GEORGK B. COOD LANDER,
- RDtTuR AND PaOPallTOa.
i CLUAKFIELD, I"a.
SDNESDAT MOHJiIXO. JULY It, 1JJ.
Democratic County Ticket.
ASSEMM.Y,
UR. T. i. UO 1 11,
or cLmnLB.
' .' SHERIFF. "
W, ROM Me I II liltIO M,
. or CLCAnpifiji.D. ...
TREASURER,
WILLIAM W. H o R n A 1. 1.,
or cicmriKi-ii.
' : COMJUKSIiWER, :'
CLARK BROW),
' i ... r uwimi. i ,
' DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
FRANK PI El. Ill N O,
W CLMMFIBLD.
AUDITOR,
I. E W I H C. II L O O II,
OB UOIWI. '
JVRY COMMISSIONER, '
t a ii si w. h ii u cs a k T,
or CLCAHI-IBLO.
COHONFR, 1 " '
' (iEORr.K THORN,'
' ' or CLrAnriELn.
LOOK Hi Hi.' .
lly an act of a corrupt Congress our
. subscribers are all blackmailed 20 cents
a year, in the shape of postage, to swell
the purse of a Department which paid
Chorpcning $150,000 when his claim
was less than 875,000. We expect the,
next Congress to undo much of the bad
legislation of the last; and to partially
remedy the outrage or embargo placed
vpon intcllgcnce, we propose to pay the
I'ostaok on all copies of the Republican,
within the county, vpon which the sub
scriber DAS PAID I'S SIX" MONTHS OR
more in advance, and ire do not want
rost Masters to annoy our advance
paying subscribers for postage, because
we will pay the same before the quarter
fj-pires. The postage will also be paid
for all persons becoming advance-paying
subscribers on or before the first day of
Ortuber next.
M- J- , .
f Ureal Failure.
Croat men, liko insignificant ones,
often commit blunders. Of tho form
er, Grant is establishing a nallopul
reputation for himself. llo is llio
greatest fuiluro of tlio ago. Ho is a
disgrace to llio Sin to if Dot to his par
ty. Cases in point! Hut recently
tlio General Assembly of tho Presby
terian Church was in session at liolti
inoro. As usual, with all lurgo bod
ies, the Assembly contained a number
of men who wors more concerned
about going to Washington to sec
Grant than to labor in a direct lino of
their calling and duty. After a three
days' effort the domagoguo provailcd
over the Christian, and nrrangomonts
vrcro entered into beforo adjourning
to proceed to Washington to see "tho
best Government tho world ever saw."
The body repaired thither, but did
notsoo tho 8100,000 President. He
was loo drunk for exhibition. Cut
Secretary of Stato Fish received tho
body. Tho reception w-as thus very
fishy.
' Shortly after retiring to Long
Branch ho was telegraphed from Cov
ington, Ky., to tho. effect that his
father was at tho point of death.
But a number ono horso raco was on
hand at Long Branch, and four days
elapsed beforo "tho Govornraont" was
in te'm to repair where duty culled it.
tirant reached tho bedside of his fath
er just eight hours aftor ho expired.
Next ho was to bo In Philadelphia
on tbo Fourth of July to hand the
Fawmount Tark ovor to tho Ccr.ton
nial Commissioners. That loyal city
was literally "on end" to witness the
Uoyal delivery. But, after a long
wait, Secretary of War, Belknap, ap
peared on tho stago as a substitute
and announced tbo dolivory. The
dodo 'was "loo thin." Loyalty ro
ceivod o chill, hot as tho day was.
The nowspnpers announced thai tho
President was at Long Branch mourn
ing for his biographor. On the other
hand wo bavo it from tho Branch
that "tho Government" won on tho
raco couino half the day, and was
carried homo in tho owning on a
Btretchor, DRUNK. :
Is It not a disgraco that the pooplo
of tho Unilod Stales aro oompcllvd to
puya man f 100,000 a your furdis-j
gi'uolngthcm? He cheated tho preach
ers, was dead to filial affections, pre
ferred to attoi.d a borso raco rather
tthan-ltejp -"My Dear Mr. Jlorio" (who
-roado ,liim a present of 85,000,) and
other eminent loyal Philadelpbians to
celebntto our National Birthday.
Ufr.sai. Judgo Pearson has had
hiniHolijtcot by tho Supremo Court.
In the tritl of tbo notorious Stato
robbor, Goorgo O. Evans, his rulings
woro wholly In favor of tho robber
and ngn'mat tho Stato, and tho result
was that.lustcad of being ordered to
(my into the Stato Treasury the sum
of .'1UO,000 and undergo imprison
ment, lit) was clonrcd and allowed to
pocket all Iho money ho had Btolcn
from tho pocplo. llio caso was so
bold and ftuch an oulrsgo upon law
and public deconry Ihut tho Attorney
General look tho caso Up to tho Su.
promo Court, and that tribunal has
reversed Judgo Pearson's liioiU'itbte
and pnninl ruling, and Evans .m:mt he
tried again. Wo would advise that
ho bo triod lel'oro avmo other J udii,
who cares more for tho JnUioaU jf
the FUale and tho pooplo than for
Evans and Qotiry.- 1 ' ;
Referring lo Senator Matt. Carpon
tor's Janosvillo hack-nav snooch. the
Chicago TVifcuiM ays the audionco,
half ot whom wore ladies, "noted jw
if they were altonding a funoral."
The Mllmannerea Shah,
' For two wooks past Europe has
beoo convulsed by tho presonce of a
live Shah the Emperor of the Per
sian Empire lo whom the crowned
beads of Europo havo extended thoir
hospitalities. The rcfinod Europoans
soon learned after tho arrival of tho
Shah and his suite that good manners
wore not extensively cultivated In
Persia. A correspondent of tho New
York Herald arrived at Berlin, tho
capital of Prussia, just aftor tbo For
sians had left. Wo will lot him tell
what ho loarnod aftor his arrival. Tho
killing of King William's pet lambs
by tho Shah's Borvants and wipin
thoir bloody bands on tho curtains
wag not tho only unoivilincd freak
they indulged in. The correspondent
gays: -
Whet ihall T my of Berlin, now I hot tlie Rhah
of Portia hal left and tbo Kmperor hitaiolf ii at
Hoblora Uabcliberg, reuliperaliuff Irom tha exer
tion ana unpicaMulnon couneolcU Willi tho visit
of tbo great Poriian t I arrive juft in tiuio to
noar all too lieruo goMip about tbo event. Th
(incral belief btro ii that tbe Kaiier'a lickutu
aa feigned In order to iimiio I be annovunoci
oaniea nnj ine lireacbn or etiquette cmumillcil
br tbe t-liah. "It ia a ouriow laet," auri the
win portler or ml Hotel, "that tbo Kalaor wai
better on tho very dar et'tor tbo Sbab left Ul."
Well, wlint did tbe Hh.ib do then t Hal he not
left a good.lupreuinn behind 1" "Hal Hal" be
lauirbod. "good Improsaion t Ye, on Ihotabloee
witidow eurlaiur, tbe oarpeti of tbe roval apart-
menu ana in ino nance nans, n Hat uo you
think be or bil underiiDci did ru don't know."
