WILLIAM. M. HKXRY, Juhticb!
or mi IWiAir. ..-.Ll'MIiEH
CITY. CullMllont BftUa .( u.uwf ro.p'..y
patd tar. Arttolaaof ag hswtueat and dead ol
101117UM ally iinhM and warranted car.
root t ae oharga.
B
OOT AND SHOE MAKING.
JOSEPH II. DEERINU, oa Market street, la
Bbaw'e Row, Clearfield. Pa., sa.Ja.1 reeelred
taa M ef Fresoh Calf Skins aad Kips, the
tail la ike Market, aad la saw prepared uiaiaa.
areetare ererytblag la bis llaa. He will war
raat ala work la ke aa ropreaealed.
. Aiao, all kiadi of Lealkor aad Shoe Findings
for aala.
Tka titliaaa of Cl.arBold aad vicinity art
roapeotfelly la el ted U gire hla a aall.
Work doaa al akart aolloe. MS'Tly
nOK SALE.
Tba anderigtted will tall at private aala all
that tract or pareal of laad iltaata la Dteatar
township, Clearfleld eouoty, Fa., within a ahort
diftaooa of the Tyrone A CretrfleH H. E , and
adjoining laadi of Hobrt HuJjoo and otnert,
and hoown aa the Jaxnh U. Oearbart lot. Tbe
aid traot oou Lain ing 6i aura nora or Iom, with
two veini of raloeble eoal (hereon, baa about SO
aoraa alearod, aad ii tha hey to a largo bud of
eoal about being developed. Will ba void low and
apoa mit tartni. For particular., apply to
DAVID L. KHKB8.
Clearfield, Pa., July 13, laid.
TANIEL GOODLANDKR,
LUTHERSBU1U1, PA.,
Deal or la
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
UOS1EI1T & GLOVES,
II ATS A CAPS aad BOOTS A HIIUKJ,
Tobaoeo, Urocerlea and Flab, Kalle, Hardware,
o,oeonaware ana uiaeaware, man a ana
Boy.' Clothlni, Drugr, Palate,
Otli, School Hooka,
a large lat of Pateal Modlelnea,
Caadlta, Nata A Drlad Frolta, Ckaaaa aad Crack,
an, Hock and Rifla Powder,
Floor, Grain and Potatoes,
'. Clorer and Timothy .lead,
Sola Laathar, Moroaoee, Lininga, Binding! and
inroad, saoemaKera tool, ana
Shoo Finding.
No grantor earlety of gnoda In any Itora In tka
aoanty. AH for sale aery low for each ar eounirj
prodaoa at tba Cheap Corner. 1 Mai I, ia7a
HUEY & CHRIST,
soli proprietors or the
CELEBRATED
'I
"e MARK PTt1v
AND
un:'8Ta:vi:R'8
TONIC HERB BITTERS.
SSD ton MICE LIST. .
HUEY c'tX'IIBIST,
lljN.S4 Btrsat.
PHILADELPHIA
Marck 19, ISTMm
artluarf, lioware.
POWELL & MORGAN,
OBALiaS II
II Alt WARE,
Also, Naaafaetartriaf
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
ciiAsnii.n, ta.
T7AKMING IMl'I.EMENTS of all
kladi for sate by
POWELL MOKUAS.
R
AILROAP WHEKl.B ARROWS
, for lala by
POWELL A MOItUAN.
QIL, PAINT, PUTTY, GLASS
Balla, ata., fof aala by
. j . POWILL A MORflAS.
TTARNKS3 TRIMMINGS & SHOE
JLX
riadlagi, for aala b
POWKLL A MORGAN.
Q.UN3.PI8TOLS SWORD CANE3
Far aala by
POWELL A MORGAN.
gTOVES, OF ALL SORTS AND
Sliel, for aala by
POWKLL A MORGAN.
TRONI IRON I IKON I IRON I
x
For tale by
POWELL A MORGAN.
II
ORSE SHOES & HORSE S1IOK
NAILS, for aala by
POWKLL A MORGAN.
pULLEY BLOCKS, ALL SIZES
Aad bait Manafaetare, far aala by
POWKLL A MORGAN.
'JMUMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE
BOX RS, for by
tPOWKLL A MORGAN.
SACEETT&SCHRYVER
MALIK Ii,
HARDWARE,
and aiaBafaetaran af
TIN, COPPER & SHEET IRON .ARE,
rond wtraet. Clearlltla, Pa.
Harlflg reltted ear .tore room aad doabled oar !
took, wa are prepared to afler aargaiaa to par-1
ahaaere la ear llae. We kare dmided he do a ;
Strictly Cash Business,
aid.can tbmfara tell at grtatly rodaad prleta.
Carpantera aad peraoai who eoataaplata balld
log will da well to eiamiaa aar
TwU and SiiUcUnSardwart,
which li mw aad tftha Wit maaurarture.
We keep a large itork of
nails, locks.
GLASS, LATCH ES,i
PUTTY, HINGES,!
GLUE, SCREW3,i
AH kla da of Beneb Phmae. Hawi, Chla.lt, Sqoaree, 1
, awaas iiatcaeia, name, ana Le.ela,
Morttted A Thamb Unngee, Berele,
Bruiel A BilU, Weod and Iroa
Beneh Barewa, aad Ike heel
Boring: Machine la tha
aurkat.
Double and Single Bitt Aiea,
FOCKKT CCTLIRT, Aa.
Agent! for SurnrWi Iron Corn Shelter,
warraatad.
, , . Alaa, agents fat RiiharaV
GOTHIC FLUE TOPS, !
whteh affeetaallj ewra 0aak Plaaa.
Fnrm Implements. Garden Tools.,
ef ararjr deaorl pilot.
A large rarlaty af
COOK STOVES,
whlah wa warrant ta glra MtlefMtie.
Pmrtmhi ttmmff mm4 fmnmtt$,
-krWARaoflag, Spoatlag and Jak Work 4oat ea
fwaaoaobla tanaa. All erdere will rweaira prompt
aUeatka. Pleaibiag aad faa Ittlwff attawded la
6 tnarttaea4(wrkiwa. . May ft, !?, 1
(Our (Own drrrtUrmmt.
THE REPUBLICAN,
Pabllaked every Wednesday bjr
GOODLANDER & LEE,
CLKARPIELD, PA.,
Ha La r (eat ClrruUtWa of any papr
In Norlliwaitern Penneylvatila
Tlie large nd comlanlly Incroasing
circulation of the Rkpuiilican,
rendorsil vokmblo tobuiinesa
men ua A medium thro
whivh to roach I ho
public.
Tkrms or SimacRiPTio.x i
If puid in advance, . . . 12 00
If paid after three month), . 2 00
If iid after six months, . . 3 00
When papers are tout oulsido of the
county payment muni be in advance.
ADVERTISING :
Ton linea, or Icm, 3 limca, ,
Each aubnequent inaertion,
Administrator' Noliroa, .
Executors' Notices, . . .
Auditors' Notices, . . . ,
Cautions and Entrnys, . .
Dissolution Notices, . .
St
60
60
2 50
2 fiO
2 SO
1 60
2 50
Profossional Curds, 5 lilies, year, A 00
Special notices, per line, ... 20
YEARLY ADVERTISEMENTS:
Ono square, 10 lines, . . . S3 00
Two square, 1ft 00
Thrco squares, 20 00
One fourth column, . . . . 50 00
One-half column, .... 0 00
Ono column, 120 00
We havo alwaykfon hand a large tock
of blanks ol all descriptions.
