AO tb 3 ni ot tl hi U t ft tl Bl a I 1 3ft ypttftUatt. r i'f -lit-- - 1 Jr GEORGE B. GOODLANDER, iditor awn rnorniBToK. CLEARFIELD, PA. WEDNESDAY MORNING, JINK 17, 1874. OFFICE REMOVED. Ike office of the CLimriiLD Rar-viucait will hereafter be In Pke'i Onera IIuum, on Mnrkot trect, between Second anil Third. The business offiot will b. found tu tb left of the wain en. tranco, on tbo aeoond floor, where ell our old and new patrone are, invited to call. The press nd composing rooms are o the tnira uoor. Tbettt well Named. Gov. Dix, , of Now Tork,has votood tho not passed by tbo Legislature of that State mak ing "decoration day" a holiday. He calls it "frivolous legislation." and wants no more of it. 1 "' Jamos M. McKim, formorly a noted Philadelphia Abolitionist, diod at "West Orango, N. J., on Saturday last, aged . Bixty-four years. lie was, for more than twenty-five yoars, recognised as the anti-Blavery loader in this state. The Radicals of this Stato will hold a Slate Convention at ITurrisBurg, at 4 noon on Wednesday, August 17, 1874, ; for tho purpose of nominating candi datos for Lieutenant Governor, Audi ! tor General, Socrotary of Internal At ' fairs, and Judgo of the Supremo Court. '" IIail, Fellows, etc. Grant, Jim, Duffy, George. V. Childs, Ex. Navy Borio, otc, held a iandango at Capo May, last Saturday. Tbo hilarity of " "tho government" is in strange con trast with the commercial disorder which prevails through every avonuo of trado. Cut, it may be treason to oppose "tho govornmont." It "usod to was." '' A New Paper. We have bofore us a copy of a new Democratio wcokly, published in Philadelphia, by lion. Win. II. "Witto, entitled "The Com- , monwealth". This is a good title for a Democratio journal, and from Mr. Witte's reputation wo may depond npon it being a truo expositor of tho principles of our parly. The price of subscription is 82.50 por annum. All letters should bo addressed to William 11. Witto, No. 705Sansom street, Phil- . adclpbia. Rebiqned in Disgust. All Grant's Quakor Indian Agents have, resigned The Indian ring was found to bo too powerful to breok and too corrupt to do business with. Ilonce their resig nations. After trying for fivo years to have tho the affairs of tbo Indian Bureau administorod according to law, ' and in the interest of tbo Government ' and the people, the board has resigned in disgust absolutely surrendered to a gang of corrupt political froobooters, who control the Departacnt. Sich" is government, undor Grant. What fow honest men are in offico aro being driven out to make room for Jnynes, banbornB and Butlers. Moee National Disgrace. It is , announced through "the govornmont" organs that George Bnncraft, United Stntos Minister to Prussia.Iias resigned, and that J. Bancroft Davis, a clerk in tho State Department, has boon up pointed to the vacancy. Six yoars i ago this man Davis was convicted of taking a $50,000 bribe in a railroad . affair, by a committee of tho Massa chusetts Legislature, and driven out of tho State. Ileisevidontly apropor person to go abroad under Grant's ad ministration. Ho is a truo represen tative of tbo party in powor, but not of tbo American pooplo. Wo want .. tbo Germnns to understand that. Ho ; is as devoid of moral integrity as a ' toad, is of tallow. JTatlonal Hnr. Tho scrutinizing oditor of the Now Tork Sun bas complotoly dovolopcd . another "Christian Statesman." ' This . time it proves to bo that verdant, long laced deacon, from Now Jorsoy, Sena- tor Frolinghuyson, a "butty" of Col- fax, Patterson k Co. Although not caugn, in theUroditMobiliorrobbory, ho seoms to be as rogardloss of truth and moral integrity as tho brothroq named. Tho editor of tho. Sun some time , ago stated that Sonator F.kopt bis son at tho national capital as his pri rate secretary, and that the son, like bis father, drow bis pay out of the JDnltod StatoB Troasury. This tho Sonator doniod, and through tho col umns of tbo Newark Advertiser pro- nonncod tbo editor of tho Sun a libel lor, and in a christian way demanded satisfaction. This Mr. Dana has givon by publishing two of the boy's reooiptu, which he copied out of tho oxponso ac counts of tho Unitod Stntcs Senate. thus proving conclusively that while the son bas boon doing up bis father's .privato business be was drawing his pay oat of the Troasury, and that at the rate of seven dollars and fifty cent) "per day Wo should say that that is .pretty good wsgos for a boy whose parents "revol in wealth." , We would " like to know what difforonee thoro is ' botwoon highway robbory and this Frelinghuysen plan of obtaining other . people's monoy . This croaturo. Fro. linghayson, is the administrator of Humn.r'a Civil Rights DV.l, and it is roported that he has prayed . three times a day for Its passage ovor since the Plymouth Rook Statesman loft .thia. mundane shore. If his efforts prove as .uoocss.ul in this matter as Id depleting the Treasury, that bill Will yot bocomo a law, although scores of Radicals are shaking in their boots. The Vrant-Jonet Fittattttat Polity, "Tho govornmont" has boon elabor ating itsolf through Jones, in financial mattors, roconlly, Homo Congross mon bavo takon umbrugo, charging tbo.Premdont, in mi unkind way, of dictating to the representatives of tho peoplo. Well, all wo havo to eay is, that if Congress does not do some thing sonniblo vory soon in a financial way, tho country will drift Injto ovor. wholming bankruptcy. Tbo Prosidont is more than half right in his views, and that is moro than can bo said in support of tho mis erable policy pursued by Congross. Tho viows of tho former aro worthy of discussion, and we thoroforo lay bis propositions boforo our. readers, whether thej omanato from Jones or Grant. Any policy is bolter than tho prosont ono, which is crushing out all entorprizo, and doubling up salaries and taxes : I. "I believe it a high and a plain duty to re turn to a apeoio baaia at the earliest practicable Jar, only in compliance with legislative and party plodgos, but as a Hep indiepeiteibU lo fail ing! national proeperitjf." t, "1 boliore, further, that lie time hat corns win tiia con be done, or at east team, with leaa embarraasment to every branoh of Industry than at any future time, after reaort has been bad to unatable and temporary expedient