"Woll, he never eauie up to lime. Jlo made the
Court wait for him on levcral occaaiona. When
ha went to l'otrdaiu bo kept it wailing limit an
hour while he wai driven about tbo town looklne-
at the aighte. Then at dinnei, when thediihot
trawberrieo wai bauded round, he kept tboen
lire diili to hi raid f inrtead of allowing it to be
pailed on. When he went away he Jum)'l Into
the oarriego witbrut making any adieu. Anoth
er time, when he wajat tho opera, tho Kuiprej
woj reateu wiwi nun. hboaroie from ber leat
to oonverie with mine one. hut the Kheh. think
ing that iho wai about to leave him, took her bv
tho arm and pulled her to her lent ainin. Then
that lnmb buiiacM. Tbe lervanti had already
killod one in the beautiful apartment! of the oai-
tlo beforo the royal aerranta atonped them, but
sot before tbo fellowi bad wiped their blood lin
ger! on tho laeecurtaioi ol the window!. The
Court felt greatly relieved when he dcparlod.
liny llii Imperial Mojeity never lend hi! dirty
warriora to thii hotol again. Did not pay ul a
groeehen Trinkgold. bid not even pay for their
baromi. b'aid the Kaiier would foot tbe billi."
Ttta Bc: Pr Donoe The Hon. Willi.
Willintai, of Indiana, baa diinoaed of hii "liaok
pay in a Itadieal manner, ile hai been board
ing wnn a may lor K me tinny yean, and hal
turned over the whole amount to her. The ladv'a
nam ii Mri. William Williami, The ooinoldenoe
I namoe ii not at all remarkable, nor ii the faol
tliat the honorable gentleman will eontlnuo to
board" with the lady. .'io.
Why growl about thatr . Tho"Chris-
tiun statesman" Henry Wilson, now
ice President, sot the examplo for
this dodge. His Credit Mobilier prof-
ts wero all transferred to his wife.
What ia thero in tho moral code to
prevent tho loyal Billy Williams from
following Wilson' oxnmplof Ilis
robberies woro ondured by Iho "loyal
millions." .'
Economy. The death of the Presi
dent's ftilhor stops a 82,000 loak in
tho United States Treasury. Ulyssos,
five yoars ago, appointod his father
Postmaster at Covington, Ky., at a
salary of 82,500. Two yoars ago tho
old gonlloman beta mo too frail to dis
charge tho duties of tho office, where
upon tho Poslmaslcr General mng
nanimously sent a $2,000 clerk to pluy
P. M. at Covington, whilo Jesso drow
82,500. A nice family arrange
ment, without tho shadow of law.
Any olbcr old man would havo re
signed. Rkfuskd. Jinlgo Woodward last
week tendered his resignation as a
member of tho Constitutional Con
venlion, but tho members refused lo
accept it but granted him an indefi
nite furlough.
A Fatal Hurt.
New Om.tANS, July 1. A privato
dispatch from Buy St. Louis rttties thul
a duel was fought near Montgomery
station this morning between ex
Judgo Wm. ll.Cooley and U.B. Rhott,
Jr., of tho Picayune, in which Cooley
was killed at tho second shot. The
difficuly grew out of an articlo pub-
iihiicu in mo t icayune ucnuod "Haw
kins t'J Picauune." anil thn rnnltr fi Am
Juclgo Cooley published in tho Times
of tho 27th. Col. Kliett was not touch
ed. It is understood Kbolt was the
challenging party. Thoy fought with
doublo-baiTelcd obot guns loaded with
ball; distanco forty paces.
A Times spocial says : In Iho Rhott
and Cooley duel Judgo GVolcy was
killed at tbo second Cro. The parlies
arrived at tho place on thosnmo train,
at 10 o'clock Ihioauortiing. Mr. Rhott
was accompanied 4y Uossrs. (,'lias.
Roman and Dr. Burns, and Judtre
Cooley was atlendud iy Col. G. W.
Carter and Major M'ltuczlpli. The
weapons were doiioic-Oarrcled shot
uns, one larrcl loaueu witb single
all, distance forty yards. The Ground
was promptly selected, Iho dislnncc
measured, and tbe parties placed in
position. At the first fire UlioU't shot
ranged high and Cooley's to tho right.
Cooloy delivered his fire first. At the
econd flra both firod simultaneously,
and Cooley full, mortally wounded by
a shot otiloring his left sido and pass-
tog apparently mrougli his heart.
Uo expired tn six minutes, without
apparent su(Torint, only spnuking the
words to Dr. Ilolliduy, "I am sUot
through tho breast. Tho gentlemen
ongaged in Iho affair arranged the
usual civilities alter llio secontl tiro,
and separated with cxprosniuns of mu
tual repectan(J consideration.
Stii.i, I.iNtir.iiisti; Tho New York
Commerciei Advertiser, a newspaper
Ihut is, nt times, both witty und wise,
thus comments on the statement that
many "relics iff barbarism" aro still
lingering in soeioty. "We ought to
bo thankful," say our wido-awake
cotcmporary, "for tho variety they
afford us. Tho ago is euflocutod with
civilisation. It lias unsettled the
"sweet contentment" of married lifo
hy the blandishments of divorce laws;
it has robbed honesty of its manly
port, and sent it crippled and limping
throughout the land ; it bus tlulle.
the prido of public virtue, and made
all men slaves to tho lust of riches;
it has raised false standards in society,
religion and polities, ittid it has Jut
led justico lo llio brink of croation,
and dropped it over into Now Jersey,
i.' rolics of barbarism aro selling cheap,
givo us more of them.".
The editor of the Huntingdon dole
4ta returnod Irom bit trip to the far
wet, bringing with him a Oouplo ot
prairie wolves, two rod birds, two
prairta iogs, end a Modoo scalping
knife. Ti-o latter will bo used in lilt
ing tho political "bar" of Lho frrsat
v . in. ' Ti i ..i.cj .. B
tail-ILIUA UlUSLtri , ilUIIQ CCOll.
Mhortnr Treasury Steeds.
In 1810 the entire expenditures of
the xroasury Ueparltnonl on aooouiit
of tho salaries of the Seoretary, Comp
trollers, Auditors, Rogistor, Troasaror,
Commissioners of Kevonuo and Gen
eral Land Olllue, all their olorks and
mesHongors, watebmon, und laborers
wero only 6116,820.08. .Tho amount
of business transacted then was by no
moans Inuignillcaut. J no Ueneral
Land OOleo and tho Indian olllco wero
at that tlmo included in this dejuirt
monl. Nearly fifty millions of dollars
were annually collected and disbursed.
The nunuul contingent expenses of llio
department, including tho public print
ing fur nil tho tlopurtmonts of the
Uovornmotit, were less than live thous
and dollars I
It is true that tlio growth of tho
Country sinco the closo ot tho last
British war Is unexampled in tho his
tory of the world. Butunfortiinaloly,
Willi our Increase or wouitu and reve
nue there has boon a corresponding
decrease oi otnciui morality, uno oi
tho results of this inverse progross ol
natloDiil wealth and official morality
is witnessed in lho immense Increase
of the contingent expenses of tho
Treasury Department during Grant's
administration, i or tho corning lineal
year tzzifiw havo been appropriated
tor tlio contingent fund of that depart
ment. This is noarly twice the amount
required to defray tbo onliro expenses
of tho Troasury during its administra
tion by William U. Urawford orltich-
ard Rush.
