She epMiatt,
GEORGE B. GOODLANDER,
'. " " ' BDITuB All rHOPRIlTOB.
: CLKAKKIELD, Ta.
WEDNESDAY MOKNINO. JISE 2, W.
v - Democratio County Ticket.'
' V ' ' " ASSEMDLY, ' , I 1
.D. T. i. BOVIiR,
or leauilp.
i ; SHERIFF,
Vf. IOII MCPHERSON,
lit CLCiirilLI,
TREASURER,
WILLIAM W. tVOXIUt.,
or CLEianriD,
COMMISSIONER,
. CLARK BHOWIi "
or uwtuu.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
PKANK F I i: L 1) I !K O .
t or cLLinrim-D. .
f- AUDITOR,
L 1. WH Ci BLOOM, ,
'; OS LaWSMCS.
' ' JI'RY COMMISSIONER,
j o it fi n. anuoART,
' ' ' or cliiRriilD.
.' . COUOXKR, ,V ,
... 1 UEUKUG T II O R X ,
or CLKARriCLfl.
1 ..
. i i. ' : in flare.
? Our foreman last week omitted tho
lin in o of our nominee for Coroner,
'Ccorge Thorn. It will bo found at
our most head tbia week, with ids
rest of the ticket. :'
Fellow Democrat, tho flag is hoist
vd, let us go to work. The freemen
uf Clornild county hovo nerer had a
i ticket compoaod of better men pro
en ted to them for thoir suffrages.
lho nominees nro all of tho young
tnd middle agod cluseos, full of vigor
(iid aound Democrats, and from our
wt predict that they will fill their re
spective positions with honor and
Ability, alike croditublo to the party
and themselves. . We also know that
.men equally as competent and deserv
ing wero defeated, bat the party hav
ing spuken through its acknowledged
forms and selected the gontlcmen
..whoso ii a in o are found at our mast
bead, it becomes the duty of nil good
Denioorttls to acquiesco in the verJiot
v( the jury tho people''' '
' Our ticket was not hatched in some
Sawyer' or doctor's office, but the
'.wholo 4,000 Democrats of Cloarfiold
county were taken into council and
Touna in tho laCIo puoniiliedTnst week.
I , . - , . . . . .
To say that tho result is the workings
of lho fOldtown iting," or "tho Court
Cliquo," is mere gibbcrnge, because,
while tbo vote in one district is very
decidedly in favor of one candiduto
tho adjoining distriot doclaros in favor
vf anothor, which is conclusive ovi
deuce to every intelligent' mind that
Ihe imaginary '-rings" and "cliques"
wero very much broken and scattered,
and rendered powerless fur cither good
or ovil.
Our old enemy, aerpent-liko, is
crawling around in our political Eden
seeking to beguile and dostroy the
weak. Instead of furnishing palm
Icavos ho is offering greenbacks and
guaranteeing office, iiifloonco nnd
riches. Democrats, don't nibble at his
.hook, ulthonghjit may be richly baited.
Tho enemy is sockingyour destruction.
. Hunt Ins. Cndidalei.
Tho JIudical wigwam in this county
Is in grout distress about candidates
for tho eoveral county offices. Tho
lcadors are exhausting all their in
genuity and making liberal offers in
greenbacks for candidates for Aftcm
bly, Sheriff, Treasurer and Commis
sioner. . They wanted a volunlocr
Democrat, with "local option" pro
clivitios, for Assembly, and failing in
Xhis thoy hnvo brought out Henry
CLAY Wycoff, of Karthaus, suppos
ing that the Democrats In Dr. Pottor's
uuighborhood could bo inveigled into
the support of a liadical against Dr.
lloycr. These saino bravo Modocs
arealso hunting a candidate for Sheriff,
Treasurer and Commissioner in the up
ymr nH at ih county.. ..Soma ono in
JS'ew .Vanliington, Chest or Jordan
proForrod. If volunteers cannot be got
jut, money will bo offered to Domo
crnts to take tho field, and if they fail
in this puro Modocs will bo selected,
and tbo gentlemen dofeated at our
primary election, and thoir friends,
will be invited to the IEadical feast.
U..-1. I- . I- - . . , .
emeu iii iuu programmo luia aown
by the Chairman of lho Radical county
Committee.. Wo are satisfied, that no
Democrat w ho it fit to fill either of
tho offices indicated will be foolish
enough to nibble at this Kadical bait.,
1 - i
Read It. As Intimated on a form-
AV nrni.mn ... a 1. . . I 1 : . I. !
... Vww.n.wu rtw IUIB IU1IIIHII III
full the greut speech of John II. Or
is, Esq , delivered in tho House of
HoprecntatiTfc s As Mr. Orvis douls
with state-officials, and makes his
'(stalcments from official dales, It bo
purees tho duly, of tho taipayers to
read and pondor over hit ttatomonta,
and if they are not aitonUhed at the
glganliofraodsperpptraUd upon them
there la n6 nso In dwelling upon facte.
Democrats, read this speech and th on
hand it over to j our Rupuolicun noigh.
tor, and if ha is opposed to bugo rob
beries he will read it, too; and "go
and si a ne nvoro" by votlng-tho Rad
ical twket,
' Tha Pwhlcnt Ins ppolnld Geo.
r. rujjur L't.iuJ Statcj iJitlritl At-
wMy nr .Hawacliufiullej-
Ifois. Ceo. .V. Dallm:
Thit gontleman it tho ton of a noble
tire, and merits the thanks of every
journalist in Pennsylvania. While ho
hat not pecoodod in incorporating
into tho Constitution ' the doctrine of
tbo. moat onllghtoned roodera Judges,
English and American whioh he ex
pressed in bit amendment at first of
fered, yet hb has by bit "ability, learn
ing and portinncity, fairly driven the
Convention from its first resolve to
adhcro to tho antiquated provisions of
1790. , lit has carried through enough
of his original amendment to make a
decided improvement ,iu .the present
law, and to rescue tho State from the
reproach whioh a refusal to raako any
amendment would have brought upon
her. For this the prost and tho poo
pleowo their Ihanki to Ceorgu M.
Dallas, of Philadelphia.
Wo nro really astonibhed at tho ap
parent tfowardice of the members of
lho Constitutional Convention, in ap
proaching tho libel question. The li
bel clause- in the present Constitution
is a disgrace to tho stato. The clause,
as amonded through tho effoi tt of Mr.
Dallas, rends as follows :
. 8&c. 7. Ttiat tb prlmtug prtai ihH bo frw
to ivtrT penon wbo uodcrlaUtl to XkDiiot th
prootealtiKi of tho Iirlilluro or tny bniiieh of
tbo ooTrruintnt, ood oo low ihitll ovtr bo undo to
mtrain the ribt tliroof. Tbo frco fHionnunioa
tion of thoogbti and opinion! li ono of tho Inval
riablorirhtt of man, and ercrjr ehttpB nay n-tfoly
apeak, write and print on anj aubject, beiug re-
vponiibio lor tuo aou.to ui tnat liberty, no ooo
viotlon khall bo had ill any prowcution for the
publlration of naperf relntlns to the official oon-
doet of etneer or ara In public capacity or to any
other natter proper fur publio luvt-ilijcation or in
formation, wliere tile lacl mat aucn puoilcatlon
wal not inalicloutly of n-ltliiroutlT made iball to
oitablUbed to tho oatltfaetion of the Jury. And
In all indiotiaento for llbeli, tbo jury sball novo
the right to determine the la and tho faoti, un
der tho direotion ot the court, ae In othor caiti.
