girfltrm, f inwm,r.
SAC&ETT SCHUVER,
DIUIM III
HARDWARE,
ad .sa.fnolereri el
Tln.Coppcr ft Sheet Inn Ware,
SnOld Street,
C1EAIFIEID, PA.
He.lag largely Imw4 ear etoeh HsreV
warn, w. la.lto the publio to ! ' Wo
and prleei.
CarpsnUrt aad pereeut whe eoatoaplete hand
ing will do well to oar
TOOLS A BUILDIHO HARDWARE,
which li a.w ud of too km analaiiBre, ud
wiU bo told low for oath.
NAILS,
GLASS,
PUTTY,
GLUE,
LOCKS,
LATCHES,
illNGES,
SCREWS
All klads af Bench Planet, Bowl, Chlioll, 8a, anna,
Hstntnera, Hnlobtle, Plnnbo ud Le.tll,
Mortised A Thank Qaegei, Bonis,
iiua Bills, Wood ud Iroa
Bnoh Borows, ud tfco boot
Bering Maehiae la tbo
market.
Double and Single Bitt Axes,
POCKKI OUTLIRT, do.
Agents for Burnett's Iron Corn Shelltr,
warranted.
Alio, Sfonls for Hlobards'
GOTHIC FLUB TOPS,
wblek effeetnallj can Smoky Flues.
Farmers' Inpleminti and Gardoa Tools of ivory
dmriptiea. ,
A largo Tarioty of
COOK STOVES, .
which wt warrant to giro MtUfWetloB.
Portabte Mtaufet amd Furnacei.
Roofing, Spouting nad Job Work ton
revionable Wait. All orderi will reset re prompt
11. iota.
BIGLER, YOUNG & REED,
(SaooMtort to Boyotoa k Yeaog ,)
FOUNDERS & MACHINISTS
Muafaetareri of '
PORTABLE & STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES
Ooraor of fourth ud Plao Streets,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
HAVING eagsged la Ika aiualkotara of iret
alaat MAUMNERY,w.mpnlflly lafor.
tbo public tkal wo ara aow prepare to 111 all
ardan ai cheaply ud m promptly SI mi bo dou
la any of tho oltios. Wo muafsotara ud daal la
Malay and Oiroular Saw-Mills
Hold Sinks, Wstor Wboola, Ihaftlaf Palloys,
Oifford'i Iajootor, Steam tioja, Slaaai Wklstloo,
Ollora, Tsllow Cipt, Oil Caps, Saage Cooks, Air
Oookr, Hlobe Talrot, Cheek Valroi, wrought Iroa
Pipes, Sttem Panpi, Bollar Toad Pa.pe, A.U
Triotioa Matrea, Sup Stoaa Psekl.g, Gem Peek-
lag, ud all kinds of MILL WORK together
with Plows, Slid Soles,
COOK AND PARLOR STOVIS,
ud oth.r CA8TISQS of all Hods.
JraT-Oreer, solicited ud Sllad al sit; prion
All lotton of Inquiry with referean ta atsshlnery
of oar manefeetare promptly urwirod, by eddree-
ln si at ClaarMd, Pa.
Jul74 tf BI0L1R, TOBNQ A RBED.
fhTEW BTOEB AND NEW GOODS
JOS. SHAW &i SON
Hat a juat opaned a
Naw Sroai, on Main Bt.,Cui(riiLi, Pa
latelr oocopledbj Wm. T. IRWIN.
Thair 1 lock ooniiiti of
OiociiiM of Iha beat quality,
Queenswarc, Boots and Shoes,
and ararjr artiola naoouarr for
ono'i oomfort.
Call and axamlnc onr itook baforo pur
chulnf alHwhara. May , 18C0-tf.
rim COTTA STANDING VASES,
HANGING YASES,
Stove Lining and Fire Brick,
kopt aaaitutly aa ksad.
STOM ASD. IAETHH- WAM
Or 1TBBT DBSCBTPTION I '
CHOCKS! POTSI CROCKS!
riakafa Pitaat AMIfbt lair . Mallasj
Pralt t'.aal
WTI CROCKS, wltk lid!.
ORIAhl CROCES, HILR CROCES.
APPLS - BOTTIR CROCKS,
PICKLB CROCKS,
LOW.RPOTTiwpoTg ,,,,
Aad a paal auj atkor thl.g. tea aaauroaa to
oaUoa, to ba had ai
FRED'K. LEITZINGER'S
STONE - WARE POTTERY,
Oaraor of Charry and Third Struts.
sail
Down! Down 1 1
THE LAST ARRIVAL
AMD Of OODRSI Till CBIAPBHTI
A Proclamation against High Prices
THT ro aow aoalB ap a lot of tbo boat aad
VT noat aaaaoasbi. aoi ud Waroa na
atorod la tbll atorhot, ud at prtoM Hat milad
of tho food old doyi 0 tktif thlaia. Tboaa
who laak faith apaa Uli polat, ai dam oar u
BaUoai aaparflaoaa, aMd bat
call ovn MTomm,
Oamar rraat ud Harkoa straits,
Tkora thT aa aoa, foal, kwr ud km far ttoai
aolroo. To rally aadtritud what aoaahaaa aaods
Mil aiaM ha doaa. Wa d. aot dsaai It aaoooaarT
to aaaaMrala ud Itstslao aar atoak. It Is aaauk
ftr ta rtst. that
W hare Eremhinf that Is Heeded
Md aaaaaaad ta tbll aiarhol, ud al arloaa that
Uk bath old I
I aaa yaaaa.
dooW
JOSBPg SnAW A SOW.
CIeirfi?!J Rarsery.
iNOOU ' 2Ut INDU8TRT.
rralB aa ra( Mtokllihod a Bar
J. avav aaaat kalfway hatwaaa
claseoM aid Ownmanllla, lo ariparid to far-
aatltwatiafraul TRBBS,(olaaaaadaa
f otllaiaRUl
oasaaaaatoai I a a 10 a
, naiaoaaiy. uraaa wraaa,
a'niTloti. Ahaa, tarhw aVah Trooa,
Jtastd urtp aaaaiat AaaWa, Aa. eraaaa
VaaaTStp asanas ... Addraaa,
' ' !., . WBieM.
"P" r - ,!,, Oarwoa .wa, Pa.
fry GooCif, growlr. Hit"
St Va VliTII.Hit mn ...... ... W. W, Mm.
"WEJLVEIt I1UTTH
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Ara of.rlaj, at the .Id staad of p.L. Rood A Co.
their itoik of foodi, ooaiiitlaf of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
BOOTS A SHOES,
HATS A OAFS,: IIARDWAHB,
QUBENSWARB,
FLOUR, FEED, SALT, Ao,, &o.,
At tbo moot roasoaabla ratal for CASH ar la
, , eiobaage for r
. . I ... i. . - "
Square Timber, Boards, Shingles,
OR COUNTRY PRODUCI.
Jear-AdTaaoe mad. la tkoao eagaged la fit
ling oat Bquare timber oa tho aioit adrutafooas
Unas. pdtljanil
KRATZER & LYTLE,
MAIKIT STRKET,
CLIAirilLD, PA.
D salon la
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
GROCERIES,
Hardware and Qoeenswarr,
Booli, Shoos, 'Hats, Caps, itc.
-Sbooaiakon lappllod wltk LRATIIIR
aad SBOB P1NDINU8 at radnood ratos.
SALT ! SALT I SALT! at wholotali aad
rotail iry ahoap.
PAINTS, OILS, OALCINED PLA8TIR, Aa.
A likaral dliaoaat ta kalldora. '
UOUSKUOLD QOODS, CARPETS, WINDOW
SHADES, OIL CLOTHS la largo
qaaatltloa.
