. ggiffflUn aJ.
WILLIAM M. HKNKY, Justice
0rr.sPoAcBA.r.- ' LUMUER
ncv .iiMtinna made U. .uvf protuplly
neid ever. Artieleaof egisetntjiit end dteda of
toaveyanee neatly eieented eed wwwiltd MN
root or mo oorg. , -
B
OOT AND SHOE MAKING.
jnfUtPB H. DKBRINU, 00 Market itrMl. It
8hrw'o Ro. Clearleld, Pa., hu Joit reerleed
a toe lot of French Coif tklni and Xtpi, the
boil In the market, aod U bow prepared to bu
afoetare erorythiog la hio lloo. lit will war
rant hio work to bo oj reDroiented.
Alt, oil kind, of Leather ooit Shoo Flailing
for oilo.
Tbo oltlioao of Clearleld aol (totally are
roapeotrally larlUd to giro aim o can.
Work doaa X iborl oolloe. i Mo'TIj
nOR SALE.
The under, hrn ad will Mil at Brlrato Mlo nil
? that troel or parcel of hod ottoolo la Deeetur
town.hip, Clearfield eoonty. Pa., witbia o ehort
dl.tanee of too Tyrone Clear A. 1 1 K. R., olid
edjolniog load! of Robert lludioo ond otoera,
ud kouwa oo tbo Jacob II. Uearherl kit. Tho
eald troot eoBtaioiBg 00 ocrec mort or lost, with
two eeiol of valuable oool tbereoo. hoi obout 10
' aerei oltired, ood li tbo key to o large body of
oool oboot Ming aereiopen, n ill no loia low ood
apon only Urui. ror pertlcnliri, apply to
DAVID L. KHKB8.
Ciearteld, Pi., July l, 18711.
TANIEL GOODLANDER,
LUTHKH8BURQ, PA.,
Dealer In . ,
DRY, GOODS, NOTIONS,
HOSIERY & GLOVES,
HATS k CAPS ud DOOTS A SHOES,
Tobacco, QroeeriM and Flab. Naile, Htvrdware,
qoeeneware tvoa UiAsiwere, men ana
, - hoy cioutni, itrwv, paint i i
' . -Oil 8hol Booka. '
large lot of Patent Mediclnea,
CeuJiea, Nad k Dried Frulte, Cbeeae and Crack
ra, Rook aad Rifle Powder.
, ; Flour. Grain and Potatoos, j
Clover and Timothy Sdf
Bole Leather, Moroooot, Xolqlna, Binding! and
'inreaa. Hiionae:trr Tooit and
Shoe rinding. i
Ho greater variety of goodi la any atore In tat
eonnty. All ror aaie very low ror eeen or eonnirj
produoe at the Cheap Corner. .May 1, 1879.
HUEY & CHRIST,
BOLE PROPRIETORS OP Till
CELEBRATED
AND
on.;' srtercR's
TONIC HERB BITTERS.
SSXD roll PRICE LIST.
1IUEY A CHRIST,
, 3d Blrott,
PHILADELPHIA
March 19, 187H
POWELL & MORGAN,
duum la , ,
II A 11 D W A It K ,
Alio, llannfmettrtri of
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
CLIAiriILD, PA.
T7AUSIING IMPLEMENTS of all
klodi for 10)0 by
POWELL A MORGAN.
R
AILROAD WHEELBABROWS
for lolo by
POWELL A MORGAN.
QIL, PAINT, PUTTY, GLASS
Nolli, oto., for tola by
' T I v j POWELL k MOBQAN.
II
ARNE3S TRIMMINGS & SHOE
flaliofi, for nlo by
POWELL A MORGAN.
Q.UNS, PISTOLS SWORD CANES
For Hio by
1 ' POWSLL A MORGAN,
gTOVES, OF ALL SORTS AND
Sim, for Hit by
POWELL A MORGAN.
TRONI IR0N1 IKON! IR0N1
x
For lalo by
POWELL A MORGAN.
II
ORSE SUOES & HORSE SHOE
HAILS, for nlo hy
POWELL A MORGAN.
pULLEY BLOCKS, ALL SIZES
Aad boit Moaafoetoro, for nlo by
POWELL A MORGAN.
"UIIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE
. BOSKS, for ulo by
TPOWELL A MORGAN.
SAGEETT & SGHRYVER
HARDWARE,
(and mannraetireri of
T!H, COPPER St SHEET IRON WARE,
T wwat, Cl.arfloid, Pa.
Horlog roftttod oar otororoon aad dooblid oor
took, wo oro prtporod to offor borgoiao to par
kooen la oar lloo. W. boTO dooidod to do a
94 nap tfctnferf fell at ptatly redaeed priew,
Ciiwanten and yareeai whe aeat ablate bajlld-
ig wui weu to tiKnvtaiee ear .
i ul la'.''.rgZrdwm,
trklok if now aad of Ui boot auaafaotora.
Wo koop a lorto otoob of
" LOCK8,
LATCHES,
HINGES,
' " , SCREWS,
- '.!,gaaroo,
LoroU,
toIo,
OOWI.WwV-rtl
-na; aiwtn im
! Cr'e Ltt Aim,
- ' CjBot,
"0,
3 vim. wrrw n--ei"f.- n n ,t
Dur (Oir advrrtlmHt.
THE REPUBLICAN,
Publlihed avery Wednafldaj 1
GOODLANDER & LEE,
CIBARFIULD, PA.,
Ha. lb.. Larftat t Urulotloa of any paper
In Nortbwaotara Pcnnoylranla.
The large and conitantly Increasing
circulation of the Republican,
renders itvaluablo tobuainesi
men ta A medium thro'
which to roach the
public
TiRMa or Subscription :
If paid in advance, . . . 2 00
If paid after three monlhi, . 2 60
If paid altor fix months, . . 8 00
When papers are sent outside of tho
county payment muBl be in advance.
ADVERTISING i
Ten lines, or less, S times, .
Each subsequent insertion,
II 50
60
Admiilsiralor' Notices,' '. 1 . 2 60
Executors' Notices, .... 2 60
Auditors' Notices 2 60
Cautions and Kstrays, . . . 1 50
Dissolution Notices, ... 2 50
Professional Cards, 6 lines, year, 5 00
Special notices, nor lino, ... 20
YEARLY ADVERTISEMENTS:
One square, 10 lines, . . . (8 00
Two squares, 15 00
Throe squares, 20 00
One fourth column, . . . . 60 00
One-half column, .... 0 00
One column 120 00
III, A NUN.
Wi have alwnysjon hand a large stock
of blanks ol all descriptions.
SUMMONS,
, SUBPIENAS,
EXECUTIONS,
ATTACHMENTS,
ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT,
LEASES,
BONDS,
FEE BILLS,
CONSTABLE'S BLANKS,
4c, eVc, 4c.
JOB PRINTING.
We aro prepared to do all kinds of
PRINTING
iWCII AS
POSTERS,
PROGRAMMES,
CARDS,
LETTER HEADS,!
ENVELOPES,
(H1I.L HEADS,
J STATEMENTS,
PAMPHLETS,
CIRCULARS,
Ac, 4a,
IN THE BEST STYLE,
AND ON
.'REASONABLE TERMS.
ORDERS I1Y MAIL
FOR ALL KINDS OF .WORK
WILL RECEIVE '
PROMPT ATTENTION.
t . . . ,
.?-r "i f -r . '
Oe4Uiu4ltr A Iee,
Clearfield, ' '
. )n Ij c !
Hc!T,Pa.
5rj 0o(l, Gtattxitt, (5tr.
