GEORGE B. GOODLANDKll,
SDITOS ISO MoruinTOU,
CLEAU FIELD, PA.
Wednesday morning, jav. in, uti.
Oen. Frank V. Hlair, Democratic
candidule for Vice Fresidont in 18CS,
was on Tuesday lost elected Unitod
.Stain Senator by the Missouri Legis
lature. "Gen. Harry." The midden death
of Covode leave a clear field for Gen.
Wliito in. the soutborn lection of tbo
Slate as a Radical caiididato for Gov
ernor. .
m
Gone. Watt, the Radical Senator
who stole the scat from Dimo'nd, Dem
ocrat, and Covodo, who Bto'e the seat
of Gen.- Foster, in Congress, have
suddenly .been cnlled to settle their
final acconnt. A few more deaths of
similar characters will break np the
contestency business. Cessna and
Schenek' had belter lookout.
Inconsistent. Senator Yates of
Illinois, introduced s petition io the
Senate the other day for tho recogni
tion of the Almighty in the Constitu
tion. It might not bo a bad idea for
Richard to do a little rccogniting that
way in his own proper person.
"Drunken Dick," as he is culled at
borne, is always ready to reform every
thing and everybody but himself.
Disappointed. Bishop Ames has
failed in having himself appointed as
one of Grant's Commissioners to sloul
San Domingo. Although the Bishop
labored to get on the Committeo, tho
job is so mean that even tho negro,
Fred Douglass, refused to accept the
appointment. Bishop Simpson, and
at(least four scoro of other tchile and
Hack Republicans, have refused to ao
cept, yet Ames wants to go.
Skcbet Investigation. The rob
bery and plundering which has been
tpoing on for a number of years in tho
Methodist Book Co: cern, at Xew York,
is at length being investigated by a
proper Committee; but we are sorry
to learn that tho investigation is being
carried on in secret aesnion an in
quisition instead of an Investigation.
If those clergy in charge of the Con
cern have been robbing the people,
why not cxposo them like other vil
lains f If innocent, let their innocence
bo established without any whito-
rriHlVirnr itn1 na avwoililv an rwiuaiMA
The half of the concern having been
ctolcn from the Church South, years
ego, we presume thoso in charge of it
supposed they had the right to accumu
late property in a simular way hence
the little unpleasantness on band now.
Dead. Congressman John Covodo
died suddenly at the United States
Hotel, in Uarrlsburg, on the 11th.
He was halo and hearty in tho even
ing, and by 4 a. m., was dead. He
was also Chairman of the Republican
State Central Commiltoe.
Ephraim Banks, o well known poli
tician, and six years Auditor General
of this Stnte, died the same dny, at
bis home in Lcwistown.
J. C. Campbell, a Democratic mem
ber of the Legislature from Philadel
phia, died at his home in that city the
same day.
Hon. Alex. King, President Judge
of the Seventeenth Judicial District of
Pennsylvania, diod nt his residence in
Bedford, on Tuesday, the lOtli.
lion. John Hickman, cx-Congresn-man,
and for many years a prominent
politician, died at bis borne in West
Chester, on Friday last, in the Cist
year of his ago.
Taut. The Philadelphia rest says :
"If yon want to get an office from
tho Legislators or Senators at Harris
burg, put yourself under training as a J
prize fl filter, kick up a tremendous
row, kill oK a man or two, make your
self notorious as a bully, and demon
strate to tho world that )nu aro al
ways r?nily and anxious to disturb the
ponce of the community."
That is a bard hit at tho Radicals
of tho House, who made the notorious
desporado Wm. J. Ovens Sergeant at
Armi of that body. I'ndicnl as the
Pott is, it revolts at the idea ol'placing
murderer in a position over some
gentlemen.
Mackuy Ei.icTin. The election
for Slnle Treasurer was held in joint 1
fonvcnlion of the Ienislatiiro at llar-j
risburg, on Wednesday. J ho norni
nee of the Republicans was H. Y.
Mm key, of Pittsburgh, and the nomi
nee of the Democrats was Daniel O.
lisrr, ot the same city. I lie vote
tood Mackey, 70; llarr, 00. Whero '
iiv niv ji--iiK-iiruin, reirenciimeiii j in winen ino writer urged the rrosi
ond reform Republicans w ho brought . dent to remove certain Uepublican of
nbout llai key's defeat lust winter f ficiul in Chicago, on the giound of
- their complicity with tho frauds of
Vi tUll 1 lit J KAI I. VUF-MUB J VMIIOUB W lllKy UlftllCrS Ol tlllll VlTtU-
M. Clay, of Kentucky, who has filled ouscity. Mr. Orville Grant, after hav
considerable snnco in the history of , ine detailed certain fraudulent li-mm.
tho anli-slaverv airitation in this
country, and who is well known as
the American Minister at the Court of
SL Petersburg under the Lincoln ad
ministration, has renounced Republi
canism and csme out flnirmled f.,rlli
Democrscy. This he did in a speech
recently delivered in Madison county,
Kentucky.
'Petroleum V. Nssby," Ohio
IUilical, delivered a lecture roranlly
In Boston, 6n the "Man of Bin." U
is lull oi nara nits. Among otner
things he says :
'I saw cadctship sold for dollars.
I met judges ol courts in tho southern
Slstcs who, len years siro, wore host-
lors in livery suIjIks in (he North,
..J I i i . j . : : I i !
uu niiim aiiunitiijjo ui truiiiiiui inn
they bad gained ftom standing in tho '
jTiioners" doik "
The . tri-rt-
The following I a lull lit of the
members of the present Legislature
aura.
i;.
i h r ft-).! i)
JAW llenlley H
IDA Nugle 1)
4 lieo t'onncll It
5 II J llrm.li K
llenry-N Uveal R
S Jni W Knight II
T Kdwin Alllmghl II
J lluPny llevii II
9 Wm M Randall II
10 A II llroe.lhea'1 II
11 P M liilprhntit It
1! 8 O Turner I)
1.1 A (I Olmttred It
M A II Hill l
15 C K lluekalew I)
II) David 1 ultima It
17 K Rdllngfrli R
J II erlel n
III A l Milkr II
IV M Hunren D
30 llirnin P.ndlev D
31 H II Pelrikrn U
II M Crawford 11
5 llnrrv White H
.1 W A Wallace li
24 A A Purinen 1
lb Jh I. llraham R
M II Andermn K
2S J Kiitaa H
27 Jeniei Kerr R
2 llarrlron Alloa R
n U H Delanietar K
Ot'BI Or BErRBIKNTANTES.
Pkiladilfhia.
Dt'.l.
