Dlisrtllsnrouj. JMHTICK' t:ONTAHLr.l ftl We printed lure-e usieher ef Ibe FEB BILL, end ' -"' ' '"""J. , ...... t-y - nHKAP GROCERIES! I , LUMBER CITT, PA. The enderiilgned announces U his old friends and natrons 1 bat no aaa openeo gueo line ei SK0CKHIK8 PROVISIONS at tb old stand of Kirk A Sponsor, tot nhlob be solieitj a libera' petroaage. U. W. BPBNCKH. Lembor City. Pe., Marsh ID-tl TERRA COTTA STANDING" VASES. tnva Lininn and Fire BricK, topi eoasleally oa hand. STOJE AXD EARTHED. WARE ' OP JVEKY DESCRIPTION! CBOCKSI POT81 OROCK8: FUher'l Patent AlrHKlil clf-8eaibir Km 11 Caail BOTTKH CHOCKS, with lido, CREAM CHOCKS. MILK CHOCKS, APPLE-IIUTTKR CROCKS, PICKLE CHOCKS. r LOWER POTa, PIB DISHKi, STEW POTS, Aaa a groat aiany othor talngi too aaaioroai ia . , Btauoa, w do im at FRED'K. LEITZINGER'S , STONE WARE POTTERY Ooraor of Chorr? ono Third Strom, CL1AKHKLU, PA. aujl l. . flinira. m. coaKia. a. Kiaaaoa. StLIvii, SiCxuiiivlb & CuS (Sooonaiin M Jka OolUb), POPULAR FURNITURE ROOMS, Market Mtreflt, Ciearllcld. Pa. W Btaaufaetara all atodi of Fnrn.tnra for Cbaailtara, DidiaK Koomi, Librarlai ana UIU If fm want fomUara of anj kind, don't toy watil yoa oar atook. VNDEICTAKIXG la all lia brancbaa. Wa kp In atook all tba lateat and moat improved unfflna and Cnfkatf. and hav ever; facility fur properly eoa docttnc thia braaab af oar buiineu, Wa hava ft petnt Carpta Pre- ;. . error, in which bodiea can 1 be preaerred for aton r fiderable length of Una. A member of tha firm haa hli ileopinfr apart' ' meat at our wan -room, wber be eo be fonc J by any aeraoa who ootae at aigbt for tba purpoae ol proeurtng eomiia. OITLICHo McCORKLE A CO. Clearfield, Pa,, May 10, 70-ly. N EW ... ; ' ' ' ' ' " ' ; FliOUH. FEED, . v ' ' and " GllOCERY STORE. A. G. KRAMER & CO., . Room No. . Ple'a Opera llouae. . Clearleld, Pa. Kp tot etaotly oa hiad SUOAR, COFFEE, IJA8, , fi .' 4 SODA, ' ' COAL OIL, SYRUP, 8ALT, SPICKS, SOAP, Caaoed aad Dried Trolu. TokoHo, Clf t, Coo dicl, CiJar Viaogtr, B4tUr, tit ' ALSO, EXTRA OME MADE Wheat and Buckwheat Floor, Corn Meal, Chop, Feed, &o., All nf whleh olll b Mid ebtao for eoib or la oiehango for ooaatrr prodooa. A.O. KRAMER CO. Clotrilnld. N". It HT..tf mm ;w firm .::'ne3c;.-'Vvo0t GLENN'S SULPJWJl SOAP. - Srr:MNO Rrur.nv for Discasm and I ijukim or iiir. Smsj A Hkaltiiful I! ALririF.a' or tii Complexios j A ItrLIABLE MeaXJ OF rV8!ITINO AND . Hki.if.vino Rill uhatum and Gout, and ' an Unfoualed Disinfectant, Deodo. I.IJF.a AND CoTN TER-lRRirANT. ttlcnn, Sulphur Snap, bidei eradi nti;; litrl discmcH of tlic ikin, bmnihei de i.ch l tlie cumpk-xi'in. and imporlt to it r ilii"!'i clcnrncsa and fmoothne&t. S..i!jhnr lUUlm are celebrated for curing ' and other riiieaset of the skin, u i r:i te. Rheumatism and Gtiut. Ulenn't .l(lliur Simp prnducoa (lie aatne efiectt r.l u mmt tnlliiiit exficne. lhii otfantrable f jiecific uNo tfieedily healt sent, tntisei, tcaldt, ti:nu, tfiraint and rufs. It removes dandruff and prevent! the hair from falling cut and aurmug gray. Clothing and Hnen ased in the licit room i itmnletted, and diseases communicable by cmlou with the person, prevented by lU t 'Die Medical Fraternity auction its ase. Prices-25 and SO Cents ptr Cakt; ptr Box (3 Cakes 60c. and $1.20. N. B. Bur tht l.vt oVta and thmbF T lit bold by ail Druggists. " HIUHl H UB AND WHISKER DYT," Blavk mr Brawa, M ( enca, C. I ni TTSITOI, rrop'r. 7 Sixth tifardtd Ihr tllghttt .tltdnl al i ritami, E. 4V H.T. ANTHONY 4. COi 1 Broadway, Mew York, (Opp. Hatropolitaa Holsl), aaanraeTvaBas, laroBTsas aaa aaaLaas ta tllROMOS & FRAMES, STEREOSCOPES & VIEWS Alaama.fltphet'rpM. PhotrirrrJhi, and Vladred gooda Calabritiaa, Aetraaiea, Ac, rnoTOGRArnic materials, Wa art headquarter! for arerythlig tha way ef SterMptiooiis avad iUntenxi, eetng Mtraraetarara or tot MICItO fiCIRNTIFIC T.ANTRRlf, fiTKRKO.pNOPTI,'ON, UNIVEHHITY PTKHOPTtrOTt. : AUVRHTlSF.K'fl BTKROPTICOIf ARTOPTirON, SCHOOL LANTRRb,- R A M ll.T LANTERN, I'KUI'L, a la a 1 Ann. Kaeh atyla being the beat ef ill olaaa la the -" marktt. - Oatatagaaa at Laatarwa aad fllldat, with dlree- tlowa for aitng, a at on apnlieatina. Aay aaterpriilng maa aaa make moary with a aieirie uanier-a. ar-Viilion ta tha CtaUwalal Bvpoaltloa will da wiaaly ta defer parehaeing gmda la oar Una aattl they eome te ear ttore ta New York, where they will tad greater variety and mora modereto prieea; aad aaa aideM ahem at ibetr raitera. But a have a eoaweaetuaj la tall eneM at flee of our gooda la tba bonding af tb? Departneal of Fohlie Caaafbrt, awd vbnae aat aamittg ta Hew York art hawttod ta aal aa aaw raawaaautfaa thte . - . A Ml tuak af Yktwa at? iha Bi aeeit lea aad ibe.r awe tea ta. jawTOat twt tkraadawHUeaiaat far rafaraaea.'M JaawMaTt-ly. , rv Ittisrrll.inroB. B OOT AND SUOE MAKING. JOSEF H II. DEK.tI.NU, oa Market atreet, ia -.haw'e Ru, Cleerflttld. I-. aa JuM received a aaa lot of r'reaeb Calf akae m4 Klaa, Ibr heat In Ik rial, and la aaa- err per a weaea tenure ererythinj tn bit Una. 11 anil war rut ate work la be aa wprneeoied. Al-i, all k bill of Leather aod bhoe Finding fur aele - ' The elttieni of Clear6eld aad tlelattj ar rapetfully (art tod to fire bin. ft eall Work dae ai Bbrt atitto. Mo'TSy Thc Bell's Run Woolen Factory BUHN' I) OtJTI art lor BURNED UPI Thtiuhaarlbari bava.ai irutaspnnia.riibu.il a nalgbborbood ntcatilty, in tbatraatioD of a 6ri olaw Woolen Manuravtory, with all tha asodarn impmrainanU altaehed, and ar irfarad tw uakt all ktndi of Clotaa, Cantaara, Satinatta, Ulan kata, Flannali, ca. flentjr l guodi ua band to au)))ty all oar old mod a (buuaand nawauatout-ra. h on wa to eoua and aiaintna our atuab. Tb baalnesa of CAKDINQ AND Fl'LI.INU will raeolra our aupwlal attention, t'roprf arranfnenu will bo taadt- to reeir and deliver Wool(toiuitoua(oinra. All work warranted and ton opun tba ahortaal aoltoa, and hv ttriet atirn- lloa to buainaaa w bou to naltia a I i bar a) hart' I publie patrunaa. 