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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-10-01


Mn pcndlcioh, in ono of ha rccont
powerful and convincing spccchcs.
presented ,hc following picture Of
Radical rulc. and iis consequences
upon tho people and their interests.
ne said. urhe Radicals have not only
perverted our government but have
bankrupicd tho country During
these three years Of peace We have
collected fifteen hundred and ninety
four millions Of dollars One hundred
and ,weniy-four millions Of this have
been paid on account Of the debt
What has become of tle rest' Four.
teen hundred and twenty-millions
vanished, who knows where, in three
years Ii has gone, most Of it, to
the Freedman's Bureau, and to the
costly military government SO need
lessly kept up in ten States 1t has
gone to support the constitutional
amendments Of Congress, the schemes
of negro suffrage, and the Unsuitable
carpct-baggerl That is more than
one tenth of all the property in tho
country-money, crops, houses, rail
roads, farms, tools, and everything
else ! Great Britain, during these
same three years, spent oRe-thirtieth,
and France one, fOurtieth of her resour-
ces. If you are assessed on all of it,
it amounts to s34.45 a head, for every
one Of us. Our debt under Radical
rule exceeds in its burthen that Of any
country on earth"
Then, why not try other agents to
administer the governmental affairs (!
The worst change that can be made
would make matters no worse, but
probably better To our mind it is
impossible to get men into Office who
have as little respect for themselves
and the interests of the country as
those who are in power now. They
are prodigals in every sense of the
term, and are no more likely to prac-
tice economy in the future than "Old
Nick" is to quit SHINING.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-10-01

CHEAP CoNsOLATIoN.-Tho Disu
Mon Radicals still rejoice over The
election in Maine. They arc evident
" playing the hypocritej because
their loss on the Congressional vote
is too heavy, we should think, "a
make a loyalist feel funny. The
RAIDS, two years ago, elected the
whole Congressional ticket, by ma.
jority Of 27,6ss. Their majority this
year. on Congress, is only 1885
thus showing a loss Of 9,342, or about
83 per cents and this too in a large
increased vote. With two more such
victories, Radicalism will be as dead
in Maine as John Dolin's hogs-"dead
as h-l, STRIP
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-10-01

Tho law IN relation 20 naiutahsine
soldiers should be wcll understood 81
this time In ls62 Cong'css passcd a
law on this subject, and declared any
alien Of the aec of twcntyonc years,
who has or shall enlist in The armies
OF tho Unilcd States, may receive his
papers and be admitted TO citizenship
without being required TO previously
declare his intentions. For the bcnc'
n uf those seeking information ON
this point, We publish the law, as fol
lows.
ANY alien of the age of twenty one ycars and
upwards, who has enlisted or shall enlist In ih,
armies OF the United States, either The regular or
volunteer forccs and has been, or shall be hrrcai
ter bonofahly discharged, may be admitted 20
become citiion 81 the United States, upon hii
petition. without any previous declaration Of hii
Intentions 10 hocomo citizen Of the United States,
aud he shall not be required TO prove more than
one yrars residence within the United States pre-
yious to his application 10 become such citilen
and the court admitting such alien shall, in addi-
tion to such proof Of residence and good moral
character az Is now provided by law, be satisfied
b. competent proof Of such person ing b. o.
honora6ly discharged from the service Of the Uni
ted States Aforesaid.
This law does away with the decla-
rations OF intentions, and entities sol
diers to their naturalization papers
upon applying to the court, proving
their enlistment or honorable dis
charge from the army, and one years
residence in the country.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-10-01

DlscHAR0ED.-John H. Surratt, who
has been imprisoned and indicted Tor
murder and treason, aud charged with
every other crime known to the law.
was discharged from prison at Wash
ington, by that excessive loyalist,
Judge Wylio, on the 28d ultimo.
This is precisely what would have
happened his mother, had not Holt,
Stanton, Hartranft & Co., murdered
her prcmaturcly. These infamous
creatures porsecuto their neighbors in
order to attract public attention from
themselves, so as to enable them to
rob and plundcr the country in quio-
tudo.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-10-01

A benevolent society Of lima has
sent n commission TO the region desc
lated by the South American earth
quake, to find aud bring to that city
all children under eight years Of age
who have been made orphnns by the
catastrophe. The children on their
arrival will be placed in the spacious
hospitals Of the society, and will be
carefully brought up. Tho different
religious associations have contributed
generously, and the ladies through
out the city arc busy making clothing
for the destitute,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-10-01