1 8 PThompron R
2 Geo Mellowwn I
S Sumurl Joicpbl D
4 Wm KM lot U
i Wm llully It
1 Mooney D
7 Hobt Jnhnlton R
If L Marihall R
llina nigl.y I
10 J E Heyhurn R
11 Samuel M llager R
II John Lamon R
III John ltumhrH R
14 John Cloud R
U Adam Albright R
15 Win P Smith R
17 Joe A Campbell 1)
18 Juki Miller It
1 Ii&ao lleretcr D
Allrakony.
1 I) N White K
I John II Kcrr R
3 Henry Warner R
4 Join's Uobb R
IMS Humphrey! R
Jamei Taylor R
A rmotrong.
1 0 S Putney U
Btaarr and Watiimglon.
I T M Lethermm It
JWA Mi.kor It
SWC Kliurlock R
Btdard, '.Ion Sam.
.reef.
1 W n Banner R
IBP W i.hart R
ll.rht.
1 JoVin A Conrad D
1ATC Keffer D
I 11 U 8chwart D
lllair.
1 Drnj L llewil R
Bradford ottd Sulliva.
I Janel H Webb R
I Parley H Buck R
Buekl.
1 Faronrl Uarrab D
t 8 C Pareell R
Bul'tr, aarMft at Jer
ctr. 1 Alci P Moore R
1 8amnrl D Clarke R
I K A Wheeler R
4 0 l lei-icer R
1 W II Row D
(feeieroa, .'inrea Jk M-
A'ea-a.
1 A C Kuyea D
Curbnn mmd Joaroc.
1 W B Leonard U
Caaafer.
1 Ii Priwr R
t Joteph C Keeek R
I 8 11 Hoopel R
Clariom mmd Jiftrtnm.
1 kUlmaod Kngliih D
Crtxttrd.
1 J II Gray R
I D U H , Miami P
Clrarfttd, Elk k rareal.
I John I) Hall D
Ctarra.
Mai.
1 P O Meek D
rofwaiota mmd 1onlaHr.
1 Thoroaa Cbalfanl i
Vnmbrrland.
1 John B Uldi D
tawAi'a.
1 A C Smith K
I John K Paraonl R
IMIavirt.
Tyroa Uwli D
JTria.
1 Oeo W 8tarr R
I I N Miller R
'uyefr. "
1 T II Kohnatterly D
f'rmmklin find Prry.
I II U Milliken 1
I Uao Kkinner D
freeaa.
I R A MoConnrll D
Huntingdon, Mifflin mnd
jMmtqJu, .
1 II J McAtrer D
I A Kohrer II
Indiunm and H'ealaiae.
land.
1 II K Rloan D
I T MrMullia R
JAM Kulton R
LaneaHtr.
1 Henry M Kojle R
I George WhiUon U
I John K Wiley K
4 A C Heina-bl 11
icbaana.
1 Juoatban Zerbe R
Ltkujh.
1 Adam Wooleeer D
I II M l etter 1)
.Maura f.
1 8 II Keene II
I Georre Coray R
I Kirhard W illiami R
Lyeaning, Vnion fnndor.
1 Famuel Vt ilaon U
i John Camninr D
I William Youn D
JoHfoeaiarjr.
1 J J C Ilarrey P
1 Oliver U Morrii V
Svrlkampton.
1 Fantucl Boileao D
2 I) Engleman D
A'arfAaiarINa!.
1 R Montgomery D
i'itt.and H'oyna.
1 Par id A Weill U
Polltr mnd Tioaa.
1 John 8 Mann 11
1 B U Strang R
SrnnnUill.
1 Jamei till! II
1 i lrrin Steel D
3 Francia MeKeon D
Snoontkanm ar H'voaiiaa.
I K B llardilee R
1 A B Walker K
reaiNoe and H'arrm.
1 J II McJunkia R
2 C W Btona R
1 Lemuel Koaa D
2 Prank J Magee D
Srrtrd Hint lUehl.
Tilton was dismissed from the edi
torial control of tho Iniicpenilint be
causo he tried to squaro its utterance
with its name. He was soon informed
that independent political views might
do very well lor private rehearsal, out
would not add anything to his salai
when mndo public. The following
a portion of tho article for which be
was discharged, which is as true lis
preaching:
"The body politic is corrupt from
one end to the other. Public officers
arc practicauy uuutib,ia ia M pw
lie auction. Political parties are sup
ported by on open and shameless tax-
levy on the saluries of officials. Influ
ence, patronage, and a friend at court
these are the pillars on which our
pontics now rust. J no glory which
attracted to the public service in the
daya of Hamilton and Jefferson has
departed. A public omco is now con
sidered chiefly in the light of furnish
ing its occupant with an opportunity
to cam his living or to mnke Ins for
tuno, rather than us a placo in which
he is to serve his country and benefit
mankind. The nation asks for a
thorough, cogent, terrible reform in
the civil administration of the Govern
ment. There must be no half way
amendment. Nothing short of a Iladi
tal chango will answerthe national ex
pectation, or will save tho Uepublican
party."
Half the Radical editors will lose
their positions if they do not quit tel
ling tlietruth about "the government"
and their parly leaders. Truth is as
fatal to Radicalism as strychnino is to
a dog.
Col. ItiniARD HiAi.r. This dis
tinguished imposter, whoa few months
ago, was employed to teach the chris
tian pcoplo of Indiana morals and
temperance, and who during hi visit
to our pliice was feasted and fluttered
by some of our best families has turned
up in tho Quarter Sessions Court of
Allegheny County as the wicked and
malicious deserter of his wifo and
child 1 The latter being an infant
only a few months old. On the testi
mony of his wife, a poor heartbroken
woman, who appeared in Court with
tho pledge of affection in her arms,
the uufuilhful Iieulf was convicted and
now awaits sentence When this lit
tle "onplcnssntness" is over wo sup
pose he will resumo his writing lor
lie ( hrutian Juxdieal, and possibly
may favor us with another temperance
lecture. The Colonel, we lear is a
graceless scamp and ought to be se
verely punished. Indiana Democrat.
The Colonel, and the paper for
which he writes, are as nearly alike
as two ace. Tho words "Colonol''
and ''Christian" aro ignominiously
associated.
Grast Wiiiskt Ilixti. All the
jrnnt folks smell of whisky. A few
days since wo published a letter from
Orvillc S. Grant, long known in Chi
raco for his relations in il.n u-l,llr-
ring, to his brother, Ulysses Grant,
actions, wrote : "1 hem aro all facts
Hint I most positively know, can
"swear to them, and can prove every
"word of them by mon under oath.
