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for another week at any rate. will close for the
Yours, &c., MACSHANE.
Feninns.-There tremendous Fenian
of John j. Murphy, in Johnstown, ON Saturday
last. l tell you the goods went like hot cakes at
don't know numeration well enough. l can
enumcrate the national debt, but these CUSTOM
ers-well, their name was legion, And dry goods
fell, and fell, and fell. from shelf to counter
from counter to customer, and all were happy.
Decoration Day.-Amost every day is dec
oration day at James j. Murphys Clothing EN-
pOrium, No. 100 Clinton street, Johnstown. Mr..
Murphy has a large mirror, before which his
customers can stand and decorate themselves to
their entire satisfaction with his cheap and SER
Ticeabie nade-1p clothing-his hats, his caps
his summer clothing, his gents furnishing goods.
and his ct ccterds. Hundreds decorate theIn-
selves with his nice clothing every week,
The Serenadc.-She sang so nice at the ser-
said ''Go to M2yerS Dry Goods Store, No 2l2
all your dress goods and fancy goods. hats and
bOnnetS ShawlS and lace, ribbons and flowers,
Sire Siren i and She sang 60 TO MaSer Go to .! MaW aHe
eI'S"' and people went to Mayer'sapd bought
such nife, cheap and durable goods.
scrIpture.-The apostle says: ''when yyas
child thought as child spoke as child
we became men we put away childish things
and we now go to Cohen Bro's Hat Parlor and
put on man-like adoTpnents. Splendid hats,
caps, cuifs, collars ALI Kind of notions for dress
ana teiiet at ~ Main street, near Dibert & Cos
Banking House. They have the cheapest gents
furnishing goods in town.
CheapeSt-SimpIeSt- !-Gearing all
enclosed and warranted in McLanahan. Stone
Isetts tHollidayshurg- Pa Molrer, which they
deliver free of freight for SllQ. They have also
the best Ind pendent Spring Tl2Oth Hay Rake
Emory Molccr Knife Grinders SeLfLtdl-llg Reap
er, GItl3 Spring Drills, Combined ClogeT HItBeTs
ScpdrdtorS, Cider Nills, &c, &c MCLANAHAN.
STONE & IsETT, Hoiidaysburg, Pa. In.l2. y
Orc Miners Wanted--A number of good
ore miners can find steady employment in the
mines of the Brady's Bend Iron Co. Brady 5
Bend. Armstrong county, Pa. lm.26.-lm.l
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I.oretto. MaEoh l2. Lsss DE-.
NOTICE IN PARTITION :
~ Office TO LAND OWNERS

~ Office TO LAND OWNERS
IN Having pToeared q perfect lst ,Qf All
warrantee names, dates OF FaEraslts, end Of the
payment of the purchase money and the names
of the persons paving the same. vita COM
plete draft made from the ceiciel records show
ing the location of eaoh tract of land, aal
prepared to procpre patents from the Laao Of
fee for the owners of unpatentel lands. under
the ct of Assembly of the 2lth IF May. 1864.
and the supplement thereto - required BY ths
recent order Of the SSprveyor General.
GEO NJ. READE.
Xbenshurg, March "a 1870 If.
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EMPLOYMENT.

HUNDREDS OF AGENTS make from S5 90
n $40 per day in selling our PATENT EXrEN-
SION REEL AND SwIFTS, combined. Used in
every family for winding Yarn. Silks, worsted,
&c. Winds full sized sIein, and weighs less than
one pound. AGENTS WANTED. For terms,
II. l.. STORKE & CO., Auburn. n. Y.
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NOTICE "A Petition for the Incor-
IL poratiQn of..'The Cambria Li.erqru Assocf-
alton OF JohnSto1CIl.'' having been filed IN the
Prothonotary's Once of Cambria county, No
!TIdE Is tIERERY GIVEN that tne same will be ITar
senteG for the action Of the Court OF .CaIpmon
Pleas, ut June Term, 1870, when, if no suth-
cient reason be shown 10 the contrary, the
PRAYER of the Petition will he granted-
By the Court. Certified 10Th HAY. $50
From the Record ]. K. HITE,
May 1e-it. ProtlloRQtdr'Y.
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ID MIAITGNIM.

az NJ I1A-ILNJ~9Ad1IANs
A aTTORNEY Ar LAW, .solF,staas, FG,-
4 Office in the Exehenge building, on the
Corner of Clinton aqd Locust streets-pp
stairs Will attendto all business co2lect-
ed with his profession.
Jan. 81. l867-tf
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= PATENTS !

