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G tonus li. Uoodlander, Kditor.
CLEAK FIELD, PA.
WF.liNF.SlUY aloK.NIStl. Al'tfl'PT 21. 18T0.
Democratic Dictrict Ticket.
AiKMULY
JOHN ;. II ALL,
ur ii.k curxTT.
Democratic County Ticket.
MIKIIII 1':
Jl 811 i. PI Ii,
or UlltAtlD.
COMMISSIONER:
DAVID DUCK,
or cLrAfiriELD.
IlISTRia' ATTORNET:
A. W. W ALTKHH,
OP CLE A tirtKI.D-
JURY COMMISSIONER:
JAtOll A. FAUST,
or cLKAnriKi.B.
AUDITOR:
I). AARON WISE,
or kox.
CORONER:
lAlll'EL A. CALDWELL,
or BRAirorD.
. We regret 10 be obliged to nnnniincc
the fuel declining lieullh or Ex Gov.
Win. F. IVker, at WilliumHport, lo
is in a very precarious mitiiution.
Admitted A Minn Green, of Alli
ance, Ohio, was. on Wednesday lust
admitted to tbo Government Printing
Office J Washington on jiicce work
She is the Brut (Vmulo cotiipomlor ov
er admitted into the establishment.
Pr.ACHKs. Tho New Jersey Ccntrul
Kitilroad on Thursday lust, sent 105
car to the New York market loaded
with peaches. This is about the daily
average for that road, and may en
able one to judge what tho poach
crop of New Jersey amounts to.
A Mountain In Lauok.-TIib IJadical
conferees in the Congressional district
composed of tbo counties of Clarion,
Crawford, llerccrand Vonnngo, were
in session all lust week, but failed to
nominate any one. Clarion and Ve
nango voles for Gilflllan, tho present
member, wliilo Crawford votes fur
Dick, und Mercer for Achre.
Nominated. It will be noticed by
the proceedings elsewhere that John
G. Hall, q., was on Wednesday lust
unanimously nominated as our candi
date lor tho Legislature. This is a
deserved compliment to an upright
and worthy gentlemun. Nearly all
onr exchanges had Mr. Hall nomina
ted two weeks ago, but it did not oc
cur until the 17th. Ilia election is
of course a fore gono conclusion.
The late letter of Attorney Gener
al Ackermnn to the pcoplo of Georgia,
to the effect that tho "govern men l"
will allow tho citizens of that Stale to
hold an election this fall has infused
new hopo into all tho decent people
of that military despotism. The
largest democratic Rlato Convention
that ever met in lliat State assembled
on Thursdtiy hist, nnd tho result will
bo a total annihilation of scalawags
and carpet baggers by from seventy
fivo to one hundred thousand majori
ty. Tho political harlots aro being
bunished from State after Stale, just
as fast as tho election time comes
around. Tho country and tho per
sonal liberty of tho citizens will soon
be in the bunds of "tho old Union
Savers" again.
An AroLocv. Wo neglected at the
proper time to inform our readers ihut
tbo Tenth Yolumo of the Hi publican
closed on tho l.'ilh of July, and that
two thirds of our subscription list is
still unpaid. And further: A mili
tary necessity compelled us to go in
debt six hundred dollars for a job
press. We therefore, would be obliged
to those of our patrons w ho know
themselves in arrears for over two
years to help us pay lli'u debt. It is
our design if our delinquents pay up
handsomely within the next year to
add four more columns to tho ltrpubli
can, making it the largest country pa
per in tho .State. To do this wo arc
compelled to buy a new press which
will cost one thousand six hundred
dollars, and all wo ask, is for thoso in
arrears to eomo forward and pay us
what they owo. New subscribers are
always in order.
The L'mo.n Victory. The late
election in North Carolina has result
ed far moro favorable to tho IVmo
crate than the imt sanguine had an
ticipated. They huvo elected their
State ticket by IW.UUO majority, and
carried the LcgWaturc, Hiid elected
fivo of tbo seven Congressmen. In
tho present Congress tlio liada have
fivo, and the l)emoerat two. Our
triumph in Tennessee and Kentucky
is glorious. Iladicalism has proved a
witheiing curse to the Southern peo
people and the United States Tl eusU
ry, but it is breeding lU mocrats by
tho thousand. The sealuwngs, Gov.
llolden and Col. Kirk sinco the elec
tion obey tho couiis, and aro muting
answers to tho writ of lhUat Carput
by releasing scores of privi.to citir..ns
which the? had shut tip in pnsun
pens in order to silence them iinvious
to tlio election. If the people (,
North Carolina had us little respect
for law an (I oaths as Ilohlen, Kirk and
Grant have displayed in this instance,
these three worthies would bo strung
np etc Ibis like so many sinker.
Tb'i is just wbut tbv arnd.
Tht ir.
Tim LI ly war in Kuropo Is still
raging w till unabated fury. No less
than lOO.OHO men hnve already been
sacrificed In appease tho ambition of
tiro fimilii- This is all thai is
involved in .ho question T . ,
I'ltisMsn troops are pressing towards i ij,im, (iranl um i.i, n,iinistra
I'aris, tbo French forces lighting liiem ,iim it ,o0, ,lol 0Ven mention
and retreating all the while.
The
iiupoloncy of tho latter is truly re
markable. 1i:atii or Admiral Farhaoit.
Tbo Secretary of tho Navy on the
Killi inst., promulgated the following :
The Beerelarv of the Navy ha the I'sinful !)
f .iiiHHim'inc to III" navy and to ll coiinlry
.!. ?J&?Z, "J it.
ilia rutin! Stale., iln j at I'orKiuoulh. N. II., l
noon on llie 1 Its In.tniil, In lln eevciilivth year
of his site. Tile tile of Ihia utlii-er ha. been .petit
ill Ills r. icu of hia cuuitlry. Tiio rei-or.l nihil.
le.L i, wrilh-n on tlio nol.lmt mjre of tu-r his
tory, nml hut i.-ilh will hp nomrnpil hy Ihr wliolp
wi.ls, nho lorml whilr th'.y honorr.l him. He
will lie huri-.l from St. Joliu'r Church, I'ortiinoulh.
N. H., on Wt'itiK-nliiy, Aiijiusl 17, t nui.ii.
Cosrn'Tr.n. Tho l.ppiwlutur of Mn.schupctl,
hsi ponrifllc-il J. Usncnifl Duvi,tlranr,Aiinnl
Secretary of State, of receiving a brils) of Sixty
thoupnliil ilollars. .Vraosye.
Why, there is no uso in milking a
fuss about luvis' little affair, his prin
cipal, Grant, has taken four or fivo
slices of this kind. Why blackguard
the A'jent while the employer is doing
a heavier business in tho same line.
The New York JJcntld says : "No
less than four of tho most able Repub
lican liepresentalives in Congress
from Ohio havo positively declined n
renominution. Now, it is rather in
teresting to know whether their doo
limit ions were impelled by a design
to get out of bad company or by a
f'e. ling that their ro election was not
quite so certain."
ritMocttACY. Old Northampton
county, as steady to tho Democratic
faith as tlio needle to the polo, or a
(Judical in pursuit of plunder, thus
puts on record her opinion on the ne
gro quesdon at the lute Democratic
Convention. "Wo believe in tbo in
tellectual pro eminonco and superiori
ty of the white race ; that whilo men
only should participate in the govern
ment f the nation j and, while we
aro willing to coneedo to our political
opponents the right, as a matter of
taste, to affiliate and frutcmizo with
negroes and mongrels, wo claim for
ourselves tho national right of form
ing our associations with wbito men,
and most strenuously object to the
enactment of laws interfering with
that right."
In PcnstiT or KNowi.r.mit The
Treasury Clerks in Washington aro
terribly w orked in making up n partr
statements for Vico President Colfax,
Senator Corklin, and other Republi
cans, to prove the economy of tbo
Grant Administration, and the extrav
agance of tlio Johnson Administration.
