Clearfield Republican. (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, April 19, 1876, Image 2
She j&t publican. ' , Giokur D. Goodlamdib, Editor. CLKARFI EL 0, Pa." , WKDNBSDAYMOHNINU. APRIL It, UTS. . Reader, If you wnnl tn know whet going an lo tl.ebutlne,, world, Jo,l read out advcrtUlag oolomm, tbe Spteial oolitmn to pBrtlaolar. "Hold the fort," Juckwm ! The Lcgwliitiiro has agreed to' ad journ m the Bth of May. next. H'rtri.ketl" vrlmlry und "I'nmltcd" )ti;islalinn seem, to tvotil.lo Quito n n umber of Sluti'Mueii just now. ' "o miileitiuid that Moody and Sun key are not tho only parties now cn frngod in holding forta. .,. Somo of the Junior Know Xotliiiigtt ,havo engaged in Uio tort holding busi now.. Go abend boys. ' i- . An incondiary caused a Boriouafiro at Mcrlimiiofilmrjr, Cumberland county, on tbc 1Mb. Inst. Urns, .40,000. Clnpp.thegovernmflnt printer, tcomii to bo in as bad a fix as Belknap. Well, something teems to ail all onr loyal statesmen. On Good Friday night, hint eleven vears ago, President Lincoln wnt ss- Muwinatcd at Ford's Theatre-, in Wash ington. ' ' Wouldn't it bo well for President Grant to lock tho doors and fasten tho windows of the Wbito House, so that no guilty man can oscapc? Businmh. Tho Democratic State Central Committed meets at Harris- l.tirrr on to-morrrm1. Chairman Mc Clelland is determined to go to work at once. Colfax declares in his lectures that in his retirement Irom the cares of pub lic lifo lie has found his "life drcuin." Hush! J)on't wake him. Let him dream. " 1 ' Mules, mines, moths, hopi and whis ky, bave been somo of the afflictions of tho prcseut administration, and it is said it has como very near ,:seeing rats," too. Jladical despatches from Washing ton state that Belknap is in a hopeful mood. If that is so, he possesses more impudonco than many of his "post tradors" do. . Thomas Jefferson rodo on hoi'seback to Washington, hitched bis liorso to a rail fenco and walked ovor and was in augurated ; but it wouldn't be snfo for a President to try that now, as while ho was being sworn in, one of llicCnb inet oOicittls might steal bis horse. Poor "Bab." The Grand Jury of the District nf Columbia lias indicted Con. Babcoclt as one of Iho principals engage'.! ill llie luiuoiis sine niirgmrj , which occurred In Washington a little over a year agov, I'oor "Bab" ! JIo has just jumped out of tho ft Louis whisky ring frying-pan into the con spiracy firo at tho Capitol. 1 The Democratic olliciuls of the Ohio Penitentiary bave nil boon removed to give place to Republicans. Tho chango of politics will doubtless inako tho boys in tho building a littlo more at home. Thoy will fool as though they had fallen into tho hands of thoir friends nnd'rclato tUd trno "inward ness" of their misfortunes to them without fear. . - , "Repbesektative" Jqwinals. Thu Pittsburg Pml, BclMbnU) Watchman, Philadelphia Commnnxcfulth, Butler7iT nW, and Lancaster Intrlligrnrrr. What a flock of them ! This much wo know about them : . The editors of threo of them havo been candidates annually for nearly fiftcerr yenrs. It is well enough that wo have but few such "representative" journalists. Stux Vndeb Firk. Tho "crooked" legislation indulged in at llarrisburg tho present session by somo of tho members, is undergoing a thorough in vestigation on tho part of the commit tees of tbo two Houses. As tho sessions of the committees aro hold in secret, the Aiblio will ol coarse have nothing SMlfltSnliiil to rely upon until they t. it . :H , . . t 1 ' bodies. All elso is more cuiijecturo, Rather Cool Like tub Weatheb. Tho F.inpuror und Kuipress of Bra zil and their .Suite, landed ut Now York on Saturday. A lot of tho Wash ington officials went over to Xow York ' lo welcome tbem, but Iho snobs were nluruiou that tuo party ware travel ing in tba capacity of private ladies md gentlemen, and wanted nnno ot our circus oxliil. lions on tlieir oeeonnt. llnwni-o von Rol.ea.on ? The Hiou Cow or iMrr.AciiiiEM. Yesterday was tho lime llxcd tor tho late Rceretary of Win. Belknap to apear befi.ro tho I'nlted States Senate, to answer for the high crimes and misdemeanors, bo. lias committed for a series of years. . Judge Black, Malt' Carpenter and Montgomery Blair, are bis counsel. Of the result, we of rotirso know nothing at this dis tance from tho scene. Mor War 1U u.r.rs. It ia said that a boom bomb shell explodod at Har- rislmrg on Saturday. A member ofi the House who had taken a flOO bribo, upon learning that some 'of his col leagues bad pockutod from $50Q ti. 92,000, went hefnre thoonmmiltoe and slapped down bis packago of (.100, and authorised tho committoo to expend tho money for charitable purposes. For tbo truth of this story womnsl wait for the report, of the committee. ,J)Pi'DE('. TboPerry oounly Ikm serai is of the opinion that it is ralbar impnrtVnt in ' Hfpubllcnn papers to rbttrgo tho Democrats for not doing something with the financial question nd . the tariff, when it it reuetnborod 'that that-party had the exolutivo coo itrol of nil tho-departments of tho na lioiutl government for fifteen years, and failed to adopt a policy on these two questions 4lin4vn satisfied them toWo. liaprptinenoe and imbecility were nrrct rnnrv clnraMr fflliM, ' " ' The editor ol" the Vhilaileliihia Pre. Col. Forney, .uk up tlio ,.ruwlli.N.! of tho liadicnl Hlnto Convontion ol amui Lon.ui.aj; ... -u "--. or il,o ...ember. ..( .ho . t It- . Al . ,Vr, i-stiotl U.elolli.wUiKpNMmjlory to tlio Huufv Pn.n.pr..)t,joHlw l0 ,ik, Arttb, ond to tlio iivat party of the nation', "For South Cnroliim, the ptvnuiit is u I, ii i .i.... eriti.itl I line. Jtwvi. uu ...no, u.i; Stale iioimIs honest govornment In there any probability of bor iwuriiif such u blessing ut tho hands of the faction which now control tho organi sation?;' We answer emphatioally, no. Tho people vaii not expect honest gov- ormuent whilo llicy.ulluw such rogues., as John J. Patterson, und his hordo of fom( U tho cu80 0f carpet baggers to m l as their agenU. j mHtl j, Nuvjn ,. tl0 ,)roprio. Freemen, who make rulers out of such.. , - , i.lMl.r TMlter. chamcd stufT, deserve to bo rubbed and plun-wilb iwillih(, a 8llIlJtty edition U.xreof. j d.wd. The clilor in quvslimi c1osoh:01. phyn,,.;,,,, friend ,o ol soem bis lumenlution thus: "Tho in.tma-l)o. k))OW l(t .), ,, Sabbath ! lignai.t enemy ol Nmlli t.an.lina eoiild wish her no worso fato than to bo gov erned as this kind of politicians govern, while her well wishers must be ap palled by tho prospect." Tho Colonel knows tho whole tribe John J. Patter son & Co.-r-and therefore be writes knowingly and truthfully of tho free booters who Infest that once proud Commonwoallh. " . ' ' A Pl-r.A ron Schejick. A special from Washington to the Philadelphia Press the other day, says : "Tho Pres ident intimated in conversation with a friend to-day that ho would not makj an appointmont of a diplomatic rcpro- sontalivo lo tho Court of St. names un til after the pending investigation into tho connection of ox-Ministor Schenck with tho Kmma Mine transaction bad been completed. As tho inquiry into tho details of this unlorlunato affair progresses the government is becom ing satisfied that tbo representations which bave bcenmado against thehon csty of t'10 motives which actuated General Schenck, are not founded on truth or justice. In event of it being satisfactorily shown that (Jon. Bcbenck was a victim to the schemos of the pro jectors of tho business, and that bo did not knowingly induco English subjects to invest in tho enterprise, it is not at all improbablo bu( that Gen. Schenck will be reappointed and sent back to the English Court as a vindication of his official and personal charctor. It will yot be some days before this in vestigation will have a termination. Schonck and his-friends foel confident of his exoneration from thu charges which havo boon mado." Well,Schcnck was a failure as a General, an abortion as a Congressman, and if be succeeds as a Diplomatist, it will be a miracle to everybody oxcept Grant. DisnRArtruL. It teems that the . , . , present Administration is not disposed vo nave our cuuiiujr rv-i v--twii wi uj a gentleman at the Court of Great Britain, but that we must continuo lo bo disgraced by n blackguard of tho