GEORGE B. GOODLANDER,
Diroa aaD raorntaroa.
CLEARFIELD, Ta.
WKDSESPAT MOHNIXO. FEB. 28, tUTI.
DemocratU Stale Contention.
Pureuent to a reeolutloa of lha Deioooralle State
Bxoeutiv. CntnutiUee tbli day .doiit.d, a Demo.
ratio Stat. Convention In nuuitiari equal to tho
rapraaantatlon In botb nouses or th Legislature,
la borrby called to lucel in Heading, Pa., on
Thursday, May 30tU, 1H7I, at II o'clock A. ., to
nominata candidate for Governor, Judge of tha
Huprama Court, and (should tha Legislature 10
determine) for Auditur Ueneral and delegatee at
large to tha Conitltutlonal Conrcntlon, aud alio
to form an eteotornl ticket and it-liot senatorial
And representative delegates to represent the State
en tbe Jfemooratio National convention,
Br ordtr of the Eiecutive Cominitto..
WM. A. W.U.I.ACK, Chairman
- Attest i Wm, M'Clii.i.and, Bee'y.
Harrisburg, February I J, 1871.
Tabt The Aje suyn tbitt resigna
tion nnd sentence to tlio ponllontiury
re fust breaking up the Grnnt party
in Philadelphia,
JilOHT -Grnnt'a dulcgntot from South
Carolina are nil Federl offico hulders.
Of course his chances will not suffer
-at their hands. . .
Retired. V. P. Hustings has with
drawn from the Punxsutuwnoy Plain
dealer, And the paper will hereafter be
under tho control of Messrs Keck k
Cosson. Success to all concerned.
Tli Pbick. A committed of tho
Kansas Legislature has just reported
that Mr. Caldwell, the new Radical
United ' States Senator from that
State, paid tho members of that body
$00,000 for his scut. Of such stuff
Radical statesmen are manufactured
Just So. The New York Herald
seems to think that the United States
Senate is filled with demagogues.
That Is a fact. Out of the 70 mem-
bors, less than one-third are states
men in the truo son so of the term.
The Cabinet, also, is made out of tho
s mo material.
Sxobbkry. Lieut. Fred. Grant pre
sented Generut Sherman' to tho Pope
oo the 10th. Fred, is showing tho
Cneral around pretty well. We sup
pose lie win learn the old warrior
some manners, by the time he gets
him home. Glang! Undo Sam foots
the bill. Travel on, Fred, while your
dad 18 President, and make a lion ol
yourself.
Douoino. The Investigation of tho
Evans robbery has been stopped,
the allegation being made that he is
nt the point of death in Philadelphia.
We suspect very much that this is a
ftiaAufoctured case to keep Evans
away from IJarrisbnrg until after tho
adjournment of the Legislature, so
t . . t I n I I i t . . i
vuuv tuts uugo iuiuiuui ruuuury ui wie
Treasury can be covered up.
Quite Likei.it. Wo notice by a
number of our exchanges that the
Devil has been troubling some of tho
conductors on the maine lino of tho
Pennsylvania Railroad, and that Old
Xick tuked an occasional rido on the
cowcatcher of engino Ho. 477. If
there aro no worse devils than tbe
conductor of that train, some of the
employes of the road will mako a
.happy escape.
; Obituaby. Col. Samuel N. Bailey,
an active Democratic politician, died
at Dillsburg, York county, on tholSlh,
in the 02d rear of bis airo. lie repre
sented York for three years in the
Jowor House of the Legislature, from
1842 to 1844. lie also served as
clerk for nine years in the Auditor
General's office, under Messrs. Banks
.and Fry. From personal knowledge
no know that York county has lost
pne of her best citizens.
Tdejb Ticket. Tho National Labor
lUeformeiV Convention, which mot at
Columbus, Ohio, on the 21st, norains
4ed Hon. David Davis, of Illinois, for
President, and Hon. Joel Parker, of
New Jersey, for Vice President. Mr.
.Davis, is a states rights Republican,
-and is at present ono of the United
.States Supreme Judges, and Mr.
Parker is tho Democratic Governor of
'Wow Jersey. They are both good
men, but we suspect , that they will
un far in tha rear next November.
Pretty Good. Tho best feature of
4he limos is that even the negroes are
spewing out the carjiot baggers. Here
la wliuLa tnlllh Pnrrilinn nairrn numnl
.....
Delancy has to say to Governor Scott.
It is short, forcible and suggestive :
T ;. - b i t'.. ii - .
VourA Carolina I have lbs honor herewith
4o resign my position pi Aid-deCainp, with Iba
rank ol McHtiiKnt-Coloaef, nn your staff. Facte
Alia inoet palpable hare developed theioMlvee to
euco an extern mat I oennot, witn respect to my
aalf, and Justice to tlie cauee of my race and the
people in general, longer continue the relation
without a oumpronilao of principle. I bare the
nuur to pcjtr, yonr most oneiiieot tcrvaot.
M. It. Dnki.
If that is not a flro from tho rear at
,l!ia "while cuss" who is playing Gov
Amor in the Palmetto State, we aro
certainly mistaken.
South Carolina. This old, proud,
tut used up Commonwealth, has do
o lured or .y rant, and sends tun dele
gates to tho PltibJelj)lu convention,
sii of whom are negroes and four
-while men. Among tha latter Is the
scalswag, James L. Orr.oncea Demo--enrtto
Congressman from that Slato
aod Speaker, and the carpet bagger,
ibn J. ratlerson, of Mifflintown,
I iiniU cop.piy, f. ff these six ne
groes and fqur whiles ore cj the rep re
.tentative men of the Stale Jl la no
wonder .the 8ipV treasury bat been
erobbed ff twiwity miljlow 6 dollirs
Cnnnot o Helped.
Two weeks ago we said something
about a socrot organization which we
understood was nboot commencing
business in Ibis place, and, deeming it
a useless entorpriso, we so expressed
oursclf. , We have a method of assail
ing quackery of every kind, and wo
treat quack philanthropists as we do
quauk doctor or any other of the
humbug vagaries which are being
constantly brought to the surfaco for
tbe purpose ot robbing some and en
riching others.
The editor of iho Journal took us to
task fast week for what wo said about
tho ''O. of U. A. M." We are sorry
we cannot accommodate him with nn
apology. We adhere to what we then
said, but most emphatically denounce
his method of interpreting our lan
guage, and for a full-fledged, front
scat church member to engage in such
dirty work, is indefensible in morals
and not warranted by "onlightoned
public sentiment" or tho church. We
are sorry wo occupied so much spaoe
in tho Journal last week. It shocks
our modosty. Jlut we will try nnd
sleep off the nightmuro in a week or
two.
mm m
.4 Cut Direct.
Tho Radicals are certainly goreing
each other those times to a dugroe re
freshing to honest people. The N. Y.
Tribune says :
"About the ooolcet thing that hai oooured thii
winter il a resolve of a filate Convention of the
faction dominant In South Carolina In thaeawordn
"foveff, Br the Union Hepuhllean party of
the Slat, of South Carolina, in Convention ai
cmbled, that we indorea tha administration of
President U. n. urant, in its wise and suoocaerul
Ananoial policy, which has reduced tba national
dubt, while lessening the publio laves, and at the
same tlma preserved full faith with the public
Considering how these rasoals hava sold thum
selves to meaiiurless infamy over and over by ateal
Ing their poor Htate poorer than she ever was be
fore, quadrupling her aspenvas, doubting her debt,
and trebling her talea, this rosolre strikes ns as
tba Cbimboraio ol trapoatura and villainy.'