PISH, FLOUR, BACON, CORN MEAL ud
CHOP, always oa hand,
aT-All af thi abova good, ara parobasod
oiolailrily for lath, aad thoroforo saa and wt'f f
ba laid as okosp as Iha ohupasl. . aprlll-Td
rpo TUB
FRONT!
GREAT EXCITEMENT
AT TBI
CLEARFIELD BAKERY
AND
OYSTER SALOON I
Tha aad.nl.aod karla last Itwd aa a.w.
larg. aad aoatfortabla room oa Mark.t strMt.
aoar Third, roiposlfally laforau Iha pabliothal
aa aw draparad to aoaoasaiadala thoa with
arythiag la his liaa aa ihorl aolloo ud at all
torn of tha day. Ha kpa aa kaad
ERESIt BREAD,
f , RUSKS, ROLLS, PIES, ,
'''"'' CAKES, all kiadi.
FRESH OYSTERS IN EVERY STYLE,
ud a goaaral sitorUa.st af
CONrBCTIONIRIRS, FRUITS, NUTS, Aa.,
All af wkloh will b. dallrarod to oaitoaion al Iholr
rosldaaoia, whu raqaaatad ta da so.
ICE CREAM, by tko dlih, aarrsd la a aoaUy far-
Thaakfal for tha gouraai patroaago bostowad la
tha past, ki hops! ta atorit ud raaal.o a aoa
tlaaonaa of tko aaaai front kii old oarto- -N
aton, ud othara.
JOHN STADLER.
Ju. ii.'ri-tr.
JANIEL GOODLANDER,
LUTHKRrJBURQ, PA.,
Doalar la
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
HOSIER! I GLOVES,
HATS A CAPS ud B00T8 A SHOES,
Tobaooo, OraaariM aad Tlik, Nails, Hsrdwan,
kjiMnswsr. aaa uiasswara, aj.a aad
Boys' Clothing, Drags, Palais,
Oils, Sehaol Books,
a krga lot af Paint Mwlioiaos,
Cudios, Nata A Dried Frnlu, Cbeeie aad Craok-
an, Hook ud Hilo Powder,
Floor, Grain and Potatoes,
CloTor ud Tlaiathy Saad,
Solo Lssthsr, Moroaoos, Lining!, Bindings ud
larsaa, BBOotsanorr looll ud
Shoa Fiadlagi.
Ms graatar oariaty af good, la uy Mora la Iba
wr. A a lor lata Tor. law tor aasB or aoantr
produoa at tho Cboap Cornor. Aag. 17, 1673.
JF ECONOMY 13 AN ODJECT,
BUT YOUR
C LO T II I N (J,
Furnishing Goods, &o,,
AT
D. STEWART & SON'S
CLOTUING STORE. .
' l" ' : .- i
Tboy keep a full lino of x
f Alen't, Youths' Boys' CTofAiita.
Also, Umbrellas, Satcbelli, Oreralls
uats, Bhlrta, Undonblrta, and
Drawers, to., !
Whlak Ibey will asll al aiaii rsasnubk prieM.
Call ud aaaaiiu thalr aoods Wefere aarobsslBa
atsawhara. Raaai aa alarkot Strost, apposlta
tha Corn Hoasa,
Cloarfald, Pa, April I, U74.
The Bell's Inn Woolen Factory,
, Paaa township, Claarisld Oa, Pa.
BtlRSED OUTI
BVff VOT
BURNED UPI
TtM itsbttrlborf hT.t grMt oipMo, robtllt
IghborhaMtt swmU7p 1" tk rMttoB of m Int
lui foelei MuafMtary.wlle. UI Iho m4mn
lprreMU olUohoelg Mai ro pNptroa w nolio
all klndt of Olotko, CuilMrtJ, HaUkMtU, BUv
ttoto, VImhIo, Ptoaty of f oosig haw! to
Mpoljr oJI rolet tutd ft tbonttvad sow erartoaiejr.
WkOM WO IH ! OOHO Mel OMaBlOO OOf IIOOI,
IwO OWIaMOat
! CARDINO AND FULUNII
will raaslra aa. aspaolal attaatlaa. ' Prapar
arrMgeanuta will aa atsde la raslr. ud dolirar
Wool, ta smit .aatOBara. A II work warraasod aad
4aaa apaaj taa akirtial Battaa, aad ay atrial aotoai.
Uoa la aaalain we kapa to nallaa a llbaral laara
a paaiia pairwaaga.
lOMMMI POUNDS WOOL WANTED I
Wa will aa. Ika klakaat aurkat arlaa far Waa
aad aall aa. akuaraoiarod goads M low M llaillar
taodo au ao aoagbt la Iha aaaaty, ud wh.aa.ar
wa asll a reader raaaaaabla aatlarastlaa wa au
atwaya aa foud al h.e. ready la aiaka propar
"r'"Sf aua.r la parMa ar a. wuar.
A.RI etvataaun puna.
aarlltatr
Bowar P. L ,
QUMSltlTHINO.
0. W. WOLFE.
PRACTICAL QDN8MITH.
Ot . , . -
AR kl4e mM 1 1 av. it
ST1 -a as arM .lssisauia aad at fair
aula
gru ffioofls, (Srorrriri, ttf.
I II IC I. A T li T NOVbl
THE LATEST MOVE!
HARTSWICK & IRWIN'S
DRUG STORE,
To tbolr aow building on ttoood Slroot, nearly
opposite Iba Mora of Wearer A Hall.,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Wh.ro tboy will toollouo to oppl.r tbolr old nd
M my new onitomtn m mmj com, with
PURE DRUGS!
CHEMICALS!
PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS,
(Iaoludlng all bow rnnodlM,)
Patent Medialn.i, Palnll and Oils, Olsli and
Pally, Sobool Book,, Slslloaery, I'apar,
Ae. sl.o, a full tin. af Drag
gills' Snndrloi, Hair
Toatoi,
Cointstloa, P.rfumerlet, Toil.t Article., Braehn,
Toilal 8o.pl, Pookot Booki, Aa, all of
tbo bait quality.
' i . '
PURE WIXES AND LIQUORS,
for Mrdleal A laerauonlal purpol.i only,
Para White Load, Colon of all kind., Raw and
Boiled Llnieod Oil, VarnUbei, Tarpon.
Iloo, Coal Oil, Paint A Varnish
Brush.., Flavoring
Kxtraetl,
Cooter-tlonsrlei, Bird Seed, Piiiee, ground nod
anground, of all ktnili.
SMOKERS AND CIIEWKRS
Will Ond oar atock of Chewing
and Nmukin. Tobaooo. Iiunorted sei.l fin.
atasti. Cig.ra, Knuff and Fioaut to b. of lb.
.cry iai oroaua ia th. niarkol.
LAMPS AND CIIIMNKYS,
All kinds of ULA8H WARE
OAKDKN 8EKU3,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
aad Muiloal Trlmmlngi of aviry variety.
Having a long .ip.rUne. In tho baaloMl. and
aa astenalr. ud well asloeted iteok of medieiaa..
w. ara .nsbled to nil PhTliaisna' nresorintioHa el
tbo ihon.it nolio. aad oa Iho moil reasonable
terms, dsy and night.
HARTSWICK A IRWIN,
CUarl.ld, Pa., May II, 1871-tf.
I Sttisrrtlanr ous.
pUE LARGEST
ASSORTMENT OF
STOYN! NTOTF.N!
tha Hantaan Rat.bliihn.nt of II. K HICI.KR
LJ.t aompriitng tbo folloaing Cook Siovm :
SPKAK'S CALOHIFIC.
SU.SyUKHANNA.
KKOULATOR,
v 1 n i v
EXCELSIOR. .
TKIUMPII.
00V. PENN.
HEADING
NATIONAL RANGE, AC. 4C.
Alia, ta. following Besting Stores i
SPEAR'8 ANTI CLINKER,
SPEAR'S ANTI DUST.
