SottJj.
THE MANSION HOUSE.
Corn.r of Seoond ud Marh.t 8lreeti.
CLEARFIELD, PA.
THIS old aad oonuodl.ui Haul hai. durtna
.1 -.... kaim nl Pni1 t ilnnkl. ll. .
THIS. Id and oon-modl.ui HoUl hai. durtna
lora.r oapaelt? for the enMrtaiuhMat of ran-!
g en'and gueiti. Tha whole bullJiog hai boon -
refuralihed, aa tha proprietor epare no
pitll to roudor hll gu.iU aoBlortablo while
Uriel with
pr-tkt "Meuiion Honie" On.nlt.ul ran to
. i4 re.te.e Qml oa tan anneal hi partaro
-If.,-'
LLEGHENY HOTEL.-
Mirket Htrcet, Clearflrld, P.
Wd. B. Bradlty, foraiorlj propritlor of tbo ,
Loonord lluaM, hoviDg UoMd ttio Atlfgbenjr
Hotoi, Riiolu ikon of public potroBogo, Tbo
Uvbm boi boon tboroajrbly ronoind Bod aowly
furnltbod, and gutRU will And it a plsaaoot itoi-!
piog plaoo. Tho Ublo will bo uppliod witb tboi
'belt of ororythtag Ib tho uarkot. At tho bar
will bo fwaod tho bolt wIdm and liqnon. Uood
IMln kithMl. I'll. 8. UKADLEY. '
Majt If, It.
Proprittor.
SHAW HOUSE,
(Cor. of Markot A Front itrooti,)
CLEARFIELD, PA.
Tbo Bodonlanod harlnc takoa ohargo of tbil
llotal, would roipootfullj aolloit public patronago.
Jaal'T
ULLEH1U.N.
WASUINGTON nOUSK,
NEW WAHI1INUT0N, PA.
Thll Bow and well furniibod houio hai been
taken bj tho vBdenigBod. He feoli oonodent ol
being able to render latiifaetion to tboie wbo nil
riTer bta wltk a call.
Mar I, l7i. a. W. DAVIS, Pnip'r.
LOYD HOUSE,
Main Street,
PUILIP8BUHU. PKNN'A.
Table alwayi lopplied with the belt the market
auras, i no iraToung puoiie . mni.a to na...
Jan.l,'7. KOUKKT LUVU.
r. a. arioi.1.. a. w. moil. j. a. aruolp
F. K. ARNOLD & CO.,
llnnkem nnd ISrokerm,
ReynoldBVllle, Jeirertwo Co., Pa.
Monty raetiired on tlflposlt. Diiconnti at mo
dert ratet. Ettitera ml Foreign Kxcbbtngt l
wtya on band ud oollntiooti promptly utado.
Haynoldirlllt, Dw. 1A, 1874.-1y
County National Bank,
OF CLEARFIELD, PA.
ROOM In Muonlo Daildlnf , on door north o1
0. D. WaUnn'i Drug Store,
rtviiaf a Ticked to and from Lirorpool, Qooena
town, Ulaiow, London, Paris and Copenbagen
Alio, Drafti for tale on the Royal Bank of Ireland
and Imperial Bank of London.
JAMES T. LEONARD, Prei't.
W. M. SHAW, Cuhier. jinl7T
DREXEL & CO.,
No, 31 Mouth Third Street. Pblladelphla
And Dealers in Government Securities.
Application by mail will reeeire prompt atten
tlon, and all Information cheerfully farnixhed
Order! aolioted. April U-tf,
Sfutlstrj).
DR.. E. M. THOMPSON,
. . (OEeo la Bank BalldiDg.)
;Cnrweiillle, Clearfield Co Pa.
mob li '7o.tr.
J. M. STEWART,
SURGEON DENTIST,
CLEAnriELD, PA.
(Offioo Ib reaidoBoe, SMond Itroct.)
ICIearfteld, Pa., Hajr i, 1877.1 J.
GREAT REDUCTION
l Tltn Mint or
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
Dr. A. M. flilll would Inform hli frlendf and
fiatroni that be W now putting up Artificial Toetb
or
TEN DOLLARS PER BET.
Br a new and greatly Improved proem of pollib.
ing Rubber Plaleo, be can giro a much ilronger
plate with leu thickneai the plate being all
over too palate of an equal thiokBeai, render! it
nucb mure pleasant to tho patient than the old
atylr plaloa. Al 1 have tbo oxoluiiro right to
u.l thii prooeli iB thii oounty, BO other Dentiit
can put up ai good platoa bj any other node.
1 1 .W-AII work guaraatoed latlifaelorr.lkaj
Clearfield, June 1.1, 1877-tf. A. II. HILLS.
T
X rJ At -heir work before It Inaret tbe
(hop. And a all flenb la ai tbe gram of tbe field,
and the prouieec of men are like the 11 o wen
tbereeftney are firea one day and forgotten
tne neatuiaiefore it ! bait not to truit anybody.
All kiodi of work will be done ia tbii ihop for
oaah or ready pay Hoot and aboei of all aiiei
and ttylee the bit and etieapeHt In town.
I have removed my abop to tbe lower end of
town, in Taylor'i row, on Reed street, near tbe
depot, where I will be found at all timei, wailing
for eu Momer.. AH work warranted good and
cheap.
Alio, all klndi of Leather and Shot Finding!
for Mia.
The eUliea! of Clearfield and vicinity are
reipeetfally ioelud to give me a eall.
