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ClEORGE B. (iO0DI.ANDr.il, Editor,
CLEARFIELD, PAV' '
WKDHE.'I'AT MORMN'O, SEPT. I, ISM.
Democratic State Ticket,
port oovernor '
HON. ASA PACKER,
OF CARBON COUNTY.
FOR SUPREME JCDOI
EON. CYRUS L. PERSUING,
OF CAMBRIA COl'STT.
Democratio District Ticket.
AiicmUv,
JOHN C. HALL, of I '.lk County.
Democratio County Ticket. .
Treasurer.
I. EVER 1'LliGAL, ol Brail) township.
County Commiiiioner,
II. IIINDMAN.of Mecearl township.
Auditor,
JOHN D. MlI.I.EH.of Dell township.
Williatn Tilt Fcsscndon, U. S. Sena
tor from Mttino, it lying daiifjcrously
ill Bt FortlRtid.
, Our ad interim President, Grant,
, bos Vfon sojourning at Washington
for several days past.
Grant's Attorney General, Hour,
has decided that ilie test oatli aliall
not bo required of llie mombors clt-ct
to the Virginia Legislature. Thus
another military peacock, in tho sliupo
of Gon. Canby, is knocked in the
bead, by a member of hit own herd
The continued soriousilliiessof Gen.
Iluwlins, Secretary of War, has com
polled Gen. Grant lo forsake the race
course and other haunts of pleasure,
and repair to Washington ; which he
very much regrots, according to his
dispatch.
Later. Gen. John A. Rawlins, Sec
retary of .War, died at 5 o'clock on
Monday. President Grant did not
arrive in time from Saratoga to see
iim. ' .
Mork Help. We are in receipt of
a new journal, tuitillcd the Elk Demo
crat, published at Ridgway, by the
"Elk Democratic Association." It is
a seven column psper, ably edited
well printed, and Democratic to the
coro. Success to tlio enterprise while
it Adheres to the Democratio cause
and defends the right and anion of
the Slatvs.
Trt Again. Grant & Co. made
such a miserable botch out of the new
postago stamps, that the Department
has been compelled to order designs
for new iesues. Tho heads of Wash
ington, Jackson, Franklin and Lincoln
are to bo restored in place of the pi ea
cnt designs. Go iu ; who cares for
cxpensof Our rulers act more like
boys than statesmen. Always experi
mcnting in a very cxpensivo way, and
perfecting nothing but wrong.
Glorious California Extra flour
lias declined in San Franciso to SG
and sh per fine to $4 87. Legal ton
ders, 75. Edmund Burke says that
education is tho cheap defence of na
tions; but cheap bread is better still.
This is not all. The cloclioo held in
that Stato on the 1st Inst., has result
ed in a glorious Democratic victory,
notwithstanding the "second Wash
ington" carried il hist fall. Loyalty,
Ra Jicalism, Grant ism, and every other
ism, liko thoir greenback child, is at a
discount of twcniy-five per cent, in
the Golden West.
Tni Ji.rrERso.MANB.-The new
Court House erected at firookville is
to be dedicated on Mondsy next. A
general invitation has been extended
to tho county officers and friends in
tho adjoining counties to bo present
and help warm the buildinc. We are
exceedingly sorry that wo can't co
There is no better pluce in tho world
to gp to on such an occasion. The
Vrookviliinns are all aliko on festive
Occasiins; each striving to ontdo tho
other in politeness and their attention
to strangers. Here's our t&, Stcck
Hope you'll win. Tell Kennedy to
drink tor us.
Hatcuiko. The political temper
ance men and ladic held a "National
Convention" at Chicago last week
They done a good deal of gassing, but
practically it amounted to nothing
Tho body played off a sharp trick on
the outside, world by telegraphing all
over the continent llint Judgo Dluck,
of 1'onnsylvania, had been elected
President. The assembly was, bow
ever, not ichitc enough toembraco the
Hon. Jeremiah S. lilack. It happened
to be a Hark politician of that namo
from Lancaster, who was once Judge
of Ins election precinct, and a third
rate lawyer. This is the Illsrk the
female and male temperance advocates
attempted to pass off for a statesman.
S'avery and tha Copperheads (till
trouble these reformers. A littlo more
ane and less foolinhness would liclp
mese people an J their cause amaainir
ly. . These old tempcranco roosters
and chn ks have had the cause in
thoir special csro for the last thirty
years, yet the cause languishes. They
are mainly made up of broken-down
politicians, clorgy men without congre
Rations, and women who have run
way fmm their husbands and chil
dren. Give them religion, business
. and pol'l'cs in their special care, aud
they would mia lhe n.lion ia
rear.
ware
Oitr VanHdnlt tor .iniMf.
Our rraslpr arti no iIkhM
tlmt tlio ncimlni-o of tur county for
Amembly, Jlr. Uwnlio, failed lo re
ceive tho noiiiiimllim for Unit ofllro l
ilia liotxls of tlio District Uoitrrnlion.
Tliis we) ri-urel. lit) was just tlio ninn
for tlio iiliico. Hcitttf a gcnllmn of
strict !ntrfrity, ami cxtttisivly cn
(Tfticd In liuiincss, 1)0 wouM have lintl j
neither timo nor inclinntioii lo clup
bauds willi tho corruption ring and
roosters who infest tlio lobby and
hotels tit llarrisburg during the aes
i on of tho Legislature
Wo, however, heartily concur in tho
action of the Tioucsta Convention, and
cull upon Democrats to glvo ils nomi
nee. Mr. Hall, their undivided sup
port i hoping that tho people of thu'
district will find in him all tho quali
ties possessed by Mr. Lawsho, and
that ho will prove nn upright and
nttcntivo representative. To this end
wo shall closely scan tho acts of our
agents lit Jlarrisburg this winter.
3Jf. Hall having removed from this
county five years ago, and having
inut biin but for u low moments on
two occasions since, wo can say but
little about him personally. The Elk
Democrat, published at bis borne, snys :
"It i irsrcclv ne6ca.sty for ui to Uilsle ou the
Justifies which Stlt our candnlete fur Ugi.lature,
ohn II. Hall, for that portion, yet, for the knlor-
mation ol those wlio srs not so well arqua.uico
with bio, wo wilt givs a brief outline of Li. carver.
"Mr. Hall commenced the lu'iy of law ia CleBr-
B.ld uadrr lloo. M m. A. Wallace, in the fall of
tbS, and iu geplrtnht-r, VSI, wai adiutttcd to
practice. Alter that, Mr. allaee. rocoRnmug
the itcrlioi qnatitiee whioh had guided hie former
etmlent'i ouurae, tok bin in al a partnvr. ia
the office ol Mr. Wallace, aur Joung lawyer waa
dirtingunhed fur hil chue ajiblicatiou aud atlen
tiou to the busiuell eutrulteu to tbo e&rc uf the
parlaenliip.
"Iu Auicuat of 16S4, atr. Ilall oame aiaohg ae
with the luoit flattering teitituunialfl from men ol
known probity and character. He located In
ltidgwar, and our bueineM Ben, foon rewoffBiling
the talcnla which he poraciaed, he waa aoou in the
eoioymeul of a luvratirt practioe. Thoaa who
know bitn will not aay that we Bredlverrinr: from
the truth, when we awrrt that Mr. Hall ie the
ojoet euoooaafoJ lawyer of hil age ia tbil acottua of
the btate.
"Mr. Hall baa erer been known al a ehaotplon
of the pnnoiplaa of the llemocratie party, yet, al
though an taraatt advocate, ie sot a bitter partiean
ucrer atotping to ahuae tboao whu buncatly dif
fer with him on qutitiuue of pultlie ptilicy, but
trying by aound arganient to aolivinoa bia oppo
nent! to bia way of thinking of diea and meaeurea.
"Our candidate hae ueror awrrred in hie faally
to thole prnciptci which be hnlilft are the enpport
of our iuatilatioul, and which will, with tba oum
ing resolution of politicl in tbil oouotry, 1m itl
alvatioa.
Of bn election there ean be no doubt, notwlth
atandiog the puny eflorti of all dieorganiaera."
Roots Revest Officers. The
Washington correspondent of tho
aasociuto press says :
"The rteTenue Ofiice receive many complaint!
from different parts of the country, particularly
away from the large citicl, of hiigul deputy mar
ine!! and revenue detectives wb-t are engaged in
levying black mail. The pulilic ibould know that
all parliel making driuand bv authority of the
revenue lawi are providrd with written authority
for Bo doing. Prompt aieamrei bavs been taken
by the Couminioner to hava aoeb impostera dealt
with aooording to the fthct rigor uf the law."