Now this confident gentleman re
tracts his letter, and says thst he
was "misinformed and prejudiced,"
and that, having "unintentionally
"prejudiced the Presidonl against hon
orable men and good officers," he has
sinco made amends by rccommerding
thnl they be retained in office. Mr. Or
rille Grant's whisky ring is now to his
mind, then it was not. That is all.
Tbe iron railriiRj briiliro otor tlie
I Ohio t rsrUcmbarir. West V.. con-
nocling the Iinltitnuro and Ohio snd
Marietta ahd Cincinnati railroads I
-. 1 .... j ,, . , 'j
nn. uwiiijiiuicu on naturdiiy. lb
briiliro ia over 4,000 f,.r. nni snd cost
I1,0"0,f,pn.
Valuation of nil rronrr( nssrssrd for the jrnrs 1871, 1872 and
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Union
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In aeeordanoe with the Ael of Aneembly regulating Irl-ennial naieaimtnti. and eoailitatinf board of
Aumeor in the eonnty for 1871. anon properly taiable by law: and herewith give .otiee that In 14th,
7 . . . ' .r .r ' r . ...
01 Aaaeaeorf nave been made below a juet rate; and
Attrat: O. B. Goontisnts, Clerk.
Commiaiionera' Ofiee, Clearfield, Pa., January
efrrro Keptatert. The tptakerthlp. ,
The Mobile (Ala.) correspondent ufi We do not believe there is a gentle
Tho Hartford Timet gives tho follow- mnti in the whole Commonwealth bet
ing account of the way in which the
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ii-imi rriicniuio arm vauuiu ui 1110
recent election in that city. We com
mend the story to all virtuous Ilepub
licana: I have trrcat nlensure in inforrrflnir
run Ihll aaiM fiwa frnm Piiflir-n I piiIa i
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Smith, the Radical Governor has ttiven
up tho contest. We now have a Dem
ocratic Governor. Our city election
on the Cth resulted in an cntiro over
throw of carpet-bat; officials. Evcrv
member of the city government is
now ncmocratic. 1 he Kauicals used
every effort to bring negroes from ad
joining counties, as usual to voto. A
recent law passed by the Radical Leg
islaturo mndo it a criminal offence to
challenge a vote ; but if it could be
proved that a man had voted illegally,
ho was liable to criminal prosecution
The great difliculiy was to find these
negroes after the election was over.
But the plan adopted by tho Demo
crats to detect them In the late elec
tion, was this : We have eight wards
A detective forco was stationed at
each ward, with fish-hooks from So.
1 to 8. When a negro who was sus
pected presented himself, they would
fasten the hook in his coat tail, cor
responding in number to the ward.
men w iieii ,u nviii iu anubiicr ward
and voted, they would find tho hook,
which was a good evidence that ho
had voted ; they would arrest him at
once and send him to jail. After thev
had got about forty in jail, tho negroes
becamo alarmed and gave up thoir
plan Of repeating; and the Democrats
carmcd the city.
MiiANcnoi.T Accident. We an
nounce, with a sad heart, the death of
Amos rjtone, Ksq., one of tho most
prominent and useful citizens in the
con nty, at rsirview station, on Thnrs
dny evening of last week, nndcr cir
cumstanccs which render the event
peculiarly mournful. Mr. Stone ro
sided near the Station, whero ho con
ducted an extensive forwardinit and
commission business, besides serving
as i ostmaster ana overseeing the
management of his real estate. His
house stands on ono sido of the Lake
Shore it. It. track, and his store and
warehouse on the other, lie wss
driving a two-horse team attached to
a sleigh, and on reaching ll e crossing,
stopped while a freight trnin went by,
not noticing that a passenger train
was coming from the other direction
As soon as tho road was open, he
started the team, and had nearly
clcarej tho track, when the locomo
live of the passenger train struck the
rear of his sleigh, about a foot from
the tail piece. Mr. Stone wss thrown
about fifty fret, and, falling upon a
rock, his skull was crushed, and he
was instantly killed. He leaves a
most estimable family, consisting of a
wife and six children. Erie Cbscrcer.
Triplet Truths. Tho ablo and
eloquent Governor of New York
John T. Hoffman concludod bis An
nual Mcsrage with tho following sen
tence, composed of a triplet of truth, :
To dcjicnd, for the peace and order
of localities, on the federal army is
not self-govornmenl ; to substitute the
regular soldier with his musket as a
peaco ofiionr, in place ol the. constable
with his writ, is not to preserve the
peace but to establish tho condition ot
war; to snrrcndcrelectior.s to tho con
trol of the I'raiident, supported by
armed forces, is to surrender liberty
and to abandon a republic.
A Chicago woman asks fur divorce
on tho ground that her husbnnd has
never, in all their seven yenrs of mar
ried life kissed her once.. How linn-
pry she must be by this time. Hut
tho hiit-hnnd toniiluins Hint, though
he mnj have neluctcd his duty in llist
lino, ho knows of forty or fidy other
men who have kissed her enough to
niako it nil up.
Tho ISnston (( O'imiilains that l)ie
atmoa,liero of tho White house is
"heavy with the miasma from the fens
of corruption," and the Louisville
('oinVr .(iwrs(j snys : "Well, jtistl
wait a little ; don t be uneasy about'
the honllh nf the present tenants; we
are all making arrangments to lurn
them out in a short time."
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court
has decided that, if a man put his head
or arm through tho car window, and
is injured by coining in contact with
something which reaches closo to the
window, lie cannot reoovcr for the in
jnry, tho set being considered negli-
gonco on the part of tho passengers.
So lis It Tho New York Leader,
says that (lav. Geary lias eflVctaully
disposed of the Ian chance Pennsy I-1
vania had of a representation in thej
err.plnj ment of tronp st rlctinne
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all fiartlct Intcrealed will lake nonce, mei appeal
18, 1&7I.
tur entitled to the Speakership of the
. ,1. 11.'.- n- iv..t
sunaie lUIUl lllu Jiun. i ill. A. net
lace, Senator from Clearfield county,
lie has been elected Senator for three
terms, and this fuel alone is an u
mialakablo evidence of tho high ap
preciation for ability and honesty m
which ho is held by the people. (Jut
thine is certain, there would be no
such thing as prostitution of the posi
tion for schemes of plunder and politi
cal rascality. The finpror of corruption
has not during his whole Senatorial
career touched his character, nod ho
is to day regarded as one of the purest
and most upright men in the State.
lie is an able lawyer, a decided Demo
crat and a courteous gontlvman. Lit
the Democracy of the Senate start out
by electing him Speaker, and their
course will bo approved by every hos
est man in the State. Jlr. Wallace
stood and battled for tho party when
our members in tho Senate were small
indood. He has now lived to sco tie
political complexion of that body
changed, and to elect him Is but ajuit
tribute to official integrity and private
worth. Butler llcrald.
get? dmti$mfitt.
