Tiotrts.
the MAiiSJcr; urns?-,
Corner of Becoadand Mark. Strttti.
CI EARHI-LI. PA.
frill II aaa aommodioo Hotel im. during
I, the peat year, beea enlarged U double iu
(vraer eepaeity fur tb enurteiuiaefit of atMa
fere aad Miu. The whle building bu ba
refareiabed, u4 the proprietor will ipere bi
puna reader in fueaU eonforuble wbii
tayfec wlik kia.
-The 'Mention Hovae" Omnthm mm to
aid from the Depot as the arrWal aad deperturt
at iuk trait. W. C. CAKUU.S,
Jul 13 rr.tf Propntu-
LLKGUKNY HOTEL
Market fttreet. Clearfield, P.
Wb. 8. Bradley, formorly iiroprlelnr of the
Leonard ll-mie bating kaaed the Allegheny
Hotel, entlaiu bar of public patronage, Tbe
llouee bee beta thorough! rep.irvd ami ae-ily
fa rata tied, and gueeu will And tt a pleasant top
ping place. The taMe b 'applied with tbe
bat of everything ia Iho market. At tb bar
will bo fooud the beet winee aud liqoore. Uovd
ttabling attarbed. Wil. 8. MtAULKY,
May 17,';. Proprietor.
Shaw nousE, '
(Cor. of Market A Front itrMti,)
CLEAHFIELD, PA.
Tho andereigned bar tag ukD charge or ' W
Hotel, would re.peellallji eolion public patrol, 1',-e.
leblt,'l. K. NhHTUN BUAW.
WASHINGTON HOURK,
KK1V WASI1INUT0N, Pi
This ae and well furniaued honre baa booo
takea by tbo anioraigneit. Uo feele confident of
being able to render eeiiafaciloa to tboao who mar
faror bin orith a cell.
Mej 8, 1171. 0. W. DAVIS, Pnp'r.
LOYD HOUSE, .
, M.in Dtract,
PIHLlPbBUHU, PENS'A.
ToMo olwoj. luppliod witb tbo boat tbo marktt
afford.. Tbo truroliog nubile ! inriiod to e&IL
jaa l.'7. ROUKKT LOVU.
County National Bank,
OP CLEAHFIELD, PA.
ROOM in MiMnie UulldinK. odo door north 01
C. U. Wia,in'f Droit 8toro.
Paaiair. Tiok.ti to and from Lirorpool, Quoona
town, ii laigow. London, Haria anil Copenhaftan.
Alao, Draft for aale on the Roval Bank of Ireland
and Imperial Bank of London.
JAMK8 T. LEONARD, Proa't.
W. M. SHAW, Caahler. j.nl,';7
DREXEL & CO.,
No. 31 Suutb Third Htreet, Phlladclihl
And Dealers in Government Securities.
A pliratiuo hj mail will rottaire prumpl attcb
tion, and all inforuiatioB cheerfully fumiha
Ordora aoliatcj. April II if.
P. a. AKXtfLD.
S. W. ARSOLD,
i. I. ir.soLi
F.K.ARNOLD & CO.,
ISankeri4 aiul XSrokci'.s,
ReyuoltlMvllle, Jelferaou Co. Pa
Mottaj repaired on drputit. Discount at tno
dermta raua. Katarn and Koratfrn Kschansaal
rara on band and cullrrtionn promptly made,
koyaoldavilla, ' HH. j
Jcntistrg.
J L. II I1EICIIIIOM),
B IT II G E O S DRXTIKT,
flraduate of tb Pannylrni fnllpir of Dantnl
Pnrfry. (j(Bo in rrtitfauee of Dr. I f i Dp, nppo:U'
tha hhnw Hoima. rhl:i, 'J8-tf.
DR. E.M. THOMPSON,
(I'Cit In Dunk Building.)
Carweliavllle, Clcarlicld Co., Pa.
eh Jl "It tf.
J. M. STEWART,
SURGEON DENTIST,
CLPAHFIELD, PA.
(Office in rraidrnpe, Pecnnd atraf t.)
Nilroaa 0ti4a Oaa adiainiatered for tba pain
aaa extraction of teaib.
Clrarfi.ld. Pa., Mar . 1BTT.It.
lltisrrtUttrottl
.1
OH PRIMTINR OF KVKRT DESCRFP
linn natlf aiTard at thta nllim.
MEAT MARKET.
F. M. CARDON & BRO.,
Oa Harkat EL, nt door watt of Man too Ilonaa,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
Oar arrangr-maRta aro rf tha noat enaiplota
aharaeter tor furni thing tbo puhllo with Freab
MaU of all bind, and of tho vary bait quality.
Wo alao daal i all kiada of AitrteoUural Itsplo
wta, which wawp on aihthiiion fe'r tha beo
At f tba pub) to. Call around wbao ia Iowa
taad taka a look at things, or addrraa ua
V. K. CAHDuN A PRO.
Cloarflald, Pa., July 14, 1874 tf.
Jual Rtfirod by ARXULP. at
CUKWENSViLLE :
Cap Load Nora Hnolia Planler !
Car lxad pure Corn, Rye and OaU
Chop !
Car Load D oaken Salt !
Car IjOihI Choico Family Tlour !
CarLnHd Dry (ioxii. Groceries, &c.'.
jfeir.Shinirle-, I!. irk, IE. R. Tii and
Gruin will bo taknn in pxchunge.
Curwcnavillo, May 1, 1H73.
'Til COn W E TKI'HT.-A1I "than nan
X Py fuf ,n'r VR'k kfira it leavaa lb
bop. And aa all Arab la at tba grata of tlia field,
and tba nromiaaa of men aro lit a tha fluwrra
tbaroaif thay ara giroa ooo day and forgot ten
iho aaat tbf taforo it ia bat 0 -t to trait any body.
All kiada of work will bo dro ia tbli ahop for
aib wt raady pay lloota and iboci of all aiiea
aad atylaa tha bit and rhoapart in towa.
I hara miorrd aiy abop to tba lowar and of
towa, ia Taylor' row, on Ratd itrcet, near the
depot, whvra 1 will ta 'onnd at alt tmaa, waitinn
for taatomara. All work warraatad good aad
heap.
Alao, all kiada of Laatbar and Shoo Finding!
for aaia
Tba ciHtaaa of Clear! aid aad Tidal ty ara
apoetfaily larltad to gtva mm a fall.
JOS. II. DfcEHINO,
Cloarftcld, Pa JoIt II,
READING FOR ALL 1 1
BOOKS STATIONERY.
Market St.. Clearfield, (at tlia Poit Office.)
rfllll aDdaraigned bra learo ta anaonaoo ti
X tha alUtana of Cltarfltld and Trinity, that
ho baa ttied ap a room and baa Jaat rtturnad
Iroaa tha eity with a largo aaoaat of raadiag
aaaiiar, toaaiattag ia part or
Billet and Miscellaneous Books,
Blaak. Aoraniit aad Paaa Booki of ovary da
oriptian; Papr aad Rnvalnpca, Franeh praaaan
ail plain i fan a4 mctiai uiana Mgai
Paart, Oaodi, Mortgagaa) Julgiaott, Biauip
Voa and Pruanaarv auiMj Whiu and Parch
want Brlaf, Ugal Cap, Kw-rd Cp. and ilili Cap,
bhaot Maaio, for oitaor Piau, Flata or Violin,
aonataatly oa hand. Any boka or atattonar)
4oaird that I say aoi bava oa band, will ba orured
y Irat tiprttt, aad add at wbolttala or rauil
to nit oaatoairra. I will alao bacp pariodieal
nwratara,aaa aa Hafattaoa, nawfpapara, A.
P. A. UAIL1N.
Oaarfiald. May T, IMHMf
The BeU s Bun Woolen Faetor)
Pan tawaahlp, CUartaU Co Pa.