10.4MM) POUNDS WOOL WANTED! Wa will pay tba hljrhatt market price for W0(, aad tall our nanufaotured guudi aa luw aa altailar (oodaean be bouKbl In theouunt;, and whenever we fall to render reaetmahlr aatiifaetioa wo oaii Jweya he fouod at borne ready to naka proper uplaoation, either in person or hy latter. JAMK8 JOHNSON A 80NR, apr1IXf.tr Bower P. 0 JJARD TIMES 11AVB NO EFPHCT IN FRENCHYILLEI I am awai-a that thera art tome peraona a little bard e please, aad I am alio aware that the tiompiaint ul "bard titoei la wail mga univeraai Hut I am to ailuatcd now that I oan latiafy the former and prove eonolunlvely that "bard time" will not effoet tboee who buy their goodifrum me, aad all my patroaa abali hi iaitiatad into taa aa cret of , ; , - UOW TO AVOID HARD TIMES I have coodi enouKh to unitv all tha In&ehU I ante In tba lower and of the county whieb 1 aril at eieeedine; low ratea from my mammoth itum in MULSUNUUKU, wbert 1 ea& alwaya bt rouad ready to wait upon tallera and -up ply tbam with Dry Goods of all Kinds, 8ah aa Clotht, Ratlnetta, Caiiimerea, Maillot, Dew i net, bmaa, Urillmgs, taliooei, . Trimminga, Ribbona, Lace, Readj-made Clothing, Boota and Shoea, Rata and Capa all wf tl.e beat material and made to order Uoae, eoeaa, uiovea, ju it tent, Laoee, niDDona, at. 6R0CEKIK3 OF ALL KINDS. Coffee, Tea, Sugar, Rlee, Molaiata, fiib, Bali Pork, Linteed Oil, Fnh Oil, Carbon Oil. Hardware, Queeniware. Tinware, CaRtlnra. Plowi and Plow Caatinga, Nalla, Hpikei, Corn Cultlra tort,Cidar Praaiaa, and all kind, of Aiaa. Perfumery, Palnta, Varolii), Qleit, and a general aaiortmant of Htationery, O00D FLOUR, Of different brand, alwaya on hand, and will bt old at tba lewait ponible Bgarai. J. U. MeClakn'i Uedieinea, Jayne'a Medicine Uoatctter a and UooOand a Ulttera. &00I poonda of Wool wanted for which the htgheat price will be pain, vioveraoea oa aaa ana for tale at the loweit mar aat pnoa. Alio. A cent for Strattonville aad Curwanarilla rnreaning Maonlnea. tauCall and ee for youreetrea. Ton will Ind everything mually kept la a retail atora. L. M. COUDRIET Frtoebvllla P. 0., Angaat 12, 1874. BIGLER, YOUNG & REED, (Saeeauort to Boy n ton A Young,) FOUNDERS & MACHINIST.- M aoafaetarera of PORTABLE & STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES Comer of Fotrth aad Plea Streets, CLEARFIELD, PA. HAVING encaeed la the Baaafaatnrs of arM elast MACHINERY, wa raipeel fully Infera he publie that are ere aew prepared to III al orders aa eheeply and as promptly as ean be don. ta any of the elties. We menafsetare and deal la Malay and Circular Saw-Milli Head Blocks, Water Wheels, Shafting Polleys, Gilford's Injector, Steaa Oaoges, Steam Whlstlw, Ollsrs, Tallow Cups, Oil Cups, Oauga Cooks, Aii Ooeks, Olobe Valrea, Cbeoh Valves, wrought Iror Pipes, S.eam Pumps, Boiler Feed Pumps, Ami Friction Metms, Soap 8loae Peeking, Oem Peek ng. and all kinds of MILL WORK logetbr. with Plows, Sled Soles, COOK AND PARLOR 8T0VK, and other CASTINOS of all kinds. . jr-0rders snllolted end filled at any prlev All letters of inquiry with reference to machiner) of our manufacture promptly answered, by eddrcs- Ing as at Clearoald, Pa. Janl'74-tf BIIII.KR. YOKNO A KKED. G nOCKRIES. JAS. II. LYTLK, tooeesserte LYTLB A MITCHELL) WUOLESALK AND RETAIL DEALER l.N CHOICE I IXB OF TEAS. . ooi oir h JAf NS. impbhi., youno hyson, rnuli ii i iakfasi Pareet la Market. BUTTER AND BOOS. Will be kept aad sold at I rat soft. Cask eels for Country Prodaoe. . r OERMAN CHERRIES, TURRET PRUNES, PRESERVED PEARS, PHILADELPHIA DAME. FIR II. Mackerel, Lake llerrlng, Cod, As. PIC KI RN, . Barrel Pkrhlea aad BagDab Pick lea. ' PLUDR AND PEED, near, Cera MaeJ, Oal Maei, Ae. Jaa.t,U "' ' JAE.H.ITTL1. THE REPUBLICAN. CLKAKF1KLU, PA WEDNESDAY MOHNINQ. MAY f, IS7T. SO Ma ACCOUNT OP Tilt CIRCASSIAN TRUUtlLE AOAIN8T RUSSIA. The capable dispatch that tlio Porte ic oiapaicn that the 1 orte , ttlaW Caucaniii recalls the most alnkinjc pliuo of the continual March lor a hundred years of the Iturwiana to the lunda to the south of them. In thin niurch the bravo and hardy Ciri'anninnK have always been the lion. In their path. After a moot romantic hintory, in which tlio names of Promethua, Deucalion, Pyriha, the Argnnanum, ScMMtria and '.ho Earyptiuna, Iho Sey tliiuim, Milliridules, I'otnpoy and Tru- jitn, thu Arabs, Ttrtana and Turkomunn liK"re, Cireaiwia, in 1705,ovurihrow the Khuiis of thu Crimea and beeamu the ulliuM of the Ttirkinh Sullan. In 1739 the Cireaiwiana were declared indu- jiondent, but tbey bnve always rulain- uu an arTection Iiir their old nianterit In 1781 Itimnia acquired the Kuban bonier, and for eighty years after wards waged a warfuru on thu b.ld inotintuineors whose huroio Btrugglen to maintain their froedom aro pot ex celled in the hiatory of any people. In 1784 the Turks built the fortroas of Anupa, and thence incited the Curat nians to inaurreclion against the Rus sians ill 1807, but five years later, by the treaty of Bucharest, rtwtored to tho Turks, who availed theinuclveti of the peace that followed to convert the Circanaiami to Ixlamiam. In 1X29 Anapa again fell into the hand of the Riissiana, and with it tho country. The Cireaiwians, however, refinted to recognize tho cosnion, and Iben began tho struggle which has made them lumoas and gave to the world onu of its greatest leaders Shamyl, the lather ol the young man whom the Turks now propone to send to his na tive land to stir up his countrymen against their hintorie enemies and op preswnn. Shamyl the elder was born uboul 1790 and died at Medina, Arabia. in 1871. lie first appears in 1823 as