Between the genuine and bogus tax
gatherers, who have . invaded tho
country under tho guiso of loyally,
tho people are being robbed of their
property, and their liberties greaily
eurtailcd. And thus it will con t inns
while tho peoplo aro foolish enough
to elevate such ninnies as Grant and
Geary to positions where statesmen
alone should be placed. While this
stato of things continues wa will have
more bogus than genuine government.
Bogus officers, liko vice, seldom flour
ish unless carced and supported.
As loyalty and radicalism have erect
ed dwellings to harbor and breed such
vermin, it is no wonder the people are
being devoured by their own dogs.
Therefore, wo say again, while the
tax payers vote for bogus statesmen,
such as now occupy the high places
in the Stato and Nation, they will bo
tormented with bogus money, bogus
political economists, bogus Lux galh
erers, and their liberties will soon be
bogus, too.
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'' A GoDLtss Trio. The Plttsburc
loyalists aro always ufler something
nico. They bud a rousing meeting in
that city on Friday last, ard tho
speakers Covodo, Morton and Bing
ham are all "moral idea" men. Tho
first is the Chairman of tbe loil State
Committed, ignorant as an ass, and a
scoundrel of the first water. Tho
second is ono of the Senators from the
Stale of Indiana, and so n filleted with
the social evil that ho cannot walk.
The third, Bingham, is the murderer
of Mrs. Surratt. So says Major Gen
eral Denjamin Franklin Butler, tho
loil leader in the House of Represent
atives.
These, exclaim the Pittsburg
Radicals, are our jewels. They are in
truth such, but thry are of the pirch
baclc persuasion, and as naturally
adhere lo loyalty as the Cow-Boys of
tbe Revolution. Morion was, how
ever, tho "right man in tho right
place." A western repudiator ad
dressing (he Allegheny county repu
diators. Out or Jail. We notice that tho
Belle fon(e Actional is again out of the
hands of the Sheriff. The paper has
been reconstructed, and looks well for
a ti'ack Ucniihlic.m advocate. We
hope Mr. Gould will not wreck his
bark on the rock of "cheap job work,"
which proved so fatal to bis predeces
sors. Success to yon in everything
except your mUerobfe politics.
Look oh this Picture; the on
that. When Mr. Buchanan wns Pres
ident, Hon. Howell Cobb, hi Secroln
ry of tho Treasury, invited him to a
n ip on tho noted rcvouue cutter, Har
riot Lane. He went, but when he
found that the rxpenso of tho voyage
was '.o lie charged to the government
gnvo orders to have iho bills sent to
him for settlement, which ihey would
bavo been had not Mr. t'obb urevcnt-
ed il by paying them out of bis own
private purse. Now tho government
is miiicvea, However, lo tlio extent of
innueanil ol tiollars h- I lie excursions
which, firl, President Urnnt and Mr.
Bone, and second, Admiral Porter and
Secretary Koboaon, make hither and
Uiilher. The expense incurred bv the
Tallapoosa is not great enough to war
rant the impeachment of those who
junked round in her. but tho incident
relslod of Mr. Htiehnnsn show (he
different instinct which a born gentle
man entertains of hisduliea from that
beld by his latest ucmsor.
n at ::Jt -t-t -ror"i-
n Mlir' l If irf.0i, IV.
l'liilmli-lliliin Aqtwm "While-
fiovornnr t.t'nry nml din rmrty "rro
limning over llie remain nf litlli'ti h'
rm, at Unit) sl.uiy, (ioiiornl (.rant
whs removing (liu iiiiiiinnl aultlii'r
who were) (i ' i lit oil to kmi all iliici
liv 1'iTniilenl Jnlinrnii. Al 1'lnislia,
Miiiiit'sotit, il SnWirr, who hist his lrj(
in tlio fliniL'u on llimil't fiirei's, ul
NhkIivUIi', win )mKtiiiiiUirat tJHll per
y or, which hi'lpt'd to support, his litm
il v. This eiinriiioua niliiry was covet
ed by a sidewalk ranger, named I.ucien
Warner; and Aunusl Klemmer, tlio
cripplo, had to Imblilo out of the nflleo
on Ins wooileii log and one crtileli, lo
bee or starve. Here is another caso :
On the lOlli of June, ISti'.), Captain C.
C. Mctiinnily, of Newport, Kontncky,
waa appointed .Mail Atfeiit between
Coviiiirtun and Kicholusvillo. Captain
MeGiiinity entered the army In the
war, as a privato in tho Twenty-second
Kunlucky volunteers, and closed
hia services ul the end of tho war as a
Cimtain in the Fortieth Kentucky
lie, fought in a nuniber'of Imtllos.atid
was severely woiittueu at Mono Ktvor.
Tho Cincinnati CommiTctnf, it Radical
organ, says that bis appointment lo
the route iirency wus supported by
nearly every prominent Union ofticer
and citizen in the portion of Ketitucky
whero bo lives, lint ho did not plenso
lhe Radicals, and after four days of
service, ho received Iho follow ing no
lice of dir. missal :
W i.hiiovo. D. C. Julr 23. 1 '".
Pin Your appointment uoili-r diite or the I Oth
inatant, ai Route Agvut from t'uvineloii to Nirtio
Uirille, heutur-ky, ia revoked. The I'oltmniier
Ucneral baa unteied the appointment of Joit-ph
Henderson in your itead. 1'liii change ia made
at the imtance of .Irne It. tlrant, the falhrr of
the President.- ery rerpectlully, Ac,
Ulomur Karl.
Ftnl Aarittant Poatinaator UeneraJ.
"The futher of the President asks for
tho removal ol this bravo soldier, and
General Grant lets the axe full. Truly
this Radical parly is the soldiors'party.
They starve them whilo living 'und
dunce over their graves w hen dead."
.Iping 4rlxtocraty,
One of the most ridiculous exhibi
tions of a spirit of aristocracy is Grant's
tour through lhe .NotJ r.nelund Males.
An Adjutant General of tho army is
Sent out in atlvanco to inform the peo
ple all along tho routo the exact timo
ol Oram arrval, tlio Hotel at winch
he will stop, whul room bo will occu
py, at what tune he will hold recep
tions, and a batch of other ridiculous
stuff, enough to make an honest Amur
lean citizen blush with shumo at the
I lopulttr. stupidity which made him
'resident of tho United Stales. Let
us ask, what more do tlio crowned
heads of Europe ? When they go on
a tour through their possessions, bul
letins are issued in udvanco, telling
the people tlio lime of their arrival ul
particular places, the clothes they in
tend lo wear, who will accompany
ihcm, A.C., Ac , and Grant isupirg them
to perfection. Even this, however,
we could overlook if he hsd tho intel
ligence to govern a people. He hns
not. The grout idea of his life is hor
ses, dogs and tuars. Beyond iheso
he knows nothing at all. , I
Tho members of tlio Cabinet arc
equally as bud in this respect as the
President. Tho w hole administration
of public affairs is now in the hands
of aulMmlinntea, anil Ilia (ualita. j
airnply bow mucli of lliu jinojilu'a
money they can speud without injur
ing the parly. The other day a telo
graphic dispatch informed the public
that forty ('inqrrnsmcn arrived at
Omaha, en roulo for California, with
Mcir trier, to invrstiijate certain alleged
frauds in that Xt.ite. Now what were
these frauds f Tho report says, noth
ing. This lour of Congressmen, with
their wives, was just a f'rolio or spreo
over tho l'ueific Railroad at Iho public
expense. Tho peoplo are ground
down with taxes worse than any peo
pl on tho faco of tho earth, and Pres
ident, Cabinet and Congressmen are
spreeing over tho country iu a man
ner positively shumcful.
I llioro no remedy for all this?
Xot so long as the people are willing
to lie enslaved lo the demands of par
ty corruption and tyranny. When
ever they can exert sufficient manhood
to throw off the shackle of party
slavery and assert their political and
individual freedom, a different state
of affairs may be looked fur. Not till
thon. Jlutler Herald.
Doctor Butler. Theorcrago Mas.
sschusotu "Minister" believes that he
can do anything, unless if may bo to
perform a miracle, and even this hits
bocn tried in the Martha's Vineyard
camp mooting, in tho tleliberato at
tempt to convor: Doctor Butler. The
scene is graphically described in tho
Boston papers. Governor Claflin was
on tho ground, and "spoke earnestly ,"
and Senutor Wilson "eloquently ap
pealed to the unconverted." Amid
these and other appeal from all quar
ters, Doctor Butler stood not onlj
unconverted, but unmoved. Where
upon, Cluflin baring failed, and (he
Natiek cobbler having snuffled and
howled to no purxise, "an anxious
sister singled out llutlor, ai d earnest,
ly cntreulej him to come up lo the
altar." But the "anxious sister" even
could not arouso Butler, or bring him
up to the stand, where tho unconvert
ed were to bo specially prayed fot.
