GEOROK B. GOODLANDEIt,
BUI TO II AD I-ROritluTOK.
CLEAH FIELD, Ta.
M'KUNKRDAT MOKNISO. FEB. II, 1STI.
Mftmocnitlc HUttc Convention.
.. Pursuant to a rraolutlon of tba Democratic State
Jlxuculive Coinwiltoe thia il'iy adopted, a Demo
cratic 3leu Conn ntiou in number, equal to tlio
rapicacnintlon In both houaea of the Legl.latiire,
l hereby eullc.1 1o im-ot in Heading. IV, on
'I'hurednx, May 3"tu, 1S72, at II o'clock a. ., to
nominate candidates for Uorernor, Judge of the
PiiprcMa Court, aid (rliou'd I ho l.rgltluturo ao
dctcrmhie) for Auditor Ucnernl and delegates at
largo to tlio Conatltutionnl Conrcutlon, and alao
to loriu an elojloial ticket aul s.kct senatorial
nod representative ilclegn'ca to n-pres'-nt the State
ill Itie Democratic National Convention.
Hj order of the Kccntii Comniltleo.
WM. A. WAI,I,Alb',Chalrman.
Attests W. MTLKLLann, rjeo'y.
Jlnrriaburg, February 1ft, 1S72.
"Journalistic Flunkies'." Tliis is
tlio nitmo awarded to tlio Grant edi
tor by tlio New York Tribune. How
nro you, "Flunkey" Uow f
, VtnuAST.-TlieTyronoArnWsnys:
"The lawyers of Blair county, under Judge
Dean's administration, have already learned tho
meaning of prouiptuoaa, oourtcay and order."
, It is well for tho member of tho
bur, ospcriuHy Calvin,Oressvc!l, Dluir,
etc., Hint tliey liuvo fell into tlio lintids
of somo one to polish thorn up u little
in their deilino.
An election has been ordored on
tho l.)lh of March in tho Fifth Sena
toritildistriet, to fill tho vacancy caused
by tho death of Henry S. Evans. Tho
district in which Mr. Evans, win elected
Is composed of tho countics.o.f Chester,
JJolnwtti'O and Montgomery, which,
under the old apportionment, was en
titled to two members.
What a Titv. A lot of New Or
leans Radicals got up a shooting
match on tho 14ih. after tho Concres-
Bional Committee left tlmt city for
Washington, but ttioy were 80 badlv
frightened that .neither could bit tho
other; so, unfortunately for the city
nnd State,, none of tho rascals were
killed.
Notice. Wo hereby givo notice to
the patrons of tho Journal that that
concern will hereafter bo run in the
groovo of "enlightoned public senti
ment," instoad of tho dark ehannel of
principle. Whether this will bo tiny
improvement, tho future must devel
op. Wo chnrgo nothing for this ad
vertisement.
".Reform or ruin," exclaims Forney,
kin no he threw off the Custom IIouso
yoko. And ho continuofi, "if utterly
reckless politicians nro allowed tornlo
in Stale nnd city, even tho Grunt 4oeo
motive will stop." What ft pity it
would bo if that macliino were to
stop. Tho Colonel actually begins to
tulk like a Democrat, and if he con
tinues to "fight it out on thnt liao nil
summer" he will ruin the Radical par
ty in this State! How that would
spite robbers liko Evans k Co.
.Alike. Tho Senate of Ohio, liko
tt of our own Stato, has boon con
siderably demoralized tho past ton
days. A JUudical hits been BtufTed
hto tho Senate of that Stato on tho
.Philadelphia Gray plan. He was de
flated at tho pulls but counted in by
tho bcllot.bo.x sluflers, and wants to
bold bis scui, andavory Radical seal
nwng tells him UJ-"4itiok." Hence tho
debate has been, "you are a liar,"
"you'ro a d d scoundrel," 4:0., and
chairs and desks have suffered groully..
ot the morals of tho members do not
seem to have Buffered n bit.
Parson Erowi:lov. This human
Satan has been resuriectod, and mado
ono of bis vulgar ami blasphemous
spoochoi in tho United Stale Sennto
on Thursday. His personal abuse
of Congressman Beck, of Kenulclty,
is characteristic of tho man. Hock,
who is a inombor of tho Southern Ku
Jilux cominittao, bus been making a
roKrt of what ho knows about Ten
ncs8co and its late Governor, lirown
tpw. has nroiued tho did fiend,
rami J10 denounced Beck's g;ot.'pel stato
. mcnts "as falso ns hell." . 'Xh't is
rather roagh for on old clergyman,,
.but it's Jirownlow, to life.
What a Fitv ! Poor Stokes, a
loyal member of Congress, has boen
heavily fined and sent to tho peniten
tiary fir violating an net of Congress.
Now, what is Gon. Grant entitled to
for doing tho vory sumo thing ? Thoro
is an act of Congress which prohibits
witty government official from no
ccpting n present, yet bow many
presents hiK1 Grant accepted sinco lie
has oeetiicd iho Presidential chair.
Jf an individual, or a member of Con
gress, is soitt to t.'ie penitentiary fur
violating the law, vhy should not
Presidents bo .treat-id ' in ft similar
Ajmnu"!'? '.
Il.viin on the Lr.vtus.i-Otir rtod
era) ate no doubt ftwnro.that.Philililel
phiu contains a Radical organization
irrmcd tho '-Loyal League," an older
of werdihy, nristocrnlio Radical poli
ticians. The members of this grand
concern, in connection with tho regu
lar rng-a-tntifiins, have ruled tho city
f r ton years past. Last week two
;;f tho "loyal" nris'-ocrats were sent to
the pcuilentiiiry nnd throe woro ex
pelled from the ciiy councils, nnd will
,tlso turn tip in the aforesaid institu
tion er.o Icng if they get thuir just
dues. That these -wealthy, educated
aristocrats .should thus be tranted by
fho cnuunonaity is hnrh indeed! Wo
l fill. p h '. ' ' '
f Vondtrful .Vainr.
"Enlightened iublio senlimont"
("ontini'onl" is good 5 it's tho food on
which fanatics feast,) alias tho Jbitr-
nal, last week informed ns that on; of
tho "national wards was boing hous
ed with tho whito school children In
this borough. This is news to uand
we snppoKO has been brought nbout by
"cnlightoned public sentiment." Pro-
furring to bo controlled by principle,
wo cannot mibscnba to this dark
"senlimont" which in this beastly
manner attempts to blend tho two
races. Wo uro n mechanic, but not
gonitis onottgh to attempt to overcome
tho decrees of tho Creator. This is
tho peculiar job of men governed by
"to tit intent," nnd vicious taRles. As
the schools are in tho hands of inlclli
gent directors,' wo nllow thorn to regit
Into that question.
