r.-':. tw.i. . !
THE MANSION HOUSE. 1
CornerofFeOf.mUndMarhotStmti. I
( I r.AnKii ha. I
old fjommodloot Hole) hat. dorlne '
the peal yoar. keen enlarged to double ita
turner tapetlty for tbe eiertlnroent o( atran
gera aad guaatt. Tba wbolt building baa beet j
refaraiahed, and tbt proprietor will apart ao
peiae to render bit f uetti oomtortable while
ileyiag with bin.
p9-Th 'Mapilon Heme" Omolbot rani U
and from tht Depot on tht arrival ipd departure
July ltTMf " Propria?
A
LLEGUENY HOTEL
Market Street, ClnrHcId, Pa.
Wa. 8. Bradley, formerly proprietor of tba
Leonard lluuae, bevlug Issued tbe Allegheny
Hotel, aolleila ahare of poblie patronage, Tbt
Ilouae baa been Ihorougtilr ropeired and newly
furntihed, aud gusils will and II a pleasant Hup.
Elnaj placa. Tin table mil be supplied with tb
til or overriding In tin market. At the bar
will be found the beat wince and liquors. Uood
etebllog ettaehed. . WM. rj. UllADLKV,
May 1!, ';. I'ropri.lor.
SIIAW HOUSE,
(Cor. of Market A front annate,)
CLBAKPIKLD, PA.
The undersigned baring taken charge of this
Hotel, would respeotfully lollrlt nubile patronage.
Ieb2a,'7. U. NKH TON M1AW.
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
NEW WASHINUTON, PA.
Thia new and well furnished bens, baa been
taken by tbe nndentf ned. lie feela eonlident of
being able to render ealiifaelioQ to ibete wka may
faror bin wltb a eall.
May t, 1871. 0. W. DAVIS, I'rop'r.
LOYD HOUSE,
Main Street,
PHILlPrJIIUrtd, PKNN'A.
Table always supplied witb tba beat the market
affords. The traveling publle la Invited tooall.
Jan.l,'7(. ROllKltT LOVD.
gnats.
County National Bank,
OF CLEARFIELD, PA.
ROOM In Maaonlo Building, one door north of
0. D. Wation'a Drug Store.
Passage Tickets to and from Lirerpool, Queens
town, Ulaagow, London, Parit and Copenhagen.
Alao, Drafts for tale on the Royal Bank of Ireland
and Imperial Bank of London.
JAMKS T. LEONARD, Pres't
W. M. SUAW, Caihier. Janl.'ff
DREXEL & CO.,
No. 3d South Third Street, Philadelphia
And Dealers In Government Securities.
Application by mail will reeeire prompt atten
tion, ana all loloruiation cheerfully lurntahea
Ordera aolicted. April 11-tf.
r. K. ARltOLP,
fl. W. ARM OLD.
4. I. ARN0LI
F. K.ARNOLD & CO.,
ISnnkerN mill ISrokerM,
Keyuoldayllle, Jefleraou Co., Pa,
Money received on depoilt. Diaeounta at mo
derate ratea. Eastern and Foreign Kxchange al
wave on band and eollectiona promptly made.
Heyaiildavillr, Dee IS, I874.-Iy
JlflltiStlll.
T L. Jt. I1EICHIIOLI),
J.
"I1KCCOS II K N Tl IT,
flraduate of the Penmylvnni College of Dental
Surgery. f'fDi-'e in re.idenee ol Dr. lfilh,oppoaite
ttio bbuw Houie. mebU, '78-lf.
DR.. E. M. THOMPSON,
(OCce In Bunk Building,)
Curtvenavllle, Clrarlleld Co.,
neb 12 '7(1 If.
J. M. STEWART,
SURGEON DENTIST,
t'LEARKIRI.D, PA.
(Omoe in realdenee, Keeond street.)
Clearfield, Pa., May 1, 18771.
Hi5rfIIaiifoii3.
MEAT MARKET.
. F. M. CARDON & BRO.,
Od Morkit EL, odo door wit of HonaloB Huoao,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
Oar ftrnnffptnoBlH tro rf tbo mort ootnplotr
ishftrMtor lor furnlihlng tbo pnbllo with Frotb
MU of til kind,ndof I bo wry boat qutlity.
Wo olao dal ia all kinda of Afrieultar! Implo
menu, which wo koop on oxbibtlitn for tbo beo
ofit of tht publio. Coll Mound whon ia towo.
and tako a look at tbinjri, or addreaa oa
. M. CARDON k BRO.
CloarSfllda Pa., Jul; U, lS76-(f.
HEALTH HAPPINESS.
Health aotl IlBpjiiotaa art pritloa Wealth to
iDtir pojaeaaors, ana jrot ibu; art witbtD tbo revob
of a?ary otto who will aM
M right s Liver Pills,
Tbo aora Ct'RE for Tnrild LWer, Pyip'p
ala, HeadaRbt, Bour Blomtcb, CoDMlpatinn,
Debility, Nftoiea, and all IiiHiou umiliinla and
Blood diaordcta. Nona (tenulno onlraa alnrrl
"Wta. Wrih., PhllV If your Drugitiat will
not nupply aend 26 crdU for ngi boi to liarrick,
Knilar i Co., 70 N. 4th St, .'Mia.
' D,2( 77-Iy.
V CJ(n W IC TRr'HT.All otfaera oio-t
r fur thfir turk befora It loavea tha
bop. And an all flenh Itaa tha graatof thoflold,
ana tha iimmue or men art hka tbs Bowrra
thfrrenf they art giren ooo dy and forgot tea
tbo neit thctoforo it U beit n'tt lo troit any body.
All kicda of work will bt dont ia thia ahop for
eaab or ready pay Boota and aboea of all atioa
aad atylet tbt bttt ami f he pent ta town.
I bavt rtmorfd aiy ahop to tha lowtr and of
town, in Taytor'a row, on Rood iirnt, near tha
depot, wbrre I will bt found at all tinea, waiting
fur eaatoinara. All work warn o ted good and
ebeap.
Alao, all klada of Leather aad Shoe Findinga
for aale
Tba eltliena of Clearfield aad viola!. are
eapeetfullj Inrlud to g.Tt ue a eall.
JUS. 11. DKERINQ,
CUarficld, Pa., July 11, 1377,
fi.oi it, i i:i:i,
AND
GROCERY
STORE.
A. G. KRAMER & CO.,
Rwera No. , Ple'a Opera llo.ae,
Clearfteld, Pa.