But it was not customary tn former
yoars tor heads ot bureaus to havo
two or three cnrriagos. or for chiof
clerks and other lavontes to indulge
in similar luxuries at tho people s ex
pense. With what magnificent wrath
Androw Jackson would havo kicked
an ofllccr out of lho civil sorvico who
bad approved an account for annual
repairs to two ordinary wnors which
amounted to S'i.GM.DU I What would
ho havo said if thero had been paid
out of lho contingent fund of his day
lor "repairs ot harness," $1,131 BS; and
for "repairs of cariages," 81,17(5 70,
thoro being only two wagons in use by
tho department nulhomed by lawf
Tbe venerable William M. Meredith
who presides with so mnch dienity
and impartiality over tho delibera
tions ot tho 1'ennsylvania Constitu
tional Convention, was Secretary of
tho .treasury in 174'J-oU. Imaginohis
indignation had ono of his subordi
nates approved and paid out of the
contingent fund an account similar to
tho following: ' '
im -
Jnly IS, J. F. Iioran. (hoeing honea...... $17 00
Aug. V, 1. V. Doran, honeshoelng .. 2i li
Aug. SI, J. V. lorao, hurieihooiug M, 4 00
Oct. 1(1, J. K. Doran, horie'hoeing 0 25
Nut. 6, J. F. lloran, honeihoeing Si 00
Ilea, t, J. i', lloran, honeihoeing , 28 00
1873.
Jan. 2, J. F. Doran, honeilioelng 1 ti
reo. I, J. r. lloran, honeihoeing S.l It
Feb. S, J. F. Doran, honeihoeing 8 60
March 6, J. F. Doran, honeihoeing 21 26
Mareh22, T. W. .F. Murphv.boricthoeing ( 00
Arpil 2, T. W. k J. Mnrphy, horecilioelng SI 10
April 4, J. F. Doran, boneeboeing. ........ T 26
May 2, T. W. k J. Alurphy, boneihoeing 23 13
May S, J. F. Dorau, horio'hoeing 2 00
Muy 31, T. W.A.J. Murt.hy, borieahoelna- 27 It
June 7, J. F. Doran, horeibooinf. 8 13
June 20, T. Vi.kJ. Murphy, hoiM-iboruig 2J. ii
Tolal.... 333 3
Throe hundred and thlrty-thrco dol
lars in ono year for shoeing lho borsos
used to draw ono single and ono double
wagon ! It is evident that the hcrsoB
used for theso wagons oithor passed
nearly all tho year in tho blacksmith
shops, or elso that illegal expenditures
lave been concealed under tho pro-
tunco of horseshoeing. This is com
paratively a trivial item, but it is sig
nificant as an indication ot tho man
ner of keeping accounts in the depart-
uiuiib vtiuvu icuuivuB iinu uisnurses
lho onliro rovenues of tbo Unitod
States. jV. I'. Sun.
' ningham's Intemperance.
Tho painful nows reaches us from
Washington that lho most serious re
monstrances havo been niado airainsl
tho appointment of John A Bingham,
of Ohio, as Minister to Japan, not on
account of his connection with tho
Credit Mobilor scandal, but because
of his intompcralo habits. Ever sinco
tho hanging ot Mrs. Surratt,' this vice
ms boen irrowinit npon Inm, nnttl it
has now bocoino opon and notorious.
ttoiuscd a rcnominallon lust summer
by tho nooplo of his Congressional dis
trict, Mr. Bingham has been promoted
to tho higher dignity of representing
this nation at the capital of Japan's
thirty millions of population. In view
of lho fact that Mr. (o Long owed his
removal to charges similar to thoso
now mado against bis succcussor, it is
mpossililo to account for the appoint
ment. It would scorn as if wo woro
anxious to reveal our worst vices to a
pconlo unxiotis to study American
civilization. It is singularly improp
er tli a', a man who is constantly under
tho influence ol liquor should bo com
missioned to disgust, by his habits,
tho kocnost ftnd most progressive pco
ploofAsia. If Japan reirnrds it as an
usult, lho blame must rest upon tho
power that commHsionod lho now
ambassador. A'. Y. Graphic.
Nkw Route and Rapid Transit.
Tho new "Pennsylvania airline" from
JNew 1 ork to Washington opened
yostcrduy wilh a full oquipmont of
engines and now Pullman parlor and
aince cars, iho trains run Irom
iow York to Mantua junction over
tho Now Jersey roads, thence west
over the Pennsylvania Conlral through
Columbia to lork and thonco south
over tho Northern Contrnl railroad to
Baltimore, passing through tho new
Baltimore and Putomao tunnol and
proceeding to Washington by way of
mo jiauimoro onij l oiomao railroad.
An express train leaves Now York
duily except Sunday at 8:50 a. ni. and
Philadelphia at 11:20, arriving at
Washington at 5:45 p. m. eight hours
and uiiy-nvo minutes alter starting.
The nic'ht express leaves Now Yotic
at 8:20 p.'m.mid Philadelphia at 1 1:05,
reaching ils destination at 0 a. in.
The new routo is 281 mi Jos long 03
miles in excess of tho old ono but
according to tho abovo scliodulo lho
distance will bo traveled in the samo
timo.
Tho now line traversos a oountry
rich in natural cennry,atid the entire
road is subslanliul, smooth and sale.
Tho faro is tho same as over lho Wil
mington and Delaware. Palrwt,'d0th
The Fiiist Gun or Tim Rhiiki.uon
TImj Wur Department will send to
Wost Point for tho ordnance Bureau,
oaa trnphy of the luto war, tho first
i f e I
fun urcu in ino cnusooi ino rebellion,
l was fired at tbe steamer Vlcksburir.
bound fur Now Orleans, and supposed
to have arms and ammunition on board
belonging to lho United States. Tho
firing took place several days boforo
any guns woro fired at the Unitod
Stales troops, oithvr at Charleston or
PansapoJa. It is a smull four-pound
cannon, fonnorly tbe nrouortv of lho
city of Yicksburj;.
Worse than the Uutllo,
A vast deal of cheap morality has
been ox ponded over tho death of Judgo
Uooley, who lull uy mo nana oi tol
Barnwell Rhell In a dhol which grew
out of tho base election. frauds in Lou
isiana. Thore may be no loglu in tho
duello, but thero aro niter nil worse
things. ;Por Instance,' it is worse to
rob lho pooplo of a whole Statu of
their freedom, than it is to kill ono of
tho accessories to tho robbery In a
fairly conducted duel. If. not, thon
was tho war of tho Revolution a deadlr
sin, and no ono of Washington's sol
diers drow his trigger upon ihoenomy
without being a murderer. - -
Tho old Jnird of Auchtiiloch, tbo
futhor of tho famous biographorof Dr.