JUS. 11. PCERINO,
ClearAeM, Pa., Jul; 11, 1h77.
READING FOR ALL 1 1
BOOKS STA TIOXER Y
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be hai fitted up a room and bal joat returned
from tbo oily witk a largo amonnt of reading
nutter, eonmtlng in part or
Bibles and Miscellaneous Books,
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deiired that 1 may not bava oa band, will bo aritered
by firet oipreae, and ai.ld at wboleialo or retail
ta wit eojtomen. I will alio keep periodical
literature, inch aa Magaalnei, Nowipapen, Ae
P. A.UAUI.IN.
Cloarlold. May 7, IMI-tf
A. I. nAQEBTT.
REED & HAGERTY,
Bacetaeon to
. J. G. SCHRYVER,
. DEALERS IR
HEAVY AND SHELF
HARDWARE,
'WOOD && TOIXk0WW.AIlX
COOKING 8TOVES,
HEATING STOVES and BANQES.
&tco4 A'f., Ctearfifld, iti.
The Midori. greed wovMannoaoaeta tbe eitlteni
of Clear eld and vicinity, tbat they have par
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TABLE A POCKET CUTLERY,
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Natla, Pieki, Uei, Rakee.Haj
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CLASS and PUTTY,
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Carn-Ooaiba, Uriad ateae ixtarea, Umm, Heap
aad feap-itoaa Paektag. Cable Chains, eta.
They will ateo heap oa band a full a tort ment
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THE REPUBLICAN.
I'l.RARFIGLl), PA
SKI NKSUAV MORKIKd, JAN Id. I'-
UPERATIOXfi OF THE HIST.
IV. l.liulormai), iMrcetorof tlio Mint
"i'"!-1" '
Swfi'7 "f tbe Treasury. Tlio r; I
n n kmi. , .,7, ,
I anil Ahhh)' oft ices for tho lut rlHitil
'year lo havo been aa rollown ;
tlold bullion waived and opera.
ted upon. $rtw,3tif,Ml 70
Silvrr bullion rvetived and oi-er
aied upon S7.9,32P VS
Toiil..
" i
Deducting rciteiHiNits bars made
and iwuod by ono institution and do-
ptwitod at another llio dqioails were:
Hold m,n7S.i
Bllrer XH.44U A
Miour Ci.lnl
Total :...$7!.!MI,Jti
Compared with tho previous year
thero was bd inrrense of 2,002,232.21
in the amount of gold, and 8,193,2.10
in tho kinnuntof silver bullion operated
upon ; $6.8!)9,236.r0 in gold coinage,
and tt),l23,532.S0 in silver cuinaHO.
Tho increase alone in the silver coinage
over that ot tho last llxcul year lias
been greater than tho total amount cl
silver coinugo executed in any ono
year prior lo 1874.
In speaking of Ibo coinago of tho
proposed dollar, ihe Director mi s that
hull' of our minting capacity is in the
States west nf the Rocky Mountains,
and where but a small amount of sil
ver dollars will bo required for circula
tion. In order to insure tho general
distribution of the now coin, the ex
penses of transportation should be paid
by the Government out of the gain or
Bcinoruges.
lie also suggests that tbo legal ten
der of a silver dollar should be limited
to an amount sulTlcient to prevent ii
from expelling gold Irom tho country,
and lor tbo purpose ot restricting its
iiiHUO to tbe requirements ot Ihe public
tor such money, as well as to keep it
at par with the lull legal-lender money,
it should bo ismied only in ext hungo
tor United Stales noles and gold coin.
It such a trillion bo placed upon
the issuo, no limitations as to the
amount to bo coined will be necessary.
These coins should also by law bo made
receivable by the United Stutes for all
dues except duties on imports.
Tho Director estimates tho present
running capacity at about 12,1100,000 i
per month in silver dollar pieces, and j
oeuevea tne issue oi tuut ainoiiiit wuuiu
prove of much benefit to the public, aid
in stimulating a revival of business,
steady tho valuo of silver, and protect of Ohio, objecting to a certain appoint
our Important silver mining interests, j ment. The answer, in the President's
The Director stutes that to estimate own hand-writing, was : " Our desire
tho amount of coin und bullion in Iho i is to appoint good, faithful, competent
country is always a matter of uncer
tainty, ono of tho obstacles in the way
being tbo impotwibility ol dutorniiiiing
with any di'gruo nf accuracy, tb
amount ol gold and silver consumed in
tho arts and manufactures and espe
cially us coin as well as bars is uxed
for thorn) purposes. It is also quite
difficult to estiuiato the amount in pri
vate bands. Taking thoso difficulties
into consideration bo thinks it not fur
out of the way lu slulo tbo amount ol
gold coin and bullion now in tbo coun
try at about ? 1.5,000,000, und silver
at 50,000,000. j
POLITICAL TREASURE TRO VE
Mr. RudUcId, tho indefutigable rov
ing correspondent of tho Cincinnati
Commercial, has been delving among
tho voluminious correspondence ol tho
lalo Andrew Johnson and has found a
good deal of mailer thut, if not really
important, throws a good deul ol light
upon the ex-President's character and
shows to some extent tho manner in
which his famous policy was ahaped
by extrinsic influences. Hero is an
immonse conglomeration of letters and
telegrams, several columns ot which
are printed as samples, from men of
high and low degreo in public liie,
who jo close connections wilh Johnson
wore either never known, or huvo since
been entirely forgotten. In February,
18(16, a confidential friend of Oliver P.
