SAChETT & MHUYVKR,
IIUIM lit
HAltDWAltK,
and manufaclurers of
f
Tln.Copper & Sheet Iron Ware,
Bound Blrtct,
CLEARFIELD. PA.
IInla( largely Increased our Hock of Hani,
were, wo iarite the public to eiawlno our stock
and prices.
Carpenters ml persons who contemplate build
lag will do well to oiemino our
TOOLS 4 BUIIDINO HAEDWA11E,
which Is aew and of Ike but manufacture, ud
will bo told low for cab.
NAILS,
CLASS,
l'UTTY,
GLUE,
LOCKS,
LATCHES,
1IIXGKS,
. KCliKWS
All kinds of Denrk Plane., Paws, Chisels, Squares,
llammurs, HataheU, Plumbs and Levels,
Mortised A Thumb Uuages, Uuvcla,
Braces A ttitu, Wood and Iron
Bench Screw, and the best
Ilorlnf Machine Id too
uarkot.
Double and Single Bitt Axes,
TOCKET CUTLK11Y, As.
Agent) for Burncll's Iron Corn Shelter,
warranicu.
Also, agents for Ricbxrds'
Gothic flue Torn,
wblcb effectually cure Brnokj Flees.
Farmers' Implements and Harden Tools of every
ucscripuon.
A large variety of
COOK STOVES,
which wo warrant to giro lattf fact ion.
Foriabie Mian st a ml fiirnacr.
Roofing, Spouting and Job Work done on
reasonable terms. All orders will receive prompt
attention. June 11, miJ.
BIGLER, YOUNG & REED,
(Roecewors to Bojnton A Young,)
FOUNDERS & MACHINISTS
Manufacturers or
PORTABLE & STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES
- Corner of Fourth and Pino St reel Jj
( l.KAltriEI.I), PA.
HAVING engaged in the nanufaeture of flnt
elaii If AC II LNERY, we re peetf ully Inform
the public that we are now prepared to fill all
order, at cheaply na u promptly as ean be done
Is any of the cities. We manufacture and dcalin
Mulaj and Circular Saw-Milla
Bead Blocks, Water Wheels, Shifting Pulleys,
Gilford's Injector, 8 teem Ganges, Steam Whistles,
Oilen, Tallow Cupi, Oil Cupi, Gauge Cocks, Air
Cocks, Globe Valves, Check Valves, wrought iron
Pipei, Steam run pi, Boiler Feed Pumps, Antl
Friction Metres, Boap Stone Tacking, Gum Tack
Ing, and all kinds of MILL WORK j together
with Flows, Sled Soles,
COOK AND PARLOR STO VES
and other CA6TINUS of all kinds.
9"0rders solicited and filled at city prices
All letters of inquiry wilh reference to machinery
of oar manufacture promptly answered, by agree
ing as at Clearfield, Pa,
Janl7Mf B IDLER, YOU NO A IlEKlK
ERRA COTTA STANDING VASES,
HANGING VASES.
Stove Lining and Fire Brick,
kopt constantly on hand.
STOXE AM EARTHED - WARE
W EVEHV UKSCRIPflON I
CBOCKSi POXSI CJIOCKSI
PltWt Patent Airtight cl' - Ai allng
fruit tanel
BUTTKR CHOCKS, wiih lids,
CREAM CROCKS, MILK CHUCKS,
' APPLK-TIPTTER CHOCKS,
l'ICKLB CUOL'KH,
FLOWRR POTH, 1'IE DISH liS,
8TRW POTB,
And a gnat many olbor things loo numerous to
mention, to be bad at
FRED'K. LEITZINGER'S "
STONE - WARE TOTTERY,
Comer of Cherry end Third Streets, 1
CLEAKFIKLD, FA. aug.t
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
FOR 6AL8 BY
II. 1 Itigler A fjo.
IRON D01TBLK-81I0VEL PLOWS.
WOOD D0l!BI,E-eilOVKI, PLOWS.
WOOD SINQLE-SIIOVKL PLOWS. "
IRON CULTIVATORS.
WOOD CULTIVATORS.
OOWANDA A IRON BEAM MOWS.
PITTSBURG STEEL PLOH'll.
IIACPT'S DELLEFOKTR PLOWS.
ROBESON'S ud THOMPSON'S PLOWS.
SJrSharee for all ol the above Plow. eoV
Itantlj on hand. my2e-7l
Down I Down 1 1
THE LAST ARRIVAL
AND OF COURSE THE CHEAPEST I
h Proclamation against High Prices
WI are aow opening np a lot of the boil end
enoct seesonsbl. UoodB and Ware, ever
ofered In tble market, and at prlocs that remind
ewe of the toed old dare of eheap tblnga. Those
who lack faith npna this point, or doom oar alio,
gationi superfluous, need but
CALL AT ' STOttK,
Corner Front and Market atntla,
Where the, ean toe. feel, hear and know for Ihrm
!, TornllndereUMidwhatareohep-M,j,
thle ainal be done. We do not deem It neeeewry
to anamerat. and Itemlta oar Itoek. It le enough
tor aa to ttaia mat
We hare Evervtiiing that is NeeJod
ud eonnwiM In this market, and at prices that
dealt JOSEPH FllAW A SON.
Clearfield Nursery.
ENCOURAGE HOME INDUHTIIY.
fTIII aad.ralgned, karlng eiUbllehed a Nat
J. Tfn the 'Pike, about kalfwa, ketweea
y V1?, c'wen le prepared U for.
II?.1 'deaf FRUlf TREKS, (eUadard awd
aZUt!".''"' ". "" Vlnaa,
..TI a "'"" Klackbarr,, llrawberrj,
aiJiV V "" ''' Crab Treea,
--, '"c.r.v..p.
,.W. W. BM TTBi
WIMVKIt A IIKTTM
CLKAi! FIELD, l'A.,
Arc ottering, at the old iland of 0. L. Reed A Oo.
their itock of gnedl, eoQiiitlng of
DRY - GOODS, GROCERIES,
BOOTS A BIIOES,
HATS CAPS, IIAI1UWAHE,
QUEENSWARB,
FL0D1, FEED, SALT, &o., &o.,
At the moil reaionable ralei for CASH -or In
exchange for
Square Timber, Boards, Shingles,
Oil COUNTRY PRODUCE.
jFAdvanoca made to tboeo engaged in got
ting out Iquttro liralor on Ibo moat advantageous
ternli. pdtljanfS
T. A. FLECK & CO.
(Two doon eait of the Shaw llouir,)
I.IJAIII'IIOI.I), PA.
Millinery mid Fancy Goods
AND NOTIONS.
NECK RUFFLIN'U.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
GLOVES, all kinds and iliee.
COTTON RTOCKINIIS, nnsnrpaaied both in
quality and chenpness.
WHITE AND SWISS GOODS, all eerleliel.
CORSETS AND HOOP SKIRTS, of the latest
pattern and loner than the lowest.
II A 111 GOOOS,of all varlotios.
Call and examine eur stock before tou buy
eisewncro. uiaa 10 snow our goods on all oo
eariont Our motto is
"SMALL PROFITS & QUICK SALES."
"A Nimble Sixpence ia Better than a
Slow Shilling."
Ketni'mWr the place ojipoiilo Mussop's, in
11 in. jvccu a tiiti iiunu.
T. A. FLECK,
aprilli'Jt A. M. IIII.L8.
KRATZER & LYTLE,
MARKET HTREET, .
c i. r. a n i' i k 1. 1), pa.