SUMMONS,
STTBPfENAS,
EXECUTIONS,
ATTACHMENTS,
ARTICLES OP AGREEMENT,
LEASES,
HON DS,
EKE HILLS,
CONSTABLE'S BLANKS,
Ac, Ac, Ac.
JOB PRINTING.
We arc prepared to do all kinds of,
PRINTING
MTU AH
POSTERS,
PROGRAMMES,
CARDS,
LETTER 1IEADK,!
ENVELOPES,
IBILL HEADS,
I STATEMENTS,
PAMPHLETS,
CIRC I 'LARS,
Ac, Ac,
l.V THE BEST STYLE,
AND ON
REASONABLE TERMS.
ORDERS BY MAIL
FOR ALL KINDS OF WORK
WILL RECEIVE
PROMPT ATTENTION.
Goedlander Jac,
flfirficld,
Uf arflrld County, Pa.
grjj ftoods, ftrorrrltj, $(.
JJARD TIMES
HAVI NO KPFEOr
IN FRENCHYILLEI
I iu awai-a that tbera ara auna pvraoni a llttla
hard ta plcaaa, aod I in alio awara that tbc
euinplaint of "bard tlmoa" U wall aigh unlverl.
But I no aitrjatrd do that lean aailffy tba
fonnarand prova oonolualvoly thai "bard timea"
will not affcet thoto who buy their poodtfrotu mi,
and all aiy patrua aball la lolliatcd laio tba aa
oral ef
HOW TO AVOID HARD TIMES
I hava floodi aaotiKh lo uply all ihf inhabl
taoti la tba It-war and of iba eouaty which I aall
at axcotdinf low ratea frota wy natanotb ituro la I
HlL8UNUUHO. whtra I oan always ba faaad
ready to wait a pun oallara od mpply tb with
Dry Goods of all Kinds,
8ncb ii tlothi, Ratlnetlt, Caiilmerta, Mm lint,
I)lalnai, Linan, Urillingi, Caliaoca,
TriinmiDgn. Ribboot, Laea
Ready made ClothlDg, Doota and Shoei, Had aad
Capi all uf tba beat uatarlal and made to order -lioio,
Socks, Ulorai, kitteqe, Laeai, Kibbvm.do.
GROCERIES OP ALL KINDS.
Coffee, Taa, Sugar, Bloc, Motaiaei, Firh, Ealt
l'urk, Llnieed Oil, Kiib Oil, Carbon Oil.
Hardware, Queertiware, Tinware, Caatlngi, Pluwe
aod Tlow Caatltifta, Nail-, Buikei, Com CuUira
tor, Cider Praataa, and all kloda of Axai.
Perfumery, Palate, Varolih, Glaii, and a gontrat
aiierttnent of But ion try,
GOOD FLOUR,
Of different brande, alwaya on hand, and will ba
old al tba lowait poedble flgurei.
J. II. MoClaln'a Madiolnai, Jayna'a Mtdlolooi
lloatcttar'i and lloofland'e llitttr.
001 pound! of Wool wanted for which tha
big bill price will ho paid. Cloerseed on hand
and for taje at tba lowaat aarkat piiaa.
Alto, Agent for Btratlonfille and Curwtniftlle
Tbraihiag blaflhloea,
kS.Call and aoa for yonrealTei. Toa will And
ararything unually kept in a retail itora.
L. M. COUDIIIET.
Pranohvllla V. 0., Auguat IS, 1874.
JEMOVAL!
JOHN McGAUGHEY
Would reapeetfully notify the public gaoerally
that he haa retaoTcd hie Uroeery Btura frvu
Sbaw'e How, to tba building formerly oceapied
by J. Mi le Kratier. on (Second .tract, aext door
to Iliglar'i i hardware itora, where ba lutandi
harping a full lino of
ii It O J E It I IS.
HAMH, DRIED BEEF and LARD.
KI OARS and R) KVJPA, of all (railra.
TEAS, Own and Rlark.
COFFER, Itoaated and Oral.
FLOUR AND PROVISIONS,
CtAWKI fill ITS,
All kind. In tha market.
PICKLES, in Jan and barrel..
81'ICES, n every form and rarloty.
FAMILY FLOUR,
AM. klXDSOl' C HAl'KKRS.
SOAPS,
MATCUKK,
DRIED APPLES,
DRIED PEACII1:1,
DRIED CHERRIES,
Coal Oil and Lamp CHmaoys.
And a good e..orteier.t of (hope thing equally
kept la a groeery atora, which he will eachanga
for marketing at the market rrteea.
Will fell for oaah a. cheaply a. any other one.
Pleaee call and lea hie lleok aad Judge for
yovrreii. .
JOHN MHIAl'UIIKV.
Clearfield, J.a. , I8I.
G
ROCERIKS.
JAS. H. LYTLE,
(8nanor ta LYTLB A MITCHELL)
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALER IN
CIIOICK I.INR (IP TEAH.
00L0NCIB,
JAPAN!,
IMPERIAL,
YOl'Na HYS0.V,
RNGMH1I HKKAKPAST
Purnt la VarkeL
ItUTTKR AM) ICt.CH
Will be kept and anld at flnt eaat. C.rh paid
kept
itry Pn
lOKRMAN CHKIlllIl:.-',
I TI'RKET PRUNES,
i
PRKHKRVKD PEAR8,
rillLADkl.PlllA IIAJIS.
flHIl,
Narkrrcl, Lake Herring, Cod, Ac.
PICKI.M.
Barrel Plrklea and English Picklrl.
M.OIIR ANII KP.EII,
Pluur, Corn Meal, Oat Heal, ic.
ol'T JA. II. LVTLE.
AMERICAS CYCLOPEDIA,
(APPLETOH'S)
NEW REVISED EDITION,
Complete In 16 Volumei.
Eatlraly re-wrlliea. Rierylhlag brought down
to tbe present Una. Illustrated throughout with
Over 3,000 Illustrations
AND MAPS of every conn try aa the globe. Ruld
anly by eubeeriptioa. It ia aot aWigalary la
lake all the felueaee al eace a eolanae Bay ba
delivered ansa a naealb, ar oaea ha Iwa aaoalka.
T.a aeata a day, tha one. of a cigar, will a.y foe
;."..CJ'C.,-0I'KI,,A 0" BI-MOSTBLV
RI'llSCRirTIOrt la less tk.a three yaare. Thea
there will ba aoeaetbing aabataallel eared aad a
stereo ec ee af kaowledga, ladaed a aalrereal
library ia ileflf aeeared, wilb but llllle eSorl ar
aacriSea.
PRICE AND STYLE OF tllNblNfl ,
For Kilns Cloth, pee tol
For Library Leather, per eol
For halt Tark.y Morocco, per Tol
Far half Eassia Rtlra (Jilt, per rel
For Fall afereeoa Aallqao, par Tel....,,
For Fall Baasla, per eel
Its,
jsj
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J
For farthtr lafonnaltaa ad liwut
a. II. WILLIAMSON,
Pabllskar'a agent, s( gitth etiaat,
eana S, ees.,, Plltahargh, Ta.
THE REPUBLICAN.
CLEAKFIfiLD, PA
WKHNKHDAV MOIININO. 04?T. U, 1ST-
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN IONQ.
Air"Bntlh Of o Vrat.. M
We are go lag to the pnlli, boyi,
We're gulDit onoa egaio,
Hhnullog fur Victory aod Tfldfo.
We ara making It quite hot, boy l,
We'll obarge with nil til and maiu,
Shouting for Victory aad Tildon.
