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GEORGE B. GOODLANDER,
EDITOR AXD rnOPItlETOR.
CLRAR FIELD,
WEDNESDAY MOIt.Nl.W. JULY 15. ISfl.
Democratio Stato Ticket.
FOR AUDITOR OEXERAL,
GEN. WM. McCANDLESS,
or rtiii.AniiLriiu.
for surveyor ueneral,
CAFT. JAMES n. COOPER,
or LAwnKsrB coravv.
;T0A full poll of the Democratio vote will
enoure the election of our Stato lioket bjr a largo
majority. .
jTTlr-Let every Democrat reincrahor tliat, anil
Imprrst the truth of it upon the minds of hit
neighbor.
Democratio District Ticket.
SENATOR.
WILLIAM A. WAI. LACK, of Clearfield,
Subject to the action of Distriot Convention.
Domocratio County Ticket.
ASSEMBLY:
JOHN I. UYSIH'., of Osceola.
ASSOCIATE JUDIJES:
WILLIAH t'. FOLEY, of Clearfield.
JOHN J. READ, or Laurence.
PROTIIOXOTARY:
AARON C. TATE, of Clearfield.
REGISTER A RECORDER:
ASIUItV W. I.E.', of Clearfield.
TREASURER:
SAMUEL I WILSON, of nradford.
COMMISSIONER:
F. 1'. t'OUTRIET, of Knrlliaun.
AUDITOR:
REUBEN McPIIEKKON.oC Clearfield.
COUNTY SURVEYOR:
8. F. Mct'LOHKEY, of Clirvrenarllle.
Tub Treaty. Our Royal Kaiser,
Ulysses, insuod liis proclamation from
Long Branch on the 4lh, nnnouncinjr
tho ratiflcnlion of tlio WaHhington
treaty by tho British government.
The Suicide Mania. Fivo suicides
liavo been committed in tho town of
MarslificltJ, Vermont, within two
weeks. To show that self murder is
not confined to any condition of socie
ty, wo need but stato that tin victims
were respectively, religious, wicked,
rich and poor.
Serious Consequences. Tho sud
den and trngio death of Sir. Vulhin
digliam and tho death of her brother,
Judge McMahon, of Maryland, at tho
same limo, has so prostrated Mrs. Val
landighom that her physicians havo
given her tip. Insanity or death is
her inevitublo doom.
An Address. Tho address of the
Democratic State Committeo will bo
found on our first pngo. It is proba
bly necessary to stato that Judo
Bluck prepared tlio documonl and
submitted it to tho committeo who
have put it forth in tho 6hapo of an
address to tho Democracy of tho Stato.
Every Democrat should read it and
jxi,k his neighbor to read it, too.
The Alarm Given. Senator Trum
bull, in a 4 th of July oration at Gules
burg, Illinoi.t, warned his countrymen
against Imperial government, and
cxecutivo usurpations. Ho is tho
ablest Senator tho RadicuU havo on
the floor of tho United Stales Senate,
and knows whereof ho speaks. His
warnings aro worthy the attention of
-Jill who lovo free government and do
siro tho sumo transmitted to their
children.
The Attentive "Reb." Tlio Con
federate Colonel, Attorney General
Ackcrman, for four days last week was
the only Cubinet Minister who could
be found in Washington. Tho rest,
liko tho "government," wcro either
off bathing, fishing or horso-racing.
Wo suppose tho widow Bowon would
not let Ackertiun go until he consent
ed to pardon her Congressional hus
band. Ileneo ho was compelled to
stay. What n pity Grant can't bo
held in his scat.
His Somersaults. O. P. Mor
ton, Senator from tho Slalo of Indi
ana, is said to be tho President's dog,
and from what hU neighbors my of
him, bo has found tho right manger
and master. Ho is a social outcast,
has been a member of every politi
cal organization, Democratic, Whig,
Know Nothing, Kopuhlican and Radi
cal, and changed bis naino from what
his parents had him christened, Oliver
Hazard Perry Throckmorton, to plain
O. P. Morion, dropping Hazard and
Throck out of his name. lie is the
most charactorless of all our public
men. Yet, ho leads tho Grant and
Dent families by tho noso, and the
roal leader in tho West of tho godly
Iladical party.
Many Splurges. Tho "govern
monl" detoclivos havo a wonduifu!'
time wilh tho counterfeiters and
"shovers of tho queer." About every
othor day, for the past five years, tho
telegraph onnounccd to tho world
"and tho rest of mankind" tho fact
that a largo gang of counterfeiters
had been arrested and millions of dol
lars of bogus money and stamps secur
ed through tho vigilance of the Troas
ury detectives. Now, if half were
truo that theso Treasury rats roport,
our penitentiaries would be full of
this class of convicts, and a thousand
dollars of counterfeit money destroyed
to one dollar that ever was made.
Theso follows aro a foxcy set, and if
they did not sot up Jobs by tolcgrnph
they could bavo nothing to do, and
roul() therefore soon bo discharged.
t'tcKtd Out,
" Oliver S. llulstouil, a colebrittod Now
Jersey politician, was murdered in ft
brothel in NowarU, on tho morning of
tho 2d, by an nssociato named Bolts.
Ho was Iho chief and constant defanirr
of General McClellnn, and earned tho
tillo of "pet" from General Hooker
and his friends for his inordinate praise
of that officer during tho war. lie
was n inomhor of Lincoln's kitchen
cabinet, daily associating with Sluti
ton, King, Lano and others who have
sinoo committed suicide. Hiilstoad
belongs to blooded slock, and became
vory rich during tho war on gun con
tracts and army rations which ho fur
ninht'd the government. So far us in
his power Hio damned every general
who condemned any of his guns or
complained of tho worthless rations
ho furnished tho soldiers. Ho Blept
alternately wilh Lincoln ami Stanton
wliilo thoy livod. Tho tragic end of
tho thrco is certainly romarkahlo.
Tho ono assassinated in a thoatro on
Good Friday, tho second commits sui
cide,, and tho third ("Pet") rnurdorod
in a liotMo of ill fame. llalstcad's
family wero rusticating at Newport
at tho tiuio of this sad affair, where
they havo spout every summer since
tho closo of tho war.
An exchango says : ''Pet Huletcad
was not only a prominent worker in
the politics of his nativo Slate, but nt
Washington ho won his soubriquet by
his familiarity in notable circles, where
thousands knew him and ho knv
thousands. His period of bloom was
during tho war, when his gorgeous
waistcoats and neck lies, his irreproach
ublo linen, gloves and boots, and his
jovial faco surmounting elegant, but
somewhat intenso atlire, wcro as gen
erally observed at tho capital as tho
lank figuro of his friend, President
Lincoln. Ho spent money liko a
princo, could talk liko a sago or a
statesman as well ns like a professional
jester, had tho cntrco of tho boudoirs
as well as of councils of slate, mi J was
famous on the drawing room carpet
as well as on tho floor of conventions.
Ho backed his wonderful assurance
wilh ft ktiowlcdgo of tho world and of
men, and a raro conltiination of social
talents, that really seemed often to
justify the undaunted ambition that
possessed his soul. His extensive ex
perience of travel, his excellent family
connections and his distinguished
friendships combined to incrcaso tho
lustre of his somewhat swaggering'
career, and rendered him a universal
favorito at homo as well ns among
these who knew him and his dinners
at Wclkor's in Washington. To be
lain by llio jealous diiver of a char
coal cart is not a brilliunt ending of
such a life."
