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GEORGE B. Gt)ODLANDElt,
BDITOB ISO fBOmiHTUM.
. CLEAIU'JKLD, l'A.
WEDNESDAY. MOR.NIKO, AI'RIL S4, 1871
IS'kw pAPEtt. A now pajiop lins been
tuTted in Williumsport, culled tho
Kef arm Journal, with DuvU und Parker
ut iu musllicaJ. S. G. Moms, editor.
, Tlio thieves supposed to linvo stolon
tho bonds from tlio Lycoming County
Muttml Life Insurance Company, woro
lodged in inil at Wllliamspart a fow
duys ago. They aro six In number
three mules and three femnles.
It is now ofliuiully announced Unit
hx-bovernor Lurtin will , romim us
Milliliter to Ru.eiii filter hift return
home, and it is believed the delegates
, from this Stuto to tho. Cincinnati Con
volition will fnvor him for Protudent.
' JiBPUDIates Cihant. Governor Pul
mor, of Illinois, has written a letter to
one of the loading papers of that Stalo
in which ho uttorly repudiate itm
Present taker. IIo denounces the ao
lion of Grunt in ordering the military
into that Kiacu to act ns police, and
) their lawless and dangerous as
sumptions of authority cannot bo do
funded or appologized for. ,
Col. A. K. MeClure has written
arntliing letter to tho Fhilndolphia
Bulletin, in which ho denounces Grant
in tlio most Litter terms. IIo suys ho
intends consulting with tho Indepcnd
cnl Itcpublicuns at Cincinnati ns
duty he owes to tlie country, and snys
that if by this movomont dinBtor
comes upon the Republican organizu
lion some onn uIko must nituwer for it
General dissntinfuclion is expressed
with the nominations of tho JUdical
.Stnlo Convention. Many of the Ko
publican journals speak candidly and
say it is thoir belief that they cunnot
bo elected. The Lancaster Ex-press
the leading Republican pnper of that
county, in Ppeiikmg of their ticket
snyi: "Wo do not bcliovo it can bo
elected, and tho best reason in tho
world which can bo given for this
opinion, to all honest mon, is thut it
docs not desorvo to bo."
, Is Trouulb The packod commit.
toe of the Radical convention selectod
delegates to the coming Philadelphia
convention according to tho nppor-
tjnnmnnt. nnwapil liv llin LniMidnLuro
Ocury has refused to eign dial bill,
and great consternation and confusion
is tho result. The delegates have been
chosen in somo instances to represent
Congressional districts in which they
no not live. Jiorks is represonled by
an oosourny wuo hails from Slontgom
cry county. Tho work of tho Radical
Pluto Convention Is a nico mess, to bo
ure, from its eandiduto fur Governor
down.
In another part of to-day's pnpor
will to tound some oxlracts from tho
leading Republican papers of the Stuto,
cnllod by John W. . Forney, of the
i liiladolphia Press, showing tho dis
satisfaction expressed throughout the
Stuto at the nomination made at the
recont Radical State Convention
The Lancaster Erprcss rcpudiulcs
and rorusos to support tlio ticket, and
many others admit as a forcgono con
clusion that it will bo defeated. All
that is necossary is for the Domocrncy
to make a wise selection in nominat
ing their candidate for Governor and
an overwhelming victory awaits them
in October.
The Coiigrtttlonnl .Ipporllon
me nt.
Tho pure domugogiicism of bis Ex
cellency Gov. Geary is aguin manifest
ed for tho thousandth tinio in refusing
to sign tho apportionment bill. IIo
does this in ordor to mako capital for
himself. According to a Into law,
Congressman will horeaflcr bo elected
in November on tho day of tho Pres
idential election. Should the Demo
crnls carry the Lcgisluturo in October
ie will of courso sign tho present bill,
''aAor tho general election ;" but
should tho Jiudiculs carry tho Legis
lature ho will voto it, with tho hope
Aim I from now until the period indi
cated ho will work himself into tho
affections of tho Grant ring, who in
ilui'D will promiso him something
liandsomo.
Geary is ono of ti.o most complete
demagogues that ever hold the posi
tion ho does. Ho trades in great
Hlnte .it flairs ns glibly ns ten year old
buys iraJii jack knives or marbles,
liut, tis the .Democrats had no hand
in placing this abortive statesman in
his present position, no fault can at
tach to thorn for having placed a low
trickster in the chair of Stalo. If
tho Radical party can onduro soch
crcaturos as Geary, Ilartranft and
Allen, we will not complain, except
so 'ar as the depredation lies against
tho Democracy oulsido of tho Stalo
whero tho real facts of tho uo aro
ouknowa.
Tiir. Convention. The Constitu
lionnl bill, passed by the hto Legis
lature, provided for a convention, to
consist of ono hundred and thirty three
delegates, and adopts the ''limited
system of voting" of Mr, llucUalow.
Kscb Konatorial dislriul elects three
delugiitcs.two lobe vnlod for. Twenty
eight aro chnwon at largo in the Statu,
fourteen to bo voted Iur, nnd six at
iRrjre in Philadelphia, ne rmrly to
fote for Uin v-
Can IV Dhcern the Sign of the
Ttmn t
Wo hear thomultoringsof approach.
tng thunder! The cloud of Black
Republicanism is surcharged with
torriblo lightning, which thr?t:ni to
kbnttor tho Whito Houro to atoms.
Grant is tho object of tho fatal shall.
Schurx nnd Trumbull, in their late
speeches in Now York, sounded tho
buglo blusts which are to muster tho
irrepressibles to thu great work of
restoration and good government. A
great portion of this work wo grunt
is In tho liundd of tho Liberal Repub
licans, and wo know that Trumbull
has tho sagacity to sco this and tho
pluck, and wc trust tho patriotism, to
do it.
liut tho path of restoration lies over
tho grave of tho Administration party.
Tho olTleo holders nnd cormorants of
thut parly aro kconly alive to tho fact,
and they will therefore fight against
the Cincinnalti movement with tho
despair and desperation of fiends. A
restored Union, freo nnd honest elec
tions, sends thu Grant parly into no
eternul limbo. Trumbull and Pap
Greolcy must bo men of too much
sagacity to believe that they caii patch
up any device which will proscrvo tho
country unJ leave any remnuut of tlio
Administration party in existence.
There is no ground (cull it by what
ever name you please) but that of
Democracy upon which tho Uniou can
stand; not tho Democracy of the
bondocrnts, but tho Democracy that
rooto on ilio pilnoiples of Jellerson
and tho framcrs oi the Constitution
of 1788.
Thut tho late demonstration in Now
York is tho key noto of death to tho
Grant parly, no candid man will doubt.
It has nlrcudy shattered ovory limber
in that corrupted hulk.
