THE MANSION HOUSE.
Corner nf Seoond and M erhet street.
CM:aki-!i;i.i. tA.
TH H old aad obiauoitoat Hotel hai. dortn.
the putt year, been enlarged ta double it
furmr eepee-Hy for the entertnloment of trn
ger end guest. Til whole building hu beer.
rVarniabed, aad the proprietor will -pare a
pnaa t render bia gueata eomlortable whtl
(laying with bin. a
9-rbt 'Maaaloa HoaaeM fiaialhoa rna
and from rh le(iol on tbe nrrivai end dpeturc
I earn train W.C. CAHDON.
July It Tl-tf Propnewi
tLLKUUEXY HOTEL
Market Mtrert. Orarfleld, Pa.
V'a.B Bradley, formerly proprietor of tb f
Leonard llue, having hotted the Allegheny
Hotel, eolloiia a ihnre of pubile patronage. The
Huae baa leea thoroughly repaired aud oewiy
furnished, and gueata will find It a pleaaant top
plug plaoe. Tbe table will be auiilii witb lb
brat of everything in tha market. At tba har
will ba found tha bast wlnea and liquor. Uood
tabling aliened. WJI. 8. ttHADLKY,
May 17, Proprietor.
SHAW HOUSE,
(Cor. af Markat 4 Front ttreeta,)
CLKAKF1ULD, PA.
Tba nnderilgned baring taken oharge of thU
Hotel, would reipeotlully aoheit putnta patronage.
Iab20,78. R. b'EHTON bllAW.
ipEMPElUNCE HOUSE,
SEW WASHINGTON, PA.
11. D. ROSE, . . pHormiroR
Heal, 25c. Man and bona over night, II QO.
Man and two boraca over night, $1.61).
Die bent of areuuniodnUoDa lor man and bent
Oct. 23,';S-tf.
WASHINGTON HOUSR,
NKW WArtHINU TON, PA
Tbia new and well fornUbed hottpa baa bean
taken by the uiiieralgned. lie feeli confident ol
bing able to render aatiafaclioa to thoao who may
favor mm witn a call.
Ma; 8, 1871. G. W. DAVIS, Prop'r.
IOYD HOUSE,
J Mala Street,
mtrt Ti)ci)iiui now a.
Table alwaya aapplied witb the bent the market
anortii, i oe traveling puoiic m icmra wmh.
Jao.1,711. ROBERT LOY D.
Great Western Hotel,
Noi. 1311, 1.118 t 136 Market Street,
( Wrwt'y oppntiU Wantmakt'' Qmnd Depot,)
PhUadolphia, Ponn'a.
Torxxxm, $8.00 jaor cly.
Thl H-lel Unearth new Pohlia Building-,
new Manie Tainule. V. H Mint, and Academy
of Fine Aria. T. W. I HAl lh, rrp r.
one am. ainnr. jl. '7-H-ly
County National Bank,
OP CLEAKFIKLD, PA.
ROOM In MnMiiifr llufMing, one door north o
0. D. Wntion'a Drug Hiore.
Peaaage Ticket to and from Liverpool, Queen
town, tilaagow. London, Pari and Copeahngen
Alan, Draft for a,le on thi- Horn! Hank ol Irelanr
and Imperial llxnu of London
JAM KS T LEONARD, Pre-'t.
W. M. SHAW, Caahier. J-ml.'TT
DREXEL & CO.,
No. :il Nuuili Third Ht reel. Plillaieli!iU
And Dealers in Government Securities.
AIicatin Uy mail wtll rcveirr prompt attei
tifn, and all Inl'orinatiou obeerfutly turniKhef1
Ordcra muIiauJ. April ll-tt.
F. I. AltNuLD. O- W. 4H MOLD. J. R. AR.IoLI
F. K.ARNOLD & CO.,
ISaukt'rs mid Itrokern,
Reyiiutd.rllle, Jedcriou Co.. P.
Mon.j racetved on di'pont. Diicnunti at mo
derl. rtp.. Gii.tern .lid Forcifco Kxeh.Dtc. .1
w.Ti on blind nnd .tillociion promptly nt.d..
H.jnnlilaHI, bro In, IM..j
Jrutistru.
T L. R.
nKicniioi.n,
S U II a E O H DENTIST,
(Iraduat. of th. P.nn.Tlrnni Collei. of D.nt.1
Purgerj. Cffio. tn midenoe ofl)r. II illt, opi.iflt.
DR. E.M.THOMPSON,
(OBn In Bank Building,)
Curw.n.vllle. Clearfleld Co.. Pa.
mob 1 'TS-tr.
J. M. STEWART,
SURGEON DENTIST,
CLFARPIELD, PA
(OBIo. In rolldcBo. 89ond itrMt.)
Nitron Olid. Oaa admiDlitered for th. pain
..a .llraollon of loath.
Clearlrld, Pa., May 1, IW-lt.
WiSfClUlUOUS.
MEAT MARKET.
F. M, CARDON & BRO.,
Ob Market St, one door woit of Maoaton Honit,
CLEARFIKLD, PA.
Oar arrangement! art rf the moat complete
character mr furniabtng the puniie wtin rreah
Mretaof all kiod, and of the very heat quality.
iVealao deal IB all kinda of AaTieultural topi
menu, whiob we keep on exhibition tor tha ben
efit of tbepublie. Call around when tn town,
tod take B look at thinga, or addreea na
F. N. CAitUON CKO.
Clearfleld, Pa., July 14, 1874 tf.
T W GUI) V K TllirtT. All otbera mutt
X p.iy fur their fork before it Icavua the
ahup. And ai all flah laaatha gravaof the field,
and the i.rnmitoe of men are like tha flowert
thereof they are glreo one diy and forgotten
the Beit -the te fore it ii bail not to truat anybody
All kirnJl of work will be dona la thla ihop (or
eaah or ready pay Boota and aboca of all aiiea
and alylea the beat and obepeat In town.
I bfive reiooeed my ahop to th lower end of
town, in Tuylor'a row, oo Reed atreet, nnar the
depot, where I will t found at all tima, waiting
fur euitouiera. AU work warranted good and
cheap.
Alan, all ktodiof Laatbor and Shoa Finding!
for talc.
Tha ettliena of Clearfleld and vioinlty are
aapactfallt invited to give m a eat).
J04. 11. DKKRINO,
ClaarflelJ, Pa., July II, 177.
READING FOR ALL 1 1
BOOKS & STATIONERY.
Market HU, Clearfield, (at the Poet Office.)
Til R aoilertigned begf leara ta annoanea t
th eitlieaa of Clearfield and vielnity, that
b baa fitted up a room and baa Jnit returned
from th city witb a large aiauaut of reading
matter, eon tia ling la part of
, Bibles and Misoelloneoas Books.
Blank, Aeeoant and Paaa Booka of erary de
aeriplioB( Paper and Rnrelopea, French preaaeo
and plaint i'ena and PeDctlaj blank Lege
Papara, Deada, Mortgage Ju'lgraent, Risuip
lion and Promiaarv aoteat Whit and Parol,
meat Brief, Legal Cap, lleeord Cap, and Ulll Cap,
(Sheet Muala, for attlicr Piano, Plata or Violin
evnataatly aa baad. Any booka r etatioaar)
deaired thai I may not have on band, will be ordered
by I rat aipraat, and Bold at wboleaal or retail
to auit uetooiera. I will alio keep periodical
literatire, tuob as Magaiinte, Nawapapera, Ae.
P. A. UAt LlN.
Cleerflald. May T, lflS tf
The Bell's Bun Woolen Factory
Pann tbwmblp, Clearfleld Co., Pa.
nURNED OUT!