As wo were not sent to tho Stato
Convention a yenr ngo, by negroes
nor their allies, wo are not answerable
to them for our conduct. When our
constituents complain of onr conduct
on that occasion wo will endonvor to
oxplniti. Thnt our vote was recorded
against tho ninth resolution, every in
tolligent citizen knows, nnd as to
what occurred in caucus wo nro not
scalawag enough to rolnlo to Ulnck
Republicans, nor do gentlemen pump
us cn that point. That there have
keen Juliuses iti church nnd Stato for
nearly two thousand years all know,
but wo cannot imitato them for the
purposo of satisfying "onlightonod
public senlimont." There, you have
tho item demanded.
Oh Hand. As prcdictod, tho solf
samo old familiar faces, which for
nearly a quarter of a century havo
annually appeared in our midst to
regulate the domestio affairs of Radi
calism, assombled in the Arbitration
Room, on Friday last, for tho purpose
of electing a Representative Delegate
to the approaching Stule Convention.
All tho members of tlio "bread and but
ter brigade" wero present and nctivo
in thoir support of "tho govornraont."
After considerable button-holing, Gon.
John Patton was choson delogato,
will) instructions to support Frank
Jordan, (now Secretary of tho Com-
monwciiHb,) for Governor. Thore
was quite a nuiubor of icAi'fi! men
prosont, and Gen. Patton looked like
one, but be was compelled to take
Jordan, although it will bo a vory
"hard road to trnvol." The gonoral
fooling of tho Convention was decid
edly nnti Cameron, but tho doso had
to bo swallowed, because there wore
at least thrco candidates in tho field
fbrdelegato, who finnlly compromised
on Pulton and Jordan, which tho form
er did not relisli. Tho Radicul waters
aro greatly troubled just now, and tho
few mournful looking pilgrims pros
cnt could not conceal it.
Wkll Stamped. -Tho Committeo
of Ways and Menns, hnvinjr ngrood to
report in favor of a tax of sixteen
conts on plug tobacco and twenty
four cents on smoking tobacco, the
smokers will certainly contribute a
rcasonublo skure towurd the support
of the government under this bill
13ut, if it is really uccesiary to stamp
things In order lo greaso tho govern
ment machine, let the luxuries bear
tho burthen. Let Congress put its
heel on ' the cltcwor, smoker and
drinker, and allow the necessaries of
lifo to go free. Wo say, tax tobacco,
rum of all kiuds, cofToe, tea, figs and
all imporlod fruits, silks, satins, eto.,
and let those who want lo indulge in
frivolities pay for their whistlo. Any
well regulated family can get along
without any of thoso ileins. Vet, ii
they havo tho mentis, und covet thorn,
let them indulge in them. Put, take
tho stumps off tho nocossnrics of I'fo.
"Innocents" at JIomb. Tho editor
of tho Journal Inst wock unbosomed
himself thusly : "Wo don't npprovo of
forcing anything." How vory con
sistent tho man isl "Undo Sam"
called for him repentodly for three
years to help carry on somo force
work, yet "Deacon Sam" never an
swered, although be was a terrible
warrior in tho second story of a brick
building hero in Clearfield when tho
music was on and boyond tho Poto
mac. How wo heroes pant for glory,
through ''enlightened public sonli
mcntl" A Goon Law. The following scrap
of legal information is to bo found on
pago 2-9 of Furdon's Digest :
No Councilman of any municipality shall bo a
Treaaurer or an? other officer, or 6 a turetg fur
tic njfieer, and that any person violating the pro.
viafon 01 una inn anal! turieit ma incnihcrajiip in
"ttcb ini.n'cipalit.V, and hia office or appointment
ih-renndcr. an't ahull bciraillvof a misdemeanor,
and, on oonviciioi! thereof, be acntencej to pay a
fino not exceeding
Thfoo mombcru of tho Philadelphia
council wero lust week expelled and
two resigned. All five Radicals.
Tho enforcement of tho law will inn!;'?
that body Democratic. ' ' '
Loyal Revelations. It npponrs
by the debate in the United Slates
Scuato on Thursday lust, that our War
Department sold the French govern
ment hundreds of thousands of guns
and muukcls during tho late war with
Prussia, in open violation of all law
upon tho subject. This Is not all.
Thojo loyal villiuns novcr accounted
for half tho money they got for tho
vuns and amunilion '.hey sold.
Wix Co.ms Down. That wo ever
charged tho editor of tho liafUman's
Journal Anything for copying his cdl.
torials "irom an eastern oxehange," is
mistako in him. Ho can keep bis
potato, becnuso tlioro is no editor in
tho Stato who furnishes so much
original. matter woekly to his readers.
Over. Tho special ploction held on
the 15 th in the Bedford and Fulton
Assembly district, to fill the vntnncy
caused by tho death of Mr. Dickotvaon,
resulted in llievdcclion of George A.
Smith, Domoerat,,of Fulton county. -
,1nolhrr One f.rsi.
Tho Radical majority in Congress
naa lost anothor memborby accidont.
Hint loyal seulawng, Col. ,Wm. R
Stokos, of Tonncssoo, has boen con
victed of high crimos nnd misdemean
ors. Ho was arrcatod, indicted nnd
convicted undor the act of Congress
ot ISOJ, which provides that any Son
alor or Representative in Congross
who shall act as ngont, or aid or assist
in tho prosocuiion of claims for com
ponsation paid or to bo paid, or re
ceiving a gratuity or sharo in such
cluiinx, obuii bo deemed guilty of a
misdemeanor, and, on conviction, shall
bo puiilshod by a flno not excooding
f "1,000, or imprisonment not exceeding
ono your. It was shown that during
tho lalo war a military company,
known nsUully's Independent Scouts
was ruised in Tenbress county. Ton
nossoe, and after tho war had closod,
Stokos secured tho passage of a bill by
Congroes to pay tho mon, receiving
lor ins services, tho sum of f 10,000,
Tho company nevor exceeded 50 mon.
although tho rolls, as prescntod for
pHymout, coiiluincd 102 names. Ho
will cf courso bo expelled now, and
nftcr Grant pardons bim, or his timo
in tho penitentiary is out, ho can go
nnd hunt up tils old congressional as
sociates, Whittomore, Rower, et al.,
und havo themselves sont as loyal
delegates from tho South for Grant.
Who noxt f Who will follow Siokosr
Grant.
Ins "White" Demaoooue. Our
neighbor, Gen. White, Slate Senator
from Indiana, instead of growing up
into a statosmnn, is becoming nothing
more nor loss than a ranting doma.
goguo. In this lino bo has no match
in tho State. Ho talks more and says
ttss than any other momber of the
State Sonate'and yet ho wants to be
Govornor. His conduct in tho Gray-
McCluro contest has boen disgusting
in tho cxtromo. Tho Philadelphia
Age, in alluding to this caso, sayn :
"Senator While is wronirin suppos
ing tho newspapers of this city do not
unacrstauu tlio Oray-Mqijluro caso.
