GEOKGE B. GOODLANDER,
niton and pRorniRTOR.
,. CLEARFIELD, PA.
WEDNESDAY MOKNINO, MAY 27, 1874.
OFFICE REMOVED.
The offioo of th CLiAnriitiJ) Rki'IKUIuaii will
hereafter bo In Ple'e Opera Home, on Market
itreot, between Second end Third. The buiineu
offloe will be found to the loft of the main en
trance, on (he looond floor, whore ell our old and
new patrons are Inrlted lo coll. The iuom end
omposlng roomi ere on the third 8oor.
Tbo Jtodicnl war in Arkansas is at
on ond, for tho proBont. Tho two
chiefs, 13axtor and Brooks, nro now
nursing tboir animosities for inline
a so.
Tbe fomalo orusadors havo boon do
ing rittsbnrgh tho past wook. Somo
of tho ladies bohavod so badly at tbe
curb stono praycr-moetings that tbo
civil authorities had to orrooe nnd im
prison them.
- Rov. Henry Ward Bocchor, being
interrogated by a westorn mnlocrusad
er in rolation to tho present totnper-
anoo movemont, replied in substance
that "it's too thin'and that "stringont
legislation would fail of its end, and
bo be worse than usoloss. , . .. .
Going toMovk. Gon. Sherman has
become disgustod with things at the
National Capital, and is preparing to
romovo tho Army Head Quartors from
Washington to St. Jjouis. The royal
imitations ond flunkeyism which is
springing op and boing cultivated in
Wbito House circles, oro too disgust
ing, for tho old hero, who novor was
educated down to that foreign stan
dard. -
Wholly Adsorbed. Tho wodding
at the Whito House has been tho all
absorbing topio in "government" cir-
cles tbe past week. Everything else
was dead for the limo boinc. Mies
Xollio Grant aged 19, daugbtor of tho
Presidont, was married to Mr. A. C
F. Sartoris, need 23, on the 21st. , Tbo
groom is a royal blooded Englishman,
and this affair is ono of those boo ml
occurrences wbero eztremos moot..
Tho birth, education and social stand
ing of the twain aro ns diverso as it is
posssiblo for thorn to bo.
IUther Indifferent. Tbo Now
York Sun wants llichardson turned
out of the Treasury Department and
sombody put in who possesses ordi
nary integrity ana somo common
sense. ' Tbe editor in question con
tinuos:
"However, nobody feels snri. th.t ihf will be
ant marked improrcmont If Richardson li turned
out. Bo far all official change! made by Grant
bare cone from bad to woree, until he now nas
the weakeat and rottenest Cabiuet that eror ear-
rounded a Presidont. The fountain head of the
eril tl Grant himself. lie tain naturally to
email men. and he seems not to be rent particu
lar whether tbey are knaves or foolt, provided
they will do hit bidding and follow bis fortunes.
There is only one remedy for this and that le to
rid the White House of 11 rant at tbe earlioat day
which the Constitution permits."
Sumner's Idol. Tho United States
Senate, aftor remaining in session all
of Friday night, on Saturday morning
passed Sumnor'B Civil Eights Bill, by
a vote of 29 to 1U. This body has
plenty of timo to talk about and vote
for regulating common school and
other questions of a local and State
character, but scorns to bo soroly
pressed for timo to dobato or vote for
Bomothing relating to the currency
and business of tbe nation. What a
blessing it would bo, if Congressmen
would attend to thoir legitimate basi-
noss and lot that of otbor people alono
Gen. Porter. Aftor much unneces
sary delay it looks now ai though this
brave soldier would ere long be granted
another trial. At tho meeting of tbo
6th army corps at Harrisburg on Tuos-
day week, resolutions woro adopted,
and a strong momorial drawn to the
President, asking a ro-oponing of the
caso of General Fits John Porter.
The memorial will bo extensively
signed and forwarded at an early day.
.To resist those strong appeals any
longer will argue that tho Presidont
ia fillod with vengeance toward Gen
eral Portor. To refuse to one of the
most meritorious officers of tho army
tho boon that is granted to a thicken
thiof a new trial on tbo discovery of
important testimony Is not credits.
bio to tbo good senso of tho Executive.
Death of Gem. Hartsuff. Major
Goneral Goorgo L. Ilartsun died in
Now York, on Friday, of pneumonia,
aged 44. IIo arrivod at Now York
on tbe 9th Inst., on his way to attend
the Army ro-union at Harrisburg,
when be was strickon by the discaso
which caused bis death. Gen. Ilart
Bnff, was born in Sonoca county, N.
Y., on May 28, 1830, He graduated
at West Point, and then sorvod as
Lientonant in the Texas and Florida
wars. In tho latter he was wounded
in the lung, and the bullet remained
in bis cbHt until ho died, lie served
with distinction in tho early part of
the war for tbe Union,until the wounds
he rocoived at Antietarn compolled his
temporary retirmont from active ser
vice. He was roturnod to active duly
in Tonnossoo in 180.1, but his Infirmi
ties, tbo result of his wounds, again
causod bis retirement, and ho was sub
sequently employed in bureau service
On the surrender of Petersburg be
was appointed commandor of tbo De
partment of the Nottoway, and when
be was retired from this command the
citizens of Petersburg presentod him
with resolutions exprossivo of thoir es
teem. Goneral Hartsuff s services were
rowarded by rapid promotion In tbe
regular army during tho latlor years
of his life. Hia promotion to a full
Major Generalship took place in 1871.
The American pilgrims to Home
take with them $300,000 to give the
Pope.
mtrkanm, South Carolina, Low
tmana.
Tho following cxcollont article on
modern statesmanship wo clip from
tho Philadelphia Press, ond it, ah woli
as an articlo In the Tribune, roads a
littlo like rovolution in tho "loyal"
oamp. This thing of Radical journal
ists tolling tho truth about Southorn
affairs, is beginning to nttruot somo
atlontion, and will ultimately result
in somo good to tho country. Tho
editor of tbe Tress romarks :
Great crises demand groat brains.
