Site lUpublian.
GEORGE B. GOODLANDER,
1WTu an! rnomiTOn.
; ULBAKK1KL1), Ta.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. AUUIST J7, 18TS.
Deniocratio County Ticket.
ASSEMBLY,
I) R. T. l. HO Y E R i
,.. or ci.iarihi.d.
R11KIIIFF.
W ROB 8 Me I'll EM SOI,
or cLBinriBLO.
TREASURER, '
WILLIAM W. W O H B A I.L,
, or ct.Eaftriian. i
COMMISSIONER,
CLAIIK IIHOWK,
or iAViiicc.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
.FRANK I'lliLUINO,
or cLiAiiruLP.
AUDITOR.
LEWI C.HLOOM,
. OR LaWRaKCR.
3VVY COMMISSIONER,
i O II N W. H II U J A R T,
Or'i'LKAltriKLD.
CORONER,
' O E O n (i K THORN,
or ClBARrlKLD.
Most IIano. Tlio l'reidont ap
proved tho finding of tbo Court Mar
tial, which sentenced tho eix Modoc
Chiefs to bo bunged on tho 3d of Oc
tober. .
. A Miktakk. In our prcfaco to Col.
Tuto's loiter, found on our fir-nt pngo,
our compositor mulccg ns say "old
friends and editors," while wo wrote
relatives instead of "editors,"
Head Tuem. On oar first pngo will
bo found a letter from Curwcnsvillo
and Chest, respectively. The wrilors
successfully controvert tho allegations
of tho Modocs and their "independ
ent" allies. ' '
Substantially Democratic. The
editor of ; tho Lowiatown Democrat
Buys ho bus nine brothers living, and
all are Democrats, as is also tho fath
er, making oloven Domocrntio votes
in ono family. Mifllin county should
have a few more such families.
Mifilintown hud another big fire oh
Saturday morning. Two newspnpor
offices, the Sentinel nnd Independent,
fivo dwellings and twonty-ono busi
ness places wcro burned up. Loss
from soventy to eighty thousand dol
lars, principally insured sinco tho great
firo of Pceombcr, 1870. Tho firo or
iginated in tho Sentinel olflco, and
was no doubt tho work of an incen
diary, as no firo hnd boon kept In the
oflico for a long time.
Modern Loyalty. A western ex
change says that tho negroos of Bour
bon county, Ky., who voted tho Doin
ocratio ticket at tho late election, ore
persecuted and multroatod. Thoir
houses have boon forcibly entered,
and their dishes, stovos and other fur
niture brokon and mudo usoless. Some
of them bare been stoned at night
and mobbed in tho d:iy. Tho arm of
tho law ought to be strong enough in
Kentucky to put down theso Grunt
Ku Klux.
How is this fob Iliaii ? It is an
nounced that Stato printer Singorly
presented a bill to the Constitutional
Convention, for printing, of $21,835,'
00. . Tho committee cut it down to
$9,338.27. Grabbors do not fare well
in that body. The former $21,000
was a Radical bill, tho latter $9,000
was a Democratio bill. Singerly, we
prcsumo, supposed that after the Pros
idont, Congrcshinon and the Govornor
had their bills doubled, he could go a
liltlo hotter and seo ibom.
Chance for Another M'ardon.
A horrible- murdor was committed
in Ilarrisburg, on last Sunday night a
week, at 12 o'clock, at tho cornor of
Short and South Btreots. Two no-
groos, named Jonosand Williams, got
into an altercation as to who was tho
belter man. Jones drew a bowie-
knife and stabbed Williams several
timos in the stomach; Williams lived
but a few minutes. The murdcror
has bcon arrested and committed.
This is tho third man Jones has ruur
dcrod, and ho has twico boon sent to
the Penitentiary and twice boon par
doned out. Ho is an influential "col
ored politician," and we presume what
lias happened twice will happon again,
and the safety of society jeopardized
by this ungodly man. Can tho advo
catos of capital punishment not cn
forco the law, or if not, repeal it and
havo a law enncted which will rondor
society moro safe f
tio Explain
Senator Carponlor, of Wisconsin,
Vico Prosident pro tern, and his lady
(not his wife) were kicked 'out of a
fashionable hotel at tho Long Branch
scat of govcriimont, ono day lust week
This affair causes somo few of tho
"loyal millions" to turn uplhuir noses.
Tha Daily Wisconsin, the organ of ro-
finomont, loyalty and godliness in that
Slato, says :
The Ntw York TVteae nd Chicago Timnhtit
made set-tout eharges against tho private oharao
ter of Senator Carpenter. Thsao cbargee are too
grave to pari annotioed. They ara written by
journals of ample peonniarr rerponiiiriility, and
they ean ba made suffer most seriously If they
have given currency to report that ara falaa and
libellous, and tba oonstitueats of Senator Car
penter have a. right to know tba truth. If they
ara falsa, personal malavolenno oould go no fur
ther, and any jury would award eooh damage aa
would be a Inaano to all future journalists. The
people demand thai tho Scuetor of their ohuive
ehould vindicate hie character.
Curpontor cx plalnod tho salary grab
svt Jaoosvillo, a short timo ago. Wi
hop ho will toll his constituents all
about his lady, and satisfy their mar
Viu curhisit y, on Uiii puiut, loo.
The IHtconttuttd,
Tho world has bcon bloesod with a
class of mon who are always unhappy
and discontented, and complain of bo
Ing rendorod so by thoir neighbors,
when they in reality are tho designers
and promoters of their imaginary dis
tress.' No avocation or spliero oi life
but what is moro or loss disturbed by
this olemont of noddy. And ten mon
of this class can produce moro conci
sion and harm to the well being of
society than throo tinios that number
can successfully combat. Ono of theso
mon can disturb and annoy a whole
neighborhood by his plausible yot fal
lacious representations. Tho church,
the Stato, tbo social circle, businoss
mon and politicians nro constantly
tormented by this class of growlers.
Our own experience is, that tho clans
indicated always domand moro for
themselves than they nro willing to
concede- to others, and if their indi
vidual demands aro not complied with,
then a public wrong has bcon porpo-
tralud. Oh I what ainrtyrs and put-
riots they always aro in thoir. own
estimation.
Hut to tho question. Tho few dis
contented spirits, who havo mined a
howl over tho "Court House ring,"
and aro slandering our local nominees,
and hobnobbing with tho lindical lead
ers, for tho purposo of forming an in
dependent ticket, (every one of whom
wo could namo,) aro just such as wo
have photographed. For years tho
Chnirman of our County Committee
has been importuned to do acts out
tide of tho ordinary channels to ac
commodate them or thoir especial
frionds. They aro generully out of
order, and retail their grievances bo-
foro tho cnomy in as public a man
ner as possible, instead of among
tboir friends, who alone can givo thorn
relief, providing thoir grievances aro
real and not imaginary.