By iho way of just comment, wo be
speak that prominent notes to these
fitftire state, first, that the Johnson
Administration was a Republican Ad
ministration, with a Itepublican Sen
aleand House of Representatives pas
sing Republican laws which tied the
hands of tho President, when and
where ho would havo been glad to
havo been economical, ai d which per
petuated notorious swindlers and
rogues in ofilec in spite of tho Presi
dent. The parade of Johnson's Ad
ministration, which settled tho out
standing debts of tho wan with
Grunt's Administration, after the i
debt wus funded, is in perfect charac
ter w ith those w ho seek to mako light
darkness and darkness light. Let tbo
Colfuxes and Conklings, w hilo they
are about it, stato the increased lax
put Upon the pcoplo lor the benefit of
the Griswolds, Morrells and others
engaged in die manufacture of Hesso-
mer steel, and Iho increased fax p-
.in lenn i,wl it-.u.l (...fioro 1 1 ( Atul tlio
on iron unit wool generally, and the
violation of the solemn promises ii:
not repealing the odious Income Tax,
und the manufacture of a tariff, not for
revenue, not for paying oft tho Feder
al debt, but for I bo benefit of a few
hundred men engaged in manufac
ture. In a word, give us tlio whole
truth.
.1 ttorroirrti f'nsa.
The Reading Eagle of last Friday
suys : This morning Captain Kight
myer, conductor on the Lebanon Val
Icy Railroad, whilo taking up the
tickets between Ilarrisburg and this
city, was offered a yearly pass, issued
l'l.;i.,,l..l,,lii mwl l?,.o,l,,r ltli
road Company, lor tho year 170, to
"John Forsvth and family, Houso of
lfepresentativrs, rcnnsvlvania, Hie i
number of which is 02. The routine-
lor knowing that the holder of Ibe
pass was not Forsyth, at once took it
up, and upon the arrival of tho train
in this ciiy the company bad the
party, consisting of Lev) is Snyder,
and a little girl seven years old, a
grand daughter of Mrs Snyder, arrest-
I mid taken to tlio lockup, on Ibe
char-eof fraudulently utter nt?a Miss.
I'pi.t. the arrival at tbe Mayor's j '"tanlly spoken of in tho ( 9rcs
office. Lewi- Snv.h r stated that Ik 1 """'''"'" " 'Mr- Horace Poller,
had received the puss from his broth
,
er. (ieorge Snyder, who had been a
delegate for Forsyth in the nomina
ling convention. Forsyth, lie stated,
was unknown to him, but he had seen
hint selling meat in the market.
Tho young man seemed greatly
concerned w hen the la'V relative lo
the oficuso was read, which states
"That any person arat ilfjr of fraudulently ulier
inr anr written ii.Klriimeiit, other than nolen.
dralta. Ac, with intent to defraioT any pereon or i
procure the nnr to he done, he hall lie f uilty of
a mirdeineanor, and. on con. ictlon, he ai ntenef-d
to pay a fine of SI. noil, and to undergo an im
prisonment, by noparnle or eolitary eonllnement
at labor, not cX'-ceiling ten yt-ara"
J. S. IticbardH. I'sq., counsel fur the
Company, slated that tbo Company
iiitei.thd to break up tho Jiractico of
loaning passes which they issued, ll
was bet (lining too bad, and tho Com
pany were jcnily tlclraiidod out of
immense sums by it, und ho asked
lliat Snjdi r be hound ever to nuawcr
the chaige at Court.
Snyder slated lliat ho was on en
tire stranger in Heading, . ith the ex
ception "I one person, a Mr. Lussig,
and, in company with Chief Field, bo
went in search of him.
Upon the prisoner return lo tbe f,,r Assembly in different parts of the
Mayor's ofliee ho was held lo bail in Mate. T' irnr;r .Virvfufor.
iho Mini ol f.,(U"J, lo answer the
charge at Conri, and released. j Lovai.. According to tho Kailicnl
The pas shown by Iho Snyder has j idea of protection to American indiis
been shown by three different parlies try ,when a member of Congress vote
diiiinllie past wrck, lo three differ- to raise the price of article in which
lent c.Miiliiclors, and is much wi.rn and
'disfigured, showing that it has been
e.in-iaiitly in use since tho issuo. idollars per ton is added to tho tariff
The ollicers of tho company know ' on iron, tho wages of those making
thai a iiiiinbi i of passes are in use, ! the iron Is not raised ten eetils per
which belong lo other pcoplo, anil. day All tho prtiteclion ison one side,
they tire determined to tuko lliem up ! as Mr. M orrcll knows, The same re
when ulfured. 'iho penally, a w ill ' marks will apply to salt. Ask Mr.
ho observed in tho above, is quite McCarthy of Iho Twenty third dis-",,r.v-
trict of New York.
RrftiirflAMrtr IVfOrOril.
The lludi. ul parly in the Wel ate
beginning In turn the cold shoulder
to GenersMirsnt They aro neither
wsrm nor cordial in their professions
of attachment and fidelity to his ad
ministration, and b.-nco the isil n(
.i . i I'l. ..
Grant's name, and does not rcl.r to
lti mlt.iiiiist ration exc
t to indirect
ly reptidialo it. Tins is said to lie
the work of Colfax, who is a can
didato for tbo Presidency to follow
General Grant, urged on by Dawes
and tho and liouiwell men -tin tho
Kust. Mr. lues opened tho cam
paign in his tart, and administration
isU. uml the milUas tuen kept run
speecli at tlio beginning oi mo
niug e er biocu ... o 'uu3
West. Tbo leading politicians from
that section accuse General Grant of
insincerity. They declare, ho will not
keep faith on important questions.
They accuse him of playing double
on tho tariff question, of running with
tho l'reo traders. On iho currency is
sue they also proclaim General Grant
ta bo a mere trader, favoring tbo
schemes of a few jobbers, instead of
the musses who ure entitled to his
confidence and protection. In short,
the prominent Radicals of the West
aro heartily tired of General Grunt
and his cigar, and that fact is crop
iiin" out in ull their actions of a po
litical character. .Nor will tho visit
or ll.o rresldent to tho West mend
matters in regard to the issuo raised
in thut section, llo cannot tako a
new departure from a Western stand
point, llo cannot throw overboard
Lis Eastern friends, and accept, in
their stead, such persons as tho West
wish in places of confidence and pow
er. He is bound hand und fool to a
certain clique in New York. They
dictate his policy and fashion his ml
vances. It is a close corporation. It
deals in gold, or bargains for islands.
This is the influeneo which controls
General Grant, which moulds and
shapes his administration, and be
tween these men and tho men of the
West there is a bitter feud. They nro
not fighting for principle. It is an
unequul shuro of tho plundtr which
arms tho combatants, und between
them the President will be bucked to
pieces. The West has taken its
stand, and General Giant must pre
puru to fight it out on thut line, llo
cannot shut op the eyes of tho .Radi
cals of that section with smoko. Age.
General McMaiion. Marie Edmo
Patrice Maurico do Mc.Mahon, the
commander of the French forces w ho
were defeated in tho recent haltlo of
llngetiau, is a descendant of ono of
those ancient Calolic Irish families
who accompanied the Stewarts in
their exile to Franco after tho revolu
tion of lOX. llo was born at Sully,
in tbo Department of Suono et Loire,
July 13, 1KU8, and is now codscqiicnt
ly sixty-two 3-eurs of age. In
ho wus received into tho military
school at St. Cyr, and in 1K32 acted j
as aido-de camp of General Archaud
in tho seigo of Antwerp. In 1XIJ3 be
was sent to Algeria, w here ho served
many years with distinction, and.
w ith successive promotions, until he
readied the grado of General and 1
of Grand Oflicer of the Legion of j
Honor. In 1NS5 he was irjvcn the!
command of a division of infamy in
the Crimean war, and it was he who.
at tho seigo ofSabaslnpol, led tho fi
mil assault upon tho Mulukoff tower,
which resulted in the capture of that
fortification and tho surrender of the
town. After another campaign in
Africa ho was recalled in 1S.V.I to take
command of tho second division of
the French army .in iho w ar of Italy,
und for his services at tho butllo of
Mngenta was created, on tho Geld,
I Hike of Magenta and Marshul of
France. Sinco then he bus been Gov
ernor-General of Algeria, and, until
,j8 ,Ccent deleat, was esteemed the
. t
best of Napoleon's generals.