Tho Now York Court of Appeals
bus given Stokes, the murderer of Col.
Fink, a new trial. This move will
clear him. Wero he some "poor
devil" he would hnvo been hung long
At Work. Enterprising nowspa
por men and tho highly scientific, are
hard at work, as usual, to start either
tho cholera or yollow fover, or both,
in tbit country.' Me hope thoir enter
priso and tbcorict will fall. !
, Con. Grant paid a visit to Washing.
ton lust week. He remained nearly
ibrco hours at the While House before
returning to Long Branch, whero ho
keeps his horses and dogs, etc.
Ittal SlalMUt-.ntnlh Cenu$,
Volume Second of the Ninth Census
of the United Statos, containiuir near
ly seven hundred pagos, quarto, is do
voted to vital statistics. It contains
maps and charts so tinted in different
shades of. tho sn tuo color as to report
to the eye. tne prcvaiouco ot certain
prominent diseases in the various sec
tions, of tho country. . According to
tho m.ip the localities most lrco irom
the ravajres of consumption are Florida,
middle Georgia, a section in and near
Uurko county, r. U., and the region
cfn"T iFijfato.-' "rnhr Kgim? witi
tho exception ol Florida, are not lho
ones lavoreu by tho medical profession
as sanitary' resorts for pulmonary
patients. Tho reason why is perhaps
lounu in mo lact that these healthy
localities have not boen written up by
intereslod parlies. Theso mans nnd
charts are valuable to the physician,
ana to the invalid who is seukinir a
change of climate for lho benefit of
bis health.
Among tho interesting statistics in
tho volume wo quote tho following :
The total population of the country
is about thirty-eight and a quurter
millions.
Tho total number of deaths in the
current census year, 492,203, or about
1,3 19 per dim.
March socms to bo the most fatal
month, leading all others by about
1,000.
March, April and Afar form tho
most fatal quarter,excoeding any other
throe consecutive months by over 13,-
000.
The births numbor 1,100,475. or
about a.uuu per diem.
The blind numbor about 20,000.
The deuf and dumb, about 1(1,000.
Tho idiotio, about 24,000.
Tho insane, about 37,000, nearly
one third of whom aro of foreign birth.
1'orsons over 50 years ol ace num
ber ubout 150,000.
Persons ovor 90 ycart of tiro num
ber about 7,000. .
Persons over 100 yoarc of aco num
ber nbout 3,500.
Of thoso ovor 80 years, tho females
outnumber tho males by about 12,000.
UI thoso over i)v rears, tho lomulos
are in excess by about 1,200.
UI thoso ovor lUOyoars, tho females
exceed tho males by about 1,000,
xcnaiito upcciator.
Thing to be llcmtmbered.
Tho following chances will tako
placo after June 30, 1873 :
1. rrniiKiiig privilege Boousnea. :
2. Postmasters suMilied with ofll-
cinl stamps. ,
3. Oflicial stamps mutt not be used
except for oflicial business.
. Mamps ol one department can
not bo used for correspondence of
anomer.
5 'o ronltor can pass tliroutrh the
mails free.
6. Postage must be collected on
nownpapcra published in tho county
whoio delivered.
7. Exchangot not free. Publish
ers must pay postage on each ex
chango received. . , ,
8. I'ostul cards ancalled for are not
eent to the doad letter olllce.
V. PoHtuI cards cannot be used a
second time.
10. Ordinary cards can be trans
mitted through the muils by affixing
ono cent stamps, provided the entire
mesange is printed. ; Tho address may
bo written. ,
rotlage. Lottcrs-7-Thrco cents for
each hitll'ounco or fraction thereof.
Drop Loiters Whoro delivered by
carriers, two cents for each half ounce
or fiaoiiort thereof. At other ofliccs,
one cent for each half ounco or frac
tion thereof.
Printed Mutter One cent for each
two ounces or fraction thereof. Kccda,
bulbs, cuttings, roots, scions, chromos,
and engravings are classed with print
ed matter;
' Merchandise Two ooiita for each
two ounces or fi action thereof, limited
to twelve ounces. Wheti any of lho
above mutter is mailed wholly unpaid
aod by inadvertence reucboa lit desti
nation, double ratot should ba char-oil
and cullccted.i-rc''r Curette. "
otT fery Dtrly Senate.
It it to seldom that we find a Kadi
can nowspnper which tolls the truth
partially, that we are compelled, to
trantfer the following, from tho Miners
Journal, to our columns, wbicb says: .
It appear by the offlulul report of
the Secretary of ,tbe . Senate, that, for
the session ending in May, 1872, that
each Senator cost tho people of the
United Statoa about 120 to cleanse hit
porsnn, all of wbicb was chargod to
the United States. The cost embraces
soap, towels, washing and cologno wa
ter, bay rum, Fronoh cosmetics. If
the people of the United States have
to pay for kocping their Senators
clhun, the butler plan would be to givo
it out by contract, nod perhaps it
could bo done cheaper. 1 hey might
bo scrubbed every morning, which
ought to bo sufficient, unless they aro
unusually auiy.
The people ure not awaro gcnorally
that Ihcy aro taxed by their roprcson
talivus for personal cloanliucss; but
It is novcrtbclcss truo; thoy hud to
pay upward ot 8-0 a head ut that ses
sion for such a purposo. Independent
of tho ubovo chunro, tbey also used
durintj the session each 3 exponsivo
Euchiib hair brushes, costing over tz
each, besidos 80 pate brushos, no doubt
lor the uso ot thoso who had bald
boads, besidoa about 200 combs, all of
which were charged to tho people of
the United Mules. An .ni;lisu utur
brush will laot ordinary persons for
several years, but these dtrly (Senators
use no less than tbreo each at a singlo
session of about four months, or clso
tlicv keen a stock for other Duroosos.
and then make tho pcoplo pay for
litem. '1 heir tobacco and snult Ihcy
also chargod to lho people
Thoy also used ad boxes ot lemons,
costing upward of 8220 ; 00G pounds of
granulated sugar about hall a ton,
and 33 pounds ot 6- tea, all chargod
to the United Statct. Why notchargo
their board at onco to lho pooplealso
It is such abuses at those practiced by
mombers of Congress that leads to tho
shameful stealing of tho people's mon
ey, nnd it converting our legislative
hulls into a den of thieves.
So far no momber of Congress has
raised his voice against these abuses,
for fear of boing ostracised by those
who practico thorn; and the press,
with scarcely an oxccplion, is silent
on tho subject, particularly at Wash
ington, for tboy will lose somo patron-
ago that tho members have in their
power to bestow. Ainrri'ioiirnn.
1I .fffrr. '
We aro somewhat more than amnt
ed at the speculations of our llcpubli
can cotemporaries as to the health and
vitality of the Domocralio parly.