Pap Greoloy may bo right in pitch
ing into the negroes nnd scalawags of
South Carolina, but it is certainly un
kind toward his friends in Clearfied,
who met two wouks ago and passed a
similar "financial policy" reeolulion
Grant told us that he had "no policy,"
but his "colored brelhcrn" in South
Carolina and the loynlists of Clearfield
have- evidently picked one up, and
understand each o'.bor perfectly. We
hope Philosopher Greeley will with
draw his offensive truths, so fur as
they relate to this country.
Jcst Likk Them. The fool-killers
in Congress are about passing an act
taking off the duly on tea and coffee.
If so wo presume they will next put
liquoro and tobacco on the free list. If
tho expenses of the goneral govern
ment mint bo mot by a tariff tax, why
not place the ombargo on the luxuries
instead of the necessities of the coun
try f Wo say tax the former and let
the lattor go frco. If a man has the
means to indulge in luxuries too,
coffee, wines, whisky, cigars and to
bacco let him pay for his freaks.
But take tho tux off the bread, butter
and clothing consumed by the poor
and luboring millions. Let those who
want to danco pay tho fiddler, is an
old 6aying, nnd our Congressmen
must be very cclcBlial in their views
if tbay cannot soe the tariff businoss
and the real interests of tho country
in that light.
Tnc Contest. Tho muddle caused
by the election of a Senator in the
Fourth district has been put into a
practical shnpo uftor two weeks do
bato in tho Legislature. Tbo Mu-
Clure-Gray contest goes on. Tho
com mil too chosen to try tho case con
sists of Messrs. liuckalew, Dill, J. D.
Davis and Hrodhcad, Democrats, and
White, Mumma and Fitch,-Rcpubli-cans.
After all their display of Legis
lative legerdemain for over two weeks,
the Radicals are defeated. Four
Democrats to three Radicals is just
what tho former did not want. Tho
contestant will now got a fuir bearing,
and tho loyal Philadelphia mode of
conducting elections be fully exposed.
This isjust whnt tbe virtuous White,
Mumma k Co. did not want.
To Hand. Tho free and lively wo
men who want to vote, led on by
Mrs. Stanton, Buechor, Howe, Susio
Anthony, and tlio Woodhull-Clufllin
fraternity generally, having fuiled to
secure the Judiciary Committee of the
United Stutcs Senate to give them a
hearing, huve issued nn address "to
the editors of tho United Slates," set
ting forth thoir grievances. These
women it appears aro nearly dying
for want of ja voto, but wo cannot help
them. The "memorial" before us
shows that those womon study every
thing except tho duties of a wifo,
mother or Jaeiy. All tho advico wo
can givo them is to go homo and stay
with thoir husbands and children, in
stead of gadding around Washington
and other largo cilics, quit jeopardiz
ing their virtue and pursuo thoir moth
erly callings with houor.
a a
Am Apolooy. Wo aro sorry that
our article two weoksago,in reference
to Junior Know Nothings, gavo the
editor of Iho Journal so muuh concern
lust week, in perverting our lunguago.
If in his position of Deacon and Sun
day School Suporintondent, he distorts
and inisinterprcls the Biblo as out
rageously us he did iho article in ques
tion, he is certainly a dangerous trans
lator and educntitr, so fur as orthodox
theology, sound morals and truth are
concerned. To any .that we named
any mechanic, is an untruth so nn
ked and brazen that even "the fulher
of lies" would hesitate ttcpro uttering
one of similar magnitude.
Rail Road Accident. A terrible
accident occurred on the Iouisville ft
Cincinnati Jtsilroad on Friday. he
train was precipitated over an em
bankment Qf thirty feet by the break
ing do.wo it a bridge. Jl'wo pnswen
gers were- killed outright and fifty
.th.W se.'.itt wpoiidrj.
Coupon Vara.
Drownsville, Pa., had a 950,000 flro
ou the lQlh.
Dr. MoCosh is daneorouhly ill at
Princeton, No Jersey, of pneumonia.
Governor Gesrv has vetoed the Phil
adelphia Drng bill for various reasons.
Tbe Income Tax for 1871 is to bo
collected. This is one of tbo pot
meusuros ol General Grant.
The locality of the present session
of the Nebraska Legislature is being
tested in tho Supremo Court.
The snow drifts on tho Pacific rail
road In many placoa are one hundred
feet high, or doep, just as you liko.
Tho irico for violating a marriage
vow in Pittsburgh is now fixed at tl,-
500. and is termed "Hearts easo."
Tho Easton Artjus, in an able and
earnest editorial, urges tho selection
of the Hon. Charles R. Buckalew as
tbo Demon a'.iu cundiditto for Gover
nor. Tho Monarchists In Franco aro un
usually aetlvo at tho nresont time.
They evidently hope tor a restoration.
And this qrder will add to thoir com
fort. Samuol Wagner, E-q., for many
years cushier of the York Bunk, diod
suddenly nt his residonce in Washing
ton City, on Saturday last, aged about
74years.
The last spun of the great bridge
across tho Missouri . River at Council
Bluffs, Iowa, was finished on Tuesday.
The Pacific Railroad trains are now
crossing ovor it.
The Harrisburg Teh-graph says, it
is estimatod that ovor one third of our
population at least eight thousand
persons are amiciou witn me pre
vailing disoase diarrhoea.
Tho Now York Sun says: Tho
Tummany frauds and robborics in
Now York are a trifle compared to
tho frauds and robbcrios porpotrnted
through Urant s Administration.
A Pouglikeepsio dry goods clerk,
who lust summer saved Irom Orown
ing the cook of a canal boat, has re
coived a letter from her father, stating
that "us ye saved the gal, she syourn."
We must have "reform within the
lines of the republican parly" shouts
Forney. By all means, lot us have it.
The reformation should begin at once
will) Forney. Ho knows how il is
himself.
After a Southern State has been
ohentod, robbed and oppressed until
the carpet bug scoundrels aro obliged
to run away, then their violims aro
called Ku-Klux and placed undar mnr
tial law.
What security is there for the rights
and property of the people of Penn
sylvania when knavish clerks can "tel
escope" bills through to the governor
which have never been before either
branch of legislature.
The now railroad to Brookville from
mouth of Red Bunk, to connect with
tho P. & E. Railroad, is progressing
finelly, and in about a roar from this
time Brookvillo will oo "out of the
woods."
Tho Kansas IIouso In Committee of
tho whole, has agreed to tho Senate
hill providing that nobody bo bungod
for murder until one year after convic
tion, and not then, unless the Gover
nor issues tho warrant for execution.
Benjamin Beochor, of Lebanon, is in
possession or a watch which he has
worn for filty-throo years. He has
also a ruzor which bus done sorvice for
tbe same timo. Both articles are in
good running order.
In Boston, a life insurance company
is contesting the payment of two
policies aggregating (9,000, on tho
ground that the insured life was rep
resented as eobor and tempornlo,
whereas it was in fact the reverse.
The Democracy teom confident of
winning a victory nt the coming elec
tion in .New Hampshire. The Legis
lature has made some modifications in
the law relating to foreigners, which
will add some two thousand rotes to
the strength of the party.
