GEORGE B. GOODLANDER,
' , . BDtlUt 1 MOH11TV.
CL ISA l! HELD, Pa.
WBDSMDAT MORNING, MAT. 1, 1873.
1-UL.i. ii-i i.i I u-j-mi.i
Btork catlior, Radical.'wM ro-elect-llnror
of Williamsport Intt week by
130 majority over Itoigliard, the Dom-
0r.iocandiduto. The areroge Rad
ical majority was 850. j
f -i , m m
'Senator .Sqrnnor was divorced from
til wife by a Boston court Inst R-eok.
She eloped with a Gorman Prlnco who
was hanging around Washington tlirco
year ago. Tho ground of divorce
was adultery anddestrlion. ;
'"The boTernment' got back to
Washington, on Saturday a wcok, af-
er ss aor.il.'e pilgrimftge, tliiouuti tbo
West, About a thousand patriots had
gatherod at the Xalional Capitol dur.
ing the Tresident'a absence, looking
lor an office. ' As the Modoc and Lou
isiana affairs may have attracted Gen.
Urant'a attention, be may overlook
tho claims of the '-bread and butter
brigade" for several weeks longer.
Ilia Successor Hon. Samuel Cul
tin, of Ilollidaysburg, has been cho
. arn a memtor of Hie Constitutional
Convention to Gil tho vacai.cj; caused
by tha doath of Mr. McAllister. We
have known Mr. Calvin for over fifteen
years, and tie is the most decided old
fogy In the Siato. And, go fur as fill,
ing the place of Mr. McAllister is
wncerned, bis selection is a burlesque
upon the Convention and the dead
patriot.
' More ChrUtlan Ktatttme.
Schuyler Colfax, Ilcnry Wilson,
Ulenni W. Scoficld and Oakes Ames
are not tho only christian statesmen
oar country contains. The fuss among
the Ameircan exhibitors, at tho
World Fair, at Vienna, dorekrpca "a
luvr moro of the sumo sort," as the
aoap man would say. It appears from
the correspondence between Gon. Van
fiiircn and tho President that the ras
cals are not all In Congress. John
Jay is tho American Milliliter at the
Court of Austria, and Gen. Van liuren
wthe Chief American Commissioner,
at the Fair, at the Austrian Capitol.
They aro both spvoial pets of Grant,
and sent abroad to represent him,
personally, rnlher than the Nation.
Those two worthies are a auccesa.
Their confederates in Congress do
veloned thcmsolvo to their cnnaiitn.
ants in the Credit Mobilior villainy
and the salary steal. But It was left
to Jay and Van Buren logo to "Eu
rope ar.d there diograco the American
peoplo in the presence of the whole
world, by perpetrating crimes, which,
in a social point of view, exceed in
magnitude tho perjury and larceny of
their brethien in Congress. The cor
respondence indicated is too lengthy
fur u to publish, but the tone may be
inferred by roading what Van Buren
aay of Jay in tho following extract,
lie say :
For ten months I hare spared riertlea or
xprate Is malt oar exhibition a success, end am
atterly unconscious or doing tr authortaiog lo ho
dene iinf.li wrong or unworthy thing, and tho
feraon wbo asserts or intimates Ibat I irtr r.
ec ired or asked, boon promised or expect, single
eent or aoy consideration or adeaatage Mhateeer,
directly tr indirectly, from eny sppotntacat or
eweecssion, or by reason of my position or in an;
war connected wiih (bin exhibition, tea cowardly
knars and liar. Tbe accursed malignity and uu
hellewad ambitioa and vanity of J alia Jay have
tar mouths been employed lo droll?; aio aad my
eirowiisiou, that he might obtaia some notoriety
.evil.
Grant has removed Tan Buren, and
a lively time may be expected. Theso
loyal scoundrels disgraco us at home
and abroad. When will the disgrace
mil Just as soon as thoAinoricun
people begin to Heet gentlemen and
aiatcsmcn ttf olBee.
The Louisiana Trouble. '
' Mob law still has tho upper hand in
this distracted Stato. Butler la not
tho only scourge that has visited that
rommonwealtb. As a public jilunderer
Kollogg, Grant' bayonet Governor,
is a match for the spoon thief. Kel
logg was shot at and missed. The
New Orleans Picayune, of tho 7tb, in
alluding to bis scare, rays :
"After the crack of the whip, or the
pistol shot, or whatovcr It was that
jrightoned Kellogg last evening, he
jumped in his carriage and was driven
at a furious rate to tho St. Charles
hotel. Kellogg got out and In a very
nervous manner, a palo a a fehost,
and enquired for Mr. hob Itivors, pro
prietbr of the hotel. When he enmo,
Kellogg seined htm by thn arm In o
very excited manner, and hurried him
into Hirers' bunk offic-0. ' Jlia first
words wore: Mr. Rivers, I am in groat
tronblc.
. Mr. Kivcra What U the troublo 1
.- Kellogg I havo been shot at. I
don't know what I havo done to this
people that they should ilcniro to take
my lil'o. Whut shall I dor What
sliull I dof clipping bis bands in his
,txlrcmo agitation.
Mr. Kivcrs I'll tell you what I
would do if I were in your place. I
would pack up my trunk and Icavo
the city at once. The people don't
wunl you hero.
, Jvollogg akod How can I got
way with sufclj f 1 have tried to do
my lest for this people. Why shnuld
l1irf desire to kill mo ?
JJr. Ilivcrs So, Governor, you
Irti'.c not dono yo'ir best. Yon huve
Uueivcd every man who ha placed
uiiv con&dccoo hi your word. " , "
I You promitietl s'overul gentlemen in
iny prei.on Uml if utr yon became
liuvurnor you would not conimliuion
filial negro Urowa as Superintendent
.' I'ublio Kdur&liou, And you had not
Vn In , ofllco Uvolvo minutes before
you had comniisnioiied bim, beidos,
-.otjli, to know beat yourself
ur ou wcro elected liovornor
ol.bui you murt be aalislled now
' oti s iiut even t'.ie- choice of
gro, and every Whlrf mfln In
Tht CenlemmUit.
1 1 A mass meeting of tho stockholder
of the Centennial capital fund was
held lu Coucert Hall, Philadelphia, one
day week before last, for tbo purpose
of electing a board .'of twenty-five
directors, to control tbo affair of the
Contenuial Board of finance. The
reporter 'of tho 2V, of that city,
ay :
Among the dislinguiahed person
nrenoni were me lollowlnir i i "
General Joseph 11 11 aw ley, lion.
William Bigler, Hon. Daniol J. Mor
rell, Hon. John L. Stevens, Hon. A.
T. Goaliorn, Hon. George II. Corlias,
Uon. Walter W. Wood, Hon. II. U
Lamborn, Hon. Orestes-Cleveland,
lion. Asa Packer, John L. Shoemaker,
F.q., William V. McKi-an, Kq., Hon
Morion MnMichael, Uon. Daniel M.
Fox, Thnmnt Cochran, Esq., Colonel
II. W. Gray, Colonel Moyer A tub,
Hon. L. W. Smith, Tboodoro Kitchon,
Esq., Mr. Gillosp'o, president of the
Women' Centennial Commiueo, K.
Parker Shortridgo, Esq., John Wana
makcr, Esq., Clement M. Uiddle, Esq.,
and many other.
The meeting was called to order by
Gen. Joseph II. Uawlry, president of
tno united (Mates Cenlenmul Com
mission, and Hon. L. W. Smith, soo
rotary of the commission, road the
call for the meeting. .-..
Hon. Ianiol J. Morrcll nominated
IIun.. Wllllaui Diglur, of OlciDuld
county, Pa., for chairman of the meet
ing, and bo wj unanimously elected
General Uawlcy addressod the meet
ing briefly, in which be stated that
'.tie movenment lor tbo organization
of the Centennial Conimiason was now
comploto, and the enterprise was al
ready an assured success.
Mr. L. W. Smith then read tho act
ot Congress authorizing tho election
of tho Board of Directors for the
Board of Finance, and tbe list of 100
nominoos.
