GEORGE B. GOODLANDEIl,
i
BITua AKD PROPRIETOR.
CLEARFIELD, Ta.
WEDNESDAY MOBNISO, MAT 10, 1871.
Itemotmllt Stale Contention.
jlrK)l'i"TK DOC4TIC
Btatr Coittr or Priivi.iia,
! ran.ADELl'nu, April J, IS7I. )
Tba ailegataa choien to tlia Democratic State
C0BTltl0 Will !!Dll)! III tl chinbr of ttlt
Hooaa of RnrrmlRlivn, at llarrl.tmrg, on Weil.
TtadiiT, Mnjr S4, 171, for the mrpofC of nnmin-
ailnr can-liJate. for AoJitor Ocneral and Survey
or-Ocaeral, anil for the eonfideration of matter.
fa-latlng to tha organisation of tbe part and the
dranoanunt of iti principle. Tuo Lonvtnllnn
111 ba aalled la order at 10 o'clock a. la. 11;
rtla af tba Stata Committee.
W. JltTTrilt.FR,
May t at C"'""
The &tH!tr tfuttlloH.
A tlio apportion nient ia now sctlled
and thin, the XVIIIth dii.trict, will bo
palled imon to elect a Senator tliin
fall, wo may as well begin to Agitato
that queHion. During the winter wo
received number of "marked" now.
pn port containing articles recommend
ing our ditinguisbed citizen, lion.
Win. A. Wallace, for Governor. As
w connidered tbo advoency of the
claim of any eandidulo for that pom
tion premature, wo paHcd all eucli
"puffs" in i!enc. Beside", wo have
never "intcrviowod" Mr. Wallace on
that question, and therefore cannot
tell how he feels on the subject.
Probnbly when the proper timo ar
rive we may bo able to Answer our
cotoruporaric ia no unmistakable
tor ins.
For the present thero is something
else to be disposed of, which to our
section of the Stato is of far more tm
portanc than the gubernatorial qucs
tion. We alludo to llio election of a
Senator this full. Upon this subject
We have been "interviewed" by friends
Inside and outsido of our district, as
to whether Senator Wallace would be
a candidate for re election. What his
fueling are upon this point wo are
unablo to tell, but wo can sny this
much, the pcoplo of the district will
act very unwisely if they do not send
hiin back to ITarriiiburi'. Wo alo
know that he was very near resigning
two years ago, seeing that hi private
business was suflorini: whilo ho was
Attending to public business, which
did not yield him ono dollar for ten
willed lie could have enrnoJ l y ml
licrini to hi practice at the bar, and
only through the persuasion of fnctid
did he change his views on this point,
We claim that not only the Democracy
oflliis district butthuACof llieSlate tire
in need of his experience and services in
tho future, and we do not hesititto to
Ay thai there is not anothor Individ
ual in this district so well quali
fied to discharge the duties of State
Sonator as Mr. Wallace, lie possess
es the experienco, talent and energy,
and as a lawyer bns no superior in lliut
body, lie is as familiar with parlia
mentary la w and rules a with Tut don's
Digest, and in his present position
wields more influence thnn that of any
three Senators combined. In the
Senate at llarrisburg, as in his oflicc
when at homo, he is constanl'y en
gaged and at work : hence his success
and influence with bis brother mem
bers. This influence is amply illus.
tratcd by tho rcscuo of tho Democratic
counties of Cnmbria and Clinton,
(which are now embraced in this
Senatorial district,) from tho black
and uncongenial nllianco to which
ll.idicalism had consigned them In the
pant; while Clarion, in his old din
trict, surrounded by Republican coun
ties, is nevertheless preserved Demo
cratic in its Senatorial and Representa
tive capacity .andourown county made
a separalo district.Whethcr our friends
in the counties indicated see. things in
this light we cannot toll, hut lo our
mind they will prove rather unyrato
ful if they fail to reciprocate, the
advantages gained by them. That
Mr. Wallace owes tho Stale nothing
is clear, and that tho party can
Illy afford to dispenso with his
advice and oxporionco nt this time
is equally certain, llenco tho Dem
ocrats of this county respectfully ak
their parly friends in tho other coun
ties of this Senatorial district to con
cedo to him tho nomination for Stale
Senator this full, and name a day and
place for the meeting of tho Senatori
al Conference. Our county will be
ready any timo after the 20th of Juno.
If, after Mr. Wallace is re elected to
the Senuto, and our party friends do
sire or see fit to m.iko him Governor
or United States Senator, or both, we
hall interpose no objection whatever
Bui wu do object to his displacement
in tho Senate at this time, when
Tirythiiiir fits so clone in that body.
Whican till his place f is the pructi
Cal way ufa-king tho question. lVr
hiips tn,o one can answer; if so, let
hiin f penk.
A 8YMr.iTiir.TiC Stm.iiiK. Two
weeks ago too wife of T. II Rodger,
residing at Lowell, Mass., died, and in
tho due eourso of timo was buried.
On Saturday last tho body ol tho hus
band ws found lying acrosi tho grave
nd an empty laudanum bottle by bin
kids.
Tnunirt'L. The New York Sun
say that Western flunkeyism exhibit
ed lo decided advantage, during the
tim Grant, Morion k Co. wero on
their exhibition in Indiana and other
Weturn State.
f.rUlrnltU Kll.
Two weeks ago wo fired a squib nl
humbugs, circuses, etc., intended en
tirely for thrco of our editorial
brethren east of tho mountains,
wlioio iournals wero before us. and
with whom wo aro very intimate, and
would like to soe them turn Irom
their evil ways. It is truo, ono of
them is Secretary of n Young Men's
Christian Association, another has
been Superintendent of a Sunday
School for ten years, while the other
has been a class loader for nearly tho
sntno length of timo; all engaged by
word, prcccpl and example in teach
ing tho old and young and preparing
them for that ''hotter laud" in theso
several capacities, ucaiuvs in"8
newspapers, in all of which appeared
tho grandest "puffs" for u circus and
other notorious humbugs, wo ever
read. Xow, what pnexlus us is this :
How can an editor on Sunday teach,
instruct nnd warn a class of Sunday
School scholars to floo from all evil,
and Iheu on Monday morning sit
down nnd writo a "pull"' a foot long
inviting them to attend a circus T Wo
may bo a littlo ''thin skinned" upon
this point, but wo really favor consia
tonty rather than bypocracy, in every
phrar.eof lifo. It is ovident from the
tono of last week's Journal that the
shoes niado fur tho editors of tho ex
changes in question wero put on by
tho editor of thut paper, and ho got
his Iocs pinchod. That was exactly
light. Ho hud no business lo poke
either his toes or no-io into other pro
Die's buniness. Wo will be obliged to
our neighbor of the Journal if ho will
not "holler" in tho futuro when wo
aro addressing our cotomporarics in
tho eastern part of tho Stato. By his
bellowing ho attracts iho attention of
our neighbors nnd draws our fire on
himsttlf, when it was intended for
another far away Wo wero not aware
that he was L'oing to do tho same
thing when we penned our former ui ti
clo never drcumed of such a thing-
yot, by his own conlcssion, ho is
equally guilty with thoso for whom
our moral instruction was intended.
Wo adviso somebody clso to invest in
a few cukes of soap when tho man
conies around ngain.
Toon South Carolina. Tho socinl
and political affairs of France, under
Red Kepublican rule, demand the
sympathy of Iho whole human raco.
Her proud and happy days in the
past afford her no comfort now. But
us Americans wo havo a similar "wolf
at tho door." "Chaiily begins nl
homo." South Carolina, equally pros
porous and happy a few years ago has
fallen a prey lo Hack Republicans,
which are even more fatal, socially,
than tho Red. Her pcoplo nro cn
titled to our sympathy for various
reasons. Tho Now York -'renin.
font, after showing how South Caro
lina has been robbed to bankruptcy
by on ignorant mob of negroes led by
northern scoundrels, suggests that il
federal interference with tho domestic
concerns of States could possible be
justified, it would be in such a condi
tion of nffairs as that which South
Carolina presents. But unfortunately,
adds tho rust, tho interference now
proposed is to bo on tho sido of the
thieves and scoundrels in this cuo.
"Tho federal govornmont is to bo used,
nndcr the Ku Klux bill, not lo ro
deem South Carolina from its robbers,
hut to fasten upon the lax -payors the
rule of tho scamps who are plunder
ing it. The federal oivr will appear
in the Southern lit at ex, under this Ku
Klnx bill, as the ally nf thievs, the
protector of swindlers, the ijuardian af
their plunder."
Kxecutivk Committer. Tho Black
Republican Congressmen before leav
ing Washington appointed tho follow.
ing gentlemen a resident committee
to attend to business during the recess
consisting of Senator Harlan, Hon,
James II. riatt, Jr., Governor II. D.
