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GEORGE
DfToH ANtt raOrAlKTOR.
GOODLANDER,
CLEARFIELD, Pa.
WEDNESDAY MORNIXd APRIL 1, U74.
.0FFZC3 fiSUOVSO. :
Tbo office of lha Clear fiild Rbpdb
I.ican will hereafter bo in fio't Opera
House, on Market atreet, between Soo
"ond and Third. The business office
will bo found to the left of the main
entrance, on the second floor, whore
nil our old and now patrons are invited
i to oalj. : Tbo prose and composing
rooms are on tho third floor. L ,
f Cavoht. Andrew llarris, a negro
mail agent, was arrested at Richmond,
Va., on the 10th for robbing the mails.
When arrested nearly 800 loiters were
found on bis poraon, conluinirm drafts
and checks amounting to $15,000.
He is In prison. ' ' ,."
: Fires. Elgin, Illinois, bad an $80,.
. 000 fire on the 23d. .Wposter, Ohio,
was scorched to tho amount of 875,.
000 nnd - Indianapolis ' (300,000 on
the samo day.' New Britnin, Conn.j
had no 8800,000 Ave on the 24lh.
Bahimoro had ft (150,000 firo on the
' 'i1lU' ' ' '" : j : '
Tbo rvCnod Radicals of Fayette
county are still in agony ovtr tho ap
pointmont of that "robel copperhead,"
Tom Searights Governor of Colorado.
Heelings are' being held throughout
. the county, denouncing Cameron and
. Grant for their treason to the party,
and they demand Searight's- removal
on sight.
Legislation.- From tho corres-
pQiHlonce published in the llarrisburg
papers it is evident that our sago Leg
islators have been "Led Astray" and
.Divorced" recently, and now favor
r'good morals and tho puro Drama."
flVfl, let us have on Act upon that
Biibject,but don't refer the bill to eith
er of the Committees on Divorce or
Vice and Immorality.
""" 'IJead It. If oor readers desire to
peruse the details of a first class
"christian" robbery, just turn to the
article on otir first pago entitled
"Cooke's Swindling Bank." ' Tbo firm
of Jay Cooke & Co. certainly stand
No. 1 as publio robbors. If they
liaro not earned tho peuitentiary
there is no use io keeping up such in-
litulions.
tJnoss Fbauds. The Congressional
exposures in tho Javno case of the
enormous frauds and tbo well devisod
scheme of blackening in which he in
dulged ' has already borno fruit.
Moieties are to be abolished both ' in
the Treasury and Postoffieo Lopart-
tneqt. Why should ordinafy mortals
refrain from committing crime wbon
government agents are commissioned
for that purpose ? Let such scoun
drels aa Ben Butler, Jay no and San
born, be punished first nnd then the
government will bo competent to deal
with the small rascals.
Notwithstanding the earnest pro
test of nearly all substantial business
men all over tbo country, Congress
seems dotcrmined to issue more paper
.money. This, instead of curing a
September belly-ache, which provod
.no fiitnl to "Kiters" liko Jay Cooke &
Co., will bring on a commercial chol
era, and instead of driving such shys
tturs :only as Cooke, Clews etc., rnto
ignominious exile, will eventually
bankrupt and disgrace tho whole na
tion. A nalion, like an individual,
must pay its debts if it wants the rest
-of mankind to believe in its honesty.
It is generally believed that Simon
Cameron is setting up the pins to do
ioal John Scott and have his son "Don"
elected to tho United Stales Senate.
The New York Tribune, in alluding
lo tho mailer, says : "This will put
nho Stato nioro complotely than ever
Into Cameron's pocket, and will be
eminently in accordance with the fit
ness of things. Pennsylvania is Cam
iron's Stato, and there is no reason
why tho Cameron family should not
represent It in the Senate." Veil,
Now York is Granlired, Massatliu.
setts is Butlerized, . und why not
have 1'ennsylvaoiaCamoronized ? Wo
would not loss a copper for tho differ-
enco. A moro selfish and corrupt trio
never ruled any country. Thoy are
genuine Radical statesmen.
Tiling Up. The Municipal Roform
Association of Philadelphia, which has
been investigating the affairs of that
"loyal city," in ulluding to tho exlrav
agance of lis municipal officers, says
What thnre official!, while thul neglecting
their platoeet dutiei, have accomplished la the
eey of Inerroitiig our debt wllhio tba lert Ira
7ara mar tie told in a re word :
In ISM tha tnervoae of funded Indebted
neM wee. . tM.204
In - 4,884, 19
In 1HT0. 1,152,294
In IS7I - 1.421,101
in 1872 . 4,821,811
1.171. . ,48,40l
Thai wllhln 8ve yean oar permanent debt bae
Keen laoreeeed io roaad aaaibera by twenty-one
million!, of .whisk mure than one-half bae baon
added erlthla two jean, while there ere mil Inane
authorised, bat not cold prior to Janeary 1, 174,
amounting to nearly thro million mora, Bikini
la all a grate total ludebladneee, loaded aad Soat
, log, af orar itxty-three million! I If to thil bo
' added tha Sve million! aad a ball now eiked
for. Me farther largo noil which are eynkeo of
In oar Clt y Coaoeile ae aeon to follow, tba aggre
gata iadebtedaeee bafor aha cloea of tba year will
cot fall ihort of eeveot 4lllenl of dollar.