Hon. William Bigler then delivered
the following speech : -
Gkntlimkn : I accept with pleasure
the position of presiding officer on
this occasion, and shall not attempt to
disguise tho great gratification I fuel
bveaoso of this manifestation of your
respect. 1 am all the more thankful
to you becauso your aotion brings me
in connection with a work so peculiar
ly in accord with my feelings. Indeed,
I confess to some ambition to bo rated
an ardent and a working triend of the
Centennial Celebration.
The reasons for this ambition are
too numerous to present on this oc
casion, and I roust confino myself to
only a few thought.
In tho first place, I know it to bo
befitting that the Centennial Anni
versary of the nation's existenco should
be celebrated In some proper and Im
posing manner. I can think of noth
ing more delightful than the coming
up of the American uconle from evorv
Slate, and city, and town, county,
and mountain, and valley, and cius
tcring about the birthplace of tho na
tion, and uniting in proper manifosta
lions of joy because of its birth, snd
becauso it hud oxisted for a conturv.
and because of the marvellous growth
and prosperity that bad marked its
career.
A still more heart-stirring and
Christianizing scene will it be to wit
ness the citizens so assembled uniting
tbeir heart and voices in thankful-
has so constantly manifested over our
nation. W hen that scene is witnessed,
uoa wining, j. snail bo present.
The story of tho declaration of nrin
ciplos enunciated in Independence
nan inai auued a now member to the
family of nations; tho marvellous
growth of that young member, ad
vancing mo nrst century or ila exist
ence from thirteen to thirty-eight
States, some of which, in themselves,
have the proportion and resources
oi great empires; bow It popu
inuon na increased from three to
nearly forty millions ; the imprcssim
it has already made upon the feeling,
and sentiments of tbe old nations all
these are familiar, and need not be
presented on tins occasion.
I hare no inclination to vain-glori
uu Doasuug aooui our country as
compared with other. But one char
acteristic of A merica, and, a I believe,
oer crowning glory, i must be per
mitted to express, lo wit : That the
muss or her people, whilst engaged in
their daily and necessary pursuits, en
ioy a larger moaiure of nersonml mm.
fort and dignity than those of any
other nation.
What all the forma of the celebra
tion may be it is not for mo to at
tempt to forecast; but I must be in
dulged in the expression ot the belief
that tho proposed gathering of the
people togulher from all sections, ming
ling and commingling together, wab
tbeir hearts naturally open lo the best
impresaiotis, canuot fail to havo the
happiest influence upon tho relations
existing between iho Stale nnd the
peoplu. The inevitable tvndoncy will
be to beget a higher degreo of frater
nity amongst the people. It will be a
time lo lurgut and forgive, and lor
over to put away all that la unpleas
ant in tho pasl.
A for lb other branch of the cere
monies, th exposition of the natural
and artificial products of the country,
and those of all other nations, that
Lould be doiio on ll grandul ovale
practicable. This will be expected of
tue American poopte. utiiur nations
have boen giving u useful lessons in
this work, and they will expect a
strikiug improvement on tboso lussons.
European nations woulJ not excuao a
fuilure on tho plea of youth. But
their expectation of our couulry will
be measured by ber proportions.
It is right, therefore, gonllemon,
that thoso who have ibis work in hand
should be moved by a fair apprecia
tion of Its magnitude, and of tho re
sponsibilities that will rest upon thorn.
'Iho result will, in somo measure, In
volve tho good name of our country
abroad, and to the most seiioilivo de
groe will it involvo tho sell-respect
and prido of our own people. It has
been commenced, and it must bo car
ried through on a scale commeiisuralo
with tho dignity and resources of our
State and nation and slianio be to
tho man or tho institution that lulls to
do a full sbaro to sccuro its triumphal
success.' .-. .i
The following gentlemen were elect
ed secretarial Amos 11. Little and
George 8. Fo.'
The following wore chosen judges
of the election I John O. James, Geo.
Morrison Ccatvs, and James Ixingv
Messrs. J. Hsys Carson and Dunicl
Sutler were elected clerk. "
A resolution wa offered by Mr.
Charles Wheeler, and adopted, em
powering the board of directors lo HI)
vacancies occurring In their body dur.
ing the coming year. ',
A recess was taken untrt 4 o'clock,
when tho otin-i' proceeded,' - The
uvuml it stork, fpr'.tjntvl in thcttaiv,
Lim L-L J JJU!! Jl
meeting wa over 000,000. Tho vot
ing went on throughout the spaco of
three hours, when tho poll were
oloscd, and Mr. Bigler again took the
chair. ; . ' 'I ,f t:- f
On' tuolloo of Mr. Shoemaker, the
jndgoa and clerk; proceeded to the
rooms of tbo Centonnial Commission,
No 004 Walnotatreot, for the purpose
of counting tb voles, ' which, work
oonsumod several hour of lime. Tbe
following gentlemen were elected I
.John Welsh, William Seller, Sumuol
M. Folton, Joseph Patterson, j. Edgar
Thomson, Daniel M. Fox, William V.
McKean, Joseph Wharton, Edwin II.
Kitlor, Thomas Cochran, Clemont M.
Biddle, N. Parker Shortridge, James
M. Robb, Henry C. Lea, and Edward
T." Steel, ' Philadelphia ; ' Robert M.
Palton, Alabama; Benjamin F. Allvo.l
lowa; John cummins, Mnssaolmsnii;
A. S. Hewitt, Now Jersey i William
U. Apiilotoo, lNew York ; A. D. Bui
lock, Ohio ; Charles W. Cooper, l'onn
sylvania; John Gorham, Ithodo Island
John 8. Barbour, Virginia; C. C,
Washburn, Wisconsin.
Both the State and United States
Commission are now fully organized
and ready for business. '" Ex-Governor
Bigler, is President or tho Stale or
ganization and Gon. Joseph It. Haw-
ley, of Connecticut,' of the United
State Commission.
' fl sm Hare .
SWOOPS 'OOtl! FOB MACKKT, MllETTsOO
Tbo Pittsburgh Pott savs: It
generally k nowu that tho recent Kadi-
cal County Convention was run by
tbo Treasury ring wa packed with
delegate wbo were known could be
relied upon lo carry out tho edicts of
me ring managers who are to work
tor the nomination ol it. VY. Mackey
for Treasurer, and anyone saido man
agers have agreed or will airroe upon
fur Supreme Judge. Ifany doubt those
statements, let them study what Bncb
or Swoope say, not that wo think ho
it any belter or moro honest than tbe
rest ot them but that he is a disap
pointed man ho can't getall he wants
ne can c be tue ''grand mogul and
he is too independent lo play second
nuoio 10 aiacKoy, r.rrelt & uo.
first he (Swoope) insinuate what
many people know that ihe Republi
can Slate Convention for August 13,
has been called merely to "ratify nom
inations already made by the caucus
that claim to manage and control th j
Stato." He then tells us that "if they
succeed tho result will be the over
whelming and diatrous defeat of the
party." iiio following two para
iM'flnhs we oonv entire :
"It is perfectly well known to all
men of ordinary intelligence, tliul tho
last Stato election was carried becauso
of fear that the loss of Pennsylvania
would demoralize the national canvas,
and jeopardize the Presidential ticket.
J housands of active and carnent Re-
publican worked liko beavers for the
Siato ticket, who would not havo
stretched a Snier to have saved
from defeat, bad ibey not beliovcd
mat sucn a result would havo been
uiriasiruus io ido itcpubiican cause in
tho great contest that followed. Bui
in the coming canvass tliero will bo
nothing to preserve the candidates
Irom defeat but their own merits. If
they are "tainted" menor men un
qualified to fill the position with credit
to themselves and honor to the Stl.
or men Known to ue anieu to lu cor
rupt clique and rings that teem lo
nava got possession of the party
machinery, they will bo defeated.
Ihe great body of Republican are
tired of the thraldom, of tbe party,
and aro determined that It shall be
purified and elevated that it shall be
relieved of Ihe inenbo that reata upon
it iu Pennsylvania, oven if it baa to be
accomplished by the defeat of tho can
cidates that may be foisted upon it
by these corrupt manager.