They understand tho caso in all its
bearings, and also Senator Whito
connection wilh it. If it is not the
desiro or policy of tho Radical party
to prevent an investigation into al
leged fraudulent returns, why the
present action of Senator Whito and
his colleagues f They can open the
door for investigntion by a single
voto. They can do justice to tho poo
plo of tho Fourth Senaloriul district,
by nctinif upon tho spirit of tho law.
not sheltering themselves behind mere
technical quibblos. Roth tho peoplo
and pross of this city understand the
real monts 01 tho liray-JleUuro case,
nnd Senator Whito will not improve
ins cnanccs ot teing chosen Governor
by acting tho rolo of tho small parti
san, not the upright, conscientious
Senator.
A "National Ward" Insulted.
The Titusvillo Courier says : "And
now Lrw lias insulted rred Douglass.
Tho other day tho great Frederick ar
rived in that city, ono: lie, tired, loot-
sore and weary, proposed to ride from
tho depot lo tho J iced Houso in an
omnibus; but tho driver, not having'
Uie tear 01 tlio civil rights hill ueloro
Ins eyes, rofused Frederick a seat.
And his troubles didn't even ond hero.
for arriving at Hint funious hostelry,
he was assigned a room, but notified
that if bo would pnrtako of tho furth
er hospitalities of tho houso, bo would
have lo submit to cat Ins roast chick
en and drink his coffee in UU own
room, and not al the public tnblo.
Alas 1 alas 1 can this bo thus, in a dis
trict represented by Glonni W. Sco-
held, and in a county which gave
(jrnr.t thrco thousand and five hun
dred majority? Let Srofield'S com
mitteo como back from Now Orlonns
at once and investigate; and in tho
niuuiitimu mum uugiib lo proemiin
martiul law and suspond tho writ of
habeas corpus.
Smuooi.ino for Tns Administra
tion. We loarn from good authority
thnt tho stcntner Liberty, which ar
rivod at this pott on Tuesday after
noon last, had on board somo six pack
ages of cigars which did not nppenr
on her manifest, but which, it is said,
wero shipped under consular certifi
cate and seal at Havana Ono of these
pneknges was addressed lo his excel
lency, U. S. Grant; another to Mr.
Fish, secretary of Stato, nnd the others
toditferent membors of Gon. Grunt's
cabinet in all ubottt 0,000 cigars.
Had theso cigars been addressed to
nny other six citizens of the United
Mates tho custom liouso officers of this
place would havo ponncod upon them,
and probubly mulcted tho captain of
the stenmor in a heavy lino, or bnve
sought tho confiscation of tho vcssol.
Wo regret lo toy that tho oialtcd
official position of the recipients of
these cigr so overshadowed the laws
of the laud that they were suffered to
go on their way to Baltimore. We
trust that tho tastoms olhcers at that
port will exhibit a Utile moro bark
bone in tho matter, nnd cotnpol Mr.
U. b. Grant 11 nil Ins confreres to duly
enter the cigurs and pay the statutory
duties thereon. Wo nro at a loss to
discovor nny more privilege in Gonor
al Grnnt to smoke smuggled cigars
than there is in General Tom Thumb.
1 Key West ('Vii ) Dispatch. :
: Of (jiWsE. Tho carpet bnggors
and Bcalawngs 0" Goorgia met in cau
cus on tho 14th, and elected delegates
to thoRadical Presidential convention,
instructing thorn to vote for the gift
enterprise Una of Grant k Colfux.
This is nil they can do, as thero arc
not mon enough of thut class in that
Stale, outside of the ponilontiury, lo
Control tho voters in that lino. Geor
gia will caflt her clectorial vole noxl
Novomher for the Democratic nomi
nee, whoovor ho may bo.
Kicked Out. Tho president and
two members of the city council of
Philadelphia woro last week cxpolled
from lliit body for corrupt practices.
They ore to bo indicted and Bent to
tho penitontiury, whero Ihey IjoIqp.
Tho Democrats nro nil sufo.
A Test. An oxclmngosnys: James
Fisk, Jr., bad on his person 111,000
wot th ol jewelry at Iho timo of hw
denth. It, is therefore demonstrated
that jewolu .wjl not du'.cr ussnsuins or
i c-iist bullets. ' "". " ,
Coupon IYirfa a
A rule for honest men : voto the
Democratic ticket at every election. -
Tlio Methodist Episcopal Churoh at
Kingston, Pu., was burned on Satur
day. Loss 85,000.
Tho Now Orlonns Investigating Com
mittoo have roturned to Washington
nnd will soon report.
Tho Methodist Book concorn, nl
Nnshvillo, wos burned on Wodnosday
night. Loss, 835,000.
Tho famlno continues In Persia with
undiminished fury. Thousands aro
perishing weekly. i
It has recently boon discovorcd that
tho Government is cheated annually
out of eight millions of dollars by, the
Pension Jluroau.
It is stntod that tho London Tablet
announced the very morning ofi bis
death that archbishop Spalding was to
bo mado Cardinal. s .-
Tho government has commonccd
action to recover 822,000 deficit in the.
accounts of A. M. Wood, late Internal
itovonuo Collector of Brooklyn. -
At a ball held at Bethlehem, recent
ly, In ft publio houso near tho canal,
two girls mado their debut with tho
smallpox scars still upon thoir faces
The Grant and Sherman circus per
formed nt Roino and Naples, Italy,
on the 12th and IHih. If tho General
is not ashamed by this time, Fijod.
Simula no.
Imponchmcnt sooms to bo as hard
on enrpet bnggors and scaliwags- in
tho Soul horn States as Courts nnd tho
Penitontiury are on tho loyalists of
j. miuuoipiiia
Captain James Riggs, of Covington,
Ky., lato Deputy United Slates Afur
shnl, has boon arrested and sont toiail
at Louisville, on account of a deficit of
;j,000 in his accounts.
Tho Clearfiold county Radicals bare
instructed for Frank Jordan for Gov
ornor. This is a little bard on neigh
bor Whito, who has got his eyes turned
mat way.
A Scrnnton telegram says that tho
wounded by tho lute accidont on tho
Lehigh Valley Railroad have compro
mised with the Company and rocoived
pnymont lor their injuries.
Huntingdon county collected 810.00
Inst yenr ot pnrtios lor shooting wild
turkeys out of seasons. It would Bo
a long time before they could pay off
1. no ixuuoiini I'eui at mis rate.
Hon. A. K. Syestor, of Hagerstown,
Attorney General of Maryland, has
been requested to deliver the next ad
dress before tho Literary Societies Of
l-ranulin and Mursball College.
A young ludy requostod to bo re
leasedfroin her murriaee on the croand
that when contracted, she believed
her lover a 'duck," bul has sinno found
bim to be an inlernul "gooso."
. No wondor tho war "paid" somo
loyal scoundrels. Out of ono hundred
and fifty million dollars paid for vessels.
ships, etc., not ton millions, worth are
ill lor sen 10-Uay.
On a former occasnn. when Col.
Forney cried "halt!" Grant appointed
him Collector. As ho is at tho samo
trick again, wo wonder what "the
government" will givo him noxt.