Dealers In
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
GKOC E It 1 E S,
Hardware and Queensware,
Uool, Sliocs, lints, Cajm, Ac.
rr-Shesmakers supplied with LEATUER
and B1I0E FINDINGS at relneod rilea,
SALT! SALT I SALT I at wholosale and
retail eery cheap.
PAINTS, OILS, CALCINED PLABTER, Ao.
A liberal diseonnt to bnlldere.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS, CARPETS, WINDOW
EIIADES, OIL CLOTHS-ln large
quantities.
FISH, FLOUR, BACON, CORN MEAL and
CHOP, always ea hand.
4fAlloftbe abora goods are purebased
exolu'ircly for eaih, and therefore hi and will
be sold as cheap ai the ehsapest. aprilM
A. H. MITTOIM'S
(.Successor to Craln A Wilton,)
Saddle nml Harness
MANUFACTORY,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
Till, undcrciiriioit, having lfiil ronmi for the
mnniifactur of ml) kimli of HAUM.i:, 1IAR-
Ni;8H, and all the latest ImproremcnUi in lioriw
Furninlilng (inoiln, Is now itrriiered to (ill all
orders al prieffs and quality thai will sorprUe all
who farnr him with a call for the tnnpoclionof his
work, lie is dctermtnod to pleaiie and hie ex
porience and ohferratton in eauttrn and western
i-ilieseneliles him to L-KFY COM I'KTlTlUN in
the mnnafacture of (InM, Hilfcr, Orel do, Rubber
Co re rod and Milt-Lgtod Mounted
CARRIAGE AND BUGGY HARNESS I
Also Fine
HIUINO AXD RACINO RADDLK8.
Ills rents and cxt.rnws being litrht, he will
sell the same Kratl of work 20 per oent. ehenper
then they ein be bought in tbi cm I cm eltict.
KMifttrlng and aliuiting Hauilks, Harness, o,,
neatly done, at renponable prioos.
Pnrticul.tr attention paid to all orders hy mail
or oihorwiie.
Cell and see hit work before buying elsewhere.
Rooms on Market sLrual, hulwcnn Hecond
and Third rtreets. A. II. MITTUN.
Clcirtlold, l'a., Mny U, I7.
JANIISL GOODLANDEU,
LiITlIr.UBBUnU, l'A.,
Dealer la
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
IIOS1EUT k GLOVES,
HATS A CATS and BOOTS A 8H0K.
Tobacco, Orocerice and Fish, Kails, lUr'lwara,
Queen (ware and Ulan ware, Mens ana
Itoys Cluthing, lrugs. 1'alnts,
Oils, firhool lJooks,
a Urge lot of 1'atoot Medicines,
Candies, Nuts A Dried Fruits, Cheese and Crack
ers, Hook and tulle I'owdcr,
Flour, Grain and PoUtoeii,
Clorer and Timothy Seed.
Sole LentW, Morocoos, Linings, Rinillugi and
la reed, nhoemakeri' lools and
Bhoe Findings. .
No greater rarlety of good in wr itore In the
county. All for sele rrry low fur eiih or enunlry
produce at tne uneap vomer. Aug. it, ibjs,
N
KW 6TOJJB AND NEW GOODS
JOS. SHAW tk SON
llaye just opened a
Ntw Stohi, on Main St.,Ci.irigLD, Pa.
lalalr ocouplej l.j Wm. F. IltWIN.
Tbolr itock consists of
LE3m"a" fjOCDGDODES.
Oaocxaria of Iba bft quality,
QuKENswAnE, Hoots and Shoos,
and over article ncccnarT for
(ina'a comfort, ' j
Call and xatnlna our stock befora pvr-
cliaslngelsswbcre. May 0, 18C0-lf.
riUEAP UJtOCEniKS !
j lumbrr crrr, fa.
The anderelgned annonnoes to hie aid friends
and patrons that he has opened a goad liaa ol
UKIli KltlKS A PROVISIONS al the eld slaad
ef Kir A Speswir, for wbieb k. solicits a liberal
patronair. II. W. SPENCER.
Lumber City, Fa., Marrh 91. If.
J, F. WRAVt.lt...
grttfli and 55t(flldnf.
rp II It LATIilT MOVBI ,
THE LATEST MOVE
HARTSWICK & IRWIN'S
DItUG STOKE,
To their new building on Second Street, nearly
opposite uie store of Wearor m uetts.
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Where they will emulate to supply their old and
as many new eusiuineri m tuny eoiue. wits
rilllK MlUflS'j
C H 15 M I C A L S !
PUAftMACKllTICAL I'RKPARATIONS,
(Inelutling all now remedlee,)
Patent Medielnes, Faints and Oils. Olasi and
ruuy, ncnooi tioon, rtaiionery, I'aper.
Ac.) also, a full line of Drug,
gilts' Sundries. IWlr
Tonios,
Conmetles, Perfumeriet, Toilet Articles, Brashes,
loiici nonpi, rooaei jjkri, e., all or 4
the best quality.
PURE WISES ASD LIQUORS,
for medical A sacrAuunUl purposes only,
Pure White Wl, Colors of all kind, Raw and
ltuiM Linseed Oil. Varnishes, Turpea.
tine. Coal Oil. l'.tnt A Varnish
Rruehes, Flavoring
Kx tracts,
ConfecUonorles, Dird Seed, Bplee, ground and
nngrounu, 01 ail Kinds,
SMOKERS AND CHEWERS
Will and our slock of Chewing
and Smoking Tobacco. Imported and Do
mestic Cigars, Snuff and Fine-cut to be of the
very best brands la the market,
LAMPS AND CIlIilNEYS,
All kinds of GLASS WAKE
QARDEN SEEDS,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
and Musical Trimmings of tvery rarlety.
Harlng a long experience la the business, and
an extensive and well selected stoek of medielnee,
we are enabled to III Phyeicians' prescriptions at
the shortest notice and on Ike Daosl reeeonable
terms, day and night.
HARTSWICK A IRWIN.
Clearlleld, Pa May It, 1871-11.
SUlsrcttnttfous. '
JEAD TIIIS
1
FLOUR & FEED DEPOT I
TW. atUxtUa W K mH.nn nt PlMrfteld Bel
Tieintty Is direo-ted to the fact that Uoodfeltow A
Son are the agents of M. Nieee A Co., and have
just rreeired a half doien ear loads of Flour and
reeil, whieb thny otTtr at the lowest possible Dg'
res. A large stock of 1
FLOUIt, CORN MEAL, CHOP,
DUCKWIIKAT FLOUR, It RAN,
Potatoes, Shelled Corn, Core Id ear, Ac, A a,
Particulir attention 1s talktj to V. Nieoe A
Co.'s brand of Family Flour, which is the best la
the market
Flour and Feed eaa and wilt he sold ebeanar
than it eaa be obtained elsewhere la (Jlearseie
oouaty.
L-4r Store on Market street, aeit door to Hon.
Alexander lrtin'e rent donee.
GOODFKLLOW A SOlf,
Jan 10 tf Agents for H. Nfeee A Co.
MARBLE AM) ST0E YARD!
Mrs. S. S. LIPDELL,
Having engnged In the Marble business, deslree
to Inform her friends and the public that she has
now and wilt keep constantly on hand large and
well selected stock of ITALIAN AND VERMONT
MARULK, and Is prepared to furnish to order
TOMIISTON.M, , . i , .
