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Gioroi B. Goodlandir, Editor.
CLEARFIELD, Pa.
Wkdniwday Mohkino, KnVKMMCU :U). 1HH1
Reader, If yon. wanl t know what la going op
In the buetneie world, juat read oor ailvertiilng
olaune, the .Ipttiat oolutno la particular.
BEcouiNa Lusty. It ii nnoum'od
that Congressman Aloxundor 11. Sto
Tens ia in bettor health than ho bat
been for Ihreo years past llo now
weighs ninety-lour pounds, while at
one time he barely tipped tho beam at
sovonty-three.
Ligal Bibinehs. Judge Lynch had
three cases last week. Ono in Texas,
a second in Minnesota, and a third at
Athens, Ohio. Tho latter was hung
to a atringor or a bridge over the
Hocking river. Evidently no trees
grow around there.
They Know. Tho Newark (Ohio)
.Advocate gives it in this way: "Mr.
Astor, ol Now York, although, to
speak floriculturally, a rich, blooming
aster, was not tho flower for the people.
They proforrcd Mr. Flower himself,
and so thoy nipped tho aster in the bud."
Wonder bow natil Itook Henator Wallaea baa
ia Iba Filtaburgb Oilier PKrtauwy Spirit.
It that iB any of your business, why
don't you go about it in tho right way J
Addross a lottor to cither or both of
the parties indicntcd, and you will no
doubt loam something to your advan
tage' NUDniNO SECRETAhY Ql'AY. Tho
editor of tho WilUcs Barro Record, a
boss organ, don't liko tho Quay-Grow
affair. Hear him : "Colonel Quay may
be bonostly in fuvor of tho nomination
of Mr. Grow now, but bis experionco
teaches him that many proper infill
encea may change his mind before tho
time of tho Convention arrives."
"Timid Souls." Tno editor of the
Buffalo (X. Y.) Express, a Radical or
gan, in alluding to his party in this
Stato, says :
Tho Pennieleaota RrpublUina who fjrtnpa
thiiad with Wolfo but did not role for btm. ara
tr.tiojr to organiia nn independent movement to
reform tbo part; from witbim. There ara eeiue
good man in it, but they are timid aouli.
Ho evidently knows something about
his party frionds in this State.
From the flrit election in Hareb to thoee of the
Stb of November, thrra bai not onlj been no
break In the Kepubllean eoluinn but wa have
eaptnred Virginia. A 1'any Journal.
The Journal is a rank Radical organ,
and wo are glad to nolo its assumption,
"Wo have captured Virginia." All tho
decent Railicnl organs deny the job
and credit the' case as that of the
"Confederate Brigadier" Mahono
with whom the) will not associate.
The Boss Machine. Tho editor of
theGrecnshurg Tribune, who Is a clerk
in Socretary Quay's office at Harris
burg, blar.es away after this fashion :
Wolfe, although backed by all the political
rabela and tort-ktudt in the State, including Me
Clure, editor-in-chief of the Cilladrlpbia 7iwr,,
and the l'lttibtirr Diipalck, and all greaael with
tba content of Nolile'e bar'l,nt'rif, mot inijlori.
ewly foiltd, to deitror the lteputtlioan party in
tbii Mate. Tba trnth ia all the powera of hell
and no otheri loomed to bo engaged in tba work
were notable to diarupt and dratroy Ike orgnni-
Wallaci Tho Clinton Democrat ol
last weak gavo ex Senator Wallace an
excellent send-off for Governor. Tho
editor seems to think that with Wal
lace at the head of tho ticket tho party
would march on to victory next Kail.
We, of course, second tho motion ol
the gentleman from Clinton. The re
ticle in question appears elsewhere in
this itusue.
Conomus. Ibis body moots at
Washington noxt Mondy. This fact
will cause tho vulgar crowd to divide,
which has been flocking to tho Court
House, listening to tho shtintoful
details of tho Guiteau trial. Tho por
nonal deportmont of tho Court, law
yers, jurors and spectators, is too dis
graceful to be kept in the vicinity ol
Dead Wood, much less at tho Federal
capitol, where ordiimry doconcy should
prevail.
The Eh rim State. They did some
queer voting in Now York at tho re
cent olection. For ten years the liadi
rals have had from 20 to 50 on joint
ballot in tho Legislature Lost year
they had f5 majority. Now the Dem
ocrats have the Se.np.lo by two majori
ty, and the HotiM by six, making a
majority of eight on joint ballot. Moro:
While the Radical majority on the
Stato ticket was about 13,000, tho
Democrats elected their nominee
Marshall for State Treasurer by 22,
018 majority.
Death or Dr. MacKeneie. Phila
delphia has lost ono of her most emi
nent authors and journalists in the
person of Dr. Robert Sholton MacKen
Eio, which occurred on Monday, No
vember 21st, agi-d 72 years. His ill.
nesa was but of a fuw days duration.
The Doctor waa born in Limerick
county, Ireland, and through his liter
ary labors was well known to the read
ers of Europe and America. As a lit
erary critic he had few equals. His
bead was full of names ol persons and
dates, ready to give anybody an an-
wer. Ho came to tho United States
in 1S52.
Aaocsb. Tho editor of tho "only
true Republican paper in Clearfield
county," last week, dilated npon the
vole cast for Stato Treasuror, and sums
np as follows:
It It trident that If the Democrat! bad f otad
olid for Mr. Nnbla, be would bora boon elected
State Treasurer by a raall plurality over Oeneral
Daily. At It ia, the Rapobheana oerUinly made a
arrow area, reom defeat, renneeleenta la a HO'
publtonn Slat wit bout denial and allthnt if aacaa-
eery to hoop It eueb, ta lor tba hepublioana to b
true to their rriaeipiet nnd true to their party
nenlin nil blekerlnge and petty jealomtea Iroi
ibeir uneila, nnd work for tho publit apod.
The editor in question tells the truth
in relation to the defeat ol Mr. Noble,
but be gets off a "whopper" in the
winding np of the above paragraph
whoa be says, "And work lor the par-
ty good." Had he said our private in
terests he wonld have hit the nail on
the bead for once. Moro: "Fennsyl.
rania is a Republican Stato." That
may be so, but after all it is tho prop
erty of Simon Cameron t Son, who
are the sole proprietors of the things
that Toted for Baily. The rest of nt
are all freemen I We reed no bosses.
DOVRLK trovrlk.
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Ihoso three colored cadets milled
through Went 1'oint have eo't the Gov
ernment more money and trouble than
Guiteau will if his tiiul runs for two
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batlcoiiductamlimi'u hoifiiishuess. tbo
, " 1 Bk , , . , !
second one clipped his ears anil r-Kiiinca i
11
his shiii.x, und thi n charged the white
cadets with doing iir Two court mar
tiuls proved that ho did it lii line If.