Whereupon t-wlutis brother on his
knocs begged hi in lo go forward," and
"tho clergyman in charge besought
him strenuously," oven promising "to
keep open tho meeting all night" il
Butler would only try b bo converted.
All theso menus lulled. Butler was
obluso lo the r.calotis brother, deaf to
tho anxious sister, nod callous lo
the open-all-night cleigyinan. Tho
(rouble was, Iheso over-eager jeople
endeavored to convert Butler, as some
sinners aro said lo take (he Kingdom
of Heaven, "by violence." Persuasion
would bavo been better, say a dor.en
spoon or a silver teapot, hunir up
over tho anxious seat. X 1'. World.
Another Letter from Corone.
The Chuirman of (he Republican Slate
Committee hns written the following
letter lo a member of tho Committee
iu this section :
Horisburg, orgmt
deer Sr
i bev rilen fo Mr. delanno, the
Cnmishrtcrorinternle Itavcnoe, telling
mm low leu up on thee w lnky tleel
ars or (Jury is Defected. Evry man
Inn is opinyun is win h a Ktls has (oald
Idcluno thee snim thing. If
eoinpli with my irk went ,
he dount
grant will
beo asked to remoov 11. in
Thing is looking midlu, fare.
yoors trooly
J CoVOIlE.
P. 8 t donnt think ttalors kin
mnik fun of this leler, for I rote il
with tbo dickshinery clous itlongsido.
J C.
The amount paid Psslors and Fold
ers during iho lasl .Seaajon of (he
U'gislulure aggregated over tnim.
Hard oa tas-puyera.
Otir KU'lt I'lnnnrt.
A arrrtmuT h m hummi For iiif.
SUM-MI lt"l M RINII till l AST
KM ill T TEARS TO HAVE IMItl OIF
NFAIII.T TWEKTY F.IOIIT MILLIONS OF
Til K STAT III.IIT WHAT HAS BECOME
OF TUX MllSir f
The history of tho Stile Debt of
Pennsylvania, says tho Harrisburg
ratriut, iti.ty ho lold In a few words.
Il was i Ton led principally in building
up and keeping up tho publia works.
These works wcreevenlutilly sold (hut
tho debt might be reduced. In IHIiS,
a Democratic Legislature, in accord
ance with Section 4 of Articlo XI of
tho Statu Constitution, enacted a law
providing for the creation of a Sinking
Fund. This Sinking Fund was to bo
a receptaclo of certain revenues which
wero to be applied only to tho pay.
menl of the interest on Stale loans
and tho extinguishment of the Stato
Debt.
Tho roeeipis nt tho Treasury, Irom
these sources, as per tho stutemunls
of tho Auditor General's oflico, from
1HG1 till 18GH, inclusive, foot up the
enormous sum of twenty seven millions,
nine hundred and six thousand, two
hundred and twenty-seven dollars !
Wo gil'0 tho receipt lor each year, OS
follows :
1RC1..
180...
IM...
tsnt..
111..
1SA6..
ISf.7..,
ISOrl...
..tl.TTI.SII! SS
.. ..4.'t.,4.10 IS
I
f 27 ,00.II7 bH I
Now, these twenty-Seven millions
and upwards ought, under tho law,
have gono into the Sinking Fund, and
to have been applied to the reduction
of the Stato Debt. If they did not go
there and wero not so applied, irAcrr
did they go and to what use were they
applied t This is a question which
the peoplo ask tho Radical Suite offi
cials, and to which they demand an
holiest and straight-forward answer.
This sum bus certainly not been
applied in payments nn tho first Slate
loan. On iho first of December, lXliO,
lhe State Debt was 37,U09,847 Ml.
On the first of Decern bur, 1HG8, the
Stato Debt wns t:U,2HU,fl4o 111, show
ing that but 4,(iM2,(i01 27 of lhe debt
hns been paid during those eight yeurs.
Now, if ull tho taxes received at tho
Stato Treasury, which under the law
belonged to the Sinking Fund, had
been applied in payments on tho Stato
Debt, we should have the following
exhibit:
Rtale Debt in ISSO t3i,l1S,M7 SO
Receipt of binking Fand troa 1S6I
till lit J7,06,1J7 48
Amount of debt remaining $10,063,819 VI
If, tbcrcfofo, the finance of the
State bad been properly and lawfully
administered, and lhe Democratic plan
Inr paying on the State Debt contained
in tho Sinking Fund Act of 180H, had
been fairly and honcillr carried out,
during lhe last eight years, the debt
would only be a littlo over ten millions
instead of upwards of thirty-three, mil
lions. Twenty three millions thai wont
into (he Stato Treasury during llie
last eight yeurs, and that ought to
havo gono into tho Sinking Fund fur
tho tiavinrr off ihn SlutA flnhr linrA111 lb Cloarfleld, oa Monday, tbe
uio ujii.g on ino aiuto vubi. Have , 2rthd,yof htfpt .t lM9 ,(t.owr week.ut i oiotk,
bton Bqiiamlured. Or Utolen. 0 UO j p.m., tbefolUwiog deectibed Ileal En tat, te nit ,
not cliarc this ; the figures prove it. A fuiB piwt nt 9t grMBf til0ote la
nK mo cionrfii or ruliny ol w hat
ii vo it pro iitipa, atnu rrrrr th
render to tit .tetnt hof.k and the.
roporln of tho Auditor Goncral's ollicc
for proof of ouril!ipTit.on.' -
The Last intuit.
A turgor named Hill 8 nun dors hft"
been upfxtintud ot.-il detective and
coiiHdential rtenl of tho Wafthinton
roftofiH-e salary, $1,200 per year
the mun important publio trut con
ferred upon nigger under tlio new
regime. Well, il i, perhaps, a logical
rcBiilt of "tho acceptance ol tbe situa
tion" by thi temporarily cowed, npir
ithKst hopolcss whilo sovereigns (!) of
this unfortunate country. Tbisiiirgrr
one of the race of human beings w ho
lack moral perceptions, who have nol
tho slightest conception of tho word
hononty, who simply refrain from
su-alit.fr, w!,on thry do tl.us refrain,
, v , i !
t "ii I;,, ivu, i. iitv, mm iiw. uiiu
(be dittntcJ of consciunco, reason mid
honor, lias been appointed by nn arm
of Ilto government as spy rind inform
er over white men. Every white,
clerk in Washington roMo"illro is al
lhe mercy of tin ignoranl, inferior,
narrow-minded, brainless, conscience
less African, wlioa contracted intel
led a nd brulul pn-jtidices will naturally
at this moment, when tho deep mut
tering of a war of race aro heard
lint lltilt a ntitr Ida &Mill, lull n
i the Ub tk. him (ho' covert, HiZXWh?.
not tho open enemy, of every member I W ood, oa the south by land of Janet btavemoa,
of tho superior nice with which ii is !" "' b f -'" rieat
bronght oflicinlly in contact. ,., ."X
wui. uuifiin, irvillt:uitniPU lllsur.B OS
theso should tniike tho more decent
ineinhors of the dominant party blush
with shnmo. Wo solemnly warn (he
men in power, w ho are crowding this
interior lipirrn raie nnnri and i,,1nn,l
j i, ,i . ' i ' , ' ' lb seat by landa of Oraara Tkulelua, oa tbe
oter and rilKivo tho white race, Who ,..,, b, , M,rtia Nolan, .a taa wet by
founded (his government, and have laadi r Joerpk Pir.w, and aa tho Bona by
made (he country what it was an to ''""'- '' w toaiaiaiag Ninety-
1 WW, that they are preparing for j I'TVi. ' k'W
thetnaclves ft dnv of wrath which, : Heited. Ut,n in rierailna, and to bo nU a
when it enmes, will be fearful and let;-1 tD pr'1 f ft B-nmina
riblo. A war of races will ceruiuly ' , iH irrfeni.
aU- r i Mi'.v of the pjrrhaw money mo pi be paid aben the
bo tho price of tl0 ntinrer policy ol property U knocked down, or it w.ll be pm .p
tho Mongrel psrO. Thnro aro mil. agaia for e.U. t YKENU H lloWK.
