Sarfaan, tlstrirf, ft(.
SACMTT A SCniYVEX,
HARDWARE,
ad BafetlareTt of
iV MUZ UifH!
Tln,Copper A Sheet Iron Ware,
SeaMd Sit!,
(JLBiirillD. Me
llarlag largtly Imtmim aar
W.M, w. IotIU lot pabll, tnalat
mi prietl.
Oarnentert and ptrtoa. eonlewplaln oalld-
tg Will WOII tO lIBmins ...
TOOLS BUILDISO HAEDWARI,
whloh It . nnd of '. "d
will b aold kiw for tee.
NAILS,
, . GLASS,
POTTY.
GLUB,
LOCKS, ' "' "
LATCHES,
HINGES.
" SCREWS
All bind, of Ben.h Planet, Sewt, Chittlt, Sqaarat,
. Jlamnert, llateaett, t'laaa Md lievou,
M.rttted A Thamn 0aage, Barel,,
lltiM A Btttt, Waod end Inl
Benoh Straw, aad Ibe bttl
Bering MeahlMt th
arki.
Double and Single Bitt Aim,
POCKET CCTLBRTV A.
Ar BwneWi Iron Corn SheUer,
warraaiew.
f All, agaat hi BleharaV
COTHIC FLUB TOPS),
whloh fieotaellj nn Saoky Ptaea.
Ferneri Implement and Otrdea Toolt at awry
aeeoripuoa.
A larga variety of i
COOK' STOVES,
whloh wa warrant to giro eatUtotlaw. .
Portable Ramget and Furmmct,
.Rooflnf, Spooling ud Job Work don on
reasonable terms. All orders will imlti prompt
attention.
JUt 11, 197.
BIGLER, YOUNG & REED,
(Saeoetton to Boynto 4 Toang,)
FOUNDERS & MACHINISTS
Manafaetarer f
POET ABLE fe STATION All
STEAM ENGINES
Corn, of Poart and Plao Blraati,
CLBARFIBLD, P.
HAVINO en (.god la the aeaaahetara of Irat
elatl MACHINERY, wtrtrpeetfelljlafbrw
tba poblle that wa ara aow prepared to III all
orden a cheaply aad a proaptlyat aaa bo dae
la any of tko oitlot. Wo aaaafetlara aad daal la
Malay and Circular Saw-Mills
Head Blook., Wator Wheel. Sbaflla Parley,
Oilard'a Injeetoe, ttoaai Oa, Beta. WMttlet,
Oilon, Tallow Cap, Oil Capl, flaof Ooekt, Air
Cook., Olob Valval, Chaek Valrea, wroaht Iroa
Plpet, Staaat Pampa, Bollor Food Peape, Anil
Friction Metre., Soap Stoaa Pukltg, Oaa Paek
lag, and all kiadi of MILL V0BK aogathor
with Flowa, Slad Bolaa,
COOK AND PARLOR STOVES,
' wad oHiar GABTrNOB af an klada. "
aTOrdert lolleitad and Bllad at att priaaa
All lattan of inqalr; with rafaronaa to maehlaar
of aur aaarhotara proaiptlp aniwarad, bj addraa
inf ai at Claarlild, Pa.
J.nVTt-tf BIOLIR, YOVNO A ABED.
JERRA COTTA STANDING VASES,
'HANGING TASKS,
Stove Lining and Fire Brick,
kapt aanitantt, an hand.
STQE AD EARTHEX-WA1E
OF IVIRT DBSCRIPTIOIfl
CfiOCKSI POTSl CROCKS!
Fl.har'a Patwnt Alrtlg-M Mr.SnUnf
Frail tana I .
BUTTER CROCKS, lth llda,
CREAM CROCKS, MII.R CROCKS,
APPLE BUTTER CROCKS,
PICKLE CROCKS,
FLOWER POTS, FII DISHES,
. TEW POTS.
And a real mmnj otbor thingt to mat ere bj a
otiea, to a aaa at
FRED'Ki LEITZINGER'S
STONE-WARE POTTERY,
Corner of Cherrr and Third Elraata,
CLEARFIELD, PA. at
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
FOR flALl BT
BlgleF .'
iron DorBit-snovii, flow.
WOOD rrOPBLE-SHOTEL PLOWS.
WOOD SIWOLE-JinoTiL PLOWS.
IROH CCLTITATOBS.
WOOD CULTtTATORI.
OOWARDA A ntOH BEAM PLOWS.
PITTPDl'RO STEEL PLOW
IIAUPT S BKLLEFORTI FLOW.
ROBESON'S aad THOEPSOM PLOWS
llbaro fat all at tkt aaoe Plow! ana
atanll, aa bead. aM-fl
Down I Down 1 1
THE LAST ARRIVAL
AKD Of COURSE TBI CrTIAPISf I
A Proclamation against High Prices?
IT TI an aow of.lf art a let of tha boot aad
H Boat eaaaoaeble Uuodi aad Ware erar
offered la thii ajarkat, and ftl prieae that mind
na of tha Rood old dafa af aheap thlaga. Tbaaa
who laeh faith apoa thie polat, r doaai oar athv
gatieni aaperlaoaa, a aaa bat
CULL UT Ol'H MTOHt,
Conn Fraal aad Mvket atraat, -
Where tha, oaa aaa, feel, haw aad kaow far thaai
aalree. To fall, andarettuad what areikeap (aee
thit aiaat ha doaa. Wa d aet daaw H aaaaaaar,
t aaaraanae aad Itaaiiaa ear ataetu II la aaowah
for aa I atau that .
We nare ETerrthing that ii Heeded
Md aoaaaajod I thia Barkat, aad al peieeo thaa
otoalih both old aad yaaar.
doatt JOHUfU BBAW BOB.
Clearfield Emery.
KNCOtJRAGB H01H INDU8TBT.
TBI aaderelgaed, hwatag MhahUaha a ,
, 7 Ik 'Plho, aba I kalfw, heiwee
J.1"' d C.rweae.llle, la amparad at par
lehllhla,.r FRUIT TEEES.tHil dirla
,Va line berry, Saawwheii,,
T7 "- AleaterhaaOMhrraaa,
"aptlj ttteaded ta. Addraaa,
atiMU . ' WIMBT. (
aapM.H., 0r eUte, Pa
fry 6tJ, 6rtrtrir, (Mr.
1. 1. WTlt.M
.. W". ilTTi
WEAVER ft HETTS
CLEARF1BLD, PA.,
Are aVartaf, at Aa aid tUad af 0. L. Read A Co,
thatr atoak af goodi, oeailHlng ef
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
BOOTS a SU0E8,
BATB CAPS, BARDWAHB,
QUBINSWARB,
FLOUR, FEUD, SALT, Ac, 4o.,
Al Ik moot raaaoaabra ralaa far CASH ar la
aiohango for
Square Timber, Boarda, Shingles,
OR COUNTRY PRODUCE.
.etaTAdTaaaai aude ta tboaa angagod la gat
Uag aat iqaara tlabar aa tba Boil adTaatageoaa
tanaa. pdtljaaTI
T. A. FLECK & CO.
(Two door eat! of tha Shaw Bouae,)
CE.II All FIELD, PA.
MUUnei7 and Fanej Goods
AND NOTIONS.
RECK BCFFLINO. ,
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
OLOVES, all kladi and iliaa.
COTTON STOCKINGS, aatarpamd both In
qaallt, aad ehaapaaa.
WUITB AND SWISS 00008, all rarlellei.
CORSETS AND BOOP SKIRTS, af tha l.leet
patlara aad lower thaa tha lower.!.
BAIR GOODS, of all aarlotlot.
Call aad eiaalaa oar atook aafora aoa bay
elaewbore. Olad to ihow oar guodi oo all oo
eaaloaa Our aotte la
"SMALL PROFITS 4 QUICK SALES."
"A Nimble Sixpence is Better than a
Slow Shilling."
Rtmaabtr th D.aMODDoail Huaaoii'a. Id
T. A. PT.ECK,
prllim A. M. IIILLH.
KRATZER k LYTLE,
MARKET STREET,
CLBABFIBLD. PA.
