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NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET,
run fbmidist:
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SAMUEL J. TILDEN,
OF IK YORK.
tun vicB rit8iiKKT:
THOS. A. 11ENPRICKS,
OP IXDIANA.
DEMOCRATIC ELECTORAL TICKET.
ELECTORS AT LARUE:
Chirks 11. Bockalew, : Sim ml B. WIIkd.
DISTHICT ELECTORS;
I. RobartF. Sllef,
I. Ilaorga R. Uarrell,
I. Wai. II. Wright,
4. Thor. 8. Oaibill,
&. Jobo Moffat,
6. John A. Morrlion,
7. Owen Jonrfl.
8. Is. K. UaaK,
V. Joel L. Lightotr,
JO. H. T. Trombowar,
II. (loo. II. Rulasd,
13. Jobs Naaloa,
13. J. U. McCamant,
14. Daoial D. Boat,
15. J, 11. MoCollom,
IS. Franklin W. hnos.
17. Jobs I hi.
IS. Tbouiai Hawor,
IS. Darid Small,
;0. Sabafltias Mfimmar,
21. Jamo Hailett,
21. Jobs li Uolbrio,
23. Robart B. Oibros,
24. David S. Morrii,
25. Robart B, Brows,
2. Thoo. W. Grayaon,
27. BrnJ. F. Morrii.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
roaossaa :
L. A. MACKEY, of lilinloo eouulr.
aiatros:
WM.W. 11ETTS, of CleartMd,
(Subjaet to deciiioD of Gonferm).
abkihblt :
A. C. TATE, of C'.aarotld.
nnimrp :
ANDREW PENT7, Jr., of Bradj lowsibip.
AflflOCIATR JODflSSI
ATIRAM OUDKN.of Lawrence lowniblp.
VINCENT B. llOL'f, of Bradford lowmbirff
smtnirT ATTosasr :
WM. M. MoCULLOUOll, of Claarnald.
jrsr rovwliinioRBB :
BR. J. r.UIIHCHFIELD, of CltarOelJ.
DEMOCRATS TO YOUR POSTS.
Tho Democratic County Committee
in vlow of tho happy results flowing
from the rocont cloctions, and tho im
porativo noccssity for a radical change
of rulers which must bo accomplished
at the approaching contest, call upon
all who lovo a free govornment to as
sist in holding moetings at the follow
ing named places, viz :
At CLEARFIELD, on Tuosday
evening, October 31st.
This is to be a general Mass Meeting
of tho pcoplo of tho county, and it is
hoped that all will tako an interest in
getting up tho largest gathering ever
held in the county.
Hon. L. A. MACKEY, our Congress
man, and S. R. PEALE, Esq., our nom
inee tor Bonator, will bo present to
address tho pcoplo. Ex-Gov. BIGLER
Sonator WALLACE and Judge BAR
RETT will, of course, bo present.
The following programme for hold
ing a scries ol meetings bos also been
agreed upon :
HORRISDALK MINES, on Wadnetdav es-
laa, Oot. 26. Bueakon, Iaraal Toit, Frank Fiald
in and S. F. Brockbank.
IILEN HOPE, for Baoearla and Oinllrb.on
Friday avaning, Oct. I7lh. Speakers, Br. Borer
4. a. Waltan aad K. Wallaoa.
NEW MILLPORT, Saturday afternoon, Oot.
18. Spaekera, I. Toil, Col. Barrett, Br. Bo7or,
and Jamee Kerr.
ANSONVILLB, for Jordan, Knol and part of
Ferguaon, on eatnrday, Oct. 2Stb. spcakera aaoae
aa above.
PENFIRLD. for Ilualontownibin.on Satnr,
pay erening, Oot. SSth. Speaker!, Win. M. Mo-
Cullougb, Abm. llumpbrey and F. O'L. Buck.
NEW WASHINGTON, for Cbnt and Bum
lido, on Tbonday evening, Nov. id. Speakera,
Col. Waller Barrett, J. 11. Walters and not. K
Wallaoa.
LUMBER CITY, oo Friday evening, Nov. Id
Speaker!, Wa. M. MoColloeb, J. B. W alien and
Wm. E. Wallaoa,
I10UTZDADE. for Woodward, on Friday eve
sing, Nov Sd. Speakers, lies. Ueorge H. Bar
rett and Israel Test.
OSCEOLA, for Deoatur. on Monday evening,
Nov. Sth. Speakera, Israel Test, Wm. M. Mo-
liullougn and James iterr.
The foregoing scries of mootings will
not prevent the holding of othors in
localities wbero our friends doom thorn
necessary ; but timely notice should
bo given to the Chairman of the Coun
ty Committoo, so as to mako tbo ne
cessary arrangements with the speak
em. Israel Test, Chairman.
John W. Howe, Secretary.
aearficU, Oct. 18fA, 1876:
Democrats to Your Posts. It be
hooves cvory citicen, who claims to be
a Democrat ; or, any other individual
who thinks more ol his country and
pertonal liberty, than he does of his
party, to go to the election on tbo 7tb
of November, and cast his ballot in
favor ol reform. And this can only
be brought about by voting the T)em
ocratic ticket
attention. A Kelonn can i.evor
, be introduced whilo tho agents, or
principals ofaoorrupt Government are
kept In position. A change must take
place beform a Reform can be looked
for. Therefore, thoso who desire both
change and Reform, should bear the
tact in mind that neither will bo ac
complished unless thoy voto for Tilden
nd Hendricks.
Tbo United Slate Treasury Depart
ment i authorised by law to employ
400 persons. It actually employ 2,800
persons, or seven timos as many as it
has warrant of law to employ.
a i .tf1
Lieut. Penlx, is the proper mini to
vote for, fur Slim ifT.
Turn out totlio Clul' niielinj in l
Opera House on Saturday avoiiin.
"VYhal will Pennsylvania do?" f'AoiVeiMe ..yl
Why vote lor Tililen u nil llendiiefc,
of cou me.
Kaiih'AIji Look Here! Ik South
Carolina still in the United Slati-s, or
in MoxieOi or in Smin ? l'leuw) ans
wer by return mail.
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way. However, let Democrats givo
society a wide berth,
Ti() r( Iwttnm, Chairninn Test
adilroa Itiu i'cinu lul.i ol jiuin.-. aim
; Deraturtownliip,at MorriwlaloSIines
! this, Wednesday evening.
Tho Tildcn and Hendricks Club
meets in Tie's Opera Ilouso on Satur
'day evening. Several speakers will
be present to address tho people.
, " Tho llebel Yell " grates awfully
! upon loyal ears since tho October elec
tions. It was bud enough before, bill
I it's almost abominable now! Poor
fellows!! Millions for plunder, but
not one font for economy., Radical
practice.
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Yotor, remeinbor that Tuesday No
vember 7th is tho day of election. Sec
tbat you got out to the polls and ask
your neighbor to go with you, and
then voto for Tildcn and Hendricks,
and thereby assist in iwving your
country from ruin and disgrace.
In 1874, tho pcoplo of Nebraska ap
plied for 2,000 rifles in order todulcnd
their homes against tho Sioux Indians.
Congress refused to let them have, tho
arms. Hut Congress permitted the In
!.i:..n i u ;.. r... un r. nod
repeating rifles in 18i0 to bitting lull
and bis men. With these arms Custer
and bis soldiers were massacred.
