Mb
ktAm
PiUMMlDtMto 1, IMS. ...... ISiJ.OJJ II
loans redeemed . daring lb sis
ill-. ., t.Mi,US M
I
S,M U
JUT, 37 7 Si
WS.OSS 0
Add Chtmbersburg rtlAa
Agricultural oollego bond.....
lbt Doocmber 1,1871, If the pay.
mull km MM BU
le(o4....,
15,Ut,TT 27
Publi debt llmibu 1, 1871,
reported..,.
i I?,l03,44 4
Discrepancy , ,n76,rT 17
This statemunt omits several Hems
which must be .Included in a proper
and honest audit of tho accounts.
The oorroct statements would be:
Publi. dob! Dm. 1, IMS t35,B3!,05J 18
Add amount of new loan. 23,000.000 00
Chambcrsburg eertincetrs 297,37 OS
Agricultural college bind 400,000 00
' Total authorised1 debt ti9,4l,-IJJI SI
PER CONTRA.
Loam redeemed from sinking fund-ilO.MJ.oCJ 54
Old baas redeemed with new. SJ.OOO.OUU 00
Interest reoeired oa naw loan. 367,2.'ii 21
Pnmium reoelred on bow loan M.nflJ 8,1
Discrepancy in 13. F, aoooonU....... 207,770 li
ToUllpa-mtnti. i34,JM,090 78
Cobt Deo. 1, 1872, IT tbe payment
bad born made.. t:4,finJ,7S9 0.1
Actual dobt. 27,30.1,494 04
Aatiial dealoalioa t 2, 137,7.'. J tl
U to this wo udd the discrepancy
in tho interest Recount as heretofore
shown of f 550,408.89 It will ranlfo
82,088,164.00, lathe total discrepancy,
del'rilciition, or to use a plain old En
glish world stealing which has occur,
red in tho lust six years, or nearly
half a million a year.
I dtjsiro that tho niombers of this
houtio, and tho peoplo will not con
found this statement with tho misnp
jlication of the sinking fund to which
I will now cull thciir attention." With
out taking up your time by comment
ing upon the antoni'ments to the con
stitution of 1S57, or by attempting to
show the wisdom of inserting in the
fundamental luw of the state, a pro
vision creating a special fund which
must be sacredly guarded and sacredly
applied to the payment of the publie
lebt, I will call your attention to the
fact thai tho financial officers of tho
commonwealth have utterly disregard
ed tbe plain provisions 0 the consti
tution, and tho imperative require
ments of the law in this respect.
By turning to the last official roport
of the state treasurer, we find on puge
27 that the balanco in the sinking
iund November 80, 1871, was 3,478,.
SJ8.40 j and on page 88 that tho bal
ance in tho fund November 80, 1872,
was (3,406,614.03. Why should this
'large amount of money romnin'in tho
sinking fund instead of boing applied
as the constitution and laws requiro
to tbe payment of tho public debt f
VTby should tho people of tho state be
swindled out of the interest on this
large amount f For if this money bad
been applied as It. should have been,
the interest bearing dubl of tho BliUo
: would have been reduced that much
jnoru, and the tax payer of the state
relieved from tho annual payment of
$208,736.30. What explanation can
the.CommissioDcrs of the sinking fund,
or the stato treasurer give why this
iuuhvji uui uuk uvea aipiiuuaa rvquttea
by the constitution f They may say
lhat it is unwise and impolitio to pay
the public debt more rapidly than they
have beeq doing. They are not, how
ever, tbe proper judges of the wisdom
or propriety of the rapid payment of
the pDlio debt, lue msqpO settled
that qaeabion of policy nvvetsu they rati
fied the am 014! awrits to the constitu
tion of 1857. Why, then, is this mon-
ey not applied as tbe constitution re
quires T Is it used by the "Treasury
King'' for we hoar there is such an
institution, among numerous other
'rings" hero is the interest on this
large amount of money used to ena
ble this ring to perpetuate its rulo and
power at tho state capital f If it is,
at is timo the people of the stnlo should
understand it. Had as tins would be,
oQicial delinquency great as it would
bo, tho trutli is still worse. No such
u amount of money is actually in the
niiiKing Iund, although shown to be
by tfco sinking Iund accounts. If you
will turn to pago oight of tho last
treasurer's roport you will find tho
whole balanco in the troasury Novem
ber 30, 1871, including tho sinking
fund and all other funds of tho com
monwealth, was, only 81,476,808 50,
and on pago ten that tho balance in
.tho treasury November 30, 1872, was
only $1,482,455.01. The difference bo
tween lhosoamouuts,nnd tho amounts
reported as being in tho Binking fund,
bus been applied to the payment of
tho current expenses of the govern
ment In pulpahlo disregard of tho con
stitution, in open contempt of tho re
quirements of tho law, and in plain
violation of tho official oaths of the
financial agonts of the Mule. In ad
dition to this, thcro is tho undcnialilo
fact that for the lust several years
there) has been an average balanco of
one and a half millions of dollars lying
idly iu the treasury, earning nothing,
drawing no interest for tho benefit of
the tuxpsyors. The interest on this
. sum, at six per cont., would be $90,
000 a year.
Tho facts and figures Which I have
given bavo been obtained by a ea reful
study and comparison of the pub
lished summaries of tho flnsneinl op
rations of the state from year to year.
Tbeso summarios bsve been prepared
by skillful accountant, interested to
ooverupall discrcpancicsand evidences
of defalcation. Could wo penotrale
the neorets of the treasury department,
and subjeet the itomir.ed acconnls and
vouchers to thoroughly competent and
honest accountants, I havo no doubt
dovelopsmcnts would be mado which
would sink in cjk'iibtU lulo compara
tive insignificanco. No wonder the
peoplo themselves desiro to elect tho
slate treasurer, and little loss wonder
is it that nndor the provisions of this
bill, drawn in the inlorejt of tho trens
ury ring, the people are to bo bulkud
in their wishes for another wholo year.
