I TRIENNIAL ASSESSMENT FOR 1877.
. , . . ' . i .
Vulimtiuit of all properly assessed for tlio ycrir 1877, tftxnblo for Stiito niid County 'Urponc8, its returned y tlio Assessors of tlio respective Townships' and Horougl
of Clcnrficld County, IV, subject to revision hy tlio County Commissioners.
j iUisrrUaurous.
The Bell's Run Woolen Factory
Jtoffls.
TOOT AND 8UOK MARINO,
HARD
TIMES
THE MANSION HOUSE,
JOKKPII II. DKKltl.NU.it Varketetre.1, I
Shaw's Rnw. Clearfield. Ps., has Jiut reeelv.d
tm I'tl of French Calf Skins and Kips, th
best fa th. mark.t, and li now prepared toman.
Bfeetur .rerytblng In bia IId. Ha arill war
rant hil worb la ba aa rrpveeeated.
Aim, all hil ls of Leather and Shoe finding!
fur sal..
Tha oliliani of ClearHeld bad vlelolty an
raapnotfullj Invited to glva bia a aall.
Wer dona at abort Baltoa. filS'lMy
P.nn township, Clearlald Co., Pa.
I ( I.KAKKII I f), gj .
j 'M1H ld aad eoiamodioai llotrl be d0fi
1 tbe pait year, beaa aalarjrad Lo at.'abu ,V
I fiirmer epapllji f.r tbe enUruiniueBt ol !
gera at. 4 gueit. Tbe wbL baiUio. L-1 , '
jreferDUhed, and tbe proprietor i,,r
palaa t render bia gueaU uiBlnab. .uV
aljltrlot milk him. alt
II AVI Nl F.I'r'KCT
BURNED OUT!
bKATKI' LaIDB
IN FRENCHVILLE I
aer aur
5,
BURNED UPI
j jiterha 'Manaioa Houae" OtsttiKui
Tbeaubeeribera bare, af great eipeaae, rebuilt a , .nrt f.ltim .l. ii.i nt. th. .r.i..i ..j a ' u
I en ewer that there are lawe )irroD ft lltllt i
hard to plea, and I an ao aware tbat the ,
elaae Wvulen Manufactory, wilb alt tbe aaudera j juj. 13 jd tt
triiuinnuusiu p7tppi j , wij rniii i m aasas- (irk -..-,
' f I'sHlms.
Inproveiaavnti attached, and are prepared w Biitae 1 . 'i,
ill kirj f ri'Mha. aeree, tte-ta, B.aav f ryr T1
lUijirfUantou.
l " TssaaV.r,' l.aaiiC 'i 'ihVi ara est) Lett. ii.aa..a"A"ili;l.aa. fj" toas! , Uxas. ;,; CAamauaa. 1 Waiciins. 'rOriTrTios Fi usl'i Co. Tax. Statu Tax j
Ki U ilium I I llilH llliHf : iMI t Hi i il ri; i i !
j.jj J J NDKK TAKING
i
)
Tha uaderslgned ara no rally prepored
earry on tha busiaes of
AT Rr.ASONAI)l.G HATES.
And reipecttully eotieit tL petruaage of thoee
JOHN TIIOVTMAlf,
JAMES I.. I.KAVY.
Cliwrfleld, Ph., Feb. 18. IST4.
PATENTS
KM, trade-mark, an
nitnta, IrttcrfcrrnoM, i
Inrtntlont that hv I
bteined for mechanical
i dtu lt r, luedt.al, or other
ooniiiuiiilj. oroamenUl da.
trade-oiarW, anil la ball, ('areata, Aftiiga
menu, Intcrferencea, I'tc, ruinitly attended to.
lorentiona that have l.-o
lilt, in uiut eaat ba u.
nurtd by u. lloinf otiDO-
lt tlio IVtnt Olfifr, Wf canmtkiilo.dfrarobat,
and tteura 1'Iid!i mora prorajitlf an. with
bronilur claim tbtn tb a wb arn rf-ti-nn from
H aahtnKttin.
INVENTORS:
1 b l ui a inolul
k iktteh of your dviot
' wt milk fiaminatlont
frtt a ekartf, ami airlar a to pi tun t aMlitT.
I'rlr.i low, AMI) N HNI.KSH
PATKr IK MKCIIKKO.
Wa refer to ohVinl In tha I'attnt Otflca, and to
Invfntort id arerT Plate In the 1,'oion. Aiirtit,
l A. tXOH A CO.,
Opjtoille Putent Uffiof. WHtbiDi(ttn. D. C.
Nov. ai, isrs-tf.
flo i k. i im:i,
AND
GROCERY
STORE.
A. G. KRAMER & CO.,
Ituom Xo. 4. Plea Optra lli'ma,
t'lrnrUeld, Pa.
Kap oonltantlr on band
COPFBE,
TEAS,
SODA,
COAL OIL,
SYHl'P,
SALT,
sricEa,
SOAP,
Caonod and Drlad Fruita, Tubaono, Clfart, Can
dial, Cldor Vinrgar, Datter, Egga, At, J
ALSO, KXTKA OME-MAbl
Wheat nnd Burkwhcat Flour
Corn Meal, Chop, Feed, dco.,
All of wbtoh will b aold ebaap for oaah or la
lebanga for country produea.
A. . KRAMER CO.
Claarlald, Nor. 11 lH74.-tf
GLEXX'S
SVLPHUn SOAP.
A SrtKI.INO KtMKIIV FOR niSr.ASM AND
iNjtuiRS tip tiik Skis; A lltALTlinx
llr.Ai rlPIFK rlF Tilt COUPLCXION A
Kii.t aiii.b Mkaxs tir Purn-nxn and
KtUKVISO RllKUMATlSJI A.VD C,OVT, AND
as Uneijualed Disinfectant, Klono
KlZr.a AND ColSTEl lRRITAST.
ClritH't Sulphur Soap, beiklce rraili
cnliiiK loral ilisrasoa of Hit skin, boimhta ilt
ktl. of the complexion, and imparta to it
I'mtifyini; cIcarntHi anil imoothncsa.
Sulphur Hatha art cclcbraleil for curing
i-i i,"i.nii and other diseases of the skin, aa
-Mi as klicmnilisni and Coul. (llrtl It'll
Sulphur ,Vf prmlucea the aame cMccta
rt a most trillmi; expense. Thia ailmiralile
r.xitic also spccilily heals rrr, bmiin, tea 1I i,
"''. framt anil run. It removes dandruff
mid prevents Hie linir from falling out and
Itirninir fray.
Clr.lliing and linrn used In the aiclt room
11 ilisinfrctcd, and discuses communicable tit
ci:itact with the person, prevented by it.
The Medical Fraternity annction its Use.
