Clearfield Republican., October 04, 1876, Image 4

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IRiitrrlUnrottf.
WILLLAU M. H BUST, Justice
,riuruciu -, LUMBER
Villi w-- - - t r ,r
paid ovar. Articltiof BgrMuaut Mid dooda el
on ray ROM BOMiy niouiM "' r
IMl 0T BO ahvgO. I'JjTI
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00T AND BIIOB MAKING. '
jnHIPnn. DEKKINO.M Market atreel, I
Shaw'. Row, Clearfield, Pi., hM Jaat received
a lee lot ef Freaeb Calf iklDi and Klpa, Ik.
kaat la Uta aarkal, and la bow pr.nar.d to aua
ateolare ereiylklng la kil Hoe. 11 will war-
hh, klm WArk la ha a. aanraaanled.
Alt, all kiaoaaf Ltotbar and tihoa Flatllng!
for aalo.
Tho oltltaai of Cloarftold and vicinity art
MlpMtfullj iDTiWd to glvt btM ft flail.
Work doBo ot abort aatloa. f t!6Tj
"pOR SALE.
Too oadentgaod wHIta-lot prlvato m1 oil
that tract or parrol of land at to ata Id DhiIh
towDihlp, Claaroold oountji Pa., witbla ft abort
ditUaoo of tba Tyrona A ClaarAal I R. K., ood
adjoining land, of Hubert Hiidaon and utarn.
ood known u tko Jooob D. U ear b art lot. Tbt
aid tract oontalolng 80 oorai omro or laat, with
two volna of valuabla oool thai-aon. bu aboot 10
aorta olaarad, ood ii tko bey to a largt body of
eoal aboot being developed, w til bo aold low ood
opoB otvtjr urma.
For portioulara, apply to
uaviu u. a nr. us.
Clearfield, Pa., Jul IS, ISTH.
TANIEL GOODLANDER,
LUTUKRSBURO, PA,
, Dealer la .
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
HOSIERY & GLOVES,
HATS A CAPS and BOOTS A SHOES,
Xobaoeo. Groceries and Fl.h, Nail., Hardware,
Queena.are and Ulaaaw.re, M.n'a and
. Uoja Clothing, Droge, Palata, ...
,011a, Bahool Book.,
a large lot of Patant Medicinal,
Candlaa, NaU A Dried Fralt., Choeao and Crack-
art, rLook and Kina rowdor,
Flour, Grain and Potatoes,
Clear and Timothy Sad, ' '
Sola Leather, Moroeooe, Lining., Binding, and
Thread, Hhoeaakere'- Tool, aaa
Shoo Finding..
No greater rarlety of good. In any atora la tka
Bounty. All for aal. vary low for each or eoentry
prodaoa at toe Cheap Corner. May l, ibts.
HUEY & CHRIST,
SOLE PROPRIETORS Or TUB
CELEBRATED
1 AOt HaKX. PAtt.fc'
AND
TONIC HERB BITTERS.
StND rOI PRICE LIST.
IIUEY ejiTciIUIST,
WH. 3d Rlreet,
PHILADELPHIA
March 39, lB7H-m
POWELL & MORGAN,
, " -;. . . ,
IIAKDIVAHE,
Alaa, M.aafaotaroraof
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
CLEARFIELD, PA.
T7AK3UNG IMPLEMENTS of all
kind, for aala by
POWELL MORGAN.
T) AILROAD WHEELBARROWS
XV
for aala by
POWELL A MORGAN.
Q1L, PAINT, PUTTY, GLASS
Nalla, u., for aala by
1 ! ; f; f ' POWELL A MORGAN.'
H
ARNESS TRIMMINGS & SHOE
- flndlnga, for aala by - - - "
POWELL A MORGAN.
Q.UNS, PISTOLS SWORD CANES
Tor aala by
' I I i ' i POWELL A MOROAS,
gTOVES, OF ALL SORTS AND
Sim, for aala by
POWELL A MORGAN.
JRON I IRON ! IRON I IRON
For aala by
POWELL A MORGAN.
II
ORSE SHOES & HORSE SHOE
NAILS, for aala by
POWELL A MORGAN.
ULLKY BLOCKS, ALL SIZE8
And baat Mannfaatara, for aala by -
POWELL A MORGAN.
'HIMBLB SKEINS AND PIPE
BOXES, for aala by
IPOWELL A MORGAN.
SiGEETT & SGHRT VER
OftALIOI II.
HARDWARE,
oad aaafbotarara of
TIN, COPPER 4 SHEET IRON WARE,
JOfond tret, Clearfleld, p.
Having rcflttod oor atari room and doablad onr
toe it, wa ara prepared to ofirr ttarn alaa to por
ebaaero la oor llaa. Wo bara daaidad to do a
Strictly Cash Business,
oadaa tkeraforo tail at fraatlj rodneod prleoa.
Oorpootoraood porooaawko ooatoaiplato bnlld
win mv win w wTSMBinaj gar
Tools anl BuUding Hudwart,
wblek la law and of tha but naanfaotara,
Wa bnp a larp ttook of
NAILS, LOCKS,
WLiASS, LATCHES
PUTTY, HINGES,
OI-UR, 8CHEW8,
All klld. of Bonrk Plan... S.wa, CMi.l., Sqaana,
H.romw., n.lfh.u, plomli. and Ur.l,,
aaoniaaa a inaaia uaagM, Baaola,
firaoa. A Rltta, Wood and Iroa
Boook Sorowi, and tba ba.t
Boring Marhln. la tha
ark. ,
Double and Single Bitt Axes,
POCKET CUTLERY, Aa.
Agentt for BurniW$ Iron Corn Shelter,
Alia, agnau for RkbaraV
GOTHIC FLUE TOl'S,
which albataallF am Saaby Fleas.
Farm Implements, Garden Tools,
af arary daaerlptloa.
A largo rariaty af
COOK STOVES,
vkloh wa warrant la glra all.faatlai.
Fftlt Hmt mm4 ntrmmrtt.
javWlag, Ipoatlag aad Jab Wark daaa oa
faaMaabla aama. All ardarl will raaalra proapl
attaatka. Ploablag aad gaa lltiag attaad la
by,aipartnMd.irartBaa. May I, lr.
Our Otrn dvertlimfrt.
THE REPUBLICAN,
Fubll.hed ar.rjr Wedaeaday by
GOODLANDER & LEE,
CLBAHHM.n, PAH
llaa th Lsrysat rireulallsa of any paper
In Norlltwssttra Prmoaylranla.
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The large and conitantly increasing
circulation of the Republican,
renders ilvaluablotobuainosB
mon M a modium thro'
which to roach the
public.
Tebms or Subscription :
If paid is advance, ... f 2 00
If paid after three months, . 2 60
If paid aftor six months, . . 8 00
When papers are sent outsido of the
county paymont mtmbo in advance,
ADVERTISING:
Ten lines, or Icbs, 8 timca, , 1160
Each subsequent inicrlion, 60
Administrator' Notices, ,
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Auditors' Notices, . .
Cautions and Estrays, .
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One column, . .
ItLANKM.
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of blanks ol all descriptions.
SUMMONS,
. SUBPOENAS, , ;
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EXECUTIONS, .
ATTACHMENTS,
ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT,
LEASES,
" BONDS,
FEE BILLS,
CONSTABLE'S BLANKS,
&c, ic, 4a.
JOB PRINTING.
