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Reader, if 7oi went to know what li going b
It the businttt world, Juit read our advertising
adumnt, the Sptciml column In particular.
MAXIM! FOR THE DAY.
No mitfl worthy the office of President should
be willing to bold U If counted In, or placed thoro
by h; fraud. V. 8. Ukamt.
I eoold otror bar been reconciled to tbo ele
vation by the tmalleil aid of mine of a person,
however respectable In private life, who mutt
forever carry upon bis bruw the itauip of fraud
tnt triumphant ia Amtrlean history. No sub
tequtot actloD, howtvnr meritorious, od weth
away tba letters of that record.
CuA.ai.ER FtAwrif Adam.
Trtdar th formi of law, Rutherford B. Hayes
ban been declared President of tba United Stataa.
Ills title reitt upon disfranchisement of lawful
voters, tha falae certificates of the returning offl.
eeri noting corruptly, and tba decision of a oom
miiilon which baa refuted to beer evidence of al
leged fraud. Fur the flrtt tint are tba American
people confronted with tba fact of a fraudulently
elected President. Let It not ba understood that
tba fraud will ba silently acquiesced in by tba
country. Lot bo hour pawlo which tba uturpa
tion ia forgotten.
A Dimtiis or DlMOCRATIC M. O.'o.
One hundred years of human depravity accu
mulated and ounoentrated Into a climax of crime.
Merer agftio In fire hundred yaara iball they bare
an opportunity ta repeat ine wrong.
Dani a VY. Yoobdbei.
I would rather have the endorsement of a quar
ter of a million of the American people than that
of tba Louisiana Returntnc Board, or of the Com
mission which exclnded tha facta and decided
the question on a technicality.
TBOl. A. HRHDRICKt,
Tho Domocrutio primary election
cornea this year on the 15th of Sep
tember. Tho Democratio State Convention
meota at llarrinburg on Wednesday,
the 8th day ol August.
RjirRIMKIiTATlVC DlLKOATE. Rob't
Mebafley, Esq., of Boll township, was
elected liepresontative Delegate by tho
lastCounty Convention. His postoffico
addross is Bower. ,
A Vacancv, The death of Mr. Kul-
ford causes a vacancy in the office of
United States Commissioner for this
District Whether tho honors and
emoluments will bo conferred on i
Camoron or a Hayes man, we aro un
able to say, but thoro is an opening
for somebody.
HtNATOiiiAL Dkleuate. As the
Stato Convention comes off on tho 8th
of August, it would bo well enough for
our friends to cast about for a Sena
torial Delegate. Lot tbo Chairmon in
tho .throe counticsof tho District move
in this matter. Which county is en
tilled to that honor T
THE EASTERX WAR.
The conflict now going on between
tho Turks and tho Russians, is at its
height. The Danube has been crossed
by 1L'S,UUU itussians, who aro now
laying waste one of the fairost por
tions of the Globo. , So far, in Europo,
the Russians seem to have the lead,
although they aro tbo invaders; but
wo shall be greatly mistaken if tho
half of thoir numbor will ever rccross
tho Danube, if thoir commander per
sists in marching thorn into the inter
ior of the Turkish Empire,
It is pretty ovidont that the Rus
sians bavo met with ft disastrous de
feat in Asia. The Turks so completely
circumvonted tho Russian forces that
they were compelled to abandon the
scigo ot Kara, and in their retrograde
movements thoy wore attacked by the
Turks at ovory point, leaving thous
ands of their dead and wounded in the
hands ot the Turks, who carried every
position tbey attacked. . '
Tbo Charter Oak Lite Insurance
Company, of Hartford, Conn., which
has stood high heretofore, sooms to be
short only lico million dollar).
The Altoona Mirror man remarks :
"Not one in a thousand of the readers
of Frank Leslie's publications knows
that Frank Leslio is a rum de plume,
and the proprietor's real name is Hon
ry Cartor.".
A Queer "Govirnment." Ex-Gov
ernor Chamberlain says that Hayes is
nothing bnt "a maze of subterfuges,
contradictions, falsehoods, fallacies and
inanities." Why, what an awful long
name this bloody shirt champion gives
our "government."
A Mabkeo Change. We notice
that some persons who waved the
bloodiest kind of a bloody shirt last
full, don't proposo to wear that gar
ment any longor. They bavo discov
ered that ft rcl'ugo of lies amounts to
nothing w hen substituted lor the truth.
A Bid Man. Tho Philadelphia TVmen
says: "Hayes is a bigger man than
Blaine and Gail Hamilton together,
even in -New England, and had bo re
mained ft few days longor he would
havo bad Mr. Blulno completely cnt
out," whilo Gail would bavo boon sent
adrift. She may anyhow.
. w uat A Hill, Senator Ben Hill,
of Georgia, in alluding to "the gentle
man from Maine," says: "I think 1
know the man. Ho has a tongue that
never tires j an ambition that never
sloops; ft lac that nover blusbos, and
ft conscience that never hesitate.'
Bon pictures lllaine pretty well foi i
stranger.
f ameren will not be ohlo to tied a lioile mem
her of tbo Letlilatore IB llradford or 6uono-
honna eoontnt Hit foil. Arwdora AepoMicHa,
inaaitai.j
The licllolonto Watchman doubles
up on his Bradford cotomporary In
this way: "He may not elect them,
but, if thoy aro th usual kind of mom-
ben the iiadioaJs from that section of
the Slate generally send, we'll bot our
last copper that ho'll buy them."
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Beheaded. Judgo Walt, of Car-
lislo, who lias prosided over the Agri
cultural Department, at Washington,
lor many yean, has bad bi boad
llayr A off, and ft "badger" named
IVoDuck, iVnra Wisconsin, has been
appointed in bis stead. Th anti-Cam-oron
pruning knil li evidently being
utilized in this Stat by th "civil ser
vice" reformers I
II A XE& XE W DEPA R TV RE
"Tho government," which hi o
bountifully kentowed gill on "the
loyal million!" for the put BfVwn
yeura, teema to think it Decennary to
call ft. halt and bike now departure.
The line Mr. Ilayea propose to adopt
ia very plainly laid down In the Allow
ing card which bus been issued from
the White House:
KiioTTtm MiRiion,
o,
o. tun .---a' f
tha Secretory or the Treasury on tfa. eoaduet to
b observed by pBwn of lot Uenernl Uovera
moot io relettoa to tbo elections: "No officer
should be rtqulrt J or permitted la toko port la
tb. nioo.ff.oi.il t of political organisations, oea
ousee, conventions, or election eempeigns. Tboir
r.gtii to vol. and I. aipresa tbeir views oo pen
ile quo.tioa., eitbor orally or through th. press,
It Bot dented, provided It doot oot lotorf.r. witb
tho dltrbtrgt of tholr ofloiol datlm. No oitttt-
meat IvT polillokl purpoMt od oBotrt tbould bo
olltwed." Tbit role ft opplieoblt to over, de
portment of tbo 0l.ll trrioe. It iboald be 00
drstoi.d bv overj offlcer of tbo U.ot.rol Uorero
airnt Ibit ho it expected to ooDform bit oondoet
to Its rcqalreBeott. itrj riiuilyt
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That document baa
produced a
"loyal yell" that has drowned out
every "rebol yell" botween tho Poto-
mao and tho Rio Grande. Soma of
the Radical leaders go so far aa to say
that this ukass will break up every
Radical organization In tho Southern
Sluton, because but few except office
holders compose such organizations.
This is certainly stabbing ono in the
bouse ot his frionds. But then it is
not our funeral, and It U on t par
with the movement to rid tho country
of Mollio Maguiroism. When our boo-
tion is rid of this organization and the
South of carpot-bagism we will bavo
pcaco and prosperity in both sections.
They aro tho children of tho samo
paront, and wore raised m ignorance,
and grow up to be bigots and tree-boot-
ers. The rottenness in our our social
and governmental system was not in
fused into the body politio by Domo
crutio teachers, but by tho "moral
idea" advocates, who have oontrollod
everything, and now moral and finan
cial bankruptcy stares us all in the
faco. Tbo harvert is hero. It is
good thing for tho country that Hayes
has taken this step. U will be tho
last of him and his party. Itwasonly
a question of time which should go un
der tho country or the Radical party.
Mr. Hayes, having struck a blow for
tbo former, has saved all.
