' GEORGE IV COODLANDEU,
iMti AN rwraittoK.
CLRARF1ELO, Y
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, WKDKESDAY WOHKI.NO. MAY 14, UTS.
.-I'ob l'r.Kii. Tho Democrats of
' Mother Cotitco want our old friend,
Sheriff Perk, elected Stftto Trenaurcr,
1 nnd ao inotf uctod their doloysilo to llio
. Mule Convention.
.The Vacancies. Tlicileatb of Chief
Justice Cuoso and Aliuittoi- Oir loaves
two "rich placer" to be tilled by Prcr.
' iilcntlnl appointment,' nnd iinmoroua
; nro tho applicant for the aiu'Cg of tho
e (load men. ,. ... , s!,x ...
,J Don't Fail to Read It, Wo hope
every reader of, tho Ru-I'ijlican will
. give J ml go BUkck't ipccoh, to be found
- on our first page, an ntlcnliv perannl.
it Is one of bis best efforts, and sltrficl
"d more attention in the Convention
limn any other speech. ; .. ,
Seam EjtriT Thoir brithien re
, fused to expel Oukes Ames nnd Jamos
. Jlrouka from their seuts in Congress,
and vhry were too brazen to resign,
yet, through tho economy of the Gov-1
, ernor of tho Universe, the seals of both '
llieso members have been declared
; VOCMit. ... ; '' .'
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. . Tub Dead. Within a fortnight
death has claimed quite a number of
onr statesmen, thief among them the
J I on. Salmon V. Chase, Chief Justice
of tho Supremo Court of tho United
iSiutcs... Hon. James L. Or, of South
- Carolina, t he ducccfinor of Ex Govornor
' Curtin as Minister Plenipotentiary to
Russia; lion. Hugh N, McAllister, of
lidlcfunta, mcmlcr ol tho C'onetiln
lionnl Convention ; Hon. Oaken Ames,
member of Congress from Mnssnchti-
setts; Hon. James Brooks, member of
CongrcsA frcm New Yolk, and John
Smart Mill, tho English hialoiiun mid
critic, all huvo died rather suddenly
within a few duys of each other.
Tx)Ts or Candidates. Williumsport
has no loss than four candidates for
.Mnj-orin the Bold. Our mutual friend,
O. II. lleighard, Esq , t'huti miin of tho
l)oinovratio County Committee, is tho
Democratic nominee, and Cut. Stork-
'weather, tho proecnt incumbent, is tho
'Radical nominee TLo Liberal re
publicans havo nomiiiHtcd Henry F.
Snyder, Eeq , and tlio Local Uptionists
and Moral Hefcrmors Imve put William
Kldcr, Ksq., into the field. Mr Stark-
vcatlior, the Grant candidate, is mum
on the license question, bonce the
Moral Iiuformors havo cut him and
are looking Elder-ward. Tho voters
'of that city will act the part of patri
ots and contributo moio effectually
to reform moral and legal wrongs by
-voting for Mr. Rciglnirtl than for any
other candidate.
T .'Joefoc n'ar,
Capt. Jack and his warriors ri
waging rather, a spirited campaign
against the government troops in and
around the Lava Beds. Oursoldiors
are really in the defensive whiloCupt.
Jack has assumed the aggressive, and
a regular guerrilla war bus opened.
The infantry and artillery aro kepi in
garrison and our cavalry employed to
ocout the country. From 25 to 80 of
our soldiers have been killed and
doublo that number wounded, wbilu
but three or four Modocs arc known
lo have been killed. The Spenocr
rifles with which the Indian have
Wen armod by somo philantropUls
prove very cfTcctivo in thoir hands.
. .- Tit New Vork Herald, snys: Our
Ductal despatch from tho lava beds
indicates a new departuro on the part
of Captain Jack and the inauguration
of a merciless war on tho peaceful set
tlers of Oregon. Tho savages have
quietly abandoned their rocky dofuncos
nd have lakdn to tho open country.
.Kittled with their aucuerta in defeating
the troops sent agniiist them, they
now doom themselves able lo cope
Aith the United States forces in tlic
fluid. Nor are thoy altogethor wrong
in their oslimute of tbeir strength.
Well armed and well mounted and
pursuing a system of luetic thoroughly
well suited to their kind of warfare
mid the nature of the country, they
have little lo fear from tlio heuvily ao
uoutrotl and slow moving troops.
Born and brod bushwhackers they will
nut pay much attontluii to the rules
vt war as luid down in llio army regu
lations. Tho Modoc wur, llicit, will
be a guerrilla war for the luturo. It
bus ulioudy commenced. A wagon
train, insufficiently guarded, bus beoo
captured; three men huvu been wound
ed, and seventeen government horses
added to tbo already respcctubla sta
bles of Captain Jack. How long is
this state of affairs to continue, and
w hat is to be tho end of it all f The
extermination of the citir.ens in tbo
neighborhood of tho lava bods by the
Mvsgs seems now more probablo than
Abo Aiturmioalion of the Modocs by
miliUrf. We aro told Unit ouo
hundred Oregon : volunteers huvo ur
livtd at tho Uv budii, and this piuco
vt news is the most encouraging yet
received ; but several thousand fron
tiersmen ahould be Itumcdiittely or
Kanised to fight tho Modoes, in their
mu war and without iuluiluronco of
' amy kind liy army oAicei or Indian
Ono tlmuaund stub men
would be mora ctl'oclivo sguinsi the
Mvuges '.han the whole uruiy uf Alio
L'niled States.
The Courier-Journal gives this obit
uary notice i ''Died in Washington
recently, a little orphan hoy, named
Civil Service Inform, who was an.
tiretilioctl to the lYccidoul lust fall,
jiist Xeloro the election, Editor ol
iLtrpcr' iVeMy and other friends of
the ousuiMiod will attend the funeral
Kit li it further nmico. Service by
Tht Hiklt t the 1'ubllc School.
This question hits greatly disturbed
the school affairs in Mew York for a
year past. Finally, an appoal was
taken to tho Stuto Superintendent,
who has rendered a decision which
nil except fanatics will approve. . Tho
New York JttraUl, Jn alluding to tho
subject, ssys:
The decision of Superintendent
Weaver denying the legal right of
school trustees to niako religious In
struction part, of tho reirular school
oxetciscs will receive the approval of
every iiiir-tninued inun. Ju tins ago,
when tho spirit of religious liberty is
Abroad, it is somewhat startling to
find a largo body of citizens desirous
ot CNrreining u spiritual tyr.inny by
compelling tho attendance of children
at religious teaching to which they
onterluin a conscientious objection.
Tho introduction of tho Biblo into tho
public schools has been tho rauso ot
constant irritation nnd ill-will between
tho di Here nt Christian sccli, nnd each
day seems only to iinreaso tho bitter
new of tho parlies. The contest nl
Long Island City lust fall becumo sei i
on", and something in tho nhnpo of a
religious wnr was throated. J'uninn
Catholic childrcu refused to bo presont
at llio reading of n Protestant Bible,
ur.d tho trustees, with an ardor fur
tho principles of civil and religious
liberty beyond all pruiso, expelled the
insubordinate Catholics. This exhi
bition of liberality and respect for tbo
opinions nnu convictions of others leu
lo a series of protests on tho purl of
the Catholic minority, winch termin
ated in an appeal lo tho Superintend'
ent. i
Tho legal right of tho trustees to
enlorco llio rouding of tho obnoxious
Bible has boon decided to have no ex
istence, as tho schools are provided
for secular, and not for religious, in
struction. At ll.o annio time it is held
that if religious people wish llicir chil
dren to read tho Bible tho trustees are
ut liboily to appoint a tiino before or
after tho regular school business for
religious instruction, lit winch attend
nnco will not bo compulsory. This is
a reasonable solution of tho difficulty,
and will give general satisfaction lo
all out tlio "uncoguiU, . who novor en
joy complete Christian peuce but w hen
they aro prosecuting others for the
love of (iod. However, as llieso
splenetic devotees nro not very numer
ous among us, tho public can u fiord to
bo indifferent as lo whether they are
pleased or not'.