Our Tilden forerer, Hurrah by, 11urrai.1i
Down with opiireHiua,
I'd wilb tba law,
Wtnie wa rally maud our men, h-ij;
Hiform mutt betnelataiDed
fihauttng fur Viatory and Tilden.
Wa ara urging on tha war, boy j
Not ihi-ddiug any gore,
flouting for Victory and Tilden.
llut are Oiling up our raoka
With reformer' by the loir,
Shouting fur Victory and Tilde n.
Our. Tlldea forerer, ate.
We will welaotna to our aamp, by,
All tbelr patriot! brarei,
Fboutiog fur Vtcttry and Tilden.
All tba orar tax'd wltb burdens,
That ao nearly makri them ilaveo,
14 bout log for Victory and Tildrn.
Our Tilden furavar, tic.
Wti ore clranlng out the lialll.
Kur our Tilden and the rt-at,
8bouliag for Tilden and Frardotn)
And wacbargothe felon arw
With aot we do detctt,
Shouting fur Victory and THJii.
Our Tildtn forever, etc.
Raform'i upon our flag, buj
And Tom Hendrtoki ta O. K
Bbouliiig fur Headrleka and Tlldua.
If the Had eipeet radauiptlon,
They beta need to ooina oar way ,
Shouting for Victory and T.ldf-it.
Our Tilden forevar, elc.
SKYMOVJi O.Y IiOVTWElL.
The Senator tmm MusHuchuKutls,
Mr. Jioutwoll, for u gentleman of his
cloth, has gouo a great wa' outside of
"the code" to asHail Gov. Tilden, our
nominee for President. No public man
has a dirtier record than Boutwell,and
ho should bo the very lust nuin to as
sail any gentleman on that score. His
Treasury business, if not as iniquitous
as that of Belknap' department, it
dura not be investigated ; and yet, bo
i lm8 tll0 ttUdttcity to nwail liis BUporiorB.
... . '
Boutwell is a very enmmou dema
goguo, and Kx -Gov. Seymour, of New
York, seems to comprehend him fully.
The Govornor was culled on to preside
at a Democratic meeting al I'tica, his
home, nn J in opeuiiin; the meeting bo
paid his respects to Iioiittrell, and somo
other chnps in the following stylo:
"1 feel nn inlenso nnxiety for tho
election ol the Prchidcntial, and
of tho Slato and Congressional
tickets presumed by the Democrolic
ic party. 1 am moved higher than
mere parly consiilorntions when 1
conio bofore you at this time, to speak
of the condition of our country in this
contenniul, when our minds mo in
stinctively turned toward its past
progress, or to ils future prospects.
That man must be dead lo duty who
can sink nil tiutriolio feelings in a do-
siro fur a uiero partisan victory. But
our pride in tho success of tho j
past and our hopes for the glories off
the future are chilled by the moral and
matcrial condition of our country, and
wo aru forced to turn our thoughts
from tho past to tho Allure and to deal
with tho great problems of to-day. In
a country blessed beyond nil others in
Is material advuntages we see a per-
vaomg uistresa wuica cau only bo
charged to errors in Government and
to a low standard of morals in all that
relates topublio nfliiirs. It is said that
tho clouds which have darkened tho
homes of our people, the fields of indus
try and the marts of commerce begin
to lilt up and let in gleams of light,
which show a brighter prospect in the
futnre. I pray that this may be
tmc. Rut the fact still remains that
at this moment tliero is more want,
suffering and anxiety in American
homes than has been felt at any other
period, lho coming winter is looked
forward to with dread by many who
havo nover before felt the fears of cold
or hunger. 1 know of nothing which
ao moves our sympathies as tho sight
of a man willing and nnxions to labor,
with nu honest pride in his Indepen
dence nnd manhood, who finds not
only himself but those depending on
him, threatened with want. Hul,
worse than all, that in this his man
hood may bo broken down by tho ne
cessity of an appeal lo lho assistance
of others. A ro thero none such in this
audience heforo mc? We know that
our land has millions of citir.cns who
suffer these pangs of anxiety and hu
miliation. Tliero is no right-minded,
true-hearted man who docs not feel, in
view of what he sees around him, that
tho duly of lho day ia to givo all our
thoughts to tho causes of these evils,
and lho remedies which shall relievo
Ihcm. I tell you, my fellow-citizens,
that ho who run .land betoro an audi
ence liko this, and who shall seek to
turn away the minds of bis honrcrs
from their own conviction and that of
their country, id a man who has a guilt
to hide, Ho who will try to divert!0' Representatives. This will givo
your mind from tho first ureal duly of
iviiii'rii nii ciuxons mo uoos so becauso
discussion will bring to light that
which will discredit bis past actions,
and deleat his hopes in the lutiiro.
moral nisoRnr.ns and .MATrni.ti, nis-
TRKSS.
There aro two nspeets of our coun
try which demand our attention its
moral disorders and ils material dis
tress. My strength will not allow mo
A ! -:.-.. , .
.u.r urpwei tuese. i trust i snail ,
bo able, within a few duys, to show
...i. i i
way tue inuusiry ol our country is
depressed. It Is my purpose lo speak
to a gathering of my immediate neigh
bors upon this subject. Before a smaller
audience I cau discuss it with a full
ness which my health will not permit
on this occasion. I hoped, when the
Republicans sent away tlie sensational
spcakors who offeiidod the aober judg
ment of their party by appeal to
pussion and projudice, and when they
invited Governor lloiitwell lo speak to
their audiences, that they were about
to discuss the problems of tho day and
turn their attention to the duties of
tho hour. Ilo has boon the Governor
of a State; he ia a leading man In the
senate oi the i nilcd Mates; no man
in our land lias had better means of
knowing lho cause of theso evils
which afflict our country, the remedies!
l.:..i. . i! i. . . . ..
n. ii m,. reuevu its euneriinrs or llio
policy his party has to pursue In tho
t'uturo. My personal acquaintance
iwilh him is but slight, llut wa have
I all hold favorable opinions ol hia In
tegrity, n hen such a man came to
our State to speak to our people, at a
time liko this, we had a right to expect
calm, U.n.iaMIV. patrlot'ol bniliies.
libn niiilifuanu I nmiiiil In liiin nf flll
pai'Uui U thoy were ol Llittl cunruvivrj
if thoy touched tho duties of Ihoduy ;
if they throw light upon tho problems
which disturb men's binds ; If they
told us what the party would do In the
future, oxuept that his prulses of tho
past intimated thai Republicans would
do horcuflor as they htl done hereto
fore. 1 will say no unkind thing ol this
Republican louder. 1 will not only
look upon his speeeliosas proof ol the
stress which must have been brought
upon such a in mi befcro ho mudo the
uddi'csscs printed in the Republican
Jqurnuls. They did wore Injustice to
himself, to his party md to his Slule
than to tho Democratic party. On
our purl wo have sought to meet tho
issues of the day in i fuir spirit.- I
only repeat what I havo suid hereto
loro in this place, on like occasions,
when 1 say 1 will lis no injustice to
the party which now governs tho coun
try. I admit that Iba ssmo spirit ol
extravagance which murks its expen
ditures has been shown by every State
and municipal government, without
rogurd to the purty which controlled
them, since tho close of tho wur. The
American peuplo have List much of
former habits of industry, economy
and publiu virtue.
WIIRRR Till TROlIHI.K IS.