"Fivo miles of fire," is the way they
talk about the Democratic procession
in Pittsburgh, tho other night. No
such demonstration was ever before
witnessed in that city, by cithor parly,
os though Allegheny would go for Til
den, improbable as it may bccui. lint
these "good times" promised tbo work
men four years ago now finds 20,000
out of work and looking for bread.
Keep An Eve on Them. A number
of JUNIOR RADICALS are mnking
a bold move, in thoir Lodges to pledge
the few Democrats who still bolong to
that organization, to voto for Mr. iiade
baugh, tbo Radical nominee for Asso
ciate Judge, instead of Major Holt.
Thoso inside, should not allow them
selves to be sold in that way. This is
a straight Radical trick and Demo
cratic Juniors should kocp a shnrp
lookout.
Si'Eaiunu. Tho Harrisburg Patriot
in alluding to tho Radical nominee for
Senator in this, xxxivth, district,says
" J. Spear Thompson has been nomi
nated by the Republicans for Senator
in tho Centre, Clearfield and Clinton
district. Mr. Thompson has a spear
already driven through the middle ot
his nn mo, and it is ominous ot what
will happen to him politically whon
tho Democrats of the thirty-fourth dis
trict reach for him."
Dkuauooism. To hear a liadicul
stumper say that if Tilden is eloctcd
President that our people will be com
pelled to pay tho "Rebel debt." Head
er, how docs it sound for an individual
to state that ho will pay his neighbor's
debts, when it is notorious to all that
he cannot cancel his own obligations.
No ono but a fool or a knavo will re
sort to such low stuff, and the speakor
who utters such sentiments, places
very low estimate upon the intelligence
of his hearers.
You re Another. Many ot our
readers will recollect that the "lie'
passed most emphatically botween
Gov. Uartrantt and Mr. Gowcn, re
cently, in relation to the purchase of
the Molly Maguiro voto last fall. Mr.
Gowan has mado his word good by
proving just what bo intimated in his
speech ot Pottsvillo, nnd proves it, too,
by one of tho men who handled tho
cash. It will now bo in order for the
Govornor and his friends to rise and
explain away the oath of one of their
confederates. This last revelation is
truly horrifying to ovory mind partly
endowed with tho ideas of civilization.
Cheap Comfort. Tho Radical lead
ers rojoice becauso Hayes saved them
Ohio. Tbcy counted on Indiana and
West Virginia, too; but Belknap and
Babcockism is played out with tho
people in these two Stules. Bigotry
and public plunder still holds Ohio. A
majority of tho people ol that benight
ed commonwealth care little for liber
ty or personal freedom, preferring that
post traders, crooked whiskey dealers,
cadetship sellers, burglar-proof sate
crackers, and " Mosby's men " should
run tho machine for them and divido
the plunder on tbe Hancock plan. A
happy family, indood, aro thoso Buck
eyes.
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Lost Honors. Our onirononts in
this Congressional and Senatorial dis
trict havo at last found candidates who
aro willing to be slaughtered for tho
good ol tho country),?). Our congress
man, Mr. Mackey, is to encounter Jlr,
R. V. B. Lincoln, of Union oounty.
whom tho Haycsitcs have placed in
the field for congressman. For Sena-
tor tboy havo presented tho nnmo of
Mr. J. Spear Thompson, ol Contro Co,
Well, if Messrs. Murray and Arnold
can afford to havo their ambition fold
ed up and laid away in this manner,
we can eland it if they can. Tbcy,
however, have our sympathy on this
occasion.
Till Senators flip. It will bs ob
served by the proceeding of tho Sena
torial Conference, that S. II. Tcalo,
Esq., ol Lock Haven, is our nominee
for Stato Sonator, instead of Mr. Bott.
This is not as wo cxpoctod, but as Mr.
Poalo isagontloman of high character,
and pronounced an honest man by bis
neighbors, of all parties, we do not
hesitate to place his namo at our mast
head, and call upon ovory Democrat
in Clearfield county to support him for
Senator. This wo know to be tho do-
sire ol Mr. Bolts, whom Mr. Poale baa
defeated. And the former wants hi
friends to work a aoalously for Mr.
Pealo as thoy would have worked for
him bad he been successful before tbe
Conference.
our XOMIXEES.
The people of Clearfield County
liave never been pitisentod with a
tic ket containing the names ol belter
candidates, than tho one offered for
Iheir siift'rago by tho Democratic party J
this CVntcnmalyer. tiilo that ol our
oplHincr.U ia notoriously the weakest
we ever looked upon.
In tho persons of Mr. TiMcn and
Hendricks, we have truo and tried
statesmen, of tho very highest order!
in point ol al'ilitv. and ospcrienoe. and
been corrupted from the highest to the
lowest position, they are VfA without a
Main.
Messrs. Mackey and l'eale, both from
Clinton County. Of tho former wo
County
have repeatedly borno testimony to his
upright character and ability, in these
columns and therefore ho needs no
further recommendation from our
bauds at this time. Ho will of course
receive H turgor majority in our county
than he Uul two yem-a ago.
Mr. Pealoisu newuiun, und to many ,
of our readers is wholly unknown.
We have known him us a high-minded j
honorable gcntluinaii and uu unswerv
ing Democrat for a number years, und
are satisfied thut ho will make un up
right, able and honorable Senator, and
is entitled to tho voto of every Demo
crat in the county.
Our county ticket is mado up of live
Democrats peculiarly fitted for the sev
eral positions for which they are nam
ed. Mr. Tuto, our nominee for Assem
bly is well known to most of our peo
ple. Having discharged the duties of
l'lolhonotiiry forsixyoars, with mark
cd ability and to the satisfaction of all
parties, ho will, with equal impartiality
and ability, servo his constituents in
tho lower House of our State Legisla
ture. His election is a forgone con
elusion.
Andrew Pentz, jr., our nominee for
Sheriff, is a Brady township farmer,
honest by nature and practice, is well
adapted to discharge, tho onerous uu
ties imposed upon that officer. Mr.
Pentz, belongs to the soldier e.emont,
having served as Lieutenant, and
carries nn honorable discharge in his
pocket, "copporhoad," as ho was called,
by thoso loyal fellows who had substi
tutes mustered in, or had themselves
exempted. Soldiers and ovorybody
else, will of course voto for "Andy
Pentz," because ho is competent to dis
charge tho duties of his office, while
bis rival is wholly unfit fur the post
turn. This fact is so notorious that
tho Journal, the Rudical organ, has re
fused to hoist bis name.
Our nominocs for Associato Judge.",
Abraham Ogdeii, of Lawrence town
ship and Vincent B. Holt, of Bradford
township, aro both farmers, and two
of tho oldest settlors in tbo county.and
havo probably the lurgost family con
ncction in the county, of any other two
men over placed on ourtickot. Their
integrity is obovo suspicion, and thoir
elevation to tho honorable position to
which tho' aspiro will bo mutually
creditable to both constituent nnd
officer.
Win. M. McCtillough, Esq., our nom
Inco tor District Attorney, is personally
known to tho largest portion ot tho
voters of this county. Being ono ot
our best stump speakers ho has been
seen und hoard by all who havo fre
quented Democratic meetings for ton
years past. He is honest and compe
tent and will of courso bo elected over
his vigilant competitor by the usual
majority.
For Jury Commissioner, we present
tbo nome of Dr. J. P. Burchfiuld, of
this borough. Ho too is ono of thoso
"rebels" who was in tho Northern
Army during the rebellion. He is
highly quulifiod for tbo position, und
will dischargo the delicate duties en
joined upon him intelligently and with
honor alike to tho voter and officer.