Mr. Speaker, yoo will probably
agroo with me that it is not tho duty
nor the province of gentlemen on this
side of the house to fix the individual
responsibility for all this. During
the last six years every member of
tho board of sinking fund commis
sioners, the several state treasurers,
tho auditor general, and the oxecutive
belonged to your party, none to ours.
Who is responsible for this grand lar
eeny, who Is responsible for the lalsl
fiaction of the roeords and tho misap
plication of the sinking fund f We
leave lli gentlemen on the other side
of tho house to dotormlne this qucs
tion. If our late executive wss dore
hot in his dutv oor late auditor general
niMiiii navo aotccterl and prevented
it. hi ther tho sinking fund com
missioners, w bother the sevorul state
treasurers, are rcspotihiblo, we losvo
you to determine, and to fix th (mil.
vidual responsibility in tho maitor.
One thing, howovor, is but fair to
state, that the irrcater dinnretiantdiia
.both In tho paymeut of tho principal
and Iniereat upon the pnhlio dbt
'.-:ur utnug tiio administration of the
treaty ar'.ui'i.i hy tUr gri.tlrtnmi
who oonduoted that famous corres
pondence with August Belmont, the
auditor ol tbe new political philoso
phy, tbe main principle or wmcn is
expressed in bis own language, "Ad
dition, Jjwtsion ana auence." river
sluce he made tbeaddilion and division,
be and bis triends bavo maintained
the most profound silence. I now ak
and demand tbat contlcmen upon the
othor side of the bouse shall speak for
him, and explain his figures and ao
counl for the falsification of tbe record
contained In three annual messages of
tbo governor. ,
JNow, Air. Speaker, 1 shall vote
against this bill, because I desiro a
more immediate inquiry into the con
dition of the treasury than can possi
bly bo had under its provisions. I be
lieve the peoplo domundod this when
they ratified tho lust amendment to
tho constitution by such a decided
vote. 1 further believe it to be a vio
lation of that amendment to continue
tho present treustirer in power for a
full yoar after tho expiration of his
present term by legislative action,
ilad the senate and house of represen
tatives met in joint convention on the
third Monday of January list and
proceeded to elect a slato treasurer
for tho term commencing on tho first
Monduy.of May, 1873, and ending on
tho first Monday of May, 1S74, every
ono would udtnit our action would
have been la opon contempt of the re
quirements of the recent amendments
to the constitution. 1 deny that wo
have a riirltt to do in this indirect
manner what wo were prohibited from
doing direutly and openly. Thucfl'cct
of this bill is undoubtedly to continue
Mr. Jlackcy in otlico lor a lull year
after the expiration of his present
term. When wo como to the proper
section of tho bill, I, or some oliior
gentleman on this side of tho house
will oner an amendment to sumo out
"tho first Monday of Muy" as tho lime
when tho treasurer shull enter upon
the duties of bis oQico, and substitute
tho first Monday of December, tbo
beginning of the fiscal year. This the
Iioubo can and should do, although
the majority muy be of the opinion
that it is unwiso and impolitic to pro
vide for a special election before tbe
oxpiralion ofthe present term. But I
deny that the legislature has the right
to continue tho present treasurer in
office for any length of time, much
loss a full year, in opon and palpatio
contempt of the decree of the peoplo
of this commonwealth.
A Convenient Table.
' It frequently occurs that when ono
ofthe dwellers in this lumbercountry
is called upon to convey an idea of the
yield of tiwbor and lumber on our
elroams to a stranger, be bnos it o
easy mnttor to make it intelligible
The following luhle can be euoily re
membered from its simplicity, and
will answer for all ordinary estimates :
(iood average titubor land supports
about twenty flvo trees to tho acre;
good average trees will cut fivo logs
each, and thoso will average fivo logs
to the thousand lect, or fivo thousand
logs to tho million feet of sawed Inm
W, board measure. This is meant
for white pino alone. Iloot'ock grows
much denser and cuts seldom over
three logs to the tree. The average
of lumber, lnard measure, will run bo
low that of pine.
In most luuiberinr districts where
jiiVcelumboTM manufactured the stand
ard titoatture for logs is ID inches di-
ainoter and 13 feet long, which gives
tun standard Inches.
In Canada the government stand
srd for selling slumpage is by reckon.
ing thrco logs to the thousand feet
Tho expression wo often hear among
timber operators, tbat a stick "will go
double, "throe limes," "lour limes,
etc., means that the number of cubical
feet in the slick is thai mulliplo of too
linear leet.
ihus, a blick measurlne 11 bv 13
inches "goes ouco," because it contains
j cubical feet when twonty feet in
length, 21 cubical feet when 21 feet
long. A stick 12 by 12 inches con
tains 20 cubical feet when 20 feet
long, and to on as in the Grst example.
A stick 1G by 13 inches contains 40
cubical feet whon 20 foot long, 42 cubi
cal feet when 21 foct long, or, it "goes
doublo." A slick 17 by 17 inches also
"goes double." A suck 24 by 24
inches "goes four timos." Williams
port BuliUin.
"PtNcn" on the Female Head
ace. Tlio female houJuclies nre in
namorublo, liut thoy sriso principally
irom vexntton nnd tlixnppointnipnt.
