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CLEARFIELD, TA.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL IS, UTO.
Congress in tinkering ttwny at tbo
tariff question, ono of tbo grontcst
frauds of tbo ngo.
"Our colored brothren" are having
n good timo till over the country colo
brnting thoir transformation into the
ground.
After an absenco of over a month,
the Philadelphia Age is ngnin upon
our tablo. A corluin Democratic ad
vertisement was rather hard on it.
The sudden death of Calvin Kings
loy, one of the Bishops of the M. E
nurcii, is announced, wisnop mump-
son, of tbo tamo church, died a few
weeks ago.
Speakfr. Gen. Harry White was
elected epoukor of our State Senate,
by the Radicals at tbo closo of the
itpaainn. The Democrats cast their
votes for Senator Wallace.
Crowino. Either Grant' XVtli
amendment proclamation or tbo Demo
cratic victory in Connecticut hue
brought out quite a large number of
roosters the past wook.
If tho XVth amendment carried
Connecticut for tho Democrats by
1,000, a week after it was issued, what
will bo the Dcmotratio mnjonty in
Fonnsvlvania next October T Answer
25,000. Mark the prediction.
ADJOURNED.-The Pennsylvania Leg
islature adjourned on Thursday last.
Tho presentation of gold watches,
gold headed canes, silver tea setts, 4c ,
were fullv in order in the House. Ko
presents in the Senate.
Co.mhecticut. Tho democratic ma
jority fur Governor, and the whole
state ticket at tho lust election ranges
from 793 to 2000. Wo have gained
three Senators and eleven members
of the House. This is pretty good
for a State that guve Grant 3000 ma
jority and the "pet lambs" to boot
A Fiend. Tbo murderer, Thorns
D. Carr, who was hung at St. Clair-
villi), Ohio, last week, for tho murder
of Louis C. Fox, left a written confes
sion behind, acknowledging that he
liad committed filteon murders in a
JJVIIUU VI llllio J Gill I. 1110 gUUOWS
seems to hnvo hud no terror for him.
The Herald's Washington special
givos a rumor that Attorney General
Hoar has signified hi intention of
retiring from the Cabinet, and tho
President ha agreed to accept hi
resignation. We presumo nobody
will cry when ho leaves. He might
have taken tho bint long ngo that he
is not wanted at Washington, but we
suppose that the $15,000 present be
gave to Grant still keeps him in place.
Good! Gov. Geary, reappointed
Col. McFarland, Superintendent of
the Soldiers' Orphans School ; but the
Senate beforo adjourning rejected him.
A greater demognguo I not to bo
found, than McFui hind, and ho is the
Godfulher of ono of the greatest rob
beries that wa ever pcrpvtratod upon
tho taxpayers of tho State. The Sol
diers Schools are fraud and tho soon
er they are abolished the better for
(be taxpayer and the children.
A Messaoi. "The decline of Ameri
can Commerce," has caused Grant to
send a Message to Congress asking
that body to look into the matter.
This branch of business, as well a
the morals of the country, have boon
sorely effected since llio advent of
loyalty. Neither Grunt nor his pesti
lential followers can give rolicf to the
country, because, instead of expand
ing buviness and trade, they aro con
tracting and demoralizing every ave
nuo of prosperity by their systematic
robberies which they will never quit,
whilo in power.
CaVt Do It. Commissioner Delano
and his man Friday have requested ns
to act as their agent in this place for
the sale of their new Infcrniil Revenue
Stamp Canccllor. Wo beg lo bo ex
cused, as we never join hands with
eworn Government oflicors lo rob Ihe
people. Wo cannot walk into a busi
ness man' office and seize and confis
cate his stamp canccllor, for w hich ho
paid $10 a few jenrs ago, and roinpcl
lum to liuy ono from Columbus Deluno
& Co. This loyal system of intimida
tion, robbery nnd bribery we do not
nndcrsland, and niichl muke a blnn-
dcrand get oursdf and Columbus into
trouble.
Ox Trial McFarland who killed
Richardson, in New York, sometime
ago for marrying bis wifo, was placed
on tril for murder last week. The
evidence in the enso shows np the
"grand moral idea" forces in their
tras light. It acorns ss though the
line. I I . . ' . v.. l. T I
r. V 7 1 iune1 estal
Jlshment, Sinclair, keep kind of
harem, where Mis, L'ulhoun, Yum
President Colfax and other men and
VI "'
ihiivbv ui liiuuig uut anu
canvass-
ing the cl.sractcrs of loom men and
women and- loyalty, in
while the Tribune wm to
particnlar,
l.ciheCut -
for through which all their .WM
I' Jjnni U J UV..V
tllnri 01 HnltrnaA.
Gov. (ii-nry done a "land office html
.. , .1 . . . it... ........... 1 .. ii,
nres mine veiu nnr, I'mmi.
closo of the SoKsion of llio Lpginlutiirc!
distancing "Andy" Johnson in his pal
miest days, Hcmling a down in one
day. Wo know not whether this be
trnvi llio ignorance and vcnalty of
the Legislature, or establishes the in
tegrity and Statesniannhi) ol his ex
cellency. Asthcfurturo willdevelope
that moro fully J wo will let llio gen
eral subject rest for tho present.
His veto of tho "omnibus railroad
bill, as it was called, was entirely uncx
peeled, bcciiudo in tho prcsenco of un
impeachable witnesses ho hud time
and again said ho would sign tho bill.
He seems to hnvo bused tho veto ol
this mcasuro nearly wholly upon Con
stitutional ground. This wo ndmiro,
if not used as a mero pretext. 13ut 11
Now York interests, or tho intorosts
of the Illossburg railroad (a rivul con
ecrn) company paid him for tho veto
it is damnable.
Wo have vcrv litllo faith in tho
Governor' respect for tho Constitu
lion, because ho has too often viola
ted it within tho past ton years.
Neither do wo place any strong roll
..... -.- tL.. ,l,n V l...(5"
objections to the act in question, bo
cause nearly all such rcBido in locali
ties whero tho Stale has been sys
tematically robbed for thirty years
and they havo grown fat and suury
upon tho ofTnll.
This spasmodic def'onse of the inter
ests of the State, to the groat injury
of those sections which huve never re
ceived a dollar of Stato aid for
public improvements, on the part of
the Governor and his backers, is
very lame affuir, and wo shall bo very
much surprised if tho futuro docs not
devclopo the fuel that the whole oppo
sition originated outside of the Stato
and in tho interest of rival roads.
Wo shall treat this latter portion of
tho subject at length at sumo future
period when wo have timo to "read
up the case," togthcr with tho policy
contemplated by the bill.
Settled. Tho Senatorial contest
in Philadelphia, between Diamond,
Democrat, and Watt, Radical, under
investigation all winter in tho Stale
Sonato, was closed out a few days be
fore tho adjournment by awarding
the scat lo ibo Radical candidate, al
though tho Democratic candidate had
a clear majority of 224 of the legal
votes cast. Tho caso was wholly set
tled in favor of party interest. Had
Mr. Diamond been given the teat to
which bo was clocted by his constitu
ents, the next Senate would have been
Democratic, hence loyalty, perjury,
and Radicalisms bad lo do its dirty
work to continue in power. If this
modern modo of perpotualing party
power does not soon change, Demo
i ruts must put thoir officers in their
scuts vy mu jui 11 1. ui uiu ua uuub. n
"military necessity" will bring about
this result.