JJARD TIME8
a avi ao iffiot
IN FRENCHVILXE I i
I aia aware tkat taere are tatne nermai a little
hard to pleaae, aad I am alee awaiM that the
frompiatni or nr it nee it wen aign aniveriai.
Hut I aa ao aHaated now that I on aallify the
tortner and prove eonoinaireiy hat "nam tinea
will not effeet thoae who buy their good fro me,
and all my patrona ahall ho Initialed Into the m
ore! of
HOW TO AVOID HARD TIMES
UBTW KUUUal t)nUol(n W P"7 sou nmaur
UaU In the lower end of the ouunt whteh X Ml I
at eieeetliaf low ratea from my mawwieth atore In
MUL80NUIIKU, where I an alwoyi be found
ready to wait apon oaJler and fupply than wllh
t I 1 k . 1 -II tl. IKk.kl
Dry "Goods of all Kinds,
Suoa Ol Clothi, Sotlaottl, Canlmonl, Moolloi,
llilolooo, Llaoa, Urllllaii, voihooi,
Trlmalnii, Rlbboao, Looo,
Roadj-modo Clothlaf, BooU aad Bhooa, HoU ood
Capo all of tho boot motoric! aad mato to ordof
Uom, boobo, uioroo, biiiiobo, uiw muuuni, w,
OROOERIBS OF ALL KINDS.
Ooffoo, Too, Soiar, RIM, Moloixo, Floh, Sol1
fork, Llaoood nil, ai uu, vac bob vii.
Hardware, Qaoooawaro, Tlawaro, Caotlogi, Plowo
ood Plow Coillnjf, Nolli, Bplkoo, Cora Oollla-
tori, cidor froiioo, ana an aioaa ooi.
Porfomory, Palati, VaraUk, OImi, aad a fioorat
aooortmoat or Dtatioairy
GOOD FLOtfB,
Of ditoroat braodt, olwoyl oa bond, aad wIU bo
old ol tbo lowoot poaMMo Bfuru.
1. II. MeClolB'l Modlolaoo, Joyno'f Modleiool
llootottor I and HouOand Ulttorl.
S00S aonndo of Wool wantod for whlob tbo
big hoot prloo will ao paid. ' Clororoood oa hood
aaa ror ouo u too mwoii BiarBoi pnoo.
Alio. Afoot for BtrottooTlllo aad CorwoniTllIo
inroiblog Hoohiboa.
te.Coll and too for roaroolvoo. Too will And
OTorytbiog BiBally kopt la a rouil otoro.
L. M. COUD'IKT.
rr.Doh-lllt P. O., Anguit 11, 1874.
JEMOVAL!
JOHN McGAUGHEY
Would reapeotfully notify the public tana rally
thai ha htva removed hio Grocery Store from
Bhaw'a Row, to tbo building formerly oeeonled
by J. Mi lea K ratter, on Second atreet, aeit door
to Blgler'a hardware itore, where he lotendi
keeping a full Una of
O 11 O O E RIEN.
IIAM8, DRIED BKEr and LARD.
BUUARS ood 81 RUPS, of all gradoo.
TEAS, Oroon and Block. '
COFFEE, Rooitod and GrocB,
FLOUR AND PROVISIONS,
CAJfJVKB FBl'tTS,
All bladi la tho markot. . -.
PICKLES, In ara and barrel!,
SPICES, la orory form ond tarloly.
FAMILY FLOUR,
ALL KINDS OK ('BACKERS.
SOAPS, v
MATCHES, "
DRIED APPLES,
DRIED PEACHES,
DRIED CHERRIES,
Coal Oil aai Lunp Chlmniiya.
And a rood aooorlBMnt of tbooo thlngi aiaallr
kopt ia a grooory otoro, which bo will exchange
lor uoraouag oi too maraot pnoeo.
WiU fell for eaoh .a ohooply on aay other oao.
Pleaee oall and Me kli otoek and Jodjc for
yonneir.
JOHN McGAUGHEY.
Clearleld, Jan. , 1S7S.
G
ROCERIES.
JAS. H. LYTLE,
(Soaoouor lo LTTLE t MITCHELL)
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALER IN
CHOICE LINE Of TEAS.
00L0NII8,
JAPANS,
IMPERIAL,
YOUNG HYSON.
KNOLLS II BREAKFAST
roreot la Markot
BUTTER ANII ECGR
Will bo kept and Mid at I rot out. Cub poid
ror voaniry rrwaaeo.
GRRMAlf OIIKHRIES,
TURKEY PRUNES,
PRESERVED FEARS,
PHILADELPHIA HAMS.
PIHH.
Mackerel, Lake Herring, Cod, Ao.' ' v
pickled. . , ; i
Barrel Plcklei ond Boglllh Plokka. ' , j'
FLOUR AND FEED.
Floar, Cora Meal, Oat Meal, Ac , '
aohlll JAS. H. LYTLE.
AMERICAS CYCLOPEDIA,
(APPLBTON'S) ' '
ir.il. Iiil'l
NEW REVISED EDITION,
Compete in 16 Volumei.
Intlrety re-wrltua. Krarythlng brought down
te the preeent tlmo. lllaatraUd ihreughoat with
Over 3,000 Illustrations
i . i . t
ANDMAPSof ererr oooatrl oa the aloha. Bold
only by oubocrlpUoo. It is aol obligatory to
take all tho voloaei ot moo a Tola aw oay ba
4rltrrod oaoo a aaalh, or onn la two Bcalha,
Too eoott a dor. the arieo of a a oar. wHI Boo roe
a oot of CYCLOPEDIA ON BI-MONTHLY
SHUSCKIPTION la loee tnaw throe yean. Tbea
bora will bo oeeiethlog eabetealial oared ood a
ctorohoBM f knowledge, iodeod a Balroroal
Horary la lloelf Hmrod, witk hot little I tor I or
oaeriflco.
PRICE AND STYLE OF IllNDINO i
For Etlra Clotk, per vol IN
For Llarorr LooUwr. per ral.....hu.... S a.
For half Tarkey Moroeeo, per rot M..H T SO
For half Raeiio Ealra (lilt, per col S M
For Fall Maroooo Aai.eaa, par or.1.....,.., IS 00
For Fall Baoiia, per rel.. ...... IS St
For forlbar ioformaUaa addroo,
i. H. WILLIAMSON,
? i ' '
Pnlloaar'o ogoat, IS, Sink Mrwt,
Jaao it, IIM.ly. Pliukorgb, Pa.
THE REPUBLICAN.
CLEAHKJELl), PA
IVKUKKHUAV MOB NINO, OCT. 11, 1IT.
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN lONO,
AirYankM Vxdtt"
Tllden and llendrioki art (he man
To guide the atorm tbet'i brewing
For oleanlng out the vlleot dan,
And atop the letae renewing. -Oh
k, J. Tttdon la to? man '
With Hendrloki ai weM maUl t
They'll aqueloh the falae Hepubllca
e, WboH deed! are eieerated.
Tea they will take apon tbamielree
The tatk of renovating i
And laying by apon the ahelraa
The party domlnatlDg.
Oh 8. J. Tllden, ete. '
Rtfbrm'a the watebword theM hard tlmea.
Hire heed, ye pecalatora,
Or yon may Bad the lew oonflneo
6uoh braaen vlnlalora.
Oh B. J, Tllden, tUs.
There'a whlihey rlnga and other thlngt,
That makaa Uio mind grow weary,
A earfelt wa have had that bring
Corruption oul qalte oleerly.
Oh B. J. Tllden. ate.
"Let no guilty man noane alr,M
Coinmandfl Ulyaaea brtetly,
For I am the ehlef magiitrale,
And will relnaao them freely.
