m
4
THE MANSION HOUSE.
fraerof Soecnd-eiul Starlet Struts. .
TUH eld aa aoaaodloa. llol.l baa. darlae,
tee pael 7ar. baea .Blarg.d le doable lu
foraer earaeltr for the oatertetaaosl ef .tree.
g.r. aad gvtU. The whol. bnlldlag baa b..a
refarai.b.d, Bad the proprietor will .pare ae
pain. ,U randtr all (aaata soafortabl. wall,
atarlae; with hla.
r-Th. 'Maailoa Ho..." Oanlbe-. raai le
. aad frea the Oapal e. (be arrival Bad d.partar.
of each irala. W. 0. CAKUUN,
J air ll-n-tf Pfoprlelal
LLEGHENY HOTEL
Market treat, Clearflald, Pa,
Wa, fl. Bradley, foraorly proprlotor of tba
Laoaartl Houae, baring leaaetf the Allegheny
Dotal, aoJlelta a aharoof poblle petroB.a., The
HouM baa boea thoroughly repaired ana B.wiy
furnlabod, aail gu.aU will and It a pleaaenl .l'ip
tilog plaaa. Tlia labia will ba supplied with tba
bait of everything la tba aarhat. At tba bar
will ba fraud tba bait wlnea and liquors. Uoed
itabliag attaobid. KM. S. UIIADLB1,
Meyll, '7S. Proprietor.
SHAW HOUSE,
(Cor. of Markal a front atrelli,)
GLEAHFIKLD, PA.
Tba enderalgned baring taken charge of tbli
llotel, would feapeotfally aollolt nuhiic patronaga.
100X0,78. n. (itHjua oiia...
WASHINGTON HOUSB,
NKW WA8HINUT0N. PA
Tkla Daw aod well forniahed bona, baa boaa
takoa by tha and.r.ign.d. Ho Tea), oonfidoat af
balDg abla to ronder ..tlafactlon to thoM who a.y
laror aim wun a ean.
M.rS, U71. 0. W.DAVIS, Prop'r.
LOYD HOUSE, "
Mala Blraat,
PHILIPHBURI1. PENN'A.
Tabla alwari supplied with tha hart tba aarkot
aaord.. roe trarallag pablle l larnoa to ean.
J.o.1,'70. HOUKHT LOYD.
County National Bank,
.OF CLEARFIELD, PA.
1) 00M In Maaonio Building, one door oorth ol
J. V 0. 1). Wileon'. Drug more.
l'uaage Ticket, to and froa Llrarpool, Quaeni
towa, Olaae-uw, London, Pari, and Copenhagen.
Alao, Drafta for aala on tha Royal Bankof Irolaatl
and Imponal Bank of Ijonuon.
JAMES T. LEONARD, Pre.'l.
W. H. SHAW, Caihlor. janl,'7T
DREXEL & CO.,
Nu. Jl South Tlllrd Street, Philadelphia
And Dealers in Government Securities.
Application hy mall will rooolra prompt atl.n
tlon. and all Information cheerfully furni.hcd
Orders eolieud. April ll-tf.
r. a. aaifoLD. . w. Arnold. j. b. arrolp
F. K.ARNOLD & CO.,
Hanker and Itroker,
Reyttoldivllla, Jcafrraoti Co., Pa.
Money rooeired on depot! t. Dlacounta at no
derate rate. Kattera aud Foreign Ki change al
ways on hut ud eollccUoni promptly inmdo.
Heyuoldtrtlle, Deo. 16, l74.-ly
grntlstrj.
J L. It, nEIOIUIOLD.
Graduate of the Penn-ylrium Col if ire of Dental
Surgery. Oflioe in midenre if Or. 1J HIp. opposite
the bhaw Uouie. mcbl3, 'Tb-lf.
DR. E. M. THOMPSON,
(OSca la Bank BaildlnK.)
CurMrenavillr, l lcarfirlil Cn.. Pa.
aeh It 'To If.
J. STEWART,
SURGEON DENTIST,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
(OIBoa 1b raaldraea, Saoond atraet.)
Nltroej Oiida Oaa adnilnl.ttrod for tho pain
lata eitraotioa af Uatb.
Claarflold, Pa., Ha; I, lSTT-lr.
ttsrfllanrous.
MEAT MARKET.
F. M. CASDON & BRO.,
On U&rkot 6t, one door went of Hanilon Hoqm.
CLEARFIKLD, PA.
Oar arrangement! aro rf (ho nont oomplet
rharaotor lor fumiitilac the publio with Freib
Metta of all kind, and of the Tory belt quality.
Wo alio deal la all kindi of Afrrioultaral Implo
meata, which wa koep oa oibibltioa for tho bea.
fit of tho poblio. Call aroand when la town,
aad taao a look at utngi, or aiidreii ni
V. H. CAKDUN 4 BRO.
Clearfield, Pa., July M, 1875-tf.
HEALTH & HAPPINESS.
Health and Hap pi nan art priooloii Wealth to
meir poMeiior , ana yet tney ara witmo tm reooo
of otory one who will uh
Wrights Lhcr Pills,
Tho only nro Ct'RB for Torpid Liter, Dytpep-
lla, Ueadacha, Boar Stomaoh, Comtipatiun,
Utbiiity, naoitea. and all Billioua oomplaint and
Blood diaordeta. None genuine nnleas ligned
'Wm. Wright, PhllV If your Draggirt will
not inpply lend 25 onU for one box to Uarrick,
Holler i Co., 70 N. 4th St., I'hila.
Deo. 2, 77-ly.