Ordinary rules, ovon aoeoptod systoins,
and sometimes constitutions, ofton
nrovo woak before novel crimos.
S'ostorday it was South Caroliua that
onmo to Washington with a flagrant
case of corruption on tho ono hand
and suffering on tho otbor. But tho
caso was sol asido because thoro was
no romody. Tho mniority was loyal
tho minority disloyal ; and tho lattor
had no right to growl if thoir own
crood of State rights turnod thorn out
of court. To-day it is Arkansas, wlicro
to use tho norvous Innguago of the
Now York Tribune, this picturo is tho
truth
Brooks and Baiter scum tu be almost equally
unworthy or the nlae for which tho vicissitudes
of an inorodibly eorruptand disgraceful condition
of polities have made them the rival oln'imants.
There was at one time a general leaning of de
cent pouplo toward Mr. Brooke not because he
was a better man than hie adversary, but because
ho hannoncd to have been eloeted, which wo be
lieve was thu only llilug lu him fevor. As tho
diinnU went on it beeame clear that Brooks had
attempted to enforce his claims by unlawful, if
not disnonost, use or tne interior oouris, wniio
Baxter bad law on his side, though he might not
have equity, and so all tho country turned against
Mr. Brooks just as it had previously turnod
against bis rival. The Legielature cannot bo
trustod to repair tbe mischief wrought by the Ex
ecutive; for the Legislature committed a gross
fraud for the purpose of putting Mr. Baxtor into
power. And finally there is no hope In the courts,
for they have proved tbemsolves aa bad as the
oilier branches ot toe government.
A Philadelphia eontloman, a lio-
Sublicnn of high standing, just in from
ow Orleans, gives a deplorablo ao-
count ot tbo condition ot tilings
Louisiana. Thoro sooms to bo no
srovornmont worthy of rosnect, no con
ndonce among tho pooplo, no harmony,
and no business, and now, to crown
all, come the floods to intensify tho
political and financial situation.
Tho partisan excuso for all those
misfortunos, except tho last, is doublo
edgod it cuts both ways. Ono side
charges it to tho rebellion, and to tho
obduracy ot the Uonteclorato leaders.
The other, to tho icooraoco of the
blacks, and to the incapacity, and
worse of tho carpct-bncp-ors. "Let
tho rebels suffor, is tho cry of tho
last. "They mado all this troublo,and
now thoy must swallow tneir own
poison." Moanwhilo tbo "rebels"
gather sympathy for ovils that aro
hardly defended by anybody, and
modoro statesmanship folds its bands
and can find no remedy for increasing
ruin.
Tho caso is onethatdomandsspcody
action. It is pitiful to see it postponed
because Bomobody must be punisbod
that has been in the robellion, and
somebody must be protected that was
acainstthe robolllon. Meanwhile the
whole country surTors, not as tho plun
dered people of both races in the South
aro suffering, in person and ostato, but
in a crushing sense of evils without
euro, of wrongs that defy all law.
boon that which atlocts our own coun
try must inevitably dam ago us before
tbe civilized world
Hon. ?... Wallace,
With tho adjournment of the Logis
laluro, tho senatorial term of lion
William A. Wullaco, of Clearfield, cx
nircd. Mr. Wallaco has been tfinem
Lor of tho Senate for twelve years and
one of tho nblost and safest Senators
in that body. He has, in fact, been
loader for tbo creator portion of lb
timo, and in bis retirement tho State
will lose the services of ono of bcr best
men. On the last day of tho session
of the Sonato, Mr. Wallaco dolivercd
tbe following dignified and appropri
a to little speech
"1'ersoual lrlendships ana party as
sociations of the strongest character
clustor around the retrospect of my
twolvo years In tho 1'cnnsyivania ben
ato.
"Coming to this body in tbo yoars of
my early manhood, atan hour in which
the passions of men were turbulont
and stormy, when blood flowed like
wator and the powers ot tbo people
woro Bircicnou iu iuuir inmost tension
,0 furnish tho sinews of war, represent
ing a pooplo whoso homes are a mong
your mountains, whore tbe jealousy
ol oncroaenmonts oi power is always
found most intense and where liberality
is born and nurtured and In disaster
always finds a rofugo; with personal
passions strong and decided untamed
by the sobornoss of years; with polit
ical convictions that wore and are
part of my boing, it would be strango
indeed if 1 wore not fonnd occasionally
aronseu to tuo oxpressiuii ui inu senti
. il. : .r.i .
ments of my fooling possibly with
bitterness.
"As tho nussions of men havo cooled
as tho days of comparative youth
have elided into thoso ot maturo ago
as broader and I trust noblor views
of my duty to my pooplo, to my Stato
and to myscit have como to mo 1
havo, with teal tomporcd with discre
tion, sought to perform my duty as a
Senator. If in all theso years I havo
said or dono that which has wounded
any 1 most sincoroly rocrot it.
"Too social ana personal tics that
bind mo to tboso who boar me aro of
tbe dooposl and tbe pnrost, tho rocol
loctions of companionship with thoso
who havo passed to other avocations
in tbo busy world, aro gratoful and re
freshing, and tho momorioB of thoso
who have passod from earth are cher
ished with tondornoss, lovo and ro
spoct." Bclleonte Watchman.
Fatal Accident. Mr. John Komick
and brothor were at work in a field on
a sido hill noar Milllinburir on Friday
afternoon lost. They had gone thoro
with A two horso loam with tho waeon
loadod with potatoes and had locked
tbo wagon, unhitched tho horses and
woro working thorn. A six year old
daugtber of John Jiornlck, a baby, and
two boys of his brother, commenced
playing in tho wagon. Aftor some
timo, the lock of the wagon bcramo
loosened, and the wagon started down,
tho bill. Tho boys mnnngod to jump
out without injury ; but tho others ro-
mainod in. Tho wagon in its down
ward cotirso struck a Btump and a
fence, which turnod it upsido down
by which tho littlo girl was struck on
tho tomplo bo soveroly as to leave her
insonsiblo and from which she died in
a few minutes aftor ward. Tho baby
was Bovoroly injured and at ono timo
it was thought fatally ; but at last ao
counts it was recovering. Lcwitburg
Journal.