Oh 8. J. Tllden, ate. J '
What nae of prlaoni.eourti or lawa, 1
If they erediaregerded,
If Felonf llp from ant tholr claw a, 1
By Freeidant dlicberged.
OhS.J. TIMea.ete.
EX-REBELS IN GOVERNMENT
EMPLOY.
Pprelol Correrpondcnoe CiBelnnotl gqmirr
Washington, D. C, Seplcmbor 20,
18TG. Tho subsidized Radical prcus,
as well as ibeir Major-Gvnerals and
other cross-road orators, continue to
raixe a terrible howl and endeavor to
fire the loyal Northern heart with the
fulso declaration that tho Dcmocratio
party ia influenced and oontrolled by
those who, In the Into war, wore in re
bellion against the Union, when tho
fuc t Is, from the close of the war to the
present time, tho Republican party,
with Grant at tho beud, has not only
recognl7.od,'bnt officially ordorcd Union
soldiers to stand asido and givo lucra
tive places to open and notorious rebels
of tho most (lichnriomlilo and pusillun-
imous stripe. The records and docu
ments on file in the department show
the disgraceful fact that Wm. II.
Chapnmn was Lieutenant-Colonel of
Colonel John S. Moshy's guerrillus,
and is now a Special Agent in tho
Post-oftlco Department at 8 a doy.
ilia brother, Snm V. Chapman, was
Captain ot Company E, sumo com
mand, and is now a Postal-car Clerk,
receiving f 1,400 per annum, running
botween Washington and Richmond.
This man, W. II. Chapman, is the ono
who tied a Union soldier to a tree,
severed from his person bis privates,
and then placed them in tho victim's
mouth. He also assisted in tho hang,
ing ot the six Union soldiers belong.
ing to tbo Sixth Michigan Cavalry.
These atrocious facts were reported to
Postmaster Jewell and be dismissed
bim, but Grant mado Jewell reinstate
him, which was the direct cause ol
Jewell leaving the Cabinot. These facts
can not be successfully denied, as the
evidence is on file in tho War Depart
ment, The inAuonce in these cases aro
Grant and Mushy. Elias Griswold,wos
appointed by Grant, through the in
fluence ol Mosby, to an 11,600 clork
ship in the Treasury Department Au
gust 24, 1876. He was Major and As
sistant Adjutant-General on Goneral
John II. Winder's staff, and was in
charge of Andesonville prison-pens
during tbo war, and also in charge of
Castle Thunder and Tobacco Ware-
houso at the colso of the war. John
G. Heater was Second Lieutenant on
the rebel ram Alabama, and ia now a
Special Agent in tho Department of
Justice, through the influence ot Sena
tor Morton and Col. Mosby. Mis
Jackson, whoso father killed young
Ellsworth in the Marshall House, in
Aloxandna, in 18G1, is now a nine
hundred dollar clerk in the Treasury
Department through tho influence ot
Prcsidont Grant and Colonel Mosby.
Mrs. Mumford, whose husband cut
down tho Stars and Stripos in New
Orleans, is now in the Treasury De
partment at $1,200 per annum, through
the influence of Senator Morton and
Colonel Mosby. Wm. M. Catlin, Ma
jor and Quartermaster In an Alabama
Regiment, is now in the General Land
OOlce, receiving $1,000 per annum,
through the influence of General Hub.
cock and Preaident Grant. Marty
Adison, a Bcrgonnt in tho famous
Black Horse Cavalry, is now a clerk
at 11,400 por annum in the Surgcon
Genoral's office, through the influer.03
of President Grant. Miss Mosby, a
sister of Col. John S. Mosby, is a clerk
in tho Patent Office at $1,200 per an
num, through the influence of Presi
dent Grant and Col. Mosby. Thomas
Y. Mosby, a brothor of Col. John S.
Mosby, was a buahwacker during the
war, was appointed by Goneral Grant,
on tbo 15th day of August, a Ganger
in tbo Fifth Virginia District, through
the influence of Col. Mosby.
Tbcro aro now twonty-scven of
Mosby's guerrillas in the Government
Departments, including nine more in
the Navy yard.
A South kiln sa on "Tu i Flau." In
a speech recently delivered to an Im
mense assemblage at Atlanta, Georgia,
Ben. Hill made tho following invoca
tion to the Flag of the Union floating
above him. We commend bis words
to Bloody Shirt Morton and his scores
of feeble imitators : '
"AUlail the fla-1 Raise kiith that
(lag of our fathers I Let Southern
brccr.es kiss it I Let Soul horn Ikies
reflect it I Southern patriot will love
it, rJonthern sons will defend it. and
flonthcrn heroes will die for It ! And
as its folds uufurl beneath the honvens.
let oar voices unito and swell the loud
invocation. Flag of our Union, wave
onl wave on I wave evorl But wave
over freemen, not over snlijecu, Wavo
over States, not over Provinces. And
now let the voico of patriots from tho
norm ana irom tbef.ast and Irani the
West oin our voice from the South,
and send to boaven ono universal, ac
cording chorus. , Wave on, flag of our
lalnersl Wave lorevorl Dut wave
over a Union of equals, not over a do
Kotism of lords and vassals ; over a
ind of law, of liberty and of peace,
not over anarchy, oppression and
Btrifel" (Immense and long-continued
applause, with Wild cheers for the dug,
in th. midst of which Mr. Hill retired.)
'W Bum Bl
Good Sews. The Kw York Her-
aid says: A Radical politician, writing
from Louisiana to a boson) friend is
Washlnirlon. savs the Democrats in
that State aro making such nitro
glycerine canvass that there will rot
bet Republican official left after the
1.! I ' I
vicvuuil I ,
TUHHUVOUDOfA CANDIDATE
FOR PHKSIDKXT.
Mr. R. U. Uuyos was a mo ruber of I
the Thirty-ninth Congress lor tho
Second District of Ohio, elected In the
fall of 1804. Tbu flint session ol that
Congress commenced on Dec. 3, 1806,
and its last seasion clewed on March
4, 1808. Of course, all bis acts while
member ot Congress are ofllciully re
corded in tho Congrrsiional (Vfo&cjand
in that valuable repository of knowl
edge the .Viiraute iVcira bus carefully
searched for everything set down as
done or said by Rutherford R. Hayes.
Hero Is tho record, and the whole of
it:
lS-Fcb. go Protected a labor polities from
oooitlloenti.
Fab. Z8 Moved $2,000 for a picture.
March T PctltloB u tai oil.
Morob 16 Juiot retoluiloa lo puolik env
beiilcmint.
April I Reonlulloo to oarrv SmltllruBlaa
Library ioto CoDgreeliunol Li
brary. ' April Hill 10 .t tbo llarontb Regl
moot of Ohio.
April 3Klevonth Oblo Regiment ogelB .
April 16 Two reflolotiooi ebon! library
' - duoumealo aad Brivilerel.
April 16 HoeaiutioB againct eiabctilluf
Ogata.
'1 April llretllloDOgeln.leooedingRtetei,
April 20 Aootber reeolytioa about privil-
' egoe of tho library.
' Jobs B Aaother ooout library BtattcrO-
Juno 14 PailtioB ol B Soathoro woman
' . ' for eumpoBiatieB for property
dritroyou.
Joly t7Hoportod ogaloot parehailng BP
old laenotonpt. -
Deo. IV Molioa lo prlot Biaol Dubiber
ot Liorariaai report, aim,
pdltloB Of OBO KleiBHBBlidt
lor the reldrn or f IS.54, eioeei
p.ymoot of taioi.
1607 Joa. I retitiea af UioeloBotl Pull
OOlco for aioro pey. Another
t looal pellltoa.
Job. 19 Pelitioa of a eoldler ortwo who
bad loot their diochorgei.
