She jSlciiublican.
lOi'-i' -.fir .,
' (.kokiik U.Gooui.ANUKit, kilitor.
' CLEAHFU'XD, 1'a.
wEnxr.SDAT morn inu. ortoprn n, w
The Dumocntl" of riiilmlelpliin tx
claim, "Chcatod, lut not Doi'uatcil !'
That may bo consoling tliero, but it
reads bad hero in tbe backwoods.
Rich Mrs. l'rosiilont Grant topping
in with the "bulls and bears" of Wall
btrcot. TLis is u liLtlo different from
Mrs. Lincoln's eourso in Kow York,
but equally outniReous.
VTe notice by the election roturna
that tbe Democrats of Lycoming have
oloctcd to tho office of Comminsioncr
Samuel Sunderlin, an old and intimate
friend of ours. Ho will mulio a long,
good officer.
The Votk. We this week produce
the official vote of tbo Stato. It will
be observed that Geary's majority is
only 4,590. Absenteeism, and local
dissensions lead to this result. Let
the liko never bo perpetrated again
Both the liadical disunion nowspa.
pets at Huntingdon aro pitching iuto
IT. S. Sonotor Scott for bis "disloyal
prncticos," in helping to defeat the
loil county ticket at tho late election.
Be careful, gentlemen, or you might
be Johnsonized again.
It is now reported that, Bbould there
occur a vacancy in Grant's Cabinot,
John Govodo, alias Covode, Chairman
of tho Eadical State Committee, vill
get the place. Ilia chief business, we
presume, will be to correct tho orthog
raphy in the several departments.
Now llow? Genoral Grant and his
New Tork Treasurer, General Butter
field, have both written letters, deny
ing that they took a band in the late
Wall streef gold hurricane. Bead the
article in another column. How about
tho veracity of tho "government" on
this question 7
Jefferson au. Hioht Our Demo
cratic neighbors on our western bor
der elected their whole county lickol,
except Treasurer, on tho 12th. Jlr.
Steck's majority, for rrothonotary, is
ncarlj 800, and lr. Mcrherson's, for
EherilT, nearly 700. Our old "Beech
woods" neighbor, Robert Dougherty,
we arc pleaded to notice, was clocted
County Commissioner.
. T m T if.rtn Jt inami t V.O a
little Democracy has been infused into
some of the dark and benighted re
gions in tbe western portion of the
Stato. For instance, tho Democrats
of Allegheny county clocted their
County Commissioner at tbo lato elec
tion by 1,100 majority, and a rolun
teor Democrat and Republican wore
elected Sheriff and Treasurer in Law
rence county.
Goon. Tho Democrats of Hunting
don, where Federalism, Anti-Masonry,
Whiggery, Know Nothingism, Loilty,
Radicalism, and every other bad ism,
by turns, has reigned supreme for tho
last half century by tbo thousand
majority, on tbe 12tU elected their
Assemblyman, Trolhonotary, Commis
sioner and Auditor, and an independ
ent Republican County Treasurer, by
handsotno majorities. The Treasurer
elect is a nephew of Judgo Clydo, of
lliis county.
Powerful Minority. It is not often
that minorities become as potent as
they were in this Stato on tho 12tb of
October. Those 6,000 Democrats who
remained aw ay from the polls on that
day, and thereby failed to cast their
ballots for Asa Packer, actually elect
ed John W. Geary Govornor. He is
the most corrupt man that ever sat in
the gubernatorial chair in this State.
Absentees, what do you think of your
jobf Tho only atonement you can
mako is never to offend in this man
ner again.
Gains anti Lohheb. The Democrats
bavo gained tho following members of
the Legislature : One in tho Washing
ton and Beaver district, one in Frank
lin county, one in Union county, two
In tho Huntingdon. Mifflin ayd Juniata
district, and tho Senator in the Som
erset and Bedford diftrict, and were
within a low votes of electing both
members to the Housn. Through the
villainy of a lew soro hended Demo
crats, our ticket lost 2,500 ou Gov
ernor in Luzerno county, thereby
losing nearly the whole county ticket,
while tbo Rudicals elected two of the
thrco n.eml.ers (,I tho Legislature.
Tbe corruption ring oloo cheated us
out of two members in Philadelphia.
Ahem! Tho educated and refined
editor who presides over the columns
of the Klk County Eailroad anil Miiini
UazcJtc, (what a long tail our cat's got,)
timo time ago callod us to an account
for our bad grammar and uncouth
manners. Wc are no doubt a little
deficient and full far behind hi in in
these useful and social attainments ;
but, were w e to copy a communication
from his paper, dissenting from his
Knows views, mid attempt to pass
it-off at par, we suspect I would
.inrgo us with perpetrating a scurvy
trick, that neither good manners nor
grammar would justify.
Bro,,,cr Hodges, give ns a lecture
on common sonso in your next. It
may puv proV(. ,,,,:,,.,
writer and leader.
to L'o'.h j
ItntH'i'l Journal f Vhii.'mhim
Itmilrnl f Vntiif.
The l'hilndi liiliin JV'Mins the good
sense lo see that tlio outrageous t'liuuls
perpetrated by its party hnmt before
long recoil upon the orgn.iUtttion with
(errililo force. In view of tho fact it
speaks out boldly against the bare
faced piece of open villainy by means
of which a Democratic) Stato Senator
was deliberately counted out in tho
1st District, and n corlifiealo of elec
tion given to the defeated Radical con
testant. Tho rst takes up tho re
turns nnd shows how cross a fraud
wus perpetrated in this instance It
proves incontostibly that the majority
counted up for the Radical candidate
is a bnro cheat, and a most outrageous
and unblushing fraud. It then goes
on to comment as follows :
"Urtil kooiI causo for Mr. Wall's
astonihliing and unexpected majori'.y
is shown, intelligent citizens 01 tiolli
parties will believo thai tho returns
uro fraudulent. i no jjcgisiaturc
may decide against Mr. Diamond, but
publio opinion will declare that down
riht cheating has been committed to
send a Republican to tho Senate
That is our opinion now ; we should
bo happy to have it changed, but have
no hopes of that. As tho figures stand,
as tho character of tho contest is now
understood, the return of Mr. Watt
appears to bo as pulpahlo a fraud lis
over was attempted in this city.
"For the sake of tho Republican par
ty we are sorry that any Republican
paper attempt to deny tho apparent
evidence of cheating, and sneer at tbo
just complaints of the Denioeracy as
mere party clamor. This The Press,
with its habitual contempt of facts,
did on Saturday. "We must make al
lowance," it said, "for exhibitions of
that spleen which is attributable to
defeat. As to lite fraudulent counting
of returns there u as nothing to substan
tiatt the charge except Democratic lus
piciuos. Those wore of course strong
just in proportion to tho extent that
Democratic eloction oflicers are in the
habit of indulging in that buincss."
Nothing? A difference of 457 is noth
ing. Col. Forney otiijht, by this lime,
to know that the Republican party
can better stand cheating in the ranks
of its opponents, than rascality in its
own. If Mr. Watt becomes a Stato
Senator on tho strength of this unex
plained majority, tho disgrace of our
party will be infinitely moro damag
ing than hit vote will be beneficial.
Nothing could bavo boon moro fortti
nato for us than tho prompt exposuro
of the fraud in the Thirteenth Legis
lative district, by which it was inten
ded to defeat Mr. Forsytho, Demo
crat, and elect Mr. Geisz."
When Radical newspapers Fpcak
thus in regard to the actions of tho
Radical Return Judges of Philadelphia,
some conception of the full extent of
tiiuVWscn'iKy practiced in tho recent
election can bo gained.
Senator Elected. Tho Legislature
of Tennessee, on Saturday last, con
trary to all expectation, defeated Kx
Presidcnt Johnson for U. S. Senator,
ajid elected Hon. Henry Cooper, who
is now a member of tho Stato Senate,
and a gentleman of rare ability, be
sides being an uncompromising Dem
ocrat. This bit of reconstruction is
highly relished by the old "Union
Savers" throughout tho country. The
success of Mr. Cooper was strangely
brought about. All the Radicals,
Carpet-baggers and original Seccs
sionibts in tho Legislature combined
together and elected him, bo as to
defeat Mr. Johnson, against whom
their malice had become red hot, and
they wero willing to elect anybody
clso. Tho vote stood 55 for Cooper
and 51 for Johnson.