Logan and Morton weronotinvitod
to Nellie Grant's wedding. Thurman
was. The Presidont ia bringing the
financial quostion down to a fine point.
Sllml Schools
Evon Parson Brownlow, than whom
thoso days of liadiculism havo soon no
more blgotod partisan, protestsagainst
thoso features of tbo Civil Eights Hill
which abolish all distinctions of color
in public schools. In a roeontly pub
lished loiter bo gives his views on this
subject nt length. Ho says:
lly position on this quostion is tho
result of mnturo deliberation. ItboB
tbo approval of my judgment and con
science, nnd sooner than apologia lor
it or rooedo from it I would soo evory
political organization in the land "go
tbo way of Ward's ducks," and ovory
politician buriod without hope or ros
surrcction. My only hopo for tho future pros
pority of tho colorod people of Tonnes-
soo consists in tho behalf that tho mass
of thorn will ropudiato tho abominablo
programmo so insolently put forth at
Naslivillo, Let them rcmombcr that
thoy now havo, in soparato schools,
equal oducationul facilities wilh tho
whites. Let them remember that the
taxes with which thoso schools aro
supported aro contributed almost ex
clusively by tho whito pooplo of tho
State that tho money does not como
from tho Federal Government ot n ash
inglon. Let thorn rcmombcr that
thousands of tho proporty-holdors of
tho Stnto, ot tho political parly lo
which thoy nro in opposition, luivo aid
ed in establishing our present school
system, and without tho support of
this cIubs, in co-oporation with thoir
wuite political associates, it could not
havo boon established.
Let them also remember that it
not a question as to whether wo will
havo mixed schools, but whothor we
shall havo any system of public in
struction at nil. lor it is not In tbo
powor of party Congrosso lo establish
this mixed school system in ienncs-
soo.
If tho Civil flights Bill should pass
without tuo mixed school lcaturcs bo
ing stricken out, tho wholo school fab
rio in Tennessee will at onco full to tho
ground, ns it will deservo to do. Then
tho expenses of tho education of their
children, it they aro educated at all,
will bo'borno by tbomsolvos, and not
by tho white pcoplo, as thoy now nro
An Ex-Secretary Prevaricates.
Senator lioutwcll has at last appeared
before tho Ways and .Means Uommlt
too. As might havo been expected ho
pload not guilty. Ho makes a qus-
tion ol veracity with banborn and ro
pudiates tho alleged conversations with
referenco to tho contracts. IIo relied
upon tho Solicitor of tho Treasury, ho
says, and pleads ignornnco of tho char
acter of tho contincts. To a largo
majority ol tho pcoplo who nro ae
customod to weigh testimony this ex
planation will not bo satisfactory.
Much of tho ovidonco which boars hard
against tho cx-Socrelary conies from
parties who could havo no motivo In
implicating him. Ho, on tho other
band, can not bo considered a disin
terested witness. Ho has tho most
powerful motivos for exonerating him
self, and if thoso motivos swayed his
iudgmont, clouded his memory and
involved hi in in some moral confusion
in regard to what is truo and what is
not truo, it is not tho first iustunco of
tbe kind on record. AVo aro not dis
posed to pass final judgment on the
caso, but wo must slinro the opinion
which will likely obtain, among sensi
ble pooplo, that tho cx-Socrotary has
by no moans cleared himself of the
cimii'u uf crlininnl nouliminco or n cur
rupt connivance in a shameful trans
action.
Tub Political Tide. Tho Now
York World publishes a carefully
prepared tablo showing tho losses of
tho jcaclical party sinco mo presiuen
tial election ol IHi. runt Imd
popular mniority of 702,271 voles. It
thon gives tho votes in 1872 and 1873
in the states ol l nlilorma, Connecticut,
Iowa, Kentucky, Maino, Maryland
Massachusetts, Minnesota, .Uississipi
Now York, Now Hampshire, Ohio,
Oregon. Pennsylvania, Khodo Island
Texas, Virginia and Wisconsin, and
the total voto shows nn opposition
mniority of K8,!Mif votes, a net gain
of G5S,.'i5(i, or within votes of
roversing in theso eighteen Stnlos
(.rant s mnionly in tho wholo country
Tho World appropriately adds : "It is
almost unnecessary to add tliatll'J per
ccnt.of theso opposition gains are Lem-
ocratio gains, und equally unnecessary
to state what tho election oi tno pasi
few months havo demonstrated with
absolute ccrtainty,lhat tho Democratic
party must eventually and speedily at
tract to Us ranks an tno siingg:ing op
poncnts of Radicalism who, undor ono
nnmo or another, oro attempting to
wol'o a sort of guerrilla warfare
oguinst, tho Radical party."
Lkoiblativk Astuteness Proba
bly tho "worst that was over soon"
was tho dodgo by which tho luto Lcgis
laturo of Pennsylvania passed special
laws for Philadelphia. Doing pro
hibited by tho now Constitution from
finBsing "spocial laws," they passed
aws for "cities of over 300,000 inhab
itants," and as thoro is only ono of
this class Philadelphia they woro
in effect special acU of legislation,
though not coming within constltn
tional prohibition. c have yet to
hoar of a body of men surpassing tho
Inst Ijogislaluro in that son ot astulo
noss which is not to bo distinguished
from knuvory.
Some Difference. A Naples lax
colloctor was recently arrested nnd
tried for absconding wilh $200,(100,
and was acquitted cn thogrounds that
tho monoy belonged to tho pcoplo, nnd
as ho was ono of tho people ho was
part owner ol it, nnd it would be ab
surd to punish a man for stealing what
belonged to him. hen a lax eollec
tor in this country steals such an
amount ho goes unpunished for the
simpto reason that n man with 1200
000 in his pocket is too much of c
gcntlomnn to bo annoyed and fotlerod
by legal absurdities intended lor small
thieves only.
