GEORGE B. GOODLANDER,
antron 1 noriiio.
CLKAKKIKL1), PA.
WEDNESDAY HORNING, JULY IT, 1871.
Democratic National Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT,
HON. HORACE GREELEY,
or aa ro.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
B. GRATZ BROWN,
or nisyorat.
Democratic State Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR,
CHARLES It. BUCKALEW,
OF COLOMIU COllSTT.
FOR SUPREME Jl'DUF.,
JAMES THOMPSON.
or III! COUXTT.
FOR AUDITOR GENERAL,
WILLIAM HARTLEY,
or aanroaa covktt.
FOR CONGRESSMEN AT LARGE,
IIENDRICK B. WRIQIIT, Lusern. county.
RICHARD VAUX, Philadelphia.
JAMES U. HOPKINS, Pittsburgh.
Delegates at large to the Constitutional
louveiuiou.
Jeremiah 8. Black. York.
Uwt. W. Woodward, Lmerne.
William Blgler, Clearteld.
Frank B. Uowan, Philadelphia.
Robert A. Lamberton. llarrisburg.
A. A. Purmao, Weynesburg.
James Ellis, Pottsville.
Oeorge M. Dallai, Philadelphia.
John A. Campbell, Philadelphia.
William L. Corbett, Clarion.
William II. Smith, Allegheny.
William J. Bacr, Somerset.
B. C. T. Dodd, Franklia.
Samuel II. Reynolds, Lancaster.
ELECTORS.
SMATOalAU
Eeana Cowti, of Westmoreland.
Uauaaa W. Siuan, of Franklin.
airnisruTiTiva.
dun Miami, of Erie.
Joan 8. MlLLia, of Huntingdon.
B. Uaoas Far, of Philadelphia.
DiHneft.
1. Thomas J. Barger.
1. Btepk. D. Aaderioa.
. Joha Moffat.
4. George R. BerrcIL
. To be tiled.
. Isaiah B. Houpt.
T. Samuel A. Deer.
. Jesse G. Hauler.
. Hiram B. Bwarr.
1. It. Reilly.
II. Joha Kunkle.
1!. Fred. W. Gnniter.
IS. D. Lowenberg.
14. Jease McEnight.
It. Hear Welsh.
1. Henry J. Stable.
IT. R. W. Christy.
18. William F. Logan.
19. R. B. Brown.
10. F. M. Robinson.
11. J. R. Molten.
21. T. II. Stevwneoa.
1.1. Joha B. Hard.
24. George W. Miller.
Democratic County Ticket.
For Delegate to Conrtitntlonal Contention,
W M. M. McC ULLOUGH, of ClearBeld,
Subject to the aetioa of the Diitriot Conference.
FOR ASSEMBLY,
JOHN LA Wall E, of Osceola.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
JOHN I. THOMPSON, of Curweuavllle.
(ror Hum ,., )
GILBERTS. TtlZKH, of Cheat Township
,ror one year.)
FOR COUNTY AUDITOR,
J AM EM H. HII.R, af Lnmber City.
A Heavy Loss. Gillmore, tho pro
jocter of the) great Boston Musical Jo
Wee, ha jtint balanced his books nnd
finds thnt his account Is "short" $150,
J0O. No music in that, certainly.
At Work Hon. A. K. McCluro,
Chairman of the Liberal .Republican
State Commitleo, lias issued a stirring
address to the people of Pennsylva
nia, lie handles rogues without
gloves.
Old Su nihj r y. Tlio ancient borough
ofSunbarjelebratd Hi onehundreth
auivorsary on the 4th. Just as at
tikia place, a heavy shower took all
tVie starch out of white dresses and
pants and melted many sweet things.
Fatal A r mat. On tho 26th of
June, two men named McGowan and
Tarker, citizens of Lock Haven, had
quarrel, the former striking tho lat
ter on the eye, producing gangrene
erysipelas, causing the death of Purker
on the 4th. McGowan Is undor ar
rest. Tin Work Ukoum. On their re
turn from tho Baltimore Convention,
lion. Kdgar Cowan, Senator Wallace
and Col. James K. Kerr, of Pittsburg,
were detained at Uarrisburg for the
fiurjioso of addressing a grand rutifl
catiwi meeting, which they did as
aaal, ably and eloquontly. We will
gltie Mr. Wallace's speech in full neat
week.
Nominated. We notice that tho
Democrats of Indiana county have
nominated that storling Domocrat,
J. M. Hartor, of Cherry tree borough,
for Sheriff. This is dosorved com
pliment to an honest, upright citizen,
lie deeorves to be electod, but we pre
sume ignoranco and superstition will
a heretofore carry the day in that
benighted and plundered county.
Fun Ahead. It is staled upon
fnrotty good authority thnt Ex Gov.
Hurtin and Hon. E. O. Porrine, of
51 ow York, will addross tho people of
ttlne oukBty bokiro tho October elec
tion. Whoa tbrse culubralod stump
speakers wore here bcioro, they nd
dressed different mcclings. On this
occasion they will "peak from tho
same stand. Tho Winnebago Indians
bad boiler pack their traps.
Progressing. The rail road from
Ijewiaburg, Uuion county, to Tyrone,
Blair, county, it now all under con
tract. The dialaneo from Tyrone to
Iiewisburg is 80 miles, and from Clear
field 127, by the new route, making
the distance 25 miles shorter than by
Jjock Haven and Wllliamaport. The
Jirojjw iinme of Una road is the "Low.
sba Centre and jSprnee Creek Kail
road," nnd was originally designed to
tap the Pennsylvania fail road at the
alter place, but Tyrone haa literally
jobbed Kpruco Creek of the honor and
roni9 of Vhc depot or the now line, j
The tjmestlbn BellleeJ.
Tho Demooratlo National Conven
tion assembled at Baltimore on tho 0th,
and nominated Hon. Horace Greeley,
of New York, for Tresidont, and B.
Grata Brown, of Missouri, (now Gov
ornor of that State), for Vlco President.