It is of the first importunso lo tho
well being ol tho ropuhlic that the
public schools shall bo popular with
tho people, in order that thero may
be no excuso lor ignorance among our
growing population. , In order that
Ibcymuyboso it is necessary that
the rights of ull tho children bhull
bo scrupuioiisly respected. Religious
freedom in the widest sonso must bo
enjoyed by the pupils, not tho gar
bled liberty which means that every
ono shull bo forced to accept whatever
religious leaching tho school trustees
may consider good. To tamper with
the right of conscience is infinitely a
greater oulr.tgo than to impose disa
bilities, and ono less likely to bo borne
patiently. Tho ugilalion on this
school question was becoming really
dangerous to tho cxislcuco ol harmo
nious relations between tlio different
sects, and wo hopo that tho reasona
ble and just decision of Superintendent
Weaver will form a piecinlent that
will bo followed ull over tho country
wherever mixed schools cxiol. It is
so palpably an outrago lo compel tho
altcndanco ol children upon obnoxious
religious instructionXhut no amount of
sophistry can justify or cover up such
a violation ot national light. All
classes are interested in tho just set
tlomont of ll.is question, became thero
is no protection that tho persecutors
at ono point may not becomo tho
persecuted at another, if wo nra to ac
cept tho doctrine that tho majority
havo the right to impeso their religi
ous instruction on the minority. Such
a proposition, when advanced nakedly,
appears monstrous; yet this is just
what the Long Llaud trustees have
been guilty of in the caso of tho Cath
olic children under their charge,
It appears these model Christians
aro not content with tho impartial
and highly creditable decision of the
Superintendent. They havo resolved
on nn appeal to the higher authorities,
resolving not to abandon their privi
lege to do evil so long as they can
possibly hold on. Tho actions of these
men furnish a strango commentary on
tho Christianity of which they put
themselves forward as tho champions.
Thero Is moro of the cruel and oppres
sive spirit of ministers of evil than of
tho gentleness and meekness of follow
ers of Christ in tho conduct of theso
Biblo lovers. Thoir obstinate resolve
to maintain the obnoxious system will
bo condemned by every ono with a
pretence to liberality. Such on ex
hibiiion of bigotry Is worthy of the
Dark Ages, and mnrks out tho actors
for tho coiitompt of nil
Who nindl bar trrnH tlik U Hon
IliguM to Row or England born.
Wo bono the appeal made against
Superintendent Weaver's decision will
bo rrjocloJ., and that tho non-sectarian
eharucter of our puhlio schools shall
be authoritatively declared. All citi
zens aro taxed to support thorn, und
me cuursa oi niiiruuiiun client nui iu
be obnoxious lo any sect. This is but
common juslico, und we beliovo that
the good senso and love of fair piny
inherent in the American peopla will
insist oa justice being dono in the
matter. .
DuATrt ormE Chief Justice New
YoitK, May 7th. Chiel Justice Chase
died ul ten o'clock this morning from
an ttlluck of apoplexy. Ho was in un
usually good honllli and spirits, and
continued so during Sunday and Mon
day. Un Tuotdny morning before
rising bo was stricken with paralysis,
and remained unconscious until this
mornirg ut ten o'clock, w hen bo peace
fully died, surrounded by hi sorrow
ing relatives.
Chief Justico Chose left Washington
Inst week fur New York und Boston.
Ho cxpoeted (o rcinuin in the latter
oily two or thrco weeks nnd ihun re
turn to Washington, and altor a short
stop there In go lo Colorado, where
ho proposed lo locate for tho summer,
with n view lo the restoration of his
health by the pure and bracing air of
tho in ou n la in region.
IEFT For Europe. Major John II.
Filler, nisistanl editor of tho Harris
burg Palrtat, left on Thursday night
ivr Now York, from which placo ho
W4H sail Tor i.nropo lo-Uuy. Jio goes
to Viiiiiua lo bo in nltuudiiiico at tbo
KKpvoition, and will, wo understand,
ctirruApond for the Sew York Xun, ns
wuU HKifir his own paper, tho Iilriot.
Mr. Fillur wields an ablo pon, and wo
may expect eomu brilliant and pnphio
skU'lies of ihM Vienna Exhibitioa. as
welt as most mterlitiiiiiig notes -of
trnvu, whilu heneniaiux ilroad.
National" Thikvincj. A well In
formed writer in tho Now York Herald
in a It cs a startling exhibit of the utter
woi tlilessnoss for offensive (and al
most equally so for defensive) pur
poses of the vessels now composing
what I cnllod tbo Navy of the United
States.' Ho shows that out of tho
whole number on tbo navy register
not ono is a really first-class vessel,
while tho largo majority, including
most of tho so-cnllud iion-clnds, are
absolutely good fur nothing but to
break tip. Vustsuins of money during
and sinco tho wnr hnvo been squan
dered on experimental or fraudulently
contracted and dishonestly built ships
for tho navy, and for oil this literally
enormous expenditure tho people have
nothing to show no vessel lit to bo
enllod American or cnpablo to protect
American oommorco. A single instance
serves to illustrate the hugo swin
dies which loyal contractors were per
milled to pepctralo in this matter of
building vossuls for tlio iNuvy Depart
mont. Of tho 61 ironclads twelve,
which cost an average of Ono Million
Dollars, never Uonted after they wero
built, owing to- faults in their con
struction, and a 10 now rolling mid
rusting to pieces! And thirty other
ot thoso "ironclads uio luiu up in or
dinary, not ono of them good for any
thing or ante lo go ouo mile to sea I
Banner of Liberty. ,-, . . i.'
Tho Krio Obitrvtr snys, and we sec
ond the motion, that, ' Hon. Jerumiul
S. Uluck is the best writer and speaker
ol puro hnglish in America. His pro
duclions will bo ranked among tho
Classics in luiuro ages.
Amalgam Tom Stokes, a coal
black negro, is tho iiadical nominee
lor Constable In the third ward, N il
linmsport. : '
. The remains of Chief Justice Chnno
were deposited in tho Congressional
Comutcry at Washington on Monday.
1 1 . . ! -r
gunounrrmruts.
Primary Election, Saturday, June 7.
1'KIXTKIfH FKli.
AtwmMy Oirl.trlrt Attorney.. ,.$ID
brrilf lojCoontyt'ommtMiuDcr I
Trraaurer lujuounljr Auditor..,. ... i
Jurj Cumiuiariuiicr , (
Ttiii inctu.lci 0,000 tlokvts for rich codiJle.
Thuio wlrhinr moro will be shared 2 pr Ihuu
hdiI fxtrs. No name will ba annouueett mile
Ih caah aooompantea iba order.
A.i-:jiiLv.
Wa ara au'liorttrj to annMiaca tba name of
Dr. T. J. 1IOVKK, of Clr.rflcl.l. af a candidal
for Altamblj, rubjoot to tb acliou of lb Demo
cratic party at tho primary elvotioo. .
We aro authnriird to aunounce the name of Dr.
J. W. roTTKK. of Kartliaiu townibip, a a can
didate fur Araaibly, eubjrct to tbc action of the
Democratic party at the primary election.
MlERIt'-l'. " "
Wr are antboritcd to announce tba nama of
JASIKi 8AVAI1K, of New Wa.hiugl.-vn, aa a
candidate for PhcrirT, enbject tu the avtiou of Che
Prmocratie parly at lha prlmnry electioo.
We are authorized to announce tb name of
W. KOS8 McPIIKHKON, of t'lrarllrM, aa a ran
did.ite for riberirT, eubject lo the action ol tba leni
ocratie party at Ibe primary election.
- We are authorised to anatiiiace tba name of
WILLIAM 11. ULOJM, Pike lown.hm. at a
candidate far Hhcriff, iiljeei, to tbc aciioo of the
Ocinooratte pnrly at lue pnatary election.
Wc are authorised to announce Ibe name of A.
V. t'AKPFNTEH, of Osccvla, al a candi late for
Sheriff, auhject t the action of the Democratic
parly at the primary election.
We are anlhorlin-t to announce' tho name of
FLOHEKCK O'LKAHV. ol Mnutidalr, at a can.
did.tte for Mhrrifr, euhji-et to the action of the
Oeinocratie party at tba Primary Lirctioa.
We are antliorleed to announce the name of
WILLIAM MEIIAFFEY, of New Washington,
a a candidate for bheriff, fubject to tbo dooision
of the llcmocratic party at the Primary Election.
THli.lSL'Klill.
W'a are onMinritril to announce Ibe niiso of
WILLIAM W. WOltllAl.L. of Clcarlicld. as a
eanJidale for Treasurer, subject to lite action of
Iho Pcmccratio party at tho priaiary clcclion.
W'e aro nnlhorlxed to announce tho name of
DAVID W. IVHi; vt Jordan township, a a
caadidata for Troaurer, snldcct tu the action of
tbo Dcmoaralio party nl the primary election.
