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ortj.
THE MANSION HOUSE.
Corner of Second end Market Street,,
CI.KAHI'llil.ll. PA.
mniili aadu.amodloaa Hotal hat, darlai
X Iba pact ;ear. be.a aularged la double tte
former aopaelt; for the aBlertatameBt of etraa
gor, aad guoalf. The whole building bu boot
rofaraiabod, oo tb proprietor will I port ao
pala, l reado, kll guaat, aomfortabla while
ana rrom tho upooo too omoi u . u.p.ai
teach train. W.U. UABUU.l,
Jolj IMT-tf Proprtolot
LLKGHENT HOTEL.
Market Mrsst. Clearfield, He.
Wm. 0. Bradley, fnrmorl; proprietor of Iho
Laouard Ilonee, baring leaiod Ibo Alleghen;
llotol. aollelta a Charcot public patronage, The
Houm boo boeo thorough!, repaired ond Bewl;
furfli.had. and imtl will find II a pleaaont Mop-
pint P'aoe. Th. lanl, will bo euppliad with Ibo
boot of v.r;thlng la Ibo market. At tbo bar
will bo fuund Iba beat wine, and llquore. Uood
tabllni attaobod. II'M. H. BIIAULEY,
Ma; IT, '!. 1'roprlolor.
SHAW HOUSE,
(Oor. of Market Front elreete,)
CLEARFIELD, PA.
Tbo aodorilgned baring taken charge of tbia
llotol, would re.p.ctfBll;aollcll nubile patrooege.
jaal 7B w.a.iui.LBiiiwB.
1TTA8HINGT0X HOUSE,
TT NRV7 WA8IIINUT0N, PA.
This Dow and well furnlabed boafo baa been
taken by the underilgnori. He feoli oonfldont ot
being able to render eatieraetloa to thoao who may
raror aim with a oall.
Ma; t, 1871. (1. W. DAVIS, Prop'r,
LOTD HOUSE,
Main Street,
FHILIl'SUURO. PKNN'A.
Tahlo alwayi cupelled with tbo beet tbo market
anorilo. The traveling public la inmeii to call.
Jaa.l.'7(.
ROBERT LOYD.
Santa.
r. R. ARMOL0.
. W. AR10LD.
j. a. anitoLP
F. K. ARNOLD & CO..
Ranker and Krokers,
ReynolderUle, Jed'cnou Co P
Honey motived on depoalt. Diacoont at mo
derate rate. KuMri and For Inn Kiobangtal.
will on band and eollMtion promptly mad.
RaynoldavlII, Dee. 10, 1BT.-Iy
County National Bank,
Of CLKARFIKLD. PA.
KOOM In Masonle Building, on door north ot
0. D. Witioo't Drug Store.
Paaeag Tickate to Mod Irom Liverpool. Queen,
town, 0 In row, London, Parie and Copenhagen.
A Im, Drafta Tor sale on tbo Royal Dank of Ireland
and imperial Dunk of London.
JAMES T. LEONARD, Prea't.
W. M. SHAW, Cashier. Jnl,'7T
DREXEL & CO.,
No. St Itouth Third fltrcet, Philadelphia
B.l.rHEHS,
And Dealers in Government Securities.
Applieatioa br mail will roeelro prompt atlea
tlon, and all Information cheerfully furni.bed
Urdera aolieUid. April ll lU
gtutistri).
DR. E.M.THOMPSON,
(OBfO In Bank Building,)
' aCurwenaTllle, Clearfield Co., Pa.
mob if.
J. M. STEWART,
' SURGEON DENTIST,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
(Oflico In reildonoo, Second afreet.)
Clearfield, Pa., M.t . 1877 1;.
pisctlbufous.
CHEAP GROCERIES!
LUMBKR CITT, PA.
The andenlgnod annonnoee to hie old frlenda
and patrona that he hai opened a good Una ot
GR0CKHIK9A PR0VIHI0N8 at the old Hand
of Kirk A Spooeor, for which he aoliciu a liberal
petronace. ft. W. SPENCER.
Lumber City, Pa., Hank 10-tl
MEAT MARKET.
F. M, CARDON & BRO,,
On Market 8L, one door weot of Manilon Hoeie,
CLKARFIKLD, PA.
Oar arrangement i art rf tbe mort eompM
fbaraotor tor furnitblng the pubhe with Freib
Meat of all kind, and of the very beet naality.
Wo alio deal la all kindi of A frriealtural Imple
ment.1, which we keep on eibibliion for tbo boa
lit of thepablie. Call aroond wbea la Iowa,
aad take a look at tbingn, or addreii ae
V. U. CAKDUN A BRO.
Clearfield, Pa., Jatj 14, 187ft.tf.
FRESH MEATNEW SHOP.
Tho andenlgnod bcreb; toforma the public la
general that tbo; keen on band, recu arlr. at
their abop, adjoining JOHN Ol'LICU'e' furniture
rooma, oppoaita too coon Jlonee, tbo
BEST MUSH BEEF, VEAL, MVTT0S
LAMB, PUHk, ETC., AT
REDUCED TRICES, FOR CASH.
Market aaornlnga Toeaday, Tfaoriday, and
Satnrdaya. Meal delivered at reaidenw when
deiired.
A there of patronafa te reipMtfally loHrlted.
March 1, 1878-Iy. BTAGB a NOHKIS.