In Trouble. Tho Radical leaders
aro exceeding troubled over tho ninth
resolution in tho Democratic platform.
They contend that Democrats, in ac
cepting the amendments to tho Con
stitulion, also endorso the means used
by which they wcrs incorporated into
that instrument. Tlio man who as
scrts this is neither honest nor logical.
It would bo just ns reasonable to say
that becauso Democrats acquiesced in
tho murder of Mrs. Surratt, by the mil
itary satraps, that they also endorsed
the men nnd means by which she met
her unjust and violent death. Tho
Democratio party no more endorses
tho means used to change Iho Consli
tution limn they do Mrs. Surratl's
murderers, Ben Butler's larcenies, or
Grant's imbecility and inordiuato lovo
o( gain and horso racing.
A Quarrel. A running fight has
been kept up between two of Grant's
cabinet ministers for a month or tnoro.
One or both must soon leave.in order to
preserve peace in tlio picsidcnlial fami
ly. Boutwcll claims tbatGen. Pleasan
ton has been interfering with his affairs
and vice versa. But we suspect that
iho ''Government" will give the Gener
al a hint to resign, ono of those days,
nnd ho will as usual, obey orders, and
lako the field against both Grant ond his
pet Boutwell. Tho continuod absence
of Grant from the teat of government
leads to numerous social and political
squubblcs between the loyal hosts who
run tho mneVno while ho.ntlcnds the
raco courses throughout tho country.
Pardoned. President Grant has
actually pardoned that notorious big
amist and blackleg, Bowcn, who was
sent to tho Penitentiary for having n
multiplicity of wives. Wo hopo tho
Now York authorities will nrrcst him
and send him to another Penitentiary
for forgery and mutilating tho court
records of that Stato in tho divorce
business.
TEimini.E Storm. Western Iowa
was visited by n terrific storm on the
5th instant. In addition to tho ex
cessive wind, hail stones tho size of a
hen's egg wcro plenty. Scores of
houses and barns wero lorn down and
unroofed. A largo number of lives
wero lost, and tho summer crops wore
nearly all destroyed along tho line of
tho tornado.
The quarrels between the Radical
brethren in Philadelphia havo cul
minated in a criminal prosecution by
one ngainst another on a churgo of
conspiring to defraud him out o? his
seat in a convention by means of a
forired nrolest. Tho accused was or.
t . - -
rested and had a hearing on Thursday,
wnen mo case was adjourned.
Tho races nl Long Branch continue
and tho President of the United Slates
is in ecstacies. Ho declared to
friond that he had not enjoyed any
thing so much as ho did lbs burtllo
race, since the day he rode tho inula
in the circus.
Tho J'orry country Democrat states
that a little child nf M iwn in
Tuscarora township, Perry county,
got a grain of corn In Its windpipe, a
suurt ume sioco, wnicn cntisod us
death insido of four days.
The Elk Ittmocvacy.
Tho Democrats of ill is county as
scinblod in Convention at Ridgway
en tho Sd, and nominatod tho follow
ing county ticket : Associato Judges,
Georgo Dickenson, cf Ridgway, and
Charles Luhr, of St. Mary's; Sheriff,
James McCloskey,of Foxj Treasurer,
Joseph Williolm, of St. Mary's; Com
missioner, Robert Cnmpboll, of High.
land ; Auditor, Curtis W. Barrett,
oditorof tho Gazette, St. Mary s.
Maj. Herman Krotz, C. V. Gillis
nnd Jackson Short, wero appointed
Senatorial conferees, with unanimous
instructions to support Hon. W. A.
Wallaco for Senator. Tho following
resolution was nnanimously adopted
Frlnl, That wo heartily endorse Iho enurae
of Hon. John 11, Hull, our lato member of the
Legislature, and truly teudor our tluuks for the
fnitiital ana alio manoor in which no utectterged
Ini duties.
This is a deserved compliment to
Mr. Hall. Ho was nmong tho few
members of tho last Houso who main
lnined his integrity, in tho midst of
corruption" ' und tho anti-domoeratie
tendencies which for ten years past
liavo prevailed ut tho Stale capilol
Wo nro pleased to loam that tlio
convention was tlio largest and most
.harmonious Unit has met for years.
a Pastoral Lrller.
About tho most amusing event of
the season id tho nppenranco of tho
Kev. J. r. .owmun in tho rolo ol ti
politician. Mr. Newman is the fa
vored divino who guides tho flock of
tlio metropolitan Methodist church in
Washington along tho path ot lion
ness. Among iho sheep whom ho
lolds and lecus is tho 1'rcsulent. .Not
finding his limo sulllciontly taken up
by Iho euro of souls, it is perhaps not
surprising that ho should uaoblo in
politics, und, being the President's
pastor, it is perfectly natural and to
do expected that he should select lor
tho purposo tho politics of a distant
Stnle, in which ho has not the shadow
of a right to meddlo or inako. 1 hus,
ho wrote a letter last April to a lead
ing Methodist preacher in Iowa, urg
ing him to seo Unit tho primary meet,
ings wero "fixed" for the iviioniiiia-
tton of Senator Harlan. Tins letter
is so unique Ihat a s-nopsis will not
do it justice, thorcforo wo givo the
lull text 10 servo as a model lor thoso
who wish tojollow his example, and
tnku a hand in tho gnmo of politics.
It is as follows :
(CONFIDENTIAL.)
WA'iiivonis, D. C, April 2"', ISTI.
Dr.Ail DitoTURn: As a uiutn-.il triend I iIpju
few carnert words in lielialf f flen.itnr ll-.-l.in'ii
re e'rotl'.n to tho United 8lat-a Hrnutu. YoJ
know tt.e imn'irtin'io of eat It and earnest action
The lurmhcii elected to the next Legislature elect
the next Hrna'or. It is then necessary that the
riht man he nominated, and hence attention must
lu eiveu to nrimarv meetings.
I am Rhtrt lo say to you th-tt Senator Harlan is
regular in his atten.lanco to church, and his influ
ence is in the right lirrcti,n. 1 know crs"nally
that lie stands Birh with the Ailrnimstrnliou, nnd
litis iiiducm-o wilh the l'rrsident, and is held iu
high esteem hy his fellow Seunlois. His speech
on Santo Domingo haa giren him an e'eration
few Senators enjoy. Hoping tint yno will In all
suitable ways intercut yourself fr Mr. ILirlan, 1
am truly yours, J. v. Nkwha.
Hero is a mixluro of church and
slalo for you f a gentlo combination
of the man ol bod and tho man of sin
which reminds tlio irreverent Spring
field Uemil'lic.ui of the veteran euchre-
player in Kontucky, who was having
a quiet game with a young convert
when tho preacher cumo in, glanced
at both hands, and then, stationing
himself behind his neophyte's chair,
advised him as to his play, i lie justly
nggriovod worldling threw down his
card, with tha remark ''Look hero,
Mr. B 1 If you want a game, I'll
go vou for five dollars, but 1 11 bo
if I'm willing to play against the
wholo Mcthodiet conferonco." The
Iowa politicians who have nn oyo on
Mr. Harlan's must fuel about the sumo
wiiy over llrothor Newman's letter.