Thoir personal hatred of ono or
more of our nominees causes thorn to
assail tho whole party machinery and
all upon tho ticket, and they soon
work tbomsclvcs op to tho position of
reformers and public benofuctors in
their own estimation and that of tho
parly and becomo very noisy and
enthusiastic in their work of regener
ation. Theso men successfully accom
plish two things. They succeed in
annoying those who spend so mo timo
and means for tho general good of tho
party, and they become the confidents
of tho enemy, and through thoir in
strumentalities the wheol-horscBof the
party are compelled to draw a boav
ier load. Moro, they loudly proclaim
their genuino democracy. This
amounts to nothing whou done among
their neighbors, where thoy are per
sonally known, but thoy do mislead
somo who are not pcreouully acquaint
ed with thorn. , ' ;
It is with very bad grace that some
of tb oso individuals, who last year
oritioisod their 'party frionds fur not
slicking to "tho ticket," now aro ne
gotiating with tho llndicals, to form a
joint stock company, to defeat "tho
ticket."
Another illustration: Ills just as
rcnsonablo for us to believe thut the
frequenter of an assignation houeo is
a virtuous man, as to have us believe
that (hat individual is a truo Demo
crat, who is always hnrping about tho
great wrongs of his party friends.
Wo writo this plainly, so that wo
may not bo misunderstood, nnd havo
mado a pair of shoes to fit soinobody,
but wo adviso thoso to keep thoir toes
out of them, who, upon trying them
on, find thoy don't fit.
Fraud t fraud t
This is tho entire stock in trado of
our political enomies and a few dis
satisfied Democrats, when discussing
our lute Primary Kloction. In sur
voying tho Gold we cannot discover
that any moro frauds were committed
at tho lust Primary Kloction than on
formor occasions, and wo would be
very much obliged to those who dis
cuss this question if they would put
their charges in writing, and point
out tho election poll at which the
frauds wcro committed, namo the par
ties engaged In it and then sign their
proper names to tho charges. This
would bo manly and dignified, and
not mcro captiousness, of which there
is loo much displayed in discussing
tho quostinn; because, when these
men nro asked wlicliior the nominees
aro unworthy of their support or un
qualified for tho positions thoy ore
namod for, they invuriubly oxclnim :
O, they aro competent," olo., follow.
od bv. "but," "if," "nnd," olc. This
is not nrgumont, and Democrats should
nut resort to any other method when
discussing facts.
Won't Work. We aro credibly In
formed that a few men who havo
heretofore nctod wilh Iho Democratic
part', aro negotiating a snlo of a por
tion of tho party to John II. I'ulford
Chairman of tho licdicul County Com
mitteo, tho latter having informed
thoso ho is coquotling wilh that ho
has full authority in the premises, to
buy and soil to suit purchasers. Wo
hopo thoso who aro twitting thoir
neighbors about frauds, will not turn
around and perpotrato a more heinous
fraud, and mako merchandise out of
thoir political virtue
Disastrous Flood. No sootion of
tho country has boon so devastated
by the late floods as the liltlo Stato of
Dolawaro. Tho Chosapoako and Del
aware canal, which crosses the Stato,
has boon nearly ruined. The breaks
in it aro so lnrgo that sooros of boats
and vessels have boon swopt Into fields,
whoro thoy are lying high and dry.
It will lake two months to repair tho
canal and make it passable again, Tho
publio loss of bridgos and tho doslrue
tiou of farm properties is very great.
1V Say Arbitrate.
Wo notico that our Democratio
Irionds, as woll as tho Itudicnls, in
somo sections of tho Stato, nro budgor
ini each other over some local nom-,
(nations. Tho most sorious seems to
bo In Fayolto aiid Grcon counties,
ovor .President Judgo. Tho former
county seems to bo prolific of groat
mon. Thoy want all tho Judgos, Sen
ators, and Indeod nearly ovorything.
In Clarion and Forest, the fight is ovor
Assombly, while tho Judgo question
scorns also to disturb our frionds in
Bucks and Montgomery. Why not
adopt a common senso, business meth
od to scttlo all such misunderstand
ings f Why not arbitrulo T Let tho
Chuirman of tho Stato Committoe,
and the ' Chairmen in tho comities
whoro a quarrol arises, each select a
disinterested arbitrator, or allow the
two contestants and tho Chairman of
the Stale Committee to seloot throo
arbitrators, fix a lime and plaoe for
mooting tho parties, thoir friends and
wilnosscs, and try the points at issuoj
first, howevor, requiring the rcspoct
ivo candidates to abido by tho deoiuion
and judgment of tho arbitrators, and
then "go for Uio sculp" of tho candi
date who violates the agrcomcnt. Is
not this plan feasible f If businoss
and social affairs can bo adjusted in
this manner, why cannot politics bo
settled in' tho somo way. Let tho ap
proaching State Convention tuko some
action in tho matter.
. Country Seat. Tho country seat
of Juy Cook, the well known banker,
in Cheltenham township, Montgomery
county, contains, 200 acres of land,lo0
acres of which is cultivated. Tho
namo is givon to tho place is "OgonU."
The mansion is 190 by 157 foot, buili
of stono, fivo stories high, including
tho Mansard roof, and contains fifty-
two rooms. Tho furnlluro is all of
heavy walnut, elegantly carved, and
tho rooms are covered with co.tly
carpets, and lace curtains of tho finest
tcxturo adorn tho. windows. The
nniutings, tho deor park, the conserv
atory, the aaiiuiium, tho rare trees
and plants, tho walks, tho drives, the
gas works, the green house, and ovory
thing about the place, aro most olegant,
costly and com pie to in their style
On tho first floor of tho main tower of
the dwelling is the private office of
Mr. Cook, and in this is a battery by
which bo can telcgruph to all parts of
tho world. Aorrtstown Vejenaer.
. Cook is the head of our American
syndicate; in othor , words, Grant's
bunkorand financial agent. Whenever
there is a "fat take" on hands, "the
government" informs Cook. Ho has
mado fifteen million dollars out of our
distress.
Mitt a Slandrrl '
The Pittsburgh Evening Telegraphs
edited by Presidont Grant's District
Attorney for tho Western district of
1 onnsytvania, shows plucK in being
tho vory first paper in this region, to
come out and defend tho President's
action in regard to tho back pay,front
nav and increased par of government
otlicials. This the Commercial and
Gazette havo steadily refused to do.by
oarolully avoiding any allusion to the
rjxecuiive wnon uuiiuunemg mu gmu
bors. and although invited to do so by
tho Post at least twonty times. Tho
Telegraph pulls off its coat, rolls up its
sleoves and makes tho loiiowing lor-
midablc dash !
