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garfluaif, ginirnrt, rtr.
SACKGTT & SC1IRYVEK,
HARDWARE,
ud uanufaoturere of
Tin.Coppcr & Sheet Iron Ware,
Beoovd Street,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
tiering largely Inereateu our eio.. -in,
we inrile the publlo to eaemlne oar ftooi
nu pnoee.
Carpenter! end pertont who oontemplate kelld-
TOOLS & BUILDING HARDWARE,
which if ocw end of the belt raaftufaeture, end
will be fold low for often.
KAILS,
GLASS,
rUTTY,
GLUE,
LOCKS,
LATCHES,
HINGES,
SCREWS
All kind of Bench Plane, Saws, Chlieti, Squaree,
Hammr-re, Hatchet, Plumbi and Levele,
Alortiaed A Thumb Ouagei, Ren.li,
Bracea A Bitta, Wood and Iron
ilonoh Sorewe, and the bait
During Machine in tbe
market.
Double and Single Eitt Axe8f
POCKET CUTLERY, 4.
Agents for Burnett's Iron Corn Shelter,
warranted.
Alio, agonU for Rioharda'
GOTHIC FIAJE TOPS,
which .(Tvclueilly cure Smoky Flue.
Farmeri Implement! and Garden Tools of erery
dcicription.
A largo variety of
COOK STOVES,
which we warrant to give atlafaotlon.
Portable itanges and Furnace.
t-ejRoofing, Spooling and Job Work dma on
iraaonahle teruie. All order will receive prompt
attention. June II, 1871.
BIGLER, YOUNG & REED,
tSupcemori to Boynton A Young,)
FOUNDEKS & MACHINISTS
Manufacturers of
f
POETABLE St STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES
Comer of Fourth end Tine Streetl,
( l.i;itl'li:i,n, PA.
HAVINfl engaged In the manufacture of flrlt
eleit MAClllNEltV.weretpeetfullj Inform
the pnblle that we ere now prepared to 811 ell
ordorf nj cheaply end at promptly ff can be done
in auy of tho citlol. We manufacture end doel In
Mulay and Ciroular Saw-Mill
deed Illockl, Water Wheelt, Sherting Pulleye,
OiOord'e Injector, Steera Oaogcf, Steam Wnlitlee,
Oilerf, Tellow Cnpt, Oil Cnpt, Ueuge Ooekf, Air
Cockf, Globe Velref, Check Valvee, wrought iron
Fipee, B'.eain Pumpf, Poller Foed Pumpf, Antl
Frietlon Melrcf, Soap Stone Peeking, Oum Pack
ing, and ell kindt of WILL WORK; together
with Plowe, Sled Solef,
COOK AND PA RLOR STO TES,
and other CASTINGS of all kindt.
ff-Ordcn tollcltcd and tiled at cny prleee
All letterf of inquiry with reference to machinery
of our manufacture promptly ene wered, by addret
tng uf at Clearfield, Pa.
janl'74-tf BIllLKR, YOCNQ A REED.
rpERRA COTTA STANDING VASES,
I , HANGING VASES,
Stove Lining and Fire Brick,
: kept eoBstaotly on bend.
STOXE ADTlRTlio-WARE
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION I
CJIOCKS! TOTSi CROCKSI
Flslier'e Patent Airtight Self Scaling:
Fruit Canal
BUTTER CROCKS, with lids,
CREAM CROCKS, MILK CROCKS,
Al'I'LB-M'TTER CHOCKS,
PICKLE CROCKS,
' FLOWER POTS, PIE DISHES,
STEW POTS,
'And greet many other thine;! too nutneroaf to
meution, to be bad at
' FRED'K. LEITZINGER'S
STONE - WARE POTTERY,
Corner of Cherry and Third Street,
CLEARFIELD, PA. aogS
RlM
FOR SALE BT
II. V. lUglcr A Co.
IRON DOl'DLB-SIIOVEL PLOWS.
WOOD DOUBLE SHOVEL PLOWS. -WOOD
BINOLE-SIIOVEL PLOWS.
IRON CULTIVATORS. '
WOOD CULTIVATORS.
OOWANDA A IRON BEAM PLOWS.
PITTSBURG STEEL FLOWS. .
H AU 1TB BKLLEFONTB PLOWS.
'.' ROBESON'S and THOMPSON'S PLOWS.
jaajr-Shair, for all ol the aboTe Plowe eon
tta'ntly on hand, mylMI
Down I Down 1 1
THE LAST AllillVAL
AND Or COURfiB TUB CIIKAPKHTI
A Proclamation against High Prices?
X1TS are now opening up a lot of th beat and
If noit Malonabl Ugodi and Warea vr
offered in thli market, an at price that remind
on of the Rood old daya of ebeap thlnge. Thna
woo iark una upoa tnu point, or deem oar alle
gation a npcrfluoui, need bat
i.n,L f r am store,
Cornar Front and Market itreata,
Where hfy oan ace, feel, hear and know for then
Hrea. To fully Biiilrrntmnd what areeheap gnoda
tbia muit be done. We do not deem it neeeuarr
to enumerate and Item lie oar atook, U ia anoagh
p.t at to etate that ,
We have Evenrthing that ii Needed
Md oommtfrd In thia market, and at prieei thai
avetsnUh both old and young.
de20 JOSKl-il BI1AW a BOK.
Clearfield Nursery. !
EXCOUBACK EOMK 1NDUSTKY.
'll i uderalgaed, haeiag eiukll.h.d a Kit
I ery oa the 'Pike, about half way between
tleertjeld aad Oarweaetllle, It prepared te fur.
"k .11 .f F K u I T T It e! LS, ( Kaadaid end
.'(.) K.irgreent, Bhr.kb.ry, Or.p Viaea,
l.b.,rtt teitot Blackberry, Strawberry,
and Hub.,,, vinee. Alto, Slbrlea Orab Treea,
tlelne.. am ,;, w,, lilnhark, Ao. ONert
promptly alMM.d te. Addrttt,
... a. . D' WRIOHT.
W. W. Iltffc
WKATSIl A I1KTTM
CLEARF1KLB, PA.,
Are offering, at the eld etaad of 0. L. Road A Co.
their ftoek of goede, eontletlng of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
BOOTS SHOES,
HATS A CAPS, HARDWARE,
4UKENSWARB,
FLOUB, FEED, SALT, 4o., &o.,
At the noil rantonabla ntcs for CASH or In
exchange for
Square Timber, Boards, Sliingles,
OR COUNTRY PRODUCI.
btT'Adraneea made to those ogaged la get
ting out aquar timber en the moat adrantageoaa
term a. pdtljan71
T. A. FLECK & CO.
(Two doore eatt of the Shaw Iloute,)
CI.UAKI'IBLD, PA.
Millinery and Fancy Goods
AND NOTIONS. .
NECK RUFFLINS.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
GLOVES, all kindt and lllel.
COTTON STOCKINGS, nnturpatted kolh ill
quality and eheapnaoe.
WHITE AND 8WISS GOODS, all rerletiet.
CORSETS AND HOOP SKIRTS, of tb'o letett
pattern end lower than tho lowett.
UAIU GOODS, of ell rarletiet.
Call and examine our ttnek before yon buy
eltewbere. Glad to thow eur goodl on all oe
eaiont Our motto It
"SMALL PROFITS 4 QUICK SALES."
"A Nimble Sixpence b Better than a
Slow Shilling."
Re mem er the place onnoalte Moeaon'i. In
Win, Heed ' old aland.