They muy be divided into "norvous"
ana "BifK nondntlies. 'llie nervous
is irritublo nnd cunnot bear being
spoken to. Tbo sick is dcKpoiidcnlor
sulky, nnd bursts into lebrs tit the leant
contr.idiction. When a muy cannot
have her own way n hendmlio is tho
painful conBcqiicnco. An unpopular
visitor; brought horns accidentally to
ainner, will produce an alarming at.
tack of boadauhe, and tho symptons
that successively follow are instant
loss of appetito, deafness, peevinhness,
hysteria, and filially a nrecipitalo re
treat to the bedroom. Tho poor ser
vants feel the effect of the hosdache
as much as any ono, and do not stop
in tho room any longer tban they can
help. These nnfortunato headaches
are very frequent about that lima of
tbo year when every on in, or suppos
ed to bo, out of town, and do notcoase
until tho patient is carried to the sea
side for a change of air. Tbe milder
forms will vanish upon tho applica
tion of a pieco of jowelery, or if the
forehead he wrnpt up in a new shawl
it is astoiiishinu; with what rapidity
tho pain disappears. 80 mo times a
shifting of tho scene is requiilo, and
thus a box at the opera lias been known
to produce an instantaneous euro, even
when the beadace has been ol the most
stunning description, and tbo opera
played has boon one of Verdi's.
Home CoNVKisAnoN. Children
hunger perpetually for now ideas.
They will learn with pleasure from
the lips of tho parents what Iboy
deem is drudgery to study in books ;
and even if thoy have tba misfortune
to be deprived ol many educational
advantages, they will crow up intolli-
genlif they enjoy In child hood the
privilege ot listening daily to lbs con
versation ol intelligent peoplo. We
sometimes see pooplo wbo sro the life.
01 every company they enter, dull si
lent, nnd uninteresting at homo among
tnoir cinlilren. u lucy navo uol saen
tal activity and mental stores suffi
cient for bolb, let them first uso what
they bavo for their own households.
A silent house, is a dull place for young
peoplo, a nla;o Iroui which they 1
escape ns soon as tbov can. How
much useful information, on tho other
hand, is often given in ilenutit fami
ly conveia ilion, nnd what unconscious
but excollotit mental training in livo
ly social argument . Cultivate to tho
ulruost all llis graces o( homo conver.
'si'i'in. ...
gotfK.
SHAW HOUSE,
(Oor. of Marhat A Frost itratU,)
CLEARFIELD, FA,
TbU aacniSoaot Hotal U sntiralj naw, hb
plota in all Iu appolntuanti, and oonvoniont to
tba Court Homo. A frea Omnlbua rum to and
from Iba Depot on tba arrival and dniartnra of
aaeb train. J1I13. K. 0. CLKilKNTH,
April 10, 1872. Proprlotraai.
WASHINGTON HOUSR,
KKW WASHINGTON, PA.
Tbil now and well furnished houro baa been
taken br tba underaigned. lie foalt oonAdent of
being able to render eatUfutioa to thoae who may
faror him with a oalL
aUj 8, 1872. O. W. DAVIS, Prop'r.
THE MANSION HOUSE.
Cornarof Beeondand Market Streota,
CLEAHFILI), PA.
Till J old aad eomtnodioaa Hotel baa, during
tba paat year, been enlarged to double lu
former eapaolt for the entertainment of ima
gers and gaaita. The whole building baa bean
refurnished, and the proprietor will ipara no
paina to render hll gueill comfortable while
lUyioK with him.
trThe 'Manaloi House" Omnibus rum to
and from tba Depot on the arrival and departure
of each train. JOHN DOUUIIKR TY,
apr0-70 tf Proprietor.
jjontouh uuuai'.,
Opposite the Court nouse,
LOCK IUVBIt, P B.N N' A.
J, 1471 I1AUSEAL A KltOM, Prop's.
1)
nocKiiiiiioia' iioumu.
BELLIiFONTE, PA.,
D. J011N6T0N A SONS,
Proprletore
oot257I
RAILROAD HOUSE,
Main Htrcot.
PIUMPSUUKU, 1'EXN'A.
Tbo undersigned keepi conituntly on hand th
hnpt of Liquors, llii UkU Is ftlwnvi upplii-d
n.lh tli hal tbe ruarkiH nlTords. The tra.vu.ing
publio will do well to give him otvll
novlflA. ltoBKUT LLOYD.
ALLEGHENY 110TEL,
(Markft St.. ltl. fitrnnil and Third,)
CmAKMllLI), lA.
The ittbiwribor bavinfc become proprietor of
this hotel, would retpcellull ask ft liberal share
vf public patronage.
apl27S OEOROK LEI POL DT.
SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE,
CJjRWKNSVILLE,
Clvarfield county, l'enn'a.
This old and well rstahlilhfd ilotel, bnotifuIty
lluated oa the banks of the tSusqaehanusa la the
borough of Curwonsrllle, has bAen leased for ft
term ol years by thf vndcrsigned. It has been
entirely refitted, and is as open to the publio
generally ftftd the traveling eoromantty In par
ticular. No pains will be spared to render guests
eouifortftbls) while tarrying at this house. Ample
Mauling room for tna accommodation or teams.
Charges moderate.
Hv. 28, 187U-U. 1.1 BlaUUM.
K
BATZER 4 LYTLE,
MARKET STREET,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
Dealera la
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
GROCERIES,
Hardware and Qleenstvare,
Boots, Shoos, Hats, Caps, Ac.
Bboemakers supplied with LEATHER
and BHOK PI5DINQ8 at reiaoed rataa.
SALT I 8ALT1 SALT I
retail rery aheap.
at wbolaeale aad
PAINTS, OILS, CALCINED PLASTER, Ao.
A liberal dlaeawnt to builders.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS, CARPETS, WINDOW
SHADES, OIL CLOTHS-ln lar(.
fpuntltlsi,
FISH, FLOL'R, BACON, CORN MEAL and
CHOP, always an band.
