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FRANK FIELDING.
. ATIOBNEY-AT-LAW,'
ClearOeld, Pa.
' Will attrad to all buiinoti entruited to bim
vromntlr and falthfallT. botU'73
wiLuan A. wiluci. . . nivin L. um
iET . WlLLiCi. JO W. WBlUHr.
WALLACE & KREBS,
(8umnn to Wallaoe A Fielding,)
ATTOKNEYS-AT-LAW,
11-1271 Clearfield, Pa.
n. r. wiuoa, v. s. . a. a. var valiah, m. s.
DBS. WILSON & VAN VALZAH,
Clearueld, Pa.
Offln In ruldoaoe of Dr. Wilion.
Ornce'liouaa: From 12 to I r. X. Dr. Tan.
Valiab ean be found at night in hi. roonu, neit
door to ilertewiok Irvine Drug Store, up
etairt. novao 70
TaR- JEFFKKSON UT2,
AJ WOODLAND. PA.
Will promptly attend all ealli in the lineofbii
pron.nun. ' noT.i-iJ
jos sra a. n'laiur. ... daihii. w. a'cuanr.
McENALLY & McCUBDT,
ATTOKN EYS-AT-LAW,
. . Clearueld, fa,
9 Legal buiimii attendod to pi
Adelity. Cffioe on tiaooad atraet, abi
Q00DLANDEB & HAQEETTJ hibliBhers.
1 1
TERMS $2 por annum in Advance.
VOL.'48WHOLEN0 23(6.
;,CLKAKFJELD; PA!, WEDNESDAYf APRIL 15,' 1874.
;NEWSERIES-V0L.15,N0. '10.
Jtg Cofl5, "GtiitttUt, St;.
JOHN A. . GREGORY,
CO UKTYJ SUPERINTENDENT,
Offioe Id the Court House, Clearueld, Pa.
Will alwayi be foand at borne oa the HECOND
and LA8T8AIUHDAY of eaob month. 2:5
LATEITMOVEI
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EOCEEIES Si PROVISIONS.
THE
REPUBLICAN. '. - Marvels of Medunics. .
John B. Orria. 0. T. Alexander. 0. U. Bowera.
0BVIS, ALEXANDEB & B0WEBS,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
. . ... Bclleloute, Pa. Jan28,'7-7
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O.L11
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J. S. SHO WERS.
CJLBA H VI lil.b, PA.,
""'CSaiSP"
f CLEABF1ELD, Pa.
WKDKBSDAY'MORNINO, APRIL IS, 1874.
J. H. KLINE, M. D., '
PHYSICIAN & SUBGEON,
TTAVINQ located at Pennfleld. Pa., offer, bli
IT. profenional ierrioee to the people of that
place and tarroaadiag country. AUealli promptlj
attended to. ... . . oct. U tf.
GEORGE C. KIRK,
Juitloe of the Peaee, Surrejor and Conreyaneer, I
I.utheraBurg, Pa.
All bnalneu intruated to him will be promptlj
attended to. Poriona wiihinu to employ a bur-
Teror will do well to giro him a Mil, aj be Uattore
bimtelf that he ean reader tatial'actlon. Doede of I
oonreraooe, article, of agreement, aad all logal I
papora, promptlj and neatly exeeutod. t20nov71 1
JOHN D. THOMPSON,
Juitloe of the Peaee and Sorlroser,
Curweiiavllle, Pa.
E.ColleeUoni made and money promptlj
paldorer;- - , . i ieb2I7itr
THE LATEST. MOVE!
JANETTrS HAIR,
ir milm 'atfur.
HARTSWICK & IRWIN'S
,DBUO 8TOBB,
Olref notlee that a freih lapplr of th fellow.
fag goodi hai juit been aeeeived and are nfiered
at extremely low figure, t
1 ' ' llEATS, Ac.
New Borer Oared Hami. Bbonlden. Sldra.
vneu ueei, uata oautage, un ana tneeee.
Mackerel. Herrlni. Booth lleiTlns. White Pl.b.
ion ri.n, rre.n uonnnme ttlvcr en inon
Salmon, dnolted Palnfun, Rmnlccd II
liloatcre, bardinoi, Ebadiues and Fresh
Durincr the Just sioce or 1'uriB. tlio
inliubitunls from limo to timo oiToctod
ommunicalion witb ibeir lriondu be
yond tho Gorman invutting lines by
meant of carrier pigoong. In Jact, a
regular pigeon poi was prgarmed,
having one of iu reooivine atuiiont in
London, ' lloro llio written mesaugoa
for Paris wore received, and by pho
tography, reduced to tniacrosopiooize,
cavli letter boinir reduced to iminll as
Ob, lnon tbe enood that yon wear. Janctte.
Let ait tangle a band la jour hair, my pet
U... tk. 1.1 . i.t , 1 .
v ,W wivtMV w wu unit uu uniniier 1IKD. I . , . .
Than year brown hair veiling jour (boulderi 1 10 00 mviHIijlO to llio 0) 0 OZCOpl as a
itUte.
Aa I tangled a band In jour balr, my pat.
It waibruwn, with a golden gloie, Janette,
It w"ner thon tilk of tbe (Tom, uiy net I
Tw a I watlful Dalit falling down to joarwrlet,
'Iwae a thing to be braided, and Jewelled, and
blind.
twat the lorelicit biir In Ibe world, my pet. ' ,
Your eyei bad a wiinmlng gloii, Janette,
spoclt. bomp two thousand of these
apeukg were then printed on bits of
uhsuo paper about an inch and a hall
square, which wan rollod and carefully
attached to cue of the, tail fealuort of
tho pigeon., On Iho arrival of the
bird la Pant, tho postal officials placed
tho papor under tho microscono. which
enlarged tho eovorul specks into rcud-
Wational Bank.
romptly with
ore toe nrt
0:11:72
G. Rr BARRETT,
Attorney amd Counselor at Law,
clkarfikld, pa.
