58he gcpnMican.
G tout) I B. Uoodlandsr, Kditor.
CLKAUKIELI), 'Pa.
WEDNESDAY M0HN1NO, OCT., 31, I8TT.
Reader. If vou want t what ' I0'" 00
la th. busin.es world, Just mi our adr.rtislng
.olumns, th. Sptmal oolutDD Id p.rtteul.r.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
rnn aupatMK judos:
Hon. JOHN TRUNKEY,
OP VKNANOO OOLNTV.
FOR AUDITOR GENERAL!
Hon. AVIIjLIAM P.SCIIELL,
Or BEDFORD COUNTT.
FOR STATE TKKASURKR:
Hon. AMOS C. NOYES,
Of CLINTON COUNTY.
DEMOCRATIC JCOl'XTY TICKET,
FOR PROTUONOTAUT .
KM BLOOM, of Clearfield.
VOR REGISTER AND RECORDER :
L. J. MORGAN, of Clearfield.
for surveyor:
MAXIMS FOR THE DAY.
Xo man worthy the offieo of President tbootd
bo willing to hold It If counted in, or plaeed there
by any fraud. IT. 8. Graht.
I could never hare been reconciled to the ele
vation by tbe itnalkit aid of nine of a perioo,
however reepectable In private life, who Bait
forever carry upon nil brow tne stamp 01 iraua
flrt triumphant in American btatory. Ho aub
sequent action, however meritorious, ean wash
awny tne letters 01 tniu reooru.
Crailki Frahi'II Adah.
I'nder (lie formi of law, ltutberford D. Hayes
bns been declared President of the totted Statae.
HU title real! upon diif ranch isetnent of lawful
voters, the felie certificate! of the returning offl
ere actirf corruptly, and tbe decision of a com
mission which has refused to hear evidence of al
leged fraud. For the first time are the American
ticople eon fronted with the feet of a fraudulently
elected President. Let it not be understood that
tbe fraud will be silently acquiesced in by the
country. Let no hour pan in whicn tne usurpa
tion is forgotten.
Annua m or Democratic U. C.'t.
One hundred years of human depravity aeon
mutated and concentrated into a climax of ertme
Never eeaiu in five hundred years shall they have
an opportunity to repeat tne wrong.
Danibl W. Voorhrir.
I would rather have the endorsement of a quar
ter of a million of the American people than that
of the Louisiana Returning Board, or of tbe Com
mission which excluded the feats and decided
the question on a technicality.
Tiioa. A. IIbrdricks.
Democrats, remember TucBdny. No
vember 6 tli.
Senator Morton's vase is hopolos.
tlio nliyeiHuns aro about to give him
"P-
Democratic victorioa in this country,
and Iiu",inn victories in Asia Minor,
have been nil the go for the past three
weeks.
(iOVERNMKNT INTIMIDATION. All
tlio Rudicnl Congressmen from Penn
sylvania, and "my eon Don," are de
manding Iho appointment of ex Sena
tor Cameron us Minister to Kngland.
Hear Ye! The public good de
mands that every voter go to tbe
polls on Tuoflday next und east bis
ballot fur the Democratic nominoos.
member of tho State and Federal ad
ministration is turned out of office.
Hold on 1 No complimentary votes.
Democrats, your ticket is Trunkoy,
Scbcll, Noycs, Illoom, Morgan and Mc
Closkey. This is not the year for
Democrats to give complimentary
votes either on the Stalo or county
ticket, (io it straight, and wo will
Tuoscliiy, Kovetuber Cth, ii election
diiy. Democrats, imitnto tho exam
ple of your Ohio and IUltimoro frionds.
(io to tho polls and condemn thu pres
ent fraudulent Federal administration,
so as to compel it to administer tbe
government in tlio interest of tho pco
plo instead of a cabal of public plun
derers. A liuLLDOzER For all tho Jiadical
Congressmen from this Slato to spring
to .their feet and demand that Mr.
Ilnycs shall appoint tho aged siro of
the son Senator to tho highest foreign
position in tho gilt of tho Government,
when Iluyes has a half doron personal
friends on hand who want tho same
position.
Roll it up. Democrats, keep right
on. Ono moro day for your country
nnd liberty for yourself, and wo will
mako the summit and bury those who
liavo misgoverned our country. Ho
fleet: California gavo 18,000; Ohio
22,000 ; Baltimore 16,000, and Penn
sylvania WILL GIVE 30,000 or Tues
day next, it you turn out.
None or That I Wo learn that tho
Kudical nominees aro soliciting their
Pemoeralio neighbors to givo tbem
complimentary vote, saying: "Your
ticket will bo elected anyhow, and you
will bo running no risk." Just toll
your neighbor, "Not this year," most
emphatically, and thon you will re
main as good neighbors as ever. If
noccssary, repeat, "No, sir I"
Baltimore This Tim. Tb light
ning strikes again! Thoy had an elec
tion in Baltimore tho other day for
Mayor, Sheriff, and other city officers.
Tho affair was a kind of burricano, and
scattered the Custom House and Post
offlco officials in every diroction. In
1872, tbo Democrats carried tho city
by 6,407, and last year Tildon had 10,.
120, but Col. Ocorgo P. Kane, for
Mayor, got away with 15,810 on
Wednesday last. Col. Kano roceivod
over a thousand moro votes than were
cast for President last year, showing
that tho excitement run high. The
Iladical candidates received 7,000 votes
less than llayos, showing again, moat
conclusively, that the penplo aro de
termined to clean out tho political free
booters who bavo robbed and plunder
ed them lor sixteen years. Header,
remember Pennsylvania on Tuesday,
November flth. "
an--Q
THE NEW NOT It AND COIN
CURRENCY KILLS
Congress has done but little since it
assembled. Both parties seem to bo
tenting waiting for lh November
elections and tho announcement of the
resnectiv committees. Senator Wal-
lenator n
enrreny an tne nnancta ot tbe
ury ou the 23d, which seem to attract
more attention than any other two
projects that have been introduced in
either House.' Tuo Bills in question
prnvido far a lawful note and com cur
rency for the United States. The ono
bill provides for the coinage ol lr
.1 :ll: .lll- 1.
nunureu minion uun. ,u je OI g
coin metal patented by W. jj, ub.
boll, of Pennsylvania, c,, g0loid,"
and consisting of gol- silver and oop-
por, to bo paid v,t by issue of four
per cent, bond'., redeemable in ton and
payuble attvr twonty years, and to be
paid out in oxebange for bonds bear
ing a tiigbor rato of intercut as tbe lat
ter are retired. The bill also requires
tho Secretary of the Treasury to cause
to be issued four hundred millions of
legal-tender Dotes in exebango for
those now outstanding, and to keep at
least three hundred and fifty million
dollars of tbo new issue out of the
Treasury in circulation.
Tbe other Bill directs tho Secretary
of the Troasury to issue, in lieu of an
equal amount of tbo four per cent,
bonds authorised by the act of July
, uiv, .wtui aiu. WAUVOUtllg Ullv UU11-
dred million of dollars of United States
coupon bonds, in tho denominations of
twenty-five dollars and one hundred
dollars, redeemable in coin of the pres
ent standard valuo after aixty days
from tho dato of their issue, and bear
ing interest payable semi-annually in
such coin, at tbe rato of 3 and 05-100
por cent, per annum. These bond
aro to be exempt from all taxation,
and the proceeds shall bo applied to
tbo redemption of tho B-20 bonds. Tbe
remainder of tbo bill is as follows
Sictioh 2. Tho Secretary of the
Treasury shall keep said bonds for sale
at the different sob-Treasuries of the
United States, and shall dispose of the
same at par and accruing interest for
join or for United States legal-tender
notes, at tho rato at which they may
then stand in the market, and such le
gal-tender notes shall bo reissued ; but
the proceeds and tho coin received for
such bonds shall be applied to the re
demption of outstanding 5-20 bonds ol
tbo United BtaUw.
