(GEORGE C. GOODLANDER,
KDlToB AMD riOI-RlETOR,
CLEARFIELD, Pa.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JAN. T. 1874.
Mors Consolidation. The West
ern Union Telegraph company has
purchased all tho right, titlo, claim
ii nd property of the Pacific and At
lantic company, and will have full con
trol of all tho wire in the country.
Tho survivors of tho Mexican war
hold a convocation at Washington on
tho 15th of January. They will be
addressed by Gen. Caleb Cunning, bo
fore ho sails for Spain, who was an
officer in that war.
The General Ahsemblv. Our
State Legislature met at Ilarrisburg
on yesterday, but we aro unable io
give any particulars relating to tho
organization of the two Houses Hp to
tho hour of going to press.
Mleutton, "ChrtnUim Stales-
mn," jr.
The learned canoe paddlor, Murray,
who plants lambs-quurters for toma
toes and digs up asparagus to kill
young elders, has lately given Bomo
lessons on county printing, and econ
omy generally, lie is no doubt as
wiso In this business as he is in an ag
ricultural point of view. But, we
will test him in our line.
We find a problem in printing in
the last Auditor (ioncrul'a Report,
which we cannot solvo and wo want
him to "figure it out" (or tho benefit
of tho publio, in which ho seems to
havo tukon considerable stock lately.
The question is this : In 1872 tho
Socrotary of tho Commonwealth hud
an amondmunt to tho Constitution,
relating to the election of Statu Treas
urer, published in all tho nowepapora
in tbo State. It occupioc about throe
squares and was puplishod for threo
months. Now, what puzzles us is
this: Why should tho Auditor Gen
eral pay a Radical publisher three
times as much money for doing tho
same lubor as a Democratic publisher?
Iu order to be fully understood upon
this point we produce the following
example :
The daily Stato Journal roelred . S00 SO
Tho weekly Soranton Republican ree'd. 7 00
The weekly Indiana Mcaaenger roc u... 73 uu
Th weekly Huntingdon Journal rno'd. 7! 00
Th weekly Raftauian ' Journal rood... Ill 00
Total t750 00
Tut Bannkr County. Venango
county polled 4,026 votes in October,
and in Dccombcr polled 4,716 votes
for the new Constitution and only
189 against it. Eight of the twenty
four townships did not cast a single
voto agaTnst it.
Oub "National Blessini." The
jiational blessing has taken to grow
ing wonderfully lately. 'Tbo govern
ment" increased the debt ihreo mil
' lions in October, nine millions in No
'vombcr and eight millions in Doeem
bcr. Twenty millions in three months.
Whot a blessing!
mm e
Congress-. This body, afier boing
in session for over three woeks, tho
members talking about their own sal
ary all the while, adjourned on the
22d of Docomber to meet again on
the 6lh of January. Accordingly, on
the day fixed, they mot, and it is "sal
ary erab" and "Credit Mobilier" over
again. Oh, what a virtuous and pa
triotio body tho American Congress
has become I , -
An Excellent "Swop." Tho Pros
idont has recalled Daniel E. Sickles,
"and has appointed lion. Caleb Cush-
ing Minister Plenipotentiary to Spain,
This is the best appointment that
Grant has mudo. Tho appointee is
.qualified for the place Mr. Gushing
is one of the ablest men this country
ever nroduced. lie has but ono
fault, he is too "foxy," but if ho can
not match tho Spaniards, there is no
une of trjing anybody clso.
Wonderful Discovert. Tho old
Pittsburgh Gazette, which has yelped
tariff! tariff!! for firty years, has at
length discovered that a tariff on
foreign import", and a tax on home
productions, have precisely the saino
effect to enhance the price, and the
consumer must pay it. Wo wonder
how that old Federal editor got that
Democratic truth Into his boad. The
tremendous majority for tho new con
stitution in Pittsburgh must bave
diiado his "bead lcavol."
Th dully rbllad'a. Ago received., ..r...
Tho weekly Milford Herald received....
Tho weakly ClearSeld Republican reo'd
Tba weekly Clinton Democrat reo'd... ...
The weekly BrookrilleJcCenonian reo'd
Total.... S3SS 00
It will be noticed that tho Demo
cratic journals received only a lilllo
over half as much as was paid the
Hadical organs, although tho aggre
gate circulation of tho formor is four
times greater than that of the latter.
Now why is "this thusly," Murray f
The State Journal was tho Govern
or s organ, ana cos Binco aica ; me
Huntingdon Journal bolongs to Uni
ted Stules Senator Scott ; the Indiana
Messenger is Stato Senator White's or
gan, and tho Scranton Itepublican is
Congressman Shoemaker's organ.
Tho fuel that all these newspapers
wero owned or controlled by office
holders, may be the reason that the
publishers have so outrageously over
charged the State Treasury.
Wo never charge the Stato or
county any more for printing than
wo charge our neighbors for the same
kind of work. Is that right, cauoe
poddlerf If so, thon "go for" your
own household, and put it in order ; af
ter that, if you arc idlo, regulate your
neighbor's.
J Bmrpris. - j
"Tha opinio! of Attorney Ouoral Wllltane,
that tho Virginia! wm aot entitled to carry tee
American tag. oaatea much eorprlea, aad la ve
rloualy oonnx nied upoa. That each a deolilea
had boon reached waa known at Madrid before
it wao made publio hoc." Xadwoil axcMnao.
ISO loyal man should bo surprised
at anything that occurs in the Attor
ney Generul's Offloe at Washington,
thoso timos, especially when Spanish
interests are Involvod. Hamilton
Fish is Grant". Secretary of State,
8idooy Webster is Mr. Fish's Son-in-law,
and draws 150,000 of gold an-
nually out of tho Spanish Treasury
for looking after Spanish interests In
this country. The Spaniards do busi
ness on the OaUos Amos plan. Thoy
invest their money "whore it will do
tho most good," and by employing a
member of Mr. Fish s family, at such
a high salary, it would bo vory
strango if tho Madrid and Uuoan au
thorities did not find out what was go
ing on at Washington.
- If President Grant was endowed
with a little more Slate otiquetto, he
would ask Mr. Fish to rosign, so as
to prevent tho books of the Stale Do
partmont from being Inspected daily
by his Spanish son-in-law. Our na
tional humiliation on this Spanish af
fair is most complete The people
and tho government bavo both "acted
tho fool."
llow Now? Tho Radical Slate
Convention, which assomblod In AVil
liamsport soveral years ago, and nom
inated Henry W. Williams for Su
preme Judge, had tho audacity topro
mulgo this among other resolutions,
viz :
Reaolved. "That warned by pait mlifortunee,
we aak that the Sprnn Court a laie Slnf oe
flattd in tURUOXV wire tkt political opiNloae of a
majority 01 ine people.
Judge Williams accepted the nomi
nation as also the platform and was
defeated by Judgo Sharswood. He
was subsequently clotted, bowover,
and now the question arises, in case
the ring undertakes to embarrass the
working of tbo now Constitution by
applying to the Supreme Court, will
Jndge Williams decide in favor of the
pooplo with their 150,000 or go back
a year and take tho figures of Hart
ranfi's election upon which to make a
decision f
. It is a notorious fact that overy
member of tho Supremo Bench (ox-
cent JuiIl'O Sharswood') opposed the
new vonsiuuiiun. uw, u me
above "loyal" resolution is still the
sense of the Radical party and their
members on tho Bench, would it not
bo in order just now lo tacit aboutand
repeal that resolve, or make the Court
harmonizo with the 1 majority of the
people." Which!
Tki VonttUtUlmnat Eletltott.
The table below soU forth tho official
vote cast for the amended conslltatlon
of .1838, and the new one adoptod on
the 16th dav of Deeomber. 1873. It
Repeat ot the Bankrupt Mmw.