Tho buck door of tbo Institutlun was
loft open and Whittaker slipped out
and has not been heard of since. The
third Flipper finally was crowded
through, after Hayes removed three of
the best teachers at West Point who re
fused to sign his certificate, knowing
that bo was not qualified to receive a
commission. Finally, after now teachers
camo to the front, nnd Gon. Srhofleld,
tho Superintendent, was traded off for
that Negro Bureau and Krcedmatis'
Bank robber O! Oil Howard Flip-
pie graduated and was commissioned
as First Lieutenant and sent to a mili
tary post in Texas, whoro it seems ho
has spent a good deal of Government
cash that did not belong to him, and
"cahooted" with too many colored
ladios. Charges were proforrcd and a
court-martial composed of five com
missioned officers havo been silting on
his case for three months. The"irreg.
ularitics" (that's what a robbery is
termed now under tho "grand moral
idea" dispensation, when a Govern
merit official or a bank Cashier is de.
tcetcd robbing the Government, or the
stock-holdors) in Flipper's csso to dato
on cash account aro not to his credit.
More : Ho has bail too much servant
girl around him. Ho would be all
right in Utah.
Turned into Aliens. Tbo new
Constitution is hard on election officers
who perpntrnto frauds at tho polls.
We notice that the Judge and Inspect
ors of tbo eighteenth division of tho
thirty-fourth ward in Philadelphia,
who were arrested soon after tho last
February election for having returnod
but thirty votos for Mayor King, when
it was proven In court that over forty
persons had voted for him. After a
trial of nearly two days, one of the
Inspectors McKano was convicted.
Tho rest of tbo board were unawaro
that a fraud had been committed.
J udgo Ludlow asked McKane if ho
had anything to say as to tho persons
whoinduccd him to commit the ofTcnce,
to which McKano roplied that no ono
induced him to do anything. Tho
prisoner vras then sonlonccd to an im
prisonment of nine months and to pay
a fine of $100 and disabled for soven
years from holding any position of
honor, trust and profit in tbo Common
wealth, and from voting at any general
or special election. The scoundrel is
therefore an alien to the Common
wealth for seven years. Rather sovore
for a freeman ! But right.
Fuikie. A select squad of anti Cam-
eromte Radical' mot at the Girard
riouse, in Philadelphia, one day last
week, for the purpose of reforming tho
Radical party In this Stuto from the
imide ; and in doing so they assumo
that they will capture the noxt Radi
cal Stuto Convention, and throw the
bosses overboard. Parlies do not
UBuully grow in honesty. Thoy grow
dishonest. Mislortunu is the only
healthy remedy for their corruptions.
"Reform within tho party" is not a
possibility. It is like an inflammation
in tho stomach. If the inflammation
spread it kills its victim; if reformatio
tocds the party disappears. Tho squad
indicated did not openly censure Wolfe
and bis 1)0,000 followers, but they in
timated tboy had gone too fur outside
of the party and might, with propriety,
bo called rebels, and eventually hung
for treason. Wolfe has given the finds
trouble anyhow, and if ho lives he will
be on top oventually.
Ben is Fencino. Tho Boston corres
pondent of the Hartford Courant, Sen
ator Joo 11 aw ley's paper, sees the finger
of Ben Butler in the political movo
mcnl of Massachusetts recently: "Mr.
Butler is plainly getting ready for the
canvass of 1882, when ho is to appear
as a candidate for Governor, and his
first step toward it is in tho nomina
tion, of one of his men for Mayor of
Boston. This was accomplished in
tho Democratic Committee without a
dissenting volo. Tho municipal cloo
tion of this pity, which occurs on the
1.1th of December, is to awaken far
moro interest than did that of the
Stale last week. It promises now to
bo one of tho most exciting contests
wo havo ever had."
Guiteau on Beecuer. The assassin
got in on the tony divine in this way
On Saturday in open Court: "1 notice
my friond Honry Ward Bocchcr, is do
ing some cranky work in this enso. 1
used to attend his church and prayer-
meetings, and if your honor knew him
as well as I do yon would not pay any
attention to him. Tbcro aro a eood
many people think he is badly orank
od, socially, and have no doubt that
Mrs. Tilton told the truth and be lied
about it, and 1 toll him to publicly."
It Win no no Lonoer. Tho Now
York Post, a leading Radical organ, in
alluding to tho Wolfo canvass mado in
our Stato, remarks: "Mr. Wolfo bos
Buccoedod not only in demonstrating
that thcro aro Republican votos enough
in Pennsylvania to defeat the machino
in an election, but also jo convincing
many Republicans not as independent
and uncompromising as he is that it
will no longor do to lot the Cameron
machine govorn tho Republican party."
SuAimr States u en. -Some mighty
small potatoes aro being turned np
just now as Soulhorn candidates for a
seat In President Arthur's Cabinet.
There are few Southern Republicans,
howevor, of any olhor sort. They are
gonerally repudialors, and mon who
sign their name with an X.' Such
are the marks ol integrity and intelli
gence with which the majority, and
a large majority too, of the Radical
party in the South is endowed.
More Screws Loose. It appears
from the report of the Roceiver, that
'the ofliccrs of the Lycoming Mutual
Insurance Company, at Muncy, have
made away with 1176,472 03, and it
will take an assessment of 22 per cent,
on the premium notes to make np the
defalcation. That's too blunt U'e
should have named the crime as an
"irregularity," in accordance with "the
progress ol (he age."
A RCCEEYES OPINION.
Tho editor of tho Newark (Ohio).
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A ll ocate enjoys a largo perwuiul at'
itiaintaiit oin the northwestern portion
of our Sluto, und having taken a do-
iile.f Interest In tho election of Mr.
Noble us Stale Treasurer, ho scorns
riled nt tho result, and expresses his
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views in tins manner " lam I..
Seott, of Erie, l'a., who is tho member i
of the Deinocraliu National Committee
from that Stato, disgraced his position
nt the lutu election by oppoxing thu
nominee of the purly lor Statu Treas
urer. The sooner such men aro ex
pelled Inim high places of trust In the
Democratic party, tho bettor it will ho
for tho parly, fur the country and for
the people. It was well understood at
tho opening of tho last Presidential
campaign that General Hancock de
sired Senator Wallace, of Pennsylva
nia, to be placed on the National Com
mittee and made its Chairman instead
ofpig-hcaded llurnum. But pig-hended
Scott refused to retire and tho pig
heads and fossils were enabled to keep
brains out of tho Commitloo, Thoro
is a wide-spread opinion among tho
Western Democracy that had Senator
Wallace been at the head of the Na
tional Committee tho rosult would have
been different and General Hancock
would have boon elected. It would be
some satisfaction to have stupidity nnd
treachery properly rebuked, and tho
first thing in order is to kick Scott out
of tho National Coinmitteo and substi
tute a livo Donincrutin hisplaco."
ANOTHER SHIP CANAL.
The Pittsburgh Board of Trade is
fuirly on end over the fact, that an
actual survey of tho Allegheny river
from that city to Olean, N. Y., demon
strates tho fact that tbo river can bo so
improved that a minimum stage of six
feet of water can bo kept up all tho
year to Olean, and from that placo a
ship canal is to be opened to Lake
Erlo. This project looks ontirely fcas
iblo at this distance and wo hope it
will not bo treated slightly.
A public meeting was held by a
largo number of business firms in
Pittsburgh and Allegheny city, and
convened at tho Board of Trado rooms,
in the former city, on Tuesday, Nov.
