T
'AoU's .Hal :;fil;!iii;uil.
THE LEONARD HOUSE.
(War tie l'Vl,o,iJ l'f ,',)
t 1,1..1 tTi.j.i r, 1 1 r..uiHiai, i a.
O. 1. c;ooni l:l low, Proprietor.
VNKW fiivt-claee Hotel in erery rerpcet
comAr'aMe r.K.::t. all tlir mc'ctn improve
BOLl.. ttl bi.t t'f I.IOll.KgprnmpI
en;a. " I reaaoiiaMe charree. 1 i .!iomr- of
IB, pulilie ia rcMir.-tfiilly anltcit-1. j, :io If
THE ALLEGHENY HOTEL.
M ARKfcT St., CI.KA RFIKLD, Ta.
Til Id Ur?f and ?minud. now lioiel hat
bcn Dfintird fur the nci'Oirnnod.itinn of I lie
j.ubUc. wlifr Ih proprietor mil be jr. ad to meet
lilt oid fi.M.d4. "nil n-rvivf t cliur- ut' puMic p&(.
Toni'tf- H.v Pirtut ptrmuul ntt- nti .n lo ihn da
tflii of hi. butinofP, h hfjpf t be aKIt to render
mtiKlVliuii tu ht patronR. TU TAHLE will
ali)' l bouutilullY aiipplifd with tlu' let that
tan I vrocurud ... inarltct. nd th I.AR
. II contain a ful.sto.-k of LlylUlUS, UUL'il, Ac.
OlioJ tabling attactird.
CARPER LEII'OLDT.
OarOU, March 3, lSOW-ly rt,rietrr.
THE EAGLE HOTEL,
main sr., cctnvKXFVii.LE, pa.
HAVING leaacd fr t trrra f triti the
obove veil known and populr,, l.iiU'l. (Ifpt
fviuierly by Mr. Ala, on, md lately l.v Mr.
Dvone.) Ilia preaent propri.tor bui to futi.d it
ih tli (.Ljcl of reudor :ig liU gueate ooulfort
el.le while eojuurniiig with hia, A hue, large
Stable and ard ia at.ai-lird, fjr the earo and
p.gtction of horaee, e.rrin;rea and wneone. A
koaral rhara ut publio patr,nui:e ia aulirited.
M-21 'f Jui'.N FOUIS, Pn.p'r.
SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE,
lurnenevllle, Clearfield county, l"au
rj-MHSoUaiidwoll e.LUIih.d Hotel, beautl-
1 fully eituated on the banka of the 8uauuo
haune, ia the boronsh of Curwenavillo, been
leawd fur a term of yeara by the underaigned
II baa been entirely refitted, and ia now open to
tbe public generally and the travelling commu
nity in particular. No paina will be .pared tu
rnder pueatf comfortable while tarrying at thia
some. Ample fclnuling rooa for the eecommo
dati'ia of leaaoa. Cbara;a mtid-rate.
Jan. I, ' tf WJ1. M. JliFFUIE9.
THE AMERICAN HOUSE,
C'urweuivlllrj, Clearfield county, P.
TllB ooJaraicned haa loa.ed thia old and loor
eitabliahcd hotel, (formerly kept ly Major
l.aae Ulnom,) attaate in a eenlral portion of tbe
Hen.end baa entirely re-Stted and re furniihed
It, aad re-modeled tbe ataoliuir, ao ae to make it
aaoojeci, nereatler, lor the traveling public lo
!uvhio mi large anc eommotlmaa bnuae.
in-Zta-tt JOHN J. KKAD
THE MANSION HOUSE,
l arner of fecund and Market Slrcela,
CHiAltflCI.U, PA.
TflH old mad eomraodiona Hotel baa. during
the paal year, keen enlarged tu double-iia
l.rmtr capacity fur tbe ntertainment of atran
,an acj gueita. The whole building kai been
rafaraiibod, and tht proprietor will apart no
uaii.e to reuder bit gueau eomfortabla while
Itavi.ir with bim.
"eT-Iho "!nnaion llonae" Omnihua nine to
and from tbe Depot an the arrlral and departure
of each train. DAViU JOHNol'ON,
nTi Proprietor.
THE WESTERN
HOTEL,
CLEARFIELD. PA.
THE auhaeriber kaeine; leaead hi a l.rw of
year, thia well, known Hotel, (kept for many
aua by Mr. Lanith.) and re-fitted and refur
bi.had it throocbeut, ii now prepared to enl.r
uia trarelere and the pnblio generally upon
lenai it ia bored alike agreeable to both pair an.
.14 proprietor, ilia TAULX and UAK will
ka iuplied with the beat the market afford.;
and na paina will be apared oo fair part to add to
ua eoQTcbienci and comfort of hia rneata.
J01IS BOl'dflKKTY,
ef Proprietor.
tiETxa?Al.tTOoTEL;
HIMIVODIIV, PA.
THT3 old eataHltrHment haying been lease 1
by J. MOKKIbOS, formerly proprietor of
tia "Morriaon lluuae,"haa been thoroughly ren
arated and refurniibed. and aupplied with all
a modern inprovenienta and eunreniencea na
Itatary lo a firat claaa Hotel. Tna dining room
kai teen removed lo the firat floor, and ia now
fpieioua and airy. Tbe rhambere are well yen.
Maud, ard the proprietor will endeavor to make
ii ruetta perfectly at heme.
i'H J. HOUIUS OX, rrof.rietor.
I w. ca
Tllof. IT. aitAW.
THE AMERICAN HOUSE,
l uthersburg, Clearfield Co. Pa.
TMITS well knows and lonjr taV.ifhcd Un'.fl,
furmmrlj hipt hy R. W. M oora, and latterly
1-j Vi a. aSchwem. nr., bat bem loaifd fr a term
f Tn hy tht nndernjcnr J, to wbirh tho attro
fen tf tht travel. np public it now railed, and a
I bora, ttliirt of public pitroBujre t ioMritl.
frlOeS-ly-pd hllAW 4 WALLACE.
THE RAILROAD HOUSE,
MAIN ST., ruiLirsr.un(i. r..
TUG nnderrigned keepe eonatantly no hand
Ilia be,t of Liqnora. iiia telle ia aiwayr
tupi'lied with the beat the market efTinte. The
l.avehrg pablte wiU do well to g-ve hint a call.
aorl,'i. ROliiiHT LLOVil.
McGAUGHEY'O
EESTAl RAM & KErELSIIMEAT
A L O O X ,
Ia Ixavy'a Krw lluiluinK. ffonnerly ?cup!ed by
ilr. ltule,)
FrrO.VD FT, CISAHEiriD, PA.
ttOVTANTl.V on hand a flnoeeleetionof CAN
; 1)1 KS, .Nt'IS, t'lHAHS, TullACL't), Ae.
., 1KKSI1 OVSTKIIS rercircd inly, and
arird up to roit the tjiatea of cu.loiuera.