. Thla showing looks very much like
Tweed's New Yprk programme, yet
Ito is io tbo Ponilenlinry, wbils tbe
Vliilsdelpbia robbers are plying their
TovMi'.'n and '.Ltim to f honest me
Tht CtntmnUtl. .
The historical reader Is well aware
that the patriotio view of many New
England statesmen ebb and flow like
tbe tide of tbo ocean. Sometimes
they advocate slavery, and' then op
poso It. Somotimos they favor war,
and then opposo it.-' Somotimos they
favor National exhibitions, and then
opposo thorn. Interest seems to bo
the prevailing motlvo with the con
trolling element of the Plymouth
Rockers and tbolr neighbors.
At a national exhibition in London,
Paris or Vienna, New England stotos
mon are as numerous and prominent
as are the representatives from , tho
great central Statos and tbose of tbe
West and tbe South combined. For
holding exhibitions in Europe they
vote money out of tha publio treasury
with a good grace, but when askod to
contribute to a similar work at borne
in Philadelphia then they beoome
eonsoientious aodpaytriotio; can't do
it, because the contemplated exhibi
tion is not to bo bold in Bostinif, vhkh
they ostbem the .f'hub" of the unl
verse, around and into which every
thing and everybody should rcvolvo.
itecently, when Congress was pe
titioned to appropriate a sum of mon
ey to assist in carrying out a plan
for holding a national exhibition in
Philadelphia, in 1876, similar to those
hcld-in Europe, and in which wo as 'a
nalion participated and paid our
monoy, those representatives from tho
gooseneck territory of the conlinont
opposed the measure; because, when
slrangors would Visit our khoro,the in
significance of their pretensions would
be discovered, and thoir proper sphere
and credit awarded them abroad' in
tho futuro.' 'Hence, for reasons suoh
.13 we have indicated, nearly ail tbe Sen
ators and mombers of Congress from
tho codfish . dominions buvo opposed
granting any money, and arrny them
selves in opposition to tbo moasure. '
' Our roadors are aware that our cs
tcoiuod follow citizen, Ex -Governor
Uiglcr, has been assigned a leading po
sition in our. approaching National
Exposition, which is to come off in
1876, commemorative, of our one
hundredth anniversary. ., 11 o has beon
laboring dilligently, as he doos at ev
erything he undertakes, for over six
months, to muko tbo exhibition a suc
cess. And to that end ho with oth
ers have bcoa in Washington for some
time urging upon Congress the duty
of appropriating some funds to assist
in carrying out tho very plan that
body inaugurated. In this they find
themselves opposed by the members
from' New England, who seem, few as
they aro, to own the whole govern
ment, and it looks now as though they
would refuse to voto any funds for the
purposo, although they have voted
millions of dollars to bold similar ex
hibitions abroad.
In view of the surroundings Gov.
Bigler bas addressed a letter to Mr.
Morrill, a loading Mow England Scnar
tor, which reads as follows :
Willard's IIoTKLr Washington
City, D. C, March 24, 1874. My
Dear Sir : I desiro to occupy your
thoughts for a few moments on the
centennial work ; not to trouble you
with the numerous patriotic reasons
so familiar to all in favor of a proper
celobration of tbe ccntonnial anniver
sary ot tbe event that added -our
country to tbe family of nations, but
merely lo tha relation tbe government
now boars to tbe practical work.
1 observe that tbose who objeot to
congressional aid usually treat tbe
subject as an oriirinal proposition,
overlooking entirely the fact that tbe
govenvment and people or tba united
States are already committed toa hold
ing of a celebration by means of aa
"mtprn&Linniil ernnailmn . ' (JtinorrAna
in .uarcu, liii 1, commended tho celo
bration to tbo people, and providod
by law that tho celebration should be
by means of an "international exhibl
lion of arts, manufactures," etc., of
this and olbcr countries. And to tho
end, as it strikes me, that the celebra
tion should not pass into tbo control
of some one Slate or corporation, it
was provided that the whole work
should bo "conducted under tho au
spices of tho government of tbo Unit
ed Slates," and providing also for the
election of managers' of tho enterprise-.
.
Ana men again in Juno, wiz, von-
grcss established a financial system
lor tho contennisl work by incorpora
ting the centennial board of finance,
and apportioning .tho amount of mon
ey to be raised in tho soveral States
on tha basin of imnulnlion. And in
July last tbo President, in accordance
with tho laws ot Congress, nccepted
from Ihe authorities of tho city of
Philadelphia a deed of dedication of
the ground for tho purposes of. tho
celebration, to be under the exoluaivo
control of tbo United Slate commie-
ion, not the commission of Philadoi-
hiii or Pennsylvania, but of tho
Jnitud Slates, and by proclamation
did present to tbo peoplo of tbis nnd
all other civilised countries tho deter
mination of Iho United Slates to cele
brate the centennial anniversary of the
triumph of solf-Governmcnt by moans
of nil international exhibition ; and
subsequently, through the stato de
partment, muted tho governments ot
such counlrios to unite In the exhibition.
Bosidcs, mass meetings of tho people
in all purls of Iho Union bave indorsed
tbo undertaking as proper and patri
otic . '
Nino or ten foreign governments
have acknowledged the civility of the
United Slates in asking them to take
part in tha exhibition, and have signi
fied their intention lo adopt steps to
enable the people of their respectivo
countries to unite in the exhibition.
