THE MANSION HOUSE.
Conor of Seeoad oad Market Blreelo,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
mm? aid Bad aBBBodioai UoUl hal. darlna
X the peat ;er enlarged u doubU lu
loraereapaeii; ler .aa MHrwiMiioi iiraa.
car aad iuhu. Th. wkolo balldlag kaa ka
referaUhed, aod tha proprietor will ipare at
petal It rtpdar his gaoit. eoBltrtaai. while
ta;iag wilt hia.
jOr-rha 'at all lot Boaia" Oaalbai nu W
aod fraa .be Dtptl e Ik arrival ud departar.
tt saea treia. w. u. vjiavuni
Jul; l-?7-lf ' Prepritlo.
LLEGnENY HOTEL.
Market attract. Cl.arn.ld, Pa. .'
Wti. 8. Bradle;, fontorly proprietor af tba
Leeward Hnaae, having laeaed tat AUogBea;
Haul, .elicit, a .bar. of pabltt patroaage, The
Hnaae haa baaa iboroogh). repaired and aewl;
farBl.hed. and aueata will and tl a pleeaaol Map
ping plaaa. Tba labia "III at .applied with tba
brat ar avarTthtng la Iba BBrhoL At tba bar
will ba fnaiid iba bait wine, and liqoor..- Good
tabling all., had. WM. 8. BRADLEY.
Ma; 17, 'id. Proprietor.
SHAW HOUSE,
(Cor of Market A Proal atreala,)
CLEARFIELD, PA.
Tba aadarilgnad baring lakaa abarga of tkla
Uolal, woald reipeelfoll; aollolt pnbiie patronago.
l.bJJ, 7. K. K TON 6UAW.
rpfcMPERANCE HOUSE,
NEW WAdlUNOTON, PA.
11. D. BOSK, . . PaoraiiTta,
kfaali, Jit. Man and boraa orar Bight, $1 09.
Mea aad lo bortM over Bight, $l.rv.
Tba bait of accommodation! fur naa aad Scail,
Ual. 23,78-1'. -
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
NEW WASHINGTON, PA.
Tbli aaw and wall furntihad houao kai baaa
taken b; tha anderaigned. 11a feeti oenfidoat al
baing able tt raodar .atl.faatioa to tkoaa abo ma;
favor hia with a eall.
Ma; a, 1S7J. 0. W. DAVIS, Prop'r.
LOYD HOUSE,
Mala Btraat,
f ' PHILII'HBURc, PENN'A.
Tabla alwa.vi .applied with tha boat tha markat
afford!. Tht'tnroliag puhllo ii invited tooalL
jan.l,'. ROBBKT LOYD.
SJanfes.
County National Bank,
OF CLEARFIELD, PA.
ROOM in Maaonle Building, tat door Bortk ol
0. D. Wataon'l Drug Store.
Pauaga Tiokata to and from Liverpool, Qaaena.
town, Ulasgow, London, l'aria and Copanbagan.
Alio, Drafta for tala on tha Ro;at Bank of Iralaad
and Inparial Bank of Londoa.
V7. M. 6I1AW, Caihler.
jasibo 1. liauiianu, rraa 1.
Jan I, '7 1
DREXEL & CO.,
So, 31 Houth Third Street, Philadelphia
BACKERS,
And Dealers in Government Securities.
Application by mall will reoeire prompt at too
tlon, and all tnfurinatioa cheerfully furoiabed
Order eoliotrd. April U-tt
r. I. stRXOLD. W. ARIIO LB. 9. I. AftKOLB
F. K. ARNOLD St. CO.,
flSauker nnL Itrokern,
Reynoldevllle, J.a.raoa Co, Pa,
Mona; received on deposit. Diioonnt. al no
darata ratal. Baiter, aod Poraiga Exchange al-
wav. on band aad eoUretion. promptl; made.
Ha;noldlvllla, Dat It, I874.-I;
SfntistrB.
J L. R. nEICIIUOLD,
'UHCEON DENTIST,
Qradaata of tha Pannr;l'anl Collaf. of Dantal
Pargar;. tifiaaiarafidantaofDr. Hllli, oppoiita
Iba Kbaw Houaa. ajcbH, -;t-if.
DR. E.M.THOMPSON,
(OSca In Bank Building,)
Curnttmille, ClearfleM Co Pa.
Bob 13 'J tt
J. M. STEWART,
SURGEON DENTIST,
CLEARFIELD, PA
(Ottoa to raaldaaaa, fiaoond ftrtat.)
Kitroat Oiida Oaa adailaiatarad for tha paia
tu aitraottoa of taath.
Claarnrld, Pa., Ma; 1, WM;.
5UisftlIanfous.
SHOEMAKINO-I karab; Inform ; pa
tronl, and mankind la ganaral, that I kava
rrnorad at; ahoaaaaking ahop to tat raoai ia
Oraban'a row, orar S. I. Sa;dar'a jawalr; atora,
and Ibat 1 am piaparad to do all kinda of work
ta at; lino abaapar tbao an; otnar aaop aa ttwa.
All work warraotad at aood at aaa ba dant aay-
wbtraalat. Poaitlral; tbil ia tho obrapaat ahop
in I'laarnald. JUS. it. VbEHinu.
Daa. 11, H78 If.
MEAT MARKET.
F. M. CABDON & ERO., .
Ob Harbot P.L, aaa door t of Maat-loa Hoato,
CLEARPIKLD, PA.
Oar arranges. on ti ara rf tbo taort eontnlat
eharMtor lor furaUhiBf tbo pablia wttb Froib
Moauor an kind, ana oi tBOToryaoit qtiaNijr.
Wo aloo doal ia all kindi of Agritsaltaral Itaplo
BBtatt, wbiob wo heap oa oibibttioa far tba ba-
oftt of tbo poblio. Coll erosBd whoa ta Iowa,
aad tako a look at lalnni, ar addrooa oj
f, U. CARDON a BRO.
CVtarnold. Pa., Joly 14, l7Mf.
JSevr Marble Yard,
Tbo andmlgnotl would Inform tho puhllo that
bo boa opentrd a aow Jdtublo Yard aa Third it root,
eapoalto tbo Lathrraa Cborvb, whoro ho will hoop
oob Plant ly aa bund a atock of varies hindi af
at bio. All biadaor
TOMBSTONES, MONUMENTS,
Pmslt for Cemetery Lola,
aad all atbor work la hia Una will ba promptly
oitcaied ia a aoat and workmanlike maaaor. at
roftr-QBabla ratet,
Ur Koaraattoooatlibetory work and low priooa.
Oit. kia call. J. PLAIIAHTV.
OlaarAtld, Pa., March 17, 1878 If.
ADING FOR ALL II
BOOKS STA TIOXER T.
Markat lit., I loarleld, (at tbt Ptat Uatta.)