VtU.IIII.MAKU H4l.KNon aeeond Very.
.iOtf DAVII. MeliAI ollkV.'
Joots and hofj.
DA N I E iTco N N E ULY,
Coot find SIioc Slanufaftiiror,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
HAS Jaat received a Una lot of Frenrb CALF
hKINS. And la now prepared to maunfac
iu'c everything in hia line at tlie lotteat tigurea.
lia.ill warrant bia work to be aa vjireeeoloe.
lie reapeclfully enlieita a call, at hia fbop on
ala.'r.t atrrl, rerond di or weatof the po.tuiTiee,
iFre be will do ail in hia power to render aalia
Urtinn. 8ntne fine Mailer toa on hand.
J','C7 f DAN1K1, CONNELLT.
tevie rnot-LiniED.
THE WAE OVEbIs CLEAEFIELD
KNOX TOWNSHIP Ql'IET.
Xe.irly all the Cuntrabattiln gmng hnch
to thiir old marten; l-ut 'nary one
gitPf tu old MtHKirhusrtt.v, ;A'Tr
thry Kirt Lri 't so hug and to u .
1 ronaequeno. of the abore facte. P, SHORT,
of tbe old ";h'Tt bboa frbop," would an
'i.oee to hia aumeroue patrona, end tbe people
liearhV.d county at Largo, that ha haa now a
,ut'f tfood material. Ja.l received froia
end mi-bn lf prepared oueuort aotioe to make
ti.atiara'a row' "" bhoea, at nie new abop in
-i.',i... it Wvzz',01" !".'"
". r.t, ,ou , u".Ui;.'t"," M
(',h t i iard tu eeU ! for
l,,n or tfuoir? Prodnee. , ....
... j ,.t. T 1 fnrrat tht
- Mam t.re.0t, Clearfiold, Pa., an J'.'' j
a tuiaaumj CaMteW
M'.V COOT AD SHOE Sl7ol.
r EDVARD MACK.
f'- VARKKT A :m Sta., C'LEA lll'ILI.Tl, Pa.
r!!R preprl.toe haa entered into the EOOTif
MIOK hnaineaa at tbe above atand, and
u.termin.d not lo tie eutdm. eliber in nital
li T f" '"r hi' e'pee'ial attenllon
11 (aid to manufacturing Hewed work. He
""on hand a large lot of Krenob Kip and
fkiee, ef the very hiNit quality. Tor fin
" ol Ci.arteld and yioiaity are reapeelfally
u"dt. g,re bin a Uiai. &e ahargo for calla
"'li.' a tf
s w boot" ami T siioE shop.
I f't'MM I.WUVII.I I-.
1riE aub.e-iher baring lately atarted anew
a Loot and Fho. ah.in in Curwenerll'e. aa
" '"" cpnoatta Juaefb 11. Irwin'a D'ng
' ''prii,ij announeea to the poblle that
wi.
I'.ei.arad to mann'acture all etylee of Roote
" fk.
a. and everything in hia line, oa abort
" II
a.ao krepa on band a good aaeort
at ready made work, whl-h ka will aell
'e tub or country aiaVa.
I A
Vlaitcnlifrprr k
CO.
BEST GOODS"
eT
LOWEST PRICES!
J. A.
CLATTEBERCElt,
& CO.,
KOT OlTCtt AT TUElIt
?I nm moth Store,
IS OSCKOLA, PA
LAKGE m WELL-SELECTED
tuck or
Spring & Summer Goods,
PURCHASED AT TUE LOWEST AIAn
KET RATES, AXU TO BE 60LD AT
A SLIGHT ADVANCE ON COST.
QOXSISTING OF DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, HARDWARE,
QCZENSWAKE, WOOD 1 WILLOW
WAKE, NOTIONS, CLOTHING,
HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS
AND 6I10Z.S.
T7UENITURE & MATTRESSES,
FLOUR AND FEED,
AND EVERYTHING APPERTAINING
TO WELL-REGULATED HOUSE
HOLDS, AS WELL AS TO MILLS,
MINES, AND CAMPS.
QltDEKS RECEIVED AND
PROMPTLY FILLED.
UHiUEST MARKET RATES PAID FOR
COUNTRY TRODUCE
SALESMEN ARE ATTENTIVE. TO-
LITE AND OBLIGING.
QALL, SEE, EXAMINE, AND BE
CONVINCED.
J. A.
BLATTENBERGEB,
& CO.
O.e.ola Milla, Pa., April 21, 1(I9. S-45
yiisrrllanfous.
NEV MILLLINERY
AND
TOaiaiosr CS3-CD coil 23,
snd
DRESS MAKING ESTABLISHMENT.
TU.T OPF.NED In the room retotly oecapied
bj tht Mill l.erd't and dirrrtly nppoHtt
MoMop'fl Store, Clearfield. Pa. All the late
tytei of bonnet, batj, ., for old and young.
Ladici, niieit and children.' trimm.ojr'a rib.
bond, tod eoat velvet, Ueo, lorte, Ac, al
wjf kept oa band.
IKi:SS MAKING
(n all Itf vtrtcvft brancheti and laleft it) let,
for old, middle ifftd, and tht yoani?, tnadt to
order, by tbt most fahinhla drept pir-ken.
Mfi, I. K. WATSON,
Auf. 15, 18C9. tf.
Alo tfrcnt for tht "Marie Macedonian Oil."
Warranted to cure Ktaeaaiatiia, eurlgiat
Lirer Compltint, Ao. So mr, no py.
Southern Land & Emig ration
COMPANY,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
ORGANIZED and ratablljhed for the P irehaae
and alr of Farming and Mineral Lartda.
and improved Real Ktate in tbe Southern State..
T1101MS P. FLORENCE, Prraidrnt.
JO. SKVhHNri. Vice I'remilent.
.1. IIKNRV ASKIN, Treaaurer.
l'reaidrnt Fourth National II ink of I hildrlpliia.
JollN MiiKHIS, becret.ry.
THUS. C. MACDOWELL,
Attorney and Coun.cllnr.
Oflr.: Wahingtoa Pnilding. Cornar Seventh
81., and Peunayhauia Avenue, Waahiiigtoa, D. C.
nrrrnESrga :
Oov. John T. Hoffman, Albany, N. T.
ti tl.iv. Wm. lli-rler, Clearfield, Pa.
tlov. T. F. Randolph, Trenton. N. J.
Fi-tinv. m. F. IV-ki-r, W illiauirport, Pa.
Frpt. J, 'f9-tf.
T.W WTO UK AND NEW OOODS.
JOS. SHAW ii SON
Hare just opened a
Sgyr Sto, on Uain Si., CLmrm.D, Vt., ,
lateJT occupied ty Ww. P. JRWIN.
Their itock conaUti of
Grocbrtcs of ths brwt qwnJitjr,
Qleenswaiie. Doots nnd Shoes,
and frerjr article Dccessarit fur
cno'a coin Tori.