We are authorised to announce tho natna af
JOHN OWENS, of l'tke township, na a oandl
diite for Treasurer, subject lo tho action of tbe
Drmocratie parly at the primary election.
iiniit'T ArTOHNKY. ,
We am authorised lo aanounce Ihe name of A.
O. Kit AM EH, of l.awrruee lot nibip, ns a oandi.
dale for District Attorney, subject In tbc action
ol tho lutnoeratle party at the primary election.
Wo are authorised to announce the name of
FRANK Fim.DlNd. of I'lcarlleld, as a candi
date fur District Attorney, subject to the notlun
of tbo Di-tnooratie party at the primary election.
toll STY COMMISSION i:h.
We nr anthorited lo aonoonc the name of
CLARK SHOWN, of Lawrence township, as a
eaodtdate for County Commissioner, subjeel lo
tho action of the Driuocratio party ai the primary
elaetUn.
We are eulbcrltrd lo annonne Ibe name of
niLHKItT r). TO.KR, of Chest township, as a
candidal for County Commissioner. snMent lo
the action of the Democratic party at tb primary
election.
We are authorised lo announoa tb name of
JOHN D. MILI.I'H. of Chest township, aa a can
didate fur Conntc Cummlrfiono, subjoct 'o th ac
tum or Ih Damucratui party at tb primary
election.
JURY tOMMISKIoNEH.
Wc ara authnrlsM to announo lha name of
JOHN W. SIll llAKT.of ClearSeld, as a candi
date Nr Jury Commissioner, subject to th action
of tbe Dtmucrallc party at the primary election.
AtLDITOH.
We are athorise-d to announce tbe nam of
LEWIS C. liLOOM, of Lawrcnco township, as
a candidate ft.r County Auditor, eulijaet lo tbe ac
tion of tbo Democrat' parly at lb primary
election.
Sheriff's Sale.
BY firtueof wrinof Vrmtiirioni Krptnm; fatd
oat of tb Court or Com moo Flei of Clr
Qrl(l eounlT. ftDd to mo directed, thvrfl will
btiMd to public !, at tbt Court Iloato,
la tbo borough of Ctvarfleld, on Moodnj, tht
Secufid dj of Juaif 187.1. at 1 o'olork, f. oa.,
tho following deirtlbcd rnl entato. to wit i
A trrutn tract 'ni " ' morn town
hin I'luarfivld coanfr. Pi., bounJod nd d-
cfilcd ih folio!, to-wit ! leginnfi)g ot ft imill
brmlook, thenca norlh li rt 1M pnmhei to
(unit, tlifineo math t 1 lfl T-10 ir'ahM to
putt, thenct math 1 writ Mi prrcltoi tu poft,
tliroco norlh t7i writ lift 7-10 ,ern.t tn )c
of bcffinnlnr, Pintfiii.lnjr 121 err f tud 120 per-
cbc, nearly all cN-urM nnd having ft lurge dwrll-
ing liouw. bum, ori:bard, wervon. pqiitiI,
lakra tn rxroutioo ftnd to bo luld bj tht prnpertjr
of .1'tbn K- Jlackftiibrrrr.
Arr, a ofrtdln lot of grnunl, ltiintr In tb VU-
Ingo of JyneiM, Clttrfcld count, 1., bound
ed north bjr an allo.r, t bj lot No. ?H, touth bjr
Martin trei t and wctt by Vnlnut utrtot, and b-
tta known tu tut h: , tn tht rinn or Mid Tti-
Uigf, and briag CD funt front and 200 fret dnrp,
nd hnvlng ft I a IRQ two-ptiiry frame Hott'i, atthlo
and other bniMingn tlifrmm. Hclxtd, takrn In
rt re ut ion nd to bo void tbt property of Ouo.
ilowon nnd KVn Tamer.
AfO. a crrtuin trnot of land, tilnate in Morrii
townflilp, rirnrfiold pounlr, !'., bounded and de-t-ribtd
aa fullowti Wt by land of Forory and
Urahim, north by tbe Hutiithnniift rtw, oatl uy
C. Hartunr nn I mth by land of Ucorge lloorcr,
onntiiiiiing ftcro. and having about 25 atirei
otaarcd and ft h'iaio and barn tlierwn twted.
Seised, laktn In exwntion and tu bt told at the
property of Jatnt'i J. LuciWs
A'-ko, a rrrlnin tract of land, tltuate In TVeatur
township, ClMrntld ootintv, I'a.. bounds north
by Ihn Turnpike, taut by Und of W- W. Unto,
on ttin rmtib by Tynmt ami t,'rrflr. Ui!road
and un tht wt at by lut uf John Hnrnef, contain.
Ing al'ont of aa aire, and having a twoitery
frauit dwelling but and nthtr IrtprovrBioiita
tberi'ou, hviird, taken in mvrution and It bt
lutd a ibe properly of KJmund MlVy,
Aln, a ewiriain trat of land, tilnatt In Decatur
towii.li p, (Jlnarfttld oouniy, Pa., hnnaded by
I)illingtnn, tonth br T.vront ad i'learflrld
Hatlruiiit, wmt by KHierlt aad porth by tbe
I..m ta . .1.1. .! kljIHl 1 ma a.l wtlrl Ha fill a
I ""'I'lt.D, V..U. R , -
U im- i"7 Itatnt bow atif e(tff ttnrwrrintot
alJrw gidrrrttefmrntj.
therecn. Gvlat-d, taken In elocution ui to be
fold n th property of 1 noma tfrns.
Aleu, oertaln tract ef land, situate In Chest
township, Clearfield county, To., bounded on tbe
west by lana or n. A, trrtu. on tn norm by land
of Tbmas A. Motlse, on tho east by land of Jaa.
Wearer aniloli the south by land of Jess Hut
tun, containing urrnly Br acres, with about to
aoiea Clearatl, and a frame buuse, log barn and
other Improvement thereon, ttalaed, taken in
etoctillon and to b sold a the properly of John
S. Knyder.
Also, certain lot of land, situate tn Osoeota
borough, 1'lcarfleld county, I n., bounded on the
mth by lot of Ilichsrd tiuss, west by Line!,
street, liorlb by street and east by an alter,
and baring a plank dwelling bouse and frame
stable thorttoo. rWisod, tsken in execution aud to
ba anld as the property of Hcnjumin Kline.
Also, a certain tract of land, situate in Knoi
township, i'luarfli-ld county, Ta., bounded on tbe
east by liind of J. XI. Cbnac, on the loutbby land
of I. use .K K or, on the west by land of John
felloe1 citat and on tb north by land of Isaac
MuKec, eonlainlng one hundred acres, sixlyaerer
f which Is cleared, and bur Ing aloji house, frini
burn and oruhard theroon. Hdiieil, taken In exe
cution and to be sold as tb properly of William
Trade.
Also, a certain tract of land, situate In T. teu
ton township, ('IcarHuId oonnty, l'e., bounded on
the oust by food of U. W. Uarrctt. on tbe north
by land of Straw, on Ih west by land of
Hand Woods aad on the south by land of L. K
Uarrctt, containing Iwouly-slx acre and hariug
about ten acre cleared aud log bous thereon.
Feise.1, tHken in exreutico and to be sold as tbo
property of Mark WithcrlgM.
.Alsu, a ecrtnin tract of land, situate In Cur
iTill borough. Cleartleld county, I'etiuiylra.
ni.i, bounded aud described aa follows, lo-wlt t
On 8tt. street fifty feet in width and eighty
feet in deptli on Filbert struct, and known ss lot
No. V, in gcntrtl plot of said borough, nnd bar
ing tbcrron erected log and frame two-story
boasr, 46xS feet, a shop, slalile aud olbet out
buildings. Bolted, taken in iceciitiin nnd le be
sold as lb proterly of It. A. Chambers. ,
Also, certain truct of mod, situate in Dnalur
township, Clearfield county, Fa., boundod e th
north by th turnpike, on the east by .H.
linglcn, un the eoulh by tbe Tyron and Clear
field liallroad and on tbo west by Kdmuud Hiley,
ocntainlng about ) aero, end baring a two
story plank bouse and other improrenentt there
on, eoiicd, taken in eieeutiou and to b ioU as
lb properly of John llaruu. i
Also, certain lot of land, situate in Chotter
hill. Drc.itur township, Clcarne'd coonty, l'o.,
bounded oo tbe norlh by tut of Muster Hal, an
Ilia east by lut or Alport, and Ih wt by
Water ttrcct and on tb touth by lot ol Dr.
