THE REPUBLICAN.
CLEARFIELD, Ta.
WEDNKSDAT MORNINU, nrTOIIER J, lTn.
.;IMVSI A I.' A IMlK","
BT i. a. roa.
I wants to mend my wagon,
And has to have some nails)
Jus' two, freo wilt b plenty,
We're going to haul our rails.
Ton sptenilldrst cob fences.
We're loHkin' ever wm I
I wis' you'd hrl us Hod 'cm,
Unn'mt alas dor.
M.r horse's name if Iteliey ;
Hbe Jumped ood broke her brad.
I put her in the stable,
And fed her milk and bread.
Thf stable's in thr parlor;
We didn't makr no muf.
I wis' you'd let it slay tbrrr,
Ureo'ma al'ai dura.
I'a goin' to thr cornfield,
To ridr on Charlie's plow;
I specl he'd like to hate ine;
I wants to go right unw.
Oh, woli'l 1 gee up awful.
And whoa like Charlie whoaa?
1 wii you wouldn't hotter;
Uran'tna lievrr does.
I want! some bread ami butter;
I'a hungry wontesl kind;
But Taddie tntisn't hare none,
Cause the wouldn't mind.
Put plenty engnr on it;
I tell you what, ! knowi
It'a roAr to put on sugar;
Oreo 'ma al'af dora.
Tht AW.Al .We.
The Vandalism of the War Where
Lies the Responsibility ?
From the New York Herald.
The benutif ul capilol of tlio civil,
ized world is uliout to bo ruined, and
the selfish and unpilyinj; ovortinicntH
or Europe K ill not ruiso a ti rigor to
prevent this vandalism. Purirj and
its innumerable art treasures nro not
to be subjected to a terrible storm of
destructive missiles and fire, and no
potent voice, no bund, is raised to
avert the ciititstroil)o. Whut a blot
this will be upon tlio boasted civiliza
tion of Euroye ! What a stain upon
tlio history of the great nations of
Europe ! Tho monarchs and princes
who linvo been the honored guests of
I'aris and of the French government
and people stand with folded arms
coolly looking on this disgraceful
spectacle The hundreds of thousunds
of ruling, lending and fashionable
classes of European nations who rev
elled in the refinement and luxury of
tho great city aro silent whilo des
truction hangs over it. Tho world
seems to forget what it owes tol'aris
for science, art, literature and pro.
press in civilization. As littlo regard
is paid to the doom of this proud rnp.
itol of tho world and its splendid
monuments of art and science as the
auvago tribes of America havo fur (he
burning of a remote village in the fur
ofT prarics of this country
The wa.i, on tho purl of Prussia, has
become a wur against civilization as
well as against republicanism. Well
may Bismarck and the liberal-minded
Crown Prince of Prussia licsitato
about'bomburding Paris, if tho report
thntthrydoso be true. Gen. Von
Mollkc, who looks at everything in a
strictly military point of view, and
the stubborn old King William, may be
in furor of bombarding the city, as is
reported, but it is reasonable to be
lieve a man of Bismarck's fur-sceing
raind must fear the vordict of history
and the enlightened opinion of the
world. It is natural, too, that the
generous-minded man like the Crown
Trinco should shudder whon he con
templates tho destruction of the heart
and centre of tho civilized world. If
such an act of vandalism would close
the war, or wcto necessary to that
end, there might bo somo excuse- for it
though hurdly justifiable even then;
bat tho destruction or taking of Par
is is no more likely to lead to that re
sult than tho taking of Sedan or any
other place. Tho government is not
there, and ifitwero, tho enpturo of
one government doos not provent the
formation of another, in tho transi
tion condition Fronce is in now. Tho
capture of the Emperor and flight of
tho imperial regency did not end the
war. A provisional government of
defence, like the present one, could
be formed anywhere, and tho French
nation would rally to it to tho last.
Although tho object of Prussians may
be to drive the French to accept the
humiliating terms of peuco they pro
pose by relentless devastation, the
destruction of Taris would arouse,
probably, the wholo nation to more
determined resistance. We cannot
see what tho Pruxsiuns would gain
by bombarding Puns, while we do
think llioy would loso much by pro
longing and intensifying the war and
by the revuUion of public sentiment
throughout tho wtiolo world at such
an act.
Then look at the fearful destruc
tion of property and lives in every di
rection; at the hundreds of thousands
of men slain or mutilated tho flower
of both Franco and Gernmny ; at tho
numberless houseless and homeless in
nocent people who know not whereto
lay their heads or find a living; at
tho vineyards and the cultivation des
troyed over a largo area of tho most
productiro region, and at all the oth
er heartrending horrors of this war.
And for what f For monarchial am-
nition. Tho war was commenced for
that by Napoleon and urged on by
bis creatures and flatterers. Now
that he is out of tho way and the ot.
jeet attained which Prussia took un
arms for, as avowed by th0 Prussian
ns
vnemsoivcs, n,g William still contin
pea lh. war. It i, no onr l0
fa" flH I arv ea e
"BKreasivo and
nmbilious. The pretence that Ger
many is fighting for guarantees of r.
turo pence can deceive no sensible,
man. Germany has amplo guarantees
In tho suceoss of ,nr hrm and the
wonderful power alio has developed
Bosides, there has appeared no reason
to doubt that the French government
would accept terms, short of a sweep
ing ?imombormem of Hi nation, for
It is
if the
I'lUSHtiins l not too exuding.
Hut while the belligerents appear
unable to solve the difllculty them
selves Ihero is a way to do this thro'
tho interposition or meditation of the
rest of Europe. The great Powers
England, Itussia, Austria and Italy
now could stop the war. And were
Franco not a republic they would,
probubly, have taken energetic meas
ures to thut end before this. Still wo
minht sunrioso that tho stutcsmen of
theso nations would see the futility of
resisting the progressive ideas and in
telligence of the ago would see the
folly of fighting tho republican senti
mont which is growing and spreading
over tho Continont. At least wo
might expect they would, in tho in
terests of civilization and fur tho sake,
of humanity, muko an effort to atop
this dreudl'ul and useless effusion of
blood. Of all the greut Powers Eng
land is tho most to blame for not act
ing. She is more advanced in political
liberty and approaches nearer a freo
government. The masses of the Eng
lish people favor tho French republic,
and wish their government to inter
pose to slop the war. Had England
tecognized tho French republic Prus
sia probably would have been arres
ted in her devastating career. Had
olio called upon the other Powers and
protested energetically against a con
tinuance of this wur for tho suko of
conquest it would hnve been closed.