BVRRBD OUTI
BBT HO
BURNED U P I
TaoeabeeribereheTe,at froatelneaaa.rebaiHa
ajeighnerhood aeeaeattj, ta too ereetioa or a Sret
ahue Woolen MaaafactorT, with all the aaodera
imnrerooaonta attached, aad are prepared ta eaafco
ll htada af Clothe, CaHiaaarea, Satiaetu. Blaa
.la, rauaaela, Ae. Pleal af foodo a. haad la
aaf ,1 aN aaraM aaa a I ihiui aoaeaeteaaara,
araea era aah ae eaeia aad alaatlaa ear (teak.
Tha haataaeo ad
CAKDINO AND Fl'LLISU
will reeai. aar aapeelal attealioa. Proper
arraaaaaaaata will ho Bade re roaotro aad eMiew
wTaaLtaaaitaaatoaaera. All work warraatad aad
eteaa aaoa tha ehartaet aottaa, aad h; atrtat attea
iea u haeiaeea we hope ta raaliaa a liberal ehare
mf f abUa aatroaag a.
IOANM POUNDS WOOL WANTIDI
ul aeU aar aaaaafaetared f oaae aa law aa eiaailar
iraada eaa ha haaghl la the eeaete, aad waaaaear
wa fail la reader raaaeaabla eetiefeetiea era aaa
ewara ha feaad at haaaa read; ta raahe pnraar
ajaw lieallia, atlher ia aaree. or h; letter.
JIMU JOHNSON A SONS,
aprUMlf Bewer P. 0.
Our Otrn drfrtiifrac at.
THE REPUBLICAN,
Pebllahed tITt W.daeidej bj
GOODLANDER & LEE,
ILfcAltKIELD, PAm
Mm lb I.erfeet I Uralatloa of my pr
In Narthwcatara Peoneylraiiia.
Tue largo and constantly increaaing
circulation of tha Kipidlican,
rendora it valuable tobuninea"
men aa a modium thro'
which to roach tho
public.
TtBM or SuRbCKirTiox :
If paid in advance, . . . 12 00
If paid after threo month,, . 2 50
If paid alter lix mouth", . . 8 00
Whon papers aro tent outtide of tho
county payment rauatbe in advance.
ADVERTISING :
Ten linea, or leaa, S timc, . tl 50
Each aubsequcnt imertion, 50
Adminiatratt r' Nolicea, . . 2 50
Exocntora' Notice?, .... 2 50
Audrtora' Nolice, .... 2 50
Cautiont and E.itrays, . , . 1 50
Disnolulion Notice, . . . 2 50
Proloaaionul Cards, 5 linea, year, 5 00
Special noticea, per lino, . . . 20
YEAUI.Y ADVERTISEMENTS :
Uno squaro, 10 lines, ... IS 00
Two aqnares, 15 00
Thrco squaren, ..... 20 00
One fourth column, . . . . 50 00
One half column, .... 70 00
One column 120 00
We hare always on hand a large stock
of blanks ol all descriptions.
SUMMONS.
SUBPCENAS,
EXECUTIONS,
ATTACHMENTS,
ARTICLE3 OF AGREEMENT,
LEASES,
BONDS,
FEE BILLS,
CONSTABLE'S BLANKS,
4c, 4c, Ac.
JOB PRINTING.
Wo aro prepared to do all kinds of
PRINTING!
SUCH AS
POSTERS,
PROGRAMMES,
.CARDS,
LETTER HEADS,
ENVELOPES,
BILL HEADS,
STATEMENTS,
PAMPHLETS,
.CIRCULARS,
(Ac, 4c,
IN THE BEST 8TTLE,
AND ON
REASONABLE TERMS.
ORDERS BY MAIL
FOR ALL KINDS OF WORK
WILL RECEIVE
PROMPT ATTENTION.
GooIInntI?r A Iee,
Clearfield,
Clearfield County, Fa.
Wisfrttaurotts.
war ii
i eMMtowyeara ( r,
in r-i in in
71" C'""-' (r :''
ill iu ii r ii v
,itl ll'llr
to did. Ill si
l ll a Ji, a nil III..
raereof tlit kUu
IimniKH iirtn, i.r-ni.
nromlnrii'-t t 1 ICti-nt
r.,. I. I'., irk'., ai.
ill :s II KM 1.11 v
In ill. HiiJ., tlnrk. cit I lii'. l.riK-i'il Hi In).
altinn'milt. Ill NT'M Itflia.ill run., a'.ia
Ill, I rmnle llm 'an .. Dl iliirli.-a Mi . 11, 1 .1,..
.1 Aaprllli., Hrlplii'e Di-rii. til tin. ft .1-
lioeaiilan I null'
Of.an III'M'V
I II t tlFliV I- l"t
a,,f .aii'ir.""!.. i3!'i
but) li. ai l luc ii'i' . t r-
III rn 111..1JI ...
I'litl.V ti.r in..
alKito r-.raM-a h hI
nn urrr beau
Jii'OWa 10 fall.
.jce it 'i ii' i. u i it it- ,',
1. tirrwun il K.v.
line inai hui cub.
Tine yon.
arnul lor patnplilct to r !
Litli-Ja
REMOVAL !
James In ic&vyy
Hiving purehaaed Iba antira atofk t Kr-d
Saeaatt, brby gitea Dottt-athat ha hti m- re
Into tba room latal oreuiid h. Rat-d A llatfrriy
oa Hacond ttract, wbcro n la pri-pared to oiler t
tha pu'lia
COOK STOVES,
IIE.1TI.rtl ..!
PARLOR STOVES,
of the la t fit luprorrd pntlarna, at low p lcn.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
Gas Fixturos and Tinware.
Roofltiir, F,onlina, ritml.ira Oaa Fittinc., and
Rcjja nox Huni.a a eii'iU-r. Ail
work warrnaled.
Anttliinf In mj line will re ordrr.il aprcial II
deaired. JAS. I. I.KAVY,
I'n'nri.lor.
F11KD. RAChtTr,
Acrtit.
Ciearncd, I'a., Joljr .1, ICTS-lf.
TEE 12LD POEI. g
nUMPHEETB'
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
Hrn in rrnrral u-icfor twfnt f yearn,
Evrrrwhrre proTrit tlio rmi-f !''
hiyipi.k, M-oSoHicti.aod 1:1 i'iir:r
tnrdlrMiea knnwii, 1 lioy lire jut wlint
the people want, anvin tliuc, monpy.
Irknraa and aufl. rlnff. l:rrr ainKie
aprrifln the rvil tried pcr--ritiua ut
u eaiincut plif alciau.
Not. Cnrrr. Ctnl.