About the coolest thing we have
known the editor Of The Journal to
do, be got of last week, when he said
"Mr. Cooper has been a prominent
Democratic leader ia New York. "
Deacon, you should not try to fool
your readers in this manner. Why
don't you tell them that all your pres
cnt leaders we're once Democrats. and
kicked out Of the party, as the Devil
was out Of Heaven for lying and de-
ception.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-10-01

TINS CoNTEsT-The contest is going
on between directly opposite conccp.
tions Of government. II the Democ-
racy prevail, tho porpotuity of our
republican system is secured. If they
fail, the struggle afterwards viii be
simply to see how much may be saved
from the general wreck. They have
every possible stimulus for cxcrtions
such as patriots are rarely summoned
to make.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-10-01

1t is now pretty fully established,
and almost universally believed, that
the Democratic State ticket win be
elected by from 1900 to 10000 ma
jority. This viii give the State to
Seymour and Blair, in November, by
$4,000.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-10-01
Valuable Town Property

&iIUAIh on the South wrsi ca-nr- .f Cherry
- nna Ihird strseis ll'sinr naiifaal sf-geil ~
VIZ a LuI, with good two-sinrr rirrt hriia
ing thrrcun. se BY is ieci. one room on each a,ar
sgliaplr ter a si1rr or other husincss Alsr. thr
siloininE LoT. with fro-ssosr desiiirs hsuas
theIe'n' ans scrcrul cthcf TOWN LOTS.
Also, Dot 81 well -hurnt nRlCE. ana n -,,s
assortment of STONEWAHF. surh - 60,
Jugs, Jar. Fruit Cans. ste.. 81 rs.iue,i ,,-i,,s
Fer further information. inouirt Al the Si,,.
vHrv Pottery Of II. IfITEfNgrp
-t1tNr $500
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-10-01

Whalen, indicted for the murder oi
Darcy McGee, in April last, has just
been tried in Ottawa, Canada. He
was found guilty, and sentenced by
the Court to be hung on Thursday
the 10th of December next The
prisoner behaved with great calmness
and asserted his innocence in every
particular.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-10-01

The mule ticket, Grant and Shori-
dan, over the way, puzzles quite a
number of our loyal country cousins
when they como to town. They fro-
quently say, "What is that fellow
pointing to Shoridau) running for p
10 which they get various answers,
and then move off evidently dissatis-
fled.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-10-01

1t is said that John A. Bingham
the Ohio impeacher, weeps profusely
every time he makes a stump speech.
He probably recollects that be was
the chief murderer Of Mrs. Surratt.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-10-01

aAs MAINE GOES" ETc.-"As goes
Maine so goes the Union" cry the
Radicals. Not exactly, Maine went
for Fremont in 1856 by 2s,000 plural
ity and Buchanan was elected; in
ls4s she went for Cass by nearly
5000 plurality and Taylor was elected,
and so on.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-10-01

General Fulford, Colonel Murray
and Captain Hutchison, have a great
time blowing their own horns in fur
nishing graphic accounts Of the loyal
meetings they attend, in the shape Of
local correspondence
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-10-01

The Radicals of this town have hid
their nominee for Vice President
Colfax. He is not to be seen about
their headquarters. They have got a
"bog-trOtting Irishman" up in his
place.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-10-01

TAUTfON.--Allpc persons are hereby cautioned
" against purchasing or IN any way moddling
with tive acres of CORN and thrcc ton Of HAY.
on the premises in the possession Of Abraham
Hess Of Penn township, a. the same belong a. me.
MARTIN NJ FLYNN.
Penn tp., Sept 2g-stpd.
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House and Loi for Sale

CTTUArED 60 lhe borough or Cissrs,l5. al,
- the south side OF Pine si-oci. between Thir3
and Fourth being atvo-siory PLANK uOUsE.
it by Is feet. Kitchen attached, a rnod we'll of
vaicf pump on the porch. with framc STABLE
aud other ouihuildinrs thereon. 10; so feet front
on Pine street. and extending hack l72 fesi along
an alley o. an alley. Terms reasonable Iuouire
Of JOHN MoOsnEnGER on ihe premises. dr
stp2i-u / q. nARGrR.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-10-01

"Colonel f. b. Olmstead; Disbur-
sing Clerk in the Postofijce Depart
ment, who absconded in disguise,
leaving a heavy deficit in his accounts,
was u citizen of Ohio, and Amounted
10 his position by Governorbcnnison,
ex- Postmaster General. Theamount
of his defalcation viii reach fifty
thousand dollars He WAS very 10y
al man.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-10-01