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We are prepared to do all kinds' of
PRINTING
L. .-. Sl'CII AS
POSTERS, '
PROGRAMMES,
CARDS,
..... f
i . LETTER HEADS,i '
f . ;:? ; ' ' ' -'
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IBILL .HEADS,
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... i i 'pamphlets, : '
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y IN TUB BEST STYLE,
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l ORDERS DY MAIL
FOR ALL4 KINDS OF WORK
WILL RECEIVE '
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PROMPT ATTENTION.
Gaodlaader 4t Le,
Clearfield. '
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Clearfield Count j, Pit
flru flood, flwrrltl, it,
JJARD : TIME8
' HAVE NO FFOtT3 !i
IN FRENCHYILLE I
ft
I oa. owar that than a omw parioai a littlo
hard to plaaaa, and I aaa alao awaro that tba
oomplatat of "hard tlnaa" la wall aigb onivanal.
out i aaa to attuatao aow iboi i eoa aouaiy iaa
fornar and proTo oooelaalToljr thai "hard tlnaa"
will aot offaot thoao who bur tkoir good frooi ata,
and all my patrons aboil ba lailiatod loto tba aa-
rai oi ...
HOW TO AVOID HARD TIMES
t bava srfkotW tniBtih to aanitlr oil tkolnhabt
tauti la tbo loaror and of tha county I aall
at aiooadlng low ratoa fron my aieumwotb otura Ib
MULSUNUURU, wbaro 1 eao alwaya M fvaad
rMdr u wait moob oallora and wppr twooi witb
Dry Goods of all Kinds,
Sack aa Clotka, SatlaatU, Caulanaiaa, Maallaa,
Ualalnaa, Llaaa, immnga, iwooaat
- TriBBlnf., Ribboaa, loot, 1
Raady-aaado Clothing, Root, aad Shooa, BaU and
Cap. all af tba baat mat rial aad aada U ardar
UOM, BOOB., UIOTW, aiiMw ua. , ai.w.i,H,
OROCBRItlS OF ALL KIND, r
Cof.a, Toa, Bagar, Rloa, Molaaaa., Flat, Sal
Pork, Unload Oil, Flak OU, Carboa, Oil.
Ilardwara, Qaaanawara, Ttnarara, CaitkHj, Plowa
and Plow Caatlaga, Nalla, Spikaa, Cora Caltlra-
tora, Cldar rraaaoa, and all llaa 01 aiaw
Parfanary, Palata, Varaiak, fllaaa, and a ganarat
uaortmant or Dtauonary, . v (
00 OD FLOUR,
Of dlffarant kranda, alwaya oa kand, and vlU ba
aold at tna lowaat poaaiaia garaa.
1. H. MeClala'l ModioiaM, Jayr..'. Malleln..
Uo.t.lUr'. and Uooaand'l BfMara.'
SODS nounda of Wool waatad for which tha
Atgnaat pnoa win aa pais. uiovvrMoa oa aaao
ana lor aala at tna lewaai Haraai pnoa.
Alao, Agant for Straltonrlll. aad CarwanaTilla
Tniaahiag HaobtaM. . ...
wmCall aad Mafor yoaraalvaa. Toa will lad
aTarytniag aaaauy k.pl la a ratal, aura.
L. M. COUDRIET.
FnaehTllla P. O., Angaat II, 1ST.
JEMOVALl ;, v j
JOHN McGAUGHEY
Woald ratpootfbllr aotlfy tbo pnblla gaaoroltv
that ha baa raaioTod bii Oroeory 8 tor frou
Shaw! Row. to tba bntldiog fornorly ooeoplad
by i, Mlleo Krotaor, oa Boeond atroot, aait door
to Btglor'a bardwara atora, wbaro ba toiaoaa
koaping a Full lino of
(. KOI EIIIEN.
RAMS, DRIED BEEF and LARD.
SUUAR8 and SI BUI'S, of all gradaa.
TEAS, Qraan and Black.
COFFEE, Roaatod aad Grata. '
FLOUR AND PROVISION,
CJfA-KO t'RVITS,
All klnda la tha Barkat , '
PICKLES, In Jan and b.rr.li.
8PICE6, In arary fom and rariaty.
FAMILY FLOUR.i,
ALL KINDS flf CRACKERS.
SOAPS, ' r , i.
MATCHES,
DRIED APPLES,
DRIED PEACHES,
DRIED CHERRIES,
Coal Oil and Zaamp Climasyf.
And a food aaaorlaiaat of thoao tklaga anally
k.pt ia a groa7 .ton, wblrk ka will axobaaga
lor maraaung a. tna naraai pnaaa.
WiU aall for aaab a. ahaaply aa any ath aaa.
Plaaaa aall and aaa hi. ftooh aad Jwdga fcr
yoaraair.
JOHN McOAUOUET.
Claartald, Jan. 1, 1ST.
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(Sacaaar to LTTLR A MITCHELL)
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALER IN
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TURKEY PRUNES,
PRESERVED PEARS,
PHILADELPHIA HAMS,
PlrJH. '
Maokaral, Lake R.nteg, Cod, Aa. '
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'l at -1
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THE" REPUBLICAN.
. CLEARFIELD, PA .
WkDSWbAV MORNIKO, OCT. 4. ISIS.
. PEMOCEATIC CAMPAIOH SO NO,
Jlf'Ok hata. I", Ok M4 M.'
to Waahiagtan tbay bad a bank (
For Praadaiaa to rraort ta
Tbalr nrlng lhay did fr.aly plank, ''
And Uugh'd with h.ppy gu.to.
Ob lookca hrah, Oh lookoa dab I
fib look way oU.r yondor.
Don't you ho that thiaving erew,
A Jaklag wld d. pluadar.
l)t bank ka. f.ll.d,dlttraia ant.ll'.d,
That frMdniaa w.ra tb. rletlaia.
Ia arary tbing aad arary way,
Tl. foved lb. Had. had dipt Is.
Ob knkaa bran, alo.
Wa gat a lot of Story book., '
D.y tall va Grant doaa Mnd .m,
Witb bla rrapoet. rota right, mj boya,
Or Ku blui end. your Ireadont
Oh lookra hrab, ata.
Ol. nau. aay., dat'a not d. ray
To grt our tnakt. and aorr. j
For wo moat work aa othor. do,
By railing track and tatarf .
Ob looker hrab, alo. '
D.h. Uacla TllJaa'a, d.t'. hi. nana,
lla'll brrp a.arcry NaMct,
If wa will maka bla. Pn.id.nt,
Ry treating a. a. froeinaB.
Ob lookoa kuk, at..
Tom Hmdrloka la anotkar man,
For ailing any autloa j
And Juat .1 gnoil to aid Ik. plan
Of frraiag di. fraat aation.
Ob loukoo kerb, ata.
WHAT Tim HEPUBLICAX PAR
. IT HASVOXE.
A PLAIU STATEMENT OF FACTS
H'kat The Htcmrdt Prove. -
REFLECT BEFORE YOU VOTE.
TWICE Till NATIONAL DEBT SPENT IN
SIX YEARS.
The Reeorilt prove that tbo pnblic
expenditures durinir tbo six years of
President Grant's Administration, end
ing June 30, 1875, havo been 14,000,.
000,000.
FIVE MILLION DOLLARS OF DEFALCATIONS
The record prove that tbo defalca
tions by Republican office-holders dur
ing tbe last aix years of Republican
Administration, amounted on June 19,
1870, to 5,500,625.
A HUNDRED MILLIONS FUR THE WHISKY
RINOS.
Tha reeorilt prove that tbe robberies
of tho Whisky II in pi, for attempting
to break up which Bristow was driven
from tbe Cabinet, amounted to fully
100,000,000.
