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CLEA f KI,L, Pa." """.
, KI.XKSDAY MOltNIXO. JAN. 8, ISM.
The memliora of tlio Coiistilutional
C'niivcDtioi) met in PliilniJclptiia on
yettm-tluy, according to ndjournmont,
where their constituents will ntlilrcns
tlicm in Ilia future. '
Tho "Nnlionul Blesnin,?" ocm to
to nwollinj; on our linn els niiieo the
loclion. jMonrly two millions wrb
utltlcd to tlio nmional debt during Do
cember. '
On next TueHdjy John V. II att
rnuft will bo inaugurated ns Governor
of i'onnsylvnnitt. Il in not yet known
what position George O. I'vans will
hold under the now regime ; probiitiljr
win claim collector.
Tho Legislature mot yesterday at
Jlurrisburg, but wo cannot givo any-
lliiiiL' diCnilo as to tho ulvciiiin of
'nllli-tr. The Senntoriitl pool is said
(f) bo tlio blffficst thing out. The
linr demand 85,000 for a voto, and
about twenty are in the pool.
The Nnlional debt was not riduted
during tho month cf December, btil
increased two millions. This is rath
cr ft quick turn after the election, when
wo titko into account tho fuel thut
t tie rcductioim wore so largo for sev
eral months before thut event. Thin,
very thin.
Joseph K. Mnrcer, late City Treas
urer of Philadelphia, who was sonl to
the penitentiary fur mnlfesenco in
nftlce, m;1 soon after pardoned by
floury, Is now chief dork to tho Mayor
of that city. Wo presume ho will bo
fleeted Mayor next time or Treasurer
Hgnin. Excessive loyalty covers n
multitude of sins for some people.
Tho silting of the Constitutional
Convention will hcroaftor bo held in
lha old Presbytctian Church building,
on Spruce street, between Fifth and
Sixth ritroulu, Philadelphia, where tho
member can bo found by those of oar
readers who may bo in the city while
thai body is in hcafcioii, if limy want
to t .1 k o a look at the assembled wis
dom ol tho Stale.
8oMr.THiNO Wrono. An edict has
gone forth from Washington to Inc
effect that President Grant will con'.
vider it a junl cause for removal, should
uny Federal offlco holder becomo a
candidate for a State or municipal
otlice. Look out, brothcis in law nnd
loyalists generally. If Grant said so,
he will do it, nnd a now programme
rosv be looked for after the 4th of
March next.
Cabinet Ware Wo see it nn.
nounced on good authority that (iov.
trnor Ilni tranft will appoint Hon. M
S. Quay of, tho Beaver RaJicnl aJ his
Secretary of State, and lion. . II
Armstrong of Lycoming county a his
Attorney General. Quay is in tho
light plaoo, but Armstrong has evi
dently wandered into bad company
lie will not stay thcro long.
' U. 8. Marshal The appointment
of Capt.'Jtihn Hall, of Washington
county, as Marshal of tho Western
District, in tho room of Murdock, is
hcraldcj by the Grant organs ns "n
reform" movement, and that neither
Judgo MuCaudlcss nor District Altor
nry Swoopo knew anything about il
until aflor tho appointment was made.
We hardly know who iscumplimontcd
' (y this stutoment, or who is Int.
.Somebody's affections hnvo been lac-
, crated, wo have no doubt.
Moue II llp. The Jnckion Democrat
is the lillo of a new paper just started
at Clarion, Clarion county. Its pur
pose is to advocate primitive Domo
rialic doctrines, and to givo the local
nous. Prof. A. C. Porter, lato of the
Tionesla Independent Democrat, is the
editor nnd proprietor. T. W. West,
publisher. Tlio lumo il good, but It
" is totally without local chaructcr and
too indefinite, unlets mora is added.
It will suit thu Utitiido of MissiHaippi,
Michigan, or almost any other State.
In quoting from It, a pair of brackets
mint bo brought into reqtiifilion to
properly locale il. In naming a news
pttpcl' this bhould bu avoided
Wunril Ihyiso A colemporary
rays thut after tho Massachusetts Li'g
iilature organix-cri, lasl week, it sent
for tho Hev. George C. Lorimcr, nnd
requested l.iui to deliver a seimon,
which ho did. from tho text "Tho
Stability of Moral Laws". Bennon
uing may do the Mitssnchiifcolts law
makers some good, and improve tho
morula of the sons and grand suns of
tliOHi who banished llogcr Williams
and his followers, cropped tho oars off
Churchmen, cut tho tongue out of
Q'luUoiV mouths, to prevent, the. in
) i oni preaching hrreaoy, nnd hung
romen for buiug witches. If moral
laws wore ns nnslahlo as the Plymouth
Kockers, this continent would bo con
stantly nisiuined ami morals at a
heavy discount. Coiigrefsniuti Ames,
Alloy, etc., should have been sent fm
in otuer uiut mo investors in I'ocmc
lhiilrond and Credit Mubilicr slock
mlgUt havo listened to a lecture on
morals If MasHiichlitells legislators
ore made out of the sumo stuff thut
lite Congiesmen from lliat Plate aro,
Vhr-y ru il 'li ;,liiil.
lb
liert irv ,lre jlgml.
ltondor, loss than two weoks have
elnpsod tinco wo last uommuuloatod
with you. And duilng that period
wonderful events have '.rmispired.
Storms, Are and death lime been at
work.
Tho c.itnslropho which occtired nl
Williamsport,on Christmas, approach
es lieu reel our own neighborhood, and
many of the names oflho auiioror. be
ing familiar to us nnd our renders, we
give the accident somewhat iu detail.
A Sunday School celebration enmo off
in tho lkpllsl Church in what win
onco known ns Nowhorry, but now
ihe 7th ward nf Willinmspnrt. on tho
day indicated. Some 260 persons had
assembled in tho Church, nnd the
Christmas ceremonies having been in
augurated, Mr. Kinsloe proceeded to
address tho children, at the conclusion
of which a ditribttulion of tho pres
ents took place. At this moment, like
an electric shock, n premonition shot
through tho assemblage, that a catas
trophe was about to tuko place.
There was a peculiar shake, a quiver
ing of tho timbers, that denoted a
sudden downfall, and ii moment after
tho floor gave way and tho catastro
phe cuino with nil its horrors and
heart-ronding scones.
When tho crash enmo thcro went
up a wail of mangled .humanity that
caused tho blood of nil to fairly curdle.
Thoso outside worked with a will and
used every moans In thoir power to
rescue the living from iho mangled
muss. Several limes the church was
on fire, hut providentially tho flames
could be reached, and were speedily
extinguished. Before 11 o'clock at
night the bodies wero removed and
identified. The following is the list
of the killoJ and injured :
Killed John Kiclno, lioyd Jloliuf-
foy, Mrs. Duncnn Campbell and two
children, a child of C. V. L. M'Miunie,
Miss Sadio Maffil, Miss Mary Fisher,
Mist Lizzie Uasltin, Miss 'race Semen,
Miss Tillie Ptocder, a boy named Shu-
man, and a child of John B'ibb.
Injured Mrs Thomas Ames badly
bruised; Mrs. John Wilkson, badly
injured; Mm. Surrist, slightly burned;
Mrs. MafHt, badly bruised ; MissFcss
ler, leg broken ; Daniel Newcomer,
leg broken; Mrs. Abram Berry, leg
broken; Hubert Mafflt, slightly bruised;
Howard Heeder, jsw fractured ; Lowis
Iteoder, badly bruised ; Mrs. Jonathan
Fisher, leg broken; Miss Duskins,
arm broken; Mrs. r.. u. l ampoon,
badly injured; John Anils, head cut;
Mies Thomas, limb broken ; Miss To-
icr, limb broken ; Anurow ncnlzcl,
ribs broken; Sadio Uumsoy, ankle
sprainod; Gertie IJamsey, wounded;
Miss Tonor, ankle injured ; Mac less-
lor, badly bruised; Geo. Snook, bruised;
Carrie Bushy, Mr. nnd Mrs. M'Minn,
budiy bruised ; Alice Newcomer, Em
ma Brown, Lew llurlman, William
Uouck, It. Jacoby, Annie Shaw, Allco
M'Bride and father, Srah Waltz,
Amanda Waltz nnd Win. Wu'.lz wore
injured; Lewis Cupp, nose broken;
Jackson Newcomer, Lotlio Adunin,
El. and Jennie Kin ley, Lixzio Flexcr,
Goo. Baskin, Win. Helium, Worthy
M'Connolly, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. G.