But, alus ! the evil genius of tho Brit
ish monarchy and aristocracy has in
fluenced Mr. Gladstono and his col
leagues. They havo forgotten thut
friendrhip and entente cordiale which,
happily for both countries and Europe,
hud existed for nearly twenty years.
France, tlio warm and generous ally
of Greut Briluin, is abandoned in the
day of her distress. The Emperor
Napoleon, tho man whom the British
luudcd to tho skies and almost fuwned
upon us their great ally, is now as
sailed by their press in a scavengcr
like stylo. They buck at him like
curs, now ho is fallen. The great and
friendly French nation is now mis
represented and vilified. But has not
Erglund made a mistake f lias she
not mudo a similur mistake to that of
insidiously stabbing tho American re
public in tho lime of its distress and
strugglo for national life! Wo nev
er expect much from tho magnanimity
of England, but her own interests
ought to havo prompted moro gener
ous conduct toward Franco in this
crisis. The disturbance of the balance
of power in Europe and the undue hu
miliation of France cannot end well
for England. Nor w ill the persistent
hostility of the monarchy and aristoc
racy to tho French republic fuil to
make the people of Englund more
dissatisfied with their government and
moro democratic in their aspirations.
Franco msy suffer moro fearfully still
through the selfish abstention of her
former friends, and especially through
that of England, but the nation can
not be destroyed. It will yet revive,
and the dny of rotribution will como
to those who havo abandoned her and
who ought to have been mediated in
her behalf.
I.N8ANE. The I'hilipsburg Journal
of Saturday says : "Great anxiety
was fell on the part of the friends of
m. McMullin, a single man employ
ed in Way, Foster & Co.'g planing
mill of this pluco, on Saturday morn
irg upon tho discovery that ho had
disappeared. Ho was last soen the
evening previous at about eleven
o'clock, by G. W. Elbcrty, to whom
he addressed a few questioning words,
and left in the direction of his hotel,
tho ltuilroad House. A search was
instituted on Saturday and a telegram
was sent to his friends in Milesburg
to ascertain if ho had not in a freak
of mental hallucination, plodded homo
on foot. McMullin is a sufferer from
dispepsia which renders liim at all
times hypochondriacal and sointimes
partiully insane. On Friday ho was
heard to remark that ho was dying,
and his actions wcro observed to be
singular. It was but a natural sup
position, thoreforo, that bo had done
himself somo violence. On Sunduy
the creek was dragged, but to no pur
pose, and it was not until Monday that
information was received by liobt.
Lloyd, proprietor of tho hotel at
which ho boarded, that ho would ar
rive on tho afternoon train from
Clearfield, in IhoctHtody of a gentle
mun from I'ennvillo, Clearfield coun
ty. It appears that ho turned up at
that place, which is alxiut thirty. five
miles distant, on Sunday, and wns
rescued fiom a voluntary death by
drowning through tho efforts of the
citizens ho having plunged into a mill-1
dam with suicidal intent. lie was!
taken charge of and questioned as to
his residence, when ho gave them cor
reel information, and wits sent to this
placo in charge of a citizen of J'cnn-
villo. A brother arrived next day
and conducted him to bis homo in
Milesburg."
iNFi.rr.Ncit over Animals. Tho
horse is liko his driver, and the dog
liko Ins master. A nervous, timid
man ia almost sure to havo a skittish
horso, shying at anything, unsteady,
and a runaway if he got a chance
Muny a cow is spoiled by lack of pa
tience and quietness in tho milker,
and the amount of milk depends more
upon tlio milker than the pasturage.
If a man is afraid of a horse, tho ani
mal knows it beforo he gels into the
stable. We havo seen the most inof
fensive cow in the herd so wrought
"iuii oj- me nervousness 01 a green
horn son of Erin, as dexterously to
plant her foot in his breast and send
nm reeling heels over bond. A noiy.
bo.sterou, fellow about fattening sta
hies will cause serious loss in gain
of flesh to the animals, so Important
is quiet when they are digesting their
J ircnty of pcrmmn-iit ponco.
' rrci'iircil to ccppt atitri licet
oundrii and Harhlnr ho.
A. r. lotKToir..,
..ukn. t. tot no
BOYNTON A. YOUNQ,
FOUNDKRS k MACHINISTS
Mttiuffttlurtrs of
PORTABLE & STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES
Corner of Fourth inl Pin fttrecti.
cm:ahkii:li), pa.
HAVING angaged in tlie manufacture of Urst
elass MACHINERY, we respectfully inform
tba publie that we are now prepared to All kll
orders aa cheaply and aa promptly aa oan be done
in an of tba eitiea. We manufacture and deal in
Mulay and Circular Saw-Milk,
Head Block, Water Wheels, Shafting Pullej-i,
Gilford's Injector, Bteem Gauges, Steam Wblltlei,
Oilera, Tallow Cups, Oil Copa, Uaoge Cocki, Air
Cocks, (iloke Valvei, Check Valves, wrought iron
Pipes, Fleam Puuips, Boiler Feed Pumps, Anti-
Friction Metrea, 8oap Htono Packing. (Jura Puk
ing, and all kind, of MILL WORK ; together
with I'lowi, gled Solea,
COOK AND rARLOR STOVES,
and other CASTIKUS or all kin da.
sT-Orderl eolicitcd and filled at city priori.
All letter! of inquiry with reference to machinery
of our manufacture promptly anawered, byaddm
ing ol at Clearfield, Pa.
deelO.tr BOYNTON A YOINO
Stoning gmij.
jS?;., NOTICE.!
l. Powell.
W. Bella.
a. I. m:t:i a to.