Rut let the Democratic parly exor
ciso a prudent caution, lest it also
introduco now olements of discord
and apalhy into our ranks, without
adding any additional strength. Wo
do not bcliovo that in a singlo State
the full Democratic vote was polled
in tho lato elections In Connecticut,
Now Hampshire and Rhodo Island wo
know it was not. Our advices from
roliublo statistics prove this. In hunt
ing alter phantom ''Liberal Republi
can" votes our friends bavo failed to
gel out all tho Democratic votes. In
no State has tho full Democratic voto
been polled for tho last six years, nor
do wo buliovo it ever will bo polled
again until tho party iu ils platforms
and nominations returns to its time
honored and sacred principles. What
is now called "passive-ism," is tho same
truilor to our thoory of government
that loyalty was in tho Revolution.
That is the judgment of by Iur the most
virtuous and intelligent portion of the
Democrnlio party. That judgment
will only deepen and strengthen with
lime. If the lato elections have not
convinced tho political policy dealers
an intelligent judgment.
Shakspearo makes Richard offer bis
kingdom fura horso. We are tempted
to offer a republio fjr a man for a
genuine man earnest and honest. It
is manhood wo want; pluck, courage
und patriotism. Perhaps New York
has producod this man. Wo will wait
and sco.
, , .
"Congressmen at Large."
This term is familiar enough In tho
politics of many of tho wotern and
growing states, whero apportionments
novcr keep paco with populations, but
it is rniher a now nno in Pennsylvania,
and needs somo explanation. Hy tho
present apportionment of United
States representatives among the sev
oral states, Pennsy lvania has been al
lowed z-l members, liut tho census of
1370 necessitated a now apportion
ment, wutcn being made, ullowod
Pennsylvania 20 members, or two ad
ditionul. When Congress bnd an
nounced this, tho Stalo legislature im
mediately set to work and reappor
tioned the Stato to correspond, divid
ing tho Stnlo into twenty-six instead of
twenty-tour districts. This bill if it
had becomo a law would have given
each of tho twenty. -dx Congressmen
allowed tho State, a district from
which to bo chosen, so that there
would then bo no "Congressmen at
largo." Hut Governor Geary has re
fused to sign tho bill or at least has
declared his intention not tn sign it
till alter tlio next election. Tho now
apportionment so laboriously con
siructcd and arranged by tho legisla
ture lulls to tlio ground, nt least lor
tho present, and tho old apportion
ment is still tho law under w liicli wo
will havo to oloct Congressmen tho
coming fall. Rut this apportionment,
as wo havo scon, provides districts for
only twenty four Congressmen, whilo
tho United states allows Pennsylvania
twenty six. Therefore there will bo
twenty lour Congressmen elected from
tho twenty four districts and two Con
gressmen elected by a voto of tho
wliolo stuto. Ihoso two will bo Con
gressmen at largo. Exchange.
Defendants to Ttvmr in their
own imiAt.r. ilio act which enables
dclcudunls in certain criminal cases
to testify in their own bohalf, has been
signed by the Governor. It provides
that in lite trial o! all indictments, com
plaints and other proceedings ngninst
persons charged with the commission
of crimes or offenses not nbovo tho
grado of misdemeanor, In uny court of
record, ot criminal jurisdiction, tho
person so charged shall, at his own
request, but not otherwise, be doomed
a competent wilnoss. but bin neglect
or refusal to testify shall not create
any presumption nguinst him, nor
shall any relerento bo inado to, nor
shall any comment bo mado upon such
neglect or refusal by counsel during
tlio trial of tho case ; provided that
this act shall not extend to tho tri
al of any person (or an indictment
for porjury or forgery. (
Ricii.The career of Governor Scott,
of South Carolina, is one of great en
couragmcot to youcg men. The
Ijouisville Courier Journal says tho
Govtraur was onco a cooper, and af
terwards t quack doctor, is now worth
six million dollars, all of which ho has
made sinco the war by au honest, en
ergetic, straightforward prosecution
of tho exulted profewnn of rnrpct-bngajcry.
.f'OIIJ'OM .Vck-s.
Threo colored jurors huvo boon
drawn in Clinton county.
Mrs. Abby Sago Richardson is touch
ing elocution in Chicago. .' . (
Georgo P. Marsho, tho Amoriean
Minister to Italy, is seriously ill nt
Roino. - ' ; ; i
Montgomery county has fouitoen
nowspnpors nino English and live
German..
Tho Liberal Republicans of Wost
Virginia favor Chief Justice Chaso for
tho Presidency.
A. T. Stowart has bought tho Union
llotol, Saratoga, for $532,000 proba
bly to givo to Grant,
A Chinese journal can boast of be
ing 'J, (Hill years old, but not oi having
an original subscriber.
Tho big organ building for tho Jubi
leo nt Iioslon, in Juno next, will be
Worked by a steam engine
Tho crop of maple sugar Ibis season
will bo light, on account of tho severity
and length of tho winter. ;
' The backwardness of the spring has
detained farming operations in the
southern part of tho Citato.
Tho Massachusetts Lcgisluturo has
adopted rc.-nlution of respect to the
momory ol t rotossor Jloiso.
Tho Quarterly Convention of Good
Templars will bo held at Norristown
on the Vtli and lL'tli ot May. ,
Tho bill to givo .6100 bounty to all
t.l.eta.1 -vmnnl.flAl'4 hltlitPA J tlly - '
ISLil, has passed both Houses.
Tho salary of tho Govornor of Call
fornia is. ten thousand dollars per an
num. tho largest in the Union.
A marriago certificate ono hundred
and eighty years old, swolls tlio Clies
ler county pile ot ancient relics.
The Mormon Conference by a unao
imous voto, has re eloctod Brigliam
loung rrcsiuont ol luo uburch.
Tho law against swearinir is enforced
in some portions of our Stalo and the
tines imposed aro styled sin-tax.
Tho season for catching shad in the
Dcluwato river has commenced and
will continuo until tho 15th of June.
Sheep dogs aro said to bo doing a
thriving business in strewing Jefferson
county with lamb and mutton chops.
Tho Mormons generally bavo litllo
liopo in the success ot llioir application
lor admission into the Union as a Slate.
Tho month of March throughout
Pennsylvania, is admitted to havo been
tho coldest within Ihe memory of man.
A granite monument is to bo pluced
over the gravo of William Gilmore
bimniB by alliens of Charleston, a. C.
Iticy unvo a wonuerlul doctor in
Bedford county. Ho advertises that
he "by universal treatment cures uni
versa! disease."
A citizen of Cedar Rapids, Iowa.-
has (alien heir to nn estate in Germany
voluod at f 1(1,000,000,000. Tho lull
dido t hurt him. -
Troops havo been sent from Fort
lirown and an Antonio, iexan, tooo
cupy the crossings on tho Rio Grnndo
and provonl cattle stealing.
Ten bodies have thus far boon re
covered from the wreck of the Occauus
on the Mississippi, and were buried at
Cuiro, not being identified.
It has been calculated that tho com
bined mouths of tho 25,000 singers at
the lioston Jubileo will form a cavity
oi over i do squaro loel.
Menttp. has tiium.tlio nrevailinif
ruse at uenx, i:m county. Uno
hundred and filly cases bavo been re
ported thero at ono tiino.
It is computed that during tho past
thirty years it has cost fl,5tt0 to print
tho word "laughter ' in tho Congres
sional Globe.