Our troubles spring in a great degree
from public rather than Irom political
demoialir.ation. It is a sod truth that
wo must confess that all brunches of
government represent tho spirit of!
speculation aud I lie efforts lo gain
wealth by other means than by indus
try and economj-. Wo cannot correct
theso evils, wo cannot get back ourJ
people upon a higher piano of morals
and habits by partisan abuse. Reform
must begin with each man in his habits
and those of bis fumily. Political par-
tics muBt show their merits by ferret-1
ing out witmfl in their own ranks,
u nd thoy rmiHt novo their claims to
public BtiiMirt, not by concealing, but
by exposing tho guilt of their parti-j
sans. Tho highest tributo puid to the:
lubors of (iovernorTilden and to those!
who oro iinholdiiiir him is tho fact thai
Kepiiblicnnjniirnalsttnd speukers claim 1
thut tliuirexpiwure refluclmost stiung-;
ly upon the parly to w hich they nreed with innocent blood into political
attached. The darkest shadow which I
rests ifjion their party is made by the'
fact that they ussuil Ihcse efforts ut
reform, and are mora anxious lo con
demn tho conduct or mistakes of tho
men who are laying bure hidden crimes
than they are to punish criminals. An
occasional compliment to tho Governor,
or k vehement claim that they menn
to uphold him in his work, do not
affect tho constant stream of censure
or the Inborn to break down his sup
porters.
A RMTIU.ICAN Ol-IATK.
The public conscience begins to be
disturbed, and tho Senator opens his I
apeoch in tho country by giving an
opiate to quiet his action. JIo quotes
history to show that manners and
morals huve at othor times been worse
tnun tuey are now. ui all me subtle anil bailiffs nl non resident lundliold
and hurtful devices lo satisfy men or era, and the constabulary called in lo
societies with' their immoralities and aid them In collecting the rents of tho
wrong doings none bare been rn mis- land, and out of this association. oiroin.
cuievous as tuoso wincu lead ono to
say that others have been worse than ,
inoy arc. n s instinctively said by
"- luimueu enmiuni, oc tome
, "tat that has for its slumlord of morals
and patriotism the wrong doings of the
past. Woo lo a people whoso leaders
are ready to sollen public indignation
against corruption and fraud by .how-
ing that aiich things have been even
worse in tue post, and thereby tench :
ua to bo content with a comparative
morality." ll was a cutting satire ol
the Senator upon Republican adininis.
tmtlons that ho has introduced his
laudations ol its virtues, wisdom
and economy. Iu all of this he
meant to say lo the people they would
do in the future what they had dono
In tho past. Those liberal Republicons
who left their parly Iwcauso they woro
uissnusiicu " nn us conuuci, aro tola . in lho morning wilb bis band upon
very plainly what they aro lo expect' his pistol, unknowing whether he
if they return to It. Ho declares that would again return alivo; when tho
the administration of Presideut Grant very foundations of society were being
will compare well with all preceding 'overturned : wheu the administration
administrations. Ho makes no except-:
ions oven in favor of those of nosh,
mgton, Jefferson or Lincoln. Whilo
wo find very little moral comfort in
this speech, wo aro still more disap
pointed by ils views of business affairs.
You men of toil who suffer tortures
from your fears of tho coming winter,
you men of business w ho are made
gray und wrinkled by anxieties, are
blandly told 1 givo tho words of the
Senator "Tho times are not so bad
but thoy might bo worse." With
reasonings uf this character, ho urgos
the pcoplo lo givo again every branch
of the gonoral Government into the
hands pf tho Republican parly.
WtlAT THE IirMOCOATS ASK POR.
On our part wa ask for the election
of tho Democratic President and House
clltu l"""1 voit' tho conduct of
nffuira. It will make no violent chanites
in our laws, for none can bo passed or
repealed without the assent of a Re
publican Senate. It will lend to what
the public interest in morals demands
a sharp discussion of all lho details ofjby a cool and unwavering intelligence.
public affairs. It will lead to those in
vestigations which will not only pun
ish, but, what is belter, prevent Irauds.
No party ever did or ever will cloeclv
.. .-.
sill vthe tXpeudiluros iA Its partisans,
Wo have all of us tried lo ceonomiso
In our own family and business affairs.
We know how hard it i. to save our
own money for the benefit of our fam-
Hies. How. thon, can you oxnect that
men will go through all these trials to
save money for the public and make
themselves poorer by doing so f Wo I
must so arruugo the machinery of
Government, under tlie workings of
the two parties, that its action will
tend to retrenchment and reform. That
was ibe very design of the fbundura of j
our Government when they mailo its
ditTeront branches, representing differ
ent constituencies aud elected unon
different nrinciinVa, They soio'litto
'give the minority a control In certain
branches. One-quarter ol tha pcoplo
eloct a majority of the United Stales
Senate, II you elect a llcmocrulic
President and House, and leave a
. . ..
Ituiiuuiican Beiiste, yoti nisK the very
stnto if things that our lathers aimed
at in our Constitution, vt lion ono
party controls for any length of time
all brgncbesol Government it becomes
demoralised. It wu. this aru becked
power that led tba Deinucratlo party
into its errors. It waa this anohaoked
power that corruptid lha tfapntilican
'i'liuMi wliu diligiiilly
t mtwy in ruimuiuiiuii w vuv gwvum-
moiit will nco tout tiiuy ougut to oiul -
tiply checks lipon'tho despotisms of
majorities. JVuy, more than this, It
has by its declarations and Its organi
zations so guarded tho rights ol each
citizen that tho humblest man of nur
land can thon defy tho whole body of
our people if they seek to trample upon
tho rights of jierson, properly or con
ccinco. Elect, then, Tildon and Hen
dricks to tho high executive offices,
choose men like Mr. Lord for Congress,
and muko tho llouso ol Roprosciila
tivos Democratic ; leuve the Senate,
with its vust power of control and ap-j
poiiilmenls, in the bunds of the Ho
publicans. You buvo then the checks
upon arbitrary power designed by our
fulhcrs. luu pluco both oliticui or
jrnoizutions under conditions where
they havo the highest motives to com
mend themselves lo tho American peo
ple by exhibitions of virtue, wisdom
ami patriotism.
A CIVIL
1IE110 IS
VAS1A.
PKSSSVJi-
''he Philadelphia sTinm makes
very effective point aguinst tho brand-
IkIiciii of the Southern bloody shirt
with the terrible story of tho "Molly
Muguircs" In tho Pennsylvania coal
regions, which has recently been re
vealed in all .the length and breadth
and height and depth of its untaxing
wickedness by a citizen of Pennsylva
nia, tho Hon. Franklin II, Uotvuu, in a
speech delivered by him at the trial
for murder of tbut ussociulion. Tho
point made by tho 7'nwsls well worth
making, fiir if u locul conflict in some
Southern Slate between black men and
white men is to justify the suspension
j of local self government in that State
j hy the federal power, much more ought
local scif-government to be suspended
in Pennsylvania by the federal power
when it is proved, as Mr. Goweu has
proved, that in at least one county
of thai greut State an organization
founded upon murder as a means
of terrorism "has
for twtnty.fivo
1 veurs Iiuiil' liko a
pall over tho
eoplc," an organization actually pow-!
erful enough lo put ils members, slain-'
oillces of trust and impoitancc, and lo j
mnko red-handed Ufsassins "high con-:
stnblcs, chiefs of Kilico nnd candidates
for seats ou tho judicial bench itself I"
Hut there are other aspects also
in wincu inisoxiraordinuryupoculypsoj
ol crime deserves to bo brought more
fully to the attention of tho country. I
Considered simply as a dark romance ;
ef real life, emitted almost at our very
doors, thn lule is of the most thrilling
interest und ol the most moiuentuous
siynificance.