Ilarlng re.igned hie Judgeship, bai resumed
the practice oi tne law in ais old omee at iicar
f old, Pa. Will attend the oourts of Jefferson and
Elk oounties when specially retained in eonneotion
with resident counsel. 1:14:7
'WM. M. McCULLOUGH,
ATTOBKEY AT LAW,
ClearOeld, Pa.
eio. albbrt aaaar ALitRT w. alibbt
W. ALBERT & BROS.,
Manufacturers A extcnslre Dealers in
Sawed Lumber, Square Timber, itc,
WOODLAND, rt',
ffjyOrders solicited. Bills filled on short notice
. , . ana reasonaoie terms.
Address Woodland P. 0., Clearfield Co., Pa.
Je25-lj W ALUkKT A BROS.
FRANCIS COUTRIET,
MERCHANT,
Frenchvllle, Clearfield County, Pa.
Keens constantly oa hand a full assortment of I
Dry Uoods, Hardware, umeencs, ana ererytning i
usually kept In a retail store, wnich will be sola,
for eash, as cheap as eisewnere in tne county.
Frenchvllle, June 17, 1807-1 y.
THOMAS H. FORCEE.
dbalbb in
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
CRAHAMTUN, Psw
Also, extenslre menufaoturar and dealer In Square I
. Timber and bawed Lumber ol all xtnjs.
C90rdert solicited and all bills promptly I
illed. ljjlB7.
To their new building on Second Street, nearly
( oppvaiie we store oi weaver a ileus.
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Where tbej win conlinne to supplj their old and
as many new customers as may come, with
PURE DRUGS!
6TRCP8 AND MOLASSES, ail klndi
SUGARS, all kinds.
RICE, Carolina and Rangoon. '
COFFEES. '
Rio, Jars, Maracaibo, KocUr and Turkey.
' V -1 TEAS. .':
Young TTyion, Ttnnerlal, Ouo Powder. Oolonr.
japan and angnan iiroaaiast.
BPICES, of all kinds, striotij pure.
FARINA,
CORN STARCH,
PKAHL WHEAT,
Halibut, Revealing the der old story, mj pet j enlargod luo eovorul specks into rcud-
Lobstcre! Tbey were gray witb that oha.tcned tinge of the ablo COIUniUllicalions, wbioll were duly
j. When lb. trout leap, quickest to snap tb.'llj- COI)iod wri,tinS a J delivered to tho
And they matched with jour golden hair, my pet. POMODS to Whom they W6I O addressed
SHAKER COnN,
ORKKN PKA3, .
SPLIT PEAS, "
HEANS,
PEARL RARLEY.
MACARONI,
TAPIOCA,
MANIOCA,
W1IEATEN ORIT8,
ni i hi n a,
HOMINY,
HOMINY GRITS,
Ac, Ac, Ac. .
C.IIEMICALSI ...
PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS,
(Iaelading all new remedies,)
Patent Medlclaes, Paints and Oils, fllass and
- J'ottj, Hchool llooks, htationery, Paper.
Ac; also, a full line of Drug
gists' Sundries, Hair "
Tonics,
Cosmet lea, Perfumeries, Toilet Articles, Brushes,
jouei ooap., j-ocaot ziooas, no., ail OI
tbe best quality.
CHARLES SCHAFER,
LAGER BEER RREWER,
ClearOeld, Pa.1
HborbyT,;"t.uVnuoVrbu.r.:.7.nd puee wises and ziqvoxs,
tbe manufacture of a superior article of BEER I
FLAVORING EXTRACTS, all kinds.
A full line of
.a
Canned Vrretablea, Fruits and
Jtllie..
TURKEY PRUNES and DRIED FRUITS.
PICKLES, in jars and la barrels. ' '
CRACKERS AND CAKES.
Oystor, Soda, Wine, Butter, 6ugar and Fancy.
BOAPS, Laundry and Toilet.
VINEUAR, Cider and Wine.
PEACH and APPLE BUTTER.
Flour, Buckwheat Flour, Corn Meal.
COAL OIL and LAMP CHIMNIE3.
Cash paid for Butler. Ears end Potatoei
liberal share of patronage is solicited.
Goods delivered.
Clearfield, Jltreb 4, 1874.
j.uu iuiui iiBuigu receiveu lor I lie
transmission of ouo of Lhoso tiny bits
o., paper iroquonlJy atnouotcd to two
thousand dollars. . ,
Small us this photo writing eccms,
it has boon surpassed by mcchaimm.
In a recont number of the Lens, l)t.
J. J, Woodward, U. S. A. gives un cn
lurgcd photograph ol microscopic writ
ing dono by muchinory on glass, by
meant of a diamond, executed by Mr.
William Webb, of London. Tho writ
ing consists of the , Lord's Prayer,
which is writton upon glass, within a
space equal to one two bundrod and
sir cty-iourth part of, an inch in length
by ono four hundred and fortieth part
of an inch in width or a space perhaps
equal to tho dot in this loiter i. The
nhntnrrrnnh ,r t t-at. I,., r- Arn,7.M l
mechanics at the North ShefUold Hall, owa'thf. d.ft of writbg o larged o
in Prospoct streot, New Uavon. Tho L. i ,. .. 7 t,..? ...
iil4 ,lL,n.S A"d !"cl'e.' i . h-lf inches
SJm.JZZ7. A fir.' "roaa. All tho words aro brought
gram, and modes lho fo low.ng Is a Ibgibly out on tho photograph, the
liriiif avnnnaia nr Lis rnmnrba i . 1 . . 1
' . I iuiui numner OI louors Iminir " '7 ciml
W it km. . . 1. 1 f i j : , ri "
would bo unable to sit on a chair or
walk the floor. Without the moun
tains would at onco become level, and
ndouil ail nuturo would cenoo to ex
ist. ' I hero la a spider who spins h
thread so long that its friction in the
air is so great that it sustains the lit
tlo animal at the ond of tho thread.
Your Hps bat I have no words, Janette,
They were as fresh as the twitter of birds, my pet,
When the Spring Is young, snd the roses are wet
With dew-drops in each red bosom set.
And tbry suited your gold-brown hair,' my pot.