THE RIPUBI.ICAN RINGS INDORSE T1IIM
SELVES.
The recordt prove that the number of
corrupt ring and combinations sur
rounding tho Republican Administra
tion fur exceeds anything previously
known in tha hisUiry of this country,
and that notwithstanding Ibis ever' re
publican Convention, State and Nation
al, in the past eight years, baa fully
indorsed that Administration.
THE NUMBER OPOmCR-RnLDEaS NEARLY
DOUBLED.
The recordt prove that tbe number of
office-holders has been tncrcased dur
ing President Grant s Administration
from 64,207 to 91,119, or at tho rate of
more than 8,000 a year; that during
almost tbe whole of this period tbe
country bas boon suffering from great
commercial depreasion, and nearly
every homo bos felt the pressure of
hard times.
ROT ONE REFORM PLEDGE FULFILLED.
The record! prove that the Republi
can party baa pledged itself to civil
service reform In every National and
State Convention since 1868; that
President Grant baa aaked Congress to
aid him in bringing it about in almost
every message he bas ever written ;
and, that not tho first statement has
ever been takon towards thefufillment
of that pledge, excopt tho unimportant
one of the appointment of a Hoard of
Commissioners, which aroused so much
opposition among Republicans that it
was abandoned ; that Gov. Hayes has
again promised civil aorvice reform
just as President Grant promised it
eight years ago.
NOT ONE 8PECII PAYMENT PLEDGE FUL-
- - FILLED.
' The recordt prove that the Republi
can party bas plodged itself to bring
about specie payment in overy N ation
al and almost every Stato Convention
sine 1808 ; that President Grant has
akcd Congress to aid him In bringing
it about in evory annual meesage since
that time ; and that not tbe first stop
has ever been takon towards tbo ful
fillment of thatplodgo save by the pass.
agoofaso-callcdRosumption Act,wbich
was originally framed aa an inflation
measure, but which worked somowbat
differently ; that tbe Republican Na
tional Convention did not dare to com
mend this act, and tho Democratic
House found ltscll compelled to voto to
repeal it; that Gov. Hnyoa has prom
ised specie payments now just aa Pres
ident fa'rnnt promised eight years ago.
NEARLY TWO HUNDRED MILLIONS STOLEN
BY CARPET-RAOOERS.
The recordt prove that President
Grant's reconstruction policy has re
sulted in tho increase of tho debts of
Southom States, which wore almost
nothing at tbe clow ol tbe war, to an
aggregate of 119-1,000,000, and in the
almost complete oon li sculion of proper
ty by local taxation ; that tbe lists of
estates and farms to be sold (hr taxes
fill column after column and page after
pago of the Southern newspapers ;
that tbia condition of things affocts
blacks equally with tbe wbite, and is
the direct result of tbe enormous thefts
of Republicon officials.
A DISASTROUS INDIAN POLICY.
Tht rtmrdt prove that the Indian
policy of President Grant bas resulted
in littlo less than tbioving and blood
abed, and has finally eulminatod in a
bloody and costly war brought on by
the violation by his Government of a
solemn treaty with the Indiana.
A BRIBE TAKEN IN THE CABINET,
The record provet that the Republi
can Socrotary "of War boa been, for
almost tho entire period of President
Grant's administration, engagod in
blackmailing bis appointees; that
from one post-trador this Secretary
derived in this way $20,000, and his
accomplice 120,000 more ) that he sor
roundod the approaches to his depart
ment with brokers who sold appoint
ments ior him, and, In some cases,
chargod as much aa 11,000 for a mere
personal iRbrodtretioa to tbo Secretary ;
that many of tbeae things wort ex
posod In evidenee given four years ago
by Gen. W. B. Hnon, a distinguished
army officer, that tbe evidence was
brought to tbo attention of tho Presi
dent, who mad no Investigation of
the charges, and continued the Secre
tary In his position for tour years
longer; that when the final disclosure
was made, his resignation was accept-
ed immediately by tbo President "with
groat regret;" that this acceptance
enabled bitn to escape conviction on
bis trial by the Senate, on tbo ground
that il bad no jurisdiction ; that of tbo
twenty-nix Senators who voted to ac
quit him, all but oue were Republi
cans; that within a few days alter
this disclosure, President Grunt's Ad
ministration was commended by tbo
Slate Convention of Ohio, which pre
sented tbe namo ol Gov. Hnyea as a
candidate for the Presidency, in terms
of higher praiso than it found for lis
own candidate ; that the National Con
vention at Cincinnati cordially endorsed
tho President and bis Administration ;
that Gov. Hayes, in his loltoi of so-
coplancc, announced bis full and hearty
concurronco in the platform adopted ;
tbatuo Republican Stale Convention
or National Convention, nor has Gov.
Hayes, ever expressed the slightest
disapprobation of tho crimes of the
Administration.
A CABINET OFFICER AWAITING Ihll'KACH
MENT. The recordt prove that the Socretury
of tho Navy has, for years, violated
very many of the laws governing his
action without rebuke or remonstrance
Irom President Grant ; that lor years
bis former business partners, the Cat
tells, levied blackmail upon those sock
ing to obtain contracts with tho De
partment, and that during tin same
period bis bank account with the sonic
Caltclla,"showa muub Ini-jrer ti-nn "no
tions than could have been founded
on his salary ; that he bas had Mb pri
vate furniluro manufactured in tbe
workshops of the Governiueiit ; that
be put in peril an enormous sum of
Government money in tbo attempt to
prevent the ruin of a bankrupt bank
ing bouse, and that 1700,000 of this
amount bos never been recovered ; that
bis Department was found to be honey
combed with fraud, and run as apolit-
cal bureau ; that tbo navy yards were
crowded witb mon before election, who
woro discharged immediately after
wards ; that Iho House of Representa
tives authorized tho Judiciary Com
mittco to censidor tho propriety of his
impeachment, and it will doubtless re
port in favor ol such a stop at tho
opening of tho next session ; that the
Republicans reported and voted for a
resolution whitewashing Secretary
Robeson, although there woro few Re
publican journals wbichdared to defend
him ; that tbo single Republican mem
ber, Mr. Bnrloigb, ol Muino, who had
the courage to sign tho majority re
port against Secretary Robeson, was
defeated for re-nomination, suffering
the same fate as liristow at Cincinnati
and Evarts in New York ; that Mr.
Burleigh's defeat was everywhere
known to bo due to bit fearlessness in
exposing Republican rascality.
WUIKI THE CAMPAIGN FOR UAYEH IS
RUN.
The recordt prove that under a Re
publican Secretary of tbo Interior,
frauds equally upon the tax-payer and
tho Indian havo been committed with
impunity, amounting annually to hun
dreds of thousands of dollars ; tho
perpetrators went unpunished, and tho
chief perpetrator, Columbus Delano,
retired after years of service with
a handsome testimonial from President
Grant j that under this same Secretary
oi tbe Interior, pension frauds woro
committed amounting to (400,000,
which were exposed by a Democratic
Uouso, but tho perpetrators of which
are still unpunished by tbo Republican
Administration ; that Columbus Do
lano's appropriate successor, Zachariah
Chandler, baa boon placed at the bead
of the National Republican Commit
tees, and is managing tbe campaign
for Gov. Hayes, presenting a spectacle
of the neglect ol official decency in high
places Dover beforo witnessed In this
couutry.
A DEPARTMENT OF INJUSTICE.