The Grangers should give our ticket
a hearty support, becauso a majority
of our nominees are farmers whilo tbo
other ticket docs not contain tho name
of a einglo farmer they aro all pro
fessional, or middle mon, and havo no
sympathy with the working classes.
Don't Trabe. Our opponents have
but ono candidato for Associate Judge
In the Hold Wm. Radebaugh by namo.
His friends want to trade him into office.
If ono ot our nominees for that office
was a resident of tins borough, it would
be a crimo in the estimation of our
Radical friends, but the residonco of
Mr. Radebaugh in this wicked borough
makes it a virtue, and thoy make that
a material point outsido, and to got
still more votes lor bim, tbey are but
tonholing Democrats to voto for him.
Il they meetan Ogden man they want
bim to drop Major Holt, and vole for
Mr. Rudobaugh, as a more compliment.
If thoy moot a Holt man, they ask
him to drop Mr. Ogdcn ond voto for
Mr. "Rody" through pure friendship!
By this mothod ol trading they aro
attempting to oloct Mr. R. Associate
Judgo. Don't trado, nor cast any com
plimentary votes nt this election. Dem
ocrats, your country demands that you
voto tho full Democratic ticket from
Tilden to Burchfiold. Do not allow
yourselves lo bo docoyed away by the
enemies of your country and your
party.
Democratic Meetinos. Our moot
ings this campaign, are tho largost and
most enthusiastic we ovor witnessod.
Tho Ponn Township Club meeting on
Wednesday last, was addressed by J
B. Walters and Abm. Humphrey. Tho
Greenwood mooting, on Thursday.was
addressed by J. B. Walters and John
Cleary. Tho Pleasant Hill meeting In
Bradford, on tho samo evonlng, was
addressed by Dr. Burchfiold, S. F,
Brockbank and James Kerr. Tho
Wallaceton meeting, on Friday even
ing, was addressed by Col. Walter
Barrott, Abm. Humphrey and F. O'L,
Buck. The Osceola gathering, on
Thursday cvoning, was addressed by
Messrs. Fortney and Spanglor, of
Oellefonte, and Col. Wallor Barrett,
Abm. Humphrey and F. O'L. Buck,
and wa probably the largest political
gatboring that ovor mot in tho oounty.
Tho numbers alarmed the Hayesitos
and astonished the Tildcnite. The
Tilden aud Hendricks Club of this bor
ough, mot in Pie's Opera llouso, Sat
urday evening, and wa addressed by
Col. Walter Barrett and F. O'L. Buck.
Tbe mooting at Congress Hill and
Frenehvillo, were addressed by Israel
Test and a F. Bnxkbank. The turn
out at these mootings look liko 1,800
majority.
SEXA TORIAL COXFEREXCR. I
The Oelogatos from this X XXIV
Senatorial district, composed of the
oouiilica of Centre, Clearfield and
Clinton, mot at llellofonte on tho 12th
ot October. Tho following namou gen-
. .1 .1.-:- : ...
tlotnwi l'ene-wntgu tiicir iuijiui.-ihw
countlea.
Caere, O.U. Uerlln.er, Or W. P. Rilbroak,
J. P. )nria.n.
Ci.nnni. Thos. llrockbiek, Fmoj Field
ing, K A. Liiler.
Cumi.IT, II Urono, W. W. Reoki,, 0.
A. Augblubarfh.
in,. I' .t.r..i.ni.A vui iirAiilzail bv
eloctinif V. II. llrnwn, of Clinton, as
soUsansnrlsumtenaB,ee. 'snspaw
Senator being in order, tho names of!
W. . Jiotls, ol Ulttarnum, i . uray
Meek, of Centre and S. It. l'ealo, ol
t'!ii,lop wire rir(i'l1i"1 bv tlieir re-
HlieetlVU UciCLfUliOl.n. .til
M.wjona, and a number of ineffectual
ballots, the Conference adjourned to
meet at Tvrone on J liurstlay the It'tii.
lioloro the adjournment Mr. Mctjuis-
tou, was substituted lor Jlr. llorlinger,
a delegate from Centre county.
Jn pursuance of adjournment the
delcirntcs reassembled at Tyrone on
tho lllth. 1). W. Moore, of Clearfield
whs admitted as a substitute lor -Mr.
.. .l H. A. ISi,rer. was elected
sacretnry in tho place ot Mr. Fielding,
The ticst business, in order was Hie
nomination of a Senator an I thu Cou-
i.v.viico nt once iiroeoeiioii in oioionoi ;.
At tho eonclasinn of tho 2:id ballot
tho following letter from
Mr. Bolts
was rend :
CLiuitrnau. Pa.Oet. JO, IS7t.
ki,:a llarlnir been bouurod by the Dsuoora.
oy or Cliarfirld County as tba ebolee for Ibe
Senatorial nomination, you have placed my name
hrire tha Coniereooe 01 Ibe &A.li I ll oena-
toriel dlftrlet, linpreiled witb tbe belief tbat Ibis
oountv was latrly enlltlea to toe oaoainne. w
soonre a recognition of luelaiais yon bare labored
earneitly and laltniully. any runner ana
however, in making a noiniiiatioa can be produe.
tive of no good aud might prove detrimental to
tbe bent Interest ill toe party, as ll is ntgo time
our tloket ahouM be eonipleted, and Ibe parly
thoroughly organised lor t!ie great struggle
which will soon beuiHin nr. In order, tberclere,
to facilitate the notion of tbe Conference nud en
able you to speedily lermluata your labors, 1
hrrstiy authorise you to withdrew my oaiua as a
candidate, sincerely trusting thai tbe work of tbe
Conference may prore satisfactory to tbe entire
sly auinortseyou to wuoorew hi Dmu.i.bi
didate, sincerely trusting that Ibe work of Ibe
District.
Thanking you for the faithful efforts yoa ban
made In my bcball, and with tbo assarnnoe ol
my eordiai ondorseioeut of tbe aclioe of tbe
Lonlcrcnce, 1 etn iruty yours, o.
W. W. 1IKTT8.
To TnouAB Bbockomic, E. A. BiflLan, U. W.
Mooes, Conferees,
After tbo letter was read tho Win
ballot was taken resulting in six : j
for Mr. Peale, and three votes for Mr. I
Meek. On motion tho nomination of
Mr. Pcalo was made unanimous, and every man tktit day to do his duty I bet
the Conference acljournod sine dir. : every Democrat, Conservative and Ro
E. A. Biui.ee. W. II. Baowii, k vmer see that all such are at the polls.
Sccretaru. Presihent. 11 ' , . ., ' .
" , vote once if you can, tu ut if you must ;
1WYT AXD MURRAY'S" HOLD i and a the sun goo down on the first
THE FORT, XAST." Tuesday In November this chant at
I the Whito House will swell upon tbo
A ICMHlUI.e, II.Vv A tmiiii n .
SECRETARY OF WAR BELKNAP 8 SOL
IIIE08' TOMBSTCE STEAL PORTRA1ID
BV NAST.