ICinsloo and a child of Mrs. Berry, in
jured.
A tcrriDto accident occurrou on iuc
Buffalo, Corry & Pittsburgh railroad
on December 24ih. Tho train leaving
Corry nl 120 p. in., whon ncaring
Pronpect station, broke n rail and ran
off a trestlo bririgo soma twenty-six
feet Inch. Tho enemo passed over
safuly, but tho tender, passenger and
baggage cam wero w recked and soon
caught fire. Beforo tho fire could bo
put out a number of the passengers
wero buri.ed to dealli. Iho latest ac
counts stulo that 19 duud bodies had
been taken front the debris, nnd S5
others were known to have been m-
iurcd. This accident is regarded as
iho mobl shocking that has occurred
in Ibis country since the invention of
railroads. All tho passengers and
employees on Iho train wero either
killed or wounded. Iho presumption
is thai six persons were burned up
as that number nf skulls have been
f'jund among Iho debris.
Bamiiins great Museum in Aew
York, together with a number of oth
er buildings, wero burned on the same
day, and a few days nflor Ihu Fifth
Avonuo Theatre, m the samo city
with a number of other buildings,
were also comumcd. The loss is very
Tho news from tho norm west is 10
iho (-fleet that scoros of persons liuvo
perished in that section from thu ex
cessive cold which has prevailed there
Slate M'ride.
The editor of tho Scrnnton 7Yi
has been over to Albany, K. Y., lately,
and obtained tlio ruling prices for
members of the Legislature, lie says
"there is ono thing wo desire to sec
nltended to nt IlarrUburg this tviutcr,
which is to havo tho price of logitdn
lion ruiscd to a decent figure As it
now is wo have to blush every timo
we talk with a New York man on the
subject of legislation. While legisla
tors at Albany arc worth from JI.OOO
to (10,000 per bead, tho snmo article
can bo bought hero at 95 to SoO each
When wo consider iho great wealth
and moneyed interests of our State,
this is a most humil'nting comparison.
Wo cull upon our Senators and Mom
bcrs of tho Assembly who have any
Stato pride not to sell themselves one
cent short of the ruling ratos nt M
bany. Tho dignity of our Stato must
bo mniiiluinod, and in order to Uo it
wo niui-t show the country that, we
have ns valuable legislators ns can bo
- ,irnihed by any other State In the
Union."
Wo laiinot seo what lutorost Uic
editor hus iu raising tho prieo nt Ilar-
risbiirg, unless ho has gono Into Iho
"pool ring," find oxpet'.s Lis Jivy'
on every m s,s soon as ljcgislatur
adjniii its.
The PretitlenUal t'olc. .
Below will be found the full oftlclal
voto cast for President last Novem
ber. Tho voto of each Sta'.e for tho
Grant and Greeley electors is givon,
nnd under the head of 'scattering'' is
included tho voto cast for U'Cinior,
tho Bourbon candidate. Tho majori
ties given a ro those of Grunt over
Greeley, without Inking tho scattering
vote Into account :
Peiilli-r-
lUf.
Cm. I.
AUUui.... vo.tri
Arkauiu... 4l,tH)
C'alllumut. 64,044
Conneotlout 6U,(I.1S
Ui'Unure... 1 1,1 16
t'lr,,U... 1T.TS4
Oeurnlk..... 112,7 14
llllnoii 34 1,241
In.ian...IHe,l44
lu lit I, If S
Kni... SS.II43
Kruluuky.. 8H, ICO
IxiuiaiiinttM. 71.S63
.Miin... 01,4-'!
MurjiaoJ.. IIO,7ll
M.1H 1.1.1,471
liil,ign...l.".,4J5
Miuarfulm. 64,i6S
MiMllil l-2.4o
Mluiiiitt....tl.IV
Ni'br.iW... 1H.J4J
Nivnil..... 6,4 U
X. JIk Vi.lf.'l
N.Jiry. Ill.snl
New Y.irk..40,74
N. Otrolins U4.304
Uroolry.
7U.441
.H.44S
40,74V
4i,0
Hi, nm
U.4'.'S
,177
JK4.770
103, S17
71,110
JJ.OiO
I I'D JU9
l1,01
J0,07
67,t7
60,2110
TH,il64
61,377
47,7h7
1)1,4.1
7,?0
6.3ilS ,
ll.4il
70.S(I
IH7.77II
611,404
244,321
t,74J
fll.'JM
f.,:tij
22,7113
1,301
66,300
13,026
SI.424
JO.i.lit
0, 477
MiJ.
10, :iill
2.H4SII
13,10., II
4,t6ll
01) Ml
2,337 M
1 ,VJii:: l
id,47hK
11,607 U
'60,11411
63.072H
11, :.H,Hl
1 1,124 It
8 K
V27II
71,71211
6o,luiil:
20,13111
66,11011
11,2371)
10,64011
1.17711
6,7 03 K
ll.HUuH
63,47011
il.SIOIt
37,43111
4,67311
1S7,72HH
6,3ilSll
40.6H7U
10,73111)
1 0,004 D
60,664 H
I.620H
,7Vl'it
I,0IIS
m
I.OiS
1,417
,201
721
7 374
4,144
24
30S
06
l,65
8,434
Ohtu EHI.N5J
On-jua 11,813
renn 3i,ss
K.ltUnd... t J, 1105
8. Ctrulilik.
Trnnr(e.
Tfi 47,416
271
5,'iVo
43
fOO
(34
'rinool .... 41,1-40
Vlrjli..... 2,yj
Writ Vs.... 3J,:US
Wili.iul04,tlUJ
Tol.l...8,6lJ,0M 2,833,617 83,77V 760,13711
Giving Grant 769,137 plurality over
Greeley ; 725,111)8 majority over all.
COMPARISON WITH TUX VOTE 0 1808.
Tho voto for President in 18t3 stood
as lollows ;
Fur Ortut Aod Colfnx
Fur cVvmuur soil UUir..,..,
s.nu.us
...2,703,000
Ormut'i uajuritjr Sou, 518
In 108 Mississippi, Texas, and Vir
ginia did not punicipnto in tho elec
tion, nnd in Florida tho Presidential
doctors were selected by tho Legisla
ture. Deducting Iho voto of these
four Slates In 1872 from Iho total, we
find that Grunt received 3,35,451
votes in tho States which took part
in the election of 1808, his increase
being ilW.'-iOO voles in these Slates,
nnd 579,71)5 In tho wbolo country.
The Greeley ticket In 1872 polled 2,
013,2118 votes In the States which
voted In 18CS, showing a decrenso in
iheso Stales of 00,392 votes, and in
ihe whole country a decrenso ol 130,.
217 votes.
THE UltAST liLflTOttAL VOTB.
Tho lliirly-ono tStnles in which tho
Grant ticket receivod majorities cant
the following electoral votes for Grant
nnd Wileon :
AV fttnl
Arkunflai
Cihfurnift.
CitnuvcU' aLw...
l)?Uart
Floruit
Illiooif ,
Indians
Ioa
Kinas
I.'tuiiana .
Maine ,
ManotiuteUa..
M irliigan
MillDMota
10 NVI.ik.
6jN.r...
6 1 New llauitbm...
6; New Jerrcjr
t'Hi-m York
4 North Carolina...
21 (Ohio
15 'Oregon
llreniivlvnla
6Rho.le Jiland.
SiHoutb CarulinaM...
Si
It
22
20
7 1 Vermont..
Virginia.
Wrtt Virt inia.,
VVlfcuBaio.M
11
.... I
.... 10
....306
aliriiMippi
Tulal electoral rote.
TIIK OITOSITION EI.ECTOBAL VOTE.
The death of Mr. Grooley caused
the clerlors of Iho States which gave
a majority lor mm to scnitor inoir
votes fur President in the following
fashion!
For Horace Gnelcj, of Nik fork i
(Jrorgie a
for It. Urata llrown, ofMinourll
lleorgiaM 6
KentuekjrM -. 4
Miftonri 8
Total.
For Tbouiaa A. Uondrioke, ofn.llana
Kentucky--....
Mart land..
Mutonrl
Tan nrlre . .
leiai.
...IS
... S
... S
... 6
...12
...
...42
Tulal.