The Jadloiarv Committee of tho
tTnna Inairuotod Mr. Tremuin. a mem-
ter, to droit bill rcpouling tbo bank
uDt act, but to insorl clause that
' ' I I nA ulmnlil
roceoiling aircnuv uuiiinioiiiiuM r,..w.-
The jrvte ContUlHllo.
Pursuant to adjournment at Phila
delphia on November ad, the Consti
tutional Jonvontion reaanornoicu
will be observed that the old MaUtaU prosecuted under it. Mr. Trcn.ain
. . ii HI a. aeii.li ea ilntiaa in l, r mil
lion wm adopted by very small wa-
Jorltyt
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A President Promoted. Prcsi-
dont Grant has appointed James Ly
on, of Virginia, United States Attor
ney for that State. Lyon is the roan
who presided over the Blanton-Dun-cun-O'Connor-Straigbt-Out-Louisville
Convention, in 1872, and on that oo
casion remarked : "I am not tho man
(o surrender time-honored principles
in exchange for all the offices which
Presidents can cotsfer." This Lyon
should have wailed at least tunc
months after thus patriotically deliver
ing bimsolf, before "surrendering" to
Radicalism. This mark of respoot
for the head of the Louisvillo Con
vention on the part of "tho Govern
ment," must make tho O'Connoritea
foel good.
Vert Close. Under the now Con
stitution every county in the State is
entitled to at least one mombor of
Assembly. The ratio fixed under the
census of 1870 is 17,C09 for a member,
and an additional member for every
half ratio, 8,801. Therefore, every
county having a population of not leas
than 26,413 is entitled to two mem
bera. Tho population of Clearfield
county is 25,741, and of Green tounty
25,887 and they are each entitled to
but one member, whilo the population
of Clarion county is 26,537, and will
bo entitled to two members of Assem
bly. Had the population of our county
Loan but C72 tuoro in 1870, wo would
.also have boon entitled to two mora
Jjcrs. liettor luck next lime.
Adame n
Alleghen)
Armstrong
Bearer -
Bedford
Herki -
Illalr (..mm
Bradford
Ilocke...
Duller
Cambria.....
Cameron. ...
Carbon
Cuotro...
Cboator.
Ciarion
CloarSold
Clinton
Columbia
Crawford
Cumberland..
Dauphin. ......
D-'laware.
Klk
Krl
Fayette.
Franklin
Fulton. v
Foreat.
tlreene
Huntingdon
Indiana
Jefleraoa ............
Juniata.
Lanoaater
Lawronoe.
lObanua
Lehigh
Luzerne
Lycoming
Mo Keen.
Meroer
Mifflin.-
Monroe
Montgomery
Montour.
Northampton ,
Northumberland..
Perry
Philadelphia.
Pik
rotter
Schuylkill.....
Snyder
somcreet......
Bulliran
Sufquehanna.
Tioga
Union...
Venango.
Warren.
Waahington. .
Wayne.
Weatmoreland
Wyoming
York.....
Total.....
Majority
Senator Wallace.
Tho railroad status of our fellow
townsman has been pretty well can
vassod the past two weeks by thi
newspapers. Nonrly all our exchanges
contained the fallowing :
"Hon. Wm. A. Wallace hai reeigned the potl
lion of Vioe rroiideut of tho Tciai 1'aciDo rail.
Ml ft.1
The Philadelphia Pr?M,of tho 28th
ult., in a eml-olticia. way remaras :
'It Ii not correct that Hon. Wm. A. Wall;
haa rtlignrd aa loe President of the Teiae and
Fac IBo Ha i road, at reported in toe ncwiiarer.
Colonol Tbomaa A. 8oott, the preaident, haa
aimidr relieved him from actiee duty for a certain
period of time, dunnpr which he will terre in our
Stale Senate, of wnicn he la one 01 tue moai an.
tlnguiihcd and uacful bembora.
Tho facts in tho case are about
these: Mr. Wallace in Scptembor last
sent in his resignation, but the Board
of Directors unanimously requested
him to withdraw it. Sinco that limo
both parties seem to bave hold tho
matter under advisement. An almost
universal demand has been mado npon
Mr. Wallaco, since the adoption of the
new Constitution, that he take his
eal in mo otato ocnaio, gnu gnu m
WI10IU llinU UIIU IUIUIIID VW UODICI, tn V-
modoling public affairs at our Slate
Capitol. To this the Directors of tho
rail road in quostion have agreed, and
Mr. Wallaco will adjust himself accord
TiiK Real Conoressm!i A spo-
cial dispatch from Washington to
tho Now York .Post (Radical organ)
in allluding to tho present Congress,
sayss
"The prenent Indieationa point plainly to the
fact that there will b a larpo and powerful lobby
here to puab through Cong re n varioul loliemei
thii winter more powerful than bm eiiated for
many yeare. A parttai aumefa nae aircuuj own
achieved by tbo appointment of two or throe
nmrinna lobbTinta aa alerka of Honae oommitlrel.
which enablee then lo oonlrol billl end to here
fee. anceae U the floor of the Houae of Keprraenta-
tieer at all tinea. The boldneni of the morement
ezeitee mnob comment."
It is very evident from this that
the lobbyists aro to control Congress
at the present session. We suppose
the oatraco will end in "comment"
only.
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111 not put such a clause in tlio Dili,
nd introduced it into tho llouso with-
ml It. The committeo were aston-
.iimi at this trluk. and it was admit-
Lit hv tho atlornov of Jay Cooke Co,
r y - i. .i a it... t ... n
n tlio noor oi mo uoubp, mm m
nna for the nurnoso of staying pro-
oodings against that firm, and thus
roventing me exposure in
L.nrila that would damaao the ropu-
lution of somo publio mon In Wash-
igton. The oorrcsponuont ui iuu
'Aifi Trihunn sava :
Tnamad of the savinirclauso ordorcd
w ill a nmmiltee. the provisions of-
lm hill orettarod by Jay Cooko s at
torney to save bis clients was put in
lie bill wlion II was inirouuuuu aim
find. It was as complete a ourpriBo
o every mombor of (bo eoinmiuuo
rnnnt Troinain. and doubtless Butler,
.8 it was to any other member of tbo
louse. Tbcy were Indignunt'at tho
rink, and no mombcrof the committeo
Monded or advocated the bill oxcopt
Vflmnln. Hutlor. and Jowell.ot Uhio
ftmii Potter, of Now York, and Ward
kf Illinois, renudialod tho triek, nnd
Ldvocated a repeal without prejudico
o pending casos.
Tho Doint is, that if tho Iriul of Jay
hnnka 3k Co. is orocoeded with, rovo-
9l?lLtiona will be mado damaging in the
w.- -- .1.. -i i .ml,
IJWieXirOniV W alio ouuruubuia vi iinjiiiwvt"
4470f Conirross. Government omoiuls, and
1 1 h .. n. .inn I
pilUIIU men Jrjiicianj. diw , l"-
ooodincs which cannot but prove dis-
Laslrous to so many hitherto unsuspeot-
cd men, there will bo no enuri sparea.
