GEORGE B. COODLANDER,
ID1TUR AND PROrailTOR.
; CLEARFIELD, Pa.
WEDXWDAT HORNING, DEC. 1, 187S.
' There Las boon a great shrinkage
of values all over the country, but the
shrinkage) of Grant Block einco the
' late elections beats even Jay Cooko
. and Northern Puciflo. .
'' The widow of Ex-(iov. Geary holds
. $11,200 worth of Jay Cooko's railroad
' bonds worth now about eleven dollars
and iteenty centt. Bishop Stevens,
Henry Ward . Bcochcr, and other
tvaallhy divines,are also large holders
. of this worthless trash.
' ' Lit Them 06. A largo number of
the Southern negroes, like thousands;
of whiles, have become about half
crazy about Cuba. Thousands of the
X Good Opening,
That the tax-payort of Now York
oily were robbed of millions of dollars
by "Boss" Tweed and his band of
tblovea, has boon fully domonstratod
by Bonding alt tho leaders of tho gang
to the Penitentiary. - However if ibe
conviction of Tweed had depended on
Republicans in New York, he would
be freo to steal to-day. Hut Charles
O'Connor and Summit Tilden gave
their priceless nbilitios and two years
of their tiuio to unearth tho frauds of
tho Tammany ring, besides defeating
their parly in that Slate for two years,
although victorious now, whon all the
robbers bavo been turned out of lb
party nnd Tammany is once more purl
flod. Our Stato Is still worso off.
The Radical party has within it
organization a Philadelphia 'Ting
and a Ilarrisburc Vrinjr." The for
mer is led by Bill Mann aud Bill Kern
bio, who have also plundered that
city of its millions. Tho lattor is con
trolled by Simon Cameron, Slate
Treasurer Mackey and Post Ifustor
Bergner, who are all good workers
thomsclves, but omploy such men as
George O. Evans and bis confederates
to rob tho State Treasury, whilo the
chiefs appropriate and divido among
their corrupt friends all the offices
Now where is the Tilifch or O'Connor
in the H'iital party who will mako a
motion that these fellows bo prose
former have offered their services lo
the Presidonl, with a view of going to eulcd and sent to tho Penitontiary, so
Cuba to extinguish the bloody Span- that the tax-payers of our Stato may
iards. We hope they will bo allowed
' to gt "on their own hook."
Imitates Evans. J. II. Pbelps,the
cashier of the Now York State Treas
ury has succeeded in robbing the peo-
plo of that State of 1301,090. This is
just 11,000 more than Georgo O.
Evans pocketed. Phelps has flod and
Evan's missed the Penitentiary.
"What Is there to deter public officers
from plundering the people, while
. each men as Evans and Pbolps are
pettod and fondlod by those still high-
. it in authority r
be rcliovod of those shoddy patriots f
Let us try and get rid of these gangs,
and suppress "Buchu banking," and
then we may look for generul pros
perity j not before
Congress. This body met at the
National Capitol on Monday. lion
James G. Blaine, of Maine, was re
elected Speaker of the House. The
Dcradcratlo members cast thoir ballots
for ex-Mayor Fornando AVood of New
York. At this writing (Tuesday morn-
ng) we are unablo to say what Presi
dent Grant'i panacea for these turbo
lent times is. lie will no doubt let-
tie tho Cuban affairs in a statesman.
like manner, and straighten up tho
Banks and relieve the pressure now
Tut Gbiat Difference. The Ohio
Slate ponitenliary last year cost $152,
163, while from convict labor and
; other sources its receipts amounted to bcllri hooviy on rairoaj,; ,nd
... . uu,uu,- u, the bu8ineM intoreat of thooountry.
iiun, mijr vauiivv mv x rjuunj ivauia
Penitentiarios be made to yield a sim
ilar revenue? Instead of this they
cost the State $50,000 annually, and
each county also contributes its thous
ands towards their support. ' We fear
that behind the toil of philanthropy
some parties aro pocketing handsome
fortune.
- The celebrated "Christian" banking
firm of Jay Cooke k Co. was thrown
into bankruptcy, in Philadelphia, on
Thursday Inst The firm owes over
'eight million (!) dollars. What Us as-
setts are, no one seems to know
Clergymen, charitiblo institutions and
- widows and orphan children, or their
.guardians, are the hoaviost suffer
era. Those notorious hypocrites have
- fleeced loyalists and those christians
who make merchandise out of their pro.
. fossion, most hugely. Tboir lurceny
. " of two million from the government is
a small affair, in comparison with thoir
religious robberies. '
The Boston Tia Partt. The ori-
ginal Boston Tea Party was organized
on the 16th day of December, 1773,
and will be just one hundred years
old on the ltita of this month, which
is tho day fixed to voto upon our new
Constitution. We suspect that tbe
Tea consumed on that day will be
treated, differently from that which
was pitched into Boston barbor 100
ycara ago.
Toe Bairisa Coal Trade. We
learn by Saward's Coal Trade Circular
that tbe kingdom of Great Britain
contains what are lormcd twelve coal
districts, contafuing 3,010 collieries,
employing 418,088 persons, who mined
last year 123,303,853 tons of Coal-
about 6,000,000 tons more than tho
year provious. Tho accidents were
1,054, deaths 1,000.
Ttttitnoninl.
Tbe engineers of tho Tyrone 1)1 vi
sion oi tiie ronnsylvania l(ilroul.d
siring to tostily thoir regard for Mr
Goo. C. n ilklus, tho oftiuiont suporin
tonuent ot that division, who ha
been transferred to tbe Baltimoro Dl
vision of the Northorb Central Jtuil
way, under tho controlof tho Central
bavo had the following testimonial
executed In the blithest stylo ol art,
with pen and ink,framud,and presented
to niiu. ll is a spienuiu specimen
work with a pen, and it Is difficult
imagine how it could bavo boon ox
ecutod. Tho testimonial laiJUxiJUinch
os, framed In tustefully moulded black
walnut, iiara Is the document.
Locomotive Engineers! Testimonial
to Georgo C. Wilkins, Huporintondont
Tyrono Division, Pennsylvania Hail
Hoaa
Dear Sir :Tbo ability, judgment
ana aoove all tue nigh regard you
bavo always shown for tho just rights
of all whom your publio business or
privato intercourse has brought you
in coniuti wun.nasnoiciiiy rosuitou in
tue success oi tins division so that
ttauds second to nono, but bas won
from all a warm regard fur you both of
ficially and personally,
Therefore, it is with recrct that wo
learn of your having boon transferred
to anomer branch ot the Uompanv'i
sorvice, and that your official connec
tion with us ceases on tbe last ot this
month.