For Charles J. Jenkini. of Ueorglai
Ucargia. M 2
For Dm id Liar la. of Illinoii:
Mniiourl 1
The opposition electoral vole for
Vice President w n distributed as lol
lows :
For 11. flrati Prowi. f Mliourl
leorglaH m 6
Kentucky.- -
Maryland... S
Mirlonrl S
T'innriiee- - - 12
Tim
Total.-
Pur Nailianiil H. llankr, of Manachuieln
(IriiritU -
For Uonrge W. Julian, ol lnil.aaa
Mierourl
For Alei. II. I'ulquil, ol tleorgia
Georgia. .'
For Joliu M. l'a'.unr, of I.lmoii
Mirrourl
f .r Tliomat Ii. Drain laito, or konluokt-
Kentnckr
For Win. H. Uruiehcck. of Olilo
Mimnuri 1
For Willie Ii. Jloolim, of Kontuckj
kculucke m
CONTEST!!!' VOTFS.
In Louisiana tlio two opposing sots
of electors claim to havo been elected,
tho Grant electors by the voto given
abovo, und tho Greeley electors by a
vote or u,ii7 against o&zoz ma
ioritv of 8,015 forGroeloj'. The Gree-
"t . I! - ..I I. ..I I - . .1
lev electors ueeoruiniztv neiu muri
inir and forwarded their voto to Wash-
liirlon, Their vote for President was
blank, and for Vice President 8 lor II
lirnta J'.rox n. Ilwnl dovolva Ulion
Congress In joint session to decide
which I tho true voto of Iho Stato
but thcro is no doubt that tho Grant
voto will bo accepted.
PretUtmt lirunt at titrate Vree
Icy't Funeral.
When Prosident Grant declined an
Invitation to a dinner in Washington
in order that ho miifhl attend tho lun
oral of Horace Greeley, ninny kind
thinis wore said or him by tho news
paper press ol tlio country, discerned
to ho t ecarded os a tiieeo of self-denial
greatly lo ho commended, and wo nro
Burs Hint all tno admireisoi nisextti-
lenev will ho sincerely L'lad to lenrn
thnl ho L'ot a L'ood dinner in Mow
York, with wine in plenty, and thfit
he l'ot all these (rood things without
pining lor any ol lliem. Miorlly
nl'ur Jloraeo Oreoley s body was Ue
nositod in Iho crotind tho 1 illh Ave
nno Hotol sent tho following hill to
iho Hoard of Now Jork Aldormon i
J'irTS Avrst'S Horrt, )
New York, Dee. 4, 1612. f
r-reiidenl (!:..! and I'arlr.
Dr. lo Darling, Orlfwonid Co.
n..rJ and rlap. 1 dae. S tier- 9
onr : ,
Fire. e"0
Mealf aered in room 16 T H Ii
farriaaaa 61. ti 6 00
V ine v- J
When the ahoro bill was reeuivod
tho lln. Jenkins Van Kohaiuk, who
had the honor of riding with I'residonl
Grant hi Mr. urecley s fum-ral procos.
sitin moved that the hill bo paid anil
the motion was adopted. The amount
thus oxnsnded wus ordered to be
ehsrirod to the account of "City Con
tlngonulcs," and that was tho end
it. we nave no euinmcPtR tv-in?.?
tirtul for Puwtr,
The alarming proposition mudo by
tho Secretary of Ihe Treasury In Ins
recent Jicporl, thut he shall be author
ised to oxuroiso unchecked powurovrr
Iho wholo business of lha country, Is
Culling 'forth tho strongest consuro
from iho ablest among the prot-st i d
Iho country.
Tho doctrine is In Itsolf so complete
ly at war with all tho theories ol Jto
publican govcrniuoiit, thut II is sur
prising that uny public man should
venture tosuggest II, notwithstanding
all our familiarity with tho ruvolutiuu
ary acts of tho ruling purty for sev
eral yeurs pant., Tho idea that the
people w hile in pntwesitm of their sen
ses, would bu willing to confer upon
Mr. Doutwcll or any other ono person,
the right to decide from day In day
how much currency they should have
with which to transact thoir business
affairs, is simply preposterous, llo
proposes to bo tho "sensc-boarcr" for
all tho bunkors and business men in
tho United Slates ; ns ono of our con
temporaries puts It nnd thcro is a
good deal iu tho art of putting things.
Mr. Boulwcll volunteers to do the
thinking lor the wholo commerciul
Iiublio; to say when the crop shall
e moved t when nnd how the cur
rency shall be inorcasod and when di
minished, nnd how much profit , shall
be mndo in each particular business,
We are a Centralized Paternal gqv
ormnoiit. Ihe truthful old uougo,
Tht veorld it governed too mack. Is to
be reversed ) for Mr. It. evidently
thinks it requires more coveming
than we havo ever yet hud In this
country north of Mason and Dixon's
lino. Thegovcrnment islogiveevery
body everything. Ills t run onr
Telegraphs, deal out to us what mon
ey il thinks we noed, lake charge of
our amusements, prescribe the cut of
our clothes, nnd send nut lis armed
police to catch our cluldron and send
them, not to tho schools preferred by
thoir pnronts, but to those selected by
tho Paternal government.
Herein is one of the great points of
differenco between tlio two parties,
into which wo hnvo always been
and always will bo divided. Ono
party, tho party of freedom and cf
manly virluo and of independent
thought and action, wishes govern
ment to mind its own business nnd
not mctldlo unnecessarily with the
affairs of the Individual citizen; the
other parly ; tho parly of ikij tho
party that changes Its names so fre
quentlyis all tlio while crying to
tho great Baal of the General Govern
ment for Paternal pence, or shilling,
or pounds. As tho Federal party, il
was repudiated nioro than seventy
yenrs ng.; under its aCtiij of Whig, it
was caught nnd condemned twenty
years ogo ; fur a few years it skulked
about tho country with sundry picked
up aliasis, finally calling itself the
ltenubliesn party under which im
J indent misnomer it is now and has
or twelve years past, been plundering
to some nurpiwc.
Its lat effort is to control ull the
money of the counlrv : and we wonld
not bo nt all surprised if it succeeded
its project. II it does not, it will
not bo from any want of effort upon
tho part or tho Administration, or of
siavisn suuicrvii'tieu on mo pari ui iuc
Urant presses.
(Jive it the Money nnd llie .tele
graph system and we see no peaceable
rcscuo Irom consolidation. v e nope
tho present Congress will strangle
nth projects. As regards the next
one, il atfotds but small hopo.
JfWf(-rir Great tfelern Hirers.
Tho science of engineering has ena
bled man within the last few years, to
accomplish results in biidging rivers,
that ten years vn'o would hnvo uceu
considered visionary. In relation to
bridging these streams, ihe Chicago
llailwixii liei'iew says i
I lie Mississippi nnd Jlissouri are al
ready brnlifed at lourteen difloronl
points, ' at ten on tho Mississippi and
tour on the Missouri On tho Missis
sippi at Hock Island, the pioneer rail
way bridL'C, originally ol wood, is now
replaced with an iron bridire. The
Mississippi Is brnlpcd at Clinton, liar.
lingtnn, (jiinny, Dubuque, Keokuk,
Hannibal, lona, Hastings and llrian
ard (ho one at Iho latter pluco be
inir a wooden structure.
Iho Missouri is limited at Umalia,
Kansas City, St. Chiules and Leaven
worth. Tho bridge at St. Louis isap
pronehinr; completion. Another ii
proiontod at CarJelel below St. Louis
(hero is nnolher under construction at
Si. Joseph, Mo., ono at Atchison, Kan.,
renny to bo commenced on, nnd ono
practically determined on in the vicin
ity of Pooncville, Mo. It will not bo
long until theso great national hall
ways, tho Jlisoiasippl and Missouri
will be crossed ul other points, thus
offering nmplo fneilitics lo railwny
and higliwny tralllo, to ull points in
tho far West. Western Rural.
Kvans AoAir. An cxchanRO says:
Vr. l'aine, famous nsbvin idcnlititid
with the hoirus diiiloma business, now
declares he was assnilud in Unit par
ticular by men guilty ol irnuus in
other directions, esoeially in tho Col
lection of Pennsylvania's war claims,
and that l.o will soon publish n well
siihstaiiliatrd Ntatcmeiit on this sub-
jooa e hi h nill eetal,.u une t
ironiinoiil men in wiiai is so won
. .!-.. I -
known ss tlio divans caso. Ji is biso
intimated that a prominent Senator
will mov8 inr n roniieniiig ol tins esse,
hen tho Jit-jrtslaluro uicois, on mo
uround that ho has witnesses to prove
inanv new nnd interesting facts in
connection therewith. Tho petiplo
want the truth, which has never yet
een made nulilio on tins suniect.
