It
TUi$rrl!aiirouJ.
PATENTS
nhulni't far t-han.il
Ifvirv. ti'iriti, or other
litis. End u,'- v'
iDUTf-rewiwa.ate.. prtinipt.j ttl.da4 to.
Iatii
REJECTED I
i hr id ia.er nm may
still tn nuat nut l s
1 atirt by mi, tMng tin po
sit the Passat Oil, eaa asaa eor stai-obta.
trHit Patrata promptly end with
broader eiaima tho who arc ntnot fruta
Witlr.t.ie.
INVINTORSi
esad u nnvti or
i sketch of yar d"le t
fr cAara. and adl t" infant eMtitr.
pr,r. ).... am) no riUHi.t; .m.im
deae aeW
t ffuhlntitOf D. C.
Nov. 22, l87H-tf.
a. r. auuci.
m. M'COBKLS.
CI LU II. IMOltkl.E & (O.'S
(BaoofHon t J' bn Uulicb),
POPULAlt
FURNITURE ROOMS,
Market Hirret, 1'lcarlleld. I'a.
V vanutM'orft all bind of Furn tore fur
Cbambar, Dioto liuuiua, Ubrarl and Hlta.
If jua Hnt Furtilturr of in bioil, doa'l buy
DBttl jua te our f took.'
tfct-J"1'iti in'fiUiii
i ti:icriKttj
lo all It bra tie ho Wa It up tn atook all lb
Uteal and iuot iu()mval (Jnditi nl O ikf It,
otl faava etrry laHHtv fur rprly sua
dueling thi hratioh of our btiHinor.
W have a putdit Co rjna Pre-
wrvor, In which budiea can
b iirHrvnd for aooo
idcrabla Ungth of
tin, - '
A member of th Arm baa bit alecping apart
meat at our wan -room, where b can be fur.d by
any pereon who oiaa at aiht fur the purpose ol
pnK uno( avian.
Ol'lJCII. MeCOUKLE 4 CO.
Clearfiald, Fa., May lU, 7o -ly.
N
EW
FTaOVII, fkki,
GllOCEUY
STORE.
A. C. KRAMER & CO.,
Iluum No. 4 Plot Opera Home.
Clearllcld, Pa.
Kep ocimUnlly oa hand
SUOAR,
COFFEB,
TEAS, .
SODA,
COAL OIL,
SYRl'P,
BAIT,
SPICES,
80AP,
Canawi and Dried Fruity Tolnwo, Cif an, Can
did, Cl l.r Vlnrg.r, Duller, Egga, Ac.
AL0, EXTRA O.ME MADE
Wheat und Buckwheat Flour,
Corn Moal, Chop, Feed, &o.,
A II of which will b. .old ch.p fur eaih or la
lotiatig. fur eDDlrr prndue.
A. U. KRAMKR A CO.
fit?
GLEXX'S
SULPHUR SOAP.
A Stehlino Remcdy fo Diseases and
I.vjuir.s op the Skisj A Healthful
IlMirTIFIE OF THE CoMPLEXIOX i A
Reliable Means of Treventivo and
Uelievi.no Rheumatism and Gout, add
an Unequaled Uisinfectant, Oeodo.
ki2ee and col'nter-irritant.
Olmn'f Sulphur Son), beMcs trKI.
calmg local disex.c of Hie tkin, binih de
fecit of the complcxinn, and impart! to it
gratifying clearnci and unootlinos.
S)llir Until are celebrated for curing
crupliiais and oilier diie.w, of tiie skin, aa
well j Kheiiraatism and Gout. (Urn n't
Sulphur Simp produce, the same ellect,
at a most Inlline exienM. Ihis admirable
specific also ipecdily heals iwyr, iruiill. tralJi,
turni, tprami and cult. It removes dandrufT
and prevents the hair from falling out and
turning gray.
Clothing and linen used In the sick room
ts disinfected, and diseases communicable by
contact with the person, prcvtnled by it.
The Medical Fraternity sanction its use.
Prices-25 and SO C fnls per Cah; per
But 18 Cakes), 60z and $1.20.
N. E-BuF th. tag. t.la a thereby eoaowan,
bold by all Druggiui.
"HILL'intin AND WniSKEB DIE,"
Blaek ar Breira, ao fenu.
C. I. CRITrami, Prop'r, 7 fflith lv..l.I.
SACKETT & SCHRYYER
niAtin in
HARDWARE,
and muufsetnrara of
TIN, COPPER L SHEET IRON WARF,
ftecottd Htrvet, Clrartleld, Pa.
flavlng refitted oar atoreronm and doubled on
stek, we are prfpureil lo olTer hsrgaina to par
tbaaers in our line. We have decided t do
Strictly Cash Business,
aad eaa tnrfr aril at greatly radaeed pries
0ri..ntr and parsnn. whn eeDtamplat, balld.
lag will do wall te lamina oar
Tools and Building-Sardwaro,
whlob Is new and of th, baft ssaaufartur.
Wa trap a larg. stoek of
Naiia locks,
fil-ASS, liATCUKS.
PUTTY, IIINKKS.
OI-t'E. 8CHKWS.
All kinds of B.neh Plann, Raw,, tkl.,1,, Kouaroa,
Ilarnmm, llairbeu. I'laraha and Lav.ls,
Mortlard A Thumb U ,.., H.vals,
Braeaa A Riiu, Wo.,4 and Iroa
Ban.h AVrews, and tb. bast
Boring Maekiaa ia tba
aiarkat.
Double and Single Bitt Axes,
Pl'OKKI CUTUEIIY, Aa.
tymf. for Burnrll't Iron Corn ShtUtr,
warrantad.
Also, ageou for Rlehards'
GOTHIC FLUE TOPS,
wblok alfaetually ear. Saseky Fluas.
Farm linplpinpnis, Onrdcn Tools.
of every dr-serlpUoa.
A larga variety of
COOK STOVES,
whieb wa warrant te glva satt.feettoa,
rmrMIt Hnngtt and iMrnatti.
tasjLrUehag, Spuetieg and Job Wnrk dnew i.
aaa.anable tvrje All ovdare will peeolve praeapl
Ml.etu a ri.e,k,a( aad gee lnl g altendrd sa
a aaperlaeaad warbeaaea alv !.
WlscfUancflu3.
JJOOT AND SHOE MAKING.
JitriKPIl It. hKKKINtl, im Marht itwt, te
Shaw's R.w, CUariWd. Pa., b Junt rrl-ed
In lot of Preeeb Calf tfk.B end Kips, th
tet In tb ai4rlii,ftti1 1 primrui tiitaan
ataotar varyihlnit Ib hit lino. II will war -rnai
hi work ( bs rrp-Mn(il.
Aln, all kinds uf Lsamar and Hbuo Finiliun
fur hIi
Tb elHisns of Clsarleld ) f IctoUf an
rntfully Id "I led lo (iv bin a call
Work diiii- l ihrl ntlloe filtVTfty
The Bell's KunWoulen Factor)
Fenn won. hip. Ulearbeld Co., ft.
si? .t-;,!:.",
tfamajajajajBiaJi m j$mm
BURNED UP!