As Locomotive Enuinoers of the
xyruno .Division and others ot ou
occupation who have had intercourse
with you as such, wo take irioat pleas
nro in expressing our high esteem for
you, and the appreciation we bavo
lormed of you during yonr association
with us as buporiutendont ot this JJi
vision, reeling assured that your
merit as an ouioial and Kontioman will
always gain for you success and re
spect, with our best wishes lor
self, your family and all your
esi, we remain, -
xours Truly,
S. Dinges, ' T. J. Fee,
Michael Kearney. TtobL Stephens,
Tuoo. Vanscoyoo, John Farroll,
J. Y. Leisenrintr. C. II. Kuesoll.
J. O. Burloy, Thos. Peoplos,
J. II. Burloy,
Sam'l Henderson
Wm. Ilote,
John Moadville,
Wesloy Bailey,
Isaao It. Boor,
John H. MoClure.
your-
inter
Martin Fallon,
J. Latham,
K. Kusioll,
Lovl Killits,
11. Snyder,
1). Cox,
N. E. Koetl.
Ed. Mills,
Oct. 21, 1873.
Tue Crucible. It haa beon dis
covered that all tho nowtpapers which
oppose the adoption of tbe Now Con
' slilution have fur years bad one or
more assistant editors in position at
IIarrisburg,in the capacity of lobbyist,
or pastor and folder. All those places
aro made vaoant by the new instru
raont. Hence the opposition. Those
entorprising journalists, who have
heretofore bad their employees paid
out of tbo State Treasury, will bavo
. to pay them out of tboir own pockets,
if they want to continue those orna-
monts at the Stalo Capital in the fu
tore. How patnolio (!) their opposi
tionll ' -
Vert Thin. One of the arguments
need by the opponent of tbe now
Constitution is that it repeal tbe act of
. Assembly of 1800, which abolished all
taxes on real estate for State purposes.
Tbo individual who uses this sophistry
is either a blockhead or a knave, aud
be only osos it as a "bugyboo." The
clause in tbe Constitution which it is
ftlloged restores tbe Blate tax on roal
estate was the work of Hon. John M
Broomal, a Republican member of
the Convention from Dolaware county,
. gentleman of integrity and conceded
ability. He says it cannot bo tortured
into any sooh fooliab meaning. Tbo
Harris burg Telegraph andafewotbor
shoddy organ to tbe contrary, not
withstanding.
More Vjllajut Covered Up.
lion. Charles 8. Sherman, U. S. Judge
for the Northern District of Ohio,
' has resigned and ex-Congressman Mar
' tin Walker of the same Slate ha been
appointed to fill the vacancy. Thus
another rascal escape. Judge Sher
man ii a brother of Gen. Sherman and
Senator SLermarj, Two year ago a
movement was put od foot looking to
bis Impeachment fur high crime and
misdemeanor. It appears that tbe I hi intrigues to supersode Antoine by
Judge allowed himsolf to be used by proposingto acknowledge tbe oleclion
outsiders lo rob the Tro..ry hmh h. of Lieut-Gov. Pannbai alienated from
, ,. ... , ' . :. fcim the support of tbe negroos, who
.army uioers ana vnoso in luecivu foPm by far tlo greater portion of tho
Bnrvind ' Hnnltii HI Af I. a .nln ! 1 I L I' . . ' T .-II
w..vw. .uw v. Miv vm,uiiBui, uepuuueun puny in uuuiHinp, uu uu
lie was paid large sum of money for finds hi position beset with difficulties
shoving claims through the War Do- ido from tho question of Congres-
partmcnt and through lb. Court..- Slfn.V'.'h. 'r -n
' , .... . . ., . beliove, however, that Congres will
There i no doubt but that if he wore dare deliberately sanction such a
put upon trial bo would land In the revolutionary precedent aa that af
Pcnlt8Btiaryjustwhere"Boss"Tweed, fordedHtiy tbe overthrow of the legal
iho rn-nil Tiaw Ynrk rxl.hn. . niaio uovernmeni.
On of the depositor in tho bank
Ing bouse, of Jay Cooke k Co., say
that a proposition baa beon mado by
me nouse 10 pay nueen per oenl. in
money and the remainder in Xorthorn
rauilio itailroad bonds, in satisfaction
of creditors.' It would take an awful
Doicu-troddrn Louisiana.
Thoso pooplo who have recently
worked thomsolvos Into "hysterics"
over Cuban affairs would do well to
look nearer homo and try and regulate
tboir own family affairs before tbey
sacrifice themselves on a Spanish altar
in trymg lo "free" Cuba. Better, try
and make Louisiana a Ifee Stato, and
if we succeed in this we will be better
prepared to go abroad on an errand of
this kind. Tbe Now York Sun, in al
luding to the affairs of the Slate indi
catcd says :
Those who suppose lhat tbe people of
uuumiuiia iiovecume 10 1110 conclusion
to quietly accept tbo spurious covorn
mont forced on them at tbo point of
ine oayonet win una themselves mis
taken wbon Congress meets. Desir
ing to avoid all appearanco of placing
luemscivet in antagonism to tho red-
oral Government, tboy havo remained
apparently Inactive since the adiourn
ment of Congress ; but so soon as the
approaching session begin thoy will
renew ineir aetnanua lor justice. Ji
People' Convention, composed of ad
horent of Gov. McEncry, mot in Now
urloans on Monday, wbon every parish
In the State but three was represent
ed, to concert measures (or presenting
country in the most euucaive manner.
iiollogg affects to disregard this move
ment, but it cause him much uneasi
ness nevertheless. Gov. McEnory bas
with him nearly all tho intelligence
and wealth in the State, and hi caso
is not so bopeloss as may be imagined.
llis supports nave sironir laitb that
Congress will at last redress their
wrong; or that at least lUwiil order a
new election, in which event Kellorir
, . . ... ... tin
wouia not sianu me slightest doss
bility of being chosen Governor. But
even if Congress, through its subser
viency to the White House, should
formally recognizo iho spurious uov-
ernmeut as legitimate, it ia by no
moans cortaia that Kollogg will be
permitted to retain hi office. His
impeachment has bcenfrooly dlsoussed
among members of bis own party, and
there Is no doubt that bis ollloiul con
duct baa afforded ample grounds for
such proceeding. II is duplicity to
ward his colored associates in the
State Government a manifested in
torod upon a twelve year' appren
ticeship. But because of Sherman's
loyalty and relationship be will be al
lowed to resign and that will b the
last that will . b board of bim. To
avoid tho Btigma of being Impeached
Mil- highly connected loyalist it per.
oittf 4 to rergn before Cohgrrsg meet.
P. O. Depatrment. The Post Mas
ter General, in his annual report for
1873. states that tho ordinary revenues
of tbo department for thoracal year
ending June 80, 1873, wore J2,!JU
741 67, an increase of (1,081,815.20
over tbe precceding year. 1 ho ex
penditurcs of all kinds wcro $29,081,'
043.07, or 12,42(1,753.36 more than the
year ending Juno 30, 1872. from
this it will be seen that tbe expondi
turos were 80,088,20-1 10 in excoss of
the receipts. Iho number of adhesive
stamps issued during tbe year was
001,031,520, representing !lti,C81,18!;
stamped envelopes, newspaper wap-
pcrs, and postal cards. 102,200,000,
representing 1,1,718,587 : making a to
tal of 120,309,770. The number of
ftfti fiffiiAa in nrutrnlinn In Ihn 11 n't tad
States on JuneiSU, 1873, was 33,244,
an increase ot 1,381 during the year.