Well, il is rthotit timo this Kvsns
robbery was settled, either by sending
him lo tho peiiitcniiaiy or viiiiiirinnK
him to pay into tho blale .treasury
Iho 8-'JO,tiO ho stulo.
Intebmemilino. No body of men,
unless wo except nn organised band
ot horso thieves which Inlcst tlio
country, seem to meddlo so much
w itli tho rights nd properly of iho
peoplo ns our llonoi able Congressmen
In addition lo liirostij'nlinrT their own
villlnnios Iu secrecy, and discharging
thoir simple and plain duties, that
body is nltcmptir lo buy up ull iho
telegraph lines nnd to reguluto rail
road manors for us. What a blessing
it would bo to tho country, if mom
bors would just cemflno lliomst lvos to
thoir legitimalo business and let other
people's nlono.
lloberl M. stnl Stephen A Douglas,
sons of tho lato Senator Douglaa, hnvo
prepared and will present to Conirress
on Monday a claim for 8250,000 for
thoir private cotton and other proper
ty luVen, usod nnd appropriated in
of
jsiiirch, lMu;s, in .Mississiiint, by s por
Jijfin of Ihe army n( the 'idied Mutrs
tvi dwtisrmftili
JLEABFIELD
PLANING MILL
C O M PAN Y.
1 - ; t
T
lllti uirlcnliritml, tuccu'swrff l HKK1) k
I'OWKIJ,, hurt Min'tuml Hit t'LKAH-
F1KM I'l.AMNU mU4t nU refltlrU It for
.lomf iO KitniiT bmiorif. AU the luaithliivr
will V MI B renin nry ninkt It n of (lit
in o it eo m ii It to oitnb libuirnli ol tin hind In the
Hlatr. Thrv ar now prrirri to receive onleri
fureny work Id thut line. They! I Klveiprele,!
ittntiun tit til inaleriftli fur huue buiJiiug. -
FLOORING, WEATHER-BOARDING,
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS,
itn.U HKTH, JnotLiiMjra,tic.
Or ALL STYLES', Jwaj. ou hand.
WOHKKD BOAfinR, an J alt arllclei naetea-
rr M bullJIna. will Im aielianaed for lillV
Ll'MHKR, ao that pereona at a dlitenea nav
briaf their luialier, exehanga U for, and return
ittima witn tuo luenutMturoit arllolra,
The Cm,ianj will alwava l-v on banJ a large
iluck ol dry lutntier, ao at '.". 'lie able to til a
order on tha ihorteat notice. Only the beet anil
mort killlul handi will be em ployed, to that tho
puhlio may rely ofmn good work.
t.otnber will ha worked or lolJ aa low na II aan
b par, baled anywhera, and warranted lo giro
latlifaetion. Aa tha bnilnen will he d'Hia u(kiu
the eath principle wa aaa afford to work for iniall
proDti.
DRY LUMBER WANTED!
Especially ono nnd s-half and two Inch panel
nun, tor wuicn n iinarat pnee win na paux.
Thi ImiineM will be aonductad nadar tbeoaine
of lha
"Ucnrfield Nanlng Mill Co."
O. B. Merrtll will nereonally ennerinlend lha
nuetnaei.
Ordert rcepaetfully avlieltad.
O. n. UKr.RF.t.L.
It. II. TAYLOR.
DAVID Mi.aAUOHKV.
M. O. DROWN A IIKO.
Clear6eld, Pa., January 6, 1S7I.
OSHANNON LAND AND LUMBER
C I) H P A H T
OSCEOLA 11. AM MILLS,
MAKCFACTCHKB
I.USlBEn, LATH, AND I'ICIiETS,
Sawed Jc Fatcnt Ribbed Shingtct.
H. n. Bnil.I.IXOFORD, Pmident,
Oft.e Fureit Plaee, Na. l:J 8. 41b L, l'hil'a.
JOUN LAWSIII1, General Eup't,
Oaoeola Milli, ClearSeld eountj, Ta.
A no TOWS LOTS tjr rale In the boroajh
ol Urceola.
Ai.ao Krer. (ha I.AROF..JT ASSORTMENT
of (looda In I'lrar6rld ooante nt tbtlr Mammolh
blura in Oaoeola, Jaos-76
1 I'.IMdlT of tlie eoodlllin of Ihe COUNTY
Ii. NATIONAL HANK of rieartcld, nt the
eioaa of baeioeaa on rrtdae, Uoeember 2i, 1872i
naauunt-ai.
Loam and ditcourll... fUT'M tt
Oeer draft!
U. H, bondi to aeenre eiieutation
Una from reileeiainK A iceerve arrnta,
loe from other National Hankt
true from State llanka nnd Uankera..
Furnilnra and fiaturra
Cnrrenl elpanaca
Taxel paid
Cheeka k eaeb iteme,inclndinf atampe,
Hilliuf Nationnl llanka
Praotional ettrroncj,iucludilig nickrla,
Spei'le, (ooln
Legal, tender note. M
11.276 1)6
Ji.KIO 00
4,1122 H
S.SOi V
IO.J.,4 fl
1.376 61
80S 21
(II 61
646
l.lvJ I'd
4'.i8 67
6,S0 06
Tolal-
,.,.$J78.."7 S
' v uiaiLiriaa.
Capital ttoeli said In.
$111(1.000 00
eturplua find
frollt ami pa
e.JiiO vo
1I.IIII2 M
S.,t6 00
M,i 61
1,317 (J
Circulation ctrtanding
Indlriilual drpoaila
hue to National baakaH ....
luo tu Slate Jlankl and Uankera
T06 63
Total
...J27J.637 M
.Vl.iK o raae'nai'o, CltarluU Colf,
I, H. M Shew, Carhier ol the L'onntr .National
Ilnuk of t'lenrflrld, do eolrmnly ewenr that tbe
alioto alalcinrut ii true to tho beet of my knonl
edKe nul Wlicf. . M. til A", Cashier,
Hiibecrilied and f worn to before tat lliil 4tbdae
of Jannarr, A. II. 1S7S.
JOUN W. WRIfll.EY, S. P.
Correet AtltHi JAMK8 T. LEONARD,
V M. A. WALLACE,
O. L. ItEL'l),
Jnn. 6. 1S1. Ilirertnre.
1ir:P)llT of the eondllli.n of tbe FIRST
It NATIONAL HANK of Clearfield, St the
olure of baineM on lleeenibor 37, 1S72I
nnaorsi'aa.
Loam and lMrcotinU IL'if.CiJ 6
fivnr limit
!,.17li Oil
V. 8. llond to eeoaro eireolation
Duo from redeeming A rreereo agents
Hue from other National llanke
Iue from Stale llnnki and llankerl...
Furniture and Kiatorea
lllO.tlOO Oil
17.617 1.1
4.M4 3
(. SS 116
l.ItiO 60
026 6S
kl.U 64
4SII 66
Current Ktprnief
lalot paid
Ciifb llotim, (including rlampr).M
Uilll of other National llsntt
fractional lurrencj, (inelud. niukeli)
671 00
etu o:
Kpeeie, til: onin
IS 1
13,Tltl 00
Legal Jen-lr iira
Total...
f.1iin.24S 07
l.tAttll-ITIKS.
Capital Hook paid in
.tioo.ono oo
hHrplna luo.1
. 18,001) Oil
ltiniutil. lliiore! anu exp"nere
PruSl and l.orl
Niilioiml Hank cireulat'n outnandlng,
llii idrnil' unpaid
. 6,Bi6 10
82S 77
6,I40 00
6S 00
Hue to National llanka
Due to Klato Uauki and Unkcri
S.1..9 46
S.S76 81
Total.
..f.ioans 67
I. William II. Tillt. Chlrr of lha Ftrat
National Hank of Clearfield, do loleranljr ewear
that the ahore etaleoient It true lo tba beat ol m.r
knowledge and belief.
WM. It. DILL, Carlilcr.
Puhecribed and iwom lo before me tbif 3d day
of Jannarr, I873. till. It ADKIIACII, . f.
CorrecS-Atlerti JOXA. ROYNTON,
FAMl'LL MITl'IIKLL,
ltollKKT M1TCIIK1.L,
Jan. 6,1671. ' Dlroeioee.
TSI.WTIOJI OI'01'I'ICKIIK.-A nieellng
I'j of lha Clearbleld I'ontitT Aarleullural ho
oioly will bo bald in tha Cnwrl llooee, on Monday
...nine. Januare 1.1. 1117.1. for the liurnou of
electing offlcera fur the enruing Tear, and fur tha
traneaellnn or otner uuemeai. A general bufbu.
anea if requetted.