Nearly four million dollars' worth
of steamers aro imperilled by the ex
isting ice gorges along Ihe Mississippi.
If the gorgos break up bJqwIv by Ihaw
ing, little damsifo will be done, but if
the river current forces Uiein apart
the result will be serious.
Rov. C. J. Shultz, residing in Bloom
ing Grovo, not many miles distnnl
from Williams port, has attained tho
remarkable nge of 08 years. He was
a soldier in Napoleon's army, and was
present at tho battle of Waterloo. Ho
has the appearance of living a few
years longer.
Mrs. Gordon, wifo of Cuptnin Gor
don, Clerk of tho Circuit Court of
Puniscot county, Mo., and her little
daughter, thrco years old, woro so
terribly burned by tho explosion of a
cool oil lamp in thoir residence at
Gupossa, on tho 28d ult., that they
both died shortly aftor.
Tho Louisville Courier Journal truly
remarks that the Republican inembors
of Congress who insist on ferreting
out and exposing oflicial villainies are
charged by Grunt's friends with aoling
in the interest of tho Democrntio par
ty. No higher compliment could be
paid to Iho Democracy.
Senators Paltorson and Wilson have
trono to Now Hampshire to assist thoir
Radical friends in the coming election.
Wilson acknowledged that it is no use
and that Grant's prosecution of tho
New York Custom House small fry
ihiovos is too lute. New Uampshiro
is lost to Radicalism sure.
Tho Pittsburgh Commercial says
thnt Senator Cameron is a candiduto
for vice prosident, and that his friends
intend to givo him tho unilod voto of
the Pennsylvania delegation. Tho
Commercial thus explains tho action
of tho radical central committee in
conferiing on the statu convention tho
power to select the delegates to thp
national convention.
The Verdict. Tho P'ttsburgh Jury
in tho "brouch of promise" case of
Miss Hultie Vuiikirk vs. J. P.John
son, found for Iho Plaintiff in the sum
of (2,600. Enough to heal tho wounds
inflicted upon tlio sonsilive heart of
Miss Hullio. Sho wuntod (10,000,
but it seems tho jury did not "see it."
Goon. The ISlow Orleans 7"i'ne
says that Sonnlor Wilson of Muss.,
wroto to Horace Groeley, inquiring
tho most approved method of .culti
vating brtts. The philosopher's an
swor was short, but to tlio point:
"Persist in your efforts to have Grant
renominated, and you yiJJ raiso a
hugo one."
Only Hatk. Tho Cleveland Herald,
Republican, thus goes fur that God
forsaken wrotcb, Urownlow t If thcro
is ono thing moro disgusting than
another, it is tha exhibition in the
United States Senate of a confirmed
paralylio or qripnlo whose only ac
tive member, a loul tongue, seems
still capsule of pttoring tho lowest
slaog of the pot bouso. Poor Brown.
I low, thoro secns nolhjng Iqft of him '
, by t bjs remw) j
JuiHre nt ImI.
Tho Philadelphia liuihlin.ano of the
Radical oi trnns of that city, has at last
bocame so disgustod with tho conduot
of tbe corruption ring that it has taken
to lashing them in regular Democratic
style. In alluding to the McClure-
Gray contest in me staio sonato, too
editor says I
A nor a long ana uitior contest,
which few men would have had cour
age to conduct to a conclusion, Col.
McClure is to have u chance to present
his claims to the seat in tho Senate,
now occupiod by Mr. Gray. The hon
esty of a few decent men In tho Leg
islature has compelled that body to
consent reluctantly to the lormation
of a committee, and il is probable that
the investigation will tiogin at once.
We are not very well sutisllod with
Iho nominations that linvo been made
for tho Republican side of the com
mittoo. Messrs. Whito and Mumma
aro both rdedired to socuro Mr. Gray in
his sent ff possible, and Mr. White has
ao conducted himself throughout this
contest that he will not act with any
regard for fuirncst in his new position.
If ho had nosscssod the smallest unr-
liolo of good tasto, or the least regard
for propriely, he would have refused
to serve upon a jury when bo has com
mitted himscll to give a cor tain ver
dict. But propriety and good laste
are not his most prominent qualities.
Wo boliovo, bowevor, that tho fact:.
which will be prosontcd by Col. Mo
Clure wil! mako il impossiblo for even
Mr. While to vole for his exclusion,
wilhoul ruining himself. Jf Col. We
Cluro has a chance to offer nil tho
ovidenco that is in bis haads, Ins suc
cess is assured, unless justice sliull be
shamefully insulted by the majority
in the Senate. The investigation has
been opposed with such intonso bitter
ness becausa tho Gray faction are
aware that McClure can show that
the most monstrous frauds ovor per
pelrated outsitlo of Mow York city
were committed in behalf of Gray at
the recent election. Now that this
testimony is to bo offered, the result
is hurdly doubllul. Col. McClure will
take tho scut and Mr. bray will re
turn homo bearing n burdon of re
sponsibility lor the ollences commuted
in his behalf which will probably make
a further political career impossible
lor him.
A Business Movement. Tho Phi)
ipsburg Journal snys :
The lumbermen of this region are
petitioning iho munagcrs of the 1. 11.
11. for a reduction in tho rales of freight
upon hemlock lumber irom all points
upon tho J y rone and Llonrnclil branch
to points east ns fur as Philadelphia,
and west as lur as I'lltsuurgh, to en
able them to work this linn her and
place it in tLe market. Tho present
rates ol freight are equul to a prohibi
tory tart It, and it their petition is lu
vorably received by iho company it
will open up a vast trade now pruvli
cully excluded, and tho company will
be .t lie gainer by incrruso of shipments
to an extent that will more than Lul
unco tba reduction in Ireigbt.
German Is Lo be Lht (ifTit-inl luni'tiacr-A
in Alsace and Lorraine. No bolter
way ol keeping the poople apurt could
OU lll1Vlhl.ll.
$fiv amtisrincnt.
JTEW STORE
IN HOUTZDALE!
P. GALKAti HER having ji:it relume J fn,ra
tbe Mit with an ntira new and coon !( a i tort
ment of Merchitndit, aaitable for Winter and
8 p ring trade, which baa been acleottHl with great
rara and bought at In nvtri, i prepared to fur
Difb tht oilltrnf of Houtidala aud tiritiitr wiib
goodi at Trj light advance on flrit coit for
oaVAh. lountrj prfHjuea and humglet Uken at
uarkat prices Call and J amine m) ilock before
parcntuiiig citewovre,
V. flAU,A.IIKR.
Iltmtidalo, la Feb. 2, 1872-1
SAAC JOHNSON k SONS,
Manufacturer! and Dealers in
Hoot and LHlioe!
Ladtei', MiiM and ChlMren'i (iattnri.
Men'f, Boyi and WnmmTj Hcavj Root', and
urogana, to., o.
Flora and ahop on Reoond ttrvet, nearly oppo
ilta I. V. lltgler k Co. 'a hardware ttnty
Feb. 13, WMj CXKARPIfil 0, PA.
"VT4TICR. In the aotjrt of Common pleai of
Xl Clearfield aounty, I'ennijlrania. j
Jii. K. Orr, j
r. No. 243, Man T. Wl
O. W. Gibbon; G. W. Foreign AttaJiinrnt.
ilitrkin. Uarniphee. J t
And now,24tb February, 17?, Mewr., Wallace
t r iHuing, Attorney! for Plaintiff, enter ila upon
tha Prnlhonotary to aMtit daraagei In ah itated
na, which dtiHei will b attended to at tbe Pro
tbonotarv'a office,. In tbo borough of i1arfleld,
on the )6th day of March next, at 2 rlork, P.