Oh, you tangled my lift In yonr hair, Janette,
Iwae a silken ami golden snare, my pet)
Rut so gentle the boodage, my eoul did implore
The rigbt to oontinue a slave evermore,
With my Angers enmehcd in your bair, my pet.
This ever I dream what yon wero, Janette,
wita yoar lips, and yonr eyes, and your uair, my
pot . .
In lbs darkness of doeolato years I moan.
An4 my tears foil bitterly over the atone .
inst covers your golden balr, my opt.
'! ' Animal Motion. : ; '
Lat Jfondny ovonini?. Professor
William P. Trowbridge delivered tbo
thirteontb lecture of the cotirao to tho
VOIlee in Court House, (Sheriff's Offloo). to receive the patronage of all the old and many
'Legal business promptly attended to.
nougat and sold.
Real estate
)ell'7
new customers.
t3Jaug71
for medical A sacramental purposes only,
ED. W, GRAHAM,
J. W. BANTZ,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Clearfield. Pa.
ff-0dlce In Ple'e Opera House, Room No. t.
jlu legal business entrusted to bis care promptly
auenuoa to, July I, is 3,
T. H. MURRAY,
; ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
Prompt attention given to all legal business I
entrusted to bis Bare in Clearfield aud adjoining
oounties. Office on Market sr.. onnosita Naue-la's
leweirv ctora, uiearneio, ra. Jen 73
A. W. WALTE RS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
. Clearfield, Pa. .
tquOffice In Graham's Row. deel-lj
H. W. SMITH,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
tl:l:7t flearfleld, Pa.
'WALTER BARRETT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Ofleu on Second St., Clearfield, Pa. novJl,6
. ISRAEL TEST, ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Clearfield, Pa.
"OSse In Ple'e Opera Ooasa. Jyll,'T
JOHN H. FULFORD,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, ,
' Clearfield. Pa. . .
-OBte la Ple'a Opera House, Room No. t.
van. o, 1070.
JOHN L. CUTTLE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
And Real Batata Atreut, CleartVId, Pa.
Oflea on Third street, bet. Cherry A Walnat.
Respectfully offers his service. In selling
and boring lands la Clearfield and adjoining
Bounties t and with an experience of over tweniv
rears as a surveyor, natters aimaeir that ha ean
' ni fttl.BAtl.B ID.L ma.mm.m
J. K. BOTTORF'S
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
- Market Street, Clearfield, Pa.
r-CROMOS MADE A SPECIALTY.-
NEGATIVES made in cloudy at well as la
clear weather. Constantly on hand a food
assortment of FRAMES, STEREOSCOPES and
I STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS. Frames, from any
I style or moulding, made to order. npr2S-tr
REUBEN HACKMAN,
House and Sign Painter and Paper
Hanger,
Clearfield, Penn'a.
VnWilI execute lobs in bis line nromntlv and
an a wontmanitke manner. aeM,07
G. H. HALL,
PRACTICAL PUMP MAKER,
NEAR CLEARFIELD, PENN'A.
M"pnmns always on band and made to order
on snort notice, ripen bored on reasoBahie terms.
All work warranted to render satisfaction, and
delivered if desired. mvJ5:l vpd
E.
A. BIGLER & CO.,
DSALaaa in
Pure White Lead, Colors of all kinds, Raw and
ilollod liinsoed Oil, Varnishes, lurpuo.
une, vnas uu, rams a v arnisa
. Brushes, Flavoring
Extracts, .. -.
Confectioneries, Bird Seed, Spice, ground and
ungrouno, or an ainus.
SMOKERS AND CHEWERS
Will find oar stock of Chewing . .
aad Smoking Tobacco, Imported and Do
mestic Cigars, bout and Fine-out to be of the
very best breads in tbe market.
LAMPS AND CHIMNEYS,
All kinds of GLASS WARE
GARDEN SEEDS, '
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
aad Musical Trimmings of every variety.
Having' a long experience In the business, and
an extensive and well selected stock of medicines.
we are enabled to til Physicians' prescriptions at
the shortest notice and an tha most reasonable
terms, day and night.
BARTSWICK A IRWIN.
Clearfield, Pa., May 81, 1871-tf.
DEALER IN
s
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
SQUARE TIMBER & LIMBER,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Has just opened, at tha old stand, In Graham's
now, a oouiplotc stock of
jfEwaoons,
of every description.
''.
DRY GOODS,
, . GROCERIES,
. , , . HARDWARE,
BOOTS AND SnOES,
CLOTUINO,ifu,fx.,
IN GREAT VAl.IETY.
such is tho exceoding fJnencBS of tho
original writing that 29,131,-153 Icttors
written in tbe samo way would only
cover one squitro inch of glass surfuco.
Tho combined liiblo and New Testa
ment contain in all 8,5G,480 Icttors;
honco it would bo , possible for Mr.
Webb to write llio onlire coutonts of
mnrn than .inhi ft.:i.t.1a . i. .
By tliis moans ho is enabled to stretch Z.Z " TT ,i
a line between pointsono hundred feet rAon tttn ." , ," TZ:
npnri.. . '' writimr ubovo alluded to hnva l.n,..,
mo source or power in animals ih , i(.d by Mr. AVcbb f t, v . d
muscular contraction, and the dosscs- sint .;, . w.. :. ....
sion of this faculty mjiarntos animaU cost was fifty dollars enr h.
from vegetables. Ibo muscles ai-o ti.a ri,i, ..,nk:A. i . i
compobodofalargo number ol bunches rZ
tZl rr y TJ1 ' Ett 0r Paction, tho prior insf-um ol
i . i.f " C.lf T.'th ""I"0! tb" -N. I'ou, a wealthy banker of
nnrvoa Ahinnniv inln tliAnninnl nnliimn tj . ' J " 1
liurvue Olltunilir into llieBIIinai COItimn I.nnrlnn ... I " ,cr.r.
and thu connecting witb tho brain. rM ",T
v some means, us vet uniliBrntnrr.il I ,i w.1 L r, ' ,
1 .i . 1 iusii. cud,, do licrioct was the 1 o-
when the animal wishos to rnoro ir.m.i,;n,, , ...":.. ..