N. RICH F.L, Secretary.
II.
F. r.lGLEIl 4 CO.
bar for sal
CARRIAGE & WACOJ WOODS,
SUAFTS AND POLES,
11 U B3, SPOK E3, FELLOES, Ao,
C. rel.ee and Wafon Maltra ibonlil Slaka
nolo of tli it and call and alanine them. Ther
will ba told at Mr nrloei. wmtJl 71
4 J.l.KCillKNY llOTKU
jCJL (Market 8L, bet. flecond nod ThlrJ.)
. ri.ERl-ll:LI, PA. e
Tka fnliMrlhera kaeluK tjeeoaia proprietor, of
tniini'lel, wonld rneielfuilT nk liberal ihar.
vf finbllo palronei. 1 be Tabl. will nlwiri Im
liipfilled wllh lb. beet lha market eftordi, and tht
llai duebed wltb tba (neat l.lnnnra.
4eel671 IlKNN .EirO.P.
n:
OHOKB FOR 1,6' Tw dark Hoa.
Iloraaa, weighini
:hint
1,1116 ponniti.
Atn, n
Bay Horaa, weighing l,M6 nounde.
J
H MelnRT, .
(It V i hlnjlen. fa
! durational.
MISS H. S. SWAN'S
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
1 Cl.KARr lKI.D, fa. ' '; I ;
rpilR WlXTEIl TEUM cf fourtera wraki, will
X, eiiluiia'iidtt Muuaav, Jauiiary ctli, 167 J. .
J ' TKllMfl OF TUITION,
lUilln(.0rlhsfraiilir,lVrltlri,OliJactLei- . ,
una, t'rliriarjr Arimueiie auil I'nmarr
UouaraliUr . 17 60
Iliftory, l.ueal anil cluaorilitlre (leoftraili,r
Willi Map urawing, urauimar, Alenui
ami Wrilirn Ariihuiello i 00
Algebra and Ilia Kniutioei 13 (10
Iiiilruetlon la Inatruuiaalal muale. ,, 10 00
(Ml palming, 24 luiauni 11 00
Was work , 6 00
i Kor full riartioiilari aeuil fur Circular. ' :
I'laarSaia, Sept. 7, 1 S70-1 ;pd. ' '
LEARFIELD ACADEMY.
A Male lud FciuaU CUlcal High SrlitroU
F.tch Departmrnt Kr pa rate, IMatloct Mid
vvai)lct iu lUi-U.
rriUR irhoUitle year of tliU InMltutlon If tlWI-
I ded Into twg on i or five monthi (twcnti'-
oiio wrck) enh. The Aret ieiiWn eumineneee on
the flrit Moti Jay In Hrptrtnbcr; the eooud, on the
flrft Motiditjr in Kibruory,
lueeiiurse of ntnicilon enibraQri ircry tlilnc
avcriiry to a thorough, practical an J acoouiplih
etl etluo&tlnn of both fttrn.
Piiptlt will be admitted at any time and charred
from date of entmnre t the eluae of the ten Urn,
No deduction will be movie fur aharofle. exorbt
la eaifi of extreme and protraelrd t Untie.
Mtudente from a dintaaoa fma be a ec urn mo dated
with board at lew ratee.
Jfor iartlcuie.re, eend for elrrulnr, or addreee
itoe. r. Jb..-iiAnni0u.-N, a. ai.f
Jetf 2, 187 1 -If. FrlDolpal.
I I s-ni-e-w i ,
RECONSTRUCTED.
IV
DANIEL STEWART & SON
llftTln porehetf 1 the Cheap Clothing Houra of
Iaao u. Keiremtcio, iteve the tmx anf ben
at'ortmPTit of Manui'acturcd Uuuilt ia the county,
and ean tell their
READY MADE CLOTIIIXQ,
for Meo, Hoyi aal Child ren,
20 rtxu t i xr. ciicai-lr .
Than any other honee In the eooaty.
1 bee will alwsye ktu on bsstid a larire tut el
egant aMortmtnt of
or.vri" fursisiiixo goods,
C0LLAI13,
TRUNKS.
TALlSES,
te., ic.
OP TliS LATENT 8TVLK3 AffD PATTERNS.
If ron wint lo ret rnd and etelMl rii.lhlnr,
at tow Sparer, Ho not tail to aall nl their eitab-
linment before epeodtng yonr nonee eleowacre.
Keeaeralter tna ,laee.
nocT.l li A. Mr. I. Mr.wAKi a sun.
ffjat dvtrtisriuruts.
TI( ;H.: i)rltli,.-Tbe Mlow.ot tier
J aone bare filed in Ilia oSieeuf the Clerk or the
Cuurt of tJuarter Ke.ibnt of Clearfield eonntr,
tbeir D9tlriona and bunda for Lieetiee, at the
January leationl neil, agreeably to tba act of
AsertnMr. otili'leU "An Act to ir,nle'.e the eale
of Ialolicatltig Llqoorr," Ae :
II. nratiatn..
Oirard
,-wli Sh'jotr
lloa'idale
....Oeerola
, Oaceola
Oleo ll ipe
Ulen llupe
N'ewburg
, 0eto!a
Honu.Ult
Iledrra
Ilontidale
Uootxdale
Curwenrrille
H rt B!toni
.fameii II. Llptoo
A. Sense
J. Kea-t
W. II. Itadebauch....
John T. Ilathorn.
obn Katnadale
Jamee llalee
W. Reed
Jeeaa E. Williauip
tlaorge Cbnrtton
A.J. Draurkor
U. A. Ilioom...
Leintitd A Uonn
.. Clearfield
Rell
Covington
Corii.;to
Iloulllale
Ilontidale
Jamee FramptuS
Jlulun
Oirard
hn Downer.
L. CatnnlMll ...
U. Ibomneon M. ien
Jatnei McLaughlin. ..CIear6eld
llenrr Oratier.. Deeearia
Miehael Carroll Oaceola
II. Sbafer. Burniile
C. Fulmer Morril
William Holier. .Walleeeton
E. Huhaokor - Iluelon
atrei I.;nongb- imimiaie
O Clement. .iernei,i
K. O'Honald ll.inlidale
Tbomei llughen. ilnutidale
Ed. Flandera. Jajneirille
iLooa Lictsas.
at. MeG inter... ...DuatldaV
William Williaaa Dunl.ar
Janei rlwecncjf-. n uodland
Pat. MeUnrk - un-eoia
John MaeomWr C.taifield
Stephen O.-afi. Curwenir.lle
Tlieoo.ilW hteplieoeon.M ...m..i ivari.riu
W. Kndre ClwuHeld
Mfllaiig'jer A Mrl'hereon Clearfield
iiouer B. Laacb A John M lljatl.. Ilaiion
Haaoarti.a lussii.
Ueonlt. iTi
iba Nangil Uilj
Dee. IS, IS72. A. C. TATK, Llork.
SherilTs Sale.
1)T trtu of wrlll of Tier aetae, li.n.d
I I ant of lb. Court of Common Pleal cf Clear
Held eountv- nnd to ma directed, tbara will h.
eipnied to 'PUBLIC KALE, nt lha Conrl llouee,
in the boMUKh of Clearfield, on Mondar, tha
13th day of Jannarr, HJ.l, M I ocioca, f. or,
Ihe following Ileal F. tale, lo wl' i
The following de.e. ibe-l real tltalo liluala in
Oirard toniUii, Cleatneld eounty, l'a beinp
uart of tract No. 1 if! 3, beginning at the euillb
eail eorner of eaid tract and niuning nurth oo
tin. between l.aoout k Irviu to Ihe Iruw of the
li.rr Crock hill i Ibrnce nlug Ibe brow nl lam
bill, lo n direction lull will inolu.li. llie Hat on top
of aaid bill and connect with Julm Jurr lioai
aud from thence ro a. to ineliiu. all tin.uld land
on the aouth end of aaid trncf. ricized, taken In
eteeotlon and to ba rold M the proper!' ol ta-
ward Waller..
Aim, a bdo"e aod tot rituale In tlnrnalde Irwn-
ebin, rtenrflrlJ a-iunlj. T.. beini Ihe em eon-
ler bf niilicnraent, and o-iginalljr .urrejed in tha
name ol Jonathan uu.niu.'o. t.v.r, .
eaeenllon and to be aold tbe property of liben
Mc.Maeter.