T N liOD H B TR i;NT.-AU othen nai
X Py fff their work before it leave thi
hop. And aa all aVab la aa the grate of the field,
and tb promlaaa of wjea are like the lower.
thereof they are given one day and forgotten
mo neat tneteiore it te neat mot u truat an voodv
All kiadt of work will be dona la tbla abop for
ean or reaay pay noota ana anoei or an ataea
aad atylea the beat and eheencat In town.
I have removed uy ahop to the lower and of
towb, m layior e row, on rteea aireot, near tne
depot, where I will be found at all tinea, waiting
tor oattomera. All work warranted good aad
oneap.
Alao, all klftdi of Leather and Shot Findlnga
for aale.
Tbe eltiiena of Clearlleld and vicinity art
napoouviiy tor ilea to five me a ean.
JOS. U. DKKHINO,
Cloarlleld, Pa.. July 11, IH77.
REED & HAGERTY,
Soooataora to
-J. G. SCHRYVER,
DEALERS IN
HEAVY AND SHELF
HARDWARE,
WOOD m& OTXaLOW-WASB.
COOKING STOVES,
HEATIN0 STOVES and EANOES
Art-tif St., VUartltH, Fa.
Tbo andenlgnod would annonneo to tbo ottieeoa
Bf Cloarftoli aad vieialt;, tbat the; have par
cbaaed the Hardware store of J. O. Bebre.or.aad
wiM oonalaatl; beep .a bead a full aaaortnent.f
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WKDNK8DAY MORNING, JAN 21 ,
I.QS.S H Y VKMOXKTIZA 770.V.
Kx-Si'iialtir DtHilittle, nf .Wiscunsin,
made a
speech in Chicago tho oilier
,i."X'. T"fi'r(t
mill in ti "ii ! .7J"Wofaf
ling statements of the lonat'K thut munt
rcniilt to the country by tho di'iii(inutr.a.
tiim of silver and the uJiiiliun ol'(,'iilil
ua tliu ainlu siuniliiiil nl' value. We
quote ; ' '
"The great evil of the duinuiirtigu
tiun of silver is not so much thut it ro
ducc the vitluo of silver, as compared
with gold, but thut it incrcanea the
value of fruld. The great monelury
giant which has performed this work
through all tho centuries tbo mone
tary work of all civilised countries is
a being double-handed. One hiuul is
gold, the othurtllver. Jf you destroy
ono hand, the other must do double
work. Thei o munt he a double deniund
for that hand to work. Theretoru, ol
necessity, if you demonetize silver, gold
must perlorm all the work of gold and
silver bull. You know that there is
estimated now to bo about 2,G00,0U0,
0U0 of coin gold and silver in what
wo call the civilised world- Europe
and A uieriea. And there is just about
as much silver us there is gold coin.
Now, strike out of existence lor that
is tho scheme on loot, both In Kurope
and in this country strike out of ex
istence silver us money, and then gold
must perform all tho work of being the
basis of money. And what is the
cITcct f You increase tliu demand lor
gold. You increase ila" relative value.
And how much do you increase it f
That is a great question. I have read
much upon this subject, and among the
greatest writers on this subject is Mr.
Leon Kaiit'hur, who says thut it ull the
nations of Europe, meaning America,
also, should lullow the exumplo of Kng
laud iu the adoption of a single standard,
the price ol gold would go up
beyond measure. Mr. Rullet, Uov
ernor of tho bank ol Krunce, snys sub
stantially tho snme, and ho does Mr.
Walewski. Prof. Laboulluye says that
if you strike out ol existunce silver aa
money, gold will be appreciated ono
hull perhaps, at least one-third, to the
injury ot tho debtors ; to tho ruin ol
the debtor nations us well as individuals.
Now, then, what is the efl'uct ? Let
mo answer this question, and that is
all I wish to say to .night. What is
the effect of striking silver out of exist
ence in tho civilised world 1 The Com
mittee of the Chamber oi Commerce
of New York stsuiucs thut there are
112,000,000,000 of indebtedness payable
in coin, Including tho national debt,
Stato debts, city debts, corporate debts,
railroad debts, mortgages, and individ
ual debts, payable, in coin. Now, il
you mukc gold one-third more valuable,
increase its purchasing power 83 per
cent., what is the effect on that indebt
edness ? Il just udds one-third to it ;
it adds to the burden of debt on tbo
American people H.000,000,000! Thut
is whut il does.
" Why, hero in this great city of
Chicago, in the fire of October, ln71,
1250,000,000 of property waadestroyed.
My fellow-citisens, you may destroy
ten, cities liko Chicago, and tbo de
struction of property will not be equul
to tbe loss to the American people by
tbo demonetization of silver. Ap
plause " 1 say to the bondholders ol the city
ol Now York, to Wall street, to the
President of the United Stutcs, to bis
Secretary ol Slate, and even to Uenry
Ward lleecher Loud laughter, who
has taken a position on this subject in
behalf ol the single gold standard, that
if an Invading army should enter tho
United Slates and burn the city ol New
York, ayo, every city and every dwell
ing in that great Empire Slate, tho
loss to the American people would not
be equal to w hat will surely come il
this destruction of silver money is to
become permuncnt in tbe United States.
I Applause. 1 It has
not entered into
the hearts or minds ol our people to
conceive tho appalling consequences in
store for us Irom this species of legis
l.i ten." .
state noAin OF aGIUVUL
TVJIK Tho annual meeting of tho Pennsyl
vania Board of Agriculture will be
held in llarrisburg, Wednesday, Janu
ary 2:1 1, commencing ut 2 o'clock p. in
Tho following is the programme ot
business (or the meeting:
Meeting for business.