MOSHANNON LAND L LUMBER C0,f
OSCEOLA STEAM MILLS, .
HAVrrACTl'stBt
LUMBER, LATII, AND PICKETS
n. ii. BiiiLLiNoronn, rraeije.t,
Ofioe Fereai Plaea, No. 12 8. 4tk it, I'btJ'a.
JOHN LAWftll)', General Bnf'l
Oaceole Mill. Cleerlele eeaatr. fa.
MONIIAXXOX
USD AM) LIMBER fOMPVW
criiK
INDUCEMENTS
TO-
rurrha.sers of Choice Goods
-t-
IT TUIIK
MAMMOTH STORE
IK
OSCEOLA.
Now Cab Inc. !
AfOSHNNoN LASn AND I.I'MBPR COM
I PAN Y oner for eala Tawa lot. la tb. hor
oath of llaeeole, ClearSeld eonnty, Pn and nln.
loll to anil purehaeera owUide the Umm of anid
hwoogb. Oaoeola ll litnaled ea the Nnihanaou
'reek, In tbe rlrbeat portion of lb anualy ol
ClearSeld, on the line of the Tyron. A ClenrSeld
Railroad, where the Mo.bannon and BenroHoa
braneh roadi Inlerwet. It ia ulao In tb. heart of
the Mmhenawn eonl haria, and Urge bodiea of
white pine, hemb-k, ook, and ether limber ear
mand iu One of the largi-it lumber manefeetar.
Ing erl.l.li.bmmlt ,n the Slate I. loeated ia the
tnua, while there are many other lumber and
hingle wiilli nroond It. Tbe town ia but ae -ea
veer old, and eontaint n p.tpuletiu of one ta-in-and
inhabitant.
r-Por further rnfonnatlon apply nt b. oSlor
of Ihe nbore eompenr.
JOHN I.AWfllR.
' ") ije,..,.l S.,r.,,r'ee.d.n(.
v . ... .
1873, Tamme ,or aimc nnu
. a ) i itiAAl
rnic prr rrm. aim mi, bu..ji
h
i!
z
i
si
et a
u
Sit
51 a-o.
t ew) J
DOtUiat DUt.l SO. UO. TIL.
SO. TaLI'S.
10,085
lt.110
1,044
8.083
13.-.S4
24.714
17,425
to! 288;
98 ?27i
$.1,102
,3I0
040
2.2H0
2.040
4.0x8
4.605
8,140
1.1-6
1.0.18
731
2,107
2..110
2.200
1.001
1,783
1,100
. i.Vt
2.2V0
1,700
1,025
6,310
786
2,957
684
- 860
2.1'26
S.877
1,106
1,650
112
t145
,056
74
214
"i',244
1,025
40
47
80'
SI
0
67,
72'
72!
16!
10
424!
ill
214;
62 irmi
61 61
4 04l
72 1561
2p IO.i
.6W 77i
ti no)
42' 110
120 lis!
60 110
llll S8l
So! 185
..12 I67
62' 63i
i 103,
50! 44
71' '43i
401 liO
48, 1861
44: 9(
til 125
4j
10
2C
200
210
846
110
74
1.0511
2.10
225
124
60
" i'io
no
10.4(U
8.405
20,76(1 ,
2.234
U,f.
2,100
-2.410
4.540
; 2.404
1,804
8,025
101
a
160
184
to
283,800
. 4743 7,1.V1
til
220 (12.062
rerlaion, tba Coma.inir.nert of Cloarteld eonnty herewith pabliah the nboee etalemrnt, ahowing the aggregate ralne and aaieaiment made by earb
16th and 17th days of Nareh, 1S71, at the Comminionert' 0o, in ClearSeld, are lied npo for lullj deterwilnmf whether any ef Ua aaid ralnetieae
. .f- . J . L J L... .I... .A tt..t ,. .... Mill k. .11.. .1
may ne mane oeiween inia time ana lave.
tx 3,dfrrtlsrmfnt0.
J. j. LINGLE,
ATTORNEY - AT -LAW.
1:11 Oaceole, ClesrteU Ce la. y pd
MOUNTAIN SEMINARY,
BIRUINUIIAU,
Hanting-doa Connty, Pena'a.
The Tweaty-Bereiitfc Roaioa epenl February 9tb.
Jaall-lm L. O. ORIKR, Principal.
Cash Salaries raid Agents.
WE want on good rtit is rrry eount to
tntrodiu an totirely octr arttcU. Fair
alary paid. Thii ii no bum hug, but a Irjfitinatc
Ibing, ttidortH hr ur aioct nrun.int.rit mn.
A MrrM liENDKH'KH, WAhKBN t CO.,
jan)8:4t rittifltld, Mai
1)HOPOAI.H.PrTtpo..Ji will U rcW4
by tba nndcriirnrd until February 10, Id?!,
tur doing tha aton work and layinn tha briek f
Mrrtmf Jluaat in Anion. lit, llrar&eld ennntj.
iottio iret, tw itariai. aim, for doing lh ear
pttr work of Mid, billdiag. Work to to eonv
newd April lit and eompkti-d by tb lat of
Hfptembcr. 1171. Tba Cntntttr will I-rank
all tha material on tba ground. Tbt plana and
pec i neat ion. of anid building will b bown by
tna nnderrigntd at AaranriliV, rieaHlld t':t T.
Jdlt h A N( Br.,
. Ii. W. WISE,
Cammittto Kioi Ilaptlit C&nrth.
Prnpoinla will alto b rcir-d by tha nndar
lignad fur building a frama Meeting I'aute in Brll
tow a w ip, Llanrncltl aoanty, I'a,
DAVID MrCllACKK.
"fmnla;!! Bowtr, CUaraald eonntjr, Pa.
5herilT's Sale.
liT ,.r1" ' . "' U Lnarim ratio; la
A r xm ot me lo.n ef t'.mm.a piaaa of
UI.Mt.14 .oanle, aa4 la ma 4ireeteil, tk.re
will be einoae. to PlllLIC 8AL,t tba Cenrl
now. in me noro.an oi I'learleld, an Tkandar
the 14 dee of Febrnarj, 1S71, at I a'oloek. a m '
tba following Baal Eitate, t. wit ; r' "
The followia. deaeribe4 real eel ate ts 11",,
ClearfiolJ eounle t A eertain lot of a ronnd bow-'
ed on eaet by lot No. S, aonth by Ilaneoek atreet,
went hj Hrlabin atrert, and nortb by Bearer alley,
and known in plot of aaid town ai lot No. S, witb
a two-alory nfaok bouae, 40x1, kilehen HilS
feet, creeled tbereon. Helted, taken In .aeration
and to be eold al (be pmperty of laabella and
llarid Perting.