1 HE I WO GOVERNOR. A COirC-
spondent of the Mercer (Pa.) Press
has been on a visit to ( alilornia, and
thus speaks of two of Pennsylvania's
noble sons : "Un tho zoth wo arrived
at Sacramento City, a largo placo sit-
uato on Iho river ol tho samo name.
I called on Mr. John Biglcr, ex gov
ernor of California, and long a resident
of Delawaro township, Mercer county,
l a. Ho received mo with great kind
ness and desired mo to remember him
to tho pcopla of his nativo county
Ho ia in good hcallhJitit ago soems
to bo telling on Ins vigorous conslitu
tion. He lives in a splendid mansion
and has u cAmpctcncy, but is not
wealthy, having spent Ins host oner
gios and most of his fort u no in adoptod
Slalo and his friends. Ho spoko with
emotion of tho poverty from which ho
und his brother William arose to bo
governors ol distant Stales. Ho says
ho I oli d tho brick for tho Thompson
Houso, on tliol sou tli-west end ot the
public square. in Mercer, und his
brother Willium worked as carpenter
at tno forest j I on so, north or town.
Unhappy. Tlio oditor of tho Hunt
ingdon (lobe, is evidently demoriil
i.ed. Ho breaks out thusly :
"We want Andy Curlin to come borne. lie Is
the only man to rally the people and save the Slate
from going orer to 'tno Democracy. 1 he hearts
of thepeojile are not with Cameron or any of his
dogs.
Pretty irood, to como from a lead
ing Republican paper. Tho O'lube had
belter lake down tho names ol Stanton
and lleiilh, who wcro nominatod by
Cumcron'o convention, and whoso elec
tion would bo claimed lis a victory of
Iho CninerOn clan, and his treasury
ring. Itistruolhut "tho hearts of
tho people aro not with Cumoron" but
ho manages to control tho ''Radical
people" through tho pockets cf their
leaders.
A Grant and Cameron club has been
starlcd in Baltimore A desperate
effort will bo inndo lo nominalo Simon
Cameron for Vico President, if tho
ottlee holders should succeed in forc
ing Grant upon the Republican ticket.
Tho combination would boa most up
nroprialo ono. What Grant does not
know about making money out of
oitlco, lamoron could soon teach In in ,
and tho two together would manage
to tun the White Houso In such a
manner as to secure a rovcnuogrcaior
than any despotic rulers ever wrung
from their subjects.
Boutwell and Pleusanton huvo
another difficulty. Tho latter sent an
agent to Baltimore to investigate cer
tain charges of fraud in whisky,
when Boutwell sent a supervisor to
ovorseo tho doinirs of the auont.
Ploasanlon was at onco informod of
tho matter, whon be interfered ; con
soquontly each ono claims his right to
be solo manager of tho Investigation,
and as thoy ure unable lo agroo thore
is a dead lock in the examination unlil
Grant decides the question for them.
What a sot ot old grannies there must
bo in high positions at Washington.
"77ic Mtook i'ouccru."
Tho charge of fsaud modo sguinst
tho agent of this institution by Dr.
Lanahan, nnd which havo beon under
going Investigations for a yoar past
by the Bishops and proper- commit
tees, havo beon brought to nn unsatis
factory closo. To fully show this wo
need but copy tho following from u
Into number of Harper' Weekly, whoso
proprietors nro leading members of the
church in question. Enough has leak
ed out to lead tho public to bclioyo
that tho ''book concern" has boon
managed on Iho congressional or leg
islative plan, and that the ogonts-bavo
"feathered their nests" out of tho char
ity funds of tho church, and the com
mittoo has successfully smothered the
''irogularilies," 'as defalcations nnd
robberies oro now termed by "loyal
ists" in high life, in church nnd Stato.
The Harpers say:
'When Doctor Lanahan niaJo his
charges in regard to certain transac
tions in tho Methodist Book Concern
thero was but ono simple and evident
conrso lo pursuo. Tho charges wore
undoubtedly it scandal. If ihcy wcro
false, they wcro scandalous and most
damaging to the author ; if they wero
truo, they wero damaging to tho man
agement of tho Concern. But in no
ciiso'woro they injurious to tlio-Chureh,
oxcept as doubt of good management
might Blop tho supplies; not to relig
ion, which, fortunately, is not harmed
bv tho oflonscs of thoso who wear
her mantlo. And, indeed, to tho most
superficial view nothing could bo sj
much a scandal to tho Concern, to tie
Church, and to religion as any attempt
to hush tho matter up, or any scemiig
unwillingness even to open ovcry dcor
and book and invite tho most sonrih
ing scrutiny into every detail. Tlio
sternly resistance to a thorough inves
tigation, which has been evident fntn
tho first, has had no other effect than
to publish and emphasize the charf.es
everywhere, and to persuudo the pub
lic that tliero is something wrong in
the management of tho Concern.
When Dr. Lanahan prcsontod lis
charges ho assumed tho responsibility.
It was pi n in that, it ho failed in pros
ing t lie in , his character as a man un
his position as n clergyman were very
gravely compromised. The prcsump
lion, therefore, was in favor of the
trtilh of his allegations. If tho man
agement of tlio Concern had replied
Ihat they wero untrue, had iiiimo-,
diutely invoked tho proper author-'
ity to conduct iho most open invest!-,
Kation, nnd bad offered every oppor-
tumly and every facility for it, the1
presumption of the truth of the charges i
..-nut, I l.nvnheeriaiisnonilnd. lint there1
is one conclusion only to bo drawn
from the lung and involved altercation.
Tho Concern did not wish a frank nnd
full examination, and for ono of two
reasjns: cither because it feared tho
result, or becauso it apprehended harm
to the denomination. If tho last be
tho real reason, tho authorities liavo
probably learned that under such cir
cumstances thero is but ono course
which will avoid tho peril, nnd that is
to turn on the light. They have
failed to do ibis, and Iho result is that
public opinion sustains Dr. Danahan.
Liberality. lion. Asa Packer,
(tho Democratic candidate liir Gover
nor in lHMI,) who founded tho Lehigh
University nnd originally endowed it
ivith $j'JO,000, now proposes to give
SoGO.OUU moro, in tho event that the
Trustees raiso tho sum of 8250,01)0.
Whon they raise tho first 8125,000 ho
will placo $:i3,000 to the credit of
tho Uiiivcrily and iho fumo sum
when they raiso the second 8125,000.
Pending tho efforts of tho Trustees
lo secure tlio ubovo subscriptions, Mr.
Packer w ill contribute 8-0,000 a year
for the iuiidental expenses of tho in
stitution. Tlio faculty is at present
constituted us lollows: Prot. Ilcrr,
Into of West Point, fills tho chair of
Mathomalics and Astronomy; Prof.
Chandler, of tho Columbia School of
Mines, New York, that of Chemistry ;
t'rot. rruziur, ol I'hiladeljilnn, that ol
Mining and Metallurgy, nnd Henry
Copper, I.L.I)., is ProloKsor of Dulles
Lelleis. Tho chemical laboratory
was arranged by tho late Prof. C. M.
Wcthi rill. Pittsburgh Post.
Going) to Kuroi'K. Our readers will
bo pained to learn thai Iho continued
illness of Hon. Kli Slifor, our distin
guished fellow citizen, has rendered it
important that bo should travel to
foreign countries in tho hopo of being
benctiltod by a chungo to other cli
mates. Tho labors which it was nec
essary for him lo porform while Seo
rctary of the Commonwealth, tit the
lime not noticable, have left their mark
upon him as they did upon Governor
Curlin. His numerous friends will
miss his presence hero, but it is hoped
he may soon he returned w ith renewed
hoalih nnd vigor. He expects to tuke
his departure within a few days, and
will be absent about ono ycur. Lew
isburj Journal.