Report of the Secretary of the board.
ESSAYS.
UrtKKOlNO Stock. Rest methods of
inducing farmers to breed belter stock
by Prof John Hamilton, Slate College
Comparative profit of different kinds
of stock, by J. C. Morris, of Susque
banna. Tho comparulivo cost and
profit of well and ill bred stock, by Mr.
W. G. Mooro, ol llerka. Conditions
and causes which liifluenco the char-
actor, color and sex of the offspring of
our domeslio animals, by Secretary
SitRr.p Husbandry. Breeds best
adapted to Pennsylvania soil and cli
mato, by Hon. John L. George, ot
Washington. Best breod for profit, by
Easthurn Heeder, of ilucks. Effect of
present dog laws, with suggestions for
their improvement, by J. P. Dumoa, of
Lehigh.
Fbcit Growino m I'arhkrs. Ho w
mado a sourco of profit, by liov. J as.
Caldcr, Pennsylvania Stato College
Varieties best adapted to Pennsylva
nia, by II. M. Englo, of Lancaster.
How bost secured and prcscrvod, by
Prof. It. Wilson, of Juniata. When,
whero and how to market, by 1), II
Forosman, of Lycoming.
Uarntard Manurb. Ucst and most
oconomio methods of manufacture, by
Col. James Young, of Dauphin. Time
ant mode of application, by E. G. Fall
enstock, of Adams. Effect upon tbo
various cultivated crops, by A. Robin
son, of Mercer.
At 7 p. m., Wedncsdsv. Januarv
23d. Prol. J. P. LesleV. Stale Geologist
and Geologist of tho iloard of Agricul
ture, will address tho Legislature and
Hoard of Agriculture, bulnect: Hoi Is.
as regarded Irom the aide of Geology.
Jacob and Ksau Ovsr "It ia the
hand of Chandler, but its lllaine's
work," remarks the Jalemnhis (Tunn.1
Avalanche.
Senator Patterson's bcaltb and tbo
Kepablican majority in the Senate are
precsrious.
OOlillLKR
TWO,"
HTRVT.
WUV ULA1NM ND CoNKI.INU VtHN'T
HPKAK FOR SLIVIN VIAHS.
Mr. Cnnkling desired to add that no
commission, paper or authority what
ever was issued to him, except the
letter of retainer which bud been read.
Il the member from Maine had the least
idea how profoundly Indifferent to him
iiis vjri.ii'o Mason iiiiryVjKi'i,V.'trt
he thought he would hardly lake the
trouble to express it. llv apologised
to the lluuau lor tho length oi lime be
bad occupied In consequence of being
drawn Into the matter by au interriii
lion winch be had before iaM,iAt uA
be unguiitlemenly and iuiperiinent,aiid
having nothing whatever to do with
the mutter.
Mr. llluine said ho knew thut ibis
was what they called down East " rim
ing emptyings." Thegeutluman from
Now York could not get off on the
technical pretetmo that ho did not bold
a commission asJudgeAdvocate. Many
an officer bad led a brigade, a division
or a corps with no more of a commis
sion than such a one as the gentleman
from New York held. As to the gen
tleman's cruel sarci sm. Mr. Blaine
continued : I hope bo will Met mo
escape bis disdain. His lordly pom
posity, his grandiloquent swell, his
mujcHiicovertoweriiig, his tin key-gobbler
strutting have been so crushing
to myself, and to all members of the
House, that 1 know it was an aot of tho
grossest temerity on my part to ven
ture on provoking them. But I know
who was responsible for il all. I know
thut lor the lust tlvo weeks an extra
strut bus seized the gentleman. It is
not bis fault, it is the fault of another.
That giltcd and satirical man, Theo
dore Tilton, of the New York Indc
jxndent, was over here spending some
weeks and writing home letters, in
which, among some serious things, be
put some jocose things, among tho
crudest of which w as that the muntle
ol the great Winter Davis hud fallen
upon the member from New York. He
(Conkling) took it as. serious and ban
since strutted more than usual. Well,
the resemblance is great. As sinking
us Hyperion to a Satyr, Thersiles to
Hercules, mud to marble, a dung hill
to a diamond, a singed cat to a Bengal
tiger, a whining puppy to a roaring
lion. Shade of the mighty Davis, for
give the almost proluiiation of tbat
jocose satire. from a Debute in the
Ilnve in 18fifi.
FF.MA uTsFffKaGISTS.
A gang of females, who are seeking
the right to vote, invaded tho United
Stutcs Senate last Thursday a week for
the purpose of rehearsing their woes.
The following is a synopsis of the pro
ceedings :
Mr. Sargent (Cal.) desired that tbe
doors be opened to-morrow to the ad
vocates ol the Sixteenth Amondment,
and -Mr. Thuriuan opposed tbo move
ment.
Mr. Uoar(Muss.) lavored the ad in is
sion of the ladies to plead their cause.
They woro now represented in Con
gress, and this proposition lor the Gov
ernment to allow a portion of its citi
zens, noted for their morality and
purity, to vote, was entitled to great
consideration.
Mr. Thurman denied tbat these wo
men represented one-twentieth or ono
hundredth part of tho women of tb.
United Slates. Undoubtedly they wore
very worthy women, but one of them
said in the convention at Lincoln
Hall they intend to carry the Senate" By
God." Muybo they would, but it would
be long alter somoof theold fogies were
out ol the Chamber. Laughter II o d id
not wish to be understood as wanting
in respect for these ladies, but he wss
freo to confess that tho women who sat
at her fireside and took care of bor
children wrs rather moro respectable,
in his mind, than tbe woman who
threatened to carry the Senate " By
God," 1 1 was for the States to declare
who should rote in tho Slatca. Let
them begin with Massachusetts.
