i
8ACKETT & SCnRYYER,
DBaLEM
!:, li i :s
HARDWARE,
and a-aaufaetarera of
1 11 V .7, '!!.!
Tln.Copper & Shffi Iron Ware,
Beeood Sle,'''
CIBARFIEID, PA.
llevleg largely borea.ed or ttoek or llard
wr, w iavite tin public to eiamiue oar
and priota. ' 1 ' ' 1
Cerpntere d pcrtonl who ontempiat halld
lag will do woll lo examine oar
TOOLS BUILDIHO HAKDWAEK,
whtek I aew and of tb barl naaafMtafo, aa
will bo told low for oath.
NAILS,
,'t., GLAS8,'.-
POTTY,
GLUE,
LOCKS, " ' 1 1 ! " 1
LATCHES,
,. , . . IIINGES, .
' SCREWS
All kladl of Bench Plenel.Bawt, Chltell, Square,
Hammert, Hatchet, Plumb and Level,
Mortited A Thumb Onegaa, Bevel,
1 Brum a Bill, Wood aod Ira
- Bench Screw, and the boti -'
Bortnf M aehio la too ' ' "
market.
Double and Single Bitt Aies,
' FOCKEI CUTLERY, at.
Agents for BurneWs Iron Com Shelter,
wrrnia.
AJ,gonUforB,lbard' 'y '
GOTHIC FLUB TOPS,
which effectually eon Smoky Fluol.
Farmer' Implement! and Garden Tool of vry
aoteripiioa.
A large redely of
' I
COOK1 STOVES, 1
which we warrant to flro eatiafaotioa,
Portable Ranret and FtsrumceB.
fc,Roofinr, Spouting md Job Work don
reaaonable (orwi. All ordera will receivt prompt
attention. June 11, ws.
BIGLER, YOUNG & REED,
(Saeofiifon to Boynton A Young,)
FOUNDERS & MACHINISTS
Muafevettrai of
;:..;! i'
PORTABLE & STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES
' Corner of Foartk and Flu Street, ;
CLEARFIELD, PA. u
HAVFNO engaged In the mannreetara of Ant
elau HACHIMERT.wampoetfalllnforai
the publle tbat we are now prepared to 111 all
orderf a eheeply and ai promptly at ean be deaf
In any of the eitlel. We nannfattare and deal la
: ; ,:. ; v :
Malay and Circular Saw-Mills
Ilead Bloekl, Water Wheel,, Shafting Pulleyt,
Oifford'f Injector, Steam Oaagel, Steam WhttUai,
XMtn, Tallow Cope, Oil Copt, waoge Cede, Air
Coeke, Qlobo Valref, Check Valree, wrought lroa
Plpea, B'.eam Pompa, Boiler Feed Pampa, Aotl
Friction Metrei, Soap Stone Packing, Oam Pack
ing, and all klndi of HILL WORK) together
with Plowl, Sled Bolel, ,
COOK AND PARLOR STOVES,
and other CASTINGS of all hlnda,
TOrderl ollolted and Blled at snj prices
All letter of iaqulrj with reference to machinery
of oar mannfactara prompllr aaiwored, hj addroe
lng ai at Cleartald, Pa. i r .
JaalTd-lf BIOLBR, TOONO A RIED.
JEW BTOKE AND NEW GOODS
JOS. SHAW & SON
Hare juit opened : . - ,
Niw 8Toat, on Main St.,Ci.tairiiLn, Pt
lalelr occupied b; Wm. T. IRWIS.
Their ttock eoniiita o(
atnr 3&xE)ZDS
Oiocitiu of the beat quality,
QticGNBtVAREf Boots and Shoes.
and erery article oecaaaart for i
i one'i comfort.
Call And examine our itoek before pur
chealng eliawhare. May 0, 1860-lf.
'J'ERRA COTTA STANDING VASES,
HANGING VASES, , (
Stove Lining and Fire Brick,
kept eoaftantly oa band.
STOXK AABTnis-WARE
9Ff ERT PISCRIPTIOJlf' , I
CROCKS! POTS1 CROCKS)
Maker'a Patent Airtight Self Sealing
. - Krelt Caaot
ttlTTRR CKOOKt, with '
CREAM CROCKS, Mfl.K CROCKS,
APPLI - Bt'TTKR CROCKS,
PICKLI CROCKS,
FLOWER POTS, PIE DISHES,
STEW POTS,
Aad a great many other tblngi toe Baiaefewi t
aieotioa, to be bad at
FRED'K. LEITZINGER'S
STONE WARE rOTTERY,
Comer ot Cherry and Third Streeta,
t;i,aAitriHi.u, ra.
aogl
. Down I Down 1 1
THE LAST" ARRIVAL
AND OF COURSE THE CIIBAPE8TI
A Proclamation against High Prices)
WE are bow flpcntng ap e lot of the belt and
meet eeaconeble Uoode aad Ward eror
offered la tble market, aad at prlceo that rented
one of the wi eld deri of cheap thtngt. Thnor
wbe lack faith apna tble point, or deem oof alia
gatloBi eapcrfleoei. need bet
1LL eAtT OIR BTOHK,
Comer Fmt and Merke. itreeta,
Wber they ean ate, feel, hear and know f, ,,
Wee. To folly anderiland what arechcap goodi
tble meet be doae. We do not deem It aeoeiiary
t anamerate and Itemlie ear Btoek, It ia eaeaaa
for a la ttata that
We bare Everything that is Needed
aad aoaeamed la tble market, and at prion tbat
aetoaiih both aid aad yoong. - -,
daele JOUb'PH rTAW flott
Clearfield Nursery.
3NCOUOAGE UOK1 INDUSTRY,
rpnl eaderilgaea, kaetag teuhllihel a Kat
J. aery aa the 'Pike, abool half way belwoot
CSJam-Aefd aad OarweMillla, la prewar' a far
atafellkkidoar FRUIT TREEsVfiUwderdaad
aWarf.) Eeergreeaa, Shrabbery, Drape Vlaao
ooeeVeeaaee, Laalea Blaebberrti Jlrtwtarry,
aad lewberr Vlaea. Alie.SlborlaaOrabTreaa,
llwhaa, aed early icarlil R he barb, A. Ordan
piimirtalaiaalod aa. - Aeereeey n -
'! - . WIM.
eeM-a.y . . . Cerwee ellle, Pe.
I HIT RImh
w. w. nni.
WEAVER & IIKTT.H
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
it i :i 'v ? .
Art offering, at tho old aland of O. L. Reed A Co.
their itoek of goodi, eonilitlng of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
d ,B0,018 HOBS,- ;
HATS A CAPS, 1 1 , iflARDWARB,
QUK8N8VARK, .:
FLOUE, FEED, SALT, &c., &o,
At the moat raaaonalile relet (or CASU or U
,ii tf . ' J i . (.1 t. i
eichange for
.- ' i . t n f! -'f I t .11
Square Timber, Boards, Shingles,
OR COUNTRY PRODUCE.
&AdTeneel made to tboea engaged la get
tiog oat eqnare timber oe the mott advantagcoui
ermH '-....' 5 r.-; X pd'UanIS
KRATZER & LYTLE,
, MARKET STREET,
C I. R .1 H F I K I. D. P A.
Dealcn In
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS.
GROCERIES,
Hardware and Queenswarf.,
Boots, Shoes, lints, Cnps, 4o.
at-Shoemakera aapplled With LEATHER
aad SHOE FINDINGS at reduced ralea.
SALT t SALT I SALT! at wholti.lt aad
retail Tory cheap.
PAINTS, OILS, CALCINED PLASTER, Aft
R liberal diaeoant to balldera.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS, CARPETS, WINDOW
SHADES. OIL CLOTHS-ln large
qaantitio.
FISH, FLOUR, BACON, CORN MEAL and
CHOP, alwayi on hand.
e?AUoftho abaea goodi are purehaaed
exolBilTely for eaah, and therefore ooa aad mitt
be cold ai ebeap ao Ibe cheepelt. ' airill-T4
rpo TUE
F 11 0 NT !