The aubwribor bare, at great ip nit, rvbullt a
naiKhbttrbuud aieeaatty, in th erection of a flnt
olam Wtiolen MauutaiMory, wltb all th utudrra
liapruveuianu attached, and are prepared tu aiak
all kind of Ulullia. Caariuieraa, Hatioatta, Ulaa
keta, Flauneli, 4c. I'lomy nt suuds on band to
-upply all tiuruld and a ihuuiand now ouitutoert,
biui wa aik hi miuie aud rx amine uur atuok.
lb buatuea of
CAKlUNli AND Fl'LLlNU
will rtivt our aipet'lal attention. Fropel
a rr an ((fluent will be mad lo rvoeira and deliver
WiMil.to aull ouaintuer. All work warranted and
'lone upon the aborted nut ice, and by Uriel atten
tion to burinesa we hope to realiiff a liberal aharr
f pulillo patrnnaK.
IIMMHI POI'NDS WOOL WANTED I
We will pay the hifthual umrki-t prio fur wot
and anil nur tnaiiuracturfd gtittil aa lw aa iroilar
a;ui(lt imn be Ituugbi in the oouniy. and whenever
we fall to render reasonable aatiafaettoa wo oen
always ( fontid at bum ready tu tnaka proper
explanation, cither in prn or bv letter.
JAMKti JO UN HON A 80NR,
aprilSAlf Bower P. 0
IJARD TIMES
IIAVI NO EFFECT
IN FRENCH VILLE I
I am awai-e that tbrre are some pfrsons a llttlr
bard to please, and I ant also aware that tbr
oiiinplaint of "bard times" ( well nigh universal
Hut 1 ata so situated now that I can satisfy tbr
tor mar and prure ounclutivsly tbat "hard limsn"
will aot afieel thus who buy their good from me,
nd all my patruns shall initiated Into the se
cret of
UOW TO AVOID JIAKD TIMES
I bare goods enough to auni-ly all tb inhabi
tants in the lower nd of the county which 1 n il
t exceeding low ralei from my w a in wot b stur It
HULBUNUIHU, wtier 1 oan always ba fnano
ready to wait upon cullers and supply thn will-
Dry Goods of nil kinds,
duoh as Cloths, fiatlnetts, Caaalineres, Mot tins,
Delaines, Linen, Drill. ugs, Lalieoas,
Trimmings, Kibbons, Laoa,
lleady-tnad Clothing, Iloots and HbKs, Hats and
Caps all uf the beat material and mado tuurdai
Hose, boetts, li lores, Mittens, Laoee, Hibbons.Afl.
GKOCEKIEd OF ALL KINDS.
Ootfce, Tea, Sugar, Bice, Molasses. Pish, 8 alt
Fork, Linsevd Oil, Fisb Oil, Carbon Oil.
Hardware, Queen ware, Tinware, Casting!, Plows
and Flow Castinga, Naila, ripikes, Cora Cultiva
tors, Cider Frasaes.and all kinds of Axes.
Ptrfamary, Paints, Varnlah, Glass, and a graarat
assortment of Stationery,
GOOD FLOUR,
Of different branda, always on hand, and will ba
old at the lowest posilbl figures.
J. (1. MeClain'a Uedieinen, Jayne'a lledtclnet
Hoiu tier's and lluofland'a U liters,
6000 pounds of Wool wanted for which the
big beat pnee will b paid. Cloverseed on banc
od for sale at the luweit market pnoa.
Also, Agent for 8traitonrille and Cnrwcnsvlll
Thrashing Machines.
feuCall and see for yourselves. Ton will And
Vary thing uaually kept in a retail store.
L. M. COUDRIKT
PrenobvlIU P. 0., August VI, 1874.
B1GLER, YOUNG & RECD,
i,8acMiors to Doyntoa A Young,)
FOUNDERS & MACHINISTS
Mann factor era of '
PORTABLE & STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES
Corner of Fourth aad Plas Streets,
a
CLEARFIELD, PA.
HAVING engaged la the roanufaotara of first
elaaa MACilINERY.werflpeeirultylnfbra
he piihlle that we are bow prepared to 011 all
orders as ebeaply and as promptly as eaa be don.
la aay of the elites. Wa manufacture and deal 1.
, Malay and Circular Saw-Mills
Bead Blocks, Water Wheals, Shifting Pull.;,,
Oiford's Injector, Steam Gauges, Steam Whistle,,
Oilers, Tallow Cups, Oil Cups, Gauge Coeka, Air
Ooeks, Globe Vslves, Cheek Valvea, wrought Irua
Pipes, 6. sam Pumps, Boiler Feed Pumps, Anti
Frletioa Metres, Beap Stone Packiag. Uum Paok-
ng. and all kinds of MILL WOKKi Sogetbai
with Plows, Bled Soles,
COOK AND PARLOH STOVES,
and ether OABTI.NOS of all kiads,
-0rdrs solicited and Iliad at eity pries.
ll letter, of Inquiry wllb ref.ranua to maeblaery
tf our maoutaetura prutaptly aosweved, by eddree.
ng as at Clearoeld, Pa.
Janl'M-tf BKILKR, YOKNII a 1IKKD.
G
ROCKRIKS.
J AS. H. LYTLK,
(Sueeeiser to I TTLI A JIITC1I8LL)
WIIOLI SAI E AND RETAIL,
DKALER IN
CHOICE LINK OF TEAS.
00L0N IS,
JAPANS,
lilPKIlHl,
Y0UKU HYSON.
KNULUi BKAkFAS
Purest la Market.
BUTTER A.Y9 Elillg
Will be kept and suld.ee irsl eust. Cash Paid
for Country Weueoe. '
GERMAN CIIKRRHS,
TURKEY PRTNES,
PRESERVED PEARS,
PHILADELPHIA. HAMS.
flMtl.
Mackerel, Lake ilerrlag, Cod, Ae.
PIChLKK.
Barrel Pickles end (agllik I'lekU...
VLIItlN A Nil Vttutt,
near, Cera Meal, Oat steal, Ae
la Hit. J At, 1L LYTLAt
THE REPUBLICAN.
CLEARFIELD, PA
eYEDNEsDAY MnhMRll, MAIll II Is. I uTT.
STATES Ull AMU
DISflKA'.'KPUL LKUISLATIVE SCENES TUE
RLTl'ULICAN MAJORITT OVEKIIIDE THE
RUI KS, LAW AND DECENCY ANU I'AHS
the bill to KCKi'i-iUHirr'a depi'ties
TKuM ELECTION 1'oLLS.
' Haiihihiiiuio, Mitrth lOtli.