In view of all these facts and circum
slancos, it is too late tcrtalk about the
matter aa an open question. The bov
eminent and tha people of the United
Statos must consummate on a befitting
scale what they bave aaid to tbe world
they Intended to do or suffer lasting
reproach for having trifled with a very
grave and sacred aulijeot. It will
avail nothing now to say that tho
people of soma state or city prossod
congress into tha work, or some san
guine Individuaf predicted that tha
f-overnmont would not be culled anon
for tnatcfial aid. Tba world will look
at 4te country through the actions of
lis govoraaoenl and its laws. The
bave labored with groat diligonoa to
accomplish tha purposo set forth In
the laws, and many still hold to the
opinion that but for tho commercial
and financial depression that swept
over the entire pountry tbe necessary
mean would have been raised oa the
plan prescribed by congress, t 1
It ( only Just to the commission to
say that if it was an error to ootnmonoe
tbt work it. was not their error, but
tho error of the laws. If It was an
orror to provide for "an International
exhibition," it waa not the fault of the
commission, but tbe error of tho con
gross, fortho law requires the exhibi
tion to be "international." Nor is
thoro any special foroo in the condition
that tha. government should not be
made liable for any of the costs of the
exhibition and celebration. That ro
stiiction was proper and prudent.
But that doos not turbid tbe govern
room coming to tba aid of a patriotic
work which it Inaugurated, and which
is now under its auspices. ' Tbe gov
ernment rauotoomo to tbe aid of the
centennial work or give some sufficient
reason for refusing to do so. What
explanation, I ask, can it make to the
ton fcreign governmental that bave
accepted tbo laws of congress aad the
communications of the president aa an
invitation to tako part in tha exhi
bition, and bave already: adopted the
measuros to that end ? ;
It will not do to aay that it wns
discovered thai tho people of the
United States bud ho inclination to
oelubrato tho founding'of its own
government. It will hardly anawor
to allege that it was discovered that
tho expenditures : would be greater
than our country could boar. The
woi Id would scout this latter reason,
and there would b plenty of critics
cruel enough to show thai 88,000,000
on a population of 40,000,000 will
amount to twenty cents per capita,
and as this bad all to be paid in two
yenrs the exaction would bo dread
fully oppressive. Nor will it do
to say that it was discovered that the
men entrusted with tho management
were not equal to the task,' for there
is probably !. not one of them who
would not gladly givo plaoe,'any hour,
to some one of grunter experionco.
. In conclusion, permit me to say
that I have examined closely Into tho
estimated cost of the work, and into
tho resources and tho estimated re
sources, and feel warranted in saying
that with government aid to the extent
of three or three and a half millions
croditable success could be assurod.
Do not, I pray you, permit a lasting
reproach to come upon our country to
sitvo so small a sum to the treasury.
It would be bettor to leavo nostorily
bonds to pay for tbe lew millions re
quired, than to bequeath them the
shame of our failure. Your obedient
servant, William llioi.ta.
Hon, Lot, JI. Monaiu U. 8. Senator, . .
Jtort JTtonty,
The Inflationists seem to ouloum
bor the contraclioniats in Congress.
A Washington telegram of tbe 26th
says ;
"The Senate, after discussing the
financial question for nearly four
months, came to a partial conclusion
to-day, and adopted a proposition fix
ing the legal-tender circulation at
1400,000,000, the samo as had already
been agreed upon by the House. The
vote on this indicates that tbora is to
bo no revision of action, and it Is the
opinion of Senators representing both
idea of the question that so far as this
goes it is a finality, Tbe next movo
monl is to secure free banking, with
an additional amount of national bank
currency', . It is probable that wbon
the House bill cornea before tbo Sen
ate it will bo amended so aa to in
crease tho national bank circulation
twenty-five or thirty millions, and in
this way will be returned to the IIoubb.
This will satisfy tbe South and tho
West." .
This action on tbo part of Congress
is a confession that the Government
cannot pay its dobts, but will strength
en itself by issuing more promises to
pay. Suppose an individual waa to
acV. upon tbia plan, what would his
credit amount to afterward f If the
government cannot rcjuoiu threo hun
dred and fifty millions of dollars, is it
likely that it can cancel four hundred
million f .Lincoln onco ssgely re
marked that a small debt was moro
easily paid than a large one, or words
to that effect. Tbe Government bad
bellor profit by bis aphorism and
quit administering these doses of sooth
ing syrup which only postpone the
question that should be met now In a
square, manly way.
To illustrate : John Smith has been
carrying on a heavy stroke of business
for nearly ten years, nnd has- boon
compelled to issued notes amounting
to (350,000, which aro about maturing.
The creditors expect Smith lo tako up
his notes whon due, but instead of
counting down tho cash to bis crcdi
tors he blandly announces that be can
not meet bis obligations nnloss he Is
allowod lo Issue (50,000 moro paper,
Would this not ustonish tbe creditors,
and who among thsm would beliovo
that Smith would finally take np any
of his notes 7 This is precisely tho
position of the general Government
to day, except the render must say
mitlions Instead of hundreds of. thou
sands, us in Smith's cams.
Wo call the rcador's attention to an
article bonded "Inflation of tho Cur
rency," taken from tho New York
JJeratd of the 25th ullimo.