Now Ready. Commissioner Delano
and his man Friday, Wheeler, have
their now canceling machine roady
now, and have issued their order to
tho effect thai no other canceling ma
chino dare boused after tho 1st of May.
Lincoln's Commissioner and his cro
nies made a million of dollars out of a
canceling machine, and now Delano
and his clerk prohibit their use, and
compcll business men to buy theirs
Hour humiliating that officers of Gov
ernment should engage directly in
rubbing tho peoplo ! Delano k Co.
will mnko a fortune out of their can
ccllor, but, as they are "toil," it is of
course all right. This clasa have the
right to client and rob tho taxpayers,
so that they aro "loil" to themselves
and their relations.
Ti'rxed Our. Ihe Boston negro
lawyer, Rradly, who has been hang.
ing around Washington, tor a year
past, fur ihe purpose of being admit-
: ted as an Attorney to practice in the
Supremo Court, was kicked out on
Thursday last. He has withdrawn
his paper, and started for Hosting,
wliero "our collorcd brethren" aro on
a par with the "whito trash."
Plavino IIanuiso. Thursday last
several young lads conceived the idea
of a gnmo of hanging nnd at once re
paired to Mr. licnj. Grafllus' yard lo
complete tho arrangements. A gal
lows was formed Icy placing slicks
across tho trellis of a grnpo arbor.
I'pon this plutform a lud named Cun
ningham was placed, ono cud of a rope
adjusted around his neck and tho oil er
end fastened to tho cross beam ol
the arbor. Tho strips upon w hich he
was standing were llicn kicked from
under his feet and he fell as far as the
rupo would allow and for an instnnl
hung by the neck struggling fcr life.
Fortunately tho cross piece lo which
llio ropo was attached, broke, or we
would have to chronicle a sad death
today instead of this narrow escojie.
Young (V neck was quite blue and
but a lew moro seconds would have
' caused death. Huntingdon
Monitor.
Our lute Minister to England, Mr.
Iligelow wants to explain, in relation
to llio three thousand dollar which
should havo been psid to the United
' Stnl' K,'vcrnmmt, as tho proceeds of
a certain transaction in Pari, but
was not. He is in tho condition of
the man, who w hen taught with two
jack tip his coal sleeve, exclaimed,
"gentlemen, I think it i about lime
for an explanation."
A Syracuse family have broken up
housekeeping, just becauso the bus
band came home unexpectedly, and
I his wife wouldn't unlin k the door un-
' ti she got dressed, for fear of taking
: cold ; and when ho burst open the
1 door, found a neighbor with his pants
'f' '""'u' trying lo hsllaiicc him-
1 ri-H UU mo W lllllUW SCII. JlOW SIIS
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j counlrr Lou-ni '.
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1 ""9 n'!"",n a hnir of d..i
'h",,",ct!l,'1,Jf'1Ito1ll'e aetlWicnry I
One million
half of dollar
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,'e cnVc. of Z'Z
Tht IIVisj Iht .Monty ttot.
IlilU providing f'.r tho following ap
propriations hue been rend in I he
Hmira K.'imto via I
l.'.OOO year, lor lilo, to Jtr. Kin-
coin. . ,
tS,000 lo Mrs hdwin M. runnton.
$:il),t0U to the poor negroes of Wash
ington City.
Abraham Lincoln (lieu, 11 w in uc m-
mombcrcd woilh about one hundred
thousand dollars. During his admin
istration, his wife and children Had
managed to rcceivo 11 great many
"presents" from jolly contractor
many Ol lliem very uiuui.iu. uuu
Mm. Lincoln left tho Whito Houso
she stripped it of everything vnluiiblo
.. . -. U., 'I'l.o.l KL.rnna
lllal It cumuuicu. .j,...-..-
said. It is safe to any, therefore, that
the Lincoln left Washington worth
ono hundred and fifty or two hundred
thousand dollRrs. And vol, noiwmi
standing tho burthen that aro upon
the people notwithstanding the enor
mous and opprcwiivo taxation iiini in
imposed upon thorn our lovnl Sena
tor propose to cive llio rich Mrs. Lin
coln 82,000 a year for life I Tho poor
widow who I Ob I her h u huh 11 a in mo
war, and who is now compelled to
mnko her living at tho wash-tub or
with tho nocdlo gel nothing.
Kii'ht thousand dollar to Mrs. Stan
ton. For what, pray f At his death
Mr. Stanton was a privuto citizen
ho held no position under tho govern
ment : ho was worth, it is assertod,
eoiuu i.iy iiioubuiiu uuuurs. oinco
his death his friends rex-contractors
and otliors) havo raised for his liiraily
$150,000. Ho had an insurance on
his life- (wo eo it stated) for $10,000,
but tho company in which ho wo in
sured rel'uso to pay, becnuno of tho im
pression that prevails that ho com
mitted suicide Leaving $10,000 out
of tho count then, Mrs. Stanton iB
worth to-day two hundred thousand
dollars. And is to receive as a be
quest from the people's treasury
000 ! How thoughtful uro our law
maker of the rich. If our lludicul
members of Congress want to lavish
money on rich widow, let each ono
appropriate a few thousands from his
own stealings. As a tax payer we
protest acainst appropriating ono cent
of the public niouey upon such objects
as these.
Thirty thousand dollar for the
vagabond negroe of Washington !
Those negroes, for tho most part, are
strutminir fellows, abundantly able
but loo Iuev to make their own living.
Thcyare induced to hang about Wash
ington lo do the voting tor the Radi
cal thieves in that city. They are
kept there at the govcrnmcntcxpense
lo vote down tho real citizen of Wash
ington. During a recent visit to tho
Capitol, wo noticed hundreds of these
negroe lounging and sleeping in llio
gulleries of the two Houses. And to
theso worthless mucus tinny inoussnu
dollars of tho people's money is to be
voted! Not acent to poor whiles,
but 830,000 to lusy negroes who vole
tho Radical ticket ! ell, well. Per
haps tho people will get thoir cyos
onon after a year or so moro to ihe
villanic that are practiced upon tbem.
If they continue dormant, however,
and permit this Radical negro pnrty
to continue it assaults upon w hite
men, and to uso the publio treasury
for party purposes, llicn they are
slaves, degenerate sons of nohlo an
cestors, and disqualified to bo the
guardians of afretpooplo. American
An Extraordinary Case A won
derful inslanco of eustK'ndcd anima
tion, if it cun bo called such, has just
had its occurrence in Jackson town
ship, this county. On last Saturday
week a young son of .Mr. Martin Muu
day lo all appearances died, and the
body was prepared for burial, but
when tho funeral was about to take
place, on tho Monday following, it was
discovered that tho body retained con
siderable warmth nnd elasticity, and
even emitted a slight prespiralion. A
physician, summoned from this pluco,
examined tho remain very critically,
but could arrivo at no other conclu
sion than that tho body w as dead ;
still he advised the postponement of
thu funeral until decomposition should
unmistakeably set in. In ibis com
atose condition thu body remained
until last Saturday, the limb retain
ing their elasticity, tho warmth and
prespiralion being still percepliblo,
and no sign of death other than the
sinking of tho eyeballs and parting of
tho gum Irom the leelb munitesting
itself On that day, however, decom
position rapidly set in, and thcro be
ing no longer any doubt about death
having ensued, the remains were in
terred on Saturday last. It i said,
we know not with what truth, that
a quack doctor in the vicinity had
prescribed for the boy, and that ani
mation becamo suspended, as slated,
shortlv after the administering liv
w f r
him two or thrco doses of medicine
w hich ho had prepared for his patient.
