JElotrlS.
THE MANSION HOUSE.
Corner of Second nnd Market Streets,
tLKAKKIELI), PA.
TIIISeM Md eommodloni HoUl bu. during
Ik put year, beon enlarged to doable lu
farmer capacity for tbo entertain mint of strao
ftniiid a-aeete. Tti whole baUdlng baa been
refurnished, and tbo proprietor will spore mo
pains to roodor ill feiti omfortablo while
urine with bin.
Tbo 'Mention tloato" Omnibus rani to
ud from tbo Dopot on tbo arrival ud departure
of 1Kb train. W. 0. CARDON,
July ll-TT-tf Proprietoi
LLEGHENY HOTEL
' Market Street, Ciearfleld. Pa,
Win. B. Bradley, formorly proprietor of tbo
Loonard Hoose, bavin leased tho Alleghany
lintel, solicits a iharo of public patronage, Tho
llouae bai been thoroughly repaired and newly
fu roll had, and guests will find It pleasant slop
ping place. Tbo table will be supplied witb the
beet of everything Id the market. At tbo bar
will be found tbo best wines and liquors. Good
tabling attached. WM. 8. BRADLEY,
May 17, '78. Proprietor.
SHAW HOUSE,
(Oor. of Marks! Front streets,)
CLEARFIBLD, PA.
The anderaiffned baring takan eharge of this
Hotsl, would respeetlullr solicit pabiie patronage.
l.bl,78. B. NEWTON SHAW.
rjJEMPERANCE HOUSE,
NEW WASHINGTON, PA.
H. D. ROSE, . . PoriiTO.
UmIi, 1-o. Men sod bono orer oif ht, II 00.
Nib sod two horses orr night, ll.e-O.
To b.it of aeeotntnodatlons fur iu tad beast.
Oor. 21,71-1..
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
NBW WASIIINUTON, PA.
TUls now and wall furniihed boaae hu bB
tak.a by tht ender.lgned. Ho feel, oontldoot ot
being able to roader .ati.faetlon to tbooo wbo suae
rarer Dim wit. a oa.ll.
Mo; e, 1871. O. W. DAVIS, Prop'r.
LOTD HOUSE,
Milo 8troot,
PMLIPSHUKO. PBNN'A.
Table alwaye oappliod with tbo boot tbo market
afford.. Tho traveling pablio le lnrited tooalL
j.n.l.'Je. ROliKKT LOVD.
Bants.
County National Bank, .
OP CLKAKFIKLD, PA.
KOOM In Masonic Building, one door north of
0. D. Wataon'l Drug Store.
Passage Tlokets to and from Liverpool, Queena
town, Qlasgow, London, Parle and Copenhagen.
. Alio, Draft for aale on tbe Royal Bank of Ireland
and Imperial Bank nf London.
JAMES T. LEONARD, Prei't.
W.-M. BIIAW, Caabter. janl.'TT
DREXEL & CO.,
No. 31 South Third Street, PbUadelphln
And Dealers in Government Securities.
Applioatlon by mail will reooiro prompt atten
Hon, and all information cheerfully furnished
Order! eolioted. April ll-tf.
V. K. ARIOLD.
. W. ARNOLD.
, B. ARNOLD
F. K.ARNOLD & CO.,
Banker ami Itrokern,
Iteynoldavllle, Jefleraon Co., Pn
Mooey received on depoilt. Dlaoounti ot mo
dern, rate.. Kaatern and Foreign Eiobang.nl
wot. on band and oolleetiona promptly made.
Reynoldarllle, Duo. Id, 1H74.-1J
gfntistrjt.
J L. R. nEICHHOLD,
ITJKGEON dentist,
Qradnate of tho Ponnaylrania Collese of Dental
Surgery. Offioo in roaidonco of Dr. If ill, oppovite
tho Shaw House, mob 13, '7-t(.
DR. E.M.THOMPSON,
(Offic. In Bank Building,)
CarwenarUle, Ciearfleld Co., Pa.
mob M '7-tf.
J. M. STEWART,
SURGEON DENTIST,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
(Offloo Is roildonoo, Soeond ftraot.)
Kltroni Of Ido Gat administered for tbe peta
ls extraction of teeth.
Cloarn.ld, Pa., M.T t, 18TT-ly.
SIIOF.HAKING-I borebjr Inform my pa
tron., and mankind in general, tbat I bare
removed my ahoemaking ebop to tb. room In
Uraham'. row, over 8. 1. Snyder'. Jewelry More,
and that I am prepared ta do all kinde of work
in my lino eheaper than any other .hop in town.
All work warranted a. good aa oan be done any
where el... Positively ifai. la the ehape.t .hop
In Cloerueld. JOS. II. DEEKINU.
Doc 11, 1871-tf.
Wagons
for salE.
Tbo nnder.lgntd hal on band, at bl. .bop In
Cloarleld,
Two-horse Wagons, One-horse Wagons,
Spring "Waoas, uid Buggioo,
For .ale. We.tern w.gnnr ns well ae IhoN mado
btro. Any of whtrb will bo .old eaeop for ea.h
or approved eeeority. For further loformetioa,
eall io pwaon at my .hop, or adtlree. me by letter.
1 HOMA4 HCILLY.
Cleatteld. Pa., April 23, 1971-tf.
The Bell's Run Woolen Factory
Penn township, Clearfield Co., Pa,
BURNED OUTI
or not
BURNED UPI
Theanbiortberi baTO, at groat eipenee, rebuilt a
neighborhood necessity, in tbe erection of a ftrst
elaaa Woolen Manufaotory, with all tho modern
Improvements attached, and are prepared to make
nil kinds of Cloths, Caasimores, HatinetU, Blan
ket!, flannels, Ao. Plenty of goodi on hand to
supply all our eld and a thousand new easterners,
whom wo ask to oomo and examine onr itook.
Tho bnsinoss of
CARDING) AND FULLINO
will reee.TO onr ospeetal attention. Proper
arrangenenti will bo mado to reecive and deliver
Wool, to mil east omen. A II work warranted and
done upon tbo shortest notion, and by striot atten-
, uon io Dullness wo nopo 10 roaiito n iioorai snare
of pnblia patronage.
IO,04H POUNDS WOOL WANTED!
Wo will pay tho highest market prioo for Woo
and sell onr manufactured goods as low as similar
goods oan b bought in the county, nnd whenever
we fall to render reatonable at it faction wo eaa
always bo found at homo ready to make proper
explanation, either tn person or by letter.
JAMES JOHNSON A HONS,
.tri'ttr . ) p. n
JEMOVALI
JOHN McGAUGHEY
Would respectfully notify tho public generally
that ho has removed bis Grocery Store (ram
Bbaw's Row, to tbo building forsaorly occupied
by J. Milea Kratier. on Second street, next door
to Bt glare hardware store, where no intends
keeping a full line of
QllOCEItlE H.
BAMS, DRIED BEEF and LARD.
SUGARS 4 81 R UPS, of all grades.
TEAS, Brm aad Blank.
