GEpiiEi.!5. GOODLANDER,
..,'EDtTR KO MorHirTUK.- .
, - . ClEA &FIELD, Vx.
WHiKedAY MOltNINCl, JAN. M. 1TJ.
E(.r'CTTD. lion. George K. Dennis,
Democrat, lis been vloctad United
States Senutor from Maryland, la suc
ceed lion. Georgo Vickers, whoso
torm expires March, 1872. '
In a IIvhry. The Legislature has
passed a joint resolution for final ad
journment on Tuesday, the 28th clay
of March. No ono will complnln
about that except the ILirrittburg ho
tel keepers.
Ttis Tune CiiANOKD.-"Local option"
wns u loyal teinpernjico song hint win
ter when the Senate was Democratic,
and urged with great zeal by tho Rud
icaj teiDpcrance hypocrites. Kow,
whon the Lagir-luturo ia liadical in
both' branches, theno same harpies
proiiounCo such a law unconslitu
tioniiU Can hypocrisy be rendered
noi glaring?
Ilis Bin, W'e notico by the Audi
tor General's report that George Berg
tier's bill ugainst the Common wealth,
fur tho past year, amounts to tho snug
sum of fifty thousand ono hundred
and twenty-seven dollars and fifteen
conts, (830, J 27 15). Bergner is the
publisher of tho Han isburg Ttkijraph,
the Radical Stale organ, and also post
master. If ho cannot make a fat liv
ing we would liko to know who can.
As Old Dkbt. Tho books in the
War Department nt Wrthngton show
that Gen. Grant is indebted to the
United Slates Treasury in tho sum
of 83,000 for money he spent and
nercr accounted for during tho Mexi
can war, when ho acted us a commis
sary and quartermaster. . Wo would
suppotso that ho hud received presents
enough since ho become President to
reiinburso iho Troasury. Ho is cer
tainly no revenue reformer,
Pexsibi.k roil Once. By direction
of the President, tho War Depart
ment has issued un order discontinu
ing the' Military Division of the South.
The commanders of tho Departments
of the South and of the Gulf, com
prising that Divisiun-, nro to report
directly to tho head quarters of the
army, Bayonet rule is therefore
about wound np on this continent,
and tho 4th of March, 1873, will "wind
tip this farce- of a government," as the
Radicals of this Congressional district
Baid on a lute occasion.
Scalawaoery. Tho Radical Gov
ernor of Georgia, before vacating his
chair, issued a pardon to six of his
confederates, who have boen indicted
for defrauding tho Htate Troasury out
often millijns of dollars during their
short stay in thai SlaVo. The reul
point in the case is, theso fellows have
not yet been tried, although big late
excellency has issued a pardon for
each. Wo suspect that the pardons,
under theso circumstances, will not be
worth tho purchmont npon which they
ore written. '
Oub. LKOisr.ATtRR. This body has
not done muoh for tho public jet.
Somebody "fixod up" tho two halls
during tho summer, and sent in his
bill for 8.10,000, being 818,000 for each
hull. This excessivo chargo has pro
duced quilo a sensation, but wo pro
hit mo it will be hushed up liko tho
Evans robbery. Somebody also stole
ii number of volumes of "Bales' His
lory," (bales' robbery would be a
better numo,) and an effort is being
liiado to find ificm. Of courso they
ar lost, and the State must pay the
bill. .
, t'oNOMifs This body Is principally
engaged in contesting seats and di
viding tho public lands among its
members. Civil servico reform seems
to troublo tho Senate just now, but if
there wus no Presidential election on
baud that would even get tho go bye.
Personal interest, instead of the pub-
lio good, seems to be the prcvuiling
sentiment in both branches. The
"free lovo" women mado on assault
upon the members lust week, but sago
Senators and brave members repulsed
the enemy after ono afternoon's sharp
nkirmisliing. The enemy withdrow
in great disordor, but may renew tbc
vllack any day.
Tuat Picture. A yeur ago -tho
filate paid 825,000 for a painting
representing tho battle of Gettysburg.
The artist took the money and duubed
A picluro, and for eight months past
baa been exhibiting it in the large
cities nt fifly cents a sight, which ho
has patriotically pocketed in addition
to (ho amount ho got from tho State.
flor "furmuig" tho picluro in this
manner he has returned to Ilnrrishurg
with it, but there no room in tho
Stoto capiiol largo enough t3 display
H. henco some partioj want il hung up
1b Philadelphia, wliiU those who Tiro
In Tor n "job" want tho Kute to build
a house at Harrisburg cipeclally to
accommodate the picture, w hich. we
suppose will cost the lax-payeia $26,
000 more. Our wise legislator have
quite an elephant on hand in this pic
ture, and it now looks ni though it
would cost tho 3uila treasury 125,000
;nore to gt rid ofik It is hard ip toll
rhicJ U Ue prevailing tnpiivo, urt or
fVbbtfj I
Damnable HtTtlalion.
Calccuzy, the Russian plenipotenti
ary to this country, has loft for St.
Petersburg; tho family fight betweon
Mrs, Grant and Mrs, Catamy having
became so notorious that one of the
government families wus compelled to
louvo Washington. The .Russian Bear
has therefore returned, to hit own
homo, where bo will not be a subject
of family debate and loyal snobbery.
Tho Washington correspondent of
the Now York Jlerald states why
Cassius M.Clay, the celebrated Aboli
tionist, wus recalled while minister to
Russia during Lincolu's reign, It was
becauso Mr. Clay was in tho habit of
loading a lowd woman into his car
riage and driving into the Emperor's
grounds, tokwhich tho Emperor pro
tested. Another chargo was that tho
woman, in u nude state, had bcon pho
tographed a-l tlia resideneo. of the
American 'minister, and tho -photographs
promiscuously distributed.
For such senndaf Mr- Clay was sent
homo. The parly . "controlled by
grand moral ideas" have succeeded in
concealing this infamous outrage to
tho present. time. Is the American
born who will not blush ut this dr.mn
able piece of Radical diplomacy f The
rosidunco of tho American mini. tor ul
St. Petersburg a den of harlots! and
naked at that ! This is not all. Clay
was kept thero as minister for nearly'
two years uftor all this harlotry wus
brought to tho notico of Mr. Lincoln
and Mr. Seward by the Russian gov
ernment. What kind of an opinion will tho
Russians have of us Americans after
Cutocazy gets homo and tells all he
knows about the present government
families ? The Clay diplomacy and
tho horse jockey President must be
subjects of rare reflection among tin
Greek worshipers.
We hope the Duke Alexis, who is
now hero on a visit, will bo utile to
oomprelicnd that Cussius M. Clay
and tho Grant and Dent families are
not representative Americana, but ob
tained position by accident and for
only a limited period.
Dole! at a i.lon.