Call antl xtmiue our atock before rur
r1,ft.njr cl-whr. MT 9. Wft-lf.
M"v,eL m"'-'-".
.W. no II4NTUOBa.
FALL OPENING.
AUNor.i)
A HAinsiion.v,
KWENSVII.LE, I A.
JJAVE JIST OPLNKD a t,,,, ,4 m,t
complete atock of
HATS A CAPS, BOOTS A SHOES,
JI A RD W A Ii Ii, Q U E IiN S WARE,
BACON, DRIED FRUIT,
(JROCJirciKS, SALT,
AC, AC, AC.
Fa'iafaetlnn guaranteed aa to onnlifv and firier.
All kni la or lumurr and produce taken In l
ebance for go.la. (lire na a ea'l he'nre pnrclia
a,n. elaewhew.. ARN'll.K II A It! MM R.N.
I urwwiaf Hie. Mpt. i:. liV tt.
SeUIemerit Kolice.
VI,L pfron knuwini thnnvf Ivc lnUbtrfl ttt
tnn, will nlraoe call nnd M-tll et onr. 'i he
tk arr at U tftore of Wbltrotnb A Towncnd,
0-rd.l. Pa. 9, PEhRV,
VhUa.W.il.ia :.3di'rrllsrmrntf.
FAIL AND WINTER FASHIONS.
;...., -- "
.n.,.,,.vv:,."'",,
hx,l,,., .,, , ,lr. wi(k Nll b
i k V '"'i'"-. i..,,,.,
In.ld,lpl.la. l.t2J, -cja-lim
ISAAO K. STATJFFIR, "
V. ATCHCS & JEWELItY,
No. U8 North Kceond Street,
Corner of Quarry I'IHLAl)l:i.rilIA.
An ...ortmrnt of TValetu-., Jewelry, Silver and
1 Inled n are ennatantly imi band.
lit paiiiiiir of V.atgliea and J. lr. i
,J'-"dlt"- iyn-ir
3. Sillierumu, . O. Kit.in.r - ll ;u
S. SILBERMAN &, Co.,
laronrr.ua ao Joear.aa or
FANCY GOODS, PIPES
MOTIONS, if.,
13 .VorlJt t'ourlh Slrert,
PIIILAI1HI.PIIIA. )y:pd
T. C
W. W. fABL.
WJI, AV.
MYERS,
WITH
i. I. loan.
CO.,
PAUL
&
WTIOLFSALE
BOOT VXI) Nil o j;
623 Market St. A Hit Commerce St. abore 811th,
myU PHILADELCHIA. ly
oi.i.owBcaa . pay,. Ca,IT,
HOLLOWBUSH & CAEIY,
BOOKSELLERS,
Blank Book Manufacturers,
AND STATIONERS,
218 Market SI., Philadelphia.
13R.rapr Moor Sack, and Itaga, Foolr-ap,
uvuci, rapping, inxiaia anil TVaJI
!!". feb24-ly
DREXEL & CO.,
No. 84 Houtti Third Street. PhlUdelpu
And Dealers in Government Securities.
Application by mail will reoaiva prompt men
tion. Mod all informatiuD cbeerJullj furniihri.
Orders iolicit-d. aprll-tf
BENSON, CAMPBELL &. Co.,
no. 17 . riftb BL and .24 Commarea,
PHILADELPHIA, Ti,
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
And Commission Merchants,
roa TH8 eLB op
Wool, nioarng. For Fkini. Feathera, Leather,
rial beed. I'ried Fniita, Clover Seed, Koota,
Deer Hkina. llutter, Beeawai, bheep
fikina, Kga, Ao., ae., Ae.
CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED.
Weekly Print current forwardod on requeit.
Jun II, 1863 ?y:pd
LADIES' F.IKY FIRS.
JOHN EARKIRA,
718 Arch St
Middle of the lllock, bet.
'tkand Hlh Ht..Kojth aide,
1'lllLALlKI.I'IIIA.
Importer, manufacturer
and Dealer In all kinda
and quality of
f.t.M'I I IIS
roa LAlura a rniLDHR I
ana.
Having enlarged, remod-
1 ana imprtived my old
l .ihd f.rnnl.l. In... t'l lt
'"-Vt KMPORII M, and having
imported a very larre and aplendiu aeeortment ol
all the dilTerent kiueui ol Fura from Grat hamle in
Kurope, and have had them made up by the moat
akilltul workmen, I would eeapectfully invite my
friendaof Clearfield and ailjerrnt eoontiea, to call
and examine mv very large and beautilul aaaort
metit ot Fancy Fura, for l.adioa and Children. 1
am dotenninrd to aell at aa l"W prteea aa any other
respectahle Houae in thia city. All Fura VYaraa
ted. lo miarepreaentationa to effret aalra.
JUli.N FAHKIHA,
Sept. it). 'CD-tin T If Arch tit. Philadelphia.
totif. Uason.s.
a. nraxHT d. rot .a.
HUBERT & YOUNG,
Stone-Cutlers & Slonc-Masons,
1TILL ficfutr!l work In thir line at nrnd-
tratt price and In MUM CLAS6 H1.
ArcLiteclural OraamentB
In AIL STYLES, Plont Dreinim of trerj
dtjirrii'tion, and all kind of maaon work con
tracted fr in or out of tbt count?. Any p.fior.!
ihint; tn hr rvFprrrahlt n axon work and
tone-mttinir don, mil And it to their interevt
to rail npon a. We woold alro Inform the pub
lic that wo can deliver any quantity or clan tf
tone doiired, a wt art tht owner of a
FIRST-CLASS STONE CjUAIIRY.
Order for work ean bt addrtaed either to
Clrarflfld or Lutbersbarr
naritltf IIi nERT A TOLUO.
iTInrblc & Stone Turd.
t. mod i: 1. 1. c- n.
DK'inE to Inform their frienda, and the
puhlio, that tbey have now and wilt keep
eonatantly on hand a large and well aolecied
atoekof ITALIAN and VERMONT MAKbLE,
and art prepared to furnltb to order
TOMBSTONES,
Bo I and Cradle TotnlfR. Monoaaent in Raodntont
and Marhlp, Cnrhs and Pom for Ceme
tery Lot. Wind.tw Sill A Cp.
Archi'rvturel A Lawn
Ornainrnu.
Thfy would inTii prial attention It their
8aidntont Mono men ts whfrh are bail! (roen
oripinal defir,o. and will ennpirt favorably
with anTthin; of tbe kiod in the rountr).
If dcfired they can furnish MirhU Window
Silia and Capa at a alight advance oa lb a price
Tard on Beed atract, near tbt Railroad dpot,
Claartitld. Pa. jtJif
MICHAEL BOKE,
MASON AND STONE - CUTTEU,
New IVafthliifon, r.