Butlor persuasion. Tho Philadelphia Time in alluding to this matter says : "Thara ta talk 10a of 8?haoek't raappaiDtnaal aa Miaiatar to Kaglaad. Tbay bava aawala Lon don recaiTed diract from Warbingtun lo aba afloat that tba (raat pa bar-player will b last bab, and tba WaabioKtoa tpastala my Preaideal Uraal baa (ImkHfltlnSr "wpniMfo Kt.fll,AlkWtr!t't(-- mlttea on foraiirn rjlalra baa tniabad lareatlrat InitSahanok. Tbil looka aa tboafb tba Praaldtat .utad auah n iaduiio. of bin. if u anan mail nut ...mil kin. k no. Inn KkiI. Ob Iho whole, perha.in, tkla would be beat. Uen Ratler will not permit tba HeaaU ta noof rsa a entln tftB and eebolar of tba Dana tyHi, and If tba po ll lion ninat be tiled by n politician of tka lluller aobool, tienernl Sabenflk aighl na well go haak aad (111 II kinjeaif till tka ath af Marob, 1S77. Tbara la thii at laeet to be aa.d for kini that tka Kngltib now know bin tberougbly, and naltbar at poker nor In tba etoek marbat la ka likely to Dopes them any mora, wblle a now man, w.tk tba aamo aonntity of morale, aaignt land tbem Into aoma other aarapo. Laleee ka u pro Eared to nontioate n etateiutan and to stand by m, Ornnt wonld hattor atiek to Mekanek." A Good Man Gone. We regret that we are compelled tochroniolethe death of Hon. Ooorgo Scott, of Columbia county, formerly Canal Commissioner of this Stato, and President of the Pennsylvania State Agricultural Socie ty, who died on tho 6th inst. Tho deceased was an active and public spirited citiicn, and wns tho acting Secretary of the Centennial Board ot managers. Ho was ono of tho few mon left, who bad servod many years in public lifo and died an honest man. Tbo allurements and tomptations held out to him whilo in office never decoy ed bim from the path of rootitudo so as to enrich himself. Prcfering to serve bis constituents fuilbtully to tbo boat of hit ability, and draw no more thnn his legal salary from the public's pockets, ' Another Waif i Taoimr.. Tho Hon. Jasper D. Ward, of Chicago, ex Congressman and ex-Unilod SUntos D.Htr.et Atlnrnov lime tMMn inrl.nlMl bv tbo Grand Jury in that city for "crook cdnoss," and bis bail has been fixed at 615,000. Tho oftenso with which tho distinguished western pifigon is charg ed is tbat he conspired with eortniu members of tho whisky ring to remove seven or eight thousand barrels of whisky from a distillery in Chicago ! at Washington of bit intimate assoeia wilhout first putting tho propor rev-1 ljon w,ith tbosato-burglary thieves, and . ..... t. tiZ ii.tr Shepherd district ring, tbo rovola- ei.uo stamps on tho same Half of UM Whitley rtili, will go to those western "Christian Hlatosmon" , bow that if hit previous character was will full by tho way -side, if "Iho gov- good, tbo ppmpany ho kept was notori eminent" doe, not slop prosecuting! ously bad, and this would go bard witb (!)Cnl j him on a second indictment. tiff- Brazen KrrRoxiKnv. That special dolnellvn Bull who l.na hiuin In Oinnt'n . ' ... employ for fifteen years, and who has recently been making some music ba- foro Clymor's committee, is now pro nounced a fraud by tho very men who havo employed him lor many years. A Radical exchange says : "11(11 ii nonbdraU General! Orant, Rhet. man, Dodga, llanlla and Harlbnrtonly garak.n. tltore bearly Irttera af reoontmendn tiofl to get rid of btm." Is not that a nice way for great mon to get rid of " scoundrel?' Gentle men loyalists, your ttory is too thin I Great mon seldom make fools of them selves in that way. We say there is music in Bell anyhow, (let rid of him if you can. , .! Navy Frauds. The examination ot witnwesee boforo the committooB naval expenditures at Philadelphia is con ducted with closed doors. It was de veloped by tho testimony on Saturday that the contract tor tho removal of ship houses from the navy yard was given to tho highest bidder at 110,000 moro money' than need in have boerT paid for tbo labor. It it protty well eelabirshtd already, tliat there ha been at much corruption praotiood In naval affairs Onder Robeson,' as there has been in the War' Department under Belknap, although tbt fbrster is still at large.: Jlowsver, bis brilliant carter is drawinji to a rlfsm, ton. i I!nw Tuitr AVkeb liAouRD. Oon. Cutler shod flood of light upon too i...iii.(mi tn ilntii,n In hmutni wllV ' . ., , s. 4 I. ..wdid ultima nUl inu mtlt 1IHIUII H HTO.Mi'w , ir.oreatlng .ndor their eyt , thu Jl IWk'nipi Ho.rot.rj- of fold hit lent and silently ileal swsy. "No officer, active or retired, thall di- ,,.,..,,,,..,,,,.;,,,,,,,, hnmo-rnll- '"'V """ -v. f eu ujKtn oy pniH'r uuiin.rivjr, buiih, tuugoat or recommenil action by mem bors ol Congress for or against military ufliiim." . 'i r lNoiTiHi-mRH. Tho I'ittshurn Proa- . . ... ..H ir, .1Hi ha re- fc j, MoI1(1fty tmn on a Sun- day morning pupor. Move slow gen tlemen. There are plenty . of other subjects upon which yon can expend your talents to much better advantage that tho Sunday printing business. Too Bad! Four "representative" journalists aro very much out of humor .i. i..S' wn a over mo uuii. lunuiuuuiia. ( ii v.i, bavo great rospect for minorities, but, then, the largo majority always draws onr firo moro effectually.' We presume tboto soalous cotemporarios can bor row sympathy from the enemy, which always keeps stock of that stiiff on hand, for the benefit of tho oppressed. Pittsburg, Lancaster and Butler aro wonderful for their Dcmocratio influ ence, except in votes when wanted by the party. Dibty Work. "Tbo Robol Prison I Pons," is the chief literature now being spread before "loyal" people by Radi cal journalists. This it pretty stuff. But then, it is stock in trade usod by bigots, fanatics and demagogues, and, unfortunately for our country,' thnt kind of literature is moro effective than "liberty and law," because a largo por tion of the opposition party is mado op of that class of people. "To bo continued," we see in nearly all our Radical exchanges. Woll, .its nothing more nor loss than "The Rebel Prison Pens." Tbo tin ft" upon which fanatics and fools feast. These docu ments aro now being prepared for cam paign purposes in regular demagogue style, the details of which are about as near the truth as Belknap's adminis tration of the War Department ap proached common honesty. A MURDERERS STORY. The Venango Spectator sayt: Now ' that Charles Laribee, so lone a prisoner , d f f(r tho murder of the noirro, Lewis Wil liams, has bad bit tontenoe commuted to imprisonment for life, there can be no barm done in giving the prisoner's version of the affair as detailed by bim to an official of tho Court. Laribee's story is in substance as follows: Ho and Williams left Oil City in the morn ing on a bunting expedition, both car rying gunt. They had taken tevoml drinks of whisky before starting, and fc . I!j - ..!! .Iiniu. While in the woods, W illiams expressed a desire to be killed ; he said he didn't lik6 km himself, for if he did he " would bo to hell. Therefore, be re quested Lariboe to do the business tor him, and aftor some porauation Laribee consented. After bring the first ball, which struok Williams in the Beck and only partially disabled him, Laribee taya be waa alraid that n Illiams would 'turn on hira. To prevent aach a term ination of the affuir be immediately fired tbesecond barrel, killing Williams instantly. The gentleman to whom Lariboe told this story boliovos it to be the true account of the killing. Il was estab lished by the evidence at the trial of Laribee tbat n illiams bod mado fre quent threats of suicide and that bit thoughts seemed to run in that direc tion. The stolid, almost stupid mental make up of Lariboe goos to confirm bit story. If thoro ever was a man who would bo likely to help another iu a case like William'a,Laribee would seem to bo that man. Bibcock's Danoei. Technicalities, liko two-edged swords bave sometimes an unfortunate tendency to cut both ways. Tbo lawyers ot McKee, tbo convicted whisky ring newspaper man of St. Louis, are striving bard, and wilh overy prospect of success, to got a new trial on tho ground tbat thu grand jury that indicted him wa ille gally constituted. But if McKee gets tho new trial ho wants, on thii pica, General Bubcock will bo compelled lo bavo a now trial that be does not want; for