"Wo eincerely hope, however, that
It will not be necessary to submit to
any such direlul catastrophe to ac-
complish the relief and purification of
our organization.1 iicnco we call upon
the peoplo throughout tho Slate to
take the matter in their own hands
now, to attend to the selection of dele
gates, and not to permit somo little
coterio of the "slaves of the ring" In
each county to constitute themselves
into a convention and select delegates
to do tbo bidding of their masters.
II I hn4 a convrntton in tint county a
tie dayt ago that upratnttd nobody
out most uvie were in it. mere were
a.... 1 s . . ..
no primary electiont held in manv of
ins aifiricr, yei juu jtragra artegalrt,
armed with certificates and credential,
appeared at the time and place for the
Convention, organi:ed, did what they
were told to rfu, and adjourned. Docs
any one supposo that so bald a per
formance as this will command the
confidence, respect, or support of the
people f And if it is repeated in the
Stato Convention, can any ticket, thus
nominutea, oo oiectod r
Iho recently purchased orcan of
Iho ring now hue the floor. -
tlrant't Oliver. ' '
Lonis XI, King of France, is de
piotod by Sir Walter Scott in one of
In remarkable works, as a ilent.
cunning monarch, with a remarkable
taste for low favorites, among whom
primus inter fares, stood hi barber,
Oliver It diable. Our Ulysses seems
to bean humble Imitator of tho Prenub
King, and Tom Murphy Is his Oliver.
This espocial favorite of Ulysses is
described na a course, rcd-fucod, snub
nosed, dull-eyod, thick let man of fif
ty, ignorant and stolid, low in his
moruls, without I r. tolled, and guilt
less of ordinary decency of manner
Ho has control of tho Republican pur
ty In the Stato of Mew York, lie is
"boss" now, since Tweed has beon
forced to abdicate, and "runs the Leg
isluluro" at his pleusuro. Tho beat
men in tho party aro poworlcsa with
Grant, when llicy move contrary to
red-fuccd Tom' order, nnd Curtis
has been compelled to abandon his
Civil Survicu IMorm in utter disgust
and despair. Murphy was one of the
shoddy contractors in the army of Iho
Potomac, nnd becume then and there
a great favorite with tho Gonerul-in-Chief,
and when that Gcnerul became
Prosidont, tho shoddy man got tho
(intent office in Iho country Collec
or of tho Port of Now York ; this
placebo hold for a couple of years,
out wa compelled to resign from
sheer ahsetico of capacity lo do any
thing but run tho politics of tho city.
Tb Governor ha appointed tho
lollowing H members of the board of
publio charities) Wilmer Worthing,
ton, West Chester, to compute from
date to December 1, 1H7, ( Ames C.
Noyos, Wcstport, Clinton county, to
oompute from Decembor 1, for
five years) Georgo Bullock, Philadel
phia, to oomputje from December 1,
I S72, for five yearn. Dr. Diller Lutbor.
..t i?" i" i . . . ..
ui jteaiimg, una IMHJIl fppo'MluU sfcre-
Coupon JTttet.
Mayor Reed, of Erio, has purchased
tbe famous trotter Flora Bull, at the
round sum of 122,600. A valuable
"boss," tbat. n
Je Hereon Davis and Gideon J. Pll.
low. wore last week elected vosiry
man or bt. jazarua- cnurcq at Msm
phi, Tenn. ' -
Mlss S. F. 'Wilkinson of Bridcenort.
Conn., ha regained a verdict of 125,
000 damages against "Brick Pomoroy"
for breach of promise, of tnarriago.
"Congres is lo bo purified," say
an aruunt rauicui exanange. men
thero would bo no Congress left worth
speaking of, which would, perliups,be
just a well.
' Th nlolnlmehSTof," mini stor iii
Russia has been tendered to Judiro
riorropnni. oi how iora, in piaco or
n- j, tr . , . " -
Mr, Urr, docoased. ihe acoeplunce
hu not yet boen signified, i ,
Joxopliln Mansfield baa engaged a
new in the American Episcopal ohureb
In Paris.. She goes to lb church
every Sunday, and, it it slated, buries
her head In her prayer book with a l
th devotion of a saint. , ; i
Prof. li. Curiy, of Allegheny coun
ty, has been appointed, by State Ko
norintendunl Wickershain, Assistant
Deputy Superintendent of Coinmo,i
Schools of Pennsylvania. ' n
The Democratic press appears in
have united In an appeal to the Dctn
icrats of the Sixth New York district'
to send Hon. S. S. Cox back to Con-j
Sress, as successor to tbe late James
rooks. ' , ' ,
The Doylatown Democrat mentions
favorably, the nominaiioii of George
W. Cuss, of Pittsburgh, by the Doitio
crulio Slate Convenliuu for Slate
Treasurer. No on would suit us
belter. ','
The Domooratio State Central Coin
milteo will meet on Wednesday, June
4th, at the Merchant's Hotel, Philudu!
phia, for the purpose of fixing the
lime and place of holdinir Ihe Demo
cratic State Convention. '
The postmaster at Omaha doe hot
appear to give universal satisfaction.
Tho Omaha Bet delicately savs. "If
tho postmaster would resign manv
persons would feel less anxious about
thoir money letters."
A good many of th minority who
voted agninst the salary grub suejn to
considor that they huve thus dis
charged their obligation to virtue,
and they may now pocket tho monoy
along with the Butlerite. Let them
remember that tbo receiver i a bad
as tbo thief.
Somo foolish person has boon inquir
ng at the Treasury Department wheth
er Senator Cameron of Pennsylvania
had returned bis back pay. The an
swer wa of course in the negative.
Mr. Cameron spent too much monev
in electing Grant to (lo without that
Sj.OOO. Hosides, he isn't tho man to
go back Ou Grant in that way.
There aro lively times in the Balti
more Custom House. A lisl has been
published of 68 removals nnd appoint
ments therein, undor the new Collec
a f .1 mi . o .
lor, unoin, ine nab Inc udes li
clerks, one chief weigher, ton day in
speetors and twenly-one night inspec.
tors, bosidca storekeeper and olhor
subordinates. - ' - - . I
The Erie Observer says: Dan Rido'a
circus ta owned by Messrs Spauldiag,
ucnmirnon anu jiyan, eacn or whom
.-OT,0O l li, 00,000 .ir
anvancen oy Mr. paiiiiling, making
its coat tOO.000. Dun Rice receives a
salary of 9100 a week, and is to have
25 per cent., of the profits, if any are
naae. .
Harrison Gram bo, one of the fash
ionable stye of bankers, who has boen
doing a business of millions on a cap!,
lal of five thousand, mado an ascen.
sion in Philadelphia lust week. Hi
liabilities are estimated at eight bun.
arcd thousand dollars, and his ase'.s
aro indicated by tho statement that
hi creditor hope to find something
nuiuu can oe turned into Casu. !
The Legislature has passed tho act
appointing a Commissioner to look Up
a site for a now Penitentiary building
for Wowlern Pennsylvania. The Pitts-
burgh 'o.r say it is probable th site
will be chosen on tho Pennsylvania
Railmad.nl or nearGroemiburir.wliftre
ana may do nnu at irom 170 lo lift"
per acre, The estimated cost of the
now building i S200.000.
Seventy-five new encinei have been
ordored at the shops of the Pennsyl
vania railroad at Altoona, for tho use
of the road. They are to be finished
by tho closo of the vcura 1873. Seven
hundred and ninety-five is the number
oi mo last one run out from that place,
and yol tho company has nol sufficient
motive power to work the road with
out doubling the run of many of their
lucumouves. . . ,, ,
Rev. Dr. Thomas, one of ihe ie.
limsof tho Mndoo asaaxsinstion. was
a prominent Minister of tho Metho
dist Episcopal Church, lie wa edi
torot Iho California Christian Advo
cate for twelvo years, and Manager Of
mis imiok concern in sran f ranc sco
for several years. He was a man bf
high tharnoicr, great course and en
ergy, nnd was much esteemed for bis
personal trait. : i
A Frexdmen Bureau Victim. Ma
jor Benjamin P. Runkle, late nperih.
icnaeni oi the Freed men's ltureau la
Kentucky, was triad hy court mar
lial for fraud and defalcation. He
ha been cashiered and sontenesd to
pay a fine of 11,000, and to be con
fined to the Penitentiary four years
wun lour years' additional Imprison
mont if the fino la not paid at th end
of the first term. " i
They are preparing to givo Gcji.