Keefteonitaatly ea hand
BUSAR,
COFFEE,
TEAS,
0DA,
COAL OIL,
BVRUP,
BALT.I
BPIOBJ,
MAP, '
Caaaed aad Dried Frnlta, Tokaeoe, Olgara, Caa
dlaa. Older Tlnege, Setur, Igga, At.
ALSO, EXTRA HOME-MADE
Wheat and Buckwheat Flour,
Corn Meal, Chop, Feed, 4c,
AU ef wkleb wig ha eald ebeap for enei at la
waeaaag. anr aoeauj ei ww.
A.tJ. ERAXE CO,
CWteM, He. II IrTa-U
1 Jlnr atjirrtisfmrnts.
GUINZBURG'S CLOTHING STORE,
. .
WoHlorn Hotel Corner, Clcnrfleld, ln.
I We have just ivrclvrd on entire new 'stork of ? V
HEADY MADE CLOTHING,
For Ulen, Youth's mid lloy'ta.
Those Roods have been aoleoled with particular onro, and bought lor cash at
pmiiu prices. Wo nra thorofore prepared lo compote with and oll
clipncr thun any othur house in Ilia county.
Wa will toll you full aniti of Spring Clothing at from 2 50 to 115 00.
'.! fifteen dollars you can buy as
, year Biro lor f2o
(II), and nil othor
Wo linvo alao received a coinjdolo'itocli of
NECK WEAR, GENTS' FURNISHINQ GOODS, TEUNKS antl VAUCES,
HATS, CAPS AND UMBRELLAS.
I'leaso call and examine our stock boforo pnrobMing. '
i-i IG-aprll .V7S
SOMETHING FOR FARMERS.
F. 9f. C AltDOX Jb l.UO.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED A CAR LOAD OF .
CHAMPION MOWERS AND REAPERS,
A LARGE LOT OF
Farmers' Friend Grain Drills, Corn Planters,
Hcebner's Level Tread Threshers, and Little Giant, No. 2, threshes and
cleans grain ready for bagging.
WHICH will be told CHEAP and KXCIIANUBIi for UOOD YOUNG IIORHES.
Also, a car load of TIGER HAY RAKES,
HOMO IRON AXI.E all the way through, aeif dumpera, the beatake lu the world.
Clearfield. Pa , April 24, I87S.
mm
STOVES, TIN-WARE
A If J) '
GAS FIXTURES.
JAMES L.LEAVY,
Having purehaacd the atock of Fred. Baekett,
berehy v ivea notice that ho ia prepared to furaha
all kinda of
HEATING, COOK AND PARLOR
STOVES,
of the beat aadlateat Itnprovod patttrnf, at vary
iow price e.
AH FIXTVIIFN.
He hta alao en hand, a lot of BRACKETS.
CH ANDKLI KK8 and OAS LAMPS, of all kinda,
at anitable prieea. Uaa 11 it urea ordered at abort
notloe, to an it eaMomera.
TIN-WARE."
Alio, a eomtil.te aaaortaieot ef manufaetared
Tln-ware, to wbiob be Invttea the attentloa of
purohaa.ra.
rrnnt pari of Kiom No. 3. PI K 8 OI KHA
IIOl'SB. JAK. L. LEAVV. Proprietor.
FKKII. gACKETT, Sup't,
Clearfield. Pa., Deo. I,, 77 lf.
Ajmciiltiiral Statistics.
To (e CUiuena nf CttarJltfH County t
The undtreijrned having been appointed by tht
DepennKBt, at Waabinc ton, principal reporter of
he Airienltural rUtitlea of Clrarlleld eounry,
rcfpfctfuDy rrqurata the co-operation of all lo
eaiiit, by tending tbe aubacriher all the informa
tion tbey ean bi-aring upon tbe folio wing qitea
tlona, ao aa to enable him to make aa correct a
atatetnent to tha Department, aa poaaible i How
many borate bare d ed in your buroagb or ttwn
ahip, and of what diaeaaa. How me or aowa and
ealrta, and of what diaeaae. How many aheep
hitfe yon loat,and of wbat diaeaae bow many
killed by doga. How many hoga buTt jou loit,
and of what diaraee. What prtrailing dixeeaea
anion gut tbe poultry. In all eaaea gie the rem
ediea uaed whieb bave been found to be auoeaa
Tul, and in all taaaa to gift the eaab value ol all
atock aa nearly a pemible. By the oo-operation
of our oitlifta In general upon tbeae imporuat
particular, ice Agatoaiwai rMrva win oeoema
an eoeyelopediatt uaeful information to tht pub
lic, by vnnbltng tbt Department to pulthah the
diaeMea, tbe luaaea, and tba roiaadtee that hart
beta found moat beneoeial In ttrtata ditaaea .
Any otbtr tniormatiuo that will bt eonalilered a
publle benefit, wilt be thankfully rooelred.
Add rem the aubeeribtr at Urarapien Ililla,
ClrarfitldCo., Ta. rMMUKL WIDEMIKK.
Alarcb 18, IS7B-tr.
HARTSWICK & IRWIN
SECOND STREET,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
DEALKnS IN
PURE DRUGS!
CUEMICALBI
PAINTS, OI1JS, DYE STUFF
VARNISHES, ' .
BRLSUES,
PKRrOJIEET,
FANCY 900DS
TOILET ARTICLES,
or ALL KINDg, '
PURE WIXK8 AND LIQUORS
Ht newleinal parpoeea.
TntaaM, B.pportm, bVbwoI Hooka aad Stailoa.
cry, one all ataer wimm anally
foaad la a Draf Sure.
PHTSICIArtft' PRMCRfPTIONS OARI
PDLLT COMPOUNDED. Heel.g a krg. ra
pert.ee. U Ik. kaalaMi thef ee. gir. ealwe aat.
UoMUea.
, t. a. iArmcK.
John r. uwin.
CVaarleld, DwamWar It, ISM.
gj. v waWJukaakaEell
Rood suit now aa you could got one
artlolt'l proportionately cboap.
A.GUINZBURG, A.i
THE TIN SHOP.
RIWIVG MVOWV MAllinE!
FRED. SACKETT, .
ROOM NO. J, PIE S OPERA HOl'PB,
ClearOeld, Pa.
Re.peetfutly laforn. hla euiUmere, and tba pub
lie to general, that be eontinoea to nanofaelure
all kind, of
I ,: 1
j Tln.Coppcr & Sheet-Iron Ware,
Of flrat-olaa material oaly, and la m workanan
like manner.
, ROOFING and SPOUTING
don on ihort notloe nod very rtaaooat)le tor ma.