Doalara la
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
GROCERIES,
Hardware and Quekmswari,
Boots, 81ioes, Hats, Caps, Ac.
TSbaBakara oapalled with LEATBBR
aad SBOB FIEDIN8S a! radaaad raUa.
SALT I SALT) SALT! a! wholesale aad
retail rer, eheap.
PAINTS, OILS, CALCINED PLASTER, Aa.
A liberal diaaoaal ta balldara.
BOOSKBOLD GOODS, CARPETS, WINDOW
BUADE8. OIL CLOTBS-U larga
a;aaatltlaa.
FI8B, FLOUR, BACON, CORN MEAL aad
CHOP, alwaji aa haad.
(f-Allflk abate goodi ar paiahaiod
aialatiaalj faraaah,aad tharafora oaa and will
a told aa ahaap aa lha ahapet!. aprlll-74
A. H. MITTON'S
(Baoaoator la Crala A Mlttaa,)
New Saddle and Harness
MANUFACTORY,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
TBB aadorelgnad, having leaaad rootal for the
lannfeaMra of all kiada of SADDLES. IIAR
NESS, aad all tha lattit iBproTaoienta la Horie
Farnlahlag Qoodt, It now prepared ta ill all
orden al prloot and qaalit, that will aarprlae all
wba favor hiai with a call for the taepeotion of bit
work. Ho It determined la pleaao aad kit ex.
narlanea aad obttrratioa la eaitem and wattere
titioa oaablat hla to DEFY COMPETITION la
lha aaaafaotaro of Hold, Silfor, Oroide, Habbor
Oararad and Ollt-Liaed Moaoted
CARRIAGE AND BUGGY HARNESSI
Alto Flat
RIDING AMD RACING SADDLES.
Bit rati aad ataewata balm light, ha will
eel I tha aaae gredea of wart It par eeat. ebeaper
thaa the, oaa bo hooght ia the eaatora eitioe.
Repairing aad adjaitiag Saddlea, Baraaat,Ae.,
aaatl, doaa, al reeaoaable prloot.
Partioalat atlealloa paid le all orden bp Ball
or otherwlaa.
Call aad tat kit Work before boring eleewuere.
JBE-Rooat aa Market ttraat, betwren Raaond
and Third ttreou. A. H. M1TT0N.
Clearaeld, Pa., Ma, II, 174.
JJANIEL GOODLANDER,
Dealer la
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
HOSIBRT GLOVES, .
ATS S CAPS aad ROOTS a SHOES, '
lebeeee, aratariad aad Pith, Belle, Bardwara,
gatwra ant uiaatwer, am aa
Bejt" Clotblat. Drag, Palala,
Olla, Sehool Eooke,
targe lot af Fattat Maditiaat,
Oatdiee, EaU A Dried tralta, Cheeee aad Creak
art, Beak aad Rita Powder, ,
Floor, Gntia and Potatoes,
Clat at aad Tlaath, Seed,
Sal Leather, eforooooa, Llalagt, Biadlagt aad
Thread, Hkoeaaaerr laolt aa
Shoo Fiadiagt.
Bo Araatar f ariet, af goodt la aa, rtore la the
eeaar,. At for eaie ear, mw ror oaea or eoaaira
preda l the Cheap Coraof. Aeg. 17, Ilia.
JbJBW BTOBB AND NEW GOQOE
J US. S11AW 61 SOW
Ha jo eptntd a
Mir Brcta, oa Mala 8l.,CLiiiniL, P.
UUlf eeoapM hj Wm. P. IBWIX.
'' Tblr iloek eoiuUU of
a aoo ii a f tba bwal qaalltw,
Qukbnswark, Boots and Shoes,
' aad arary ariiela aaoar for
aaa's eoafbrt.
Call and tnab owf atoek Wfera par
tiaiahawaar. M.tHMA-U.
TtHKAP GBOCBBIK8 1
V i i lsmbsb cm, pa.
The aaderelgaed eaaeeeeoe ia hla aM Meade
aad peine thai a ha eaaaed a te) thaa al
ROCRRIRS A PROVISIONS al tbMetad
of Kirk a Bp rataa, for wbleh ha aelteMe a H banal
paait. . V. SPSacBR,
Uabar Oil N, Marek M-M.
tinrrtlanronif.
Sheriffs Sale.
BY vlrlnt of writ of Fttri Fntimt, tiaaad
m Ibt 0nrt or OvraBoi Mm ef Oltr
Mi oouhU, m. to dirtoid, Ibtr will
tipottd to PUBLIC BALI, al tbt Uoart Uobm,
! Iho oroatli of ClMrfloid on Hsinrtloj, Ibo
ivio oir or Rouioaiuer, ibt4 m i o oiooh. p. .,
Iht followlif Hl .UU, to wilt
All th liuriit of Job Slim war, Iho dafeod-
ant, In Ibo llabor itamdini, growlnf, llng or
bolng on o oorUtB plow or Irani or land aiiuftlo
( Ull lowDahlp, t'loorfleld emintj, P., balng
poa land owned by Philip KliaDar, tod wblob
aid tlnbor, with Ibo rlbl to ontor upon aaid
land fur Iho pnrpoao of eoitiiig and rorauTii.tr ibo
ana Ii mirrtil to and balunita to Iho Hit Jo
eob lllmnar by n rtaln artiola or aKraotnaatp
Ae. Holiad, taken In mo Hon and to bo aold aa
tbt prtjpartjr of alaawb tylinmor.
Alto, all tbt right, till and Interval of Jantei
M. Reed of In nud to Ibo following deMrltdMv
oral trnota of land iltnnta la Lnnrenoo township,
oountr of Clearfleld, and HlaU of l'ennajlvaaia.
bouauea and aeeortboa na reuowa, w win
lNo, 1 beginning at n poll Ibanot north IA do-
greea weat VI paronea to a poet) Ihenoo north 80
degroea tail lol) ptrohoa U a poatt Ihenoo aoutb
II degreea onal IV perohaa to a heuloobi theneo
onlb 69 degree weat I4e perehoa to tba plaee of
oaginnuig, cuniaining nv aorta ana 01 pffrobu,
bounded by land a of Anoa Hood. Jot. ah Thorn...
ton, Jamea l.ytla and olhere, and being part of
notmr oogge aerrey, wnn ov urn, noro or
lata, eleared tbereon, with a two-atory frame
bouae, largo banb barn, wagon abed and other
ontbuildtnga tbereon oreoled. A good epring of
wmot nna irott iroaa growing upon iu
Mo. I. Alao one other tract or plan of land ad
jolnlog the aboTt, being alao a part of original
aurrey ia tba nana of Robert Bogga, oontaining
84 aarea, more or leer, boundad by land of Mary
H. Reed on tbo north, by land of Joaiah Tbomp
aon nnd Lytlo on Iho onat, by land of Milton II.
Miller on Iho aoutb and by Ian da of Aaron O.
Tata on tbo weat, having about SO aerca oleared
thoroot) with a bearlog orcbard.
Mo. I. Alao, ono other tract or piece of land
adjoining Iho aboro, being also a pari of the
Robert Bogga traot, bounded and deaoribed na
followtpVlat Beginning at a poit oo townahip
road) thaneo nlong anld townahip road Berth 13
degreea weat 38 perch n to a poal on anld public
roedj tbenoo north H drgreea eatt 24 perobee to
a poal la lino of original Robert Bogga aiiryay;
tbenoo aoulh SI degreea enat 38 perobea along
aid original lino of Robert Bogga to a poat t
Ihenoo aoutb 881 degreea weal 18 pvrehoa toplaoo
of beginning, oontaining four aerea, mot or leta,
and being a reaorration out) of Iraet aold to Mil
ton H. Miller, with a two-itory frame houea and
ulhor outbuildings thereon erected, and the land
all being oleared and umler cultivation. Seised,
taken In execution and to be aold aa tba property
of JamoaM. Reed.
TaaHi or Bali Tba prion or auia at whloh
tha property aball bo atruck off saust bo paid al
the tine of sale, or tueb oihar nrrangenenu
made aa will bo approved, otherwlaa tbt property
will be Immediately put up and aold again al
tba expense nnd rlak of tha person to whoa it
was atrnak off, and who, In oaatof dtflaltoev at
aueb re-tale, ahall anaka good Ibt aama. and In
no inetaaot will tbt Deed be presented la Court
for eon fl rotation nnlets tbt money la actually
paid to tha HheriflT. W. R. Mrl'HBItHON,
Biinmrr'a Orrirn, I IS her iff.