Hoops, and having a frame dwelling house there
on en-eted. bailed, taken in execution atd'o bo
told as tin property of tin mud MrJIull.n and
Sarah HeMullea.
Alto, curtain tract of land, situa'a In Tiura
tide IciwnjLip. Cleartleld ciuotv, I'a., bouudedand
described as follows, to-wit t beginning at acosl
bank oa Ibe s n b tide of the buucbannariier,
thtnoe tenth rS drgrcet cast 22j pcrchra to port,
thene north i degrees east lit perchn to pot,
tbeuce north h8 degrees west 32J perchra. mor
or Icar, lo the south bank of I lie river, thenr up
sid river the following course and distana-s:
South 41 drgrte west g.1 percbe. couth 7 d'grwa
west 31 perches, south :i2 degrees west 28 petcbes,
south II degrees cast 2D perches, toolb Ibd'grars
west 03 perches, south 71 degrees oast U pwtliev,
aouth II degree east 1 pcrehci, loath fi de
grees east 10 perches j thence south 3 rjegrat t
east 2c perebes, onssing the rirer, lo post un Ih
bank, tin nee touth decrees eart 18 i 10 i.ar.
choc to post, thtnoe nerh ii degree east 20 per.
cue to post, incur norlh 7 degrees east 7 110
perches to post, thence norlh ) degrees eest
perches to peil. thence noith 7t derroeeeast lOi
pevohea l post.lhenee north iOdrgrercoost 2 f-ls
psrabea lo post, tbenet norlh It degrees fast I I,
pcrcnes 10 post, Ittenc norlh s degrees east 1 fr-t
perches lo pol, tbcaca -a'h fjll degree sunt It
perches to pott, thence touth III deffrresrast lot II
perchrt to twamp oak, thence aouth BV drgrrrt
etvst 21 perches to white oak, Iheooo north 61 de
grees rait 7 perches lo hemlock, Ibenca north S3
uegries eaet ) perenct to Hemlock, thence north
: Ut-grect ctJlJ nt n-het to bine, tbenee north aa
degree! call 10 perchrt to pmt, Ihenc touth 2,
earl H perches to bee.-b, Ifaeoo norlh 1 1 i de
grees east 14 prrenrs to beech, thene norlh I
decrees west (crossing the river) 31 porchet to
coal bank and plan of beginning, containing Si
acres and allowanoe. inoia or less, beinc tract
nrveyed In the name nf Joshua Humphrey and
if aorce lying norm or tn nrcr and Included In
the alKive boundariis, Wing p.irl of warrant So.
600.1, Ihe nhnle enntaining j? eons aud allow
ance, more or les, having thereon erected one
Uriit Mill, one taw Mill, on large Brick I'well
ing House, on J-'ratno 8tor House, on Bank
nam, lenaut House and other oulbuildioKs. with
about r-oTcnty-flr acres clcare I thereon (exeep!-
l aou ntwrnng nui 01 toe aoore dcecritied land
ou lot with bouse, barn and otbtr outbuildinei
the-eon, being titualed on Main ttreet, in the
Tinage oi i.urnilile, and being IM fret rront by
21 fr.t in depth and known at Ih Matthew Ir.
Tin property.) Beited, taken In execution and to
l.e told aa ibe properly of tlattbetr Irtln oad
vv in. u. irnn, ucc d.
Taras or Sum. Tb nrla or ram at which
th property shall ba stro.k off must b. paid at
th tin of sale, or luce other arrangement!
made aa will b approved, otberwiietb proper
ty will b Immediately put up and aold again ai
tb trp-ns. end risk of tb person to him il
was struck elT, and who, in el deficiency tt
such re rale, tba'! make good the time, and In
no ltjil.net will th Heed be prrtenled In Court
for eonnrmtlion unlet the money I actually
paid le 111. M,. nil J UiTlS J. HE,
hnamrr t Omen, I fe'herilf.
CIcarD.ld, Pa., May 14, 1873. J
Sheriffs Sale.
BT Tlrtnt of nrlti nl fieri Vici'nt, iud
out of tht Court nf Common Pleat cf Clear-
Ii id tounlr, and to ma directed, lb era will bt
cxpnied to ri'KMC SALR, at tbt Court Home,
tn tbt borough or ClfurBttd, on Monday, tbt
Hecond day of Jane, H7I-, at I o'clock, p. m,
tbe following HrnJ B tMt, to wilt
All that orrtain Jot of ground and its pro rt
uieott thrrron crrctrd, aituittt in tbt borough of
Clearfield, Ctmtrtleld eoanty, Pa., bounded on the
north by Chorry street, en tbt taut by lot of V.
Leitftirger, on tht ioutb by an ally and tn tht
wctt by tbo lot on which tht fret icbool building
lands bell-It N'o V9 in tbt eenoral ntot of
eaid borough and being fifty feet front on t berry
itreet and attending baok aoutb 173 feet to aa
alloy, and hieing m two itory fraiao dwclliog
thereon, about Jli!fl fet( with kitchen atUrhrd
liilA feet aud ft plank ttablo. firltad, taken In
execution and to he iuU at tht property of Donttl
onniny.
Alto, all dffrolnt'i Intorrit In oertatn rfoJti
tate, eituaie In (loitteti townthin, ClearO? Id coun
ty, I'a , ooutainmg nlxut 2U0 aoren, bounded on
tbe en it by land, uf K rider, Hny 4b Co.. tn the
touth by litodi nf William Mupcf, on tht wett
nod north by landi of K rider, liny k Co., bar-
ing aoout 20 ai-ret oleareil with log honit and
burn thereon erected, ftiiid, taken In t.tecutluu
and to be lold ai tht property of Unnittl Cypher.
Ado, all that certain tract of Ifnd, eltuatt In
Decearia townahrp, Cletrfleld tonnty. Pa., begin
ning at a dogwood pott at tba nurtb-wtit corner
of John 1). Miller turvey, thenee by Inndi of II.
Philipt wcit 10A p pit hot to hcuilook on wen
bank of tmatl run, theuct couth 100 perahet to n
dogwood poet, theoot tnit 10rt perchtt to dog.
wood poit In the lino of Kd. Tipton't tuney,
theiiet north 160 perchet to tbe plain of begin
ning, tonitining 1U0 mm, mora or Jeet, and hav
ing about tO aorei oleared with frama barn, houat
and other outbuilding thereon ereotrd. betted,
taken in execution and to bt told at tht firoperty
of Jtfit K. and Ktirah Dillcn.
Alio, all that eortain lot of land, tituatt In
Lawrence townnhip, Clearfield county, J'rnoayl
rania. bounded and dcucribcd at fdlowa: Be
ginning at tht corner of George Carter on tbt
turnpike road leading from Cloarneld toljafbtrt
burgt, thence northerly along Mid road 90 feat.
then ne norlh 8rt writ by lot of Hnrauol Dill tt the
back Umm of pM r n ovu ijt Jouathaa
Nichols to P. C. lleiaty, Ibeuoa along laid lint
outh 2 end I to tht line of land of Janatban
INic hull, dne'd., thenco touth 8d eatt by laud of
mid Jonathan Nioholt, dvd'd., and bit of George
Carter Sit feet to tlio pi not of beginning, and
having thereon erected a two ttory bnllooa frftoat
homn. frame ttabit. wood bount and other out-
bnil'llngt. 8eiicd, taken In rxecntlnn and to bt
told aa the property of Milton II. Nicboli.
Txaut or Sajlb Tbt prion or tuui at whUk
the property aball bo ttruok off mutt bt paid at
tht time of tale or tuch n her arrangmtnti
taatU at will bt approved, othtrwlet tbt property
wt'I bt liomediattly put up and told again at
tht txpenet and rnk of tbt pereon to whom It
wit ttrnek off, and who, in eaet of deficiency tt
auch rt tele, ehtll wiakt good tbt aamt. and In
no inttanot will tht ltod bt preicntrd In Court
for confirmation union tbt money ii actually
paid to the Sheriff. J18TIN J. I' IK,
p ii tin rr R orrtrn, I DborilT.