Al.,i. all that eiruln tract ut nieo. of land l.tn
and in t be. I luan.bip, t'learlitld eoun'r, Penn'a.
bounded and deiwribed a. fullon., t. wit: On ihe
...i .. I., ..I of Uiliinaliain k Uerrinun, on Ihe
.outh be W. W..lon. on lha we.t by Levi Row
land and on tha north bj Jonaa Maiklc cr.n'.a n.
ing Ji .cre j having almul four acrcr clcntcJ and
largo iraine uouic ana log .:uie ,o,...u
il. briird. taken In eieculiou and to t told i
lh. properly ol raui E. Snyder,
A io, all Defendanfi Inlcrerl In a ecrlaln tract
of land .lloated In I'enn tunn.bip, fli artlel.l coun
ty, Pa., bounded and deecrlbed aa lollow. ! llegm-
nlog nl a poel in in. line oi pieni-ur,
land .old llaeid Spencer r.orlb 46 degreo. w..t 16
perehra to a po.lj llieneo eoulh 411 digreei rail 9
pcrebea lo pint I thence north ill degree, wait 14
perehea 10 a ehntniltj tbene. .nulh 26 degree.
...I N perehea aloog liua of drier llcll lo while
oak theno. aau'h M degree! ea.l 70 pcn hcl to a
biekory tbenoe north 36 degree, ea.l 30 perche.
to a chestnut l thenc. .outh JO digrrei ea.t 17
perehea lo a red oak i thence norlb 311 degree,
iaal 28 prrchtl lo a hickory I Ihrnoe norlh 1 de
gree.o.t 27 perche. ton poill thence V degn.
ea.t SJ porrhe. lo atone.) thence noilb 40degieei
weal 164 perohe. lo place of beginning I o.mlam
ing Si acre.. Pelreil. I.ken In e.eeulion and lo
ba aold a. the properly of Matthew Henry.
Aim. all Itrfcn.lanl'. Inlere.1 In t bout t and lol
- i .. u....i..uie. Clear6-I,l ovuntr, ronn a.,
bounded and dercribed a. tf"' "' of
llrl.l.in rlreel, irontmg ow u,,.o.. -
and running ea.l I JO feet to Mapl. H.. I
and de.nrlt.ed a. lot No. 61 In ilan of .aid bor
ough. wilb large Ihree-rlory kol-l and other out
building. Ibomiu eiwIeU. Helled, lak.n In ewe.
euiion and to ba aold ai tba properly of Pat. F.
rtnnnlle.
T T fii.fi -Tb. prlra or tnn al wbleh
Ik. pron.riy .ball ba .truck off (au.l ba paid at
.! A ..I., nr aoch har arrangm.nu
made ai will be anproeed. olharwlio the p.p.rty
wi'l b. Immdlati';pnl up and in a bgata at
..ill. I it lha neraon lo whoa It
waa Blruek off, and vbo, Il of de6eione. at
Mich re .ale, tball make good lh. aa.. an In
in.l.nc. will lh. I.i bo pr...nted In Court
for roormotlon uai.M lha 'VVi5 1
Mid I. Ik. Bbarlff. Jl'BTIN J, I IB,
a....rr'a Orrinn. I therlff.
rie.-tieta. ri., r
'M. 1, nil )
ftjat gsdt'frtijjftttcnfs.
SheriiT's Sale.
"llY tlrtueol rlUvf Vtndilimmi Krpm,u6
J oeit of tbe Court of Cow mot Plf m of Cleur
fteid eouoiy, ted U tue dlrMtetf, there will:
be eipuiod to pel-lieieile, at Ue Coari Hoaie.
In the Woruuf-h of Cleerlleld, en MoDdejr. the
lilth dee of jM.Us.re, 1873, aI 1 o'ctocH, p. m ,
the following detoribed rel eittteo wit:
- A cc rials, lot of land litiMte In Ojw uU borough,
Clvnrltelil euuuty, I'n.. butt n tied on tbe toutb by
lut iA Uiebwd Uuoe, weet bj Ltovle etrert, north
by utiiit, aui cast by no alloy, aud baviug
pUi.lt 4 w II lug Uoutf aud IrauiA itble thereou.
ftlMI, taken iu excovtiuv end la be etild ae tbe1
propertjr ol Ueiijurnin Kliur.
Also, aertain traetof land eituele in Fr(uton
towiiiliii, Clearfield eouuly. Pa., begiauiog at a
poit cemirt tlieitoa uonii 60 Atwt eafi XVu
te relict aloof land ooavayed to Jubn J. Hoy t to
a poit on the old line tbpuce by the Ueorge Hon
furrey loulh 40 dczreut- (nut IWO tiuicbee to biue
corner ( tlicnoe by tha A. Ilihart turvey eoutli 60
degreee 2"0 prrchrt to wbito oak eornvrj tlicnoe
wcfct by Miitliiat J) art on turvey 200 perch el to j
fklioe of btitiuiOf( ) eoutalaioe; 217 acrei, inoro or
eei, and having about aerel eleartHl.orubard,
ftiine hone aud baru tbereoti. geitvrl, tnkcn in
excoutluu and ta ba sold ai tbe property of ihirid
Woodi.
AUo, a certain tract of land lituale In tba til
lage of JaoeevlHc, Gallch toDhip, Clearfield
oeuaty, VH lot bring 60 fret froot and running
back 200 iVt, and buundM north by an alley, en it
by li t No. 28, auuth by Martcu ilrcet, aud weit
by Walnut it reel, and baiiug a fiama lUbla and
a Jarge freme bouse thereon, and occupied ai a
hotel, (St-iicd, taken in excrution and to be luld
ai the property of Uowrn A Turntr.
AUo, a certain lot of Und lituate Id Pike town
ihip, Clearfluld aouaty, Pa., bounded north by
Aodereoa creek, eeat by J. F. Uelleudrick. outh
by Penueille turnpike, and weat by Caldwell;
Iut7ifcjt by 21 tl ftot end baring a two ttory
plank frame dwelling thereon ereitid. Seiitd,
tako in eaeeutioa abd to ba eold a tha property
of Augattei ItoTb.
Alio, a cert tin lot of land eltuata lo Oeeaola
b'jroujrh, Clearfield oonnty, IV, boandtd to wit:
fronting na Liogle iireet 60 feet and ruooiug
back hy JUb strict 20 ftet to an allrj, and bjr
lot No. , and ba. iug a large tiro atory frame
boose, liable and other ootbuiiiiiug tiieron erect
ed. PriiwJ, taken In czectitiiD iod to bo eold as
tbe property of Abraham Kepburt.
A to, a ecrtaln traot of land lituate In Uorrli
township, Clearfield twart'y, PeiniS., -'inoiDf at
dogwood eirnert tbrnce be the J-tbo Huitou eur
tfr loath Ml degrei-e eest 170 perab-.ii tlieooe hy
whet wu I suae Knanl'i purclet-e aorib lil
erchei; tlicnoe ttr J.ihn Urvwa peiuhete north
V Jrgreri wt 170 perohce to the lice tract:
thence lenib lill perebei to place ei tgiot.iDg;
eoataiiiii g 132 ncrta more or lcr, ttsinj nearly all
elcarfd aiad hating a good hctire, barn, out-talld-
logi and bearing orchard theroon. beiud, tukvn
ioeiceution and to be told lit property of JLa
C. liocktneerry.
Alio, two certain tract! of land lituate in Murrir
towmhip, Ctearttid oonoty. Pa. The ooe pi jo
beginnltig at eanall beanlork, being iia:b-ttiet oor
ner of original tract in the nanac ot Puter Wagner;
thence wot along original irant line lt2i petehee
toapoit; tbence by laud of jMn. Dotj;lii nor ill
I OS pure h ei to poit ; tbcace east by Inad of A'iaw
Uu.er penrei to a hcmlccli r.iplir; theEe
outh hy lau J f Brenner, TraoVi X Co. perefai
to place of brginnitig ; coatnlnlng 9 .'4 eerri, more
or leu, atid baring 40 acrei cleared, with dwelling
house. Lam an 1 other out buildine lud erxhird
Lhereon. The oilier piece thereof bfjipnlnf at a
poit on In north - we t corn?rof AJ.no Alorer;
thenae ititb by land of eail Clover lui percliee
to nbite pine conw ; tbeuca ti by lan i vf iUt.
