rniirartY ft liawarf.
lUUH I '
HARDWARE,
u4 ButtattrKt of
Tln,Copper ft Sheet Iron Ware,
will Street,
CLBABeMBLD, r.
HftTlDg WflT 1
ware, wa Writ tha
loereaaed oar etoek of Hard
paella to examine oar twos
and prleee.
Carpenter, and portent wbo eoattmplete belld
laf will dm wall la ejemlae oaf
TOOLS BUILDIMO HAMWABE
whloh la a. and ol the beet manufacture, and
will Be aoiu lav lor ear.
NAILS,
GLASS,
PUTTY.
GLUE,
LOCKS,
LATCHES,
HINGES,
SCREWS
All blade of Beach Plane,, Bawe. Cklteta. Bqoaraa,
Hammere, llaloh.lt, Plumbe and Larata,
Mortteod Thumb Guegee. Bevela,
Brace, Bltta, Wood and Iron
Beach Sarewa, ud Iba ball
- ,- - -4 ar..klM I. ha - .
Market.
Double and Single Bitt Axes,
POCKET CUTLERT, dr.
Agents for BurntlFi Iron. Corn Shelter,
warms ud.
Alao, agentf fr Hlahardi
COTHIC FLUB TOPS,
wblok effectually aura Smoky Final.
Ferm.re" Impltmar.il and Cardan Tooltof every
, . deorriptloa. - .
A large variety af ,
COOK STOVES,
whloh wa warrant to giro aotltfaatlon. ,
Portable Range- and Ifrnact:
troVKooflnl, Spouting and Job Work dona on
reaeouable tarina. All ordera will reoelve prompt
attoalit. June '"
POWELL & MORGAN,
HARDWARE,
AbM, Maaafeetarereof
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
CLEARPIILD, FA.
ARMING IMPLEMENTS of all
' . ' HndJ for aala by
POWELL A NORQAH.
RAILROAD WHEELBARROW8
for aala by
rOWKLL A HORIIAN.
QIL, PAINT, PUTTY, GLASS
Sallt, ata.. for nlo by
FOWILL A MOKHAX.
JJARNESS TRIMMINGS & SHOE
Fladtnga, for aala by
POWELL A MORGAN.
QUNS.PISTOLS SWORD CANES
For aala by
POWELL A alonilAN
CTOVES OF ALL SORTS AND
Bliaf, for aalo by
POWELL A HOROAtr,
TRON I IRON I , IRON ! IRON I
For aala by
' POWKLL A MOntUAN.
H
ORSE SHOES 4 HORSK SHOE
MAILS, for aala by
rOWRI.L A MORllAH.
pULLEY BLOCKS, ALL SIZES
Aid boat Kuwfaatiro, for tola by
POWELL A MORflAIf.
THIMBLE SKEINS AND TIPR
X
B0XB8, far tola by
POWBLL A MORSAN.
G. S. F LEGAL.
Ironsides Store,
PHILLIPMHflRO, PA.
PEALKIt IS
HARDWARE, BTOVES, HEATRRS, RANO
KS, WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
AND UASVFACTVKSH OF
TIM, RtlKIT-IROrt AND COPPERWARB.
- Prcao,aiala Straet,
Pkilliptbnrg, Canlro Co., Pa.
3.Hay lla.
man. i. Hcnnar. crnri aoRfton
WEST BRANCH '
INSURANCE AGENCY
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, Clearfield, Pa
BRANCH OFFICES la different parti of tbt
Cnnntjr,
Tht follow Inn Old u4 RIUblt Fin, Aooidtnt
8 took Md Lih Inranmeo OoupaniM rttpramud'
E.Uh, Aueti,
1HU9 North Brilith A Mtrrantllt Fir
Int. Co., of KaKUnd 1,M,00
1885 FoottUh Coramtrr.il tin In:
Co., of Kn(lDd o...(Hd) 10,000,009
1704 North Aatrtoa Fir Imirnno
Co., of 1'b.LdHptai.v. 4,T0ft,IU0
1120 Fir AitociMioB irt lanrtoM
Co., of Pbilftdilithi ,1AM00
,mt Pbonii Fir lai. Co., M. Y.... 2,200,00
18ti7 Wtvltrtow Fir Im. C.i9H.
V., intorw frn bmlditiK oolj JOO.IOO
1371 Aaiatno Fir Lnrarttie Co., of
CiaeinattL ... 1,000,000
. 1S&1 Turk Stook Innirino f
Pibu, lDiir4ihora, Ao 74,000
,1874 Hartford AacidcntlnfunRO Co
of CoRflMtiaut 200.000
ll? Pno Mataal Ufa laiiraao
Cok of Fonf Irani 5,000,000
in fit Matrpohua Lif Uiorano Co
of N York ..HHtrt 2,000,000
Total oapltal..,. ... 17,000,000
Pftwni Id tka eoaatry dftirlnf -tntaraiaas oaa
bav il prompily aUendad I by tailing a4 Ida
oftna or addroninf ow by Ultar. laaaraaeoa af
faetad at lb lawtat awibl rata, to Im obulsad
1b trat-alMi aotapaaia. N Vomjmnitt rtpr.
tralfd waiaaaMat AuMttmntt,
Tb abof to lif laaurana Ca.'a, rwpraicntad
hy T. 11. Murr, hara paid at I oath, betwaa
tba daUl af Aug. 1171 and Aag. 1874, to tea
fr.tadi of riaraMad policy boldm in thii eoantj,
H lorn of II I, CO.
Pravld far tha futar by tatariaf yonr hoaai
and yanr Uvm la lb Writ Branch Innraaoo
Acy. MURRAY N GORDON,
Claarlald, My M, IVii. Agaatl.
FuTfORD 4. THOMPSON
OtStltAL INSVItAHCE AOBXTS,
ClnrBold, Panu'n,
Rapraeoat all tba loading Flro lnsnnnae
Campania, of lan oaantry i
Qnoan ...IO,000,00
Hoyal Canaillan t.000,000
Uoma, NawTark . ,ft,llt
l,T"in. Manoy, Po....... ......... t.i lO.til
Pranatln, Hh.Ud .....-.....
l'kvaia, Harirord i. l,S.M,to
llaoorar, Kaw York.......... ......... l.tlt.Ott
Hobo, Ool , 0........ tlt,aoo
Atlaa, MarUard.... io,4
Prorldanao, Waaklailow........ S10.000
Paraowa about of anting aa tatoraaaa nn prop,
arta of no kind, ahaald aall at owr oftaa, an
Markat atraat, oppoalta too Oowrt Mawaa, aod aaa
onr Hit of oonpooloa ana raiaa oatora niana,.
JlaKil H. FIILFORD,
T. IT THOMPSON.
.Claarnold.Pa, Oat. 17, la-ly
.S'
TEAM RAW Ml LI;, ENGINE
AMD aOII.IRB FOR BALK.
Tba jwidaralgaod otore for aala a raaaoaabw
lanat, tbatr Mr. at taw mill, koatod at Walloon.
taa, Cloortald Co, Pa. Tba angina aad bailor,
are aa good aa now. Tba ttta m4 tka aaglaa ta
ItiSt, and la la good maatag eaoW. They will
alaa aall their akkiglo aod lata aad all tba
worklag maaklaory la tan milL Partial elaklaf
In parakeet aan ooll on or addraaa
a. r URAUAM. WALLACF, A CO.
"Cla.rl.ld, Fa. Jano St, ISTt.
IHiMflUUMM.
ereaatlle Ippntotf list.
Uat of taSaaaieeot'tlie raw deelera la foreign
nil doo.ct.le merehendlec: la ho county
ClearloM for llll, elai
ruaa, ataraaM Boroalfll. ' ytt.