This to as, personally, is a "bitter
pill," but boing a disciplinarian, and
the proceedings of tho Convention bo
ing harmonious and honorablo, we ac
cept "the situation," with tho hopo of
electing our noblo standard boarora In
Octobor. Suvo tho States, and tho
General Government will not bo long
in the hands of froobooters and corrup
tion rings. Domocrulio Governors
and Dcmocratio Legislators in threo
foiirths of the Statos, will soon re-establish
the grand ok' diielrines of our
party evorywhoro throughout the
Union. Giro the "Old Union Savers"
the Stutes, and it will not bo long un
til America will be free, and the Con
stitution respected and restored.
Personal opinions und ambition, tntiHt
bo given up for the common good, und
parilzans give pluco to Patriots, so
that Blatosmon can bo put into tho
positions now filled by demagogues
and corruptionisls.
Tho question presented to our road
ors is a plain one t Greoloy, or Grant.'
In voting for the furtnor, wo vote for
a man of acknowledged ability and
unimpoachable integrity, whilo tho
poor thing now bathing, smoking,
drinking and uorscriicing nt Liong
Branch, New Jersey, poiesses nollher
trait. Intellectually and morally Mr
Grocley is as high above Gen. Grant
the stars are abovo tbo earth.
Horace Greeley will bo tho next Pres
ident, strange as it may scorn to many.
The singular unaminity by which Mr.
Greeley was nominntod is very strik
ing. No section can boast over an
other, because all seemed to act from
patriotic motives. The opposition was
the most insignificant, in numbers,
ever offered against any nominee.
The first ballot resulted as follow.
noraee GreeleT of New York Mil
Jamee A. BeTerd of Delaware. It
Jeremiah 8. Black of Pennsylvania 11
'. 8. U roe. beck or Ohio I
Blank '
For Vice President thore was slill
more unanimity : Brown, 713 Ste
venson, 6: Blank, 13.
Tho vote by States was as follows :
Smth.
Hormf Oppo.
67resr. eifiea.
Alabama ,
Arkaoaaaa
California.
Coaneotieutw
20
It
11
11
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41
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21
IV
14
18
14
IS
2
21
10
IS
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10
To
la 44
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SI
s
14
14
IS
IS
11
s
Delaware..
Florida. ,
Georgia.
Illinois.
Indiana.
Iowa.. ...
Kanf
K unlucky...........
Louisiana. ........
Maine.
Mar; land.
Maj.acau.eua....
Michigan
Minneeola.....
Mississippi
Nebraska..
Nevada.
New Hampshire..
New Jersey..
New York
North Carolina...
Missouri
Ohio- ,
Oregon..
Pennsylvania......
Rhode Island
South Carolina...,
Tennessee
Teiai
Vermont.. .MH
Virginia ,
West Virginia....,
1
Total . Ms
Of the voles for tho opposition)
Pennsylvania cast 21 for Jeremiah S.
Black, Now Jersey 9 nnd Dclawaro 6
for James A. Bayard, and West Vir
ginia 2 for William S. Groosbock.
Thoro were 8 blanks Pennsylvania 2,
Georgia 4, and Florida 2.
Tbo voto of Pennsylvania, 63 in
numbor, was divided 85 for Grooloy,
21 for J udgo Black, and 2 blank. The
blank votes were Messrs. Casbiday and
Roilly, of Philadelphia.
Tho voles for Judtje Black wore
Messrs. Wallace, of Clearfield; Mack-
ey, of Clinton ; Smith, of Lancaster;
Boyer and Acker, of Montgomery;
Brinlon and Monaghan, of Chester;
Got-and Boyor, of Borks; Albright,
of Lehigh ; Armstrong, of Dclawaro
Loisonring.of Northumberland ; Play-
ford, of Fayette; Latta, of Wosttnore
land; Bstiey, of Allegheny : Carrigan,
McMullcn, Ladner and Fox, of Phila
delphia; Wilson, of Dauphin, and
Yorkes. of Berks.
All the remninder of tho dolegalion
namely : Messrs. Cass, Barr, Camp
bell, and Winston.of Allegheny; Ran
dall, Josephs, Piorco, Locch, and Lex,
of Philadelphia; Collins, of Cambria;
Wilson, of Beaver, Carpontor and
Crano, of Lancaster; Handiill, of
Schuylkill; Gloningor, of Lebanon;
Case, of Monroe; Paulli, of Northamp
ton ; Lamberton and Brundage, of Lu
aorne ; Piolott, of Bradford ; Piatt, of
Wyoming ; Creswell, of Cumberland ;
Dunbar, of Perry; Duncan, of Frank-
lin; Cofiroth, of Somerset; Burns, of
Mifflni Spccr, of Huntingdon; Perks,
of Centre; Elliott, of Tioga; Hutch-
ineon, of Krlo ; Krolz, of Elk ; Ticrco,
of Mcrcor; Husson, of Vonnngo ;
Buchanan, of Greono, and Clendonin,
of Lawronco ; thirty five in Dumber
voted for Mr. Greeley.
Dkad. David Paul Brown, an eml"
nont Philadelphia lawyer, diod in that
city on the 10th Inst., aged 78 year.
He continued, until quite a recent
period, tho professional labors in
which he had boon engaged tor more
than half a century. A brilliant ora
tor, with fine and variod powers, he
was distinguished in ovory sphore he
entered. As a lecturer, a publio
speakor, a dramatic poet,' as woll as
an advocate, he onjoyod groat and do
served celebrity.
Not Through Yet. The County
Auditors of Indiana county, who have
been settling over since the 21st of
January, adjourned on the fid insl., to
moot again on the ISXh of August.
We wonder whothor tiioy will find
the stolen bonds. What doypakjiow
about (1, Sanoom r
The 11tr$orKx-Hrtrelarv irrllt.
Hon. Gidoon Wells, of Connecticut,
Secretary of the Navy under Mr. Lin
coin, haa wrltton a lottor defining bis
position on the Presidential question.
Like our humble self, he was a good
deal disappointed with tbo result of the
Cincinnati Convention. Mr. Wells
says:
It would hava been difficult to hava found a
more disagreeable, objectionable eandnto to three
fuurtlis of the men who must vote fur him, if he Is
to be clrotei. than Horace Groeloi. But. while I
have for a lifetime been oposrd to (Irerley on most
subjects, I think him Infinitely preferable to II rant.