'-The evil thut men do lives after
llicni." Out of the tyranny and in-
justice inflicted uion Irclund in tho
worst periods of buglixh rule over
that unhappy island, grew up tho se
cret ussociulion of tha Irish Ribbon
men, formed to intimidate tho agents
grow up iu Ihu Pennsylvania coal ro-
gions tho dark conspiracy of the Tcnn
Nylvonia "Molly Manuires.t' bent on
obtaining control by lorrorismond rio-1
lence of all tho interest of tho region
wiiicb i. was estubiisticd. It Is '
startling now to know how great a
success and for how long a time this
ncfurions conspiracy attained. "Let
us look," said Mr. Gowen, addressing
a jury in Schuylkill county, only six
weeks ago, while yet the jubilee ol the
Amoricun Centennial was celebrating-
lot us look to society in this county
its it was three months ago, when men
I retired to their homes at 8 or 9 o'clock
'n tho evening, and no one vonlured
beyond tho precincts of his own door
whon evory man engaged in any en
tcrprise of magnitude, or connected
ith industrial pursuits, loll his home
of justice, which should alwaya bo ro-
garded with roverence, had almost
sunk into contempt j when men doubt-
cd whothor it was in the power of or
ganir.cd society to protect their lives
and sccuro their property."
And this was said, remember, not of
Mama in the Peloponnesus, nor of tho
land ol tho Thugs, nor of Sicily, cursed
with tho atrocious nif-i, but of the
Commonwealth founded by William
urifllliixiltioil,
Ponn, and of lho earliest historical ' oncn 18G dnjA and the total num.
... . . . , , . .. , ,
seat of American independence andUor 01 Pny,nK visltom only reached
American nationality.
What credit and respect does not
the man doner vo who, finding himself
insnchacommunity,and kuowing well
that his own position and connections
marked him out for the special watch
fulness of tho viiliaus by whom crimes
liko this woro planned and executed
to terrify it into submission, coolly and
rosolutely set himself at work to pun
ish their authors and to put a stop lo
thorn furevor J
This Mr. Gowen did quietly, silent
ly, withan uiifulturing purpose, guided
How he aciiievrd his great object, by
whnl a judicious selection alike of his
methods and of his instrument, our
limits forbid us at all adequately to re-
cilo. Sufllee it that tho work beset
himself to do has been done. Sufllee
Mt that after currying his life literally
i his hand, for years, nnd following
up the dreadful secrets of tho organ!-
sation ho was denlinit with throuirh
endless mnsos of cunning anil in tho
fuco of Incessant perils, ho found him
self as tho prosccutir of the asaassina
of nnor Thnmna Soiumc nhln In .In ml
at last calmly up injils place, and to
address the crowded audienco of the !
court room In theso memorable words,
lookintr fearlessly, a be soke, into
tho glowing faces which glared out
upon him on every sido :
"To-day 1 givo you notice ihnl there
1. no part of this county (hat is not a.
safe aa lho aisles in which I stand bore
now. Is tliero a man in this audienco,
looking at mo now, and bearing me
donounca this association, who longs to
point bis pistol nt mo? 1 tell him that
he has as good a chance here as he
will ever havo again. I fell him that
it ia just as safe to day to murder in
the temple of justice aa it ia In the se
cret ravines of lho mountains, or with.
In tie .ilept shadows of the woods. (
tell him that human life is safe, 1 toll
him that tha members of bis aociety,
whom art desire to convict, all, aave
one or two, uio vlthur aaK-ly lodgod.
( v,uhii mw wain in jour jirwrn, ur w
, lugitivus ircitn Jubiico, out uiinoiti wiiu-
in tho grasp of the detecliros, who are
upon their heels. 1 tell Mm that II
there is another murder in this county,
committed by this organization, orory
ono of the 500 members of (he ordor
in this county, or out of it, who con
nives at it, will be guilty of murder in
thejirst degree, and ran be hanged by
tho neck until ho he is dead, not by
vigilance oommilteos, but according
to the solemn forms of justice, after
being defended by able and cxperienc
ed'counsel ; audi tell him thai if there
is another murder in this county by
this society there will bo an inquisition
lor blood with which nothing that has
been known in the annals of criminul
jurisprudence can compare."
The event justified this simply mag
nificent ussci tion of tho victory of law,
defended and maintained by a civil
hero who dured to do bis duty. The
particular murderer before him left
tho. dock convicted und made ready
for the halter.
Tho confederates of that murderer,
men high In locul authority some of
tliein,denounecd in t lie open court, and
by name, know to day and tremble ut
tho knowledge that the avenger of
blood is upon their track. The pull
whii h hung over the community bus
been rent asunder; and when the his
torian of our times sets down with
averted fuce tho shame and evil ol the
day, he will record, too, with a ro
deeming throb of pride and bopo for
human uature, tho unshaken faith of
their truo and high-hour tod citixen in
tho oternul principles of social order,
the uiilalloriiigund inlolligent devotion
with which ho fought the battle of
those principles, and tho noble victory
which has crowned his efforts and re
warded his endurance. A'. Y. World.
MOSS Y OX THE MTV A TIOS.
Tho name of Colonol Mushy revives
keen recolleclioi.u of the rebellion,
letipecially along the Potomuc region.
lie was the gay out of the purtinaii
trooncra the conflict produced, and
paid tho least possible respect to tho 1
accepted warfare. lie hud a little
army ol his own, sustained it with his
booty, und made his name a terror on
tho lino of the Rultimore and Ohio!
highway, in the camps of Federal
scouting parties, and in ail I'nion
homes wilhin the possible swoop of his
apparently ubiquitous coiuuiantl. Jlcj-
was tho last of all tho rebellious forces
in Virginia to surrender, and ho would
bo on the aar-puth yet had not thi
armies of the insurgents wasted away
into iicaco. When tho war ended,
! Colonel Mosby sat down in tho deso-
lulion of his beloved Virginia, as ho
would say like "the figure of Judca
on the Roman coin, veiled and weep-
ing among her palm trees ;" but weep-
ing and wailing didn't feed I he empty
stomachs of discomfited Confederates
or buy tho children frocks. He suw
only husks us the offering of his breth
ren, while there were luvors and ful
ness in I ho temples of Republicanism.
A brave warrior in war, ho was no less
brave in peace, and' he crossed his
nether limbs under the Presidential
mahogany and became fraternal with
Grant. His brovo guerrillas were sum-
moned ono by. ono to Washington
or lo official duties in Virginia, until
an assessment unon the administration
employees would bo answered hy most
ol tho unkempt but fearless troopers
who answered Mosby 'a roll call in tho
mountain fustnesa afler a raid. Col.
Mosby is, therefore, for peaco, aud why
shouldn't ho bo? lleis for Grant, nnd
regrets thut a third or even a fourth
term wasn't possible, and in that he is
wise as tho ox that knoweth its owner.
Ho is for Hayes, and it is meet that ho
should bo ao, for sad would be the songs
of his children if Tildon should hap
pen to be called to revise the list of
Washington and Virginia officials
about tho 4th of March next. What
ever may bo thought of Mosby, let It
not be aaid thut be is a fool, for it
wouldn't be true. Ho is a straight-forward
politician, deals squarely all the
timo, always hits above the belt, and
goes in for close bargains and prompt
delivery. Grant Is his man, and Hayes
is his hope. Phila. Timet.