Giant a reception when he visits Con
necticut. The New Haven Journal
inform us tbat Henry Farnam, Esq.,
whose gueft the President Is to be,
has received from his furm, in Illinois,
four elegant chestnut carriage horses,
which are said to be so closely mntched
that a stranger could not distinguish
them. Theso animals are now being
trained for a four In hand team to be
placed beforo the carriage in which
Prosidont Grant will ride throngh the
Elm city. ' When the rldo Is over, Mr.
Farnam gives Iho team to tho Presi
dent tind accepts of a foreign mission.
An Important Invintion A Pitt
burgh firm Mossra. Rogers & Burcb
fluid claim to have discovered a pro
ccs by which they cao make
moua Russian sheet Iron. iT'n latter
ia mado in Siberia by a. e,rot proceM
ahicb no other i.atlnn has hitherto
been e Jo y, obtain, i Tbe British Gov-frnruo-nt
ha offered 50,000 for its
discovery, but evon the stlmula of
tbst largo turn ha failed lo achieve
the rosnlu American enterprise and
Ingenuity havo accomplished It, and
Pittsburgh, It is snld.cui now furnish
all common . markets mlk Jlus.ian
sbel iron at even lower ni-ieoa n.ae.
lino Kuasian theuaeives ., Tl. t,..,
Jccu bus boen pn tented.
Rake In the rile.
i Cameron' nrotegoe, Caldwell, of
Kanaa, wbo was so unceremoniously
kicked oat of the Senate last winter
for being caught at ihe trick tha old
innebugo bad taught him, ha bad
a salve applied to hi woundod fooling
that make nim very comfortable now.
It cost bim looii fifty thousand dol
lar to secure certificate of election
lolbe United States Senate. When
ba wa found guilty ot bribery and
compollcd to roaign tho place he dis
covered himself short just that amount
ot monoy, and, knowing who con
trolled tho money hairs of the Govern
ment, ho determined to take from the
people fully a mutt an he save, th
Radical of tbe Kansas Legislature to
vote for bim.-"' Ilia little tcbemt baa
Just pome i to light and ha proved a
success, it was a cooked up bill lor
army transportation in 1800, and
amounted to th snog lltilo turn of
1300,854. Thi amount has beon al
lowed him by the Radical manipula
tors about Washington and Caldwell
i happy, He has got back his fifty
thousand dollars, has a hundred thous
and to pay for another eloction, and
anothpr hundred thousand to distrib
ute among hia Radical Senatorial
brethren to allow bin. to sit among
them, and balance Of fifty-six thous
and on band. Lucky Caldwell. Hap
py and prosperous must bo the people
governed by tbe thieve who are thus
robbing them. Beltefonte Watchman.
Grant and Jack. Tho difficulty In
finding Captain Jack ia aomowhal
like tho difficulty In keeping track of
General Grant. Hi hundred thous
and dollar Highness is in New York
ono day, where he buy a fancy horse
and take bim to hi farm near St.
Louis; and ho ia billed for New Ha
ven in a few days, and has a pro
gramme of southern visit to fill,
which, If carried out, will require
much travel. He is a hard to find in
Washington us Captain Jack is in the
Lava Buds, and he travels farther lo
keepoulof tho way.
gfur ai'frtistntfnts.
ADMINISTRATOR'S) NOTIC& Notlco
it hereby glritn thai Irttori of aJnlnlilratina
on Iho ralalo of HARMOX I. HOWLED, dro'd,
lata of Bell township, ClearBcId oounly, Peoa'a.,
baring been duly granted to tbo undersigned, all
pomiol Indebted, lo laid aetata will plrare tnako
immediate payment, and tboeo having elehne or
demands wiU proa ent them properly aaibentieatrd
for Hltlemenl without delay.
JOHN A. BOWLES,
n)II-t Administrator.
Notice to Tax-payers.
WE, Iho soderslgned, Orertt-orl of tho Poor
of Lawrence township, woald twlify all
thoso owing Poor Tal tbat wa will bo in Ibo Ar
bitration Koom ia the Court Id, use, in Clearfield.
each and every BATCRDAV la Jl'Nb'. Tax-
payere wbo pay Soring that time will be allowed
Ibo abatement of Sro per rent. After that lima
o reduetiea will bt allowed.
W. A. RIUD,
M. T. WALLACE,
May II, !S7I Ji Orerertre.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE. In
porsuaneo of an order of Ibo Orphans'
Coart of ClraHleld oounty, the undersigned, Ad
ministrator of William Lumadoe, deo'd , will toll
at fablio Cole, at iho Court House, in tba bor
ough of Clearfleld, oa
TUESDAY, JI NK 10TU, IS73, .
at I o'clock, P. V , the followiag deeeribod real
relate, lituala ia Bojrgi township, Cloatttld Co,
Pe to-wlt : Beginning at stotio eoruer of Juucs
Wilsoaorofl ; Ibraro by land of A. Cross' estate,
its several exmrer and dletenees, 171 4-IS
parches f thence by land of Jobs Coulter S3
perches : thonoo by land of 1. A dims. 8 parches,
to tarnpikei thence eal, by pika, S7 110 perches
theno wee, by land of Mrs. Cmrr. 5 S-10 ierrh;
'-- -, v. i ua. , o o-ie pereoeei tuenco
norlh, its several ooorees and distances, by land
of ilre. Clot., 61 3-10 perabre, to stones, ia lire
of James H'tltotHroll I theneo hy seme, IS 4-IS
perrhea to plaoo of bcginaing ooalaioing el
ACRES, to perehesaad allowanea, and hsviug
about Ji acres cleared, a frame llousc,ftnoie Barn,
and large bearing Orchard.
' Tssus or a La .One-half la band, hslanoo la
one year, with inlrrest, to bo secured by bond
and siorigsges oa Ihe premises.
A- C. TATE,
May list, irr, St ' Administrator.
S A li El
A largo aad woll-(niahed Brick Dwolliag, sila.
ale as Iho rliwr bank, ia tba borough of C leer
Si IJ, ooataining eleren rooms, wilk good cellar,
waUr lo Ihe kitchen, and all tho aodera ooaeo
nienoes. Pantrioo, Balh-raom, Clohcs-prc srrs, A a.
Lot silly feet front and two hundred and thirty
feet back, with a twenty font alley oa the east
side. (aid building, with all Iho appurtenances.
mi oe oiu oneep, wun psymentsto suit purcha
ser. Application can ho mado lo Ihe undor.
signed, or lo A. C. Tate, Bpcj., who will giro all
aoooesary lalermatioa to tboso wbo desire to ia.
spool Ibo property.
THUS. 1. McCl'LLOCUD.
Msy list, 1a7J.tr.
jpiRST CLASS ;'
CIGAR AND TOBACCO
- 'STORE.
A HOLT mtb MAY I will eoea nn. ia mv
new room on Market s'reot. annoslta tbe Court
Howe, a full liaa of TOBACCO A ClUARH, of
lao oust braadl tbat tbo Kastora aad Souther
markets can afford togriker wlib all Iks aorol-
lies oeionging to lbs business.
Dealers supplied at wholesale rates.
MstI, lflTS lm A. WATSOK.
Kirttrrbttlv want a Ia kna akUh t. W- tv..s
r " aw
MftohiD.
The Light-Eunning Domestic
answers this question.
Call si tho store of 1. 8hiw J- a.. ... n..
Machine.