Clrarfldd, i'a., Maj 14, ISM. j
AI)1IM1 HATOH'rt NOTICl-Notlct
It hereby glrcn that letter of almtniPtration
on Iho tutnta of J'lllM OHJt, dnoeatM, lata
of l.awrcnet townnbip, Clearfield onunty. ptnp'a
Having iicen duly grantca to mo utKiorxignefl, all
prrenni Indebtrd tu taid aetata will pipit k aakt
payment, and tbonn having tlKlmt or dm audi
niil piT.i-nt theai properly auilimtlcitcd fur ttt
tlrnitnt. JuII.N W. WUIGLKV,
Mty H, lflTl-flt. Arltniniitrator,
AliTIOM All prraomtre hereby nn
J tided not tn Interfere with Ihe following
pMperly now In tht poucifion of Itanlol Cvphert,
tlit name It left with him tulijivi to our order.
Two ptir leU, 1 red cow, I euotted eow,I eteert,
I hejrer, 1 log ohain, t two hone wagon, 1 pair
grtf borint and be mow, 1 pair bay hornet and
barncin, and i a-n of nlicat in pn.und.
i,ivj;it pnir, i.oulc 4 co.
01,, May 11, 187,3 Kt, -
CI iUTIO.V. AH prrpcotara hereby notified
J not to interfere with tht following nr'-pertr.
now tn the handtof Georgn Chatinan. of Morria
townnhitti Ono man borit. I ttirrul mart, I Un
nlng mill, 1 drag, I rultivnAur, I two-horPt wag
on. The tame htdnng to (aft and art ltd with
klm anbert tn mv ordef.
it, if.i3i. Areri.N jhlixx.
SheritT's Sale.
TIT vlrtnt of writt of Zeeari W. !
I J mud onl of tbt Court uf Com mo Pleat of
Oltatntld tonitr, and to ana directed, tfatrt
will bt txpottd U PUBLIC HALE, at tbt Court
llo net in tna worough of Cltarneld, tn Mon
day, tbt fitoond day of Juno, 1873, at 1 o'clock,
p. in., tht following Real KetU, to will
A wrtftia ploct or traot of land, tituatt In Pike
towntbtp, CltavtAtld eunty, Pa., beginning fti n
mitpte, t lionet north 110 perohet tn putt, thuoot
weA 119 perch tt to obtetuut oak, luauot ioutb
2-tl perchrt to white pint an old oorner, thenoe
north 84 drgrcet eaet 93 perohet to wbitt oak,
thou at ft'irtb 74 i degravi weet 4 1 perch ee to looutt,
thenot north 07 degrcet tait 2A perohet lo loouit,
llttnct north 08 degrcet eatt 28 perchet to loouit,
on tho rirer near tht mouth of Hogback run,
thenoo down tht river Itt tvveral couriet and dit
tnuoet lo mapltand plactof beginning, oontain
Ing 1 6 1 atret. mnre or Jett, bomt, barn aud cleared
land tboroon. Alio, ont other lot, tituatt In tbt
bornugb of Curwentvilla, Clear! eld oonnty, Pa.,
on tho tent tidt of Filbert ttreet, begl.olng at
about 60 foot north from Htato ttrett, oonlaluing
ISO feet front en Filbert itreet, and extending
baok 60 fetl aaatward, and having a large taarn ;
home, liable and olbor outbuilding! Ibrtui traot-1
td, Beiied, taken in execution and to bt told at
tht property of Leah Bloom, Adininlitratrix of
Iaaao llioouj, deo'd, .
Alio, all that eortain two-ttory frauit dwelling
boune. twenty by thirty feet, tituatt on lot Nt.
60, on tbt touth taat corner of Good and Clarra
etrtcta, in tbt borough of Uuultdalt, Clearfield
oounty, Pa. Belied! taken In execution and to
bt told ai tbt properly of Ifcnry 0'Neil.
Alo, tituatt in Pftonville, Clearfield oonnty,
Pa., all I hat Mrtain ouo-and-ft-balf ttory frame
building, Itixlfl feet, on tbt touth tide uf Main
itreet, on lot adjoining landi of D, 8. Moort nnd
Urorga lUol)onald, and to much ground Immedi
ately ftdjaccnt thereto at will bt ntotxtftry for the
ordinary uie thereof. Sciied, taken is execution
and to bt told at tho property of Geo. McDonald.
Alto, all that tertain one-itory framt tmltb
bop, tituatt in tht Tillage of Pannrillt, UlcnHUId
county, Ptnarylvanla, and being about UiM
feet fin ilic, at the oorner of Malu and Pine
trtota, together with tt much ground immediate
ly ftdjaoeut thereto at will bo neoctaary for tbc
ordinary uet thereof. Belied, taken In axaaution
and to be fluid aa tht property of F. O'Ltary.
Tnnwa tr 6i,t Tbe prlct or asm at which
the property tball bt atruek off atutt bt paid at
tbt tluit of talt, or tneh otbtr arraogtmtnlt
madt at will bo approved, otbtrwitt tbt prop
erty will bt Immediately pnt up and sold tgatn
nt tht tiptoat and rltk of tht porton to whom
H w ttruok off, tnd who. in taat of de Atltney,
at auch rc-aaJa, thall makt good tbt tame, and
In no Inittnee wll! tbt letd bt preiinted In
Conrt fur eonflrmation nnleat tht money It tt)
tually paid the Sheriff. JUSTIN J. PIK,
, BiiKnirr's Orncn I . fihtriff.
Cltdtrfield, Pa., .May 14, 1873. f
On Salunlny, Nay lOtli, 1873,
Mrs. T. E. WATSON
Returned from Pbilftdelphia with, all tbo to v el-
tlel of tba teatel la
61'UMGR MILLINERY GOOD.',
PATTF.HH UONXKT3 A WATS,
KICII AND RARK FL0WKR3, ,
All tht ntw thftdot of RIB BONA, At.
My Trlmatd Pattern Ooodt art perfeelly ele
gant and rlcb, all being lata importation! dtrttt
front Parit, and will bt told at vtry 'rtducod
prieet.
nearfield, Pa., May 14, 1173.
In 1HR COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
of Clearfield Connty, I'a, ,
Klllt Cftlbarlnt Bruit b
by her next friend
No. M March T. 18T4.
Ldward Curry
re.
Thouat M. Smith.
AHai Sub. Sur Pivoree.
Tho nndoraigntd oommiationtr appolntod by
tho Court lo.tako ttetiwuny In tbt abort elated
cite, hereby givet notice that bo will attend tt
tbo dutiea of hit appointment, at tht office of Cy
rut Gordon, Ktq., in the borough of Clearfield,
on Tbun lay, May 29th, 18,3, at t o'clock p. m.,
when and where tltote in t ere ated mav attend If
they toe prepor. DAN L W. Mctl HDY,
May 7, isid.-ftt t ommiifioner.
RI.;iSTI K' NOTICIA-VotUei. hereby
given that tbt following account! hart been
examined tnd panted by me, and remain lied of
meord in tint oflVo fur tho impaction of heirt,
leeatei.rditnri.and all othen in any other way
intrretted, nnd will be prrwntcd to tbo next Or
phani' Conrt ol Clearfield oouuty, to Uo brld at tht
Luurt iiouae, in iiw ooruugo or viearnaia, oom
menutng nn the lt Monday (being tho 3d dav)
of June, A. 1). 1ST".
Aoeootit of Jacob Ite, Admlnletrutor C. T.
of aUatil Crowell, bile of Graham twp., deer a ted.
Account of David DroMler, guardian of minor
tbtldren of Jamet Flegal, lata of Uoihtn town
hip, dcocated.
Aoouunt f John Withernw, tvtoutor of tbt latt
will and tcitaincot of Isabella Thomat, deetaied.
Acconnt of John Wilbtrow, guardian of Lydia
llrgstrty, minor child of 11. H. ilegrty. lata ol
Woidwnrd td'nthij, leoeareiL
Final account of Henry J. Mtad and Mary K.
Leonard, adminlitraton of John Lvunard, latt ol
Goehen town (hip, decenned.
Final account of Zach. McKnul, tt eon tor of
Joseph Smeal.late of 1'iko towotrhip, dtotatd.
A ioount of John C. Tyler, guardian of Almeda
ftadebaugh, minor child of Auitin 6. Brown, da
otanode Final account of Vary Kitnter, ftdminittrfttrix
of Jamei Ppcncer, lite of l'enn townabip, dee'd.
HitiiNTRn't Orrrri, I A. W. LKK,
Cnarfltld, Pa., Mny 7, I87t-tt. Hegittor.
COURT PROCLAMATION.
XirilKUEAS, Hon. 0. A. MAYKR, Pretidtnt
IT Judge of tht Court of Common Float of
tht Twenty-fifth Judicial Dlitrict, eompoied of
tho eouattea of Clearfield, Centre and Clinton
and lion. William 0. Foi,t nnd Hon. Joan J.