?VZnZ ?lryhe. h entiro conUntTof the
avisa uv wasn-,1. u'lviiuu iuv TO IU i i n n rwl V. T..i a a
tU. a ..,.! . 1 - .s a 1 I "" A-tJW J IU III U II . iWUfltV
s..w .HDw, uu , uuulxuuD taaca tw lmM over
mnno. '
' ti.. -.,..lfiu ,. 6ie aiiuum inon,
A uw VUkVIVUDU IAIWVVO UV U1UHIIS VI
hydroBtatio prc, -Thfl body of th MaciUDe Honefity,
fiiill la AnflfkB.rt S n n mnr kit lln I 1 1 1
wiivi 'uvva a aaiav. n , nw vilU V Jk I m. . .
pansion of which it is tilled with wa- . ,Alm? w' wl'om R'most ovory stago
tor. which ontors through a valvo so ur,,er l,ow lorn was know to no-
SQUARE TIMBER, H. F. BIGLER & CO.,
and manufacturers of
ALL KINDS OP SAWED LUMBER,
8-772 CLEABFIELD, PENN'A.
JAS. B. GRAHAM,
dealer in
Real Estate, Square Timber, Boards,
SHINGLES, LATH, A PICKETS,
:10'78 Clearfield, Pa,
JAMES MITCHELL,
., , PXAIBB in , ,
Square Timber & Timber Lands, T AILROAD WHEELBARROWS
Jcll'TS CLEARFIELD, PA. '
MALBBI IH
HARDWARE,
; ' ' Also, Mannfaetaroriof
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
CLIARFIILD, PA.
TERMING IMPLEMENTS of all
' kinds for sale by
FLOUR,
MEAT,
, , . SALT,
RYE,
OATS,
CORN
AL WA YS ON HANI) AND FOR
SALE ATA SMALL ADVANCE.
arranged aa to prevent the water from ?.lrct 8ler f low lro o nil tbo
going out. tVDon tho Ush wiahos to ,v j'""J' "u ul" employer naa
move, t contracln tha ak-. anil l .n " ",UJ auu im sure means Ol 06-
wator is forced vorv liowcrfullv out of foutln 1,10 W'- JJul tua"k the
ed with tbe sack. lnBen.u 01 1,10 inventor, our liroad-
This iot atriUintr OBuinst the water of .wn' JOI,ai "aro boon transformed into
the sea, proi,cls the fish. The tube is "T' m?' lhey CBn,t 8lc'
eenorallv pointed forward, and so the W?U'.U' .AU0 patent money box, in
F L O ti R
Received Wy the car load, and sold st a stnsH.
adranoe.
II. F. BIGLER tt CO. A supply of Ron oonstaaUy on band.
Feb. 18:3:tf,
J. BLAKE WALTERS,
itJSAlj ESTATE BROKER,
Aim BBAL1B !
Saw IsOgM and Isumber,
TROUTMAN,
Dealer In all kinds of
FURNITURE,
for sale by
n. F. BIGLER A CO.
. CLEARFIELD, PA.
DHoe In Graham's Row.
1:14:71
J. J. LINGLE.
VTTOBNET-AT - law,
at Osceola, Clearfield Co, Pa. y pd
i; ROBERT WALLACE,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
allaeeton, Clearfield t'ouuty, Penn'a.
vm-Aii isgai nusiness promptly atteaded to.
CYllU8 GORDON
YTTnttvH! v aT t. a ur
w - . n ti ,
Market street, (north side) Clearfield, Pa. .
w A II legal badness prompUy attendod to
aa. IB, 'TS.
DR. T. J. BOYER,
1Y8ICIAN AND SURGEON,
Ofilce oa Market Street, Clearfield, Pa.
Offlce hours 1 1 to 12 a. m, and 1 to 8 p. m.
augl71
E
Markot Street,
One door oast Post Office,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
QIL, TALNT, . PUTTY, GLASS,
. 1 '. ' Kails, et., for sals by
II. F. BIGLER t CO.
L I 11ARHAN,
H
ARNESS TRIMMINGS & SHOE
Speoial Inducessonts offered to those gelling ant
Square Timber and Logs, as we deal largely
In Lumbermen e Supplies, and are pro
- pared at all times to purohase Um
ber and lumber.
12 D. W. CI R A 11 A M,
Market Slrcot,
. CLEARFIELD, PA.
, ' Oct. 2.1, 1872.
PRACTICAL MILLWRIGHT,
LUTHERSBURO, PA.
Aeent for tbe American Double Tnrblao Water
Wheel and Andrews A Kalnaoh Wheel. Oaa fur-
nlah Pnruhla Grlit Mills on short notice. JyU 71
DR. J. P. BURC H Fl EL Di
Late Surgeon of the 83d Regiment, Pennsylvania
volunteers, having returned irons tbe Army,
offers hie aro'saaional services to thseltlsena
of OlearBeld count y.
xcaT"Professlonal calls nromntlv attended to.
Office oa Seoond streeL foraserlygoounied by
Dr. Woods. aprt,'-tl
findings, for tale by -
II. F. BIGLER A CO.
RON I IRON I IRON, I , IRON !
For sale by
II. F. BIGLER A CO.
R. E. M. SCHEURER,
H0H0WPATHI0 PHYSICIAN,
Ofilce Is residence on Market st.
ril 24, 1871 Clearilelda
JR. W. A. ME A N S,
jYSICIAN & SURGEON1,
. , LUTHBRSBUBO, PA. '
tlrend prbfeaaloaal calls promptly. ang1t'7t
.8. BARN HA RT.
; . ATTORNEY - AT - LAW, ,
T.'"?,'? ;l?"el"t aU of the Courts of
"""" uiwie. Heal estate buslaeM
iotuoo oi claims nude speoial Uh. nl'fl
H, F. N AUGLE,
WATCH MAKER & JEW ELER,
and dealer In
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver
drill 1' ln.trl Wnrn Arn
J.ID'72 CLEARFIELD, PA., II VllSa B1IU15S & IIOIISE SHOE
Is 8 N Y D E R,
PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER
, ' Ann cbai.sb is
Walchos, Clocks and Jowolry,
ffrnlen's How, ilarlut ftresf,
C LliAHFIEMI, PA.