R. NRWTOX gnAW,
AgenL
atay It, IS7S m
r. sjULAossa.
jVcwFIriu at lloutzdalc
GALLAGHER & HOLT
1Ut juil r tor nisi from tha Rants m ta with
awsmsm.ktsj KoPllsiBU DQUIIIIinC Of
DRY CQOIiS i, KOTIONS,
Ayv-MADE CLOTI11NG, ;
BOOTS k SHOES.
, II ATS 4 CAPS,
, 1IARDWABK, QUEENSWAR
WOOD 4 WILLOW WARE,
CARPETS &, OIL ILOTU9,
- GROCERIES,
FLOUR k FCiri, (by car loaJ,).
. w ,;-,"
WVls Utsy will nebangw ol a rwey s- p,rt for
Losaixr, Bkinglss, Cash of Country rtc4uce, ,
HouiHe'e, !,, May II, HtV
:tii'UlKwf
guv dwtU(mfutj.
"IRI AL LIST, for Juao Term, II, J i
viait wsta.
4.s. Oareonfj
es. Buiee. '
t.s. T boo peon.
i. ..vs. Oalssgbtr.
,.....TS. Hridgo. :
,.es- Hubert. i
. M.?s. Hmilb.
...... ts. Bwan, -
..j.,,....ts. Hpaeknina.
..,i,....vs. rioney.
, vs. Nowoomor
vs. Perry.
, rs. Baker.
rs. Pasiuoro.
rs. Applrtoa.
SICOXO WEEK.
..vs. Bikart.
l.rt. Swartf.
a,,wn..rs. Kaubood,
, s. Ferguson.
...,rs. Oiraed. ;
ts. Lamadue.
rs. Mock.
rs Albert.
rs. Wagoner.'
rs. buw.
rs. flilligaa. ! 1
MeMssUM
Curry.....,.,
Ilosslar ,
Ioaard....
Hubert
I ria,....,..
Swan.....,,,
smith.
Tale
DeDcck
Urisbra...,,
Kneodler.M.
Hurd.. ,
Kisbel
Uwd
Couliten A Co..
Moyer..
.r;
UraUam,
Itobbins
Coudriot.:
Armstrong
8warts.
Best .....-...
Parker
Pale. .,
HcCully. ......
rotter...
...... TS. nioci.
Long Sua... rs. Prosbylerian Church.
Hills
....rs, hla:ouiber.
Arbenfiltor
Asbenfelter
Best ............
fun)ap,M....i
(loss
Crossman. .,,....,.,
McLaughlin...
llauk ,
Aiigheubaugh
Melt ,
Btrickland.
Wiaery.
ts. ftinitb, ot. si.
,....rs. Coriey.
,...re. Albert A Bro. -
ts, Cbaso.
rs. Btoincr.
.rt-rs. Lewis.
....rs. Irwin A Boas.
.... Albert.
.......ra Hoyu ' '
,.....rs. Haines.
vs. Forest.
ts Irwia a Boai.
........rs. Albert. "
........ ts. Erbard,
rs. lit X. B. Cummer I
-.rs. Woodward.
tllass.
.Mars
bosh.. ,
'sardnrr...
SherilT's Sale.
TT rlrtoeof writs of Venditioni Expomnt, Issued
j I wi ei tno wourt ot common Pleas of Clear
Seld eouotT, aad to sua directed, there will
be eiposed to public sole, at tbo Court House,
la lb borough of Clearl.ld, oa Monday, tbe
Hocood day of June, IS73, at I o'clock, p
Ibo following described real estate, la wltt
A certain tract of hud, situate ia Morris Iowa-
-Sip, l.lcarnrld county, i'a., bouoded and de
scribed aa follows, to-wit ! Begiunlng al a small
bemloeb, Ihrawo north H' eaet Uj perches to
post, Ibenco south S7 eeat HO 7-10 pen-bee to
post, thence somb 1 1 west 1.1S perches to post,
tbenos north S7i west US 7-111 perches lo place
oi oeginning, containing izj acres anu izo per
ches, nearly all oleared and baring a largo dwell
ing bouse, barn, on-hard, Ac., thereon. Seised,
taken In elocution aud lo bo told ss tha property
of John . lluokeoberry.
Also, a oortain M ol groan,!, situate In Ihe vtl
lnge of Joynesrille, Clrarfleld county, Pa., bound,
ed north by as alley, east by lot No. IS, tonib by
Martin street and west by Walnut street, aud be
ing known as lot Ko. , in tbo plan of said Til
lage, and being SO foot front and ino foot dorp,
and baring a largo two elory frame Hotel, stable
and other buildings (hereon. tSriicd, takea in
execution and tv be sold at tba properly of Ueo.
tlowcn and Kbea Turner.
Alio, a certain tract of land, siluata In Morris
township, Clearfield oounty, Pa., bounded and do
ecribtd as follows: West by land of Forcry and
Graham, north by tbe Hunquehunna river, east by
C. Ilsrtaoy and aulh hy Isnd of Ueorge Hoover,
containing j acres, and baring about li acres
oleared aad a bonse end barn t hereon erected'.
Hcited. taken ia execution aud to be auU as tbe
property of James J. Lucas.
Also, a certain tract of land, situate In Deealnr
lowniblp. ClrsrtHd oounty, Pa., bounded north
by lb Turnpike, east by Ivid of W. W. 11 ale,
aa tbe tomb by Tyrone and ClearSeU P-silroad
and oa tbo west by lot of John Barnes, cotlaiu
iog about i of an acre, and having a two-story
frame dwelling house aud other improvements
tbercoa. oWlii-d, taken ia cserulioa aad te ba
sold ss tba property of Etuiund Kiley.
Alio, a oerlain tract of land, situate In Decatur
township, Clearfield county, Pa., bounded east by
Billlngton, south br Tyrone snd Clearfield
Kailroad, weal by Klberts and north by tbo
turnpike, contaiuing about an acre and baring
a two story frame bouse aud other improvements
tbereon. Sciird, taken in execution and to bo
sold as tbe property of Thomas Barnes.
Also, a oeilain tract of land, situate In Chest
lownrhip, Clearfield county, Pa., bounded on the
west by land of K. A. Irvin, on the north by land
of Thomas A. Mctlre, oa Ihe east hy land of Jaa.
Weaver ed on tba south hy land of Jesse Unl
ton, aoalainiaf aoTonty-Beo acres, with aUnt M
acres cleared, and a frame bouee, log barn and
--- 'i ,-,weuM Mviwii. oeisru, tsxen in
execution aud te ba Kid as lha proiierty of John
8. foyder. .
Also, a certain lot of land, situate In Osceola
borough, Clearfield county, I'a.. bounded on Ihe
swath by lot of Hiehard Ooas, west by Liople
street, north by street and eaet hy an alley,
aad baring a plank dwelling house and frame
stable tborooa. cteiuxl, tekea ia execution and to
bo old as tbo property of Benjamin Kline.
Also, a certain tract of land, sitaato ia knot
township, Clesrfield countr. Pa., bounded on the
aaet by land of J. M. Chase, an tbe south by land
of Isaac MiKec, ou Ibo weet bv laud of John
SInrs' estate and on tha north br lead or liu
McKee, containing one hundred acres, sixtr aevre
af which is elcerod, and having a log boose, frame
barn and orchard the-con. raised, taken in exe
eotloa and to ba sold ss tba property of William
A lo'ie.
Also, a certain tract af land, situs! la fWn.
son township. Clearfield countr. Pa, hounded on
tno east ry una ot u. w. Bsrrott.on the north
hy land af Straw, oa th west br land of
David Woods aad oa the south by Isnd or L. K.
Barrett, containing twenty-sis acres and bar ine
about ten acres cleared and log house thereoa
Heitod, taken In execution and to be sold as tb
property of Mark tVitheright.