Run, Attooitto Jed get of Clearfield eounty,
hnvt Wiutd their precept, to mt directed, for tht
holding of ft Cnort of Common Pltat, Orphant'
Court Court of Quarter 8c m i oat, Court of Oytr
and Terminer, aad Court of Gentrtl Jail Deliv
ery, at tbt Court Home at Clearfield, In and for tbt
onunty of Clearfield, tommeorlng on tht firwt
(Holiday, Vd day of Juut, IH13, and to ooa
ttnue two week. '
NOTICR 13, therefore, hereby glvea, to tbt
Coroner, Junticot of tht Peaca, and Conitabler,
In nnd for taid county of Clearfield, to appear la
Ihtlr propor peroont, with their Record, Roltt,
Inqnliitloot, Kxamioatlont, and albtr Uemem
branoet, to do thone tblngi which to thtir ofiicta,
and In thtlr behalf, pertain to bt dont.
GlVKIt under my hand at Clearfield, ttili 7th
day of Juno, in tht year at tnr Lord ant
t lieu land tight hundred tnd ttventj-tbrte.
JUliTIN J. PIK, Sheriff.
DR. H. . VAN VALZAI1.
Ofhoe next door to UarUwlck A Irwia't
Drug titort, up atairt.
5:7 CLb'AHFtELD, PA. m
RgrntKnrM. lit. H. V. Wilion, Dr. 3, Q.
tlartiwick, Faculty of Jeflorton Mtdle&l College.
BRICK I BRICK I BRICKI
A m USUK YARD.
WS. PI.UMMER A CO., hiving ttorttd
ft new nnd txteniivt Rrb-k Yard tn
Clearfield, art prepared to makt contract! for Ont
date Red Brick, in large or imall quantities.
Or dr re and correapondtnoo aolicited Informa
tion ean bt obtained by calling at Hyndcr't Mu
sic Store, or by ftMreing
W.e. lll'MMKR A CO.,
DiyT-tf Clearfield, Pa.
jOOK AND UE.VD !
SADDLE & IIAHESS MAkIG!
: JOHN 0. EABWICK,
Mmkot St., CLEARFIELD, Pa.,
Is th man to nn to If Tan anl a tot ef new
II.M1NKH8 or a new 8AHDI.K, or anjlhlng else
In thai line. He tarn out a Rood wnrk as Is
don In an innp In Fennsylrania, and liis priori
are very reasonable.
Constuntly on liaml a full lln of
TUOTTING GOODS,
tnnti as Troll In, fiaiMlea, (junrler nd Hliln Pls,
Trutlln; lloll.tr, Whi., Fine llrnaheeand Oaat.,
it, A tin. aaaortinent of Nets, Jlor. C'o.srs,
Kara blankets, UulTalo llobet, It., At., Uapt la
snascn. In faet anjlhln, thai bort rr.su icanij In
dmnI of Is tlwars an hand.
All of which will be sold at whuleral at rUll
at tli very fairarl ratra.
KepairinK pmiaptl lltr-.dij a. AH orV
vii.iaolaeil. rl)iru Itt mora i.imrrlf nr.iiplrd as
Post I'Hi'T; April , l-T.l.
grjj ftoofo, tSwrriftt, if tr.
Down I Down 1 1
THE - LAST ARRIVAL
' AND Or COURSB TUB CHEAPEST I
t, r l ; . r - , ' '-'
A Proclamation against ! High Prlcesl
"i. . i. i. i
'VTTI art now opening np a lot of tht beat ftnd
ft mott fttfttonabla Ooodt ftnd Warea or
offered In thlt market, and at prieet that remind
ono of tht good old dayt of cheap thlngt. Tboao
who lack faith upon thit point, or deem our alltv
gatlont tuptrfloout, need but
C.I VI, yffT Olrt STORE,
Corner Front and Market ttrettt, j
Whtrt they can ant, foci, bear and know for them
tolret. To fully uoderoUnd what are e heap goode,
thit moat ot aunt, no ao not acta it nocettary
to tnumerntt and Itemiie our ttock. It It taougb
fur ut to ttatt that ri. , r ; v
We have Everything that is Needed
and eon mi rood tn thlt market, and at prieet that
ftatoniah both old and yonng.
ledzo . juaiM'u BiiAvr Burl.
f. ft. MILL IB.
A. n. powbu..
MILLER & POWELL,
, WHOLEHALK A KKTAIL '
M ERCHAUTg, j
0 rebate's Kow, Market SI, '.' '
" CLEAKFIELP, PA.
Wa would moat rspotfally Inform oex friends.
taitgm.rs, and th pnbll (eneratly, that we ar
new bak In our old quarters, wnlek bar be
remodolod and Improvod, and ar now pre.
pared lo noeoaawtodaU all who snaj faror mt bj
ttttinf.
SEW C D B J
Ut bar jnet ror.lt ed an ef tb largest eloeks
of alt kinds of M.rtiaadli.rr bruuflit tClor
lld enuate, wkiek w intend to wll at 1Mb If
Bras as will make It an lJeet for all person to
parches from ns. Families larluf in winter
inpplie of ararris, Dry (Jnndt, Ae.. fbonld not
fall t gir, nt eall, at we feel ardnt ear
prloef and superior ejuilltr of good! will ample
s.tiifj all. Our Hock of
OHO C E 111 K s
tontittt of Coffret bf Iht brt quality, Teat, Bo
gin of all kind, Uolatett, Pith, Salt, Cbeota,
Dried Fruit, 9pleei ProrUiuw, Pleur and Feed,
Ac, At. Our ttotk tf - '
DRY GOODS
Is larg and rarltd, and wt will Just ajr w aa
supply anjr artiele Is that lino, withut MQDier-
lln- ... .
HEADY -MADE CLOTI1ING
Wt hart ft large ttock of ready -made Clothing
for Mon anj Bwyt waar, which wt will dirpottof
at a vary email adraneo on tott.
Boott and fihoet, Ratt and Copt, Hardware,
Quttntware, Wood and Widow Ware, Notiont,
Fanty aoodt, Carp ttt, Ollclotln, Wal Ppert,
Window Shadet, Ao At.
41 Being txteatlrvly tngagad n tbt Lnmbor
buttnett, wt art ablt tottTevauperiorlndaottntntt
to Jot bore.
MII.I.KR A POWELL. '
ClearAvId, Pa., Jan. I, 1871. -
JANIEL GOO I LANDER.
. LL'TlIEKDl'Ri, PA.,
Dealer la
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
HOSIERY & GLOVES,
HATS A CAPS and BOOH A flHOKft,
Tobacco, Grocer let nnd Fish, Kaila, Hardware,
futdtaftware aud UUiiwaro, Mrn't and
Ryt' t'lwthing, Drug, Paint a,
Oilt,. dtobuwl Hooka, -
a Urgt lot of Patent Mtditlnrj,
Caadlee, Xutt A Urird Pratt. Cbcrtt and Crack
tr Rock and Rifle Powder,
Floor, Grain And Potatoes.
Clortr and Timothy flttd, .
lelt Ltathar, Morecwot, Tiniagt, Rlndingt aad
Thread, Kboamaktrw Toolt and
fihoa Fmdingt.
Kt grtator variety of goode In any start In tb
eonnty. Alt for it It eery low fur cash or touatrj
product at Ibo Cheap Corner. April 10, 1B7S.
J. M. KRATZER.
D
I.HI R A BI.K UT V LE f r...!raer, le.,
rr Men ana no;,, at j. H. KRAI.hK 8.
TIIRF.IVPI.V, Brutselt, Ingrain and other
Ctrpetl, alio, Aoor Oil Cloths, at reUaeed
prior., at J. H. bllAT.bKK.
BET AHORT'IIlT efWell Paper erer
oflered In tbia vieinitj. Ill to $1 per niee,
Una gilt paper, elf., at J. M. KHAUKK It.
TH B MONT p.pnlar maket of Martini. Rbrot.
Ings Pill. Mutlini, Ae., at a.io.ll sjr.nre
aoTeost.bj tbe piece, al J. M. kHAIItKS.
NEW COODH, KKW BTYLK0, LARGE
ASSOKTNK.ST, LOW PP.IOKK, all to be
loundat . 1. M. eSUAIIER'n.
I- AlrlErV Illl EMS GOOIM, I tb greateet
J varietynew tprlug thadea nrv.rt and
moat deiirable jtts at 1. M. KKATZLK S.