Loyal Ktiqi'ette. Tho Now York
Herald says : "Bigamy has becomo a
potent clement in politics. Ex-Con-'
grcssman Bowen's criino bus called
lor A now departure among tho South
Carolina Republicans, and the efforts
to have him pardoned threatened to
split up tho parly in that Stnto. His
friends want him froo again, so Hint
ho can bo ro elected to Congress, nnd
his enemies favr his detention as tho
surest bar lo his political success. If
bigamy and Qthtr crimes, when pun
ished, assume so much importance in
politics, wo have tt right to expect that
railroad jobbing, land grabbing und
bribery ond corruption bo mndo equal
ly potent by meeting out to them sim
ilar ponallios."
Andrew Juckson Donnlson died at
Memphis, lenn., on tho L'Ot h u It., in
tho 72d year of bis ago. Hogrnduu
leu the second in tho class ol IW1 nt
West Point ; was private Secretary to
President Jackson duriiiL' both terms
of his administration, and afterwards
served as Minister to the Republic of
icxns, Jtorun, una tno t.ormnn Con
Icdoratton. On Ins rot urn homo he
succeeded Frunk Blair, Jr., as editor
ot tho iiashington Lnton; then ran
for Vico Prosidont on tho Fillmoro
ticket.
Jefferson County Democracy.
The following are tho nominations
mado by the Convention nt BrooUvillo
last weeki President Juduo. Wm. P.
Jonks, Ksq., by acclamation. Assem
bly, Edmund English. Treasurer,
Christian Miller. Commissioner, Sum
uol Thrush. Auditor, John D. Phil
lippl. The Postmaster of Macon. Ga.. lias
appointed tho biggost negro in tho
oily delivery dork ut the Indios win
dow, '
f MHYsftrarif, Jlo!'K,
Tncre . Is nothing which adds so
inudi to tho comfort of tho traveller
as t know that he Is passing ovor n
safe and "woll rogu luted lino of travel.
Tho following, wbioli wo tttko from
a lalo numbor of tho Now York Day
Iiooi, fully exprossos what we know,
and wo desire, that tho travelling com
munity should know it, too, so fur as
wo ;an givo it publicity. Tho editor
in qicstion says ! '
"A gentlotnnn of Portland, Maino,
writes its that n party of ladies and
gciiilemon of that city aro about to
tnkt n pleasure trip West, and desirbs
. .'e I !. ,,...l.:..u : il. l..
US II llliurill llllll "Wllll-ll lo viiu vum
rout for dispatch, safety and sight
sceiiuT from New York city to C'bi-
cagr r"- We have never boon on any
rauwad in this conlry that appourud
to ui .to bo munnged wilh so much
thoriUL'hnoss and care as the t'enn
svlvinin Central. Port Wavno nnd
Cliitaco road. Everything moves wlt.'l
tho regularity of a piece ot cloc'i-work
and it in probably iho best built road
is America. It takes tlio traveler
through tho Alleghany Mountains,
and treats him to a view of the most
graid and picturcsquo seonory tho
word contains. Tho paliteo cars and
tho (ving along this route al'ord quite
as nnny comforts and luxuries as are
to bi found in the first class hotels ut
watering places. From Chicago
to the "far, fur West," tho favorite
road is the "Chicago, Rock Island and
Pacific;" and unlil a man has been
over this route from Chicago to Omaha,
ho has had no conception of the grand
rolling prarios of Iowa, or of tho
boundless wealth of the agricultural
domain of our country."
Macartney, tho post ofllco defaulter,
says this is the first time any such
thing ever occurcd lo him in all his
experience as a Government officer.
He says if tho Government will for
givo him this time be will loo that it
don't occur again. Tho Government
is at Long Branch, thinking about for
giving. But the aforesaid Govern
ment is moro for receiving than for
giving.
Wm. Watson, for forly years jani
tor of Joflcrson' Medical Collego, Phil
adelphia, died on the -8th tilt , aged
seventy six years. Ho was well known
to members of tho medical profession
in nil parts of the country.
T , ,m , , ,. . , , .
An Irishman who hud blistered Ins
"nKer u endeavoring to pu I on a
I',"1' l"'oU. exclaimed : "I be hevo I
' never get them on until I wear
"" i' or
....
.ftclll".r
s : iho great happiness
of life, I find, nflcr all, to consist iu
the regular dischurgo of some mechan
ical duty.
Gravity is no more evidence of wis
dom than a paper collar is of a shirt.
$eu! 2.(li'fiti5fmfuti.
A1
TTENTK1N, t'L'ftTOMKItai
Hating determined to engage in other hasi-
.ess, It Is necessary to settlo up with those in
arrears In tha hla-ksicllhtng.and hive lift my
honk aceounta wilh I.. . Irwin, Esq., for eolleo
tlon, or whicfe all persona interested will please
take notice. AMOS KENNARD.
CIcarDeld, July II, 1171 41.
1 TR A V Came trespassing on the preml-es
.1 j nt (he tuhscriher In Ura.lr township, on the
Oih dy of May, IS7I, a RED nt'l.L, about a
year tod a half old, with white tail and hrown
head. The owner ia requested lo cnuie forward,
prove property, nay charges and take him away,
otherwise ho will he disposed of according to law.
IIOPKREY EILLIOX.
Luthersburg, July II, lSII-Slpd.
(1 ACTION. All persons are herehy enntioned
J igainst prnxhasing a ecrUIn PROMISSORY
NOTE given by me some time in June to John
B-pist, agent for th Iiemarost Talent Pruning
Shears, riaid note calls for f ll 0, and as 1 have
nerer received the Vruning Shears according to
agreement I am determined nut to pny the same
unless compelled hv law.
JyH-8 BENJAMIN LANSDERRY.
Ilir.ll-:fl)KNT Kt'lllMlI. DISITHICT.
The taxable residents of Lawrence Indepen
dent Sehuol llislrict are hereby ootillod Ihat the
undersigned has been appointed collector of the
Sehool tAi for IS7I, and Ihat all are respectfully
requeued to call at bis residence on or before
r'alur lay, the IVIb day of A iiguat neit, and settle
Ihessmc. ltll'UAUU B1IAW, Jr.,
July I, 1871 St. Collector.
J'jl LI, HAD MA N,
'PRACTICAL M I LLWRIG HT,
LUTIIEIlf-Bl'IlO, PA.
Agent for the American Ilout Turbine Water
heel and Andrews k Kalhaeb Wheel. Can fur
nish Poital.lt llrlet Mills on short notice. ,vl2'7I
y II.I.IAMHPORT
DICKINSON SEMINARY.
A (Irtt cla.s Pchool for both mrs, Williams
port, Pa. Kail session opens Auguit 21th, 1871.
ror catalogues, anurest
W. LEE SrOTSWOOD, I). D
July 1J, 187IOU President.
T?XI ( I'TOIIH' NI)TICH.Wherea.. Let
I J terl Testamentary on the estate of JAM Ed
A. KfcAM, deeeaaed, late of Lawrence town
hip, Ulearflcld county, Pennsylvania, bating
been granted to the undersigned, and all persons
o'e'i Ml eeiaie win prease mane payment,
and those having claims or demands wiM present
tu..u. uMiuucaiel for settlement.