Cooke, Frederick Douglas, and J. M.
Edmund. Harlan is a retired Moth
odist preacher, who failed as such but
has become immensely rich in the
Senate; Conko is President of the
Young Men's Christian Association,
(a branch of li e Radical parly,) and
Douglass is tho smart Maryland negro
about w hom wo hare heard so much.
Cooko made a million of dollars out of
iho "greenback" business nnd punish
ed tho "rebels" wonderfully during
tho rebellion. Thus tho moral and
colored elements prcdomiiialo won
derfully in that Committee, and yet
tho party steals, robs and plunders
spontaneously.
Isnr:n. Gen. Grant has issued his
Ku-Klux proclamation, a review of
which wo publish elsewhere, taken
from tho llarrisburg Patriot. It
would havo been belter for him had
ho been at Ford's Thcalro or at Long
Branch at the timo ho penned (hat
Imperial proiiunciinento. Radicals
may not sco il in that liglil now but
they will in tho future. A more
damnablo thrust has not been mado
at tho liberties or this country since
King George's loyal minions wero
driven from our shores.
Ski ti.i i) at I 'Ast Tho apportion
ment hill has til length become a law,
without the signature of tho Governor,
who kept it in his possession until the
Constitutional period of t n d ujs had
elapsed, (ion. White, nnd several
me nt bora of tho Lancaster and Alio
gheny delegations, labored hard with
tho Governor to veto tho bill, but it
seems they wero unsuccessful.
WoNDKRrii,. Mis. Gen. Grant on
Monday Inst, paid for a through ticket
Irom Washington to Springfield, Illi
nois, for a friend of L'lvs' who had
been garroted and robbed in the
slrevfs "T Washington tho night bo
fore. So say the Washington correspondents,
Jlore Than a Personal friend.
If half of what Republican newspa
per men eay about tho Grant family
is truo, tho President and his wife
should both be in the Penitentiary
instead of tho White Nou.-o.; Tliul
they wero both engaged in tho gold
gambling business, ig notorious ; bo-
cause, when they wero caugni ai u,
after having mado $2.",000 at ono heat,
and they nnd their confederates ex
posed, tho business commenced to
languish and now is entirely broken up.
This gold gambling business, how
ever, is not us inf-.mous us the buying
and selling of contraband goods during
tho wur. This charge is mado by tho
then Assistant Secretary of Wur and
now editor of tho Now York Sun,
Charles A. Dana, who, in his issue of
tho 3d, says : .' . !
"Tbo World report lliat wliile rroanwnt Oiant
wm in NL l.oill. taut wee, a ri'H.iuriam.' uumif,
uf lteputiliraiia wnili-.l u; 'hiii lo nk for the
removal of Chrlc W. Koi.l. Colli-i'lur of Inlorual
lii'it'liuo fur Iho hirst Dutrwl of Mirwiun. 1 ue
writer in llie W'oitJ aJ ! Ilmt l'ord ii "an ol.l
friend of (Iran', and wu appuinli'd on pun-ly
perianal gnnind, never liavtnjr lircn aetivj io
poluiu." Tbie il tcry true, bot It ia not Ibc
Hll'HO num.
Tlio fact in Hut nfur tho urren ler of Virki
lnr,j (Irn. limnt iriivc Fm-d pi;rniiMii,in to Cflab
lidi what o oallcd a trade tore In that place.
Tliia elore eiij"yod peculiar advantage lor wak
ing" money. No ordinary nirrehant wn allowed
lu aril Ouds lo purftona bt-y.md lllo line, all
ueb pi'inoiif litinic poinc!led to pun-liuee from
thu trudo atore r-xeliiMv ely. l-'onl oUo enjoyed
fi-eial privilege ill llie way of ellin out ctttloii.
t'lalilria in the nriRlilicirhocd of V lea-burg gave
hiin liaiidaooie tliuri-a In Ilia prarcMft of llielr
eifto.n. in reluru lOr being allowed lo ue Ihe l
uililiei which ho pur-roard lor gelling " "l and
taking it to market. For iiiataucc, one lot of MM)
bnlea war g'd lo Liverpool by way of Niw Orlenu
in November, Mi.'l, and aold for upwarda of ir'JOll,.
IIUU. Twenty por ceul. of aueh a autu would
amount to Sio.ODO : it waa emphatically "a god
Ihlnir." and it la but a amide of oilier L-ooJ
I In n. - uf the lamo aort.
l-.udowed wilh aueh prerogative, Ihia catab
liihuiciit of Kurd'a waa yery pnililalile ; and, aa
we havo lately aoorlaincd to our great aurpriee
and regret, Mr, tlranl icoa a aorrarr wi'a roril,
nail tanre'f ia fAraa pr.,ifa. Xtna fuel ahown that
Ihe l'reai.lcnl ia a ilnet Inti funrc than an ordinary
neraonal friend of Fopl. Ai there waa pnttner-
Mhip with the family in l"!tt, it ia nul impoMtble
that lucre may tic partuvrahip with the liuuily In
1ST!.
Tho editor of tho .Sun no doubt
knows whereof ho speaks. But wo
submit, wus there ever beforo such
extraordinary charges mado against
a President and his wife, and if truo
should they not bo exiled ? And y
those who commit tho criino nnd those
who mnko tho chnrgo would liko to
havo tho outsido world believe that
they nro "controlled by grand moral
ideas." What consumato swindlers
Ihey ore !
Hack miction Its Ihe Supreme
Vourl.
It is not often that wo can copy
anything profilahlo to our readers or
tho country from tho Now York Trib
une, but tho following possesses so
much coinnfon senso that wo aro com
polled to copy. That tho action of
the Court is an on I is go all fair minded
men must acknowledge, and to our
mind Judges Strong uud llntilley are
even greater demagogue than cither
lien Butler or "Maxy Morton. 1 ho
Tribune says:
"Soincthinif over n year niro Iho
SiMiremo Court decided that tho Lu.
ttul.Tetidur act waa not binding us to
contract niudo before its passngo in
132. Tho decision was mado by a
full Bench, alter thorough argument
mill mature deliberation, four of the
Associato Justiccsngreoiiig with Chief-
Justice Chase in tlio plain und appar
ently equitable declaration that oliii
gation ineuirod when gold und silver
wero tho legal-tender of tho country
could nol bo paid in a deteriorated
currency created and Irgalized stibso-
niient to tho conclusion of the con
tract. Tho logic of tho Bench and
tho common sense ol the people co
incided, nnd iho decision was al onco
accented as proper anil tinal, anil, nc
qiliesciog in il as a fixed principle,
pending claims were setlleil, and uusi.
lies, w hich had been ulleclcd by tho
question in disputo, was cqnally re
sumed.
"But tho samo Court, differently
constituted, having nine members at
present, instead ol eight a then, two
ot whom are new to tho lter.cli am.
fresh from long and successful udvoca
cy before tho tribunal upon which
they now sit, has just reversed the
former decision. wAt least, such re
versa I w ill he announced on Monday
next: tho decision is already so cor
tuinly known that tho division of the
Hench on Iho question is published
Tho Chief Jiisl.co und Ihreo of llie
surviving Judges who formeily united
wilh him still declare tlio ucl nol
binding as to obligations contracted
beforo it pnssngo. Tlio oilier three,
who in 1870 wuro of tho opinion thai
tho ncl was retro active, aro of the
samo mind now; nnd, re inforced by
Iho two new Justices, enforoo as the
law of tho laud that which fivo oilier
Judges declared only a year ago lo he
Illegal.
" Tho effect of this decision cannot
but be lo derango business. Power
ful corporations, wielding largo politi
cal ami moneyed inlliieiieo, are deeply
involved in tho question, and in al
most every instanco tbo present do-
t-iiiioii mvoi'ti llioir fntoi'oata na tigum!
thoso of individual contractors. The
decision, llicroloro, injures tbo poor
ninny, ana puts immense sums in tlio
poclii'lsol the rich ami lloiirisliing lew
corporations. This latter fact may
not impugn tlio justicool mo decision,
and would warrant, nnd perhaps ere
ate, no dissatisfaction, if tho legality
of tbo present decision wero uikiiios
tinned; but in viow of tho positivo
character of tho former action the lust
will not be heartily acquiesced in by
the popular voice. Kurlher than this,
ilis a decision which, however jusli
lied by tho technicalities of the law,
violates common tense. SUM further,
it will not ho forgotten that the first
decision was reached only alter long
disciiHsion und study, whereas the
present wa argued only on Tuesday
last, uml tho decision was arrived at
yeslerday. It is stated lli il thoopin.
ions ill not bo perfected until De
cember, the Judges resolving to pre-
irn re them lit leisure It would have
been wiser, wo think, to have reserved
judgment as well. All thiv iscerlaiiily
nol cnlc uhitcd to inspire Ponliilcnco in
Iho wisdom and justice of lh new
decision. Indeed, il is useless to con.
ceal Iho fact that public respect for
Iho highest tribunal in tho land w ill
bo lessened by iho reversal of tho or
iginal judgment. Not only will the
novo circumstances no quoted in
derogation nl the Court, but llie furth
er ono that tho two Judges (Bradley
und Strong) who wero instrumental
in reversing tlio action of tho Court,
lo tho great advantage of tho ureal
railway nnd moneyed corporations of
tho wholo country, wnro themselves
interested In railroad nt the timo of
their appointment."