Brimstone in the air. A Times
interviewer called upon Christian
Eneass, Chairman of the Radical city
Committee of Philadelphia, a fow days
oftor Hayes' "civil sorvice" card ap
peared, and he expressed himself in
this way to the reporter ;
"If it hadn't been for the offlM-boldert Doyto
wooliln't be Pretident to-dey. Thing, bare eome
to a pretty part when tbo people who elected
him bore vitiier to get oat of politlst or oot of
fileoe. My opinion of Her-oa ! that ho It play
ing the oml-acrviee doJge, which it popolar
Norlh, for th. pnrpo.. of withdrawing attention
from hit Houthera polioy. Ue know, the politt
olana in bit party ara again.! him. I propose,
at the titBlo Convention to be held in Auguit, to
offer rcolutioni deoooncing the policy of Ruth
erford fi, Heytv, and from the Information 1
have from reliable persona all over the State, I
have no doubt of tbeir aloptien. I have no
doubt but that Mr. Ilaye.' object la to surrender
the Kepoblicon party iato the handa of a few
torehfailt and laibeeilet, who have boea training
with lLo lieiooereue party. But in tbit bo will
oot be tucce.sful. The Hepublioen party tar
vived tLt treason of Andrew Jobnaoo, aod I have
not the slightest doubt that it will ootliva the
imbecility of Kntherford B. Uaysa."
"Addition, division and silence"
Kemble, and ft number of othor party
loaders, expressed thomsolvos equally
as emphatic as Mr. Kncass, and if we
aro not mistaken that the men who
elected Hayos, or at loast carried this
State for him last fall, will denounce
him openly in thoir approaching State
convention, and it will thorelore be
come the duty of the Democrats, as
on former occasions, ,to take caro of
"the government" when assailed by
open encmios. Our party friends sav
ed the country in the days ot Tyler,
r ill more and Johnston, and we have
no doubt but that thoy will support
Hayes also, provided be adopts the
Constitution and his oath of offlco as
his guide.
Bull-Dozino. Blaine and his but
ties bad sent over the wires from Wash
ington, on the 3d inst., tbo following:
Frlendl of Mr. Blaine In tbit tltr nay that hit
areh at Wood.toek, Coao., to-morrow will be
an emphatic arraignment ar tbe adminiatratioa
for lit abaadonmeot, ma it ia termed, of tbe party
which placed it in power. In view of the nn
eoeincs prevalent in the party very generally
inrougQou! ine oonncry, 1 1 it not Improbable that
this speech, If carried oat to the eiteot intimated
by Mr. lilaina'i friende, will at anoe eryeulliio
the dissatisfied element! into organised opposi
tion. Such an "arraignment" as It turned
out to bo 1 If a criticism, and a very
cheap ono at that, of President Polk's
administration was an "arraignment"
of Hayos, then all right. But if Blaine's
speocb is to be taken for an exhibition
of statesmanship, then we say, "from
all such, good Lord, deliver us," and
as for being the next President, that is
about as likoly as for the wator in the
Susquehanna tj run up hill.
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Drt Up. The Philadelphia Mm,
in alluding to Hayes' order, want no
doubting Thomases about. Tbe editor
in question remarks: "Those persons
who express the opinion that the Re
publican party' cannot be conducted
successfully without the assistance of
tbo Federal o6Rco holdors ought to
ask thomsclvcs bow tho Democratic
party contrives to win with considera
ble frcquoncy without such help." To
which the DoylcsUmn Democrat ro-
marks: "Oh, yes I but then wo know
thoro is a wido difference between the
parties. Tho Republicans aro held to
gether by the 'cohosiveness of public
plunder,' whilo tbo Domocratio is
party of principles. Of course it holds
togothor without the aid of offico
holders."
Political Aoont. Hayes' recent
card torment some loyal mon exoeed
ingly. To illustrate: The Postmaston
at Lock Havon and Bollofonte are
Chairmen of their respective Radical
county Committees, and according to
Hayes "civil sorvice" order, thoy must
rorign either the latter or tb lormor
ofllc. The Watchman tickle tb P.
M. at Bollufonto in this way s
II It not oiactly knows yet whether Mr. John
i.unonon, ot inn place, will resiga bis politico
aa Mr. llayea' Postmaster, or tho other "posish"
that ha occopiea that of Chairmen of Mr. Cam
eron's county CommitUe. Th. aeonl. m il-
log aoiiouily ta ceo, and la the meantime tba
geaeral Impreitlon ia that Is oSee ho will bo
witb llayea, is spirit and sympathy with Can-
Hbo Knows? What will become
of those gontlomen who remain in tin
country this season, who have boon
gadding around with Grant for the
past eight years T Th aforesaid I off
snobbing with tb "blooded stock" of
England, while Childa, Drexol and
Bon ar dill in Yankee land. We
wonder whether they tr bappy, or
whether th ex-Government write to
them In relation to th fun b ha
abroad Instead of at Long Branch.
"CIVIL SERVICE I" A XI) PO
LITICAL BILLS MIXED.
We elsewhere give Hayes' new oivil
service order, and to oompleto the
picture we present the reader with
another document bearing upon tbo
mime question, issued by the Radical
Executive Committee, of Philadelphia,
and which made its first appearance
in the Sunday World, the proprietor of
which, being a member of the Com-
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If S.OI1U ARTBM RSOUBLICAS Cltf
Gboto.l Coobittob.
Wo oddrooe tbit. the letre! Botlee. ia record to
tho ftoo-pwyoml of year atttemtei for the Feb
nor. eeoapeigo.
e"e toero hen or tbo Committee Bra Ihreatea
ed witb toita ea eoeouat of tba Cveioiiriet. a'.ert.
hieh eoa oil be oalitfted If the aaeottmeau
levied ore Boa- paid. H it oaroottlv hoped the!
70a will remit tbo aaoont b. or before the ISth
of July tr the mooev it oof paid 07 toot citae,
the Beomtarv It authorrtod to poblith a lltt of
all delioqoentt. and alto pott them ia promtBent
placet of retort for ftepublieaa partltaot.
wa trait that oa will aot allow year Bane ta
appear OB tbo blook lltt at a delloquoBl.
V ary retpociieiiv year.,
Haaav DiBonia,
' Tbomao J.gBlTfl,
Wo. K. Liana,
Hbbbt 0. Dl'BLar,
W. M. Tiri.nt,
Fioaaeo Committee.
By toadlng amoont la eaeloied aavalope, Toe
will receive receipt by retora mail.
neipeeiiBiij it. u. vublap, -
Secretary Vlnaaoa Oommittea.
No. 411 Library Street.
AetoMneat II.
What conclusion the reader will ar
rive at after perusing the two sage
Stato documents In question, we aro
not prepared to even conjecture. But
to our mind it is perfectly clear that
the "Great Fraud of 1876," aa Jndge
Black entitles it, is working out its
true mission more fraud and tho
men at tho bead of publio affairs in
Washington and Philadelphiaare about
as well fitted far the dutioe assigned
them as Satan would be to manage a
monastery or ft camp-mooting. And
tho sin lios at the door of those Bishops
and Priests who have so frequently
repaired to Washington during the
past fifteen years, and there in tholr
clerical way helped the dirtiost noli
ticians of any age to wash the filthiost
linon that ever straddled a government
clothes lino.
A Neoeo Graduate. The "loyal
millions" will no doubt rejoice whon
they learu that after ten years' effort,
on tbo part of the government officials,
philanthropists, negroes and abolition
ists ono "colored brother" has been
milled through West Point, and com
missioned a Lioutonant. Ilia name is
Flipper, and be bails from Georgia,
and is the only "gentleman from
Africa," out of twenty-two whoontor-
ed that made the landing. The class
numbered seventy-six, at the head of
which stood Wm. M. Black (white) ol
Pennsylvania, while Flipper stood No.
60, Ben. Butler's son 54, Ex-Mlnistor
Bigclow' son 46 and Frank Blair' 16.
It will be observed that Flipper and
Butler's merits are about the same a
strange family resemblance in this
particular. An exchange says : "When
if came to giving out the diplomas, as
the colored youth stopped forward and
received tho diploma with ft dignified
bow, Gen. Sherman clapped bis bands
approvingly, and bis example was at
once followed by nearly all tbe visitors
and offlcors present, until there was
almost ft universal round of applause.