CLEARFIELD
PLANING MILL
ALL RIGHT!
fpilE pmprietorereperlfully Inform theeltlaena
A of Clearfield eounty, that they hare entirely
refitted thia eatabliihment with the latrat improved
wood-working machinery, and are now prrparrd
to execute all orders is their line or buiineia.
Thry will give eiperial attention to the manufac
ture of material for bouae building, aurh aa
FLOORING, WEATHER-BOARDING,
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS,
nn.K kkts it jiorLUivrcH,
Or ALL STYLES,
We alwarl hare on hand a large Block of I)BY
Ll XI II Kit, and will payeanh for all clear Lumber.
One-and-a-half inch panel iluff preferred.
Lumber Manufactured to Order,
'I
Or exchanged, to fuit cuitomers.
VfjuOrdere aolicited, and Lumber furaiihed en
abort notice and on reaeonalde terma.
0. L. KEED 1 CO.
Clearfield. Nor. 7. IW.
Clothing.
Hon' lo Nave Jfoney.
THR timet art bard; you'd like to knew
Ilow you may Bare your dollari j
The way lo do it I will ahow,
If you will read what follows.
A man who Head sot far from hart,
W ho worked hard at bit trade.
But had a booaehold to tupport
That squandered all ba made.
I met bin eart. Baye be. "My frliad,
I look thread bear and rough
I've tried to get myaelf a auit,
But can't tare up tnough."
6ayi T, my rrlend, bow much hart yoa t
I'll tall you where to go
To get s anit that 'p round and cheap t
To REIZKNSIKIN A Co.
Be took what little ha had lared,
And went to Helieoalein A Brotbora',
And thera bt got a handioma auit,
For half ha paid to other i.
Now ha It home, he looka to wtll,
And their efieot la auoh,
That when they take their dally meal,
They don't eat half aa much.
And wow ha flndt oa Saturday night,
With ell tbalr wanta aupplied,
That ha hae money left to ipend,
And eome to lay aaida.
Illi good tureeaa, with cheerful Italia,
III gladly telli to all.
If you'd aara money, go and buy
Your elothea at
BEIZRNSTEIN'S CLOTIUNO BALL.
Where tba ehianeeL I Deal aad beat Ootkiaa
ana gooa rormaning u .owe tan ba bad to aa
arery taite and ia urery eta la aprll.It
QOUK KTItt
M r.AR R CAUtltlFir,
fl'FQt KIIANNA, Dl'PKItlOR,
flOV. l'KNN. It Kill l-ATtllt.
Kftni.F rtltlK. KATIOXAL RASUK,
THH MIMI, rARLOR COOKS,
PPKAR'S RKVOLVIXO LKIIITS
AND DO! I1I.K IIEATKltft,
And all kinds wf lTeatinK Rtovee for sale be
ar; . F. HIOLKR k Co.
JOHN TIIOUTMAN,
FURNITURE DEALER
Market Pteant of the Allegheny lloutio,
CLKARPII'M), PA.
IKKKPnn hand all kind of Farnihire, In oalta
or by the eiiifle article. Thfiee in nwd of any
article of Furniture, will And it to iheir internet
to call and e amine my stork, whifh I will eell
very hm for muh or eirhanre for ftiitaMe lumber.
Clearfield, Pa., A " l7fl tf.
KDWAKD PEKKS & CO.,
Flour ?IniiurartiirerM,
And Pmtere In
CHAIN OF ALL KINDS,
PHILItfSBt RO, TA.
4 Ffl.t. Pt PPt.T of FlOfR, WflKAT,
iV t'ORN and t'lltiPrxnilantlr unhand, and
nd
nir sale at ratea rrraarKattl. low.
Mil. II
Vril'-.rin. potrha-r.il
i. 1 J. A. Itlaltentiertrr, ri.q., in
the intrreit of
a., in tlie hu.in..
berrtnfnre urtH nw onHrr lb. firm name nlj I
Nlatlenhrreer a To the same will he
hrrmOn under the name of Mmemaoa Land and
I. nrniier I 'impsnr. 'More.)
II. II. flllLLI.NUFOKI), JOHN I.AVrsnR,
av2atf I'rnident. tJenrral Hup't.
rpilKrKI.KIIUATKII HICIIARDSON RtMlTS,
JL Lihl Kin Jj an.
Frenrh Kip . oi.
French Calf a ao
irtppeett. ek.awar M P. K ATWtlt f.
tiry C.ooits, fixotttitt, (fit.
na.B ! w.eai ...... a. Sanaa
J. B. GRAHAM & SONS,
MAKKKT STKKKT.
CLKA IE F I K L I, Pa.
Dealers in all kinds of LUMBER, Dry
Goods. Groceries, ic,
TtlK iuberl0ri hiving nterfttt Into partner,
hip for lh parpop of panning on tb
haiineu of Mprthaodlitng, now offer K1
nd rart opportunity to tb eitlieni of Clear,
flelj and adjoining eonnttei to bay itoro footis
atwholeiali or retail price, that will aitonlih
tho rniini true ted. Their good, will be particu
larly leteeted to folt thli market. Every lady
will, therefore, eall the uttention of ber bniband
to Uile Tact, beeauee thli bran eh of oar bailnen
will reoelvo ipeolal attentUo, and erery thing
needed in a well regulated heuiehold will at all
Hoes be found In ountore.
DRY GOODS:
Our itoek of PHY CftODH ahtll not he iir
paased, either In quality or price, and will em
brace, In port, Prlnti of overy tyle. Gingham
and Lawna of every quality, Muslim of every
grade. Do Leinee adapted to the Uptee of the
i old and young j and every article of any kind of
goodi they eell U to be aa represented, and war
ranted to give tall traction.
DRESS GOODS:
At to ImH C:tOIS-wo bare a iplendld
aiaortment of Alpaoat, black, while, and in col
ore; Armurea, Bilka, and in short all the nawaat
atylei In the market. We dcaira thli faot to
become knows to erery perron in the county.
With our Dew and aiteniire stock of D1IES3
GOODS, the ladlct can all ba aoited by Just
dropping In and getting a niet drete pattern,
laea sett, kid glome ar by doiag that which la
batten gira ber a well filled puna, and aha will
And good and paying inrettmeotl in tmbroid
trlet, tdgingi, ribbona, glorta, boiliry, or any
other household noerssltles.
