THOMAS H, FORq
aatLta ii
GEN ERA L MKUCHAVniS
CBAIIAMTOK, r
Alto, eetaatire Bannfaciarej and drs'er
Tiaiher aad 6aed L.ajhwof
jrVOnaert aolMtrA tad ..l
UkV . . .
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