It Nra. M. 0. Haad, dreg...... .. 7
14 John 0. Conner, Bjcrefceadlae T on
14 Jaekeoa Palcbia. merrbaadlee,,..... 7
14 W. J. KliBa.eeBfeelleBer.ee ....,. T Ot
14 Jan. alcMorray A Sow, marehaadiee..., T IS
15 Horace Pnteblo, fon'l meeebendlee...... 10 00
Clearafrld Iterowgh,
14 M. S. Quale, wool tlonrlaa,.M.... M
It W. Eadrer, brewery -. 00
II Caapar Lotpoldt, brewery 14 On
14 Jobs Traalaiao, furnllora .tore T It
14 J. A. Sledlcr, eeufectlootriee.,; T M
14 P. A. Geullu, autioncry. ..... T OS
14 Mra. T. B. Wataoa, ulllla.rj. ....... 7 Ml
II II. A. Kralarr, dry gooda.................. 10 SO
15 J. U. LjMle. irocerlel 1 Oil
14 John (lullab, fnrnltura aUra..... 7 00
15 J. A. Stewart, clothing elore.......... 10 00
IS J. 8. MBowert, boou and tboa 10 00
II William Reed, meeehendlte It 00
14 Vtanr A Batla, merchnndlio 7 00
It Sachetl A bVbryvat, bar.lwara.,, . 7 00
14 Hailawirk A Irwlu, droge T 00
4 o patent cnediolneo... 6 00
15 Adolpb Ouintburg, clothing More 10 00
13 A. U. Kramer A Ca, grooorlea, A food.. 1 0 00
It F. II. Cardaa A Bra., maokiaary ...., 7 00
It Alai. .l,e. tobeeoualet. ,.. 7 00
It R. H. Shew, lobaceoniat 7 00
II T. A. Fink A Co., - IS 00
It E.Y. (ludTeroiel, eonfooliooerloa.,.... 7 00
It N. U. Brown A Bra . machinery 7 00
11 H. liotaon. namkandtta 1
It A. I. Shaw, drni 7 00
4 ' patent uadlelnaa H ft 00
It Baninal I. Bnydar,Jawalry........... 7 00
II K. W. Graham, marobaadlao 00
ClaarO.ld Ooanty Hank - 0 00
14 0. y. Walton, drnca 7 00
4 " potaat aaaduuiaa. ...... o ov
It Pttar MellaorKa, boota and ihooa . 7 00
IS M. B. CowJrlok, elotnioa ttora 10 00
IS Powall A llonrao, hardware IS 00
It fl. S. Bwltarr, raatanrnnt 7 00
billiard room. S loblaa... SO 00
13 Jobo lloOauaboy. cracariaa . IS 00
t'orwrnarlllo Rorouajh.
rw auw ,i . , i to
It J. II. t lamina, iornitora ............ 7
IS finraohla A bwarney, fancy aooda IS oO
It 8. J. flaw, boot, nndnlutblnic 7 00
It Faoat A Uuodwla, nwebandiao........ 10 00
It J. R Inria, druira... 7 00
d " patant madloinaa ft 00
It O. W. Waarrr A Co., dron; 00
4 M patent aaadiolnw ft 00
Cnrwant, ill. bank .. SO (0
1.1 J. O. WrlKhl A Co., ololhlna: 10 00
It Watt II. 'Ihompaoo, grocaria 7 00
It C. Uraff A Son. rattaurant 7 00
It W. A. Dala A Co froooriai, alo........ 7 00
II J. P. Irala, nurobandll - It 00
IS John Inrln A Bro'a, au re bandita. ...... IS Ml
It A. U. Kirk, jawalryj. 7 00
It baaoar A Thompton, alotbinf 7 00
13 Jaaob Iiilrar, hardwara 10 00
IS V. A. Rorabaagh, grocoriaa A notlona. 10 00
S N. r.. Arnold, aaorobanaiw..., II no
II L. T. Rota, boo La and aooaa ..,.. 7 00
HoutlaUle llorouarlu
It J. W llbodaa, druaa 7 00
Id BrnJamlnCfearllun.aoaraotioaiariaa.,.,. 7 00
10 O. W. Vnnduaao A Co , narabaBdiao... SO 00
IS A. P. Twlp A Co., boota aod ahoaa.... 10 00
IS T. J. Prlai A Co., hardware ....... IS to
It A. J. Bharbaugb,- furniture 7 no
It I'ator Caaaroo, eonfaoOonarlaa. ........ 7 00
14 Miaa Janata Canaan, aiilUoory M. 7 00
It J. A. I'billlpt, (our A oonfactiooarlaa. 7 oil
10 freak Lirarigbt A Co , narcbaadiaa.., 10 00
It B. i. Hbatar, alry ..... 7 W
It W.J. rJharbougk, drug 7 00
1 Andrew Wiaoaoo, naarnattilito la ou
14 Uauklal Hayar, oonfaatlanariaa........ 7 00
It Abraham Ooaa, ountoatiouariaa......M 7 00
It Jamaa Dana, marebandita M 7 00
S U. W.Kkkaj Co. tnarctaniio. II to
It B. W. It.rlinj.r, alolbing 7 00
It A. B. Atbton, oonfootionflrlM 7 00
It J. B. Utarbart A Co., groatrtoa, ata... 7 00
It Mra. J. D. Si.roat, millioary 7 00
It Philip alubring, furniture 7 00
It Mra. Sarah Roland, mlUinary 7 00
Lumber City.
IS Nutlar, lla.lt A Co., marobandiaa 10 00
It II. W. Spanrar, grooariaa, boota, aboaa. 7 00
It John Rutaal! A Son, marahandiaa...... 7 00
Now Waabliifrton Ftorotigb.
U J. R. MrMnrray.marahandlao It 10
13 Jamaa Uallagbar, marobandiaa 10 00
It J. P. raatb.ounfaetioaariaa 7 00
Mewburg Horoufrb
14 William llonlar, marakandlra... 7 00
O areola Itorougtu
13 Kranta Bro'a, grooartaa IS 50
10 T. O. Ilimat A Co, uatrhandito . SO 00
11 llartinan A Friaa, bardoara It 00
It llaorga K.Jonaa, jawalry 7 00
It D. W. Keller, tobaooonitt 7 00
11 W II. Kill... mrrebandiae It 00
13 Barkwlli chaalin, marohaadiaa IS to
It J. B- Brown, oonfaationeriae 7 00
It W. Wallaaa A Co.,ooofeotioneriaa 7 00
It Lavl Urarhart, tobaooanitt.... 7 00
It tlaorga Boalioh, groooriaa.....m ........ 7 00
It M. A Fainlar, lour aad ford, .......... 7 00
'4 Jamaa Uaakatb, eonfrotionariaa 7 00
13 R. O. Way A Co. grooeriaa.... . II on
7 Ltveriaht Hro a o Co., mercbandiaa.... to 0U
It I. R. Bloody A Co., drugl... 7M
4 " palanl madloiaaa. ft 00
It Brrabin Bro'a, book, and etationery.... 7 00
II Citiaaat Bank of Ooraola U 00
WoJUcoton Itorwugh.
It John Holt, merchaodlra 7 00
It J. Ooai A Bob, uurcbandira 7 00
laercorla Townnhlp. f
IS John 0. Ulaagow, aorebaadiaa........ 10 00
13 Joaa Clark, marobandiaa 10 00
JKII Tooroenlp. .
14 Robart olahafTey, mrrobandiaa '7 00
Hatrffa Towjtahlp.
It Roojamla Pioklaa, ooafaetionariaa 4 7 00
It Thoeaaa Uill, dry gooda A grooarloa.... 7 00
It W. K. Smoal, ooafoationariaa 7 00
Hradfotol Towsnhla.
It P. Carley A Co, antrrhaadiaa 7 00
t Woodland Fire Brink Co. goa'l m'd'aa. St 00
llrady Townaklp,
It Barah Braoha, dry gooda A groaoriaa... 7 00
It Joaa Hebarling, aotiona 7 00
It Than. MontMmarr.dryaioda.gToeariaa, 70
It Ohigow A Kllia, gan'l merohaadlaa.... 7 00
IS Jonaf Brn'a. general merebaadiaa w 10 00
IS O. D. 8. ant Bro, marebaadiae - It 00
It li.O. Baum.aotiona 7 00
John DuBola. aen'l merebaadiaa tt 00
IS Daa'l Ooodlandar, goal merebandiao... 10 00
IS Joa. Sayler A Sana, cea'l merebandiao. 10 00
It J. II. Kdiugnr, Hardware.......... 7 00
It Charka Sehwem, grocoriaa ... 7 00
14 cartMlan norkat. aonfacttonoriaa J on
It Moore, Hamllloa A Co. gan'l mareh'ao. 10 00
It 8. 0. Knnta, aotloaa 7 Oil
It L. B. Carliela, morabaadi-a.... 7 00
It R.O. MeKaaery.aonfaatlonarie 7 00
It 8imoa Knnrr, ooufeotioaarioa 7 00
It ttaorga L. Kaarr.bonu aad aboaa 7 00
Itornaide Tnwaahla.
It Aaroa Patahia, marenaadiaa..,... 7 00
Choot Towttaiilp.
14 Pool Whlta, marehandlaa 7 00
It X. T. MeCrackca, mtrehandlao..... 7 00
It J. A J. Hnydar, marekaadlaa... 7 00
It JameA Cnrry, groaariaa. 7 00
CovlnaTtoaj Tawnahlp.
It Oi lliland A Ileokandnrn, naorabandiaa. 7 00
IS L. M. Contrtot, marehandiao 10 00
t " pataal mrdiotooa .u h 00
It Dr. F. 8. N.rllnr, croearla.. 7 00
It Fraaeit Contriat, marekaadlaa 3 00
It Fraoelt Laigay, merehandlee
II Jattia Plubol, merehaadiea.,
It Paler Jlarnlv.aoufeotinaeriaa....
7
7 to
7 00
Itcratar Towuahlp. -13
W. I. Jaekaon A Bro. morebandlao.... 17 SO
It Jacob Mook, marokandiea T 00
Clraral Tawnalilp. -It
F. A. Mirnot A Bro.. marabandleo..... ' 7 00
It Robert a. Hiawart, aotloaa . 7 00
t O. U. Waat, grooorie 1.00
t.rahana Townahlp.