T. A. FI-KCK,
prilU74 A. M UIU.8.
KRATZER & LYTLE,
mask st street,
ciearfield, pa.
Dealert in
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
GROCERIES,
Hardware and Queensware,
'Boots, Shoes, Hate, Caps, ic. ' "
ay-Bhotmaktrt tupplled with LEATHER
and SHOE FINDINGS at reduced rate.
SALT I SALT I SALT I at whelaeale aid
retail very aheap. ..,(
PAINTS, OILS, CALCINED PLASTER, Ac
A liberal diieoant to baildera.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS, CARPETS, WINDOW
SHADES. OIL CLOTHS-lo large ' '
. (uantllilf. , (
FISH, FLOUR, BACON, CORN MEAL and
' CHOP, alweyf en bead. ' , i
J9Al of the abora goodi art parehaeed
eioluairely for eath, aad therefore can and en7f
be fold at cheap at the ehttpeft. aprill-74
A. H. MITTON'S
Haeceaaor to Craln A Mitton.)
New Saddle and Harness
MANUFACTORY,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
TDK dndvFlgned, having bme'd fooma for the
manufacture or all Kind! ot PAUDbr.n, iiak-
NKS8, nod all the latent improvement in Horee
VfirnlakintT Ooodi. la now nrenared to 811 all
ordera at priotM and quality that will nrprtte all
who faror him with a call for the tnnpeetion of fait
work. Ha ia determined to pleaae and hie ex
nerituiee and oWerratien In em tern nnd weitern
oltiea enablee him to IKFY COMPETITION la
the mannfaetnre of (laid, flllrvr, Oreide, Knbber
Corared and Uilt-Lined Mounted
CARRIAGE AND BUGGY HARNESSI
Alto Fine
RIDING AND RACING PADDLES. )
Hie renti and tinrntef being Hint, be will
fell the eeme gradet of work SO per cent, cheaper
than they can be bought in the eaetcrn eitlet.
Repairing and edJuitlngSaddlee, llera.u, Ac,
nctly done, at reeeonable prioea.
Particular attentloa paid to all ordert by mail
or otherwise.'
Cell and fee hit work before buying eltewnero. I
tteyHooma in Irwio'f Store, n.ttdonrtn Key.
.Ion. Store. A. II. MITTON.
Clearfield, Pa., May II, 1S74. .
DANIEL GOODLANDER,
, t 1
Denier la
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
noSIERT & GLOVES, , ,
HATS A CAPS and BOOTS A SHOES,
Tobeeoo, Groaerief and Flth, Nallt, Ilardwara,
Queentware and Glaetwara, Mcn'f and
Boyt' Clothing, Drngt, Peintf,
Otto, School Hooki,
a large lot of Patent Medieinee,
Caadiea, Nutf A Dried Fruit., Cheeee aad Crack
ere, Rook and Rifle Powder,
Flour, Grain and Potatoes,
Clorer and Timothy Seed,
Bole Leather, aloreeeoa, Llnlagf, Binding! and
Thrwd, Hhofmekert' Tool, and
Shoe Fladlngi,
Mo greater variety of goodt fa any ator. In the
eonnty. All for tele Tory low for eaih or country
produee at the Cheep Corner. Aug. 17, H7I.
fiTEW KT0RB VND NEW GOODS
JOS. SHAW & SON
Hay jutt opened
NiV Broaa, on Main 8t., Cumrtaxa, Pa.
lately occnpled by In. F. IBWIN. .
Their ttock eoottali of
m ux (JtXDQDQDSB
. . ......
Gaocum of tht bent quality, )
OuEENSWARi, Boots and Shoos,
and erery article ueoeeearf for '
'ft:, l 1- .' il ,.,Kl
T , ode oomfort. ,
Call and examine, our etock baford pat-
h . ,
ekaalng eleewhere. May 9. lSCO-lf.
CnEAP GROCERIES! J 1 i
LUHRRR CITV, PA.
Tba ladertlgliod aenounMe te hit eld frleade
and petront thai h. hae opened a gnad Irae ot
0H0CKK1IW A PROVIHIllNB at the eM elaaut
af Kirk A Spaoaer, for whlck a. eollelle a llkerei
patranaga. H. W. BPINCKR.
Lumber City, T:, March IS-tf.
J. r. WBATlfl,..
rJIHB LATBIT MOVUI
THE LATEST MOVE!
HARTSWICK & IRWIN'S
DRUG STORE,
To their new building on Scoond Street, nearly
oppotite the ttore of Woavor A Betle,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Where they will continue to annply their old and
M many new eaatomera na may ome, with
rum: mtuus!
CHKMICALS!
PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS,
(Including all new remedial,)
Patent Medicine, PalnU and Oili, (,! and
Patty, 8ehool lleuka, Stationery, Paper,
Acj alao, a full line of Drug- I
giate' flnndriea, Hatr
Ton lea.
Coamettca, Perfumerlea, Toilet Art I plea, Dmihee,
xuiie. oonpi, i'oorci unoia, o., nil or
the boat quality. . f
t i
PURE WISES AND LIQUORS,
for medical A eacramentel purpoaca only, '
Pure White Lead, dtlnra of all hind., Raw and
Roiled Linaerd Oil, Varnlshra, Turpen
tine, Coal Oil, Paint A Varniah
Hrnshe, r'laroring
Eitraeta, f M
Con feet' oner lea, Bird Sord, Spice, ground and
angrouna, 01 all Kimu.
SMOKERS AND CHEWEUS
Will And ear atoek of Chewing
and Smoking Toheeeo, Imported and Do- i
meitio ClKtra, Mnuff and Kiiie-eut to bo of the
very beat prnnda In the market.
LAMPS AND CHIMNEYS,
. AU kinds of GLASS WARE
GARDEN SEEDS, '
Ml'SICAL INSTRUMENTS
aad Maaleal Trimmlngi of every variety.
Having a long exnerieaoe In the bu'ineaa, ud
an axtenaire and wHI aeleeled atoek of medleinea.
we are enabled to nil Phyiioiana' preaeriptiona at
the ahorteat notice and on the moat reasonable
terma, day and night.
HARTSWICK A IRWIN.
Clearfield, Pa., Mav SI, mi-tf.
It
KAD THIS!
FLOUR & FEED DEPOT I
i
The attention af the eitiuna of Clearfield and
vielnity ia directed to the faot that Ooodfellow A
Son are the agenta of M. Niece A Co., and have
Just rveeired a half doien car loada of Flour and
reed, wbieh they oner at the; loweat poeatbie ig
area. A large atoek of A
FLO UK, CORN MEAL. CHOP,
, BUCKWHEAT FLO UK, BUAN, . ,
Potatoea, Shelled Corn, Corn In ear, Ac, Ae.
Particular attention la called to H. Nleoa A
Co.'a brand of Family Floar, which ia the beat is
the market.
Floor and Feed aan and will be eold cheaper
than it oan ha obtained elae where la uiaarocid
eountr.
JeT Store on Market atreet, neat door te Hon.
Alexander lrvin a reatdenee.
UOOUVRLLOW A SON,
janlOtf AgeaUforM-NieeeACa
MARBLE AD STOXE YAED 2
Mrs. S. S. LIDDKLL,'
Hating engaged In the Marble butlneet, diflret
to Inform her frlendi and the public that the hat
now and will keep eonttantly on hand a large and
well .elected ttock of ITALIAN AND VERMONT
MARBLE, and It prepared to firrai.h tp order
TOMBSTONES,
BOX AND CRADLE TOMUS.
