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The New York herald., 1870-11-01
Ohio.

Ohio
The United States Marshal for the Southern dis
rict OF Ohio has concluded the census OF the forty
one counties embraced within his district, and re.
ports their aggregate population at 1,4o7, 792 Ham,
iton county has a population OF 2e06l7. Mont
gomery ranks second with "a. 400, exceeding Frank
lin county, with It's 63524 but ss5. In 1860 the
population or Franklin county was $685. and OF
e has Seen ne na our @ Man
gomery remains the third county In the State In
point Of population.
I We have published table from the Marshal's
office OF the Northern district giving the population
Of the thirty six counties reported AZ that time, at
Eleven counties OF the Northern district embrac-
ing Crawford, Erie, Geauga, Hancock, Mahoning,
Richland, Trumbull Union, Williams, Wayne and
had population In round numbers Of 2e0, 000 The
ratio Of increase IN the counties from which We have
Of S eu
while twenty.four counties made gains there was an
absolute decrease IN twelve. Adding this pereent-
ocialy we are enabled to approximate very closely
to the population Of ONO m 1870, a. foilows:-
Forty-one counties In the Southern dis
Thirtysix counties in the Northern district. sS!o
Estimate in eleven counties not heard from
Total population. . ................. 2seo, ,sss
A Columbus Ohio) paper remarks upon the above
as foows:-These figures will hardly come up to the
expectations Of the 0ver-sanguine. A population OF
166O S39-and the 0lcla report Will be under rather
than over this shows an increase Of 321, ,977 In
ten years, as the population Of Ohie In 1860 was
2,839, ,69s. This is year, however OF disappont-
mentstO ambitious towns, cities and States. The
one consolation lett Is to swear at the marshal.
THE CENSUS IN CINCINNATI.
The census OF CINCINNATI proper for 1870 thus COM
pares with previous Ones--
1lo, $50
leoo' .16l, ,044
The increase OF population between 1850 and 1880
was about forty per cent Between 1850 and 1870
the same per centage Of growth would have given
US 10000 Inhabitants. notwithstanding all the talk
about remaining stationary in the last decade It's
growth has been only tribe less than between 1850
and 1860. The Enquirer thinks regular increase
well. C r .o -
srIo3 sdf y Iowa. $40 iea Ts sfeas
- The census Of this State, for 1870 is completed.
The STATE ReDister prints the population for 1850 and
1870 FROM that 1t Will be seen that tho increase in
ten years Is bl2 450 This win do. There is no rea-
son to doubt that our increase for the coming decane
will be equally encouraging. g :,
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lQEs lsllhp fIfas

The population of California is o,ooo; Of san
Francisco, 10000. . = o"A S
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Baltimore.

The popnlaton OF Michigan is i, ,lo6 ,4sl, an In
crease Of ,34S since lS6O -
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Total population.


The census Of this State, for 1870 Is completed
The STATE Register prints the population FOR 1850 and
1s,0 From that It Will be seen that tho increase in
ten years ls bl2 a5o This win do There Ii no rea-
will be equally encouraging. :,
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The highest and lowest prices Of the leading specu
latixc sharos ora ahnxn in the follnuincr tahla.-

hHai4Lf5 COMPARISON OF THE EXPORTS.
the following shows the foreign imports at New
York during the past week aud since the beginning
OF the year -
The New York herald., 1870-11-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

l4s, Wsverley place and Garden ct, 251l50...
The New York herald., 1870-11-01

Total for week. S3,6l1,663 s4,052,42o t5,2720S0
Prev. reported. 2os,o56,71 1854 Oaso 2lo 6s9 700
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-10
CLEARFIELD ACADEMY
Rev. P. |. Harrison. A. NJ, Principal.