The total number of emyloyes in tbo
aepartmont throughout tho country is
47,304. There were recoivod at the
Dead lottor Offico 4,402,857 lettors, of
which 2b8,429 wore foreign, represent
ing a value of $5,795,704 11. Of these
loiters only 1,826,108 were delivered
lo their ownors or writers, but the
amount represented by them Was
$5,877,923.27. It will be noticed that
the employes exceod forty-scvon
regiments, without counting upon the
dependents and hangers on. A pretty
good sized army, if put into the filJ.
Kkpeal the Salary Bill. The
Rochester, N. Y., Advertiser, of the
10th of November, in alluding to this
iniumous measure, says: Kepoal the
law every word and figure of it that
applies to tho increase of salaries.
Ibe pooulo demand lhat tin shall bo
dono. And then let Mr. Grant, draw
ing $25,000 a yonr legitimate salary,
with a free White Houso and $77,000
in addition yearly to support it. sue
tbo masses of bis countrymen, out of
work and out ot bread, lor tbo addi
tional $25,000 ho covols If he will
Congress will reassemble ihreo weeks
from to-day, with its each and every
memoer navmg ea,iza or the poopio
money in his pocket for services that
be did not rendor during tho past nine
months $25 dropping into bis band
every day in the year from tho swoat
and toil of industry, and with a Presi
dent whose pay and perquisites since
me 4iu ot juarch last have been ovor
$400 a day while the wolf is at the
door oi the millions of the poor from
whom tin money is wrenched by
r euorai taxation and I odoral tax gath
erers, llepoal the salary bill without
hesitation or qualification, and politi
cal damnation of evory man who voted
for or officially approved the measure,
or took tho tainted money flowing
from it this is tbe demand, and this
the decree of the people. It is tbe
duty of the press to warn and direct
ine publio opinion that can and will
seoure compliance with the one and
enioroe the other.
Cuba Twenty IVar
Some twenty your ago, when Crit
tenden and othor young American en
thusiasts wore captured in attempting
to maao a descent upon cuua, and ex
ecutod. a thrill of resentment, as bow,
was felt in all the land. In the South
In which section most of tho executod
bolongnd, tbe feeling wna intenso, and
the publio insisted apon despatching a
fleet lo Cuba to take yongeanco. But
the GovorBmont did not feel Justified
in . acting hastily. , Mr. J. J, Critten
den, tho ominont statosmon of Ken
tucky, waa then Attornoy General of
ine u in tod Blatoa, ioung Critten
den, who met his death at the bands
of tho Spaniard), waa his nephew.
but Mr. Crittenden, after an exami
nation of the law of nations, fulled to
recommend any decisive action on the
part or our Covorn mont, and beyond
ne excuange oi oipiomatio communi
cations betweon tho two Governments,
nothing was done. Wild threat of
vengcanco were tbon breathed at the
south, and there waa a deal of talk
about fitting, out expodiliona against
Cuba, but the oxcitomont died out.
The blustor and brngadooia indulged
in by too many men of sense is ridicu
lous in tho extromo.and will, of course.
ii.i. ii ,. . ' .. .
"imuw vor, too, out, it ia really hu
miliating to know that statosmon like
m. M. ivarts and S. 3. Cox. should
be so forgetful a to pass all bhun.Ii
of propriety in this Cuba affair J ..We
aro not surprised at tho "sboddyNat-
riots. Who, rn nn I ha Innl iAtri'
army contract, and the "JiKw
bankers, who want to engsso in T Syn
dicates" and "government-loan,'' to
retrieve their lost 'fortune,1 and the
"ring boned and spavined" politician,
who cannot live without excitement
and pilfering off the' publio, bat it is
roally astonishing to notice the num
ber of journals and statosmon who
have in fact outlawed themselves, as
much so ss the men who went to Cuba,
in violation of tbe laws of all nations.
The Barh-Vau Stent. '
Hocognizing, in tbo result of tbe
recent eleotions, tho indignation of
tbe poopio at the back-pay aleal, and
othor acta for which the party in pow
er ia bold responsible, some of the Re
publican nowspupor and leader are
endeavoring to counteract the fatal
results of lhat odious measure by as
sorting that tho bill passed by the
late Congress most be repealed. If
more increase oi pay was no worsi
uro about this business, those
symptoms of returning honesty might
avail something, but aa the offense ot
the advocates of this measure consist
ed mainly in tbe breach of trust which
they committed, in applying the pro-
oeous oi ine stoal to thoir past servl
ces, iuo uarancu spot ' will not "out
at ine idle doolamalion ol these pre
tended reformers. Tho Democratic
party all ovor the country have, with
a singlo voico, pronounced condemna
tion upon those or its members who
uuininmeu mis urcacn oi ouicmi oeoo-
rum and violation of political mopality
lbcy have been subjected to no such
milk-and-water treatmont as that of
the Radical convention. The results
of this manly stand have boen seen in
the recent elections, and tho Radicals
cannot dam the tide which is sotting
in, Dy ineso loeoie piatitudos about re
poanng me law.
The Democracy. Tbe Democratio
party ha heen pronounced upon high
political authority to be dead. .Now
this dead party just at present tjas the
Governor and Legislature of Connect
icut. It has tho Stato officers of New
York with all the patronage of the
Canal Board, and a uovcrnor in New
ersoy. It has the Governor and Le
islature of Delaware ; ditto Marylnn.
Virginia and est V irginia. ln ir-
;imu it gains a United Males Senator,
n North Carolina it bas the Legisla
ture. In Georgia both Legislature
ana uovornor. in Uhla tbo samo
itto Kentucky and Tonncssoe. It
as the Legislature In Texas and the
Uovornor in Jndiuna. It has tbo Gov
ernor and Legislature in Missouri, It
ns the Covornor and Legislature in
Wisconoin. In connection with other
e men is of opposition it will contiVil
tue legislatures or JUinsna and Culi
fornia. Four or five years ago it bad
scarcely a Governor or Lcgisluluro In
the Union, and now it wilf run from
one-third to nearly one-half of tbrm
V hilo tho Democratio party is not
dead, tbore is another parly whid'b
appears 10 do very unwell. UKin
nati Enquirer. '
ADMINISTRATOR'S HOTICIk-NotlM
Is knbjr glfw lkt IttMra at ttlatatiiinUim
oo Ik MUia of JOHN ROM), Sr., 11 uf
bill townihlp, ClurtM (Maty, P., 4wrMd,
hin bm iulj (rutee I U MdwiigMd, ill
prmi liMM l Mid Mlal wlU Um mmki
ImaMdtat Mjmmi, Hum kttlaf tUloM or
(taasadi "ill prem! t!ua proaarl; MtkwIioaM
lot MlUmmt wllWal dalat . .