Doogleei. 1. U.Merrelland A. Uenick UO pert Lei
to pr-t eora'ir in line of original trait, i-ij.iini'ig
la:i ii f Ai'poil'i estate; (Lf nee north 121 J perchc
to old bf tn! oak ( thenre east 180 pcrchee and plnce
of bejpnninr; ; eoniainiog 1 1 i acrei, morn or lea.
Bciftvt, Ukro ia exerutlon and to be told m tbe
property of Saicae) Jlerrcll.
Alio, a1! that tract of lin-, containing ?H acres
tore or leee, lately In the vecupancy of Cbnitieo
.Straw, lituate in Fergaaea Uwoihip, Clearfield
county, Pa., Lcir.g part of a lurvry in the name of
MavUhim rNiush, bounded by lauui of Iteuben
Lewis. U. C. llanilton, Martin blo-wa, Jao. Kru.t
aod others; baviag about AO acres elcarrd, wub a
good barn, final, dwelling bouse and on-hard
thereon. PelicJ, taken in eicetin and to be
old as the property of John Campbell,
Alio, a certain traet of land situste lo Wood
ward township, Cliarficld esuotr, Pa., bounded
and described as follows, to wit! ily lands of i
antaining 0 fterea, with a bo at Ji acres eleared,
and bat it. g a tog hocae, on-hard and other Im
pro rem coti thereon. Seised, taken in execution
aod to be sold as the property of James McKce.
A Ut, certain tract of land lituato in Ferguson
townihip. ClrarfirM eounty, Pa., bmindd and
ilcecribed a follows, vis: Oa the east or laodi of
MvCullf and Patterson, on the south be lands of
McCully aod Wit heright, on tbe west by lands of
Vt itberight and C. C JJarre't, nnd on the nortrt y
lands of K. C. Darrott, Withcright, F. 8bofl
and Jiibn T. Straw ; euutaiulng 71 acres, more or
U-ss. with I j eeres cleared and small log house and
lug barn thereon. Beiied, taken in elocution and
to ba sold si the property of Washington Drown
Barrett.
Also, a eartain traet of land situate In Dmntur
township, Clearfield eounty, Pa , and known as ,
tbe "Kcutiick" farm. begnaiiig at btwihorn aor- j
ner, on west side f Beaver Una. aJjeining lands
surveyed fur Aeaos aod William lUok ; lUuoe
south if i drgrees east i04 perohes u poll corner
of K. Walk's scoond parohasei theooe by same
and It ir bard Copelm purchase, south 6 '1 d- grecs
went 2U0 perchos to post eorner in line of R. K
I-howalter; Ihrnee north 27 degrees woet 101
perchcf to b cm lock eorner ndjeining lands of Wm
Philips: thence by laid survey and V. illiata and
Awioe Kk survey north 611$ degreea enst 211
peirbes to plane of beginning, containing 1.1ft
aerea and allowance ; being purl of tract survey
ed in name uf Joseph Whitehall. elsrd, taken la
i ecut ion and to be told as tha proper of Cbaa.
Conelin.
latasor Bai-b. Ths price or ism at which
tba proerrty shall be struck f null ba paid at
t'ia tine of sale, or such other arrangement
made as will be ap(rofed,otfaerwliethe proper
ty will ba Immediately put op and sold again nt
tberinrnso aod sink of tba person to whom It
was struck off, and who. in cas cf deficiency at
snab re ale. shall snaka good tha same, and In
o Instance will tha Deed be presented In Court
for nnttrmfltiusi nale the money ia aetually
psid to the Sheriff. JUSTIN J. Pitt,
EL.ci.trr t urrio, l cnerm.
Clearfield, Pa,. D. II, lfTJ I ,
SheriiT's Sale. .
1 aT elrtu. of wrill of Zteer, iarios, I
1) sued out of tha Court of Common Plea of
Cieaifteid eounty, aod to ma directed, th.r.
will ba tipoted to rt'UI.IC bAI.fcl.at tba Court
lions. ! th. borough ol Clearfield, oa Mon
day, lha 1.1th da? of January, ISM, at 1 o'clock,
p. in., tb. following Rial Kiiat., lo wil:
All thai certain fraua church or meeting honee.
aitua.ro In the borough of Oeciwtla, CltarlelJ eoon
tv, Pa., ow lot at Curuer of Hlaoohard and Hale
alreefa. frouling 76 feet on Planoliard and running
ba-k 160 feet by Hale .Ireet to an alley. Hei.ed,
Hken In eteemion and li b. .Id a. the pr-ert
of the Ptnl'tinj i'ommit'.c; of Ihe M. kl. Cburcl
ofOiceola.
Also, a eeilatn two itory frame dirfltitg booae
and curlil'age ap urlonant thereto, litoate in Pike
tnwii.uip, CitAnieM voutity, Pa., ou the left side
of the turnpike leajieg from Curwin.viiletc Pcnn
eille, about one-fourth of a mile frtm wln-ra .aid
pike ero.aec Ander.JO oreek f ..id being 24 feet
by 10) in aim) logMh.rwith the rurlU.gr appur
tenant thereto, btiilid, taken in execution and to
be .old a. the property of M.ohacl Ucllivtll.
i .it . i .... i i-.mA ... - --
w.kl oiM.ali m..i,,. I'a. The one piece
on Ibe water, of ilrar run, beginning at hemlock
corner, tlienee by tract No.3j.6 fouih 514 we.t
2U6 perchei lo birch i I hence north S ilegreoa
writ 32 o robe. t. a poet; tbenoe norlh It d.-gree.t-a.l
3i-4 4. Iiiperobe.topo.tj Ibcnoa north l-H
degree. wet 2tl perchei lo a maple; thence
loulh 5d degroci ea.t 160 perchei lo port; thenar
.outb 6l4 drat-! we.t t-0 peruhcl to a bemlock ;
- uimre ,.,, ou. negrew. a.o oerro.. . . ...
tilaco of btnuin: tonlaining 746 acrea, IT
nerencs ana ailowaace. ine vwr ,-,rvo m,,..
beginning at a bemlook on hue of No. S.iAS, tbenoe
nurtb 40 decrees wel jro perene. to uewi-..
ihcnee north .' 0 deereoe nail CO nercbe. lo a port ;
th- nr. south 4l degrees ea.l 146 perehe. lo while
pine; thence by No. Sj.IS south 16 deereei welt
St) perchei to Iho beginning i containing 116 acres
.1 aii tier, lie and allowane.. Rolled, taken in
eiecutlon and to be leM ai Ibe property of Dat id
1'. bmllb.
A I.e. all that oi rlaio three .lory frame dwelling
bouae, 66 be 64 feet, and back building attached
about S4 by 16 feet, together with eurlillage ap
purltnant thereto, situate about one-half mile
north east of l loarfl.Id borough, In Lawrence
township, Clearfield county, Pa., on the north aide
ot Iho puullo road leading irom t learneia io tne
Mount Zion aehool hou.o. Pclied, taken in .-
ention and to be .old a lha pmpirly of A.
Ilvlnpurry
Tanul or Sill Tb. prlee or na al which
tb. properly tball be itruck off muit ba paid al
the lima of eale, ar inch eth.r arrang.monli
mad. aa will b. aonrored. oth.rwi.. lh. pro
arty will be lma.dlat.ly put up and mid .gain
at tba einan.. and ri.k af tba naraon to whoa
It wa. .truck off, and who. la .a.a ofd.6ol.ncy,
at seen re.eal., ihall make gooa imm.., .o.
In noln.tanea wil! lha Heed ba rrei.nt.d II
Court for eonAraatlon inle.. Ibe money la ao
tualiy paid tb. Sheriff. JUSTIN 1. PIE,
8.Ktrr't Orrit-I I Bhariff.
Cl.arBeld, Pa., Doe. 16, 1671. I
AUTIII,-All person, are hereby oautioned
t I aaaln.1 hurebasln or In any manner med
dim. with lha following nronerle, now Iu lh.
hir.ii of Peter N. Lanrberr e, ris t One gray aara,
t.o eows, on. log il'd ant) a on kors. wagon, aa
tha lama belong to me. baring been porch. eed ky
me al Bhariff sal. and lelt wun eaia t-etos n
Liiiaberrn on loan and subject In my order.
dral6 it HA. Mli Kb LANHIIKURT.
1)INK. WHITI A ROAM LINING SKINS-
Ja.t r.lred and for ial by
April 16, 16T6. H. r.
Jtntlstry.