TH OODWE TRUHT.w All othere mart
X P7 fr ,npl1" vott bforo it learoi the
ahop. And aa all floiib la the gran of the fteld,
aod the prom i mi of men are like the floweri
thereof toey are given one day and forgotten
the a est therefore it ii boat not to trait any body.
All hmdf of work will be dona ia thla ahop for
eaab or ready pay. Boota and ahoes of all altee
and atTloa tbe beit and ehoeneat in town.
' I bar removed my ehop to the lower ond of
town, In Taylor'a row, on Keed atrott, near the
depot, where I will be (band at all timei, waiting
for en atom era. Alt work warranted good aad
ebftap.
Alto, all kleda of Leather and Shoe findlnge
for aaJo.
Tha cttlieai of Clearfield aad rleiolty are
apeeuaiiy inTitea to give me a ean.
J 08. H. UKKUINU.
Ctoaraeld, Pa., Jaly 11, 1877.
NEW
FLOUIt. FEED,
GROCEltY
STORE.
JOHN F. KRAMER,
Room No. 4, Fle'a ()era Hon,
ClrarBeld, Pa.
Kaapa ooaltaatlj on hand
6UQAR,
COFFEI,
a , IXAS, .
SODA.)
COAL OIL,
8TRIIP,
SALT,
' SPICES,
SOAP,
Canaad and Drl.4 Fralta, Tobaooo, Clgara, Caa
. dlaa, ClaWr Vloogaa. B.tur, Eggt, Aa.
- 'fa
ALSO, EXTRA IIOME MADI
Wheat and Buckwheat Flour,
Corn Meal, Chop, Feed, 4o.,
AH af wklok ail Wa aold okaap far aaak at It
aaaaaaga far aomtrr proaaaa.
JOHN F. KRAJIKS.
Ctearlald, Hot. II fatd.-tf
JJfw 3(Jwt.5cmratf.
Cheapest
Those who investigate the subject of whereto get
And get them at the LOWEST PRICES, will of necessity be led
to conclndo that
GUINZBUR6 S CLOTHING STORE,
Wostorn Hotel Corner, Clcnrfield, la.
Is the Place to gel the Cheapest and the Best
And they will nlrio come to the snmo concliiNion in regard to
HATS, GENTS' FDENISHINQ GOODS, TRUNKS,
VALISES, UMBRELLAS, Eto.
As we prefer selling our Summer
over, wo will give our customers actual bargains.
COME AND SATISFY YOURSELVES.
ClnrH.1.1, Pa., Julj 17, U7. .
I
y vg
T.SnHl,
With
1 Vf' ' I
THE BEE HIVE.
To the Citizens of Clearfield County ;
I have opened up one of the
of goods ever offered in this county, which must be seen to be ap
preciated. It is not necessary to go into details, but will say that
the following departments are thoroughly full in all qualities and
styles. ; -
Dry Goods,
Millinery Goods,
Hosiery and Gloves,
Cnssimers,
Shawls,
Lorsets,
Linens,
Handkerchie f s,
White Goods,
I burnishing Goods,
Kid Gloves,
Embroidery.
Linen Suits
Skirts.
These Roods have been selected
bought for cash and will be sold
very light they will be sold cheaper than the cheapest.
Clearfield, Pa , May 1. 1878.
SOMETHING FOR FARMERS.
i jn. CABDON A mto.
HATS JUST RECEIVED k CAR LOAD OF
CHAMPION MOWERS AND REAPERS,
A LARGE LOT OP
Farmers' Friend Grain Drills, Corn Planters,
Hoebner's Level Tread Threshers, and Little Giant, No. 2, threaho and
cleans gTaiu read; for bagging.
WHICH will be aold CHEAP and EXCHANGED far ;MD VOW HO HORnRK.
Also, a car load of TIGER HAY RAKES,
HOMO inOK AXLE ill Ilia way through, aelf dumpera, tha beat rake In tha warla.
Clearl.14, I'a., April t, 1H7I.
AT GUINZBURG'S
BOOT & SHOE STORE,
There Is now boing opened tho largest now Hock ercr brought here of
NTKAW 1IATN, FELT HATS,
BOOTS, SHOES, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
TRUNKS. ETC.
A (lor having looked at goods at all othor pltcos, eomo to us aod com.
pore prices, and you will be convinced that our are positively
THE CHEAPEST GOODS.
IX PROOF WK HAVE TUB
BabjrJShoca, . . 20 cents a pair.
Children'! Shoe 78 cents a parr.
Misses Shoos, . . . 90 conU a psir.
Women's Drees Bliocs, , . ' PO oents a pair.
Womena' Morocco Buttoned Shoes, II 25 a pair.
Womcns' Kid Shoes, . . 1 95 a pair.
Women' Slipporj, . . .15 oents a pair.
Mene' Sboei, ... 95 cents a pair.
Mons' Dress Shoes, . 1 45 a pair.
Mens Dress Boota, , 3 00 a pair.
Mone' Slippers, . .80 oonli a nair.
We have alio an aaaorlmtint too
We take your measure lor any shoes at prices comparing with list
pricos. A nything w have not got wo will got you withont estra
charge. All kinds of produce taken In trade tbe tame as
though it was cash.
3. CiTTIlr2S33ry3cl.CaVa
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
Clearfield, May 227R. Second Street, opposite Cmrl noise.
2tw gfli-frtlflsftnfut.
and Best. .
stock rather than carry them
1873. pg - J
OKK HULL
::i mil nm:i cisiaifis e:::;
1878.-1811. jr.
T V.V i, inch greater variety
Than ever
With aviplcr facilities
Than ever
Yt'iih far more customers
TJian ever
Wc are Letter prepared
TJian ever
At considerably lower prices
TJian ever
Tha) Han and Bow.