Tho lltiu ho ol Ui'iiruaeiitullvva t'urii
inliod a arena ol dinracil'iil coiilitaioti
to-tiilit, which fulrly rituloj lh itrli
van confliita lit Wunhiiton iluiiiiK tho
nittiiijr, of thd Kleclorul Commiaaion of
lliu liiTto eiu-oiiiiUTri in thu Sluto I.i'K
irlttliiro (lining thu boon) bill itivunti'
giilioti likb luttilu gluvv'e.K ir,YvT
ol Stu'ukur Pulluinoii. Eurly in tlm
oVLMiing n inucin of ltoiubli(Hii nu'iti
licm of tho IIoiihu trua hulil, in vvhtt h
it huh dtiiiilvtl to lioKT tin extra stwitm
of tho llourio tu-nisjli t, following tho
clo'O of I lio ri'giilur "t'oMioii, lor tho
t'onsiduiuMion on third raiding of I lit
llijiino bill prohibiting Shuntta ot citiin
of tho fiolclurM from iippointing duiu-
lion to pruHcrru tlio pvuco ut thu i lt u
lion poll. Evidently tho Duiiiotriitn
were uiioiiHiiiuioiiB of thu cuiihu lor
which tho cutietia wan held. A abort
tiino pruvionri to thu introduction of
the rvMolution culling for cpcciul aea
ion tho chair wn vacated by Spcukcr
Meyer und occupied by llulin, of Pliil
udelphia. No uooncr wua thu rvti'ilu
lion rcud thun A perfect tornado of do
iinnciatory noc cuine from thu J)omo
crutif side.
IllLL UOZISO THE IiLUorHATS.
At leiust forty munibcrH rushed from
their denka to tliut of tboHpauker and
demnnded that there be no departure
from the regular tinier. Mr. Iluhn
ordered that the members tuko their
st atu, und thin Hot being complied with,
the order wan enforced by the olilcoin
of the floor, tho Speaker u&suring the
incciiKcd nicnibore they nhould be beard.
Scbtiutterly,of Tuyelte, raised tlio point
ul order that u resolution vliuliging a
rule ol tho House inus', lie over under
the rules, but the Speaker declared the
point not well taken. An uppeul was
made from the decision, but betore the
cull began Douglass, ol Philadelphia,
ut th suggestion ol Elishu W. Duvis,
who was engineering thu thing upon
tho floor, moved that thu uppeul be
laid upon the tublo and thu yeus aim
nuysjje culled upon the previous (pies
lion. The motion was quickly put and
declared carried, but bclbru the tall
begun a lui'no number of Democrats
again rushed down to tho Speaker's
desk, denouncing thu occupant of the
cbuir in terms more lorciblu than ele
gant. Tho shouts were beurd ill the
Senate Chamber and this body wus
soon left without a quorum. Stbnal
lurly sprung upon Ins desk, declaiming
und gesticulating wildly ; Schell, ul
liediord, shook his tint in the Sieaktr's
luce und demanded "our rights, our
Uotnun rights."
MR. Itl'IIN's RECOItll.
John K. Kuuneu sprung upon the
rostrum of the Clerks, denouncing
Iluhn as a d d scoundrel, who hun
been kicked out of Councils und out ol
decent society in Philadelphia. Scbell
wus quickly grubbed by un Assislunt
Sergeuiit, und be and Schnutloi fy sim
uliuueously loreetl inlo their aeuts.
Euuiicu wus collared by Hergeunl
Gaines, and for u tiiuo there wus a
lively Blrugglu between the two gen
tlemen. 1 be Democrats' menaced the
officer and the Repuliliinns ran tu bis
ussistanco, and lir a short time it look
ed as though there would be serious
work. Even Rov. Mr. I'uxion, pastor
ol tho Pine Street I'reshyloriun Church,
who bad been sitting on the Clerk's
rostrum during the evening, sprung
into the midst of the contending pur
tier), lorsukiug the Church milium und
going over to thu Republican part
inumpnuni. nr. run nee was rxsm
forced into bis scut, lit id with rage.
Ihe House wus us tur us possible si
lenced, the roll cull began and the res
olution pursed by a strict fmrty vote
Few Democrats attended the speciul
session, and the bill has pussed, having
but three negative votes and one hun
dred and eleven ullirniutive. The bill
was immediately messaged over to the
Senutu and will certainly puss thai
body before tho day of Hnul adjourn
ment. The Democrats are naturally
incensod at tho unlooked lor and irreg
ular proceeding of the mnjoi ity. They
are now gathered at their headquart
ers, and the curses are both loud and
deep. The bill will eiicountera fiercer,
though more dignilled and effective,
opposition in tho Ucnule.
1'F.TAIU or Till ROWDYISM.
llAltltlsDl'kU, March, l!th.
The House met ut hall-past seven.
From that hour until half nasi eiiht
petitions wore presented in monoto
nous siiocessioo.
Be&kor Meyer vacated the chuir,
wuicn wus taken by Mr. Uuhn, of
Philadelphia. Tho routine wus broken
by the sudden introduction of a reso
lution by .Mr. Ilullard, (Rep.), vix:
JteMlctd. That wIimii ih., ltii,Mji u.i.
jourti this evening, it adjourn to meet
in ion minutes iiiereullur lot tbu pur
pose of considering on Ihlnl rending
und final pussugu thu bill to prohibit
iiiuonenii in counties co extensive In
hoiindurics with cities of thelirst chtss
lnm uppolnting uny deputies lo bo
present nt any election trolls.
Immediately after tho resolution was
introduced the Republican aidu of thu
llouso shouted "uyo," but the Demo
crats look ulurm and cried "no."
A violent and oxcltinir scene of con-
JfiiMon ensued, during which tho Clerk
a -. , .. .
rea mo resolution a second timo, und
Mr. Douglass (Rep., called the nrevmu.
quoslion, thus preventing any debate
or amendment. J hu Democrats, bend
cd by Messrs. I'uunce, Crawford.
Schtittltcr!y, Bchell, Eurly and others,
Jin their efforts to attract the attention
of the .Sjrcukcr pro tern, and to obtain
the floor and enter protests against
I the consideration of the resolution.
crowded down Into tho apacej in front
of the Sneaker's desk. There wer
shouts from all parts of the Democratic
sine ot "we want our rights r "This
thing has gone too larl" "jtick to thu
rules ot the House I" "Did theSeaker
place yon in the chair to violatu the
rules T" etc., etc.
Somo ol the Renublicana rotarUiil.
Tb Sneaker Dro tern, kammared tha
Itleejlt and called Upon tbt 8erjeantat-
Arms (o bale tliu noise mid require
tho inotnl ors to kt'tp tliiir seat
In lliti midst of Ilia tumuli llio
voire, of Mimara, Ciawfirl and
Silinutlcrly wcro lnunl insisting on
the initit i f nnler, I lint tlio ri's
oliiliun changed tho rulcsof tlio lluliso,
and tht-ruloru it wa rt'qiiirod lo Ik)
over olio duy. Tlio noiau wu diafuii
iug. When it liuil mrtiully uxliuuatuil
ilii-lf lliiii point was ri'H'l at k'tij-lli,
vie ' Tliut rulg 6!) iviuiiv lliul lliu
IIouko ahull uiljonin ul or bulinu 10
lA'hx'k AlonJuy uvcnlngK, rn i no-
vote, bccuiisu rule 27 pioi'ido-tliut any
motliAi lo alter thu rules ol thu House
shall lie over one day."