to atimulate unreal praperity and spocuhuion on bnaoe other than ooln the recognised mouium of exohango throughout the oouituerolal world." I. " teeafot like lo A rjol fender cianae, lo called, repealed; the repeal to take etfiot at a future time, any July 1, 1875 j tbla would onum all oontraeta made after that date, for wagea, Bales, etc., to be eatimated in coin.11 4. "I would like to ace a proviiion that at a died day, any July 1, Wo, tbo currency iiiued by the United State abould be redeemed in coin on preaontation to auy aaaiitant treaaurer, and tkat all the currency to redeemed eAaff b canceled and neeer retimed. To effect thia it would be necoasary to autboriae the iiauo of bonda payable in gold, bearing auoh lntoreat aa would command par in gold, to be put out by the Troaaury only in auoh auma aa ahould from time to time be needed for the purpoao of repemption." x 0. "I would furthor provide thai from and after the date fixed for rodciuption, no .ills, whether of national nanus or or tne United Htutca, returned to Ike JVeaittrjf lo be exchanged or ne bill; Wd be replaced by billl of leee denomination than ten dollar; and that in one yoar after reaumption all bills of less than fire dollars ahould bo withdrawn from circulation ; and In two yoars nil billa of less than ton dollars abould be withdrawn," 6. "J vonld proeitt an excess of rseenue over current espoidifuru. I would do this by rigid economy, and by taxation where taxation can best bo borne. Increased revenue would work a con stant reduction or debt and interest, and would provide coin to meet demanda on the Treasury tor the redemption of its notes." f. "All lazes aler redemption beijine ekonld be paid in coin or failed Stain notes. Thia would force redemption on the national banks." Mimed. Tho now financial compromise bill, which passed the United Stales Senate on Thursday last, by a voto of 32 yeas to 23 nays, was defeated in Congress, on Saturday, by yens 108, nays 1 10. This is probably the ond of finance legislation for this session. Those, thoroforo, who have boon so cagoriy looking to Congross for roliof must go to work and help thcmsolvos. Tho Phil adelphia Press rejoiced at tho passngo of tho bill by the Sonato, and con tinues as follows: It Is given out, as If by authority, that If It paaaos the llouso, the President will certainly veto it. This eeems probable enough, fur a man who could consciously sketch such a financial policy as that laid down in tho memorandum sent to Mr. Jones, oould not wholly approve thia oompromiie measure, with its expansive features and gradual approach to resumption. A largo majority ol the House are unquestionably favorablo to the bill, yot there ia a possibility that they may timidly voto againat it, rather than face another veto and the consequent danger of party disruption. If, aa now seems probable, the President should decide to veto this bill, and refuse even a measure of relief to the people, the duty of their represen tatives in Congross is dear. Tboy nruit rescind their resolution of adjournment and continue in aosaion, and send bill after bill to the l'reiident until they secure a autlioient majority to override hia veto, or convinoe him that tne purpoao of the people is unalterable, and that more is to be gained by heeding their voice than liatening to tiie flattering tale whispered la hia ear by a gen tleman who represents nothing but a ailver mine. Congress must ool. lie who hesitates Is lost, and so it will be with these Congressmen. The coun try may Buffer for a while, ita industries stagnate, and ita laborera hover en the brink of starvation, but there are elections,those occasions for alii jing the stamp of popular disapproval upon adminis trative policies, and the ballot, which is the in strument of the poople'a revenge. Oft-told tales tire the hearer, particularly when be is familiarised with them by dally experience. There ia no neoeasity for again going over the painful ohaptcr of our last year's history, nor for recounting the wrongs that have been indicted npon this afflicted people. Hot the nation seoi with regret, if not with indignation, a represen tative of the money-chargers the chief counsellor of the I'rcaident,and the prominence awarded him in thia discussion. It Is like aililln inmit i in. jury, and it will roquire more than Christian for- oearance to abide lu The Press does not now "support tho govornmont" so vohomontly as it did some years ngo. Then it was n crimo to oppose it, now it's a virtue We Rise to Kxilain. We have bo fore us at least half a dozen communi cations recommonding, in an oluboralo manner, certain parties ibr various offices to bo filled this full. This piece of political slratagy wo havo always condemned. It never did tho party any good, and it novcr will, and we doubt its propriety. It doos not im prove tho Democracy of any man or his candidate, to moroly labor for the interest and success of an individual at tho expense of tho parly, and such wo pronounco all efforts of this kind. Let candidates or thoir friends for them announco thomselvos in tho usual way, and nt tho proper time; ttion no ono can tnko offonso, and iln interosls of the party will bo far hot tor subserved and ncindividntil'scluims can be injured by such n course Poor France. This amateur lie public is having'n stormy time of it, and wo shall not bo astonished lo learn nt any rnomont that tho Republio lias boon transformed into nn Empire again. Tbo govornmont is just now ongnged in suppressing nowspnpors for publishing tho truth, which socms to bo as unpulatablo to Frenchmen as it was to loyalists in this country, ton years ago. . Gonoral Fits John Portor, who was dismissed from tho army during the wor, upon tho finding of a prejudiced board of officers, for nllogod treason, able, pruotiocs, has ovor since boen trying to got a now trial, and hits pro duced such ovidonoo as has convinced evory ono who bas read it that groat injuslico has boon dono him by the vordict which was rondorod In his case. AH hnvo wondorod why tho Prosidont has stubbornly rofusod to givo a fol-luw-ofllcor an opportunity of proving his innoconco, and no ono lias been ahlo to explain tho reason of it. Tho World thinks thut Grant's obstinacy in this manor is accounted for at