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR:
And Is addition lo what wa hare aires ly
enumerated, w. keep all kiada or CEIKTLE.
MEN'S WEAH-tueb as Clothe, Caaaltaerea,
Satinetta, Hats, Boots and Sboea, o beiidet,
Blot ajeorlmenl of Made-up t'f.OTIII !(;
for Hen and Boya, manufactured oat of tba rary
beat material, which wa wiU tell for etrh w
exchange for country produce at pricei which
will aatonlih ererybody.
SQUARE TIMBER:
We are sow largely engaged in buying and
selling Mill A Hi; TIMI1KH and manurae
turad Ll'.MIIER, aad will giro this branch ol
buiiness Bpelial attention, and therefore make it
an object to arery one who baa Lumbar to sell to
come and deal with oi.
GROCERIES k HARDWARE:
Wa shall also keep comUully on hand a
general aiaortment of CtHOC'KHI V.H and
IIAHDtV AKIw which wa will ssll at aieeed
ingly low prleea. Wa alia keep a full aaaort
meat of (IV EEMIV ARB. This department
will ba kept full aad complete, and all wbo
contemplate housekeeping, will find U to their
advantage lo come and trade with uij because
wa are ao ailuated, and, front long experience In
the bualneia, so well acquainted with the wanta
and necessities of this community, that wa feel
satisfied If every man woman and child caly
makss It s point to buy their goods from as, we
can pleaee them both sa ta quality and price.
Thsrerore, eome .long and buy your BOOTS
a SII0E3, HATS A CAPS, READY MAUI
ClOTHINO, and everything yon need lares,
der yourselrcs and families comfortable, from
JAMES D. GRAHAM 4 SONS,
oct CLEARFIELD, Pi. 17
'lUfdiral.
P. T. I.
"For thy Stomach's Sake and thine
other Infirmities." St. Paul.
II IK. isovi:its
ri'iiH
WEST BRANCH BITTERS.
A safe, pure, pleasant and health Hiring Tonir-
strict! renrtahle, and msnuraetured fnm
the most pure and rhniee materials Is aw.it. a spirit
drink nor sulisliluta for whiskr, hut a scirntifl
eonipound, for the proteetion of the erstem au
the eure of disease, made front chemirallr pur
spirits, entirrlr free front fusil oil or other Irrltsj
ting properties, and will not dirre or offend tie
most delicate stomach. A long prirata einer
enee has attested its
Superiority over all Ordinary Remedies
N'o nittera at present offrrrd to the puhle
eontalns so much medicinal virtue, ard yet so si
aad pleasant to take. It's use Is lo eure disee.l,
and It will not errata an appetite fur spirifuoeS
liquors, hut will cure the efforts of dissipation.
To increase Ihs Appetite, V.SB IT.
To promote Digestion, I'.sK IT.
To eure Ilriprpiia, fSE IT.
To eure Ferer and Ague, If It IT.
To eure Ililllousneis, VSK IT.
To rare Constipation, t'c'K IT.
To eure Chronic IHarrhtra, I r'K IT.
To cure Heart bum, I'SE IT.
To core Flalulrnre, t'MK IT.
To eure Acid Eructations, I'SK IT.
To eure Nrrroui Dchiiitjr, I 8K IT.
To eure llrporhondria, I'SK IT.
To cure Faliowness of rnmplriinn, I'."R IT.
To eure Pimples and flliiichoa, ',K IT.
For (leneral Prostration of the
rhralcvl powers, I'SE IT,
and it will eure row.
Bold everywhere, at 11.00 per bottle, Mac.
factored eiclusirrty hj
A. I. SHAW,
IruRgist,
CI.KAKFIKI.D, PA.,
Who offers llheral fnduoements ta the trade,
Oct T, laa. lf.
IL B. TAYLOR'S
LIME AND COAL YARD,
(Near the Railroad Drpot,)
I.KARMI.I.I, PI Mf,'K.
JEMIlRArF this method of Informlnc the
r-uhlir, that I hare onenrd nil a Yaril r.. I..
sle of wood ar eoal-hurnt I.I M K and Anthracite
CtlAI,, In the horou.h of ClrarnelH, and here
Those at a dutanee ean adilren me by tetter, and
obtain all aeeeeeerj Information hv return mail,
newraeld r.,rMi. ( IM.ar '
nompirim arranirerarnis wita eastern dealers hr
whifh I ran keen a full atsplw ronitantlvon hand,
whlrh will he difinrd of at rramnal.le rates, bv
the tun, hu.hel or ear load, to soit niit.t..u.
ni5rCU,inr01lfl.
H. F, N AUQLE,
flOCK AM) WATCH MAKER,
orroiiTBtsa (r;--) ""
POST OrriCESliitlifiCLKARriELD
rpilE subscriber rerpeetlutly Informs kit old
1 patrons and the public generally, that ba
bama hand, (and Is eomuntly receiving sew
additieos thereto,) a large stock of
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry.
rr-trl ksep Jewelry In all Its forms and of
dilicrent values, sllher by Ike piece or set.
WATCHES A full a-iortnent of either flold
or Fflvrr, made by tho brat Averloan and fur
cien menufaeturere. Including a fine lot of gold
and ailver bunting ease, lull jeweled, Patent
Levers.
CLOCKS Or all designs, consisting of eight
day and thlrte-hour, of either weight, spring or
levsrs, and both strike and alarm.
REPAIRINO- All kinds of Watches and
Cloeka Hepalred, and warranted.
In addition to what I hare enumerated, T keep
a full assortment of bPBOTACI.Kri, colored and
plain glais. I.n, 001.11 PENS and HK SOILS.
SPOONS, PORKt, IlUTTKIt KNIVES, and In
fact everything in the Jewelry line. If I fail to
bar. on hand juit what a cuitomer may nerd, I
will order per flrit express, without extra charge.
A liberal ibara of public patronage ta lolirited.
Ha T, I808 y H. t. NAUULK.
READING FOR ALLI!
BOOKS & STATIONERY.