IS Thomaa II. Fonvy, marehandiaa IV 00
4 patent medtotnae... 0 on
ttallrh Township.
11 P. A A. Plyna, merchnndiaa. ........
, It 00
4 H nalent madiaiaat
JJ.
It Tbomaa A. Priueani, varrhandiae.,
It Henry Alleman, marehandlaa........
.... 7 to
Huatoa Townahie.
13 Lyaa A Liabter, merchandise..... It ofl
14 Joeepn K- Itileiar. rattaurant...
Y 00
It C. U. Wood, diugt and B.rtlona
IS C. II. Coryall A L'a., mrrobandiaa
It II. W, ltrown, oonfootionorlaa, ate....
. 7 00
, It Ml
. 7 no
, 7 no
, 7 00
, 7 00
, 7 00
, 7 00
, 10 00
, 10 00
, t 00
, 7 no
7 ro
, 7 oo
. 7 Oil
, 7 oo
, 7 oo
. 7 oo
. I 00
. 7 00
. IS 00
, 7 00
. 7 M
, 7 Ot
. 7 00
. 7 00
. to oo
, 7 It
. 7 to
. 7 00
. 7 to
. 7 N
It Cbarlee Hobacker, alvthliig
It Mrt. MeCraoor, aotloaa
It Mitt Naory Loea, millloery
It A. Homing A Hon, hardware.
It Jamaa bruoe, aotiona
IS Olleer Walmca,marobandiaa
IS Uaary Doublet, aaerehaadlaa
Aorolaa lowiiahlp
It R. M. Joknaton, merehandiae ,
It Alat. Craewall, drugaand aotiona...,
It B. F. Bwaa. aonraciionoriaa..
It Lot! Strovp, merekendiea.
la ai. . vomnioiora, nonoaa......
Karthaaa Tftwaablp.
It W. J, Hogvr, merebaodieo....
It J. W. Potter, marehandlaa
It J. 0. Mot'loeky, merehnncliee.........
It Uodrrey Fiaber, marcbandlaa...
Kaox Townahlpe
it Jaba Foi, groeorlee...............
liwrenrt Townatilp.
II Charlaa Shaffer, brewery
It George N. Colbnra, merehandiae
etorrta Towaabla.
It Leonard Kyler, marobandiaa
l Jamaa i nompaoo, ooafoflionortea....,
It Peter Moyar, marebaadiae
14 e-onea none, morohaodiao .
K;B Wigbloa.gaa'l merebandtM...
leitB Townalila.
It Wm. A. Mooro, aolleee..
It J. B. Raflbrty, grocoriaa
Plko Towaablp.
It Adam 8mitk,ooBfeo)loBorlM....
Virtoa Townabla.
It Joa. R. Arnold A Co. morekaadlta.....
It D. Brabaker, merrbeadiae
Wooderard Towttehla.
It Mln M. I. MnCalloagk, milltBary.......
It Jamaa Ooralay, merrboadtao
It L. A. Warm, droga. w .....m
It Tbomne Hondareoa. reooorlea.
1
7 to
7 to
i 7 oo
7 00
It 00
, 10 ot
It 00
It Pleaot Bro'a A Millar .aaereb radiee..
It Whilakaad A Co. morekandlaa...
II Aadrow Olinaon, aeerebaadieo.......
It W. H. thHlipo, eoafeotioaoilaa.A...
7 oo
7 oo
7 to
It sowia urwasy, aaftroeaariaertoa...,.a).M
It DaBlel Bmaal, groeertoo aad oar,,.,..
It M. Lirarlghl A Oo, meaoaaadlaa... St 00
I oenlfy that Iba aboro la a eorraet Hot of the
Borneo aad Bereeae aad Smut ntteeaad tar Ike ear.
raat Tear. Motioe ia hereof girea that as appeal
will ho bold at Ike Oanaty Commleeieaera' omea,
ra Craaraold. WBDNKHIIAY, tka ttk day ot
April Beat, where all wbo feel taomealeoa aggrieved
rmm mmmm w ... www fiwvwwt, ... wen.u.M
ob.m.t.urlhadofwno.l.
kntamaaata, i jaes liisks.
Marrh I, IS7-d ( ereMiiie Aopraiaer.
THE REPUBLICAN.
CLEARFIELD, PA.
WiUKISiAT alOHMINO, MAKCll U, ISIS.
TiiK couxr foii costs."
Tlilt U easily auld by Umnd and
Traverse jurori in tlio trial of criminal
cannon. Tlio cimUt In tliiw cIomb of
proaooulions givut nvoiu aiiniiyaiice to
tbs ShcrifT and JLoniniiroiionoin, tuan
all the oilier burliness of tlio ofllces
combined ; and it arihes from the fact
Unit tbo' Commonwealth coot-Hookem
always know fur moro about tbo law
on this question than thoso olHfont or
they would bnva yon bolievo o yet
no two of them will airroe a to what
the law I". i.
Below will bo foniid a recent decision
rendered by JudjfO JIayor, fit lioek
Jluven,and another by J mitre Harding,
at Wilkesbarre, hnirinjr, fully upon, the
question as to what costs tho county
thould and thauld ( pay. Wo publish
tbeso decisions in full an that our read
ers may post themselves on this sub
ject: XT
OPINION OP HON. C. A. UAYKn.
Tlio liability of counties lor ciwi is,
in all cases, according to statutory pro
vision, and, as was said by Thompson,
C. J., in Huntingdon county, vs. Com-
mnnarmllh, 99 . K. Smith. 81. "the
rocovory nnd payment ol costs in
criminal cases are so entirely dependent
on statutory regulations in Pennsylva
nia, that tt is indispensable lor every
claimant to bo nblo to point to the
statute which enables him to rtveive
hat he claims."
A careful and thorough examination
of tho various statutes regulating the
liability of the county for costs has led
to tho following conclusions : k
In all cases of felony, whether by
common law or by statulo, tho county
is liablo tor the costs of prosecution.
and wherfl there has been ! rniivuQoH
of any fulony, tho costs of prosecution
shall be paid forthwith by the connty,
unless the party convietod shall pay
tho bo ins. 8oo Act of Assembly ol
May 26, 1874.
The county is liablo for tho costs of
prosecution Ip casus ,of mitJemtanor,
when tho grand jury return a bill
ignoramus, and direct that tho county
pay the costs. " -,,.,
And where tho petit jury acquits a
defendant of a misdemeanor nnd do
tcriuitio by their vordict that, the
comity shall pay tbo costs. '; 1 " ,
Tho petit jury bus no power over
the costs in cases of felony, nor where
counts iu felony and misdemeanor are
joined In the siini liidietniont, but the
county is liablo in cases where the jury
impose the costs on the counly.i The
defendant's bill for bit subpoenas, serv
ing tho sumo, uud attendants of his
witnesses cannot bo included In the
costs and paid by tho county, nor can
such bo included and paid by the
county in cases of felony.
Where a defendant is convicted ol any
crime, whether rfoav or misdemeanor,
nil costs shall bo paid by the party
convicted; but where such party shall
have been discharged according to mc,
without payment of costs, ihe cuU o
proiecution shall bo paid by the county.
Act of Assembly of Mureh 31, 18G0,
section C4. I
When is a person convicted of a
crime discharged according to hie, so as
to rendor tho county liable?
The 48th section of tbo Act of lb'tb
June, 1836, provides: "Kvery person
who shall be confined in any jail ot
this Commonwealth, in execution or
otherwise, for any debt, sum of money,
fino or forfeiture, not exceeding in
amount the sum of fifteen dollars, ex
clusive ot costs, and who shall have re
mained so confined for tho spnee of
thirty days, shall bo discharged from
sueh confinement if there bo no other
cause ol confinement, and shall not ho
liablo to imprisonment again for tho
samo cause : Provided, That tho estate I
and effects of such person shall, not
withstanding such discharge, ho liable
for such debt or other caitso ol im
prisonment in like manner as before."
Under this soctlon a defendant sen
tenced to pay a fins no exceeding fif
teen dollars and th costs, In entitled to
a discharge from imprisonment both as
to fino and costs, aftor having remained
in confinement for the space of thirty
dsys for tho fine.
On. Antiflnn.1 I... .... ! ,
,...,.. . ,. , f . ' puling thd rtnts n piry fee of fonr dol-
Inlls of indictment, which In the ngirre-1 ! i . i i i i i .
, , ,.. . .. i lors is to be included ho cannot bo
goto exceed flltoen do htrs, may bo dis- . i j . i
. , , , . , ' "discharged according lo law," so as to
charged under this 4Rth section, iiro- ., , ., . ,. , .,! ,
., 7,. , , ..,'1 litHton upon the county habailty for tho
videtl the amount due on each hi does L . r . . i .i
, . . . costs of prosecution, except under the
not exceed that amount ; so, also, f tho . . i t t . i - j
. . , , il .-- Act of Insolvency, or where tbo jadg
fino in each caso does not oxneed fifteen ' . ,i i
dollars. .