The record! prove that Attorney-General
Williams, while at tbe bead of the
Department of Justice, supported bis
private carriages and horsos out of the
contingent fund of the Department,
following in this tbe example of almost
all the Republican officials; that with
another of President Grant's Attorney
Gonerals, Mr. Akorman, be diverted
134,000 of the funda of the Department
to election purposes in New York a
proceeding for which the President
and tho two Cabinet officers have been
censured by a Committee ot the
House; that with the connivance of
another Attorney-Genoral, Edwards
Pierrepont, a letter was written to
District-Attornoys during tbe trial of
Gen. Babcock for conspiracy, to pre
vent conclusive testimony isshown by
the testimony of Bluford Wilson, late
Republican Solicitor of tha Treasury ;
that the letter which Mr. Pierrepont
said was not to be made public, was
given to Babcock's counsel and made
public by bins ; that President Grant
took pains to ascortain the evidence
against Babcock from Mr. Bristow and
Mr. Wilson, who could not refuso to
give it to him, and communicatod it to
Babcock ; and that largely by means
of this prostitution of justice, Babcock
oscaped conviction.
A DISGRACEFUL DIPLOMATIC SERVICE.
The record! prove that nndor tbe Re
publican Administration, now nearly
closed, the diplomatio aorvice of tbe
Unitod States has been disgraced by
almost universal corruption and in
competency ; that almost the first act
of onr first Minister abroad, General
Schenck, waa to print a treatise on
pokor playing; that he afterwards,
from corrupt considerations, violated
all diplomatic decency by giving tho
great weight of his name and position
to a swindling mining scheme ; that
the corruptness of the transaction was
shown by the fact that be paid noth
ing for his slock, and by othor over
whelming evidence that in the invest
igation which was made by tha Dem
ocratic House, Gen. Schonck's tcstl.
mony was shown to be lalsa in almost
evory Inslanco by abundant evidence;
that tho House ot Representatives by
unanimous vole censured bim, after be
bad left England under cover of his
official position to avoid arrest ; that
the Republican Minister to Austria,
ex-Gov. Ortb, was corruptly eonnected
witb the Venexuolan claims, while In
Congress, and being nominated for
Governor ol Indiana, in spite of his
record, was finally compelled to with
draw, because his defeat waa Inevita
ble ; that tbe Preaiduul's brother-in-law,
Mr. Kramer, Minister at the Dan.
lab Court, ia etil' ralainod la bis place,
notwithstanding tho toot lhat he baa fre
quently disgraced It by drunkenness
end public appearance In disreputable
company i tliat iwuorai miiiici k,
Sickles, who bos boon on his trial Ibr
homicide, was sent aa Minister to tho
Court of Spain j that Silas 11. Hud
son, a relative of the Praeidont, sent
to Guutunialo, disgraced bitncell there
by conduct unbecoming a representa
tive of tho United States ; that nono
of the acts of those men or of the Ad
ministration, of which they formed a
part, were condemned by tbe Republi
can party, excopt in tho ono Instance
ben public sentiinont lorcod it to join
in too verdict pussou upon (junorai
Schenck ; that, on tho contrary, the
Administration bus boon previously
commended by all tho conventions of
tho Republican party, State and Na
tional, oepeciully by those which nom
inated Gov. ll.Ayus.
REPUBLICAN RKFOUUEUS RUN OUT OF
orricE.
The recordt prove that Mr. Bristow
and Mr. Wilson, who wort, engaged in
tbo work oi pursuing thieves, und did
not hesitate to enter tho doors of tbe
While Uouso whon tbe trail led there,
were forced out oi ofilco by the Presi
dent; that Wilson's lellor ol resigna
tion never rccoived any nolico ut the
baud of tbe President, while Delano,
Belknap, Shepherd and Murphy, and
other noted corruptionists and person
al friun.ls of tbo President, woro re
tired from office with exlruvugant
ouologios.
ANOTHER CABINET REFORMER TURNED
OUT.
Tht record! prove. I but under Presi
dent Grunt's furorito Postmnster-Gen-
eral, J. A. J. Cresswt-ll, the system of
"straw bids" grew up, which remains
still uniformed; that Mr. Creewoll,
when be retired from office, was
highly eulogized by President Grant ;
that his successor, who attempted to
introduce reforms into tbo administra
tion of the Department, wan removed,
and a political subordinate of Senator
Morton was appointed in bis placo.
THE REPUBLICAN TREATMENTOF WOMEN.
The recordt prove that President
Grunt's Commissioner ot Pensions,
Gen. J. 11. Duller, combined with a pen
sion agent named Illakely in an at
tempt to blackmail Miss AdaSaveet;
that Miss Sweet bud obtained her ap
pointment as successor to Blukely
through bim, iu consideration of a
promise to pay bitn a large share of
her salary that Blakely, being a de
faulter to tho amount of (3,000, at
tempted to compel hor to assume the
ruspottsibility fur that amount ; that In
this be was seconded by Bukcr, then
Commissioner of Pensions ; that tho
individual i to whom the moneys
were paid tbroughn.it was B. II.
Cumpbcll, United States Marshal and
General Babcock's father-in-law ; that
after tho Cincinnati Convention prom
ised "reaoctful consideration" to tho
claims of women, a high Government
officer proposed that tho reduction ol
force in tho Departments, compelled by
tho Democratic reduction in tbe ap
propriations, should be made by the
diseharga of women, all of them poor,
so as to keep tho Republican voters on
comlortuble salaries ; and that this
policy is now being curried out as lar
as possible.
DOW REI'lBl.lCAN DELINQUENTS ARE
rt'NisnED.
7"Ae recordt prove that the Public
Printer was found by a Committee of
tbe House to have been charging ex-
orbitanl prices for bis work, reporting
incorrectly tho cost of printing The
Corujrettional Record, and drawing mon
ey on false vouchors ; that when that
office was abolished, and ono similar to
it created, the President appointed
this same delinquent official to tho new
office, and tho .Senate confirmed him,
notwithstanding these disclosures.
THE BAFE BURGLARY CONSPIRACY.
The recordt prove that a conspiracy
was formed to which tha President's
private secretary was a party, and oi
which tbe chief of the Secret Service
was the principal Instrument, to com
mit a burglary In the office of the District-Attorney
of tho District of Colom
bia, and implicate in il Columbus Alex
ander, an old and wealthy citizen, who
was outspoken in denouncing, and
fearless in pursuing tbo Ring ; that the
plot was frustrated only in its final
stage ; that Gen. Bubcock is now undor
indictmont for this offense.
REPUBLICAN RING-MAKERS NOT RING
RB EAR EES.
The recordt prove that the Ring which
robbed the Districts of Columbia as
boldly as tho Tweed Ring robbed tbe
City of Now York, was kept in counte
nance by tho favor of Preaidont Grant,
and was officially recognized by his
renomination of Boss Shepherd to be a
member of tbo District Government,
after his robborics had been exposed ;
that public sentiment waa so outraged
that tbo Scnato, sorvilo as it had been
and ia, rejected the nomination ; that
Shepherd still remains ono of Presi
dent Grant's moat conspicuous iriends
and trusted advisors.
THE RLACK FRIDAY CONSPIRACY.
The recordt prove that tbo partici
pants in tho infamous Black Friday
conspiracy ol 1809, wore Gen. Bab
cock, Gon. Porter, Jay Gould, James
Kisk, Jr., A. K. Corbln, the President's
brother-in-law, and Gen. Butterfield,
Assistant Treasurer In Now York ;
that whether President Grant was
personally Interested in the matter or
not, bis order to stop the Government
sales of gold was tbo first thing desir
od by tho conspirators, and that they
ran tbo prico up Irom 136 to 1G3 ; that
the President finally ordered tbo sale
to be resumed, whether through alarm
or because be bad boon duped, cannot
be definitely ascertained ; that the re
sult wna a terrible panic, spreading
ruin on evory side. Tho faclofGcn.