JFtT-All of the abor. foods are puroheied
siclusirely for eaab, and therefore toeaod ant
be eold aa abeap as tba ebeaptst. . febt2.73
KreryWly want to know wblcb la the best
Machine.
The Light-Running Domestic
answers this question.
Call at tbe store of S. Shaw or Son and see tbe
Machine.
R. NEWTOS SHAW,
Mj II, lS73-Sm Agent.
BRICK I BRICK I BRICKI
A XEW BRICK YACD.
T 0. PLDMMER A CO.. haring started
T a new and extonsire Brink Yard In
C!piirfinM. re prriiirpd to rank fontrarts fur first
clasn lted Pticli, in Inriro or small quantifies.
(Mora nnd eorreFnondance solicited. Informa
tion can b obtainrd by calling at Kyndcr's Mu
sic Store, or by adflreninr
W. B. f LUMMKK t CO.,
myT tf Clearflold, Pa.
MARBLE AM) STOVE YARD !
Mas. S. 8. LIDDELL,
Having engaged In the Marble holiness, desires
to Inform her friends aa4 the nubile tbat she has
now and will keep enaeUstlr on hand a large and
well sclented stock or ITALIAN AND VERMONT
M R1ILB, and Is frejiered'te furnish to order
TOMDSTONEfl,
SOX AKD CRADLE TOMHS,
MOIU'MKNTS,
Carhs and Posts for Ccmrtery Lots, Window
Sills and Caps, also,
BUREAU, TAni.R AND WAKII STAND
TOPS, An., Aa.
Ml-Varil on Reed street, near the R, R. Depot,
ClrarSeM, Pa.
JeT,7l
I. SNYDER,
PRACTICAL WATCUMAKER
Ann nsAi.r.a it '
Wslcliss, ('locks nd Jewelry,
Oppnslt Court lltiuvo.
Second Street, CI.KARFIHLD, PA.
All Viodof orpeirina iu mv lice nrnnintlv at'
jt-nlM to. Arrll S
. s.
Sardwarf, Hinujrr, (it..
H. F. BIGLER & CO.,
DIALial IS
HABI) WA.11E,
Alio, Manufaotarsrsof
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
CLIARMItiD, PA.
F
ARMING IMPLEMENTS of tl
kinds for sale bjr,
II. r. BIQLER 4t CO.
RAILROAD WHEELBARROWS
for sale by
U. F. BIGLER oV CO.
QIL, PAIIfT, PUTTY, GLASS,
Nails, ate., for sale bf
II. F. BIQLER i. CO.
JJARNKSS TRIMMINGS & SHOE
Findings, for sale hj
' II.' F. BIQLER & CO.
PISTOLS, S WORAD CNES
For sal. bjr
. If. F. BIQLER 4 CO.
gTOYES!, OF ALL SORTS AND
Blies, for sals ij
II. F. BIQLER t CO.
JRONI
IRON I IRON! IRON!
For sale bjr
II. F. BIGLER A CO.
JJORSE SHOES Si HORSE SHOE
NAILS, for aale by
II. F. BIGLER 4 CO
pULLEY BLOCKS, ALL SIZES
And best Manufacture, for salt by
n. F. BIGLEIt 4 CO.
jMIIMBLE SttEINS AND PIPE
B0XR8, for tale by
H. F. BIOLEIl k CO.
J70DDER CUTTERS for sale by
schSO-70 H. F. BIGLER 4 CO.
THE IRONSIDES
TIN AND STOVE STORE I
G. S. FLEGAL,
Pliilipsburff, Contro County, la.
rpnB nnderslfned reipeotfully anaonneea to
X tna publio tbat bt bas oa bind a aare
fully-saleeud and wall assorted (took of
STOVES, HEATERS, RANGES,
HOLLOW WARE !
TIN, COPPER AND SHEET-IRON
WARE!
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE!
Bis stock ot Cooking Stores consists of
THE CELEBRATED IRONSIDES,
Which hare never failed re bring peae. aad
prosperity Into laatllei where It Is assd,
Diamond State, Farmer, Uerald. Charm, Spears'
California uoox Move, spears' Antl-Uast,
tias-Darning Cooking Stores, Viotor,
Rollanee and Tnlon Ram,af,
' iipeara' Cooking Ranges,
Ac, eVi. ,
ka.The Tin and Sheet Iron ware ilrenwlth
tbe btoTos is made of the heavVst and best
material, and warranted to giro perfect satis
faction. His Stock of Tarlor & Hoating Stoves
a
Is largsr, better aad cheaper than erer before
esbibltsd to the public consisting of
Spears' Revolving Light Illuminating Stove,
Spears' Antl-Dnst Oae-llnrnini Parlor 8tove,
Spears' Orbiculer Uas-Uarning Parlor
Stove, Speara' Gas-ltiirr.rng Pariof
Stove, Doqnet, Pearl,Ovla,lda,
Eon, Tropin, Neveda,
Ac, Ac.
Vulcan, lies and Victor Hesters, Kpeart Re
. vslving Light lleaters.
Tie Is also prepared to furnish a complete
assortment of
Tin, Coppor, Sheet-Iron, Wooden and
Willow Ware, &o.,
Wholesale or retail, manufactured neetlv and
with the sole view to servioe, from the best ma
terial in the market,
PLOWS A PLOW POINTS, COPPER, BRASS,
PORCELAIN, TIN-LINED, SPTJH A
.. COMMON IRON KETTLES.
Of ever deseripliea eoaeteatlv oa head.
0UDEB3 FOB SfOUTINO, tlOOFINO
And other work belonging to his business will
be prompt! tiled bjr experienced and skillful
workmen.