Tho movement to day (Monday) was
" a step in tho way of sealing up bad
?'rccords. If Jay Cooke & Co. have
not the money to seeuro me assign
ment of majority of tho claims
against iho firm, they have in the im
plicated publio men allies who will
bee to it that the necesiury means are
forthcoming. Mr. 'Ircmain starts oni
badly as Congressman, when almost
his first act is ono which would bo
expected from a paid attorney, intend
ed to cover un frauds (nd corruptions,
i7 ,and to give ihievos a longer leaso of
' burtv to nrev unon mo country, ii
'"' a bold effort and was boldly play
i;,r'cd but it was handsomely mot and
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tui. - . -n-aV elrtueofwrllaoi neoirioei r..rnon.i"ue
UarrUburg on Saturday Docembor Tl 0oar4 Como. piIJi of clear-
i!8tb. Aftor a formal declaration up- jj;id ,0UBty, and to me dlreoled, marc will
on the controverted quostion of its he eipoaed to P'V'' C",'J "Vh.
un vuo vuii j -i ., f i. ilia borouah of ClearSeld, on Monday, the
lunaamoniai powom, u.o u.m . 1JtU u of iMMt Wi, ,t l o'clock, p.m.,
Qtforiuou real eiieie, iuf
iract of land, illume In Uulloh
OritanlMtion Of the oOlcerS and mom- townahlp, Clearlleld -.. feim-ylrenla-orKuinr..i,.u..
, fcu,i,d and dracr bed aa fulliwa, rla I lleim-
burs Into a SOCIOiy OI socmi eiinr.,eir, - on l0.pk road, thence along
anu mo arranit!iiiviiii i uuo rout
SheritT's Sale.
IT flrtueofwrllao( rWifbuf Krnoane.lened
route of aaid nlank road Berth 80 diwreee
nflallS and Various inuttors of dotuil, weat 4 perehci, north 70 de jreoa weal 4 perehea,
tho Convention at ...no o'cloo,U,p ,
adjourned 8in die. Ih0 I llilauulpliia r0,, oorlb 02 domeoa wait 2D perehea, north
sncakinif OI tUO WOrki OI vno rv deiiroei weal VI perrnce ton poai,iuenooaouiii
,'. an,.. . 20 denreee eaat 68 percliea to a poll, thence north
11IOII, " , oi di'tfreol cnat 00 perehea to a poat and place of
, - ,.f ..II iki Amintina had r . e. . . r : j V
SheriiTs Sale.
i'ress,
rtiinoiin
Tim vole Of a the OOUntlOS DaU .i,l,,, I acrea and 47 nerchol.be
4.n.n vntinTinil to the President Of loir nartlr cleared and liarlnj a two-atory plank
it.i kn.li rnniilrnd hv the ordnance l olnr improvameou thoreon. B.licl,
that body as roquiro 1 A taken In execution and to be wld aa theprupe.ty
and it was computet! aim umuiuiijr u- of KlcaDvf. c.key
dared and oertinoU to tne uovornor,
lint no stons wore laUon, or evon pro.
noani . ook nir to tuo promuiKauon oi
tho now Constitution by tho
Convention. Tho rulinir of tho oourt
wus strittly Obeyed, loavmg ine nei
Alio, a certain tract of land, iltuate InHnoi
townnblp, Clearfield county, I'a., bounded weat
by land of 11. II. SbuKem, north by landa of
JainciM. Illuom, eaat by landa of J. R. Ulooui
and loulll by Inoda of 1. A. Wiae,conlalniiione
hundred aorea, twenty acrea ooing cirarca mid
buriuir about one uilllii'n of good hcinluek lum-
and oilier improvement!. Deieca,
........... . .. . .i.. i I- ber lliorcon and
Of Assembly 10 put, mo uken in ecutiui and to be aold a. the property
montul law into operution by its own 0f Mo.ee Maya.
B.ri.nln. A (lOllfliul. that is apparent ii,0. a certain tract of land, lituale In Trout-
rulhor than rou , ex stS botween. tho vllle, Brady town.bip, ClcurUeld count, P nna.,
ruiuur limn i .,.i,..,lnla nf beginning at a corner botween aaid lot and land )t(
tttt of Assembly nnd the schedule ol otiim Kn, on ,rvik. roi, thence r
the now L-OnsillUtiun, an vuo iani ,iung line or Adam a.narrit icet, tut nee weat
nrnvides that the HOW organlo law lo feel along line of aaid Knarr to lot or Kunti,
prOVIUOS tnaai.il , u f , lh,nM .on( n, 0f Kunti 518 foet to
shall go into effect on tho 1st ol Jan- lk ,, thM, ia ,urnnill, ,00
uary, J874, wnuo .unuor um nirio'
ionn of the act of Assembly the Leg
'.Infnrn must moot in ioint convention
and cound and cortify the vote to tho
Oovernor.who must issue ms prrxiia-
mniinn hnfhre there can do an ouicnii
r.i.,.miiluntion of the now regime. We
1 . . ... . i .n, .M
IV t lint I II IB COIUllUli 10 uuv
terlal.
A tVukliimrlon correspondent of
' r - a
llmTrov Times savs that Attornoy
(ioneral Williams llUS announced that allowance, hoTing about 30 aorea cleumd, a large
; kla nnminnlinn lor Chef-JUItlce 18 rraiue nouae, etaoie ano.oiuer ouiuuiniiog. mere
It HIS nomination lor vim. 0B 8ojMj, Uken in e.ecution and to be aold a.
rejected 110 snail rouro iram "'- th, ,.,,, r w. W. Irrin.
net, deeming II UIO only prupvr umi.k Alto, certain tract nf land, aitnala in Heccaria
to do Ul.der the circumsllince. "Oh ! townabip, ClrarOeld county, Pa. , deeonbed aa fol-
what a calamity that would do, my Kri;;,
miiititrvmnn I . n 1 . n. 4 1.. ni.n
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leet U) ttio ocginuiii)r, coniaining one-nan acre,
more or leaa, aod having a plauk homo and abop
thereon, rieiaail, laaeii lu execution anu ut no
old ai the properly of Frederick iiayb.
AIo, 4 certain Iract of land, attuate la uoahen
towiifaip, t'learneld oeunty, Pa., bonnded and
deaeribrd aa followa, riat Uegioning at a poat
corner 00 nerchea cant of Loeuit, (uown) thenoe
tiy tue aoutn eioe 01 warraui, ,10. iviii, inence
duwn tbo river HZ percnea to elm corner, inence
north CO peruhoa to atone eorner, thenco weat 100
perehea to atone corner, thence north 10 perchei
to atone, tnenoo wen az perenee 10 a poai, inenoe
eonth 21 dra-reee raat 108 ncrchce to place of be
ginning containing 73 acrea and 08 iKircboa and
countrymen !
Uric flitrtisfmrnts.
NOTIC'i:. Thie It to fenny
Trout la rcleaaed from all blame of baring
taken the money tuai ., - ------
16th of November, aa Be waj noi m in. ""'"-F
althetlme. 8ull nuiin.
Knox twp., Jannay T, 1874.-31.
rial Commencing al a poat corner on tne u ten
Connell road. Ihtiiec nor(b 61 degrcea weal 181
feet inehea to poll, li.toco north 30 dt-grcea
eat 80 rent to poll, tnenoe aoutn Ol utgrnee mn
l.S (cut to poat, tlienoe aooth 39 drgreoa weat GO
feet to plaoe of beginning containing 40 aquare
perchee and baring a frame duelling houre and
..ihr imiirnvemenia thereon. Hi-iai-.l, taken in
execution and to be aold ni llie p-.opcrty of l'elor
Knael.
Jllao. a eerLiin tract of land, iltunto In Peca
Inr townabip, Clearfield county, Penna., I.eunded
V. virtue nf write nf Fivl Ftitiat, laineet
out of the Court of Common Ploal cf Clear- -
.id eunntv. and tn ma directed, there will he
eipoaad to PUBLIC "ALU. at the Court Uooae,
in tbe burougb or ctearDeia, on aionoay, iqo :.
12lb day of January, 1874, al t o'aioek, p, m-a'J'
the loltowiog Uoei L tatc, lu wit i
All the right, title and Intereit lo all that ecr- .
tain lot of ground, aitnatc in I'ooatur townhipf J,
Clearfield cuontv, Pa , bounded en the wait by j,
nublie road leading from Oaoeola to PblMpaburg. .
on tbe eonth by eluMulien, on tbe cult hj Joha M
Crane, and on llie north by I ay lor--containing
ot.e lot, and having a two-atory home end
other iifi.roveinenta thereon. Hi iacd. taken la
exrcullou anil to be aold aa tne property oi nis. -Tiiylor.