Tbo resolution was thou tuk"u up
and Mr. Sargent moved that the Sen
ute should bold a session on Saturday,
January 12th, to hear tho advocates
of the Sixteenth Amendment, and Ibal
ikT ahnnld be ullnwcd two hours to
present their views.
Tho resolution was rejected yeas,
13 ; nays, 31 ; as follows :
Yaaa Me.ara. Aatbon;, Biaee.Rurnelde. Com
eron(Wli ),IUw.i. Ferr;, Hoar, Mel'b.w., Milch.
ell, Mollina, Sargent, Baundera and Teller IS.
NaT Meeera. Baila;, Ra;ard. Heck. B.sith,
Bullor, rbriitiane;, Cochrelt, Coke, Coakling,
liavia W. V.), Kaloa, Kduunde, Kualia, ttrovor,
llanlla, Hern., Herelord, Hill, I'owo, K.rnaa,
kirawood Lamar, McOoaald, Moaltllea, MoPbor
a a, Mor,an, l'lumb,Kandolpb, Saal.bjr;, Taur
man .Bd Sadleigb SI.
To grant tho right ol suffrage is
wholly within the power of the States,
and yet these women are boring Con
gress lor tbat which it cannot grant
Is It Ignorance, or is it bucausu they
want to take a look al grave Senators.
Tub Uiot still sots on. Tb. Pitts
burg July riot is still carried on in th.
newspapers. Th. New York Sun
strikos out Irom the shoulder in this
way : The official report of ArtjL Gen.
Latta of Pennsylvania, recently pub
lished, shows that Gov. IlartranlX hns
on bis personal military stuff 1 Major-
General, 8 Brigudicr-Gonorula, and )S
Colonels. If this roster ol rooster, is
a sample ol what also prevails among
division and brigade commanders, we
can no longer accuse f exaggeration
ih. satirical remark of the Pittsburg
Grand Jury that, after th. riots woro
entirely over, the Commander-in-Chief
of tbo Army and Navy of Pennsyrania
cam. riding into town, "backed by the
combined military genius and civic lus
tre ol seven Mujor Genernls, a bost of
brigadiers, waited on by staffs that
would fur mors iban bav. sufficed for
an army corjw, and tar exceeding in
numbers the array ibat followed Sber.
man in bi. march to lb. sea." Tb.
Grand Jury railed this gorgeous dis
play "harmless heroism," exhibited
lung after lb. danger Was ended ; but
Geo. .Latta gravely reports to Hart
ranft i "Your presence In Pittsburg el
fected a decided change in public sen.
timent, restored confidence, and satis.
fled tb. people tbat tho Btroiiif arm of
th. law would at one ba exerted."
Another Bio Man." Reform with.
in tb. Party I " was th. rallvinar rrv
of th. Republicans last )'.ar ; but Sena
tor uonKiing, tb. most prominent man
in the party, supKrtod by nearly all
lb. Republican Senators, nays ho don't
want and won't bav. reform io tbat
political neat th. New York Custom
House. And Conkllos baa rroven
himself a " bigger " man (ban Hayes
"TV H KEY
.nwiciu onxrox OF VII CM-MKttH"
In tho trial of asuit before tho lowu'
Supremo Court, brought by acommur
ciul traveler against a railway fur be
ing ejected from a train, Judge Hub
bard of Cedur Rapids, took occasion to
denounce "drummers" in thelollowiug
liiahiou: "It may be stated now, as a
matter of history that the Court will
ttd judicial r Mictf of, thai this class
1 hey monopolize e-tl the beat roo.na m
ull the bust hotels; they insult or seduce
all the chambermaids between Maine
and the Gulf of Mexico and between
the Atlantic and the Pacific Oceans
''1V .i'k In. he caleiidur year;
they rush Into th. ludies' cur on every
railroad In tho United Slutea and
Canada every day, and crowd into the
sent of every respectable lady travol
ing alone, and insult her in fivo minutes
afterward ; they travel with harlots,
and make assignation houses on every
Saturday night ol cvory hotel in
America; they huvo flirtations, in
trigues and elopements with innocent,
unsuspecting and respectable young
girls in every city unci village on the
continent; they pursuo virtue and
goodness as sharks pursuo a ship Willi
the yellow fever and still the learned
oouns. l thinks th. conductors ought to
be amiable enough to lovo them. Tbero
may be men in other callings who lor
a single vice cun challenge a compari
son with commercial tomisu, hut I
have never seen them. But for a com-
binatiun in harmonious blending, in
dishonesty, impudence, cowardice, pol
troonery, lecbory and leprous rascality
of all varieties, tbey stand without a
peer." Chicago Inter -Ocmn,
LktTuisbi His Political Bi hial.
Kellogg hns again pulled through a
light place by contriving to piu.ieiit
himself before his party in tho attitude
of a"diro necessity." in Nebraska
Territory, where he was Chief Justice,
ho was known as simple "necessity,"
because he know no luw, but his np
pointmont was undoubtedly attributa
ble to the dire necessity of taking cart-
ot cortain of tho Illinois politicians.
For sixteen years he has held offlc ts
a dire necessity or a dire calamity, and
now, unless unseated when the Demo
crats obtain a majority of Iho Senate
in 1879, will hold on six years longer.