These pooplo may indulge to tho bont
of their inclination their dreamt of
tho downfall and death of tho Domo
cralic parly, and pride themselves in
tbo belief that it has passed out of ox
istonco. Such visions may be grati
fying to thorn, and we do not bugrudgo
them tho momentary satisfaction they
enjoy. But Ihcy will awake one of
these days to lho lull realization of the
fact that lho Democratic parly, in
stead of being, at they flutter thorn-
selves, a corpso, cold and inauimulo, is
a living body, full of vitality, and able
to copo wiih them in lho fiulii for vic
tory and not only to cope with them,
but to cope successfully, and bring
into the state and National govern
ments, men of mind, of vigorous intul-...-,
j m M.urM, t
anco of duty, show tho people tliaiTn
the Democratic parly resides lho pow
er of good government. And this
power they intend,' when tbo sun of
lortune shines on them, to exhibit to
tho discomfiture of the party which
now rules the land with an iron sceptre.
Lot Mr. Governor Uartranft and
Mr. Prcsldeuttirantosciliato between
Uarrisburg, Washington and Long
Branch, enjoying themselves at best
thoy may and let their party organs
herald their exits and their entrances
tho time is not fur distant when the
voico of the people will tuporcedo thorn
and call to ir,e sorvicoof tho Stato and
nation men moro competent to gov
ern. Jlarrifbura ratnot.
A Public Scandal. Tbo now states
of ll.e West have not, perhaps, much
latitude ot choice in the selection of
men to fill offices of dignity and trust,
but tboy seem for the most part pecu-
mrly unlortunato in their tutted
States Senators. The latest scandal is
about lho new Senator, Mitchell, from
Oregon, whoso roal nuiiio, it Is said,
is Uippie. lie was an emigrant from
Pennsylvania, and thore is now living
in 1'i anklin, in that stnto, as a servant
in a botol, a woman who olaitns to bo
his wife. - He did not marry her till
her own reputation made it necossary,
and afler living with ber about a year
he aesorlou her with another woman.
Mr. Mittholl, alias Hipplo, has pub
lished in the Oregon pupers an expla
nation which we have not seen of
lho circomstuncos of his early life, bul
it is unfortunate thata man with such
a record, which needs explaining,
should besont to the United Elates
Sonnto. If the elory was known to
the people of Oregon buforo ho was
cDosca benator. tbo disgrace in
measure belongs to tho slate, and is
an insult to the Senate ; if it was not
known to them, thoy should requost
tuo senator to return to private life.
Keep the Uai.l in Motion. The
United States, by its Atlornoy-Gener-
al, has brought tuit against tbo Union
and 1 ucilio ituilroad, and demands an
account of tho sums which it obtainod
from tho government.
Tbo cily of Philadelphia, by its
.loiicitor, has Drought suit aguinst Mr,
Kcyscr, of tho Water Department, and
demands an account of money in ado
UJ- VIIU UDU VI IIIU jfllUIIU ItllJUS.
Now, wbcro is tho Attorney-Gen
oral of Pennsylvania, Mr. Dimmick?
Lid in in bring suit and demand an ao
count from the Treasury "liing" of
uic proms ibey have mado by using
tho publio monoy. If bo will rocover
il, a million could bo easily spared
from, it for lho Centennial.
A Hard Wouker Tbo Now York
W Bays lho lato Horace F. Clark,
was undoubtedly a , victim ol over
work, havingfor years borne a respon
sible and activo part in many corpo
rations. Althollmo of hia dcuth lio
was president of the Luko Shoro and
Michigan Southern Huilroad Company
and Union Pacific Pailroad Company.
He wat o dirottorln many companies.
among which wo recall lho New York
I on Ira! and Hudson, Aow York and
Harlem, New York, Now Haven and
Hartford, Toledo, Wabash and Wes
tern,. Frio nnd Pittsburg, Dunkirk,
Wnm-n and Piitsbon. Western Union
Tolcgruph Company, and Union Trust
Company, besides sovurat banks and
insurance companies.
Tbo steamer Mary McDonald wat
bnrned at Gil ham's Landing, on tho
Missouri river, wbilo en routo from
; Kansas Oily to St. Louis -
MHMntuitmtd Httatrnition.
A Washington telegram atatet that
a delegation of colored men from Vir
ginia recently called on Postmaster
flnnanl Croaswoll tO reauest him to
appoint one of tbeir comber at one of j
the now tpooiat post owes agonit.
"Tbo PotlmtiBtor Uenoral," tayt the
telegram, 'recoivod them courteously,
but exprcssod hit rogrett that be could
not gratify thorn, at on the recom
mendation of Colonel John S. Mosby
bo bad Just appointed II. Clay Brad
ley of Virginia." Tho Postmaster
General bows grnoefully and extends
his hand cordially to thocolorod folks,
smiles blandly wbcu they prtl'ur their
request, and then, with a most doleful
and lugubrious countenance, the corn
ers of bit mouth drawn downward,
and tho salt tears welling up from his
full heart, he "regrets" that ho has
just handed over to a protego of Colo
nel Mosby tho littlo "posish" which
his visitors hovo como to look after.
Wo imagioo thore was a rolling-tip of
white cyohallr and an exhibition of
f;rinning Ivory, when Crosswoll't po
itcnoss was rounded off by this ao
nouncomcnt. Tho Idea of Mosby, the
rough rider of tho rebellion, the
scourgo of loyally in Northurn Virgi
nia, the blood-stained partisan of the
lost cause, tbo red bunded sluvo-cutel
or, controlling appointments undor Ibe
suporiativoly and exquisitely loyal
Mr. CreBSwell, must havo been enough
to disturb even tho polito pqnipoiooof
tbo dignibod colored persons wnose
mission and deportment cxlructodsucli
extroino courtesy trom the UhiPi l ost
niastcr of the Unitod Slates. Wheth
or or not their disappointment was
much molificd by the fact that they
were so "courteously received," tho
tions as thoy left tho patriotic pros
ence were perhaps not vory'r'oatant,
and probably were mainly directed to
invidious comparisons of tboir own
claims witb those of Colonel Mosby
upon tbo recognition and gratitude of
the republican party. Hatford Utx
lette. ' ' '
A Balloon Trip to Eimon. John
Wise, lato of this city, and W. H
Donaldson, both experienced aero
nauts, propose to take a balloon voy
age- of wbicb so much has boen said
und so little done. The Boston Board
of Aldormen have responded to a pe
tition from them, and made an appro
priation of $3,000 to aid llicm in fit-
ling out their a-rial ship, in winch
they will start from tho Common in
that city on July 4th. lho gontlo
men will tako two othor persons with
them, and through the ci-opcration
or tho Franklin Institute in Philadol
phis cxpoct to accuro the services of
two scientific men. f ror. n ise bases
hit roason for undertaking this peril
ousvoyago on the following theories :
Atacurtuin height above the earth
there is a continuous; air current, or
tide selling from wost to east, mainly
caused by lho revolution of the earth
on its axis, and that this currant movos
at the rate of from GO to 100 miles per
hour. . Thus tbey' expect to reach
Kngland in two days, at the most,
from the timo of starting. Lancaster
Intelligencer. - ' -
Tu Now York Herald contains a
detailed alatemontof the reported lob
by plan for orl'ecling tho annexation
of a largo slice of Mexican territory.