... , . MONUMENTS,
Curltt and Poita for Cemetery Lot. W'indow
Sillt aad Caff, aleo, . ' .1
BUREAU, TAR1.E AND WASH STAND
, , . , TOPS, Ac, Ac
t-avYard on Reed ttreel, near the &. R. Dci.ot,
Cleern.ld, Pa. . Je7,7
8AWSI SAW8! 8AW8!
DISTAN'S CROSS-CUT, MILL, DRAG AND
CIRCULAR SAWS. " 1 :
H .Of
Boynton's Lightning Cross-cut Saw.
, ALSO, "'. V
PATENT PERFORATED A ELECTRIC SAWS,
For tale by
cetll,7
II. P. BIGLER A CO.
LEATHER BREAST-STRAl'S
8UPRRSBDED BY
COVERT' PATENT METALLIC
BREAST HOLDrBACK
Made of the best Mallea
ble Iron, and laatlnebed
. . . to the Uamti by the brit
Snap arer InrenUd. ft
la easily and quickly put
on, ana prevenie inn
whipping: of the.horaea
' I ' by tba pole, kot )lalln
In era nut af retialt.
(1
Will laat for yeara. All
wa ask la a fair trial, to
eonrlnea all part lee na
Ing them that they are
nnaurpaaaed In value for
the purpoea for which
they are Intended,
SACK KIT A SCHRVVER
Clearfield, April 15, 1874.
KRATZER k LYTLE,
: ! i v
AGENTS IN CLEARFIELD COUNTY FOR
laOmMiAIlU'fl
r Celebrated Braada ef V . ,
Smoking & Clicking Tobneeos.
We are enabled io wholiaeM he dcaleri fhMjh.
oat the county at ally prloee. ""
KRATF.BR A LYTLf,
JeS:7-tf ' ' . j ': Cleern.ld, Pa,
gTOREKEErERS, ATTENTION I
Wa deelre U eell your attention to our attentive
Oomaiitcioe bueioeeo and to our facllitlel for die
Joeing of eueh produee at oar euailgnori tend at.
levtug a large trade wtlh city ttorn, we are en
abl U naka qalik return., at fukVprleei.
Storekeenera having Ubiokcnt, Butter, Egrt,
flr fiber praftace, will d.w.11 to fir. at atrial.
neere irroeeriee eT. i ,i i eecuange, no num
ralltlea will be eherged. " ' ' 1
I i B. L. KIRK. SON A 00.,
Wboleeale (lrorert end CanaiiKlen Memhantf,'
Me. lie N. Third timet, fhiled .. , aariy
HOtJpK AND' LOT FOR ALE!
The Hour, and Lot on the cornet ot Mar.
tee aerd Fifth etreetr, ClwrteM, pa, la fra eele.
Tba let aeeeoiee eeerly aa eera af groaed.f .The
ewewe It a targe doable traaia, oealainlag nine
reorae. Far tarau and ether informeUua apply
te the tubterlbar, at the Pott Oltee.
aorll P. A. SAULIK.
THE llEPUBLICAN.
1 ' CLEARFIELD, PA L -
WKDNBSDAT MORNINd, At'OTST 1. 1874.
TEN THOUSAND A VEAN.
Wa preeoat tbla bit of wrapped-up phlloaophy
to oar feverlf b wealth hunters, who eaeriRoe ovary
good of life la their mad deilrt for euddan fortune.
It Ii from Londoa oomlopaport f ,
If I bad bnt a tliouaand a year
I tblnk I oould manage to apend It)
Could aquaader tba half, very near.
And, aa fur the rest I eoutd lend 1U
Could eq kndcr the half, I ahould any,
On fully, on vice, nnd on eorrow
On dreary debauchee to-day,
, , Repentance and headache to-morrow.
Could purchase with half of my wealth,
Or leaa, If I eared to diminish,
Had morals, bad oonanionce, bad health,
And a bad-lib look -out at the Oniih.
And the reat of my gold I eoutd lend
The friend who in want had atood by ma,
And loee both my money and friend
For thenceforward forever he'd ahy me!
If I had ten tbouaand a yeet,
The eon l Intent may eei-m clap-trappy, i
I'm bleat if I think It'aaoelear, -1
should not be aiok and uuhnppy.
At prent I've frlrnda very dear
lloahb and oomfort, aa long ai I'm thrifty j
Bo 1 dou't want ten thoueand a year,
I'm content with a hundred and fifty.
oorAAxiA'.vr as a ituxsm
OF HAILUOADS.
Wo clip the followinj; oxeollfiit arti
clo, lvliilni to nil importunt puMiv
qiicrition, from I lit' 1'illHlmrirli Post, Hud
ak our ruadvtit to pa it uu attentive
pcrtiKul : .
"If tho Government liuililx n rnilroud
for Government ptir)Hmes, it i pro
MUinulilo tlmt tho linverninent liua the
ril.t nnd known how to run it- Tlie
(iiivernnient then iippnintx the men Ut
conduct it, nnd crlullirdien, thmunh
tluwo oftlcom, tho ruleg lirr it yovern
liut'c. All right. The queHtinn iei,
does the more nuthorixtttion (by the
uutiouitl legirilutiire) of indiviiliuiK n
a coi-tiortttion, to coimtnict a ruiltviud
entitlo tho Government to run the
road alter it in tiiiinhoil, uiiIm it ia ao
xpeiilUully Htuted ill tho net of incor
poration? The (ioverniuent In, in
other wonln, tho whole hody of tho
jieople ; tho corporation i a Hinall por
iion of tho RUino people, deputed or
authorized to Ixtild the ntilrond and
trnniHrt freight nnd piiNcnr;oin thero
on. tVhea the Government (or the
peoilt) grant the right to thcBC intli
viiluulH, it, in uudemlood between tho
put-tiffi that the individual)! nro to fur
uih tho money needed to build, equip
and run tho road. The Government
require; theno individual, to pay the
ownent ol pnvuto property when they
take it lor railroad urocx, even in
cuHe heu it in unite ul'Vieii.i that vei-j-
wmid the reniduo of the aaiiic proper-
tier) may be largely enhanced in value
in consequence of tho constmetlon of
the road not with Government money,
not with the money of theso property
owners; hut Willi the money oftiiein-
dividunla who build the road on the
strength of tho grant they havo re
ceived from tho iicoiile pnrcntlcxs (or
the Uovcrnnient ). It in a Imrgam. Jt
uiay lie a Kuod one ibr the stockholders,
it may be a bad one ; but it is sure to
mve additional facilities to the tiovern
niont (to tho neople.) Whether the
bnrgain be a gooil one or a bad one for
the stock bolder, It Is a hnrgain ; and
neither party has a just right to break
it or to infriniro imkhi its terms with
out proper consideration, anil adequate
compensation.
t ''tCfiiWmiiittii m 'inn erriiul if. in but
an ciilin'ged society: J tie rfgKU ol all
belong to all ; but society, and (iovern
inent, equally, muxl bo invested with
power to delegato dutica which must
he performed by cleototl individuals,
who Itecomo eocinl or (iovernmental
otlleiulsi who niUBt lie rexjiected accord
inglj'. These are not nelectcd in a
chance way, but in accordance with a
C'onxtitution, under which all live. Men
go on Ami acquire property, lawfully,
under this Constitution. They become
capitalists, lawfully. They farm, they
build, they manutiicturo, they trade,
they ship, Ac, lawfully. ' They build
railroads, lawfully, (lovernmout (the
body of tho whole people) doea not say
to tlio farmer you shall charge only
tlfty cents a bushel for your wheal ;
does not say to tho house or ship build
er you shall charge only five hundred
dollai's for your house or your ship ;
docs not say to the iron manufacturer
you shall (.Large only ten dollurx a ton
i'or your product ; docs not sny to tho
tradesman you shall charge onlv- twit
per cent. lir your work as a middle,
man ; dw not sny to the shipper
(whether on the ocean, lake, or river,)
you shall charge oidy one mill per ton
pur mile i'or transporting freight, or
ono mill per mile for carrying paxxen-
gcrs. oovornmcnt una never yet sain
any thing whatever to any of our peo
ple thus engaged. . Jlow then could
tho Government say any thing in tho
premises, without 'destroying itself?