The Law Hiieaker Tho army
hill, approved by the President on July
15, s70, contains a Section in these
words: "It shall not bo lawful for
any oflicer of tho army of tho United
Slates on tho active list to hold any
civil office, whether by election or by
appointment, and any such officer ac
cepting or exercising the functions of
a civil office shall at onco ceaso to be
an oflicer of the army." This makes
it clear that an officer of the U. S.
army cannot hold a civil ofliec, and
yet tbo New York .ita calls attention
to tho fact that "President Grant still
V ,liro "r",J" ortilc,',, mi'iched to
I icy aro: rre.iericit
V ' .-""J". "', ""r."
dier General by brevet; and Omllo
G. Ih.bcock, Major of Kngineers, and
Krigadier General by brevet; and
Horace Porter, Major of Ordinance
and Brigadier General by brevet.
One of Ibein, General Ient, serves us
doorkeeper at the White House; an
other, General ISabcock, waa tho ne
gotiator of the notorious St. Domingo
"'"J-1 l,l,rJ. Genera loiter, is
Private Secretary to the President.'
Now it is qulie certain thut this is a
violation ol tho art of July l.,1870,and
should bo denounced bv the press of
the country in iho plainest terms. JC
the President of t lie Vniled Stales
bus an Imperial stafTaboul hisaugust
person, lei tho people know that tact,
and, ulso, the other fact, lhat General
Grant will not respect tho law when
a personal or party end is to bereach-
cd.Aje
PAWMil.tT Laws of 170. There
is much complaint among lawyers
and business men on account of I le
unprecedented delay in the publica
tion of the Pamphlet laws of 170.
There are various surmises concern
ing the cause or cause ol this delay.
One is, that tbo special legislation,
which occupied about four-tilth of the
time of the late J'ailii al Legislature,
i of such s crude and rascally char
acter that it would injure Ihe Iteptib
licnn parly lo place it before tho peo
ple in an nflifiul shape. It is rumored
that among the special act aro some
of such an outrageous character thai
Kiev would cnuso tbe defeat of more
than a dor.cn Iteptiblican ctindidates
; he is directly Interested, he votes lo
1 benefit Ihe workingmen. Nut so. Iften
Itff it Hntllrnt .rfll.
The Nrw Yoik ,V(i'i"H, on of the
ablest and the iml respectable of all
the rsdicnl journals, makes the fob
lowing capital picture of Iho carpet
bagger, which we copy (or preserva
tion. It should be hung up in the
"Rogue's Gallery." Read die opin
ion of of this radical editor concern
ing tho Congressmen, Iho Governor,
ami tho negro-wench marrying Sena
tors w ho are, under Congressional ma
nipulation nnd negro suffrage, "elect
ed" in the Southern Stales:
"The Northern pcoplo are begin
ning to understand iho carpet bagger
tolerably well, anil no is on ins lusl
legs, no tioiibl, but every month by
which his final end can bo hastened is
precious ; and it is to bo hoped that
li"ht from all sources inav bo thruwn
on Ibis figure till tbero may bo nut a
man in tbo repiililicun parly w tin does
'lot justify the South in its hatred of
him, and seo why the South is to bo
partly excused for hating us. A lyp
icul carpel bugger may actually have
been a few years ago a bankrupt sa
loon keeper, of tho ubility usual with
his class, whoso tuition decayed bo
etiuso of a vehement suspicion that it
was a house of assignation, mid an ab
solute certainly that it was a very
unsatisfactory place in which to eat
and drink; ho may havo been moro
than half believed 10 set his saloon on
tiro for tho sake of getting Iho insur
ance, money ; he may have been a sol
dier. known for currying favor, and a
petty otli.rer naieu iu. ' oim
nics j ho may havo always been inno
cent of more cduculion than goes to
tho reading of tbo Ledger; and ret
to day ho may bo lieutenant governor
of'a Sluto with a prosperous ' ring;"
or ho may bo a Congressman and i
seller of cadelships ; or and here in
a chief concern of ours with him Ik
may bo a representative of northern
civilizulion, an instructor ol tho negrc
voter, making him rotten in legislu
live rascality before ho is ripo for tin
suffrage; an agent in reconstruction
and a fruitful source of iho hearty
hutred for the North, w hich has so
long delayed the peace that is cssen
lial. And worso cases than this could
be cited. Every Southern Sluto has
had its aharo of them, and die licpub
lican party has suffered in conse
quence about as much as it is wise to
attempt bearing."
Will Tiirif Do It? in Kentucky,
Rudieal negroes have beon guilty of
violating the Ian in regard to enfor
cing die Fifteenth Amendemenl.
Their aro somo Democratic negroes in
thut Slalo, and llieso have been sob
jetted by their Radical brethen to
Ui rents and even personal violence.
In many townships thoes Democratic
negroes wero intimidated to such an
extent that ihey dared not go to the
noils, and those who did vole iho
Democratic ticket to a systematic per
secuton calculated to drive litem
from the State. The Radicals of Ken
tucky should enforce their luw against
these violent and intolerant men, who
havo conspired to prevents portion
of their race from participating in
their newly aquired privilges. When
a negro will vote the Radical ticket,
ho is under the protection of the Radi
cal party und the Fifteenth Amend
ment. When he acts against them,
ho is a nigger, and the country should
be made loo "hot to hold him." Such
is Radicalism.
'fill HvptKRiTX. The Ilarr'iKburg
ratriut says: Horace Greeley U spo
ken of as tho radical candidate fur
Governor of New York, but lliat he m
nut now running on tlio temperance
lay, iaquilo evident from the billowing
editoiial paragraph in tlio Tribune:
"A ralher feeble Temperance Plate Contention
"BMcml.Ird yevtcrday at .'ynicue. au.l nominated
"a full rlate liekct. beaded by Myron II. t'taik
'for llovernor. 1 be movement la of amall con
aeo.nence." Jieaidca bciiir a liquor prohihititiniat
Mr. Greeley is Iho head of tbo parly
of protection in this country, but be
diK' not want the protection raiwd in
the election. lie tins made it an i-no
in his newspaper for thirty years.
show itijj iho irreateat intolerance of all '
opposition. Now that ho in a candid '
ate for Governor, ho think tho ques
tion of protection and five trado j
Mioultl bo conveniently dropped,
l'rolection and prohibition are well
enough when 11. G. is not running fur
Governor.
Tne lir.Mot'RATio Pyramid. The
Slato election of 170 have already
formed a fine pyramid of llemocratic
Stales. Look at il :
Ilrmocratie Moriliea.
Orc(ton.... .It'll
Conneetieal t.1',n
North Carolina ?V
KroturkT t.V"
Tftinrtm ;vm.
New Yurk I'l'ulS
Total SSIWS
It thus appear lhat in lliese ix
Stale there j a llemocralic majofily
considerably exceeding 200,0110 vulr
These triumphs have been won over
and in despite of negro sufl'ragx in
thickly settled districts. The liepub
lican pyramid stands thus: lilnnlc
sluud'.r),00U.
Artii'Icial Arm and Lr.os for
Soi.nir.R. It is given out at Wash
ington that there is no need whatever
for ihe service of a cluim ageiit in
procuring artificial arm and legs ly
those soldier who aro entitled tti
those appendages, under the recent
act of emigres.. Soldier t an apfly
direct to the Surgeon General by U
ler and he will furnish all necessary
blank immediately, which each man
can fill up for himself and thus avoid
the expense of an attorney. Trans
porlnlion to and from the place where
the limb is to bo fitted is also furnish
ed on request of the Surgeon General.