Theoditorof tho Philadelphia Times,
in alluding to the measures in question,
says : "Senator Wallace has introduced
two important bills in tbo Senate, which
should receive tbe early consideration
of both branches of Congress. One
provides lor the issue ol (400,000,000
of silver coin in dollars, half-dollars
and quarters, to bo legal tenders for
all debts, publio and private Bo sure
that tbo silver dollar to be coined shall
bo made worth a dollar, and then go
ahead. Thero is no reason why peo
ple shouldn't have just as much silver
currency as thoy want to use. With
this point well guarded, and equal care
to avoid even tho suspicion of impair
ing contracts with creditors, which
Senator Wallace doubtless has well
considered, tho bill should bo speedily
passed. The moro important bill of
me two was one to auliioriio the issue
of .100,000,000 of sixty-year bonds,
bearing 3.05 interest, in lieu of that
amount of four por cont bonds, to be
exchangeable for coin or legal-tenders
at tbo option of tbe bolder. It would
have boon better, we think, to provide
for 1400,000,000 of tbe 3.C5 bonds and
a less amount of silver coin, for in tbe
end tbo convertible bond must solve
our financial problem and be the sourco
of our national currency. Itlg
ihvWjioZxMit-hail earnings of la
bor, now so precariously held in sav
ings institutions, but also to absorb
tbo balances of banks, corporations
and business men, and to bocome grad
ually the basis of our ontiro paper
money, which will always bo prolorrod
to gold or silver if issued by tbe gov
ernment. Senator Wallaco bos made
a prompt start in exactly tho right di
rection, and ws hope to soo some such
measures enacted into laws at an early
day."
Tui Discussion to Proceed. The
Rev. C. it. Foed, referred to in our is
su of October 17th, has at length mot
a fooman in the person of D. M. Ben
nett, editor of tbo Truth Seeker, pub
lished at a 141,Kightb street, N. Y.
The questions to be discussod are: 1st.
Jesus Christ is not only divino, but is
tbe Lord bod creator of heaven and
earth. 2d. Christianity is an original
and divine system of religion. 3d. Tbe
Biblo is natural written expression
bistorio and prophetic of tbo Word
of God, and was given by divino In
spiration. Feed affirms, Bonnott do
nios. The discussion will appear in
the columns ot tbe Tnith Seeker, begin
nlng November 1, 1877.
A Good Test. Old prunical Ben
Wado, one or Uniot Jiadical war
horses, is against Hayes' Southern pol
icy, and to try how tbe Radicals in bis
county, Ashtabula, felt about it, be
and bis frionds nominated a Wado
man for tbe Legislature, and the friends
of tbo tight by Seven nominated a
llayes man. Wade's man bad 3,810
votes, and Hayes' man had 1,216. The
Domocrats stood aloof and witnessed
tbo fun, moat of thorn voting for "the
government."
u --.1
Cox is all liionT. After tho elec
tion of Speaker, some of "Sunset"
Cox's friends gathered around bim for
the purpose ot sympathysing with
him in hia defeat; but be consoled
them by saying: "Yes, gentlemen,
you have done the wisest thing in mak
ing Randall Speaker. You cannot safe
ly spare your ablest man from tbe
floor."
Suicide Ex Congressmsn Bobleski
Ross, who represented th Lynnming
district for four yoars in Congress,
committed suicide at his home, in Coed
ersport, Tottor county, on Friday Isst,
by shooting blmielf through the heart.
Poor health la tht only cause assigned
for the rath act.
Rev. Wm. Hunter, D.D., formerly
editor of th Christian Advocate, Pitts
burg, diod at Cleveland last Thursday,
where he was stationed as Presiding
Elder of tbs Cleveland District. He
waa for a number of years Professor of
Hebrew and Biblical Literature) Id
Allegheny College.
BOOSTlXd HAYES UP.
Radical statesmen and stumpers ure
rather variablo in their views con
cerning "the government" these times.
Policy seems to bo at tho bottom of 1'
all. In tbe days of Andrew Job' 0II
al-"mv policy" was ..folyig.i v--'v
mako of it. Now to-lC)0(y ox
is gored, and w -aTe ..Hayes' South
ern Policy," wh,ch apB0Uin), tho
Radical lders just like so many "ten
pin. and the confusion it produced
its birth now almost amounts to a
rout. While ono leader denounces
Hayes and bis policy, unother stunds
up and defends him. Here is a sum
pie ol tho latter class. This is the con
cluding paragraph of the spoech mudo
by Geo. Wm. Curtis, at tho great mol
ing held in Now York city, to endorse
President Hayes and his policy and to
condemn tho Rochester Convention
I l.ll you that tfl-nlght to. R.puMlo.Q Big ll
Mt hl.b ia th. bwiD of pnci snd rfnn, nd
wo. Io th. u.o wbo reckleuly .tLropt to to.r
toil b.BB.r down. Ilirct Atil.ui..l Whil.
our Praaidout ! doing- wb.t w. wt.b, our ho.ru
try, uod .pMd I w. bug or bin lot to ds.ii.io
or w.ror. but lot hi. nfonolni hind full ft.t und
f.r. PrMld.nt ll.y.i it. Dili on . platform of
junto., utiluu, D.tioa.l frutsrolty, . fold eurrsn-
oy, UDd cml ismo. relorm ; w aisoa oy Dim.
It ) a pisiform of .do plank, wids as sonnli.
Boot, dssp as lh. beating of ths American heart,
and It boars tbs Isgead, "It. ssrv.s his party
boat wbo serves bis oountry wsll." y 1 uundcrs or
Applsuss.
On tho other band we have auch
men aa Senators Conkling, Blaino and
others denouncing Mr. Hayes and his
policy in very bittor torms, extracting
they address. So we go.
The Rkiht Ticket. Democrats,
and all others who want to iuitt in
bringing about a better condition oi
private and publio affairs, here's your
ticket:
STATE.
For Auditor General:
William P. Sehell.
For State Treasurer;
Amos C. Kayos.
JUDICIARY.
For Supreme Judge:
John Trunkoy.
COUNTY.
For Prothnnvtanj, At.
Eli Bloom.
For Register t Reeorder, if-c.
L. J. Morgan.
For County Surveyor:
S. F. McCloskey.
Take this slip and cut - it in three
pioces, fold thorn up, concealing all tho
names of tbo candidates, putting tho
words STATE, JUDICIARY and
COUNTY, on tho outsido, then your
ballot is ready for tho Inspector
throe tickets making a full band.
J. HAT vADET. Hipper, tlio negro
Lieutenant, wbo was pushed through
Vest Point, is producing another sen
sation. It is roported thut some of
the darkies aro trying to coax him off
to Liberia and thero put him at tho
head of the army. But ho proposes
to overlook Hayes' blunder and stuy
where bo is. In bis ofticiul card be
remarks: "I have no sympathy what
ever for tho 'Libcriun Exodus' move
ment, that I givo It neither counte
nance nor support, but will otiuoso it
whenever 1 leul that the occasion re
quires it. I am not at all disposed to
flee from one shadow to grasp another
from tbo supposed error of Huycs'
Southern policy to tho prospective
glory of commanding Liberia's army."
Signed : "H. O. Flipper, Second Lieu
tenant, Tenth U. S. Cavalry." Hap
py Flipper. Ho would rather put up
wuu 11 ayes' blunders and remain in
f'lTi"i's, JhiiiT'Tf ..'l ntfirVnl
the bead of an army ot his own ruco,
where thoy mako mincemeat out of
stragglers.