29lh, 1881, for tbo purposo of taking
steps to put the movement into prac
tical shape. Tho reclamation of this
magnificent river would bo a great
blessing to Western Pennsylvania and
Eastern Ohio, and the rest of tho
Union generally. We hope that those
who havo charge of tho scheme will
not let it drop.
A CARD FROM Mil. MEAD.
DtBois, Pa., Nov. 21, 1881.
To Whom it may Concern :
Having heard rumors in regard to
tho position taken by Mr. John M.
Troxel at iho lato election held for
Stale and County ofliccrs, I deem it
my duly as Chairman of tho Duliois
Vigilance Committee, knowing these
accusations to be utterly false, to rcliito
them, ll has been said that Mr.
Troxel was not a true Democrat at
the last election, und the fact of him
having been in the field lor the nomi
nation of County Treasurer would
givo some color to tho assertion. But
from the day of the Convention which
mailo the nominations, until the last
hour on election day, ho did all in his
power for tho straight Democratic
ticket, which ho voted himself and
urged all his friends to do tho sumo.
lucso aro facts which 1 know person
ally, and I challenge contradiction
from any person or persons, regard
less of poli lies ; and I will plcdgo one
hundred dollars, or moro, against a
liko sum deposited by any person or
persons who will provo my ussorlions
untrue. Yours for Justice,
S. J. Mead,
Chairman Committco.
Slcu a Mixture. About tho sick
liest "compromise" ticket yet proposed
for tho Republicans next year is: Gov-
crnor, Gcnoral James A. Beaver, of
Centre ; Lieutenant Governor, Hon.
W. T. Davies, of Bradford ; Judgo of
tho Supremo Court, Hon. Georgo Lear,
of Bucks: Secretary of Internal Af
fairs, Hon. John Mr. Greer, of Butler.
A West Chester papor prints it "simply
as a matter of news." "This," it is
sniil, "would bo a fair mingling of both
elements of tho party Beaver and
Greer being Stalwarts, and Davies and
Lear Independents." Quay is evi
dently not tho juiugest joker of his
party. Givo tho cap and bells to tbo
man who would run Lear and Davies
as Independents.
The City Disturbed. Philadel
adolphia has a double sensation on
hand. U bus just loaked out that dur
ing tho yoars of 18"3-4-5-C and '77,
the City Treasury was dcftauiled out
of about a million of dollars annually
by the Clorks in tho Tax Receiver's
oflice. The case is undergoing inves
tigation. Tho noxt is an elevated rail
road tho whole longth of Market street
and along tho Delaware river up to
Kensington and down to the Old Navy
Yard, making about 12 miles of road.
Of course all tho street-car railroad
mon are fighting this movement. But
the road will be built nevertheless.
I. O. or O. F. Tho report of tho
Secretary of tho Grand Lodgo of Odd
Follows of the Stato of Pennsylvania
shows a gain of 1(1,1.')!) members in tho
yoar 18H0, a greater number than wns
lost in throo years preceding. Tho
reports of the Sovereign Grand Lodgo
show that nearly halt a million of mon
are to-day active and earnest workers
in tbooauseof Odd Fellowship. Within
fifty years nearly eighty-three million
of dollars hnvo been paid into the treas
uries of subordinate lodges and encamp
ments, which bus mostly been distrib
uted to relieve dying and distressed
Immunity.
Krary Republican newinapar In Ilia country
edmlte that tba Treatury wan plundered by tba
Star Root gang. Keary Republican aewapaper
in the country elalmad It aa one of lha virtual of
the Republican party that It woult bring tho
acala to luetioe. Why la It, than, that not ona
of tbaan haa yet been puntibed, and all are going
ta get of foot freer" Jttwnrk (Oato) Aiffocnrc.
Well, now, that's "a poser" for some
sublime Radical to answer I Of course
they will shinny out on MacVeagh
now, since they pushed iim out ol the
Cabinet for moddhng in the case.
Will He Bi Tried. Captain Uow
gato, who has plundered the Govern
ment the past three years out of I.M,
000 by theft and forgerios, is being or
namontod by indictments anyhow.
The Washington grand jury has found
soven true bills against biin. Will be
be tried 1 That's tho question.
A True Bill. Tho Washington
Grand Jury bus founds true bill against
one Jones for attempting to shoot the
assassin, Guiteau, one day last week;.
MA .V
I
In IS7I, when the whirkcy ring
revelations litnkt' out in Chicago and
St. Loui', G i mil hitMened 1t telegraph
tho District AttornctM at those places,
saying "Let no t;iitlty muit escape."
They ull got uwuy. Tho editors of
the St. Loins A' ptit.'i'a.t, in the above
cuptiuii, cMilcntly iii'iHiiot,-d "lite
Government," while uliiitiing to mote
recent ovents. Hettr him :
It is impossible to misinterpret the
tlist nignul dist'tiintUuru which thu
prosecution id iho Slur route Iraudsat
uushiiigtnn husciicottntcrcd Jt moans
that the prosecution is a tuiluiu, anil
that it has boon intended ull ulong thut
it should be a failure.
Tho voluminous excuses, explana
tions, pulhutioiis und promises thai
follow the first doleat of the Govern
ment aro nothing moro than pari of
tho play. Tho publio is disappointed
and disheartened, and souiolhing la
needed lo delude it. Hence the prom
iso of bettor things next time; tho
pretonded assurances ubout retrieving
by indictment whut has been lost by
information ; about prosecuting the
offenders whoso offences are not barred
by tho statute ol limitations, nnd ubout
bringing the wholo matter before the
grand jury "on tho first opportunity."
This is all humbug. Brady is free and
will remain froo. Ho received the
congratulations of bis friends who
crowded the court room, and, no doubt,
embraced not a few distinguished per
sonages. Tho Government, having
fulled in its case ugaiust iho ringleader,
will fail in its case against tho smaller
offenders, oven if it ttoeps tip tho pa
tiencu of a prosecution, and for decen
cy's sake ought to stop the mock piny,
and abelain from further attempts to
delude the people.
Tho purest acting in tbo whole play
was furnished by Mi. Cook, Assisianl
Atlornoy-Gcnoral, in his "explanation"
of tho failure of Iho Government to
make out un indictment within the
proper time. hut thorough mouth
ing and gushing over tho nKFassiiiution
ol iho late President, as nn excuse for
his nogligoiico ! Whal a blubbering
picture is that ho drew of a whole
cabinet of seasoned politicians so
"overcomo with grief and paralysed
with sorrow" as to bo incapable ol
doing their duty lor weeks und months!
What pnlhos ho throw into the sketch
of tho "weeping, fearing, hoping and
praying" in the departments; of em
ployes so gorged with grief that "they
could do hltlo effective work." It was
while this protracted exhibition of
weeping and praying was going on in
iho departments, anil rab.net ofliccrs
and employes wero benumbed Willi
grief, that iho timo for indicting the
ringsurs had slipped away, and when
the blubbering otHcials nt last came to
their senses, it was to find that it was
too luto to proceed by indictment!