M. The elm in In thfa cane la three, htrfron dol
lar! and eighty-four eenfa, aa of lh ;0i day of
february. A. I, 171, awing for liiiunra,
Ac, aold and delivered by aid Plaint f to taij
Dcimrirint. f
CertiBod from the Keeord at C It a r tie I L tbe 2Mb
rehruarr, 1H72, I
Feb, 2M-.1t A. C. TATK, Proihonotary
IH'KNttE NOTirKfLWTh following per
J ion i haw filed in the office of the CI!, or the
Court of Quarter HeMione of C lea H, !! oounty,
their petition! and bonda for Lioeniri at the
March wiotn neil, agreeably to tt net of
AswmblT, entitled "An Act to regulate 4 be aale
of Intoxieatiug Liquora, Act
HOTKIs Ml BTftB.
William Hcbwera.Jr.
Adam Kneri.
(leorge Knarr ,
K.J. William
HoWrt Lmnnrd...
Andrew Ula , .
Imko Ilennllt..,
H. II. Row
John F. Young
John DiHighoaty
John Fouls.
Lawrence Flood
tlangolph Miulti
Peti-r iarnier ,
J. 0. Bergry
Amu Id Hchnnrn
David CVntoJifl
Kline W. Walk
W. W. Irwin
William HUilr
Kben Turner
William J. I.nnhy
Thoinm Hurley ,
lllram Straw
Joseph tlililanl
Kmanurl Hchtiarr
Jumeit Ii. Curry
Joseph Klcnbower.
(leorge W. Deris
William II. I'tnoer....,, ,,,,,,.,
J nmet llahtr!hain.H ,.
Thou HorFlrv
T. F. Iloallc'h
JmJiq C. llenderton ,
William Parkr
T errant Keonen , ,
Charlen Helper. ....
Jttlio Nheepar..
Brady
Rrady
Hraily
Bradford
Hradford
RurnRhle
Rurnsitfe
Clearfield
Clenrfleld
ClenrBeld
Curwensville
..(.Coyington
Covington
Covington
Covington
Covington
Decatur
, , Deeaiur
(Jo hen
llu l-h
.ulhh
Ilu'ton
, HnMon
Jordan
, Karthaus
knrthAtii
Lumber City 1
Morris 1
New Washington
O woo la
Osoeoln
Osceola I
...Osceola
Oseeola
Oscpo!a 1
,MPcna
Penn
I'nion 1
Jnmfi Carter.,
Woodward i
Charles KeeneyH Woodward I
P. P, Donnelly. .Woodward
Obwrge W. Miles..,
,, Woodward
,. Woodward
Oeorge Charlton ,.,,
K. Smiles
MRRrAXTiLn Lfcnan.
John Sberlck. ,
L. M. Coudrli-U.
Corrvetl A (..,.,.
Patrick Dnnn
James Dunn ....,.,...
Jesse S, Williams-
..Woodward
Rrady
...Covington
Haston
Oseeola
. Wood ward
..Woodward
A 1.0'
Samuel Prpxton..
Joshua R. Jtrnwo ,
A. M. 11 iff ftta
James JlU-y
Peba'28, 1872. "
9 Means..
....Rrsdjr
,,Ososol
ms Woodirard
Woodward
A. C. TATK, Clerk.
rAJIT.KUI-oflnO Ho. 1 SA-lneh ftarrd
I afllNOLS, for which the hlcheal oiarkat
pries will be paid. P. M LLAfj IICR.
ont Hale, fth, It " ' j
tw flffrtisrmftita.
ADMINISJTRATORH' NtlTll i-Nollo.
1. berabjr given that letters of administration
on tha estate or QKOKUH MUYKH, deceased,
lata uf Orabam township, ClearAeld County, l'a
hating been dulj- granted to tha undersigned,
all persons Imlelited to said estate aill please niabe
payment, and those having claims or demands
will present man nroperij aoin.nur.irn ivr ..
tlem.nt. JAMKH MOVKR,
UANIKL WMKAL,
Feb. J8, 1S71-SI. Administrators.
Road Letting I
NOTICE Ii hereby cl"H that tbe itnderalftied
Bunerviaort of Lawrenoe township will re
oeire proposals until 8ATI RDAY, the loth day
oi ma mil next, (or ine grauing, nnuging ana
eoaiplatlng of new pnblio road leading from
James Irwiu'a faroi, in Lawrence township, to tha
township line between Uoshen and Lawrenoe near
tho mouth of Liok Hun. Proposals must state
tha prioe per rod or for the whole work. Tho
Supervisors will meat at the resideoee of Henry
Mead on the day designated above, where all who
sve fit can attend. THOMAS LA NIC II.
JOHN R. PARKS.
J. B. SHAW.
Clearfield, Feb.2B-3t. JAMKH 1UIOWV.
COURT PROCLAMATION.
XirilEHKAS, Hon. 0. A. MATER. President
TT Judge of the Court of Common Plant of
the Ttnty-fifth Judicial District, composed of
tba oouotiei oi uiearneid, tent re and Clinton
aod Hon. William 0. Foley and Hon. Jobs J.
Rbao, Associate Judges of Clearfield county
nave issued tneir precept, to me directed, tor .be
holding of a Court of Common Pleas. Oir'aana'
Court, Court of Quarter Sessions, Ooi:t of Over
net Terminer, ana tourt ot ueneral .Jail Deliv
ery, at tbe Court House at Clearfield, In end for the
oounty of Clearfield, commencing on the Third
Monday, iHtU day of March, lHt, and to
continue one week.
NOTICE IS, therefore, hereby given, to tbe
Coroner, Justices of the Peaoe, and Constables,
In and for said county of Clearfield, to aupeor in
their proper persons, with their Records, Rolls,
inquisitions, laminations, and other Remem.
bra noes, to do the t binge which tm tbvU uOuea,
and In their behalf, pertain to be done.
GIVEN under my band at Clearfield, this 28th
day of February, In the yoar of our Lord ont
thousand eight hundred and -evenly. two.
JUSTIN J. PIE, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Sale.
BY virtue of writsof IVW.dW poaas, Issued
out of tho Court of Common Pleas of Clear
field oounty, and to me directed, there will
be eiposed to public sale, at tbe Court House.
In Iho borough of Clearfield, on Monday, tho
ism a ay oi mareo, 1072, at 1 0 clock, p 1
the following described real estate, to wit :
A certain tract of land sltuato la the village of
lluutnlale, Woodward township, Clearfield ooun
ty, Pa., and known in the plan of aaid village as
No. 8, and being about sixty ((10) feet by two hun
dred (200) feel in slw, with the buildings burned
off. Seised, taken In execution and to be aold
as the property of Isabella Perfing and David
f era ing.
Also, certain tract of land sltuato la Osceola
borough, Clearfield county. Pa., bounded on tlio
south bf (Mono street, west by Mays alley, north
by Decatur at Iff, and east by lut So. liti in said
town l'lot, with large two-story framo house
tharooh, suitable for twa or three fumiliee to lire
in. teiicd, taken iu execution and to bo sold as
tbe property of Cbarltts n, Bullock, deceased.