Alan, all the right, tide and Intereat In all that
certuin lot of ground, aituate in the village of
UurtMide, llurmidn towi,aliip, Clcarfiuld oountyv
I'a , bounded on llie north by Maple btreil, ou
the went b.v Itobirt Oormoti, and on llie. eouth and "
rant by J. T. lleudciion containing about one-,
fourth of an acre, more or leaa, aud baring ft
frame hotiap and other iuiiirovrim-nle thereon.-
Pel ml. taken in earcution and lo be lold ai tbo
property of A. T. Spruce.
Alao, all the riglit, title anJ Intereat In all that
certuin tract of laud, lituale in I'cnn townabip,'
t'lcarflcld county, Pa., bounded on Iho eaat by
drier Hell, on tbe aoutb by lleitienratbvr, on tha
weat by M ilea Hpeneer, and on tbe north by Ma
tlilm lilooin containing 41 aorea, more or loea
bcitig all cleared, and bnrlng a frame honae and
loe nam thereon erected, bcired, taken in eac- -
rntion and lo bo told aa tbe properly of David
ocUrun. -
Alao. a'l the rliflit. title and intereat la all that
certain Iract of bind, lituale in lleccaria town-
hln. Clearfield county. Pa., beginning at a poea
by a dogwood, being a corner of tbe Jeaee Hoover
nuw Adam llnriluien'l tarra, inence uy imoiii vi -
ennia McCoy north 8V perebre to a poit by
i i-wood. tlienoe bv land of John Wold, Jr., weal
13i percliea lo a poat, tbenee by liardman Phil
ip, (cow Hamilton Weld! eonlb S4, perchei tn ev
poet by a pine elomp, thence by buidaof. Jaaaew',
Wllliama and -leaa Hjover eaat lal perehea lo
the place of beginnii g containing I IM acre
nnd allowance, and having a frame houae and '
am thereon erected. Heiieil, taken in execution
and to be aold aa 4he property of Ueorge n.
earee.
Alao. all (he ria-ht. title and Intereat in all that
eer'ain lot of ground, aituate in Jaoeaville, tiu-
licb townlbip, t lenrliel I county, I'a , oounoeq na
the weat by P. aod A. Flynn, on tho coal by Wal
nut Street, on tbe north by an alley, and on tha
aouth by Wm. Brdgwiek containing one town
lot and having a pl-iuk homo and other improve
ment! therotm. bViaed, taken in exccnlioa and
to be told aa tbe property of t'ranoil llyora.
Ttt or Sata The price or mm at which
the properly thai! be alruek off muat be paid at
the time of aale, or aneh o her arrangmentc
made al will be approved, otherwiie the property
wl'l be immediately put up ana eoiu again aa
the expenae and riak of the'peraon to whom It
waa ilrnck ol, nnd who, In eaac of deficiency at
euch re-aale, ahall make good the lame, end In
no inetanee will the Ieed be preaentrd in Court
for confirmation anleaa the money la aetnaUy
i,aid to the Sheriff. JUSTIS J. FIB.
' r. I
BUKRirri urriir, ,
J
' A Dead Shot. The Pittsburgh
Commercial, owned by State Treasur
er Mackey, and edited by Russell Er-
rut, the Chairman of tbe Kndical State
Committee, and the I'ittsburgh Tele
graph, Grant's organ, all opposed . the
New Constitution vehemently. let
the vote in Alloghony county stood
as tollows: for tue v.onHiuutiun
18,002 : against the Constitution, 1,
835: majority for the Constitution
16,107. A more overwhelming defeat
of the Stato Treasury rinir never be
fore fell to tho lot of any riDrf. The
editors of the Commercial and tho
Telegraph both conlcmplato wearing
crapo.
TikImpeacders. A torrespondci
of iho Pittsburgh Leader ar-U tho fol
lowing: Canjtugivo mo the names
of the Senators who voted for and
aguinst tho eleventh articlo of the im
nnsehment of Androw Johnson, in
Washington, on May 16, 1868? Tbe
ed'iAr ol that journal replies: "The
following named Sonators, nineteen In
numbor, votea "noi guilty : jjayuru,
Buekalow, Davis, Utxon, uoonuie,
1'essenden. Fowler. Grimes, Henderson,
llond licks. Johnson. McCronrj-, A'or-
fon, Patterson (Tonncssco),foM. Sttuls-
bury, Trumbull, vanmnue, vitKors.
Ana tne louowing voicu tor iw
vletion : Anthony, Cameron, talteii,
Chandler, Colo, Conkling, Conncss,
Corbott, Oagin, Drake, Edmunds,
Ferry, Frelinghujscn, Harlan, How
ard, Ifowe, Morgan, Morrill (Maine),
Morrill (Vermont), Morion, iyo, i ai
tcrson (Now llampshire), Pomeroy,
Ramsey, Sherman, Stewart, Sumner,
Thayer, Tipton, Wado, filler, Wil
liaras, Wilson, Yates.
Stubdobn. Stale Treasurer Mack
tiy's organ, the Pittsburgh Commercial,
has got the dumps since tho Constitu
tional election. After opposing that
snatrmaot with all its vigor, backed
4y tho wibolo SliLo administration in
its efforts and only auococding in get
ting 1, 800 votes palled nguinnt it in
Allegheny county, now intimate thatL
the Commercial, is under no further
.obligation to help carry oo tbo gov
ernment, but that "tbe responsibility
how rests with the people" We hope
the "organ" will not worry itself about
Ibe detrfili of the i?lal govermcnt.
Tha tlocfc 4a not witlHvat a shopherd.
Wo rather incline to the opinion thai
tho people will see to it that tho new
fundamental law will bo administered
In their own lettrest, instead t?f that
of a mere "rh, luuidp.4 by t'aiucrpn
;uid fooled by Mackey.
Baltimore has been overtaken by a
charity windfall. John Hopkins, a
wealthy resident of that city, died last
week, bequeathing over seven millions
of dollars for charitable purposes. Ol
this amount 12,503,000 is bequeathed
to John Hopkins University; $3,800,
000 to John Hopkins Hospital; $20,
000 lo tho Balllmoro Manual Labor
School: 810.000 to the Marylund In
stitute for the Acadomy of Design
$10,000 to the Baltimore Home of tho
Friendless; $10,000 to the Boltimoro
Orphan Aeylum ; and the rost to bis
children and relatives.
Ciacua BtiRNED.-Adam Forepough'a
greut circus nnd roenngerie, wmcn
had gone into winter quartors at Cler
mantown, was burned ap on the 22d
of December. But few of the horses
and animals were burnod, but all his
wagons, harness and other trappings
wore consumed. His loss it estimated
at $85,000. .
Lotal Diplomacy Hero nro Fish
Sickles dono up In a ragout: Sickles to
Fish "You snubbed mo." Fish to
Sickles "I didn't." Sickles to Fish
Yoo'ro a liar." Fish to Sickles
"You'ro another." Sic.klos to Fish
"Accept my rcsigfifltion." Fish to
Sickles ."Resignaiion accented."-
Observe tho pruusi livo, nd spice to
Jv-it.
Wit kk Boom's Lovi. Tho Con
oord, New Hoinpshire, Tatriot, pub
lihiil nl Mr. Halo's homo, says: The
death of John P. Halo brings to itgiit
a fact often hinted at prcltv broadly
hnfnrn hut in which no ludy's nnme
hoe nonr hniin iriven in Drtnt till now,
to our knowledge. The fact is that it
was a daughtr-r ol Dir. jiaio woo wus
ongngod to Wilkes Booth, tbe man
who shot Prosidont Lincoln. In
Itnntti'a diarv. which was taken irom
hie. hodv. there was a picture) of this
- y 1 -lady.