Morton telegraphed that tho lulturwus
ready to accept a portion in thu Cabi
net 01 "ins ;cciuency, ns nnen.
then styled. About that timo Johnson
was quite a toast wilh influential lie
publicans, ulthough his policy wus
already clearly foreshadowed. Colonel
Koruey telegraphed bis cnngratula-
lions from Philadelphia and Simon
Cameron from llarrisburg, in view of
tho Pennsylvania election in tho
autumn of 1865, while Charles Mumnur
fired a solemn prntent from Holon at
tho While Houso. On the22d of Feb
ruary, 18(1(1, Henry J. Raymond, ol
tho New York Timet, telegraphed :
" Knlhusiitstio populiir sentiment hero
is overwhelmingly with you;" and
William 11. Howard, wbo was in Now
York, capped this dispatch on the next
day wilh tho sanguine statement that
"The country is safe ; tho niliiuni-liit
lion Is established ; its enemies aro no-
where." Tho historian Bancroft was
erTusivo in bis praiso of Johnson and
bis policy ; ho seems to have kept on
tho blind side of all llio adininialriitioiis
that have como along in his timo.
James (iordon Dennett, the first of tho
name, wioto confidential letters pur.
porting to disclose tho political situa
tion in New York. Ho did not hesi
tate to say that Mr. Johnson occupied
"a position in ibis country only equaled
by that of tbo first President after tho
Iie.Vfl.'uli.o.n of 1770, but witli a luluro
far beyond Iho jn breadth and
volume." lie virtually placed thff
Herald at llio disposal of tbo adminis
tration. From all quarters enino mes
sages ot cheer and injunctions to stand
firm. Uo wonder that the Tennessee
Tailor was encouraged lo go to tbo
length nf antagonising his parly and
becoming an habitual votocr in carry
ing out a policy that seemed lo have
such a strong backing.
It is curious to nolo bow many of
theso posthumous papers aro devoted
solely lo tbo claims ol thoofilfc seekcrs.
Thoro ia a vein of humor running
through many of tho letters that was
by no means apparent to the writers.
There wus very litllo civil servlco ro
lorm talk tun or twelve years ago ; the
men who wanted offices for themselves
or ibeirfiionds talked business without
ahamo fucedness. In 105 J. Madison
Wells, the now famous Itetuming
Hoard tactician, was a prominent char
acter in Louisiana, although ho had
not risen to tbo dignity pf making
Prcsiiluiits. Ho camo rijlit to llio!
puiiit in tuK'uinpliing ; "1 deem it to
tlm intercut )' I.ouii-ititia tluit 1 shtll
I lit) appointed Provisional Oovruor. Ai
I uniform system of re orauieutiun I,
i n,y ..pinkHi, nu.inrully t.wtiH,,,.,,-1
lie. Anotliur l.iiiiviuiiiuii, wlio hub
. .... r , I
. . ... .. .. .. . ,;uiinniiiin.'Uiiledurticiii(
huh ,iuiiLfu n . ii, i'. nint;, who whk
..... ... . . I
muuo uoiittinr l .r wrnmm oy I
Pro-Wi-ni Hayes mill Hun in
.,, n KOInirti'im Iawrunco.
J ikIko
am
willing
lo acce
und
eve-
yi uiu :
(I
url ut threo houin' iiolieo in a reve-l
nuo culler,'
Mr. (i. W. Cbumbirbii
lolegi'iiplied all the way Irinn Deliver,
Colorado, llmt his iiooition us United
' ,
Stales District Attorney was wurlli-i.
, , , , ,,, . J
less, und that be wanted to bo Cbiet
lIUBIIVV " J ..lll.l V. V .Ull, ul.l
being competent, honest, i.nd your
friend." Mr. Tililen had not taken the
reform lever in '07 Uo liegged Ihe
uppoinlmout of one Pierce us Collector
of the Third New York District on
iho ground that " it would help us
greatly in Kings county." Kernundo
Wood, more peremptory, said : "1 want
Francis A. Thomas lor Collector Ninth
Disliict, und 'l liomi.s O'Callughau for
Assessor ; pleuso iioiuiuulo to day."
Mr. John Welsh, of Ibis city, very
modestly bespoke tbo appointment ot
(ienerul Burbridge, of Kentucky, as
Commissioner of Internal Revenue in
behull of "the Conservative Johnson
men of Philadelphia." Brick Poiueroy
offered ono bundled thoiioand volun
teers to fight (or " the President, who
is tho Government." W. h. Chandler,
of New llumpshire, best known in
late years as a bloody shirt waver, was
on Iho same platform with ' Brick,"
and look occasion to w bi.-por by wire
thut if ono Willard were appointed
Postmaster at Concord he would esteem
it a personal favor.
A United Slates .Senator now dead uu ought lo be tuught that going about
wrote thai his Stuto was close, lut'wn) breaking tender feminine hearts
. ...... .i ii i I ... .....