TUE FIRST SESSION Of the next .ehtls,a,
Il year Of this Institution will commtues .,
"OND the 5th day OF September, 1879.
fupiis can enter At any time. They will b,
ehafsed with tuition from the time hey enter u
the close If the Session.
Inc course Of instruction embrAees svefy thitf
Included in thorough, practical and ssssz.
piisied education tor both sexes.
The frindral- having had the adranuFs q
mueh experience ~ his profession, assures %.
rent' aud guard ans that his entire ability Ibi
energies will be devoted 10 the moral and m,s.
ta training II the youth placed under hit ehsrs,.
tIKM~ or TUITION.
Orthogrnrhy, Reading. Writing. aud Priutry
Aiithuetie. per ssssion On weckD g. VI
Grsmmar, Geogrsphy, Arithmetic, and
Hi.tary 81 a
Algehrs, Geometry. Trirouomeiry, Men.
surrtion. Surveying, Philosophy, Phy,i.
ology. Chemistry. Book Keeping, Botspy
and Physical Geography 81 q,
latin, Grtei aud French, With any sfih,
above Rrpnche- a, .,
MuSfc-Psno (ao lessous)- sl0 Z,
- Ne deduction viii he made fer sbs,ns,
rS- for further particulars inquire Of
Rev. Z. L. HARRISON, NJ,
Feh. ? is7o.ti Prip,ir,l
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-10

KENTUCKY ELECTIoN.-The Louis
vile, Kentucky, Comier-Journdi, Of
the I'd inst, thus alludes to the elec.
tion in that city, which occurred on
the previous day. 1t must be remem.
bered that this was the first political
contest in Kentucky, in which the ne.
groes participated "The returns
show smaller vote than was expect
en-. This is owing to the fact that
the voting places during the forenoon
we're almost blockadcd by the crowds
Of negroes that surrounded them
Many persons were thus deferred
from voting. But the entire Demo.
cratic ticket is elected by handsome
ma jorities; and considering the peace.
fulness and fairness of the election
its freedom from bullying and dis
turbanco Of every sort Democrats
have reason to congratulate them.
selves. Whilst the result
grati6es us, it docs not surprise us
We have not, at any time, entertain
ed doubt Of the success Of the entire
Democratic ticket. But the maiori.
ties might have been much greater
had the party been thoroughly organ.
lied, and had it polled its full strength
Ii is the opinion Of the best judges
had our precincts been doubled, we
should have increased our majorites
by at least 5000 votes But we lack
ed both voting places and organiza-
tion, whilst the Radicals were admi
rably organized, and voted the nc.
groes, like clock-work, carly and Of
ten"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-10

RE-NoMINATED.-Ion. Glenni w
Scoheld, was, on Thursday last, re.
nominated by the Radical Conference
at Hidgway, for Congress. lie carrie.
the Radical party in this district in hi.
pocket. He has obtained for and gets
every rival out of the field by getting
them appointed to some Office. lie
promised both Woodruff and Souther
the Judgoship which they are fiebtin,
over, while Glenni has secured his
nomination again for Congress. and
will allow these two worthless to eight
IT out on that line" if it takes them all
fall Our Congressman is cunning.
lie satisfies his rivals with two and
three thousand dollar appointments
while he gcbbies up n fue thousand
dollar salary, aud from Ten 10 fTtecn
thousand in plunder-railroad. bank
stocks. etc.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-10


ExcEEDINGLY GonLY. & Since the
commencement Of the bloody war
between France and Prussia, the
clergy and citizens generally have
become very pious. Prayers are
hourly ascending 10 God on both sides
of the Rhine for victory. There is so
much blasphemy in this thing that the
christians should veil their faces. while
the open advocates Of war, should 20
and commit moral suicide. The idea Of
two individuals, or two nation, under.
taking TO murder each other, and then
call upon the Author Of Peace. for
help, to our mind, is unparalleled
wiekedness. And yet il is the fashion
of the day. win wars ever cease
while christians thus behave them
selves?
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-10

ArPoISTED.-Gov. Geary has just
appointed J. Alexander Simpson, Reg
lister of Wills for Philadelphia, to fl
the unexpired term of Gen. Loech
ded'd. The fact that Geary ha,
refused to appoint Bum, the Radica
nominee for the same office, is a valu.
able consideration to The people
Simpson and Bum arc both notorious
blacklegs, and the only question yet
unsettled is, which of the twain is the
greatest villain 7 The former cheated
the State out of $4,000 while Treas.
urer of Philadelphia, and the latter
heads the Philadelphia branch Of the
Harrisburg corruption ring.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-10