Wo should then bo without Govern.
incut. So ono disputes tho right of
(ioverninent, that tsot tltu whole oouy
of the people, to tax the people tor legit i.
nutto end.i Jio one will obict to tho
pnipergtivenimentalreguliilion of com-1
morco between tho different States of.
tho Union, but the regulutinn (d com
merce has never heretofore been bji
(llttid by Jlio i"J!i tin) l tttli lirg
of rates that lildtvldiitils Or bflrtt til
individiiuls.in tho sliupo of corprntions,
should chnrgo for carrying freight or
paseengei i'rom one, Stute to another
State, or from any point to any other
point. Whether in our coastwise com
Mien '( frnf internal lake anil river
commerce, tho (ioverninent has not
taken it in hand to any or do anything
whatever in connection with that part
of the business of tho people. . !Uus
been left where In a troo country it
naturally, belongs with tho people
themselves,
" For example tho Ohio and M ississij)
pi river navigation embraces ltl.OOO
mile of navigable waters, upon which
all oral! nnviiato mid carry pnssengers
nnd freight, tho prices of which servico
havo always been and are now wnony
regulated by individuitl competition
and not nt all by tho Government j not
withsfcudiiltf that ,1lrt Government
claims Jurisdiction over these rivers,
and does not regnlato commerce there
on so far ax it may legitimately do so ;
that Is, by prescribing rules anil regu
lations for the meeting and passing of
Btoamors, rule, for the boilers, Vo., and
other ircgulations for the safety of
passengers.
So on tho lakes and coastr
nir vessels, and with tho ocean vessels,
On trudo with ftuvlgn nation the. Gov
ernment prescribe a tariff of revenue ;
hut it has ncveryct undertaken to pre
scribe rate at which vessel should
carry paxscngnrs Or fVcltfht, either with
foreign nations, or between tho Stales
whether along our ocean front, on our
hikes or on our rivers. , Jl wo then ad
mit for tho sake of argument that a
railroad conies under the power of'Con-
gruas in liko manner w ith the coast,,
tho lake or tho river, whin rigut lias
C'onjtresa to say or do anything more
in the case of tho railroad than it has
to say or do in the case of tho coast,
tho lnkb, br 'the river? What right
has Congress to say to an individual
that ho shall not transfur his capital, in
nnv wny, that he may plcaso, from one
Itntn tn rmither. - CHrngreea) bus no
coirttoi orortbf bugmoe rnj individual
excepting through general law , or by
special coptracl and should not have
in UiW'MEioatJiiiijtlUtgpJiviii.; nt.
morco hot Ween HlutcH tloes not 'iieniiif.
Congressional running of railroads."' ',
..' President Grant "Waii-ml to consult
his Cabinet repent It, arttl wnamrfrinoll.
ed to aend wont to but six distinct
watering place for his advisor to Ap
pear Rt the llrancji,
OX THE BEACH.
Tho editor of the Willlumxixirt Bui-
(tfin evidently know how it, it himself
or bo would tie nnablo to givo in detail
an "inning" at Long Branch, or aome
other branch. lie tolls it in thia way :
"it la a pleasant eonoeit aotno pooplo
have in the imagination that it ia essen
tial thoy ahould spend the hot woeks
ut tho aca-ahoro, rolling in the surf, it
is necessary to tho health, but there
aro some tilings pertaining to tho aver
age lile on the beach that requiro tho
most vigornusconslilution to indulge in.
The ovurlavtiug bath is ono of these. :
"Naturally your first consideration
on arriving at tho beach is a bath, and
to that end you roof yourself in a but h
honso. These bath-houses aro among
the most attraotivu feature of the
beach, lending grandeur and sublimity
to tho scenery. Thoy aro ordinarily
about twenty Inches square, and so
co.yl A Ittrgo portion of tho floor ia
occupied by a tub of wator, and if your
feet aro not much less than average
size, you will have to engineer pretty
carefully to not a pluco to put them.
There is a board two indies and a half
wide placed along tho side of this coop,
which somebody iu a fit of sarcasm has
culled a seat, but it is so high up that
you couldn't sit on it if you wanted to
unless you should sit on tho buck of
your Head. XH-ur the root you will
lind ouo hook nnd three or four short,
rusty nails. You put your hut on tho
hook we nro nieakiug now of how a
inun does it your coat on one nail,
your vext on another, and trousers on
the only ono remuuing. It is a warm
day, and you have a good deal of;
trouble getting your confidential gar
ment over your heud. This is always
a very delicate operation, hut in a bath
house twenty iru lies square it is most,
affecting. If you can accomplish it
without loosing your temper you de-
servo tho Presidency at least. Your
knuckles come in contact with the
rough Ixnurdit in front of you, adiuon
isliiiiL' you o retreat a xtcn. in this
retreat you get one foot in the tub of
wutcr, soaking your stocking, ler
bups you niiiy stop to talk a little on
the subject ut thia juncture, after which,
feeling renewed oourago, you go at tho
garment again and ailuiirnlily succeed
in taking olT un inch or two of skin
finm your elbows. All this socms to
put you iu uooej ' condition for the en
joyment of the bath. "With your shirt
halt over your head yi thrust and
punch around nwhile like the holder of ;
the cnumpiuii bolt, until it ultuuutcly
conica oil' in two sections.
"Soma additional pleasures crowd
upon you now. You discover that in
the struggle your trouserx left the nail
and willed into the tub of water. In
straightening up, after fishing them
out, your head dives up under your
ooat, which coiucn down and us there
is no other place for it to full, it too is
iMirno Into the tun. fly this tune you
have probably concluded there is uoth
iug so delightful as lite in the ordinary
baili-houso. Hut don t lie discouraged.
"In timo you tret yourself into ouo ol'i
those Stale prison-like uniforms, am
biguously culled a bathing-dress. Then
you are real happy, and flsh your hut
out of thewatertulifor theseeond timo.
and tinlitxten the door and take a look
out. A young holy iu the next apart
ment docxthcxame thing ut exactly the
samo moment, says, 'Oh gracious me!'
and tliuwe bac k. Instantly you hear
hear a gratifying splash, nnd you know
very well she bus fallen into that ever
lasting, nefarious tub. Then you come
out. At once yon make up your mind
that everybody is lot iking at yon, and
making remarks alsiut you. til course
this is not so, for why should every
body lisik at you? Still it is tho only
thing you can imagine under the cir
cumstances, and you walls off down
the beach on tip-toe, and wade into
tne water, ami sit, uown ami nut autait,
and refresh yourself with gulping in
w hole quarts of salt wator. Of course
you enjoy this hugely.for haven't they
all said, "this is just too delightful for
anything." Hut somehow uoxt year
tfiids you sponding the summer mouths
somew here else.
JiEPEESEXTA TI VE MEN.