Till andanlgnod krga leara u aaaouaat to
Ibo alliuaa of Claardald aad rtsiall;. that
ha haa lltad ap a rooai aad ha Jail ratarnad
froai tha ait; with a largo aoMaul of roadlag
aaatlar, toaaiittag ba part tf
Bible and Miscellaneous Books,
Blaak, Atotant aad Paat laoki af nor; d.
aaripliaa t Papar aad Envalapaa, Fraaoh praitad
and plain f fani and Panatlai Blank Lagal
Papm, Daada, Mortgagaai Judgmaal, liamp
lion aad Pruajiaar. aoloai Wblta aod Parab
asal Brlaf, Ugal Cap, Kaaord Cap, aad Bill Cap,
kaatt Mailt, tor aiuar Piaat, Plata or Vtolia,
toaitaatl; ta aaad. An; took! tr natioaar;
ditrd that I aia; aot hara oa haad,will ba ardtr
a; ftm tapraii, aad told at wholaaala ar raull
to tilt toatomara. 1 will alta kaap pariodlaal
Jluratara, laak aa Magatiati, Nawipapari, Aa .
P. A. liAL'LItf.
Cltartala. Ma; T, lMt-tf
The Bell's Run Woolen Factory
' Paaa Uwa.klp, Clwdild 0.., Pa.
BUKMEO OUT!
n awt
BURNED UP1
Thoaaboeriber hara, at jroot aipaaM.roaalHa
Bolfhborbwod aooootity, In tbo oraotioa af a Irat
alaaa Wooloa MaDalaoiory.witk all tbo modora
tmprovooaoait attaobod, aad aro proparod lo ataka
all kla4a of Clotko, CaaaiaiorM, BattaotU, Blaa.,
koto, Planaala, Aa. Pioaty af goada oa hand to
aappiy au wr iu aaa a tfeoaaaoa aow matoaort.
whom wa aok to earn aad oaamtno oar oteok.
Tba baiinoM af
CARDHta AMD FULLINtf
will raoolra oar aopaotal aUaattoai. rapar
aJranfomoato will bo mado ta roaoiva aad doHvar
Wool, taait oaBtAtwaro, All work warraaaad aad
doao apoa tba abartaat aottoa, aad by atrial attaa
iioa ta baaiaoM wo bopo ta roaliao a libaral abara
af pablia patroaafa.
OMM POUNDS WOOL WAHTIDI
Wo will pay tba big-boot mark prtoo for WM
aad oaU aar maaafaotarad fada ao taw ao oiaallar
ffooda aaa ba baafht ta tava owaaty, aad waaavavar
mo fool aa loader roaeoaablo aaMajatUa ma aaa
alwaya ba fomad at haata ready ba eiabe praear
atBpiaadUOsMa, eitaer to eatwaa or by letter.
JAAtfift HULMtWa A tO ITS,
. aprTaKHff Bowar P. 0.
IWisrfUaiifoiti.
cr
RT PROCLAMATION.
Wbbiiai. 1m, 0. A. MATE. Preaideat
Jadg ef tli Coart of Co meat. Plea efi
e Twaaty Rftb Jadteial DUtriet, eompesed ef
the eoeBtiea ef Clearaold, Ctntrt and Chaos
aad Uoa. Abram Ooom aad Hob. Viichm B.
Holt, Awlt tladfti of Cltarlald caaatj
hav iid tBir praccpt, U dirud, for tfe
BoldlBg of a Cart af CoauoB fltai, Orphaai'
Ooartt Oourl af Qaarttr At tMtoaa, Court Ovm
aad TrmiBr, aa4 Oourl of Ooatrai Jail Daar
017, at tbt t'oart Homo at CUarfltU, la aad for tat
oontvof Cloaritld, toDiisoatlDc oa itto thirA
Munoay. Ua Ut Aay al Marck, IHT,
aad to ooatlaaa two wooka.
NOTICE 18, taortfora, Unlj giro, M 'Uo
Coroaor, Jastlom aftat Poaoo, ana Coaatabloi
1a and for aaid aoaatj of ClomrAald, U ap poar t
taolr propor aartoaB. wlta laoir Xoaarda. HeUt
loqaliiUuBi, Kiaaiaatloaip aad otaor Robobi.
braaooi, to 4 laaaa talafi araicb ia Uioireftooa,
aad ia Uoir bobalf. portaia to bodooo.
by aa Aet of Auonbly, paaiod tba Itb dT of
Umy, A. D. ltti, it ia mda to doty f tba Jat
tiooi of tbt Poaoo af tbt cororal oouatiu of Uii
Coai aioa wool tkp to rotam la tho Uiark af tba
Court of Quarior fiwUm ef tba rtipoeUro
bii too rooogananooo oaioroa ibio aorora
tbooj by aaj ponoa or panaai thri4 witA too
aontaiiHioB of aaj erioio. oioopt iuoa. oaaeo at
mj 00 oooaa ooiora a jumioo at ibo raaota aa
doroxlatiof tawt. al lMt toa doyi a (or tba
eonmoaooBioBt af tho imbIob ef tba CoaK to
B wo tbty ara aiada rataraable nattaotiTolypaad
la all tun whoro aoy rwof oitaaooo aro oaurod
Into Uii tbaa Ua dj boioro IboooaiBiOBOoaiaiil
of tho Bnailua to vhwb they art aiatio roMraa
bio, tbo laid Jaitleo aro to rotara tbo ubi ia
tba tint aiaoBor aa if aaid aet bad eol booa)
01VIN aad.rai;hand at Olaariald, tkla 4th
da; of Fabraar;, la tba ;tar af oar Lord, ana
Ibouiaad algbl aaaarad aaa laTaatv-Blaa.
I.b.l-U ANDRIVY PKNTZ, Jr., bbariC
J.H.LYTLE,
Wholesale & Betail Staler in
GrocorioS,
THK LAROEHTaad BERT RRLBCT1D STOCK
IN IIIBCOL'MV.
COFFEK,
TKA,
SUGAR,
SYROP,
MEATS,
Finn,
SALT,
OILS,
QUEENSWARE,
TUBS aad BUCKETfl,
DRI15D FRUITS,
CAMNXD AOODS,
SPICES,
BROOMS,
FLOUR,
FEED.
. County Agent for
LORILL.tRD'8 TOBACCOS,
Thua good! bought for CA8U ia largt lot!,
and Mid al aim oat tit; priata.
JAMES B. LTTLI, '
Claarteld, Pa., J aaa II, I87.-I;.
REMOVAL !
James Lb Leavy,
lUvinf pa rob a aod tho oatlro otaok af Frod.
Saoktit, haroby fivoa aotloatbat ho haa Marad
lota tbo room latoly oroauird by Rood A Hatorty,
oa Sooond atroot, whore he U proparod la effor te
no pUDHQ
COOK STOVES.