Prices-25 and 50 Cents per Cakt; per
Box (3 Cakes), 60c. and $1.20.
N. tt-Ila, u h, caI ,t .hmb, Konn.
Njhl by nil Dntggius.
" HIU'H HAIll AND lYIIIHKKR DYE,
Blark mr Ilreww, so ('rata,
C.101ITTETO!, Prop'r. 7 Sixth Av., U.
SACEETT & SGHRY VER
HARDWARE,
and nanufaeturert of
TIN, COPPER & SHEET IRON WARE,
Herond mrcct, Clrarflfld, p.
Having refllted our ttoreroom aad d iubUd oar
loek, we ire prepared to olTrr bargaina to par
thaten In our line. We hate decided to do a
Sdlfllj Cash Business,
and an tberefre if II at greatly reduced price.
Carpsnters and persons who contemplate bnlld.
lag will do wall to . lamina our
Tools and Bdldiaj Iliudwtuo,
walfh Is lew and of tha best tnaoufscture.
We keep a larjfa stork of
nails,
LOCKS,
LATCH KS,
HINGKS,
SCREWS,
GLASS,
PUTTY,
GLUE,
All klada of Benrh Flsnes, Haws, Chisels, Square,
Hammers, lletehele, Plumbs and Levels,
Mortised A Thumb lluawes. Hevela,
Sraeoa A I! ills, Wood and Iron
fieneh Straws, and tha hast
Boring Machine Ii th.
market.
Double and Single Bitt Aies,
POCKET CUTLERY, A.
Agtnfi for BurntlVi Iron Con SMlrr,
warranted.
All., agent for Richards'
GOTHIC FLUE TOPS,
hleh eleetuelly ere Smoky fleea.
Fnrm Implements, Garden Tools,
of every drserlpUea.
A larg. variety of
COOK STOVES,
. wblea we warrant I git, aatlsfaeUoa.
' J Ranrtt a iel rw-iuarr.
.'' eVtWInf, lpoH ant Job Work do, .a
IsaeeaaUelerls. All orders will rsw.lv. prompt
teaUl a. riamhiai aad ga llllag attended U
f rioriei.ied w.ror.ea. Ma I, I4T6.
v;ll not edeot those who buy lhair molds Inir see. .
and all ley patron, shall he lollialed Into tba ss
erel of
HOW TO AVOW IIAIID TIMES
i UuU the lower eutt of Ihe county which 1 toll
at eipeeding low ratea frn uy ueiniaoth etore In
' Ul!l nil ttv 11 ir II II . i
I'utivmwi iit uoi cm Biwaji n inana
ready ta wait apoa est I en mil ujiply then wiib 1
Dry Goods of all Kinds,
Such at Clothi, Parlnctti, fattimorei, Maillnt,
utiaintt, liinan, irimofi, tahooet.
TrliBUingt, Hibbont, Lioa,
Rtadj-uiBde Clothing, Buott and Hboet, Ilati and
Capa all of tha beat malarial and mads to order
Hota, Koeki. Uloraa, Mittens, Lacta, Hibbont, Aa.
QR0CKRIE8 OF ALL KINDS.
CoJee, Ta, Sugar, Rica, Holaitat, Fiab, 6lt
I'ork, Lknwad Oil. Fiah Oil, Carbon Oil.
j Hardwara, Quntwar, Tinware, Caatinga, Plowa
and Plow Cattingt, Naila, Hnikaa, Corn Cultlrav
1 tort, Cidar Praata,and all kin da of Aiti,
P.rfuiu.tr, Palnla, Varnlih, Ulaia, and a (antral
aaaorttnant of Stationary,
GOOD FLOUR,
Of difftratit brandi, alwayi on hand, and will ba
J. II. MoClaln't Medicinal, Jayne't Mad lei oat i
Iloittttar'a and Hooflmd't Bit turf. j
ftflOO pounda of Wool wan tad fur which tha t
higbatt prlea will bo paid. CloTrrieed on band
and for aata at tha lowett markti prlca.
Alio, Agent for Strattonville and Curwntrllla
Tbrtihing Machine. i
t-Call and at for yonrtalvct. Yon will Ind i
tTarythlng unoally kept in a retail atora.
L. M. COUDRIET.
Franobvllla P. 0., Augutt 12, 1874.
JEMOVAI,!
JOHN McGAUGHEY
Would mpeetfully notify tha public generally
mat na oat reBOTetl hit Unwary htvro from
Bhaw'vRow.to the bulldina formerlT ooeuniad
by J. Mile K ratter, on Harood it reel, Beit door
titgiera hardware tore, where be intends
keeping a full line of
O It O V ERIE H.
HAMS, DRIED DEEP and LAKD.
SUOARS and 8T RTPi", of all gradra.
TEAS, Omn and Blaok.
COFFEE, Roailad and (Irwn.
FLOUR AND PROVISIONS,
CJJT.VEU till ITS,
All bin.ln In tbe markti.
PICKLES, in jart and barrala.
SPICKS, In every funn and rarialy.
FAMILY FLOUR,
AM, KINIMOft'RAC'KF.KH.
80APS,
MATCI1KS,
DRIED APPLES,
DRIED PEACHES,
DRIED CIIBRRIES,
Cool Oil anl Lamp Chim&oys.
And a good aaaortment uf thole thinga uaualty
kept in a grooery Itoro, which ha will aaehaogo
for marketing at tha market prtoea.
Will aell for oaih aa eheaply aa any other on.
Pleaaa eall and im bla atock and judge for
yonraelf.
JOHN MoOAUaUEY.
Cle.r8.IJ, Jan. S, 1877.
QROCERIKS.
JAS. H. LYTLE,
(Suooaiior to LYTLR A MITCHELL)
WUOLES.VLR AND. RETAIL
DEALER IN
CHOICE LIK OK TEAM.
OOLONOI",
JAPANS,
IMPERIAL,
YOUNG I1VSUN,
EXtll.Hll SKEA KFAST
Pareet in Market.
IIUTTKR AHII Kf.'OH
Will be k.pt and aold at Br.t coat. Caah paid
for Country l'rmlue
GERMAN CHERRIES,
TURKEY PRUNES,
PRESERVED PEARS.
PHILADELPHIA HAMS.
1'IHll.
Mackerel, Lake Ilerrlni, Cod, Ae.
PICKI.KH. '
Darrtl rirklea and English rWr.
H.OIIII AMI FEEII.
Flour, Corn Meal, Oat Mral, A.
Jan-V'7. JA8. II. Lrru.
AMERICAS CYCLOPEDIA
(API'LETO.VS)
EDI riON,
NEW REVISED
Complete in 16 VoIuoks.
;
. . . I
Kverlri faravmsrhc down '
Iiiustsas thro.ehoat with '
Entirely ro-wrlllo.