BURNED UPI
Tbeanbteribera bare, at great aipenaa, reballi a
neighborhood neoaarity, in the ereetion of a flret
flaa Woolen Manafaetory, with all tba modern
Improvement attached, and are prepared to make
all kind of Clothe, Caulmeraa, Satinet', filaa
kete, Flannel, Ac Plenty of good oi hand to
eepply all oar old and a tboaaand new eeetoaera,
whom we aai to aom ana eiamtna our atoai.
Tb baalaaaa of
CARDINO AND FULLING
will raeelve oar atpeelal atuntioa. Proper
arraageaieaW will ba mad ta reeelre and deheer
Wool, la auit eaatomera. All work warranted and
doae apoa tba abort eat net lee, and by atriet atten
tion ta buainaa we bop to real it a liberal a bar
af pttbll patronage.
ItMMMI POI'PIDfl WOOL WAItTRDl
We will pay the bighaat market prtee for We
anal ael) ear eaanafaelared good aa low aa aim iter
gooda a be boeght la the eoanly, and wbaaeeer
wa fail to reader reaaoBable aatiafaetloa wa eaa
alwaya ba feaad at bone ready le eaaka proper
oiptanatioa, otthar la paraaa ar by tottar.
J A MJ.S JOUHSO" A BONA,
prirjtf Bffwor 9. 0-
(Our (Oo Sattrrnisrmrnta
THE REPUBLICAN,
Putll.b rm Wvlnoadat lj
GOODLANDER &. LEE,
t i i: tm n:i.l. pa.,
II.. III. Larierat C'lrrulall..H uf any paMtr
1 lu Aurtliwaat.ru P.nu.ylvanla. "'
The largo knd uun.luiitly inereuNing
circulation of tho Ripublican,
rendurailvniuublu tobunineaa
men aa a medium Ibro'
which to reach the
public.
TcBMa or Subscription :
If paid in advance, . . . 12 00
If raid after threo month., . 2 50
If paid after aix moiitlm, . . 3 00
When pupcra are sent outside of the
county pnrmont must be in advance.
ADVERTISING :
Ton lines, or lean, 8 times, , $160
Each subsequent insertion, 60
Administrator' Notices, . . 2 50
Executors' Notices, .
Auditors' Noliccii, . . .
Cautions and Kilruys, .
Dissolution Notices, , .
2 60
2 SO
1 50
2 5U
Professional Curds, 5 lines, year, 5 0U
Special nulices, per lino, ... 20
YEAltLY ADVERTISEMENTS :
Olio square, 10 lines,
To squares, . . .
Threo squares, . ,
One fourth column, .
Ono hall column, .
One column, . .
S3 00
15 00
20 00
, 50 00
70 00
120 00
Wo havo alwaya on hand a largo stock
of blanks ol all descriptions,
SUMMONS,
SUBPCENAS,
EXECUTIONS,
ATTACHMENTS,
ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT,
LEASES,
BONDS,
FEE BILLS,
CONSTABLE'S BLANKS,
ic, !ic, 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,
&c, Ac,
IN TUB BEST STYLE,;
AND ON
REASONABLE TERMS.
ORDERS BY MAIL
FOR ALL KINDS OF WORK
WILL RECEIVE
PROMPT ATTENTION.
tfoodlnndcr A
Clearfleld,
Clearfleld Coontr, Pa.
sittlSffHaufons.
7 Ain't Imp i Ii'H ,Dfl
C 1 "!m-i'.M.It It tiM tra
ar I lo:' '( itubllc Jtyear.
3 Ct,-,i llai!Vfjfj''tK
tl U USt 1 'A-lury "i "tin iv "l'y J hi'.lru'iij
tfi tlj v.-. lil.Ni rl iiIl.ill.llV t-urri. ul Ul
ia.r. oT u-o Hlautj... Illailjrr. .a-l 1 rlBMfi'
Irani).. II.-uv. l.nu'1, lllabtr., and
tiritlli).T-n ' I Keirullan ill f'-tn..
ai luic, luav! . I I. Oil ry.tr th, i r, .,, ultli
U(li..n.iilt. HIINT'is liKII IIV .uri . I':iln
III llteH,dff. Il.l-I.. or l.i'llM, llirritl III l)l.
Il. ! '-IO i .t-,).. ,). Ifi.iiirJ, d r' '!. I '"
rApMli, l)rl.(ll' lil.ii:..' ul llxt Ii il-
nrtu and an i )iiiii.tai)'.i)) "r ii.. i rluoi.rml:) I
Oriin))-. Ill N IS It r.Mi:lY I p-i' l n...
i!r.L.i(iitji' Uit xiv
t t'flM'Ddll) 11.
riiK,i V i. I.,. (iRnlin;
Eaa nun liiia ff S?l?
ti own I,) full. Li'iyl
lnr. ma.
line trial
bvui lor pain:.li!ct to
REMOVAL !
James 1m. Lcavy,
Having rorehnaed the entire ttnrk of Fr-d
8ckeitt bt rrbv gitea ai-tlee that be haa moved
Into the mum lafeli rrut.d bt Ret-d A llaerty.
ob Ferohd atreet, where be la prrpared to oiler to
IB IUbltO
COOK STOYES,
tIEATI.YG j.rn
PARLOR STOVES,
of tb la t rat improved pttlrrni, ut low price.
HOUSE FDRNISHINQ GOODS,
Gas Fixtures and Tinware.
Roofing, Fpnulirg, Pluml-irg. Oo Fitting, and
Hepairing ruitiia a aptMialiy. Ail
work warranted.
Anjthicg in my line will r ordered reiI If
deaired. JAS. L LKAVV,
Proprietor.
FRKD.gACKhTT.
Agent.
ClaarUcd, Pa.,Ja!y 8. l?7-tf.
Icures
HUMPHREYS'
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
nrrn In prenernl uac for twenty yrnrw.
f.vfrynli'ri'n proved tlie mti'.f Ntl i:,
hi.fl 11.1., t 0nit .l-andl fr I II ll NT
iriftllriiie hnowti. 1 hry nre Juttt nhnt
liif pr-nple want, anviiis timr, ninnrv,
alrhiit'Kia firtil HiilTerlitK. i:vrry aliiffle
a iter I ne tin' writ tried pen.rrlpt.oii of
au r mine at puyalclan.
Nob. Cnree, Ceatn.
1. Ff Tfra, Cotlffe-tiun, liiRr-mmatlona, . . i
1 Worm, W-prtn Frv r. Wurni - . f. . S3
8. C rylMar-follr.orT'-eLliliiiii'f Infaot,.
4. ll.arrhora, of ( Itlldron or Ailnlt, , .
5. Iirntrr, :rliliig, HllloiinCuUo, . . U
6. fhitlrra-orbiJ, VutiiitjLK, . . , ,
7. I'miKl.-a, Coltln, Jlrnnchltli" V
a N.'liral!u, Twthnrhe. 1'nrrarhe, . . i
0. HrnilRrliCM, Hkk Urarlarlif, Vertigo, . 1
1a IyprMlu, liiliun- Flomarh Hi
II. Mtinirrnnr-I, or I'aliiftil Peilodft, . . . U
14. llllilCH. HW I ri'IHW I ITIDIIH. . .
M C'ronn. cnimb, P menu BiennHinr.
It. Nnlt lthrit.lt. Jirr-iix la. Kriii.tl.ii
1.V IthciiniJltNui, Idifimio'lr 1'uina,
lft. IVvernnd Awriie. t r.ili l c. t-r. AL-ne. .