00FFEI, Roaitod ud Oroen.
FLOUR AND PROVISIONS,
cji.r.rr.B miits,
All kind. In lb. market.
PICKLES, la jars and barrels.
SPICES, In every fena and variety.
FAMILY FLOUR,
A IX EINIM OP CRACKER.
SOAPS.
HATCHES,
DRIED APPLES,
DRIED PEACHES,
DRIED CHERRIES
Ootf Oil a&d. Ltvmp CUmaoyi.
And good aasortmMt f tboe. things Bamalty
kept la a gr'oory tun, wbleb b. will oiobaasa
nor maraauag as awa saaraoa prteaa.
Wtl sal area oaab aa ab.aply aa nay otber ma
Ptaaaa aall aad aae bit Maslt aad Jedge far
jamnau.
JOJIM McaAOOHET.
OlaarwaM, Jam, , ItT.
yU0ffUaufou5.
ARNOLD WANTS
Shingle Bolls & Saw Logs.
Cr.n.rlll., Jul. , 'Ta.lf.
GEO. WEAVER & CO,
SECOND STRKKT.
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Have oponod up. In tbo otoro room lately oeewpled
bt Wearer A ll.lto, on Soeond street, a large ond
woll Hlootod .took of
Dry - Goods, Groceries,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
QUEENSWARB, WOOD A WILLOW WARE,
RATS AND CAPS,
FLOUR, FEED, SALT, &c.
Which they will dispose of at reasonable ratal
tor tun, or exchange tor oountry proauce.
OHOROB WEAVER A CO,
Ciearfleld. Pa., Jan. V. 1H7ft.tf.
U n (!niMiitiiil "f tlit) viriucH ot narwn pari tin,
utilliiiiii, iiKintlrnki, yt'llow tlnck, witli tlie
Irnli'le i-f )kttuli ami iron, all powerful lltKni.
inuktiifc. Iilmwi-i-l.'iuisitii:, ami liiiauaUiniiiR
fili-nn-nt.. It U tho j.iircst. nafi'Mt, and in
every way tlit iinwt fit'rHml nlterativn uieili
ciiit known or nvailal-le to thu puldid. Tho
(kk'iiici vf iiKMliriiiH ami clietiiitttry liav
nwer pmilit.'l m viilunliln a remrtly, nnr
Ollfl no rnf.'it tn eltrt' nil tlinetiHe rcHUltinR
fn'in liiij.nr.' blmxl. It cun-fi Sfrnfiilft, nml
all Ht'roiiil.iiiH tllHCii'TH. Krylpeliia, Itose,
or Ht. Atithotiy'n Mri'. I'iinpU'N nml
l'rtrf-K'iila riittiilots ltlotclica, llolle,
I'liiiKir', 'IV Iter, 1 1 union. Halt Itlipum,
Hi'nl-l-lM'Htl, li'inirwnriii. I' leers, Hort'H,
lfhruiui.tiiMi, Mi'rrnriitl llrais Nfil
riilln, Kt'innlf citkiii'tsfA iintl Irrvgu
li.rltit , sl.iii itillt-o, Ailertloiii of the
Liver, Dyspepsia, Knincltitlon, biiiI
Oeno.;.l iichllity.
I!v ill Heiinliinr nml rlcuttnin- qimlit'i
It hu'!:i-h it tin! foul 'ornii.iiii which
cour.utiinui't tin MihmI, nml vtiun ili'miitfo-iii'-iti
nml ilecav. It aiiniuliitt'M nnit rnlivens
tlit1 vital imi'titms. It irnuioteH etiiT.jy and
puri-iijitl.. It rMstores ttiul iufservew l.t alth.
It lnlmttM new life nml vior tlinmtrlnmt tlm
n l.oh- sytth-in. No auiTcriT frnin any (Miwiihp
w!iii hiKl"H from ini.iirityof (lie ldootl need
d-'K:-ir. nlio will give. A v Kit's HAKAfAKii,i.A
n .hit I lint . Kt-mf mlwr, tliu eiuiirT Ih'
trin!, t!i ! rt-eeiliiT tint run.
lu TV, htw lmen fumMiPil t- pliynlrinni
overv,vlitr-; antl thoy, riTonnizintr ita anjw.
rlur ijurthii.-), ndiuiiiiiitor it in their practice.
Ffr n.'ftrlv forty year Aykr's H abh ata
ri t.LA hiw Iwen widely and it now jioa
fteHMfa tho ronmleiire of million of jwoplo
who liavo exiHsriwu-fnl twaotlta from iti nuu
vcllou cm stive vlrtuea.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.,
Traction, antl Analytical C herniate,
Lowell, Mass.
SOLO IT ALL DnVOOlST! BTBnrWttEBI.
CENTRAL
lfev-xVtiaiuil - fWllUVli
Eighth format School District.)
Lock Haven, Clinton Co., Pa.
A. N. RA UBt A, A!.t Principal
Tbli School at at proientoonitltated, offers tbe
very beat faoilitles for Froressioaal nnd Ulaiioal
learn tog.
Buiidingi specious, inviting and commodious t
completely heated by steam, well ventilated, and
!urnuneej witn n oouaumi wppiy oi par water,
io!t spripg water.
Looatton been bin I and easy or aoooai.
Bumnnding seen err nnierpaesed.
Teaohers experieneed, efficient, and all re to
tbtlr work.
Discipline, Arm but kind, antform and thoroogb.
Kipenies moderate.
Ffiy cents a week dednotlan to tbonc preparing
to leacn.
Btudents admitted any time.
Con net of study prescribed by tho State t I.
Model hebooi. I'. Preparatory, ill. Mlemen-
tary. iv. Boientino.
APJOHCT COtTRHI t
I. Academic. II. Commercial. III. Musle.
IV. Art.
The Elementary and Scientific count are Pro
feasional, and students graduating therein receive
State Diplomas, conferring the following corns
ponding degrees i Master of the tioleoeos. Orad'
uales io the otoer courses receive normal Cart. 11
oates of their attainments, signed by the Faculty.
The rrolosninal oourses arc liberal, and are
In thorough ocas not Inferior to those of onr best
ool leges.
Tbe state requires a higher order of eitiien
rb) p. The times demand it. It le one nf the
prime objeeti of this school to help to oeenr It by
lurnlintug intelligent ana emcieot uaoners lor
her irbools. Io this end It solicits young per
sons of good abilities and good purpose those
wbo del ire to improve in air time and tnetr tah
ante, as students. To all such it promises aid in
developing Ibelr powers and abundant opportu
nities for well paid labor alter leaving school.
For catalogue and terms address tb imnetpai,
BOARD OF TRUSTEES!
ITOCKHOLniRS' TRUIT1M.
J. IT Barton. M. D., A. H. Beit, Jaonb Brown,
R. M. Biekford. Samuel Christ, A. N. Kaub, R
Cook, T. 0. Hippie, Raq., B. P. MeCormiek, Eq
W. We nan a 10, juun a. liuoii.
II in. A. 0. Curt to. Hon. II. L. Dleffenbiob,
Geo. Jesse Merrill, Hon. Wm Bfgler. J. C. 0,
Wbaley(0. Miliar HoOormick, Kq.