Also, a certain tract of land si'nate in Karthaus
township, Clearfield county. Pa., bounded aod de-
serilaed as follows, to wit! On the north by land
of Charles Conoway and other, on the west by
James Howe, south by land of II. BumganJner,
and ran by ttousb 1 containing 6U acres,
more or leu, aud having about ? acrea cleared
and tog house aod barn thereon. Hclted, taken lo
execution and to be sold as the property of Thomas
Michaels,
Also, a cwrtalu tract of land slfue'e In Penn
towofbip, Clearfield eouuty, Pa, boundvd and
described as lollown, to wit 1 Iicginnlog at a cber.
ry at corner of Derrick and DoutrrifrtT land :
tbrooo south 2$ dujerees west 68 S-iti perrhes to
stone; tbeooe south 6.1 J degrees r?t ad 4-10
perches la mall hemlock 1 thence north 2H degrees
eaft bH 3-10 perches to stonea, near beerh corner
of Kenton A Fullertou; tbenoe north 63 degrees
west 06 110 perches to place of beginning ; con
taining 20 acres. Seised, taken In execution and
to be sold aa the property of Jacob S. Kb after.
Also, a certain trwrt of land situate In Krler-
tnwo, Morris township, Clearfield county, Penn'a.,
bounded and descrtlted as follows, to wi On tbe
west ny jovepn f. tirenncr, north by land of Jos.
Potter, east by Sebastian SanorofL and aourh h
Front street ) oonlaining one half an acre mure or
lets, and having a frame bouie and shop thereon
erected. Seised, taken In execution and to be sold
as the property of William L. Merrell. -
Also, a certain tia-t of land situate In Drady
townfthip, ClearuYld oounty, I'a., bounded by land
of Pri'scott, lUberling aod others, containing A
acre, being nearly all cleared aud having a log
houe, frame barn and g k-I orchard thereon.
Seised, taken In execution and to be auld as tbe
property of William Poeley.
Also, a certain tract of land situate In Coving
ton township. Clearfield county, Pa., bounded and
dosoribe l as follows, to wit : On the north by lands
of John J. Pirnrd, and eat, south and west by
lands of L. M. Coudriet ; containing 10 acres and
having a mill site on the preinitis. Seised, taken
in execution and to be sold as the property of
muuipiun umnancf j nomas ioompson.
Also, two certain tracts of land ltua'e In Wood,
ward township, Clearfield county. Pa., No, 1
bounded east by land of William Wister, south by
land of Mrs. Ourkey, west by Clearfield ereck,
and on the north by land of I). Reman 1 contain
ing 12 aires, and having about 40 acres cleared
and a house and barn thereon. No. 2 bounded
west by land of David Philips south by land of
jonu u. Aiexanner, east r-y land ofThumas Dixon,
and north by land of Dr. llouti) oonlaining 40
acres. Seised, taken in execution and to be sold
as the property of David Ileutal.
r-BMderB will take notleo that 15 percent,
of tbe purchase money must be paid when the
property is knocked down, or ft will he put np
again for sale. JL'STIN J. PIK.
SBaairr! Orrira, I Bherlff.
Clearfield, Pa., Feb. 26, I B72 1
SherilTs Sale.
)Y !rtn. tt writs ol t'itri A'oei'n.. Is,aed
J I sat of tho Court of Common Pleas rt Clear
A.id eountr. and to m. dlraoKd. tb.r will hm
ipossd lo PUBLIC FUI.K, at Ih. Tourt Hoax
in tns tornnirn or ClearBeld, on Mondaj, tha
lsih dajr of Marrh, 1S73. at I o'clock, p m., tha
following ll.al K lata, Is win
All Defendant's lalarast in all that aerUIn lot
of .round eituala in the borouih of lluntsdala.
ClearSeld wmnlr, Pa, beinjr on tha west aide of
Hrlstiin strort. and uinndi-d oa Ihe north east by
lot of II. r. (talea, and known as lot No. S4 in the
plot of said boruunh, and bavin, thereon .reeled
. nlank dwelling house ISs.tS feet In sise. rleised,
taken in elocution and lu be aold aa lha pronert,
ofll.J. Mrliowan.
Also, all that certain pie, of ground sitnat. In
Moulsilale,eounlof ClrarSeld.and Hl.leof Penn
srlranla. on Ihe aorlh of Hannah street, and run
ning north lit feel to bea..ar alley, known and
designed as lot No. IS in Ihe general plot of said
lown, ana naving a two storr plank bouse and
plank or frame stable thereon ervotrd. Helsed,
taken In execution and to b. sold as the nrnnertr
of Jobu Smiles.
Also, sll Defendant's Interest In that aertata
tract of land situate In Woodward township, Clear
field eountr, Pa., beginning al a hemlock corner
at or near tha nnrlb wct corner of tho .ri.inal
survey thence, hr land warranted la the name of
Uoorge liaker, Jr eoulh 40 degrees east I2S
perches lo a whits oak thence ltr residue of tract
north SO degrees aa.t tilt perchoa to a hemlock
sapliogi thene. h rcaidu.of Iraot aorlh .0 de
grees west 17S perches lo a post t Ihenoa by land
warranted In Ihe name or John AlcAbnn, aouth ot)
degree, weet I M perches lo the place of beginning;
containing 102 acres and 111.1 perches and allow
ance baring a small fram. bous. and stable
thereon erected. Seised, taken In execution and
;to b. sold ss Ihe properly of Robert Alexander.
I Also, all tha Inleresl, right, litis. Ac, in on.
'tract warranted in name of John MrCehon, eon
Lining 311 acres and 1 4.1 perches, wore or less,
sitna'e In Woodward townslitri; one tract In war
rantee name of Uenjamin Wilton, containing 242
kcree and 1 22 perches, mora or le.s, situala in Hue
lirh township ; op Iraot In warranto, nam. of
John Fkjron, containing 7V acres, mora or less
.iiuate in Iiccatur Inwn.hlpt on. Iract In war
irantM name of of Thomas Kdmunstnn, containing
; 72 acre, aud SS perches, more or less, situate in
Decatur township. Helsed, taken In execution,
and to he sold as tha property of K. V. llala and
James it. natsoa.
Mr-Bidders will tak. nolle, (bat II par
tent, of taa pureasM nonay must be paid whan
tha property is knocked down, or II will h. put
up again Cor sale. i USTIN i. PIK,
Hnaatrr's Orrtru, I Sheriff.
ClaarSrld, p.., Kab. in, I HI. J
SherilT's Sale.
T)T Tlrtu. of writs of Lmri I'nrini, Is.
1 1 surd out of lb. Court uf Common Plea, of
Clearfield county, and lo m. directed, I lure
will ba espossd la Pl'HLIO HALR.at Ih. Court
Hobs, la Ih. borough of ClearSeld, .a Mon.
day, lha ISth day of March, 1871, al I .'.look,
f, in., th. following Real Estate, to win
A certain two-story frame dwelling bouse, II
t SO fret, with kilcheu attached. Is I IS feet In
lie, attusl. In Osceola borough, ClaarSrld eountr.
i'a., oa lot No. IMS, opposile tha M. It. L'hurch
and on Ilia norlb-east corner of Blaonlird and
Hale sunt, and onrtlllag. appurtanslit thereto.