The question Is not a personal one, and ought not
to be so oonsidored. The Republican pane haa
performed Its mission. Its organisation Is kept
up and prolonged, not to promote essential nrtnel
plee, not for the Interest of the oountry, tiut to
subserve the selfish purpose of a few Individuals
who have their own ends to acoompllsh. Under
these elreumstauoes aehnngo of administration is
absolutely necessary. We mnst get rid of Great,
urauusm ana ine neteiui policy wbica lor several
years haa been pursaed, or oar federative system
of the United Hlalee will be entirely subverted.
Let the government baoome consolidated, and dis
ruplion will soon follow. Wo shall be brokea up
into seotions and warring factions. Grant has
evidently ao eomnrehonslon of our governmental
system, nor does he on re much fur it. To oom
mand aud obey are his Ideas of government. He
knows nothing of eonsltutional restraint. The
place he ocouptcs he considers his right, a per
quisite he has earned. We must get rid of -his
man ana nit evil surroundings, ureeley Is not
the man I would liaro selected, but bit election
would be an advance, an improvement on the
present state or inings. A orooaea sues use oc
made available to beat a mad dor.
It Is nccrsssry that wo should dismiss minor
differences and conoentrate on one candidate. ' If
wa cannot hare our first oholce Ictus have tho best
we can get. ir we can eleot a new Chief Magis
trate we oan eleot a new and better Congress, and
we shall rescue the government from unconstitu
tional hands and Irons military rule. Borne of
tae ostretne and impracticable free traders, as
they call thomeelvee, propose a new ticket. This.
if it can do anything, will aid II rant and enlsttng
evils. Why talk of free trade and revenue while
the government itself It In peril t I am for rescu
ing the government and preserving free institu
tions before contending on mere matU'rt of ex
pediency. Urent baa not a single quahOoatloa
ror Chief Magistrate. Ureeley has some. Grant
hat tome vulgar cunning and is extremely selfish
and avaricious t Greeley hat intellect and a-ener-
oat and patriotio Instincts. If he It elected be
will have a new and different Congre.a, and all
Presidents aro more or less influenced by their
irienas.
This extract covers the whole ground,
and are just the sontiments which
should spring from every Patriol,who
loves his counlry as dourly as be doos
his own offspring. How truthful the
remark : " Vhy talk of free trade and
revenue while the Government itself it
in perilV Save tho Nation first, and
debuto the policy quostion afterwards.
Again : What would be said about
two parents who could stand and do-
bato about the kind and style of cloth
ing their boys should wear, or the
profession thoy should adopt, while
the boys wore at the bottom of a woll
drowning? Had they net bettor res
cuo the boys first; and debate tho
clothing mattor afterwards? We say,
strain every nerve to got a statesman
into tho Presidential chair, and thon
arrango tho policy of tho country af
terwards. Every freoman should labor to re
move Ihoblochoad and his robber ring
who have rnado merchandize out of
everything they como in contact with,
and turned the Whito House and the
Cupitai into brokers, rooms for tho
sale of officos, and tho publio lands
for their own use and behoof, and if
not turned out will sell and betray the
Nation into the hands of somo Despot,
as so much merchandize.
Voto for "PRINCIPLES NOT
MEN." Savo your Liberties; and it
will be an easy matter to protect your
parson and property ,and regulate Pres
idents, Governors, Congress and State
Legislatures.
County Commissioner. Tho death
of Mr. Buck having created a vacancy
in the Commissioners' offico, it be
came the duty of tho County Com
mittoo to nominite a candidate to be
voted for this full, who will bold the
office for ono year.
We understand that the Chairman
of tho Commitleo, Mr.' Krobs, vory
properly addressed a letter to Mr. G.
S. Tozer, inquiring whether he would
accept the nomination for ono yonr, if
tendered by the Committee ; and that
he bas answered in the affirmative.
This we prosume will sotllo tho ques
tion, and Mr. Tozer will be tho nonil
nco, and will bo electod this fall for
one year. Having run next to Judge
Thompson, nt the primary election,
it was simple jtistico in tho Committee
to tender him the nomination. Tho
tickets for Commissioner will be print
ed, viz t John D. Thompson, 8 years .
Oilbert S. Tozor, 1 yonr. This wo
bcliove is tho first timo since tho or
ganization of tho county that a va.
cancy has occurred in this offico, ex
cept in 1803, by the death of Mr.
Mcrrcll, who died several months
previous to tho expiration of his term.
Astonished. Woodchopper Groo-
ley made a pop visit to Boston on tho
4lh, and on bis return home stopped
ofT nt Newport, where the fushionablo
and snobby people are now assombled
to wash themselves. A Bohemian
informs tbo publio thnt upon loarning
that tho next President was approach.
Ing Newport, all rushed to the dopot,
to seo him. Whon tho train stoppod,
tho Chappnqua farmer stopped to tho
baggugo car, claiming somo baggago,
and picking up an old scabby vnliso,
proccodod with a friend to tho hotel,
currying his own lnggngo, to tho as-
lonishmcnt of all tho snobs present.
Tbo iviua of a man carrying his own
baggago is vory humiliating to Now-
port patrons, and to many who never
saw Newport.
-a as
OniTUAnr. Hon. Win. Parsons, ono
of Lock Haven's most esteemed and
publio spirited citizons, and woll
known to many of our citizons, diod
In that city on tho 30th of Juno, agod
00 years. Loss than two months ago
we enjoyod a pleasant chat with him
while passing over tho railroad from
Tyrone to Pittsburg, in the enjoy inont
of excellent health.
Goorgo Livingston, an old and
worthy citizen of Bollofonle, diod on
the 29th, aged 69 years. He was en
gaged in the book and stationery bu
siness In that borough for many years.
Tin Amiress. On or first page
will be found tho address of tho Dom
ocratio State CotnnuHoe, which wo
hope will fc universally road.