"Wo challenge the Post to produce
a particle of proof that tho Prosidont
"lobbied lor tho Concicssionul dock
pay. That he signed ttio"J.cgislultvo,
Executive, nnd Judicial Appropriation
Bill," which contained tho provisions
for Congrosssional back-pay, wo ad
mit, liut it was un act which now
oecupios twonty-five pages of the
Statutes at Lnrgo, passed ut tho very
closo of the session, and on which do-
ponded tho support of all throo lo
partments of tho Government. Ho
could not havo withheld his signature
without cullinir an extra session ot
Congress, tho expenso of which would
havo been greater than tho whole
amount involved."
W by not bo honost and sav that tbo
bill provided an extra hundred thous
and dollars for Grant himself? And
here wo must take issue with tho Tel
egraph, as it is woll understood that
there was timo enough to pass another
bill, had Gi ant seen fit to uso tho veto;
but he was afraid to refuse members
of Congress an increase lest they would
havo refused him tho snug sum of one
hundred thousand dollars; and thats
why he did not withhold his signature.
This is the view the country takes of
tout transaction, nomattor how much
whitewash may bo usod tooovcritup.
Again says tho telegraph'.
"The PreaMrnt got no 'bask pa' by tho bill."
Wo admit it. And why didn't ho f
Simply bocnuse there is a provision in
tho Constitution thut would stop a
litllo camo of that sort, and it tho
President hnd triod it on ho might
havo been impeached.
And again :
"The naponaihillly of that larceny oannot be
ahiflod on the Prefldont."
If it was a larcony wo contond the
Prosident hud moro to do with it than
any living man, and in this opinion
we quote tho Kadicul Goneral Garfiold,
whose renutulinn and standing we
don't think tho Telegraph will attack
Tho Gonoral says:
"My votk hid not make it a law,
IIlS SIGNATURE DID."
Of course it did, and Grant gets tlio
largest shuro, and ho will "draw it."
If telling tho truth about tbo grabbing
nronensitics of Mr. Grant is slnndcr,
then wo must admit that wo havo
most foully slandered him. If not
not. Post.
Miraculous Emcai'k. Tho Now
Castle Gazette slates that on the tll;
inst., a liltlo fivo year old daughter of
Mrs. Cambridge, residing on Chestnut
street, in thut city, while playing near
a well, stepped on ono ol tho boards
of tho oover, which suddenly gavo
way, lotting hor full into tho woll,
which was about twonty-ono foot deep
nnd conlainod six foot of water. Her
tnothor, who had witnessed her fall,
raised an alarm, which soon brought
a nombor of persons to tho well, ono
of whom, a man named John Meaner,
was lowered by the windlass, and
wilh considerable difficulty recovered
tho body, which had luin undor wator
nearly fivo minutes and was appar
ently lifeless. Vigorous measures for
resuscitation woro however immoill
atcly employed, and respiration at
length rcstorod. She ii now sopming
ly ns well as over. Hers was 'indeed
a miraculous cscapo lrom A raos( u
timely deulbi
CoHutsttney.
At tho luto Kadicul Ktuto Conven
tion, tho chairman of tho committeo
on resolutions, Mr. Win. B. Munn,
offered tbo following, vhich was unan
imously adopted
ffMolmd, That aa retrenchment li required to
UxliloD the bunteii of taxutloo, and to continue
the reduction of tho pultlio dvbt, on Incroaie of
ealarlae ta uowiee, and wo oundomn, without re-
lervv, vellng fur or ruocivinjr luoreaied pay for
i-rrlora already rondi-rcd, whother in Slate or
Nation, and deuund, that tho .proviaiont of the
lato ai-t of ConKreee by which the aalariea wore
inort-aard ihuuld promptly aud unconditionally
bo repealed. . .
Now, Bays tho llarrisburg Patriot,
tako notico that for inasmuch as Presi
dent Grunt not only signed tho act of
Congress which incroused the salaries
of tho Prosidont, Supremo Judgos, and
members of Conuross, but also active
ly bored in tho Senato and IIouso of
liopresentalivos for tho passago of the
aforesaid bill, by which his annual
salary was increased from Twenty-five
Thousand to Fifty Thousand Dollars;
and for inasmuch as Senator Cameron
votod for tho bill aforesaid and pocket
ed his lack pay, thnrt-foro it appears
thut those two high iiopuoiicati digni
taries ure denounced as increased sal
ary and back pny crabbers by tho IU-
publicans, through thcmodium or their
oliloial organ, tho Kepublican blato
Convention. Olt, Mann ! this is tho
unkindest cut of nil that you should
proclaim to tho astonished world tlJtt
Ulyssos S. Grunt, President of tko
United States, is ox-oflleio gcneral-in-
chiuf of the U. S. grand army of tie
Itepubliean grabbers, and that AC. . Uill be complotod early this full,
tunt General Camoron is in acfuull A , ,, v;n ..i..i :. .
oommuna oi ino nrsi urmy corps ui
Pennsylvania ltupublicun grubbers I
This scathing resolution but ill accords
with tho second pluuK ol your plat
form in which you so emphatically
declare your continued confidence in
tho - national administration 1 .Ob)
Munn 1 thou art but a bungling car
penter I The plunks in your platform
don't fit.
Carpel-bar financiering.
South Carolina will begin tho fiscal
ycur with a uoiictt oi about sovon
hunurod thousand dollars. '1 bo iroas-
ury is even now ompty. Inc appro-
nriutions lor the year wore two nwi
iion four hundrod thousand dollars,
and tho receipts so fur. have reached
ono million six hundred thousnnd dol
lars. Of the accumulated debt under
which the State i sluggoring and is
practically bankrupt, suits have been
ontcrcd to throw otr seven millions of
conversion bonds, issued, us is claimed,
without authority of luw.
Tho Stuto TreuBurer of South Car
olina publicly announces that he hopes
tho courts will declure void and worth
less seven millions of tbo conversion
bonds of the commonwealth. This is
a pluin acknowledgment thut those
bonds wero illegally issued by tho
Radical thieves who have ruled and
plundered South Carolina. And yet
they woro endorsed and upheld by
General Grant and bis administra
tion. M l'Bdir at Selinsoro vs. We loarn
by tho Lewisburg Journal that Dr. P
K. Wogonsellor, of Selinsgrovo, was
so badly woundod with a knilo on
Saturday evening that ho diod in 24)
hours aflcrwurds. Tho statement of
tho affair wo havo hoard is ss follows:
Dr. Wagenseller employed a man who
occasionally got drunk. On Satur
day this man in company with a your.g
man nnmed Wenrich, ninoloon years
old, got on a snroo. In tho evening
Dr. Wagonscller mot Wenrich ana
charged him with gelling his hired
man drunk, when Wenrich callod him
a liar. Wagonsollor told Wenrich if
bo would call him that again be would
slriko him. Wenrich repeated the lio,
and Wagonsoller struck him over the
mouth; Wenrick immediately drew a
knifo and cut Wagonsellor across the
stomach, from which ho diod on Sun
dny evening. Wenrich has boon ar
rested. Dr. Wagonsoller was ono of
the Republican candidates lor the
Snyder county nomination for Sena
tor: but his brother, Dr. il. r . wegen-
seller, was tho successful candulnlo.
