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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-03-02

A True PIcrURE-The New York
Tribune thus sketches the business OF
Radical members OF Congress, who
are constantly prating about retrcnch.
ment, economy and reform :-"One
wants new Judicial district made,
whereof his brother or best friend is
to be Judge, and his cousin or next
friend aspires to be Marshal. Another
wants to increase the salaries of the
United States Judges generally, or at
least those of the highest class. An.
other wants a liberal subsidy for a
railroad, ia which he is interested, or
which is calculated to enrich his con.
stituonts. Another goes in for a river
or harbor improvement, advantageous
to his district Another wants a
steamship line established and sup.
ported from the Treasury" This is
certainly good for the Tribune Better
than defending the Richardson mar.
riage.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-03-02
PUBLIC vENDuEl

UNuERE win be sold ai Public Sale, At the resi-
i dcnce Of l.. Afiary. In Lawrence township,
on SATURDAY. MARCH 10Th. lSfo the follow. /.
ing personal property Two horses. two cows, one
Top buggy and harness, horse gears, plows and
hhrrows culivaior. one double shovel plow. one
timber sled and hog chains, grain cradles scythes,
q. f. e. 49, ft . ffann .fsstt.aa
inch shingles two cooking stoves, one nine plate
stove, bcdstcads. tables and many other Articles
too numerous to mention.
~ Sale to commence at o'clock p. m, Of raid
day, When The terms viii be made known.
mnr92t ELISHA ARDARY.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-03-02

LOVELY. - The Black Republican
Convention Of the State Of Indiana,
assembled at indianapolis, on the e2d
ultimo. Five negro delegates were
present, one Of whom was elected
Vice President of the Convention,
amid tremendous applause, a0er a
season Of hugging and kissing was
INDUCED in by the black and white
brethren.
The reformation in this State is
truly wonderful. Until within two
years, negroes werc prohibited 10y the
Constitution, under severe penalties
from coming into, or residing in the
State; now they are "mcn and broth.
ren." Such is ninalicism
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-03-02
Dress MAKING.
To the Ladies Of Clarified and vicinity.

ON the 18th instant. Misses Reeve Hatfield.
~ will open DRESS MAKING EsrAB-
LIsHMENr. over Mr.. n. Bridges Tailor shop.
and respectfully solieiis tho patronage of the
ladies Of clcafacid and vicinity. Those who
paironire us may depend upon having their work
done to order, both rs to style Or fashion, and
with ncsincss and Dispatch mar 2,it pd.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-03-02

They FEEL HAPPY. The anticipa.
led bayonet adoption of the Fifteenth
Amendment makes the leaders of the
"loil millions" feel good. In order to
he fully understood we take the fol-
lowing extract from our neighbor Of
the Brookville Republican, who speaks
the sentiments of his party:
The Fifteenth Amendment will confer theballot
on not less than 300 600 negroes nll but OGQ Of
whom are in the South. It revolutionzes politics
in Kentucky, and probably secures for the hcpub-
licans one il not two Congressional districts, now
represented by the Democrats. With the negroes
voting, Maryland stands good chance of becon-
ing Republican State. Owing 10 the IN usage
they have received from the Democratic parry
since the latter recovered power, the Maryland
blacks will, to a man, vote the Republican ticket.
According to this, every son Of Ham
must vote the Radical ticket, and all
the white men that have heretofore
done so, must continue TO do the same
thing.
We shall be very much mistaken if
this programme succeeds About the
time Sambo walks up to the window
to deposit his "loil' ticket, the decent
portion Of the "whiic trash" will have
their eyes opened, if that thing does
not hnppcn sooner; and where one Of
the former marries the Radical party,
two of the latter will be divorced, and
join the Democratic party. The ig-
norant, bigoted and rcvengeful whites,
will Of course form an alliance with
the negroes, for the purpose Of plum.
der, but the people who pay the taxes
will not be long in discovering that
neither their persons nor property,
will be safe in the hands of men who
are mere plundorcrs and wholly igno.
rant of all forms and shysters of poit-
ical economy.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-03-02