Tho Houso Naval Committeo have
agreed to report a bill appropriating
8:1,000,000 for tho construction of ten
iron steamships. It is nbout timo wo
wero getting somo vosscls nfloat.
Tho parents of tho marriageable
young men of Atlanta, G11., havo ag-rcod
to cniorco as a ruio that young ladies
pitying attention to thoir sons must
not stay lutor than 10 o'clock al night.
Many Radicals who seo tho floods
rising, aro now anxious to get into the
Ark of Reform. Wo nro willinrr that
they shall ropont and bo saved, but
care must bo tukou that Ihuv do not
scuttle tho Ark.
Thoro is a religious revival going on
in Helltown, California, nl present.
If tho name is nny indication of the
character of thut placo, thero couldn't
bo a bolter field ibr religious opera
tions.
Tho Radicals of Clarion oountv
want to mnko Gen. Harry Wliito, of
Indiana, Governor and Hon. Laao G.
Gordon, of Urookvillo, Supreme Judgo
Tho laltur is filled for tho position,
but tho former is a humbug. ,
Tho President liko that other e illant
patriot, Artemus Ward, is wili ne to
sacrifieo every nblo-bodied rclutito of
his wife's for his country's good, and
proposes in consoquono to abandon
tho general-order business.
lion. A. Oakey Hall, Mayor of Now
York, was nrrttiguod beforo Judgo
Gunning S.Bedford on Saturday, upon
tho charge of gro.-s neglect of duty,
and, in reply to tho accusation, stated
that ho desired an immcdiato trill.
Gen. Harry Whito, tho Lndieal
lender in the Stuto Senate, showod bis
a ctivity on sovoral occasions last
week in advocating the interests of
the "robber ring." Ho is itAt'fJ, it is
truo, but ho hns no right to bo. I
Iho West irifinia Constitutional
Convention has adopted sovoral sec
tions of Iho Bill of Rights, not mater
ially differing, liowevor, from th pro
visions 01 1110 oiu uiii. a provision
was adopted prohibiting political test
oaths.
Julius T. Hat twcll, convicted of em
bezzling government funds in connec
tion wilh tho Ward k Mollon enso, has
been pardoned by tho Presidont.ft
More health is wanted in thnt city,
and if ft "Board" will produco it, send
it along.
Tho "Liberal Republicans" of Mis
sourl mean business. They have passsd
resolutions denunciatory of Grnnt,sny '
they will "hurl him from power," and
havo called a general convention lo
meet at Cincinnati, on tho first We 1
ncsday in May.
Mr. L. S. Thurlow. of Wilkosbarro.
was fortunate enoui'li to draw fiom
tho Trenton bank, a day or two be
fore the robbery, somo $75,000 worth
of Camden and Am boy bonds deposi-
leo more, in us saving mo thieves the
trouble of negotiating them. . ,
An cxclinngo suys: "Tho Lehigh
Vallev Railroad Coinnanv will hero.
.
after sell life insurance policies on each
train." Thnt is a very rood plan
whero they kill so many, nt timos.
and is a shrewd business transaction
botweon Iho living and the prospective
killed.
According lo tho Southern pnners
thero has beon nn unusual ounntily of
sno'.v mid ico in that section of tho
country during the prosont venr. Ico
is nn umiflu.il sight on tho Mississippi
river within the borders of Louisiana,
but they hnvo it this year, nnd plenty
of it.
R. B. Brown, editor of the Clarion
Democrat, has been chosen Senatorial
delegate, nnd Win. i. Abrams, Rep
rosentntive delegalo to reprosent Clar.
Ion county in lh noxt Democratic
Stato Convention. Tho county moct
ing doclarod in favor of Gen Cass for
(iovrnnr. " " - - -
Old John Burns, of Gettysburg re
nown, diod in Adams county, on Tues
day night of last wock, of pneumonia.
"Tho Anciont Governor" is tho titlo
of a colorod man who has beon body
servant to every Kxocutlvo of Ken
tucky sinco 1881. It is said that a
more dignified old Africa nevor travel
ed about this piano of action. Ho is
about to rocoive from tho Stato a pen
sion of 812.60 per month.
E. W, Kirby, whoso conviction at
Chnmbcrs'burg of adultery was notod
last week, has been pardoned by tho
Govornor. Tho Temporanco Vindi
cator champions his Innoconco, nnd
alleges that bo is tho victim of the
liquor dculcrs. Rather thin. Wo
thought the "victim" was a woman,
Tho Tribune makes tremendous as
saults on tho Administration. Speak
ing of the Custom Houso villainy, it
says : " The case is clearly made out,
and the veil is tcithdrawn from one of
the most shameful pieces of official ex
tortion, mismanagement and plunder
ever set up in a commercial community."
Tho Age says; "Our Phiadelphia
election law, thought to bo peculiar to
us, scorns to have a parallod in Suit
Lake City, if tho accounts of tho re
cent election thoro aro truo. The
Gontilo candidate thoro has no moro
chance than a Democrat or Reformer
in Philadelphia."
Undor date of tho 12th inst., Gover
nor Buldwin will issue a proclama
tion convening tho Michigan Legisla
ture in extra session ut Lnnssing,
March 13, to reapportion tho Stato
into nino Congressional districts. Ho
also has directed spociul elections to
take place llio Ulh ol March, to fill
vacancies in tno liOgisluluro.
The Interior asks, "If Christianity
were rocognized in iho Constitution.
would thero bo nny gnin to religion f
iv ouia uou uo honored any more I
ivouiu mo Amorican nation Do any
more a truly Christian nation than it
is to dny r 1 beso aro questions for
which wo have trlod to find un affirm
ative answer, bnt as yet In vain."
Justico William Strong, of tho Unit
ed Stutos Supromo Court, has removed
bis family to, and fixed his permanent
residenco in Washington City. Tho
juogo nas. therefore tixed himself.
whether bo cvor succeeds in getting
ow in too vuiinuuitiuii or not.
Wo presttmo he will try and live on
tho fruits of his late legal tender de
cision.
Tho duel between Pollen Stinnrln
ter.dent Biidiror nf Vnro i 1,-lanna an1
ex Speaker Carter, of tho Louisiana
II . . r 1 . 1, ...
nuu-iu, wna lougut nt uuy 01. l.ouia,
M isS . On the 1 (th. Tim icumnna u-ni-a
rilles, and tho distanco sixty paces.
onow wero exenangea, Dtit neither
wua iiijurou, ana "inoir aitierences
wero then amicnhlv adiiiHtml " Wl.ni
a nitv thev wero not nil "hit." ami
curriou iiomo "scnsiuio.
Tho Pittsburgh 7W anca' Thcu
nave a -nurry n into dun" in ilarns
burg. Its aim is suid to bo tho eleva
tion of Harry White to the Kxoculivo
chair of Lha Suitn. Tim fir.t voeli
blockod out for the club is to follow
tho cxumplo sol in Indiana county,
where tho taxablos were raisod ono
thousand to moot the cxigoneios of the
timos. 'ihoro is no other process
w hereby they can have anvllunr lib
a rcnsounblo hope of seeing thoir ex
pectations realized.