Still Tinkerino. Tho Grccnslurg
Democrat says : "Somo timo ago this
Revenue District was merged in tho
one at Pittsburg, and Collector Davis
was retained over the consolidated dis
trict Now thero is a rumor through
a Fayetto county politician, just re
turned from Washington City, that
the Treasury Department has docided
to form a now Rovonuo District of the
counties of Fayetto, Westmoreland, In
diana, Jefferson and Clearfield, with
the Collector's offico at Uniontown,
and that Mr. Charles S. Beaton is nam
ed for Collector. This change will
take several counties from Collector
Davis' District, and will wipo out tbo
Clarion District, of which Mr. Drown
is Collector. This will leave Mr. Brown
without an olllcc. Why not wipe
out this herd of Federal officials, and
collect tho revenue due tho Treasury,
through tho Stato officers. It would
not cost hall what it docs now, and far
moro rovonuo would find its way into
the Unitod States Treasury.
Well Provided For. A corres
pondent of the Hartford Timet says :
"John D. Delroos is tho government
printer. Ho receives a salary of (3,
COO por annum. Tbos. I). Delrccs, his
snnjs a clerk in tho Postofllce. Ho
draws $1,400. John D. Defrees.Jr.,
is employed In tho govornmont print
ing offico at a salary of $1,200. An
other aon, Tony Defrees, Is a messen
ger there, drawing $700 por year. T.
Kskor, tho foreman of tbo specification
room, ia a nophow ol Defrees. Ho gets
$1,669 a year. A. Sample is a son in
law ot Defrees. Ho is snugly fixed in
tho Treasuiy Department at $1,600
per annum. Bosidca this, McKnight,
a brother-in-law ot Enkor, is in the
government printing offico at a good
salary."
Candid. Tho Philadelphia Tele
graph, one of the Radical organs, in
discussing the contest in this Stato,
closes by saying: "Thousands of vo
ters are to-day either actively or si.
lently aiding tho Democrats simply
out of disgust with tho doings of prom
inent Republicans." Tbo editor in
quostion comprehends tbo situation
exactly, and ia honest enough to ad
mit that his party Is doomed to an
overwhelming defeat on the Cth day
ot Novcmbor.
Still on Time, Tbe Boston Pott
seems to be anxious that tho Democ
racy should not nominnto a candidate
for tbs Presidency until Massachu
setts is heard from. It has an idea
that Garton may bo in the rare.
Stakk Mad. Th late altompt to
regulate Bitting Bull, by diplomatic
strategy, has only enraged him, and
rendered him as obstinate as Kellogg
or Packard.
ELECTRIFIED BALTIMORE.
l.ust trying three prominent Mary
lundu' t r. Kulton, editor ol tho Haiti
"'jro American, Mr. Thomas and Mr.
lit. Slockelt Matthews promised Mr.
Uuyes that if be would remove the
.i
1
aim i luc utuer utitu oiuie. uiuioa
in ltultimoie, and appoint thorn and
thuir fi iends.lhul they would reorganise
tho Radical party in that city and "elec
trify Maryland,' ami thereby circCTa
Reform Mayor In Bullimore.
Well, Hayes accepted tho proposi
tion. 1 ho election came on on uie; iui
inst., and out ol 51,000 voles polled, but
B:5, wero cast for tho Fulton ! homas-
Multhcws candidulo, 17,307 for tho
Workingnicn's candidate, and 33,188
lor tho Democratic candidulo. Tho
City Council is solidly Democratic.
The color lino wus completely brok
en, thousands of negroes voted tho
Democratic ticket. Reader, think ol
it t The candidate backed by tho Fed
oral Administration only rcceivcing
535 votes, when tbo whole State was
to bo electrified. A press dispatch suys :
"A great fuctor In it all, too, was the
dUgust of the better class or Republi
cans with tbe Fulton-Thomas policy to
electrify Marylttnd, which policy has
been in Ibis case Communism and tho
dovil to beat tbo Democracy. Tho ro
sii I', has shown, also, that it waa one
thing to order and another thing to
cot the negroes to vole for their old
enemies, the while workingmen." This
Baltimore election is fur mora of a Rev
olution thun tbut of Ohio, and howg
conclusively how the people despise the
Federal cabal in that city which has
undertaken to "electrify" (?) tho whole
Stale,
Radical Wailinos. Tbo Bungor
Whig, reported to bo Blaino's organ,
says: "It is ovident thut the President
has renched tho purling of ways, und
ho must definitely decide whether ho
is to walU with tho Republicans or tho
Democracy."
Tho Washington correspondent of
the New York Tribune writes to his
paper that "the President is for tho
moment almost us much out of accord
with his party in Congress as Andrew
Johnson was in tho first year of his
separation from tbo Republicans."
Tho Washington Republican says
tho Democrats aro trying to "secure a
ortion ot tho fruits of a Republican
victory," und pathetically inquires:
"How long! oh, how long is this raid
to bo tolerated by thoso who have tbo
power to put a atop to it at any mo
ment?" Thoro wus no olhor motive or rea
son tor the selection of the assortment
ol Liberals who went into the Cubinot
with him thun this that they had
worked with the Republican party on
ly after they had tailed to break it up
by working aguinst it, and only bo
causo they thought it easier to break
up tbo party from within than I nun
without. SY. Louit Globe.
The Springfield Rejmblican, although
it supports llayes, takes occasion to
remind tho Republican Senators and
Congressmen that their party at last
year's election "failed to carry tlio
country on the popular vote, and only
brought in tho Republican candidate
uer onyonei protection in Litiuisiana
and extrcmo Stato rights under
threat ol civil war at Washington."
An Eve on Tuem. Mary Clemmcr
has been drilling around Washington,
watching the movements of Senators
und Members of tbo House sinco Con
gross assembled. . She alludes to JrittdfTtai of I17 ll paid withia two years aaawer I By
il'pi ulinrrrrlninly arln ft laudable oxam
plo of frugality in his mode of living.
Ho occupies a Very neat, but small and
plain house, in a block of the site and
stamp usually occupied by third-class
clerks, or unvy or army officers who
livo on their small pay. It is in direct
contrast to the ornate abode and costly
interior of bis predecessor. MissGrundy
say that Mr. Randull is passionately
fond of tho study of astronomy, and
spends all the timo ho tun spare from
politics staring at tho planets. Ibis
accounts for the seraphic expression
that occasionally comes over his face
even in tho Sponkor's chair. Ilo often
throws up his head, as if ho wcro star
gazing. It must bo an iinmcnso relief
when bo is stung by any little flea
around him to turn bis f'aeo up imagin
ing that ho is contemplating Maturnor
Jupiter."
Logan. Ex-United States Sena
tor John A. Logan, of Illinois,
turned up in Washington the other
day, and stated to a correspondent that
Wisconsin was more certain to go
Democratic than New York. Ho is
outspoken in his denunciations of the
President's civil service order, und at
tributes to it wholly the Republican
defeats in Ohio and California, and tho
Democratic victories bich ho pre
dicts in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Now
York and Massachusetts. Ilo says
tha eighty thousand office holders aro
not only not working for tho Republi
can party, but aro rapidly bocoming
Doinocrulio converts, from tbo convic
tion that tho Republicun party is doom
ed, and their only hopo ol suving their
official heads is carrying favor with
the Democracy.
National Disiiraoi. Tho hnghest
effort of diplomatic fraud was tho re
cent attempt of tho fraudulent Hayes
administration in sending a Commis
sion of diplomats after Sitting Bull, now
satcly housed in British America, beg
ging him to come back to tho United
Stutes. Tho Commission bad about as
much right to go upon British soil to
treat with him, as wo huvo to enter
our neighbor's turnip patch and lay in
our wintcr'a supply. Tbo ignorance
of tho first principles of diplomacy dis
playod on this occasion by the Federal
administration is disgraceful in tbe ex
treme, and must mako Sitting Bull
blush for tho agents of his "native
land."