JOBB7 M. 0R.
Oilnd, Nov. 11, 117. AdaiiDl.lnKr,
m Vm, entfxltt, tt. I gr ootfi, wrl5, Bit.
ED. W.GRAHAM,
i. r. wiiTia..
t .
D1ALIR IM
QENEBAL MEECSiKDISE,
T
JXBCUTOR'S SALK.
Valuable Real Estate I
Br irta. ot aa ardar of tka Ornkaaa Coart
of Clwra.ll eo out, ul to a. dlraatW, Ufa
will b anpoMd lo jobllo mU, ia Ui. biiroagk of
nw ?t MDm, ra., oa .
' BATUBDAT, DIO. 10TH, 18T3.
tht followlnt doatrlbwl ml MtaU, lat. th Droa-
.rtj of rndorlok BmltK, diooawl t A ..rtai
Uaekof Uad. illuat. la Dill tvWDiblo. Clau-Sald
oouaijr, ra., waiwoiag .boot inty Htn, bouod-
m ua iiwiim m lollowi i ugianlB( at a bra
look, th.no. bj laid of Juka Hmith north 100
ptrohM u a lino thooco ml It p.nhM lo a
wbiu pin. Una aorth M pwohn to a moarn.
bori th.nn br Uad of Criit A Millar
dognw .ait t ptrohM to kemiuck oa the bank
of Cb.it cnek ; thane, up th. aald orrtk 13
;::u'oJ to aaton.) theno. by land of Criat A
Millar loath 24 dag ma aaat SO pwcku to a poat;
thaao. ut lit ivuohea to plan, of bwlnnlncy
KaaarlDg oot ol aald koaadariM too aorta lyiac
oo uavai .rta, otgianing at ia. loniiag aaa .a
ttading la width at fordiag tw. roda kaok from
Ibaanwkaad vp th. aaa. to th. appar lin..f
traot, taa wtdta aiuading to a.k. th. aaa.
nanag uwmb .rMltd a two atorj Hooao, M
Bar Bd other ostbttildinii, and barlna thoraoi
op. of th. beat .raharda In Oloartald ooualt.
'' TanNa.-Oo.'third oaah. and balaae. oa Jon.
1874. with InK-reit. to bttMiutJ hi bond
.ndittOrtgag. oa tbt premlaoa.
juiin una, sxatutor.
. 0.T. IV, 1074-41.
CLEABFIELD, PA
Hal Joj .p-aad, at th. KITSTON1 BT0KI,
oapata nooa ot
rjr jc w fiotDi.
f .TtrjdoKrlptloa.
Dfty GOODS, . . .
OKOCEBIaS.
BOOT8 AND SHOES,
. CLOTBIXa,rfonto.,
IN GREAT VAKIETV.
flour, " ' : "
MEAT, -
, . l SALT, ' . ' "
BYE,
OATS,
. , . . COBN,
ALWAYS 01T BAKU AND FOB
SALE AT A SMALL ADVANCE,
. FLOUE
Rwalrig iy th. ear load, aad Mid at a Mali
adr
W. W. SBTTI.
t ;
CLEABFIELD, PA.,
Art offering, ai th. .Id tUad of 0. t. Itoa4 Co,
thali itook of goadi, waalaUag of
DRY - GOOD$, ' GROCERIES,
BOOTS A BBOiai '," ' "
HATS A CAM, HAKDWABB,
QUSBNSWAEB, ' . .
FLOUR, FEED, SALT, 4c, &o.,
At th. aort naaoaahl. ratal for CABH r la
ichifor -
Square Timber, Boarda, Ehbgleg,
OK COUNTBr PB0DUCB.
ELECTION PEOCLAMATIO.
WHRItBAR, fc. aa aeloflh. a.ral A-a
bly of tl. CtaatawMltk of P.bo.yi..
aUUed
... -. npaa u. Uiimral
iteiioa wiuia thla OoaaoawMlth," It la ,
JoiaMlapoa th.ak.rlfTa.fth. H,.n ,ua.i,;
ja alu aBUU .il a.
a"" r-"" miuvm i aaaa .laeuua, Ik. pitta
bar. lo ba held, aad th. .Oe.ra to k. .Cu
tloa to la. alMton ot ah. null mt ii.....u
that a geaeral elaatloa will be keld oa lb. Tan
"""' fiaaaa xt, (kelag th. ltk
7 . mvuw, m wi a.T.rai .iMtloa dii.
(rleta la aald eoont7, at wbleb Ua. and plact
in. quaimeo rotare mj Tot. bT kallot-
Sot or Againil the adoptloa of tbe Maw ConiU.
The ballota ab&ll t,plAfjt , ,t-.
following form t On lha ontiida the word! "N
Conitltution i" In Ihe inalde for al!
amraatire Mtw the worda Kr th. M.w Ceatt'
, ana ror au paraona glrtag aentlra TOtw
th. worda "Aceinat th. New Coeatltati.o
The elector! of to. oonnlr of Clearfield will uk.
aotio. that th. aaid election will a. held at (U
iviiowing piaoea, via :
seocaria luwnrbip, at the Unloa llotel, la Orn
Hone.. '
Btll townihlp, at the houw of Robert MahaSWr
Blooa townaliin, at th. houaa of the lau Ju.
aV-Adraaaaa Bad. to thoee wigagai ia get.
I ting .at aqaare timber oa th. meat adraatagaow
lurae.
FRANK FIELDING,
ATTORSEY-AT-LAW,
Clearfield, Pa
Will attend to all baalneai entruited to bim
promptly and faithfully. aorll'7(
LOYD HOUSE,
Main Street,
PIIILU'HBUHII, PENN'A.
Table alware anpplied with tb. beat the aarket I
afforda. The travehag publio ia invited tooall.
novi, 7J. ftvnisr wiu.
A eopply of ROPB eoaltaatl .a hand.
Special ladneeneata offered to thoee getting .at I
Square Timber and Iogi, aa wa deal larger
la iiaab.nn.n'a Bnppliai, aad an pn
pared at all tinea to purohaae tim
ber and luaber.
ED. VT. GRAHAM,
"KEYSTONE STORE,"
SaeoDtl Stmt, -
CLEARFIELD, PA.
' - Oct JS, 1871.
1 j&tt&vtm, Zlnmtt, it.
H. F. BIGLER & CO.,
(aaxaai u
HARDWARE,
Alto, llaaafa.taran.1
CAT..r.. and Sheet Iron Ware.
JBATZEB & LYTLE,
MAaatT TEIIT,
DR. JEFFERSON LITZ,
WOODLAND, FA.