A Maucrt Chunk man bas Invented
n machine for separating, -coal from
slato' fur which ho has boon o (To red
(20,000.
President Grant and Sonalor
Slewart fiiniro in tha Washington real
estate King. Whnl an example to the
American l'oopiei
Congress bas beon asked lo appro.
priate $11,15.10 lo make good lo the
Soldiers, and Sailors, Orphan Home
of tha District of Colombia, loss sus
tained by the failure of Jay Cooke A Co.
The defalcation of W. T. Clarke, tha
Postmaster at Galveston, Texas, is an
other illustration of tho evil effects of
rewarding political Oil lures with fed
eral offices. Clarke is roported in the
dispatcher aa an ex-Congrossman.
The facia are that ha obtained a cer
tificate to seat to which lie waa not
entitled, and was unseated by tho
majority of hlsown party. Toeoneolt)
him ba waa appointed Postmaster at
Galveston. Ho bad no honest oialm
to a seat in Coacrean, and tho political
dishonesty of that claim is naturally
Inltation of the Cttrrencyeioott
.tines for tht Patr-Jtalttr$,
Inflation la the order of tba day.
Yesterday the House of Itopresenta
lives passod I be bill to make the legal
tender circulation four hundred mil'
lion dollars, which legalises tho twenty-six-
millions already out without
authority of the law and adds eigh
teen millions to tho wholo amount.
Annarentlv the Senate -will oonour,
ami, of course, tho President will sign
tho bill, for ha la without a financial
policy and bas no ground of opposi
tion, lie is apparently as mud at a
loss for a flnauoial plan aa General
MoClollan once was for a military
plan ) and, without a policy of bis,owu
inconsistent with tbe voto in the liouso
or otbdrwiso, a voto would bo a mere
vairtry. a wnnton obstraction, no
will not object, tborefofo, notwith
standing what bas boen said on that
subject. Moreover, Inflation Is a sec
tional measuro, and . the rresident
cornea from the section that wants tbo
monoy. "' V
. Wa are fulrlr launched, therefore.
on tho illimitable wators of tbo ''vasty
doep," afloat and ia the current:
mounting Deautwuny as tue levoi 01
the swelling sea rises from the tribu
tary streams poured in by thousands
of paper mills and priming presses;
and peoplo who do not inquiro too
curiously will suppose it is all pros
perity, as things go up, op, up, till
they find that thoy bavo been lifted
away from evoo the water at Inst and
are mounting on mora bonUe of vapor,.
and they will only open their eves to
the.truih just aa a general , explosion
lots them all suddenly down, down,
down. With ihrco hundred and fifty
six million dollars tho legal tenders
woro irredeemable, but honestly soj
they constituted a volumq ot Irredeem
able paper that tho country hud come
by nirainst its will and in a ureal na
tional exigency, when it had to choose
botwoon giving up ;oIu and giving up
the ghost, . Paper was Issued, and the
people assented that the form of law
should bo given to a forced loan be
cause thoy wevo" willing to givo fur
the government's promise lo pay a
part of thoir property, in order to save
that without which all property would
ceaso to have valuo in thoir eyes
freedom and self-government. But
now a step has been taken which puts
the wholo legal tender paper jii a new
light; which .not only leaves it irre
deemable, but seems toannounco that
we never shall redoem it, which is the
first step toward deflnito repudiation
of the national pledge for its redemp
tion ; for of course the issue of green
backs is a forced loan neither moro
nor lea. People must givo their
grain, their cuttle, their sorvicos for
pieces of paper printed ovor with the
promise to pay dollars, which promise
there U not tho remotest possibility
will evor be kept. In war time people
assontcd to tbis becnuso the defonce
of the country wss in tho scale, and
because there was soino fuith in tbo
printed proinlso; now they must as
sent to tho same fact, not for tbe sal
vation of tho country, but for the con
venience of a section.
He tliatonoo ilae, like him that elide on lee,
Uoei iwifilj down the tlifpcr waji uf rice.
Apparently the vole now for infla
tion is a turning point in our financial
career, and wo turn to the bad side.
On every hand the evils of the irre
deemable currency are recognized, but
people have been patient Decauee they
know tba necessities in which the
trouble arose. On all hands there was
a confident expectation that we should
honestly endeavor tD return to tbe
proper ground of financial operations,
or, at worst, bold on where we were.
But after struggling for a while to be
honest we have given way, and the
inflationists and repudiators bave brok
en down the barriers. All the effort
made aince tho war is given op, and
we pass now Into tbe era of cheap and
illimitable money. Although they fix
the limit now at lour hundred millions,
we may with patience have a thou
sand millions one of these fine days ;
tor this vote is only me Oral step, it
was, as the reports say, "an over
whelming voto." Therefore the infla
tionists know their power, in the
House at least. ' lo the Senate only
the thinking men are against them,
and iheso, of course, are a minority.
rrescnlly we shall bave also a measure
for free banking, on which to carry
out Mr. Morton's pretty theory that
for every dollar that has to bo spent
by anybody there must be a separate
single printed protly green dollar in
tho circulation, r.very dollar ot capi
tal put into a bank on our. present
system is immediately doubled. For
every single dollar thoro is interest on
two. Temptation in that diroction,
therefore, is great, and bnnking made
froo in tbo faco of such inducement
will only be limited by tho volume of
the national uuoi. as mo lime our
two thousand millions aro deposited
as tho basis of printed currency the
present paper money will be sold by
tbo measure liko spinach. Assignats
of tho French Involution wouid bo
articles of rcspoctublo valuo by com
naripon.
anere aro only iwo ways oui or ma.
trouble Money issues must be Itcpr
up as the West cries out, until com
merce and industry fail and the gen
cral oxposion comes ; or tho llopublt
can party musl bo repudiated by tha
nation as a gigantic fraud as 'the
more cover nnd disiruiso of thievoaw
office and of swindlers whose tMiame
for publio robbery are called laws;
for it is not ignorance that is at the
bottom of this tinnncial iniquity.