He was appointed Collector on the
day before President Lincoln was as
sassinated. Then be was elected United
States Senator as a "choice of evils,'
showing how short-sighted men some-
limes are in choosing between evils.
Then be was put in as Governor by
llie direst political expedient ever
known, viz.: Dum U s order. Lastly,
he knocks at the door of the Senate al
the most critical period in the bisUory
of the Republican party and is admitted
out of sheer desperation and through
tear of an immediate loss ol supremacy,
the Republicans preferring to lake the
chances of an out-aud out Democratic
member. Xet Orltant Timet.
Br the James, Too. When Lincoln
and Stanton removed McClellun and
sent for Grant, and after informing him
that they wanted bun to capture Rich
mond, bo told them tbat Ibo proper
route was the ono McClellan bad taken.
To this these domeslio military giants
objected, and informed him that bo
must go there viTi. of tbo Wilderness, if
it took him "all Summer" to get there.
Grant replied that be did not care much
which rout, bo took, if tbey would
furnish lb. men and moans. This they
offered to do. Ho replied 1 must have
one hundred thouttini more men, if 1
take the Wildernoss rout, than that of
th. Peninsula and James river route.
The cowardice ot Lincoln and Stanton
cost an extra 100,000 men; because tbey
feared that if tb. army was not kept
squarely between Richmond and Wash
ington, that some Confederate regiment
might invade the Capital and carry
ihem off. Tbey were twool the dear
est men that ever trod American soil.
Their taking off was in keeping with
surrounding circumstances. The one
removed by an assassin, and the other
by suicide.
DkGolyer Garfield. An exchange
remarks ; The investigation into the
Washington real estate pool brought
an ugly piece ot business to light ro
fisaily Bonovrrting Mr. Garfield. Dur
ing Boss Shepherd's regime, DcGolycr
and McLellan, a Chicago firm of wood-
pavement contractors, obtained a fut
contract through the agency ol a lob
byist named Chittenden, who, In course
ol time, brought suit lor 1100,000 lor
his services. Ilea i .out, in tho course
of tbe testimony in the case, thut Our
field had received 15,000 lor bis influ
ence as Chairman of the Committee on
Appropriations. Tbo sum was paid
over by Parsons, an Ohio Representa
tive and a well known lobbyist. It is
stated that Chitteaden, who was exam
ined in secret session, testified thai in
addition to that sum ho himself paid
Garfield another 15,000. Garfield was
a member ol the Electoral Commission.
Uirotob Wbono Man. The Gal
veston (Texas) Acitj, of Dec. lllh
relate, tb. following :
Professor 11. W. Burgess yesterday
gave a reporter the following startling
disclosure as one ot tho adventures of
bis cventlul lifo : During the time
General 0. F. Butler was in possession
of New Orleans, a gnat feeling of ex
cilemeut was caused by the banging
of,. Mum ford for pulline down the
United State, flag from a staff on tho
New Oi loans Mint. Prof. Burgess
says that he waa th. person who pulled
the flag from the staff and passed it to
Capt. Oliver Canton, ol th. lower Mis
sissippi packet "Isabel." Mum ford
was on tho roof at the time with a
crowd of men aud boys, and, it is bo-
lieved, received tbe flag from Canton.
CUANDLEk OvikBoahd. Tho Radi
cals in their Stato Convention In Now
Hampshire, week before last, discarded
Wm. E. Chandler and, in their resolu
tions, denounco bim as a " political
tramp," and call upon th. loyal brethren
to support Hayes. Next to Bahoock
this creature Chandler was th.greatest
freebooter and publio plunderer tbat
ever crooned legs under tbo White
House table. He has earned the peni
tentiary In various ways, but basal ways
managed to escape. II. now holds no
position except tbat of Secretary to the
lladical Commute..
Hayes can't b. under tb. complete
control of Wall Struct II ba were, bo
wouldn't dare celebrate bis silver wed-
ding.
tisfdlaixouj.
$777-:
sot aaall; earned ia ihaa. timea, bet
aaa be uiade la IhrM nonih. ; an;
ou. of eilher aaa, in an; pari nf th.
unir; who la willintf lu wurh .t..dil; a th.
ruilo, inent that we fural.li. Slid per wewb in
;ur ua. IB. yiu uev'1 ii.it be aw; fr.,ui
buMieoter olglit. Vu oimi aire ;uur whole ihuo
lu the amli,r only ;ur..re la.i'nrate. lt,.,.l
imililitg to Ir; Ih. bu.nea IVm. .ad Ij Oulhl
free 4d Ir... at una.. U. II.LkarT S Oo..
April l. lall IO Purlleud, M.lue.
At NEW DEPARTURE
a. v --air-aTur-a. spas,
LI' Tilt USB II KG.
Ilcrearter, good, will be aold for CASH onl;,
or in ei.-hauKO fur produoe. No buoka will bo
k.pt la the future. All old aocouala muat b.
ei-tlled. Tho.. who cannot ca.h up, will pleeae
head orar their aolee and
CLOSE THE EEOORD.
I am determined to aell my good a at eaah
prioea, and at a diaoonnt fur below tbat ever
offered io tbia vielnity. The d.aoou! I allow my
em to men, will make them rich in twruly yeara It
tbey follow my adiio and buy their good from
me, I will pay oarb for wheat, oata ami elnrer
etd. DANIEL UDOlilsAMlKil.
Luther-burg, J.uiuary 17, 177,
TIN & SHEET-IRON WARE.