Clearfleld, Pa., Aug. 18, 1874.
1ST OK JURORS.
J
List of Grand and Traversa Jurors drawn
for September term, commencing on tbo fourth
jaonaay t;zQinj, ami oontinuing ror to roe weeks i
nnANO Jtinona.
J. Q. Otaagow, Dacca rla
tlao. W. Meohley, Bell
Jeaeo Qosa.. ....... Bogga
ft. R. Taylor Goshea
D. Persing...HUoutsdale
Jos. Mc.Neal Jordan
0 Ueekendora.Karthana
(1. W. Snyder, Lawrence
aaiah Hancock, 14
D. L. FergneonH.L. City
Robt. Arilcry...H. Morris
Knmet Key era.. .Osceola
Juhn Piynn.rt Pcnn
David Reama Brady I
R. II. Moore, I
Jonathan Roland, Chest
Fred. Hehnarrs.Covlnn'n
J. A. Fausl... ..Clearfield
II. F. Blgler, -D.
Fauat. ..Curwtnirllle
A bran Oatea, "
Hugh Mullen Hike
N. KcpbartM...DocaIarl
Wm. Lather, Woodward
THA V Cits JUtinitS rmaT WBIR.
Jot. Passmore Bell
John W. tlinter, Qulich
A bran rearer, Bradford
Auatin Bliss Huston
John Fetere,
Tboa. My era, Kariltans
Kd. Hayea Brady
James Kalakcr,
Jesse Carl lie, M
J. B. Ilenaud, Covlng'n
hd. Motlnrvey,
J. IV. Johnston, Jordan
Jostah Lansbury,
W. L. Rishel, Uwrenoa
Jaek llagerty, Clearfleld
Henry Uwena, "
R. J. Coklin, M
Jonathan Ogden
J.Mc(lan.rnlin.Jr."
Jacob V. Bnoke, "
Joa. 8tcpbenson, "
Jno. A. Oregory, M
n. r. King,
B. Ardcrv, Cnrwenavtlle
Wm. L. Merrell, Morrla
Henry Aildleman...Pika
Tboa. Waring... Decatur
Joseph Ooae, i
John Ratuna,
Frank rullcrton, "
Wm. P. Kile, -
Daniel Barger, H
M. K. MoDiritl, "
B. McUovern. ...Oirard
Wm. U. Hhaw...Ooaben
Oeo. Boweraoi.,,. Union
aaooan
vtii.
B. Armstrong, Becnaria
John Connly Cbrst
George Weaver. ..Blooa
John 8. Uearbart, Bogga
Ooorge Turner, "
John Miller,
J. Bunbarger, Bradford
John Dale, M
Jacob Burgo,
Ualvtn Hterens,
F. Lililiigcr..,C'laar.ield
A. J. Jackson,
J. W. Rpiter, Covington
J. Eisenhower... Uraham
M R. Dickeman,tinlioh
Hobt. J c Murray, "
Prloo A. Rowlas, Knox
Bit Mult, -Mart.
Wilson, M
David McKinnty.Brady
A. Bpackman, Lawrence
wm. l. jrwtn,
J. Augbenhaugh,
Henry Uullch,
Christ. Korb,
J. M. Poatlethwalt, 44
Geo. W. N older, N
Jack. lloover.M... Morris
rnmp Arnom, -BHiah
KafaenfelUr,
J. P. Feath.NewWaah'n
Allen MoDonald....Penn
J ere. Brick ley, Burnslde
Jamea Daily,
John Ittricker. "
M. L. 0. Kvaniw...PIkt
TH1BO
WBBX.
8. B. Row Clearfleld
John Porter, "
PerTy Mattern.Dncntur
John Uogbot, w
Wm. Conrad Qnlleh
P.Uallagher, lloutidala
Jamea Koofleld...rJaeloB
CratoB Wandall, '
Henry Reiter, Karthatu
Jaa. Fereet..,Lawrence
Wtli. P. Tata,
Abram Pearet...H Morris
leo. Ardery, "
M. W. Johnson Pena
J. P. McKendrlck..Pika
Elan Passmore, H
John Owens,
R. Waring....Woodward
David Mitcball Belli
Bavld Bell, M
Adam Wear or, ..-Bloom
Samuel Irwin, M
Isaac Beiah oofes
Jonas II. Patera, M
Joa. Winney... Bradford
John H. Kyler, 14
David Hitcbioge,
R. H. Kirk- Brady
Lneiea Heyler, '
Uenrr A a rend, N
John Ueighee
S. MeCormick, Burnslde
Beni. Klinger Chest
Wm. Mctinrvey, "
Wm. Kunts... Covington
Wm. Uilliland, u
pEACHERS' KXAMIXATIONaS.
Aa oxaminatlos. for Teachers la and for the
county of Clearfield, for the school year 1874, will
be held for oaoh of the several di at riot a a fol
lows, via t
Beecaria, al Glen Hope, Wednesday, Sept, 9th.
Jordan, at Anson tile, Thursday, Bept. 10th.
Knot, at New Millport, Friday, Bent. 11th.
Pike and Pike Independent, at Bloomiagton.
Saturday. SetiL 12th.
rtrguson, fenn and L umber uity, at Anuibcr
Vity, Monday, Bopt. Utn.
Bell, at Bower, Tuesday, Sept, 1Mb.
Burnslde, at Burnside, Wednesday, Sept. 16th.
Mew Wnshtniton, al Mew Waahington, Tburi-
day, Bept. 17 tb.
ubest, at wtstovar, rnaay, oepi. ism.
Examinations will begin at 8 o'clock, A. M. All
Directors are requested to bo p reset. t. Teachers
are expected It bo txamined only in tha districts
wnera tney intend tenoning, rnoee wno nave
been eia mined will please be present and enter
tbt alaaa in tbt distrlet where they Intend teach
ing, If relocated by the Directors. Examinations
will he principally written. Each teacher should
imt wun pen, ibb ana oibbb-oook.
J. A. GREGORY,
naglS County Superintendent.
(JAUTION.
AH persons art hereby warned against par
chasing, or In any way meddling with tbt follow
ing property, via : One sorrel mart, ont bay bono,
two sets of harness, ont horse and baruoet, ont
mart and hartttaa, two aaddlea, ont wagon, two
bridlea, twelve acres of wheat, three tons of bay,
lot of rakes, fanning mill, forks, eutting-box,
ropes and blocks, twelve acres of torn, seven
aero of oats, ail acre of buckwheat, threw plows,
one barrow, threw etws, ont hotfer, lot of chains,
ont sleigh, ont set of harness, ont Jack and saw,
one baggy, ono log sled and chains, tnt grind
stone, ono kettle, one cultivator, two hogs, three
beds and beddings, tore tablet, lot of carpets,
three stoves, ono library eettee and ebalra, now
ia the possession of Jamea M, Reed, of tawreneo
township, as tbt satno was purchased by me at
Sheriff's aale, and is left with him on loan only,
snhjeot to my order. AARON C. TATE.
Ulaarflald, Aug. , iH7-.
UUTION.
All net-sons art hereby warned acainal tmr
ehesiac. or 1b any way meddlins? with the follow
tng property, via t two tows, tore nogs, two
sheep, aboat throe acres of torn and buckwheat,
oae-foartb of an acre of potatoes i also, three beds
and bedding, ont stove, ont table, tnt cupboard,
one boreau, and ono set of chairs, now In poises
etea of Cherlee Rea Inter, of Bradv townahia. ni
the sane have been nurobaavd by me, and for
HKNRT IIRBRRLINO,
JeffersoB Lino, Aug. 18, 1874-lt.
UlUTOR'S NOTICE -
Cotoran, Bubb A Co.,) In the Court of Common
vs. ritaa or Clearfleld Co.