Feb. e uittreQOiringeotboreuriirQiib
library with cupj ef Book.
' Feb. ' ClnoioooU Puu Offlje elerki
' ogaia.
Fob. M Moeed to otrlhe oot Woo from
Appreprletioo bill for portrait!
ol ci-PrOfidente, booaaoo pro
videdforolready by other fundi.
March J Mored lo add SJ.IO0 la pay cd
itor of Maniooo papori.
Moroh IS Mado a penooa! eiplooatloB
of hie aotioa raeomBiiltoeobuot
a priralo oialm.
If such a record as this is satisfac
tory to anybody as evincing the capac
ity of tho man to bear tbo responsi
bilities and perform tho duties of tbo
President, we havo nothing to say ex
cept that It is not satiatactory to us ;
and wo do not believe that it will be
satisfactory to tho majority of intelli
gent poople. It will not bear compar
ison with tbo official record of Sam
Tii.dkn. , .;
A WtlUKLKH.
The Radical nominee for Vice Pres
ident seems to bo a had Whoeler.
Some old book-worm bos been looking
up bis ancestors, and furnishes the
Lancoalor htdligcncer with the follow
ing: Pabkeksbibii, Sept. 27, 1876.
Messrs. Editors : We have bnen
searching among the historical records,
among the names of eminent men, tho
sages and pstriots, who have figured
conspicuously in the history of our
country, in order, it possiblo, to find
tho names of "emiitesf Wherlert," and
as yet we have only found the follow
ing ; but hoping, however, that Wm.
Wheeler is not an immcdiato descend
ant of "Adam Whcclcr," of Massa
chusetts, we await further develop
ment :
A PROCLAMATION. ,
FHtLADii.PiiiA, March 10, 1787.
By the J'raitlent of the Supreme Axt'fu
fine of Penntrania t .
Wdbbias, The gonoral assembly of
the commonwealth ot Pennsylvania,
by a law entitled an act for co-opera t
intr with Massachusetts Ray. screes-
bio to tho articles of confederation, in
the' apprehending of that proclaimed
"rebel Adam Wheeler, have enacted,
that rewards additional to those offer
ed and promised to be paid by Massa
chusetts Bay lor the apprehending of
mo kiurwuiu rumji Auain n otwier,
and secure him in the jail of the city
and county oi Philadelphia, vix.: For
the apprehending of the said Adam
Wheeler, and securing him as afore
said, one hundred pounds lawful money
of this State. And all judgoa, sheriffs
and constables are hereby enjoined to
mako dilligcnt scarcb and Inquiry
after, and to use their utmost endeav
ors to apprehend and secure tho said
Adam Wheeler, his aiders, abettors and
comforters, and every of tbem, so that
thoymay be dealt withaccording tolaw.
Given in council, under the band of
tho President, at Philadelphia, on tho
10th d.iy of March, in tho year of our
ij.-fii, one tnouasnd, sovon hundred and
eighty-seven. Hinjamin Franklin.
God savo tlie Commonwealth.
oColooiil Record!, rol. nr., page 170.
A Nbutbal In Politico.
Corbittion EvtaTwuKKi.Ina re
cent speech Mr. Schnra said : "I ad
mit that corruption is to be found
everywhere In the Cabinet of tbo
President, in tho Senate, in the House
of Representatives, In the Legislature
of the single States, even among
Judges." The Baltimore Gazette says :
What stronger pica for a change
of Administration T Here is a con
vortcd champion of Grantism an ad
vocate of Hayes, who is tbe apostle ol
this odious ism and bo admit that
there Is corruption in the Cabinet and
in tbe Senate. With tho sources of all
Fodcral patronago polluted, bow doos
Mr. Schurx hope for better things when
he urges tho pooplo to bolster up the
corrnptionists and maintain them iu
power I We have never charged more
than Mr. Schure admits. Ho confesses
judgment fully and freely ; as the
counsel and advocato of tho party of
corruption, bo enters a plea of guilty.
What remains, then, for tho people to
do. They aro tho iudecs, and it is In
tbeir power to scutonc tbo iierjurers
and thieves and bribe takers to tho re
tirement of privato life.
Democratic Cabpamin on Wmmui.
Tbo Democrat or Davie county,
Ind., have arranged for traveling
ponucai oamp-mocung. I do arrange
ment provides for a moving caravan,
to be eompoHod of five hundred Tildon
wluards, In uniform, asadvune oscorta,
one hundred and fifty wagons, each
containing nicn, women and provis
ions for tho trip, and a twelve punnd
cannon manned by gunners. The de
sign wa to slsrt on the morningof Sept
19, and muk a complete circuit ot
tbe Second Congressional District,
topping overy day at some prominent
point lor a meeting. At sunrise a so
lute of one hundred guns will bo fired
to convince the neighborhood that busi
ness ia on band. Tbo Hons; Uelsler
Olymer, 8. 8. Cox, James B. Hock .and
other will acoompaiiy this canip-
mooling on wheels. Rittimon Sun.
Fraud vf.FNT Prom. The nolo reli
aneeof the Grant Uayoa party ia the
contott In Novomber I miorom, bat
ossts, and fraud.' Bo rrweb for the
party of great "moral Ideas," of which
Morton ia the accepted exponent.
Morton 1 1 . , i
., ; TO TUJi JtEWUE.
Since tho fight in the streets of Bos
ton, boforo tbu Revolutionary war, bo
tween the soldiers of the King of Eng
land and tbo ieopleof lite chief town
in tbo Northern Colonics, the Ameri
can people detest military government
in peace.. The Federal Constitution
asserts this inherent bate of the Amer
ican fur military rule, for ll proclaims
that tho military shall bo subject to
the'clvil power. ' '
Yet in order to force majorities at
tho ballot-box against the will ol tbo
people, the son of Simon Cameron has
issued an order, as tho Grant-Hayes
tool, called hy way of designation
Secretary of War, to Brag Sherman,
the General ot the Federal army, to
send the army of the whole people,
the United Statu troops, into tho
Southern States to subjugate the white
voters. Not only this,bui this Cameron
order to the army propose to put un
der its control State government offi
cials who never could be elected by the
ballots of the people. ,. .. s . .
This is using the militury power to
destroy civil government. It is the first
step to military despotism. It is the
Initial step to a complotochnngoln our
system of constitutional representa
tive government
The people ol lb Northern and
Western Statu, seem, lo h indifferent1
to this Infamous outrage on the rights
ot tbo people ot the South. We tear
that if this effort is successful in tbe
South, other States will be too weak to
resist the same despotism whet) ap
plied to them.' " ' ! ,;
ll isol the utmost importance then
to tbo maintenance of civil liberty in
this country, tbut tbo pooplo of tbe
Western, Middle, and Northern Stales,
should by tbeir votes defend civil lib-
erty. This can only bo done by con
demning this infVimons ordor of Cain
eron at the polls Let every such cit-
ixen in .these States vote for the Dcmo
cratio ticket and thus secure civil lib
erty to tbo people of all the State. It
will bo fur better lo have a Democratic
reform President atid our libuity pre-
served, tliun a Rudicul negro President
and civil iriivernment destroyed. To
the rescue. PhiLt. Commonwealth.
WHY CI HAST ESCAPED JM
PEACHM EXT.
"' Uflir. Jleistc'r Clymor, of this State,
in a recent speech in Itrooklyn, said :
I say to you, and 1 mean to be undor-
rilood and am responsible for any blutne
which may be attached to me, and re
mark here that' I am willing to bear
it, thai if it was not within a few
month there would be a change of tbo
administration, impeachment would bo
laid at the door of the present Fresi
dent of the United States. I tell you
that I know from my own knowlodgo.
and (loin tbe investigations or tbe com
mittee, that ho has been defiuntof tbo
law ; he has purposely diregarded the
statntcs ; he has been guilty of high
crimes and misdemeanors.. I say now,
if it were not within a lew months be
would be removed by the will of the
people, that his name would have been
presoutod to the United Stats Senate
for impeachment for high crime and
fuisdotneuuors. .