Inventors who wish to take out Letters Patent
are advised 10 counsel with MUM co, edit
ort of the Scientif american, who have prosecu-
ted claims before the Patent Office for oyer
Twenty Years. Their American and European
Patent Agency is the most extensive in the
world Charges less than any ther reliable
agency. \ pamphlet containing fun instrnc-
tions to inventors il sent gratis.
MUM & CO, 81 Park Row, New York,
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n THE ORPHANS COURT OF

IN THE ORPHANS COURT OF
L CAMBRIA COUNTY-Notice is hereby CIV
on that the following Appraisencnts of certain
Personal Property of decedents, selected ana
Act of ssembly of 18th of April, 1851, have been
filed in-the Registers Office at Ebenshurg, and
approval, on WEDNESDAY, THE STH DAY OF JUNE
NEXT, to wit:
The Appraisenlent of the Personal Property
of Hugh Mackeu, late of JohnstoRn borough,
decd, set apart for his widow, Hary Macken,-
$3.50
which were of Owen Sweeny, late of the town
ship of Washington, decd, appraised and set
-S13g50.
The Appraisement and Inventory of Personal
Property of John Heingart, late of Cambria
borough, decd, set apart for widow-&S4'37.
GEO. w. OATMAN, Clerk.
Clerks ONCE, Ebensburg, May II, lS70-3t.
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/ ICENSE NOTICE.-The following
TAVERN JICENSE5.

- applications for Tavern, Eating House and
Quart Licenses win be presented at the ensuing
tenn of Court, cornmoncing on MONDAY, 9TH of
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Men Who AdVertiSe.-Tha object of rna-
king known the business of any 1Ean through
the columns of newspaper is of course TO attract
the attention of those who read the paper, and
if possible TO induce them to deal with the nrr-
chant or other person who appeals TO them for
patronage in this way. When men therefore
pay the printer for announcing that they have
received a new stock Of goods which thpv arc
selling at lowest cash prices. or that they are
prepared to do certain kind of work or to at
tend to a specified business, they do so in hopes
of getting their money back by attracting the
custom Of their fellow men. And il is such as
these that deserve to succeed, for they hide not
their light under a buShel and fear not TO make
public announcement of what they are prepar-
ed and pledged TO do by the very terms of their
cards. To such men as these can be traced the
prosperity OF the coIlsEjl9ity in which they live
and among that cllss1n our own town il is draw
Ing no invidiOus distinction to name MesSrs. r.
r. Davis, A. G.. Fry, II. \. Shoemaker & Co,
and V. s. Barker, who deal extensively in all
kinds of dry goods. clothing, notions. groceries,
etc.-E. J. Mills, who represents the best mills in
tho country in the line OF flour, feed anu pro
duce-and George funtley, the Inau who keeps
more extensive, more varied and more select
stock of hardware queensware, farming uten-
sils and other goods in his line, than any other
dealer in them fsT or near. These merchants
all solicit patronage because they believe they
deserve it, and feel they can make it to the in
terest of buyers to extend to them lcberal
custom, and in this we feel sure that neither
of them will fail to do all that can be done by
any one who pretends to do business and make
a living at 1t.
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a sIODEL HOEGE.

Being a cripple, have made house planning q
special study. One built last season has proved
a model of convfnience, beauty. and economy.
Descriptive circulars of Plans, Views, &c, with
general information of value to all, sent free
Address with stamp or script if convenient,
GEO. >. COLBY, Architect, W GtCrbury. Nerm I.
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The Very BesT.-Nfunson's Copper Tubular
Lightning Rod, with Spiral FlangeS, has been
erected ON thousands of buildings in all parts
of the United States and In test of thirteen
years. no instance of their ineffciency has oc-
Cured. It has received the first premiums
at many State Fairs and Institutes and was
never beaten in any scientific contest 1t has
been endorsed by OVER five hundred Professors
of Colleges and scientific men, as the best rod
ever invented, possessing all the elements re-
quired to protect buildings from lightning. Its
power surpasses twenty iron rods, Il solid
copper rod an inch and half thick. 1t does not
get out of order, but will endure IA long as the
building stands on which it is erected. No holes
are made in slate or tin roofs, and in every re-
spect the utmost satisfaction is guaranteed
The attention of Architects and Builders is re-
spectfuliy called to the merits of this rod
Manufactured bT- LoCSRHART & Co. 2.}f Penn
street. Pittsburgh, and putlIp in Cambria coun-
tv only by RICHARD JONES, Johnstown, Pa,
who will promptly execute work entrusted TO
him in the most perfect and satisfactory man
ner. p. o. Box 30, Johnstown, Pa.
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1em Adrrrtisf mrEts.