- SMlidJert will take notice Ibal 1J per
eent. ef the pnrebnae Konay nail be paid when
tbe prnoerty la knoeked down, or It will be put
np again for ..la. JLBTIN 1. P1K,
8aairr's Orrirs, I Sbtrit.
Cl.ara.id, Pa., Jan. it, IST1
IHTn ATSI. Came Impelling on the pram!
J aee of the nbaerib.ra, in llorre townihin. oi
tbe lat of tleeember iaat, three hboala, all white, '
appored to he about a year old. The owner will
eome forwenl, prove property, pay ohargea, and
take them away, or they will he di.poei of a
aording to law.' TII"X AH M KAHK.
jnnl:.1l JAMKSMk'ASK.
rjMt am. w iiom IT m i o( i:ni
I I hereby giro notion that my wife, KI.1ZA
H r. Til SMll.KS. barlna- trft my bed and board.
without Juat can a. or prorneation, I will pay nn!
neon oi nor eonirneiing.
Jaall Jl Jc.Hl' SMILES,
1I.KtTltlN-A meeting of tbe StoekbeUlera
J J of the ClearSeld and farwenerille Turnpike
Had Company will be held at tb. offlee of Jamoa
Wrigley, in tbe rtorongh of Cieeirfleld, ea Thorn
day, January tt, IMl.nt IS o'eloek, a. m for tbe
pnrpnaa of eleeting a board of mnnagera for tbe
enauing year, lir ord-r of the I'rr.ident.
II. I. KKKll, Seerelary.
ClearSeld, Jannnry II, IS7I IU
AttMl WIMTR ATtlR'S NOTICR-Nolioa
it hereby given thai lellera of administration
en tbe nut. kf Jtl8P.I'll IHXIVKR, d retired,
laU of Pawn town.bip, ClearSeld eonnty. Pa.,
haeing been duly granted to the nnderiigued, all
pereoni fnd.bled to laid eitate will pleaie make
paymrnt, and Iboi. having elaimt or dmandi
will preeenl Ui.m properly authentteated for art-
llenient. iiiiijhas A. HtMiVKK,
. Penn tp. Dee. T tlpd. Adminlilrator,
Yrndnc In Dof.Rs Township.
rpi.KRK will he ripon. to P.Mie Sale, en the
I per.mir.ior the late Silai Turner, In
luwviblrt, t'learfleld eonnty, I'a., on
' SATL'RIIAV. JANUARY Slay. Ir.
Tbe following deierttod Parannn Pronerly i
Two hnraee, i eowi, two year old Iteer, iprinr
,iirearel. I hog, oati by the buihel, burkwhoal, rye.
eora in ear. about I toni of hay. I ael of old bar
neia, forka, rakea, I beef, eutttng Imi, two-hnrae
wagon, two borM llrd, grinditnne, pair ipreada,
1 Hove, pair of he.l.teadi, Ae.
W-Hale to eommeneo at IS o'elork, a. m., of
aid dae, when tha terme will b. made known.
I.I CY TI'RNRR,
R. C. FAt T,
Jan. 4 .1L Adm'ra nf Silm Turner, dee'd.
CTATP.IvlKST OF THE FIN AVCES or ynr
O ClearSeld County AgrienltumJ Koeiety for tbe
year A. n. lTOi
Ji'uv f. WriTll, Rio,., Treeiurer. In aeeonat
witu raid noriely,
neuron.
To amo.nl roe'd from Trea.nrer llilli... find SJ
To amount ree'd from gmnnd rent Ml 00
To nmonnt ree'd frm tifhH ofllee, Ae 1,031 S4
To amount ree'd from Co, Comm're 100 00
Total. ... I,J: 1
cnnnimn.
Pi halanee rent due for I (... 3I OS
II T tain. Sf and IA70.. 4 it
Py printing S .15
Hr merebanti' aeronnta SS 1
Ity employrwaat Pair..... I8 ?
Py premium! paid 20
By amount paid R. Shaw. Jr.,
on uw ground, lei pnvment, SOS s
By balanee in Trwna'l baodl.... I! OS
Tolal
SI. MS 11, Sid 5
ORAIIAM, Seeretary.
A. W.
1871. Spoflal Aolirc. 1871.
Dns. llll.l.S k FIIAW deoir. t. nnneunee In
their patient! that having lueeeeded la get
ting a material redartion In the Patent Lieenae
for thii year, will pat np ArtlSeieJ Teeth en Rub.
bay Raea, at a much lower pnee than we eould
heretofore. ClenrSeld, Jn. 4:Jt.
IM'llfl WAKTKIWI.aa L. Belirn.tr In
.ill pay the very h'g beet . a. n rnit.forall!
,.. ...... a i,
ou. , '"" r'"",-7:
I i Ws li 1 A n nw I IIP 11 1 1 II I w I mil
.u ,
1
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ft. a
Hi
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til
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Sr
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1!?2l)
AT'f 1
MLS. CIS
".745
t.250
S,470l
1.6711
1,340
2l),475
170
73
40
43
It
47
25
42
80
6
60
62
21
42
46
14
1.1
6.1
10
62
31
40
61
42
33
65
42
17
17
36
1,27.1 10,
1,60 tol
201 21
S43 48
011 451
1,102 17
1.677 15;
. 1.068 82
1116 70:
1,654 6
730 15
1,166 -ID
600 18
2,463 06;
1,580 72:
111
15!
20i
tlj
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2!
65;
26,
:
7i
13
t
4:
Hi
I Si
1360
736
186
400
50
100
1,435
SK0
70
3,380
1 ,200
204
200
475
200
205
" 100
275
SI0
!74
1,172
206
785
70S
250
705
S.10
641
6,506
11,174
6,416!
23,725
0.4501
25,7441
2.S74
8,604
11,803
2.0HO
6,416
7,000
1.207
7,465
4,125
11.060
645 0
260 30
1,882 81
660 44
1,031 65
008 57
1,100 21
2.11 21
1,663 0.1
II
64
2,070
I4.6U0I
2.0241
12.44..
6.0.15
4,7801
3.610
16,084!
46
2(S 61!!
1,72.1 201;
14
S57 4k:
1,16.1 on!
81-8 0r
1,651 SV
10.807 61
10
111
12,
1271.4111 45S
466 18.562
-" ........
MIIS. J. E WATSON'S
FANCY STORE
a
FASHIONABLE
MILLDiTBT ESTABLISHMENT.