Wben 1 say that this man and the
policy which he represents, and which
he brands with the name of Grantism,
and which no other name but Grant
ism is capable of expressing, and that
nothing lee can express the infamy
and dishonor of such a policy, it wil
not be expected that reform will follow
if Hayes is elected. This present lie
publican ticket presents all that is cor
rupt and bad, all that is vicious, dis
honorable, and disgraceful. If ; you
want all this,elcct Rutherford B. Hayes
for President. And why, fellow-citi
xens? Because ho was nominated by
tho men within tbo ranks of the Re
publicans, and representing Grantism;
for ho must be ot them to be elected,
and wben elected, be must be their
tool and Instrument, and will bo their
tool and instrument. And If he were
not to be their tool and instrument ho
nevor would have been their candi
date.
Political Currents.-'-Wado Hamp
ton, Democrat iccandidatefor Govornor
of South Carolina, has challenged Gov.
Chamberlain" to joint discussions and
tbo latter is backward about accept
Ing. The Governor is apparently rather
doubtful of his ability to "nse up1
Hampton, a Senator Robertson seems
to thiuk ho can. i
Down in Tennessee Parson Brown-
low appoars to have slipped up in run
ning "the party" this year. Tb Rod-
ical convention fixxlcd and didn't nom
inate anybody for governor. There la
a colored candidate named Yard ley in
tho field, but the Parson won't own
him and ho says bo is a Democrat, al
beit he i a member of the Radical
State Committee. As the Bristol Sen
says, "tbe party is now a headless
acephalous herd, and are on tbo run
as though tbe devil wero after them."
, TSnt notorious bummer Prod Doug
laiabat, boon epeaking his piece to col
ornd voters in Baltimore. ; lie talks
about the wrongs of tho race, and in
the next breath boosts of tbe blue
blood of ono of tho Old Maryland
families in his veins. Which is his
race ? Why don't he tell oil about tbe
spoliation of the Frecdman's bank in
IVnabitigton in whicti 70,006 frccdmen
er robbed of threo million of their
savings ; in respect to which robbery
Fred call truly say "all of which I saw,
and part of which I wa." Hartford
Democrat.
Gtmsa Home. Tho Jaeith Herald
says, that ,tho lust, four or .five year
have witnessed a return of tho Jew
to Palcstino from all pail, but inoro
especially from Russia, which i al
together unprecedented. The Hebrew
population of Jerusalem la now proba
bly double what it was ten year agti.
Great accession still continue daily ;
and whereas, tort year ago tho Jow
were con fined lo their own quarter in
Jerusulem, tho poorest and worst, thoy
now inhabit all part ef the city and
are alwaya ready to rant every houso
that it to bo let. " " v ,
Tliore is no instanco of tho error of
a government being rectified by those
who adopt them. -,-,- -
' ' r Patbicx Henry 1788.
' There I a chance that in tho tmlck
saccowiloif of despot good ono will
sometime ariow, Bat bodiew of rata
oonlinu tbt same, and have generally
proved the' moat unrelenting of ty
rant. Richard Price 1778.
Justicsat Last. On the lltbof
July, 1801, Senator Sebastian Arkansas
wa expelled from hi mhiI in th Uni
ted States Senate. Fifteen years later
when ho is dead, it ia discussed by the
Senato Committee on Privilege and
Elections, that tbo charge of dislot al
ty and conspiracy against tbo govern.
moot, on which be and nine other
Senators were oxpellcd, were merely
matters ol suspicion and inference, and
wholly unfounded as to fact. Mr. Se
bastian was an earnest opponent ol
ascension and devotedly loyal lo the
United Slates during bis entire life
time. What a comment is this upon
railical legislation. Horeby confession
ten Senators wore expelled on ground-
less suspicion, and in the beat, cot of
intense patriotism and devotion to
country, but of bitter rancor and ha
tred towards the South. Can such
party be trusted longer with the reins
of government T Can they be trusted
with the. work of reform which is now
so imperative? We sco tho result of
their promised reform in the perpctu
alion of tho war upon the rights and
franchises of tbo Southern people, and
in their determined efforts to control
tbeir local government by tbe aid of
tho bayonet. A tardy justice has boon
dono in this instance to tho heirs of a
UUBU ,Dcnalor' oai 11 'xiin
.1 ...1 C t 1 ,
"cra u roocrauc majority in one
Druncli, and the prosonce of an In-
creasing number of Democrats in tbo
other branch. Danville (Vt.) Sorth
Star.
Maine Hiard From. The largest
vole ever polled in that Slate previous
to this year (131,234) was cast in tbe
contest of 1868, wben it was 131,265
75,834 lo 65,431. Tho Radical major
ity was then 20,403 lo 11,183 this year,
on tbe fullest voto ever cast. Tbe
Democrat gained 6,289 in tbe vote of
1808 and the Radicals lost 2,319. Now,
who is ahead, after all Blaine's effort?
A CuAifBtRi.AiN Wanted. Here is
another conundrum : Who is William
0tamberlainf Ho drew monthly pay
at the Navy Department, aud no hu
man being ever saw or knew him, of
all the officers, admirals, clerks, mes
sengers, doorkecors of that curious
Secorile iiust, 11 is vouchers, it is said,
were burned at "the fire." Who is
William Chamberlain ?
, An Unexpected Result. The Rad
ical party has mado a charge against
Tllden that be Falsified bis income re
turn. Tbe facts show this charge was
a premeditated falsehood. Tbe unex
pected result which ba come out of
this infamous assault on the privato
character of Governor Tildon is, that
the pooplo now regard him as the in-
COM INO PBES1DKNT.
Bad lUroRMERs. "Reform doesn't
mean the same thing in Hayes' dic
tionary that it does in Tiden's. 11 ayes,
aa Govornor, signed the bill increasing
tho fees and emolument ot Ohio olli.
cials $500,000 por annum in the aggre
gate. Governor Tilden ba decreased
tbe taxation of New York moro than
$8,000,000. This tells the whole story.
. Tux Maunet. It is not generally
known, but is a fact, nevertheless, that
nearly every leading Union General is
in favor of Tilden for President Grant
is not, and there are some doubt
about Sherman ; but taking those who
most, distinguished themselves in tho
war, and they will be found on the
side of Reform.
A Contrast. Cbas. Francis Adams
will vote for tbe Democratic candidates
for President and Vice President, Til
den, Uondricks, rctorm.full wage and
full work. Beast Butler will vote for
Hayes and Wheeler, corruption, steal
ing, plunder, bloody shirt, oo work, no
wages, empty bellies, and military des
potism.
Tin Cartridue Boxes. Tbe Radi-
cat party proposes to fill the ballot
boxes in tbe South with cartridges.
Tbry are tho substitutes for ballots-
else tho Bads could not carry a single
Slate South. And why? Persecution
make resistance always. "let us
have peace." That only come by
Democracy.
, We btve a secret for our Republi
can friends which must be told In a
whisper. A Correspondent of tho N.
Y. Herald, who baa canvassed Indiana
pretty thoroughly give it as his un
biased opinion that tbcro will be a
victory in that Stato in October, and
an overwhelming triumph in Novem
berfor tbo Democrats,
L.t&r Politician. Among tbe la
dies who havo taken a sufficient inter
est in politics this year to express a
preference for Hayes tho Cburity-
Jmirnal notes Misses Mollie Maguire,
Emma Mine and Widow Butler, all of
whom exort no small influenco in the
circle in which they move.