Elxnsburg J'reeman.
Tut ArnicAM Rac i Tho Columbia
Guardian, in an article on "Tbo Xev
gro in South Carolin," date tlio bo-! poinlincnt i and it is also true lliat
ginning nf liis liislory with usin lG71,jhe rumor prornilcd cxtcnsirclr, that
being ll'U year ao. In 17S7, South ! ihry ooultl not bopo lor a tonorraa
Cnrulina tlosid llio slave Irado by b-g- i tion unless thry gave aKsiirancr that
islulion, Iwenly 3-cnr tircriou to any
direct mcti'urc against the slave trade
by either (ileal Itrilain or tho United
Stall's. In 1PG0 tho two rice stood
colored, 41 2,y0; white, li'.U.SSS. In
iHiifl tho two race stood colored,
38li,l:i!); whit, 274X12. The writer
very reasonably attribute lit de
crease in tho w hito rare to the war,
and supiiose tho colored raco lv
deaths since the war, crowing out of
tho want of proper food, clotliinir and
medical attendance. If this be the
true au ripot-i tion, and tho registry of
deaths in Charleston appears to cor
roborate it, the colored race ia rapidly
passing away.
Jladitalism, loyultv and freedom is
doing it work. The negro has been
placed on a line of extinction by his
IK-culiar friend, and tho race will find
(jrecley cV Co. the hardest tankinas-
ters ever drearard of by Mr. Slowe
oranllo. llio cet.aus of
170 will
give atruo picture of "the equnlily of
un men, a wrought ly UaUical
hands.
John Snxton i said to be tho old
est editor in the t'uited States, hav
ing published tho Canton (Ohio) .
poittury for fifty five conaeetitive
years. Hit story ia remarkable in
that ho haa never been absent a w holo
day Irom hi office in all that time.
j. 11 .1 , ... ... .. .
"Mother said Ike Partington, "did
n know thnt tho "iron horse" had
yon
tiut one
ear' -Ono carl mercifu
grncious, child, what do yon moan !"
"Why, the engineer, of course."
Generals HNil Ihiko and Simon
rtolivnr llucknrr havo both declined
tho oflic ol Chief of Police nf Louis-
. (.nlnr.i
tiohhlrr nt a Malt
IHnnrr.
Mrs. Senator Revels, the wile of Ihe
listiiiL'iiihcd "I"""" and brolhiT" who
. . . ..r t,.ITi,itn llnvla In
sits 111 me i"-nv n .. .. . ... ...
the I'pper Houso nt nsiungion, ar-
ived in that my on Jhursday last,
1 1,,. Kill Inst., and was
entertained
the next day at a Stato dinner party
hy General Grant. Gn. llutler, Gen.
Srhcni K, Gen. Garfield, and older mil
itary imbeciles of note, accoinpunicd
l.y their w ives and daughters, wore
among tho company. Mrs. Hovels
passed from tho drawing room to the
dining room on tho arm of Senator
Sumner, mid occupied n seat at tho
tablo between that gontleman and llio
President. Her conversation charmed
tho company even moro Hint, her ap
pearance, although tho rolincd and in
stinctive insto in dress in which tho
ludies of Guinea are distinguished was I
sweetly apparent in tho decoration of j
her person. A (urban of mild scarlet
.1 .. 1 , : "...
with yellow uoruer a crimson inuuu
antique, with bluo and green flounces
and bnttons of dainty brass rod slip-!
per w ilh white rosettes will a mas
sive necklace of barburio pcuils half
a dozen broust pins of curiou work
manship a few neat ring and n gilt
boll, united to form a toiletlo in which
purity and simplicity were exquisitely
united. 1
Mrs. Revels partook freely of tho
Executive nourishments and avowed
her sutiBfuction over tho cookery ut
quite rclrcshing in tho saloon of tbo
tituto. "Hoo heah," sho remarked, as
sho passed her plate for anoihcr cut
of ham "of all dom dishes guv modo
hog and hominy uolly ! but dtl a
sweet piece of bacon : 1 ah : 1 all I it
minus ino 01 possum mi. J'iso is
good cookins, Hiram." This last oh
solvation was of course addrcss.'d to
tho partner other bosom. Thorowas a
central feeling at the table that the
"Court Circles'' had received it this
estimable matron a remarkable addi
tion. On her dcparluro at tho close
of tho entertainment, lienors! liraut,
with bis wonted urbanity, rcmirkcd
that he "icouid like lo tee more o, her,"
to which Mrs. Revel, uncoinnioi tact,
relied: "lob! 1 uu I Can t ro 1.0
mure of mo dis time j but I'sc gillen
low-necked dresses. Dis yeal high
one was inado down Souf. Alston
Argu.
Tie-oi's Negro Leoislator-Dc
Largo is a member of tho SoulhCuro
Una Houso, who brought an tippo pie
into the chamber thu olhor dut, and
generously divided it among thomem.
hers occupying scuts near him.j The
dainty lunch caught the eye oflliot,
another negro member, seated at a
distance, and bo rushed across tSo hall
with the demand, "Gib me somlof dal
pie : As tho pie, so ie i,nrgei noer
ality bad diminished, and then being
but n single slico remaining, hercplicd
to Elliot' demand by rauimiag that
hastily in his ow n mouth. Kllol was
not to be so easily robbed of iis ex
pected treat like an eagle he piunccd
upon tho member from Chaileston,
and, grasping him by tho thnat, en
deavored to choke him into 1 moro
generous stato of mind. Uoitg the
sloutrr, and having the silvan ago in
position, bo standing and tli other
sealed, Klliot succeeded in jnnming
Do Lurgo's head down upon liisehair,
when tho latter ended the enciunter
by using his knifo on his antu mists
ftnniljntf him .wv tn III MH.mirt
tho laughter of tho Houso. ,
t .
Next lo boing brother-in-law to the
President of llio United Stutif, tho
position of cousin to the Ontn of
Great Britain is tho most ir fltablo
tiling a joimg man without mean
ran embark in The Duko 0 Cam
bridge, a slout, bald headed gentle
man, with llio largest beard in l Eng
land, has, as a grandson of Geoif III.
an allowance, of $ii0,000 a year out of
llio taxes ; $.'5,000 a year "as 'Isttger
nf St. James, the Green and Hyde
Parks; $ 1 2,,ri00 a year as Raider of
Itichmoiid lark; a ricld Jl.rsh.-ill
Commanding tbo Army bo ha 10
fs. fld. or $7li I'll a day, w bicli $37,
(Hit 50 pir annum. Lastly, la has
$10,000 a year as Colonel f the
Grenadier Guards, of Royal Ijorse
Artillery, of tho Royal Kngince : and
of the 70th Rifle, and $5,000 a Gov
ernor of Woolwich Militury Aca!rny.
