folds.
THE MANSION HOUSE.
CmuttlwiUui Market Streets,
CLEARKIELD, PA.
T 111911 aad e.aaedleee Hotel kea.derle.
Ska peel eear, salaried to doable lu
former epeeltv lor tke nMmlianI ef strea
gr aad gooau. Tke wkolo koUdtng kaa km
referalakod, end Ika proprlir will sparo
ArweW-.l I uv.t .vtaij.e...' e..e
or-Tae KuilM Hoase" Omelets rnoe ea
aod froee Iks Depot Ike arrival aad dopertart
efeaektreda. w. o.cardon,
imij is-n tr ifoiiiM
LLEGHENY HOTEL. ,
MirM Street. Clearfield, Pi.
Wm. g. Bradley, furmorre proprietor ef the
Leonard Hones, hiring leered tbe Allegheny
Hotel, eolieiu .hero of publie palronege, The
Hoeae bee bee teorvly repaired ad aewly
A,.-i..4.d, aad gueiu rill led II a pleaeaat 'top
ping plaoo. The uble will be lupplted with the
beat ef everything ia Ibe market. At Ibe bar
will be foend Ibe keel wines aid liqaors. Hoed
stealing ettaebed. WD, 8. BKAOLEY,
M.J 17, '7S. Proprietor.
SHAW HOUSK,
(Cor. ef Market A Front streeta,)
CLEABFIBLD, PA.
The aaderaigaad having uken oharge of tbli
Hotel, would reepoelfelrr .ollelt pabiie petren.ge.
leblS,'7l. K. JtMTOM bUAW.
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
NEW WABHINOTON, PA.
Tail new and wall farniabed hoaro bee beea
taken by the aoderaigned. He feela confident el
being able to render aeliefeotloa to thoeo wko an
faror bim witk a oall.
Mae I, 1171. O. W. DAVIS, Prop'r.
LOTD HOUSE,
Ualn Street,
PHILIPSnURO, PBNN'A.
Table elwaya aupplled wltk the beat the market
afford.. Tke traveling pabiie i. Invited tooelL
Jae.l,'7S. HOUKKI LOVD.
r. I. A MOLD. . W. ARNOLD. J. I. ARM OLD
F. K. ARNOLD & CO.,
Bankers and Broker,
Reynoldavllle, Jeflfcreon Co., P.
Money reeelved en depoalt. Dlaeoanta si no
derate rntee. BuUr and Foreign Biehange el
Waye oa bond Hd eollretiooe promptly made,
Reynolde'tlle, Doe. 18, 1874.-1 J
County National Bank,
OF CLEARFIELD, PA.
1 00M Id 11 aeonle Building , one door north, of
0. I. Wataoo'a Draft Storo.
Pmm(( Tiekot I aad tnm Liverpool, Qnoena
Iowa. Olaagow, London, Parie and Copenhagen.
Alw, Drafta for Bale od the Royal Buk of Ireland
ui imperial Bank of London.
JAMES T. LEONARD, Proi'L
W. M. SHAW, Caihler. JeolJT
DREXEL A CO.,
No. 94 Boutb Third Street, Philadelphia
And Dealers in Government Securities.
Application by mail will reeWe prompt atun
tloa, and nil Information eheerfaH? fnrniihed
uraoro 00110101. April 11 -it
gmtlstrif.
DR. E. M. THOMPSON,
(OBce In Bank llelldlog,)
Carweaevllle, Clearfield Co., Pa.
oh 13 7l lf.
J. M. STEWART,
84JFIQEON DENTIST,
' CLEARFIELD, PA,
(Offlee In realdeaoe, Reeoad atreet.)
Clserleld, Pa., May 1, H77.lT.
Uie((Uinrou3.
CHEAP GROCERIES!
LUMBER CITT. PA.
The auderslrnod annoonoea to kia old friend,
and patrona that he baa opened a good line ot
GROCERIES A PR0VIB10NS at the old atand
of Kirk A Speaeer, for whlek ke eolielt. a llheral
peironae;.. n. w. BfBfttEH.
Lealw Cltr. Pa.. Harak U-tt
MEAT MARKET.
F. M. CAEDON & BRO.,
Oa Market ft., one door weal ef Hualoa Ronea,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
Oar erraagemeate are rf Ike aoal eonplotr
eharaeter tor feraiibing the pabiie witk Freak
Meet of all kind, and of the very beat quality.
We alao deal it all kind, of Airleoltara! Inpl.
menu, whieb we keep on exkibitien for the ben.
efit of the pnblie. Call oronnd when U town,
ad take a look at tktnge, or addreaa aa
F.-M.CAKDON A URO.
Clearlleld, Pa., Jnly U, 1 9 7 a -1 f.
FRESn MEAT-SEW SnOP.
Tke nnderalgned kerebj Inform, tbe pnblie la
general that they keep on hand, reiru erly, at
their akop. adjoln'ng JOHN OULICH'g fnraitare
room oppoiite the Coart House, tbe
Btsr MK.iir nttr, vkal, mvtto.y
LAMB, PORK, KTO., AT
.REDUCED PRICES, FOR CASB.