Johnson, when united by ihut groat
man what good bud resulted from the
execution of ICing Charles of Knglund,
replied, "It gar kings ken thero was
acrick In their nocks." Possibly tho
death of Cooley will lot tho carpet
baggers of Louisiuna know that the
liborty of Ibo press will bo defended
at every cost. If tlia death of Judge
Cooley produces u disposition in the
mind of Kolloirg and of his master to
call off their docs and permit lho
Loulsianians to bo thoir own rulers, it
win oo a niodurato price lor a creat
jjuuij , nut it ii, utuy wuuis mo appe
tites of the blood hounds of Radicalism
...I . I.... it- I. I.. i. . . i "V
for lho blood of Rhott, ai scorns to bo
indicated by lho recent news from lho
south west, wo nppri)hcnd Ihut oven
still tbo Picayune will not bo tuurrlod
without a struggio.
In tact tho causo of that paper is
tho causo of every newsnaner in tho
country which is not run by an oillcor
of tho government, or filled to the
very lips witb government advertis
ing; let theso pooplo triumph ovor
tho Press In Now Orleans, and succeed
in dragging tbo editor of tboN. Y.Sun
to Washington to bo tried by ono of
urani s ponco justices, and hard times
will have como to the proprietor of
every uomocmio paper in lho country.
Things aro progressing pretty livoly
just now; theso alTuira aro nicro feel
ers ol tho publio pulso; if tho govern
ment is successful another victim will
follow, until lho only newspapers left
in existence will bo those in tlio pav
of, and who aro content to be tho sup
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nu dvi Yuma ui hiiu Huuiiiiiniraiion.
Pittsburgh Post.
Jesse, Root tirant.
Jesso Root Grant, tho father of
President Grant, who died at Covino--
too, Ky , on June SUtli, was a nalivo
of Pennsylvania, born in Wcstmoie
lnnd county, January 23d, 1784. lie
was seventh in lineal descent from
Matthew Grant, who emigrated to
this country in 1630, from Devonshiro,
Knglund, and settled first at Dorches
ter, Mass., and in 10U5 removed there
from to Windsor, Conn. His grand
father, Capt. Noah Grant, was a sol
dier in tho "Old French War." and
was killed in the battlo September
20th, 1750. Ilis father, also named
rioah Grant, served through the Rev
olutionary War, and roBo lo the grade
of captain. Noah Grant (second,) af
tor tho closo of lho war, removed from
alow JiOndon, Conn., to Western Peun-
sylvania, whore ho took a second
wile. Or this marriaee Josse Root
Grant was tho issuo, horn January
2.1d, 1704, In Westmoreland county,
at that timo an Immense tract of wild
land. In 1700 tho family romovod to
Ohio, whero Jesso followed the ordi
nary pursuits of a frontier youth, re
ceiving only a fow months education.
On arriving at the aire of eleven,
ho was, by tho death of bis father,
thrown upon his own resources, ana
was obliged to endure a harder for
tune than usually fulls to lho lot of a
pioneer. Ilo becamo an apprentice to
his half brother, living at Mayficld,
Ky., and from him learned the trade
of tanning. Removing from placo to
placo, in search of employment, ho
went in 1820 to Point Pleasant. Ohio.
a small village on tho Ohio river, 25
miles a novo l mcinnati.
Hero ho becamo occinaintcd with
Miss Hannah Simpson, a native of
stonlgomory county, l'a., who. with
hor falhor, John Simpson, had re
moved lo Clermont county in 1813.
On June 24th, 1821, Jesso R.Grant
and Hannah Simpson were married
and scttlod til Point Pleasant. Of
this lcly tho following description has
been givon by her vcncrnblo husband.
just decoascd: At the timo of our
mnrriago Mrs. Grunt wos an unpro
tonding country girl, handsome, but
not vain. Sho had previously joined
tho Methodist Church, and I can
truthfully say thnt it has never had a
more devoted and consistont member.
Her steadiness, firmness and Btrenirth
of character has been tlio stay of the
family throngh lifo. Sho wns always
earoiiil and most watchful over hor
children, but never nustero and not
opposed to their froo anticipation in
nnuccni amusement.
Meaner than tuh Back Pay Srr.AL-
A Washington dispatch to lho Now
VorK limes says: 'lhcro has been a
great deal of indignation privately ex
pressed by persons interested at tho
manner in winch tho volumes of tho
Medical and Suraical History of the
War havo been disposed of by somo
members of Congress. Thero wero
from nine to eleven sets printod lor
each Senator or mombcr of tho House.
One would suppose that ovory mom-
Dor would have, at least, that small
number Of physicians ia hie district to
whom ho would esteem it a privilege
to send the sot ; but mysteriously, a
largo number found their way into
lho hands of dealers in second-hand
books and dooitmoiit brokers, and at
ono time thoy woro Belling for 69 to
810 a sot. Tho prico has sinco in
creased somewhat, but thore aro still
sets to bo hud at a vory modoralo
prico compared with the cost to the
government. Thoro Is no doubt that
several members sold tboir sots out
right, or allowed persons connected
wilu or donondent upon them to make
sales and pocket the prico.
The Champion Ji iivman. lie has
been found in Now lork. -Beine im-
pnnoled in lho Woodhull and Clailiu
case, he was asked whothor bo know
Henry WardUeochcr. "I never heard
of him 1" be replied. He was accept
ed without further nueslion. Tli
man in this country who novor "board
of Honry Ward Beechor" is certnlnlv
ignorant enough to ait on anybody a
turner vriai, arm now, in ineao news
paper limes, when It is such hnrd
work to got murder jurors who don't
know anything, he Will be Invaluable)
it ha an bo transported for uso to
different jiarta of the country..
Grant-i.i Kg. Hon. Lemuel Todd,
of , Ctutislo, a Coiigressruiin-nt largo
lor tins Jstaio, Jiaving lho privtlerjo of
appointing a Cudet to iho Naval
Academy at Annapolis, named his
youngest eon, W. L. Todd, for tho
position. . - ".
r,. Coupon JTetrs.
Throo members elect to the Forty.
third ConirresB are doadJamos Brooks.
William Whitirg und J. U. Wilson, of
uregon. .
Professor Joseph Panooast has re
alL'iicd the chair of A natomy of J effor
son Collrgo, Philadelphia, which bo
has occupied lor thirty-tour yeai-s. i
A Aro at Lilohfleld, Illinois, do
stroyod the foundry, mooblno shop,
blacksmith shop and erecting shop of
ino ajiicnnoiu cur works.
A soon as the Administration Is
through wilh Captain Jack, of Oregon
wo hopo it will find timo to give a lit
llo nl tonlion to tho Washington Cap
tain Jack of lho Frecdmon's Bureau.
Cars are now running through the
tunnel, under the Oily ot JJnlliinoro,
Passengers going to Washington by
tho way ol that city do not now have
to chango cars lliuro.
The murderor of his futhor, Frank
Walworth, was, on Saturday, son
toncod lo Sing Sing, at hard labor for
lilo. Ho lias good reasons for con
gralulaling himself that it was do
worso.