Flipper, it is needless to say, was not
even seen to blush, but be acknowl
edged tho compliment by modestly in
clining his head. He was tbe only
cadet applauded." Well, why should
"white trash"be applauded in a country
ruiod by knaves and demagogue. We
move that Flipper bo re-baptized and
called Flipper Sherman hereafter, in
honor of the General.
Electriftino. The Radical party
in Maryland I divided into two con
tending factions. Cresswell, Ex-Postmaster
General leads one of the wings,
and Fulton of the mrTt'mit, the other.
A perfect war was carried on in the
Cuslom House, in Baltimore for over
two woeka, when Fulton finally pre
vailed on Hayos to kick Crosswell's
man, Wilkins, out and put his man,
Thomas, in. Wilkins was appointed
by Grant less than year ago, and is
therefore turned out of pasture when
at it full growth and is of course good
and mad. Fulton put a clause in his
lettor to Hayes which roads aa fol
low : "If tha President will promntlv
make tha appointment of Maryland
that have been suggested to bim by
Mr. Thomasand myself, it will electrily
the whole State, and 1 promise him in
return the election of a reform candidate
for Mayor next fall." It ia no wonder
Hayes and his Cabinet are keeping np
constant bub-bub over the appoint
ment of tbeir subordinates if tbey rely
upon such thin promise a that made
by Fulton. But fow of th present
generation will be around when the
Radical tickot I elected In "My Mary,
land."
TriE Great Fraud. Judge Black'
review of th act of th Louisiana
Returning Board and the Commission
is out, and will be read by million.
The compound truths ha altera will
furnish tbe future historians of our
oountry with the brightost pages on
Record. We proposo to publish tho
document so that our readers may bo
ablo to realize jut how tbe great
fraud wa oonsumated. It will take
two issuos ol tbe Republican to con
tain the whole of it, but the truth be
ultors are so orthodox, that every-
body shonld be in possession of the
review so as to learn bow wickodmen
assail the Tory temple of liberty when
thoy obtain power. That wo escaped
a revolution is a miricle, and that we
are to-day ft government I wholly at
tributable to tbe action of Domocratio
statesmen who preferred to be choated
rather than have the government over
thrown by the human devil who had
crawled into power everywhere, and
oquipped for plunder.
TJnhappt Bonn. Tb handwriting
on th wall ba on iormor occasion
alarmed Radical, bene the wait sot
up by that class ot editors who are ex
pressing well-feigned alarm lest the
South tak tha Speakership of tbe
next house. This Is miserable cry
ot sectionalism that finds nosympatby
In th National Democratic party.
Tha Democrat of tb next Congress
will solect for Spoakor the man whom
thoy regard ft In all respect boat
qualified for th position without re
spect to geographical degree of latl
lode and longitude. There ar no
sections in th Democratic part. Th
South wa mad "solid" by th oppre.
ion aod folly ot Republican adminis
tration, and It will remain solid to pre
vent ft repetition of Republican Iniquity.
FtisiniNTlAL Visits. The Phila
delphia Timet, in alluding to the recent
visit of "thogovernment" to "Boating"
says :
"Of tha elthtoea PrettJeBIl before Ueyei
Bine of tbem vitlovd New bjogleod wbile to oBioe.
Throe of them tbo two AJamooo aad IMarM
were retldoli of New Keflaad, and aeme aod
wentwltbwateeremoay, tare on ipeelal oooBtiooti
Ibo other alt pold omoleJ vleitt. Watbioftoa
woat iwiee ta Kit aad Ibe yeor Bflrr bin
0OTOBipeDid by Jtff.rteo. Secretary of State, oo
hie OMund vi.il freeident Meoroa, ia 1117,
made the lonfett tear of New Kogland over
made by a Prttidest. aad woe received ia Kkode
Jobatoa and Uraot. Jeokaoa woat jaei after tbe
overthrow of oalliAaatioa, at tba begloalog of
his secoad adiaiaistratiea, and wat areompaoiW
by Vie. PrMideol Von Murea and every member
ar tbe CoblneL (looeral Cbm. then eWetary of
War, did most of tha speaklog, Uraot woat
rftenar than aay oaa else, bet sner the anfortu
nala publication af his wlna bilil by oaa of the
f opera, aod the aubsequent comment, Vice
resident Wilson aadly remarked : "Yea will
never fet the ,fiiltl u tome to ,Bou-e
agata."
The jok I now on Ilaye. Al
though ft pronounced Murphy, bis
wine bill, when taking into account
the tact that everything is nearly at
half ratoj, wot bighor than Grant' ;
notwithstanding the fact that loss than
three thousand malo woman and cler
gymen petitioned the Mayor of Boston
to exolude wino from the government
feast. For assumed candor and prac
tical thinness in morals, New England
always comes out ahead.
A Tidal Indicatob. Tbe "trus In
wardness" (as Boecbor term revolu
tionary sentiment) was Indicated by
tbo people of Charleston, South Caro
lina, on the 27tb of June last. An In
vestigation by tbe Legislature of that
State established the fact that the
seventeen Radical memben of tbo
lower House, have all boon liko Hayes,
"oounted in." The scats of those mem
ben wore declared vacant and ft new
oloction ordered, which was held on
the day above indicated. The Demo
crats nominated fourteen white men
and three negroes, ail heavy taxpay
ers, and tho result was their triumph
ant election. Tbe Radical icaliwag
mado a proposition to the Democrats,
previous to the election, to put joint
ticket in th field, embellished with
twelve Democrats and five Radicals,
but the former declined. The result
was the latter could notmustor decent
men enough to form a ticket and when
eloction day came, whito and black
voted for tho Democratio nomincos.
It was the quietest election that has
occured in that city since tbe close of
tbe war.
Hates' "Fiddle Sticks". The Har-
risburg Telegraph, Senator Cameron's
home organ, the editor of which is
also Postmaster, in alluding to the re
moval of Judge Watts, dispose of
"the Government" in this way:
If there cu ono mts Is tba denartaoat de
voted ta bit official dnllea one mao stteative ta
all applieaate oaa man wha book at part la
party political If Oram had aa aprirht, diligent,
eniiem.n in nil wnoit service,
odae Watte. We knew him well.
aad knew hit department welt, aad, ia aor opin
ion, it wat better managed, and mora for the
tlllera of load In tba United Butet, from the
orange arahardt af Florida la tba nine forest! of
Maine, than it will aver b. aador Mr. Hayet'
civil atrvioa Sddlo-tllokt. Thit it a ilear eate
of removing las most competent man to sun a
political frioad. ll.yee and hit policy aad bit
reform bah I
That editorial Postmaster bad better
take care how he "fiddle-sticks," or he
might have ft "Key" sent him from
Washington, which will close the Post-
office and allow him to go on ft farm
ing expedition with Judge Watta. -
Decatino Patriotism. We notice
that ft large number of tha young
men who have graduated at West
Point, nd ftt tbo i,'vl Academy, at
Annapolis' lately, resign soon after
graduating. This may be all right.
But it seem hardly fair that the gov
ernment should educate, at the ex
pense of the taxpayers, ft lot of select
young men, while the groat majority
must educate themselves. Is It a
cheap dodge only to get a son educated
at the publio exponse ; or an acoident
that thoy do not remain in tbeir regi
mentals f It looks like dirty work,
but the partios may be moved by pa
triotic motive still.
Feasted Too. Tbo information com-
ing to this country, that Grant was
being dined and wined by tbe English
aristocrats, Uayo wa bound not to
bo behind. So "the government" en
gineera blocked out a trip fur him
through Xew England, and so made a
run to tha hub (Boston) of the Uni
verse, where tbe aforesaid were foasted
equal to Grant, Somotbing loss than
three thousand clorgymon and temper
ance women, petitioned tha Mayor of
Boston, not to give the Hayes party
any intoxicating drinks, but his honor
informed them that tbey wore entitled
to all tbey could drink, or word to
that effocL
RxTnEE Annotino. It seems that
some of tbe loyal Postmasten are
greatly annoyed about the department
of the "Confederate Brigadier," who
holds the Key to th PostoSlce Depart
mcnt, and who is just now engaged in
(ending out Hayes oivil service card,
to the aforsaid. Well, It was ft little
rough on the "loyal millions" when
Hayes sent for ft Gonfodorat to help
him to inaugurate a "reform within
the party," "controlled by grand moral
ideas." But there is no remedy now,
only to grin and bear, or resign, and
thorcby fre one' self f,om th grasp
of an rebel. -
The Exchange Bank of Titusville
olosod it doors on Friday last to go
into liquidation. Tbe bank was badly
crippled in 1873, but has been ondeav-
oring to pay off it old liabilities and
to establish itsolf upon ft solid basis
The task was too heavy, and it has
yiolded to fate. The liabilities are ea-
timated at 1150,000; asset immedi.
ately available, 1100,000; assets avail
able in th future, not known, bntoon
iderable. R, W. Mackey and W. H
Kemble, both ex-State Treasurers, are
stockholders and may be of consider
ble comfort to depositors, nnder th
individual liability clause.