1. PfTf ra, Cn-iprati'm, lnflummntton-, . .
f- Worm. WnnaFfv.r, .Vurmt . , W
I ('ryintt-roUr, or TiftlmiR of Infaata,. IS
4. n.arrhira, of ( hiliirert or Ailulu, . . m
ft. Il)raiery, OrliilUL; lillloiiibCiAlic, . . So
IL ( liolrra-Hnrltii, Vonjiiti, . , . , its
T. t iiiitIi. Cold, ISfotif-blii SI
8. lVrarnlsia, ToorhNtlie. Kort-iith'1, . . M
f. HradurliPs, Sirk l( mtat hn, Vertigo, . tl
ia y-pi-la, biiioii- 8t"ii rh a
11. Mipiirrnaril, or I'alnful Ti ilra, . , . S.
12. M Intra, too I'loftisfl pi fl. l rs
II t'rillli. CnaKh, I fiicnll li-t'ith!ii7. . , 1
It. hnl Ithriiiii, ErjifK In. Kmfiti.-ui. . il
15. llliriinintlMiti, lun uri lc I'ina, . . S5
I A, Fcvrrnutl Aut, (l-ii. i : vr, Auum, , 6)
17. I'llri, bund or bk'-d iij fv)
II Oililh:ilmy, anl S u " V aV Fyra, , 60
19, I atnrrh. a nf or -hi-u... Iiirtrionzi, , W
W. W honp nj- iiiixli, viola ri cuba, . .V)
tl. Atlililia. ofi'rfM'd r!ra(li:ii7, . . , W
ti Far llit'h.irc. lr:..-.iri.d ti.r.rin-, . M
61. hrtMitnlfl, ctil-iriTfil piuiid", lUnc, . W
tl. t.rn-r;.l ViWA ry, l'tt-.i.:il WLulUicea, . 60
V5. Ilrl. a rl sraiitv Hrvntit'tr 60
IA. hi'A.hi rniir, alckru-a fruii rit'Ulff, . 60
tT. hlilnrlirnr1, Gravel Nl
W. lrvllls llf.tility. Vital Wiakuraa, 1 00
t:. K'ut .,:i:i'b, Can)xrr w
tf. I r.n:trv t-j U n?, wrtlln? the bed, U
tl. 1'u'iitul P: ritlJ, oi v-iih S;'n.'in, , . Ui
91 Dim-iic nl Mr.irl, pdlpiiatmn. ctf. , 1 tn
M. i:i.tli !i.cv, Sjit-mn. tf. Villi' Il.irtca, . 1 m
SL 111 1 li. .''n ii ! I'.ttct! turn thmat, . , M
S& f lirun . ' 1:1 ff-t:m ai.d L.-Jpiioufl, tut
rmaf.M' -' m arii'i a'w.o 35 I::r,,v rinla
Whtuuitl ui litxiipua, $10.00
Cttac aInr(K-:o. f iJ,i lrr;e ill and Ikuk, 6 .00
Thrar rrtii'-ip nr.1 unit lay f '.f r.ie
Bin trip bo:. -r x nl.ti r.i.y pun aif t lie
mituir), Irrt? il i Iiarc, ou rcc-lyl u(
Erlre. A t "
iiniphrt" ' ir 'fMpiriv?tirro.
Uttufai'd ii"-i fnl'i i. St. ru'wVorit.
r.ipfc.,,;.' ' it I rn-rKi-it,
tW nun.r.h.;-i:yu Epccliio Mannal on tlio
oaro and trcaiLQ. nt of disai;o aad its cuw,
aont rili,ii en cppli'mtioii.
?E0. WEAVER & CO,,
SECOND STIIKHT.
CLEARFIELD, PA.
Itara obaoad op. In tha ttora ronai lately nacurlfd
by Wearrr A lletta, on Kvtwod atreat, a larga aod
wall aalertad atok of
Dry - Goods, Groceries,
BOOTS AND SHOKS,
Ql'EENSWAUB, V.OOI1 A WILLOW WAKK,
HAT.' AND CA?S,
FLOUR, FEED, SALT, &c.
ffbich ihty will dipoi of at naiotiahla rata
(or ttta, or cirbiuiga lor eouatr prouuea.
OEORUE WKAVER k CO.
CImHUM. P . Jan. f. IK7.lf.
N
EW
FlaOUIt. FKEI,
GROCERY
STORE.
JOHN F. KRAMER,
Ranal
No. 4V Piaa Opera llouoe.
Clearflald, Pa.
KeeaeeaBaaatly aa head
SUOAR,
COfFEl,
TIAS,
SODA,
COAL OIL
SVRI'P,
SALT,
SPICEB,
tout,
Caaaad.aal Dried Fraita, ToVaeea, Clcara, Caa
dlea, Cider Vinegar, Batter, Kfgi, Ae.
tUI), EXTRA HOME MADE
Wheat and Buckwheat Flour.
Corn Meal, Chop, Feed, ic,
AD af whlea WIS ha aald aha., for aaeh at la
aaeaaaaa fee aeejntn araaaaa.
JOll . ERAWER
Clearl,!, Nor. II, isrt. if.
THE
It K l! II 1U I r iiiUriH. I Lu.l Ihm n miminaUd and vote of tlio niuinicl anil crii.lc.l
ULl UUljU'.li.tt olcKcd witbout ono limitation ol laionor. of tl.o nalinn by mi nnailiilu-r.
;fy pctfjct li:-Jt.ju;Ki!csirt. To bnvojcilliilsoliood ia tU moat liana and nm-j
ci.KAiu iKi.D, r..
WKDXK5.1AY. M'litMXil, NOV II l:,
Ttiv in that yrixas.
rilu.M (li'V. TIl.DkS Til 'l,i'K!UA t'l'I'lIKH
TILKIIIAMtl A sllffl'IMI AMI
CiiM l.l'HIVK I'l.MAL.
Ntw Yiiiik, Oitilier, 17 The ful
biwinji card l'.vi V.vT.'..'.:v .Va j'tl
been j;iveii to the i'i-m:
I have read the iuhlf atinna in (he
Tribune of the Hih innt , piirpm ling to
be truli-ilutioti ol typher telefrrania
rcUtin o the eaiivana id vutea In
Fluridu, at the IVoMih-nliul i lerliun nl
1 870, und have limited over those print
en ill mo nt,uiu una iiiuiinii-,', reiaiiii'.' ,
to thu (UMVUH.H in Si mi 1 1 1 Curulitiu,
the tUIIVUIW 111 Sllllth t.arullllu, I '
huvu no kmnvlvilo uf llie vxiitcnrt u
tiit-rtu icK'grutn-, nor uny inlorinulioti
ubuut tbcin, oxL'vjit wlmt bit been do
rivfti !mni or hiih-i. iliu MiblK-uLiun ul
i tin Tribune. St mui-li fur ihwe tulo
grttn.H Morally. I kIiuII ru tiU yot
miiio Hjiccitimlly lo nnnie oi tltein.
T'Vv"!' TIium vhii- h relate lo tin oflV r
purporting tu bnvo been nuutu in bu
bulf of mono nii'i:ihcrt uf tho State
Board of C'ai.u-er ot Ftoridn, tn
givu, for a pecuniary eomptii.t-ttlinn,
eerlilk'uU'H to tho .moeratiu eleetorit
wlio bml been ndnully i-boen. Nonu
of tlieo teieramfi or uny telegrum
eoinniuniealin hucIi un i-tTr, or uii-
HWcrinj iueb tin oftet' or relating to
Hiieli un urtei', HUHi-etn by me, truim
luted to tue, or tho eonteniH ut it in
uny manner minlo known to mu 1
bud no kiiOavlei.o uf the existence or
purport ol uny teleiain relutin to
that KiibjVct, nor did I leuru tbut the
fut't that HUfh un olTer of tbu Florida
co it i lieu I e. bud Ik en made until lon
ufter iheKixth tf Decvtnber, ut wliieb
tiino tbo rei Idieulen wero delivered
und the ibclouil vtilen e;it, und when
tbo inf. iniiii'ion casually n-uebed rue.
us of a purt event, it vnnn ornpaniid
by the flLulcment tli.it llie nlTer bud
been rejei ted.
Secondly An to llie publieuiioiH in
tbo Tribune t ih'xn niornin, purport
ing to bo trun-lutiniis of eypber telo
luiuit retutini; to tbo cunvux. of voti-H
in South Curulina in lS7iI, wbieh 1 have
teen Mine I wn lo the loreoin. I ran
wuk of them no I, deliuilely und
ponilivtly. Xooneof nut b teleniinn,
either in t-ypber or translated, huh
ever hbown lo r Ua (-ontentH made
known to me. No .,(1. r, no negolia-;
lion in hehull of the Suite canvassers!
of South Carolina or uny ot them or
anv ilealii.g w ilh any i f litem in re
pcet lo the i-etlifii'iites to lite elei'tors
was authorize! or suni-tion il iu any
niuniier by me, direi lly or through any
other jierson.