Market Hit., Clearfield, (at the Pout Office.)
f IMI K ynderiigned hege lare to announce to
X the oitiani of Clearfield and Tieiolty. that
he bat fitted np a room and hae juet returned
from the city with a large amount of reading
matter, roniiiting In part of
Bibles and Miscellaneous Books,
Blank. Aerount and Peaa Bookt of every de
scription f Paper and Envcl'ipee, French preeeed
and plain : Pent and Pencil j Blank. Legal
fSperi, Deedi, Mortgigne ; Judgtnant, Biemp
tion and Praaiuory note f White and Parch;
ment Brief, Legal Cap, Keeord Cap, and Bill Cap .
Sheet. Maiie fur either Piano, Pluto or Violin
eonetantly on band. Any booke or itatlonery
dpi i red that I may not have on band, will be or-
ordered by flrit eaproM, and itild at wholesale
or retail t anit auitnmere. I will alto keep
periodical literature, eoen as nagaitnee, jewa
papere, ic. P. A. (JAULIM.
Ci.arfleld May 7, Wi tt
GREAT EXCITEMENT
ON SECOND STREET,
CltarfUld, Pa.
NEW GOODS AT LOW PRICES.
THE undersigned respectfully Inrlta the .t
trntloa of tba publie generally to their
splendid assortment af merehendiee, which tbey
(ra now selling
AT VERY LOVP TRICES.
Their stock eoaaista la part of
Dry Goods of the Best Quality,
.Such as Prints, Pa I.alnrt, Alpaeras, Merinos,
Uingbams, Muslins, (hleacbed and unbleach
ed,) Drillings, Tickings, wotton and
wool Flaonels.Satinrtls.Cassimeret,
Cottonades, Ladies' Shawls,
Nubias t Hoods, Balmoral
and Hoop Skirts, Ao.,
Also, a fine assortment of Men', Drawers aad
blurts, Hals k lapa, Iloott k bboes.
all of which
WILL BE SOLD LOW FOR CASH
Hardware, Queensware, Glassware,
Groceries and Spices.
!N SHORT A GENERAL ASSORTMENT
Of everything usually kept In retail ttora, all
CHEAP FOR CAH ar approved eoanlry pre-
uuea.
A. K. WRIGUT et EONS,
Claernald, Nor.f , 187.
gOMliTIIIVO HEW AtiAIMI
C. D. WATSON
Wishes to mform his old friends atd tht pablie
gentrally that ht haa opened un a new
Drug, Confectionery ii Tobacco Store,
Id his old stand, oppoaite tba Court Houee,
SECOND ST, CLEARFIKLD, PA.
Ills stock Is all new, fresh and of the rary heat
quality, and will bt told aheap for CAM! or
approved Country Produet.
If yoa want par. Dragt and Patent Mediclnea,
Oo ta WATSON'S.
If yoa want Ccnfectlonerltt, Canned Frulta,
Pickles and Jellies, Nuts, Ac, Ae.,
Oo le WATSON'S.
If yoa want tba best Roasted Coffee, Eissooeef
Coffee, Kpl. es of all binda, ebsap,
Oo t. WATSON'S.
If yoa want Fancy A Toilet Soaps, Flavoring
Eilraeta, Ae., Ae., bt ears te
Oa t. WATSON'S.
If you want Fancy Dye Colore, Clark's best Ma
.bin. Thread, Pins, Needles k Nonets,
Oo to WATSON'S.
Cbtwtrt and Smokers, If yon want tht best la
tht market.
Buy at WATSON'S,
where yoa (a a get Pipes A Pipe Fiitar.s.
If yoa want lo get elear of yoar stamps.
Coma la WATSON'S.
If yoa waat te spend a few boara of aa svsaing
with your friend., coma to WA ICON'S old
stand, ubers yoa eaa erack nuts and .at Jokes
until I o'clock, p. a. April 11, 15T.
hKW BTOKi: AND NEW GOODS.
JOS. SI I AW & SON
Hare just opened a
Niw firoat, on iiain Sl.,Ci.iritLD, P..,
i
Utelf occupied l.jt Wm. F. 1RW1V,
Their alook consist! ol
GkoriCM of tits brat quality,
F.F.NswAitE, Hoots and Shoes,
and every article) nereaaarr for
one t comfort.
Call and examine our .lock before pur-
el. as ing elsswhere. May 9, 1 RfiO-tf.
FAIRBANKS'
STANDARD
SCALES,
of si t. aitinsi
Df.(te Hsrrows, Warehouse Trucks, Copylnf
Presses, Improred Uonrj Drawer, kt.
II. F. 1IIOLER k CO.,
Ilralrra In Hard vt air,
mrh.1t:7(l If 8reond Street, Clearflrld, Pa.
"0 .MY HOOK."
HAVIN'tl purrhased the entire stock of roo.li
at the old stand of Kirk k Cprncer, I
tnlrnd to eontinue the business ae heretofore.
Mr molt, is to sell "t ar.tr roa rasa."
Tlisnkins; our frlcn.li and rustomers for past
patronage, I solicit a eontinuane of the same.
lsAAC KIKK.
tsaiVar (Iter, rleeil. I tf.
PniQtf & lllrdldnri.
ii VA L.
HARTSWICK & IRWIN,
DRUGGISTS,
Jfiarkrt Street, Vteartleid, Pa
7B leara fa Inform oar old end new
1 f entomere, that we nave removeq our o-
tahliihment to tho apacioui new building juat
rrctrd on Marked itrect, nearly adjoining the
Manilon Hoiih on the weit, and opposite Meeera.
Graham A Hone' itoro i where we respectfully
Invite tbo pub he o eome and buy their
Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines,
OILS, PAINTS AND VARNISHE3.
Onr itock of Droge and Medirlnei eonileta of
everything nied. aeloeted with tho greatctt
care, and
WA1E ANTED STfilCTIT PURE!
We alio keep a full etork of Dye, Perfumer.!,
Toilet art Idee, fcoapn. Tooth Bruphep. Hair
Hrufhei, Whitewash Brwtbea. and overy other
kind Braihei. We havo a large lot of
WIIITK LEAD, TURPENTINE,
Flameed Oil, Palnte. and In fact everything
i eed in the painting bnelneee. which we oiler at
City price to caab bay era.