All kinds of ronairlna la mr Una nromnllv at.
nueu 10. nr 13. 1873.
8.
JJANIEL GOODLANDER, v
LUTHERSBURO, PA,
Dealer In
Q.UNS.PISTOLS SWORD CANES DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
HATS A CAP8 and BOOTS A SHOES,
Tobacco, Groceries and Fish, Nails, Hardware,
(Jaeen.ware and (llaeawara, Moo's and .
Boya' Clothing, Drug., Paints,
Oils, Sohoul Books,
a large lot of Patent Medicines,
Candles, Nuts A Dried Fruits, Cheese and Craok
ers, uoca and Hide Powder,
Floor, Grain and Potatoes, '
Clover and Timothy Seed,
Sole Leather, Moroccos, Linings, Bindings and
uivi, nunomoKers 100IS BOd
Shoe Findings. "
No greater variety of anods In anv store In tho
v...,.,,. i,,r rutie very low for cash or country
,,,,uuou ai mo incap iv'orner. Aug. 27, 1 S7H.
Bsh moves, backward, but'if tbo ant- wb.ilil pasi-sngor drops bin faro,
mal moves forward, it directs the tube l" "nvep irom tue duly ol
bnr.-kwnrd and it tnrna amnml aritk handling tho money, and oonscQuontlv
, groat rapidity by the same moans. no" 8l'.uks t0 hngers.
Tho lorva of tbe dragon-fly has a aim- - V" 11,8 V,co1, ,nllwy . He pI-
ilar contrivance for locomotion. Tho 'er,n(' conuuctor, although. not rcn-
pross is . lu wuo" uoncst, is considerably
also used by tbo heart in sending tbo ",w"ore and bis stealing re-
blood all over the body. Tho pro duco? b? m ?f tho patent bell
grcssion ol a fish inator is duo not '7 lutjan-eu ty mo UCS
to tho simple lotoritl motion of tbo tail, i'u,,wu." "'P 01 popor lor ovory
but to tho lact that tho tail is Qexiblo. ""-"''vu. aiio puticii oonluiiis
and tbut prosents an inch
the water, which, by its 1
urouufiGA lnrwnrti mnLinn
llusti'tttcd bv a tov boat with a modol PPtr unJ niouoy, are returnod to the
ol a fish's tail attached lo it and oner- oluu6 V the conductor at the ond of
atcd by machinery. Wbon plnccd in cvery triP- ,-lho dial poiuter shows
a trough ol water, tho boat progressed w m"J' time tbo punch litis boon
quite rupidly, to tho delight of tbo ,' ol0U "nu 1110 coun' o holct In
audience Tfco forward motion of a Ul W01"' tn0 punobod tits within the
bird in flight is duo to the tamo cause. P",1' ond i'80 11,8 money, Bhould be
Whon muse 0 is contracted ami i. "unmo ogroe, Anv
hold in that position, lho fibres of thn onc thown. Hut this device
musclos vibrnte 38 times per eeoond. ,00i not fully Answer the purposo of
ana tint prouueos decomposition of uccnuso uie conductor may
The American VoloarJo and the Eng
lish TidaTWave. '
The concurrence of tho volcanic dis
turbance In North Carolina and tho
great tidal inundation of tho oust coast
of England buvo raised too question
wbctbor tlio two phenomena have any
connection. Sir Charles Lyell, tho
great gcoiogioi, lias asserted that tho
American coast in Georgia and tho
Carolious is subjuol to subsidence j and
mis met, laiccn in connection with tbo
rumblings of Raid Mountain, suirirohts
an agitation extending fur into tho
wo I ira nflliA Afloelln Tl.n n.l..l.i!..
..hv.uw. .uu.i.iuiiiib, 1 IIV U IIU1I IUI.1UU
of tho ocean from tho grout Lisbon
earthquake produced a marine ' wav
wutc.i crossed; tbo whole Athtntio,
throe thousand tcvon hundred un
twenly-cight miles, (n a slruiiht lino
ar.d broke npon tho West Indiau shoros
01 liui Dudos and Murtiniijue; und 1
lao-t tuo japanose earthquake sent its
sea wove across llio North Pacilio and
piled up Us waters on lho Culiiorni.
const,, ji qocs not appear alurminir
11. .. . t i. . . 11 . .. .r
i.iuo duiu mouniain should bo t
ueiuor, ana yoi wo can inier nolliing
iiuiii tue apporeiie tardiness vi tbe
mountain to roliovo itsclffrom internal
prossiue. The fiubtorrnrican sounds
which procodod tho Cory uprising of
tbe Mexican volcano of jorullo, which
rose in a tingle night sixteen hundred
and eighty-three loot, had bistod from
Juno till Scplombcr. Tbo first alarm
subsided, and tranquility was restored
few duys before the most tremendous
eruption of modern history took place
witii icrriiiu ucHiruciion.
It Is, however, moro probnblo that
tho great flood tido on the English
coast was uuo 10 meteorological causes.
At this season tlio high wutcrtraos
phoric pressure amassed over Northern
and Central J,urono and Asia is break
ing up, and it rolls off to tho westward
in the form of long continued and
high catttorly gales on tho English bcs
front. . In 1S18 (March 4) just6ucb a
mini inunantion occurred in the
Thames and at Hull, Yarmouth and
other points on tlio Eastern coast, and
extonded to Plymouth, where it
washed off many enormous stones of
tho breakwater. So powerful aro the
agencies 01 llio sea here that Aid hor
ough, as it formerly existed, lies
twenty-four feet under water, utmost
evory remnant Iinving been engulfed
and the inhabitants long ainco lorced
iu loiiuiu imuna ana lorra a now site
lor their town.
lhcre is an , undoubted physica
connection between tho qnnckings
aim commotion 01 the earths crust
and tbo commotion of the atmosphere
uver wiuo areas 01 uoth sea and land
out tbo causal connection is obscure
and mysterious. In the niesont in
stance it is altogether improbable that
lho lido in tho Ihtinics tan
bo duo to
any thing else than the stormv wcath
r and easterly winds peculiar to lho
-liiiigvqiiinoK. Asairoany intimated,
wo may not bavo tho lust of the vol.
canio upheaval in North Carolina, and
11 may take many months for the
mountain to finish its labor. New
1 orn UtrfLid.