AVABIUTV of Dresi Oo.de, tollable for
mourning also (rape reils, rollers, Ae,,
eon.Untly on bao.l, at J. M. KIUTZKH'8.
RFl'1'.l VI N larg supple nf Ladles' and
Children' dboes, suado lo order and war
ranted. A haudeom trailer for 12.00 al
meh2( 1. U. K IIATZRR'B.
BI'JIT Granit. war Tea Ret and Chambr
Bete, k elros and Porks, gtlrer-plated Pork
aad poons, Table Linrn, Napkins, wt rh., at
each:, J. H. KRAT7.KH p".
SHAH I.. Beards, Keektles, Cellar, Veil,
Hair Goods, Gloves, A. Kid Glove at lit,
als. the Josepbin. Seamless Kid tlloves, at
rnch!, I. U. KRATZKR'S.
JRATZEtt LVTLE,
: HARK IT STRRET,
CL IURPIK1D, r A.
P. alert in
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
. GROCERIES,
Hardware and Queknswarr, I
Boot, Shoos, Hals, Cups, le,
-Sboemak.rt tupplUd ,k LEATHER
and 8H08 FINDINGS al r.doeed rat.
SALT ! "ALT! RaLTI at wh.lesel Hi
retail very cheap,
PAINT?, 0IL1, CALCItit.0 PLASTER, A.
A lther,i dliteunl t kulldtro. '
n.ovsEnot,p tJOODS, CARPETS, window
SHAUEa, OIL CL0TU8 la larg
auantltle.
FiSH, FLOOR. BACON, CORN MEAL and
CIIOP, alwayt kand.
grAll.flk akerrt good tr ,rehad
aoluslvely for task, and therefore and miff
he tM a shf Ik fheepest. (b ;s
HE LATEST MOVBI
THE LATEST MOVE !
HARTSW1CK 4 IRWIN'S
DRUG STORE,
T their nw building on ftwoud Rtroot, nmulj
polt tn. Mor r wearer Mtu,
: CLEARFIELD, PA., '
TTbert tbty will conllnnt tt innply their old aad
at at any ntw taatomtrt at mty come, with
PUUK DRUGS!
cuemicalsj:
PIl Alt MACK t'TICAL PREPARATIONS,
. (tacludlng all new remeJis,) .
Patent sfedieln.t, Paint and Oils, (lints and
Putty, Hrbool Books, Rlationsry, Paper,'
j- Ac nlaot a fall Un f tlxug-
- glU' Sundries, lialr -
, " r - . '. .Tni, . r. j, r
Coimetie, PerfatmerUt, Toilet Arlletr, Brushes,
Toilet Soaps, I'oeket Books, A., all of
- . ... tb best quality.
PURS WISES ASD LIQUORS,
for medical A aacromtltal purpose! eely.
Pur Whit tad, Color of alt klade, Raw and
Boiled Lined Oil, Varnishes, Terpen,
tin, Coal Oil, Paint A Varnish , .
Brushes, Flavoring
Kjlraats,
- -.r
ConfecUoorrlrs, Bird Seed, Spire, gronnd ood
- . unground, of all kiud.
SMOKERS AND CllEWERS
Will tnd onr atoek of Chawing
and Smoking Tobaee. Imported and Do
mutt Cigar. Snuff and Pino-eul to b of tb
very boat brand in tb market.,
LAMPS AND CniMKBYd,
AU kind .f GLASS WARS,
GARDEN EEEDS, ''''. k '
Hl'SICAL IXSTRUVBNT3
and atuslcal Trimmings ot trtrj variety.
slaving a lg uprlne In th bnstno, and
an axteasiv and well selected ttoek af modieitt,
we ar enabled t. All Physicians' prescription at
the abort notie. and an th. mt reasonable
terms, day and night.
UART8WICK A IRWIX.
CUarfl.ld, Pa-. Mar 1. lE71-tf.
rpERRA COTTA STANDING VASES,
y " 1IAK6ING VASES,' '
Stove Lining and Fire Brick,
. kept constantly oi kand. j j
ST0.E ATliTnEX . WARE
0K EVERT DESCRIPTION I
CROCKS! POTS! CROCKS!
Fleker' Patent AlrllKkt oVtlf . Baallug
Fruit laual . , jr
- BCTTKR t'KOCKie, with lids,
CREAM CROCKS, MII.K CB0CK8,
A1TI.K - BI'TTKR CROCKS, -I'lCKXE
CROCKS,
KL0WER P0T3, MS DLSJJES,
STEW POTS, .
And . groat ma a 7 other things to. numorou ta
meotion, to bo bod at -
FRED'K. LEITZINGER'S '
STONE'- WARE TOTTERY,
Comer at Cherry and Third Streets,
; , CLEARFIKLI). PA.
augl
T
niR AUTOMATIC
Idlnittlnix iflnt-htne!
THl Knitting Machine Is on of the moat use
ful Invention of th. age. By untiring ffort
and Ingemou ei,riutnt tb. Inventor has
achieved what thousands bar. unsuccessfully
tried to a'tatn. That Is, KNITTING MA
CHINE, that will, knit a eock-la aevm mbantea,
hel and toe, oetnplet. Jlsnsti and wirien,M.
Kniuall gradeeof yam. Nuhiee, Tidie, lloodl,
Men' knit Jacketa, Hatlery of all altea, and al
most an endless variety of Useful and Ornament
al (roods. It will knit from a Watch Guard to a
Sleigh llobe, and doet It with neatness and des
patch. Person that ar Incapaeiated from hard
work, a ears from -
TO 84 DOLLARS
Par Day with th Keillor
This kloohln baa taken lb highest Premium
at tb. Principal Eipositione, Stat, and Connty
Fair. It ll simpl and dnrabl In .ontoruotion.
aid will wear a lire-time. Aa It I eooitrartod
with th nnett meebanlrnl riaetness. and for
general raage of work. "IT HAS NO EQUAL,"
and 1 only limited in beauty and etyl by Ih
Imagination and ingenuity f tho operator.
MILT.1IL PRICE, 10.00, '
For rrfrrone tb puUio tan addras .reall up
on Iho following residents of Clevoeld county :
Jo. lab Thuijion, Jonathan Hartshorn, Jndb
Norns, D. D. Hitter, John V. Stull, Curwensrllle;
Lewi J. Uurd and John Orr, Kurd P. 0.; Blah
Johnston, Abraham Bp. near, Klitha Fenton,
Grampian Illll P. 0. Joseph Kirk, Johi 0w
ea, Jame Curry. Lumbar Ciiv.
bamuel Jaakiao, Ktq., at Curwentrlll., It the
General Agent fur ClrarHold aud Jellerton eoun
tie. All Bo'sary information ran ha obtained
v- r.on nim. April 19, lb7,.tf.
MARBLE ASD STOXE YABDJ
Mt.. S. 8. LIDDKLL,'
riavlng ngged la th Mar Me builneta, drtlrea
; Inform her friend and lb puMi that ah ho
now tnd will keep constantly a kand a Urge and
well wMed ttoek of ITALIAN AND VERMONT
MARH, and I proftred tt famish I. order
TOMBSTONES, ' '" - - ! I
BOX ASD CRADLE TOMBS,
MONUMENTS,
Curb tnd Po.lt far Cwnelery Lota, Window
Stilt tnd Caps, alto, ,
BIRKAlt, TARLH AND WASH STAKD
1 TOPS. A... Aa.
oiU-Tard n Reed ttnurt, near tbt R, R
trepni,
Vlearfleld, Pa. ...
l AUri()SIAIp,rMBI ,r, h.r.b.T w.r.l
v-r "nt narnnrtug ov trusting my wife K
both or, uiy aoeount, the having left my bed
a Klita-
and
ja.i eaoFO or nrovocanon, and lam
determined (n . - l .
. 1 ' wi nrr ronrraoting
t)l'fl eomptlleo' by law.
Jif . ... RWN.1AM1N P. FISHKR.
Hocklnn. Apr!) ,;.a,.,
T
. . rw H
" J ' - ' f V.-.,
. ' - ' '. y
H. F. 'BIGLER & CO.
V : ; ttat 11 'i .. . . '
IIABDWAUE,
Alts, Mtnafaettirari of
Tin "and SheeV Iron Ware
' " CLEARFIELD, A.' !T '
LOT OK HAUDLK8, UIIIDLrj,
, t Haracit, Collars, tie., for salt by
pALMEUS PA'l'E2T I" A" LOAD.