How CnAsofn Before snmbo wac
thought OF aa a voter, the opponents
ofthe Democracy always claimed that
the right To vote should be based
upon intelligence; That n party nm.
able to read the Constitution, or sign
his name, should not vote. This was
q great hobby for years, and particu.
larly aimed at Foreigners Since The
"gcntleman from Africa has been
transformed into voter, we hear
nothing about intelligence, or of the
ignorance of our foreign population.
But ignorance and loyalty having heen
fixed upon as a basis to build up and
strengthen the Black Republican
party, new scheme is heing adopted
with view Of DISTINGUISHING those
who seek freedom in this country
Congress is about abrogating the
present Naturalization laws, taking
this right from the State Courts and
transferring it to the United States
Courts. All therefore, who reside in
Pennsylvania, and desire to be natur.
ahzed, would, after this change, be
compelled TO travel to either Phila.
delphia, Pittsburg, Erie, or Williams
port, and take two witnesses with
them, when they apply for their first
papers, and then wait four gears
before they get the last Such is
Radicalism, in our day. Imposing
pains and penalties upon intelligent
white men, and embracing the igno.
rant and depravcd negro, thereby
dcbauching the nation and kindred.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-03-02
AVAILABLE FARM FOR SALE.
CONTAINING Iao ACRES.

THE undersigned, having determined to dis
II pose Of his property. offers for sale one Of tbs
most desirable farms in Lawrcnec township ,iiu.
ated within tive miles of the borough Of clearfsd.
The tract contains 40 acres, IS Of which A.,
cleared and under good state Of cultivation, ard
having thereon dwelling house. bank barn, store
spring housc, and all other necessary ou,buildngi;
together With hne orchard of cIcellsnt appli
and peaches. II will be held FOR sale until The fu,
Of April neat, whcu IL not sold Il will be rented.
1za- Terms easy. For further particular ,d.
dress the subscriber, OF call personally At d,
premises, near clearheld.
~ JOHN SHAW. S..
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-03-02

Revels. the Fifteenth Amendment
Senator from Mississippi, was a sub.
stiiute broker during the war. and
many u "loil colurcd brother" did he
manipulate into the service, who
Fought brsvely"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-03-02
GROCERIES & HARDWARE.

We shall alsO keep eonttsntly on b,pd .
general assortment Of GROCERIES ard
HARDWARE, which We will sell a; s1es.d-
ingly low prices. We also keep q full .ssor..
msnt Of QUEENswARE. This department.
will be kept full and complete, and all vAo
contemplate housekeeping. will End II To thar
advantage to come and trade With q, bseiua
we are 90 situated, and. from long expsrisnes ia
the business, so well acquainted With the vanu
and necessities Of this community, that We feel
'adshed II every man woman and child sbly
makes it point to buy their goods from as, .s
can please them both as to quality and price.
Therefore, come along and buy your BOOTS
a SHOES, HATS a CAPS, READY.MApE
CLOTHING, and everything you need to r,n-
der yourselves and families comfortable, from
JAMES b. GRAHAM & SONS,
oct cLEAasIELD. PA. ~
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-03-02

Jim Ashley, Governor Of Montana,
is tied up. The Legislature Of Mon.
tana being Democratic, refuses 90 con-
firm the men lc nominaies Cor terrific.
rial offices. Poor Ashley is now en-.
ioying an experimental acquaintance
Of the mnoyancos he helped TO impose
on Andy johnson. Chickens " u
cone home 10 rc1st,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-03-02
SQUARE TIMBER

We are nov largely engaged in buying and
selling SQUARE TiMBER and uanufs,.
tured LUMBER, and will give this brnneh sf
business spstial attention. ADD therefore nah, Il
an object to every one who has Lumber to sell is
come and deal with us.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-03-02
license NOTICES Tb. s,,,ov

4 sous have filed in the oihce Of the CLERK Of the
Court Of Quarter Sessions Of Clearfeld county,
their petitions and bonds for License. at the
March sessions next agrccably 10 the act Of A.
scmbly, entitled "An Act to regulate the sale Of
Intoxicating Liquors" 3c;
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-03-02
ADMINISTRATORS SALE!

DY virtue of nm order issucd out of the ornhans'
ID Court Of The comfy Of Clcarhcli In thc Ccm-
mnuwcnlih of rcunylvauia. there will be exposed
10 Public sale ~ the Court House IN Clcarheid, on
Monday. March ~. 1910. at T. VI.
The following Described REAL ESTATE, late the
property Of George q. smcal dcceased'
An that certain tract or piece of land, climate
In Bradford township In aid county bounded
and dcfcnlel o. iollcvsi Beginning AZ a post
un line between bradford and borrs townships,
thence north IS degrees wcs' ias pofrhcs 10 chest
nut snphng; thence east ny land Of 1homss Ross
hsiri, lta I 10 porchcs to stakes thence south by
iand Of Elijah Smcai. 25 dcgfccs. east lsl pcrchcs
10 stake thence west 1910 perches to the place
of beginning
Containing about l24 Acres,
Twenty ave Of which are cleared. having house
erected thereon, aud the remainder of said land
being we'll timhered and underlaid with Coal.
Title uuiispuinble
~0-ThRMs AND CONDITIONS. onc.third
in hand and the hr lance In two annual payments,
secured by bond and mortgage on tho premises.
JOHN HOLT,
nis Ldnr ef y. o. Enesi, desc.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-03-02