ILL BE ASlJCrrjIS. 'I he CellleillllU 1
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Exhibition Wl II, jlldg ng from presentl
indications, prove to bo the most sue-
- . . I
ccssful of any international exhibition. I
Last battirday was tho 115th dsy. At
that tinio 4,071,3 13 paying visitors had
boon present.' Tho Vienna exhibition
3,4'.12,622. The Vienna proceeds at
lho iralo were 904,025.25. while at
Philadelphia, on Saturday, $1,881,53-1
had already been receivod a aum
nearly double tho Vienna income. Thp
non-paying visitors at the Centennial
Exhibition down to Friday last, nuin-
bored 1,308,508, making, total Ml-nd-te
anco of 5 439322 m the 115 duys. At
London In IRA! llmi-n u-nn ft OIQ 11.
, , ,,...,,
visitors In Ml day.; in 1SC2, 6,211.101,;
in 171 dai s, and .t IWI. U isfiTt a J
B05,!)fi9 in 217 days. Tho receipts at
Puris woro 2,203,C75. Tho receipts
nt Philadelphia already approximate
tt - -va, , ,
Ibis mm.Altovna Mirror, Oct. 2d.
"Alphonso, dear, what is the differ
ence between our Thanksgiving and
thoso revolted Turkish provinces T"
I "Renlly, Clementina, I can't snv, What
l!! , , ,,'"U "w'
I"rf '? intlnni '
"ri",,n" '" . ,yi
is it?" "Why, you see, here we have
re they havo
In our sadness let us be thoughtful
that we can look out of otirimmmliale
surroundings and cutch a glimmering
of a beautiful world beyond.
II l,M bl"""' qtion whether a
lll,runo'"'l ran tell what a barrel con-
tains by examining its bead.
DMINLSTRATOHS' NOTICK.-
ncriee It hereby glees thai Lrtler. ef Ad
mlalatrellea ea h. erlan, af IMttAH J
l'h.VT, lata af llrady lowashla. ClearSeM
eonaly. Pa., doe'd, harlag boea daly graalad to
-"""a"1', an pereaaa taueatea la aald
aeule will pleese ai.he lajiaedlele Myeaeat sad
Ihoea baring claim, ar dcaaaads will anrseat
.MM.I . L. . I . . i ' . .
. I r-'V a..wwiceir. rT ciiowdl Wlta-
""'r- MARVM. PKITI,
, PRRTE,
Lalherah.rg, CM. ll,t ,a A"-ra.
IIMINISTIIATOR'S NOTIci.;
Itellee la karaby fine lb.1 Lsltere Ad.
nlal.lr.liM .. ,,, ttl0 yAp) griA-
RANT, lata af Haatas lawashlp, OlearSell o..,
' 'llT' " traalad la lha
aederetgaed, all ,.raea ladahlad la aaid ratal,
will ple.se aaba Injaaadiata pajaaeat, gad tkaea
bofi ataias. Maaa.ua. agaalll lha aaaa, will
preaaal laeas araMrlf aalbaaliaae Haa LiiW
weal wllaaaA eUy. .
a. .j. . . .ALFRED ICOFIELD,
pesseld, (apt. I. T4 t. 4d,lal,lra(,a
JOHN H. FULFORD,
OtlttBAl INSfMA.VC AOKST,
rirsrllcld, Peiina, '
Reprefenl. all Iba loading Kire Iniaranae
Couipeaio. of the eauntry t
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Hovel Canadiea,.
Home, New York..
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I.Sol.lll
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MS.S.t
IIS.IISII
Lyeoming, Muney, Pa ,
Pnnklla, Philad'a-
Pkaeeix, Hartford....
Ilenovrr, hew York
Howe, Cl , 0.
All.., Hertford
I'ruvldonae, Washington H
P.raoa. alaiut rgreting aa lavareaee oa prop
erly of any kind, etieuld enll at invwoftea, oa
Market Ureal, o.piwite the Ooart Hue re, and eoa
my lial al aoujaalea aod rate, belore lnerlng.
won.-, u. r i.'bruivn,
Cltara.l.l, Pa., 0,1. 17,'rJ ly
Sulphur Soap
U CWtaaf. ktimwtt, tStiewctMg, Satttitg,
luiiif tat Pari) ug.
It rni4tn the eoanr4 akta mwark.Uy
ft end ItMkliliful. Ii lmirti lntihd
muatliaewi ti Ibe akin, and tonoi an etas4k
wliitetsree. 1 curre Uiroe, ermJ.li, chfiri,
'inariatkane, ruaahnrei, tan, euuUiro, frwk
lirer clup-J ktuh, eum. uto-n.
UirflnilT, UUlMt on lit- band and toet lice,
ir-Hinrt Ifr-h, Itrhlne iN-lweMi the tow. Itrtilne
I Uta .wmIy, i,tr, nariai. Alao rtllt llw
itd.ini oiii) Iriilalion uf IiIiiiik and aniuslnir
iwrii. Aa It la tmclj aylatMl u Ilia
TatLfT. Si Ruiir. aad With aoua, mi
uka a afVpAjur fatk ai smi,, r belt.
a(lli,lnn,l ta unMiillnI. Udtw-i .!-.
urn it lo tlirtr Tt-IM Wtwid nfr-r rilliiit
H. Il eulrelle Ibe gdur ef prnaareliiHi.
anrJ, at n eitrrnaJ if nnly, ran eraro ly U
eawi amuM, f ull dlrevUwaj keiiiwui! earb
kge. Til IT.
Me S3 eti. Mr Cika. I Cain ttr to C't
Dy umII Oi 41. Bf otail IU (1.
Mt DKrwr it
Ur. Van Dyke'e omot
Ve. Ua Oraan 8c, Fklladalphia.
-wM br aU VrraxnMav
USE NO OTHER.
i. P. WBATRIU...
,.w. w. aarta
C LEAK FIELD,- PA.,
Are offering, at (he aid atand af Q. L. Head d Co.
tb-lr atoak of rodf,eone.tlng at-
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
BOOTH A SHOES,
hat a CAPS,
IIARDWARK,
QJ'ERNSWARK, -
j FLOUR, FEED, SALT, &0, &.O.,
Al tha mnrl reasonable rata, far CASU or is
t exchange for
Square Tunber, Boards, SLingle,
nn cot'WTar prodi'ck.
ayAdraaoa. made a (hoaa engaged la gat
ling eat rqaare tluher oa tba aaest adeantagaaaa
arm.. adtlJaaM
Jtturdrit f Ar llithfl .fltdnt ol !
fJruiMi. . . j
E. & H.T. ANTHONY & C O,, j
AIM llroadersy, Near Vark. ' '
(Opf. Metropolitan ltote! ' I
a.n-r(-Tl'iica., laroaraaa Atn pi-Ai.r'i. ie
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PHOT'XiRtPHIC
MATERIALS,
We are Lrb-I'ueiters f.-r even I h'a t la tks w ly of
Storoopticoas tv&d lMiic Lutcras,
Iteiog menalMtarero ol Um
MICRO XCIKNTIFIN r,AtfTEK!C.
HTKRKOPANOPTI'HiN.
I'MVKHSITY Bf KKOiTU'w.V,
ADVKRTISI.K'S 8Tl.lt !' Ki.ON,
AKTiiPTK'fiw.
8CDO01, UNTKR w, KtMILYLAKTKRN,
I'Kun.Bd LiXTKHN.
Each nyle l. ng the tut. I of r . in tlie
mark. .
fatalugue of tatatero nnA :iJr, .lirca
tloa fr Hing, aeot oo appllcailoD.
Any eatet prlrlng bob raw make moaey with a
Uagie t.'inirrn.
