JUrttwari, Itawwri. 8ACKETT & MUTfll,': HARDWARE, aad auiMiim ef Tln.Copper Sheet Iron Ware, Imil Itraat, , CLRilVIELD. PA. Haviag largely I war, we Invito the Bad prices. lunui oar stock af Hard- pablle to Kkntnl our sloe Carpenter! and peraoBwbjo oootemplata balld- log Will do WOll 10 SiamlOS OUr TOOLS BUILDHO HARDWARE. which li a.w Bad of tbe bolt iuiIhIm, ud will ha told low for NAILS, GLASS, PUTTY, OLUK, LOCKS, LATCHES, HtNGES, SCREWS All hlada of Bench Pianas, Saws, Chlssls, Sqaaras, Ilammerc, Hatchets, Plumbs an Levals, Mortised A Thumb Ou, Bsvels, Braoes di BitU, Wood aid Ira ' '' Bench Screws, and tbe best Boring Maeblaa In lb aarkat. TVtnhlfl anr) Ringls Bitt A tad, pocket ouiLBRr, Aa. . Agentt for BurneWl Iron Corn fiheller, wnmntea. Also, ageutl for Rloherde' ' GOTHIC FLUB TOP, ' ' " wbieh eflootnally euro Smoky Flues. Farmers' Impiamsnt. ud Garden Tool! of srsry description. A large variety of 'COOK STOVES, which wa warrant to giro atiefaot.oD. ( Pmrtnbl Hange mnd t'wiuictM. r. Roofing, Spooling ud Job Work dono oa reaeonabla toriaa. All ordera will tweetee prompt attoBiica. jbm u, i7. POWELL & MORGAN, HARDWARE, Alio, Maoufaoturariof Tin and Sheet Iron Ware. CLEARFIELD, FA. HARMING IMPLEMENTS of all t blada for sala by POWELL A MORGAN. R AILROAD WHEELBARROWS for ssls by POWELL A MOROAN. 0 IL, PAINT, PUTTY, GLASS NalUi oto.! for tala ky POWELL A MORGAN. H ARNESS TRIMMINGS A SHOE TladlDgi. for fait bj POWELL A MORGAN G UNS, PISTOLS SWORD CANES For lata By POWELL A MORGAN. CTOVES, OP ALL SORTS AND ' Sliat, for lain bj ' ' POWELL A MORGAN RON I IRON! IKON I IRON 1 For alt by Powell a morgan. JJORSE SHOES & HORSE SHOE RAILS, for tain by P0WBLL A MORGAN. ULLEY BLOCKS, ALL SIZES ! And ai Mnnafaotare, fat aal. by " ' POWELL A MORGAN. HIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE BOXES, for iale by ' ' ' POWELL A MORGAN. raoa. a. mnmr. ctbvi oaana. WE8T BRANCH INSURANCE AGENCY PRINCIPAL OFFICE, Clearfield, Pa. BRANCH OFFICES In different parti of the Ooanly. ' Too following Old and Reliable Fire, Aoeidenb B look and Life loearineo Companiee repreeenUd AU. 1BU noru BrltiibAHeresntlleFIra Ine. Co., of England t2,l00,t00 IMS ieettieb Oonimerolal Fire Ine. Co., of England (gold) H,010,tM 1794 Nortb Ameriea Fire IneQranoo Co, of Pbiladelpbia- 4,700,100 ISO Fin Aeeoeielioa Fire laearenee Co., of Pbiladelpbia.. S,IOt,MO intB raaenil Fire In.. Co., N. Y.... 1,1110,1 llr Walertowa FireTIoi. Co., of N. Ih la.are. ram bolldingi oaly 700,100 ion amaeoa rii iaiaraaoo C., or Ciaeionati. I,B0I,I 1R&S York Htoek loinr.noe Co, ar Peena. lmaroe borne, Ae 7t,l 1S74 Hartford Aoeldent Inouranoa Co of Conneotieai, 300,B0 1M7 Pean Mutoal Life Ininranoa Co, of Penniyl.ania ,00O,OO0 IM6 Melropoliua Life Inaaranee Co of New York 1,00(1,000 Total oapilal a7,0O0,O04 r.ND. m too country aeelrlng tnearanoo, ean ba.a it promptly attended ta by aalllag at toe often or addraeelnfl: m h Utter. Inauran... r. faelad at tba loweet potilblo rate, to be obulnad a aret eiaae aompanlee. AO (towjMBiee reare. eealed wai4 oiaAe jiMMBMi,. The ebore two life In.nrano Co.'a, represented J urray, nave paia oat in oa.n, between tho datef af Aaa. 1B71 end AB IR74 e. tk frlende ef demaaed policy holaeri in Ibii eoanty, (HM .1 V..,UVV, Provide for tlie fotore by lomriot your bomai aad yonr lirea la tba Weet Branch Ininranoa Ageacy. MURRAY A GORDON, - Clearlald, MayM, 1S7&. Ageata. Jib. S. P.ajoaa, FraaX. R. S. Baaraaa, Sao'y CONTINENTAL Life Insurance Company, vr nAniFutty, uunn, Am.u.. ..........tl,lll,M na.ia ot aeaete la l,iaailitlaa....n.,.,H., in Farniabaa laaaranew at tba eery leweat aael Folioy-boldera pantaipata la tba proate af Ika venpaay, eaae aoaiinaaiiy raanaiag taa aaaaal pajnaeau. Ml 'or ralM. Ao tail oa or addroii H. H. McKNALLT, A fat. 1:174 vnioa tm owiw i now, vtwaoia, ra. JOHN TROUTMAN, DEALEI IN " FURNITURE, M ATTTKNHFJH, AND Improved Spring Beds, MARKET STREET, NEAR P.O. Tba aaderelgaed lego leara le laform tbo elll aaae aT Cwardeld, aad Ika pablle gmorally, tkat aa baa aa aaad a lae aaeartaioal af Parallare, rack aa Walaat, Ckaalaal aad Paiatad Ckamkwr Saitea, Parlor Soil.., Reeliniag aad Eataaeloa Ckaira, Ladiat' aad Ueau' Kaey Cbaira, tba Per. hratad Dialog aad Parlor Ckaira. Cane Beete aad Wiadaor Chalre, Clotbes Ban, Step aad Kitea loa Laddara, 11 el kaoha, Bonbbiag Braakae, Aa MOULDINO AND PICTURE FRAMES. Loabiag aiaoeae, Ckramoa, Aa, wblok woe Id be aaltable for tioliaay areaeaU. daal('7l JOHN TROUTMAN. QOMK AND SRTTLK. Hating taken ay brother Iale aaratarahln, I Ira to bars my aid aooaaate aloaed. 1 tbera-1 "?.A'n " 7 " V" I deb ted ta ma to aoma forward eooa aad eelua am, I a thai we aaa take a aew dopartara. Cle.rl.ld, d.l, 14, l. tf. "f. M. 0AD0. KRATZER & LYTLE. -THE- N.EWirFJRM! IN IBKIR " COLOSSAL , . CONSOLIDATED STORE, -'i. . AronarblDidoaOi.lt ! IMMENSE STOCE.OF GOODS, CASH PRICES. Raduead aipaBiea and aelliog, for ready enable! item to do II. They wUlendaaTer t pay la be IIEAIXHAKTK1W for aoppty.nf Iht oltlteaa of Ctoarleld oeuBty with DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, Droit Uooda, Root! and Bin.., Uroooriee, Wall Paper, queaoewera, i Ao, Ao. ; And ail other goods to tbelr line. N. B. TERMS CASH. . , ' 1. M. KRAT2KR, J. U. LYTLE. ClearSeld, Dee, l, 174. ED WGHAM, y ' DRALER IN (' i ( 'l 'J ' GENERAL MERCHANDISE, SQUARE TIMBER & LIMBER, CLEARFIELD, PA., Hal Juet opened, at the old etand, in Greham'i kow, a oompioto atoefc or jr e w. i o o n a, of arery dfrMriptloa. DRY 0(X)DS, - OROCBRIKS, HARDWARE, BOOTS AND SHOfS, CLOTUINO.if.,,fti. IN GREAT VARIETY. FLOUR, MEAT, SALT, " RYE, OATS, , f. CORN ALWAYS OS HAND AKI) FOR SAI.K ATA SMALL ADVANCR FLOUR Rtotlvod b tho oat load, tod told at mall advuoo.' ... A Mppljr of BOPB ooniUntlj oa band. 8paelal indnoeaonta offered to tboaa