BRA8S, COITER, OLD METAL, RAGS
AND CASH
Taken In exokstoge for goods.
sar-tTs aspeelalty Invites the attentloa of
Horohante wishing to purchase at wholesale, aa
they will Sn4 it to their advantage to oianlno
his stock betors purchasing sisewnere.
Look out for tba Dig Sign opposite tho real.
dene or airs. Dr. roster.
AktOooni Wiauinrao is Raraasaatan.
(1. B.
Phlllpsbnrg, Jnn g, 1ST0.
VLEOAL.
augS SS
Lime for Sale I
TH E under si jrnoil, rcsldinR near the ds-pot has
nade eomplete nrranftcmeota with Lime
Humors enst of the fmtantafn, whereby he Is ena
bled to keep eonilantly on band alarfte qnaotitof
' PURE LIME!
which ho offers to formers and builders at a trifle
stive oost. Those In need of tho article would do
wnH to giro mo a cell, or address me by letter, be
fore negotiating Ibcir limn.
(IKO. C. tASPMORB.
Clearfield, Vs., June 9. im.
J. It. M'MUHRAY
wiu. srrriY voit wirn any artiplr
OF MKHC1MKPINK AT THE VERY LOWKHT
PRICE. COMB AND SEE. HiS:73 y)
'NEW WASHINGTON.
IHII LAT1IT HOTII
THE LATEST MOVE!
HARTSWICK & IRWIN'S
DRUG STORE,
To tbelr new building on Second Street, nearly
opposite me store ei nearer a uetts,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Where ther will continue to lanplr their eld and
as many new customers as may some with
PURE DRUGS!
CHEMICALS!
PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS,
(Including all new remedies,)
Petwit Medleines, Paints and Oils, Glass u
rv)lj, Bcnooi books, ouwionvrj, rapar,
Ae. also, a full Una of Drag
gills' Sundries, Ilalr
Tonics,
Cosatoties, Perfamerlee, Toilet Articles, Brnebee,
Toilet Hoaps, foekat UooKs, So, all of
tba beet ouellty.
PURE WWES AND LIQUORS,
for medical A saorainental purposes only,
Pare White Lead, Colore of all binds, Raw and
Boiled Linseed Oil, Varnishes, Terpen
tine, Coal Oil, Paint A Varnish
Brushes, flavoring '
Jbltraeta,
Coufeetloaoriee, Bird Seed, Spice, groaad and
wngroand, at all kinds.
SMOKERS AND CHEWERS
Will lad oar slock of Chewing
and Smokint Tohaooo, Imported and De
ffsestta Cigars, bnaff and Pine-out to be of tba
Tory best brands In the market.
LAMPS AND CHIMNEYS,
AU kinds of OLASI WARE,
GARDEN SEEDS,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
end Music! Trim legs of trery rtritty
ITsTlBg long experience to tbe ftaslooM, aoti
an x ten lire and woll M lee ted stock of medietas,
we are enabled to 111 Physicians prescriptions ai
tbe shortest notice and oa the most reasonable
terms, day nnd nlgbt.
HART8WKK IRWIIV.
aarfild, Pa., May l, 1871 tf.
ItiSffUaiifPUS.
QLEARFIELD
PLANING MILL
COMPANY.
rpHE nndcrntgned, sncccFMra to REKD k
I'UWKMj. have nn rr hj iprt the KX.t.f
HTM) Pl.AaNlNU .MILL, and rcOiied It for
dolnc an rxlcnsive business. All the machinery
ill be added nwsiary to make It one of tbe
most complete eslab Ishmmti ol the kind in the
Hute. They are nw prrpnrrd to receive orders
for any work in tbat line. Thy will nirespccial
alicntiun to an materials lor nuuse ouiiaing.
FLOORING, WEATHER - BOARDING,
SASU, DOORS, BLINDS,
BltJtCK ET9, .BO VLMH.VO, c,
OP ALL 8TTLE8, alwavs en hand.
WORKED BOARDS, aad all articles aeceeea
rv fr bulldiat. will be eschenged for DHY
LL'MDER, ao that persons at n distance may
bring their lumber, eicbange it for, and return
home with the maaufaolurcd articles.
Tbe Company will always have on hand large
stork of dry lumber, ao as to be able to Sll aa
order on tha ehortest notice. Only tna nest aod
most skillful kande will be employed, a that the
public may rely upon good work.
Lumber will be worked or sold aa lew a II ea
be parcuaaed anywhere, and warranted to give
satisfaction. As the business will be dooa upon
(he cash prinoipto wa ean afford to work for small
pmlts.
BUY LUMBER WANTED I
Epeclally one and-a-bilf aad two lack panel
stuff, for which a lilieral prloe will be paid.
Tha business will be ooaducted under tha name
of tha
"Clearfield Nanlng Mill Co."
0. 8. Merrell will personally superintend the
business.
Order recpaolfully solicited.
0. R. MKHRKLL.
R. II. TAT LOR.
DAVID MeOACQIlKT.
M. O. 1IROWN A BRO.
Clearfield, Ps., January (, 1S7I.
The Lightning Tamer.
fpni aaderslgned ar. Ike sol. Agents In this
I eounlv for the "North American Ualvanlsed
LTllUTNING RODS." These ar th only safe
rods now In use, end ar endorsed by nil th
scientist me I the eeuntry.
We hereby notify th citltenl of Iho county
that w will put tbem p a better rod, and for
less money, than I charged by the foreign
agent who annually traverse th county and
tarry ol oar little cash, never to ratara.
ENCOURAGE IIOJIK LABOR.
Those wlnbln Llihtnlni Rods erected a
their buildings aeed but address by letter, or
call In pereoa. Wa will put them up anywhere
In the county, and warrant them. The Rods and
Clitoris sea bs seen et any time by ealling nt
osr store. H. P. BIGLER CO.