lions of while men to-dny all over the' I"!!"1!?' I hhenff
., . , . ' ClcarSrld, Pa., hept b, 109. 1
country, tn whowe bonoms there is ra-i L. '
ginga pr nt up volcano. If thin nigger
polity is not abandoned, it will break
out, and when it docs, tho loudest
cry will not be "down with the negro,"
but "down with the fools and fitnslicft
wlirk I.... ,l,l, ll- it j
..... ...... vii .....,,.. , iiui
only brought ruin upon tho soctinn i
which ulono bus hilberto truly rts-'
,,.,, , ,,i r i: l . t uecaoia, tiearneia eonnly, l'a. It ke ng a wo
lecteil r.nd cared for him, but also n. and ari k t.aii.ilng or dry sVs, f,.,
SIlQI kleil the entire nation with a bark j drying luisk.r, being ;i fret long and U feel
brouking dibt and galling titxatinn. ' '"I'1 ,h l"",r "'"F o1" n nme
We tell you, lead., of the M,.ngrol , hrk':'.'.",'.' VlTW:
party, tllO Vengeance Of (1)0 people IS tiact of land baoaded on the e..l end eonlh by
not dead ; i( simply deep. When It ' Ma.hsanos Creek, and oaths aenh and wen
awukes, nothing can save vou from ! '' '- B c. , .ha .,u claim
Ik.. . J-1 , W , : being enler.d again., the said building and
tho terrible consequences of your foil . ih. ab.v. desor.I.e t lot at grouad aad curtill.ge
crimes X )'. 7'iy Book
Hon. J. A. lloyce, of Cincinnati,
heretofore a prominunl JIadicsl, in
rotiimiiiiicntiun lo tho Cincinnati
L'lKutrir, sitys : ' I have severed my
self from tho Uepublicnn rly, be
cause ii Is an organized hyptHTisy, a
shuffling dissimulation, a fraud, a de
lusion and a snare, a combination of
grasping fanatics, fattening on the
vilnls of tho woulth. producers and
wealth-distributor of the count rv."
Mr. lioyce evidently understand tho """ ' bomugk of fiearieid. on
organisation from which bo l..!'
On lhe llitll lilt , lino Albert HlOwn, !
a negro, cc in mi lied a rape on I.enora
llunnon, w hile, nged sixteen years, in
Troy township, llrndlord county.
Tho family were absent, and the
wretch in human form took this op.
iiortunity to accomplish hi design,
llie detail sre ol the most revoking
i""' uo neL'ro wa ioorrwl in!
(jail uo Euadsy of t txtk.
fiirATiiil nts ANoTma There Is
a voire of walling besrd from Yankee
school m arm of tbe South. Sambo
has proved innratel'ul and refuse to
pay for lhe tuition of bis ofTsprlnf.
lie promise, but "goes back" on hi
word. One Indignant frsgtncht of
Plymouth rook (ell Iter piteous talc
in 'the Macon 7V legrajih, which is, that
after A Northern society sgreed to
psv her salary, her board wa to be
paid by Iho Parent who sent (heir
children to school, but inni iney union
to do so, nrtd tlmt sbo would have been
turned out of doors by her landlady
had sbo not paid her board herself.
Slio say tho negroe aro profuse in
words, mnko any nmotmt of lino prom
ises, but never think of fulfilling them.
This is terrible., and Georgia should bo
"reconstructed," especially tho negroes
who rcfuso bacon and slapjucks to
Yankee schoolmarms. Age.
'Jim gifJvfrttefnuut.s'.
1"iSTHA I'Catite trcaipaiiitig on the prem
j lie! of the luliienStr rending In llrccaria
luniiiliip, nn or alwut the 1 iih ol aruugt, lait,
A Hl.Al K Ml.l.K, mane trimmed close, tail
untrimtnod, wilh two small white Ipota on the
IcH ihouldcr, and one on the left kip, and ahod
&II rnuii!. Tha ntner nr nwne.1 are herellV re.
quoted lo coma forward, prove property, pay
characi, and lake him away, or be will be Bold
ai the law din-eti. K. 11. LKK.
(lira Hope, Sept. (, 9-3t.
I.5IH.IS1 U T)lt!l'OHAl.S.-lhcbctiojl Pirectori of l'ikc
S,il7,;s r,S j diitriet will reeoive scaled proposals until
4..'il,0IS 76 tue Jith of rVtt. for building a Bchool llouie, on
4.237,1114 tl lut.j f Jhn Iluuliip. baid bouie to bo VliJU
6,i4.2S I 01 I fti ) fCPt , ln. chu,, Uoul.lc plank, wealher
4,&8A,ft.l 12 boarded and plaitere.1 with three coale, alio tlirrc
eoala paint on it. The alone and frame timber
will he furiiiucd on the ground also the plrnk
will bo hauled. The bouse to be naiihed by the
ant Ol Dcpicmocr, laiu.
M. L. C. EVAKS,
Carweun ille, Kept. S, W-il. becreUry.
NOTICE.
IN THE MATTKK f IU Import of arttioc
out H1 l-ti lo Koturtvb, Ul tht widow of
John M. Ogtion, dvo'ii , feud uow wilo of Hicburd
bhafttwr.
At aU) Orphan' Court bcld tit Cli'ftrflfild, to aod
for tli rounty of t'lrartiotd, oa lbo tvth dy of
June, 1H6V, it wm ordered tbU publicatiun be
invdo in at Irait ono newtiacr' fiuolirbod in
Cleartield eoanly, fur ttirro weoki bfuro HrpUm
ber Term, lrttiO, notify in ll pertoni la tiiUreit
that tlio Ileal Katatc of tivo tvcrci, roore or Icm,
aipraiied and et oat to tbo widow out of the
nut of Jubn M. Vpir-n, dee'd., Ute of Lawrence
townibip, will be eoi.flriDot to brf and tbe Re
port of tbe appraifera approved, union aullicient
flftuw bo ibowu to tho ctmtrOTT, br the flret day of
tieplotober Terra, UY TliU t'Ol'KT.
Attutt A. W. LKK,
Clerk O C. S.fL 8, 'C9-3t.'
fAT:i AUEaNTfl for
OIR FAMILYrnSUI.l.
TUFT THE DOOK aecded i aery faaily,
and m ibeijj tbat all ran afford It. It it a
besdsMiua octavo of 1H eloieljr printtd Pt.
ontaimitK tbe matter of a 4.0 It olum, bat II
old at 2 iO. It differi from all ilnflajr worki,
by KTinK ,n diflrri-nt ni del of troairaoat bo
Alkinttbic, Uonooi athie, Hdrpothio, Celeetie
aad Hrbo. thai reodfring It avaJUblo whrt
other book are of bo . Annti fod U by
far tbo boat telling tn. k of the bind pabliiltd.
Orer two ihoeuod IS.tvA) oopie bavo already
boen lold In tha city of Cbirajto, whero the
athor retido. Bend fur Circular, giving full
pertirolan. teraii, tte.
Addreu. C F. VtST, PaMMi-r,
Ko. S Barclay ft., New York.
Fept 8. "oJ-H
Sheriff's Sales.
1 ) T virtue of tundty write of venditioni trpoa
J Uiued out ol tba Court of Covjiuiob Pl-ai uf
Clearfield oountv, and to me directed, there wil!
be evpoi' d le publte enlo, al tbe Court Home.
! tbe ftcrongb ot cioorneid, tiearneid coooiy, Pa.
i "'iri aro apperioti itumw, ie;
It
V-vI-l'iT-Vot,
itO.lsl. See .
.llr.
Bridge. 7 7-10 perrhee to a pnt, thfa-e aorib
U port-bee to a pM, tbenre oett II porcbet to
pub tie road, theneo by ublie read eouib So
degreei eat, I peroboa to a pnrt, tbrnre eontb
IS deirreea and 10 perobee to a pott the place
of befinrlnp. containtcjc prrbee, baing
two dtvUi. g boaeoa erected Iberron rowMng
out of tho eame a etnall piece of ground weal of
the rood leading to Moore eoe.1 bkk, which
b already conveyet to tbo Rev. Father Traey.
Hotted. Ubra la tierntmn, aad te be told a
tbe property of Joba Peony.
Alto a coriela imot of land eitoato (a (he
town-hip tff Nutria, Clear!) 14 eonaty, Pa.,
houndstd and described ai fullowe, to witt on
tbe nwnb by C. M-ta. Jr., on the emit by (ieotgo
Wei tat, on lb tonth by Mtrbeel I.oder and
1'htlip Baker, aad weit by Hiehard Thouaa,
and wrrnird' ia tbe name of Wm. Molt, con
taining Throe Hundred and 8ixty one A ore,
with-ijo loiprovemcnta thereon.