"Tho delay had been primarily and
chit-fly caused by the assassin's bullet."
Surely Mr. Cook docs not expect
thu public to swallow this rubbish. Il
is bald acting and nothing elso. Tho
miserable wretch Guiteau has enough
to answer for without attempting to
muko hiin responsible for tho release
of the Star route ring. .Mr. Conk and
tho other Government otHcials whoso
duty it was to prosecuto are to blumei
for this. They never intended thai
Brudy should bo convicted.
The Ni:miieii of Congressjieji. A
Washington telegram announces that
General Francis A. Walker, ox Super
intcndenl of tho Census llurcau, has
submitted a statement lo the Secretary
of the Interim conluiniiigt-oinc Interest
ing fuels concerning the representa
tion in tho next lloneo of Roprenentii
tires, Tho totul population of the
Slates I!,!!71,;il0 with tho number
v( Representatives at the present fig
ure -tl would give ono Jlepreseu
tativo to overy 10!i,080 of population.
Upon this basis the following changes
in representation would cnsiio in the
Forty-eighth Congress : Arkansas,
California, Michiiran, Mississippi, South
Carolina and West Virginia would
gain ono each; Minnesota and Ne
braska gain two each ; Alubuma, Illi
nois, Maine, Maryland, New Hump
shire, Ohio, Tennessee and Vermont
would loso ono ouch, Pennsylvania two
and Now York three. Tbo other States
would show no change
A Horriiile Discovery. Tho Kl
miru Advertiser soys : "For a number
of wooks past thoro has been a largo
sized box in store at tho Northern
Central depot, marked 'J. W. Curler,
Klmiru.' Whoro it came from could
not last night bo ascertained. Yostor
day evening a number of employes out
of curioaity decided to open tho box.
1 hey did so, und were horrified to nnd
that it contained a human skeleton.
Tho flesh wits all olf from tho bones,
but by the long hair it was evident
that it wus the remains of a woman.
Tbo sight wus a sit kening one, and
the lid was quickly placed huck on
the box. A riuid and thorough exam
ination will bo made as to bow the
body camo to tho depot, who wero the
senders and consignee. At present
there is nothing known except tho
finding of tho remains, which wore in
a largo, square box, packed in hay."
His Home Run- The Eric Observer
says that tho ostimato in which Mr.
Noblo is hold by his fcllow-ciUZons of
Erio city and county may bo judged
by a comparison of his volo wilh that
of Hancock in ISrfO. Tho pluralities
of that year and this aro shown below
inin cirr.
Ilancock'i plurality 123
Noble'l plurality 470
Noble'l gafn
Rts rot'HTr.
derflold'l pineal Ity
Bally'a plurality
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Kobla'l gain Kit
This, too, in tho face of tho vilest
and most inexcusable opposition that
a man vr had -encounter In tho
political history of Eriocounty. Noble's
Knin In tho county over Bailey wjts
2.00S.
The Postokhoe Medlev. Tho an
nual report of tho Postmaster General
among othor statistics, contains tho
following: In tho dend letter oftloo
during Iho last year wero 3,i23,021
letlors. Of tho letters and packages
opened 18,817 contained money
amounting to IO,r)S7.80; 22,012 con
tained drntts, money orders, chocks
and notes, tho nffuroirute valuo of
which was t l,8!)!),0(i2 ; 37,978 contain
ed receipts, paid nolos and rancollod
obligations of all sorts; 311,731 con
tained photographs; 01,5511 nontainod
small remittances of postago stamps,
and in 75,2111 wore found vuhialilo ar
tides in ondlcss variety. The amount
of money in doad loiters for which no
claimant could betonnd was fti.osl.-ll)
which was deposited in the Treasury
A New Deal With ton Rcadjnstcr
blacks in tho Virginia Jlouso of Dnlo
gates and three in tho Senate, the
wholo Legislature will have a read
justed appearance. Such aro the men
the Fedoral administration is boosting
into power. Tho maority of thorn
nevor paid any taxos, and yet thoy
favor the repudiation of publio and
private debt. What a "grand moral
idea."
Tho young man who has "adopted
European ways" and "doesn't like this
country," is becoming unpleasantly nu
merous. But the fates aro kind to
him. He does not know what a ridic
ulous crcalnre be Is. Prooriss. lie
fails to see himself as others see hira.
"LET F. YE 11 Y (il'ir. TY
ESCA 'A'."
I1M J LA CE FOR GOX ERXOR.
Tho editor of Iho PitUbiirih Critic.
like thu WnllV men, takes Iho Hold early.
They want our townsman, ex Seuator
Wallace, mado Chairman of the next
Slato Committee, or nominated for
Governor, and submit the following
reasons :
The first in tho field lor tho cam
puin of 12 aro tho Independent Re
publicans, who refuse to wear the col
iur of the Cuiuerolis. Thoy propose lo
open tho ball at once, and with vigor.
Certainly Ihe surprising vole thut Mr.
Wolfe received throughout the Stale,
tint withuuL organization, without
means und without those a'lcessorioa
ol stumping, etc., thut are recognised
as prime levers in polities is oucoiirug
ing. Hut whut of the Democratic
paily? Certainly it is not deud, tor
though Noblo was not elected in Penn
sylvania iho Democratic gains through
out the country show thai the parly
is steadily progressing. Heretofore il
has boon the custom lo awuit the ac
tion of tho Republican Conventions, be
fore the Democratic aro tilled. This
is suicidal as well as absurd suicidal,
because il gives the opposition the ad
vantage of iho field and the canvas ;
absurd because the Democrats in sell
defense aro obliged lo fight from a
platform of negations, whereas, by be
ing first in tho field, they can make
the campaign ono of persistent aggres
sion. To this end no time should bo
lost in preparing for holding tho Con
venlion next year its soon us Congress
shall havoadjoumed. There is nodouhl
that the trial of tho Star route thieves
and tho investigations of tho Treasury
Department will havo tho effect of im
paling tho Republican parly on the
spear point of publio opinion, while a
wise and honest policy pursued by tho
Democrats in Congress will carry the
party to that point where success ia
uiMirtd wilh anything liko vigorous
effort This can only bj achieved tin
dor nn Indomitable leador.one like Wm.
A. Wallaco, whose trenchant blade has
oftca brought victory to tho Demo
cratic hosts ; whoso magnetic influence
in tho Senate gavo him a power ri.. 1
cd by lew, and whoso hand at the" hum
ol tho last Prcsi'.feiilial campaign, il is
now generally admitted, would have
piloted tho old Democrutio ship in
safety to the haven of triumph. Ho
has Lis enemies of course, us whul
great mind has not. With him as Chuir
man of iho Democratic Suite Commit
too there would bo no such word as
fail. There is not tho shadow of a
doubt thut Iho Republican party will
bo helples-ly rent by intestine feuds
next year ; lhat the Cameron and anti
Camoron factions will battle each other
to tho death. Wisely and boldly led,
tho Democratic parly cun win ; with
out such a leader as Wulluco. who is
in no sense a boss, the contest will be)
luiilu. So much will bo involved in
the contest next year tho Executive,
tho Legislature, Congressmen lhat it
is folly to cnlcr a campaign uuorgan
ir.ed, and thcro is no Democrat in tho
Stato whoso genius as a political gen
eral is so great as that which distin
gnishes William A.. Wallace. If he
bo would accopl tho Gubernatorial
nomination ho would bo iho man ; if
will not tho party noods him as mm
a;,'t r of the campaign of 1882.