President Hoard of Trnstoe .
JKSriE MERRIL,
Vice President,
8. MILLAR MeCORMIOK, ftecrewry.
THOMAS YARDLIT, Treaierar,
Look Him, Fob.,T9-l,aft.
FidOVit. i i:i:d,
AND
GROCERY
STORE.
JOHN F. KRAMER,
Roans No. 4, Pie's Opn Hotut,
Claarflrld, Pa.
Ksopiaoastaatly oa band
SUGAR,
COFFEE,
TEAS,
SODA,
COAL OIL,
SYRUP,
8ALT.1
SPICES,
SOAP,
Oanaad a&d DrLad Fralta, Tobaaoa, Cigars, Caa-
diea, Cider VI.eger, BatUr, Igga, Aa.
ALSO, EXTRA ROMB-MADI
Wheat and Buckahcat Flour,
Corn Meal, Chop, Feed, to.,
AS af wblob WIS bo said abea, for aasb at In
aiaaaaaa toff aoeratry arodoea.
Juim F. I1AHER.
Claariald. Rot. la, HT.-lf.
parsapai-illa
Full Your Ntuiiips!
FOR 8A1.B Hi TUB
Co-Operative Agency,
CLEARFIELD, PENN'A.
July 11th. 187 tf.
TIN &SHEET-1R0N WARE.
CANDIS MEIiRELL
Hai opened, in a building on Market street, on
tbo old Western Hotel lot, opposite tho Court
House in uieartteid.a Tin and n beet-iron aiann
factory and Store, whore will bo found at all times
a full lino of
HOUSE FTOKTSIII1TG GOODS,
Strives. Hn.TflTjrfi.Tft Efft
Home Spontlng and all kinds of job work, repair
ing, Ac, dona on short ovtic and at reasonable
rates. Aim, agent for tho
Singer Sewing Machine.
A supply of Machines, with Needles, Ac, al
ways on band.
terms, strictly cash or country produce. A
share of patronage solicited.
0. B.MERRELL,
Superintendent.
Ciearfleld, April 25, 1977-lf.
J.H.LYTLE,
Wholesale & Retail Dealer in
Groceries,
T11K LAKUESTsnd BEST RELUCTED STOCK
IN THE COUKTY.
COFFEE,
TKA,
SUGAR.
SYKUH.
QUEENSWARE,
TUBS and BUCKETS,
DRlfcD FRUITS
CANNKD GOODS,
Sl'ICKS,
BROOMS,
FLOUR,
FEED.
MEATS,
FISH,
SaLT,
OILS,
County Agent for
LOllll.l..1lll S TOBACCOS,
Tbeae goods booebt for CASH la large lots,
and told at almost eity prices.
JAMivn it. l 1LH,
Clearlltld, Pa., June 12, lh7S-ly.
BOOTSiS SHOES
HATS, CAPS,
AND-
t "
GEO. C.&T.W.M0011E,
are just opening a large and oarefully selected
stock In their line, embracing
LADIES' GAITERS,
Kid, Clotb and Calf, In every style.
LADIKS' SHOKS, .
LADIES' SLIPPERS,
nigb and Low.
C1IILDREN8' SHOES,
Bnltaned, Backled aad Laeed, Plain
and Copper-toad.
OENTLEMENS' BOOTS,
tine aad Coaraa.
OENTLEMENS' OAITERS, SHOES, BRO
OANS, PLOW 8U0K8, SLIPPERS,
Clotb or Lostbor.
HATS, HATS, HATS.
Th.v s.k sneoial attention to their ai.ortro.nt
of II ATM embracing tha LATKsT STYLES
ror tsommsr wear.
AMONG THEIR
Gents' Furnishing Goods,
will be found an assortment of
GENTS' NECK-WEAR.
seldom equalled either la styls, teal., sorvloo
or price.
All or any of wblob will be sold at astoaliblngly
low Ignras, at ROOM
NO. I, PIK'S OPERA HOUSE,
01 earlell, Pa.
April IO-'7v-tf.
sramrviB
PORT GRAPE WINE
Used In tbe principal Churches for Common! on
purposes.
Esojllont forLalioa aniWoiklj
drorso&s ana us aoo.
SPEER'S PORT GRAPE WINE 1
FOVR I-K.f S OLB9.
This Celebrated Native Wine Is made from the
Juice of the oporto Qrape, raised In this
Count. Ill Invaluable
Tonio nnd Strengthening Proportion
are anrarpisied by any ether Native Win. Do
ing the pure Juice of ibe Urape, pmdnned nnd-r
Mr. Bpeer'e own personal supervision, Its purity
and geouinenen are guaranteed. The youngest
child may partake of it generous qualities, and
tbo weakest invalid ate It t advantage. It Is
partlralarly benelelal to tbe aged and debilita
ted, and suited to tb various ailments that af
frct the weaker let . tt Is la every respect A
WIaNM TO BE BELIED ON.
SPEER'S
P. J. SHERRY,
Tb.P. I. SHERRY Is a Wlaa of Superior
Cberaeter, and partakes of tha goldea qualities
of tbe grape from wblob It Is mado. For Parity,
Rkhaeas, Flavor aod Meditlaal Properties, It
will bo baad aaoioalwd.
Sl'EER'S
P. J. BRANDY,
This BRANDY etandaaarlvaled In this aoantry,
being tar saperter far mediaal parpe.ee.
IT IS A PURE dlstlllatloa from Ibe grape aad
aaataias valaebie saaaisal properties.
It baa a delieele lever, similar te thai af Iks
grapes from whleb It Is distilled, aad Is la great
fever among Iret-eleas families.
Res thai the elgaalar af ALFRED BPRRR,
Paaeala N. J., la aver Iba eorh af eaeh boula,
SOLS ST S. W. OnATTAV
daly U, U7 ly.
THE REPUBLICAN.
CLEARFIELD, l'A.
WEDNESDAY HOUNING.SKPC.JI, IH7II.
1WX. JEREMIA R S. BLA CK.
Tliistliatinguialicd luwyorantl tate
mull in A rocont lottur mldrossed to
thoedilora of tho Lanciwtor Inlelligm
vr, qrunplirnqnting tbcm for lliuir n-
torprino and geul, takon ocuutiion to Bay
aomo things for tbo bunvfit of llio many,
lie proceeds in this way :
"Tbat tlio lut ul olluirx ol a great
county liko Lancaster aliottld be sub-
joetud to ihomanuiemontyou describe,
in molancboly enougu ; Out it ounht not
to dishearten you; lor tbe complete
restoration ol tho whole country to
constitutional freedom, and llio conse
quent reform of all corrupt abuHca, aro
events rapidly approaching.