"T.Ail kind of alatonry done, in the moid
workmanlike manner, t'nlcr aolivited, and con
tract taken tn anr part of the oountr. tnt-IStf.
Miss E. A. P. Rynder,
iofwt roa
Chii-kerlnjc't, Sttitiwn?' tnd Lmernon' Piano;
tSuiitb', Maaon A Uaialin'a and Peloohet'
Organ and JMtMndeon, and Ororer 4
Uafctr'a dewing Machine,
liato Tat a eh a or
Piann, nultir, Organ, Harmony and Yntt Mo
tto. No pop!) taken for let than half a lerm.
-Kpni next rfr ro Firat National Itank.
tleaiheld, UJ ft, IHt-V-tf. .
NOTICE."
1.L pfrfn are lirehy notifliKl who hnve
lf4-.l Hunktnf arm nd at or n-ar the mouth
ol hitniftr nm the property of t.roora, I)irk
ev A t'o.t that all l-k par muat ho paid np I-''-any
more prnnd nn ha nliiaincd. And all
person. nnnkii'S timorr or lr r ariT other
ltim-r on he etrtrntiitd pmpfTiT, withont prr
miimion, will Itf lt-i4 fur trf.m, or ho rht:H
fitly riolinrfprT reft tNr nei.l rnrid. Appli'-alion
for ead gr'tund mwl wade l W. M. Ihftun,
(ikn Hope, Pa.
OHOOM, MCKKV A CO.
Frpt. 1, is9 f.in.
A'
IMIMTH4TOH'f MI l HNoiir
ia kerohT tfivrn that Ir-fter f ndminiiitratinn
the eplatt of AHAHKI, TAttK, riiywiel,
Jale of Law mit lovnf hip, I'leartinld -onty, Pn,(
hirmc been dnlr pranlM to tlie nndt miiriicd, all
I prraona Irdrhted lo aaid eMat will ppae tnnke
j parmetit, and thoae hating eleira or d-niand
i will pre-ent itm pmperlr anthiiilrated fr tet
jtlrmrnt. (JKOlH-i: II. II ALL.
Oct M, M-4f. Adminttror.
I T?INK -uinflffFNT"fiKVT' ar-J IIOYTR
t:t r at
W.V. PlTD 4
MIIHRKI.L & )UlVAi
Mataiia n
WW
-v k w A 11
at
la a
Alan, Mann fact nrera of
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
II. IAN KIEL I, PA.
LOT OK SADDLES, uiilDLKH,
Darneaa, Collere, .te., for aale by
M EH It ELL i niOI.ER.
pALMEK'S DATEix UNLOAD-
lug Hay Forka, for tale by
MERRELL A BIOI.ER.
Q1L, 1'A LN'T, rUTTy,(l7A"ss,
Kaila, ate., for aale by
MERRELL 4 BIOLER.
H HA' ESs"'jii IH MI MiS & SI10E
Findlnga, for aale by
MERHELL A RIGLER.
Q UXS, DISTOLS, SWORD CANES
For aale by
MERRELL A BIOLER
gTOVES, OK ALL SORTS AND
Siiea, for aale by
MERRELL A BIOLER,
1
RON! IRON! IRON! IRON
For aala by
MERRELL A BIGLER.
TTORSE SHOES & HORSE SHOE
.a. a.
KAILS, for aale by
MERRELL A BIGLER.
OULLEY BLOCKS, ALL SIZES
And beat Manufacture, for aale by
MERRELL A BIGLER
rpiIIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE
-a.
BOXES, for tale by
MERRELL A BIGLER.
J70DDER CUTTERS-for ruIo l.y
MERRELL A BIGLER.
SAWS I . SAWS I SAWS I
ATTENTION, LUMBERMEN!
iiEfoLrTio.r i.y s.itrst
EMERSON'S
PATENT PERPORARATED
CroBs-Cut, Circular and Long Saws,
(ALL QUMtllNa AVOIDED.)
ALSO,
Emerson's Patent Adjustable Swage,
For Spreading, Sharpening, and Shaping the
Teeth of all Splitting Sawe.
fc-aVSendfor a Deaerlpllre Circular and Price
Llat. AlEHRELL A BIOLER,
Janf-lf General Ayenta, Clearteld, Pa
G. S. FLEGAL,
PEALEtt IM
STOVES AD HOLLOW-WARE,
AND MAIIUPACTVRES OF
Tin, Copper & Sheet Iron
Ware,
Phlllpaburg, Centre to., Pa.,
rTIHft nnderalgned reapeetfully annoaaeea to
I the pubito that he baa on band a eare.
fully-aelerted and well aaaorted atoek of Stoyee.
Hia variety eunetate of
HIE CELEBRATED IHOXSIDES,
Whlrk kayo never failed to give perfect aatlifao
tioa to the aaoat faatidioua of tu purrhaeeri,
Continental, Lehigh, Farmer, Daylight. Spoara'
Antl Dint, Niagara, Charm, Herald, are.,
with every variety of the beat
Pitubarf Manufaoture.
t.Tha Tin and Sb..t Iron warn given with
the etovea ia made of the neav'eet and beat
material, and warranted to give perfect ae'.ie
favtloa. Hia atoek ot
rAULOli AND HEATING STOVES
fa larger, better and eheaper than aver before
evhibtted lo the publie. lie danea competition
either la variety, quality r pric.
He la alao prepared to furnirh a eompleta
aaaortmoat of
Tin, Copper, Sheet-Iron, Wooden and
Willow Ware,
rVholerale or retail, manufactured neatly and
with the aole view to aervica, from the beat ma
terial ib the market
TLOWS, TLOTT POINT". COPPER, BRAPS
AND IKON KETTLEs,
Of erary deacription eoaatently ea kaii4.
L!0IITNINO HODS,
Superior point, pot np ea abort notice. The
t'otni be otrera In the public ta tt.e aamaaaia
now vied hy the Pennayirania Railroad Co., na
their buildinga.
OHDEIIS FUR SrOL'TINO, ROOFING
And olher work belonging lo bla buetnea will
h. promptly tiled by eiperianeed Bad akilllul
workman.
brass, oirrr.n and old mettle
Taken In evrbang for gooda.
5-H. eaperlaTly Invitei the attcntlnn of
Merehanta wi.hing to purchaae at wboleaale, aa
they will And It to their advantage to aaamlne
Lia atoek before porriiuafng eiaewbera.
U, tt. FLFOAL.
rhllipel.org. Aug. ft, ln. JySlto
FAIRBANKS'
STANDARD
(fe SCALES,
'A. . M
- nr it.t, h tnf ;
ttaffnpe Birrcti, V'trrhouw Tmrkr, Coprin;
rnacen, Improved Monry Praw-r, Ac.
ton tALt ir
ME lilt ELL &
T T r t V T 1
J 1 U la Id 1. , :
Dralrra In Hardware,
jenll.tf Se-rmd Htreet. Clearfield. Pa
tAtaTF.O- Itm.oon No. I eighteen Inch
HIIIMil.l.?, for whtrh the higlict price
will
CI.
ill be paid. WI.AVKR A BETTi).