How it Haitened. Bolknap, tho
new Secretary of War, we learn is no
relative of the Prosidcnl, nor did he
ever give a present to tho General.
But his father was a General officer of
the regulur army, of great influence,
at the timo Capt. Grant was courl
martiuled for his Indian business and
was about being expelled from the
army, and only saved from such dis
grace through the influence of Gen.
Belknap (father ol tho now Secretary,)
and Jefferson Davis, then Secretary
of War.
Cold' Comfort. We notice by our
"loil" exchanges that Geary sits heavy
on their stomachs. Tbeso editors inti-
mato that through tho unpopularity
of Geary and the notorious corruptions
of the luxt Legilature, thev only saved
themselves from an ignominious dc- tl,on t "rry '!' lnd for tl.eac
r . ,i i i i i count of General Gruit until they
feat through miracles, and that they .houlJ reach wi , . J
will never swallow another
horriblo dose.
surh
It is said that Grant and Boutwell
ordered every liadical member of the
TcnneMue legislature to vole for the
Copperhead, Cooper, for Senator,
ralhcr than to seo tho lato "Govern
ment," Johnson, return to Washing
ton. It would bo a joko if old Brim
stone Browtilow would dio soon, and
Andy turn tip at Washington eigh
teen months sooner than Mr. Cooper.
PACKFR-Kn. Wo feel like pitrhing
info the "Pride of our Valley" and his
bummers, for their outrageous con-
duct during tho Iuto campaign. They
promised everything but dono noth
ing; while lien. Cass and his friends
expected nothing yet, compare the
rcaiill in tho west with that in the cast.
Ilt.vxtNu Down. In lMit',, Gcury'it
mijorit y tA-nn 17,17H. llartrntifl, lUd-
irnl for Auditor Genoral, in 1W, l.a.1 J
o. 1 1 .t .
.,,,. On tlio l.lh m.lnnt Gcnry
liaj 4,fili(5. Anotlier election will !
wil IIiidiialiBm out in I'dnnavU-nnin I
Hon. Cliurli-t 11 IluckulfW lias tern
elected to tlio Xkile .Senate over
Clinlfant, I)enrK-it, and Wliitto
inoycA, I'ddicnl.
DcniJ 1'utk Forney sliouts Toei'cr
ouiy lliron -Ii "iny two impcr, botli
daily," over the defeat ol Ex I'rcw
dent Jolni.on nn U. S. fVnntor.
rrcaident (irnnt Iia no allied doya I
'or reception. He receive J P"V time !
land itny tliirjj.
1 Ttxt Uoltl Uninhlrm.
TUP. IMPORTANT AT Al M r NT (If Mil J A V
(Hirui now tiKKMAt, in Tinirin.n
WAS AITlilNTIIl I'M IIMlWOOll AMI
((llllllN's tillAIlK nr TIIK M'OII.S
(IOPI.d's INTHIVIKVV WITH Til It I'llrhl
HINT A f.ITTl.E IHlVrllNMtNT ItONII
piidl Tint oar.AT UOI.II Pool. WHAT
Mil. roil III SA1U WAS IOH MMK. UIIANT
Til R PRKHIIiKNT'l MlHUIVIMIb
COIUIIN's (IAMB.
Krmn tln New York Pun.
Tbe statement of the transactions
connected with tho urold pool bavo
been furnished tho .Si by Mr. Jay
Gould, in his own handwriting, us
follows :
Tho first Mr. Gould saw of Mr.
Corbin was in the latter part of May
last, when Mr. Corbin sent tor him,
nod they hiid nn interview at Mr. Cur
bin's residenco, !7 West Twenty
seventh street, regarding the appoint
ment of a Sub-TmiKuriT in this city.
Mr. Corbin represented to Mr. Gould
that ho could control the appointment,
and wanted to know bow bo and Mr.
Gould could make money by having
tho inside truck. Mr. Gould under
stood thut tho appointoo was to be
Mr. R. B. Calhorwood, Iho son-in-law
of Mr. Corbin. Mr. Cathcrwood was
an. old friend of Mr. Gould, and the
latter was anxious for bis appoint
ment. Mr. Calhorwood told Mr.
Gould thut ho would tako no action
in tho matter without first consulting
with Mr. Corbin.
At a second interview Mr. Corbin
informed Mr. Gould that ho had drop
ped Mr. C.itherwood, fearing that bis
connection with tho President's family
might bo the subject of scandalous
comment, and that lie had lixea upon
General Hullerlield as tho appointee,
and could get letters from Mr. A. T.
Stewart and others, which would
make things appear easy and natural.
Ho said ho could control Mr. Buttcr
field, in fact, that be owned him, and
that he had consultod with Mr. Cathcr
wood and tho arrangement Was satis
factory to him.
The understanding was that Mr.
Cathcrwood was to receive one-fourth
of the profit from whatever wns made
by any financial operations underta
ken upon account of Mr. Corbin and
Mr. Buttcrfield.
After this arrangement, Mr. Corbin
requested Mr. Cathcrwood to fetch
Mr. Buttcrfield to him, but Mr. Cath
crwood afterward told Mr. Gould that
ho bad been down, and ufVcr the inter
view between Mr. Corbin and Mr.
Buttcrfield, tho latter gave Mr. Coibin
a letter assonting lo tho agreement,
and this letter was shown by Mr. Cor
bin to both Mr. Gould and Mr. Cathcr
wood. Shortly after this Mr. Corbin re
quested Mr. Gould to meet General
Grant at bis (Mr. Corbin') residence,
which be did, and subsequently ac
companied tho President to Boston,
where ho attended tbe Peace Jubilee.
On the way Mr. Gould spoke to
General Grant in lavorof tho appoint
ment of (ieneral Bultcrfield, and im
mediately after tno President's return
tbo appointment of General Butler
field was made public.
Somo timo in July Mr. Gould again
met General Grant at Mr. Corliin's
house, by invitation of Mr. Corbin.
In the evening Mr. Gould accompa
nied Mrs. Corbin and General Grant's
children to tho Opera Houso nnd left
them Ihero, returning himself to con
verse with General Grant. Ho asked
'' p' ' "'xwnoiol
cy ot tbo Government, and the Presi
dent replied that, as he was anxious
to see uro high prices for farmers' pro
duce, no gold would be sold before tho
first of November, except the regular
sales of two millions a month. Mr.
Gould then asked how ho would ob
tain moans to parchaso Government
bonds, and his answer was that the
internal revenuo receipts was unex
pectedly large, and tho currency bal
ances in tho Treasury would be suffi
cient without selling gold. Mr. Gould
further inquired how bo expected to
keep money easy, to w hich he replied
that thcro were from twelve to fifteen
million dollars going out in pensions,
and that ho intended to increase tho
fractional currency from thirty mil
lions to fifty.
Shortly afterward, on the strength
of this information, Mr. Gould pur
cliasod seventeen hundred thousand
dollars of government bonds on tho
joint account of himself, Mr. Corbin,
Mr. Cathcrwood, and General Butter
field. Mr. Corbin then informed Mr.
Gould that he bad received a margin
of ten or twelve thousand dollars from
General Grant, w ith which to carry
$300.0(10 of government bonds, which
wcro held for the account of General
Grant, as Corbin said, by Messrs.
Stone, Nichols & Stone, Mr. Coi bin's
brokers.
Mr. Corbin said that he wasar.xions
to return the money advanced by
General Grant and to show him a
profit on the transaction so far as it
had gone, and desired Mr. Gould to
pay Stone, Nichols A Stone one per
cent, more than the market prico, and
margin or aectiritr. Mr. Gould
agreed to do this reacrving, of course,
the right to sell tho .bonds at any
time, it necessary, to protect himself;
and on July C'.t he paid Stono, Nichols
A: Stono $;;('i4,.ri0 for those bonds,
which was f;i,0u0 moro than they
wcro worm on tiiat Uay, and wlucli
rrpiTSOtltod irufils thai Mr. (ioillll's
linn anlicipalcil would nccruo Under
tlio povcriinicntiil pi'uy of bliviliR
iKirius i bo 11'Hiin.ii'tions thus ciilcrcil
into lictwecti Mr. Corliin and In. as
sociates resulted in an cventunl loss
of f.'ill.OOO. T lie bonds were sold with
the. nsscnt of Mr. Corbin.