Tbe American Demos, though not
Without bis laults, in, nevertheless, a
sensible personairo, ol good juujrmenl,
opon to conviction, and a lover of fair
filny. 110 in cot as jcaious oi uia pu
itical agents as be ought to bo, nor us
vigilant in guarding bis inherited
riirhls : but be respects tho memory of
his ancestors and has a duo regard for
tho interests of his children. His blood
and breeding will nover permit bim to
bo a slave in tho household ol winch
bo was born to bo master, lie is slow
to angor oven against bis worst on
pressors, and tho most atrocious fraud
does not ruffle bis temper ; but in the
fullness of time, quietly and without
vindiclivoncss, bo rights bis wrongs.
You need not be afraid that your ap
peals lob is reason, bis conscience and
his pride of race will bo made in vuin.
If you aro doubtful ot this, think
what tbo people nf the Union have
lately achieved. Ten years ago the
friends ot liberty, regulated by law
had only seven Senators in Congress,
and in the Lower House they were out
numbered, more than two to ono.
They had elected a President sworn
to prcsorve, protect and defend tho
constitution, for a compensation ot
twenty, five thousand dollars per an
num, but tho enemies of the constitu
tion secured bim to their side by giv
ing him, in the form of presents, moro
than bis legal salary would amount to
in four years. When the privato gifts
ceased, Congress presented him with
an equal amount out of tho public
treasury, anil bo uis administration
becamo an anti-constitutional job from
beginning to end. Tho army and navy,
and all tho executive departments, tho
whole organized physical force, all tbo
offices and all the money ot the jn anon,
woro in hoBtilo bands. Evory atom of
this mighty power was thrown against
liberty and justice. Tbo Southern
States wero wholly deprived of their
autonomy, their govornmonts crushed
out, their pcoplo placed under the ab
solute domination of notorous thieves ;
bile in tho commonwealths of the
North, as well as in Congress, legislu
tion was controlled by great rings or
ganized to enrich themselves by rob
bing labor of tho bread It curned. Our
usurping rulers, entrenched in power
which they thought irresistible, assert
ed that tho constitution had been shot
to death in tbo war, that tho States
consequently had no rights, and the
people no liborties, which Federal au
thority was bound to respect. Tboy
claimed the power to suppress nows
papers for publishing the truth, to
Knock down juagos on lite nencu lor
administering tbe law, to kidnap and
imprison free citizens tor expressing
their honest opinions. Pretending to
leavo us the pnvilcgo of the Daunt,
they used successfully every form of
force and fraud to intimiilato voters.
Io stille the expression ol the popular
will, and to falsity election returns.
Superadded to these indignities and
outrages was tbe pressure of a public
debt so heavy and public expenses bo
scandalously extravagant that taxes
absorbed all tho prolils of industry,
whereby tbo rich became richer and
the poor poorer : wealth accumulated
and men decayed. Docs hietory lull
ns ot any nation moro deplorably sit
oatcd ? Tbo outlook of Prometheus,
chained to the rock, with vultures
gorging themselves upon all the lobea
ot his liver, Boomed scarcely so hopo
less. Some ot our best patriots
despaired of the Republic and greatly
teatcd that tbe institutions established
by tbe fathers of the conntiy were ir
recoverably lost by tho degeneracy of
their sons.
In theso most unfortunate circum
stances how did tho great body of tho
pooplebehavo? Tho mighty and puis
sant Demoi he of the "invincible
locks" what did be do ? lie took up
the huge burden of bisdebland walk
ed away liko Samson with tho gates
ol Gaza UDon his shoulders, lie soil
ed bis conscience with no thought of
repudiation, but worked on with every
limb stretched and every muscle swell
ed, until he paid tho balfof all bo was
bound fur and mado his scruritics fur
tboothcr half aa good as gold. In the
meantime lie looked after tbo corrupt
combinations that were squandering
the proceeds ot nil labor, and deter
mined to bavo have a government that
would pay some attention to his wishes,
his interests, and his rights. In spito
of fraud, falsehood, and bruto force
the numbers of tho anti constitutional
faction in the National Legislature do
creased until they becamo a minority
in both branches. At the last l rcsi
dential election their candidate was
defeated by an overwhelming tnainrily
and oould only bo counted in by a most
impudent fraud. Was not this much
to bo accomplished in so short a time
and under so many disadvantages? In
similar circumstances tho Homan J'op
uua would have been (as in lact it was)
utterly dobauchod ; and tho spirit of tbo
Atbcnian Demos would have been bro
ken or excited to rash and ruinous instir
roction, by half of what we endured
It is something to bo proud of, that we
alone ol all Democratic people restored
our institutions after thoy wero not
only wrecked but rotten.
I bose peaceful victories, more re
nowned than those ol war, have not
only promoted in a general way the
great cause in which they wero won,
but thoir direct and immcdiato fruits
have beon most beneficial. Innumera
ble swindles bave been exposed and
punished ; unlawful conitiinaliona have
beon brokon up and many millions
saved of the publio money. Tbo car-pet-thiovos
are "on the run," or else
overtaken by the laws, and sent to tho
proper penitentiaries. This venal crow
wbicb at ono time rioted in the pos
session often State governments, and
occupied the seats of sixty representa
tives in Congress, with twelve ih tho
Scnato, bave vanished from tho pnlili
cal stago ; and many of their official
abettors in tho North bavo beon scourg
od back to tbo powerless obscurity
from which they ought nover to have
emerged.
Our struggles for justice in tho
courts, tbe reclamation of our rights
through the proas, upon the hustings,
and in the legislative assemblies of too
States and the Nation, have produced
striking moral effort on the minds
of our adversaries tbomsolves. Thoy
have not given up their dospotio fflfory
of government, but thoir practice is in
finitely less cruol titan it uscu to be.
They still assert that they took ad-
vanlago of tho military Inrce which
the war gave them to kill tbe consti
tution, and that they did actually put
it to death ; but thoy have loft oft
the habit of insulting iu memory.
They continue to dony the rights of
the Slates j but they have qnit holding
them down to be plundered and trod
den opon. They doclare with as much
solemnity as ever tbat our gonoral
Government is not the result of acorn
pact between sovereign States, which
bestowed upon it certain rights spe
cifically enumerated, reserving all oth
ers to tho States themselves and tbo
people, but a self-oxislent nation with
power uncreated, undefined, undele
gated, and, thurelbre, unlimited. Hut
thu brutality with which this claim of
absolute authority was enforced dur
ing tho dark years which followed tbe
war was visibly tiiniinisheu under tue
influence of tho popular protest and
tbo decisions of tbo courts. We aru
no longer reminded by the toad-eaters
of tho oxecutivo that we bold lite,
liborty and property at their morcy.
Militury commissions and arbitrary
arrests have been frowned out ol
fashion.
We do not know that the enemies of
constitutional liberty bavo yet repent-
ed of tbeii jpast misdeeds, but thoro aro
only some remnants of their imperial
system which Iheviiow openly adhere
tn and expressly threaten to repeat.