Blaini on Ohio. Tho Washington
Star says the following conversation
took place on Saturday a woek, be
tween Senator Blaino and a Western
Congressman :
W. C " How do you like tbe en
dorsomontoflho llayes policy in Ohio?'
Blaino"! think it is a very good en
dorsemont for tbs Democratio policy."
W. C "Do you proposo to give Mr.
Hayes to tho Democracy, Mr. Blaine?"
Blaine "So far as 1 am concerned,
1 assign all my right, tlllo and Interest,
as a Republican Tn Mr. Hayes to the
Democracy."
A KKirVAXOEK TO FRANCE.
It is a great nilslortuno when a feeble
minded, hard-beaded old soldier lakes
it into his head Hut he is tho saviour
of society, and by holding the military
power of a nation in hi gra'p is able
to insko himself emperor of Franco,
though his pretty young wife has a
great bannering to be empress. Yut
Jjitcrers, the scum ot Louis Nnpo
Icon's corrupt empire, have tallied the
old martinet into tho belief that he
ulono can save Franco irom tho abyss
of deslruulion. With thut preposses
sion, thoro is no folly too nmaaing for
him to venloro upon. Ilis urroganee
nd his assumptions of infullibilily
grow Willi ovory iresn prooi tiiai vuo
nulinn distrusts his capacity to govern.
Thu latent news from Fruuuo indicates
thut instead of accepting tho republi
can victory in the recent choice of the
Chamber of Deputies as an expression
of the populur will in favor of tho ro
publio, bo looks upon it us a sort ot
"insult" to himself. It is said thut ho
bus oxprossed a sottled determination
not to mako uny change In his minis
try, but to make demands upon the
Assembly wbon it meets, which be
knows will not be complied with, and
upon its refusal will again dissolve the
Assembly und ajipual to Franca by the
old Louis Knpoloen plan of a plebiscite,
meanwhile doclunnn a stale of (logo,
I. e., martial law.' That ho ia obstinate
und vuiu enough to curry out this pro
gramme, nobody doubts. Tho only
question is, will ho bo permitted to do
it f This question cannot be answer
ed until tho temper of tho Senate is
known. MncMuhon cannot dissolve
the Chnmbor without the consent of
tlio Senate; and though there is
monarchical majority in thut body it
is not imperialist Tho Orleunist or
guns akcady show a defeelion from the
ministry, and tho legitimists are ovi
denlly dissatisfied with tho extreme
sulfifhiicss of tho Bonupartn-ls. Do.
sides this. Republican campaign and
its results, demonstrated the luw re
specting policy of tho friends of tho re
public even while the powers of tbe
law were used aguinst them in the
most exasperating way. They have
borne the utmost aggravations of the
MucMahon ministry whose policy it
wus to force them into violent resis-
lance und borne them with dignity
und yot with a steudv adhesion to
principle that showed that thechargo
of "radicalism" against them was un
founded. Tho moral gain of tho ro
publicans during the pnstcampuign has
been immense. MncMuhon bus now
no ulterunlivo but to accept the ro
publio or else to found a military des
potism, which will bo the ultimate re
sult of declaring France In a "state of
siege." This could, however, last only
a little while, und would end in an ex
plosion the liko ol which Franco baa
not seon for nearly a century .--Baltimore
Gazette. .
The Tax Question. Tho Constitu
tional dihcussioii of tho payment of tax
bcfino voting comes around annually.
We aro glud to learn that a correspon
dence, between J. II. Crissman, of Snow-
shoe, Centre county, and our Law
Jutlrca, prusouu tbst caso iu a let;al
form, as follows :
Snow Bum, Pa., Ool It. 1STT.
flo. Jons II. Osvia. I)r Sirt Will Ton
kindly giro ma aa oploioa upon Artiol. VIII,
See. 1 lnurth of Now L'.nstitatioa as to quallS-
ealKini of solera, sis, "If tweaty-two yoars of
ag. or upward, b. shall have paid withia two
yeara aiute or eounty tax whioh .hall hare been
eM.srd at leapt two moaths and paid at best
one mon'B aelore tba cleotioa." Doaa It aieea
Ibat tha Li'. aa..d tUSMljiilMU-m
Jalsi-wS Sail IsstTifr ffia ltioD, or will the
naLtaroaTB, Pa, Oet. ISTT.
tBift8iBt Ib answer la your question I would
any, tbal it matte no aioeranoe Bow musu longer
liiaa two moBlba th. us has be.a aaaMsed. Tha
paymeat of the tax of 1S.0 or faal e aey ewera
oat yrar, will answer If paid withia two years,
aad at least one month bsror. tb. .lection. 1 am
i.ry rrfpeetlully, yours, Ae., Jons II. Osvia,
To J. II. Can. Kig, . ?e. I aaa
cur ic ths foregoing opinion. 0. A. Marin.
They are Qur.tK Fellows. In elec
tion matters some of the Radical edi
tors aro moot mighty sharp in ono di
rection, and exclusively stupid in an
other. For instance : Two weeks ago,
in alluding to tho Iowa election, they
announced in the biggest job typo they
had in the office, "We have swept tho
Stato,"elc, but "Ohio is still in doubt
too many parlies running in that Slate.
The Democrats have probably carried
theState. etc." ITowstmngc that thoso
gentlemen should know all ithoul Iowa,
thousand miles away, when they
can furnish their readers no informa
tion iu relation to Ohio, just on the
border.
Johnstown Commlrci. From the
Johnstown Tribune wo learn that sinco
tho 20th of Septomber tho aggregate
shipments of butter from tbut place
amount to 32,352 pounds. Ol' this
amount 8,902 pounds wero sent to Phil
adelphia, 10,5-2 pounds to Haiti more
and 3,848 pounds to New York. Tho
bulk of this butter ia made in Somer
set county, nnd ia an excellent article
During the snmu tiinta tbe shipments
ol chestnuts from Johnstown have
amounted to C0,7.in pounds, or 1,214
bushels. The Tribune says that the
trade In both thoso articles has but
just commenced.
Hon. (iaoatiK Saniiekhon. Two ex
cellent gentlemen of this namo have
figured conspicuously in this Slate for
tho past twenty-five years. The ono
resided at Lancaster and the other at
Scruntoii. They wero M ay ore of their
respoctivo cities nt tho samo time and
held other honorablo positions. On
Thursday last Mr. Sanderson of Lan
caster, "passed over the river," aged
seventy-two years. The political an
tecedents of both gentlemen was or
thodox Democracy.
A State Mtiini.it. Tho (irsnd Jury
of Allegheny county subpoenaed Gov.
Hartranft and olhor Stale function
aries to appear before il and testify.
They all refused and aro now In con
tempt. Attorney General Lear has In
formed tho Court tbut thoro aro Stato
secrets which that court has no bus!
ncsa to know anything about, or worda
to that effect. "Stnto secrets" is an
old dogma that ia worth ventilating
these crooked times. Let il be settled
now.
His Kraudulency has nominatod Hon
John M. Harlan, of Kentucky, to fill
tho vacancy on the Supremo bench
occasioned hy tho rosignalion of Judge
Davis. Tbs nomination is regardod as
a good one, and will, without doubt, be
confirmed by the Senate.
NEWS ITEMS.
Dom Pedro has never signed a death
warrant.
Gen. Howard it called Day alter io
morrow, by the Indians.
Biirr.s of the limes : "Oono to my
lu. inual ah uuews nulla i una uriu I J
is a Vassur College student taking a
balh.