Tliev know well enough what the
ooncral welfare demands, but they do
not care lor ihe general weuare. ji a
measuro is immediately though only
temporarily good for their section,and
involves inevitublo disaster to all the
rest of tbo country, and oven dishonor,
and these fuels do uot weigh against
it with a party, that party is utterly
immoral and rotten, and its oblitera
tion ia the only hope and safety of tbo
country. A. 1 . iitraiit.
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TREASURER'S BALE
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cleSrDeU Cttmty, Pa., br Wit aad 181
ftottoa li hereby llren. la Durauanoe of an Aat
of Aeoemblr approteet tha litk day of Jean, A.
p. 184ft, entitled "An Aot lo amend an Aot dl
rooting Iho mode of Mlllog Unieatrd Laode la
Clearttold eouulj," and Ike eeveral upplementt
thereto, there will be oapoeed to tale or outcry,
at the Court Hoaae, in the bornur h of Cltarileid,
on tho 8KCONII MONDAY, Slh day of J II Mi,
A, D. 1ST4, the followlne? traeta or ntaoaa ot u..
eatad Jamil in eels aimnfy, for laiea due nod
eajiem, nil - '
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lovt 804 t " " .......... 79 44
9811 M - " .. 24 90
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itil tl A. K. Wrigbt...r..... It tt
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1410 100 Jacob Bilger IS 20
907 .' David Ireia (eat.)..... 210 21
89 John t. Hale.. 14 81
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120 A. L. Toiler... 108 00
SO Milton L. McClnra... It Ot
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413 William MeConatek tl OS
41S Nancy Bogge.... tt 44
42t 41 Nathaniel McDonald- tl 70
420 41 John B yen it TO
100 Barbara Border..... m. IS SO
191 Oeerge llorltaan... 21 84
14 TS Joeepk Drinker...: 11 08
427 90 Michael Kuaklo.... 8t II
70 Henry Fanner. I It
417 Feorge Ayerl 49 74
427 II William Troatmea 41 70
tt ltd lllabard Thomaa......... . li IS
41 Barbara Sayder. ...... .......... I 40
20S Tbomaa Smilh 14 4t
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401 Blair MeLanahaa. 87 20
477 Joace eteinheieer............... 71 44
100 John lloiter.....,........ 11 SO
04 157 Richard Wapla li OS
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dot John Koaa ............ ..... 40 40
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102 li John Campbell. 41 10
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174 ' John Vaughn............ tS 70
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20 Blair MoUnahaa ,.. tl 70
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48 MettblaiSlaymeker It 74
9 leeae Wileon- t 44
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102 , Jamea l)eaoea..... ..... 84 14
84 Darld Mrane IS 80
lot Joeeph Powell 14 10
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48 John O. (Jrai . It 4
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William Baiaia.,;..ii....
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Jamea R0H....1
John CannlDgkaoiu.
Cher lei Uobla.. ,,..
Robert Fleming ...
Irene Rlohardeoo.,..,,
Jonathan Walker.
John Cook
Jaiper Iwing.,., ...,..
William Cook
Alex. Hooter.. .,w
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Joieph Piper ,.
tleorge Page.... ,
Henry Page..
James Noele........,.,...,.
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' George Mend.,'
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So. Ho f Tonnio Claflin, in her ex
animation tha other day by Counsel
or Knox, adrhitted that she bad been
married aomewbere out west anu ai-
rorced ; and what tha world would like
to know now la, wny sue aiun t siaio
ihis somewhat Important fact a cood
while ago, and ao sate countless young
men the grata misiaka of supposing
hsr to ba a modest, unsophisticated
maiden, whose Ineaperienca Willi
cruel world created general uneasiness
Infamous f Soma people seem to
hare no regard for the Teclinjrs of
others. A western exchange breaka
out in this wny i "it is 10 oe nopea
that President Grant will not get tipsy
going homo from lbs funeral of bis
roihor in law as bo did from that of
his father-in law."
Hon. William Orton, Pmalrfent of
the Western Union Telegraph Cora.
' gentlemen wba accented the trouble-(enough sopplemsnted bT bit dishon- pany, saila for Sitropa on Saturday
n. j some IroMl created by Iswi6fc'opgroaesty as rostmastsr. . gander tba advlca of bis phjtiofanr .
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148 Joarph Henry HI tt
lot Charici 1UII.. ... 40 tt
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114 Philip Olamlogcr... 100 10
148 -John MoCaban US 14
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128 Brnjamia Wileoa..........., 21 10
115 John Whitmar.. 20 00
23S Pigott 8hi................ St II
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12S Pigolt Bhaw......... 84 14
188 Xd. Hand 41 14
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Conrad Long
Jonathan B. 8milh..