SPEAR'S ORBICULAR,
SPEAR'S PARLOR COOK,
MORNING LIGHT,
BON TON,
GIP8EY,
VULCAN,
SUNBEAM,
RUBY'
DAUPHIN EGG,
CHESTER EGO,
VOLCANO,
PHOENIX,
HEAVY BAR ROOM AND STORK
ROOM STOVES, AO.
Claarl.ld, Sept. is, 1871.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
FOR SALE BY
II. F. Klglor A o.
IRON DOUBLE SHOVEL I'LOWS.
WOOD DOUBLE-SHOVEL PLOWS.
WOOD B1NU I.K-SHOVBL PLOWS.
IRON CULTIVATORS.
WOOD CULTIVATORS,
OOWANDA A IRON BEAM PLOWS.
PITTHBURU STEEL PLOWS.
HAUPT'S BELLEFONTB I' LOWS.
ROBESON'S ud THOMPSON'S PLOWS.
ar-Kharea for all el th. abo.a Plows aon
tully aa hsad. mrIH-71
O. T. C.
WIIRRI to boy my DRY 00000, ORO
oorloo, Qoooniwaro, tilaaawara, Iruga and
H otionf Confaot Ion trial, Ac,, ahoap for oaab
Tbo labaotibor bora loaro to Inftitm bit old and
aow oaJtoawra that na baa opanod
A VAEIKTY 8T0RB '
. . Ilf QLItf IIOPB, PA.
And will aril goode at prloaa to tult tha tlmaa. A
hboral reduction will ba nado to ouitoman buy
lag at wbolaaalo.
Call Md stamina my stock baforo pnrohailng
olMwhoro, A liboraJ suaro of public patronac a Is
olUitod. , .
0. J.KKAUT.
Olaa Hopot Pa., Joaa 14, 1A71.
II,
F. BIGLER CO.'S
-SPECIALTIES-
BUILDERS' HARDWARE,
M SCH ASICS' HARDWARE,
U) LUMBERMEN'S HARDWARE,
TARMINO UTENSILS,
MILL SUPPLIES,
IRON a NAILS,
PAINTS, OII.K, VARNISHES,
" PAINTERS' riNDINOS,
Ma, ""-".
fOOT AND SHOE MAKING.
JOSEPH B. DRBRINO. aa Merb.l .red la
Sbaw'i Row, Ol.arl.ld. P... ha. I.al MMlvad
a tea 1.1 af Frauk OalfShlai and Kl.i, ika
aait ia ia. nsara.i, aaa I. aaw prepared laaiaa.
aftvatora aneylklag la kll llaa. II. will war.
rut kli aerh ia ha aa nfr.iialad.
Tha atrlMaa af Otaard.ld aad .lel.lly ara
laapaalfally la.ltod la gin blai a aall.
Wark daaa at ahart mMm. tilftJ
I om psimaa or evert dbcbip.
t llaa aaatly aiantod at Ihla oSloa.
THE REPUBLICAN.
CLKAltriKJU( TA
:;.VKDN!!HnAY MOHMlNtt, NOV. 4, 8T4.
IMPROVE TMV YOUTH.
Awiki, y Totub I otooh to II fb i
' Lot ool dull ilotb oorrodo tbjr toul J
A roue to notion j Join tbo itrlfo
1'roH nobly oo, ond gavin tbo goavl.
Why ad thou hint, or log. for tW )
Or wMp. or oljcb. If onoo ibon Ull f
TU bwd-tmrnoa fomo that's ovor door
Bo octioa thin I by ooat of noil 1
Think not thy friends nuro blwt tbu thio
Think out tbot thoa oata notblog do
For onoo wai imoll th ilnnt troo
Thon not, ond to tbyiulf bo troo t
Beat not i bat not now whf I yon mny
introTo tbo hour of lifo moat door j
IiBprovo thy loath f linprovo to-day j
, And truat ilia morrow novor fttr I
Treaa on word t onward bo thy war I
Croop not Ilka sordid worni of duatj
Dut anglo tika, aoar blvh to day.
And learn thy youthful atroogth lo traat.
Oi tarn not book thy asoararul ayo,
But arar onward do thy goto (
Look upward on iha raillaut aky (
0 faaat Uiy light with baarcnly rayi I
To tbois that toll with ondloaa teal,
From poor auoccta bow oouraga gain
That onward praaa, that nobly Seal,
Coma honor, wnalth, and all thair train.
Then rooM, ye youthful ono, to Ufa j
Lat naught but daath oor oroaa tby way!
. Prcaa onward, beovanward In thy etrlfo )
And honor bright will orown tby day !
JforriHomn Dttdit,
A RIG INSURANCE FRAUD.
A COL08HAL m-M.NKHS TM)NK ON A CAPI
TAL OP NOTHING.
On Tuumlny evening a votomn ftirgur
lutoly out of Siiig Smif primm win nr
ruHti'il in llrookiyn. nntl taken to 1'hiU
dclpliia in the midnight expri'sn by
imvnto (IftwtivoH. Tlio elmrnc unuiiiHt
him wax that ho wan Implicated in an
cxtrooiilinury swindle, Rotnowhat ro
Heinbling tbo tiiliaKeil I'ulixiiilea In
sunt n to Cuinpuity of Jormjy (Jity, but
of fur jrtviitor iniinituilo. The princi
paU in tho cno lira ntiiil to bo promi
nent Insurance, men and baukuin of
l'biluilolpbia, anil tho utory of their
(iperutiona inone of rjuijiriHirif? interest.
They conceived nml itltcnipted to carry
out a deep liiid acheuio to nuiko for
tniieH on a ulinm cniiitul.
Tho story of the Philadelphia ollicoin
i tliut in Fubruury lout tlio Central
Firo Iiwiirunce t'oninnny w oriun
iccil in that city, with U . I). Iliilhnan,
a millioiiaire, an President; W. II
Iliill'ninn a TreuHunir anil Secretary,
uutl for dirccloiK, John Niebolftoii hl
liert, W. J. Jloodie, C. A. luy, antl 1'.
Tlimltm'.
Tho connpiratont rcproHcnted to the
mauranco uulhoriticH of I'eniiHvlvania
that tliey bad a capital of r.no',000 in
vented in vnrioua railroad anil olber
Ht'curitieH, ami that their Mock had
Ih-cii ulKcribcdIornn follow.: P.Thur
low, !K" nhaivfi, tl&,Oll(l; C. A. Duy,
L'OOHlurea, SHI. (Hill; V. II. Ilaliiiiau,
10(1 ahurea, $5.000 ; W. ). lIiilf'niHU,
WM) aharoa, $1(1,000 ; W. J. Moodie, 21)0
Hhari'H, $10,000; Moodie. (inwa & Co.,
10 nhnreK, $2,000 ; and V. ). Ilnlfman,
I.nfiO allures held in trUKt, $78,000.
The aecurities which the company
hud purported to coimint of $Mfl,(lll(l in
morti'iicn ; 500 Kharca of Philadelphia
ami Jteudino; Raihiiail atock, $28,87S ;
BOO nhiirca of Lehigh Valley Railroad
HttH'k, $:!.".. MIO ; 500 of tho Delaware,
Lackawanna and W cittern Railroad,
SL'li.W t; 300 of tho Central Railroad
of New Jersey, $:il,87S; 100 of the
l'ennsy lvania Central ; and 3,000 of tbo
Lebanon i'uper tloinpanv. A charter
waa L'ntntcd to tlio compain. and in
July they oienrd a niofjuillcent orllco
in t hcHtnut atreet 1 bey bad it elo-
pimtly fumixbed, and employed a large
corpa ot elerka. John . ichomon r.llH'rt
acted aa manager, antl hciiiBpired con
fidence in tho company, bouii; a ineni
berof the Philadelphia Hoard of Trade,
and well connected. Tho company
ran along imoothly and with every in
dication of havinir a pnwperona exist
ence until hIkiiiI tlio middloof A uifttHt,
when SI r. J. M. Fouler, one of the
Coinmirwionvrs ofliiHuranco of l'enn-
xylvahia, iHTaino aUHpicioua that all
wua not rieht with it- Ilo mailo an
inveHtigation, and ascertained that the
conioration waa a sham, and Its entire
aecurities were forged and altered to
manv tmiea their oriL'm.il value. It
waa tho old story of Montague Tigg'i
"Anglo-llengaiee l'lHiiitoroatou Joan
and Mutual I,ife Inaurance Comiiany,
with its elegant office, its pretentions
array of capital, and its outw ard signs
of Btuhility and hucccmh. All about tho
company was sham.