17. rilra, hund or bli rtiny ,
ia ttilithiilfiiv, anil Sou: rr WrMt Free, ,
111. t ;ilarrh, acnto or ciironir, Inl!itia, ,
50. W hoop n c-t on-xit, vioh'iH cougio, ,
51. A tin tin, ojjprt'NU'd Krcaitiinif, . . .,
W. F.rtr ISitrlurTr, lnii.lrcd li'-arfni, ,
9i. Kri'llil;i, ciilifi'i'tl cltinUf, Hwi IHubs, ,
SI. fin, "nil heUI'ty. I'lijckal Wcakucaa, ,
63. Ilrttpr end acanty ttccri iionn
i. en-ji-s r'iMra. alikiii-a fruiu riding, ,
ST. Klilnrt-tl'.riivr, Ornvel,
!W. hM-vm Pi'l)II!ty, Vital WuliiiCM,
S't. Ntirc .Tin;;: lit Canl.cr
50. i-.(i:ii'V V '-'nhnej, wettlt. tliobed,
51. I'n'iiln: r?rh(ii, orwlih Hpafme, . .
Kl k) ..':.-! t lirart. naltiltatU-it. etc. .
Ai. I . a i ( !'v, S.i i-.iM, Hi. Vlliii' Dance, . 1 00
81. ll!t.l:ili'i''u1uic.-r.T.tc(loiethnat, . , tM
Si. ( lirittl-1 ; i'Tt'ti.n and Krjptlon. 60
MilliV CASR5.
Cut , Bl'i'w- i with nlsivrj Int'c Tlnla artri
Manual ol d.rwilona, 610.00
Caaf Morocco, (jTSfi Iciest kid and Hook, t.00
Tht"f rnifrrra nrj arnt by t!if cne
Inirboor tial.tt any part ttf the
rminti'), Irrp ot rtmi'ffc, uti receipt of
Iirlrr. . Krri
Inmphrr H"f'-"'MtlrIrrir?nr Co.
OUri! and lU-.i'-u U-.i rn)'i n si. N.-w Voik.
I'hp I nruTirUtM.
-tTHun".n'.iir7p' Kp?Hflo Manual on tha
care aivt irD.ai.mnt ot diwsiM and its oure,
aentJi'llEji on i.jiUcatioo,
GEO. WEAVER & CO,
SECOND STREFT.
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Have opened dp, In the atore room lately occupied
by Weaver A Uetta,oB Second atreet, a large and
well aeifltrj atoek or
Dry - Goods, Groceries,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Ql'EF.SEWARK, WOOD WILLOW WARE,
HAM AND CAPS,
FLOUR, FEED. SALT, &c.
Wblcb I hey will dirpoaa of at reaaonaLU rate
for fr or eicbange lr country produce.
OE(RK W KAVKR A CO.
Clearfield. Pa.. Jan. 9. M7 tf.
JEW
LFI.OV1I, FEUD,
; AND
GllOCERY
STORE.
JOHN F. KRAMER,
Room No. it Pla Opera llouae,
CIrHld, Pa.
Kacpieoaitanllf oa bam
SUGAR,
COFFEE,
TKAB,
iODA,
COAL OIL
BVRUP,
SALT,
SPICES,
SOAP,
Cuaad.and Drlad Fruits, Tobaooo, Clgan, Caa-
dlM, Oldar Vlnfgar, ButUr, Kjjkb, if.
ALfiO, EXTRA HOME MADE
Wheal and Buck ft heal Flour,
Corn Meal, Chop, Feed, &o.,
All of vbleb m U wild obmn for aib or I.
.lobug. for waauj produc.
junn r. KKAHin,
Cla.rl.ld, Rot. II, lT4..lf.
THE REPUBLICAN.
: . -sjpjgjpa.
CLKAKKIKLI), PA.
WKIiNKSDAV MOHIINll, DEC. 4. IS.'
GUV. CUJITIX'S DKFE.XT.
C.ntr.oiunlT, lb. home of .1 fiorern.ir rttrlta,
,.v. Vdcuio 61 )n.,ii)riiy, and Oi..raiili rtunty.
l.rrr Stt rir W.ilai-o n il l... do' ai)a 120 lor
Curlin; lut Dill ..Ihad )ll wi'b 1.1)'.. At Ilia
al)Clin lr )')i)i(r... iu 117s. Il in L. A jlarkry,
wbi iitn aa a iK-moor!, bml a id.J rii,v Dra.ll'll in
It), di.hlfil. t'on.we.1 if uui)..-e.arjr Will
laat.jiorj a.ON.
Coiniiiciit limy In' uniu'i'i'SMiry, 1ml
It ia iiuvi'rihfk'KM p-riiiiuiil and iniicr.
In ordvr to huvo u c Uur himK rwlumliii).'
of llio cuuHi-a wlik-h jirniJiiceil tlio ro
nult in tlio TwunliL'lb ConruAoioiiul
dii-uiil, it in list tip imrnu in iniml lliul
ihu iiHiHiiicni tn Mr. Dill whh
ilividtd ti'twcen llnyt Hiid Mumui,
vvliilu tlio niji)iii'U'ra of Uoyt mid thu
aiipportunt ol Muion wero united upon
Yoi iim, tlio iiiionuiit of Governor Cur
tin. Mr. Dill did not buro 1.C05 inu
juriiy in t'kui field county. Ilo liuil u
iluruliiy ol' 1,003 over Ilnt in tlie
I'oumy, but ii niiijni iiy ol only 407 ovi r
I lie combined vote ot Ilnyl and Mumui.
Bui it ia iiiunillnlly unl'uir to cuinpure
Ciiriin'a vole to tliul given to llill, wbu
recuiveJ a ciiiinideiublu lteiublican aui
port in neurly every ono ot tho coun
ties and enjieeiully in Inn boinu county
Union. In Older to aura tain witb
uny degree ol correelnena tbu extent
of tlie loea of Deiuoerutiu votea aua
luniid by t'uriiu, tbu lutler'a volo
kIiuiiIiI be couijuned lo Ibut of I'Vrlijr,
who doubilena received tlie full Demo
crutie votu of tho district. In older
lliul the leuder may muke tho cunipuri
oon intelligeiilly, the volo lor Lieutcn
unl Governor und Congiena in bere
uipeniled :
.laUT. 0'.HNOH : CuMOHkna.
7 f f ? v
COIMIES. 3 r 2
ill 1.1
Con. 8U2a tun 1431 S:l.i 84
1. 1. .Hi. ill 3111. ntl lilt ;I.H !)4
1:I0I))U 37 IU l;l 22- 22A
Km - invn 4; am i ml m a
Allium 17611 1760 4. I7s2i 17.7
Loiuli I44 SO.'II la Uii; Jill)
To'al 1401.3; Wn.V7 3o. 3a; 13444
Hdtlll
1 1 321
Tliia obowa that Feilig bud a mu-
jni'ily of 768 over the combined votu
of Mime und Stick, und tliul the Demo
crutie Volo exceeded to (but extent tbu
united Hi pulilicuii and Giecubuck votu
cunt iiir Yociim. Tbu latter oveiruinu
thla difl'i rciicc in luvor of tho Demo-
crulio cundidulu by un vxceKa ot 73
viiten, allowing a guin lor biin ol 8J9.
Thia giimi wua mudo un lollowa :
CtirtlD rtcliod )a vula. thao Ferlijr
In Centra
In Cln.iU.IJ
,..J7
..1.4
...IU
... .11
lo Cliutun...
In Ut
Tola! .i!
Cutlio itveiveil vuti. mora tlian Krrtlg
In M.ffli. 23
In I'biun 7
Tot.l Zu
Showing a net loaa of lleuiocrulie
votu by C'urtin in tlio dinliicl ol C-2.