Those sum tnuko an aggreg.fc) of
li'J,oiin on, which is tho anniul pay
of ibo Queen's cousin. Courier lour
ail. I
J 1 001. est. Spcnking of the 'rfmor
that a reversal of the decision it ihe
Supremo Court upon the le:al t'tidcr
I question, may bo expected, tho New
t ork lnliune snys : 1
We shall bo very sorry lo s the
day when a decision of this trrHinal
could be aafely predicted from slern
tiny of tho opinions held by Kiiicul
fiic mis of the Judges before tlii'f ap
poinlments." j
Nevertheless, il is true that lliilwo
new Judges are expected to nVerso
llio decision which was rendcrrt by
I 'I'0 t-'wurt juM previoua lo thoii np-
thry would revemo nM decision. Wo
liofio Mcsnra. btronir and JlradW may
givo the lie hy their notion to thr ugly
report wliidi liavo been no freely .ir.
culatej. Lancaster Intclligenaf:'
Tin Lost Steam mi. All hopes of
thi missinrr ship.it nppcars, arejjiwn
up. Mr. Inman, of tho firm owniig
the line, is of the opinion that she was
'1'"' from a collinion with an ieelioig,
two or three dny out from Halifax,
ml in this opinion lie i probably rt r
rect. The sail out lor two or tlir
day from Halifax is across tho (raid
of the icebergs which como down n
the Arctio current from Unftiu's ll:.y
into tho Allnntic with tho npproiith nl
spring, and thence till the return of
summer. The City of Hoslon whut
ever tho enusc may bo counUd ns
ono more to tho melancholy list of
Atlantic steamers that hnvo fonc
idown in the deep sea and loll no iv.
ing soul or veMigo nllost to tell ihe.r
dreadful htory. -Nearly IJOO penont
wcro on board. .Y. '. Herald.
llr.MABKAiii.K Mr. Geo. 11. Me-
tnriee, wilo of tho chief bureau of
printing and engraving at Washing
ton, bad $l,7t0 went her in a bo,u't
the other dny. This looked so mat h
like an attempt to bribe him that Mr.
McCartce turned the moner ovit in
llio trmaiin iliti,.Hmnhi U'i i.
' -...-....T u.-... ..,,v,,v. i, iiii-ii
' prove that there are yet tomo li me-l
. men in thu hind and even in tho lludi-
cal party. Wo stick a pin hero
Who ever beard of Grant on.lm..
anything hack.
A negro near Kit hmond ha heen
hanged by a mob for outraging
tie while girl fivo year old. W here
Tht llntflrnl triisnrfr.
lid) Ing upon the negro vole, the
IhtdiciiU of Indiana hnvo commenced
s rrn sade against tho Gorman nf thai
Stato. A lending Radical indianap
!nli recently declared, nnd no dmilil
I tio expressed the sentiment of tho
leading men of that party, that the
Radical had "stall fed theso JMitch
long onou;li ; and now, a il had nig
Kers enough lo offset llio German vote,
tho Dutch might go." Acting upon
this idea, tho Gorman woro ignored
in nil tho nominating conventions
which hnvo been held in Indiana,
while tho negroes wero flattered nnd
denominated thu "coining men." This
elevation ofnogrocs over white men by
tho Radicals of tho west will bo follow
ed in all tho Stutcs. They halo tho
"swnir-bellicd Dutch" nnd the "onion-
entinir Irish." but will tuko to their
arms the negro, place him in olliccs,
forco him into opera houso, theatres
and nil oilier places of amusement,
I I.-. r,rl,nto!e in Br.nl lliplll
.cuinrci u. v,. .. vi u-.-imc
ot their tables, niul locate ins cuu-
ilren In the publio si hould. I Ins I
tlio Radical iamo in connection with
t'10 negro. It has commenced in Ir
diuna. It will bo followed in thi
Stato. Negroes will bo placed on tho
Radicn tiokel. but no "stall led
Dutch "need imply." They will bo
nominated for mombers of Coucil,for
AlJernien for School Directors. J heso
rcspoimiblo position will bo luid nt
tho lect 01 negroe as n oan 10 secure
,viVd. AIIU 1tlllb Will fttllLV
men answer to this movement ? am
they willing that tho steady German
ind tho industrious and intelligent
Irishman shall bo pushed asido to
inuko room for negroes ? They will
hnvo to meet this question at the
polls, to tuko ore side or tho other of
tho line drawn by tho Rndieul part)'.
That party is not content to forco tho
negroes upon tho country by fraud
nnd force, but they aro determined to
drag down whito men who aro op
posed lo negro suffrage nnd its atten
dant negro equulily. This is the
pith of tho neirro movement, and
whilo men must fueo il firmly.
Cm 11. and I m politic. Tho leading
journal of tbo country tbo support
ers even ot the present despotic party
in Congrcis all, whoso opinions are
supposed to havo weight, condemn the
income tax law as "cruel and impoli
tic." Tho most powerful protests
havo been forwarded to Washington
to cither stop thi tax, or to greatly
modify it. And tho only response
has been, tho reduction of tho five per
cent, to three percent.
Ono hundred thousand mochanics
nro out of employment in New York
in consequenco of the depression of
business. Theso aro G'ranf times.
Nevertheless, let all loyal men "stand
up to tho rack, fodder or no fodder,"
and vote tho Republican ticket !
When will the workinumen ot that
party get their eyes open !
Good Example. Revels, the negro
rtcnalor Irom JuiBsissippi, set an ex
ample by hi speech which Morton
and Sumner and Wilson, might profit
by. Ho devoted a long speech to tho
defenso ol lusraco; dure the white
skinned Senators do as much f
dicrtisfaifnts.
I AI TIOW. The ral.lie II tierel.y oaulloned
1 , aram't porriiKiitr or In any wT vtedMhnc
a ."i a railing lor aulea Murcu a, 157U
peralilt lit mnnthi after dale, eirra be the lub
arriber to Hlrhard Walk, al I hire not rereired
raJue for the aaaa, and will ant pae It anion
rompruia ij iiw, 1,1 l I.MIA I..Mitin
Morril townlhip, April 13, IT! llpd.
"I ti Till; t l RTOP COMMON PLIiAH
X of Clear&cM enanty, PeoniTUania.
lit Nat l Il k of Clearfield) No. lift, Kirch Tarn,
ra. I A. H. ISC9.
George W. tbiaimel. j Doairilie Altaehaiaot.
All Ikiwi Intereitrd are berel.r nolified thai
the partial aeaoont of tbe Trmteei In Ike aboee
tated eaae bal been duly Slid la ttiy affira.
aprl.".:lt A. L IATK, 1'rothonolar.T.
7 M TIIUt OI RT UK COMMON PLI.A
X oftlearneld eoonlr, rrnnryhania.
Ilarriwa A O nll) No. 141, Mareh Tarm, A. D
i. I t).
Job Turley. j Uoariue Attaebnent
All wenone Inlereil. t are kerelie aotlliaJ iK.l
tha Anal aeeosnt of tbe Truileea'in tbe abort
lalM raie baa ueea duly Sled in my nflire.
apr!3 4t A. O.'TAtK. prolhoaotarT,
1)
VlOM'TIOWt
Tbeee partaenhili hrrrtof.ir eliding be-
tftB Leri and ro'(ff W. Urarbert, Ihii day hit
txra ditMlf4 hr a utual ronanU All f.ertnni
holding eliro aicnmiit Mid firm or ar ludrbted
to ibe aro, will prfifiit llwir rlaiint to tor, a
tae noolf aie lrt in hit hnndi for ulftnrt.t.
(.Ki'lti.K W. UKAIIIIAKT.
rtiilipihnrf, April l"7 4tpd.
DlOI.1 TlOf OP PRTM.KHIIIP.
The partnrrtbip brelf.for ri,itir.( Ktlwrri
Hi andrmxned in the (-ractireof tbr law, wn
diioird on tbe 12tb dnj nf April. 1870. Tbr
booki and arrountl of the Cnn n il be trifled hj
tbe eemor partner, and the hattnrti of the office
eoadnctfd by kita tn the fat urn.