Iliai one umirict ui least eonm uo eui-1
ned tor " Ihe policy H the rresuleiilj
would appoint to unimportant offices)
two young men whoso parents would, j
in consideration thereof, disburse four and fixtures belonging to Henry Ward
thousand dollars for the good of the Beecher's ''Lilo ol I'hriat," was recent
cause. Andrew Johnson's disgust wus ly sold at public sale for 11,000. J. B.
recorded upon tbo envelope in tho ' Ford & Co., the former owners, are in
words, ' Four tliousaud dollars otTereJ bankruptcy. The purchaser will aue'
for two appointments to office." John-
son indeed seems to have kept bis head ,
pretty well in the midi-tof ihoboinhurd-j
mont of prayers and Ihreais. Iho
Jetleisonion requirements of an otllee j
..v....... '.-..n..
better slated in nn endorsement upon
a telegram of lien. John W. Morgan, j
en. who aro honest, capable and for
tbo promotion of the Union. Any
niivfttiimB niadu ly you whitb will
uid in carry ing out tlnn olJoct will be
thankfully rwrived." Tim wonder is
not that a Prunidcnt multc. rxtuxional
ininlukt'S with so many udrisc-rsand so
many tloigiiiii eourlicrs, but thai he
over mukes a good appointment. It is
this system tbat President Hayes is
now trying lo brvuk up, and thut Mr.
Conkling und his set aro working so
hard to rexloro lo its pristine vigor.
Public sentiment hits vastly improved
in tone, or Ihe tumpuign til inioriu
would be almit hopeless ; as it is,
tliero is no reason why it should not
bo entirely uccei.ful, although tho
isiue limy bo long postponed. The
publication ot a page hero and there
front tho diaries and correpondenee
of tho Preiiideiils, from Jackson lu
Hayes, wculd muko tho demand for a
t liungo a good ili ul more general and
hasten thu result. Tho story such
things tell is luuiiliar to ihe politicians,
but the people bnro only a suspicion I
of the truth. PnHiuMilna Timet.
tuekorTesa VAGE.
We havo carefully read the fiery
speech of Sitting Bull, recently deliv
ered, and cannot find a ainglo error in
his indictment of tbe "tbo Americans."
We havo aa individuals and as a nation
" broken our treutics" wilh tho ' Hot :
people on this part of tbo earth," (tho
A borigincn). We havo not been "jutt."
Wo. " (lid ilrivo then lmliuns lowar,
and I lion seek to punlali them lor fight
ing." We bnvo not been ' boneitl "
toward them. Wo huvo stolen their
lands and murdered them for trying lo
delend themselves. Thctjuccn " would
not do" as we huvo done. Her officers
are not " treaty-breakers, thieves and
murtlerera"liko tbe Americans,bulbavp
proved by a hundred years intercourse
with llio Indium thai they can treat
them fairly and control lliem in peace.
There Is 110 doubt whatever that Wit
ling Hull and hisbrurus will live quietly
und peuceubly in Cannda just as all
Indians do. And if he (Iocs announce
openly and fairly that w hen bo recov
ers bimsell a little hu means to cross
thu border and dio fighting tbo treai li
eruus American foe, ho does a knightly
thing a thing that a chlvulruus peo
plo ought rather to admire than re
proach him for. 1 ho truth is, whether
wo liko to admit it or not, that in our
recent wars wilh the Indians wo have
been entirely in tho wrong and tbe
lmliuns entirely in Iho liglil, and that
is certain to bo the verdict ot impartial
history, which will depict such men as
Joseph, I'apluin Jack and Milting Hull
as men of high character und the finest
qualities, ill no respect Inferior losucb
heroes of twilight hialory as Wallace
and Bruce, and the first i f thorn fully
on tho level ol I'.uyi.nl himself, waging
a most gallunt though unsuccessful war
fare against a powerful, wily and faith
less nation, Iinlcitd pf proving thut
" tho nobla savage Is pluyed out" this
speech of .Silling Hull duiiionstrului
that in spitu of bis barbarism ho pos
sesses so 1.0 ot the best qualities of hu
man nature which, with fuir and just
treatment, would bo still further
brought out and made useful to tbe
country that ho so scornfully repudi
airs and rcbukra.
A (iootiOpEMnn. A exchange says
there are public lands in many of the
Western und some of the Southern
Slates, f ho Homsalcnd Law provides
that any native-born or nalurulir.cd
citisen ran secure, lor imlivitluui use as
a settler, a plot of eighty acre) on a
payment of a $5 too, and 110 for one
i hundred and sixty acres, and given five
years to pay tor the land. Tbe price
fixed by the Government ia 12 50 per
acre for eighty acres, and 11.25 for une
hundred and sixty acres.
GOSPELTR VTnS. i
u.... I ..I -..l .... :
echo I hu miying: "H 1h luumtvbl toj
....i .
lllint llniltt iiiit 1 1 m miid-li ! i.p K twin ml'
nlU
, . . . . . .
eulion mi tho irnnury brunoliai, in our
Tliu villi
.. ,
Hn uiven l.y our vuinuuin
K-huuU
, , ... , . . . . .
p.i. mil. ud ... n euui.ini.imi. iirui'inai.
UKt hil cliurai Ut, un J n-a lu it miaera
It ia a fuel lo bo do-
rnI...H ll,rn.,h . . I. , I f .1 i,,i;,..
, ,. , ,. , ,
I iiuiiu ui wuieu liieji vicr nitt-iur, mi'.
slarl ill tliu worm a battle illy paiiopli
...I I,.. Il...r.,,..,l. ..i..,...i.. ........ ,,. .1,..
, , . .. ,, ,. .
lower and most essentially u.lul
. .. .., , , ,, .,
bmnehes lor hie a sirugglos. I hero
. ,i
of Pennsylvania that bears so hard up
on the earnltigs of the people as the
support ot Ihe common school system.