Tbousauds of base deceivers are
hung every night on the backs of
chairs.
JOTICK.-. .
Notice U krrcbe nlrro to all bertle. ana.
owned, that ay wife, Mary Putter, boring Ion my
bed and board, wilheot any coueo or pruroeeUoa,
all prrioM iro hereby waraed agaioet harborlog
or trartinr her on my aooeont, a I will oot pay,
Or bo roipoo.iblo fur, eay debt, eeotraeled by brr.
JAM no POTTKH.
Kylorlowo, Sept. 10, 1876 lie.
V1 " f , .
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-
Notloe le berebr aire Ihel Lell.rt of Ad.
mlalitrntloe. 00 Iho eetata of JNO. VAN BRA
BANT, lite of Ho.tna lowaihlp, Cleorteld Co ,
Pa., deceared, harlog beea daly grealed to the
ondrralgaed, all p. mo. indebted la .aid citato
WIN pteeoe eaoho Immediate patmeat, and thoae
haeleg alelmi or demaad. aealaet Ibe .ana will
Bt-w-Bt them praperly aathcatieatod fur oetllo-
arei wiioeat aelay.
Ai.raKD imriKLn,
FewOeld, dept. , T Admlatelraler
IXECUTOR'S NOTICE -J
Netloo U horeby glrea thai letter, tds
Bif star hariuf beea er.ated la lb. ..Htnl
Ue oeUle of i'.lCII ARI) SHAW. Sr., dee d, late
of Lewroaee tawa.hlp, ClearSeld oooaty, Pa.,
all peraeBl iad.Med te oaid eeute aro reqoeeud
lo moho imaedieU paymrat, aad tbooo ba.ieg
olalme egaraM the eeae wl,l preeeBl them dole
awtheBtreotcd for wtUemeat.
erA. B. Shaw, wha li aalhorlied by the
ether Rioeoiara, WIR attend to the eetilea,..! r
aloime ol las anVm af tbo eaeare. I. ika
.nro-reooi fatal; eooupiad by Jocpb Shaw A Row,
v waero no aaa ba roe NO al all Umao.
JOSEPH SHAW, )
A. II. SHAW, lt,n.
Ai a tAW, I
CleacBeld, Aaguit 10, 1670-St.
c
AUTION -
All pareoae ore hereby eoolteaed agalaot p.r
cbealag or at aay way ojeddliag with lee foliuw-
"a prvpinj, auw m ina peeeoMtuB of Toe no. C
'' atarrto towwehlp, elo: light Bono af
aara I .are. bawkwlMaaioo aa . .l.
J' " "( aa, bUok oallo. t (ra, kocoeo.
I 1 .we-OHMO. wawa, I OMe fcorneo.,
1 oot erode aad abaaaa. a. ia. k.u
aad lo M) la Mo poaoeaelaB an laaa owly, eebleci
to aty order at aay rime.
- J9SNPH POTTER
Ryhmowa, Kepi, tt, lait.sa
SStUrrUanf oui.
JOHN H FULFORD,
QIXKKAL UtSVHANCM AQBNT,
Clrarlald, Pona'a,
Repmeall oil tbo Uedleg Fire I
Coaipaaiel of Ike oooatry I
...J IO,00,SS
6,000, oe,
.... ,7M,1I4
... e,U(,til
I.MM.'iS
... Mtl.ooi
.. 1,120,110
elo.aos
Royal ConodioB
Hoe, New York
Lyeoraiog, Money, Po
Prookllo, rhll.d'.-
Pbojais, Hartford .
Iloooror, Now York
Hone, Col , O.- h
All.., Hartford
Provldoooo, Wi.blBgtoa
M6.S4I
010,
Peroooi about effecting ea la.uroBeo ob prop.
ertr of ear hied, obould oall at air eftoe. oa
Market lire, oppoeite tho Quart Uouoe, Bad ooo
a; lit of ooniponteo and rolei before inaunog.
JOHN U.FULFOKU,
OlearOeld.Pa., Oct. 17,'7,-ly
Sulphur Soap
b Ctaawif, htinwi, tmfcliif, laetkftf,
If ling ui faTing.
It lendere tbe ooer t akin ramaritaMy
rati and baellhiiil. It la' arte a tMevliful
takUoUBMi to the) k It, al kWtM UI UerlM
wfailentm ll eerte Uinta, arelolf, ctwRni,
icorUtaoBt, roaorti m, Im, eunbuni, frerk
Im, lir afiob, cbavrpMj bftavtiw, ulcere,
tUiodruff, lilUlcra oa the trtuii. um1 feet, lick,
iroeed Itrh, itefclBf hmin ttM tots, itvbini
of Hie laudr, ptioM, coree. Alio relMvee liit
ttrhleg and Inittvttoa of Utlnf and ettnf lr
lOMtrle. Aa It la epMUIIy atUftMd lu Ui
Tot Lett, Ni'aataf, and eUtu aowi, you ceo
uk a MtUpkmr Balk el pttMwre. ror btvle
toiRCtiltdrwfi, tt te anqtiy.d. Leal.aoebe
vm it la tbfllr Toilet ouM aefer do wilhowt
It. ll Mufrariwo tb odor ef iwraptreil'ia,
and, ea tva eiUrnml nm&f, la annwlj t
iti units, full rUmftiutM tKeMd. tsc
tsckage. TUlf IT.
Wei 15 Ctei ear Ceka, SCetethrtOett
lijr u4i at eta. 11 well Utv
Mai IHmv at
Ir Tan Dyke'o Ofllota,
a. 1321 Ureea BU. nuadalphia.
USE NO OTHER.
t.t. WSOTBB.H
WEAVER A 1IETTH
CaLEARFlELD, PA.',
Are ol.ring, at tbo old etaad af 9. L. Baed A Co.
their otook of goodi, oonelitlog of
DRY-GOODS, GROCERIES,
ROOTS 4 SHOES,
HATS A CAPS, HARDWARE,
QVEENSWARE,
FL0UE, FEED, SALT, 4o., 4o.,
At the moat reasonable ratea for CASH or In
lehanga for
Square Timber, Boards, Shingles,
OB COUNTRY PRODUqi.
wTAdvaneaa autda to thoae engaged la get
ting ant eqeare timber on the moat ndvaatagoou
tormi. pdlljanTJ
JttarOed th Htfhett Jlltdal at
tttnna.
E. &. H.T. ANTHONY 4, CO.,
tol Broadway, New York,
(Opp. Metropolitan rjol.n,
HaaoricTL-BBBi, ihoobtbiu Ann nsAinuo la
CIIR0M0S & FRAMES,
STEREOSCOPES dk . VIEWS
Albea.a, Ormpheeropea, Photorrske, and kladred
gooda Colebritiea, Aetreaeea, Ao.,
FU0TOGRAPIIIC MATERIALS,
Wa are heed quarto n For ararrtblog In the Wity of
Steroopticoua and liio Lintenu,
Being mane fee terera of the
MICRO SCIBITTIFIC tAVTKRI?,
8TEKEO PANOPTICON,
li MVEKSITY BTKROPTIOO.V.
ADVERTISER'S tiT J-.K01T1CON,
ARTOPTIOON,
SCHOOL L?TKRV, FAMILY USTKRN,
PKOPLK A LANIKKN.
Bach atyla bring the het oflta .') lo tho
3tarkvt.
Catalog uoa of Lenlerne nod 8:.0e, with Jlree
tlona fur oning, aent oe applieatloo.
Any enterprlalng man ean make moaey with a
If agio 1enUra.