COOK STOVES,
HKATIIfO BT0VFI8 AWD Ft'RNACES kiwaja
kept In atock, and far aala low.
Gas-Fitting and Plumbing
a specialty.
Oaa Fiitarea alwaya oa hand. All work gnaraa
tae4 to gira eattafaotioa.
A ahare of publio patronage cordially aollelled.
FRED. 8ACEETT.
Clearfield, Pa., May 1, 1877.
SEWING MACHINES
AT REDUCED RTBS!
THE NEW IMPROVED
Weed Sewing Machine,
roil lat. a ar
Mile II. ISecrH,
CLEARFIELD. PA.
(Realdenee, Wett Clearfield)
Tha NEW IMPROVED WEED It one of the
beat maflbtnea la tbe market, and rana very light
and quiet Ita Bew eylioder S'eel Shuttle ha
only una holt to bt threaded, Add holde twioe aa
mean thread at moat any other uanhint. It baa
one of tha beat Narrow He mm era mad. Ita
Table It long and roomy. It baa no ceara and
oama. It baa no aorewa or taot-plttt to be rt-
morea wnne ouing or eieaning.
Tba WEED, before tbe let improvement, drew
a priee at tba Parla Exposition ia Pranea, alao,
an award at the Ceateanial Kipoaition, and in
almoat every Bute in tba Union.
Maebiaetaeld on Monthly Paynenta. Peraoaa
thould aot buy before teeing tbe New Weed.
Hay, grain, beef oattla, aad noma kinda of aid
Maebinea taken in part pay for New Machine.
A 1 1 kinda of Hewing Maohiaraoleaaed aad repair
ed. Alao, dealer ia all blade of Hewing Machine
Neadlea, Oil, Ruflere, Talk marhera, Caatora,
Httamera, flht.tttee, Cheek apringa, At,
la ordering anything by ItUer, ba aara aa glva
name of maobina. Caah mnat aooompany all
ordera by mail. Pertoae wanting any other kind
of maohiae, pleaat write for price. aayMm
JEMOVAL!
JOHN McGAUCHEY
Wonld rtapeetfully notify tha publle generally
that ha hat removed bka Grocery Rwra from
Bbew't Row, ta tha building formerly ooeopitd
by J. Milea K ratter, aa fleeoad atrett, atxt door
to Bigltr't hardware ettra, wbera at latanda
kaeptng a tall Una of r
a 11 O C 12 It I E H.
BAMS, DRIED BEEF aad LARD.
SVwAES aad Bl RUPB, of all gradae.
TEAS, Sroaa and Black.
COrPBE, Henaled aad Oreea.
FLOUR AND PROVISIONS,
ca.rjrr.n FRUITS,
All kl.da la Ik. aerkot.
PICKLES, U Jan and barreU.
SPICES, U .ear, fene aad rarlat.
FAMILY FLOUR,
ALL KIKMOP tRAtrdElfa.
SOAPS,
MATCHES,
DRIED APPLES,
DRIED PEACHES,
DRIED CnERRtES,
Coal Oil tal Xaimp CUmatya.
And a go aaa.rtaiMt af th.ee thlaga anally
ket la a ffrMory ore, wkkk be will aiekaage
for aiarkeUni at Hm atarkM arteea.
Will eel far eaak aa ekeeply aa aay ether an
PWaee .all aad en hla ttaek aad )odge kr
fnmU' ' ' JOHN McflABOnET.
CUard.ld.Jaa. 1, 1171.
THE REPUBLICAN.
-A .ny.V-s.... y
' CliKAIIKIKM), I'A.
WKtlNtriaAY M0IIN1NH. JUNK U. li.t
A FEEBLE KEYXOTK.
Tho aiiiioiiilinmit of tbo Potur com
mltuo Iiuh arouBuil tho wholo lUyca
family Cabinet unit all. Tlie "(Ion.
fvtlvrulu lltigailicr," who draw tho
aulury of Poalmuitlur fjoncml Kty
baa, in imitation of John Kht-rmun,
.dilroaaed an open luttur " To the pco
nlo of the Houtli," VutilJ ;( him down
aa un axs or a ruguo, we euro not which.
Aa llio editor of tho liuliimuru Ga
zelle ekina him tar butter thun wa can,
wo therefore introduce liia view s of tbe
" llrigadiur," aa followa : ,
And now Mr. Key, who drawa salary
ub a Ciunorul I'oHtmuster, aya it moaua
" war. As ho phruaua it " bloody
civil war." John Sherman had previ
outilv Naid that it nivaiil war; and now
oilier letlora may be expected from the
Mixed CuuimiiMiou which ia commonly
known aa tho tie facto C'ubineu it ia
we pruaume one of lbs conditiona of
their tenure of oflico to regurd all in
quiry into the fruuda which guvo them
their plucea aa wur-r r, and bloody,
gory, .rovoluUonary, atbeiatical war.
Mr. Key tho repentant rebel who
alwaya goea around with tho junketing
te facto to aerve aa a turget tor tbe
email witticisms of tho rent of tbe
Mixed CoiuinisKiun tho reformed ae
ceaaioniat and the brand ftnutched from
the burning and to weur tho cap and
bells for his fraudulent master, has no
aonao of peraonul dignity, or he would
not aurvo in the scullion department of
the Cabinet, and he hua no Bouse of
honor, or be would not make himnt'll
ao ridiculoua aa by bia "open letter to
the 8outh," lie Iiuh not even wit
enough to wear bid cap and bells well,
Ho ought to know thut no Southern
man nor Norihurn man either cured a
alruw lor hia opiuioua on any auhjeet,
and all lock upon hia character with
protound disguel. The open letter ol
Mr. Key wuh doubtleaa inspired by the
aenlimenla of a Cabinet meeting. It
may bo followed up by others. Mr.