Bcited, takra In eiecutlan, and to be fold ai
the properly of Jubn O. boraine.
Alio a crrtaia tract of land tituate In Cbeet
! """'.' Vr.T.. . u i"
I lollowi: beginning at a bli-kory ooraar oo eld
line of Jiha Die ntteroefi, tbenct aoutb 60 do
greet weet by Martin lthtngton tract to corner
marie by John MrCi.rd, at l5 prrhee, thence
by laade bflorglr.g i the eitate of John Mo
CjHy, dereaied. ocrth-weit by lino of Joba
irCord 179 rerrbci, more or leM, to a corner,
tbeaco by land pqU to Ooo. B MoCoPy, l"6
perrbei to a btmlock (down), tSenee by old
lino M-uia 40 drgrooe oait, to pleeo of brgia
ileg, eootiialng Ono llunlred and Twelve
Arret end thirty pcrrbet. with a bouee aad
bora erected iberooa werviag M acrei aad
lift perrhee, od to Famnol fitraw do.
Beiied, taken la eiecotioo, and lo be (old ae
the property ofjuaepb McCnlly.
aim a certain tract or tend tituaU In Cbeet
teen arm el rated, aad a mail log dwelling
noute rrecien tnerenn. ecnuiuing abml fifty
Acree, more or le a.
Beiird, taken in eieratloa, and lo bo lold ae
tho property of Him on Kurabtugh.
Ato a ccruin tract of land litnale la Ferrutoa
township, Clrarfleld tmuaty. Pa., bounded oa
SheifT's Sale.
1Y virtue of sundry wiili of JLerari 'ariwi.
J l!.rd out nf the Court of Common I'leee ol
t .earfirld eonnly. en l to me dirorird, thrre will
he cipo lo nuMte aale, at tbe Osnrt lh-ur In
llie ixirf.uen ot i H-arillil, on Monday, the ITth
Hay of Pent , lits, (t owrt arek.l at twu
P. v., the following pn.nertv. v,i:
ti'clock,
. bnlldlng aituaie ia the bnmo(h f
appiineniat to aald building.
Selves', taken It. eieeaiins, and to ae eoH ae
tha property ef lllrhard UrlSik, Ambroia II ill
man and TSnmai Farrra.
ar-llidderi will taha aotlea that It percent,
of the purrhue rs-iney muit ba paid wbea the
properiv ie knocked dnon. or I will be pat ap
ajua fureale. IV HEN ICS 110 K,
Saaairr'l Ovrira, I hhaiio".
rlsarleld. Pa., 8. pi., S. H5
SherilT's Sale.
wlrtua Of a - writ ef F,tr faeiff., le-
lord asl j tha Court of lemujun Pleas ol
Cx-aise'd aounty. and to mm Siroctad, there
will bs sipnied to Pl'HI.IC SAI.K. at the iviart
nadev,
P
A oerlata tract nf land eitoato la Araheaj
U'mdred aad Sil Arm' aad peirbei.
IS eerei eleered, having tbera.a erected a email
bon.e and barn, being pert of a larger traot
wa r.nlrs ia tha aavna of Jaba Tbsmaa, boaa
led by laadi af llraaam. loaey A el Sen
Seiied, tehea la aseeutlaa. aadOe ko ol4 aa
Ute pr"rty of Wm. M, Hargo.
rorlliild.n will lake astiro the! It p.r
cent of the parortaea aoney mart he paid when
the property ie knocked dews, or It will ba put
ap again rur ,ala. fVkEXIl'S tillWg,
faatrrr's Orrra. I Shtrir.
rrstteM ft., tf, , UK
COURT PROCLIMATIOH,
TltRMr II"". O A. WAFER, JW
IrlenlJudea .ftha Cssrt af Comas flea!
r Ike twenty ins Judical llli'rlet. aosspoiad f
the esunllei oM lestu"ld,"'lr and Cllnlos
an )i,.s. BANUfcl. Ol.tllM and Ilea JACOB
sILIIU.M, Aii 'olnta Judges af ClearSels aa,
kavt timed their preeej.t, to ma Hirer to, for tha
holding nt a Court of ComBjoa Pleas, Orphaa'a
Court, Oourt of Quarter Hei.losa, Lourt of lift
and Terminer, and Court uf tleneral Jail Delivery,
al the Court llo.ee al ClearSeld, Id and for lha
eounly of ClearSeld, commencing on tlia luartll
sliiiitaj, U7tU day) of KcpU IrMite, sod Iu
eunllnne T0 WKKKit.
NOTICE IS, tberafore, teraby gives, to the
Coroner, Ju.Uoei of the Peace, and Constables,
In and for laid aountv of Clearfield, to appear in
their proper perioni, ailh their Kolli, Iteoordr,
Initilittlons, Kxaanaaiioni, 111 omer nrnw
braneei, to do Iboaa thing! which to their office.,
and In their bebnlf, pertain lo be dons.
U1VKN under my hand at ClearSeld. tbil llril
day of Kept, ia lha year of aur Lord oaa
thou, and eight hundred and ilstr alna.
CVKkMUa HOWS", A.er.y.
(1 AtTIOSAII penosi are hereby aastion
J ed againil purchasing or itl any way med.
riling with tl.e following property, now in tba
poiieiiioa of tlainer P. Illooni, of Dloon town
Dip, riii 0NB UllAV MAHB, si tha lama
betougl to me ana ii iudjcci in mv oruer,
llb'MIIV YV
JJkNKV l'ENTZ.
Foreit, 8epL S, '05-St pd.
rou H tl.IL
PURE HRED HOGS AND FOWLS.
WINTER SEED WHEAT.
ln other Farm Heeds, from Dcitz's
Experimental Farm, Chambcrtburg,
Pa.
tl.hr, and Doughtcn'i Drardlrn; Week 'land
Trsadwell'l Bearded Wbits Wheals. French
White and lied Chaff; Purple Straw Bearded
Red Mediterranean, and fJerman Amber Beard
Ion. are tbe bait, eerlieit. hardiest aad ssoil
productive Wheat, that can ba recommended for
general euliretlna. Price, ti per buahol. 4
powndt of any kind by mall, sent post paid, for
tl. Twenty heads of different vartotioa, Boat
poit paid, for tl. Twenty other varieties of
Wheat, Uarley and Oats, of laat year'B Importa
tion. Bee Ubiti's ExrssiaasVAi. Fsau Joca
sali aend and euteeribe fur it. only $1 kO par
year; tba molt aiefttl Journal printed.
Addraaa, Uh'O. A. DKITZ,
Chamlieriliurg, Pa.
Tba Carliaat, llardioit, and moat productive
Bed Wheat ill lie Freach While Chaff.
Sept. t, inor-.t.
T,1 X A M I N Tl O N). The -annual oiamiaa
1 1 tion of Teachera.ltn CleaHield county, will ba
held, ai follawi : Uradv. Illoom and L aion, Hept
I lib, at Lulaeraburg ; Curweniville and Pike, tha
Ktlh, at Ctirweuivilte ; 4 ena, lha 14th, at I'ena
vllle; L. City and Frrguion, the Idtb, at L. City
Bell.the lnili, at Uowan Uurneide,lhe 17. at Barn
vide f N. WsabiagtoB and Cbeet, I be Illlh, at N.
Washington ; Jordan, 21, at Aniourilla; Uecearia,
lhe 22.1, al Ulan Hops ; Uuellch, toe I3d, at Janea
villei Woodward, the JOS, al Happy Valley a.
h nasi Kuoi, lha l.ita, at H. Millport t Uoggi,
tbe ITth, at eeutre a. kouar ; Iircatar aad Oeccola,
tha ZSih, at Osceola: stoma, the IVth, at Kvlar
town ; tiraham, lite ?0ta. at ' ; Itradford and
Indencadeot.Octobor tse let, at Jackeoaa a boore:
ClearGcId and Lswrenoe, lha Id, at ClearSeld;
Ksrtbau., the Sth, at halt Liok ; Covington, tbe
Tlh, at Ueleonhurg; tiirerd, the Sth, at Cungrest
Hill Oo.hea, tha Vlk at Uoihea i. house.
Apphcaota will furnish tkemaelvea witk pen and
ink or pencil, and paper, aa part of the exaastna-
tione will be wriluo. io private asaminationa
will bo held, beneo it ii uecceeary for all who
intend to tenth to attend lame of the puhJia anea,
which wiHoomajenee promptly st 0 o'clock, a. at..
after which Bono will be admitted to the elaea.
UEO. VT. eNYtlUll,
Rcj.t. I, 'C-te. Co. Bup't.