Joshua Tnuuart. a well known de
tective, died in Philadelphia Friday
night.
The Republicans of Massachusetts
need a provost guard to keep thorn to
gether.
Thurlow Weed has withdrawn from
politics, and ho didn't bold a Federal
offieo either.
We do not suppose thut tho critics
have destroyed A nua Dickinson; but
where is shot
Tho President's elbow ought to be
jogged concerning that thanksgiving
proclamation.
The New Jersev Republicans tulk
of running Grant's Long Branch cot-
tago tor Uovernor.
Because Key startod lifo as a pid-
agnguo is no reason why he should
close it as a demagoguo,
' Ton years In Uell" is tho name of
a new book, winch may 00 a sequel to
"Ten Nights in a Bur room.
What irlorlouslv flush limes wore
thoso when a New York Stalo Senuior
could command $40,000 lor his vote.
The Bangor Whig is vory unhappy
ubout our dedioation ceremonies, and
sobs convulsively lor the bloody shirt.
General Longslroot, who is living
quietly in Gainsvillo, (In , is writing
an account of tho buttle ol Gettysburg.
A man hat arrived in Pittsburg who
walked from tho Bluck Hills. He is
a resident of Forest county, this Stale
A little girl in Armstrong county
was civen a six sliootor ns a pioyining
Tho bnll lodged in her mothor's knee.
An English swain who hud been
th in v veare oni-unod to a lady, recent
ly jilted her and muiried 11 butcher's
widow.
Ex-United Slutes Senator Eugene
Casserly is mentioned as the Dmocral
most likely to succeed Mr. Sargent in
tho tinted ntalot honnlo.
Buffalo Bill, it is reported, will re
tire Irom the stage after he bus finish
od this season, and becomo the bond of
a cattle rauche on the frontier.
Grant still lingers iu Europe to enjoy
the honors that crowd thickly upon
him. Whilo the freo cigars bold out to
our ex I resident will not return.
"Tbe conscientious men" it what s
carpet bag Senator stylos a portion ot
tho Kopublicun party in congress.
Thero aro only a few of them, how.
over.
The Republicans say litis is terrible.
They would rumor do sasseo ny uon
Bullor every day in the week thun w
ondure tho dull dread of hia ominous
silence.
Genoral William Ration, tho oldest
member of the Bradford county bar,
and for many years a prominonl local
politician, died in Towanda, yesterday,
aged 78 years. j
Senator Duvis, of Illinois, refused to
act with tho Democratio caucus. lie
remsined alone in the Senate chamber
while tho caucuses of tho two parties
wero boing held.
That would bo trusting the 1'rcsi
dent to a discretion equal to adding
fifteen thousand men to the present
army. The present Congress it nol
likely to agreo to it.
Professor Swingsavs: "The churches
will generally stuy about homo this
winter, and do many things that were
omitted Inst year on account of the
Centonnial and Moody nnd Sankey."
Sergeant ut-Arms Fronch, of 110
Senate, is now in trouble, ill) Hao
cused of indorsing dujtlicato pay corli
fi'ac4,jiutiwHt have an investigation
'all to himself when Congress gclsdown
to work.
Jennie Bolton, a pretty l.Vycur old
Kansas girl, eloped a day or two ago
with a 40-year mulatto. Thoy were
pursued and captured, and iheabduo.
tor narrowly escsped hanging. Hois
now in jail.
It's a pity the Jersey Republicans
didn't nominate Kilpntriek to run
against McClellan. Kilpalnvk would
have then disoovorcd what an immense
jackasi he is in the estimation of Ins
fellow ciliscns.
Tho successful defense of Kais by
iho Turks under Mukntar Pasha is ex
plained by intelligent military men on
tho hypothesis that the broochloading
rifle behind oarth-works makes up for
disp rity in numbers and deficiency
in discipline
At Puinesville.O., recently, n mason
wont down into a well lllty foot deop
to examine it, and just as ho reachod
the bottom the sides esved in. It was
fully eighlocn hours before tbo debris
was removed, and strsngo to tny tho
man was alivo.
Mr Tweed confesses that ho used to
love to lie, but that tinoo hia vacntion
in Spuin tho truth turgea through his
manly bosom to mat lie aays, "l look
a hack at your municipal cherry trco.
i cannot cannot Uh, do not ask mo
to toll a do. " New York Herald.
Tho Now York Tribune lays: "If
tha Uon. .Stanley Matthews had not
taken pains to build up the Cleveland
plallorm of Democratio financial and
communistic heresies, his tentorial
hopes might not have been ns flat
to day as ll tha Khedive s obelisk bad
dropped on them.
This it what Stoiihon Pearl Andrews
says about It : "Kvolulion ia tho na
tural and orderly procession from
unismnl to a duismttl alato of existence,
and thenco by combination to a trin s-
mal stato; and thonce, again, by ro
version and subsumnlion, to a tri nn
ismal state or stage which is final or
ultimate."
Tha Boston Journal says : "The
enemios of Hoorotary Hchora complain
that he it a vitionary theorist. Well,
suppose he is So long at he can bring
tho cxponte of hit I ndisn council down
toteven thousand dollars, whon ll cost
fifty thousand dollars ander tbo prso-
ucai noiano, ny an means lei tho 'rls
ionary theorist' proceed."
Eight ex-Speakers of the House of
lopresentulives are living: 11. M. T
Hunter, of Virginia; R. C. Winthrop,
of Massachusetts; Theodora M. Pom.
roy, ol New York j N. P. Hanks, of
Massachusetts baiuslia A. urow, of
fennsvlvanlai rv-huvlerl oltsx.of In
diana j Jumes O. Maine, of Maine, and
Samuel J. lundall, ofrennsylvama.
Darwin's grandfather had a seal on
which was engraved hit creed t Omnia
r Cwii-sii everything comes from
shell fish. The genealogy has thus
been t (Jntndfather, clam ; father, oyst
orj son, hermit crnb. This givos the
present Darwin a mild, ronchologicul
origin. The next generstion ought to
oe a lontier, ana lurthrr predictions
win, ol course, bo very fishy.
Spurgeon has come to the following
conclusion, alter probing ths mysle
riea of religion i "Tho mora 1 read iho
Scriptures, at to tha lutura, ths lest I
am able to dogmatise. 1 tea the oon
version of tho world and lbs personal
prs millenlal region, ar.d Iho second
coming, and tbs judgment, and sever
al other grand points, but 1 eannot put
them into order, nor baa any en els
don so yet,"
GENERAL BUINDLE FOR THE
I) EM OCR A TIO TICKET.
AND ADVISES Oltr.KMIAl'KWIS TO Sl l'
vonr IT.
To the Editor of the Timet, Philadelphia :
In an tuliloiiul in ihu Timet, tinder
us oar ui'ruiieuueiv tiuBnoo int
one ot them, ana have also put.
me down as one of thoso who aio aid
ing the uilvoeulos of lull legal tender
greenbacks U 1.V:g , "r W JUTi.v "
1 advoculed the nomination ot Trun
koy, Sehell and N'oyes, because, they
were and aro well known advocates ol
making silver and United States Treas
ury notes equal legal tenders with
gold, in opposition to hunk currency
and bunks of issue, nnd I intend to vote
for and advocate their electiun. They
aro in thumselves a plultorm 01 cor
rect principles on the money question.