It is to make tho balsnoo of claims by
can raiders on the Texas frontier suf
ficiently large to that Mexico cannot
pay it. Our Government is to assnmo
the pay mont of this money to our tlai
mants, whilo Mexico it to sottlu the
little bill wiib our Govornmenl In a
cossion of territory. This magnificent
project embraces the Mexican frontier
stales of J amauliims, New Leon, Coa-
bulia, Chihuahua, Honor, and Lower
lalilorma, nnd tho arguments already
thrown out in itsfavoraroplausibltand
fascinating. Mexico will ba freo from
tho embarrassments which the ioni
liirt hat caused, whilo lho Unitod
Statos will guin a largo and valuable
tract ol land.
3ftt' (U'rHiSfinrntj.
"VOTICE TO CUSTOMERS. Wo,
ll the nndeniaoed. merchant! and nMhaioi of
the borough of Clearfield, do airrea to cloee oor
reineotloe place! of balloon on the Fourth dor of
July. 1873 :
J. M. Kralier. Jobs 0. Ilarwlek.
noodfrllo A Son. T. M. Knblnwn Co.
II. F. Nanxlf. Klobard Moaiop.
II. F. liigli-r A Co. liackett eVbrrTor.
I Jobmon A Soni. Wearer A Botti.
R. W. Urabaro. . li. Miller.
1. Hlewart A Hon. J. W. Wright.
F. bbort. - W ia. Heed.
Jul. Kerr A Co. Kobt. .Milohell.
Kiatier A l.Jtle. Famuel t. Hnjdrr.
J. 8. tthoaeri. Later Filial.
CleaaOald, Juno Si, ls;3.-!t
T. M. ROBINSON & CO.,
A3lLi:itS,
T)m!trf la
Harness, Saddles and Bridles,
BLANKETS, BRUSUE3,
Fly Not, Collart, Whipt, io.
: A large ataok of TROTTIXO OOOD." of all
Jmiriu ,. i..,..fce, mi naaaasg
TltlMMINUS.
0-Repairing promptly attended to.
Shop os Market itreel. Oraliim'e Row, In ihop
formerly ooeupiod by Jaraei Aleiander. ,
ClrarAald, Pa, June 15, 1S7J. .
N
EW
L1MK KILN I
NBA It CCKWRKSVTM.R
The undcfuicDed would raxpoetfullr otif? till
persuDS IntcrvHtrd that bt btu juit rectt-d tt nw
Minti Htin, id rifce totrntbin, anj will ip et
hand OrM olaM quaJltr of Oray Ltme. hih
will b fura.bd to farmart, builtiurt aad othars
ai ib cent per buinel. oab at the kilu.
jfl5-m (J. H. CALDWELL.
IkKIDHK L KTTI Nil. Sealed pmpowli will
Xj be rocelvod 'hjetbe undcrnignr-d for liulldiug
a bridge aerona the mouil of Littlo Clearfield
oreek, where the lawn. hip road emaaei, natil
Ibarailey, July fid, la. J, at J a'olook p. m. of
lain ay. llio llrldge to be or two oliaoi, wiib
wooden abutments tilled with itone. Prono.ali
tea k i..r. Mi,,. .. . il. a... i ' ..
-- - -"" - i.h. . wi i - vuparfirnn. me.
aiDoaliom aud plaaa may bo aeon by oalling upon
John l'arki, at bii ri-eidenoa. The Buerisori
will mod at the Court ll.iuar. is Clejrll.l.l ... ih.
Sd, to deolatt the eentrnet,
JOHN R. PARKS, -.
'ATIIANIKI, RlbUEI
JOHN KI.INK,
JAM1CH nilDWN, !
fnpei vlenre of Lawrese..
JOHN tOliL'lElt.
!
bupcrvlmr of lioggi.
Jena J5, U7.-td
Aiir.anun, i jijiji kiih Notice li
bcrel-y given lo thole tatnnvera In I ...
n-iieo townihip, who know thenmeliea Indibled to
mo for County, Ktela and H-liool Taioa for IM7I,
t,l an I l;;l, that unleri their latra ara Milled
wilhln three woeki from Ibis dute, my duplicate!
will he left In the burnt! of a Ju.tlr of the Peace
for oollerlioa lugetbor with the neeeirarv onita.
Lawrence tp., June ia, UrJ.-.t Colleolor.
B1.ACKMMITII W A NTKIJ, -Tbo nndc
ngned wiihoa ta oumlov a 8r.i-.i... .-.a.
nan at onea. Ironing wagna made s apecially.
Liberal wegoa j-ald. Call on or addrr.i
3Jn Q&vtxiitmtnts.
1876 CEXTEXMAL! 1876
i The New J'CENTENHIAli"
CLOTHING STORE!
Mcn'i Bull of Farmera' Caiilmeri, onl'..., $1.00
at KERR A CO.'S.
Mrn'i Suit! of Cheviot, onlj t.00
at jit: u u 4 co.'t. ' ,
Men'l BolU of Hootch Chcrlot, onlr... ........ 1J.M
at KERR A CO.'S.
Men'! Bull! of Kngllih Melton, only 18.00
, a a KERR A CO.'D. , -
Mi-n'l Euillof Flm Blue Dlaxocal. 10.00
at KKHR A CO.'S.
Youth's Bull! from $7.0U to 14.00
at KUItH A CO.'S
Children'! Fane fniii, from tl.OO to....... 10.00
at KEKR A CO.'B.
Gent's Furnishing Goods,
t bwt u.d Urgvat ttock In town, tt
- KERR ti CO.'S
Nkw Cinixnmal Clotiii.no House,
Corner Second snd Market Blroeti.
e-Ooand aee for jourielrol. Tkt oioij al
ionaif. LMh Uoum in Cltarfl,U. t U-H
piiOM THIS DATE, .
. Jituo 25ih, until kng. int.
I will nil anj Mlllinor or othor (oodi oa iiand
at 3U per ttaU leas thaa coat, to make room
for an entire aew Fall etock.
June ti ll. MRS. T. If. WATBOK,
The Bell's Bun Woolen Factory,
Tenn towmhlp, Clearfield Co., Fa.
UURilGD OUT!
BURNED UPI
- The lulierlben bare, at great eiprnii, rebuilt a
neighborhood nfoeoeltr, In tbo ereotlon or a nret-
olata Woolen Mannfaotorx, with all tbo modem
improvement! attached, and are prepared to make
all kind! of Clotbl, Caaiimeroa, gatinetta, Blan
ket!, Flanneli, to. Plont of Rood! on bond te
lupply all onrold and a taeoaaad now emtwmera,
whom we aik to eouio and oaamiuo one itoen.
Ibe ejiintii of
CARDISO AND Fl'LLRO
will reeelro our oipoclal attention. Froper
arraniremeoti will bo made to receive and deliver
Wool, te nit eutomera. All work warranted end
done upoa tho ahortoet notioo, and bv Uriel alien
tlon to buiinri! wo hope to realtio n liberal ahere
of pnblie patronago.
10.IKK) POCXPS WOOL WAKTKD1
Wa will par the hlrheet market price for Wool
and aell oar menafaetured noodi aa low aa ettallar
good! oaa bo buugbt in tho eeaaiy, and wbaaover
ae fail to render roaauaablo eatiilaction wa aan
alwaya be found at homo road to make proper
eaplanatioa, either in nereon or ny letter.