-" ' CHEAT EXCITEMENT
, i AT TUB ,
CLEARFIELD BAKERY
AND
OYSTER SALOON! ;
Tb anieriifrneri baring Juit Bttrd up new,
largo nd eonrorUblu roomi on Markot it root,
ntar Third, rtipeetrallj iafortsi tbo public thol
ho now tirflptretJ t tvoeomaod-to them with
oTwytbinn U bii fio on nburt totloouid ot(l
bor gi tuo uoy. , Ho koya oa b-vntl s
HUSKS, ROLLS, PIES.
CAKKB, fell klndi.
FRESH OYSTCRS IN EVERY STYLE,
and a goooral aiiortiacnt of
CONFFCTIONEBIBS, PHI'ITP; NUTS. Ac,
All of wit i eh will boddirorod to onatomonat their
toi!dent, wbon rtqtttitod to do to.
ICE CRBAlf, by thediib, wrved in a noallj fur-
,- . - aUhod roo
Thankful for tho g entroni patrooago bestowed lo
tho pait, fat hopoa U ntrit and moof a eon
tloooDOO of tho aaiaa firvn hii old ooito
mortp aod otherf,
JOHN STADLER.
June 18.71-tf. '
JQANIEL G00DLANDER,
LUTHKKHBUHCI, PA.,
3 . Doalarln , ' t ;
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
1I0S1ERT & GLOVES,
I HATS A CAPS and BOOTS A SHOES,
Tobacco, Grooeric and Fiih, Valli, Hardware,
(Joeentware and Ulaatware, Men t and
Boya' Clothing, Vrogi, Painle,
Oilt, School Booke,
ft large lot of Patent alodioinea,
Caadica, NaU A Dried Fntlla, rbeeee and Crack-
eri, tvoca and Hile J'owder,
Flour, Grnio nnd Potatoes,
Clorer and Timothy Seed,
Sole Leather, Morocco., Lining., Bindiogl and
J bread, eoocmakerr Yoola and
Shoe Findiagi.
No greater variety of goodi In any itore In the
eoanty. All for lale very low for eah or enontrj
produoe at the Cheap Coraor. Aug. 27, 1871.
F EC0NQMY IS AN OBJECT,
BUY YOUR
CLOTHING,
1 Furnishing Goods, &o.,
D, STEWART & SON'S
! ( v , i v t
,x CLOTHING STORE. ! 1
They keep a full line of
f ilen't, Youths' Jt Soys' Clothing.
Alio, Umbrollos, Sutchella, Overalls
I UU, Sbirts, Ucderelurtt, nad ;
Drawer, Ao.,
Which they wiU cell ot molt reetcnable price.
i aaa eaemiae I.Mr gnoaa oeiara purraaMBg
where. Room oa Market Street, oppoiite
theCoart nna.e.
Olearteld, I'a., April 1, 1174.
The Bell's Run Woolen Factory,
Feni townehlp, Cbjerneld Oo., Pa. '
BURNED IIUTI
' )!.!-.' bt ate ' j .'
BURNED UPI
Tho luoMrlrHtri have, at root oitxinio, rcbnllt
aalgbborbood ooitlly, tn tho orootlon of a Iral
Diana Wonka Manofantorr,wHh all tho aiodoi-n
imnrovonHati attaobod, and aro pi-oparrd to mum
all kindi of Clot hi. Caailmerea, Katiaetla. Blaa-
kola, Vlannoli, Ao Plenty of gnodf oa ha ad to
apply all onrold and a thooaand naw ouitomera,
wrifwn we ai to oome ana ixainino oar iioofc.
Tbo bail neti of ( ,, '
! CARDING AND FCLLTNO
will rootlra oar tapoolal attcntloa. Pronor
rratifrroMjH will r taade to romlro and delirot
Wool, to toll eaatomcra. Alt work warrantod and
dnao opoa (ho ahortaat nntleo, and by itriot attow-
uh 10 oamicn wo nort to roaiiva a Uborai abaro
of pnbHo patron a ko,
i 104KKI rOUNDS WOOI. WANTED!
We Will Dtvv the 1...ti.it mtrket nrlndt fn- Wna
and evil tmr aantirMtarod rdo aa low oa Hilar
rda ean bo bmjhi in tho oouoty, and wfaaaoror
tVit retidot tojMoaabfc aollirarttow wo su
rya be fcd at how reedy to ako propo
axplMaltow, ottb-t lo per xr er by Wltor.
priltltr , . lUworKO.
a
UNSM1THIN0. '
I " Q. W. WOLFE, .'
I riUCTrCAL GONSMITll. '
Shoe oa Third eereeL war Mller'a bU.ku.lili
Jhep. l-I.RAHFIEI.D,!'.
All krade of Ritci and Wlot (lane ob hand.
Repairing don In A arlt-elloi meaner anil ot fair
pnoae. I:I'7I
Jflt Coofls, OJroffrirj, etc
fjp II K I. A T tf T ; H o V K r 1 ; ,
THE LATEST MOVE!
HARTSWICK & IRWIN'S
DRUG STORE, '
To their new building un Scooud Street, nearly
oppoiite the iloro of Weaver A Ileltr,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Where they wilt continue to aupp.y their old and
aa many new oafltoincra aa may curio, with
PUKE DKUCiS!
CHEMICALS!
PHARMACEUTICAL PIIKI'ARATIONS,
. (Including all uew roucdiei,)
Patent Medicine, Pnlnti and Oili, Olrtu and
Putty, School Ituoka, ritatlonery, Paper,
do.; alao, a full lino of Drug
giita' StinIrita, Uulr
Tunica,
CoimetlcR, Pprfutnrriea, Toilet Art Hop, Dru.hcr,
,T filet fionpi, Pocket Pooka, Ac, all of ,
' ' ' the be?! quality.
PURE JVIXES AND LIQUORS,
for locdioal A aacrauiontal purpoacionly,
Pare White Lead, Color of all kind, Haw and
Dulled Linaecd Oil, Varniihca, Turpen
' tine, Coal Oil, paint A Varnioh
Drunhea, Flurorina;
x tract a,
Confect'onorlea, Tllrd Serd, Mpiee, ground a;id
un ground, of all kinda.
SMOKERS AND CUEWERS
Will Had our atock of Chewing
and Sinokina; Tobacco, Imported ami Do
nestle Cijran, Souff and Fine-ant to b of tho
very beat branda in tho market,
LAMPS AND CH1MNKVS,
All klnda of GLAri WAHK
(JAKDKX AEGD8,
MUSICAL INSTUUMKNT8
and Muaioal Trltntulnga of every variety.
Ilarlsg a toaf oxporlenoo In the bulnet, and
an oxtenaire and well leleetcd atock of itmlieinei,
wo are enabled to 111 Pkyaioinni' preauriptioua at
tbo abortoat notice and on tho mort m.amabfe
torma. day and night.
; t ' i IIAItTSWIOK A- inWIet.
Clearfleli, Pa., Mtj 31, IRll-tf. ,
IHijfcUanfou.
V II B LARGEST
ASSORTMENT OF
NTOVEN ! NTOVEN !
ever hroncht to the enunty, arc helrg rrcolvrd at
the Hardware EittbH.hmtnt of H. F. lllfil.KR
A CO., eompriilng the fulloalng t'ouk Htuvei :
Sr EAR'S CAr.OItlFIC,
SUStjUKHANNA, ' -UEUUI.ATOK.
NOI'LE.
EXCELSIOR,
TH1UMPH.
GOV. PKNN.
KEADINO
NATIONAL BANQE, AC. AC.
Alio, the following Hoaliog Stovon
8PEAR'9 ANTI CLINKER,
.. SPEAR'S ANTI DUST.
; .PPIAR'S ORBICULAR, -SPEAR'S
PARLOR COOK,
UORNIKO LIOIIT,
BON TON, . ,
OIPSEY,
., ' VULCAN,
SUNBEAM,
. RUBY'
DAUPHIN KUO,
CHESTER EOO,
VOLCANO,
PHOENIX,
HEAVY BAR RIKIM AND STORE
ROOM STOVES, AC. .