Cl. artiel l. .Inly JI. 1 Bella tf
1'"
Tlt'l-J' ( tlTAIll,l.e.' mi j.
have prinlrd a larc. numlier of the new
I I.R BILL, and will in tbe r-r-elpt of twentv
fiveeenla, mail a cop) tc any ed.lreaa. my"a
JAUir.a', MHSE' fllllil'.rs R ( LOTH
J aad VTalber proof Coat, and r'eV.,Bt
Jtti,. w ATfrON T.
5Wrillral.
EON T fiROW OLD.
T' ra la no nee.aeliy t,.r prrinatere .,ld are i
a.ai Kobaek a Sle.aa. b hln.r., H ,,,, .,,,,
t'h k'""""1' b ''MU' 7 'u of
HOUSEHOLD REMEDIES.
There are no rrtnediea ao well and favorably
known aa "Jiouaehold Heraodiea" aa lr, Ko-
' Mlood PuriOer, Ntoinarh llitlera and
lilood Pilla, and no family abould La without
them.
PBEPAEE FOE WAE ! !
"In time of neaee nrenar r.. . i. .t. - .,
adage, and there ia no aentaree la the Kngliah
laaguage mora eipreaaive, nor one that ia ao
appil.eble in Innumerable eaaea. Who ia e
wiae aa to know tbe eaaet mnn,..., ,k. .i... r-n
daatroyer, diaeaae, will attack him Th. K.
ye ever prepared, have the Hoh.L . 1U....J u.n.
btomaeb lliltereaad Hlood pr,B. ., i,...j .j
combat diaeaae eueooaifully.
DISEASES OF THE SKIS'.
uia norea, KrupUona, Culaneoua Diaraaef or
, " "a' readily vueeomb to the
-....,,u, luiieraee 01 nr. Kooark a Uloud Puri-
., uivuuu. utuar aaa nio.id rule.
ELEVEN YEAES
Of Fiporleue. with a eonatantly tnereneiny: da
Band for Koback'a Medieinea ia audicient ac
knowledgment of their intrintie merit, and
plaeea them the eery firat in rank for .,.,.. ,h.
diaeaara lor which they are recommended, bold
an jsruggieie.
COSTIVENESS.
Or, Conatlpatioa of Iba Uowela, abould alwav.
receive prompt attention, aa It pre-dlapoee. tbe
ayatem to diaeaae. Tbe timela r ...k ..i
uabla calhartic remedy ea Koback'a lilood Pilla
haa aaeed much aiokneaa, diaeaae and death, and
many peraone to-day, are indebted to :h... niii.
alone for tbeir rery eaiateaoe, at the lertiucale.
ia ear poaeeeaion will atteat.
DEOPSY.
And Dronaieal Swelllnga. are alwava valtl
and often permanently cured by in. alLarati
eteet which the timely uae of Kubaok'e Blood
runner, wnea taken in eorjunrtioB with Re
back a Blood Pilla, la aura to produoa.
DINNEE FILLS.
All peraona of biliooa hahiia. .ri.e aaiin.
drinking too freely, will find great relief in the
a.e of Dr. Hol.aek'a lilood Pilla. they aid dira.
lion by atimulatlng the atomaeh, thua avoiding
tbe pain, nae-aa, a ur erurutiona, efe., which
follow from aating ton beaitily.
EEYSIPELAS
Often ariaee from mortlJ eondilloa of tbe anttra
ayrt.m. and no batter remediea caa be lound
tbaa Dr. Koback'a Blood Pander and Blood
rut..
C0HVALE8CE5T8.
Or perroae recovering from Fever, or any of the
malignant forma of uiae.ee. will And Hobaek'a
btomeck Bittera invaluable aa a tonic and etim
ul.nl for removing all tba pro.tr ating effe, u
which follow diaeaae t it aunpliea tbe great want
an long f.lt for a aafe and reliable tenia aad
ape titer.
LIVEE FILLS
Are Pilla that have a direct and powerfnl actioa
oa the liver, and relievo any Inactivity or con
gealed atale of that all important organ upon
hickdependa the whole proceaa of digr.tian.
Tbe iaiportano.. then, of procuring a Pill that
ahall have .orb direct action without tbe ill
cflceta of mercury, la manifeat tn every one;
aurh Pilla are Robark'a Blood Pilla they are
warranted purely vegetable, and caa with cer
tainty ba relied upon, and are aafe at all lime..
MEIAKCEOLY
la one of the many diaordere of tb. n.rvoua eye.
tern, .rialng from a low etalenf th.Mnalitntlon.l
health nr revere proatratu.a aftnr long continued
airkneae. and requiraa invigorating reiaediea like
lloherk'e Uniairb Itinera te reatora tba Barren
tn tbeir natural vitality.
WHO SELLS TBEXt
The Agent, for the aale of Roh.eh'a Dlood
Pilla. ttomaeh Blllera and Hlood Poriner are
IIARTSWR'K A IRWIN, Clearfield, Pa.Julyl
LtTIIERSBERG POTTERIES
l athcraburj, Clearfield Co., Pa.
FARMERS, MECHANICS 4 DAIRYMEN
Look H erel
T'ltR nnder.igned la prepared to fumi.h yon
with the beat HTn.MiWAHK aianafaetiirrd
in Hue country, llehaanerer yet failed toplr-aac
t lie moat faetidiona, aa lo quality or durability.
Ilia war. conaiete ia part of
CREAM POTS OF ALL SIXES.
Mll.K ( lt()( K AND PAN"),
Fruit Cans, (for Canning Fruit,) Safety
Tubes,
And in abort F.VF.RTTH1N0 uaually mad. and
kept ia bb eatablishmrnl of thia kind.
MERCHANTS
Can have their were delivered bv fre, at ANT
TIMK and to ANV PLACE deaiml.
Urdcra for ware enlieited, aud promptly filled.
n "". iom.il .wH.i..iaii.w. .n-
Price l.ial, niaild free to applicant..
w-A IWml diaeonnl will b
t,.l.
five to th.
urn. c. KIRK.
limtefinnra, ra.( I't. s, tsna-tt
KlTvKKA !
For Ml A T LART!
flMTK aul.aorihcr, reading ia Bell fnww.hip.
I learArl.teeontr. I'.., aaui.ul.eea In the wnrld
nd o-e re-t nf mankind, that b- ba found f'r.d.
Oil in considerable quantifier on bia tnrtu. att.ate !
an the Wnka of the 8nBebaana titer, about 4
...ea anov. famin-r .
Oct, , f Mfd.
. ea.jjvar-a(
Til K nKl'UIJMCAN.
;-w
CI.K.M!l-U:i,D,I'A.
lrrPM'llAY M.lIlNlMl.dCTOPKR ?