Thu Speaker pro tern., M r. Iluhn,
decided lliu point not well lukuli be
cause thu resolution did not interlere
with the present session nor conflict
wilh the rules. From this decision
ilessVs. Kuuneu and Sehnullerly ap
pealed. M r. Douglas (Republican) instantly
moved to lay thu uppeul on the table.
Mr. Fuuiico moved to indefinitely
postpone this motion, but Speaker
Iluhn refused to cntciuiiu the motion
us nol being pin humuiilury.
The shouting, thu noisu und thu con
limion, which bud temporarily lulled,
uguiu commenced. In thu midst ul it
the Spcuker put thu question upon thu
motion to lay thu uppeul on thu tuhle,
which wus agreed to by ll-iuycalo
(ill noes.
Mr. Schell (Dem.), whj hud voted
"no" with thu express design of recon
sidering, moved to ru'uiiaitlcr ; thu
Speuker pro tern, relused tu recognize
him. In the tumult it was understood
that tho Speuker pro tern, several put
questions tu the House and decide I
them curried, among them being thu
sustaining of the previous question
und thu various parliamentary ques
tions required tu udvuucu the bill tu
Us tinul pussuge. It wus quitu useless
lor an observer lo attempt tu follow
tho questions us put by thu Sjieuker
pro telil., because thu Dcuiocruliu sidu
guvu volleys uf ' noes" in rapid succes
sion, which were met w ith equal or
greater force by thu "uyes" liom the
Republicun sidu.
In bis efforts lo induce members to
luke their aeuts lliu Salgeun t ut-Anns
cuiuu iii conflict with Mr. Fuuucu,
when thu excitement and prutests
uguinsl the proceedings led him to the
tool uf thu Speukui 's stuud. From
this point hu endeavored violently lo
be rccoginzod, tlio Speuker dedal II. g
In IX tu bu out of order.
Mr. Seliiialterly mounted adesk and
vucileruled loudly. Thu Rcpublicuiis
us a rulu inuiiilaineJ ibeirsests. Finui-
y it was understood Unit the resolu
tion hud reucbed its liuul pussugo and
Ihu Clerk commenced to cull lliu roll.
The Cbuir thivuleiicd tu order mem
bers under urrust unless they took
their seals.
Mr. Fan nee cried that it would be
uu honor tu bu expelled by such a
House, und Mr. I'allul I declined to Vole
un the gruund that it wus no House
of Representatives. Thu bill wus de
elured agreed to by 110 aye lo 67
MeCleury and Hollund mov
ed lo reconsider the vote by which the
making all appropriation to thu I'eim
sylvuuiu Museum and School uf In-
duslriul Art was deleuled lust Friduy,
w hich wus agreed to, and the bill wus
uguiu defeated b) Ci'i )eus tu 115 nu)s.
The House thou adjourned lo meet
in ten minutes, the Democratic mem
Kiel's ill the liieunw bile holding a cau
cus. In ten minutes the House wus
culled lo order by Speuker Meter. All
the Democrats except three were in
tentionally ubseul, claiming that lliu
session wus invalid, The bill quictl)
pussed third leuding by 111 Repuldl
yeus to 3 Democratic uny s, viz., Messrs.
Loiiuker, l.uw und Tule. The House
then adjourned.
Flsii on Tilt: KUAl li - Secrelun l
Slutu Fish, by lur the ablest muu in
(i rant's t'abmel, some time ago ud
drissed a letter lo lieu. )ix. in which
the billowing lungiiuge wus used : "1
hojic and believe lliul the Commission
as pmpos. d will reMiii fuirly, und
without pllrtiuH bins, on the lin-ts and
the luw. It it be nihi l ise, let it be
uguinsl us rather thun tor us. We
cun itlfnrd to bo deleuled, bul can not
afford tu bu in power with ihu sus
picioiTuI wrong upon our skirts or to
secure tho Presidency with a seriously
questioned tuleo its right.
"Much as 1 should lament that the
puwer uf the (Jovernmelit be entrust
ed lor lour years to thu Democratic
party, 1 should prclcr, if either puriy
is to succeed with thu luinl uf rung
or of Iruud in its acquisition of power,
tliut it should bu thu party to which 1
urn opposed, rather thun thai which I
support.
"If either candidate be placed in
power with a reasonable, well founded
doubt as to his right to be there, his
will bu no enviable position, and tho
iluyB of his party's supremacy will be
numbered with ttiiiso of bis own occu
puncy ol a position thus acquired."
SfitAKiNfi Out. Tlio Pittsburgh
Lender, Republican, says that the light
with thu Caiiiuroiis that isliiived upon
Hayes the moment ho lakes his chair
js thu predestined test case by which
the nation is to know und I initio whoth-
er he bus or has not thu courage and
determination to do what hu promised
in bis loiter of acceptance of the Re
publican nomination, and reiterated
in bis Inaugural address. It nuirircsts
also in answor to the Camcioniun com
plaint ot Hayes' "ingratitude" in re
fusing to ro-appnitit Don that if llayus
personally owes Dun Cameron any
thing, he otiirhl to nav it uersonullv.
including, perhaps, the f 3,000 that Mr.
JUacKoy ioiii, "out ol tils own pocket
to save Florida."
A Mad MrcniOAisnn. That pure
and virtuous Michigan patriot, Zueb
Chandler, is said lo have sworn like
the army in Flanders when Hayes,
without even cttisulting Zucburiuk,
nominated a red-beaded Dutchman.
named Carl Scliurt as his successor in
ihe Interior Department, Morton said
on the same occasion that Bcburi was
a truo blue Hessian, and would fight
lor whichever political parly paid him
best. We are nut a very great admirer
ul Carl Scburc. but whun contrastnrl
with Chandler and Morton he la, as lo
either or them, aa Hyperion to
Satyr.
COSDF.MSA TION OFCAMIlROX
raorRiKTABr iiovevnmint.
From tha Philadelphia 11 jor
Word was sent out from llarrishurg
on Momluy of a nature calculated to
puir.le those old Is-linmcd folk who
supimsed lliul I'iO riolary Govern
nieut" hud come to and und in Penn
sylvania in 1770. It is to Ihu effect
tin t the leprtaeiitution of the Slulu in
thu Senutu uf the United Stales is tu
bu transferred limn Cuiueron, senior,
toCumcron, Junior. Whether the title
i. .s or ce -.(
by any other ufthewell known modes of
conveyance and inheritance, is not
mudu known in ihe despatches. Thoo
rulicully, tlio roprcsciilulion r Petin
sjlvuiiiu in Ilia Senulo of thu United
Stales ia supposed lo involve the civil
und Hiliticul rights ol ull the people ot
the Commonwealth; in a party point
of view at this time il nearly concerns
the bunor and iiiuiihood ut the whole
Republican constituency uf the Slate;
practicully however, ihnso very agree
able geiillemiti, tho Caniemns, rcgurd
the mutter as if thu principal interest
in itutlaches to themselves, und thedo
eilu members of the Legislature ur.
doubtless expected lo tuku tho same
view.