The i'renhlrnf Proclamation.
The proclamation of President Grant
calling tho attetilioii of tho people to
Iho Ku-Klux bill, nnd declaring his
purpose to onforco its provision, may
well bo regarded a an extraordinary
document. Tho occasion for il up
poaraneo is equally extraordinary
Ho demands tho suppression of insur
rection and tho dispersion of mob in
a country throughout whoso whole
extent reigns profound peace. The
"extraordinary publio importance" of
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. . ... ., ?
indiiceuienl to issue this proclamation
But in tho course ol tho country s ins
tory, oilier lawsof equal moiiiont have
not needed tho cmphasisof a presiden
tial manifesto, attested by tho Secro
tary of Stato, to onforco the atlonlion
of the people. It required no procla
mation to prevent mo pcopio mini
forgetting this infamous enactment
P CT . ....... ...I I
unit tlio partisan necessities io which
its birth ih duo. As long ns Iho ro-
lublic shall exist the memory of the
aw will "never mil." But tlio proc
lamation is not issued for the informa
tion of the people since tin' President
doe not inako the slightest iilliision
to its provisions. His manifesto U
simply a menace. Tho President in
forms tho public that tho law is ap
plicahlo to nil part of tho United
States. This statement was also quite
unnecessary for tho instruction of the
people, for they nro nlreinly luliy con
versant with the humiliating anil pain
ful fact thul tb" hiw piven lom power,
to declaro martial lw mid sii-pend
tho writ of habeas corpus in every
State in tho Union.
In periods of insurrection and vio
hilice former presidents liavo deemed
il proper to wail until tin occasion
might arise before issuing their pro
clamation. Such was the case in tho
Whiskey Insurrection, and in the
timo of South Carolina nullification.
Theso presidents found the lnwlos
parties anil described tho localities
in which insurrection existed. But
Grit ill's proclamation is a vague irtoiiuce
against tlio entire people of tho coun
try. Il is an insolent ptrado of the
despotic power with which ho has
been clothed.
Tho President speaks of "tho ier
" sislent violations of Iho rights of
" citizens ot tho United States by law
" less and disatVected persons in cer-
" In in localities lately iho theatre of
" insurrection and military conflict."
This a blow nt thediaphiinousspectro
of tho Ku klux. Whero in tho south
exists Iho condition which tho Presi
dent attempt lo picture? In a pro
(Imitation, apparently designed 'to
warn the lawless and violent, nnd lo
compel tho dispersion of unlawful
combinations, if designed for any aso
ful purpose whatever, il would have
been well to duseribo the localities, so
ns lo mnko tho admonition military
and eff-ctivo. Tho phraso "certain
localities" is too vague nod deceptive
for an oflicial proclamation ngaiicl in
surrection. If the Ku klux were not
a more harmless myth than the bead
les horseman of the Valley of tho
Mohawk in tho experience ol Ichahod
Crane, ho would lind a local habita
tion and n name. This in its gener
ality ill apply l Viiginia ns well as
to Florid:!, lo Pennsylvania as well as
Nevada. 1 1 is a flourish of Iho im
perial hword over the beads of all the
people. What sort of a proi Inanition
against Insurrection is that which
speaks of "lawlessness anil (J isallV-cled
persons," nnd cannot describe them
or their whereabouts; und lalk ol
"certain localities" without fixing t hem
within tho bounds of n Stale?
If any distinct and definite mean
ini can bo truthered from tho decep
tive phraseology ol this proclamation,
it is lliat Grant Consider tllO whole
.i i , . . i :. ...... ,..
nouui IN a "ii ei in.,... i.-in . i.v
remarkable sonlonco quoted above
alimva lloiL "ci'l tain localities" nicull
i.i l ... i :.. . I... . .... ,.r ;.. .......... il. . n .,,i.l
iirav.ii.uim.i.,, ..,,
military coiillict, and tin lot Itnlek
nil the Males lately in rebellion, uml
some others beiile Thus nt one fell
Rvoip Iho tnilil'iry powrr Hiiutclto
up llie St fit or of llie South, ami titi'Kr
ti I'tiiiHli'iiciiori of ihe ah klux bill do
flaivs tliom in a !((- of itiHtim'uliMri.
No ntlior
pWlaniati.m in to surc'od
Hiin ono, lull wlii'lirvi'i tlio I'Xci'Hliro
limy iK-i iii il rxpt'ilii'iit. lie mtiv invoke
, 1. .. ...... .. ..1,1... I . v.- ,l..,.l I... u i il
of bulletin cr pui niiiiriiilv, nnd run.
ri'i t tliu SliiHn ul' I In' "niilli into tn i It
tiny aatiiipiin, iiiillifvinir lliclr oli'C
tinim uml milivi'ilin llicir civil i'iir.
t'l ntniMilK. I'nilur cuvit of tliis n'o-
( lllllKllillll llil II IIHUIIU' illllllTITliilll
iili'i'inly lo cxit, tliu wliuUi liiilo'un
wink of ri'i'iiiiKliiii'linii into bo iTt-oni.
hi niii.i.il w lii.iii.vne i.tirli o v I i'tMiti.M
, i ,i .i i .
inny ili'iiiiiiiil tlio ovpilliniw ol a Mate.
1 liiM'c in a llim voiH'Piin ol ilirn-f
nlioiit jiivtiO ami io(i will ivliiili ill-
I'OIH'l'Hl till" I I'll "11 1 f 11 1 llll l(IKO. Tllis
ii()rl.iiniil ion win hi'i vc unci! fur nil
until tlio rlimp of tlio noNt i-o i . -r ( ial
mniiui'ii, nml Iipiipvit tlio uliliti'Kt
jiri'lcxl may tilfiT tlio liallot -Iioxoh
will lio Rvizi'il, and martial law ili'i lar
oJ in every Statu wliii h may iiinnil'i'-l
a (lirapoHi I ion to tlil'otv oil' tho llailiinl
yoke. If any tloulit lnm exislvil in
rrunl to tliu inoimiroii" iiiu'inistitii
tional power v It it-li tlio Forrc liilUon
fi'ia on tlio l'lTKiilont, il will In! in
tin-ly ri'iiinvvil l'y liis manil'vito.
JJtirri.diurg J'atriit.
A (iooii I,r. Tin) Stato Scnnte
lian ki- m! an m l untlioi i.in llie
t'li'ilion of AanoKKfirs for a lorm of
llirco yenra. Tlio first I'lrction tinili-r
tlio law to lo liuM tliin fall, so an lo
malio tlio tiiiiiiiial Assessment tlic
lust year of tlio ti rm. By tliin law
asscdsors will lio really edurnloil in
tlio lino of llicir duty, .an.l willed
far toward briniriitf nlioiit C(iial as
aBnu'iiU. Wo linvo no lon!t Iml
lliat tlio law when prnctienlly tricil
will provo u I'ooil ono.
I)KI KATl:n. Wo notice- that tlic hill
whieli Homo time lij'O paneil tlio Sen
uto to flippnnlly, ontliorixini; Ihe olec
lion of feimilo achoul tliiec lora, was
ilefeated ill tho llonsi! on TliurMlav.
ICvery lino lady will rejoico over this
liiulieioiia nllempl nl her dei'icilnlion.
mi
mkkth a.iaim.-'i'iio i-niiod siaie.
Senalo nieel at Waihinj-lmi lo day,
, '.i.i i, . .
ill aeeorilani n Willi Iho rreaidenl'8
PiiHlamation to tho effect that he h:is
very important liiiniiic lo lay helom
that hody. Kn Klux otilrnge we
anppono.
Xotaiiy. Tlio hill nnlhnri.iiiir tho
appointment of an additional -Nullify
I'ulilio fur Clenifiold eomily panned
,, .. , .
tlio hi nalo Innt week, hut hatiL's fire
in tha II. niro.
A reporfooiiies fioni Winhiiij'ton
innt (iiivernor l urlin i lo lio uneceed
0(1 a Mini-ter to Si. relrl-ahnrrj. 1h
you eo tho morcaiion track"?