PARLOR STOVES,
of tbo latrot Improved pattorai. al low prloea.
HOUSE rURNISHINQ GOODS,
Gas Fixtures and Tinware.
Roalog, Spoutlor. PlomblBK, 9a. Fitting, aad
R.palriag Pampt a apooialt;. All
work warraawd. -.
AB;tklss ia my liao will ba trdarad ipaeial If
daiired. JA8. L LKAV'Y,
Proprtator.
FRItD. PACkkTT.
Agaat.
Olaarlad, Pa., Jul; 1, 1878 If.
GEO. WEAVER & CO.,
SECOND RTRKFT.
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Bara opaaad ap, ia tha .tora room lata); aooupiad
b; Woaaar A B.tti, oa Saooad ilraat, a largt aad
wall wttttd altek tf
Dry - Goods, Groceries,
BOOTH AND SHOES,
QCRENSWARI, WOOD A WILLOW WARE,
HATH AND CAPS, '
FLOUR, FEED. SALT, &c
Whlah tha; will dlipoat of al rvaaoaablt rata,
for taab, or oieaaaga tor touatr; prodaoa.
SEORSIWEAVEiaOO.
CWtrtaM. Pa. Jaa. I, l.7a-at
JajEW
FliOUIt, FD,
AHD
GllOCERY
STORE.
JOHN F. KRAMER.
tn Ha. 4, Ptt'a Optra Hmuu,
VlaaraWM, Pa. ;
Koapi toa.Uatl; oa kaal
SU9AR, . .
COFFEE,
' TIAfl, '
IODA,
COAL OIL,
STRIP, ,.
." aUM ' ;
SPICKS,
SOAP,
Oaaaad aad Dri.4 Fraiu, Tabaata, Clgata, Oaa-
dlat, Oidtt Vtaagar, latttt, Iggt, A a.
ALSO, EXTRA HOME-MADE
Wheat and Boekwheat Flour,
Corn MmI, Chop, Fed, Ao.,
AS at arkltkarW kt tald tktap tatk at la
OM t. atmAMSlH.
01tlfS.H, Wt. IS, Wffc-K, -
THE REPUBLICAN.
CLEARFIELD, PA. -
WIDNIHDAY MORNING, MARCH. II, 1171.
"BVSKO" FOR MOXBY.
HOW IK1CK
V A DOCKEn OVER
,o.
THE iTURT OP A RICH PHILADELPHIA!)
VISIT TO (lr TOKK, WHUll ttt
MET 1HR SON OP A RICH MAN
AND FELL INTO THE
- RAND OP GAMBLERS
From Ibo Philadelphia Tlw.
Lnlber Dock, a rich ntl retired
oommisaion nd forwarding merchant,
of this city, residing at 904 North
Broad Street, went over to New York
reoontly and guTe hia cheek for 12,200
under Circumstances, to tay the least,
peculiar. There is only one side of
the story, but tba plaintiff, in a civil
suit to recover the face of the check,
promises to tell an equally interesting
tale Christian Kneass appears of re
cord aa counsel for tha plaintiff, whoee
name is V. A. Ryan, said to be a Now
York merchant. Ryan brings suit to
recover the face ol the check, and bis
olaim being duly filed, an affidavit of
defense ia pot in by air. Dock which
eta out the following facta : That he
being in New York, he met a young
man on Broadway who introduced
himself aa A, J. Drezel, Jr., of Phila
delphia, son of the banker ol that
name in this city. This young man
proceeded to relate to Mr. Dock that
only the day before be had, with bis
sister, landed in New York from
Havana, and that they were stopping
now at the Windsor Hotel for a little
rest before going home, Mr. Dock's
story goes on to relate how he thought
be recognized in the face of the alleged
Mr. Drexel the family likeness of A.
J. Drexel, the banker, whom he knew
well, and further, that the young gen
tleman was a delightful companion,
with a wide range of information and
rare conversational powers.
THE SAME OLD OA MS.
The young man said, "Call on me at
the Windsor," and they walked to
gether nntil finally the alleged Mr.
Droxel said, "While in Havana I got
some lottery tickets in the great
Havana Lottery, one of which I un
derstand has drawn a prize. Let's go
to the office and get the money." To
gether they went to the office indicated,
where the so-called Mr. Drexel pre
sented his tickot and appeared to draw
a sum ot money amounting to about
$100, and was given tickets entitling
him to a further drawing from certain
numbered cards or tickets which the
party In the office had. He drew and
lost, and lost some money from his
own pocket and thea requested Mr.
Dock to loan him his chock for 12,200,
forwbicb he gave his note in exchango
and oo which ba would immediately
pay the money on his arrival in Phila
puis.
The check was draws by L. Dock
on L. Dock oo Iba West Philadelphia
National Bank and indorsed by L.
Dock to John H. Groan. Having
passed into tbo hands of its first in.
doner it paused intv tha possession of
V. A. Ryan, the client of Mr. Kneass.
It appears that Mr. Dock and bis
friend after this little transaction sepa
rated, aud Mr, Dock thought tha mat
ter over very carefully ud oonokded
that tha whole affair was tt least a bit
shaky and ought to bo Inquired into.
Therefor he hailed a passing car and
rode ap to the Wiudsor, when the be
jeweled clerk assured him that aone of
the Drexel family were stopping there,
not one, and certainly Mr. Drexel, Jr.,
and Miss Drexel were not of the guests
in the admirable hostlerie of Wether
bee & Hawk. Mr. Dock was astonished.
That Mr. Drcxel's son, whom he never
knew, bad occasion to borrow 12,200
did not surprise Mr. Dock, but that
the so-called Mr. Drexel should have
deceived bim regarding the hotel was
a trifle too much aod let right into a
whole city full of darkness and fraud.
Ha at once telegraphed hia bankers
not to honor tba check, in short, stop
ped its payment
THE CHECK HOT PAID. '
Mr. Dock then came back to bis
North Broad street home and awaited
developments. He had not long to
wait. Tha fast mails brought along
hia check and ( reaehed in doe course
the West Philadelphia Bank where it
met a rebuff and west back to New
York bearing tba neatly stamped and
highly expressive words in bias ink :
"Payment stopped."
Tba question asked aa to the re
sponsibility of tba indorsees asms fol
lowing that of Mr. Dock, oa the back
of tha check, Joha II. Greet), finds no
satisfactory answer, and not even Mr.
Mr. Dock presumes to say that ha is
good tor the money. ,
Mow auMBt) as platkb.