And now the Kentucky Itudicnls
not satisfied with the fill.tmu l'cm 1
oeratje majority Ihcir State trives.
arc to call on the President for troops1
to overs wo Ihe next election. Of j
course Iho artillery will be sent, atul
equally of courso Kentucky's already
huge snti I'adical vote will become so
like s flood thai the brethr.ii will
mi. inn ever having taken up anii
against their seas ol troubles.
Pr. John II Gihon, tho editor of
the Ilarrisburg Tapir, Gov. Geary's
organ, lias been appointed tbiaialiliiii'
Master of Philadelphia (.till, in place
of Mr. Gartside, who fell a victim t
the yellow fever. Tho Governor i
right in taking care of iho editors,
for 'uller yi.iir death, you had belter
huvo a bad epitaph, ihan tbeir ill re
port while you live."
The Crown Prineo of Prussia, Fred
erick William, who fought Murshal
McMaiion at YVeisaenburg, is now in
hi Ihirty-niiilli year. Jle married
ihe Princess li.it al of Eiiiland ni.ri
his eldest son, a young w arrior of"
eleven years, holds several commis-l
aiotis in the i'rusiD armr. J
fVtnrrnf llfr In Vrrtntnn4.
There are some very ruriniis funersl
rites in ireenland, where, on lis be
coming evident to the friend and tela
lions of an F.iiiiimnux thai, either from
sickness ago, ho is In a very bad way,
a solemn conclave is assembled and a
long consultation held, in w hich it is
debnled pro und con, wbetherlho sick
man can recover ; should it bo decided
against him, tbo fiat is announced hy
a deputation as a fact in which die sick
mini is bound to acquiesce. No ex
travagant demonstration of grief ac
companies this avowal, for it seems to
bo regarded by all parties as an in
evitable law of nature that the man
must die, and they therefore accept it
philisopbitully. Soon lifter tho decis
ion is made known to tho patient he
is born to tho door of hi snow-hut by
his friends, a bow and arrow placed in
his hands, and with such strength us
is left to him ho shoots; and a tho
arrow leaves the bow string so severs
his connection with tho things of this
life fur on tho spot on which die
arrow falls tin grave of tho living
man (officially regarded us deadj is
nl once innde ; and, sewn up i" his
'kayak" wilh his weapons beside him.
lie iit deposited therein without further
loss of time. Tho last sceuo in the
life of nn Esquimaux would mnko a
fine pieturo : tho cluster of snow huts
standing liko pigmies umidsl the huge
musses of blue black ice; around the
clear piercing uir, illuminated only by
tho wavering flashes of tho aurora
(,,..:., in the foreground Hie. t""
of fur clad figures clustering round,
supporting the fainting form of one
whom tlicy aro instructing in his lust
voluntary act, which severs his lies to
this earth forever.
After all Iho exertions of Governor
Bullock, seconded by General Grant
and General Butler, it is now coiisid.
ored cerium tliat un election will lake
place in Georgia, this full. As an elec
tion is equivalent to a Democratic
victory, liullock and his gung of job
bers and plunderers pre in great dis
tress. It beats all w hul a passion drunken
men have for lying down on railroud
trucks for a quiet sleep. At Morris,
III., two men, named MeAlpino and
Oswald, got their kegs full and went
to bod on tho llock Island JioaJ, and
in s few minutes they were in the
Laud of the Leal, all hushed to pieces.
A passenger on the Albany train
put his head out the window atSpuy
ten Duyvel bridge, and when he took
it in his head wusn't on. llo was the
most surprisedesl man you ever saw.
His funeral occurred the next day.
jflfir; urrrtisrmcnts.
ItfTK K ' Vnc trpinj n th prrniiwi
j of the pabKTtJ'cr, itm Jm t MclUm-t H.O.
I ..-. ti.wnthip. 00 Ibf 2Jd of July 11, A If K1N
hl.E CUW, tu.f.ftsd to b Brtoul ) jftrt old.
Tb owner t n-que.rl to ime frwirti pod
prore kit property, ajr hrf and take ber
anftT, or she will bv dirpotrd "f k tti law dirt-tMr
W M. MrliAHV JiY.
CltfM tp. Aug. 24:.1t-l.
S HIMIL IIOI NK I i;niN:-Nolir1i
hrtrhT CTrfl (bat ibf iMrrctur of rovinglm.
Nl.o4l ItittriH prop" to giro oat the buiMing
of a hcbool IlituM at Nal"atarf, on Pnlarda
th 3d day of tSrptruibor or it. lluildm and etl
iirnt (rrnrrallj arc n-tjiirtlrd to b present on tht
orraftin. l'lani and upt-eificationi raa ba Mtn
br railing nn tba Bccrvtarr, who P. O. addrra
I. Frru bulla. "JOHN flCAK.I,
CtTinglirD, tp. Aug. llilL lr'y.
DI-voi.lTin OP PAttTM.ltxlllP.
The en.arlnerbip heretirfore exilln l
taeca John W. Kvana and Willian It. Wtlliam.
ia the W holeaale Liquor bunineKe. nrider Hip name
of da. Will.aini A Co., llmeli Mtlla. I'a., waa
diaol.ed he mutual consent on the lalh day
of Aiirut. ISTn, All accoonta due tbe firm will
be aellled by Jobs W. L. aeia.
JOIIS W. F.VANf.
M. 1). WILLIAMS.
Oaceola Mill), Aug. 3 3lpd.
ST. BSITLDICTS' ACA2EU7.
. .'fnrys, f.7fc Co. Pa.
corri-Tl:s ST TBI srarnirrist aiatrna.
ST. Ttenedirta la pteipnntly itualcd la an
elevated p.Hiition a phort distance from the
lep.d, and commanda a fine view of Ihe aurn.nnd
ing beautiful country. An f llcntive build. nE baa
bi-en ensled, and the Pi.lcra are now prepared to
receive a Kreat.T nuniler of ptipil than hercl'pf'.re,
Tbe cl,ulalie year wbicn conia'a of two rlca
vionn of five tnontba ea.-b, eoinmrncea on tbe nrt
Moudar of September, aud rloaea in the latter
part of June neit.
Trhu: Hoard and Tailio. payable is
ad.ance, per hiakii.n (HO ('
Latin, liermaa, and Freneh, bring included
in Ihe course do not form extra rharirea.
For further perlii-ulara applr lo the
Su Marys, Aag. Jl V.n. Ill R ECTRESfl.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS I
V HOLKSAI.K AND KETAIL,
At Ibe Nrw Tohacro an4 Cigar Ft ore uf
ft. II. AIM H
Two don Eaet of Die Posh.flW, Clearfirld, Pa.
Constantly nn band a Ana avNirtinrnt of Xavy,
Conjrrr, Cnvmdish, Cable, Cjtunrtill,
Jelirbian and Century Fine-rut
Cliewinf Toliaoco, tte.
Aleo, a larfre and II aelrrtrd atnrk of Itnportrd
and I'omrdiie Cijrtirt, Fmnkinf TibMarot
lecr( hatim and Briar Pipe.
ri(e liluiri, Tuharco
Bdira, tipHr Ilul.lrra, and errnthinf rf-a rally
foand in m well rrjrulattMl Cif ar and
Tubarra 8tre.
t4? Remi-ttiber the flare r Two drvrt Kant of
the PmtnflW. CloarAeld, Pa. an. ?4:tf.
IOM I.I-'m A irrond-band tOOKINU
8TOVK- Iritatupb, No. f at the Prrahyte
rie.0 Pareonajre. n17 ll
SIIINt.l.i: MAI IIIMaN.arlv new for
tale l.v JOHN IKH.T,
Auaruai 17 St. Wallaremn, P.
Sl,Ot)N rH HI.NT. The Kne nrw St
I non on Rrd ttrrrt, mar the Railroad lp"t.
Nnw a itrtnwd r-aloon, hut unorr-upird. 8uititle
fr a at ore rowan. ApH t
l.l-'MUiK 0. PAPSMitRE.
CUniflfM, August I". ("TO .1m.