Vouin rallied uiut. tvtca IL.d Btun. aiid
Sieca toK.ibrr
lo cvair. 17
lo Clvartioiil Oil
lo Ciii. Ion 104
lu Union 4
T.lal 142
Yucuin r.oiad la.a Tola than titon. and
6tc. loy.in.r--
lu fell. t
lu atitll.n 10
Tulal... la
Hhowing a nut gain for Yocum over
Itepublicun and Greeiibuik Votu ol'JO".
Thia anal) aia may bo atutlied Witb
piotil by tboao who uro unxioua to dia-
cover whuro tbu bluluo liea tor tho loos
of a Ucuiocruliu Congressman in the
Tweulielbdiatnct. (twill beperceived,
huwever, ut a gluiice, thai the Dumo
crutiu plurality in the dialrict is not a
luir criterion by which to oslimule
wbut ahould have been Curtin'a major
ity. Tho figures given above ulao
nliow that thu Greenhuck volo came
chiefly Iroiu tbu Deiuocratio party, lor
while Dill's majority in tho iiir.li ill ia
but 706, Muckey, Democrat, waa elect
ed to Congrcaa two ycura ago by a
majority of 5,036. Comment in, in
deed, unneecwary. Hurra. Patriot.
'CUJITIX'S MFKAT."
Thia la wbut tho amall potato Radi
cal und Grcciibai'kcr chuckles over.
These fellows feel a little liku tho borao
thief, who witb his plunder ia concealed
ill thu "Green Wuoda," and nolicca tho
ufllcerH puna by him, hunying North
ward. Tho luugh ia exactly the niniti
guilty, though not cuught.
Tho llurrinhuig l'atriot, in eluhorut
ing on tho subject, suja :
" The guHrii8 w bo have tuken a ma
levolent pliar.ii lo in diacunning Gov.
Curtin'a deleut much alter thu tanhion
ol old cronea in abiining their neighhora
over their teu, buvu invented tbu alory
lliul ho wua to bu aet up as 'a aubndy
candidate' fur rpeuker ugainat Mr.
Kundull. It does nut multer Uiut thia
ia a nicro figment of an evil imagina
tion. It ia Healed by tho gotwipa ua
gravely aa if it weru a lull, lu thu
sumo breulli they havo aaaeited thul
Govurnor Curlin's deleut waa duo to
tbu neglect, or indill'ereiico, or woino
conduct of Mr. Wullacu lowarda him
Clearfield county. Tlio gosnipa
ahould put tbeiratorica clour togulher
Though malevolent enough they luck
conaiateiicy.
"Governor Curtin'a largo volo dis
poses ot the arnerlion that hiarunumiua-
lion wan obnoxioiia to tbu Democracy
of thu district, which la now so Ireely
mudu by the propheta ufter thu lucl.
Tho Uemocrucy of tho di.trict buvu
evinced their liborul spirit too often to
juatily tho chargu thul baa been mudu
against llicm. Tbu prvavnl member
of Congrcaa Irom thisdiatrict bad, when
nominated and elected, no older record
as Democrat than that of Governor
Curlin. Ho was scarcely recngnUod
as a Democrat when lie was taken up
and elected by tho largest mujiirity
ever given In tho dialrict. This ia
suflliieiit to relievo its Democracy Irom
tho charge ol UnurhoiiiKm. It ia no
diaparagement to Mr. Muckey to say
that bia popularity and influetice in the
dialrict wero never on a level witb
Governor Curtin'a, yet ho waa elected
by an imnienao majority, while Gov.
Curtin, under essentially different con
ditions, is defeated.
"When Governor Curtin returned
from Europe In 1872, abandoning high
position to cpouo tho can so of the
Democracy, and was nominated for a
member at large to tlio Constitutional
Convention alter the graceful with
drawal ol Governor Higlor, he stood
highest on tlio lint of nti(liiltiUa, ro
I driving the bill Democrulic vote ofllio
iSTtiio with tlTVi vote tif a Coiioiilirnblo
number of llopuhlicaii. In the Con
atitulionul Convention lie wua recog.
nit. il aa a Denim rat, acling and voting
with Mr. liuckulew und other Demo
crutiu leudera to aecute the puliliutl
reforms which the people ol the Klule
now unjuy. Thui-u bus boeit nothing
anno then in Ihu cuieer ot Governor
Curlin thul hua lorl for him in the
aligbtvst degree the coi.fideucu und lo
oped of llioDemocrulaul Peium) Ivunu.
In 1875, bu supported Jiulgo I'cinliing
lor Governor. In 1870, hu took un
uulivu purl in the cuuipuign lurTildeii
und llelidricka, contributing yrvally to
the auceena of thu Democracy in Indi
uuu by bia eloquent apccchca. In 1877
bo supported Nuyen und Tiuiikc).
Tbia couaialuut record of Dvuiociuiic
aervicu wua recogtiieed b bia nomina
tion fur Congreaa. Ho wua deleuted
by a dii-houcal coiubiiiution of lit pub
iicuna mid Ureeiibuckeis in favor ot t
tiul money ' candidate, aided by a
hundlul of lnlu und corrupt Deinocruia
w ho were bent on ruin becauae they
woru not pel milled to rule. The true
und generous Democracy of ihu dial rid
heartily supported GuVeriior Curtin, as
thu returna ol the election demoimli ule.
Thu aaoeriion thul his pcraon or opin
ions wero obnoxious to tho Democrats
of the dintriel is the ahubbiiat of lulne
prclenaes."
"H7ii JUIIX KlillUK JiAXGt'
Such ia the inquiry raised by thcPhilu
diljihiu TeUgraj'h upon thin ubaiubing
qiieittitin. Thu editor coiitiiiiicH: "Jack
Kehou'a death warrunt hua been tdgiicit,
but tbu frieiula of luvv und justice need
not be uny too sure ibul tlie Molly Mu
guiru leader will hang. Governor
llailruiil'l signed Kebuea'dealb war
runt once heloro, and withdrew it juai
in timu to uve tho neck of thu criui-
nut ; und ua bia genciul ennduct und
his coi respoiii'em u with I be Attorney
General u correspondence which could
buvu hud nother object than to enable
I lio Governor to shift a portion of his
rcponsihiliiiea upon tbu shoulders ol
Mr. Leur inuku it very plum that he
signed the second with grei't relnctuiice,
llicru ia no positive assurance thul he
will not w ithdraw it also. There can
bu no question that bud not the Gov
ernor felt with peculiar loreo the
pressure of public opinion, he never
would have signed thin second wnrrunl,
but would huvo let Kehoe'a case go
over for audi consideration aa his sue
ccssor might elect to give it. That he
did not wish lo sii:n it wherefore our
readers cun surmise bu inude plainly
uppurunt, and thul he will withdraw
il before thu trap ia sprung under
! Kebiio il be pciauades himaell thai he
lean do so without too greatly duinug-
ling his political liititrc, ia a very un
pleasant possibility. We refer to this
exceedingly disagreeable subject be-
cuuio wo notice thul another attu ntit
to influence tho Hoard of Purdona in
Kehoe'a beliall ia apparently about to
be made. It la true that tbu Hoard
ol Purdona lust September refused lo
recommend Kehoe us a tit subject lor
Lxeeulivu clemency, lint the per
lonniiiH'.s of the Uuurd wore of u kind
with those ot the Governor. Thul tho
llourd waa only restrained by a dreud
of making damaging recoida for its
memOera from recommending the par
don of Keboe, or ul least the commuta
tion of bis sentence, is a fuel so pluin
ihul il does not nued demonstration,
und that a pardon recommendation w us
refused lust September ia no assurance
that one will not be granted between
now and the day of execution. Thai
Governor Hum anil will interfuru to
save Kehoe from tho gallows, if by any
means a majority of thu Hoard of Par
dons cun bu induced to regard Keboe's
case from Kuboo t poiut of view, is
what one of our contemporaries would
cull 'a very poaaiblu likelihood,' weru
it to undertake tho discussion of Ke
hoe'a cuse from a luw respecting and
iniquity haling stand -point."