THE CI R EES BACK VOTE.
There is alwu.va a certain lapse of
timo after an election before wo cun
learn the vote of tho Greenback parly.
Our Green back friends yoncra I ly charge
this to tho jealously of tho old pnrtios
or the Associated Press managers.
Hut the truth is, it is of no account in
getting at tho general result and il is
considerable- expense lo those getting
returns by telegraph to gel tho neces
sary vole, and the Greenback, Prohi
bition, A nli Masonic and olhor minor
voles aro left fur the clower but cheap
er and more B' curute official reports
which puts tho Greenback voto this
your al M 978. For tho benefit ol our
Greenback friends who still wish to
amuse themselves in thoir usual way,
we givo ihe Vote of llicir party sinto
18?8:
For Meton for lloeernor, IS7S SI.T.'.S
For Suttun for Trenorer, 17 J,M7
For Wearer tor Freiiileot, IrO .n.tiss
tor Jacln. n for Trraiurar, 1S9I II UTS
A little figuring will easily fix the
vote lor uexl yoar on tho present slid
ing sculo. Alter the polls close thoy
need not worry about returns, but just
put down tho voto at about K,0UU and
go lo bed satisfied that their estimate
is not for wrong. Exchange.
I'nuku the Axe. The Philadelphia
Telegraph remarks: "Thn Garfield
Republican placemen of Ohio are
loeling their heads overy morning to
make sin e something has not happened,
and Senator Sherman has apparently,
kindly undertaken to act a protector,
in-chief for his imperiled friends. Un
easy lies tho head of ony outspoken
Garfield man under this Administra
tion, and il will bo interesting to watch
tho flah of the axe tip and down the
Ohio wilderness And who will dure
say lhat Mr. Shorman will not bo ono
ol tho first men to applaud tho coining
work of destruction ? Ho is now only
kicking up Iho dust to hide bis retreat."
A Nice Reduction. Postmaster
Huidekooper, of Philadelphia, in his
annual report to tho Federal authori
ties shows that while in the first eight
months of 1880 the gas bills wore $!,.r95,
during Iho sumo period this year they
wero but (2,702 &0, tho reduction in
this particular having been accomplish
ed through tho introduction of the
electric light at an estimated annual
cost ol P5, 000. 1 1 is bulievod that the
saving to thu department in a year
will reach ft), "01). An establishment
lhat can save (500 per month on light
is worth looking alter, especially when
tho light is bettor than gas or oil.
The Value or Letteiis or Accept
ance When President. Arthur declar
ed in his lottor of aeocptanco that it
was not sale to place tho Democrats
in power, as il would tond lo repudia
tion at tho Sou th, he wns applutuled.
Now that he aids Mahone and Kiddlo
borgcr, whose undopinning is repudia
tion ; now lhat ho nppoinls ofllceri to
plonso and strengthen them ; and is
reatly to placo Mahono in his Cabinet,
some ol tho Republicans labor hard to
smooth over his action, while a good
many others look on silently and sourly.
Jlirtford Timet.
The Hist Yet. It is stated that
Sidney Dillon, ono of Jay Gould's part
ners, is about to build the costliest and
most ornate private residence on this
continent. Il is to be erected at the
cornor of Filth avenue and Seven''.
sixth street, Now York, and the house
with tho grounds surrounding it will
cover thirteen full city lots, four of
which will be on Fifth avenue. As
Sidnoy has millions to spend, lot him
plant a good houso and thereby givo
employment to soveral scores of roo
chuuics who aro on tho lookout for
something of tho kind.
Strange thing that when I get all
thcBO old matters disposed of this neu
ralgia comes on to koop mo awako
nights, Ritmarck. The result of the
recent olection in Germany has given
the Prince moro trouble than what be
open I v complains of, Tho Empire and
tho King were never so badly defeated
before. L'ko a King of lbs old time,
ho sees tho hand writing on the wall,
but he lacks the interpreter,
An Opening. Ron. Edgar M. Mar
bio, Commissinnor of Patenls, has ten
dered his resignation, to take effect
Urcombcr 1st, in order to accept more
lucrative employment as Land Com
miHoner for the Northern Faclfla
Railroad Company,
THE FVTVRE OE S TA TE POLI
TICS. 1T oiler thin caption a tow weeks ago,
the editor of the Ctiut'in Ihmocral, nf-l
ler alluding lo thu fuel llo.l iho Pitts-
burgli Critic bad culled out ox Senator!
Wallace fur Governor, tho edilor in'
question continues ns follows: j
"Without knowing anything of the
view, intentions, i.r ainbitioiiH of Mr. j
Wullucj we do not husitute lo sny thill
his Icu lcrship is absolutely i-equireil ll
Deiuoeraiic nuceess in ihe Stuto is to!
bo hoped for. Since bo loll the Stuto J
Coininiltiit the party has bud no lead-
orsbip thai was eviin rcspeclublo.
Whether that leadership boasChair-
man of its Slato 'ormniitou or nit he
candidatu of Iho Democratic parly for
Govomor, is prohulily unimportant,
and tho "eternal Illness of things"
would scorn to point to hiin as the can
ilinulu. Uul in cither position be could
and would do most effectual service,
and his leadership would portend sue
cess. Ho is an able, vigorous, oner
golic, brave, aggressive fighter, and
with him to load thoro is no placo for
laggards or the indifferent, hut all must
become Involved in tho hall to.
"it is a matter of common obsurvu
lion lo the older and cooler politicians,
men of reflection, close observation and
experience, thut since Mr. Buchanan
left tho political slago, Mr. Wallace is
Iho only ono that husappourod upon it
who showed equal qualifications for
tho leadership of a largo party, or, in
fuct, any positive or vssoulial quaiifi
cations in that direction, if no has
shown weakness a, all it has been an
apparent retreat from a pinition that
scorned to invito every mousing owl in
tho Commonwealth to hawk at him.
But that will be tho fate of any bravo,
bold man who is equal to the occasion
and accepts leadership. Unpleasant
as abuse and misrepresentation is, It is
an inevitable ailouilunt of eminence, ol
excellence and of superiority. No pub
lie man can escape it and perhaps
ought not to, for il is un almoner that
guards hiin not only from curelossnoss,
but that also strengthens him againsi
temptation and stiffens hid courage
and patriotism. Notwithstanding the
apparent retreat referred to, we know
that Mr. Wallace is a man ol loomiich
"ourngo and patriotism to shrink from
duty if his party makes ihe decided
fall its interests and hopes of success
demand.
"For one, then, we say let that cull
be made Whut is tho use of fooling
timo away with torn tit leadership when
wo have Mien of giant power who may
bo ttlilisod in that way ? Tho ncxi
clcol ion will boa most, important one
politically, and upon tho result ol il
will depend tho fuluroof tho Democracy
in this State, and probably of the na
tion. Then let us provo equal to tho
grout occasion and put forward our
ablest loaders. Il is ihe part of com
mon sense and of a inunhood that is
worthy of respect."