0. T. Roberta. J No. II, Jane Term, 74.
Tbo Bndersigaed Auditor, appointed by iho
Court, to distribute tbo proooeds of tbo Sheriff 't
salt of defendant's real aad peraonal properly on
the several write af lerw fnpiat la the bands of
lae 0ber.tr, gives boimb mat no win aliens, to tne
duties of bis arnolnlment at kisofl.ee. In the bor
ough of Clearfleld, on Tuesday, the 1Mb day of
rWutenber. A. D. f)T4, at 10 o'aloek, A. M-. when
and wboro all parti ea interested may nttend If
they proper. ivun u. rvurinut,
aoc28 M Auditor.
TJEAD TUI8I
Tb nd.relgned baaing ratelrad from the
ore and aljlea for all blade af patiBtiog, be woald
therefore reenoetfoll, inform tboeitlteneof Clear,
aold aad eieiait, thai he la aow prepared la do
Hi aia ei
House, Sign and Ornamental Painting,
la Ik moat aedere aad apprerad .tylet.
PAPER BABOIRn) AND GRAINING MADE
BI'ICIALIIKS.
All work doaa at lha mo.1 reeeoaeble prlwa
ad asura aatiafaeuoa gvaraaaae.
Ska, aa Mofkat ttraat, opaeeile lha All
ghee, Ho.ee. d. L. KRAULE.
apru 1, lB7eta. .
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THE REPUBLICAN.
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WRDNKRDAT MORNING, SKIT. 9. 1S74.
BONO OF THI FLAIt.
t 4, r. rnowiiiiuun. '
In tbt autumn, when the hollows
All art filled with flying Isavvs,
And the colonies of swallows
(Jult the quaintly atusooed eaves,
And a silver mantle glistens
Over all the misty vale, , . ,
Bits tha littlt wife and listens '
To the beating of the flail,
To the pounding of the flail . y
By bar cradle sits nnd listens - ', 1 ' '
To tbt flapping or the flail.
The bright summer days are ortr, '
And her eye no loniter seos 1
The red bloom upon the clover,
The deep green upon tho trees,
Iluafaod the aongs of flncb and robin, 1
With the whittle of iho quail)
But she hears the mellow throbbing
Of the thunder of Urn flail,
The low thunder of the Hall
Through tho amber air tba thrtbblng
And re verb rat lug (Ull,
In tbt barn the stout young Ih rather
Stooping stands with rolled up ales ret,
Beating out bis golden treasure
From the ripped and rustling shoavos
Oh, was avor knight ta armor
Warrior all In abtning wall
Half so handsome as her farmer
As he plies the flying flail,
Ai be wields the flashing Hull f
Tba bart-inroatod, brown young fasenor,
As ha swings the sounding flail t
All the hopes that saw the sowing,
All the sweet desire of gam,
AH the joy that watched the growing
And the yellowing of tbt grain.
And tbt lovt that went to woo her, '
And the faith that shall not fail
All are speaking aoltly to her
In the pulses of the flail, . - '
Of tho palpitating flail
Past and Future whisper to bt-r
In tbt mualo of the flail.
In Us crib the babe Is alucHng,
And tht sunsbii.e from the door
All the afternoon Is creeping
Slowly round upon the floor;
And tho shadows soon will intrkcn ;
And the daylight soon must pale,
When tht wife no more shall bearkun
To tht tramping of the flail, C '
To tbt dancing or tha flail
When her heart no more shall hearken
To tha foot (all of tht flail.
And tht babe shall grow and strengthen,
Be a maiden, be a wife,
While the moving shadows tragi hen
Hound the dial of their life f
Theirs the truat of friend and neighbor,
And all age serene and bale.
When mac M not shall do the labor
Of tht strong arm and the flail,
Of the stont be irt and the flail
Great machines perform the labor
Of tbo good old fashioned flail.
Bat when, blessed among women,
And when, honored among men.
They look round them, can tht brimming .
Or their utmost wishes tbfn
Give tht-m bappinets tompleterf
And can ease and weatlb avail
To make any muslo sweeter
Than Ibe pounding or the flull T
Oh, tbt Bounding of tbt flail I
Never music can be sweeter
Than tha benting of tbo Halt I
Uarptr't Ungatimt for SiUmbert
THE DRIFT. ,
The politic ul tt'iKltMit'itMtoftlio Ameri
can H'tiilo linvo lioi'ii thorough!)'
"nanirru" by the Slnto I'loi'tioiimil' Ihu
imnt MX monthK. 1 ho ioMilur toclin
lino l)n tt'Kk'd not only in ono spot,
but in aovoinl nut only in oneawtion
of tin) country, but nil over the country.
To ilhiMinitc : Stute (k't'tiiin hnve liwn
held tliiH yenr in New Huiripslitre in
tho oxtrcmo Kant, ami in Oivron in
the extreme Wont, in Kentucky and
TennoRHoo in tho centre, in North Caro
lina on tho South Atlantic coBxt, and
in ArkaiiHax in tho valley of the MiHi
Hippi. Tliua ull imrtii of tho Union
havo bwn "nampled ;" New Kiil'IiuhI,
the Pacific, the contra, tho Soutli, the
Soulhwtwt,. anil (iucluilin the New
York town clectiou) tho mitlUto Atlan
tic. Without a amnio exception, Vt'litr.
over thoro lias Iwen a content between
parties, the ltepiihlicnnii Imve been din
antrounly beaten. Jlere i tbo record
of the change in two years :-
1811. ' IS74. '.
Vapatieaa. Dfmotrolu.
N.w llaap
tblrt, Arkeama, Keataekr,
Coaneetiaut, Tenaeatre,
North Caro
lina, Oregua, 1
RtpubticvH. .Mocrec'e.
. Rentaekx,
Ti-onreaec,
Arkaaeae,
Cooneociqut
New llatup
birr,
. North Caro-
lia.
Oregon.
In other words the Democrats carry
this year not only the two .States which
they carried in IH72, but tho live States
which gave their electoral voto to
(ienorut Grant With the exception of
lihodo Ittlnnd (in which the lemH'rats
noniinatetl no cantlidutes) evcrj' State
havine elections So far this year lias
gone Jlcnioonitic.
Tho Democratic (rains hnve not been
confined to tho States hitherto Itepuh
lican. The same remarkable progres
sion towards the acceptance ol Demo
cratic principles is apparent in the
Democratic States. Kentucky, which
jravo (ireeley 0,000 majority, now gives
tho Democratic candidate on the State
ticket nearly G0,000 majority. Ten
nessee gave tiroolcy 10.0IMI majority,
anil the aggregate liemocintic nnyority
in tho recent county otectioiw ia not
loss than 00,000. Kast Tennessoo, tho
stronghold of Bwliculism in that State,
has been revolutioniied. 'l'hc follow
ing returns, taken in tho order they
camo by telegraph, afford some idea of
tho .weeping changes going on in J eu
nessoo :
, 1 87 . , 1 871 ,
Orfl'f. Ilrant, J)tM, Rtp.
D.rld.a t.titt MIT 7.W 4.11 1
Hhalbe t.MS MM 111,5X1 l,fUl
tlila. 1,1S 3.11.10 t.m 1,11111
Williaraioa 1,11ft l.itb l,l 1,171
Mieon ton 429 !:I7 4M
Trounlale 7C1 178 I3 fA
Smith - I.IUD ! MM . r)l
Hatherrord I,M3 1,3211 4,01.1 1,113
These eight counties, situated in dif
ferent parts of tho Stato gavo (.rant
401 majority in 1872, and now give a
Democratic majority of lS.IU.'l.
With tho drill all one way since New
Hampshire opened tho political cam
paign of 1H74, wo havo tho best reasons
tiir expecting a like result in the elec
tions which occur during tho remain
ing months of this year. Hotweon the
1st of September and tho 4th of No.
vemlier next there will bo elections in
thirty-two Statin, All but six of these
wore carried by Grant in 1H72. From
Iirescnt appearances kite Itcpuhlicnus
lavo a dead certainty of Hat'tiring but
three of tho twetity-!x which wont lor
Grant Vermont, Mississippi.antl South
Carolina. In the forthcoiniugclections
of this year 272 reprcsentativea in the
Forty-loiirth Congress will bo chosen.