UI'.f.lNTI'.lfSJ XOTICK-Notice ii hereby
. given that tha following account! have been
eaaiained and pa.eed hy me. and remain Sled sf
record In this oOioe for lbs inppeetiun of hein,
legators, creditor,, and all others in anyolber wuy
liitorcetcd, and will l presented to the nest Or
phan'l t'uurl ol ClearSeld county, to ba held at tbo
Court IIhsm1, in ths borough of Clesrfleld, ooto
mcnciag en ths fourth aluadiy of bepteoiber,
A. l. Ur.).
1. Tho final account of Patrick Cur-
Iry, Adminiitrator of James Curlcy, lata of Ora
haia tnwr.hip, deceased.
I Tlio partiul account of George
Slie. '.ilmini.l'alor of Jobs Sloaa, lata of Koos
3. TllO hllUraCCOIint of O. Nratser,
Aduiniatralor of Anthony Kralaer, lata of l ike
township, deceased.
4. The final account nf James Rid
die, AJuiisl.trator Ae, of Williara Aodersoa,
Ute of Horn.ida lownihtp, ds-eaicd.
5. The account of Sainuul A. Cald
well, Adminiitrator of Jacob Hcarhart, lata of
Bogi; towojh-p. dreosved.
0. The final account of II II. ITurd
and J. Ilur.1, Ksecutora of Kliaa llurj, lata
uf Cheat t.waahip, deceased.
7. The partial account of John-T.
Pmilh snd tieorge Senior fixetltors of tioorge
Hughe, late ol Urady town'bip. deceased.
8. Tho account of John II. Fulford,
Adiaiaiitrutur sf. kooi'i hi James Mon-isoa,
Islo of Jordsa toosehip, decessed.
Hsoiivts i Orrii s. I A. W. LKK,
Clesrficld. Ps.. Srpt. 1, IFH tc. J Kegiiler.
Valuable Farm for Sale.
THE mlncrlbcf offers tn sell bis fsna aitaale
In llrs.ly townehip, ClearllelJ county. Pa.,
euolainiog Wk nerei. aoout 40 ai-vcs elcared. and
snder g-.od enltirstion, hs ing erected thereon a
LA HO K Hot E and DANK IIAItN, and other
out builJinga. Also a good young orchard con
taining 101) trsee. The 61 acres of timber lasd
is well covered wilh g.md pine, hciulork snd s
vasiety of oak, ebeitnut, bch, lugar, sssple,
hickory, cherry, Ac, and near s law aiill.
The Farm la l( milet well of I.ulhenhcrg. and
on the lurvry of the Allegheny Valley Hi K.
Tha mliH-nWr oaa be addreieed at Lut'uerf
burg, ClrarC id county, Pa.
UC.M1Y AlERnvTIVK.
8.pt. I, US9-3L
NOTICE.
VI.I. pereooe aro acrahy notified who have
leasrd U. liking grosnd al or near tha aieath
ot w hitmer run na the property of tlroom, lliek
ey k t o, II, at all bock pay nyi.l ho paid op be.
fi re any more ground can bs obtained. And all
persosi bsnking timber ar logs or any other
lumber on tbe aloressid proeriy, withoot per
minion. W;ll lie held for IrreRpsas, or be ehaiged
fly doilan per rafl foraaig gtwubd. Anpliral.oa
for aid gn und mu.t be made to W. b. llickey.
lilea Hope, P. "
OIIOOH, PICKET a CO.
rcpt. I, ISSs-Sea,
Sale of Real Estate.
UNI'KR AN ORIlKR of tbo Orph,,', Court
of I'h-arSrld rouslv. Pa., dated June IV.
SS9, the und -reipned ad.iai.lralr of Henry II.
hmeej, deeeasod, will asll hy publia voadao Of
outs.y, at lhe premiies ia Urahara towmhip,
T hanuta) tne Hi .y of arptcavber, !,
SI t o'clock, p. vs .that valuahle REM ESTATE
drscribed as follow, : Beginning si a po.t at the
sooth e.it corner, thence by land of W. P. Km.. I.
louth 1ST perchce to a p., thence hy land of
m. iissiMn. wen ij p-rche. In a poet, thenea by
land of Margaret Since!, norih 107 perekea to a
post, thraee by land of W. P. Smeal, oast 71
perches to the placo pf beginning, ,
Containing 50 Acres, more or less.
1 F.ltMn : The one half oa eonArmalioa nf aale,
and the balance ia one year lh.rr.fler, with Inter
cl from dsir of sals, lo be aecurod by bond and
"orlg.ge oa the property.
B II. Sl'IMoyoVKR I
HENRY
Frpl. I, ISC 41.
HAMLIN, j
Admrl.
Governor's Campaign
CAPS, CAPES,
ABB
Campaign Torches.
Price of Torches. tJS,
as. I JO, Ji .d tta, p,r
hnndml.. '
ftend for ririca list and .
gravnig ut lafi and Cape.
l ltlMP II ILL. Viuft.
Sl'4 Church Sin-et,
Est IJ A 3d, s'.ore Msrket.
...... PhOsdelphiB.
Mllltsrx t ompsnlrV I nllnrms ...d. to
,0 n"'- Kept. 1, S-4t,
Southern Land & KmlgrIon
COMPANY,
' WASHIXGTOX, D. C.
OR ft A S7 E I) and Mt.Mi,hed for the rareuus,
ssd ale nf F.rmn,g and Mineral Uads,
aud improved Real h-tato ia lha Roulhara Ktatea
IU0XIA8 B LolErK.Pre.,rtenl.
FSVKkHrt. V,eo frwlw
r. . . . J. IIKNItY ASKIN, Treasurer,
Pre.id.nt FosMh Nalioaal ll.nk ot Pk Idolohia.
JOHN HIOHhls, iwecsary.
TUOS. c. al ACilOW ELL,
Atlnraey aad Caaaeellar.
Oacsr W.ehinM Baildlng. Coraar Keren I h
81, aad Paaaiyl.aals Avonua, 1vs.kiBsoB, D. C.
BPrrsssrr,!
Oev. John T. Ilnfmm, All. are, Jt. T.
ci i...v. ii m. nigier, I learSeld, pa.
Osv. T. P. Randolph. Treslo, k J
iHlsffllanfcul.
miss n. s. swak'h
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
CI lAHntl.D, PA. '
ffUl TAtl TERM of twenty two weeks, will
X asmtaenoe ob klosdsy, H.ptemher S, U6s,
A Prim.rv dcnsrlmnl will ko added lo the
lebool tki! fsll t for wbteb the aorvleoa of oitai
petsnt loitruetof hsvs bass engaged. And ao
effort will as insred to rcsder this depsrtmeol
stlrsitir, snd isatnititlra.
TEH1I8 CP Tt'ITIOH.
Seeding, Orthogrstity. Wrlling, 01 Jeet Les
son!, Primary Arithmetic sod Primsry
Oeogrsphy, per half Urin, (of atsvea
weaki.J - ti 00
tliitory, lcal and daseriptiva Uaography
With Map Draaiing, Ursmmsr, Mstitsl
and Wrltton Arlthmelia I tit
Algebra sad ths Sclsnoes I 0(1
Instruction In trjitrumsntal ramie I So
Oil p.lsllng II t
Wei work I 0
For foil particulars isad for Circular.
Clearlsld, Aug. Ii, leSs-pd.
NEV MILLLINERY
AND
and
DRESS MAKING ESTABLISHMENT.
TtlST OPENEDIntberooiareseallyooeopled
by ths Miss Rsed'i and dlrsxtiy oppoiito
ktoiiop's 8 Ion, Clesrteld, Pa. All ths Ists
styles of bonnets, bill. As., for old sad young.
Ladles, mlsisl, aad shfldren,' trimmings, rtb.
bona, ssd soot oslvsti, Isess, fflovss, as, al
ways kept aa kaad.
DRKrM MAKINO
Is all III veriont hrsarkei sad latait styles,
for old, middle aged, and ths young, Beads lo
srdar, by the aaost fsabloasblo dreee Backers.
Mrs. I. K. WATBO.N,
Aag. ti, HCf. If.
Alia agsal for ths " Msgls Massdonlaa OU."
Warrants1 to euro Rkramatism, N.urslgis,
Liver Complaint. Ae, No cure, as awy.
NOTICE.