The italics aro ours. Tho Erie
Herald, Punxsulawnoy Spirit, and all
other "mousing owl" and "loin-til"
organs please copy. Editor Rep
A PRETTY GOOD SIGN.
The coalition formed betwocn the
Federal Administration and tho Ma
hono-Riddleborgorrepudiutionisls alias
re-atljustors and tho lively demand for
Confederate bonds at tho same lime, is
a pretty good indication lhat tho
Grant-Arthur gang havo promised the
Virginia Freebooters something hand
some. Tho Carlisle Volunteer says
throe things ore in contemplation by
tho Arthur Administration, to wit:
1. The re adjustment of the debt ol
Virginia.
2. Tho payment of the Confederate
bonds.
3. Tho re ndiusttnent of tho United
Slates.
Tbo first ol theso objects bits boon
practically accomplished bv tho victory
of tho Ro adjusters in Virginia, which
was secured by the aid of tho Federal
Administration.
The second is bcini prepared forbv
the purchase of Confederate bonds.
When the groat bulk of tho whole
soveral hundred millions issued shall
have been gathered into iho hands of
Ihe personal and political friends ol
Arthur, Grant and Conkling, Congress
will provido for their payment at tho
ralo of fifty cents on tho dollar.
' Tho third will follow. Virginia's
ro adjustment and tho payment ol iho
Confederate bonds at half their fitco
valuo will be quoted us precedents.
All theso things will ho done, and
all objections to them by Northern
Republicans will bo quieted by assur
ances lhat this is tho way lo breuk the
South off from tho Democracy und at
tach it lo tho Republicans.
Tho Republican party, through its
President and representative politi
cians, has bribed Virginia by re adjust
ing her debt and swindling her credit
ors. The sumo party, through thu
same persons, propose to bubo iho
whole South, first by paying the
Confederate bonds, which wdj put ft
largo amount of money in tho Lands of
such Southerners as hold on to their
bonds, beaides ministering to iho pride
of tho people of that section; nnd
secondly by scaling the debt of iho
United States down ono half, whit-
will relievo tho Southern people of so
mticu ol their sliuro ol it.
Lot persons who may doubt that
theso Hung are in contemplation ex
plain, if thoy cun, how it comes that,
coincident with Iho f ederal Adminis
tration's espousal ol tbo Ro ndiustoi
ca'iso in Virginia, a biisk demand has
arisen In Now York (Arthur's homo)
lor l oiiteiieroto bonds.
Half the debt of Virginia sliced off ;
half tho Contedeioto tlebl paid; ball
tno ootii t.i i lie Lulled Mates repudi
ated : This is tho nroerammo of the
Republican lenders and Ibis is the brico
the Northern pooplo aro required to
pay for prospective Republican ascend
ancy in a IV Unutliuill tsiulro.
Uf courso this will bo denied, but
the Republican loaders bate done a
great many things that thoy havo do
niod bitterly when charged wilh in
tending to do thorn. '1 hey had to
conceal their purposes and bring their
party up to certain measures by slow
degrees, amj this s tho way thoy will
manage aguup
A Little Inconsistent. Tho Phil
adelphia North American remarks :
"When Mr. AlacVeagh banded in his
resignation certain gentlemen arose
and wauled lo know if he was about
to shirk out of tho prosecution of the
Slur route cases, llo was told that V
was bis dtty to rcmal.i In tbo Cabinet,
if tho Prc.idont desired it, until the
caees should be disposed of. As time
passed and Mr. MaoVeagh remained in
his oflice, the ramo gentleman nroso
and asked why bo did not go.
Exactly. The Pittsburgh Post says :
"Suppose Hancock had been eloctod
last yoar, How the present queer
little boom In Confederate papor would
have alarmed all tho Republican or
gans!'' Yes, then it would havo boon
"the Conlodcrate Brigadiors." But
now it turns out lo be the Confederate
Roadjustcrs led by Mahone and Ar
thur, who bave brought about tbo
noom.
A Good Sl'ontivnoN. The Collector
of tho Port ot Chnrluaton, S, t, Ihinkn
it would belp tho "InuopunJoni move
merit in that State 11 he woro ro-in
pointed by IVonulotit Arthur. All tho
out hern ofllro holder, Boeing how
Muhone and hii itoad junior in Vir
ginia ai bundling "tbo Government"
lu their own pertonal Intoroatu ire juet
now indexing tn that way.
PL VCK Y (1 J! EEN RA CKERfi.
A Washington newspaper utun his
been interviewing some ol the Green
backers lately, und ainoiigkthein II.
Murlin Williams, a .Mis-omi Green
back edilorund politician, who remains
in Wu'hingtoii in um! up tho Speak
ership. He says :
"There aro tunc Greenback Con
greesmen elect llur.C'ltine, Um-o, Fold
and Burrows, of Missouri; Jones, ol
Texas; Hruinuit-nd Musrovo, of Penn
sylvania, and Munh and i.add, ol
Maine not one t.f whom will assist
the Republicans in organizing the
iluuso. They were all nominated by
tbo Greenbui-ltet-s, mudo tho rueo us
such and will hold their caucus and
nominate candidates of Ihcirown party
lor ofliccrs of the House and stick lo
ihotn lo tho la .t. So fur us tho Green
backers from my Slato are concerned
it would bo worse than political death
for them to do otherwise. They havo
no desire to and will not do otherwise.
They aro honest, iruo, bravo men, who
will prove Iruo to their conviction
und the parly which nominated Ilium.
If the Republicans must have outside
help to organize the House thoy will
have to gel it from soino oilier sourc es
than iho Greotihnokcrs."
"In f-nso tho bine Grcctihaek mem.
bers hold Iho hulunce of power, could
not a combination be effected between
them und tho Democrat-! to organize
tho House?" wus askud.
"That would bo like a union between
tho armies of sin and righteousness,"
curtly replied tho Stalwart Missouri
Greenharkur. "Wo don't want any
thing to do wilh the Democrats any
more than wilh the Republicans. Why,
during tho last four weeks A. Howill
declared ho would rullier see the lio
publicans organize tho llouso than
have the GrcenbaekerB organize in
whole or in part. Ono thing cun be
roliod on. If the Greenback members
hold the balance ol power they will
lorco an organization of the llouso in
the interests of the pooplo against thu
money power and the monopolies, it u
requires two years to do it Wo are
fighting for bread and will nt be sat
isfied with a stono."
flow He I'ut It. The Washington
Republican (Gorbam's organ) bits sev
eral cases in this way i "Ttio l'liila
delplnu Times, MnoVeugh's organ, says
"the impression bus got abroad ttiul
tho present administration will throw
barriers in tho way" of tho Star route
prosecutions, and intimates lhat tho
quashing of tho "information" was in
somo way owing to tho interference of
Arthur. For dastardly lying and ma
licious domination commend us to boss
reformers like McCluro and MacVeagh,
nee JlcVey."