LOOKIXG THE FLFCTIOXS IX
THU FA UK
Tho Washington (Pa.) Ikmocrut re
views the situation, und we most hearti
ly endorse itsBlateiiicnls,nnd commend
the entire article to tho consideration
of our reudeis, viz :
" We believe in taking a fair and
square view of the results of tho recent
elections, and druwing from them such
lessons as may bo of uau loua hcrealler.
In tbia county wo did as well as could
reasonably bo expected, and had tho
other counties of the Stale done as well
there would have been an anti Cameron
majority in thu Legislature, although
Uoyt and others on the Republican
Slato ticket would havo still Kept their
plurality. Htiyi'g majority over Dill
in thu Slato will be about 20,000, but
as Mason's vote will probably reach
70,000, the Iiepublicun candidate ia in
a minority on tho whole volo of not less
thuii 50,000. How this vote will be
cast hereullcr ia tho problem thut will
aettle the futuro politics of tho Stale,
and especially lis volo in thu next
Presidential election. Two thirds at
least of tbu Grcenbaik strength camu
from the Democrats; in future cleclions
it is probable they will return lo their
old puny, und take with them a luir
proportion of thu Republican Green
backers. On Congressmen wo sustuin
a loss one member guiued by thu Ro
publicum and one b) theGreenbuckcrs,
making the delegulion stand 17 Kcpuo-
cans, 9 Democrats and 1 Greciibuckur.
If thu Democrats and Nationals bad
united onCongreasinun tboy would have
carried every member outside ot Pbila
delphiabul thrue or four. Although
professing substantially the sume pur
poses, they pel milled the Republicans
to succeed, and a minority thus secures
control of the delegation.
All these things will right themselves
in time, but the fact remains that the
Democrats are defeated in Pennsylva
nia and llio Republicans successful, bo
cause the opposition to the Republican
parly was divided. We blumo no one
lor this division, as il wua probably un
avoidable. The Nationals wero bent
on testing their power, and in doing so
have given success to their most bittur
opponent.
" Passing lo a largo field, and con-
sidenng the Congressional eleotioni.wo
find that while the Democrat havo
gained Senators In Louisiana, Florida,
Arkansas and South Carolina, they
havo lost one in Connecticut. Tho
next Senate, for the flint time since the
withdrawal of the Southern Benatora,
in the Winter of 1R60, will have a
Democratic majority of ten. Tho .Son.
alu is secured to the Democrats for four
ycursuituiiihtall pn.'bablecouliiijruiii'iea.
" Tho laical uotiiiialos ti tiii, Vmisij
of ltein scntulives show that it is
Denim ratio over ul! by a lull i.f 151
Democrats, 130 Republicans und 8
(ii'ieiibackeis. Thu Deiuncruliu ma
jority w ill be ll iln 1(1 lo 13 over all,
witb a plurality over the liepiibiieuiis
oi 21. As comput'ed W'lth lliu present
lloiisu w hich sluiids l.p).i Democrats to
138 Republicans. Tins is u net Demo
cratic looser four, tiul a net Kcpuhlh un
iosj of 8. Hut ll-cie ore five numbers
yet to bu chosen I iur of llicm from
Citlihiruiu to complete thu roll, uml il
tbesu mnintuiii their prerciil relations,
thu finul figures will stand Democrats,
153 J Grecnbackers, 8. Leaving Cull
tiirniu out of thu questions, however,
iniiniuiieli aa thu result there can not in
any event alter tho situation, wu ob
serve that the next House will show a
Democratic loss of two scuts, a Repub
lican loss of six und u Greenback gain
ol 8, as compared with tlio present
Congress. If thu Democratic Green
backers act with our parly and the
Republican G rein bin kers with theirs,
tho House will probably stand 136 Ru
publicans and 157 Democrats. In the
lust llireu Cofigressea polities have beuu
divided an follows :
D. oi. It. p. Mi.j
Fully-thir.l V- I K l,
tony l.i.j rtn ... ISi 11 711
Ion; i. oh Inn MS 13
F..rl.-lX'b .Ii7 131 21
'The Congressional ritiiiillnu, ul
though not all thai w ua cxpicted alter
the Octobe r clei lions, ia still ciuiiliula
Ide. Our majority will be large enough
lor pruclicul purposes, but not large
eiiuui'.h lo enC'iuiiige extravagance or
iinpruileiii-e. We will hold both Houses
during the count ol the electoral voles
of the next PivsidenlisI election, and
wo may be sum thai with ibis power
in reserve, there will be free dictions
al I he South, und no Slut., counted
ilial shall bu cuiried by the intimidu
lion of l'Vileral soldiery und lite ras
calities of Returning Hoards. There
will bo an honest count of the next
Presidential vote, utid wu believe a
De i ocrutio President.
"The results of the i lection, although
us we have said, not so overwhelmingly
Democratic as the October and August
elections led us to expect, still show
that thu stibstuntiul fruilsol victory re
main with thu Democrats, l lio loss
ul tho Doinocraiic Slates of New York,
New Jersey und Connecticut were
owing to local and exceptional causes,
and in 1880 they w ill again taku then
places in the Democratic column.
"Ono important result flows from
the tluclions. The Giuelibaek bobby
of illimitable inflation is dead ; Dennis
Kearney ism is shown to be a pow erless
influence ; and (he people of this conn
try, it is clear, havo no sympathy wild
communistic ideua. All this rubbisl,
is scattered. This is important he
cause il brings Ihu Republican and
Democratic parties face to luce on wbut
uru l cully the important financial ques
tions of thu day. Thu cxiruvuguncu
ol the Gtccnbackcradrovc many Demo
crats to the Republican party, und
kepi mnny more away from thu polls,
They got the jockey word ol "honest
money " on us, anu that told with the
unthinking who do not look below the
muhuci'. Thw prvmtico ol tlie ftutioii-
ula III tho canvass, with their crude and
extravagant ideas, helped the Republi
cans and hurt thu Democruta. Capi
tul, which la always timid, took alarm.
Dennis Kearney was worth tens ol
thousands of voles to the Republicans.
Hut the real issues will not bu obscured
hereuftur by a furore over impraclica
ble notions. That game cannot be
twiced played. The Democratic parly
in un honest money party, und always
was ; it favors no inflation or repudiu
linn, and never did."
Kum's Iuauinatio.i. Tho editor
of thu Pittsburg Tfirtraph, of Novem
ber 21st, remarks: "Mr. Koiin, the
Washington correspondent of the Phil
adelphia Proa and tho Pittsburg G'u
;ettf, endeavored to Bturt a political scn-
nation one day this w eek, about Win. L.
Scull, of Erin, combining with other
Denmcrala to givu this Stulu to TilJen
in 1880. Thu dispatch us sent to thu
rriss madu Ruudall Ihu ' coparcener
ol Scott, while the one published in tho
G'flCife madu Colonel James P. Barr
'tho wicked partner.' Mr. Hurr has
denied ull knowledgo of such an ar
rangement, while the others havo not
buen beard irom on the subject. Tho
chnnccB are that in the dearth of news
at Washington, Mr. Keiin drew on bis
imagination lor this ilrcudlul Demo
cratic plot. It is no aflair of ours
further than lo suggest thai there is
too much of this sort of slush sen.
out from Washington and palmed
off for news, not only by speciul
correspondents, but by tho Associulcd
Press us well."