ClearSeld, March IS, UTO tl
THE CLEARFIELD
WOOD-CHOPPEftS' AXE!
Manafaeturrd especially fur
THE CLEARFIELD TRADE,
"
rtr
ji. r. BiiLtnt a co.
$1-0 Coufls, Croftrixit, 21f..
E.A.&W.DslRVIN
DEALERS W
GENERAL
MERCHANDISE,
SQUARE TIMBER,
LOGS &XUMBER
CVRvVBNSVILlB, PA., '
A RR orTrrlnc. at their new Store Iloase,
JY aomplet slock of KSW QOODS, ( all
ueserljitlona. . .
Dry' Goods and Groceries,
nXitDWAKE,
BOOTH & SHOES,
CLOTHING, &e.
IX LARGE VARIETY.
Flour,
.Heat,
ttyt,
Out,
Corns,
Alwavs oa haad and for sale at a small
- advance.
ROPE, In largo oaaatitlee, sold low bv eoll; ale
PULLET BLOCKS, SMALL ROPI
and CANTUOOES.
Oaa hand rod oasea ol
ATWATER'S ELMIRA BOOTS,
for sale by the eaee at wholesale rates.
Reoelred bj ear load :
IIVSTISQDOX FLOUR,
and sold at email advanoa.
HARNESS, of all kinds, HOUSE COLLARS
and IIAMES, HORSE BLANKETS,
BUFFALO ROBES, Ac
Also, OS sale trst-eUM two-horse WAGONS,
TWIN SLEDS, LOO SLEDS, and
SLBIORS.
Special Inducement offered to these getting
oot Square Timber and Logs, a wa deal largely
la Lumbermen's Supplies, aod are prepared ei all
times to purchase Timber, lot' " Lumber.
Curweasvllta. WovewWr IS, IS71.
t. r. waivin
.......... ......... w. w. larrs.
Wt.lVKlt A IIETTS
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
An eferiog, at the aid aUad of G.L. Raad A Co,
their stock of goods, consisting of
DRY - GOODS, GROCERIES,
BOOTS A SHOES,
HATS A CAPS,
IIARDWARR,
QUEENSWARB,
FLOUR, FEED, SALT, &o., &o.
At tha meat reaonabla rates for CASH or In
aiohanga for
Square Timber, Boards, ShingleB,
' OR eOUNTRT PR0DCCB.
WAdvanea made to thoee engaged la get
ting sat square timber on tho most advantageous
terms, pdtljanU
So
L. KIRK, BON k CO ,
WHOLESALE OROCI?
No. lit North Third Street, corner of Cherry,
Philadelphia.
ITave In store and offtr for eele at the lowest
msrket prills, and on the moot rresoaabla terms,
a Urge and well selected stock ofUroeerle.Teas,
Nfitaeo, Pleb, Cheese, Ac, selected in this, New
loek and lialtimore markets, tu which attention
of country dealer is particularly requested.
novU-ly
FAIRBANKS'
STANDARD
SCALES,
r it. t. tisi
Baggaga Barrows, Warehonsa Tracks, Copying
Presses, Improved Money Drawer, A.
II. F. BIQLER k CO.,
Dealer la Hardware,
mebW J If Second Street, Clearleld, Pa.
HANGING VASES,
Stove Lining and Fire Brick,
kept constantly on band.
ST0.E AND EABTUil-WARB
OP BVERY DESCRIPTION I
CROCKS! POTSt CROCKS!
fisher Pair nt Airtight Self Sealliig
Krult t'anal
Bt'TTER CROCKS, with lids.
CREAM CROCKS, MILK CROCKS,
Arrt'H- nt. i lr-ii tn'ivao,
titr.f V rlnrua
FLOWER POTS, PIK DI81IES,
Aad a great many ether things too numerous ta
mention, ta be had at
FRED'K. LEITZINGER'S
STONE - WARE POTTERY,
Cm per of Cberrv and Third Kneels,
fXrARFltl.D, PA
U'
BIGLER, YOUNG ft CO.,
(laessissrs U Biryatsa tssag,)
FOUNDERS & MACHINISTS
POSTABLE dc STATI0HABT
STEAM ENGINES
Corner of Foarlh aai Pin. Slreeta,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
imf- v'. ' . . . . aW
nAVINO engaged In the manufaetare or Sret
class MACHINERY, we iwrpeetfully Inform
the public that we are now prepared to (II all
ordere ee eheeplj aad ae promptly as can be done
la any of tha allies. Wa manufacture and deal Id
Malay and Circular Saw-Mills
Head Blocka, Water Wheels, Shifting Pulleys,
Q ifford's Injector, Steam Ganges, Steam Whistles,
Oilers, Tallow Cups, Oil Cups, Gauge Cocks, Air
Cocks, Globe Valves, Cheek Valves, wrought Iron
Pipes, 8. earn Pump, Boiler Peed Pumps, Antl
Friction Metres, Boep Stone Paohlng, Gum Pack
ing, and all kinds of MILL WOHK together
witk Plow, Sled Soles,
COOK AND PARLOR STOVES,
and other CASTINGS of all kinds.
sT-Ordera aolklted and tiled at city price
All letters of Inquiry with pefereaoe to machinery
of our manufacture promptly answered, by addrea
ing us at Clearleld, Pa.
deollTS-tf BIGLER, TOL'NO A CO.
R
ECOSSTRUCTED.
DANIEL STEWART St SON
iTarlns purebseed the Cheap Clothlag Hons, of
Isaaa L. Relieosuin, bava th largeet aad beat
aaaorimeat af Manufactured wood is theoouaty,
and oaa ecu thou
READY MADE, CLOTHING,
for Men, Boys and Children,
O FEIt CENT. CHEAPER
Than any ether boaaa in the county.