A Koouhu Mistakb Don'l make
the mistake of confounding a remedy
af acknowledged merit wilh tho nu
merous nuuck medicines thut aro now
so common. Wo speak from cxpcri-l
onco when wo say that Parker's Gin-j
ger Tonic is a skirling hc.tlih rostoru-i
lir-.t oi.tl u-;tl .1,. ll tl...i . In: I j.I
..... ...... .., uu ,,,, ,IUi ,n i;iuuit.-U ll, r
it. Wo bave used it ourselves with
tho bappicat results for Illieutnalisni
and when worn out by overwork. See
advertisement. Times. 11 ft -It.
How Is It? Considerable odds is
mado over tho tux on whiskey, beer
and tobacco. Would tbo repeal i f Iho
lax on these cornniooitics cheapen
them 1 And if they were cheapened,
would tho country or tho people he
benefitted thereby f We a-k lor in
formation. Vt o favor tho taxutum ol
luxuries and allow tho necessaries to
go free. If wo must have lax, put it
on Iho right thing.
A LoNIl likldN. (Oll.n Vieloroi
completed on October "."iih a ronn ol
forty-four years and iS days, which
is just, tno lengtu ol timo tioen liliza
bclb at on tbo throne. Victoria has
now reigned longer than any other
English sovereign except George III.,
uenry in. ana I'.clwurd 111.
Tho Pennsylvania Kail road has ar
ranged to send a sleeping car to llar
risburg every morning. The coach
lies there during tho duy and is attach
ed to tho midnight train for Philadel
phia. Passengers cm sccuro berths
during the day and go to bod in the
car whenever they liko.
Don'tiie Cri'el. Tho Huston Herald,
in alluding to a gang of Government
robbers, says : "ft is the thought in
Iho West that tho Star routo men will
let tho Government down easy and not
sue for damages."
A Nicrt Monthly Dili.. Secretary
Kirkwood, on tho 2Nt inst , signed
requisitions or. tho Treasury for 87,
000,000, the total footing of tho pen
sion rolls for llecetnber.
My son had a torriblo skin disease
of bead and fiteo. I'eruna cured him
Mrs. K. Veilcr, I'ill-burgh.
Perui.a should be taken for nil skin
diseases.
'Jlcic dwttsfmnus.
AMMTOirH KOTI:K.-Ia Ua m.Hcr ef
the itl of tlic properly of Cbarlai A. Ilnln,
by the Sheriff of Clt-aifloM count?, Cftinai trania.
On motion of Muiray A (ion. on, with Ihe ooo
wnt of J. K. MrKrnriek, att-Tuey for ttanhin)t
fiftdit r, T J. MeCuHuufh waa aripomtt-d Audi
tor to dtntribute the proneed. II y virtue of the
(aid appointment, I will altMid lo Ihit rintv on
SATURDAY, the 2-tT II IY f DKCKMHKH,
IK81, at ur '0i In Oleardeld, at Mo'clook A M.
ofaaid dv, when and here all partial lotaraftid
oun attend if they toe proper.
TIIOS J. MrCrLLfHTQII, Auditor.
CloarlalJ, Pa., Nov. HO, l8M-3t.
DIVOm r.NOTICH -In Ihe Court ofCnm.
mon Fleaa if dent Held county, Fenna.
Harah J. Ogden. fcy her 1
nest friend,
8ibpwaa In Mvoref.
W. S. Ocdeo.
The untUrulf rted Commiutopu appoiattd by
tha aatd Court In take trinunny in the enure fane,
and report the tana to the laid Court, will a l lend
to the tlutiei of hia appointment at hla office In
Clearfield on FRIDAY, DKCKMHKK lfl, 1881.
at f o'clock P. M ., at which time and place all
partita In inlet ett nay attend.
w. A. HAdhRTY,
Ctearfletd, tm- Nov. H, II 41. OmMlxploner
POSITIVELY CURED
ar
Benson's Capcins
Porous Piaster:
lUaiona Why ttoy n rrvfcrreA to Alt
ttthrrPorou rim ten or V-xtrtut
IVtnriUfM
tlt-M),
IWa.-M they poae'M the mat It of tha
ftreiitfilintilirK purrm pla-:cr, aint routnln In ad
dition tlien to Hie newly l:(rtrrf(l )iwi-rfri1 ert
i live bin i-oniliiiint nm vlili ki a' ta ilh in
cif"d ri'.fri(Mit, nininiatinic, evrtaiwe and
tuii'.n r Iri'-nnt i'UvU,
rcceiitr1
V it'v ( Vy sMapennne iiSarrntrriitleal prfp.
i-n...i4, h'i'l fi tatai -nr-iJ h tlto prataitiijn,
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t ourth
1". -f jrro IVy w!II po.lt;ry rtitv rt.aMSMM Wlikh
I'ii ' lemedic m..t not 1 mi ili-iu,
t IVllt.
auf i orerrrpiiv,( bnind f1rnpr!tViv
1 -ifiiuiarlly tf Mitlrd H al li-rr am fill-:-iur tu
otlaor titutere or limit. id. (orciur.,, u-v,
Mxth.
Pefane the Biannffinrrre nav re-elvedtfca
only meutli ever gi.u fur uoroua I'l-mtia,
Brail's Cape Porous Pks'mr!
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etinirfnrtflnn, rtienlrti, New t,.V.
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f-I-rtt ftrtr.lc. I neqaaleri
for col.ii Id the brad
Agreeable to Die. Apple br tie little flnfer Into
tba aoitiil. Oo rciljt of ftie. will ixell a paett-
KI.V3' OKKAM BALM CO., (,.., N. V.
Nor. 0, l.." I.
.iit.iot n.ri.n
EXECUTORS' SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate !
TYt Yirliia of to order of the Orphans' Ci-urt of
X i aBM.p.a e iiDtr, ra. firrrr win txi xp(atd
tj puhlia Mid at tha COURT il'-L'HrS, in C.Br
itaid, Fcnaijlvaoin, on
Munduy, January 9th, 1882,
AT ! O'CLOCK V. M ,
Thu fcVowlnr dfvrfnid pe of foal ratal of
H1CKAUD MUW, HR.. lBtt of Lww town
Mp, CltartMil miDl. Pa. leerau-l. vii i All
tUl otriaiD (..wa of land tiiuit In I.iwranoa
t'lwnrhip. Cl.-arOflrJ count?. hmintWil r .Hn.
Hnionm at a pott nn Clearfield re. li, t lord
ing in t-iwrjr-b.il road; tbnrBnb 83 ilejrreai
went 217 treliei to jjoit Mt bri-igt ocr h(.MDr
ma on litie land of Juaepli (ioi,o : t henft son. b
27 Argtve eait hy land of J.jph U..-n ft par
chra to ft piW ,r aiJe of Nanny OfflMi' tot ;
ib-Tiea ly .iff land louth 4 dptfreet nil M per
ebea to yut I y white .ine ; ibxr.ee aotub M
drjcreej m-.t lr Nanaj Qgdvn't lot 12 prcbei to
a putt on eiltfeof tnn.pika aonth 42 tit-jr.! t
11 pcTcbei to whitt pine aoutb 22 d((r.i.f aail
.111 parebrra to hri ie9 ; thenc down ert'-flt tba mt.
eral itnamM and .iit-ri7fB to pluea of be no in ,
coDtamii, 70 AOHKS, id re or Mi, nnd having
tharon erte'ed a fromo bouse aQ.i barn, nnd, alio
Itearing orvhrJ.