Terms of Subscription.
ir paid In .d.anee.orwiUiiti tbreo mon.ha...J
f pi l afier Ibreeood baton, ail n.ontl.a. . I
II paid alU-r the expiration of an moi.tlii ... J
III I K.ltil M KOTICI N.
MrlhiHllal llplaropal C'liurrliltrr.
II. Dim. Paetor. I'ul.Me Hnryir. ...... u.i.i.
at ItiJ A. M., and 71 P. M. "
Fahbatk Xoli.,,,1 at I) A. M.
Prayer Meeting every Thttrednr, at p. M
Coinmnnion Service. Drat K,,l.l,.il, r ' .
month, at III) A. M.
Ht. Kratirla' ( lliirrli Ull,llr n w
01iRiaio.,v.M.a at III) oVlmk A. M.,on'tlie
aeemid and fi.nrlli Hnnilay. of eai-h mulitb
Kt. AlldrrWa .'liurch.:i,l.r..n.in.-
Ulnnua II A I.I. . Puhlie Kerrin. m,J.. r.'
at IDa'olork, and at 7 p. m.-Sunday School at
3 p. m l-raver Meeting Wedueaday evening
HI. John'. htirrlt .iitlicraiiHor. Mr.
Nllimnrr Public genii every bulibalh, morn
mr and evening,
I'rchliytcrlall t'liurcli Rev. Mr. Urn aa
I uhlie Service every Sabbath, moraieg and even
ing. The Jt'nn County Wrtnon.
Much public uud private discussion
hits taken place in our ruidttt durinir
tlio pant aix months with rcforenco to
the location of tlio building in ques
tion. As we hare no lots to sell nor
money to buy one, and tliorefore no
perroiml intercat in the mutter, wc
may with propriety give our wiows
upon tlio vexed question, and will
thcreforo proceed to discuss it wholly
from a financial point of view.
That tho prison should be located
near tlio Court House no one denies;
but that it must be erected on tho
present silo is not essentially neces
sary. W hen disconnected, one, two,
threo or four squares off, it mnkos no
difforonce. It costs no more, nor is
tlio risk any greater, to convey pris
oners this distance than to bring them
irom an adjoining lot.
Suppose the Commissioners proceed
to erect the now building on the old
rrrountL wtint f,,l!r.u-. v ill I.
, ' " , ."'
no pmce to aecp prisoners or convicts
tor three years to come. They must be
kept at Bellefonte, Uolliduysburg, or
still tnrther off. hut will it cost the
taxpayers during this period to cm-
ploy the Sheriff and a ball dozen
deputies to convey Lack and forth
from eight to sixteen prinonors, from
four to six times a year, during the
sittings of the Court J This cannot
be done for a trifle. And then there
is no place to keep them during Court
after they aro brought hero. There
must be a good round sum expended
to erect a building to contain them,
as they cannot ba kept in tho court
room. This arrangement alone will
cost thousands of dollars.
This is not all : A Sheriffs residence
must be procured for at least a similar
period, at a cost of not less than ,200
per annum; with a lurgo amount of
other incidental expenses not dreamed
of now
Again, it is staled that tlio present
site can bo sold for tS.OOO after tho
new prison is completed. If this is
true, why not erect the new structure
in the tipper 1'ark, which would not
cost tlio taxpayers one cent? Where
is tho individual who would fail to
make an exchange of this kind on his
own hook f Besidos, the latter i. by
fur the bi'f.t loention. The question of
keeping up dintnRge, and the ease by
which water can be secured, alono, in
in our view, is enough to produeo a
chango. Wo aro aware that an objec
tion is made to creeling tho prison in
tho 1'nrk, upon tho ground that the
County Commissioners have no title
to tho premises. This is true, but it
will cost nothing to socure ono through
tho Legislature, from the fact that it
is every taxpayer's interest to get a
prison lot for nothing, sell tho old ono
(or a large sum and apply the proceeds
townrds tho eroction of tho now one,
besides saving at least $5,000 in inci-
ntal expenses. Men aro not often
found acting against their own finan
cial intcrcsis ; never in cases of this
kind, unless they are wholly personal
in their motives, and ihen they aro of
no public consideration, and need only
be probed a little to reveal thoir Hasti
ness. Public, interest should first be
consulted upon this Question, and if
private interest is adjusted by this
standard, then neither will receive
injury.
Citizens of this borough, more high
ly endowed with private thnn public
interests, bavo the right to object to
our views and designs, but no ono else
has, honco we projose to compromise
with such. Our borough is very much
in need of a good lockup or local
prison. Now, why not allow the
County Commissioners to erect their
building on the Turk, and in consid
eration for our tillo erect jointly a
complete lockup on tlio same ground!
A building of this kind must bo built
cro long l.y our borough authorities,
antl whero clso will they locato itr
If they aro compelled to bny a lot
and then erect tho building, it will be
found lo bo very expensive. Resides,
a county prison and a lockup tan
both bo creeled in tho Park in ques
tion, nnd still ho ample room tor a
pronietiniio ground. Moreover, the
Commissioners, pmposo to erect a
prison that will bo an honor to the
county and an ornament to the town,
if properly located on tho bank of the
river and disconnected from other
! buildings, whero tho cost of water and
uraiiiiigo will not amount to tho inter-
-rl
, i-m, 11 luvnivu 011 too oiu sue. Atiti,
bettor tlhn n( f(.n t,ou,ani jv;illr
t,n-r1 to the taxpayers, and not j, J0-
lar lost to a singlo InOividai
Sticb aie our vkws. If ihry arc
over drawn, or entirely ll.curctiiul, let
w I" WTlirr Over-
(urn them. The columns of the Re-
,,. in,
Wf!fi1ll Miall 'uO kept Wldo open for
hf feel disposed tO disCOSS f.tis
IfjiiestiOn,
raraknptij
11-u.vf in u r.,,,,,,1 ,ote roe(,
mi I t't.nt.yknnlA in Kovombor, 18CH,
ft.r I'rrsertlcnt, Rtut ri.rtiv.,rr. lucn
PRKPIDIiNT.
I Oi)VP.HN,
0(1
id
CO
COUNTirS
9
J"
f,
- .i.'
Ailatna -
3.170;
14.071 :
3.412
2,fia4,
2. HKK
13.t7:)
3. fMil
a.fj.iKj
7,0l.i
3 'ZW!
2917
3.0IK)
2,022
17.858
3,439
Allfgheny.
Aruiairoii
25.JC7
4.IW
13.3011
3.0791
2.402,
2.83'JI
13 531
2.773
3.080
7,001
2.994
3,187
' ..
leaver . .
3 04m
8,096
2,485
6 971
3 4M
6,053
6 605
8 250
2,5:)9
474
Hnllord -Hmk-
-.
lilair ...
ilradford
Hucka ..