Tbe Chairman of tho Radical Coun
ty Committco received, a few days
since, a large number of campaign doc
uments. Among them was a picture
drawn by Nast, entitled, " Hold the
Fort." It represented tbo Capitol at
Washington by moonlight. Around
the building is dimly seen tho linos ol
an earthwork or fortification, sur
mounted by frowning cannon, while
iivjUie foreground may bo soon thous
ands of graves ol I'nion soldiers hand
somely decorated with tho headstones
that ought to hire been pincod there in
accordance with the appropriation of
Congress for that purpose. Upon tho
parapet stands tho ghost of tho Union
army in the person ot a noblo looking
sentry. Ho stands faeing the seem
ingly endless lino of headstones. His
eyes, however, aro directed toward the
War Department building, where
Belknap is uinim! in biiamk. Stern
vengeance flashes from tho soldier's
eyes as no recalls to mina mat nimscii
and fellow soldiers icere cheated out of
even the poor honor of decent headMones
for their graves by Belknap, tbe Radi
cal houd of the army, for his own pri
vate gnin.
American citizens, look upon this
picture and express your scorn for the
Radical Senate that acquitted tho self-
confessed criminal (Belknap) at Ibe
polls on tho 7th ot Novcmbor. Tho
correct name of tbo picture should be,
"Tho Soldiers' Gravestone Stoal."
Political Cut throats. Tbo Rad
icals boost ovor tho fact that thoy havo
elected nine, and tho Democrats only
four, Congressmen in Indiana. Tbat
is true; but what docs it provo? Why,
that tho scalliwaggory practiced by
tbe Radical Legislature in making the
apportionment of tbe State into Con
gressional districts, that it has pcrpe
tratod a public outrago upon popular
suffrage. Because, while the Demo
crats only secure four out of tbe thir
teen members of Congress, thoy have
nevertheless carried the Stnte by 7,000
majority, thus proving to tho world
that by tho Radical cut-throat appor
tionment tho MINORITY ol tho pco
plo in that Stato aro enabled to elect
NINE members of Congress, and the
MAJORITY only FOUR ! How is
that for equality and "grand moral
ideas?" In other words: One hundred
and eighty thousand Democrat only
get four members of Congress, whilo one
hundred und seventy-three thousand
Radicals eloct nine members, becauso of
the hugo fraud that party practiced on
the pcoplo when it apportioned the
Stato into congressional districts four
years ago. The mon who boast of in
culcating "grand moral Ideas" into tbo
minds of tho pcoplo should never enact
spectacles of this kind. The special
advocntca of freedom for tho nogro,
should not bo so hasty in igno
ring the rights of both, whilo and
black, The trick looks no much liko
that perpetrated by knaves, that it
throws tho "moral idea" missionary
open to criticism, if it doe not bring
bim into contempt.
OiR Down the River Nekhibous.
Clinton county statesmen aro bo
coming as numerous as "Soutborn out
rages," and it is evident that ft Consti
tutional Convention must be called
soon, so as to enlargo tho official bor
ders for tho purposo ot getting all the
statesmen in that county into position
Judgo, Congressman and Sonator doos
not go half way around. It would be
entirely in order now for the patriot
of that county to nominate another
candidato for Assembly, and thon po
litely (?) ask Clearfield to withdraw
ber candidate so aa not to send too
many mon to Harrisburg. Gentlemen
is tnoro nothing ciso you want, in a
political line, down about Lock Havon?
Bettor nominate an additional member
take all, if that will satisly yon.
Sat, StranoerI If Sooth Carolina
is still ono of the States of the Union,
why Is it govornod like Anstria by
the military power ? W by ia civil lib
erty ignored by thoso who have been
in the habit of shooting themeelvet
hoarse OTer the boon ? Can yon tell ?
ADDRESS OF CIIAIRMAX TEST,
Ci.eahpield, I'a., Oct, 24, 1870.
Fellow Iiemoi'Rat . "Dinna ye
IAH . jvuum
Once moroto tho j
bear tha slogan
front.
"We in aiaiif t'Hls Ssn-sl,
Froa tilj, plsis ! bora i
Taa b;a is blM, la braw and blaek,
I
I
Flra busarad iboaaaaJ aiora-
The great west lift up her bands to
press on tho rolling column of reform.
Indiana, tho homo ol Hondricks.stands
now in the sun-gleaming pyramid,
while Ohio, where Haves lives, aftor
"""xaiw -T-f. " -
. , . .i a .l norl OT lll'ien, iiemn ickh, leioi in uu
ity more than thirty thousand. And!!'"""' '
this ft heralded a a Republii-an
. ,, ..
linoih lloaa am VOII tnninoh T UOW
JJ.'.ii Ii ,.'iJ ,'" ." " ' '
Colorado, from tho western wilder
ness, sends the greetings ol an eiectcd
Governor to sunny Georgia with her
eighty thousand majority, whilo Wont
Virginia, tho new mado revolutionary
constructed State ol Republican "mii
ttiry iteceitity," repudiates its makers
by a mujorily of more than Hlleeii
. .. ... I ...ill ..II-
tuousunil. 1 lie tmai wavu sun
nd glad, patritoic hearts every wtiere ;
welcome lis coming. i
Tired of unnecessary alarm, tired cd , of
. . ., ,
criminal negligence, tired of places
earned by fancv presentis tilled ol
wholesale and retail plundo-lng, tired
of National debt pressing ci', the en
ergies of a people, and particularly die-
guslcd at empty bellies, naked backs
and no toork." The Campbells are com
ing, O, hoi O, bo !
Let 'cm come. A bankrupt country
needs their assistance. Tho centennial
year is a year of jubilee, and adminis
trative criminals liko Tweed bad better
be hunting tbe cities of refuge,
One more pull, and wo will run the
.
ScllUtO, Without dipping all oaf. Let
that pull be given with a patriotic yell,
my hearties, on tho seventh of Novem
her (not "a rebel yell," for tear ol mil
iary interference) but a yell of heart-
felt gladness for the blessed triumphs
nf pnnatitntiona! reform.
Lol xtf, gcntimonts on the
Xralttl r u.iii-oj ,or tho country,
nng along the lino, "Mibc.y erpects
,air.
Ths emlsa loll ike karll of parting day,
Tba lonicf hcid wiadl slowly o'er tbe lea ;
Onward tbe voter glides bis joyons wsy,
And loaves tbe rale to swim or drowa witb me,
John W. Howe, Israel Test,
Secretary. Chairman.
THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Below will be found the full Demo
cratic Ticket for ibis Centennial year.
Under tho bead ot electors, will be
found the Electoral Ticket, beaded by
the clear-headed statesman, Charles
B, Bcckalew, and at tbo foot tho
name of tbat equally clear-headed edi
tor, Benjamin F. Morri, who, with
others, go to make up the Presidential
Electoral Ticket, a follows :
ELECTORS.
Charles R. Buckaluw.
Samuel B. Wilson.
Robert F. Sticf.
Georgo R. Borrell.
William II. Wright
Thomas E. Gaskill.
John MofTet
John A. Morrison.
Owen Jones.
William K. Haag.
Joel L. Lightnor.
11. T. Trumbowor.
Goorgo 11. Rowland.
John Ncalon.
Joel B. McCamant
Daniel D. Boas.
. Joseph B. McCollum.
Franklin W. Knox.
John 11. Ubl.
Thomas Bower.
David Small.
Sebastian Wimmor.
James J. Hailett,
John B. Guthrie.
Robert M. Gibson.
David 8. Morris.
Robert B. Brown.
Thomas W. Grayson.
Benjamin F. Morris.
judTcTary.
. associate judges.
Abraham Ogdcn.
Vincent B. Holt,
coTinty.
CONORES.