In tho olootlons already held 9 repre
sentatives have boon chosen (1 in Ore
gon and 8 in North Carolina), and the
party proportion stands : Democrat,
S; Itopublicans, (Jack llynian, a ne
gro,) I. Of counto this proportion will
not hold out through tho following
elections, but it cannot fail to bo near
enough to leave the Kcpuhlicnns in a
lnriro minority in the next House. The
result of tho last six months' testing of
Eublio sentiment, therefore, ui in the
ighost degree encouraging for tho
aiiecdy return of tho American Itonnb
lic to tbo mfe wavi of the era which
preceded the civil war ami its train of
liatlical corruption and imbooilily.
Xett York H'orM.
Parson. Tho Itcpubliean nominee
for Supreme Judge is Krtward M. Pax
son, of Philadelphia. Mr. Paxson is
notoriously unfit for the position and
goes into the campaign with a charac
ter tainted by corruption and Jobbery,
lie first attained stale notoriety by bis
unblushing attempt to bribe the legis
lature in 1MAS to elect Dr. David Jay no,
of Tetmifttgo and patent pill reputa
tion, United States Senator. Ho was
afterwards appointed to Ilia bench ofj
the court of common pleas nt rhiia
dolnhia through the influence and in
trigue of Wm. I). Jlunii, the loader of
the Una. 1 hero Ii scant' v a cotintv
lawyer in tho State of KuieetubMi
landing that does not posses higher
inaliflcation for tho Mrtlim.-'t'r7-t
WAit Mail
Til K RADICAL CHURCH.
fpllLlOATION IIP AnTICLU OP PAITU
IIV AN OIIUAN.
Wo want our reader, to give the fob
lowing article, taken from the Mow
York JViifiVm, an attentive poninal.
This journal until recently has shouted
amen to everything (irant & Co. have
put on tho boarda. Jto J every word ;
"'i lia Hill text of the nddroiM to tho
iiooplo of tho iteptiblicuu ('ongnsslnnnl
('omiuittee bus been published. Tho
signers bim mostly polilieiuus of a not
very high tinier, r.ltirting nut with Mr.
John A. Logan; but tho document Is
ingenious and perhaps elfeetivo, and is
intended to influence tho coming ('on
gresslonnl elections, and will probably
do so. Tho most telling part of It is in
the opening, in which It compare the
career of ihu Jiepulilioun party with
the preceding period of Democrutio
rule, and In which, as In ull such com
parisons, there is u great variety of
curious evuHiona and oiiiihhioiis. 1 liosu,
however, are baiilly worth notice, nor
Is the portion of tho paper which Is de
voted to an enumeration of tho lteptib
licau service to the nntion since 18til,
as It is very llimiliar to the ptiblln ear.
"When the address propose to the
liepublit aii voter an indefinite contlnu
auco of the confidence hitherto rcKisud
in the party in power, it brings up
again a point of a gnod deal of impor
tance, which wo bar more than once
discussed In these columns, nnd that la,
the lenglh to which this confidence
ought to be curried. As the managers
stale their enso, there Is really no
reason why tho party should not con
tinue in iiowop forever. What they
say is in sulmtwtco, that it Is quitotrue
Unit there are ninny abuses stilt need
ing correction, but that the llepuhlicun
party is sure to correct them if we give
it time. Hut the party hus now been
so long In power, and has effected such
sweeping changes iu the tiovernineiit,
that a lurge majority ot the anuses
which now call for rectification are
rcallv of its own crention, or havo
grownup nnilcr its rule. Tho moiety
system, the Sanborn contracts, and the
"salary grab," for instance, to enumer
ate tlioso of latest date, which tho last
Congress lias swept away, were the
direct result of Iiepublican legislation.
I he conilition ol the civil servico,
though not Hcpuhlican in its origin,
has reached its present pitch of bad
ness in Itcpubliean hands, under the
enormous multiplication of the duties
of tho Government which lias taken
place under Hcpublicnii rule ; but the
party as such gives itself no concern
about it, uutl ia apparently lrostilo to
any change iu it, and yet this abuse
may he said to lie tho lonntain ot all
others, and tho ono which , most dis
tinctly imperils tho Government The
condition of the South, and its relations
to the general (fovemmeut, constitute
another abuse of tho most dangerous
magnitude, and vet tho Congressional
Coinniittoe pass it over, as the majority
iu the hint CongivHU passed it over, nl
mont without notice. The condition
of the currency is another most alarm
ing abuse, and all the committee have
to say about it is that if tho Republi
cans do not know hint to deal with it,
neither tin the Democrats which ia
very much as if Jones, whom you hud
taken to pilot yon ulong a dangerous
coast, were to confess that be knew no
more about tbo coast than a haho un
bom, but could assure yon for your
consolation that his rival Smith, who
wanted the job, know nothing about it
either, lino were to advise yoa to get
out your lines nud go cudtisbiug.
"A party in power which calmly con
fesses In a periiHl of suspended specie
payments that it has nothing to say
about the currency, and yet proHwes
that it shall coiitiuuo in power as long
as it tuny be necessary tor it to make
up its mind, really claims the status
and privileges ot a church. J he church
is a peniinueiit institution created for
the regeneration and salvation of men
which cannot be overthrown or dis
pensed with, -nud which, though it may
become corrupt or time-serving or luke
warm, nevertheless contains within it
self'tlic reformation and its onorhaniiel
of grace. This is virtually the kind of
position the committee claim lor tho
Republican party. Under this defini
tion ol it no valid reason for putting it
out of office can ever arise, because, no
matter of what faults or follies it may
be guilty, it can always abandon or re-
form them. It may, lor instance, cre
ate tho moiety system, and breed
Jay lies and Sanborn, but then, as soon
as the people get angry, it can sweep
the system away, ami uismiss juvnc
and Sanborn, it may pass a salary
bill, but if it finds tbo country is tlis-
pleused it can repeal it at the next ses
sion. It might propose n muoHiiro of
repudiation, as some ol its leaders did
in 1H08, but then If it found the coun
try was. not ready for it it might
drop it
"Now, this is a delightful theory for
the politicians, because it means per
petual olllco lor t nem anil t neir menus ;
but is it a theory which voters are
really ready to sanction or adopt in a
country ruled by party f Would there
be miller such a system any means
whntcvcrofcnfbrcingany responsibility
or of infusing any se,iousness or cure
into legislation? if a party need nev
er fear dismissal from power as long a
it is ready to undo the mischief it has
done, what cheek Is there on its wrong
doing? Take the moiety system. It
was in operation for live years; it do
ninniliKed the commercial world j it
converted tbo custom liotiso Into a dcu
of fraud and extortion J it subjected tho
most respectable merchants toiiiihcard
of penalties; it converted their coiifi
duotiul clerks into spies anil informers,
put their private correspondence into
the bunds of the lowosl order of adven
turers, and enabled a tribe of disreput a
ble people to make fortunes by black
mail. Now, no party plight to dure lo
create such a system. A party is hound
to foresee tbo consequences of such a
system, but what party w ill over take
tne trouble to examine such legislation
carefully, and tHIow nut Its probable
working, if it knows that it can get rid
of the burden and odium of it by sim
ply repealing It afler the knaves have
filled their piskuts under it? Take
again the Sanborn case. Tito three
most important olllcora of the Treasury
were convicted we do not think this
is to strong a word cither of the
grossest negligence or of connivance
at fraud. They were armed with the
imwcr they abused by a careless act of
Congress. n lien tho anuses wnicti
occurred under it were exposed, but
not sooner, the Secretary of tho Treas
ury n't i red, but ho was forthwith put
on the judicial bench for life by the ap
pointment of the head of the part v, and
hwit!i tho ooiiflrmntion of the majority
in tho Senate. miw, was tins a prop
er way to deal with such a matter ? Is
this a proper example to set to the ser
vants of tho Government and to the
young men of the country? And arc
wo really to have no remedy for such
things exenpt prayer that tho mana
gers may undergo a chango of heart ?