BA! OA1NLD IN AND OUT.
Fruia the t'blUile:uhia Evening Telegraph
Mr. Simon Cameron holds to the
very lust the principles which have
distinguished kirn through all his po
litical career. A bargainer and a
trickster by nut lire, who bus higher
conception ol slulesmuiiship than
the idea tliut such an uttiludu . is
compatible wilh the most utter disre
gard uf the duties which a public man
in high place owes to the country, he
bus, from bis very entrance un a pub
lie career, proved himsell deficient in
the most primary qualifications ol the
statesman. His w hole career bus been
a ti iek, and it is the most astonishing
thing in Peiinsylvuiiia polities, and one
ol the most remarkable things in ull
the political records uf lliu cuuulry,
lliul such a mull, alter the exposure ol
his niethixls long since made, should
up lo this Very lime be able to deleul
the wishes ol Ihe honest intli uf all
pal lies of the Slulu. His luluslucbiovo-
nietit is IYHried in lliu current ueas
intelligence. Instead of accepting Un
verdict nt the country on the now ex
ploded system til personal governmenl,
Mltioii Cuiuololi deliberately toisisujnm
thu United Suites Seliule thu mull w hu
has bti n r po wild aa decisively as it
is in the power ul the people lu do il
and declares lliul his d nasty sliull be
perpetuated ul whatever cost of do
celiceiicy und sell-respect. Hut shall
the shameful wrong be consummated '!
llus not Peiius) Ivaniu groaned long
enough under a rule tbat lius been
equully demoralizing and enorvuting 7
Siiull we suy thai the Cameron dy
nusty is an inevitable thing? The
slutu may bu "fixed," but there are
soniu du)s )et hefiiru the proposed
ruiitication of the plot, Tbat timo
may bu improved with the most vital
result il '.ho people make the polili
ciuiis know their will. I.el mass meet
ing be culled instantly, und such a
suiititiiuiit arouaed aa llarrishurg will
Hud, pledges and patronage notwith
standing, impossible tu resist.
A UAIIUtN POLITICAL LIFE.
Pri m (he Pbil.delpsia loUirrr.
When il is considered how utlerl)
hurrcii of honor or ul ordinary resH-el
Mr. Cameron's political life is, it seems
u I most incredible that such a bur
guili cun be curried out. 1 1 wus earn
estly hoped that, lutber and win both
being repudiated in so einphutic a
manner by President II ayes m conso
nance Willi tliceonlimoiilHof the whole
country, Pennsylvania wuuld bu rid ol
them, and that the Legislature would
not readily accept the Camerons' claim
thai thu Seiistoi ship a as hereditary
und must be handed down in regular
succession from lutln r tu son. Hut the
Legislature is without men of siiflieieiil
chiirucler to rid themselves of the
muligii influence of thu dull, und il,
wiibout a dissenting voice among Ibe
lie joi n t , proposes to inflict upon tin
Id iiililn an party unit lliu country a
politician wliom Ihe t'linf Magisiratu
uu-l head of the pin I t, lias east nut us
luiiwortbt nt trust or IsiWer.
U A Ml M.I AMI tn LI VI KY.
I'mm Ihi' i hii.'l. ba N rtb Am.-rtsati.J
Mr. Doiiuld ('uuieroti may us well
tindersliiiiil now w hut will nunc to him
BiNim r or later, that the duy in w hich
people w ill nil. don ii in tume submis
sion, or will crawl to the lisit w hich is
lu I rcud their necks, is over It is no
easy task tooverlurn a powerslivngth
eneil by generations of political lavor
itisin and corruption, bul it is not an
Impossible one. We uppeul to lliu lie
publican Legislature to save the Stalo
from thu discredit which every man
knows will attach to il when the story
goes to tlio world of this hereditary
transfer of title. There is to day a
grand opportunity for some ono ol tho
men in tho Legisluturo who aspire to
be something more than fuwuingsyco
pliunts to rise to the occasion, il not to
destroy the bargain, at least to show
that tho party is not so deadened in
its integrity as lo offer no reluctanco
tu tho votes.
A DYING EFFORT.
From the No York Tribuoe.
Senulor Cameron made a gallant
struggle to keep both the Setiutorshi
and thu War Department in the lamily,
Failing in this, bo resigns thu Senator
ship in order to control it lor his son
bile he can. lie cannot be said to
baye made much lately In wielding
the vulu of Pennsylvania lor olhor
pe iple apparently be nieuns now lo
make it count lor the family for as
much and lor as many years as possi
ble.
TUORol'OHLY DISTASTKFL'L.
From the New York Times 1
. The Union League of Philadelphia
nay be accepted as fair rcprcsenla
lion of the better class of Republican
nentiment in Pennsylvania, and its em
phatic resolutions endorsing the policy
of President Uuyos is a proof that the
Cameron influence in the Stale is
thoroughly distasteful to the bust men
in It.
THE FAMILY Sl'OCKHSION.
(From the Philadelphia Publle Record.)
With his Senatorial patronage ro
derct-d almost lo a cipher, and with an
Administration hostile to bis views ot
haw the Uovorntnent should be "run,'
' bit place al Washington ha ceased to
have much charm lor the weather
beaten ehief ol Pennsylvania politic",
aad he bai aooordingl reoarrtd telh,
p an for tranMlurriiiK tho uoocion to
bin son.
1UI RULE OR RUIN DYNASTY.
From Ibe Pittsburgh TelegrapS.
In cutting looau from Caniuruiiism,
aud ull lliul ihu naiuu implies, l'rimi
dout lluycs has taken a step whieb
must be followed by unceasing vigi
lance and never fullering courage. Fur
a lime all will seem tu go well, but the
enemy tliut never liirgels or tin-gives
will low nu opportunity tu undermine
and destroy I as secret thu fuundutiuii
upon winch thu Administration ia lo
msamwif aawWI'i'ii.tiMWf
Fn.ra ibe PIMllsjrgb Dl.peieB.
The dun Cameron Is ill lorco at the
Stale Cupital lo engineer thu scheme
through, and a powerful following it is.
The Republicans in thu Legislature
have a mujority ul til'iy-ono uu joint
bullet, hut there has been souiuwhatuf
a disaneclluti among mem owing lo
thu Cuiuuruniu opmsilioti tu President
11 a) es, and it is now u question wheth
er Don can be ducted lu succeed bis
lather.
MATTKU FOR RMOICINO.
Priiut tlio Ibe'ler Analog News.