IK tks natter of ke application of Willi sm
Wapss. to ths Coarl of CoesmoB Ptoaa, la
aad for Clear6eld Bounty, la ko duck.rred
from his surstyihip for monies received by
Pisneii Dwalsp, Ists of ssid Borough of Clesr
Seld, l's., from ths cauls of Jobs Croiilkiwait,
lata of Centra county. Pa., being tha Legacies
bequeathed lo John snd llsaisl Iisnlsp.
ity virtus of s certsio Huls which wss grsatod
by tbe Orphan!' Court at Clesrteld, ths Illlh dsy
of June, 1611, I do hereby give nodes to sll par
lous interested ia said lund received ss lva
tatod, to appear oa or before tho aeeoad aloaday
of aepterabor, protimo, sad present Iksis slsims
aeeording to law, and do such other matters ai
tb Court may require of them ia the premiaea,
or bo forever barred, aad ales show oasis accord
ing to ths following rale sssds ia thia eaae.
JUOa. J. alcCl'LLOl'GH.
Attj. for Wm. Jdspet.
June SO, 1S69, Rsls Ii grantsd to ihow saass
wby William stapes Ihoold not be released aad
discharged from a bond given by him -as laroty
with oua Francis Danlsp, tn Iho Orphsns' Court
ot viesmsiu eounly, ob ins suia asy ot oeplssa
bor. A. l., 1S44, in pnriusnoo of an Act of As
sembly spproved lha SVlh day of April, 1844.
PutilicstioB to bs made of this Rule ia two asws
yfTr. pspsrl publilbcd ia Clcsrtsld county
f SEAL for four week! prior to tbo Rentember
7J lersa. KY TUB COURT.
Aag ?5, 4L
CHARLES SCHAFER,
LAliEU BEER BREWED,
Cle-rfirU Pa.
HAVING irnM llr. Eutrti' Hrvrntry t
bp by trict sUfiitioa to bminvu nd
iu isDufi?tar of ft ufstrior ftrtirl of BELCR
to recur tli ptrD( tit ktl Ibt old and buij.
Dei mtiomtri. Aag. 2a, if.
WANTLO Out good BLACKSMITH mnd
on mid to work ia wood Baking lcd.
Wftgom, Si amp Muchinos, Ao. tinglt mn or
Dn with lis all fatmiliri. AppW to
itOUTII A RIMBAR0ER,
ftugUtf Jefforion Lino. ClearSold county, Pa.
VfAMi:i-TW0 TEACIIKHS Id tho
T? borough if Otveeota. High Prbool, tistj
dollar! por lot'Oth. Trimarj 64. tool, fort; dollars
por month. Term, fUo moniht. Applt-ao'i will
obcIom duplicatri of o.Hifici. m4 irldrrii
V, A. Ooud, 8icrur. uglS 3l
(ACTIOXaAU porooni aro borohy eantioa.
J od agaiHOt purrhtvfing or lr. imj way vied
dhag with 000 ipao of Sorrel llor!, boneht of
Edward viUgan. and In tht potM-iiion of J. W.
Jarii of JloKoaria inwnabip, ai tho aano bclongi
to mi aad aro lubjoct to tnj orwer.
Wai. 8. PICKET.
Bt-pt. r. itw-vit.
VIMIKlMTKATRd NOIIC I"-Nwtieo
tl hervhr girw that l-itm of adratvictraiioa
un tbo Ml.ti ,.f nOMKKT WELCH, dttrotwed,
lata of Bttgg Uwniihip. Clr6ei4 cotiatj, F.,
bTti.( rn duty grantod to tbo ndongnci, all
pvrtona iudrMH to laid tato will pW mak
pfavacct, and ib haviiig claim or d-nanr)t
will prooont thon proporl aothoatlraird for act
Ui-mrBt. UhltKCCA WELCH.
)20 fttrpd Admintiiralrixo
IHTK A VoW-Cuw trtupaisiing on th prml
j of tho iohf?nin, rooKlmg in Boll own
Btnp. on or altoot tho Irtt da? of July laft, two
Ubll KHS, ftbowt two yoara old : ou whito, wilh
rod oan aad rod fpota on tho ; tho othor rod,
wbiti along tbo bark aad belly. Alio, a itnall
dark hnnJlo hall, inpKMd to bo ono yonr old.
Tho ownir or ownort aro btroby miuvotrd to
eotno forward, proro propfrty, piy eUargi, and
takt then oway. or tboy will bo void aeeording to
bw. JOHN W. M0TT.
Cowrr, Augtut U. 1M9 It jH.
IXtllTtms)' NOTK F Letter, lerla
j mentary ha nog thtl 2tk dsy sf July, IH.
ben grsulrd to ui upon the eatate of CU RlfTIA N
KM El Gil. lata of Morris townehip, ClearSeld Co..
Pa , deceased, all paraoai having claim! agaisat
aald aetata are rrqueetrd to prrM-al them in due
form, and those indebted la ssid aetata aro re
queued la make parmeat wlihoat delay to the
Badereifood Executore.
KIiVVARD PEEKS,
Tbilip.iuig. Centre Co., Ps.,
CIIK1MTIAN KMEIU1I,
Morrisdala, ClaartaJd eo.. Pa.,
J.'J11 ot Exaralora.
Selllemenl Notice.
VLL prrsoBi knowing ikomse roa iadakted Is
me, will pleesa call and Bell's st once. Tbe
lioeki are at tks S tors of W hitcomb Ti'Wneend.
Osceola. I
OkcoIs. Pa, July II, 1SC9
Tannery for RenL
rt,TE Adninnlralun of tha Ists W at. Purkaa.
X aa oor far rant tks well knows Tannery
fiissto in Pianville, togrlbsr witk the dnellinge.
1'o.nsaioa f iren si soy time. For further atr
ticBlara aall at Iho premiers, ar sddren Iho aa
demgurd at tiraispian 11,11. P. O.
W H. P. JoHN'sr.,
MAROARKT IllCUANAH,
Jwl 4 Cl-sscl Adtn'ri.
AGRICULTURAL FA1R1
IIII ClearSeld Cosnly Atric.il. ru Foeissv
1 have determined not to hold a regular F.n
Ihn year, for ths following rcaeoa, namely I bat
solico kai not bees given id proper tivao to kave
tka ancriiary preparations ssadr. It kss keen
determined, kowevrr, tn kol a Fair oa Iho old
ground, near the ksrosgk of ClearSeld. aa W rdaee
dr, Thursday and Fridar, the I lib, l.Mh and
lth d.y. f tvtorv, A. U. s;s, ..d f. ,(,,
psi-ose of sSording lbs farvners aa opportunity
sf prcpating and nuking it aa si jeet U improve
snd exhibit tell crop, le be put is ibe groaMid tka
year, the following premium is ouVred fur ths
exhibition of IS7S, vii i
rtnt two acres nf winter whest.. H 01
Peit ku.hel of winter wbrat 4 H
licit two acre, of rva "t""t ;s of
Brit ku.hol of rvs. of
Seet Iwa acres of sale It
Drst two aerra af koekoheat. s oa
H-el two acres af eora .... J, ss
Beet one sere of clover seed .,, g Sf
Ileal oas hwehel of pes store ) s
Beet ono hslf ss.brl si timothy ssed J s
The shore nremiom. wilt lw k.i a - . l
ro whom mmieteal jsdgro ehall award them
The entire premiers list will he pacll.hed Boss
for lhe Pair next rear, la the hop tkst mast may
br Induced looomnrte loe lbs amino.. ..i n...
noowrags a food cause.
The Society hers sts dotcrmiard la apsa the
Fair 0 rtnd on FHIIiAY.tks liik dsy af OCTO
BER, IS. . at II o'clock, for tks pernors of a
Ironing wislrk na Ihs trsck. for a Slliicsl' parse
of IAS : bert threw ia dvs, la urgle harness; lo
trod against lime. tpea to all horses swaed la
tha c-.alv al least Slieea dsys prrrtnws. The
growwd will ka oara frsn owe b tvo s'elark, p. m.
AdmiUasjoa. Js oonla. U all asrssns. Person, da
dssirlag to ratar thsts borsro lo eowipele for tbe
perse, oas do ao hy giving Belies siibrv la person
or br writing Is ths Recrotar,, asd v.e lha par.
men! af an entrance fee ef SI.
11 tS hoWBd Ik.l .k r. , L
"P la Iho mesalims la IhodiSereal loemnhips.
" - rosier inrorse. wiav oe manrfeeled ia
the causa of aCrlenlurs. klertii.g. snd diMiae.
Moss 8e murk good, II rrquaatrd. tho Society
111 asrd sprsk-rs to meal sar sf the orgsniss
tloas oneo or tolro, witk a view of aoroareging
sad promi'tlog knva. aisrwoinea.
a w B'"lTT. rm ideal.
I 1oC.t, rrr-ir. tyft
$nl for u.