. L. A. Mackoy.
SENATOR.
8. R. Pealo.
ASSEMBLY.
Aaron C. Tato.
SHERIFF.
Andrew Font, Jr.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
William II. McCullough.
JURY COMMISSIONER.
S. P. Burchfiold.
It will be noticed that it take throe
tickets to mako a full hand, headed
ElectoralfJudiciary and County. The first
contains the names of the Tildon and
Hendricks electors, tho second tho
name of the Associate Judgni, and
tbo third Congressman, Senator and
the County Ticket.
Remarkable Summersault. The
World (we mean the Oscoola shoot of
that heme) has undorwont throo revo
lution within that many weeks. No.
39 and 40 wore as vigorously for Know
iiothing Hayes as tbo previous
numbers had boen fur tbo "industrial
classes," and tbe half shoot No. 41 be
fore us is just a aoalously lor Tildon
as the New York organ of the snme
name. We aro unablo to comproliond
thoso sudden changes, or tbe causes
that produced them, and must depend
on future revelation for those sudden
revolution. We are amaxed ; nover
having witnessed anything of the kind
bofore. But as we grow oldor we lenrn
many things from others, we cannot
practioo, however congonjat and profit
able it may prove to tbo Inventors.
But aa in the days of Galiloo, "the
world still move," and wo will wait
and too what tho noxtohango will pro
duce. Leavino the Sinkinu Snip. Wbon
the brain of the Republican party are
out it can serve no good purpose by
'"Kg'fg superfluous on tbe stage. Be
fore tbeir deaths Sumner, Chase, Fes
sendon and Greely abandoned the par
ty to it iniquities and corruption.
Charles Francis Adam, General Bart
lott, Trumbull, Falmor, Curtin, Julian,
Gideon Weill, David A. Well, Bige
low, Dana, Htallo and Jusen, an
among the distinguished Republican
loader who rapport Tilden and Re
sorm. When genio and talent are
eompellod to give op ft cause it baa do
ftitnre.
DEMOCRATIC ROYS JX RLUE.
Tho llepublican paper aro charg-
ing thut tho soldiers who support
iH ....... - 11
Tilduii and Hendricks are the sutlers
unci bounty-iumiers ol the war. Tho
truth is that tho ciiinp followers, papor
generals and sutlers are all in the lio-
publlcan party waving tho uloouy
shirt, and doing their iitmor.1 to keep
up discord and strife in hope ol anoiu
or opportunity to increato their for
tunes bv tho minim-tunes of the
country. Tho following are some
-UlV TCI' ii 4 w aaj i i I'i'i.st
t.lir sun.
pe"' - '" ' ' ;
-Utatral Oaorjfa B. MuClallao, of Saw Jaraaj
, u, I ...J H.I.. 1,.,
uoaerM rii Jigvi, i ,
lltovrel William B. Franklin, of Connecticut, i
General U. v7. eam. of New York.
Ornerel Jemro Mcuoade, or Now York.
lloneral Wniteni MrCaudle.i.of Pennrlvauit,
Uencrtl lleurge IV. Morgeu, or Ohi,
flMierel Tbomaa Swing, of Ohio.
t; .etcrel Jsiaes H. Stia-lman, of Ouio.
ticneral DurtiD Ward, of Ohio.
Ilenerel EJeard 4. Bragg, or Wle onrin.
Oesrrel J.iha M . Palmer, of lllin'iis.
ilenerel John F. r'arnsworlh, of Illinois.
llcoerl C. S. CiineruM, of Illinois.
Ueucrel Juhn A. UrCleriisnd, of Illinois.
m...-..,I. r ..hmio.. !
oloi ..r t ..lamina.
h, ,.,, j. . u.,,vr,-f a.biujion, D.itriot
t.u.-1.
Uimrl II 11. Banning, of Oino.
timiarai W. F. Urlt.-U, al' M.iS4tohue!ti
litiieial wllliam S. lti,srrsj,s, i.l Celiturnia.
Urneral M. T. M.M.bun.ol New York.
Ueneial ll. Carbs llueli, of Kentucky,
ilenerel B. F. Fertnageof Kentucky.
Urneral John M. Cone, of Illinois.
Ouuerai J. N. blilrs, ol Il-inois.
Urneral M. R. Wellaeo.of Illinois.
Ueoeral Vielor Lyle ol rVneivlvanla.
Oeneral 0. W. Roberta, of Mina.
tleneral Uerabom Motl, of ew Jersey.
Uencral W. F. (Bsldy) Smlih, or .New Tork.
tleneral I. E. Mullord, or Virginia.
(Jroeral J. O. Parkhnrtt, of Mlehlgao.
tieneral C. E. FraU, of how ork.
Col'.nelT Lyle llmkry,or Illinois.
Colonel Lev! Manh, of Fenns)lvetle.
Colonel Ueorge A. Woedward.ol I'oeoeiirenia,
Colonel Uvea Jones, ot Pennsylvania.
Captain William McCiellen,uf I'ennsylvanie,
Colonel Stevens, ol Mirbigun.
Colonol L. D. CeuipUII, ol Ohio.
Aud many others.
Carl Schuiii in '72on the South.
The riiiEvra andtheNeohoes. The
thieves control thoso negroes, and it
was under their influence that they
havo been arrayed against the whites.
Tbe blacks and the whiles stand face
to fuee as enemies for THE NE
GROES ARE UNDER THE IN
FLUENCE OF THE MOST VIL
LAINOUS SCOUNDRELS that were
ever allowed to disgrace a great and nolle
country. If there can be anything worse
than civil wur it is the war of races ;
and these scoundrels havo adopted just
the very means to bring about such a war.
At tho head of tho negroes nro tho
groat thieves that ru'.o tho South, and
rely on Giant for support. Tho sup
port is given to them freely, and every
possible means has been taken to make
them blind instruments of tbo powers
tbat bo. The Republican jnirly is r.
sponsible for Vie present condition of the
South. I will not bo a Republican to
deliver the Southern people over to
THE WORST SET OF SCOUN-
DUELS THAT EVER OBTAINED
POLITICAL POWERS. We are
fighting for the overthrow of a sys
tem a syxtcm of unconstitutional arro
gance of poirer, a system of contempt of
law, a system of govcrnmetd by force. A
SYSTEM OF PLUNDERING IN
THE SOUTH AND OF CORRUP
TION IN THE NORTH, such apar-
TV, WHEN IT HAS COME TO THAT, DOES
NOT DESERVE TO LIVE.
Tiie National Liaus. Tbe Aboli
tionists, who have boen a curse to this
country for filty years, are still Improv
ing in that line, but under a new name.
Slavery was tho hobby up to 18C3, It
was supposed that the Emancipation
Proclamation and trco negroes would
satisfy their ambition and make honosl
men out ot a majority ot tbom. But
it's a dead failure. They listo our in
stitutions as vohomcntly to-day as thoy
did twenty years ago, although tbeir
pots aro free The chief bobby of this
clear of freedom bators to-day is tohave
tbo South, Degree and all, govornod on
tho European plan, by military power ;
and if tbey can succeed in having one
section of the Union governed in that
way, they will soon mako the effort to
have tbo wholo country put under
that system.
Roador, romomber that the worst
enemies, are those of your own house
hold, if you havo any such on hand.
Tbo real enemies of tho Union to-day,
are the men who load the Abolition
faction twenty years ago. Tbe major
portion of them are moral cowards,
but they would destroy tho Union as
quick aa a Sioux Indiun can acalp a
whito man, did tboy possess the same
courage.