Curl 8cli urn will pel Imps write a letter
to tho Germans, telling them in the
pureat Prussian dialect that if any in
quiry ia Hindu into the electoral lruuda,
civil war will again prematurely de
compose tbeir suuer kraut and ensan
guine the wbile-loaineu lager, lie
may remind them thul tbeir Limbur-
ger, and their pretzcla are at atuko ;
ihuir Leiderkruntua and tbeir tfcbuct
zeiifesla trembling in the bulunue ; thut
all tbuaa will bo lust to them if the
frauds by which Curl Helium and
lluyes hold their olUcce be brought to
light. Mr. Kvurls may write an appeal
to all dictionary niukoi-s, culling upon
them in the nume of all tbe long words
n tbe lunguuge to come to the rescue
of Fraud, antl give authority to a series
ol ponderoua epithets which bo 1
poses to burl lengthwise at tbo " lie
hellion." Tbo Ancient MuriuurThomp
son might write a letter to the Protest
ants, whom he bus long titken under
bia especial caro aa aguinsl the Pope,
and cull upon them to Use all their in
fluence to prevent war lor the investi
gation of the electoral fruuda in bia
opinion also Is war. Ho might, how
ever, at tho name timo order home our
uld rotten bulks of tho Navy and get
ready all his torpedoes. Mr. McCrury
must nexi write a letter to the brave
boys in blue, calling upon the 11 to do
fend fraud lo the Issi drop of tbeir
blood. Mr. Devens, the Attorney den
oral, must write letters 10 all tbe Judges
and juries, culling upon them to annul
tbo ancient rule that " Fraud vitiates
everything," and lay down instead the
new ruling of tbe dt facto Administra
tion aud its supporters that " Fraud
when successful must be maintained,"
under nenaltv of War-R fl.
By pursuing thia course Mr. lluyes
may succeed in terrifying certain peo-
neoule in bia own parly who wuul to
bo terrified, but he can never rutlle tbe
serene apathy ol " Business Interests,"
or even raise tho hopes of the old army
contractor or the ancient, plethoric
sutler. Tbey know very well that
Ibore will be no war nor goro. There
ia no legul way of unseutiug Mr. lluyes
except by impeachment. Uulover
may be the report of tho Potter investi
gation, it will leave Mr. Hayes undis
turbed in possession ol his ollice, unless
his conscience should induce him to
resign, which is nol likely, or else fuels
are brought lu light which would make
bia impeuchmetil a public necessity,
and even tben the Republicans are
still In the niujority in the Seiiuie, und
inasmuch as lliul body put lluyes into
oltiee with lull knowledge ol the frauds,
they would doubtless keep bim there
upon the unanswerable argument of 8
to 7. Tbia la ail well known 'ut the
White House. What is feared there
ia not war, but discovery. Mr. Key is
holding up onool those pumpkin spooks
with the lurid caudle ol " wur" inside,
in order to bide his own terror, and to
pay another installment to lluyes for
his nominal tenure ol the l'ostiuaster
ship and the aulury thereunto annexed.
A'A'o w xoTinsaitiU re vi ved
A NEW SIORET POLITICAL OROANIZATION
TUB NATIONAL OUKENDACK
LEAGUE TO THE rnoNT.
Many or tho voters who belong to
tho National party do not know that
the leaders of tbeir party bave organ
ised a secret political society, tbe mem
bers of which assume an obligation,
recognize each other by signs and gripa,
and are admitted to meetings by regu
lar pass-words in abort, a secret po
litical society in every aoiiae of the
word, rrhoso plan of operations may
not be vastly unlike the secret wing of
the old Know-Nothing party. The
National Greenback Lerguo ia the
name of tbo new political organization,
and whilo a majority of those who
hold membership in the National party
may not belong to the now secret or
ganization, all the members of the lat
ter are leading lights in the National
party, Thia sccrot organization ap
pears in tho political arena as the pro
fessed champion of everybody and
everything. It takes upon itself multi
farious responsibilities. It picks them
up as though they were mora trifles,
and undertakes in tbo most chivalrous,
off band manner to usher in the mil
Ionium in abort order. Liko Dr. Gilli
pod, whose doae for all equino ailment
ia a "a plug o' tobacco and a pound o'
borax," tbe National Greenback Leaguo
bave ono universal panacea vote for
us and don't tell anybody. Here's the
prescription :
NATIONAL OBLIGATION.
I. I do Beet aoleojalt nraalaa oa af eaared
boaet teat I will net rare.) lb. aaaa of aay one
preaeat or of aoy peraen wka aey beoome k.owa
to aa aa a anaber af tk. Natlaaal Urvenbaok
League.
I. I ala. are re lee thai I will aot renal sat of
tao eigne, grtpior peae woraa teat I aay rewire,
beloogtog te aaid Leagaa, t. ft. peraee aot a
Mioer.
a Furtboraoea. I eta. broalea on a. henue
that I will aot rate for aa, a. a lo All any eaoo
of be.ee, trial or proll, wb. la aet fledged te
evpport the prlnnlplo. eel forik la Ike platfora
ol the sola ri.iloo.J Oraeabaeb Leaine.
Tbe Society baa a regular method
of Initiating new members, eomowlist
similar in its features to those of tbe
aecral orders, lo tha Initiation tbeae
obligations are taken In lull. Then
tbs platform of tba League la read to
tbo ponion undurolnff; tba Initiatory
ocrcmonlt'i, and after this the old mem
bers rise and aituultaaaoUHly aay :
. IVi i )., v!tra. m rrwnv"" Utereata and
aadl
Beeaeeuyanrrnluaiei.Ml.tio jtae
lo iMuiie 01 u., ai.ii e wrlewuie y.u w U4t,pariy.
Woe to trailuia "
Alter thia little Wun.ing ia (iren to
the initiate, tho grips, aigneof reoogui
lion, puss-words, and other funny feat
ures are iuipurtud ; but just w but tbeae
features comprise, or whether there
are other ufo guards, tha reporter
could not learn. The next business, in
the lormution of a new Council or
Lieaguo, ia to choose officers (who hold
their places three months;, aa loliowa ;
A I'reaiduiit, Vice Preaident, Socrulury,
Treasurer, Sergeant at-Arma, Guard,
und a committee of ihreo on new mem
here. Tbe membera cluitn that there
ia no initiation fee, 110 weekly or
monthly or yearly or any other kind
of dues no aasessmcnta of any sort or
kind but audi ol tho members aa
choose to do so can voluntarily hand
in any contributions tbey please, bow
over email or largo, to the Treasurer,
lor the purposes of the League The
prime movers of tbo Society areanxioua
lu ititiato all workii.gmon into their
order, and wisely concluded that
tho movement would become popular
if no money were demanded of the
membera. Tbe platform ol tbo League
ia said to bs tho principles udnpled at
tbe Greenback Convention held at
Columbus, Ohio, September 13th, 1877,
tbo main principVs ol which are in
cluded in the ToJedo platform.
The Greenback League is strongest
in Ohio, Illinois and Indiana, but also
a firm foothold lu every Ktate where
tho National party bus existence. Most
ol tho members are the leaders of ihe
Nutionul purty, but they deeluro that
tbo Nalionul party have no further
connection.
"Tbe National Greenback League
is an organization that makes a test of
principles affecting money, and boa for
ita object the retiring of National bank
notes and substituting greenbacks.