Hon. Simon Cainerun has resigned
his Seuulurnhip. Rut, reudur, don't
jubilate" j ot j bu has only transferred
bis official iiiuullu to his sun Don, so
lliul thu Cameron d) nasty still lives
that is, if the Republicun majority in
the Legisluturo don't go buck on their
promises to the Hon. Simon, which,
with his usuul carefulness, ho secured
before offering bis .resignation. Rut,
oh I how the people of Pennsylvania
would rejoice if the "old mull" could
only be disappointed, Scluli I
PENNSYLVANIA A "HOTTER RORUt.HU."
From Ihe New Ywk Ereoieg T.l.gram
Simon Cumemn, in bis 78tb year,
having satisfied himsell that he can
niunago the Legislature al Hurriaburg
to make thu Setialorship hereditary in
his lumily, has stepped down and out,
und Don Cameron will get into bis old
boots ul once. The remnant uf the
Senatorial term which ho bequeaths
to Don is only twoyeurs, and the Slate
ot Pennsylvania must muko up its
mind in lliul lime whether it will ru
inuin a rotten borough.
IVATCJIlXa ASH WAITIXG.
- If good intentions would make
good president, the United Status
would be tiivored al present wilh a
lirst-cluss article; so fur al least a in
lenliiiiiscun he judged from declara
tions. Mr. llu)t-s, for a fraudulent
president, bus started out well. Il bus
aetiued us though ho wus not disuised
to permit the American people to be
cheated, except in the single mutter
of tho presidency ; and that cheat ho
probubly defended on the ground that
it was a necessity that there should be
a man in the presidency whu wa de
termined to strike from the shoulder
al ull the frauds under which the peo
ple were suffering ; and that lie wus
that man. To accomplish a , greiit
good und lo drive awuy tho thieves
who were sucking out the life-blood ol
lliu nation, Mr. Iluyea determined lliul
It wus absolutely necessary that be
should HII the presidency, even if be
wus not elected to it. It is imWMsible
lo reconcile bis virtuous deeiaraliuns
with Ids acceptance ol the presideticy
ii pon any other theory than that he
believed that the supremesl safety of
the republic demanded his submission
lo tlio fraud which put him in posses
sion ol the duel mngiKtrury tit the
nation, and f 50,000 a year and all ex
penses paid. '
There Is another theory lijain which
the virtuous declaration of Hayes
and his thefl ol the presidency may
ho accounted tor; and that is by the
nelief tliut hu is a thief at heart who
is seeking to wear the livory ol
Heuven lo serve ihu devil in.
Which of these theories is correct
time will show. We will a. sin learn
whether our acting president Is an
honest ass or a dissembling thief.
Meanwhile we will watch the anga
ries. If he executes his promise lo
recognize Hie aaople's w ill in Lnuisi
ana and South Curuliiia we will incline
to give him credit for a-inine holiest) ;
for be will do a right thing, whose
logic forces his own abdication;
which ho reliisos to make. Il he
keeps I 'urnliiiu and Louisiana oil the
tciilcr hisi.i-.s of cxpcciulion slid sutis
lies ihem not ue will write him down
i he villain Ihiil uu more than suspect
him lo be.
We will scrutinize the actions of
Mr, Hayes in regard to those matters
as lu which his protestations are loud
est. We will haik at his civil service
ruluriu Hjlicy. We have so far seen
bim unanimously kicking out the cabi
net of bis predecessor, excluding thu
g'ssl with the bad. We have since
lound him renewing thu commissions
of the appointees of his predecessor,
keeping in the had with the good.
Tuko Goodrich, surveyor of the purl
of Philadelphia, lor instance ; for eight
year its surveyor, and in the eight
years absent from the city fully sown ;
an attentive officer, indeed, who would
have been relegated to private lite by
the rules of civil service relorm. We
will watch and wait,
Hayks Fencing. The "Counted In"
is evidently trying to reconcile his h
imlilical enemies. Having taken out
siders lor bis Cabinet, be will follow
the same lino in his other appoint
ments. Those who nominated him at
Cincinnati, and aliorwards had him
counted jn, are overliHiked. Don Cam
eron who lead off in the movement has
liven bulldozed above all others.
Thompson, of Indiana, who was the
inly one of the Cabinet in the Ciucin
nati convention, voted all the time for
Morion until he withdrew, and then
tried to carry his delegation for Dris
tow as a unit, and Tyuor, who was lor
Hayes, made a fight against it, and on
division carried eleven votes lor
Hayes, which, before the state voted
ho got raised, and Thompson, with
four others, voted sullenly for Bristow.
lyner retires from thu cubinet to
make toom lor Thompson.
In speaking of the financial failure
of lion. John M. Thompson, member
ol Congress from Duller comity die
trict, an exchange remarks that Lis
liabilities am about 180,000, and his
assets a seat In the next Congress,
Hayes has refused to remove the
Pimtmoster at 8pring8ld, III., because
he is a Democrat Ue Informed Dick
Ogleeby that no offlcts-boeder will be
removed ooter oa party grvtincU.
WJU T MADE BLAISE MAD.
Ill INTERVIEW WITH BAYE.
Hayes know before be leit Colum
bus know before the electoral coin
mission was hull' through its lu' ore
I hut llluiiiu w as going to give him
trouble, lieeogniimg bim as a lead
ing man in the Republican party, he
resolved that bis aiilugoliisiii should
lint be i liurgeil to a disreguld of the
claim ahicli Mr. Ulainu thought lie
bad iikiii bim. On the day he arrived
in Washington Mr. Ilulu wus sent for
aaM !.
. o... km, ut too naiv. siu
askod fiir time to consider the ofTor,
though hu know the instant it was
tendered him he could nol accept. On
Monday Mr. Hale told Hayes he pre
ferred lo serve bis party and coiisiiui
oii tx in Congress, and declined the cabi
net positition. Tho following day
Seuators UHi've tueeS tSaieKA ufiiraVMu,
called upon 11 uyes lo begin the war up
on tho lutter's policy right in thuWhite
House. Packard, who is alsu from
Maine, and a personul friend of the
two Senators, is a protege of Frye. If
Frye could bo got into the Cabinet,
there would bu al least one member to
plead his cause. To this end the elo
quence of the Maine Sonutors was
evoked, and Hayes listened with sub
lime resignation, liluine occupied the
seat irearosl him, where be could look
him as squarely in the face as Uayee
is accustomed to look when bet is
obliged to refuse a request. Hamlin
sat a little to illuine'j left, impressed
withlhedigtiity of an ox-Vice President
and a real Senator. Blaine presented
K rye's name with many reasons of a
strong character, seconded by the mild
voiuu of Hamlin. The face of Iluyea
all at once becamu radiant with smiles.