Tho St. Louis platform ot 1S70, adopt
ed hy tho Convention which nomina
(od them, demands a repeal of the con
traction cluusu of tho contraction net
ol IH75, called a resumption act. It
ulso demands "touK finance, which shall
cnuhlo thu nation soon to assure the
world ol its perfect ability and its per
fect readiness to meet uny of its prom
isos at tho call ot tho creditor entitled
to payment." Ab tbegonural Govern
ment bus. 110 promise outstanding to
pay in money or a circulating medium
but tbe Federal bonds and certificates
of loan and indebtedness, this pledges
tho immcdiato payment oi tlio publio
debt, and iho substitution of Icguh
tender money for hank currency, w hich
all genuine Denioei uts und Republicans
advocate. As tlio Democratic party
in 1832, uudcr the lead ol Juckson, rid
the countrv of tho Nutionul Bank mid
its branches, it cundoso now; and, as
on July 4lh, 1810, it adopted tho indo
pendent treasury system composed
of (old, silver and United Slates treas
ury notes full cqiitil legal tenders for
public dues, alter eight years contest,
unu has unitormlv opposed bank cur
rency and banks of issue, I do not in
tend to abandon it, ami advise an 10
gul tender money advocates in tho lie
puhlicun ranks to loin it, as did tin
anti hank currency Whigs in 1832, and
uid in controlliui! its councils, ami in
driving out those who are lor bunk
currency and bunks of issue, as was
done in 1832. 1 ours respectlully,
AVti. Brimii.e.
D tKDI NO Co.NOKKSMSItS. Mi'Sl ol
our reuders know how tho Camorons
handle members of our Legislature,
but this herding of our Congressional
delegation is a new and alarming fcu
turo. Just tho way Mr. Cameron was
put on tho boards and booked lor the
Mission to Ki, gland, is related by the
Washington correspondent of tho Chi
cago Times as follows: "Don Cameron
invited tho delegation to his house,
and when there ho asked those pres
ent to signify their wishes in the mut
ter. Judge Kclley spoke up timidly
and said something about Morton Mc
Miciiuei, but beforo ho had a chance
to say anything lurllivr, Harry White,
Don Cameron's Btool-pigeon, nomina
ted Simon Cameron. This scheme fell
liko a bomb-shell in tlio midst of tho
Republican delegation. They were in
Senator Don Cameron's bouso and bis
guests, and could not remonstrate so
freely as if they had been elsewhere.
Beforo thero was any opportunity,
however, for un expression of opposi
tion, Colonel Thompson, II ipplo Mitch
ell's old law partner, burst forth into
a blooming eulogy of Simon Cameron.
This was also pre-arranged. Then Don
Cameron asked Whilo it he would put
this in tlio form of a motion, and Mr.
Whito did so. Mr. Cameron then ak.
cd il thero wcro any present who rh.
jeeted to tho motion, ani lue siluutioVj
at ibis- sLhjtO'wub vory comical. Thoro'
waa not a man in the delegation who
had not some little postmustcrshipe
and district appointments standing
tho Senate for confirmation, and tbe
objection of Don Cameron to any ono
of them would be to kill them, no no
ono objected, although they wcro very
angry for having been brought into
this trap.
Tux OrriciAL Vot in Ohio. Tbo
following is tho official vote of Ohio
lor Governor :
Rtibnp, Drmnorat JTl.s;6
West, Hrpublioaa .HS.Uti
BUbnp orer Wait
Dond, SoolaMat Workman
22,fSO
.... I !.
Joho.on, Ureenh.ck WorkingmaB
Thompoon, Frohtetlton
8eatteiing H,
... IS 911
.... I, ".IS
M
The mujority lor Pilch, Democrat,
for Lieutenant (iovernor is 27,321.
The Legislature will stand as follows:
Henate -Tlemoerata J5
ltriiublieans 10
1
Iluusa Drmnorats .71
HrpahlUana 3t
Independents S
Democratic mnjuritj on julnt ballot..
...IS
J IIEMKNIOH aiKMIlKRH. A VI USIllUg-
ton letter writer says that Pennsylva
nia has the honor of claiming tcnior
representatives : ' Speaker ivumlall ia
the senior Democrat in the House.huv-
ing represented his district since the us
semblingot thoThirty eighth Congrcs
Kellcy, also of l enn a, is thu olJi'st
Republican in that body, and histrrin
of aorvico extends Irom tbe bcginung
of the Thirty seventh Congress'
Senatorial Crook r.DNr.ss. f When
Mr. Hoar, ol. Alasa(iiusctls,'os a
member of tho eight to seven connnis
sion ho was not in mvor of going bo-
hind tlio returns to prove fraud in
Louisiana. He now wants to go ho
hind the ccrtificulo fur ouough to find
a pretext for tho rnjooiion of a Dtino-
rralio Senator from thut Biato.
The Cheat in Council. llarnuni,
tho great showman, spent halt a day
with Hayes on Friday. Tho former
told tho latter all ho knew, and Bur
num returned thocomplimeiit,ullhongli
it took him much longer. Wo auppose
ho will open a civil circut perlorinunc
next spring.
Tbo Philadelphia Inquirer scenn to
express tho prevalent opinion among
Republicans of Pennsylvania, when it
says that "Mr. Iwuria has placed M
Cameron In such a position thut neglect
to offer him tho honor will simply put
upon him an unpardonable insult."
Tin "Within" Idea. Tho Chicago
Inter-Ocean doesn't believe in Demo
cratio economy. That ia ono of the
great multitudo oi nowapapers that in
aist upon "reform within the party'
and soma Federal officers.
iT'a AwruL. Two years ago the
Democrats of Haltlmoro elected their
Mayor by only 2 607, but last week
they hooped it up to 15,810, and tho
Confederates ovor there aro "gay ami
happy allll."
Cleopatra's Needle, erected by the
Egyptians, aomo fourteen hundred
years before the birth of Christ, is on
its way to Now York, to be set up in
Central Park.
actfur 2UU'rrtl5fm(nts.
SELLINGOFFlIl
GUINZBURG'S
".-wa-
Ready Mado Clothing,
Men's & Hoys' Hals, Caps, Grills' Furnishing Gods,
TltUNBtS, UMKIlELTiAS & Y A Is I MEM.
tru.h m: ci.osF.it oi t to
I'oi n ti.i; to
W. will sell yoa a goH Halt or Olfthlog worth
V. will nil you a Li-it" ariiol" wonh
Ws all! aril joii a all.l Betl.r arocis wuna
Wewillaell you ilia Ti-ry l.iat, worth
We will ai-ll you a boavy M.lt,o Cl.uh Oteraoil wjrth
W. will sell yoa a Lrttur artlrie wor:b
Ws will sell you a Mill l,fller article ( Ht'aver) worth
We will aril yon a tne wortrd diagonal Orerri.at aorlh
Ws will ael! yoa tho rery l,ont iuiporte'l (MiinotnlU OvlTv- i
We will 1,-li yon a B 'X Coa- Iroiu M $7.
111. liter AND CltliAPEST KVBIl OPFKRED I.N THIS OK ANY OTIIKR MARKET.
BOYS' CLtCTIIiriG
will dIoh out ftl inoi it t ri'
Tn iindtrwitr, 1
gaol ititnj ott.tr 0i li pro)) -rtfo
A. GUINZBURG, Agent,
W'NtM ii Hotel Coriior, IcnrHld, Pa.
Oolnlr.11. IS77.
85
GENTS.
Best in the market, at
85 H. A. KRATZER'S. 85
' RICHARDSON'S CELEBRATED
Elmira Boots and Shoes,
can be had only at
H. A. KRATZER'S.
IStij ?!!, make note of llii.
H. A. KRATZER
IS SELLING
Ifl-I I!,Ml1ctl It .......
Fruit of (soon. Mutlia at -
Canton Fhrtn. at - ... .
Hfitcnili'i Hinon A Ida at .......
Ail-Wool Cmlimerr at - - -
AH-Wimtaud part-U out Flannel, Tcr; cl,ai.