This ia ita cardinal plank, and on tbia
a test is niado, viz : thul members will
not vole for anybody for an office who
ia not publicly in litvor of their plut-
furin. Thai lest is made by the Demo
cratic party and the Republican party
by implication, as is known by the fuct
thut men who do not endorse their
platforms are not considered members
of their party."
The Workingmen't purty and the
Greenback League are separate pnrlics.
No candidult'S are ever nominated or
ever to be nominated by tho League.
Hut if any number of men t-booso to
(jft ttrjaellivr and promiao each other
that they will nol be fooled into voting
for any candidate w ho is not publicly
known to favor their greenback ideas
where is ihe harm in il 7 That's
all there is to do about the League.
No woikingiiiiin is required lo join.
Every one is Iruo in thut respect ao
dun't be cniinim'd about lite matter.
Tbey are separate paitio, but many
workiiinicii join ibcr'e National
Leugties because they know that llioi
wrong finuficiul policy of the old parties
lias (nought the country lo the verge
ot ruin, und they wunt the Nulionul
bunk notes retired, the bonds paid oft
in gruenbalka, and no paper currency
but greenbacks In clrculution.
Mil. STEI'IIEXS' APPREUEX-
inuxa. .
The venerable Mr. Stephens, of Geor
gia, like the venerable Mr. Weed, of
New York, imagines that the country
is always standing in the atlitudu ol
attention, wailing to catch such words
of wisdom and notes of warning aa be
may see fit to drop. The writing of a
letter is no more to him than tho trim
ming of a toe-nail to an ordinary per
son unufllicted wilh views, Mr. Ste
phens' unfortunate connection with the
Southern Confederacy has developed
hia bump ut caution to such a degree
that be can u I most weur bia but 011 il
instead of bia bead, and bis fear ol
revolution ia ao great that if bo aaw a
man tanning a sheep skin witb a view
to mailing a drum-bead be would leel
like tupping him 011 tho shoulder and
whispering in hid ear the terrible belief
that the making of drum or tbe beating
of a drum at this particular stage might
throw the country into paroxysm or
set brothers to hamstringing each
other liir smull wages to be paid in do,
predated paper currency. Wo admir.
Mr. Stephens' statesmanship as a rule,
but wo deplore bis nerves. In bis re
cent letter in reply to Mr. Potter' com
munication to theambushed clergy roan,
Mr. Stephens says that " tbe idea that
Mr. Hayes can be peaceably nnseated
by Congress ia as delusive and aa guile
ful as the whisperings of the groat arch
fiend in the shape of a toad, in tho ear
of Kvo.lroin wbicb sprung alt our woes.1
Perhaps it may be considered flippant
upon th threshold of a rerolulion lo
inform Mr. Stephens that the generally
accepted idea in regard to lbs illlle
affair between Eve and the Visiting
Statesman from the Sulphur district ia
that tbe arch fiend (so called) assumed
the guise of a serpent. This informa
tion is gathered from loose and incom
plete scriptural accounts ; but we may
safely say tbat nine tenths of the peo
ple wbo have any knowledge upon the
belief that our frivoloOa grandmother
waa persuaded into bor awkward but
much to be regreted blunder by t huge
sorpent with a basilisk eyo. Mr. Bto-
pbons may bave bad a special revela
tion wbicb enables him to aay toad
He has been on the eartb a good while
and ll may be tbat ha baa conversed
with persons wbo were in tbe neighbor
bood ot tbo Garden ol Kdon at the time
of the occurrence, and Is lima in a post
lion lo correct history. But we dlgrosi.
What we wish to say is that Mr. Hayes
or any other man in tbe Presidential
Chair In this country can be peaceably
unseated whenever bis offense is suffi
cienl to cause proceedings to be insti
tuted, We do not pretend to say tbat
ha was a party to tba fraud, which
made bim de facto President j but il it
could be proven tbat be was, be would
be very promptly impeached and turned
out of office, and there would be no
war to speak ol. Mr. Potter's commit
tee should be permitted to proceed.
When il bas gathered all the testimony
accessible, the American people will
judge of it aid make up tbeir minds aa
to what ia to be done about il, It may
be that the country will enjoy a big
laugh when Mr. Putter comes to exhibit
the contents of bis nek The whole
thing may end In a hearty gatTaw. Tbe
Investigation ma result in showing
Mr. ll ayes to ba a whita-socled, inno-lot
cont creature, who has simply had th
misfortune lo bavo wicked partoora.
If it should reveal bim as a conspirator
apd tho ulenticul person who killod
ceislttre would In found to send Dim
law k to Ohio. Mr. .Stephena baa a
much poorer opinion of the American
people than be ia warranted in enter
taining by reason of anything thut has
ever passed under bia protracted ob
servation. Jialtimvrc Gazette.
Insurance and Incendiarism. Tbe
Supreme Court ot Wisconsin baa just
decided a rase of great interest and im
portance lo Wealeru insurers and in
sured. A law was puascd in that State
in 1874, providing thut tbe amount ot
Insurauce written in a policy "ahull be
taken and deemed the true value of
the properly al the lime of tho loss,
and tho amount of tbo loss sustained,
shall be the ntousureof dainagea." The
Court holds thut under this statute, in
case of total loss of property without
criminal fault of tbo assured, the value
ol the projieriy must be the amount
named in the policy. Il further bolda
that tbo measure of damages being fix
ed by the alalute, tbe company baa no
right to abow thut tho assured sustain
ed a loaa lass than tbe amount written
in the policy. The Court recognized
tbe manileil policy ol the statute to be
to prevent over-insurance, and there
tore Considered it wise and wholesome.
"Uurelolore," say the Chicago Inter
Ocean, commenting on the decision, "ll
baa beeu lb practice willi companies
doing business in Wisconsin and iu
most of the other Western States, to
assess the damage alter a loss by fire
and pay only the actual damage prov
ed, without regard to tbo value speci
fied in Ihe policy." 1 1 adds that the
effect ol ihe decisiou will be to compel
a closer inspection aud vulualion of
property oil the purl ol agents and a
lower appraisal at the time the risks
are tukeu.
Postal Frauds. Postmaster James,
of New York, has just completed an
investigation of the extent of aulea ol
postage stumps by country postmasters
by which tbe revenues of the Pustollioe
Department are decreuaod. Some of
these postmasters bave been detected
in purchasing pianofortes, parlor or
gans, sewing machines, and tho Innu
merable articles 'which compose the
slock usually lo bo found in tbe "gen
eral store" of which the postmasters
at tbo cross roads offices are, aa a rule,
the proprietors, aud paying for the
samo in poslage stamps, for the " sale"
of which in ibis irregular way, they
cluim (and until detected must be al
lowed) tbe same commissions wbicb
tbey would receive on account of bona
Mr rules in the regular course ol
business, ll is found thut about 12,
000,0(10 worth ot stamps have thus
been annually disposed of in New
York, the Government thereby losing
nearly H.000,000 by tbe increased pay
of country postmasters.