Market aorolng. Tieedar, Tkaraday, and
S.tord.ra. Moot delivered at reaidenea when
deeired.
A ekan of patronage la reapeetfelly eollelted.
Marek 1, U! ly. . BTAQI A NOKRIS.
T COD W E TRUKT.n-All olbera nan
X pa' tor their work before It have, tbe
shop. And aa all leak la ae the grae. of tbe field,
axl tke promlees of aea are like Ike lowera
thereof ikey are given one day and forgotten
tke neit theiefero itia beat not to treat anybody
All blade elwork will ke dene la tbia ebop for
aak or ready ftf low aad ekeee of all al.es
tad atylee tke koet and ekeapeet ta tewa,
I kavo removed ay .hep to the lower end or
towa, ia Taylor', row, ea Reed atreet, aeu the
depot, where I will be found at all limes, waiting
for omnoeMra. All work warranted good aad
Alao. all kiadeof Leetkav eed flko. Vl-illr...
for eele.
The eitleeaa of Clearfield aid Tlolnlty are
tapeilfaUy U.lwd to give ae a oall.
' ' 408. H. DkERINO,
Clearfield, Pa., Jaly II, 1877.
A. 1. BMSIftTY.
REED & HAGERTY,
J. G. SCHRYVER,
DEALERS III
HEAVY AND SHELF
HARDWARE,
"WOOD and "WTLLOW-WAEE.
COOKING 6TOVE8,
HEATINQ STOVES and RANGES
SOh4 SI., Clear Hf Id, Pa.
Tke anderrlgned woeld anoeoaeo to tke el it seat
01 uiearaeM and vleieltv, leal Ikey kovo per
ekaeed the Hardware Store of J. O. Sekrvver.aad
will eoaetently keep on kead a roll oaaortaonl of
Marwwart la all He bnaekoo, took aa
TABLE A POCIET CCTLEBY.
Beaek Itope, Hand Sawa.araal AaMrleaa Ctoh-
eel news, D. B. aad Peeling Aire, H tickets,
Plenes end plane I roes, ell kind of
Natla, Horee Bkne. isl Horeo Rboo
Bell.. Piek., Heoa, Rekee.Hej
Porks, fibovsls end Hpeies.
ftVjtboe.RHtbes. Plows,
Orala Cradies,
Coltlvetora, Doable
ud 8iejrl.8i.rel Plowe,
OoHlvaoer TeMk, Berets aad
Try Powaros, RkoTel Bladee, Mitt
dew aad Taper Files, Cbleell, Blue,
Aogerm, Adoea, Bora Door Heagera, Ball,
T and Strew Hiaces. Beuy'e Uellew A .rare.
oil kladi tt Looks, Serewa, Beak Oerd aad PoUeya,
GLASS and PUTTY,
foot aad CV.li Bolls, Carriago, Tire aad Barrel
BoHa, Bed Oeri, Bed Ireoe, bene Brookes ud
Cmrrv-Ooab, OrudHeae itaree, Oam, Horns)
aad SeaploM Peekiag, Cable Ckaiaa, ate,
Tke, mm aba keep ea koad a fell aseertsneM
oA'Tiawora.sad a giaaial sosek ef ln Fwratekv
ltB ill, weurt tey iria seg at sateof e ooH
Pei.iaa wteklsg eartkreg la tkeir kao an lav
etoea ee own aea aaomfa aaeer eaeea 000,
aosakasHg. . BRBD BAOgRTY.
Clearleld, Ma, M, lltl-ly.
ur t)m &vtrtsmt nt.
THE REPUBLICAN,
Pabllskod every Wedaoadej kj '
GOODLANDER & LE2.
Hat the I.sre;eet rirralatloa oX any fj"
la North areoteni Penaaylranim.
Tbe large tod constantly Increasing
f'rbuUtio bY 'the Repcblican,
renders it valuable tobaaioou
men aa a medium thro'
which to reaoh the
public
TlUMS 0F SuBfiCRIPTION I
If paid in advance, . . . 13 00
If paid after three monthe, . 2 60
If paid after air months, . . 8 00
When papera are sent outside of the
county payment mualbe in advance.
ADVERTISING:
Ten tinea, or lcna, 8 timoa, , fl 60
Each eubeequent insertion, 60
Administrator' Notices, . . 2 60
Executor)' Notices, .... 2 60
Auditors' Notices 2 60
Cautions snd Eatrays, ... 1 60
Diasolution Notioes, . . . 2 60
Professional Cards, 6 lines, year, 6 00
Speoial notices, per line, ... 20
YEARLY ADVERTISEMENTS:
One square, 10 lines, , , . IS 00
Two squares, 15 00
Three squares 20 00
One fourth column, . . . , 60 00
One-ball column, .... 70 00
One column, 120 00
BLANKS.
We have always on band a large stock
of blanks ot all descriptions.
SUMMONS,
SUBPQ5NAS,
EXECUTIONS,
ATTACHMENTS,
ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT,
LEASES,
BONDS,
FEE BILLS,
CONSTABLE'S BLANKS,
&o., ke, 4c.
JOB PRINTING.