CANDIS MERRELL
Haa opmod, In a building on Market atrcet, oa
the old Uee'ern lintel lot, nppoeite tbo Ouri
Hoaao In t'karneld.a Tin and Mieot Iron Mann
tat-to ry and more, where will he found at all tii
a full line of
house FTOirisiiiiTa goods,
Stoves, Hardware, Etc.
Ilouee Hpouting and alt klada of ib work, r4j a tr
ie jr, Ae., dona on ebrt nutio anl at reafouable
ratea. Alio, agttfil for the
Singer Sewing Machine.
A eunpl, of H.oblnca, with Needier, al
w.;a oa naoa
Term., etrictl; eaah or eoan'r; produce,
aharo ol patronage aoliclled.
O. B MKKHELL,
8un.rintead.nt,
Clearlleld. April IS, IS7T-I f.
REMOVAL!
JOHN McCAUGHEY
Would roapcutfully notify the public generally
tbat ho haa removed fata Orooery Store from
haw'a Huw, to tb building formerly oecupioJ
oy J. Mil Krataer, on beeoad at reel, neat door
to tliglar'a h.rdfre atore, where bo intend
keeping full line f
U II O K It I E S.
HAMS, DKIBD UKP.K and LARD.
lUOAKS aad Si BUI'S, of all grades.
TKA8, Omen and Black.
COFFKB, Boaated aad Oreea.
FLOUR AND PROVISIONS,
cv.w: rut its,
AU kinda la tbe market.
PICKLR3, ia Jara and barrela.
SPICK9, In orar; form and varlot;.
FAMILY FLOUR,
AM, KIN I)) OK I'll ACKERS),
SOAPS,
MATCHES,
DRIED APPLES,
DRIED FKACniS,
DRIED CHERRIES,
Coal Oil tvni L&ap CUmaoys.
And a good aeeortmeat of tboao thiaia aaaalrr
kept la a grocer; etora, which ba will exehaag.
lor marketing at in. mark.1 pnoea.
Will aall for each aa che.pl; aa aa; ether aaa.
Pleaae call and ace hi, rtock aad Judge for
;ourNii.
jonit HcOAConir.
ClearSrld, Jul. . 18TS.
THE TIN SHOP!
RIMIXG SHOWS StUUNE?
FRED. SACKETT,
ROOM NO. 3, PIE'S OPBRA IIOIVR,
CI car Or Id, Fa.
Reepeotfully Inform bla onatoraira, and the pub-
It ' ta general, that be oontinna to manufacture
all kinda or
Tln.CopiM-r&ShpcMron Mnre,
of ft rt ) material only, and In workman
liko man oor.
ROOFING and SPOUTING
done on abort notW and very reaaonabl term a
COOK STOVES.
IIRATING fTOVKfl AND FIRNACKS alway
aspi in ell, aaa lor a tie iuw,
Gas-Fitting and Plumbing
a specially.
flae Plituroa alway on hand. All work guaraa
toed to giv eatiaf notion.
A ebar of public patronag cordially Poti cited.
PRED.flACKBTT,
Clearlleld, Pa., Mav fl, 1H77.
Save Youit Cash
G. C. & T. W. MOORE,
(8uotTMori to J. 8. Shower,)
MllalRI 111
BOOTS
4ND
SHOES,
ii
ATS
AND
V P S,
FURNISHING GOODS,
ROOM No, 1, riB'9 BUILDING.
They ara now reoolvlng thoio tot of the
tat eat atyUi of Ladle and tieata Dreaa Phoc
and Boot, together with a large lot of
PLOW SHOKS, 4o,4c,
eaiubw for Walkman as tba farm aad la lb.
woode.
The; la.lt. ,pecal attoatloa ta Ibolr Hook of
Gents' Furnishing Goods,
All of wbirk will bo Kid tt rate, aa farorabla aa
Iho; eaa a. bought alicwbef la tbo BoBnt;.
A .hare af Ih. patronage af Iba public U ra
epaetfull; Bella! ted.
ft Ell. C MOOHK.
Tost. rr. Moo BR.
Cleerleld, Fa., Jar, II, ItTT-lm.
iUlsffltanrous.
rpERRA COTTA STANDING VASES,
HANGING VASES,
tovo Lining mid Fire Brick,
kept cou.tanll; on band.
STOU; AMI EAKTIItV-WAKr,
OK KVBRY DKSCRIPTION I
l'M,'vocKa' pom .cjtoji lis,:
yiudi.'a Palaiit An-iiuiT
fruit (anal
ni'TTKR L'HOCKS, wllb lid.,
CREAM I'KUVKH, MILK CHOCK.-.,
APPLK . ntJTTRH CHOCKS,
PICKLE CHOCKS,
FLOWER POTS, PIB DlrillK-.
STEW POTS,
Aod a great man; other ihing. lit'; uuiv.rtJu'rT
moutloB, Io be bad al
FRED'K. LEITZINGER'S
-STONE - WARE POTTERY,
Corner ol Cherry and Third (Street.
CLKAIiWkI.D. PA. augl
a. r. or hcb.
a. M CORKLtt. D. atRILBROa.
(tll.UH, HcCORKLE & CO.'S
(Bacceaaora ta Joha Uulirb),
POPUI.AU
FURNITURE ROOMS,
Market Mtreet. Clearlleld. Pa.
We manufatVure all kinda of Purnitor for
(7bmtera, Uiolng Kooma, Librarlaa and lUlla.
If you want Furniture of any kind, don't buy
until you ao our atork.
lINnKKrAKIXO
In all It branobw. W brrp la atoek all th
lateat and uiet improvel Cofflna and Caaketa,
and have every faolllty for properly cn
d up ting tfaia branch of our bofiioesf.