Communism Three or lotar hundred
men gathered in Turner Hull, Si. Louis,
on Friday evening, May 17tb, in an
swer to a call addressed " to working
men who bad seen military service
either in this country or Europe."
Ferdinand Amreln called the meeting
lo order, and said its object was to lake
steps for the organization of military
companies composed exclusively . ol
working men wbo were military vet
erans, " to serve the purposes of work
ing men and protect them against en
croachment npon thoir rights by Ihe
military and police." Otbor speecbea
of a communistic tenor were made, and
about 250 men enrolled themselves, aa
"soldiers of the army of working men."
This ia the first military organization
ever alarted by the Communists in
America.
Woman's Hotel a Fa 1 lube. The
New York 7V;ii says: Mrs. A. T.
Stewart, bitterly disuppoinled, bas
made up her mind, alter two months'
experience, that tho Woman-hotel ex
eri 1 ent is a complete failure. She
has tberelore concluded to abandon it,
and will open the edifice lo tbe public
on or about ihe 6th of June as a eom
mercial hotel. The cost of the hotel
us 13,700,000. Tbo hotel will be
Conducted on the present style of the
Metropolitan hotel, retaining Professor
Edwards Scblecher and two assistants,
aa well as the remainder ol tbe present
help, and will continue under tbe man
agement of Mr. Henry Clair, under
whom tho Metropolitan bas averaged
aa bigb as 118 arrivals a day, and who
ia general manager of all the hotel
property of the Stewart estate.
NoTVr.Hr Attentive An exchange
says : "Senator Sharon, of Nevada, bas
not been in Washington for two years.
Ilis colleague, Mr. Jones, was in bis
seat some three montba ago, but is
now engaged in making ice by pat
ent process in Galveston, Texas. The
lattor ia a candidate for re-election, and
certainly be ought lo succeed in secur
ing a return lo Galveston."
The great four-mile race at Louis
ville, Kentucky, between Ten Broach
and Mollie McCarthy, on the Fourth
of July next, promises lo be one of the
moat notable turf events of the season.
The famous mare is already en route to
Louisville in charge of Bud Doble.
A Jewel. Tbe Charleston Actcs
says t ''Governor Hampton bas sent to
Mrs. Custor a field glasa which former
ly belonged to General Cniter, but was
captured by one ol Hampton's men
and oaed by him during the last two
year, ol tbe war."
! Tbe committee of eleven to investi
gate the alleged frauds in tbe late
Presidential election bas been appointed
by Mr. Sayler, of Ohio, Speaker pro
tern, of tbe House, and ia composed of
seven Democrats and four Republicans.
Thieves went through the pocket ol
Hon. Richard Vaux, of Philadelphia,
at Pittsburg recently, and carried oft
bia gold-rimmed eye glasses, bis Ma-
sonio badge, and a well-filled pocket-
book.
What bas eiliundt Bradley to say
now in view of tbe confession, of Mo
Lin and Dennis? Gueas bs rather
wishes he bad decided in favor of Til-
den. Retributive jualioe ia sometimes
slow but very aura.
"Dual to Dust" la tha novel bat by
no means inappropriate heading which
tba Chicago Ttsvs gives to Its account
tha Cam.roo-Sharmaa nuptials.
Hi'MiLiATixa.
The Herrisburg Intlrpemlenl, of the
23th ult., says : On last Thursday
niirht ititinluir if miiii-tMirej (jflluura and
vt ..aT H K KKrUgLlt AN.
Senate, as a tukeu ot than appfeciafttuiiT'
of Iho kindness extended then., by al
lowing (hem tho lunda of the Common
wealth aa a remuneration for gracing
the halls of Legislation with their
presence, sot up a big thing (in
tbeir estimation), In tbe shape of a Col
lation and presentation in the four
principal commilteo rooms. Liquors,
wines, etc., were in abundance. A
Bachanulian revelry was kept up until
the " wee imu' hours ay ant the twal,"
some of our informant, allege, until
dawn dispelled durkness, participated
in by Ljcense Law man, Murpbyilea
and Prohibitionists alike. Such scenes
In the State Capitol building are a dis-
gruco to tbo people ol the great Stale
of Pennsylvania. We deem it a duty
we owo to tho community to denounce
them, and hope we may never again
bo called upon to chronicle a recur
rence.'
On tbe 2,800 acre, ol territory of
Babcock V Uulinga, in tbe MoKean
county oil district, 250 wells have been
sunk, and not a dry hole hat been found.
Such a showing aa tbia waa nover
known outside tho Bradford field.
$UsfrUatuous.
TIN & SHEET-IRON WARE.
CANDIS MERRELL
Hat oprned, In a building oa Market ttreet, oa
tha eld Wan 'era Hotel lol, oppneita tha Coart
novae ta uioarueia.a rta and boeet-iroa mean
factory and Stow, wbera willbt found at ail timee
a lull line of
house rTOOTSimTO goods,
Stores, Sarchrm, Etc
lloaae 8patlng aad all kinda af Job work, repair
ing, At., dona an abort notion and at reaaonable
ratea. Alao, ageet for tht
Singer Sewing Machine.
A tnpply of Maebinea. with lYeedlee, Ac, al
waya oa hand.
Ttrmt, atrictly oath or country product. A
ahart of patronage to licit ad.
O. B. MERRELL,
Superintendent,
Clearfield, April 15, ll7T-tf.
IV NEW DEPARTURE
IN
Ll TH EKSBCRG.
Hereafter, goodi will be aold for CASH only,
or to eirbange for prod.ee. No hooka will be
kept la tbo f.l.r.. All .Id fteeoaota aoat be
aettled- Tboee wbo oaooot oaek op, will plaaaa
bead over tbeir nouri ad
CLOSE THE RECORD.
f am determined to tail my good a at eaah
prloee, and at a dieaoaat far betlvw that aver
offered ia thia vicinity. Tba diaeoant I allow my
eaatomera. will make them rich In twenty yeara U
tbey follow my advioe and buy their goode from
mo. I will pay aah for wheat, oate and eloae
eted. DANIEL UOODLANDKR. .
Lutberabnrg, Java .vary 17, I ATI.
'pERRA COTTA STANDING VASES,
HANGING VASES,
Stove Lining and Fire Brick,
kept oonnandy os hand.