We are prepared to do all kinds of
PRINTING
SUCH AS
POSTERS,
PROGRAMMES,
CARDS,
LETTER HEADS,
ENVELOPES,
BILL HEADS,
STATEMENTS,
PAMPHLETS,
CIRCULARS,
&0-, Ac,
IN TnE BEST STYLE,
AND ON
REASONABLE TERMS.
ORDERS BY MAIL
FOR ALL KINDS OF WORK
WILL RECEIVE
PROMPT ATTENTION.
Goodlnnder A I,
Clearfield,
Clearfield County, Fa.
53tHscfHantoua.
JERRA COHA STANDING VASES,
HANGING VASES,
Stove Lining and Fire Brick, (
kajil eouaUatly oa kaad.
STQXE AID EARTUEX - WilE
CROCKS! POTSI CROCKS!
ruher'a Pataot Airtight Boir . Seallug;
mm lauei
HOTTER CBOCKB. wltk lids.
CREAM CROCKS, MILK CROCKS,
APPLE - BUTTER CROCKS,
PICKLE CHOCKS,
FLOWER POTS, PIE DISHES,
STEW TOTS,
Aad a (real many otker tklnga too anmeroos te
FRED'K. LEITZINGER'S
STONE - WARE POTTERY,
Corner of Cherry and Tklrd Streets,
CLEARFIELD, PA
aagS
HIGHEST AWARDS! "iMiV
J. REYNOLDS & SON,
NORTHWEST CORNER
THIRTEENTH dl FIIBBRT BTBBBTfl,
PHILADELPHIA,
MANUFACTURERS OF PATENTED
Wrought-Iron Air-Tight
HEATERS,
WITH SHAKING AND CLINKER I1RINDINS
URATES FOR BURNINO ANTHRA
CITE OR BITUMINOUS COAL.
CENTENNIAL
WEOIGHMKOX HEATERS,
FOR BITUMINOUS COAL.
KEYSTONE
WEOIGHT-IROX HEATKU8,
COOKINO RANGES, LOW-DOWN GRATES.
Deaorlptlve Clrcalara sent free to any addrasa
IXAMINE BKPOHE SELECTING.' '"'
April IS. 7T-1T.
FIdOlJK. FED,
AND
GROCERY
STORE.
A. G. KRAMER & CO.,
Room No. , Plo'e Opera House,
CloarSold, Pa.
Keep eoD.Uatlj oa bead
SUGAR,
COFFEE, .
TEAS,
80DA,
COAL OIL.
SYRUP,
SALT,'
SPICES,
SOAP,
Canned and Dried FralU, Tobaooo, Cigar., Caa
dloa, Cider Vlnegar,"Baitor, Eggs,Ao.
ALSO, EXTRA HOME-MADE
Wheat and Buckwheat Flour,
Corn Meal, Chop, Feed,'&o.,
All of wbtoh win ke sold okeap for cask or la
atebaogo for ooaatrr prodaee.
A. 8. KRAMER CO.
Clearfield, No. II !S74.-tf
HONEY OF EOEEHODSD AND TAB
FOR THE CURE Or
Ongba, Ooldit Iaflttem, HoarwiMi, Dilcult
Brt-tnlaf. ud all AfacUoia ( tb Tknat,
Bmoklat Tabaa, Laigi, Wdinf
Oviuiaptln.
Tkia infallible remedy it compoteetl of the
Hon IV of the ptr.nl tlorchound, in chemical
union with Tah.IIai.m, extracted from tla
l.irt rniNCiriB of the fmnl tree Ahkis
Uauamka, or B.ihn of Gitead.
The Honey of llorehonnd soothv ami
Scatters all irrttationa and inflammaitona, ami
the Tarebohn ciJlansm and htaxm the thront
nd iw pasta get leading to the lung. Km
additional ingredirnti keep the organ a cool,
mnio and healthful action. It no pre
rod ice keep ytm from trying thta great medt'
dne of famous doctor who haa laved thou
letndt of Ifvet by kMi hia Uf private practice.
N.B. The far-Balm hat no bad tajik or
tmeU.
ntlCCS 50 CtNTS AND $ PER lOTTUt.
Cm aavinf to Wy Urfe liic
MPtkea Tootharlie Droim" Cure
In 1 Minute
SoM by all Drwgpatt.
0 N. CEITTENTOir, Prop, N-Y
HARTSWICK & IRWIN
IIOORS STREET,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
DEALERS IN
PURE DRUGS!
sxc uaiuacsaa sjebsb ,
CHEMICALS!
PAINTS, OHsS, DYE STUFF
VARNISHES,
BRUSHES,
PERFUMERY,
PANCT GOODS
TOILET, ARTICLES,
or ALL KINDS,
PV&B WINES AND LIQUORS
for aeadlolaal perpoeee.
Tnseea, Sep piilare, Bekool Books aad Station -ory,
aad all otker anloles anally
. femed la a Drag Store.
PHTSIOIAftr PRESCRIPTIONS CARS
Ft'LLT OOM POUNDED. li.Tlee a largo oa
aarUaoola the koela.es tkef sea give satwo see-
1. . 1ABT8WI0E,
JOHN r. IE WIN.