MEW Book-Agents sell loo per week
ford Conn. - 49,
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SIightIy NIistaIken-Mal

Slightly NistaEen.-Many of our readers
have no doubt heard of that sublimely verdant
individual who concluded that 'NNfr. CO. must
be wonderfully rich man, because his name
appeared on so many sIgh-boards and he seemed
TO he mixed up i'll all kinds of money-ma king
business. Our innocent friend did not exactly
comprehend the situation, and perhaps he will
bp still further surprised when assure him
that MFR. CO. has gone into partnership with
our next door ncighbor, NJ. L. Oatman-he
whose establishment has recently been tItlns-
mogrified from aplain erocny store to the most
extensive, fun stocked and finest arranged dry
goods. grocery, notion, clothing, queenSWare
and glassware emporium in Northern Cambria.
Yes, sir the establishment Is now presided over
hy NJ l., OatInan & Co., and you bet that they
have gone to work with their sleeves rolled up
and fully determined TO do the biggest kind of
business on the most liberal kind of terms. So
if YOU want to see a superb stock and get superb
bargains you should by all means consult our
well prepared to supply the wants of all Glasses
of customers.
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what VIII He Do with It?-People Won
dered what Mr.. Wanamaker wanted to enlarge
ais Oak Hail for Let them look in there one
of these fine mornings and the crowded sales
room will answer their 9uestion,
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The Right PIace.-People who visit d4oret-
to at any time, as well as those who do their
purchasing in that borough, should not fail to
look in on the magnificent stock of goods, of
every kind, which is now on exhibition at the
first class mercantile establishment of a. j.
Christy who is Offering special Inducements to
other articles of which he has splendid assort-
ment, Low prices, superb goods and clsn sales
is the line Mr.. c. proposes TO lght 1t out On, II
his friends only back him, rs they should do.
AuctiOD SaIe.-An extensive auction sale
will be held on TEURSDAY, u UNE 9Th at III A. NJ,
mt the saw .Inill of Long & Bracken, four miles
from GallitZin Station, Pa H. H., comprising q
superior limestone Farm of 240 acres with good
buildings and cXcellentspEings of water; also,
one extra good Portable saw MIL, toullt by
ness Wagons, Ploughs, and many other mill ana
farming implements, etc, etc Good bargains
can no doubt be obtained at this great sale
TemDus FuSit-That is Iatin for ''G7ime
dies'' and has no reference to ''Shoo hy!" or
those other kind OF flies, but leads US 10 say
that if You want TO see it in all its glory you
should visit the greatly enlarged clock, watch,
iewelry and fancy goods emporium of z. Il;
and hest stocked establishments of the kind
in Western Pennsylvania. Go and see Cham 5
splendid display, and then buy what you need.
Mr. T. r. Evans, the photograph artist, has
recently completed p most superb iporytyPe
IiIxenesS of a deceased lady, and which he pro-
poses to take with nm 10 ph9togIaPIhiSr ? COZ
II Ia "a work of art of which he may well be
proud, and the process required IN rs pro PT8uuT Nc
tion was in great measure oIiSIllai @ y IN - - ~.
/ Evans 1t should Dy III uednS SOOuio q PiN
nium-
what VIII He Do with It?-People Won
dered what Mr.. Wanamaker wanted TO enlarge
his Oak Hail for. Let them look in there ono
Of these fine mornings and the crowded sales
room will answer their 9uestion,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-05-25
Sherinrs Sale.

nY virtue of sundry writs of Lerari Facas
ID issued out Of the Court Of Common Plem Of
Ulearheld county, and to me directed, there will
be exposed to public sale, at the Court Hous in
the borough Of Clearhold, on Monday, the Sth
day Of June, 1870, at o'clock, p. m, the iol-
loving described Real Estate, to wit
An that certain two-story frame dwelling hoisc
situate in the borough Of Osceoa, Clearheld com
ty. Pa. on lot No. l49, together with 80 mach
ground Us IL necessary for ordinary use Of aid
house; said house is two stories high, and irsnt-
ing on Stone street so feet and l6 feet deep; lot
bounded east by Stone street, north by lot No. las.
west by Decatur alley and south by Montgomery
alley. Seized, taken in execution and to be sold
as the property of W. II. Wallace.
Also, a certain building and lot Of ground ap-
purtenant thereto, situate in the borough ef Clear
field, Pa, on lot No. 20, in what is known a. Mos.
sop's addition 10 said borough Of Clenrfed, and
bounded east by Fourth street, south by lot No
27. west by alley and north by lot No 25, and
being so feet front and $50 feet deep said housi
being in front on Fourth street IS feet and abou
32 feet In depth, and built Of plank. seIcd, takeI
in execution and TO be sold as the property Of NJ
J. and 7. c. Puryiancc.
There will also be sold, by virtne Of writ 0
Lsrari Faoias on MONDAY, JUNE 18th, 1870
the following Real Estaici
An that certain house situated IN Uihhville
Deccaria township, Clearfed county, Pa, AM
bounded by lot Of --- the house being p fec
in length and 10 feet IN depth; together will
ground enough for the ordinary use Of house
Seized, taken in execution and to be sold as tn
property Of J. H. Hyssong.
H1- Bidders will take notice that 5 per cent
/ Of the purchase money must be paid when th
I property is knocked down, or Il will bo put a
l again for sale. ClRENlUS HOWE,
SnERIFF's 0FFIcR, Sheriff.
Clearheld, Pa, Nav IS, 1870 |
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-05-25