They will alwaye keep ea hand large and al
egtat essortmout of
GENTS' FURNISHING QOODS,
COLLARS,
TRl'NKS,
TALISES,
. Ac, A
OF THB LATEST STYLES AND PATTERNS,
If Tea want to get good aod atylish Clothing,
at low Sguros, do not fail to call at their estab
lishment before spending yoar money elsewhere.
nememtier tne place.
aeg7'71 DANIEL STEWART A SON,
T
HE LARGEST
ASSORTMENT OP
WTO YES t 8TOVJEH
ever brought to the county, are being received at
the Hardware establishment of II. P. UltiLbH
h CO., comprising th following Cook btovea
STEAM'S CALORIFIC.
SUbUKllANNA,
KEUULATOR.
NOBLE.
EXCELSIOR.
TKlUMril.
GOV. rENJT.
BEABISO,
NATIONAL RANGE. AC. etc.
Also, th following Heating Stores i
SPEAR'S ANTI CLINKER,
SrEAR'S ANTI DVST,
SPEAR'S ORBICULAR,
SPEAR'S PARLOR COOS,
MORMNO LIGHT,
BON TON,
OIPSEY,
VCLCAN,
SUNBEAM,
RC3Y'
PACPUINEOfJ,
CHESTER EOO,
VOLCANO,
rilOENIX,
HEAVY BAR ROOM AND STORK
BOO At OTOVES, AC.
Clearleld, Sept. It, 1ST!.
T
LUMBERMEN!
PERFECTION IN
CANTHOOKSI
The Clearleld Kioelslor Canthoek will act
wear out or trash, being ooattmoted with ono
solid band from .lip ta point.
It I pronounced by all practical lumbermen
who have etemlned to be tho most perfect
Canthook erer Invented.
Amos Kefinard, Patentee.
Msnufaetnred by Ann Kssaasi A fla, nt
CLEARFIELD, PA.
OSHANNON LAND AND LUMBER
COMPANY,
OSCBOLA STEAM MILLS,
inrricvraaa
LUMBER, LATII, AND PICKETS
Sawsd t Patent RUM SMngUs.
n. n. SHILLINGFORD, Prasldaat,
Be-Foreet Plaoe, No. I I. 4th t., Phil'.
JOHN LAWSOn, (leneral Sup't,
Oaoeola Mills, Clearleld county, Pa.
Auo TOWN LOTS fur sale la tha borough
of Usceole,
Auo Keep the LAROKST ASSORTMENT
of Ooodsl lioarleld county! their Memmoth
floie la Oiceola, ' ja0 73
rpna AUTOMATIC
Knitting Itacklaat
TMt KalUutg Maehra. b OS of tt. Baat
ful lnveetiene of the age. By aallrleg ateru
IBgealo apenment la. Invaatar has
aehiavad what thowaaada have emsaaaassfiiie
tried to attain. That is, a KHHTlRa) Mi.
CHINE, lhat will knit aaeh in aevea m.uL
heel nnd too, oemplete. "arrow aad ldeas
Kelts all grades of yar. Habico, Tieiee, !. '
Men's Knit Jacket. Uo.ierv of all sites, aadal.
most aa endless variety of Useful aad Oreeasah
al Goods. It will kail from a Watek Qaard te
Sleigh Robe, and does it with aeeleess aad dee.
patch. Persons that sr Uoapaelated tram Ur
worn, can earn iroea
a TO 8-4 DOLLARS
Par Day with th Kaltur.
This Maohina has Uken th klihest Premlaaie
al tha Priaclpal lipositlons, Stat and Ooaatp
rairs. It w simple ana ihhm in eoaiavustloa. -
I will wear a life time. As . It is eoaitrutci.
witk the Snest meehankal eiactnen, and for
general range of work. "IT HAS NO EQCAL,"
and Is only limit in oeeary ana artie 07 in
Imagination and Ingenuity of the operator.
RETAIL MFtXiCE, 40.O.
For reference Ilia publio ess address or sail e-
on the foiluwing residents of Clearfield eome,
Josiah Thompson, Jonathan Ilartrborn, Jebi-
Norris, D. D. Kilter, Juhn F. Stall, Crwentri:iet
Lewis J. Uurd and John Orr, Uurd p. O.i Ilih
Johnston, Abraham Spencer, Eliiba Fentqs.
Grampian Hills P. 0.) Joseph Kirk, John Of'
is, Jamee Uurry, bumber vity.
Samuel Jcakies, Eiq at Carwcoiville. is Am
General Agent fur Clearfield and Jeffersoa eeaa
lies. All necessary Information ean be obtaiasd
by ealling upon him. ' April 16, lSTl-tf,
READING FOR ALL 1 1
BOOKS A STATIONERY. "
Market St.. Clearfield, (at th PeotOflcc)
f IUK nnderiigned begs leave toaaaaanset.
1 tbe eilisens of Clearfield and vlclaitv. thai
ha has fitted up n room and has Just returasd
from the aity with a large amonnt af raadlag
Bibles acd Miscelkneooi Boob,
Slank, Aeeosal nnd Pas Book af evsrv d.
aorlption ; Paper and Envelopes, Frenek pressed
ana piein reus ano renews Dlaaa, Legai
Paper. Deeds, MortgagM Judgment, Eieaee.