Superb Clotbiac
From tha Largest
Clothing; Hoaaa
la Aaurloau
Only Ono Price The Lowest Term. Cash.
Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Returned.
Bandit, and price, mailed anywhere.
Order, br mail promptly executed
WA1IAUAXER & BROWN
Sixth & Market Sts., Philadelphia.
largest and most attractive stocks
Carpets,
Oil Cloths,
lies,
Wall Paper,
Window Blinds,
Trunks,
Valises,
Rugs, &c.
with the Greatest care, were
for cash, and my expenses beinir
WM. REED.
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THE REPUBLICAN.
WEDNBHDAT MORNINuTaUOUST CiVa"
THE RAPE OF THE BALLOT.
We agree with the Pbiladulphia
Times that tbe confessions of tho Flori
da ballot thieves who returned the
doctoral veto of that State against
Tildun by fraud, are of little moment.
Liko tbe confession of Mrs. Tilton, they
couia when tho judgment of the world
is irrevocably rt.aileup as to their guilt,
and the penilontiul or contract admis
sions of those who bad ulready added
perjury to crime, are but repetitions
of tbe old, old Itwson that wrong baa
no refuge from just retribution. It is
now, and for months has been, the ac
cepted conviction of tho dispassionate
men of all parlies in this country, and
ot intelligent people throughout tho
world, that Florida and Louisiana hon
estly voted for Mr. Tilden lor Presi
dent j that tboir votes were perverted
by tho most delilientto and monstrous
fraud of history, and that tho Nation
bowed to tbo decision of tho Klectoral
Commission because it wus oreated in
good faith and gave peace to tho Re
public in the namo of law. Already
much of the truth of tbe fraud in detail
has come to tho surface, and from
week to week there aro criminations
and confessions Irora the degraded
actors in the great crime against free
government, which cloud every honest
instinct of Republicans and Democrats
with shame. The decision of tiio Elec
toral Commission will stand, because
it gave President Iluyos a lawful title
untainted by any fraudulent act of bis
own ; but tbi. Government is not
strong enough to bear tbe strain of a
repetition of the Florida and Louisiana
frauds, and unless most carefully
guarded against by just and unambigu
ous legislation, tho struggles for the
offices and plunder will spocilily mako
government "of the people, by tho
people and lor the people to perish
from tbe face ol the earth." Baltimore
Gazette.
SHAMELESS TlllEVER Y.
The uuducious recklessness tbut has
characterized many ol tho stealings ol
our Republican State officials during
tbe lost doton or mora years is simply
astounding. It is not to bo doubted
but that if the vouchers ot tbo men
who bare served as Stale Treasurers
since the war were to be carefully gone
over, tbcro would bo developed ovi
donees ot expenditures aggregating
hundreds of thousands of dollars made
without tfio fuiiitcst lingo of authority
in tho law. To be sure thorn would be
but little lo be gained by entering into
an investigation of the kind at this
time. Tbe indications ore clear that
tbe people have . decided to bavo no
more Republican State officers in Penn
sylvania ; and of but few of the rasculs
could anything ho recovered, no matter
how plain tbe proofs of their guilt
might be made. The exposflion would
simply put ns, ss s people, in a still
more mortifying position before the
oountry and tho world than that wo
already occupy.
We have in our possession a copy ol
a receipt in tbo handwriting of ex-
Treasurer Rawle, for " traveling ex
penses during my term, $800." This
money bo paid himself on tbe 4th day
of May last, just three days before the
law required him to vacate for " Square
Timber." Tho law is explicit. It al
lows a State Treasurer 15,000 per year,
and nowhere in it can be found excuse
for tho pnymont to one occupying the
position of another penny. It is true
that each department is provided with
a contingent fund, and that outol said
fund, under certain circumstances,
traveling expenses might bo paid . But
llonry, despite the fact that bo is a
wealthy man, took $800, out of moneys
in tbe Treasury " not otherwise appro
priated," and receipted for it on the
tenth of a sheet of ordinary foolscap to
himsolt, when there was but a little
over $5 left in bis contingent fund.
In just such a shameless way have
millions of the money of tbe pooplo of
Pennsylvania been appropriated by
their officials and their officials' friends.
It is a good thing that they have re
solved upon a change of rulers. It
would bo almost impossible for any
change to bo other than an improve
ment. Luzerne Leader.
THE LABORING MEN'S CHOICE
As between Mr. Dill and Gon. lloyt
for next Govornor, it appears that the
laboring ;non prefer Mr. Dill, and
many of such men, who have hitherto
voted with tho Labor party, will, at
the coming gubernatorial election, vote
for Mr. Dill. We Infer this from the
circumstance that Hon. W. II. Stanton,
ot Luiorne county, bos recently ex
pressed himself strongly in favor of
Mr. Dill's eloctlon. Our readers will
remember thai Mr. Btanton wan elected
Judge of the Courts of Lnaorne county
last Fall, by a largo majority of votes
over both tbe Republican and Demo
cratio parties. He may, thorolore, bo
regarded as a representative ot tho
Labor movoment, and bis viows with
respect to supporting Mr. Dill, un
doubtedly aro shared by them embers
of that party, not only in bis own
county, but also throughout the Slate.
Judge Stanton regards, we think with
good reason, the contest for Govornor
as rooting solely botween Mr. Dill and
Gen. lloyt, and hence conclude that
all vote which may be cast for othor
candidate than those named, are
thrown away. He docs not hesitate
lo announce his own preloronce to
Mr. Dill, and bolieves him a hotter
friond to the Interest of laboring men
than any other candidate in the Sold.