Tho object of ell theso is to cripple
and obstruct the exercise of the elec
tive franchise. Thoy insist upon the
right of tho federal executive to be
represented- at Sialo elections by the
bayonets ot tho standing army ; tney
will not relinquish tho power of their
hireling agents to imprison vemooraws
voters without a warrant, and thoy
strenuously refuse to part with the
pnvilcgo Ul trying lueir puuiiuai
ponenw by juries packed to convict
thorn, lho people and tne otaies in
tbo present Cunuresa made a brave
struggle to strike oft these shackles
and tbo obstinate oxe'rtion of a frattdu
lent administration to bold on prove
that tho foul piny of 1H70 will be, if
possible, repeated in 1881).
At wnat time in tne iiuuro me mini
defeat of the anti Democratic party
will make an end of all its tyranny
and corruption no ono can predict at
present, jlorul forces work slowly
when opposed by money ami arms j
but on tho same day, not very distant,
tbo orunnized enemies ol honest gov
ernment will bo totally routed ; and
when justice does overtake them tho
weight of the iron hand will make full
atonement for tho delay oi tho lenaon
heel.
In nil your exertions to bring about
that consummation 1 sincerely sympa
thine, for I am yours truly."
j. s. u LACK.-
THE LAST OF Til H NA Ml AG AX
SETTS.
ALMOST A TRACIEDY.
Act 1. Tho ex. Husband. Enter
Messenger.
Messemolk. He has been there, Io I
these three days.
Ex Husband (staring up) What, bo !
without I llnng my uoublo
barrelled shot gun and load it
well with tbtee balls.
Act II. Knter ex-Husband with a
double-barrelled gun. From opposite and ''ondenms as heresies both secos
direction of tho German Tutor. sion and tho higher law, will) all their
TiiTnn Sain, mine waives no not
mid.
Kx-IL Wairca I Wnircs ! at a time
like ibis or any other limolinient aro no longer matters ot specu-
r .. . l.: X- 1 - .-.j
Uut ot my way leliow I
G. T. (picking himself up) 1 writes
to somepodies about dis.
Act 111. Knter Stableman.
What bol Who pays for pasturage ol
theso colts and lilpes 7s
Ex U.-Not 1.
All. Nor I.
German Tutor Who bays mo mine
vagos,eh f
Ex II.-Not I.
All. Nor I.
(Exenut omncs.
Act 1 V. Tho ox-Husband confronts
tho D. of D. P. (l)istarber of Domestic
fence.)
Ex. II. Ha I villain, we meet again.
i,nok, thou' t,,, It ilown Ihn
arrets of this shotgun. What
seost thou 7
D. of D. P. See ? 1 seo three balls.
Mo thinks I've seen tbat sign
before I
Ex-Il. Go, monster, go I 1 give tboo
bve minutes.
Wretch, I fly.
Aot. V. Tbo monster goes, but pres
ently returns.
Biro, ono word. I've left my trunk.
"X'is full of bonds, mortgages and
challenges -to a Southern ricuaior,
and and
Ex-II A nd what olso hast thou in thy
trunk f
M. and D. of D. P. (Monster and Dis
turber ol Homostie foaeej
Prools, prools of my virtuo
brandy brandy ink and
and
Ex-U. And what? Whatelsef
D. ol D. P. Sparo mo further recital I
Kx-il. Never. Nee, I'm pulling both
triggers. Whatelsef
D. of D. P. Curling tongs I
Ex 11.--Hal hal 1 knew ill Twas
with such machinery thou did'st
her weak heart beguilo. Hal
hal (fires both barrels at the
Klato or Khodo Island and
misses it.) Ciirfm'n.
Discipline A Washington corres
pondent of tho Tribune says: "Tho
lato Gen. William F. Harry used to
relate how at Fortress Monroe was
fired tho first salulo after sundown
such proceeding being contrary toarmy
regulations. 1'resident Tyler had boon
fishing in tho bat', and or bis way
homo was displeased bocauso ho was
not saluted by the fortress. Tho old
commandant came down to moot him
with deep respoct, but Mr. Tyler storn
ly asked why ho had not fired a saluto
io him. "Excttso me, sir," answered
tho soldier, "but it is past sundown."
"Sundown be banged," rejoined Tyler.
"I am Commatider in Chief ol tho
army and navy, and I order you to
fire a salute to the President of the
United Slates." Respectfully touch
ing bis cap, tho old commandant with
drew without another word, and com
ing back where Harry stood, ho direct
ed him to get. out tbu huttnry and
superintend tho salute, then bo suid
in pitiable, quivering tones : "I have
boon in tho army for years, my boy, 1
never disobeyed the regulalionsbclure,
and 1 am forced to do it now, and the
man who commands it is President of!
tho United States I" and withlhut tho
veteran, who would gladly have faced
death without flinching, burst into
tears.
Exactly. The editor of tho San
Francisco Chronicle, the noxt morning
alter ho shot tbe libertine, Rev. Isaac
S. Kalloch, said:
"If thcro is in this great city ono
human being in tho shape of a man,
and pretending to the dignity of man
hood, who could tamely bave heard
the mother who bore him assailed in
language too vile to be repeated with
out offense to modest ears, let that
despicablo creaturo throw tbe first
stone at the avenger of the grossest in.
suit that was ever suffered to a woman
venornblo in years and irreproachable
in character. From tho moment mon
become candidates for ofllco tboy be
come propersubject ot criticism. They
are public property ; but lot thoir house
holds bo sacred. Lei those who aro
disposod to indulge In harsh judgment
in this case malto it their own and
consider what they would bavo been
impollod to do had thoir own mothers
or sisters boon brutally insultod bofnre
a vast assemblage."
Kalloch, tbe night bofore, in a pub
lio speech on tho City Hall steps said
that tbo editor (DoYoung) was tbe
son of a harlot. Hence, lbs shooting.
A Moral Task. Robort llonnor
seems to have undertaken to reform
all tbo fast horses in the oountry. lie
has Just secured another one, Jiarus,
for 138,000.
TUE FEDERAL JUDICIARY.
.Tbo editor ol tho Philadelphia Re
cord occasionally allows his pen to score
some true Democratic doctrines, wkleh
deserve to bo spread before the public
for future consumption. Tlio follow
ing is one ol his last cflWl :
"Judicial interpretation has gonofar
toward a conclusive hnd autliontalivo
settlement of the different theories of
constitutional construction which have
roin time to time been advanced, as
opposing views and interests have al
vurious periods prevailed. Consider
ing tho fact that our American polity,
alike State and National, lias for its
organic basis, not precedents and in
atilutiotift.buliileas uud abstract princi
ples, which our forefathers, with no
historic lights to guido them, under
took to reduto to practice, it is not
strange that wild and visionary notions
of tho relations ol tho Union and tbe
Statesshould have occasionally become
current and won an earnest advocacy
Our political history is, therefore, as
was natural, in good part tbe record ol
a conflict ol great principles, each ot
which was a valuable integral element
in the governmental system, but cur
ried alternately by their respective
champions to an exaggerated extreme.