'IfcllMS OF ALE :
Ore-thfrJ fiib, one-third In otieyear.aad ona
third in two yr. with infmr, re ured by
bond and mortgage, a H. 8 HAW.
JOSKPII hN A W.
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Clearfield, H , Nov. SO. I-M 4t.
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ARNOLD PAYS
CASH or TRADE.
Curwutiatilla, l' , Jain, il, '74 if.
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t noes thai l.ttten of A.Ik. i,
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.it i...rmi e leu., f kernel.! e'.it.le, fa , .1, ,.
h .Kjt li " ''ulv itrariii.il tv I i,e uimIvik.l. I, a
),ru!ir mil, l.l.il u lie I rlnte will il,a-i n..k
liiiiM iliAto n)iamt, aad !be having e!ui
l.itnanlr Dffallilt the laiue will (.relent dim, f.r.ij
eiljr MUilii-tKleatcd f r lellleioeni. wnli'iut
III (III Mt l.l.KN.
JA.MKS F. MI'LLKN,
.tilnouirlraior...
( 'learleM, l'a , Nor. , 1SSI I1I.
Chronic Diseases a Specialty I
BY
Hyron Clark. M. I).
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CIOUSTRV KKSIDKNCR with OFFin: anj
LAltOKA TOMV, IVaahintrnn, i'enna.
I1 It. CLAItK ha btootne lauioui aa
TIIR WATER DOCTOR
I'T i rf LuarkuMe $uaeen in I oca in tr an 1 tieatli,
all form uf .li'-me frm a CHHONlCAl. and
SIlrKoSOlU'lCAb XAMINA1 IO.V t-f the
I KINK. Invalid ahould rnd for hi eirculnra
Hiving inrtruffioii bow to f.ref.are and cml
ieeinjel. (or dtaitnniiie. A ldreoa wilh ("a tup
UR RVROX VUAHK,
Nov. 5, 1-sl ly. Waltiojr.tje, l'a
It K JI P V A Is I
rtMH 1 n'iii.M ..n l native of the I nP firm
1 o! U hOA I)B.; T A I'IMI, (fl,l,atii)Kl,r,n
)urchaed by ihe urdrrihf d, they bve move
the tniue to ItH Chear.ut Href, etiere tHt-T will
be Ued to il.eir o d frttruni.
Vr?rj rcrrifrtfijMt.
UM(iAHKST A Ci) ,
li,-ri- rt to J ri aitUM i Pbili. )
l'blad- i)bia, t'l-iiu'a.
rNrC-jtire of the puM itht or two .Tei- re
fervid by tb-in.
h'ovemher It, ISSl-ly.
EIGHT FARMS
Pes? Sale or Rent I
The lubicriber r tnju.ntn to ri-ll r.r rfr.t a nuiu
br of larmi localrd as follnwn : Thv trft r.:tu:ite
in Rurrjui.le ti.wrjrhir-, Cnlre onuntr. runtaiiiir
ltl arr, Imvtnf thrreon erected a'lt:i;ni dweli
ie.T, finme burn, ailjncunt to a church, and known
aa ihr Jtitnea Mulholland farm.
AI'l, anoihrr fjfoi aiiuiitp in Urham town
hip. Cltaf field eoiittiy, r.ntaiiiin 117 acrie. wi.b
the Ufrremnrv iiRin'vtinent Ttiia frin iw uadi-r-laid
who a UOtD Vfc.I. OK CtiA,.
ALSO, nx other rnriuf in tt.e vicinitr of Frrueh
vilie, eunuinioir r-f peoirully 1 12, Itttl, wi, 6;, .'(
and V aerep. 'ib-- farma all hire boiiM-i an t
brni thereon, yo.;-! water. Oaring orcoarda .o
ame, as wWI urne g,d w-io I Und. K-.r
lurther parti'-nlnr r!l ia pr r-oo, or ad tre'it tht
undtrfii,rd T l.-Her. I. M. C'.l lKll.
Jan. I I'M,, y..f. i-reof.hl, la.
OLDEST and BEST
FAKILY NEWSPAPER.
The?-:w V.,i,k (U4i:r.vnH hi n .v thr L.rtvH
rirculalion or llr clai. It t
IM.Iirau n nisH
llVl-( Hi;l,l,
I A AM. II 11 Al.
lid Ml 111141..
Il, will cnler iti
SIXTIETd YEAR
villi k .!.,.- r ut in.-,,., i!., ,1,. j Vt ,.,. j.
lull I r. a u I t tii?!- i.i : i r.
ou. i:. ;),, i.i. v ,.n irjtl.r-, (.( ,,;,'.,. ,..,(
ul-ir i-'-ar.-t : ti 'ill-, i i, , ; ,,
lor el,i Ir.u. MMiu ;.eVi. l Tea. her-, r'.r i.en
and l'-i" :.: v.it . Klitor., .
untn-ll.d n.n i: I.' r-, .,,.,1, 1 .1.,, . I
ItaiJ Urirn, ; .. i '. oa tl .i:-.r, . . ., .'.. ,
tue C ui.ir,-.
KEW LOOK
OF
Willi Hlrcl I'or-.rait uf the Author.
il ffiv.11 to amir. ..,lii,T ... A. A u v.
(51 H.rniBi.n at,J $ J.I5 tw ihe coming Veer
.Sfirrfiiii-11 eoplts frtc..
Adilrtan WEW YOKK llll.1l-IIVI-.il.
.New Vnri.
Not. 10 -,r.
MORRISS IRELAHD'S
NEW IMPROVED
EIGHT-FLANGE
Fire-Proof Safes.
The only 8-Flango Safo in the World,.
AND COXTAIXiXd
More Improvements than any Safe
made, such as
Tho 1MTI3XT
Moro Bpmirn from Hurlam than ntiy
Firo Ti'iiof Kuf'e, tiiul no expense
in rojiairiiif liolu nr f.otka.
Patent Hinged Cap,
Four-Wheel Locks,
Inside Iron Linings,
Solid Angle Corners.
Thoso .Safo.i nr now lioinj; ioU 11.
thin Rlnto In
LARGE NUMBERS.
Anil (jivo lh
Qreatcct Satisfaction,
Iloinjr tha Mol Ilighly l'iniliril,
Sast Halo, and Cioipoat First
Class SAFE ever Troiucol.
Theio ColchmtoJ Sains had fhir
Champion Record
tn TiiR
irrtil T5rtc.lrtvi TT C -
And mnee Dint tiino qrkat nnd iiipnw
TANT IMPROVKMKNTI llV
bovn in a J 0 .
P. ,.:
olhor concern, nvnil for prioc nnl
uoicrijiuro i niumguo.
MORRIS&UIEUNL
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BOSTON, MASS,
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