The olllccni say that Comniimfionor
comer made two exainuintions into
tbo accouutH of tho company before
the full extent of tho swindle waa dis
covered. Their books showed that
$200,000 bad been paid on account of
atock, but that amount waa nil in checks
that proved to bo worthless. Tho
I'nion Hanking Company beard of the
stmpiciohH agaiiist'the tho new compa
ny, antl remembered that it hail lent
it $10,000 on two cortiHcaterxof 1'hila
delphia antl Rending Railroad stock.
Ono of tho certificates was put under
a powerful microscope, anil it was seen
that it originally reiiresented ono share
of stoek, but t hat the numlxir hail been
erased with chemicals antl .'100 shares
written In. Tho other certificate was
found to have been altered inthesamo
way, except that It was raised to only
200 shares.
Tho discovery led to au inspection
of tho rust of the securities rcproscnt-
inir tho capital stock of tho insurance
company, and tho result proved that
they hail lieen similarly lumporcu wiui.
The certificates wore each Issued for
ono share of the slock, and bad all
been rawed to different ntimlicrs, some
as high as dOO. One certificate of tho
Delaware and l.nckuwnnna, changeu
from 100 to 500 shares, had tho name
of W. D. llallman, tho President of
the company, tilled in, but as the name
could not be fount! on the books of the
company it was thought that It had
been lorged to ennole tho holder to
ellect a loan. Most of the stock waa
transferred to J. N. Klbert.
Commissioner Foster made a report
of the fraudulent character of the com
tiany to tlio Attorney (ionoral, and the
hitler ordorcd it to be stteiided.
President lliilliiiBn, tho Treasurer, and
tho directors of the company were sub
sequently arrested on charges of per
jury, conspiracy, niic' forgery. On the
hearing of their cose before a Philadel
phia magistrate, tho statements made
by tho President and tbo Treasurer
under oath when tho company was
formed wore Introduced.
President llall'mau's was to the
effect that ho had subscribed for $128,
000 worth of stock, anil that be paid
for it In three chocks drawn to W. T.
Klbert, a banker of 321 Walnut street.
The Treasurer made oath that ho
hail received the President's chocks,
and hud given them to the Finance
Commitleo to deposit. Thero waa no
entry in tho books to show that they
bad lieen deposited. M r. W. T. Kllwrt,
a respected bnnker, testified that I'resl
dent Jlalfman's checks on him wore of
no valuo, anil that bo had not author
Used him to draw nny on him for any
sum. The witness said that tbo mana
ger of tha company waa bis nephaw.
Tha officers and directors were each
held In $20,000 bail. Tbo only officer
Who borrowed money front the coin,
pony was J. N. Fdbert. Ilo dlsap
iieared when Commissioner Foster
mailt) his exposure, anil deteetlvos
looked for him tn Ht. Louis, C'hicairo.
and Detroit, where ho has relatives,
with wImuii It was thought be would
Iks likely to communicate. After a
three weeks' search ho was caught In
an obseiiro street in Philadelphia,
where he bad gone t keep an Appoint
ment. In the time that the officers
were looking fop him the orgatilyj'in of
the company tiled to compromise the
oaae antl get bock tho ftadalenl oortitl
calea nn which thov had obtained
loans. Mr, Jones, Vice President of
the Reading Railroad, wboso stock was
among the forgod securities, would
not consent to any settlement, but in
sisted on the prosecution of the guilty
liersons. Ilo employed privato de
tectives to sill tho conspiracy to tbo
bottom. Kllwrt, the manager, waa In
durance a few days, when he made a
confession. He admitted that tho
company was started on ono share of
Heading Kailroad atoak, worth about
$57. The certificate of the stock was
bought In the nsmo of Caroline Klbert
and Frauk R. Klbert without their
knowledge, and after being raised to
two hundred shares was fraudulently
transferred to him to enable him to got
a loan on it. Tho object in altering
the names was to mako detection diffi
cult if the forgery was discovered. A
loan of $5,000 was obtained from tho
Union Ranking Company on tho cer
tificate, anil then another certificate
was bought. Tho money which was
realised in this way was used to hire
the otlleo and buy other certificates of
different companies for one share of
stock each, and thfto were raised to
represent $.1110,000, tho capital of tbo
company. Kllwrt said that it was the
intention of tho company to keep all
the money it received for policies.
When it bad a large risk 'to pay tho un
derstanding was that tho company was
to contest tho claim, and fail at the
last moment. It was also tho plan to
sell the shares of the company, held in
trust hy tbo President, to innocent per
sons, and uover to redeem them. The
officers proposed to take up tho forged
paper left with the Union Ranking
Company aa soon as they bail tho
money to apareJ'srsidcnt Hulfman
waa asserted to bo tlio projector of the
fraud. ' ' ;
Klbert said that tho erasures on tho
certificates and tiro forgeries were the
handiwork of a man who had been in.
troduccd to him as Charles ltiplcy
The Introduction wasirivoh in Taylor's
Hotel, Jersey City, by Louis W. French,
tlio Secretary of tbo fraudulent Jlo-
boken Insurance Company, who is a
cousin to Klbert.
lie atltled that he paid Ripley $2,500
to go to Philadelphia and forge the
certificates, and that be addressed let
ters to him at a saloon at 303 Bridge
afreet, Brooklyn.
Tho proprietor of the place said that
tho erson wlro got tho letters sent
there was known to hi in ns Charles
Ostend.
Detectives watched tho saloon for
ten days, and on Tuesday they saw a
man answering Ripley's description
leave tho place antl go to 2it Washing
ton street. Detective rolk and Cor
win of the Brooklyn police and another
olllcer arrested him in tho evening
while he waa taking a drink in tho sa
loon. Ilo was itluhtincu as Jack I an
tor, a noted forger. When ho was told
what he was wanted for ho volunteered
to go to Philadelphia without a requi
sit ion.
Cantor was released about two years
ago from State prison, w hore ho served
fourteen years for forging old State
bank hills. During the administration
of N aitleu II ubbell bo acted as book,
koetier for the prison, and was caught
altering the sentences of prisoners on
the records, ilo is said to he implicated
in the great railroad bond forgery
He is accomplished, sjwaking eleven
languages, ilo is a shorthand writer,
an engraver, a photographer, a doctor,
a druggist, a machinist, and for some
time past has written scientific articles
for nuigazi lies. Ilo is 07 years old. In
his rooms in a Ixwrding houso at 20b
Washington street, Brooklyn, were
found a costly set of counterfeiters
tools, dies, presses, lithographic stones,
bunk papers, and inks. Aew York tiun
Fauie listing. The New York
Sun, in alluding to a brace of Congres
sional scoundrels, says :
she Key. James A. bsriield may
tako comfort in the fact that another
Grant candidate for office bas been
found who denounces the official
records of Congress as lies aad slanders.