N. Rufus Gill, Prosidont of Hi
Common Council of Baltimore, was
arrested in Ihut oily on Monday, and
fined by Justico Hugorly, "for dis
playing fireworks and shooting firo
craukera on lho streets," on tbe Fourth
oi July. . ,
' Georgo E. Swoopo, Esq., a brother
of eilon. Jl. Bucher Swoopo, died at
Pittsburgh on the 1st. Deceased was
a young la wyor, not qtiito twenty-four
roars oi ago, and save promise ot a
lifo of usefulness and high atluinmeuts
in ms choson prolcssion.
Grant is showing a disposition to
rtrovido for tho family connections of
his friond, lho rebel Col. Mosby
Whose smior was recently appointed
to a clerkship in the dead letter olllco
at Washington and over tho heads of
a number of widows of Union soldiers
To glvo somo'idoa of the immense
trado over tho main lino of tho Penn
sylvania Railroad, it may bo staled
that thore were passed over the rond
during April 58,400 loadod olght-whool
cars, and during tho month of May
over 59,000. Tbo avorugo mimbor of
cars passing duily, through tho entire
year, is oslimalod at 2,2U0.
Tho Erio Observer says : A parly
of Pennsylvania capitalists, including
Milton Courtright and Wm. L. Scott,
Esris , of thia city aro building a now
railroad from St. Louis, Mo., to Liltle
Rock, Arkansas, fifty-four miles oi
which aro nearly complotod. It will
open op n vast mining region, rich
with iron, load and other minerals.
We but speak tbo common aenti
mcnt of newspaper men when wo say
that the New York TVrtKite, under
Wbituluw Reid's management, is a
bettor journal than it ovor was, and
lho ablest, most independent and re
liable paper in the country. The
manly course of tbo Tribune since it
broke looso from party shackles, and
doclarcd its freedom from all political
oliqucs and combinations, is an ample
amend for its sini of the past.
Tho Shah of Persia, now on a visit
to Enropo, confers gifts in a truly ori
enlul stylo of munificence, llo wns
particularly liberal to tho imperial
servants both at Potsdam and Berlin,
bestowing the sum ol 8-1,800 in cash,
besides gold waichos, shawls, brooches,
and the liko, in abundance. Tho Kin-
peror jjOt a very costly snuff-box, sot
with diamonds; the Empress a ncek
laco of rich brilliants whilo minor dig
nitaries received tlio Grand Cross of
tho order of the Sun and Lion. How
wclcomo this freehanded Shah would
ho made In Washington, (now Long
Branch I) , L
.4 .Melancholy t'.rtnt.
On Saturday night Inst lho wife of
Theodore Whitmore, of this borough,
received tho sad intelligence that her
husband had boon drowned that day
in Clearfield Creek, and on Sunday
morning the intelligence wos fully
oorroboratod by tho arrival of the re
mains. Dccoasod had bcon arcsidont
of this borough lor a number of yoars,
and was by occupation a stone cutter.
At the timo of his doath ho was work
ing at his trado at some point in Cam
bria county on the headquarters of
Clearfield Creek. On Saturday ho
and a companion named Edward Ru
der, a resident of Alloonn, wont to
tho crock for llio pnrpOBO of bathing.
Whilmoro had left tho wator and was
resuming his clothing, according lo
our information, whon ho discovered
that Ruder had got beyond his depth
and was in a drowning condition. Ho
dunged into tho stream, was caught
y lho drowning man and was draggod
down lo death. Radcrwas a young
man about eighteen years of age.
Whilmoro was thirty and loaves a
wife and throo little children. Tho
sympathy of tlio community is with
them in tho terrible calamity which
has befallen thorn, and we hopo to re
cord that that sympathy has assumod
a substantial form. Jlollidaysburg
Standard,
A Snrr-KKCKitD Gknkiutio!. Sen
ator Carpon tor is afflicted about tho
"morbid publio morality," which has
caused tho pooplo to donounco the
Credit Mobilier imbroglio und tho
"back snlnry grab" of tlioir congress,
men.' Wo suspect, bowover, that in
ftpilo Of tho eloquent, speech ol the
gonlloman from Wisconsin In defence
of his fellow-congretwmoa and grab
bers, lho pooplo will bo obstinate
enough to stick to their "morbid mor
ulity," which singular coincidonco
they learned from another Carpcntor
who was hot indeed a Senator, but
who is reported to have spoken as
novor Senator spako. They will bo
liovo, with the Carpenter of Bcthlo
hom, that it is wrong to stool, wheth
er tbe theft bo of publio or of privato
money, rather than with the Carpea
tor ofT Milwaukoo that the Mobilier
business was a "legitimate operation,"
and the back pay resolution a "con
stitutional measuro," which it would
be sinful to resist and "illegal" not to
avail ono's self of. - Thoy will bolicve
thus porvorsoly, and we ronlly don't
aeo what is to bo done aboot it.
Railroad Lost. A dispatch from
Lawrence, Kansas, on the f th, aays
that half a mile of the Missouri I'a
oifio Railroad track near ICickupoo
station dropped Into tho Missouri riv
er this evening. It sunk out of sight
In the flooded stream i one lurch and
without uny warning. Tho woler
where the track Is situnlod is now
forty foet dsop.- -Tho ruilroad men
any It ie lho most fearful vent ever
nuide. The oscape of tho trains was
almost miraculous. '
At New York, on Saturday, tho
Supreme Court in general term af
firmed ' IIki' jiitlgine nt against tho
Hroadwoy itailwuy Company, award
ing $5,ut to the widow of Avory 1).
Piuiinm, ihp victim of tho tar-bopk
muider." ' : '
Down on tue Snows. Tho New
Hampshire Legislature has passed a
law prohibiting tho ontrance into that
Slate, or exhibiting thoroin, of any
oiroQs,under penalty of 81000. Hence
forth the citizens of that State are to
bo deprived of tho pleasure and privi
lege of witnessing tho performances
of tlio thrilling oquostrians and tho
"daring young man on the flying
. ,i - i i , .i " i .
irupur.u. no more bhuii ms apngui-
ly jokos of lho clown tickle their ears,
or tho side-tulilting porformancos of
tho Dufloon delight the oyes or citizons
of the Granite Stato. Henceforth,
shull the wonderful Bentral Tiger and
the Unicorn of Holy Writ keep aloof
irom the junc'ies and thlckots of JNew
Hampshiro. The olophont shall not
troad tho mazes of hor provincial
towns, nor shall tho camol boar his
burden on bor highways. '
CoNDUCTons Abkehted. It is re
ported that tho Pennsylvania Rail
road .Company has caused the arrest
of lour conductors on the Philadel
phia and Now York division, and also
agnio keeper ot Jersey City Ferry,
lor swindling tho Company in coupon
tickots. Tho peculations uro said to
have been going on lor a longtime.
$fu; Qdvtttitmtwti.
VroTICF.. The luhiorlben of i took to the
It Clearfield Ual Company will mart at tbe of-
Oee of Weaver k Helta, at S o'clock, F. M., July
30, to organiie laid Company and eloet a lloard
oi umoera. w. rt. isaaiB,
July IS, 'Jl, St.
TyCKINSON SEMINARY,
If WILLIAIH8POKT, PA.
r or both aaiei. Kitabliibed 26 yeara. Supe
rior auraniagei in every oepartmanl ol oullure.