gettiag oat Bqaare Timber and Loga, at wa deal largely la Laaabennea'a Supplies, and are pro. pared at all tinea to purchaae Um ber and Inmber. E D, W. K A A M, ' ' " ' Market Street," CLEARFIELD, PA. Oct IS, 1871. iVa'.J HARD TIMES' HAVE NO EFFECT IN FRENCHYILLEI I i f I am aware that there are aome neraon. e littu m pieaM, bd i am auo awara tbat tbe eomplalat of "hard tlmec" la well al.h anl.....! Bat I am ao altaaled now tbat I ean aetiafy tbe ormer ana proTC ooncinalvely IBal "bard timaa will ant aHt iknu h v... L i- aad all my patroaa ahall ne initiated Into tbo aa-' oral at HOW TO AVOID HARD TIMES I havo jrooda oouch to di.W all th ink hi. taoU ta tbo lowar ond of (bo eoaot; which X loll at eieoodlnjr. low ratoo from bit aiantaotb itoro ta MUI,HONBI'Rll,h.ro I oaa alwayi bo foaad roadj to wait opon oallort and inpplj thorn wlib Dry Goods of all Kinds, Sack ae Clotba, Satlnctts, Caulmeraa, Maellaa, uelalnee, Linaa, Drllllaga, Calieott, Trimmiaga, Ribbona, Lace, lteady-n.de Ololhlng, Boot) and Sboaa, Hats aad Capa all of tbe beet material and made to order Hoeo, Soeba, Ul.ree, Mittone, Laeaa, Ribbona, Ac. GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS. ColT.., Tea, Bagar, Riee, Molasaoe, Flab, Salt fork, Llaeeed Oil, Fl.h Oil, Carbon Oil. Hardware, Qoeeaeware, Tinware, Caatlnga, Plowa nod Plow Caetlnga, Nail., Spit.., Cora Caltlra lara. Cider Praaaea, aad all klada of A lea, , Parfnmory, Palate, Varnl.h, Glaee, and a ffeaeral aeaonmeni oi Dtaiioaary, GOOD FLOUR, Of different kraada, alwaya oa haad, and IB ke eoia at taa laweet poaaible Igarea. e ' J. II. McClaln'a Mediaiaea, Jayno'a Medlclnae, Uoatalter'l and Uooflaad'a Bittera. 0,0 poaada of Wool wanted for wblck the oignoei prion win aa paid. Klovereeed oa aaad bob. ior eaio at taa loweet market prion. Aleo, Agent far Strattaarllle aad Carweaerllla Aaraaaiag jaaeBlaaa. faWA-Call aad aea tor yoaraaleea. Toa will lad oTorytaiag aeaaiiy kepi la a retail atora. . I- M, COUDRIET. Frenehrllle F. 0., Anguat 11,1114. i 1 1- JkJBW 6 TORE AND NEW GOODS bT. bT1 CI W W A A arm, Hbt juat opanad a Nkw Stobb, on Maln8t.,CLnkriiLD, Pa. lalaly occupied b; Wa. T. IRWIN. Their itoclr, conililsof SQltr Car m ctti m o , Okocilitw of (b baa I quality J QDEENIWAkE, Boot! BD(I SIlOOS nd article aacaaaarf for ooa'a com Fort. , ' Call aad lamlo oor Block kafOT por chaaiog alaewhara. May . lM tf. STEAM 8 AW MILL, ENGINE AND BOILERS FOR SALE The andoralgaed affere far tala aa reaaaaabla Una., tbalr ateem eaw mill, kwaled at Walavaa taa. Clear. eld Ce Pa. Tka aagiaa aad boiler, ara aa good aeaew. The alee of taa aagiaa U alee aall tkelr 1414, aad la la gaadl raaalag order. They will ektagla aad latk mill, aad all (be waeklag maahleary la tka mill. Ferllea wleklag to aarekaea aaa tall aa ar addraea GRAHAM. WALLACE INJ Cleari.ld, 0- I "iafl. 1 . THE REPUBLICAN. CLEARFIELD, PA. WEDNESDAY MOHMINS, .Out. 1 PHKSWEST1AL DIGNITY. ' One of the ftiatiiust tbinga in Graut'i tbirtl term letter is tbo exouao be makes for not writing it sooner, becsuae to lave done to st tbe mere beck of "tbe newapRpera" would have been beneath tlie "illgnlty or tbe Presidential otlleo. Admitting, Tor a uiomeut, tbe abaurd and insolent plea of the aornow hat crest fallen third-term aapirant, that only oonveiitiona of tho Republican party bad the right to inquire into his Inten tions In that direction, how comos it that bo failed to reapoud to the South Carolina Radical Convention of last year, which unanimously pronounced in favor of his re-election f Here was a Brut-rate opportunity to come out squarely upon tbo aiibjeot Without compromising that "dignity" ot which bia Long Branch Highness has audtlenly booome so excessively careful. Yet, like Poe's "grim and ghastly bird of yore,'' be uttered not a word, he Auttered not a feather, but sat unmoved and stolidly silent until the Pennsylvania Convention, soon followed by tbo, Ohio Radical, gave him unequivocal notice to quit where upon be, cranked outr bia pitiful and BOIltiMit, UIIU utlllllt'llliy Mliuitnaig Iktid ovasivo letter, th true meaning where of is even now a matter of dispute among his own friend. It mattem little to tbe Democracy whether Grunt Is atill looking for a re nomination, us a careful analysis of bis letter undoubtedly leads ua to Infer, or whether he means to throw tbe weight ot bia official iufluenco in favor of tbe congenial Morton, the strutting Conk ling, or tho oily Washburn, as either of these worthies can bo quite as easily beaten as their present ehief, particu larly if it is well understood that be ia a protege of Grant and moans "to tread in tho footsteps of his illustrious prede cessor." Hut when tbo ex-Gnlena tun ner puts on bis dignity to the extent of speaking of tbo leading journalists of tbe country as if thoy had no claim to bia iioticA or recognition; We &ul a natural desire to know upon what sort of meat or drink our would-be-Ca-sar has grown to be such an amazingly great and dignified peraonflge. As a witty member of the fourth es tate, whose opportunities to know something of Grnnt'a habits and tastes have not been fvw or unimproved, well puts it, "we are really glad that his Excellency hits discovered some dig nity connected with his position. The Suiting comes a little lute, but better late than never. His Excellency has drugged his position through a good many undignified and questionable places, Tho citizens of Now York were painfully impressed with this tact when tbey saw the Administration seated by the late Jim Fiak, Jr., bo hind the four high stepping bays in loud harness. "Ignite a nuuiUir felt this wbon the President accepted Jim's hospitality, not only In the hoase whore Josie Mansfield presided, but on board J im's hoot, n-tiArw that worthy flourished In an uniform tho lamented Karrngut