Seised, taken in execution and to ha sold aa lha
properly of Jame. Conrad, ownor or refuted
owner and .ontractnr. ' '''
T-Ill.l.lcrs will tak. notice tynl II percent
of the piirch.s. money must bb iaid when lha
properly is haooked dowJ)' -t It will ha put up
again for sal.. ' VTIN 4. PIK. '
Poseur's Ornra, I , PlirrifT,
llesrt.M, Is', .cch II, t1.J
A1En.-A MII.I.ER to run a Grist
Mill, MuittirU'l good reeoiuinenrlatiooa.
to ...T. H. FOHCJfiy.
Feb. Orahamton, nA
JirSTItKJ aV CORTABLR KIEfl
Wo hava printed a large nniuber of tho new
FKR BILL, and will on the reeetpt ftl twsniv.
Ave aanta. mall a noT tn anv address-
PRIVATE SALE or VALUABLE
PHOPKRTV! .
The premises ooounled by Joseph Goon, at
Bloomington. aro hereby offered at private aale
consisting of about three acres of ground, a oona
modioua and convenient dwelling house, a barn
and usual outbuildings. Well suited for the pur-
f ruses of a store property or a hotel stand. Prioe
uw and terms easy. Inquire of
T. II. MURRAY,
fel.2l-St Clxarfleld, Pa.
CAUTION. All parsons are hereby eaulloned
against purchasing or in any way meddling
with the following pervonal property now In the
CosMssionof John C. Mills, of UM township! One
ay and I gray horse, oows, 3 hogs, 1 store, 1
urninr sieq, piow, narrow anu log c-ubior. jo it
jiroperty was purchased by meat Hburiff'i sale,
and Is left with the said Milts suhjret to my order.
Rgwor, Feb. SlL J. N. McCHACKKN.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE 1
The firm of Jaraes Dickey A Co. was dii
solved oo February I .'I, 1871, by mu'ual consent,
and William 8. Hiekoy baa associated with bliu
his son, James Dickey, under tbe name and flrm
of Williatn H. Dickey A Hon, in the business of
general uerohandiiing and dealing In law logs,
square timber, and all hinds ol sawed lumber,
shingles, Ao., at tllm Hope, Clear Add oounty, aud
at U Lawrence tlburch, Cambria county, Fa.
James Dickey will givo the log and timber holi
ness his personal attention, lie will be found at
the old stand at Uten Hope, where goods nill be
old at the lowest prices possible, and tbe best
fljfures paid for logs and timber. Dr. F. H. Nev
liug will be found at Ht. Lawrence, ready to wait
on his friends. The Doctor Is a clever fellow j go
aod see him. All tbe accounts of James Dickey
A Co. will be settled by William 8. Dickey A Hon.
We tl.a-k Mrwanarnus friends tW their kind and
liberal patronage and ack a continuance of the
same. WILLIAM 8. DICKEY A BOX.
Ulen Hope, Fa,, Feb. SI, 1872 3m.
Ri:.lTCIt'H NOTICK.-Notlce Is hereby
given that the following aoeounts have been
examined and passed by me, and remain filed of
reeurd In this ulhoe for the impaction of heirs,
Iflteei, creditors, and nil others in any other way
inUiresLed, and will be presented to tbe next Or
pbane' Court ot ClearUuld. oounty, to he held at the
Court Honse, In the borough of Ovarii eld, oom
mencing on the 8d Monday (being the loth day)
of Marrh, A. D. Wl.
Final aooonnt of John Morrow, exeoutor of W.
W. Andorson, late of Bloom township, deceased.
Final aocount of F.llis Hmcal, executor of Klita
beth Hmral, late of llogtrs township, defeased.
Final account of William and Litis H meal, ail
minlstrators of Uoorge Soieal, late of Roggs town
ship, deceased.
Tartial account of John R. Carr, administrator
of Harah A. Jury, late of tlirard township, dce'd.
Account of I'hitip Rogers, administrator of Ma
ry J. Kelly, late oi Osceola borough, deceased.
Aocount of KlUabeth Mcbucker, administratrix
of Uoorge rwbucker, late of Brady town -hip, dee'd.
Hk'IIstrm's Orririt, I A. W. LKK,
Clearfield, Feb. 31. I H72 lc. J Register.
)IilLADELPlIIA.
fi PR I N C, 1 872.
FENTON,
THOMPSON
& C0.F
OIT CIIESTMT STREET,
Hare now In Flore, and opening dally, a targe
Slock, bourlit mainly direct from
llannfacturcra at
11011 E AND ABROAD
r
FOREIGN AXD DOMESTIC
Drcn Fabrics, Silks,
Shaicls and Soarfs,
While Goods, Linens.
EMftrtOIDERIES AND LACEP,
EinbraclnK all lha Koreltic, of Ik. Season,
offered lo Ihe Trade by tb. piece or packafra at
Ihe loweet market prloo. febll-lm
ASKOUNCEilENT .
OF TUB GREAT
REDUCTION OF PRICES I
BY PORTF.K Sll AW, I). D. .
IMPORTANT TRt'TII8t
Having succeeded In getting a lighter tariff on
material, benoe the Una and modtrvtt charge for
partial and full eets of Teeth. I use the beat
manufacture of teeth and other material. All
operations registered aod warranted lo glra ser
vice and satisfaction.
Friends, reflect that my charges fr the inser
tion of artificial and tbe saving of tho natural
tee Ih are now the most reasonable in Pcpn'ylvania,
Preeerr. your teeth .nd you preserve your health.
Pulling of th. natural torth In a haaltbv, pre
servative and useful condition is made a specially.
Diseases and malfcirmatl'tns common to the mouth,
law and asioci.te parts, are treated and corrected
with fair eueocss. Kaaminationa and consulta
tions raaa.
It would be well f.r patients from a dlslanc to
lei me know by mall a few days before coming
to tho office.
It Is very Important that children between Ihe
age of six and twclv.
years should hava tbetr
teeth examined.
Anamhrtics are administered and Teeth re
moved without pain.
DiFpoaition, and character are Judged by all
the world by Ihe expressions of tba face, bene
bow very dieastrous may tt therefore be for per
sons to indulge aa expression of distorted features,
even apart from a hygienic view. Now, lo enjoy
natural (not artificial) comforts and pleasures,
respect and obey natural simplicities and Instinct.
S, PtlllTKR MIAVV, D. D. 8.
Office la Xcw Masonio Building, Second street,
Clearfield, I'a. febl471
1872.
1872.
SPRING
ANNOUNCEMENT.
HOOD,
BONBRIGHT
& CO.,
Are now offering at th.ir
NEW STORE,
Nos. 811, 813, 815 Market St.,
Asp
No. 800, 808, 810, 812 Filbprt Sf .,
rUILARKLPJilA,
A mgaiceDj sl.iek qf
SEASONABLE DRY dOODS,
complete I all lis departments of
Silks and lr.s floods, Prints, Qlngham. and
Detainee, Ilea's aad Boys' Wear, Whit.
Ilaoda, Linens and Flannels,
Furnlihlng Ooods, Notions, en.t Bleack and
lire w a Shlrtf.ga, Ac, t.,jr, '
Also, just opened an .xtrnelv. Carpal and Oil
Cloth Department. To' ill of which, Including
mr choice Fnatial Breads of Philadelphia made
gnode, they mpeetfujlv Inrlt. th. attention of
Jhe Trade ' ' " fcn
grtiQ ni fttmntt.
rpilK I.ATBIT HOVKI
f II K
THE LATEST M0VE1
HARTSWICK & IRWIN'S
DRUG STORE,
To their new building on Second 81 real, nearly
oppoilt, th. slor. of Weaver A Baits,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Where they will eontiaue to supply Oa-Ir old aoil
as meny nw eastuiaers as tnsy oonti, with
PUKE DRUGS!