Tho iicgrophobiuns uro beginning to
speak, plainly. Whether the "white
Irush" want to hear it or not makes
no difference- to tho Inidcri of tho
Radical party,
. Tho Philadelphia Ftett, whilo dis
cussing Mr. Sumner's equality bill,
now before Congrcas, says:
The negro must b received In the ehuretirs,
tit hotels, tb publie eonveyanoea, aud even tbe
common schools of (be land. The question is not
on of sentiment but of lav, and whatever may
be tbo drift of Ike funner, tho diroqtlon of tbo
lalter i sight.
Tbe oolueed people hove a right under tbo
common law to enter the publio bolele. railroad
oars, and theatre of tbe eounlry, and if, as at
prtaent, thoaa who manage theso Institutions
Lava to'i Hue a seiiae of superiority to admit it, it
should be enforced by law. It ia foolish and
weak to wnit in Ihis matter.
We supposo tho readers of tho loy
al organ will understand that this is a
straight forward movement in the in
terest of tho negro alone, and against
that of tho white man.
As the editor of the Journal is in the
habit of manufacturing editorials from
the columns of the J'reu, wo may
look for An etnplmtio ondorsomcnt of
this amalgamation doctrine.
Such, however, uro tho sentiments
of tho Radical leaders, but there are
but few among thorn honest enough
to express them ns menacingly as
Forney. Tho white people who ore
opposed to associating with negroes
may a well mako up their minds at
once to throw their influence and
votes against thoso fanatics ; because,
if they nixist them In their crusade, a
war of races on thU continent will be
Iho remit of their infamous teach
ing"., und that, too, within thirty
yciiis, unless tho negroes havo more
senso than their while allies.
Government RoDnKus. Tho inves
tigation of tho frauds practiced in the
Now York custom bouse by tbo ring,
fully establishes tho fact that General
Porter and Goncrul Bubcoek, two of
Grant's clerks, were partners in ull
iho robberies oommiltcd, and that
each have mado 820,000 a year out of
tho custom house, and also drew a
salary of 83,600 each us officers of the
army and $2,500 each ns secretaries
of tho "government." If thero nro
an)-other villains in tho United States,
of icspcctiiblo standing, who can do
moro barefaced stculing, Iiurnuin could
certainly make moro out of them than
ho ever made out of his woolly horse
if he could obtain and place thorn in
bis museum.
Hot.D On ! A Radical exchango
gets off tho following :
The porniciouB practice of carrying conceited
deadly weapons, wlncb baa led to no many cow
ardly manlers all orpr the country, il brine; de-eem-dly
oonderaned in vvory aeotion. Tbe only
way to break It up ia to make impripontnnnt tbe
punbdiiuent. inatund (if a tine, M ill our Icgiala
tora net tn this matter T
Why, bless you brother, tho Radi
cal judges in I'h'ludulphia order llu
negroes in that city to carry the tools
you complain of. You will ho church
ed if you don't look out. Democratic
judges will agree with ynu, but look
out for tho loyal city Allison and
Sambo. Dry up, or thry will "go for
you I"
Otu Dti.EOATE Tho llarrisburg
Ptttrivt thus dilutes npon tho action
of Iho Democracy of this county :
Hon. William Diglcr will repreHent Tlf-arnVId
connty 1o tb neat lletnoerntlc ritnte contention.
The great ptllticnl Miicrienoc of tlorernor Higler,
bil wisdom and aaf?n'eity, hie attachment to the
Democratic pnrly, nnd bis libeml views nn ,ui,lie
JnoilionB, render bis setecliifri, at this time, when
ise oounsets are needed, t!trxe;li;&;ly appropriate.
It should b the aim of tbe licuio-iats throughout
iba State to hmlate their brethren in t:icarnel.l,
and send tholr best men to the nc-xi enroniioa.
Clearfield is always right upon this
point, She sends nnno but goo j men
to represent her.,,
CtsDgrcss, on the loth, adopted a
resolution appointing a special com
mute of live, to inquiro into the origin
and chnrnuter of the politico1 li.slurb
anecs in Louisiana, with power to scftd
for pernojn and papers. Wa hope tho
Inquiry will go fay fnongh hnck to
etntuaiit fkt fettling gun oiubroglio,
Judgt Sharnrood on Ifoinnn
Rlfht to rote.
This distinguished jurist recontly
rendered an opinion in the case of
Buruham vs. Swoaey, Involving tho
question of female suffrage in the
Si a to, Burnham was nn election of
ficer in tho eleventh district of Phila
delphia at the October olociion of 1871,
und denied Swezey (a woman) the
right to voto. Sho went to law, aver
ring "Unit sho was qualified in all ro
speets according to tho constitution
and laws of this Commonwealth." Wo
condense some of tho points of tho de
cision, which was ngiiinst hen
After recognizing woman's rights
to full governmental protection and
tho enjoyment of "ull tho privileges
which properly bo.'ong to a citizen,"
and denyingthat tho eleclivo frunchiso
is ono of them that beinjj exclusively
regulated by the constitution and
denying Unit il is a violution of cither
the 14th or 15th amendment, her voto
not being denied "on account of race,
color, or previous oontlition of sorvi
tudo," ho comes to tho consideration
whether the .word "freemen" in tho
State constitution "was intended to
continue the right of voting to citizens
of Iho male sox." Ho says:
Tliij section, so far as tho matter
in hand is concerned, is in effect from
the constitution of 1790, nnd that fol
lowed also the constitution of 1770.
In tho littler, chapter II, (notion G, it
is provided j Every freeman of tho
full aj;o of twonty-ono venrs, havinc
resided in this Slate for tho spneo of
ono whole year next heforo tho day
of election for Representatives, and
paid publio tuxes during that liino,
shall on joy tho right of an elector, pro
vided, always, that sons of freeholders
of tho ago uf "twenty-one ycara shall
bo entitled to vote, although they have
not paid tuxes. Tho constitution of
171)0 hud also a similar proviso, show
ing clearly that by "froomcn" only
malo was intended.' Por, surely, had
it not been so, iho daughters, us well
as tho sona of freeholders or qualified
i-lecliors, would luvo been included.
When Iho meaning of this word "free
men" is thus clearly ascertained from
tho language of tho constitution of
1770 and 1700, thero can bo no doubt
that it ought to havo the same mean
ing in tho amended constitution of
18;iS), although the proviso is not ex
pressed in tho same form not being
confined to tho sons of qualified clee
tors betweon tho ages of twenty-ona
and twenly two. There is ono other
clause of tho constitution in whicb tho
word "freemen" is used, nnd that Is
most unquestionably confined to mules.
Article six of section two declares that
"the freemen of this Commonwealth
shall bo armed, organized and discip
lined for its dcfVne when ami in such
manner as may be directed by law."
It is clear that the constitution con
templates Hint tho sumo class of per
sons who do tho voting shrll also do
the fighting. The correspoiidingclause
In tho constitution of 1770 is still
clearer and moro emphatic : "The freo
men of this Commonwealth and their
sons shall bo trained nnd urincd for its
defense." Chapt. 2. seo 5."