The Boston Journal amuses itself
with tho nicknames of INew lorn
cborchos. Dr. Tyng's now church is
the Church of tho Holy Oilcloth;
llenworth's is the Hippodrome ; Dr.
Storrs', from its steeple, is known as
ihe Corncob; Dr. Bellows' as the
Church of the Holy Zebra, and wo
havo also heard It culled the ciiiircii
r i ho. Inflnita Becfsleak i" while a
BaptiBt church is christened tho Wanh
tub j a Calvinistio tabornaele tha Fur
nace; O. B. Frothlnghana's the Inour-anoe-offlco,
and Mr. Powers' the ehurch
of the Holy Turtle.
The Pittsburgh I'ost remarks: We
rln nni hnliavo there is an honest man
in I'hilttduliihia tc-lav who .believes
il.n mnlorilv of Iwenu.flvo ihouiand
re6ordod for U. W. Mtickey in that
city for Stale Treasurer was anything
olso than a manufactured one. - Ho
was beaten as fairly in that city as h
was in the balance of the BiW and
nn nna knows it better than ho. Will
ho rosliro and lot an honest voto be
taken?
Coupon JTtw.
John W. Forney, jr.,ie doing Florida.
An cxclianiro says that all people
who are noisy al concerts and public
meetings havo low loroncads.
Don't bo in too groat a hurry to
make money good sense and honesty
is better than wealth.
Put a lullo blood, from any animal,
on your orchard trees, and the rabbit
ill not trouble them.
The people have decided that a bal
lot box containing tickets that are
numberod U better than one that ll
srurrcD.
Henry A. Dreep, a well known teed
man and florist of Philadelphia, died
in that city on Monday morning, tbt
22d ult. ' '
Tbe now member of the Supreme
Bench. JudircGordon. has invented a
tolepoi)o douhllocs with a viaw pt
discovering the opposition to the "het
constitution. , . ,
A Wilkes-Birre lady of color, nam
ed Catharine Corson, took a doso stf
bi-chromate of potassium to covor a
denurture from the moral, code, ono
. 1 . i j i !.. -cr..
uuy last ween, ana uiou irum ouvv,
The bonnets sold in New York as
"Paris bonnets" aro said to be totally
different from thoso worn in Paris;
iuH us the Havana cigurs made
liotks county aro unlike those manu
factured m Cuba
An old minister onoe rccommonded
parishionor to tnko snuff to keop
tin awako attrinr; mo sermuu - w
which tho old backslider retorted that
e had better put the snuff in tho
sermon.
Rev. O. B. Frolhincham, ttio famous
advocalo of liberal Christianity, bus
writton a ronueot to have Ins name
omitted from ihe roll of Unitarian
ministers, as ho objects to "sailing un
der (also colors,"
Rccordor Hackott, of New York, on
Monday sentenced a man to twenty
vonrs' finnrisonment for a folonious
assault upon a littlo girl, and express
ed his regret thai, lie couiu not. sun
tenco tho ruUin to bo nangeu.
On tho 30th of December the Texas
and Pacifio Railroad waacomplotcd to
Tnxarkana. tbe proposed junction Willi
the I airo and rulton nanroau, anu
regular trains will commence running
at once. -
Jndrfe John S. Uaeer of San Fran
oisco has boon elected Uoitod Stales
Senator for a short term. 11 o Is
Domocrat, nativo of New Jersey and
s snokon of as a man oi one aouuy
learning and great integrity. He
an anti-monopolist.
Governor Booth has been, elected
for a long term to tho Unitod Stales
Sot.ate from California. He is an anti-
monopolist, and his olcclion causos
It was brouuht about
by a anion of DomocraU and liepub-
licana.
Tha nlundnrinff still noes On. Tho
, n ' . .
TTnnsa has nassed a bill making
snocial anDronriation of four million
dollars lo tbe Navy, and the Senate
line iiuvMRfid it to IV Million. I BIS
Tho brldgo to bo constructed over
il. Vrith ai Forth. Scotland, will be
the larcoet In Iho world. Its height
will be ono hundred and fifty foel, and
ilia nnmber of spans nearly one nun
dred. The great span In tho oentro
is to be fifteen hundred feet, or nearly
ono-lhird of a mile In width, and tho
smallor span ono hundred and fifty
foet wide. It U estimated that the
structure ,wijl cost aboqt ton million
dollars,
appropriation is about as nooessary aa
rl .. r- . r.;,,. I
auoiuer vower on tuo vifnvi.
A nniliinn has boon presented lo
rnmrrnna hv flO cilif.onS of DulTulo ask
ing Unit rroMUont ljincoin mrwwy
holiday. Would
it nut lie well to BUDt'leroentilby can
nnir.ino fJmnt in ilio same way f Let
. B , . ' , r
us have no dtsiincnon on i"ii
'previous oodiiton.'-Iiaii'iH tvmon
Tt would be ssd to see." says the
Louisvillo Courier-Journal, "Williams
in the scat once occupied by Marshal,,
Tunnvemi! (tlftee lh fWr Wbor
Hiriuirinn V1R. Hut. thoS. irSnl
aif.Linir wharw Washinaton and Jeffer
son sat. We guess, as we have' stood
tho latter so long, wo can enauro tnt
former. We should be sorono and ro
signed evon at a funoral.
Philadelphia is beginning to waka
np for the municipal election in Feb
ruary, We hopn to soe tho good men
of all parlies unlteon an unexceptional
ticket, which can be eleoled without
trouble. The right kind of a Mayor
Is particularly doairable Jo vlow of tha
Centennial, and also an Ainnartixan
polico is wanted. We hope tbe day
has gono by when " ma." who if joiot
proprietor of a "hole" at Sixth nd
Chestnut, cun be elected Mayor. Tha
now Constitution put a stopper in t,hat
"hole," and we doubt if Urn rng 'hat)
the strength to pun ii otu.
Wllliama and the Senate.
From tho timo of Waxhington's ad
ministration dawn to that of Grant,
tho Senate of tho United States, in do-
fenoo ot its own high character, has
novor thought it proper or necessary
lo send lor persons and papers in or
der to satisfy its members of tho ca
pacity and intognty ot a man wnooe
mi mo had been so nt to it as Chief Jus
tice of tho United States. And yet
this unparalleled proceeding took pluco
i tho fscnaio lasi ween, wticit air.
dmunds, a Republican Senator from
ermont. who is Chairman oi me
udiciarv Committeo, anked tho con
sent of that body to send for persons
and papers in roferonco to the charges
winch nave been proierrou ni;nirii me
tbe character tioo. II. Williams.
Could such a humiliating proceeding
haveoccurred in the Senate when John
Adams, in 1801, nominated John Mor-
hall for that high ana responsible
osilior. f or in lSoG, when Andrew
Hclison nominated Roger li. Tuncy ?
r in ISO I. when Abraham Lincoln
kominaled tbe late Salmon P. Cbaso T
nch a moviment in Iho Sunato would
ave shotted the moral and political
sense of the whole country. It was
reserved lor L. S. tirant, in this year
of trrace 1873. to force his own polili
ral triends in the Senate lo adopt this
unusual and extraordinary oourso.