TOBACCO AND SEOAUS,
Confectionery, Ppicee, and the largeat 'flock of
variettca ever offered In thli ilae. and warrant
ed to be of tba beet the Market Horde
J. O. HARTRWrCK,
Nov. IS, 1R8. JOHN P. 1HWIN.
Beale's Embrocation,
(LATE POWILL'8.)
For all diaeaaM Incident to IToraaa, Cattla, aott
11 u man Flesh, raqoiring tba ajaa oi aa
a i torn al applinatiott.
Thia Embrocation waa aitaoiWalj naatl hy
tba UnvernBeDt dun or lot war.
For aala by IfarUwick Irwlr, Claarfiald
Joifffib K. Irwin, Cnrwaaivilla. llaoitl Otwd
laodar. La'.baraburv tf
LAXD AXD LIMBER COMPAXY
OFFER RAItl
I X I U C E 31 K XTN
TO
Purchasers of ChoiceCoods
AT THEIR
MAMMOTH STOHE
-IN
OSCEOLA, PA.
PRICES REDUCED
To suit the times I
Osreole. May II, 1 S70.
Curwensville Marble Yard.
DFSIItOl H of extontlinff my hnrfnrn. and
know in there ean be no bifher trilnite
i renpeet U the ntrmorr of the ilrrvaird and
huriitl fririnln, than lo erert oer tlwir narrow
home a fciilplured lh of endurina; marMe, that
iMiilit ftirever lo the nttn)t ptaee of th-me we l
Tr; i nrf leave lo tv in all who ih tn $hm
Ihrir afltiion for Ihrir departed Irtend and
kindred, that Ihcr ean now have an
'ppniiunttT
ol doing so, bv calling at my hhop on I hompson
street, t urwrnsi illr, Pa., as I am prrparrd lo
furni.h to order,
MONU.M KNTS,
CRADLE A ROX TOM US,
HEAD STONES, Ac,
f n.T driirn r ft, h( rrnwnii'tl rntr.
N. ll. 1 hrpp nn liitnrl Ihr btPl l-'nrrlll mtti
!r.aHt- Marble. All wrk eis-utr4 id tht
nuM skillful tnatinr. I will alro deliver work
lo nr poiot m C'lrarflfld nr ljintnc ptmnliro, if
dpfiM. WM. II. rutin K.N.
Carwrniivlllf, Oct. ?(, IM tl.
tiik cLEAi;r:-:-L5 rJ
WOOD -CHOPPERS' AXE!
Mannfactured .specially for
TIIK CLEARFIKLD TRAfiE,
roa sai.b ar
aiig.vrn
II. T. lllill.KR k CO.
1 (N K, WHITI k ROAN LISINU !KINH-
X Just recelred and for sale by
Afrrl t", r. r.
H". t. PTHIBR A CO.
I'rle.
Jlry f.oodi, Proffrlf, Ctf.
11 1! A T II A II ii A 1 X H
Xew More In Mulsonburg!
In the rooaa furnetly aeeupied by P. T. llrgarty.
L. M. COUTRIET
rilAKKS thie aarthod of Inrormlng the cltlaeni
i ofCuingtun, Karl hau, ii irard and the ear
rounding iMnimrv. that h baijntl nprned a large
itiK-h of HI MMKH (i'lODS. tii-h be U drier
niined to eell TKN PKK CENT CIIKA PKR than
the same quality of tioods ean he purchased for in
any otber ature in tba neighborhood, ilia stock
eonsiits of
Dry Goods or all Kinds,
Bach ai atintt, Catmtrti, Mutllnf, Pelaioea,
tiuea, Llrtll.iir, Caliaoa, Trimminff,
Kibbona. Lao,
READY-MADE CLOT HI NO, BOOTS
SHOES, HATS k CATS,
GROCERIES OF ALL KDTDS.
Coffoa. Tea, Bupar. Rica, MolaMfi. Kith, Salt,
Mnaced Oil, Fub Oil. Carboo Oil.
Hardware, Queensware, Tinware.
Cajtinfi, Plowi and Flow Caatinn, Kailf. fiplkei.
Corn CBltiralor. Cidrr Preaiei, and
all kiada of Ami.
)ri Plowa ara of tba Carwonavlllc and
Centra oounty saaka, and ara warranted to ba of
good quality.
Drugs and Medicines,
Perfumery, Paint. Varoiih, tllaaf, and a general
aaaortmtDt or eimtioDerr,
GOOD FLOUR,
Of different brands, always on band, and will be
aold at tba loweat possible .fares.
Liqtons,
Suck as BRANDY, WINE, OIS A WniKY
400. pounds of Wool wanted for wkiek the
uigbcat prtee will be paid.
CLOVER SEED,
0a band and for sale at the lowest market price.
Also, Af ent for Wilson's Stratloaville
TIIBESIIING MACHINES.
fcejut'all and aee for youraelves. Toa will lad
everything usually kept in a retail store.
L. M. tOLTRIET.
Franehville P. 0., Jan. 7, WM.
Down I Down 1 1
THE LAST ARRIVAL
AND OF COrRSB THE CHEAPEST!
A Proclamation against High Prices I
art now opening op a let of the beat and
tf moft aeatoiiabl iind and Ware aver
oflVred in tbi market, and at prim that rwraind
one of the T(hk1 old day of cheap thing. Tho
who lark faith upon thii point, or deem oar alle
gation auperSuuu. need but
LV -IT Of 1 HTOtlEy
Corner Front and Market itreets,
Where thy ran are, feel, hear and know for then
aelre. To fully andernand what arecbeap gooti.
tlii must ba dune. Wa du not deem it necetaary
to enumerate and iteaiie our atock. It is anongh
for u to state that
We have Everything that is Needed
and eon omed in this m&rkrt, and at prices that
aittini'b both old and votingr.
deo20 JOMKPII EHAW A EON.
XEW FIdOVll,FCD
AKD
PROVISION STORE,
TIIK anderilirned have Juat received at their
new aland in Wallaeeton, a full supply of
Flour, Feed, Corn Meal, Bacon, &c,
COAL OIL, (at reduced ratea.)