last. Gonoral and Mrs. Pono woro nmona tho fow- persons snocinlly invited by him to attond bis dauirhtor's weddlnrr A vindication of Porter would bo the condemnation of Pope tho Presi dent'! friend. Itichardton a Judgt. Mr. Richardson, who has just Leon oxpollod from tbo Tropsury Dopart mont by tho unnnimous vordiot of the most important oommittce. of the llouso of Representatives as uttorly "unfit to have chariro of that Depart ment," and as nt loast a' blind if not a witting and consonting party to the systomntio "robbory" of tho Troasury, was on Monday a wook nominated by Prosidont Grant to tho senate lor con firmation as a judgo of tho Court of titiims ol tho Unitod olatos. A moro delihornto insult has novor boon offer od by a Prosidont of tho Unitod States to the Amorican Sonnto and tho Amcricun pooplo. If Mr. Richard son hnd been Impoaohod by the House of Representatives, and found guilty ot tho charges made against him con. jointly with bis Associato Socrotary Sawyer, and with tho Solicitor of the Treasury BunQold, bo would havo boon rondorod "incapablo of holding any ollico ol profit or honor untlor the Unitod States Government." That he was not prcsontod for impoach mont by tho ( ommittoo, which unani mously found him, conjointly with bis subordinates, guilty of practices do sorving impoachmont, is duo, as tbo Committco explicitly say, to the faot. and to tho faot alone, thut it bas not yot boon posslblo to asoortain accu. ratoly whetbor it was ho or the Assist' ant Socrotary or tho Solicitor who bore tnlno witnoss boforo the Committoo. And the Prosidont of tho Unitod Slates now asks tho Sonate to soat upon a judicial bonch, having jurisdic tion ovor oliiims against tho Troasury, a porson who has boon protected from criminal impenchmont for misconduct in tho lroasury only by tho impossi. bility on tbo part of tbo Committco of being quito Buro whether ho has borne fulso witnoss himsolf or actod in concert with othors who have borne fnlso witnoss I Is it possiblo to con. coivo of a man of honor and of com mon bonosty accepting such a nomi nation in such ciruuniBUncosf Is it possiblo to conceive of a man of honor and ot common honesty conforing sucn a nomination in such circum stances? New York World. ' Yob, Mr. World, all thoso things havo happened. " Sonator Brownlow, of Tonn., has written a second letter on tbo Civil Rights bill, in which ho roileralOB tho odjoctions to it. Ho calls tho soction providing for -mixed schools "an op pressive and abominablo usurpation." WANTED. By the Cloarflold Ex eeUior Cant llouk Company, Wood for 10,000 CANT HOOK HANDLES, of boat quality hard Suf?ar, split to aiia. For in formation inquire at tba Toba?eoaQ4 Hpgar Store or ijunmrj alkx. watson. E XUCUTOR'S MTICE.-Notice ia bere- j by given that letters testamentary havini been granted to the undersized on the estate of K. I. Mi'MAHTKItS, deceased, lata of Chest township, Clearfield county, Pennsylvania, all pcraona indebted to said estate are reqoeated to make Immediate payment, and these havinn claims against the same will preseut them duly aumenueaiea tor sotlleuicnt. JOS. It. MiETH, Executor. N. Washington, June 17, iSW.-ot VI ) M I I ST R A TO l ! N I )TI t K. Not ice is herebv given that letters of administration I). J!. N. C. T. A. on the estate of JOAB KIUKR, dee'd, late of Covington township, Clearflold Co., having beon duly granted to the undersigned, ail persons Indebted to said estate will please make payment, and those having elaims or demands will present thorn properly authenticated for set tlement. VtlLLlAM KIDKH, JunWSt ' Administrator. CAUTION. Ail persons are hereby caution ed against purchasing or in any way nied dling with the following property, now in nossos sion of Cornelius Crowel, of Graham township : l Dlaca stamen, 1 sot dontilo harness, 1 plow and I narrow, as the same belongs to me and ia sub- jeot to my order. 'junel7-3t T. Ia. FORCEY. T UJACIIEKS WANTED. The School Director! f the borotijrh of Clear 6 eld (tire notice that tiiiiltaationf will bo roeeired from teacher, for tho various department! in the public ffhooti or laid boroagb, until Augufu itmh, 111. At least four teaoberi will be re quired. None but the bot will be accepted. The I'rinclpal muit bo nan of experience, with ft tuorougn education, ana able to toaen tho lan guage! if Decemarjr. Liberal wagm will be paid. uj oruor 01 tne noara, K10 WM. M. McCULLOUGII, Sec'y. pUBLIO SALE Of VALVMiLB TOWN PROPERTY t Tho Pchool Director! of the borouih of Clear field will oifnr at puhtie out-cry, on Friday, the Jd flay ol July, iti , at l o'clock, f. ., in aaid borough, two Iota, known In the plot of laid borough ai lota Nor 122 and 128. The Ant ii lituato on Pido street, and bai a two-story brick building thereon erected, known as tho "Town II nil" school building. The second is situate on Cherry street, and has a one-story frame building thereon erected, known as tho Old Mothodiit Church" property. These lots are Tcry deii ruble ettber lor business locations or private residences. Term made known on day of sale. Ily order of the Board, "join WM. II. McCULLOUUH, Seo'y TXECUTIUX NOTICE Notice Is hero X J by givr-n that loiters Utttamnntary on the citato of liKNKY HWOUl'K, dooeased. late of Ilrady town hip, Clearfield county, 1'enn'a., having beon duly granted to the undorsigned, all persons Indebted to said estate will please make pnyment, and those having elaims or demands will present tbcio properly authenticated for si tlcmont. HA It All JA.NK SWOOPR, Kieeutrix. Luthersborg, June 10, 1R74.-01 , XECi;T(8 KOT1CE.-Not.ce is hr J by given that letters testamentary bavins: be.