ANNOUNCEMENT
CP TIIK CHEAT
REDUCTION OF PRICES I
. t y i . i. " , 7 a i , -,
liv k. roHixa vi:aw, i. u.,
-1 IMI'OftT .ST 9 RtTfTPf' r
IIairg sovedel ia geliiftfji lit-bor tulffa
matrrial, iiWiiac (l.v lw ai 1 n-init ejliaea u,
pa::Kl and MJ f 7rt-. I r.. tt.
manniW are v tieiU aa l lttr interisl, jm
opiffliU'6n rrautered and eirii-i d i. Hsl
Tire S'i,i -ft-)tUctiia. , ,
Frit.'., trtrfi k,ut m fliHrres (nf ll.m tais'
tloP el .irt.flt;l SHU ti:a SaTit.g i.f (be bni.Hi
tectu ..i'l. aw the iottr,aicual-leluPtti.(v!Tti1(lt
Prererve-your Lcrth and you present jour hraltk,
Potlinr of the natural tenia Ui a hoalLh
aervative acd useful condition It made a petiJiT,
aw a d aemciste parts, are treated and corrsctid
vf.h fiiir success. Ktaininallous aud ovniults.
lions race.
It would be will for patkuti from a JiiUuM ta
lot mo know by utsil a few dnys be fori evmini
to the office. 1
It is eery important tbat children betwtta ths
a pee of six and twelra years skould bass tat if
teolh aiatniurd. ' .
AcKstbctics are administarej and Tselk re.
moved wtthf at pain... .. .
Ditporitfuns and character are Judged by all
tbe world by ha expressions of the face, beote
sow Tery numtrous may tt luertfore ba for per-
suns to iniiuijre an extm siton oi uisiortea lesume!
tren apart Trout a Weenie vlesr. 1 Now, toeajoa
natural (not artiacith rumfotts and plrsiom.
rcspest aniloLey nalu'al sihiplicitien and imiijn
tf. rtJIlTLli iSHAW, D. D. 8..
OCce In Kew Jtlaifino BuUdiuc. fe'econd street
Clerrdtld, la. feMI'Tt
DENTCAFi).
"Dr.' a. 'mT'uills
iTTTTould say to bis patients and the Mil
lie generally, that, having diseoleed partnerskift
wrb ir. Shaw, ha is now doing tba anUre M
of Lis otTice Limat-lf, so that paticoti need not fear
bving aut cnler tbe Lndii ol any other opt rat gr.
viearucw, m area .w4 iei-fM)iimea.
J. M. STEWAET, D. D. S.f
sMsasn. fm t t. . n. '
CURWEXSriLLE. Pi. "
All denuJ operations, either Jo tbe mcchanici
ofot erntivc branch, ytrsinptly attisded ts tsd
satiirtctivn gi arantet-d. Hfecial atteatioi prl
to ihe litatmtut ef dtavases ul llie natural tntb,
a ih.s and mouth. Irrs-eularitj uf the teeth il.
SKfulty correct t'J. Teeth extracted without puis
bj the use tj l.;hcr, aod artif.cj! Ufth inientd
of ibe Uit material and warrantkd to rcndiriit.
if-lton. aprilj7l-lf
DUsrrtlanrotij.
hgace is nuttopi.1
GREAT EXCITEMGKT-
in' FRENCHYILLE!
Tbe bloody contest between Francr and Pruif!.
Is at an end for IL. nrcacnt, so fvr ai to. iliE2k
teiing of men aevl lite d..trnetioo of properly ii
concerned. 1 no Roval Joggiers no doubt arij.
thereee'Tei and rrjeie ori-r tha rcrnlt, bat ho
inii-nitlceet li thrir work wken oonpared ailk
lue humane and christian cll'.rts or
L. M. COUDRIETf
who hat undertaken to sopply aVI rV eihieasii
the lower end tif tbe ewntity with f.jod and rataiHit
at ex-eding low rates from bis mimmoth store is
Ml JOMllHG. fftltera ha ean always be fcS
ready to wait uu'jn callers and supply thin wits
Dry Goods of all Kinds,
8ucb n. Clolbs, fiatin.ttl, Caritmerei, Muillai,
XUlair.j-a, Linen, Drilling., Cahoots,
Trinimin;., Kibbons, Lac.,
Reedy-mad. Clothing, Boolf and Shoe., Halt u4
I'.p. all of ttio bet material and Bade toordf
liwsc, Socks, UloTee, Mittona, l.aoa, RibWoi.ic
GIlOCEltlKS OF ALL KINDS.
Coffee, Tea, Sugar, flice, Idulasari, Fi.b. Eail.
l'ork, Llnnatd Oil, I i.b Oil, t.rbo. OU.
llarJwara. Uueeiinrare. Tinware Caating.. f'..
and Plow taatingt, Nails, Spikes, Corn fulliik
ton, Cider I'renei, an I all kinds ol Alts.
Perfumery, Painu, Varni.b, Rhsi, and a fml
asrortocnt or ntationcry,
GOOD FLOUR,
Of different brands, alwaya on band, and wil! Vt
old at tba lowest poaeihl. figures.
LIQUORS, aneb a. r.raudy. Wine. Oin, Vkukf,
J.vna l ali'llnlnee, lloittlteri ana
Uooflar.d'i Bitter.
6060 wound, of Weat wanted for which Ik
kit heal price will be paid. ChiTerncd oa au4
and lor aalc at tba low.st narkei price.
AI?o, Agent for StriltonTill. and Ccrwetirllb
Thre.bing lachiuti.
fe.Call and see for Tonnelrea. Teu will Iti
trcri ib:ng niually krpt In a retail Here.
L. M. roCPRIET,
FrtreliTille P. O- March 1, 16t I.
MARBLE AM) ST0E YARD1
Mrb. S. S., LIDDKLL,
llaelng engaged In tha Marble bwlineM, dtlw
to inform bar frtrnda and tbe public thai .krhv
now and will ke-p ecnttaatlyoa ka-wl a hugr
well ..leeu-.l .loekof ITALIAN' AND VKRM0X1
MAKHLr:, aud i. prepared lo fnrnirk la ordaf.
TOilBPlVNri,- ,
J10S AND"CRAIilEI0I13,i
UOXlMESti
t - . -Cutbi
anJ Po.ti for Cemetiry Lots, Wlml
. Snia and Cap, air.,
BIRKAV, TABLE AND WASH STAND
TOPS, o., are.
Vta V...I a. Di iteeet. near the R. R PT'
Clea. fl, Id. Pa.
rf : ' 1.11
TOBACCO Mid CIGARS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
At lha New Tobacco and Cigar BloreW
" 4i ; n. it. jjtf.nry
BefweenHbiwItonre Monilon lloue,Cleitr'
Co'nrtanlly tn band a n. aeeortmenl of f:
Congreaa, Car.ndi.b, Cable, Fpunrou,
MtcMjen ard Tentory Fine-eat
Chewing Tobacco, Ac.
Alio, a larg. and will 6eloetd Hock if Imf"' I
and Pomeilla Cijarf Smokin J Tohaeear,
llirrscbaum and Sriar ripas.
Tip. Eiturei, Tobaoco
Bcr, Cigrr Holileri, and enrrthmi I""1'
found in a well roguliled Cigar
Tobacco Slera. !
-Remember th lcet MaAel 11
Iween Shaw lloaac and Wsnrton '""',,.
fled, Pa. r!'-
VAI IIABLE
REAL EST ATI
AT I'M V ATE 1 r-'
Tbi nndenigned offari at p'l M"
lowing real aetata 1
A f. of liround. liluala l
Newhurg, Cheit toaa.blp, I1 1
half acre., and having a i.ri' '" Thi..tf
nd good llahl. ereered thereon. m"r'
Il suitable for a Hotel or nweniea- , it, .
A1.80, A I'.rm. f 40
town of Ne-rberg. having over ""t
...1 ... 1 in. .it... .ih a food l0 ' c-..
barn ami hearing orchard of choice U a
A rein of e.eellenl ooal n.iderliea l ,
ALSO, HM Acrea nf l.aiirl. ''' ,.
in Cheat townihip, within two a... - ,
Cbea, Creek. 1. I. well litnbere.
and llewiioea, nn unuen.i- , 1
Parlkea wiablng any farlher ln'
rear!, w I
oetj.iti
T EV. SCUULKit,
BAEBER AND HAIB Dig?
Second iireet, will oloor to Ftrat Natlo1
ot6 71 Cloar6lld, U.
.-rr.-r-TT'.MC .
r
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rHIIB KKMOCRA1 iu "".; pefl vn
Milladt. Ti"'!.'?
r,a 16 e .fa. Mjim