Will promptlT attend aU ealli la th. Una of kli
proieaaioa. aov.lt-7j
CAUTION. All peraona are hereby eautloaed
agaiait barborlng or truating my wife, Lyd-
oa my aooonnt, in the future, aa 1 aa deter
mined to pay ao debta of her .ontraotiog after
toe lutnoay ot November, 1S7B, unieaa eompeii-
eu oy law. a uah wimsuAavBti.
Lathorabarg, Nor. IS, 7J, It
OLBAiriELD, FA.
Daalara la
PRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
'. GROCERIES,
Hardware and Queensyvare,
Boot, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Ao.
ay-Bbeeaaker. nppllad with LEATHBB
aad BH0I FIWDI5Q8 al redaoed raUs.
SALT I SALT I SALT I
retail very .heap.
al wkoleeale aad
Grant's Indian Polict. Tho Naa
i orn nun remarks! According to
Congressional Delegate Magimiis ol
Montana, tbo Indian agonts "will take
a barrel ol sugar to an Indian and got
a receipt tor ten Darren ; just ao tliey
will take one sack of flour and cot a
roooipt for fifty. Thev will tnke 800
hoad of cattle, march them four timca
through tbe corral, got a receipt for
i,4uu, give a pari oi them to the Indi
ans, sell part to a whilo man, and
steal as many back as possible. It is
of no use to complain I thoy know how
it is themselves. The Uovornmont of
the L nitod Stato probably moan well
enough. It apoods a groat deal of
money lor the Indian, who goia Tory
line 01 ii. .
vile oi (pnoYf makeun lb other
85 cor cent. 4 ' " " i .
To bb Exterminated. At a rooenl
meeting of tbe Presbytorian synod of
Con I nil Now York, held at Ctica. a
committee of ministors and civilians
wore appointed to co-oporata with a
committee representing: the Motho-
dista of tbe region in taking measures
10 aoaie mo uneida Community, whiub
rcgnrgca as an ungooiy community.
iuu i lyniontn jtocaort BDated ll)
yuBnors and isapiis., wuoin thoy pro,
nounccd ungodly, once upon a time,
The Grand Master of tb N .W
sey Masons recently docided that th
uso or postal cards and unsealed clt
culars for th purpose ofcoinmunicat
ing Jlasoulo infhramtioft through the
mail la on-Masonio and must' be ds-CODliBUfl,
Sentencc or Tweid. Williarti M
Twood.bottor known as"Bois" Tweed
o former bead of the New York city
Ring," who was arrested nearly two
years aince on charges of robbing tho
x-payers oi that city tbrouch the
means oi jot) and contracts, waa con
vicUd last week on an indictment
covoring more than fifty counts and
on saiuraay was senloncod to pay a
fine of 112.500 and undcrtro twelve
years imprisonment on lilackwell's
Island. This is ono of the most right
eous acts mat any court bas perlornv
ed for some time. i
m . -
ini kju Lonrsa again. An asso
ciate press dispatch from Chattanooga,
Tenn.,enys : Tbero is a Complete Dcm
ooratio viotory in the municipal here.
vr. sr. it. mme, mayor, nnd U . J. Ii6w
ry, marshal, aro clectoif. Thia is the
first Ilomooratic victory foroitr olllceri
-! w
eince ine war.
grw arrrtisfmrnt.
QLEAHFIELI) ACADEMY. ' "
MALE DCPABTMKNT. . ,
TUB WINTER TKkMof fonrl.en wieke will
oomm.no. MOMMY, JANUARY lib, 1878.
a erne ai i union.
Reeding, Wrltlni, Menial and Written
Aritiini.tlo, Urammar, Ueograplij and '
Ulltorv .0 aa
Natural i'bilu.oi.h J, I'hjiiolnrv, and Hio-
gle Knlrv Book-keeping, or either, with
ine aoove . , aa
t " , , i; . . .. . "
vur .o.iruouvne in vounie r.ntrv Hook-
keeping and CoDjmerel.l Arithmetie, ape.
ial tertni to he arrenged. , ,
For partleulara reapeoling th. arhool apntr i
angJi'Mtf R. M. MoKNALtv.
WAMTKIWA Oeneral Agent for Clarnald
eountv la rmrrwn, lh i'n., t
Imuran Comnanv. of ilarlford. Cn a. ..
ergetio man ean dn well by addreming, with ref.
erenrea, R. W. BKRK8T11USSKH. M.....
d"-' Fittaburgh, Pa
v wiLaua, a. a. . a. a. tab valiab. h. n.
DBS. WILSON & VAN VALZAH,
Office In realdrno. of Dr. Wllaon.
Omra llnt-nai I'roro II lo 1 w n. v..
Valiah ean be found at night In hie moma, nam
door Is JUrlawlok A Irwtti'g Drug gtore, on
wbioh w. bow reiid.. winaiiting of a bona, and
tea aerea of land, aa well a. two oowe, belonge to
my wife, Mary Ann, abeolotelv, and all peraoaa
are eaouooea agaimt creapaaaiag .n tnepreotieea
or meuaiing witn ine eowe.
MARTIN ROCKBNBBRRT.
MrGarvev, Nov. 19, '71, St
OLIABFISLD, FA.
rno THORB INTKRK8TED IS TUB PUR-
X C11A8B OF A (STRICTLY ;
PURE RYE WniSKT,
For Medioiaal PurpoMi wa .far
Bailey's. Pure Jlye,
Prioa t2 to ft per galloa, aad will ahip la pack
age im ami pnronaaere.
W. alio handle largely a
COPPER DISTILLED WHISKY,
Prioa from to $114.
. Wt Import ;
FINE WINES, BRANDIES AND GIN,
' And ivr fclio Banaffiinrt of '
DR. 8TIEVER'S
TONIC HERB BITTERS.
Send fer price lilt.
KRTDER A CO..
oollAlm) 111 North Third St., Philadelphia.
T7ARMING IMPLEMENTS cf all
X'
kiada for aal. by
B. T. BIQLER A CO.
T)AILROAD WHEELBARROWS
for tale by
H. T. BIQLER A CO.
f)IL, PALNT, rUTTY, GLASS,
Nalli, etfc, for aal. by
H. r. BIQLER A CO.
FI8H,
PAINTS, OILS, CALCINED PLASTER, Aa I
A liberal dlieeaat to balldara.
H0DSBHOLD GOODS, CARPETS, WINDOW
BUADES. OIL CLOTHS la large
qaantiUat. .
FLOUR, BACON, CORN MBAL aad
CHOP, alwayi .a hand. '
pm-Al ot tb. above goodl an purehaied
Edward E. Eyre 4 Son,
(8.
ra to BTRB A LANDBLL,)
H
ABBESS TRIMMINGS A SHOE
Findlagt, for ial. hy
H. P. BIQLER A CO.
Fourth aad Arch Streeta, rhUad.lphla,
JruflS aufl Xtiiclnts.
rjl II
B LATEST MOVEI
TIIE LATEST MOVE!