Whon a party is convicted is" an
offence and adjudged to pay a (iiie.nnd
committed lo jail because he does not,
tho Commissioners have no power to
discbarge him from imprisonment with
out rendering themselves huliie to an
indictment for misdemeanor in office.
Ho must be lllm-hnfiro't In nooiirilmiro
1 j s
, ', .- . "
"1 ho Commissioners can make no
. , , ,
order for the discharge of ono who sin
. .. , ,. . 6 . . ,
without being guilty of a inot tin
authorized interference with tho ad
ministration of tho criminal law. Econ
omy in the management of public
funds is oortainly a great virtue and
all the moro valuable because It Id rare;
Kilt ..ill . r. ..,. ,.r . I ,.1 1 - w I
.. n.,,1 in. 1IM..M:. v. iiiuiu uuiiaia noil 1
. . . ... I
cenU can he pnt in competition for a'
, .....
moment with tho administration of'
. ,
criminal justice." '
lllack, C. J., in Scbwamldo vs. The;
. ...
Shoriff, 10 Harris, 20.
Whether the Commissioners may
advance the sum necessary to discharge
a prisonor who is detained merely for
non-paymont of costs, if they aro sot-
isflod that by so doing money can bo
saved, to tlio treasury, Is question
.hlnl. I... .t. I.J k- i...
,. ,, , . , , '
direct adiiidiction, although it has boon
T . ,
sanctioned by the approbation of scy-
, . , . " . , ,. ' t
entl ominent Judp-osof the Hiipreme
n . ,10 u . 1 n m a u . r. i
Court (12 8. and It., 93, 5 S. and H.,
.... . . . ; 1
400.) It Is A stretch of power and
' , , , , 1 , ;
very quoHUonahlo whether the law I
'.S1 .. . ,. ,
?oold ecus. , the assumption of such
nthorlty The safer practice would
be to lot tho law tako It coitrso. ',
n. .a,t c .i c.i a.ru J
The 12th Sect on of the Act of Sent, i
not ism ,j ii
V7il 1 TO I nmai nni Me-viiA avlinteai tt.
.., ... - - - -
party ran tas niscnargra wno rs con
finod In prison undor sentenoo of the
Coart fbr nrrn-payment of the costs of j
prosecution. ' '
Vt here there has been k commitment I
for Ah b ,
...
thirty any imprisonment, but no
liolullio i. rncuiiw on llio dull ol tin"1
eniinlv for ffwt wliorc tlioit- Imn lcn-n
-. . .
uu ivrrrn ilirj u. m w,h,m a j
It the grand Jury return a bill Ig
noramus in a caso other than felony,
and order tho proaeoutor to pay tho
....:.w;.. r o .iiniri,. . t
oosts, and tho prosecutor having been
sonlenoeil ( y the Cnuii to '.pay the
costs, is committed and theu discharged
according to hit; tho costs not being
naid. tho county Is not liablo to tho
payment of tho costs. 4,H.'nd K.,
541.
A or is the county liable, where a
defendunt, wbo has been tried and ac
quitted, and ordered by ihe petit Jury
to pay the costs, and sentenced by the
court to pay them, has been coinmitteil
and discharged according to live, with
out having paid them. Ibid
Nor is the county liable where tlio
defendant is Acquitted and the prose
cutor ordered by the petit jury to pay
tho costs, and niter being sentenced by
the court to pny them, is coiufniltfd
and discharged according to line, with
out having paid tlio costs. Ibid.
Where a defendant Is indicted tor a
misdemeanor, and itcqiiittcil by the
petit jury, and tho jury does not by
their verdict dispose of tho costs tho
county is not liulrle.
Tho county is not liable lor the costs,
whore a nolle, prosequi has been entered
by tho district Attorney, whether with
or without leovo ol court; or whero an
indiatmona hisn been glullli'tl.
Tho county is liablo for costs where
any person shall bo brought before a
court, justice of tho pence, or other
magistrate of any city or county of
thisCommonwealtb,bnving jurisdiction
in tho case, on the charge of1 having
committed a crime, and such clutrgo,
upon examination, shnll appear to bo
unfounded ; no eosls shall be paid by
such innocent person ; but tho- same
shall be chargeable to and paid out ot
the fotmtv tttoek, by 'such city or
county. Act of Sept. 23, 1 7!)1, 8m. 13.
In nil cases where the party has
properly, it is liable;, whotlicr he isdis-
charged according to law or not, and this
should bo nscot'laiiied before tho jailor
discharges a prisoner. '
Whero a party has been convictca
and sentenced to imprisonment, or
w here he has bees setiteirOcd lo pny 'a
fino exceeding fifteen, dollars and, the
costs, ho cannot bcfsiiuvr ii acnirding
to lair, no as lo render the county liable
for tbo costs ol prosocution, except
under tho insolvent laws, which rtv
quire him to undergo an imprisonment
of three months before application can
be made for the benefit ol the insolvent
laws.
OPINION or JUDOg HAIIIMNII, 1.1 I.I 7.KHNK
t'OUNTV.
1. In all cases of felony, whether
felony nt common law, or felony by
statute; nnd this liability attaches im
mediately, whenever a conviction lor n
felonious offence has been reached.
2. Justices of the Peace and Alder
man subpienaed on the trial of filnm
are entitled to receivo from Ihe county
their daily pay as witnesses, except lor
one dttv during each Court, when they
are bound to attend for tlio purpose of
returning their recognizances. The
samo is true of constubles. For one
day they are paid as ofhctrt who umkc
returns to the Cuurt ; they cannot re
ceive pny as aitnesset for tho samo day.
3. Tho county is immediately liable
for the costs ot prosecution in a case,
either of felony or misdeiueanor,whoro
tho grand jury return a bill lyniriimu.t,
and direct that tho County pay the
costs ; or, where tho petit jury acquit a
defendant, and return, a similar direc
tion or finding. ' ' ' s ''
4. The county is iminrdiutely liable
for the Costa of prosocution also, where
a defendant is conviiied of a misdemean
or, and sentenced to imprisonment at
labor by scparolo or solitary confine
ment! . '. - '3
ft. Where, howover, a
tendant is
convicted of a niisdcmcanor, and not
sentenced lo imprisonment at ItOior by
sepnruto or solitary conflncincnt, but
to simplo imprisonment, or to pny a
fino and costs, or to nil these penalties
combined, liability for tho. costs' of
prosecution docs not attach to the
coiinlyvuielil the convict, not having
moans to pay tho costs himself, has
been "discharged nccording to law."
6. Where a convict has been sen
tenced to imprisonment, no matter
though tho term bo long or short less
than nn honr, ovenor wher he has
1 "
. iii-ii. mm i.ti-ii in i v : in ii-T.-im'i. on
l error. ,
j 7. ff the County ('omniissioners as
sume to-discbargo a convict under any
olhor ciiviimolnnccs, nit'-li discharge is
contrary to law ; ami tbo convict may
be re taken and re-committed to prison,
there to remain nulil ho has fully com
..ii...t ...M. .il .1... t....:.i ..r v.:.
I . .. , .
j viclion and sentence.
I 8. Where, however, a defendant bus
, ... , . , .
been convicted and senteic ed to pay a
I. . .. .... .
fino, not exceeding IiIU'lmi do ars, ex
clusive of costs, ho may bo "discharged
according to law," alter bo has re-
maiiied in prison thirty days. And '
mo samo is iruu, tiiougn nu may have
been cvnvictd and sentenced on sev
eral hills ol indictment, if the sentence
to pay a fine In each case does not 0x-
i an I o
coed fifteen 11011(1.
m. , .. 1 , '
" Though a witness for tbo Com-
,., , . ,
monwealth may lie siibpo'imed and in
, ..','
, , ,. , ,
crnlo) them, aro charged and convicted
iiH)n different indictmunts nt tho samo
term orTessions, yet ho will only be
entitled to receivo from tho County his
mileage nnd daily pay, nt if attending
in a single case.
10. Whero a person is accused of any
nt-Imn an. I 1. l,i.n,,..l,t Iw.f... . I..-!....
" """'" .i"Ul.u
of tho Penco or Alderman, nnd noon
. ,- ,. . , , . ,
examination the charge Is ascertained
. . . r , ., .. ,
to lie unfounded, the accused is entitled
. , .,
,0 discharge; whereupon, the county
,. ,. , . f .... , ..
is liablo for tho costs ol the magisi rate
. , , . . , , , , .,
n,1(' constable, and nlso f!ir tbo daily
. ... , , , ,
pay or the wlltiesse siiliptemcd and
, nMntv , Com.
Tnono,MUh. ,
,. mi , ., ..
1 1. The county is liable for tho costs
. :. ... . , ,
or Justices oftbo Peace, Aldermen,
'
Constables nnd witnesses in
rases
whero convictions have liecn had for
fllllliltnnni,on Act itirmn.i. If lln .,a..
yMt h.Tobw)n f tcnM't0 hll ,M,ori
nnd not having moans to pny, tho
n.kiiu.. ..' Ca c....i .