In tho war of opinions tbe necessities
of strong government were continually
pitted aguiUHtthe ideals of pure Demo
cracy. It was fortunato for tho country, in
tho crudeness of its social Inline and
in tho weakness nf its undeveloped en
ergies, that that Federalist of tho Fed
eralists, John Marshall, of V'irginia.was
at tha bead of the judicial branch ot
our tripartite system as Chief Justice
of the Supreme Court of the United
Stales. Stability and order were the
paramount national needs during the
strife of parlies which followed the
adoption of tho Federal Constitution.
Republicanism and liberty wero already
secure beyond tbo possibility ol loss.
Tho spirit of freedom permeated tho
people, and was eager, enthusiastic
and tiggroBsivo. Tho wunt of the hour
was unity, solidarity, strength. Tho
luminous and profound reasonings ol
Hamilton and Juy bad "fotlifled tbe
Constitution with a wall of adamant;
and Madison, as a trusted leader of the
liepublieans, bad done much to com
mend it to popular acceptance. In the
construction of the instrument, bow
over, the Bt ti Io of opposing views was
to be renowed. At litis critical junc
ture, when everybody depended upon
authentic and final judicial exposition,
tbo selection of Judgo Marshall was
most opportune.
Although tho three departments ol
national sovereignty are coordinate,
the revisory power of the interpreta
tion mukes the judiciary practically
supremo. It corrects uhconstilulional
j legislation and in effect repeals it. It
is tho primacy which declares tho true
i doctrines of the fundamental compact,
outgrowth and concomitants.
The relative rights and powers of
tbo States and the general Govorn
lalion. cHrly ever mootod point as
between them has boon adjudicated by
that august Bench ; and while tho na
tional authority is amply guaranteed
by its decisions, so, too, aro the resi
duary sovereignty and coequal dig
nity of tho several Slutes."
TWO ALLEGATIONS COM-
PaREV.
Tho difference between the alleged
Mississippi "plan" and the actual
Rhode Island "plan" is only one of
comparison. In the former state, ac
cording to the statements ot unrelia
ble Katlical journals, lho intimation
practiced by tho dominant party
aucatt.o. certain vuturs is ol the open
and above-board species, and ot tbo
brulo order. In the latter, according
to the sworn testimony taken before a
duly authorized Congressional Com
mittee, tbe bull-dozing takes tbe form
of domineering persuasion that cannot
ho resisted. In tbe matter ol compar
ison, the last named method lays over
the other in the precise proportion
that it is moro effeolivo in tbe end.
The Republican newspapor organs
wildly charge that tho Democratic
managers in Mississippi are in tbe
habit of marching up in a body te the
expectant negroes and forcing them to
vote as they deem proper, or refrain
from exorcising the privilego of suf
frage altogether, at tbe point ol the
shot gun. The Democrats dignifiodly
provo, through tbe medium ol a non
partisan committee of investigation,
that the Republican leaders of Ithodo
Island aro annually accustomed to co
erco those ot the voters among the
workingmen ol the State whom thoy
do not disfranchise altogether, into
carrying lho llepublican tieketon eleo
tion day, by providing as a penalty for
disobedience of their orders immediate
dischorgo from their menial positions.
Calculating upon the basis of the ad-
mission that both charges aro truo,
oven, it is socn that tlio Republican
crimo in libodo Island is much moro
henious than tho Democratic illegality
in Mississippi, In tout it is insidiously
and secretly accomplished, and is ef
fective ten times whore the other is
oive. Of two evil molhods, the ono
that is prepared and executed in tbe
opon day is considered asol lesser con
sequence than that which is conceived
in secret and in secret accomplished.
f rom their cbnsen standpoint, even
tho Radical discussion of this two-sided
question of intimidation is unlortunato.
lint the Radical allegation tbat gross
frauds, executed by means ot tbo bull
dozing tactics mentioned, are practiced
in Mississippi is groundless. Tho true
character i f the whole despicable slan
der, uttered directly against the peo
ple of a sovereign Hlate and indirectly
against tho Democratic voters ot
Kholo section, was as well known to
its authors, whon by way of desperate
Kfrerirneni thoy first broached it, aa
is now. Un the characteristic ground
that a lie well stuck to is as effective
as the truth in the long run, the Re
publican newspaper scribblers and
stump orators have adhered to the vil
lainuus yarn, and by reason ol their
persistency bavo educated Ibe massot
their parly followers in tho North, ol
tho more credulous sort, into the bolie
that it ia founded upon fact. We rely
opon no such disgracelul means to sub-
Blantiato our part of the story. Tbe
accusations which wa bave preferred
against the Radical methods in Rhodo
Island aro being amply sustained by
tho testimony nf intelligent cilizons of
that nlate, ol both parties, belore
the Wallaeo-llutler investigating com
mil too.
The one charge rests upon the out
comings of a distorted Imagination, ths
other upon a solid basis ol Incontro
verlthle tact. 1 hat Is all there is ol it,
Washington Post.
A Good Campaign. The Philadel-
phia Times says: Mr. Charles Duffy,
managorof the Stockton Hotel at Cape
May, returned to the city yestorday
morning, having closed the season last
week, lie says this was the most auo
cessful season ever known at Cape
May, his house accommodating on an
averago over eight hundred persons a
day from the middlo of Juno up to a
week ago.
A Clerical Rinioadi. An ex
change says: "Grant li announced to
arrive In San Francisco on tbe 2.'ld of
the present month. Ily tbat time Kal
loch will have beon inaugurated as
Mayor or tbe city, and on bim it will
probably dovolve to make an address
ol welcome. Judging by his recent
eulogy on tb DoYoung family, b is
well qaaliUoa to do Justice to hi bud
joct."
yttsfflliinfous.
f OOO IIIINIIKI.N. tleorie Weaver A Ca.
aj), want Ave Ibooi.nd bu.bel. of OATS, Dow,
au'i will pay cab or prudura.
C;e.raelJ, Pa. Aug. 11, 187tl-lf.
ARNOLD IIAS ADVANCED
Prices of Shingles,
SHAVED AND SAWKD.
Curwenavllle, J.a. 9, '71-tf.
ARNOLD WANTS
5,000 Rail Road Ties
Curwensville, Pa. Jan. 9, 7B-tf.
New JInrble Yard.
tombstonesTmonuments,
i'oift for Vtmrlery Loll-
A NEW MAItllt.B YARD-C.ll at 1. FLA.
riAR'l'Y' Marble Works. Choice worh and Io.
prices. Directly oppoailo ths Lntherea Church,
Third stmt. Clearlield, !'., March 17, 1S7V If
CAUTION. All persona are hereby warned
ag.in.t purohsfingur la any way meddling
with the lollowiug persona1 property, now in the
pueeeaaiunof A- W. Pago.of Uarlbauatoan.btp.vi.:
Two cowa and two ealvoa. The foregoing prop
erty was purchased by me at private sale on the
4th day of August, end ia allowud to remain in
tbe poa....ion ul ..id A. W. Page, on loan only,
subject to my order at any time.
g o. rA'l K.