-jr- i.ltoo I the Centennial KiptUioa will
do viiaely to defer pqrehaalng good m our line
nntll they eome to our atore in New York, where
thty will And greater variety and more moderate
prieee, aad eo aeleot tbem at their lei tare. Bat
we havr a ooneeaaioa U tell aeme atylee of eur
gnoda in the baildiog of Ibe Department of Public
Comfort, and thoae not ootning to New York aro
taviled to oall on our repreeenution tber.
ptrk Ml atoek of View of tbo Bipotltlon
Cot ont thii adrortltoment (or rofareaee."
dane 7, IS'6-ly.
CALIFORNIA.
cHicaao a nniAT-wiiTttni railwit
Brabraeoa nnder one mana(rment the Ureet
Trnnk Railway Liaeaof the WKoT and NORTH
WEST, and, with Ita numerono branch eod
eonneetlone, forma tbe ahnrteat aod qaiokeat rente
betweea OnicAatiaad all point In Iluhoio, Win.
coma, Nonrnrnn blirnioAe, MmnkauTA, Iowa,
NtinAanAp CaLironnu aed the WaeTaaji
Taaaivontaa. Iu
Omaha and California Line
Tt tbe eborteat and boat rontt for all point la
Nonrnnan iLLinoia, Iowa, Oaota, NaanAaiA,
W to a tiro, CoronAM, Utah, Nktapa, CAuron
iao On noon, Chira, Javah and AuarnALia. Iu
ChlciiRO, Madison & St. Paul
Line
f. the okortrit fine for Nobtbobb Wieroaoin aad
Mio.BaoTA. ood for Maniaon, Br. Pint, Mi
OBAraLio, Di'lwtb oad all potato lo I Be Ureal
Nortbweat. Iu
Winona and St. Prior Line
li the only nolo for Wisuba, Root. too, Owa
ro, M.bbato, Sr. Pbtbb. New Him, aad aU
poiau ia Soothers aad Oaatral Minaaoola. lu
Green Bay and Marqnetle Line
li tha only line for JAitnarrLti, WAranrown,
Fown Do Lao, Own a onn, ArM.nroe, Onnni Bat,
RaoANABA Nnoraaa, M.e4t)Rrre, lloronvon,
Uahcocb and the Lab a Si'raaionCoDHTRr. Ita
Freeport and Dubuque Line
la tbo only rente tor Klik, Ronrroau, Vbbi
roatp nnd all point i vino Freeport. lu
Chicago and Milwaukee Line
la tbe old I. pi he hore Route, and la the only one
pent rig through KvAnaro, Lm Foe. a it. Idea
Lavn Pa at, WarBaoAB, Rictnn, KanoanA to
atiLWAUKen.
Pullman Talace Cars .
are rwa an ell throagb Iralae ef thli road.
Tbt. lathe ON l.V LINE ronaiag theee ear. ba.
tweea Chieaga aad St. Heel, Chicago aad Mllwaa
are, ar Chicago and Wlaoaa.
At Omaha oar Sleopero oeBnard wllh Iho oror
lood aiacpere on tbo I'atoB PaeiOo Raih-oad far
all poiau Weet af tbe Mioeoorl Hirer.
Oa Ike arrlral of the tralae from tha laot or
Sooth, Ike train, ef tho Chine A Ne.ik.w-..
JUIIwar LEAVE CHICAllO ae rollewo:
ror uoaacll Hlane.(maha and California.
Twa Thraagh Tralae daily, with Pellmaa Palaoa.
Drawing Room Bad blerpiog Carl throBrh to
Oooacll Rlafi.
For ni. P.nl aad Mlnaeapolls, Two
Tbraagk Tralae dally, with Pallmoa Pelaee Care
atteebrdea both traiae.
far (ireea Hay an Inks Haperlar, Two
Train! dell., with rollmoa Pelaae Cera ellejk-J
Bad raealng through en M.rqaatU.
e-aw aenwawaaw, roar Thraagh Traiaidelly.
Pallmaa Cere oa alghl tralae, Parlor Chair Vara
C. day tralne.
ror Kpnrta and tblasna aad peleu ea
MlBBeeota. Oao Thmgh Trala daily, with
Pallmoa Rleepan to Wiaeaa.
far Unbuqae, rle Preeport, Tw TbroBgb
Tralae daily, with Pallmoa Care oa eight tralae.
far llabaoao aa In trawaa, eia Cllotan,
Twa Thraagh Tralae dailr, wilh PeUoaaa Care
e Bigkl Irala to Mcliregor, lawa.
far Hiaaa City and Yeaatoa. Two Tralai
dolly Pallmaa Care la Mleeoari Valley Jaa.llrm.
far l.oka (.wnrra. Pear Traiai daily.
far aeckfard, marllaf. keaeean. Jaaww.
vllle, aad alker poiata, yea Ban kaea from two
lo tea traiai dailr.
Now York OSeo. No. Ill Broadwar , MmIm
OrJee. He. 9 fNelo Btreati Omeba OMeo. tat
r Brakes Slrael, Hea Fraacleas OSeo, 111 Meat-
Somery Street I Chieaga Ticket OEeoo I tl UUrk
tract, BBder Bhermea lloeaa aoraer Caaal aad
Medlaea Street!) Kle.ie Street Depet, aoraer W
k ratio ood tlaaol St reel Well. Htnei lui
ooraor Welto aad Kiaalo Slreele.
Per rale, ar iefermatlua not olUlneble from
roar home areata, Bj-ply la
W. II. tTBw.wre, M0BT.S Rnwwrrr,
Boa. Pom. Agl, ChUega. Una. Seat,
Jaa,IS,llts.,
JSitfli.
THE MANSION HOUSE
Ooraar of gaaoad aad Markot Slneu,
CLBAMriLBO, r.
rpifll old aad eomaiodleol Hotel kaa.dorta.
I- - r - - . ve aeobie lu
Juroosr oapnolly for tko oaurulamoat ef ...
. j -k. ...... .. . "wan.
r.foral.b.d, anil Ik proprietor wllf itL
palna to reader bis goelU soBilenable aba!
llayla wilh him.
tVTho Maaiiaa Haaoo" Omalhao raoi u
aad from Iho Depot aa Iho arrleai aad d.earu.
ofoaaktrala. . W. C.CARdu.n
r.,ri,'u,
LLEOHENY HOTEL
Market Blraat, Clsarfiold, P.,
Wm, a. Bradley, fermOrly proprietor of iu
IanBrd Hiiaeo, baring leaaed Ibe Allc,bn,
Hotel, oollciie a ibara of poblle potruoer., ikt
Huuee bel beeo tboroagliljr repaired aod B.el,
furnlehed, Bad gueete will Sod ll a pleaaeat it0.
plug place. The Ublo will bo copplieo aitb J.'
beet of e.orylhiog ia tho market. Al tb. kar
will ba fuand Ibe best wloee aad liqaer.. ub04
lebliBg atlaahad. WM. H. RRAULI.V,
May JV:- '"'t'lelar.
SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE, '
CURWEN8V1LLK, PA.
NEWTON READ, Paarairroa.
Ifavlog baeomo proprietor of tbll Hotel, (
woald reeitoctfally ooliclt tbo petrnn.. .f Ik,
pBblia. liowao loaoantly and aeorenlveily i,t.
ooted a wl, reOllod and reforaithed ; guud nn
pie raomi attaoaed. All railroad traiai itep bi
tkie aiwoo. ,..). .
QUAW HOUSE,
O (Cor. of Market front rlrect. )
i ' OLKAMPJKLU, PA.
Tho oodor.igned hoeing Uheo ehorgc ef Ihli
Hotel, weaM raepoftfBlly oolleil pablic patroneM.