CONGRESSIONAL RouBrns-Gcnoral
Carey,a Congressman from Cincinnati.
made a speech last week at Pittsburr.
in which bostatcd that be was offered
atownship in Kansas. six miles square.
for one vote. And he further said
that q member, seated near him. 1--WE
wonder ii it is scofcld) owned eigLf
HUNDRED thousand dollars worth of Pa
cihc Railroad stock that never cost
linn ono cent saeb are Tho men who
now rule The country. Why, the com
mon hishwaymauis 3 gentleman com.
pared to these Bump Congressional
robbers because be takes no oath to
support tho laws Of tho country and
protect tho rights and liberties ortho
people, aud then turns around and vio-
lates it. Read the extract taken from
Mr.. Carey's speech, on our first page,
and be convinced
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-10-01

MARKED COMMUNICATION my
personal thanks as well as the
thanks of Pennsylvania, to your
patriotic Governor Woratio sey-
mour) for the promptnoss with
which, through your presence, be
has replied to our need. Thirteen
regiments from New York already
on the ground, and in front, while
not a regiment in Pennsylvania is
yet rcady.'-G0rvR0r Curtin.
Such are the compliments paid TO
our nominee for President by Gov.
Curtin, when Gen Lees pickets were
moving towards Harrisburg, in 1868.
Read The article entitled aThe two
6oyernors' on our first page.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-10-01
Emportnnt Correspondenes.

The following correspondence be-
tween Judge Barrett and large mum.
Der Of our citizens fully explains itself
As ali men aIe equal in this country,
each must decide for himself TO do
that which is best for the people Of
the party, county and District:
CLEARFIELD, PA, Sept 5, 1868.
Hon GEO. r. BARRETT:
Dear Sir: The undersigned citizens
Of Clearfeld county, and members OF
The Democratic party, believing that
the claims of our county were wholly
ignored by the late Conference for
the nomination Of a candidate for
President Judge, and that the attempt
to adjourn the Conference from place
70 place was intended TO either drive
our Conferees from the Convention,
or compel them TO submit to the views
Of the other members of the Confer
ence, respectfully ask you to become
their candidate for that office. By
doing so you will enable them to re-
buke q wrong and to vindicate the iu-
tegrity Of the Democratic party Of
this county and Of the whole District.
WILSON HOOVER, J. r. READ,
ISAAC JOHNSON, WIN. PORTER,
CHAS LARRIMER, F. SHORT,
JESSE LINES, A. ADDLEMAN,
j. n. BRETH, T. DOUGHERTY,
j. ~ KETTLEBKRGER, 7. JEFF. BOYER,
q. L. MORGAN, JOHN MCINTYRE,
C. KRATZER, LEVER ILLEGAL,
JACOB kUNTZ, J. NJ. CUMMINGS,
d. W. CHILsON, and 200 others,
HoNEsDALE, Pa, Sept. IL. 1868
GENTLEMEN: ! have received yours
Of the 9TH inst Reluctant as ! am to
become q party to q contest for the
high and honorable position YOU in
vite me to become a candidate for, /
cannot abandon my old friends. If
you think my becoming a candidate
is necessary TO vindicate your rights,
/ am not at liberty to decline. You
may, therefore, if you think proper,
make the announcement.
Yours, truly,
G.. r. BARRETT.
To WILSON Ho0vyR, J. r. READ, and
others.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-10-01

The Republican Judicial Conference
met at Belleionte last week and ad.
journed sine die, without making a
nomination, thus leaving the field TO
Mcssrs Mayer and Barrett.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-10-01

CONGRESSIONAL NoNuNATIoNs.-The
Congressional nominations in the sev-
eral districts in this State are now
completed, and are as follows:
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-10-01

VNEACHERs WANTFsD.--The hoard Of
II School Directors Of Penn township .rish 10
employ FIVE COMPETENT TEACHERS for
the coming term. Applicants Tor school. can
meoi the Board Of School Directors Al prnu,ille.
on Saturday, the Sd day Of Ociobcr, lseS. =, one
eoloea, ?, M JAS. d. CLARK.
T-H-i serrttnrr
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Mnrrifd.