Absurdities. Tho Louisville Cour
ier, says ! bixloon or eighteen j'enrs
ago two embryo Blntcsmen woro can
didates for tho o 111 co of county sur
veyor at St. Louis a position scarcely
wormy tno aspiration ol truo great
ness. Jo-dny tho successful candi
date is a St. Louis alderman, while
tho other, through tho most remarks
bio chapter of absurd accidents the
world over saw, is President of tho
United Slates.
Tho Republican Klnlo Comniitlco
bad resolved to hold thoir Stato Con
vention on tho 2d of September, but
tbis programme did not suit tbo "ring"
and thoy upset the proceedings, fixing
tho lilth of August for the ovont.
Gocrge W. Childs, of Philadelphia.
has bocomo tho ownor of the original
manuscript of Dickons' "Uur mutual
Friond."
gnu amtisttiwnw.
piE'S OPERA HOUSE.
. Tuesday, June 2d, 1871
CAHNCROSS & DIXEY.
OA'K .rii.HT O.VLl'.
This unrlvnlcd troupo of Mlustroli will lire
one of their recherche entertainments, in
Opera House, on tho night of Juno Id.
Programme full of ploaslng and emalns;
Faroes, OiMitirs an J llurlosuues, rendered aionlv
Cameron Dlxojr ean render mora. "
Don't fail lo sco I hem.
Rcservod seats can ho procured at Shaw's I
Store and at J. M. Kratiur'i Store, from this
until uight uf pcrfnruience.
Reserved scats, 1. 1'nrquct, 60 ocntl. -
Wny J7, 1871.-H
rug
lime
QlIANCiED HANDS.
JOHN McGAUGHEY
Would rospcctrullv notify tho puMlc gencilljr
I hut he has purchased J. 8. Miowor s uneery
titore, In Hi's How, whore he Intends kening
a full line or
a it o i: it 1 12 s.
UAMS, DItlKD M2EF1 nnd LARD.
SUUAlia and MMI'I'S, or all grades.
TEAS, Croon and lllack.
COFFEE, Roasted and (I roin.
All kinds in the market. .
PICKLES, in Jers and barrels.
SPICES, In every form and varlolj.
A 1. 1. KINDS 1)1' C RA'kl US.
SOAPS,
MATCHES,
DRIED APPLES,
DRIED PEACHES,
DRIED CHERRIES,
Cool Oil and Lamp Chimneys.
And a good assortment of those things usually
kept in a grocery storo, which he will exchoogo
for marketing at the market prloes.
Will sell for cash ae oheaply as any other one
dare to do.
Please call and ice his stock and Jndge for
yourself. ,
JOHN MrUAUUUKV.
Clcirficld, May 37, 1874.
Notice lo Taxpayers I
IN ucnrda.no with an Aoi of tba General Ai
ftOiiiM of this t'oinmonwoftltl), apiiroTod the
22d day of March, A. D. 1870, and the luiiplc
m out approTcd the 8ii day or April, A. D. 1872,
"relating to the collection of taxei ia the oounty
of Clearfield," notice ii thereforo hcrohy glren to
the taipayrn reiiding in the dintricU bolow
named, that the County Treaturcr, fn accordance
with the eeoond eectloa of laid Act, will attend
at the placet of holding tbe borough and town
ship clcctioDi on the following named dayi. for
the purpoie of receiving the Oounty and State
taxea aMeiied for the year 1874 :
For Wallaoeton. Saturday. June 13th.
For Woodward, Tuciday. June Ititb.
For Oulich, Wcdnceday, June 17th.
For Heccaria. Thursday, June 18th.
For Knox, Friday, June lilth.
For Jordon, Saturday, June 20th,
For ChoAt, Tuesday, June 23rd.
For New Washington, Wednesday, June 24th.
For Burniido, Thursday, June 2Mb.
For BaII, b'riday, June 26lh.
jpvu etll pit lit lb TiMUriri iu4retiii
he a reduction of fit pr cent., while Are per
cent, will he added after tht firat day of July next,
to all unpaid taxes, making a difference of TKN
per cent, to prompt taxpayers. Perties ean pay
thoir taxes at the Treasurer' office at any time.
IMVllJ W. WISE, Treasurer.
Treasurer's Office,
Clearfield, Fa., May 27, W4 4t J
BANTZ Sl BUCK,
General Insurance Agents and Real
Estate Brokers,
Krprcscnt the following reliable Insurance Co's:
North British A Mercantile Ins. Co. $26,00 OM
Washington Life Insurance Co 4,000,000
Fire Association Insurance Co 20(1,000
Amaion Fire Insurance Co .' 3,071, 148
Water town Fire, insures dwellings
and farm buildings only.- ,. i"3.(H)0
York, Pa., Htock Insurance Co. Jlorsca fostered
agalnrt duath and theft.
P. S. Parties in the country desiring Insurance
on their Hres or property can hare it promptly
attended to by addres xing us by letter, or calling
in person at our office, in Pie's Opera Mouse,
Koom No. 4, Clearfield, Pa. tnay27'7(
GJlOCEllIESi
NEW STORE,
Opposite Post Office.
New Goods I New Prices I
CHOICE I.INF. OI' TI3AS,
OOLONGS,
J ATAN?,
l.M PORTED,
YOUNG DYSON,
ENOLIrlH RREAKFAfT
Purest In Market. I
IIUTTICK A Nil VAUiH j
Will he kopt and sold at Irst coil, Cash paid
for Country l'roduoe. t
GERMAN CHERRIES,
TURKEY PRUNES,
ntKSKRVKD PEARS,
PHILADELPHIA HAMS,
Mackerel, Lnke Herring, Cod, Ae,
I ICR 1. 1 '.H.
Parrel Pickles and English Pickles.
1 I.Ol It AM) M.ICl).
Flour, Corn Meal, Oat Meal, Ae.
fel.25'71
LYTLE A MITCHELL.
Ikad THIS I
House, Sign and Ornamental Painting.
The undersigned, having started to swlnsr his
own brush, respectfully offers his services to the
eitisrns of ClearOeld and vicinity s a House,
Htgn and Ornamental Painter.
Paper Hanging and (liming done on the short.
et notice, with neatness and despatch.