"11 r A(.I)N-Xkl H fallOPIfK RKT
W 1 bf tbp lairly ormpM d hy William Mr
Km n lit, drrcwrd. tituale on the all-y brtwra
Heed and Pine strr-tt. nrar K. R. ltpot. Will
! n ntod on raonahie t rmt. Applv to
Ul Hi(.K C I A.-M'RK.
ClrarficM, A us not 17, iKTti Sm,
VJfJTIl K Tit TH( III IIS. The Hrbool
l-irretnre of Clrarnrtd boron ph deire lo ta
pl..y TMIil.K 1KM III RS-or pimr.pal and
iwi asi!anfa f"T the wnttrr t-rm of nx tnnntha.
8rbiNtlt to open on the 1M Mnday of Sptember.
Faither inlormation ran beohtaiaed hy applying
in n i turn or adJirtfirp the unl rigtnLil.
T. J. M-t Cl.I.tH (III, Ke-rrtary.
Cleaifl.ld, Anpiifl 17, lT" 'M.
VtlTIC F.. The partnrmhip brret-.fote aitt
X ''(. brtwrrn Ihr ottilcr-icnftl to the nien-o-lile
end tnmter bnine, in Carwm-Tille. was
dissolved ht mutual rnrnl em Ihe lb day of
A HfiiM., IS7U. N. K. Anit'M havitiK purrbd
tht- liititmt of Putt) uil A timid in lb him. The
htisinrM will be earrtrd on at the old aland at
heretofore. 8AMI FI, AHMH.H.
M H. IIARTrHoK.V.
Curwrnt itle, Aiiru't J7, 1 8 7 Au
Xt1l( In the matter of Iho ettair of
John IturKundct, Ute ot Lurunde townthip,
I imrfi Id eaiy. dt-M-awd :
At an frphant i ottrt. hr'd at Clearftrld, on Ihe
litk day of June, A. I. lH7a a writ of pariitioa
and valuation wat awanletl. Tbi it thirrb.re la
live notice to alt part if in intert-tt to be ami
appear on the n-al t tiate of aid John Rorg tmdrr,
deewf-d, an Friday, the ?d day of hrplrnilier
nnt, at V e'. bM'k a. at wbirh time atd parti
tion and valuation wdl ha mar.
fnf'Tt f HOWnV ht it.
Jim' dmtlfmfnt.
Yi ni I. mi iri.
Life Insuranco Company
. X K W YORK.
JOSEPH IIOXIK Pnililmt.
K. llH IOIIT KHMIAI.I Vice Prt ai.lpl.l.
J. F. It. IMMlKN SwrrtJirj.
II II. riFFAIII), .M. 1) Mr.lical Kiainlnir.
W. M. TWKEI), Jr Cuun.rl.
ItflK AMK'AIII.Ii f.'an.lsd l,y mnnf
Ilia bi-il l.aiilnsRa men of Nrw Yurk, wllh I lie
cii!tm ol.jii:! of crt-alit.ir an inat ituliun lliut
hxiil.1 isiuiuiainl llir e'iitt.liic of tlie itnl.lic. ai
a liltrral. attunil ati'l vigorou! I.ifv liisurniu-e
Coinianv.ai'l tin ai-hlt'.i-.l a auoi-ss Im',V'iiJ tbr
eipaclaliuna of ill Uiurt vanguinv projrclura.
The AMICAIII.B offpra all llnirnvcil planl ami
ili-niral.il' nt.w li-alnrra of mu.lcru l.ilo InttiirMlicc,
and duta nut hold out prtitnitt-a or inducunit-nla
tlnit I'aniifit I made koo.I.
Tlia A.MIf'Ani.R baa di.'iti-d on hundrrd
lii'.aMand di.llura in I'liltcd Klatt-l Ix.nrlii with Ibf
liiriiratir' De.artinrnt of thf hlatrof New York, an
a gnarHUIce lor I lie diaotiarg'j of every ulilignliun.
All eUimpafrniimt tbe A.M It'A Ill.K arearonipllv
ai.d honorably diio-harrcl j In Ilie event ot death
tttt nMtoNnf ttf awiH-jr ' Mfiii IN hU vilhuml nay
dttluelitH oa arroaaf 11 vu or drtrrtii jtrtmiumt.
All Polinieiare non-forfeitalle I
All Itividt.nd aro non forfeitable!
All i'oliciea are inoonleatable !
Thirty day grace for payiDrnl of prcmiumi !
Trivilt-go to travel by laad and aea!
jUt Dh f Bt-, TirauUr. kr.. fnent.hid
uou i,lii;atitau tu tba Company ' aKenti.
WILLIAM TI'CKKR.
Agent for Clearfield county.
C. IIARKICTT.
tjrneral A(rnt for Clearlield, Centre, Jifferaon,
Clarion and Kik eotimici.
T. J. ltOVKH, M. D..
Medical Examiner.
Clearfield. Aujruii 17, 1S70 3m
SCHOOL TAX. Notice ii berel.y (riven Hint
the rteliool Director of CleaiGeld liontiijih
have placed in tha baud of the Hcbuol Treasurer
aeertilied linplicafe of Ibe Hehool Ui for IH7 1 .
and all tifraoua atiHll Imp eat it ltd to an abatement
of Fl'k l'KK CKN r. on tbeir tax on payment
of tba aauie to the Troaaurer, at bia reeidence, on
or before the 1Mb day of November next. Uc
particular to read the act of Aftaembly at the bot
tom of the notice left at yonr reaidetioe.
J. M. h KTTLKUA H0ER,
Clearfield, Au(. 17, IN7U 41. Treasurer.
1)1. A Mi (llTAIII.I.H St A I. KM FOR
I ) aala at tbia 08.ee.
IRl'IT CANS Manufactured from Ibe Dent
charcoal tin, jrroved and aoldered on outfide
aud warranted lor aale br
auc3'7t li. F. BIGLER A CO.
ImiT Ctaa A l J A KH. Large lot of
' UN CANS and OLASS JAKft, at
C. K RATZER'S,
Auruit 10, 1S7S l,n. Oppoiiu tha Jail.
SAM St. liiauo'a Crou put. Mill, Ilrag and
Cirrnlar aws; alao, lloynton'a Liglilning
Croaa-cnt t-aw for aale by
anrVTll II. F. BIllLER A CO.
I)HOPONAI.M. Nnlic la hercbr jivrn thai
I'ropoaala lor building a hl'IIOOL llol'SE
111 atorrif township will he received nntil Aujn.t
27th, IS7S, by ibe board of Ihreclora. For plana
and ipeciucatione refer to the 1'roi.irnt or Scc'y.
JAM E POTTER, Preeidrnt.
Josataaa Emcioh, riot-ratary. al''3l
rpi) lllll.ll:HH-Nolice it hereby given
X that Ibe School I'irecturl of Woodward Pi
ll.et will let Ihe building of a new Kcbool llouae
at Sanlsir o tatarday, tha 37th int. lluil.lera
and eitlaena are requefled lo meet Ihe board on
the occasion. Plan and apeciScaliona can he reen
by calling on Ibe tiecrctarv. who cm t addrrared
at JeflriM P. 0. DAVIU C. HENSKI,
W'oMjward tp., Aug. 10 2tp. recrrtary.
VDMIXIStTHATOIt'M KOTIt l-WNoow
ia hereby given that letlera of adiiii.iirtratiun
on Ibe e.tate of JOHN Ll .IKK, Sr., deci-ax-d.
late M Bradford townnbip, Ch-arficld nounly, I'a.,
having been duly granted to Ibe aadcreigned. all
ereone indebted to said ealate w ill pleaee make
payment, and those having claim! or ile.naada
will prrftt-wt them pror-evly aath, n.ie- A f..
tlement. I. tl. UAKllKR,
llradford tp., Aug. 3 At. Admiuialratnr.
c
look S3 T O V ESI
FI'EAR'8 CALORIFIC,
FUFytEIIAXSA, 611'Er.ion.