T. J. Mrrt'M,Ol'Gn.
P. L. KHF.lttf.
Clra-field, April IS, 1S70 4t,
Corner of iltrVet and Front RtrIf(
( learllrld. Pa.
Thit wivunfipeitt Hotel it o tire It new. ro--lele
in all III appointmentt, and aonrenient to
the Court Hunt?. A fre Omnibiit rant to and
Irnai the Iepot an the am ml an ! drfirlnrv of
racb tram. OLnitOt V lul-IU UN,
April 13. lS.O. ' Proprietor.
S
The Best Sewing Machinoe,
( Fur ever pair"",)
IS" IHE AlABKRr.
t aava (he anenev fur lliii ajerhiae, sad wi.!
keep a fall Mapli on hin t.
JcKI'n F. FHOWERS.
n.arfiel.l, Ta., April 13. IS70 if.
Rule of Court.
VpOrTkl) Slit of Mareh. All peranns
Interested are here tn notiflrrt that anv eooe.
oner ploeetj on tbe trial del, shall not h o ahoued
bv ontiseni of the partiea or their a?trnett mure
than one withool leore of ( onrt. Ilt.l the attor.
nev who hat plueed the earae on thr trial ltd my
wit hi) raw it within thirtr-Gre dy before the term
when the saine wnnid be pat on tho litt bv the
Pruthonnterv fr trial. y giving nulirt in writing
of anij withdrawal to the Pmtlv-nnfiirr, t be CUd
ia tho eaner. i h M U r H. P. J.
PAVI KI.tI.YitK, A.J.
Attest: J. U IMIKLM A J.
A. O. TTr, Prothnnntary. apl3 3t
Pay Your Taxes I
artMirdanee wl'h sn Aet of the tteneraj As-
semblr d thit frnnmonwealth, approved the
iA dav of Mareh, A. P. 170. dialing tn the
collection of Usee ia the enanty of ClrarfieM,"
notice it tl.errf.rrtt herehy given tn the taxpayers
rrtiding in the di'triett below named, that the
C-voaty Treaenrcr, In aeroHanoe with the second
I anetion of aaid Act, will attend at the place of
holding ihe iMironsji anil towntntp elect inns on
the ."Hewing name.) dayt, fr the po'-pooe of
reei ing Ihe County, !lrnnty at.d F'Ste talcs nnd
Militia Fmos atteod for 170:
I or tbo borrnirh of Clearfield aad taowrenee town
ship, on I'ridav and Halnniay, May 13th A Hlh.
Tor I ike tnhip and the t-n.oph of t'orwertt.
vtlle, on Hatnnlay and M ntity, Mar ?tt A t'.d.
For Karthaaa, on tne-.Uv, the I Tib nf Ma-.
Fif Covington, nn WcdiHtday, tha IPth of Kay.
For titrnrd. on Thnrwdav. the" 19th nf May.
For tnhn, on Fridnv, the -mh af Mai.'
Ins t.rahasa. oa Tuctilyt tbe 4lk of Mav.
For Mums, oa Hettaetay, the JSth of May.
Far leeatMr, on 1 hn;day, the Ifi h nf Naj.
Fr 0arsnia, o Fridav, the JTth nf My.
For Bogi-i, en Koianlay, the fMh ol May.
t'pna all taxes paid on Ihe days deaignated
there will be a red net mn nf fl.e per cent. Ihe
balance of the ditdirtt will be einitred in dno
time. l.kVKH t i.K.. 4K
JlfU' rtl'fltl'SfllKllU.
A GRAND EXHIBITION I
HAVINll Jm.I wtiirnnl fo.is N Yoik sml
l'lMl.Wihi iih iiws "f '":
w.iKhI lo S,,( ttA Summor Tnnlr, nJ
inn -hawd ii"i !' diK-lms In rl'l. "
miily In hil.ll His ii ' "i uil "n
Iiiik'I. Our moilo ia -
' Al Kood thr brl, sml si clii'sp s die chi spMl."
We rflyni llmntt In our msny rualoniTf who
(HI 111 llnir hbfisl ilroii; dunlin Urn Inl
y,-r, on. I trust we cen oltir gin-ill t iti,'!! prircl
a'lll Induce tlirn to ecinliniie lo di sl ilh v.
To tlioe nUo mvo nut our ruft'imiiri wo would lay.
Kite in (rill, "d wo Micro we cu uiLo It lo
yimr ilitcreit.
We privo ipecinl lui itstion lo Hie Ladiei, Slid
trn.t (hey will cull ml eisranio our goods nd
pricei, which we will lke ples.ure to eilnliit.
Our Klock il full, Miilirwiug in l'r l'. "oodi,
Nolioni, IJr'K-erici. gureniwere, llootl snd Hlioci,
Clotliiiix. lists snd t'i, 'finwsre, Wood and
Willow Wire, Unit, Flour, Prird Kmit at ill slndl,
Pnif , I'ainli, Oili, flsiler by the bag or ton, Ac.
We alio manufnoturo llootj A Shoei of the very
belt stock, and keep eonitantly un band Leather
and Findings.
"SOTho hiicheit roi.kil price paid for Produsc
of all kindl.
Ilemeuibertliiplaee: Onedooreait of tho Bank.
Formerly ooeupied by Ten Kyok A Thompson.
TIH1MP8ON t CO.
Curwcnirille. April 13th, IS70.
THE MANSION HOUSE,
Comer of Hrcuiidand Market Streu,
t i.i;AitMr.ri, pa.
f1III3 old aid eomroodioni Hotel bi. dnrlnif
i. the pt ytmr, ben enlarged to double iu
furmer flapaoitjr fur the ntrUimDi.t of ttraa
n and ueau. The whole b oil Jinn B been
rofurniibed, and the proprietor will 'pare no
r.A. - hi. .4.st wLii
ilaya with him. ' ..
.-M-ution Ilouie Oronilmf mm te
ana from (be Deputan Ihe arrival and dVparturt
feaehtrelo. JOHN D0CUIIKKTY,
aprfi-70 tf Fropriotor.
$10,000 guarantee!
BUCK LEAD Excels all other Lead I
lit. For In Unrivaled Whitman.
id. For ita L'orqualid Dorabililj.
3d. For Ml t'niurpaned Coieriog Property.
Laitly, for III Keoaoaty.
JUTll eo.u Irn to paint with Bu'k Lead
than any olber White Lead eitant The lame
weight eo en more inrlaee, i uvr durable, and
nakei wbiiar work.
Illilt l.l'.AI) Ii tbe Cbiapritani B.iL
$10,000 GUAKANTEE.
BUCK ZINC Excels all other Zincs I
lit. For ill Eaeqneled Dorabllily.
Jl. For lu Uariraled Whilenen.
Id. For iu Uoiorpmed Coreriag Property.
Laitly, for lu Great Eoonoiy.
Bring tbe Chnpeit. Haadioneit and nott Da
rabla While Paint la the Woild. Buy only
HL'CK I.KAD AND BUCK ZINC.
Try It and ba Coarlneed.
EatUfaelloa Quaranteed by lbs MinafuUrcri
BUCK COTTAGE COLORS,
Prepared eipreialj for Paiating
ColUgea. Onthnildinrl of every deeerlptioa,
Feneei. Ao. Thirty five differeat eolori. llu
rabla. Cheap, I'aifurtn, aad Reauiiful Shadri.