. JAllbS JUU.NBO.N A SON 3,
aprii:Clf llowor P. O
ADMIMSTR ATOR'H NOTICED Notleo
la bareb given that letter! of adminietratioo
oa the eitateof EDWARD KINO, deoeaied, late
llurniide townihip, Cleatfleld eounty, Feno a,
having boon dale granted to tbo aoderalgned,
all peraoon indebted to aaid aetata will pleaae
rake Immediiie payment and tkoia having
elaimi or demanaa win pre lent tnem propeif
aatbeatiealed for tottloment withoa! delay.
, JK&ejK M. UARTEH,
Jnne Si, 1873-81. Admialetrator.
I7ARM FOR SALE. The under
slgaed offer! tot lalo bli Farm, lituate In
tiirard townabin. . It ooataine about lot aorei, 60
of wbieh ara improvel. - Tho Improvement! ara a
two-ilory Dwelling llouie, a large frame Barn,
too Fruit Tree!, a good Spring of water, together
He'wboVorwWwr'ft inft-iWHSS'liirt.
luit purchaser!. Further ioforiaelioa can be eb
teined by oalling oo the preniiies, or eddrciiiag
tbo aubaoribar at Looonta'a Milli Poitofflro.
Je24-t JOIIX J. HOVER.
PROPOSALS FOR BRIDGE. The under
algned eommittoo will raeelve aealed propo
ala nntil Saturday noon, July It, 1773, for the
ereotion of a wooded bridge, with tret-elaaa atone
abutment!, aeroia the r-uequebaaaa River, near
Tbotiwi A. UeUee'a, In llell towmhin. Ridden
mult furnlih ample aeoarity for the completion of
ino worm, nam ana ipeciaaaiioas can be eeea
at T. A. Hcdce'e.
liKOROE I). McCRACKKS,
FHROERICK RUl'KRt,
JOHN MECKLKV,
Jv55-td Commltlre.
BARGAINS IN MUSICAL 1N
STRCVKNTSl Organi, both new and
weond baud, at tho Mmie btora. opporile Qulicb'a
Furniture .Store. All peraoni intereited ara invi
ted to rail and egamlne a sew etylo of Organ now
on eihibltion. Hheet Mane and Uuilo Booka
oonitantlyoa hand. apl24-7Stf
gTOXE'S SAW GUMMERS AND
SAW UPSETS.
We bare received the ea-enov for tbe above and
win ii-ii tnem at aianulaelurer'i prtoel. Vail at
eiamlne tbem. Ther are the bell.
JelV -JJ U. r. 1IIULES A CO.
HAYES, COULTER & CO.,
Baecoaaari to W. A. Arnold,
OAnorim-niai or
Heaters, Ilanges, Low Grates
sad MARBELIZED SLATE MAHTELI.
. .- Bole agenta for lha oel.bralid
CUILHO COOKIIfCI RAKQX.
bgr-Sead for Catalegoaa.
Re. 1304 Cbeitnot Street, .
Jane S3-6m
FUILADELPBIA.
KRATZER & LVTLE
Turpentine,
J WILL SRLL TOl
Niill,
(lieu,
Patty,
ratnti,
Oila,
French, Richards & Co.'i
Buck Lead
- AID ..
Calcined Plaster
VERY CHKAP.
loimeuee Mock oa baud. ,
Ctcertrld, Pa., Jan. 4, 1871.
VALUABLE FA KM
AT PRIVATE SALE.
The nnderoljrned alTera at private ile faia farm
Is Cbeit townihip. aonilnina-of IO srrca, lot)
aertiofwbleb aro oleaieMl, oad-r good fence and
In a bigti atateof cultivation. Thr Improvement!
are a goou nonee, new uarn anil otner neei-eiary
awibwlldingi. Two aaoellent on-bardi on tbe
pretaiwe. (lond walor oonvnolent to the hnnea.
Abotrt 1,000,(IUO feel of excellent plne,beiide other
timber! on tbe land. Alan, an al-andacoa of eoal
and llmeetona. For fnrtb.er Infnrniellon, roll os
ora.ldre.i WM. ai.UiKlARVKY.
J';' ! ' MoOoiray V. 0, Cleattcld Co., Ta.
"? AECUTR'rl KOTICK Notion Ii hera-
I J by gives that Letter! Teitamenlarr aa tba
E.tnte of Annie U. dboDO. deo'd.. kavabee erant-
ed lo the sndersigned. All periona indebted to
raid Kitate ara rrrfwired to make Immediate pay
nrenl, aad Ihoaa having .lalml again.! il are re
quired lo preoent Ibem, duly autbeolloaled, witb
out delay, to tbo nnderiignod.
II, H. BAKU r.TT,
Bieea'er of Annie Os fb"pe.
Cl-littld May e;, t. J
g $urrt.rmfttt.
V) THE
F It O; NT!
1 CiaBATIBXCITENEXT ''
AT TBI
CLEARFIEU) BAKERY
AND
ICE CREAM SALOON I
j . ,
Tkt vnderilgned having Juit fitted up sow,
largo aod aoulortabla roouii os Market el root,
soar Third, reipeetfully inform! tho publio that
ba now drrpered to aeovmmodate them with
everything is hia lino on abort notion and al all
bonri of the day, lie keep! os hand
ERESH BREAD, " -
RUSKS, ROLLS, PI8,
' CAKES, all kisda.
ICE CREAM,
and s general ,eiiortmmt of
CONFECTIONERIES, FRUITS, NUTJ, Aa.,
All of which will be delivered to eaitomon at Ihelr
raoideaaai, when requeilod lo do lo.
ICB CREAM, by Ihedlah.eerrod Ins seally fur.
nlihed room.
Thankful for tbo feneroui patronage bcitowed Is
the pait, ha kopn to merit and raeelve a oos
tlnnenee of tho aame from hie old auito
- mara. aod etsere.
JOHN STADLEB.
Jane lt.'73-lf.
SACEETT & StHCYVEB,
MILBRI IS
HARDWARE,
anj manufacturer! af
Till. Copper & Sheet Iron Ware,
Second Blrtot,
CI.CAK.KIELD, PA
ITuvioft lirffttW lnr-ied oar At f Hsrd
war, w intHm tilt pabli txtnio our iUck
and iricti. - i
Cevrfintiri aad panobi wbo oattmpUto build
tog will do well to txainin oar
TOOLS ft BUILDIHO HABDWAEE,
wbloo la sew and of Ibe beat maaufaiture, and
will bo eold low for oaih.
NAILS,
GLASS,
PUTTY,
GLUE,
LOCKS,
LATCHES.
HINGES,
SCREWS
All klsda of Bench Pinnae. Sawa, Chleela, Siaarea,
Hammer!, llairhele, Plambi and Lerela,
Alurliied A Thumb Ouagee, Beveli,
' Bracci A Rut!, Waod and Iroa
' ' Beaeh Serwa,aad the boot
-- fioririg Uaehina Is tbo
r market. ,
Double and Single Bitt Aies, '
' ' POCHET CUTLERY, At.
Agentior urnelT$ Iron Corn Shelter,
, warranlod.