Jaol'70 1. R. iULLkKTON
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
NEW WASHINllTON, PA.
Tbio sow and well fornlobed boao ha. omo
lakea by tho BBjereigaed. He feele eonOdent ef
Doing able te reader eatiofeeUeB U ihoee aba a.i
ferur bim with a calL
Mays, 171. 0. W. DAVIt, Prop'r.
IJOMTOUM UOUklK,
OppoelU the Ceort Hoboo,
LOCK HAVIN, PENN'A.
Jel4'71 HAU8EAL A KROM, Prop't.
LOYD HOUSE,
Mala ntraet,
PHILIP8BUR0, PENN'A.
Table alwavi lonoiiad with tbe beat tbe m.rtd
anTordl. Tbo frarellaf pablie li laritad t 'eiL
JBB.1,70. aOBHKT LOl U.
nt.
r. ABnotn.
w. Anno lb.
F. K.ARNOLD 4. CO.,
Banker and RroherN,
Reyaaldarllle, Jafferaoa Co., Pa.
MoBoy reeei red on depoolt. Dieeoonu et 01
derate ratce. Eaetaro aod PoreigB Kich.er.el
ware on band aad eoHeetiono promptl, me4e.
. Kayaoldorilio, Dee. IS, lS7.-ly
County National Bank,
OP CLEARFIELD, PA.
ROOM lo Maeonio Bellding, one door oortk el
C. D. WaUoa'a Drag Blora.
Paieago TickcU la and from Lirerpeel, Qewca
town, lileegow, Londoa, Pari, and Coprnh.rta.
Alea, Draft, for cel. oe Ibe Royal Banker Irelea,
nnd Imperial B.nh of London.
JAMES T. LEONARD, Prc't.
W. M. 8UAW, Caehler. il:;T4
drexelTco,
No. at Bautb. Third Street, Plillodelpbli
BLATHERS,
And Dealers in Government Securities,
Application by mall will reel re prompt elteo
tloB, and all Informatioa ohoerfally furaiik.4
Orden oolietcd. April ll-lf.
ftrutistru.
STEWAET 4 BLACKBURN,
DENTISTS,
Carwaaarllle, Clrorfleld Cannty, Pcnn'i
(OBco ia O.te.' Now Helldinj.)
CarwoBrrillo, Jaa 11, 1871 ly.
DR. E. mTtHOMPSOn7
(OSes la Beak Baildiog.)
CnrereaaTlllo. Clcartold Ca Pa.
A . M . H I L L 8
Woald rarpaetfally aetlfy kll potlcotl
that bo hac rodaood the price af ARTI
FICIAL TERTH letoa ea u
t-lb oe fur a doakla oel. For any two ponooi
oamiog at tko name lima, to bare eark aa apper
oot, will get tko two all far tii.tt, or Ill.M
each.
Termi tovariably Caib.
Clearleld, Jaa. 1, 1ST.
STEAM SAW MILL, ENGINE
AND BOILERS FOR SALE.
Tha anderrlgaod efen Per Bale ea reeicaeblo
larmi, their eteam oaw mill, loealed ot Wallace
Ion, Clearfield Ce.. Pa. The enrin. and boilan
are ai good al bow. Tbo lite af the engine ll
mil, and li In goad ronnlag order. They will
alai cell their eblngle aad lath mill, aad all the
w.rklag maekiaary la tha mill. Partial wuklcg
to parehaea aaa rail ob or addreaa
GRAHAM. WALLACE A CO
Clearleld, To., Joae 10, l7e.
, MEAT. MARKET.
F. H. 0ABD0H & BB0.,
Rear af Pie'l Opera Haaea,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
Oar arraagrmanli are f tbe meet nomoleU
charaeler lor farntahieg Ika pablie with Freeh
mcBtevi ail aiau. ana ai inaearyoeet quality.
We alio deal la all erada af Agriealtarsl Ira.la
mcnti, which we keen oo exhibttioa fee tbe baa-
all of the public. Cell aroeed wb.e la Iowa,
and taho a look al Iking., or oddreei 01
r. ai, CARDON BRO.
Clearlel 1, Pa, July U, Ult lf.
JEW CABINET MAKING SHOP.
M. B. S PACK MAN
Deilree to eetooDce to tko aablla tkat ke km
apeaed a
CABINET MARINO SHOP IN CLEARFIELD,
Where ha will EEP ON HAND
rUBiriTtTBE,
And da all klnda of CABINET WCRK and RE
PAIR FURNITURE af all kh.de. aa iberl
aettee oad ia the beet paoiiblo maBaor. Shop M
eireet, vppoeita rarB Herrul e carriage
Soap. Aug. 1, '70-ly.
FRESH MEAT-SEW SHOP.
Tha nedariignad hereby laforroi tbo poklii is
gcooral that they been ea head, rage arly, al
tbeir chop, adjoiaiag JOHN OULIl'll Sfaremre
roomo, oppaaiu tho Ceort noaeo, the
BKST . VKKF, VKAl, MVTTOX
LAMB. PORK, rt7, Af
REDUCED MICE3, FOR CASU.
Market morning. Teneday, Thar. Jay, oad
Selurdare. Meat delivered at reaideaoe wees
dcired.
A chare ef ftatrooage li rorpeetfelly onllrlnd.
Merah I, IS7 ly. 8TAUB A NORKIS.
READING FOR ALL 1 1
BOOKS cfr STATIOSER Y.
Market !-, cienraald, int th Past IHIrr.)
TUB anderelgned Vagi leave to annooe to
tho rltlarai of Clearleld and ciciolty. tbel
he has tiled ap a ream Bad kaa Jo. I ret.recd
from Ike elly witk a large amoaol of reaa'ial
matter, oomlillBg ta part of
Bibles and Miscellaneous Booki,
Rlaak. Aeeeant aad Pam Baaki af erery do
acnpliuei Pap-r Bad Karrlepea, Freorh pnewd
end piaiai I'enl aad Peaclloi lilank U,el
Papcri, lleell. Morlgagee Jadgraont, Ktiwp
lioa aad Promiaorr autaoi While and rank,
meat Brief, Legal Cap, Reeerd Cop. ood HiM Cap,
Sheet Mode, fur eilbor Piaaa. Plato or Viohe,
eonilaally ea hand. Aay hoohi ar etetloa.rf
oeeircn tool I may aol Bare oa head.wlll be eru."e
hy Iret otpree., and ei-ld at whclrcale or rrlall
ta oall oo.taa.sra. I will alow harp periadnol
llteratBro, eaoh aa Magealae., New.papcri. 4i
r. A. OAl ki.1.
Clearleld, May T, I Hi If
JOHN TROUTMAN,
DEALER IN
FURNITURE,
91 A.TTB EiHSKN,
AND
Improved Spring Beds,
MARKET STREET, DEAR P- 0.
aa OBderaigaoa kegi fearo la uierm ie.
eeai of Clearleld, aad tbe pablie goeerelly,
ke has aa kaed a laa eeeertmeat of Foroliora,
one ao Walawt, C keel eat and Pale ted Cbcmoet
ailea, Parlor Boiua, Reolialag and
caairo, llee aad ojeau' aaay taaire, w -
foralod Dloiag aad Perler Chain, Case SauaM
Wk.J L . 7. n. . . . m -. ul B.MB-
w ni.nr vaarre, viataea erara, nMff
Un Udders, Hal Raake, aarabkraf Broobea,
MODLDINO AND PICTCRE FRANo
Loaklag aiaaoo., Ckreaee, ta, whiek wooht b
eaHabl. an, BeMeay prooooto. .
weelO'tl Joatt TROrtStAN.