Christian Liars If tho Dovil loves
ono abovo anothor, it is tho professing
Christian who betrays his Saviour and
libols bis neighbor, Tho editors of the
Harrisburg Telegraph, Bcllofonto Re
publican, and Bailsman's Journal, are
loud profossing Christians(f) Tho
following libel upon Mr. Hartloy, tho
Democratic nominee for Auditor Gen.
oral, they havo bocn re tiding for somo
timo through tho columns of their re
spective papers t
"Harlly, the Democratic nominee for Auditor
General, was so bilter a copperhead during the
war, that he left the Methodist church becauM tbo
minister prayed that suoeeis might crown the
Union arms, and the Government bo preserved
from dissolution."
Tho Bloody Run Press, published at
tho home of Mr. Hartley, manfully da
fends him against the assaults of these
Christian editors, as follows :
"In regard to the church diflerearei, though
Mr. Hartley was positive In his views, vet henev.
er engendered strife. He was actually driven from
the church of bis eholoe by the persecutions of
that fanotical scapegrace and hypoorltloal dema
gogue, K. W. Kirby, at that time pastor in ehsrge
of the Bedford congregation. The cbar,es of the
Jimrnnl reftTred tu, are anfslr, and we consider it
our duty to refute them. Our aim is to elect lion.
Allen, Auditor-Urnral, but we cannot see what is
to be gained la that direction by villlfying and
traducing bis opponent "
So much for tho Slanderers. Now
as to Kit by. Our readers aro no
doubt awaro that ho was expelled from
tho ministry, at tho Isst session of tho
Conferonoo, at Lock llavon, for oom
milting adultery with a sister of Irfs
congregation, nftor he was convicted
of the crimo in the Court of Franklin
county.
Thore roador, you have an outline
of tho character of Mr. Hartley and
Rov. Kirby. That of the formor is
estalished by his opponent, while the
formor is condemned by the Court and
tho Church, and is now in exile, a dis
grace to mankind, and will romnln so;
unless tho Chrislian(l) editors in ques
tion can reconstruct him. Grant ed
itors should bo the last men to assail
any ono.
Accidental Loss The Standard
says: A counlry cousin who often
visits Williamport, went to a house
for "lady boarders," in this vicinity,
on Monday evening, and came away
minus (520, which ho could not account
for. A strict search of tho house af
terwards succeded in showing that the
money had been spiritually transferred
from bis pocket to a lodging place be
tween the back of a bureau and the
wall in the tho room of ono of tho
aforesaid "lady boarders." . No arrests.
Weld Said Col. McCIure makes
this practical point on his old party
friends : The Democrats of New York
having overthrown thoir corrupt
Tammany ring, it now becomes tho
duly of Pennsylvania to overthrow
the corrupt Cameron ring, which is
not only robbing the city of Philadcl
phia, but the Slate and the nation.
Tammany was only guilty of petty
larcony, but tho Cameronians are
guilty of grand larcony, and must bo
overthrown. '
Congress. The G run tiles of Erio
county have nominated Carloton B.
Curtis for Congress in this district.
At be is a Warren county man, be will
no donbt receive tbe nomination of the
"bread and butter brigado," provided :
Scofiold says so.
Just twenty years ago, we assisted
to nominate him at Brookvillo, fur
the same position, but we cannot as
sist him this timo. Ho keeps bad
company.
The Testimony ofhla otrii llouie
hotU. Tho F.aston Argus soys, Censure
from a friend is very likely to be do
served ; and it goes to the bono. Well
for hint who cun afford to take it in
f;ood pnrt. Thon, it is liko bitter
lorbs disagreeable to lako,but whole
some in its ctfect. Il is medicine which
Gon. Grant cannot eiuluro. Hodoosn't
tnko bis bitters in that way. Yet
somo of the tersest nnd some of the
most searching characterizations of
(.rant, as a inagistrulo and a man,
have been uttered by thoso who were,
or had been, his near friends. Thoy
know him woll.
''He is not fit to govern this coun
try," were Stanton's dying words.
"Grant has no more capability than
a borso," says fighting Jce Hooker.
"He Is a bad man and unfit for the
Presidential office," says Senator Sum
ner. "Thoro are sixtocn woighty reasons
why Grant should novcrbo President,"
wroto Colfax in 1808.
"Ho bas no more soul than a doir,"
said Bon Butler, less than a year ago.
ill. t- . ..... 111 L . 1 ,!
aio in nut, uuiiirunuu vy me eoneii.
lutionnl law, but by political rings"
said Trumbull.
"I can have no more to do with such
a man, says Alexander I. Stewart.
"His San Domingo business stamps
him ns a first-class conspirator," says
Gov. Palmor.
"Ho Is a man without sufficient
knowledge to proside ovor a caucus,"
said Lognn in 1808."
"Ho is making money out of his po
sition, and that's nil ho cares about it,"
said Senator Carpenter to a Herald
correspondent.
' A Good Name. Thomns JolTorson
Batidolph, of Virginia, the late tem
porary Cb airman of tho Baltimore
Convention, is a grandson of Thomas
JofTerson and a blood relation of John
Jtnndolph. Ho is a vory old man,
boing nearly eighty years of ngo, but
Is still in the possession of all his fac
ulties unimpaired. Ho is over six
feot in flight, of strong, robust framo,
the perfect typo of an old Virginia
gonllomnn. Ho was tho fuvoiiio
grandson of Mr. JofTerson, and, was
left his executor nnd given the control
of all his publio and private napors,
and ho has published, since Mr. Jelf
orson's death, over bis own namo,
four volumes of his works. He re
aide some tea) failes froas Charlottes,
villa, in Albeitasvi-ta Cawnty, Virginia,
in one of the loveliest spots ia tho
Albomarlo Valley, and, although ho is
straitoncd in circumstances, still lives
in one of tho finest ootintry rosidotvecs
in that valley, and possessos ond of
tho finest places in Virginia. Uo has
been much ia State p oJokal life, but
bas never scoentod any uoaition out
of State ltulLLios. He it a man of
bright iUJeut, atuljovos the ntiint of
rwwnenioi ins nome more man Ine
strong field of public life.
On Thetr Jtluiele.
The attempt of tho Cameron King
to squelch tho Independent ltepub
lican press who refusos to wear tho
clan collar, has put thoso journals on
thoir moltlo, and they are dealing
boavy blows, which thoir assailants
vainly endeavor to parry. Tbo Scran
ton Jleimblican counters on the Mi
ner's Journal In this stylo : .