Cleartleld, Kept i, 1 S72.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
FOR SAI.B RY
r . ' " . "
II. F. Itlglrr & Vo.
IRON DOI DLK H1I0VEL PLOWB.
WOOD rjOI'lll.K B1I0VKL PLOWS.
WOOD eiKULR-SIIOVKL PLOW.
IROS CULTIVATORS.
WOOD CULTIVATORS.
OOWANDA A IRON CKAM PLOWS.
riTTSnURQ BTKKL TLOWS.
HADPT'8 TIRLLRFONTR PLOWS.
ROltRSON'S and THOMPSON'S PLOWS.
er-Sharci for all of the above Plowt con-
ttanlly oe heed. Biy2tt-7I
WIIKKK to buy my DRY 000119, GRO
eeriei, Queea.ware, Olaitware, Drug! and
Notion., Confeetioncrlci, Ac, ohrap for caih.
Tho eobesrlbcr beat leave to Inform hit old and
bow enitomerl that he baa opeavd
A VARIETY STORE
IN (ILKN IIOPR, PA.
Ahd will tr It goodi at prlcet to cult Om tinti. A
liberal rHlontina will be made to enitomerl buy
ing at wholciale.
Call and examine my ttock before nnrob.ilne
eltewhere. A liberal chart of public patronage It
tolleited. .
- ' ' ' ' C. J. KKAOT.
Oloo Hope, Pa., June 14, 1871.
II.
P. HIGLKIl A CO.'S
-SPECIALTIES-
BUILDRRS' It ARDWARK,
UKCHANICS' IIARDWARK,
LUMURRMRN'S IIARDWAHR,
FARHtNO TJTVNBILS,
V attl BUPl'LIRS, -.' 1. ,
' " IRON NAILS,
PA1NI8, OILS, VARNICHRS, .
' PAINTIRS' FINDINOS,
CALCINRD PLASTER.
May M, l7l.
OOT AND SHOE MAK1K0.
JOSKPII II. DKKKlNd. oa Mathrt'ttrtet. In !
ahaw't Row, Clearleld, Pa., hai ia.l reeolvod 1
a Ana lot of French Calf Skint and Klpe, thai
5 area mmes.
I will war-'
aanl hii work to be ae rroreiented. I
Tbo elilient of Clearleld and tlclnlty tie !
reareetreiiy invited to give him a tall.
' Boae at abart aollca. . 7:ir7:nr
I B PIIIBjtino Of RVRRT DESCF.IP
I tion neelly eaaratnl at thlt otllc. 1
THE . REPUBLICAN.
7 CI. li AKFI KIjO, X K. " j
tvr.DNKHDAV M01tNINU.NOV.86g 1TJ.
, WE EA WHAT WI WW. ( ; j -s ,
Fur leoare or pain, for weal or frr woa,
Til tbo luw of our bcio we map what wo aow,
We way try to raJa tUctn mil)' do what we
will
Hut our acta, like our hadona, will follow ui
till.
Tho world la a wonderful ehemlif, be cure,
AnJ dotecta in a raoinunt the bao or the pure )
We may boa at of our olalnta to geniua or tdrth,
Hat tho world Ultea a man for jmt what ln'a
worth.
Wo alart In the raoa for fori u no or fame,
And then when we fail tho world boara the
blame
Hut nine timet In tan It U plain to ho asan,
There 'a a 'eertw aimowhore1 loi In tho humaa
. machine.
Ate you wearied and worn In thle hard earthly
atrife r"
He you yearn for nfTpoMun to awerten your life I
KcmeutbtT (hla groat truth haa often bunaprorvd :
Ue mttat make ooraelvoo loreablo would wa be
. loved.
Th'o life may appear aa a derolate rack,
Yot tho broad that we oaat upon tbo watera eomo
book
Tula low waa enaotrd by Heaven above,
Tti nt like attraota like nnd lore begeta loro.
Wo aro proud of our ananaione of mortar and
atone,
In our pardon are flowora from erery lone
Hut the beau l i fill gracee that bloaiou within
Grow abrlrelod and dio In the t'jrn of alo. ,
Wo make ouraelvea hrroea and martyr for gold,
Till health bocuuiea broken aod youth hecouioa
old
Ah ! did we the lame for beautiful love,
Our livci might bo mualo for engdi ahore.
He re f f i tcJint tee tou ob, wonderful truth !
A truth bard to learn in the day of our youth
But at laat it ahinea out aa "hand on the Wall,"
Kor the world haa Ita MJ and crfti.t for all.
, THE CARPET-BAGGER.
A8 DKSt'ItllU.D BV BKNATOIt NfinWlHtD.
Inn lTfoi.t njMHH'h dolivctvt- hy Sen
ator Norwood, ot (ii-orin. lit' puvo the
thllowin tidmirahlo and liumontim
(h'Horijttion of a ' Caipot-hai;t;e'r
Tho rt't'oiitstriK'tion net u Imvo wro't
initnenKitralilo vvU, hut, pcrhaim, the
...... ..t.t nil iu .1.. ...... .L.-.ti-.., ,.f
111 VUWJiiu I'l ii- ilia' arc vy.taei. iiini wi , . , , .
tho cnrtwt-hnirtfor. What nui lK-itiDfolt?"1" 1110 wsRiaj ol luuuetry
cxprvwivc? HiH liko tho -vrcrld linn
ut'vrr earn, from the ilnve f Cain, or
of the forty thieves in t lie I'nMi-il time
of All lltthn. Liko tho wind lie blown,
n..il wn lin.iftl.n U..HI..I tlwm,if l.nl m.
mnn Itnowetli wlteneo he Cometh wiyt to stnilo nnd yet tohnpo. Therj
whilher ho tjoetli.
Nnlurul historians will ho in doubt
how to class him. Ornithologists will
claim him, because in many respects
ho is n bird ot prey. Ill) lives only
on corruption and takes his flight ns
soon n tho carcass is picked. In oth
er particulars ho resembles tho migra
tory crnno. Tor when driven by tho
frigidity of social ostracism from tho
North, ho flies with marvelous instinct
to the torrid and unctions einbrnco of
his African mutes nnd peers among
the swamps of our Southern shore.
Ax tho cnuie fills his craw, so this
ereulttro fills bis bug, for tho flight.
Anil ns tho crane, when the days grow
hot, flaps his wing aad. sctviiiniiig
through the air, returns lo the North;
so this ill-mum biped, w lieu timun be
come warm in I ho South, gnt hum up
his legR and flying nwny, with scretuns
ami shriek" perches on tho wooden
hend of tho figure commonly known
as tho Attorney General, nn-'l drowns!'1" "V1 ol'nnkage m of ruin, ircontin
tbe air with croakings about Southern j I1'1' f l,".t ,llu mu"'11l" " '"l '1
ontrn.ro and wromr. In the other r vo 1WI,OT ""K V"r ,jri',ul-' 1,0
snoct he is like tho marsupial family
f qiiadiuncds, lor ns tbcv tiro named
from the pouch or hag in which they
carry their young, so he derives Ins
inline from tho bag he enrries, nnd
in which lire stored nil his en rt lily
tMwscssiotts. Tho opossum is of the
marsupial family and tho carpet-bagger,
like that animal, does all his trav
eling at night. -
Solomon waa a wise man, hut he did
not know everything, lie was wrong !