The uniform construction of the pro
vincial constitutions und charters in
which tho same word is employed, as
well as under tho constitutions trinoo
the revolution, has been in uceoidance
with the doctrino that none but tho
mules hnvo tho right to vole. A co
temporaiicons exposition is iho best
and most powerful in tho law. In
(ho Common wealth vs. North et nl.,
8 Hazard's Uep. 220, tho Supreme
Court of this State decided, when the
charter of a cliusch gave tho right
to vote to members generally, that Iho
fact that for twenty llvo years (he
females of the chi.reh had not voted,
was conclusive. Chief Justice Gibson
remarked : "Thero is no sufer exposi
tion of what was intended bv such an
instrument than usago." We can say
that we have in Pennsylvania uniform
and uninterrupted usnyoof nearly two
hundred years, showing that women
were nover intended to possess the
elective franchise. Such a usuy;o ought
to settle tho construction, oven if the
words of the constitution were moro
general and comprehensive than wo
have seen tlioni to be.
A Good Step. Congress is just now
trying to got thip building revived in
this country, from which England is
reaping a rich harvest. Del tho infer
mil tariff and slump tuxos be repealed
and economy practiced by government
officials, nnd tho remedy will be com
ploto. A merchant would bo a great
fool to pay an American ship builder
8200,000 for a vessel whon ho can buy
ono equally as good in Europo for
81o0,000. This difference is produced
by tariffs and plump. Tho movement
is a good one, but tho luriff cormorants
are tho wtong men to foster trade and
commorce, except for sectional, parti
zan or family benefit. Commeico,liko
political integrity, has received a so
rcro blow since tho Radical reformers
havo mounted to whore statesmen
onco occupied scots.
The EotinTn Sknatokial District
Hon Alexander K. McClnro has ac
cepted the nomination of the Reform
Kepuhlicuns of iho Fourth District
for Senator. Wo understand that
thoro will bo no Democratic candidate.
so that tho fight will be between Mr.
MoClnre and the Ring cundidulo of
me Kiiuicais. Mciwcon Hie two no
thinking person will dispulo that Mr.
McCluro is by n t lions md per cent,
the best man, and ought to Is clotted
In behalf of honest legislation. Tho
following is the oponing paragraph of
tho ailtlress ol the Jtctorm Kcpubli
cans to Mr. McClure:
BiR I The violent abuses of the delegate sr'tcm
in the primary notion of the KbTt HMCAN
I'AKTY of this ci'.y, as developed in many reoent
nominations, and vepccielly In the nomination of
a Senatorial cnmlttlate lor the l-oi IITI1 Ihslriet,
on tho I7lh inst., demand the positire reprobation
01 an goou nepuoncian ciltsecs.
, Ms" McClure concludes his lutlur
accepting Iho candidacy us follws :
Personally 1 am Indifferent, Indoed reftf-tnnt,
about attaining a place in tbe renate i hut if uiv
humlde services, either In the ennrass or in the
LrirleUture, can aecomplih anything in restoring
oar oity to ocnnotnjr, fidelity end justice, it is my
duly to give them. I therefore accent the reppon-
slinniy yon nave imposed upon me. ami 4 fiuvc so
nntiSed Colonel israv, and rertttested him to meet
aie tu Joint discussion before the people of tbe
eastriui every nigiu until mo eu-ciiou, (
H'-Npoctfully yuurs, c.,
A. K. MuTu sr,
, 1 1 eg mm . laasi 1 11
Thrown of r tub Ysk!!. On Frl
day, tho 12th, (he new Governor of
Georgia wosjnslwleu inollico. After
iliscogi-ng on the inefficiency of ex
Gnvrriuir Bullock and tbe groat In
(le.blX'liios of tho Slnto, ho said he had
"come to the C'huir in response to the
rnll tW'lhe people atlor a ch'uorlsss night
01 inisruir), - rviiii promises to dnvolo all
his energies to the welfare of tho Stato,
Ihfi rtcaco and nroporiiyo,fJe,ie people,
(toorgia js again free, jiUiiCUL'h fiunn-
(isllv lor;,V!f4 jj jth , hugn isbl
TA11 fff e C'iiiffci "
Ex Governor Joseph E, Brown, of
Georgia, auled a very conspicuous
part in tho Chicago convention as a
friend of Gonoral Grant and in no
small degroo aided In bringing about
bis nomination. A short time ago an
unprincipled carpot-bnggor addressed
a letter to him, soliciting his aid in
nrociirintr a declaration of martial
luw in timt Stale and by tho use of
the bayonet securing tier electoral
voto to Grant in tho coming Presiden
tial contost From Kx-Uov. Brown's
reply to this pimp of tho administra
tion, ho is evidently disgustod with
tho vindictive legislation of Congress
towrda tho Smith and regards tho
Radical policy of reconstruction us an
ignomimtjuu full uro. Being u native
of tho South, ho is a competent Judge
of whut is required to restore pe-aee
and hurmony among her pooplo, and
repudiates Grunt's bayonet policy as
applied to the Southern Stales in the
following manly and omphutio lan
guage :
"Tho Republican party has boon
constantly weakened until it is almost
destroyed in Gooriia by tho repeated
acts of Congress during rhe period of
reconstruction, prompted no ouuot by
unwiso counsellors professing to speak
for tho Stuto, who cither misunder
stood the true condition of things hury
or wilfully misrepresented it. In
either case the effect wus the same.
Congress has been misled und popular
sentiment here has bucn outraged lo
an extent that has rondercd it impos
sible for the supporters of the admin
istration to stand before it with' any
prospoct of success. I think it itn
limo unwise legislation should ocaso,
and I protest against further enact
ments of tho character contemplated
by you and others who assist you in
your proposod movement.' The wisest
thing, in my judgment, that Congross
oould do for Georgia would be to oon
cilialo her people und show them that
il is the intention to deal justly und
liborully by lliein. If a general act
was passed sweeping from tho statute
book tho lust vusligo of polilicul disa
bility that rests upon any of her citi
zens, and sho wero left as other Slates
aro to manitgo her own internal affairs
in her own way, it would do moro to
restore peace, harmony, loyalty, nnd
good government in the Stale than
anything clso that is now in tho pow
er of tho Federal government to do."
Ex Gov, Brown is no Democrat,
Ihoutrh he writes like one. llo is ut
present ono of the Supremo Judges of
Georgia placed there ry u runts
bayonets yet bo cannot approve the
suicidal conduct of the national ad
ministration toward tho peoplo of tho
South. Wo presumo tho scalawags
and carpet baggers will let In in alouo
in tho future
ArPiiBNTicKs ?oa tiik NAW.--Mr.
Scolield, of Pumisylvuniu, introduced
a bill authorizing the appointment of
tliroo hundred utldilioiiul apprentices
in tho nuvy, to bo known 11 u "inton
apprentices," who shall bp between
the ages of lifloen nnd seventeen yuurs,
and servo until they ure twenty-one
years of ago. Upon urriving nl tho
'i of twenty. one, if they pass u sat-
infuctory examination, it is made tho
duty ol tho Secretary ol the iSavy lo
appoint them as Union seamen, which
position they shall hold for life, unless
dismissed tiy soutenco ol court martial
or on resignation, Tho bill oni braces
a number ol other provisions calculat
ed to muko the sorvice honorable and
desirable.