We collect nine million ot dollars
yearly lor iho common schools, which
is l least three million dollars in ex
cess of all llioexH'iidilui'esot theSiato
fur whatever purpose besides, and yet
thero is no form nf expenditurcsagainit
which so lew cheeks are provided to
prevent misapplication of funds, or
wherein there is so tittle pains taken
to insure that Iho people gel an equiv
alent lor their money. PhiUnltlphin
Hecard.
Sim Won't Stay StTri.Kii. We no
tice by Washington dispatches that the
Widow Oliver refin.es lo release lien.
Cuinemn, notwithstanding her agree
iiienl lo do so on receipt of a certain
amount of money, which was paid lo
her, and she is about proceed ing against
the V'clicliiMo ex Senator lor (20,000
damages. This ardent admirer of lien
v ameron places a pretty high figure
on her wounded feelings and unrequit
ed affection ; but the (jen. is rich and
t um tM 0 lite is not tlie proper
,1,,, ,i0i
.
"As IIioii as a KiTi."-Thu plates
Ucechor lor 8tO,(KI cash pnid him by
Ford A Co., und subsequent royalties
with also for damages sustained by
reason of Heeeher s lailure lo complete
tbe book, amounting in all to 1100,000.
1 Plain. Svnatnr Conklin'n organ
nayB that probably no man ever entered
tho Senate who madu more cnemiiw in
k'HBtime than Sum ley Matthew. Tbe
Utita (N. Y.) HrralJ, a IIimblitrun
journut, nays that after Matthew., the
Itfpublu'un party tan stand IV nd Lion
or any other man tbe LngiKluturo of
Ohio cbooaet U) ticnd ait hi aiieceHMor.
Iead. Oateola Cooper, ft nephew
of iho famous S'-minolo Cliivf, Oai-cttla,
and himself the acknowledged Chief ot
the Kemlnolo tribe, and if report speaks
truly Iho rightful owner of a largo lor
iii mi, died on tho 2d inst., iii a pour
apurlmunt in 'he top story of a Now
York lodging. house, where he hud been
living for a lew works iu poverty.
Awri'Ll One William E. Chandler
threatens to w rile an open letter lo
President llat'es. This is tho most
Kaiiguinury threat that has been madu
against tho administration yet. He
wus tho biggest rogno in tho Florida
counting case. It really looks now as
though Mr Hayes would bo devoured
by his own dugs.
Miuiiatinu. About 230 families, all
but 00 of whom weru dependents or
paupers lat winter, have just left In
dionapolis fur Holly Springs, Miss.,
and others went from Brazil, Terro
II no to and KfTlngham. Several hun
dred more are ready to follow if the
advance colony is successful.
A gentleman having presented
goose to his servant Patrick, for
Christmas dinner, and meeting him
short timo after. "tiel him bow bo
liked
the goose. ' Och, yor honor,'
said Pat, "miro an' it was a fine bird ;
I niver seo a goose or a ganther thai
I don't think of yer honor."
Goon. Tbe Pittsburg ftrVyriijiAsays:
"Hon. Henry M. Long is going to read
bis pamphlet on tho July riots to the
f,cu-io!aturo. Now, if Col. Barr would
.1 i i i - i t .
! " uu" " " . ' m " " " . ' " T. .'
senlment also, the members would re-
eclvo ailequuto punishment for their
past wickedness.
Fixtn. In tho recent election in the
Slulo of (ieorgia the new Constitution
was adojited by a majority of 67,5CJ j
tho HumcDleud Act of lllll had a ma
jorily of 41,087,81111 Atlanta for the
Capital of ihe Stale a inejonty of 42.55(1
William K. Chandler, of New Hamp
shire, is tellipj; all be knows, and thai
is considerable, about tup rascality of
tho eight to seven count. But In Ibis
caso when rogues fuM out honest men
will not get their own.
Nomiv. The Cumberland, Mary
land, Timet, put it in this way: "It is
stilled that Senator Patterson will 're.
cess' in Pennsylvania, whose three Son.
alors will bo at homo during the hull
days."
Not I.tNUj.ln little less thut) four
teen months M r. I In) es will be relieved
Irom his Mudicnl onemies in the Senutu
who will then he nuiHiiveiled bv a
Demoerullo iniijoiiiy.
(jo. Humplon refuses to loosen hiH
grip upon Putterson's coat eollur, even
III llio rcfjiiest "f Senator Buller, and
ihut js'iiitentiary ibsir begins id yawn
ominously again.
Twenty years ago It required over
five tons of coal to muko a ton of li on
mils; now a ton ol sleet rails may be
produced from llio ore with half thut
quantity of coal. '
"Oh, said Senator r.dinumls, "it ia
nut Kiixsimmoiis I'm fighting ; it Is tho
other man." And, alas I the other
man's iiuinu was Rutherford B. llayci
Henator K Imiinds says thero is no
surer way cf gelling anything into the
paiers than by talking about it in so.
crot session.
William Pitt Kellogg, of Louisiana,
Is described as a slim, under sited, bald.
beaded, griuly. whiskered, ildlsb, nor
yous, poppery man.
HiSffllaUfOUJ.