No .Ivantnpf wih If l.iVi-n vf pt-rn :u tin .ccjtii.intt J with tbt d fftrcnt qualitlw f gooJi, Th
brt J tirf gci ol Ury Uoida fcuy of
H. A. KRATZER,
Two Doors West of Postofllce, Clearfield, Penn'a.
Ocu.brr 24, is; 7-tl.
I "Wit A Y Ill'I.t.. Cawr trvspa-sifi,; en tho
J prtmitri ot the vntiftcritmr In lira 1 t'xrn.
sliif, un or Uut the Still day of July lt, n
brinjle on I), al.rtiit a year ami a half old. Tbo
o net it rviaciiivt to trim firart. prove pn.jj
erty ar.l iaku bim aw.,' or hi will tx ilipiin ti ol
a tlif law .lircot.. UF.'HtrK I Kll.K !J.
LutUnlmrof, Pa . OoL fll, Ii77 3t
t I
DM, MTKATOH'H MTICK.Ktin
1 laliarcl.e B-ivrn that LHters of Ailmi,
ftra
:ii.o od to. e.tate or i no. lit ntnuAiui an, i.it.
of Jortl.o tnwoahip, Cli'sr&.M cnunlr, i'a..
.IroM. bwvinfr tt-n duly ffr.nt.il to the onLr
aignuj. all persona iO'lrbttvl to aai.1 eM.tf, will
filedf. make imlurili.te p-vrootit, atii tbnte her.
nt; olainia or ilrmamla will prtsuat thrln iri,icrlv
ButhcntvjaXai tor VMt-. witlvuA Aeiv.
AUUAM III Nt'llllAKHKIt,
Autocrine, Pa, Oct. 31, '77 ! AJm r.
ArMIISTR ATtin' NOTK'IV-Xotlot
ia hor.by given that Letter of ilministra
tiun on tbe eetale of OKOIHiK PIIIMI'.I.. r..
lata of Hogg. inrhlp, Clearfield eoiinlr,
P... deeeaa.d. baring been duly gmnled to tbe
lunderaigoed. all peraou indebted U raid estate
Brill please make immediate pnymeot, and those
Saving elaima or urmanaa will prcaont mora
rtjroperlj authenticated for srtttrnient without
jotia u. rittlwlvl,,
11 EN 11 Y A. Ml I. Mli I..
it, Ion. fa.. Oct. SI. IS7I-CI. Adio'ra.
A l
1)111 SilKTRATOHH' JiOTIC F.,
ft
Kim ii hercVy girt-a that ltU'r "f A.I
miniMmfti.n en lW otate of W M . Pli IM M KL,
lata of florri Uwnhitt Cl-artiel t chanty,
Penn'a, drr'd. hainc been dulv a ran led
tba ndrrfaksntlTtl peraont in'lieJ to aaU
eatata will t.afl matte itutnmliala p.tiBPnt, and
thus harinaA !almi or d--man If will prrFent
try WiHhentlcoteri i-t ptilrmrnt wttn-
out JfUy.
). II. MII.M 11 t.,
JATOII MUi'K,
' PbilipiLarfr, i , Oct. 31. ' 7 t AIa'
CVU'TION An eri ni are hore'iy Cauiion
j id a (ft in tff iurcbain or in a.y wnv in.
dling wilt, ty fillowm,T roiiriy, now In i-t
nMcRM n off Upm-pf Wiiittnnn, of Itrdy town
ubip, r.t: tfTo bay inarei. 1 liar b rs 9 act
ii.uhlj hirtW'i. I twn-h're wag .n, 1 pair Ling
slrd. nn" earn, S pii, and 4 ltla an . Wd
dine, a lts'afn boU.ni:. ti did, and il Ml with
aaul Whiter, in on luttn, d'lhie-t t- to ord't- a.
muj 'wy .wii.i iir.iii.inn.-n.
JrfiTi-rn Line, O.t 51, 1377 .!;
1 Xb"t:iI UtlV KnTlt-K. U tori T.
id t-Wiitary i thoc.U'a of JAMKS I'HIi.ll'.S,
into taff lieoatur to wo ln p., t'letrlield eounly,
I'ti.dia 0, bat inn been (rrmitod to the ui.ilrt-'igofd,
i'4at are reauirrd to rtuhc '.nitnfuiate mei t.
nadhi'Hi hamr clninia npituti: ll.e fuv.n ml
Itref nt Oiem (imperly autlivut ic u-J for rtttli
taft'it without Jet i j.
I ISABKL I'll I l.ii'.
Fl'hllipabtirg, Pa, Qjt. 3, '17-tJU l.nxuinx.
DRUG STORE, i
H. B. SPACKM AN,
D UGGIST and CHEMIST,
At Shaw'd ..ll it.nd. Cn
opt-nail a new atook of
ftljW, Pa, hit J .it
and ii now prppifed to fnrnlili anrthlo; ! the
the line of Ornir anl Me liHne at the very low
ert enrh prl'.
Mo bn a'ro on bund a lr(fe rtn-k of Pnih,
Hair arid Tonih Prituhnr, Kaner Arllclen, Toilet
and -haHn Hwape, an l eerv thin tieailiv kept
Ink AriteUm lntf Htere
rHYSICIANS
riUGSCEIPIIONS
A liberal !
eiiiopoundnl Willi car. dar or nlbt
alwir. ot
Imr. o( t.a-roan,-(.jInie,ila!r a.illnlrt ,
" ' r ? HI I.Sl'VfMlN.
Cli-rftid.l. !., 0,t. tl, IsriT
.
I lr llf JIJIIIIHI Narari uf lbs Jm-nr.
JJ urawa lir, r.ov.aiiMT ttrn.1 fl--VF,iajT,
meiioing oa Ui. ei lyil-laji. .taeli), and t
jnhnu. tivuweik
ris.T u r.i a--12rn.
3. Ft. Phoj.. PlcuHrld, I. M'ri'Wn, llrem'd
M. B Cawdrlrh, " f. A Wo. divsnl. llu.ion
J. Il.Tbompaon.Cur'vilklfihn tlla.i. Karlli tu,.
J. A. llreth, t'h.fl.iK. II. I1..WI... knot,
M. Mel'iillr, h.al. Wm. Oalh.'art. "
II. L. Hend.M iW. U. ll.Uordan ltei.il. I.awrenoi.,
. K. t owder, llra.llor.l. I W. T. Irwla,
Jona. Wlenr, jr., W. P. Tate, "
8 P. Wil.on, " tl. II. 11.11,
(leorga Tainfr, i vga, lire. It li .atl (, '. I'ann,
llan'l Rlain l, lira Iv, llei. U Paamn ire, '
Ar-hT HiinUp, " . IJorden rlral, P'be,
J. U. Kilts, .lc..,s Way,
Isrld Cmn... '. ' ilt.rgot. v,
JiS. Mrbiey, Ilutniii4' Khun IV.ni.ira,
a., at , rarat'ii, rrr(:u.i.ni -e-o I M -no, "
t. I. (, tflrehsodwa) IVH. rTInlo.,,
P.lrr U fa; " "ll V. M.,,ll,
sm-iisn warglfrit.
Win. Porter,-; I'ia-tfi llj.i P K nl:nji;r, tWa'ar,
U. Johaeoa, - I lit. II. M'Ntt, f'e-giiann,
R. N Hhaw, " loo. A Murrajr, U.Khan
Thad. hh-tw. M
f. O, ll.twinan, Ouli h,
K. Pa.etntro, t.ronw'd,
V Smiih, 4ord.m,
H'a, Hrheeniaf,
Tin. Myun, karttiut
II, U. Hl.uR.rt, Ki.ix,
J. Uaii)buitB, . "
Levi Kewlf. Lawrenetf,
Km. Peaioa,
K. J.Vnklia, '
W. T Hfhryvei,
Mam'l Knllerton, '
W. I.. Head,
It K. Taylor, Morria.