Thu Senators from Maine were certain
they hud Conquered, and waited lor
bim lo aay that he would offer the
portlolio lo Frye. Addressing bis re
marks directly to Ulaine, bo suid: "In
offering lo your ronul friend and
advocate in the Cincinnati convention
a plaoe in my Cabinet, 1 thought 1 bud
discharged an act of courtesy which
in iMiiuo manner had been iuissed
iiHin me. He, however, has declined
that honor, and " Mr. Blaine(intor
nipling) "Why not offer it to one
qually us eXH-rienced in public hie,
his culleugiie, Mr. Fryer" Iluyea: "As
I have just suid, in tendering the office
to one uf ) our personal friends, who
declined it, 1 thought, and still think,
I have tultillud all thai 1 imposed upon
in) sell to provu my desire to please
you ami your 1 1 lends. My first pur
hwu, however, was to please myself
and 1 regarded Mr. Halo as an excel
lent choice. His longexperienco with
the naval appropriation seemed to me
lo muko bun eminently filled for the
navy department. 1 have nut changed
my intention to give Mew England a
Cabinet puaiuoii, and w hile you are
nere, geiillomon, let me ask you what
you think of John M. Forbes, of Bos
ton. Hu is an old ship owner; prac
tically acquainted wilh naval architec
ture; a man of prominence among
eminent niurchuiila and undoubtedly
capabluol filling the office of Secretary
ot tho .Navy." The Senators from
Maine were greatly troubled how to
retival in good order. They had in
truth caught a tartar. Blaine replied
tliut there wus nothing conspicuous
slaml Forbes except his nose. "Well,"
continued Mr. Hayes, and drawing
several curds Iroin bis pocket, "the
name of ex Senator Crugin, uf New
Hampshire, has boon presented. He
is a man of experience in ihe Nuvul
Committee of the Senate, and must bo
familiar wilh many of the details of
the navy department. W ould he not
make a good Secretary 7" Hamlin re
plied, and Bluine repealed "U yes, but
bu is out ot publiu lifu and had boiler
remuin there. We will puss him by."
Iluyea thun read the name of (iov. A.
II. Rice, of Massachusetts, and Suid,
' He has had exierience on ibe House
naval commitluu, aud that, loo, at a
critical time in our history. Would he
not be acceplublo to New England 7"
Bluine wus becoming very nervous and
wanted to retire, but could not do so
grai-elnlly. Ho vetulently remarked,
' Rice has been dead ut least tell years.
His national glory en. led with the w ar."
Said Mr. Hayes: "Hero is a name I
sin sure ) on w ill approve, it mono of
nur colleague. Wbatdoyn think
of Senulor Morrill, of Veriiiont, Itir tho
navy department?" This was ton
much lor even Hamlin, who umo and
liiiw iiingly siinl to Illume, wlm bud
alsu lallen into line, "Lot us leave this
grave digger to his business, (iood
morning, Mr. President." "(Jood morn
ing, gentlemen," responded Mr. Haves,
and a Ihu Maine Senator leit hisoffl e
broke out In hearty laughter. Two
hours from thai time Blaine was
haranguing the Senate and knifing the
administration, f he galleries applaud
ed and tho Senators wondered. Dawes
and Hoar, ol Massachusetts, learned
the cause ol Illuine'a anger, and hast
ening to tho White House, urged the
selection of Charles Dovena, and that
ia how lien. Down came to Ire a mem
ber of the cubinet. Ho wa to have
been secretary of ihe navy, but never
having had experience In political hie.
tho Attorney General was regarded a
nvl sinieu lo iii anility.
HfW AdfrrtUfirifnti.
AIIMIWlaTHATOR's) NOTITB.
Nollo. I, hereby gives that Ultaranf Ad
niial.traliee oa Ihe .slate or K ICIInl.Arl MUR
PHY, ana of Morvt' towo.blp. Cleeraeld eisialy.
Pa., dseea.ed, having beea duly greeted le tha
endaralgrred, ell persoas lad.bted te said ..tele
will pleaM. make immediate payment, and ihnse
noting claims or aemeaes agaiaat the same will
present ttem aroparly aatbenllsar.4 nir eetUe
mistwIilHnild.ley. JESSE BEAM.,
Hylertowe, Feb It. '71 St. Admlolairator
C1AUTION -.au pareoaa are hereby eaalloa
J ed egaiael parraerlng or ia aav way med
diing wllb two ri,en mares, aaw ia tba poseoeeies,
of C. C. Shi,f, of Mesdwerd Sewesblp, ae lb.
uay, eabjeet v my order at aav time.
JAMES CURKILT.
Madera Msreb tl, litl-lie
CAUTIt)ft.AII perasas are kereby eeelloa
ed egeinet parnbalaag or la any way mod
dling with ibe lellnwiaa property, bow ia the
pseeeeetea at Cyree Liddlefs, of Lewreaee Iowa
.biy, re wit i I dork bey hiirse.l tree giay bars..
I fwo-asrse wegao, I eel Soohle herae.s, 1 poll
twla B'eda, I faaaieg mill ead a eaa b.s-re buggy
aa said property belongs So me and is left with
Mid Lliidicb oa toea, ,bI)m4 e my order at eey
lime. ctiAKi.as waviih
CmarSeld, Pa. Marsh, Jl-Ji
CAUTIII N All poreeaa or. kereby eoalHiaed
egalnsl parebesing or la any way raedaiiiig
Wilb tbefnllewlaearosmtvaew ie the mieeeMi,m
of A. Riglemaa,f Cesingloa toeraiklp.vlsi Twu
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day af Merek, IHtwihafl wUb sold igb
OMO a) bjoo, awbjeet to SSJP ereor al eey slme.
J. B. TAUAIOVt.
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W.i ol e.erylhlug le Ilia m.r.i. A, tl,
will bef.und lh. Leal .!.-. .u.l i,., u3
laMmg eliaohid W M. a. bll Abl EV
. "r" -
on aw nuUhiir
M.eu!rwWeia)'.' ,
CLr.AHrle.LU, p
The uuder.ign.d baring l.l, ,b.rg, , ,k.
II. .1.1. s.iula rrapst'tlulli .ulirli em.i,, ,,., ,
Ja': K-K tULLksiev'''
rASHIN(iTiiN llul'sF
Vl, KliW "Asll.iN
This a.w and wi ll lurnlsbad b..u i, ,
Ukaa by Ibe eujer.lxned. II. Il, uil.
beiag able tu render .e'lslaeliun tl,M, ws- .
favor bim wilh a sail. ' "
MeyS, IS7I " UA Ms, l ,, ,
rOYO UOUKB.'
Maio sirrssi,
PIIILII'HHI HU, PKNN t
Table alwsv. a 1,4 a-.tk .... I
aSnrdt. Tb- tr.velmn nuhlie I. In.n.j ! "
" '" HOIIKHI i.oii,
Bands
' a. a LO. a. w. is-oi.b. 4, , 77"."u
F. K. ARNOLD 4. CO.,
ISniikrH mid Krokcrx,
He)iiold.vllle. Jca'eraoii to., p.. '
Mime; reeelv-d on di-pnsit. Diseimm, , ,
derate reus E.ur. end For.ig, E.sh.n,, .,
wave on hand and rsille-tion. priiuipil.
Reyn.il.U.ille, D.e l, l74.-ly
County National Bank. '
OF CLKAItFim.ll. IM
I )OOM in Mamnir Handing. . ,l,.,
l CD. Waih.n'a ,ruK ninre.