On August 20, 1865, by 5. A. cAuBwKLL, Esq,
Mr.. JACOB BARGER, Of Bradford township, 70
Miss MARIAH sHIMMEL, Of Boggs township.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-10-01

Robert Lincoln, oldest son cf the
'late lamcnted," was married on
Thursday last to n daughter Of Rev.
Senator Harlan, Of Iowa
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VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY
FOR SALEl
situated In Decstur Township, CIssrnsld
County, pa.

VNilE subscriber, being dosirous of quitting tho
II business, offers for sale one POURING
MILL, with two run Of bars The mill is strong
and In good ORDER with from twenty to thirty acrus
Of land and a comfortable FRAME DWELLING
HOUSE the property lying two miles west Of
PhilipshurE Centre county, and within few rods
Of turnpiko road. The Tyrone & Clear6sld Rail
road runs through the lands, within few rods OF
the mill. There is also considerable lot OF Hem
lock and White Pine timber on the land. Il b.
also a very dcsirsblt location for Woolou Fas-
tory, and one is much needed In this section OF
the c0unty.) For further particulars inquire Of
the subscriber, living on the property. Address
CHARLES NJ. CADWALLADEK,
ootl-sm Phnipsburg Centre county Pa.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-10-01

NAlNNNANN Iul INrNns
Club urdurs must be sent 10 one address An
pictures are sent on rollers as o. avoid damage
IN The nails and In al eases free of postage.
Orders 90 amount OF ten dollars aud over may
be 6lled BY express and bin collected on delivery
With each order viii Be enclosed package Of
selected campaign documents 6c., TO advance the
cause. Address, carefully, L, 5. STEPHENS,
Box s9l. Washington, y. G.
igQ-N. B.-ln ordering. please name paper In
which Advertisement was seen. oati-M
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Town Property for Sale.

VALUABLE PROPERTY win he sofa b,
n thc undersigned. siiunio Ia ihu borough Of
Clcaiheld. with NEW PLANK HOUSE and
STABLE, aud All necessary oufhuiidiurs. and ai
very low hrurcs. Good warranico deed given
Apply % THus. j. McCTIIOVGu.
Ccarhcii. Sept Sat
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HEIFER AND HOGS

lfslhAh hEifEh AND HDtse.-Came
IL trespAssing on the premises OF the subscriber
in Brady township, about the 10th Of August last
a RED HELPER, about one year Old, with some
white spots on the head. Also. WHITE HOG
with black spots, and too SANDY HOGS, black
spotied The owner or owners are requested 10
come forward, prove property, pay charges and
take them away, or they win be sold as the law
directs. ARTHUR DRAUCKER.
Brady township, October I-5t-pd
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-10-01

N+Nt attN W ANAtsbs-AhN school ~
Il rcqiors Of Curvcnsrille wish % emily male
toaoher' competent % iAke charge % ths principle
scheol 10 said borough. The tcrm will camms,,,
on the hrst Monday Of November. For hirih,f
Information apply In person or A3drcss the Sccrp.
tary. BY order of the hoard.
II. p. THOMPSON, score,ary.
curwrnrriIie September -. isFs.-i.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-10-01
Household Furnitura at PrIyata SaIe.

IIVuoVTTVIN UTTTTFUTU uI TTFuIU OdTti
VNhB subscriber offers, At HE residence near
Il George Halle, ne-fourth mile above Good
fellows Bridge, the following household furniture
for sale Bediteads and bedding, one large cook
ing stove, one smsil cooking stove. and lot Of
i've inch stove pine nearly new. The goods
will be sold cheap for cash. Il l. preferred to sell
all 10 one party or parties At one time.
octl 3ipd W. 7. GLENN.
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9m Adrrrtisfmrnfs.

MEDICAL NOTiCE--AIl those knowing
lNI themselves indebted to me for medicine or
medical attendance, will please call and settle
without delay; otherwise the accounts will be
placed in the hands Of an officer for collection.
J. A. MAXWELL, NJ. D.
CurwcnsviTlc. Pa. October I. ls6g-st.
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Union MiIIS--WOolen Fai
Flour, Feed and Lumbg
Blacksmith Stand for

Thh undersigned hereby gives ro.iT
II noW utcrs for sale his rial estate Z
me village Of osiOri, On Bel township g
etrlilf Ia The rmrcflF c1us.as of frl
l.pl :, having crucict thrroon o. Du.l-i
hiark smith shop, Siahlr. sui uitcr q
oui-huldir-ss tarether win rr QUIZ
tanning bali an acrr. on which u-a T'-ra
ana r1ach f-lrs uua dwarf trees
ihis BE- a desirable ioeafiou Or O. p.
,ail'en'cr, cr other mechanic. being o.
t' rr''spcrlus uririt rhool. Tte err-
'e soIl on oasy t.rms. rdf fertile a.
eall on tnt premises. 10 ui1rta be- s-..
es,-ni n p. Ians l1- 7ml AntN ~
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-10-01