Aleo, agenta Ajr Riebarde' .
UUTHIt; VLVK lOPt,
which effectually cere Smoky Fhiee.
Farmera' Iinplcuenta aod Uardca Toole of ovary
deirfptlos.
A large variety of ' ' '
COOK STOVES,
which wo warrant to girt eattifaeUoa.
Portable Range and rurnactt,
VO-Roofing, Spooling and Job Work done oa
reaaunable term!. All ordora will raooiva prompt
ouoe it, jbij,
PUBLIC SALK. By virtuo of an
A order ar the Orphan!' Court of Clearfield
ooosty, the andenigned admlniitrator of tho oi.
tale of John Orr, lata of Lawrence lownebip, it.
ecaeed, will lell al publio aale, on tho pretuiiei,
on Wedneiday, the th day of July, ) 87.1, the fo'.
lowing real eitita: All that aerial a lot ox piece
of ground lituate in Lawrenoa lown,;p county
aforoiaid, aud Htato of Penn-.j-ivacla, bonnded
and dwrbod ai follow,!,, B,gi,nB(r ,
poet os bank of M;,0(euB,rJ iam
aid Mream soi, Jf degree! weit 9 7-10 perchel,
north J8 '.egreea wait 11 percbei, north 231 de
gree! vr.t g perebee, north 40 degree! welt 4
nirchor, north ki d- grt.. weit 4 perohci to a poit
oa line ol land of Mophr-reoa Brother! ; tbeoce
by land! or Mcl'lioraon Brother! aoulh Jj degree!
weet tl perchel ta a poll thenee by landa for
merly of U. 1. Uoodfcllow toutb OKI drgreueart
e i n perenea M a poit, sorts 3 degreoa oaal
7 0:10 perrbea lo puit os road ; tbenoe by road
aorlk 101 degree! weet It t-10 perehei to dead
white piaei thenoa by land formerly of O. D.
Uoodfllow sorlh it ikgreca aaet 14 percbei to
poet and place of beginning; containing three
acrea and ono hundred and one and aeven-tenthi
percsea and allowance, nearly all cleared aa.l
under a gooda lato or cultivation, and bavlae
Ibereoa erected a one and a half itory plank home
eou email eiaoio.
Taaiia One-half re.h and balance Is ill
month, to bo aeeurod by bond aad mortgage on
tba preuiioi. Sale toeoutmeooeat 10 o'clock. a.m.
JNO. W. WRIULEY,
Jan. H, 1873. Administrator.
TeTOTICE. The andenigned having eold out
X and retired from tbe moroantile buiincn,
would reipeetrully requoit their former patrom,
whoaa aecouuta ara nneettled, to oall and artlle
within thirty daya. Tbe konki will ba foand
during laid term with D. L. Kergueoo, at hii of
bee, where ho will bo prepared lo giro the buii.
aeaa nil ipecial attrntiea. altar which ell u-iuui.
remaining sneeitled will be placed in Iba kandi
ol toe proper emcera for oollretion.
D. L. FERUCSON A CO.
Tho aaderiliaed kavina sarebaied tbe eatlve
itock of goodi or tbe late firm or 1). L. Ferguioo
to., or Lumber City, and havlni Juit tiled un
oar apaeioni etoro roomi wlthawellaaiorted (took
frcih from the eaat of Dry Uoodl, Uroooriee, Hard
ware, Uueemware, lloon and rihoea, llata and
t'api, tlotnmg, Notion, Fancy Urcia tloodi, to
gether with all articlea unialiy kept and In de
mand, aad deeiring la "lire and let live," we
would urge upon the former patroua of the houeo
and ever) body elee to call and examine our .lock.
We are determined lo nee ear atiauH effort! lo
mako II the Internet af all logiveaiakberajibar.
ef their patronage.
J01IK ltrSBKLL A BOX.
Lamber City, June II, 187I.-4I
PROPOMAI.H FOR BH1DGI-Tb. aa
diriigned committee will receive aealed pre
poiall amil Saturday, July 12, for the erection of
a woeden bridge, with flret clan itoneabutmenti,
acroea Aadareos Crack, sear Araohl'c Milli, Is
tuion townihip. llidderi will bereaiilrod to for-
niih amide eccurlly for the eomplclloa .f tb.
work, pepirata rroporall will be received for tbe
uuue wera ho. wo lupereirueiurc. nana ana
ipeoitoettona oas bo aera bv anolvine- lo tbo
eommittee, at Rockloa or Arnold . Mill..
IIAVID WKLTT,
l- : JOHN llHt IIAKKR,
JOHN llliUsDLKK,
Roekton, Juno S, Urj.-td
DK II. U. VAN VALZAH.
Omrc neTt door to liarliwlck A Irwla'i
Iirug Store, on italra.
:T CLEARFIBLn. PA.' ' tm
Rtrnaiart!. Dr. R. V. Wilaon. Dr. J. O.
Uartiwlok, l'acvlty af Jaffereoa Medioal College.
I EON AUD HOUSE, .
J Oppoalto Railroad Drpot,
1'i.utKri t;i,u, pa.
Preaaanlly woatod and s tral-elaaa hotel la all
reaped., llraakfaat for paeieogere leariog sn
morning Ira.a. WM. 8. BRAULKV,
June 11, 187J. Proprietor,
J A1LK3 MITCH KLL,
VB1I.SS IX
Square Timber & Timber Lnmb,
jii';j CLtAt riELP, r.v.
5rj) BMdf , Gtctttitt, 6tt.
Down I Down 1 1
THE LAST ARRIVAL
AND 01 OOURBB TflB CnBAPEITI
A Proclamation against .High. rices
Wl ara now opening op t tot or tfta tut and
molt aeaeouable Uoodl and Ware! ovor
offered Is Itali market, sad at price! thai remind
ona of the good old davl of oheap thing!. Thoaa
who lack faiib upon thii point, or doom our alla
gatloui luporfluoui, seed bul
CAVE. .4T, OVH MTORE, j
1 ' Corner Front anil Market etreetoj ; '
Where tBey can aee, feel, hear and know for them
eeKroa. - To rally sndontnad what areikeap goodi,
thii mint ba dona. We do not deem il nooeiaary
to enumerate and itemiae our Hook. It ti enough
for ui to !tsta thai
We Hare Everrthing that is Needed
and oonaamed la Ibla market, and at pricei thai
aitoniih both old and young.
dooM JOHKFU 811AW A F0.
JANIEL GOODLANDER, .
Li'TncnsBrRO, pa;
Dealer In
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
HOSIERY 4 GLOVES,
DATS A CAPS and BO0T3 A SUOBS, .
Tolaooo, Orooerica and Fiali, Naili, Hardware,
. G,ueenewere and Ulaeiwaro, Hun'a and
lloyi' Clothing, lrog, Painta,
Oila, ficbool booka,
large lot of Patent Uodiclaea,
Cendlei, Null A Dried Frolu, Cheeia and Craok
ori, Rock and Rifle Powder,
Floar, Grain and Totatoct, ,
Ciover and Timothy Seed,
Solo Leather, Morocooa, Lining!, Binding! and
Thread, Sboeuakera' Tool! and
Choi Finding!.