00V. I'EXN, REGl'LATtlR,
N01ILE COOK, NATIONAL RANGE,
TRIt'MI'll, PARLOR COOKS,
CPEAirS KEVOLVINO LIGHTS
ANII Iiorni.g HEATERS,
And all kind uf Heating Stover for aale by
aug.1'7 II. F. Ill til. I It A CO
(1 Al'TIOK All perol are bi-ltby warned
j irsiml port-beu.ft or in any way uttdtllifiK
witb tba fulluWuiK i-ereontl pniperfy, via : Tae
bonea anl barneH, one cow, two calrra, one twis-hort-e
at;-n, iair Iwin leU, wind mill, a lot of
tawed lumber and bill ttin ber: alpn, tbe hay, flats,
eurn, bu4.'kwhrat and wheat on (he (rrniini't nw
in fiotwiMon i,f L. F. Coutlriel, of (tirard lown
bip, mm ihe tame (irnirrty wna furrhaprd by me
al MitTifl t;le and ia it'.i witb Luu on loan wniy,
tul jrct tu my o.iicr.
FRANCIS C0UIK1KT.
Frrnrhf il)e, Anfruat S, 1H70 St.
IT W JllttHM I'KAWN Ftn FKP
j temlK-r Terin, 1?7.
CBAKiD ji Rt.at,
AVim.Nrilinf ..llrrraria P. U. Maltrrn...Irralur
Mirharl rtrmniff jiirorfrr K(ia...Fr)ruwa i
(irore Turner Ib-mr l-aar llmnry " I
A. W. t.ill bradU.rd W. K. Ilatn...(irabain (
Nathan lrilrfn...llradT!.lni, M't'allufrh..ttuhob J
Clark l.inra A. U. W attonLawreucv !
Omrfe Finery Chen! , Austin Ihllon... Wirri 1
HarnuH It vera jH. 8. Cbriman. " j
riaud.t irnrd, Co inton Wmi.U. Paritinore,..Prnn '
Rtitwrl CaiiMin " Tbuntat MiKre
J.!'t-uihertyjr..(,l-rf d Juha II. t louwr... Union ;
Jette rnira.1 Pecatur , Jno. Matbera, Wwnjwerd
TU A TKKKfc JI IIORN,
Jiih MTiit I.e?rariar Miitra Owena.....lera1iir
H'M. W h itrtide ' .1 . II . F r mi win, Fer put-no
Hrnry lluinwrl....llirf Francit lhipvr... (.tirard
II. L.'llall ....tra Hunt luaao Hnnlh..
havid Krinrr Rrady
Tbotnat Kirk
Janitu Nelon
F. K. P-mer
H.I Hah Abenlolter M
L. L. 8ylrrw
Ifaar M llrnry... "
Deo. Mrrhttry, Hurniilr
M illiam K ing,
Joarph Worrell Cheat
W m. Humarr ille "
Cahtn Hlevrno '
J. M, RrllM'...t,Ot IDRton
F. lioTtaoni. jt.
V t.i in I",irfn't
Jamrt A tma..Clrat fivhi
W. Morgan. Jr.
I'arnl Adania..
Jhn My ere Iecetr
1. F. t oprlin.... "
hat id urlry lirahatn
llirmta Straw Jordan
K. L. Strunk- hnur.
Rnhrrl lirtrr..Lawrrniie
T. M Pheraon M
Jamrt Irwin... M
A. Humphrey..
Samuell Itt ll...
J. F. Mullen...
J.IttinKheriyJr. "
K. Miatturr..a
t. (I. Irwin.... "
I'lulip llinkhN....Mirrifi '
8mith ftainl Pswla
J in.- M B .!. h i
T.ithatd r rrruinJl...rike (
l,rvl Hlimm
.lt. ("nreaan... Woodward
al. Alrandrr
J. Ilainea "
DR. W. A. MEANS,
r II Y S I C I A X i Sl'KGEOS,
mo nix, jtrriRsos co, ta.
Will attewil f.rof..innal ealli p,.tn.ll,T. tilsli'TII
Tlio Elliptic SoIns Machine !
rilHK l-ent double Ibrrad machine now in ue !
Will be told lowrr than any other machine
bombed in hkr manner and doing the aame rangr
of wih. Muthm'-t ran I an n at the at ore of
Thnpt"n h t o . t'tirwfnttl'e. or at the rvmd nee
of the underianrd at ltltM-m't H ridge.
May II. 1F7(I .Im. l.KW IS C. Itl.OOM.
THE CLEAKF1KLD
WOOD-CHOPPERS' AXE!
Manufactured rprria'ly for
THE CLEARFIELD TKAPE,
von aai.t r
angV7
JI. F. BHU.FR A CO.
f hcnpcsl Taper in Hie World !
TXs 30 CENTS! -Xr
THE WIIKLY rATEIOT
.OONIAIMNU F'tril Y - Flii HT rtH.FMNP
j f mattrr, Pnlittral, Literary, Agricultural.
enrol Nrwa, tr from tbe Firt of S-ptemHrr, .
t HT ft, antil Ihe FrH of January. 171. for Fifty
Cent lo aingle mreritrre, ll .Vft n eluba of ten. I
f-voe fn r)l ef twrvtly, and IklO.Oft o rluKt f 1
one hundred (to one addres), rnh In advance.
Addrew R. F. M FY F.I It ft CO..
! II Bdltwri Pre-r-'lttera, ltarriabft P. !
Unrrtlanrou.
to Altl lam t I still.
II. ah. el Prnnlnnt. FIliM Medal, awarlel mer
all cnipell'lon, al Mct-lininc," Etb.oltion, l,.at,w,
October, I Si II,
THF nlltHIXAI. AMI tlFXflVR
SELF. It i;r. U I. AT I NO,
Wnot'OHT IIt(iv, AIM TIUIIT,
GAS-COlTSUIin-Ta EEATEr.,
iin rti sir. i
IlrgT Scurrit. Oiutk Hrurt,
UrtutniiT In Rahmtoh,
AMD Af'TOHATIC HrOI'l.iTOR,
Ynr Burninf
Anthracite or Bituminous Coal or Wood.
10 .!- fur bi lckwork, smj J littt I'urUl'le.
(.Hi rti'Trm u om.r ir
J. REYNOLDS & SON,i'" Wualvn VuiUr.im Imwan ai.d'fcJJI
N W. orner lilih arnJ Filtrl Sln-e i,
riJILADULPUM, I'A.
Tlirw IIpBlrri ure mn lo if Ut-nvy AVp.tigtit
Iron, wi lt mi'lnl (iip'thrr, sul nnt nrrniiii-l ('
r a'lfifrtut. ljr ti'l f'tiMt i i ;'' l li-.v "r" the
only Ilim-rm ttml nr" itmntijEr-.l withmit hiit ilinn
ifi, i i in uliieb mil kinJa ul luvl can It boruc-il
without liertioD.
Cntiking Tlnnin. Tor Volt If, Itpatrtnrtuitt and
Kiimilitrt. AUu, a t'lul T' Utrnting haugo.
Fit IMiira lltoffm, Low Pnwn Otntct, 8I-.I
MunUlf. ItiinUm, Vtntiiittofi.
Pmihlrl giving full dfscriptiua, vent frw, lo
any a.liirrii. jvl.l'TU ly
UOUtiUT. FOLD i EXC.IANUKD OX MOST
LII1KKAL Ti:itMS.
GOLD BOUGHT AND SOLD
At Market It a le.
COUPONS CASHED.
Pacific . B. Eoiids louglt aud Sold.
frTH K lUught aud Huld on Com
luUkluu uiily.
CHICAGO,
Danville mid Vltirrnnes
First Mortgage 7 P. C. Gold Bonds
Fur tale at OO and acerivd htlerapt.
"Awountii rfr..i and Intrnrrt allownl on
dilj balaiitep, mjtYt tu cbick at i(,'ht,
i VAj it Kouib Third Street, Philadelphia
THE SINGER
SEWING MACHINES
AI1I;AI) (IF Al l. OTIII.KSi!