"
illy earned la tbeee timet, but
uiade ta three eauntbi by any
i I i Haaa bu
T "
her ii, Id any part of tbe
en u try ahu ie willing to wvrk ittdily at tbe
euiplnruieut thai we fur bud. $,6 yr week la
our u ttB. Yu iieud titit be ay from
home iiver ai(b'-. Ywu eo give your wboletiiat
tu tbe work, nr only ynurapare moiuaati. Iteovt!
noth tug lo try the boiaei Termi aad i Outfit
free. Ad-lnkM at onoe, U. lUttarr A Co.,
April IM, IHTJ ly Purllaud, Maina.
A NEW DEPARTURE
Hereafter, goodi will be sold for CAHH only,
in eifbaoite fur pruduoa. No bstuki will be
hrpt in the future. All old aocounti muat be
fitted. Those who cannot eaih up, will please
haod tiver tbeir nuiee ard
CLOSE THE EEC0BD.
I am determined to sell my goods at oaah
priees, nod at a diatwunt far below that aver
offered in thu vietoiiy. The dieotiunt I allow mi
rustirmtirs, will tuakfihem neb in twruty years II
tbo) tull.tw my advice and buy tbeirgwodi frm
e. I will pay easb tor wheAt, oats an el'rver-stx-d.
UANIKL OdUULA.MjKH
Lutbariburg, January 17, M77.
TIN 4SHEET-IR0N WARE.
CANDIS MKItltELL
11 as nprned, In a building on Market street, oa
ibe old Wei'ern Htel lot, opposite tho O'turt
House In Clearfield. a Tin and Hheet Iron Maun
Tactory and Store, where will be found at all times
a full line of
HOUSE FTOaNISimTG GOODS,
Stovos, Hardware, Etc
House Hpisuiing and all kinds of Job work, repair
ing, Ac, done on aburt nutiee aod at reasonable
rates. Alu, aged for tbe
SingerSewing Machine.
A eupplv of Machines, with Needles, "., al
wavi on band
Terms, Uriel ly eattb or coon try produce. A
ibareof patronage solicited.
O. D MKKKKI.L,
Puperiniendr-nt.
ClearAcId, April 23, 177-1 1".
REMOVAL I
JOHN McGAUGHEY
Woold respectfully suttfy the public generally
that be hu removed hu Uruoery blore from
Shaw's Row, to ibe building formerly ooeripied
by J. Miles K ratter, on rtecood aircet, next door
to Bigler'a hardware it ore, where he Intend
keeping a full line of
ii it o t i: ii 1 1; s.
HAMS, DKIED BKEPand LARD.
sl'dAHU and 1 Hfl'S, of aU ,r.d.
TEAS, (Irera and Black.
COFPKE, RoaauJ and Green.
FLOUR AND PROVISIONS,
CIAWiin FHM'ITS,
All kindi ia the market.
PICKLES, to jars aad barrel!,
SPICEf, in every form aad variety.
FAMILY FLOUR,
ALL KINIIftOPCRACKIvRH.
SOAPS.
MATCHES,'
DHIED APPLES,
DRIED PEACHES,
DRIED CHERRIES,
Coal Oil ud Lamp CHmneys.
And a f.Kd aeiurlment of thole thlnaa u.ualle
epl ia a grocer, iture, wbirh be will eli-bang
li.r marketing at tbe market (trteel.
Will .ell fur oa.h ai ehrapl, aa an. olber one.
rise., flj.11 and rer bi. itock and Judge for
v.urelf.
JOHN MrtlArOIIET.
ClearO.ld. Jan I, It7.
THE TIN SHOP!
RCXIG MY0n MAIIUXE!
FRED. SACKETT,
ROOM XO. !, PIE S OPERA lint s,
Clearfield, Pa.
Reipelfullv Infwrmi bli euitomeri. and tbe pub
II. In general, tbal be eontinuoa lo nianqfacture
all kindi of
Tin. Copper 4 Sheet-Iron M ore,
nf firit.elase aiaterial only, and la a workman
like manner.
ROOFING and SPOUTING
done on abort notice and very reasonable termi,
COOK STOVES,
HKATINll STOVES AND Fl'RNACKS alwayi
kept lu ilock, snd for I no low.
Gas-Filling and Plumbing
a specially.
Oai Flitures alwayion band. All work guaran
teed tdi giva aatiifaction. '
A ihare of public patronage cordially ao Hoi ted,
FRKD, PACKRTT.
Clcarneld, P.t.( May , (877.
Save Your Cash
G. C. & T. W. MOORE,
tSucceiiori ta J. 0. 6 how or,)
en a Lara tx
BOOTS
4P
SHOES,
T S
II A
AND
CAPS,
FURNISHING GOODS,
room Ko. i, purs nuaoiMa.
They are reeeiving a iholoe lot of (he
latest itylei of Ladiei and Ueati Drese Rboei
and Root!, tngeiner witb a large lot of
PLOW SII01CS, o,Ac,
suitable for workmen en ihe farm and In the
woods.
They tovlte ipeeUI attention to their itorh of
Gents' Furnishing Goods,
All of which will ho Mild at rale, al rentable al
thr. ean bo bought ,lewbft In tho eonnty.
A iharo of ibe patronage of the publlo ll N
Ipnlfull. aotlrlted.
- nun. C MUORK.
TOM. W. MKRR.
CI.irl.IJ. I'.., J.I. 11, IITT-I.
I T II It at II I. If I. "
. a u a ia a. 11 a u a aa w
Sttisrcllanrous.
"TERRA C0TTA STANDING VASES,'pUEAP groceriesi
iV LtlMBKR CITT. PA.