K.rthsu., Sept. 17th, 1979 It.
P KCIITOH'U NOTICK. Nolle. I. h.r.-
I J Lr given that l.rtter. Trataioentary on
thoealateof ANdllS M. UILL, lata of Bradford
town.hip , Ciearfleld eounty, l'enn'a-, dee'd ,
harltig bren duly granted to Ibe ond.raign.ri , all
peraona indebted to eaid estate will pleaaa make
immediate payment, nnd Ihoae hnvtog olaima or
demands sgainat the .ana will praaonl th.m
nruperly aulhontlc.led for aettlein.nt without
delay. SAMtliL II. HILL,
Kseeater
WUMein.grore, Pa., Hopl. 10, 1871 01.
NINTH A Tlllt'S NOTICK.- .Notice
ie hereby given that Letter, of Aritnini.tr..
liouon Ibe eat.te or rttKUKlllUK. MlsrrnH
late of K.ndy towoahip, Ciearfleld eouoty, Peon's,
d.ceaaed, Bering beea iluly granted to tne under-
algnej, all perauna indebted to said eatate will
please make immediate payment, end those hav
log elaiuie or detnanda against in. .awe will
preaent them properly euihentlcnied for settle-
moot wimout d.i.y, uKonun v. runs.,
Administrator.
Lutheraburg, Pa., Sept. 3d, 18TB Si.
F
OK SALE.
The underslirned will sell at private sale all
that tract or parcel of land litnate In Ieeatnr
township, Ciearfleld county, Pa., within a short
duunoe or tbo irreoe 4 Clearflel l K. H., and
adjoining landl of Hobert Hudson and otoers,
and knuwn as the Jacob B. (Jeerbarl lot. Tbe
seid tract eontalniDc 00 acres more or less, with
two veins ol valuable eoal t Hereon, baa about 9
acres els a rod, aod Is tbe key to a Jarre bodv ot
oual about being developed. Will be sold low and
upon easy terms, ror particulars, apply W
DAVID h. KKtiUS,
Ciearfleld, Fa., July 12, 187ft.
JOHN TROUTMAN,
DEALER IN
FURNITURE,
HATTIIEMMEM,
AND
Improved Spring Beds,
MARKET FTHKET, NEAR P. 0.
The undersigned brgs leavo to Inform tbecltl-
isns of Ciearfleld, and tbo public generally, tbat
be haa on hand a fine assortment of Kurnilere,
nob as Walnut, Chestnut and Painted Chamber
suites, Parlor suites, Keclintbg and Attention
Chairs, Ladies' and flouts' Easy Chairs, tha Per
fore led Dining and Parlor Chairs, Cane rets and
Windsor Chairs, Clotbci Bare, Step and Kiten-
ion Ladders, Hal Recks, Scrubbing Brushes, sic
MOULDINO AND PICTl'KK FRAMES,
ooklng UleiM. Chromes, 4c, which would
S'lttable for Holiday presents.
JERRA COTTA STANDING VASES,
HANGING VASES,
Stove Lining and Fire Brick,
kept eonataoUy an baud.
STOVE AM) EARTHEN -WARE
OF SVKHY DESCRIPTION!
CROCKS! POTSI CHOCKS!
Klsher'e Patent Airtight Self - Healing
rrnii a ana I
F.UTTBR CHOCKS, witb lid..
CREAM CHOCKS, MILK CHOCKS,
APrLR BUTTER CROCKS,
PICKLE CHOCKS.
FLOWER POTS, PIE DISHES,
STEW POTS,
Aod a great maaj other tbiags too nameroaa ta
aosoUoB, te be bad at
FREO'K. LEITZINGER'S
STONE - 'WARE POTTERY,
Corner of Cherry and Third Streets,
nogl
REMOVAL !
James Xi. Lcavy,
Having pnrchftsed the entire slock of Frd.
flaokett, hereby gives notice tbat he has moved
Into tbe room lately oconnied by Reed A !Uprrty,
en Beonnd street, where he la prepared to offer to
tbe public
COOK ST0ES.
tiE.4Ti.ra
PARLOR STOVER
of tbe latest Improved patterns, at low prices.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
Qas Fixtures and Tinware.
Roofing, Spouting, Plumbing, Oal Fitting, and
Repairing Pumps n specialty. All
work warranted.
Anything in my lino will be ordered special U
desired. JAB. L LEAVY
Proprietor.
FRRD. SACK1.TT,
Agent.
Cloarfled, Pa., January 1, 1879-tf.
Wheeler & Wilson
Family Sowing Maohins
No. 8.
Straight Needle, Silent, Eas-y Running,
At the Paris Exposition, 1878,
Wheeler A Wilson received the only
Orand Prix awarded for Sewing
Machines. Ovor B0 com
petitors. Report of the American Institute of tt'tw
York on the Wheeler t Wilson Machine:
W do not hesitate to declare It
ths ixst Siwmrj Apparatus in the
World."
The He. I aad He. f Maaafaelarlac MaealBoe
sre espeei.llr reooai
leaded f dUOEaf AKEKS'
El
aad 1
AIL0RS' are.
H. B.THOMPSON,
3 doors East of Batik,
CURWENSVILLE, PA.
WHEELEB WILSON MT'O CO.,
1338 Chestnnt St., Philadelphia,
April I, I III te..
Sj 1 1 -f '4';' fM 3 2
Onr (Dun gidufrtUrmfut.
THE REPUBLICAN,
Publlabed every Wedaaaday by
G. B. GOODLANDER,
CLUAItflKLI), PA..
Hat tbe Largeat I'lrculatloa af any paper
la Northwestern Peansylvaula.
The large and constantly Increasing
circulation of the Republican,
renders it valuable tobuoinoss
men as a tnodium thro'
which to reach the
a
public
Tebhs of Subscription :
If paid in advance,
If paid after throe months,
If paid after six months,
12 00
2 50
3 00
When papers are sent outaido of the
oounty payment must bo in advance.
ADVERTISING i
Ten lines, or less, 3 times, . $150
Each subsequent insertion, 60
Administrator' Noticos, . .2 60
Executors Notices, .... 2 60
Auditors' Noticos 2 60
Cautions and Eslrays, ... 1 50
Dissolution Notices, . . . 2 50
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ItliAMiN.
We bave always on hand a large stock
of blanks ol all descriptions.
SUiiuovs, . ..
SUBPtENAS,
EXECUTIONS,
ATTACHMENTS,
ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT,
LEASES,
BONDS,
FEE BILLS,
CONSTABLE'S BLANKS,
Ac, 4o, Ac.
. JOB PRINTING.
W are prepared to do all kind of
PRINTING
POSTKR8,
PROGRAMMES.
CARDS,
LETTER HEADS,
'ENVELOPES,
BILL HEADS,
STATEMENTS,
PAMPHLETS,
CIRCULARS,
Ac, Ao.,
IN THE BEST STYLE,
AND ON
REASONABLE TERMS.