Ceenriald, Doaaeakot la, IST4.
THE REPUBLICAN.
CLKARr'IKI.D, PA.
WEDNESDAY MORNINH, MARCH . );.
THE PKKSlDKXrS PERIL.
try whothcr be will surrender to the
imiilacalilva on the qtiealion ol Justice
to the South, aa he baa alrtmdy half
yielded to tbe corruptioniata on the
question of civil aorvice relorm. From
the firwt there have been two antan0"
ialic Influenou in hia Cabinet The ap
pointment of Mr. Sherman and of Mr.
MeCrary was a sorry illustration ot bis
avowed policy towards tbe South, and
nobody has ever really believed that
tbosogentloruen,prolesBional politicians
and votoran oulrage-ghrickers, were at
heart in sympathy with that policy,
and It required a sore straining of ered
ulity to think that they were even
willing to give tbe experiment ol con
stitutional government, in so far as it
involved local self-government, a fair
trial. At most thoy have simply held
their tongues, while the administration
baa been striving to bring tbe Repub
lican party to its professed view of tho
situation. Mr. Sherman came hia near
est to indorsing tbe new order of things
when be was at Richmond, but sullen
silence under cover of a seeming absorp
tion in department business, haa been
the rule of bis official 1 1 Co. Mr. McCra
ry bus followed bin leader of the Treas
ury a respectful dixtance, as becomes
an amateur with eyes fixed on an old
stagor, but came dangerously nearupol
ogiaing tor every good act of the ad
ministration when he went homo to
low for B little recreation. II tbe
President has been firm in his position
lowarJT tho South, bis firmness baa
been due to other influences, we may
be sure, than Sherman's and McCrarj 'a.
At last Mr. Shermsn's opportunity
seems to have arrived. To him, very
naturally, the Louisiana case is what
the red flug is to tbo bull. Enraged
by the Returning Board conviction bo
is not too angry to seo that if this
thing of trying men for manipulating
returna ahall go on he, too, must suffer,
and be is shroud enough to recugniio
tbe fact that to convince the President
that the Southern people are breaking
faith with bim and that bis own title
is threatened, is to bridge the chasm
between the administration and the
party that elected it, and, in fact, to
take tbe administration half way over
tbe bridge. To accomplish the double
purpose of keeping himself out of the
clutches of the law and reuniting tbe
party on the old sectional issue is an
ambition worty of the man and conge
nial to bis tastes. It Mr. llsyos yields
to tbe tempter he will perhaps accom
plish Mr. Sherman's ptirposo, but at
great cost to bis own dignity and in
tegrity, lie baa nothing to do with
the mannor in which Louisiana enfor
ces her laws against forgery and con
spiracy, lie degrades himself nd
casts a sbadew upon his own reputed
innocence of guilty knowledge ot the
Returning Board frauds. This is the
case in a nutshell. Mo pledge exacted
by commissions and made by Govern
or Nicholls or anybody else can bind
tbe courts ot Louisiana to violate the
atatutoa of tbe State providing tor the
puniahmont of crime, and when the
President or any member of his cabi
net interferes with the march of justice
to accomplish any personal or partisan
purpose be placos bimself in a public
pillory, trom which he cannot escape
with a clean character. Mr. Sherman
may afford to dely publio opinion in
ibis way, but Mr. Hayes cannot. Ditt
adelphia Titnti,
IUther Sensible. The nomination
ot Mr. Bayard Taylor as Minister to
Germany, to succeed Mr. Dancroft Da
vis, is one which will be considered by
Pennsylvania a sufficient recognition of
their Slate, tho Cainerons to the con
trary notwithstanding. Str. Tuylor is
a native of Cheater county and is about
fifty-three years of age. U is career has
been so prominent that oven the school
boy of to-day can follow it step by
step. IIo Is thoroughly conversant
with the German language, Govern
ment and people, and among all the
appointments mule by Mr. Hayes is
the most appropriate bo has mado.
There sets Gen. Noyes at Paris, as
Plenipotentiary, and be does not know
enough about the French language to
call b boot black, lor a shine,
Stock Gambling Conorkgationb.
Tbe editor of tbe Sacramento (,Cal.)
Bee, gets off this piece of cbereh in
formation: "One of the new-lnngled
pledges that many of the San Fran
cisco churches are circulating ia that
tho signer shall bereaftor, God helping
bim, abstain from dealing in mining
stocks. Yet tbs leading churches are
sustained by money donated by stock
gamblers, the prominent members of
tbe different congregations are noted
hnlla anr! hera. anrl Kei nmmlnani
divines in that city are notoriously
reckless dabblers in stocks." It is
pretty plain from this that a few mis
sionaries are noeded on the Pacific
coast for the purpose of dilating on tho
oamel and needle lesson.
Good Advios. Tbe Philadelphia
North American is not pleased with Mr.
Hayes' course. Tbe editor remarks :
"We do not know of a single Con
gressional district in this Btate, even
that including tbe Navy Yard, whore
in the nomination oould be controlled
by the administration in disregard ol
tbe wishes of tho local partisans. Tbe
President may very naturally dosiro
to seek to strengthen tho force of bis
supporters, but there is a shorter way
to do it than this which is proposed.