A rnornrsY FuLriLLrn In April
1861. the late Girard llallock, editor
of the New York Journal Of Commerce,
pnblished an editorial IN that paper
In which he declared that one thing
would be demonstrated by war upon
the Southern States, vizi "That we
have not, and in the erent Of The sulJr-
qation Of the SouihaH States, are not
likely TO have such Government as
the Constitution conlcmplates, or as
such as our fathers understood to be
instituted when the Union was formed.
The Government then established was
Government of equals, in which all
the States would perform willing
part. The one which our warlike
n4onds, represented (it seems) by the
Lincoln Administration would prove
to exist, is Government of force,
where a majority of States, Or of the
representatives, rs the case may be,
shall hold the minority in suljugation
to their will.
For the expression of such senti.
ments as this Mr. Hallock was forced
to retire from an editorial career
extending over thirty-threc years, and
TO abandon his valuable newspaper
property. How true the above words
are, an examination of the present
political condition of the country will
lell.-LouiSpilie Sun.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-05-25

Divorces AND REcoNsTRuCrIoN.-
Congress on Friday last passed a now
divorce bill for the District of Colum-
bia. Tho new bill makes three add.
uonal grounds for divorce, viz: Cruel
treatment, willful absence for the space
Of three years, and habitual drunken
ness for similar period. This latter
ground is unaccountablc; because if the
wives Of Senators and Congressman
would avail themselves Of its privi-
lcges, onc-third of the NJ C's. would
find themselves divorced before the
close Of the year. Morton, Chandler
and Yates, the "loil" leaders in the
Senate have been notorious drunkards
for fifteen years, and why they should
still further jeopardize their domestic
felicity by voting for such bill is a
mystery we cannot solve at this dis.
tancc from the negro bear garden.
The mania for reconstruction prevail.
so extensively at Washington among
drunken Congressman, that we need
not be surprised if they would issu,
n new Dccalogue, or reconstruct th,
Moral Code so that Mrs. Mcfarland
and Rev Bccchcr cnulh rrrrv 49, ihrii
love and marriage Lush,ss without
molestation. DO Congressman rcflcc
the morals Of the peopley Who vii
anewer
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po,hr late.

We. years ago, called public atten-
ton to the dcmoralizing influences
inculcaled by certain "loil' news.
papers, chief among them the New
York Independent, edited by Theodore
Tilton. This we done, too, while
nearly all the Christian Advocates
New York Observer, and other rclig-
ious Journals were publishing the
prospectus of that newspaper in
flaming capitals, and calling upon
their readers to patronise it. Lately
however, the dose seems to unsetiie
the theological minds of the editors
in question, and they now go back
on brother Tillon.
The editor of the Observer several
weeks ago pommeled Theodore rather
severely, and last week one OF the
Advocates took the same gentleman
TO task in this wise "There is pro-
cess going on, which is unsettling the
foundations of scriptural morality
Under the high sounding names OF
"liberal christianity" and progressive
philosophy" tho sappiug and mining
are done. The N. Y. Independent, we
regret to say, is in our judgment the
most dangerous enemy that Christian
doctrines or morals have to fear. II
does its work under the Christian
name, and hence it works insidiously
in Christian homes aud in Christian
hearts. 1t is real affliction to warn
readers against q paper 80 good III
many respects as the Independent isi
vet it is evident that the religious
press cannot be much longer silent in
regard to it, unless its course i:
changed. Honest opposition, We
know, will be construed into ignobl'
Jealousy of a powerful rival, but the
risk must be taken, rather than have
truth betrayed by silence"
This is little harsh, but eminently
Just, and should have been done year
ago, and is justifable, only, on th'
ground of "bctter late than never"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-05-25