Uoa nnd Promissory note Whit aad Parsai
mint Brief. Legal Cap, Record Cap, and Bill Cap,
Sheet, Music for oilier Plane, Pint, or Ylelm
constantly on hand. Any books or suttee cry
oesired lhat t may not havo oa hand, nil be sr.
ordered by tret express, and eold at whelesal
or retail to suit customers. I will else keep
periodical literature, such a Magatlaea, Newt,
papers, Aa. P. A. 8AULII.
uieeraeia nay I, le-u
EW STORE AXD NEW GOODS
JOS. SILAW 5t SON
Bats) ju1 opsasd
Nsw Btosi, on ksla Bi..CiaUtfiguil fi
latslr occupied by Was. t. 1RWU.
Thtlr stock eoaslsts s(
Otocssm f lbs boat qsaiity, '
QOEENBWARC, Boot! and SbCAaf.
nod TSr srtiols eossssrt fos
one's comfort.
Call snd xsmlnt ear stock Wort yep
ehsio( eltswhert). Ifsjr t, lS6l-tf.
DAVID YOUNG,
Rtone-Cnttcr and StoBe-Itson,
WILL eieeate all work I his Ha al Bed
rata price aad In FIRST-CLASS style
.Architectural Ornaments
T ALL STYLES, Ston Irreottng of (very
deecrlptlen, aad all blade M? maaea week ow-
tracted for In ar ant of tho eowaty. Any persons
wishing to havo respectable mason wark aad
stoae-eattlng dona, will find it ta their iatsrset
to call upon ma I woald alee taferm the pes
II that I ean deliver any qaeatltyer alas of
steas desired, aa I am the ewaer af n .
FIRST-CLASS STONE QTJARBT.
Order tot work oaa be addressed ta
DAVID TOINO,
martS.IS ClearSeld. Pa.
Clearfield Nursery.
ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY.
T11E undersigned, having established a Set
ry on th 'Pike, about half way between
Clearleld and Curwensvllls, Is prepared te far
nish all kiads of FRUIT TREES, (standard sad
dwarf,) Evergreens, Shrubbery, Orapo Vlaes,
Gooseberries, l.eerton Blackberry, Strawberry,
and Rasborry Vines. Also, Siberia Crab Trees,
Quince, and early scarlet Rhubarb, A. Order
promptly attended t. Address,
. J. D. WRIQnT.
epit-SS-y CurwenevUle, Ps
4JTA per dv ) Agents wanted I
TO
V4U All ell
elasaes of working weenie,
of either mt, young or old, msk store soae g
work for us In tbelr spar; moments, or all the lime,
tbaa at anything alee. Partiootara tna. Address
U. Svikiok A Co I'ertlaad, Main, eetio ilyl
Clearfield County Bank.
rpilK Clearleld County Baah as aa larpra
1 ted institution has none eat of ealstene by
the surrender of It charter, oa May It, 1MI,
All lu stock I owood by tbo ahosrlben, wh
will continue Iho Banking basin nt the mm
place, aa private Baakera, aador the firm aesee
af the "Clearfield County Benk." Wa are ro
sponsible for the debts el th Baak, aad will pay
It aotee oa demaad nt tbe aowntor. Depeaim
reoelred and latereet paid whea meaey It left kt
a tied lima. Paper diaeanntad nt alt per eeaa,
a heretofor. Oer pereoaal nspoasibillt) I
pledged for all Dapoait. reocived cad baelaeM
transicted. A eontlnaaaee of Ik liberal pat
ronage af the basins! me T th secret T is re
noctfally solicited. A PreUat, Oaahlaf aad
oOoers or tho late Clearleld Ceaaty Baak, w
rooulr tho aote f .aid Baak to he preeealed
for redemptioa.
JAS. T. LEONARD, RICIARB SBAW,
WM. PORTER, JAS. B. 8RABAM,
. L. RIED, ' WM. A. WALLACI-
The business f th Baak wiU ho seedaeted by
Jeha M- Adame Esc... a Cashier ( tl-l
County National B&nk
OF CLEARFIELD, PA. .
ROOM In Maaeal Baiidlag. aa der ace P
C. D. Wateoa'a Drag llor.
Passage Tickets la aad from Liverpool, Qaesee
tow, Olasgow, London, Pari aad 0peakagK
Also, Drafts for oal on th Royal Bank of Ireland
and Imperial Benk of Loadoa.
JAMES T. LEONARD, PmV
W. M. SHAW, Cashier. i 1:1:1
J. P. M'Uirk. Kd,ward Perk a
BANKUJQ & COLLECrnOH EOUSS
OF
mcgirk 4 perks.
Sweoeeeor to Foster, Park, A On,
PbUlpaknr;. t;Btxw Caanty, s
W11EHE all ia hnalnaaa af a BaaMaf Baae
wilt a transacted promptly aad apee tha
most favoraole tarma marT-af
DREXEL & CO,,
Ka. 31 mautk Third eJtreft, hHalphea
And Dealert In Gcyemmont Sxuritiei.
Application hy mail will roaelv. prompt atten
tion, and all iaforstpOeW aheerfully furnlsbed.
Orders sollcted. April 1 1 -tf.
MK.MUVAL.
REIZEWSTEIN HBERLINER,
aholesalo dealer la
CEMS1 FlIXMhfi GOODS,
Hav removed lo 1ST Church street, hetweea
Fraaklla aad White BU.,'New Verk. (jyli rl
Miss E. A. P. Rynder,
atiar son
Colekerlng'e, Slolaw.y'. and Emerson' Plsaes
Smith's, Maoa A Harnlia' and Peloabat
Organ aad Alelodeeas, aad Graver A
Baker' Sewing Maeblael.
also r.Aiasa or '
Plaao, Onllar, Organ, Harmeay Vaeal .
I. N pupil taken far lee. tha half a mrm.
mTRoomr opposli Oulleh'i Furniture
ri...i.n u.. 4 m4b.tr.