a subordinate in a religious war against the Northern infidels. In 1831 bu be came a leader and organised bis grand warfnre against Runsia, which lasted for nearly thirty years. Ilia first vie. lory was over General Ivelitch, in 1839, at Aknigo. His force, were sup posed to be crushed and bimBcIf killed, but be reappeared soon afterwards and renewed the strugglo. The fight ing at Aulfo was of the most despcr ate character, and lor three days the conflict was band to hand. After five years ol guerrilla warfare tho Cr.ar Nicholas pent a large army into the country, which Shamyl opposed with ono of equal numbers. The Ruwiun campaign was foiled and a new plan ol action was introduced agaiimt the brave mountaineers. All atlempts to bring them to a pitched batllo, in which tbey bad shown themselves the o plain, if not the superiors, of the KusHians, were abandonod and detach ments sent against isolated spots. Whercverafooting was obtained, there a lort was erected. But this plan also lulled. Ibo Circassians kept up their offensive operations, and in 1846 tbey swept the chain of Russian forts and returned to their mountains laden with plunder. This victory was repealed in 1848 and 1850, and in 18S3 they drove the Russians back from eight leagues of territory. During thu Crimean war Russia, bad ber band lull elsewhere, and Shamyl was com paratively inactive. As soon as the treaty of Paris was signed the Csar reopened tho war. Shamyl held out heroically for three years, but the cap ture ol Vedcn in April, 1859, virtually decided the contest. Shamyl retired to the mountain fastness of Uhumb. near tho Caspian Sea. Hero, on Sep tember 6, after one ol tho most des pcrato conflicts of history he was fore. ca 10 surrenticr, aim cameo prisoner to Moscow and St Petersburg. With this battle all activo efforts to maintain the independence of Circassia ceased. Shamyl was treated with distingiiixhed courtesy by the Cr.ar, who settled a pension of 10,000 roubles upon hi in In 1870 the old hero repuired to the "brine of Muhomct, where he died the following year. Although subject to Russia tho Circassians liavo not aban doned their hopes of freeing their country with the assistance of their old allies, tho Turks. In 1856 tbey sent a deputation to Conslantinonle imploring tho Hultun's protection ; in I8C2 a deputation arrived in London and presented a petition to the Queen protesting against Russian rulu and tho right of Turkey to cede their country as she had done noarly thirty years before, and 1803, during a vieii of tho Czar Alexander II. to the Cau casus, a delegation of Circassians wait ed npon him, praying to be left in pos session of their country and promising to live on terms of poaco and amity with tho Kussians. Tho Emporor re fused, and offered them tho alternative of waror emigration. The mountaineers chose the former, but their great lead er was sadly missed, and aftor a year's fighting they submitted, and there was great emigration of about 200,000 persons to Turkey. The Circassians yet remaining in the Caucasus are sti djscontentcd and ripe lor revolution, and if young Shamyl has but half the heart of bis father, the Russian armies now operating in Asia Minor may suddenly find a moro formidable foe in their rear than in front of them How Grave I There is not ball so much Hayes, in j going on among the Radical noarspapers, since the report ol tne second Commission has been given to the public, as before. The present silence portends a storm, or an awful amount of praise very soon. Vt bicb it will bo depends on Hayes, not on tho independence of tho free men who control a "Iree press." Slaves I ' Some people suppose that Mr. Hayes' oath ol office baa caused him to re move the army from South Carolina and Louisiana. This ia not the fact. Democratic Senators and Congressmen refused to appropriate any more money to the support of tba army unless it wa asaiifned to do loiriliraata dutv. Uenc th removal from tb States ! named. I T1IK SOUTH S REMAINING VOKH. Governor lluniitirT ami (iovornor Nichnlle are pledgutl to the preserva tion ol order in Ihi'ir reepectivo States. Each has claimed thai there in no ne cessity lor tlio presence ol' thu trtHiu ; emh has urged hit uhilily ami anxiety to preuorve peace and insure Ibucquul itr of all citizens before thu luw. II' all ae well, thu Imld ol the carpet ,, t.t. i,;, ,rovl.Pi t ,,, iqiaiiV 'im'miili. eW vi reavaaajM IILiii o anj ru i.:tin i would a Northern Slate to it.. .Here with tho local government I home rulu will bo an much a n ahly in Smith Car olina as Musai l'UHulls. and bogus gov ernments will no mure bo propped up by bayonets in Liuiiaua than in Muinu. A reign of luw and order will nut only viudiculu the hiinent hiluntioiw uf thu white Duiuui ruUi, but it will en. tuliliidi, hcynnd argument, the wisdom of tho Prenideiil's Siiurtherii Policy ; it will nlinw that thu Irceilnicn and their dinner inunteia can live tngellier in peacu ami baruiutiy , uiitl it III ibuw that both thu nlavca and their musters have for moro than tuelco yeurs been cruelly wronged by thieving, murder ing carpet-buggetK. la it not plain that all or any of tbusu results would provo, what every bouent man believes, thill thu Radical policy of reennntruc tion was a failure Amt, lust and all the time? U would provo also that the South never needed any force bill ; that thu relations between thu two races would have adjusted themselves without the sham of tho civil-rights bill ; thut the "outrages" and "massa cres'' wero not the outcome of race hatreds, but ol radical instigutlon ; and thut Mr. Blsinu's amnesty speech was vitriol intended to bu poured into a last-healing hut still very seusiiivu wound. The triumph ol Mr. Hayes1 Southern Policy which commends it