Henry Wyeoff
Robert Carry
John Donlap
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Caeper Stover
Caiper Stever, Br
Ueorge Shaffer..
J. W. Smith, w. part...
Charier H. Prewott....
Chriillan Lower..
Adam Weaver..
Joliah W. Hmilh..
Rolopeter A Bruhaker.
Kelly A Co
Wright Darling
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4808. 114 " " 74 88
1801 198 ....... Ill 70
70 John Mailer 98 40
SI Abraham Whitmer... IS 40
114 Carper Shaffer Jr 79 14
280 Daniel Whltmer ......... 171 94
424 John Hubley... 278 84
109 Mary Roberta 87 88
847 John Treeeler 219 18
111 Caiper Shaffer. 211 88
109 . , Jeremiah Williamaon. 188 It
124 Mary Crawford. 104 40
111 Towaeend gpackmaa. Ill II
201 Rebecca Brown 114 44
1(11 Leonard Mollis. 80 00
114 Fred Kohn St tl
M Henry Roper, (Uoga
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79 Thomai KdmunIeoi.. $98 tt
lot 111 Jeceph Hamilton............... 48 to
101 111 Thomai llillington. 171 10
404 Char lei R Ilk 181 40
111 Patrick Moore. 84 84
100 Thomai Btewardeoa 44 tt
lot Mary M'laahaa.n It 00
404 Ann M'Laaabeo lit to
100 ' Stacy . Thompeon It 00
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84 18T Joaenh Whitehall II II
401 Robert Rainey.. ISO M
141 tf William J ran.. 141 00
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241 Joeepk Matlock tl tt
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John Uambright. ,
tieorge Roaa.
Lewi! Jordan
Abram Ogden ,
John Bteiocr. ,
Daniel Frank
John Graff- 1
Benjamin Oibbe ,
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Irrael Morrii
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Henry TnraU.. .... .,,..,,
John Ferric
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fuianna Ward.
141 William Hauler ,
149 John Dorayw,..t
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Moore A Deleaay
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Wilhelm Wllllnk...
Jamee Wilton.......
William Power!
Hammond Jonca....
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41
144
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William Powers....
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William Powen...
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Philip Lox....
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Jnbn Read.....;
Rodolph Llta........
Wm. Montgomery..,
John B. Garrteon...,
Oeorge Mead
V ' Ellil Irwin........
401
108
327
871
411
440
440
140
419
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431
433
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William Werta.
Chriitiaa Werti
David Unich... .....,...
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84 Joieph Tnrnar....m..
109 . - ". . ....
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Oeorge Ilobacker..
Peter Vernal
163 Clem Striker
143 John Vaughn
143 Jonathan Ne.hlL.
141 Tbomal Morril.......
103 William Morrti
141 Samuel Meredith ....
141 William Miller..........
143 Hetty MoYrii
143 Thomai Fitiiimmom...
143 Ooerfe Clymer ...
143 Robert Uray.
143 Patrick Moore-....
143 Marv Morril
161 Magnni Miller... ....
143 Kalboa Fraxey.
Bialr MoLanahaa.......
Jaeob Graff.......
William Stewart.
lit Richard U. Smith ..
Walter Slewart.
Cbriatopher Bekor.,...
Oeorge Uatei.. ............
40 Conrad Swatta..........
IT John Graff.
N. Reidenaoer...
Fred Unbley
Matthlaa Slough..........
....
Henry Drinker..
tt Joeeph Hubley
143 Jacob Oraff
John U raff.
Joeeph Potter
rranei! doauetoa.
Joieph Turner.,...
Oeorge llaybakar.,
15 I Robert Canon I ..
1ITJN. Reidenaoer ...
John Hoitcn...,
Patrick Haji-....
II Robert Olean.,
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. 99 00
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84 80
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441 14 Joha KiebelioB t!4T 10
188 . Greenwood Bell 87 It
S3 - Elijah Heath.......... 14 It
114 - x Moklla A Griffith..... 44 tt
149 .... 194 40
439 114 Joeeph Boon...... 149 00
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. 291 Jamee Wtleoa ..... 4lT 18
994 ' ...... 14 00
311 . " . " ..... 14 OS
942 " " . ...... 41 17
171 . ' . ... 41 14
411 , 11 Joha Nieholeoxx-.... II 18
21 John P. Hojrt 22 90
251 . Joieph Bailey.. 22 tt
174 John Nlcholioa........ 24 20
44t " " ........ 91 71
101 v 41 SO
154 Jamas Wilioa..... .... 28 40
187 - Joha Nieholioa. ....... 11 44
174 ' Jamei WihKn 44 78
92 48 Joha Nieholeon .... 24 42
riae.
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917 28 Jamei Wilion.....l(18 SO
889 114 " " .. 217 48
1041 81 Moore A Delaney...... Ml 24
990 Jamei Wileoa. ........ 221 78
889 " " 199 98
1041 10 Moore A Delaney....... 139 24
990 Jamei Wileoa. .. 221 78
lot . - .......... S2l TS
494 " " 1 10 88
494 " " ... 110 88
298 mm- ..... 84
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821 " 18 48
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Henry, John ;.i;.; Lam. City
II .... L u . . . ..V
.iwiniii, ere., loi.,,,;, .