Butler - .
f'atuliria
Cameron
2.0IS7
7,0171
7
3,9ni',I
7.7I1H
7.iis."i
3,8tl:
2 9351
3,iS5H
3!M,
608
423
Carbon
On Ire) -
Chfster -Clarion
.
Clearlialtl
Clinton . .
Columbia
Crawford -('uailwrl'd
l)auihin -Delaware
-
2,74.
3.04i
2.188
3.4291
8.178
1.998
2,0
1,940
3,404
6.140,
3 102
8 2:
1.785
1.799
1.830
1.845
6.107
3.614
6,600
8.632
475'
6.498
3,340
6.4;il)j
2XX
2.831
3 015
3,o:
2,512!
4,0221
6.455
4.5!'4.
4.3971
S.ftlrtl
l.ll'.'l
4 S55j
4,0118
2U4j
4,171
1.1071
3,301 i
2.17!)
2.223
2.Hx
. 1.753i
174
2.050
2 H.i
7.322
2.509
3,711
4.805
4.408
4,32o
2,295
4.171
0,507
4,10o
Elk
Erie
Fayette
6fi8
908
4,3:i8
8.007
3,792
4,2291
roreat -. .
Frnnklin
Fulton
Greene - -
Hunting'n
Indians -
356i
293
4,0tlfi
3C5
4,451
3,098
6H0
1.542
8021
1,81)91
l.rHifil
2.992
3.4171
48091
2.308
2,825
4,003
1.907
1.254
13,804
2.070
2,039!
.lelleraon -
2.147
Juniata -
Lanoaater -Lawrence
-
Lebanon -
liebib - - .
Luterne - -Lycoming
-McKean
- -
1.473
IS 79'J
1.C42I
8.310
1. A92
2. C90
8.5 1.V
1,047!
3.78'J
3.217
4,021
2.WR
6.321
14.303,
4.139
730
4,345
5 004
10.723,
4.71,ti
1.028
4.9791
6.133
9,090
4,555
8.690
4.587;
690
3.785i
1.702
2,6I2
4,053
880
4.529
1,840
659
7,303
1 006
4 023
3.497
2.439
51,202
315
1.334
7.902
1719
Me-cer - - -Mitlltn
--
Monroe -
Montgomy
Montour
Norlham'n
Northuni'd
4.07K
1.B07
l,ft46
2.015
8,8(13
8021
8.083
1.219
8.447
1.555
l.CU7
7.702J
4 2401
0 1 1 r.l
4.7911
7.449
4.fKKI
3.825
2 CC.4
Perry - -
2.40H!
40.802!
1,0541
rniiadel a.
05.173' G0.95
rike-
1,313,
370
Potter
093
9.428.
1.31s,
1.778
8511
3,3921
l,95lj
1.277!
3,774:
1,757 1
4.807
1 70.'!
708,
Schuylkill.
h Turl
8.901
1.315
j Snyder
Someraet -
1,925
3,201
1,700
759
2,910
400
4.004
4,535
1.788
3,507
ISulltvan J
Suqueta'B
4.8821
2.9821
Tioga
8.5491
1.825
1.207
3.241
Union - J
2 081
Venango -Warren
- -
VV'aahingtn
4 709
3 020
1.679
4.032i
27151
6.195
1.7721
8,320!
2430
4 476
6 051
Wayne
3.639
2.909
2.275
4.853
We.troor'd
6.300
6.28S
Wyoming
Vork - .-
1.700
Less
1,452
9,094
0,441.1
5,545
Total . !313,382342.28o!j285,956290 552
M"joriy j28.89x - 4 596
.1sembly- OHUia 1.
The Return Judges for this Repre
sentative District, met at tho Court
Ilousc, in this plaeo, on Tuesday, the
lUth inst.,and presented the following
returns from their respective coantiot,
vxt :--
18G8.-- -1800 1
Coetftira: McCullough Adaml. Hall Early.
Clearfiold, 8,042 1,04 2,182 1,922
Elk,
1,054 603 G82 70.r.
833 312 277 87(5
Foroet,
Total,
Majorities,
4,420 2,749
1,050
3,701 3,003
788
SUarrira.
At the Methodiet E,iiecopal Paraooag., la Cur
wenaville, Oot. lu-.h. ISM. by Rar. W. O. Faaoti
aox. Mr. JAMES SPACEMAN, and Miaa MARY
E. KEA0, botb 0f Lawrenne tnwntbip.
Oa tbe 14th f October, lsr,, by Rev. Wa. at.
BratariiLn, Mr. H. T. BUlOM. tt Pike town
ahip, and Miaa ELLIS MOORE, af Farg.aon
towaahip.
In Itraly townahip, Sept. loth, ISM, by 1. C.
Rirbitt, Eaq., Mr. OROR0E B. TERPE, aad
Miaa AbELA A. DALE, both of Bloom Iwp.
On the 2Jd, October, f., by 8. A. Cam. ill,
Eaq., Mr. THOMAS SHANNON, and Miaa
CATHARINE felUMMEL, both of Dunbar,
Centre oounty. Ta.
Oa the 2lth of October, 1SS9, by FaantRin
Hoi ioerria, Eaq, Mr. FREDERICK W. noL
LOpETER, of Lnion town.hip, and Mi. MART
K. POTT, ofOlen Hope, all of Clearfield en.
For Pure Imported Sherry Wine
warranted genuino go lo Boycr A
Shaw's
Relioioi-s. Tho third Qttartorly
Meeting of the Clearfield M. E. Church,
will be held on Saturday and Sunday,
30th and Slst of October, rrcaehine
Saturday evening, Sunday morning
and Sunday evening. Children's
meeting Sunday, at 2J 1. It. Rev. J.
S. McMuiray, P. E., will conduct the
services. WM. II. DILL.
Prencher in charge.
Do not fail to read an article In this
issue of our paper taken from tho Kew
York fTtn, Radical authority, showing
up the "government" and tho gold
gamblers. Xot only has the "govern
ment" gbne into gambling, but Mrs.
"Oovcrnment" and all tho relations
aro at it. too. "Grand moral ideas !"
For Puro Imported Hherry Wine
warranted genuine go to Boyor &
Suaws.
Coarso boots for f 4 00 ; kip boots
for tJ.OO; heavy kip boots from $3 lo
17.60; fin calf boots from 8i to tS;
boy's and youth's boots from 11.75 to
$4 50; Indies' shoes at all prices.
Hals aud caps from 00 cents to S.VOO
at tho Shoo and Hal Store of J. K.
P. Liirhtcap, Market street, Cleni field.
School Notice. -Wb are requosted
to state that a meeting of the Law.
ronco township School Board will be
hold In tho Arbilration Room, in the
Court House, on Saturday afternoon
next, where thoso having business to
transact wiil please attend.