Judge Btanton, In annonncing his in
tontion to vote lor Mr. Dill, says :
' sat beside Mr. Dill In the Senate
for two years, and I know him to be a
good man. There is nothing of tbe
aaneliutobioue hypocrisy of some of
the latter-day stalosmen about him.
Ho is the honest, sincere man that he
appears. A man's nationality or creed
make no difference with blin. I have
hoard some politically opposed to him
call biro, since bis nomination, a cor
poration man. I certainly always
found him on the othor sido. lie al
ways aidod me with his counsel and
support in my efforts to got protective
legislation for the laboring men. The
measures I introduced to this ond In
tbe legislature went to the root, and
yet ho did all bt could to aid me in
gelling thorn through that body, ll
ia a fact that a ocrtain element of the
Democracy of Luierne, eompoiiod of
what 1 call the Kiiow-NotbinK Porr.cc-
count of bis liberal, oon-soctanan
views and tendencies, and they will
voto cither for Mason or lloyt. These
Democrats wbo so propose to vote aro
men ol lurgo capital, and are connected
with the banks and coal nd railway
corporations. Hason is not seriously
objectionable to them, for it is an alle
gation not denied, and, as I urn posi
tively assured, undeniable, that be has
figured throughout moel of his profes
sional lile a a corporation attorney.
Col. Hoyt's chief patronage has been
from tho suiue source, and my experi
ence has aught me that such men, no
matter by what party nominated, will
be corporation attorneys even if sitting
in the chair of the executive of Penn
sylvania." The Pennsylvania Sutra). The
orllceholding purl of tbo Radical parly
is so completely under the control oil
Camcroniem, as to be virtually their
serfs. Tho Old Man abdicated and
put his senatorial toga on his eldest
born son Don in true baronial style,
and with it went his serfdom. This
full aro to bo elected men who are
to declare that transfer unroptblican
in spirit and contrary to tbo will of the
pooplo, or they will give their consent
to the proceedings by re-electing tbe
son of tbe Old Man. Men grow airo
glint by long continuance in power
and become bold and defiunt in their
acts. In iho days of the teudai system,
tho serfs of some musters wore collars.
Sir Walter Scott introduces a charac
ter in lvanhoe of one that wore the
baduo as a "born serf of Cedno the
Saxon." Tbo only difference belween
that poor devil and the Cameron's
serfs is, that while both are collared,
and equally under tliu master, the
badge of the latter day serfs aro worn
concealed. There ought to be enough
independent men in every county to
break up this serfdom, tbut has de
bauched its politics, and is widely
known to the discredit of Iho other
wise honest fume ol ibu Keystone
State. This full is the time for such
men to act by vo'.ing with tho Demo
crats. Clinton Democrat,
In the Line or Promotion. Tbe
Philadelphia Times saya : They have
a way of electing their candidates for
Governor in tbe central Susquehanna
counties. Simon Snydor, of Selins
grove then in old Union, but now in
Snydor county was tbrico elected to
tho Gubernatorial chair ; James Pol-
lock, ol .Northumberland, on tho oppo
site side ol tho river, from Union, was
elected Governor by 40,000, and Win
F. Packer, of Lycoming, tbo Susque
hanna county imiticdiulciy above Nor
thumberland, wus chosen Governor by
a mujorily cqnul to Pollock'. The
little county of Union is the only one
of tbe line of thu central Susquehanna
couolit-B of Dauphin that huaii't had a
Governor of its own, although it was
entitled to claim Snyder, and now Dill
proposes to fill up the gap. Tho can
didates for Governor of tho tiorlltern
Susquehanna region havo been ntii
formly unfortunate. Judge Wilmot, of
Bradford, was beaten by Packer; Judgo
Woodward, of Luierne, was beaten by
Curtin, and Judgo Packer, of Carbon,
was Beaten by Geary. Hoyt and Dill
can look tbe matter up and see whether
or not there is anything in this to in
fluenco the future.
Tub Dbbtos Tusk. If the Turks
hiul their debts paid, tbe arrangement
effected for thorn by the Berlin Con
gross migbl extend tbe tile ol their
Government indefinitely. The jealous.
ics of the Great Powers would continue
to bo, as they havo boon lor tbo past
century, tbo best guarantee of an un
disturbed possession ol the territory tho
Turks now occupy in Kuropo and
Asia. Unfortunately for tho future
prospects of the Porto the Power
which has onderlaken to maintain the
inviolability of the boundaries now set
for Mahommcdnn power S also the
chief creditor of tbo Nation it puts un
der a new obligation. It is manifest
tho Turks will never pay their debus
except by territorial Indemnity of some
kind to Kngland. It is equally certain
the Kngllsh will never surrender their
prosonl advantageous position without
obtaining a full equivalent, not only
for the Turkish bonds owned by Brit
ish subjects, hut for all Government
outlay involved in tho political manage
ment of affairs in tho Levant.
A mi;si no Til eOi.d Hots. Tho news-
papers aro amusing themselves with
gelling op Senatorial aido shows.
Since the Columbia Spy introduced
Governor llartranlt, tbe Lancaster In
quirer has put Edward McPherson on
the track with some nice remarks,
while the Germantown Telegraph feels
as though Galusha A. Grow is exactly
tbo man for the position now huld by
the young Cameron, llai iiiIcm specu
lation of this kind will do to keep the
boys alive through the Summer days.
It might just bo possible by tbe lime
tbe next Legislature meets tha Demo
crats will have word to say in the
making of the next United States
Senator.