HARTSWICK & IRWIN'S
QUNS, PISTOLS SWORD CANES
Far aal. by
H. F. BIQLER A CO.
jgTOVES, OP ALL SORTS AND
Eilia, fer al hy
II. T. BIQLER k CO.
TRON I IRON 1 IRON J IRON I
far ial. hy ,
B. F. BIQLER A CO.
TTORSE SHOES A HORSE SHOE
, BAILS, for aal. hy ,
" , II. F. BIQLER A CO-
pULLEY BLOCKS, ALL SIZES,
Aad beat U aaafaetur., for ial. hy ' .
H. F. BIQLER k CO.
THIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE I
BOXES, for ial. hy
H. F. BIQLER k CO.
J70DDEB CUTTERS for alo byl STEWART & SON'S
3O-70 H. F. BIQLER A CO.
DRUG STORE,
DliSttllailfOllS.
T. their new building oa Kooond Street, nearly 1
oppoalte tb. a lore or Weaver Delta,
THE SUN.
WEEKLY, 8KMI-WEKKLY AND DAILY.
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
When tW will eonttnafl to funnly their old tod
m muij dw ooitomtri m mj oomt. wiia
PURE DRUGS!
tan,
ADMIRItTRATORaV MlfTICIV-Netle.
ie hereby elv.n that letter. of drainl.milr.e
on tbe eatat. of 8A.MHIII, BTHB, deeeaaad,
rmoi towninip, viearncio aoa way, Pens'.,
having bean duly grsated to the aadwalgned,
all peraon. Indebted lo aaid .aula will pleaaa
eke Iram.dlate payrneat, aad thoe having
elalroa or denaada will preeeal than properly
eutheatloatfd. for eettlement without delay,
.. LEWIS KRllARD,
. .... MCQU AUNOLD '. 'a
" .. AeauaLuaUra, i
N,wNillrorl,;,r.JI, 1171 H
, CHEMICAL 81
A
rsuitMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS,
' (Inaludlng all bow remedial,)
Patent Medleinea, Palnta and Olla. dlaae Bad
Putty, Hobool Bonke, Brntioaery, Paper,
Ao. alao, a full line of Drug- .
gllte' Suniriea, Hair
Toaloa,
Ceeaietlea, Perfumerlea, Toilet Artlelee, Braahoa,
leltel Boape, t'oeitet riooka, aeall of
th. beal quality.
PURE W1NE8 AND LIQUORS,
for nedloa A uoraoianla porpoaoa only,
Para While Lead, Color, of all klnd, Raw and
Boiled Lineeed Oil, Varniehea, Terpen,
tiao, Coal Oil, Point A Vanlih
Bnuhai, Flavoring
,. Eitraela, .
ConfeatlonerHea, Bird Serd, Splea, ground aad
ungrouad, of all kinda.
MOKERS AND CHEWERS
Will (nd ear Block of Chewing
and Fmoking Tobaooo, Imaorted and Do
neeti. Clgara, Snug and Fine-out to a. of Ih.
rrry beet branda la tho market,
LA&fPS AND ClIMNBYtl, . ,
. 4fl klndi of 0LA83 WARE,
OiRDBN BBBD8,
HIT8IPAL INSTRt'USTg
J Muiloal Trlmpiliigi of every variety,
Having a long eiperieaoa la the huelaaia, ad
aa oiUaair. and well eeleoiad itook of aMdleiaei.
we are enabled to 111 Pkyoletaae' preMriptioaa at
tka ehorteet nolloe aad aa Mw ajoit reaeoaable
term a. day aoj plght.
fHfUeli, Pp, Iday IL tyi J (
F. BIGLER CO.'S
-SPECIALTIES-
TUB WEEKLY blU la too wid.lv known to
require any extended raoontmendatioa but tbo
reaeona whieh have already glvea It fifty thoae
and aubaoribera, aad whieh will, we hope, giro 11
many taoaaaada More, aro Briefly aa roilowe t
It la a arat-ret. n.wipaper. All the aewi of
tbe day will be found in it, .ond.naed whoa aa.
important, at full length when of aiomeat, aad
atwaya preeenleo ib a alter, latelligible aad U
tereitina meaner.
It la a Bret-rate ramily Barer, mil or entertain.
Ing and InitrucUv. reeding of .rrry kind, but
containing aotmng mat can ooena toe Bloat del
ioate aad eerupuloua taate.
It la a Bret rate atory paper. Th beat talea
and romaneea f current literature are earafully
aeieoiea na legmiy printeo in lie pagea.
it la a oral-rate aartoaltural paper. The aaoal
freah and inatrnotiva artiolea oa agrloultural lop-
iel regularly appear la tbla department. 1 1
it mi Ind.p4na.n1 polillrai paper, Mlonglng I ri
Im MA ...I. mnA an maIIi. It Bvl.t. fn 1
prinoipie aaa the atMttea or tho bert aea to er-
l 1 !. Hy rfvntM Ik. al to.oa
porur. of tbo gveat eorruptlonl that now weaken
aaa aierrae. our ooantrv. aaa inreetea to under
mine ropohliean lnititutlona altogether. It haa
ao fear of knavei, and aiki a. favor, from their
lunportero.
It reporta the raahioni for tbe ladiea and Ihe
marketa for the mea, ea pec tally the oattle nar-
b.te. tA whlok It ..ft n.rLinule.r attanllDB.
' . ...... I ai.invn t'Bi-nT.
rmally, II la Ihe eheaneel paper publlanea. uoe I nenoiiio,
dollar a veer will aeeure It for any aabeovibar.
It la not neoei.ary to get up a alub la order lo
haraTHB WBKKKLk 8 II N at tkla rata. Any
one who arndi a olp(l dollar will get tb. paper
lor jeer.
W. bar. a. traveling ageatl.
I THE WEEK I. Y fU'W-Blghl pagea, fifty.
all columm. Only tlAMt a year. .No dieooanta
from thia rale.
Tilt!: HEM I-WEEKLY SUN. Same alia
aa Ibe Daily San. .(M a year. A diacouul
of VII per eent. to eluba of IO or over.
I tiau aAaa.i wueiA large lour.naeTonowi-
paper of twenty.elghtoohimna. Daily eireulatUa
ever l,INN. . All the aewa for X eeate. buk-
eerlplioa piioe AO eenla a nvath, or aMMMl a
year. To crura) or Id or over, a dieooual or su
per oenl. Afldreae,
aril n ma eun," new ivr. vnji
Bloom. Sr.
uoggi towaahip, at the houaa of Edward Albert.
Bradford lownihip, at the houe of Jacob Pierce
Uradv townahin. al the houaa at Vm
la Lutheraburg.
suraaide eawnabip, at Teang'a achool houaa,
C'kaet teanahia. at the aablie .boat mmmi
Sinioa Borabaugb'a,
Clearfield boraa.b. al the Coart Boama.