Furesetinir from tho lara short in
terest in polj, and tho nhsenecof gov
ernment nulcs, nn advance in tho n ice
was inevitable. Jlossrs. Gsuld.and
forhin detirniined to enter into a
siicculnlion for tho advance. Air
Gould visited Mr. Coibin daily, nix
sometimes twice day, to consult
with liiui on the siilijucl, meeting
Ihero nlmoM always Mr. Calhorwood,
and General llutturfield occasionally.
Jlr. Corliin ptivc Mr. fJould orders
i to lniy several ditin t lols of
! 'V " T". ' 01
Iwsidoa tnkuic; joint ititcrpst nt H.o
c,tllcr trananolioii.. Amon othrrlots,
tin d trottoiV Mr. (iotiid to jiurrlm.o
f .idtl.tHMI in cold nt ono time, wliir li
no mn ni mo price ol 1:1.'. H hen tlio
mnrket bud adrnneed to 137. Mr.
Corliin directed liim to wll that lot,
which ho nni.l was for the a ''count of
Mrn. (ieneral Grant. Tliia waa the
first intimntion Hint Mr. Could hnd
received thnt the 1'reaident or any of
ma nmviy wero imereaieu in the mnr
ket. Ho aohl tlio (fold ncenrdinrfly,
and ptivB Mr. Cnrhin n check lor
tJ.'i.OiiU on Scptemher 0. Their inter
view! till continued to lie very fre
(uent, mornine nnd evonirjp;, nnd at
oevctal Mr. CaihiTwood wns prraent
In Scptemher thev discoveretl thut
l a nninher of taitkvra and biokera,
iio worn snpp"eii lo io Terr
Influential with Secretar y Boutwell,
bnd iinib'itiilien t" bear the gold mar
kel on a larn scale. Alter tbry Imij
made enormous short nales, this com
bination sent one of their number In
escort Mr. Boutwell to this city, and
nrrnni;ed to give him a handsome din
ner at tho Cnion I.cagiic Club, where
they exerted their utmost influenco to
Indueo him to sell gold.
Learning of this movement, and in
order to thock -mute it, Mr. Corbin
procured from General Grant a letter,
to bo delivered to .nr. noutwcll,
peremptorily instructing hint not to
sell gold.
This letter Mr. Corbin gavo lo
General Buttcrfield, with instructions
to deliver it to Mr. Boutwell on his
arrival; but various circumstances
having excited Mr. t orlun s suspi
cions that Sir. lluttorlicia was play
ing false, bo proposed to Mr. Gould
thut a safe messenger should bo sent
to General Grant with a letter from
him 4liich, as ho said, would settle
all of them.
This letter he read to Mr. Gould,
who thereupon sent William O
Cliapin, of "Washington, Pennsylva
nia, to deliver it. Mr. Corbin after
ward received a letter from Mrs. Gen
eral Grant, in which sho expressed
great anxiety to bavo thcao specula
tions closed. One reason she assigned
for closing tho matter of tho bonds
was, that it was impossible to tell
what ctTcct Cuban afluirs might have
upon them. Another was, that the
President feared that bo was influenced
by tbeso speculations, though he tried
not to be.
When gold reached 1 11, Mr. Corbin
informed Mr. Gould that bo had just
sent a letter by mail to General Grant,
in which he told him that he was out
of all speculations, cither in gold or
in bonds, and that ns an impartial
obsorvcr ho w as decidedly of the opin
ion that it would be very dangerous
to sell gold. Ho then said at the
present prico of gold there would be
almut 1150,000 profit ; that he wished
Mr. Gould to give him a cheek for
that sum, deducting the 150,000 loss
on the bonds. Mr. Gould replied
that it was utterly impossible for Mr.
Corbin to be entirely clear of the
speculation until all parlies interested
had sold out; but consented to give
him a cheek for 1 10(1,000 on account,
and ho (Corbin) said that ho would
immediately write a privato letter t
Iho President, explaining liia real
position ; the other letter being inten
ded for uso in tho Cabinet meeting.
Somo timo beloro this Mr. Corbin
told Mr. Gould Hint the order bad been
actually issued from tho Treasury
Department for the sale of cold, and
thut General Grant had counterman.
ded it on reeciving a letter from him
relating to the subject.
Jlri? ttwiisfinfntj.
KNTS' ton Uriliah Merino How, haftiont
I X Uut A T.n, ml
WM. RtF.l) A l'" S.
1 Af TION.-All Mnorn nrr brrW DotiA-H
J r.ot lo purrliAt Ar in nr WftT mt.ldle with
lli following prtipirlt Dow in ptwttiio of M. B.
Cnnnwnv, of Cuvmeton townhi,t. Tit: 3 BLACK
llollM.S slid I OUKV IIOK.-K. m I In
belong lo tor, ami are luliif-t to mr or.ler.
thou ii. roKcr.T,
Ormhlintoa. Oct. 17.31.
IfMI ITK ATOICS VOTKJ Nl,
lib
brrthr Kivn ((( lottrr of nHtninlMralion
ua llio rPlalo if W.M. M hMUIIT, daoruril.
lato of tba borunab uf Clrarftt Id, Prnnvyl ama.
harina boat! Hulr aranlrd lo the unnrfta:n1, all
j peraonf indrblrd lo raid rMatv will plraM make
tie mcnt.
Oct. V,
UKU. V. PASSMORK,
Ailminiitrator.
'OS-Ill.
C1AlTIO-Tha puMU. are bi-rrl.y oaul i .n.l
J strains! pun-hating or in any war aiiMllina
wilb (li following pnirrtT now ia powlon n(
Wm. P. tmal, of llrKbum (own'hin, Til- J
HoHSKS. J HKAI VOI Nc CATI'LK, I 1.0(1
M.M, I TIIKK.slIlNl) MAl lll.NK, and a 14 of
It A l andUKAIN In the barn, a Ibn lame belong
to and are luhiaot to m v order.
THO. . FOBCEV.
Orabamton, Get. 71
PUBLIC SALK
TERSOML VllOrERTY.
rpiIERB will U i(Miira to Slt M Piihlw Out
1 cry, on lb irrairfl of tlit Ul Mrtln H.
tirm). in ;...). n town.h'j., on X KIiN KM'.AV,
NOVKMBKR It, I Hi, ih fi.llnmf .eTtW4
pfTtMi,l .rofwrtj, n: hmy by tbe Wn, two tm:
rrftr oM coll, on .wo-uui-m warm., on kuic?
one milky, two br burnrsn-, plows tttid
hirrowi, on MrH, n My of b, wK-ylli
nd Krai (inutirft, rkr nnd forki, tw 'milk
cows .ur ywlinri tni Ihrw cprinff pIym,
intern in-?, roar ft lirs tw rl.iu, whist,
porn, I'tirkwhr. ind by lb buttirl, one
cook stuf, tw irltr Morns, WtlntrsfU, bjing.
snJ many other irtirlet lv n urn trout to tntrniion.
tl to eominenov st lit oVIttck a, m., of Mid
day wben lb Urtsi wilt U tnalr known by
HOHKKT K. FI.KDAU
A-iVr. of M. S. Fit(t J, ii(-Psd,
Oonlirfl, Off. 27, H6t Jt.
"pTtTT
"For thy Stomacb'a Sake and thino
other Infirmitics."-St. Paul.
nn. ltovs'it.s
MrtK
WEST BRANCH BITTERS.
4 ara.par, plraMnt tad brallti-fn
nf Toate-
.KnHlj fM'l. and wiaaafartarrd fn.
th awl para and cboia taalrrtaUii aot a ipiril
j drink aur auk.tilata fur whirkj, bat a ariaaiiar
i fmpetd, fr tba prutarllun af tba tttum aad
tba para of diauw. nada from ebrialraltjr fan
pirlu, (Blirelj fraa frooi fu.il ail .r albor Irriia
ting pmprtiri, and will not di'aaT ar .fiend lar
mn.t dellrata alntoarh. A long prima eiprrl
ntca ha. aft.ttrd it.
Superiority over all Ordinary Remedies.
Ko Hitler at present offered to tb rab'ie
eon tains so mneb me llcinml i-lrtu r,A m :
ami plra-anl to l.ka. If. I. to nir. d,r. !
. . '
and It will tint ereat an aeta fur tfiritaous I
Ignore, bat will cur the efrctu of diMipatioa.
To inerraa. the Appeiile, 1S IT.