A Tri e Test. Neither Church,
State, Party, or Community, howover
smull, tbat ever introduced and foster
ed niorl or legal wrongs, evor im
proved or mended their ways. Indi
viduals, who lead prodigal and wicked
lives, sometimos REFORM and become
good citixena ; but aggrogato numbors
never Improve in the right direction.
In other words: The crimes and
wrongs committed by tho party in
power within tho past eleven years (if
tbcy did not commit any previous) are
too numerous to mention and known of
all mon. Yet, tho leaders havo tho
Impiidonco to stand up before Intelli
gent pcoplo, and ask to bo continued
in power tor lour years longer, prom
ising those they havo wronged and
plundered, that they will reform them
selves after llnycs is elected. This
plea is simply for fouryoars more timo
to plunder and nothing ciso. If theso
men can point to tho fact, that a cor
rupt party, at any period of tho world's
history abandoned its orlinoa, or in
augurated reform within tbe party,
lei thorn give tbo example.
Poor Traitor I About the craxiost
man outsido of an asylum, in this Stato
to-dny, is John W. Forney. Immcnso
talon ts wasted and degraded to tbe
scalo known to human depravity, he
till supposoe himself of somo Impor
tance nnd demands a prlco, In oaah, lor
ovory line bo writes, and then like tho
leoch blubbor lor more. Arnold'
treason was a baby affair compared to
Forney'. He bos betrayed tbe breast
that nursed him. ire there any lower
depths in tho scale of infamy ?
"Liberty, what otlmri are eeomltted la Ujy
nave." Jros)ose IMUlmtl. ,
Tbcro are to-day more troop In tbe
Slate of South Carolina, for the pur
pose of carrying that Stole for Came
ron, Hayoa 4 Co., than there are after
Sitting Bull and bis confederate for
the murder of the gallant Custer and
hi comrades. This last act of Came
ron, Urant A Co., will make one of the
darkost pages ever recorded in the an
nals nt civil libertr.
'nm II Na Vera Bipnai, Oat. .
THE TYLER FRAUD.
THE MONSTBOUi CHEAT CUANDI.K PEE-
PETKATKD ON THE AMEIIICAN 1'IOl'LS.
In reply to the proof of Haye' ao
ceptanco of the nomination of the
American Allianeeaild his membenihip
of that proscriplive organisation, a
document was published signed "Ij. 8.
Tyler," and purporting to bo written
by the Secretary of the American Al
liunce. This docuuientirarfiifi Octo
ber C, and was effectually disused of
by tho reply of Hon. 1). .Magono, jr.,
Chairman of the New York Hlate
TTu.'e' 'ifis ni "irovniT"ihat nin7Sdv i
. . j.i. ii
HIT UIU iiul niav IUB IUUU,
he !( nof rrra the .vcrrtdry oj ine jii
Uanct at the time, and was not even In
the United Slate when his name was
ewiwMeeaeeai
11.. I I... .um.hu. ii u.i,u.riiliil'V
..i ii.. i i n;.... ., a mm.!
4V (n.l,IVUI,IP r...,u. " " J I
i ui inu .tiuvii.uii iiiwii. v ....
25th, and sailed for Kumpc the sumo
' duv.
'PI. i. ff..niilit!i-i.ii Villain,.! I 'mniliitluti
have been guilty of buso and deliberate
jlurgery, and tbeir lying and libelous
I organ, tho Now York Times, wa the
j appropriate vehicle for tho promulga
tion ot tho lie.
in this campaign of lie tho Jtudi
culs have been guilty of nothing more
atrocious than this bare laced forgery
aud deliberate falsification.
The Constitution. "The Christian
.Statesmen," In this county, who run
tho Rudicul machine still persist in
paying "tho rebel debt," etc., and aro
really alarming some of their bigoted
and ignorant followers, by uttering
naked lies. For tbo purpose of offset
ting the naked falsehoods of the trader
post advociitos we republish a clause
from the Constitution of tho United
Slates, which read us follows ;
Article 11, Section 4, ot the Consti
tution reads thus :
" The validity of tlu public deH of tlie
United States, authorized by law, includ
ing debts incurred for payment of pensions
and bounties for servicti in sujmresting
insurrection or rebellion, SHALL NOT
BE OUESTION ED. Jul nof the Uni
ted Statei, nor any State, shall assume or
pay any debts or obligation incurred in
AID Or INSURRECTON OR REBELLION
against the Unitkd States, or any
claim for tlie loss or emancipation of any
slave ; but all such debts oliligations and
claims shall be hcta illegal and void.
Tho abovo provision of the Consti
tution forever disposes of tho pretense
that there are any persons in tho L ni
ted States who expect to secure the
payment of the war debt of the South
ern Confederacy.
Flyinq Columns apteb Crazy
Horse. A special dispatch to the
Chicago Tribune, dated October 17tb,
from the camp on Amphibious Crock,
Black Hills, via Fort Laramie,tbo lfilb
say General Merrill, with all tbe best
horses of the Fifth cavalry, left here
J)is morning, taking sixty selected
men from tbe Second, and 120 from
tbe Third cavalry, ten days' rations
and ISO rounds of carbine and twelve
of pistol ammunition per man, en route
for the lork of tbe Cheyenno River,
where a largo band of Indians, led by
Craxy Horse and other hostile, are re
ported in winter camp. Tbe troops
aro in throe detachments, officered by
Captain Pealo and Lieutenant Hall, by
Captains Monabon and Van Vleit, and
by Lieutenants King and Smead. No
wagons wore tuken, and rations are
carried by pack mules. The 400 fresh
horses which reached here day before
yostcrday with recruit for the Fifth
cavalry, will bo used for remounting
tbo old soldiers of this regiment, who
ill accompany General Merritt a fly
ing columns.
Still They Growl. The business
man, tbe laborer and the mechanic
still growl about hard times no busi
ness, no work, no jobs. Well, cloct
Hayes Ii yoa want tho blessings of tho
past throe years to be spread ovor tbe
next four. Wbat a happy thought it is
for a young man to launch out in busi
ness those times, whon evory man in
business want to get out. Well, it
will never be otherwise, while rogue
rulo the Stato as absolutely as harlot
rule a Turkish harem. Again: the
men or party that doubled it salaries
and spend FOUR hundred millions ot
tbe peoples money, whon THREE
hundred millions should suffice, will
never come down in their price They
must all be turned out, and new men
employed, and if tbey do no better
turn them out too.
A Good Opening. Our Radical
friend arc just now making huge
promises to reform themselves within
their party lines. Well, we have a
case in point. Reader, whon the Rad
ical orator . mount the stump and
flirts his bloody shirt, and talk glibly
about Reform, just ask the reformer
aforesaid, how bo proposes to cover
back into the United States treasury
a certain 120,000 lost to that de
partment by a defaulting homo official.
If ho cannot answer this quostion sat
isfactorily, let bim "dry up," take bis
soat, and call for the next Reformer.
Ijcss Impudcnco, and more stubborn
facts on the part ol tho Radical stump
ers in this county, will prove fur more
creditablo to the reform crusaders in
tho future.
Inquisition Coiatubks. Tbo Rad
ical leaders impertinently auk : "What
evidence hove wo that tho Democrats
il put into power will do bettor than
we bave done." Well, tho lower house
of Congress last session reducod tbo
public expenses fiirfy millions of dollars
and had It not been lor the Senato,
would have mado its'ify millions. Mr.