Tho Iowa Ilouso of Representatives
has passed a bill totally nbolishiii'' tlio
Death Penalty, by tho decisivo voto of
(ju yeas tn ZZ nays.
A Philadelphia firm wants a young
man oi is or ti years tor book keeper
at a salary of $:W0 a year 1 Ho must
bo expected to steal his clothes.
Tho boy O'Connor, who attempted
iu iiuuv vuui'ii t u ioriu, nas ooon sen
tenced to twelve months' imprison
mont.ond to recoivo twenty-fivu lashes
A coinmittoo of tho Stato Agricul
tural Society havo gone to Krie, to
ascertain tho suitableness of that city
as a place for holding the next Stnlo
fair.
Tho Borough Council of North Wales,
Montgomery co., havo fixod t'i as tho
price of gelling drunk in that village,
and if tho party is short of funds, 48
hours incarceration.
Ilartranft, in his speech of accept-
uncu, hud a good deal to say about tho
"Great Flanker." Ho will himself np
pear as tho "Great Fiunkcr," next
l ull. Iioslon rust.
Ono becoh tree in Indiana, from
which ton men havo boon hangod by
Judgo Lynch, is still alive, with the
boughs swinging vigorously in tho
wind.
A new church at Clifton, Delaware
county, recently dedicated, was broken
into a few nights ago, and robbed of
carpet, tho organ cover, und tho lliblo,
amounting iu vuluo to about 140.
Ronner, being importuned to "writo
an article" favoring larger pay for
ministers, said ho would write a very
short ono. Ho did, und handed it to
Dr. McCosh. It was a chock lor $5,000.
Until lulcly, tho barbers in Gorman
cities havo received one nnd n half
cents for shaving, and threo nnd a half
lor hair culling. J hey lately struck
for five cents and two nnd a hull' ro
speelivoly I
Tho Clinton county papers are
crowded with advertisements, by all
manner of merchants nnd all manner
of business men. When thoy huvo
anything to sell there they advorliso
it und quickly find cash customers.
John M. Kuhns, F.sq., of Krie, has
boon awarded tho contract of erecting
the Huntingdon passonger depot, on
ma rennsyivaniu central Jtuilroud,
below Alloonn. It is a $25,000 iob.
and ii to bo completed by tho 1st of
nopiemuer.
A potilion signed by forty-soven
thousund women of Alsaco and Lor
raino, has been sent to Princo Bis
marck, in which they ask that their
fathers nnd sons may bo exempted
from servico in tho German army for
a few years. ,
Tho safety of Dr. Livingstone is an
nounced. It is supposed that ho is
staying nt tho headquarters of some
chief, and Is without resources. This
is the opinion of Uov. Robert Moffolt,
tho African Missionary, who is tho
futhor-in-law of Livingstono,
At tho rqins of thn Malt Houso In
tho Chicago burned district, tho work
men enmo upon somo smouldering
material which burst into flames on
coming Into contact with tlio air.
fcueh occurrences nro frequent, show
ing tho exislenco of firo am'iPfj tho
ruins for over six months.
lt id the ItrpubHrn Prtnt lie
rtlrttl Ihe rominaHon or ,
llartrnnn,
Tho Philadelphia JVms of thu 13lh,
collated tho following opinions of u
numbor of tho loading Republican
pupors of tho Slalo, in ordor to show
how unpoptilur nnd unlortunnto to tho
party tho nomination of Con. Ilart
rnnlt is. Wo onnex tho result of
Forney's investigation, llosuysi .
Tho Lancaster Jixpreu repudiates
the ticket nnd rofnsos to support it,
Tho Lnncnster Enterprise says Iho
nominations nro weak j that they rep
resent, not tho pooplo, but a cliquo of
corrupt, men, and it awaits furthor
development to save tho parly from
disastrous defeat. Tho Chester lie
publican cannot comprehend thu mo
tives of tho delegates, and says tho
policy adopted will in tho end breuk
down the parly, Tho Pittsburg Leader
says tlio nomineo for Governor will not
command tho party vo'.o, and adds thai
"tho cliquo in management have had
rebukes that ought to havo oponod llioir
eyosero now, and from which it would
have boon wiso for them tolisvo takon
warning. It Is not snfo for them to
calculutu too strongly on tho oxpou
lalion thai because ol tho important
bearing, won unflorstood, ol tho Ucto
her clcot'on on Iho one that follows in
November, a thcreforo undivided rally
can bo countod on at tho former that
to savo Grant tho party will certainly
stick to Ilartranft."
Tho Pittsburg Chronicle thinks thM,
on iho ovo or u riuilJui.Uut contest
every dictato of prudence should havo
compelled tho strongest nomination,
and is of tho opinion that "it need not
follow that Hartrunfi'f defeat should
loso Pennsylvania to Grant. Thoro
aro Republicans who will refnso to
ubido tho nomination at Harrioourg,
and yet accept tlio nomination nt Phil
adelphia. There are hundreds of men
who will cordially support Ulyssoss
Morcur for Supremo Judge nnd yet
scratch Jlurlruiill.
TheSuianton Republican thinks the
people had Itttlo to do with mnnuluo
luring the ticket; thut Hurtranfl's
nomination jeopardizes the success of
the party, and thut wind and tide aro
both against us. It speaks iho truth
boldly and without fear whon it says,
"The great body of those who support
the Republican party nro becoming
deadly hoslilo to tho tyrannical rulo
of demagogues und rings in tho nomi
nating conventions and party manage
monlgencraily. Tbo Republican purly
is composed of tho intelligent classes
of tho country, and thoy will not sub
mit nlways to this kind of thing."
Tho Mnuch Chunk Coal (iazettc
thinks bard work w ill be needed to
elect the ticket.) Tho PoltBVille Miners'
Journal snys that iho convention was
controlled by the Philadelphia and
Pittsburgh managers, who can "hardly
be ox pec tod to nominate a rood ticket."
Tho Pittsburgh Jhspateh speaks of
General Jlartranfl's honorable war
record, but admits an intense hostility
to him within the parly.
A few days alter, Fornoy, in speak
ing of the abovo extracts, says :
"Tho condensation ol tho oditorial
opinions of the Republican Slate press
which nppoarcd in Saturday's paper
indicated the general drill of sentiment
in the State, und makes it unnecessary
lor us to cull anything further. The
dissatisfaction is guner.il."
St. Louis, April 20, A man on
trial for murder at Talaquah yester-
4t. map mt ' - -...-. j
live of tho murdered man shot the do
fenduul dead,and then the Judgeon the
bench. An indiscriminate fight then
commencod, in which eleven persons
woro killed and ns many rooro woun
ded. Among tho killed wero three
United Stales Marshals, named Owom.
uawkins aim iison.
?Uu' gnU'frtiSfmfiits.
TAKGAINS IX MUSICAL IX-
JiJ FTKl'MENTS! Orituni, both new td
nwend hand, al I lie Muie filcre nul ileor to Firil
National l.ank. AH pvrioiil intcrril'd are inri
t-d lo Mil ao-1 i-xamlnp n now iitytf ol Ornn no
on exhibition, hhri-t Musio and ftiifio R.kiK!
eonaianllyoD liaml. apUI-tlif
jyi K. M. SCIIKUREn, t
riOMiEOPATIHC Plimi'lAK,
Office In Mmonlo Iluilding,
April 24, ISrj.