Send for Catalogue. Arrange early for rooma.
rail term begin! Augnit zstb.
W. I, KB BFOTTUWOOD, D. D.,
JyH-St Freaident.
tO A UTIO N. AH parnoni nn hereby Cautioned
j afftinit jinrckaMirir or In ny way nicddlitiftT
with on rrel llorre and una gray Mare, now
In poiicitioD of ayid Collar, of Morris town-
hip, u the lame belong! to m and are fuh)ot
to mj order. T. H. FOKCEY.
Orahamton, JulT 16, 187-1. Jt.
. 'STRAY Strayed away from the promiiei
J ot tha UQderfigned.rojidinjrnearlloriefllioa
Ifend, Karthaui pott office. ClcarflcM oounty.
about tn iat or Alay, a uiiAl'K MAKE, about
l yean old, weldntr on right bind lee. Any
person fnrniihinf lnlurutatioa leading to tha re
coyer of tbs said to are will be libermlly re
warded. JKKhMIAH McOAKTMCY.
July I, '73, St.
DIKWOI.UT10N. Theeo partnership hero
to for xiilinr between William V. and J.
W, Wright, under the firm name of Wright A
Uro., In the merchandising bmiuc,oai this day
been dissolved by matnal contont. Tbe basinet's
will U oon tinned by J. W. Wright. The books
will bo at tbe stora for settlement.
WM. V. WRTflHT.
J. W. WHIG11T.
Juno 2, IA7S. 7-lfl-St
B
OOT ASD SHOE MAKING.
J OP K HI II, PEKRINO, on Marktt street, tn
Shaw's How, Clearfield, Pe., he jut received
a lae lot of French CaJf bains and Kips, tha
beet in the msrket, and ts now prepared to man
ofaeture everything in hii line, ile will war
rant his work to be aa represented.
Tha eitiitoi of Clearfield and vklnltT are
respectfully Invited to give him a call.
uora done at snort notice. 7:ln 73y
PAY VOI R 8CIIOOL TAX. Tha tax.
payers of Lawrence townibip will take no
tice that the School tax Duplicate for the pres
ent school year has been placed in my hands for
collection. Ob all taxes paid en or before Satur
day, August Idih, reduction of five percent,
will be made, and on all tatei not ptid by that
time fire percent, will be addedmaking a dif
reranee of ten per eenr. to prompt tas payers.
Will meet the tax-payrs In the Arbitration
Room, Clearfield, every Saturday afternoon, and
at my residence during the wwk.
W B. I.UAU,
July 16,31. . Collector.
IN TMKtOURTOF COMMON Pl.CAS
of Clear fir Id county.
Uualino, Watehd A Co. )
. V AO. 10 March T., 1S7S.
T. M. Alexander. j
Tbe underfill)), appointed by the Court to
distribute the money aruing from the sale of the
Defendant s personal property among creditor
legally entitled to receive the same, will hear
claimants and make dixtribution, at the Sheriff's
off re, Clearfirld, on Tuesday, tha 6th day of Au
gust, at 10 o'clock a. m.
Jv; fl .lt- ihKAl-.L TEST, Auditor.
17INANCIAL STATEMENT of!
1 Lawrence Tp. tiohool Fund, fur tla year
ending Jane lit, 1873:
rntr-rg.
To bi.l. uncollected at lint seitlemenlu $1,149 14
To amount assented fr 1373- 3,6.7 40
Toeiut. raceirrd from unseitel lands.. 1M1 31
To amount tf State appropriation. .., ' Jit 0
Kxrr.iafTCRRfl.
By .mount of orderi retlcetned itnee
larl irlllrmfiit.a... f 4.114 l
By amount of interoit paid 32 14
Py amount el ptr ceuU on duplirale... 119 01
fly int of per cent on umet'd lanj.... a 64
By ainl. of per oenU o. Ktate appro'n. 4 So
Hy amount of exoneration!, 1h;3, , 90 la
i'J ju'lgmeot agaioit W. 1'. Head, late
collector ol4
By einoout uneolloctcd... H7 ft
fi.Sjl it
Atnonnt of outitandlor ortlere, 9.909.13
Arra.t: TIIO.M AM Mcl'll H KSON, '
W. f. Tata, Seo'y. l'reiident.
June2r, 113. jj 16 31
UDITOKS' STATKMENT!
JV. JOHN W. TCRSKR, Treararcr, In ac
oount with tlrcham School Iliitrict, for tbe year
ending the Irrt of Juno, 1H73 1
iiKBron.
To oash of Jacob WilUelm, tho ontjo-
Inn Treanorer of ISV1... $100 0
To amount of duplimt.. T4T 40
To tilate apprnpriutionH.M..H...,.., . 94 00
To uurealcd tax fid 10
To J. Waple't lax t 13
To error in duplicate- 10 00
Total .
rltRnlTOU. -
Ity nor omtare .n daplloate...-M
lly .xoneralionl
Hy amount of rouchen ,
By percentage on ronchen
To balance
Tolal.-...
fl.lHI 18
97 5
19 10
1,141 43
4 K
- tt.O 01
1.9H4 1
T. balaaoe at entllimeat.-.- tilt 0!
e. Hie niidrnlsned Andflorithavlnf exaioin-
ed tlie acueuuli of John W. Turner, Trca.urer .f
(Iraham Hehool Piitrlot.flnd a halaooo In faror
of tho Oiitriot of two hundred and lixty dollar!
and rixtT-two oenle, (ifl'im 0 )
wii.i.iam vr. hoover,
John McDowell,
AtlMt: Auilllorl.
L. Hi ii.ra, Clerk. July I, !8;o-3t
JAMES MITCH KLIj,
ta m
Siuftro Timber & Timber Lands,
JeI173 CLKARFIEI.D, PA.
I
N TIIEltU'RTOI'COMWOJI PI.KAM
of tlearlleld County, ra.
John McDowell 1 No. 185, Jan. Term, 1 S73.
Belieoca Mrtlowelt. I Sub. tmr Otrtrtt.
Tlie nndei.-iiKned barlhft hern appo'btcd hy tbe
eouot to take toelimnny in the nliovii oaae hereby
fivoi notioe that he will attend to the duliri of
bil appointment on Tlturerinv, July !4th, l.7S, al
t o'elnek p. m., at hie oOlee In the borouah of
Clnarfleld, where all perrons intereeud may attend.
JjJiS T. II. M IB HAY, CoroiuiMloner.
IN TUB IHHTMCT C1JHT OP TUX
United Slatei, V oiler a Iliitrict of I'enn'ai
In K: 1
T. M. Ai.RTARMiit, No. 1,0J.
Bankrupt. '
T hereby (Ire notion to all whom It may con
cern that 1 wai, on the 3 1 at day of June, A. II.