Tho deceased was ono of the leading
ing men of Snyder county, and the
sympnlluos are with his lumily.
An Amkrican Triumph. Tho Vi
enna correspondent of tho Now York
Tribune says that the tnui ot mowers
and roapors, at tho Vienna Exposition,
was acomiileto triumph lor the A men
cans. At tho lust momont the English
and French backed out, leaving only
four European machines i from tier-
many) on . tho ground. fourteen
American reapers aud fifteen mowers
competed, iietoro tho trial looK place,
tho lorotgn exhibitors Iuughod at tno
American machines, their lightness
and apparent frailty being tho chid
causo of their merriment; but before
tho tnul was ended "the la-iuh was on
tho other side." This liltlo affuir calls
to mind tho different occasions when
our English cousins laughed at oar
light axes, pitch-forks, and a hundred
and ono othor articles of Amoricun
manufacture that nro now driving
thoir clumsy, unwieldy tools out ol
thoir own markets, pressing them so
hard that, in tho mutter of axes at
loust, they havo bcon compcllod to
adopt Amorican models to keep lrom
being ousted entirely. J-.ntrerichcu as
they were in their own conceit and
sonso of superiority, dire necossly bus
compelled them to cnpiluluto to their
youthful but active rival.
IIatiikr a Good Law. Tho Ohio
slock law is prolty rigid, making the
owners of stock liable for all damage
done by it. No person is required to
leu co against stock, but it is a niultor
of the utmost importance to owners
that inoy Keep moir siocn on tuner
pooplo's promisos. Under tho law
trespassing slock can bo tukon in exe
cution to puy costs and damages with
out roforonco to homestead exemp
tions. Tho law, bowover, does not
authorize persons to kill or injuro am
mals thut troublo thorn. On the con
trary, porsons who kill or maim stock,
evon when trespassing, subject thorn
solvos to heavy ponulltcs.
aa-..-
"A Widow Piiovidkd For," This
is a sterootyped loyal phraso. We
have tho authority of the Bonding
Kayle for stating that while Mrs. John
I' rite, widow ot Major r ritr., an offi
cer in the lulo civil war, has boon ap
pointed postmistress nt Beading, it is
on the understanding that sho is to
havo but ll.UUU a your out of tho sal
ary of the ofllco, which is 14,300, tho
balance being paid to tho boud clerk.
This is the way in which widows of
bravo officers are taken care of by
the present administration. Ono thous
and for tho widow nnd four thousand
for aomo political scalawag.
a i aa '
Girard estate, In iho oily of Philadel
phia, is appraised at $;i,7(Ji!,i)U0, nnd
tbo valuation is qui to as high as, and
higher than, tbo uverano of othor pro
perty, Tho gioas nutal is 1320,800
annually, being nearly nine per cent.
Tbo tax os paid amount lo f,,-7-.
Coupon 3'rars.
KcY. E. O. Forney, pnstor of the
Church of the Ascension, Norristown,
Pa., has renounced Protestantism and
gono over to tho Catholio Chnrcb.
Miss Jerusha Spitfire, of Nashvillo,
Tenn., wilh tho aid of a marriage cer
tificate and the parson, has becomo
Mrs. Willio Moekfun. A chango Of
name anyhow.
Tho Ulica Observer says that sw'md
lors havo coinmonccd operations upon
railroad tickets. . Thoy buy a ticket
to a station a few' miles off, cut out
tho namo of the slution and insert that
of anothor considerably further off.
' Win. P.' Miner, proprietor, of tho
Record, wants to be postmaster at
Wilkesbarro, and it has resulted in an
onnlcasantnoss" wilh tho back-par-
salary-grab Congressman Shoemaker
and a low othor radioal politicians,
even to tbo wringing of noses and
otbor pugilistio demonstrations.
At the sale of the personal effects
of Jcsso Boot Grant, the bod in which
tho grout Ulyssos was born brought
$3.60. Tho manufacture of great men
in this country is as cheap as dirt.
The Cairo and Fulton JJnilroad,
which is In rapid process of construc
tion, will be finished to Fulton, Ark.,
by the first of September. This point
wns tho original terminus of tho road,
but it has been determined to extond
it to Texarcuna, twenty miles be
yond, whoro it will connoct with the
Texas Pacific road. Iho entire lino
rcBt
Van Btiren is shown to bo cuilty, is
discharged, and a new and effectivo
commission is appointed in the plaoe
of thut which, under him, brought dis-
graco upon our nulionul honor, ibis
is not a pleasant subject for Ameri
cans to dwoll upon, and we cladly
ismiss it, we hopo, to oblivion.
Butler's campaign in Massachusetts
is working liko a barrel of constabu
lary boer. it is announcod thut "the
Buy Slato will bo politically crazy
next autumn, and that domaijoiuoisrii,
chicanery, tempcranco and personal
uggranuiEomoni win oo strangely in
termixed "tbo devil taking tho hind
ormost." Matthew Gaines, a colored State
Senator in Texas, has boen sentenced
to ponitcntiary for bigamy. Had he
been a United States Senator ho could
buvo choked off the first wife and got
certificate of character lrom l rest-
ont Grunt, liko any other morul
statesman.
Congress does not approvo of polyg
amy, and yot Oregon now furnishes a
Sonutor with two wivesund two names.
lie left the one wife in Pennsylvania
nd has another in bis now btate;
and his name in Oregon is Mitchell,
while in Pennsylvania it was Hippie.
Tho United Slates Senate will bo a
very honorable body of men in timo.
Two sisters namod Elixaboth and
Martha Mclnlyro were, as we loarn
from the Grcensburg Democrat, brown
from a horso which they wore con-
ointly riding on their way to church
at Lutrobo, and when within about
two miles of that place, on lust Sun
day woek. Martha sustained some
slight injurios, but Elizabeth was so
budly hurt that though medical aid
wus called in thirty minutes, and
everything possible done, sho expired
at 2 o'clock on Tuesday morning fol
lowing, llie principal injury seemed
to bo in tho spine, Dour tho nock, and
laiulysis lollowed soon alter the in
jury.