ZT.V ' I. ". .. " 7J.I ".k" a"
.Ui.v wiu .-uni-
mltments follow the sentence as record.
t-l. Mi!ltralo nlmnltl bo careful,
1 llioroloro, to fullnw (ho 'Irict li'Uor of
-.1 - A ,. ..... .... ..Ill
tho statute, othorwiso fle county will
not bo liable. J
12. In all carton wheat a party, lias
been convicted ul'telut ami oscapoa,
or furleits his bail or for ny cause, tails
to enmu Into court, cnil t is awarded
, to bring unit in to receive mo juugmcnt;
and for the fees if tho t loikof tho Oyer
and Terminer, or (Quarter Sessions, lor
issuing the writ, and alsolortboHhonff
for executing it, the tt'Uiiy is liuli
under all circumstances.
13. Whero a constable makes a re
turn charging a party with an offence,
and tho District Atlotiey, under the
direction of tbo Court, tvnds a bill bo
fiiro tho gilind jury, wbo return it a
true bill, or whero tlu grand jury
themselves Indict a po son for an of
fence of the public notoiily, committed
within their own knowledge, a like
writ is awarded to bring in tbo accused
for trial, li the ofiuiica tie a misdrmran
or, and u conviction it had, and the
convict Is sentenced te Imprisonment
at labor by separate t solitary con
finement, the county bfomea liable at
once for tho fees of tho clerk of the
Oyer and Tormincr,or (garter Sessions,
for issuing tho writ, mill for tho foes of
tbo Sheriff for executing it. liut if
tho convict is sentenued to simple im
prisonment, togetbir with a flue und
costs, or to either, or to all of these
penullles, such liulinity uWo not attaob,
until being without means himself to
pay tho costs, he is "discharged ac
cording to law." '
If. In every "criuiiuul case" of fdong
the Sheriff is entitled to receivo from
the county, under Jho "Kco Hill" of
April 2d, 1808, the turn of one dollar
nnd twonly-fivi! cents; in every "crim
inal caso" of misdemeanor be is nof en
titled to receive thit feo from the county
except whero tho g-and jnry return a
bill ignoramxi, ant direct that the
county pay tho eats, or where the
petit jnry acqnit a defendant and make
a similar direction, or whero a defend
ant is convicted aid sentenced to im
prisoiimonl, together with a fine and ;
costs, or to eithor. ir all of thoso pon-l
allies, and is disctarged according to!
law, tho costs bein; unpaid.
15,. Whoro a par y has been indicted
in any county ofiho Common wealth
for a felony or misJemeanor, and floes :
or removes to another county therein,
tho Court ot Oyer and Terminer or
Court of Quarter Sessiont of tho county
whero the offence tus committed, may
direct a writ to tht Sheriff or Coroner
of the county whero such offender is
lurrying, for his arrest and delivery for
trial before tho 1:0114 awarding such
writ ; and for the "roiujonablcexpensos"
of executing such writ and removing
tho accused, the cotnty is liable, no
matter whether be bo convicted or not.
16. The Court of Oyer and Terminor,
or Quarter Sessions, nitty ulo award
siilipa'nus and attachments for wit
nesses to any part of the Common-
Wealth, directing thorn to he executed
by the Sheriff of tho county in which
they are awarded, and compel the at
tendance ot audi witnesses on the trial
of any criminal proceeding before such
Courts; and for tho "rcnsonnblo ex-
peuW of executing such siibpa?nas,
or attachments, the county is also
liable, no matter whether a conviction
or an acquittal be the result of such
trial.
17. Tho county is further liable for
the "reasonable expenses" of t ransjiort.
ing a party charged with having com
mitted a criminal offence in this Stato,
from another State into which he has
fled, back lo tho proper place for trial ;
and this liability is certain, also,
whether the accused be convicted or
acquitted. : ; "
18. Tho Sheriff is liable to the county
for tho jury feo ol four dollars on every
verdict rendered in a civil case. It ia
his duty to bo in court, either person
ally or by deputy, whenever it is in
session, nnd to collect this fee ; nothing
but tho insolvency of the party from
whom It should he collected, or a show
ing on his own part of due diligence in
l,ho premises, at tended with a failure
to collect, will relieve him from liability.
Iff. The connty is not liablo for fuel
consumed In tho various offices in tho
public buildings, excepting, of course,
the Commissioners' office.
20. Where the grand jury return a
bill "itiniriun," in sense other than
felony, and direct that tho prosecutor
pny tho costs, and he Is sentenced to
pay them, but docs not, be is commit
ted, and subsequently discharged ac
cording to law without having paid
them, the county is not liable
21, Neither Is the county liable
whoro the grand jury return a "truo
bill," and the accused is tried and
nnd acquitted, hut directed' by
tho ' petit jury lo pay the costs,
though he be sentenced to psy tbom,
and in default thereof is committed,
and afterwards discharged according
lo law, the costs being unpaid ; nor
again, whero the accused Is acquitted,
und the prosecutor directed by tho
petit Jury to pay tho costs, who, after
being sentenced to pay them, is coin
milled, uud subsequently dischor'(od
according to law, tlio costs being un
paid. 22. It soinoliinm becomes necessary
to quash an indiclment for nn offence
Mum? felony, even alter largo hills ol
costs havo accrued, and lo send a new
ono beloro tho grand jury for the same
offence. If that tody returns tho now
one "igiioramu," and directs that tho
county pay Iho tlio costs of tho new
lull; and lite county is not liable nt All
lor Iho costs which havo nee rued on
the ijirtsrW bill,
23. Tho county is not liablo foi
either tbo Pmlhonolury's or Hheriff'i
fees in suits brought on forfeited roc
ognir.tincos.
"(Ink nro.YKTiig Itosxs Pall. Tho
Democratic llonso of Ileprosenlnllves,
ut Washington, is carrying on ft very
offensive war against llio corruptions
and rascalities ol tbo men in high
places. Slowly and steadily its Com
mittees gather the facts, and then
comes the lightning to blnst the bribed
nnd tho unworthy servants of the peo
ple. A Tew days ago no man held a
fairer character than (Ion. Dolknup,
Secretary or Wur. To-day it is gone,
withered as n rose in the autumn.
Kasson, of lotra, fervently "hopos to
t.iHl that Marsh will bo Indicted," And
Grant piously drolaros that "he ought
to bo hanged." I it at all surprising
that the object of this tender solleitudo
on the part of di, Republican friends
should have talon up his temporary
ubode In Canada .
mpJirujiJUA. ;.
SYM ITONS, TIH ATM Ml AND PRgVlNTION
Tbo following infbriuuliou, from a
no less authoritative source than tbo
Ileporl of tho Sanitary Coriunilteo of
New York, und which embodies deduc
tions from the invoMigulions ot tho
lulest and most competent medical
authorities, ought to bo generally dif
fused : '
iloiir, of Attack. Diptheria is caus
ed by the Inoculation of tbo air-passages
with tbediptheritio poison, which
troiti this point infects tho whole sys
tem ; the local inflammation is attended
with the formation of inemlnnne (ex
udation) ; tbo fever and general symp
toms are the result of tlio local lufec.
tloti. ' ' ' ,
llow I r Sra tADS.-Dipbthuria is there
fore a contagious disease (not, perhaps,
us marked its scarlet lever,) induced by
contact with object and persons in
fected. It may be'diffnsod by tbo ex
halations of the sick and the air sur
rounding thomj or directly by tho
exudution, as in tho act of kissing,
coughing, spitting, sneezing; or by
tho infected articles used, as towels,
napkins, haukorchiefs,eto. Thepoison
clings with great tenacity, to certain
places, rooms, houses, whero it may
occasion cases after tbo lapse ol months.
Svmitosis. In ordinary attacks the
poison begins lo act the moment it
lodge iion the tissues! but liko a
vaccination, nt first causes Inn slight
sensible effects, in from two to ffvo
days there is marked prostration, dry
ness of throat, and pricking puin in
swallowing; the throat ln-comc, red,
and patches of whlta exudation appear,
and the glands ol tho neck swell. In
mild cases, these symptoms subside on
the third or fourth day Irom the ap
pearance; if more severe, tbeso symp
toms may bo prolonged ; if unfavora
ble, the fever increases, tho local in
fluinmation spreads, und exhaustion
rapidly follows. " . ' ."
rRKIMSPlMtlNfl CONDITIONS.
'In K Pr.nsoN, Diphtheria Attacks
by preference children between the
ages of one and ten years, the greatest
mortality being in the second, third
and fourth );ars; children, of feeble
constitution, and, those weakened py
previous sickness, and tboso suffering
from catarrh, croup, and other forms
ol throat affections. , ' '" . . J' ,
Social Kblationh. All classes are
liable to diphtheria where it is Prevail.
ing, but those suffer most severely who
live on low, wet grounds; in houses
with imperfect drains, or surrounded
by offensive inutleis, as privies, decay
ing animal or vegetable refuse; in
dump rooms, as cellars ; iaovercrowded
and unvcntilutcd apnrlmcnts.
Skasons. Diphtheria in notaffeclod
by either heat or cold, drought or ruin.
paroAt'TioNS.' -c
TlIK Dwt.LI.INd OR Apartmknt.