Nor to Get a Seat. Tho Commit
tee on Elections on Thursday agreed
to report against Cessna, of Pennsyl
vnniu, in his claim to tho seal of
Myers. Tho voto was seven in the
negative and two blanks. Tho Coin
milteo also for the third time refused
to favor an extension of time for Ed
wards, of Arkansas.- This is hostile
to Senator Clayton, so far as tho
House committee can pass upon the
merits of tho controversy between the
loyal thieves who infest and disturb
that State, Tho detest of Cessna is
tho overthrow of a first-class Pennsyl
vanin demagogue and one of tho most
unscrupulous politicians ovor tastto
tbo surface.
A Skctionai. Pamtt Thero is
nothing so delightfully edifying as tho
bold uttoranccs of Wendell Phillips,
when ho takes tho idea into his hard
head lo upset the vain boasting ol 1.1s
pnrly in its moment of patriotic effu
sion. Tho claim which the party
makes of being tho party of tho Union
Is ruthlessly diKOWiied by Phillips, in
this Cushion.
It ts the first sectional party ever formed iu ttic
United cilntea. It does not know iti owe place,
nnd oalls itself a national inrly, but il 11 not a
national pnrly. The ltrpublicnn parly ia t tie
party of Ihe North, pledged agnin.il (he Ssutb to
me ena 01 Itnse.
Tho (lirl'oronco between Phillips and
his brethren is about this : lie is given
to telling the truth, whilo his col
leagues lire oblivions to everything of
the kind.
One Okhofr to Six Mkn. Mr.
Logan, n Illinois, now in ihe Senate,
snitl in tho Houso of lioprcscnlnlivos :
"Wo hnvo In tho navy, one ollleor to
every six men j 85,000,000 goes lo offi
cers, and 82,01)0,0(10 to tho men. 1
desiro to cull tho attention of tho
country to the fact that tho taxes
paiJ by the people uro being ubsorbeil
by men who havo no duties to per
form whalover." This rominds ns of
what is related of Stonowall Ja;kstm's
men, who wero wont lo bo willed his
web footcd-eavulry. Whenever they
wore passed by a regiment of eavajry,
they would yeli out, "Boys, here's a
command every devil of which is an
officer." ;
ss 1 0 .
A Rknuvoi.ent Bai.timoiikan. Tho
will of the Into Alexander Lnrniaii,
whose estate is vulued ut 0110 and a
quarter millions, contains tho follow
ing bequests to chntilablu institutions
in that city 1 Blind Asylum, 8;'iO,O0l);
Bultimnro Orphan ARylum, 810,000;
Aged Wonjcji'd Home, (10,000 1 Aged
Muu'a Ijlq.mo, 8itt,0l),0 Union Orphan
Asylum, 1)0,000 ; jubjirch Homo and
Infirmary, 80,000; jjomo of the
Friendless, 810,000; St. Paul's Or
phan Asylum, 810,000; Mount llopo
Uotrcul, 810,000; Manual Labor
School, 810,000 ; Boy's Home Society,
810,000; Poor Association, 8IO,0(lljj
Jlury land Sluto iiiblo Society, 510,000.
' Radical Cuhhhttion. A lively
nnm motion exists in political circles in
Kansas, on used Ly an rrpnse in the
Lawronco Utandnrd, wJ.iph snys nino
teen members of tho lust ijtsto Legis
lulnro were bribed to vole for Cahl
well for United States Sonator lint
winlCA', and stHtoa tho sum paid each
member. The Stanford duclaros Itself
prepared to sustain i,ts charges wild
nbuirJunt pruolB. But why grow,;
about such things T Ilia tho way
Radical Sfnalori am cloty'd thesii
Ijm&f '.:'"! , .. '
Thi Hti'Klux Jf usinrtf.
The New York S'un, un outspoken
Radical jotimul, denounces Grant's
late Ka-Klux ruid iu the Stute of South
Carolina in theroost unmeasured terms,
declaring in Iho strongest language
that the Columbia triuls have demon
staled the fact that tho shameful acts
of violenco committed in that Stato
by tho Kii-Klux have mostly been the
result of tho ill fooling existing be
tweon the worst clusses of the two
rncos, and that they might havo been
efl'oelunly suppressed without any re
sort to martial law. Indeed thero
had boon no disturbances for a long
lime when martial law was declared
for political effect at the instigation of
tho swindling curpei ouguters 01
South Carolina. They huve also
shown that the exoeutioii of tho Ku
Klus. Ittw, with its illegnl military nr
rests, hag resullod In tho scijjuro. nnd
imprisonmont of many entlinjly inria
cent persons, against whom no ovi
denco could be found, bought or manu
factured, sufficient to support a prose
cution ; nnd that tho efforts of tho
law, when put in forco, aro as injuri
ous to the community us the luw itself
is anti-Amcricnn, unconstitutional and
unnecessary. This view of the case
is, rapidly growing among tho more
thoughtful Republicans of tho country,
who sco In Grunt's repeated attempts
al usurpation, a predisposition on bis
purl to disregard nil tho forms and re
quirements of a constitutional govorn-
lUCIltj.
W'Ay If wa Done.
Hon. J. D. Duvis, State Sonator from
Berks county, while on a rocent visit
to his homo, gave a public explanation
of tho motives of the Democratic
Senators in authorizing Mr. Buckulew
lo voto for tho Republican candiduto
for Speaker, with a view of securing
the organization of the body. Ho
said to havo continued iho contest for
Speuker would merely have created
bad feeling, with no adequate return,
ms the election In Philadelphia would
soon havo given tho Republicans a
majority it) tho Senate. Mr. Davis
continued ;
" We hope to. secure, through this ooiaproniise,
a modification of the odious itegirtry Law, which
Will he a benefit to the Pcniooratir psrty through
out the Slate, 't he ISposker of tbe Senate bus
declared to us in tbe most positive manner that
he will supply two amendments to tbe Registry
l.aw, and use all bis influence in tbe Hi-nate and
Mouse to pass tbctn. The Speaker for tbe House
will vote for and otherwise luvor the adoption of
tbe amendments, and Othor protuiusnt end iiijl'4
ential wen among the lfepuolieaus of tbe House
heve said the enine thing. A good feeling is ex
isting at llarrisbnrg, and we have more to expect
now, with the assurances we have received, than
we eoutd have cxiectcd if wc bad pursued a dif
ferent oourse."
We trust Mr. Davis' expectations
may bo realised 1 but our faith in the
magnanimity of licpublicun logislulors
is very weak, when tbo odvanlagu of
their jiurty is at stuko. We believe,
nevertheless, that the Democratic
Senators did right in allowing the Re
publicans to havo control of ihe Sun
ulo, under the circumstances, though
wo would rather it hud been done
without the aid of a Democratic voto.
Erie Observer.
Tho Russian Duko Alexis and his
suite aro nt the foot of tho Rocky
Mountains shooting buffaloes.