CHEMICALS!
PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS,
(Ino'll'llng all pew remedies,)
Patent Medicines, Psints and Oil,, fllais and
Putty, School Books, Stationery, Paper,
A..1 .Iso, . full lln. of Drug
gist.' Sundries, Hair
Tonics,
Cosmetics, Perfumeries, Toilet Articles, Brnihes,
Toilet .ap. Pocket Books, A.., all of
th. best quality.
PURJi jyiyES AXD LIQUORS,
for medical A sacramental purpose, only,
Pure Wbit. Imi, Colors of all kinds. Raw and
Boiled Linseed Oil, Varnishes, Turpen
tine, Coal Oil, Pilot A Varnish
Brushes, Flavoring
Extract,,
Confectioneries, Bird Swd, Epic ground aod
unground, of .11 kinds.
SMOKERS AXD CIIEWERS
Will find our slock of Ch.wing
and mkiog Toliaooo, Imported and Do
mestic Cigars, Snuff and Pine-eat lo b. of the
very bst brsnds in lb. market
LAMPS AND CHIMNEYS,
All kind, of ULASS WARE,
OARDEX 8EKDS,
klSICAL IXSTni'JIENTS
and Musical Trimmings of .vary variety.
Having a long exporicajee In the busloess. and
an eilausireand well selected stock of auedicinea,
we are enabled to IU Physician prescriptions al
th. sbort.st aotio. and on tha must reasonable
terms, day and night. '
HARTSWICK A IRWIN.
ClearCeld, Pa, May Jl, ISTMf.
P. T. 1.
"For thy Stomach's Sake and thine
other Infirmities." St. Panl,
Dll. ItOYKItS
PURB
WEST BRANCH BITTERS.
A safe, pure, pleassnt and hcalth-glvtngTonlo
slsictly vostabhs and manufactured from
th. most pure .nd eholoe materials la not a spirit
drink nor substitute for whisky, but a scientific
compound, for tb. protection of the system and
the cure of disease, made from chemically pure
spirits, entirely free from fusil oil or other Irrita
ting propnliea, and will not disagree or offend tha
most delicate stomach. A long private expert
ncc ba. attested It.
Superiority over all Ordinary Remedies.
No Bitters at present offered lo Iba public
oontaina s. muob medicinal rirtua, and yet so safe
end pleasant to lake lis use Is ta mire disease,
and It will pot .ret. an appetite for spirituous
liquors, but will cur. Ih. effects of dissipation.
To increase Ih. Appetite, I'SI IT.
To promote Digestion, I'SK IT.
To our. Dyspepsia, USE IT.
To euro Fare and Ago., I'SB IT.
T. cure BllllousMM, I'SB IT.
To cure Constipation, t'8B FT.
To care Chronic Diarrhoea, I'SB IT.
To nr. Heartburn, I'SK IT.
To cur. Flatulrne, I p'K IT.
To core Acid Eructations, I'SB IT.
T. cure Keirnus Dehillty, VP. It FT.
To care Hydochondria, I'SB IT.
To cure Sallownrss of Complexion, FSB IT.
To cur. Pimples and Blotches, I'SB IT.
For Omcral rroslralloa of liu
Physical powers, I'SB IT,
and It will euro you.
Sold everywhere, at tl.lo por bottle, Man
factored exclusively by
A. I. SUA W,
Druggist,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Who offer, liberal inducements to tb. trad..
Oct. 17. ISflfMf.
Q. R. BARRl-TJ.
Attorney anp Counhf.lor atLw,
clarfikld, pa.
Having raelgned bis Judgeship, ba. resumed
the preslioe of tbe lew In bis old pins, .1 Clear
fiHJ, Pa. Will attend the courts of J.ffrrs.n and
Kik oouutles wnen sp.ei.l1y rsiaiaed In connection
with resident oounsel. 1:U:7S
TPN()-one Horses for Sale!
FI1IIB undersigned offer, for sal. TWENTY.
1 ONE FIRST CLAH8 llOUMjft, In good
ooajltion. Principally large, strong Horses, suit
able for any kind of heavy work. Purchasers
will find It to tlrelr luteresl lo examine them be
fore purchasing elsewhere. Inquiries answered
by addressing PETER alrdKORUK,
Feb. 14, IKTJ, crc.rSdd, Pa.
100
tJHKUI OF TIMOTHY IKKD
and 100 bwsbels of CLOVER SKKD
for sal. at ih. Corner htnrs, by
' " Vm. W. D. IBVIK.
Curweniville, pa., Feb. If, 18it.
VrcmjltJ, )Vhcre.,my wlle.SADIB WAH
ij RUK.ilid leai. my bed and board ahou
Qsfrmber I, IKTI, without any lust eaurr uf1 pro
vqcaliowi 'I 'hereby' Mullcw all p.rinns'li.t to
hsjW or Irud her on hy aceoanl, arl will pay
no debts of h,r contracting. -
. V. I.QCK PfKEV.
flen Hop., Febraary !1 t. ' '
J '
p leu Hop.,
durational.
MISS H. S. SWAN'S
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
CLEARFIELD, PA.
Till WINTER TERM of fourteen werV,,,,.
wmm.no. Monday, Jan. 1st, lo71.
IEIIM8 OF TUITI0K.
Reading, Ort bogrsphy, Writing, OI.J-tLn.
wins, Primary Arlthmetla and Primary
Ooography. ... ;
History, Local aod descriptlva Ueogmphy
with Map Drawing, Urammar, Mintal
and Written Arithmetic... ,
Algebra and the Sciences ,
Instruction In Instrnmental must. ., ),
Oil painting, 34 lessons )
Wan work w
rr lull p.niouiars sella lor virouisr
ClrarOeld, ScpU 7, lJ7Mypd.
XEW VA8IIIGT0 ACADEMY,
Clearfield County, Pa.
11HE BECOND 8KSSION of this InstltoHoi
. will oommeaos on th first Mondsy of NoTtm.
tcr neit. (Term, five tuontbs.)
The oorrlculum of study will mhraeo twi
snd Itiortmirh course In trery branch requisite
prMtioftl od MoomIUbrd cducntion,
Bprcisl at tent loo given io persooi desiring
aulify tbtnnsolvcs for tba jirofcsslon tf tcacLing.
Also, to rooal and Instrumental moslc.
J'unils will bo ivdiuittcd at any tins darinr tks
lusslon, and charged fro La time of entering to tba
close of tba term. No deduction will La mttk
Tor absence, except lu cases of protracted illim..
Htttdtmls desiring rooms for "clubbing" can t
aemimuiodatcd at moderate rates,
(iood boarding can be procured at lower ratn
tnan any otner place lo toe eoonty. ihreedoi.
lara per elt at public and prirate boosts,
for particulars address .
UEOAGU W. FNMP, Prloclial,
eptSO'TI-tf Kew Washington, I'a.
CLEARFIELD ACADEMY.
A Male ud Female Classical High School,
Each .Department Separate, IMatluct ml
Complete lu Itself.