self to patriots becuusu it is a cousii tulional policy would bo proof that the Republican party baa not only wasted twelve years of opportunity, but actually used thu time and its op portunity to bold the South In thu bonditgu of roguery, ignorance and bayonets. So wu would have the Radical-Republican party set before us in its own making. We would see that party hindering, not helping the blut ks to guod citizenship ; breeding discord, riot and bloodshed; staving off ibu day ol reconciliation, peacu and constitu tional government. It is not to he imagined that men of tlio llluine Mor. ton-Chandlur Logan stump could ru gard any of tin so things with calm satisfaction. No man can see the lie given to all that bo has advocated as gospel truth the bottom knocked out of all thu fine theories be tins con structed wilhoul a feeling of resent ment Inward thu bluster of his hopes. Nochurlalau likes to bu stripped of bis paint and circus clot lies, and held up to thu world in all bis nuked deformity. It will bu a sad day for the political mountebanks who buvu vaulted and spat fire around Washington, when thu people of thu South, black and w hite, demonstrates once more hy w ell-ordered and prosperous communities that tbuy aru ablu to govern themselves. It the Radical malcontents can prevent it this day will bu long deferred. A few genitino "massacres" and "out rages" would be a godsend to them would help them to fire thu Northern heart" and hold together their disinte grating following. The country knows who stirred up broils and murders in thelaslcampaign.and marshaled, under the "bloody shirt," thu ghosts of men who bad fallen victims to the mad sil icy of reconstruction and batu ; it was a dress paradu ol speclrus drawn up in lino to tun into nuw life old remem brances and old hatreds, thai these might bring back the old majorities. History even recently made history is good for something; it is tho guide post of yesterday giving direction for to-day and to morrow. The men who only yesterday tried to set thu blucks and Iho whites of I lie South by t In curs may find it profitable to repeat tho performance to morrow. What is there of virtue in their record thut would stay their hands? Wu predict nothing of the Rudical leaders; wo say only that peace is at war wild their personal interests ; that they have not heretofore allowed fine semi munta of justice to slop thu way of their interests ; and there is litllu hope that they buvu learned anything by lute experience. If wo hear anything inure of luce discords und conflicts in the South, thu people will know pre cisely whero to fix the blame, and the fixing thereof will bu bud for lliu Rud ical element of the Republican party. Biiltimore Uiiztlte. The era ol perfect reconciliation has not, as yet, struck North Carolina hard enough to give any onu a shock, us witness this simple lulu. Thu Internal Revenue olficiuls lately made n success fnl raid on illicit distillers in thu Tar Heel .Stale, and bagged a number ol tho gang. Their trial is sis in to come off Wore the United Stales court at Uroensborough, and the chances of the culprits' gelling off on llioevideuce is very slim. But the Slate courts huvo kindly come lo the aid of thu law-breakers, and have issued some fifty warrants lor the arrest of wil nesses who bnd been summoned on be half of the United Stales. A "loyal" proceeding truly I Journal. Neighbor, what aru you driving at? Do you not know thai Secretary Bris- tow two years ago urresled a lot of "illicit" crooked whiskey dealers in the loyal Slates ol Indiana, Illinois, Iowa and Missouri, and alter spending a great deal of Government cash con victed, and sent them to thu Pcnitcu tiary. But Bristow wus kicked out ol office and the Prusidunl pardoned all of them except Bristow. Now, why re peat the same force in North Carolina? Why spend the peoples' money so foolishly 7 M a at ii tu linger from South Caro lina and Augur from New Oilcans. The miserublo Ctesaruan tyranny of Grant, lift, Blaine, Packard, Patter son, Cameron & Co., is numbered with other dolelul and humiliating memor ies ol the past. 'Tramp, tramp, trump, tho boys are marching" away from a service thai irked them sore to render. Soliihfyino. Il appears from what is now transpiring In the South, that when Congress meets, that the mem- bora from that auction will vote solid-1 Mission, il it wore offered him. Twen ty lor the Deiuocruliu nominee Iiir ty year ago when be waa a red hot Speaker. Then that Radical aiarev. crow ."a solid South will mm tn a new aha rm Weill wkn'a dot., iki.s SOUTH CAROLINA FHICE. After twelve yearn of carml hug mis rule South Cumliiia 1 once mora free, and a (iiirutnmciit chosen by I lie ienilo ol tlio Sialu linn llnltrltt'l control. On Tuesday ul noon, April 12i h, thu United Suiiua tnsip weru withdrawn troiii thu Statu House at (?oluniliu, and on Wtdneailuy thu ix ucutivu oHleu M ux formally aiirrvndurt d to (iovurnor lluinitni. Cliuinheiluin jrKllt.