A Bio Job. Tho New York Sun
thinks it probable that Grant's friend
Cluyton.nf Arkansas, may be expelled
from tho Senate, for his scandalous
conduct while Governor of that Stale."
If ull the Radical members who huve
been guillv of scandalous conduct arc
to boexpoilcd w hat is the Sunato going
to do for a quorum
A bill is to be introduced In the
Leg'sluluro this winter lo license
houses of prostitution. Exchange.
If madam, rumor in worthy of be
lief, wo should say th. re is license en
ough already upon that subject. Tho
members of tho Legislature may not
soo it in that light, however.
A newspaper is lo Iho pooplo what
a signboard is to the traveller. Tho
paper lells who is in business, and
whore to tiado, and the signboard
lells tho name of tho pluco and direc
tion. Then, if you want pooplo to
buy of you, toll thorn through tho pa
per wbero you stay, and what you
iiitvo.
New Military Law. A State
military convention met in Harris
burg on Wednesday last. Among
other business a new law for the gov
eriiiuent of tho Stato national guard
wus adopted, which Is to bo presented
to tho Legislature for i'saciiin. It
makes important changes in tho law
now iu forco.
Bk Consistent. The N. Y. Tribune
furnishes a table showing the real cs
into purchase of Tweed and others,
und how rich tlicy hnvo become in a
few years. Kow let it show how
Grant has emerged from poverty to
uffluonce in a few yours, nnd givo us
a list of his transactions, If it wlshos
to bo considered consistent.
Let Gramt he Gknerouh. Tho
New York Sun says tho c.slato of Ihe
late Julncs J-'jsk, Jr., does not appear
to be so largo 11 was supposed. This
renders il proper thut Gen. Grunt
should refund tho subscription of one
thousand dollars 10 tho liawlins fund
which Fisk paid for him. Let him
send on the money by express ; or bo
might remit il through iho hands Of
his brolhor-in law, Mr. Corbin.
Tu RonnKtiii'ii Congressman B.et k
has prepared n careful nnd thorough
statement of tho total amount of
mopry taken from tho Southern Stales
by tho "eurpot hng" government, lie
compute nn uggregato of ssver two
hundrod millions. Sonator Blair and
Bsyard will also sign the staUmont,
which will be submitted to both
Houses as a minority report from tho
Ku Klux Committee.
How LiTTi.r ? .Tho smallest act of
tho small President who now rules
America has just boon committed
General Hallcuk, in chargo of the De
partment of the West, is dead. To
succeed him, no ono is cligiblo but
General Hancock, than whom a liraver
or more worthy soldier does hot live.
But Gonorul Hancock does nsladiniro
the receiver of goods or ihe. iunevjr of
bull puns, and is nbovo concouling the
fuel, llunco, to vent u personal spite,
the little fellow in the Presidential
chair has recourse loanow expedient.
Mo simply abolishes tho dupurtmvul.
'ri.i. ..... ...i. t. :.. .1... ...
Imp, nine ii., in uiu im-itni-sb act, ui
pjlty personal spite In iute;feroneo
wilt publja duty that bus yet come lo
light. If tho department was not
necessary, jvny was it ijepi up, at such
great oxpose,unduf fyiierril Halluck?
Was It mewly to pruv Jo that officer
will) a semblance of rjutyf if it was
so necessary thou, Itpw can it be dis
pensed with now without dotrimeul
to publio servioor ill some of Mr.
Grunt's admirers njousa, answer
'WW) tiopoor't, "..'''.'
Coupon Jttiv.
Reading had a 8250,000 fir on Tues
day of lust weak.
Tho special olectiou for a Senator
in the Fourth district takes pluco po
the 30th. ; .
Lock Haven Is to bo embellished
with a huge boot and shoe factory
during tho coming summer.
Numerous petitions for a reduction
of the tariff on iron, coal and suit are
bct'ig lonvarQed to Congress.
An Illinois younu; wotann cut four
loads of wood per duy, in nrderto
ruiso money to got "them furs."
- Mr. O. II. P. Archer has been ctcot
cd Vice President of tho Erie Railway
in placo of James Fisk jr., deceased.
A Pittsburgh young man took mat
rimony and tho small pox at tbe same
limo. The honeymoon wasn't a suc
cess. ' Girls, do you know this 1 leap year,
and according lo custom you havo a
right to help your bashful lovers out
of difficulty r
Some onoenys the best way totiain
a child in tbo way it should go, is for
tbe person to travel that way occas
ionally himself.
A cotcmporary speaks of "a man
with ono oye named Robert Welch,"
but does not tell what his other eye
was named.
The Frocstono Quarry al Lumber
ton, In Buck county, will furnish tho
foundation slono for lho new public
buildings in Philadelphia.
Thero are 202 princes und princcssos
in Europo, with aeveral newly sel
up royal families to hear from. Tho
Grant family is still larger.
Two clerk in the Clevclnnd, Ohio,
posloffice wore arrested on Wednesday,
charged with abstracting drafts and
money orders from tbo letter.
Joe Jefferson's orange island prom
ises a yield of nearly two hundred
barrels of oranges this season. The
crop is being shipped to St. Louis.
There were forty-two murders in
Now York last year nnd ono execu
tion. Food for reflection. And tho
bunging advocates keep quiet, too.
There nro seventy seven stations o,n
tho Pennsylvania Railroad between
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, a distance
of three hundred and fifty four miles.
Henry W. Gray, is tho name of the
liadical candidate far Senator in the
Fourth district, to fill, tho vacancy
caused by the death of George Council.
Malicious hoys in Buffalo adorned
tho cont of a gentlemen Oil his way
homo from dining out on Christmas
with Iho placard : Choice poultry
inside."
An aggregato of twenty-eight thous
and four hundred and eighty hogs,
horses, cattle, sheep, and mules were
fed at tho llarrisburg stock yards lttl
woek.
Mrs. Abby Sago Richardson McFar
land is lecturing on tho Chicago Firo.
Abby is Without a husband just now
and has some leisure moments to lec
ture on fire.
At St. Paul, on Siiliirduy night, John
Betier, who had beep sepcrnted from
his wife for a year, wept lq her resi
dence and murdored hor, "literally
cutting her lieud to pieces."
Lulher Smith of Biddofurd, Maine,
convicted of shooting bis two sons in
u quarrel about somo rum has been
sentenced to ten years in tho Stale
Prison of that Statu.
The Senato Postal Commit leo havo
agreed to report Uubbuid's bill provid
ing for tho Postoflice Department ad
rurtising for a telegraph service, Ihe
sumo as letter carriage
A Nebraska married man who clop
ed wiih a young girl, was pursued,
knocked down, beutcn and retaken by
his indignant wife. Ho has guno out
of tho elopement business.
Loyal South Carolinians met on the
10th to nominate a Sonator to till a
vacancy; but they mado so many mo
lions with tho whisky bottle that tho
meeting broko up in a row.