Ukiiii Pas. After all tho Kearney
communist have not elected more
than about ono-tbird of the members
of Ibo California constilutional conven
tion. Iho thirty -two delegates at
large were elected by tbe non-partisan
organisation, showing that a majority
of tba popular vote of the Stnte is
also against communism.
Vermont and Massachusetts have
recently held thoir Domocretie State
Conventions. Both congratulate tho
oountry on the retrenchment and econo
my instituted and carried by the House
of Representatives at Washington, and
both approve the Potter Committee
invoeiigstion.
Governor llartranft Las Issued
proclamation, fixing the 13th day of
August next, for holding an eloctlon
In Lexeme county to decide on the
proposed division of the same, and to
designate the county-sent of the now
county.
Tna Dirriaxsca Whcnover
newspaper says t kind word of a man,
that man never discovers the isvor ;
but II a newspaper handles a man a
little roughly, the man finds It out by
8 o clock the next morning.
POlSONhSO THEIR YOUNG.
The Wont Chnstor Jrffcrtonian of a
recent dale, relates the following :
"About a month ago a pair of robins
.,, anv j ...u uai. ut luv ,dkt ,... .-.-m.v,
this borongh. In due course of time
two lit le robins were the pride of the
parent birds ond subsequently tbese
way-ward offsprings proceeded lo pre
maturely seek their own tortunua in this
wide, wide world. They however did
not get lor ero they wtro made the
prisoners ol man ono being caught by
Mr. 4.mc,Finegan a children and the
other by the little folks composing Mr.
James T. Mulliu'a household, residing
on W eel Gay street. The youngster ro
bins wore placed in sepurute ougee and
bung out in tho back yards of tho res
pective residences of the above named
gentlemen. Here they were many
times a duy visited by the parent birds
and sumptuously fed upon worms and
cherries, and the little oues thrived und
grew and gave promise of soon arriv
ing at the lull zenilh of a bird's estate.
Yesterday, however, a new and sud
phase camo over tha scone and In a
very sudden man uer tbe two fledgeling
almost instantaneously tiokenod and
died. Upon examination being made
it was discovered that tho lust meal
furnished them by the old birds wus
ooinjKiscd ol a small pioue of poisonous
vino, and tbo eating of this naturally
enough caused death.
"We bare many limes beard it said
thai it is cbaracleiintic on the part of
these bird lojHiison their caged young,
when no hope for their liberty is oiler
ed, and il this bo so, this circumstance
may be set down us a deliberate double
net of infanticide upon the part of Ihcso
distrucled and discouraged parents."
"It is IIei.l, 8ik." A Washington
correspondent says : Tbe duy alter
Anderson laid tbo worst of bin letters
before iho Potter investigating commit
tee, Mr. II ayes arose early is the morn
ing and wont to seo Sherman before
tho Secretary was out of bod, , Imagine
his surprise to find Stanley Matlhews
sitting by Sherman's bedside, and tho
Secretary of tbe Treasury sitting up
in bed with bis night-cap on I Mat
thews bowed and was silent; Sherman
smiled a diabolicul smile ; Huyea wore
a storiu-cloud on bis massive brow, and
he had a copy of tho testimony in his
band. Tho situation was intensely
dramatic. "Mr. Secretary," said the
President, " What do you think of all
this ? " And Sherman quietly untied
tho strings of his night-cap, laid
that useful articlo aside, cleared bis
throat, and replied : " It is bell, sir.'
Matthews, wilh downcast eye, said :
" They aro crowding us."
John A. MacGnhun, the well knorn
and brilliant war correspondent of the
New York Herald and Loudon Daily
.Vi ms, died at Constantinople, Turkey,
on Sunda', Juno 9. He contracted
spotted fever in the Russian camp at
San Stcfano. Jlo wus an American
snd in his achievement as n corres
pondent with the Russiun army through
tho war, and iu those famous letters in
which he pictured the Turkish butch
eries in Bulgaria, be showed tho world
tho kind of journalists that we produced
on this side the ocean.
Ratuis Teickt The editor of the
llarrisburg Telegraph, Senator Camer
on's borne organ, when he proposes to
say something rude of our party friends,
frequently quote the Lancaster Intel
ligencer rather than to stand on his
own feet. This is decidedly moan lor
a man to be so great, and must end In
bis discomfiture at lost-
Senator G rover's comment on tho
work of the last session was short but
to the point Ho said : "It was pow
er I osa to do good during tbe past ses
sion, but it will be different next timo,
for tho Democrats will have a majority
in tho Scnato and House, and then we
will rorolutionixo things."
i An oxchango remarks: "Tho un
happy Italians aro not so anxious
about Tyrol and Trieste and the en
croachments of Austria around tho
Adriatic as represented. They only
want a chango of Ministry. Wo would
like to spare them a few of our minis
ters, such as Boochor and Tslmage."
Madame Bonaparto is certainly a
remarkable woman. At the age ol 00
bIio enjoys excellent health, and is
pleasantly sojourning at the residence
ol her grandson, Charles J. Bonaparto,
at Hnltimore. She has admirably filled
the role ol hello and heroine.
A Live Pledge. John II. Snyder,
convicted of murder in Columbiana
county, Ohio, In ISO, and sent to tbo
penitentiary for lile, has boon pardoned
by Gov. Bishop, on condition that be
abstains from intoxicating liquors.
The Alarmed Biteetes. The At
lanta (Ga.) Conttitution says : " The
avorago Ohio Republican searches his
house evory night beiore retiring to
see if Jeff. Davis isn't concealed under
some of tho beds." ,
Tho Cincinnati Commercial says
" Tho last Presidential election would
havo been utterly loot if it bad not
been for tbe help of tho Liberals." This
is a new designation lor the " Return,
ing Boards." , '
There could bo no hotter proof that
the rural Groenbackors at Syracuse,
N. Y-, on the 24th ult., did not know
what ailod them than that high-tariff
resolution in tho platform.