(J ailllr .uu, lv,w...; WlWW-'i oul uis U'irip wbicU is an acknuwi eifgcliielit'lliu't'tl.u noplt 1 llm Sn aru not with him. lie claims thut his title to thu Governorship of the Slule is us good as lluyua' Ullu lo the Presi dency, but oven admitting tliis,ilglves him no cluim. Tlmi the ull'.iirs of the Slule will bu prudently und judiciously arranged under thu leadership ol Gov. Iluinplou, no one cuu doubl. He has ihu confidence und support not only of a uunieiical majority of the people ol tho Slate, but among bissupHirlurs m e ultnosl all tlioso u hose support in of any vulue ibu intelligent und properly owning portion of both races. U'lm t tho people of the Slule have bu Holed under carpet-bag rulu is ul most beyond comprehension, A I'uiut idea may bo obtained from statistics compiled lust fall by the bunkers and merchunis of Charleston, showing thu cost of ihu Slulu government respect ively under Dclnocrutiu and Republi can rulu. Thu periods are from 1853 lo 1800, under Deinis.'raliu rulu, and from 1808 lo 1875, under Republican muiiagomont, periods of equal length : For. llsiuiiorelis Ki-pulilican. llsnarul taxation lo,l7d,7l llo.77,a0 Legislative elpenaes..... H7.SH l.uH.tal Priming e,4 ;. Hula ie 7'U.HJ l,j;i.J.i .jiuis.. tS.SSl S.I2.4HS Fra St-n.,ula. t!,.1l7 I..l3i. .l llirtoal y.ar's lea H,:Sj J IJIvM IllUlit.l legisatlretsp. J-I.72V ell.Mt lu the period Iroiii 1800 lo 1873 thu valuation of thu Stutu declined from II9I),000 0(U ltl70,UH0,U00-a fulling off of sixty five per cent. In the sume Hriod the tax levy increased Iroui f 400,000, to f 2,7O0,O0J-au incrvusu ol 140 per cent. From $10,00 J the cost of Ihu Legialuluru hud grown lo 8291, 100 alt increase ol C25 per cent. L'n der DeiuiKiatie rule lor sixty years before thu war the total cost of the public piiuliiig was 1100,000, or $6, litJOaycar. From Oct. 1870 to 1873, Ihu public printing cmI 11124,281 3i. Uu loru Iho war the sessional stationary hill was $400 ; after thu war it nine lo 116.000. Of the seven members of the Chumbuilaiu ipivcriimciil but iwo paid tuxes aiiiniHitiiig lo (16.90. Of the 57 while and 98 negro Legislators, 21 whiles and 67 negroes paid no luxes, and 85 of Ihu 155 Legislators weru not uiuntioned on thu tux hooks. Thu Slulu debt, which in 1861 wus lour and a half millions, baa been in creased to over thirty millions, Iiir which there ia nothing to show and to this should bu added a decrease in ihu Slate assets, 1'uilroMtls stolen by Patter sou & Co., uuioiiniiiig to nearly two millions uf diillurs. The cost uf gov erning thu Slulu one year under Cham lie rluin, una property basis oil 170,000, uOO, was equul lo six years under Dem ocratic rule on a property basis ol 490,000,000. Altouita Sun. Mors, or Hayss' "Policy." Tho Fraudulent l'n sidciit according to the it lurk Jlrruld, said lu reply to Thoiuua W. Conwuy, formerly of Lou isiana, w ho "hoped thofreedineu Would Hod a firm tneiid" in bun, thut they (Ihu Iruediuuii) would "find bun their friend, but we need to find olbur friends Iiir them among men who, bu cause of tbu color line, aru now re- gunlod as their enemies, and we must in some judicium way divide the Ik mo cratic parti of tht South and make the Republican parti better than i( ." So hcru we have at last an acknowledge meiit of Mr. Uuyes' purpose.- Ho wauls to divide ibe Democratic party. lu other wolds he aims lo destroy the organization which the Southern while people huvo inudu their protection against the thieving carpel baggers and which has delivered them from the hund of the spoiler in every Stuie nut two. ill you walk into my par lor? sujs the Wbilu House spider to Ihu Southern blue bottle. UnOHATKFUi. Radicals. Tho J. Mudisoii Wells family, of Kupidcs Pur isli, Louisianu, huvo a small war claim s.-udiiig bcioi-u the Soul hern Claims Commission, itemized as follows : J Madis.n Wall l:l.tj rei.n) M ami .U Wells ui,oie L ii. le.tue totals f Mleb el U W.I a Lisa Tolal 6aS S, I Mr. J. Mailisou Wells' lust hours in Washingtiit. wore devoted to the fruit less efforts lo persuade lliu Commission Ui allow ihu litllu laiuily bill. Even uilcr having madu a President and luoguisbed in prison therefor, thu trifle of pis ket chaugu thai bu wanted lor thu Wells lumily was denied him. The ingiatiiudu ol Republics! Thu bottom having dropped out ol curpel-bagism and acallawaggery down South, has put the vohlicul locusts in a bad fix. Their days, like those of Bolshazsarofold, aro numbered. Their retiigu will of course ho. Now England, where everything is on an equality, and period ly lovely. Thu unearthing of carpel-bag frauds in South Carolina lias already com menced. They aru so huge that both the erpulralora and lliu tax. payers aro auiazud. But, thu former take wings and fly away to their beloved friends up hero in thu North, here all loyal men aru sal'u limn llumptoii's In quisitiveness. Sacrhd Mamjhs. An English firm is negotiating with the viceroy ofl Egypt Iiir a concession giving it thu right to export bones from old Egypt ian cemeteries, which will be made in to phosphate manures for English acres. To such si range uses do uiun come at last. A STiNiir.a. The letter n Ex-Plenipotentiary Adams, to Mr. Tihlen, is thu wickedest document, small aa it is, that has been walled on the psslilical breeze lor many a day. If It did not make Hayes jump, there is no use in throwing hot shot into his camp. A Patriot's Wants It i rumored that Col. Fornev would lake Foruiun Democrat, be wanted to b Senator, hnt Rimnss vutA.aeM.I kina oal I Ik. S "-aS."- V" " "! seat. I ROU MANIA ANnOTHKR NOM INA LI, V TURKISH HTA TKS. Prince Charles nf Rnumanla fs about to declare himself an Independent son reign under tho protection nf the Emperor of Russia. Independence would he of more value if It did not require lbs "protection" nf powerful neighbors; hnt at least tho Roumanian ruler will he far more at ease In Ihn Im. Inw of Russian power Iban in Ihe , Marion ..In. m Jtl'.pcrl0. b?M Sn. in' exclianire ma siilNinlniation mi a .eu.l y substantial lnilcr'5esa ri Vast Vr change hlasnzerlan vorv satisfactorily. This declaration is a deferred response to one on the same subject made In Constantinople in December or Jann arv 1st. It was then declared hy the Sultan's covrrnment that Ron mania was an IntPural part ol tho Ottoman Empire, and that certain formalities nt homage to his snr.arian nn the part of the prince invested with the government would not in future ho dispensed with. Atrsinat that declaration the Prince protested in vain. It was an expression of ths purpose of