On Saturday lasr, at Quinn's saw
mill, in Homo township, Crawford
county, Delos Crosby was completely
cut in two by falling on tho saw. Ho
leaves a wife and savernl small children.
Henry Smith, Postmaster at St.
James, L. 1., set a trap gun for burglars
last Wednesday night. Forgetting
he gun ho went to tho ofllco for some
piipern, was shot, and died next morn
ing, ' Tho ex-Empress of Hie French has
sold hor jowely to a celebrated firm of
jewellers in London for 8100,000.
Curiosity is excited us to her reason
for requiring so largo A sum of money
just now.
Tho Wharton trial is still in pro.
gross nt Annapolis Maryland. It now
seems lo be tho general impression
that Mrs. Wharton will bent-quilled.
Forty-two days have thus fur bcon
consumed in this trial.
To protect plants from freezing at
night, nothing is moro simplo and ef
fective than newspapers. A single
thicknossof newspaper folded around
a tender plant is sufficient protection
ngaipst a moderate degree of frost.
The Now York Snr tells us that
ITonry Ward Beecher has "dismissed
ull faith in tho long bejd dogma of
hell firo and damnation." Wo never
could sco how Beecher could bcliovo
in such things and do as ho does.
The Democrats of Now Hampshire,
aro forming "(Jrnnlto Clubs" in all
parts of IheSlulo, in order to strength,
en their prgauisation. We need such
a revivifying movement in this State,
and il should be commenced without
delay.
removing tho post office at Knox
ville, Tenn., to now quarters on Tues
dny a week, a packago of two hundred
letters were found. The letles were
written three your ago, nnd several
of them contained drafts nnd other
valna;ps,
Tho defeat of Scnqtor Ilnrinn in
Iowa i tho severest rebuko tho Grnnt
administration has received in Iho
west. Tho effort of Rev, it. New,
man, Grant's spiritual ndvjscr, were
unavailing und coujd not sitvo thai
corrupt member,
T')P printers of Now York comment
Dieted Benjamin Franklin's birthday
by unveiling a magnificent staliio of
tho illustrious Amt-ricun 111 Printing
House Sqiiure. Thirty thousand peo
ple wero ussomblcd to witness the Im
posing ceremonies.
Tim civil servico reform movomenl
on the purl of Grant, is only to tric'lit
on iho ofllce holders into his support,
in order to socuro Ins nomination.
After Ibat occurs tho "reform" may
go to tho dogs and Grunt ivjlj go. (o
Long Bruncli. .
According lo thu Ci(uiiisili (!a:itt
(Republican) '. 'thoro nro Jive hundred
ili. tt wot fwmdlt in thu presotil tariff
which, bench I only the parties who
mujii)ulalod it, and aro n injury to
tie country and tho treunury. 8u0b
if the roMjt o'"iial" Uajidation,
Where are They
Tell us wbore lo find thoso clerical
gentlemen who were eo violently
moved to preach the country a salva
tion during the luto war) tho men
who divided concrceation and called
down ridicule upon their guild by
forsaking the seriplnros lo deliver
orations upon the political situation.
If they aro alive to Day why stand
they idle whilo the nation's vinevurd
is being desecrated and spoliated by
the thieves of a party they labored to
elevate ovor the subjects of their de
nunciation in tho days of war f If it
was Godly in 1804, und they claimed
it was, to use the power of tho pulpit
in national politics, would it not bo
just as religiously correct to denounce
the corruption ot tbo otllcolioiaor ot
to day lrom the same pious stand
point f Tbe nationul trcusury is filch
ed from hourly j plucos of honor und
trust are sold like merchandise; an
honest official is a rariiy. Ycl few
"loyal" clerical voice are heard cry
ing from the pulpit against this great
demoralization. We want to know
where these political preachers aro
They usod to bo thick as locusts over
the land. They had a special culorio
theology for the Democrats once.
They wero "loyal" and wrestled for
tho nation's sulvation. If they are
not hypocrites let thorn open their
floodgates of goodness and wash tho
nation of .l.c Radical frauds of 1872.
Speak out, genthnsn, and let U sco if
party affiliation controlled your vltor
ances a few years ago. Let us sec
if in religious u in profttno maltors
"suuco for iho goose is sauce for the
gander," if tho Almighty' wrath i
tit your service as well for publio plun
derers as for "disloyal" Democrats.
Venango Spectator.
Tiiie Family DiBB.A.NLijjq. Jesso
R. Grant, the President's father, is
said to bo vory feeble, and has resign
ed his offico of Postmaster, at Coving
ton, Ky.
Both House of tho West Virginia
Legislature, and the Constitutional
Convention of that Stato, are now ia
session. The Speakers of all the bod
ies uro Democrats. This shows wall
for the intelligence of tho people of
West irginia. Iliey have hud ft lot
of loyally and carpet baggers.
Unfortunate. Tbe failure of Judgo
Pierrcpont to secure the Secretary
ship of Stuto after he had made Mr.
Grant a present of 820,000 should sug
gpst to expectant cabinet ministers
and foreign ambassadors the impor
tance of enforcing tho C. O. D. prin
ciple in tho sale c( public offlcea.
Tbo loyal fandango which vas kept
up nt New Orleans by tho two Radi
cal facljoin, has been closed out by
ono Democrat meeting with tho War
month faction and repealing ncarly
ti 1 1 the corrupt und infamous legislation
imposed upon tho people of Louisiana
by iho tarrpet buggers for tho past
fivo j-ca-s. This movement is tho
complete oveptliow of Grant Ii Co. in
that tstnto.
Fancv. The churnis of West Point
ers, whatever their color, aro subver
sive of tho feeble barriers whicb guard
the susceptible ftmnlo heart. It is
said that tii3 nrgrQ Smith ii engaged
to ten white girls. One of them
moves In Iho highest circles of tho
Hub, whilo nnolher belong to one of
tho most aristocratic families in I'lnlu,
delphiti. There is no accounting for
tho tusto of some pcoplo.
A resolution in favor of tbo ono
tcrm principlo was pussed the other
duy by iho lower houso of the Missouri
Legislature by a vole of 80 to 21 ; and
tho lower House of the Kansas Legis
lature has just adopted n similar dec
laration. Tho people nro for this
principlo everywhere, and will mani
fest il in a way thai cannot be quae
lioped, nt the propor tfmo.
itw dvo'tistmcitts,
I)HOrOAI.!4. The School Pirectors nf
Knox district will meet al Turkey Hill School
House, in sai l district, on Katurdar, tbc 3d day
of FebrjvTi I'"!. ' 1 o'clock A. M at which
time and place tbey will receive proposals for the
ereotion ol tae new Sc&nnl II. mace in aaid dia-
triau Contractor to furnish all tho materia)
Plana and spr-oiflcstions of said bouses ran be
seen by calling on tbc undersigned at their resi.
deuces. 1'. A. UUlVI.btf, I'ree'u
U. J. Ki orpr, Secretary. janUSl
THE SMITH HOUSE,
(Opposite R. R. Depot.)