A good article of TOBACCO, CI0AR8 AXD
KMOKINQ TOBACCO, eoastantlv on hand.
All of which will be sold at LOW RATES fur
CASH or given in eiebenge for SHINGLES and
Ll'MDER.
Wa reipecUullv ask lb. publie to air. at a
trial before parchasing elsewhere.
J. R. READ A CO.
Wallaeeton, April 7, 1$69.
C. KRATZER & SONS
AltE RKCKIVIXO A SI LENT) ID STOCK
Ur CAltrtla AAD OIL CLUTUS.
WALL rArEKS-OILT TATER, rf-c
LACE ITRTA1N3, WIKDOW SIIADES-
COUNTER TAXES AND QUILTS.
LINEN' TABLE CLOTHS A N ATKINS.
LADIES SILK COATS . OVERSKIRTS.
ELEGANT SHAWLS A LACE POINTS.
LADIES' d- CHILDREN'S TRIMMED
HATS.
DRESS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS.
BEST KID GLOVES-LADIES' GEN.
TL EM EN'S AND CHILDREN'S.
BLACK AND FANCY SILKS.
FINE BLACK ALTACAS.
UNEQUALLED STOf'K LADIES' AND
t-'IllLDKEN'S SHOES ( OAITERS.
MEN'S CALF tf-FRENCH KIT BOOTS
HEAVY CALF POOTS. 5.
M E N -S AND BOYS' FIN E AND HEA V Y
SlIOKS.
CASS1MERES VERY CUEAT.
BEST STONE TEA SETTS. J5.
CROPKRIES. FLOUR ( PROVISIONS
AT LO H'KST HATES.
LIBFSAL DEnitCTItlN TO THOSE
BUYING IN L)UAN 1'ITY.
WtVlL MARKFTINfJ AND COUNTRY
PKODUvE WANTED.
Clrarllrld. June 1. ISO..
cw M ine nnd Liquor Store.
I. L. R EIZE NSTEI N,
WBol.tAlt BIAI-aa its
WINES cSc LIQUORS,
market bt., cleapfield, pa.
--sr-!l at..s if Wine, I!rar.-!.T. f!ln, Wht.Vy
n,nii. aiwa.ra on nano. r-,eil olUotiun
pai.i io securing a pure article Tit Sacramental
and mrdical puipusrs. aprtl-T.tf
-MisE. A. P. Rynder, "
nut roa
Chlchorlng's. Rtslnwav's and Fmereon's Pienosi
Hmlth'a, Meson A Hamlin's and Palouhel't
Organs nnd Melodrona, and Qrover A
Baksr't Sawing Maehln.a.
ALSO TBACBBB OP
Plaan.O.ltar, Orgaa. Harmony end Vocal Ma
sic. No pupil taken for less thsn half a term
meT Room, neat door to Flral National Beak
Cleatteld. May a, I.M.a ,f. ",'
T".
K DEMOCRATIC Al.lltMir ... ....
m and isrvs fr ., ,h. ,, om
Clearfield County Bank,
rtiitt rir.ii rnt.t.i .
X trd lnHtair.a hai on at f
lk Urtstt.dvT llf 111 ah air lair , la . ..
All It afork it awaed ht the ...... '
will eoatinu th Panking tttinr
oi in .;i"ri?in voaniT nana.
BpoaIMfor tb debtvel ib liank, aa4,7 "
lit. ant an tmmtiA al thai .... .
" 7 ----- - ------ u,
aa b ri.fiir. Oar ttrraonal re
ttirtged fur all Dotoiit rct-ltf d it.ri l
IruM eltrf. A foBtinaanra if ih 1.1
-el
rnnaaarii of lb riuilb! man ftf tk
vpei-UDllj tllri'fd. Ai Prmldant, Car-kit?
omcrrj or irt iai viraronia caat tikti
rr(nir id nuwi i Aoaiiai 10 a ariHu
for redr-aartlttn.
JAfl. T. LKONAKD. RICHARD HIMW
WM. PORTKK. JA. P. ORAHaw
A. K. WRIGHT, O. L. R EKD,
WM. A. WALl.ACK.
Tba baffnei of tba Bank wtll ba
ajono n. nntm,, ivtq., ai lajaier. Uo&ll'H
J. D. M Oirk. Edward P.rki
BANKING & COLLECTION H0I!$t
McGirk & perks.
BufweMori to Foster, Perkii, A Co.,
Phlllpaburg, Centre County, Pa.
.K'tvu tail vmiUVfl VI IjIDI ' Uff
f T ' oa traniaoted prompt 1? aad upoatt,
moil fevoraole trina fnarT rj
County National Bank.
CLEARFIELD, PA.
Til IS Bank it bow open and readj for let
nass. Office on 8rood street, in the osia.
ing former), occupied bj Leonard, Finney A c
niaerroni an. o.rirnaa.
JAf. B. ORAUAM, RICHARD 6HAW
WM. A. WALLACE, WM. POKTKH,
A. K. WRIUUT, OKO. L. K lit Ii.
W. at. FHAW, JA3.T. LEONARD.
Ju2S,6r)J Cashier. PresitnL
IloggHTowiDalilp Awakt
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT
THOMAS BEERS'Sr
Ij'VERTnODT trvlng to get there Irst, far fm
J of being crowded out into Ike eold.
If von want good fboring done, go to Bsiai
If yarn want roar Sles ironed right, go to Rbiil
If joa want good Hill Irons, go ta Utaai.
If von want voar wagoa Ironed ia the hist
atvle and workmanship, go to Batst
Bibb, makes the beet Stump Machine ie ta.
Stale, and dim all kinda of BLACK KJd ITHIK8
ae ebeep aa eaa a. don. ta th. eoaoty for Cask.
Uj host uaoa address Is clenrurKI Bridrs.
TB0MA9 BEEha.
Bores Tp., Dee. 19, lR67-tf.
Southern Land & Emigration
COMPANY.
WASHINGTON, D. C
ORGANIZED and eetablisbed for the Persksai
and Sate of Farming and Mineral Laoas,
and improved Real Estate in the Southern Stales.