How They Make Leather in Russia
oil is flexible, rceivcd. llio punch oontuiin a
lined plane to bc"' """'hering register, and a
1 action on it re.C0Ptaul in which the punched bits
n. This was of P"Por aro ce'ved. xiio lunch,
for sale by
" ' H. F. BIGLER A CO.
gTOVES, OF ALL SORTS AND
1 ' 1 Sises, for sale by
II. F. BIGLER A CO.
KAILS, for sals by
II. F. BIGLER A CO.
ULLEY RLOCKS, ALL SIZES
And best Manufacture, for sale by
II. F. BIGLER A C6.
! : REMOVAL ;
REIZENSTEIN ti BERLINER,
wholesale dealers In 1
THIMBLE SKEINS AND TIPE
BOXSB, for sale by
. . U. F. BIGLER
ft CO.
JAMES CLEARY,
1BB it HALE DRESSES,
GEMS' FlRISHI0 GOODS. Podder cutters for m by
JlftTfl nmOVVCl lO 1H7 Ohnmh lifMt siatstaiin I -tt art .
Vr.nWliR ..rl ttli,..,. V-i. 7a a s- I valt)UIV J U
"aiiysai.nm am. , Jl 1M
F. BIGLER A CO.
'" " f-Taaii.i i
SICOttD STRIEP,
Miss E. A. P. Rynder,
CLGARPIBLD, PA. rli C"JI,,I,', Bt'ayi and Emersoo's Pianos
., mmmvm m uamiia ana reloabet'i
rII,T,IAil U UltVlir T.,...n. ' vr. ana meioaeont, and Orover A
" ' " I naaers Hewing Maebinei.
u. - ,n-,......i,..ni,uaDAn sua ..
X. Collections made and monev emmnll I Plaaa. HhIIa n.... tl . . .
lo,., A-i.1.-.. ..Z-Z . '1" A i.r" -.-."". """"yeno vogai as.
. ........ v. m. .i oi no fupu uaea ror less tbaa half a lorta.
"yanos neatly exeeutod and warranted eer-1 SfRoem. opruell (luliofa't Furnll.r. Hu,,.
.i 1 1 n I. .r , i ... ... . i, . , . ......
at ao cbarie.
a 1 .
IflVU 1 Clsarbold, May , 18CV-U.
T. M. ROBINSON, x
Manufacturer and dealer la - ,
Harness, Saddles and Bridles,
iiwhh?,r,',,M--ta
Vacnam. Frank alillee'a aaA H..i.r..i nu.
Agent for Bailey and Wilaoa's naggies. .
Order and repairing promptly attended to.
Shoo on Market 'i...,,..i.i i..
iMuiirly oocujiie b ,.. AleaaaJcr. i.fU
pORTAGE NAIL WORKS.
DUNCANS VILLK, BLAIR Co., Pa ,
NAILSI
The above works Loins' eln A,.nrniA I i,. ,i.
undersigned, offer to the trade a lull supply of
j..., civurau-u ai 1110 lywi at prices
JOHN M I'Kfc'ELMAN.
Duncansville, March 18, l74.-8ui.
pARM FOR SALeT T
The ialnarlber otTori at nrlvaU ki. v I
litiuttj to Jordan to wo ih in. Clfin.i.i i. '
within about one bundrod rodi of tht t ilium f
AnaiirtvillA. U.I.I t i
Meant fug all wtlRWlall . .
HM ACRES. .
.n, oo sere, or which an cleared and under
F" euiuvauon, witb a Bewod log bouse and a
hewed log barn emoted tharana. iinnrf .i
on the p remise a. A spring of excellent water
- ... . s nis tana is on of the most val
uahle obm la Jordaa townsnip, and Is convenient
to both aehool bouse aad cburcb. A three.fciot
vela of coal naderlia the land. The cleared pot
lion of the- lead is almost entirely cleared of
stumps. For terms, Ae, apply oa tbe promises,
or address tbe subscriber al Ansonvllle P. O.,
Clear tltl.l couaiy, Pa,
n""'8-" 9. T. 6TI1.W, i
tbo matorial of tbo musclct which UK0 Bnd no work lho punch,
must, bo en
tho heart.
for toino timo, fuliguo occurs. ., The money box plan is apparently
A poreon that becomes futigtiod by ''10 surest. There is a chunco for
walkinir thirtr miles wnulrf hn nnnnllv somo in'L'enioue ner.ni, to
faliguod walking twice aa fast whon portable box for conductors, which
ho had passod over six miles. It is " promotivo of their inteirriiv in
computed that a young man In a boat crowded cars.
raoo in an oight-oarcd outrigger docs Ono of tho latest dodges in this lino
enoh minuto an amount of labor of cornea r n. fr,., r.?.i.! i
four foot-lout, or equal to lifting four The driver or conductor 'of the car
t, ,:',"? , , , , R'vcs to every paMengornprino ticket
Thotnilofonospociesof tho shark bearing a number which is rocorded
irroonnoctcd with tho body by a ball on tho company's books. A drawihf
and snckot. or nmonranl !,.; ,n i.i... -i.-L J:. .. . ..
..j ,uun iMi.i-u inuiiiiiiy mo comtmnv
means Ol Which thn fail mnv.i tl,i.ftiT.l, I eMi,l,l;. . .... , '.