And Jack Kehoo still languishes iu
prison, wondering whst will be the
complexion of his fate, but leeling oer
tain that "the old msn at llarrisburg
will not go back on him."
Justice Smith, of New York, very
sensibly aslred a criminal : " Why did
yonjubject yourself lo a trial for mur
der because of a woman who was un
true to yon T"
A Posaa. Painful question by tbe
Sultan : " Is this Turkoy, or is It
merely portions of Kngland, Russia,
Aoslria and othor countrieaf" i!uio
Express.
Tho Cincinnati i'i7irrsays: "John
Bull sitting on the Island ol Cyprus,
preparing to plant his feet in Palestine,
is the current Punch and Judea show
When the office socks the man, It
generally find bim ; when tbe man
souks the office, he has to find himself
and pay the boysj
A YEN1A T. SINNER A T BEST.
Tbo Pittsburg Critic says the Repub
lican Journals continue to point tho
finger of scorn at tbe delinquencies of
tj.XWki.cpu7 P-!!t, of tht":twer
Ujita .tyt itaifeV'Tii"'wT?rr"A-, (
sinner ta such a tara avis tuui mo
scandul gluttons of the opposition
almost starve for their favorite dish.
However, il is consoling to know that
hut tin was but venial at best ; it was
brought to light, condemned and pun
ished by bis own porly. What a con
trast, however, to tho despicable man
ner which the many stupendous Re
publican malfeasances havo been white
washed I II was not charged that bo
was nn embctilcr or that he slolo any
thing. It would tuko a thousund
Polks ten limes repeated to equal tbe
sum total of the New York Custom
House frauds under tho Loot-Murphy
retiimo. His offense exhibited none of
tho "addition division and silence
rocommonded by "wee Kcrnblo; "
none of the Credit Mobilier corruption ;
none of the War Department profliga
cy ofCumorons or Belknap. He took
no bribe for bis Influence ; bo stole
nothing; his punishment was speedy
and adequate.
Unlike Colfax, tho Christian statue-
man, be did not swear that be hod not
received a Lribe, and then havo bis
perjury exposed by the production of
a check on the memorandum book, in
which Oukcs Amos kept bis Union Pa
cific transaction. Colfax did all this
when be was Vice President. Polk
has no handsome wife, like Belknap, to
flaunt in Washington society the sums
corruptly drawn from tbo sales of post
traderships. He did not, liko Wells
and Anderson and Cussonavs, sell tbe
Presidency to the highest bidder. Ho
bus not truflli ated in cadetships ; be
das not deall in crooked whisky. His
delinquency consisted merely in ex
ceeding his authority in tbe way good
nutured, yielding men of any parly
would bo liable lo do at any time. Re
publican journals and orators do invite
public attention to a trivial offense,
which is in such conspicuous contrast
to Ibo enormous crimes perpetrated by
men high in the confidence of their
own party.
WiSfflLanrous.
A NEW DEPARTURE
a
LVTIIEftSBITRG.
Hereafter, K"J vili be aold for CASH eat;,
or 1b eiobaope fur produne. Ho book, jrill b.
kept is the filter. All old aeeoaat. Ball be
Battled. Thuae wbo eannot ea.k ep, will pleaae
aaaa over (aoir aoiaa asa
CLOSE THE RECORD.
I am determined to Mil bit rood, at cash
priiw. aod-at a diMoant far ttkw that
uffrl ia Una viatnitr. Tha dtaeoaat I allow n
raitomert, tll makatbaa riob In twrntj yean If
lis J folio toy Evdrlts. at buy their foodt from
M I will pay eatb for wbaat, aati aail elovar-
Latbariliorg, January 17, 1877.
"pERRA COTTA STANDING VASES,
HANGING VASES,
Stove Lining and Fire Brick,
kapt eeastaaUT oa head.
ST0E AD EARTim.WABg
OF IVERT DESCRIPTION!
CROCKS! POTS1 CROCKS1
Flatter's Patent Alrturht Self Sealing
rra.il vane.
BHTTRR CROCKS, wllk lid..
CREAM CROCKS, MILK CROCKS.
ArrLI - HI'TTIiH CKOCKH,
PICKLE CROCKS.
PLOWBR POTS, PII DISHES.
STEW rOTS,
And a great aaor othor thinga toe aamarea. IB
aeatioB, to he had at
FRED'K. LEITZINGER'S
STONE-WARE TOTTERY,
Corntr af Cherry and Third Straata,
LLKAItriKLU, I'A,
T4ft
The Bell's Bun Woolen Factory
Pann towaikip, Claarflali 0, Pa.
HCTRHED OUT!
B U R N ED U PI
Tha iabaorlW bara, at rt aipaaa. rabnllt a
aaifhKorboed BcwaHty. in tat tmtion of Irat
alaaa Woolen Maanfaetary, vita nil tha odern
Intprorewienta attached, and araprennred to make
an ninai oi uiotna, uaaatmeraa, eatiaetu, Bitot,
beta, flannel, Ae. Plenty af goode on hand ta
attpply all onrold and ft thovannd neweuttoinera,
wuuin ww mb m mm) ni esaunina ear iimi,
Tha bnitnaaa ef
CARMNQ AND FULLING
will raeelra oer aipaclal attention. Proper
MTMamanta will ba made to recti re nad deliver
Wool, to tnU emlomere. All work warranted and
dose upon the hitrtett aotleo, and by itriet atten
tion to bualneai we hope to naliia a liberal than
i pnoue patronage.