We bave a patent Corpe lro
aerver. In whioh bodice can
he preserved for aeon
aiiterstble length of
time,
A maiabcr of the firm haa hit aleepin apart
seal at our wart -room, when be ran b fuo. l b
toy peraou who come at oibt for tba purpoao ot
ifw uring cofBtia.
tll'LICU, Mr-COKKLB k CO.
Clea fleli. Pa., May It), 'in ly.
y EVV
I I.OI It, FISED,
AND
GROCERY
STORE.
A. G. KRAMER & CO.,
RiNira S 4, Plo'a Opera lloaae.
t'lcaraeld, Pa.
Keep eonitaall; oa band
SfOAR,
COFFEE,
TEAS,
SODA,;
COAL OIL.
SVIll'F,
SALT,)
SPICES,
SOAP,
Cana and Dried Fruita, Tobacco, Cig.ra, Caa
dica, Cider Vincg.r,nutter, Rjja, it.
ALSO, EXTRA HOME MADE
Wheat and Buckwheat Flour.
Corn Meal, Chop, Feed, ic,
All of which will be aold oboan for eeih or io
olehango for aoaatr; produce
A. U. KKA-MKK CO.
CWarS.ld, Not. IS ISTI.-tf
"Slip
HONEY OF H0REH0OND AND TAR
FOR THE CURE OF
Cough, Oolda, Inflntnia. Hoarteneta, DiuVi-H
firuth.Bg, and all Affertioni of the Throat,
Bronchial Tob, aad Long, leading
ta OosiDtoptiot.
Tliu infnllilde rmly ia cminvNl of tin
1 1 one vol the plant llniehtinl( in iWinii
union with Tar-Hmm, ctrndrl ft "in tl
Lin pKiNrtriR of tlic forrt lur An
,lt.;4Mr, or Hilm of fiilcml.
The Hnfy of Mon-lionml wnm
('rrKRH all iiritationnaml iiill.immnluni'.nf
ilw Tar-lwlm ct.FANsrs am hi ai s ilit ihi..
and air potin leailiiif to 1 tie lun. I :
ailthttnndl Itigrcilif Ills keep I lie otj'.un ok!
nvint, and a hr.tltliful action, 1 At no pic
imlice keep you from tryinp tliU pcM nit!t
cine of a famous Aoctor who hut. tAn tlmn
Mnl of liv. bv it "in ht Isrpr private pi lu'ticc.
N.B. The iTar-llalin ha no paii i avii: or
i.n-lL
TRICFS 50 CEMTS AN!) $1 TRR ROTli r.
Grrat wving to boy l'f Mf.
rike'H TtMllinc1te I)nimH Cur
In 1 Mhiiitc.
SoM hy all Dnifitt.
0 N. CRITTENTON, Prop., N-Y
HARTSWICK & IRWIN,
SECOND STREET,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
DEALERS IN
PURE I)RU(iS!
CHEMICALS!
PAINTS, OILS, DYE STUFF
VAKNI.HIK8,
SHI'PIIES,
PEHrDUERT,
fANCY 000D-
1X)ILET AHTICLtS,
Or ALL KINDS,
PURS WINES AND LIQUORS
for medicinal r-urpo.ee.
Ttbjbm, Supporlora, rVkaal Hooka aad Statloa.
ar;, ana atl ataar .ntcnM amall;
foaad la a Drag Store.
rnrstoiANs- ritRscaiPTioNs care-
rrrLLT COMPOUNDED. Ilarlng a hur. at.
pari eaa, la iba bweuaaa, tb.; aa. flea Mtb-a aat-
1. 8. HARTSWICK,
JOHN F. IRWIN.
Olaarlsba, Dewmv II, 1ST..
Ulisrfllaiuous.
fn PMINTIStO or EVERY DE80RIP
I linn aeatlf t
r .caswr.4 at tbia .mew
H-MCfie TO IO,
nnH
HO II' TO CO WEST I
j.ai a.niia a.r.a of land for aale, cheap, ia tba
g.r an of iho Wi. f..i M-tp. of Kaaw, full
infrmali-B aa to beat raliroeda to tiav.l ou,
Tickola, Knight ralea, etc., apply or writ, to
WM. 6II0UTI.1LMIK,
Agmt Alrhi.oa. T"p- ee t Sanla Pe K R ,
Dee IS, IS77 Im. U.ll.l-oi., Pa.
'pilB anderaigaed bege lear. la iaiorm tb.pub
I lie that be ta bow full; prepare to accommo
date all la the aa; of faraiaBin. U-.caa, Uuggiaa,
Saddle, and Uarneaa, aa tbe ahortoat avtice and
aa reaaonable tonna. Reaidence oa Looaat itreH,
hetwoaa Third aod Fourth.
UKO. W. OEARHART.
UrarSeld P.b. 4. 1ST,
READING FOR ALL 1 1
BOOKS d: STATIONERY
Market ML. t'learfleM, (at ttit Powt CMIee.)
TUB anderaigaed beg leav to aonoaao to
tba oitiaena of Clearneld and vicinity, that
he ba ftited up a room and ba juat returned
from tb city with n larg amount af raiding
matter, oooaiatlng in part of
Bibles and Miscellaneous Books.