Cleanliness in and around the dwelling,
ml pure air in living and sleeping
rooms, aro of the utmost Importance
wherever any contagious disease is
prcvuihi.g, as cleanliness, tends both
to prevent and mitigate it. Kvery
kind and source of filth around aud in
the house should bo thoroughly re-
msved; cellars and Ion I areas cleaned
and disinfected ; drains should bo put
in perfect repair; dirty walls and ceil
ings should bo limo-washed, and every
occupied room should be thoroughly
ventilated. Aiartnicnts which havo
been occupied by persons sick with
diphtheria should bo cleansed with
disinfectants, ceilings lime-washed, And
woodwork painted, tho carpets, bed
clothes, up-holstered furniture, etc., ox
posed many days to fresh air and the
sunlight (all articles which may be
boiled or subjected to high degrees of
beat should be thus disinfected). Much
rooms should bo exposed to currents
of fresh air for at least one week be-
fore re-occupation.
Wgu. Cini nRRN. n hen diphtheria
is prevailing, no child should be allowed
lo kiss strango children nor those Buf
fering Irom sore throat (tho disgusting
custom of compelling children to kiss
every vistor it a well contrived method
of propagating other gravo diseases
than diphtheria), nor should it sleep
with, or be confined to rooms occupied
by, or use article, as toys taken in
tho mouth, handkerchiefs, etc., belong
ing to children having sore throats,
croup, or catarrh. If the weather is
cold, tho child should bo warmly chid
with flannels.
Vt II F.N JIII'IITHKKIA IS IN Till lloUSF.
on IN Title Fauii V The well children !
OR IN TnK rAMII.v. int wen (Ulliiren
shouiii no Kept scrupulously apart Irom
tho sick, in dry, well aired rooms, and
every possihlo source of Infection
through the air, by personal contact
with the siek and by articles used
alsint them or in their rooms should
bo rigidly guarded. Every attack of j
sore throat, croup, or caturrh should
bo at once attended to. Tho feeble
should have invigorating fiwl nnd
treatment.
Sick Ciiii.i.iikn.-TIic sick should'
lie rigidly Isolated in well aired (the'
sir being ciiliivly changed at least
hourly), uiiliglited rooms, tho outnowj
iji mi I'uiiig no mi ni. I'unnium lliruilgq
the external windows by depressing
tbo upicr and elevating the lower sash,
or a chimney heated by firo in ait open
lire place. All discharges from the
mouth and nose should be received intd
Vessel.) containing disinfectants, or Up-1
on clot lis which are immediately burned' i
or, if not burned, thoroughly boiled or!
placed uuder the disinfecting fluid.
While scarlatina, small-pox and en- i
, . , .
tel le fever are scourging Humorous
cities in England, diphtheria is now
i.,.-.iti..,. in ..l.t 1,1.11' 1 ha ..111.- -.IU.!"0"!"- A" 'r aloerylowrorco.borr.onlry
1 f " I
which thit bureau holds (.'orrespontl
eiiet) in tho I'nited Stales, and it il
more Ait id In iiiiinerotis Interior towns
and cities thnn it is in this eitv. Mo
other infections malady mora miiiera
lively demands tho best resource ol
medical and sanitary knowledge to
limit its prevalence and savo life,!
Siiuiliiry precautions havo siiprein
linpiirlanco In this disease.
To the I'orerroing wo add tho Pillow.
Intf from other sources ;
Diphlhorl is a highly ratal diseaso
at all ages of life, and especially so in
Infant on account of tho insidious
manner of lis attack, no violent symp
tom being usually manlll'sted In It
early stsirs and tho little sufferer bo-'
iuj nimble or not knowing how to
direct tht) attention uf thoso nlmnt
tl,n.,. I m 1 1.. ..r .!.'.. ...... I.:-, i.
Is fivipiontly Mrmitted lo (trow beyoad j
tbo reach of aiteeosnful rntnlical Jnier.
(ereno. It I. a eornmo,, ocounoo U
tho oxperioneo or tl phrsWsn who
have had any exten.ivp4eticomonB
children, to dud a child suffering three
or four days und ofton-tiinos an entire
week from diphtheria without tho
parents or relatives having the slight
est idea what part of the body was
affected or the faintest suspicion tutl
the child's illness was of a deadly char
acter. According to a large experience, both
in privulo practice and in public in
stitutions, I have found diphtheria, as
a rule, lo be eusily controlled when
tho propor reined ius are applied from
tho very outset ; while on the other
hand, if the disease is allowed to pro
gress unmolested for over twenty four
hours the chances lor a safe recovery
even when the bust medical treatment
known Is used, are lessened at least
fifty and perhaps seventy-five per cont.
So .true is this that at the New York
Foundling Asylum, the Sisturs of Chari
ly, in their capacity us nurses, huvo
been taught by a largo experience, to
examine tho throat of every child who
upjicars lo be 111, whether its symptoms
point to that pint of the body or not.
In this way they have detected A num
ber of cases ol diphtheria that might
otherwise have boon overlookod.
This precaution is to ho regarded as
a point of the greatest importance in
any plan of resist anee against this
treacherous niuludy. Motbersor nurses
should examine their children's throats
on tho first indication of appearing
sick or complaining. This ran be
dono by looking into the throat, in a
cleor light, during a spell of crying, or
by holding the longito down in tba
bottom of tbo mouth with the handle
of nn ordinary sjioon ; the further back
the handle is carried the plainer the
throat will be oxiosed. There need
tie no fear in performing this simplo
but vnltiablo operation, as it gives no
pain, however much it may cause tho
child to resist . . It the throat looks red,
angry nnd swollen, medical advice
should bo sought immediately ; for 1
repeat it is only In tho incipioney of
the disease that it can bo effectually
checked.' Even though tho case bo
not One of genuine diphtheria, it is ad
visablo to act with the aamo prompt
ness as If it was, for during the preval
ence of this affection the slightest sore
throat may take on tho character ot
the true disease, nnd consequently re
quires to bo us speedily checked, tho
samo, as bowel disorders do whon
cholera is prevalent.
If this prccnslioh Is faithfully ob
I ir 11.1, il.,., i i'..;.i.r,.ii.. i. 1
served, medicitl science of tbo present
duy is prepared lo cope successfully
with this formidahlo monster of dis
ease. ...il..
' Pinch telegraphed r "I have been
stabbed in tbo house of my friends
tho old Abolition Statu of Vermont did
it." Privately, he is of tho opinion
that his rejection will give Louisiana
lo the Democrats. ' '
RANTED., ,
' ' . BY ,
N. E. ARNOLD,
tl'HK!m-IXE, r..
. Arnold & Hartshorn.
JOO.OOtr StMach leBBVest hlng;tea. .
I O.OOO pxHinda of Wool.
Pertiee baaing long Bhlngloa or Wool (or elth
or) wlH do well te roll a are. Tka bigbeet may
bet price paid nt all tttnaa.
, Ateo, a full aad complete alock of !
! DRY GOODS.;
! HATS & CAPS, J
BOOTH NHOKH,
G ROCER I ES, FLOr; R , FEEL),
' SALT, PKOVISIONS, &c,
which will bo acid at renaiahle prlrre, or el!
ebangei fur ehlni lee or wool.
N. R. ARNOLD.
Carwanavllla, May i, lilt.
Down I Down II
THE LAST ARRIVAL
AND OF COURSK TUB CHEAPEST t
A Proclamation against High Prices;
WR are aow opening ap a Int of the boot aad
moat eoaenualile Oooda and Waree erer
eAVred la Ibie market, and at pricoo that remind
' ft"""1 oW 4' of ,h,F UI"II Thoee
wklw, f.ilh ,p0, ,ki, poih w doom or aUo-
gen., aoporsuou, bom not
C..LL AT OtH STORE,
Corner Front and Mnrket etreetr,
Where thoy 00a ceo, feel, boar and know for tbom
aelvea. To fully aaderataad what are cheap gooda
Ihte meat bo done. Wo do not deem it Boneeeery
to oaemeralo and itemiae ear atnik. It ia enough
M aa to auto that
We have Everything that ia Needed
aad konaumad In tbia market, and at prleot tket
aeiiiatea aero, oio anoennng.
teats JOShl'U bTtAW A SOS.
-
n VN I EL GOODMNDF.lt,
l.tTIIKRSurRfl, PA
' , Dealer la
j) y GOODS, NOTIONS,
HOSIEltT & GLOVKS,
-MATS A CAPS and BOOTS A 8UOES,
haoao, Omcerlea and Fl.b, Italia, Hardware,
iueoneware ana i.iattware. Nan a an
. - Jloya' Clothing, Drug., Painta,
Oila, Sckoul Uoohi,
. a large lot of Valenl Mcdlclnca,
Cna llet, Nuta A Dried Fruit., Cheeoe and Crack-
ore, Hock and Ritle rowdar,
r'biur, Crain and Potatoes,
. Cu or and Timothy Sood,
Be Leaiher, Momocoa, l.lnlnge, Itlndlnga aad
Thread, Bhoomakara' Toole and
Shoo Finding..