al alone was entitled to wear. The nation at largo felt Impressed when affairs oulminated in the disasters of the Black Friday, and not only the Prosidont's brother-in-law was fonnd implicated, but that chock foi f 2&,K0 traced to the family. ' " " "At last the dignity is stumbled on, abd ws haalcnaxl to ooagratulaU 'our. selve and the country at largo ovor the result Hereafter no more attend ance on tbe newly-opened hotel and cheap feasts. Stop a bit. His Excel lency has carried bis new-found dig. nity to Long Branch. We doubt whether Long Branch Is favorablo to Presidential dignity. It will be apt to mildew in tbat locality. ' The Presi dent had bettor put bia dignity in a box it ia a small parcel, and won't inconvenience him much and guard it with camphor, or better, with Cowles Si Brigas' process, said to be good against moths, moulds snd mildew, while making the textile fabric water ropellant." To which pungent remarks we only wish to add that after being promoted from the not very lucative or dignified position of an ex-army officer engaged in haulding wood to market, and not unfrequcntly tarrying overmuch at the wayside (niggpriert, tp the highest nAlce in the gill of the American peo ple, with a salary double that of his predecessors attaohed thereto, and pre vious to accepting it receiving gifts of money and houses equal In valuo to over a quarter of a million of dollars, it doea not look very dignified or even docent for our pampered Chiof Execu tive to whine over tho great "sacrifices" h has made, and the oxtrcmcly com fortable position he has given up to ac commodate the nation. We then thought tlio1 "sacrifice" had been al together the otbor way, and we think so still. New Orleans Bulletin. THE KNOW-NOTIIIKO' MOYE- MENT IN OHIO, The Republican loaders who started the campaign in Ohio with a professed abandonment of their own financial policy during tbe last twelve years, and a prctondod conversion to specie payments, have all of a sudden dropped the new issuo and substituted for it another evon more hypocritical than tne nrat, because Its whole aim ia dang erous to tho peace of society and In imical to th genius of our fro institu tions. Judge Tsft, to his dishonor be it said, for bettor things were expected Iron, him, 11 ays, Noyos, snd others of inferior degrco, have been snd are now traversing the State, striving to excite sectarian prejudice by appeals to fanati cal passion, and to spread alarm upon the roost unfounded pretexts. Sooret circulars, lodges, snd all the accessories of th old Know-Nothing organisation have been revived, under the auspices of some of the chiefs who were con spicuous in that movement twenty years ago, whan it was stamped out and buried under general execration by tbs American people. Now, it is directed against a particular religious sort ; but that la only th corner stem of a crusado of bigotry auainst all adopted titlsens of whatever cllmo or oountry. Aa lbs Republican Conren tions of other States bavo adopted the same cry, it is evident this K now-Nol h- ing revival was preconcerted. It Is luo last desperate expedient of a doomed party. t , Since this partiaan scheme has tukun such proportions, the country should know how utterly (also In lite pretence upon which it rest In Ohio, as that Is ,tm,CCa it may have originated. A u- large balance rumainlng In the sinking tbe key to the whole conspiracy. 'The jbo1ou, fulHebood (s the obisf weapon fund by no ueana answers the charge exposure of one part of (he plot ap- UHU(j i,y Mr. Dcltud, Mr. Cowcn, and j of corruption that have been made re plies with equal toroo to all parts, since tlie Hot.. K. p. Smith of the Indian garding its management Theeasune they cohere together, and are entirely o(OCi i combating chargea against tbe iof the charge is that Treasurer Mack destitute of foutrdatlnn In truth or sin- i)epartment,.of (he Interior and the ey and his associate are using and cority. With impending defeat in the irrupt Ri,lg who run It. Tbey hnva ! have Ihh.i, using the Blate funds to en State now, and tbe prospect of over- L,)t iIOHitattj in tbe iruOont controversy jricb themselves, as well as to furnish throw In tho Union next year, the Re- lo rttbriftsf u telegram and forge signa- a corruption fund to control and carry publicans seek to divert attontiou from tores to stutcn.oiiUi intended to deceive election. ' We fuil to see what differ their corruption and frauds, by shout- th-Jiumi0i , ,. I onee it makes whether this unlawful Ing at the top of their lungs, "tbe com- Their snboidinates bavotieen trained jgaiu be oblaiued by taking tbe very mon school are in dungor, and the . ilii auliol of lying uutiL like per- funds iworivetl into the Trenstir and Democrats are going lo destroy them . Now, this cry. is not only fulso in itself, but In the State of Ohio neither party oau touch tbe school system with-1 oulauttangotnluoUonHiiiiitioii. . jiere are tho exuet words t 'Articles. aeola I. Tlie Ueaeral Aueaobl, ahell mke each pretrioloa, by leieUoa ar olber wiea, u, witk the laeome arialog from the eebool treat fand, will aeowro a tboroagb and oSteient ayatem af oarnmoa eoboola throughoat the Statei bat aa ra'fgiaaa or ola.r aed ar met lhajl eaar bare aay aiolaalra rights lo, or oootrol of, any ftn of tba ached fand af tkla Bute." The convention which framed this Constitution was Democratic in Its political majority, and wua prexided over by William Modill, afterward Gov ernor of the Stuto. , It was ratified by an overwhelming vote, and tho only u,iMfaiiiiiM u, ii. on acuouut of this mid other liberal provitwma came from the very men who to-day nro clamoring about "cominoii schools," which they then sought to defeat by rejecting the Constitution! " " This funilutnuiitul law of the Suite an only be changed by