$tw timtiscmrulsi.
IN TIIRCOt'lIT OK COMMON PMtAH
of t'leaiield eiiuaty, la.
c. i. cooi'ta I Ven. Kx. '
ye 1 1 16 January Term,
rani. Wiiito J 1ST I.
The auditor appointed to ilinlrlliute Iho a-ancy
arliiit from Iho aalo ol Defendant' Bl'i
will altond lo tho diitiea of hia onVc In l'leareld,
on Wcdncadar, Ihe Slat day of May, at J oVlookt
p ,. ISIIAEL TKsT,
May I", ls'l at Auditor.
l l-CISTI'.II'M XOTIt'l'. Notice in hrrehy
1 V go0 lb"' tbo following aeoouula have leen
ev.iiniiieil aisfl trciKcd hy me, ami
nv me, anil reinaiu nii-u ui
m-.ird in I Ins olliee fur Ihe iiipielion of Ueira,
ateca. eredilon.an t all other in anyotlrcr wy
iiilvrci-led, and will lie prcaeiiled lo Iho next Or
phan!' Tourt ol I Inarlli Ulroiliity, lo lie held at the
Court Hnuac, 111 Hie borough of Cluurlletd, euni
mrni'ing on Ihe third Monday (being tho Will day)
or Juno, A, i). is; I.
F.nal account of John It nwacll nnd Miha 8.
Fi noo.r, Kn oulon of William Cloavar, lato of
pi'iin lownahip.
Account ol Henry Albert, flinrlten, ic, of
r.orenec M. and Surah J. Iluitiea, minor cl.il
Uicn of Samuel llninca, late of llradford town
liilp, wlib polilion lor ditehuigr.
Kiiuil aeniiintof William llnllon. Kjeenlorof
Jutcph Mu-li.i-1, late of llurutiuc tuntiahip.
Itcnivrrn'a Orncr, 1 A. W. I.KK,
riearfi. Id, I'a., May I", ISTl-lc. J Hcjjiatcr.
ri'lM TtXl Tl J I
Movi:st kTovKsi T(vi.!i
WAPLE & IIAUTMrVN
Pmlro to infunn t.ia elt.wns of Oiceola nnd
ttte imblic Ri ni rulty. ttiut iUi-y h;tve juat rcK i ivoJ
m Urj; anil filt uilitl lutwrrliaf-ut ol f'tuvcn, ijiiunr.
U'l 1 llanltvitra nnd btitmnrtl uud Jupnni-1
W .ro nt ' kin Ic. AUu llml iiintiiiiitwtur
kr-i-y fiMitiinilj- on tin ml a full nMtirl invnt ul
Inniit'iii VttrK, wlnfli wu nil, difjiunc uT tvt
eillicr huli'ttlo it retuil, to mil piii.-iiiiot-rn.
Itoulr, aS;tif inf, l.-:iirini( nd nil ivKiilauf
Joti Wi rJt tlitni.' to urJt-r iiud with ili-pleh
tSlricl ik-u(i n jmiJ uttitiiug ailiclif I t-P ar-tit-
Ji iirinjf it.
Cunfiiiiu i will find It tn Hudr advantRTC to
ii:ix!i.it) tVtMB ui. Our hIikU and prictuwili -tt-ii-tv
you mt we du nil suud warui at
irirrx lltnt (liriiso llie ptMp!. .
Vnti will find us on Curl in I'rrot, mmrly op
pneite ihe Kdiaiit;! Hotul.
OMieoiA Mills, I'a-, M; 10, 14:. -If
J OF
Valuable loal & Timber Lands!
I'.jr Tirttie of oo ordor lird hy (lie Orphani'
I'nurt ( li'drflt Id county. tlt nndrrf i(iitd mil
n l, al J'nblio Hm If, nt tho L'uurt lluusc in tlu-
borough of i'lcnrliei'l, !'., on
MUNOAV, JVNi: 5, 1S7I,
Al 2 oct'ii'l(, p. the fullinim d.crll'd U(nl
L.ttfte, l.im the pruperiy uf Joliu Uiiir Imrt, due d:
Al M I'- inj 74 l'lTt-hcii, inoronr Irp. of
(I tie Coal b D'l Timbt r l.nn l ip heoatur lownnliip,
Cli'ttriield vomit,. li'itumir Liiid of KidiArl
Htielit'. W iII k b, tfuitib and Mhcru, nt.ir i'hiliu-
bm, uud m llie t'itr.il .ut of I lie fit.J niiinuff
reitou. A vrm i g oi itu, nvo ioui in iitu-K
in'!, i'ptiied on Ihe prtmife. it rnl a large n'lnn
tily uf tin ihk, i'nic and ItViuli.elt Timber tcirre
on. 'i'iir proper i jr ig uiuaI fttvurabl itutLd tot
tannine and itimm purpoM'tt.
IKK 1S: due tlurd ul. nt confirmation ot
iuli, aad tlio bul a nee in two rmial annual liar
intnta, lo be fectmd l' u'd and Uiorifaigv uq
tut: prcu.tH-i.
AXPRKW ORAUHART,
J. V. hTKKNLH.
Decatur tp , Mnjr 10 3t Eicoutort,
mm;
OF
Valuable Real Estate 1
Ht virtue of ordrrt Unufd to the undrrsiiiH d
by ihi' Oipbau' ('outti ot l'ciitrt and i'lt-ai lieu
O'.unti'-, (ii'-y w'll tell at 1'ui'hc Huti, in 1'hil.p"
burj, on
FATntnAT, JI NK
At S e'rlot'k, p. ni., a
iioi:tE and lot ix rim.irsnt R'J,
HoitiK tot No. 110, fronlinx fl foot up Huulb
Fmirib Htrci't, and raieu.liim ba k nbn(j Snutli
i:.rf mrrsl lf U! ; Il U V I II a RiMMl dwelling
UoiiHe aim uthiir iinprovi'tnt'iiti tlivrron, and b
in X siitinU-l 'n tin- ct'Utrtl and biiiitic.d part ul
d town it i lli'Tffurc a rry deirMr luciiii-ii
lor a piivntf repitlr-nre or liutneii (t.iinl.
Alu, will bo mid at the aatn time and pla?c,
KITTY ArRKS OF LAND.
Situate in I-c-iitur town-hip, ClrarfleM county
j I'a., wohm hall a mile of PuiiiptUrg i one hall
lsrel ud in jood aUlo ol cultivation i laic llie
' property of Juhn (ii-arliarl, deeeam-,1. The Coal
,, Heml.K-li Timber being reaeri el. Ae,.iu.ti
iy of eimi oak ami other iiiulier th'-reon, nbieh
" 'I l'" w III iho name lo llie nuroha.cr.
: '1LII.MS: (loo half c.i-b ut uonSfiaiUi'in nf
,, ,h 1;1ani.c j,, o,,, unna.l ,,ny.
; alt , 1,-,-nna l.y bond aud morigjge on
" pieu.i.
V l L i u '''';" 1 1 " 1
. I . . I II I I. IV,
Dreatur tp , M:iy In ;tt
K irritturi.
) urtlHT of lh. eon litlon of tha FIHST
1 V NA1HJAI UA.NW of t'leatn.ld,
la the
? ! tl'Tl Z I'.Viyl,,"?1-,
April, l.iMi
I aatoi acia.
i Loam ami Uiacauuu , I19.8I0 1
Ovir dtafl
3,11-3 ai;
V. ri. It'ind. to an-tire eirculatioa
I'. H. Itiimlf on hand
Dua from Hi-de.iaui aud Kea.rva
Airmia
Ilu. In. in other Nati.ma; llaiika
Iiua Innn Slat. Hunk, A llank.r.
Farmlur. and fialurta.M
t'urn-nt K.en.ca
1'ale. (talil..
I'lm-ka and I'a. a ii.aia
117. lion III!
3,0110 ou
11 45 l.-i
i !;t -
4 C.IU 47
I. '.MS j
HI A no
am tv
K'.V SO
Ji7 till
4011 7
71
10.0011 ll
Hill, ul ulti.r National llaiika. .,
i Kraciinnal currency, includ. oirk.l...
U,,.,. '
Leat lender note...
Total
2..8,SU 02
LlaBlttriKa.
r lll alorll paid ill 1 1 00, Hill) (II)
Hurplua fund....