Babcock's complicity in tbia conspira
cy was brought to President Grant's
attention some months since by writ
ton document nndproofs,but thisdid not
prevent tho President's retaining him
aa bis Secretary aud Rending bim with
Riossagos to thoNonateof the United
Slates.
THE ORANT FAMILY LOOKED AFTER.
iffa record! prove that President
Grant bas violated all tbe precedents
of his office by pensioning very many
of hia relatives upon the Government.
THE PRESIDENTIAL PRESENT TAKER.
The record! prove that President
Grant, in contravention of all prece
denu of bia office, baa been in tbe
babit oi receiving valuable presents
throughout bis entire Administration,
and has frequently appointed persons
making tbe largest subscriptions to his
campaign lunds, to lucrative offices,
ARMED INTIMIDATION,
Tht recordt prove that tbe President
has repeatedly Interfered In the gov
ernment oi States In the South, with
out warrant ot law, using the army to
ntlmldulu Legislatures or Influenoo
elections; that In tho case of tho in-
fumous Louisiana outrugo, tho entire
Republican Cabinet, and tho whole
Republican party concurred with bim.
THE SANTA DOMINGO CONSPIRACY.
The recordt prove that tho conspiracy
oi Bubeoek and other members oi tbe
Whito Uouso Ring, to havo tbo Island
of Santa Domingo purchased by the
United Slulus, in order to enhance tbe
value of concessions held by them, was
aboltuil, whether knowingly or not,
by tho President, and that the cost to
the country of this scbemo was (2,000,
000 ; and that lor Mr. Sumner's op
position to this scheme in the Souate,
lie was deposed, at the express desire
of the President, from tho placo he
bad fulfilled with honor for many
years at tbe bead of tbe Committee
on foreign Relations.
GRANT HELPING UIS BROTHER'S OPERA1
TIONB.
Tlie recordt provt tbut Gon. Grant,
whilo Genornl of the Army, gave a
relative an appointmeut on learning
Irom him by letter that be was to be
t.nid for it: that Gen. Grant, while
President, has kept bis brother, Orvil
Grant, fully informed of vacancies
likely to occur in post-tradersbips and
Indian agencies, . and that, by tins
menus. Urvil Uraul was enuuiou to
blttckmull many applicants into giving
bim a share iu tbe profits of their
place, in return for his influence ; that
n this woy Orvil Graii1. obtained and
still bolds largo interests in post-trad-
erships and Indian agencies, into which
be put no cupitnl ; that all theeo lucte
were admitted by Orvil Grant in bis
testimony boforo tho House Commit,
toe.
omCAL KIDNAPPING.
The recordt prove that during tbe in
vestigation by the llousool the Santo
Domingo job, officers of tho Secret
Service formed a conspiracy to kidnap
a witness, Raymond 11. Terry, upon a
fabricated charge ; and that they did
not make tbo attempt, which happily
failed in tho end, without orders from
high authority.
THE PARTY RUINS 70,000 NEGROES.
7Vu record! prove that tbe Republi
can party, which claimed to bo tbe
especial guardian oi tbe negroes of the
South, deluded them into intrusting
thoir savings to tho Krcedmcn's Sav
ings Banks and then robbed them of
every cent By this cruel theft 70,000
negro depositors were rob bod of (3,-
000,000.
A GREAT RtPUHLICAN JOB FRUSTRATED.
The recordt prove that tbe attempt ot
the Republican Senate to revive the
franking privilego was frustrated by
tbo Democratic House.
WUAT THE DEMOCRATS HAVE DONE
ONE YEAR.
The recordt prove that the hoads oi
the Republican Departments estimated
thoir expenses for tho current year at
(173,590,822, being an incrcaso on the
appropriations of last year of (25,425,
698, mado undoubtedly witb a viow to
tho purposes of tho campaign ; that
the Democratic House estimated that
tbo Government could be honestly and
economically administered for (109,-
Z44,I4G ; that, yielding some points
demanded by tbe Republican Senate,
the appropriations wore finally fixed
at 1120,611,871 ; that theaaving effect
ed by tbo House on tho expenditure of
the previous year n as (29,944,252, and
on the sum demanded for tbia year,
(55,380,650. .
DEMOCRATIC REFORM IN NEW YORK,
The recordt prove that tbo State taxaa
in New York nndor a republican Ad
ministration in 1874, tbe year before
Gov. Tilden's Inauguration, were $15,
727,482 ; that in 1876 they are $8,268,-
19C, tho reduction being vory largely
due to Gov. Tilden's economies grow
ing out of his reforms.
The cotton orop raised at the South
this year ia tbe largest since tbe war,
and reaches the encouraging figure of
4,639,228 bales. Tho largest crop ever
produced was that of 1859-60, which
was only 482 bales in excess of tbia
year,
gnu 2idi'rrtistruBt.
JOTICE.
Notlflo la harrbr glvaa to oil ttartloa eoa
wrnad, that r.jr wife, Mary Ptttor, havlag loftaav
oao aaa ooa.ro, wuaoai aay oaaao or ruroelloo,
all paraoao ara horaby warnotl agaiaat harboriog
or irruatiag aejr oa my aoeoont, aa i Will aot pa?,
or bo roapoaalblo for, aay dabta oontraota4 by bar,
JAMK8 I'OTTKR.
Kylortowa, 6pt, St, UTo It.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-
Notlce la hereby girra thai Letter, of Ad
mlnlitreUea oo (be eMete of JNO. VAN BRA.
BANT, lata of Hartaa towaahlp, Clearleld Ca.,
Pa. dooaaaed, bariag beaa daly greeted to tbo
anderrtened, att pcreeo. indebted ta aaid artate
WIS pleaae Bake laaediate payaoat, aad thaa.
baring oleiai. ar daaaad. agataM tha Mo, will
pracnt tboa properly aalhantioated for MtUo
oi ret wHbeal delay.
ALFRED 8COFIKI.D,
P.nB.ld, Sept. S. 'li u Adiaioi.lr.lcr
I7XECUTOR S NOTICE
J Netloa a beraby girea that Mlara tela
mcalary baring been granto.1 to the aadaraigned oa
lb. ..tale of RICHARD SHAW. 8,., aeon, late
of Lawrence tewn.blp, 1'l.arfleld ooaaty, Pa.,
all ponona Indebted ta aaid cute are reao..t.d
to Babe lamediate peyaoat, aad tboM saving
eiaim. again! tha aaa will preeen! tbea daly
aalbcaticatMl for eatUoaent.
tT-A. B. Sbaw, who la aalbnrited by tbe
other Rieoatora, will attend to tba eeltleaent af
all el.ln. at tha office of tbi. Egeeatoro, In tba
atere-rooB l.lalr oeenpied by Joapb Shaw A Son,
ia Claarfleld, wbera ba eoa be fbuad at all tlaea.
JOSEPH SHAW,
A.H.SHAW,
A. I. SHAW,
CleerSeld, Aageet 10, H!-L
(I'm.
QAUTION
All paraona ara hereby aaatlaaed agalart per
ebulag ar ia aay way aaddllog with tha follow
ing property, now la tbe peMorrioa of TboaaaC.