amendment proposed In tbe General Assembly, which requires three-fifths of the mem bers elected to each House, or by cul ling a Constitutional Convention, which requires a vote of two-thirds of the members elected to each House of tho Assembly. Without these conditions the Constitution stands as it is until 1891. It is thus aeon what the Constitution prescribes, and tbat to alter it would be a political impossibility in the exist ing state of parties, if any serious opi position should be mado by either side. Of course no law in conflict with this instrument could auind, no matter how passed, or by whith-evor party that happened to be temporarily in tho as cendant. At the Democratic Convention of last Juno tho following plunk was made a part of the platform: ,,,.,! M r.frtaraf Wa farar tkeoonnleta eeparatioa of Chareh aad State, religioaa iadepaadeaoe and abaolate rreedom of opinloa, eqna! exert Ju.lioe to all religieaa eoeieatee, and 'parely aaawlar edu eatloa at tba eipenae ef tlie laipayor., wilhual dirioion among or ooatnd byanyaeot, directly or Indirectly, af aay portioB of the pobllo school faad.1 Language could not be more explicit, positive or authoritative than this is. Still the clamor continued which had been gottou np lor partisan uses, by trading politicians who have betrayed every trust and corruptly employed every opportunity to fill their pockets with stolen money. They denounce the so-called Gcghan bill as an inven tion to destroy tbe schools and to up root Christianity. Let us see what this monster of iniquity is. At the last session of the Lneislalnre j of Ohio tbo billowing act was passed,) which had been introduce! hv Air. fie-l ghan ; "Aa act to aaaara liberty af aoaaoleaao la metlsre ar religioa to nereoaa Imprieonod, Of detaiaed by aetaority of taw. "Sactlea I. iVr-fl eaaettd le fie Oeaerwf At. oenWy a tea AYato e Oiia, That aa liberty af aaaaoienoa ta not forfeited by tbo eoavlettoa aT crime or by raaaoa or detention ia any penal, re. rormatory, or etarmeryaary laatitotioa, ar aay bailee er rafaga, warkbaaae, )all ar pablie aeylum ia tkla Slate, ao aareoa la aay aaofe iaatilatlaa ahaU be eempelied lo attend religioaa worship or iaetraeUoa of a form whieh le agaiaet Ike dieutes af his ar bar eeaoeleaeej aad it aaall be the daty af every director, traataa, aaperialeadant or alber aareen aarmg IB eaarge any locB instllnlloa, to fBrnleh ample aad equal facilities to all such persons for receiving tbe mlnl.tratiaas of tba aa Iboriaed alert-yea ea cf their awa reliciona deooml. aatloaa or persuasions, nnder suoh reasonable rule, aad ragalatioas aa tbe trno.ee, director., ataaager ar aoperiateadenta ehale.aka, bat aa aaah ralea ahall he sa eonatreed aa Lo prevent tbe clergymen ar aay deoomlaatiea from fully atlmin istariog the rite, af his deaoniosliea to such la mataei provided soeb minlatratioa cotall no ex pense aa tba pablle treasury." This is the whole of it, and there is not a syllable in the sot to which ex ception can bo taken. It conforms lo the first article of the Constitution, I wnion declares: "Noporeoa shell be compelled to ornra. erect. or aapport ony plaea of worablp.ar mainuin any farm of worebip against bia oonset: aad ao nref. , oa .ball be alvaa kv law to any rallaas society, nor .ball aay iaterreroace with the riahle ! , r r I helBWP"u "''P8"0""0" ''!"'' footing, whether Jew or Gentile, and t Baeajsa s aeml m a- .l.nn,in.i!... .,iL or eoatolewoe be permitted." trwBui uiinsiian tienuminauon wiin u - i i i . i , , , rrouds, short, weights, double count exact justice, giving to each tho same ... ., , c li i . j , ing, thieving and inferior goods were privilege and the same opportunity of t, ft minisiraiion among mo unfortunate. , ,. .r , , . , . , This led to a sharp correspondence There is nothing concealed, and not!. , ,, , , , : between Mr. Delano and Mr. Brunot, ., . . , ,.., i Ins mmnleei maitna.nv.nv mmJK ilv . . . .. . ' J ' ' Ion tho Dth or February, 1874, sa d to ot construction. ,, , ,, " ' v . .u r i-.L . i . .. tlie latter bluntly: let, m tbe face or those intlispiilabloi . ,t . ,. ... . , . , ' 1 I "Aelbervpreeealaliveoflhr Preeldent, Ss wlon fuels, the Republican leaders ImtO ! aim qern err mpik, sad ak elan striven to turn attention away fromj&.r: tbo iniquities for which they are ro- lf rrrt wlthnat farther delay, and alee wllh ... , , . , I reasoaa, Usny exiet, foreaaslag tbaesantwatlon sponsible, by a oriminal attempt tO to be made without my haowMga, and for saiu oonvert religious bigotry into an elc-l l"'"l'bspl"lsnersBeaofitandilera.alle." ment of psrtisan strife, and to dragl IIcro "t contradiction by the down tho moat sacred things into tho filth of thoir own profligacy. When called to account by tbo peo ple of Ohio for tho robberies, venality, jobbery, fraudulent contracts, Infamous legislation, bribery, and rascality which bavo shoekod the country, fearfully augmented the burdens to taxpayers, and culminated In bankruptcy, the only answer of th Republican party is, the Geghan law I Tho common schools are in danger I II thore was no other reason for erushing this party out of existence, the crime of Introducing such an clo- ment into a political controversy ought to bo sufllciont ' Instead of helping the desperate demagogues and money changers who bavo profaned the temple, It will react fearfully against thcm,and contribute largely to that final defeat to which every indlcatioa now points, and will be weoomed by the country as a doath blow to a revival of the prescriptive Know-Nothing organisa tion iVe-w For San. Th Mayor of Wilmingtou, N. C, has hit upon a novel method of ridding the city of thiovea. He has notified the police thst if th robberies that are of suoh frequent occurrence there are not abated by th 1st of October, be will