Clc-ar H I, I'a
CI A tTTKIXr All pcreoni are herrll- eaullonrd
J anint pun-hailng or in any wa rneildliaf
if,.,wiiiK iiruiienv. now in Bo uMt..
aauie lie-
loni-i io me, and Ii Itn wnb him on
lubjeet lo my order! : On roan hor
more, 2 loll of barneta.
ban onlv,
one (ray
P'i-Si C. II. f VTON.
THTH AY COWStraytdfrointb
premlfel
a lrc
J. Jol me autiirrmrr, en Laurel Km
iixlit red cow. about lor I vraraold
The hul
beard of her abe wne aeen at or near h
of A. L. Offden. in .awreiuM lownahln
weaidene
Any in-
formation of her whorcaliotiti oan bo 1
fl at tliii
ofno, and the perion takinir her np wil
he anita-
Mir rcwuriHMi, (IZ4.() A.
NKi.
QURWESSVILLIJ!
SPUING & SUMMER, 1872 !
FAUST & GOODWIN
Are aow reoolrlne;. la addition to their Sue nfork
on hand, a fr.-Jli aupply of MiW UOOHS Iran
the Ka.u A full line in
DRY GIXIDM AM) IWi: COOIHI
Laloat atylea I '
IOLLV VAUDENSI, TItlM.MiNtIS, I.AOIuJ
HATS, NOTIONS, STATIONERY,
BOOTS AA'D SHOES,
Dill" IIP, TAINTS, OILS, te., .
HAnOWAIlK, QtEKN'SWAltK,
WOOD AND WILLOW WARS,
Groceries, Bacon, S. C. Ham, I'M,
salt, Ac, tic,
Fpeelal attention haa been a-iven lo onel.-a.
tlon ot Ladioa' Drcai Ooodi and Trinimlna. i
llarln puroliand at Ihe Terr lowoil edi
prieea, we ar prvpareil lo otfer inducement! to
oiih buyera, and we inrili all to call and exam
ine before purchatilng elaewhoro.
Oar thank! aro extended to oar enatomera for
their liberal patronage la the paat, and we hope
;o ucrit a eonttnimuco.
I'Al'ST A OOODWIN.
fiirwonaritle, April II, ISTS .la.
MMII5 ULIlTUIi
MOWER AND REAPER!
Jom.pii 11. kirk, ARent,
I.I TIIERtlllUllO, l'A.
Thli la a true ocnlre-drafl machine, will not
make your horaea' ncvki lore. Tho llghteat draft,
the neate.t ami tbe moat durable machine in Ihe
world. Thoae wlahing to buy a good mower, or
mower and reaper combined, will hnd it to their
adrantage lo examine thu machine. Dranrlptiva
pampbk-l font on applicalion, pl24-3in
Dm gutmtlsf limits.
Ou Friday, April 26th, 1872,
Mus. T. E. WATSON
Will roturn from PliMniliOnliU with large n l
cl(,,viit nmurlmnil of MII.I.I.VKIIY snd FANCY
(lOOI'H, snd will bn ill tlx noit
i
Spring and Summer Stgkt ; ...
OP llONNKTH, HATS', FI.OWKItH, nitllloNS,
DltKHS THIM.MINIIB, NOTIONS,
JKWIil.HV, Ao.
TnoM Ouixtl will lg sulil tl jrrtally ruiluocd
priue, noil will bo from Ui must fsibiunaliU
iiuim-f Iq the ally.
MltH. WATHON,
April 21 St, Ni l door U now 1'. O.
rpOWNSmp 1AUDITolS''"srrT.
1 TI.KMKNT. Report of Ihe Auditor! of Pike
tuwDihlp, for A. D. IS71 1
Julio llloim, Alirnui li.llrj mil Jh XorHe, (for
two dlmrloU) Biiipripori of Pike towurhl-,,, In
Muwwuu. mill 111 MUftU IUUUI Ol HIU lOnilllp
J011M Ill.OU.M, 1)11.
To ami. of lax ltvlcd.
Jill 80
i 4 (HI
' 1 00
11 00
0 79
To i. I. Bloom overwork.
"I
To unseated ordsr.
Tn caili rne'd l.C'sldwell,
To bl. duo Jno. llloniu, as
per order ou b'up.
, , On.
By work liy eilisnsff up. 432 70
By exouerutiout, 10 G.l
By per coning, 20 00
' ". $403 .15 tm 85
A II It AM BA1LEV, ls. '
To smt. Ux levied. 1S7I. JIHf) 35
To umosled ordur, 37 50
To onsb rro'd I. Csldntll, 11 00
Us I due Binlcy, at per or-
- tlor ou iiu..rvior, 0 03
By exonerations, 1 75
lly work kyeitiient, S3 3(i
lly Supervnor t settling, 44 00
fly percentage, t) 25
Hy tnx not woikod snd
trsnsf'd to next Super, 6 52
J243 8H $243 88
JOHN NOMUtf, -lit P.itrlot, l.
To ami. tax laved. 1871, , , S199 05
louncted ordfr, 37 50
To cash from 1. Csldwell, 10 80
Cn.
Hy exoneration!, 35
By work by citizens and
Hupervinor, 237 42
By per centage. . 9 l7
By cuh lo 1. t'uldwell, 21
J47 95 $247 95
2d Diiiriet, Dh.
To iml. of Ux levied.
To uuiualed order,
To cs-ih from I Csldwell,
C.
By work by citizens snd
Sup. wim per ceoiape, 477 08
Hy rcc'l! for chiIi pd. wil
no.ici on bridu al Cur
woneville, .. 9 M
By b to I. Cu!doll, 4 40
f-122 14
3T 50
31 00
?I90 64 $490 64
ISAAC CAI.DWE1.1., ln.
To cull re-e'd from Co.
Treas. for b d. of uneeat
ed lax for 1808 and V.l,
To cuu J. Kuirii.aup.'Tl
fa.
$233 50
4 01
By rec'l H. B. Swoope,
By rec'l J. t. Krsizvr,
50 00
2o 5J
lly hupeiv.s reo is for lSiO;
A. Kiiori, $J5 00
J. P. Me, 34 ti
I). Miller, 5 03
Levi Itloim, 4 02 70 23
By SupervV rec'U for 18"1 1
A. H.ilry. Ill 00
J. Norm, 21 80
J. Bloom, jr. 11 00
By icc'l ol Jcli n Nonie,
lo psy no bmlgn.
By coli paid I,t nioUin;
duplirsiei, cities rent &
Byu-lipd T. Ilumplirey,
Bal. due losnrlnp,
43 0
20 00
6 00
14 15
$8 II $238 11
D. D. RITTEH, Over-tor ef tiia Poor for 1'lke
lownthip, ia aeoouut with laid townihin for
16(1 I
D.i.
Tohal. firm luit year, $17 80
Toraali from K. Ueni. lti no
lo nal, due from R.Owens
on hut year, fl 35
iocssiitroiut.Lirweuville
bor. f..rlti9, 70 ct 71, 130 00
Cr.