Mr.. Wells, Of Missouri, has done q
wise thing in introducing a bill TO
reduce Congressional salaries to 5000.
Rctrcncbmeui, ike charity, should
begin at homo.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-03-02

rTHE DEMOCRATIC ALMANAC for 1864
II 1851 and 1865 for sale At the Post Omce
rfics 2s senui Mailed 70 any sddrsss usls. u
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-03-02

John II. Surrait, !. now running a
grocery in Baltimore, and Edwin II.
Stanton Is supposed to bc in -
wherever Lincoln is
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-03-02
Tho report was agreed 10.

Mcssrs. Cliff and Prince appeared
and was qualified Thus, by action OF
Congress, Georgia was fully restored
to the Union-was placed 10 the same
position she was in before the war,
and the same as every Northern State.
Now Congress thrusls her out Of the
Onion. Ii this can be done, then
every State holds its place in the
Union at the will Of Congress
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-03-02
GOING 1T ALoNEl
Saddle and Harness Manufaotory,
LUrHERsBURG, Pa

VNlk Undersigned respectfully informs the cid.
Il sens Of Brady township. and the public ren.
orally, that he l. fully prepared to manuf.r,uro.
on short notice, from the best Of material and At
very reasonable rates. everything In his line.
Repairing done promptly.
2s''o HENRY W. sHOcH.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-03-02

An UeLY REcoRD.-Thc following
ugly record is taken from the official
published proceedings Of the House OF
Representatives, at Washington dated
July 25, 1869 Mr.. Dawes, chairman
Of the committee on elections made
the following report:
am instructed by the Committee Of Election.
10 report back lhe credentials Of J. W. Gin and
e.. II. Prince members elect from the Stale OF
Georgia, that State having ratified The Fifteenth
Amendment 10 the Constitution, and In al other
respects having coniounel to the requirements OF
law ia regard TO the adnis'ioH of thai State. These
gentlemen viii take thc oath prescribed BY the oct
of July 2, 1861
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-03-02

Costs, Pants, Vests, over-coats
Gents shawl'. Shirts, Hats, Caps, Under Shirts
and Drawers, Boots aud Shoes. Gun Shoes,
cnvats, Socks, Gloves and collars.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-03-02
Dry Goods, 6rufrrifs, ete.
BARGAINS BARGAINS !

HAVE now on hand a arst. class stock Of
Il goods, suited TO the wants OF the putlle
My stock being large, and by constantly making
additions thereto, am able to accom- N od.,s
all who may favor me BY calling. have
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-03-02

Msrinos, Ginghsms, Cloths, Prints.
Delaines, cassimeres, Silks, R,ps,
Satinsts, Cash meres. Tvesds. .Cobergs. Alpaeeas
Mohair, Lanell-s, Muslins, Flannels, Bonnets
Ribbons, oloaks BAlmorsi skirts. Hoop skirts
shawls, Drets Trimmings, Had Nets, Caps
oorseis. Gloves. Scarf, Collars,
GrenRdins Wells, Table Covers, DC.
Evening star., 1870-01-04

To-day the annual sessions Of several State
Legislatures will commence. among them those
Of New York, Massachusetts, and Pennsyl-
vania- To-morrow the biennial session OF the
General Assembly Of Maryland will begin at
Annapolis. The Legislature Of New York is
Democratic in both branches, and that of Penn
syivania Republican Ohio (the Legislature Of
which State organized yesterday is close that
neither party Is certainly in the ascendant, rs
the members from Hamilton county, including
Cincinnati, were elected on a"mixed' ticket,
and hold the 'balance of power" The Mary
land Legislature is composed entirely Of Demo-
crats and COnserva atiyes
Evening star., 1870-01-04