revived Moslcmism tn draw very closely lines that had hoen permitted to become so ooe that they practically eeaed to define or bind. It was the opinion In Cnnstan tinnpln jnaf then that th Pultun's ait thnrity was perishing for lack of a sufficiently vlirnrons assertion. Conse- qnentlv the Prince was compelled to recognise that his independence, if it were tn he enjoyed in the future mnst ho supported by distinct relation to some armed force greater than his own. His natural disposition tn Incline toward Russia was therefore stimula ted, and he waa forced into the atti tnde nf consent to its use nf Ids terri tory and into tha practical alliance he now makes. No doubt a similar de claration of independence wllll present ly he made by Prince Milan of Bervia. It will be remembered that the pro ject to promulgate such a declaration miscarried during tho recent war. Thore la now very little doubt, we presume, that tho treaty which will clone this war will recognize that Bos nia is equally independent ol the Sul tan, even if it does not in addition recognize that it has become part of the Austrian Empire. In Egypt ia lo he observed the saino cent ritngal tend ency. The Khedive wiaely hesitates to send tn the Sultan '.he military as sistance demandod of him, and western Europo warns him not to spend in Ottoman wars thu money due to his own creditors. If ho determines to hold aloof in iho quarrel a declaration of independence on his part would be wine, as it will not more anger the now era in Constantinople, and secure Rus sian favor and a guarantee of immnnl ty against the day when peace is made. By these early incidents of the strife it may lie seen bow readily the Sultan's vast domain will crumble awav separate kingdoms ; bow the Commander nf the Faithful may be deprived of political and military con sequence in Europe, and the Kmror nf Russia yet keep bis promise not tn acquire his neighbors territory. N, Y Herald. The Govts mint" Bowxti. When Hayes believed that Gov. Tildon was elected he said in a little iooch at Columbus be cared nothing for hint' self, but he "did feel an anxiety for the future of tho poor negroes at the South." Wonder how ho feels now, that ho baa done precisely what Til don proposed that is banded over South Carolina to Hampton, and Lou isiana to Nicholla. No Democrat will gainsay that. But bow about his bow els of compassion tor tba "poor ne gro." Somebody is most hugely ham bugged, either the Hayes firm, or Sambo. As we have no stock In either firm, we are rather comfortable, in a political sense, at this distance from Ruturning Boards, Commission, etc. The Fowl Taxi Wisos. General Nlcbolls, having been declared th "silting" Governor of Iiouisiana, by Hayes' Commission and everybody except a few sealliwags and carpel baggers, has caused a great commotion in that Slate, especially in New Or leans. That was the city where the thieves and rubber roosted ever since 'Beast Butler" entered it In )863. Since the finding of thu Commission in question ihu political buzzards have tuken wings and flew tolbeir Northern homes where they hav boen missed for many years. Business Failure.--May k Co., the largest house iu molale and hardware in Boston, have suspended. Liabilities, 1600,000. The liiiluru ia occasioned by bud debt and geuurui shriiikaguduring the past lour yeurs. Hon. Win. G. Brownlow, an ex memburot lb United Slates tfuiiale, known aii ovui the country aa Parson Brownlow, died al bis borne in Knox villu, Tennessee, on Sunday last, April 2lh. ' Now thai Chamberlain and Packard have boon disposed ol, the Cincinnati hlwuircr desires the President to giv biaalUiiitioii to Vice President Wheeler, because it "wants no men in office who were not elected." An investigation of ihu Philadelphia Municipal Commission into mercantile uppruiseineiits, has. so scared people thai they are giving their just rale, and there is an increase of 1 100,000 in the revenue. James Rudpatb says that as far aa Hayes represents the party, it is a leoroua Lazarua whininir lor the votes that lull Irom tb Southern Demo cratic table." Tbu Murphy leuiputano wava ia atill spreading over the State. A thore is plenty of loom for a reform of thia kind we hope il will roll on. The annointment of Ed. MePherann. of Punsylvanla, to be Superintendent or the bureau of engraving and print ing, can o omciaiiy announced. Goldsmith Maid is at her old trick. In a California trot on Saturday week sb wa an easy winner in three bants time, 2 22,, 2 19 and 2 191. Th PrasbyttM-y of Aortaiimberland has just held it on hundred and thirty-third stated anewting. , , ulssaMii I II Gen. Kama baa rtard from alaxi co, wber tv bu tpnt U past wia- lUr. 9rw Stavrrtlfrmratf. TwaMILVKNT MIITIC Commoawaallh vs. Juases kerla (e the I SVasl.a ) Praau Cosrt ef Quarter .Ol of Ckeriold Co , rlotlre Is hereby glvea that epelleelloe will be made ia this esse, uej Ibe Irs) Mueday ef May Tans, A las aliebargs ef tee Defsedeet aa-ler the iesislveat taws, ul nbleh ell pursue, lat'irealed hu.airtioe. ISRAEL TKST, CleerS.ld, May I, 1177 L llsf'l's Au'y CAHTIOSJ. AllpaeMuaar. heraky eaulkned gainst eerebe.leg ae ia aay way medSOOB -: MV."!r e, .. '-vv 1;: ft;i r-irfi. wc.-ltrmi a WyeT,aW, doe, eed ell the tladev el hie assess hs Ibu stevew-is-e. as the a ves parebeeed by me a. 11. aa.-able'a asle ue Is, lit, day wT April, 'T7, Is Ian wit aim sa 1'iee. easiaat to my order at anv lima. FRKnKKIt'K KOHI.IK. Trout, l is, May I, .177 ,t. CI AUTIOW. til narsoesare hereby eeeilnn. j e against pareaaaiug or la any way mod dling with the lollewlne urooertt . now ia the poMeasion ot Conslaeliae Sebieuling. of Boges o.wasnip, to wit t ail Ova grain la ike groaa tu tha oaole and eis-ses Bow la hie poaawaaioa, als hue. and nil hie farming Isiulomeiila. Mai.t area- ertr was iiureheeed hy mo en the lath day of April, IS77, and Is lei I with blm it loan eubjeel tu my u'dr. JullN BUTLKH. Lawieaee, lp. April I4.T7 ! a OHINIHTRATIKs NOTICK.