1 lag Hay F.rka.ftr ul ly . .
, II. F. EI0I.EE 4 CO.
QIL, PAINT, PUTTY, GLASS,
i Jt , Ntlli, etc., ror salt ky
II. F. BIQLER A CO.
JJARJJESS TRIMMINGS 4 SHOR
' Ftadlngi, for lilt k ' - - '
i .lLTF.' fflGLER A CO.
- -, 1 1
GUNS, PISTOLS, SWOBADCJm
ForttUky '.".-C
: n. r, bigleb a Co?"
, p 'ii- 1 .
gTOVES, OF ALL SORTS AKD
' Bitel, for 11 ky .-.
' ' H. F. RIOLER Afco;
TUON! IRON! IRON! IRON!
. Fr mm f , " , .
V: , h.'f. bioler a co,
JJOKSK SUOKS A HORSE 6II0B
' NAILS, for sslt by i
- .. .-' II. F. BIGLEB A CO.
p ULL ET ii LOCKS, "A LL WZE3
, , . And belt Msaufartars, far sal ky -
" ' 117 F. BIGLER A CO.
T
Ill MULE SKKINS ANDP1PK
, BOSKS, ferial by '
-. U. F. BIGLER A CO.
J70D5ER C.UTTEliS-for (nla by
HCB30-7O H. F. BIGLER A CO.
' (f durational. .
CLEARFIELD ACADEMy.
1 m. . 1 ' 11 "
A Male tnd Female Clinical Hick Rckttl.
Utch Dcparlmeut Separate, Distinct tad
C.napleU In Itoelf.
THE scbotaafln year of this Institution is tlrl.
ded into wa session ol Av moatb (tueatj
one weeks) oaoh. Th Aral teaaioa eommeatrs at
the Arst Monday in September; tb tecoad, oa tbt
first Monday in February. -
The cuurac or iMtruetloa embraces errory tkist
necessary to a thorough, praetieal aad acoomplub
cd education ot both talcs.
Pnpilt will b admitted at any timtaud tkertel
from date tf eatraaee lo tbe eloe of th sstlea.
No deduction will b mad for aboene, tiesal
in easra of extreme and protracted illness.
student from a distance can n oeaommodstal
with board at low rates.
For porticilnra, lend fer lreu1ara, or addrM
Rev. P. L. UAURIiSON, A. N.,
July it, I871-tf. PriieipaL
MISS H. S. SWAN'S '
SCHOOL ; FOR ' GIRLS
CLEARFIELD, fA. '
FpUE SUMMER TERM f elermi we.ka,w0l
X tommame Monday, April' 141b. 1AI.
TERMS OF TUITION. - -
Reading, Orthography. Wrltlng.OhJeetL.
sons, frimarj Artiamati ana rnuaery
Oectrrarbr $1
Ililtory, Local and deteriptlv Oeography
with Map imwing, uramutnr, meaiai
and Written Arilhmeti I N
A lr.hr and the Science .......... II t
Inttructlon in inatrumonlal mui....M.. It M
Oil perlnting, td leetont It N
W11 wort a 1
For full particulars send for Circular. '
Cleareeld, April t, 1A7J. j . 4 :T:Ti-j
CUEKRY TREE . MALE. A FE
MALK COLLEGE.
Tbe Summer Term tf toil Institution will tpst
for tht rreoption of ttudentt f hoik tries aa
MOXDAY.llit ilbday nf MAY, ICS. Thereufk
instructioa -In all tb branch af a cea
Koalwh and academical education. Special tt-
tealion given to tht training tf teachers. 11
auuctiaa ta tbt Piaat tad Orgaa will bt giraa
ky afire Kate W Moor. . 1 - . . w '
ror particular, addreat - -
H. B. K 15 PORTS, nee'y.
Send fer eatalogu. . - - ap)S.t
T UMBER CITY UNION MALE
Id AND FEMALE ACADEMY.
The nnt term of thit school will commtnos tt
lb first Monday tf May, la. eader tbe tater-
Intendency of th Rev. J. 0. Drier, a gradaate ef
Jrnrreon tjncg. wa H nw parmanantiy loaaira
i I, amber City, and baa conaented to teach tkt
erheol. He i a gontlemaa .1 merit, and hat had
tererul year experuact la teaching.
Tuitioa payable one-half in adranet: tkt kal-
anee at the middle of the term.
Comm.. English braaehts M..."i. ...... M
llirher .. " .
Classic....- 1 "
lneth of lrm eirdlee week. Nadedaetiea
for ahecnoe. nnleae in s.se of wrvtroeted illorts.
Books usod art Mitchell'! Urography. Bream
Intellectual and Written Arttbuietloi, Durtl 1 at
glitb Urarauiar, Daries' Elementary Alrebrt,
llullioa'i Latin and Urerk Rr.Jrrs. Oeewetr;
Davie' Legeadtr Serauot of Thiagt, Familiar
Brewer. '
The Lambor Cite Aead.mv la located ia L
bar City, Cltarneld oounty. Pa., til mitrl well if
Curweutvillt, tht termitus tltb Tyrone t near
Held Railroad, and is ram ate from tb. ditiipitlen
and demoralising lafaenottwbMbabtund il waar
larger Blaee. A prudeat patrutag. It totitne..
Hoard oaa b bad at HI. 10 ncr week. Ferfartktr
inrlloulan address the Ppriaclpal, tr tn tf Ut
iiirtciora.
atarcwM,
O. II. Lytlr, " Vim. M. Henry,
Martin Watts. D. W. Hoyt,
R. C. Baaiiliea, D. L. Fergueon,
I Moore, ' Alei. Farg.aeu, '
M. W. Spenocr, Dr. D. O. Crotch.
Lumber City, April M, 181,
ikRPirANS' COURT SALE. Jo
J pursuance of an order of tke OftlW
Court of Clearfield touety, the undcrtlrae4 Ad I
mlnislrator or t.n tttatt of Ucorge brant, u-
or tbt State, of Missouri, dte'd., w'll A.ll it P
lit tale, .t Iht Court Ututt, In tVd break e ,
vit,aobl, i oounty, on
TIII.HMIIAV. MAI. ZZJ. lro.
al 1 a'eluek. P. M. tb. lollowia. daMribed fW1
estate of eaid deeVated, to wit : All that otrlale
tract nf land, situate in Morrii township- mat
connty, hounded by lands of I'aniel beams sw
otnerj, containing imi uinvnov
slMtTT-ruuH Al'llKft, mora or test.
improvemtnta oontist of a good TWO-ST0R'
rl,AAK lltM'ME, Il)i2 feet, WHO men..
iu.k..t ru.MU nun an k. .kl 6 frrt,
m ail... A.,n.i.ii.i;..a noon ORtMIARD "
th. nr.-tn iu. Tl,. ni-.itt.rt 1. alto anJerlalJ
with tool. About out hu ail red acre ef the t"
ia cleared anj unj.r a rood elato of eeltiretltiH
a---u. b.. . .ktl ...r 1 !. narflkwel
.ana. u . i i. k. wii.-. mm v. - i , i
money eisk upon confirmation of tale ; oaa iau
in 011a vr.r. &nd lha h.l.iMHi In two veart tktrt-
alter, the latter two peruieuli, with lutereit f'"y
date of sale, to ha leourtd hv bend and mnri
1 the prtBiiera. DAME I. nnA..
April II, 7,J-t. 1 Admlolstrtiar.
TXHCITT)RJ WOTICR. KotleriJ
' . k. m.m k. U11.M te.i.M.iit.rv barlaj
Lm mmI tn Ik. Mnrf.ral.ned o. tht ettlt
JAMK8 LOCK K f. deeeato.1, later of Wood'arl
township, Clearfield eunlv, Penns)lvaaia.
persons indebted to Slid sta nr. reouested
...-L . 1 1. -U ...... B I .ni lhn. hStl
....... ik. .... Lit nmsent Ilea H
Mlurntitalfd nt ttlliemrni.
.rArrn 1 i-i-'i " '
'M. II. LOCKE t,
mvtfit Ewwttf
AnfiATVS 1 MUSICAL W
B
BTIll'MKNT"l-Orgaiia, both aw a.
d hind, at th Alulie Htort, opposiiew- - j
Fumitart dtora. All persons Inlarestuti are i.u
. r I- daWaVtkll WW
tM tO Mil .4 BIIII w 7-7 1
n vthibltlon. it.wt tMutiie tni ITJ