To promote Iiratioa, 1 K IT.
To cure Dy.p-p.ia, ' fsK )T.
To care Fercr and Ajue, t'K IT.
To cure Itillinn.ne, t'.cK IT.
To enre Cant pation, l'E IT.
To aura Chronic Iliarrliera, I SK IT.
To core Heart ham, fsR IT.
To cure Fl.ttilenea, VSE IT.
To car. Acid Eructation., I PK IT.
To rare Nerroa. ll.hility, I'FK IT.
To car. Hypochondria. t'PK IT.
To rnra ftallownrim af CoaiplriioB, I'PK IT.
To ear. rimplc. aod Bh-tche I'hK IT.
For (lenaral Pro.tratien of th.
M..T.inal oaera, t'PB IT,
aod It will aura yoa.
Fold erery where, at 1 1. .It per hotlla, Ma...
f.ctared enolu.ively l.y
i'.oyi: n vt siiaw,
cli:aiifiki.u, pa.
W bo offer l.beral In locrmenll I. the trad.
Oct. rr, tf,
.x: J.iifc'"ir
liar 'Mvfrttjnrunl.
.S. W. SNMIJl.
..A. A. (HUM
J. B. GRAHAM &S0NS,
MAMiKT KTIIKKT,
CLKA It F I KLD, Pa.
1 hip fr th ftitnnof rirr.Tlfiir on th
)iuiD0ri ,cf Mi rrtiandialTir. vf.vr a r,0'1
tnd mn oppnrtnnlty to lb elliiene of CI"'1.
Avid and aij-irirf coun'iei t I oy aiir fooda
at whnleiNlf or reinlt rr'rn. Hl aitonWh
Ih unlntructed. Their irifid will l(t pirtien
larly rejected to puit th is market. Krery Udr
will, iherefore, can in niiennon or nr nnFimnu
tn ihii fa ft, became (hia hrancb of our buninete
will reeelv epeelal attentUn, end verythinK
noded lo a well regulated bnmeliold will at all
tirnfr he found Inour store. Our etoek of lH 1
(,(H 1)H shell not b aurpaued, etilir tn qu.1
tty or price, and will embrace, in part, P rinu of
every style. Ulofhaois and Lawns of every
quality, Munlinl of rry grade, I Leinii
adapted to th tatss of the old and yonu ! ""d
every article of any kind of goods tbe sell ii
tn be as represented, and warranted to glee sat-lifarlir-n.
Aa to lH l-.SH .OOI we hav
a nil ti.in.l f.inrlmtnt of Alnaeaf. black, whit.
oil a...i,.r.f f rmii-ri Kill. stJ in itiort all !
th nei eitlea In ibe mnrket. W dtflr this
fact to breome I rown to avery pcrun in the
pouvty. Kith tnir new and titenriva stock of
Mtl-3 OtXUiK, the Indies can all t ftitted
by juft dropping In and getting a bloe dreaa
pattern, lar sett, kid piovs-or hv ftotrg that
hiru ie Letter: giv iter a writ mien puree.
and kb will find good anil paying investment in
euibroideriee, edgings, rihbuna, glova. boiiery,
or sny other buuttfaold nocertitiee. Aod in
adilition to what w hare a'realy emimera
ted, we kep all kinds of (il.Nl I.KMI rH
i:AH luch si notba, Caasimerea, batiaetta,
Halt. Boots aod bboa, Ae., beaidea, a nice
sasnrtment of Wade up i'l.OTI.IM- for alru
and teoy, manofactured oat of th very beat
m atari I. wbirb we willeell for cash or eiebange
for enntiiry srlt f rUetwbtab will aatonib
everybody.
tti ar now largely engarid in baying ana
Idling ffcUtlAIti: llMltl H and tnanufse-
lured LtMlihn. ana win give tnta brancn oi
buiineaa sseeial atteatiua. and t her for wik It
an object to every on who baa Lubber to sell to
ovine and deal with ue.
DRY-GOODS, GROCERIES,
r no visions,
Quecnswarc, Hardware.
W shall also keep eonttaatly nn band a
general aaaortinent of .KOC I :RI1:m and
IIAKDn AKI-, wl ich we will sell at exceed
ingly low prten. slao keep full assort
ment of Citl:i';NKvV AHIi TLis department
will b kept full aad complete, and all who
contemplate housekeeping, will find it to their
advantage to coma and trad with aa; beeaur
wa ar situated, and. from long expertenc iu
tbe buainen, to well acquainted with th wants
and neoesniu of this community, that w lee I
stiitied if every nan woman and cbild only
makes it a point t bay their goods from at, we
ran p'easa them both as to quality and pric.
Therefor, con tiong and buy your
BOOTS L SIIOES, IIATS & OAfS,
Ecady-Mado Clotbinff.
Aad vsrything yo seed to reader yourselves
an fan) lies comfortable, from
J AS. Ii. GRAHAM k SONS.
Oct. 27. CLKAKFIELD, Pa.
T
UtIAL 1.IHT fur .Noveiuljcr Terns, 1869.
F.R5T WEEK.
F later...
Hunt aba rger.
Leavy
Ilurxihall .
Marv II. Srtitt
U. W. hhimel
Itedtnond
i 'aUiptM-ll
Morgan
Leonard
Marali
H- II f bool District. ..
Albert
Itretiner
(raorola (J Co
Kir mating
hwen
r-.nnrtjr llnie ...
Wit t.onnel
C'iubdI
lloekeDbrrry.
Frank, Tiros. A Co....
M-or, J. A
Curry, Jeuse..
...Moore.
W btto,
.fcott'f llcire.
M. Jan hhimel.
r'lcmuiing.
' Willutuiaet- ml.
' Shoff.
Dillt-a et. al.
" Sebring.
4 , Snider.
...Heaer A Ililt man.
M hmilh.
A. J. .
...liiilen's tir e,
.Matthews.
' Ilegarty'i Kirs.
' Pup 're La wrervee t p.
' Kauai. J. A.
1 Brown.
' Matthews, H al.
1 (Straw.
.... ajootr, m.
PKPONO WKKK.
Hughe 1 I.li)d rs tlirnW.
tutdn .....tianiea.
'rtf-r- M.Utf.
....t.ai.gd-B A Pirea.
Knglend.. " I'ull'Ht.
1 " Uratmninan.
UnN.ks i.,rn.
Hmkerbof " Hider.
M'MraM Straw.
Whiles MH.arreT.
Mlioi.. Smith.
hruwn Hnrken1errT,
Hoorer Clrary A W ail.
lbtwsnaa Itowtuan.
llaroat. et al Arthurs, et si.
I" ins " H.Soirad, et al.
rim I N li'Mlearnald " Akry A hlmff.
.elaa IfargereMnte.
Hipe " ruininrrrii)e.
Krhard Mais.
Terpe hntu
t'rt aemao A hon " tiaine.
Henry- Nerper.
tpitmKn A t?nn tJaiuea.
UuynUin T pdegrsJI, e4 si
Certifled from the rA.rd.
A. C TATK. lrthpnotrr.
I IHT W "IHaVi HJ-K Jl K t lit H
Xi fr .NiM.miMrr Taraa, lG9.
rius r week.
Beeearia...J. W. Wrigbl.
J'a. M iniih.
BttKtn.,.llgh laeb.
MgZ-...Jhn 1'l.tr.
Bra.lfurd. Iiati'J Wtlann.
M Jamre Pixnn jr
M Jnhn fuwder.
Braily ...John ' legal,
Hurntle. J. Hnntitaueh.
Clea-Hrdl J C Wlnirhill
" Htehartl M'asp
M Jaa. It. (irabam.
Curwenivile..ln. J. I).
Thituinn.
" J..bn .Mi Saul
Chet..Rtbt. Pennington
Pecfttur-EnichtiMrhart
trahara... Wm. Vlli-tm
Uoakeo.a.J. H. Flegal.
tRUa hai-ker.
Utilieh...Tatrirli flynn.
' Juart h I'ry.
IIiitoa....loM'ph Ilurky.
Jorlan...lao Hlmmi.
John Williams.
Karihau...l. (lilhland.
JuS. Yntrter.
Knot...1,wt Erhanl.
Eawrrnee..John Mitohell
Morns... dam Mnyer.
K. l Itrenner.
N. Waabiugtn...Ja4uc
" haraprj.