13. nog vi
llm-'tunt
Kxcha ico
Intere.t
I'rotit and l.n,
alionat lt.ink Circula
tion onl.tanlifif
Ilivlileml. unpaid
lndlviilunl deoi.ltt
Du. to National Hank..
l)ue In olhor Hank, and
llankora
2,3-1 21
ISA 111
,.IT 45
1,4.13 ;r
.1(1 Oil
411.514 f7
l.t.H 45
411.1 t)4
Total Li. l-il. Ilo. J..t, 2lM Hi
1. Willium II. Ilill. la.hier of Ih. Firal Na
tional llat.k of t'lra'lleld, do .olemnly .wear
lhal Ilia ahora ,tatrtni-nt I, trua to tlio heat of
my knowlo.lifa and heliaf.
W I I.I.I AM II. 1HI.I,, I'n.Mrr.
ftworn and auh.e lot 1 to bofora ma tin. tba
lb da of M.jr, IS-1 .
Hal. RADK11AC1I, N. P.
Auaart
J. HnriToa,
A. K. IloTirnn, Mrt-lor,.
II. il. Nn iian, )
May 10, I h; .
UI'.riH'r of the ei.ndlllun of Ihe rol'NTV
N A T I o N A f , l A N K of Clearfield, at Ihe
oliau nf hniini-aa on Airil I'Jlh, I81 1 :
RRN.t'ai-lL..
l.nati an 1 di.-onnl. I2I 57 01
Hrer-ltall"
8 SAO 411
II. M. hunila to awute eireoluli.'n
I ii fnini rl liH-tnma A naerve ai'nl.
hue Imm other Nali'iiiai Hank.
hue from ithir ltank. and llai.krr....
l-'urnittirr an. I ltlurefe
( iiiriot ei.n.ea ,
TaM'f paid
I'-i.h lli-ui", ttii-lli'liti laioi!i
Ilill. ol oih"r National Hank.
rraetlonal eurh ni-y, including nn-kel,,
,j. ii'iu mi
6,;.1H 7
:.i.:illi '.'il
4 ":mi VIi
I.:i..i :m
I, I. li kS
60H 7 I
I .tin I 70
am no
.UK 24
7 llll
lfl.o e on
( l.eal lind.-r n-dia..
Tolal
..fl'.ifl.rW? HI
i.iaiiii iTtr...
i;:;:;:!;.:1.::;;;:;;:;;:
r i. lmi.r
lllleri M
, irm ,n,i u,
tiiin.non on
fi.tin on
I in mi
fl.lKll 21
..! KK
fi5,4'.'.i uti
Tfi.iitl fiu'
:.l'll Kl
2.1 w.i I.',
''"-nlaii..n ..ui.iai.d.n..
lii.iiti.lnal .lit.
line t N.ilii.n.J Ihinki ,
line loolliir llatika and Hanker.
Tolal...
..$-:"ii."7 ns
l,hW',I.,?"r; .r";,'irr "r '"'"""" NMoi
a"e ntntemrni in (rur (n tbf hi ft nf my knuwl-
,r", " ,
Snlneril.ed and tworn In hef.ire me llii. lh day
of May, A. 1. inti, u m. haiikii ii ii, n. r.
Correia Allrati
JAMK T. t.lio.NAHD,
(1. I.. 1IKI.II.
WILLIAM I'tiltTI'R,
Ilin-liir.
May in, K7I.
4 ILK HA'llj l.ale.t (ijnitig ai li a
4 p. R. rt'Ll.rRTOS'8,
Uiv 3utmti$cmfnt.s.
-rAMi:ii-
ol 11U1CK.
A rclintilu man tu rn a kiln
Apply lu
" K. A. IRVIX t CO.
. Ourwchflvilln. I'a., Ma.v 3-4t, , ;
T AlSMOM!TIOtf.r-dW:o U hcnd'.v fipn
1 that tli" parinctnliip lierrtufure nilitliij; lw
tMt-a Iho ndrn-iKiird in tlio furnllur" hunincM,
hutlK-t n diulred by mutual ronm nt. Tbbotilii
aro in the baudi uf D. R. Kullartun furrullrrtfon.
DAMKI IIKNNMU.
May U. R.FrU.KKTOX.
TKTH Yt Hlrnvfd nrMidcn from ihepronti-
of (lir nuliKcrilM-r in Clcarnfld, on or Bbout
Ai.r.l 1th. ISJIa a llt-U LUH, HUH Mlir 111 HMW-
i...n.1 live v..nm nbl. and nunpoiud lo Iinve a calf
with hor. A liberal nward will he paid for any
iilfoniifttinn lliut will Uud tn h-r movery.
CVtlITI(. Whfl1f, my waH, I.YIUA
j CATI1CAHT, aRi;d I lycara.lian fwranken my
hmio Jnd rfftifHia In' r'intrblli'd by me, in
ilnty bound; therefor.', I jrlvo ntiro and wtirn
all ofMotii! ftuninut liiir'ioriniE nr triiflinjr hfr on
nit twit nt. na T am ilt'ti-rmini'd to T"v n di-btd
ounlmtilcd bvlirr. "JOHN WI'flltKOW.
Ani 'iivillc, April zu-at.
Ati'TIOV. All icrnniii nro hereby mutton
J rd if?ninftt triiatinit or In any wny liarlmrin
:ST)11-.U WAUO.M:U. Imv bounckf-pprr, ami
auiui timoi culled my wire.) who ha lali tuy bod
und bt-fird (Inking w it li hT a ln.y (dcvcii ycari"
old,) w'.thrmt any jut ratiw ur prtivoratioti, ai I
atu dcU-iiuilicd to pay no dr1f if h'.T rvui tract
injjr. WM. LL'MADl'K, Kr.
Mny 3d, IK7l,3t't
r () V It ATTKSTKUI
JfSr KOa A MOMKNT!
A re you In need of a R"od 9ft of T? urn op ?
Are you In Ut'd of a koi Kaddlf or Hridlcf
U ft, roll at the Su.Jdlp and lln'Ticn Hbop of
Jottx C. IIahwii k, wltrre uu en p-t tliu bri-t in
i In oiuiki't. Ioublu and hmnlc lliiiiM'H and ln-
iliri'iiiitl OcTit'i HudtlUn I'f nupurinr woi kuianfhip,
nl wavi on lift nd or inanui u-Lurt-d to ordt r. Pa
cini atti ntiou ia onlbd tu my iot k ol t'l-Hun and
It 11 in i a which ir the bt'il in iif. I also buvcuii
it-furtui' Dt of taddU'ra' llatdwurr, whudi will hi-
dipoic l of at rr.ux'iittbln rnU . J'.cpairinjr, of all
kiii'lc prnntiitly attended to. "i: jL.n'l lorrH to
call beloro purrhi.in clp'wliPr-. Hhip in tira-
tintn liow, Alaikct itrr., t !r-Tiein, ra.
Way 3, 1 S7 1 -Iy. JOHN C. 1IARWICK.
Xollcc loTai Payers!
1 1 1 K tax pnycri of T,iwrrtiee tnwnnhip are
henby noiitli'd that I w II bo at tlio t otuttm-
dnnirr a t'liicc, in t-irai iini-1, on iMonuay aim
Ti'cu liiy, .dine K'th nnd l-'lib, for the purpose of
oiilltTiinfX iho Tuor Tx of caid towubip. It
will be tn the intori'it of all to appear on that dny,
an after that tuur th Uupln-ate will bo pliiot'd in
the bandi of ihe pmurr v'.liecr fr oolb-ction.
CJ.AHJi UltuWN,
May 31 171 31. Ovencor.
House and Lot For, Sale!
flllle nnili.Ti5iici, AdminiMrator of thf trtfatt
X of Mary J. Kelly, late of Oiceola, Clcariitdd
Bounty. I'a , d used, will oiler at Public Sala.on
SAT THU AY, MAY 20ib,
in tbe 'aid borough, at 2 u'rlock, p. ra , a certain
1 1 f I S K AND I.UT, lato ihe ectate of the laid
diM'Tiffd.
t-ale tu bo at I vMuck, p. m. '
ruiur Ron era.
May SJ 1?7I It. Ailminiitrator.
Xotlcc io Bridge Builders.
SEALED proposal will In- r'iivei bv the nn
drrfirned, cominittre at Kurthnu. until Hat.
urday, tl.a Li h duy of May next, for the building
of an um-oicred tri'li. uf an rt)-hty fert ipau,
(KTuti tbo ir.'iulh of the .Mn"i'iito (ok, at
Kirthmi!. I'idn will inclndr for tb- wh'de mate
rial and labor, (loud acrurity will be require! of
the ctutrnciori for the completion o! tbo urmge
in a u i'1-t ruit i :t and worUnmliko manner. A
p!an tr fpf irn-tion cf tho bri-lge ( beaten
with .'P.o. tillliluii'l, at Halt Lick.
AaJr:ii ufeotnuiillfe, S ill Li k V. O.
JMi (.11. 1,11. AND.