Cltiei justico Hrinkerhofr, of Ohio,
has wriUnn a l.'ttnr in u-l.ii-l, I, a nn.
dorses iho nail fur l!m f'inni nail 1 ,ilu
nl Republican Convention on the 1st
of May, and snvs: 1
As lo tho DtfrsOn;il ndmimMlt-ntmn f
Grunt, I do not liko his acceptance,
prior 10 uis inntiguraiion, 01 munifi
cent presents from men distinguished
'for their wealth, and then appointing
those samo men to oflloo. I do not
liko his shameless nepotism, hns np
parently inlimii'.o nnd continuous as
sociations wilh atnelt t . I . I . nra fit trn
ject for the purchase of St. Domingo.
Gbantikii F.XCULr-ATION. Tho Now
York Tribune (good authority on this
point,) 6ays: "The most revolting
lest uro of the present investigntion
into the disorders of our custom-house
has bean tho oncn and Immnlnaa mr.
jury of tho employes. Whenever ono
01 mem nas ooen inculpated by the
evidence of a plundered merchant, tho
delinquent is sont for by thecommitteo,
or boldly presents himself, to dony
tho charge llo usually indulges in
no research of invontion or play of
imagination. He contents himself
wilh a courso and brutol statement
that ho nevor saw his accuser beforo
in bis life."
Will Not Surrender. An attempt
on the part of prominent Republicans
of tho State of Now York to secure a
reconciliation between tho Greeley
Ponton faction and Grant has reunited
in an ignominious luiluro. Tho Presi
dent would not listen to any torms
whatovcr, but demanded an "uncondi
tional surrender." Grant evidonlly
thinks ho is yot a military commano'or
and can order thoto mon into lino, but
will miss his mark this time. Ho and
his relations will no doubt "fight it
out on that lino" all summer, but they
will never capture the "Kichman" they
Rro oftor.
" ' am t
Tim New Oiuias Tho Vonango
Spectator saya t "J. Vannote, tho no
torious dabbler in religion, law, race
couchcs and nowspapers, who spoke
at a Republican meeting hero last, full,
is tho editor of a now Grant paper in
Pittsburgh, and District ' Attorney
Swoope is B.iid to bo its proprietor.
These two will muko an excellent
Grunt team, eilbor one of them being
able to do nil the tall lying nooded for
iho Radical cottso in Wostorn Penn
sylvania." . .
Tun DiFrrnENCK. Tho Now York
Tribune nnd Forney's Press both do.
nnunco tho action of tho Radicals at
ILtrriabut-g, in attempting to evade
the McCluro-Gray contest. Hut the
smnll fry, ring, robbor "journalistic
flunkies, put them on tho back, say
ing, "gonhoad boys," or remain silent,
which is tho snmo thing. ,
$fiv (U'fi'tijfmtntj.
yi r AN 1 -:. a" Mll.l.ERTo"ru7T 7l7ia1
M Mill. Musi bring goml reoommendationa.
Apply to T. . Finn KY, .
Feh. IS Jt. (irohamton, Pa.
PRIVATE SALE or VALUABLE
J I'llnPKRTVI '
.Tbo preiniaea aoeunied by Joseph (laon, at
llloomiiigton, are hereby offered at privnle aala
oonalrting ol alinnt three aarra orgmand, a eom
modioua and convenient dwelling honae, a barn
nnd uillal ontbuildlnga. Well auited for the pur
poaea ot a atora properly or a hotel stand, l'rloa
low and terms oaay. Inquire nt
T. II. MURRAY,
fM-H Clearlleld, Ta.
i DMI NINTH AlOll'N NOl'H'l'M Notie.n
J la hereby irlren that b ltrra of adminialrallnn
ou tbo i alate ol M A IIY .1 A. H IIA V I IIKON, deo'd,
late of Roll lownahip, I'learOehl aounty, l'enn'a,,
baring been duly granted to tha nndnrained, all
neraona Indebted to aald aetata will please make
immediate payment, and ILoaa bating claims or
iTemanda will pn aent them proparly nuOlenlieatad
Inp aeltleiaanl wllhmil Amim '
I'AMhrt M.OKK.
. ". Administrator.
Krb. si, i ?: n-i.
XTOTH.'IV-Wharoaa, my wife, SADIE WAR.
11 Illt.'K, did leuvo hit bed and board about
flnooinhar 1 , 1871, without any Juat oauaa or nro
Toeathin. 1 hereby eaulion all peraoai not to
harbor or truat tier oa my aooouot, a I will bay
no ueoia 01 uer ouniriiciiniri
W". tOCK PK'KEY
Glen Hone, February 21-31.
A UTIO Nt A II neraona are horehy raut lonet
J ajralnat purehnaina; or in any wuy meddling
with tha following pcraonal nroiierty now In Iho
tioaaeaalon of John t. Aiilla, ol Hell townibiui One
bay and I gray horao, 9 oowa. S boia. 1 atore. 1
timber aled, plow, harrow and log ohalna. Thia
propony waa puronaaaa lir uie at HhenS'l aale,
and la left With the eaid Willi aubjeet lo mr order
oower, reo. zi-at j. k. MoCnAl'KKN,
A HANDSOMH MOUSTACIIK!
i I'rof Ht.t'roli'a FHKNCII COMPOUND,
Mol HTrilb' I th great Hair Urowep, will pro.
WHISHUHM dueo a luiurlant Mouatavheor
Mill riTACIIK I Wblaheri on tha nuootheal fane.
WlllSKIilLS rieaaant to uie. Kent to any
auun-ia on reeeipi or ou eenla,
II. T. liONb, Cliamiat,
N. E. oor. Tenth and Cheatnut Htroeta.
fobtrri-ly l'biladelpbla.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE I
The firm of Jimca 1)I,-V A f ... ,n.
eolvcj on Fubmarv in. IRi2. b mum.)
and W II Haul 8. IHnkoy has aaaooiatod with him
hla son. Juuiea iJiekev. under the nama ami firm
of William B. Dickey A Son, In tha buaineaa of
general merchandising and dealing in l aw logs,
Kiiare timber, and all kinda ol aawod lumber,
ahingtea, ., at lllrn Ilooe. Clrarlield oonnlv .n.l
at Ht. Lawreuoe Churoh, Cambria oounty, Fa.
Jomea Dickey will give the log and timber bust
neaa hia peraonal attention, lie will be fouud at
the old aland at (lien Hope, whero goo, la will be
aold at tha burnt prices poaaible, and tba beet
airve ibiu ior toga ana limner, ur. r. a. Wer
ling will be found at Ft. Lawrenoa, ready to wait
on hia friends. The Dnotor la a olerer fellow ; go
and aee him. All tba aneounte of James Dickey
nu. win uo settieu oy n imam n. llivkey a Bon.