HANGING VASES,
Stove Lining and Fire Brick.
kept eonstaatly on baud
ST0E AM) EARTHED -M ARK
Of KVIiBY IIKSCkirTIONI
CROCKS! POTS1 CROCKS!
BlIYTKR CHOCKS, witb lid..
Cn AM CHOCKS, MILK CHOCKS,
APCLK. BUTTKH CHUCKS,
PICKLK CHUCKS,
PLOWKR rOTS, Pig DIBIIEs,
STKW POTS, . ..
And a great man otner inine. too aalneroBe In
onlion, lo no I Ad at
FRED'K. LEITZINGER'S
STONE - WARE POTTERY.
Corner ol Cherrjr and TblrS Htreota,
CLKAKrlnl.U, PA.
aogl
a. r. acLtra.
R. S'cuRRLa.
B. RltLBROa.
GILICII, MclORKLE & (0.S
(Snooeaenn to J"ba llullcb),
POPULAR
FURNITURE ROOMS,
Market Hi root. Clearfield. Pa.
We manuraetore all kindi of Purn.luro for
Chanlr., Diiiing H.join., Librarlea and rlalli.
If ,on want Purnlture of nj kind, don't bu,
unli tee our etiMb.
LTN li K 11 T A 11 1 X ii
In all Its branches. Wo kit-p in atock all tbe
latest aad iaot improved Coffins and Casket i,
and have every facility far properly eow
duct tog this breoeb of our buiioeis.
We bare a patent Corpse Pre
server, io which bodies can
be preserved for a con
siderable length of
lima.
A member nf the flna baa bii lleeping apart
ment at our wan-roewi, where be can be four.d by
any perion who ooloi at eight for the purpose ol
procuring coffin i.
OCIJCII, McCORKLR A CO.
Clearfield, Pa,, May 10, '70 I y.
FLOUlt. FEED,
AND
GROCERY
. STORE.
A. G. KRAMER & CO.,
Room No. i. Pie's Opera lluuee,
Clearfield, Pa.
Keep eonitanUy oa hand
SUOAR,
COFFEE,
TEAS,
SODA,
COAL OIL,
SVRl!P,
SALTJ
SPICES,
SOAP,
Canned and Dried Fruita, Tobaoeo, Clgara, Caa-
diei, Cider Vlnegar,Baltor, Etgl, Ae.
ALSO, EXTRA HOME MADE
Wheat and Buck heal Flour,
"Corn Meal, Chop, Feed, &c,
All nf whieh will be euld oh.ap for oaah or ia
irhange fur oountr. iiniituoe
. .1 KRAMER A CO.
I'l.arSeld. S.... Ik l7l II
HONEY OF EOREHOUHD AND TAR
FOR THE CURE OF
Oarhi, Cold i, Inflnenta, nouifoec. Biffirrlt
breathing, and all Affect ion t of trie Tlimit,
BroBuhlal Tubes, and Lvttgi, leadirg
ta Coniiaiptiea.
Thii inrllil!e rcmeHly is rtiuH.Kri (tf tl -Hunkv
of the plant lloiclionml, in tlmuiv
union with Tak Haim, cxtraLittl fr-i:i tl.
l.tFK I'KtNCIl'IK of the forest lire Alii
Mummim, or R.iitn of (iilrnd.
The Money of lloielioiind fitXTHii-s am
si ,"n KKS all irnl.ilionsmxl iitdiiiionniii'iK. n
tllC Tar-lullH tl.KWMS AMI II1MS k- lliro.
dltil nir p.lts.iijjri le.iilirtf to the litlir;. I' r
ailliliotial ingrntirnt, keep lite nruiM ccaA.
tn-'ist, anl h hcaltliful nt-tinn. I rt
;tilic( kern you from trymp this groat msli
cine of a iainout iloctor who lias mivih! thou
siinl of lives tv it 'it his lnrjjr ptintc priHtuc
N.H. The Tar-H..lin Ita no n.vlt tamk or
ncll.
YticrA 50 cr-rn anh $i per nim 1:.
(rest uving to buy ts'fc sue.
HpJUc'ii Ttmthat'lio ProPS
In 1 Mlnulo.
Soltl liy all I)ruRgitt.
0 N. CROTENTON, Prop., H.T
HARTSW1CK & IRWIL,.!()C,,K1PS
8SU0ND STREET,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
DEALERS IN
PUHE DUUGS!
CHKMICAL81
PALM'S, OII.S, DYE STUFF
VARNISHES,
BRl'SHES,
rt-Rrpvpsy,
r.ANCT OOOD-
TOILKT AHTICLKS,
Or ALL RINDS,
PURE WISES AXD LIQUORS
for ntlllnal parpoeaa.
fruiMl, Soppnrtore, Sebool Roohl aad 8latloa.
ry, and all other amnio. umallj' ''
'funnd la a Drag Storo,
PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS CARE
rUI.LT OOMPODNDKII. Ila.lng a bvg oa
narionoo la the bnilnoai taej aaa giea .Bllro eal
UfaeUoa.
J. A. BARTSWfCK,
John r. lanrtN.
Clwt.ld. Doeoaibar li, 1114.
Isffllanfonj.
Tbe underlined anauunon lo all old frleadi
and tiatrom I bal be baa ..iiened a fiiod lino ol
UKOl'KlllKS A PHOVINKINH . .7.. .ih
I os Kirk A Senoer, for nlnob b. Mll.ll. a liberal
payouafe. rl. W nPKNCKH
LuinMi CUr. Pa.. Mareb Sii.tl
t r. waarna. T. ee.t.
i'vtarsWB"r'7-','i
i l-tiAHKIKt.i. P.