No final action was taken on the
nomination boforo the adjournment ol
the Senate on last Friday, and none
can be until it reasaombles on the 5th
of Januarv. It will then ho seen
whether Senators will surrender their
onost convictions of illiams total
noompotoncy and admitted untnness
for the office at the personal appeals
nd solicitations of Grant, or whether
they will reject him and compel the
t'res dont V Bond in anotnor minium-
a 1T I
t on fit lo have been mauo. unuur
all the poculiar circumstances of the
caso, if George U- Williams was gifted
w th a nronor sense ot personal nonor
ha would demand of (Irani Ihul ho
hould recall his namo from tho bonato
That, however, is not to bo expected
in theso doireiierals days, wnon scurvy
politicians will attompt, by crooking
the pregnant lunges oi vno micea mm
thrift may follow fawning, to crawl
nto high judicial positions ior wiuco
neither naturo, education nor experi
ence over iiilonded mom. jveneuunj
Freeman.
I IOR Al.l'i- The anderaixneil offcre for nrt, by tlio tunijike, oaM bj lot of ll. V. Holt,
aale tba Mlowinp; property i i paira of Twin 101,, bf ,(,, Tyrone and Clearfield Railroad, and
Meli, 1 one-boree blida, S eenper-ilrip Feed lb, writ by lot of I). W. liolt-eontutniefr
Cullera All tbe above will be eoU ebrap fur ,boul j f tn Mra ou.l barii.j a plank dwelling
...k or aiohanred for lumber and approved
nndeie. J. A. Tt.Hr'h,
hew fealcin, Jan. 7, 1874-St
iT)TICa 1 be ComiDon Pleaa of Clear
jL Beldeoonly. No. 400 HepU Term 1. I.
a. u. , .
rnralPD Biiarniiir nuu
Jnd(mrnl eaint Itefsndint,
and role entered by 1'laintilf
fur aaieeiteent of Jamagea.
Jaa. W. Melee,
Defendant, and
Jamea Mitchell,
(iarni.hoe.
that
All neraune Intiretted are heretiy sollBed t
v ...... i.. .l.m.ni la thii eae el the 1'
Itioootarj'e oflies in l loarSeld, on batarday, the
Utb day of Jan. A. U. 174, at o'clk 2 r. a.
IkTOTICI'i. In the Ci.intann neaa oi viear-
i Seld aoonty. Ho. l January Term, U.S.
i i ii ........ .
roreiKB aiinn.- -
iv u.nu I lu.lcfment aeainat Oelenrlant,
Uefen.la'nt. and f and rale antarad by Pl.lnlill
R. r'ollerton. f'ir aaaeaameni oi a.
namialiae.
24th January, A.
jan7-3t
-avTIITICK. la Ihe Common Pleaa of ( Icox
1 Seld eounlT. No. J20 Sept. l.rta li 1.
wtinan twie i
Ferclaa auaoomrai
lurlment aeainit llelendant
and rule entered by I'laintit
for aaMBiiaeut of daaiagea.
Richard Forre.t,
Defendant, anil
aa. Fortret and
Joel O. Forfeit,
All peraona'lntereaUd are hereby sotlJed that
m ...... ik. d.m.rea in Ihia eate at tha Pro-
tbonolary'a olloe, In Clearlleld, on Satorday, tbe
34th Jaaoary, A. li. 1874, at i o'eloek r. .
jao7-3t A. C. llt, rniliuamai;.
N
On tux Makk. Bonator Hitchcock
of Nebraska, who was accused of somo
irravnlar nruotices iu olilaining His
eleotion, appeara determined lo make
provision lor wo menus wno uoubwu
. . ... T t . !. . I - .1
him Into ollice. no nus introuuccu
bill, ostensibly for the relief of persons
who have sustnined damages by rea
son of Indian doprodalions, providing
Inr the annointmont of throe salaried
nommissiouors to examine evidonco
relaiinir to claims lor such deprodn
tions,nnd also for summoning and pay
ino- svitnassus at ll exoeoso ot th
..e .... .1.. . i.. aurl
United Stains, anu appropriating
00(1 for the exDonses of tho coinnus
sion. We havo reason to bolicvo that
this bill is intended principally to pro
vida office for some of the txinulura
friends, and that lis pussago would re
anli fliinnlv In the ecnondivitro ot 1
large sum of publio money for no bet
tor imrnnHO limn rOBUSCIiatiua wuroi
less and fraudulent claims against the
Government lo the amount ol ii,in)u.
001) or more, many of which uat
already been Investigated and discov
srod to be without foundation, i
seems hardly worth while, in ine pros
ent condition of tho Treasury, to pay
$26,000 for such a purpose. iv. Y.frun,
Jao7-Jl
A. C. TATE, FrotboooUry.
house and other tiiinroretneota threoo. Selaed.
taken in execution and to be mid ai the property
of Tbomaa Darnel,
Alan, two eerlain traetl of land rl uate in Drady
toanibip, Clearfield ouunty, I'a., No. 1 tirginiiing
at a piue in the land conrcyi-d to D. Irwiu; thenoe
br lame a:i4j perehea, more or leaa, to poat corner
of land eonveved to Geo Fenti l thenee by eaine
lunth 167 perehea, uiore or leal, to a beeeb j tlienoe
by land conveyed to l. lrwm ei oi prc.,,
more or leea. to port: thence by land ooavoyod to
Craig A Hlanebard north 157 perehoi, more or
laia. to tiluouol Winnmi. ciiniaiuiwir si .ir.,
more or fera. No. 2 Deponing at a beech eorner
of Iwnit eonvevea to v. irwiu ; meow m, -
l.ml went Ri nt-rchra. more or la, lo cbetniil
corner of oilier Und of the raid 1). lrwio llunoc
by aaid lend north 157 perehea to poet eorner ol
land oi aaia u. i r. i u , wruov " r
nerehea. more or leea. lo nlai'e of bejrinoiug, eon
uining 70 acna and 25 perehea, henug HI acrei
rletred ana plana nouo aim tog warn ,i.v,.,u.
Belied, token in elocution and to be asm ai im
property of Daniel Uogera.
Tim or fui The nrice or torn at whb
'...a v.k. ..lifted that the prooertT ehall be itnu-k oS max ne paid ai
All peraoaa mierr..-,. ... 1 ----- --- ... . - k k.. . ..,.
.in .h. da-nar. i. ! '..; --'" r- "7 -"".: .".,.
onotarye ollloe, in t-iearneio. ; '---. -"":; " ' ,. , ', a .l,l ..ln al
A. O. 174. at 2 o o.oe. r. -- , - ----- - k
rneexpfnae ana rwa oi ih ... - -
ai alruek off, and who, in cue cf drtklrBoy at
ueh re ialo. ehall make tond the lame, and in
no inalanco will tbe Deed be preaenled la Court
for continuation nnliil tbe mr.itey ii actually
aad i. ih. Sk.rilf. JUSTIN J. I' IK,
- . ci...;l
eaaairr i urrica, i
Sheriff.
Clearfield, I'a , Hoe. 17, 1871.
COUaT PEOCIAMATIOIi'. ;
7ItEflBA j, Hob. C. A. JiATbK, j-reameni
lul. nf the Court of Common l'leaj of
the Twenty-fifth Judicial Dialriet, eompoaed or
the eounttei of L'learbeld, Centre and CHnton
and Hon. W'ttti C. Foi.sv and Hon. Job J.
Bead. Aiaociata Judea or tiearneia touniyt
have iaaued tba ir precept, to De directf d. for tbe
holding of a Court of to mm on l'leaa. Orpbani' ..
Court, Court of Quarter Beeiloni, Court of Oyer
aud Terminer, and Court of General Jail Ielif -ery,
at the Court Houae at CleerSold, in and for tha
count of ClearSeld, eommeneinf on theaccoud
Miuiday, lth day ol Jau., It., ana woon-
tinue one week.
NOTICE 18, therefore, berely given, to the
r...n.v Jiiatiova of the l'eaee. and Conatablea,
in aod for aaid county of Clearfield, to a pear in
their proper peraoni, with tneir necoro", ni
lnuuiaitione, tiaminationa, and other Bemem
braucoa, to do ihoae thinga which to their ofhcee,
and is tbeir behalf, peru.in to be done.