-n granted to tho subscriber on tho estate of SIMON bTAN LK i, doeoasod, late or tiulich township, Clearfield county, 1'ennsylvanla. all persons Indebted to said estate aro requested to make Immediate payment, and those having olaimi against the same will present them duly authenticated for settlement. I10AZ ALEXANDER, 111 Hob, Juno 10, 87Ot. K i rutor. CAUTIOlf-AII persons are hereby notlfled not to purchase or tneddlo with the following property, new in possession of Bartholomew Hod din, ris i One Cook Htove, one Organ, lot of Car. net. Tablo, Clock, set of Chairs, Cupboard. Iron kettle, four lleds and nodding, Parlor Ktove and Hewing Msohine, as the same was purehasod by mo at Sheriff's sale, and is only left with the said Bartholomew lludilin, auljeet to my order at any time. fiAMl l-.l, MrUUMI. iNvw WaihlngUm, May SU, lH74-jolO-3t TAMES K. WATSON k CO., J RliAL EfTATR nilOKERS, CI.KAKPIKLD, I'ENN'A. Houses and Ofllees to let, Collections promtply made, and flrst-olass Coal and J-'ire-Clay Lands and Town property for snlo. Olllce in Western Hotel llullding (2d floor), ftecond Ht. mylS7sy IIIIKY t IIHIMT, Hueoessors to KR.VDUH i CO. rpo TIIUSK INTERFSTRD IN TUB rilll. X CMAHB OP A BTIUCTLY PURE EYE WHISKY, Tot Medicinal Purposes we offer JlnIIey'n lure Itye, Priee tl to tt per gallon, and will ship it pack age to suit purcbaaera. We also handle largely a COPPER DISTILLED WHISKY, Prlc, from 11.80 to,l.T5. We Import FINE WINES, BRANDIES AND GIN, And aro also manufacturers of v4 DR. 8TEVEIt'S TONIC HERB BITTERS. Bend for price list. 1IUEY & CHRIST, apr.2J-flm 121 North Third St, Philadelphia. 1 U. S. Marshal's Sale. By trlrtn. of lundry writs ef Fieri iCefas. Is sued out of the Circuit Court of Ihe Unliad Slates for the Western District of feanaylfank, and to me dlreoted, I will expose to publie eats, at the uusiom jtoase in tne uity ol riiisitirgn, on TUKHDAY, JULY Uth, 1H54, at 10 olock A. U., .11 the right, title, interost and el a pi (being an nnditlded one-third) of Hubert Oabarn of, In and to the following deseribed treats of (and, sit uate partly In the townships of Huston fnd Ilra dy, In the county of Clearliold, and part in the township of Washington, in the oounty If Jcfler aon, bounded and desorlbud as follows, ia i ; 1st. llegiunlng at an old hemlock tbrnor on line of warrant number four thouaand tloe hun dred and ninety-eight (431IB) thenoe alng tract line south eighty-nine degrees east (ij 8IC e.), four bundrod end twenty-lire nerehea ( S5 per.). to a maple thenoe along tract line owarrent number three thousand fire hundred anl ninety three (liilS), south one-half dogma wt (s. SIM w.), four hundred and twenty percheiiltiO p.) to postt thenoe along line of warrant number one thousand nine hundred and slghtv-,lgb north eighty. tine and one-fourth dugtel west (n. 89 lb' w.l fonr hundred and thirty two and three-tenths perches to a beech (4:.D pi on line of warrant number (bar thousand three pundrod and ninety. nln. (43110) t thenoe along Ilia of aaid warrant, north throo-iuurtha of one dot re, eaat in. 46' e,), three hundred and fourteen porohea 314 p.) to a blocked homlock ; thence nifth thro egreea twenty-Are minutes east (n. " J' e.) one hundred and eight perohes (108 p.), lo hem lock and plaoa of beginning. Containing tie thou aand one hundred and thirty-two aoroa 11131 a.) and known aa warrant three thouaand Ivo bun drod and ninety-two (No. ai2). Wbesson la a large quantity or valuable while pine, bcmloek and other Umber. Sd. lleglnnina at a beech, eorner of trant nuni bor three thousand nr. huudrod and ainely-two (IS02) abote described: thenoe south eialitv-nine and one-fourth degrees east (s. 80 IV .), four nunared and thirty-two and three-tenth porches (432.) p.) to a posteornerol traota numbers 1602. 1003, 1584 and 1088 1 thenoe along line of tract numoer tnree thousand nve liundroj jail eighty. tour (Jao4j aouttt three-lourtha of a vree'weet (s. 46' w.) one hundred and aeventy-twu perchea (17S p.) to noat eorner; thenoe alvng line uftraot number two thouaand and nine (2000), north eighty-nine degrees woat(n. e0 w.) four hundred and thirty-four and nve-tonth porohoa (4:14.6 p.) to a poat ; tnonce nortn one ana one-Aau uegroea eaat (n. 1 10' e.) one hundred and eerenty and one-tenth perohes (170.1 p.) to beeob and plaoe of beginning, eoutalning four hundred and elxty four and aixty-eight-one-bundredtba acres (464.08 a.), and known aa warrant nuinher one thourand nine hundred and elghty-ebjht (1018.) Whereon is a large quantity of while pine, bemlock and other timber. 3d. Beginning at a poll eorner of tract num bered one thousand nine hundred and eighty eight (10SS) i thenoe along tho same south eighty nine degreoa east (a. 80" t.) four hundred and thirty-four and nve-tcnths perches to post on line of traot number three thousnod.fire hundred and eighty-four (8684), thenoe along tract number three thousand tire hundred and eighty-foar (.tifil), and balance of traot number two thouaand and nine (1000), south three-foarths of a degree weat (a. 46' w.) three hundred and ninety-eight perohes (308 p.) to a poat on line of traot number twenty-aeren (27); thenoe north forty-one degrees Bfty-Bre minutes west (n. 41 66' w.) forty-two (42) perehee to a hemlook ; thence north eighty eight west (n. 88 w.) two hundred and Ire perches (206 p.) to an elm thenoe north tblrty-two de grees woat (n. 32 w.) nfty-seren perches (67 n.) to pine, eorner of traot number thirteen (11); thenoe along the same north thirty-eight degrees 6 fly minutes west (n. 38 60' w.) two hundred and twenty-aeren porohea (227 p.) lo a hickory ; thenoe north one degree Ave eeoonds west (n. 1 6" weat) eighty-aerea perchea(7 p.) to a maple; thenoe north forty-five and three-fourtba degreoa weat (n. 46 46' w.) thirty-one and si i-ten lbs perehee (31.0 p.) to a beech thenoe north one de gree eaat (n. 1 e.) thirty-three perches to post and place of beginning, containing eight hun dred and sixteen acres and fifty-six one-hundredths 810.58 a.) and being a part of warrant number two thousand and niae (2000). Whereon Is a quantity of hemlock timber, being the same pro perty which Juno lJuboiie, by deed dated March 10th, lbtx, and recorded In the office fur the re cording of deeds ia and for the county of Clear field in Deed Ilook Tol. KF, pages CO and 81 granted and conveyed to Robert Osburn, A. P. Ileum and John Carrier, . All the interest of said Osburn ia the traot or piece of land adjoining the above, bounded and described as follows, vis; 4th. Beginning at a pin en the west side of tract number two thousand and nine (2O00); tbeooe south twenty degrees west (s. 20 w.) one hun dred and eight perches ( IUH p.) to a pine; thence north furty-live degrees west (n. 4o w.) throe hundred aod twenty perches to a birch ; thence south sixty-five degrees weat (s. 85 w.) thirty two perchoe (12 p.) to a pine ,- thence south thirty eight degree, weat (e: 48 w.) one