In Tennessee, Roderick R. Butler, of
unsavory notoriety .desires the Ilepulili
can nomination for Congress for the
First District, but waa opposed by
Judge tiillenwaters, who commented
very freely on Butler's Congressional
record. A niong other damaging accu
sations, Gillenwators, in a siwcch de
livered in Greenvillo, charged him
with having sold a cadelablp, and by
tho records proved that ho did sell one
for t'JW, and that for doing so a ma
jority of nearly two-thirds of the House
voted to expel nun ; hut Under, with
an tirrontory equal lo that of the man
wbo holds the purse strings of the na
tion subject to the wants of Boss Shop
bord and his Ring, flatly declared that
the charge was "false as hell." It is
au interesting commentary upon the
purity of the tiraut party in lunnossoe
and JuiIl'o Gillenwators, having been
placated with a promise of tho nomin
ation in 187G, alter all his exposures of
Butler, has como to an amicable under
standing with that statesman, and
will support him in bis aspirations for
re-election.
The FAVORiTiorScorNDBKM Don
Piatt s pajior, tlio Capital, in alluding
to uraill noDlloouillg Willi roguea aaya
Hays the late lien. Jlillyer:
"I asked tho President If it was
really troo that Williams had taken
the contingent fund to purchase his
wife a camairo r ilo replied that such
seemed to bo the fact. " Whon I heard
of it 1 got Rabcock to look into it, and
I believe li is an." "Then Mr. J'resi
deut, ho will 1m defoatod." "Oh, no I"
he replied quietly, "I shall not with
draw his name."
This is only ono Instance out of hun
dreds. From the first hours of his ex
ecutive existence, when he sold the of
ficial patronage of his District to Sayles
J. Bowen to reimburse said Bowen for
the loss of $25,000, until tho present
moment he has been the associate of
roughs and the patron of rogues, the
incipient of gifts which ha paid for
in office, the supporter of his own In
capable family at th publio treasury,
and all with a self-satisfied complacen
cy worthy a born Bourbon.
"v hy, uon. aoiiencK, no said to
that distinguished gentlemen, who was
remonstrating with him tor nutting an
incapable person in office over Schonck's
head "Why, Uon. Hchonck, do you
know that the man you object to Is a
reliitivo of miner
Of course, what more could ba said?
Recently, on tlw train between Mt
Pleasant and Burlington, Louisiana, a
little girl traveling with her parents
attracted the attention of the passen
gers by her brightness. A gentleman
went to her seat and asked her if alio
would not go homo with him, adding
that be hada nice little boy that she
could play with. The little girl's eyes
sparkled and bar rhorry Hps rounded
tip when she said. "1 am going to have
a little brother of my own tho first
of Novemlier." Soma of them lauirhed
and some didn't, but they all looked j
neienetiie.
a ibi ' i
A delicately organised Ronton paper
oompiains inai "ine eternal titness
of things Is destnyed in an amusing
style in Barmiiu's congress of nations,
when the i'ope of Rome Indulges in a
comfortable cud of flno-cut tobacco,
and Napolson the First, in a fit of ab
straction, wipes his nose with the back
of bla hand.''
The Milwaukee Wis ) SrslidW pa
lates that while a prominent preacher
of that city wm recently making
pastoral visit, the ladv hronirht out a
Fiamhor of engravings ah bad lust
purcnoaaa. l is eaatioas pastor new
through the front door and sent his
Hoy around for his hat afterward.
LIFE IN TJ1K SOUTH SEA IS
LANDS. ,
WOHtS CONTROLLINO TUB AVXrIUES OV
TRADE A LIPS OP NASI AND PLENTY.
A Hun Francisco firm Tumor, Run
tile i Co. run tha regular mail lino to
Tahiti, Sandwich Islands, and the
American firm of Turner, Chapman &
Co., is ono of the largest in Papeete.
Besitles this lino, the firm of A. Craw
ford & Co., of San Francisco, run a line
of schooners, and in addition occasion
ally American vessels from the coast
arrive or depart. Twenty-two Ameri
can vessels flying tho American flag
entered this wrt last year. There are
eight American business bouses located
hero, largo and small, and thero are
soino two hundred Americans on the
Island. , .
It may socin strange, but itia never
theless a fuel, that Hamburg ia the
rival of San Francisco in tho South
Seas. Thuro are four largo German
houses in Honolulu, and a few small
rotail establishments, which are sup
plied with nearly all tho articles of,
trade from Hamburg. In Papeete
thero are two large Gorman firms.
Theso likvwiso import from Hamburg,
and export cobra, cotton, valuable
wood, (w, Gorman ships are run on
much more economical scales than
American vessels. Thero is but one
Knglish firm, and, strange to say, al
though this Island is under the protect
orate of France, there ia ho grout com
mercial houso here.
There are many so-called long-headed
business men who think they have
nothing to do but como down to tbo
South Sea Islands with a schooner and
fiick up a fortune in trading. Several
lavo tried this thing on, but they soon
wrecked themselves anil their fortunes.
Trade and commerce in the islands of
tha Pacific are reduced to a science.
Tlio competition fiir cobra, otx'oanuts,
pearl, motbcr-of-pcarl, vanilla beans,
precious wood, Ac, is tarried on with
tho greatest vigor. A number of largo
and w ealthy houses, long established
In business, havo schooners constantly
running to the Murquesas, the Pomotus,
and all the other gronps of islands.
Their audits sneak the various dialects,
and some of them are married to native
women or have native mistresses.
Theso women have great influence, and
are ablo lo control the avenues of trade
in a great degree.
If a white man is tired of civiliuilion
and wishes to lay off, then be can come
to the South Seas anil find some ro
mantic lit t lo nook where, under the
breadfruit trees, amid cocoanut groves
antl banana forests, ho can loll to heart's
content. But such a man must have
lost his grip, lost nil hopes, and come
to the conclusion that ho is a weak
ami imbecile creature, unable to war
with tho soothing cuultlron, called civ
ilisation, I find such white men on
the islands of these seas, but what
wrecks they are. Utterly lost, they
load an aimless life, and vegetate rut It
er than live. They are most miserable
specimens of the great Kuropean races
which have conquered and civiliacd
this earth. As compared with the na
tives of theSoulh Seas they are inferior,
moiitally, morally, and physically,
When a w bite man goes to wreck here,
tho wreck is so complete that thero is
nothing left ot it but a mere shallow
Many are tho desolate, broken hearts
of this character to bo found floating
about those islands. A picture com
pletely the reverse ia to be seen in oc
casional yachts which visit these waters.
Their owners ami guests are moneyed
men. They see the bright sitlo of lifo ;
they are fondled antl feasted, but they
get false ideas of tho actual state ofj
affairs. After enjoying themselves,
living liko princes and making love in
the Don Juan school until they are sur
feited with delight, they then return
and write impassioned books about life
in tho South Sea Islands.
The white man is hugo on bulls.
Whethor at the North Polo, the South
Pole, or the Equator, he never forgets
to array himself in fine linen and shove
the light fantastic toe. In these semi
barbarous lands he bas brought that
peculiar art of civilization to a high
state of perfection, and has educated
native beauties to waits and calon with
tho velocity of well-trained Arabian
horses. T be whito woman of the
tropica is never so happy as when in
a hall-room, with the thermometer any
where chaw up to 100 degrees above
the lreesing point. Ul courso, rapecio
must be in fashion, and as this is the
winter season think of having winter
in Juno, July and August balls are
all the rage. Uueen i'omaro started
the solemnities, then came the French
Admiral's ball, and afterward a grand
fandaniro bv tho merchants. Two
more balls are on tho tapis, so that we
may cxiiect to perspire freely. At all
theso irranil and aristocratic assem
blages gambling is carried on openly,
Indies as well as gentlemen Irecry in
dultring in tlio sisirt for coin. Poker
, -1 . 2 I .-1.1
ia ine invonio gitino, auu poser innies
are oa much a necessity at a I'apcete
hall as boqueta and funs. Hundreds
of dollars havo been lost and won at
these festivities. Whon a lady does
not play, if she is married, it is custom
ary for a gallant to escort her homo at
from 1 to a ociock in mo morning,
while her amiable lord and master re
mains at tlio tables improving the mor
als but ruining tho finances of the spir
ited half castes. The half castes are
keen with cards and often come out
with plethoric purses. The reader
will naturally suppose that society must
bo awfully dcniorunr.ed where such
things could occur. But this is a mil
take. Society is free and easy hero.