A Congressional committee was re
cently apiiointed at Washington to
manage too approacning campaign
chosen from the two Houses. It con
sista of tbirtv-five members and four
delegates. Of these, flmrtecn are from
the Sunatu and twenty-one from the
House, and of tho latter there aro
twelve; in bout oi third, wlionro new
members. In milking up this commit
tee ordinarily, the utmost enro is taken
to select men who are not only free
from general objection, but whoso char
acter wud conduct inspire confidence.
' .This wise rule of diseriminatjou has
been wholly sot aside and despised in
the present iusiuiice, and an insulting
dixrcgnrd ol even decency sutistiuilcil
wir it, which makes the act doubly
offensive.'.' A glance nt the standing of
individual members is sullluietit to de
termine their uufitucew for such a posi
tion. Here aro the names :
John A: Logan, Chairman, back-pay
gruhher and extreme inflationist.
A. Ii. Cragin, bark-pay grabber and
jobber In the navy.
Simon Cameron, back-pay frabbor
and llfe.lotig corniptlonist,
'' J, K tatvi btcK-pny grabber and
rVftllnwajr, . ,. '. ;
i George E. Spencer, back-pay gnili
ber ami carpet-bagger. t - -. .-, 1
: J, it. West, back-pay grubber and
confedemto of Kellogg.
' L; H. (,'otiover, back pay grabber and
carpet-bagger.
J...W. J-'Injiiigan, baek-jiay grabber
anil xcallawag.
A. Ti. Borcnian, back-pay grabber.
W. M. Stewnrt, back pay grabber
and F.iuina iline trader,
r W, Hitchcock, buck -pay grabber,
ij'wrlltjiiiyton, 1'iwik-piiy f.fabbor,
cariiet-hagger and Arkansas jobber.
J. II. Mitchell, nliu Mitchell-Hippie,
much-married jobber, j V ,""
Ziii hiti'iiili ( baniller, dealer in tem
perance, morals nnd political purity.
E. L. Cobb, buck-pay grnblior and
small scnllawag.
K. 11. WhitiMey, hack-pay grabber
and ail?t-lmggcn ; iiii.,
George C. McKco, back pay grabber
and carpet-bagger,
H. O. lloughton, back pay grabber, i
Ji. , li.. SliirkvtiMtthcr, contldeiitial
ally nnil wliiluvrilshcr' Of ho Wash
ington Ring. A .'it 'VM
The now ruuuibors are almost entire
ly unknow n, nnd servo as mere figure
heads fiirthi majority. Tho fourdclo
gates Hum tho TeiTitories, with Chii
ninn of the lhY(rii't of Columbia at
tholr head, pocketed every cent of the
btick-pay. So that In fact this eommlt
luu rnaj'. bo, eujd .to .lie ..composed of
grabbers, carpet-baggers unil sealla
wngs, and sotnft of them nra the vrry
wtingl rtfJjtfirhfiigS 'tif Ihll tlirmi briboa
hr 1oiiri'1s,.k 1t i crifiy tos (iiiftgino
rlif mort'iof , rtturu, istieh ulllitts
'would pi'vuuh.,, ,'' . ,' , ' . ,' ' '' ' 1
An Acikp Mstiti)(iiif ItiviNR, Vrob
alilvtkiv ohloxt ii ulJiodixt divine in the
I'n'ltcd Stntes, if viot in the world, is
the venerable Fnthef llunry Ilochin,
who rtwidea at the residunee uf his son-in-law,
Mr. Emlcyv on Lnfayetto street,
Jersey City, lie recently critered on
hia , ionthiilnrtWiay, r Vt tien.h was
born I ho lHxlaration of American'In-1
deiiendeneo was not written, and tba
frUftof' Mjrey Yi-k,l'hilirl,iaiiK,
I Iliilliiuore and Jtoston Were nicre Vil
lage. Ho harr "llvtul tinder nil tho
I'restflenta, from Waahinrrlon down;
lia bfqii in the miiilstiT over aeventy
tjirey yiwrs, and probutily prcaclied its
many, or more arrnwaiis than auy man
since the day of John Wesley. Fat h-i
er BiKihm ia in tolorably gootl health
and sjiirits, ami say be eolilldeutly
hopes to lie able to attend tho Phila
delphia Centennial in 1871), '
1)1 fid USTED WWII El HE It I A.
The ICiperlenre of a Tenueteee Colored
Man who doe. uot Hcll.li a Diet ol Hixita,
. Hiiaket, Llaaarda aad Mcurpluua
t'reia the Kneirllle (Teas.) Chronicle.
Si UATTiiKiiay Plains, Juno 12. Dun
Price, a briiht, inUiUigeiit mululto.who
loll this neighhorhooif tho 23d day of
lasinoroniber in company Willi thirty
two others for Liberia, arrived in our
town on tho 10 o'clock train this morn
ing, on hia return from old Africa, tho
iiutivo country of his rneu across the
dcej) blue sou. Han tells us a very
distrcaiing xlory of his trip and of tho
late of many of his relatives and friends.
Ho says they had not been in Libe
ria a month till they had buried nine
of ihuii litllo parly, all of whom died
of lever, including hia wife, mother,
grandmother, and his oldest child. He
brought two of hi little children buck
with hint, who wore fbrtuiutto enough
to escape tho fatal dixease.
Tho remainder of tho party are
nearly all sick and anxious to gel buck
to America, but us a trip this w ay costs
(50, uono of thein can get the funds to
return on. Itut few uf them have bouu
able to tlo a day's work sinco they ar
rived in Liberia, and when they can
work they get only twenty-five cents
a day.
He says that the agent of the Coloniza
tion Society groasly misrepresented the
country to them or they would never
havo tliought of leaving Kast Tennes
see. The natives with but lew cxoeii
tious are of tho rudest type, and ueurfy
allot them live upon roots, frogs, slmkex,
scorpions, lir..uiils and insects of vari
ous kinds, ilacon being titty cents per
pound, and flour from 112 to lti jior
hundred, of course can be used only by
the rich. Corn, wheat, outs and oilier
staple productions of this country can
not no grown there to any advantage.
He never saw a team of horses,
mules or oxen, from tho time he left
New York till ho returned, the soil be
ing cultivated principally with the hoe.
No one ever thinks of going out with
out an umbrella or something tn pro
tect him from the intense heut of the
sun.
Settler are often overrun by the
different savages from the interior,
themselves killed and their houses rob
bed and burned. Many of tho natives
dress in regular burbariaii si vie ; that
is, they go entirely naked, oxcept when
out from their place of abodo; thoy
thi n dress up with ono garment, a hip
cloth.
The olh'ccx of the Government are
all filled by negroes, who are generally
mean und tyrunnicul toward tho com
mon people. The rich will not in any
way ussociuto with tho poor, and when
tho poor negro works for the rich ono
ho is scut to tho kitchen tor his minis
He mailed a dozen letters at this
olltco, which were written by tormor
slaves to their old masters iu this coun
try, ull axkiugthut money be sent them
that they may lie enabled to get buck
to their old homes once more. He
brought the letters to this country uml
mailed them, because none of the writ
ers hud the money to puv the high lute
ol postage charged in Liberia.
' Take it nil in nil, Dan snvs if lie
could have his health iu Liberia, be
would rutber lie a slave here than u
freeman there. Dun reads and writ
well, and has for years been considered
a leader among bis race in this section.
He advises bis people to quit publics
und go to work, that they may be
proxperoiiH and happy. . .
a wa smxa tox jioma xce.