discharge overy man on the fore. A man seventy ytars old is to be hanged at Clcbnrnc, Texas, on the first Fndsy in October. Dotormined to make tbe most of hi opportunity, ho baa salted lor thro hours in which to deliver a speech on the gallows. t'ANjr AXD J.XIXO. The editor of the New York .Sun "goo lbrtbo scalps of tbe (udiaa ring in rogar to the Troanury corruption in the following lively style : -jhas al Iwaat, in part, been miaander "One fact stands out tuHsnluftusly alood or wilfully diatorted. To prove, In all the discuaaion about Indian allah ' even sat isfaetorily, that the HtateTrea- 00 p,aitor nmjej. wbsi fxta r Blrosuu- jury with advanced thinkers of the llrooklyn theology, It is not regarded! as u sin,' ' MiHrepn'SeutatloU of toU - molly 8 common practico, mid sup- promion' ot document a resource or regular routine. The last deception came from' Mr. Delano's Christian Commissioner, at Long Branch, who issued an address to tho "Christian public," whioh' might htvo been pre pared in the Indian Bureau or by some Christian contractor, from the pro fusion of piny in which it abounds, and the stronr confidence it expresses in the iutegrit s of those who have been stealing the find and clothing of the Indians. 1 '.u' ' These men, who are liltlo more than clerks of the drpurtmont, paid largely under tho head of ''expenses" for cor- lil'yiiiif Rinir accounU, aim sonio of whom havo notoriously shared in the jobbery, have tbe effrontery to gusutlo themselves us" tho representatives of nine; Christian communion "whom we may regard as our particular constitu encies." ' ' ' " " ' ' When Schuyler Colfax and hi fel low Christian statesmen w ere traffick ing in legislation, stuffing their pocket with Credit Mobilier scrip, Belling votes to the highest bidder, snd urging Northern Pacitio bonds on their poor dupes as tho best of investments, they were praying load, hinging . psalms, loot u ring before the Young Men's Chris tian Association, and preaching holi ness of life. ' So these Indian Commis sioners are overflowing with true good ness, and are "not awara of the exist, enco of any Rings." Their monastic lives have probably kept them out of the way of hearing what huppen in this wicked world. The point" upon whkh they laid most stress was that tbo reionsilility for tho Indian agents rested entirely upon tho religious bodies who may hnvo recommended them, and there fore, the Prcwdeiit, Delano, Cowcn, Smith, anil their confederates wore free from blame. Or to use their own word : . , j. . ' '. "-Nearly all Ilia eighty ladi.B ageata who dla. her., the beanlioo of tbe Uorerameat to Ida Indi ana, are epLKiibled on the aumloatiun of the varl oue nWionary corivtice reltgioee bodies which have iai..io. among Ibem." 1 1 is true that some of those religious bodies have mado nominations, bnt In every Instance they havo to ' pas through th scrutiny of tho Interior Department, and flnully of the While House, before being confirmed. 'De lano and Baboock took care lo be in formed about the charctcr and antece dent orwveiy nominee before ha could bo commissioned. . It bo foiled to pass muster, then one more acceptable to them bad to be nominated. The control over theagontiiisabaoluU) in the President and the Department, and this Long Branch board knew it as well as they know thoir own subor dination to Delano, when they putont a canting and false address, to create an erroneous impression on the coun try: They could not be ignorant tbat this very question was raised by the original Commissioners, who, wits tbe law giviug tbcin "joint control with the BocreUrj- of tho Interior," were snubbed by Delano and told they bad no authority to meddle with the Indi an agents. - Mr. Brunot and his colleagues two years ago set ou foot a privato investi gation through their clerk into tho Ti-Wiula mnA rawnlitiata nf tliia an m. IInI C0ld Th di(, not ,,,., the department of that stop until tlie , , . ... . . . . . niim.i;,.., luu..llu . " - it ltmff Would be nut on their Ifliard Oud Ithuadefestlheinq ! of things which w founi " ' thitadeteat the Innnlrv. . The nnmlllmn now exists at that , nun., 'UIIU J I'AinV III (C. Mt A t. vera . in which tho Secretary of tho Interior v'""' "" """"" v sinners of their assertion. Wbst Do- Inno says is litorslly true, fWr the Isw vests the appointment in tho Presi dent only, and knows nothing alout theso "religious bodies" which have bcon used to sanction too many out rage. And this is not all, tor the Com. misniooors themselves are mure crea tures of tho President's breath, and dare not opiKwo his wishes. Th old board resigned been u so the President refused to put his foot on tho most glaring frauds and corruption, and re jected evidence which should have sent tho thieve and rogue to the peniten tiary. , Every mnn who ever stood in the wsy ot or thwarted tha Ring, had to fall. Gen. Francis A. Walkor was driven from tbs Commissionershlp of Indian Affairs, as was predicted be would bo when ho accepted that office against th advice of friends, because he sought to conduct it uprightly. Vincont Colyer, tho first secretary of tho Peaco Commissioners, was forced nut by Delano. So was Tbomaa K. Croc, hi successor. So was Samuel Walker, the clerk who investigated the Hod Cloud Agency. These are only a tew sample ot sn Infamous system which hired spies, suborned witness, subsidised newspspors, pun based pol llicians, and pursued with vengeance whoever expose! or embarrassed its vensl oierationa. ) , Thcro are two sources of sin, one from oneself, the other from tho per suasion of others. It eaeiiu In ua that tie real charge aurur has certificates of deposit of the speculating with them in person, or by placing them In the hands of fellow oo aspirators, on deuoait, if you pletute, and psrticiimtlng in the