GIVEN ander my band at ClearSeld, ttie 17lh
oay of I'eoemlwr, in the joar of our Lord ona
tboneaod elcbt but died and revenly-lbree.
JUSTIN J. I' IE. Sheriff.
A. C. TATK, l'rothonotary.
Clearfield, Pa., Deo. 17, 1)73.
Sheriff's Sale. .
TT Tirtue ot write af iiea-i
I) eued out of the Court of Cos
TOtlCE-In the Comtaon r'a or Clear
field oounty. No. IKS Sept- Terra, le.J.
V. Bie-ler t Co. ee. r. Platto, Deleoaant, ano
(leorge Walaon. Samuel llrailfor.1, laaae Oaina,
Alriandcr Oaina, Joeeph Thompson, Ueurge
W. Uearliart. And? Joo. Fontou, Dare Uoar
herl, Peter McUeorgeand William PoHcr. Uar
Biaboea. Foreign altaehnieot and Jude-meut
agaieat Iiefcudant, aod rule entered by Plain
tid lor aaaeHment ofdamairea.
All pcreooa intereited are hereby notlflrd thai
-irt ..MB. ih. tl.n.fri ia this onae at the Pro-
Ihonotary'e office, in Cleavroeld, o Salnrday, the
24th January, A. 1). 17. t o'elocki". a.
j.07-31
A. C. TATB, l'rothonotary.
J. K. M'MUllRAY
wiu prrn.T toii wnrt any article
OK MKKC1IAVP1SK AT TIIK VKRY LOWEST
PRICE. COl ANU afclS. ie::i:jj
NEW WASHINGTON.
H. F. BIGLER & CO.,
BB4I.BKI IS
HARD IV ABE,
Alio, Meoufeeturenof
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
OLIABtltLD, FA.
F acme. le.
BioB Pieae of
tlearSeld oonnty, and In me directed, there
will boeipoaed to PIJUUO SALR. at til Court
Uonao la tne oorongn oi uiearneia, wm aivm
day, Ibe 12th day of January, lt14, al 1 o'oloch,
m., the following ileal a,ataio, 10 vu.
All thoee two traetl of Inn 1, eiluata in Bell
townnhlp, Oeifield county, Pa. Tbe one pieco
on the WHten of Dear lluu, beginning at hemlock
corner, Ihenee by treet "o. S55S, aouth SIJ de-
greee wert 20 percbei to niron, mence norm en,
degree! welt percliel 10 poll, lucnoe uurm ,
ilrirraea eaut 381 4-10 parebca to poll, tbenee
north 40 J degreea weat Jul, perehea to maple.
thenoe aoutb 50) degroil eult l" porcneaiouo.i,
theooa roulh (Ol, degree! weat SO parehoa to hem
lock, thenoe aouth M, degreea call 24 perchei
ia iilu. nl beeinnme eontaioina 750 aorea, 17
perehea and allowance. Tue other piece thereof
heeinnine at B hemlock on line of r. 3;.i-l,
tbenee north 40 degree! weal 240 perUiee to a
beialook, thenoe Bm-lh SO deeree a ea.l mi percnea
to poat, tbenee eouth 40 degroee eaat 24 perehea
while pine, thence by No. Si.ii eouth degreee
wnt no percliel to place oi oeKiou'ua
ing lit acrea, S peroucl and allowance. Soiled,
taken In eierutioa Bad to be sold aa the property
of D. t. Bmilk.
Tiaua or Bin Tha prlca or aom at which
the property ahall he atruck off muat be paid al
tbo time of aalf), or each other arrapgementl
made aa will bo approved, otherwise the prop
erty will he Immediately put up and aold agan
at the aipenai and riak of tha peraon to whom
it wai itruck off, and who. in eaie of deficiency,
.. ..,, r. ..i. .hall make rood the aame.and
In nelnatnnee will tbe Deed be preeented in
Court for eonlroietlon uoleii tha money ia ae-
taaUy Bald the Miertn. im"-' '."
- . . .
rturairr a mwi
I. I
ARMING IMPLEMENTS of all
kind! for ia!a by
II. F. BIGLER a CO.
LIST OK JI ROHH DRAWS FOR JAJT
I'AHY. 1 fchM commi nciog on the 12ibi
tuo jtaoui.
Joi W. I,'al....DeeririaJ. C. It' iuaon.Fergui'o
lle..r Hreth bell;. -Mur-y i.-.tlirard
J..hn"W. Bell " Tb.iBJ. RaadUoahea.
Wm. AIUrt.....llt-!lordiH..bt. J..bna(n..Jordaa
Win. I.utber....Bradyil boa. Lanieh.Xawrenoa
J.C.UedweUrneiJJaa. II. II He....:. L. City
Ilaii-i llimon Cncal' Diniel B. ama...Morril
Jaa Holt I'oviugtoii1 Frank Wi'belm... "
J. M. Krataer.Cleera.ldjO. W. Gallaher.N.Walh
O. B. Welch.... " E. B. UortmaB-Oeceola -
J.Tbompaoa.CurweiiBv'ljJaa. Wclutyre Penn
A. J. Sbugart...Ueeatur JoLb 8. Uoiden Pike
naTKkar. jraona.
Howard Wella..Beocari I R. W. Tbompaon.Cur'ela
R. II. McUee Bell Perry Kephart-Decatar
11. K. 8Mmmel....ri.-g'lJ. u. Uhultte....
J. Pea roe, Jr...llraafotd Janei Kepbart-. "
8. l.annberry... UVm. owlci...Ferguion
R. C Faint Brady U. C. Hradlord.i..Uirnni
John L. Pvota..... " 1 Mitt. Tate Uoihea
P. W. Draucker.. " j R. liumgardoer... "
Jont. Shaffer " Allro C'upler
John Mcllcary... Oco. Woodward-lluitoa
M el. Clark........ " Jamol Itea Jordan
B. Brli:bait....Bumde r. llettline....Karthaui
Terra Baker CbeetjC. B. .Norria...Lawrenea
Jliver Steveni " .Jno Livingnoa "
John McCJuilkeTl.. Fdaard W iae....Morrls
F.F. Coailnet.l'oi ingten1 Mlrhael Itadcr... "
Kred. rSackett..01earbi;ld D. II. Waring.... "
Jamea Kerr... . " Andrew S eucer...Pen
Samuel l.irge ' .Johnl'unlip Pika
Bo-i IIh.1 " I John R. MovJIuro... ".
C. W. Smith... ' Irvin TbompaoD.... "
Frank cbort... " 1 Hton Met'ture.....
n li II ilt..n ll.rt.knrn Jr.. "
M. Owena-Curwoniville ui. ullen.. oouwara
Bbariff.
ClearSeld, Pa., Deo. 17, 1S7S.
T) A.ILROAD WHEELBARROWS
a t
lor aaia vj
BIGLER 4 CO.
II. F.
ADMINIMTRATIIRM' NOTItli Notice
ll hereby given that letter! of adminiitrattoa
oa the aetata of rJAMl'KI, 8TAHR, deceaacd,
lte of Kooa towmhip, Clearfield eonniy.Penn a,
having beaa duly granted to the undersigned,
all peraons indebted lo aaid. eatale will pieaae
arake Imro-Ulate payment, and thoaa bavinf.
elaima or drmanda will preeent tbem pmperljr
ButheDtiested for lettlement wllhooi delay.
1,B IS t" 1ll"i
. JACOB AhN01.il,
Adiuii.utr ilcri.