Diana, Aerount aad Pa Booka of overy de
aeription; p.pr and Envelop, French praod
and plain) fena aod Pencil; blank Legal
I'apas, Ueda, Mortgage! Jndgmant, Etemp
Uun aod rnimiar note) Wbit md Parob
men i Brief, Legal Cap, Heeord Gap. and Bill Cap,
tibeet Muato, for eiti.er Plan, Flat or Violin,
oonatavntly on hand. Any booka or ataliouary
deird tbat I may not hove on band, will bevrdored
by brei eipreu, and sold at whole! or retail
to suit cuaiomtra. I will alto keep periodical
Mttrraiure, aucb at Magatla, Nawapapere, Ae.
P. A. UAULIM.
ClearCeld. May 7, IntU-tf
JARD TIMES
1UVB NO EFFECT
IN FRENCHYILLEI
1 am a war tbat there are nine prreona a llttl
bard to pleaae, and I am alao aware that tb
complaint of "bard time" ia well aigh universal,
liul I am ao situated now that I ean aatiafy th
tonne r and prove eoncluaively that "bard ttmee"
wilt not effect ihM wbo buy their gooda fnm me,
and all my patrona ahall h Initiated Into tb
oret of
UOW TO AVOID HAItO TIMES
I bar gooda eoosgb te -apply all tbe Inbabl.
tanta In the lower nd of tb croon ty wbifh I tll
at oinerding luw rata from my mammoth etore la
UHLKONIiUHU. where 1 can alwaye be fooa
rudy to wait apon aaller and aapply thm with
Dry (ioods of all kinds,
Such a Clotha, Satinet la, Caaatmer, Mu!if,
Delaine, Linen, Drilling!, Calico,
Trimming, Kibbona, Laeo,
Ready-mad Clothing, Boot aod 8bu, Hats and
Cape all uf tl boat material and mad to order
Uoso, fioeka, Ulove, Mitteaa, Lao, kibbona, Ac.
0R0CEKIE8 OP ALL KINUH.
Coffee, Tea, Sugar, Rice, Molasa, Fiah, Fait
Pork, Lioted Oil, Fiah Oil, Carbon Oil.
Hardware, Queenaware, Tinwar, Caatings, Plow
and Plow Caatinga, Kails, Spikea. Cora Cultiva
tor, Cider Prp, and all kinda of A tea.
Perfumery, Paints, Varnieb, Ulaee, and a geberat
aatortment of Htatloncry,
GOOD FLOUR,
Of diferent brands, always on hand, aad will ba
aold at tba lowest poaaible ftguras.
J. II. MrClaiB's Uodieln, Jayaa'a lfdicina
J lot utter' and UooAand'a Bitter.
&00I pound of Wool wan tod for which tho
bigheat prio will b paid. Clovr4 on band
and for aai at tbe lowaat market prion.
Alao, Agent for StrattoavllI aad Curwonavill
Threshing Maobinaa.
fecjuCall and aocfor youralvs. Ton will lad
everything utually kept in a mail etora.
L. M. COUDMKT.
Fnnehrlll P. O., Augnat II, 1174.
BIGLER, YOUNG & REED,
i8noeors to Boyatei A Yonng,)
FOUNDERS & MACHINISTS
Mannfaetnrort af
t'OBTABLE & ETATI0N1HY
STEAM ENGINES
Corner of foarth aad Pia. Slrwau, '
ILEARI'IKUl, PA.
rTAVINtl engaged la the manafaetu of Irat
11 claae HACIIINRRT.wapapactrull;lBform
ha public that wa are bow prepared la 111 all
order, a) chcapl; and aa prompt); a. aaa ba aaaa
In aa; of tba eilwa. Wa maaafaetara aad daal la
Mulay and Cironlar Saw-Mills
Road Blneka, Water Wbeole. Sbafliag Pall.;a,
IlilTord'i Injector, Steam Gauge,, Steam WaletUa,
Oiler., Tallow Cupa, OU Cupa. Qauge Oocka, Air
Cocka, Olobo VbItm, Cbaek Varrea. wrought In.
Pipe., 8.am Pampa, Boiler Pocd P.mpa, Aati
Prictioa Mel re, Soap Sloae Packing, 8am Pack-
ng. and all kind, of MILL WORE t tegataar
with Plowa, Slod Sola.,
COOK AXD PA HLOR STOVES,
and other CASTINGS of all klada,
mfrOrde.i eolielud aad tiled at an; prim
All Lucre tl Inquir; with raforeaoa la meohiaar;
of oar manufeotare prompt I; aa.werad, b; addrea.
Ing aa at ClearSeld, Pa.
JaalT4-tr BIULER, VOlbO A REED.
G
ROCERIF.S.
JAS. II, LYTLE,
(Suceweot to LVTLR.A MITCHELL)
WHOLESALE AND. RETAIL
DEADER I.J
' CHOICE LINE Or TEAS.
OOLONllS,
JAPANS,
IMPERIAL,
VOINU UVSON.
ENULtSU BKEAKPAST
Puraal la Merk.t.
Dl'TTER AND Ed I) 8
Will k. kept aad aold at Iret c-it. C-b pud
let Coantr; troduca.
HERMAN CHERRIES,
Tl'RKET PRUNES.
PRESERVED PEARS,
PHILADELPHIA HAMS
FISH.
Mackerel, Lake H.rrlng, Ood, c.
ntkibs.
Barrel Ptcklee and EagHak Pukwa.
fLODR AND FBEIh,
rioar, Can Me. I, Oal Maal, A a,
)aa. I, TT JAf . H. LTTLaV
t.U'j,Oli i"ian . ti.ai mm a, in m s mmtmrnmrn
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