Tildcn as Governor of Now York, re
duced tho oxponscs of tbat State from
I18,000,00 to $8,000,000,Just one half.
rheso are straw which show whot
Domocrat would do if they hod tho
power, and if the pcoplo are wise they
will go in for a cbango and give thorn
a trial, now aocs that euit your
tnsto, Mr. Radical T Do you ferstay t
Hum Jot. Col. lloyt, Chairman
of the Radical Stato Committee has
issued a congratulatory address over
the result of tho recent election. We
cannot see why a Rod should rejoice
over tbe Inct that bis party ha lost
TWO of tho three States, tbat tbo
Radicals have carried every Presi
dential year every since that party
camo nto existence. We can rejoice ;
but bow lloyt doe it, we can't aeel
A (jooD Index. Tbo Srl says :
Trustworthy information in regard to
the expenditure of money by tbe Re
publican in Ohio and Indiana 1 to
tbe effect tbat it wa enormou far
exceeding anything of the sort in tbe
history ol electioneering In the conn
try. Yet all Ibe money tailed to save
the rorrnpt party.
The Alammi.it. Header, when thej
Hsyos stumer attempt to alarm you I
over the payment of tha Rebel debt,
the ro cnslavemenl of th negro, and
stuff of that kind, just mil tho atten
tion of tho aforesaid stumper to an ex
tract taken from Parke (iodwin's let
tor, published In tho seventh column,
page second, ol our last issue. Mr.
Godwin threw bis hat higher tor
(irnnt eight years ago, than any other
"loyalist" on this continent. Hut like
thousands of others who wore "led
astray," under excitement, he now re- j
,vi M. .J--iifnsI---;-fil l(r v '
ciilll iiuur.
I. I. ......
Ai.L Lost. Tho bloody shirt and
money is what Gen. Kilpalrick, de-
to Hie fiate 01 inuiaua, uu tuu j.nu 01
, - . .1 . U,L ..I'
September. Both these articles were
furnished bim. But still the State has
gone DciniK-ratic. Now the ques
tion is what liecHinc ol Itie t-asli
and the aforesaid shirts, tbat tbe
Radical National Committee liirnisbed
tho General ? Has he engaged in tbe
trader-po.t business, too?
Hard Work. Tbe result of
Work. The result of tbe
in Ohio, Indiana and West
elections
Virginia, has mi disheartened the ene
mies of tbo Union, that tbey sturcely
know wbat to get ut. Tbe leaders,
like Bclshazzar, have been sending out
for an interpretation of the bund-writing
on too wall. But all agreo tbat it
is, MENE, M ENE, TEKEL UPHAR-
SIN Grant, Cameron, Haycs4Co.,
your days aro numbered.
"How sliall we vote J" forfiVe Brrk.inyt.
Why, for Tildeu and Hendricks, ol
coin-so. Are you wining to see me
country drifting toward perdition, and
still hesilato who to voto for? Would
sixteen years more of misrule and
robbery make you any wiser? Or do
you prefer slavery and poverty, to
freedom and plenty ? If so then vote
for Cameron, Hayes 4 Co.
How Is Tuts? Tbo Philadelphia
Inquirer, one of the leading Radical or
gans of tho country, before ibo elec
tions in tbe West, said that if Ohio did
not give at least 15.009 in October the
Presidential battle would bo over.
Well, as the Radical majority on the
Statu ticket is less than 0,000 and a
Democratic majority of 816 on Con
gress, how does it look now, Mr. Inquir
er! How docs your "loyal" puis beat
by this time ? Do yoT want to try it
over ? Well, wo are ready.
Still Engaued. Wo did suppose
that we would be able to got Ex-Gov.
Biglcr, and Senator Wallace, to givo
as a week e campaigning in our county,
but in this it seems wo aro bound lo be
disappointed. Tbey bave been har
nessed and put to work in other fields,
and will only bo able to give us a single
speech, previous to the election.
Grant on Stilts. Tbo declaration
of martial law in South Carolina, by
President Grant, is proof enough to all
tho world that he and his advisers
are wholly unlit to govern a free peo
ple, and that constitutions and oaths
of office aro a mere joko with them. If
ever a Ruler's bend earned tbe block,
Grant's the man. '
Goodlender, of tbe Clearfield Republic Is a
hardworking editor and deserving oT a liberal
support from the Demorraey, of Clssrfield. Mora
than mat, a ;voa lal omen Jeresv 3 A or rcrwrel
Why bless your soul, brother Secley,
wo would not exchange our non-pay
ing editorial position for tho two best
offices in tbe county. That's so.
gtur 2lflvfrtiKmts.
FREDERIClTair
ATTOR.NEY-AT-LAW,
tloartteld. Pa.
All legal business promptly nttended to. OfBoa
oa Becoad treat, neit door lo Firrt National
BanB. ootll,7.
HILLS & UEICHIIOLD,
DENTISTS.
CLEARFIELD, PBNN'A.
Dr. A. If. Hills weald la form his friends and
patients that be has aaioctatcd witb bim, la the
practice of dentislry. Or. 1. L. R. Heichbold,
gentlemen whom ha eaa reeommend witb foil
aeearmaeo of giving aalialaeUon, eaoald haabanea
la ha oat of tbe ofioa. All work go even lord to
give sntistaotioa. A. II. HILLS,
Oot. IS, Je-tf. J. L. R. UEICPHOLD.
K DMIXISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
xa.
Notice la hereby gives that Utters of Ad
ministratis: aa tha estate of WILLIAM HITCH
INUS, late of Bradford township, ClearSeld Co.,
Pa., deeeased, baviag beea doly granted ta tbe
andersigned, all aeraoae iadebted ta aaiel estate
wiU please make immediate payment, and those
having elaima or demands against the sane will
preseat them properly aothontleered tor eettle-
tltnt wilnont delay.
DAVID niTCIlINUS,
Woodland, Oct. it.'TS Su AdmlaMreter
(JrmL
PITTSBUBGH, PA.
Tba noat eorlata laitltati m ta tba a ITalta!
Butei for ib thorough arsotioal adticauioa ef
young aad a. id lit agad aiea.
Htudeata recelrad at any time.
J. 0. SMITH, A. M. PrtMlpal.
.ttptlft, '7ft 3n.
QAUTION.
AH raQBt ara baraby taatloatKl acalaat
parfibaiina or IB any way Iidc with tha fal
lowing pruparty. Bow ta u.a poantoa at Joha
A. RewUt, af Urcanwood townRhip, via: Thraa
hortM. thraa haad of oatlla, ail buti, totaraat ta
Mowing macbina, oaa two-boraa wagtia, hay rba,
rvtn.og aitii, tigat tool of bay got arrw ol
wkaat. htm aaraa of rya. ttitae aerea of Mra.
tl0 doaaa of oata, altly baahaU of wbaat, priog
wagoa, ptnw, Barrow, auuivaior, oiaar am, tnlr
taan thaap, 1 aeU of harntta, eook atoTo, bortaa,
olook. aat of chain, table and dough tray. The
leragokag property waa parabaead by a at 8har
in a aaM oa uie titn aay oi uotoaar. and U tail
with tatd Ktittleaoa loan, lonJtMt to my ordar at
any Una. J. r. COULTKR,
MerroB, Oot. I57-Jt.