Willi. mi, riaorga, I loll.,, , "
Leonard, J. T., I lot. ;;,.
Jena Reed, I lot..;;.; m
Young. Helena I lot- .
Parke, Thomai Boggi....,
Beely, Levi....;.;..; M.,
8tolt, Samuel..; ..
Park, Gardner. .....Bradford
BMrey, Jaoob..... "
Clark, Warren, Iota Burnelde
Branneman, Jacob.,,;;,.;,. Chert,.,
McCully, J oai,li ....,. m
Dodniige, Jaoob.... ...... ..Kdox.... I 70
Oalcl, Ueorge, (ihop) .Deeotnt .il 1 14
Flegal, Kliiabelh ...Qoohea ..... I 40
Irvin, John ei 1 loteU....N. Waih... 1 t'
Alaxandnr Robert, :. Woodward., 1 04
narrow; wm. noma lot.
Burnt, Jai. houie A lot...
Buia holier. U . huale A lot.
Bradley, M. hwiaa A lot.
Bigley, Jno, hout A lot. "
Carl, Miohael.....,. ,
Carton, Jamei..,.. .... -Cox,
John, favnee A l-it.... "
Given, Ba'ml home A lot. w
Oaumrai, 0. hoaie A lot. ' "
Graham L. bonea A lot... ' "
MeKee, Jauica. ai
Taylor, A. B..;........... " -
Wolf, John. .,....
BboU, O.J " " "
Hnlovaa. r-olnn. j. - ' r
Davie, Jobu. 2 iota.. Oaoeola,
Mcllenry, Kn. 1 lot....... .
Hoover, l'atton .............Pike .
Michaeli 4 Cithcert. ....-
McKee, John ' " ZZ.
Rdwlci, D. R. P " l,
Lun C. .... ...... .,
Hold, Cbal. A Oiboro....fftioa..
Uolei, Otborn. "
D. W. WIBB, Treaiarir.
ClearfloIJ, April 1, 1B74.-91
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NOTICE-Pereoni Indebted tothe mbmib.
er fur eerviocs rendered while noting ai
dheriffof ClearSeld county, are requeued to call'
at my office, ia Pie'i Opera llouee, and make
payment, io my abeence Trom tha omce, Mr.
A. O. Kramer will have eharge of my book! and
11 autbomed to receipt for me. Pereone knowing
themiclrn indebted, by making prompt payment
nui gra(i7 uDiigc, . n . rf, tf. rti.
aprn i-zm
VfOTK E h hereby given that we bare loaned
J.1 to Byiveeter Hunt, of PennSeld, Huiten
tuwnibip,ooe black borae, one hlaek mare, one
double act of tag barneee and two wagona, eabjool
to our orderi. O. 11. CORYKLL A Co.
Penut Id, March 18, 1874-lt
Al'lITt)K'a NOTICK. In tha Orpbaai'
Court f CleerAeld county. Pa. In the mat
ter of the eitate of Joab Ridor, hue of Qirard
townibip, dooeaaed. .
lbe nnoerngneoi Aaoiior, appotatea by laid
Court, to dUtnbnte tbe balance in the heade of
the Administrator! of the eltete of W. K. Wrig-
ley, dccealcd, ai per aoeount aiea by tnem in the
ewtate of laid Joab Rider, dee'd., te and among
the parties entitled thereto, girel notice that he
win attend t tha dutiei of the appointment at
hie office, in the borough of Cloerfiold, Pa., ea
WEDNESDAY, I4TU DAY OF APRIL, A. U.
1874, at 1 o'clock, P. M whan and where partite
in interact may attend. CYRUS OORDON,
aprl-3t. Aaditor.
A. G. KRAMER, .
ATTORSEY-AT-LAW,
Real KiUta and Collection Agent,
CLEARFIELD, PA
Will promptly attend to all legal biilneel ea
trailed to fail ear.
t-OBoe la Pie Opera Boue, awoad 8 oor.
april l-8m
SELECT SCHOOL,
BY A. K. EE AD, A. B.
nrnrvnT iu,j .
.a-, w wrtm em-
Monday, April 13th, 1874, In wort lida of the old
M. E. Church, Clearfield, Pa.
TERMS OF TUITION t
Orthography, Reeding, Writing. Arithme.
tier U rammer, tocography, niitory, Nat
oral PhiloeoBby, Compoiition and Vocal
Mueio....... M 00
Algebra, Geometry, French and Latin.
extra, each .:.................., a 00
Text Booke, la the common branch!, name ai
tboee now need In tbe Publio Schoole.
Special attention given to elementary trainiag.
For further Inforuurtloa inquiro of
A. R. READ,
aprll 1 It Clearleld, Pa.
JEAD THIS I
House. Sign and Ornamental Painting,
The andenigned, bnvlng etarted te iwing hi!
own amah, reepeetfully afferl hli lervlcel to the
eitlieai of ClearSeld aad vleinlty aa a Hoom, '
Sign and Ornamental Painter.
Paper Hanging aad Gluing dona oa the ihcrU
aat notloe, with aeataeai and deipatch.
All work dona with care, aad at price! to nil
the timoa.
Shop on Market itreet, oppoelte the Alle
gheny Houee. J. L. CRAULS.