Wa thank our nuinamua frieoda for their kind nH
liberal paironnae and ak a eontlaoanoe of the
aaine. w 1LI.IA.M 8. HICK fc A SON.
Ulen Hope, Pa., Feb. il, 1872 lm.
Ul :;lTl:H'S M)TICI-i-Notloa Is hereby
given that tho following aeaounta have been
eiaiuined and pimed by me, and remain Sled of
reeoru in una omoei ior ina inapeellnn or beira,
legatees, ortiuiors, and all ottiors in anyotber way
lnlp..l...l ami will K. n.......t...l .1 . r.
w w.v ..... .,vvu,vu u MH arji nr
phana' Court ol Cb-arfleld oounty, to be held at tha
uuun, ii im uumuKu ui ncarnom, eom
mrnclng on the Sd Monday (being the tilth day)
OI ntnrcu, A V- loii.
' Final aeoount of John Morrow, executor of W
W. Andereon. late of lilunm biwn.Mn
Final aoorant of Kllia Hmeal, eaeeut'or of Kliaa-
netn nmeai, lata ol nngga townahip, deceaaed.
Final aooount of illiam and Kllia Bmeal, ad
mlniatrators of Ueorge bmeal, late of Ilugga town
ahip, deeeaacd.
I'artial aooount of J .bn R. Cnrr, adininiatrator
of Harah A. Jury, late of Girard townahip, dee'd.
Account of l'hilip Ri-gera, adininiatrator of Ma-
rj tf. nvny, inic 01 uaceoia norougn, deoeaaed.
' Account of Kliiabeth Hehueker, adminiatratril
ol ueorge hcliucker, late of Urady townahip, dee'd.
RioiaTKB'a Ornca, ) A. W. I.KE.
Clearfield, Fa., Fob. 21, 1872-1
l-tc. j Regiater
)HILADELPHIA.
SPRING, 1 872.
FENT0N, '
THOMPSON
& CO.,
OIT CIIESTXIT STREET,
Kara now In Ktore, and opening daily, large
Slouk, boaght mainly direct from
Maaufaetarera at
HOME AND ABROAD
of '
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
Drcis Fabrics, Silks, " '
Shawls and Scarfs,
White Goods, Linens.
BilBROIUERIES AND LACES,
Embracing all the Korelliea of -the Reaaon.
offered to tha Trade by tha piece or paekage at
tne loweat market price. febll Jra
ANNOUNCE JIENT
OF THE GREAT
REDUCTION OF PRICES!
1JY 8. PIITi:n Nil AM , . D. 9.
IMPORTANT TRl'THSt
KaWiDaY UrCMilfwl In armtiiiia a li-l.taa laelff
matrriat, hi'HM tbe low and modtmit charge for
Bui-lift! anil full Mia tT Tulk I a l. i a
maoafaotur ot twtb and lbr material. All
rt)rau)ni rrriirrii and warraatod t ix ier
Ttr) and latiafaction.
Frtcodn. nflnt that mv f)iFBaa t. tk.
tloa of artificial and th taring of tho natural
teem are now tiimoiirtMonaiilo in rcnni.vlvanta.
i-retrvc your loeiu ana you trMrve your health.
ll,. I a..'.a. I
a h.ii id t''tnl WIU m neaiiDj! jira
irrTat.voand wucful oonUition mad a (eoialtaY.
MMriPfei ana maiionnaitAntPommott lo the mouth,
jaw and aMooiate parti, are tratd and corrected
with fair tuooeii. Kiaminationa and eonu I ta
li um raxa.
It would bo wrll for put lent from a diitanot to
let ma know hj mall a few dayi before ootuing
to lha office.
Il It ?erj ImTiortant that children Wtwoen the
agf-a of fix and twelre yean thoald hart their
teeth eiaroined.
Ana?nthrtici aro adtafntitered and Teeth re
mored without pain.
D.Ppoiitkmi and character fcrn judged by all
tha world hy (he exprensleDi of the face, henoe
how verjr diaaMroui ma? It therefore I fur per-
fUH tO illritlisTsl amU BlTllMllslal.n II f il I a taaa-l n.l .
even apart from a hygienic view. Now, to enjoy
Hiurni (nn. aninciiii) aomiuru and pleajurei,
reiprct and obey natural implirltion and In Ml net.
J r. i pil A IT , V, 11, p.
Office In Vaw Mimnls )).iiM.n. r...a . .
Clearfleld, Pa. febU'73
1872.
1872.
SPRING
ANNOUNCEMENT,
HOOD,
B0NBRIGHT
& CO.,
Are now offering at their
NEW STORE,
Nub. 811, 813, 815 Market St.,
atn
yog. 800, 803, 810, m Filbert St.,
niiLAbhiriiiA,
. . A magnificent stock of
KKASONABTiK PHY GOODS,
eomilota In all Ita departments ot
Rlllca ami lre.a tlnoila, Prints, ningliatn' antl
ueiainoa, ana s ana hits wear, White
II omla, Linens anoi I'lannolt,
Furn'.lilng Ooo.la, Notions, Ao., Dleaekeil anil
lirown Shirtings, Ao., Ac, e.
' Alio, Jnet opened an eaten lira Carnal and Oil
Ctolh Ilenartment. To all nf anhieh, Including
uanr i hiiloe Ftpaetal Branda of Phttndeliihiamade
goad tliey rtirulljr Inrita tbo atlenilon of,
inj ircie. .-, -j tauli-Iai
Jrurjj suit lrit.riurt.
rjri ii i; latest m o v e I
v - - -.
THE LATEST MOVE
HARTSWICK & IRWIN'S
pnua STORE,
To their new building on Second Btreet, newly
opposite tha store of Wearer A Betts,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Where they will continue to lopply thetr old and
at many new eojtomeri ai may oome, with
PU11K DltUGS!
. CHEMICALS!
PHARMACEl'TICAL PUEPARATIOSB,
(Including all new reinedtce,)
Patent Modieinea, Palnta and Oils, Glass and
Patty, School Books, Stationery, Paper,
Ac; also, a full lina of Irug
gists' Sundries, Hair
Tonies, .
Cosmetics, Perfumeries, Tuilet Articles, brushes,
Toilet bsaps. Pocket Books, .,all of
tha bast quality.
PURE WiyES AND LIQUORS,
for medical k flacramental purpoaca oiilj,
Pur White lad, Color of all kind, Raw and
Dolled Lined Oil, Vaminhei. Turpen
Udo, Coal Oil, Paint k afiiiih
Brushei, 'lavorinf
ti tract,
Confact5 oner !ea. Bird Seed, Fpice, grennd and
nngrounds of all ainU(
SMOKERS AND C1IEWERS
Will find onr ttook of Chewing
and 8iDokina Tobaoeo, ImporUd and Do-
metie Cigara. .Snuff and Fiue-cut to be of the
very beit brandi in the market.
LAMPS AND ClllMNKYd,
All kind of GLASS WARE,
GARDEN SEEDS,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
and Mimical Trimmings of orery rarirty.