Likely. It is announced from
Washington that Haye will be given
th cold shoulder at tha approaching
Kadical Convention in tht Blat.
Pennsylvania not having a member In
th Cabinet, tb InUrest of "tbe gov
ernment" may be overlooked on that
occasion. A Cabinet Minister, even
oould not aav low from falling Into
tb band of the enemies ol th admin,
istratlon.
"Tb Big Injun," ia what they sail
th 3,500 barrel oil'wall at Bullion Run,
Clarion county. Afterthe 3,000 drops
off, what will ah be call then. Re
member tbat th "Big Medicine" well
which emptied oot 8,000 barreUayear
ago, now produce lea than 800.
Ho Mori Fish bt Mill.. The Pott
master General has decided that no
more fish, either fresh or smoked, can
be sent by mail. It appears that some
dealers in the Atlantic Slates forward
cd to their customers in Ariaona sev
eral packages of smoked flub, but
wtothor cod, halibut, salmon or good
red herring, the report does not aay.
Tha content of these packages offend
ed the olfactories ol the mall contractor,
Washington that th Postmastor Gen
eral might smell thsro himself. The
contractor said that ho did not object 1
to carrying pistols, clothing, knivoa,
tmki, spoon., shoes or other fancy
goods, but h did object to oil, molaa
a, and especially fish.
A Coincidence. Th Philadelphia
Times, in alluding to practical affair,
remark : "The man who ba just been
appointod Postmaster at Columbus,
Ohio, ft the successor of that distin
guished patriot, General Comly, is
named Iiodgor. The similarity of
namos will probably indue people to
beliov that the Postmastor at Colum
bus and tbe President's Private Secre
tary are in some way related which
is the truth. These mon are brothors
and tbey ara ft living notice to tbe
country that nepotism Is played out."
A copy ha been made of the pay
certificates fortbe Forty-fiffh Congress,
as furnished by Clerk Adam to Ser-
goant-at-Arms Thompson, and consti
tuting bis voucben in acoount witb
tbe United State Treasury, and given
to some Republican papers as tbe roll
of tbe next bouse made out by Adams,
Tbe list shows ft Domocratio majority
of sixteen, witb seven members to boar
from. No further change have been
made, and none will bo until the tirao
comos for making up th roll. .
Radical Crowing. All our itadi
cal exchange have been milling ont
this squib for a month past:
"Benater Dawct, af Masiuhoietts, aaya that
wa have reached tha bottom plank io ear bard
timee, aad he predlota a wendtrfal revival af the
batineat Internal! tbit fail. Wc have now for
tha Brat lima in twelve or Bp.eon years solid val
uat to optrate OB, Bad aur pregraat from thit CB
will Be inbilanllei aa well ai rapid.
That sams Radical rooster has boon
giving us tbe samo crow sinco Janu
ary, 1874, and we presume the aame
crow will continue wbile tbo times are
still becoming tighter.
A Failure. Nearly ovory Federal
office-bolder in Iowa, we road, wa on
hand at the Republican Slate Conven
tion on Wednesday, and ovory blessed
one of tbom laboring to stivo tbe ad-
ministration from a slap In the fao.
Tbey did not have iafluonce enough
to make their point, however, and will
now be permitted to 0 borne and re
flect upon the Presidont' little ordor.
It may aav them unnecessary trouble
in tho future. Philadelphia Times.
Tb following is a list of the new
monoy order office created in this
State: Rath, Northampton county;
Berwick, Columbia county ; California,
Washington county ; Cardville, Wash
ington county; Centralia, Columbia
county ; Driftwood, Cameron county ;
East 8mithfield, Bradford county;
Lnndy Lane, F.rln county; Mill VII
lage, Erieoonnty; Mifflinsburg, Union
county ; Spnngdalo, Allegheny county,
West Springfield, Erie county.
A Little crook iD. The spirit of
Hayes' card 1 somewhat blurred from
tha fact tbat hi Secretary ot War,
Geo. W. McCrary, made pilgrimage
to Iowa and attempted to control the
action of th Radical Htato Conven
tion. Tbat step is a discount on oivil
sorvice reform. Because, if the mem
ber of the Cabinet do not keep their
fingen out of the political pie, the boy
ill not. Hence the "government"
order will fall to the ground. ,
Dirtt Fellow. Those two cele
brated political tramps, tbe carpet-bag
Ex Governor C hamberlain, of South
Carolina, and tho sunstruck Senator
Blaine gave llayea Hail Columbia oo
tho 4th, at Woodstock Connecticut.
Chamberlain waded into "tha govern
ment" waist-band deep, bnt Blaine
dotlgod and abused Hayes indirectly
by attacking President Polk' Moxican
War Policy of thirty yean ago.
Good Time. Notwithstanding tbe
stay law, an exchange say: "The
Sheriff's salo on Monday waa tha big
gest evor held in Philadelphia, carrying
out the predictions ot Judge Kelloy
that "the rod flag would yet hang out
from every other doorpost" Over six
hundred properties fell under the ham
mer and it wa not until half past ton
o'clock at night tbat th auctioneer
cried tho last tloing, going, gone I' "
"Bot'Plat." A oouploot ten year
old boy residing near Lancaster,
wbile playing with a pistol tb other
day had th instrument to go off, the
ball entering tbe right ey of on of
them. Th parents had tbeir only
son transformed into a corpse within
an hour afterwards. Tb parents are
more at fault in case of this kind
than th children, i -.
"Ed." Overboard Hon. Edward
HcPherson, Chief of the Bureau of
Engraving and Printing of the Treas
ury Department ba rasignod bi posi
tion as member of tbe Republican
Stat Committee for Adams county.
Ho Is thorofora lint to fall nnder
Hayos' "civil" card. It is ft wondor bo
did not resign bi Bureau offloe,
A cotomporary say : Tb Ropnbli
cans of Trumbull county, Ohio, roost
dangerously high. At a convention
tb other day thoy emphatically and
evidently without fear declared that it
ia Inexpedient at this tim to ftdopt a
platform. Tbi party is so intclloctu
ally heavy tbat it will probably break
tb fonos down.
Wm. Lloyd Garrison, tba notorious
Knglisb Abolitionist who ba been dis
tracting this country for forty yoan,
with British gold and hi Abolition
harangue, I now In England bolng
toasted by bis loreign confederate,
who care about a much for tha negro
now a they do for ft sucked orange.
A Bad Fit. Tbi thing ot lauding
Hayes to tb sky in New England,
and repudiating bim in Iowa and other
Western Stales look lik"reggod edge"
work to a. Probably It I all right
and ia only new way of expressing
tb true inwardness of tbeir party feel
lag toward their beloved eh let.
THE 0 HEAT STORM.
Tho tornado which passed across tho
Conlinunt from the west to tho east
on Saturday, the 30th of Juno, and on
Sunday the 1st of July was ono of tbo
most lerrifllc in its elloets on lifo and
property Known to the present gener
ation. In the west It was portiiulary
severe. In a number of instances
bouses wore torn to pieces, and whole
families of six and eight ponton, killed.
Churches and school houses suffered
the moot. Ts storm seems to have
f ritlay lit. et:u ulv., and putwo
through bora about midnight on Sat
urday, and (xbausted'its lores in aew
Hampshire, on Sunday afternoon,
where it seemed to havo boea a se
vere aa in Kansas and Indiana.
Tho damage in its routo across this
Slate waa not very great except in the
Chester Valley, where eyo witnesses,
who were just outsitlo ol the track ol
the tornado doscribo it asa dark cloud of
smoko in the shape of a funnel, boroing
like an augur; drawing into its vortex
troca, timber, houses, bams, cattle,
f;rain, and whatever else was found in
ts path.