The Resurrection Knterpkibc.
The lust thing by thu body stiiilcbcrs
has been to resurrect Captuin John
Smith, of ancient Virginia and Poca
hontas lame. The old man's remains
were recently found In a cellar in l'bila-
ddpbia. A rugged pair of punts, a
lorn shirt and aulidiliiviun hat tried to
bidu bishumun economy from thulynx-
eyed policeman, but be wus waltzed
beloro a Mugistrute, w ho recognized
bun us tlieanceBtriilJoblMirihercbo.il
histories, and generously provided a
resting place for his hones, while await
ing the payment of thu reward nflVrcd
by thu Executors ol bis lust will.
8m monY Oi out to be Impzaciikd.
If Attorney General Lear advised
Governor llailrunll lo publish the cor
ivspondence In regard loJui k Kehoe,
in which tho Courts aru insultingly do
nounced for pushing " technicalities to
extremes to secure conviction for a
crime ol fifteen ycura' Branding," be
ahould bo impeached, This ia the first
instance in which a Governor baa dared
to insult the Judicial Department ol
the Government of Pcima) Ivuma
JIttrrutiiirg I'atnut.
Gen. W. S. Huncock won tbu aword
at tho New York Cathedral Fuir, held
two or three weeka since. Ilia com
petitors wero Generals Newton and
Johnston.
General John U.Gordon has been
re-elected TJn.ted States Senator from
Georgia. Ho received every vote in
-
thoSeiialo, and all hut flvoin tho House.
Congressman elect Taylor, ol Ten-
nessoe, is 25 years of ago, and will be
that niinrraL mamla nt' il. rAi I
V " "vignivcyara ny Better man he fan ran
sixth Congress. la hotel.
7 E X E W M E M Mill FRO M
G EO ltd I A.
Mr. Kmory Spcer, the mcmbor olrct
from Uic NtnlU iungreaaioiial liiai.Ict
of Georgia, ia 2!, and thereloru is four
years the senior of Cungio-smun-eloct
Taylor, of tho First Tennessee.
Ilu is the son of a Methodist minister,
whoso ii)iieraiil liiu in a dozen Georgi
ii n towns guvo his son a Slate reputa
tion fur deviltry. Ilu waa always a
fighter, and at 15 ran aw ay lo serve in
thu cavalry, returning in rags and on a
mule, proudly reported as huvii.g tun
stolen. Ilu "us ulwu) s a hard student,
being as a boy devoted to Mucauluy,
Buckle, Gibbon und Hume, lly (In
lime hu was 1-1, bu bad two big volumes
of " Pulpit Klnqiiciicu " and " British
Kloqueiiiu " by heart. Ilu hus natur
ally a wonilei liil flow ol laugiiugu, and
having a fucilu and cbasto speukcr in
his father usun example, and haviugen
riehed bia dictidu by study, und con
Bluntly exercised his gilt by constant
practice, ho is claimed to bu nally an
orator, with a style ornate but lint
tawdry, uud a pleasant relieving vein
of humor, Hu bus further thu udvan
lago of a fine presencu uud powerful
pbysiqiiu, Ilu lives ut Athens, in a
well uppniiiled bouse, bus a wile and
large liimily, which is steadily increas
ing, bus a largo luw practice, lives well
und loves last horses. He is a man of
dauntless courage und au untiring
iuborer. In his last cumpuigu ugaiiist
'.hu regular Democrulic nominee he
spent thu Summer in Ihu mountains,
hunting w ith thu mountaineers, taking
part in their shooting matches and con
ducting suc h u magnetic canvass thai
lio carried Gilmer county by 76, where
al the piei-eding clecliiiu he had tiol a
vote, and Pickiua and Fannin by 500,
where he bud less lliun 50 Votes in all.
Ilo did all hia own speaking against
tlio nominee, Colonel Rillups, Senator
Gordon, Congressman Hell and others,
having only one assistant, Mr. James
Turnbull, "Thu Wild Cut ol the Curu
hee," uud both ol them came out budl)
scarred from encounters in hostile dis
tricts where arguments weru met h)
" rocks." His district bus brought
forth Howell Cobb, Junius II illy vr,
James Jackson und Hen. Hill, und it ia
believed that the new Representative,
a mull of boundless ambition, bus u
brilliant Inline beloro him.
HRWG1XG the BLOODY CHASM.
A touching scene was witnessed i t
Spartu,Gu.,sayB the Judex, while Judge
Marks was speaking. Referring lo
the war hu said : I see beforu mo my
gallant friend, Colonel ItyrJ. During
Ihu latu imhappy Rebi limn he w as on
ono aide, fighting for what ho thought
to bp right ; I was on tho other, fight
ing for what I thought to bu righl.
This calls to my mind an old man in
Virginia, who had two boys. The
elder fell while marching bcncu'li the
Stars and Stripes; I he younger buttling
lor llio Jiost louse. Alter tlie war,
the old man gathered up their bones.
brought them borne and laid them side
by side in one grave. Above them he
erected u single ahull, on one side ot
which was inscribed : " Su'-rcd to the
memory of my eldest bou, who tell
fighting for the Stain and Stripes "
On tho opposite side was inscribed :
' f-'iueicd to the memory of my youngest
son, who fell fighting for tho Lost
Cuusc." Higher up, in tho center, in
bold characters, was this inscription
" God knows who was right."
That old man thero erected a plat
form long enough, broad and strong
enough for tho whole American people,
both North and South, to stand upon
And upon this platform to-day, Colonel
Hyrd (advancing toward him), forget
ling the past, allow mo to shake you
by tbu hand as a brother. Col. Hvrd
hern arosu and advunced to meet hi
and ihu two brave soldiers joined bunds
amid tho deafening applause of the
spectatora.
Two bears cages) in tho St. Louis
Zoological Garden bad a furious fight.
They hugged and bit each oilier for
ball an hour, unmindful of being poked
with a sharp sink by tho keeper. Thu
smaller ono was lit lust vanquished
but received no mercy, the oilier spring
ing on him aa he lay whining on bis
back, and clasping him by thu throat
until bo wus choked to death.
A Fallen Star. Col. Goorgo II.
Bullor, nephew ot Gen. Hnller, was
recently sent to the workhouse for
sixty days, by thu polico court in Wash
ington, lor vagrancy. Hutler ia the
husbuud of Rose Eytiiiguund wus form
erly counsel general of tho United
States to Egypt. Ala later datu he
waa a special agent of tho pustofllcv
department.
Ghant Stock. - Zjuh Chandler's
friends in Washington insist that il an
election weru lo take place in Michigan
today the roaring Zachuriah would be
sent to Ihu Senate in thu place of Chris-
tiancy. Quite likely. Thia ia another
evidence that the Grant movement is
bounding und booming.
Grunt bus received orders from his
followers lo conio homo from Europe
uud gut ready for the campaign ol 1880
All the members of the Whisky Ring
have been pardoned, und the bouse is
being set in order lor thu coming ol
the Chid.
Henry T. Darlington, cilltorand pro-
prietor of the Buck County Intttligcn-
err, was stricken with paralysis on the
Ho remained unconscious during
tho day and night and died at 4 o'clock
the nexl day. lie was agod 46 years.
A Solid South. The New Orleans
RejiuUican hnsccuBcd publication, after
an Mistcnco of ten years, leaving no
Republican paper ot anv prominence
In the South, except al Dulliinoro and
Louisville.
All the western wild geese shot this
year and presented to editors of week
ly papers measure exactly six lest
I rom tip to tip. They weru hatched
on purpose fur tho occasion.