I. th. present time.
laicn in that Parish came to mo and
n rinAA m i i- 'told mo they desired to voto tho Dem
UVer s,UUU IllUSlrallOnS lueratio ticket, but they did not dure do
i ..7, byrip":i"?r';.' .'.MlSfIS 1 from lhcir tl'urthc''. J it went even National Republican parly can be pro
I take all thev.iuma..t onr. a toIoiw. m.y tm ' no tar Hint their leaders openly and I moe -v returning us elettod a randi-
1 7 " ' moatha.
Teneenu.d.T.th..rlcof.ri..m.:fJ.l,",,",ly advised tbo wives of
!!."' Cn-Xol'IDIA ON A m.MoSTHI.Y
therewiii b. swmething mbeuntiai aaved end
storehouse of keowlodg., indeed a wnirersal
library la Itself err .red. erilb but Mm.
Bl tlBCKII'Tlllttie la fk k ri I
orlt''' I
PRICE AND STVI.f. op lilNDINO t
r.. fi-.i. .
For Fitra Cloth, per sol. 4 A M
For Librarv Leather. m ..i
Per Pull Meroee. Antique, per vol vi (6
For Fall lassie, ,,.! M8
Per farther Interna tiem address
i-H. WILLIAMSON,
ISUlsawr- agent, 1 Wllk
JMtl,lrl.. MtWhort P.
AND
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1.141
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as I
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4o
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40l
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Newburg.,,
ill
N. Va.b a
(laoaola.
Wallaeeton
lleocaria tp,..H
Hell
llloom
KK
llraclfurd -
Brailr
Ilorn.lde..
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I74V
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17
S4.1
8118
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47:ij
; o"".'ton
I Itecatur
lZ&EzZ
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I
440
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70114
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Pine
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Total.
87T
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In acoordanoe wilb the Act of AueQibly Tfgulating trienoial apieinnrnti, nnd enoatitutlnga board of rev If ion, tbe Com mini on era uf Clrerfldd county herewith nabldb the abuve alaletnent, thnwlng
Aaaor la the county for 1 H77, upun property taxable by law i and herewith ive uotioe that the JOth, Hat and 2 2d dnye of Marrb, 1677, at the Commiaaionere llffiee, ta CrVerfiH.I, r flxed opoo
valuation! of Aieeiaora bare beta made blow vt above a Jhm late; nr.d nil pattiei luterertcd will take notice, tbat anpral may be uindf between thia time and thoat dnye, but after that time none will
Alteat: 0. B. GottULAMDlR, Clerk.
rnmrnlinlrtneM' Office, Clearfield. Pa . .Inn ?1.
THE REPUBLICAN.
CLEARFIELD, PA
IVEDNKSDAV MORNINO, JAN. 31,
l,OUISIAXA AFFAIRS.
Eeinarks of HON. WM. SPINCEB,
of Louisiana.
ilr. Spencer. Mr. Speaker, ns a Hep
rosont'ttivo of tho people of Louiruna
upon this floor, I cannot consent to Hit
in nileneo and allow to pass without
challenge thecharges which havo been
made upon thia floor thin morning by
gentlomen on the opnonito side. Sir,
I unite with thoso gentlemen and with
every man upon this floor who desires
an investigation. Tho pcoplo of Louis-
iaiia want an investigation ol tho
election which was held thoro lust No-
vcmbcr. That investigation cannot
bo too thorough, it cannot bo too com-
plcto for us. And I now venture tho
prediction that when this investigation
is made, when tho bottom fucts are
found, it will be shown, us tho mut of
tins nation alroady behove, that that
Stato wa carried fairly and froely by
tho Democratic party.
Mr. Speakor, tho old huo and cry of
intimidation is raised again. The
samo thing was dono in 1871. The
samo cry of murder, rapino, and vio-
lonco went up aftor tho election of 1874
that goes up now ; and this House,
then licpublican, sent its committee to
tho State of Louisiana to investigate
it, with tho honorable gontlomnn from
Massachusetts Mr. Hoar as its chair
man and tho gentleman Irom Ohio
Mr. Foster as chairman of tho sub
committee. What did that committee
report T They enmo back hero anJ
reported that they had investigated
tho question of intimidation ; that tho
Republican party who had control had
failed to show that thero was any in
timidnlion of tho blacks by tho whites,
hut that it had appeared that intimi
dation had been practised by tho color
ed Republicans upon tho Democrats.
j I say now and 1 am perfectly willing
to rest upon tho proof which will be
taken by this committee flint tho
samo stale of facts will bo disclosed
again.
Why, Mr. Speaker, we are not afraid
of investigation. Wo court it. The
wholo machinory of tho election law
was in tho hands of our adversaries.
I n tho so-called bull-doised Parishes
Kast Feliciana, Kast Baton Rouge,
West Feliciana, Ouachita, and More
house United Stales troops Wcre sta
tioned at almost every poll on tho day
of tho election ; and how do you nc-1
count for I ho fuel that these aro the
very parishes where the eolnnvl nan
voled most solidly tho Democratic!
ticket ? Tako tho Parish of Kast Fo
liciana ; lako tho Parish of Ouachita.
Thero tho colored men were under the
protection of tho United Slates Army
on tho day of tho election, and it only
added to tho solidity with which they
voted tho Democratic ticket. Sir, com
ing from the Parish of Concordia, ono
of tho largest and most densely popula
ted colored Parishes In tho Stato, I do
not hcsilnto lo say that if we could
j havo had flvo hiindretl I'nited States
'soldiers stationed at the polls on tho
occasion of that election, it would have
mado a difleronce of 1,000 voles in
favor of Mr. Tilden and (ieneral
Nlchnlls.
Why, sir, hnndrods of colored men
in that Parish because I was born
among Ihem and they have known mo
. , . . ' .
' rom infancy hundreds of colored
, it for their lives. They were threaten
! ,ed vrith swial ostracism, expulsion
I,,,iiw :., ,. :...
Irmsawhosotll'ht.ln Mn h 1lmn
J
: party to JlliWJ them, and in many in.
LianrAa il srna dnnn
""e" 11 W0" (,0no'
Thoso are the fncln, sir ; and yet tho
Supervisor of that Parish, a Republi
jCRn """lo I't" return lo tho Returning
(Hoard, and what did bo do? Ho ex-
'eluded threo of tho polls in that Parish
,, , , 1 ....
from the ctiiuit bocuuso of this inlimi.
' Republican colored inon on Democratic
!!,, , rn. .
ed hy tho oath of tho threo commis-
sionors at every ono of thoso polls.