VOX AND CRADLE TOMBS,
MONUMENTS,
Curbs and PosU for Cemetery Lots, Window
Sills and Cape, also.
BUREAU, TABLE AND M A 8 II STAND
TOPS, Ac, Ae.
-tt-Yerd on Rood street, near the R, R. Depot,
Clear Avid, Pa
JCT,71
EAD TIIIS I
The nndersijrned having received from the
eastern cities Hie latest and most fashionable col
ors and styles for all hinds of painting, he would
therefore respectfully Inform theeltiiensof Clear
Held end vieinity that hots now prepared it do
all hinds of
House, Sign and Ornamental Painting,
In tht most modern aad approved styles.
PAPER HANUINO AND ORAININQ MADE
HPKUIALTIES.y 'f i ?
All work dona at the most reasonable prlees
and entire satinfaotion guaranteed.
Shop oa Market street, opposite the Alle
gheny House. J, L. KRAULE.
April i, iiwe.-nm.
jUATZKII & LYTLE,
AGENTS IN CLEARFIELD COUNT! FOR
Id01lIII.AltD'i
Celebrated Brands ef j
Smoking & Chewing Tobaccos.
Wo are enabled tt wholesale ta dealers throach-
out the eounly at city prices.
a HA i a Kit L 1 TLK,
JrS.Td tf Clearfield, Pa.
S"
TOUEKKKl'KKS, ATTENTION I
W. desire to eatlyoaratteatlon to oar ealenslra
Commission business and taour facilities for die.
posing of each produce as eur consignors send as.
lisvlng a lorf. trad, with city stores, we are ea
abled te make qaiek returns, at fall nrieeo.
Storekeepers harlng Chickens, Batter, Eggs,
or ether prddaoa, will da well la glea a a total.
M'here Urorerles are lakop la eiehange, no eon.
mission will be oh.rgsa.
B. L. KIRK, SON A CO.,
Wholesale Grneere and Oemmisslen Merebaata,
No. 130 N. Third stmt, Pbilad'a. aprly
TjtOR KAI.E-Tb. andarelgaed ofers for
X aal. a raluaol. low. property IB the borough
of Cleartrld. Lot Sttxiat feet, wild a good two-
story plank bouse thereoa erected, with three
rooms aowa eiaire ana rour oca rooms np sieire.
Also, sewing room aad bath room oa eeeoad ftoor.
House Inlsned complete from cellar to allies-
uooa oon.ie porea ana gooa water, rrice rea
sonable and pnymente easy.
llaug?l WM, M. MoCPI.LOUOII.
HOUSE AND LOT FOB SALE!
The House and Lot oa th. eoraerof Mar
ket aad Fink ctreels, Cleargeld, Pa., le (or sale.
The lot eoatalas aearly ea acre ef groaad. The
boaea Is a large doable frame, eoatalnlng nine
rooms, ror terms aaa other taformalloa apply
ta the subscriber, at the Pact 0oe. ' j
oU P. A. fJAIIMS.
EAROAINS IN MUSICAL IN
PTRl'MRNTrll Organs, beth new and
eeoond head, at the Mueie Score, oppoelle Unlieh's
Faralture Stare. A H aeraaaa laesreet.d are la? 1. 1
ted to call aad esamiao a aew etrle of Ortaa aowi
ea aibiblttM. ' Meat Maala and Ma.le Ronlti
eoastantlyoa h.wd. 1 apltt-Ttlf I
PINK, WRIT! ROAN LlNINd SIINS-T
Jast raaaleed aad for sale a
April M, III. U. r. BlULEi A 100. j
THE REPUBLICAN.
CLEAHF1KLD, Pa. .
WEDNESDAY MORNING, KEPT. W, 1874.
THE OLD EARN'S TENANTRY.
r , r. Tartoa,
Tht wester stales ea the manger's ledge
lit has a tale like sulmetai'e edge,
A marshal's plume oa h ) afghan neek, j
Aa admiral stride ea hie quarter deek,
lie rulai thi roest and ha walk the hay
Wltk a dreadful eole and a Turkish way,
Two braadsldei Ires with hie rapid wings
Thli sultaa proud of a lint of kings,
One gutteral laugh, fear blasts of hara, . i
Fire iBity lylables roast the mora I
Jhe Baitoa limbs ta their woolta tabs
Art playlag lehool with tht a, h, abi
A, ti I, ! All tht eattle spell
Till they makt tht blatant row sis tell,
And a halt-laugh whinny Ills the stalls
Whea down la tht rack the elorer falls. -
A dove Is waltslng around hit matt
Twt ektrroaa black oa all wings of slate.
Aad show tog off with a wooing note
Tne eatia skint of his goldea throet
It Is Ord's"Arlof LoYe"re.tld
In a binding fine ef hle aad gold ! .
Ah, the baton girls that be!p the Uya,
And tht nobler lie leas of humbler Troyt
Ai they stripped the basks with milling fold
From tlght-rowod eora as yellow as geld,
By tlm taadltwllKht h patnpkla howls,
And the gleams that bowed fea Utile holes,
In tht qualat old lent era's tattooed Ha,
From the henult glim tet ap withii )
By Ibt rarer light la girlish eyes
Ai dark as wtUs, or aa blue aa shies.
T hear the laugh whea the tar Is red,
I see tht blush with tht forfeit paid.
The eedar cakes with the ancient IwUt,
The aider tup that tht glrli have hissed ,
Aad I set tht Iddler through the dusk
As ht twangs tht ghost of "Money Musk !"
Tht boy i and glrli la a double row
Walt faot ta faoa till tht maglt bow
Shall whip tht tant from the rlolla
Aad tht merry pulse of the fret begla.
Srribr't for 8ptmbr.
AX ISTERESTIXa LETTER.
Below will he limnil it K tU-r written
ly Col. Jnrivtt while in (.'alil'oriiiu,
liich will riclil)-1 my )vihhu1. A limn
twpnly utilt'a lon and twenty inilttt
whlo would lie titiilo a tii'ld in this,
coimlrj" ; hut mm tlio k-ltor, which
wo clip from tho Clinton Demuemt :
Pan Fbanimwo, Cai.ikhiinia, 1
Auuat A 1874.
En. Dkvkk'Rat: After our return
from th? reyBcrn to Sun Pntnciaro, nnd
niter a cluy'n rest, we took the earn tor
Merced rin Stockton lor the Yo Semite
Vulley, the Switzerland if AmericA.
After riiliiie in tha tnm 140 iiiile we
nrrived nt Merced, a fine town, and p lit
up for the nii;lit nt the Kl t'njnian, nn
excellent hotel. Merced is locatod in
chimning Tilane, niuiilst fielils of
wheat, lu Willie instance coiitniiiinu;
from twenty to twenty-five thonaand
nereiu Thin no doulit will niM'nr In
cretlihlo to a Clinton county farmer,
hut it is neverthelewt true. Wo hero
uw the iniwt inturextinK viht In the
wny of iiloiijrhing wo ever behuld, no
Uwh tlinn
SEVKNTY I'Ud llllS MoVINtl AT Till Mil
TIME
iu a line of n lielon, rocrdc hy a Mpittd
ron of homes) antl ntnle of over 2K).