Ko greater variety of goodi In any atom In Ik
eonnty. AH for aale eery low for calk or eountry
produce at the Cheap Corner. April 10, li'l.
J. M. KRATZER.
DF.SI R A II I. E STY L r; of Callimerel. Ao.
for Men and Boyi.at J. M. KIATZElt'S.
r1IlHUE-rLy, Bruiaeli, lograls and 0.ber
J. Carpeti, aleo, floor Oil Cloibi, at reduced
ptiece, at J. M. KRATZEK'B.
-'
IUIT AHKORTMKNT ofWall Paper rror
If offered is tbia vicinity. lOe te $1 per pleee,
tuo gilt paper, ate., at J. M. KItATZElt'S.
rpH K MOST popolar makei of Muilini, 8ht
X Inge, Pillow Muiliue, Ac, at a imall advance
aUivaooat, by the piece, al J. il. KRAIZEK'S.
TEW C.OOIrw. HEW STYLES, LARGE
1 ASSORTNBNT, LOW PRICES, all la ba
lu.nd.al .. ., J. M. KRATZBH'8.
I ADIEU' DRKMI COODH, la the grrateot
J variety now iprinf akadae emit and
uwit dsitrable atylee at J. M. KHATZKaVS.
VVABIKTY af Dreea flooda, awitabla for
aaowrning alio orapo veile, collar!, Ae,
eouiuatly on band, at - J. U. KRATEER'S.
RECEIVING a Urge uipply of Ladiu'aod
Children'! rihoea, mado to order and war
ranted. A bandioma Uaiter for $2.00 at
moble - . . J. M. KRATZER'8.
BVMT Uranita ware Tea Set! and Chamber
Seti, Koiree aod Ferki, Silrer-plaled Fork!
aud pooni, Table Lines, Napkim, very ebeip, at
meat r J, H. UAIIlt H.
QHAl, (earfa, Neokliei,
Collar!. Veile,
kj II air Uoodl, Ulovea, Ao.
Kid Ulovea at Toe.
aleo the Joiephiso Seawleil Eid Olovei. al
lo.-biO J. it. KRATIER'S.
CHKAP GROCERIES 1 .,
LUMBER CITV, PA.
Tba vnderilgned annonnoee to hia old friendi
and pau-oni tUat ha baa apesail a good lis of
tfni cninn rii ioiunn al tne oia atano:
of Kirk A tfponcer, fur wUiek be eolieiu a liberal
1873.
1873.
GOOD NEAYS!
Ta Farmer! all, both great aad small;
Come lifltea to our rang t
We'll tell yoa bow wa do intend
To help yon all along. ,
When keying lomae, with cummer beat,
And grace growc itrong aad tall,
Aad bead! grow yellow on tbe wheat.
And yos waal s Maehisa to cut Ibea all
Then juit call al oar Market, la Cleaileld, and
wa will aell yon
WOOD M0WEK OS SUPERIOR,
tha beat and eheapeat Maebloai In tbt marktt
and which wt gaarautea to giva ptrfrot iatiifae
tton In all kindi of frui, Light ruaotrf, and
tha moil durable Machine built .
! HAY HAKES! ' .
Wa alio lell three different kinda af HAT
RAKRrl. The CUMLEV, iclf-diieharglng K.ke,
1IAUKKSTOWN and LANCASTER MAKE
which we any are throa of tho belt Rakee lej Ibe
world without fear of laeeeealul eontradletion.
Be aura and aee them before kuylng any ether.
. TURKS II It S I
When ten are ready for tkreahio we will aell
you Ellii A Uoffinan'a One-hortc Tbroeher, which
necdi no reoonimendalion, for one hundred of
them arc In aie in the county, aad so farmer will
exchange them for any other machine la market.
Don't overlook our llavForka Unroot'. Kher
nnd the Harpoon, with pulllel. Oranibi' Fan
ning mini, rooa totter., Dog rower, furebarn
ing, Ao. New BL'UUltj alwayi oa hand snd at
ptieea lo luit the timo.
All of the ebov. Maehlnea .a a .11
tney arc advartlaea ! so, or eo eaie.
- M O. BROWM A DRO.
CleartelJ, Ta June 11, 187 1.
II.
f. B1ULKK A CO.'S
-SPECIALTIES
-4-
BUILDERS' HARDWARE,
ME0HARIC6' UARDWAR8, -
. . , Ll'MBIRMEN'S HARDWARE,
FARMINO TTESSILS, i
MILLBI'PPLIBS, 'i "I
IROK A HAILS,
PAINTS, OILS, VARHtSRIa, -
! PAINTERS' FIN DIN US, .
' CALCINED PLASTER.
may ao, iB7a. , . , . .
SAVE VOrR M0XEY!
' r - i I.t : t
"pHANKFl'L forpait f.vori, we keg rear, to
X Inlorm oar en.lomeri led Iba pablio geaer
ally that wa ara weekly raraiviag Irocb auppllee
of goode from tha ea.tern aod weelarn eltiei, la
ell at tha lowed market price or exebaaga for
boardi, chinglei, lira or counlry prodooe.
Hoeing relornrd flora the northwrit, wc are
ant makiag eaalraela lo break, taking turkey! of
Ibe rooit, ligning other men'! uamri lo paper, or
taking goodi Ikrouah the back doef, bat Civile
aomtant attention to builnen, and no ttoubia wiH
be cpared lo pleoie cur cuitetaeri,
J- T. M. HOLT.
Wallareton, June II lb, 1 873.-31
A UMINIWTRATIIR'a WOTICiU-Notlae
la sereby given thetleUanofadmlnlctratios
oa lha aetata af HARMON 1. ROWLHH, dee d,
late of Brl townihip, Clrarteld eosnty, Pess'a.,
having been duly grantrd to the underiignod, all
perioua Indebted to aaid e.lale will piece make
Immediate payment, and tboac having elalui ar
demand, will prricnt tbem properly auiheaUoeted
for cettiemenl Without delay.
j'.'iu a. nowi rs,
A ItaialiltaA.-t.
&a&
ED. W.GRAHAM
- n,iiI( : ''"'A.li,- r
DEALER IS
QENEBAL mCHAM;
SQt'AEE TIMBER A LCKXSL
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Hal jsat epamw, al tbe KBTSTOMI IT0AI.
... . aomplet. atveb (,,.,,, ,,
.
1 f B H' a O O D $,
- af every deeeripttea. -
DEY GOODS, ' 1
' OROCKBIES.
HAIDWAil,
BOOTS AND 8ROE8.-' '' i'
CLOTHIJlO,c.,4,.,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
FLOUR. ' -: :
MEAT.
SALT, '
- RYE,
- OATS.
COM,
AL WA TS O.V IIASD AND KM
. SALS AT A SMALL ADYASa..
FLOUR
naaelved by the ear load, aad eold al .
adTaaoa.
A npply of ROP1 KneUntly on kaaA
Speolal Indnoeraenli age rod lo tkeae getting eei
Square Timber and Logo, aa w. teal largely
Is Lumkermas'i Sup-pllee, awl are pja
. pared at all lime, te parekaeo iiav .
ber aad lumber.
It D. W. G R A B A M. .'
J' KEYS TONE. STORK,"
, Baeend Street, . . ,
CLE.IU FIELD, PA, ,
- - Oel.lt, 1171.