" Bunko ia a very old game, and
Admits of but few variations. The
victim never appears twice in the same
person, but outside oi that it Is ths
same old game of fraudulent and false
representation to awindlo and cheat
Tha victim la "spotted and his name
and financial standing ascertained by
number one of tha swindlers. Num
ber two, with the information obtained
by No. 1. claims acquaintance or mu
tual friend.. Victim falls into tba trap
in short order. His money gone, bis
eagsr acquaintance of a few moments
before gone, ba usually pockets his
losses aa hs conceals hia weakness for
tear of ridicolo, and with a load ot
wisdom and experieooe in place of hia
money ha goes on hia way, leaving bis
swindlers untouched. Tha case was
ordered for trial yesterday.
Tbia ia tha "bunko" theory, but
among tha papara ia the case appears
a statement aoggeating another ex
planatioo of tha motive for drawing
tba check In the first instance. The
statement referred aays :
" Find that Mr. Dock lost his own
oheck himself, that Uaa note tot thirty
days received from tba gentleman that
ba came In with to play waa aa after
consideration, a private contract and
had nothing to do whatever with the
game at which ha lost his check."
Harry T. Kingston, counsel for tha
defendant, proposes to set ap oa the
trial a defense which indicates that no
consideration was given tor tha check,
aod ha will require tha plantiff to
prove " what consideration waa paid
for the check by Joha H. Green, who
purport to be sn Indorser ot tba check
Usual, aod ait what cotMitUratioa
was paid cr gives by ths said pUUalifir1
to tbs said John II. Green for the said
cbeck lnsult, and also to prove that
said plaintiff is a boss Ada bolder for
value lor said check." That is to say,
he proposes to tska advantage of tho
decisions aod the law relating to gam
ing debts.
INTEMPERANCE IX MA1XE.
A recent address of Gov. Gsrcelon
beiore the Maine temperanoe conven
tion calls attention to various kinds of
avoifOYano which have generally
escaped attention of reformers in that
State. He has been for many years
an eminent physician of large practice,
and a close observer of the habits of
the people. He spoko ol tho use of
tobacco aa an increasing evil, especial
ly aroeng the young, tbe tendency of
which is to cultivate an appetite for
stronger stimulants, besides being del.
eterious itself, In addition to chewing
and smoking, he says snuff dipping is
becoming almost universal. As he
added himsoll, this fact many are ig
norant ol and It excites surprise. The
use of opiates has also increased to an
alarming extent. Many a man, ho
saya, has appeared upon the stsnd ad
vocating temperauce who bad in his
pocket a bottle of laudanum or block
drops, which pavs the way to an early
grave, Tbo lady, too, carries cbloro
form and ether to moisten her hand
kerchief with which to allay nervous
excitement. As a practicing phyai
cian and an observer of human nature,
he placed all these forma of intern per.
anco in the some category with the
intemperate use of spirituous liquors,
all of which demand correction.
Thore can be no question tbat opium
eating has increased toa fearful extent.
Not long since from Staunton, Va , a
conference of druggists reported thst
the ratio of increase of sales in 1877
over 1876 was 05 per cent., in 1877
over tho preceding year 50 per cent
That was in another section of the
country, and was thought to be a pe-
suliarcharacteristic of tho Shenandoah
Valley. But wo will venture the as
sertion that the percentage of increase
in Msine has been quite as large, and
that the ssles of druggists since tbe
prohibitory legislation has been in
vogue will .how. If such is the fact,
the change from tbe use of intoxicat
ing liquors lo opium is fur from being
ao improvement. Gov. Garcclon has
done the people a good service by di
recting attention to new channels of
inquiry. If followed up it will bo
found tbat the " Maine law " has not
been the grand instrument of reform
claimed in its behalf, and that, after
all that can bo dono and said to correct
personal and social evils, nothing will
be found so eft'ectivo ss good example
and an appeal to tbe higher nature of
the individual and society.
KELLOQQ CORXKREV.
It is galling in the extreme to take
up a .Republican paper and read the
floods of vituperation poured upon the
heads ot the Democrats for their as
sumed connection with the cipher dis
patch villsiny; but bow much more
galling as ws see dsy by day the veil
lilted from the scoundrels who were
allowed to impose tha Republican ad
ministration npon ths Nation. The
character ol the men who "elected "
Hayes in Louisiana is again beautiful
ly illustrated by the letter of one
Uewett, Secretary of the Republican
Campaign, committed in 1876, to Kel
logg, the present inoumbent of one ot
the Louisiana seals in the Senate. Tbe
most striking passage ia the letter,
which was produced before the Potter
Committee, is as follows : .
" I have screened tbe Admlnistra
tion and yourself in many things. Not
withstanding vou have sworn that vou
did not drslt the protest for Kelly of
nicniana parish, 4c, I Lave the origi
nal in your writing and saw you write
it This is one of many pieces of
uocumentary evidence wlncb 1 bold
upon you, and which would close vour
political career very suddenly, if notu-
wg worse oeieu you, 1 uava wimneid
my knowledge ol ibe frauds commit
ted ostensibly for Packard, but if my
friends are to be sacrificed by the Ad
ministration, I do not know why I
should continue to do so. I much pre
fer to remain upon friendly terms with
yoa and the Administration, but my
menus must ae taken care ot and my
interests must be consultod in all po
litical arrangomonta in tbat Slate."
Kellogg haa been forced to admit
that be wrote tbe Richland protest ;
but be says that it was only tha cor
rection of another draft. Whether
thia subterfuge can exculpate him from
tbe charge of perjury remains to be
seen.
B UTLER RETA1XS JUS SEA T.
And now Radicalism gets another
blow right between the eyes from a
qoarter least expeoted. It will be re
membered that Senator Butler, of
South Carolina, has been tbe especial
object of Radical misrepresentation
and abuse, and all manner ol charges
have been piled up against bim on ao-
count ot what was termed tba "Ham
burg massacre." Although he thor
oughly cleared himself of alt partici
pation in tbat sanguinary affair, the
Radical press has never let op in stig
matizing him as "Butcher Butler,"
and further, maintained that ha was
not legally elected to tba United States
Senate, but that Corbiti waa A parti
san committee of tba Senate has been
at work for two sessions trying to
make out a case against Butler and in
favor of Corbin, and It waa determined
to have a vote on tha question on
Taeaday last But a majority of the
Senate refused to take op Corbin'a
case; the vote standing, 36 nays, to
25 yeas. Among tba nays were anch
staunch Radicals as Cameron, of Pa.,
Conover, Mathews and Patterson.
" Time " it haa been aaid, " makea aU
things even," and ia tba ease of Butler
tbe tola ol tba Radicals named in his
favor ahowa tbe hollowness and false
ness of ths charges ao persistently
brought againat him.
Tbe Mae and BaoTHaa. Tba Lew.
iatowa Smfinef puts It in thia way i
"The sincerity of eo-ealled Republican
sympathy for tha 'colored brother,' aa
they gushingly call bim pending an
election, waa characteristically e tem
pi if! od in Lewistown on tba 18th nil.