PiVe..I,ravette Met'lure
M Vm.'MrNaiil.
M J.ha llolden.
rnina .ll'TMce Courtney
Woodarl.Jno It. Alex
M andrr.
MHOXU W EEK
B.l...llrnrT llrrlh. Jr.
n.irr.tl l. J. 8 .Fhowara.
rliMm...Jniae. l.Ni'ti.
If "tCjT". I '".nl: r S'onn.
I.ra ly . l rrl. Fnul. j .
" V. I., rgilrr.
J.ft. Il.un.
' M. N. I 'l'her.
M llenrr Kriner.
(le. iR. M N older
Burnti.la.Juhn linrdnn
Jarltaon P.i.'hiii
" Jiari I M.lialleT.
John II rare.
Chrt.. .K. V.t km.on.
" Artn.lron W.mmI
Carirral'n..J.t(.ph llro.
M Fraoei t'natr,rt
t vrw.-tm i,le..K A.lmn
John Irvm
T.-lur..A
ii .
lleuehtoan.
liKu.on.. I. W. II
liirnrd .And--r.nn Mur.T
tirhaia...M. '. French.
II. Ilul.ler.
.fordan...Th ni.. pmith.
Karlhau.... m. Ilolfer.
Lawrenee..Jnhn W. Tale.
" II .lit. Laahcad
" A.I). Ilort.
K.eola...Mil.. Hart.
r.r...J..hn V. I'.le.
l'nion...Joph llarley.
Weodwatd.H.HenderMn
M httliiuioa Maure
n en. I.Hth.
KI PHT of the rondllloa f the Cltt NTV
KATIONAI. BANK af rtearlield. at the
cloa. of baiiacM aa the Vth of October, Ur.H :
aaaot-aoM.
lioan. and diiownnt. ffl. SS H
Orerdran. .4
I'. H. rH,nda lo aeoare cironlalloBH.
7.1.(100 (Kl
JO
ll.fiSI
r.lll.S H
3.11 IK
n
1,4 ii
?!
fl II J
1S,i-fl d0
I 41
I'll, from nrdremina A tent
Itoefroni Nalionai llanke
I'oe from other Hanka aad flanker...
Furnilnre anl fixture.
Tue t.atd
Oa.h item, including .tamp...
Hi III of other National Hanka
,mrld,a, ..cklra.
iegi tender notes
ProEt and loas.
Total
LIABIMTt aa.
Capital Work paid in
Hii.,.la. fond
hi'-lianac
Inlrrc.l
Cireulath.n ontetnndina
Indiiidual deM..H.
I'ae to Nattunal ll.aka
liue lo alhar ll.nVl and Bali.en.
Currrnt expetircf
Tidal
..'.' 1". !V
t. f. W. M.mre. r.'hieraf theConntt N.tlonal
llwik of I laartlel.1. do Mdeoinly .wear that the
.'ore Maleearnt I. true to the he.t of lay kanwl
e.reand Wlicf. (. W. MnoRK. l aehier.
r-worn and .nheeriWd lo ub th. l!th of (tet.
A. I., IMIII, kelai. uie.
i. V. Pllt'llAUT, J. P.
Correct Allrt:
Hirh.rd fhaw, Wn. A. Wallace, AVm. rortar,
Pireolor..
PRIVATE SALE.
rpilK nl-nlH.r ofler. at prirale wle. tha fol.
1 lowine perwn.l nropertr. eit : one thrM im.
nl.l and one foar roar old colt, twenty Bear., ot
a. one twin .led, ono loff lied, ana etna.horm
.l.-d, and one windmill.
The pronortT c.n he ecen he ealllna mm W
Iwbaad, or hy applying lo me.
IIK"H(!E THORN.
Clt.rMeld, Oct. J7, 1.J,t,
...,f Kfi flOfi 00
..tint 00
.i4 n
.... !.n.i7 31
.... ai.voi ..
.... 4U.I.7
... Jll 47
I 7 77
411
..!.., 01'
a ism1 1 CJlfm '"'-
Uisrillaiifou.
Kl onT af ilia fondltlow rf tb riHKT
NATIONAL HA K K of t'kartt.ld. I (
ciuii'y uf ( 1 1 rflel.l, In th Put nf IVuntyl.
anm at th ch ot uuiinew, on tbff Vtfc Jsy 9f
Of.ohvr, isru i
nitot m n.
OsM nd PUftoonts
94
Ove-t draft
I'. H. lndi lo ffoun tirculatio
lOO.P'C oo
1.600 00
K.gsi .IT
a.h .v Hi
f.fiM At
70 2t
?.'.7 4i
4M fl
2. M0 Oil
4 0
10,011 00
V. fl. Ilondf on hand
Uu from itcdrainlrig tnd Hrierv
ApflnU
Pa friim other Nsli.tml flunk
Due froui other lisnki A Jisukert
Kurniiiire and fiitures
Current Kirneos.
In i paid
Cmh ileuif, includiiij statnpi
HilU of other Nsttonsl Itank
Frmcttonal currency, molud. nicktU..
Tender notoi
LUIIt-ITIKR.
Capital etoek paid in-... $luM0 00
fturplui fund
IMtwount 1.VV& vw
Koha.i(c, 107
IntreL rUl 0
Profit and Im 9
National Hunk Cireuls
tion outstandinn ,
M.771 00
46,0J OA
1,1-1 Bl
Individual depoiiti
!oo to National Banks.,
iue to other Hanks sod
Bankeri..
1,82A JO
TUl
2411,447 W 2 IV, M 09
Stats or lr.KaTLVm( )
Con itt or CkaaapiiLn. J
J, A. C. Finney, Caabler of lha First Kallonal
Hank of Cloarllo'd, do solemuly swear that th
above statement is true to tbe best of lay know
ledge and belief. A. C. FINNEY, Cashier.
hubrcribed sua iworn to th 1 Hth day of Oct.
A. X., 1 Hft'i, WM. UAUtBAUHII,
Attibt: . Notary Public.
D. . Netllng, A. F. Boynton, Jon'a. Xit-yaton,
Directors.
(1AI'1I. All persona are hereby oautfoned
J agamat piirchaatng or in any way mddlmg
with UNJi M'AS OF HOltbKS, fun a bay aud
tba other a sorrel, b4th mares.) together with
btroeeR, aingletrcvs, spreads, bought of William
Croc, ol Uroarie tftwnaiiip, and now in tbe oaas
ston of Wil Siain LigUtner, of liecaria town fib ip, aa
the some belong to me, and ar subject to my
order. W. B. MCKEV,
4Jlcn Xlupo, Oct. 11, lfin 31.
A C:i:TH WANTI I). Agents Wanted,
1 H to $200 per tnonlli, male and female,
ai'll the celebrated and origin! Common henee
rauiily rewmg Machine, iniprored and perfected ;
it will hem, fell, stuch, tuck, bind, braid and em
broider in a mowt sanerior manner. I' rice only
$ lo. Kor simplicity aod durability, it has no rirmi.
Lo not buy from any parties aelling machines
under th sam nam as ours, unless baring
Cert i fie t of Ageney signed by as they are
worthless Cast Iron alac bines. For Ciroulora aad
Terms, ajjply or address,
II. CIUWFORT) A CO.,
o20 St 413 Chestnut St.. Philadelphia, Ts
BOOTS! BOOTS!! BOOTS!!!
The Cdcbratrd
mCIIAKDSOX 1500TS,
Far aala aboleiale and rtt.il, at
J. V. KltATZKR 6.
XIdY KS.OO
Toa can get m pair of Frvach Kip Root, for
Dv. dullari. at J. r. fcKA I iLB B,
Oct. M, lff,9-tf.
Cunt'enstillc Marble Yard.
DKSIH018 of eitending any businssf and
kaowiug there can b no higher tribute
ut rrpvl to tbo memory of lb dvfed and
buried friendr-, thin lo erect orer their narmw
homes a scullitured slab of enduring marble, that
!Kiuta lurever to the rraling plc of those we
ve ; I beg lear to aay to all wbe wish to abow
their affection for their departed frienda and
kindreU, that th-y can now haT nn opportunity
of di.ing so, bv calling it ar Hip on 1 bomnfon
street, iurwenrvilln. Pa., as I a in prepared to
lurnion 10 onier.
MO.NIMKXTS,
CliA II,K k BOX TOMBS,
1IKAD STOXKS, Ac,
of anr drigo or aise, at reaeoiiat-le rates.