O
UrilANS' COURT SALKolval
der of Ihe Orphans' Court af Clearfield eonnty,
Pe., the aodtrsiened AdminlelruU'l of tbe eeute
ofj. Nile, Krelser. Inle of Clearfield barooih.
deeeased, will nil at publia saloon lb, nremisro.
In said boroagb, an
nturdey, November llih. IMItJ,
at I e'elock, . ., all the! ferule lot or pioeoof
lead, eitaete ia said Cleerfleld borough, bounded
on the aorta by Ptae etreet, oa Ihe eaet by aa al
ley, oa Ihe south by lot of Joseph he,, aa oa
the w..l by First street. Tbe Imprevemoau own
slsl ef a gnjodtwe-etory brick hoae, frame stable
wash boose and etbr oatholldlngs.
Taaae or 8Al.a 10 psr coat, of Ihe purchase
money to ho pntd at theme ef sale, one half of
tho belaneonl oonfirmnliea of ante, and the ro
maieder la ooe year, with inter set lo ho soeorod
by hood aad mortsge oa Ih, promisee.
S. MARIE KRATRER,
October IS, 187ft-Sw Admiaistreltll.
QUP HANS' COURT SALK.
Estate af W. E.
8TACFFER, sloe's.
By vlrloo of aa order of tbe Orphans' Coast of
t-learavM eeaaly.ieoro win oe solo ot awhile eul,,
la Baraslde aoroogh, oa
Wedneoda) , November I, Iretfl,
el I o'eleek p. m elf lhal orrtala lot af grand
sltoat, la the boroagb af Baraslde, Clearteld Co.,
Pa, bounded and described na fellows t Oa tho
north by lei He. Ts, oa Ihe Moth by let No. I,
ee tho eest by aa alley, nod oa the weet by Wople
street, having a free I of eighty teel, aad a death
of one hoedrod) aa etity feet, aad known In the
plaa af eald boreogk as lot No. TT, aevleg theroea
.reeled e two-story frame hooee, wagoa meher s
shop, aad aeooasare oat belldlega. rteeae I.,
fruit trees aad a good well ,f waler at the door.
TaeworBAU.-Oom-keif tha parehase money
npea eoalrmelha of sale, aad Ihe beleeea la ooe
yeer, with lotereot, to ha eaearod by boa aad
mortgage ee the promisee.
' .ACESON ATCtm,
Admlalst rater.
Watuc a leaaa, Alterecyt.
Jim flwttsfnuot,.
UDITOR'S NOTICE.-
Mert A lUeuceLT )' No. it! Sept. T Ills
vs.
Jab. EIeKoaAM. J Lsrau Facias.
Tbe saderslgned baring beea appointed a.
dllor to report aad distribute Ibe fends " ,
froa hners Ealoea Use above writ, bona.
aotlee to all parlies Interested tbat be will U,JJ
lo tbe dollie ef bis appointment, at hi o i'
Ibe Boroogb ef ClearSeld, en Tarsday Oeui
ISth. at ISo'eloek, a. en. fl.W, SMITH
ClearSeld. Oet. 11,'!. A
EWCABI.NKTMAKIXGSIlop.
M. B. 8PXCKMAN
A'.V'usv wn'natx A vOws-. Wsmw'
aiM-e- --.ei
tirMivM -( cf.LirrgLD
Where be will KEEP 0.1 HaXU
fttssxi via,
Ace) de all kinds of CABINET WORK and 1L
PA.IR FI'HNITtlRK of all hi,.t Z.
r .er'h street, apposite Psrh A M-roll .
Shop. Aog 2,
FALL AND WINTER OPENING!
NK IflLMMKHr OOODi.
Oi Tb.jrd,j, Oatubar hlk, I will rrir fr
PhiUJvlfhi, milk ft Imrjft ai tvvll mIcu. rock
of Millibetr; UooiU, la rmh pttttra.
HATS, BONNETS,
Pltarf, Fiowcrv, Vlrtfi, Bibb-mi, Ac, ill 4
tha Btvfeft at-lta tixi wleMl fraia tbe Utn,
. lmpwrttiu Irota Knp. I
prpf.r4 to trim aoj (ood im my
lis ftr lb Ituert fljia, at I
bava Nn atttfrdin Ibe
Wiatar ffaimg im tha
eity, and ain fHiii
td ie av.rything
NEW AND STYLISH,
aad as ts prioo,
aa sell lower thsa any en b)
tbe market.
ClearSeld, Pa.
as. 1. B. w A 1 80S.
Oot 4. It-It.
SEWING MACHINES.
LissT acmnng
BEWINQ IACniKK8 f OR 8ALE Br
MI ITEM R. BE ERN,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
(Residence la West Clearfield.)
All kinds af SEWIN'e MACHINES CL11SCU
and REPAIRED.
Also, dealer In all hinds of flewtag Msehiae
Needlee. Oil, KaSlera, Tank-marker. Ct,
Thread Caller, Hammer aad Utnders, Oil Cans,
Shuttles, Ubeck-sprtugs, res.-lnbg, A,
New Feed petin the old style Wheeler A Wllma
Heebinee.
New Cog
beels pot ia tar Sieger
Aeerbiae.
OLD MACHINES or ORAIX uke-i
la pert
navraent for New Uacbiaea.
n ill eel; at tea residence or persoos living la
aboat ClearSeld. if anything In his lias Is
desired, If poreonelly Informed, or through the
rostoooe by letter or postal ears, ueoar sent
by mail if desired. Ia e-Ceriag by letter, ee sere
aad givenamoof hlsebiue. Cash mnst nreeapaBy
all orders by mail. MILKS R. BEIKS.
ClearSeld, fa., Aag n, 1870 Im.
JEW
FLOUR, FEED,
AND
GROCERY
STORE.
A. G. KRAMER & CO.,
Boos No. 4, Flo's Opera Hwse,
UlearaaM, Ft
Keep eoastantly oa band
8UOAR,
. COFFEE, , .
," '. TEAS, ''
SODA,
COAL Oil
. 8VRUF,
ALT,
SPICES,
SOAP, " : '
Canned and Dried Frails, ToUoea, Cigan, Caa
dlee, CMer Vlaegar, Batter, Ergs, Ac
' AL80, EXTRA ' OMIMAD1
Wheat and Buckwheat Flour
Corn Heal, Chop, Feed, 4c,
At) of which wifl we sold ebeap for eash ef ta
exchange for ounntry produce.
A. U.KRAalEl A Cm,
ClearSeld, Hoy. l Wl.-tf
1876 FALL 1876
WILLIAM HERD
la rerelvlnf a la suaortmosit at
FALL AM) WINTER GOODS,
To nrhkk h aak the alleatloo af
CASH BUYER9.
Browa Haelln, yard wMo, I ecata aad an.
niearhed Musllae, cats so an,
eiaanolo, II cents sat) a p.
t'natoa PlnaMl, S coals aa ap
Dreaa ftooela, lo coat, aad ap.
abserta, SO cants and up.
Fait Pejlrte, 80 gents and ap.
Caaalmcra for Mea aad Bo) a, f O rests ap.
mcv GOODS,
SULLHERY GOODS, NOTION.
TKIXXHGS, ttc
In great variety at the very
lowest prices.
i will a km. von ooona
AT THE VS.HX LOW EST PHICM,
AND tiUAaUNTEB ATtHPACtl""'
WILLIAM REED,
BOON NO, fl, nrUtA BOVtBs
riMrfwM, Pa,
f