REPREsENTATlvE.- Radicals OF
this Legislative district met at Ridg.
way on the Sd instant, and nominated
VIM. E. Lathy, Esq, of Tionesta, as
their candidate for Assembly. We
learn he is a strong advocate of negro
suffrage; otherwise he is gentleman
in every particular
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-10

CASrD.-Hon. Joseph Segar, cx
Congressman from Virginia, gave Hon
w. S. Lincoln, ex member from New
York, a severe Gaming on Pennsylva
mia avenue, Washinlon, on Thursday
Lincoln is severely injured. They
are both loyal lobbyists, and quarreleC
about plunder
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-10

UNFoRTUNATELY WHITE. Pough-
keepsie, August 3.-The Committee
appointed by Congress TO investigate
the charges against certain cadets at
West Point for treating colored cadets
in an ungentlemanly manner have con
elnded their labors and sentenced the
offending cadets 10 be reprimanded
by the authorities.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-10

Very HAPPY.-Forney's Press and
other Radical sheets rejoice muchly
over the fact that by the aid of the
negroes, the Radical vote was largely
increased in Kentucky, at the late
election, while the large Democratic
majority was of course reduced. We
will allow every man to render him.
self socially and politically happy who
can do so by caressing and fonding
negroes, for all such are inevitably
approaching the las. ditch.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-10

DECLINING. No less than four o.
the most able republican representa-.
tivcs in Congress from Ohio have pos
itively declined a denomination. Now
II is rather interesting to know
whether their dcclinations were i'm.
PEELED by oesign TO get out Of bad
company or by feeling that their re.
election was not quite so certain.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-10

CoNoREssIoNAL CoNTEnEscE-Erie
Cameron, Elk, Warren and Clear6eld
have agreed TO hold the next Confer
ence at Ridgway, on the 18th of Sept
Jefferson complains-it being Court
week with them-but we hope three
active and intelligent gentlemen will
be granted furlough to attend, and
still not break up their Court.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-10

TnEpioneor cadet peddler, John Co
vode, summons the Radical State Cen.
trail Committee TO meet him at Altoona
on the 10th Of August. The party Of
moral ideas could not have a better
leader. lfthe Radicals ofSouth Caro-.
lima have their Whittemorc, ofTcnnes-
see, their Butler, OF North Carolina.
their Deweese, Of Georgia, their
Whimpy, the Pennsylvania Radicals
rejoice in their Covode.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-10

The white boys at West Point have
been reprimanded for abusing the
negro baby at that institution. We
presume this includes Geary and
Grants sons. Well, let their dads
teach them how 10 behave towards
negroes.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-10

THE removal Of the summer capital
of the Republic to Long Branch plays
the deuce with the prosperity Of the
winter capital. Until the accession
of Con. Grant, our Presidents never
forsook the national capital excepting
TO spend short time within the vicin.
ity Of Washington.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-10

Attorney-General Ackerman fax ors
an election in Georgia, this fall, and a
coolness has already sprung up be-
tween him and the President on this
point. General Grant works in the
Bullock team, and cannot slip the
woke.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-10

Under the new sanitary system adopted 10 Glss.
gov, Scotland staff Of "icmalc visitors is employ
ed, whose duty ID l. TO visit and instruct The poorer
classes a. TO cleanliness Of person, Of children, Of
beds aud houses aud 10 give lessons II ncci be- Ia
sewing, bed-makiug, clothes -mending, and other
domestic lahors.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-10

ain ordinary times" remarked
Goodwin Smith, "the income tax.
is a tax on honesty, a premium on
dishonesty, a corruptor of national,
and especially of commercial, honor.
These are ordinary times.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-10

President Grant is about to visit St
Louis. The radical party is sick out
there and needs doctoring. But Il
Doctor Grant doctors the radicals Of
Missouri no better than he did the
United States Senate on the San Do
mingo job there will be a funeral
out there sure.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-10