Lust woek one night,snys the Somer
set Democrat, a young eirl living at
Jonathan Cnnnighatn's about 13 years
old, got up in her aloep, walked lo
the open window in tho second story,
and jumped or foil out 10 the ground
bolow, a distance ot hlleon leet. Mr.
0. heard hor walking in the room
abovo, when tho window fell nnd he
heard hor striking the ground outside
with a dull, heavy thud, lie run out,
cxpocling to find her killed, when lo
uta Hurpiisu, nu icuiiu ouu nus iiui- in
Iho least hurt. Sbo got up and walk
ed up stairs to bed again as though
nothing had occurred.
Govornor Dix, of Now York, has
ust pardoned a burglar, scntencod to
three years ul oing ising, on condition
that he leavo tho Slate andslsy away
for two years. This burglarious per
son is thus forcod to seek somo other
Stuto for his branch of industry, but
wbcro tho justico of a pardon comes
in that turns a criminal loose, and
compels him to go to New Jersey, or
somo othor runio, to roo, is neyonu
our comprehension. . Wo object to
Europe Bonding her criminals to our
snores; wuai ngm nus wuw nr
to exile her thieves, even to Ben But-
or'a neighborhood f
' A hotel kcopcr at Long Branch ad
Vortiscs his house ns being at the
"Summer capital of the Nation." Just
so; Washington is only the "Winter
capital. Iho long iiiancu landlord
will havo to pull in ins sign noxt sum
mer, as tho capital is going to removo
to Newport. fcnr.UOL'U and MiueounK
will just nil out brunts term, and then
tho people will permanently loouto it
at Washington, and utilise tho fc'iO,-
000 stables they hnve built. Tho
twenty horses of tho Trensury De
partment could be nccommoaateu as
woll aa not,
AnothkrSoft Snap. It is said that
the Byndloolo th lo lue oomblna
tion of favored bankers and specula
tors of tho Treasury Department who
got tho privilcgo of manipulating tho
funding loan will mnko two hundred
nnd scvonty thousand dollars by hund-
lina the fifleon million uonova award
It is strango that there must bo a job
in almost oTory thing tho United States
Treasury Department has to do.
Why, in the namo ot common senso,
could not the British covernmont pay
flftoon millions lo tho United States
without the Syndicate's aid or tho
Syndicato touching tbo monoy I
A clerical gontloman, in examining
a Sunday school, asked tho class bo
lero him if any of thorn could toll him
nvthin? about the apostio reior. n
little girl raisod hor hand, much to
tho gratification of the examiner.
"Como up horo, my good liltlo girl,"
said ho, '-I nm glad you rcmombor
vour Biblo losson so woll. Now, toll
. . f ! I - ... L. n ,
L ib othor oovs anu Kins kiihv j
know of St. Peter." The girl was
nuiio willinir. and commoncod, loter,
Tutor, nunuin-oiucr, unu a wuo mm
X P; . i I - -:r- 1
couldn't keop hor in a," but bolore
ho could get to "punkin boll" th
school was in a roar.
' Anotmcr Government Fraud. It
i,..,i,-,, uve a Washington dis
patch lo tho St. Louis JfcpMWa'fl,that
the patontoo of tho new cignr-box
which it is proposed to loroo npon me
trade Is a brother-in-law of the com
missioner of internal rcvonno, Doug
lass. Which tends still further to
,how that ours is not so much a gov
prnmont pf lw ns pf brothor-ln liw. .
Cone Hlla the Vuert.
The latost evidonco of the polluted
oondilion of Louisiuna politics is the
stealing of 170,000 by Ex-Gov. War
mouth. Tuesday's dispatch from thut
hot bed of rogues and thloves gives
us tho following information i
Ex Oov. Wurmoulh luft bore sud
denly, uftor remaining two days. The
day he lull tho Attorney General com
moncod a suit against bim and tho
Slato Trcasuror who was olectod un
dor Warmoulh's administration,, on
facts which havo just transpired con
corning tho sale ot tho Jackson rail
road iu 1870. Wurmoulh sold the in
terest of tho Stuto in thut road for
four dollars a share, the State having
originully in 1858 paid twenty-five
dollars a Bbare in bonds. The amount
receivod by Warmouth was (121,000,
which was paid Into the treasury to
tho account of the Attornoy Gonoral.
On tho dav it was paid tho State
Trcasuror returnod to Warmouth over
$70,000, and took five per cent, of the
mount himself. Tho proof is con
clusive against both of thorn.
This is only tho smallest outcrop
ping of tho political rottenness of that
nlortuiiulo Maio. utticr men aro
opt in power eouully notorious for
thoir rascality and villainy. Lasoy
nd Kollogg uro tho direct agents ol
ino uuiiiiiusiruuui, ouu inuir bjiiiijt
hands of corruption hnve loft their
mpnnts everywhere on tho Com
monweallb. : Louisnna has becomo
nroonynioue with plunuor- mtootoa
by villains of the Budical administra
tion as dungerous as the marauders
and adventurers of Moxioo, or the
Brigands and Frcebootors of Italy or
spam. Iho Uilleronco between the
two classes is vory small.
.
Lotal Bino Graiiiif.rs. Tho St
Paul Dispatch and the St. Paul Pio
neer assort that there is a gigantic
t'ino Jand King in Minnesota, and
that about 00,000,000 feet of timber
from school university and internal
mprovomcnt lands havo been sold
tho lust year to privato parties, the
state receiving no benout tnerclrom.
bo are thegrubbors r . :
Ex-President Mil lard Fillmoro is sov-
only thrco years old. Fillmore and
Andy Johnson aro tho only ex-l'rosl-
dents living, and neither ot them was
cctod to ollice. JUr. fillmoro, as
Vice-President, succeeded President
Taylor, who died a liltlo ovor a yoar
flcr ho was inaugurated, and Andy
ohuson succeeded Lincoln.
Urn gttvrrtisrittents.
i DMINIMTR ATOM'S NOTICED JMioe
' ie bereltr Riven that IMtereof adminietrativn
no the eetate of IlKNJAMIN UAIKD, late of
Hell towoehip, Clearfield ooonle, l'a., deocaeed.
havini been duly granted to the UDdrrairned, all
ereone iodebleS to eaid aetata will ileaaa eaaae
mtnediate pajioeot, aod thoee having elairaa or
for aettlcmcnt without dlaj.
einanill will prrirui lupin pruuvrij auiuvuviuaiw
JAMI-.M A. CAM Till-. 1,1.,
ftaic27-6t Administrator.
"1 AI TION. All pern oi are herohr oantloord
J ajcainet nrRottatinf for a prnmiaaorr note,
iron or mt tojaoob r-mitu. or itra-ir lowoenip,
calling for eeventjr dollara, (f70,00) dated the
39tb da or Julr, A. u. 117.1, paralile alter tn
mnolhl at the Itenkiug Il'iueeof F. K.Arnold
A Co., Lothernburft. Ae I never reeeived Taloo
for aatd note, 1 aia determined sot to pa it un
ion eompellcd bj law.
aog2-3t" MchlHAM.