Kyt.r,ef Morrl. towaahlp, rl.t Right aero, of
eora, 1ft acre, baebwbeat, I0 doaaa of rye ia the
bare, tt baihala oala, I bleak nils, t gray horeoa,
I l-leck Bera, I twe-koree wagoa, B aMi bareae.,
I Nt .loiU aad chela., aa tha aae kalonga la aa,
and la left In bla po.au. toa aa laaa oaly, aabjMl
to ay ardar at any tiara.
JOSEPH POTTER
Kylerwwa, Sept. II, ISIS H
QAUTION.
an
are hereby aaatloaad agala.t
la aar wet aoddllao el.k .a.
rullowlag proper! r Bow la tba aMeaaaiea af llaai.
bleloB White, of Hell towaahlp, to win Oae bay
borae, I white aid hrewa aow, I rod sew, I aleak
Bad ablte .prlng ealf, II .harp, I earing w.goa,
I rat af bara.es, is dean, af aat., S lea. af bay,
I acre af ra, 1 err. of kaalwkaat, I rooking
atorc sad atraalle, i bads and baddiag, I aap
be.ro aad dl.be. aad a rat af bog., aaid prop
arty bariag boon parcbaMd by ae al Cwe.lable.'
..la, aad left wllk Mid While oa teas, nhjMl lo
ay order al aay tlaa.
Cheat, S JS-liO JOHN HOCRENBERRf.
QAVTION.
AO panaas an hereby aaatloaad eg.latt
narebaaiag at ia aay way aeddllag with the fel
lo.li.g preprny aow la tba aemulaa of Fraal
paSMMlea of Freak
Fes, ot Ua.loB tawaiblp via
boggy, I sarins waaoa. I I
1 1 oaa aiaes aeraa,
eew., heifer, I aal.ee, i keaa, II ba.b.1. wbML
two norra wagoa, I
IM ba.bal. aala. I. a. ra axaa ka. ba .....
Mt doable ha.Baea, I aat angle baraoea, I pair w
.lads, I aattlag has, I grl.I 4 naree eara,
lot af aabbag let af graba, eb.laa, eta , lot af
rd'.altl, bed., baddiag, tablaa,
slab, dlrbrt. ahelra. Mara, aenaaia. a,. . 1. ,a.
bt!!!i. ni' W Fr,h,4 at
7 . - . T . "apteanor, ists,
and Is left with tka said Frank tat, nhjeet ta ay
ardar at Baa tlaa. JAMES FOX.
ClrarSeld, Sept. II, HTi.lt,
L- : ' "
JOHN H . FULFORD,
OtStRAl mSURASCt AOtST,
Clrarleld, Poau'a,
Rnraaaat. all tb. laadtaf Fin
laaaranaa
coatpaala. or la. eaaniry .
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Royal Canadian
Horna, Now York
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llaaorrr, N.w York
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Mfl.mt
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Provldauaa, Wartilnaloa
W.Hnna ak,.n. .SmIIbO OO In.UraBO. OB brOB-
arty af aay kind, .hould aall at nay oSloo, oa
Markat slrol,a.poaila tka Ooart llaaat, aad aa.
aiy Hat o( eoutpaai.. anu r.ie. ooior. ,aurig,
..fill. il. r vurvnv,
Clrartold.Pa., Oct, !T,'T.-ly
.iiaaao.i -), arj. ir-fil
Sulphur Soap
Ii CWaaag. lnJiiiisog. limMif, batkiaf,
Btaaaaf mi hrajag.
It wain aba emm akl meattalsly
mft Met EMsUthfal. Il twovW O bejuttliU
sjooJkMs lo Oi akl, OAVtl IbraM aa static
wUUsbsvs. It ejsirea ban atslda. dtsvang,
leorlaUioeM, nmghtum, Ua, aaatisini. frvefc
Iaa, liver sate, ctAttppad bswrla, aurM, akvta,
eteiariraff, ulaiN oat tit lukila nmJ Cswt, lick,
inuad I Irk, .Irking bsHWMD iMtoeL licking
uf tha astir, t41M, tarm. A aw reiievei tn
ttcblng fttis) irriUliusi ut biting soel ejUniiMf
livcapriev Aa It ta mtmcUUf evleaud to U
Tot (.tv, Mcaasxar, ael atb om, jro cm
lftke et Sulphur Bath at pleMir, For haUav
.( lldrfa), H to NSMiiklli. Ladle wbo
mm H ta Utetlr Tulle rakl tr eto wiiteool
IL It Mat rail Mi Uta odor af aamitrsili(i,
krisl, u m Eternal rvrtaMy, rtua anmly !
eaeaiaW. Full MncUuut MaMjmnj aooh
paebna. TltY IT.
eMc tt to. tar Cika. I OtkM fcr C Ctt
li mmU JA Oa. by atai! 1 Ua.
If aim ttarejv aW
Dr. Van Oylte'aj mo,
la. 1331 Oraoa Bt, nUooolpbta.
USE NO OTHER.
J. P. WBATBBaatw
...w. w. aim
WEAVER & IIETTN
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Ara of arlag, at tba aid Stand of 0. L. Road) A Ca.
tbalr .took of goad., aoarlatlag of
DRY - GOODS, GROCERIES,
BOOTS A SHOES,
HAT8 A CAPS, HARDWARE,
QUEEN8WARI,
FLOUR, FEED, SALT, Ac, 4o.,
Al tka Boat raaaoaabla rat., fat CASH er la
axekanga far
Square Timber, Boards, Shingles,
OR COUNTRY PR0DDCK.
JUF-Advaneaa B.J. lo tkew angagnd ta tot
ting aat aqaara tlabar aa tka stoat adraatagooaa
tonal. pdttlaari
Guarded the lUfkett Jtledal at
F iraaatn.
E. & H.T. ANTHONY & CO.,
Ol Broadway, New York.
(Opp. Uatropalltaa Dotal),
MAiBracrraaBa, laroarttM aa aaatBaa ta
CHR0M0S & FRAMES,
STEREOSCOPES & VIEWS
aMhoaat, Grapbeewopao, Photograph a, aad klodraa.
goo4a Colabritioa. Aetroaaoa, At.,
photografhhT MATERIALS,
Wa ara bcadqaartar. for orarytbiag ia tba way af
Stersopticoni and Hapie Intern,
Balag aanafaelarara af tba
MICRO SCIENTIFIC LANTERN, ,
STEREO-PANOPTICON,
UNIVERSITY STKROPTICOX.
ADVERTISER'S 8TEn0PTIC0N,
ARTOPTICON.
SCHOOL LANTKKV, KtMILY LANTERN,
PEOPLES XNTKRN.
Kaob a.yla bring tbo hoot af it. ..law ta tba
- aarki-t.
Catalogae. af Laatarna aad SIIJol, wi.b diraa
tloa. for a.iag. Ma. aa application.
Any ant.rpri.ing aaa oaa Bake aoary with a
Magi. Laatora.
isr-Vi.lton ta tba Cratraalal Btpoiltlon will
do wialy a. dafar parebaaiag good. In aar Una
aatil tkoy aaaa to ear atora la New York, wbare
tbry will Ind graatar rariaty aad Bore Bodor.le
price., aad aaa ..toot tboa at tb.lr lei.ere. Bat
wa bare aeoarao.ion to aall Maa.tyle.of ear
good. In tbo bailding af the Denarla.al af Paklte
Coafort, and thoee aot aaalag to N.w York ara
iaritod to all on ear rrpraaoatalioa tb.re.
er-A fall ataok af Vlewa af tka Elpoaitloa
and thair eoateota.
Jtar-Cnt aat tbi. edrertieeaen! (ar nferaMe.-ftm
Jane T, l!;t-ly.