Grave fears are entertained that
the two opposite borings Of the Hoo
sac tunnel will not meet in the center
as II has been shown that instrument.
used in determining the direction Of
the borcs have been undoubtedly
affected by the minerals found in the
mountain.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-10

UNION PAoIrc RAILROAD. IMMENSE
SALs or LAND.-The aggregate sale
of Union Pacific Railroad lands tor
the year ending July 26th, 1870, was
S945,5Sl; average price, s46O per
acre. On July 10Th, the receipts for
sale Of land were upwards Of $4,000
for that day.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-10
TUs cARoRA ACADEMY
AGA MIA. pa

INlE Ssh schonl year will begin scptembsr :.
Il We ask the attention of parents and guardi.
nns 10 consideration Of tho merits Of this ins,i.
;niion.
list. Location Healthful. attractive and N
every way favorable for physical development
I'd. No Removed from Ii,
saloons and loahng places incident 70 towns.
I'd. Educational Advantages. - Earnes,
icnehen and surroundings favorable for study.
an. Long Estabiished.-It has been in
iuoccssiul operation - years, and has bad STA
dents from nearly every State.
5ih. Moral InGuences.-The rreeepts Of tie
Bible are daily iaught
9th, Cheap Rates.-Tcrms, 5000.
7s-scni for Circular. Application should
he made soon.
D. D. STONE. A. NJ,
}. J. PATTERSON. A. NJ,
July IS. 1870 2m. Priueip,ls.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-10

An order has been received in St.
Louis by prominent mercantile firm
! ior The the French authorities to purchase
10 eeo tons Of hay for The French army.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-10
VVUTBIRCTR's FLAvnRINC ~
Farm for Sale |

TUE Farm II lohn Spackman. late Of Girsri
Il township. deceased, consisting q about lis
acres % good farming land. lmosi q which :,
c'sered.l and having thereon erected good houss
and barn. with al she usual convenience. of
pleasant home. For terms and further r.rtieu.
lars. apply 10 =. n. MURRAY.
Attorney fnr the heirs .na r.r.op, inisre.tsd.
grr. f?A isSaH
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-10

A DMINISTRAToR'S NorICE.-Noiice
"A is hereby given that Letters Of administration
on the estate of ROBERT a. RANY, deceased.
late OF Burnside township. Cioarfe'd county. Pa.,
having been duly granted 90 ihc unicrs rncd. IN
persons indebted 10 said estate will please make
payment and those having claims or demand,
will present them propcrly authenticated flr set
tlcment JOSEPH " RAINY,
Juue 20. isTo.6'pi Adminisirsior.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-10

nISSoIUTIoN.-Tbe partnership hereto.
IL fore existing between the undersigned in the
hotel business 10 Luihtrshurg was Dissolved hv
mutual consent on the lsi day Of July last. The
books, accounts and papers are lcft in the hands
Of Mr.. Wallace for settlement aud collection. where
those knowing themselves 10 have unsettled ae.
counts will call and arrange matters.
!. W. WALLACE.
Z M. SHAW.
Luihsrsburg. August g. ls70-fL
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L Isr or luRoRs nnAwN IN III