All work done with eare, and at prices lo suit
VIIO IIIUCS.
Shun on Market street, eminilie tl, Atu.
gneny House. J. L. K R AtlLK.
April 1, lH74.-flm.
nORSKS FOR SALE. A puir ol
well matched brown mares, y.ung.good else,
desirable farm er drauaht team, with nn h..-..'
oompleto. Also two Jilllehell VTsgom. Terms
' WEAVER A HETTH.
may 27 3t.
$T
AME.S K. WATSON A CO..
REAL ESTATR RROKRRS,
ui.KAKflKLI), PKNN'A.
IlousM and OffliM. in 1ml flnllu.i... .
made, and trst-elas. Coal and Fira-Clay Lands
.fid Town mrnttMrt tnm mm I. n l
Hotel Unildini (2d loor), Second St. (ayl374y
J. MeyKllATZER,
.1
IN
pie'8 building;
. r. ., ..'-MDKALERp
Dry Goods, Dress Goods,
" ' i ..."I M .'!!''(;
Carpets, Wnll Papers,
Ladies Shoes) ; Children's Shoes,
Groceries, Provisions, &c.,
.! ,'U.i I i s.i
Is Just reooivlng a complete assortment of goods,
hough! at latest and lowoet prioes. '
H Ml f t IT
GOOD miNTS, AT TEN CENTS FEU
YAIID. ,
GOOD YD-WIDE BLEACHED MUS
LINS, TEN CENTS. !, , .
HEAVY YARD-WIDB tWIU.EAOI!ED
MUSLINS, 12J CENTS.
AITLETON'S A MUSLINS, 12 CTS.
TER YARD BYJUE PIECE. ,
AND ALL DRY GOODS AT LOWER RATES
THAN UERKTOFOKB.
DllESS (JOOIJS,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
OARPETH
CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPETS
BRUSSELS,
THKEE-PLY,
TAPESTRY,
INGRAIN,
nnd nil lower
grades.
CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPBT8
CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPETS
CAHPETS
CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPET
CARPETS
PARASOLS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
GROCERIES, IlY ORIGINAL PACK
AGE, AT A SMALL ADVANCE
ON COST.
FISH,
FLOUR,
BACON,
, SALT, 4c,
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
WUOli AND OTHER PRODUCE WANTED.
ClearAcId, May 37, Wi.
170 ROUGH STATEMKN T. 4to.
X I port of Iho Auditor of Clearfield Borough
fur tbe year 173.
BOROUGH FUND.
A. W. I.rr, Ihirongh Treasurer, in account with
the funte or said borougn:
tiiaToit.
To amount of duplicate of 1X7.1 92,274 M
To amount realised front bonds (ton 00
To amount realised from bom lioensei . ' 14 Ot,
Due Treasurer to balance 901 43
:i,r,S To
r-RKMTOl.
Tly amount due A. W. Lee, Trees. 1872. 1 200 M
Ry orders of 1H71 redeemed... ( ftl
Ry " 1H72 m 7
Ry " , I.H7J . " . i.m 71
liy " 1S74 " 48 4i
lly coupons on $1400 borouich bonds
redeemed '. 9)4 00
Ry exoneration order HO (0
lly 6 per cent, alluwed taxpayers to
Treasurer en flilK.S.1 .10 9
Ry percent, allowed collector on SlOtii H 00
Ry percent, allowed treasurer, 3 per et. 80 71
3,J.'.3 7
MABIMTIK.
To outstanding orders i
117U, No. 2, Uoynton . 211 00
1 H7 1 8 00
1872 - 2f2 00
1873 H'4 60
174 174 1
To borough bonds Improrcment loan... 8,11)0 00
io amount uua treat, at settlement 3t)7 49
4,807 78
RKNornrn. '
Uy aeeonnts due from eitisensH
. Kxooas of liabilities....
148 46
4,0i 33
' 4,S07 78
T00R FUND. " "
A. W. Lkr, Treasurer of Clearfield borough, In
account with tho Poor Fund of said borough
for 1873 :
nanron.
To amount from J. R. Graham, orer-
eeerfor 1972...., 823 43
To amount from duplieatt for 1873.... - V 40
1,24 K
CIIEIIITOR.
Ry orders redeemed
lly exoneration order.. :
Ry percentage allowed taxpayers who
paid tnasuror,2 13 83 at e per cent.
Dy perocntnge allowed oollcotor Rado-
baujrh on fiKlft.18 at 6 per eent, .
Dy treasurer's peroentaga at 8 per ot..
Dolanoo in treasurer's hands.
4M 33
13 07
13 17
83 30
87 04
ti It
' $1,234
, SCHOOL Fl'ND.
A. W. Lit I, Treurer of Clearfield borough, In
account with the School Fund of said borongh
for 1878 i
VILBTUII.
o aint from I. Johnston, trees. 1S72.. $2117 S3
lo amt from nn. Radibnurh, eol.... 2,124 68
o amt of Stato appropriation 218 00
i'o amt of oounty appropriation 110 00
$2,72 13
CRKIUTOR.
ly school ardors redeemed $2,417 40
ly treasurer l percentage at 8 per et.. 81 84
uaiance in treasurer a nands z.m v
$2,728 IS
' We, the undersigned Audilors, having exam
Bed the accounts of A. VY. Leo, Esq., Treasurer
4 the borough of ClearOeld, eertlfy that we Ond
vein oorreot as alrove slated.
Ai f flnrgnt nnd Torn Coa.cif o ClrarfiM
1 Inrowgk :
i We, the Audilort of CloarDeld Rorough, would
spectfully refer your attention to the accounts
lue bycilisens to the Borough, and recooraincnd
;he Imineillata eolleetion of the eame.
(I. L. RKED,
R. MrPllKllHON,
UEO. 1IAI1KRTT,
May 20, 1874. Auditors.