The plniijrlis aro arranjreJ in platoon
of seven to each team, anil are aup-
iiorted hv three A heelti. Thia farm IB
'M lnilea lonj; by 20 hroad. We ankwl
tho aiiperinteiideiit how many acri-a
they irenerallv tilmiirlted in a day. Ho
answered, 17 milua. lie explained hy
Miyintf that the ploughing was done by
eomineneiii); at tho boundary of tho
farm and eontinuiiir nil day iu the
same direction, and that they ireiienilly
went nlxitit 17 miles per day, At
liifrht thev form tin ecainpnient by
piU'lilii)i their touts iton the fiuld, A
number of wnDiia follow tlie rolumn
of )liMiglia. Thcno wauiuia mw- tout.,
proviNiona fur the men, antl wnier ami
feed for the Block. Tliia, we think, ib
ploughing in eanieat.
IIAKVEMTINO
iH done, also, on a large scale by niu
thinvry. A heailer, iKM'iillwl, i at
tached to h litre wairona. The heads of
tho wheat only are cut oil, antl the
machine throws the heads into the
wagon. Tho straw is left upon tho
field nnd trampled down hy rattle and
other ntoek.
At Merced wo took the atage for
the Yo Semite Valley. We rode two
days over an exceedingly hilly, rough
and crooked road, otU'iititnea very
steep and the dtiHt about three Inched
deep. This wns the moat uncomforta
ble Ktago ride wo ever experienced ;
notwitMnndiiig this drawback, we
were well paid for all tho (liwomfort
we had to endure. The acunery was
onentimesipictiireaiiiieaiid grand. Af
ter tho firxt day's ride we got among
the pines of California. 1 llure we be
hold trees from three to feren feet in
diameter, and comparatively few acres
would funiiBh as much lumber as we
sometimes have in our boom at Lock
Haven when full.
After arriving in tho mltlHt nf this
pine forest, the Hlngo driver reined uii
liia hoi-Nca and wo got out of tho stage
anil took a look nt
Till tinOVE Of TVOLUMNE Bid TRIKM.
These trees constitute a small grove
of probably one hundred acres in ex
tent. Here we behold trees in all their
nmicBtv. Just think of trees 325 feet
in height nnd 20 feet in diameter! At
Culnrcrua Dig tree grow, antl at Man
poaa there are treea 40 feel in diame
ter, and aomo are 12& feet iu circum
ference Such treea would aenre our
wooilchopperaoutof their Imota. The
only wny to loll audi treea ia hy boring
them oil, ami aftar ihey ara down it ia
nccoBBary to blaat them in order to re
duce them to workable nine. A plank
Hawed out of fragment of one nf theae
treea ia now on exhibition at tho Me
chanic' Fair, in Han Krancineo. Thin
plank i 4 inchea thick, 7 feet wide and
20 feet long, and neither knot, aap or
blemlah about It. After aalinHng our
enrioaity amoiigxt the big treea, we
again took atuge, and after another Ave
honra' rid through an almoat continu
ous cloud of dimt, wo entered the
' e
aot'TH CANYON OF TO REMIT! VALLEY.
The Yo Semite ia a long hut narrow
valley, flunked on each aide by ierpon
dieular rorka ofVun over a mile in height
above tUe valley. To approcialo the
anhllme grandenr of tliin valley it niuat
be aeen, (or no language can deacribe
it. Hera God ajicuKa iu the Hiiblimity
of nature. l'on entering tho valley
wo paMa two waterihllaon our left, ono
called tho Itibbon Fall, 3,300 feet. Tho
llridtil Veil on our right, 040 find. Wo
next paati a monntaiu calletl the Three
IlrothorH, 4,200 feet; tho Catliednil
Itock, 2,400 feet; the Three (i races,
3,750 feet i'KI 'npitnn, 3.300 feet ; Senti
nel Hock, 8,270 feet In height. '
Wo now arrived at tho hotel, took a
bath, and changed our gnnnctita, took
a little apiritiial comfort in the aamtilo
room, i(joycd mi r excellent anpner of
nrooK trout Unit two ol mo lugger
Indiana juat timught in nn our arrival,
'and being wry much futigncxl, wo re
tircxl for tlm nliht- Annan oarlv In the
morning, enjoyed tho freah and bracing
air, nnd ooutetnpialea llio . rJ
MinllTY WORKS or NATt'RI
around ua. Immediately in front of
na we hehetd tho large "firitaly Bear,"
a waterfall of 2,034 feet. Thin fall ia
grand in tho extreme. Immediately
in our rear wo have Sentinel lkmne,
4.000 feet high. Northeaat f ua wo
have Soul h Dome, 0,000 feet, and Norfh
Dome, 8,725 feet in height '
After tiartaking of n trotit hrvnk (ant,
w hireu a pair of huraea and a native
t'alilomta guide, ami took the trail
that K-d to the top of tho monntaina
thai unwind the To 8emlto Valley.
ineati '
. MOI NTAIN TKAI14
aro a curloaity. The pathway la very
narrow ami algiaga tin tho mountain
in every imaginable direction. Take
a badly built worm fence and tie It in
to a liow-knot, and you liavo a faint
itlea of one of the mountain trnila.
These ilggiiira are ao clone one above
tho other, that when a number of
toiiriHta are moving along and yon
view them from the valley below, the
hones aeein actually to Bland one uMn
the other, It tixik ua ami our guide
three hours to mako tho summit of
Mt. Star Kim;, 5.000 feet Iu height.
Tho trail by whiuh we made the ascent:
waa ovur turea milua in length. Un
such a tour yoi muat allow your horse
to have his own time. Ho underHtamla
liia btisinesa, ia euro footed, and tukea a
rent at leant every four rods. To urgo
or guide him might cause hint to stum
Mo or fall, and lu that event the tourist
might go to 'kingdom come" on horse
back. After taking a good view of the
valley from the summit of Star King,
which was grand in tho extreme, we
started for (ilaeier liock, 3,700 foot
high. From Ibis iMiiut we hail a grand
view of (irijtly Hear, Vernal and No
vudu Falla ; also the following huge
rockn ; South Dome, North Dome, Can
nf Ijilierty, Ml Capitan, and in' fact all
the high points mentioned above. We
now commenced deacelitling towards
tho east by a very narrow and steep
trail, but Juat as we commenced the de
scent wo met Dr. lloti'imtn (brother of
(iov. Hoffman of New York), hia lady
ami guide. The trail was too narrow
to enable, na to pass each other with
out great danger of being hurled into
the abyaa lieliw. Fortunately wo had
got hut a ahort distance from a point
where horana. rhigjit paaa with unlet v.
Wo dismounted and with great ditll
culty succeeded III turning our horse
and moved back, and thus enabled tho
Doctor, his lady antl guide to pass. We
now commenced the descent again,
and met wilh no serious obstacles. Our
guide now called out to na anying:
"Don't you see tho
TRACKS or A LARUE (IKI.ZI.Y HKAH
ill tho dust on our trail ?" We haiked
around ua for what in reality we had
no great desire of seeing. Ileing satis
fied thut the monarch of the Sierra
-Nevada waa not in our immediate
vicinity, wo took a good look at the
great trucks tho brute left on our trail.
They were as large as those of an ele
phant. The brute was traveling iu the
same direction we were, and often his
tracks were very plainly to lie aeon.
We inquired of our guide whether the
brute might not attack us in case wo
met him on tho trail. Wo were in
formed thut the griaaly brutes always
shunned mini, and would flee from us
if we met one. This remark from the
guide was decidedly refreshing, and
we began to feel full of pluck, and to
look right nml left, but, we must say,
with no very great desire of seeing liU
grir.r.lv mnjestv. Had ititehie ami his
tlogs been witli us, things might havo
been entirely different? We Anally
reached
Nevada palls,
under the great rock called the Cup of
l.lhcrty, and In close proximity to Alt,
Star King. The falls here are beauti
ful. Tho I'pjmt or Nevada has a Oill
of7K) feet perpendicular ; the Vernal,
a short distance below, falls 350 feet.