THOMPSON READ,
MATTHEW REAP,
July IJ, lSTl-flipd. Eiecntori.
A IIMINIKTIIATOIt' ftOTICH. Notloe
1 n hereby gtten thai letters of administration
on the estate of JACnll HI IV HI. Y, deceased
late of Hell township, ClearDrtd oounlr. Peon's.
bating been dsly granted to the anderaigned, all
persons Indebted to said estate will please make
Immediate parmont, and those hating claims or
detnsndr will prt sent Ihem nrnnerlv authenticated
,or sciuciauni Wlllloul detny.
LOt' ISA MIIVELY,
Tmiitvtlle, July 11 Jtpd Administratrix.
A11MINIPTRATOH liOTH .UNotlce
is htrehy given Ihat letters of administration
on Ihe eetale of THOMAS EAHY, deceased,
late of Woodward township, ClearSeld county, Pa.,
having been duly granted to the ondersignrd, all
persons Indebted to said estate will please make
immediate payment, end those having claims or
ueiunmis will present them properly authenticated
u, svimiiui-ih wiiuoul ueiav.
John mcoan.s,,
I'hilipshurg, July IJ.fllpd Administrator.
CAUTION. All persons are herehy cautioned
against nurohnslnf or In ant wt meddling
with tho following properly, now in possession of
.'.iu m. inaoa,oi uenaiur township, aa ihe same
belongs to us and is left wilh him suliinet In n,ir
order: Two horses, two arte of harness, wagon,
IS head of sheep, one milk now, two ealrei, scien
hogs, ahotel plow, metal plow, harrow, two pair
-..t,n.in, mi, oiinios, tnroo acres oi rye, i a acres
of oats, 12 acres of grass and Are acres of e,m in
ron. II1I.EMAN A IIKSKEH.
Decatur township, July 12, IS7I Hlpd.
I A I. E I
Valuable Real Estate I
IN CLEARFIELD, FA.
Tho subscriber offcri for tale hit property on
Market street, (next door to Allegheny Hotel,)
Clearfield, Pa , being a lot and a half, 14 feet
front on Market etrvot, with a double plank two
story HOI'm, containing four large rooms down
stairs and tlx good bed rooms up stain and good
frame plank HTAULK and nil elher neeossary
outbuildings emoted thereon. Three WELLS of
good water on the premises.
HTFor Irrmt lnd conditions apply on the
promisee, or to Frank Fhorl. at the Short Hhn.
nhop, next foor to Miller Powell', store, Mar
ket street, or by letter to
J)U J-'lenrOcId, Clearfield Co, ('a,
yew (Ivfiltsrmfiitj.
rp o
TUP. P U II LI C I
IMPROVED
Agricultural Implements I
Those In wont of Imnrovod Agricultural Itn
plcmcnta should call on M. O. 1IHOWN, Market
street Clcnrlleld, l a., who sens toe oesu
WALTER A. WOOD'S M0WEB,
which took Ihe first prlre at the Paris Exposition
tn IS07, when sixteen or the beat Mowing ma
chines In Kurope and Amerioa were on trial.
Will ttnrrnnt it to give satisfaction, and give time
for trial, when, if it doei not work as reoummend-
ed, it can be returned.
Two of the best HAY II A K P.8, Stoner'i and
llnxcrstown Rnke, which defy their equal. Two
stylet of II A V I'DltKH, Nellie and ripreati.
" ELMS A IIOOFMAN'S ono-boreo
THRIvSHING MACHINES,
which will thresh from one hunJrtd to two hun
dred bushcti of grain in day. Will do more
work than most of the two bone Tlirrihinj Ma-
oldnes la Market.
Buckeyo drain Drill, Stoner Fanning Mill,
best in market, Feed Cutters of
all kinds,
Illcboek Cider Mill, Dug.powcrf for Gfeurnr,
and all tutogs in fjur line.
M. O. BROWN.
Clearfield, July 12, 1871.
A DMIMSTHATOH'H NOTICU. Notice
1 V is hereby given that letters of administration
on the estate of DAVID EE I'll ART, deeeaaed,
late of Osceola, Clearfield eonnty, Pennsylrania,
bating been duly granted to the undersigned.
all person! Indebted to said estate will please
Brake immediate payment, end those baring
olaimi or demands will preeent tbem properly
aulbeuttcated for lettlement without delay.
H. II. KEP1IAKT,
Oieeola, Jul) 12, 1871 St. Administrator.
VfOTI2 I.OT. All persons are herehy ean-
n tioneu against trading lor or outing a cer
tain PROMISSORY NOTE glren by A. D. John.
son to Jacob May, calling for $12.00, fifty being
endorsed on the same, and duo about the first of
June, 1S7I. raid note having been lost hr mo.
PETER MOVER.
Kylerlown, June 12, 1871-Htpd.
1)KOI'()HAI.M. Proposals will be received
hy the School Hoard of Knox School District
until the 22d day of July, 1871, for the erection
of a SCHOOL ItOl'sB at New Millport. Bpecifi.
cations and plans onn bo seen by applying to P.
A. Rowlcr, President, or to the subscriber.
II. J. FLOPPY, Bcoretary.
New Millport, la., July 12 21.
$li.5rfU;iiif0u;j.
g ILK HATS Latest Spring stylet
4 i D. R. FCI.LERTON'8.
I)INK, WIlirB A ROAN LINlNl) KKINS-
L jusi reoeirea and lor sale oy
April 20. 1170. H. F. UIULER A CO.
(AUDOI.IC PLANT PROTECTOR
J for sale by
-pSS lin HARTSVTICK k IRWIN.
C A IJTIl) N. All persons are herehy cautioned
j agalust purchasing or in any way meddling
with a oertaiu 1ILACK MARE, now in possession
of M ichael Fink, of ilraham township, at tho same
belongs to mc and is subject to mr order.
T. il. FollCEY
Orahamton, June 2S, 1871 3t.
"VrOTK'l-:. Notice Is hereby given that I
hale hern aulhorfied hr Ihe Court to take
charge of the books of UEOIttlE 8. PERRY and
recuve all balances tbtreon. All persons know.
ing Ihrmselvea indebted to said Perry will plrase
ncike immediate payment and thereby save cos'.
June J, 31. J.u. IT. vt lUULtl.
"lALCINED PLASTER AND UYbRAlLIC
J Cement, for tale by
Jr28 tn IIAKTSWICK A inWI.V.
I DMIMM It ATOIIH' NOTICliU Notice
X V it hereby given that letters of administration
on therstalt or DAVID Sl NDEHLAMI, dro'd,
lute of Hell township, Clearfield County, Pa.,
having been duly granted to tho undersigned.
all persons indebted lo said estate will please make
payment, and lliose naving elaiuia or demands
wiil present them property authenticated for set
tlement. CAM OKI. tltHI.IIU.lP,
JAMES A. CAMPUELL,
June 28, IS71 6t Administrators.
IIXr.CI.'Tlllt'f) MITH'I-'. Notieel. her
I i by given that Letters Teetamcntary having
ben granted to the subscriber. On the Eslate of
MICHAEL SI NUERLASD, dee d, late of Pell
township, Clearfield eonntt, Pennsylvania, all
persona indebted to laid Estate are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims agmnst the same will preeent them duly
authenticated lor settlement.