The doctrino is I am not to watch over
your morals and you are not to watch
over mine, and that we are Dotn to
. .r ....
piny a lono band whenever wo can.
Unfortunately there are gossips In all
climes heaven and tho infernal regions
not excepted and wore it not for the
poisonous tongue ol the poisonous rep
ine this would D a uanien oi jvtion
for high-toned gamblers.
lour corrosiiondent Is exceedingly
fortunate In forming the friendship of
the royal family and high duels, un
the Hawaiian Island he had tlio pleas
ure of being tho intimate friend of i
King Kalakauia, as genial and noble
hearted a gentleman as over lived, and
was on intimate terms with tbo high
chiefs. Here he had a very pleasant
interview with Qtiocn Pomare, the be
loved Queen of theso islands. At her
majesty's residence ho met Moo, the
consort of Tomatoe, Kx-King of Riatia.
Queen Moo acted as Interpreter, but
your correspondent, sieakiug Hawai
ian quite fluently, was able to make
himself understood in conversing with
Queen Pomare, who of courso spoko
Taliitian. (There ia a striking simi
larity in both languages, although tho
Hawaiian and Mocioty islands are
2,500 miles apart). Their Majesties
were dressed In plain cotton gowns,
flowing loosely about their bodies, and
wore no jewelry. Roth were bare
footed. Pomare is a venerable, moth-
orly-looking woman, and Moo young
and pretty, vt e ara also fortunate in
being aeauaiieted with the high chief
ess, Ariitalmai. irranddaunhtcr of the
Ohlol lali. .. Nio has a lartre family of
t , . i . . .. r
neauiiiiii uaugiitora. r.rt-Mngf.
Rvttlnir a roung man afloat with
Inimoy left bun by bis relatives, la liko
tyluf( s blatltloi under the arms of ono
who cannot swim ; ta ohancea to one
ha will (ft) to the bottom. Toaoh liim
to swim and ha will not need bladihtra.
tJlvaj your child a sound education.
Hoo to it that his morals are pure, his
mind cultivated and his whole nature
niado sHlavarvieiit to tho lawa which
govern man, and roa give htm what
will be of mora value than th wealth
of the Indie. You have given him a
start which no misfortune can uVpriro
him of. Th earlier you toaoh him to
depend upon his own resource and
th blessing of God th better.
C L K A
We desire to call tlio attention of tho citizens of ClcarfiulJ county to llio fact llint we
, have opened a . .
MUSIC STORE IN CLEARFIELD,
Where we intend to constantly keep on hand a full supply of
PIANOS, ORGANS AND MUSICAL MERCHANDISE.
Our stock of PIANOS will consist of ;
GEORGE STECK & GO'S I'l A N03,
STEIN WAY & SONS' PIANOS,
IIA1NF.S BROTIIEHS' PIANOS
We are prepared at all times to furnish any of the cheaper makes of Pianos to order on the most
fuvorablo terms as to prices nud terms of payment. ,
Our atock of ORGANS will consist of Iho new and popular
RYNDER ORGAN, (with Hyndur's Knee Ticmolo and downward Octave Coupler,) V
The SMI III AMERICAN ORGAN CO.'S OliGANS,
MASON & HAMLIN'S ORGANS, and the
NEW HAVEN MKLODEON CO.'S JUBILEE, TEMPLE nml CHURCH ORGANS.
Besides these we furnish to order Orgnns from any factory desired.
Wo sell on every plan known to the trade, cither CIIKAP FOR CASH, ON NOTES, or on tho
rorm.AR and easv LEASE FLAN.
... " -a---'
On our easy terms every one can have a good instrument, and no other investment of like
amount will tend so much lo MAKE IIOMEIIAITY.
rjCTWe shull lie glad to have you call and sue uh, whether you desire to purchase or not.
oct'iS-Ti-ly . KYXDEIl'N M1TNIC NTORjE.
Uisrrllaurou5.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE I
IX C.IRARD TOW NUIIIP.
Tlio updVrilg tied offers for aula tha far oa
abteb bt now raitdri, aitnato ia tiirardtownttbip,
Clearfield tunat;, Pa.f fomerl ownod If Jo'tiM
J. Pit. Tbo faro. ounUioa I'-tt) oeroa, anal ia wtry
dealroblr kwattd. Tho boildiogi ara oil oaw, anl
oonaksl of a larRa frama boot, haTiiif good evil. r
underacota, aod good water ooaveaiaut ; Urge
froatafl bainip blavokiiMitb abop, nagoa ahsd, apring
faoupo, At. Tha boildiogi oa ibka form oro oa
good, if oot bat tar, than oa any faro, (a Claarlivld
oouBty. Tba kud ia of .apart of 400111; aod ia a
girotl Ptato of auliirotloa.
Poaatwioo will bo gitoa ia tho rprlog, or at
any ttma tnott aonvrnienlto too parehar. Tbo
torts vill bo rooaoaablo. Poraooo do.froaa of
purvboiing oan oridreM tbo aobaeribar ol lcounto't
Mtlla P. O.. t'laartaatld coat.!;, Pa., or apply in
poraoa oa tba proatlaoa.
Aar praooa wanting any laforiaotton In regard
to the quality of Iba land, tho kind of balldtngw
tharaon. Ao.. Aa.. oaa rat tha In format loo hy ooll
In at an (thoril Pie. la Cloorwald. ai ho owned tho
farm for a aonbot of faoro, and of eeorao haowa
.11 h..ui it. WKNDKLL KNURKb.
LaMwata'a Mill. C'loaroeld Co.. Pa
Jaaoary 11, 1874.
JOHN TROUTMAN,
DEALER IK
FURNITURE,
Iff ATTttlsSSEr,
ADD
Improved Spring Beds,
MARKET STKEKT.MSAB P.O.
Th. ..rf.rei..Ml be.a lav. to Ufom Iha will
.Ml of t k-arS.ld, aaa Ika paUia gcaarsll.. Ihat
k. bu .a h..A a la. asaartaieat af V.reltar.,
ark aa W.lauU Cbot.at aad Palate t'b.ejber
Suite., Parlor Sail.., Karli.l.g aaa liuair
Chain, Ladlei' and Oeati' Hair Chain, lb. Per
forate! Dlalagaad P.rlor Chain. Ca Seal, aad
Wladmr Cb.ire, Clothe. B.n, Sua aad Ciua
slaa UJdera, Hat Rasai, Serabhlng BratkM, A.
VfOULDlSO AND PICTt al TRAaf KS,
Looklag Olsaeu, Chraas, A., which waald ba
MitabL for lleliuy nraarata.
dacla'TI JOHS TltOl'ThUM.
JOOK OUT FOR THE SIGN
or Tin
BIO CANT HOOK!
MARKET STREET, CLEARFIELD.
Tha aid Cl.ara.ld Eioel.ler Cant nook 0.. li
dlasoWod. and a a.w eoe forced b; Atao. Era
aard aad 0. U. Meirell, af t'laarSHd, sad O. M.
Allard, af Emporium, Caaieroa tcobit, aart
a.n, and Jsa. E. Walesa, of ClearS.ld, a. II. Her.
si Areot. Tb. a.w oompa.T will arr oa tb.
bttilaeee af atutafaetariag, lllag and .blading
th. Cant Hooka, with all thair tmpro.eiaenti,
which ara Bow perfect. All ardera prompt!,
ailed. AS. B. WATSON,
J.lr lit, W4. usa I AEasi.