Ilavtnr a loot experience la thn b'ninei, and
an eitetuire and well telected itork of medicineii,
we are enabled to fill Physirtani' preaeriiitioni at
the itiorteit notice and on toe looit reaonaUle
tormi, day and night.
HARTSWICK A IRWIN,
Clearfield, Pft, May 31, I ST I If.
l T. I.
"For thy Stomach's Sake and thine
other Infirmities." St. Paul.
VII. no Yi:us
Pl'RB
WEST BRANCH BITTERS.
4 safe, pare, pleasant and health-gtrlng Tonic --X.
strictlj fegetable, and mannfaatared from
the most para and ohoioo ntatoriala Is not a spirit
drink nor snbstltuU for srhiaky, but a soientifie
eoniponnd, for tha protection of the sjratcm and
tha euro of diaoaae, made from eheniiealty pure
apirlta, entirely free from fusil oil or other irrita
ting properties, and will not disagree or olfend the
moat delioate stomach. A long private experi
ence has attested its
Superiority over all Ordinary Remedies.
Xo Bitters at present offered to tba public
contains so much medicinal rirtue, and yet so safe
and pleasant to take. Ita use la to cure disease,
and It will aot create an appetite fr spirituoue
liquore, but will euro tha effect of dieeipetion.
To lacrosse tka Appetite, VSB IT.
To promote tilgeation, . . t SB IT.
To cur Dyspepsia, VSK IT.
To cure lever and Ague, VSB IT.
To cure Dilliousnaas, , VSR IT.
To cur Conatlpatlon, USR IT.
To cure Chronic Diarrhoea, VSK IT.
To cur Heart burn, . VSK IT.
To cure Plat ulenee, ' CSB IT.
T cure Acid Eraeutloas, l'8E IT.
To cure Xoivoua Debility, ISK IT.
Ta our Ilydochondria, ' t'SE IT.
To aura Salluwaeaa of Complexion, VBB IT.
To cure Pliide and Blotc hes, VSB IT, ,
For Ueaeral Prostraltoa al th
Physical powers, ' ' PSH IT,
and It will euro yon.
Sold Tcrywhcro, at tl.M pr bottle, Manu
factured exclusively by
A. I. SHAW,
druggist,
.,,''.' (H.KARriui.D, ta., .
Who uRVrs liharal inducements to the trade.
Oct. 7, lS6iif.
Y O V H ATTUNTIOHI
Jl'FT FOIl A MOMKNT!
Are you In need nf a good set nf Harness
Aro yon In need of a good rtaddle or Url llol
If so, eall at tha Padille and llarneas
n v. ,, e, wurre jwu ... go. Ill est In
tne marKei. ueatileaad Sinrjle II iu--,.. and La
me and tlaat a r-addlee nr auperi-r workmanahip,
alwaya on hand or manufacture J to i.r.ler. K,.t-.
rial attention U called lo mj stock of Collar, and
Itemce, which are th be.t In na. I alao ha.an
a.aortmrnt of Sad il.ra' Hardware, which will be
di.poaed of al roMonahle rates, Repairing of all
kinda pror.p'.ly attended to. taJL-D'Ol'lurgal to
oall keror purchasing alar where. Khop in Old
uiucn, aiaraec sirrai, i irvniii, e'a.
. alay .1, 18U-ly, . JOHN C. IIAUWIKC,
H THE l')IIUTOITOMMt! PLUAs)
Mary Htaga, by her neat
friend, Henry llochman,
1 oi v;iarneni eouniy, 1'enaayit'aiiia. .
H. 11T, Sept. T. 1IJI,
Allaa sub. sur divoroo.
Win: l, l-i
Tha undnraignevl ooiamiaaloner appointed by
tha court to take teatimony In Ihr aboye eaao,
hereby glrea notira that ha will attend to the du
tiea of hia appointment, al th olhce of J. 11. )lc
Knally, K in Clearlleld, Pa,, on TlU'llrtHAY,
tba Tib day or Marah, A- P, ln3, at I a clock p.
m., where all r-artlec internated may attend.
.' - CVHUA HiiHUON, rmnissionr.
Claicia, Fub. , ia;i..4t. .
tfiliiattoital.
MISS H. S. SWAN'S
.SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
vJ.KAItFIELD, PA.
rpilB WINTHR TK'ItM of fo,t...n ,nU ...
X eommenoe Monday, Jan. H?2. w
" TkKHMfl OP TVITIOy. "
Ileadlng, Orthography, Writing, Object L.
sons, Primary Arithmetic and Primary
.&terjrr:rrr.r-'"
anu nriuen Arimmciic a a.
. ..7 r . ' anaial
Inatructlon in Instrumental muaii"""!' la !!
Oil nalnllnir. il l...,.n. !I
w.; work::.::;::":; z :::: "
" ('vu,r mr circular.
Clearfield, Bopt, 7, IHTO-Iypd.
V,.r fa, If 1 .1-.. J ., t
SEW VASIIUGTM ACADEST,
Clearfield County, Pa,
milR REPOVn RFSBfAV Rf nr.
will C3fnrucnon tbo firm Monday of Ntvt.
Ht. (aciui, uvg mon in 91
Tht urt-iriiliim nf !.. wtll .
nd thorough tonne In erery branch retjuiiitc to
. I'li' -iiui uuu uvuiujJJIflUCU CUUCailGB.
Kcial attention xivtn to peruont dtiiritig U
nalify themiolrm for the proft-ation of ttmclmt.
.do, to roonl and lintru mental mime.
I'tllalla will .. m,i.niHA . .!.. J..i .
7' " - v muj iiguwiJuriUB; ID
lemun, and harffd from tliii of entering to tb
eloie of tho term. Xo deduotiun will be irtw,
ior aoicnoc, excrpt in oaat-i of protraotad tllani,
HtudenLal ilMiriii rrM.mi for 'Vlulitainv" i .
n . .. va
aooouimoilatod at moderate rrtci.
flood boarding can bo procurfd at lower rati
than any other place to the oounty. Three do..
aaas s wvva Bl put'HV KUU JTITMIC HVUIll,
For particulara addrn!
ifptlO'71-tf New H aahiDctoa, yK
CLEARFIELD ACADEMY.
A Male ftud I cm ale Claaalral High School.
Kach Department Separate, Dlstluct and
TnR scVolanUo yrar of thia InftUuHon ii d.rl.
dpd in (ft CftTQ nf five mnnlka
ODO WCCkfl he flrnt aeanion eotLmrneei ob
the fi rut Monday In Sepir tuber ; the fcoond, on tlv
firnt Bfonday i& Frbrual.
Theeoaroa of ioitnicflon embrace! every thing
nectary to a thorough, praelicaJnd accompli, I,,
cd edaealion of both aeaei.
Pupils will be admitted al arty time and charge:
from date of entrance to the cloie of tho ioutoi..
No deduction will b made for ahnoe, exetpt
in eaaei of ext. erne and prutrmcud illneu.