NOTlCE.-Ttc forilat OF .as T-
~ OF james .. Graham O. Sons laia l'I
tnc settlement Oh fhe ra.o. and tart o.
the late trm of shovers d 6ntau - B I
ham. Those Arosmr thimsl'rts ll
either -. requested 90 cole forward b. q
close their uccuuuts.
JAMES +. GBAHAk4s
Clcsricld, September lo-I
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Apple-Buiter Kettle

LOT uf copper. turned bottom NJ
n hcldins frou 4. 90 20 gallons, Cog y
chesr. 90 O. :. TLr3Al
~ri--E r,,l'ril-
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THE HOPE OF THE COUNTRY |
Kno. Them tn. Finest. and Best, and Trues,
Liic-Likcl

TYERY FREEMAN-EVERY WHITE MAN
IL and WOMAN of the Country, who puts trust
for the salvation Of The Constitution and the Union
IN the success OF tho Democratic Party. ought 10
know l5csidos their principltsl the features a.
least ol those 10 whom that hope is oonterod-ol
thoso through whom It must be brought to a rlo-
rious fruition.
ly authority Of the NATIONAL SErrorR AND
blAin CLrn, Liir-hko Portraits Of our candidates
iur President and Vice President OF the United
States, executed ia the best style Of the art, are
published ns fol0wss
lnrrr Double piefuro Dithn-rnf,bl- -grvtnsur
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Cigars and Tobncco.
Philadelphia & Erie Railroad
SUMNER TINE TABLE.

Through and direct route between Philaaelnhia.
Baltimore, Harrisburg. Wilhamsport
and The
Great Oil Region Of Pennsylvania.
ELEGANT SLEEPING CARS
On all Night Trains.
ON and AFTER MONDAY, SEPT "a. 1855. II,
" trains on the Philadelphia a Rrie Rail
Road will run as fnllowss
NArafu-.s-a
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-10-01

Democratic District Ticket.
PRESIDENT JUDGE.
Hon. CHARLES A. MAYER, Of Clinton.
C0vGnFss
Hon. RAssELAs BROWN, or Warren.
SENATOR.
Hon. WsI. A. WALLACE, of Clearfield.
ASSEMBLY
Hon. I. j. MCCULLOUGH, OF Clearfield.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-10-01

AAueAurr N1cGIvs
lho unicrtisuci Commisdcuc trr
tlo Nuurt On TAIN ict'imruv On tll o.
gives np-icu ihat De- will asicul no ,ag
.sid aupu.uiuout. ai ihc ulIir1 ol q. q p
tsl- in thc borouch oi CIoar.dLon s.
nc a.ih DAY oi seniemhur Uses. tiia
hpurs al O'Clock o.. u aud Q o'cioot D. q
ard where al parties Interested mar aa
cross ezamino. ]. r. WALrEEs
scptCuhcr l7. 1scs-aL
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MOTIONS

fre- osr lsrs. stock Of NOTIONS, every -.s,
an That line can be supplied, every
desire gradfed.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-10-01

u II IN ININIsI T T
To WILSON HoovsR, J. r. READ, and
others.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29
NEw-JEEsEY-nUDsoS COUNTY.

Persons having real estate for sale or to let,
and those dcsrous of purchasing renting such pro
perty will nnd it to their interest to advertise In TnE
TRIBUNE Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
other newspaper and IN addition to this advantage THs
TRIBUNE will be found only III NewYork and all its
cities aud Villages but IN every and Territory
within the Union. The advertisement should be made
brief as Will allow OF the advantage offered being clear
TO the reader. We would especially dwell on tho fact
that the subscribers for the three editions OF rHE TRIB
USE Semi Weekly, and Weekly, comprise individuals in
every profession business consequently advertise
ments in each disseminate among all classes The
TRIBUNE devocs especial attention to the reports Of real
estate both Ia the city and in every part OF the state,
thus adding greatly the value Of s columns as an ad
vertising medium Tie charges for advertising are as
follows: DAILY TRIBUNE, % cents per line for single
insertion; WEEkLY TRIBUNE, 81 20 per huei SEAi
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, IS cents per line.