Sample eardi eeot by mail If delired. Deal
an' Orderi will ba promptly aiecated by tba
Baaufaetureri.
FRENCH, RICI1ARD3 if Co.,
S.W. Cor. Tertb A Market lire, ti, Philad'a.
Furiale by A. I. 8haw and llaruwirk & Irwin,
Dealeri la I'ragl, Mldieioei, Paiata, Oili. Ae.,
Clearteld, Pa iprll 7" ly
gOMliTlIIVtJ M-: AGAISI
C. D. WATSON
Wl.bei to inform a.a old fritndi aid tha pa b lie
gep trail that bi kai offneJ ut a ae
Drag, Confectionery & Tobacco Store,
la hit old itaad, oppotltt tba Court lloaaa,
fUCOND CT-t CLKAHFlbLO, PA.
Hit stock i all bow. frh aad of tho rry boil
qnalit, and will bo sold tataa for CAiU or
approved Country Prvdueo.
If foa want ptro Dniftt and Palont liadieinai,
Oo lo WATS0NU
If yaa van! Ccnftftlonfrtea, Caanad Frnitt,
Ticklti aad Je'.tiaa, Vut. At , Af.,
Oo lo UATSON'S.
Ifyoa want tho bait Roaited Ctffrt. Giioaco of
Ct.ffVa. Fpicfi of all kindu, eh tap,
Goto WATSONS.
If joa want Fancy A T llft Soap, Flavoring
Eitracti, Ae , Ac , bi cur a to
Oo to n ATiON'8.
If yoa want Fanrj Pye Colors, Clark's rat Ma
ebino Thread, Pins, Ktrdlrs A Notions,
Oo to WATSON'S.
Chawert and Snookers, if yoo want lbs best ia
tbo as art. at,
Boy at WATaiON'S.
wbero yoa can gt Pipes A Pipe Futons.
If yoa want to get clear of yoar tamps.
Cone to WATSON'S.
If joa want to spnd a foa hoars of an evening
with yoar frUndu, eomo lo WATtrON'S old
stand, whore yoa ran crack Bats and eat Jokes
antil t o'clork, a at. Arril 13. 1179.
f 1 It K AT
ItRM t'TIO.N in firieea of Coffee,
T Tea, Pnrar, Mulaiiei, Hire, A
ice. al
H.pota Jail.) C. KKATZEtVS.
O l.l;K.II. Poor new eaihtened M.tllill?
O far lale ar eirb.ee. .1
J.ni
I.tAV V S I.IVKRT STABLE.
1 I Ot fEIIOI.D (HIOHS Cabell, oil elilh,i
I l window blinJi an Btlaria, wall naper,
rur., Ae., at reduced niicea, at
(Olpn.neJ.il. I C. KRATfEIt'd.
JtlU IMKTI IKTi:l
Corner of Third aud 8uiithfitH S:retts,
riltfburg, Pa,
4 C TO I. JOHNSTON A FONP, Proprietors.
IXF.CTTOIW XOTH I. XotieeiP bar.
Aj by given that Letter Testamentary having
he-n rrmiteil to the subscriber, on the Flate ot
Jr. IU 'Mi. Ht:lSilN, deoeaaed. lale of Rradfnrd
townvbip, ( learnelil rooTity, Penny U ania, all
perenn inlebted to taid Kitate are re jmied to
make Irotneuiate psvment, and thotae having
oUimt acml the fnme wit? prttent Lrv 4lj
aathentiealed for aetlUn-et-t,
JACltll I'KAIKT., Exe?tor.
!tradfrd tp , March U. IS70 Ct.
Normal Institute I
flMlfl nndert'ned will open a Normal lntitute
in Clearfield in npper mm of lwn lla-l
lu eoaiwienee the Id of Mty. I "TO, and eontinne
frrm nine to ereven woews. Paint will h taken
t naAa tht eoaraa thorniirh an ) prartieal.
UKUlK.R W . SNVl'l.R,
April 8 It. Co. Superintendent.
Von due In Morris Tom nsliip.
rI"h un'lerttgne! will offer at pui
Ih unlerttgned will offer at publie onte
I hit rrt'tenee in Mrvit twarnp. on Till' 11
1'AV. APKIL 2Mb, 110. tho following iertonal
priiperty, te. wit : Ihreo borer and hornets, two
wa(n, tledv, plonghs, hairows, throe ew, one
fod'ter tntter, reoner and tnowor. bay-rake hay
fork, eider aiill, tiovra, bureaot, enaira, bels, and
other artielet to nnmemut to mention
Hale to eowmenee at Ite ebwk, a, of said
dav. when ttrans will be made known.
aprila St tOIU-C PR AM.
JtW TIN MIIOIM
FKED. SACKETT,
Manafaetnrer of
Tin, Copper and Sheet -Iron Waro.
ltoatier;, Rpoalin and joa weth aoneoa
Bbnp en Xlaitrt St.. near! appeeita tba Jail,
4: n.r.Annri.n, r.
JOI1X T110UTMAN,
FURNITURE DEALER
Market Klaail .(Ihe Allrtieftv Il.ure,
( l l tRHKI II, PA.
T KKItPoa hanrl all kieJi f Faruilvre, In Mill
X ar bv the linplr arli. le. 1h er la nrej ot aav
; amele of Foruitnre, will And It to thrlr IntcreM
I t ..il n l .f.a-i, -w. .n u
jUl5i(U.1Uf0ll5.
i l-riiiGlKirtTca,
mil.i ill
II A It 1 W A It K,
Alio, staawfselurortof
Tin and Shcel Iron Ware.
CI. E Alt ME LP, PA.
A
LUX Ol' SADDLK-S JlKlDLKS,
Itarnni, Collari, tie., for U ky
II. F. IUOI.KR A CO.
pALMERS PATENT UNLOAD-
log Hay Fork i, for tale by
II. F. BIGI.EU A CO.
QIL, 1MIXT, PUTTY, GLASS,
Kalli, to., for bjr
II. F. BIOLEU 4 CO.
JJaIINKSS TRIMMINGS & SIIOE
Flndlngi, for lull by
II. F. r.IQLF.R 4 CO.
QUXS, PISTOLS, SWORD CANES
For ile by
II. F. DlGLF.il t CO.
gTOVES, OF ALL SORTS AND
ti tel. for aala b
ji. t. uiuiitu-a u.
' HON I IRON ! IKON ! IRON
L
For lale by
II. F. DIGLER I CO.
JJORSE SHOES A HORSE SIIOE
KAILP, for aala by
II. F BIG LEU A CO.
pULLET BLOCKS, ALL SIZES
And beat Wannfaclore, for aala by
II. F. IilGl.EK k CO.
rpiIIMBLE SKEINS AND PirE
BOXES, for aala by
H. F. lilGLER 4 CO.
pODDER CUTTERS for sale by
II. F. UIGLEIt CO.
READ I READ II
Valuable Eeal Estate at Private Sale.
TIIIIE nnderficntd hm ronfludrd to dirposc of
bis r A ttM and lIMttfcl. UMJn, snoaia
in lnn lown.i.p. ( Icarfirld county, 1'., contain
ing 13'A AC H ICS, aJjoining lands of Patrick
I'aily, Jamca li. Clark and others. Tiie farm is
in a good stole vt cutli.arioa; g"od dwrlliny
bruit, larire iarn. tnt boat, orrlurd of chuicc
frait, and a good tpring of never failing water on
ths prcmines. A school bouee within two miles.