Rut did the Returning Board notice
it? No; and yet th return was mido
strictly In conformity witb law. It
wa supported by the oath ol tbe
1 i r i !i 1 1 J f i f Ii ii 13 S. ! K3Ki j' ii iPti'il! i E I
amu uiLi ixJJu .uLijiiJil.tuiJ tuiiiitariiiiu ub ...U .f j
ii iitrrnH "rlfi i hi iff i IfwlTi liirffHulUiifilHi T'T I""
116476 114 61'
6,100 47 0l
1 10501
IllOO
17;'oi;
1283
10255!
11,11
41.0
16101;
184151
61670
U7I601
1.15183;
1111456
2211324! Ill to.
130l88 7 60
66616
1 280116
87266
24470
41209
604 82 t
6-023:
.loan,
43761,
017661
6llll
70812'
26361 i
176478
81188!
a7ft,4Ait
I77.
SuporviBor if Kt'gistrntion tlmt tliero
lutil been 6ucli inti midntinn of colored
mi-n upon ci)orcd men tbat tlioro was
no audi fieedoni or fiiiriiean in tlio
clcrtiun. It wi4 supiiortoj by tbo
oath of tho Commissioner of Kleetion. j
It was supplemented by tho oath ol ,
more than a hundred ltepuhlicuns and'
Democrats; and yet tho Returning
Hoard did not deign lo notico It. O, J
no; hecatiso tliat effected tho vote of
tho Kepublican party.
Now, Mr. Speaker
Mr. Nash. Will the gentleman allow
mo to ask him a question ?
Mr. Spencer. -Mr. Speaker, il is a
rery remarkublo thinir to mo that
theuo genllemen, who in 1874 ciinfeHH-
' "" ailinitted in
, Hoiiho that tho Democnitio
clearly and honestly carried tho State
of Louisiuna, should now Nino hero
""'I ,l1 of virtuotie indignation say
I that tho S'.ate of Iiouisiuna is osson-
tinlly and necessarily licpublican. Did
not the gentleman from Ohio, Mr.
Foster, did not the present candidate
lor Vieo President, Mr. Wheeler, did
"ot both of them roeognijo and report
tho fact that tho Democrat) had car-
rioil the Stato in 1874? And yet, air,
they talk about intimidation, intimida
tion when tho voto in 1S7C is sovoral
thoiisnud larger than ever known be
fore
They talk about the colored pcoplo
in these Parishes of Kast Feliciana,
Baton liougo, and Morehouse being
intimiduted ! There were United Slate
soldiers thoro. They wore tho only
Parishes whore they were ivt the poll.
Yet tho result was that the colored
men voted solidily tho Democratic
ticket.
As fur that Returning Board, there
cord mado by tho Republican party
against tho very individual men who
constitute il is a full answer to every
thing that they niny say upon upon
that subject now.
The Speaker. Tho time of tho gen
tleman from Louisiana has expired.
Mr. Holmitn. I will extend his time
a fovr minute longer.
,.i.ovi. a ow mr,, noun .nut S
, . , ' . . , , ,
could better illustrate the character of;
Mr. Spencer. I do not know that 1
that Returning Board than by reading
a letter which has been addressed to it
by a gentleman from tho Parish of
Do Soto; and I will aend it to the desk
and ask the Clerk to road it.
Several Members. O, No; let it be
printed.
Mr. Spencer. I ask to havo it print
ed, then, as part of my remarks.
Mr. Conger. No; let he rend.
Tho Clerk read as follows :
DkSoto Parish, Loi isiana, I
December ii, 1H7U. J
Hnn.J. Mnilimn i'!U, Prcxirlntt Limit
imin Ri1 liming llmiril :
1 havo learned that vour honorable
body hits returned mo us elected to the
Lower House of tho Legislature from
tho Parish of Do Soto. Permit mo to
return my thanks for tho honor con.
fcrrcd, but nt the same time permit me
to say that I am unwilling to accept
tho position. 1 am a Republican from
tho firm conviction that tho principles
of that putty aro best for tho wholo
country.
It is also true that 1 was the regular
nominee of tho pnrly in tho Parish of
Do Soto lor the Legislature, and did
more limn any member of tho parly
in that Parish to organize it and ad
vance Us interest , but, sir, knowintr
t 'f hi' 4' fliasi, ,;jr,5 ": i :' n j i; i.n "" ,s i , f-srs'f.sti' sytHT
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as I do that 1 was fairly defeated at I ,wu"-" " uulu anncu to ail my procoed
Iho polls, no intimidation or fraud I "'K1 1causo of tho origin ol my au
having been practiced by tho opposito
party nt any precinct in tho Parish, so
fur as I have been nblo to ascertain,
after a thorough investigation, my self
respect will not permit me to accept
tho position. 1 hopo you will pardon
mo lor taking a step that, at first
glnnco, may bo thought calculated to
cast somo discredit upon tho party
with which 1 havo allied myself, but I
am a planter not a politician ; all my
interests aro hero, hut, ir, I cannot bo-
lievo tho good of tlio Stato or ol tho
dato so clearly defeated as myself.
Applause and laughter
In fart I am convinced that very
much of the disturbance that has pre
vailed throughout the Stato for soveral
weeks past is justly attributable lo tho
tact that in many Parishes men not
elected by tho pcoplo havo been re
turned elected and maintained in oflico
by tho power of tho liovernment. 1
must believe that you and your asso
ciates have been grossly deceived as to
tho manner in which tho lute canvass
and election in Dc Soto was conducted,
and as to tho result.
Very respectfully,
John J. LoNti.i
Mr. Spencer. The conduct of tbo
Returning Board in this caso Is only a
fit conclusion to its action In the same
Parian In 1874. In 1874 the Parish of
Do Soto was carried by tho Domocratio
' jmrly by 1,000 ninjorily ; nnil wliat
wn dona in onUr to provent that Irom
being couiitoj ? The Supervisor of
, regitrntion wus one of Mr. Kullusrir'H
' appointeeii. and I wiwli it understood
that thoro was not an eloetion officer
in theStato who was not an appointee
of Mr. Kellogg. That Supervisors
toolt tho return ot that I'arish and
deposited then, with a lewd woman in
tho cite nf Vow Orlonna nn.l (irT,.n.il
them for sale, nnd in proof of this fact
t , r it - . !