ho was indicted by tho same grand jury. It is hard to think that Mcltoo hat got such a good chance of escap ing tuo punishment bo so richly de serves on tuck a technicality, but it tbo guilty Babcouk bo caught in the very not through wboao mosbut UoKoe escapes, tho country will bear tho cx cbango with forlitudo. Bubcock es caped in the last trial chiefly because of tbo abundant testimonials to bis Iiroviout good character that wuro of ered tbo court Recent developments uunjn Jjcanrr. A lNTEREsTinn Case. JuJgo I'.l- oooli,ol i'bilaUelphia, on Haturday, tie- livorodonopinloninthooasoofDiMwyn cook, of Philadelphia, on Saturday, do- Parrisb and others against John K oil ier and others. Tbo issue arose in the following maunuri During tho year 1816 a mortgage wns made for tho f.ayment of five thousand dollars, law ul silver money of tho I'nlted States, which matured in tbo year 1748. A Umdor was mado of ten thousand silver half dollars to extinguish tho debt, but the holders of the mortgage contended that payment must bo mado in five thousand silver dollars, tbo difference in valuo between silver hall' dollars and whole dollars at this thaw being con siderable. Tba court held that as sil ver monov of any denomination was a legal tender in any amount at tho lime tho mortgage full due, il was now pay able ia lawful silver money without rufuronco to tbo denomination, Ho makes a distinction between contrauts for "lawful silver money" and thoso expressly mado payablo in lawful sil ver money, each dollar woighing sev enteen carats six grains, which latter aro agraamouU to deliver a certain arliclo or description of coin, Judg ment was tborolors entered tbst the principal and iotarest of this mortgage oe paid in silver eoin or the United Stales, of the denomination of half dol lars. Plaintiff to pay the oosU. ' Senator Jewis of California httot newspapers aa bad as Ben Butler. "I spit on tbem, despise ana loath tbem," saya iba ttoaatof, aad all the newspa pers bMg their U4s. It, Is nlrrdful to be lapk spofl by a California;. AA'II'.S- ITEMS. Henry Clay was born April 12th, 1777. A. T. Hlowart gave 150,(111(1 to the Chicago fire rlrtims. Florida makot 218,000 cedar pen cils a day J njiite a marked industry. The oonaus of Philadelphia, just taken shows population of 817,448. Mrs. llenj. F. Butler, died in Hos- ton. on Saturday a week', from cancer! ' of the neck. Mrs. David Teas, a sister of Hon. Ii.A.Muckoy.felidead at WnUontown on tho 1st inst. Tho latest discovery iu the vego table world is an Incombustible tree found on an island of Now Caledonia. " American watches are being ex ported to F.uropv in large numbers and great promise is given lor luture time. r- - - Mexico it our sick man ; and tlio W(l8 ,oullj wjl0 , ingle excep timo it evidently not .remoto when ho , ,- .. .,, ..ivilinna. and only held will require our neighborly attention. Tho condiliiti. ol Alexander II. .Stephens it not so favorable as hat been reported. His strength it failing daily. -ll.tl. branches of tho State Legis lature have passed tbo resolution fix ing tho final adjournment on tbo Bth of May, Chicago boanls that il but forty four firmt whoso capital succeeds II,- 000,000 each. How much of this it cosh isn't slated. 8. P. Ryan, Democratic member of the House of Representatives, from Columbia county, died on Wednesday last, of Pneumonia. Grant has a cousin in Missouri who is an honest man and who has been allowed to remain in obscurity, unnoticed and unprovided for. A largo cast-iron chain nf thirty- eight links, to represent the thirty-eight States, hat been manufactured for the Centenniul by a Philadelphia firm. Jerry Hopjier is tho name of a Michigan giant. He it a huge fellow, physically , Doing seven foot and sevon inches in height in fact a whoppor. . Tho Government life-savii.it tor- vice will be introduced on the lakes the present season, and promises to be come as efficient as on the tea-board Mrs. Jeromiah Jackson, of Harris- burg, on Monday last presented her nege loru a centenniul testimonial in the shape of three bounoing girl babies. Last month 1,615,634 buxholt of corn, valued at 11,049,658, were ex ported from Philadelphia, considerably conducing to tho prosperity of the port. It it quite probable that Robert Lincoln, only surviving son ol 1'rosi dent Lincoln, will be the Republican candidato in Illinois for Secretary of niaio. The latest newt from the' Hii? Horn country is lo the effect that Sit ting Bull and Cmzy Horse aro losing heart, General Crook having mado them sick. -Colfax hat netted since last turn- mcr 112,000 by lecturing, which istwronir. retty good, though not nearly what o used to make when Nesbilt and Ames were alive. The Centennial managers will not open tho exhibition during evenings. They state that they "are afraid to undertake the expenao of illuminating :the immonso buildings." The Princess of Wales, according lo a polite fiction, is left in chargo ot Knglund during tho absence of the Queen on the continent and (Winding the return of the Prince. A New Orleans girl who bsd an offer of marriage from a Mr. More wrote him a note asking time to consider the matter, and closod her communication witb, "No more at present" Who shall docido when judges dis agree T Last Thursday ono Iowa judgo docided that church property was taxublo, and the next day another judgo docided that it was not. Hon. Goo. Scott, Prosidont of the Ponn'a. Agricultural Society, died on Wednesday the 5th Inst At the time of bis death he was ono of tho Associ ate Judges of Columbia county, David Shirk, whose establishment, according to a Lancaster paper, waa closed In that city, by the Shoriff, on Fridny last, bad on hand at the time the remarkable number of eloven thou sand dozen of eggs. (jen. J no. McDonald, one of the St. Louis "crookod" whiskey mon, bat boon sentenced to threo years in the penitentiary and 15,000 fine. W. O. Avory was sentenced to two years im prisonment and 1 1,000 fine. . On a careful examination ot all tho facts, experienced reel estate mon have como to the conclusion thnt prop erty in Chicago baa depreciated forty per cent, in Now York thirty percent., and in Boston twenty-five por cent Mis. Tyler, widow of ex-President lyler and tlio only woman who ever married a Prosidont while ho occupied It..:.- Il i , ... . ,. mo- ii into tioiiso, ii visiting at v. asn ington. one is pretty anu apriglil Thirty years ago the was romnrknbi ueauttiui. . Winslow the Boston forger, has lately written to a friend In Boston to tho effect that if the Government fails to extradite bim he shall return to this country as soon As bo is released, and that lie will "mako it hot" for some of his old friends. Tlio house in which Robort Fulton was born still stands in ?ulton town ship, Lancaster county, near the Peach Bottom railroad. Fulton, who died sixty-ono years ago, Is described as a tall man. with oxtromolv wide hrnw curly hair and a beautiful month, . A decision just rendered by tho United States Circuit Court of Micbi. gnn tn tho effect that the letters pat ent Issued to Albert 8. South worth fbr an Improvement In plate-holders for cameras aro void and of no effect, is wonn ban a million dollars to tho photographers of this country. Senator Hamlin thinks the news iart ought to be made to pay just as oavy poslago as anybody who writes a latter, Ho is so ossified that it is! doubtful whothor he knows what a modern newspaper is. He reads the Declaration of Independence every night before donning hit nightcap. General Albert Pike, the ircnUI Congressman ot ante-bellum days, will Srotldo at the bjonniul totsjon of tho uprorne Council (thirty-third dogroo)! of the Anelont and aoeoptod Scottish into oi r roe masonry, to bo bold in Washington next month. At the samo lime the seventy fifth anniversary of tl0 ih.ljmilon pf the ordor will becelo- bralcd, A little child, two yearn of aire. son ef Robert Krowson, of Nowtown, Jlncst oountv wat drowned in a nool of water, 18 inohet deep, on Friday. Mrs. Krewton, with hor littlo son, was away a short time, leaving the child aiotie in me yard, and In some way Unknown It tell In the water, at the loot of tbt steps leading to a room in the basement Wbllo bunting for woodebuck recently noar Livonia, N. Y. some boys found in a hollow stump a gold watch and chain, wbich bad been aU.lon bv a tramp twolvo yosrs ago. The thief wat tent V) prison i0r (brce year, but refused to tell where be had hidden the watch unions paid well lor the la. fbrroition. . When found the watch wis apparently uninjured. UtKPVBLlCAXS piaimxa ItK ) I n EXVHM C-i' Tho Wost Point Appropriation bill was the ttrtt of the ineasurea of ru Iruncbinout wbiob passod tbo-Houso of Jtcprescntatives, and tborefbro It is the first before tho Senate for consider atiim. U was called up last Friday, and led to a long and sharp discussion during the entiro titling. The Com niiitea ou Aiiiironiiatioiil rbported amendments restoring the redueliont mndu by tho House, and the issuo is .... I.. .