Part of the tract la heavily timbered, while the
whole is ondeT.iid with a vein of coal, which mart
in a short time be a K'oreo of great profit.
No better in rent men t coald be made, and no
trart of land in the coonty offcrt greater facilities
for making money.
Penont wiphicg tn learn more particulars ia
regard to term, Ve., eon call on the pr mites, or
autireta tks ondrrs ijoed at (Jrtimpian Idlli P. O
JOHN McINTYRIb.
Pen a tp , Mareh AO, 1S70 Smpd.
A YALl ABLE FARM FOR SALE.
CONTAININD ISO ACRES.
riBB aadertigaed, having determined tn die
J poo of fail property, oflert for ono of tho
wuet deoirahU formt ia Lawrence townthtp, lita
sted within two nilei of tbo borough of C leor&eld.
Tho trajl coiitns l?1 sxren, i of which aro
el eared nnd aader a good state of raltiration, and
baring tberooa a dwelling bouse, hank ham. stono
spring heuae, and all of her neery oolboildingt :
togothsr with a Ana orchard of excellent applet
tad peachea. It will bo hold for ealt until the fir si
of April ntxt, when if not sold it will be rented.
ot" Terms eatr. For farther particulars ad
drofs tho snhember, or call porsenally at tbe
pretnites, near ClearCeid.
3 1 JOllX HHAW. fir.
GOING IT ALONE!
Saddle and HarneH Manufactory,
LUTUinSDlRO, PA.
IHE nnderttpned revrteotfally informs thsoitl
tent of Brady town hip, sod the patriie gen
oioMy, thtt he it fully prepared to manufaetaro,
oa snort notice, from tbo best of mtterral and at
renr reaJonaMe rate, everything in his line.
Itrptiring done prompt I v.
It 70 11 EMIT W. BIIOCH.
ORGANS & PIANOS.
ESTY'S AND MASON if- HAMLIN'S,
ro sat r
B. J. IIATKS, Carwenivltte, Ta.
SAMUEL I. SNYDIB,
Practical Watch Maker,
Opptsits Es-Oov. Bigler's rcidrn?a,
FKCOND f TREET, CLEAltFIKLP, PA.
All kinds of Watches, Cloels and Jewelry
! Pr repaired, and wo. warranted to g.vt
inr.n'j
W. E0SS McFHERSON,
KEEPS constantly oa ban j and for sale. Frrth
aieats, sack as
BEEF, VEAL, 51UTTOX, kc ,
Freh Firh, and all Vcpe tables in aeaaon ;
Canned Fruiis, Hatter, Lard, Ac nkich they will
sell at the Inwrit ma-liet pne.
Cah paid fr CATTLK. LI TIER, Ao.
Room on Marhct fclrcet. orpottte tha Coort
Hnuta, Clearfield, Pa. rprtiTO
FULLEETON'S
RESTIBVT& RLIRKUHEM
l o w .
lZ J.eavv'i Kew Ttutl.linaT. (forroerlj aeeapied hj
Mn HVtlanphrv,)
FKCOND ST.. CI.KAHI IKLP, PA.
("10XST A XTt.Y an barilla fine te!-tlenaf CAS
; P1K. m:ts. no a km, tobacco, .
A I.... rHKSU (1KKS reeeived dailv, and
M-rved np to foil Ihe laete of en.lemrre.
kOtllLI I Altl) HI,IOon aeeonditorv.
apr:;: D. It. ITU.KRTON.
loltlloM
Ibe co- par oerfh ip hf rata fort stilting be
lwia the andrrtigned ia tbe foundry butitrtti in
Brady tnwnhip, i ditsnlied bv mutual content
nn the 30th day of Nnvemltcr, lSf9. The bvukt
and acoantt of the Grta are in the band of Jacob
lleherlmg for seltlrmrnt.
jAt ttp nf nna.ivn.
am; mum iii:m.kunj.
CHART. EH ltl.NCO.
Jefferana Lino. March SI. sipd.
DI?OI.ITION I
The partnership herrinfort slitting ander
Ihe name of I ullerton A MePherton, In the botch
enng bntnes in I leartietd, wat, on the 2Mh of
Man h, MTA, ditsidrcd by mutual ooncnt. The
benVt of the late flmt are tow in Hie hands of I).
H. Fullertos for settlement and cHrt iin.
It. H Fi l l I RTOV.
tt30-4t W. R. MepllEKSON.
IWI1.1TI l)V IMRTM RMItP.
The ee arlnerlhl herelolnre eaiitha ae.
wren lacrnu lne and Jotin Ardell, Jr.. an.ter
the name and fiira .( T. L'tng A Co., ti. Itui. Ihe
mill div al .Mareh, A. II. IVO. dlonlred tv m.
ta.l enneeat. 1 tioa. Lon will eetil. the aeroantl
t Ihe lata Irai. TIIUM AM I CM).
HH JnllN AlUlt.l.L. Jr.
1.1 The laherriWee adopt! thu wielhod of In
lorreirif Ihe l.awhermea that ke w.ll be foand,
ae heretnfora, fall, prt pared en aeeemra'ale end
.ntertata them, at hi. old Hand al the month af
Sandy. A literal ihar. of i.itrnnif- t.tirttrd.
I.A It L.N I K FLOOD.
Freni-hville, ktarrh 0 Jt.
" A N'TI'Ii Itkfl.tMMi Kn. I eithlre Inek
l FIIINOI.ES, f.,r whlrh the hirr. price
f hr.l rriee
'ill he
tit l l '
yhi:.Ht(ll!llS fll'dtiSMIUBl
Isaac K.fiTAcrrrs'
C-7MATini;s v jnvm
tr Ko. IIS Koith gteond t
iret,
Cornor of Quarry ....
I'll 1 1.A I f f
An a"rlni'iil of tVntrr.-, J,
Pl.i.H W are eoni'l"'"
ulrr, Kditi
H.mliiii of Weill Jiwrlrj ,..
atlen lid I". '
B. Hilbeiu.in. - O. Kittingir. . II.
S. SILEEEMAN &, CO., .
IMTOftTt-RI ADD JOBILftl
FANCY GOODS, Pl"p
NOTIONS, iC, ,
13 .1'orlA fourth Strict
w,u riui.Aiii.i.i'iiM. i
T. C. MYERS, .
WITH
WH. W. PAUL. fi.
WM. W. PAUL ii CO
WIIOLFSAtn
ROOT AXH
HMnKKU'SC,
(23 Market Bt. A (14 Commerce CL abavi Sit
mjl9 PIIII.ADELPni.A. ; v lj
I. lOabtwava ,
E0LL0WEUSH dt CAEEY,
. BOOKSELLERS, -
Dlanli Rc!i Manufacturer
3IS Jiarktl St., Philttlc:p!iio.
.fcuPnper Flu-Jr Packl an I Br-f. Fwilii
I.etler, Note, '.Vrlppin. Curtain ard Wt'
Piperf.
DREXEL d CO.,
No. i South Third fttrcct, Pklisilclpklr
And Dealers in Government Securfe
Application bv niail will reeeire pron.i,. imk
iZrr,Zl.
tion. anl all information ebeerfelly lurniii.
a-ir; i tl
BENSON, CAMPBELL fi. Co.