Pl'LL LIX OF JEWELRY, BEAlTI-j
fal and now, a4 I
llm. WATBON'B.
F
RESCII-WORKtD A LACK COLLARS, at
Una. WATSOXS. I
LK VELVETS AND TRIMMINGS, nt
Mae. WATSONS.
i
1EAl'TiriL Pl'LL LINE OF WOOLES
Oeode, al
tlai. WATSON'S.
G
ERMAN'TOWN TARN, IN BRIGHT AND
elegant eolore, al
- Mae. WATSONS.
JJOSIERT,
GLOVES, SILK LACEJ, RIB-
bona, Ae., at
Mai. WATSON'S.
NEW AND FASHIONABLE LINE OP
11 air Ooede, at
Mm. WATPOVR.
A
10ILET SOAPS, PERFVMRRY, At., nt
Mm. WATSON'S.
J AlilES', MISSES' k CHILDREN'S FIRS,
... At M... WATSON-g.
"I'TIFIL ALL WOOL SHAWLS, at
Mm. WATSON'S.
L
ADIES' LATEST XVLR CLOTU COATS,
Al h..
WATSONS.
rpilKSK Honda, and many.tlier kindi .,),.
ionabla tiooda, witk an entire new and ba
tifol aaaurlmeat af BoaneU, Uttl, Pracch Plov
er, Ae., will be lold at ii per eent. leea than an
plaea in tbe eonnty, at
ill. !:. M.
lEWISO MACIIIJK.
I am agent for the juilly eelebrnled Amerlean
Button-bol. Ovor-aeaming Sewing Maebme, tbe
greateit wonder nf the age. It ii light running,
limpla, dnrnble, doee not eaiily gel out of order,
and dooi more kindi of work thai any ether ma-
ebinemade. Prie. of Combination Machine, witb
eover, S7. nam Maehine, wilhent bntton-kole
attachment, with eorer, &.
Mna. T. R. WATSON.
Cloarteld, Nor. H, Hit tmyl.71
new.
(Ba iLEl A DUt, Idltor.
thcloUarVccktij ua.
lM4tl for Umm Sank.
iMtawitnt Partnt-tt. MfHwitet, Mm.Kat, Prt
Im'Mtl MtK, Wuilrt-t.Ttatikrr., u. til Mi-
Mr r RM4MI Tm.t, Ut WIt, tnt m
Dt.suhttr.at j) Iar.
OltLT OXI DOLl.ia A VtAtt t
one nr(DBtDcoricH fob -.-.
Or in tti.1 ( Omii Ctpf. I. tfcMrt U
A Oat u tTrr ve.
MIt-WKlKLY 111. tdl A TBA B
f lb mm tlat. 1 cnpnl CurKUr
m KIlKLT, b-il it wrtmtn vrftj t
.VMotM rwliwr. nt fsrnMWg mwt
oiHntefmltMi-rltfe caMrr trthm. bacaat
It conn tir mk Iimm l f omr tratr.
TUB DAILY SI M, 3 A VSAB.
A prtrf-ri'iwitiv rt.liTi' Bripr vim ttt
Ursrt' cr,'q.atin iu ;) r.(l fr--r. Inilm
rtunt. m itiv in pr it.c. a I ih ntw
vti rvrrir frr I. ftfn eDj , hf HitL
ova 4 uoaifc. or 0 ft ;ur.
TERM3 TO CLUBS.
TUB nOLI.AB wsfklt r.
tr opm. om MMratt.r ftrilrf-M.
U tlUfttO) toUttUt rl1).
T'? ) fur. tnrs.idiT ful(t4
(IlwU UvrSVpr l UJ (rttr Hp Of rlht.
riflOCB I)
!ftr rtVl- f r, IftOfMt -4ltrwM (( tM
Bwu -HkifWMjfr t . -fttr an ofrlb',
Tblrirhro Ifsliara.
TlftT PP'. Tm'. fftHttttrl' '1(1't-T1 (1s
l-it nWml nNki(ff)''4tili tsiii r n,. n i nn..,
Talrcrt. Ovliara.
Vn tiafMfrivl r- rt-v, t: irwft
mt Umj liftlif tor n rAU tn thfrtir -.vf
I Mir IiAllara.
n .anrlrMl ", nnm r. -MiTtrtr t4
4rf'l i-.l UiabftUir loraw rmr m vniitr
apofriBajj, lxir lllara,
TUB ItKMr.MIKKLY BUX.
rut eile, f4jw. Mrtrlt i .
A.trkii OsBllar.
IntwM wra tr tfpara(i- amtt-, aM
mm ctircpy 'camr tap .r l ,i t,
Hlmicca Dallara.
KIMD VOL' It MOXEY
toFml tmr) fMr p ;, r 4rrV - C
Tork. ilisrtfn r atBnlrni U n . trtsj rwiMM
la MUara MtdtJuini Mntijf. Aidtm
I. W. Htnttnrt. Polxkbrr.
Sea oaoa. haw Tort Ore.
A'
DMIM'TStATUR1 rVOTICIiU-Kotlea
ll hereby given that toiler of adminivtralioa
.a the eaute of KII.A3 TlKNh'H, droewed,
lute ef Boggi lownihip, Cleartold eonnty, pa.,
having been doly gmnled to the wnderrigned, nil
r""1"" in'i pn r.iaie wm ptenee mane
r.yen and thm hai ng elaimi or demnndi
till rtrwaraal (lieaza t WIMr ( n( hamllo.t.4 f... mm.
I " , t
I''CV Tl UN TR, j
r-- ii. ij -o4
Adviirfi'it.
ifin liicpvvnn at lhi irisrwflhP
ill imiiiiii n.
WATf'IIKd.
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ml
mm
IJ " i bi !
S
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1
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1
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2.3
S-l'T! ! 75,
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mi' - " 2
s- rs
rS:S. : e-5 i
OLtCTS' MUtU.
DOL'l S CI1
3 Ml)
to.!
1 1,000
, 00
70 24
IS 64
10 16
04 SO
106 04
66 28
40 04
J 40
170 SO
42 10
40 7
41 .10
IS 84
28 41
IS 13
21 .10
70 II
86 62
70 77
11 20
III 28
14 61
61 41
25 61
47 41
43 62
22 0
24 68
12 27
MO
!!
1,100
I
1 60!
I 6(1
74;
46 06
10 00
4 00
76
I 00
11.660
1.000
7,200
I 24 I.
1 to,:.
6 0C :
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10,500
1,600
V,160'
1 601
2 26 I
10 00 I
30 S
2 74 I
4 CO.
1 00
2.400
s,:oo
I o,i
140 OOl 36.6I0 I 10,70S I l.60 01
ftMTEI II TIAFFSKU)
KAMt'EL II. HIMlMAN, Uomniieilonrra.