CLEAKFIELP, PEN'N'A.
ffnHH midcrsigned, bavlne: become peoplietor
X 'f this house is ready to enlcitstn etmnj-crs
and travelers, end therefore ioti its sojourners to
give hi ir. a OMll. lii Table will be supplied with
the bct tbc retract affords, and t.is llsr will con
tain fhechol.-csl of wines and liquors. Eitinsivc
stnldinft is attavLed, flint-res moderate.
jntiluii JA.MK8 M.-LAIUIILIN.
LINT OP JtlHOItS DRAWN FOR MAtJHl
Term, IS72, commencing 3d Monday, It-tb:
Oca, W. Dotts...Decoaria
Alex. Morray..llirard
I. . K. Hcfuliy HuMoh
II. Woodward.... Huston
I. C. MoClolicy..Krt'ee
A. L. Ilickok Knoi
II. It. Mellbr ..Hell
Edwd. Albert I!ojrrs
Kli llarnmn llradv
Wm. Drockbenk...
Othello Snieod-.ltiiriiaid,.
Abm. 0den...Lawrcnoa
A. McliarTav Chest W. P. Knlton
Jno. Mulsoiut'ovlnfrtcni'Jos, Vojtrr.,.
Oeo. Yonnjr... .Clearfield
A. J. J.ikion.N. Wash
It. 8. linllcy Osceola
l". M. Uoff '.-nn
U. W. Uheuui.. "
U. I,iporte...CNrn'evillc
p. Copelioj,,...,,. Decatur
Robt. Neeper, Pike
ruivr.usa -:-ncni
Jno. II I)iltoa.n.i)eocaria Kcnleioy...Porniton
II. W. ilolL 11,11
F. Coutriel....
Wm. Henry, rllootn
W. II. Uill....".....CI'f'd
r. ft. Cross.. lloftirs
W. Korcoy Uradfurd
Den'l Kenhart. "
Wm. Tucker -
Jos 8. Showers..,. u
I). O. Ncvlinir.....
Awns IJonsall Dradv
Jas. A. Moore.. "
A. Penta, Sr.......
t)en. Penta ,.
S. C. Diinlep.'..,., -I
f. K, Porter....... '
3ns. Haley Hurnsido
W. llrolbera.... "
8. Newcomer.,, '
K. McM etcr.. "
1. Met lltre..CurwcnsY'e
Wm. A. Reams.. isceetur
V. IMuhell tlirnrd
R. Kvler M.,.liosbcn
M. Nichols Lawrence
Jas, Fulton.. . "
(tea. It. Dillon. ...Morris
8. Thnmpson...N. Wash
V. Shepherd.,,,
II. ii. nurd..:....
Haw'l Byorf
I'
..t'besl
a. . rlose
Wm. T. Irwin tIV
J.D.AIclandOT..WvodnJ
JEAp THIS
FLOUR & FEED DEPOT!
The attention of the eitlirns of i'leardead and
tiolnily is directed to the hrt llial UuodteUow A
Son are the agenta of M. Nisoo t Co., and hare
Juat rrceired a half doacn cat lons of Flour and
Feed, which they offer at the lowest possible Gf
nres. A largo etaok of ,
FLOUIf, COW WM, CHOP,
BlCKWKKAT FLO I'll, bit AN,
Potatoes, Shelled Corn, Oars In ear, aVc, Ac.
Particular attention le called to M. Kieoa t
Ci.'s brand of Family Flour, which ii th beat In
the market. r ,
Flour and Vocd cn and will be anM cheaper
tnan it cp be ooialnea elsewsorQ to cieartleld
oouoiy,
fjfilnr ns Market itrori., teil door In Hon,
Alfaapder Irein'i residence. ' '
QOOPFCLLOW i BON,
(eauriitioiui.
MISS H, S. SWAN'S "
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
CLEARFIELD, FA. "'
rpiIK WINTER TEHM of fourteen weeki, U1
X oouiraenoe Monday, Jan. 1st, 1872.
TKRM8 Of TUITION'.
Reading, Orthography, Writing.Objecl Lea-
sons, Primary Antbnietle and rtmary
Dcnirraphy 1 0e
History, Loosl and deieriptlee tiaotrrapby
with Map Urowiog, tirammar, JUcntaJ
and Written Arithmetic. I 00
Algebra and the Soteneea M II (10
Inslrnction lo instrumental mosie 10 00.
Oil painting, H lessoni Ii 0
wai work on
For full particulars ssnd for Circular. .
Clcarnold, Sept. 7, 1870-lypd.
SEW VASHIXGT0. AC.4DEaMY,
Clearfield County, Pa,
rpiir SKCOND SESSION of Oiii iu-fflnttoa
1 will oommenfM; on ihe firnt Mondar of fiovou
tier next. (Ttriu. t.v uiontliF.)
Tbe rurr.oulum nf tnd.T will euibrnct t rgA
nd thorough curpe in everr hranrh requil( lo
ft trtwhral ati'l rcmpJihfMi eilucaUus.
Hpciftl Attuntioo given to proni Jeriricg io
qnAhfj tticniselvvi fur th prrtfciitun of UfteUtfig...
Aliu,lu vucnl nd irnirumenUl nuiio.
Puuili will ipt lrui(Ud at anv time durmc tb
Hfoii'iD, and chnrtd froia tttne of cplerioK to tbo
cloie of tbe torm. No deduct. on will b ma do
for absence, exoi pt Iu caici of protracted illncii.
HiO'itnt deeirtng room for 'Vlubbinf " can bf
ac'(ntodated at moderate rate.
Good boftnline caa be nrocured at lower rate
tbaa an; other jiiaue la the ouunty. Three dol
lar per wock at publie and prirute bousrt.
tot purLicuiM-! aaureca
UEOItUE W. IKNT8, Principal,
iept20'71-tr New Wafbingtca, P,
CLEARFIELD ACADEMY.
A Slalf and Female Claiafcal High School.
Each Department K-pa rate, IXotiiiCt and
Cumplrte In Itaelt'.
fpiIE i holm tie year of thii Iostilutlon Ii dlvl
1 ded into two truncal of five tnonthi ftwenty-
urte weckf) each. Tbeflrit iciiion eommeneei on
th first Monday in September; the lecond, onthe
fimt Monday in Febraary.
Theoonrie of iiiftruetion embToei every tblnj
nocciiary to a thorough, rraetieal and aecoinpliib
ed educatioTi of both pcxen.
Pupil will b admitted at any time and chargti;
from date of entranc to the close of the chiod.
Ho deduction will be mnde for absence, except
hi caeet of extreme and protracted illneaa.
Student from a distance can be accommodated
with board at low rate.