Covington towaahip, at Ibeeckool heoea la Mai.
aonbnrg. .1
Varwenivlll. boroarb. al the bona of lha lat.
laaae uioom.
Decatur tovrnihtp, at Centra eebeol hoea.. 1
Fergaioa towniblp, at the hooaa of John Orat
ory, formerly ocoupied by Thoa. Bobiaon, (Broad-wav.l
pdtlJanTS I Ulrardtown.hlp.at ConrreaiHIileeiwrh.aM
Ooeken townahin. at the nubile aahoel howae at
SbawevilJe. ,
Graham towniblp, at the hoaaeof Jaoeb Huhler.
tioiioh towaahio. At Ibe nublie aohool hoaaa. In
Janeaville.
lluitoa towniblp, at the houae of J.aae Wilaoa,
Houladale borouah. at the oablie kaaaa af Wa.
Parker, in aaid boroagb.
Jordan towaahip, at the oubue aeSao! hoaaa. la
Anaoaville. - -
Kartbaaa townahip, al Bridgen'a achool heuc
K001 townehip, at Turkey Hill aehool koaae.
Lawrence towmkip. at tho Coart llouie. Ik taa
borough of Clearfield.
Lumber Uity borough, at the public achool houaa.
Morria townahin. at the houaa fonaerlv oeennlad
by Thorn aa Kyler.
new naemngtoB borough, at tb. public achool
houaa. s
Oaceola boroueh. at the nubile houaa af If lie
Hoyt, in aaid boroagh.
Pena towaahip, al taa hotel formerly kept hy
W. W.AuderaonV
Pike towniblp. at th. hoaaa of lha lata laeaa
Bloom, la the borough of Curweneville. ,
union townahip, at tbe aoueeot D..Bru baker,
Wallaeetoa toroach. at the Dublia aehool hoaaa
fa aaid boroagh. .
woodward towaahip, al tb. koaae af Tkoma
HondereoB.. - .1. .-
AN ACT ngulaUag th. mod. of voting at all
eueimie in lac aaverai aountlo. of tbia Uvne-
monwealth, approved tbe J.th day af March. A.
D., leftfi, via:
SaCTloa 1. Bt U eaadad be the Ran! .nil
Bouae of Renreaentatiree of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania in Oeoeral Asaembly met, and it it
hereby enacted by authority of tbe earn, That th.
Sualifled voter! or the leveral countiea af to 11
ommonwealth, at all aenoral. towaahio. boronirb.
aad apecial election., are hereby, hereafter author-
ecu ana required 10 vole. By tieketa, printed, or
vritUn, or partly printed and oartlv written. a.r.
rally eraeeited aa folli.wa : One tioket akall em.
brace tbe aamee of all iodgee of aourta voted for.
.n.l k l.lllul ...... I - .;....:: 1 . 1
lelualr.ly for .Mb, aad therefor, ee. aad will .haU embrao. the aamna of the atau oOoara voted
b. aold aa .heap aa th. cheaper!. febll.r I lor, and be labelled, "aula 1" oae ticket ahall em.
braoa the aamee of all ooaaty ot&oero voted for,
iaeluding omoe oi senator, member, aad membero
of aeeembly. If voted for, and atembera of Congreea,
if voted for, and ba labelled, "county f one tickea
hall embrace the aamee of aU lownihip officer
voted for, and be labelled, "towniblp " one tick
ot ebell embrace the aamee of all borough eScert
voirq lor, auu 0. iBoeneo, -norougu ; " and each
elaaa ihall b. depoaited ia aeparau ballot boiea.
oy ine not 01 iiaeembiy or 18CV, knows aa tLa
Regiatry Law, it ia provided aa follow. 1
1. "EleetioB oBocra are to open the polli be
tween tbe houra uf aiz aad aavea a. au on tb. day
of election. Before aU .'dock la th. oraiog of
aeoond Tueaday of October they are to receive
from the County Commieeioaera tbe Keaiitered
Li.t of Voter, and all aMeeaary eleoiioa blank.,
and they an te permit aa maa lo vote whole
Berne ii not on eaid Hit, onion be ihall make
proof of hie right to vote aa followe 1
J. The peraua wbuee aame ia aot aa the 11.1
olaimiag the right to vote muat produce a qualified
voter or the diilriet to .wear la a writtea or print
ed affidavit to the rem (if nee of the olaimant in lb.
dietriet for at leaat ten daya next proceeding eaid
election, defining clearly when the residence cf
the peraon waa.
a. Tbe party claiming the rirht to voU it. II
alio make aa affidavit, Hating to the beat ot hi.
knowledge and belief where and whea he w.e
born, that he ia a oiiiiea of Pennaylvanla and of
the totted State., that ha haa raided ia lha
State oae year, or, U formerly a ciliaea therein
aad removed therefrom that he haa realded therein
oathe aeit preceding aaid eleelioa. that ba
hea aot moved into tho dietriet ftt the parpoae of
voting therein, that he baa paid a Stato ar county
tax within two yean, whieh waa kaaeaaed at 'leaat
tea davt before the election, aad lha affidavit .hall
late whea aad where aha lax wa. aaieaaid ud
paid, aad the til reoeipt maet he produced uBlee.
Ih. affidavit ahall atat. that it haa beea loal or da
atroyed, or that ho received aoaa.
4. ir tbe applicant no a aaturallaed citiien. bo
mult la addition to the foregoiag proofe, atete ia
hia affidavit whea, where aad by what court he
waa aaluraliaed aad produce hia oerUficele of
aal.raliiatioa.
. Every peraoa claiming to b. a aaturallaed
eitiaen, whether on the reaiairy lilt, ar prodaeinc
affidavit, aforeeaid, ihall b. req aired to produea
hia natural iiation oertifieata at the election before
voting where he haa bcenojor ten yaara aunaeee
lively ..voter la Uie diilriet where be oiler, to
rota 1 aad oa the vote ef each a pet eon kaing re
ceived, tbe Election Officere are to write ar etamp
the word 'voted' on hia oertiloaJe with tbe month
aad year, aad ao other vote eaa be eaat that day .
la virtue of aaid oertileala, eieept whera anna are
entitled to vol. aa th. aabaraliaaUoa af thai.
father. ,
fi. If th. peraoa eleimlog lo wot. who la aot
regiatered ahall make affidavit thai ke la a aatlva
bora eltlarn of the United State., or, if bora alee,
where, ahall produce evidence of hia aaturaliaa
tloa, or that ho ia eatitled to eltieraihia bvreeaoa
of hia fatber'a BAturaliaatioa, aad further, that ha
ia between il aad 11 year, of ago, and ha. realded
within the Slate one year, and ia tho election dii
lriet lea dayi aext preceding the eleoiioa, ha
ahall ba entitled to vol. though ba ahall aot hare
paid taiae.
kotlca la further harehy flv.a, That
all peraon. except Joatlcoa of tb. Pea., aba
aball hold aa oflioo or appointment cf met nader
th. government of the United Statea. ar af Ihi.