-.I ..1 .i.nnn w nr. 110W tquurvi JTOIIIW w iwiwui; the one bund and of extravagance on tliA nthor. " Tho debate, which tbok a wide rungo ou the gonorul subject of reduction ol the public exHiiditurct, turned upon the salaries for the nitte chief protes tors at the Military Academy, it was contended, first, that they were olBcers of thu army, and therelbro their pay " u ------- "7 - . , , .., i... AiMtm.i.A in aiieit A. I.IlL rall, .imiiBiod (0 that of colonels and lieutenant-colonels. When llns pretext was exposed, then the chain-; pious oi extravagance Burui tbo salaries wore inadequate to the ser vice rendered, anil to cut inem nu n would be an act of ifross injiiilico. That urguinent wus answered by show ing that under thu lull ol tne nouse four of these profussore would reooive 1.1,500 each and live or them 13,000 each, In addition to which they are firorided witb bouses rout free, fuel, igl.t, medical attendance, and schools for their children. At lale the. pro fessors receive 3,00u a year Harvard 3,500 a year, and at Ambertt $2,b9 a year, without any of those extras wbich at nest mint represent tuny $1,500 a year in money value, and per haps more. it Is thus auoa that no injustice of any kin J it cotimiltod in the proposed reduction. But this it not all. W liilo Republican Senators wore assailing the proposition to economise as foreign to the bill, and an irregular assault on tho established pay of the army, it was found, by reference to tho Revised .Statutes, that the pay of tboto vory professors had been increased on tho Military Academy appropriation act of Feb. 28, 1873, during the carnival of j prodigality and plunder. All the House therefore, proposes to do is to go back to the pay previous to 1873. Here is the clause from the Revised Statutes, section 1,336: "Eaob of tba prafaaaora of tba alillunr Aesda. my, vboaa aarvioa at tba Aeadara asoaada las yaara, aball havo Iba pay and allowaaao f ail oaal, and all atbar profaaaara aball bara Ik pay and altovanaaa of Ilea Lao aat-aoto.nl. "Hereafter thara ebaU be allowed and paid ta tba aaid profeeeore tan per oeat. of tbelr eurrent yearly pay for aaah aad aeeey terra of Bra yoare' aervfee In Iba aria J and at tba Aeadanty." Tbo House has practically abolished this latter clause and I educes the pay to that extent Tbat is the whole of the proKwition, and a day's session was wasted in an endeavor to prevent this just and proper retrenchment by barefaced misrepresentation of tbo facts, of the law, and of the usnge of the Senate. The pay ol the nrolossors was increased in 1873 un the Acade my bill, and when an effort is mado to reduce it in 1876 upon the Academy hill It la rlnnnnrtriaiil oji an tinnr.flliinfMfl The country will understand from this statement what deceptions are to bo expecUtd in thwarting every at tempt to bring down the public ex penditures. Mr. Logan, Mr. Freling huvscn, Mr. Dswos, Mr. Allison, Mr. Wright, and othor Republican leaders, resorted to unworthy expedients to deceive the public ou this subject Mr. Frelinghuysen declared,"! protest tbat it is not the business of an appro priation committee to do any audi thing." Mr. Dawea waa very much hn..1.A enn). lemalalinn i1? wlia. the back pay in his jnurt be canted at the act by wbich it was passed. As a rule, genoral legislation upon appropriation bills is to be condemned. The Republican! are answerable for that practice in its moat obnoxiout form. They engrafted the Civil Rights bin ana otber partisan measures upon these -bills, and denied the minority any chanco for discussing tbom under tbo operation ot ironclad rules, designed to curtail the liborty ol speech. Tboy construed tbo rules so that it would bo tn ordor to increase salanea, and out of ordor to reduce tbom. Through Ibis scandalous system they doubled tho President's salary and perquisites, voted themselves back pay for two years, increased the salaries oi all the omployees of Congress and tbe depart ments, and in aix weeks gavo Boss Shepherd's Ring three and a half mil lions of dollars. Now, whon moder ate measures of reform ara offered, and the Democratic House baa changed tho rules so that economy may be parliamentary, the Republican Senate, Which heretofore originated the most offensive legislation on the appropria tions, affects to bo astonished, and does its best to obstruct the movement Tho leaders find this "the improper place to commence rotrenebmont. It pinches tbo corns of thoir tons, oouslns, and friends, and therefore it ought not to pass. Under ordinary olrcumstancoe, wo should prefer to auo every rolorm oon tidered on Its own merits, and passed witb duo deliberation. J ho Kupubli- cant would not Logislate in tbat propor way when thoy bad majorities ot two thirdl in both branches of Congress. They mado tbe appropriation bills a pack, horse for tbeir worst and crudest schemes. This example it not worthy of Imitation, but those who set it ought to be tbe last to complain, especially when it ia only applied to the boat of objects, tint it it evident from tblt demonstration in tho Senate tbat every bill lor economy is to bo resisted by tho Ropublicana to the last extremity, and sent back to tbo Hunts in a form to oontinue the old corrupt and prodi gal system. If they are prepared to make tbo tost in tbst way, tbs Demo crats will probably not be sorry of a chanco to moet thorn, and to placo themselves on the ground tbst the public expenditures must be reduced ss ths people demand, or tho Adminis tration may expoot to live without money for tbo next year. .V. Y. Sim. A Niri Party. If there is anv vir- tuo in tbe people of the country they must look with disgust and deep hum! lation at the party wbicb surrounds Grant. Thore is bBrdy an exception to the besmirched ohananUiM of Grant's favorites Schenck, Hancock, Belknap, n niisms, vreeweii, iMitno, riorrepont, Robeson, all, all are ander the suspic ion of some dodge, some plan, some scheme. Was there aver before in tbe history of our country snob a ttsto ofj tilings m "a Government as the in vettlgatlont of Onngnwa ara ospoelng to the full view of the eivilisej world? When Grant goes out of the "White House" hit journey to public reproach will be the thortott bo ever took. Mrs, Mortrsn, s tlttor-ln-lsw of tlio ftimoiit ei 0(inMor,te tjr,om 4oln Morgsn, or 'f onnssaoe, toil msoo of 1'. T. Ilsrnnm, onmmlttwl suioitte by tU Int; Isii'lsnum ut ths rstltlenos o) Mr. Harry A. Allen, No. 6J Wost Twollth Btruot Now Vork. Hba took ths falsi drug on Hattmlny erening snrl died st 1 oVIix-k Sundsy morning. Tbs prim ary nuM j, attributed to exorssivo ?cif svor tliu lust ol s tUughtst, about 1 years of ago, wbo died somo montbs ago. Hbo was a lady of rosiarkable besuty and ol high otilturs and en dowmsnts. , . , Mr. Unrttoy Williams, tb well-known oomsdian, Is past all bop of ncor ry, ar,4 bit diiH,b is expected at soy mo ment. Hit UUasa it pmoiil4, d bit illness, tbrqagbout, ku beta eqr ltVX OUT. There is a now break in the line of 1 1,.. Iluilii-ul wsstn of mi Uio monov.1 says ho VommoHKatlth: .r thopastl nllcon yea in Congress has voted tho people's cush to the departments of Government," without any reganl U economy. , I hoso ilepartmonls nave been luuiiuged by suidi mun as Aikiiiiu Williams, Delano, lloutwell, Kichurd spn, ami t.'reswell. KukluX -gi-nts were paid thousands of dollars fiir ex citing lo civil war or u war of races, and using the people's money as if there nevur was to be a daj- of account. ben thu casu appropriated run