ST0E AD EAET11E.1 WARE
or every description I
CROCKS! POTS!
CROCKS
Plaher'a Patent Airtight Self
Pratt t.oel
ealtat
BUTTER CROCKS, witb llda.
CREAM CROCKS, MILK CROCKS,
ArrLI - n I TTKK CnOCXB,
uri-vi w i-u nf v o
rLowiR pots, rxi dishes,
STEW POTS,
nd a great many athar (Mage law aetaeraaa ta
mention, U be ha4 at
FRED'K. LEITZINGER'S
STONE WARE POTTERY,
Corner .1 Cherry and Tblrd Streets.
CLEARFIELD, PA.
oagS
The Boll's Run Woolen Factory
Peas lownaklp, CharSold IX, Pa.
SUSSED OUTS
a.v so.
BURNED UPI
Tha aabaarl aara hava, at greavt aanemaa, rthvlH a
ntlchborhood aeoeaaity. la tbe erteiion nf a InU
olaaa Woolen Jfaaafaetory, with all tha medal
improvtiaeata at taw bed, and art prepared to mako
all kinda af Clot ha, CWaaiaaeru, SatiawtU, Blan
kete, Plaaaala, the. Plasty af goode mj had ta
aapply all oar aid and a ihoweaad aaw netomaea.
whom wa aak te eeaaa aad eiamlae ear a took.
Tht baeiaeee af
CARDIK9 AND FULLIltft
will motive far aapaotal aataatk. Proper
arrangement! will ba made tw rataiva aad dellvtr
wool, to tait eaatomere. An warh warraated and
don apon tha aharUet aotlea, and by etriet attem
tlon to haeiatto wa bepe ta fwalloe a Uberal tiara
il fr-naiie pa.rovge.
IOMM POUKDS WOOL WA1VTEDI
Wa will way tha hlghe market ariea for Waa
and aall aar mabaaCaatared gawda aa law aa ttallat
goode taa be bonarht la tha otaaty, and wbenevar
wa rail ta reaaer raaaoaabta eatlafaetiea we aa
alwaya ba foand at home ready ta make amw
aay tuawow, viuier in pereaa r ay aauar. -
4Am9 JVHlsaUH BUflB,
aprlllflif Bower P. O.
at
GLENN'S
SVLPlWll SOAP.
A Rthuvs XsMinv rot Diuusn and
Imjc.izj of tug Skin; A HuLmrvt
Dkautifirr or THE Comiuxioni A
ItaUABU Miami or PazvaNnxa and
KtUITIKO RHtUMATIMf AMD OoVT, AND
A USIQCALID DlUNlTtCTANT, DlODO.
.uaa and Coc.iTza-laaiiANT.
(VmrTa Sutphnr flrxin, brtldn emit,
ejlinj local dtarasea of the akin, baniikn de.
fecti of the eompleiUm, and imparts te it
gratifying clcarncae and araoodueaa.
Sul)hur Baths are celebrated for cvriaf
oruuttoua an4 mhn die ae af be akaa, ea
well aa KheumMna and Ueat. tViwaaia1.
Hutithur feast predixxe the aun aaacM
at a moat Irithng oapwaae. Thee aawaarwba.
epecifk alio ipewdlry heals reeve, iewuM, arweUe,
em, tfintmi and rMir. It re asm, dudruaT
aad prereeta the hair (ran fsduaf oat aad
twrninf fray.
Clot tun. and Han awd la (he ek rosaa
ll aiteifrctrd, antl aaeeaaea coenramnLcaukt by
cow act with ihe peraoo, prevented by it.
The Medical Fraternity eeoctkw lu aee.
PricM-!5 Qti SO Cntt Ctki; bm
Box (3 Cakn), 60c. tnitlSd.
N -Bef Ik bete cate, and SMeebe awaanaa
aM by a llraaoiiw,
"BttW BltB 1ID WHISKER BTt,
eUeedi at aVerwe. f Coals. -
t L tiallllW!. rrtfr, 7 Urtt lull.
ar s9t avrrtlirmrtrt.
'--- "-. . J
rabh.bed ..art Wadaeeday by
GOODLANDER &. LEE,
' t'LBARtIEl.n, rA
Has the aUrfeet ('Ircalallua mt au) paper
la Northwestern Peaaeylvaauu
Tbs large and ooneiently increasing
circulation of the Republican,
renders it valuable to business
men as a medium thro' ' '
. which to reach the
, , . . public
' Teems or SimsoBimoa :
If paid in advanoa, . . 12 00
If paid after three months, . 2 50
If paid after six month,, . . 8 00
Wbsn papers are sent outside of the
county payment must be In advance
ADVERTISING :
Ten linos, or leas, 3 time., , ft 60
Each subsequent insertion, 60
Administrator' Notices, . , 2 50
Executors' Notices, .... 2 60
Auditors' Notices, . . . , 2 60
Cautions and Estrays, . . , 1 60
Disaolution Notices, . , . 2 60
Professional Cards, 6 lines, year, 6 00
Special notices, por line, ... 20
YEARLY ADVERTISEMENTS :
One square, 10 lines, . ; , fS 00
Two squares 15 00
Throe squares, 20 00
One-fourth column, . , . , 50 00
One halt column, .... 70 00
One column, .... . 120 00
Hie INKS.
We have always on hand a large atock
of blanka ol all descriptions.
SUMMONS,
SUBPOENAS,
V . EXECUTIONS,
ATTACHMENTS,
ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT,
- . LEASES,
" . BONDS, ;
FEE BILLS,
CONSTABLE'S BLANKS, J
4c', he, Ao.-
JOB PRUTLNG.
Wa are prepared to do all kinds of
PRINTING
SUCH AS
POSTERS,
PROGRAMMES,
CARDS,
LETTER HEADS,
i
ENVELOPES,
BILL HEADS,
STATEMENTS,
PAMPHLETS,
.CIRCULARS,
.,4o.,
IN THE BEST STYLE,
AND ON"
,'RKABONABLB TERMS.
ORDERS BY MAIL
FOR ALL KINDS OF WORK
WILL RECEIVE
PROMPT ATTENTION.
Goodlander A Iee,
' OearfieM,
CkartelJ Caiaty, Pa.
larfUituoni.
SURE REI7AIID1
5 YEARS TO PAY FOR A FAEM.
84 to 810 per Aoro.
Heeeb sod Map', lsd to Mirbtge. ia ik,
- - yjp 'ri aN7..f i!..i;.i.d .
Conpony.
TITLE rKHFEVT.