J P. f'ea'h,N Wh'ten
J. H. MnUarray, "
J W, Uill, jleeearia,
Raubeo Hit,
J. L. Cnmpl ell, Uell,
U. A. Wood, niwooi,
O tor re bveok, . "
U. H iltUMa, ilralUdl,
r Shlrej,
Alra. o.,Ter, "
Arthnr nruplrf,llrndy,
P. K. Penta, "
David Good, Unmiidetp
Daniel Klahrl, Cheat, L. Addleman,
Pike,
iltii' lU'frtliirinratf.
.nr.r.r oK.n.t.rnH.
u i t' 1s.11tu.1iA H.
ro w is
IIS for r it
It for II 00
fur 11 10
1 lor 10 00
I f r I t
10 for t 41
IS for 10 00
is for is ot
10 for 30 to
mII t.t TOorotiitMiit. Bttr qaftlitlaiind
85
il.tb pair
10 etU.
S man.
H MRU.
411 nnti.
11)11
Onr,
PHIKTIIhCi OK EVKKY DKSCR1P
iie illr err.-ofrd thin oflr-e
COl'UT Pit'
Wnrnria, II
iOl'KT PUOCLAMATION.-
Juilp of the (!urt nf Cuminon Hlea of llie twrfj-
ty-bith Ju ltciml UiHtrirt, eompnwd f the eona
tifi nf t'lfirtii-ld, tQtre and niaton, and tlua.
Abrh Oo(iti and Hon. Vim mT fi. Huir,
Jwfiau Jmlei of CiearfioM Co., have imucj
their prerejit, tn me directed, for tbe fauldinf of
nn Aiijiurnid Court nf Oomnvm Pleai, at the
Court llnt'e, at Clearfield, in and for in coun
ty ni ('It-artirld, conimenHut; on theSKCUND
.MftMtAV. TDK 12TII DAY OKNUVKMUKH,
1 7 T, un,) etintHioinK (wo week.
NUT It: K ii there. tire hcraUy j(lfen to jnrortand
wiioemci, in and fur id euunty of Clearfield to
be a nd a'i'tai la thoir prper pttn, at 10 o'clock
A- M- ul Mid dir. to dn thnae thingi a'iit. in
lin ir ni'iiaii pertain o uc ame.
(J 1 K N under my band at Clearfield, thii 18th day
of October, in tho year of oar lord one thon
ud eight ban dred and erven tT-te ten.
ANDKKW PENTZ, )r.t Sheriff.
oct 24 Ic .
IllUIUOl Kiolbltlos.
J. REYNOLDS & SON,
NORTHWEST CORNER
Till RTKEMl H I'l I BERT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
VtNl'FACTl'RERS Of TATENTED
Wrought-Iron Air-Tight
HEATERS,
WITH SIIAKIN'fl ANIH'I. INKER tlKISDINO
UIIATKS I'llH ni'KNINtl ANTHRA
I I I K OR UITUMINOt'3 COAU
CENTENMAL
WROlttllT-IBOl HEATERS,
FOR BITUMIX018 COAL.
. KEYSTONE
W KOI (.UT-IU() HEATERS,
OOOKlNil RANI1KS, LOW-DOWN GRATIS.
tc'crijtlr. C'lrnulars arnt free ta an; addr.aa.
EXAMINK BKKOliK SK1.KCTIM1.
Ai-ril Si, 'TT ly.
The IWi.'s Run Woolen Factory
.'mo. towiwhip. Clearfield Co., Pa.
II II H N K D OUTI
rT nor
BURNED UP!
T)iciU.vtiWri httTo.at ;rm( eipenie, rebuilt
neiifhliirhnnj ncoeritlty, tn tbe erection of a Brit
flUai Wm1iii Atunufaetory, with all tha Modern
Improvement attarhed, and are prepared to make
all kind nf C let In, Ciuiaimcrei, tSattnetU, Blab
kct, r'Unitctd, &o. Plenty of good on hand to
i'H'l1y all i timid arid a thoaaand new omtomeri
whi m we ak to come and aianilna owr atoak.
Tti hupinee nl
CAltl-INt) AND FULLING
a ill recflTe our ruporial attention. Proper
arramremente will ! made to reio and deliver
Wool, to mil ctutomer. All work warranted and
ATt upn the tho r lent notiee, and by Uriel atten
tion to btirineiRi wa hope tn roaliM a liberal ibaro
puldii patronne.
IO.IMM) P(U:ND8 WOOL WANTKDI
We will pay the hi,ttiet market price fur no
nd Kelt our manufactured food an low aa limilar
hi ran he lumrhl n the county, and whenever
we fall to render rranniiabte ifttiifartlaB we naw
I ,lwy" w " ,R ,m r!,a 10
exr iinniw-n, en nrr in per ran or ny etirr.
.IAMK3 .ItlllNiON k .ION.S,
Bower P. O.
rilSSlf
Mil A I. I.IHT. I.iilorsanaea a.t J,wa far
, I .
"or. II. IS,T,
I ' "see sir.ni
trial at November Trnt, aoaieBlag Mia--
aosn.r, Nov. ISrn
Nat Rink of ClfJ ra. lit Nal Bank of Clf I
Walarighl A Vi. va. W.llaeo Kr.be.
i.lB- rrfrs re. II, C. t 0 II RlaheL
J.a, W . Ooi
J W. O.irtitdo S. Wa, II. ,twr..
Ahram Kfthrt,ta nue ti. Derwind, White k Co.
M. Ilurlcy ti llrus. . " V
JnBiei Mnrrtnun vi. John Por ley.
A. Campiiell vi. Cfltt A Cti,
Franeii K iji r vi. Madolph Lm mt ot. at
K. K Nettt.'r vi. Henry M. Blota.
Abrh4tn llaiuphrer v. Keed, Wearer, Powell
Uetta.
haniel Wnvar Auttin Kri.
Kntuli. Ltvericht A C va. Ueurse Htett.l
Jt &. Willttami v, Hobert Laakej ot. ai
.In net Wibterttotint, it. Hill A Clark.
Or. or O. Hill
J vi. ,. IliU ir. ve, '
Wm. H. Umkr-y va. J. W. Davla.
P K. iiiar i v f vi. John IaBlOa
J W. Lucore a. "
fiiMnn wkkn wointr, nor. ltrtf.
Isiunu Mover W. W. Irvln.
L A A. M .rriaon A Co vi. M. L A L Co.
Andre KnurKna
M L. A L. Co,
Martht K Uny tcr
Joitipt, Heat
Aruul.1 A llnrtihora
John M Aditua
John Mtirrav
W. S. II "ad A Ilri'a
llorire Patohio
Jaenb llertiall
Oeorce U. Ilrr-tt
ti. Pjter Mover.
ve. Job a M. Chaea. .
VI. Oeorfe A. It loom.
v, C. II. Preeoott at al.
ve. Urf A J. Don liberty,
vi. Hemaal Merpbey.
va. HhrAv-ld Ooreoo.
va. 0. A l Sohwee.
va. Adam Miter.
AnnIA Irani ct. el,
va. The T. 0 R. R. Co.
li-Har U. Onodlander va. A. M. MeCloro at. al.
t'lmk H row n va. John B. Merries.
Itobart Hare Powell va. John ). ei al.
Ot Jroa H Kinporli va. Thomav Toiler,
11 .HI In A Wcheler ve. Kliii Pterea.
J.-ha Howiew va. Job M, Chaa.
Auiiin Kuee "
CM BLOOM,
Pmtbonoiarf.