An eye witness residing nonr l arks-
burg, on tho Pennsylvania rail rood,
Id miles below Lancaster, lays :
1 be Ural building struck ana destroy
ed waa that of Wayne Woodland ; the
barn and outbuildings were utterly de
molished and tho bouse unroofed. A
fine field ol wheat, noarly ripe, the pro
perty of Frank Paxton, was torn up
by the root and not a stalk lelL The
field bad tho appearancoofbaving been
lately plowed. His apple orchard was
also destroyed. In it course tho hur
ricane struck a piece of woods, through
wbteb It plowed a clean passage, car
rying off all tbo tree it destroyed, A
large burn on the property of J. Mur
phy was totally destroyed, as was also
that ol Z. It. i oung, near Parksburg.
W'ben tho storm approached that vil
lage it seemed to train renowod strength.
Just before entering the town it cross
ed the Delaware Utty and romoroy
Railroad, tearing from tho track the
rails for a distance of nearly one hun
dred yards, which it twisted a if they
wore straws. It caught the railroad
bridge which spans Buck crook (it was
100 feet long) and throw it into an ad
joining fiold. In the town it blow down
several bouses, among which were the
tine new residence of uooriro Paxton.
of Delaware City, and the building of
namuoi jaexson. A numbor ot bouses
were unroofed and several persons in
jured. A stranger was caught upon
its angry surface and carried two
miles, lie bad his jaw fractured and
was badly hurt, both externally and
internally, and it is feared be cannot
recover.
In East Fallorfiold township it de
stroyed bouse occupied by a colored
woman namod Mary Ann Hopkins,
killing ber almost instantly by forcing
one of her ribs through her heart.
She had in the bouse her three Chil
dren, all of whom are missing, and it
is feared that they wore carried off by
th whirlwind. In the neighborhood
ofStotlsvillo it destroyed a large amount
oi property, among wbicu was a very
fine apple orchard on the estate of Doc
tor Murphy. The trees were literally
torn up by the root. Not one appears
to have escaped. At Ercildoun it
truck the young ladies' seminary, the
property of Mr. Richard Darlington,
and the roof ot the building wa torn
off and tba east wall thrown down. A
lew and mora commodious building
which was in course of erection was
utterly destroyed. Stock suffered very
much. A number of .horses and oows
wore killod and ft still largor quantity
seriously injured. At Marehaltown it
demolished several barns and tore the
root from tbe residence of Joseph Mar
shall, Esq. When crossing the Bran
dywin creek it lucked np its waters,
leaving the bed of tbe stream dry for
a fow minutes. . After it struck the
eastern bills of the creek it weakened,
having spent its lorce in tbe distance
(in this county) of about sixteen miles
in length and two hundred fewt in
width. Scarcely any of its effects wore
felt in West Chester, although oak and
chestnut boughs were seen flying over
the town. In the limit of the tornado
it appears there was hardly any rain,
mil on me outer edges it was escorted
by a fearful rain and hailstorm. Some
of the hailstone that fell in the neigh
borhood oi otottsvillo mearturod six
inches in circumference, and a lance
quantity was picked np about the size
of shelled walnut. In West Chester
they were about tho size of hickory
nuts. The storm has done considera
ble damage to tbo wheat, oats and corn,
and those fiolds that wore elruck by
it aro ft total loss.
Rondout, N. Y., July 2. A dispatch
from Marlborough, Ulstor county, says
that place was visited yostorday after
noon by terrific storm of tbundor and
lightning, wind and rain, by which
groat damage was dono. Fences, barns
and outbuildings wore blown down and
shoep and cattle killed. A house own
ed by Patrick O'Brien was dostroyed.
Much damage wa done to tbe fruit
trees. Tbe amount of tha losses is as
yet unknown.
Keeni, N. H., July 2. Late Sunday
aftornoon a tornado struck the woods
in Surry, passed through the south
part ot Gilsum and spent itsolf in Sul
livan. Twenty barns and sheds were
blown down in Gilsum, and chimneys,
timber and fruit tree were prostrated.
Tbe school bouse was taken np and
turned round. In Sullivan, bouses and
barns were unroofed and othor damage
was dono.
The fore of the tornado is easily
imaginod whon we take into account
tbe fact of the treatment of the rail
road track at Packsburg. Tb toar
ing up of the track and twisting of the
iron rails as so many straws brings to
the mind lorce tbat ia past conception
leverage never accomplished by
the acta ot man.
Sueoical Operation. On th lath
of June, at the Hot Springs, Arkansas,
an operation was porformed on the
ion log oi John n. Duncan. Mr. Dun
can, when he went to the Springs ft
montn ago, nau no nao or his imt lee,
as it waa drawn np so that the calf
almost touched tbe thigh. In Order
to avoid permanent lameness, and
straighten tbe log, tb doctor decided
to break the leg in as many places as
waa necessary, and on the day mon
tioned chloroform was administered,
and th operation performed. The leg
was broken entirely off in three places
and straightened, and at last acconnt
Mr. Duncan was doing well. Th
only danger waa from mortification,
but by groat oara, it wa hoped at last
accounts tnat tbe danger was past, and
mat no further trouble would b ox
periencod. iS'Adrca 7Ymri. ' '
Mrs. Josephine A., widow ol tbo late
D. C. Byerly, formerly editor of th
N. O. Bulletin, died at Now Orlean on
th 11 lb of June, aged forty -six yoan.
Sine th (hooting of ber husband by
it armoum, she nevor recovered tram
th shock of that terrible oalamity and
gradually sank a total wreck In health
until death released ber from th bar
den of ber lile, while the murderer ol
ber husband recently was married to
a wealthy lady in New Jersey, in all
the splendor of what I falsely so-called
high lifo. Tim and death will make
all thing even and then the judgment
At Carlisle, several day aeo. Mr.
Samuel Wert noticed a hawk attack
young turkey and commono devour
ing it 11 at onoo got hi musket,
loaded it and fired at tbe hawk. Whil
in lb aot of doing ao, however, th
firearm exploded, th stock linking
bim in th face, breaking bis jaw In tb
oentar, dotaehing a portion ot tb bone
witb four of th front lower teeth,
breaking off thre or four of lb upper
teeth, and stunning kits.
A New Candidate. Wa learn trom
tbo Euston Sentinel thut General Da
vis, of the Doylestown Democrat, has
placed biuiseli Id tho bauds of the Amor
lean Lecture Bureau and will lecture
next season. He has spent several
month in the preparation of ft lecture
on "Tbe Halls of the Montezumas,"
consisting of Moxican pictures, em
bracing tb career of Cortez from his
landing to the capture of the Azleo
e-w'vrf, 'fW ) 4 a.'.' '
General Davis. He ia a gentleman of
culture and decided oratorical talent.
A Queer Compliment. The New
York, Herald correspondent at Berlin
telegraphs tbat Emperor William of
Germany, hearing a report that Mr.
Washburn bad resigned as United
States Minister to France, has ordorod
tb painting of a lifo aized portrait of
himsolf for tb purpose of presenting
it to tba Minister in recognition of tho
distinguished serviooa ho rendorad to
Germany during tbe Franco-German
war. How will thoFronchmon relish this
compliment paid to a Plenipotentiary
for furnishing somucb gratitude to the
enemy T
e a
Tui Ox Froo Fable. Tha Bute
of Rhodo Island felt a large as Penn
sylvania, or any othor Stato, on tho
28th nit. Thore was room enough on
tbe territory of tbat Commonwealth
on that day to dino and wino the
Hayos troupe, all on one day. Tbo
Empire Stato could do no more. Provi
dence favored the company, and Hayes
and hia suite gobbled np tho wine as
though New England contained no
Murphys.
t an '
The Atlanta(Ga.) Constitution wants
Ohio to put in motion "that long-expected
tidal wave, which will surely
come and bless the whole country in
1880." This is a timely request; but
it should not bo forgotten that tho
tidal wave came last fall, and that
which is most wanted now ia a method
to prevent tbe Republican stealing its
blossings.
A BUK-AWAr.-Ik.r.bf Motion til por
J.V. iODi avgltirt duliBg with or training B.
Frank Ctnngtor of Bogjt twp., en mj neeuant.
lit hM dot (ltd my foot without my Jmt etutt,
tnd I ta dtttrmintd to ptj tuj debt of bit
eontrtet.ng after tbit dtt-t, ond thote wht trait
or harbor him. mty bt at! ltd upon for n tttU.
mrmt with m at ttno fatr tint.