Stroo, SellSure Ciopa Plenty .f TiaberN.
Droagbl No Cblork Boga No " 'lloppera
Ru.alng Htreeae Par. W ater Ready Market,
8eboolaKailre.deeapMtedlhr.ugb
...ire of tbe grant.
yMaWod for paapblet, Kagll.b o, U.rmaa.
Addreea, W. U. IIIIIIIIAKT,
' l.ane Coamlwioaar.
GRAND RAPIDS, M1CU1UAN.
Marek 11, lalS-Jo.
(.11.1111, McCORKLE d 10.S
FURNITURE ROOMS,
Market Ntreel. CUaraold. aa.
W. aeaafee'..r. all kinda of Faroit.ra for
Cbaabara, Dialog hoana, Librariaa aad Helta.
If ,oe waot t'urnimre .f aay kind, doa't bay
until yo. mo oar etoek.
I'NDilUTAKING
In all lie b-ronekee, proaptly ettanded ta.
OUI.ICn, MrCORKLB S CO.
ClearSeld, Pa., Kab. S, '71.
READING FDR ALL 1 1
a
B00K8 &- STATIONERY
Market BU, Clearfield, (al tha Pawt (c.)
TUB andereigaed btga love ta annoanet la
tbe aitiecna of Clearfield and vteiaity, that
he haa I tied ap a room aad baa Jaat returned
from the rily with a large amvant of reading
matter, rooaiatlag La part of
Bibles and Mijcellaneons Books,
Bleak, Aoroant aad Paat Book a of every do
aoriptioBj tapr nnd Enveltfaa, K reach preaeed
and plain iena and Panel la; Blank Legal
Pepere, Deeda. Murtgageaj Jadgmtru, Eittup
Uon and Promiaarv aotea, White and Pareh.
meat Brief, Legal Cap, Reeord Can. and Bill Cap,
Sheet Maai, for eitbtr Piano, Plata ar Violin,
oonataatly oa hand. Any bookt ar a tat ion try
deaired that I may aot haveoa hand, will bo ordered
by tret etpreea, aad aoM at wholeeale or reuil
to tuit ouetomere. 1 will alao keep periodica)
llteratvre, aewh aa Magattisoa, Wtwipai-era, Ae.
P. A. UAULIil.
Clearleld. llay 7, lt)S-tf
Why you Should Buy
THE
WAMSUTTA SHIRT,
FOR SALE AT OATHS', Cl'RWfcNfVILLB.
The braom la made of I be beat Irlah tiara, li
three ply and lined wilh heavy hutchrra I fata.
A gtnniae Waxaulla mnalia ia aaed for the
body.
A perfect ll la gneraateed.
Thia Shirt it entirely tmabad aad ready fur let
laundry.
A careful eiamlnatioa I girea to each aliirt,
and thia la addition to the above point learaa tbe
ahirt wiiboat aa tqeal.
FOR SALE BV "
Si Ja Gates.
DEALER f CI.OTHINO, BOOTH, f-HORa AND
UKaNTS' FURNISHINQ OOOUH
Oarweiierilre, Pa , April l-flm.
JJARD TIMES
HAVE NO EPPECT
IN FRENCHVILLEI
I atn awara that there are eeme peraoaa a HtUa
hard ta pleaaa, aid I am alee aware that ihe
oomplaiat of "hard tinea" la wall aigh aaiveraat.
Bat I am ao aitaatad aaw thai I ean aatlafy tha
fonaer aad prove neaelaaivaly that "bard timea"
will aot afoot tboee who. hay their gooda from me,
aad all my patroaa ahall ba initiated lata tha ae
eret af
HOW TO AVOID HAIiD TIMES
T have gooda cnoogh to aapply all the Inkabi
taatt In tha lower aad of tbe ooaaty whieh I all
at eieeeding low ratae from my mammoth at ore ia
MULoONKURU, where I aa alwaye bo feaad
ready ta wait npon eaJleri and aapply them with
Dry Goods of all kinds,
Bath aa Clothe, Satinetta, Caatimaret, It at Una
Detainee. Linen, Irilliaga, Calieoet,
Trimmlaga, Ribbon a, Laea,
Rtadj-made Clothing, Boou and flhoee, Hat aad
Cape all f tbe beet na ate rial nad madt to arder
Uoea, Botha, Ulotee, UK ten a, Laoaa, Ribbon, da
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS. 1
Oofaa, Ta. Sagar, Rice, Molaatma, Fiah, (ait
rerk, Ltaeaed Oil, rah Oil, Carboa Oil.
Hardware, Qeteenawara, Tinware, Caattaga, Pkl
aad Plow Cattiaga, Naila, Spiket, Cora Ca)tiva
Ura, Cider Freeaee, aad all kiadt of Aiea.
Perfamery, Palate, Varalih, aiavaa,aad a geairal
aaeortaaewt of Statleaery,
0 OOD FLOUR,
Or different brand., alwaya ee hand, and will ba
aold al th. teweet neonate IfirN.
1. bt. MeClnla'a Madiaiaea, Jayna'a Medlelau
lloatetter'a an. JJooBaad Ulltera.
,00. ponada ef Wool wsntad (or wbicb th.
kigbeit srtoe will be paid. Cwrmawd OS head
and for aaie at the rawest aerkot prtee.
Asm, Agent for Blretteaellle and Cnrwanarllh
Thraakiaf .Maebinea.
ttx.C.11 am, eee for yowreereee. TenwIIMal
mrytbla, eanally kept la reuil atara. .
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Frenebrtlle t. 0 1 Jut 1 1, 1.14.
BIGLER, YOUNG & REED,
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FOUNDERS 4 MACHINISTS
MaaaiWtaran af
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STEAM ENGINES
Ooraer ol r earth aad Ptae ttreate.
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be p.hna that wa are new prepared te III a
a die as ekeepry aad a preapUyai ana be daae
haaperiaeeitdM. Wesenanthatenaaddaaia
Mulay and Cironlar Saw-Milli
Seed llMka, Wata. Wkeek, SUftiag Palhya,
aiford'a lajeetet. Bleu Saarea, Steea WkleOat
Ollera, Tallow Owaa, OU Onpa, aae Ooehe, A
Oeeka, Slob. Varree, Okeeb Vntea), arrwagbt ires
Plpae, BHee Pnapa, aelhar Peed Pea ye. AeS
trletJoa Maerae, Bawp Stone PseUnf. Paat
eg, and nil kind, MILL WOSKi tegetbat
with rim. Sled Selee,
COOK AND PARLOR STOTSS,
and .the OABTMOS a aM katda.
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