QLEABiTELD ACADEMY.
MALI? DKPAKT.HIS'iT.
THE PAMi TRHM of foarteen weekf will
eotnnienoo MONDAY, SKPTkMUEIt 8lh, 1873.
Terma of Tuition.
Heading, Writing, Mental and Written
Arithmetic, Uramtnar, Ueograph and
llietorr...... 00
Natural Hbtloeophr, Phreiologr, and Sin
gle Entry llook-keeoing ... 11 00
For Inftrnctli-ni in Double Knlry llooa-
keeping and Com inoreial Arithmetic, ipo. -Oial
tcrinf to he arrangod.
Tha nnderiigned having ohargo of thn Male
Di-ttartment ie an experienced teacher, lie ie a
graduate of Iron Cite Cummeroial College, aod
hue had eoveral reara practical experience ae an
areoantant. '
lie ii prepared, on moderate tenna, to give euch
initruotions in 1'enmauihip anii unok-keeptng ai
are nenellj obtained oolr at Commercial Colleei
or in actual bu,ineia. 'or partioulari refpooting
the arnool anplv to
augJ7tf It. M. McKNAI.LT
A. & W. D. IIIVIN,
CORNER STORE,
CURWENSVILLE, PA.,
PliCISIVE
FLOUR
AND
SALT
, BV CAU LOAD,
And Bell at em till advance
it o r k
11 Y THE COIL,
AND .. -,
PACKAGE GOODS
. FOR
LUMBERMEN'S
SUPPLIES
sold :.; .'
CHEAP.
Aogu.t IS, 1S7S :I:T .
11HTR AV-nam
tee'paeelng on the propor
her, in Covington townsnip.
I'j t of the eubicriher,
? o ahoat the let of June. IHT.1. thro Sheep,
Tha owner ll lequoetod lo oome forward, prove
property and pay enargei and iao iiicio awa.
or theT will oo aiapooau oi awroina
aug'l-St DAV'10 ASKBV.
S5
TO
OA per day t Agrnla wanted t
1'J ut All elexel ol woraing peopn
of cither aex. young or Dili, make wiore money
work for ui in their eiaro moment, ar all the time,
than at envthlng ele. l'artietilare free Addrene
t), KvtKioii A Co., Portland, Maine. ootSO'TSyl
fl We hava printed a largo nninhot of the new
KKK DILI,, and will on tha receipt o( Hr'"lr
lis aruti. mail oopy to air tildrtsi. myM
Tim
Spokes, Rims & Plow Handles.
JOHN O. DAVIS & SON,
nio sroKE YT0BKS,
S. W. Cor. LEOPARD A 0TTKH Stroeti,
. , i PHILADELPHIA.
9-8enil for frlca Lilt. . 0
NEW LIME KILN I
NKAR CURW'ENSVIM.If.
Tba andonlgned woaid rcrpwtloiiy ninv en
oreuni Interentcd that he hae Juet erected a new
.line Kiln, in Pike townehip, and will keep on
land a firel-elaee quality of Orev Lime, which
rill bo furnlihrd to farmera, builder! and othera
at IS cent per buiuel, caeh, at tha kiln.
Jt-Jl-tiai u. u. CiLi'ii ni.u.
87G IETE.XIAL! 1876
The New "CENTENNIAL"
CLOTHING STORE!
BEEt SEE I ,
Men'i Suits of Fanner1 Caeeimere, oolj.... 15.00
at KERR C0."S.
Men'l Bbltw of Cheviot, only.. f.00
at KKltK CO.'ti.
Men'l Suit ofRcot-h Cheviot, only...'. 15.00
at hfeBlt a t'U.'S.
Men Suit of Kngliih Mellon, only 18.00
at KKKK lU.'B.
Men'l Suit of Fine Bine Diagonal.. 90.00
at k'KUK A L'O 'M.
Toulh'i Soite from tT.ov to .....,.. I J. 00
at KKKK a CO.'fl.
Children Fancy goiie. from 12.00 to...... 10.00
at k bott 4 I U. S.
Gent's Furnishing Goods,
tat fcod large it flock In town, it
KEUR & CO.'S
New Centennial Clothing House,
Cornor Second and Market Btroct.
Go and lee for Tonrealvee. Tin aioet fntk-
toaaoe Clothing iuuec im Vlrarfitld. S-2t-7!
Full direction! tent with each ohart. Any iier-
ton oan ue them. Kent pout-paid on receipt of
rieef, rii: Ladim' Vr9 Chart, euti SI rite,
on oavk Coat Chaiit, 11 mo. uttr C haut.
iu SI litcf and firo itylii, $1.00 vach. I'aitb
Cnaiit, outi 21 tiiei, all it v lei. Muni 8aci Coat
C it art, cuti 11 ii.?, fl ;6 fitdh, or, fail tot, flvo
hrts ty AGENTS WANTED, Vnion Chart
Co.. iirernrillo, l'a.
Mn. J. K. llftmilton, arnt fer Cloarlfold, Cen
tre and Clinton eountiM 1. O.addrcu, Luthert
barg, Clearfield Co., l'a. augO 3m
he Most Attractive Subscription
Book Published this Year.
r - IN SEAKCII OF
THE CASTAWAYS:
A Itomantlo Num. tiro of the Lui of Ct. Grtvnt
1Mb Hrig ' Ilrittanni. and of tbo Adron
turei of hU Chtllrwi nd Frfcndi fa bu
Dlteorvry nd Kctcac. Ktnbrmeiiig
tho lefriptton of a Voyago
ituuud tbo World.
Rv JVIiKH VKRNE,
Author of "Twenty Thousand Lcaguei under the
irO Fin Enf-mi-mrn; 02U Pattf, Priot,$3Mt.
AUK NTS WA.V1KD. for doforiptiva circu
lar, tormf, triritury, ato., adlrM
J, It. JjLFFIiNtOrT CU.,
aufl3 .1t Publiibert, Philadelphia.
' EONARD HOUSE,
: ' Oppoiite Iteilroad Prpot, ' '
CLrlABFIELU, PA.
Pleaaaotiy located and a firat-claea hotel In all
roepect. Ureakfait fr paieenrrTa leaving on
morning train. VM. fl. BUADLKV,
June II, 1073. proprietor.
JAMES MITCHELL,
DB1L1 IS
Square Timber & Timber Lands,
Jell'7S CLEARFIELD, PA.
HEMOVAL.