FAIRBANKS'
STANDARD
m a-a i v -or aU
fP" NUA JiAn,
ar ali sisbii
Bsffsg Bsrrawa, Warakaaia Track!, Copylag
FraiiM, Ib. rated Money Drawer, Ac.
roa ialb av '
II. F. BIGLER & CO.,
Dealer, la Hardware,
auhlairS.tr Swwad 8lrat, Clearfield, ra.
, TUK CLEARFIELD
WOOD-CHOPPERS' AXE!
Msnafaalarsd aspcalally for
TUK CI.KAHFIF.W TRADK,
roa aALa ar
aagS'Tf
H. t. BIGLER S CO.
R SALE!
A Ursa aad well loi.hed Brlok Dwelllaa, alla-
at. aa th. rlrer faaah, ta tb. haraagh af Clesr
Beld, waSalalag .Uv.a raMis, with goad aailar.
water la Ih. h!teh.a, aad all tha m.dot. Man.
bImbm. Paatrla., Batb-raaat, Clathal-priian, Aa.
Ul lilif that fraat aad Iwa baadrad aad thirty
feet bark, with a twenty foot alley aa th. east
id.. Said halldlag. with all tha appartaaaaees,
will aa Mid ebM, with aayaaat.ta nit paraaa
Mr. Applbjatioa as. ha wade la tha aadar
si(B.d, or to A. C. Tala, E.q., wha will gin all
nar Infornntion ta tboaa wha dMir. ta la-
spMl Iha prpcrty.
tii on. a. atcjiLiuuun.
May llrt, H7t, If.
JRATZER k LYTLE,
AllXNTS IN CLEARKIKLD COtlNTT FOR
IsOItllsIslltON
Calobrated Brand, of
Smoking & Chewing Tobaccos.
Wo aro Mooted to waoleaalo to dealer through
out the oountj at ally prieot.
X
RATEER A LTTLf,
Clewield, 1'a.
MITCHELL WAGONS.
Tha Beat la the Clieapeat!
Th.aial a.llry has nwalrad aaathw larg. lat af
"alitoB.ll Wsgaaa," wbiab are aatMg th. vary
hMl aaara.iarad, aad which ha will MH al th.
at.it raawaabla raws. N It ttoah iaalndM nlntost
all deMrip!l.el af oagoae larfeasd naall, aid.
aad aarraw treea. Call ea I Me th.al.
apra'TI THOMAS RE ILLY. '
Attention, Lumbermen!
TTTa are a.w aiaa.fwt.ring ear IMPR0VRD
TT STSaii . EOCKKT DRIVINU CANT.
HOOKS, laperter ta aa. atkar ta as. W. h.
la. la Hock a larg. qaaality af Can I hook i tella
ble far raRIng psrpoeo., which wa ara anlliag
obeap hr asah. AMOS a H. KBNNARD.
uiaarasia, ra. Bant II, 1171.
pin RAP GROCERIES 1
J LIIM IBS CITT, FA.
Tha aaderefmed aan-oaee. a. at. aid fruade
aad aarraai tkal ha kai .peaed a gwad Una al
aaobaaiaa a raovisio.s at it. aid Maad
af Elrk a Saaaaaa, rat wblek ho aallaito a Hawal
pasraaaga, H. W. 8PBNCBR,
asnaaar vwy, ra., aiaeea awei. a
MARKET STREET,
It F I E L I, I 15
UisrfUaiuouo.
PLANING MILL
COMPANY
riniK
1 n
K oaderaicnod.
aocoe'Oor to UK ED A
OWKI.U. havo parchaatsl Ilia LKAH
IIKI.D I'LANIMI MILL, ami refilled It for
doing an .xtenilre trafintas. All th. machinery
will ba added aueeiaarr ta aisk. It on. of lb.
aioat couplet, ctiaa l.biaents ol Ilia kind ia lb.
State. They are now prepsred In rei-eir. ord.n
for any work In that Una. Tlice .ill gir.epeci.1
altamtloa ia an msierista tor anna, uniiulng,
FLOORING, WEATHER-BOARDING,
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS,
HH.irKr.TD, .Tint i.ii.ra,Ac,
Ot ALL STYLES, si way, aa band.
WORKED UOAItPft, oad oil artlelca n
ry for holldlog, will ho oxchonged fur iHY
lat Mil bit, ao thai penoaa at a dtilauoe nay
bring their lumber, exchange It for, and ret oro
bona with tba manufactured art Idee.
Tho Company will alway hnro oa hand a largo
lock of dry lumbar, oo oo to bo able to ill an
order oo tba ahortcat aotio. Only tha btt and
oil ikillful haoda will bo vion loved, ao tbot the
pablle way nj opoa gtd work.
Lara be r will bo worked or told ao low aa It oaa
ba parobaaed enywbero, aod warranted to giro
aatiaraetioa. Aa tha buiiseoa will hodi.no opoo
the oaib priueipta wo oaa atlurd to work fttr atatoit
profit. ,
DRY LUMBER WANTED!
Knieclally one and a half aad two Inch panel
ft off, for whiuh a liberal priee wilt be paid.
The hot ine wilt be eon duet ed oader too aaato
of tbo
"Clearfield riunlnt: Hill Co."
O. B. Uwnll will nnrsanally tnn.rlnt.nd th.
bnaiacal.
Order, rnpeelfully Klleltd.
0. B. MKRRELL.
R. D. TAYLHK.
M. Ki. liltoWM A BRO.
Cleart.M, Pa., January t, 1S7I.
jjOSHANNON LAND AND LUMBER
, I'OMPADt,
OSCEOLA STEAM MILLS,
BAanrACTuaai .
LUMBER, LATH, AND RICKETS
ABB
Sawed A Patent RMcJ ShingUs.
II. II. SIIILL1NOFUKD, Pra.id.nl,
OtlcForcit Place, No. IIS S. lib it., Phfl's.
JOHN LAWSIIS, Oc.reJ gap't.,
. Oscaola Mllli, Clearfield ontuily, Pa.
Alio TOWN LOTS f.n nl. la Ih. boroagh
otOKaola.
Ai.a.-Keep th. LAKUEST ASSORTMENT
of Uootla ia Cloarkeld aauaty at tb.tr Matnaiath
ntor. ta Veatela. . Jajil ,4
The Lightning Tamer.
TUB and.nlga.d ara tha aol. Agcat. la tbll
atranty for th."Nh Amarlwa Ursslard
LIOUTNINt) RODS." TbaM an th.aalrssf.
rodi bow ta aia, aa4 are aadoriad h. all tha
selintina ataa IB ta aaaBtry.
Wa karaby a.llfy tka .itli.a. af Iha aoaaty
that wa will pal th.ai ap a hatwr rod, and for
l.ea money, taaa I. ..hsrrad hy iha faralga
agaala who anaaally Irav.r.. tha aaanty aad
aarry aa ear ulna .bib, a.r.r u re tarn.
ENCOURAGE HOME LABOR.
Thaae wiahlng Lhrhtalag It.dt araoud aa
Ifa.lr aalldlag. Bead hal addraai ai by l.tt.r, ar
aall la pereea. W. will pat th.ai ap anywbar.
ia ta.eoeaiy, aaa warraai ib.bi. The rtoeaaea
Flitarat ena h. t.ea at any llm. hy Bailing at
eaniere. n r. BlULsa a CO
OlsarSsId, March ts, ISfS.lf ' - -
READING FOR ALL 1 1
, BOOKS STATIONERY.
Market ClaarBald, (at Iha Paal once.)
fpHI aad.ralga.d bege l.ava toaaaeaaMt.