Eighty Fix Thousand, .S.ivn IJandred
and Eighty -One Machinei Made
and &Adthe W War!!
Tbii nomber errrrds ilinmtl tba tale of
any other Maebioe, and tba detuand ia ilill
iacreaaing !
THEEE THOUSAND PEE WEEK
Art now belrf made and te.d !
tup, XEA&nxs irif4. .
Berauta It ftnbodiee essential prlneiple nnt
found la nnr athr Marhinat ber ante of It
rln plieity of tontrart.on, one af pertlont
niforn.ii; of preeiie notion at any apeed. and
eajarity fur tbe great ett ranf and variety of
wi.ik, fine or erarte.
Partiea wishing to porrhaa rtoold not (il
to exaniae tbia bettof all Sewii-g Karbinea.
I bare tba agecy for th ia Uaebina, and will
keep a full uplj oft hand.
J. 8 M10t ER&,
May 4, IC70 tf. CUai He'd, Pa.
LW TIX llllPI
FIIEI). SACKETT,
Mar.afaot.ircr of
Tin, Copper and Sheet -Iron Ware.
Rooting, Spouting ioi job work done on
tiAiABLR Trnwe.
Fh p on Market 8t., neatly opposite the Jail,
4fi:J0 ri.KARFIFLT, PA.
ISAAC IIIIXKIt,
Saddlo and Harness Manufacturer,
Luibenthnrg, Cit-arhrld munty, !.
ffHK tuhtr-il-rr rifpic'TuHy Inorma tbe eiti-
tnt nf lritly and the nininndirg tnwith:p
iit he it nnw prrpa-rj to funiih eerytlnn in
hi line at b-Tt notice and in wot k wan jibe
mntmrr. II r flatter h tin wit lhat he ran pit we'
bia runtomrrt in tty'e, qnaljly and pucr. fall
ar.d exnmme H'K-k tirl't.ir purrhatin cIm where.
Lutlirr..uTf, June I. 7t if.
1. W. WALI.ACR JAKIH VU t.
THE AMERICAN HOUSE,
I.Htbrrbar, Clrarlirld Co.. In.
rpHH well I nown ar-d long eHah'lt-hed II. .v I
X f' ttm-tv kept by H W. .M mit. and laiietly
b H. r-rhwrm, ft., hat been leased for a irrtn
yean by ike U'-dtrMpnel to whirh the atun
lin o the traveling put. lie It nnw railed, and a
liberal share f public patronage it aotlrltrd.
ang:.'7U ViALLAvK. Mll.bH.
TAlWO.FTIO.-Tbe partnership herrto-
f hire existng iwtwieii tin-anitrigtM-il in Ihr 1
int-rrantilr and tntnhrr tomi s at Thr. e Runx. in
karthaui lown'h'p. iu flitmlTrd hy raotnal eon- j
tent on tbe Srith dav of Julr. All Ihe iHM.k.
arountt and paere of the brra are in ihe bfindt ;
ha.i.if un lVW a.Vui.l. .'II. I.A (,, m i i7
pocttully Iaviled le rail an I clrr up 'br nrtif.
IS . AT ' M; t LikShLY.
j. u mi ii k.
Three Runs, August S, 17" 4 p i.
MRS. S. S, LIDDELL'S
MARBLE & STONE YARD,
CLK AKFIl.t.n. PA.
f -It-Shoe, on Iteed Sirrflt, neir Prnn-vlvania
Kailroad depot.
may IS. 7:tf.
ORGANS & PIANOS.
LSTY'S AND MA X .( HAMLIN,
ft. J. HU B. rwrwrn.Ttll,. Pa.
Pihate Sale!"
Fl II K wl'-rn'sr t.fft-s fur tale, on easr terms.
1 ft IIOIMK AMI LtT, tilaate in ihr B nth 1
n.g borough nf 0fila. The pniperiy ia wrll .
ftnishrd. .1. Mrahiy l -rjtr-l. and tittr.l op l-r ri'h r !
a phtsirinn or d ntitt. For tetnn, tr. apply on
the rroiica otaddrefa the underfigned '
C. KLINE.
Otoeola Millt, Pa , July 57. IS70 4l.
D WHOM TIO.. -Thr rMHnefhip brrrto.
ruieeaiahng tnwe n the nn.lrrdgr.ed in thr
b..lel huaineet in Lulherehurg waditolvr, ,
mutual eont.nl on the Ira dav of July l-.t. The
InM.ka, atuntt and puprrt are I 0 in ihe hand
ot Mr. H ail are lor at III. w. nt and euliertttt. nhrro
thoee ktK'Wiitg thumsrltra lo have una-MtUd ac
count mil rail and arrange inait. m.
4. W. WALLACE.
T M. SlUW.
Lu'hrrnt erg. AugaM S, 1870 41.
Ul HH nu Ih.wtncw. Polbell'a Urake'a
HootUnd'a Uertaan.Hoaterer't and rene'
Oaygenated Btitera t aleo pure Liiura. af at I
ktawe for codieiaal tarieea. f t rat by
MAHIsMp K A 1MWT
M fHI I-'.-While l.e.. Jliwe. Patet. I.iw-
ared l . Ta.lwniie, Vannake.nl all ll.ada,
iolnre in Oil txii llrt I aint. Vann.li llrn.r -a.
aaael tU I ! It k 11 IS.
VtfVfhiin. ffniloii.
I'll N K K KMIIIir
MEttCMANT TAILOR
S.aik. t .trrrt, I luiflr 4, p,,
t n ot'l.tl r.i.eeirll, I, I r IV. -:.
I t l,erfltd eoui If .1 at rav.ng ,,,i'?,,
.,...-.1... ..r tl Ii i . w
"' "" " " ' "kt.
" - - i e w WHI fc.
t,.ab a Miaoner, and out ol the b.Mauo-
all ult.da ol Clothing thai evitonieri a,a,
I bare alaaa on hat.d
Cloths, Doeekiiis nnd CoEimei,
Fr..iu wbl"h ru..tneraean nalte tbeir Hhttiwjl
fine dxr aaat of the Poat..Sca.
Claarteld. April 70, l7 If.
ir. ii it 1 1) g k.
MERCHANT TAILOR
Hrtrt- ihiv iloor t-ml tf Cloarht-liJ .um
Market Mietl, Clearlield, I'a.
T KKPn n hand a full aaortinBti of Qn, I
l l-'iirfiiktiiiiiT UiMifti. tuch a,a hhin i I
I mi-n nn, in grtai tanei. ui im
1 If h- ivp
Best Cloths of all "Shades and Colors,'
MH'h a- Mlm h U't.liin ut the very beit mti,
Kanry (.'riiiuitn , in grtH varirty , alto, Cr. I
Vtwa. ltNVrr, Pilot, Chinchilla, and Frtwl
uTi rrifiin((. All ul which will ba tuld c &(, I
t'ah, and mad up acci.rd.Dg lo ibt IsUttiii. I
by iirerie-nced wurkiuva. I
Al, Aicnt fur Clearfield eoatity frl. Jl
Irijiff u a. evivlraiu bewing MirhirtM.
Not. I. iHiii-tl II UhJbOE.
tfdufationaL
Mia'd TLB. GWANfS
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
CLEARFIELD, PA. !
fpiIB FALL TKItM of twrnT-lwn wr.fc, ,
.f eumniriirr Monday, Kipfftnlxrr Jib, I Ti.
A Primary dt pariuit nt will Iw addid t til
rcliitil ihtv ImM : lr which tht aervicei of a tva I
iMiftit itirtrractbr have been eneaewi. Audt
tllort will be Mf.Nrrd lo rrnder tbic dt'Krttatt l
atiravtiva and luftrurlive.
TKlt.MS OP TUITION.