our, a convenlelil piun lo gel more, wuu nut nskiuir bow much went to tho itauioui party'H oleotioii coininiltecsoll! ovor tliu- i-oiintiy, wus a "dellcieii-y j bill." And no, from yeur to year, I lie I wastonnrt snitnndcrlng' nf the money out of llm Feileral Tioasiny went on, I aiui..Dn n.ai n.r, i..ii. . hntK-niuuj ii- . . '4n Naobaalraa ll.r.r gullurl l. Licoh.i. uiiiiiimii. .... i.i.ni...... . J liu liaUical party never ucitovcn - a day of iuJirmellt" WHS to collie. So! the last Luni'ress l.luyul inu name game. -..pocling lo carry tue prusei.t Congress, it wus left to a deficiency bill in ibis Congress to cover up the items exhausted. Hut it was not as expected. A DuniKcrulic House wus elected, and now the demand lor a do. ficieucy I. ill has to bo mndo to thu rep resentatives of tbo idle, aiilfcring, ini povvrishud taxpayers. , What tin you wunt will, u "deficiency bill?" Why did you not do nsll honest people do litu within your means? is tho reply of the Democrats to the lladical Deiiartincnt Have wn not already shown plunder, in all f directions, and jolt now ask iu to) inako up tho deficiency? No, not Let tlio people uudeitlantl bow their money is wastcl first This is tbe secret of tbe order of Bnstow stopping tbe. water, gas, und fuel in the post offices and public buildings iu the largo cities. Let tbe account of these ap propriations bo examined, n.id ascer tain how the money appropriated bas been expended, and if it has, every cent been honestly used, und vouchers can bo had to prove it, then will bo tbe time to ask for deficiency bills. Tbe fact is, the Radical party never dream ed that it would be called on to show tho public money honestly expended, and it is frightened out of its senses to toll bow tbat is possible under tbo rule of the party of Grant, plunder, post traderslnps, "crooked" whisky, Orvills, "Bab," and that sort Tbat tho light in tbe Radical camp should go out uuder such an investigation it us wns to bave been expected. Walur the Grantitvs don't uso, mitt heat well after a while, t SuKHiii.-a-Geo. W. Harris, a member of ihel'biladelphia board of brokers and niiahcial editor of tho Press, com mitted suicide by banging himself in his office at No. 30 South Third street, Friday night a week. On his table were louud several leltors, settling up hit busiucss. Tbe deceased was thirly fire years of ago, a widower, ami was thought to be making money. Which Onr Prevasicatis. Tbo question of veracity between the At torney General and the President ia of tbe gravest nature. 1 he President says ho never heard of tbe Attorney ('eneral's circular letter until bo saw it in print. The Attorney General on the other band states xsitively that the letter was prepared at tho request of the President, or rather at bis order. Our Less The recent death of Representative S. P. Ryau, a memlior of tho Pennsylvania Legislature from Columbia county recalls the fact that he is the eleventh member of tbo pros - enl House who has died since the elec - ... . - ... lion ot lis ntemoers, lour oi mo num ber, we boliove having never taken Hulv Williams, a noro, wm joking ly nitcd for an Countable In Palmer, MamchnMeltA, and bis elation lins been declared lopuJ. llrir JUrfrtlsmrut. c AVTION All aereoaa ara Wratif mUAW that all tbo boaaabold rtWa, faraaiag atMaila aad atuek on tba praailtai mn aaeapiad by ma la Deaatar tnwabip, belong la m, and my bnabaad, Baaaaal Wuatbaatir, baa no latereat ar praparty thataia j ua all naraaaa ara boraby aiifid tbat aeaa bat yaalf baa aay rifht ta diipoaa af tba aaat a, aod any iatarfaraara I bara witb, withaat eonianl, Will ba proeeeated aa pret tded bf law. M4RV M WOOL1IIATKR. Deoatar tp April 19. Ti lt SheriiTs Sale BT vlrtaaaf wriuaf Vrnttwifwoat ffrpoaaa. iaaaad aat of tba Coart af Common Plana af Clear laid eonatT. ftatt ta ma direatad, there will ba aipaaed la pabllo la( at tba Oawrt Howaa, la tha baraagb af Clearfield, aa Sal a rd ay, tha tb day of May. 1976, at 1 a'cloak, p. m. tba fallawiag daaeribed real aetata, ta wit : A e-artaia Uaat af altvata la Daaatwr tawwahlp, Clearteld aawaty, Fa , begiaainf ai a bemtook ; tbeaea by bind of Abram Horn Ifairty-eicbt ad oon half degraaa north Ifty-fonr perebac ta a ba mloek j tbeae north aifbt aad one-balf defraaa wee aiffhty paicbea tbeaoe aortb aaraety-oaa dafraaa aaat oaa band red aad farty eaa pare baa tea beta lock i tbeaea aerih twaatrane dacraaa taat ene haadrad and twenty-eeren parabaa to a pioa ; tbeaoa aowlb ai sty-nine defreea aaat two baadred aiabty perebaa to a obeataat. and aaath twenty -one degree! went one handrail and eighteen, parrhea to a faernloek and plaoa or bagiantng, eon atrtlng af twa baodred and ail arrea aad allow aooa of ail par tent, fur roaJa. and having aboat ana hundred aerea olaared, with honee and bara tbarena, with a aoal bank, weigh boaea, and ooa foarth of a mile of rail iwing, with all Imprava meaU balonging ta Coal Co. Mailed, takea ia aieeatlua and to bo lold aa tba property of Logan Coal Company. Taaai ar Bilb. Tba pHee or ua ot whteh tba property aball ba wrack aff matt ba paid at tha lima af eala. ar aerh other airaaeemaau aaoe aa win aa approved, elbvrwiae Ua proper-1 Jj t will ba Immediately pat p and told again at wo oapaaaa aao rtaa oi iae pereel to wheea II waa atraek of, and who, ia ansa af deficiency at tb re-eale. alall make pd tbt tawa, aad ia aa loataaea will tha Uaed ba areaeated la Conn fat aoa ( naa ilea aalaaa tba money la aetaalli aaid la tbt iuafif. W, H- M Siaatrp'i Oraics, I bbarllf. Claaileld. Pa., April 19, ItTfi. J ' SheriiTs Sale. BT rlrta. r wriu ol fiH rmti; lined at at ite Oeert ol Com bob Plaaa of Clear teld eoeatr. nnd en me .Iro.ted. tb.ro will h. ipaaod u PUBLIC SAl.B, at tka Ooart Hrwaa, it the toroof a of Clearteld, ea gatnrdar, tot ik der af alejr, 1 871, aA n'aloek, . ., tka Mlaa daotribrl ml tataU, r wit, All tee rlwal, till, nnd lnteroetefA.il. Mlttoni f, In nnd to one rot nnd half el (roand Ua at. In Moeeop addition ta tke borough ef Ulenr. Sold, in tb. .onou of Clearteld. nod State of Peanetlrnala, bounded nnd deeenbed aa fullu.. Brgtanlnf at n naM on Maranratt. atraet. belaa nleeoorner of Jirba Uarr'elolt IB.ntw. In n weotarlr diraotloo aloof Maraaretta llreet It feet . rat ;tbane In a nortborly d. notion nloot Una of f."" ,,J,!,f',,, "" an all.,; th.no, I too amiA .IU. l ........ a. .. ... , . . ! -- -- 'J .iroi.n l IM 10 eoraor at John Caer'a lot i lh.no. In . ...,L. ireliy tiroatlen .loan ln,e nt da,q U.rr', lot 1 1, (eat aaor. or tue U ktertaratt llreet and ulnae ar koiiBalnt, eoaia.olit 1, feat froal nnd I it !ee deep, and bnawa ae lot N.. I In aaid addition, oelni the emaa lot wblob A. II. Niltoa purekaied froaa Ttenla. Rile. aade. artlole. f nerMiaent, Alt., tno-kalf hi. o ohiooA k.l. Ik. L.tr r ee no. e in tne p.M ol aa.d addition, ndjoiaioa Ib. abar. Seaoribed lot, bolni it fe.1 front an atWfaratl elraet, ahd I art law deep M na allej, kotrhdad aa lb. eamh be Mariar.ua Mrnt, aa tka wart b lot ol Mr.. Uaei, and oa tha north be an all.,, aad beloj taa na. tot of froand EaroaaMd bjr rrvemeal from J.n.. I,, le,. elaad, mkaa In eaoMtioa net to be Hid aa lb. prapanji ot A. II. ol.ium. Aleo, .11 tknt oartala lot of tro.od eltanl. at Iko Hawr of Uood and Hannah Mreet, ia tk. koroajh W M.,.4,l,, (fWt,M w,t, a,.,-, be.ai ae...ll tea fe. rr, . ,., (Mt deep, kavioi aractol Ikereon n lerce Ibreo-alort ttn.3-, aad aaowp lb. "Oeeuaal.1 Hotel.' Aiaa, oaa atbw pleae ar pkre, ,,.d .it. aa'e la tk. baroufb ot lloandela, Clearteld Oe, Pa. taona ae lal Ra. kl, boa.dod aad deeorlbed ai rollow, t Uortb h, propone of i.aM H.i.,, eaalk ho let Ka. tt, aaat bp Oaarfa Street, aad we be Mapb) alia,, ka,!., erertad tharooa a food fresa boaea baowa ae tha 'Koropeaa Hotel,' ontkalbtln,, Selwd, i.ea m ...t 4 ,,d In ka aold ta tk, fni.