And that shorter way would be for
his Excellency to make himself a little
more pronounced In his liepubliean-
A Bad Htm. Tbe editor of the
Louisville Cortficr, wko has been in
Washington recently, with his eyes and
ears open, remarka. "The nd interim
Vice Prrwident, Wheeler, repairs to the
White House every Sunday afternoon
and there with the Hayes family puts
in bis time singing hymns and sacred
songs. 'Yea,' say the Now York Sun,
'but they are careful never toeing lLat
beautiful hymn, 'When I tan read my
title clear.' That Sun man should be
tried by an 8 to 7 Board, lor putting
bit gab (it when otker people are talk
TUOUaUTSFOB REFLECTION.
Captain Wrgbt, Warden of tho West
ern Penitentiary, in alluding to theiu
crease of crime, says : "The length of
sentences and gravity of many of the
crimes of prisoners received thia year
will afford matter 1ir serious reflection.
Young men, too, mure than ever, form
tlie.jycjtMr r.!"t. s( . u'lr-wmt;
was under 14, four were under lo, nine
were under 18, eighty between 18 and
21 j and one hundred and two between
21 and 25. In all one hundred and
ninety-six under 25 years ol ago.
Many of these young criminals are ig
norant of any useful trade or occupa
tion, anil powibly may bare been dis
inclined to labor. For ouch the steady
discipline of uniform toil has a whole
some effect. Many have been haad
working and industrious men prior to
the commission of the offense for which
they are now undergoing incarceration.
To keep such in idleness is a retrograde
movement, unlooked for and unexpect
ed lit Pennsylvania, so long an earnest
advocate for labor in prisons. It is
certainly better to build up than to
crush out manhood, bopo and self-
respect. At the ulniorit, prison labor
can be ot little damage to any labor
ing interest, and should be met with
that true philosophy which yields to
that which promises the greatest good
to tho greatest number. Any other
spirit seems more like the storm
against the introduction of power ma
chinery or tbe Chinese policy of mm-
progression."
A Buu. DnztB. The Washington
correspondent of the New York 6'nn,
in alluding to the affuirs in Louisiana.
in a square toed manner, says : " fo
bring this matter to a square issue, I
propose to provo in any court of jus
tice or before an investigating commit
tee of either House ol Congress: First,
that Kellogg has repeatedly said thai
t-0,000 was borrowed of the Collector
ol Internal Revenue in New Orleans;
Second, that be borrowed it all at the
request of the visiting statesmen ;
Third, that the visiting statesmen prom
ised bim that it should be made good i
Fourth, that it wa this money which
secured the counting in of tbe three
Hayes electors, who were still behind
on tho 30lb of November; and fifth,
ibal Kellogg repeatedly said that il he
did not gel his seat in the Senate he
would raise hull about thia (200(10,
and if it wasn't repaid to him, llayea
would have to gel out of the While
House."
Wur he Fell. The Su Louis Post
says : Col. Wm. 11. Heulb, one of the
most promenenl men in the city, for
merry County Auditor for two succes
sive years, and at ono time a leading
and influential citizen, is accused of
having sold hia household furniture to
two different parties, and then taken
it lo an auction bouse and obtained on
il an advance of 1200 moro. Tbefurni
turo is said to have cost 13,000 only a
low years ago. A mania for poker and
laro is said to be tbe cause of Col,
Heath's ruin, and a aource of deficiency
ol about 1140,000 in the school funds
of tbe county, of which, as Auditor, be
was custodian during four years. An
iudictmont was returned against Col.
llealb for embezzlement about a year
ago, but it was found detective, and
tbe jury wcro instructed by Judge
Jones to acquit. Subsequently anoth
er indictment was found against him,
and there is now no possibility of escap
ing the Penitentiary. ,
Tub Fraud to Continue. The Sol
diem' Orphan Schools, as ia well known,
have proved a good financial invest
ment for tho proprietors of these iusli
tutions. It is now proposed to turn
them into "ind ustrial schools," under
tho patronage of the State, so tliat the
liberal appropriations of the Treasury
may be maintained. These Schi Is
have proven to be the hugest fraud
ever palmed off on the tax payers of
Pennsylvania, and wehojie the attempt
now being made to continue the rob
bery will he frustrated. Why should
millions be spent in a side show, like
tbu one contemplated, while we have
a system of buil lings and colleges dot
ted all over tho State, so that every
ehild iu the Commonwealth can secure
all the education and exercise it needs.
"NoT FOB Jo." We by lhe"a
sociated press," the agent ol tbe Rudi
cal corporation monopolies, that 8 lo 7
Joe, wont go into lite fire again to save
the Radicul patriots of the Returning
Board in New Orlenaus. Quite righl
Joseph, a burnt child, ka. Tho Radi
cals need not be afraid, there ia Conk
lin and Dennis and Blaine and Spoons
Butler, all aching for a chance to kill
II ayes. Besides do not forget Bill
Strong he is one of the 8 to 7 fellows.