'OTIC IV-Persons Indebted to the snhscrlb-
er for services rendered will le aolin aa
beriff of ClearOeld eounty, are renuested to call
I my office, la Pia's Opera House, and make
payment. In my absenca from lha oOiee, Mr.
k. 0. Kramer will have charge of my books and
m authorised to receipt forme. Persons knowing
ilemselre. Indebted, by snaking prompt ferment
lll greatly oblige. J. J. l'IB.
april l-2m
rtlTICKR' eh CONSTABLES' FEES
tl We have printed a large number of the new
'BR RILL, and will on the reeeint nf twentv.
In aenU, Ball eoey to anv address. aiy20
gnu di'fitisrmntts.
New Saddle and Harness
MANUFACTORY,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
THE undorslgnod, having leased rooms for the
manufacture of all kinds of SADDLES, HAR
NESS, and all the latest Improvements in Horse
Furnishing Goods, are now prepared to fill all
orders at prioes and quality that will surprise all
who favor us with oall for the Inspection of our
work, i We are determined to please and our ex
perience and observation In aastern and western
oltiel euehlea us tu DEFY COMPETITION In
the manufacture of Oold, Silver, Oreido, Rubber
Covered and Ullt-bined Mounted
CARRIAGE AND BUGGY HARNESS!
-: Also Flna ' 1
RIDINa AND RACING SADDLES.
Our rents and expense! being light, wo shall
sell the same grades of work 20 per cent, oheapor
than tbey oan be bought in the eastern cities.
Repairing and adjusting Saddles, Uarness, Ae.,
neatly done, at reasonable prioes.
Particular attention paid to all orders by mail
or otherwise.
Call and see eur work before buying olsowhore.
pf Rooms In Irwin's Store, next door to Key
stone Store. CRAIN A HlTTON.
ClearOeld, Pa., May 1.1, 1H74.
REPORT OP TUB AUDITORS
of Lawrence township for 1873 :
ROAD FUND.
Supervisors of Lawrence Township. In account
jrilh the Road Fund fur 1873 1
DattTuM
To amount of tax, ae per duplicate $3,340 40
To amount of orders drawn to Super
visors on District Treasurer 170 00
Tu amount due Supervisors 300 03
Total ..$3,880 OS
Cnxnir.
By amount of work dona on roads $3,183 28
lly amount of exonerations 40 03
lly amount of Supervisor's wages 004 60
lly amount of plank M 10 10
By amount paid on T. Lanich order.... 22 00
Uy amount of Attorney's fees 0 00
Ry amount making duplloatos 10 10
Total ...$3,880 03
POOR FOND.
Overseers of the Poor of Lawrenee Township In
account with the Poor Fund for 1878:
Cbstob.
To amount ree'd from Overseers of 1872 $ 220 84
To amount Ux assessed for 1873 1,330 80
Total ..$1,600 04
Crruit.
Ry amount paid for boarding paupers..$ 070 61
By amount paid for elothlng paupers... 114 72
By amount paid for printing . 10 00
By amount paid for medicine and medi-
oal attendance .17 20
By amount paid Attornoy fees 22 00
Bv amount naid Justioe fees 4 75
By amount paid for tobacco 4 60
By amount paid exonerations 82 10
Hy amount paid percentage 83 87
By amount paid Oversecre' wages 60 00
By amount paid for making duplicates 0 00
By balance due fund.... 624 00
Total ..$1.500 84
W't. the vndcrsigned. Auditors of Lawrence
township, having examined the accounts of James
Brown, J. K. Parks, i. U. Kline and Nathaniel
Hishel. Supervisors, and M. F. Wallace and W. A.
Read, Overseers of the Poor, of said fowosbip
for 1873, Ond them aa above stated.
JAMES SPACEMAN,
R. J. CON KLIN,
Attest: A. II. Snaw, Clerk. . Auditors.
Lawrence township, May 13, 1874-91.
G
LORIOUS FOURTH !
CLEARFIELD
PARK RACES!
CLEARFIELD, PA,
July 2d, 3d and 4th, 1874.
l'rcmiimiH,
$2,.?00
FIRST DAY JULY 8d.
PURSE No. 1, $160. For 3:li Race. Mile
heats, best 3 in 0. $00 to 1st ; $10 to 2d ; $:;0
iv eu ; io fin.
PURSE Ne. I, $160. Running race. Vest 2 in
8, half mile. $00 to 1st) $40 to 2d; $30 to
eu i tifu io e tn.
Pl'RSK No.$,$27.-For8:i0raee. Mile heats,
best list, $126 to 1st; $70 to 2d; $M to
aa t .iv to tin.
PPRSE No. , $160. Hotel keepers' parse, for
horses that never rnn In any race. Half mile,
pent a in e. aov 10 1st f S40 to 3d: f JO to 3d :
$20 to 4th.
SECOND DAY-JULY 3d.
Pl'RRE No. 4. $226 For three minute race.
Mils heals, best 3 in 0. $100 to 1st; $110 to
j nu io en ; r to 4tn.
1'IKHK No. 0, $160. Merchants' purse, for
horses that never trotted in any race. $00 to
nt I m" to 2u; 3U to 3d ; JO to 4tb.
PURSE No. 7, $.100. For 2:40 race. Mile heats.
(160 to 1st ; $00 to 2d : $00 to 3d.
PURSE No. II, $76. Footrace. Best 2 In 3,
fourth mile. $30 to 1st: $20 to 2d: $16 to
8d; $10 to 4th.
THIRD DAY JULY 1th.
PURSE No.l0.$260 For 2:66 r.w. Mll.b.l.
beat 8 In 0. $100 to 1st; $76 to 2d ; $..0 to
oa t io eia.
Pl'RSK No. J, $?60. Running race. Half mile,
neat 3 in 6. (120 to 1st j $00 to 2d ; $10 to 3d;
i.io io em.
PURSE No. 8, $625. Free to all Iroltina horses
Mile hoats, best $ in 6. $300 te 1st; $160 to
2d ; $76 to 3d.
National Association and American Jockey
viu. ruioe to govern.
Eatrano fee 10 ner oenL. which m
nanv all entries.
Any norse aistaneing the Oeld, or any part of it,
shall only be entitled to first premium.
Entries atos. fialuhlaw J..na 07k . S . , l.