, . .. , """"e," i" """ lei uun numoor oi
The Shoe and Leather Reporter pub
lishcssome extracts from private lot-
tcrs of Hon. Morshull Jowell, United
States Minister at Si. Petersburg,
which afforded not a litilo interesting
iinuiuisiiuii i-unceriiinrj 1 10 liuasia
shoo and leather tannorios nnd their
mode ot pporation. Minister Jowell
appears to bo taking nn Interest in this
important branch of industry, and has
occupiea mucn oi Ins leisuro time in
inspecting tho more prominent estab
lishments for tho purposo of comparing
.no Niciuuuj Ul 111U AlllHCOVIlCS W'th
those pursued In tho Tnlted Si nine
Tanning is ono of the most extensivo
industries in St. Petersburg, whore
thoro aro hundreds of largo establish-
moms, cacli tanning fimn 30,(11)0 to
40,000 bides annually. Thoyeiich cm
ploy about a hundred operatives, at a
cost or from 610 .o 812 a month each:
and whilo iittlo of tboir labor is thrown
nwny, those men noooinplisb On an
avcragoonly about hair as much as an
American bettmsman. They uso wil
low bark altogether and mako only
about forty per cont of loatbcr put of
grcon hides. The cost of tunning is
uhout ciirht runta nr. ..nt.,t . .. .i
Any discrepancy product is fur inferior to that of our
own tanneries, luinistor Jewell thinks
uioro is an auununnro of room for
Amenran onterpnso thorc. an, I tl,nt
f. Muik-BallMa;;ofiry.j,jl .'fj
' 'Al tooft an 'tho fiTbt frists iiro felt,1
lho inusk-raiH holuct u imid-biir, or
spot whero tho buhhes grow in tho
winter, ofln near lilies n tho root
of. this plant i a favoiilO imiclo of
food with them and pioootd, i In"
fouudntion for their house. In iso
first p'laco they gnaw olf fit tho wn
tor's edge a quuntity of coarse graa.scs,
rtihlios and small buthes. Guthcrioj
litis bolwocn lho chin nnd f'ne-pnws,
at if currying thu muioiiul in their
arms, they piislr it to tlio pluco whcr9
Ihoy intend using it. The pluco wlici n
I hey buvo litu vented their grass) and
roslies looks as if Somo ont hnd inowcJ
it with a scytho. -
After tho musk rat litv6 brought
together material enough lo inuko ti
solid .fouodulioii, aud luve rubied tlio
strucluro to the water's odijo, they
divo below and tunnel unilonieutli it;
coming np through tbo middle of Um
mass. Tbo work is then cunicii oh
from the inside, mud, decayed vegeta
tion, moss and other such material:
aro carried through tbil tunnel and
pushed out from the iunido until it is
raised to tho right height, and roofed
over; or, as Whiltior pootically do.
scribes it:
"The musk-rat plied tbo mason's trade,
And tier by tier his muiLwulls laid.'' i
" Inside this hillock a small chamber
about a fool in diumulcr is left, whero
wilhin Aolid jmd compuol walls, somo
liuics two feet thick, Hie uiuhk-ratb bavo
their comfortable Winter quurtcs. . .,x
Their tunnel gives Uicm occcss lo
the water when the brook is frozon
over. In the winter a rap on this '
nest will bring ono or more of its iur
unites out, nnd you will see thum scal
ier away on tho bottom of tho brook,
picking their way aiming tlio stones
and roots, leaving, wherever thoy go,
if the brook is fioaen over, a lino of
bubbles uuder tbo ico. When an open
Hjiaeo is reached, lho creature gently
rises to the water's suiface, and just
putting tho noso and ono eye abovo
water, tukos un observation nnd a
breath of fresh air at lho eumo lime,
but instantly dives aguin. .
Theso nests vary in size, and look
quite rough when first built and until
tbo snow nnd rain smooth them off.
If the nost is broken open, they im
mediately begin repairs, working from
tho insido. When lho meadows and
brooks aro fiozen over, tho nests Bp-
pear as if built on tho ico, nnd somo-
times, in tho lato W inter and Spring
freshets the uppor part of tho nest is
lifted up and moved, which would nat
urally confirm this Improesion : but
upon examination it will bo found tliut
the foundation always rests on the
solid ground below.
Dead, but Not Buried.
the water obliquely at an our in scul- 'o read of ono passenger who lately
ling a boat. It is tint that enables drew a priso of flOO in this wav -
tho flnh to mnko the onormoua loaps The hopo of drawing a prir.o makes
it K'li'ri'r',01 'A l.b? raS8nr toend in his
m .i i i n , , T mu'" unver or conuuotor aro not conn
ho .hou den. Tins s because tho to tho number of ticket, returned
fore-logs have to sustain tho force niL thnrn la n .i,n i..- r .'
only oi tho animal but of the great tho particular culprits may bo do'teelcd
uKimeiituia ncqu.roJ in their long nnd by comparing tho return tickets with
rapid legs. A last rtco horso' mukus tho ronn.,1. ni .k i ..... . .
about two and ono lialf loaps por hoo- several conductors. Scientific Ameri
ond, passing over About twenty-five can. "
feet in that time. , ,
fliB IPflnre? closed with the exbihl. A. Mr t sr.t,, rii.v.
tlOO Of. dlauillrr Clf Ihn abnlnlnne nlnnunnl 1 ., . i ' !. . P
various animala bv means of the stnro. dors. nut. a ,,l, i .i.:..i. . 1
opticon. I rom thorn we learn that : lost in a pancako and placed lho pro
1 ho rhinofcrot has throe toes. Thl duetion on his plate at broakfast
animal stands on its toot and not on Rut the boarder boltod tha i.anrub. i
tho whole foot lunch l.irrm Litn .k. .'
Tl, ll..'- l i ' , ..... piunuucs oi
. Viv miuii, HU, nrn rnr. airnu, 1 ins T Hff .. hn I . .
honco it cunnot move rapidly. . It III it lout air uin. '
can, however, stand without fatigue i . ,
for on imnionso lonzth of time. Ha iTiW, r;... w..
Tho leaplmr nnlmals Itin.n hv and. f o-
denly straigh.oning thel? lek whid, S;;'"-"'"" ' nr","?''g-
aro Supplied witb poworfur mosclcs V'n
for their purposo.-encan Soort: monopoly, nnd was i .1 I?,
, . - - - ... v,J Dig.