ORDERS BY MAIL
FOR ALL KINDS OF WORK
WILL RECEIVE
PROMPT ATTENTION.
tieo. II. ftloodlauder,
Ciearfleld,
Clearfield County, Pa
ITUMlJaufouj.
ARNOLD PAYS
CASH or TRADE.
Curwanivtlle, Pa., Jan. I, 'TI tf.
jOM:Y TO l.OAN.-0a Irst-olass im.
xTi P"tpri7, 07 me nuiual Lite
luiursnce Company of New York, on Irit Burt.
gage, in sous trutn $ I, Olio op. jrur further in.
ruruiali'iu applj to tbe uniprsigned.
Ill haimal w. SMITH
Clt-erAeld Pa., Me; Jib. 1B7V tf.
ABanktliatNcvcr Breaks.
Try My Coal.
Tha. Hf.rUrilan.vt diinta ihta tnealhnri r.t ls,f..
ing the numerous eon turners, tbat his eoal beak
is aot ft Winter erred grot tot only, but tbat tt
will be operated in ibe bummer ns well as Win
tar. 1 ciam mat a n uia
Best Coal in the Market,
and will sell it for easb, or In eiobaoge for flour,
feud, groceries, etc. Large contracts will b
made at a very small profit. For full particulars
call on mo in person, residing in one of Uraham 'a
upper nouaes, or address me through the post
uBioe. Orders left at the pontufflce will receive
prompt attention. TII'iH. A. DUCK E IT.
Clrarfleld, Pa., Jan. A, 1 h 7 t f .
b. n'coaiLi.
D. BBILIRDI.
GIL1CII, McCORKLE & CO.'S
FURNITURE ROOMS,
Market Street, Ciearfleld, Pa.
Wo manufacture all kinds of Puroitare for
Chen bore, Dialog Rooms, Libraries aod Halls.
If yon want Furnilart of any kind, don't boy
until yon see our stock.
lXJi: ItTAIil I A4
1b all its branches, protaptly attend! to.
Ol'ILCH, Ml'COKKLK A CO.
CleartelJ, Pa., Feb. , 7e.
READING FOR ALL 1 1
BOOKS & STATIONERY
Market HU, Ciearfleld, (at the Poat f&i-e.)
T1IK nndereigned begs leavo to announce to
tlio oitiaena of Ciearfleld nnd vicinity, that
ha has fitted op a room and baa Jort returned
from the eity with large amonut of reading
matter, constat ing Ul part of
Bibles and Miscellaneous BookB,
Blank, Account and Pass Books of every de
scription ; Paper and Envelopes, French pressed
end plain j Pens and Pencils ; lltauk Legal
Papers, Deeds, Mortgages) Judgment, Exemp
tion and PiMmiiarv notes White and Parch
ment brief, Legal Cap, Record Cap. and Dill Cap,
Sheet Music, for eittter Piano, Flate or Violin,
constantly on band. A 07 books or stationary
deeired tbat I luej nut have 00 hand, will be ordered
by flrtl express, and sold at wholesale or retail
to suit ouslomers. I will also keep periodical
lite rat ore, sncb as Uagatioee, Newspapers, Ac.
P. A. tiAULLN.
Ciearfleld. .May T, 1808-tf
A NEW DEPARTURE
L II THE USB (ill 6.
Hereafter, goods will bo aold for CASIi only,
or in eichaoge for produce. No books will be
kept in the fatore. All old accounts must be
settled. Those who cannot each p, will pleaeo
band over their notes and
CLOSE THE RECOED. -
I am determined to aell my goods at eaeh
prices, and at a discount far below that over
offered In this vicinity. Tho disoonnt I allow my
ens turners, will make them rich in twenty years If
they follow my ad rice and buy their goods from
me. I will pay wbaat, eate J elovw
ser-d. DANIKL UOODLANDKK.
Lntberahnrg, January IT, 1877.
HARTSWICK & IRWIN
SECOND STREET,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
DEALERS IN
PUKE DRUGS!
CHEMICALS!
PAINTS, OII.S, DYE STUFF
VARNISHES,
BRUSHES,
PERPTJMERT,
FANCY OOO tif,
TOILET ARTICLES,
0P ALL KINDS,
PVREf WIXES AXD UQVOIIH
for medicinal pnrpetaa.
Tr oases, Supporters, School Uookc and Station
ery, and all other articles usually
found in a Drag Store.
PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS CARE
FULLY CUHPOUNLKD. llav.jga large Ok.
perlte-f tn 'be bupir-eai tby eev give entire eaU
is faction.
J. O. n ART8WICK,
JOHN V. IHW1N
OUera.1r. TW . IA, 1T4
JJARD TIMES
HAVE NO IPPECT
IN FRENCHYILLEI
I nm aware that there are tome persons n little
bard to please, and I am also aware tbat tbo
complaint of "hard timee" Is well nigh universal,
lint 1 am so si ta at ad now tbat I can satisfy tba
former and prove conclusively that 'bard timee"
will not effect tboee wbo bay their goods from me,
and all my patrons shall h initiated Into the eo
eret of
UOW TO AVOID 1IAKD TIJIF.8
T bavo goods enough to enpply all tbe Inhabi
tants ia the lower end of the oonnty which I sell
at oicced.ng low ratal from my mammoth Here In
Ml'LHONBUKU, whero I nan always bo fonnd
ready t wait opon lallen nod lupply then with
Dry Goods of all Kinds,
Saab as Clotbs, Satlaslts, Caeelraeree, Maallas
Delaines, Lima, I)rlln,a, Celteeeo,
TrisaasiafS, Rlbboaa, Laaa,
Raadj-aaads Cletblag, Baete aad Sboes, Heta aad
Cape all of tbe beat anaterlal aad saade le ardor
Hoaa, Sooba, UIotos, Mlttaaa, Laaas, Rlbboaa, Aa
GROCERIES OP ALL KINDS.
Oofee, Tea, Soger, Rloa, Mola.aea, Flab, Sell
Pork, Llaaaed 011, Piab Oil, Carboa Oil.
Usrdvare, Qaooaerare, Tinware, Ceilings, Plewe
and Plow Canines, Nails, Splbas, Cora Caltira
tors, Cider Preeees, aad all blade of Aaaa.
Perfamerj, Palais, Varal.b, Ola.., aad a faaaral
aasartsaeal af Statlaaery,
OQOD FLOUR,
Or dtfereat breads, always aa baad, aad will be
via a. ie. ..mi peeeioie aiaraa.
J. O. MeClala'a Medlelaaa, Jerae'e Madtolaea
He. tailor's aad UeaSaad'e Bitten.
IM poanda af Waal wealed far wbleb Iba
blehaat aria, will k. at.14 -- k..J
aad for aale at Ua leweot Barbel arlee.
Aleo, Agent for Stratloarllle aad Cwrweasrllle
Tbreebia, Maeblaas.
waC.lt ,.s M.rn ..m.i.u v mi
nerjlbla, aaaallr ka,t la a reuli sura.
I). M. OODDRIIT.
fTsoebTllle P. 0., Aafaet II, lf4.
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