... J " ... '
n saying, "there is nothing now under
tho sun." Tho world has ewung on
lor thousands of years through wars
and pestilence, tnrongh fumino and
plagues, has been visited by tempests
niiirearlhquakes, frogs nnd flies, mttr
.: i i:.. i .. ... )....
mm mm iier, uiei k i nflnin m tip, "in
never until tho veer of our Lord 18(17 I
was any portion of the globe afflicted I
by a carpet-bagger. .Solomon did not
know him, nor tlid David or Jeremiah
conceive of such a calamity. If they
hail, the songs of David nnd tho bool
of .leroniiuh would havo boon Inst to 1 "I'PI"" V""" J' " "
mankind, for they would have fled thpj l'Iul.k u,1ru 11B ourciroleii
face of man at the bare conception of raehioiiable life, the hint of paradise
0..i. . i Is etill on tho wing, and the buttcrfln's
Though ho sprung Into exislcncelof "'er uiihiuo wore never In
soon after tho war, tho can.ct-haggcr !"'""' fl"!tl'r tll""
is no ofl-nring of that (u.itlon. Tho "n "f ,HX """" ''f-' t hero has
time was not qrnnt Murtr when Jiol
was hatelicd or littered. There is no I
Usik of Marx, but there is infiuito siioe-1
iilnlion, in his eyes. A reward asi
large as Unit olTctvd by tho Jtoman
Kni)icnir for a new and savory dish
could not tempt tho most tibundoned,
perjured negro to swear, that ho has i
ever known a carpet-bigger to stand 1
the Are which he has so oil en dniwn '
by his incendiary work. I lis courage i
oorcs out nt bis departing heels. Dur- "r,"" """ " "f nuion. in
ing any "little itnplensantness" this ! ""lyency adjourned is now upon i us,
I'bnriseo bocomos, as by a magic, a i J1'0 1."t ol V"'"0 who dofault
i.,i.n... :. I,. leL.Hi l,i. .i,,.l ,ii;, in payment is an ovtdencc of tho si rain
off." Ho is no product of tho war.
ii.. :.. mi ....l. .l,l' ,,,l
i.;..i. .i..m-.ii.n, n,.i;,w..i
by bavouets. His valor is discretion ; I vantage to enlighten tho dark.icss of
his Industry, perpetual strife, and hiBonr desjKmdcncy. I ho full yield of
chspienco "the purcel a reckoning ,
of chances as lio smells oat a path
which inav lend finm the White House I
to a Custom House, a l'ostoflico. the
InforniU Jiovonuo Hurcaus, or, ,Por.
. ;.K.., -ii,n nf tl, K,vloml 1
... 11..1' lit. ui.;t,i...i7.ii. iu "il... 11.. I
His shibboleth is "tho )io.
VIIIIIWI.
piililican party." From Hint party ho
1 1 .' , .
sprung ns nutiirally ns mnggots from
trtrois irnm
iiitrel'uelion. His reliition to that
party is lliat of pimp to a bawd, for,
bis riierctricions service ia rewarded in
proportion to the number of innocent
negro victim ho Inveigles to gratify
its lust for 1 tower. Like Wambn nnd
Ciorth, ho never travels without wear
ing his master's collar, nnd ho iu equal
ly content whether turned loose to
chase like a sleuth-hound the monarch
of Southern soil, or called by a snap
of tho tingers to eat garbage of Lis
. v.
party. His collar is Ins passport tol
roam at largo, and it mailers not with ! '"" I."' 77"; y";"' '
what persistence ho may break into a I uouhtlul 1! th.To is "poocy road
Southern gcntlemntrs close, his mas-1 " ci,h1 redemptions. 1 here aro theo
ter will tint iiermlt him to ho m.iuled, "h''t ottnnt 1 suggestions Innii
for he is "tbo ox that treadeth out the 1 nicrnblc, from sensible schemes to the
corn" as well ns "the ass that knowefh I 'hlost vagaries of closet dieuinore.
his imutcr'a crib." w0 111 ""'oot any ncaivr spis'ie
Wherever two or throo negiws nrol tllnn nt "l0 fl'n, of ,.,,c wnr,! r 'J'h'
gathered together iu tbo mime of, short session of the winter will forbid
(irant, he, like a leprous spot, is eecn,!Hliy lioste(l system, and with the
and his cry, like tho daughter ol the
horso-lepofl, in always "give give"
mo nhlcp. Without olllco ho Is noth
ing; w ith olllco he is a post and pub
be iitii.wnce. Out of olllco ho is a
beggar; in olllco he grows rich fill his
eves stick out with fatness. Out of
otllco ho ia, hut 111 liiiuil, the outside or- tion to disease ami tho wear and
iiiiiiient. of overy ticgroc'a Vahin, a 1 waste nf dnily and hourly want, are
plantation Innfer'and tho nntinn'e lar.- fortitude to submit and courage to on
aivne; In ofllco ho is an adept in "ad-1 dure. Tho native.energy of tbo peo
dit ion, division and silence." Out of" lilo has recuperation In it, if we will
otllco ho Is tho orphan wnrd of tlionil- leave It fo it own roik. Public nnd
ministration nnd tho genera! sign -pout private charity w ill do much. Kru-
of penury i iu olllco ho Is the
plaining suppliant for eoeiul equality
with Southern gentlemen.
His fomier nclghliors infheniikown
ri'gion whi'tice be fled, wonder, not nf
his flight, but nt his escape nnd con
ceahnenf. Hut w hen, na aonietimos huppeiis, ho
reaches Washington, labelled as "Sen-i and summon enduiaiico for whatever
ator" or "Hepresentativo" ft-om the! (hero may bo of jiovorty nnd priva
province of Ixjniniiinn, or South Uamli- lion. And amoti thoso richly en-
na, or Alimnnin, or Mississippi, and In-
voiced and consigned to President
Wrnnt or some of Ins henchmen, the
romniico of tho fransfluration so veils
his identity, that tlioseneiglilHirs gat h-
in tliecnpifol.and with field glasses in
hnnd they wrnngle nnd swear (?) In
tltu pillories In ttjiry (HhJiuIc wlirtlicr
l ho olllcittl iiiitotuulun ho Ticlihorno or
hift t'ouniinliiit, ilu 1h nt mU i(
fontlcri'llu at tlio Lull.
We wonder at hla iliiiur, hla fooe, olulhea and
hair,
Hut tlm greuttft wnUflr la, how he ever gut
tlmro.
Our wondor, however, it not uh
gn at or (limnictiii an own. ' For,
when ho Ihitikit of tho fairy, ltcoon
Mtnu'tion, wliuli wrought this murvi'l
loiirt cliHiifl la him, un-1 not tho Ih
milinr iiiii)kin vhidi ho, from t'lirly
IIIKl Until OHHOOMU'm hud eomo to 10-
ptid m nn e)i lor i hrolhor, miililunly
tntntiniuU'iI inlo ncnriino nnd pul V
t'oiiipurisontMl lioneH, iukI oxniniiten Iuh
glut aIi)nM-8( niitj ihon timorously
ventuiVH to look (Uwn. down in tho
uYjith where Iuh fu ry t'oiind him among
tho cuhUtm nnd aMion ol noutlumi aoii
olation, hiH hvad twiniH nnd ho itmtincj-
tiruly Ii'iins hoavHy on Priiico Uly
hoh' arm, Ihm not to ho calU'il StMiator
or Hrnri'st'itltttivo, but to uo cuIum) hv
hU old tiatno no faiiiliar in nlcony hol
lo w-
-Sihneidor.
WHAT OF TUE W1XTERT
W'o lire not to ho bennilwl lv the
litifroriiif" HoflnesH nf Ri'pteink'r in the
eiKeeediiig inonlli, or untitiputo the
bland aim mid hnry skion of our pre
cnt day in tho hhuker enon now nt
hand. It in rare indeed I hut wo ltuvo
hud so nrotmctod a noriiNl of tho do-
Kffhtful tempered mildnc-sH of enily
mil unit) Hii)en cniig upon tho cliilliujf
Ijliisl.t of udvnnrinz winter. Yet the
nionitioim of ehaniro aro fust tttion us.
Tho tinted and gorfreoiiH foliage strewn
the arid mii-luco, nnd "tlio lut ret leal,
the lat of tho clan," no longer llulter
ino;, line w hirled Jijm the benuded
boiifrh. CloiidUiHH anil eoivno, the
cloud and wind aro impending, nnd
with tho riorx of winter our tiiul and
miU'criiifr ni-e to come.