IMMMi POUNDS WOOL WANTED I
We will par tbe hirbeit mart it nrioa tor Woo
aad aail our manafaoturetl good aa low aa limllar
good ean bo bonght In tha oonaty, and whenever
wo foil to ronder roatonablo eatiifeoUoa wo ean
alwaya be fonnd at home roody to make proper
vspiMiwvaa, ei.KOT in perms ot sjy inner.
J A hi KB JOHN HON A SONS,
aprlltntf - Bower P. O
GLEXX'S
SULPHUR SOAP.
A STMmo Rmtnv ro Diikasm and
Injuaiu or Tin Skik; A HniTHrvL
IltAUTiritt or TIIK Cohtlxxiohi A
Rixiailx Means or PaxvxsTiNO ako
KtLIIVINO Rlla-UMATISM AND OoUT, AND
as Unxqualxd DniNficTAirr, Diodo-
la AKO CoUNTM-UllTANT.
OtVnn's Htilihur Soap, beiide. eraill
cating local djuaaea of the .kin, huiehee de
fect, of the compleiioa, and impart, to it
gratifying cleameaa and amoothneaa,
Sulphur SUtthm arc celebrated for caring
eruption, and other di.ra.ra of the .kin. a.
well a, kheamati.ni and Oat frame,'
Hutjthur Sanp produce, the aame tftrrts
at a moat Inning e.prnw. Thi. admirable
a pea tic alM .pee,liljr heal. nm. trmiirt. tnUi.
twnu, tfrmtnt and ruts. It remom dandruff
aad prevent, lb hair from failing out and
laming grajr.
Clothing and linen aaed m the alrk tarns
la diunfectcd, and diaeaaea eoaaananicabbi py
contact arhh the peraoo, pre fan led by it.
The Medical Fraternity sanction Its ate.
Pricei-35 and SO Cutis per Caki; per
Box (S Cakts), 60c and tl.20. .
at. aBat the Wee eatae and Svmby n i.iiln
bat ay a IfcattM.
" MILL'S HAIR AM WRIHKRR DTK,"
SUawa ar Brm, M ( oaaaa.
C I. Wmm!, rrsfr, 7 Rlith JIt., I.T.
rTjSaV
0ur it'll 3tilirrtlmtat.
THE REPUBLICAN,
Pahliahed err Wedaaedej J
GOODLANDER &. LEE,
C'LRAHKIBLU, PA..
Has the Large.; rtrealaUva ef el arr
la Mart Sweater Paaajylvaul.
The large and constantly increasing
circulation of. the Republican,
rondors it val uable to buai noss
moo ss a modiura thro'
which to roach the
' publio.
Tebms or Subscription :
If paid in advance, ... $2 00
If paid after three months', . 2 50
If paid after six months, . , 8 00
When papers are sent outside of the
county puyiuont must bo in advance.
ADVERTISING :
Ten lino, or less, S times, . $160
i
Each subsequent insertion, 50
Administrator' Notices, . . 2 50
Executors' Notices, .... 2 50
Auditors' Notices, .... 2 50
Cautions and Eslrays, . . . I 50
Dissolution Notices, . . , 2 50
Professional Cards, 5 lines, year, 6 00
Special notices, per line, ... 20
YEARLY ADVERTISEMENTS:
Ono squaro, 10 lines, . . . $8 00
Two squares 15 00
Tbreo sqnores, 20 00
One fourth column, .... 60 00
One bull column 70 00
One column, 120 00
in, am: s.
We have always on band s large stock
of blanks ol all descriptions.
8UMMONS,
SUBPOENAS,
EXECUTIONS,
ATTACHMENTS,
ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT,
LEASES,
BONDS,
FEE BILLS,
CONSTABLE'S BLANKS,
&o., Ac, Ac.
JOB PRINTING.
We are prepared to do all kinds of!
PRINTING
sucn as
POSTERS,
PROGRAMMES,
CARDS,
LETTER HEADS,
ENVELOPES,
BILL HEADS, ;
STATEMENTS,
PAMPHLETS,
' .CIRCULARS,
. :io.,Ao., .
IN THE BEST STYLE,
AND ON
.REASONABLE TERMS.
ORDERS BY MAIL
FOR ALL KINDS OF WORK
WILL RECEIVE
PROMPT ATTENTION.
Goodlonder fe Iec,
Clearfield,
Clearfletd Conn., Pa,
pisrtUatuous.
Lalvory ratable.
'pil K and.rtlxned beaa leave to laiera tha peb.
JL lie that ka 1. no. fullr prepare to eeeoatea.
dte aU la tbe .are f.uiaiti.a tl..aaa, IluaaMa,
A-a.. . VriM. W m. . a. . .
M RMNHM Will.. K..I4WM... ..IwBri.
eeiwaea .airo anta awafio.
OKO. W. 8EARHART
Olearl.ld. rob. . ISTt.
a. M'coaatB.
. aaasava.
GCL1CII, Mt'CORELE & CO.'S
FURNITURE ROOMS,
Market Street, Clearfield. Pa,
Wo aanofaestnre nil kinda of Furnitare for
Chamber, Dialog Rooms, Librar.ee ond UaJU.
If yon want fu rait ore of toy kind, don't bay
antil yon too oar flock.
tlNDEItTAKINO
In all It. br.neha., pranptlt attaadad to.
OITLICII, HcCOHKLE SCO.
Claartald, Pa., Fab. , '78.