AMOS tsUNDERLAND,
June 21, 1871:01. Executor.
T. H. MURRAY,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSKLOIt AT LAW.
TrAmpt ftttrntino xlrrn to U lcjrtl luuinett
entrusted to hia carp in Clearfield and .vljnioint;
tnuntics. Office on M uket it., oppoiito Ntu.t'i
jeweirj oiore, VMftrncia, r. JeU 71
MliVt' AUDI The Commissioners of
Vyt Clearfield county will give a reward of
twenty llnllare Tor the detection of the party or
parties wuo are constantly mutilating and d'-rnctng
the walls and stairs of the Court House. Within
a few dart the fine railing on the alairwar has
been chipped and out from top to bottom. It was
evidently the act of a thoughtless boy or ft wicked
adult. The above reward will be paid to any one
giving information ooncerning this act, and the
names of those giving the information will be
withheld ll d tired. rl. II. HIIAr FNEIt,
ft. II. HINUMAN,
Comm'rs' Office. 1 DAVID HICK,
ClrarfTt-ld, J une 2 I.St. J Commissioners.
rlHT 111' JUIilUt, DRAWN FOIt PEP
I temher Term, 1871 I commencing 4th Mon
day, (:'ith) :
ORA7.0 Jl'ROnt.
Lcmu"! noot....RcccBriaJ. Moore Ferguson
Jas. 11. Kunderlin....llelllJ. A. L. Flegnl...ll.,en
tlcorgc Hess RoggslT. IlewitL Huston
Heslevil. Slurry, Urad-IJ. Meliheehan.... Jordan
ford. J. W. Potter.... Karthaut
A. Penis. r. Drady'W. Mapet Lawrence
J. Mi-Murray ...Durntldt 111. 11 LytlevLuinborCily
Cidvln Stevens Chest N. Fullmer Marrit
C. Ilarmoy Covington John i.awshc Osi cola
It. r. Mill Clrarfleld Allen McDonald.... Prcn
W. It. HartshurD...Cur- Isaac Caldwell Pike
wensvllle. David Dressier.. ..Union
J. 1.. Thompson.. Decatur. Hagcr'y..., Woodward
TRAVRnsR jttuona
II. I.. Mctlhee Rrll
.1. P. lloyt Fcriruson
Araot R. Tale... ,
John Orr
A. H. Phaw. Iloshcn
H. Lingle M
Wm. Conrad Oiitlrh
Wm. S. trry Jordan
M. Reed Lawrence
Joel Forest....,
Uvi Rowlet... "
Oliver Conklin "
Jas. Mitchell.. "
J.M'lllaughlin
Jno. Mitchell. "
Z. Ogden '
(lllbert lloovor... Morris
M. A. Ilrnwn
D. IV. Chilsou Illoom
J II. (Irarhart, llratirnrd
Mark Kyler
J. U. tlray
Henry Albert
Daniel Hlewart...
fllmnn Walllnrn...nrady
Alexander Pnea... "
J. Hamilton "
C. ftehwem "
D. Holllday "
John Lee Ilurntide
Jamet Wet.el.. "
Jos. L. Neff. '
Othello Smced..
Daniel Fishel Che. I
Richard rlhirk.Clrarliehl
L, Denning
A. Ponlhard....
M. 11. .MoUralh... Osceola
. M. Howies Penn
Joseph L. Dale Pike
Jrlt. Caldwell
A. 1'. Illoom "
Philip Long "
Wm. tllenn '
II. F. Ilarley t'lilon
J.Hhunhwiler.. "
A. F. Mitchell. "
Wm.Luthtr...Woodward
rpisii tisi Tim i
KTOVKSI 8TOVIJI1 HTDVIJtl
WAn.fi & IIAUTMAN
Tleslre Ia Infnrm 1 1. - . -1 f. , i
the public generally, thai they hare Jul! received
- '. .picnuiu assnnmens oi mores, llnnse-
hold Hardware and Humped and Jtipanncd
Wares of all kinds. Alan il,.
and keep eontlanlly on hand a full assortment of
Tinmen It .... h. 1. 1 I. . , , j . .
either wholesale or retail, to lull pnrrhaaera.
Rnoflnir. Knnnlln tltalplna ..... .11 L...l e
Job Work done to order and with dispatch
nines attention paid ordering articles ror par
ties desiring it.
Consumers wilt find It to their advantage In
nnrchase from at. Our ttoek and prices will sat
isfy yon that wo do tell food warei nt
prioet that please the people.
Van will C...I u. nK ., , ,
- " - .. v .,u aiiivi, nearly op
posite the Exchange Hotel.
vsoeoia mills, re., may 10, !S7l-tr
Insure Your Properly I
rpilB undersigned are prepared lo take any
1 reasonable Urn rl.ks. In wood and reliable
oompaniei, euch as the " Karmert' Mutual," ol
York, l'a.i the " Andet," of Cincinnati, Ohioi the
"Uerraanla," of New Ynrk, and others. Ratan
reasonable, and in oaaeof loss money will be paid
up promptly. 1H IN A K II F US.
I learfielj, r., April II, Wl-if. .
tl Mt for M.
)RIVATP. OH Ptni.lC HAI.K
Valuable Real Estate I
The suhacrlher will otTor at Public Sale, on
THURSDAY, 24th day of AUllUKT, next, (if not
sooner sold.) at 2 o"clock p.'m ,t hit house, hit
entire properly, tituate In Union township, Clear
field oountv, Pa,, oonelsllng of lull Acret and tlx
per cent, ailowanoa of the boil Farm, Timber and
Coal Lands, In Ihrae turteyt, lying In one body.
Will be told either eeperateor togelhor, at reason
able rates. The IMPROVEMENTS are as fol
lows, via: About 110 Acret cleared and nnder
good cultivation, with four Dwelling tlouset, throe
Hams, one Sawmill, and other outbuildings, and
three first-nt Orchards of eholoe fruit. Tht best
of running water near the houses.
The balance of these lands timbered with- Fine,
Hemlock and tjlber timber, sufficient to cut about
a., million fl.0b0.000) feet of lumber. For a
mineral properly thil il the bctt In thit part of
the country oonsisung oi no., wo-, ""''
and Htone Coal of the best quality. Large ve.ns,
easily mined, and convenient lo the Railroads now
under wav of bulldinf.
t-fA-l-'or partloulart eall on the lutsterlbtr or
addrctl him at Hookton r. u., e-iearueiu oouniy.
June 12 W JOHN MtESHl.KR.
F
on iimii
Valuable ,Hotel In Wallaceton I
A Urge and eommodloul Tavern Stand tltuale
on the corner of Clearfield and flaughman streets
in the village of Wallaceton. The building It 82
1.12 feet in lite, with good stabling attached to
the premises. The Douse bat a fair there of the
public patronage and will be told on moderate
termt. For further Information npplj to the sub.
eoriber, residing on the prrmitot.
M.yJl-Jm, UEO. W. IIARKIN8.
Valuable GrIstJIill For Sale!
rpilK andenicned olTeri For Flt Oriit Hill,
X Uwelling Houm nd Store Home, titutle in
New Millport. Clmrlleld county, P. Tie Mill il
Id food condition, baring been repaired and put
in excellent order within tho tut year, and bai a
good paying euitom. It ) lituatad In one of tlio
beat wheat-growing Kcttoni of the eoontr. whieb
decidedly FnoreaM-i its value. Tbe Dwelling
Houm and Stora Jtoom are alio In good order.