They nominated a respectable colored
man, Joha L. Griffith, for Justice of tha
Peace, and while giving aa average ex.
oeeding 102 votes for their white nomi
nees Mr. Griffith received but 17 1"
That to what may ba called Radical
gash I
There Is ovaoy good wife ho can
neither daaoa Dor slug well I
STATE HETVRSISO
BOAHD.
Tbe bill providing a board to receive,
open and publish the returns of the
election of State Treasurer and Audi
tor General, and removing the necessi
ty for a aession of tbe Legislature next
winter, passed the Senate on Friday
by a vote of 39 to 0. ll provides that
on tbe last Tuesday of each regular
session oi the Legislature there shall
be elected, each House voting separate
ly, viva voct, four Senators and - six
Rcprusentatives(ln tbs Senate no mum
ber voting for more than two and in
the House for no more than three),
who, with the Governor, the President
Judge of the Dauphin Judicial district,
tho President pro frm. of the Senate
and tbe Speaker of tbe House, shall
be a Board of Returns for tho follow
ing election in tbs absence of tbo
Legislature. The bill now goes lo ths
House for concurrence. Nolwiisland
ing tbe Constitution expressly says
tbe Legislature shall meet but onco in
two years, and every member of the
Legislature is required to take an oath
to support tho Constitution, thore
seems to be a disposition on the part
ot many members of the Douse, to
compel a session next year. The House
has been shaping its appropriations in
tbat direotion. The bill passed by the
Senate removes all necessity for a
session next winter. If tbe members
of the House regard their oaths and
and desire to obey the Constitution,
they will pass the bill ss it comes lo
them Irom the Sonste. If they do not
the people should and will mark them
for all time to come as men who be
trayed their trLsts and are not worthy
of confidence again. An adjourned
session will cost the Commonwealth
one million of dollars, and tax payers
will not sit quietly by while their Rep
resentatives waste public money after
this fashion. Evury citizen ol the
Commonwealth should carefully walcb
tbo votes of their members of the
House on this bill, and on all questions
oi adjournment. The present session
should not last over one hundred days,
but it seems to be gonorally understood
tbat it is lo be prolonged to one hun
dred and fitly, the limit of the law.
All work can be done in one hundred
days, if tbe member, of both branches
will but got down to tbe work they
were sent there to perform.
SHERMAN'S GRATITUDE.
Tho hardest blow that Mr. Conkling
Btrock during his contest with the Ad
ministration, and the ono that told
with most effect, was the publication-
for it amounted to that of that por
tion of John Sherman's letter to Col
lector Arthur asking an appointment
for young Bradley for "manifest
reasons." The hypocrisy and deceit
of the fraudulent Administration have
been made manifest on many occasions, J
but nothing ever exposed the shallow
pretense of Civil Service Reform in
a glaring manner. After taking two
or three days to consider tbo matter,
no doubt with the view of escaping
from tbo corner into which Conkling
bad put bim, If any hole through which
he could creep could be fouud, John
Sherman assumed a bold face and has
given the entire letter to tbe press. It
is fair to presume, however, that he
would not have taken ihis course, bad
it already been announced that Gen.
Arthur intended to publish all tbe let
ters Conkling read. Tbe letter is as
follows :
Taaasvar Dipabtmxnt,
Washinoton, Jan. 18th, 1878.
Dkab Hia : 1 inclose a letter from
Mr. Justice Bradley of tbe Supreme
Court, atrongly recommending bis son
for a position in the Custom House.
The young gentlemen will rail on you
and explain more fully. For mnmfttt
reaxmi I would be very glad to oblizc
Mr. Bradley, who takes tbia matter
greatly to heart, and 1 hope yon mav
be able to give employment to bis son.
as ne no aoubt is Highly deserving and
would oo a meritorious omcer. 1 have
promised Mr. Bradley nothing definite
ly, but leave tba matter entirely with
you, with the sincere hope tbat you
may oe aoie io comply who bis re
quest. ory truly, Ao.
John Sherman.
General C. A. Arthur, Collector of
Customs, New York.
AX AGREEABLE COMPANION.
The editor of the Boston Adcertutr
oooksupthis jokeon Ex Gov. Magoffin,
of Kentucky. "Ueiaa good talker
and it ia said that ba likes lo do most
of the talking himself, and tbia story
told of him : Recently, In making
tho journoy from Cincinnati to Lex
ington, he shared his seat in the car
ith a bright-eyed, pleasant-faced gen-
tloman. Tho Governor, after a few
common place remarks, to which bis
companion smiled and nodded assent,
branched out into a description of tbe
scenes be bsd witnessed in different
parls of tha country, grew eloquent'
over tha war, described with glowing
speech the horse rafts he had witness
ed, talked learnedly of breeding and
told thrilling stories oi his battles with
Indians in the northwest Tha hours
slipped rapidly away, and when tbe
train waa nearing Lexington the two
exchanged cards and parted with a
cordial shake of tbe hands. The Gov
ernor drove to an inn, and to an amber
of friends he remarked that ths ride
had never seemed so short before.
" Thea you must have bad pleasant
company aboard f " " Yoa ara right.
I met a gentleman of unusual Intelli
gence. Wa conversed all tba way over.
I never waa brought in contact with a
mora agreeable man." "Indeed! Who
was ha r asked his friends. " Wail a
minute, I bava his card," and tba Gov-'
ernor felt In bis pockets and produced
tha bit oi pasteboard. 11 Hia name ia
King." " Not Bob King f " shouted a
doaenioone breath. Yes, gentlemen,
that la tha way the card reads," was
tba proud reply. A roar of laughter
followed. Why, Oovsrnor, Bob King
ta as deaf as a post ; ba was bora deaf,
and dumb I
A Nasr-r Hit. Mr. Thoroaa Nasi,
io tha current number of llitrptr'i
Wttkty, has doalt with tha Chinese
qnoslion very effectively. His cartoon
shows Mr. Blaine affectionately bug.
gin aa African follow citizen who baa
a vote, while ha turns a Phralsatc
shoulder toward John Confucioua who
hasn't a vote. This explains Mr. Blalne'e
position, and it also explaine tba ta
live for tba paasegs of tba aot rastrio
ing Cbloese imaigratioa aodabrogv
uag traaty aupUaras.
ovn
OX FOOT FROM VIRGINIA TO
PAT AO ON I A, HO V Til
AMERICA.