By m!i paiil far tnppoit
of Nuney Ber.initt, 120 52
By overeor' wagoa, 10 OJ
Bid. dua towcnliip, 30 119
$107 21 $187 21
Wc. the underlined. Aftditni of P.ke too
aliip, have examined tlio acooutiti of John Hloom,
Jr., Abrarn llailey and John Norria, nperviaordi
Iiaae Caldwell, 1 leaaurer, an I 1). It. I'.uler, Or er
aser of the Poor for aaid townahip for IB7I, and
ona mem ai auore italeil.
JAMES C. BI.OOM.
M. L. C. EVANS,
ISAAC CALIllVEI.L,
April 21, Itn Auditor!.
4 l)VIMTIIAT(inH NOTH ENotloe
Jl I" hereby liven that letlera of a'lminlllralioa
on the eatat of L. W. OWENS, dooeaFe.l, lale
01 Koahen townahip, Ulearlicld county, I'ebn a.,
bavinx been duty granted to the uhderaigned, all
periona indebted to laid eatate will pleaao make
immetilate payment, and thoae barinf claima or
dnmandawiil preaimt thr-.o properly aulhentti-atod
for lettlcmcnt without delay.
MIIS. AMANDA OWENS,
DANIEL CYPHERS,
April 24 01 Adiainiatraton.
ERRA COTTA STANDING VASES,
HANGING VASES, .
Stove Lining nnd Fire Brick,
kept constantly on band.
ST0K AM) K VItTIIE - WARE
0K EVERY' DESCRIPTION!
CHOCKS! I'OTSl CUOCKS1
I'laher'a Patent AIM I (-lit Heir Oeallng
l-riill (anil
BUTTKR CROCKS, with lidi,
CREAM CROCKS, MILK CROCKS,
Al'I'LK- ItttTTKR CHOCKS,
FICKLE CHOCKS,
FLOWER l'OTS, 1'IR PISHES,
8TKW TOTS,
And a great many other thingi too numeroul lo
mention, to be had at
FRED'K. LEITZINGER'S '
STONE - WARE POTTERY,
- Corner nl Cherry and Third Slreeta,
CLKARF1K1.D, PA. augt
1
."lAUMEltS, TAKE KOTICE1
H. F. BIGLER &. CO.
OFFKR FOll SALE
SINGLE AND DOUBLE SHOVEL
TLOWS,
HOOD IIKIN Cl'LIIVATOHM,
SU'cl Cultivator Teeth,
! Sliovel Plow Sliovela,
IRON k WOOD TLOWS,
HILL SIDE PLOWS, Ac, Ae,
ClraiBeld, Pa., April l-lm.
List or Retail Dealers
TN Foreign sad IiouieatieMeruliandiie is Clear-
X nel4 euuut for Ihe j ear IS71 1
t'aat. .ccaie.
.TOWSHIIirS. ;
( , BRIN'ASI.
It Win a. Diekoy... t
H C. J. Knniry.- I 1
IS J. (I. (lla.row..,. 10
H T. II. Met! S
II Hlmon MeKarlan li
ICbi!!. .(eaa.
woonw.tRb.
10 F. Livorlibt (Jo. 20
It Jnutea Duns...
1 1 Mathiiia Atayor....,
it J. vriiiiami-.,,
14 P. Uallagber
14 John M. I'haie...
II Thoi. Honderaun.
14 Jamei Cornoly..,.
14 Hainurl llngorty..
14 Km. Cnileton...,
It J. E. Dillon.
BKl.l..
It llorabatixh A Co.
It David Hell ,
It Kohl. Uihalluy...
14 J. 11. Kllil
Snuaa.
Oi.ranriRLb.
13 I. L. Itelzonatein 10
13 J. 8. Fbowon...,. 10
12 Heed llrol ...13)
It It. II. Shaw 7
II Miller A 1'ewcll.. Ii
13 A. I. Shaw 0
14 11. K. Naule J
13 John Holt ABoni IU
BRAIiriJRU.
11 IS. 11. Williiuni... 7
13 Albert llroi.i Co. 10
U Hobt. Luueberry.. T
aiunr.
0 Hlebnrd Moiaop.. 60
II R. Tt, I'arliale 10
13 C.lO.Snhwruiloo III
IU Joa. bRew A Son. 20
It T. K. Wa-ton J
14 P. A. Ilaulin 7
1 1 J. A. Stailler 7
It C. D. WaUon 7
14 Lever Flrgal 7
13 Hun'! (loodlund
II H. II. .Moore
It John Hchcrk'h
M J. W. I'arliale
It Kuntt A Co
It Jno. lleberllog...
13 J. A. Terpe
aratiinB. 1
13 lloraea Pnlchln.
13 Jm kaon Patobin.
14 John C. Comer...
It A. W. I'atehin....
CIIKT.
It McKee A Co..:...
It Hole A MoCune..
It Win. Uuntcr
It 0. H. l ieroi-....
eovi.tdTow.
1.1 Francli Coudriet.
Juatin l'lubell
II Wemlcll Kudrea.. 7
It J. A, MuComlwr. 7
14 llotiwi.-ki Irwin 7
It SackottiSehryrer 7
7 VI oa or A lletla. 4U
7 Kralier A Lvtle., 40
13 Wright A Uro 10
8 H.F. Iligler A Co. 30
14 1). Medaugliey... 7
10 J. M. Iiratrr... 20
10 Hubert Mitchell.. 20
12 llauiberirvr A Col24
It luu A C....,.i 7
it K. b. 1..U 7
Cl-HWr.MBVII.LR.
1 1 1-lrmiiig A Noel.. 7
It H. M. Coudriet.... Ill
14 W. II. Alexander. 7
It 8. H. Cranalon 7
It J. It. Jonkina..... 7
It Uillil.ind A Co.
7,13 Fuuit AUoodwIn 10
' "I ilrua 7
It Hoover A Dro 10
It D. S. Plilucr 7
13 Wai. J. Jaikaun.. Iu
niRian.
It R. S. Ntowart 7
13 Aug. Lcoonte...... 10
ouailE.v.
It E. Irwin 7
OBIHtl.
13 T. II. ronvj 10
oeurn.
It J. It. Irwin... 7
11 Arnold! Ilartah'n 15
12 Thompaon A 'o..l2)
It Catharine Oral"... 7
It llebeoca Killer., . 7
10 K.A.aW.D.Irwin 20
It John Irrin 12J
It L. V. II. Super.... 7
13 Wm. McUridc... 10
10 P. A A. Flynn...
It T. A. Pridenux..
10 Henry Alliiuen..
IM'STox.
It Cbaa. Mul'adden
14 H. W. lirown
13 Coryell A Co...
20 It Jacob Hilger 7
7 It A. A J. tlalea 7
01 ll-HBKB CITT.
It U. W. Spencer.... 7
7 11 Nutter.DavlaaCo. T
7,13 Ferguaon A Hoei. 10
10
13 D. L.Fcrguaon. 10
jonnAx.