At the foot of the Upper Falls a hotel
waa found, kept by a Yankee, called
Snow, who hails from St. A limns, Ver
mont. Wo were acipininted with this
tirecn JUnuntain Yankee aomo twenty
five years ago, and it waa an agreeable
surprise to meet under the circum
stances. We tarried all night at Snow 'a ;
met a numlicr of tourists that got in
from tho mountains and lodged at
Snow's, A number of ladies came in,
all riding astride, and il is found to be
hy fur I lie Hatost way. I he siglit,liow
over, is rather comical. To descend
from alKive tho falls to Silow'e really
looks fearfil. You have to twist
among huge boulders like a cork screw,
ami yon constantly fear that the top
ling rargs you behold aWo you will
leap from their tottering lied and crush
you to atoms.
In the morning we left Snow's,
mounted tho fearful trail again, and
went eight miles to the extreme pinna
cle of a mountain called '
tl.OI 1)1 RUT.
This is the highest mountain in the
vicinity of Yo Semite Valley, ami is
two miles ahove the ocean. Some
tou ristBCXiH'riencoa difficulty inbreath
ing, and their cyca tiecoine bloodshot,
tho air here is bo very rare. We felt
no difficulty it we sat down and re
mained quiet, but tho moment we made
an exortion in ascending wo became
very much cxhuusled. The view from
this point is subliino in the highest de
cree. Yon nro hero In the centre of a
world of rocks at tho circumference of
which snow capjied mountains reach
the sky. From the summit of Cloud's
Itest you sec snow far below your feet
in the canyons and fissures of the
mountains. Aa far as tho eye can
reach we behold nothing hut barren
rocks and snow. In the valleys near
tho streams aomo good pine is found,
but when you reach an altitude of a
mile and a half above tho sea, vegeta
tion amounts to nothing. Towards
the northeast of Cloud's Itest a beauti
ful lake was soon. After satisfying
our eyes with the grandeur of nature,
we descended to the place where we
left our horses. We mounted and re
traced our trail to Snow's Hotel,
baited our beasts, and then descended
a fearful looking trail into tho valley,
antl arrived at our hotel very much
fatigued after a two duya' ride among
tho mountains for thirty-six miles.
On our arrival nt Iliitchiuga' lintel
the stage just drove nn, and among the
piutsengors we found Ex-(iov. Ward of
New Jersey, antl wife. This gentle
man and lady we met on the road as
we were returning from the great gey-
sera; (wo have just been informed that
the JSx-tjovcrnor lias returned irom me
Yo Semite Valley, and is now sojourn
ing at tho Grand Hotel in this city).
On our return from our two days
mountain title we took a hnth, ate a
good sniiper fiul went to bed.' At six
o'clock in the morning we took the
stage, and hfter two days' riding
through dust ami rough roads, finally
arrived at Merced ami put np at Kl
Capitan. left Merced early iu the
morning ny ran antl amvoo ai Nan J oae
iu the afterhoon.
i SAN JOHK
Is a splendi'l city, in a lovely valley of
surpassing ocauiy ami icruuiy. iicro
we metouri)lil friend (icn. Henry M.
Nagleo, fhrrlcrly of I'hlladelphia. The
(icuorul at ncfl look tMjaaeasion of us,
hair and Iisi'lukc, ami tisik us to hia
elegaat establishment in the suburbs
of the city. Here we tarried for three
days, Thoifionoral has the finest ea-
tnhlishmonl in nan Jose ; has a hun
dred antl sixty acres In the city
elegantly Ornamented with statuary
and all sorts nf rnro tropical plnnt.
Uen. Naglds has fhrty acres in vine
and all imasrinaule Irmt trees. Kvery
kind of plant, no matter what form,
appears. to .'thrive here. We saw a
t'entury'plitnt only right years oltl that
was in full' bloom a short timo ago.
This prove, that "Century'' plant ia a
mianoiner. The main atom from which
the blows nude their appearance grew
thirty-five reel ill sixty days, and ia
now abont leight inchea in diameter.
After the tlant has been In bloom it
porinhes ; ijie trreat fleshy leaves drop
off, and tht plant haa answered the
frposo fl which H was created. We
saw another similar plant that la now
marly ready to bloom ; the lowering
stem has already attained a height of
six to eiitht feet. The General distils
all his graa into brandy. . He lust
ten thoanaatiQ' (fanoTea ny tne act oi an
Incrndiarv. hut still haa fiflv thonaand
Uallona Ivli II baa never sold a (tal l
lm, tint Intentla to Keep it in order to
f live it ago. Great care haa boon taken
n tho distillation, and the Oenenil
thinks that all his brandy wants is ngo
to make it equal if not siiieriiir to the
beat foreign article. Wo were taken
through the entire establishment, and
shown all tho manipulations through
which tho grapes must paws to be con
verted into brandy. The great care,
pmilenco and energy which tho (inn-
oral observes in tho manufacture of
brandy must ultimately prove a com-
iileto success. Many judges, both
''reach, tierman and English, havo ex
pressed their opinion that tho (ienend's
brandy will bo of such a quality that
no other brand can excel it.
(en. Nagleo is now engaged In con
structing a magnificent boulevard from
San Jose about four miles to tho
FA (IOCS HOT AND MINERAL Sl'lU.NIIS.
Here we find no less than seven dif
ferent qualities of mineral water, nnd
in a few years these springs no doubt
will attract tho attention of invalids
and pleasure seekers. The rido to the
springs is elegant. Just beforu you
reach them you pass over a summit.
Hero tho rond Is located with much
judgment in a spiral form. This ena
bles visitors to obtain one of the finest
views of tho valley and city of San
Jose that cnu possibly bo imagined.
We left tho (ietieral with regret, nnd
ean only say that we feel ourself under
many obligations lor ins great atten
tion, kindness anil uiilHiiiiuled Hos
pitality. Wo now took the cam for San Fran
cisco, where wo arrived on IIio2IhI
lust. Tho 0th Annual Exposition of
THE MECHANIC'S INBTITI'TK OF SAN FRAN
CISCO was 0an to the reception of visitor.
Vf e went 1 here antl siicnt several hoti
In tlio moHi agreeuiilu manner. Here
we find articles from the farm, the trar-
ilen, the mines, the work-shop, the kcu
anil the artist, all umingcd in the most
oxquisitoorder. The flowers were most
tastefully arranged, and the odor aris
ing therefrom sent a delightful fra
grance over the entire hull. Over five
hundred varieties of roses alone were
observed, and other rare flowers w ilh
out numticr. Tho mechanical depart
ment was well represented : steam en-
irines, pumps, steam drills, and endless
variety of saws, edged tools ; funning
iliilclilclits,suchiiB ploughs, cultivators,
mowers, reapers, headers, Ac, all of
very novel construction, nnd entirely
different frem what we see at the ex
positions in tho eastern States ; medi
cal instruments, sewing machines, cabi
net ware antl furniture generally, the
finest we over beheld. The needle
work antl photographs in the gallery
of paintings were all of the first water.
The painting were innumerable anil
reflect great credit upon the artists.
Many w ere of the finest execution and
taste. We must acknowledge that
California, young as tho Stnte ia, has
gone ahead, Ix'vond a parallel, in art,
science, agriculture, mechanical inge
nuity and commerce, nnd will soon
ranli as the greatest State in the Union.