-Ni.tloe A le hereby eivea last Letters of Aifmlniatra- ti..a en the estate of BALTlMZKR OKNNIL, lute ef Ooriogtoa lowasblp, CleerUold ononty, Pe., deoaeeed. bovine bean dely created te the BBdersiguad, eul parsons Indabted lo uead stole will pleeao make immediate payment, BBd theee bavieg elaime or demaode will present Ihem prtipeily BBtbootieated for eetilt-meBl wllhimt delay. JOHN SXNO, Admiuisirator. rraevehvllle. P., May f, '71 ! AISWIulHTHATtlR'S MOTICR. Motlee bf hereby giraaj ihuf LetserewfAd- oiiai.lnulee oa lbs aetata or Wat. T. TllOKF. late of Greeowiied looeship, Cleerdeld euoaty, '-u . - j a 1 undersigned, eH peraoas ladebted to said oeteie ill ploeae rnebe Immediate payment, aatd taoae Beeieg oleima or demaoda agataat tba euaae will presaol Uiu properly eethontieeted fuf aatiie mrnt wilhoul delay. CHARLES THORP, Bower, April It, '77 it. Admiolstroier. ADMIMIHTH ATSIMnV NtrTICR. Nrtiee te hereby glean that Letters ef Ad mielalrelioa oa the colelo of WILLIAM BELL, lata of liroeewoed lowBship, Cleorleld Co., Pe., der'd. aaviag beoB duly greeted le the BBder slgned, ell peeeoae iadebud te said estate will please euaae immedlete pBymeat. aad laoea bar. Ing oleima or ilemead. willpreaeat them properly eetbealioated foe satilemeat witbouldalav. FKAMPTON BKLL, E. L. HOOVSK, Bower, April IS, IStf tte Admiuieiratoes Divorl'K mmcii. Joa E. Haoaaaaa vs. Cera'isa Bui ansa la the Cart uf Commoa Ph-ae of Clear-aid Co., e. 74, ataroa I., 77. Al. Sab. Bur. Inruree. Te t'atbarise Brohakaf t Ye aro hereby re .luirrd to appear ea the Irat M'adsy of Jaee. II7T. to sbww eaaaa why a deeree of divuree .hiiuld not be made egaiest yoa ia Ibe ebeve aiaua ceae oa rn'mpleloi el Joe. B Hrabekar. ANllHEW raMZ.J,, aaertf. April 15. 177 41. DivoHt r mintn. MtttL. MiLtaa vs Levi MiLLsa la Ibe Cfsnt of Cemmva Pleas of CleerSeld oo No. 4, Mureh U 177. Bub. Bur. Dlvoeee Te I evi Miltaet Yea aes hereby reejolred lo ppeae ea tao iral day ef the salt term of Ibe I'nurl iaf Commoa Pleas of CleerSaid eoaoly, to how reuse whv a deeree of divorce sbirold ntt be m.de oceinst yon lo the ubove sutcd eaae eo uomplaiel or Metil.le Miller ANIillEW rtJNTZ. Jr, Rhorlf. April 15, IS77-4I. TRIAL LIST -I.I.I ar obbms set do.o for trial at seeeed weak (Ink day) ol May term, e,r : W. B. A L. Aaaoeia'a ea. James Haley. W. W. Wileva.toasers 1 C. Wright A Co. Ha... B Leaeo va The T. A C. B. R. Co. B.AC. Harl.bore ve. The T A C. R. R. Co. O.C. Paaaaanee vs Jose. Hertsbwra. Andrew Penis, Br. vs a. Corley at, al. Sam'l Hegrny's heiri va. W.V. Wright et.el , Ad's J. Is. Uar is vs. Rieberd lioWop. Haevgr II. Hill vs. Hill A Clark leioee I.. Hill va. Hill A Clark W S. tilebey va. J W. Derm. F. R. Rooter ve Juba DuUoia. J. W. Lowers va Jsha DuHeia. Latere. Meyer vs Ve. W. Irwia. Woo. M. Hnebia ve. The Peaa'a M. R. Co. Ire B. Stilimua vs Bl.iem A ErhareL Samuel Widomlre vs. 7ore. Co per. Criramaa A Boas vs. luiee tfeioeu. W. g. Meed A Bra's vs. Samuel Murpbey. J. A. Il.l, Uaardlae vs. I. B A 1. 0. Keateer. ELI BLOOM, Prolboaetery. I 1ST )K JURIMI8. II. 177. eomasoaMag ea the Id Muaday-tae - a., ana .. w i wv weeaa : eaaaa joaoaa. Joha Smith. El Mm top M M. Lather, Brady Joe. Heeiogoe, W A Bore, Cleerdeld lies. Yeaseg. -J. L. Lamvy, Wee. Emerieh, Kanhaea table, Tbera. Laweeaee I. w. Seyde'. ' Ire. Ardery, Morris at, A. reiater, Oeoeoli M. C. MeCelly. - Allrrd Viaard, Cov'glen1 K.W. MeNaal, nr., Pihu seo. attar, uoeaea Deal Ourtoj, Uruham wm. t. irwia. S P. MeKeadnek. Nathan Llaes, Union Ferdleaed Seyler. V alee O.MeOrnekea, Sreraw'd Uee steelep tiulieh Oae W. MeCally, Ua ieh J.W eleieader.Woud'd Taevanaa seaoas 1st waea. H L. jleOhea. Bell S7m. Neweemee, Bell Sam I Lambert, Bogga Joha Bieeb, Bradiord David H. Liaoa. Brad Joa. Hrherliag. J. P. Mulhollead " HiaryKriBar, " J. A. Johnston, Dseid Reams, liaa'l tiuodlaader, M Joa. H-yler, ar F.N Hookoaberry.Bara aide lewosbip A. Baughmaa, Deeatar Wash kephart. " A. MeUarvey, Cheat Wm. Kahas, Coviagloa Ilea. Straw, FerguaoB Jus Bcauaiager, Utrerd rj. U. Morrow. Uoaboo Joha A. FuHoa. OII.ee Hobler, Orebam Kill. W. Evuua, -Edeard Coared, Qulieb T. VaiiDaaae, Hou'adalo Joe. B. Hewitt, Uualon Wm Cot Rnoa Alas. Beed, lr Law'oe jBO.Patiere.ia,i. leorleld Juna Porter, ' U.K. vVseooee, " CD nlaoa. Jobs M. aebeyeer, -J owe Ogdea. urvuy fueamore. s B. M hippie. Owrwaas'llel J. A. Aataa. ' tf. B. U-wdiae. Morris new. i. asuaeoe, E. M. Tbumpeon " lies, ketiieeerfer, " m. H. Hall, Uooeter E iu W.Ik. David Patnok, Uilbort Toear. jr. Newb'g a. u. uoeu, reaa Jobe Sbeeeee, Uaioa D.J, Kliae, e..rd TSaveasa ivaoas -a ween. Oeo iliHoe. Iteoeaila K. 8. T.yloe. Ooakea Jus. E. Uruham. " ilea W Miles, Uelieh J.w. 0UII.ee, Jordaa Raieh Erhard, Kaoa Miles Beoes, Lawrenee Jeee CoopHe. " He-. Fleeal. 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SUMMONS, 8UBPIENAS, EXECUTIONS, ATTACHMENTS, ARTICLES OF AGREBMENT, LEASES, BONDS, FEE BILLS, CONSTABLE'S BLANKS, Ac, 4c , tc. JOB PRINTING. W are prepared to do all kinds of PRINTING SUCH AS POSTERS, PROGRAMMES, CARDS, LETTER HEADS, ENVELOPES, RILL HEADS. STATEMENTS. PAMPHLETS. CIRCl'LARS, Ac, Ac, IJJ THE BEST STYLE, AND ON REASONABLE TERMS. ORDEIIS BY MIL FOR ALL KINDS IT WORK WILL RECEIVE PROMPT ATTEN TION. Geedlander & Lrtr, Cleartcld, CstvlvCU Cac3t7, Pa. iotfii. THE MANSION HOUSE. Cvroerol Seooudend Market oiroeia ' tl.SLAHfltl.O. PA. 