J. W. 1' T I K It.
MiySt! lfTI 3t. OLD. II KCK KNDORN.
lOK SAI.i; AT At'tTItJXl
ValuaWc Lots ia Clearfield I
There will W M at PnMie Sa'. a tho Court
I Inure, in ClffirftVld, on
TTK.snAY. JtNK f.TII.lsn,
at 2 o't'loi'Ii, p. in., the ful lowing valimb!e tacaiit
lola, lato tbo property of Ittaiab J'utli:rton. de
c a ei, v t :
Lnti No. 73, N, T5, 7fi and 77, ft n ting ob
'i turd utrvct ; Lots No. 1 40 and Uil, it m tu on
LMit at net; Lit No. Is), on the corner of
Tourih a n.l .Miket itrreta.
Mint of the n hove property I the mrt dru'm-
bli fur Iniildiiif lot tiuw in market, ao will appear
by rcfWenee tu tin p'an of aaid bronnh, to winch
perron. de-irirf luriber inlnrniAttuii nt to lra
tiim nnd bouuduriei ate refrrn-d.
TLUM."1 : - Ten per cent, of pnrrha uinoy
w hen the pmpert v ) col l, an 1 Iho balance in two
filial annual pninentH, with (ntt-n'St, lo he te
cured hv bmij and uturtf:jje on tie prrinitrs,
C. KltATZLR,
Attorn' y fur tha Htin of Isaiah l ullerlon, dec'J.
Clearfield. Way 3, l..;i-4l
I N Till'. 4 Ot Itrol-' lOMUDN .
'.AH
X of Clearlielil oonlily, I1
hiMKi. p. bum, a
(No. 27, Mrireh '
IS7I.
Su'ip-'.-na nur Ii
Mareh Term,
aniH ai Bt.iNiv. J iu'.p'-.na nur Pivorce
The tiiiiii-rnicned 0TTnlrI(lner, aiip-dutetl i?
iho t'liurt to tukc trutimonv in the above cn-e.
In r.'iiy (fivr Lottie iIiaI he witl atlt nd to the du
tifB of h appointment, at hm ofJi"e, in the lnr
onh of t'leariii-ld, on e.lnt-fttpiy, the LMth day nf
May. A. 0. lsrt, at 2 o'ulo.k p. m., where a!t par
Iica ii.tereted oan aileud.
wm. m. M.-riM.i.ornn.
April It t-tnmiiiniier.
Till1. ( Ill HI oi ( OMMDo, I'l.UAS
Krul.
n 11 Mooro
T..
Marlin A.lirnft-llcr
and
Ktiiha .l.enfgller,
llarnihea.
No. 157, Pepl, T 17.
l''ovrill AUuehmaDl.
No, ?J. April. 1S7I. Ihe PlalntifT ealcra a rule
fur Hi I'rothiinol'iry tn aaticia daioagoa on the
above judginont in llii. cne.
WALLAt'K A fiki.mvh,
Atlorr.eT. f-ir IMaliitilT.
Tha elaltn In thia eate ta aimiy dollar,, aa of
I Bill Airil, in-(I.
t'erlidid from the reeord, at f'Voiffel.l, J2d
April. 1171. Atteit: A. TATK.
aprl'n;.li J'rolhonmary.
IT Till'. 4'OlltT ol' CII1MION Pl.li.VS
of r!i'iirni-ld emlilly, I'ft.
It. F. Cole.. n.C. Th..mr...n.
Ilea. Ha, l, r and I'. Whilt
leek, partni-rt Irn litijj a.
I'nlcr, TlnlOon A l'o.,
No, 174, Juna term.
ik;o.
K. R. I,. Slnnifhtiin, and
John II. Kultiird, Henry F-irriga Atlaebiu't.
iirnige atfl t . II. Ptnttli
liatiilnlier..
Now. 51.1 April, ls'71. llio l'lainlilTifiiOrarole
for the I'riillii.niitoiy tn inr. dntuagea va Ihe
ah.o e jitilg'iii nl in tiii.eaao.
WALLAt U A I'lLl.lUN'i.,
Allurney. I.ir I'lainlilT.
The eliiim In Illi. PB'e i. I wo hundred and Ini-nlv
dollar, nnd thirteen eenta, a. of llio lib day of
Mareh, A. II. IN7U.
t'ertifi.-d fioni llie reeord, al rienrfuM. IJd
April. li?l. Alti,l: A. t.V TATK,
npr2H.lt 1'r.ithonolory.
S. PORTER SHAW, D. D. S.,
urn rt in wi-oTHf Kuii'lnift,
rl.KAKFIKl.H. 1A.
1'iiUitijT nf Ihe natural fcclli in a healthy, pre
rrvative and ucful run.) it ion it niaile a t-pecinllr.
I'ifeaKc nd mnir..rinati"nn 0"mm'in to the mouth,
jnw ami afnocinte par In, are (rented and eorrreted
itli (air nuf Kx;imint.f ion and r nnultN
tinna tnvn. IM'.t-P fur partial end full at-tit of
trelh much low.r than in I' 70 It would l-e well
for patif-Titu Irom a dintunc to It I in know by
tn it 1 1 a lm dny li.-t re cuinni in the old -e. It
i very iinportnnl t h nt cbi.f-en between tin- arii
if ai x ami twelve yi-ara nhuubl have tht ir teeth
enminetl. Ity A iim ct Iic-ia Teeth are reinnvrd
witbntit p-nn. IYMV71
J. M.' STEWART, D, D. S.,
OlTi.-c over Trwin'i lijr Ftora.
llA.r v v n w r ns v 1 1. . n. pa. i
All dental opernliona. cither in llie tneohnniral
or npnnttiin branrh, promptly allendtd to aad
ni,tin(.ii'titni fjnarintrrd. jpr.Mal at'enlinn pnn
to the tfTiltnient of difo-a-e- nf tbe nafiirnt teeth,
rnma nn umulh. lrreniilnrlty of the toi'th mtn
ee!i-lnlltv corrected. Teeth eilrn'trd with'Mil pain
bytbeiMeof I'.tlicr, ainl art ilieial let (h in-crted
"f tbe bet mnteiial and narrnnted In render nat-ii-raeiion.
aprIJii"7l:ly
rpHKcKl.ri'tlATKI. Hli ll.lUSnN Ihmh-!,
J Light Kip tin.
Fmiieb Hip.,. ,, ft no.
Freneh t'alf h tlt.
fOppouhe Jail.iS't-if Al C KRAT7.KH P.
riVtifctri 1111 alultiDihial mppnrieM ofeTery
hind af the latent ltpmf mntn, f.-r pale a
tbe Unix Ptore of II A liTHW H'K A IllWIN.
1)'
.ak orAiti,i:
'9 KI,I.M ron
i.-vlt at thif eftrf,
cal tf statr (or alf.
p'RIVATIi IAIK
a ; !
Valuable i Real 1 Estate I
Tka 'aulworiiwr ill. 0r at prlvala a4f, on
rraauaaMr tiiiai, Hi. iiill'wiiiK lt "1 K.laie, .iiu
ale In Wurri lwnhin. I'lraifirlil moiitv, I'a.,
conlaininK ItMl At'lll'.H and allowunta, anil
hnvlnj thcrron rrwlrd a two atory nlarrk Hnn,
2i :;i! fol, Irani Warn, 0C1 f' .1, ami all lha
ollit-r mhhui .ull.ui.lini!, all In f r.lir
anl npair. tt am. of an Oirharil of 111.
i hiii-erl varirtir. 'if fruit. A nci'rr failiriit Spring
.i .1... l........ .ml a Wi ll at lliu Urn. line uun-
ilreil ari-a of II il unili-tlai.l ailli a niu of Hit
lical quality uf Caul, ria ( I ami " n il intuca lo
tliii-Kiima, ni'i'a tn (ii, align at onv lime. ;
rJ-Kor lurlln r inlui inaliiin inquire if llie lull
acrilivr at liii rvaiiliiito iu Mrri. Hinliii.
DANIKl. HKAM,
Kjlirlown P. O. 4i5:3mJ Ag.ul of tlio. Ucaui.
yr Kt T V I R Ci I N I A
Timber and Coal Lands
FOR SAL!!
Tlir f illuwinif liarl. of Tin.Ur and Cn.J I.an.la
aro oli'i-rnl fur ail": On. Ira.-t i.f 1 7.f-0 orrea.
IvinxonllioElk ltiier. in Wrl.-tcr eoiinlr ; lliree
tl-aeta I v i ri (r on lu aaiuc rivor ill llrnxK a ruulily,
ivto or i.OliO arn:. t-ai II ami una ol l,"1'" acrcn ;
ami una tract cuiilainii H,.H 0 arrn, h ins on llie
(lauli-.r River, in Nii-holaa county. Tlielillcl to
the.a inmla ar irfiut.