N. H. I keep 00 hand the best lurclra and
Oomratlc Marble. All work eitvntent ia the
mat akil'ful manner. I will alao deliver work
lo any point in Clearfield or adjoining mntie, if
deairel. W M. 11. CUL1U U.N
l urwenavill. Ot. 30. lSrtfct-tf.
T AlH FS bur your drcaa goods, trimmings, Ao
I J at WM. 1U.KH A CO S.. as la hr th
ebitieeat Myloa of tbe beaten.
CI It HON. Proprietors of Hotels and ha-
g.liat giving or selling M KN HV W'ISOlt,
any mioxieating liquors aerrattvr, as I am deter
mined to prosecute eaeh and erery owe fbuud tio-
Ulittjj tbe law ia his particular eat.
A FBI KM).
Wwidland, (M. 13-3tpd.
IfiR tt.ll.K CIIKAP. The abdrr.i-ned
o(Ter for aa. nt a bargain, a flrt-etara thirtT
b-rae THtwer MATIoSAHV KNUINt A S It
CUU t LA H HAW-MILUwitb Kdgr. Utb Mill,
and everything complete and In good order.
iiirmg no turiuer us for tb above marbinery it
will b auid clrenp.
JAMK8 LOW THE R A CO.
Altoona, Oct. 13-lm.
IHTII AV t'aai. tn-..a..lny an tlta pr.in.
A at. of th. nbcriirr, ra.idiitK lu llradf (nan
atiip. nn ar aKurt the alb tUy ot September latt
a lKK It 1.11 H1W. ailh Kcll aB.rnppom to br
ta or Iw.lra Tnar. aid. The owner n rrurirtrd
to oorae forward, prav. property, pay eharcn aad
lake aer .aay, or iba will ba di.pored nf lb.
law direeu. F. KUIII.CR
Brady towmbip, Ort 13-.tpl.
VI Dinilt MITIC II The ander.iened
a Auditor, .ppoinlrd by the t'oort of llcar
flel,l onanly, to malia di.trihali.in of the D.onie.
in the hand, of Cyreaia. Mow. and t harle. Sl.ian,
Ainimieiraior, ae., ol Jeeuli t.aaTtiart, deceased,
late of Mnrrif town. hip, amonit tho. Lpilly
rntitlrd therein, w.ll attend lu ilteeliarg Hi,
duttrf of h .pp.mtipent. at hi. offiea, in Clear
field, on I ur.il.y, the ttb day of Noreir bar. Belt,
a her. all ei.,.n luteraetad lo laid fmij caa
allrn.l ir llier e proper. l. L. KI1CK.-'
del. 1.1, i-.H Auditor.
I M.IHTI.'.K'M StTU I-
Notiea i. herehr
1 V I" en that tb. follow
wma aooi.unt. have len
eiainine.1 and pa.aed by me, and remain "led of
reeortt ia Ihia omea for Ih. inepeettun of beira,
lepfttee., creditor., nnd .11 olher. in anvother way
li.t-n-.w-.l, and will he prearntrd to the re.t Or
phan'i t oart ol 1'h-arM.I enanly, tn he held at the
Carl Houm, in the borough of Clearlield, com
nienetnf on tha aecoad Monday of November.
A. I. IS.
I. PiitinI ncroiint of Starr Million.
t-. t. M u ... J . . I
I "."ma" aui.D, oreami, lata of
I tteooana laaaehip.
j .....
-. v i ii it i nceiHiniol A. .s. Dickmnon,
Adimoi.trator .re a.,,. aoa, cM fe.l..eeer. .aaej-o
of Julia birkesaua, drceanad, laia ol llrccaria
town. hip.
Rrot.Tta'a Orrira, A. W. I.EK
riearald, !., (VI. 1, f. i,. HeirLler.
VFIKST CLASS
from th. aa.t, I
1'tir.SK i COAT MAKI.ll.
k.p bcea ewpluvrd al
ATSUX'S.
AI.0, a new Fall and Winter .took of Bonnet.,
H:.l,aca Aire. W A ISII.N 8.
Al.Sil, a aaw aapplr af Triwiminca and F.ne.
A'l'clc. at Jira. M .M.-oN'S. "
A 1.80. all the late and mal faeliionahle ftlyle.
Ore., and Coat Pattern., lor l.a.lic, Miawa'and
( hildrtn. at lra. W AT.M1.S g.
Partictilar altonlioa wilt ha siren to tha Dree.
Making Hcpartment, hy Mi'. O-w.lt, who ha.
.pent marh lime in Ihii branch of hurinrai, who
will bar. tha a hoi. charge or tha huaineea. at
Mra. WATcHi.Vg.
It will b. oar rfratol Mudy lo plcaw and rice
all altrnlion to our rn.t.micr., a that tbry may
1 accommodated with promptnea. and neiei atrlea
and quality of coo.1., al lower price, than they
have heen buying .t eltewhere.
All r Invited lo call al ilr. TVATf ON S.
Oct. 1J, lKm tf.
VV Ml I ST II VTOH KOTH -,-Noticf
la hereby riven that Irtter. of dmini.lr.iioo
ou th. e.le of h'lM I, 1.1 TH c. R. .Icoeaae.1,
lata 01 iira.ly to., ( ,raeld ronnle. Pa .
bar. heen duly gratilKl lo the ncdrr.irn.il, .11
pcraona Indehied lo .nit! eat.te will plcaM. tnaka
pavmcnt. .nd thoap h.vtna clatma ar damaod.
will prcKBt thetn propetty authcnlicatcj for act.
lrm'nl- M. Ji. 1.1TIIKH,
(t. M ftt pi. A linini.lralor.
i DMIMatTHATIIK-K XOTIC I Nii,
J V becehy given I hat let lor. of .dinini.lratioa
on the e.l.le of It. B. .H, dwa.ed, lata
of lleccana loanakin. Cleatfleld onaatr, Pa., hav.
inj liccn dalv granted lo the andoraianed. all per
aona indel.le.1 lo raid eatale will pleace make pay
ment, and Ihoae having claim, or doenaoJ. will
preaeal I hem properly aulhenlHiated foravltlcment
and allowanca withoat dclar.
Oct. IJ fit. A. W. I.RK, Adta'r.
VI1MI MTK ATOH J. NOTH ll-TuttTr.
of AdniiBiatralioa with tho will knneled
ui.ob the h.i.l. ot J,,l,a llirkmaon, lata of (ilea
llnpe, I'leara.ld count r, bar. bee a granted loth
.uheriUer. All per.ot.1 having olaimi will prraent
(Item, and tlioi.. indebted will make pavment ta
tbe umterMgned, ar lo Win. A. Wll.cc. nia att'y.
at Clearfield. Pa. A. S. IMCMNPON,
Octll.'6'.i fit. Admr. D. B.N.C.T.A.
" A1TI.I.-The ncder,,5ned will
1 pay th. hiflic.t CASH ritfr fr .ii
at 1 1 It. and lih. n HI K. lirtmrer.il
vi.arneio, ilea, si, l. I.. BEI7.KS.TK1N
rM. KFeTD a CO.. make Oaatlrtatil1 fnf.
T aithtBf o.4i . .jaectafoy.
Jry tfccd, it.
0tL FALL mi!)K
NEW GOODS &, NIW STYLES.
J. K. IM.ICfJIITCAr,
.Wttrkrt Slrrrl, Cltarfltld, ia.
JJAH JVST OI'EXEU larga and writ
HlaaUxl .lock af F.U.f. aud WINTCfl BOOtS
and BUOLS) li lata.! alvlra af 1IAT.S and
tAPa, I:, wlilcb ba will till ciur ru cnu.
The Latest Styles of Hats and Caps.
Boots, SIioch, Uinbrellos, &c-
CALL and SEE for YOURSELVES.
Place : next door to Adam' Ex. Office.
Sept. 77, '69-tf.
OCTOBER
1869. 1869.
FAIili TICAIJE.
NEW GOODS !
NEW GOODS!!
NEW GOODS!!!