profits and using the money snd the power it rep resents iu. corruptly controlling the Htate. It strikes us as a distinction without a difference. And it is hardly even tbnt if, as has for years been al lodged without contradiction, Mackey Is pecuniarily interested in tho three hunks In which thrdo-fourths ot the enormous Sinking Fund ia deposited. These three banks ara Kemble's and Kldgwuy's of Philadelphia, and Mack cy'a.jowm bunk al, .Pittsburgh. .The remainder of tbe fund is distributed among a numbr of oihar hanks in va rious soctinns, merely to court their influence, ,J ' ' " ,'; ' '. A significant fact in this connection ia tbat. K amble, Mackey' predocosaor, who before be wo elected State Trea surer was a clerk on a small salary, was enabled to retire a rich banker, and Muckoy, who was also poor when he first received tho office, is now enor mously wealthy. The people cannot uudcrstund how these men have hon estly saved, even by a remarkable fru gality, such, large fortune iu a few years out of an annual salary of 12,000. Theso fortune are mado, If not by di rut t speculation on the State fundi, cortuinly ,hy the participation by the custodians of the funds in the profits of the reckless gambler who hold thorn. How loug will the impoverish ed tax-payers submit to this system of corruption ? Jifermnian. A Bold Snct'LAToR, Th llarris- burg Pittrii soya r ' "One ot the most damning charge against Hartranft that he took advantage of his position as bondsman of A. K. Calhoun, form erly tension agent of this State, to conijiol the latter to place at his dis posal, in the band of his stock broker, large amounts of tho money belonging to tbo widows and orphan, notwith standing that the law forbade Calhoun delimiting elsewhere than in the sub treasury. According to Ycrkos' book the following amount were deposited by Calhoun to Hnrtrnnft' rrcdit : 1KB, Aug. It... Aug. SO... Sept. II... Ocieb. a... Dvr II.. I , S.T0B . t.o . t.SM . t.ao i This amount of the widow' and or phan' money was borrowed by Hurt- ranfl for stock speculation purposes. Theso and a Lumlral other chargea made and settled in 1H72 have never been mot or denied by hi friends. I ho to have three year more oppor tunity together with Bob Mackey unexpended balance of iniquity to aid him In the treasury r - Sports of War. "Brick," Pomcroy has bean hmturing in Baltimore. Hero is specimen of his talk: "He had said bitter things and bitter things had been said to him., lie had said tbat thoro were cross eyed Generals in the army, who with one eye looked for ambition, and used tbe other to hunt for spooim. Applause. At Cairo he saw a coffin which was supposed to contain the dead body nf a Lieutenant in the army being sent home for burial. The enfBn was broken opeu by accl dent, and it was found full of silver ware stolen from the South. A piece of raw meat was on tho top of the sil ver, which emitted the offensive odor expected from a corpse." Ouio'sTausIswAiaDNESs. A Wash ington dispateh says General Thomas Ewing writes to a friend in that city that, in his opinion, Allen will be re elected Governor of Ohio by a majority not loss than forty thousand, and tbat tho figures would have boon increased to sixty thousand had tho school ques tion not been brought into the cam paign. Many prominent Republicans in Washington concede the re-election of Allen by a small majority. Letters from Republican! in Ohio have been received within the past few days, giv ing A very tlisoouragiug account or the Republican campaign, and conceding the re election of Allen.! . .. . I-,' , The Luthoran of Russia ar follow ing tbo example of the Monnonite to eacapo military service. A large num ber aro on their way to Wisconsin to found a colony. . . . Up in Bradford, they have Demo cratic, Republican. Prohibition and AntbSerret Society county tickets In the field, "You pays your money and you takos your choice. : 3rur .txtttlsmmf. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. - Milllies-heeahB atewa Ika IaMeeva erf AeV ralnlrtratloa oa the eilata of JOHN CRX88. WKLL, Sa.,taMaf dalle, tcwaebls. Clear! .14 aoonty Pa., daoeaeed. keviag beaa duly grafted is ine aniemgaea, en parsons laaeoteil to seas eelata will pl.esa mat. immediete paymeat, aad th-ae havlagel.lais or demeans will prosoBtthea) properly aatbeatleslsd for settren.nl wllhoat delay JAMKS FLYNlf, , Kama a Mill., 0pt TP, TB-Bt Adm'l. IXKrUTOR'S NOTICE!' Notloe la hereby otvea that letterB teala- meatary having been granlad ta lhaaabaarikar aa Iboeilala of JOHN HIS II EL. deceased, Bate af Brady tewo.hip, Cleardeld nauaty, PeaBaylvaala, all pereoae indebted to aald eelata are reaae.ted to mala Immediate aarmeat. aad Ibaea havlna claims Bgalast the sane will p recent them duly antheallaaled far aetllemeak I. ADAM RlmtRL. Lalherskarg. Sept. IS, It t (locator. ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. Mntlea ia hereby givaa thai LeUes of A I. mtatetratta aa Ike estate af UNO. W. SMOFF, i el ataoaari tawaship, Chmraehi aaaaly. Fa, eeeed. aavlaa boob del. avaatad la aha waaW. slowed, all aareoas ladekiod to aald aetata WIS lease Baaha Immediate paymeat, aad taeee avteg alalms ar demeads will arassat them areporly aalhaatlealad tor eettleaaeat without delay. ALBERT SBOFF. Madera, Pa, Sept. , la;t.tt Adn'r. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICK. Maaase la aaraky given Urn Letters af Ad , mlalalraHaa aa tba eeUte aT SAMUEL FOWEL, . . oof, uaaaraaa eeaney, Fa, aaaad, kaetag koaa daly srvnaad to la. adev aea, sS amooaa tods led ta aaad au.a. .u "! ta4ta" bbssjb. asm ahwaa aavtoa aWaae ar danaada will avaaaal then arapariy aaabaalleaeed dar aaaHameat artakawt 4.svy. a. C. TATE. Claarld,s.pl,ll,lS7sl Ada.',. Wsn. Rood, BOOM NO. S, OPERA HOUSE, Is now receiving new fall goods oF which he invites the attention of cash buyers. Is agent for this count for Mme Demo rest's paper pattern, the best in the market. A full assortment of fall and winter styles just receitetl. When the season arrives will have a Full line of millinery poods, with an experienced trim mer that will suit the , tastes of all. OPERA HOUSE, ROOM NO. S, Wm. Hood. 01arSM, Sept-1, 1ST. av.Uf4 Srorrrlra, 6ic. NE"W FitOUIl. FEED, AND GROCERY STORE. A. G. KRAMER & CO., Market sjtraet, aaa Soar west af Maaelau lloase. Cleardald, Pa Keep aoBSUBtly oa head S10AB, COFFEE, TEAS, SODS, COAL OIL. SALT, SOAP, Canaed and Dried Fralte, Tobenrn, Cigars, Cea dies, Older Vinegar, Butler, Eggs, Ac. ' ALSO, EXTRA OMH-MADE Wheat and Buckwheat Flour, Corn Meal, Chop, Feed, &o., AS ef which will be sold ckeap for cash ar la BBebanga for aoaatry prodaee. a. u. aHAman, m uu. CleerSeld, Nov. IS, IS74.-tf JEMOVAL! JOHN McGAUGHEY Woald ro-pootfoll aotlf tbo pablle (rtrll thot b baa rvmsovod hio Orooor Ktoro (rum Sbow'i Row. to tbo buUdlac forsotrly eeeoniod by J. Milt Krattr, oa lSooa1 lrl, aoxt door to Higlort hardwaro otoro, whoro ho ialondf hooping a full lino of GBOCERIEN. HAMS, DRIED BKKFaod LARD. SHllARS aad S RI'PS, of all grades. TEAS, Oraaa and Blaeh. COFPKR, Roa.lvd aad Green. FLOUR AND PROVISIONS, CUVA'CIt FRVITS, , All kind, la the ra.rk.t. -PICKLES, ia Jars aad barreis. SPICKS, in erery f'-ra end variety. FAMILY- FLOUR, AM. KIMfMOfCRAriaRRR. SOAPS, MATCHES, DRIED APPLES, DRIED PKAC1IS-, , DRIED CIIKKIIIKS, Ootl Oil and Lamp Cliim&oys. And a giad asenrtmeat nf those things a.osllv kept la e grocery elora, which ha will sxebangv for merheliag at tbe market prices. Will a.11 for earn al ahaaply as aay other aaa. Please rail and see his stock aad Jndge for yoareelf. JOHN Mill A 10 II KY. ClearSeld, May 17, 1874. G ROPERIES JAS. H. LYTLE, (Sorossssr ta LYTLR A MITCHELL) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN CHIIICR I.INR OK TKAK. 00L0NUS, JAPANS, IMPERIAL, YOt'NQ BY80N. ENGLISH BREAKFAST Parest I Market. BVTTRR AMD RCliS Will be hepl aad Bold at Irel cost. Cash paid far Coantry Prodaee. GKRMAN CHERRIES, TI'RKRT PRUNES, PRESERVED FEARS, PHILADELPHIA HAMS. nan. Marker!, Leha Herring, Cod, A. PICKLbS. Barrel Picklee and English Picklas. arliOUa and FKlcn. Floor, Cars Maal, Oat MeaL Ao. nchl'It JAS. II. LYTLE. CHEAP GROCERIES! inunvp riTV tti Tbo aadrrtlgnod anaoaaoot to bia old frlonda . BfB a f iu vnnoa a irrsoa iiaa ei URobKRIKS PROVIHIONH at the old Haad of Klrh . flponeor, for which ho auTVoitt a HKural ...nwatEW. n. w. DI'inUKK Laaibar City, Pa., Maroh M-tf, l)OOT AiSDSUOK MAKiNU. JOSEPH If mrvalsiii . Shaw's Row, ClearSeld, Fa., kaa Jaat received - ... area.a van aataB aa aipe, aba . ia aaaraa., aaa IB aaw prapare as maa. afeelare ararylbing ia hie Una. lie will war rant his wark la ha aa repreioated. Tbe eltlaeas af ClearSeld aad vl.lalty are raepaairally lavllad ta give him a aall. -. mmwn .otie. I!lB ,.lf GEORGIA & FLORIDAr.".T"," Gsargla or Florida, shaald sa heart be far the M.aia. nswa, paiiiisaa. at Kavanaak, Ca. fSa.fv.Siat Wnllm. a, nor i.... a.i..i aVslrlag aaatcmare la Iheee States, shaald ase He ""-' " le rae aeM pna a tie sealaeao!. Sperlinea roples sent aa receipt af I seats. Ad disss J. II. KSTII.L, Savaaaah, Ua. ( IS. lei HOl'SB AND LOT FOR SALE. The Hobbb and Lot oa the am .1 u.. hat and Fiftk etraele. riM.BaM p. i. t Tka let aoalaiae aesrly aa acre af greaad. The hoasa Is a largo daabls frame, aonlalning alao ta tba sahasrlbar, at tha Post Orlcs. rwr Taa. aaa einer inioraaaii,,. P. A.OAI'I.IN. M EAT MARKET. F. H. OAEDON it BB0 Raar f PU's Opsrn Hoase, CLEARFIELD, PA. .i..P.n, ara rr tba most complete character for foralablag lbs pahlia with Fre.h a T . ' 'aa vary Best quality. Wo also daal la all kiada af ll..l,.,.l meate, which wa heea aa axhlbilioa far tha bea aSlar thaaobllo. Cell aroand whea la Iowa, aad laka a look at tblag., ar addree. al a . F. M. CAR DON A BRO. vn,wi i a., aaiy if, ll7.ir. JPRESU MEAT MARKET M, Q. BROWN & BE0 Market St Cleirtatd. Wmild anaaaae. lo the sttlasai af tha Iowa Bad vleln tv ihet lh.y Mill keep tbe meat marhst al mean, waera taey will keep Freah Beof, Veal Mutton and Umb, of lbs finest quslilics. Uarkal - 1 . .... daaat,7B-a M. 9. BROWN A BRO. S5 n.20 ' Ta'ma fraa. 0. Stiaaoi A Ca., Part, a, Malaa. laan.ia Srttii. ALLEGHENY HOTEL, (Marhel SL, kal. Third aad Foartb.l CLBvAMKIk.LI. rA. Tba aabsorlber haviag keaomo proprietor or IhishoUl, woald reepeetrally ask a liberal shsie ef public petroaage, Frloss rsduovd to salt las tliaec. iaa.W-7iiif. U. L. LEIPOLDT. S" usquehannX uoijse, CURWENSV1LLE, FA. NEWTON READ, Paeraiatoa. Haviag beaoma proprlstar of this Hotel, I woald reepeelfally aollsil tbs petroaage af the pablie. ffoaea laasaatly Bad aeavealeetly sit. aatod ) sdan, reSttad Bad rafurai.bed ; good mat. pie roome attached. All railroad tralas stop at this huasa. JaalB-It OhawTioIe! KJ (Car. or Market A Front lrevt, CLEAKFIKLD, PA. Tbe undcraigned baring takes cberge of tfaia Hotel, would rv.peclfully eulieil public patron.,.. j.nl U I). R. FULLkiKTU.. 