I quote from the report of Hon. George
RHoarto tho Forfythird Con
as follows:
"So in tho Parish of Po Soto, in
i which tho returns allowed a CoiiKcrv
mis u eicciuu ny over 4,si'ti maiirii", u
.! .. ..I ....I I. a . -
areiiortto thisi wns Mlcli ll,at 1,10 Supervisor of:';y friends as I nited States Deputy
1 ' "iKegistratioii had brought the returns Marshal, and was at Mansfield during
mocriit.o parly t0 "N(vv 0ruttl ,njKlll,j ,ull ,, tho wholo day. Voting censed some
with a woman of hnil diameter who
offered to produce them on payment of boxes, and everywhere paused off w ith
$1,000. Tho Conservative committee out a jar. In short, the entiro Nation
took legal proceedings to compul their I'arochiul Democratic
production ; but tho court held that it lillu' Wtt9 elected in tho Parish of Do
bad no jurisdiction to that end. They Soto at the election held November,
then caused to bo produced before the D""- , R. T. Carr,
board tho duplicate of thoso returns , ' Tax Collector of Do Soto,
from the oflico of the Secretary of. UnMa )
State, U-gether with the tally sheets, December 27, 1870.
poll-lists, 4c, filed thoro according to '
law. Theno ditplioaUoat corresponded W Excellency II'. P. A'rllogy, Oorcrnur
exactly with tho allowed result of tho of jMiinnnn.
compiled returns which the said woman SlR. i received yesterday a coin
had produced; and of these alleged minion over your signature, and the
facts undisputed proof was also sub- wft of the State as J uslico ol tho Peace
milted to the board.' Noverthelesi,
the board refused to count tho vote for
that Parish. v,
And I wish lo say this, Mr. Speaker:
1 was born In tho Slate of Louisiana
and have lived thoro all my life ; and
if anybody knows the people ot Hint
Stiito I think 1 do know them. 1 took
an active part in tho canvass during
tho last olection 1 was not a candi
date and I say now that, so lar as
my knowledge extends, and It was ex
tensive, that a freer, fairer olstelion, so
far aa tho while pcoplo waro concern
ed, was never held in any Slate of this
Union.
A FILE FOR JVIIX SItERMAX.
LOUISIANA HKl'l'BI.K'ANI IKPVDJAT1NU
THE RETl'RNINrl HOARD Col' NT.
While Senator Sherman, Mr. Whoul-
i . . ...
or and others nre expressing their bo-
,. r , ', ,
iiwi ui .us) iiiciiiucto ui me jioiiirninir
Hoard, and in the fairness and legality
ol their proceedings a Jifleront opinion
seems lo bo entertained by local Re
publicans, who being on the sit, and
having hud more experience in homo
affairs, aro bottor ablo to judge correct
ly of what has been dono. Tha fol
lowing aro samples of tho letters re
coived from candidate who havo boon
counted in by tho Returning Board :
Ai.kxaniikia, Rapides Parish, I
Doccmber 30, 1870. .(
lhn. II'. P. Kellogg, Errrtitin Vjficf,
Xcw Orleans.
Sir: 1 have received vour cominis-
lion to me as District Attorney fori
tins judicial district, and herewith re
turn it. I was not elected to that
ofllco at tho rocent olection. My op
ponent roecived a majority of nearly
two hundred voles over mo at thu
polls. Tho Returning Hoard has dis
regarded that and elected mo. It
would ill boeomo me to accept a com
mission as nn ofllcor of the law which
can only bo issued by trampling on tho i
law, aim uy selling at naught tho
clearly expressed will of the people 1
would not havo that moral support in
tho discharge of my duties as prosecu
ting olllcer which is uselul at all limes.
and which now is essential. Tho taint
witiruy, vs ouiu oepnve mo 01 me power
of effectively nccomnlishlliir anv irood
But wero il otherwise, I con Id not ac
cept office conferred through and by a
Board which nullifies an election by
tho pcoplo regular and legal in every
respect. Very respectfully,
Jam is Andrews.
Bastrop, Morehouse Parish,
. December, L'O, 187(1,
Hi) Emcrltcniy f p. Krtlogg, Gnrernor
of jMiisinna.
Sir: Your favor of the 20th inst.
inclosing commission (issued In my
name) as police juror for Iho parish of
Morehouse, State if Louisiana, duly
signed under date December 18, 1H7U,
received. 1 hasten to reply. In politics
I am and always have been a Reptib
iican, ono as such my name was
placed on the Republican ticket as a
culminate mr j oiic Juror at lUe elec
tion hold November 7, 1878. I do not,
however, consider that 1 was elected.
Had 1 been chosen by tlio pcoplo of
Iho parish for tho office, I would have
endeavored to aerve them to tho beat
of my ability; but under present cir
cumstancea. I must decline to accept
Iho office. Therefore 1 herewith ro.
turn lo you said commission with the
hopo tbat another will be soon issued
to omo one more justly entitled to the
honor than myself. 1 am your obedi-
nt servant, K. W. BucKiuoHAM.t
MTifsr fhrrveport 7mi
Nil : While In Now Orleans laat On-
tober 1 was nominated by the Hcpub-
I icn n party ul Munsficld for ShorilT
without my consent or sanction.
1 nt once telegraphed mrilcclinntton
to accept, and alter publishing subse
quently to my arrival here, my curd
in the Mansfield Itepnrtvr, still further
uiul moro positively deviining, 1 was
nevertheless voted iof by both Domo
emtio and Conservative parlies as well
as Republican, nnd in justice to Ihe
onlv man whom i consider elected, V.
1. Siunplo, 1 liot having exerted my
self In obtain thu olllio, I think lie
should receive hiseommission from Ihe
i siovurinir. i.cgiiriniig too irauu ui u
illliln.Juliull lit.h f uvo M(
nnZiZ
j vailed in He Soto parish dunng elee
! tion 'i l '" unqiieslioiiubly uii.l pos-
:i l . t. ... j '.
itively not so ; nnd I may siy in this
,...... li,. 1 rt,l i lla.l I .... I... .! L I
n v.... ....... , .Ui.ms,. ... iuush,. v s,i
I time anterior to tho closing of tbe
of tho Second Ward of the Parish of
Baton liougo, which recites that 1
have boon duly elected to this oflico.
It is true 1 was a candidate on the Re
publican ticket for said ofllco at tho re
cent election, but it is also truo that 1
did not receive a majority of the votes
fairly and peaceably eust tor tbo can
didates therefor in tho different Wards
in tho Parish.
My understanding ol the law in Unit
none but resident of the Second ward
sro entitled to vote for officers of snid
W ard, while in point ol fact, votes for
said officers were cast without distinc
tion by all the voters in tho Parish.
I believe, therefore, that there has
j been no election for justice of the
I peace in thia l'ansli. II 1 am mistaken
t In this, then assuredly 1 ennnot eon.
cnt to accept an office conferred on
mo hy the Kutnrning Board alono, for
no fair man can for a moment doubt
that at tho election held hero on the
7th of November last, eharacturir.od
as it was by fairness, penecableness
and lack ol intimidation, my opponent
received a largo majority of the voles
cast. Very respeotftiHy yours,
Levi Kei.i.usi.