Also, a certain trael of land, oituate la Cor
weneville borough, Clearfield county, Pennsylva
nia, boasded aad described as follows, to-wlt:
Oa Bute street fifty feet ta width snd eighty
foot in depth on Fillierl street, and known as lot
No. 0, ia general plot of said borough, and bar
ing luereoa erected a log aad frame two-slory
house, 9i!S feel, a shop, tlalilo and other out
buildings. Seised, taken ia eiecutloa aad ta be
sold as th property of R. A. Chambers.
Also, a certain tract of land, situate In Decatur
township, Clearfield county, Pa., bounded oa the
north by tha turnpike, on th east by Bil
Hngton, aa tbo south by the Tyrone and Clear
field Railroad aad oa tbo weet by Edmund Riley,
containing about acre, and having a two
story plank boas aad athar improvimeots there
on. Seised, taken in execution and ta be seid as
tbe property of John flames.
Also, a eortaia lot of land, situat la Cbeiter
kill, Decatur lownshin. Clearfield count r. I'.
bounded oo th north hy lot of it inner Hall, on
vne oass oy let al Alport, and Iks west kr
Water street and on tbo south by lot of Dr.
Hoops, snd baring a frame dwelling house there.
an erected. Seised, lake ia execution ard to ba
sola as ine pnperty of Pamuel MeMullea and
naran oicMuiiea. ,
Alan, a certain tract of land, situsts tn Burn
sido townchip.ricarueld eountv. Pa., bounded and
described aa fullowa, to.witt Beginning at a cool
bank oa tbo south side of the husquebaana rtiar.
mcnae eouiu no uegrece east zx percbes to post
thence north I decrees east 14 oerohea to imi
thence north 88 degrees west 327 perches, mora
or ires, so ine eouiu oeaK or tbe rtter, Ibence up
eaid river Ihe following nurse and distances:
South 41 drgrscs west 2.1 perches, south 7degrece
weet 4 perches, south .'l drgre west 78 perches,
south 1 1 degrees oaat It porches, south IS drgroee
west DJ perches, south degrees cost 14 perches,
south II degrees rnst IS perches, south Tt dc
graes east III perches: tbeoco south tt', dearer
aat 38 percbes, crossing tho river, lo post on lb
bank, I bene south 38 d-greaa eart is S-10 per
ehoe ta poet, Iheuoa north at degrees east 20 per
ches lo post, theooc norlh fi7 degroes east 7 t -JO
perches to post, thence north RH degrees seat A
perches to post, tbence norlh 7v degrees east 10)
perahes fo post, tbence nort h .Sfi degrees east t a. 1 0
perches lo post, thenoenorth 23 degrees east 0 1 10
perch to post, tbene north 8S degrees oast Is,
porches t post, thene south 8S degrees cast It)
porches to poet, tbence south SI degrees eaet 104-10
perches to swamp wak, lhtie south S'J decree
sail si perencs lo wane osa, inene aorta 61 de.
f reel eait f perchrs to hemlock, thence norlh 8o
degrees osst 8 perches lo hemlock, tlienes north
7S degrees east 8 perches to pine, thence norlh 80
degrees esst 18 porches to post, tbene sou ejl
east 6 1 perchrs to beech, theooe bor','a U
greeseatt 14 perches Ic boh. '.'nanee north 10
degrees west (cressi'g the. rt',r) 3i p.,,, ,
coal bank and i.; beginning, oontaining 3
acres and a'.awanco. mora or less, beine Irani
,u,v,5 IB ths Bameofjoehaa Humphrey snd
lr eres tying north of Ihe rirer and iecluded in
the abuee boundaries, being pnrt of wsrrsnt No.
MUS, the whole eonlslnlng 7S acres snd allow-
ance, more er less, having tbereon erected one
Oriel Mill, en Saw Mill, one large Ilrick Dwell,
ing llnuae, eoe Frame 8lor House, oue Ilaok
llara. Tenant llouee and olhor outbuildings, with
about seventy-five acres cleared thereon (except,
ing nnd reserving out of the above drerribsd land
one lot with bonse, bsrn and other ou1holinga
thereon, being situated on Main str( ) ,Q(
Tillage of Duro'lde, sad hcinj '8 feel front by
tdl feet ia deptk and kn", , the Matthew Ir.
via preprrtr.) Bel:c,;, takra In execution and le
he sold ss Ihe, properly of Mailbcw Irvla aad
Wp. C. Itrin, deo'd.
Traaas cr Bsia. Ths price ur sunt si which
th property shall be struck off most be paid at
she tisv of sals, or such sither arrangements
made as will be eppreved, otherwise the proper
ly will be immediately put ap and sold s;il0 at
the expiate and risk ef Ihe per-og to about it
we struck elf, and who. 'l ease ef dsloleaoy at
suck re late, shall tasks good the same, and la
ae lastaaee will tb Dead b pretested la Coart
for aoatrasatlea unless the Bones leeetualw
paid 4 the Sheriff. -- - JUSTIN J. PIK,
Bssatrr s tirrsca, i I, i (bsrlff, ,
rvissrd, r., m.v it, m i
tvs gmirrtisfmfuis.
SheriiTs Sale.
T)T vlrtas of writ at fitrt facial, Issued
I ) out ST lbs Opart af Common Pleas of Olear
field eouatv. and lo tas directed, there will h
expoeed PUBLIO 8A1.B, at tb Coart Hee,
la lb Worcegh f Claretd. oa Monday, the
Heoond star of June, 171, at I s'elosk, p. at.,
lbs folrswiog Heal I tat, lo will, , (.'
All tli at striata lot af ground and Improve
moats thereoa created, situate la the borough af
Clcarneld, i.learOeld oounty, ra., bounded on me
north by Cherry slreal, on the oast by lot of V.
Leltslriger, on th south by aa alley and on th
west by tbe lot oa which th fro school building
stands, being lot Ho. HO in tbe rcncr.il plot of
said borough aud being 6 fly foot fionton Cherry
street and extending back south 171 feet lo aa
alley, and boring a two-story frama dwelling
thtrooa, about tlxlS bat, with kllchsa attached
I4xl reel aad a pleak stable. Seised, taken la
executioa and to be sold as the property of Daniel
Cawnedly.i i , j -ti r- ,t
Alto, all defendant's Interest In certain real es
tate, situate in Ooshen township, Clearfield ooun
?. Pa , oontaining about 200 acres, bounded oa
tba aaet ay lauds of Kridcr, Hay & Co., oa tho
south by leads at William japcs,on the wrst
and aorlb by laods of tndi r, ltay A Co, bar
ing about 20 acres cleared with log house and
barn tbereon erected, noised, taken In oieoatioo
and lo b sold as the properly of Daniel Cypher.
Alto, all Ibat certain trael of land, situata la
Baccaria township, Clearfield eonnly, Pa., begin
ning at a dogwood post at lha north west corner
of John I. Miller surrey, luenoo by laods of II.
Philips weet lvo perches ta a bemlook uu west
bank of stnsll run, Ihsnoc footh 100 pcrubes to a
dogwood post, thence cast IIMI percbes lo a dog
wood, post la lb line f Kd. Tititoa's sorvsr,
tbeoco north 100 perches lo th place of begin
aiag, containing las acres, mora ur hies, aud bar
ing about 60 acres cleared with frame barn, boos
and tbr otbildings thereon erected. Seised,
taken ia exeoutiua and to bo sold ai th property
af Jessa K. and Sarah Dlllcn. -
Also, all that eerlaia lot of land, situat la
UewM eemekip, Olerld o.r, pMiaryl
rauia, bounded and described as follows : Be
ginning at Ihe corner at Ueorge Carter a tbe
turnpike road leading from Clearfield to Lutbere
burg, tbence northerly along sail road SO feet,
tbenoi norlh 88 west by lot of Samuel Bell to Ibo
hack Ila of plot of ground (old by J oaat ban
Mchols to P, C. Heiesy, thear along said line
south f net to lb lie of lead of Jonathan
Mchols, dee'd , thence south SS east br land af
tsld Jonathan Nichols, dee d., and tut of Ueorge
Carter 319 feet to th place of beginning, and
baring thereon erected a two-story ballooa frame
bouse, frame stable, cued hoas aad atber out
buildings. Soiled, tskrn in cxei-uiion and to be
sold as the property of Miltoa 11. Nichols. ,
Tanas or Su a The price or sum al which
lb property shall bs struck off must be paid at
tbe time of aale, or suck o ber arrangmcnts
made a will b approred, otbarwiss tbe property
wi'l be immediately put ap and said agsia at
the expense and risk of the per si, a te whoa It
was struck of, aud who, ia ease of dstcisney al
suck re sale, shall make good the came, sad in
no Instance will tbe Deed be prescated In Court
for confirmation unless the money Is setually
paid to the Shcrif. ' JL'STl.N J. PIS,
Bnantrr'a Orrira, I ' Sheriff.