VALBNTINK (iEARHART.
Wtit tooatnr, July 11, 1I7T It
A.OMINIMTItATOR'8 1KOTICE. Notloo
it bortltjr gifto tbat Lttra of AdminiitTf
lua on tht MUU of JOHN HiUH, Uto
of Knot towDibip, Cltarfltld county , Pa.,
dte'd, having boea duly grantod to tht undr
ifntd.all ptrttni indtbttd to taid tiUto, will
iitato ntbo ..wod.att paymtnt, nod thoie ha.
at tit. ow or detvaadi a-lil prttttt Ibrm uroparl
tbtntienttd for Mttltatni witboot deity.
JUIlal W. I1.IJU,
Now Millport Jtly 11, 77-6t. Ada'r.
A NEW DEPARTURE
LI THEIISBI RC.
DtrtafUr, gooli will ho Mid for CASH only,
In tirhaoct for pradtwa. No boofcl will bo
kopt la tho fatart. All U nocoanU mati bo
wttltd. ThoM who taanol oath op, will ploato
band oror tbeir nott and
CLOSE TEE RECORD.
t am. detavmlBCQ ta aett my aeons at cut
prleee, aad at a dioeoont far Blow tbal aver
offered ia Utts viotoitv. The dioeoont I allow my
eastomera, will makelham rich In twrntv yenrsU
Utty follow my ndrie. and Boy their roods from
mo. I will pay aaah for whaat, oeta nod elovar-
. Vaft 1Kb OUUUoAAUfiK. .
Lntneraborf, Janaary 17, 1 BT7.
RF.POHT of tbo condition of Ibe COUNTY
NATIONAL BANK af Clearleld. at Clear
field, is tba State of Ponasylvnnia, at tfaw close
of bealneaa oa JaM 23, 1877:
BBIOCBCBB.
1oani and diseonntl. H
...!!,
.. ,
... 7J
,704 41
:- 41
,000 00
! tl
940 04
.ill 11
,S70 J7
,408 .11
Overdraft!
U. B. bonda to eeeore eirenlatloB
Other Btoeks, boads, aad mortgaKOB...
i.
.
t
Doe from approvod reserve ee;flate...
Doe from other National Batiks
Doe from State Banks and Bankers..
Real aetata, fnrnitnra aad litnna .
4
1
I
Correct expenses aad laiao paid
Cheeks and ether eash items...
,444 li
,415 80
.171 00
87
,148 00
Bills of other Becks...
FraetiOBal oarroBey.iaolading niokela,
Lcfal-tendar aotea-
RedemptloB fund witb V. 8. T rest
orer to per ceai. of eirtoleUon)
,874 00
Doe from V. i. Troasarar, olbor lhaa
a per eeac rcdemptiofl faad...,...M
TOO 00
Total IllS.atl ts
BtaBlLITlBB.
Capital stock paid la. tlot.SOS Ot
Sorplat fond lO.aol OS
Other aadiviJe. profits.... t ill H
natlooat vanB aotea ootsuadlng.M,H B7,otl ou
ndtridual deposits sabieat to choekM 13,941 10
Time certiteaus af d.posit lo,7l li
Doa lo other Netionnl Honks.. 84 it
Una la Itala Bank! and Bankers...... 1 .130 41
Total (749.811 4)
Ante or Poaasviewaia. CVearrVId Ceoor. SS :
I. W. H. Shew, t'.ibier ot tbe Conntr Notional
Bank af Clearfield, de aolemnly twear thet the
above etotcmeat ia tree to tho best of mv know),
odae aad belief. W. If. SUAW, Cashier.
baoeoribed and twara to before me this 7th day
oi woiy, a. ir, lor.
rlAlllIrlAUtin, N. p.
Correal Atteetr JAMK9 T. LEONARD,
T. H. FORCKY,
R. 811AW, JR.,
Joly II, 1177. Director!.
SCHOOL STATFJIRNT. Aaanal atata
Bnt al the receipt., upeBdttaroa, aseete aad
liabilillae of Hnelea School District, Clearleld
eoanty, re., for the year cading Jane I, I HTT t
SBCBIPVB.
Tale! paid dlreatU Treat. (Basealed).tl8,12i tS
M received from Plat
1,801 17
Received from Btatc approprlalloB....
" aa Daplieale ef 1"73. .....
" . " " 1874......
" 1178 ...
" " 1S7S .
BalBaaa daa Treacarar M(l
181 84
88 84
17 10
44 11
84 OS
48 78
170.898 14
BirBBBITVBM.
Roads lamed prior loJaaa t, 1871 1 1,8110 08
Interest 0. eatne...
SA.1 18
Ordon Itaaad prlar ta Jaaa t, 1870.,
Tateroat aa aarae.......
Ilelanee don Treaearer
Treaaarer'e ealary
Intaraaea
Taaehera' aalarlw...
Iaterott eo sej&e...
Knrnaca..... .,
Peel .,..
Secretary'! aolery.
Miscellanocn!..
Colleelor'l fee ea tit. 84, doplleaU of
1878, 8 par aeal ,
Oolleeetr'e ha on 117.10, doplieala it
1874, 8 percent.
Collator's fee oa H4.lt, daplieale ar
1878,8 per aaat
Oolleet.r'1 fee aa tM.88, daplleel ef
8,844 II
891 81
120 II
80 IK
IS 81
1,431 00
8 34
SOO 00
11 II
tt to
71 01
i T7
I 10
IB7B, B par eea!...,...,..,..
i to
' sM.ats li
170,898 II
Daa sa doplleaU af 1ST....
Dn. aa duplicate af 1874....
Daa oa daplieetc or 1878....,
Daa aa daplioaW of 1871...
Sohool proporty.iaMt.eeea
$ II II
77 90
III 88
184 71
11,00. tt
118,888 98
UABILItlBB.
rVheol ardent ealalaadlBf.lStT...-....t 118 18
Bolnnee doe Treaaarer 48 78
Boad, par aeaU lalaroct, to Ore If
Blaeshard 400 tl
I 71 17 8
A seels evtr llabilltiM. .....
Wa, tha aadertl.eod Aadlton af Hasina Iowa
chip, hereby certify that wa have eaemlaed and
tattled lha eeeeamti af Uaeloo eraael dirirlat.aod
that tha roregoiaf ta, ae wa holiera, B tree etete
meat of tba receipt! aad aipenditnree of the eaid
dlitrlet for tbe school yeor ending Joes I, 1177,
and af tba BJeell Bad liabilities at the close of Iks
year. j. it. iiswn r,
Allertt A. II. ROHRNKRAIfR,
11. r.Tewnt, M. Ill WITT,
Clark, Aadltora.
reaSerd, hf Una, 187.
ilflv JdWtlSfttUufJ.
CENTRAL" HOTEL, PITTSBURG II,
; -Jul-?
Smithfleld Street, from 2nd to 3rd, Avenues.
Tba most centrally located trtt elaaa llontc la Ibe city. Street can pes! the door ovary li.
liautee lo all the dp.,t! and all perls of both cillee. Terma, d ao per fray.
WALSH & ANDERSON, Proprietors.
Tho Ra-i iLioi-, of flttrfield, roooirod vwkly
imU from tbit I to lion, Ao.
CAPTION All portoni art h-rtby oanlion
od ajrafntt purehaiitf or In anyway utd-
dliag with Iho follow. og proptrty, now In tho
poiMttlon of Camacl and John Uppor, of Oalloh
towiubip, rlit Two hortti ani faarntti, I
faioglo mochloOp lint halt and pulley drags, mi
haft and fliturot, jack whsol and rope, pump
aod tlaok, packing boioo, At., at tho taint be
longs to nit and it left with laid Samel aod Jno.
lioppcr on lotn, lubjtet to toy order at any time,
jAM&n (Linn,
Bmlth'o Mllli, Jane V, 187ML
IN GO
GOD H E TRrtT.-All othort Bart
DtT for their work bofora it InatM (It
ihoi.. And nt all firth It at tht craaj of tbe field.
aod Iho pram. mi of men are like the flowers
thereof th sy art giren one day aod forgotten
the Btit the. t fort it it bott mm to troet anybody.
All kind of work will bo dono io thit tbop for
tun or ready pay. Boou and ibon or all iitet
aod ityltt ibt bott nod ohetpeit In town.
i nartrtmorea my mop to tut lower end or
town, In Tarlor't row. on Rtod ttrttt. ear tho
depot where 1 will bt foood at nil timet, waiting
fur eottomtrt. All work warranted good and
cheap.