For Pure Imported Sherry Wine-
warranted genuino-go lo Bojor A
Shaw's. "
r.Mirti. if onr boron-',, father
w ish to do their ron.V,taonts a favor,
Ihey will nt or.'.e make a good cross
ing U front of tho poalofliee.
During tho first batllu of Ball Run
a Brigadier General discovered a sol
dier concealed In a hol in the ground
and ordered him to join his regiment.
Tl e h.an looked him full in the fnce,
placed hia thumb upon his no and
replied : "No you don't ni l fellow,
you want this hole yourself." I know
you, Geary is your name.
Mr. Goorge reabody Intends to
pa tbs inter In lb south cf France.
T, cajoj ayre", yaay '
Bffivef 1,1 tn Hit hi.
Thj scoundrel t,, wt pre.l lent of
tb I hilndelphla Losrd of iletunt
Judges is rand J. AlemtnoVr Simu.
son. Ho ts the same sleek, tfei.
sional bogtjsretarn maTiBfietsro
who, in 1M0I, cams to Chambershura:,
and superintended tbe organization of
Hoard of bogus Kcttirn Judges who
psv. a certifit ulo of election to Hon.
" " Koont itisload of Hon. A. It.
Coflroth vko had been legally elected,
to is an expert in this business. The
Itutlieuls omiilov him n ,n .1.1. LI...J
.1 ... - h.ib aiuu
u. urn, worit iora st.pulatod consid
eration, it being part of the contract,
that in tho carrying out of thoir plans.
0 is to "throw conscience to the
Devil,"
Well, tho other liight after he got
through in Philadelphia with dofoaiiiiu;
tho will of the people, as expressed at
1 10 biillot-box, by counting in Watt,
tho defeated Kadical candidalo. and
counling out Diamond. iIia nnn
elected Senator from the First Dit
trict, as he was passing along the
street, some fellow "punchod" his head
for him and came near extinguishictr
his spark of lifb. We deprecate these
rufliunly assaults upon the streets, but -if
such fellows as Simpson are allowed
to do this rascally work with impunity
so fur as the Courts are concerned,
the people most oriranise viuilance
committees and lynch tbe scoundrels,
and this conrse will' doubtless arouse
tlie Lourts to a sense of thoir dutv in
o,.t. T'.ll... I. :
This same Simpson was Treasurer
of Philadelphia a few years ago, and
in settling h is account with the Stat
proved a defaulter to the tune of
eighty thousand dollars, irom which,
amount a Joil Legislature afterward
exhoneratcd him. Such Is J. Alexan
der Simpson, tho election bully.
iiertat or factory.
"Ths Democrats of Pennsylvania
have tho question of deafest or vic
tory In thia campaign ia their ob
hands.
"They can oither carry the Stat br
ten thousand majority, or tbey can al
low tbemsoives to be defeated by a
large a oue.
"If thev choose to ennlent. lUm.
selves with simply sighing for victory,
and doing nothing to see Mrs it, defeat
ia cerium.
"If they will rouse themselves to
action, adopt effective moasurcs for
polling our full vote, and leave no
stone unturned that might help our
cauBe, iney will elect their candidates,
and makefile State as surely Demo
cratic as New York or New Jersey is
at proaent.
"Which will j-oa have defeat or
victory f"
Such was the language of every
Democratic newspaper in tho Stat
previous to the election. The elec
tors failed to heed this warning, the
result is bofore us. Xot only are our
candidates defeated through indiffer
ence, but the greatest shyster of the
age is elected Governor of our great
Slate for throe years longer. O,
shame I
Viroinia Senators. The Legisla
ture of lb old Dominion on the 19th
inst., elected the following named Uni
ted States Senators, John F. Lewis, of
Rockingham, and John W. Johnston.
of Washington county. Lewis is a na
tive of Rouklngbam county, fifty years
old ; was a member of the SeeeesioD
Convention ; voted against and refut
ed to sign the ordinance of secession;
was a Union man through the war,
and, aa the candidate of tb Walker
party for Lieutenant-Governor, h led
his ticket br 2,000 votes. John W.
Johnston is a native of Virginia, a
nephew of Gen. Joseph E. Johnston, a
lawyer by profession ; a Union man
through the war, and was appointed
a Judgo of Washington Circuit Court,
by Gen. Canby. On the ballot in
which Lewis was nominated the vol
stood ; Lewis, f7 ; Judge E. Edmond
renuieton, or ii incbester, 63. On the
ballot in which Johnston was nomina
ted the Tote stood; Johnston, 60;
Pondleton, 31) Robert Lowon, 10;
Joseph Setrar, 6.
The caucus of the Wells Republican
member nominated for United Slate
Sonators L. li. Chandler, late United
Slate District-Attorney of Virginia,
and Dr. Alexander Sharpe, at prevent
Marshal of the District of Columbia,
and a brother-in-law ot the PresidooU
A Question to bi Tested. -Mr. R.
M. Jones is a native of,Cambrla town
ship, lie ii now, and haa been for a
number of rears a temporary employ
ee in the U. S. Treasury Department
at Washington city. On election day,
he presented himself before the eleo
tiou board of Cambria township and
demanded the right to rote. His nam
appearing on th registry list, bis de
mand was acceded to Soon thereafter,
at the instance of District Attorney
Tierner, Mr. Jones was arrested br
an officer of tbe law on the charge of
illegal votinif. The specifications of
the charge, in brief, were, that Mr.
Jones was a resident of Washington
city that ho was not a resident of
Cambria township. -that h had o
lepal right to vole el so whero than in
Washington city.- Mr. Jones was ta
ken before Esquire Kitikcad, who ad
mitted him to bail In the sum of f 300.
-Ebensburg Alleghanian.
The barn of Mr. John Wagner, near
Milosburg, was destroyed by fire on
Tuesday night last, with all iu con
tents. Seven horses and eight cows
perished in tbe flames, together with
a lot of harness and farming utensils.
How this fir ort'insted, we ara not
informed, but its dieastrnus result wi'l
b a serious loss to Mr. Wagner. W
do not know whether there was any
insurance on lh property or not.
About 300 bushels of wheat was con.
eomcd. Bellefonte Watchman.
It is announced that Goncrul Ba.
deau is in. Washington writing tbo life
of lii an t, and as that got on while
the biographer writes, he can, of
course, never over take his subject.
The public interest in the matter is
this : Badeau (tow holds a diploroalio
appointment, at 17,000 Consulship
and ought at this moment to be ia.
deau it Parit; yet he stay at Wash
ington, and attempts the lit of th
President of tbe United States 1
Vaitinq for ma Waoon. In Vir
ginia the Supremo Court, lbs judge
of w hic h hav been appointed by mili
tary authority, w ill hoar no ease Dow
that the people have adopted the con
stitution; for should Cot. gross ratify
the action tho State will be in th
Union, and decisions by military ap
pointors might b sttbseqnently re
viewed at more or loss expense. Wis
judge indeed, although avooptina; ami
holdirg tliehonortbi potiiiilu.
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