Clearfield, Pa., May 14, 1871. j
SherilT's Sale.
BT virtue of writs of Lttari facim, Is
sued out of lb Court of Common Pleas ef
Cieatueid county, end t ase directed, there
will be exposed to PUBLIC BALK, si tb Coart
House tn th borough of Clearfield, en Mon
day, the Second day of Juno. 1873, at i o'clock,
p. to., lb following Real Estate, te wit:
A certain piece or tract of land, situate ia Pike
township, Clearfield county, I'a-, beginning at a
mapl, tbeno north 110 perches to post, ihsoc
weet lit perches to ehestuat oak, thence south
it I perches to whit pin aa old eorocr, thence
north t4 degrees cast Z2 porches to whits oak,
thence north 74) degrees weet 44 perches lo leceet,
tbence aorlb 7 degrees east 28 po robes lo locust,
thence north 63 drgrrct raet 26 perches to locost,
oa the river near tha month ef Hogbaok run,
tbenoe down the river lis several courses aad dts
taeew le essplc and place of bcginoiDg, co&uun
ing 11 acres, more or leas, bouse, barn and cleared
land tbereon. Also, one other lot, situate in the
borough of Carwaosville, Clearfield eountv, p.,
oa the cart ttds of Filbert street, beg I. aing at
about 5 fool aorlb from Slate slreet, containing
160 feet front on Filbert street, end extending
back 60 feet eastward, and having a large tavern
house, sulde aad other outbuildings ihrta, unreel
ed, ocised, taken ia executioa and to be sold ae
Ihe properly of Lash Bloom, Administratrix ef
Isaac Bloom, dee'd.
Also, all thai certain two-story fretae dwelling
house, twenty by thirty feel, situsts on lot No.
iS. oa tbe south easl corner of Good aud Clarra
streets, in the borough of lleutadale, Clearfield
eouutv, Pa Ketted, taken ia execution and te
- - -- - -- r'T"'r ' " --r ivv.il.
Aln, rituals in Pcnneille. Clearfield eountv
Pa., all that csrtaia oae-jod half story frame
ouuuieg, ions leet. oa tbe scuttl aids of Main
street, oa let adjoining lands ef D. 8. Moore and
Ueorge McDonald, aad so much (round immedi
ately adjacent thereto as will bo neceisary for tbe
ordinary use tbcreor. Seised, tohea ia execution
and to bo sold as the property of (Joe. McDonald.
aiso, an mat eertaia one-story frsnie smith
shop, silust ia the vilbigc ofl'ciioi il!e, Clearfield
eouuly, Praasylrauis, aud being aboat 2x28
feet la sise, at tbe eoruer of Maia and Pine
streets, togctber with so much ground immediate
ly adjacent thereto as will be neeacsare for Ike
ordinary use thereof. Seised, tskrn in executioa
snn to oe sold at tbe property of r. 0' Leery.
Tanat or Sat. Th price or aom at which
th property shall bs stru ck off must ba net J at
"me t sate, or snca otbrr arrangements
mad aa will be approved, otherwise the uron.
erly will be immediately pal up and sold again
at tbe sxpeas and risk of tha person to wheal
it we struck off, snd who la case ofdeficleney,
at such resale, shall oaks good tha seme, and
m instance wti: tbe Deed be presented ta
Coart for eeotrmatioa unless the money is so
taaliy paid tha Sheriff. JUSTIN J. PIK,
caseirr's Ornrs I Sharif.
Clearfield, Pa., May 14, IS73.
TN 1 UK CIIUKTOK COMMON PLkAk
X ef Clearfield County, Pa. ,
Kllie Catharia tjmith
by her next friend
Edward Curry
CO.
Thomas M. Smith.
No. JfsrthT. 1S7I.
Alias Bub. Bar Direrce,
The auderslgneel oommissioner appointed by
tha Court to take testiaieav in the abora slated
ease, hereby, give nolle that he will attend te
Ihe duties of his sppoinlment, at tbe office of Cv
rus Gordon, Esq, ia the borough of Clearfield,
en Thursday, May Nth, 1873. at t o'clock n. ex..
when and wber those interested mxy attend if
mey ee proper. 1MH1. W. McCLKDY,
May 7, 18,3.-31 Commissioner.
Rs-:(ilM'ri:R.a NttTICli-Noilcs is hereby
given tbat the following accounts hare been
examined and passed by me, and remain filed of
rcoora ta tats onoe Tor the Inapeotloa of heirs,
legalees.credilcrs.and all ethers ia anyetber way
int"rcrted, nnd will be presented le Ihe next Or
phans' Court el Clearfield county, to be held at Ihe
Court House, ia Ihe borough of Clearfield, com
mencing sti Hie 1st Mueday (being the 3d day)
of June, A. D. 1873.
Account of Jecob Wise, Administrator C.T.A,
ot Basil Crowrll, late of Graham twp.,eVoeaaed.
Accoonl of Dartd Dressier, guardiaa of miner
children of James Flegal, lata of Uothca towa
sbip. deeessed.
Account ef Joba Wltherow, executor of the last
will aud testament ef Isabella Thomas, deceased.
Account of John Wilherow, guardian of Lydia
llsgarty, minor child of R. n. Uegarty, lata of
Woodward township, deceased. f . .
Final account of Henry J. Mead and Mary K.
Leoaard, adtnlnlstratoraof John Leonard, late ef
Uesben tewaship, deceased. -,-..
Final account of Zsch. MeXeut, executor of
Joseph ftmeal, lata of Pike township, deceased.
Aooo.nl of John C. Tyler, guardian of Almeda
rteilehaugk. Minor child ef Austin 8. Browa, de
eoaeedv . - -, . , ,., ,
Final accounlor Mary fpsacer, adcainlsiralrlx
of James Spencer, late of pens township, dee'd.
Itaoiavan's Orrtcs, A. IV. LEK.
Clearfield, Pa., Msy T, IS7l-t, ) . Begisier
On Saturday, May lOlh, 1873,
Mrs. t. e. Watson I
rSslurutd. fti Philadelphia With all the aorsl.
Ilsi of tha seasoa tn
SIMMER MILUNEIlf GOODS,
PATTERN BONNETS A HATS,
RICH AND HARK FLOWERS,
All the ntw shades r BIBB0N8, Ac
My Trimmed Pallera Ooods are perfectly ele
gant and rich, all being Ut, Importations dt,,et
from Pari., 4 wlll u ,(
priors,
- ' -T 'i I ,T Sl. WATBON.
Clnrlrld, p., j,,, u, 1873.
C1At's'lt.4 p.,.,,,,..,, hereby aotTfied
J not toiutrrfere with Ibe following property,
now In the hands of Oeorgo Chntman, of Morris
townshlii: One roaa , I rrc marei I (ho
ning mill, drag, I cultivator, I two-horse wag.
oa. Tba seine belong te sue aad are left anh
him eulijei t lo my ordor.
IS7JI-3t. Af'TI.V DIM.KN.
JTIIC MKKTS I - Orgsns, hoVh JL
sioood baud, at Iks Music Store, opposite Ilultch a
I urnliure Store. All perenae Inieresied tr iirl
ted le fuill and ex.iulne new style uf Oriaa aow
ea xblhiUea. bhcet Mule aad al.,.u lit.
n.nniljSSSUUi '
eplS4 tstf
TtiMTIC'K
We here
PfB IIILL.s
L' MS eV
tINTAUI.K' KKfltt
irsi i,i. . r -' ssrioer vi ine new
rt III LL, end will on lUe rrreint of. teener.
rtl.i.J . I . - . L r . , ..