12 llonry Hwan 12)
xinrn.ti a.
It Wm. J. lli.fler.... 7
13 John W. Potter.- 10
14 J. C. McCloikey. 7
KXOX.
It D. J. Erluird..... 7
MOK BIB.
14 Jaraea Thompion 7
14 Jainel Mona 7
It Leonard Kvter.... 10
It ThumawKjler.... 7
10 I). W. Hull Sua 20
PKNX.
13 John B. Itaffcrty. 10
rmox.
14 D. K. A J. II
BBW WAalllXOTON.
10 McMurray at- Co. 20
IZ orrellaJacki'n.l2i
oaeeoLA.
12 W. J. Kelly I2J
It Patrick Dunn-... 7
It Mra. K. Flurkle... 7
It Henry Wallace... 7
It Michael Barry.... 7
10 Mellralh A Co.... 20
10 L. Clahangb 20
10 T. C. Ileima. 20
It T. 8. A J. II. Iaett 7
f Moeliannon Land
A Lumber Co SO
14 Oeorge K. Jonei- 7
It D. It. Good
It J. Ii. Drown
II WapteA llurtin'o
Brubaker 7
It Arnold a Brown- Til Anna Boalich,
; BRBWrai, ; )
Coaa. ' ' : , Zi,nee.
13 Peter Unrnier, Covington 10
13 Charloa SliaOer, Ch-arSeld 10
13 Cupar Leipoldt, do . .....10
BABBKItl,
CliarBeld Coonty Hank........ 30
F. Arnold, Lutberpt-urg .. ...12
An appeal will be bald at tbe Commiaiionere'
Office ou Saturday, the Itb day of May next, nberc
au nno icei argrtcvetl can atlenn.'
W.M. F. JOHNSON
April It), 172. -4t. ileroantlle Apraiaer.
Election of Co. Superintendent
TO TUB SCHOOL DIRECTORS OF CLEAR
FIELD Otit.NIV. ,
Grxtlrurb: In pnrauano of tbe forly-tbird
aeotion of the Aot of 81b May, 1a4,yon are here
by notiSed to meet in eonveotir.n, at tbe Court
lleuae. in Cl.arficll, oa iht FIRST .Tt USD A V
in MAY, A. D. lor 2, being Iho Jlh day of tbe
month, at I v'cluck in the atternoon. and aeleet
eim aoee, tiy a ma.iorily of the whole number of
Director! preeent, one peraon of literary and ael
etitiflc a-'iiibT!n:ou. and o,r ikill and experience
in me ait ur icuuTi.cg, aa Couuty niij.erintendent
for tba three atioceeding yeara; deterraiae the
amount of compensation fr the lame, and oertiry
the rciult to tlie Slate Soprrinteadent at Harria
burjt. aa rt'lur-,l l,y the tliirtr ninth and firtieth
aeeliona of .aid irl. UKO. W. SNYDER,
OarHeld, April 17, l?!..:it Co. Supt,
(fduratloual.
gtiiooL i on (.nim,
CTRWENSVILLE, I'a.
Spring lerra commence! May (, U7J. ,
mch2Ti6 1IKLLE WELCH.-
MW W.VSIIIXGTOX AC.DEMY,
' Clearfield County, Pa.
'I 'HE BUMMKH TKRM of tin. In.tilutloi
X will opcu on ttia first Monday of May next.
(iVrm, ttvo montln. 1 i
Xh cfitrw of ftmly nill ornbraca a rigid and
uioriucn icmi m evwry orann rcqutiito to a frac
tioAl and aiwrnjitiKtal ciliualiun.
Vocal and iniirnmrDtal niutie will occupy aa
important place in the ooarse of itndr.
Fm pill will b a lmittrd at any time daring the
en. on, and chirtd frota time of entpring to tht
noaa vi uie term, aa d (-auction will to mid
for ahernoe, exuppt in eautf of protrartd HlneFi.
Btudenti deming roomf for "cluLbiii" can b
accetnmodated at moderate tmtea.
Uood bnardinft oan be procured at threo dol
lar! per wwk at puhlitaud private houici.
For particular niilrcu
UKUKUK W. INN 18, Principal,
March fl, 71 tf New Wanhington, I'a.
MISS H. S. SWAN'S
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
CI.EATtFIELP, PA.
rpilB 8PRINO TFHVof f..urta.n weeks, will
X commence Monday, April 8th, 1972.
TKItMS OP TUITION.
Reading, Orthography. Writing, ntijeet Tjob-
loni, rnmary Arithuietio and rrimary
lengraihy t 00
Hiatory, Local and dcioriptlva lleograpby
Willi Map trrawing, u rammer, Alentai
and Written Arithuietie . fl (10
Algebra anil tbe Science! 1100
Inunction In initrumental muaic , 10 00
Oil painting, 14 leuoui 11 00
ai work 00
For full partieulara lend for Circular.
Clearfield, r-ept. 7, 1870-lypd.
CLEARFIELD ACADEMY.
A Male and I'cmale CUaalral High School,
i:arh Drpartmcnt Hrparatr, IMatlnct and
Complete hi I lac If.
TITR tchotantie ywtr af thli Inalitutlon la divi
ded into two einnn of Ave nonthi (Iwcnty
utie week) oartii The flmt acimlnn eonaieneci on
the llrt Monday In tSeptnoberj the avcond,on the
Drat Mondey in February.
The cuttTe or instntctlon embrafte every thlnr
naccMary to a thorounh, practical and aooompliib
ed odiioation of both eexea.
Puvili wtlt be admitted at anr time and charted
from dale of entrance te the clime of the mm Ion.
No deduction wilt be mad for ahenne. exeent
In eanee of extreme and protracted illneM.
mutirnta iron, a difUuroe oan be a oc on nods ted
with board at low ratoi,
For particular, ind for clreulara, or addreii
Kev. I U. HAItRISON, A. M.,
July 26, lS7l-tf, I'rinoipal.
CUKKKYTK EH
Male andjemale College I
THIS popular Institution will ope for Ike
Hummer aeaalnn on the Aral Monday of Hay,
IfirJ. under the Inrtruetionofaoorpaofonaipelent
teachori, in the college building, rn the pleaaant
village of t'herrylree, Indiana county, I'a.
t'mirae of instruction thorough. Muiie, vocal
and instrumental, Inelnded. Hood boarding fur
liiahed at (ram H.S tn t3.S per week.
For further partloulari apply lo cither of Ihe
unilenlgncd Director!, or addreal them at Grant
f, u., Indiana eountv, I'a.
H..n. H. II. MeOortMICK,
II. B. KINPHIITS, Ko.,
JOHN KAHtiN, K.4.,
Ha. E. rilAl.l.lb'lt,
I'a. A. R. LUVKi.ACR,
Feb. T, 1SV3 !tn. Mreelore.
11HII WiMtM'RATIC AI-UANAO for M
. I titlf and IMna for sale at the Toil Oflc.
Trie l aeme, Mailed to any addreaa.
V
jiOR WALL PAPER, nn an
-..kT l U'L'lt'Pn A. HPTTB
glt'll floods, fit.