1 ill add tiint no offer lo give the
certifieutes of any flL'turning Hoard or
Stulo L'auva'sera of any Stale to the
Denioerntic electors, in CMiHiderulion
of pronii-es ol otii.-o, or money, or
properly; no Herniation of that na
luru iu bthi.lf of any member of sueh
B und or with any such members w as
made. No ultempt to influence the
action of any elector ol President aud
Vico President, by any sui Ii motives,
was ever onurluined, considered, or
tolerated by me, or by anybody wilh
my influence, by my consent or with
my knowledge or acquiescence. No
such contemplated transaction could,
ut any tiino, bare come within range
ol my power without thai power being
instantly exerted to crush it out.
A belief was doubtless current that
certificates from Plorida, conforming
lo the uctuul role of the people, were
in the muikct. " I have not the slight
est doubt in tho world," s.iid Mr. Sal
tonntall, who was in Florida at the
time, in a recent interview w ith the
Ihrnhl. That that (Florida) vole
could have been bought if Mr. Tildeii
had been dishonorable enough, to de
sire it, and for a greut deal less than
S5n,000 or eO.OOU. It was known
I Ii ti t cither ono oi tho two members
whocomposcda majority of the Florida
Slate Canvashcrs could control its ac
tion, and give the certfitates to the
democrats. Either one of them could
settle thu I't'esidenliul controversy in
favor of the Dcnioi rulio candidates,
who lucked hut one vote." How ne.
cssible to venal inducements lliey
wcre. was shown by llie testimony ol Jle-
Linn, tho (.'liaiiiniin of tho Hoard ot
S'.ato Canvassers, in his examination
bcloro tho Potter Commillco in j.ine
lust. He admitted that the true role
of the people ol Florida was in favor
of the Democratic electors, and that
fact even appeared on the face of the
county returns, including among them
iho truo return from linker county,
notwithstanding tho great frauds
against iho Democrats in some of the
county returns. lie also contessed
that in voting to give certificates to
tho Itc publican rh etors he acted under
the influenco of promises that he
should bo rewarded in case Mr. Hayes
became tlio Prehlent, adding that
" certainly these promises must have
had a strong control over my judg
ment and action
After tho certificates of tho Louisiana
Returning Hoard had been repeatedly
olli icd lo Mr. Hewitt and others lor
money, they were given in favor ol
tho Republican electors, who had been
rejected by a large majority of the
voters, and iho members of this Re
turning Hoard now possesses the most
important Federal ofilco in that State.
The prnjnant ii'i ahcoy remains thai
none of thist corrupt BwirJi gate thrir
rrrtiticntet to Democratic eleetort, but they
all tltd give them to HcpuUican elector!.
I had a perleclly fixed purpose, from
which I never deviated in word
act s purpose which was known to
or assumed by all with whom 1 was in
habitual communication. If the Presi
dency of tho United Slates was lo be
disposed ol by certificates lo bo won
from corrupt Reluming Hoards by any
form of venal inducements, whother
of office or money , 1 was resolved to
take no part in llie shameful competi
tion, and 1 took none.
The main Interest of tho victory
which resulted in my election, was the
expectation that, through llie Chiel
Mugis racy, syatem of lelorms riu.ilar
to that which had been accomplished
in our metropolis and 8lalu ndniinia
tration, w ould bu achieved in the Fed
eral tjovcrnmnil. .For tins object il
was necessary 1 should bu untram
melled by any commitment in the
choice of men to txeculo tlio official
trustsof tho Government, and untram
melled by any obligations to special
' vat!ln;i of ilii, txiaiiion by a Ujrad.
1 inj; comitftii ion fur Ili'lnrniiif; llnard
!curtifii'uti' would In.t. lit fii In iibaii-
'dun all lliat in .i.l.i iit,.rv d.'.ruli!i'.
ev. ry tiling M bich rnultl bavu ausluimd I
me in the lurirer atriti.'ii that vn toi v i
weald bave implied Uhiii me. I waa
resiilved to k intn the Pieaidetilial
i l.iiir in lull loiiiiiiunil id all my ro
i hi rr cm fur uiufjlneu ir nut. at all.
While t la ti ta ulintaiTiini.' frum an innmin-
tiita cninpetitioii fur atii-h cerlillralea,
obtained fur the riejiiihliran eleelura,
who bud not been elmaen by tbo trooplo. i
und denied to thu Democratic elector, i
who had been eleven by tho people, j
Thee fulfo und fraud u lout ferlitb-ulcH,
now ,.(,,,.,1 ,,r0V(.j to bavo been I
,,hll,,l hv i,l,.,.,n..,,l. ur.,
1
al.orwurd mu lotlie pretext for taking
from tho people their rightful choico
for President and Vico PreldcMit
Those corlitli'utts were declared by tb
tribunal to wbiib t'.'t'ret- had ubdio
luted tho funcii'Mi of deciding tbo fount
of tlio di-pl.ted el 'ct'iral vote, lo ho
tho abdolulo und indiKpulablu convey
unco of lillo to tbo Cbiel Mugir-lruey
of tbo nation. Florida, which had
united ull her executive, logiclativc and
judiciul powers to tostify to Congres,
loiij bttoro tbo fount, who were her
enuino uj ill, whu b bud by fttntutc,
catit-ed tt re.utivursH of tbo iauu of tlio
new eenifUalei, and a Inimul Hiver
eign uu I hm linn ion ot the ribt of truo
elector to depoii vole entitled lobe
counted, w u bebl t be in( npublo to
cominunicule lo C'onrer? a hu t which
eunnot now bo diNpuled. Convict,
ibouh vested by tbo Constitution
wilh authority to fount tbo tlec loral
vole, though unre-tricted either us to
tiino when it tdiould receive evidence,
or nt to tho nuturo of that evidence,
und though tuljeet to no appeal from
itt dcHion. wu dei lared ti huvo no
power to uuidu it oun fount by any
inlorii.utinrt it could obiuin, or by any
authority which it might accept from
Ibe wronged und betrayed State, whor-e
vote wu u bo u I to bo fuUiticd.
Tho monstrnm foncbiion was tbufl
reiiched that the u t of ono man hold
ing the deciding vote in u Board of
State Cunvus!.!- (for w about bi con
currenco fruudt of other returning
board would huvo fuilcd) in giving
ccrliftVute known at iho time, and
now, by himself, eonfewHcd to bo falee
and fraudulent, and conlensed to have
0,iuini., ,v nmmiso til office,
wrllfi,.,l,t.,w,,wc,.lmrttl.u.rwainown
moiillis bilote Congress eouhl begin
tlio count, must prevail over all the ;
remedial powers of iho Statool Florida
an 1 of the Congress of tho United
Slates combine I. and must dispose of
llie Chief Magistracy of ibis Republic.
(Signed) S. J. TILDKN.
Xr.w York, Oct. 11, 1878.
soi.niKits i. rouncs
The following is in reply to the
"SnldierV Lciig'ie'' cireul.ir, lately
printed:
PlIILADriLNIlA, Oct. 20, 1878
Cel.. RotitBT L. Onu, President Peiin-
aylvania Soldiers' League :
My Deaii Colonel: I huvo the honor
lo acknowledge Iho receipt of your
communication of tho 17th inst., in
which you assert "that all tho laws
for the benefit of pensioners havo been
passed by a Republican Congress," and
that "investigation will convince" mo
"that tho Democracy hare opposed
every measure in their behalf." I have
given tho sol ject the investigation you
ak, and yon are grossly ignorant of
the niutler or havo wilfully misrepre
sented facts. 1 find that in every case
tho Democratic party have cordially
supported all measures looking to the
welfare of tho soldier and the pension
er; as proof, read Iho following acts
passed by the Democratic House ol
Representatives :
Act ol Juno 20, 187C, lo equalize Ibe
bounties of soldiers.