WM. REED & CO.,
Market Street Clearfield, Pa.,
JAYE JUST OPK.VED a larg. ul au.
plcta aiaortmcnt of
Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS;
Embracing full line of Pres. Goods
rat.l.T, Hoolaa an4 Zephyr bhawli,
Uerad Phirta, Fina Flaontia for ander.
a-rar, l'rrtira and Cupat; Trienainigl
of alt Iwtt Alraatidrr'. Kid Ulovra,
( mpartor ta Jiravina, ) lph.vr and
Mm4
LAD1F.S AXD GKNTLI- MEXS
FURNISHING GOODS,
IIATS, CAr.S, FURS, iC, 1C, LC.
HAVING arlari.4 oar n itk with
graataat ear., bajan will iod a decidJ
Advantage in calling.
IlAVTVfl UADK ARRAXOKUKXTS aritfa
aa importiar hauaa ia tha aait, country daalrn
will ba aupplird wilb Zrpkrr la any qaaality,
at New York aad Philadelphia jokbinf pricaa.
Cl.arflrld, Rrpt. 22, IS-4ia.
COURT PROCLAMATION.
TTHBRKAB, How. C. A. MATFR. Proa.
I tdenlJodr. of tha Court of Commoa Plea,
of tha twenty fib Jndirial Ui.lrirt, conpoMd of
ina coootle. ot cieameld. ( .ntra and Clinton
and Hon. SAMUEL CLYHK and Hon. JACOB
WILIIkLM, A.aooiata JuJjea of ClearBtld t,
k.T. luued th.ir precept, to ma dir.rtd, for tha
holding of a Coort of Cummon Pica.. Orphan.
Coort. Court ot Quarter Be.rlon., Conrt of Oyer
ana i.rmmar.ana lobti oi un. rat Jail lallr.ry,
at tba Court llonaa at Clearfield, and far til.
canty of Clearfield, commencing on tha wrrond
Mob l.y, (nth dav) ol Nor IHti!, and lo
coolinu. TWO WEhhS.
UIVEN und.r my band at Clearfield, (hi. Id
day af Ort. ia tha year of oar Lord, .a.
thoaund aifhl hundred and ality nina.
CVHK.MIS UOWE, A'A.r..
17l ItS. ranjinf ia prioe from H 00 to 0
a Set, at WM. BKKD 4 CO S.
NOTICE I
IX the Balt.ror the pel U ion of Ilaniel Fryer,
Adeaini.trator of Jubn Ehrfrnod, daeeaaed,
late af Itrady luirn.Vp. To the heir, and lefal
repreaeatatlvea of .aid decedent.
Vlierraa. uid Daniel Fryer. Adniniatrator,
preariitcd hia pelitlim lo th. Ilrphan'i Conrt on
Iba Jd d of Jane, l, rctlmr. forth that uid
J .liB l:hra;ood. h.d in hia lirelim., by hi. contract
in writiue, ...Id .nd houud hiuiaelf to conacv onto
Nichola. Kara, a renain tiiev. of land In llmdv
l.'wnahip, a.i.l ennnty, honti.lr.l h. landa of
Samuel Arnold, Krrd'erick Zrirler aad other.,
containinu 411 acrra. mora or leaaj and that the
aaid John Khrgood died before ..id contract wa.
eiorutcd, and prayina. tha Court to authorila the
aaid Adtaintalrator to make and delirer nolo tba
aatd Nirholai Kera. a deed for .aid premier., on
receipt of tbe balance of pnrrhaee moner.
Whereupon the eaid Court ordered and directed
notice to he pul.li.hed In on. newapapcr for
four rooeecutira week., to ba directed to the heir,
.nd leiral reprrarntatiTC. of aaid deoedant, eoai
nandmit them lo appear oa Iho .eennd M.md.y
ol No vem her, A. (.. 1, at aa Orphan'. Cart
to be held al Clearfield, and .how canaa if any
th.y hare, why .aid contract about. I not ba eio.
cuted aeoordina to tbe trua intent and avcamna
lhara..f. All of which tha aaid bain, Ac., are
reouired to take Botica.
Hy order aflli. Court. A. W. LEE.
Oct. U 4t. Clerk, O. C.
TATSST fiTYLE af BUKNKT8 .a. llATS,
I al Mra Wal.oa'a.
CI Al 1ll.Tk. nolle thai 1 have pur-
eh.4 at Rheeta-a ..u. all (be poreonal prop
ertt of Jnaepa l'..lter, of Alnrrta tnwaahip, Claar
cld county, and left the .am. with aai.t Potter,
OB loan .object lo Bly order, Tit: I ton, and
barneea, I enlta, 4 Witlk n.i t head nf ennn.
eatlla. 40 heei. 8 hma. 1 w.ronL I Ur.v in..
timber wheel., cock .., a.d hoe ,.
warn aetiioa. Bay la tha hara. corn In th Held,
wheat and oat. ia tbe barn, aad til tha k.k.,u
and kitchen furniture, .. per arhadula filed.
Alao, taken th. real allele in elten.icn.
JAMES T. LKOXARD.
Cle.rficld. Oct. IMa. it.
SO.MLT11IMJ NEW thoafAeaha, at
W.M. K KM) A COS.
Dihioi.i-tiox of PART;i:itsiiip
Tbe partnerahir. heretofore c...l.. k.u.
tiamhla riheTWood, at J.voe.,,11., fkarlleld
eoanty, wa. di.aalrod by nintual eoaaent oa th.
2Vth a.y of riepteinlr, KH. Th. book, and
oconnta are lei! with tha aenlar memtaar af th
drm N.C. (laml.le, who It anlhorTlad to
Py all el.ima aaalnal tbe late Hem.
jai, (- ,..Jim,K.
Smith'. Milt., t "t siituw oan.
OcL , '-4t d.
EW eTYlB WATER rnonf IUT, al
Mn. VT.i.c.a a.
"0 MY owx iiooii.-
HAVINf! pnrchawd tbe anllro atnek af joade
.1 the old al.nd of Kirk A Ppencer, I
ioirnd to eontlnue th. hnainct a. beretofora.
My motto I. ta aril "rnr.tr roi c."
Th.nkinf oar friend, and eualnmer. for paat
patrouafe, 1 wlicil a eontiBa.Bca of lha .am..
. t ISAAC K1HK.
lamher City, Prpt. ti tf.
MTIfE!
IOK THE rt RPOSK of cloain. ap tha Rook,
of tha lata firm of Kirk t Mpenoer, aa itnme
di. ta Mlleetloa of all aeaounta i. bow required.
All noeelilrd aecoanu will ha In my hand, for
lettlrment anlil tba 1Mb nf Not. l!(i, and all
nol Milled by that time will ba plaotd ia tha
hand, of aa oBear for collection
Cdiy, 0ft. , -f .
cnt (FtUU for jp(.
ORI'H W S COVET SlI.lT
UT Vir.TLRoF AN OLUKIt ifc. c. .
foarl t,f I IraifleJ n.unl. .1 I ."
rifn,"! t rMt Hal at tli. r...t H-.l u
oa I I KallAT, lUa It. hljV
at 2 o'elik, p. m ,
59 Acrci of Valuable Timber lar.fl
liet iMirt, '
All of that certain piece f Ian 1 sltuata a
towiiohiii, late the eUAie of John SI na, 4 '
lounld and decriled a follows ; beiriaB,,,-!
hemlock eorniT on line of Ibe K'-njaiuin '
stirfry, tbenr forty nine nd out bkl( txer
eat 01m buii'lred and fifty -one prrcliva to
thence north thirty ix and three urk 4,,
wet a boat anty-lao and oi-b.ilf t..u,
I pot, thcfice ulh forty-nine aiid a half uw
ar-M on bnndred and bfly-oue per. h ta 1
thent-o suiUli frty.f degrars rut t,Wit
two and owe half perches to lb betulfx, '.'
' plan nf beginning.
i luie land has long been considered .1
beat tiinbiT I-vod in tbe eoantry. ft it
with tbe Brat natality of whil pine; Urrr M ,
atraa.hf . free fnui blaefc knots, aud wiuiaikt
1 hit Ms : Oac third uu confirmation of tbe tU
nd the balnnxT in two rial annual trtJ?.
with intereat, to ba savored hy bond act nro,.
on the pretni.vs.
OtOllliK tbis.
I
Oct. 13-41.
Adminiitrator.
(irpltan's lurt Sulc
TI3IBEU JaXXI).