Tho following persons, who aro down
in the Sherman report of tho Return
ing Honnl as having mado affidavits
in the custom house for use before tho
Returning board, solemnly swear now
that tho affidavits as published in tho
report aro false and were not mado by
them ; thnl their statements wero ah
together tliflurent from those published ;
that they were induced to sign thoso
affidavits without reading them, under
tho belief that they were properly nnd
truthfully
mado out, and wero not
awaro of Ihoir falsity and forgery until
they wore published. There aro many
moro persons who havo denied the
affidavits which nppcnr over their sig
natures :
' AV. 1). Mclntyre, of Livingston.
C. (iuidry, colored, Lafayette Parish,
A. Llulier, of Livingston,
Sylvester Simms, of Livingston.
J. .1. Johnson, of Morehouse,
Vresmski, of West Feliciana.
Lovl Berry, of Clalborno.
J. A, Yenr.y, of Lafayette.
O. W. White, of Llvivingston.
Lconard'Marcband, of Lnl'ayetlc.
Vilmont Albas, of Lafayette.
K. J. Ilogttn, coluivd.
A. Baslo, of Nalchitochus.
If tho cross-marked affidavit which
Mr. Sherman received from Kellogg
ami i acKuru wero reon 10 tlio negroes
who signed Ihem, it fs salo to say that I any fair man if that doe not mako a
the majority of Ihem would swear!"''"''1 '""'c case for tho Democrats,
that they did not swear na they are1
represented to havo sworn, nnd this is
made plain by the fact that every ono
so fur '-who baa had his affidavit rend
to him has repudiated it absolutely.
The vacancy created in tho Presi-
dent Judgeship of Crawford county by
tlio dentil nf Jndgo Low Ho, has been
filled hy th appointment of Mr. S.
Newton Pettis, of tho Meadvllle bar.
Jndgo Pettis trained a briof period pn
the bench of one of the distant terri
tories, and served a short session in
Congresa as successor to Mr.' Finney,
who died during the term.
The Nrrw York Herald calls flrant
"our bull dor.ed President," and says:
"If tho llepubllcan party Is doomed to
die without fighting another Prwil.
denlial battle II deserves bettor than
to die in a ditch, bunted down like an
outlaw."
II 68
the KKra lue aad aaieenueat nx by each
f ir flnalW daUrDiiaiQg whether any of tbe laid
be allwwed.
CLARK HHOWV,
Tllu.H. A. M, (JIIKK,
If A KRIS HMOVKK.
C'ltomiMl'inare.
"ion lXOERsoLi fr
CORD.
WAR RE-
aow HI lll'BIKD TIIK IIATCIUT WITH
FOKKKT AND Till PF.OPI.K OP TH F. SOUTH.
Hlulaut Hob lngersoll made a sptioch
in Peoria a few night ago, in which
ho declared Hayes circled, and indulg
ed in a good deal of gratuitous war
tnlk. It has boon pretty well under
stood among his friends that Mr. In-
gersou s experience in tlio late war
would hardly justify the expectation
.i.... i i i t ... , i, . .
CZr: 1" '.. ' "f T "7 ,
, nnviuvi ,.,i vuillURU 111V IttlU
had been goiuir on
Peoria County had
two voura.
and
responded
...t.. II - II .
lllrt of tuo Eighth Hegiment, nearly
- . slt,,,nth ,, n ' ,..
entnnth, and Dav ison i
ju snuiii iu cs sji y enii, neiiuing out a
Battery, to be subsequently followed
by tho Forty Bevct.th, tho Ono hundred
and eighth, and the One hundred and
thirty-ninth, lngersoll becamo ex
cited over tho continuous rattle of the
kettle drums, and was put in command
ot fho Eleventh Cavalry, then being
rerruited nt Peoria. Tho Elovenlb
went info camp on tho State Fair
Grounds, and remained there all winter,
and until the patriotic people becamo
intensely disgusted.
Somo time In 18C3, nearly a year
aftor the recruiting had begun, the
Eleventh and lngersoll went South.
They met the enemy for the first tns
sol at Humbolt, Tennosso, or rather
the enomy found them there. A de
tachment of Forrest's cavalry swooped
down on tho camp of tho Elovonth un
expected, and Ihe Illinois men fled
through tho swamp like seared turkeys,
thenllant Bob setting the example,
and spinning along in a costume de
cided light, not having had timo to
dres. Two or three hundred wero
captured, and lngersoll with the rest.
They wcre taken to Forrosts camp.
What bappeftd thoro tho Times re
porter has from a prominent citizen of
St. Louis, who was an cyo witness.
Forrest, having discovered Ingersoll'i
rank, sent for him and entered into
conversation with him. Tho Colonel
of tho Eloventh was somewhat less
than half dressed and plastered with
mud. Aftor treating him very court
eously, Forrest tlrow $100 from
bis private purso and handed it to
lngersoll, saying : "Hero, tuko this and
fix yourself up a liltlo, and then go
back to your people You don't want
to fight us."
lngersoll accepted tho gift, put him
self in tolerable trim, and when ho got
ready he was taken to a placo of safety,
made bis way to thu rcdoral lines and
returned home. That ended hi sol
diering. Before ho lefl Forrosl'i camp,
howovor, ho al.lndcd in tho most feel
ing manner to tho magnanimous treat
ment bo had received, and assorted
most solemnly and eloquently that he
had no nioi-o war to wago on the
Southern pcoplo. Tho parting between
him and Forrest was peculiarly intorest
ingfrom the enthusiasm and oniotiondis
played by lngorsoll, who was overcome
by the difference in the mannor ol hi
treatment from what ho had expected.
m ane .
Z. L. White, the Tribune's corres.
j pondent in Louisiana, whom tho He
' publicans ngreo was fair, writes to ox-
plain why his letters always "givo tho
; benefit of a douli to tho Domocrnts."
' lie says : j
" 1 ho election in tin Stato was hold j
under s las niniln ksr I l.A l,..-..l.l! - I
with the avowed object of kocping that j
pnrty in power, fcvory supervisor in I
tho Slate was a llopublican, and when !
inoir returns nre compiled and added
up, It is fonnd that the Democratic
majority is about 11,000. Now. I ask
"U whn Mo lU-publicani nndertake
to overturn Hint rnault if I hnv nilirlit
not lo bo required to prove their casoi
ueyona all UoubtT 1 think that Ihe
party which has the nn'nifi facie case
ought to havo the benofit of any
doubt. Tho luw holds to the samo
doctrine, and requires tho proof of
ii-hiu iiuimiiiniion, or violence to ne
conclusive beloro it shall bo alloevod by
Iho Hetiirning Board to vitiato tho
election.