A number of celeliratod hundred
and thousand milo foot travelers liavo
made their record in thia and other
countries; but Col. Tudor, an English
man of Fredericksburg, Virginia, pro
poses to lay them all in the shade by
making a trip on foot to Pulagonia
and Cape Horn the exlroino lund
point in South America, filly-five do
gnu south of tbo r'qiiatur and ninty
six degrees south of Clearfield. The
Colonel left Fredericksburg on tho
27th oi February, and halted in Rich
mond the next day. While there he
was requested to mako a spoccb, and
wheu closing bis remarks to the mul
titude, who bad called to see and bear
him, be said : " If you will give as
much attention to your own business
as you bavc to mine, many of you will
be rich boforo 1 return." Col. Tudor's
route is through Virginia, North Cur
olina, South Curoliim, Georgia, Ala
ha ma, ii ississippi, Louisiana and Texas,
to the Rio Grand, where he will euter
Mexico, pass through Central Amcri
cs. Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua,
crossing the Isthmus of Punumu, en
tering New Granada, puss through
Equador, Peru, Chill, into Patagonia,
thence to Cape Horn. From this point
he will return and pass m.itbaast
through the Argentine Republic, sur
vey Ibo kingdom of Bolivia, and
theme to tho empire of Brazil and see
what Doni Pedro and hia esteemed
wile look like. Alter this be proposes
to make a survey of tbe river Ama
zonby sight and also learn how the
Collins are getting along with their
railroad. After satisfying himself
about Dom Pedro's Empire he will
pass through Venezuela, and making
tho sea shore he will sail tor Engluud.
This is the longest foot rotito cvor
blocked out by man and if he makos
ths landing bo will bo tho Lcro pedes
trian. Tub Obioin or Bulldozino. The
Washington correspondent of the
Cleveland Plaindcaler says : Tbe word
"bulldozing" originated at Washing
ton and "on thia wiso: " Dr. Nichols,
the Superintendent oi tho National
Asylum, who took pride in importing
fine csttle for tho Government farm,
purchased among olhors a fine Alder-
ney bull for 11.600, and he became so
vicious that ths doctor ordered a ring
to be put in bis nose; but ho resisted,
and showed so much fiuht that the
Doctor appointed a day when several
gentlemen were invited to witness the
effect of science over brute forco.
When they had congregated, tho Doc
tor, having saturated a handkerchief
with chloroform, approached the ani
mal, which gradually wilted, and was
ringed in fine stylo, but bo never kick
cd again. Tbe word "bulldozing"
originated from this affair.
A Modern Improvement. All the
way from Australia comes a proposi
tion, mado before the Royal Society of i
totoria, to reduce tbo number of days
in a week from seven to fivo, aud to
change the present pagan names of
the days to such euphonious christian
names aa Oneday, Twodny, Thrccday,
Fourday and Goodday. The fellow who
makes this suggestion probably don't
like to work six days out of seven and
wants to get off with four out oi five.
If he lived in this country be woald be
in for the eight-hour movement, if be
didn't strike for six. Five days in the
week would give ns seventy, threo
weeks in the year, a clear cain of
twenty -one " gooddays" to lazy people,
W benever this question comes forward
prominently in this country, we think
our clergy will be entitled to the floor
How We Dairr. Tbe New York
Sun of Saturday says: Yesterday an
ex member of tho Stock Exchange,
who ten years ago was a million-tiro,
or vory near it, and who in his pros-
porous days gave f 100,000 al one time
lo New York churches, stood at the
bar of the Special Sessions and heard
the voice of a Judge sentencing him
for the thea of a coat and shirt to
five days in the Cily Prison.
Not Likilt She Will. When a
women spends three hours in a hot
kitchen, and roasts ber brains out al
most in preparing a templing and ap
petizing dinner for her husband, to
which be sits down without a word of
commendation, and replies, when asked
bow be likes bis dinner," 'O, it will
do," the tired-out wifo doesn't feel on
couraged to wasto much lime on bis
supper.
Thore is a paper out west which has
boon considering, in leaded type, why
a lieutenant in the Navy, with a good
salary, a good wife and two good chil
dren, should elope with tho daughter
of a boarding house landlady ; and the
opinion at which the paper arrives at is
that the lieutenant must have fallen in
love with the girl's mother's bash. N.
I. Herald.
Bay ths iifno : Whenevor a newly
elected Republican rienator supposed
to bo lavorablo to a third term for
Grant arrives at Washington, the eon-
tractors and thieves whoso occupation
is gone since Grant stepped down and
out, raise a collection, hire a brass band
and make night hideous with what
they call a reception.
The real, eimon pure, unadulterated
reformers of the Maino Legislature
have sold their jack-knives at auction
and turned tha money into the treasury.
Well done, thou good and faithful sop.
vants; by the way, when you have any
fourteen and a half stand up, reversi
ble linen collars, wa would like to gel
in a bid. BoMtn Port.
. '"Tia Education," Etc. Tha Now
York Sf.tr saya s "It ia fully demon
straled that just aa soon aa a Southern
aegro learns how to read, he straight
way goes and votos tha Democratic
ticket It is such bass ingratitude as
this that makea Federal election laws
necessary.
A letter ia now lying in the Chicago
postomoa addressed, "To any True
Christian in Chicago, and none other."
Tha modest editor of tbe Buffalo Ex
prssisays: The writer Is very stupid.
tio ougnt to know tbat we left Chicago
some six months ago.
What thia country needs is a man
who will promptly accept a good office
When tendered him. W anting a month
io which to "signify hie actepiaaMe"
of wkal bs is bangoriog for ia saoaWy
(9M to aeel -
$lirt.1nnrouf.
AIiMINIHTHATUMW NOTICI.-folaa
la barab; giraa Ibat LHIara of Adaial.
ration oa tha .itala of JOSHUA WOOD, lata
of Marria luwailiip, I'lrarS.ld Co, Pa., daa'd ,
having bean dul; gr.nlad to tha unilariignad , all
noraotu Indrbtad lu aaid aatala will ilaaa Osaka
ImBMHtiala a;ioaitt, and Iboaa baviag .lain, ar
damanil. agnoit Iba aauit will prajant lllaia
pmparl; aulboutieaiaj for aatilament without
J.I.J. WILSON 1IOOVKK,
Adniaiitrator.
K;l.rt..wa, P.., Fab. 19, II7MI.
H SALR.
Tbo andrnlrnod will aoU at prlrato aalo all
tbat traot or pareol ef land aitaaia 1b Doeatar
lvwV, t,Vi,,-6l,'WHiB,v al Bbort
diatanoo of tbo Tyrono A ClearfloU K. H., aad
adjo.oioi laada of Hubert lludiua and otnora,
aod knuwa aa tbo Jaeub D. U ear hart lot Tba
anld traot contalnine itu aorta more or loia, with
two Trior of valuable eoaj thorcoo, baa about 10
aereo eteorod, aad ia tho hoy to a larre body ol
Dual aitout botiif devolupod. Will ba ould lew aad
upuo oay Mr iu i, tvt uartioulara, apiiiy to
DAVID L. IvKKliH.