Visiter la lha Oealeanlal Kipniiiia wltl
until tksy come to our store in New York, where '
Ibry will Slid greater vamtj and aiora aaod.ratc !
prices, ead aa a jleet Ihna at their leisure. Hall
wo bare a eonrcssiua to sell mine styles of aurj
gooda in Ibe building of the Di-prtinenl of PoMie
Comfort, and I his. not coming to New Yrk ere1
inriled lo call on oar reprcwnlallon there. I
A-A fall alock of View! ef lha Etpotill ia i
and (heir eontenu.
car-Cut out Ibis Mvertise-arnt lorrcferaet.--eA I
Join 7, Ir. :
CALIFORNIA.
rsiraoo avo oiut.i e.rt.a s,n...
!l"b?'v""'1"I', "'"?''"' 'be Orrat M.rke, .rningsT.aa.lae Tharad.e A
Trunk Railway Line, of Ibe WET and NORTH- Rinrd.v. uJ!T JilTj .' .
WEST, and, .lib It. nu.-u. hr.nrb.a an,l.i'i " roaidenoe wa
r.rr:"....LT. T. . V''ln,'','l',.',1
' n ..m'.o'i en pom,, in II.LI.OU. H i..
m, Nonrsa tiireiuAs. Miismora, low..
n.M.'i i,Liroasia ana tba naaraaa
TKnaiToaiaa. lis.
Omaha and California Line
If tha ihoHeet and beat re ate IV all polnti In
"' a, oa, luuora. Nm.a.a,
H VOUIXS Cot.OUAIKI, I .All, Nkvaha. CAi.iroa-
sia Oa.ooa, Csha, Jatas and Ai .r,u, it.
Chicago, Madison & SI. Paul
Line
U Iheeborteet Mai fr NunrnanR sTieronma kbiI
MiaBaotA. and M ISUniaoa, 8t. Pr Mia.
a a ruin, Imi.ctb aaJ all poiatt la tha Urvat
Northwcft, Ite
Wbona and SI. Poler Line
the sni, Mate r,r w,,, riocarav.a, ow.
Gm. Bay ,, JarqupUc (,c
. 1 a.a.s
,D, tn,, lm, j,,Llt VfAaearowa
" '-ac. o.nao.a, Arn.rt., u. h.t.
M'mi t, Ho,...,.
uasvix ft nv me KAKIC CII'rKRIOft Vut'XTAT,
Free porl mid Dubuque Line
I. the anly reel a for Ei.aia. Roraraai.. Ta.a
aaar, and all poials ela. I'reeport. lla
Chicago anil Milwaukee Line
Is the old Lake hore Route, end It tbe only one
pessiagtareaxa sraearoe, laws Foaaae, Hibw-
uaub ins, naiaaoia, IIaciis, Ka.oeaa
M:lwai-kks.
Pullman Palace Cars
arc ran on all throuirh trains of this rna4.
This I. lho ONLY LINE running these cars be.
twoca Ckieage aad Si. Peal, Cbiraguaod alilwaa-
are, or i.ieago .na n lunna.
At Omaha aar Sleepers eoBnecT with Ibe oeer
l.ad Bteeriere on the ValoB Paeisa Railroad for
an points hoh ef Iba Missouri Hirer. .
On ibe arrival ef the trains Irom tba Eaat ar
South, tbe train, of lho Chicago A Norih Weslrri
Railway LEAVE CIIICAllll aa f.illowa;
kyar Oetitarll lllntt.,llm.lia and allrorala.
Two Throiiah Trains daily, wlih I'allmaa I'alaoe,
urawi.g n.a and Merpiog Cara Ihrongh lo
Council Htiifls.
Por m. Paul and Minneapolis, Two
Thraogb Trains dally, with Pullman Pal.ce C.e.
attached oa both traiaa.
Por tirna lie. and Lake Ha parlor, Twa
Trains daily, with Pullman PaUae Cat. attacked,
aad canning Ihrough to Mtnueite.
Par Milwaukee, Four Through Tralaadnlly.
Felloes Vara as sight trains, Parlor Chair Cars
ea day trains.
Por Sparta and Winona aal points la
Itianeoote. One Thrmgb Train dally, allb
Palleaaa Sleepers ta Winona.
Par lwaue,ae, ,ia Freaaaet, Twa Throagh
Trains daily, with Pullmaa Cars oa ailht Iraias.
rr s.uaniiuc anw l l ro.ee, ri. Clinton,
Twa Through Train, dally, with Pullqaa Cars
as ai.ht Irala la Metlreaor. lew..
Pacuieaa l ily aad V ankle. Twa Tnttaa
aany i-anaiaa cars tn allssobri t alley Jaaetioa.
Par I. aba (iasevs. Far Train, daily.
Par Marhltirw, aaerllog. Kanoeha. denaa.
tIMt, and asber palaia, yea eaa hava freai iwa
la lea traiaa dally.
New York Omea, Na. Ill Broadway 1 Boatoa
OBee, Ro. S Rials treol Ooi.be office, ,M
Farabaa Rlraat, Haa Fraarlaea OBee, III Mowl
gaeaary atraat I Ubteaare Tlehal OaVaaa .1 Ulark
Street, ander Skarmaa lleaaa earaar Caaal aad
Madiaea Street. Ela.la Slrael Depot, eora-r W.
KI..I. ind Caaal Hlraers Wella Slreel Depat.
eaewar Welhlaejd Ela.ta StreMe.
Fee ratal aa leferaMloa BeA altataahU Irwa
iearhaaMafeata,arFlyla
W. H. Bra. ir.tr. Mabt. nna..
" a a., vaieaia,
J,a. f, ltfa.)
wen. "apt.
'kings
THE MANSION HOUSE
Corner of ftaaend and Mark St reel,,
CLKAH.VIi,L:i, gA.
'pHI-leld aad eoaaiarodlova Ilotal bat Mrl
X be pait year, b,.a aalarged te dtU
formar eapaalty far ilia anuruiaoient ef Z
gera til gaeeta. Tba wbala kaliaiog aai iul"
rfuroishvd, aod I
tba proprietor will iPiM ?
tuyiag lib hlaj. "
JAWrrke 'H.ailoa lloeie" Omalbei re., ,.
and froia tha Depat aa lha arrteel aad iI.n.J.';
al aaohlrala. W.C. CAKI7
-'."'' "JL'.-
i-LEiiTlKNY'llOTEL'--
Market mraat. I'learOald, f..
Win. H. Ilradlry, foraiorly prni,l.tbr (.
Leonard Hoaaa, baring baaed Ik. All,,),,,,
lloUl, aolloli. a snare el publle patrorafr, T,l
lluna.be. I..n tlioroufhlv repaired ai.j'.,.,
funilshad, and auMte will Ind It a pleeaenl ,tut
plug place. The uula will lie supplied an, L
beat af everylalnf la the njarkei. At u. a,,
will lie fuuod llie beet ttleea and liquors tlau.
sl.liluigaii.ehed. . i WAI. . UUADUV,
Maj 1 7, ;S. Pn pii.,..
oi'SQUKIiANNA TlOlTriE.
O t llHWtNSVIl.LE. PA.
KKWION READ, Paopaiatti.
It.alog lra,nie propft.lar ul this llte
woald se)erllully eolicit the pntrona,a ,f '(,,
public. Uoum loesantl, and eonvenliatts sl.
uaird i a -al, rallied aod refurnished ; gnud ,
pie roaaa. attached. All railroad trains iae ,
b.lb. In -a-J kl. ....... . '
this b , use.