Sew Millport, Her. 2, 1873 fit
0
IL, TAINT, JU IX , UJjAaa,
Mail!, eU., for tale by
H. F. BIGLER A CO.
TTARNESS TRIMMINGS 4 SllOE
11
?Ib4II. tot aalt by
II. r. BIGLER A CO
Q.UK3, PISTOLS SWORD CANES
for let ha
ll. F. BIGLER A CO
AND
Tim Werear Advertiser hit tho nail
an tha head in thia way : "It i nmuo
ing to road aome.ot tne itopniiiman
nanan aincfi tho" eloction. With a
falor equaled orrly by that of pop
(jnlxots, lhy mfllto a great ado and
glorification ovor tho ditleat ot rlo
Rinrr, and claim that the did it. ft
would havo boon a littlo mow consist,
ent, howaror, with tbo nature of U)li)Ka
if thoy bad ihowo a rauoh teal IuH
Ootober whop tho Ring Mauler waa
I. .. Sintn Tri-amircr. Theao "itir
oorru)liblo" liapcra all .unporlcd
Maokey."
Hon. Wm. 1. Armalrong, of.Wil
limnRDorl. Ii alris-dy announced aa a
llnuiilinan caodidata for (iovornor
noan the jNow C'onstiUitwn,
aa m Bja
A Wiaainff man wilU a Roman noae
it adverlUud, bat lb tiationql Hip-ii-i
u.inLa hn will novor be found, aa
1110. VM " -- -
uch nous will never turn uj.
(JTOVES, OF ALL SORTS
aj -
Biaai, for lale by
" IJ. F. BIOLER A CO.
I
RON! inpN! IRON I lJa
lor tat by " -
H. F. BIGLER A CO.
JJORSE SUOES i UORSE SIIOB
BAILS, for iale ny f
H. F. BIOLER A CO-
ULLEY BLOCKS, ALL SIZBd
And hail Uanufaclure, for lali T
U. F. BIOLER CO.
rJtlilMBLB SKEINS AND
BOXKB.nriBieoy
ll. F. BIAI.F.R A
rirw
TrRATZER k LYTLE,
V ARRET 8TREKT,
riiEitlFIELD. PA.
Dealer! In
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
GROCERIES,
IIardware and Queenswarp,
Roots, Shoos, Ilats, Caps, Ac.
w-Rho.m.k.r. luprll.a Uh LEATUKU
and BIIOB FINDINGS at reduced rate.
SALT I SALT I SALT I at w.oleialt and
retaileery aheap.
PAINTS, OILS. CALCINED rLA8TF.R, .
A liberal u'le"', 10 bulldera. -noDSrtOLD
(lOpDS.CARPKTS, WINDOW
SHADES, OIL CLOTHS-la Urga
quantlllil.
FISO, FLOUR, BACON, CORH NKAL and
CDOF, lwjl an nana.
sfflll of tt "" m Burcbaaed
JlcUalValy for eaah. and thorefora eaa and
be Bold aa cheap ai Ihe cheapen. tenia c
RKtilSTl .n'S KOTI C Notice ia hereby
given that the following accuuote have boon
examined and pnaeed by me. and remain Hied of
record in thii office for the inrpecliem of heirl,
legatrca, err dilore. and all othere in any other way
fliuirertcd. and will be preeented to the Belt Or
phaua' Court at Clearlleld county, to be held at lha
Court Uouae, in the borough of Clearlleld, com
mencing on lha Jd Monday (being tha Ulh day)
of January, A. 1). 1874.
Final aocount of Jatnoa Wrigloy, Adralnlltrn
lor ol Milton McBride, lale of the borough of
Clearfield, oocnly of ClearScldj dcceaied.
A,..nt of John M. Adame, Truilee of the ci
tato of John Burgundcr, late of Burniide town
ihip, Clearlleld couny, doeeaaed.
Final account or Howard r) eto, aamioiiiraw.
of Hamilton Weld, late of Beeoaria twp., Clears,
held eounty, dcceaied. .
Final account of Joha W. W'rigley. AdralniB
trator of Fran.ia Henticr, lata of rcott eounty,
Iowa, formerly ef Oirard townabip, CleaiOeld
eounty, deceaatd.
Partial account of Joha t. CutUe, AdmlnlatrB
lor of the eitata of I' id Miller, lata of Law
rence towDibip, Clearfield county, deceaacd.
Triennial aeeoont of William Riddle, gi ardlaa
or laaiah 11. Cowan, minor child of Jamee Cow
an, lale of Jloccarla townahip, deceaaod.
Tartial account cf J 71. Kirk and David R-am,
adminiitratora of William kirk, late of Brady
Wamiiir, ..,i.
- Partial aee.-.! 01 jor.
aa of Kilgar Stcvena, minor ehild of Abednego
ttevena, ueceaica.
KaniaraB'e Ornca. 1 A. w. i.r.r.,
Clearflel.1. Pa., Dec. 10, l7-to. J U'erer.
SIIPKR'IMIKH' KHTIl'Ifc All pcraoaa
are hereby notined o.H to leave any umber
or ether ohitruction any pl-ee on ary r"-'
lie toad, of Lawrence townahip. aa au. h limber
in left lying OB the roada, will U reiod M4
rapcflh. perao. a. Ibbt log;.- And r thyr,
II any penoB or pcrrona leave tim er at the m .
er Iving to Ibe pul.ie road. Or Ibe hioada of the
road, tbe'y will be held re.ponB.bf. for ..y
nocideat that a occur therefrom, and will na.
charted bank-leave by the towaihip.
Jit requeitof many .itirena.
H JOHN R. PARK,
JOIIV a. KLINE,
M. UISUKI,,
JAMfcS HHOWK,
Dee. 1
Court of
Pa. Ne.
CO.
RODDER CUTTERS for sul" by
araM-JO II. P.. CJO.TP CO.
!1IIT()K'D NOTll I-ln tin
Comioi.d Pl ai ol CteaiHeiJ t o
Tj i June Term, I "TS.
Fau.t A Oooduio 1 ,
T,, I S.ecil AttarumeBl.
Ed. Kralier. J .
Tbe umlera'n.'l mi'lifr, appointed v tba
Court to ul-tnl.tto tbo nnut, mi'H'I fr-m n
aale of tbe pcr.onal propenr of K l. h.at.er, al(
tneiied by lite of Ihe abti.e att.lrhnitr.t and
.o'd by ord'r of the Court, to the partiea eolili..
Ibaref. aoeordinr tn la, kiwa ...t..-c mat he will
alletid to tbo .liilir. Of tbeavi-i"'"" "1' ' '
olTioc. In the borough ..t Cle.a.held. P... on Tbnra
day.th. Klh d ol January. A. Wi. t.re
.j .....i.. lr.te.rc.tcH aiav attiml.
"? - p- : a ,-,ii.' i ii i m
B
ANK NO'fLCKl
V, t .I.A.lilr, rnr DliiMltorfl of lb. Cona-
t Maiion.l Bank will be lield al Ihe banklog
room, w Tuci-l.t, January Ulh, U74, b.lww
Ihe bouri of I end I o'jlrck, P. tnkV .
Ofel.1, Pw. 1. ITM'.' ' f.Vh,',r'
CAirTI-Allpar,niariutlnedi.galriit
haib.ring or truating, tn my .ooour.i, u
ham JUilKT, of Covttjkton townabip, B pauper
l"; bonTid lo i,c iiu't of age by .U overa.,
of ..Id to.8rilp';.b. left . "'.'SU
. Itlio.tt l.t .'.' or provoct ion, .; I do
a lor .nr ele".a o. u-.
-M .11,1
ing or anything clee MMtmt'l him.
drtl7H
re oonccrnr.K
WILLIAM H. lIKlCllf-L.
l.ll!. nuin'eroi . ..
PER lllll., and will "'. "t
n.-KTiti;"
f Wi have printed .