(rlf e( a) itluioi ro.e. , f taat a Sit.a.Tke peine or awai at whl.b tk. propart, tkall ka alranb af ejaet be paid at Ika Ua. af eale, ar .nek t ker arrea, .wale aS.a.vlllk.appeaead.wtbHwiM ih. peapwu wiU be leieaodleeelr ,m tap aad aaid afals at tka eieoaee aad nak af naa pweoa la wheel 11 waa eerwek af , aad who, la aaae at deteieaer at awa re eale, akall aaha tmt tke aaata, and la a huhiaea wlu ika Dead ka eeeeented la Ooajft ' 'W.et, UePRBMOtf, Snrrr trrirt, r J Bkartf. Cle.Ht.ld, fa., April It, UT. $tx Jdrriiistnunts. n u Tintirp'pV' UVm,D.il, rAmil0NAiil.KBAltDieiillAlBDRE88KU. CLKAUF1KLI),PA. Bbop la room fbroirrlj aouiU.I I y Ks'il Mrkl ilrt. Jsljr 1, Jir (ErF KVTLKIIES AUFCiEBOT. Am S Jasl. Il, I.I l llu,.Hl rtraana. Oroigta, In Stn Vtrlal(ti-n kiiaiait voa Ni-rii Auirrlna, ilrr ZiatwrruiBita Cai-I ?r4ritk Koab,uitl ll.itlrrlar.uiif oy Vrimirva vartttr ban. DralSa r aia J April. I1J. 1 1 ZI'I gnbarva uoilavlnafibainMr NnrSur(Ua Nanh liuhl alna WiIwj utitl ainaa S.iliu b iilrrlaMan balian. t uar 4aa Fill, ila Ko-.-b uiiiarliilrathat yaraiorlM.M ll, balwa awb Miaa , wlllturiliifaa Gaibwtur all pmit BMMilivlan tiliwlita Knirn niiM.iaviadii, nwuilii.h t A , ilr K unn tim Ctrl taritHiaiiil kwb. U, Uia inrMiilvwIa tro Fila.lar.aba l.ouia ltmUa.dl. KiD.,raiia Kuo... C ilia .'rati Auialla 'I buiiiniulrr .lun. kwk r. Sar Kao.m.ao Krm Kir-.r H wu a-.d K. der .ilLlaija krii.ii 1.1 ,lr ...i o Bri.u.rb.. Aal(.t.i lar .rfrJ,.nu, .,.iii ,,rjrn arUa dabar alia dlrlvnura nalflia ala nrabere Oder giib belli. Hrtianoii un be a.n .lea Nerblaaa li Carl 1'na.lrl-i k'o.b BaWn veruitifen,hiedereb euifulurlert .Urv Ni.ralio b.a Sialeetaiie iu drw. auf den 20 July, Is7e Vorm.tli.gi II t'br.u. b.eeigen Oer.i'btral. KU'le Ziairaer be. It aulieraunjlru Tertotna vol t a etumuelileti w.dr .gi-alella r.atb Ablauf dee Tnruiloe die Auerla Hans rler arlibaauhoifclKuog laer die olien e-enaanto.. lieeel.wietrr KiMB rlnlgen wlrd. KmaiaLlos fsRuBaiaesia Kasta Onaicsr, II. Abtliel.oac, Xeila, nia Tten Januar, S;t. Carl PreJrrlek Ke.-b, of 0!eu H.. Fa , or kla relatiral ara keri'liy rrii..eeteJ to laf'fria ol :balr wberonUota. UUAKltS II Matt KB. Imperial llertuln Coaeul, 2S7 Cbreibol euaea, raiuvtalphla. rpoWNSHIP SKTl'LKMEN P. J. A euiatnaot of Road landr ..f fl-ji'ort tawo ablp, for tbt year ending, April .11, I17S. auriRTiaoa or IA7, a. Baala.1 1ea '( IS7I, utaolleete I I Soi S3 Heated l aaet ot IS74, laoollortal .I7 Saatad Taxaa of l7J, aooilorlej 43 31 .rvil II t r. Paid to PLilriet Trjnror , I 41 Kionoratlona, nboot ... Work dune on roade by taaablea 1'laeed in hand f eolleetor 1'aMUla.l II i Iht IX) lul el .161 ts t ,m it ai-nrfon'i BtMn9 lastin srn.aa Tns run For Printing $ 10 at For Town Clerk 1 it fix And.tora It to fur Buitervieora.., la for A.lornee .... 11 eO ror Stationarj and room real . I oo For Balaoooat Wiboa Hun rUeA Il II for Wmlerbnrn Horn! Sii 42 for Work on earwna itowla .. HI I ' ' ' ' aasara. Un,aatei) Taiae for IST4-'7a.... a utsjUTin. Aiklltore orUere ntoat ... talereat ettiaialo4 . UnedjuKed el. a,, nbo-it Areola a.ar llabilltioa. t .M 27 ...iti.M 40 ...... .m w 110 Pi $!!,.. 4U Aeaaareal ralaatlin, about 41,IM,let,tt e. nonncKRa, tnaiarsss, ds. To balaoee. Martk U. t 30 tli To raoelted Healed Road Tal ........ . 41 S To neaieed-Uraaalelt Hoed Tal 4 tl To daio Treaaarar......M.M. S 4i SD4 tl Dy Paid Internet on order, ... Ry I'n.d Aad. lore' nrderr Ily Paid Hoporrtaora' oertiloala....... Bjr Oaa-balt afkte ealarr ..... .... IDS St t to Tt 00 l 41 JOIIM B. HEWITT, (",.,,. Atteet: JOHN C. TVLKB, " U Bias, Clerk April U, ls:t t. T OWNSUIP RTATEMKNT. JACOB PKARt'B. Diatrlct Treaaarr of Rrad ford twaabip, in accoaaiwilb Road Fund, I !: DR. To amnnnt la Treainrar band, at taat aeitl-nnt..M 4i 4S 1 Tn ami at Pernor Tn. ' J" - '"' i"k' ? " 1 To am t tn Trena. ban oaai ' duplieala.... fit ss ,nfatun'a duplicator ! To in'l ta Truaa. bauda I CR. By aaa't af aatoaitd tat WUd for IS? 4, BM4foll4Ml. .......wt,.,. t Dy ata't af Tboaiaa' voaeban fur wjrkM Ut eaoaeratluaa oa Tbaaiaa' dup. Hy Tbaaa' dapliaaba aaaullaoual M By J. lriactua'a vuaebcra lera over It worb M. SHS tl By eaanerattoaa oa Lartnitatoa'a dup. 14 54 By ant af daplieaU aaeollattod I 93 By bill paid far plaab I 40 li, arder ia fetor af W. tt. PuwaU...H.M 37 92 By Jerome Wilaon fur taakiaf dup 4 94 Ry Treat, fee H 90 By JobaOowaar fur Miifyfag wdoan... S 90 By And i tore' and Clerk i wataHH.HHM II 90 By order la favr af Levin kium IT 94 By arwer la laTor af Tbtaaa IT 19 Ry bal. naooHeeted oa eaab duplicata... Id4 l Byata'Iof W O. Powel a dipiijale af IKH rttariad lo Audttan M 34 34 ti nt ti pooa rt-aii DE. Ta bal. In Treat, baada at feranar kittla meat H$ IA 9 To Fine of J. WiUoa a dket af W. I. Carley IS 10 Ta amt of Poor dup. for liTft 639 10 Ta oaah ia Treae baada....- 3 TT CR. By whole am't for Ouillea..H..u..M I 199 30 By Uraea 319 T By Pollard II 15 By medieal attaodaaaa, Boy I, by Bouee, A 9A By Wm. I'atera 37 91 By paid Kramer, pauper A9 fit By abatement allowed taxpayers oa 9S.J4 ....... I 41 By Treeaurer't ear rioei 00 By Aadltera wagaa 4 00 By bal. aaaolleeted wax oa 1974 dap..... Ill M Hy bal. aaaolleeted Ua on 197 dup., 4 to 74 By am't paid on M. O. Wilaon 'i order- 39 0 $1,046 9? Wa, tbe aoderaigaed And I tori of Bradford lewaabip, having axamiapd tha abava ao con a la aad BaJ tbem aerraet ai iiatad. JOHN COWDERi U. h. illl.U, April 19, 74-lL And i ten T 1ST OF JURORS. XJ Lial af Jaror draw a for Jaaa Tons A. 1S79i tBAMO JVBORI. 11. TT. Perk, Clearaaldi Warrea Ball, togaem) A. W. Byntt0, " j J. A. L,. Plagal. Q..aben T. A. Utwrer, Car'avlllat R. C. Tbampaoa, ttr'w'd J. W. I.nieril;,0eooola Jetae, Neeee, Bnirr,, W. C.Carler, Bradford R. hJePhereaa, " K. II. Kirk, Brndjr Jan. Weaver, Buraelde Aden lleifv, Cnort L. M. Co.dr.rd, Coe'itton J. H fetere, lloontnr J. ItendereoSi Uarnalde r. riyaa, Uullah W. A. Lamb, Ho'l.in A. W. Yonnw, Jordan Henb. lialtor, Karlbaue T. relloa, Lawranoe I'otor hlone, Morrli J. U. Hefart, Pen. Krod Ulooa, Pike L. K. llreeaiari I'mon lit aa It. J. MnClarraa, Deaatar Trtoi. Owene, Perfaeon M.rtin Wat to, " Wm. Hurra,, Ulrnrd Oltrer Leonard, ' J. W. Nrleon, floehea Jno. Mobewoll,Urhnai J. Moaturrae, W. S. Horfe, Clearteld A. O. Tele. " W. P.Chatnbar,, C'aeille W. H. Tbontpaoa, ' John Hlope, L. Clio tttlberl lotw, Hewitara lleo. Bbooiaah.r, M Obaa. Thorp, UraenwM W. K. D.oh.aeoa, Uolleh Pi. rulaereoa, " fred'k Brown, tlnoton A. II. Brown, liawronee Ueefla II. Irwin, " A . Wataoa, ' J. M. NoUalhaik " Adaat M,rtor, Petin Joke Porter, Vikr U. W. Deele, N. Wilt Aero. I.vlo, lleooaria Mark drier, Bradford Abe. Peam, " J. C Oowdr, c' llraoa d' ,ut,' ' ' Bre.lt Oaelnttun Daoraa Mof.t, Daoatnr Joan. Ke.bar nroan wtan iou trs. Prank Reed, Clearteld: Wn. Kephart, D.o.tnr U. Cardan. Tboa. Palmer, J.O.awllk. Wm. y..lo,, Tboa. Plarh, John S. Haak, ' 8. I). Kopharl, " Oeeaola Bnooaru. l. Mct ra-'h.a, Pert'io Jo.. Meral, Ulrnrd D. Shankwiltr, Uoekea Wm. Oonrnd, (Inlloh an. Lord, Tkoi. Mnllot, tlaeld Bear, . Jab Handarlla, Bill ). Mellbeohan, Jordan Uarld Wile-.., Bradford Wat. Wnolrtdaa, Wa. Llriafiloa, " Tboa Shaw, " lack Pulton, M 000. Peaoe, Rrad aoa, H, Wiafarl, ". 1. W. Ka... ' 1 AI.I Shoa, " MiekealHkafee, dewak aterewlta, " , W.IUfBreoa, 0. Hmeod, BaratlJe Sllal Wratoear, Chaell Ullbart 8. Tatar, . " 1 Mania Knp, Knrthnn, T. HerlUaa, - lleorij.Ualloh, Law'ooe ioaeph Owene, lleo. W. Bowler, J.e. t Moil,n, a Jaoob. Ilarfntari Philip Kaua, Mortll tleorfe U.rL e U, P. K,lee, A. Raiment, " kltaha Uoora, Heart II. le. Pane Pik, J. W. Caldwell, s. . linalap, Woow'rd TStw wsat-aai Irt, Alt Mllokell, Cllhelj, l.al.k Share, airard M. L.tergood, UoMien Htram llnmel, ll.l.ah flea. MoCallt, J.ir-I,. Robt Paltaraua, a i. U. Mieakallrw, Krt keo. Samael Snyder, Knei ttaeaael llootar . a W, M. Calkaart, Robl Wrlglat, tiw'ooe H. kl Rawla' Krataw, rbomao Lang, Morri, Uatid Brawa, I'.ke 1 Hra WMworee, Ita. lilt ingeliui( J A. Stewart, W. Cenda, Carweaatllle S. T. Ueadereoa, Uean.lt w. Bwlgarl, . R H. Moan, Brad Joha Seem. Chae, milk, Baraelde C. WklU, Vheet f. Lolgep. Coelngt ea Joe, ueoeee, " etntanp Ohea. Broera. Ullaa Meeea, all. Rom telle), 1. L. MePkarana. M wahaRaama, PaoatarlO. Uh.reXr. . a. at. rrao,! JJnv 3.4i'frtlSmnit. QAUTION- All prtoBi tr brby eaudonotl nrtiriit ptirftiafliij ar In ny miunn inwl4linK with ttia luMiiwiiig (iroporty, now in 4lt p Ion nf W, ti. Din, uf H 'UK- ttittRjehlp, vii i A lot af bay, lot uf lira, on mmi mill, on esittini box, on wtKUB, id ro4 sow. wn wbito ni rail cuw, una bttltrr, Mr oltl, te barrow, on pl'iw, m euMI fttor, liner h'l uf bup, ua grtvj mar, j(ht baibatU potato, tww avwa ami alavaa pitf. loo Itoatl, out bHraaa. oaa lob, una aub U.ve, una tat)), M uf iinaart. imm al aliaira, two an 1 " " " prtrarij pnrrnawsHi 117 ua ai viidkiiim a la uji Iba Hib day of Apr,', an4 ! lafl wi(b iai.1 Ulxoa v Ijb ttulj, laLJcat lo our arjur ml may tlwa. J. UoHrt 4 to.V H'illac..0, p.., April 19, l7 St ISSOLUTION.