CtMJtPj
'2H.T33;t'rUtiK-'Nj
4... LJLAJL L
SEWING MACHINES
AT REDUCED RATES!
TUB NEW IMPROVED
Weed Sewing Machine,
ron i.ti.n ntf "
MHom Jl. IleerH,
CLEARFIKLD, PA.
(Reildtnet, Wet Cleat-teld;
Tbo NEW IMPROVED WEED Ii one of the
beet marhinet In the market, aod mm very light
and quiet Iu new ryHoiler Hloel Shuttle nu
only one hole to be threaded, and hoi tie twice u
much thrad aa most any other waohine. It hu
one of tbo beat Narrow llemmen made. Iu
T a,l le if lung and roomy. It bee no geare aad
earn I. It ba no imi or lice-pUte to here
Bifired whil oiling or el an In,;.
Tbe WKKI, betre the late fmproTrnunt, drew
a prlie at the I'arie ExpOfllion in t'rentjsj, nleo,
en awurd at the t'ettieaniai Eipoeiii-'O, and ia
elinofrt evrry (Stale in tbo Uiitoo.
Marbtnre told on Moelhly Psyntnti. Pereuat
hould not buy before eeiug the Near Weed.
Hay, grain, bref cattJe, and tome kindi of old
Maw-hint taken in pert pay for New Machine..
A,l kind of Hewing tlaehlnea cleaned and repair
ed. Alio, dealer in all bind ef rawing Machine
Needlee, Oil, KufHera, Took markara. Caoton,
HanBra, Bnuttiee, t;oeok aprmgi, Ae.
In ordering anything by Irttrr, be rare to girt
name of machine. Cash most aoentutiaoy all
order by mail. Pereoui wantiDg any ether hind
of machine, pleeaa write for price. my 1- 3m
JJARD TIMES
HAVE NO EFFECT
IN FRENCHYILLEI
I am aware toot there are 1000 peraoo a little
hord to pleaee, and I am alio aware that tbe
eomplaint of "hard timet" ia well nigh nnlveraaL
But I am ae aitnnted now that I oao aatiafy the
former aod pro to ooaelaiiToly thai "hard timet"
will not effect thoee who emy thoir gtMtd from ma,
and ail my potroBi ahail bo taltieiod Into the .
rot of
HOW TO AVOID HARD TIMES
I hare gooda enough to aupj.ly all tbe Inhabl
tnnta in the lower end of tbe county which I U
at eireeding low ratee from my mammoth ature in
MI LKONH1 R(i, where I ean nlwaye bo foaa
rnatly to wait upon aollara aad npply tbota enth
Dry Goods of nil Kinds,
Sack n Cloths, SnUnette, Canumeree, M ualiftl
Detain ee, Linen, .trillings., Cnlttooa.
. Trimming!, Kibbona, Laoo,
Roadj-mad Clothing, Boota and Shoot, llati and
Cvpi all of the beet material and made to order
Boat, sot it, uiorea, Minna, lecee, niboont, a
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS.
Coffee, Ten, Bngar, Rioo, Meloaeet, Pith, 6ail
Purkr Lintood Oil. Fnh Oil, Carbon Oil.
Hard ware. Queen trware. Tinware, Caatioga, Ploni
and Plow Caattngt, Nailt, Spiket, Corn Coltiva
tort, Cider Preesat, and all kinda of Aiet.
Perfumery, Palnta, Varnith, Glaaa, and n general
ataorttaent ef Stationery,
GOOD FLOUR,
Of different branda, always on hand, and will be
aold nt tha loweat potilble figure.
J. II. MuClaln't Medicine, Jayne'a MtJicioM
lloitcttar'a and lloofland't bitter.
leOI ponndt of Wool wanted for which fat
higbeet price will he paid. CtoTtttted on hand
au si for tola nt tho lowatt market prion.
Alto, Agent for StrattonvtUe aad CnrwentTillt
Tbrothlng Maohtooo,
ttm-CaJl nod too for yonraelvea. Too will lad
ovary thing mueaJly kept in a retail a lore.
L. M. COUDRIXT.
frenchTille P. 0., A goat 1st, 1874.
BIGLER, YOUNG & REED,
(Sneeetaora to Bey n ton A Tonng,)
FOUNDERS k MACHINISTS
Haanfaotarora af
PORTABLE k STATIONiRI
STEAM ENGINES
Oaraar at Foartb aad Plae SlrMte,
CLEARPIGM), PA.
HA VINO aitaad la th. aaiaraetara ef I
leee MACUINERT.DaraapeelfallTl"
ba pablle that wa are kew prepared to til a
Mder. as aheaple aad aa proaptlva. aaa b. aa
la .or af tba elites. Wa aaaaf.etar. aed .aa1
Mulay and Circular Saw-Milli
Read BkM-ba, Water Wba.li, SbafUa( Pa"1
OlSord'a Injector, Steaa Oaefaa, Sua" WblH
Otlara, Tallow Cap., Oil Capa, Oaaf Corbt,
0xik., Globe Valraa, Cbaek Valraa, ro.(bt It
Pipes, Steaa P.aapa, Boiler read raapa,
rrletlo. Hetrea, Soap Steaa PaealBf, Qaa ft
and all klaS. ef HILL WORE I "I""
with Plates, Sled Soles,
COOK AND PARLOR STOVM
aad etber CASTINGS ef all Hade.
J4P-0rd.r. solicited aad Iliad at ait; t0
All leltere ef laqalre with rafereaes a
ef ear aaaafaelara proapll. aa.wartd, k; ad
kae aa .1 ClMpB.ld P.
'''ytey
,... .urn-,.' -a"'
JaaH If BIOLER, T0WN8 S