hundred and forty perebea to a piue (140 p.); thenoe eouth cor-enty-two (72) porohea to a hemlock ; thence aouth 'eighty-lire degrees west (a. 86 west.) one hun dred perehee (100 p.) to aa ash ( thenoe north one hundred and sixty and six-tentba perchoe (180.6 p.) to a pine ; thenoe east thirty-three and eight tenths (33 8) perchea to a maple; thenee north sixty-fire degree fifteen minute, (65 16') east two hundred and eighty-two (22) perehee to a aogar tree ( tbenoe south forty-five and three fourthe degreoe (45 46') east sixty-two (62) perchea to a maplei thene, aouth one degree lire tuloutee (1 6') east eighty-eeven (87) perebea to a hickory l thenee eouth thirty-eight degrees fifty minutes (38 60') eaat two hundred and twenty seroa (227) perch,, lo a pin at th, plaoa of be ginning, containing Ire hundred and twenty-one acres, and being part ol warrant Ho. 13. Whereon ia a small quantity of timber, of dif- ferenf kinds, a two-story frame building, usod as a tavern, and several frame shanties, usod by railroad hands. Seised and taken in execution as the property ot ivooen tisourn, at me suit ot me t irst Nation al Bank of Wellsvllle, Ohio, and ethers. JOHN HALL, U. 8. Marshal. Pittsburgh, June 17, 1874,-lt. rpOWNSUIP SKTTLEMENT.i I Annnal report of the Auditors of Brady townanip tor iB7w . DAVID BEAMS, Treasurer of aaid townshin. in acoount with th, funds of said district fur the year ending June 1st, 1874: (SCHOOL, nxaroa. To amount of tax assessed (3,227 12 To cash from former treasurer 141 08 " , " county " 5(;6 28 " " collector of 182 141 71 " " other sources, HS 2 To amount of Htata appropriation 297 14 caantroR, By orders radoemod.. 12,676 00 By ami paid for fuel.. 1110 00 By ami paid for repairs 80 18 By amt paid for stoves. 70 07 By abatement to taxpayers, 76 22 By treasurer's percentage. .. 80 87 By axon., col. of 1871 63 71 " " 1871 lot 04 By secretary's salary. 80 00 By amount uncollected 11 10 Balance due from treaa'r... 1,101 06 Total. ....4,470 26 4,470 25 ROAD. ' nxBToa. To amt of tax assa,d for 1871. 12,180 60 To amt back lax du, for 1872 221 81 cRamrnn. By work on road, by oittsens.12,001 10 By exoneratiene 11 II By serrieea rendered. 10 86 By other vouchers ... 16 01 By percentage all'd eitisena. 1 02 Balance due townahlp 820 84 Total.. .12,381 41 12,301 41 POOB. panroit. To amt of tax aasessod for 1871 $1,280 73 To proceeds sale of Wearer's goods. .-. 17 00 To auit of other receipts 60 00 cnantTOR. ' By vouohers redeemod (821 60 By percentage for receiving. , 26 03 By percentage fur paying..., 24 61 By exonerations 10 60 Bal. in treasurer', hands.. 465 87 Total l,Ho7 7.1 tl,,157 7: We, the undersigned township Auditors, hurt ing examined the receipt, aud voucher, of the District Troasurer, certify the foregoing to be a true and oorreot statement of the Hehoul, Road and Poor funds of Brady township for 1873. . J. A. TKKPK, CllllIHT. K Oil It, f ' DAN1KL RISIIKL, AfTKSTt ' . Auditors. J4oo W. Conr, Town Clerk, jel7-li Luthersbnrg, June I, 1874, COALDELiVKIlED. rwilfdo. liver the celsbrnttd "l.aniberry Coal" to any point in Clearfield borough, at the lowest market rales. All orders left at Alox. Watson's Tobacco and Cigar store will he promptly filled. JAMKtJ M0KAN. Clearfield, Jane 10, l74.-8te I7IOR stAI.F..-Tbe undersigned offer, for . tale a valuable town property la the borough ot Clearfield. Lot 86x186 feet, with a good two story plank house thereon erected, with three rooms down stain and four bed rooms up Blalra. Also, sewing room and bath room on eoeoud floor. jivum nnisnea complete trom cellar to attto. (loud double porch and good water. Price rea sonable and payments casv. 20aug71 WM. M. HcOULLOUQH. STAYED. From the- premUos of theSnnderslgned, In Clearfield, on or about the Id dayvr June, a medium deed red cow, having the lipsVjf her herns cutoff. Any la for- n. kt ;,.n nt kn. .roveahotil. will V,. , V. n L 1 1 - ocired at thU omoer O. W. ELUKRTY. $m &Mrt.rattttiJ. OOK OUT FOR THH i : BIO NIOI V v; L T.i -J,: HUBBARD & CO, . DBALKUS IN r ... STOVES & RANGES, ; AND MANIIPACTI'IIKHB OP . ' Tin, , . , ; Silent ron & Copper Wurc : PLUMBERS k CAS FITTERS, Near Market Hlrcet, Clearfield, Will km on hand all tha best Cook Stoves, Ranges, Heating Stoves an,d Vurnae,, In the market, ainon, which we mention the Argand Kange, Victor Cook, Diamond Hlale and Eclipse, all or which for beauty ot aesign anu cneapnes, cannot be surpassed in the market. Ail of onr Ktores we warrant to give entire satisfaction, or the Htore can be returned In ten days. Old stovos takon in part pay for new ones. We keep on hand all of the latest aod best HEATING STOVES AND It ANGES. Particular attention ft aid Urtlm rpalriug of all kinda ol Btor ea, itangot ana rurnaco. TIN WAltE. Of oar own man a fan to rr, of all klndi, which whiflh will ba aolil ehoap fur eaab, by wholeiate or rttail. All our wara li maile oat ofoD aod two oroaa tin, and warranted to bo juit ai wo iTproicnt It. '4 Tin Roofing and Spnullii? dune at short nolica and on most reasonable terms, and repairing neatly and promptly exe cuted. PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING dono and all jobi warranted perfect. Will kwp on hand tiaa Fiiturea, of all kiodi, and fit up hnuiai with KanRri, Itnih lloilen, hath Tuba, Hhower Hatln, M'aMi Standi. Sink and Water CloU. Partita w lulling anytbiojr, dona in our lino will do well tn Riiro ui a call, aa wo aro deform ined to ploart all la rogard to prieo and atylt of work uanibip. T. J. lloubard will peraonallj aaper intend all work antruated to oar oaro. Jane T. J. 1U UHARD k CO. T yQ FARMERS ! And all Persons who wish to do the Labor bf Ten Men . By ono man and tho Inr astment of a few dullara in machinery, wo offer Woods' & The Kurkryc Mow ers, which have atood the test of twonty years, in which time there has been moro of those ma chines made and aold than of all other machines combined, in the I'nited Btates. The Woods' machine took the flret prise al Vienna, Austria, in eompetition with all the machines of the world. Wo also sell tbe Ithioa, llagerstown and comley IM1' H.MES, all warranted to be made of the best material and if they do not do their work right, we will take them bock and refund the money. We also sell BPHOITS R1IEAR AND MKI.LIS' HARPOON