CALIFORNIA.
tTia caicavoo io oaaaT-waaraai oaiiwat
Kid bra oaa indor oaa monagtxaaBt tho ilraat
Traak Railway Llaoa af tha WaiiST and NORTH
WK8T, aad, with IU Baaiorooo braaoboa aad
eoBnaolloaa, foraaa tha abortoat aad qui.koat rnto
ktwaB Caicaooaatl all point la liaison, Wia
coKaia. Horthrb MiraioAO, MinntaoTA, Iowa,
NaaaAaKA, CiLiroaata aad tho Wamaa
TaaaitoBiti. It
Omaha and California Line
la tka ahortett and boat ronra (br oil points la
Noaraaaa iLttaoia, Iowa, Dakota, N aaa .aaa.
roa iaa Colorado, Utah, Vrtaoa, CouroB
IA Oaaaoi, Cviba, Jafam aad At iraAua. Iu
Chicago, Madison A St, Paul
Line
I. th. .borlret Una for Nonraaaa Wiaroaa.a aad
MiN.nKvr., and for M.n.aoa, Sr. Pai-l, Mis.
sa.raLia, Dm-nTS aad all palate la tba Ureal
Nertbwoet. Ila
Winona and St. Peter Line
If tha only mnto for Wihora, RM-aoaTia, Owa
tdroa, Marrato, 8t. Pbtbb. Kw Ri.v, aad all
Boiata to Soatbora aad Caatral Miaaoaota. Iu
firwn Bay and Marqucttf Line
la tha only Una for JASReriLt.a, Watrbtowk,
Ford Do Lac, Oaaaoaa, Arpi,RTa, Oaaaa Bat,
Rhoaraba. Nmaunrb, MARnirarra, UovwatoN,
Hancotk Bad tbo Larb Suraaioa CoDaiar, Iu
Frinort And DuhnmiA Lin
It tba only rooto for Bi oir, Rotipobo, Faaa
roar, aad all poiata via. FraaporU Iu
inicago ana niiwaus.ee Line
la tka aid Lake ."bore Roala, aad is Ike aaly aaa
paaaiagthroagh Krassron, Laaa Foaaar. Utes
ta paai, Wa.'aaa.a, Kiciaa, Kanoeat to
Mitwariaa.
Pullman Palace Cars
are ran aa all throagb Iralaa af this road.
Tbi. i. th. ONLY LINEraanlng theoarbe.
twee Cbleaga aad St. Peal, Chirage aad Mllwaa
kra, ar Chieag. aad Wlnoea.
Al Oaaba ear Sleeper, eoaaeot wllk tba arar
lead Slarp.r. oa tbe I'aioa PeeiAe Railroad far
all poInU Wait of th. M i.Marl River.
Oa tka arrlral af Ike traial froa tha Raat ar
South, tha trelae of the Cbieage A Nerlb-WeeUre
R.llway LEAVE CIIIOAOO u fnllewai
Kor('eanrll Hlair..taahaandl alin.rala.
Twa Throagb Traiat dolly, with Pallaaa Palaca,
Drawing Raoa aad Sweplag Oars Ikreagb ta
Oooaeil Biol..
Var nt. Paat aad Mlnneapolla. Two
Tbreogh Train, dally, with Pallaaa P.laoe Cars
attached aa both Iraiaa,
aar Urns Mai. sue Lahs Raparwr, Twa
Trains dally, with Pallaaa Feleee Carl attaebad.
Bad raaalng throagb to M.ron.lte.
for Mllwaakae. Poor Throngk Tralar daily,
Fellaaa Oars aa Bight train., Per lar Cheer Oar.
n day trBlea.
far Mparts aad Winona aad palate la
Miaaoaota. Baa Through Train dally, with
Pallaaa Sleepers ta Wiaoaa.
far laaaetaa., via Freopert, Twa Tbreogh
Tralaa dally, with Pallaea Car. oa Bight Iraiaa.
for Irabeeae and I -a Craaas. via Cliaiaa
Twa Tbreagh Train, dally, with PaUaai Oar.
as algkl treie ta MeSragor, laws,
far Steal CMy aad Vaskeati. Twa Tralaa
sally. Pallaaa Oar. to leeerl Valley Jasala-s,
far lake (ieaara. Fear Tralaa dallr.
far Markrwre, sterllag, KssMahs. aranaa.
.is. aws ewer petals, yea aaa Bare froa twa
la las tralaa dally.
New York Oe.ee, Na. 411 Breed... Boetoa
OMm, No. t State Street, Oaaka 0ea, 1,3
Farahaa Street, Res FreaotoM OBee, 111 M.M.
eaaerr Street t Cklaaga Tiehel OMaes I tl VI. rk
Street, ao.ar bberaea HenM aaraar Casal aad
Madlaea StreeUi Eia.le Street Der.nL a
EI..I. end CaBal Street. Walla Street Osat!
eoraer Well, aad Eleale Siraeta. '
rartaua ar baiuraallos sal atlalaabU fraa
Va' e-iaaw a.-ava, nppiy I.
. H. SrB...rr, M.arn anwaira,
Cklw C-s. Boat,
Jaa. IS, HTS-lr chLga
THE MANSION HOUSE.
Corn .rot Baaoad aad Marbal Slraata,
CLEARMMtD, PA.
THIS aid aad eauadiaaa Hatal kaa.daH..
tka past yaw, baas aalargad w daabl. i
oram aapaalty far tka aatartaUBaal of
g.r. aad ge..u. Tka wkala kalldlag ba. koai
rofaratabad, aad tba roprlrtor will .para h
aal.. to roadar bis gaaatt soalartabl. wkiU
staylag witb bia. H
ar-rba 'Manilas Dobm" Oaalbaa raaa ta
aad froa tba Dapot an tba arrlral aad d.pmM
afaatktrala. W. C. CAKlwN.
Jnly 11-71 If Proprl.u
LLKGUENY HOTEL.
Market Rlraol. Clasrfleld, P.,
Wta. S. Bradlay, foraorly proprl.tar of Us
Laaaard lloaw. baring loarad tb. All.,..,.
H.,tl, aoli.il. a abara af pablla patn.a.g.,
Hoom has ba.a tborooghly rap.irod a..d a.l
forniabad, and gao.U will find it a ploaaant iu.
piog plaoa. Tba tabla will ba .appliad witb u.
boat of orarrlbing ia tba aark.u At lb. ku
will bo fouod tho boat win, and li'iocra. 11
.tal.llng ntucbod. WM. S. BRADLEY.
May 17, ',a. rrup'i.i.,.
SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE,
CURWENSVILLE, PA.
NKWION READ, P.oraiaroa.
llariag boaoaa praprlator of Ibi. Hold, I
woald rorpoctlally aoli.il tba p.troau. ot tat
pablia. Iloaaa Uacaatly and auarraicatly at.
aauaja ft, raa.iaaana raiarat.aao g.ioo na.
pla rooa. attaebad. All railroad Iraia. .tun u
Ibi. boa aa. It
QIIAW HOUSE,
O (Car. af Market A Free! Mreoti,)
CLEARFIELD, PA.
Tbe aod.r.!gned bating Ukrn charge at tki,
llul.l, woald reapeetfally aoilcit public patronua.
Jaal'TA D. R. rl'LLEHTON.
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
NEW WAHH1NUTON, PA.
This new and well farni.h.d boara ba. Iwa.
lak.a by tbe en Jeriigned. II. frel. eonbd.nl of
being able to render .eti.ractlua to tboM who an
favor bia witb a eat).