Togclber with tbe above property will It fold
about a
06 ACUE3 OF LAND,
partly eteared and balance In Timber Land.
"i-Termi mde known on application (o tbe
nndenigned at New Millport P. O.
May SI. 3m JOI'.X FOX.
Houses and Lots For Sale!
I will aell a well Improved Houm and Lot, situ
ated on Loouit ftreet, between Third and
Fourth: and a larve well fluialied new Houm and
two Loll, eituated on tha ponth-easl eorner f
liOcuRt and rourtu atrrvti. ror terini and eondt
ti.tni applv to JOHN W. BUt'UART
CUaraeld May 17th, 2u.
AY
TEST VIRGINIA
Timber nnd Coal Lands
F0F. S A L 5 I
Tlie following tracts of Timber and Cool Landt
are olTored for eale : Une tract of 17,000 acrctj
lying on the hlk Kiver, in n ebster county; three
tracts lying on the tame river in Braxton eounty,
two of O.0U0 acret each and one of 1,111.0 acret ;
and oue tract containing 0,310 acret, lying on the
(laulty River, in Mebulat county, fbetitlea to
these lands are perfect.
Anr information concerning these tandscan be
had by addris.ing O. r. FLEtlAL,
March 22, lSTI-tf. l'bilip.burg, Fa:
Farm for . Sale I
(10XTAINIXO 'JO ACRKS, In a good state of
J cultivation, situated in 1'ike township. Clear
field county, l'a., about eighty rods from Logan's
Flouring Mill, on the turnpike leading from Cur
wcnsvllle to Clearfield. Having a story and a hall
house, stable and out-buildings therein. There
is elso a good spring and a young orcharj on tbe
preinttrs. Any person di siring a nice little home
will find Ibis a very desirable locatiun.
For further particulars inniiire of Rachel Cald
well, on the prendre!, or address
T. W. FLEMISH,
Mirch 29 tf. Curwensville, Ta.
Tuxes & High Prices Repealed!
A NEW START!
GREAT REDUCTION OF TRICES A GREAT
ATTRACTION'S, at
HARTSOCK & GOODWIN'S,
CI RWEXSVILLE, PA.,
Caused Ly the opening of n new lot of
SPRINT. & RUMMETI r.OODSi
We tnka plraiura In infurutlng onr old aa well
aa new cuitumora, and the public fenerally, that
wa hava returned from the Ktiat witb a large and
weji aciectea Block or guod.
We eall eppeelal attention to our elrrant
aaaortment of Hilki and Prenj (looda, in every
varieiy. vwiimmi, luTionaiie. Jean a
and Fheetinga, and arery variety
of Domt'Ktte Dry Hood,
at priers to fuit
the timn.
Ladlei' and Children a Hhoei A (laltera
Iu end kai variety. Call and examine tbem. Alio
Men a and Bya Boot a and rboea, of
tvery kind and price, Ha la and
Capa In every aiyha.
Hoop Skirts,
PkeMnn and (Hove fitiin CorartaT Ho-
aiery and tllovea, Poeket Cutlery uf the flnrtt
c.ngliib ma he, boapa, rcrlumory and
Kotiona of all kinJa.
onocKRTr
Ql KKNHWAkk,
SALT.
HAhl)VARI., rAIXTf,
Oila, Wood and Willow Ware, Druga and Patent
Medicine, and In fact everything yun want. All
ot whicli will be aold Cheap for caah or country
pron nee.
ttWool and Short Shlnglea Wanted !
HARTSOCK A (lOODWIX.
Curwrnavitle, l a., May 21, 1871 -2m.
SPRING GOODS!
JUST RECEIVING!
T tOHT CALICOES, FPLENDID 10c. CALL
Jj eoee, Delaines, Shining Checks, Muslim,
I'luids, Whiln Gonde, Fercalet, Jtpanese itilks,
lllark Silks, Milk Ponlins. Illaek Alnacaa. T.1,1-
Llnrni, Vclrctctnt, Bhnwli, Boyt' Ca.sim.ret, Ac.
AT J. MILES KRATZKR'S!
nOSIERY, SILK GLOVE?, BEST PARIS
Kidtllnves. Lane Pnll.r. ll.i. ia u.k.. ..
vuignons, llair nets, Lonctl, lloup Skirts, At
AT J. MILES KRATZER'8 !
rRESS TRIMMINGS, SILK FRINGES
XJ eatin, t elvet Itiblioni, Uuttona. do.
AT J. MILES KRATZERSI
rpRIMMEI) HATS, RIBBONS,
Millinery Goods, Ac., At.
AT J. MILES KRATZER'SI
TTNFQt'ALKD 8T0CK OF LAMES' AND
KJ t hililren't Short and Gnllere, Men's French
Kip and Calf Boon, Calf and Luting Ualicrs, Ae.
AT J. MILES KRATZER'SI
O 000 '"'ECUS WALL PATER -Ite. la
VV II. Illl prr bolt Carpel!, Floor Oil
Cloths, Window Shadrl. best While Grauila Tea
Ware, Glast Ware, Table Knivea and Forkt, At.
AT J. MILKS KRATZER'SI
C1HOICK TEAS, COFFEE, AND OTHER
; 11 metrics, Dried Applra, reaches, Cherritt,
Prunot, Canned reachot, Tomatoci, Corn, Ao
Thi abnre, with nn Immense ttoek of other
(loo. Is, hava been bought at the lowest cash prices,
aad will be oicred nt rery low retee.
fSTCam and examine them whether yon
buy nr sou
J. M. KRATZER.
(Formerly C. K raiser A Soni.)
Next doir lo II. T. Illglsr A Cn.'i Hard wart Store.
Clearfield, March U, 1S7 If.
Clearfield County Bank.
rpilK Cleatflsld County Bank at an Inen
1 ted In.tll.Uon ba. gon. out of exi.t,
All ite ttoek U ownad by the tubtcrib.,', .i '
III continue the Banking builneas at the s
placo, at private Uahktrt, under tht ,
of the "Clenrfitld County Bank." tf , ,r, "
sponsible for lbs debts of the Bank, and wilie"'
Iu nottt on demand at tha eonnitr. DsntJo'
received and Interest paid when money 1, itf.,
a fixed lime. Faptr discounted at tlx perJ.V
at htrttofora. Our penonal rtsponsibilit,
pledged for all Dopotlti received and bu.h,,!!
Irani eted. A eontlnuanoa of the liberal PI,
ronage of the buiinett men of the eoonty ia
tpeotfully tolicited. At Fretident, Cashier
oflcert of lh lata Clearfield County itat. k !
require tha notes of laid Bank lo be preitnut:
for redemption.
JAS. T. LKONAKD, RICIIARD BnAW
WM. PORTER, JAS. B. ORAHAM
A. K. WKIU1IT, Q. h. REKD,
WM. A. WALLACE.
The huilnoii of tht Bank will be conducted W
John M- Adams., Kiq., ai Cashier. JunlS, J
aii . ..vi-.v .-', im .
J. D. M'Olrk. Edward Perks
BANKING 4 COLLECTION HOUSE
or
McGirk & perks.
Successors to Fetter, Perkt, A Ce,
rhlllpiburir. Centra County, pa.
WIIKRK all the busincal of a Banking loir
will oe trantaoted promptly and upon tnr
moat furoraole terma. mtir7.tf
County National Bank.