1 r A SHIN G T O N HO USE TT NEW WASHINGTON, 1'A. Thia new aud well furnished hoare bsa a.ee tekea by the auJerelgned. He frels oonndrnt ol being able to reuder ealiafaatloa lo tbuee who nay ravor him with a oall. Mayi, IS71. Q. W. DAVIS, Frup'v. joajToua Hotat, Oppoaita tha Coart Uoaee, LOCK HAVEN, FE.NK A. J.14'71 HAIISEAL A KROM, Prop 'a. LOYD HOUSE, Mala Strael, ' FHILIPSBDRG, PKNR'A. Table always supplied with tbe best tbs tBsrksl affords. Tbe traveling public leinrlted loeell. ovl,'7S. ROBRHT LOYD. THE MANSION HOUSE. Oorv of Boooad aad Marhot ft t root i, CLEABKILD, PA. TUI3 old aad ooaiaiodloai Uotol hao.d'artai tha paat yoar, booa talargod U dvwblo tu futnor eapaoit for the oBtorUiaaioBl of tvaa goro mat gneau. Tho whole bailJiag haa bttft rforaiibod, aad tha propritUr wiUaparo m paioa to roooor ate gneau ooajforuble while auytof with hiaa. fiTb 'Maaeiua UoaaoH Uaialboa rwaa to and frota tbo Depot oa tho arriral aad dotartre of oaeh trata. JOHN DOUUHEIITY, apt. 70 tf Proprtour r. a. aaxoLft. a. w. aaaoLB. F. K.ARNOLD & CO., Hanker and llrok?rN, Reyuoldavlllts sleffcraim Co. Pa, Mono roeolrr on depot) t. Dincnqnti tX mo derate rte. KarUra aod Foreixa Ki-boDcea). wave on hear) aad eollotion pntinptl" mele. IhrjjDiiMiwvili, lanc in, 5 ,..y County National Bank, OF CLKAKKIELD, PA. UOOM la Maaonie Botldio, VBe door aertb et C. 1. Waleon'a Drut; Store. I'uaaa; Tickets to aod from Liverpool, (Jote tanwa, Wlisegw Londwa, Porta and (opa?Bbe. AIo, brafta for ealeoa tbo Royal Itank of lrrlantf aod Imporial Bank of London, JAMKfl T. LKONARD. Prei't W. if. BHAW, Caahier. U l U DREXEL & CO., Na. Sd Houtb Third Rlrat, Phlla-lelphU BJJTUERS, And Dealers in Government Securities, AppllcatioB by mall will resolve nrnmpt eitn tton, and all lafiirmntioa cheerfully furnirbd Ordere solicit. April 11 It. Jtntistrji. J. M. STEWAET, D. D. S. OflSoo ovor Irwia'a Drujt 8im. CI KWEXSVIIdLK, PA. All doaUl oporatloaa. cither la the atUnleal oroperalWe broarb, pro at pi ly attendsd lo ni oatiafoetioa goaraateod. (ipoeial atlonlioa pate' to tho treatment of diaoaaoa of tbe aoiunl liik, guna aod mouth. Irregularity of tho teeth ret orraUyeorrtted. Teeth ettrneted withont ;tb by tho ooo of Rfher, and arttaoUl teeth intrrH of tho boat material and warranted lo render s. la Fact. on. - oprlUft'Tlrit DKNT TISTRY, HartBf iloterailned to locate ta CutweniFiHt for tho parrKiea of nnreainr my profeiirra, I bereu offer toy aorvtroe lo th pablie. I hut Joat flotebev) a torai af dental Inetraotlnnt eaoft tbo boat aaaebero of tbo Peaoarlvania Cellefeof Dental Burger ta Philadelphia, and aas ao prepared toeelo ell work pertaining to aal. tatr- la the beet aanoer, wltb tbo lateat Intrrora. nenU. All work guaranteed to fire entire aai tefeefloii aa ta OjttalUy aad duration. Teetk si ttaeted without pain. lUoaa la Be Bank eoiM- wg. aorianaer iBforaiaiioB apply in peraoa m adilroaa E. U. TllUatl'MiN, mrbSrri tr. CarweBaiilie, Pa. A. M T H ILLS Woald rofpoetfallv aotlf bUiatieet( that ho haa reduoed the prieo of ABTl t'ICIAL TEETH tn ,20 00 ner W W S35.B0 fr a doable eet. For any taa psmas ooniog at tke same time, to kav. .ach aa e,rw art, will g.t the twa ecu for l.li.oe, nr ill.M each. . Terms lararlably Cssa. ClearSeld, July I, IS74. GEORGE E. ROBACKER, WNofaaiLi aatLta is WINES ANP LIQUOR.S, CLKARFIELU, PA. Me plaoaof baataeaa ll oa Market Mreet.li recti y oppotito the Court House, whore 1 fan to keep a foil atook of PURE LIQUOR., a4 will warrant tbeia le bo aaob to my eoriari. Oioomoaoall. JolrJITst WHOLESALE LIQUOR STORE. Al tbe ood of tho new brilge, WKfcT CLIARFIKLD, PA Tbe proprietor of tbia oatabliabaieat wiH kaj bia liquora dlrootfron dlatillori. ParltOwRiiiai frma tbil boueo will bo euro to get a pare arurlt at a tmall oiargin above ooct. Hotel keeptrt eU bo furaiahed with Hqoort oa reaiMnarie terai Pare wtooa aad braadioa diroet ttm See!? Vlnervg at l)alh, Now York. 41BOR4.K N. C0Lt.ril5. ClearflrtlJ, June 111, IriTi tf. PURE 11 YE WHISKY. Wo ago. a oall your at teat loa to tbe above ole brated brand of gouda, aad we do ao o itk tbteaa- Tiviiun insi in-re if a greai wan. exisnn a fast n urn Iter af persons oho aro eotnpdletl I ore, edielaaltr or otherwise, a pore wtitskr. To auppl- thia want wo offer Halley'e Pari( Rye, aa artieVe whioh haa heeo belre the nnnnt for a aouiber af year. Ma rtputmtioa auaani high aa a thoroughly reliable aitmelaol a-a mrtlieal meti. Aa aa evidunce, quite a aumon 4 our eminent pbyalolaoa preaerilo to the eiete ainn of all other. Bring nade on the beat knwn arientilr "ria eiple, front tbe choiooat grain, aa-l by fraeiical distillore, It retain! a delightful flamr, aai greatly itnpnirod by age, rushes it Urgflr soerbl after by drat elast hotela and druggists. Hhould yon de-ire to give thia ehisir triaL and ara la doubt aa to whether your hotel nrdraf gill keen L (aul baeina one of our aienidials( ed.) writo to ua and wa shall bo tnnsi hapnr diroet you ta tbo persona who handle oar (" ia your aeighhorhood. We aro also oole proprietors and mannlbrtarsrr ofth-wHI kbollR.HrKVK i IiiNiCtlriRI IttTTKRH, whirh baa been aiioooaifally eei f orer thirty Tean aa a Blood Purifier, aa 1 1 -Dth peplio and Tttotrt. Maeh4 lJ I'il M Third KU Pbtlodrlrhit, 0. I. C. TITRERB ta bay my DRY OOOlU, IT oerlee, QneeB.wara, Ulasiwere. Draft ssi notions, Confeationsries, A ebeap tor rota. Tbe snbscrlber begs kar. ta laforn his ell asl aew Bflatomers that be has opsoed A VARIETY STORB IN GLEN ROrt, f- Aad will sail goods at prices to sail tbs liberal radaatioa will be mads ta cu.loncrs bal ing st wholssala. Call aad examine my stock befors p.rrl""! eliewhera. A liberal .bare efnalilie p.lns.pa solicited. C. J. KKAOT. Ol.a Hop,, p. , June 14, UM. A1' CTIONKERI.NG HILL rSTlN The aailereiraed waald respertfn'lv l,,k" pered ta err all Aaatiaa, Veadae. .ad elkn Se. oa short Betlea, and at reaenaal'le ralea. sa Mill. Foaters, Frogramnss, and oih.r sdisSiias posted and distributed la the most sosst"" kl.... a -w . u -r uk,i. K-lH,.aM I, Hon" " " r-r-"- c.MlK. Bt.uk iv a r ' tf.arbhli's TjOlt KAI.R.-Tha Brd.reitaed efrrij M msi VBlBHt'raj inwal pi",rwi iy -( dB at -1 .1 fl a asm I a A t s anslk a. OOee wl vimvarmiailBB. mi snais isysr. - - . ..j atory plank koaao Uoroaa eroetod, rooaia eiowa itaira and roar aea rwi Aleo, arwlng rooai aad bath roo o. " niuaa Iniahod Mnpleto from oallarl,Ir fi,A JnasLI. ax.k mm.A s4slt.lh fTtlt usiaoiv Binu paTUlBBidi smj. . . .fat Waagtl ' WM. M. McCl'UO""'
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