Tho qticHtiou widlv ptvwieH itHoli' up
on our RvnilinthioR, flow in wunt to be
uvei tcd una the privations ot hunger
to bo Mitished tlurmir the lonir nnd
weary hybernation of front and hiiowh?
Labor in inert, employment tho ex
ception, iliimln tlitil woulil, ennuol
gitin tho wage of industry. In all
branches of production and manufac
ture then) is a torpor, which seem, al
most deathly in suspended vitality and
collapse. or aro the signs propitious
far un immediate lovival. Wo have
is a peculiarity in our sitnalioii not of
ten, il over before, seen in our ma
te! iuh condition a luck of faith in val
ues, mi ubsohito destruction of confi
dence. There is an nrcriaion to all
active enterprises, n repugnance to tho
employment or uses of capital, l'io-
thoric in our surplus of currency, the
usuul greed of the money factor nnd
owner ia not enticed by any of the al
lurements of investment. The temp
tation of largo usury does not bring
out tbo accumulations. Tho bank
vault is lull to repletion, tho private
coil'er bus its horded stores, but the
needy borrower is tinned away empty.
There is not a landing interest in any
dcuirlmoiit which is not breathed up
on by a blight, 'i'ho shuttle and tho
loom move sluggishly in tho slack de
mand and the reduced profit, while
the cinders of tho fin mice are cold and
the Rshcs of tho forgo are amouldcr-
To tho wealth which owns, the
I """""'V 'pallin. It is not only
in cilie: that haggard want ia impend
ing. If famine is to stalk into the
crowded tenement, if with tho hus
band tho w ife and clil'Irci) are to pine
in starvation, there aro thousands in
tbo lessur continuities, down to -the
smallest of hamlets, w ho aro to lan
guish under tho same terrible distress.
At no time in our generation has
"u,' h l'vy r.,i.rco of all
r'u,T" w. '"' 0 n"(l , ""'u , , .
li... iill. in tlm fttni-bi.l. t.l.ti'A It. I
- -- , -
"Bl 'T r "V"
OIMIUIU UV IlllllVV-'. (I. IIIIIIIUVI. J, IB
not unhealthy for tbo future thut nc
eiiinulntinns be exhuiisted by the grad
ual but limited consumption, but it
does not help tho present necessity.
, .., . , r
"ot Kivo sus enuneo to the hun-
K1? ",,r mr7 "V.1?. to t" r"""1'111!?-
It ia not a cheerful indication of rcvi
vnl that what of movement is now
noted is in the retail branches of mer
chandise. Luxury must still have its
oeen no nnung in uxieiioiiui-v. tiism
tasto, if nothing better, ought to re
st mill ostentation and extravagance,
while depression and derangement
stint food to the famished stomach. If
wo could penctrnto tho veil and look
into the hidden privacy of tho sebed
u lo of nssots, or mitiiiir.o the actual
assets, or acnitimito ino act
,f,.tl",, PRfP-Rnlrj' of living,
'J"Kul "' ""uuowy presence mo
toK" ( tho assignee in bnnkruplcy
anu wcaKening oi n inug oerioo oi
dullness and decleution.
There are no broken vistas qf ad
" - - "- " ; ?
ket. With favorable conditions of
,orw" amma, mere is no vivacity
T. ''""tlctty in oiirexports. J hegBin.
bhng of tho Slock hxcl.aiigo la now
1 ho legilimtilo aysU'iii of tho Com and
Cotton Kxchnngi. I'ltifhuso and in
V otion r:xcnnng..
"""" " ve,j- air no r, ur rai-.-ij , .1,
milliner nf ni 1'. It is a. liniMeiil
: .. . . 1 .
price fixed for a future transfer, with
all the fever and delirium of tho gam
ing table or the betting pool. The
condition of markets has no influence
upon supply nnd demand nnder those
manipulations of rival operators for a
rise or a fall.
Ho fnms political action ran give
relief by any legislation upon curren
cy, wo may dismiss the hois?. Wo
have boon served bountifully in paper
(lecluratlons ol conventions : tun
... ., , I I,
"""")' inuuigiu ..,. .-...-... . ule-
next Conifrcsg conic flic heats and ir
ritation of tho 1'rcKiilcntiul canvass,
Willi tho old uhuti'ltince of promiuo
nnd default of perliuiniince.
The lessons lo be taught (o lliuso
upon whom tbeso ills will press in
slender ntlire and spare meals, siibjco..
coin-Igalily and nlwlcinliuniess of life are
uii Is to tbo Indigent anil impoverislieil
Labor need not gtvd way to utler des
pair. Tho harvest has been rich Iu
tho lusty ear and tlio golden sheaf.
And now us the slanting sunshine
measures tho Hearing of tho inhospit
nblo aonson, let ns bmco the nerve
ilowoil In gilts of ilenfy there should
I Hunt free giving which hriglitniie.
tlie lot of them upon whom adversity
tnys Its honvy hnnd JV. Y. .Sun.
Many dread being ill who aro very
willing their live ahniihl lx.
FA KM AOrV.V.
CIIKAP rKBTII.lZKB.
Itond dust should be gathored ho
f'oro tho season closes. This is often
tho most convenient absorbent the
farmer can command, and few bnr
ri'l of it will savo a lurgo amount of j
iiiioiiifiiiu ill iiiu iieuiii'ijr, tue im,
and tho stable. Hens should have a
Inrgo open box full of it under cover,
wlioro they may dust themselves nt
their pleasure It is an excellent thing
to havo In tho stable, and when satu
rated with brine makes a valuable fer
tilizer. The lineniiss of tho dust, con
tinually ground by tho iron tiros and
horso shoes, is 0110 causo of its favora
ble action upon crops. Thut gathered
from a clny soil is best; indeed sand,
whether from tho road or elsewhere,
is of but little use as a deodorizer or
absorbent,
, KKF.P T1IR 110(18 0I T OF Till WATKR.'
A correspondent of tho Colonial
filmier, whom tho editor declares to
ho a practical breeder, writes that to
handle hogs to tho best advantago a
piiHtnro is needed of gi-een grass
clover, blue grass and timothy and it
is I ho belter if Micro is no running
water or stock ponds in tho lot. Hogs
do better w hero there are no branches
or stock pond lo wallow iu. In nluce
thereof, havo well wuter litiinpod lor
them, llnvo troughs luiiilu nnd nail
lriis across, eight inches apart, to
keep tho hogs from lying down in tho
water, and let these troughs bo plucod
on floors, to keep them from digging
up wallowing holes. If feed bo given,
it should bo soaked in swill barrels for
twelve hours before feeding 110 long
er and fed to them as drink.
CIIICKIIN CHOI.KRA.
Mr. II. I Inles, of New Jersey .claims
fo hnve had perfect success with such
birds ns ho treated (in time) in the fol
lowing manner : Ho placed the ailing
birds in boxes oil clean straw and cat
away such feathers ns bad become
soiled by their eviieuutions, nnd as a
means of sustaining life fed them twice
a day with oalmcul gruel, into which
ho put some finely chopped roe. This
of course, bad to be pouivd down tho
throats of tho sick birds. In addi
tion, he sprinkled carbolic powder 11 1
on'tho straw in the lioxwt where tho
fowls were placed, dusted Bomo into
their leathers and gavo them a tea
spoonful or two of wafer slightly im
pregnated with carbolic acid, which
can bo ohfitined of any druggist. The
ailing fowls wore kept apart from tho
ones in health, and after tlio adminis
tration of this remedy rapidly recov
ered. Ho treated two or three dor.cn
in this way, nnd thinks he should hnve
lost all of tliein hnd they not been so
treated.
SAViNO. CAIinAUL.1.
Tho plan wo hnve adopted for a
number of years seems to nnswer the
purpose ns well ns nny with which wo
aro acquainted. This wo have mado
known on several occasions and it may
not do any harm to repent it. It is
simply : Select a dry part of the gar
den, dig trenches of sutllcieiit depth to
receive tho eahbngo roots and stalks
up to tho head ; into these trenches
transplant the cubhages bonds up if
course fill in tho dirt carefully aliout
them up to tho heads plant fourshort
posta, two of them being higher than
tho others Ui give a pitch to tho roof
lay upon thoso a number of bean
poles, and upon thoso throw straw,
corn-fislder, or bean haulm, protecting
nlso the sides, and your oabbnges will
keep until May.