V
its inlroductioD would bo mutually
bonoliciul. In regard lo ono other
poiiu not connected with lho leather
business, tho .Minister sayg ho nets
...... T. ... , . "
iviwi e 11 um iow r.ngiitnu niunuluctur
ors slating ihn.t bogus goods with
counterfeit stump, are sold in Russia.
aneso goods aro made in Germany.
B,tI lit!. ..I. a IV . '
.niuisuii our uoiiins axon, r air
bank t scalet, lho sowing machinos and
othort. He finds that our treaty
forbids tto practice, but savs nnilii,,,.
about vending or using lho goods sold
untler the counterfoil niRrks. So the
dealers thoro buy nxos in Uclgium,
England and Germany snd put hi, ex
act duplicate of tho Collins stnmnnn
them iu Iramli, nnd bo is po we Hens to
provont it. Ho is going to try to got
this thing Btrai.'hii-ncd out whon iio
gets fairly at work nnd well acquaint
od. Touching tho government, lo
wnicnno in accredited, lho Minister
finds that of im kind, it is perfection
and clock-work Ii self. Thu Emperor
is a man of brains, fore and progress
and has n real lovo for bis pooplo.
i e , ,.
In view of tbo closing of tbo saloons
n 1 hilndolphift on Sundays, the so
loonists now disjilay over tboir bars
-.. nr-nt nine piarards con-
tainingsiich maxims as theso 1 r,r..
put off until to-morrow what you can
do to day." "A w0 man ptovldelh
for to-morrow."
man.
1 lo Piitronio butibundry.
ThoroctoroflbotJIasgow.univorsity
chapel, in recent sermon, said: "Oh
or light tnoro light!'' Tho junitor
thought ho meant it, and turned on
the gat lo full bead.
Artemus Ward once olnorvod that
ho approved of temporanco hotels, al.
though he thought thai as n rul ti.y
tojd worso liquor than lho other kind. 1
When a friond dies and is buried.
thcro's an end of bim. Wo miss him
for a space out of our daily existence j
wo mourn for him by degrees that bo
cbroes mercifully lees; wo cling lo tbo
blessed bopo that we shall be reunited
in somo moro perfect sphere ; but so
fur at this earth is concerned, there's
un end or bim. However near nnd
dear bo was, lho timo arrives when bo
docs not form a part of our daily
thought; he ceases to bc even an ab
straction. e go no pioro with flow
ers nnd toars into the quiet cemetery ;
only tho rain nnd tho enow flukes full
thoro; wo leave it for tlio fingers of
spring to deck the neglected mound.
lul when onr Inend vanibhcs unac
countably in lho midst of a crowded
city, or goes off on a sra voyage and
is never neara 01 again, bis momorv
has a single tenacity, lie mav be to
nil intents and purposes dead to 11s.
but wo havo not lost bim. Tho rin
of tho door boll al midnight may bo
his ring; and approaching footsteps
may bo his footsteps; the unexpected
letter with forcicn postmarks mav ba
from bia band. Ho buunls us as tha
dead never can.
Tbo woman whoso husband died
last night may marry again within a
lustro of months. lo vou sunnose a
week passes by when the- woman
whose husband disappeared so myste
riously ten vears ni?o does nnt think
of bimf Hiero are momenta u-h
the opcuingof rt door must startle ber.
J here w no real ab9cnco but death.
T. B. Aldrich in Atlantic Manthlu.
Torpedo Boats. The launch of tho
torpedo boat at lho Rjston Navy Yard
marks a new era in the history of naval
wnnure. io covernmcnl exeent t at
f the United .Slutes has vet auri.iHn.
ully attempted tho fonntruelion r.f
boats devoted especially to toVnodo
service; and, consequently, the boat
recently launched at Urooklvn and
it... : -.1 1 . , J . ...
'"" juat, pinuvu in 1110 water at iios-
011 aro the only vessels of lho kind in
10 world, i ho IJoston boat will cur.
ry twenty fivo or thirty torpedoes of
the most approved plan, eaeh mlmi-
latod to be oapablo ot dostrovino- nnw
on of-war. Tho torpedoes uro "to bo
ttached, 0110.nl a time, to an iron
slpift, running out forward, and can
bo exploded ul any moment. Tbo dif
ficulty in arranging n torpedo boat so
us iu insure 1110 destruction ofan ene
my's vessel, without injuring tho boat,
has boon overcome ; it being discov
ered that the radius of the circle of tho
immediate effect or n torpedo with a
ono hundred pound rhnrgo is about
fourtoen feet, it only requires thot tho
shaft to which tho torpedo is afiixod
shall extend that distanco beyond tho
prow of tho bont to insuro thu dccircd
result. All other difficulties having
been already met, the tucnoss of this
now mothod of naval warlaro is re
garded as assured.
W hat is Meant nv a Uorsp. poW.
f n ' Tho power of primo movers Is
measured by borso nower. Wan
found that thcatrongest London draft
horses wero copablo of doiiiL' work
cqnivulont to raising ;;.'1,0J0 pnandd
ono foot high por minute, nnd bo look
this ns tho unit of power for the steam
etigino. 1 ho hnrso is not usually enpn-
me 01 doing ro great a qiumlity (,f
work. Ruukin gavo ti.OOO foot
pounds ns tho figmo for u menu of
several experiments, and it is proba
ble that ir.-i.dOJ foot pounds is a hir
Jinnulo's averngo work fir a good nnl,
mal It would ro-iuiro five or nix men
to do the Work of a Ktr.m- borso.
"ntts estimate bos become, by Con
oral consent among engineers, tho
1 sndurd of powor monnurcmcnt fuP
all r-irpo!cs.-,b'cirr.i;;; A;;iaU,M.. .
To tub PoiNT.-An exebango says:
"( omparo tho publisher of a newppn
per, who bat to go all around the
who sells In wheat on crodit, and not
more than a bushel to any person. If
ftny farmer will try lho experiment ot '
distributing the proceeds of bis labor
over two or throe counties, with nn
additional one to two or three distant
Sla cs for one year, we will guarantee
that he will nover, after that year's
expenonco, ask a publisher to supply
him with paper a venr nr tee
outthopayfoVli"'