GETTING THEIR EYES OPEN.-Tho
Radical leaders in Congress, although
born long ago, really seem to olive,
move and have their being" with
their eyes shut; but like pups and
kittens they will eventually get them
open. To show how near tho time
has approached, we need but refer to
the fact, that upon a vote in Congress
last week, of 81 to Sc Ben. Buttlcr's
Reconstruction Committee was order
cd to report a General Amnesty Bill,
removing all the pains aud penalties
imposed on ''rebcls." Thus demon.
strating that the theories, hates and
deviltrics of Radicalism will soon seek
another cline, or perish on this un-
congenial soil. Who two years ago
dreamed that those vcnomus Congress
men would come within two votes of
passing such a bill, yet such is the
TACT. As liberty aud equity expands
in this country Radicalism dies
Neither soil nor climate is adapted
TO despotism.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-05-25

The AMENDMENT FRAUD.-Tbo in
famous negro amendment worked
gloriously for the Democracy in New
York last week, where an election was
held under the revised State Consti-
tuition for seven Supreme Judges
Tho Democratic majority in that State
for two years past has been from ten
10 fifteen thousand, now il will proba-
bly, roach seventy thousand. Thou
sands of the white Republicans re-
fusing to link arms with Sambo tovotc,
but remained at home, while many
voted tho Democratic ticket straight
through. II the RAIDS keep on i'm
posing their infamies little while
longer on the white portion they will
desert them en- mdsSe, and leave the
demagogucs and their black allies
high and dry.
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Paw Your TaXesl

TN accordance with an Act Of the General A..
sombly OF this Commonwealth, approved the
22d day Of March, A. d. 1879, "rclating to the
collection Of taxes IN tho county Of Cloarfcd,"
notice is therefore hereby given to the taxpayers
residing In the districts below named. that the
County Treasurer, IN accordance with the second
section Of said Act. will attend ut the place Of
holding the borough nnd township elections on
the following named days, for the purpose Of
receiving the County, nouuty and State taxes and
Militia Fines assessed for 1870;
For Graham, on Tuesday, The can Of MAY.
For Morris, on Wednesday, the 2bth Of May.
For Decatur on Thursday. the Goth Of May.
For osccola, on Friday, the 27th Of May.
Fnr norrs, on Saturday, tho aeth q May.
For Huston on Monday, the 30th Of May.
For Union, on Tuesday, the Sist Of May.
For Brady. on Wednesday, the lsi of June.
For Bloom on Thursday the ID Of June
For Penn, on Friday, the Sd of June.
For Lumber City on Saturday, the tth Of June.
For bradford, on saturday, the llth Of June.
For Woodward, on Tuesday, the 2lsi Of June.
For Guhch, ou Wednesday, the 22d Of June.
For Beocaria. on Thursday, the 23d Of June.
For Jordan, on Friday, the 2ith Of june.
For Knox. on Saturday. The 2bth of June.
For Dell. on Tuesday, the 2sth Of juno.
For Burnside, on "Wednesday, the 2gth Of June
For New Washington, on Thursday, June s0th.
For Chest, on Friday, the LIST Of July.
For Ferguson, on saturday, the "a of July.
Citizens Of Penn and Ferguson who end Il more
convenient to meet the Treasurer rt Lumber City
than at their election houses, can avail themselves
Of that privilege Parties also pay their taxes
at the rrcasurcrs Office at any time from this FOR
ward. Upon al taxes paid on and previous to
the days designated thorc will be a reduction oi
Eve per cent. Tho balance Of the districts will
be announced in due time
LEVER illegal,
Trrasurer's Oficc, Treasurer.
Clcar6old, Pa, April ~, 1870.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-05-25

CHANCE or TuNE--The following
bit Of news was found in every "loip
newspaper in New York, after their
State Convention:
"A colorcd delegate sat in the New York
Republican Convention to nominate Chief Justice
and Jndgc Of the Court Of Appeals. When be
rose to vote he was received with "thundcrs Of
applause
Tho "thundcrs" here alluded to,
came from the white and black dcma-
gogucs who composed the Convention,
but tho 'thunders" and applause" OF
10000 Democratic majority on Tues
day last came from the white farmers
aud mechanics who do not live by
office, and still consider themselves
bcltcr than negroes. Wcwondcr when
tho next "thunders of applause" viii
como ing
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-05-25

WoN'T AccEPr-John Wclch, Of
Philadelphia, one of Grants Quaker
Indian agents, in a letter to the Com
missioner of Indian Affairs, states
that he has been offered $4,000 to
enter the "ring" and help to cheat the
Indians, and rob the Treasury
lie refused, but intimates very strong
ly that some Of the faithful have been
beguiled, whether through corrupt,
or, motives of personal friendship for
some of the members of the "ring"
he does not say.