BT virtM of tn orJf-r or tbe OrptMit'i Cmr 4
ClekrftrU euuMy, lbr will be fiiH
iiublie tale on tb iirt-mitrt, on THLksiAr
OCT. SI, IHtiC tb rutlowmR rtrtbrj ij
K lituftU1 in lUanrki townnlnp, Imbu.,, C
P., Ut tbt MtBteof Joimtban If Hmith. A- i '
butibdrd by Unda of David UadclitT, Cbas. Cmmt
Jamea liradj and oLben, '
Containing Eighty Acres,
with about 3 acrci eUartd, tbe balaaee Uli) tS
t.mlrt(l with while fine tiinbtr.
TKKM.S: One fuurtb in band, one fount
oontirn.atibn of ale and the balance ia eae jttt
thereafter with titurtel.
J. CAMl'HELL,
Oct.6,'6t-3t. Ourttiu,
Vew Cabinet !
MOn.ANNOIf LAND AND LI MBER CO.
PA NY offer for tale Town Leu ih the Uf.
oub of Oecrola, Cleaiiirld eonntr, Fa., tnd
lott to tuit parchaMrt tMttide the I in 1(1 f Hj
boroni;b. Oet.-eola ia aituateel the i.Maatt
Crrk, in tbe rtebeat portion of tb tminy 4
Clrar6ld, on tbt line of tbe Tyrone A Clearf.14
Hailroad, where tlio UthaDbon ani hmtnn
branch ruadt intereecL. It ii alio in tbe avtrtif
the Jo..hannoa al baim, and lart bn4m f
white ymm, bemloTi;t oak, aud other UHber tw.
round it. One f tb laret lumber Mktufutw.
ine; nubliihniente iw tba 6 tale ii located u tb
town, while there) are nanr ether lunbtr u4
ihingle mill around it. Tbe town U hat mm
yeart olJ, and eontainf a popnlation of en uv
and inhabitant.
p&'Ym further information appl at lb 4t)
of U10 aboT eoBpauy.
JOHN LAWiUE,
aprll EuperintendnL
Houses and Lois for Sale.
IOl'R B0U5L3 and LOTS ii CletrCdd.
al o rcaeonabi Umi. Potfmjoi
in thirty day. Alo. a plot f FuLR LOT
tb corner of Fourth and Heed trreu, im,
l;2z200 fet. Thrtwof tbeee lot ara writ UntW
for either Ism bar yard, eoai yard, or fur bniUiag
parpuftei generally, being within 20 feet ef iw
raiiruad depot, rrie aa wm reaftDttic,
Apply to UEOltUE Tllul.N,
lrt.lt tf CleerDt.iK
durational.
MISS H. S. SWalU'S
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
CLEAEriELP, P.I.
rpilK FALL TFRM of twenty two trtii rj
X fmannitn oa MonJar, Rrpteaibrr I, ltl.
A Primary dprtB ut wilt be addd te IM
School tbie (all ; fr which tbe eervice of
prttpnt fnttrnrtor bare heen engaged. Aaete
ilort will ba iparrd lo render Ibtt departaetl
auracur ani inttrucira.
TERMH OF TCITIOX.
Rea'lin;,Orthorrapby,rritin.Ob)ei Le
rni Primary Anthateti and Prwitry
tieor"pbr, tr half trm. (of eteTea
werhi.J N
llifttjry, I.ofal and deecrlptirt Ueofrtj.by
with Men Drawing. Orsmmar, Menial
and WriltPi. Arithwietie w I M
Algohra and tbe trmnore . I ft
Initrwtion ta intnimeoiai auti.... 19 N
il painting 11
Wit work M
lor full part im lar vend for Circular.
CiraHtpId, Ang. Ii, lsCt-pd,
CLEARFIELD ACADEMY.
Rev. P. L. Harrison. A. M., Principal.
fltllR FIRST 8S.-SI0H af Iba aeit ut
1 la.tic yearaf tht. iB.titaliaa will romnt
aa MI'NUAV.lh. Hth day of dc.taiahar, KM
Pupil, can ant.r at ana tiaj.. Tb.j will M
charged with taitiaa from th. lima Ik.jr aautli
10. cloa. of th. 6e..lon.
j 1 ha aoar.a af laatrorlioa amkraaaa .i.ry thiaf
1 iBrludrd in a borcaltb, vra.tiral and a.
' pli.bad adBeatioa foe noih aaaaa.
Tha Principal, kaaing bad tba adBtaaf
maci aipartaaea labia aror...ioa, aaMee. m.
reala and fru.rdnn. that hi. aatira ability u4
oerciee will ba deeote.l w tba avoral aad Be.
Ui traininjr of tho yoath placed aader hi. .aarrt,
TKKNN Of 1(11 III.
Orth ogephy, Keadinn, WritlBf. and Prlar?
Arttbm.lic, par Soaaiaa ( II week.) tl M
Oramuiar, Gaoiraphy, Arithaxut. aad
Hi-lory $1 N
Alfohra, Ooomerry, Trl iron am. try, atra.
.uratloa, 8arT.yiaf, Phtlooopby, Pby.i.
elory. Cb.mtBtry, llook kaaoinc. Bauay
and Phy.ieal Ueographa . . . f II
L.iIb, Oreek aad Fr.ach, with aay af th.
aboaa Braacbe. - . . $1 N
Altaic PtaBa (SO leaeona) . . . $11 N
tt-So dednctloa will b. mad. far iknia
jprrzT further particalar iBqaira .
Ke. p. L. IIARRISUK, A. V.,
F.b. 4. ISltt It. (ft IF Priaalp.1.
Olrrrhant sailors.
' F. C. CROM1M,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
MARKET ST, CLEAUriELD, PA.
VFTLL uf)ply of CMh, CuvimeiT
VeMingf mnrtantly an bead, which will a
uip'te p actwding to tba lateet fabioak, i
Bbttantial manner, and at row rat fa, bit:
13G9. (toins It Alone. 18G9.
E. R L. STOVUHTOX,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Market Mi-art, Clearfield. Fa
H AVISO opened buiineaa aa my ew. leal,
at tba old .land In 8hw, Row. I thrnfar.
annonnca tn tbt public that I baa. aea si bud
Clfjths. HaSRimerfR. VflStinFS.
' ' c
Be.T-, and all kind, af Oood. for "
! D"T'' aar, and am now prepared lo make 'of
ord.f CI.OTHINU. from a .iola arllel. m afa J
auil. in th. laical atrial and Bin werkmaalihn
manner. Ppaclal attention ieea I. aaa''i
work aad enlttoc out for men aad r .y,,,
.... ..-.I a. -
. . ef BB.ii.
.nut a .atterarilon. A llh.ral
p.tronart i. (olirittd, C.'.l 't.nniii'
'STOl'UIITOX.
J.nT-tf
E.
Al. BUI DC Fa,
lkrtlRCHANT TAILOR.
(flora ne door of CVearCrld ll.-aa.,)
1 Market frtrtet. Clearticld, P..
1 CttrS an bead a foil aasorlmanta of 0""
IV Parnl.hin Goods .nek a. Shlrta, Li""I
n.l Woo Ion luder.birta, Ur.w.r. aaa
Neck tie., Pooket HanHkerebtet., lov,
l iabrali.a. Aa ia mat aarl.iy. W
llat.J
Tirtt
Uood. a. keep, the
Best Cloths of all "Shades and Colors, j
fik hu.i TVA..WI. Kf Ik,, aarr Vatt meh.f
Paney C.aalta.r., In (traal .artel. , alto. jVj
Ooallnr. Bearar, Ptl-i. ( hlnehllta, ..4 rneJJ
oearooatina. All af which will a. ld fee.."
Ca.b, and mad. ap aaaordlBfj la 4h laiMt .IJ !
by ayparicBcod workm.a. . ut
Alao. Ar.nt for ClearfleM. aonnlT nt I. ,.
lnt.r A C.'.. eelrhr.ted hewief l,','", f" -
oT. 1. urj ir. n. "-
nnt.iaT. iTimii MlTIf 1.-' -1
A
1. hereby given tb.t letter, of admi.itlca'J
on thaw.l. of PAMt KL rUH Tl.. aer- j
late of Karth.aa townahip, l lcrteld eoon'T. 1
narlni n.rn da!. rnwi.a .a me ana..-,
perann. Indebted to aad a.l.t. aill J"""
parmaol.and tboae baelre; o-aima or '"",
prtm-Bt them proparly "''f
I.H..I(Orl.-f '(-,, ' aW'1''!"