"The validity of thccluimsofa party
to continuance In olHoe can only, as it
scents to ns, bo tested by the spirit in
which it deals with tho real questions
of the day by which wo menn not
only the tonic which occupy men's
minds, but tho prevailing tendencies of
I the tinie. Mr.nig onnviciion a horn
slavery and the national unity were
valualilo during tho war, hut Iho "limn
ing questions" since tho war have been
tho disorder in tli finances, and tho
enormous force of civil servants created
by tho war. With those the iiopubli
ciui party has shown no disjiosition
whatever to deal. A curious illustra
tion of tho limitation of its powers and
aims were exhibited In tho settlement
of tho Alabama dispute with Kngland,
After that had been arranired bv the
Uxocnllvo, and the money handed over
to the majority In Congress, thoro was
neither wisdom nor grace enough found
in the body to order the distribution of
even this small sum upon any rccog
nizod and established principle of Inw
or commercial usage. The total col
lupso of Loth Houses In the presence
ol the currency problem was another
oxumplo of the uinio hulidessness ; anil,
indeed, it would bo hard to say in whut
question now bclbro the people the
party take more than a perfunctory
interest. It might Hl'i,u of many
errors and shortcomings, establish solid
claims to populur confidence in the
future if it showed any disposition to
bring forwnnl able men nud put them
in tho front. Hut more determined
discouragement of talent Was probably
never witnessed in our history. Kvery
now election sees the number of its
ignorant brawlers luoreaso, and also
the number of Its ablo men who retire
into private life."
THE PERIL 01'' AREATA' ESS.
It is wonderful how ninny men who
havo risen to greatness huvo bad fools
and scamps for their friends, and it is
wonderful how much mlsrhiol those
friends huvo dono them.
When General Grant wasatillan ob
scure man, fighting at once tho doubt
ful battle against his own insignificance
iu the world and against the Southern
rebellion, he had friends worth having ;
men of souse and integrity, who told
him the truth squarely una roughly if
necessary, and who never fluttered his
weakness or encouraged his tonneiiey
to vice. John A. Kuwlins, bis Adju
tant General, and Jumori Harrison il
son, his IiisiocUir General, wore friends
of the kind described ; gentlemen of In
telligence, and merciless enemies alike
of the hoohio, protondor, and jobbers
that often camo ntiout him. Without
their talents, their ideas, ami, abovo ull,
their frank admonitions, it is not likely
that Grant would over have become
great, and they served him because it
was serving their country. licHiilea,
in tlioso days he was himself modest.
His previous expulsion from tho army,
growing out of drunken haliita, und his
low fortunes afterward, living as he
did in poverty and insignificance, a
pensioner at Guleua upon the hard
bcticvolenco of his shrewd and griping
futhor,had alldisposed bis mind toplnco
a very moderate estimate upon himself,
nnd to roceivo and appreciate thecoim-
1 and assist mice ol such mends, lint
after ho had become great ho no long
er wanted friends of tint kind. Men
liko theso are never flatterers ; flattery
tlicv (lesiuso and will not leal in. and
so Grant took friends liko Boas Shop-
herd, Secor Kohcson, and John Patter
son, course, dishonest fellows, whose
hoiie is plunder, whoso moral creed is
"Addition, Division, and Silence," und
who lead tho President and tho coun
try together on tho mail to ruin.
Another great man with an extra
ordinary blindness in the choice of his
frit mis was the ltiteChief Justice Chase.
He was endowed with a powerful
initio, and had linnoraiile aspirations,
but he kept about him men utterly un
worthy ot Ins companionship, and al
though he had integrity and ability at
his command, he was apt to choose for
important places those who were both
knaves and fools. To one of these
friends he confided his private journals
und correspondence, that his biography
inii'ht lie written, ami this trusted iu
dividual has rewarded his benefactor
by magnifying every foible and doing
his utmost to destroy his great rcputa
tion and to prove that the lolly figure
which tho public had so long revered
vil alter all nothing but a braacn idol.
hollow in the region of tho head and
heart and with loot of pensltahlo clay
Still more unfortunate in his fViends
ia the eloquent and eminent preacher
whoso name is now so tragically in all
mens thoughts. Alter all, has any
thing been suid of Henry Ward Uoeeh
er more injtiri'"! than the fuct that
his nearest and most intimate friends
were such persons as Theodore and
Kliiabeth Tilton ? Of the womnn in
this case we tlo not now care to speak
much, but rather deaire to pity and lor-
get her ; but take her own letters nnd
her recent statement, and consider
what a dreary compound of maudlin
jargon and gushing sentimentality, of
that emotional sham which with some
passer) for religion, of contradictions,
and untruths, and transcendent non
sense they are, and the wonder is
how such a person could ever bo an
intimate friend, mspirer, and counsel
lor to a great man and a teacher of re-
ligion and morality, tint when wc
look at Mr. Tilton this astonishment is
more than doubled a strutting scnti.
nientulist, inflated with vanity, trifling
in intellect, volulilo in words, religious.
Iierhnps, as his nerves were excited,
Hiving no fixed convictions of truth,
divine or human, and swinging loosely
buc k ward and forward on superficial
inanities ol opinion, now saying his orth
odox prayers nt Plymouth Church, and
now learning the philosophy of free love
from Victoria Woodhull, with courage
to defy public sentiment ns Ins only
quality, and through it all tho special
friend', the more than brother, of Henry
Ward linucher, until some catastrophe
occur, either that which ho alleges or
somo other not yet explained, by w hich
this friendship was transformed into
an enmity as strange as the friendship.
Is it not most true, then, that great
men stand in special peril from their
uieniis, ami that some mysterious
reason leads them often to clioose for
friend people of so little mind or so
little moral value, or of such preposter
ous tiistesand iinwholesomedispositions
that their friendship is hardly better
than death and destruction ? Perhaps,
however, this is only another one
among the mysterious compensation
of life, designed to prove that intel
lectual greutness is merely hinnnii, and
balanced with such nn amount of little
ness that its possessore are still kept
within the average of mankind. -iVctr
IVi S'.
Wiiv Hun TtAN Diun't Work. The
Pottsville (Penn.) Mwer't Journal is
responsible for the following story ; "A
Phienixvillo maid, quite old, becoming
anxious about her matrimonial chances,
recently concocted a plan to doceivo a
young fellow as to her ago. This was
thoaway she tried it : The old family
lliblo contained a faithful record of all
births, marriages and cleat Im. This
volume the maiden took to her chamber,
and selecting tho birth page she man
aged, by dint scratching ami writing,
to change the date of her birth to a
period clevon your later than what
it had legitimately boon recorded.
Then the liiblo was placed on tho sit
ting room table in a conspicuous man
lier. That evening came along tho
lover, liu soon began to finger (he
lliblo page, and finally reached the
birth record, whoro anil when ho dis
covered, to his surprise, that his An-
frcliiia wa just ono year younger than
ic. He thought it strange, na she ap
peared older. He kept his mouth shut
and continued to fumble over the pages.
Next ho begun reading the death list,
and made the very astonishing discov
ery that tho mdient maiden, according
to tho lliblo, had actually been born
ten years after the decease of her
fat Iter. 'J he young man quietly arose
and bid Angelina good-by, and now
swear Ihat "eternal vigilance is Indeed
tho prlco of liberty,
RATtica Thin. A ronawny couple
wont to Ktigeno City, Oregim, to gel
married. Tha clergyman and clerk
both wahtctl proof that the young lady
was of proper ago. Strategy, which
has proved so efficient in other scenes,
was resorted ta The figures 18 wore
placed in the bottom of the shoes of
(lie maiden, and ono who wa in the
secret slur mod that she was ever ruh
trrn. Thia brought the lieeno and the
clergyman they wore made happy.
(! L E A
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have oieiiel n
MUSIC STORE IN CLEARFIELD,
Where we intend to constantly kocp on hand a full supply of
PIANOS, ORGANS AND MUSICAL
Our slock of PIANOS will consist
GEORGE STECK & CCS PIANOS,
stein wav m sons' pianos,
Haines brothers pianos.
We are prcpnrcd at nil times to furnish any of tho chenivcr wakes of Pianos to order on the most
fuvorablo terms as to prices and
Our stock of ORGANS will
HYNDER ORGAN, (with Hymler's Kneo Ticmob nnd downwurd
The SMITH AMKK1UAJN UKUAJN I,US Ul.UAN.S,
MASON & HAMLIN'S ORGANS, and the
NEW HAVEN MELODEON CO.'S JUBILEE, TEMPLE nnd CHURCH ORGANS.