Slate, ar af aay in.orporated dietriet, whether a
oommieaioned officer r tb.rwiee, a aahordinat.
officer or agent, who la or ahall be emptoywd vo
der the Legiilatlve, Kiectlva or JadMal do
parlmeau of thia Stale ot of Ih. United Statea,
r any city or incorporated diilriet. aad alia
tnat every member of Congren, or of th State
LegiiUtwre, or of the common sr telecl wuncil
of any city, or comoaiaaloner of nay laoorporkied
diatriat, are hy law lacapahl. af helding or
e.Mol.lng, ai ihe ma, tlMe. taa emoa or ep
poiatm.nt of Judge, Inapeetor or Clerk af nun
alecaio. of thia Commoawaalth.
FINE DRY GOODS,
BLACK BILES,
PIXI SHAWLS,
" Iff RBDINaOTES,
CAMELS SAIB,
BLASKBTS,
COCItllBPANES,
BBBBTINOI,'
ctil-fil
DAMASKS I
NBWJSOODS OPKNINd DAILY.-
JF ECONOMY IS AN OBJECT,
Bit T0C
CLOTIIIjrO,
FaniisluDg Goods, &o.,
AT
CLOTfllNG STORE.
Tbey keep a full line of
Men's, Youths' Sc Boys'. Clothing.
Also, Umbrellas, Satcbells, Overall,
liats, buirig, LDdersuirts, aad
Drawer, Ao.,
Which they will aell at moat reaeonablo prlona.
call and examiaa their gooda narora purehaatog
alaewbora. ttoom la xtaaaiea uuiiding.
Clearfield, Pa., October 1, 1)7(.
BEMOVAU
FEIZENSTEIN i BERLINER,
wholeaale dealer, in
GEMS' FIRMSIMXG GOODS,
Ilave removed to 17 Chorch .treat, between I diatriat, are hy
m ran ana ana n aiiv .i.., new . era. jj.i, , .
-U 1 A.
BUILDERS' HARDWARE,
MECHANICS' UARDWARB,
LUMBERMEN'S HARDWARE,
IPTRAT, Came Ireirpaailngnnthepremian
j oftheeubacriber, reiioingiu Brady townahip,
oa Ilia lath day of October lait, a While Uclfer,
luppoied to ba about twenty tupntlea old, with
aoma red apou ( a lha body, and Ibree Ipii an
red from tb. in, to in. coot, ine owner ji re-
nueatMl on ami forward, nrora nmnorty. nar
chargeoand lake hay aw.y, or aba will bedUpoaei)
ill aoeordiag la law.
eukiiaiun aiiAirna,
tutherabarg, Nov. to, 1K7.-It
MILL SUPPLIES,
IRON at SAILS,
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES,
PAINTERS' FINDINGS,
CALCINED PLASTER.
May tt, lfit.
, SNYDER,
PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER
Watches, Clocks and Jewolry,
flrwAnm'. Xea, Aforhel Stmt, .
. CLEARFIEtO, FA.
All klndi of rcnairlna la J line nromntlv at-
lanaea to, April U, 157a.
8.
WII.I.IAB A. WALLACB. BATIB t, KBXa.
Biaar . wAixica. . joux w. auiuLnr.
WALLACE L KR.EB3,
(nawMaari to Wallaoo f.oldlng,)
ATTOKNEYS-At-LAW,
It-UTS ' Clearflela. Pa.
OF ELECTION OFFICERS, '
Ia oaao the peraoa who aball hare received tfc
aa aigaeei aumoeroi vote, nr laapactar, abali
aleead oa tho day of elecUow, tken tb. peraoa
who ahall havo reoolved the aocoad hlgheat a am
ber ef vote, for Judge al the neil preeedlac Sec
tion, al.all act aa inapeetor in hia pier. 1 and ia
I can. the peraoa wh. ahall have received the hiefc
et number of vote, for Inapeetor ahall aot attend,
ine peraon elected junge, tnaii appoint aa Innpee
tor In hia place ; and ia can tbe peraoa alerted
Judge ahall not attend, then th. Inipector .ho re
oolved Ihe highrat number of voice, ahall appjial
a Judge in hia place or if aay vacancy ahall con
tinue ia Ihe board for the ipaoa ef pna hour aftet
the lima filed hy law for th. opening of the elec
tion, tbe qualified voter) of he townahip. ward oa
diatriat for which euch ofcoer ahall have been
elected, preoent al taa place of election, ahall I a.
loot eaeoul of their aumher to fill aweh vacaney.
Alao, that where a judea. br aieknraa or nne-
roidnbl. aoeideat, laji.ahle to aitead eoeh meet,
lag of Jadaea, .hea the aertifloala or return ahall
takea oharge-of by one of tb. tnaaeetora or
elerka of tke election of Ike diatrirt, who ahall da
aad perform tb. dettea required of aald Judge ua
able to aitead.
The Return Judrea f th mpeetlre diitrlcl.
afoneaid are requeued lo meet at Ihe Conrl
Houae. la Ih. horourh uf Clearfield, oa Ihe Irrt
Friday aext after ih. laid third Taaeday ef
Peocmber, (being tbe I Wth I, the and there to 04
tboae thing! required nf them by law.
U1VEN under my hand nnd .aal, al Clearfield,
ran thia twenty -ellth day of November,
L.Sj In the year of our Lord on thoueand
it ht huadred and eeveaty4hrea, aad id
th. IndepeBdeno e( Ih. Uaitad Slate. Ike aUe.
ty-aeventh, . , .
noia-it JuaTIN J. rial, alienor-
LIM
El LIME I
T? x RCUTOM' WOTICR,-olle.l. here-
J"J hy giv
ben erentn
of SAMI'Kt. HITC11KLL. deeaaeed. Un ef
boen granted to the undenlgned aa the eeteie
1 k
the
" waa.ea.. a .... I DI
CJTONE'S SAVT GJJMMEliS AND .JHaS" ZT. .L ,KJZImnhW,P' ,ty. P..yiw
niirf rynanma i d.ii.iv.a. w.j d j i 1 mil
SAW UPSETS,
W have received lha agan'rt for the above and
wl)l aell the f nianufaclury't prioaa. pall aad
aiamlne Ureal, They ar. tha heat.
wit fiJLJwm.f
Bollejbrjtfl Wood-rned Lim,
pr plaateflpg nurnoeea, hy h. large or
quantity, vaa be ntaad toe Ik,
new Vnildleg, rm Mtrkel itaee.
all
ad foe tka praarat al Pi
u. lesrneuiaie pajaieei(, a . - -
elalme agiUnit the earn, gill p recent them dele
authenticated for aettlen)ent. '
, . 1 ., . Maa. v. nr. hi At.xtae.ie, .
J.F.WBAVM,
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