A Portland girl got marriod to one
fellow in tho clothes that anothor fel
low had bought for hor, tho latter fel
low having expected to marry her him
self. Thero has been discovered in San
Francisco an insect, new to science,
which is believed to bo a species of th
very valuable cochineal,
A young ministor of Washington
county baa disappeared to escape r
reel for forgory. A wile and tw ehil
drcn are left bohiod.
wbnw wa a.a III coe and aa.luu.i- "Ui an.,
Tbe business of
CAHDINU AND PI'LLINO
will rosieire our especial attention. P.oer
arran.oae.ts will o. made lo rceeiro and deliver
rv.-s,L 1. ,vi'A..vis'fc?a...u t-'J -la-ts w, XL i
7i . . rk'.7.i. . I . ... . II.. .' lli.l .1....
. 7.7 1
l purine .air..n.e.
IOJMMI POI ND. (I(IL WANTEIl!
We will pay the bighr'l kiarki-t prlne Tur w o.
and aell our manufactured enuiie aa low as similar
gllo,a ..a Iw bought la the oounty, and whenever
we fall to render reasonable satistantlim we ean
always lie found at home roads to make proper
explanatimi. either In person or by letter.
JAMES JOI1N8UN 4 buNK,
aprlliltf Lower P. O.
SEWING MACHINES.
1 KEK i.
tj.wr nrssiea
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CI.BAKFIELII, PA.
(Residrno. la West Clearfleld )
All kind, of SEWING MACHINES CLEANED
and HEPA1HKD.
Also, dealer In all hinds of 8ewin Mchine
Needles. Oil, Rufflers, Tuck-markera, Casters,
Thread Cutters, Hemiuer. and Hinders, Oil Cans,
Shuttles, Check-sprinj(s. Feed-sprinira. A.'.
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Will oal! althe resldene of person. Ilvlnj lo
or about Clearleld, if anylMnf in hia line is
desired. If personally Informed, or tlirouzb th.
Fostotno. by letter or postel eerd. Uood. Scot
by mail if desired. In ordering by letter, lie sure
and giv. nam. of Marbio.. 4'esb must sceompany
all ordera by mail. MILKS K. HKKRS.
Cllar8eld, Pa., Aug. 11, 1;6 Sm.
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eAdvaaou mad to thos. engaged In get
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gooui ueiebrlttef, Aelreeeei, Ac,
PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS.
W are faeailqaarter fur every thing in the way of
StortKpticoiifl eUid Llaic Lantor&s,
ueiDf naaaraetarera of the
MlCRO-HCIBNTfFlO LANTERN,
Ol .I.HU-l'AnUI'Tl'JUN,
I NIVKHStTV PTKROPTICON.
advbrtisi:r s strhoi-ticox,
AKTOPTlrON.
SCHOOL LANTKKW. KAMTKY LAXTKRN,
rKOPLK'4 IaAaNTEUN.
Kaeb ttyle being tbe beat of ita ilti in the
market.
Catalogue of Lanterna anl flliJei, with ilirec
Hotta for ufinf, aetit on annheatirtn.
Any eaterprlsinf nio can aiake iooe wiib a
Haffie Iantern.
jr-erViHlfini to tba CYatmoial T. mltl.B will
do wifely to defer iurchaaitif good in or line
antil tbey eome to oar etore In New Verb, where
they will Ami greater variety enl mnre Moderate
prioee, aod mb ajleet then at their leiiare. Hut
we have oonccMi-m to aell aooie ttylei of nut
good In the building of the Drpartmrut of Put.hc
Comfort, aod thoee oot eotuing to Nw York are
laritM to nail on our repreevolation thrre.
JNTA full etoi'k of Viewa of the Kanoattinn
and their oootenU.
l'ut out thia advert iaeiu-nt lor rvfereoee.
June 7. MTo-Iy.
HARTSWICK & IRWIN
SECOND STI1EKT,'
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
DEALERS IN
PUHK DRUGS!
TOr.1
5X1 083032313
CHEMICALS!
PAINTS, OllaS, DYE STUFF
vRI"BIKs,
DRI'SIIES,
PIKFLMEHV,
f INCV O 0D
I'OILKT AHTICI.F.S,
or ALL KINDS,
PURS WISES AXD LIQUORS
far Besllelaal
parposes.
Traasee, Sapp.rt.rs, SVhe.1 Hooka aad Slatte.
rry, aad all ether articles usoally
fnuad la Drag Store.
PHYSICIANS' PaESCRIPTIONS CARE
rtlLLT COMPOUNDED, llaf lag larg. u.
strteae. I Ue ha si ease tb.y aaa give oalire aal
iafeetiea. O. RARTSWrCK,
.a . i0HH IRWIN.
Ctearfetet, Deeemhsr II, 1614.
louard ll.i.M, ba.ltitf lr4.-l 16.
"I Ihs
"ru.i,j
Hotel, aolirii. a sb.re ot imbhe tiatritm
House has ti.cn lli.iroukilv rrMir,J at,,;
furni.lied, end rur.t. will 6i, it a ,u
I w1 e'erjIlllUA- in llio mari.et. Aiin
" will I fnii',,1 tlie best wiiiin anil I
' tar
i .,,h .,,. j. H. m, M
May 17, ;4. Ii i,',,,
'4
s
II AW HOUSE
(Cor. of Mslket A f
lit alir.'.
CLKAI'.Hiail, I A
The untlr-raiici.ed havit.jr. tukiii tUr.
Hotel, would rcspt'rtfullt soliril i.!il,ll(.
, janl'76 li. K H I.I.Ki
fA8IUNiTON IIOISK,
SKW WAHHIXiniix
Tliit nr and well furtiithrd buurc li t.
taken li.T tbe uu Jer(i(iiftl. He (cell citif, .,
hfittg able to rt-ixKr iifa!j n t l)kim m ,
favor him wilb a call.
JWajr b, 1S7I. i. W. DA VI. 1'
UVI HOUSK, '
I'HII.IFIU'lid, FK.VN A.
Tal.le alwa.Tn ftirjilitd wirii t) hurt il-. i-1(
affitrd. The(rfcrhrt p-jS-llr inimtfcil t(, ,
jn 1,7. HollKHT I . 1 V
V;int;.
r. a. AKi.iLD, o. w. 4iNtn1.11. j. a n,
F. K. ARNOLD & CO.,
EuiikirM ami Xtrou'iN.
HelijMavIlle, JefT'eraoii (., V.
Munev received on d pot-it. l)iicitji,t, ,t
di-rale ratt-a. Knutora and Foraijo Kk Ii.i- :r hl.
wnjn on buml and colfttiiin proupm (.
Hey oid lriUe, l)to 111, 1874. -ly
County National Bank,
OP CLKAHFIKLD, PA.
I ou.w in .sinsonle tluilrlinir. one J, or r,rtl, ,
Jis.tf.nii
alarm's Drue Slurs.
assare Tickers Insnd from Lirerr,.M.l o
town, Olnseow. London, Paris and ('.iniMih..,,
! Also, Drallafor sale on the Hnral Bank of Il,4
nd linperlsl Bank of London.