J.a:a T
SHAW HOUSE,
(Car. af Market A Front slreeis i
- - OLEARVIEliD, PA.
The undersigned baring lkeo char,, ,,f ,,,,
ll ilel, woald respectfully sullell public palmesaa.
!.. ULLEkiu..
IITASIUNGTON HOUSE, '
If NEW WASIIIXilTo.V. pa
Thie aew and well furnished koure ha. k'
taken hy Ibe andersigned. He feels eon(i4eD sf
being eble Ut render fatiafaetioo totboMeanaar
tavur bna wltb a call. 1
May S, 1871. O. W. DAVIS, Ynf,.
M"
MTOVB II II
Uppotlla the Court IlonM,
.LOCK HAVEN, PK.KS a.
Jell 71 IIAIIPRAL A KHOil, r,f.,
LOYiriioUsii
M.ln treet,
PIIILIP8UURU, PE.VN'A.
Table elwan annulled wltb tha best lbs ma,b
affords. The traveling pabllr I. invitrd ii.ralL
ian l,'!S. ROUERT i.mVIi.
r. K. ARXOI.W. ' 0. W. AftlULD. el. a. IRHftU
F. K. ARNOLD b CO.,
Rankers and Itrokr.
Reyimldarllle. Jeltbravu Ct V,
MnneT reo.Td ea dinilt. DlMHinnu
derate ratf Kuftera and Koreien En-hiof, el.
ware on bnnrt ao oolleetiona proaptl tnirt.
Hernol-fKvllle, Oco U, ISTt.-ly
County National Bank,
OP CLRARPIKI.D, PA.
ROOM In Masonic Rulldlng, ono d' r a, nt ca
C. D. Walaon'e Drug Store.
Passer e Tickets to end Irons Lireriiuol. Uaaaaa.
town, Ulasguw, Loajioa, Parie end Coprnbsrsi.
Alea, Draft, for aala an lb. Royal Hank i,l W.!.s
and Imperial Dank of London.
4AMKS T. I.HO.XAKU, rrr.'t
W. M. SHAW, Cashier. 'il l II
DREXEL & CO.,
Sit. 31 Mouth Third Htreal, Phlla lelplili
B.1.VHERS,
And Dealers in Government Securities,
AppHcalloa by nU will rwaetra prompt attea
ill aaaalra pr
tioo, and all infurmaiioa cheerfully famiihta!
illy
uruera f one tea. April II if.
Jimtlstij).
STEWAET ft BLACKBUEnT
DENTISTS,
t'umrnavlllr, t'lrarHrld t'aanty, Praa's
(Omee la Oatca' Kew Daildiag.)
Caiacnsrillr, jan li, ISTfl lyr.
DR. E. M. THOMPSON,
(CICca la Bank fiaildinf.)
Carvrenatllle, C lrarRcId ( a.. Pa.
cbi:';lir.
QTEAM SAW MILL, ENGINE
tO AND UOILKRS FOR SALE.
Tlie anir(gnad oflera lot aala oa reareaabhl
teroie, thHr eteaia mw tM, Iwmted at YVellaea
toa, CUirflold Ca., !'. The aagitta aad keikn
ara at good aa bow. Tba aiaa of Ik a eagioe U
1-1x21, aod 1 In good rani. log order. Tbry will
a!eo aril their single aad lath mill, and all tbe
wnrhing maeblaery ta tha eaill. Fmrtlee wiihiag
to pa re hen cob rait or or addraet
UK A II AH. WALLACE A CO
Ctaarleid, Pt . Juae J, 187. . .
MEAT MARKET. "
F. M. CAEDOU & BB0.,
Rear of Ple'i Opera Unasa,
. CLEARFIELD, PA.
Oar arrangement! are f tke stoat eaaanlcts
character l.ir furnishing tha puhhe wiik freak
Meat, of all klnil.anilaf lha very beat aealily.
mrnls, which we keen oa ethibtlien for the ka.
. ai ia en sinus or ABTiealrarnl Imnli
oSt of tbe pablie. OaU aroand whew hi laa
and lake a look al thlnga, or address aa
P. U. CAR DON A BR0.
ClaarSeld. P. , July 14, I87A-II.
- .
FRtStl MtlT frir Cnnn
sTlilVSU lU Ct 1J t, t? SUM I .
, Tua undersigned hen by Inforiae Iba public la
frneral that they keen on bend, regu ariy, al
tbeirebop.adjeiaingJOII.N ULLICII lareuer.
j room., opponu lb. ueort Hon en, the
i BEST rilK.tir BXKf VKAL, UlTTOH
LAMK, POHK, ETC., AT
i nimnnpii nnt,n, ,
' uratuv i:u I laIClV3, f UU CASU.
A i hro f pitroangr U re-pec (folly rit4.
.-.-...a v. P1AI1B flUKIilS.
R EADI N G FOB AlZTi
HOOKS STATTOSKRY.
Harkel ., Clcirjelrt. ,at the Poirt oglrr.)
THE anderelgnrd heg. leare to ann iu.w te
tbe cilia... af Clear.eld aad rteieilj. Ih.l
bo ha. Siud up a raom and bat jasl i.iur4
rrom Ibe city with a large aoaoaut af raadiag
matter, eons.sLing ia part of
Bibles ind, Misoellaneoiis Booh,
Bl.nk. Account aad Pau Book, of wery da
sariptioai Paper and Kaeelepea, Frenck presaed
and plain Pen. and Peaeiis Riaak Ugal
I .per., Dee.la. Mortgagee Judgment, Sicca
lln an. I I'ronia.rr aotca; Wkile and P.rak.
ineai llrlef. Legal Cap, Record Cap. aad Dill ftp,
Sheet Meelc, f.r elllier Piano, Plme ar Vlnal,
eanetanlly an head. Any boobs ar el.il.uul
aoaired ibal may not hare oa bend.wlll be ordered
by Srst atpres, and avid at wboleceie or relaU
to sail euslomrre. I will also keep periodical
literal ara, each as Magailaes, Neasp.rera, Ac.
P. A. UAULIN.
j:ic.rl,ld, May t, ISSS-tf
II. A. KllATZEH,
' (recrnon rt)
KRATZER& LYTLE,
satian ig
drv unon.',
NOTIONS,
BOOTS,
SlIOKri,
". " " LEATHER,
CAKIST
oil ci.orH.
WALL PAPER,
.WINDO 8IIAIIM,
ii . ." , - hTft
MarVt Mreel, lrarcld, P,
Feb. IS, 187 tf . ' '
JOHN TRQTJTMAN,
DEALER I1
FURNITUKK,
AID
Improved .Spring Beds,
'I MARKET STREET, KEAR P. 0.
' The aa.lerelgtiel Vega leare lo lefores Ibe rltl
seae af Oesastle, aad the pabUe geacrally, lba
ha baa ea bwaad a Saa amrtcaeal af Friiara.
each aa W.laat, Chaalaal aad Paiated l'4.pont
dailea. Parlor Balua, keelintag aad En.a'"
Chalre, L.diei' and Orntl' Eaay Cb.lre, Iba ft
foraled Pining aad Parlor Cheira, Dana Seals aad
Wlndear Chair,, Clolhea (era, aiep sad Islea
lea Uddara, Hal lack,, tVtajaedaf raehea.AI
1 MOItLDISa AV PIClrM rRAall '
iooklag Qtanea, Oasaeaas, aVa,' a kick weald
taitabes aa HoOeay prsse.la
declO'tl JOHM TRnfTMSN.