Besides these we furnish to order Organs from any fuctory desired.
We sell on every plan known to the trade, cither CHEAP FOR CASH, ON NOTES, or on the
porutAR and easy LEASE PLAN.
On our easy terms every one
amount will tend so much to
DCPWe shall Ik glnd to hnve
oct23-'72-ly
jrttiSftUniKous.
YA LI ABLE FARM FOR SALE I
IN CilRARD TOM N1HIP.
The uDderaitned offer for tU tht frvt un
whtoh he now rvaidrt, in title In Ulnrd (Qwnantp.
Clearfield mhbIt. I'., furtaerlr ewtitd br Justin
J. Ft. Tlia Tann contain I'M turna. and 1 Terr
dm i rft..lv looatrd. Tins buildinica tr all new, mni
eonsial of Urg frame boiia. hiving cmm1 ot-llar
antieraoalb, good water tomnnicnl ( larK
frame bars, blaakatnilh ahop, wagon abed, spring
bouae, Ac. Tb buililioga on tbi farm ar aa
goud, If Dt better, than on any form In Clearfleld
courtly. Tba land ia of tnporior quality and In a
good flat ef cultivation.
roMcaatoa will be given in me apnng, or ai
anv lime most onvnaiet.lt the warebaaer. Tb
terma will be teuton able. Person de'lrou of
purchasing een auMrrta ibe lubaoriber at beeonle's
Mill 1'. U.. UearUekl eonnljr. fa., or apply in
person on tb premise.
Any peraena wanting any Information In regard
to tba quality of the land, Ibe kind of but Mings
thereon, t., i.,aa get the information by call
ing on Sheriff Pi, in ClearfleM, as he owned Ibe
farm for a amber of year, and of course know
all aboat tt. hkmim.l hi-urm,
loOeoaU't Mill. Clearfield Co., Pa
Jauaary SI, 1174.
JOHN TROUTMAN,
DEALER IN
FURNITURE,
ItlATTllKHHKN,
AND
Improved Spring Beds,
MARKET STREET, NBAS P.O.
The aBilarrlanoil eege lcara lo lafara the elti
aaaa of Cleernekl, and tha habile grnerallr, Ibet
he hat oa hand a laa aeeortment of Karnliore,
each at Waleul. Cbaelnat aad Painted Chamber
Seitee, Parlor Suite., Reeltning and Eaten, Ian
Chair., L.iW and 11 rata' Ear; Cbairt, the Per
forated ilining end Parlor Chain, Cant Seat, aad
Windaor Cbairt, Clolh.a Ban, Step and Ellen
ion Ladder., Hat Raeha, Sornbbitig Urvrhaa, Ac
M0ULD1N0 AND PICTURE PRAMKA.
Looking Ula.Mt, Cbroaoa, Ae., whloh mould be
Bailable Tnr Hollear protean,
drain 71 JOIIX THOt'THAN
IIUKV ok CHRIST,
Bueoeator. ta
KIlYDER A CO.
TO THOSE INTERESTED IN TUB Pl!R
CIIASE OP A STRICTLY
rJRE RYE WHISKY,
For Medicinal Porno w offer
ISiilley's Pure Hye,
Prlee $2 to $6 per gallon, and will ship ia pack
age to suit purchasers.
Wo alao handle largely a
(OrPttt DISTILLED WHISKY,
Price from I..S0 to 1 1.74.
W Import
FINE WINES, BRANDIES AND GIN,
And ar also man n fact a re ri of
STOJVER'S
TONIC HERB BITTERS.
Send fur prir. Ii.t. .
HUKY k CHRIST.
apr.It-oin 171 North Third HI., Philadelphia.
FAIRBANKS'
STANDARD
HGALEN,
or ALL I1HI-SI
Bgfff Barrows, Warehouse Track. Copying
Press. Improved Money Drawer, Aa.
rOB SALB IT
II. F. BIGLER & CO.,
Dealers Iu Hardware,
cb3t: 7t If Second Street, Clearfield, Pa.
TIIK CLEAKFIFaLD
WOOD-CHOPPERS' AXE!
Meoafeiurcd especially for
TUB CLEARFIELD TRADB,
augS'TI
a. r. Bt (H.k r a co.
$ O It SALK!
A largoand well Inlsfaed Brick Dwelling, Un-
ate on the river bank, la Ike Honing b f Clear
field, oontaining eleven rooms, wit!: food cellar,
wator In the hitehen, aad all tha molern eoav
nlenoea. Pan trie, Uatb-room, Clo,hee-l'rese, A.
Lot lity feet fro a I and two handr4 and thirty
feel ksMJk. with a twenty foot alley m the east
Ida. bald build sag, with all the appnrtenanoes,
will bo sold cheap, with payments to salt purcha
ser. Application eon be made lo the under
signed, or to A. C. Tate, laq.. who will give all
aecooaary Id format Ion to those who desire to In
sfteet tha property.
1 HUB. . mcVUbbUaJUII.
May Slit. 1A73, tf.
Beale's Embrocation,
(L ATI POWlLL'l,)
tot all dtieaes Incident ! Hnrses, CettU, aad
tinman rlsh, req Iriag tho oe of aa
ei tern al application
This Embrocation wa lUoslvoly s4 It
tha Government dnrlna tk war.
For sale by HarUwick A Irwin, Clearfield
Joseph R. Irwin, Carwenetlll. Uaatel Ueoo.
aader. Laihorebarg. if.
Attention, Lumbermen!
WE art aovaanalaelarlnlnar IMPROVED
STEEL -SOCKET IlRlVINU CANT
HOOKS, ..parlor to aao ether la aee. W hare
alaa In ttorh a trf qaaatitr af Uealheo. .ait,
hla for raOiag ureee, whkh are ara ealliag
-bp raraa.li. AMOS A R. KKNNARD.
OlMrleld, Pa., Mareh II, lift.
G
UNSMtTHINO.
Q. W. WOLFE,
PRACTICAL GUNSMITH.
Shop a Third afreet, am Rll.r'. Maotaallh
Jaon, CLRARPIBLD, PA.
All klada of arSea aad Shot Saaa aa head
Bepalriaf done I Sret-tltta Meaner aad at felr
prior. Irll'il
MARKET S T il E E T,
It F I E L U, L P E
terms of payment.
consist of tho new and popular
can hnve a good instrument,
MAKE HOME HAPPY.
you call and see us, whether you desire to purchase or not.
RYXllKR'c. M1!NI STORE.
IHisreUanratts.
(JLEARFIELD
PLANING MILL
COMPANY.
TUP. undersigned, sorsors to RFKD A
l'OWKLI,. have pnrcbaat-d the MiAK-
HKU) PLANING MILL, and relit ted It for
doing an eitensive business. All the aiaehitierr
will be adiicd nceeaaary to make It ono of tb
moat cotiiplete relab lahmeats el the kind in lb
Htate. They are now prepared to receive order
fur any work io that lino. Tbey will give special
atienitvu to an ananriai lor louse tiuikiing.
FLOORING, WEATHER - BOARbING,
S3 II, DOORS BLINDS,
OF ALL STYLES, always oa hand.
WOU K Kit BOAItn.t, and all article ni
ry fr building, will bo each an red fur lihV
I.rXlHKlt, so that persons at a distane may
bring their lumber, eicfaange it for, and return
home with the manufactured articles.
The C"(pany wilt always hurt on hand a large
st een or dry lumber, so ns to lie aiilo lo Till an
order on the shortest notice. Unly Iho beet and
most skillful hands will be employed, so that tb
public may rely upon good work.
Lumber will fee worked or sold as low as It esa
be pare based anywhere, and warranted to give
Miiiiiacouq, nm anc duiiqwi win wv upoo
the caak principle w eaai afford to work for iul'I
profits.
DRY LUMBER WANTED!
Especially on and-a-half and two Inch panel
stuff, for which a liberal prloo will b paid.
The bnslness will bo con dee ted under the name
or the
"Clrnrficld Hailing Mill Co."