GRAND Juno-s.
Ahm. Ncyling. .Bcecaria p. g. Maticrn. Dec,ttr
~ nlonuol braniH George Ross. Ferguson
neofgo Iurnor....bogrs lsnac Raincy..
A. NJ. Gill-..... hradiord W. D.. Rcams Graham
Nathan busben... Brady Jos Mccullough Guich
,ihIh Lines -.'..... A. q. Watson. Lnwrfucc
vooisg hmory .'... Chest Austin pillon..... Morris
Samnol bycrs....... $. s. Chopmun
Claud.Girard. Coyington Geo. q Pas.mo-, penn
Robert uhrFon Thomas Moon.
s.h'asheri! jr, yioari q John ". Clousor. Urion
Jesse smcal...... Decatur Jno. Mathcrs. woodward
rRAvrnsr Juuons.
John MCov-... Boccariai Moses Owens no.,iur
h"p- hheside J.h. Ferguson, Furruson
Henry hummcl... norrs Francis Hu-at ts-,r9
II. J. Hall l...... Bradford Isaan Smith
David krincr...... Brady navidCurie, g..h.n
nuul", MIS- liiram straW...... jordan
s'il' Nelsuh-'-'.' p. l.. strunk ..... Knox
- - Ii rorloi-,.,...' Robert Porter lawrcnce
hignh Ashenielter ]. MPhcrson-
i. l.. selier---..-... james Irwin
J., isaac ~ lienry-... A. Humphrey
Geo. Mechticy, nurnsiici samuel Dcn
William King, y. =. Mullen
Joseph Worruil-... Chest j nourhorir 4, a
Nm. summUrviilc.. b. shafner
calvin Stevens. Ia. q. Irwin
=. NJ. hoitcr... Corinrtonl phiHp Uipti. ,t,..i.
= W lnontlr smith baird..... osceoln
h.LirinEsion. Curweusy James NJ W.l.h p,,r
James Adams Cleafdeli Richard Fr,cmsr p;t,
~, st'i ~ Lew bloom-.........
~. =, auaihs- - jas. larson. Woodward
John Myers ....., Decatur J. Alexapde- Is
d. 7. Copelin.... J. Haipr.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-10

There will also be sold, by virtue of a writ Of
Fieri Facius, ~ Shcridan's Steam Mills TO Brady
township, on Monday the 18th of August, 1870.
the following described property, to wits
An the white pine timber Of the Defendants on
the following described tract Of land. situate in
Brady township. Cloarfcld county, Pa, known as
the Elijah Asheniclicr Dot, bounded on the south
by the Waterford A susquehauna Turnpike and
Henry Goodlandcr, on the west ly lands Of Ale
man Eliugcr on the north by lands Of Jacob Pcni1.
on the east by road leading from Henry Good
audor's to Michael Rcssinrcrs. containing about
30 acres the timber TO be removed within twenty
years from December n, 1905 the same having
been acquired by Dstr1az.s p contract da Cd
llh December. ls65, with Elijah Ashcuiclicr. and
recorded In Miscellaneous Docket page 200 Also.
all the white pine timber Of Defendants on the
following Dot Of land, situate in the township
Aforesaid, known a. the Peter Ashcnfelter Dot
bounded on The north by cleared land Of said Peter
Ashoniclior, east by land Of David Ashcnfeitor.
south by land Of Elias Rishol aud John Potter and
west by land Of Elijah Ashcnioicr and Jacob pents
containing about 50 acrcsi timber to be removed
within twenty years from the 18th December 1855
said timber having been Acquired hy Defendants
by contract with Peter Ashenfolicr dated 18Th De
ccmhcr. ls6b. recorded in Miscellaneous Docket
page 26i, &c. Also, an the white pine timber Of
Defendants in the lease Of the following piece of
land and an The timber thereon O. for mcrchantahc
lumber or bin stuff The same being situate In the
township aforesaid, and containing about -- acres.
and embracing PcntI's ODD saw mil and dam and
10 acres Of ground surrounding sad mill scat; the
interest Of said Defendants having boon acquired
by contract dated 27.h November. lsGl. ana re-
corded IN Miscellaneous Docket page $50; the
lease Of said water privilege and mill scni TO extend
for twenty years from date Of said loasc. sc'1cl.
taken in execution aud 60 be soid a. the property
Of q. W. Caufoli. W. c. Smith and W. q. Curry.
Defendants.
rc- Bidders will take notice that rs per
cent Of the purchase oney musi be raid vhon
the property 10 knocked down. or q ~ill be put
up sFsin TO- sale. ClRENlUs HOWE,
SnteirF's 0rFtcE. sheriff.
Clarified, Pa. July 20. 1879
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financial.
1eW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ERUIT CANS AND JARs.-Larr, ts o.,
IL Tin CANS and GLASS JARS.
c. KRATZEES,
august IT, loio-2m. Opposite the Jail.
DhoPosAIs.-Noti is hereby given that
Il Proposals for building q SCHOOL HOUSE
IN Morris township will be received until Auyust
2lih, ls7o. by the board Of Directors. For Mas
and specifications refer TO the President or Scrt
JAMES POTTER. Prc.idont
JONATHAN hNEien, Secretary. altlt
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-10

RLASK ooxsrAnLE's SALES roR
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-10
nICKINsoN SEMINARY,
alisrellanrcus.