FOltKS, PULL1E8, Ac TIIIUXlllNfJ MACIIINFH, of all kinds, but mostly Ellis i Hodman's one horse tread. BUCKEYE GRAIN DRILLS, CIDER MILLS, FANNING! MILLS, and all ether machinca In our line. Two ear loads of machines just receivod. Io not fall to call. M. If. ullUWN BHO. At Meat Market, on Market street, Clearfield, Pa. June3:74 rpiIE SUPERIOR MOWER & REAPER I slitKtr POWER t SIMPLE, NOISELESS, DURABLE. The subscriber feel, contdent that thi, ma chine I, adapted to the want, of Ihe farmers of ciearneid oounty, and would rvspectiuiiy ask them lo examine it before baying a machine. noitSR HAY FORKR AND RAKES, ORAIN DKILL8, TIlllKHMINc) MACHINES, etc. Petorlptive pamplflta frca. JOSEl'll II. RIRK, Affnnt, Juna10-St LutheraburR, Pa. CURLEY & CALDWELL, DXit.XXB IX Agricultural Implements, 1 BIOLKR STATION, PA, We are agents for Ihe "Champion" Reaper and Mower coinhined, the Pratt Horse Hake and Camming,' Fodder Cutter, as well as for all kinds of Mtoves and Heaters. Hamples alway, on hand for examination. Call on or address us at Willininsgrove, Clear Held county, Pa.- junotO-lm JRATZEU k LYTLE, AUENTS IN CLEARFIELD COUNTY FOR T.O KILT, A11I',S Celebrated Brands of Smoking & CliCMln Tobaccos. W, are enahlod lo wholesale to dealori through out the county at city prices. MlA l.r.M l.TTIiB, Jr3 74 tf Clearlleld, Pa. NOTICE. Tho Park la in condition for horn training and pleasure driving af ternoons, ana can ne used tor sucn purpose, un til th, 21st of June, when pleasure driving will eaase until after th, races, Hhooling, gaining and raciag are strlolly for bidden in the Park. Also, entering by climbing th. fences, and pulling off palings, boards, Ma ples, Ac. Partlea discovered in any of the above acts will he punished according to law. Ily or der of tho Onloora of the Park Association. junel-lt UKO. K. ROUACKKK, Pres't. CAUTION, All persons an hereby oentloned not to pure hose or In any way meddle with one Sorrel jiorae, one black Horse, two Cows and one Heifer, left by me In the possession of my Hia, Joseph B. Hothroek, of Morris township, aa they remain my property and are left with him subject to my order. JOBhTH HU1UUOCK. Jel-lt LEONARD HOUSE, (Near the Railroad Depot,) CLIARPIELD, PA. A sharo of nubile natroaatfa Is resnactfullr io- Ilcltcd. , 4:1674 B. B. ROW. Prop'r. s IIAW HOUSE, ! ' ( ( (Cor. of Market t Kront strsets,) CL8AKPIELD, PA. The undcrslirned having taken eharae of this llulol, would respectfully solloit nublie patronage. ooii to it, nfiVf iun rtiiArt, WASHINGTON IIOU8E, NEW WA8IIINUTON, PA. This new and well furnished house has been taken by the undersigned. He feels eonfldont of being able to render satisfaction to those who may tavor nim witn a oall. May 8, 1872. 0. W. DAVIS, Prop'r. M ON TOUR IIOUIE, 1 ) j 11! f J . ) ' Opposite the Court House, LOCK HAVEN, P E.N N'A. Jel4 71 HAIJSEAL jTkROM, Prop's. TROCKERIIOI'-P HOUSE, BKLLEFONTB, PA., D. JOHNSTON A SONS, oct25'71 Proprietors. IOYD HOUSE, J . Main Street, . PHILIPSUCKd, PKNN'A. Table always supplied with th, best Ihe market allorus. The traveling public ia Invited to call. novl71. llOUKUT LOYD. THE MANSION HOUSE. Corner of Sooond and Market Street,, l'LEAHI'II.1). PA. THIS old aad eommodlou. Hotel hae. during th. past year, been enlarged to double lu former capacity for the entertainment of stran gen and auasta. Th. wh.nl l..,li.iiH. i i refurnished, and th. proprietor will spar, no P"" " r.noer nil guest, comfortable while staying with him. Mr-The '.Manilnn Hon.." nn.lk... . and from th. Depot on the arrival and departure v, -tu usie. UUUllllKKIY. apr(l-70lf Proprietor. A LLEGUENY HOTEL, tmaraei nu, 001. r-econd and Third,) T I. . ...i.. it i , 4., .uuniiucr oaring ocoome proprietor or thi, hotel, would reepoetfully ask a liberal share af nublie rtatronn. l''i'71 OEOKUB LEIPOLDT. SUSQUEIIANXA HOUSE" CUHWliNSVILLE, Clearfleid eounty, Penn'a. Thll Old and Well eStalililhed lintel luanlirll situated on the banks of tbe Susquehanna, in the uuruugn 01 kurwcnsviiie, nas been leased ror a term ol year, by th, undersigned. It has been entirely relittcd, and Is now open4o Ihe public generally and the traveling community In ttar. ticular. No pain, will be spared to render guests cumionaoi won. tarrying at this house. Ample niaonng room lor tne accommodation of teams. Charges moderate. Sept. 21, l70-tf. ELI BLOOM. Down I Down II THE LAST ARRIVAL AND OP COURSB THE CHEAPEST 1 A Proclamation against High Prices? WB are now ojreoing up ft lot of the beit ind moat iojuKnbl Ooodi ui Warei aver offered in tbil market, nd it prices that remind ono of tho food old dyw of cheap thtngi. Thou who lawk Uiin npon tiav point, or dceui onr allt- g ntioni luperouout, ncea but 11LL 1ST OTIC STOllE, Corner Front and Market itretf, Where thT can aee, feel, hear and know for them rivet. To fullr undentand what are ohep C'X'dii tb ia muit be dune. We do not deem it niroesiarr to enumerate and itemiie our itock. It ii enongh for ni to eute tnt We have Everything that is Needed andoonmmad in this market, and at prioee that avtuniin Ouib old and young. . dw20 JOSEPH PHAW A SON. JOHN" TROUTMAN, DEALER IN FURNITURE, n VTTiti:ssi:s, AND Improved Spring Beds. MARKET STREET, NEAR P.O. The anderetjeoed ben Ware to Inform the cltl- teoi of Cieerfield, aod tho publio generally, that he ha on hand a fine Msorlment of Furniture, such ai Wilnut, Cheetnut and Tainted Chamber 8uit, Parlor Huitee. Heelining and Exteniion Chairs, Ladies' and dents' Kaij Chairs, tho I'or fnrated Din ins; and Parlor Chairs, Cane Pruts and Windsor Chairs, Clothes Itars, Step and Exten sion Ladders, Hat Racks, Harubbing ijrnnhps, Ac MOULDING AND PICTURE FRAMES, Looking Qlassei, Cbromns, Ac, which would be suitable for Huliea prcsrnta. dee 10 73 JOHN TROUTMAN, MARBLE AM) STU.E YARD! Mas. S. S. LIDDKLL, Ilarlng engaged In tha Marble business, desire, to Inform ber friend, and tb, pnblio that she haa now aud will koep eonstantlon band a large and well .elected stock of ITALIAN AND VERMONT MAltULK, and Is prepared to furnish to order TOMBSTONES, BOX AND CRADLE TOMBS, MONUMENTS, Curbs and Post, for Cemeterr Lots, Window Bills and Caps, also, BUREAU, TABLE AND WASH STAND TOl'S, lo., to. VejuYenl on Roed street, near tbe R, R. Depot, Clearfield, l'a. Je7,71 1, aoLLOwansa a. tiATta canar