April 1, lS74.Am.
STOREKEEPERS, ATTENTION t
Wa deiiro to eartyourattefltioa to oar extenilve
Comminioa boiiaeii and to our faciiitiei far 4ii
poiii.g of luch produce ea our ooaaignorl lend aa.
llavlug a large trade with eity itorea,we are in
abled lo make quick rcturni, at full pricea.
Btorakeepen having Chiekenl, Bauer, Erpl,
or other produce, will do well to give ni a trial.
Where Ureoeriee ara taken la exchaagc, ae m
miaiioa will he charged. '
S. L. KIRK, BON 4 CO,
Wholesale (Irooeri and Comminioa Merehaatl,
No. ISO N. Third itreet, Philad'a. . aprly
Ac Jer. Iftfirwetrr.
tot 150 Robert! A Pox 1127 22
SOS tt - - 284 81
7w9 It . . " 874 49
ltt 48 74
148 IT Jamea Wilioa. 91 41
157 14 " " ........ 41 49
e Moodwnrd.
Per. M'ovTaalee.
pOKTAGE NAIL WORKS.
DtKCAXBVILI.E, BLAIR Co., Pi.,
nails! ; . ;
The above work! being again operated by the
andenigned, offer to the trade a full lupply of
their juitly celebrated Mill at Tbe Itrweet price!.
juun aiBoaexAfl.
Duncamvillc, March IS, 1974-lm
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John Vaaght
Jonathan Waloo.
John Roll...
William Wileoa
Joha Cannoa
lleary Drinker ...
William Drinker.
Ieaeo Wheeler........
Ill Hootmaa......
Mary Veal
Benjamin Johmton...
- Hagerty
Matthlaa Barton..
Nary Neel.
John McCacben..
Roland Bvani'.
Kit Hoetman
Chauncey Riekatte....,
Joeeph Clark
Joha MoClellee
Philip Loait.
Jaoob R. Howell........
William Johnetoa
Oeorjre Brochhem......
Samuel Kmlea.
William Wlleon
Mary Hoarier
Jiba Low.......
leeae OoeiM..,.M
John MeCaehen
Jamea Alexaader
Roland Xvana..
Peter leader...
Charlei Loader
Joba Haaaoa.
Benjamin Johnetoa....,
B. J. Prenor...
Tboxaai Maraton.
William Sharp........
Bueanna Ward. ,
William Parker
Charlei Louder.
alary Sandwich
8 BAUD LANDS.
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224 18
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44 Footo, M. M... " ..
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Tt Kirk 4 &peaoer... Bell......
ive Meniere, Aiexaaoer...... ' ......
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R alley, Valentine. ....Bleoea....,
Britten, William..... .....Bradford
Jolly, at. H. I 4ot.....
Laaiberr, Beajamla jr...
Bhirav, Jaoob......
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ARM FOR SALE I
The loViecriber offer! at private Ml! hll Fern,
Unite In Jordan towathlp, ClearSeld county, Pa.,
within about otto hundred rodi of lbe village ef
ill. 0.14 . IWa. MutftlM
. 14M ACRES,
about tt acrci of which are cleared and aider'
good cultivation, with a hewed log boon and a
hewed log bare creeled thereon. Good orchard
ea the prenlaei. A ipring ef excellent water
near the door. Tell farm It ens of the moat val
uable one! ia aoroaa townvnip, auu 11 coe."""
to both achool bonea aad eharch. A three-feet
vein of coal aadertiea thwland. The cleared oer
tioa ot the land la el moat entirely eleared of
etumpa. For tame, Ae., apply on the premier,
or addreii the inbosriber et Aaaeavilli P, h'
Clearleld oouaty, Pa.
mans-ot , a. r.n"
nAtmOH A asoaadrel calling himmlf Jehx
v ..in- 1. - .mm,.. fsrl-
X 11.11,11., 1. MIIIUH ..V - -
ing ordert and notca oa me. I underitaal ae
haa Impooed aa order oa Mr. MeMurray, ef be
Washington, for forty dot Ian, and a note ell
perooa at Carroltown, Cambria county, for Vvr
two dollan. There may be olheri. Tbe rami
worked tor mo awhile la the fall, but li'!
Ibat he did not earn bit wig, ' ."
1. . ..... . .r mm AAret. eboet tWIIV
three Tear, of ago and nboet tva feet aloe ot w
iachee la height. Pan blm arooad.
Ulea Hope, March IS. rrtii.ir erv..
. . .
t. A. f LBCK. a. a-
T. A. FLECK &. CO.,
Agent! la Olearuili ooaoty for the ea
B. BUTTEBICK CO.
Fashionable Patterns of Qannentii
1:11
ALL 1TTLX1 ARB lllta.
Markat Rtraet ClearflU. P
A DM1 HUT! ATOR'B NOT1C K.-
it hereby given that letter! of ad"1""'",
aa tbe eetau ef JOSEPH RIOET, Wi J2
ingtoa townakip, ClearSeld eoonty, Ta., ""7j
having boen duly granted to the nderii
pareoni tadehted U aaid eilaU will P1,,
Immediate paymeot, and thoeo havlag ""j
demabdi will preeeat them properly aathea"
for eeUleeeeat a-4tboej4 uwkty. j j pj
CltwJld,lsf. 11.41 AiatisW