Til B scholastic year of this InstltnHoo Is dir..
ded luto two sessions of fire aontbs (twrntj.
one weeks) each. The first session commence h
the first Monday In September, tht second, on tat
Irst Alouday in February.
Tbe coarse of instruction embraoes ertry tbing
ntaessary to a thorough, practical and aoeomplit
ed eduoation of botb Mies.
Pupils will be admitted at any time and chirRd
IVoni date of entrance to the close of the sen ion.
No deduction will be made for absence, eietpt
in eases of extsame and protracted Ulneea.
Htudcnta from a distance eaa be acevmaodaM
with board at low rates.
For particulars, tend for oirenlars, or addresi
Her. P. I. 1IAKH180N, A. M.,
July 26, 1871-tf. Principal.
alaapMM M
eal Estate tor $U.
Farm for Sale !
XHB oodsrstgned, residing in ltogt tewnibip,
offers for sate his farm, containing CM
NDREU ACRK8 T6 aeret of which is clear
ed and nndercultiratioa f baring thereon erectetl
a frame dwelling hounc, log ham and the brasl
eutbuildiogs, together with 129 bearing fruit tret
and an exucllrnt spring of water. A three-lost
vein of COAL and a three-foot vein of PINK
CLAY, both open, which ean b area at any tia
by calling on tbe premiere. Tble farm is sitwtci'
one fourtb-of a wile from Wailaeeton station, os
the TyruneA CIrnrfleld Railroad. Title indirna.
table, and nossrefion girea at any timt. rsr
further particular call on tbe premises oradlreM
UKNHY A. rSMlMKL.
IVallaectvn, Jaanarj 17, l;J-.lm.
House & Lot for Sale or Rent!
riUE undersigned offure for &ale er rent, apoa
X. reasonable terms, a two story dwelliug, lot
aud stabla, in Bloomiogton, Pike township. Fur
terms, Ao., apply to LLU 15 1. BLOOM.
Jftuua.y 3d, 1S71 tf.
n;CT VIRGINIA
Timber and Coal Lands
FOR SALS!
The following tracts of Timber aod foal Landi
aro offered fr aale i Ont tract of 17,vo arret,
lying on the Elk Hirer, in Webster eouuty tbres
tracts lying on the suae river in Braxton eountr,
two vf 0,uoO eeree each and one of l,u00 acres;
and one iract containing 9,300 acres, lying oo the
iiauley River, lu .Nicholas county. Tbe titles te
there lands are perfwt.
Any Inforuiitiun concerning thcav landscaa he
had by addrersing U. 6. FLHOAL,
.March 22, 1871-tf. Philipsbnrg, Pa:
DENT AL CARD.
Dr. A. il. IIILL3
TouUl may te his patients and ths nub
lie genitrally, that, baring dissolved partnership
with Dr. Shaw, he Is now doing the entire work
of his office himaelf, ao that patients need not fear
being put under the hands of any ether operator.
Having obtained a reduction of the patent on tha
plate material, I am enabled to pat np teeth mark
tsheaper thaa formerly. I also hare Ir. fitnrk'i
patvnt process for working rubber plates, whi'k
make a much lighter, more elastic ai.d strorrer
flate fur the same amount of mate rial, and pari
shes the plate on both sides, rendering It tni"h
mora easily kept clean, special attention paid (e
the preservation of the nanrt teeth, nnd all wirk
guaranteed entirely satisfactory to patients.
t OfhVe at tbe old eornrr. opposite tha Is ha
House. Office har from 8 to 12, a. m., and I ta
A, p. m. Patient from a distance tkould notify
me a few days beforehand uf their intention te
suns. Always at home, unless ether notice ap
pears In botb the eounty papera. fchU'71
J. M. STEWART, D. D. S.,
Office over Irwiu'i Drag Store,
CURWENSVILLE. PA.
All dental -pem4luna. either im the mecbanicil
or operative brand, promptly attended to aa4
tatisfactlon gnirsnteed. Hpeeial attention paid
ta the ttratUK-til of disoate of the natural teeth,
gams and mouth. Irregularity of the teeth sue
cos fully eom-eted. Tveth extracted without pain
by the use of Ether, and artificial teeth Inserted,
of tha best material and warranted to render sat
isfaction. april2fl' l:ly
THKRH to buy my PRY 000D7, 0RU
If eeries, Qreensware, Qlassware, Irugi and
Notions, Confectioneries, Au eheap for each. ;
The subaoribcr Uib liCT to Inform hit old and
new customers tfoyst be baa opened
A VARIETY STORE
IX GLKN 110PK, PA.
And will sell goods at tirieei to suit the times. A
liberal reduction will La made to customers buy
ing at wholesale. t
Call and examine rrv stock brfjie nurcha:
1
elsewhere,
A liberal snare of public palronagtf If
Sulioited,
r. J. KEA0V.
G If B Hope, Pa., Juae II, 1871.
GREAT WESTERN BAZAAit,
130, 1SII, I ma, 1314 Market. St;, .' '
PHILAUKLI'llIAV
Alwars op baqd a large'asenrttnent of new aoi
aewmd haBd CKria-.. 4euboru, llarp.es., e4
a(nri-at. and pul'ICc sale.7 .
Falling and ftailMng-Tn. Onggiea Iroia t'O '
$173, llermaotowns (.hiding seals) froai ' Is
$,iMI. IlorkawaTs (IrntWr Iriosaied) Ooia fC If
fl.HJ. BrtH.oius, No Tfi Iluggies, Jnt" end
Unriness Wegnns frvm $ VI) lo Uli. 8in.le Hw
new from S lo "4 per sal. Double llarnw, Horn
?. lo124. Bl.na.r., Whips, lUltrrs, f)nt:
Afghana, and .rsrrthing appertaining t. lbs
business at rqttallv low prices. Uur anoifo is
"Cheapn than lha Cheapest." aire as a mil e
for. puroba.ing alsrwh.r..
Parlir. drsiring llnrsrs, atuLs.f ,rrir., W'l
ons, Ac, will study Ibrir interr,! k V lronni"
thla well. established llaaaar. Korsrsbept hr lbs
daroraionlh. DAFJf' t El NT,
Frh. T Urn.
' Tn
PropHelors.
AUANDSOMB MOUSTAC1IR!
Prof, ft Troll's FHKNCII COMPOI Xn,
MlU'STArlll, the grrat Hair Urower, will pre.
w lllHKKH." inm a laiuri.nt Mouilach.
Mill 8TACHB Whlsbars m tha smoothest Ism.
WIIIHKHHS l'luant lo use. Sent t. "?
address oa reoeipt of 4. e nts.
U. T. BON I), Chralit.
N. R. MS. T.olk mJ i'kMlnnt rtlre.is.
feUl'Ii-lj , Pbil,.flii.
AUMIlTHATORll NIITIt'P Ncrtlf.
Is her.br given that letters or adeuinislratios
on th. .slat, of M A K 1 JAMJ 1A IUM., are a,
lata of llrll township, I'lestlM Mnnlr, Prna'a.,
baying bni dulr graalod lo tha unJorsiwod. all
Ksreoae IwleMI tn said rtal will please asnk.
naiedlat. pareae.t, ai.VI (buu ha.lng slsiai. '
doasawds will prasonl tBiorf properly MiheailwiaA
tat settlomoalf rifhnil .hilar.
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