"A Tired-out liepiiblican" writos fo
tlio New York Evening Pout altout the
new ten-cent bill ami calls attention to
the fact that "thero is no promise to
pay in the instrument. It is a con
tract Payable in fuiiilihles or serv ices.
Stripc(I of its verbosity, it provides
that tho United States ol America will
trunsort two ami a half ounces of mail
mutter from your oltlce to your liotise,
or permit yon to draw five checks
without molestation or 'Jayning.' (I
flatter myself Hint the use of Jay no, as
a verti, is original.) it ia not retleenin
hie even in nickliK." Ho concludes:
''Instead of the old-fashioned and
mendacious statement of 'Tho United
Slates will pay tho bearer ten dollars,'
let the bill merely imply 'Ten Dollars,'
and tie done with it. instead of the
huge cartoon on tho back of the ten-
dollnrbill, adopt the truthful ccrtilicate
on the hntnbler X-cent note. In the
miilille of the reverse, in the same green
disk, express tho real contract : 'This
note is exchangeable for a consulship
when presented in sums ot one thou
sand dollars, or for a land grant con
tract, or lor an olnee when presented
iu auiiis satisfactory to the representa
tives of tho people of the United Slates
in t. ongress assembled.
Devilment An it a p. Tho Little
Itock Gaziitt hays that an import ant
conference waa lately held nt Hot
Springs, in Arkansas, between Senator
Morton, ot Indiana, nnd Clayton, Me
Cluro and Smith, of Arkansas, antl
atates that the object of it was to de
vise a scheme of stimulating riots, as
sassinations anil outbreaks 1st ween
tho whites and blacks to have un in
fluence on Congress, nnd to which the
New York Evening J'ont replies :
Tho Gazette ia a Democrat ie organ,
and may be animated by party preju
dice. Hut when such men as these
meet in secret, it Is eertiiinly time for
honest iooile to Im watchful. Kxkt
ience teaebos that they uiciiii no pxsl
to tlio coiiiitrj'.
An Alarmikt. The CIiIumku 7Y;;;.
says: r retl nouvias ia notinnii u not
an alarmist. His Washington news
pnH'r afreets to si-e in the reeent con
llicts between white anil colored erimi-
nals at the south a deliberate ilot, bav
in if for its uir)osi) tho masaucre of tho
wnolo iiero rncft Fretl abould calm
bis nerturhetl sniiit. Tho Timet can
inloriu bun that thero is no such iur
iioae. As soon as tlio elccllims are
over in thcKoiitii llure will be no fur
ther riots, for then they cannot be. used
aa a means of securing roles for scala
wag cantliiliites whose election is necea
sary to maiiitain Itepiihlican Biiprciii-
It is a bitter thiiift, says, tho 11V',
that a llritish journal on our l'ottrth
of July ran any with truth of the Dec
laration of Iiitfcncnili'iiee, made ninety
oitfht years aifo :
" In many of the southern States
aiieakers to-day miiy take np the In
dictment framed aifuiiiHt Kin Ueorjre
1 1 1 in tho Declaration of Iiidcientlenet
and with perfect truth asaerl that the
coiuluct ol tho ftslernl frorernmeiit Uv
wanla tho eonqneretl south has been
worm than that imputed to tho llrit
ish King."
Sua Dm It. I'hwlaj Carey wrote
of Mrs, Tilton in a poem entitled
" Theislora : "
All her free Imnulslro acting
le so eb.rmlnff, so distrarting
Loeen think her made, 1 know,
Only for a p leyfellnw.
Coral Una, eonneallng pearli,
ll.tb iha, 'Iwlsl dark rolls of sutli I
And b.r words dropped eofl and slowly,'
Seem half rarisbing, half hul.
What a pity that alio waylaid poor
Decdicr. Those furls did II.
1tHiKS JJi.i t Tho Diillas (Texas)
httiliiienerf, Mepublican, says: "The
election for members of Congress tills
fall in Texas ia likely to bo like the
hantllo of a jug, ao liir as politicti are.
concerned. As yet no Republican can
didates havo been ajiokon of in any
part of the State, antl it looks aa though
thero waa a ncnrelty of aspiring men in
the party."
1'ooA Hot'TIf Caaoi.tNA Juat how
much stealinfr has been dono In Honth
Carolina seems not to be known, even
to the thieves tlteinselvva. It is uncer
tain whether the debt nf that HI ate is
$15,000,000, or 110,000,000, or 12!!,-
uoii.oou, ami novernor ilose in his
late sjieech at Hiimler said that he
neither knew nor eared.
An Illinois irrand jury profcaaca to
have made tlio Important tliaenvery
that officials who pro lit by brilwry do
not beaitate to rover that offenao hv
nerjur)'. Tha revelation conies from
Chifairo ) but human nature, nmlor
the influence of bribery, does not vary
mnclt aecoMinjf to locality.
Ia U A
Wo desire to cull tho attention of tlio citizens of Clenrfidil county to the fnct tlint wo
havo opened a
MUSIC STORE IN CLEARFIELD,
Where wc intend to constantly keep on hnnd n full supply of - -
PIANOS, ORGANS AND MUSICAL M151tCliANI)ISE.
Our stock of PIANOS will consist of
GEORGE STECK & CX)'S PIANOS, ;
STEIN WAY & SO.W PIANOS,
' HAINES BROTH WIS' , PIANOS
Wo nro prepnrcd ot all times to furnish any of tlio cheaper makes of Pianos to order on the most
fuvorahlo terms as to prices and terms of payment.
Oiir stock of ORGANS will consist of the new and popular
UYNDER ORGAN, (with lender's Knco Tiemolo nml downward Octnve Coupler,)
Tho SMITH AMERICAN ORGAN CO.'S ORGANS,
MASON & HAMLIN'S ORGANS, nnd the
NEW HAVEN MKLODEON CO.'S JUBILEE, TEMPLE nnd CHURCH ORGANS.
. Besides theso wo furnish to order Organs from any factory desired. '
Wc sell on every plan known to the trade, either CHEAP FOR CASH, ON NOTES, or on tho
roitiLAii ami easy LEASE PLAN.
On our easy terms every one can havo n good instrument, mid no other investment of like
amount will tend so much to MAKE HOME HAPPY. .
0Wc shall 13 glad to have you call ami nee us, whether you desire to purclmsc or not.
ocl23-'72-ly tCVMi:ifS MUSIC STOUT.
iSffUnnfoiis.
Y ALVA CLE FARM FOR SALE!
IN ;RAHJ TOU NHIIIP.
Tho uotUrsigncej utTrs for sale tht furtn oa
whieb ! uow rsiiilrs, situate in tl irurd township,
Clearfield fonnty, '.. fnnnrrly owned by Jfftin
J. Pie. The ftna contains 120 arret, and is Ttr?
desirably luesUd. Tlio buiMing! are sll Dew, nnd
eon flit of a Isrjte frame butane, bavinsHtoi:! (H)hr
dt-racatb, and food water convenient larjre
frame barn, blsrkstuith shop, wigon shed, spring
bouse, Ae. The builtlioRs on this farm are u
good, if not belter, than oa eny farm In ClenrlU-.d
county. The land is of superior qtwlfty end in a
good state of cultivation.
Posses oa will be given In the rVrlng, or at
any time snort ounvemcot to tho pim-haser. The
terms will be reasonable-; Persons desirous of
parrhasing esn address the subscriber at teeonte's
Mills P. O., Clearfield eoooty, Pa., or apply In
person oa the premises.