The question of the formation of the new
French Ministry is settled by the official an
nouncement made in our cable kilograms yes
terday of the names that have been selected
OF the former Cabinet two are retained, Le-
bRuf and GenouiIly, while of the nine new MEM
hers Daru, Talhouet, Segris and Buffet are
thoroughly conservative, and Olivier, VAL
drome, Louvet, Daudin and Richard represent
the liberal Imperialists. The comments of the
Paris journals show that the Republicans
are in no way better satisfied than before the
nomination Of this ministry, and will oppose 1t
Is heartily as they did its predecessor.
In his address to the Corps Legislatif on Sat-
urday the Emperor spoke of the increased pre-
negatives which it had gained, and expressed his
qualification at laying aside portion of his own
burden of the Government
Evening star., 1870-01-04

The New York Post, under the head Of " Hin
ORANGES to Social Progress" speaks Of various
unnoticed customs and practices, seemingly
harmless, but which may injure society and
stop the advancement of virtue and happiness.
and cites amongst its illustrations the follow
ing:
" In Washington there obtained for years and
still exists, we believe, method of hiring women
a. household servants, entirely unknown i'm
northern States; they receive pay by the month
or week, but are expected to sleep out of the
house. They sew all day, but at night they 20
where they please, and are de prived Of the care
and safeguards OF home. The result has been,
II Is said, great decentralization among this class
OF women, unknown elsewhere"
The method spoken Of by the Post is by no
means general, or confined to sewing women
and Is more specially practised in the employ
ment of colored servants, who 20 home to their
families at night. Doubtless the practice has
Objectionable points, but IL is much the same as
that in New York, where hosts Of girls and
women are employed in workshops, stores, &C.,
through the day, and spend the nights at their
homes.
Evening star., 1870-01-04
Reading Matter on Every Page.

An Interesting turn Is given to the feud be-
tween the dissenting Mormons and the Brigham
Young party, BY the fact that Harrison and
Godbe, the publishers OF the Utah Macasins.
have established the headquarters Of their rebel
lion at Ogden, the point OF junction of the Union
Pacific and the Central Pacific railroads. They
are holding public meetings there and propose
TO spread their views through the medium OF o
daily newspaper, to be published ut that point
From this fact some Of our contemporaries rush
To the conclusion that the se...sm Is growing to
proportions that portends the immediate dis
ruptiOn Of the Mormon Church, and the over
throw of the rule Of Brigham Young This Is q
mistake, we take It. The fact that Godbe and
Harrison have gone to Ogden, ON the outskirts
fMormondom, indicates, IL anything, that they
have been crushed out at Salt Lake City; that
they could get no fcothold there whatever. Few
who have not visited Salt Lake City have an
idea how hopeless q task 1t Is for q GENTLE, or q
seeding Mormon. to make q stand against the
Church, on . business or any other footing.
That Church, despite the sloughing OF occa-
sionaily Of some of their numbers, In fanaticslly
united; and an anti-Mormon paper, or an anti
Mormon business house Il sure to be starved
out 1t must go under simply for want of Gus
tom. And an anti-Church paper published
outside OF Salt Lake City will serve rather as
an irritant than as . disintegrant while the
mass Of Brighams followers are thus fanati-
cally united.
Evening star., 1870-01-04

The Conservative Republicans of Texas in
tend to send Jack Hamilton to the United States
Senate. The Radicals threaten to block their
game by applying the test oath to the members
OF the State legislature
There are at least three mistakes in this item.
In the first place, the 90 Conservative Republi-
cans Of Texas won't have say in the making
of the L. s. Senator; in the next place, Jack
Hamilton played his last card for the Senate
when he went over to the Democracy, and was
defeated in the last election; and, lastly, this
being the position of affairs, the Radicals will
have no occasion to block the game in the way
indicated.
Evening star., 1870-01-04

Another bogus Lord has deceived An Ameri-
can girl-an assistant librarian in the Boston
Public Library. The adventurer represented
himself TO the girl and her parents as Lord
Butte, travelling incognito in this country, and
having gained the girls love and the parental
blessing, he has returned to England Ito make
preparations for the marriage" Of course this
rs the last the confiding damsel and her foolish
parents will ever see of the fellow. Ii our Ame-
rican girls after all the warnings will continue
to be caught in this imbecile way, the public
verdict will be ''served right"
Evening star., 1870-01-04
GREAT PICTORIAL ANNUAL.