- Tlieoo-l.arlnerrliln beratof'jraaxiatliiL' oitiriert Ellii Str.enl and luzc hk.mel, ander tbe Sr-n name of Kill, Smanl S Co., doing bnilnoe t Hhi bulouitb ot Wallaeeton. C'leaiUeld o-.oaly V -lia'a. area utiMilrrd bjr iniltual Doueretor. tbe lit il o; April, is;; tl.l.lS oMK VI. A UO. Hallaoelon, Mareb 11, lSir. Ol. I.V.H AI. i: The n.i.erignnl ..Sra far eale a valualile loan tir'titerly lo llm liornarb ol Clearteld. ImiI Milsi feet, ajltb n fnd tno etor plank boueo thereon erouted, n.tb titrea roouta down aln.ra nnd four bod room u ilu.r,, Aleo, aewing room and balb room on eeeoud flour. Ilooeo toiebed eonipleto front eellar to altie. Hood donhte porok nnd good water. Pr,oe rea aunabla nnd permeate esej. xuaugTS wat. at. aioiu i.t.vii it. pLASTEIt W ar prepared to abip tba flalvbri'tJ Cayaga Lmui Plaatar, flnaly jfouai raadr (r mm, la all atattoaa an tba Clernll r-.i.n'l la ear loaxi ol tatlra Mai roartasaa tuo, at ctry lua prirwa. Cwiaiienora' wtl.t la all ba paid iW. Far partienlara, aJ.Ira Hil(HrLll'.K A fi) . llUfa, I'a. Uarah tt, IHT Ot ATTENTION, BLACK HILLS MEN I ntsAD Single or repeating of be,t ra ika, at IklllCS! all rue fro l u . EUni I'....., Iloobla and alngle nrntila and SIIOI UUIIS, breaob loading, S.I lo J .u. Roi aIvoki! ' " '-'" '"terafrir bill A i i. lit Ittnt T.S, or metal eerlridgee It 0 I.. Hi Call Md aaeor wriu forllluilrated price Hat. (.MEAT H KSTI'.Haj UliN WOrtKl. KMS Liberie Slrett, Hltl.byra;!!. Pa. mar. 22, '14-lai. T RUSTEE3 NOTICK At a Cotirt of Common Plcaa baM at Clear- fiald. ua tba I5ih day of Marob. I7a. lb undrr ifotHl wara appointed Tmitraa cf tba cuto v( Y. (J. Millar, untW pn-tiogl la I).tnati At 'achmrjot. Tu-y haraby (Ira aalina that lly ara vratod witb all tba attata af attU V. 41. M :A. and all boaka. Toa-btra anl paftcra relating tn tba laiui, and (tier rrquira all prtHi iule'is4 ta tba aatd M.lU-r or budia( pruparty bvl-j(in tt bin, t pay aod dalivar all iuuij of mu an 1 property, doa and a'luitia tu bi. to tht aaid Tratca, and alao tlaatra all ara-lil4jr " praatnt thtir roauaTtira atMount an 4 dawand.. JX'i. f. IRWIW, 1 C. H. PMITM. VTru-teai. U'. D. DK-iLtK, ) Clr.rf.dtl, ArU 1, IH76 flt. 0 RPIIANS' COt'RT SALE. Ky rlrtae of aa onlvr af tha OrpTiaaj Ciuct ClearQald ooantr. thara wit) bo uld at pnbtn '. by tba voiUrfiftiel Adiainiatr U'f -if P1 ly Ma tlairk, dae'd, oa tba pramiaif, in Liwrrttn-xj tn ra it. p, on Hatural ay. April 20. IHTO. tha folio win a; deto-ibid nut aatstta, 1-tla uf tatJ dra'd, to wit: All tbat eartiia Irait ar piaa l land, aitaata in l.awrna township, Cleirdal 4 oanly. Pa.. boundaJ aad d )aribj a ffltw : Bfjrirtning at a aiaplai Ittauaa uortb 43 drreaa aaat 63 aurcbaa to ebaaant oak f thra hr land a - Laaauerry wait 4J perelwa tj ruijila jf .. i 1 tooaa ; Ihana fay laid of laate Jion'ia a r i 4" derara wart HJ parsh l to at 0j ; than e d . wn Wolf Ran ajutb ii dcraai aaat S3 fertb tu raap'a and place otbujtaoiof, cjnuisi tun ncra and lttl ptivhes. Taant. One-half aaib, balan tn one year, to ba arcarad oa Iba premiae attb inlaraai. J. L 1-KAVV, Adm'r. P. ft. Tbara will a!a b anil at tha aina tiaia and pla?e all tha paraonal property of a.iiJ dae'd, eoaaiating af huaiebuli and kitrbrn rurn.'ara, farm latptawiaata, and tarioa otbor art tela too numeratta to wautiun. Claareld, April . IW 4t. B OHOl'Gir 8TATKM KNT. A Statement of Street and Poir Fun I Cl.arliald Borangb, for IHJi t tiicbt ruxxt To balaoaa due ljf aettl'Oiant , To amount aaeraaad fur 1S7 . 47 tt i,a;s ss .i,ii 4r .- 7 1 tt ordera and eottnana mlrmmi .. Uy baM-oi atlewed Ui pay era By duplieate plaeed ia Contt. baa ia.. .. ID . It 1 I.02I HI Hy bal. ia band af bitt. Treaaerer... Argr-nate amonnt of Bcrongh B-Htd Uaiird aad onutaading ... M .ti,ltO On root rraotva. Ta bal. ia Diet. Traa. baada aa tbo I at day af laaaary, U7... .........Ilfil We, the anderfigad AaJltvrr af Clrarllelj borough, bava eiamiaed tha aatMaatj and vmarb- : era of lueae Jobnaon, Iitriitt Traaanrer, rriaiing ' U tba Street and Poor fnnda fur lt)7i, aad find tha tame orreel, aod wa find tha aura of thirty aiaa dollan and thirty two eenti (til..13) aa bal anea la aaid Traaaarar'a baada, aa well aa (be ntia of tbrea hundred and twenty foar dollar and , nineteen eanu (124.19) la the ban da or CunMahle McClellaa for eolleetion. Tha amount af Ponr , Panda ia tha Dutriet Treaaarer'a bandi ia gna ! buadred aod eighty three dollar and aixtr-en ', oeaia (9IH3.19). Tba antetandinir Boroiiffb II nd . ar five thoaaaad oaa bn.drW dollar (jft, 1-0.) . WITNtvSHoor bandaat Claarfield tbiiMbday! i rwnmury, isi. sr. u. naivu, I.A.UiULKH, And.tora. April i, Ittt lt. LANT8 4. FLOWERS - Tke aadrrrlKnoii kerit fire, notlae k. the 1 .itiaeti, af Clearteld eoeatj, thu ha ka, at kl, I Qreea lloaee IB Clearteld, a large quaatit of all klnda af Vegetable and Flower I'l.oU, wbiob ba ! will forniak lo all wko ai.j f.r.r bin with tbeir Ertrooafe, at roatoaabla pricee. Tha followinf I n partial litl tl pleat, and tower, t TBOKTAaLa rLaitta. Klnlrred Cabbar. PlaitU. Lal. Cebbae-a Pl.nta. Dwnrf Celorj Ptaate, Wintered CanltHowir Plant.. i Snoot Potato Haute. ; Kjt Plant,.' ! Tomale plant.. ' 1'epp.r PlaaU. . j rutu rL.ara rat tiriuina. i IIRI.InTROPErt-Aear.rted. PKrtlNIAr1-g,nl.ud daaklt. I1KI1ANII MStun.lo. OKHAMUMS lloohle. (1KKAN1UM3- Variegated. HA'tH-8i-nrl aod wh.u. PANSIKSL.rt, tower.. AtlKKATllM-Mitr-l. COLKHS Aeeorled. PlIt'HSIA f 10,1. and donbla. DA II MAS l.ut.lo. VKKIIKNAS-Berl telMted rari.tlee, CHI'HKA. CRNTAl'RKA end riNKKAFtlA. fAMNAS-Aaurtrl. STOt'K Large Snworing, dnnbl.. IIAUOMAa Aerwrled. IIK.IVAI.IA-Rlatamagor. M I.INON KTTR -Large II .werinr PINKi-ll,tUy. PIIL0-Jrant4iil)l. A mrge aeaortment of IMentl fur lln B.eltete or a,ee SRNK5T lltltlR. nging Cloarirl.1, P., A.HI II, Tj if. SheriiT's Sale. Bt tlrtai. of l.ndr.t write of lrd JTWo. I, uo.l out of the Court of Ccmmnn Peaaa ef Clear Held wnntt, nnd to ae diroioA. ih.r. .ill k. eipwed to pabllo enjo, at tbo Coon II , uio. ia ke boronth of CloerSolJ. oa There lee. th. tr.h .i.. of Apiil, loIA, al I o'alook a. m., ih. (... lowing denribed ra.1 aetata, lo win All Ih. latwrtll of Pour MsOrorwa lh.l. nndit.dr-d one halfl la all lh.i jta.i.1. r . trael of land attnatn, Iting, and being in Law rence lawnoh.p, Clearlield aoentjr. P.., on aorlh af the Saequehanna rieet, and an both e.de, oflarnpihehiadlag from Cleerdd eoOarwonetille. heatnntnc at pa bjf ehaMaiK an tha baah ar prlr ia DearHrhi ar OorwrnaTllle. Thla pre toe Busunrbaana nlver. belne; altw tha e trnar or Prtjr entilaine J1 norea, 40 il whieh are ateared. land of J.thn II. Wricbt, tbenaa 4waaaid rieer I I h whole U underlaid wilb aual, Are ela and a aonlh ttbtr elKHt daree naat rartaen perobaa j ' f Ir.-a ore, beaidea poaaeaetoa; a food water loa aual , tbeaoe aomh aareniV two dferena s.l ( nnwer Tbe build ibm are alert, lte.ll.nt I.bpm. iffUl perrhea ta a pnalf tbeaea aarth eereatr drtgraaa eaat twenir Ireperaheaia a pat ; thnnea aorlh aitlv two dejfreea eal ilitj eight perehea to a poil nnd corn,, ol land of l.-.n.l.r ll.nnioi mono. Iwente.,li . a.tb.lf Sofrow Iw.at, nine paroaea atom Leaadar Ueuaiog'e . . P.... , auito n.iv-en degrewe eaet aavoataaa aad anajia.f perohea en n pit j then, north two degreee eoal aarae, Inrap.ke road one kandred aad Iklrtaea ioroh-e to a p iet on town eh.n Mad i Ihenea along eaid townth.p rood north eigkle-oigbl drgraoe wet one hondrod end tklrtt J piMki, Ka peit eira.r ef load of John U. Wright i Ikeaoa eeutk all aad throe-taurth degreee oaMoaekandrod aad nlaelj.lwa porohe, nloog Jaba D. Wrigkt't land lo poet ot ekMtoel and plana of aogtnaiog, aonlnlnlog ana hundred and la.rtj.lhre. aarae aad tin. I.. p,rke, art, ha.Uf kaowa aatlie"llarr.tt Parm," and katiag Ikeroiin oraelod a good two Here dw.ll.ag keoee, large frame bank bar., wa.k kooea, enoke kooee, earing ko.ea, aad atkor ealbo.M.ag. nnd alea a tort good arokard. (Ta be aold oahjeot ta a atirlgeg. af M,et tpoa Ik. whola prop.rlp )-, f.lted, ukea In 0eo.ii.n aod la be aaid a. Ika p report; af Peter MoUeorge. Taawa ae Sn.i -The arloo a. aoa at oklek Ika propart, ohell ka urwtk o moat ka paid al tke time of wle, of ewk other aToagemal. mad. ae will ka .pprnfod. alkerwu. Ika prapert, will ba Imaedlatelo pet eed H , ,,. pone, aad rlk of the pore-., la wkem II wn. rak ot, .ad wko, la aaoe ar dotoioaet eS enok re akell mah. rmd lb. name, aad la no Inalanoo e,UI Ika Dd a. preeoawS m Ooart fb, raatrmalloa aakee, the mwy ie notaaltr pnUl u lb. SkerlS. W. R. M.PHRHSlfW. '"irr a uwnrtl, Chwtle. Pa. April II, 1174. Sfa (Untiaeinfiitj. mm TO TAX-PAVERS, In trarj4ii(M wild A-t of iba tlws At. auiiljr of thii Cuiniri nwral b, r prt.tj tba 14 tiny ul Mareb. A. I. Is; aa.l lh nt.,. tyM ,1 pn..l I ha ..1 Jay uf April, 4. D. 1-7., rrUlni to lti eu.U'jiwa ftnto m tba mij.tty or CUr. rti l.)," h'.liflft ia irtfrnfure hatrbj f ivcm ib Ui pa)r( rtisi l .14 ia lUu liitriota Uiuw um4, that tlit Curivt Tret . Hi mvior Ian tti li t),a M. nntl Wi-a at .