.trading. Orthura( hr, W riling, Ol'jfrt Iet
an, I'rimar; Arilhinelie aud Primary
(iroj-nij.hv, per half Ivrm. (of eleven
w!k. S3 m
Ihntdrv, l.iKal and lit riire tr.traihy
ith Mnu hrnwirijc, luminrnar. Menial
an i H ritlt-n Ariiliin-lie I it
A'ifvl-m anil tbt Hrioncn-f 9 N
Iiiiruii'ii in tnitrutnenta,) tnuaie II a
i .ii(jttfar - 13 M
Wat work I H
Fur full particuliirt at-uii lor Circular.
( I. arli I.I. Aug. 2j, lfCU-d.
CLEARFIELD ACADEMY. I
Rev. P. L. Harrison. A. M.. Principal.
rtMlE KIKHf 8RSFI0N of tha neit trh.luiii
X ytr tit tbia Ineiuution will eontrencaei
. O A I a l , tbe fit h day al hepiraober. Idle,
f uii( can enter at any time. Tbey will at
ebericed w ith tuition Iroa tbe tisna they uuru I
ibe civrte tba fei..n.
1 be course uf mtirurtion embntrei a vary thing I
loc.udrd in (boroa'h, practical and ftetiia
I'lulit-d edueati'in tor huib vexaa.
1 be Prim-ival bavinj had tba ftdrantap al I
tturu citrcrie.ior in bia profeaaiua fttturti pa-
r nts and auard ana thai bit entire ability a&a I
vneryiei will ba drvoted to tba moral and ei
ta trHiDing f tbe j atitb plactd under bit chirp,
1 1 iti of ll mn.V
0rlhicrfi hy. Iteadina;, Writing, and Priaiary I
AritbBitlir, per SMton ( II eka) - II
Grentniar, t.rorrapby, Antbnietif, anal
Mi-tor $1 II
Alcere, tien.etry. Trigonometry, Men
auration, 8urreyir, Pbiloaopby. Phyal
ol'ry. Cbeasirtry. book Keeping, Botany
and Phyt-ieal r. fraj by . - . II
Latin, t;rk and Frtnrb, with any af tha
' above nrancte .... $11 H
Mi fO Piano f.Hfl leranni) . . . Ill M
g- No drduction will he mad for abteaea.
Xdrf r further partiralara intjuirt of
Rev. P. L. IIAKKISUN,A. M.,
Peh. t. Iftrtt if. Prineipal.
TUSCAHOP.A ACADEU7,
ACADKUIA, PI,.,.,.
IIIR fl& h t bo.-l year will begin Pcpteniber T.
We i-k Ihr atti-nfioo of parrot a and guardi.
ant lo a cvutideration of tbe inert: a of this initi
tation.
lt, l.omiloii. Healthful, attractira and ia
eviry way tavombU for pbyicl drretepmetiL
3d. So Trinpfntloiia. Removed from tba
taUsont aud loajtug blaoea incident to tow at.
3d, Iluc ntloiial AdrftDlac Earn eat
teacher and turronrdinga farorabie for iludy.
4tb. 1 ong lafctah Ulicd It baa been ia
lutx-ittlul operation ;i4 yeara, asd baa had ita
aD(i I rum marly every rut a.
6th. Moral Influriirca Tba preecpta af tka
Dible are djtily taught.
Cth, Cheap K a tea. Trim a, $200.
r-tnl for ft Ciiralar. Application aheald
be made on.
P. I. FTNF, A. M.,
J. J. PATTtRSUX, A. M ,
July 13, 170 ?ui. Priocipua.
GRANITE STATE
Military aud Collegiate Institute,
KtHd'f Tcrrv ,N 11 ,oa Naehua A Concord R.R.
lt v. & N. IIUW LLL, PrineipaU
A Jvantufft : it ire. I l.ration. yet eaay of a
otw; No r-l"in, or ptarr of Idle retort; Full
orp oi 1rarh)-it. TbuHUb iutrttioc, Ae.
Pupui reirl a; a in tune. rvud lur C ire alar.
July 2d, l.TO-ui.
1 f W iLLJ A.i.-1H., I. FA., I on Born Sin.
. V . I.bk Mttii ftu vojt, li. U., Fretidrnt. witb
j a lu.l and t tvpt-iiturvd cufe of lea.'bert. t'bargea
uioUrrte. r.tcatiuu d(l.btiul. Ike eiteui va
I'OiiJings are t ring ll urouglily reiairr4. Tba
n&l It i in ttgim AuK.l Sj, lb7U. For fartfcff
intxruiaii'.'tt ax.d.4a ilia I'rvai.i nt, or ad for
! eataoKur. J . !
TEETH!
TEETH!
KXTItACTLL) FOR 3 CFNT3.
Ettrartrd with the nte of Nitaott 0iy tiai.
nd l.otai, A.turni aiA, (the only harmlcta aid
rD.
nt Aoft'tthttiria now in nr.) by
HAYES, Surgeon Dentist,
OF CI HW l:SVILI.K. TA.,
i , i ... .. u. . i r n . u, l
! "- ..e r.. a. a
init'im 'tu Mr inrt irr paw rrruT' raj naif
i tu Uir n.im i Mitte and 1-ratt a tree! a, .et
tenbtnt' More.) wbrre be ta prepared to rreeue
hie cut-'intra in n wl Itivd np roonta, and do
ihi ir woik in thr n. t tkilliul ant workmanlike
marnrr. All work l:ie in the latest and meat
apprmrd flUia, ai d guarantied.
Dr lUvia will he engfod in hia ofllro from
the I ft le thr ti f earn mn b. 1 t.e balance of
rath swim h br will spml ia lllen Hope, Hnrntido
n.l I ul ria-rwl Mi r m IIpbI. 1 I'm.. ..J,-,
. mt , 4lMmur -li..u. write i ua nreviou wf tktir
coming, t tt.it -r hour. From ft 1 t'ebxh, ft.
ia., amt fr-tw 1 to a oVUvk, p. m.
We ne tioiie but the rrrt heat anatrrial. ard
d.r.T ciajM-tiii.. for beaiiiT. ehrarinrn and dara-
i.., T .ii, e a. a ra 1.
t at w.n.x ille, I., .Vav I.',, IStA.
"Tll mi Ht.l H'! Kt AVt'ltlMj KX-
n in
1 K At 1 are warranied -anal to an? a
Thr are pniarod Irom. tbe fruita, and wit) ha
tond lourh li tier ibaa many ol ihe Fitrweta thai
ae told. A'k jour l.n-rer or llmrvitt for Vi ilt
h.rrr't Kumflt. HARI.OM H M.U M l K
it, wphoat its.uH. ibe be-l nriicbn im the markrt
ftir l lu-mg e bet. It will color more -rater than
tour limit the an me weigbt of ioJigo, and annrb
nore than any oihir aah blue in the maikri.
1 he np't tnntir it that rot an at A l.t UK It
M. 11.1 .t:H.t;i I tK1 tl 81OHF, No JU Noitb
! Srr.d Her, Phia Irlphift- Til labela bar
I iHl-rrg r t at d frarb w'e name on them, all
rr cuiairri, ir F- oate hy 1 rv.it
nd l.rwggitie. W I LTlH.Ktt HCf I i'kl.l r l.K
,Nk he tuond on t..l lo tr a tUen..r article.
Fare Uround ha)irrt, amine Medieiwea, Chaw tie
skint. Hp sngi, 1 apo 1'ca.rt, iSas d ail
artirlt 10 the d'uf line, at
Ai.m11 u in iitviu.bK t rniu btofb.
jr- l-ia No. 75.1 North Se nd rt., 1'bila.
Farm for Salel
It IIS a ot lia K,..-koi.n, l.teef UiraH
tM.r4.). tea-rf, etn.iMmr f aKewt ITS
I a if larwitl-t lawit, leaiiat .f l.lefr It
i eleaee!.. anl tiarirff ilieren. erwlee a frtA howaa
I an4 kaai, wilh alt the wawal enwreteiieea af .
' elea.a... eawie. terwi. and Iwetwer eiartm-
Mara. rplt r. 7. M. Ml SHAY,
AIMvnee fur tlia heir, aaj ereM I aea re. tel.
) ae J4 aT-;
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