Governor Fremont, of Arizona, bus
mado hia first report, Ue advises that
the niililkrshull bo given control of.
tho Indiana in Arizona.
Tl,. ,;.. ,.,Ti:.TvT.i.. n ... r.
Governor or South Carolina is only a
imi. ... um mm v ..i . .
....... w.fc. ...... ....... ..uwiieu ior a
Roturnino- II, turd ihfirei.
Th. Chicago T,m makoi'tb. aB.
gostion that Judge Hilton can't run a
. . .
Uscfllaiifoua.
UtNCSEf'S P10.PD ptARCHEh if
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r -...I aii'lil.Miil -Ii . .1,1 1.. il. a- 1,-1' '
rnl.,..i.. l'ir.MMll'.ll nnri.i,r
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HEALTH J HAPPMSS.
Health ami ll)inii ate r.ee'rM Wealth tn
their pti'acfraurai, and yet the) ar Wltblu th rtrtuh
til every tn'wbd jl w , m m.
WrlRht'S Lire: nils,
The . nljr -or CI' KU tor Torpid Lirer, Dysix i
ul. llfHdtu-lie, ft't-r ytoinaoh, Cunstif.aHuu,
lh biMj, .Saii-ea. aU'l all llillious oou.ilaint and
li-H.d dis'inlfi. Nun nenuin in.lt-M aljrn d
U IU Wrift-lH, I'l.tl'a." Il uur DiUKa-iit will
ant MUtilv rend Hi rente fur una bua to Uarriuk,
llulUr A i o , .U N. ah t , 1'uiia.
Dee, 2. 7Mj.
JOHN TROUTMAN,
, dealer in
FURNITURE,
Improved Spring Beds,
.UAHKK T STKKKT, NBAK P.O.
fbe unilcrngiied btn lea re to inform the etl
en of Clenrttvid, and toe iuMia ftntierall, that
tie ha" tin band a fine BimrtuiDDt of Furniture,
ant-b a Walnut, Obrjctfiut and I'aintrd Chamb-r
luitef. I'll r I or triiitei, Heelimtif and Kx ten mob
Ofiulrn, Ia'tief' ar.d Orntf V.nry Chair, tba I'rr
fnrntrd lmtnaod Parlor Cbair. Cane Heataand
Winder Cliaira, Clitthea linn, 8tep and Kitea
ainn l.ad'lerR, lint Rural, iScruMang ltiarhei, Ar
WWl.inSH AMI I'ICTI UK FIIAM KH.
oiliiiit (lan"v". Cbnin jn, Jr., ahirh would
aiitaMe fir llolidat rnetila,
deeia-7 Ji.llV TKni'TVN.
DRUG STORi:.
H. B. SPACKMAN,
DRUGGIST and CHEMIST,
At Shaw' dI.I It, in. I. Oar fie U, Pa, hti Jul
cfieuerj a new aioek of
anil l ri" j-refircj In furnlnh anjtbioa in the
the lino of Jruj and Medicinal at tbe rerj low'
cat enn irt.'e.
lie ba at pi on hurr! a iNre Hock of rmnbn,
((irand Tooth Hrtibc-, Kane Artinle. Toilet
and "hat ing hoHt, an e trjtiiia uea-illy kepi
m a iint-oiai LTUaT ntwre.
PHYSICIANS' PEESCHIPTIONS
ftoiiiiiDundivl with care, dnv nr nit;ht. A lilicraf
hura ot a'rnMgu repccliul( uli'-itcd.
II If. M'Ai.KMAN.
riecrfieM, P., tM. 24. IH77.
A NEW DEPARTURE
1. 1 T II K li S It U K G .
Hereafter, aood will be aoM fr CA8II anlr
r id eii-hanire for (irodura. No b-iokr will be
kept in the futute. All old account oiuat be
nettled. Tbnxe who cannot eab up, will pieate
nana over ineir auiee era
CLOSE THE BECOED.
I am delertnioed to fell mj gondi at aaib
prifmt, and at a diwoni far below ibat aver
nffere I in tbia vicinity. The diicount I allow m
uuitouera, will makeibeua rirb in twrotj vare II
they ftdlow ut advice and hue their good frotr
me. will pj eaeh for whet, outi ami etnver
ed. DAM t.L GUODLANDKK.
Lutheribntg, January 17, s7i.
Affl'icnllnral Statistics.
To tkt Citittu WtarfietH Count f :
The uiderirned having Iteen appointed he the
Departtni'Dt, at Wah'njrtn, principal rep or lor ot
be Atfrieultural fiat in tic of Clearfield county,
rerpeeluMy requerla the eo operatien of all lo
aim, by aenrlinr the nbarriar all the Informa
tion they can bearing upon the following quea
tinn. ro aa to eneMe biin to make aa correct a
ataUinent to tha l) pattmeiit, aa poihla: How
many boraea have J ed in your borough or town,
tup, and of what dieeaee How many ew ud
ealvea, and of what diaeaaa. How many aheap
have you lut( and of hit diae bow many
ktlbd hr dga. How mniiy bog have you loat,
and of what tilteaie. What prtvailing dieeee
amoogsi the poultry. In all aaaea gi.e the ram
t-diea tif.-d which have bean found to be auneeaa
Jul, and in all onaea to give the eab value o all
atonk aa nearly aa poiaihla. by the en-operation
of our rtilten tn general upon theaa important
parlitfuUra. tha Axaioulturai report il beooma
an eiie.veiopodtaei uarlul information to the pub
lii, by fbabling (he Department to puitlik tbe
ilineaM. the lonner-, and tbe ramediea that hare
baca lound moat banetieial In amaia dieaaee .
Any othar imormatiou that will be eonaidered a
puiilie bciiefl', will he thaukfull rev ived.
Ad Ire tba auhicriier at Uminplan Hilt,
t'l.aitiel.lCo., P. HAM TEL WlUbMIHh!.
Mareb IS, In78 lf.
TIN &SHEET-1R0N WARE.
CANDISMERRELL
Haa opened, In a building no Market atreet, oa
the old Wea'crn Hotel loi, opnte tha Court
llnuta tn Clearheld.a Tin and ribeet Iron Manu
la. tor v end tUre, where will be found at all limeeH
a lull line of
house rrainsnnra goods,
Stoves, Hardxaro, Etc
II au Sp .nilng and all kirnti nfj.ib work, rapalr
im, Ae., noli, un abort awtic and .1 raaaonabl.
rata.. Al., agonl fur th.
Singer Sewing Machine.
A ripl nf Ma.blnei. with N'Mdlea. Ac- al
wav. on band
T.rma, atrlollv .aab nf Mnatr eroda... A
bar. nl patrvnag. aoltuttad.
O. B MKHRBI.L,
fiuptriata.daat.
Cl.arllcld, April M, l7T-lf.
REMOVAL!
JOHN McGAUGHEY
Woo Id raapaetfvlly aotlfv tba aublle aenareJI
that be haa removed hia Ureoery fitera from
.Shaw Row, to tba building formerly teen pied
by J. Mile Kratier, oa tieeood atreet, nett door
tsi Uiglar'a hardware atora, where ba Intend
keeping a fall Una of
ii It O V 1? It 1 13 H.
I1AM8, ORIRD BEKF.ad LARD.
SUIIAH8 and 81 Rl'1'8, of .11 j-r.it...
TEAS, Oraso and Black.
COFFKE, K...II.4 and Oim. ' '
FLOUR AND PROVISIONS,
CAAWKII mi ITS,
All kind, la th. aarkt.
PICKt.R.1, . j,ri and b.rr.ll.
HPICKtl, la trwj Tom sad T.rity.
FAMILY FLOUR,
AM. KINKS Of t HAl KKRH.