NO SMALL POX HERE!
A fiVUK-
PREVENTIVE !
CALL at L. FLFOAL'fl nrw 8tor, ppoiltc
Kxellov. ltigler't rciildtiios, on BooodJ ilretf
t'learflelJ, 1'., and eiamiat bit lint ttock of
BOOTS 4 SHOES,
HATS 4 CAPS,
, Gi:nt' Furnish i. no Goods,
TIlllXKS,
VALISES, 4c,
Olwbieh ht Ii oomUntljr rrM.vlof lirjf aiiort
mrnt of the verj Uteit td but l.rUi, which he
Will (JilJ)OM of at
Astonishingly Low Prices!
LADIES, t hare oa band large and well
elei-tod Hunk of Ihoaa ce.'.hrated hand lowed
MOU 'I Coo .., Laatm. ai.hd.,w. i
can aafely reoommend to be the but in the mar
ket. Call and examine theui
GENTLEMEN, my itock of Furnliliiog Goode
ii oomplote. I hate all tbe nereltiea in Scarfi,
Tier, Crarata, Handkerchief., Underwear, Snl
penden, CulUri, Olovei, Hoalery, Ac, lojrrlbrr
with a complete aiaortirwnt of Whin and Cloth
Sb'rla. I hare on band a large and well aolectcd
itock of Iluti aud Cap! or the
Very Latest Styles I
Ale, Trunki, Valliei, Railroad Haji, Cmlirellai,
Canei, and many other article!, both uacfitl and
ornamental, which will be lold at fair rate.
JHT-The cllifena el Clearfield and vicinity are
reapoctfully invited lo call and eiamine my goodi
before purchaaiog elirwbere. .
LEVER FLEGAL.
Cloardeld, Pa., Feb. T, 1672.
N
T K V OOOIIII
Xcw Firm nt IVallaecton, Pa.
JOHN HOLT & SONS
Hare bonglit Ihe entire atock ef goedi from P.
Oallag'ier, and are m-eft-tug a general aaaortmenl
of new godi from Ihe Kaatern citlet, inch al
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
GROCERIES, '
QUEEXSWARE,
IIARDiVAHE, ' "
.- ..BOOTS . SHOPS, J
HATS 4 CAPS,
13.VCON, FISH,
i SALT, FLO UK,
FEED, 4o., 4o., 4c,
To eichange for Coantry Produce, Railroad Tiea,
1 I ...icn . . . .. .....
buuiver wr vou. vciooer la. Iff i il.
1372.
1872.
SPRING GOODS I
. M. KRATZKR ii just recalling a large and
attractive atock of spring Uoodi,
DHY OOOOS, DRE.S GOODS,
SHAWLS, CARPETS,
e
LAMBS' A CHILDREN'S BIIOKS,
WALL PAPEIIS, Ae.
Cl.arf.eld, March , 1871.
Down I Down 1 1
THE LAST ARRIVAL
AND OP COURSE THE CHEAPEST!
A Proclamation against High Prices!
'VT'B are now opening np a tot of the Kent and
IT noit acaHnahla (loode and Warea ever
offered In thia market, and at prieea that remind
one of the (rood old daye of cheap thing. Thnte
who lack faith upon tbil point, or deem our alle
gation! ropcrfluoua. noed but
r.fr. fr am sronr,
Comet Front and Market ttroetl.
Where they can aeo, feel, hear and know for thera
aelrea. To fully nnderntand what are cheap jroodi.
tbii null be done. We do not deem It neoeenary
to enumerate and ttemite oar ttock. It ii enough
fur ni to state that
We have Everything that is Needed
and eoniumed In thin market, and at nricea that
aitonlnh both old and younc.
droit JOSKI'lI PUAW A pOV.
11
EAD THIS!
FLOUR & FEED DEPOT 1
The attention of the eitiieni of Clearfield and
vicinity ia directed I tla fact that Uoodrdlovr A
Bon ar the afrenta of M. Nieoo A Co., and have
Juat received half doaen ear load, of Flour and
foeil, which lliey offer at th lowcat noiiibl Oc-
urei. A larye itock of
FLOUIt, CORN MEAL, CHOP,
' BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, BRAN,
Potato, Shelled Corn, Cora in ear, A., Ae.
radicular attention ia (ailed to M. Nice A
Co.'a brand of Family Flour, which, ii tba beat in
th Bark.L
Flonr and Peed aan and will he aold cheaper
than tt oaa b oblatoeA elrewhar In Clearfield
oanty.
JMr-Rtor on Market itreet, dcbI door to Hun.
Alexander lrvtn'a reildene.
OOODFELLOW A OH,
Janltltr Agenla for M. NleeeACo.
TALL PAPRR al any price, from Hi to 40
f eenta bolt at
icb -In ' WIAVER PITTI.
?nitistru.
AXNOUNCEMEXT
. . OF THE OIlEAI .
REDUCTION OF PRICES I
HY H. POIITI.H HI AW, . . t
. "
" IlirortTAVT Tltl'TIIF:
Having lueoceded In gelling a lighter laiil
material, benee Ibe low and mud, rut, eh,, ,
partial and full let. of Teeth. I uae HiTlII
manufaetaro of tecib and other material, 40
onorationa nirtored and warranted 10 irl M
vice and aalialaetlon. a nr.
Frienda, roliect that uiy ehrgea f,r tb, 1Hf
lion of arlilioial aud the aaviug of tn, nu7l,
teelh are nnwll'einoatreaaonal.lein FeijniyltUu7
Treaerve your teelb aud you pn-m-ve your htallk!
Putting id the natural tailh in a health.
aervativeand uoeful condition ia made aaimlaji,
Diieaiei and loallormationiconiuioa to the auaik
Jaw and aiaociate pnita, aro treaud and eorrarui
with fair aiitfoeaa. Laauiiuatioid and euaiuUa.
tiona rnrr.
It would be welt for 1 atienti from a diatuoi t,
let me know ly mail few dayi before mmtw
to tbo ofTico.
Il ii vtry Important tl.at eliil lrrn I rtw.ta H,
agei of aii and taeli years ihould havi tbri,
teelb examined.
Anaithitici are adminliterel and Tc.th ra.
mornd wilBout pniu.
Di.po.itioui aod ebaraclcr are judged by all
the world hy Ibe eiprcfaioni of the lare, bcaaa
how very diaaatrou. may it then-tore be fur per.
lorn to fndi:?ge an f X pri-aioa of dietorted feature!,
oven npnrt from a hygienic view. iow, to enjoy
natural (not artificial) coniforta and pltaaurti,
n.j(eut and o!y nAtunil aiuipli ii:iea and inmie'-x
8. I'ORTLB SliAW, D. h. B.
Off ce In Xew Maiunio liuilding, Seoond itreel
r-r.Tt;U.l. febli)2
DENTAL CARD.
" Dr.TTM. UILL3
Wuuld aar to bii naticnti and the .v
lie g:in,rallv, that, having diliolved partnerahta
wiih Dr. fcbaw, be ia now doint tho entire 9ml
of bu office bimaetf, en that patienta need not fei,
w'B p" unoer loe aaaui 01 any einer Operator
Clcariield, March 20, 1872 tf.