Hostetter's United States Almanac for 1870, for
distribution, gratis, throughout tho United States
and all civilized countries Of the Western Hemis-
phere, is now ready for distribution, and all who
wish to understand the true philosophy Of health
should read and ponder the valuable suggestions il
contains. In addition to an admirable medical
treatise on the causes, prevention. aud cure of a
great variety Of Diseases it embraces large amount
of information interesting to the chant the me-
chanic the miner, tho farmer the planter and pro-
fessional man: and the calculations have been ade
for such meridians and sttudes are most suitable
for correct and comprehensive NATIONAL CALRN.
OAR.
The nature, uses, and extraordinary sanitary Of
fects OF hosTETTERS STOMACH BITTERS.
the tonic and alternative Of more than half the
christian world, are fully set forth in its papes
which are also interspcrscd with pictorial iIn.t,a
tions, valuable recipes for the household and farm
humorous anecdotes. and other instructiy. and
amusing reading matter, original and selected
Among the Annuals appearing with the opening of
the year, this is Of the most useful and NAV D,
had for the asking. The proprietOrs, Messrs Hos
tetter smith, on the receipt Of a two cent stamp
vii forward copy by mail to any person who can
not procure one i'm his neighborhoOd. The BIT
TERs are sold in every city, town and village and
are extensively used throughout the entire civilized
world de D-eo3tGW
Evening star., 1870-01-04
~PIyIpENp:-THEs STOCKHOLDERS o

%pIyIDEND-THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
AS THE NATIONAL BANK OF THE RE-
PUBLIC hre hereby notified that dividend of fve
per cent free of Government tax has been declared
Tor the half year ending 3lst ult and will be paid on
call The residue Of profits will be carried to the
credit OF the "Surplus Fund. =
JANUARY 3, 1870. fChron. Int. Rep.l ja4-3t
%TO SPEND A PLEASANT EVENING GO
U3 TO the EXHIBITION and CONCERT to be
given Icy the WESLEY CHAPLE SABBATH
SCHOOL, TUESDAY EVENING, Ito morrow , ut
30 O'Clock, in the newly and beautifully fitted up
audience room of the church, corner 5th and f
streets: Admission. only 25 cents. Santa Claus
makes his last Christmas visit for 1859 this occa
sion. ja3-at
Evening star., 1870-01-04

Mr.. Childs, of the Philadelphia Ledger, hay
ing gained for his paper the largest circulation
in the world, now means to make IL the hand
soonest, We suppose. At any rate it appears in
beautiful new dress, and its well arranged
news and business columns presents an appear
ance well calculated to delight the trained
newspaper eve.
Evening star., 1870-01-04

In Michigan wife can apparently get rid Of
her husband by the very simple expedient Of
telling him that he don't suit, and. in one in
stance. an Abigail contracted to pay her lord o.
for the privilege of never seeing his face again.
This beats the Indiana system of divorce COM
pIetesv.
Evening star., 1870-01-04
~ CITY REGISTERS OFFICE.

I'M = VII 4 hEUINTEK UFFItE.
UlS WAsHISGIoN, II. g.. Dec 81
Notice is hereby given that on SATURDAY jan
usry lSO, will expire all licenses given by the cor
goTatlon OF the city Of " Washington to Hucksters.
Pawnbrokers Bill Posters. Butchers of the several
markets. Keepers u Dogs, 30.
All said Corporation Licenses expiring on said date
must be promptly renewed.
Deposits Cor Licenses 10 this corporation are now
BY law made with the City Collector, by whom GER
tihcate will be given, upon which the City Register
will issue the license JOHN n FOOK
de3l- rot City Pe0i.tar
Evening star., 1870-01-04
LINCOLN POST.

0@HEADQUARTERS, LINCOLN POST.
US No. 3, e.. A. r., January 3, Is7O
COMRADES The next regular meeting Of the
Post will be held WEDNESDAY EVENING" 5th
instant. at O'Clock, in Grand Army Hall, corner
Pennsylvania avenue and 1lth street Every mem
Der Of the Post is requested be present business
of importance will come before the meeting.
By order: III. MOORE, Commander
=. Il. TBONASoN, AdJutant. jp S-3t
Evening star., 1870-01-04

The New York Sun abuses MARK Twain, to
the extent Of an editorial column for squibbing
the "Cuban PATRIOTS" styles him a literary
mOuntebank, q Pharisee. a great statesman, q
clown, and 30 forth and so on-all Of which
shows more bile than argument
Evening star., 1870-01-04

Tho FlOrences, always popular in Washing
ton, had = fine house at the National last night,
and were called out again and again by the
audience Mrs. Florence Is ss charming a.
ever, and Mr.. Florence seems to have acquired
new unetion and humor in his delineation of
Irish parts.
Evening star., 1870-01-04

The New Workers are all snuffiing with infiu-
enzss and colds from the wet, unreasonable
weather. The storm on Sunday was q IA ,men-
dOus one there, blowing down trees and houses,
stopping the railroad trains, &C.