Alio, nil Hodf of Leather and Shoo finding
for tale.
Tho eitlieni of Clenrfiold arid vlcinltr are
reipootruii lnritod to giro me n call.
11. ifcHKl.'.U.
Clearfield, Pa., July II, U71.
Ot'HOOL 8TATEMKIST, Addq1 ffoan
l7j oial itaicncot of Tnion trhool diitfiet, for
ut year ending Just Ha, ibii :
roti amount of tax duplicate, (need
ing am't nnrtllteud oo duo. of '75...$ 101 H
Deduct abattmoi.il $386' 01
btduet rxont rttioDsT, dtOeltaolet
and errors . 71 41
Dedatouls(andiDgUx. lit It 401 it
$ Uo IS
icairra.
Total receipt from Collector $ 140 1
Caib on band at last M..-iaM. ......... ITS 6S
State appropriation 1 10 N
ttum (.o. ircatiirer for Us on imitated
lindt , 1,780 18
$1,202 IT
IXPB-DlTtKtl.
Paid leacbtrt'Mlariti.w..rttt M...
Paid dcbti tnd inUreit
Paid salary of Keerettry
Paid salary of Trees, and Collector...
Paid for foH
Paid orders for redan led tax...
.$ 42 60
26 24
15 00
. SI 81
46 00
. I4fr tS
.. 1,211 (II
DtlfcDOO In Treat ary
$2,202 67
I? Alir U. Bili-ct, '
Preiidat.
Attest.
11. F. Sroffim
Bcoretary.
Wa, tht nndtrxixDed Auditors af Union, school
dittriet, befit) ff et ft felly extmiofd th tbove ae-
oounu of tbe Treasurer, find them eorrect to the
best of oar knowledge and btlitf.
I a. K, Dn FPSI.ER,
J. K OHWAI.T.
C. D. LA BO HP K,
Anditert.
Roekton, July 11. 1177 .It. ,
Save Your Cash
G. C. & T. W. MOORE, ,
(Raeeosior (w J. S. Skowon,)
BOOTS
SHOES,
II ATS
AND
C A P S,
f , f , AXOtXITt'
laSTS" , , ,
FURNISHING GOODS,
' K00M Ko-1, PIB'S BUILDING.
TbtyorviHW retiring aha.ee lot of tho
latest styles of Ltditt and Gratt' Dreta Shoot
and Boots, together with ft large lot of
PLOW SHOES, Ac, Ac,
tollable for workmen on tht hrm and In the
wooda.
Tbey La rite tpoeial attention to their stack of
Gents' Furnishing Goods,
AM of whieh will ho told nt rate as fkvorablo at
they can be bought e tie where lo, the oonntj.
A share of tho patronage of tho publio to re
spectfully solicited.
;i:o. c. moor &
TOM. W. MOOHB.
Clearfield, Pa , July 11, IN77-lm.
Administrators salE
r TAtrAOLB-
TIMBER LANDS t
By virtue of aa order of Iho Orphant Court ef
Jioiroei. oounty, raM ana to me directed, there
will be told at tho Court House, in the horcngh
of Clearfield, on
SATURDAY, JULY 4H, 18TT. "
nt t o'elook p. m , tbo following deserlhed pVp
ertitt, lo witi
Mo. 1. Fuette In tbe Urongh of Clrarfltld,
bounded wtit by street, south by
street, east by alley, and north by lot of O. L.
Reed, and having a email twe-ttury hoast aod
stable thereon.
No. t. 8ituato In Bloom lowntblp, Clearfield
county, Pa., beginning at a slone nt tho lino of
land ooOTeyed io uratgi M llianthnrd thence by
land oonveyed to 41. W. flora, wee 60 pjrehM
more or lest to pott) thtne loath 106 porehet
more or lets tt Itnd oonveyed t HarUook and
Neeper j thenee by stmt east 60 perches more or
loss to land oonreyed to Craig A Blanehard;
thenee by tame north t6 perehot more or loot lo
tht plooo of beginning, containing 00 nerve mere
or lost, being nn improved, timbered nnd well
ad anted to cultivation, -
No. I. Hitnate In Beoearln lowntblp, Claarfitld
eounty. Pa., toataiaing 0 orne more or teas of
unimproved land, with valuable Umber thereon,.
nnder.laid with Ooal. and described ia Deed Book
"IV'pege 64S, Ac, and Book "U," p4. 64S, At.
No. 4. Sittato la (iilich towp.bip, nnd being
the east end of n oertaio oimproved piece
land boandtd notth hi t mui by ,
south hj tnd wett by eon
tatning one kef or 106 acres mora or lent, and
being part of the Btn. Wilson turvev. with valu
able timber, aod nnderlaid with a good vein of
eoai, ana near ine railroad.
No. 6. Pi matt in Chert lowntblp, adjoining
lands of Wm. HoUarrey, Free oat, Philip
Dotts, aad others, containing 1ST eerei, with
about 10 aerto cleared, frame hnaeo aod oUblo
thereon, nnd a portion well timbered.
No. fi. Situate In Chest township, containing tl
acres, beginning at a hickory on Chest creek f
thenee east 01 perches to a encumber ( thence
north IS degrees east 60 perehei tt a hickory,
(down): thtnoe norlh 47 df greet wtil 10 perctiei
tonoati theant wtt 9aMs.rr.hutAwtt.il n.k .
emk theone np the treeh to place of beginning, i
uiai( principally vouom inna, nna Baving an
exnellent banking ground thereon.
No, T. Bitaate In Cneot town-hip, boglonlng nt
a pnplari thtnoo by Htephtn Free turrey tonth
SN0 l it? pert-bet to a post) theaoo by Oeorge
Noble snrrey west 156 perehee to post thenee by
Chat. Ruttell snrrey west lOt perehei to a white
oak thenee north 20 degrees weet 10 perches to
pott thenee north 79 degree! taut 1 1-0 porehet
10 pott) thence north m degrees east 41 perches
to while oak i thenee north U degrees oatt I7
perehot to hickory ; thtnoo north SI perehot to a
blaek eak thenee 107 perehot to plaoe ef begin.
Blag, aaataining 1&6 aerot mora or leas, being
nnlmprored land, having a large ameuat of tim
ber tbereoai and being well w tiered.
Nt. wtU bo told ia lots to sail pare haters.
TERMS OF SALE :
Oat. third al analrmalloB of sole, and the eel.
aaee la two tqael aaanal permeate, wltk latent!,
to ba awarcs Bv Jadmanta oa the aremlm.
AARON 6. TATI,
AJm'r ntete of S. rawdl, 4m'4,
daarlaM, fa., J.lv II, ItJT 81.
Dcit wtisfnunts.
W"' -. . . .
1 Jt,
at tho Hoto) nnd placed on fit for th Wfl,
ApHI IT, 1877 -Ira .
JfHTlrr.r.' COajsTABI.FJW KUtjt
Wa have printed a tare. BBmbor af toe new
FRB BILL, boot will aa tb. notipt af taealv.
8re ceata. mail a oopr . Bey arldrees. .
CAUTU)r..--All pereeec ara kcrcb. aaallea.
ad coins! pnrebasiaf or IB any way m.4
dllns witb the followiof property, now la the
posseesioa of Ilenry Kitohen, of Cbiot toweihip
... . -" . .. . ewir., a sr.se,,
aerot corn, I, aeret wheat, 1 hedi aad bldi,.
w-. wru.w, V Mar. fn-i .ITO., BOBtrS, lot 0
sewed lambrr, etc., at the awn. was parobo. h.
mo at Phehff. sale on the 11th of Jaoo, 1877, .
aud Is Uft witb said Kitcoea 00 loaa, aobjeet to
my order at any time.
ANTFONT tfeOARVr,
Mcrberson, Jnne Jt, I877 8t.
SflltMII, RTATRMEIIT.
A. I. CKKfSWBI.L, , , Oiitrid Troas
nrer, in asooonl with the School fand af Jord.t
township, for lb. year eodl., Jaaa 1st, 1877,
PR. , .- , .