From the Cinciunetl Commercial)
The wedding was that of .Mr. Con
ger, member of Congress from Michi
gan, Willi Mrs. Sibley, widow of .Major
Sibley, United Stntee army. She was
Miss Humphries, daughter of Judge
Humphries of tho Supremo Court of
tho Stute ot Ohio, and twenty-seven
years ai0 was nflianced to M r. Conner.
then a handsome, blooming youthu
They quarrelled and parted, in six
mouths tho quarrel wax forgotten, and
they were again eugagud. Mis. Hum
ph rim woo pretty, a belle, and a flirt
Her flirting propensities did not ploaxc
Mr. Longer, and ho remonstrated with
her. licing a bo'li-siiintiil enl, she
uc-uin und finally broke tho ciumiru-
ment, telling him slio would never
marry him. - '
Ho left tho State. Sho marriej and
he married. Major Sibley lived twelve
years. J hero were no children, and
at his death sho went abroad. Mrs.
Conger lived a few years, and left thrue
children. In October, weary of Kuro-
pean life, Mrs. Sibley determined to
return to her homo in Linciiinnti. Ar
riving iu New York, it occurred to her
tooomelo nshiugton for a few weeks.
Oh, woman, how mysterious are thy
w ays I One day, time hanging w earily
on bur bunds, sho wandered (?) tu
Congress ; of course, never dreaming
that in this august body sat hor ulllni
ty I An hour passed ; the debutes were
proxy and tedious. So, gathering her
wrajw about her, sho prepared to leave
the gallery, when there was a tap on her
shoulder. Tinning, who did she be
hold but the lover of her youth t .
, After ioiunionpliice ctvetings in tui
ngilatrd VPice, fhe nuiilo the tilqirlrv',
"1 anppoac your fiunily is with you
"Did volt not know that mv wile wax
doud?" With tragic stnrt she nTerfcfJ
sho ditl uot. They chatlvd some linio,
and on leaving alio said,. "I am at the
Arlington, will you come and see me?"
Hesitation on his part, blushes on hers.
and then in a low voice replied Conger,
"i win come u you tune nacK wliat
you said tn me twenty -tivc yetirxago.'
"1 will," she answered, and she willed.
The engagement was very brief, and
tho happy twain were united last Sat
urday morning at 11 o'clock. The
bride wore a puH -colored xatin bro
cade, with diamond ornaments, and
looked very well, albeit sho could not
look sentimental, for sho i not very
young, and weighs about one hundred
anil innety-fivo pounds.
'Wanted.'' The editor of the Clar
ion Piwucnif, w ho evidently fears that
his sculp may be injured if G rant s
Indian policy is riot changed in some
manner, puts liliuxelf on tile record In
thi way : " Wanted nn liidiaiixtales
mun, tiratatciiinh io lay flro ground
work for tho treutment and irovora-
liicnt of the American Indians, so that
they may Iwwomo useful ciiiaemt, nrat
louxt sale residents. Tho lives of the
whites along the Indian Uirdcrx are
ngniit iu joorardy. . Alihisigh the ne.
gro race Jiad a Moses, John ( hlnamnu
an advocutu, Alaskans a Ineiui ui ton-
grt-s,- Mormons a repeisetuiUiUve, uid
other cjiie,urj -tieitjileraavli Jivo their
chaiujiion, vet (hose ' A lio "essay to
champion the cnii-w,t l,o, mltcrly full
to master Ute nulgceto irl't some ono
of the gli al minds, who "I niggle tor
icrutorshiu iu hnaucial, .naval, illplo-
nmtie or law nlVuira of the nation li t
some of these great mind study the
Indian sublet:!, auu givu Us a policy
that will insure snl'oty to t citizen
scalp In every nook and corner' !of ihis
rod. nian'it country.", ,,,,",, !
, i iim ae a i il -rt- ', r. . '
Two St. Irfirtirt women were refuaed
places as drivers on street enra nattti-'
uihly liKcaitxe they couldn't niaiiagti
muhix. Thin was frlvobwe, , flMu-y ibad
both been nnuTled for years, , r '
The people of Tnulonse1 tnnxt b i
Laixl set,. A wrilvi4 speaking Uf tb
eity any : "It is a hire town txmluit 1
Ing OfliHifl iblinbitant built -entirelv ;
brSekJ1,,,, " '. ,
There i much tmcaslnexs anion '
Iiolitlcinrifjof Mhrchnrtts. I Until-!
locpihg oniiiiouxly tpjlt't iiu .tlAtef I
tho timet when they aro most lifted I
mm.' '"' ui.',i v, , i ,j .
In wiiiiri plucr ther 'trrn nmiiit
busine pien'g najidjiliitcs' llir X'o
grexs.n A beeinese man in .tuongiy
wmilrt bo a novelty these ilnyxv '
QTOBOQ'S HUBS
O L E A
We desira to call tho attention of tho citizens of ClcnrfiuUI county to the fuel that we
have opened a
MUSIC STORE IN CLEARFIELD,
Where we intend to constantly keep on hand a full supply 'of ,'.'' '.' .
'''" ' " . -i , ., ,, ... , . ,. , .
TIANOS, ORGANS AND MUSICAL MERCHANDISE.
Our stock of PIANOS will consist of
GEORGE STECK & CCS PIANOS,
Wo aro prepared at all times to furnish nny of the cheaper makes of Pianos to order on the most
fuvorablo terms as to prices nnd terms of payment.
Our stock of ORGANS will consist of tho new and popular
HYNDER ORGAN, (with Hymlor's Kneo Tiemolo nnd downward Octave Coupler,)
Tho SMITH AMERICAN ORGAN CO.'S OUGANS,
MASON & HAMLIN'S ORGANS, and tho
NEW HAVEN MELODEON CO.'S JUBILEE, TEMPLE nnd CHURCH ORGANS.
, Besides these we furnish to order Organs from nny factory desired.
We sell on every plan known to tho trade, cither CIIKAP FOR CASH, ON NOTES, or on tho
popular and east LEASE PLAN.
On our easy terms every ono can have a good instrument, and no other investment of liko
amount will tend so much lo MAKE HOME HAPPY. " .
rjCTWe shnll be glad to hove you cnll and see us, whether you desire to purchase or not.
oci23-'72-ly ,. Y.G'N 3TIHNIC KTOIIE.
yUsrclUutrous.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE!
IX feinAHI) TOWNMIIP.
The uno5tjri((nf"i oLTori for enle the fnn oa
wlich he now renidt t, eifaete In Glrenl lownptii.
I Iturik'ldj twinntT, !., ftirwrrly uwnei liy Juilin
J. rie. The form cnt.ta.ne U'O ion, end le vrrr
Un irlit y lueeUti. The bui.diniri ere ell new, J
fiotintft of t Urge freine hoes, beriitf tjftHtil rrlUr
itnderorelb, sod (fnd weter eitntr-nirnt ; lerge
freme biro, hlncksmif U nhop. gn ihwd, eprt'iK
tonne, ae. I he buildioics on tbie lenn ere
(too1, if not better, than on tor farm in t'learflnld
eoanljr. Tito lend ) of inpertor ((utvlity end la ft
good Fteto tif eullivetioo.
VowtUm will be given n tho 'prng, or at
aiir time tnoit eonvt'oirnt to the purrheier. The
(ereD nil. lie riinHobitbJe. Perone drsirouf of
uiiroliaiiuf; enn B'Urcf the luLecrilmr at I.roontr'n
Slilli P. 0., Clrarflwld comity, 't.t ot fcJT1 ,h
jierfon on the jirirninot.