We do not euro a feather's -weight
what any paper that woant tho ring
collar says about tbo Republican.
Whut wo do regret is that tho good
name of the Republican party is con
tinually being disgusiod by such pa
pers as the Miner s Journal. If thoro
Is a scamp in tho party who betrays
tho cottfidonco reposed in him the
Journal cries: "Don't say anything
about ill" If a thief in office robs
the people, the Journal editor whiripors
Hush!". When political scoundrels aro
exposed, and thoir punishment de
manded, tho Journal pleads for thorn,
and trios to cover up thoir rascalities.
Whon a political ring of unscrupulous
office seekers and party leeches lack
a convention and oulrugo two-thirds
of tbe honest votes of the party in the
Stato, the Journal bows tho knoo ol
tho sycophant and moeltly exclaims:
"It is bolter sol"
It is no wondor thnt swindlers llko
Geo. O. Kvanb, nnd corrupt and un
faithful officials, like Mackef, can
flourish when journals claiming to be
sound in the Republican tuitli, like our
I'oUvillo co temporary, fly to thoir de
fence when tbo more honest and in
dependent newspapers of Ibo parly ex
pose thorn.
it is such as the Miner's Journal
that brings disgrace on our honored
organization; it is they make it pos
sible for rings to rule, and destroy
tho confidence of tho peoplo or tho
party. We heartily dospiso a ring
politician, but wo despise a truculent
ring organ like the Miner's Journal
ton-told more intensely.
In a New Koi.k Tho Itov.ox Sona
tor Harlan, upon bis reliracy from
publio honors, in obedience to tbe fiat
ot his lows constituonts, is to assume
tbe place of chiof oigan grindor of tho
Orant administration, having pur
chased tbe ono half inlrost of John M.
Morris, in the Washington' Chronical,
which is to bo brought into closer re-
lations with the Administration. No
better man could bo selected for tho
place. Jamet Harlan Is a bright and
shining example ofGranlism. Fif
teen years ago he wat a Methodist
circuit-ruler in Iowa, with an annual
salary of loss than five bundrod dol
lars. He was then elocted to tbe U.
S. Senate, where be has remained
ever since, with the exception of the
brier period he ocupted a soat in Jt'ros
idont Lincoln's Cubinont. During
that time bis salary has been 15,000 a
your whon Hen a tor, and 19,000 when
Secretary of tho Interior. Yet by
the exercise of industry and economy
ho has managed to live at '.he rate of
(30,000 or (40,000 a year, and at the
same time accumulate a lortuneto
reach into tho millions. Hurlan is
tho propor organ-grindor'for Grant.
ile knows how it U tiimsell. L,ancas
ter Intelligencer.
Births, Marriages and Deaths.
At tbo convention of the Pennsylvania
Stale Medical .Society held at Frank
lin, Pa., June 12, a report was adopted,
covering the uratv ot a bill to be sub-
mitted to the Lee-ialature, providing
that in futuro it shall be' tbo duly of
ine assessor oi the various wards, bor
oughs and townships to return each
year to tbe commissioners of tbo coun
ty the number of births, marriages
and deaths. Those reports are to om-
brace in tbe case of birth full namo of
the father, name of other members of
tbe family, name of mother previous
to marriage, and placo ot birth eto
And of marriage and deaths similar
information and statistics aro to be
obtained.
Starvation Clerks. An editorial
in tbo Now York Tribune states that
"one of tho largest merchants in
Philadelphia, a man etninant lit all
benevolent enterprises and Young
Men's Christian Association, refuses
to pay his assistant bookkeepers more
than S3 per week, asserting that ho
turns away applicants daily who
would bo glad to tako that priuo, and
that any boy who for the sake of gent
ility, prefers to starve keeping books,
when be could earn five limes the am
ount as a journeyman mechanic, it a
fool."
$ru flvfrtisniudts.
QRAND CONCERT,
TO MB GIN' EN AT
THE COURT HOUSE,
IX
ii.i: iitrii;i,i, .
ox
FRIDAY EVENING,
JULY 19th, 1872,
r
! BT TIIK
Clearfield Orchestra.
AU arc cordially invited to be
, Present.
,TR A Ye Came IreupMiing on tb prrmiirt
i of thu labtcr (tier, In La wren no townAin, on
tlx Id dj of Julys I (173, one buy Maro, mp
poped to b about four yn old. Tho ownor li
n-qarited to ooma forward, pruvt property, pajr
el.arrefl and tnkt hr away, or iho will b dis
puted of aooording to law.
i ni r.n fflcufiunuDi
Clearfield, July 17, WJ. -.It.
191 Til B COURT Ol' COMMON PLEAS
of Clearfield County, Pa.
illiam Canon ) No. VI, Juno Term. 1873.
V
H nn ni.h Canon ) Rutipfrna tur dlrnrre.
Not loo la hereby liven to Hannah Carnu, ro-
pnndent In the aboro oaae, to be and appear at
ilia next Court of Cninmoo J'leat, to be belt! at
Clearfield, on tho 4th UomUv f Kept ember next,
to annwer to tho ni I e miphitnt.
1 I aj'l I VI f TT W Dl 1ST
July 17, 1S;J..M.
VPMlNIftTRATOK'M NOTICIV.Vntlco
! hereby ciTenthat let tern of adtnlnintretlnn
on tho oeuto of JOHN llLOOM, Hr., deeofd.
late or l'lke townnhlp, Cloarleld Bounty, 1'enna.,
having been duly (ranted to the underpinned, all
prrwai Indebted to laid eeUU will pleaee nake
pturmont, and thee having olalnta or demanda
It .1 I I .1 a.. I a... a
Win 'i mwm ihih jiruimnj aiiinrniirmm i"r rn-
tlemenU UKOHtlK III.OOM,
jese IT, lJI.-6t Administrator.
I V) II ftAI.li.-A DARtlAIN. A House and
4 Il la Wallaeetun, with Household (loads,
ready for oonnnaney. Lot lodsAOl dwelling aew
and eonfortablet gardee made. A,plj to or ad
dress, Mrs. I,. Tl UNKR,
JylT-Ht Wallaoeton, Pa.