Sarfliratt, UUmtt, Ti7
H.T.; BIGLER & C0
assises ia
i Also, Msnefeeturerior '
Tin and Sheel Iron Ware
' cj. a"C i i i"i7'r a. '
Harhess, Csllars, U , for safc J
pAI.MERS FAT KMX Tm04D-
- ia Hsy Forks, for tsU by
; it. r. biqleq oa';
QIL, TALNT, rUTTT, CLASS,
Halls, etc., for sals by ' : " .
' ' . U. F. BIGLER j CO,
TTARHES3 TRIilMINGS ASflOB
riadlngs, for sal Ijr ' '
n. r. bioler i co.
QUNS.I'ISTOLS.SWOBADCiiEo
For sal by ' "
n. r. BIGLF.R sC0. ,
gTOVES, OF ALL SORTS' AKD
Buss, for sal by '
ItVF. w-Lr.Rl.cri.
I
KONI IROKI IliONl IKOKi
rorsakT; ''J'('
11. K. BIOLER It -CO,
ITORSE SHOES k HORSE SHO!
RAIL?, for ssl hj
II. r BIOLER k CO
pULLEV BLOCKS; ALL 61ZE6
- -.. ...
And best Hsnufscturs, for sals hy
li. P. BIOLKR t CO.
'PHIilBLB SKEIXS A'D PIPR
' BOXES, for sals by
H. F. BIGLER I CO.
pODPER CUTTERS for salo br
cb30-70 II. F. BIGLER 1 CO.
rr t - - j.9
rpiIE AUTOMATIC
Kuitting JInthlnel
This Eaitlfng Machine Is ons ef the Best aea..
ful inreatiens of tbe age. By antiriag tSorlr
and ingoaious nperiments the ssTestsr hst
aenieveii wnal taousanae nave easaeresilsllf
tried le attain. That is, a KXITTlMi-V.
CHINE, tbst will knit a sock la seven nana
heel and toe, complete. Nerrows and widest.-
knits all grades of yarn. A ubies, TidVrs, Hscat,
Men s halt Jackets, Hosiery of all tiles, sos il
most an endless rariely ef I'ssfal aad Oraewnl.
al ttoods. II will bait from a Watch Gaard us
Sleigh Hobo, and does It with aeetness s
patch. Persons Ibat are iacapssiated frees sari
wars, eaa cara irom
8 TO 4 nOILARS
Per Day with tbe Kaitlcr.
This Mschiae has takes the dirtiest Prcaii
al the Principal Expositions, Btale and Coasts
rairs. it is simple ana aurabli i eoatereeme,
sal will wear lifetime. As it Is eoastreetel
with tba finest meobaaicat exactness, end fw
general range of work. "IT HAS NO lul'AW
and Is only limited ia beauly aad stvle by Us)
tniartnat:oa and inrenniie r le atvr rater.
MIET.UL PHI CB, Me.00.'
For rsfrrencs lbs pullie cse sddrets srssllrs.
oa lbs followiag residents of Qlesrfield scsst:
Josiah Tbomnana. Joaatbaa llartrbcra, Jsss
N orris, D. D. Hitter, Joba F. Bull, Curwenviar.
Lewis J. Ilurd and Joba Orr, Hard P. 0.; Ilia
Jnbeston, Abraham bp en cor, Klishs Fistes,
urampiaa tuns r. u. Joeepb Kirk, Jots 0.
eat, James Curry, lumber Cite. -
Samuel Jenkins, Esq., at Curwearvillo, is Iks
uenerat Agent for Clearfield aad Jenenoe e
ties. All necessary information sea be eetelarl
by calling upon bins, April 18, Iflt-U.
C0UBT PR0CIAMATI0H.
VIT IIERKAS, Hon. C. A. MAT LB. Preaiitti
1 T Judge ef the Court of Comaaa Plssi if
ths Twenty-fifth Jndierel District, composes st
ibe eountte er Clearfield, Centre aud Clisise
asd Ilea. Wiluam C. Fovtt and Uoa. Jest J.
Ilsio, Associate Jedgss of Clsarfiald ecestv.
have issued their precept, to me directed, for Its
holding of a Court of Common Pleas, Orpksai'
Coart, Court of Quarter Sessions, Court ef Orel
and Terminer, snd Court of tjeneral Jail Deliv.
cry, al Ihe Court House at Clearfield, la cjferrtt
county of Clearfleld, eommeaeiag oa the Int
nuuaay. xa cay ol duue, IW13, aad te sss-
uoue two weea.. t , ,
MOTICI IS. therefore, herabr elv.e. ta ths
Ceroaer, Justices ef tbe Peace, and CosiisMh
la and for said seualy uf Clearfield, to enesarn
ineir proper parsons, wun tbeir Records, Ksui,
inquititioas, a,xam:aatloas, aad ether Rsssw
branees, to do those Ihinrt which lo thtir ottei
ana la ineir beaair, perUia te be done.
GIVEN under my head at Clearfield, this tli
day ef June, la the year of ear Lord est I
tbousaad eisrhl hundred and sereotr-ibree.
. J 13 TIN J. PIE, Shsrif.
DR. IL B.
Ol.-e aei
VAN VALZAU. .
next door te Harttwich A Irwis'i I
Drug Store, an stairs. .
3:7 CLEARFIELD. PA. ' ' is
Rannniras. Dr. II. V. Wilsea. Dr. J. 6.1
Uartswiek, Faculty of Jefferson Medical College. I
BRICK I - BRICK I , BRICK 1 j
A NEW BRICK YARD
PLDMMER A CO. having MtHsJl
aew aud sttMn a.iMa Vsel lal
Clcarbeld, are prepared te axakeeaatractt (siAt
oiass iv eu arica, in large er email guaatitia).
Orders and orrcsnondence solicited, lsforws-
Uoa can be obtained by calling at hrndsri KH
i li i ,. . . . . i
mi r oy aunrsssiog
W. 8. I LUMilKn A CO.
-( ' , . : liearleld, fs.
OOK AND UEADl
SxDDLE&HARLVS MAIvIH:
JOHN C. HARWICK,
XI 1... Ci. r.en.m.r.tr Tl.
aiaraoi ot., t. LiCA UP I TAjV, I' i
Is lb man lo g io If you want s sol sf !
IIAlt.NEr'S or a asw SADDLh er anyikisg eliej
In lh-4 line. He turns eat ae good ' - "
aone in any shop ta Penatylreaia, and aiip'""
are very reesonaiite. .
Coustanily ea hand a full tins ef
-TUOTTING GOODS.
such ss Trotting Saddles, Qnarter and tibia Besii
ironing Hollers, Whips, Fine Srutkeseee it-
Ac. A fino aasortmrnt of Nets, llores ler."
Knee Blsnkets, Buffalo R.Acs. Ac., Ac, kepi J
TVS S.-S-BIIIMIBI alll1'BS'B.,. " alica II B'
I . 1 ..... ... -.
1, ke Mea lk.1 Inllnra saetameotary as IS
graawd In Ibe anderelgncd oa the eelatsj
JAMKS I.HtKbT, deceased, late of VteedeS
township, Cleerfield eoealy, rennsyiva-j
peraous looeeeee rami ""v T ,
mb L m Lntl.tl tieVKtCnt. Blllf theSS esl
deltas against ths saaia will preteak thr
aatbeatleaird fcr ndJiemcat. .
FANNt l ot RJT,
season, lo rent anything that horsemen si
need of Is alwars oa hand. J
All of which will ba sold at wbolt'als ernt!
at the very laireeS rales. ... , J
Repsirlng promptly allenlrd to All
gnsrsnteed. Shop la room formrrlr eccupire a
PostOBvc, A . , APJJJlJ
"W
vs ssui,, uj.,,1 a enpj tu nr.x sdlrprt.