J. the aiUMBi af OI.arl.ld aad .totally, thai
he ha. I Ud ap a root, aad hat Jul rtlaraed
fro. th. ally with a larg. aaaaanlaf raadiag
attar, ..ainuag in pan ai
Bibles and Miscellaneous Books,
Blank, Aoeoaat aad Fail Beohi af every de
esrlplleai Pap.r aad Karalop.., Fr.aoh praaatd
aadplalai P.bi and l'.n.ilii Blaak, L.gal
Faparl, Dl.di, Morlgag.i Jadgmat, Kii.a
tfa aad ProBtiHary aotat White and Parehi
eat Uriel, Legal Cap, n...rd Can, aad Bill Cap,
Sheet, Utile for either Plaaa, Flata er Vlolla
eoasuallr aa head. Aa haokt er itatieairs
d.tlrad that I .ay aal hate aa band, will h. ar
erdered hp r.l eapre.s, aad said at whelteel.
arreUUIe tail .aateaert. I will alia keep
perledieal llleratare, aaeh at Magailaei, N.wa.
paper., aa. r. dt. AUL1M
0l.arl.ld May t, IKI-tl
Lime Tor Sale I
THR aadmlgned, Maiding .ear lb. depel has
asade eemplate arraag.ai.nt. with Lima
uoraen aasi at taa asaaataia, whereby he U aaa.
blad to keep raailaavlp aa head a bug. o,OBoUiy.l
' PURS LIME!
whlak aa atari to fan.ee. aad halhton al a Iril.
aaa.eas.1. Than ia and Ih. artl.1. weaM da
allta gin naaH-et addran an by latarr, ba
rer. aagMlatltaj their lime.
- ttKO. O. PASSMORB.
Claarleld, PaJaaet, IMS
' I.tvrry Stable. ,
TH a aeaenlgaei kag. lean to Infer, the aaa
III Ik.t h. It aow fell, prepared te aanataia-i
data all la ht wayariwraliUag Hmaa, Sagglea,
BaMto, aad H arena, aa tha ihon.H aetln and
IWiidaanaa I nem ... ,a
kalweea Third aad Fwarlh. .
,-a.i... aao, w, qrariiart.
IV W A .
LKONARD 1IOUSR,
(Near Ih. Kailroad Depot,)
CLEARFIELD, PA.
A thin of
llrlled.
public patroaog. li rarnectfully lo.
e:li7t B. B. ROW, Prop'r.
CMI AW HOUSE,
kj (Cor. of I
Market t. Front rtraetr.)
ULBAllr-lKl.il, rA.
Tb. andereigncd h.rlng taken .harg. .f thla
Hotel, would rerpwirullr eulieitpahlt. p.troaa...
octl'TS R. NEWTON BIIAW.
WASHINGTON I10USR,
NEW WASHINGTON, VA.
Tbll aaw and well tarnished huar. boa ben
takea by lb. nnjenigned. II. fe.li eoand.at of
being sbl. to render asliifacttoa U Iboa. aho May
favor biai witk a call.
May , IS71. O. W. DAVIS, Prop'r.
M
NTOUB II OH SB,
0po(it lbs Coart Uoasa,
LOCK
jeim
II A V B N, PENN'A.
IIAI'SEAL A KROil, Pmp'l.
1)
KOCKF.RIIOFK HOI'IIB,
UELLEF0NTK, PA,
D. JOUN8TON A SONS,
PruprietorL
LOYD HOUSE,
M.ia Strr.1,
PIIILIl'SUtIRO, PENN'A,
Tab), always anpplied with tba bet th. aaarket
nffordi. Th. traveling pahli. I. iaTitod ta slL
aorl.TS. aoBKRT LOYD.
THE MANSION HOUSE.
Comer of Second and Market StroeU.
CMARFIM), rA. .
TII Hold aad oommodioai HoUl hu.doring
the pool year, been oa lorged to doablo I to
former eapaelty for the entertainment, of etna,
gera and gooau. Tho orhooo owttding hoe boon
refaro.aa.ed, aad the proprietor will aporo ao
pataa to reader hla gaaato ooaafortablo whiU
Uyieg with him.
aT-Tho 'Moaaloa Howoo" OatalOM rana to
and from tho Depot oa tho arrival aad doportoro
of oaeh train. JOUM D0UUUKo.II',
aprfi-TO tf Proprietor.
AliLEGHENY HOTEL,
(Market PL, hot. fWad and Third,)
CLIAMiVII.LUt rA.
The awhoeribor bariof Woo awe proprietor of
tbiihotol, wonld roapoctfnlly oak a liberal ahoro
of partite patronage.
aplS'TI GIORtiK LKIP0LDT.
SUSQUEUANXA UOUSE,
Cl'RWKNPVirLB,
Cleortald moaty, Pean'a.
Thii old and wall eitablilhad Hotel, beaatifilty
it noted oa tho bonki of tha Hooqnahonaa, in tho
hurough of Corwenarillo. ho boew leered for a
torn ot yean by tho indere igwed. It ha been
entirely refitted, and U aow opoa to tho pvbiie
generally and the traveling oommaaity la par
tiealar. No poiaa will bo aparod U reader gaeilo
eomfortablo while tarrying oi Una hooao. Ample
fttohling room for tho aooommodattoa of teoma.
Charge moderate,
Sept. 18, ItHo.tf. KM BLOOM.
J. M. STEWalBT, D. D. S.f
Offlc arar Irwla'i Drag Slora,
. CURWINSVII.LB, FA.
All daatal aparntiiaa, althar la tha ataehaaiasl
ar aperati'a hraath, pra.pUy attoadad la aad
altifaetioa guaranlnd. Special .tteatlo. paid
to Ih. tnala.nl of diaoacei af th. antaral teetk,
garni aad aoath. IrrataHarlty of tba Ml aaa
ee.fullyoorre.ted. TMth.itrscSed wltkoulpai.
hy Ih. aa. af Klber, aad .rtlleial tnth ineirted
of Ih. hast B.terial aad warranted to render tat.
Iifsclloa. .prllU'Ilily
lank).
County National Bank,
OF CLEARFIELD, PA.
ROOM In Manual. Bnlldlng. en. dear aorlk al
0. D. Walana't Drag Store.
1'ssang. TitdiMi I. .ad fro. Ltrarpoel, Onana
Iowa, lllaigow, London, Psria and Copenhagen.
Aim, Draft! for ml. on th. Royal Baah of Ireland
and Imperial Bank of London.
JANES T. LEONARD, PreeX
W. M. SHAW.J.'a.hler. au,:74
). D. M'fllrk. Edward Perk..
BANIONG 4 COLLECTION HOUSE
or
McGirk & perks.
Bacatasori lo Poster, Ptn-ha, 4 C.
Phlllp.barg, t'aatre Ceaaly, Pa.
WIIESB all the b.eln.aa of a Baakl.g Ilea
will m traaaaelad proatptly aad epos U
.nt rararaele lensa Marl-lf
DREXEL & CO.,
No. Rota Thlr4 Slraat, Philadelphia
BJJTtLKHM,
And Dealers in Government Securities.
Appltoatloa hy .all will raealn pre.pt altaa
Uon, and nil Information ebnrf.llj rerai.aW,
Ordera nlietod. ipril ll-lf.
JJND
ERTAKINQ.
The BBdnaigned ara aaw Nlly prepared la
carry ea the beats en af
VNDERTAKINO,
AT REAS09ABLB: KATES,
Aad mpnttally nllell lira patronef. af than
aeedlag neh tervlnt.
ton TROl'TKAN,
JAMBS U LEAVY.
Clearleld, Fa., Fek. II, IS74.
f 1MB! LIMEI
Li
The BBd.eal.aW la aaw Oi...j t. rsralsh
tha Fablla wllh as .inllent a,aallly af
Bellefonte Wood-Burned Lime,
av plaetarl.g aarpun, hy Iha larg. ar mill
aaaatllyi Caa he k.ad far Iha annal al Ple'l
B.W kalldlag, aa Marhel Unas.
a.. MrCrLLOCUrl.
J. R. M'MTJRRAY
wilt. scrrtT too with ant article
OF MBRCRANDISB AT THE VEST L0W1ST
pricb. oomb and saa. (i:ri yt
NEW- WASHINGTON.