'IMII ula end oommwdiueo Hutel baa san 1 tha peel yuer. r,.e te a)lbu former eepeaity for h euierulawuai of , , gara aas gueals. The .S..I. Suojia, aa. ail rafuraiahad, ed the proprietor will .f,r!" peiae lo render his guaau eomlorukla ua.u staying with blm. " Mr he 'Maastos Dooao" Omelk ruas a, r- v u.o.rTUM . eeeh traia W. C CaKIs,!! ' ' " Pruv, f . . i - . I'll Murhet at reel t learflel mm. e llrauley, formorly piopr,.i,4 louurd Ho having leansl tbu Al ,.k Hotel, sulieile e share of publie patrudajc., the llouav baa l-eeo Ibomualil epi.rd ai . a.w luriiiaSed, end uuel. will b.,.1 it a . e,., , plug plaoe. 1 he uole will be .utvciiv-l e.ta brei ol everytlilUj( lu tlio siarhei. ai ii. ai will he foeod tba beat aiur. and lejuor. ij etabltng utlarhed. W ,U. S. hll.i 01 t May 17, IS. I i. .e, ,., CHAW HOUSE, O (Cur. Ml Markoi A Cmhh at ft.,, CIsEwAKKIKleU. fA Tba undttrnijjiiMiJ baling twdti, ibHra. Lj lluiel, vnuld rtitei!ufl ilirit i.ut.iif ,M;, , Janl'Te If. K m(l.hM'. WAbSJii" xT4IaN' iu7r"sK. NKW WAIH.M, h,.. t , Tbla n and eMI rnrnibHl aD'P ha tea en by the aiideraifiied. tie (( rM.t,nlf m h trffiof stole to rtnilef atiitaflton i .hi, wh , faror bint with a eall. May 8, IH7J it, W. UAVIS, l'r, , poytTijousK, " l J Min Htrt, P!m,!PMU!H(J, I'K.VN A affurda. The tr.reliaf iulir iptbrio-d '"Pttll lea I "IB L7,lltliT ,i,n. Battl.8. 9. k. aaaoLB. a. w. aaaoLB. F. K. ARNOLD A rn lIank?rM mihI ICrokni. Reynoltlbtvllle. slefferaoa o,, pa Moner reeoired on drpOFU. DiHount at m.. derau ratea. Kaoura and foreijrn KirbriB:" al ara on bead and ost)lp,tiont prrtntlr madr KeyBoMarllle, b e It, 1874. -It County National Bank" OF CLEARFIELD. PA. KOOM in Mantnie Hailding. one door u..na . C. D. Waisoa's tlroj Store. Pesaege Tieketa lo and Irom Llrarjosil. Oaeva, town, Oluegow. London, Pari, and C'openUrea Also, bralts for sale on Ibe Royal Rankol Irelowr end Imperial Bonk or Lnndoa JAMES T LEONARD, pre.t W. M. SHAW, Caebioe. e,,l:;, . DREXEL & CO., No. S tttl Third trt, Phlla ipit,hla And Dealers in Government Secuntiev Aplteolioo by aieil will reeir pm.miji .ffH una, and all Information ehrft,l.v furnnthrd Ordera nUe.t4 Airil ll-M. flrntistrii. Full et of irtlrlrlal tretb. . . l.-,.isi siliigle wet or ertiBrial teeih. a l.v isi DKS. HILLS &TlEICIII10.I), DENTISTS. CLtARFIKLD PKXX'A. Dr. A W Hill, would inform hi. fri-n l. ,d putieals that be baa ae.is'it.-d n.tb htm, in Hie prer-tieo of dentistry. Dr. J L H. He end.. l. s genflemun whom no eon reromtuend sub u aeiueanea of gi ving .utisleeti n. eboel I beeb.ea tu be oot nf tbe ulboe. All work goaralied to gi's sati.raelion. A M II I.I. 1. Oot 18, 7 tf. J. L. R. IIEICHIIOLD. DR. E. M. THOMPSON, (OSee ia Bank Boildiug,) Curweuavllle, Clear Held Id.. Pa. mob 13 '7t if. J. 51. STEWART, SURGEON DENTIST, CLEAKFIELD, PA. (OfBoe la Masoaic Baildiog ) Cleartrld. Pe, May f. 1177. ly. MEAT MARKET. F. M. CAEDON & BEO., Oa Market ft, aaa door treat ol Maaaion Hoaaa. CLEAHFIBLD, PA. Oar arraBrr mania are tf the aaoat aumntett rharaelet lor rurotubing tbe pubhe witb fraub Meata or all aioil, end of tne very ret tfualitj. Wa alao daal ia all blada of Aptriealurml laiple ateata, whieb we beep en eibittnoo lrr tbe be, eat of tbe publie. Call aruand ba ia laaa, aad take a ieoa al thing , or addraaa ua F. Vt, C A KboN si BRO. Clearfield. Pa , July M, IS7A tf. FikESMEAT:?i ilOIr The aodereigned henby infnrms ibe pul.lie ie general Ibel tbey keep on bend, regu arl. at their shop, adjoining JOHN IlL'LICHS luratiure roema, uppo4u tha Court Houee, Hie tSSr MESH II A" AT, TEHL. MITTO.X LAMB. fOA'. i")V., AT REDUCED PRICES, FOR CASH. Marhet mornings Tweedae. Tbaradav. and Salurduss. Meal de Cored al rcatdeoiM vbn deirrd. A tba-e f palronage la reti.rcitfu)lT licilrd Uarob I. ly. BTAUK MIKKIM JkTEVVOABl X E T M. KINU -HOP. M. B. SPTCKMAN Daslree lo unroonoo to tbe pu'ille ihei be ba. BpeaoS a CABINET MARfNH SHOP IVC .EtRFIKI.il. Where he will KEEP nN U MI PTJSHXT1711E, Ard dn all klnda of "AHINKT WllKk aid RE- ' PAIR FURNITURE of ail hud., n .borl amiee end in Ihe h-M ,e.ihle manoar. sb p on PoBr'b Mreet, opp-eiile Part A vl e ill'- C.rr.ae Shop. a.. J. -:.y JOHN TROUTM AN, DKALka IN F URN IT UK K, .niTTKtSHi:.V AMI Improved Spring Beds, at AHK RT TKEKl, NKAK ' tl. Tbe aadenifrned tv-fi Ivate i.f.irtn a- tti aeOB f Cltmrnefil, and tor (a' lnr gt i.rre '). t hssl be ba t0 betid Bit, aeMiti.r.' ..t f -irmtyre. aMb Wiraiit. t'betsttmi ed fainti-i rh.tnit.-i 4aitra. PaHor Hintea. He-itnih emi hu-n.is.a Ohaira, ltip-a' ai.d D.nta ti.tn rbeiia. ib P r- InmiiHt 1'ininir end I'e-litr rtiir. Ci,.- . ttt.d Windaeer rhmre. I'lothe a.r. t t. m ,i Rvi.n- lii lddera, Hm R-t-ka, rVrjr.t-tn H't-It, Af MUITLIUNO ANT rirtl'HK FHaSim Uboklfii- IJIiirrt, C h ruin ittt, JLu, ektirb ajtititds nitalsle rr H'l d. prrswenia. dfhfli T JUMV TMtil" I M. . READIN gTq"rXlL1 I BOOA'.S .Sfil TIOXKR Y Marhet SL. flearScid, tal the Poet f ifHre.l fTIIIR undersigned bega I ears to aim uu.e ie a. .. vkivv. wi v-ieurovi'i ao. rioiuur. inai ba has Stlrd up a rom end baa lu-t returned r. .v.. L..v. - . . . "'in o iars;e am-'Bul ol reaiiaa matter, eensieiing vs perl of Bibles and Miscellaneous Books, Blaeh, Aemaot ead Peas B sib. ol avere de aeripiioB j P.p-r and Enee..poe. Freuvh pressed and plain Hens end I'. S.I I. Iteob Ugal Papers, Deeds. M..ilgu(ea J.i,lgiuenl. E-ihu lloa sad Promiaari aoieai Wbile and I'arob. meai Brief, Legl Cap, K..td Cap. aad Hi" Cap, Sheet Meets, ar ellner PIubo. Plate or Vi-lm, ooaaieally oa hand. Any bae.ba ar aleoonary desired thai 1 may am baee oa head, will be woer-d by Irst eiprese, aad .ld at .borecole or rev.il to sail eaatomere. I will also beep periodical nwraiin, auea ae maganaea, ?iewapaion- as r. a. UAOL.I.V. Clears. Id. May f, ISSS-tf H. A. KllATZEH, (secoaeaoa ml KS.iTZER A LYTLE, Sanaa is DBT B00D8, NOTIONS, BOOT. ' BHOBS, LEATBIB, C4BPETB OIlOLVfJi, WALL FAPEB, WUOOW IBADEA, BTC tmaBet Mremt, ClwewmM, Pa. Jaa. B, leTMf
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