Ho bas not yet fixed up the Constilu
lion, and if he haa time he ran put the
Radical rascals safe from peril. He
fixed up the Centennial 1 1 1 When I
Philadelphia Commomoealth.
uu IUK 1 HIUI.tetua buiiuNU litUV
Hampshire) Patriot, wants the entire
crowd put through. Tbe editor says :
"We trust that the whole infamous
proceedings of tho Returning Boards
of Louisiana, Florida and South Caro
lin will be exposed, the truth made
known and all of tbe conspirators en
gaged in these wicked acts will bo made
to pay tbe penalty which follows the
commission of crime. When the his
lory of Ibese transactions shall hare
been written many a reputation will
suffer which now holds up lis bead in
high places." '
CiiANot or Tine. The Radical or
gans groan terribly over the unsealing
of one or two ltadical Congressmen in
tbe National House of Keprosentntives
who were not entitled to a scat there.
in. These organa lorgut that for the
some fifteen or sixteen years past they
bad control of that body bo Democrat,
however fairly elected, stood s chanoe
for B seat il some brazen opponent saw
fit to contest, li'ow that tbey have a
little of the same kind ol medicine of
fered, their retellings and wry faces
over It are frightful to heboid.
PisootiTD.-.Tbe Phil'B 7"iiw
marks : "8poncer and Conkling do nol
constitute a mainritv of the Senate as
j Conkling and Sponcer did, and the re
sult is that while Spencer could carry
Conkling through, Conkling couldn't
do as Well bv Miuuuuir Tkia unknlw
alliance 1 Is thereby dlsaatroosfj weak-
enow, ana toe AJaOama mnet-Bwgger
wama eomeooay g Blooa.
Party Grced. Tbe appointment of
Superintendent of Publio Buildings and
Grounds at Uarrisburg, is, by law,
vented in the Governor, Auditor Uen
erul and Stale Treasurer. The two
lullur being democrats, would, ol
couise, apMinl a Democrat to that po
sition in May next But tho Radicals
have introduced a Ml ill tbe Legisla
ture r,r- Tiner , he old w. an I er'vmeM
l-iu at.oilltiilcia to rt f'?
the appointment to last for tbreeyears
instead of one y euros heretofore. The
party which has controlled nearly all
tbe offices for seventeen years, seems
lo be more greedy and indiscreet thsn
ever. Such miserable demagngtieism
as ia being dirpluyed at Uarrisburg by
the Radical leaden in this matter, Is
only excelled by John Sherman A Co,,
over at Washington, who send letters
of condolence to tho Louisiana rogues,
and weep because their confederates
are on the highway to the penitentiary.
None but knaves can sloop so low.
What bas become ol all "the grand
moral ideas" the leaders of tho Radical
party inherited fitVeen years ago?
Who can tell T
That's So. Tho Albany Journal,
one of the Radical organs of New
Yors, in defending General Garfield's
crookedness, says : "General Gurfield
is B true Republican," To this tbe
New York Hun replies as follows:
"Yes, be took tbo Credit Mubilier
bribos, and then lied about tbem, and
then erjiired himself about them.
Tina was some time ago, bowevor, and
latterly, by way of keeping his hand
in, he has engaged in the electoral
frauds in Louisiana, and has borne his
part in making a man President who
hud not been elected. Yes, ho is a true
Republican."
A QutKS UoVermob A cotempo.
rary says that Governor Uolliday, of
V irginia, baa asked tbe Legislature to
reduce bis salury one thousand dollars
per annum. Tbu offer could nut be ac
cepted on account ol constitutional
prohibitions. The House, as a com
promise, amended the bill reducing the
salaries of State officials twenty per
cent so as to allow the Executive to
pay his Secretary outof bisown funds.
This virtually reduces tbe Governor's
salary eight hundred dollars per an
num.
Iluas Proportions.--It took two
columns and a half in the Bellefonle
Iltpublican to bring General Beaver
out for Governor, and two columns in
the Reynoldsville Herald enabled the
editor ol that independent journal to
divest himself of his profession and
embrace tbo greenback fable. This is
what newspaper men call "displayed
matter"
It is Qir.trt. Tho editor of tbe
New York Observer is rendered unhap
py because the Baptist congregation,
at Binghamlon, New York, which in
vited Colonel Bob lngersoll to lecture
before it for tbo benefit of the funds of
tho church, "reminds one of the mode
by which Judos earned his thirty
pieces ot silvor."
An Awful Sbribkaoe. An ex
change says: "Tbe one-third interest
in tho Kimbsll House, Atlanta, was
sold to General Robert Toombs, Tues
day last, for (31.000. The hotel is
now owned by three men, and is valu
ed at 1150,000. It cost 1650,000."
Daniel Youmans, a young man who
set fire to a barn at Mount Hope. N.
J. whereby forty horses and mules and
a large quantity of material were des
troyed, has been sentenced to five years
imprisonment in tbe State prison.
A young man, just engagod on a
ranch in Truckco, Cal., was set to driv
ing a yoke of caltlo, at noon, when he
wanted to feed them, was observed try
ing to unscrew their horns in order to
gut tbe yoke on the animals.