Any persons wanting any Information la regard
ta the quality of the laud, the kind of buildings
thereon, Ao., Ac., ean got tho information by call
ing oa hber.fl Pie, in CKartlehl, as he owned the
farm for a autoUr of years, and of cmim knows
all aboat il. YYKMKLL ENDKKri,
lconu's Mills, Clearfield Co.. Pa.
January 21, lei.
JOHN TROUTMAN,
DKALER IN
FURNITURE,
MATTItESSES,
AND
Improved Spring Beds,
MARKET STREET, KKAE P. O.
The nnderiiffnetl twee leave te Inform th. elli-
imi of Clnrftelil. af4 th. nultlic ern.r.llr, that
h. has ea hand a Qne assortment of Furniiore,
sara as Wslaut, Chestnut and l'.inlcd Chamber
Suites, Parlor Suites, Keclining and httrniion
Chairs, Ladies' ar.d 11 roll' Kaiy ( hairs, tlio Per
forated Dining and Parlur Chain, Cane Heats and
Windsor Chairs, Clothes II. ra, Step and Kitea
sioa Ladders, Uat Racks, Heruhliiog lirushes, Ac
WODI.DINQ AND PICTI BS FRAMES.
Lookinc (llessel, Chromos, Ae., ahich would be
suitalile for Uoliraj presents,
deelt ll JOHN T1101 IS1AX.
IIUKV ,
CIIHIIST,
Successors to
KKVDKIIA CO.
Tc
O TIIOHI! INtKRKSTKD IN TUB Pl'R
I1ASE OP A STRICTLY
y'lTifl Ii'JC WHISKY,
For Medicinal Purposes we offer
Rnllt'y'N Pure Ityo,
Price (2 to $A per gallon, and will ship In pack
age to suit pu reliefers.
If also handle largely a
COPPER DISTILLED WHISKY,
Price from !.fr0 to $1.75.
We Import
FINE WINES, BRANDIES AND GIN,
And ara also manufacturers of
PR. STIVER'S
TONIC HERB BITTERS.
Seud for price list.
1IUKY& CHRIST,
apr.Sl-oin 111 North Third St., Philadelphia.
FAIRBANKS'
s v a Ia i: s,
nr all aixMt
BKKg Barrows, Warehouse Tracks, Copying
Presses, Imprwred Money Drawer, Ae.
10 IALB IT
II. F. BIGLER ii CO.,
Dealcra lu Hardware,
mcli3t:7l If Second Street, Clearfield, Pa.
THE CJiKAKEIEi-D
WOOD-CHOPPERS' AXE I
U aaa fact ured especially for
TIIK CLEARFIELD TRADE,
roa tAi.K tr
ingS'T
II. P. BI0LKB A CO.
? O It SALKI
A Urge and well finished Brick Dwelling, slta-
ate oa the rlrer bank, ta the borough of Ulear
Aeld, aontalnlng elorea rooms, wilh good eellar,
water In the kitchen, and all the modern eon re
a knee. Pantries, Math-room, C I obes-presses, Ae.
Lot siity feet front and two hundred aad thirty
feet backs with a twenty font alley oa the east
tide. Said hn tiding, with all the appurtenances,
will bo told eheap, with payments to sun purcha
ser. Application ean bo made to the under
signed, or to A.O.Tate, Kq., who will give all
necessary Infonnalioa to those who desire to la
sneet the property,
TII0S.J. MKMiLLOlHni.
May list, 17), tf.
Beale's Embrocation,
(L ATI POWKLL'fl,)
For H diseases tneldent ta Horses, Cattle, and
llamaa flesh, rtcj-iring the asa of aa
eiternal applleaUoa.
Thli Imhroeatlea was eiteoslrel e4 hy
the (loTernsaeat nartng the war.
For sale by Harttwieh A Irwin, ClearfiaU
Joseph K. Irwla, OarweasTllle. Daniel Qooa.
aader. Lnthersbarg. cf.
Attention, Lumbermen!
WB are aow maaafaelurlng our IMI'ROVKD
8TKKL . SOt'KKT DK1VINU CANT
1IUUR8, superior t any other In aso. We have
also In stoek a large quantity of Cant books suits,
hie for ran in g barposes, which we aro selling
sheep for cash. A MOD A K. kKNNAUD.
Clearfield. Pa., Marrh IS, k;.
QUNSMiTiiiNaT"'
a wTwolfe,
PRACTICAL GUKSMITU.' '
fthew a Third afreet, orar Riley's black smith
ifcof, (XBAHIflBLU, PA.
AH kinds af KlaVs aaa Shot Owns ea hand.
Rewaking dowe In a flrst-elnts meaner end at fair
prlees. IflTl i
MARKET S T It E K
H F I H Ia I, PENN'A.
"lUisrttUtiifouji.
QLEAR FIELD
PLANING MILL
C O M P A N Y .
ffpilK tirjJcrtigrted, successors tn ItKKD A
X PUWKM., hava purchased the CLKAK,
I' I ELD 1'I.AMMi MILL, and retlttrd It fur
doing an extensire 'ieiness. AH the machinery
will be added accessary to mako it one of, (be
most complete eUb i bin cats ol the kind la U
State. Tbt-y are now prepared to recti te orders
for any work In that line. '1' hey will givefpiciJ
attention to all materials for house building.
FLOORING, WEATHER - BOARDING,
S3 II, DOORS, BLINDS,
OP ALL STYLES, always on hand.
WORKED BOARDS, and all articles necessa
ry for building, will be axchanged for DKY
I.TMilKH, so that persons at a distance atay
bring their lumber, ox eh an Re it for, aad return
home with the manufactured articles.
The Company will always fanv on band a large
stock of dry lumber, so aa to be able to nil aa
order on the shortest Botic. Only tha best and
most skillful bands will lie employed, so that the
public may rely upon good work.
Lumber will lie worked or told as low ns It a
be purchased anywhere, and warranted to p-ire
sattsfaetioa. As the buk incus will be dona upon
the earh principle we can afford to work for itiial I
profits.
DUY MJMBEIt WANTED!
Especially ono aad-a-aalf and two inrh panel
stuff, for which a liberal price will be paid.
Tho bnrlnecs will be eon il acted under the name
of the
"Clearfield rianing Mill Co."
0. B. Mrrroll will poreoaallr superintr-ad the
lusiaers.
Ordi-ri rtrpectfultj solicited.
0. IL HrilRKl.t,.
II. II. TAYI.oh.
Jl. U. IIIUIM N A r.r.o.
ClearEtld, Pa., January S, t ST I.
READING FOR ALL II
BOOKS A- STATJOSEUY.
Mnrkct t , t Icurtlcltl, fat (lie PostOffirc.)
rilHB andersigned bcifs leave toannnanceto
X theeltiiensof Clearfield and vicinity, thut
he has fitted np a room and has just returned
from the city wilh a large amount of reading
natter, toniiillug In part of
Jllaak, Aecoant and Past Books of erary de-
scrip lion f Paper and Knvelopei, French pressed
and plaint Pen" J'encHi t Ulank, Legal
Pipers, Deeds, alortcarest Jndrmeni. Eiema-
tloa and Promissory notes) White and Parch;
men t Brief, Legal Cap, Record Cap. andBill Cap,
Bheet, Muaie for either Piaae, lute or Vlolia
constantly oa hand. Any books or stationer
desired that I may aot have oa hand, will he or.
ordered by first eipreee, and sold at wholesale
or retail to suit customer, I will also keop
penouioai literature, iucb as stagastaee, news,
papers, Ae. p. A. UAULIN.