(Al'TIO N. A II persons are hereby eautloned
J against herhorine; or trusting aijr wife,
TIIKKKHNA 1.AIII.K, en my eromint, as she
taring left my bed and hoard altho.t Just eauas
or preeoeation, 1 will pay no dclita of ber eoa
tracing. (1KUKUB LAOLK.
l learfleld, Jul; 17, 1S7I.-;U
POLITICAL CAMPAIGN
UK iMI'i.
S CHANT At WILHOH.
Greeley & Brown
CAMPAIQN
C A 1 H ,
Capos and Torches,
TRANttPARHNCIi: IIANNKHH.
With Portraits or ane devie. fur all parties.
Silk, Hunting aod Muslin Flags of all slaes on
hand or made to ordor. Chiuese Lanterns of all
sisei and styles i Paper Balloons. Pira Works, Ae.
Campaign Clubs fitted out at the lewest rates at
WM. F. SC11EIULE'3
CAMPAION DEPOT,
it South Third Street, Philadelphia.
JjlT 8ta aaas roa ci act La a.
gACKETT A SCIIRYVER,
naiLtu IB
SHELF HARDWARE,
ud manulWuren of
Tln,Copper& Sheet Iron Ware,
Bcoood Street,
CLEARI'IBLD. PA.
Carpenter! and Builder will do well to exam
ine our nock or
BUILDING HARDWARE & TOOLS
DISTOV'S B A WH Dillon's Crosscut, Hand,
Kip, Tenant and Oeut s Hawa.
BOYNTON'S LIGHTNING SAWS.
Smooth Planee, Mteh Planes,
Jftk PUne. lMurabi k Level-,
For Pianos. Steel Squarea,
Jointcra, Ao., te.
Firmer and Framing CMiel. Corner Chieeli,
Carpenter tSllrka, llraoea and imU,
iluriiig Machine, Ao.
Grimktoncs and Grind ft one. Fixtures,
PCYTHK, SHOVELS,
Snatui, lit i,
Hay Hakea, Hpale.
Garden Hakri, Fork, Ao , Ae.
Philadelphia Carriage BolU, Kail road L an term,
Wooden Ware, Ad.
A lino aaiurtiaent of
rOCKET A TABLE CUTI.EKY.
STOVES ! STOVES !
The Time Cook, the beat to the market; alto,
the Monarch, Ilelianee, aud N'o. 10 Iron Sidei;
Kejaer't INirUblo Hester, and Heating, Parlor
and Hal. B to Tea.
Hoof in ft. Snouting and Job Work done on
reasonable tcrtva. All urdert will receive prompt
attentma. iuijt a, m.z.
flOH MATH 1 HKAi. Oao two-eetd
l1 CAlUlIAtilC. Inquire f
jci V. U. MVLIXO. Clearfield.
)KOPOSKD
AMENDMENT TO TUB
Constitution or IVnnsjIvaitla.
JOINT P.KSOLCTION
Proposing aa amen linent to the Conititutlon of
rer 071 rani a.
B ft rfoftvti hjf f Stmnle mn4 ' of fltprt
eufnltees of the Vommontomlth of 'eMeaeraiviat in
titmtmt Amb'y awl. That tbe fulluwint; amend
ment of tbe Cotiatitutlon of thia Cnmmunweallb
be iiropoied to tho people fur their adoption or
rejeettuo. pureuani to me prmiaione ol tbe ten lb
article thereof, 10 wit:
AMENDMENT
Strike out the ilith tertloa of the etxth art idle
of the Constitution, and insert in lieu thereof tae
following. "A etate Treasurer shall beeboeea by
the qualified electors of tho State, at sorb times
and lur each term of fervie as shall he proscribed
bylaw." WILLIAM KLLltjTT,
Speaker of the H nnae of Rep reeen tali ret,
JAM Kri 8. KITAN,
Speaker of the Senate.
ArrnoranTho twentr-eroond Amy ot Uaroh.
Anno liomini one thousand eight hundred and
serenty two. JNO. W. UKAHY.
Prepared and certified for pablieatioa pursuant
to ine icnta Article or tne 1 onatttution.
FRANt'Id JORDAN,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Office See ret ry of tho Commonwealth. I
llarriaburg, June 30th. 171. 1 3m
II
ATS Si CATS!
BOOTS & S1IOESI
GENT'S FURN1S1IIS6 GOODS 1
Call at I. K YE It FLKH A VS new Slnro, opposite
Ki'troTernor UigleT rosidenne, on reennd street,
Clearfield, Pa., and exam i no bis line stock of
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes,
I'urnUhliijf Goods, Ac,
Of whleh he ii eonstantly reoelrlng a large asinrt
ment of tbe very latest and best styles, which he
will diflnoee of at astonishingly low prices.
LAKIKM, I have on hand a large and well
selected stock of those celebrated hand-sewed
MOROCCO and LASTING QAITKR8, which I
oan safely recommend to be the best in the mar
ket. Call and examine thera.
(.f.nt's Fchnihhino Goods.
GRNTLKMKN, y stock of Furnishing Goods
is eomplete. I hare all the nereides in Sesrfs,
Ties, Crarats, Ilamlkerehlefa, Underwear, Sus
penders, Collars, tl lores. Hosiery, Ao., together
with a eomplete assortment or n bite and Cloth
Shirts. I hare oa hand a Urge and well selected
stock of Hats and Caps of the very latest styles.
Also, Iron as, altars, Kail road Jfags, I m brail as.
Canes, and many other articles, both useful and
ornamental, which will he sold at fair rates.
JN6rThe eitisens ol Clearfield and vioinity are
respectfully tneiled toeall and examine my goods
before purchasing elsewhere.
Clearfield, Pa., May 11, 1H71.
(1 ELLINti OFK AT COITI
run V A D 111
The largest stock af
FlTItNITUltE
crer offered In CLEARFIELD I
At the KTKAM CABINET Snnp.eorner Market
and Fiflh Streets, CLKAHr 1KLU, I'A.