Act of Murch 3, 1877 and June 10,
1878, lo provide that pensions shall
coinmuico tit tho dale o! discharge,
and lor tho payment of arrears ol
pensions.
Act of June If, 1 878, lo enforce the
v. ill of the people in regard to the dis
abled soldiers.
Act of May 23, 1878, to increase Iho
pension of all soldiers wdio have lost
an arm or leg to f-4 per month.
Act of April 11,1877, providing that
thu office of pension agent shall be
filled by wounded or disabled soldiers.
Act of June 17, 878, lo increase the
pension of all persons w ho have lost
bulh hands, bull) leel or both cyca to
(72 per month.
Aclof March 8, 1878, to prevent at
torneys ot er charging tho pensioners.
Ai t of June 13, 178, to provide
fourteen messengers for the House, at
(1,200 per annum each, providing that
such messengers ehull havo served in
the Union army.
Ad January 17, 1878, to provide for
paying soldiers ol the Mexican War
three months' extra pay.
Act ol May 21, 1878, to provide that
when tho soldier's vvidow remarries
tho pension shall bo continued to tho
children.
Act of March 9, 1878, to pension all
soldiers of the War of 1812 or their
widows.
Act of February 23, 1878, to pension
all soldiers who have served iu tho
Mexican or iho Florida wars.
Act of June 13, 1878, lo increase the
pension of (icncrul Shields to 1100 per
monih.
In addition lo ihcsc acts, all of which
passed the Democratic IIouso of Rep
resentatives, the pension committee re
ported favorably on two hundred and
seven'y seven privato pension bills.
In pursuing the investigation still
further, 1 find in tbo last Congress a
bill was reported " to enable officers nl
the Union army to recover compensa
tion for lost horses." This bill was
passed by the Democratiu House, but
was killed in the Republican Senate,
but the Democratic House insisted
upon it, and the Senate was forced in
yield, and the act of August 13, 1876,
bocamo a law by tho obstinacy of tho
Democratic House in tho interest ol
the Union soldiers.
Now, I hare said enough to convince
you that you made a grave mistake
when you asserted that all the laws fir
the benelil or ienaionera were passed
by Republican legislators. Of all tba
despicable moans employed by the
unscrupulous politician to benefit bis
party, this attempt to influence) the
In aiiamcr 10 yonr nn-nlar tt Si p- j
limlur 10, wliuroin J im k niflovule
tlni l!i iul.!iuaii tii kut Iwcaiiau lh
tniuliclulia wtru an!iln:n," inc , i-lf I !
will cuy our t'Xni iunco of Xt.-j.til'luuti
aiililiira who bavo held ollice ban i.ot
boon ot thu nioft iku-in iiuluro.
re sident (irniit wu.u boldier.un l un
der bin udniininliuiion wy liave hren
tho iA-Kihlufuro of wvcrci-n Suio'
lii-herwii by tbo bayonet of Federul
w.bliein ; und uyuin wo huvo witnessed
un ununned auntinvl. with tbo rank oi
eurwrul, puuing upon iho quubtioa
lions of member of a Stulo l-t.!. j
ture Holioveauen thl uilinuibod
miilier lining tho army to bold tho poo-
l.le
tif the Southern Stale in ubjec-
linn ul.il., ll, mat lii.rilu (,f l-uriH't-
-- - I
baggor robbed them, takingfroin them
everything they hud-except they elh'W
fever and finally cloning hi adminta
trution by utuinii wilh hi iialu
eiiee. and tho army, tho Heturning
Ihiarda ot Douiiuna and Florida in
their infumous vturk of counting out
the legally elected Frvrtident and plac
ing an usurper in tho chair of Wash
ington. It waa a Republican aoldicrGcii
crul Ailelbert Ames tvho wu forced
to resign the (fovernorKhip of iliN-i-nippf
to uvoid being impeached for high
eriuie, Il u a Xtepublicuu soldier
Cieiicrul IK Ik nap who pntilutcd the
high otllt e of Seen tary ol War by the
moH di-graceful crinnis ever pcrpclra
led by a public offlccr. It wa a Ue
pnblicaii Nildior ticneral Kulborlord
U. Hayes who accepted tbo oflico of
President of tho I'nttcd State., know
ing it to benlolonand who rj warded the
men uboa-Mled in tho great crimo by
promptly appointing them to ofTh-e
It was a Republican Mjldier (.icncrul
Uailranlt who ngncd tbo HecordorV
bill ; "un act to rob tho people of Phil
adelphia that fund might bo obtained
wherewith to conduct this political
campaign, ami another Kt-piitmau
soldier Colonel A. K. Dunkel volcd
for Ibis iiil'umous measure. Hut w hy
continue the list ? It would take a life
time to recapitulate all the durk deeds
of the Republican soldiers who have
held cilice.
Now, I will call your attention lo one
or two fic Is, showing the lore the Re
publican parly bears the soldier. In
18C5 Congress pnwd an act ' that all
soldiers disabled in the service should
be preferred lor appointment t public
offices." The Democratic House pass-1
ed an act. Juno D, 1878, to enforce this
law, and providing punishment for all
persons violating it. How has this
ar t of Congress been observed ? Ol'
the eighty-five thousand Federal office
holders, how many ara ex-soldiers?
In this City of Hmthcily Love where
are they ? Is the Collector of ibis Port
a soldier? iho Postmaster, Director of
the Mint, or Naval Officer? Hut, as
his act did not speedy " Union sol
diers," perhaps (reneral (irant thought
he was observing it w hen ho appointed
in the departments nineteen of Mosby's
guerillas and the daughter of the man
Jackson, who shot tho lamented- Ells
worth ; and, for tho same reason. Pres
ident Hayes may bavo thought he was
obeying tho law when ho reeunlly ap
pointed the Rebel General Longslrect
to a lucrativo position, and when he
appointed Mosby, tho guerilla chief, lo
a 14,000 Consulship, 1 might tellyou
of the equalization of the bounty bill
which passed the Forty.third Congress,
and was promptly vetoed by tbo sol
dier, General Grant, and of the twenty-
five Republican members of llie House
ot Representatives who voted against
pensioning the old soldiers of 1812,
and of many other heartless acts of
the Republican party towards tbo sol
diers, but 1 relrain. In conclusion, I en
close an invitation signed by three
hundred ex officers of the Union army,
a-king you to ubandon the parly of
Longslrect and Hclknnp, ol Mosby
and Habcock. of Ames and Jackson,
the slayer ol Kl'sworth; of Hnrtranfl
and " Dunkel, ol Recorder bill fame;"
and join that of MeClellan, of Anlio
lam; of Hancock, of Rpottsylvania ;
Franklin, of Fredericksburg ; ol " Fight
ing Joe Hooker," andSeileand Couch,
Rosecrans, Rtonoman, Slocom, Buell,
Williams. Stcadman, Shields, Warren,
Farnsworlb, Mansur, of the War Gov
ernor, Andrew G. Curiin whom wo
all honor, esteem and lovo and tbo
thousand gallant soldiers who have
never stained their record by their
crimes and betrayal of sacred trusts.
Respectfully, your obedient servant.
St. Claib A. Mlluolland.
A SlLXflA CASH JS PIT'fS-
nuua.
discharoi or A PRISONER. HABEAS
CORPUS CASE BEFORE JtOOK KIRK- ,
PATRICK AN INTIRKSTINQ
AND IMPORTANT POINT
AT LAW ON IMPOSI.IQ
riNES.
Qn the morning of the 25ih of Oc
tober, J. M. Caldwell, K-q.,madu a mo
tion before Judgo Kirkpatrick's court
to bave Charles Eunia, who was sent
to jail for working on Sunday, as a
siroel car conductor, by Alderman
Haddock, released on writ of habeat
eorput. Mr. Caldwell said the commit.
ment was defective, and aakod to sub
mit the following affidavits;
. Simnel Clark being sworn said be
was present at Alderman Haddock's
office on October l!)lh, during hearing
nflhecase of Commonwealth vs Clins.