Puum.T,.t . . ,
- "-- .-.i ,riD ,,, iei i..n,. CL,
r'l"""'"' L"1"'""' P"" and rnpeak.j,!
wr .... .Mr nnjai llsnknl l-. U,,
and Imperial fUnk ,,i ,.,n.n
JA.MKK T LEONARD, H,..',
W. M. SHAW, Cn.l.lrr. .,
DREXEL & CO.,
s, II Mouth Tlilrd Htrew,. pi,lla Mt
H. tun
And Oealers in Government Securities,
s,,piioaiiou oi men will raoeive pmoiia .ti.,
'ion. end all Infi.rmalios ebrerlelly l.rni-beil
OHere uilieled. ,ri, ,,.
Jfntisti".
fail et of rililrlal le-e-ib. . . J5(H
flligle ftt of tnitliial 1'awib, . ai-.'lKI
Dbs. HILLS & UEICIIII0LD,
DENTISTS.
rl.l AKPIS-I.I. new-.
Or. a M Mill, wiioiil Inli.rra hi. Iri.i, t.
patieais lb. I h- ha a.--i ,.-H w ib hua, ie lb,
pre Us. ol ilsiili.irv. D'. J I, K. He-enhnld. s
gentleuian wh'im .-ao m-oniioei.d aith full
a.nuieno. of gi.mg uti.lao'l m. an ml I fai-clioe.
t., be i.el ..I lb. office. A.I ..tk gnaraeld te
gee .aii.fs-iinn. A M II l.l.s.
Ot 18,7 tf. 1. L R. II KICI' MOLD.
STEWAET & BLACKBURN,
DENTISTS.
Curweusvllle. t'lrarrjald louiitj, P,un'a.
(OKee ia Ostee' New Ruildiog.)
Co. o.,lll,, j i,, 7 ;
DR. E. M. THOMPSON,
ST.j
(OSre In Bank Building,)
tlurareiiaillle. I leer field Co.. Pa.
mob 12 If.
MEAT MARKET.
F. M. CAEDOS & BRO.,
b Mara si ft, otic rtintr ars MitB llis-r,
CLBAKFIKI.lt, PA.
Oar srrRrwetvs arv I th- mul mi ltr
humcun iur riminin.f tha ia'(ie ttk ft-na
Ht-ais l all hiD'l, and uf the -wry hast husIiit.
alsu ., I it all ftiDda f Arirultursl IiudI"
ufDis, which kfi un aiaainiiiwn Hsr th- bra
ht o tha public. Call ari.iiiid wba la Ua,
tad take a tuna at ib'tag. ur address us
r. M. CAHlXiS a HH0.
Clrardald. P , Julj U, IU7a if.
FRESH MS.1T--EV MI01.
Tbe nndrreigned bee, by Informs Ibe pubiie ia
i-oerel that they keep on hand, rvgu aril, at
h-irihup. a-ljoinmg JOHN IllLICII siurnilara
nioosa. nppo.ito the Coart Uouaa, the
A"r fKK.sii nsur, vkal, uvtws
LAMB. I'OnK. KTC, AT
REDUCED PRICES, FOR CAMI.
Mark. miming. Toosv. Tber.,l.v. ami
iurdnis. Meat da t'ered at roaid.no. wuaa
le-ir.d
l .bare sf p.ironage is reepeeifnllr s-.lieiled.
M.reh I l;6 Iv. STtl). A VilNIIIU
K W CA Bl N KT M A Kl Nli .HOJ.
M. B. SPACKMAN
Daalraji to annonnesj to tb boSHc (da at ba ku
pasl
t ADINKr M A KIN1 (M0P IX C,K IUIBLD.
What kawi-1 RRKP ON H 4.ND
FT7SZTZ7T7SS,
Ard do ell Sls.l. f HAHINKT WllHk and HE.
I'AIR FI'IINITIIHE of ail k, .bort
nmiee and tn tlio Is-.l ,M,ible manner, Sh .p OB
r-iur'B Mrrrt, o.p.ue I'.rk A M rruT. r.maga
onp. Aug I. , ly
JOHN TROUTMAN,
DIALER IN
FURNITURE,
if ATTm:ssi;sf
AND
Improved Spring Beds,
MAKKKT STltKKT, NKAR P.O.
Tba a..frsi(n.l tear te in for a. tba HU
f Claartisi.l, snd Iba puttlic ifriierall", thai
im has itn hand a Ant asoriin-Bt of Kiirnitara,
-rh as Walnat, rhastnat and Catnlix. Chsl-r
uit-a. Parlnr Sutt-s. HefMntna; an4 ttrn't-t
'hatra, Indies' at;d lt-ni K Chairs. he Pr
tralfxl (i in tag aad Pardir Cuat'r. Oauip rataafid
Vindsor Chairs, Cloth Bars, Sti anal tCitt.
is) ieatldtrs, Hat Hacks. Bcrtttil.iiig Oruihii,
MOU1.DINU AND PICTHHK f KA.MKl,
Ixaokiiis! tJInsaM. Chritsiu, Ae., wbiet, aad
Mitahlr for MultsUt pns-rnta.
7 JllllN TKfUlfMAV.
READING FOR ALLII
BOOKS f STATIOSERY
Harkrl nu. t'Irsirflvlrl, (! the rot oflirr.)
THK artilrrRif rt d gt tears te ann
lh eiltsras or Cla-arflt-ld nd firinilv. tbat
. bna itlrd ap a mesa ar.4 has )et rstar
rnsn ibr rttf with Urfr naitit t rsudias;
alter, oonsiatdif in part uf
Bibles and Miscellaneous Books,
ItlNBk. AtrTHHt aa. VM B'etl- ul IWI d
ttt.to, Ppa-t aud Envftl.iiifbB, r'rn.'h prr
m. pipmi ions and ('Bctst Hlank l'(,
Pra, li.!. Mnrtnas-s, Julgmf i't . K"iiip-(-a
aa.i rsiisart B.ttcat Whtu and lUrt.
n-B' HriPf. Lfft Cap, Htfturd C-i.aiid Hin t'-ft
faiart Mfj-i., fr vitutr PUno, rats or Vi ltn,
aaslBtitlT en haad. An h..ks r atattwns-'J'
Icsirstd that 1 Ddat am hare oa aaad.wlll br nrdsrtsl
oi f rat iprs, aad a.. Id at h.l-sala r rsuil
t salt esstonrr. I will also harp pntirsJ
dlsratar, such as MajstlDs, Nwspaiars, Aa.
Pa A U At L1N
Claarfl-tti. Ma; T, IMA tf
II. A. KRATZEK,
(sanwaaoa f)
KRATZEK & I.VTi E,
aeaiee iw
DRY aoons,
V0TI0NS,
SOOTS,
HOBS,
LKAIIIKR.
CARILTS
OILCLOlH-l,
WALL FAFtR,
WIRD0W SHADES,
. . rte
atartret mrrr, CbsmrrH r.
lea I, loTT-hf