Ar. oferinf . al Ike old none ul U t M. i r.
tbelr .took ui 4.111., o.nii.l'Oa
DRY . GOODS, GlUX EHI.
BOOTH A rJUORft.
HATS A CAPS, HAHDWAHk.
UDKKKriWAKK
FLOUR, FEED, SALT, 4o., &o.,
At the moil reasonable rati for CAhH la
el change for
Square Timber, Boards, Shingles,
OR OOUNTKY PHOMICK
aorAdraneo. ui.il. to tb"m .nx.cert In eel
Una out euuare limber oa the buii idranuitNiu.
w pdtlj.oll
J ARD TIMES
HAVE NO EFFECT
IN FRENCH VI Lt,E I
I am aware thm there are uu.r persons a little
bard tm please, and I am also aware tbat tbe
oouplaiut of "bard times" ii well aigh universal.
Rut I am io situated sow tbat 1 ean satisfy tbo
former aad prove oonelusively tbal "bard limes"
will not etTeoi those who buy their goods frm me,
aad all my patrons shall he initiated lato the se
cret of
HOW TO AVOID J1AKD TIMES
I have goods enough to supply all tbe lobsl l
tanti to tha lower end of the eounly which I lell
at exceeding low rates from my mammoth iturc in
Mi;L80N.i:K(l, where I ean alwayi be found
ready to wait upon eall en and tupply them with
Dry Goods of all Kinds
Bach ae Cloths, Satinetti, Cass i meres, alualina,
Deliines, Linen, Drilling!. Calicoes.
Trimmings, Ribboni, Lace,
Ready-made Clothing, Boot! and Shoes, Hat and
Capi all of the best material and made to ordei
Hose, Soett, U loves, llitteni, Laoei, Ribbons,!,
UROCERIE6 OF ALL KIMB.
Coflee, Tea, tiugar, Rioe, Molasses, Pub, Fait
Purk, Linseed Oil, Fiik Oil, Carbon Oil.
Flirdware, Queensware. Tinware, Castings. Plows
1 and Plow Castings, halls, Spikes, Corn Cultiva
I tori, Cider Prenei.and all kindi of Axei.
Perfumery, Patau, Varnish, tilaaa, and a gen. rat
assortment ol stationery,
GOOD FLOUH,
Ot different brands, alwayi oa baud, and will l a
eulu at tbe loweit poisible tagurei.
J. II. MoClam'l Medicines, Jejoe'e Medicine!
U o teller i aud Uoofland i Hitters.
OUt pound! of Wool wanted for whiek the
hi g best pnoe will be paid. Clot arse d oa band
and for sale at the loweit market pries.
Also, Agent tor fitrattonville aad Curweni lite
Threshing Machines,
tpfuCall aad see for youreelrea. Too will find
everything smelly kept in a retail itore-
L. M. COIrbKIKT
franebville P. 0., August 12, 1874.
3IGLER, YOUNG & REED,
(Suoeeeeor! to Boyntoa A Toang,'
h'OUNDKKS & MACHINIST!!
Maauhsciurers el
PORTABLE i STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES
Oosaef of Ifourta and Ptac Hcreeu
( I.KAHFIF.I.It. PA.
T AVINO engr.ead iu iba masurocMtre of trt
olaae WAClllNWRy. wsreipettfolly ipfojm
ne puhMfi ,ht w r now prepared ta III all
rdn as obeaply and ai promptly ai aaa be done
la any of the elite We taaaafaotara and deal ii
Mul ay and Circular Saw-Mill i
Head Rlockl, Water Wheels, Shafting Pel ley 1,
vilTord'i Injector, Steam Gauge!. Steam Whittles,
Oilers, Tallow Cups. 011 Cups, Qtue Oueka, Air
Cooks, (llobe Valve. Cheok Valrea, wrought troa
Pipes, S eam Pump. Boiler Peed Pumpa, AnU
Priotien Matte, Soap Stone Packing, Oam Pack
og. and all klodi of MILL WORK, together
with Plows, Sled Solea.
COOK AXD PARLOR STOVSS,
and other CASTINGS of nil kinds.
rQrcii tolioied ai.d Iliad at any priees
All letter of inquiry with refereaoa to machiaery
of oar menu Tie tare promptly aniwtred, hy addrea
Ing ai at Clearfield, Pa.
. Jan I '7 4 l( RIOLKR, YOUNl A RKKD
JAS. II. LYTLE,
(SureHr to LVTLE.A MITCIIELi
WUOLKSALE AMIRKTAJJj
PF.ALKH 1M
' CHOICE LINE OF TEAS,
OOLON'.g,
JAPANS,
IMPERIAL,
T0UNU BYSON,
ENULISH LRIAKFAST
Puroet la Marhot.
HITTER AND EUUI
Will ho hepl and Mid al Irtl toil. Caib paid
H'l Countr Produeo. '
HERMAN CHERRIES,
TURKEY PRUNES.
PRESERVED PEARS,
PHILADELPHIA HAMS
rimi.
Maehorel, Lane ll.rrlag, Vd, f fc
PICKLtca.
' Barrel Plohlei and Ingllih Piohle..
p-LOim AKIr PKF.Ih,
Flour, Cera Meal, Oat Meal, A..
aa. I. It. JAS. U. LTTLI