Funis, charged with working on Run.
day. At Ilia conclusion ol iho hearing
Alderman Haddock did hot pionnunce
any formal judgment of conviction
upon said defendant, but after rcmaric.
inglhat be believed Irom the testimony
that defendant was the conductor of a
car on that day, bo would decide that'
lie must pay (25 and costs of tho suit,
aud in delault of payment he would
send him lo jail for twenty days. The
alderman did not ask defendant if be
had any property of any kind. lie
demanded the money lorthwiih. This
deponent then offered to become s-
curiiy for defendant for the fine and
coals, but the alderman refused to lake
dcMinciit for bail, although deponent
was ready and willing to qualify that
be was worth ( 1 ,000 over and above
bis liability. The alderman said he
would not tuko any bail. Ho then
sentenced llie delundanl twenty days
to Iho county Jail.
Samuel MeCullon awore that be was
present at Aldormaa Haddock's office
during the trial of Cbsa. Fnnis. Did
not bear tb Alderman render any
fi.rmal jiidiiiuntolKuillytli delcndunl,
but board bim cnlenoe defendant to
uy ?.'5 nml nwt. Kiftrtl Samnel
hm, hut iiie AMt.tman Surrnuvii.-.T..
nut lake nnv bail. The Alder nan iliil
mil ak iiil. ndant or any one else if
be bad uny i.Hiiwiiy
lUard ilm AI-
tii - rtiKiii my bo inut bave the money
I'T the uno anil cuiioiiuiiii
Tho CnurV K'fiiHed to bear tbo
affidavits.
Mr John H. llamotoii, who was in-
U'rlt - - Out KnJiy suit, wid
that il huh impoMiblo to iend a man
tojuil w itboiit levying on Li i,'ood at
fiit for tho amount of tho fino. Ur.
J. Sluglu iuid he, too, wa intoroMed in
their iuit, and that ho wmueU to hdow
tlmt Ilm commitment Has not regulur.
It merely mid tlmt Erinis was guilty
of " working on Siimlaj-," without sny
irHhul Leiliil. 1 1 titles not show any
olfunaa under lliu act of 1794. All
Hulk on Sunday i-t not illegal, and In
onler to, aenil this man tojuil il must
bu Milled wlmt he U guiliy of. It
tliH-K not aliow that- the magistrate at
tenipled to culled the Alio from the
diT. ihIuhi'k giHxU, although ihnl is
(Mwiiively iiecewMiry. Mr. C C. Ta) lor
uNo snpiorled thisTiew of tho mallur,
un I aaid there must ha a return nl
no goods."
The Coiift aakvtl Mr. T. II. Davis,
attointy lur the t'ominonweallli, what
hud liven done in regard to levy ing on
the goods of the defendant. Tho law
never intended lo imprison anybody II
a llnu ciin Id he colheted out of his
giHids.
Mr. Oitris said that a good deal of
the a t was surplusage.
Judge Kirkpulrh k "That is an ex
traordinary remark air. It Is a strange
thing to say thul a man tniibt be sent
tojuil without giving him a chunceto
pay his fine
A half dor.cn dilferent counsel ull
heguu tulking together at the same
lime and I lu re was a wonderful ap
pouting to alt kinds of Acts of Assem
hly und similar authorities.
Thu Court then read the fourth sec
tion of the act of 1704, and said that
this sec'.inn referred cnlirely lo cursing
and sw earing on Sunday or getting in
toxicated. Mr. Davis" Will your honor let nic
see tbo act?"
Court "Yes, sir; and if you can
get any comfort out of it you aro wel
Ciiiiie."
Mr. Slugle read from the first clause
ot the act of 1791, to the e fleet thai a
levy on the defendant's giiods was no-
ocssary before he could bo sent to jail
Court " Mr. Duris, has not a citiren
a right to pay his fine instead ot going
to jail?" - -
Mr. Davis "Yes, sir."
Court "Mr. Davis, can you say
'.hat the legal course has been taken in
this case to collect the fine ? "
Mr. Davis " I don t think tho act
asks for such a coursn."
Court I shall hold that a magistrate
must satisfy every means to collect the
fino before ho imprisons a man. In
this case there is nothing to show that
Ibis coursu has been taken, and there
fore wo order Mr. Funis lo be released
at onco.
The Arrant Knave. After Schny.
ler Colfax, there Is not more arrant
demagogue in the West than that
Western Reserve Garfield. The Bul
limoro Gazette, in alluding to this
btibed Congressman, says
"Before leaving Washington to par
ticipate in the Pennsylvania canvass
the Rev. James A, Gurfield expressed
some views on tho cipher telegram
sensation. He w as indignant. Ho was
shocked. To the 7i6i representa
tive, he said :
It won't hurt the R-peblhsn party aa moi-h aa
men a aiaie oi raeta. aoeii n aero ba.a p a.ihie,
aoald hare hart aare, Wa ara alwe.e tntatlely
more e.rioualr tart bj a aaoral drreliettoa tbaa
th.y i lat il a.eat La that it will hart area the
D.oanerale end thia, ao far ae I haow, la the ani
rereal epietna anions RrpaMieaaa aad aaiaag
tba aeuer elaaa at IKBioerau.
These views, it should bo borne in
mind, aro Ibe views of llie pious mem
ber of the House Committee on Ap
propriations who took a (5,000 lee
Irom the DoGolycr paving. ring knaves
of Washington city. We are glad thai
Mr. tjuillcld bus sKikeu bis nuiid.
Tho Congressman who take a (j,
000 Ice Irom anybody, much from a
corrupt ring organised by the people
lo press a claim against tho govern
ment, has earned the penitentiary far
more worthy than a horse lliiet Tho
latter has robbed but ono man, while
thu former has plundered the whole
people,
A Radical Patriot. Wo wonder
how iho members of tho Grand Army
of the Republic hko this? We copy
from the Baltimore 6'un : "Col. Mosby,
ol Virginia, recently appointed Consul
ill )ng Kong, China, drew his first
quarter 'a salary a day or two ago. Uo
remarked to tbo paying lellert 'This
is the second limo I have drawn on tho
United Sillies for money; tho first
time was whon I pulled up a couple ol
army paymasters during the war.'
Mosby was appointed over four months
ago, and is still hanging around Wash
inqton and draws bis pay, whilo the
fellow at llie piher end of tho line is
dojng the fumo thing. Two ponsulp
for the same place are drawing their
pay nut of the United States Trees
ury. Is this civil sorvico reform, or a
square steal 7
KhEPiNO Dark. One oi lbs largest
bank failures that baa happened In
modern times occurred at Glasgow,
Scotland, a few weeks ago, and tbe
Glasgow 77mr, in alluding to the rase,
saya : "Tbo statement in the London
Timet of this morning, as telegraphed
to us, that the story ia 'on of tbe moat
disgraceful In the whole history of
banking cannot bo denied, and is, per
haps, all Iho more disgraceful because
of the fact that the scandal and crime
occurred in professedly the most 're
ligious country in the world." lt'ii
doubtful if anything mors will ever be
heanl from thia side about "wild cat'
banking In Amcrita.
The Baltimore Oi'iette saya: "A la
dynot Olivia-writing from Wash
ington, saya id Matt Carpenter : 'What
a gallant-looking man he is, having a
full rollicking cyo and leonine bead
with it great mane of hair a sensi
tive mouth aa charming aa Psycho,
with its perfect teeth hands as while
as a woman's bis grand presence and
easy nonchalant manner. It was not
writing a letter, but bis name pp t
bote register that eliminated bis name
from tb roil of tha Uaitexl Slate
Sonata. Like ill mrn's mishaps there
was a woman In it.' "
3
Ut, IM.-I1, ra M to i"W. ft
AansKeMariaanmU H J.