Where there is a, fenco only two
posts will bo necessary, that being em
ployed as tho npex of tho cover or
roof. (Jtrmantoicn Telegraph.
TEI.I.0W8 IN PKACIIF.8.
. If you dig Around a peach with the
yellows you will be first struck with a
"miishroomy" smell. Picking out the
roots, and examining them with a
lens, you will see millions of thread
like Wires, which nro the Mycelia of
fungi. Those cut the young llbres.and
leave only (ho main roots, through
which all the nutriment of tlio plunt
has to bo gathered ; nnd as nn old root
is unablo to do much more than to
draw in water, tho tree becomes in a
measure starved, and tho leaves be
come yellow just as they would be if
growing 111 poor soil, which, thongh
the plant might have plenty of roots
and no food is equivalent to having
plenty of food and no roots. I ho ef
fect on the plant is just tho name.
llonco remedies which look to the
destruction of this root pnraaito aro
employed. Hot water has dono it;
so has a weak solution of salt. Oth
ers have found a solution of potash
succeed. Tho exact nature of this
fungus, so far as we know, has not boon
investigated to entire satisfaction
Fungi aro very polymorphous. This
one may enter into tho circulation nf
tho plnnt, and exist in thut case as nn
apparently distinct species, extending
through the tissue, and destiny ing us
it goes. 1 lus seems likely from some
experiments by Jlr. J hoinas lay lor,
of tho Department of Agriculture, re
ported sometime ago by us. Harden
er't Monthly.
Tug Presidknt and Cm.. Mosbv.
A Washington eorrcsimndent of the
Mew 1 ork Herald has tho following
"Col. Mosby met tho President for the
first time on rrulny since tho election,
llofh being in favor of a third term,
they sat. down and discussed matters
tor an hour. Iho Congressional can
didate in Jloshy's district, Mr. Har
bour, who was to vindicate the third
term policy, was beaten by Hen. Hun
ton, a lh'inocrntic member of the pres
ent Congress, who said tbo people of
Virginia were unconditionally optsised
to a third term. Both agreed that
Cicsnrism hnd nothing to do with tho
result, and his Kxcellency was more
convinced than ever of the policy of
keeping silent. There are thoso who
think that his friendship for Mosby
docs not inspire respect uniong the
soldier clement of the Union army.
The President replies by having addi
tional friends of Mosby appointed to
oflieo, of which fact tho Colonel, on
Friday, had substantial evidence.
More than that, tho President intend
visiting Col. Mosby at his homo In
Wnrrenton iu a few day. This shows
how much President (irant care for
public opinion nnd tho voice of the
press."
How it Stanhs. Tho New York
Tribune, speaking of the present posi
tion of (irant, says :
We have no heart to accuse the
President of inconsistency. Ho dis
not know enough of law or politics to
sec tho lolly ami sin of treason to prin
ciples. Hut It is time for the men of
OuiscieiKC and honor still left in the
ticpiihlican parly to consider seriously
whether they can any longer give even
a tacit support to sncli nil Administra
tion. Tho Prosidunl imagine thill tho
lalo election havo alisolvcd him from
any nllcginnco to tho liepiiblican pnr-
ty, ami set linn iree to seek his tor
tune in other nnarters. Just at pres
ent he thinks that rng money and op
position to the Civil iTights hill aro the
most avnilnble capital to his hand.
Who can foresee whnt will ho the next
vagary of Ibis narrow, selfish and un
disciplined mind f IfheisK-t. alone.
lie will ho comparatively hnrmleHs for
I bo two years and a half which still
remain of his administration, lint he
1 capable of (treat damuiro. if ths ti-
midily of Itcptihllcans gives to the au
dacity of his retainer any power what
ever in this Congress and the next.
It Is stnted, a a scientiflo fiict. that
there are four distinct bolts of terri
tory crosing the Klato of Now York,
throughout which en. In sufficient
qiinntitles for uso as fuol and for illu
minating punxooe) mav be found on
boring.
V Ii K A.
VVc desire to call the attention of tho cilizens of Clenrfioltl county to the fact llmt wo
huve oiciH'il a . ' , ' '
MUSIC STORE IN CLEARFIELD,
Where we intend to constnntly keep on hnnd n full supply of ;r , , , ' , .
PIANOS, ORGANS AND MUSICAL MERCHANDISE
t , .,. "'.-..,
Our stock of TIANOS will consist of
GEORGE STECK & CO'S PIANOS,
STEINVVAY & SONS' PIANOS,
HAINES BROTIIEUS'
We aro prcpnrcd at all limes to furnish any of the cheaper makes of Pianos to order on the moat
favorablo terms as to prices and terms of payment. ', " t
Our stock of ORGANS will consist of the new nnd populur ,
KYNUER ORGAN, (with liyndor's Kneo Tiemolo and downward Octavo Gotiplor,)
The SMITH AMERICAN ORGAN CO.'S OUGANS,
MASON & HAMLIN'S ORGANS, and - tho
NEW HAVEN MKLODEON CO.'S JUBILKE, TEMPLE and CHURCH ORGANS.
Resides ihcso wo furnish lo order Organs from any (uclory desired.
Wo sell on every plan known lo the trndn, either CHKAP I'OR CASH, ON NOTES, or on tlio
rortiLAR and easy LEASE PLAN. ,
On our cosy terms every one can have n fjiod instrument, and no other investment of liko
amount will tend so much lo MAKE HOME HAPPY.
LtTWe shall lie glad to hnve you cnll and sen us, whether yon desire to purchaso or not.
oci'23-'72-ly aYHTDKIt'H ' jtf 1TMIO fTOK.
UicrfUaiirous.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE!
IS C.IRABD TOW If HI P.
Tha uodtrtigntd offeri for m) tho farm on
which bs bow ridci, litvato in (lirartl townliif),
Cprfiid eouotr, F., furniprly ownoil hy JuMin
J. I'it. The farm eonUiai 120 mew, mod it rery
den I rati 7 kteatrtj. Tb building-i arc all new, and
eon.Ut or a Urga frame huaM, bavLag good ct-llar
nndf-nwatb, and good water oonvettient f 'rlt)
frima bar, hlaoknm.th ibori, wajrun abed, ipritiK
houae, At. Tha buildiiga oa ibta farm art aa
good, if not bat tar, than on soy farm ia CitarBtld
djoouty. The land ia of iiipcrior quality and in a
good ttata of flullivalion,
PoMUfioa will U ian Id tlia prtnf, or at
any tin. mort eonrefticntto tha porchaeer. The
Ifrtna wfll ba rramnabla. Penont rtatiroua of
nurrhaoinir an addreaa tha aabaoriber at Lrconte'a
Mill! r. O., Ufa rue Id county, t a., or aj7 m
paraon on tha premiiii.
An npFinna wantlntanv Inritrmation to rasard
to tha quality f tba land, tba kind of baildinffa
tlirreoB) e..on gov tua iinurtniaiiuu .
Ing an Klientf l'ie, in Clvarfleld, aa he owned tha
farm fr a a umber of nd of wmrw knowi
all about It. U'ENDKLL KN DKKrt,
lfonto't Ul, Clearfield Co., Ta.
Jnnnary 31. 1S74.
JOHN TROUTMAN,
DKALIR IN
FURNITURE,
5IATTKKSN KS,
. . . AND .
Improved Spring Beds,
hIARKF.T STRKF.T, KRAR P.O.
The oadenlgoed bcgi leave to inform Ibe olll
ieae of Clearleld, and Ike fMie gcnertlly, that
be hue on hand a One atiortniriit of Korniiuro,
rai-b at Walnot, Chrllnot and I'aintrd Chamber
Huitrt, Parlor goitci, Rtclieing and Eileniioa
Cbeire, Ladlet' ted (Icale' Kety Chain, (he Frr
foraled Diaiog and Tarlor Chain. Cane Brett tail
Windier Chain, Clolbet Ran, Step and Kilcn
aion Ladderi, Hal Rtcki, Sornbblng Droibee, Ac
MOCLDINO AND TICTCRI FRAMKS.