REIZENSTEIN & BERLINER,
w hole m le dealers In
GEMS' HKMMilMi (i0I)S,
Hart nutovi1 to 17 Church itrtt, between
Franklin and White tU.,'New York. jyUl'TJ
VI)I
ill
her lt tivrn (hat Irlteri of ittminiitraiioa
on tba ottt of PhTKK M. RMITU, dcccni,
lata of Urll towuihtp, CloarficM oounty, l'eon'a..
bavins ,rn duly granted to tba noilerttKueti, all
per tuna intk'MftI to aaid tto will pl-ace make
imuadiate payment, and thuifl bartnic elaiint or
demand will praicnt tbrm projicrlj autUantitottd
for acttlumont without df Iny. ' " i
JOUX C. CONNOIl.v ..
augt-At T r 1 Adminiftrator.
T. 1YI. ROBINSON & CO.,
c NAlHIdi:US,'
, Coalers (
Harness, Saddles and Bridles,
BLANKETS, BUUSI1ES,
Fly XoU, Collars, Whips, ka. .
A largo stork of TROTTING OOort". of all
deecriptions. Alro, a large stock of HARNESS
TBIMJUMJS. , , . i i ;
JMrRrpalrlng promptly kttrnded lo. '
Shop on Market street, Graham's Row, In shop
lurtncrlj occupied bj dome Alexander.
Clearfield, fa., June 15, lSTS.
JOOK AND HEAD ?
SADDLE & HARESS MAKl.VG!
JOHN 0. EAR WICK,' r .
Markot St., CLEAEFIELD, Pa.,
Is tha man to fo to If mu want a sot of new
HAHNKFS or a new SADDLE, or anything elue
in that line. He turns out as eood work as is
done In any nhop In Pennsylvania, aod bii prices
are Tory reaponabie.
Lunotantly un hand a full line of
TKOTTING GOODS,
snrh as Trot tins Faddlrs, Ourtrand Shin Boots,
Trottinfr, Hollers, Vhipa, Kine ltmahes and Combs,
ti. A flue aaeortmfiit of Nets, Mori Corern,
Knee Slaiikvts, Ituffalo Itohra, Ac, Ao., kept In
capon, In fat anythmir that horseman Hand tn
need of la alwars on hand.
All of which will h sold at wholesale or retail
at the very fairest rates.
Repairing promptly attended to. All work
rnarsnteed. Hhop in room formerly occupied
1'uit OBtoa. April 9, 173,
JJ F. BICJLEU & CO.'S
-SPECIALTIES-
BUILDERS' HARDWARE,
MECHANICS' HARDWARE,
LCMDERMED'S HARDWARE
FARMINQ UTENSILS,
MILL SCrrLIKS,
IRON KAILS,
PAINTS, OILS. VARNISHES,
PAINTERS FINDINGS,
CALCINED PLASTER
May 1. 1A7S.
"lOflElMI II. l.OWLES, Justico of
t f the Praoe and 0orlTinnr In tha upper end of
Liawrear t-Awnahlp. Collections made aod monev
promptly paid orer, lfob.e-1
Ton KAi.nrn. .nd,,.,,,,,,, oirrr, .
1 al raluehle town properly in the bom..L
id Clenrflcld. Lot 8il4
O flCt. Mlth fi r,, .
atory plnnk houta tliererm trvated. iia u2l
room a down atairi and four h4 roo mi on
A lain ..in..u.t. .nl L.ll. .a P .V-
" wui vu mcona Boon
llouaa liniKbcd com pi eta from cellar ta att 11
Wood duuMc porch aud good water. Vic
aonnble and pay man. cany.
aoauK73 WJd. M. MoCULLOlQH,
rpo tiik ta.payl:uh of law
1 HKNCK TOttaSIIIPNotio, u
given that tbo duplicate for the "cmh ruad U)
amcPBcd for (he purpova of paying ih nt.
againut the townaliiji Inourrrd by the btii,itnt
and Iinprorcmenl of roadi, hai beoa plaoad i
my lianda fur eollreti.n. I will mrit tbt tAj.
payor at tbo Arbitration Room, in Court Uuuw
on Tumtiay, Wed n cad ay and Tburaday of h(-p!
tcmber curl, and eao be found at mv rtideo
a. an j uiucr vnne nunr,rii "flLAa
Aug. 20-1m
If 1 1 trio t Trtunnr.
NOTICE. All poraona will Uka notice U;lt
I bare pnrcbanod al sSberitT'a attle tb
lowing artlclua of peraonal property, vii; l Cb(J
iDg atoe tuid furniture, 1 large kettle, 1 timber
led, I plow. 1 gritiditone, 1 oow, lot or bay, com
and buckwheat in tha ground, aud all the tiaiUi
made in the wooda oo ibe farm now ovvupicd by
lurid Crowell having been io!J aa the proper,
of tho laid Crowrll and that I have Irft iLai.jn)
article! with aaid Crowell aubjeot to my order.
AH prauita are warned not to meddle with uu
property, a it baton gi to ot.
L. M. COUDKIKT.
FrtnchII!o. Auguft 20, U73 St
THO OWM.HS W 1HIKT WtlUItT
X Tl.VnKK. Notico la hereby girea that (be
tiuie for filing olaimi for nnrnarkrd timber bu
been extrnded to 8KPTKM It K ll 1st, WJ. All
perfoni losing unmarked tnulrrr, either by it
treMiut or bigu wator or April, are rLquected to
preeonc ineir ciaiu
claiiua properly authenticated by
(td) C. VV. KM1TU, Auditor.
tbat date.
IIWT OP Jl ltOKS drawn for Bept Tfru.
J A. D. 171. ogiuuiecciiig on tho fourth Moq
ditjr. 2.M day : "
oiuiri) Ji aoaa.
I,erl FunderUnd.....Bcil
It. W. Cbilion Illoom
Jnf. II. Turner Bogie
Mark KykT....Iradf(,r.l
ii. M. Thoiupron..Urady
Jamci Irvin...... M
W. J, KitneH...llurneide
L. J. llurd Cheat
Id. Flood ...... Covington
Win. l'rter... Clearfield
A. M. Hilli
E L. llughea.H,Iecatur
A. I). Fbaw Ooahc:
Jaeb Wilhelm..Urahaoi
lii nry Hagerty...Gtiliph
J. L. ffTtawM..Uoutt(izv
U. W. Wtae Jor im
11. K. Mokel Knoi
W. P. TateM,..Iawr:iiet
Ja. L. Meart..Jdorri'
J. STaitvN.Wjbnirto
Jamea B. Clartt...Pprjft
Johnatoa V 4dia...l'iU
J. K. Aroolu-.e....l'iiiGL
TRAvaRaa jrnoaa.
J. i. a.-arhartH...lJogg8'R. C. JubnaonCleartd
Jacob llanfjr
Uriah Lita.