O. D. Merrall till portonnllr .uperlntend tho
bu.inee..
Onlrre rcipeotrullv Mlieitcd.
0. H. MERRKLL.
H. 11. TAYLOR.
M. U. 11KOWN A BRO.
Clr.rO.IJ, Pa., January I, 1171.
READING FOR ALLI I
BOOKS it STATIONERY.
Market HI., C'lrai field, (at tho Poat Offlca.)
s'l'MIK andsrsigosd bog leave to annonue to
1 tkeeltisen of Clearfield and vicinity, that
be ha lttsa op a room and has Just returned
from tha city with a large amount of reading
attar, consisting la part of
Bibles and Miscellaneous Books,
Blank, Acconat aad Pass Books of ovary de
scription t Paper and Envelop, French pressed
and plain Pen and Pencils Blank, Legal
rptrs, ijseas, Mortgage rfuuguent, Biemp
tlen and Promissory Bote r Whit and Parch;
men t Brief, Legal Cap, Record Cop, aad Bill Oap,
Sheet, Music for either Piano, Hute or Violia
constantly on haad. Any book or stationery
desired thst I may not hav oa hand, will b or
ordersri by first iprot, and sold at wholesale
or retail to ult ntmr. I will also keep
period) ea literature, aea as Magastnea, r.ewa.
papers, A. P. A. ttAULIV.
Clearfleld May T, IHBo-tf
OSHANNON LAND AND LUMBER
C O M P A M Y,
OSCEOLA STEAM MILLS,
Rtarpai'Tcaat
LUMBKR, LATH, AND PICKETS
Saved Patent Ribbed Shingle).
H. II. SIIILLINUFORD, Pra.ld.nt,
Offloa foroel Plaoa, No. IIS 8. 4th .1, Phll'a.
JOHN LAWSIIH, Qeaeral Eap't,
OmooU Mill., Clearl.ld ooaaljr, Pa.
Auo-TOWN LOTS for tart I Ih borough
ef Oooeola.
At.ao-Krrp the LARtlEST ASSORTMENT
of Oood. ia t'learleld eaalj at lk'lr Maaaolh
Mora la Omul. jaaa-it
Lime lor Sale I
1111 K undersigned, residing near tho ttVpot has
mad complete arrangements with Lime
Burner east of the mountain, whereby he Is ena
bled to keep constantly on hand a large qnaatlty of
PURE L I M K!
which he offers to farmers and tofldors at a trifle
abovo eoaU Thooe la need of the article woald do
well to give me a eall, or address m by letter, be
for negotiating their lime.
tin", v, r ADfjuuu K
Clearfleld, Pa., Juno , I Hols.
The Lightning Tamer.
Til B ad.r.iga.d ara tha tolt Agent, ta ibt
enantr for lhe"Noith Aatrleaa Oalvaai.ed
LlOIITNINtl RODS." Tlitn ara the oalt eaft
roda ao I ., and ara tndorted h all tbt
teltatilt aaa ia lha eoantry.
W herehe aeHfr tha .III aaaa f lha !
Ihat e all! pal thaa a, . hollar rod, aad let
loot aoaav, thaa la ehargod he tha roreiga
ageata who aaaaallj .reverts tho ooaalj aad
aarry off ear little cash, attar It retar.
KNCOURAGK HOMB LABORl
Thoat within Llahlolaa Rod. seated ea
their halldlag. aead bal addraa. a hr loHon at
aall I. aoroaa. Wa will pal thaa ap aapwhtt
I IheeeaBl. aad warrant Ihea, Tha Rnded
rill. re. oaa ha taaa al tay lima at oalllag al
aarotere. " F. niOLKrl HI.
ClMrield, Marrh M, ItTl.H . I
Idlvery Nt Able.
IIB urdertlrn.d hoae leave te Inrorathepaa.
. lit the ho I. now fnlla preparod t. aroneaaa-
d.u all la the way of faral.ning Hore., Baffgie.
Saddle, aad llarnaaa. .a tha ahorloet aetleo aad
oa reasonable lerma. Reeldonoeo Lotal .Irtet,
ktWM Third aad rrarlh.
OEO. W. DEARflABT.
OUarleM, Fell. 4, 1ST.
N K A.
MERCHANDISE.
of
Octave Coupler,)
and no other investment of liko
UUsKlIantotts.
rpiIE LARGEST
, ASSORTMENT OF
HTOYEN I STO Vi:H I
ever bronebt lo Ibe eountr. err bcli.g rrrnirr'l tt
the Hantaan E.labli.haient of H f. HIUl.tH
A. CO., eompri.ing th. following Cook Slot n :
SPKAU'S CAI.OHIFIC.
SUsyUEIIANNA.
KEOULATOB.
NOPI.K.
RXCKI.SIOR.
TltlUMPH.
GUV. PENN.
REAPINO
NATIONAL RANUE. iC. tC.
Alro, tbt following Heating Stuvet:
Kt-EAR'S ANTI CLINK Kit.
RPEAK'S ANTI DI7ST.
rTEAU'SOilWCULAR,
SPEAH'S PA RLOR CtlOK.
MtlKNINO LIGHT.
BON TON,
01PKEV,
VULCAN,
8UN11EAH.
RU3Y'
DAUPHIN EGG,
CHESTER EGG,
VOLCANO,
PHOENIX.
HEAVY BAR ROOM AND STORE
ROOM BTOVEf. C.
Clearlcld, Sopl. JS, 1171.
rX TUG
FRONT!
GREAT KXCITEMGNT
AT TIIK
CLEARFIELD BAKERY
AND
ICE CREAM SALOON I
Th undersigned having juat fitted? p wew.
Urge and comfortable rooms on Market street,
near Tbird, respectfully lo forms tb wuMie that
ho now drcpared to accommodate them with
everything In his lino on short notice and at all
boors of tb day. He keeps on bawd
ebes1i bread, ,
rusks, Hulls, pik8,
CAKES, all kinds.
ICE CREAM,
and a general assortment of
CO$FKCTIONER!K.S FRUITS, NUTS, Av
All of whisk wilt be delivered to eastomers at their
mldences, wken requested 10 do eo.
ICB CREAM, by th dish, acrrrd in a neall; fur
nished rooia.
Thankful for th gvneroai patronage bellowed its
th pi.it, he hopes to merit and receive a con
tinuance of the same from his old custo
mers, and others,
JOHN STADLER.
JaoeH.U If.
0. 1. c
yf HBBR to buy say PRT CrOOFUl, 0R0
yy cerlea, Queenewof, Ulasaware, Drags and
Noliohs, Confellonrtoa, A., oeHssap for ensh.
The subscriber begs leave so to form his old and
new customer that he hoe opened
A VARIETY 8T(lRK
IN QLKN HOrB, PA.
And will k II gooil at price toontt tbo times. A
liberal reduelioa will be made to nstemer buy
ing al Wholesale. j
Call and eiamlne my stork before purchasing
lae where, A liberal share of public patronage ii
solicited.
C. ?. KKAUY.
tilea Hope, Pa., Jan 14, 1871.
II.
F. BIGLKR & CO.'S
SPECIALTIES
BUILDERS' HARDWARE,
MECHANICS' 1IARDWA,;.
. . LCMHKRMEN'S llWIUWAH,
PARMtNO rTBNRtLS.
MILL BI PI-hfBfl,
WON NAJM.
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISH,
PAINTERS' FINDINtlfV
CALCLNKa PIASTER.
May J, llll.
TJNDERTAKINH.
Th nn'lertlgned ar wow fully r re pared t.
oarry an tbo business of
, AT SKASONAOLB BATES,
And ntnrettnSy tntleR tha patroaaga af Ihow-
aeaditg taeh arrtaoa.
dOIII, TKOI'Tal.",
JAMES L. LSAVY.
Clcatlrld, Pa., Ffk. I, 1174.
TLi.lAHIlTNRY, JiwTin
aaa P.iriaawSrai.aaaa.LrMRSR
CITf. OlleolioM awla aad awaey praaptlf
paid aver. Arlielel af agraeaeol aad dredt el
ornr.T.noe neatly aieealod aad uarrtated o.r
reel or ao ohargo. IJ1S