H0LL0WBUSH & CARET, BrOOKSELLERS, Blank Book Manufacturers, AND STATIONERS, 218 Market St., Philadelphia. tee,Fapr Flour Sack, and Bags, Foolseap, Utter, Note, Wrapping, Curtain and Wall Taper,. roti24,7U-ljpd The Lightning Tamer. rpilK undersigned are the sol, Agent, In thia X county forth. "North Amertoan (Jalvanised LIUIITNINQ RODS." Those are th. onWsaf. rod, now In us., and era endorsed bj all th. sctentine men in tne eountry. We hereby notify the oitisen. ef th county that w. will put them up a better rod, and for loss money, than la eharged by th. foreign agent, who annnally trarers Ih. eounty and earry off our little oash, asrer to return. ENCOUKAGB HOME LABOIl. Those wishing Lightning Rods erected oa their buildings need but address us by loiter, or call In person. W, will put thsm up anywh.r. In thecounty, and warrant them. The Redsand Futures can b. teen at any time by calling at our store. H. F. BIULER A CO. Clearfield, March SO, 1870. tf c ON KLIN WAGONS! The undersigned haa on hand for aala ai Ibe "Shaw House," Clearfield, l'a,, a lot of the Celebrated Conklln Wagons. whloh he offers on Tory roaeonahle l.rma. The.. Wagons ban a notional reputation, and farmers and all others will do woil to call and examine them. All th. Information desired oonoerning mem win ne furnished witn pleasure. Jolt Ira , R. NKWTON SHAW CI AUTION. All persons are hereby caution J ed not to purchase of meddle with one bay mare and colt, on. oow, one Wheeler k Wilson eowiog machine, one set of blacksmith tools and one set of carpenter tools, now In the possession of A. W. Raymond, of Morris township, as said property beloaga to m. and I, left with him aub Jecl to my crder. Janclv-ft CHRISTIAN UARTLB. w MrtlJMft.t0. G LORIOU8 FOURTH I CLEARFIELD PARK RACES I , " CLKARFIELV, PA, "triMlh.USS July 2d, 3d and 4th, 1874. I'rcmluiiiN, - $2,500 I'inHT DAY-JKIV 2d, PURSE No. 1, $140. For J:l Bus.' Mile heals, beat S In 4. (00 to 1st) 1 10 to 2d (30 a.u 10 stn. PURSE Ne. t. (l.'.O.-rtunninr raoo. Boat J In I, half mile, (l.o lo 1st) (10 to 3d; Cm to oa ; JU to .in. , PUHSB No. 8, (27S.-For :i0 race. Mile heats, best J In 4. (I2i to 1st; (7t to 2dj (U to oa i ,.,o to .in. PURSE No. ft, (liO. Hotel. keepers' purse, for horses that never run in any race. Half mile, Oesl.lnt. 0U to 1st) (tt) to 2d; (30 to SU (20 to 4th. HlitOM) DAV-JULV 3d. . PURSE No. 4, (226. For three miout. race. Mile heats, boat S in 5. (100 to 1st) (00 to 2d ; liu to id m to 4tn. PURSE No. (, (100. Merchants' purse, for horses that never trotted in any race. (tiO to 1st j 4II to 2d i (30 to ii ; 20 to 4th. PURSE No. 7, (.100. For 2:111 race. Mile heats. lo0 to l.t t (00 to 2d t (00 to 3d. PURSE No. 11, (75. Foot race. Best 1 in S fourth mile. (30 to 1st; (20 to Id; (la lo Id; flu to tin. THIRD DAY-JULY 1tlu PURSB No. lO,(2.',0ForJ:55raoe. Mile heats, best S in Ii. (I00 to 1st; (76 to 2d; (it to aa ; to PURSE No. J, So. Running race."- Half mile, best 3 in 0. (120 to 1st ; (CO to 2d; 40toSd (30 to 4th. PURSE No. 8,(626. Free to all Uottinc horse,. Mile heats, best 9 In b. (:00 to 1st; (160 to 2J; 7S to 3d. National Association and Amertoan Jockey Club rules to govern. . Entrance fee 10 per conL, which muat acoom pany all entrira. Any horse distancing tfrc field, or any part of it, snail only D .nutted to nrst premiom. Entries elosa Saturday, Jun. 27th, at (o'clock, P. M. Entries addressed to Oao. E. RoaacKaa, Clearfield, Pa. N. B. Brookrille race, June 17th, 18th an lth, 1874, and the Osoooia races the week follow ing Clearnold racee. -E. A. BIOLKR, Seo'y A Treaa'r. UEO. E. RUUACKER, Presid't. Clearfield, Pa., May 13, 1674. J. IltVIlV, -AT TnE COllNER STORE CURWENSVILLE, PA., WILL SELL CHEAP FOR CASH AND REASONABLE ON TIME, His ntensir. Stock of STAPLE DRY - GOODS, DJRESS GOODS, ' NOTIONS, CLOTHING, NATS, CARPETS, OIL-CLOTIIS, MEAT, FISH, CANNED FRUITS, i BOOTS AND SHOES, WOODEN. WARE, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE, HARDWARE, ROTE, TOBACCO, Ac, Ac. FLOIR, SALT AD PLASTER BY. THE CAR LOAD. Cottage Sets and other Furniture. LUMBERMEN'S SUPPLIES. rLurober and Country Produce taken In oicnange lor gocla al the highest market priee. Curwenarille, Pa., June 8, 1S74. rpiN.WAI.K, STOVES, AND HARDAVAltE ! WATSON, NICHOLS & CO., CURWENSVILLE, YA. Having bought the Hardware Store and Tin ,u, lurinerij ueionging 10 V . A. Uale, w. Intend keeping for aal. everything belonging t. the business, and will endeavor to sell as low for cash as can he bought this side of Philadelphia. At our establishment may be found at all lime. a iuii supply or Shelf and Heavy Hardware, SIIEET-1KON AND TIN-WARE, Cook and Healing Stoves, SIIOE FINDINGS, Nails, Taints, Oils, Glass, Putty, CAi:rENTEi;s' tools, Farming Implements of all Kinds, SCYTHES, . ' SCYTHK-SNATHKS, 0RA1N CRADLES, RAKES, Ao. s.i ir .w ill i7.r.rs, BLACKSMITHS' TOOLS, HORSE SHOES, HORSB-SHOB NAILS, BOLTS, tt. Wood and Willow-Ware, Oil Cloths, die. sr-TIN SPOCTINa H.,.. w, .... , " . , , " - H. " Ol material used. -asBajjsgea . -J01'. NTC1I0L8 00. Curwensvllle, Pa., June 1, 1874. -yiNEQAll BITTEIIS. ' PURELY VEOETABLE. F11EU FKOM ALCOHOL. ' DR. WALKKR'S ;.. , CALIFORNIA VINKGAJl BITTEIIS. Dr. J. Walker's California Vinegar Blttera are nurelT Veretahla t,M..r.il,.n . i. from the native herbs round on the lower rentes fir lha Rium HJ..k..l- . n ... . -. .... -- uuoiiiaios oi vainornia, the uitdicinal propertio. of which ar. estiacled therefrjm without the us. f Alcohol. Th. auc tion is almost ilallv mVH HWk., i. .1 , 7 7 u ins nun Ol tbe unparalleled success of V issoaa BiTTaasI" "i iooj remove me cause or dis ease, and the patient recover, his health. They are the trreat blnr.rl t,,,rls.. ..j - ,,r principle, a perfect Renovator and Inricoralof rtf Ilia aues.ni kf t r B . ... ."r oeiora in tu. bistory of ut-uieme oeeu oorapounded po,. sessina the remar-ahl. n n I li ... , ( t,. Tan. in healing the si ok of every disease nian 1, 4, T .. '. Hn". rurgativa as well as . Tanic. re ev nt (V,,, .