ToMDOantofunoolleotdtax-.HMHHm4 88,14
To Ht.t. opproprietioa 2,7 j3
To amount due from ia.t settlement 4
To nmooot of soho.,1 tea for 1878 H 44, a
To amount of boildinf rax for 1878 ,J ,1
To order ef J. W. Jubnsun 10 H
To am't reo'd for store, cold to Larimer. ' 10 00
To belanoedne Trrasorar..w,..w.M..M- 11 88
H.1M 8T
CR.
By ord-l paid $1,014 f.
By Trees, aod Coll. per enter. 83 04
oy erooont unooileclcdon Doplictee of
1878 4.4 8 ......... 1,1
i.j oroer 1.9 toveriooaco,
By assompiil by Treasarcr of 111
$2,1 M 87
Wc, the anderstirned Aoditon of Jorden town
ship, bavlnf eiatoiaed the anvoonts of A K.
rraw.ll lli.tr,n( T. - nr ...J .
.... . .,..rHIV. w. ..I,n!B,
ta eooneotton with tbe Bobool fand, d. orrli
- .no ioch. se aoo.e stated.
Allelt: P. PTRAV7,
Jno. rWw, TUO.MAS HMTTH,
Clerk. - R. II. JOHNSON,
Ansonriile, June 17, 1877 31. Aoditore.
ANNUAL REPORT
or tho
School District of Osceola Borough.
FUR THE YEAR EKOISG JUSB l, 187T.
Whole Bomber of to h (join
Number jetrequired, I
Arersge ntmbor of months taught t
Kurater of male tearbore employed 1
" of female teachers tmnloved.- 1
Arerrge tilsriei of mete per month.... $60 09
of female per month... 60 00
Number of mtlt sehnltm m
u vt fern It .-httlari I'll
Arertge daily altemlaflfe ., 190
percentage ol atttndtooe 17
Nam ler ol mills on the duller isried for '
School pUiP')Rf ' g
Amouut levied fortehiol porpdtet...,.. $I,ST6 63
RECEIPTS.
Am't received fri-m Bute Appropriation $iS9 00
Dilanoe on band from lattyear't report 36 M
From Colleelor, texej of all kinds f Oi 06
Prom liquor 1mi..... .m...m ,m,...m li $9
Totl reoei ls....... ,
EXPENDITURES. .
II ,088 07
. 8 00
8 00
. 180 00
4 80
14 18
. 83 8,
, .101 00
80
li 00
10 t .
. (H 00
0
SJ 00
O. K. McFeddun, for print ing.
intnraneo on srDosi property
Kxeelnior Mtnufatttariritr Co.. fur- rlMki
Cleaning trhool rooms....,..,, .
inumas Mciiraw, ooal .. . .,,
y m. Brown. Coal -
PtahlariBiH ethupwk fmr Mt.t
llriibin llrot., for book for dnpllcato.
a, niuiiujr, ior .,.,..,,
HartBBB A VtiL snrlu
Teachers' taUriM . .
Secretary 'i sal ary M ,
i"eet lor Uolleetor ,..,
Total....
... tljlt 80
Amoaot dna Treaanm.......M..M.M....4 V&0 88
" dua dietrHt from all ooarcel... 1.440 87
LIABILITIES.
Amount due Treasorer .$ 14, 8S
" do. oa aaMttkd bUll.... l,UI 8,
Total..-
tl,88l 21
Hoeoorecs In eiocel oi liabtlUio! $ 88 75
0. U.8WOPI, R.J.WALKER,
Herniary. , Froaideet.
Jane 10, 1877 8t-' . .
SCIIOKI. HTATKMEHfAnnaal itat
ment of tho receipts, orponditorea, as.t!
aad llebilitiei of Clearleld horonfh School Dis
trict, for the year ending June 1, 1877 1
II.A0 JOH.VIOB, TBBM!UBBB BB.
To amennt of 1P77 DupHeate
To aroonnt ree'd from Col. IdeClellaa aa
175 let
To amount raoeivad fram Col. Fowell, en
187 tai
To amount revived from Cel. Pow.U,oa
1877 tea :
To am't received from graded seaelarc
To am't ree'd from bob reoideat scholar!
Tc am't ree'd rrom (-l.tr appreprtaoa-
T. am't ree'd from aoademy rent M
Tc am't from OrMnwrod Diet,, dMk....
To am't from Milk jodfmeat...,H.
To am't from tt. L. heed'e Bote-
To om't from J.Wri,l.y, Traai. uetia;
To baU doe at aeltUmoat M
,134 Ot
121 80
Sl 80
Til 7t
11 01
OS 00
dot 08
a 00
1 00
108 80
81, VI
111 0
II ot
1.8tJ 98
CR.
era
By amount daa Tnat. at 18tk Aafatt
ntll.ro eot . .$l,Jlt It
By em'iunt order! pnid since settlc't.... 1,844 78
By nmoant ae error la aattiemeat...t. I 00
By amount of coupons paid ,00t 04.
By It pr oont. aom'atoa allowed Treaa
arer by Auditor., oa $1,888.71 ' 8$ 74
By amoant of '77 taa traaeferredtoCol.
I'owell 1,411 41
By 8 per oont. rebate all'adea $1,710.78 88 81
By 8 per eeot-commucioa allowed Pow
ell on $1,048 7 8184
By etetioeeryaflditampe allowed Treea. 18
$8.8 1 38
Rervlp
U aad aipeadituree forlehool derlaf year '
DR.
1877
To am
To am
't ree'd from 17 tai ....$l,7ll 71
't rr i from MoClell.n, '78 tel.. Ill 00
't ree'd from Pow.ll, 78 taa 118 00
Tea
Too
To.
To ei
t ree'd from Powell, 77 tax 711 78
i t ree'd from , reded scholars 11 t
To am
t roc 0 irom aea rceidoat aahalara 08 00
t ol btata appropriation 401 ,8
$S.St 44
CR.
By amoBBt paid taaeberi..,
By amonnt paid janitor ......
$1,100
.- 134
y .leaning nooee M
By amoaot paid for coal aad wood
By aaMuat paid for library .. ..
By planting aad eaade trwta
By U.v.. ...... . ...
By repair! to farnaoa, A. ..-....
By er.yor, tak, pea.Ha, A..., ,,
la, sho.eling .now...... ...... .,...
By rvoorditig deed.... -r,, ,. , ,
By atetbi brooms , .........
By in'l paid tsovdlander A Lee..-....M,
By foereury
By II. f Bi,lar A C, kill la 1870-1.-
By J. I.. Lea.y, aeal la l?8 ..
By per centego allowed Treasarcr alae.
esltlemeal
Ry rebate to taa payer! an $1,7171....
By eommissloa to Powell oa $1,040. 7A
By em't peid fur porehmont and mak
ing diplomas w
By eioaeratlona allewod
By am't paid Aadltora for settling aoa't.
By racclpti over cxpeadtlBrel,..--.-.
10
107
88
I
10
80
CI
, I
I
I
18
18
. 11
t
$8,181 44
AlfeU aad liahllltlca, Jan. In, 1177 1 '
ASSETS.
Balanea da! fram 178 tai 484 41
11.1. no. doa from '78 and '77 Ua 1,118 08
Balanoc doe from Bon resident pnplla. 178 87
llalaaoa due from fre.led aekolara..... 781 8
BoIbbm du. from M ilia ).dgm.at...-. 140 00
Balanea doe from M. Irwin morlgag... I,C00 00
llelaaee Interest from loth Mny, '84
tolslJune.77 ..,. 781 M
Balaaoa J. W. Tkamac mortgage.-" '
latereat daa June 1st, 1877......-. 08 80
Etnaa af ami! 7,81148
$! 1.018 84
LIABILITIES.
AmoBBt nf eut.taadiag erdera ...$ 1,171 04
Ponds due 1st April, 1891...-. . 1,108 00
Interact daa oa hoada let Jaaa, 177- 1 ,441 00
$11,111 01
We, Ik. aadenigaed Aadllara ar CtaaHeld
boroogh. herehy CMtlfy tbnl we keve aaamiaad
aad settled the aceoaatar I see. Jokeeaa, Be. .,
late Traasarer, and af the rVkael M.triet, aad
thai tha foregolag l!, al wa kalleva, a tr.. state
meat af tbe Treesorrart oN.nl af la. m.lpla
and eipMdllera., and of th. easete aad flablltltea
of eoid eckoel dinrtot, al Ik. .teaa eT lac year,
eadiBg May II, allTH,
A. W.SRAUAM.
Claar.rl, fa., Jaa. , 1177-0). Aadllara.