Anr pcrimu wtntlnr any Inforoialton In rrftard
to the quality of the land, the kind of bildif(t
Ihrnxm, tto., tcn net Mir informalton hy nan
I tig on Sheriff I'ie, in Ckarfitdd. m be oword the
farm for a nunibcr of vtum. and of rviuroe know
all about It. WKNUia!. FM'HKH,
IevDte'f M till, Cleartield Co., Pa.
January 21, 1874.
JOHN TROUTMAN,
DKAI.IR IN
FURNITURE,
Improved Spring Beds,
MAHKKT 61KEKT, NEAR P. 0.
The on drrt lined brje Uare to fnforn. the eltl
eae of Cleartield, and tke ftutilio generally, that
he Itae aa hand a fine aiaortai;i.t of Karoiiare,
oaoh ae Walnut, Cbeetnat and i'ainted Chamber
Huiiei, i'arlor PuiUe, Heelining and iCitnmion
Chaira, Ladiea' acd tlenti' Emty Chain, the llcr
furtvted liniag and Parlur Chain, Cano Srati and
Wieduir Chain, Clolhei Itari, Ftep and Kx ten
sion Ladder!, Hat Keeka, ftomtjtmtg Drutbee, Ae
MOULDING AND PICTVRK PnAJJEfl,
Leoktng QlaaMi, Chromoe, Ae., vhioh would be
HttAbte lor llelioay preeenls.
ticlt)?g JOHN TKOUTMAX.
; CMHIHT,
' tfaeeeeeora to
KHYDKR A CO.
T
I TlWfiK tNTEnKSTRI I TUB YVH
CHAHE OF A STRICTLY
PURE RYE WHISKY,
i ' Tit Me-Hrlnal Porpom wt offer
' llalley-M lu re 11 e,
Prica $2 to tl per (tsUcn, and will eJhip in pack
age to wit puiMtiaeer. ,
. We itloo handle largely t i
tDIM'KIt DISTILLED WHISKY,
'Vl Prire from $:. tofl.rx
We Import " ' ;
FINE, WINES, BRANDIES AND GIN,
And are also manufarturere of
''dr. rkkykus '
TONIC HERB BITTERS.
Bend Tor price lint. ' l'
1IUKY Si CHRIST.' "'"
ajir.22-0iu 121 North ThirJ HI., l'biliulcl,liia.
r?r FAIRBANKS'
iA N C A L E N .
, or ALL KlPi . ,
Baggage Harrawa, Warebouee Tnioka, Copying
Preeeei, I m proved Money Drawer. As.
- o aALa r .... .
II. F. 15JG LEU & CO
Dealer In Hardware,
meh.10:70 tf ' ' " Seenlid Street, OleartlelJ, Pa.
THE CLEAKKIKLD
WOOD-CHOPPERS' AXE1
ManafatMnrod etrpoplally for
t 'fJJE CLEARFlKLIt, TRADE, ,
auRVTft
n. p. biolrb k co.
joit
S ALE!
A large and well-lnUbed Brlok DwaUiog, ilta-
Me on the rirer bank. in. Iba borough! Clear
flt'ldmtalniair, eleven rnome, with KlM'd oellar,
wator Id the kitchen, and ll the uodera ooore.
nlenoe. PenlrtUAth.room,t'luhe-)rfffM. An,
M eiity ft-M front and two buodrod Mil tbiify
fret back,1 wUk a twenty foot alley on lle eet
lidf. btilldikg, with all the appurlenaooei,
will be eold ebeap, with payment lo Wit pum ha
ter. Antillcallua ean be. mads le the under.
ftjrned, or to A. C. Xate, Kiti,, who will give all
neoeaeary tnlermalioa to tbuia who deelre to in.
Ipeot the proMirty.
THUS. 4. Siv VUUVK UU.
May lift, 1873, tf. . ,.'j - w.
Beale's Embrocation
(LATl POWItt.'Hji,'.
For at) dlieatei Incident to Here Cattle, and
111 man Flewh, rqmng the af aa '
e i tenia t appltcatlon '
Jbli Kmbroeatlon wu ttenelffel e4 by
tbe Uorerntnent daring lb war.- L
i Pot aale bv Hartewlek A I net. Cleartield
Jeeeph R. Irwtn, Varwenrrllle, Daniel Good
lander. Lntbertburg. tf.
MARKET 8 T II E K T,
It F I 13 jL I, V K
STE1NWAY & SONS'
QLEARFIELD
PLANING mLlj
"
C O M V ANY.
Til f. undfrained, lucrrveora to It Y.Y. D k
PdW KI.L. hare porrhaeed the CLKAK
Hm.D PLANINO MILL, and rrflu-d it tut
doing an exU-neive busiueaa. AU the msebiaery
will be addod niiary to uiahe it one of the
uuiftt complete eetnb ithiucnt ol I lie kind in the
.u(ato. They are now prrpurrd to receive ordera
for any work in that line. Tliey wilt gireepeeial
attention to all materials for houae building.
FLOORING, WEATHER - BOARLjING,
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS,
OF ALL STYLE., alwayi oa bend.
WORKKD BOA RHP, and all art idee necoeea
ry for building, will be etc ban fed for DllY
Ll'MHKK, ao that periona at difUnee may
bring their lember, eiehange It for, and return
home with the manufactured article.
Tbe Company will alwayi have oa band a large
tors of dry lumber, aa a to be able to AM aa
order na tba horteet notice. Only tbe beet and
moat ekillful banda will be employed m that the
publie may rely upon good work.
Lumber will He worked or ald ae low ae It ean
be purebaeod anywhere, and warranted te giv
teilflHIIUp, n lliej II11liaaeiS will M ejtinej Bpr
the eaeh prine iple we eaa afford to work fur email
profltt.
DRY MJ3IBEU WANTED I
Especially one and-a bair aaJ two inch punt!
stud, for which a liberal price will be pnid.
Tbe baaineM will be endnoted under tba naiae
- of iba ,. .
"Clearfield JPlanlng Mill Co."
O. B. Uerrell will pcriownlly tufuinntcDil tho
buioei. lt. ,
Order! rrrpertfutly lAlieitoil.'
1 0. B. MKRRKLk. .
. - K. U. TAYMK.
II. O. BHOWN A I) HO.
PTrarfipM, Pa., January Wll.
READING FOR ALL I I
BOOKS A STATIONER 1'.
Market Ml., I leartleld, (at the Poit (Htlco.)
fMlK madereigoed befte leave to announce to
X the eltteene of Clearfield and vicinity, that
be hat fitted ap a room and baa joet returned
from tbeetty with largo amoant af raadinf
matter, coneiating part mt -.
Bibles and Miscollaneoua Books,
Blanb, AMnwat and Part Boobi f every de
tPHptlon r Paper nnd Kn vein pee, Prwneb preaaed
and plaint Pont nnd Peaoila Blank, Legal
npere, Deeda, Mortgegeei Jwdginwnt, fiienp
tlon and PmtnlMory net; H bit and Pareh;
ment Brief, Legal Can, Record Cap, and Bill Cap,
Sheet, Muele fdf either Plane, Piute or Violin
constantly on band. Any bookt r ttattoaery
deal red that I may not a on band, will ba or.
or4ered by flrat aipreai, and sold at wboleaale
or retail to auit eui torn ere. I will alio keep
periodical literature, anon an Magavine. newi
papera, Aa. P A. OAUL1M.