1H7.1, by tbe Rertar In Rinhrnptoy appointed
AHlcnee ol lhetele of T. M. Alexander, bank
upt. (Jj I . dOUM Jl. AHA1U4,
AIMINI8TBAT)rll1 N4mCIV-ytloe
la hereby given that letter! nf admlnlltratlon
on aba .Mate of WM. II. HOBIHON, late of
lloaa tvwaililp Clear-void county, Pa., deeeaeed,
baring aeea duly ftrantcd to (he undoriijrned, all
rterrnne inilebtrd lo aald .Mate wilt pleaae make
inmcdiale payment, and tlioae baring atalnia or
demand! wiil pn'ornt tbera ptpperly aailbeotieatad
ir MHieaicut nuliwit 4ela.
)Avr. nonisor, .
JuliJ 01 Admluiatraliix,
187G CEsmsiAL! 1876
The New "CENTENNIAL'? 1
CL0TIIING STORt:
Sltn'i Sail, of Firmcri' Canliaere, odI.... $5.00
at KE It 11 CO.'S.
Men 'a Sultl of Cberlot, onlr (.00
- at KbllK k CO.'H.
Meu't SutU of Sootrti Olierlot. onlr...'. 16.00
at KKltlt a t'O.U
Hes'l BalU of KniHIih alollon, obIt 11.00
at KEKtt a C'O. tf.
Men' Sultl of Fine Blue Diagonal.. 20.00
at K Kit It a CO.Hi
Vouth't Bulla fretai 7.(10 io... .,.... , 15.00
at KKltlt k CO.'H.
Childreo'l fanrT Buin, from f 2 10 to i,i 10.00
at KfcltR 4 CO.U
Gent's Furnishing: Goods,
twit anil largeit itook In town, at
' KEIUl k CO.'S
Nr.w Centennial Clothing House
Corner Seiond and Market Streeti.
JtfOo and lee for younotrel. Tkt eiM( fink
ionabtt CVofAia, foaee im Vltarfitld. t-H-tl
T. M. ROBINSON & CO.,
Dealer! la V '
Harness, Saddles and Bridles,
BLANKBTS, BRUSHES,
Fly NoU, Collars, Wbips, ko.
A larite itock of TROTTIXO OOOHS of all
reripliom. Alio, . larri itock of II.
Itl.MMlXOS.
43rRepairlng promptly nttondod to.
Bhop on Market itreel, Oraham'a Row, in abou
formerly occupied by Jamoa Alexander.
Clearfield, Pa., Jan. ii, 1873.
SIDDLE&IIAMESiS MAKIG!
JOHN C. HAEWICK,
Market St., CLEARFIELD, Pa.,
Ii tba man I. no to if yon want act of new
1IAHNK88 or a new BAUDLB, or anything elie
in that line. He tumi out aa good work ai ia
done in any ibop In Penneylvania, and bil prioea
are rery reaionable.
Conitantly on band a full line of
TROTTING GOODS, '
such at Trotting Faddln, Quarter and Shin Boots,
Trotting Rollers. Wbips. Fine Urnsheeand Combs,
Ac. A fine MRortment of Nets, Hurt CeTcrs,
Knee Blinkers, buffalo Kobe, tie., Ac, kept la
season, in fact an rt bins; tbal horsemen stand in
need of Is always on Itaud.
All of wbicli will be sold at wholesale or retail
at tha rery fairest rates.
Repairing iirowptlr attended to. All work
fuaranteed. shop ia room formerly occupied as
ost Ofice. , April . 1&73.
The Bell's Run Woolen Factory,
Pena townihip, ClearSeld Co., Pa.
ItUR N ED UUTI
it not
BURNED' UPI
The sabrwrilcrt bare, at jrrcat expense, rclnUt a
neighborhood fitresxitr, in the erection of a flrst
clsts Woolen Mannfaftory, with all the modern
improvements at tec bed, aud are prepared to snake
all kinds of Cloths, Cassiineres, Js.itinctts, Blan
kets, Flannels, Ac Plenty of ((tods od hsnd to
snpply all onrald and a thonsand new enstomcrs,
whom we ask to oouie and examine our stock.
The business of
CARDFVO AND FULLING
will reeelre onr efpeelat attention. Proper
arrongrments will be made to receive and deliver
Wool, to suit customers. All work warranted and
dune unon the shortest not toe, and by strint atten
tion to business we hopo to reullse a liberal share
of public patronage.
KM KM) POUNDS WOOL WANTED!
We) will pay the highest raarkt price for Wool
and sell our manufactured goodr as low as similar
foods can be bought in the county, and whenever
we fail to rennr reasonable sntisfsetion we ean
always be foand at homo ready to make proper
explanation, either in person or by letter.
JAMES JOUK60N t-uNfl,
' aprilMtf . Bower P. O.
F It O N T !
C.RUAT HXCITF.MF.NT
- AT TUB
CLEARFIELD BAKERY
ASD
, ICE CEEAM SALOON! '
Tha nndertiiined baring jmt Sited up new,
laijre and comfortable roomn nn Market llreet,
near Third, rripectfully inform! the pnblicthat
he now drepared to accommodate them with
irerylhinK in hi! line on abort notice and at all
hour! of tha day.' ile kcain on band
EltESU DREAD, :
KUSKS, BOLI, PIES,
CAKES, til klndi.
-ICE "Clt JS AM.
i .
and a genera aciortmcnt of
CONfKCTiONKRIES, FRUITS, NITS, Ac,
A II of which w 111 be drllrcred to euilomera at their
reaidenoca, trhan raqneit.d to do ao. i
ICR CRRAM, by the dbh, eerve4 in a neatly fur.
,'. i', '. . alaked rooa.
T!vnkful for the generona patronage bellowed In
the pact, be bopea to merit and receive a con
. Uuueuoe of the lame from bit old etuto-
roerr, and otbrra. ' 1 '
JOHN STADLER.
JuaeH.T3.if.
I.AXK.CUTWK'M NtTIC I'.. Notice libera.
J by giren that Lellera Teetamenlary on tbe
Klale of Annie U. cliape, dee d., bare been grant
ed to the undenigned. All peraoni Indebted to
aid Eatale are reijeired to make immediate pay
ment, and rbnee having claima againal It are re.
quire I to prerent them, duly authenticaled, wilh.
out delay, to the undcriigncd.
O. R. BARRETT,
Eiecnlor of Annie O. Hhope.
Clcarneld, May S8, 1871, et.
lXKC 11 WfVH NOTiri-Notrce t here".
1 J by giren that lellera teitamemarr having
liei n rrauled lo tbe mbxrilwr on the date ol
SOPlflA K. WATSON, dee'd, l.le of Cle.rt.eld
borough, Clearfield county, Penniylvanla, all
pcreom in.lol.,. te uid eelat. are reiiaertcd lo
. .. f.Tmrni, ana inoee Bering
olaiun agalnit the i.mo will pment them dulr
aulhrniitetl fn eai,l..K. '
- ,A , SKORUE L. REED,
?;L..!d Jo1 l"-t. Executor.
NEW LIME KILN f "
NEAR Cl'RWEXSVII.I.fi.
The nnderiigned would rcupeelfully nolif, all
peraoni inlereMcd thai be hai Jnrt enda new
I.ima Kiln, l Piia townihip, aal pill keep .a
,n LVr,, H" 1"-")'f Clrayl.inie, which
will be rurntahed to feoneri, builden and olbera
at 6 oenU per buihel, rejb, at the kiln.