Any Intnmiatiou eonoeruin. Ilief. lanilwan ta
had l.y a Mrcaiiii ti. H. KI.KUAI.,
March 22, lTl-lf. Philil)drj, 1'ai
Farm for Sa!e 1
CONTAIN I.V i '! ACKKri, in a Rood itate of
VV culfivation, tituatrd in l ike towiiib'p. t.l'ar-fli-ld
cuniv, Ta., about iility rd from Lojfun'i
Tlourinn .Mill, on III turnpike lea'ling Iroui t'ur
wruavill.' lo CIcui fn M. (Living a ftoy and a hu'.t
hoiiae, atitble and out -building than-cii. Thre
ii ale o a ffood f nrinir nn l a y n i . x ondiai 1 on the
prciuiir . Any pen"n d' Sii ing a nire little Wue
will tin 1 1 1: ia a vrry dceiralih loraiion.
Tor fuf'lier purticaljr" inquire of H.icbel aid
well, on tlia prcmijei. or a blrcni
T. W. TLKMIN'l, '
March 29 tf. Curwi iiillo, Ta.
Uiscfllaucous.
ri'UK firm of C. KltATZKIl, in llio Ilry Ono.li
J. and I'rovlaion burincif, will b known licre
allor under the nam. ol
K II A T7. I: It rV ITTI, K.
Tliankiiif; the pulilic for jiaat favor., Ilicy hope
Tor a continuance 01 mc .aine.
ll.arfuM, Ta., February H, 1871.
ISAAC K. STAUITKIi,
Svatc nn, ii:wni.nv, ;
US Korlh SeeonJ Rt , cor. of Quarry,
I'llll.ALKl.I'lllA.
An ascrlmenl of Watcher, Jewel rr. Filrer anl
Plated War. eiiii.tantly on hand. Heiairinf of
Vnlcln-, and Jewelry lironiiilly attended to. S-.iliy
f rtlRWITIIRF V
MATTRESS, FEATHER,
aai
BEDDITIO WAlltEOOMa,
41 NOHTH TENTH ST., ,
CiiAULKii Fiuviti nr. : prinix Red?. Fprinj:
( ..(. hprmir W.iltr. fMi, il.nr .MiittrrinP. Iluk
Miiirfsi-f, .--trMW .Maiti ., Fraia-r, Feath'T
1'i-d, Ii1-ler aiil Pi!loMr, ('mnUr-aii. ft m
fur'.ilr, )II.wil -li, Quilt-. Call and tve the
WOVE WIRE MATTHKSH.
The brit efcT uft red for inlo.
N. H ur inicntion it tu treat aU euktuuirr lo
tli.il they will In-come peimnneiit dtVrra with o:
mid orderi will receive the miiia a: tenl i on, and
I tnot.i enn tuy Juki an ehrnp a if prrtrttt al the
t.lre. M irrt, 3'J, 1 7l .Vn
1!"
r x i; i o i 1 1
BURNED UP1
PKM,S RfN WOOLEN FACTOR V,
iVnn lownflrp, Cltorfii-'J Co., Ta
Thm rabteriheri are, at grent ecperi(ie, rebaili
IPX, nnd in a few d.iv wilt h.wt eoniploted.
n"iKhbirhotl mccfMty. in tbe erretion nf a firnt-
eU WtHilen M:inila!tury, with all the mo dm
improvement i ntlaebed, and an prepirril to in ' he
all kin la tit tlotha, atiuierit, h.ttiarltti, lilan
k-t, Klanuelf, Ao. Tlen'y uf P 'O.U oa band lo
Mipi.ly all miroM nnd a ih-niton-l ntw rut'merii,
wlwn we ask to etime and eiamtne onr itrk.
The but-ne of
CARI-IXa AND ITLMXU
Kill reeclve rfpei-Kil attention. Our new mill will
be re a ly by wuol enriling ie.imi, iberel'uie there
need l no hesitation in that rciro. I'mper
aTanKementa will be n.ade to neeive and deliver
WimiI, to milt riilnnm-. Ail work warranted and
done upon the ho r !. n f'l.-r, nnd ly slrirt atlt n
liun to btifiiir- we h"jr lo re,tlre a lilietttJ iliare
uf public patr-mnc.
I O.I KM) Pol NIKS WOOL WANTED!
Wo will y th.t hv-h- .t innrk-tpri.c fur n'wd
and t.ll our n in tfu - u: X t-M3 a K.w inii'r
nmla run be bi-u .;ht in ttn- ounty. aud n hem i r
e fail to render ren .im.-Ii- ln.lneiiim nv enn
ulwiiya bu luuuil at h cue ri-n ly to inAe priper
tApUiiatlini, ritl.tr in per? on nr bv letter.
JA.MM Jti.lNSON A MtNS,
apiilloif tirut'.pmw Hill l O.
s
UKMTT SI IIItVVI.lt.
rEii.rti tv
EITLDHG HARDWARE,
Alio, manafiv-tancit uf
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
Ntatlj oj'poiite Hit Jail,
C LliAltKILLI), TA.
Curpenter and PniMem will find (t In their
inlvniitMEe tu caatnine unrtoek brftmr parrhaning
tin wberv.
STOVES! STOVES!
We ae'l Ihe TIMKS rilK STOVE, 111. cheap,
e.l and be.t .love in Ihe mark.!.
Every atove fully warranted.
Al.Sfl,
p.irti.on,
llKATtVO,
and
It AFTINil ?TO US!
which w ill be ,1-M a. cheap a. ai:y in the counlj.
Plrlel allenlion paid oidcring ,rli:-K-a for par-
lir. who iletirc II. -
Ilnnfini, Spoulinv and Job wutk done on
n-iinmalile lent!..
flearfleld, I'a, April II, 1S71.
Iilisp;liieN for Kale!
HK nndoraign
A KXtJINF.c
gncd hare on hand two flrt-eta)
ono of 2 A borae pwcr aad the !
other ht tfirar power, nhkb ll.ej n ill
M:U. AT A BAllOAIX !
IVy are cMmplt-lo in twry particular, and
finished in tbo ?ery boat atyh and warranted.
Thone In need of ofte hid. better rftrrtu. nnd wrth
or cull ii mo '
MUI.KR, VOl'Xrt A CO.
Clearfield, Pa., April 12, 1ST. 2m.
PUL AND KXAMINK lha NEW (lOoTs
J at
Fri.lERTQX'F.
a
V
' . I
Clearfield County BanP
rpilB Clearfield CouMy Rank t. ar '
1 4,d li.rtitut.on ha, oaenatof JtTn
tn rurrend. r of in charter, on V, iIf,fcJ'
Al) lu to t il owned by He aul,,
will continue lb lUt.kiiiK btiMtu . t1 T1,
place, ri.alH Hm hrra. umltr I fjraT
ul (be (Jlearticld Coui.ty ljnk." M
iponrible for tho db' ul the lim.fc, ij t
lu otp on dfmand a lb e. uetir. uJ
received and liiUnat paid wbn tnoary ii? i
a flf d time. Taper difx-i.uined at n(
ai biret..fore. Our .ronil rc),1(,1M!i'M'
pledjfid for ill I)aiU rat-til 4 M4 tg,
traoactod. A coi.liituurire i,f 1 1, !..
rmne of tba buninent m n of the a n?t.
fpactiulljf fdiried. Al Tn-niH. m, '
otttt-aTi of tr latn tUcaiti' id i.ui.tt H. l1
require tlio notei of mid Lni.k to Li t.((.
for rdrmpilo.
J AH. T. LK'tSAK 3, I'.rCl'AIHi MM
WM. TO It T Til, .IAS. !i. i.KHiJ
A. K. WltlWHT, il. L. Ki KI '
w M. A. WALLACK. '
Tha bunei!! of ib lUnk will be tlUe!J.
John M Ad-itn., Efq., a Caxhit-r. ,,.., 1
J. I). M-Oirk. KdwiM p,rt,
BANKING & COLLECTION HOUSE
or
McGirk & perks.
t-owftar t Ktptert I'erk, A i
Ililllpbui(;, f'tntie ttiuniy, .
V
T1ILI:H nil the Iiumiici- of. Iaikiur H
wil' ue tran-a- k-d pr-.inplly ut.d m.,.. T
Dmut fmoru.jJe term a. atT.
County National Dank.
Cl.KAIIPiri.il, I'A.
rwiIIIS Dan It now o.rn and rcMy fnr Wri
1 flora. (Iflirt on Heeoad atreel. in the W.
ing formerly oernpied liy Laiinard. Kinitey 4 c.
pmrrroH, iar '.i-rirKv.