Looking OlaiHt, Chromoi, Ae which woald be
tuitalilo Inr Uolicay nrrlcntt.
docl'7l JOHN TROITSIAN.
JOOK OUT FOR THE SIGN
OF TIIH
Illfit CANT HOOK!
MARKET STIIEKT, CLEARFIELD.
The old Olearteld Eicel.lor Cent Hook Co. it
dittolved, and a new one formed by Amor Kcn
nard and O. 0. Merrell, of CleertiM, ted 0. M.
Allard, of Koipnrinm, Cawpma eonnty, ot rrt
nert, and Jt.. K. WalioB, of Clrarteld, ei lienor
al Ageot. The new tompaey will carry ob the
hoiinew of menuleclorlng. telling and thiing
Iho Cent llookt. wllk all (heir Imnrevemenll.
which tr Bow perfect. All orderi promptly
tllrd. JAS. U. WATSON,
Jaly lit, 1S74. Oen l Agrot.
FAIRBANKS'
STANDARD
K(!A LE S,
"4iiW' or ALl. KIHM
Bget"K Barrow a, Wairlonaa Tr-wht, Copying
Proaaf, ImproTad Uoaay Drnwar,
rOR tALR IT
11. F. BIGLER &
CO.
Dealer In Hardware.
mch:lO:7ft If Second Street, Clearfield, Pa.
TIIE CLEAI! FIELD
WOOD-CHOPPERS' AXE!
Mtnofai'tnred eipeclally fnr
THK CLKARFIEl.D THA DE,
roa BA1.B av
aagS'TS
H. F. RIOLER A CO.
po 11
S A L El
A large and well tnlthed Drlck Dwelling, illa-
ata oa tho river beak, In the bo reach of Cleer-
fleld. eontalelng elevea raomt, with good aellar,
water ta Iho kileben, and all the modern aonre
alenoect Fantrlee, llath-room, Cloihei-prettei, Ae.
Lot ility feet front tnd two hundred and thirty
feet barb, with a twenty foot alley en the etlt
ide. Held building, with all Ibe apparteaaacet,
will be eolil ebeap, with paymentt lo lalt pareha
ttr. Application oan be made to the onder
tiga.d, or to A. C. Tale, Kiq., who will give all
neoettary Information ta thote who dctlra to ia
tpcet the property.
tiios. J. Jiccn.iorun.
Jl.y Hit, 187S, tf.
JIlATZKIt k LYTLE,
AOKNTS IN CLEARFIELD C0tlNTT"FOR
TaOKIIaldAUn'N
Celebrated Branda of
Smoking & Che wlnn Tobaccos.
V9 ara enabled to wholciale to deal re throw gh
oul tbo eonnty at eMy prim.
KKAT.KR A l.VTLF,
jr3 74 tf Claarfleld, l a.
MITCHELL WAGONS.
The Best is the Cheapest !
Tbotnai Rrllly hei reeelred another largpb.l of
"alltcholl Wegonr," which are among the very
beet maaafaalnred. aad which he will cell at tho
mott reaeoaabl rate. 11 1, .look lorliij.i .Imuit
ell deetrlptiuBt of aigoat largrand until, wide
end nerrow track. Call an I tee thnm.
'prS'?! ' THOMAS RRILLY.
; Attention, Lumbermrnl
WE are now mtniilaclurlng our IMPrtOVKI)
STKKL - BUCKET DHIVINU CANT
HOOKS, taperlor le ay other In a.e. We have
aleo la atock a largeqaaatily of Cantbockl tnlla
ble for naniag parpoeet, which we are idling
oheep for path. AMOS A H. KliNNAKD.
JBIearll.ld, Pm Uareh II, 1871.
CnUAP GKOCERIKSI
LUMIIKR CITV, PA.
The Hdertigned anaolncec ta hii old frleadt
and patroni that he het opened e good line ot
OIIOCKHtRH A PROVISIONS at Iho eld Hand
of Kirk A Spencer, for which he tellrlti a liberal
p.lrea.ge. H. W. SPINCKR.
Lamb, City, Pa., March IS-tf.
mm
MARKET S T It E E
It F I Ii Ii I, 1 K
jftlisrrllanrcits.
QLEARFIKLI)
PLANING MILL
COMPANY.
rpilE anilenigm-d, locceieon to RKKD A
X 1'OWKI.L. time porchaecd Ibe ll.KAIi-
HKI.ll I'LAMNU MILL, and roGllrd II for
doin an extrnilve huiincrt. All the atiehinerv
will be tailed nreettary to make it one ol the
moil ooaiiieio etieo iiunieni. oi ine emu in tuc
Slate. Tbey are now prrpnred lo recfiire order!
fur any work in that tine. Thoy will giverpeeiel
ettenlioo to alt niatcntlv for tunc liuildiog.
FLOORING, WEATHER-BOARL-ING,
8AS1I, DOOBS, BLINDS,
UK.1CHKT8, Jttft l.HI.rG,kc,
OF ALL STYLES, alwayi on hand.
WORKED ROARIiS, tnd all articlei nrrei.-
ry for hnilding, will be eiohangod for DRV
Ll'MllEK, to that pcrioue at a di.taneo may
bring their lumber, eichange It for, tod return
heme with tbo manufactured aroclci.
The Company will alwayi bar, oo hand a large
lock or Dry lumber, to at to be anie to nil aa
order oa tbo tbortetl notice. Oaly the belt and
mott ikillfu hanilt wilt he employed, to tbat the
public may rely upon good work.
Lumber will be worked or cold aa low a it eaa
be purcbaeed aoywhert, and warranted to give
.atnlacllon. At the buiioete will be dune npon
the enh principle we ean afford to work for email
pronii.
DHY LUMBEU WANTED!
Knpeetally one and a-half and two Inoh panel
ft off, for which liberal prioa will be paid.
The baaloeaa will ba eon duet ad nadar the waaaa
of the
"Clcnrflold rianlns Mill Co."
0. R. Merrell will pereonally tupcrintend the
butiaeet.
Order rcrpeclfully tolleited.
0. 11. MERRELL.
R. 11. TAYLOR,
y. O. nitOWN A DRO.
Clearnctd, Pe., January S, 1174.
OSHANNON LAND AND LUMBER
COMPANY,
OSCEOLA STEAM MILLS,
AscrAcvi naa
LUMBER, LATH, AND TICKETS
A SB
Sawed rt Patent Itibbed Shingles.
II. II. SIIII.LINUFOIID, rratldont,
Office Forcit Piece, No. 135 8. 4lh it-, Phll'a.
JOHN LAWSIIP, Oeneral Supt.,
Otoeola Mill., Clearfield county. Pa.
Ai.ro TOWN LOTS fr vtlc In the borough
of Otoeola.
Alto Keep (ho LAR11EST ASSORTMENT
of Uoodt in Cleartleld oounty at their Mammoth
Store in Otoeola. janh-74
The Lightning Tamer.
npilR wsdenlgoad aro the aoU Agenta ta thlt
X otnnty foribaMNorth Aneriean Ualvanticd
MUHTNINii HODS." Tlieaa are tba only Mfe
roda now In naa, and are endoraed bj all the
actantlAe men in tba aoatry.
Wa hereby notify tha ei titan a of tho eoanty
that wo will pal taaa op better rod. aad for
1cm money, thai ii ebargod by the foreign
agenta who anna ally traverte tha eoanty and
oarry off our little caih, oarer to ratarn.
ENC0U1UGE HOME LABOU.
Thoia wlihlng Lightning Roda erected ot
their bnildingi need bat addreea aa by latter, ot
oall I paraon. Wa will pot them up any when
In theeounty, and warrant thota. Tha Hodcand
Flitnroa eaa be aoen t tny time by selling ai
earilore. 11. F. lllULKU A Ctj.