IlAVID DICK,
Wisrrllanrouj.
BOOK S
WHICH IIATI ALWATI
O I V K N
IATISFACT ON DERErOFORE, WILL BE
DISPOSED OF IN STCn
a y a y
AS TO PLEASE O B FRIEND! AND CIS
TOMERS.
JUST RECEIVED!
THE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF nOLIDAT
GOODS SUC1I AS
BOOKS
AND OTHER '
STATIONERY ARTICLES,
EVER OFFERED TO THE CITIXENS
OF THIS PLACE!
K0W OS EXHIBITION AND FOR BALE AT
prBLlSHERS' k MANUFACTURERS'
PRICES, AT TBI
POSTOFFICE." -
Cleart.ld, b , , , , 1J
ANNOUNCEMENT
EXTRAORDINARY !
I WOULD rttaetriillt U tha ..
itat f CLlABfirirD aa4 vlflaltj I
111 apta,
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22d,
Is Ike sew room, (nt d-er bilow the Maailoa
Il.aie, Sxaad Street, witk an entire
t itork ef
W ATC11 ES, CLOCKS JEW EL RY,
Of Ik Uteel itylei and kail Iniik,
SlI.M.d milk eare. aa I bape poall think
witk ge Uate. I will knee nn aiiartmial
from nil ike lat.it neeelllea la Jewelry, laltn
klt for tk Holidays.
Thankful for year a it liberal patronage, t
kope. by itrlot atteatloa In rn.laew, te arlt
s aentiaaeaee ef the uai.
All kindi ef repairing la i
attended le.
ly Has promptly
-Bilr Jewelry mode le order.
8. I. 8KTDRR.
reeber II, l7S.
NEW DllUG STOKE '
VM. B. ALEXWDER. M. D..
DruRglal aad Apothecary,
CUR WENS VI LLE, r A.,
Keep! eonitnntly on hand a large eirnrUneat of
d it r
s ,
Palenl Medlelnei. Painll nnd Oila, Varniihra,
lire StalTl, Ae. Hi! .took of Drug! li pnre and
frub, nnd euMomeri ran rel) upon getting the
bell of everything la kn line, llii nock of
r E K F V M E R Y ,
Toilet Artiolee, Hair Toaioe, Coamellei, Brn.bea.
Toilet rSoapi, Couihe, Pooket Books Pena, lake.
Penelli and Paper, nnd a general exenrtioenl of
thii cl.a af good!, are all of the beet qo.llly.
PURE WIXES LIQUORS,
For Me. Heal purpoeee only,
lllnee, ratty, Lubrleatlng Oila, Ae, la nail the
waata af the reeamanlty.
Ilia eltenalve aad well peleeled atnek of Tlrnga
and Medicine, enable! kirn to III Phraieinni'
preeeHptioaa nn ihert aotioe aad on the moat
renoonablt terra a.
Pnu.ken and Cbewerl will Snd bl.
l . i-nf.iog looaeoo, I igari a PooB,
to oonmt ol ike very beat brand, in the market.
a inire or public patmnure ia enlielted.
Oot. II Im. W. B. AI.KXANDKR.
XOTII'Str-nlie. I. k.l.. .1
i. Furnitnrein the Sunqnehannn Uoneo, nt Cur- 1
mm:il. k.. k. - ...
-w- urer, iih i-i-oh rnrpnwa DT and
ltt,ahd to tli Bloon., lb- rrt9t rTVrirt,
hat bttn :
ni nrtrtrtdr ni nil '
n i u k rr i.l.
I'll I 1 .1 P ? '
5
MI38 It. S. SWAK?"
JV4UVVM A. J k Vj i n
C1.KAItnRI.ii, A.
4 if irivtlh 4rnti .
A Primary drpariairnl will b ut,tmj
pltnt inttraetor bava oen trrf-)
a.T..H .in k. .v .
I till tjM,-.
TEHM8 OP Tt'ITIdJf.
Rwllnf, Or.hoKrah7,Writii.(,ol,jtet L.
nmt, I'riinarr Antliinctie himu.
Gnnyhy ' .
Hiitory, Local and duncrifttira U-r.Ll,j
with Map Drtwirn, lirauaiar, k.biaj
and Writirn ArUtitut lic .
Algebra and tlia 8ciencci
InairaatloD ia IntlmaiaDtal nailc.... " i.
Oil f-latlrf, U I modi
Wai work :
tor full part ten lart aand for Circular
CkarAald, HfpU I, lB70-tpd.
CLEARFIELD ACADEM
W St I II mm.-.
nev. r. l. narriton, a.'M., Principj'
riilE sscoan tsinon nf tba nrau.i -v.,
X. yr ' lw loititnlion. will nana
MoNbA Y, the Jlit day of Ke.embrr, !;
Pupile eaa enler at any time. Th.y
enargea wnn luinvn From tbe time Ihey taur
ine eloie of tbe Kenton. '
neowwrieui ui.irneiion emoraen evtry tlj
Maoluded in a thoroneh. hretil ..J .
edeuuewtion tor tolbeeaei.
Tbe Principal, baring had tha aiiveuliri
oauen oaporienoe in nil prolemon, Al.arri'pim
and guardian! tbat hil entire nbililr and ......
will tie deroted to tbo moral and mental triu,,
01 toe youin lilaeeo under ltd rharge.
ri.nu up Tii no.
OrthormDliT. Rcadine. Hoiib. ... n..
Artlktnalir bm HMia. f 1 1 L . .
Orniwar, Ueugrapby, Arilbmriia and
Iliitory ,... ft,
Aigeum, ueometry, l rigonomelry. Men.
lurntion. Surveying. Philwophy, I'hvii.
ology, C'beniiitry, book korptng, Botany
and Phv.iml CHimnh tt.
Latin, tireek and Preneh, with any nf tbi
above Ifrenebei ....-... ......l H
Ml'KIC Piano(..0leaaoni)
T-No dednetion will be made feraliHam,
. fimY'for further particular! inquire of
Key. P. L. 1UUK1.W.N, A. 11.,
Peb. I, IS70.tr. Pria.ij.il.
.lisrfllanronj.
H. BRIDGE.
MrPTUAMT TJTTnn
uiuiinii i InlJaVJn
(Stere one door enal ef ClearSeld luaj
Market Mrecf. CUarmcM, !.