Privato Sato.
THT ss.lsrvlis-d I.e. I., do sea's.' u -.
af kn rssnaieleg erer-rte. "P)
of Ils de.lr.kla f.,. u, s . ""as,
Tba trset essi.i ""y
One Hundred Acre, mon W
Klkly.Svs sf whi.h srselesrodsndssdei.lL
rtiusf eslnvstlon. The feaeei are is Viu
diilsa, and tha wator Is etselieai.
Wilh gsod keariag arehsrd of sppl,, ,H,.
pear trees. Comtnrtslils build,,,, i
safficisnl llmUi oa tha aromiHi ( V!"!.
porpoaei. Csnrsslsat U sabor.l, ck.r,I
The whole being asderlald wns ..,77'
Alio poitere" clav, of aa eseoU.nl anaiii.
Il will l,e beid for tbe ioipcliol i of .11
ns.tl the Irrt of Jioeerst,, wh,.,
It will bs rented. '"aeisua.
Term, easy. Tor further plrtleslar, ajj
tha snbeerilr,nr esll persoaslli at lha ......
BaarOramplaa Uillif.O. '"""
JOtl UcIXTipa
Penn towBihlp, July II, lion J.d.
Farm for Sale.
rpitS undersigned, reiiding is Knot t.i.
X deeiree to esll b is fsrsi at prlrs'e nU. a.
persoa de.iring a home will do weil to lali i!I
exsmins these premise!, -aaa
Containing Fifty-ono Acres,
TUirly.v. of .hick aro cleared and asdw .
tale of jultivstlon, beiide, bcisg entinl, aid
Isla with coal, aad hsving Ihcreo. ,, ,.1
mg bowse, bars snd other aewstsryosllsiid,,.;
together with a tna arebard irf excelleji fraiil
all kind,. Tha farva adjoint E.ker, Bsjiih J
H ilherow, aosr church aud ,-h. koue atl
having a sever failing epnug of water. '
Any further Information ess bs sbtaiecs It
calling oa tho premlm, or adlrsuiag is,
ligned st Ksw at 111 perl.
jr' nt DEXRT BCXTH.
oVcw Cubiuet!
MORIIASSOK LAND AND MUBtR C0H
PAN V offer for ssls Tsws Lou ii lie aw'
ouB of Oseoola, Clesrkeld sounly, Pa ,0j '
Intl to sait parobasen wutiide the lisut! .f at
borough, Oaorola is situated oa lha Metbeaaea
Creek, in the rich-eat portion of tbe eeastr if
ClesrSeld, oa the liae of the Tyrone A Ckarl4
Railroad, w here tbo MoihssBos snd heavens,
branch road, taleraeot. It is slsa is tea aeari at
tba afoakaanoa coal hasia, aad Isrga kosioi af
wkite pins, bomlock, osk, snd other tiaber aw.
round IL One of Use Isrgeet laaW aaaafarlas
ing Sltsbliihmsnts us tbs btsts il loealed is tkt
town, while there are sssny other lasiber sad
shiagle mills arsnad il. 1 he tows ia bit area
yeara old, sad ooataiai s popalstiva s aae tkes.
aaiid tnkabitaale.
jnF-For fsrtbcr inforssatioB apply st la. saw
of ths sbovo eoDipsay.
JOH.V LAW "HE.
SP'14 SspatiaieaSssL
Houses and Lot Tor Sale.
IOUR IJOl6KS tni LOTS la Cltartiald, br
aalo on rcatoiiahro trrmi. f omtiioa gir-t
ia iblHy dayi. Alio, a plot of FtHR L0T m
tho eomof of Foortb aad Rood rtrvwti, nn
17til00 foot. Tbrooof tbooo lou art will iorutj
for tithor Ininbor yard, ooai yard, or for bi.fd.Bf
parpom (oaoraJly, being within tt foot nf tat
railroad apU PiOt and t?mi rvtimt
Apptr to OKOR0E TIinp.?f(
(el.34 tf Crttrit
A Farm for Sale or Rent
THE iubscribor, raiding sear ?reselvlUi.Cer.
legion townekip, givse set ice thai ka tsj
either sell or rest the well ksewa fsra, adJeMini
land! of Bolessoa lisarcr, Valrmsat Bad as
Sol. Esadsr farm,
CONTAIXIXO M ACEE3.
About FIPTT improvod, katlsg tlcreos s ksss
and bara, oxee'lenl wator asd s fiss yousg isaV
ard. Alau, a LOT fur sals, sear tba chores,
JBoT-For further particulars, call ia penes
address tho aadaraignad at Freaehville F. 0.
aogll tl pd STEPHEN EOfP'tT.
? durational.
CLEARFIELD ACADEMY.
Rev. P. L. Harrison. A. M., Principal.
rpDE rust SESSIOX af the a.it ssW
JL mitts yesrsi tan iastllallaa wuirswove,
oa MONDAY. tko oik day of Scouwser, US).
, P.r,lle ewa enter at aay urns. Tkey oil
. """ i. s-a uMr a
tss eioas al ths Bsaaloa.
1 ha aoaras af iastraotioa emVraeei every Iklaf
laeluded ia a lharaagh, pracucal sad seesa
pliihed sdaoatioa for bota Miea.
Tha Priacipal. ksvleg ksd tks adraaurtel
mora aiponeseo la Sis prolaaaioa, snrs.
reau sad guard sai tkst kii oatirl skilil; sal
aacrgias will ho derated lo Iks rasrsl aad ass.
Ui iraialag or lbs yoalb placed ssder hi! ekarrt.
ItCHM IIP TLITIItN.
Orthography, Rearing, Writiag. and Friaari
Aritkmotis, por Bcatioa (II waoki) . at
Orsmmsr, Ueogrsfby, aritkssaka, aad
Hirtory .UN
Algebra, uaomstvy, Tngssomstry, Btra-
ssrsusa, rarrsytsg, rhilesophy, Fkysi.
alogy, Casmistry, Book Keeping, Bolaay
Bad Pbyilcal Oeegrapby . . . II H
Latia, Oroek aad F reach, witk aa, af tk,
ahovs Brasebos - . . l M
111 SIC Pisas (SO lessoai) . . . Ill N
jBSsv-Na deductloB will as atsdi far ssstsn.
sarrtr rsrtterpsrtteann leq;r. af
Ber. p. L, HAHHI80K, A. V.,
Feb, 4, IMS II. 1.21.) Priaii,aL
Jlrji ftoods, t?iroftnfs, Ctr.
C. KRATZER & SONS
ARERKCEIVISO ASri.CNnlDXTOCl
OF CARPETS A I) 01 L CLOTHS,
WALL rAFERS-GILT PArER, 4
Lace curtains, wixpOvTsuaDbS-
COCNTESrANES AND fcl'lLTi
LINEN TABLE CLOTIH A SArE.'XS.
LA DIES SILK COATS di 0VERSKIRT8
ELE3AST SHAWLS k LACE P01KTS.
LADIES' t CHILDREN'S TRIUKtD
U A I S.
DRE5S GOODS AND TRIM kllN'Ol j
rfT KID GLdVEl-T.APIET OEX.
TLEMEN'S AND CHILDREN .
BLACK AND FANCY SILKS. !
FINE BLACK ALPACAS.
C3EjrALI.ED STOCK LADIKS'AiT
CH U.DREN'8 SHOrJJ UAI IkM.
MKN'S CALF of- FRENCH KIP BOOTS
HEAVY CALF BOOTS. 15.
MEN'S AND BOYS' FINE ANPHUVI
SHOES.
BEST STONE TEA SETTS,?.
CASS1MERES very cheap.
GROCER IK, FIOT'R A PKOVW05J
AT LOH'ESr KATES.
LIRFSU. DKTil'CTlON TO THCE
BUYlNtl IN QUANTITY.
WOOL. MARKFTINfi AND COCSTKT
PKODUB WANTtD.
Qlcarteld. Jans U. ISM.
EY 6TOHE AND NEW GOON
JOS. SHAW & SON
Liar )liat PpfDcsi
Ngw Ftosi. onMiaSl..Cnrm,'k'
IstalT oeeupWa Win. F. la!"
Tliir toc tonsisti of
rr ixi "X fjaCDCDlD35!
Gtocta: of tk boat qul''f'
Qcr-ksswARC, Roota nd Sho
asd ororr arlicl ""
SB' tosflfort.
Call aad .gsmln aw stock. bs'M P
rl.Ming
rapt' r DEMOCPiATtC ALU -J 'psya
I 1SSJ a4 ! fx --' ,kVi.r-J
ft! Win ssrsolr" J