Clearleld, Moreb II, iMt-V
READING FOR ALLI1
'BOOKS STAT J ONER Y.
Market t., Clearfield, (at tha Pont Offlre.)
f 1111 K aadaralgned bega leaf teannonneate
X tboeltltena of Clearfield and ticinlty, that
be faaa tilted ap a roots and hai Jut I returned
from the aity with a largo atwonntof raaJtag
atatler, roniliting in part of
Bibles and Miscollanoous Books,
Blank. Aeeoaat and Pan Beoka of ovary da
eripllott Paper and Kavelopea, Vreoob preiaed
andplalai Peoe aad Penellai lllank, LegaJ
rpera, Deeda Hortgageti Jndgineat, KisbP'
tion and l'reniiiory aoteai White and I'arobj
mant Brief, Lngal Cap, tieenrd Can, and II ill Cap,
Sheet, Mualefor either IMano, Flat or Violio
onitantly en band. Any boukt or alaUoaary
desired thai I ay aot bare oa band, wtlJ be or.
ordered by Brat eipreae, and acid at wholtnalt
or retail to anit eietotnera. I will alao keep
parlodteal literature, aaeb ai Magailnaa, Newa.
papara, Ae. p. A. GAUL IK.
Clearaeld May T, IIAI-tf
Lime (or Sale 1
THK anderalgned, mlding near tba depot baa
Made eomplte arrangamente with Mm
Humeri, etui of tha mountain, wh-reby bo U ena
bled to keep eooatantly on hand a large quantity of
PURE LIME!
which bo offer, to farmert and balldrra at a trifle
above cmt. Thoie In nord of the art lrle would do
well to give me a oall. or ad l real ma by latter, bo
for negotiating tbelr lint.
4.K0. 0. PASSU OKI.
Clearfield, Pa., Jnne t, Un.
Xilvery Kfnbloe
TDK anderalgned beg leara to Infnna tbepub
lie that he Ii now fully prepared to lonnmo
date all In tho way of furniihlng lloraea, Hnggtrt,
fhtddlea aad llaraeoa, on tbo abnrteat aotiee and
on raoaonahle terra, llrei.leneeea Iooaat itreot,
betwooa Third and Fonrtb.
UKO. VT. OttARtlART.
Tlearflfld, Feb. 4, 18T4.
T,
W N ' A .
PIANOS
LKONAHD IIOL'SK,
(Near the Heilroad Drpol,)
Cl.EAKHKI.K, I'A.
A .hare of uoblic p.lroo.ge it re.pcclfnlly u
lieited. 4:IS 74 S. II. ROW, I'rop'r.
SHAW HOUSE, " ' "
(Cor. of Market A Front ttrectt,)
CLEARFIELD, PA.
The ondcreigned havlog taken charge of thtl
llolel, would u-ipoctlolly .olicitpnhlle pttronege.
oelt'7S
R. NEWTON MIAW.
-WASHINGTON HOUSE,
It NKW WASHINGTON, PA.
Thii new and well fueni.bed bouto baa beta
Uk-n by the undartigned. lie (celt eonudent of
bring nblo to roader latiifactiua 10 tboee who may
. fr.,r kirn with a cell.
0. W. DAVIS, Trop'r.
M"
TOUR HO II IE,
Oppoiite the Court llouie.
LOCK UAVEN, PE.NN'A.
ji-14 71 HAVSKAL A KROM, Prop'a.
JJROCKCKIItlFV HOIIIE.
BELLEFONTE, PA,
D. JOHNSTON A SONS,
ocl3t7l Pruprietora.
LOYD IIOUSB, -
Main Street,
PHILll'SUUKO, PENN'A.
Table alwayi tupplied with the belt the market
affurdi. Tba traveling public It invited toealL
. novl,'7.1. ROBERT LOYD.
THE MANSION HOUSE.
Corner of aaeoad aod Market StraeU.
CLEAKFILI). PA.
flHIS old and eommodioai Uetel kaa.duriag
X tbo paat year, been enlarged lo doable Iu
former oapaolty for Ua entertainment of atraa
gertand guoata. Tba whole building haa been
refnrniahed, and tho proprietor will aparo ao
paina to render hla gueata aomforUblo while
uylng with him.
TThe 'Maaafon RoaaoH Oaalbvi raaa to
and from the Depot on tha arrival aad departara
of eacb train, JOilN DOUUHKKTY,
apr-T tf Proprietor.
A LLEGHENY HOTEL,
IX. (Markrt Rt, het. Hib-ond and Third,
CLbAHFIKLh, PA.
Tho aubaeriber having boeoma proprietor of
thl hotel, woald reapeetfatly aak ft liberal aharo
f partite patronage.
apiS'U OBORtili LK1P0LDT.
SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE.
CI'RWKNSVIl.LK, .
Clearfield county, Peon 'a.
Thla old and well eitahlilhed Hotel, beautifully
ituated on the bank of the ftuaquchanna, ia tho
borough of Curwrnnrille, hai been leaanl for a
Una ol yoara by the nndenigned. It baa been
entirely rofitted, and ia aow open to the pnbito
generally and tba traveling eommunily in par
tioular. No paina will bo iian-d to render gueiU
eonifortaUo while tarrying at thia hooao. Ample
Stalling room for tha aooommodatioa of teams.
Cbargia mojeret".
8r,.l.S8, lSJft.tf. ELI BLOOM.
" j. M, STEWAET, D. D. S
Office over Irwia'a Drag Store,
Cl'RWKNSVILLR, PA.
All denUI operationi. allhtr In the mechanical
or operative branch, promptly attended to aad
taliifaclion guaranteed. Special attention paid
to the treatment of diiea.ei of the natural teeth,
gum. and month. Irregularity af the teeth ne
edfully corrected. Teeth eltraeted wllbmil pale
by the ate of Klhcr, and arliAcial teeth inerrlrd
of the beat material and warranted to render t
Itfaclioa. aprllfVri:lT
Hauls.
County National Bank,
OF CLEARFIELD, PA.
ROOM In Maannlc Rutldlng, one door aorta of
C. D. Weteon't Drug Store,
raetago Ticket! to and from Liverpool, Qoeeae
towa, lllatgow, London, Parle and CopenhageB.
Alio, Dralli for aale on the Royal Hank of Ireland
and Imperial Bank nf Lonilnn.
JAMES T. LEONARD, Prelt.
W. M. SHAW, Otihier. tl:li74
J. D. M tllrh. Kdward Perki.
BANKING & COLLECTION HOUSE
OF ,
mcgirk & perks.
Baecaaeara to Fottar, Perka, A Co.,
Phlllpeburg, featr t'aanty, P.
AtrilKHIl all tho haeinem of a Bankiag Ilea'
It win aa traoiacted promptly and upon tt
moot favoraola term BiarT-U
IdrexelTcoT"
No. II South Third ttlrMt, Phlla.lelpbla
And Dealers In Government Securities.
Application by mall will receive prompt elten
Uon, and all Inform. tloa t beer fully furelihed.
Oniric lolicted. . .... April II If.
K It T A K I N (i.
; i
Tlio andertigard are bow fully prepared t
carry oi. in. buiiatu or
lJlWKnTAKIX,
, AT KKASDrUllU RATES,
Aad roapeellolly aoliell the patronage of lho
needing inch tervic.
JOHN TflOt'TMAN,
JAMXSULKAVY.
CloarteM, I'a., Fih. ta, 1174.
L,MR
I I.I M K I
T be anderttantd le ana. -- J .i.k
Ine publi wilh an oaeell.nl a,ualily af
Bellefonte Wood-Burned Lime,
for plattcrlng purnoeet. he lb. I..-. .-.II
;nanllly. Can be found for the tireteal al Ple'l
aew nalldlng, aa Market itreet.
ivt U E. MrCULLOlOH.
J. K. M'MURRAY
fPfriT YOD WITH ANY ARTICLE
2J MRRCHANniSR AT THE VERY LOWEST
r.. uw, AnD ggg. (I:t tlj )
NEW WASHINGTON.