Student! from a distance eaa be aoeomuiodate4
who ooara at low raiea.
tor particular, vnd for eireolari, or ad'lrcn
Her. P. L. UAilUliJON,A. al.,
July Sft, 1871-tf, Principal.
?cat G$tott for Jalr.
Farm for Sale I .
rriflE aadoroiKned.rmiidinR in Uocrf town'bip,
HUNDRED ACHES 75 acrt of whirh n cfnr.
ed and under cultivation ; having therw.a cret
a frame dwellinc hou. lor bara and the n'aa!
outbuilding!, together with 129 bearing fruit trri
ana an exceiiKni iprtng of water. A thn-fwn
rein of COAL and a throe-foot rein of FIRK
CLAY, both open, which can bo eeen at aaj time
bj eallinr on the premlart. Tbii farm ii lituatel
one-fourth of a mile from Wallareton itatim, oa
the Tyrone Clearfield Railroad. Title In Jipa
table, and pooertoion gitu at any time. fr
luriner partieuiare eall on the preraioet or addreii
n h K i A. blilMbL.
Wallaoeton, January 17, 1H73-Sm.
House & Lot for Sale or Kent 1
TMIE nnderaigncd offcra lor sale or rent, npea
riot.onahle tenna, a two sorr dwrljin. kt
and stable, in Bloomingtoa, Tike tnwnvhip. ler
i.rma, c., apply 10 Itn IS i. IlbOCM.
Jannarr .1.1. I7I tr.
Coal Laiid forNale!
rpiIR undcraiirned offer for sate a valuable piece
X of Coal laml, eituata in Iacatur town, hip,
Clearfield eonntj, ailjoinica landa of John Craca.
Oaveola Coal and Lumber Co. and Os-ola bor
ough, containing
IIS Arret, 3!) Perchf.
and allowance. It is nnderlaid with two rinf of
Coal, and is alao ie.iral.le (or town lots. Than
ia a tumpik laid out through it from Oeeoola t
PblMpebarg, and it la within a quarter of a mil
of the Tjmae A Clearlleld Hailmad, and abviit
the same diatanae from tba Moahannoa Branch
Road. For further information addraaa
A. A K. McMlLLEN",
nor2:-Sm finking Valley, lllair Co., Pa.
E8T VIRGINIA
Timber and Coal Lands
FOR 8 A L X I
The following tracts of Timber and Coal Land
are affered fur aale i On tract of )7,0ua acre.,
lying on the Elk River, in Weheter eonntyt three
tract, lying on the aaaie rlrer In Braxton eoaotr.
two of t.C'O acres each and ona of l.iUO acres;
and one tract containing I,tto0 acres, lying on the
Uauley Hirer, in Nicholas oounty. Thetillea te
tbea. landa ara perfect.
Any information conocrnlnr the landacaa a
bad by addrtaring . . a. S, FLKUAL,
Jlarcli::, 18,1-tr. I'bilipaburg, Fa:
1 . - 1 . . .
DENTALCAED.
Pr. A. AI. HILLS
Would ay ta hie patianto aad the auk
lie gonorally, that, having diaaohed partnenbio
with Dr. 8haw, he ii now doipa the entira work
of hit ofliee himte If, 10 that patienta need aot fear
being put under the bands of any otber operator.
HaTiue; obtained a reduction of the patent oa tbo
plate material. I am enabled to rut up teeth maeh
cheipcr than formerly. I aleo bare Ir. g'Bcb i
pateut procrri for work In (5 rubber plate?, whirl,
mike a much lighter, mora elantie and ifrtnfrr
plate for tho lauia amount of material, and pl-
iene tne piaie oa 0010 otaea, rendtring u muca
more enail krnt clean. Ppeciol attention aiid te
lha preaervaiifH ot the natural teeth, aad ail work
guarantied entirely latiifactory to patient.
T-w-i'VTce at Hie oiii corner, om.ooffe- tho Pbiw
Ilouaa. Offlee hor from 0 to lit, a. bh anti 1 to
p. no. Patients from a distance rhuold nctii"?
me a few days bffnirhand of their intention to
coma. Always at home, anlesa other notice op
paars ia both tha county papers, feb 1571
J. M. STTWAET, D. D. S.,
Olio over Irwin's Drug Star,
CCRWENSVILLE. PA.
All dental nn.retlnn.. .ilk. i il.. nuk.n:fl.t
or operative branch, promptly attended lo aad
aatialaetioa guaranteed, r-pocial attentioa paid
to the treatment of dieeaae of the natural ltth,
gum. and aoatn. Irregularity of t'ie teeth ane
ces.fuliy eorreeted. Teelh extracted without paia
bytbensaaf Kther, and artidi-ial teelh tr.ertt4
of the list material and warranted to render sal-
uiacuon. - anril2C';i:iy
o. 1. c.
AyUERB to bu my PRY OOfibai, OK0-
f eerira, Qtieemwan Ulaaaware, L.-uga ard
Notions, Confuctioncrioa, Ac,, cheap for ea.b,
Th subscriber begs leave to iufirm his olJ and
new euatouera that he has opened
A VARIETY STOKE
IN GLEN HorE, Ti
And will sell goods at prices to suit th f ints. A
liberal redn.-tir.ii ill V. .-. I. ,...tnn,F. hue.
ing at wholeaala.
Call and examine mr stock b,fore purchaiieg
laewhare. A liberal share if put-lie patronage ll
solicited. ' '
C. 1. KEAtiV.
(lira Hope, l'a., Jurjs It, 1ST 1.
GKEAT WESTERN BAZAAR,
' l.tll. ism, lms Market fit:,
I'UILADKLl'llM.
Alwaya on hand a large assortment of new and
second-hand Carriages. I'rarborns, Harness, As
at prirate and nnblle ante.
Calling and Shifting T..p Buggies fmra
$175. ttermantown (abifllnk aeata) from te
1.M)S Itoekawaya tleather trimmed) from t
lJ. Dearhornl, No Top Hli-gies, .larrrr sil
llueinc M'ngona from $.0 to fl2S. Pintle llar
neas from $ to a",S per act. Itouble llarneas fr-'Oi
:'0l. fljj. Ulankrls, Wbi)e, llalierr, SSiccta,
AfRhnna, and vrrthlag appertaining to the
bn.ineaa nt equally law prices. Our motto la
"Cheaper than the Cheapest." (lie tie a osll be
fnre purcha.ing slai'nharo. -
PaHieadealring Horses, Mntee, Carriages.
one, Ac, will eludy Ihvir intvn-sl by piuonlrg
thia well-ralnbliahcd tlaraar. Morses kepi b-tk
day ot month. 11AVV HI NT, '
Feb. t dm. rmprlcl. ra.
TlitTICK COHHTTABI l.K'
Wa hare printed a largo number of tba nr
KKR BILL, and H on tha rrfciut of twentj
TVf,1nwi "Vr 'illy ddras.' 1 "J'