Ko. 17 N. f ifib 61. and 421 CviMiaerte,
rniLAMiLr-uiA, ta,
WHOLESALE QEOCERS,
And CoraaiiEsisa Kerclianls, .
roa ma lAtt or .
Weot. ftir.ienir, rur FVinl, Fellhen, 1 fata,
flat Bwi. lntd Fraila, Ciovet (xed. i,,
beer rkiul. Hitler, Beeiaai. kbttf
fckim, y.fp: Ac, ae, A-, ,.
CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITEI
TTatat Price earreat forwarJeil en rcinca.
Jvaa 11. ms jv
II. II RIDGE.
MERCHANT TAILOI
(Stora one door eait of ClcarfitlJ ILliij
3tarVf t fttreet. Clrarlirld, Ta.
KETP3 n lied a full aiattofnti ef 0.
Faroiahinir Uoodi, me al Hkrli, ti
and Wooleo t'Dilf-rbirli, t'la.eri aad St
Neck-tiei, Poekcl Ilaadkerebie'i, U'.'j.i, I.
t'nbrellae, Af., la real Tariatv. Ut t
Ueodl ha keelJl tbe
Best Cloths of all "Shades and Colo
Fnta al Blaek Doe.kin of the very k.it n
Faaev Caiainere, la (real varietv, al.e. Fi
Catiaff. lleaver. Ttlut. rbinrhilla, atiil tr
overroaliaf. All of wbicb will be rntd char
Cafth, and made aa aeenrding U Ibe latelt t
by exerieneed workmen.
Alio, AireM for ClearfeM eoonty for
6infrcr A Co'i. eetebrate4 Sewing Muebine
Nuv. I, si tf. II. llHID
(Ctlurnfiottat...
MISS H. S. SWAN'S
SCHOOL FOR GIRi
CLEARFIELD, PA.
rHE SPRINO TERM of twenty two w '
will commence oa Monday, Feb 21, 1?
A Primary department will IteradUd te
Sehool this Tall; f- r which tbe srrvioetof s .
petent triftroctiif bate boea rnrated. An :
effort wi'.l be reared to render taia o;arii--attractive
and in timet ire.
TKIIM8 OF TUTIOK.
Rmdtnp. OrthoTaj'hy.Wrhlnp.O' jeft Let
sons, Primiry Anthroedc and PriniMV
Oro-raj hr, per half term, (of eleven
Wfkl )...! .....a. I.
Hiitnrv, Ltal end derrrtptivo Jeogra'Lv
with Map Pmwing, (iramniar. iMt-btU
aad Written Arithmetic I
Aljrfhra and the Scieaocs ...... t .
Inttramina lo Inntnioieartal mane It
Oil p.. Ming ... - 11
Wn work ... a. I
For fnll particuUrt tend for t ireular.
ClearAeld, Aug. Sj, lfrC(. 1 . , . .
CLEARFIELD ACADEH..
Rev. P. L. Harrison. A. M., Principal.
rpilK FOL'Ri'II FF.t?IO.ofihsprrrat tr
X la Kite year of I Li Inttitntioa w.ll femtui '
ou MONDAY, the !.th day of April, lt;0.
Paails can eater nt sty tine. IhrywjtH
ebargttj wtttitaitioa from tbe time tLej entrl
, oe eiuit of the czt:vn.
1 bt floor re of Instrartioa csshracej f trrr rW ."
jiae.uded in haroBgh, prielital ssd aarsft
J pllfhed education for both tcies,
Tka 1....1H.I L.J ik. .ilrwatvCI t
,fc M , ' w.... ...,, r.
, rt, m thi hif otirt mUliXj i:
i frf.iM w B(.TOt)ti the inorsl and mtt-
tal training of the yobih piaeed onder h'S ciarr-,
I .tMa l' 1 I I I H.
Orthography, Beading, W riting, ard Priratr.
Arithmetic, per en ion ( 1 1 wevkt) I f
Oraannar, Ueegraphy, Arithatotit, aad
HUtory M
Algebra, Oenmetrr, TrieaooBetrT, Men-
s oration, furveyicg, -t;;o.t hy, Phvsi '
li.ry.Cbetnlttry, Itooh Keelpg, tary
and PhirJ tloography - - J
Latin, lireek and Prencb, altti any cf the
ahf..t Prarkoe ' $l .
Ml'flC Fi3o Veaoas) - - .til
riNo irdtetioa Kl.l I ? faber .
ctr further parjirulcri inquire o,
Hr. p. L. llARUUoN.A. M ,
Feb. 3, Um tf. Priori a
w
7 T
1
1
rpO THE noEKINa CLAP?. Wc'a.a
A prepared to furnish a'l ctates with aConn
eiKpUiyuirnt at home. tSe whole cf the time ot
tht 'pare saaneats. ta-ir.atsafS, aV,Lf.ad '
fltai-ic. rsifntiJ oi'ei Iier trx rnvli c;irn fnie
to J" per evening, sml a prx--( o'etmnW swn'b;
volirg Hi, ir ol.nl t in-n.t.i C t I t.-,.ir. ia.i
g'rlt .irn nearly ar much a mi n. That a'l
tec thit no life tn x rend tl.cir ddrr-p,'nnd tej
hninet. we mhe thu wrv-arsl1 r.fee: Tn'
at are not will ratr:ic J, vc will t cd 51 th i
the trouble f atttti.g. l alt pirtirulsr, a v.
hie tarrjlc, atiirb will d lo cnuinirnee wor'
aud a ei'py of Ve's iircmry Ctfx
one of (he lartfcfi and boat fnunlv new-pop- rt
libcd all not fn-e ry mall. Header, it y-
pernianeal, proaittbte work, addrets E. C A 1 .
A CO.. Auxtifta, .Maine, 1 2 '
DAVID YOUNG. .
Slono-f uUer mul S(onr!a
T ILL eleenlr a!l ctk in k! li f I'
ll arata pneci aad la t lHSI.kLA .
Architectural Ornaments
In ALL HVLL.', Fun, rraula- of .
deecnplioa, aad all kinde of naaun at.r
traetedfor ia ar.al.f tie tv.t.rv. Anv p.
wiihtrt tn hnra rerpeelable aeea wi.it
ttoae fu!lir( dor, will 6nd it t tneir tni
. a rail apna ma I woald eUn Irfrra the
t trial I eaa wVliter any qiiamttv ar eli
itona iletited, aa X am It:, uriw of a
FIHST-CLASS STONE jrAK
Order, for work eaa a,ldre.ied to
IAVII Yt'fXC
narr.V Cr-ar-l I
A i r a rrtt ii ait i: ntio x i
II The an Vr.'rnrd rierl.e er'e.1 a
and f-.mmcrlinnt h,.t.e on the eirrr hr.nl et r
Fh- I1" n. nt po.lte the .hvnnon. eed i
I reweved thm Inrr. rorhi no that nl' rear I
! with en... wenhl rail the alrnilm ef Wat '
I to the advanlirri t'f thi pto fv l?nf "p 1
, a dfi rein fn.m al,ee. The Int. la a ill . efP
with a hoantttul haud, and la. bar well U'I r
1 wtlb ehoiee liqnora.
WM.IIA1I fllSlRI!
Teeamim's Otfte, I Trrartieer. 1 verf lew far cath or etebange for tniiai larrbr.
na!:d. Pa,, April 13, lTf ; Cbarlald. Pa., A i-" I-: tf
raid. KAVFR A
tt.M Jn'v tl, t.
Katiharl. Mtrd , J$;,