J. M. STEWART, D. D. S.,
Offloe ovtr Irwin Drug Btort,
CCRtVEXSVILLE. PA
Alt dan lul onralitni. lihr im ihm tiv.t...:..i
oroprrativr brncb, promptly tt tended to u!
itif triion jruaranterd. Hptviul aticntioi ftHj
to (he tiattniDt of diwafck of tho aaturml ttttk, I
uiua ami wuiiiu. irruRiji.iriiy m lac lerui bj.
ef fully cory-ftr 1. T th cxtrttetfd wUhoat p
litr Ihm nut nf I'lher mnA iAniml 4amat. t.. .
of the bcit miteriol and rrnted to rmtt m. i
maciinn. atriI26'7 1:1
HijircUaiKous.
Wall Paper 1 Wall Paperl
Tbe Itrg9t and mnit eomptotf ttock of Wii
B'rr ourrci ; iui Vt't'llUD, DM JUII km 1
recfived from Xcw York. i
ThoM nwlinn Wall r)er will Jo well to wj
bhu iiumr unor vuj my.
mch?7 3m WBAVEIl A BETT3.
A Moc fn CurwensUlIe!
cnaruNHviLLE, pa.
HA.1 roifiT.! b t Dritjj Seoro to Lit wm
rtoiut, threo dtnn wt of hliold ium
ftna thkvm (hi opportunity of tbaitltini; til tic
Guitotntrt fur their Ilbi rl pri'roniiR;r, and bopn
ut cioco aiienuun, coniomc i wita a tiect $ti I
of p-fJtii, to mc'tit Itt ooDtiunxoro on the pirtt' I
all hit old etutoinrra, and ittiirt that of bum
new onti. rieae (tic aim a en II.
J. R. IRV'IX
Curwemrillf, Mrrh 27, lS7S.-Am.
LL CRAIIAMTO, flrarfitld Co., Pi. J
"Vallov'Cliicff" Hon nor Sr. UvcM
n nil ttttter Agrienltara Implfmeot mannfai I
tlrO tlt and ITlfttiiilatetitra mi la nl.t;i.a. I.. I
Atlcnllon, Lambcrmcn!
"WE are not manulietnring on IMPHOVl' I
HTKEL - 60CKKT- DKIVIXG rtvt
HOOKS, mnerior to any other in uae. We kit, I
airo in atocai a large quantity of Centhooka raiti I
Mo for rafting purpuaei, which we are aellujl
Cleartlcld, I'a., March 13, 1B7 J.
WATCHES 1 WATCHES!
I h lirjre Keck of AJIHBICljl
VI and SWISS WATCHES, of tbe difrr
M en. mAmm. In fenm la. tn .1.1,1.1
."area. I oJcr the ae for eli LOW.ui I
(uarantc tbem I glr entire aatiifactlea,
JEWELRY I JEWELRY I
A food eia.irtm.nl ef Ladi.i' aid Uwl
Jewelry of Ihe lateit atyle.! Al-aji f.ttiij
eodiethini new !
I would aik Lmmbermea and olben kaa
tea I pgrrba.lr.g Watcbea to call id xii'l
itock before golrjr to th itiei, ai I aa nrl
ear I u eall Wtlcbei i low i tbey tubl
bought, beaidel tbe dilTerclicB Is di.talM il
th eveat of th goedi proving defective.
t ;
All kin l.of HEPAIRINQ In myliDeproartJ
attended t at lb itora oa Second itreet, off I
ait tbe Court Ilouj. For your liberal nirl
I tbe f ait I am very thankful.
s. i. ssrosi
April I, l;l.
Y v ATTEKTIOSI
Jl'ST FOR A MOMENT)
Are Toa In need of a mod art of Ilarnenl
A re you in need ef a good Saddle or Bridle?
If ao. call at the ftaddle and llirncn Phee '
Johb C. Harwich, where Tnu can ret th. cJ
th. market. Double and Pingle Ilarnraa u 1
dice' and (lent'i Paddlei of inperior wnrkmaail
alway. on hand or manufactured to order, re
clal attention Ii cilled lo my itock of Ollanw
Haute., which are ihe heat in wee. I ateoha"
aaaortmenl of Faddlera' Hardware, which will
dl.poevd of at rearonalde totra. V.VMitrial rf
kind, promptly attended to. aDonl fT"
oall before nurcha.ing eleewhere. Phcp it e.
l'o.t Ulhee, Market itreet, t'leart.ld. I'a.
May , 1871-ly. JOI1N C. HARWICt
T"ISSOLUTIOX NOTICE!
17 The Brm of Jarae Dickey A Co. waif-l
aolved on Fehrnary l;l, lo;2, by wibiu.I eo.et-1
and VI illiam 8. On-key haa aeeoelated ail! L I
hia ann. Jamea Illekev. untie, the name IL. I1!
of William 8. Diekcv A Son. in the buiiieo 1
general merehanditing and dealing is in WJ
aquare timoer, and all kind, ol ..area naea
ihinglee, o., al (lien Hope, l learleld coaatj.ej
at St. Lawrence Church, t'emhria eoantr, f1!
Jamei Dickey will gir Ibe log and timber1!
ne.i bu pereonal attention. He will ei'l
tne old iiand at (ilea Hope, wnere go. ' J
eold at the lowevt price poaiible, ana a
ftfurei ald for loci and timber. Dr. F.e-'
ling will be found at St. Lawrence, readTl!"
oa kia frieadi. The Doctor ii s clever lti"' J
and eew kirn. All the aroounU of denial J'!
A Ce. will be ecu led by William fl. Dirkn e
We thank our numerous frienda for their aiiy
I. k-i . . . I ..i, u.iiniianee
.arae, W II.I.IAM 8. DH KKV I
Ulen Hope, I'a., eh. II, lall-lm.
A lMINIHTnAT4H'I KAI.U Of Til J
2Y AIII.K RKAL K8TATK. lly vtrte. e i
order f th Orphan.' Court of ClearB.U ",
the amler.ivneJ will aell mt nuhlie 1.1..'
ii... i i.w l..... .i.. v ' .hnfl arr"'
ville, 8ATI KIlAY, Mav 4th. l:J.ai
. . ,1.. a...:.. i . A JP.irM. 1
lale Ihe property of David Hloom, dccrnel ?I
uining II acvtb and B7 hi pen--
. l. I - J l. . : , . n .1 In mnfA "I
r,J .i'fk . rr.... hn.M. Ine ham. erckarl"
other tmprovement thereon.
v r". i. v-. - .
tion f Ml., and balance In f vo enal i ,,
menu, with Inlercit to bo Be urcd i .
. .i Jiilis W. He-"
Btrl7.l AHmlnletrauiv of David Bl
-w-aik.ae.-a.-.A. A 1-a.aaT A It 1. 1'' '1
.1 .7V".,a I-,. I !
KKR PILL, end will an ibe receipt ef
lira aonta, mail a v to aae addreaa.
ITEAVER A BKTTS bar i'
W 1M roll! f Wall Tivei.