P. M. Entries addressed to Uo. k'. HoaacKRnj
iioarnoiu, s a.
N. II. Brook ii lie races June 17th, 18th and
iviu. in., ana iu mh i,um hM..b cm.
ing ClearOeld races.
h. A. 1I1ULKR, See'y t Treas'r.
tIKO. E. ROBACKER, Presid't.
ClearOeld, Pa., May 13, 1874.
KRITZER & lTLE
Turpentine. 1
f Nails,
i'OU (llass,
I Putty,
ratnts, v WILL SELL Y
oils, ;
French, Richards Sl Co.'i
Buck Lead
AND
Calcined Plaster
VERY CHEAP.
Immense atock on hand.
ClearOeld, Pa,, April 1, 1874. -3m
rpURNHKE ELECTION.
The Stockholders of lha Phillpsbnrg and
Fusqnehanna Tarnplke Company will take notice
that an l,l- 1 n l - l . . . . . .
.... ,,VH w n(,ta wm (lv a1v(n o,
May. lMt4, at the house of Kit Bloom, between
.... ...... vi . ana a o oiocr, r. ., lo elect five
Managers for said road fur theensuing year.
Uy order of the Board,
B. HARTSHORN, Pres't,
Cnrwensvllle, May 13 , 187 4-1 1.
I OB PRINTI NO OF BVKRY DKSCRIP.
t Hob neatly axecated at this pffio.
2Jw gtAwtistrafutu.
tTi1:learfield
FIRE CLAY CO.
CLEARFIELD, PA., V
UAKi rAl'll'RKRS Of .
ruti: it hick,
Furnace Blocks, Gas Retorts,
Stove Linings, Paving Tiles, &o.
Chimney Top, Witnlote Cap,
and tae.
All kinds of Architectural Adornments.
ORIOINAL DESIGNS IN TERRA COTTA
MADE TO ORDER.
With imtirovcd machlnerv. first class material
and skilled workmen, wo oan warrant all our
manufactures to bo equal to Jf not superior to
any in tbe market.
Artlclos of our manufacture ean be seen at tbe
Works, near Railroad Depot, or at the Hardware
Store of II. F. Blgler A Co.
All orders from a distance, addressed to lha
(Jeneral Superintendent, will receive prompt at
tention. J. (i. HARTS" IX H,
JOHN FERfll'rJON. Oen'l Supt.
of Ileathflold, (larnkirk, Scotland,
Supt. Manufacturing Dept. mayzu 7a
qO THE CITIZENS OF CLEAR-
X FIELD AND VICINITY: I would express
my sinoere thanks lor your kind patronage, so
far exleuded. and would ask for a eontinuauce of
tbe same. A. OU1NZBURO.
CHEAP AM) OXLYlrtE PRICE!
A. GUINZBUltG,
One door below the First Notional Bank, Clear
field, has Just received a full supply of
SEW AND FASIIfOXABLE
SPRING CLOTHING,
FOR MEN AND BOYS.
Cent's Furnishing Goods,
11 ATS AND CATS,
TnC.rKU, 9iC.
all of which will be sold at the lowest cash prici
without abatement. apl20-lsg
1874.
1874.
UNDER- FULL SAIL!
the
KEYSTONE
TO THE FRONT!
Headquarters for Dry Goods!
Aw opening my toouuil Urgw tpriiiaj; auj mm
iiier tuck ot roreigo tod Uomeftio
DItY GOODS,
- Carpels, Oil Cloths,
LADIES' & CHILDREN'S SHOES,
Sc., etc., itc.
The priros will be such as will not be excelled
oy any otner place in the state. Call and a
for yoursolves.
YYM. REED,
marJS Beeond street, Clearfleld, Pa.
Siaraorr, Hiouarr, tt.
JRONSIDES STORK.
G. S. FLEGAL,
DEALER IN
II A It D WARE,
STOVES,
HEATERS,
RANGES,
110LLOW-WARE,
TAINTS.
OILS A VAKNI8II,
rUTTY A (ILAS3.
ROrES.
STEr-LAl)DERS,
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE!
The celebrated Toledo Anil ('reeling (lalranlied
IRON-LINED WOODEN PUMPS.
No belter Pumps In the market.
LAMP, CHANDELIERS, LANTERNS,
LAMP FLUES, of all kinds,
LAMP FIXTURES, Ao.
All at lowest prion. 1-1474
Pr..qtil.. street, Phlllp.bnrf, Pa,
ANNOUNCEMENT i ?
OF TIIK GREAT
a wa twtr aksowa A m oaal oWo At fSf
REOULTION Uf fKllbbl
BY H. PORTER SHAW, I). D. B.
IMPORTANT TRUTIISi '
Ravine suooeeded In lettinc a lighter tariff oa
material, hence the ton and Medsrarc eharaa for
partial and full seta of Teeth. I use tbe best
manufaetura of teeth and other Jnaterial. All
o Derations registered and warranted to flv ser
vice and satisfaction.
Friends, relleot that my charges for the Inser
tlon of artincial and the saving of the natural
teeth are now tbe most reasonable in Pennsylvania.
Preserve your teem and yon preserve your health.
Putting of tba natural taotb in a healtbr. lire.
aervativeand useful condition is made a specialty.
Diseases and mallormationsoommowtotne anoatb,
aw and aaaooiata parts, ara treated and eorreetad
with fair success. Examinations and eonsuita-
It would be well for patients from a distance to
let ma know by mall a few days before coming
to the office.
It is very Important that children between tbe
ages of six and twelve years should have their
teetn axaminea.
Ansssthetics are administered and Teeth re
moved without pain.
Dispositions and cnaraoter ara Judged ny all
the world by the expressions of the face, bene
how very disastrous may it therefore be for per
sons to indulge an expression of distorted features,
even apart from a hygienic view. New, to enjoy
natural (not artincial) comforts and pleasures,
respect and obey natural simplicities and instinct.
o. runisn oiiArr , v. v. o.
Office in New alaaonie Building, Eeoond street,
Cleardold, Pa. mayle'7
DENTAL CARD.