- AH, m il ((-., I i p)., ot b iltiii'jt tbt burvHibaatl tunb'p Mttuuna oa um . .sri4 nmui ti, i.,r Ut puiulMs if r,. 'eiwj fr y ,-f IM.ll; j Por CiaarJeM U-Huuh and Lawrua t t twnabia, j Tlmrlr.y huJ Fndny. Ilav 41 f, i 5ih. i Put tdo-b-a luwrifbtp, ttor.lay, Mmv flia, tnm I W K. 4 u ol.. Jit. : 'l"or tftturd it. it i iMf, kiondy, Mar (It It. ! K.ir Kitltttua :ut tnlttt. iuastiay, Mj tf.b. . Fur t'uvir.j(:B taahtp, (ft lnrf4 ty, Mny I lib, V"r lirahatN twn,bi, I'btinJat, M.y I lib. 'nr Mrna I4sa-i.if, Friday. May Ufb. ; )V.ir lir If .rd twtriLij. etvUniBV, U ty IJib. , Por WWM.4i i .iwuMi.t, ,Vl., ly, a fc i-'-.r ll"j'4i b.rH.ri t-Bjy. Miy 1-tb. k'r 0..-tw.u bo.'i;( i. i' ..--liv, Vl.ty lfiUi. Pui ltroi tr lo-rn-inj., . . ,..mi, il4 it,th. r il-gf to.te.btp, U...I. i,4a. May I Tib. t-r Wu4jim. Is4rfal. Mat'iaidat', May Kth. Ir- u 0 lu iO. JD w'j!. k. h ut. F"r I (.jruaui;i. T. iir, M.y Ulti, froM i V to 4 " H te. r or P.k lowntbip, Fri lr. Mar Utb. trm I ta 4 't(wb. For JwcaeBvtlla hr'Ht;h, Sj(jt.l, tj 16 1 h, l Ir-iia D lu 4 VlSl-4. Fur Uu.'-a looa!iip. M.juliy, M ij HI, fruta 14 j iu 4 a'uijajli. , Fu UwtuUarjrar, Taaadap. M ty JM, C m Iu Ii. t Fur iruiriiM, Tj.lr. Hy Z-l I, iruta t a fi. I Fur l.u'brhurjf. iVa l.M-aiJ iv, ti'H. Iron ta 4. 1 tut liliiii at tiii:hip, Ttm-a iav, 2lb.fro III v. 4. t Fot fuiti. luamliip, FnlaT. 2drt, troia V o 1. j Fur Jut'ii toan'p, aiu.tU.'t J.'ib.liuin It to 4. l'i.a all tn ft paid to ittt TruMuror littn will rrtlo.lmo ul lira pf titot.,lni bta per I .-fii' wii: I dJ,J gftur ilia 6ftil n t,f J,,f oi, in ait iii1 Inn, ta iWiftjj diff trtt V IKS ar etut. iu pruiui in pattra. Faniaa eaa. 1 ttuia Hi- Him uf Mar. pty ifiir UT. -a at tha j froaaurrr't uffira. Iba b4l.ipe uf tha dittridta will ba tisiImI aft.tr Juoa C iurt , Nutk a tu Mkhh tTa A rif ip4traaliy j will tia Hir.ntu acrfhuuia tjc-inn inward at iba , tiuiu and pta. abura act furtb, anj l.ft tbair I ti-3nw for lt:&. irtaaarr'Ufl,' I U. M'OAUOUEV, f Lara.'!, Aj.nl, 'i6. Trcuantfr. m PHILAITA TIMES "TIIK TIMES" 18 A rillgT-CLASS INDEPENDENT M IliMMi .LWS.irtlt, And bm el -ntJ (t firt jcar witb an estauli.bctl hatm itiaoiteulatiou largar tban tbat of any oilier daily in Fennaylrauia, mitb a 'infrla exM tition. It baa ntiw tba utav parCrat mihiusry and ap pliaore. i'ir priatioj iu brp a liMija, bat ing tuo Ho prfrciin Preaiter, ra.-h eaj a'tie of pnuttog 3..t)'0 eoiuplcio apiaa of Tin TiKtw in an buur, ai tbat it oaa girt Ue very latcal arwi and ma.k tha tarhflil dtfhrory to ita ra-ult-r:. It e-ttiUin j me LTt:T r:irst j IneluJiog tba AtHHM.ated Preai Tclfxraaa, 8efial i Iaia;rataa and Jurmpaaditn trum all potuta uf I imaratt. Full aud Ae inract li-rcal Hp p M, and Fear lei Klitiiial launin ut alt Carrcbt I T-Jpioi, tnihinf it the inttst com pic to and ebtap 1 oat aaaatpApar ia Feanoylvaaiv "Tut Tim. ii ! THOROUGHLY INOEPENOLNT ' in averjibing. and wi:l, ta all political true!e, , be (aitbtul to trutb and ita ewa a.ari rtion. It Bikvi no hollow praloaca l autrnltr on tba laadina; qaatiiuaa mf tba iav, ar ia pilif:eil o.m tata aa may pua, bit tll erur ditvnr J tbe l.hnd partiaaoatiip tbat would iiljr J.uate iba r.gbi la party tat-rcM, hu atitier fur wiiat arjcanitaliun, of ia wtiitae iuitra't aaob c aim ia (atria. ati.l will fttarlratly eri'i p ical t rru.-j ttd lit want of puMte lufajffitr wlis-ifTer f. nnj. It (Ifiaandi aeuauiny at.d 0 tvlity in avary Jepartuetii uf aatB ori.y, City, Ktata and Mat in a I, and blJljr l arraign tho af ercei party whl abae pnblte 1 triixt. Il 4:Kurf pubiie tasot-a, pa'ii erenta j a.ttl uMio tu -ii, liti lb.it meatura of frecd.jm j Ihn i 4 ut, ted by troth, hat wih that dignity anil e'luriaiy wbirb ahould ever eliiracteriM tba j prvea ul' (be ttati afttiligbreacd uatiua of tba world, j tVue tan onu p r epy : m-il eahturiirara, p tumt pir-pai 1, it d iliar a year, ar fitly tenia : a oi'-utb. Adlrca - i THE TIMES, tl! Cl.ea'.nnl Street, Pbllndeldlila.- j A,.r-.l, ij, ; Jt. ' pAI.'MEUS, LOOK HKKK ! F. M.CARDDX & 11R0., W.,nl,l djll toe a'trntir tt 1'nrmere t Iba fnet thn! :h -e are r.-oriring OXE CAB LOAD OF rhbron's Patent Lock Level Tread Thresh Machines, oNt car load or CHAMPION MOWERS and REAPERS CUMUINKU. And two kind, of ORAIX tmiLLS FABH. EltfT t'A VORITtt A PARIBUS' FRIKND. All ll.e W. alirb.a., will ka aaid CHEAP tor CA.-M, or nobanied lor (ood HOUSES ad FAT CATTLE. ; Tbcy liar, alio a lot af saw ' Ttro lIORSB R0AI WAOON'R, IVtleh tliey will difoee of in the ran, manner. Our Thmbera, Reapara and Drill ara of tha bt main in the country, and wairantad firat elaM ia every partiealar. Cnil at ear meat market in Ple'a Opera II. ote ad eiaaataa tbaae macbioaa. F. M. CARDOS k BKO. Cieartrld, P., Marok t3,Tt-t. ' " ' TT 4 TJrT AT7PI) 11a ill 1V1 Vix 1 j I J ll . Utooiauin TfT) , KRATZER & LYTLE, naALaa is nsv noon.a, notions, BOOTS, fHOKS, tKATHKR, CARPETS, ; on, riita.j, ! WAI.I. PAPKB, ' WINDOW SHADKS, ETC.. Market Mrotl, t Ir.rflt-ltl, Pa. ' ri. it, utt.tf Down I Down I ! THE LAST ARRIVAL .SD OK COUR88 Tn CHEAPEST t A Proclamation against High Prices? ... ..... - . WB are now openlnj op a Inl 4 the beet and) moat eaaaonable OtMda aad Waree aver alTcred In tKla market, and at prieea that remind aa af tha (oml old dra af oboap thinffi. Tbaaa who lak faith upa thla point, ar daam oar aUe rvltODi auperfimma, need but TV .1.1 .r Of A STORE Cnntar Fran, and Market Mrtrtt, Whore the? ran leel, hear and kmta tot thtm inlvaa. Ti htllr anderatand what araebeap gaada tbia mutt ba done. Wa do aot deem it aereaearr to atiaaierata and iteiaiM our Mock, h i eaoagh fjr ua tu ataie tbat We have Everything that is Needed and enaautaed ta thU market, and at orient that awtntmh both old antlrrtnti . daM JOBIPH SHAW 4. BOH. jOH SALE OH RKNT. The andtraigned Oadini, It too tnt'onetnient to keen a Pub He Hotjea at Iba mnath f Saudr aad Central Polar, direa ta tnt, cell, tr tt- abanaMlhai farmr'a IlnaaTilla.'haner. tt f.. tnnwa. - houara, ahil a aaw mill. Poaaaaaiea will h j tVma. Tha title la tndiputlfp. : The pro-pt-oliTe value of thia pmpertj la not- ao,nelwl in Iho eoonly, and la laerelore trrt ileelraMo a, oa Inreetmanl. Boeidoa, a targw rfuentitf af eew llmoor le tt oa the property, wbiob een be manuf.rtured. ea. the prom. re. Leek of kola aad moaae to darelwp. It m my reaeoa for elTir.ng it IVir e.le. Ant (nrther tn. formitUa Ma bawhlaiaed btadirreoeiegti.ee.tb. eoribor. LAHiKKNCK ,1am Ml. Vriokrlllo, Pa., Merck IM-mo. Tlsst)LU I U1N N tti-e la faerntiy gitea limit Iba a-t perfow hip herel'rf.reh.iitln4 hetweea tteorga L IHa m and John B. KiMa, at KkMwbejr-i-r, wa li--eolte.l bj mutnal anaat aa the Irtth da of Marob, A l. l7. All the debta lae the aaid nrra are to H paid, and tbee daa fra the aae diaobarited. at the atera rom or tha abia Ina, wberelhe htietaeaa will ba narried on Hy theaaid J. U. Kllia and efotta M. Traaat, under toe ftrm ama of llta XrwXeL . UKU. L. ( l,..lJ) W, J R. KLLU. Ramb.rft.r. April , Ta-44 D ISSOI-UTlON.- Njtioa la harab gteao that tba p-irtnerablp heretnlurr eataiiaa; aad doing fcaa.aee aeJer tba Arm nam a Hiam Ugbtnar A Cn el Whit, m-ire ran, Beaoaria to waa hip, waa diaalttd by mataai aanaanl aa tbe Al day of Jul, 197V Tba buoha of the raid trm ara, la tha aaait 1 Orarf dram, fur aelilemani. i ROOM, LWHTNKtt CO Oiea ll.pt, Manh IK W 0