CLEARFIELD, PA.
TIIIS Bank II now open and retdy for Uil.
nest. Office on Second street, in the bulla.
Ing formerly oecupied by Leonard, Finney A Ct.
Dir.xcTOni ano orricnnt.
JAS. B. HRAUAM, RICHARD SI1AW
WM. A. WALLACE, WM. PORTER,
A. K. WRIQHT, GEO, Ir. REKbi
W. M. BHAW, JAS. T. LEONARD;
ju2S,lloJ Cashier. Prettifst.
' ltisrfUanfou$.
ItoggMToeriiMltip Awake
GREAT EXCITEMEXT AT
THOMAS BEERS'S!
Jj'VERTBODT trying to get there first, foif.o
j of being crowded out into the eold.
If yon want good hboelng dona, go to Bkiu;
If yon want your Sice's ironed right, go to Bust.
U yon want good Mill Irons, go to Bkers,
If yon want your wtgon ironed in the bv it
ttyli and workmanship, go to Ilr.ttt.
Rami makes tht best bin tup Miehlne in ibt
Stale, and doei all klndt of BLAChS.M ITIil.Vtl
ti cheap as can bo doot in the county for Ci.k,
My Pott Office addrert it dearlel', Pa.
THOMAS UEKRS,
Doggi Tp., Deo. 1, lM7-tf.
.' Cheap Fiiriiituro.
joiin gulicji
DESIRES lo inform hll old friendi mil c.
tomeri, that having enlarged bit thop toi
inereated bit faeilitiei for manulactnring, bt is
wow prepared to make to order inch Fornilart ti
may bt dcttred, in good ntyle nnd atebeap rites
forCASU. Ill generally baa on hand, at bit
Furnltura roomt, a varied assortment of ready,
made furniture, nmong which are
BUREAUS AND SIDE-BOARDS.
Wardrobetand Book Cases; Centre, Sofa, Parlor,
Breakfast nnd Dining Extention Tablet; Com
mon, Frcnch-poit,Coltage,Jenny-Lind and other
Bcditeadi) Srfaa of all kinds, Work modi,
ilt racks, Wash-stands; Rooking and Am
Cbaira ; ipring-ieat, eane-hottom, parlor, com
mon and other Chain; Looking-Ulaaiei of tvsry
deeeription on band ; and new glaatel for old
frames, which will bt put in on eery reatonsklt
termt on thortttt notice. Ut alto keept or hit.
or furnishet to order, Corn-bulk, llair and Cot-tun-top
Maitrreiei.
Coffins of Evert Kind
Made to order, and funerali nttended with a
Hearie whenever desired. Alto, Ilonti Painting
done to order. The lubicribcr also maculae,
turn, and hit eonttantly on hand, Clement'l
Patent Watbing Machine, the bttt now in o.e 1
Thott nting thii mtchina never need be with,
out clean elotbet ! He also hat Flyor'i Patent
Churn, n tuperior article. A family ulog thit
Churn never need be without bntttr I
Alt tha above and many other artielet art fur
nishid to euttomtrt okeap for Cm or exchangee
for approved eountry produce. Cherry. Mtplt,
Poplar, Linwood and otler Lumber luilablt fcr
Cabinet work.lakon in txchenge for furcitu-t
Rsmrmbcr tht thop la cn Mirkel street,
Clearfield, Pa and nearly opposite tbe "Old Jew
Store." JOHN UlUCU.
November ill, 1S y
READING FOR ALL! I
BOOKS cfr STATIONER Y.
Market St., Clearfield, (nt the Post OiT.re.)
rHB naderalgned bag Irava to announce te
X. tha eltitena of Clearfield and vicinity, thai
ha haa fitted Bp a room and haa juat reinrnrd
from tha elty with a large aaount of readirg
matter t oniiating in part of
Bibles and Miscellaneous Books,
Blank, A croon t and Paai Booka of tvery dr
aeription ( Paper and Envelopei, French pruned
and plain j Pen a and Peneila Blank, Legal
P.pera, Deeda, Mortgagoa; Jadguient, Eitmp
tlon and Promiaaory notei t W hite and Parch;
merit Brief, Legal Cap. Record Cap, and Bill Cap ,
Sheet Moale for either Piano, F.utt or Violin
oonatantly on hand. Any booka or ftationcrj
desired that I may not hava on hand, will be or
ordered by firat aipraai, and aold at aholeala
or retail to init eoatoanen. I will alio keep
periodical literature, anch aa Magailnea, Newi.
papera,ilo. P. A. UAUL1.
Clrarfleld May ?, 186Mr
DAVID YOUNG,
Stone-Culler and Slone-Masou,
' ILL txecute all work In hit lint at m.i-
tratt pricti and in FIRST-CLASS style.
Architectural Ornaments
In ALL STYLES, Stone Dressing of evtry
deicription, and all kindt of maton work con
tracted for in or outof the eonnly. Any prrior t
wishing to have respeetabla mason work and
ttone-culilng done, will lnd it to their tntereit
to eall upon ma I would air Inform Ihe pub
lie that I can deliver any quantity or elast cf
ttont doilnd, tt I am the owner of a
FIRST-CLASS STONE QUJUU! Y.
Ordtrt fcr work can be addressed to
DAVID VlU'Nfl.
arSS.Tf Clrarneld l'a.
The Liahlnina Tamer.
'PUB andrrslgned aro the aola Agenlt In thla
...,,,,,., ...,rin nuencan uaivanitra
LIDHTNIVll RUMS " Ti.... ... .1 ,
rods now In me, and an tndorstd by nil tha
dentine men In the eenntry.
na nercoy noury tne eitnens of Ihi eounty
that w. will ni !.. . i...... j . .
- . r. .... . . . y m uiiiii ii u , anu tor
lest money, than It charged hy the foreign
-uu MMianj iraTorve ine oounly a&4
oarry off our little cash, nevar to return.
ENCOURAGE HOME LA HOI?.
Thnatk wlktn I I. T. J. . j
... H ..vMiiipi iiuui vrvpico b
their buildingi need bi t addreat ua by letter, or
r...,. ... aruw llllin u njwurt
in the eounty, and vramnt thorn. Tha Bode and
V i V , i. rji a . . . I. . .... . . ... . I - I I .
- v. . ' p.,, iintv vty cuing Bt
onrttore. II. p. HIULbK A CJ.
Clearfield, March 10, U70 tt
Clearfield Nursery.
ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY.
'pilB undersigned, having established a Km
J. lery an tbe 'Pike, about half war helweea
Clearfield and Curwenevllle. it prepared to fur
nish all kinds of FRUIT TREKS, (ttandard and
dwarf.) Kvtrgreent, Phrnbhery, Grape Vines,
0 loseberrlet, Lawton lllackberry, Strawberry,
and Hasherry Vines. Also, Siberian Crab Treei,
Quince, and early teirlet Rhubarb, do. Order!
promptly attended to. Address,
J. D. WRIGHT.
tpJO M-y Curwtntvlllt, Ta
THE CLEARFIELD
WOOD-CHOPPERS' AXE!
Manufactured especially for
THE CLEARFIELD TRADE, -
to lilt IT
augS'l
II. F. nitlLER A CO.
)(1(;8 TdWltwIllIt AMI HI
if yon want a good Librla Wagon, lnltbed h
in workmanlike manner, go to
itv ii, i;i t( DEtHnn.