Clearfield May T, 18rlg.tr
OSHANNON LAND AND LUMBER
' c o m r a m v,' " ;
OSCHntA STKAM 'MIMA
M Attl: r ACTI' nil ' ' ''
LUMBERLATH, AND PICKKTS
' '' ' , t .,
Smceil it PtitaiL Uilhed Shingles.
1 H. II. PIlILLIKOFOItD, rrerHrnt,
OBcf Foreat 1'lece, No. ill 8. 41h It., Pbil'e.
JOIIS tAWSnrt, Oenerol Pop't..
' . Oeoeola Ullle, CrearOeld eeaatr, Pa.
Auo-TOWN LOTS for tale la trie boron, h
f Oecenla.
ALaOr-Kerp the I.A11UKST ASS(HT.VIiNT
or tioou. in tlrarfleld eouutj at their llammela
Htor. la O.eeola. '-" ' -Jaal-I
u Lime lor. Sale 1 .' ,.'
r1IJK an.Wrelgaetl, fraidtng ftcatiha. tieot hit
jl mad . oirtupiata arraigeaala , itUi Lime
Harmraeaat'nt tlr mown tat a, wbereiiy bo ia ena
bled to keep etaaiiaut.y tm Iwikd ltrgr quantity of
wbiob ba nflera lo farmera and build ore at a IriAe
above ooat. Thoee in neml of the article would do
II tn rire me a call, or adttreai me ny letter, be-
Tore nrgotiattng thtr nme.
. ttMI. (J, rAMMUUltK,
Clearfield, Pa., Jwn Hlatii.
in 1 ' TI '. ,,. rt '-
, 'The Lightning Tamer.,
rpll K anderalnaml are the iota Agaata In tkli
I annaty far th "Hofth America a UaJvaataed
LKaliTXLlSti HODS."' Xlieie are the only eafe
rode now In ua. and ere endoracd by all the
fclentifie men tn the ennnfrv. '
w beroy hotiry mi eitiinni t lira trnnty
that we will ruA tbeaa an ja better rod. and for
lei money, than ti charged by the foreign
agonta wbo ananally travarae th county and
carry os our titi cam, never to return.
ENCOUKAGE yOMR LABOR,
Tboaa wtaMn ItirMnlng ttodb eTerlefi n
their bulldlnga n-ed htiT addrMi ae by letter, er
call la pereoa. We mill put Ibeitt wp anywhere
la iheeeiiaiy, and warrant mem. I ne node aaa
rlkturei cmi be een at ey ft mi Ivy eel Met at
ouritore. H. t. BmLRK CO.
Clearfild4 Warcb f, lTQ W' t 'm
TjI very Ntiihlo. (
TH R undcrilgned Itpgi leave to Inform tbe pub.
lie that he ia mm fully nrrparrd to eemm mo
te all in ine wayoriurntehing Rorwre.ihtrclee.
Baddlti and IftrneaiL nn the ahrtrtet natiW aad
on jeaaonnt'le tcrtfii. Relt1fnioa ItotraH atreet,
Utwaan Third and fowih, ' 1 ' ' '
flF.0. wr OBAnHaRT.
ni4rfleM, Tb. , WU1 '. . 1 7 i v
BWmE
X XAV
PIANOS,
IIAINKS BROTIIEUS' PIANOS.
iUiSffUnnfou.
LAIIGEST
ABSORTMKNT OP
IHTOVEW ! STOVEH !
erer !rfuflit lo the eounlr,' are Wire rrreired at
the Hardware E.l.bli.hn.nl of II. I. IIM;I.I:
Ja l-'O., eoenpriiing the followiog Cook Biuret :
srEAIt'S CAI.OniFIC,
SU.SyUKIlANNA.
KEUULATOR.
K0PI.K.
KXCELSIOR.
TKIUMl'H.
GOV, TKNN.
KEAD1N0
NATIONAL It A NO K, 4C. C.
Alio, the following Heeling Store.:
Sf'EAIfS ANTI Cl.INKUt,
SHEAR'S A NTI DUST.
" r-rEAn'SUItniCULAK,
' RPEAH'S PARLOII ClKIK,
M01ININO LIGHT.
HON TON, - -
GirsEY.
VULCAN.
SUNBEAM.
RUBY'
DAUriJIN EOO,
CHESTER EOG,
. VOUANO.
PHOENIX,
HEAVY BAR ROOM AND. STORE
ROOM STOVES, 40.
CUeet.14, Sept. Ji, UT1.
rjX) THE
F 11 0 N T!
, . GHUAT l:Xt ITICMI..XT
' AT THE
CLEARFIELD BAKERY
"' ' AND
,, ICE CEEAM SALOON I
- Tb anJct'lgned having just fitted np new,
Urge and oouilortable rooma on Market atreet,
nar Third, rrprrt fully infarme the public that
he nnw drrparcd to aecommodat them with
VTvrytbing ia b4 line aa abort notice and at all
houra of the day. He kcrpt on hand
KRKSH BUKAD,
BTSKS. ItOLLf!, PIES,
', CAKES, all kinJi.
1 ICECREAM,
-, and general aeurtmcnt of
CONPKCTIONKKIliS, FBU1T8, HITS, it.,
A I) of which will be d tire red ta enftomer at tbrlr
r, reaidencea, wbaa rrtjiietrd to do ro.
ICK CRKAM, by the dib, ieri od la a neatly fur
i . , air hod rouut.
Thick Tu I for the gmemUa patronage beaU'wed ia
the p net, he bpci to merit and receirr a eo&
I liboenec of the uao from hia old muto-
mere, and other.
JOHN, STABLER.
Jwaell.TS-lf.
O. I.
lirilEIlK to bur mv DRY UO0I. GRO-
eeriee, Qnernnrarelasaware, Drug and
Nation, Confeouonerice, Ae., ebeap for oaab
The aiibecrlbrr bege ler to Inform kit old aad
new eurtomert that be ba opened
A VAIllIiTY STORK
. IN 0LEJT IIOPR, PA.
And will a 1 1 rooda at nrlee to euit the timaa. A
liberal reduvtluu will U imimU io cuftumcri buy
ing at Witolcnale.
Call and etaiuine ray atoek bifir purchaaing
etxenhoro, A htwral suara ol public patronaff u
ouciira.
0. J. KKAOY.
lllcn Il.'pe, Pa., Jane H.UTl
JJ F. HIGLER A CO.'S
-SPECIALTIES-
BIJII.VKKS' 11AHDWARR,
i. , MliCHANICa' HAllDWATtR,
, . , I.UMIIK(lMKN'r! HARDWA11,
FARMtNO CTKNMI.S. 1
' MILL fU'PPUM,
IRON NAIlSi
PAINTS, oils, TAtmrsnM,
" PAINTKKS' MNIIINU",
' " " " " : CALCINED PLASTER-
" Mee , liTJ. ' '
The ainlerrlani-rt are bow Mir prtrtre' te
earry aa the tiaeiaea, of " 1
. VXIi:itT AKIM-.
AT BKAaONiDI.E RATES,
Altrl rr.WcHetlr Mw-rt the bar,aae f
IMMIIlf twe tenlaea,
JOHN TROI Ti"
i ' JAMES U. WAV V.
ClreHlrtJ, a, r.a. IK, 1S74. . .
WIIiMAM M. HENRY, Ji'Trr
o ta. Paxa ... Br.,..,...!.! "!1"
OITT. Cotleetlon, aieoe end moaeT preier"'
nald oror. Aitlele, .r ..nm..m and deed,
aoaerranoa aeatlr tieeateel eed werraeted ef
rae er aa, f aarga. " "
XJNPKRTAKINO.
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