The anderslsned weald nnnnnnee to the nahlle
that he haa on hand and Is now offering ehenp for
eash, the largest stork of Furniture ever in store
ia this count, ennsliting of
t'pholstercd Tartar Bulla,
Chamber Setts, Kitensioa Tables,
Secretaries, Rook Cases,
Dedateadl,
.Pprinf Deds and Mattressra,
Lounges and llrnchre,
l'lsin A Marble Top Tables A Bureaus,
Washstands,
Cars Beat and Common Chairs,
Rocking Chain, Looking Olanea,
Window Bhadcs, Plctars Frames,
Cords and Tassels, Ao.
He also manufacturer and keens oa hand Pat
ent Hpring Beils, tbe test ever Inrented. No
famll, should o. Wlinoai laeen. nay aiaa m
goods not on hand oan be had on short notiee,
I'pholstering and repairing neatljr ueonled.
COFFINS, of all alses, eaa b. had un a half.
hoars' notice, and at the lowest prises. A dedao.
tton of Sa per eent. made for eash.
METALLIC CASKS, or Rosewood. Weln.it and
Cherr; Collins, with glass or wood lops, furnished
on nr. hours' notice.
Persona attendane. with hearee. on fnneral
ooeaslons, and oarriagrs Cymlshed whea desired.
Thanking th. puMie fnr past farora, and he
strict personal aAentton to businesif 1 hop. t
receive a auutlnuanc of the sama.
Remember the place the Steam Cabinet Hbop,
aorner of Market and Fifth 8treota.
March It, 711. DANIEL BENDER.
..A....sm ray
W.eaPttV'
Clearfield Counly Bank.
rpilg Clesideld Counte Dank as aa laeorpora
JL ted Institution haa gout out of existence be
the surrenderor Its .barter, oa May 1), loat,
All Its stock Is owned bjr th. snbseribers, who
will continue lira Ranking business at th. same
place, a. riirate Bankers, under the tru name
of the "ClearBeld Counte Bank." We ar. re
sponsible for lb. debts ol the Bank, and will pay
its notes on demand at lb. eounter. Deposits
recelred and Interest paid whea money Is left for
a lied lime. Paper discounted at sli per eent,
as heretofore. Our personal reiponiibllilj is
pledged for all Deposits reoclred end business
trans icted. A conuouanc. or tne tinerai put
ronsae of the business men of the eounle Is r.
spectlully solicited. As President, Cashlsr and
oncers of tre late Clears. Id County Bank, we
require lb. eotes of laid liana to a. presented
for redemption.
JA8. T. LEONARD, RICHARD RTIAW,
WM. PORTKR, J AS. B. GRAHAM,
A. K. WRIOHT, O. L. REKD,
WM. A. WALLACE.
'The business of the Bank will be conducted by
Joha M- Adams., Esq., as Cashier. ll-l 71
County National Bank,
OE CLEARFIELD, PA.
ROOM In Masonic Building, one door north ol
C. li. Watson's Drug HI, .re.
Passage Tickets to and from Liverpool, Queen.
town, fllasgow, Londun, Paris and Copenhagen.
Alto, Drufu for sole on the Royal Bank of Ireland
and Imperial Bank of London.
JAMES T. LEONARD, Pres't.
W. M. FIIAYV, Cashirr. ll:l:7
J. D. M'Olrk. Edward Perks.
BANKING & COLLECTION HOUSE
or
McCIRK & PERKS.
Successors to Foster, Perks, t Co.,
Phtllpsburf, Centre County, Pa.
WilKUK all the business of a Banking Ilonsi
wil oe transacted proinplly aud upon tht
most faroraole terms. tnarT-tf
Clienp I'll mi In re.
JOHN GULICII
rvESIRES to Inform kls old friends and ens-
J turners, that baring enlarged his shop and
Inoreaeed his facilities for aianutaeturing, be Is
bow prepared to mak. to order such Furniture as
may be desired, la good sty Is and at cheap rate,
for CA81I. lie generally has .a band, at fair
Furniture rooms, a Tart.d assortment of ready,
made furaitar., among which ar.
BUREAUS. AND SIDE-BOARDS.
Wardrobesand Book-Cases; Centre, Bofa, Parlor,
Breakfast and Dining eitession Tables Com
moo. French-post, Cottage,Jenny-Llnd and othst
Bedsteads Sofas of all kinds, Work-stands,
Hat-racks, Wash-stands i Rocking and Arm
Chairs t spring-seat. eaa. .bottom, parlor, .oav
moa aod other Cbatre i Loukiog-Qlaaees f .Tor
deerriptioa .a band i aad new (leases for old
framee, which will b. put la .a eery reasanable
terms oa shortest ootloe. He also keeps oa hand
or furnlehe. to order, Cora-Busk, llalr aad Cut-
tea-top Metlr eases.
Coffiii of Evert Kind
Mad. to order, and funerals atteeded with a
Hears. when.T.r desired. Alio, House Painting
don. to order. Th. subscriber also mauufae
tures, and bat constantly .a haad, Clement's
Patent Washing Machine, lha best now ia as. I
Those using this machine never need b with
out clean elothesl He also haa Flyer's Patent
Churn, a superior article. A family using ibis
Churn never need a. wtinout nutter I
All tbe abor. and many other articles ar, for
nished to eustomers eheap for Casb orezchanged
for approved country produce. Cherry. Maple,
Poplar, Licwood aod otser Lnmber suitabl. for
Cabinet work, taken la nchang. ror lurnitn'.
Mr Remember the shop Is on Market street,
Clearfield, Pa., and aoarly opposite tbe "Old Jew
Stern." JUlin Ul'Mlli.
November It, 1863 j
READING FOR ALL I J
BOOKS & ST A TIOSER Y.
Market fit., t leal field, (at the Poet Office.)
fMIK undersigned begs leave to announce t.