CUtarfield, Pa.. July U, IS7.
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AND
Improved Spring Beds,
MARKET 6TltKKT, NEAR P.O.
Tha on dor it nod boca leara to la form tbe olti-
io of Cloar&old, and tho publlo generally, tbat
he haa oa hand a flno afaortmeat of F urn it ara.
fracfa aa Walout, Cbratnflt aad Painted Chamber
suitea, Parlor Huitoa, Keolioing aad Kxleaiioa
Cbaira, Ladioa' aud Urata' Saay Chain, tbe Per
forated Dining and Parlor Cbaira, Cane Soata aad
Wlmlir Cbaira, Clot boa Dare, Stop and Kitcn
aioa Laddora, Hat Reeka, Sorabblng Braahoa, Ar
MOULDING AND PICTURE FRAMES,
ooking Ulaiaei, Chronica, Ao., which woald
ritalfl for Holiday proaonta.
'7i TltnilTMAri,
A NEW DEPARTURE
LITHEIISBIRG.
fTereafor, wchM will be aold for CASH only,
or ia oxrhaaff for produce. No hooka will bo
kept la tbo fuiore. All old aaroeata moat be
or ttle'l. Tho.e who oanaol oaah Bp, will ploaao
naaa oror meir note ana
CLOSE THE EECOBD.
I am determined to .all m rood, at eaah
prieaa, and at a diaeoont far below that trar
oSarad ia tale riotalt;. Tha diaeoaat I allow aa;
oa.toaera, will nakalbeoi rioh la twrnt; ;eariif
the; follow n; adrloa aod bo; Ibeir good! from
me. I will pa; eaah for wheat, oata and oliTer-
aeM. VANlKb MOOULA.flJKK.
Latheraharg, Jtaaar; 17, 1877.
Agricultural Statistics.
To t Citittnt CtwJUU County t
Tho andonijrned having boon appointed by tbo
D-partmont, at Waataington, priaripal reporter of
ibo AarriealtBral Hutiitioa ef Otearfteld eoaaty,
reppcctlally rcqtwata tbo eo-operatiaa of all to
aaain, ay oenuiDg tao aoeecrirvor an the tareraaa
lion tbey oaa bearing upon Ibe following a nee
tion, ao aa to enable bim to mako aa eorrort a
automeat te the Department, aa poaaiblei How
maay boraeo bare d ed In yoar borough or town
hip, aod of wbat dioaoaa. flow maay oowi ud
oalveo, aad ef wbat dioeaoe. How maay abeep
an jw mat, aaa oi wnai oiaeaaei aow Buoy
killed by doga. How msay hig bare yoa leot.
aad of wbat dioeaae. What pr rail ing ditaoeoa
amongat taa poultry, in all eaaea guo tha rem
odioo afod which bare booa found to bo aitoai
fal, and ia all eaaoe te girv tbo oarb ralao of all
atoek aa a early aa peeaible. By tbe eaepermtloa
oi oar ouuoae ia goaeraJ apoe taeoe iiaportaat
partioolaro, tho Agaieulturai report a will beoomo
aa oooyolopediaol aorfal ib format ion to tho pub-
lio, by enabling tAo DopartmoBt te pablib Ua
ataeaiea. too ioibm, ana tbe romotlloa tbat bare
booa found moat benefit) J la certain dlfoaaea .
Any ether inlormatloa that will be eoaalderod a
publie baaeat, will be tbaokfailj reeoired.
Addrete tbo aubecribor at Uratalaa Hill,
Clrai&eldCo., Pa. BAMI KL WlDKMIHU.
March la, IHIS-tf.
TIN & SHEET-IRON WARE.
CANDIS MERRELL
flat oprnr4. In a building on Market atroet, ea
tha eld Weatera Hotel let, eppoaite the Cart
Hooeo la Clearneld.a Tib and Nboet-Iroa Mane
factory aad Store, where will be found at all timea
a full liae of
nousE FTONaisimTa goods,
Stovos, Hflxdwsire, Zto.
Uouae flpoutlni aad all kiada of lob work, rosatr-
tajr, Ao., done oa abort nouee and at roaaoaablo
ratei, Alao, agent for tbe
Singer Sewing Machine.
A mnpl; tf M.obiaea. with Needier, Aa. al-
wa;a aa hand.
Tame, etritll eaah or etnalrv aroduat. A
.bare tf palrenage eoltoited.
O. B. HKRRELL,
Haparlataadeat.
Claaraeld, April 14, 1877-tf.
rJERRA COTTA STANDING VASES,
HANGING VA8ES,
Stove Lining and Fire Brick,
kept atnelaatl; ta aaad.
STOVE AD lABTIlEX-WARI
OF EVERT DESCRIPTION I
CROCKS! POTS! CROCK81
Pl.Uer'a Patent Airtight Bell BeaUng
rr.il 1...BI
Rl'TTER CROCKS, with II da.
CREAM CHOCKS, HILIC CROCKS,
ArrLS- HIITTKR CKOUSS,
hikviv fuoftru
FLOWER POTS, PIE DLSUEL
BTSW POTS.
Aad a great aaa; otbei thl.gs to aaaaoreaa la
aeatlea, te be bad al
FRED'K. LEITZINGER'S
STONE-WARE POTTERY,
Oeraer ef f Berry aaa Third Btreota,
CLKARIULD, PA. , aag-
PRIVATE SALE
Valuable Real Estate I
Tbe andettlnaa, llrtog la Peas twp., Clear
Said eoaot;. Pa., tier. Ua fbllowlag ralaablt
Real E.ute for aalt t
446 Aoreiof Land,
botc ar Ua.. la Beotarta taaaiblp, rjlof .a tbt
aoMk tidt tf big Oltaratbl eaeafe, aad wttWa in
alb) f tba taam Tbt .ton bead la kaaTtl;
oatorad with kealoeb. wala. tak. rtak aaa, ead
other bard weed tlabar, ad a awauil; tt wbla
piae, eatd aa ba half a aiUio. af aar. feet.
The .bom ia bearli; aadertaid with ktttj.i.aa
coal, aad dlraatl, wa aaa Haa af railroad Hraleg
iroa iianmeiouo.iBei. liirwaatMaaaa.
Taai. art, alee, etkwr loJaaUt Bakwralt .a la.
aaaie.
Tbe abar. lead lata abtwt tw. and a half eaila.
helew tbe tillage af Ola Hope, aaj.laieg bade
of Ooorgo Oraaa aad .laaaa, a what la k.ewa
a. Porter'! raa. Tba laproiaaaa.) ea lb. pre.
art; sr. a good geared oa Bill, Ik raaolng erd.r,
a high d.a, atone brraat, Mode la tha tart aaa
a.r, dt for alnoit an; aardttnar; . There la, alee,
a large frane dwelliBg ho.et and froao baah bara
'hereon, and ab.su fort; or In arroe, aaoro ar
lea, af tbt land ia Bleared. An; perron
wuhlbg It lar.it ia ampartf af ikla blni will d.