' ,,. .,'AMKS T' '-KONAHD, Prs.'t.
j ....... "HAW. Cashier. eT,
; DRFXFI JL f fi "
ai.fc.4U Ut kU,,
1 ' """th Third Mtreet. PllllaJrlplil,
lt1AKF UK
, . . .
i And Uealers in Government Securities,
I Appliralion bv nail will rereiv. promi.t .ttea
tion. and all Information cbeerfullr f.'m,l,.J
1 Orders solirlp.l.
April ll II.
3fl!ii5lflt.
Cull spt of Arlliirlnl Tcr'h. - .
Hlnle Met of Artltlrlal Teelll, .
H.Vlsl
6tJ.no
IJns. HILLS & IJEICHIIOLD,
Cpr DENTISTS.
JXlT CI.FAP.FIKI.D I'KN.V'A
Or. A. M Hills would inform l, frivol. ,r,i
pstienls lh,it he has as-istd with him, in the
prattle, of denli.lry. Dr. J.'L K. Hri?hi,,, l. a
gontletuen whom he run reruiumrnd with loll
a-.oraoor of glrlngaatialaolim. eh. mil heehssr.
to be out of llif oflop. All ..,k Kuranl.. lo
glie saliafael..ii. A M HILLS'.
0,t s, V6.f. J. L.K. HEICI'llnl.l).
STEWART & BLACKBURN,
D E N TJST S,
Cururti.vllle. Clearfield founts. Puin'i.
(Offii-e in H.itiV New Duildin )
Caiiweniville, Jan 12, 1676-ly.
DR. E. M. THOMPSON,
(Office in Bank lissi Id i ,
( nrneiievllle, Clearfield Co.. Pa.
rack 22 '76-tf.
MEAT MARKET.
F. M. CAEDON & BRO.,
Ol Market St., one dnr cet ul .Uaniioa Iluuie
CLEAKKItLU, PA. '
Qjf ar-'aogfioenii are rf (lie most aitnrlel(
rharartrr tor fiimiihitii,' the public with r'renh
.Vlrniatif all kind, and of the rery het finality.
Wealno deal in all kmda of Agricultural luit.ie.
menla, which we keop od nx htbit ion fer the ben.
efll of tbe piiSlie. Ci around when to tJn,
and take a lotik at thing or adirn ne
. CAKUuN A 1U(0.
Clcrfi.H, P.t , July 14, j if.
FRESH M E ATX EW Nil )f.
The undersigned heriby Informs the pulilio in
gr-ticrat thet they ki-ep on hand, reiru arly, at
their shop, sJ.idinincJOHN (1 I LH'II s furniture
rooms, opporita the Court lluuso, the
best rfff.svf nrrr, vfai., .vrrrns
lA.lin, POhlt, ETV., AT
UKDUCKD PHICKS, FOR CASH.
Market
Seturdava.
desired.
I'iriiinps Tuesday, Thuraday, and
Meat de'iv.rrd at residence when
A aber. ef patronage ia respcelfuIlT solii-ilsd.
Jleroh 1, isrs ly. STAlIK A NOUIUS.
K W C A BIX K T M A KING SIR) P.
M, B. SPACKMAN
Iie.ires to annouoeo to th. puSiis lhal he bal
opened a
CA1UNKT MKIN SHOP IX CLE MlrlKLD,
Where be trill KEKT ON HAND
FUSNITUBE, ,
Ard do all kinds of CAIIINKT WOI1K and II K
PAIH H IIMIIIKS of all hinds, ..n short
nodes and in the heat possible manner, r'luii in
Fourlh itrrrl, oppMlte I'aih t H-niir. C.n,,,,.
S""P. Aug 3, TS.Iy.
JOHN TROUTMA'N,
DKAI.EH IX
FURNITURE,
9I.iTTnEN.HKN,
AND
Improved Spring Beds,
MARKET STIsKKT, XEAIl P.O.
Tho un.lerslgne-l bi.s leave to Inform the rlti
sens ofClear6el.l, and the public generally, thai
he baa on hand a Sue aasoitmr-nt of Furniture,
each as Walnut, Chralnut and I'aiuted Ch.rol.rt
Suitea, Parlor hiiit.s, lte..ijning and Ksti-nai.
Chairs, Ladies' at d Heels' K:iaj Chairs, the Pir
foroted Dining and Pallor Chsirs.rane Seals ami
Wiadsiir Clisirs. ('lollies lines, Nl,p and Ktlrn
ion Udders, Hal Mao. a, Scrulilili.g Hi ushrs, 4
MOULDING AND PICTl'HE FHA.MKS.
Looking Olasaes. Chromoe, Ac., srhirh srnuld.
suitable for llnl.dsy preeente.
t1"10 '5 JOHN TROl TMAN.
READING FOR ALLII
BOOKS .( STATlO.h'RY
Starlet t 4'lrarilelil, (at (lie Post (inlre.)
rpilK unlrraignrd bf;s leave to annnua.'s til
X the rilir- qa of ClrarSeld and vinioilr. lU.a
he he. Otteil up a rociu and hm n;i ritiirnsd
frsim the eity ssuh a lare aunui.t of re.i I ng
matter, eonsi-ling in pa:t of
BiWes anil Miscellaneous Books,
tllank, Ae-isnl an l Paas II mk. of everf de.
seiinti.in; l'.iner and I'nveUnes. Kren.-h nrf.aaj
and plain: IVn. p,n,., , n., I,,.,,!
I'apere, iee.!a, Mortgagee .In.lejinsot, Dsru p
Uiin and l'r..inisarr atta; White and I'srrh
ment llrief, Li-cal Cap. Hee .rd Cap. and Itlu C-,
Sheet Mllaio. ..r either Piann, Flute or I !.n,
eonslantly on hand. Any ho..ks or stotiuniiiy
drsireilthal 1 nia.va.il hale on lninl.illbe..r Ist'l
hy gist express, and el.l at wb hsle -ir r-'til
to suit euitnmi.rs. I mil a'so keep pni...lnul
lltsralore, aiieh as .Vagnines, Nesr..i.r.r.. As.
P. A. uaI'LIN.
Clearteld, .May 7, ISSS If
II.
A. KRATZKK,
(ivcccaaot to)
kRATZEIUV LYTIK,
DRT OOOli',
NOTIONS,
BOOTS,
SHOES,
LKATflE",
CARPI II
OILCLOTH.
WALL PAPiiR,
WINDO'T SHADES,
El a
Market trt, llesirncld, Pa.
Jsa. i, urr.'f
tVin. 14 lliadlv. forwrly i.riit.r
i