SOAPS,
MATCHES,
DRIKD APPLES,
DRIED PBACI1KS,
lIRIKD CIIKIIRUS,
Coal Oil && Lwp Cliimiityt.
Aid a SOod uaottnant af Ikaaa AI.m ..ll.
t" la a (roMr? M.ra, whlrb ba will aiakaaca
fur Siarkalli), at lh. aisrkM prtaaa.
Will Ml far auk a. .k.apl, aa aa; ,ikar ..a.
Plau. sail sad SM kl. eteak aad IwdM At
y oar eel f.
CTearffald, U, f , tlT. I
A
Ulecrtlnurous.
lalvcry Ntuble.
It. a iSS-rSWr .v.-a rtr.'rwn a .u,
. lie llial ha ia now full l.r.,.i ' u, aBK,
(lata all 1. th a-a.Y el (arniahina H..aa, buggi.,
Saddla. and llaruaaa, wo lha .hurta.l auttn u.'
u rsa.(inatl. tarui.. It.iid.nn. ua Luauat .iraaL
Sia.B Tl)rS n.J VuDrlk.
Hal). W.
UEAIIIIAMT
Olwnalil. Cab. 4. IB74
p. aiK.ii-K. a. S'roaai... . aiiiaa,,
(.UK II, McUlKKI.E lUd.S
FUHNITUKE ROOMS,
Market lrrl. t leartlvld Pa.
f Rin.i!e'ura all .jxda of fvra.iere for
CbitD)lerf Utaiag Hutma, Ubeartee and llalla.
It oa waut Kuraiiaravl ao kind, aa't b.i
uotil jroa eee our iwx h.
l B i: It T A K I j
la .11 III br.aohM. in-B)pilt at'.ixM to.
Ot'LICII. McCOIIKLlACO.
Claarlalil, Pa., Fek S, '78.
vi
It
Hi ... . aai. . )--
-r.'i I
5 -Vti' V1"
"'ia wrriwai
HOllEY OF HOREHODKD AIID TAB
FOR THE CURE OF
Con rlil. CtA3, Inflnenia, ffotrsenraa, DifficrU
Ero.itbinr, anj all Affectiot of tba Throat,
Bronchial Tuhei, and Luara, Utding
ta 0onanm)'Uaa.
Tlii inf;illillc tcmrdy i minpirff if tl .
tlliVKVof tilt? I'l.illl I loitltiiiili.l, ill llilhiu .'
union with T k-It i mlrnctrtt fi'tii il
I. ikk Pkinciiik uf ihc fiic. iit-e Ami
Mt.miK, or of Cilr.vl.
The (limrv of lliiii-lioiiiwl mvr:rs AM
sc rt h.Hs nil irritatiitns aiiiiinflniiiiiiniw.no,
lie T.ir-!ialtn t'l.i a.nm's am v.rw y ilic lltm. i
and air p.iajrc teailin to lite Iiin;. J-r.
atlditiniul inj'rc'lirms Urp the ri.ms tin',
nmitt. ami h he.ihlifnl nrtinn. l.tt nn pt--u-1ice
kco)i vil fnm trying llii prtvit nicl:.
cine of n f.inmiM Nx:ir v im hat winl tb"n
Mnd of iivra I iv il "in liiu l.iic piiv.ilr j:rMtia
N.H. The Tar-Halm has no mi) tASiKor
naiel).
ritlCH 50 CENTS ASM $! I'M) Unni.F..
Great navinf tn buy Urrc tire
"Plke'H TootliiK'liit InpHM C'ltrfc
111 1 Minute.
Sold by all Prttppi..
0 N. CRITTENTON, Prop., H.T-
II
ARD TIMES
HAVE NO BTFHCT
IN FRENCHVILLEI
I am aware that there are aome peraona a little
hard .to pleaae, and I am aleo aware that tht
complaint of "hard timea" if well algb nni rental.
Mat 1 am ao aituated now that I ran aatirty tba
former and prove oonelottvely that "bard tine"
will aot afreet tbnee who buy their gooda from me,
and all my patroaa aball be initialed toto tba aa-
erel of
UOW TO. AVOID JlAIil) TIMES
T have good enough to eupply all tbe inhebl.
tanta in tbe lower end of the county which I aell
at exceeding low ratea from my mammoth etura ia
.Mll.Mi,Ml(iHU, where I eaa alwaya ha foandi
rea ly to wait upon eel) ere aaal aapplj them witb
Dry Goods of all kinds,
"neb aa Clothe, 6alinetta, Caaiimeraa, MaaHu
Delainee. Linen, Drilling., Caliooea,
Trimming, Hibbona, Laea,
Heatlj-uade Clothing, Boot and Shoea, (lata aad)
Oapa all of tle beat material and made to order
lluee, bocki, Uloree, Mitten. Laeet, Kibbone, Aa
URUCEKIKS OF ALL KINDS.
Coffees Tea, Sugar, Rice, Molaasea, Fiib, t?ait
fork, Linaaed Oil, Fiab Oil, Carbon Oil.
Hardware, Jueeniwar, Tia war, Caatiag, Plowa
and Plow Caatiaga, Nni It, hpikee, Oora Cultira
tora, Cider Crease, and all kind of Atet.
Perfumery, Painta, Varniih, Ulaaa. aad a general
aaaortment of butionery,
GOOD FLOUR,
Of different brand, alwaya on band, aad will ba
old at tbe lowaat puulble bguree,
J. II. MeCiato'a aledielnee, Jayne'a Uadlelnaa
Utt-utter i and ilooOand Bitter,
ittotl puunda ot Wool wanted for wbfeb tha
hit; heat pnoa will ba paid. Cloreraead on band
and fur Mir at tha lowaat market prion.
Alao, Agent for 8trattonrtll aad Cnrwanivllla
rbreahiiig Maohinea.
trnjuCall and ee for yonraelT. Tea will tni
everything anna lly kept in a retail atora.
L. M. COUDRIKT.
FraaehvUla P. 0., Angaat 12, UM.
BIGLER, YOUNG & REED,
iSneeeeauri to Boyatoaj A Teag,)
FOUNDERS & MACHINISTS
UaJDniaetnrari nf
PORTABLE & STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES
Cornar sf Foortk d Ft., Slra.u,
CLEARFIBLD, PA.
f T AVINO aaratrad la lh. maa.raotar, tt IrM
11 .Ua. MACIIINKRT.V.NaBMtralljIafMa
Ii. pukllo that w. an sow .raparad u III .11
dm aa akaapl; aad aa amapllaaa Ma aa dm
la aa, af Ua atOaa. W. auaabMan aad dwal Is
Mala; and Circular Saw-Mills
8aa)l Bloskl, Walar Wbaal., Shaftlaa P.II.J.,
Oiford'l Injactor, StMBl Otnaa.. RMai Whl.IlM,
Oll.n, T.llow Cap., Oil Corn, O.naa Coeka, Air
Coak., ainh. Val,, Ckwk V.laaa, wro.jkl Iraa
Pip.., k'.aam Paaipa, Boilar Faad Punpi, A.tl
Frlalloa M.lr, Soap Stona Parkins. Oam Pack
ns. and all bind, af KILL W0RK W-jrlkw
with Plowa, glad Snl.a,
COOK AND PARLOR STOVES,
aad atk.r CASTISOS af all kt.da
TOrd.ri KUrltad aad IM.d al ntf priwa
A latlar, of Inanirj ltk raf.nno. la aiaablam
.fwu aaaaalatan prsaipUa aaswand, bt addw.
lag aa at Olsartald, fa. .
)nl74 tf HallR, TorifO plltD.
:u. i -) .ay- -f
'v. lie mi ,.--sl...k.