Far rak h) II. H. riaokua
HEALTH I HAPPINISS.
llrallb an.) lai.iiia prteaVfa Waaltb to
thatr pnaaearora, and jmt the ara nilbla tha rawrh
of warr ai.a bo al aaa
MrlRFil'SMver rills,
The "ntr aara CI'KB fr Tnrrld Llrrr, Il.ap.p
ale, HaadaaLe, Soar Htoeieeh, Coe.lllloa,
Ocbililj. N.a.. aad aM Uillioa. aoaialaiala aad
Ulood diaunlrla. None seuuiaa anl.ea eigni'd
"War. Wrij-hl, 1'l.il'a." Il jour Ilraaat dl
ant aofifily Mnd tit r.nta for "no boa lu Rarrlch,
Holler A t' , IS N. 4lh St , Vhlla.
Dea. It, Tf-ljr.
JOHN TROUTMAN,
DEALER IS .
FURNITURE,
MATTRESSi:t
AND
Improved Spring Beds,
MARK FT HTHBKT, HEAR P. O.
Tha aadaraifaad baxa laava to la Torn tba tHtt-
aao of ClaarHald, and Uia .ullie (fnrrallj, tha'
ba aaa on hard a Una aoaortmi-ol of Fnrnltara
anch an Wilaut. Obaatnat ana) Paint Ohawbtf
iuiWra, Parlr buita. atarltaiag aad KitMima
Chalra, Ladira' acd titnti' K Chain, tba Per
forated DiniDj an.l I'artor Cbam. Oarm rVaUaKd
Wiadanr Ohaira, Clotbaa H .r, Sl-p afid Kitea
aloe Laddar. Hut f.ank. Hrnil Miif Itoimhaa, A
MIM'LtMNO AXt It (TP Hit ritAMt..S.
noktntf Ola .. Cbn mtt, Jto., wbkh tu!J
litabla fnr Holiday rnfi.
HavrlA'TX jih THiirrimi,
DRUG STORE.
H. B. SPACKMAN,
DRUGGIST and CHEMIST,
At Ft.'' oM Stan I, ClaarO.d, Pa, ht J t
,e?naJ a new atovk of
ivhe .t.ru ; i m as,
and t a traprd fa famiah anjtblat ia tba
tba lina af Drug aui Ma4icifaai at tna rarj law
at eaih price.
lie bui a'ro un haod a 'rS flock rutul-f,
l.t.ratid Teo'b brutbir, Faiie; Ailicia, Tut!
nod barton S.-aps, an ctrliiing uatullj kept
In a flrkl elat I Ira titter
PHYSICIANS' PBESCRIPTIONS
eiifnur)dfd Miib rarr, day or niht. A liberal
burw ol pa'Ti'Dnje n'rHriiuify oli.'iicd.
II U. fcl'ACKM ,N.
rlrr!d, I'a., Ort. 11. I7T.
A NEV DEPARTURE
IN
L I T II L K S It I R (i .
UaraafUr, oodi will ba aeld fur CAS II aatr.
or ia airhaatca fur prudaca. Na bootsa will ba
krf,l ia tba futura. All aid aat-ouata aauat ba
arttlad. Tho.a who aaoaut each ap, will plaaae
baad rar thttr aotaa aad
CLOSE THE RECORD.
I an drtarniard ta rail a fonda at eaah
priaaa, aad at a diont far balutr l bat avar
offara l in thia rWoirj. Tha dicant I allutr mj
enattimera. will makatbea riob fa twontj yeara II
tb-y tt.o my adrtaa aod buy ibair irooda fr-tm
a. 1 trill pay afn fnr wheat, aata ami elovaf
a-d. DA?f fKU AOOULANDKK.
Latharabarf. January 17, 1MT.' -
Anicultural Statistics.
Fa a (N'rfaftM mf Cttmrfttj fWaafy t - '
Tba aadart.ftaad.ba tag baan appoiotad by tha
Depanmt-nl, at W'aah'Bgi'ia. priaripal raportar of
ba Agricultural 6(atitiea of Cltarftald count?.
rcptc)(ttl1y rfuaata tba en-opawian of alt to
aaaiat, by aeadion tha abarrtbar all (ba infurtwa
Itoa I bay eas bearian I'0-' 'ba fulloviaf qura
liana, ao aa to an ah la hita to vaka aa eorrfct a
aiaUtnfDt to tha Ufpartmant, aa pORaihlt: How
ay boraaa bara d ad ia yoar boroarh or town
ahtp, and of what diaraaa. How aiaay aad
ealrra, and of what diacaaa. 11 uw a-my aheap
bare yon loit, and of what d if rasa; bow aaany
fcilltd br dns-t. How nany hog hara joa luat,
aad of abat d !. What prtaailiag dt-waaea
am on ail lha ponliry. . In all eaaaa ci, tk. nm
rdica ard which bara bran found to ba laoceaa-
fal, and ia all aaaea to gtva tha eaub valac ot all
load aa nearly aa poa ibla. By tha ao-oparatioa
of onreiiiaraa la fenaral a poo tbaaa iaaparUat
particuUra. tho Attatoailarai rafMrU w.M bacoraa
aa oaajtloptHliaal tuefal mr.'risalivo lo tha Mh-liL-,
by caabliaf tha Iapartaaat to pahlnh tba
diaaaiaa, tho loae.t and tba raostvdiva that hara
baa feand Boat banaftoial In OvrMtn di . .
Any olbar latonaaiioa that w4il ba ouoat-larost a
pablia Uaoti, ill ha tbaahful raaairU.
Adirtaa lha aubaeritiar at Uraiapiao Hill.
(KatOald Co., Pa. BAMl'fcL WlbKMIKK.
kiart-b II, lTKf. ) -
TIN & SHEET-IRON WARE.
CANDISMERRELL
Haa npcnrd, la a build in f oa Markat atrrat, oa
tba aid ttaa'era Hutal kt, awppoatt tba Umrt
lliuaa ia Clearfield. a Tib and abatt Iroa Manu
factory and Stura, wbare nlllba found at all tiacs
a full lina of
hotjse ruEinsimTU goods,
' , Stores, Hardware, Etc.
Ilouae Spuallnj aad all kiada afjob work, re,alr
iss. Ae., done on abort nolire end at reaaouable
H,.a . Ik. . - i.
Singer Sewing Machine.
A aa.plr of Maehinea, wilh NeaJlee, ta, al
wave oa head
Tarana, rtriatljr aaah er roe airy ataeluaa. A
ehare af aaei ewaga eoltoalo)d. -
, , ,. , .0. a.MERKEM,, ,
' fiuaerialaadral.
ClwS.ld, AvrtUi, nrr if. r
JF.MOTALI
JOHN McGAUGHEY.
Woahl rasaoatfoNr otlr lha aablle (eaaratl,
thai ha haa reaeeeod b Vruaarr ti ore I row
She. a Haw, la tha build 'BS (onaeil oaau,uad
by i. Mile, kroucr.oa beaoad afreet, aeat door
la Bleler', hardware flora, a bare ha latanda
haaaiag a fall hee of . , .
RO C K R I EM.
I1AM8, DRIED BIMPaasI LARD -
SUOARS sad Si HITS; ail raaa.
TIAB, trae aad Black. '
OOFPEK, Roaated and Oraea.',. ,', ' ' ' ,
FLOUR AND PROVISIONS,'
! cjreo irnvits; .
' All kiada I the ajarhrt -' ,
PtCKLES, taan aad barrala. ,
SPICES, la aaery ffcraj aad varlaie.
FAMILY FLOUR,
ail Kinna Of m ACKER.