When Anderson feels bluo in his lit
tle cell he can read over that consoling
telegram from John Sherman and re
flect that it was his efforts to mske
Shermun Secretary of the Treasury
that landed bim in jail.
A I, Anas Familt. The total num
ber of men employed on the main line
of the Pennsylvania railroad and lie
branches at this data is 12,895. Main
line 11.3C6 ; branches, 1,529.
A Sensible Spgkcu. The Richmond
Dispatch says: Tho longest speech yet
made by Senator Don Cameron is : "1
insist on my motion-that the Senate
now adjourn.
Tus Latkst Style. A Montana
Justice of the Peace doesn't muke onv
display when he marries a couple. He
says, "Arise I Grab hands I Hitched I
six dollars.
11 ate SupposTa Life, An exchange
ays: 'Ben Wade hate the Con led or
ate Brigadiers too much to die yet.
He abounds in true cussodness."
Tho first acrobatic woman who join
ed a circus procession waa Lot's wife.
ASSue euiuvu aiwuuu sue tHrt'OmO B
summer salt.
Bishop Coxe wishes somebody would
doviso a truly pious swear that Chris
tians might innocently use under great
provocation.
The Confederate Cavalry General
Lomax is one ot tbo noble army of
committee cleika ot the House ol Itep
rcnonlBtives. Tho oldest person in New EnuUnd
o
is said to be Mr. Lancaster Hodges, of
Brownfielri, who reached last week the
age of 107.
Gov. I'roeaoit ol New Hampehirs
has gone to Washington to get some
oivil service relorm lor campaign pur
poses. KM I'wrklue wishes be bad a ailver
brick. Sharon should pluck Kll. He
would make a "dewy rose."
An Alubama hunter killed eight wild
turkeys at one shot, and it wasn't good
weather for lying, either., . '
Must bb Lost. The cable hasn't
informed us of the movements of Geo.
Grant lately. Oil her np, boy,.
A rich man died in New York re
cently, leaving a will that haa not been
contested.
Humbert, tbe young King of Italy,
bas poor health. He is subject to beav
oTTbsgea from tbe longs.
Punch noUcos ibe.U beMlvsaded
men oonb tkair haads wltk tewels. .
. &A t CtVl CMumn.
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Have You seen
Have you aeen our handsome Matelssse Coats?
" " " " nobby Coals, for Ladies T
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Have you seen our good Felt Skirts ?
" " " fine doable Shawls?
" " new single Shawls?
Have you seen our new Dry Goods?
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llave yon seen our new Dry Goods?
Usve you seen our all wool red Flannels?
u .. ,i a. white Flannels?
" " " " elegant Medicated Flannels?
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" " ' all wool Plaid Flannels ?
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" " " " unhlerched Muslins?
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Have you seen our new Mottoes?
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will tell all kind of Dry Good
ViearBeiu.
Duy.
bave the largest and cboicept
and Dry Goods, Notions, Millinerv
ISirrdtanrouf.
H'MEJfE TO OO,
nat
now to go H'csr
o.AnS.OOS eerw of land for sale, oheep, ia tke
ger en of tke West. Pof Map. of Kiaau, fell
lnf..rmall aa to bral roiinada to tiav.l oa,
Tiekete, Fratgkl ralee, eie., epplv or write te
. HIIOKTI.IUOK,
Agvnt Alcol.no. Tip ea A Santa Fe B. B ,
Dee. IS, 1177 Im. Bellehate, Pa.
as 'Ir.lB' g " .!.. 1
-I'llk adorsigaed kegs leave te lateral tke peo
1 lie tket ke i. now full? preper-' to eeeuseae
detrell ia tk. we; el larniaking U..eee, Boggiee,
Soddloa aad Harneaa, en tbe ilun.il aottoe and
n reasonable term.. Reeidenoe on Luon.t street,
between. Tklrd sad Fonrtk.
UkO. W. ORARHART.
lloerSeld. F.k. 4. IS14
READING FOR ALL 1 1
BOOKS rf- ST A T10NER X
Market BU, L'learOold, (at tbe Poet office.)
THE anderalgord beg. Ineve to annonee te
Ike ellisva. ol ri.erS.ld end vleiaitv, tbal
a. kas Sited up n room and bas Jart returned
from tke eitv witk a lergo .aoail of reeding
matter, oonaieting ia part of
Bibles and Miscellaneous Books,
Bleak, Aerount aad Pass Books of aver, do.
aerlptioo P.pn aad Eoveiepea, Preaok pressed
sod plain Pen. and Pencil, i Blank Legal
Paperr, Deed.. Murtgegue; Judgment. Bteitip
lion aad I'matteer, aoiet While nod Perca
aeai Brief, Legl Cap, Keeord 0p. aad Bill Cap,
ribeot Mu.ie, tur eitoer Piano, Plate or Violin,
eou.teotly on bead. Aoy honk, or .tationarj
deaired tkat I may not kave oe, head, will be ordered
by Srel oxpreaa, and eold at wkoleeale or roleU
to eoit easterners. I will also beep psriodieal
Ittoralaro, auek ae Megasiaos, Newspapers, Ae.