Mo greater variety of gooda in nay Itore la the
proouoe at the Cheap Coraer,
Mny I, Ifjh.
JtKW 8TOKE UND NEW GOODS
; iUS. SHAW 61 SON
' liars juat opsntxl a .
Saw Sront, on Main 8t..Ci.iasriai., Pa
latelr occupied l.y Wm. t. IRWIN.
1 ' . Thalr stock cosalalrol !
lXLUr Cl 03 (3L OD SK
Haoetsiu of iht heat quality, f )
n.ie.ei.e,. tln.. 1 C?l t
r.. ininb, uwia uiiu olluajB,
' " . . J ,1"..,,, , , .
and rverjr trtloi noeoeoarr for
. -i a , . . ..
" on'i comfort.
Call aod tiemiiie our stock Lofor par
ohaalng tlaawhor. May 9, IS66-tf
J ' It. ' M'MUIt R AY
"ILL RUPfLY Tou with A!tT artici.i
7.VfcV EXl
.,. ... . -,.
NEW , WASHINGTON.
pUrrltanrini. -HARTSWICK
k IRWIN
KKCONU 8TRCRT,
CLEARFIELD, PA,, J
. , UBALIIItS IX ... a
PUUK DRUUS!
" C1IBM1C AL8I,
PAINTS, OII.S, l)YK S I WF
VAKNISIIKS, , . , 1
., . D HIS II He7, . .
. . .. ! . PMRFtFMKRT,-'
- FANCY OOona
. i "TOILET AltTICLKS,'
.... OF ALL KtNM, ,
PURE WrKES AMD HQlORS,
for madlelaal pnrpooot.
Traeeee, Supporter,, Behool Rueko and 9tatloa
try, and all other artielee uaoally , ( .
found in a Drug Store.
PHYSICIANS" PRKSCRIPTIONS CARK
t'UI.LY COMPOtlNOKD. Hawing a Urge e
porioaoo la Ihe bnainaaa they oaa glee oat Ire eat.
lefbrttoa. r
J. O. HARTSWICK,
JOHN F. IRWIN.
Clearfield, Deeember IS, 1,74.
BIGLER, YOUNG & REED,
i ' : i ftuoMWon lo Pojur-yi A Ymng,) "
FOUNDERS & MACHINISTS
... Muttfutarm of - i
,.i f t'.i.-.jiM.' i . t r .
fOBTABLE dc STATIOIIi HI
STEAM ENGINES
Comer of Fourth and Fin, Streeta
CLEARFIELD. PA.
f T A VINtl ongiigod to tba uaoofactare of Iret
II elaaa MACHINERY, we reepeetfully Inform
-e publla that wa an aow prepared ta III all
order, a. cheaply aad at promptly at oaa be doae
ta any of the rltlra. Wa naanfaetsro and deal la
Malay and Oirenlar Saw-Milli
Read Blocka, Waler Wneeln, Bbelliug Policy
Oitord'a Injector, Steam Oangee, Steam Wblrtlee,
Onera, Tallow Cape, Oil Cat.a, Oang Cork,, Ait
Cocka, Globe Valvee, Cheek Val.ee, wroegkt I roe
Flpoe, l.eam Poaipa, Roller Feed Tampa, Anti
Frlotlnn Matroe, Soap Rtoae Packing, tram Faob
n. and all klndt of MILL WORK 1 logotaer
with Plows, Sled Snlea. , .
COQKAXD PARLOR STOVES,
'I and other CARTIXOS of all kinda. ' '
tT-Ordere aollcltoil end llled at tny pricoi
All lettera of Ininilry with reference to maiihtuer)
of oar maaafactare promptly aiiewered, byaddrae
ing aa at CloarRel.l, Pa.
Jannt.tf IltOLER, YOl'SU A t:Kh;t.
Thf Bell's Sun Woolen Factor;,
Pmin ttibip, Clarill4 On.. T.
llt'HUi) i;ti
B U R.N E D U IP!
TtivinltMrilM-ri )tvt,t grtml tebf, riJtHtIt
it?,;hlmrh(4ti tcepl(jr, It, tbo errtlion uf 4 Irrt
in VVooUn Nn.fclf.ry. wuh all thf mtn
iMrtrnvtaUtntt stltvrbmj, hi pifn-i i miikt
nil kii.fi 1 ff CMltv, 0wiMiwrt, Hntin-tu, I(Im
ktrt, iVlBo.U, tin. Pl.Bty f roodf M ho4 It
inpply all ournltl ol a iboniJ m flacioaiara
wbitta wa aak to emt anil axamlne mtu tok,
Th hnnintSFl of
CAMDIXO AND ri LUXO ' "
!U fMflti olir' -t-;Ur attanlloa. nilt
irarFPia4tif will W t- rtwlrt ani 4lvw
Wtwl, ta Mil evatntmra. All wwk mmmnUd aad
loati upoa tin hurtcat atitlM, and by atrtat at taa
t.tia to bnt-itiw wa hoi tu realiia a 1iart.l ikart
u pqoiio ftairntiMfFa. . -
IO,(Mm POt'KIS WOOL WAltTHD? '
W will nay ttic nlthoKt aiarkrt tiHre Ar f im.
and aril nr naaa faint mnd gw4$ aa law m triiallar
(osU tmm kw k-Jt.gbl im tha Muaty, al wkvat
vt fH to randcr raaMn.bU fttiffaetioa wa tu
alwaya b found at bona r4y to taaka prrpat
apiKtiBiirrn, wjiinrr m pt?rwB or BT Ifltcr,
tIAMKS JOHNSON tt flONH.
.rilMtf : , Bowar P. 0.
ERRA COHA STANDING VASES,
IIANG1NG VASEtS,
Stove Lining and Fire Brick.
krpt oonilkBtlj ?B bD'l. .,.
STOVE AD EARTI1E.VARE
OF FVRIIT DB.CRIPTIO!
CROCKS! POTS! crocks:
riahrr'a Patau! Au-tlKlit tVII . Krallng
a-rwii a anal
lll'TTKR CHOCKS, with li.lt.
CP. KAN CROCKS, MII.K t.'KOl'kr,
- nrri,r.-iii i i r.H i nuta,
PICKI.F. CHOCKS,
FLOW ICR POTS, PIR lUKIIKd
. 8TKW POTS.
And a (real many other tblngt toe autnamai to
meotlna, In be bnd at
FRED'K. LEITZINGER'S ,
8T0NE - WARE , POTTERY,
Cortier ol Cherry and Third Street,,
CLKARFIKLII, PA.
angl
MARBLE A ST1HE YARD !
Uu. H. 8. L 1 1 I) K L Ij,
Hating eagaged la Ihe Marble beilaeat, d.tlrae
ta Inform her frlendt and tba pnblie that the ka
aow aad will keep conalantlr an ban J a Inrga and
well relented tloc a of ITALIAN AND VKRMONT
MARBLE, and la pratoorxl to farnlak ta order .
TOMnSTOXKS,' - ' . , , i
; box An ctiADi.ETOMRg,'
. . , .' '.. ' MONl'MKNTS,
Carba aad Poata for Cemrlery Uu, Window
Cilia aad Cape, alao, -Bt'RRAII,
TARI.R AND WASH STANII
TOPS,- A lo.
,bOA-Vard on Reed etreer, near Iba R, R. Depot,
Cleeraald, Pa.
Jel.rt
Clearfield Nursery.
BNCOUKAGK 1IOMR INDU8T BY.
THR andarttgaej, bating ettabllihed a Nur
aery ea the 'Plko, about kelfwey belweea
Claa.ai,l aad Curwrnaellle. le prepered aa far
al.k all kinda af FHl'IT THICKS, letaadard aad
dwarf,) krergreoaa, (hrnbliery, llrapa Vine.,
Iloo.eherry, Lawt4a Blackberry, Strawberry,
and Raapberry Vlaoe. A'aa. Siborioa Orak Treat,
Oatnoe, and oariy aaarlot Kbahare, Aa. Ordera
promptly attradod I. , Adore..,
. ' J. D. WRI0IIT.
tat..S- " - ' Cor... ..III., p..
WILLIAM It. HKNRYf Josticr
"ril Pbaps abb SrarvBaaa, LUMBBA
0IT1T. tMloetleae made aad m.a.e proa oil,
awe. aYrueteoe egraemtat earn emde ol
teoaafl ooe warraatod ear
, , ,
7
ALLEGUBISY HOTKL,
(Market St , bet. Third end Kuril.,)
The eubaeritier baring aeeewo proprietor of
tbit hotel, would reapeeMully aah a llWral there
of publla patronage. I'tioee reduood to ait Ike
llnte.
Jo.t).7rlt' '" O.X. I.KIPOI.DT. -
s
UWiURIIANNA IIOUSK.