X th. eitisens of ClearAeld and vicinity, that
he he. fitted up a rom aad bas Just returned
from tb. ally with a large amount. f reading
matter, routining in part of
Bibles and Miscellaneous Books,
Blank, Account and Pass Decks of .very de
ecriptioa Paper aad Envelopes, French pressed
and plaint Pens and Pencils Blank, Legal
Pperc, Deeds, liortgegeef Judgment, Eiemp
tioa aad Promiamry notes I White aad Parch;
mem Brier, Lfal Cap, Record Cap, and Bill Cap,
Sheet, Muaia for either Piano, Flat, ar Violin
eonatantly an hand. Any bocks or stationery
desired thai I may ant have oa hand, will be or-
rder.d by first eipress, and sold at wholesale
er retail to suit eustomers. I will also keep
periodical liberator., snob as Magaslnes, New..
papere, Ae. p. A. tiALLlN
Clearfield May T, ISOS tl
DAVID YOUNG,
Slono-Cutler nnd Stone-Mason,
WILL .cut. all work la his line at mod
.rat. prices and In FIRST-CLASS style
Architectural Ornaments
In ALL STYLES, Eton. Dressing of .very
description, and all kinds of mason work eoa
traeted for la oroatof the eonnty. Any persorv
wtsning to neve respectable mason work and
stone-cutting don., will find il to their Interest
to eall upon me I would air. Inform the pub
lic tbet I can deliver any quantity or .last cl
ston. desired, as I am tbe owner of a
FIRST-CLASS STONE QUARRY
Orders for work eaa be addressed to
DAVID iOCNO,
marii.TO Clrarfield Pa.
The Lightning Tamer.
THE undersigned ar, the sole Agents in this
oo.ntr for the "North American Oaleanised
LltlHTh lNul RODS." These ere the only safe
rods now la use, and ar. endorsed by all th.
scientific mea la th, country.
n. nereny antirv the eitisens af th. counte
that w. will rut them un a better rod. and for
ice, money, than Is charged by th, foreign
agent, who annnally traverse th. county and
carry off our littl. cash, never lo return.
ENCOURAGE HOME LABOR.
Those wishing Llihtnint Rods erected .a
their baildings need but address as by letter, or
call la pereoa. W. will put them up anynb.r
In th.counly, and warrant them. Th, Rodsaad
natures eaa be seen at any time by .ailing at
our (lore. II. F. BIULER A CO.
Clearfield, March M, 1ST If
ItHnTowiiihln -Anke
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT
THOMAS BEERS'S!
E
VERTBODT trying t. gel there first, for feat
j of being crowded out into tb. ould.
If yon want good 8hoetng done, go is Beans.
If you want your 8leds ironed right, go to Bssaa.
If yoa want good Mill Irons, go to Bssaa
If yoa want your wagon ironed la thebsst
style and workmanship, go to itataa.
linens makes the best Mump Machine in tbe
Stale, aad does all kinds of 1ILACKSMIT1IINO
as cheep ae can b. don. In tbe county for Cash.
My Post UOc. address le Clearfield, I'a.
TIIOMAH BEERS.
Doggi Tp., De.. 1, ISBT-tf.
MARBLE AM) STOVE YARD!
Mrs. S. S. LIDDELL,
Having engaged In the Marble business, drelree
to Inform her friends and the publio that she has
now and will keep euastanllyoa hand a large and
well selected stock of ITALIAN AND VERMONT
M ARDLR, and Is prepared t. furnish to order
TOMBSTONES,
BOX 4K0 CRAbT.R TOMBS,
J10NIMKNT8,
Curbs and Poste far Cemetery Lots, Window
Bills and Caps, also,
' pi'RJCAU, TARLA1 AND WArlll STAND
TOPS, Ac, Ae.
V. Yard pa toed street, near the R, Tv. Depot,
Clearfield, Pa.
JT,J1
gTONE'S SAW GUMMERS AND
SAW UPSETS.
We hare race. red the aitrncj fnr the above un.
will sell theta at manutaoturer's nrioee. Call and
eiamlne them. Thee are the host.
IbIQ.TU U V 111.11 CO A aft-i
e-" ' M 47. WKIAia.,1 a VVe.
Qtvc flvcrtlifrar-ntj.
THE GREATEST
IX Till. WOULD?
Hull, All Hall the Coming;
KLECKNER & C0S .
jiOASTKit enters.
MUSEUM, CARAVAN,
31 KNAG EH IE.
IN I'OUR SEPARATE TESTS.'
One Ticket Admits to All.
First visit to the Btate of Pennsylranla of the.
larjrfft eonsoli dated Cireut, Mttsenm,
Cars ran and Wenaferie arer
organised.
WILL EXHIBIT AT
CLEARFIEL D ,.
ON WEDNESDAY, JVLT 24, WJ,.
rOR OXB DA T OSL Y.
Afternoon entertainment at t o'clock.
Erening entertainment at 8 o'clock.
Doors open one boar previous.
ADMISSION ... SO CEN18,
Children under 10 year SS Cents.
On, Hundred Animals,
One Hundred and Fifty Birds,
Serpents, Reptiles and small Animalr,
Exhibit under Three Monster Water
Proof Pavilions, capable of Seat
ing Five Thousand Persons.
GRAND PROCESSION,
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M.
Led by Trof. Swann's Comet
Bnml, mounted in the gold- '
cn Car of Cleopatra.
EACH TEXT IS XPILLIASTLV
LIGHTED iriTU GAS. 4
Grand Free Exhibft,y)n.
Will be given at th, grounds nt 1 o'clock, Just
before the openiug of the doors for tbe 4
afternoon performance, when 1 "
Al'lle Carrie Cordon,
will mak.
A GRAXD ASrEXSNN ITM i
SINGLE HIKE!
Three hundred and alsty feet long, from the
ground to th. lop of tb. centre pole of the pa
vilion, wina ana wcatner permuting.
DOS' T FAIL TO YITXKSS TUB
FREE EXHIBITION.
v n ii....i. T. n.iai le -
the Circns Performance, which commences si i
and I o'clock r. a.
The Great Mastodoa will exhibit al
CENTRE HALL, FRIDAY. JI'l.T lih.
HKI.I.KKONTK. HATI'KDA V, JI'I.Y
KNOW RH"R, MONDAY, JC1-Y ?d.
I'll 1 1. 1 1'H II I H It. Tt K81IAY, dt'lil
Cl.EARKIKLD, WEDNESDAY, JI'I.Y flth.
CMHER CITY, THURSDAY, SVhl Ia.
Rapirmber lb. Day and Data.
VHANK IV'.R
lieaeral IMrerlMj
JylMl
gW? 1 ns. ' r--aJT-wt
strrrKrt'imsiiaaisa