P.A. UAllLIN.
CleerSell. Mey 7, IStS-tf
JJARD TIME8
HAVE NO EFFECT
IN FRENCH VILLE I
I an await that thcr art) ton p-rx-Di little
hard li plvait, and I at alio aar tbal ibe
oinplaiat of "bard Iibim" if mil tfh tjimerfal.
Hat I urn wo aituated bum tbat I cu utitl) tbi
tormor aod pro- eooeluti)) tbat "hard tini-"
rill not aBi tboi who buy Ibrir ud fr'
ad all my ptttumt iball ha initiated istv tbf rtv
vral of
UOW TO AVOID HARD TIMES
I bar g.MHi toongb to !(). )y all tbt it.fai.il.
anu is tba luwar and of tbo county which I ifll
at aaowdinft low rata from my nun moth itof. ta
MI LbUNltLHiJ. wbtrt 1 eaa alwaji h foiad
road to wait upon eallcri and iuj-pl tbttn with
Dry Goods of all Einds,
Beh at Cloth, Sattaatu, Caiaer-i, Mai-lint,
Dalai dm, Lloaa, Drilling-, CaJieoai,
TriBniDfi, Hibboni, Laea,
Raadj-made Clothing, Boot aod 8hua, Hati aod
Capi all wf tb boat notarial aod mad tuordw ---
Uoaa, Boofti, UIotm, Hilton a. Lao, Kibbon. Ae.
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS.
Coffee, Tea, Sugar, Rieo, MnlaM, Ftih, Ptlt
Fork, Lioiaad Oil, rteh Oil, Cartiaa Oil.
Hardware, Qaaoaawar, Tinwero, Caatmge, Fltwi
aad Plow CojUoge, Nolle, Hpikte, Corn Caltife
ton. Cider Pro mi, aod all hiadi of Aao.
PartNuaary, Patau, Varoiih, tilaie, and a gtnrai
MlortHeat or Dtatioocr;,
GOOD FLOUH,
Of dlfforoat braada, alwaye oa band, and will U
told at the lowoet poiitbl fignrai.
J. U. MeClaia'i lladieiaaa, Jayae'e Medlelnos
Hoeuttare and UtruBaati i u titer,
KMH poaada of Wool wanted for which the
hijrfaoet pneo will a paid. Cloered on haad
and for eaia at the loweat sarkot pneo.
Alao, Agent for BtratUinTllla aad Cnrwenrville
TbrvtbiDf Mathinee.
RfL.Call and for foareelvae. Ton will f nd
rrortbing aeuallj kept in a reuil iter.
L. M. COVDRIET.
rrenebTill P. 0., Aagsft 1J, 1174.
BICLER, YOUNG & REED,
i.8acfeeore to Boy n tun A Tonag.t
FOUNDERS k MACHINISTS
Hannfeetaran of
fORTABLE 4 STATIONARY
STEAM .ENGINES
Ooraer ot Feerta aad Fine Streets.
CLBABFIELD, PA. .
HAVINO onpted In Ike eunafeMnre of Iret
olasa MACHINERY, we r..tfallj Inform
ho puhllo tbel we are now prepared to III all
orders as eheapar aad as prompttvae eaa he dene
la e&7 of UVs eities. Wa meaafeetere aad deella
Malay and Circular Saw-Milli
Head Bloeke, Water Wbeeu, 8SerUn Pnlleve,
Oiff.rd'a Injoeter, Buaa Baafea, Sleoai Walttlea,
Oilars, Tallow Cape, Oil Caps, Oasfe Ooeka, Air
Oeeks, Olobe Valvee, Ckook Valvea. wroenht Ire
Pipes, B we Pnape, Boiler Feed Fompe, Aatl.
Frletloa Metrea, Beep Bteae Pneklan. Onm Park
nt. and all klnda of MILL WOBEi roiretker
witk Flows, Bled Soke,
COOK AND PARLOR STOi'KS.
aad otker CA8TINUS of all klada
eT-Ordera solicited and tiled al oil; pneea
All letters of laoalrr wilk reforeaeo to maektaer)
of oar maaafaetaro prompllj eaoworod, y oddreo.
iaa ae ol Clearleld, Pa.
Jultl ll BIOLEB. YOVNII A KEEO
QROCKRIE3
JAS. H. LYTLE,
(Baeoersoi to LTTlt.B MITCHELL)
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALER IN
CHOICE LINK OF TEAS.
OOLONUB,
JAPANS,
IMPEHIAL,
VOUBU UV80N.
ESOUSH BKEAKFAI-T
Pareel la Market,
BUTTE AND EOOS,
Win ae kept aad aeld al I ret oeau Cask paid
for Oenotrr Prodnse,
aRKMAN CHRBBIES,
TCRKET PRUNES,
PRESEBVED PEARS,
PHILADELPHIA BAKS
riaH.
Maakoret, lake Herring. Cod, A a.
riCKLBB.
Barrol Fioklea aad laEsk PlekUe.
rvov. aro rasa
Float, Cars BIooJ, Oat Meat; eVa.
aa- "M. JAB. I. LTTLt
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