SWAPS, - - - ' .
matches, '
, , ... owed apples,
, ... ., deied fbaciiis,
'-'.. cried cuerrie.
Coal Oil aad letunp' Chitaaerjrs.
And a (aad anerleaaal of thaaa lhitraewalre
keen ta t irbeae, aaara, whlrh ha will eaahaan
ler aaathaUaf at lha aaarhM ,rtaaa. .
WUIrt hraartasskaatliaa aaraUarsaa.
rtaas. sail aad aa hla ataak aad iaaae fat
jasrealf.
. ' . "H aoaADenir.
OaaarSaH, Jaa. , lltS. . .
iaoieuai, tuarhrld, P..
, ;Vtl5ffUanfous.
Ijlvrrj Ntublo.
!N'li n!r'(wl l-r l'u'r,.W.f,:l1l, .
,'. W-... t.Wu;.-'
I .i. t. .k. ..nr u.n..k,... ti ... ..
MUdivl anu iru., ,ne .aon.ai aolia. .
an raaawaabla tereao. Heeidaaaaua Imtc.i atw..
feelwaea J liira anil funu.
OSO. W OKAMIIAlit
llearteld. C.h. 4. I aft
r. eoi.ira. ,. a. a caate. a. aan1(,
GURU McCOKKLE 4 10.V
FURNITURE ROOMS,
- MaratM mrtwi. 4 taarfiald. a a.
Wa aaulatrt'Hra all tinda of urn . ,,T
Cbanriart, Ihmift: Auuia', I.itirarirt mid Hn.
It jruu waat Purnttura ut ajr kiad, aa'i bay
aatll ra oar ium.
UNDE It T A IU (;
la all k, breaches, pmoapot ai ei oVd m.
(H I.IOII. MeOliRKLI A CO
Clear-told, Pa., fab S, ';.
(IPIMH
mmm
HONEY OF HOEEHODND AKD TAE
FOR THE CURH OF
Coo ? li, Coldi, Inluaoca, Qoamnri", Tiriit
UrntLiaf, and ill A Section! of tU Throat,
EraacUal Tuba, aad ltcsgi, Itadiog
ta Coaatsijtitto.
TIi! i,r.tll.l.!t' i cjncly is ci'iniM'-1 i-f i t
MuM'V f tlie innt lliiiclmuiiil, it; ti.tnin 1
iiiinii iiii IM'-IiMM, r1 in; Hil f, :!
I. he rKiNtinr of ilic f"rci tire Aw -'Iximvih,
or It.tlm of (jilfj'l.
Tlie JI("t' of I1'ih.!i h;ii'1 miiiis . r
"t iTKi:- all iriitalioiiMincl int1.mnn.it inin., n, 1
l he Tar-halm ci.i.ansch ami mhi iln- i-.t-. :
an-l air wsibanr le..ilniK lo il.v Itinj,'-. 1 .
AiMiti'Hial iti'rcTit-ritH ltvi the oif-ms in-.!,
mtiitt, and m hcaltlilul at lion. IaI ii f
litlice kM-il V'"tl fr---m liiii'R il l- f'-'t n r..;
cine of a fjinnn titKlcr who l.rtv .-.n tli- u
faiiHUof live hv it 'm hi Inrpc (truatc mctM-.
N.B. The Tar-IUtm ha no inn lAvir ot
suell.
PRICES 50 CISTS ANtJ $1 Tl T.tri ItF.
teai savin ( in buy larrji tiie
MIikc Tootliaflio DropM 1'iire
lit 1 Minute.
- - - Soldi bv all Druiiguti. . .
0 N. CRITTENT0N, Prop., N-T
II
ARD TIMES
HAVE NO EFFECT
IN FRENCHYILLEI
I aa a war tbat then art aotaa peraweB a little
hard ta pleaae, aod I bid alao aware tbat tba
auupiaint of "hard timea" ia wall ai,h oniiarral.
tint l ace ao eitnatad now tbat 1 ean aatirty ma
farmer and prota ooor.) ull rely that "hard ttmaa"
will tint affect th'eo who buy their rod frai m.
and alt my patrutia thai) ha initiated lato tha aa
irrat of
UOW TO AVOID 1IAKD TIMES
( hare roade aaouch to fontly all tbr InhaH-
ttaota in tha lower and ot tba atsttaly which 1 aril
at eieedina; lw ralwa frun mj maainwtb attrt la
Ml LiUMil llli, wfaera 1 aaa alwaya ha foan4
ready to wait upon eallen and anpply then with
Dry Goods of all kinds
:aob aa Clatha, fiatinette, Caativarwa, Maalin
UaUiaea, Ltaa, Urilunga, Cahaoea,
TriiamiDKa, Ribboaa, Laoa,
Hoady-Biade Clotblnf, Doola and Bboea, Ilata atd
Cape all uf the boat material aad made to order
Hose, iMKfce, uiotea. Mitten a, Laooa, nibbona, ae
onocEKiEs or all kinds.
Coflce, Tea, 8otr, Rice, Molaaaei, fiih,
Turk, btaeeed UH, Vtah Oii, l' UU.
Hardware. Qaeasawara, Tinwara, Caattaca, Plowi
and flow Uaatina, Naila, fipihea. Cora Calttra-
tore, Older Praaaaa, and all ktadj of Aiaf.
Per Tamery, faint a, Varnirb, 01 Ma, and a feart
aaawrtiBoat af autiM&ary,
GOOD FLO VII,
Ut difarent hraada, alwaya aa band, aad will ba
aoiil a tba luwaM poaaibla bgurat.
J. It. .0:a.n'a Medieiaea, Jayne'a Madlclaaa
' nuateiiar a aaa 11 out, ana a atittera,
0u poaada of Wool wanted for wbieh tba
biftbeel price will ba paid Clororaaad aa haad
aad (or aale at tha lowest aiarkat price,
Alao, A rent for liUaUuaUia aad Corweaai-llla
Tbraahiag Alaahutaav
MuCtVI and aaa far yuwraehee- Tea will Aad
ararLbiiif aauall; kept ia a retail atora.
It. II. COUU&lEf
rreaebrilla T. 0., Aaftult 1), ltr: T
BIGLER, YOUNG & REED,
. iSacauora le fiBlu 4 Tuaag,)
FOUNDERS it MACHINISTS
, Maagraetarera of
PORTABLE & STATIONl HY
STEAM ENGINES
Oora.r of VoaHh aad fine tuaau,
ci.EAitrir.Ln, p.
UAVINO easMad la tha Baaafeetare af Int
elaee M AC 11 IN SRY. wa raapaatfallr laferal
-a naahria that oe an law araaarad ta til all
ardere aa ebeaali aad aa ,ram,lljae taa ba doaa
la a7 af tha eittae.. WereaaMafaalara aad daal is
Mala; and Circular Saw-Milli
Head Bloaha, Walar Waaela, 8hafllr T-nlltr,,
Oiford', tnjartof, (taaaa Oa.j.a. flteeea Wblail-,
Oilara, Tallow Cap.. Oil Capl, Oaafa Oaoka, Alf
Oooka, Bloha Valrea, Cbk Valraa, wroafbl lrs
Plaaa, S.aaaa Paaapa, Boiler Food Paaipa, AaU
Prletloa Metre,, Baa, Stoae Paealaf. Oaaa Part,
af, aad all kiada af MILL WORK tofeihor
with riewa. Bled Bale,
COOK AND PARLOR STOVK.
tf other 0A6TIK4S of all kiada.
'.., ; ;'i
. 'Orw.ra saHalteel aad liud at iif prleee
All aWaera at laejalr ultk fareraaa t aaaaaiaar)
f ar maeiafartwra ataaapUr aarvered, by eddree
laf s Ofeartatd, Pa,
JanlTt-tf BIOLER, TCOIf RSt
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