CUnWKNSVILLK, FA,
JiKWIO HKAD.A-aerKiaiua.
liarleg boeomo proprietor or Ihla Hotel, t
would reeireelluliy aelietl tba palroa.ge r lb,
poblio. tlwute leaaantl, aud aoavaeiiolly til.
uated i a -.1. refilled aad refural.bed ; g.iod earn,
pie rouma altaahod. . All raUread liaiae etop at
tbia koaee. , .,, . . ,, ,, , jaaJS ft
Siu w "iious, "
(Oor. el Market A Fruot alreH.,1
CLKAHt'IF.i.1), I'A.
The uoder.ignad having Ukaa charge of thit
Hotel, Woaki retpoatlally eollcil iiui,'lic patronara
Jaa 1 7 1 l. K FIILLkhTOM.
W" "asiTixgtun " Voi7ke, '.:T
KKW WASIIINuTON, Pa'
Till, ataw end well hiMiLbrd koe.. hat leoa
tak.a by tin aniortlgnad. lie reel, aoaldeal ot
being able to reader tatlafaelion to thoto ivbo mar
favor ana with a call.
May I, ISIS. O. W. DAVIS, Prop',.
UITIIUI UOtJUK,""'"
. .Oapo.lte tba Court Uoaaaw. ... .
LOCK ITAVKNrJi jlK'A.
J.lt ri HAIJIALA KP.OH, Prop'a.
LOYD HOUSE,
Mala Street, r.
PUILIPSBUKU, t-KJiK'A.
r.. - iw -i i u. marael
Bg public ia Invited lo call.
. nvoae i I.U11J.
THE MANSION HOUSE.
Cornerof Booondaad Market St recta.
CLEAariLu, rx.
Till! old aad eommodloaa Hotel bat. durin,
oka aM. baoa aala. ao lu a..w M -former
oapaelty for the ealertalBinrat of elraa.
gara aad gaeata. The whole building baa heea
referaiaked, and tka proprietor will apart Be
paiaa ta reaaer ttl getlta awmiortalile while
auylng wltk kirn.
AO-The 'Maaaloa floutt" Omall.at ran. u
aad from tbt Depot ea tbe arrival and depertnre
or eeeh train. J011H DOUUIIEKTy,
SfrA 'ttf - Proprietor
gauiis. ,
Joan Ptrrog, Prat. , J. F. Baan, Cathirr
urwnNvIll Bank.
Anthoriaed C.plUI......... le.ot
Paid op Cepltal ... Aw.n-l)
(iiK-BBM riaar sinoaaL nang.J
JOHN fATTON. - - Or. p. FKTfKH.
AARON W. PA TCH IN, Ho. J. P. HtiYT.
STOCKHOLDERS, NDIVfDiALI.T IIHLR
Do a grnnine banking buelne.i. Aorounu
aollaltad.
Carwonttitle, Pa, Jaa. II," IITt m '
t. K. aanoLB.
s. w. anaoLB.
j. a. tkxol.
F. K. ARNOLD & CO.,
Banker) and Brokreo,
Reynoldarllle, Aerarema Co., Pa,
Money received on deporit. Dlwoanu at ae
derate relet. Eaetaro aad Foreiga Biekange at.
were aa kaad aad eoMcoUoao-promptlr made.
RoyBoldarille, Deo. 18, lljt.-ly ,, .. ,
County National Bank,
F CLEARFIKLD, PA.
ROOM In Maanatn Balldlng, one door Bortk ot
C. D. Waleon't Drag Blare. . .
Faeoago Tioketa ta aad from Liverpool, Uoaoaa.
town, Ulaagow, Loudon, Pari, and Coiieahagca.
Alaa, Draft, for aala OB tha Royal Bank of Ireland
aad Imperial Baok of London.
JAMES T. LEONARD, PreeX
W. M. SHAW, Oaehier. lltltfd
DREXEL 4 CO., "
Ho. 14 Houth Third Btrcwt, Phna lrlphla
. BwMJTHKRK, .
And Dealers in Government Securities.
Applh-alloa by mail will receive prompt anon
tloa, aad all iafarmatlaa oAeerfelly lenriebod
Ordera eolietod. ..... . w. Aprilll.tr.
gfnt.5trii.
STEWAET 4 BLA.OKBUEN,
. ... DENTISTS, . '
Cwrweaierille, ClearAeld Ceaty, P. ua'a
(OBJco fa Oatae1 Haw Building.)
, Cwtwenavllla, u li, 1871-ly.
D
ESTISTRY.-
Ha. In, determined lo locate la Caroeueeille
fur tba porpoie af panaing my preJeailea, I
hereby offer my eereeoee to lao pekllo. I hove
)at Initkad a term of dental iaetraotioat wader
the bel tcachara of the Peoaeylraeia College or
Dental Surgery in Philadelphia, aad nm now
prepared to oterale all work portaiaiag te drat,
tatry ia tba beet maaaer, wltk tke laleil Imprevo.
menta.. All work gaarantood U giro entire aah
l.faolion a. ta qnality aad duration. Teeth e.
tracted without aaia. Room ia aew Bank oaiU-
lag. For further Information apply In pereoa or
addreee K. M. THOMPoOX,
cbSltS lf. i Carwaaevllb), Pa.
r a7m , hilTs "
Wfttilt. rgtvavirBBii BAtir. ki.h.ii.ki.
I km I km kau --J - - - Ak. 1UTI
aawnia ! tv ft " peff Prf , OT
l-lj.OO f..r doablti tH. Far tuj tpnuf
mmlaf it Ui Hn tin, to bare act) aa
mi, will g?t (be (tami mi for .3.oe, tr 117. !
Mrl.. t t
TttMn iavariftbly Cah.
Cl..ral,l, Jl- 1, 1874.
Vint At. TllrTU t. AA AA ...
GEORGE E. ROBACKER,
wantaaiLi PRtt.au t)t
' " . WINES AXD MQrOltS,
. ". CLEARFIELD, PA.
Mv place of bn.lnaat la on Market etrerl.di.
recti, oppoeite tbe Court Houre, where t dr.iro
to haepa foil .look f FtlRR LIQfORS, ant
will warrant them to be ewob ta my eaomer..
Oieomeaoall. toly II, '! If.
WHOlisIilLTQlTOB STORE."
At the end of tbe aew bridge,
WEST CLEARFIELD, PA.
The proprietor of-tht, aarabltthmrnt olll bay
bit lle,nnra dlroal from dimillere. partial hatinn
from tbto boooa will a ewre to get a pare irtnh
at a email aiargin ab.,va eo.t. Held beeper, oaa
bo farnlMled with liquore on reoeonabte aerial
Pare wine, and brandlee direct from Scelej't
Vinery, at Ralb, New York.
HIOROE 1. COLtlCR
Clearleld. Juae IS, ll'i-tf.
soi.r paopRiKTons of Titr.
CELEBRATED
1
-eirrf
OfmlkarSAttt.'t'8'- '
- A.M
OH.BTa:t'KH'H
TONIC HERB BITTERS.
, SKXD rot MICK LIST. .
Ill KV A I II It 1ST.
" 11 H. Ad mrrwl, '" "
PIIII.AIIKI.PIIU.
Match tl, ISTA.
READING FOR ALL!!
HOOKS STATrOXERY
Market St., t'lrarflrlrl, (t the Pool Hike.)
THE Siider.lgried boge leave to announ.ie t.
the eitlerae of CleorSeld and vieiotty, that
ha kaa Sited ap a rooea and kao Ja.t retaraed
from tbo eSy with a large ataeant. of re.dia
mailer, eoa.ltting ia part af
Biblci ud Miidellaneoui Booki,
Blank. Aecoaet nad Paaa Ranba af ovary da
acripliaa i Pom, aad Ravalapoe, Freaek prewed
and plain i Pane and Peneilat Hlaak Lrl.1
Paper, leei!a. Mortgage Judgment, Flew,
Hon and I'rOmiaarv woleat White and Paret
meal Brief, Legal Cap, Beeord Cac, aad Rill Ceo,
Sheet Mu4c lot either 1'iaao, Hale or Vtolta.
eon.lantly ua hand. Aajt booha ar itatlaatrl
deiired ikal I mav aol bora oa aaa.l.olll he aMaret
hv flitt eipreaa, and aold at wboU-rale or retail
lo anil raelomrra. I will aleo keep periodical
lltrretoro, tack at alaxaulaee, Newepaimr Ac.
P. A. OAlLIS.
Clearleld, Slay I, IA If
VAMUni.E PltOI'ERTY
FOR balk or for rust.
Tbo ealawriher gl.ee actio, that he will eilM'
rent or mill bia dwelling aad atore propanr, an
nate on Reed elrael, adjoloiag the Lvooard ll'iate.
In the borough ol (tearlold, Pa. Tbe ttora
If It X St tool. The Awolliog be ace eoataial
rooaat aad a kMebea oo aba Brat alary, eat
room, ea Ibe around elery. Tho etere reed
eaa be bad at oaco, and the doelllag pcUe
o tad afte, i bo IK of Joty. Far rariber r"
nuare, auaroae ae epwly tt tbo anarooigare -he
paomieeo. . vlgo. U. FAtMlOAlk
Clearleld. Pa. H.e 1. tt.ll