THOMAS B. FLORENCE. PrssidesL
JO. FEVKRXS, Vira fresittal
J. HENRY Af-kIN, Trrssarer,
President Fourth National Bank of Phildelpliia.
JOHN MtlKKIS, Seeretery.
TI108. C. MACL-OWELL,
Attorney end Coonseller.
Office: Wasbiagtoa railJiDg. Corner Ssvrn'k
Sl and Pennsylvania Avenue, Wasbiagtea, H- (I
RErrar.Krr.st
Gov. John T. ll'.Dman, Albany, If. T,
E Oov. Wm. Big!er, Clearfield, Pa.
tlov. T. F. Randolph, Trenton, X. J.
Ei-tlnv. Wm. S. Packer, William sport, Pa.
Sept. 1, '-tf.
Cheap I'-uniKurc.
JOHN GULICII
DtSlREs to inform his old friends tad tea.
toners, that having enlarged his she. aad
tnor.ased kit facilities lor manutactnring, ht is
bow prepared to make to order such Furniture ts
may ha desired, in good atyla and at ebeao rates
for CASH, lie generally haa oa baa J, at kit
Furniture rooms, a varied aiaortment of ready,
made furiitura, among which art
BUREAUS AND SIDE-BOARDS.
Wardrobes and Rook-Cases; Contra, Bofa, Parlee,
Breakfast and Dining Kitenaioa Tables; Coat
mon.Frentk.ost,Cottage,JenDy-Llnd and otksr
Bedsteads j tjr.faa of ail kinds. Work-steeds,
Hat-racks, Wash-stands t Rocking and Arm
Chairs; spring-seat, rao.-hottotn, parlor, com
mon and other Chairs ; Looking-Olasaes nf .vary
description oa hand ; and new glasses for els
frames, which will ht pat in oa very rMseaabls
t.rms on shortest notice. U. also keeps oa haad
nr furnishes to order, Cora ke.k, ilalr and Cel.
ton-top Mattresses.
Coffins or Every Kind
Made to order, and funerals attended with a
Hearse whenever desired. Also, House Paiatir.g
dona lo order. The tnbseriber slso maaufae.
tores, and haa constantly on hand, Clement's
Patent Washing Maehina, th. hast aow la ass I
Those asing this maehin. never need ha with,
ont clean clothes 1 Ha also haa Flyer's Patrol
Churn, a superior article. A family asing tkis
Churn aerer aeed b. without batter !
All th. above and many other articles are fur.
eisbed to customers cheap for Casa r .xehaogsd
for approved country produce. Cherry, Mapls,
Poplar, Linwood aad otter Lumber auitablo fsr
Cabinet weik, taken la .change for furnita'S
JtavRememner the shop I. oa Market street,
ClearHeld, Pe., and nearly opposite the "Old Jew
Store." JOHN UIL1CH.
Kovambtr S6, 1 9.1 y
The Lightning Tamer.
fpiIE andrnlgned ara the sols Agents in this
1 eoontr for the North American Oalvanisrd
LltlllTNINU RUDS." TJe.e are theoahssfl
rods now in asa. and ara sadoned by all tkt
erirntihe mea is the country.
Wa hereby nntifr the eitisens nf tht asset;
that wa will put them up a better rod, and lor
less mousy, tbnn la charged by the foreiga
agenla wbo annnally Iravenw the county aad
rry n our nine casa, never le return.
ENTOURAGE HOME LABOR.
Tboae wishing Lightning Rods erected ta
their baildtngs need but address as by letter, er
eall ia ferine. Wa will pat thrm up aavwhsrs
in tbeeounty, and warrant them. Tha Kodiaed
Fiituret caa be ...a at any time by e.llirt at
our store. 1 F. B1ULEU A CO.
Cleara.ld, March S, 18T0 tl
DAVID YOUNG,
Stonc-Cuttcr and Stonc-Mason,
T1LL eiecute all work In his line at mod.
11 arate prices and in FIRST-CLASS style.
Architectural Ornaments
In ALL STYLE.0. Fton. Dressing of .vsry
description, and nil kinda nf mason wark con
tracted for In oroutof the cnwnly. Any pcrsore
wishing lo bar. respertshl. m.voa work and
atone culling done, will lind il to IBeir Interrll
to call upon ma I would alro Inform thr pub
lie that I .an deliver any quantity ar elass cf
stoa. desired, as I am Ui. owner uf a
FIRST-CLASS STONE QUARRY
Orders for work eaa be eddresard to
DA ID Yot'Ntl.
Clraitrld 1.
narrj.H
Clearfield Nursery.
ENCOURAtiK HOME INDUS!
STRY.
'PIIR undrrrignrd, having established a Nai
k aery oa the 'Pike, about half way between,
tiearlteld and Curwenivllle. Is i.rrnared to for-
nlih all klndi of PR I' IT Th EK.S, (st.o.t.rd ae
darf,) Evergreens, Miruhherv. Grape Vires,
tlooseherrlea. I.awtoa Hlaebbe'rry, 8trawberrv,
and Rasberry Vinea. Alio, Fiberlaa Crab Trees
Quince, and early soviet Rhubarb, Aa. Orders
promptly attended to. Addreas,
i. i. WRIOIIT.
sepja y Curwensvtlia. Pa
Lime lor Sale I
THE undersigned, n siding near the depot has
made com). Irt. arrangements nitb Lime
liumere cast of the mountain, whereby he Is rce.
bird to keep (lonstanttv on hand a larce quantity el
r U R V. L I M E !
which hr offer, to termers and builder, at a t'i".
above eo.t. Those in nerd ..f tbe article would de
w.-!l lo glr mc a eall. or a ldreas me bv letter, be
fore negotiating their lime.
liKO. C. PAS5M0RE.
ClearfleM, Pa., June , Ipn.,
IjI very Klable.
Til R undrrslrned beg. leave to Inform the pub
lic tl.nl hr is now ttillrpiYparrd to areomuie.
dole all In the war of furai.biiie llr.et llnee.rs.
ba.Mlea and Harness, on tha shortest notice and
on reasnniiMe terms. ResiOenc on Locu.t Street,
between Third and fourth.
. H W OEARIURT.
!Vat, Aprtl n7.
rtrr sVlrese. )r) lt