--,,, . i.n . tbe Liver and Visceral Organs, in Bilious DIs- Tho properties of Dr. Walker's Ylnnrar Itii. ters aro Aperient. Diauhorelie. (' tricioiu, Lasktire, Iiiuretio, Sodative, Coanler- ouuuniio, AiMrftiiro, ftua Anti-Uilioui. Grateful tliouusdi nroclElm Vin, n;n.M the moit wonJorful Invigomnt llitt cvur luilain cU tho sinking ijitcia. No ncnon en tb i )... . directions and remain long unwell, provided their bones at. not destroyed by mineral poison or other means, and vital organs waated bevond re pair. Bilious. Remittent an.l T.i :., . . - . -- - ....,ui,iiiii rovers, which are ao prevalent in the valleya of our great river, throughout tb. United States, especially those of tha M i..l..lr.l .: ii, .', l, ... . uiiaeuun, Illinois, Tennessee, Camberlaod, Arkansaa, Rod, Colore- v, .....,., ureses, roan, Alabama, Mobile, bavannah, Roanoke, James, and many others with their Test tributaries, throughout our entire' country during the Summer and Autumn and m, ua,.s erasons 01 nonsual heat and dryness, are invariably accompanied by ei tensive derangement, of tbe stomach and liver and other abdominal viscera. In their treatment a purgative, Meeting a powerful influence noon thesa various nmn, 1- -.-.:,, . "o ' .i i.-hj necessarv. b tnwt f" the purpoao equal to Dr. J. Walker a Vina... Mil--. .1 ?.. V . , a .Uvj win speeoily remove tha dark-colored viscid matter with which the bowels are loaded, at the same time atlaalat. r.g the oretions of th. liver, and generally re. storing tho healthy functions of the di.estive organs. - ." Fortiry the body against disease by purifrin. all it, fiuid. with Vinegar Bitter. Neepidcm.. can take hold of a system thus fore-aimed. Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Headache, Pain ia the tSbouldcra, Cougha, Tightneae of the Chest Iliannen, Sour Eructiuns of tbe Stomach, kid Taste in the Mooth. Ililinni l,i..i.. d, ,... m aiiiiuiiion of the Heart, Inflammation of th. Lungs, Fain .. , " "'""eje, and a hundred other painful aymptoms, ar. th. offspriois of Dyspepsia. On. bottl. will prove a better guar ante, of its merit, than a lengthy adTortijemeot. 6crofula, or King's Evil, Whit. Swellings fl eer., Erysipelas, Swelled Neck. Ooltre, Scrofu lou. Inflammations, Mercurial affections, Old Sore,, Eruption, of th. Skin, Sore Eye,, etc. In these, aa ia all other constitutional diseases. Walker's Vinogar Bitters hare ahowa their great curative powera in the most obstinate and in tractable caaes. For Inflammatory and Cbronio Rheumatism, Hout, Bilious, Refhittent and Intermittent Ferers, Diseases of tb. Blood, Lirer, Kidneys and th, Bladder, these Bitters have no equal. Such Dis. aaes ar. caused by Vitiated Blood. Mechanical Diseases Person, engsged ia Paint, and Minerals, such a. Plumbers, Type setters, Uold-beater, and Minora, aa they advance in life, are subject to paralyai, of the Bowels. To guard against this, take a dose of Walker', Vinegar Bittern occasionally. For Klita T.:.-- V ,1 ..... c -- .xup.ivnp, seller, paii- Khcum, blotches, Spot., Pimples, Pustules, Boils, Carbuncles, Ring-worms, Scald, head Sore Eves, Erysipelas, Itch, Scurfs, Discolorationa of'the Skin, Humors aad Diaeaaea of the Skin of what ever name or nature, are literally dug p and carried out of the system in a .hart time hy tbe ose of these Bitters. L Pin, Tope and olhcr Worina, lurking in the jstem oi ao many tnouaands, are effectually de stroyed and removed. No svstem of medicine, no vermifuges, no anthelmintics will free Ih. system from worms like those Bitten. For Female Complaints, In young or old, mar ried or aingle, at the dawn of womanhood or the turn of lite, the.. Tonie Bitters display ao de cided an Influcae. that improvement ia Boon per eeptible. Cleauae the Vitiated Blood whenever you find Its impurities bunting through th. ski. ia Pim ples, Eruptions, or Sores ; cleanse it when yoa find it obstructed and sluggish In the veins; cleans. It when it la foul; your feelings will tell you when. Koep tha blood pure, and the health of th. ayatem will follow. R. 11. Mi DONALD A CO., Druggists and Oen. Agts., San Francisco, Cali fornia, and eorner of Washington aud Charlton streets, New York. Sold by all Druggists and Dealers. octl)7.lv. s TOKE FO'K SALE. We offer to a responsible party our Store at Woodland, Clearfield eounty, l'a., on the Tvrone A Clearfield Railroad, sli miles east of Clearfitld borough. Terms, easy) businoss done, large and profitable. The death of David S. Dubree, a memberof Ihe firm, Is Ihe reason foraclling. Any person desiring a flrst-clssa paying business will find this an opportunity, and by oalling upon lbs undersigned will be satisfied, upon examination or tbe books of th. firm, that what w. represent is correct This is a thriving village, containing two large Flrw-Hrlrk Worka, Steam Saw Mill and heavy lumber Interest, and la In a good farming community. For further information apply by letter or otherwise to KKSSLER A DFBREK. l'hilipatiurg, Pa. JOHN McMATIl, or WM. ALBERT A BROS., Woodland, l'a. We will sell In connection with the above, a one-fourth Interest la the Woodland Fire-llrirk Company, situate on railroad above named, and one mile from the Store. Tbe worka are In opera tion ond doing a good paying business. KESSLEH A Ill'BREK. Je.1-4t Pbillpsburg, Pa. JOOT ANDS1IO OOT AND SHOE MAKING. JOSEPH II. DEKKINll, oa Market street, la Shaw', Row, Clearlleld, Pa., baa Just received a In. lot of French Calf Skin, and Kips, tha best la th. market, and le now prepared to man ufacture everything In hi. line, lis will war rant hia work t. b. aa represented. Th. eltiten, of Clearfield and vicinity srs respectfully invited to glv. him a (all. Work done at short notice. T:1t'.1y N OTICE TOTAY-l'AYKUSt The underlined. Collector of Poor Taiei in Lawrence township, hereby noliflea the tax pavora of aaid lownstnn that taev will save b per cent, on their taxes by paying them oa or before the 4th day or July next. I will be at the Ceart House, in Clearfield, ererv Saturday until tbe above daw. JOSKI'll UWENS, JeJ fit Dlstrirl Treasurer. AliMI NINTH ATOH' NoTlt'R Notice la herebv riven that letters .f admlalatnlloa oa th, oatat. of ii RO. J. YtlAS, deceased, late of II raly township, Clearfield county, Penn'a, having beta duly graaud to th. and.rslgnsd, all p.rsona Indebted t. .aid eetats will pleas, aha immedlst. navm.at. aad thoaa having elaims ar demanda wlB present them properly authenticated for aettlement without delay. J. F. OSWALT, MARGARET VOAS, Jua. 1, 1874-ot AdmJiiUtratora. ,1
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