Dr. A. M. HILLS
Would lay to hit ptUientJ und th pub
lic Eenorallr, that, having ditaolred partnerihip
with Dr. Hbaw, ha li now doing tba entire work
of hii office bimielf, ao that patianti need not fear
being put under the bandi of any other operator.
I'learBelii, March ZU, ltS7Z-pd..Uncb79
J. M. STEWAET, D. D. S.,
Offloe over Irwln'a prog Store,
CCRWEK8YILLE, PA.
All dental oporationi, either In the mechanical
or operatire branch, promptly attended to and
satisfaction guaranteed. Hpecial attention paid
to tbe treatment of diieasea of the natural teeth,
gum i and mouth. Irregularity of the teeth iue
oennfully corrected. Teeth extracted without pain
by the uie of lit her, and artificial teeth inierted
of the best material and warranted to render eat
faction. april2ft'71:ly
iUi$rcUattrou$.
v
IN EG AH BITTERS.
PURELY TIMETABLE.
FREE FROM ALCOHOL.
DR. WALKER'S
CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR BITTERS.
Dr. J. Walker's California Vinegar Bitten ire
a purely Vegetable preparation, made chiefly
from the natire herbs found oa tbe lower ranges
the medicinal properties of which art extracted
therefrom without tbe use) of Alcohol. Tba ques
tion is almest daily asked, "What is the eause of
the unparalleled success of Vihboab Bittibs?"
Our aniwer is, that they remote the eause of dis
ease, and tbe patient recovers his health. They
are tbe great blood purifier mod a life-giving
principle, a perfect Renorator and Inrigorator
of the system. Never before in the history of
the world has a medicine been compounded poi
soning the remarkable qualities of VnraoAa Bit
tibs in healing the sick of every disease man Is
heir to. They are a gentle Purgative as well as
a Tonic, relieving Congestion or Inflammation of
ne isiiYcr sou imwrai vrgaui, in duiudi iiv
Tbe propertiei of Sr. Walker's Vinegar Bit
ters are Aperient, Diaphoretic. Carminative, Ko
trieinus, Laxative, Diuretic, Sedative, Counter
irritant, Budoriflo, Alterative, and Anti-Bilious,
r. ii. McDonald a co.,
Druggists and Gen. Agts., Pan Tranclsco, Cali
fornia, and corner of Washington and Charlton
streets, New York. Sold by all DruggiMs and
DoaJers. octl6'7My.
gTONE'S SAW GUMMERS AND
SAW UPSETS.
We have received the agency for the above and
will sell them at manufacturer's prices. Call and
examine them. They are the best.
JellMJ H. F. BIGLER A CO.
r. A. FLICK. A. M. BllXi.
T. A. FLECK & CO.,
Agents la Clearfield county for the sale of
E. IIUTTERICK CO.'S
Fashionable Patterns of Garments,
all srrLts in snas.
.1:18 Market Street Clearfild, Pa.
TOOT AND SHOE JUAKIXG.
It
JOSEPH II. DEKRINO, on Market street ia
Shaw's Row, Clearfield, Pa., baa Juit reeeired
a fin. lot of Freaok Calf Skins and Kips, lha
best ia the market, and ia now prepared toman
afaotnre ererythlaf ia kis line, lie will war
rant his work to be aa represented.
The eitisens of Clearfield and vicinity arc
respectfully inrlted te glee bias oall.
Work done at short notice. T:16'T3y
QKISTM1LL! NOTICE t
I take this method of Informing the public that
I hare parrhased the Cadwallader Uriel Mill, bsd
it thoroughly repaired, and am now ready to
grind any kind of grain on short notice, in tbe
best manner. A share of your patronage is so
licited. Tours Respectfully,
U. 8. FLROAL.
On sst W. Plioil, Killer.
Phillpsbnrg, Fa., Dec. KMirn.
HOUSE AND LOT FOK SALE.
The undersigned offers for sale a rslna
hle town property, ia the borough of Clearfield.
Lot 60x172, sin ate on Pine street, with a good1
two-story plank House thereon erected, llense
finished oompletc -good cellar and good water.
Price reasonable and payments easy. For fur
ther particulars inquire of the subscriber. Pos
session given on short notice after sale.
I. 0. 11A110KR.
Clearfield, March IS, l7t.
Clearfield Nursery.
ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY.
TIIK undersigned, baring established a Nat
aery on tbe 'Pike, about kalfway betweea
Clearfield and Cnrwensellle, Is prepared le fur
nish all kinds of FRUIT TREKS. standard and
dwarf,) Krergreeaa, Shrubbery, drape Viess,
Gooseberries, Lewtoa Blackberry, Strawbtrry,
and Raabarry Via.a. Also, Siberia! Crab Tress
Quince, and early soviet Rhubarb, ae. Orders
promptly attended to. Address,
I, D. WRIGHT,
sepli. i-y Cnrwenseills, Pa
DISSOLUTION Ol' PARTNF.II!-IIIP.
Ia Clearfield County.
The firm of Wm. 8. Dicker A Son la this day
dissolved by mutual consent, hy the final with
drawal of Wm. 8. Dicker. The business will bs
continued by Jamea Uioaey In future. Oar books
sea omer aoeounta will be settled byeitbsrei
the partners, at tb. home farm of Wm. 8. Diekey
or at the office ef 8. C. Patehen, Esq., where psr
lles are requested to call and settle and sars fsr
thor cost and trouble.
WM. S. rtlCKKV,
JAMKS tJlCKKY.
(This dissolution Is fur nnn(rotlr.
We mast continue a while loneer ia Cambria.
Olen Hop., April 14, 1874. apl2I I"
FIRST CLASS BAKERY!
NOTICE TO BAFTMEN.
The subscriber bos fitted nn a lrot-elaas BskerT,
and wishes to Inform raftmen that he will sapply
them with 11RKAD, PIB8, CAKES, Ae, oa
reasnnabl terms.
Ilakerr aaat and of brldea lui tba "Llok,
Clearfield, Pa.
Barlv-fia J0IIH CCILKIl.