John Lita Ueerarin
L.M.Coedriet.Coriiigtji
Ira Shaffir.CurweniTili.
Jamoa Albert..l)Matnr
D. Mrh(T'-y
Burnide
AKrnai HooTerUrahaa.
11. H. M'lrrow.H.Ooibca
K. K. Wilaon... u
Jan. McCreery-
T. W. Kitr hen, "
Ju. II. Kdingor.e.Biady
Jaeob C. Kuiith.... "
Ocorge Horn "
Framptoo Boll Belt
Henry Albert.. .Bradford
Daniel Stewart, "
Iauicl (iraham, "
John Birrk
N. P. Wilaon...
John Smeod....J..Cbet
Tobiaj VS eatuverM "
Edward Wood -
Hrorge Htanley...Uahfa
Wiim Hag?rtyM
(Jro. Hagerty..lJtJutiaal8
Thomai Ktrong...Jonlaa
Jomrf McNcal...
A. A. Read Lawrence
T. Sparkman
Wm. C. Iiaff...
Joi. II. Howlei M
H. H. ShftfliKT,
R. Hpackuian
Johu CamplK'llM0ceo
Jui, E. llrpbura.l'ct
Jatuei Anbura "
Wm. H. Freeman. ..Fi
John Ardcry ...,
Jamue) Muure..... "
Bobt.Canon, Woodwa-:
J.M'Uughlio-Claarficld
Alex, Irvin...
W. B. Bradley
Cornel. Owena
I PRIVATE SALE I The sulscrit .
having made arrangements to remove ea
ward, will oiler at wrivato aaJe any or all of t -
following household furniture, rit: On Cutu.
bed -room let, one dining-room act, one parlor ft ,
on Piano, nook stove, Stanley Air-tight wot
store, ISo. U Morning ( lory parlor stove, togfti
or with a kl of other furniture equally vaiuab!
Thon In ned of furniture will please call an
examine it between thia time and tba middle
g'Mctnbir. KKV, GEUKGK HALL.
Clearfiuld, fa., July 30 ?ui.
MISS H. S. SWAN'S
SCHOOL FOR GIRL:
CLEARFIELD, PA.
THE FALL TERM of rurtcen week., v
oominenca Monday, September let, 1&7I.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Heading, Orlhographv, Writing, Ot-jeet Let
eon. Primary Aritlitttio and I'rimar
Geography $1
Iliatury, Local and deecriptiv Geography
with Map Drawing, Uramaiar, Menial
and Written Arithmetic f
Algehra andtha oioieac 13
Instruction in inftramental mneio 1 .
Oil painting, S4 leieun.. IS
Wax work '
For full particular, eend for Circular.
Clearfield, Aug. . IH7S. :1:1-J
Vl)IIMTlt ATOK'H NOTH EUNut
lehcreby giventhal letters of adroinlttn
outbeesUteofALKXAMlKR BEATV, deeee
late of Hell townthip, Clearfield eoanty, fee
having been duly granted to toe unarmr
el! pereona indehud to laid aetata will p.
sake Immediate payment, and thoao hi-v.
olaima or deutande will present them prvvt.'
auibenticated for settlement without delay.
JA.MKS BEATY,
Aueuel, IS, 18T3 1. Adminlitral r
17X -'.Cr(l( NOTICE. Notice Is hr
j by given that letter tcetamenUry havi
liven gmntr-d to the undorvirned on. tho estate .
Mrs. KL1.A FLANXK1A.N, deceaeed, late
Clearfield, Clearfield county, Pennsylvania, '
persons iudehted to paid eetate arc requested
make Immediate navment, and thua havh '
olaiuu agaiuet the atime will present them do ;
autuentioattd or settlement.
JAMES B. GRAHAM,
augl3-6t Bxecator.
MXAFCIAL STATEMENT of tl
I Karthaua township Bchool fund, for t
year enditig J una 1st, l7A;
. amtinn.
To halnnra in TreaMror's baarll at last
Settlement -
To amount of duplicate for 1H7S.
To amount reeeirod from unseated lands lfio
To amount fttate appropriation
To amount from Co. fcr election purposot
To amount from other aourto-...... Z '
Tota.H.., - 42361
RXl'K-niTrHRS.
By amount of order lifted since la it set-
tlcmaat.4 ..... ....? Lv,n
Bv amount of uerosntan oa duuhcate... 3$
Wy Treasurer'i percentage.
Uy exonerations
SI
11 T4
Total. X
Balance on, hand ai Inst settlemcat- f 3
J. W. PuTTEH, rreiidfot
Josrph Q)LUi.i!iP, tfcorelary.
gTKVENSON k CO'.S
EXCELSIOR BAKER!
MAHKKT STREET, CLRARF1ELD, PA
Jlnvlnft reeeotly flttcd up a aaw Bakery,
proourwl the serrlcaa of a. Srat-olafi baker, '
are prepared to fnrnish
FRESH BREAD,
ROLLS, CAKES, AC-
evcrjr iny. Wt will deliver Ureal!, Rollr, l'
of all kinds, freeh were naming, at tba denrs
oar onptotuers, If desirod. VY respectfullv i
licit a share of uMlc patronage, and feel ft '
that we een give entire sntlirnctiun.
We also keep on bend a choice aMortment .
CANDIES, Nl'TS, OIlANtJKS, LEMONS, T'
IlACI'tl, ClUAKS, Ac.
Fresh FRl IIS and VEOKTADLB3 reeelv.
dailv and .Mil at rcaennahle prices.
Fresh llYriTKIIS. In eeimn,bvthecanarque
li Ii C'HKAM al"vi on hand.
(live as a cell. We strive to t,leaee.
Aug. 6, ISM tf. STEVEStl.V A Cf
T
niE MITCHELL WAGON,
FOR
Form, Freight 'aud Flantation Ue .
t'nlreraallv kaowo as tha
ORIOINAL RACINB WAiKIN.
Wade by cpfrlcnccd srorkmen ot of as (
material aa money ean hoy. Wa do Rot alaiR. '
bnild the lowest priced Wagon, but oor ainiii '
build a woll proporttoaed wegun in all P'
and eicel In durability and haht Heart. For
paat quarter of R eenlorv the tl itohell "
suoceesliilly malnUined the reputstlon ol M
the best wagon In ne. Tim rapidly lnereati
demand for them proves tli'jlr nierlotlly
other wsgont. ,
Mitchell, Uwis A Cu., SJanufaolnreni, R"
Wisconsin. For sl ty ,
Ang. , 173.
, Oleartield, 1 '
gTOSF.-g HAW OU M ME US
SAW Ul'Blilo
t bave received tne aarnrj -tU
Jell them at m.nufwlorer's frier. t
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