JeSa ouiO ii, rj, CALDWELL.
4 TT E N T fn iT" T APA Tr KR si rNotToe ii
J. hereby given to thoie taxpayer! in law-
.r1" kmom 'bemwIVMimbLled to
we for lieueiy, 8tu and ttchool Tax foH?l,
iili i .1 lhM "aU" u",r "d
Z m l i "k' rro,n ,h,, y dupltoau
Will CM lefl 1b IU. 1 i. -e .
----- HI JJiniCUI I lhO J 'HOC
oolleelioa togMker wilh Mia neeenery nana. ,
. iiiiiMi miw i, km.
l.awrct p., Jun, j ,( . i-.Hreu.r, ,
(tisrrUniifou3.
; SAtlattT & SCIiRttER,
. ? .; .1 : . . .
r.aaCaai U
hardwakk,
and aiaauraclaren of
TIn.Coppcr & Sheet Iron Vare,
' Beeond direct
ClIUKPICLD, Pi.
Having largely Inoreaied our itock of Bird
ware, we Inrite the publio to examine oar Hoelr
and prloel. '
Carpenter! and peraoni who oontemplale ballei
log will do well to examine onr
TOOLS & BUILDING HARDWAEK,
which ii nei
will be aold
NAILS,
which ia new and of tha beat Manufacture, an
will be aold low for aeh. ' r
GLASS,
rum,
glue;
LOCKS,
LATCHES.
HINGES.
fcCKEfrtf
All kindi of Deneh Planet, Rawi, Chlicli, Rquant.
. Hammer!, Ilatrbeta, Plumb! and Lareli,
Mnrtieid i Thumb Guagei, Derail, -. .
Ilracei k llilta. Wood and Iron
Ucnob Screwi, and the bait
Boring Machine in the
market.
Doutle and Single Bitt Axes,
POCKET CUTLERY, da.
Agents for BurneU's Iron Corn ShelUr,
warranted.
Alio, agenti for Blchardi'
GOTHIC FLUB TOP8, .
. which eiroctuallj cure Smoky Plaei.
Fannera Implement! and Oardea Tooli of ewe
. detcriptlon.
A Urge variety of . . .
COOK STOVES,
wblck we warrant to give aatiifaetion. '
Portable Ranges ttni Furnaces.
feS.Roonog, flponllng and Job Work done on
reaiunable teruil. All order will receive proapt
allention. JUD n, lo7J.
EDr. GHAHAM,
DEALER IX
GENEEAL MERCHANDISE,
SQIAIIE TIMBER & LIMBEB,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Hai jait opened, at tha KEVSTONB STOKB, I
oomplete nook of
.r e ir goods,
of iveTy deaarlptioa.
DRV GOOD8.
GROCERIES,
. HARDWARE,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
CLOTHIJ.O,trx.,f.,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
FLOUn. ' -
, MEAT,
SALT,
EYE,
OATS,
v L . CORX,
ALVA YS OX II ASD ASD FOR
SALE AT A SMALL ADVAXCS.
-.FLOUR
Received ky the ear load, and aold at a imal
e' ad r aooe.
A aopply of BOPB eoniUntly on band.
Special imiuoemenl! offered to Ihoee gelling eat
Square Timber and Logo, al we deal largely
' in Lnmbcneen'a Suppliei, and are pre
pared at all timci to purehaae Ilia- t
1 ' ' bcr and lumber. "
e d. vr. a h a n a ti,
"KEYSTONE STORE,"
... , in - -
Second Street,
. . . CLEARFIELD, PA.
Oct, 13, 1871.
BARGAINS IN MUSICAL IN
BTRl'MENTS ! Orrans. ftoth new sert
second hand, at the Musio Store, opposite Ualich'i
Kami tare Store. All persons interested are inri
ted to eall and examine a new. style of Ore an now
on exhibition, fcheei Musie and Uosio itooki
constantly on hand. spl24-7Stf
HOUSE ft LOT FOlt 8ALF.!
Situate In PENS FIELD. A well-daliked
liouie, Rarn, OfUce, and other necenary buileS
ingl. Will haloid cheep at private aala. For
prico, teruil aud other information, apply to
VI, J U ll.X II. IV 1,1 A h,
Jnly 1, 18TJ. . ' Pnaneld, l'a.
J. W. BANTZ,
- - ATTORN KY-AT-L AW,
- ' . ll.artield. Pa. ' '
1.0rrtce an itairi te Weatara Hole) building.
AH legal bniineia Btmit4 ta kn care promptly
attended lo. July I, tSTl. .
I
EON ARD HOUSE, '
A Onpoilte Railroad Depot.
CLlUKtililll. PA.
Pleaaantly hcate4 and a unt-elaee bote! ia all
rrapeeti. Rreakraat for paeaeuere lvie aa
aoraing train. WiL 8. BHADLKY,
June II, IK;t. Proprietor.
D" if. rVAN VALZAH.
OIHoa next door lo llartiwick A Iraia'i
Drug Store, up ilaira.
t:1 CLEARFIELD, PA. ' l
Rtrxnaartn. Dr. R. V. Wlleoa, Dr. J. 0.
Ilarliwick. Paculty of Jeffmon Medical Collff
TM. R. MORGAN,
CLEARFIELD, FA. Agent for the
ATWOOD PLOWS.
Fanner! la need of Plowi will do well to aalt
at my farm tn I .a. rein, townihip, and exaaiiae
the improved Atiroud right and left handed aa
lide hill Plewa, which J aa Idling very cheap tr
eaib. aplMlo
JSAAC JOHNSON & SONS,
Mapafaelnren and Doalen la
Hoots until Nli oe!
Ladlei', Mltwi' and Children'! Oilier!,
Uen'a, Royi' and Women'l Heavy BooU, aad
Brogana, Ao-, Ac ,
Ptore and ihop an ecnd iteeel, nearly epf
alta 1, P. Dijlor 4 Co.'! bardwar ttore, ,
Feb. t, lKTI-ly iiKAJWEbDH
T7LF.CTION NOTICE.-
J Wanaaii. The petition of twelve '''
eletrtora of the Lrough .f t'learlleld, hll be
proernied to the Burgeea and Towa Council, i
liig them lo Order aa election to determine
or not water -worite ihall le creeled for raid bor
ough tn noroplUnce wilh aa act of aeeeKkl'. 'F
proved the lulk dar .f fehraarr, A. K. Iatl.
tilled "An Ao aulhorlilng Ike .onmrh of lear
deld to erect water warki," and a repp"'
thprel., approved lb. ink day f Mar, A.".
IR! I, entllM "Aa Aot autorlilng Ike aoreas"
Clearlleld to erect water worki," therefore,
V. ii ovVoS-n, Thai raid rbvilea e held
tbe borough nf Clearfield, on Frid.y,
day of Augurt. A. D. l7, by tbe eleeiieu olnrera
choten to hold the g.-awal ilcolioa la natd r
orgh. la eompllane. wilh all tie provliicai or
Mid ;l of a.iimihly relatlnj ia aald eleeteaa.
lly order of tha Iiwo Counelt.
Arrmi , A.S.TATb.-
S-C. Jrw. S 'T''