T r (EPS ea hand full aiiorlminti ef Oeii,
IV Fnrniihing Ueodi. lore ai kbln. l,.
and Woolee Lad.ribiru, lliaw.ra and (nki
Kerk-liei, Pocket Headkorekiefi, Qlovi., n,
Vmnrellae, Ae., In (real vartily. Of p,,
uoooi ai geepi iu
Best Cloths of all "Shades and Colors."
Sack ai Blaek Donkla ef Ike very keil mikc
Paary Canimtre, la front variety , aire, Prnrk
Coetiag. Bearer, Pilot, Chinchilla, and Prim
oyireoatlng. All ef which will he lold iki.pl.,
Caah, and made ap aeeordlag te ike lateit nylei
by eiperieaeed workmen.
Aim, Ageal for Clearl.ld eonnty for I, R.
Singer k Ce'i. eelebrnled Sewing ktarkiaci.
nor. I, isea u, H. BIllllUI.
FARM FOR SALE!
SITCATB IX BIKX8IUB T0WKBI1IP.
rpiin lolilcriber hereby glrel aotioe that hi
X offer, hil rateable farm for eale, eoataiaiir
a aeree, ef which are improved nnd ndr
fenee, nnd n mnjer portion of tbe mme beint
elorir and in a high mil of cultivation. Tk.
improvementa eonaiat of a two lory olaak fraw.
dwelling, main building IKiSS, kitehea and wait
bouae I2iS, nil well Sniihed, and a lot ban.
20it0, witb all Ihe ether nat-bnildingi, loritU
witb a thriving orchard, hariac I.1S untie Ire.
nil grafted fruit, tt pear tnei, aad ever M cherry,
pium in pencn ireee, all nen ring. 1 &u farm u
lltuate in Burnnde townihin, ia liehl ef noitofte.
grin mill, ebnrcbei and arbool borne, adjoin
land! of lt.ruee Patrhln, Wm. Andereoe'k eel it.
nnd eth.n. Tboec deairiog nny further interna
tina can call on tbe premier, or nd'lreu the nnder
iigued nt Burniide P. O., ClearSeld rnuntv. Pa.
JOhKI'll L. KPf.
STOVES ! STOVES! STOVES!
FRED. SACKETT,
At hia Stove and Tinwar Kitabllihmeat. .
Market atreet, aearly oppoiile the Jail, ail lr
Sneet and cheaper! aaeortmeat nf Cook aad Parlor
Steven ever brought to town. Among etkert h
kal the Juitly eelebrnled
"TIMM" COOkSTOVE,
Which li one of Ike keel aa well ai mEAPEIT
Stovet now made. All pereoai in wnnt f ut.
thing of the kind are reeoeetlullv iariled to nil
and nee for themietree.
flf A l.rr. aieortmrat of TINWARE. Ac. ea
hand. Jobbing dune te ordrr.
FKED. SACKETT.
Clearfield. October IS, ItfS.
Luthmburg Marble Yard !
WHS laberriber reapeetfally anaoaaen te Ikil
X eommaaity bed tbe public generally that ae
ll new eitrnlivrly engaged in the maaararlare ef
Moaemcati, Head aad toot Slnaei. flaad. Tifcl.
aad Barrnn Topi, ate. No higher iribati eaa be
paid to a deeeeeed relative or friend tbnn tbe em
lioa af nn enduring alab a a witnrai te anbera
generation! where they have laid hire er her.
I have engaged Mr. Jibe W. (iaheraa al my
agent to Mil. and le whom workmaaibip led oh, II
any caa bear witneai. Order, eoltclted II 4
promptly tiled. Work delivered wherevrrdriirri.
R. H. WOunt.
Luthcnhurg, So ember 10, !;.
rnu New Meat Market.
1 1,,kindarilgned have opened a Ment Market
l -Mim formerly eeeupicj by Alctibdir
Irvin. ea Ma.v,, ,lrMti ClenrSeld, Pa . adjoining
- mien la keep a innpiy et
All w.diaf Stent. .
Vrmv. and Vej;etablri.
And at "enir. .PIt nUtm . f. wi
be epea regularly T,d.y. Thurrtn, i g.t.
urday. aad meal deliVw.4 at anv point. A --.
ef public patronage ii rerf.ii, iM.
v. ii. BROWS'.
E. rr PHOWK.
JmVr-Aiao Cenlinwe to denl ia an kihdi if
improved Agricultural Implements.
ClenrSeld. Angult SI, iKTO-tf.
A Notorious Fact I
CIVIKKK rt mjor tty)m troublrd mUh Litif
X ia thii Ipwb thnm any tbr pic-f
in aiaa ia tba 8tat. Oa of Iba jrraat netft (
(bit ia, tha aw of aa in port art irk of Coal, larplT
ainrd witb tulpbur. Kor, wb not aroid all
this, aad prraorra Tour livrf, hr inft alf
llHnphre tlrhratr4 t oal. frr torn all
imparitirt. Order toft al tha ttorc of Riabard
Moop and Jtmtt II. tint, a a A iHottf mil roMira
pro Dipt attratioa.
All RAH AM liriirURBT.
CUarflfld, Xovmbor 30, 170 tf.
DAVID REAMS,
SCltlVSKER k SL'RVKYOK,
1 nlhereburg;, Pa
fpill rubeeriberogen hil aervirei to tbe pub t
X 'a the eapaoity of Seiivenor and Purveyor.
All nulla f,.r lurveying promptly nttended to, aad
tbe making of draft!, derdi aad other legal initm
menu nf writing, etemtrd without dtlnr. and
warranted tn he correct er ne charge. el. TO
ORGANS" &T PIANOS.
E.STVS AND MASON A- HAMLIS'8.
roa im st
S. j.
HAYES, CarweniTtlln, Pa.
. r. mvia . nm
IRVIN & KEEBS,
Pneoeaiore te 11. D. Swnope,
Law ad Coi.ixctio.v Orrift,
aJS'T CLKARFILLD, PA.
J. A. BLATTENBERGER,
Claim and Collection Ofllce,
OSCEOLA, ClearSeld Co., Pa.
rnp-ConrTaneing and nil teg.1 paper deawa
wllb aocumey and di.pnleh. UtafU oa and pa
.km ttehaae I. ma (rua U( iMiiol I. K.Nie.
tnrrmj oeitts e
IOR BAI.I-V The lahenriher ofTen the konaa
and lot ia wbieh ihe rreidce ia the Borough
ol Clearerld, for aale. It It lilnated oa Market
I itreet. ia aa eligible hoeetioa foe either a privily
j .... l ,. '
lot nnd worthy the atteniten of tboee wanting le
..
iiiToat ia Iowa rtrrtr, mm 4 ono aqnara ttfm I ha
ar. unax t m rriro, ivqutr on tha rrvantwa.
mum. rutyvt h ai. w
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