Extracted with the use Of NITROUS Orrp GAs,
ana Local ANEsrHrstA, the only harmless and
Efficient AnWstheiics now 10 use by
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-10

EAuToN.-All porsons are hereby warned
" against purchasing or in any way moddhnr
with The following personal property, viz. Two
hones and barnes. ono GOV, two calves, one two
horse wagon. pair twin slcds, w.al NIL, a lot O.
saved lumber and bill TIMBER also, the hny. oats.
corn, buckwhcat and wheat on the premises now
in possession of l.. 7. Coudriei, Of Girurd town
ship, ns the same property was purchased hy mo
at sheriff Sale and Is lcii with him on loan only
subject TO my ordcr.
FRANCIS cOUDRIET.
ErnnnhrlIn An-nai z Ia-n m
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-10

Democratic County Ticket.
SHERIFF;
JUSTIN J. PIE,
on GIELRD.
COMMISSIONER;
DAVID BUCK,
" oLkinrIrLD.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY;
A. w. ALTERS,
oT oLEARFIELD.
JURY COMMISSIONER;
JACOB A. FAUST,
or oLrARFTEIB.
AUDITOR;
ID. AARON WISE,
or LToI.
CORONER:
SAMU EEL A. CALDW L Il l.,
oF BRADFORD.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-10

A DMINIsTRAToR's NoTICE.-Noiioe
IA rs hereby given thatlctters of administration
on the estate Of JOHN LuZlER, Sr., deceased.
late of Bradford township. Clcarfcld county, Pa
having been duly granted to the undersigned. ali
persons indebted 20 said estate will please make
payment, aud those having claims or demands
viii present them properly authenticated for set.
uemeui. !. 6. BARGER,
Bradford tp., Aug. 3-6L Administrator.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-10

rOoK STOVES:
SPEARS CALORfFIC.
sVs0OkhANNA, SUPERIOR.
GOV. PENN, REGULATOR
NOBLE COOK, NATIONAL RANGE
TRIUMPH, PARLoR COOKS,
SPEARS REVOLVING LIGHTS
AND DOUBLE HEATERS
And all kinds Of Heating sioycs-for sale hy
augsIe II. 7. BlGLER A CO
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-10
PriYafe Sale !

V'nE subscriber offers for sale. IN casv terms.
4 Hors6 AND LOT. situate 10 tl.c & ,urish
iug horouEh of osctaia. The property is weii
finished, dosrabiv heated end fiod un inr rifh,r 2
q physician or dentist. Tor terms. 1c emily on
Che premises or address The undersigned
C. KLINE.
osooola Mills, IA July o.. is7a-G.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-08-10

This action, in appearance quite or.
dinary and formal, is, in fact, Of great
significance it is a distinct refusal Ia
head the mandate OF Federal official
beyond the sphere Of Federal authori.
ty.
Thus was upheld BY our able and
intelligent public officers, the true
Democratic doctrine, but no. we will
not call il so it is the true Constitu.
tional doctrine, once cherished bv
every American freeman worthy OF
the name, though now il is denounced
and assailed by selfish schemcrs who
are plotting the overthrow Of free
government, aud the substitution of a
bastard "lmpcralism" in humble in
vitation Of the consolidated French
Empire. This is the issue on which
the Democracy stand up everywhere
for the free Constitutional govern.
mont Of our country, and ask every
citizen who has not forgotten the
reverence for il in which he was rear.
ed, TO maintain il now against Niger.
ism and Imperialism which make np
Radicalism