JAU. B. (1KAIIA.M, Kll IIAIIK FlUf
H.M. A. H AI.I.ALk, n M. i'llinh'f.
A. K. WIUllilT.
Ufcil. L. ili Eli.
IV. M. Pit IW,
jo:. J Tarhier.
JAS. T. LK.r-u.S,
l'r .11
'I , fiftEAT KXClTEilENT AT
THOMAS BEERS'S!
IVFHYItODY trying l ret there fi-t. for ft
4 uf bemx ertiw lrd out lain lb n.ld.
it you want oi.fi .'hndnr di.ne, a;o to Rrt
If yon want your Slec irtmed right, gu tn lirm
f yow want gui4 Mill Jnna, pn tn bitq,
(Itno tant ) our w(-ffn Ironed ifl thb.t
tyle and warkmanrhip, jro to V-tttt.
Hrkm makes the bent Mump Msrhtre ia ih
tate, nnd dff all kindt of HL AT K S M I Til IN.
rhetp or en bo dona in ihe ooanty for iui.
tily 1'oat Office addrea If Ofrflcl-l Hri'Ui.
THOMAS LLLfca.
Boirtrs Tp.. Dae. IV. 1K3 if.
DTfSlRCS to infunn bia old friendi and f.
tomera, that having enlarpod ht ihop ui
tnt rcaaed bia faeilitiei for maraiarturinr. bt u
ow prepared tomak lonrdernurb Fnrnitnrty
may be dealred, In (rood aiyle and itteheap run
ftir CAH1I. He icenrrailjr hai oa htnd, at
Fumltnra rootni-, rarieit aciortioeiit of frifij.
made tjrititurtB, among which aro
LVKEAUS AND SiOE-KUAI-DS.
War-lrolrenani Poob-Canea; Centre, Sofa, Pir.n,
brtaKTaPt and IHninf kjtetiion Tablet: 0 B.
mon. F rn".b-!'', i-'-ttiiee.J en ny-Mrd and etfci
Iteditttadi; 8- fat of all ktnc,, Work rtiflt,
Hut-rackit, Wafh-Mnndii t Hoekina; ard Am
Chain j tpririff-teat, eano koittxn. par'or. cew
mot aftd utter Chairtt Loukinr-tfllatir'e oT eery
det ription nn band and new fflauea for H
frrune, whicb will bo put In ot. rery reapomMi
tertut on rhrt at nutlre. ti aleo ket-pi -n hisd
or furfiixhet to order, torn-buik, Uuir and Ck
tea top Mtitrtaiea.
Corrixs or Evi.nr Kind
Mnda lo order, and (uoer.li attandeil with i
Hearce wht never deaired. Alro, ll'iunr Pamnr
dne to nrdi-r. The iuhriher alio nmnuiie.
torrf, ard baf etnatanlly on band, ('Irmmt'i
I'atatit Wasbit'i! Maehine, tba beet no in mn !
1 facte ufirp ihia naehtae never netd be iti.
ntit rlean cb thu I He aleo baa r'ljar'a Ptut
fhorn, a eoptrior artirle, A family iir( tk.i
Churn oer nead bo litbout batter I
All tho above ar.d mtny other article are far
olithed to euatumera ebrap tor Caan or exrhanfrl
fur apprr-.fd countrj pniduro. I' harry , .Vnpli,
l'pur, l.inwood and olaer Lurtuber nuuLie fit
Cabinet wurk, taken in n-hange fur furnMBf
tr He.i uiber tba ahop ia on Murker atmt,
CbarfiU, Fa., atid marl oppoiite tbe'-nlj ,lrv
.tore." JuliN UL'l H li.
KoTctsber 2, Ht f
READING FOR ALL!!
hooks . statjoxi:hy.
!.Tr!.rt St., Irnrflt Id. (at (lie PM Off re.
fMIIK under nig ned bejira I'-ave to innnnni' ta
the i'iliitnt t-f CI fat field and tieinitr, that
ha baa filled up a room and haa jn?t renirni
from thertiy with n larpe amount of rndtt
ittter, t oniiatinj in part of
Bibles and Miscellaneous Eoob,
Hlank. Aefount and Pax Bnnka of every da
criptloni t'nperand Fnelt-pea, Frenrh prt-Mi!
and pluini Fona and (VnfiU; HUrk. t-eial
Ptpera, lerdn, Murtfrafrca j Juiltfint nt, Kcat
tion and TroniifiMtry nntea ; White ani rrch;
ment I'rii f. I.rjrl Cap. lteejird Cap. ard Bib ("up,
Sheet, Mti.te l r filhrr t'in no. i- iiHeer u it
eotiMnntlv on hand. Anf kmi bp or irinn ry
di-cired that I may nr-t have tn hard, ail) he er-or-Kred
by tin.! expre&, and anld at ri i'vil
or retail t i uit rualioer. I will alt kff
ptfid:oil literature, ach aj Mnii(ine,
I'ararp, . V. A. OAlL..
Cl-arfield May T, IfoS-tl
The Liqhtninq Tamer.
fTDU nndrMifncd ar tha aide Ajrerf in tbii
I r-'untT for the "North American tiah aniiri
l.millMNt HtDS." T'irr are tteonlyuf
roda nw in nro. and are andoraed by all ta
arit 'iiiifir mm in ihe r. uniry.
We hereby ntifv the cittret cf lha feuniy
that no nill put them up a Inter rd, and tnr
Irfa money, than ia rharfrrd by the ft-reifi
anea'a who onnnally traveria the eoor'.j at 4
rarry oft or little rah, neter to retorn.
KNCOriJA..K IIOMK LAUOK.
Thoae wihin)t tiphtr.inif Iloda rrrcted
their bnildliift!) need but addrrsi u by letter, r
rail in prrci n. M'e will put them tip anywriara
In thcctiunty, and warrant them. Tbe lu Ji ari
Kixturea can be aero at aiy time by mliire at
ourPtrre. II. F. BltiLKR A CO.
CKarAelJ, March 3", IMO tf
DAVID YOUXG,
Slone-fiiliir nnd Stone-Mason,
T ILL eserute all work In bia Hna at aned-
'i'v BBU iu f iiii-.i Ial- i' Wijtm,
ArcliitecturaJ Ornaa.cnta
Tn ALL 6JYLKS, Etona rreiinn of erery
daaeriptinn, and all kindi of a. awn work con
t rafted for in or out nf ibe runty. Any prn-r
wirhiuft to hnvr rcrpertnble maaon woik and
atunr cultit f dene, aiM find It to their Interest
to rail t;p'n nio would alro inform the pub
lic Hint I ran d li.er any ftiariHty t.r claa it
i-niiaj uetirtd, ai i am i tie owner at a
FIIIST-CI-ASS STONK (VUA!M1Y
Oiilers fur Work ran be addrefned t
lJAVIli U'l NH.
marM.TO Clfarlield 1.
Clearfield Nursery.
KNCUUKAUK HOMti IMlTKY.
fpllK under-'icned. bavinf eatabli-hed a f a
L rry on ihe 'l'ike, bImiui hall nay hemi-en
Liearhr.d and Cnrwrim llie, In prc(nrrii lo lur
nub all kimii of r Itl lT IKK KS, i nanoarri ai d
darl.) FrertrreeTii, brubbory. trapa Viae.
iJooprherrire, laltn H In r. b. rry, t-trawbeny
and Hasberry V inea. Alo, Siberinn Trah Vreen,
Quince, and early aeirlrt IfbubarS, io. Ordera
proaopilj attended to. Addreaa,
j. i. wnniiT.
aopl CurwenaTillc. Pa
V DM! M 1 11 ti lU K. N..ire
it berth f let-n l bat letfrr of nrtnnn iMraH"n
on the eiata of HOIlFHT ll Nil. derea-.i,
late of Lumber Cltj, C lea field fi-nntv, I'a,
hnviriff Keen duly cmnted to the underncned,
all peruana indebted to aaid rtal will plean
irake immdinto patmeni, tnd ihoa bvm
e aitoa or deinnml will prraetit Ihrra pri peily
auircatirated lor aotllement withi nt d l a
ANTHONY H1LK,
FISAN YOCXO,
Lon.ber City, April If -flt:pd. Adiinnitratord.
IOR n I.I,-Wlnte Lead, ?.iie. Paint. L n
aeed (;l. Turpentine, Vartmhc of all kindi,
C'brt in til and 1'rr 1 int. Yarm-b l(n
mar5 llAKT.-WICK A IK WIN
1INK, W1HTB rl i:0 l.!MNtl PKINS
Jut repaired nnd Ur fale by
April 20, lt70. U. r. BIWl.Krt CO,