Fur particulars, lend for circular, or addreii
Her. 1. L. UAUKlHUXtA. S!.,
July 26, lSVUf. l'rincipal.
rnl tfstatr for alt
Farm for Sale !
rpiIK onderetgncd, reitdia; in Bof gi townships
g offers fur tle hi furm, eonUininK ONE
HLNDHKO ACHtS 76 aero or whicb U clear
cd and un itr cultivation ; having thereon erected
a frame dwelling boue, log bara and the usual
outbuilding", together with 120 bearing fruit tree
and an excellent spring of water. A three foot
rein of COAL and a three-foot rein of FJRB
CAV. both open, which can be een at any time
by calling on tbe prcmiaes. Tbl farm i situated
one fourth of n mite frora Wallace ton station, on
the Tyrone 1 Clearfield Railroad. Title indiff a
lable, and possession girro at any time. For
further particulars call on the premise or address
HKNRY A- SUIMEL.
Wallauelnn, Janaary 17, 1S72 3m.
House & Lot for Sale or Ken;!
rTMlK andcigi.t offrnt for rale or rent, npon
I rc!tinn.ltle lertnt. two ilorr dwrlMnv. ttit
Mid stft'il, fn Rloomiogton. Plkv tonuliip. For
Wnnft, Ac, epply to I.LWXS I. BLOOM.
Jatettary Sd. 1372-tr.
House and Lot for Sale!
F"MIE nnderslgued offers at priva'e i1e a boate
X and lot situate in Witltaceron, Clearfield cono
tv, ra. Two story liiu-, 19x2S, with kitchen
nftarhedi plastered tbrousrhout. (ood wU on
the prcioists. The terms will be reasonable. For
further information inquire of nr address Jus. B.
Mi'KrwIlr, attorneT-nt-luw, ClearflrJd, Pa.
janltl-st '.Mns. MA1UA J. WAPLB.
Coal TjuikI for Sale!
rriHg underpinned offer fnr rale a ralnsble plec
X of '1 Incl, situate ia Delator township,
Clearfield cfluaty, adjoining lands of John Crane,
Osceola Coi and Lumber Co. and Osoaula bor
ough, oontainiog
IU Arret, SO Perches,
npJ allowance. It is underlaid with two veins of
Coal, and is atro desirahla for town lots. Thero
if a lurnpik laid out through It from Osceola to
Hiilipitmrg, and it Is within a qnartar of a mila
of tbe Tyrone A ClearQcld Railroad, and about
the same distance from the Muahanaon Branch
Road. For further information address
A. A K. McM CLlsEy,
no 22 Sin Sinking Valley. Blair Co., fa.
-T V,nT VIRGINIA
Timber and Coal Lands
FOR 8ALS1
The following tract of Timber and Coal Lands
are offered for salai Ono tiact of K,6V acre
lying on the Elk Hi-r, in Webster con tit 7 r thrra
tracts lying un he same river in Ilraitoa county,
two of 3,0 acres each and on of 1,000 acrei f
and one lrcl contntnibg 9,300 acres, lying on tha
(laulcy Itiver, in ii.hulas couijty. The titles ta
(beta la14.lt ata perfect,
Any U. j.atiua auncarning these Is nd scan b
bad by addressing , 4 G. P. F LEGAL,
March U, ltU-tf. Pbilipsburg. Pai
,. DENTAL CARD.
Da. A. M. HILLS
Would sav to hi ratlents ttnd th ttuh-
lio KVi'ersIly, that, having diisolred pArtnershia
wi'h l)r, thaw, he is now doina tho entire wora
of his oCtr-o himself, so IsMt patient need not fear
firing put untr the liana or any otht-r operator,
llatinr obtained a redaction of the natent on the
plate mstorinl, I am enabled tu put up teeth tnoeh
ehenper than formerly, i also have Dr. Stack's
(intent process for working rub Iter plates, which
make a much lighter, mora elastic and stronge
plate for the same amount of material, and pol-
ifovs mi" iuam on ouin xiit'S, reminug it mac a
aiort-esify kept clean. Hneeial attention naiH tu
the prejcrention nf tjie pstural trrlb.and all work
guaranteed entirely eahsfaotory to patients.
w-umfe at tue ohi corner, opposite th Phew
II D use. Office h Mir from 8 to 13. a. ui.. aud I to
5, f. m. Tatlent fnm a distance bould notifo
ni a few day brf.Trhnnd of their intention ta
come. Always at home, unless other notice sp,
pear in both th en a my paper. febll'71
S. rOKTEE SHAW, D. D. S.,
Office in Manonio Ruilding,
CI.KAKKIELD. PA.
I tilth)! of tbe natural tectt: is a bra!thv.-i-
eervativcand usrf-.il condition is imtl a sneeiatty.
IlllHMl SaO.l BlBl.lt.iHBtlsink et..!..... 1H lUi. .1. -
jaw and associate parts, are (retctf snd correctrt
wnn tair success, lvxaminaiious and consuit.T-'
lions rnait. Prices for partial and full sett J
teeth aiQch lower than in I8TU. It would be Wee
for pntionts from a distance to let ui know bv
mail a ft w days h.fit rur; tg th ffftce, H
is very important tjirvt chilyr 1 bvwn th ag'k
of six and tw, .rt si.i.uid have their teetL
examiturd fiy 4iiftjr.cjia Teett are rctnovrJ
Iitbo paiu. ' ' febl571 7
ZmT STEWART, D. D. S.,
Office over Irwin's Pins; Store,
HIW CI RWKNSVIll.K, P.
All denial operations, eillier in Hie mHisli.lsl
or nperallve braner, (iromplly alleti lej lo sad
sillsfiiclinn Kiiarantrel. bjeutal afirMhm rtnitl
In (lie treuliu.-nt of diseases of the e.iueal teeth,
(urns in) innnlU. Irre(iilarity of terlh suc
'i pilulljciirrrole'l. Teeth oxlrete(j silthont paia
hy the lien uf Kther, and arlifleftl lettb Inserted
of the West material and warraivjci to render sat
Isfivetion. aprlHI)Tl:lj
To Adici-thscra. All ,iersoa nlie eontem
plat, making eontrnete with newspaper fur the
insertion uf adverllsewent shou'd send to
CJco, lloucll A Co.
for a Clrrutnr, ar inclose f . cent a for their OtiC
II mid red Paifo I'amphlH, oontaining Lists
of l.nuil Newkpsittora and estlmaie. showing th
cost of advertising, also many useful bints to ad
vertisers, and sumo account f the ? aperient? of
men who are known as ttiicrraaiiil Adicr
tUrru 'This Arm are proprntor of the Auieri
oau Neyspnpvr Advertising Agcnev,
JJ Park Itow, 'IS, Y.,
and are nosicss,-.! of tuieeiialul (o-illtiea fur ss
eurli.g tlio Insertion ol ndeertireinttils In all
Newspapers and Tortus'ieals at lowest rote,.
nnv;a 2 in
TTASTr.O -Annnmairlid j-iioii,n'no,wlll
T I some eiei'K'Upn j. eentnf jnj
aeqnafQiue III ti.e eounties t.rClser'!hl
sod
jit 'iinjiu, to sen oout mr a wioini a'"
wijl'j ll"iin, M' trairiiitf and ittlieruise.
Address- h MIT II A HLM'ZKB,
yi M A'sf y ,V, TJ,ltt fu .'bjiaWjV-