May S, 1171. 8. W. DAVIS, Prop 1.
jyj OSTOl'B HOUSE,
Oppoalta tbo Coart HoaM,
LOCK HAVEN, PB.SN A.
jal47l I1AUSEAL A (ROM, Prop'..
LOYD HOUSE,
Mala Street,
PHILIPsBURO, PEJNN'A.
Tabla alwaya aapplicd with tba beat tb. B.rke
afforda. Tba traveiiag pnblic I. invilnd to c.L
laa.l,'?!. ROBERT LOVU.
p. a. aaaaLB.
S. w. anaoLB.
F. K.ARNOLD & CO.,
Hanker nml Itroliemt,
ReynolslfTllle, JelToraon Co., Pa.
Moaoy roeal-od oa tJepealt. Diacottnu at
darata rotM. Eaatara and Poraiga KxthaiiK !.
wan oa kaad aad oolleictaa prwnptJt im4.
Kayaoldavillag Ieo. t, 1S74.-I
County National Bank,
OF CLEARFIELD, PA.
ROOM la Vaaonle B ail J lug, oaa dour atyfta M
0. D. Wfttooa'a Drug 8 lor.
Paaaago Tie beta to and froa Livarpil. Usmta.
S. IaaajMBB $aa4a aJ r..a-.a..u
AI,VrfUfor oalooa tba Royal Baok m Irtiua
aad laoporiaJ Bank of Loadoa.
alAOKB 1. LEUflAIiU, rrrsl.
JiT.M.JHAW, Caahiar. tlr1:T4
DREXEL & CO.,
No. II Roatk Third tttroot. Phllsdciphls
B.l.rKR,
And Dealers in Government Securities.
Applleatloa by Bail will reectre proapl at...
tloo, and all laforaatiea aheerfally farni.ked
Ordara eoliotaa. April II tl.
STEWART 4 BLACKBURN,
DENTISTS,
C'urrranavllle, Claarfleld t'onnt), Pi n.'.
(OBoe ia Gates' New Baildiag.)
Carweaarillo, jaa II, ISTS-ly.
DR.
(OCca la Baab Baildiag.)
CarwewerUlc, ClrarSeld Cav, Pa.
ok II It II.
A . M . H I L L 8
Woald rOfMttfallr bo t iff kip iatleBta
that ho haa roOticcd tha prtoa of ARTI
FICIAL TlBtVH to tatt oo mt .
$Si.o fur a doabU aat. For aay tweporaoaa
eoaiiag at tho auao tiaio, lo havo otvrk aa appcr
aat, will gH tko two oau for i5o.o, or III.
oaoa.
Taroaa invariably Carn.
Claarwald, Job. I, lH.fl.
s
TEAM SAW MILL, ENGINE
AND BOILERS FOR SALE.
Tha andorfignod offort for aala oa rearoaablt
Uriae, thair aUaaa taw aiill, losMtod t Wallara.
ton, CloarmJd Co Pa. Tka vagiM aad boiltn
aro aa good aa bow. Tht alao of tho aagiaa ta
UiJt, Bad ia la good raaa lag ardar. Tbry ill
alMtell tbalr abiaglo aad bth mill, aad all tba
working aaacbinary (a tho at II. Putiaa wiebiag
to porohaao oaa eall oa or Bddrot
tilt AHA at. WALLACE A CO
Cloarlald, Pa., Joao M, I
M EaTtJ A R K ET.
F.H. CARDOH & BR0.,
Rasr af PL's Opara Noaa,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
Oar arraagraant. ara rr tbe aarl aompleta
ehnraeter for farwlablag tbe pablia with Fmh
Maata af all hlad, aad af tha very ben nnalily.
Wealae deal in all kiada af Agriaaltaral Iapl
areta, wkick wa keen oa eihibiliea tar tba bra
eflt of the nublie. Cell aroaad wbea ia toee,
aad take a look at tbiaga, or addre.. a.
F. M.CARDON A BRfl.
Clearleld, Pa.. Jaly 14, 187. If.
N
EW CABINET Al A KING SHOP.
M. B. SPACKMAN
Derirea te aanenaM ta tka pablla that h bu
opeaed a
CABINET MARINO SHOP IN CLEARFIELD,
WbrnkawlS RRRPON HAND
PTJSNlITJTia.
And da all klnda of CABINET WORK said RE
PAIR rUUMTUIlS af all kil.de.ee akorl
aotioe ead in tbe beat poe.ible aaneer. bb.p a
Faank atrert, eppealie Park A Mvrrill'e C.rrie.
Shop. Aag. t, 'ii-ly.
FRESH MKAT-NEW SHOP.
Tka atla.!.. L 1-1 , I LI:. 1.
- -,.,w anvaj I - IU. HI I WW ,.ma
grarral that tbay keep oa bead, regularly. U
tb.lr .hop, adjoining JonN OLLICH'S forn.lara
rooat. oppoilu the Coart Hence, tba
BUST fRIKH BKSF, VBAt, MCTTON
LAMB. PORK, STC, AT
REDUCED TRICES, FOR CASU.
Msrket aornlnga Taaed.y, Thamlay, aid
Satardaya. Meat delivered at reaideaM aha
A abara ef patroaage is rrvperlfellr aol
March I, 1971-ly. 8TAOEAKOK1
kiUd.
NORRIS.
READING FOR ALL 1 1
BOOA'S BTATWSERY.
Market M., Clcsrwsld, (al tha Paat !.)
THR sndnralgned bags leave to aaacaaea ta
tka eilleeaa af Clearleld aad rtciailv. that
be kaa atled ap a raoa aad kaa Jart relenei
froB tho rity witb a lerge aaoael af reedf
aaltor, aonaiatlng fat part af
BiWos and Misoellaneoui Books,
Blaah. Aocnanl nad Pea Boob, of every la
Mrlpllon i Vipwt and Earrlepea, Frearb pr.ed
and plala. Hone aad Peaclht Hlaek Lrfal
Papw., Dm.1., Mertgagoei Jodgaert, Et..s
Uoa and Pruaiaarr aoteai Whito and rarrk
a.at Brief, Legal Cap, Rroord Oep. aad Bill llP.
Shoot Maale. lor either Pieae, Plate ar Vioh.,
eoanaatly aa bead. Aay book, ar Mlee"l
deaired Ik.l I aay ant bare oa hoad.wlll be rdel
by Irat etpr..., aad sold at bol-..le or rauil
to nit eo.loavra. I will alM beep prriodKU
llloratara, aaob aa Magaalaea, Newap.per.. Aa.
p.a.uaUin,
Clo.ra.ld. May I, liSl-lf
JOHN TROUTMAN,
DIALER IN
FURNITURE,
WATTItEHMEN,
AND
Improved Spring Beds,
MAREET STREET, I;EAR P.O.
Tb. aadmlgaad kef. leara to rafora the rl
Maa af Clearield, aad tba pablto geaer.11'' UM
be bas aa bead a Iaa asMrtaent ef Fereiiera
al aa Wala.t, Che.ta.1 aad Pala. Cb.wJ
SaltM, Ptrior Salt.., Rerll.l.g and BMlr
Chairs, Ladies aad Oasts' Eeay Pbelrs, lb. rw
ferated Dlalag aad Parlar Chairs. Caae
Wladeor Chalra, Clctbaa Run, Step and EX"'
slaa Ladders, Hal lack., Sorabblag Br..k".
MOULDUO AND PICTURR FRAMES,
Looklag Slaasaa, Cbreaoa, Ae, wblek wald J
ealuble to, H.lleay preeeet. ..
datirn JOHN TROfTMAN.
E. M. THOMPSON,
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