Cltarfield May T, ISSS.tl
OSHANNON LAND AND LUMBER
COMPANY,
OSCKOLA 8TKAM MILLS,
MAXITACTrRXt
LUMBER, LATH, AND PICKKTS
SmeeJ rf- ralent BUM Shingles.
II. II. 81IU.1.INOF0KD, Pr.uJ.nl,
OlOee Forest riace, Na. lit S. tie at., Phll'a.
JOHN LAWSIin, Ocnciel Sup't.,'
Oeecola Mills, CloarlWU oountr, Pa.
Also TOWN LOTS fjr sale la the borouga
sf Osceola.
Al.to-Kerp the I.AllllKST ASSOIITJIIINT
oftloons in t'loarflrlil oounlj at tlirlr Mammoth
Store ia Oseeola. Janl It
- Limo for Sale 1
rpilK nnderlgnid, residing near the -lepet Vas
X Made complete arrangements with ltm
Burners east of the mountain, whereby ho is ena
bled to keep constantly on hand a largo qunnlitj of
r U It E L I W KI .
which he Offers to fanners and Iwlldera at a Irtle
above cost. Those In noed of the article would do
well to give me a call, nr address me by letter, be
fore negotiating their lime.
KO. 0. PA8HU0RR.
Clearfield, Pa., Jan 9, IsflV.
The Lightning Tamer.
TlKandenleoed are Die sole Ag-entita Ms
eeunlr forthe"Notlk American flslranlird
LIllllTNINU HODS." Tbeeeara tWeealyeafe
roAs aow ta aee, aad are eaaorsea be alt tae
setratlBeamea la the eeunlrv,
We herel). aollfr the eltitens of Iha .onnt
that e will fat tliem up a hitler rod, aad for
Use moaej, thaa Is ehariod hjt th. forelcn
aironte who annnallv traeerse the eoantv and
mrrj ea aur little caen, aeeer u reluna. . -
ENCOUJ1AGK HOME LABOU.'
These ttlifalnff Llthtalaa Itode ereeteA a
their huildlnas aeed bnt address as tie letter, or
eall la ereoB. We will pat them Hp anywhere
la theeenniT, ana warrant teem, ine aedeaad
ritlareeeaa a. ss.n al anytime are.lllnr al
earst.ra. II. r. BIULRR A CO.
OU.ri.ld, Marrh So, 1S7I tf
lalvcry Stable.
Till nnderstgtiei! fiegs leave In Inform the pub.
lie that ha ie WAwfullrmvpafcw taaiwanmo
date all la tht way of fern i thing Hi.reee, Haggias.
Saddle and 11 erne, nn the aherteelaoUee aad
oa reaMinable terms. Hesldcnce on oeutt street,
between Third and Fourth.
OKI). W. ORARflART.
TleMlelJ, Fvb. 4, 1ST4. , t r -.
T,
ttortlaitfotis.
T
II K LA no EST
AS.-iOltTMEXT OP
TVJ:S! STOVI..S!
ever brought to the count., arc hcii., ivecUcd at
the Hardware Kftnblji.)jincm of II. p. lll;l.:K
ea CO., eouprifiii, tho foltuaiog Cook bitn
.TEAU'H CALORIFIC.
SUbliUKlIANNA.
llliiiULA'l'dlt.
son.K.
KXCICLSIOIl,
riiiL'jirii.
OV. PKX.V.
11EAMN0
NATIONAL It A NO E, AC. AC.
Also, Hie following Ileatinf Stores:
SPEAR'S ANT! CMSEfcR,
SPEAU'S ANTI D;ST.
PrEAU'SOKniCl'LAlt,
SPEAR'S PARLOR COOK,
MORXIKU I.10IIT.
' RON TON,
GIPSKY, -
V'L'LCAN,
KUSI1EAM. ... .
IIU3Y'
DAUPHIN EDO,.
. CHESTER EG(t,
VOLCANO,
FI10EN1X.. , . .
IIEAVV nAU ROOM AN l STORE
ROOM STOVES, AC.
ClearSclJ, Fcpl. 15, IHr;.
ro TUB
RON T!
(ilU'.AT ICXl' ITEM EST
AT TUB
CLEARFIELD BAKERY
ICE CEEAM SALOON!
The nnjertlfncd having j act fitted op ne,
large arid cemtortable rottms en Market strort,
oar Third, resprctfully informs the paMictliit
he now drrpart-d to accnininodeie llicut with
everything in hit line nn short notice antl si all
hours of the day. He keeps on hand
KKKS1I lULKAn,
RUfiKft, HOL!, PIES,
' CAKKH, all kin.1.
I C K C It K A M ,
. and a general ajoitmrnt ef
CONFKOTIONKUIKtS FBIUTH.-Nl TS, ie.,
Atlofwliirh will be deli vorod to enitomtTiaiiotif
rcfitlences, when rtqneftrd to tin .
ICR CRl'AM, by tho disb.rerrol in a ncrvtlj ht
aished room.
Tliijnkful for the grntrons pitrnnagr 1 t-'c is
. the past, lie hupes to merit aad receire a res
tlnacnoc of the tamo from his old eu'to
mere, and others.
. JOHN STADLKIt.
' Jun. m.'rj-ir.
(). I. i
"llfllKIlB to hue mj MtY ilOt'IK, UM
l eciics, Quwnswurc, (llr.arf, I1 na. and
Notions, Cunfcetloncrics, Ac,, chi-sp for cain.
Th. SHhwribtv beer leare e inform bis s'l teJ
aew euslomers that h. has opened
A VAKIKTY STUltB.
I ULKN nnl'B, PA
And will Ml to,Is al l.rlrci lo lull Ine liuui.
liberal reduction will U made 10 euitomiTS esj
ihg at whelesale. ,
Cell end eiamlne ai. slock before porrbiilsi
elsewhere. A libera! tear, of pildic patr.Bilii'
solieited..
C. i. KhAOV.
Ulcn Hope, Pa Jem. 14, l;l.
JJ" F. IIUJLKU & CO.'S
SPECIALTIES-
DUIMlKHS' IIAIIDWARK,
MKCHAKICS" nAUDWARIt,
, ,. ,' . Ll'JlllKRMKN'8 llAHIlWAHf.
rAltMIHO t'TRVSIl.S, '
MILL Rt'PPLIK",
"" - IRON VSM
. i t ,. , i .....
PA1KTS, OILS, VAn!tIsriK, '
. PA1KTBIIS' FlMJINtie.
- CAI.l'INKD PLASTCt.
a. It, 1611. .
Th. underlined are aow Mly prepared V
earrjf ea tan basiaeae af .,,
UNIIEIXlLlKIXt..
At hiiASONADLK MATHS, .
Ami rerpeedlull:, eolleH Iha pstroaat. af lee
cadiaf auok terrleee. ,
. , J0! ritnt'TMA.
' ' JAMKH h. LKAVV.
Olcarileld, P. P.V. IS, lire.
W4 Hil!iAMrlWrv7j','n,f1
ire ene lti.. w aret.ewtR. t,rblnsa
CITY. Collections msile and aioaer proeir11!
Paid orer. Articles of aftwaieat and deedisi
conveyance act It tnwated and warrsnted
rwl er ao charp. Vit "
yj N ) K U T A K l N li.
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