II tt tiaaloa tali trope;.' I win aaU tbe
Whole tr tba andlrtd"d half Itteeert, aa aa; nit
tba parfheatr. Tbt boot traot of land will aaha
twa or three farai, arob. WllllMpaVa'fhrorabI;
with Ibe rtMlar part of tr eoaatr. Prlea BBd
tarai aide haova to as; frrmm wurblaa ta par. I
tikaia. fwr faiihevaanwa'en B.S IA aawnti art
MUraatktatWnlatll at -'. t Tf OJ
Caewaah. .,,, ' AAJk i WtvULB. 1
jaa. a, i.ntx-
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ARNOLD PAYS
CASH or TRADE.
Curwanivllla. Pa., Jaa. I, '78-tf. '
r. .cue. - a. a'eoBBLi. a. .,,
Ij 111 til, Mi'l'OlULE die's
FURNITURE ROOMS
Market Btrtat, CltarSeld, Pa, '
Wt aiaaafaotart all hlndi tf Pnraitara u.
Oh.ab.ri, Dialog Rooai, Libraries aid Hall.
If ;o. waal Karail.ra tf aa; hind, doa'l .
aatil ;oa too oar aloe a. '
aa lit n i i p it i f"fd"j
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uin:itTAKix
Is all lU braaebea, promptly attended ta,
GULICH, McCOKKLRACO
Clearfield, Pa., Peb. , '7a.
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HARTSWICK & IRWIN
SECOND STREET,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
DEALERS IN
PURE DRUGS!
CHEMICAL8I
PAINTS, Olli5, DYE STUFF
TARNISHES,
BRUSHES,
' PERFUMERY,
FANCY S00C8,
TOILET ARTICLES.
OF ALL KINDS,
PURE WIXES AXD LIQUORS
far nedtelBal parpooat
Trailer, Sapporten, School Book aad BtUwa.
, viair ariiriee aauaii;
foaad In a Drag Star.
PHYSICIANS PTIVRrRlb-rrnv. r.i.
FULLY COMPOITNIlKII. II.. I.. . I. .
Cirlaace la tba ba.in.i. thr; aaa give entire M.
fai-tloa.
i. O. HARTriWICK.
JOHN r. IKU IN
ClMerSald. TUamUr IS, IS74
JJARD TIMES
RAVI NO EFFECT
IN FRENCHVILLE!
I am await that there are teiae perron a little
karri L, .U.a. ..J f . .
", m mmm mimv aw ere ttatti late
oomplalnt of "bard timea" ta well aigh anivertal.
Bat I am ao ait sated aow that I can aatiafy the
trriaier d prore eoBoiuoiroiy teat "hard timea "
Wilt Dot aarFaWlt fhnaa Ba kn la.a. sk-i - J. t
aad all my patroas ohel! ha Initiated late tho ae'
orat of
HOW TO AVOID HARD TIMES
I hare gooda oaoagh U .utalr U Ike Inbabl.
taaU la tbs lawar aad af Ikeeawat; whioh I eell
at eioaadiag low rataa freB b; Baaaelh store la
MTLSONUIIRU, where i aaa alw.;a a. fesad,
read; ta wait apoa taller, aad aappl; thea wilk
Bry fioods of all hinds,
Saok a. Cloth., 8etiB.lt., Caaalaaraa, Mar Haa
veiaiaee, t-laaa, uruiaaga, C alta oaa,
TriBBiaga, aibhoaa, Laoa, .
Readjr-Bade Cbrtklna. Baate aad Baaoe. Haa. ud
Cape all of Iba heal aaurial aad Bade la erder
Haaa, Sochi, Olorea, Mltteaa, Laaaa, Ribbon., At
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS.
Coffee, Tea, Rogar, Eloa, Molaaaa., Fl.h, Salt
rora, biaaatt on, rua Oil, Uarbee Oil.
H.rdwar., QBoeaeware. Tiawara. Caatlaaa. Plawe
aad Plow Cling., Nail., Bptkea, Cera t'alllra
tora, Older Presaaa, aad all blade af Asm.
Portansr;, Palate, Varolii, Slaei, aad a feaeral
aa.artBaat tf Statioaor;, , .
QOOD FLOUR,
Of diS.r.nl braada, alwa;i ta kaad, and will ba
eld al la wwaat aualbn Sgaraa.
i. II. McClala'i Madlolaai, Ja;aa'l Medlrlaaa
no.t.ttr'B aad Hooaaad'i Vlttera.
H0, pooad. af Wool w.nud for whir-k tha
kigbaal prlea will ba paid. Cloraiind .a kaad
aad far sale at the lewtil a aria. aait.
Alee, Agsat for Straltaa.Ule aad Carwsaarlla)
Thraihlog Maoblnaa.
haZvCall aad Mafot rtarMlrtl. Toa Will lad.
Ter;lhiag a.aall; kept la a retail abara.
L. M. COUDRIlr.
Praaahrllla P. O., Aagael 11, 1874,
William Powell.
MfCOKD ST., CMAXrlKlZ, PA.
Oealerin Hearycnd Shelf
HARDWARE.
IRON, NAILS, PAINTS. OILS, VARNIFHKH,
ULAHSAND PUTTY
Kaept aiartaall, m kaad the halt Oowhlag,
BeMiag aad Parlor
Stoves and Ranges
c
.1 all dtaailpli.nl. Table and Peek Cellar,,
Carpealor.' Tooii, .aah a. Saw., HalobaU,
Squarer, Reaoh Slta, Plaaaa aad Plana
I roe., OhUaH, Bitu, Aagera, Adaee,
Fllea, UiageeallkUdh Ueha,
Horawa, Saih Cord, Poll.;!,
at alt.
Farming UlensiIIs
PI..1, Caltlraum, Doable aad ataglt Sb.r.l
Pleat, Celtlrator Tth, Orala Cradlta,
a.;thea, Saetbel, Haee, Parka, Eahea,
Ma, Foraa, Fara Bella, eta., ate.
Herat Skt aad Bern Natle, the But aaha
f Croet aat Raw. aad a lea, Ortadtteaei sad
Oritdaua. Plilartt, aad wrarrtblsg Be.aU; hi
la a Sret-elaat Uardwar Bteea. Air, a fall
etaaktt
House Furnishing Goods,
IbTmLTb b H
Brawl, libh aaiaaau a. S
i H k I , . . i i . . . . .
t. erder. EoWlat aad Steall. praspllT ae
ttadtdl. '
Peieeas arlaalaf aarUilBg la b; Baa, ar
He 1T1 --- .
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