LOOK. AUD READ!
S1DDLE & II1E.ES8 Mill!!!
.J0H5 O. HABWICr,
.; Market St., CLEARFIELD, Pa.,
Ii the maa lo go te If yea was! art of sew
HARNEHS or e iw SADDLI, ar aiyiklagauw
In thai lina. He larae awt aa good work e! el
dose in any ebo ta Peasiylvasut, and k la puree
are very roaeonaoio. ....
Conitaatly aa kaad a fall Ilea of
v XROTTLN'G GOODS, -
inch ai Trottiag Saddle!, Qaartar aad Ihla
Trottiag Roller!, Whine, Fin Braiacoaad Cuut
Aa.. A tna aeeortmeot af Mela, flerae Cereiv
klaea Blanket!, Butalo Itonea, Aa., to., kept u
oee.ii a, in tact anytbiag Isal soraemos mat b
seed of il alwayl oo bead.
All of which will be eold at wseleaele aritlal
at tba very faireai ratea.
Repairing Jmplly atleaded ta. AH nem
guaraoteoA. ekop is room (aroaarly oeoapled m
foil Offloe. AprU t, IITI.
a.
pt AUriOSI-All peraowa ara hereby eaalieoei
Vy agaiset meajimg is any way wiib aa M
lowioa property, aew in tba nooeeeiioa el freak
Beech, of llrecaria town. blp, -via i t bedileedi,!
ublei, 1 eet of obaire, 1 aloek, 1 atovo, 1 mua,
aa ihrf belong te ma ass are ten witb aba ai
loas. IJell-Je) .. , FSTAH
TH. a. liOBGAK,- . , . .
T I ' CLEARFIELP, PA. Agent for tM
-AT WOOD, PLOWS.
Farmer. Is seed af Flaw, will da wall ta cat
r ta. e..-.-..-.,, Hl .mewjlae
the improved Atwovd rigttt and left banded ea4
aide hill Plowa, which I am Miliar. reryabeealH
caaa. .. . i . .. y i epui-oi
got5 and Jkers.
B
OOT AUD 8I101C MAS.IKO.
PHILIP WEAVER, os Market Mrcot, m
Rkaw'i Row, Cleerleld. Pa., kae Jael reeelvei
s laa lot af Preaek Calf tkisc aad Kiaa, Ike-
nail is tk. market, end ta saw prepare. M waa
sfaetara aretylklng Is hie Ilea. Be sill war
rant kii work la be aa repreeeated.
Tba eitiieae of Cloerteld sad elelally am
raapecitsiiy lavltea la give sua seat L
Work dose si ckert aoUea. 0:llHy
JSAAC JOU-Sf5iTi BOSS,
afaasfaalarar. aad Dealer! ta
Hoots and Shaeil
Ladlea', M iim' aod Chlldrea'1 Oe'an,
Mea'e, Boyi' ant Waaaes'a Heavy BaaU, aad
atrogeoe, a, mo.
Store and ibop aa Second alraai, asrty caps.
uta r. mgior a lo. a sardwara etore,
fek. II. l7My CLEAP.riRLD, FA
..j. u.i n x ijL-9seae9r
(EdttmUonal.
CLEARFIELD ACADEMY.
A Mais Slid Female Clsaalcsl Hit;. tlkeoLI
Each Department ftwpsrat. Dasikwt tsaf
. complete w ttsclb
THE acbolaitle year or tbia laitltatlon II M
ded inta two oe.iieai af lea maathl llwaalr-
one weeke) each. . Tke tret aaaaioa aamaeaeel est
tha trit Monday la SepUmbarj Ike aeeeaa, aa lat
trit Monday in February. - I
Tbeooarec of Inetruetins eeahreee. .very aklef
nocenary lo a Ikareoib, araeliooJ aad saaeaaliaba
eo eaucation oi coin icxea. I
Papila will be admitted al aay time asd charge
irora aai oi estraaea lo in close of Uo aeanea. i
; No deductlos will bo mad. for abeeaeo, eieeat
In eaiel af extreme aad protracted illaeec J
Htndente from a dlrlane. was ba aacomaoaatei
with board at low ratec.
Vol psrtioalars, and Par sircialara, wr addraa
Hoe. P. L. UARaVUOM, A. M.,
JalyJt, 1871-lt ... , PriaeiaoA
T UMBEH CITY UNlOJf HALH
Ji AMD FEMALE ACADEMY.
Tee tret loom ml Ikia mmkmel will ee.
he Pint Meaday of Iter, lt7t, cadaf lac caper
tateaoesey or tne Rev. . o. vtar, s gradaaU el
"""" venega, waa la saw pansasaally leoaiei
in Lumber City, aad kas eo Bleated a leeek tk
eeaooi. ut n a gentleman a! aaerit, sad kal
Nreral ytara eicerleore in teasblae.
Taitios payable ear. keif is advaaoo Ike Val
aace at tne middle or tbo term.
Common Eagllek branahac t
Higher " " .....,,....; t
Clailea...,."....i...,..i,.,fcw,,-,. it a.
Length af term eigdtaas weeks. No dedeetiia
for abienee. snleil ro eaeo ernretraeted lllaeee.
Boaka seed arc Mitabell'i afeography, BrcokCal
.mieeiaai aa wrlltea Arlismatlaa, Uurlt l -gllih
Urammar, Daeioc KI.BMalary tlgokea,
uHMtuH m Mm aoa ureas neaaere, uaomeir,
Davici' Legeader Srieaee of Tkiaga, Familial
Tbe Lnmbot Cite Aaademe lo ----' la Lam
bar City, Clearteld eonnty, Pa., ill mile! well of
cwrwenoville, the lermisaa of tho Tyrone t Clear
teld Railroad, snd il remote from The dlnlpatloail
aaddcaaeraliaiag ialaraeeo wbiakaboaad la maayj
larger plaeta, A prudent patraeiiga ic eolictled.i
Board can bl bad at M.tOnerwaek.- Vcrfertkerl
narUenlara addreai Iks Pprtnavpsl, ot .ae ef tk.l
vireeiore.
O. II. Lytic. Wm. M. Henry,
Martla Watlrt ".; I. W. Heal,
R. C. Ifamllloa. I, L. Fertoeos.
Wm. u noon. . f! ;J. Alax. Fargsaoa. ' j;
11. W. Fpeneer, Dr. D. O. Craaek.
Lumber city, April 30, 1171.
1
MISS H. S. SWAN'S
SCHOOL ; FOR GIRLf
" CLEARFIELD, PA. i
Till RUMMER TERM or eleres weeks,
commence Monday, April 14th, ltfl.
1
, TERMS OF TU1TI0X.
Reading. Ortbocranhr. Wrillag.Okloet Lee-
aoni, Primary Arithmetic aa rrusarp
OeoaraibvM Ef
Iliitory, Local asd deecrtprtva Oeograpky
with Map Drawing, urammar, Menial
snd Wrlltea Aritkmotle.......
Algebra and tha fclence
Imtrnetlon In Initramoaul mnrle.......
Oil painting, 14 leuone.. l
wax worn - ,
l or full parUealare .end for Cirr slew.
CIrxluelil, A-lll I, IS.i. frW T