Sffrdu-arr, ttmrarf, At.
SACIETT 8CHOTES,i
HARDWARE,
Bad auuhMUrtrt ef
Tln.Copper AShett Iron Ware,
Sead Street,
ClBAirllLD, FA.
Havlag larger lumal our atoek of Herd
were, w Iwrtl tin publie U esaaiue in elook
Bad prieoa.
Carpoutora Bad penoai wfco .oBtemplete balld
lag will do W.II M eiBmiaa ear
TOOLS ft BUILDIHO HARDWARE,
whleh li aew and of the bMt asaaafiMlira, and
win ba told low far oeah.
NAILS,
' GLASS,
POTTY,
GLUE,
Locks,. u ,
, XiATOUES, if i
HINGES,
SCREWS
All kladr of Boneh Plenee, Hewe,.Culeell, Squares,
tlemmere, neieneie, riamna ens lveie,
Mortleed A Thumb Qaegee, Bevole,
Braeea A Bitte, Wood ud Iroa
Beaeb Serowo, ud tho bolt
Boring Machine ! tbo
market.
Doable and Single Bitt Axes,
POCKET OUTLIRY, to.
Agents for BurneWt Iron Corn Shelter,
warraatea.
Alio, agent, for Riebardi'
GOTHIC FLUB TOPS,
wMob effeotaally euro Smoky F laei.
Farmera' Implement, and QanaH Toole of every
aeeonpuoa.
A largo variety of ' '
COOK STOVES, i ;
which we wirrut to gtre aatli.'eoMon.
Portable Range and Furnaces.
bm-fcooftar. Spouting end Job Work done an
ration able terma. All order will receive prompt
aiioauon. jim ii, 1S7B.
BIGLER, YOUNG & REED,
(Sawenort ta Boyotoa fc Yenng,)
FOUNDERS & MACHINISTS
llaaufaotaren of
POETABLE & STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES
Corner of Foarth and Piaa Simla, r
CLEAR PI ELD, PA.
HATING engaged la Ika manafactaro of Iret
olaia MACHINERY, wa veepeetfullj inform
tka pablia tbat wa ara Bow prepared to All all
ordara aa ebeaply aod el promptly ai oaa ba doaa
la any of tba eitiee. Wo maaafaatara and deal la
Malay and Circular Saw-Mills
Baad Blooka, Water Wae.ll, Skeftlag Pelleya,
Olford'i Injector, Bteam Qaagee, Blaam Whittles,
Oilera, Tallow Copi, Oil Cups, Gauge Ooeka, Air
Cooke, Globe Valree, Ckeek Velvet, wroagkt iroa
Pipes, Bteam Pampe, Boiler Food Pampe, Aatl
Frletioa Metre., Soap Stone Peeking, Gam Puk
ing, aad all klada of MILL WORK) logethar
wltk Plows, Bled Boles,
COOK AND PARLOR STOVES,
aad other CASTINGS of all klada.
Ml .'.! I t
St-Ordere aolloltad aad Iliad at any prim
All rattan of iaqalrj witb rafareaaa t machinery
of oar ataaafaotara promptly am wared, by eddree
lag aa at Clearleld, Pa.
Jaaltt tf BIGLER, YOUNO A RIED.
JyJ-EW STORE AND NEW GOODS
JOS. SHAW & SON
. Bar jnit opaoed a
Niw Stoai, on Main St., CuairiaiD, Pa
lately occupied by Win. F. IRWIN.
. Their itoek aooaiata of ,
QDXXl'aT C D CD E 6&
Qaocsaiss of tha beat quality,
Qucensyvare, Boots and Shoes,
" ''-''-
and erery artiole oeoeaiarT for
ene'i comfort.
Call and tzamine oar itook before par
ebeilni eleewhere. 11 ay t, 1864-tf.
fERRA COTTA STANDING VASES,
HANGING VASES, "
Stove Lining and Fire Brick,
STOSE AD EARTHED -WARE
. o ivnt tllMRITTIOIII Mi
CROCKS! . POTSJ ,CEOCKS!
Viabar'a Patent Airtight leir.Seallac
" PrwH taael
BUTTRR CROCKS, wltb llda,
CREAM CROCKS, MILK CROCKS,
APPLR -BVTTER CROCKS.
PICKLE CROCKS,
FLOWER POTS, rll DIST1ES.
STEW POTS, .. .
Aad a great aiaay other thlaira tow fteenrewe le
BiaaUoa, ta ba bad at .
FRED'Ki LEITZINGER'S , -,
STONE 4 WARE, POTTERY,
Ctreor of Cfctrrr in Thlnl fltrtv
LbBAnriirbu, rA.
aagl
Downl Down II
THE LAST ARRIVAL
AND OF COURSE TFR CflEAPBATt
A Proclamation against High Prices!
WE are aow ewewhtg op a lot of the beet aad
moat eeaeoaeble Ueoda aad Warea orar
fared la Ibll market, aad at prieea that remlad
aa of the good aid dare of ehewp thlnga. Thoaa
who lack faltk apoa tbia palal, or doom awr alia.
gatloae aaperdaooj, aeed bat . .
T OCR STORK,
Omm treat aad Marbat atreeta,
Tbera tbew oaa eee. feel. aa ma l
aelraa. To fall, aadorataad what areebeaa xk.7.
able aaaat ba doaa. rT. e. mot d. It?ij
to oaamoraU aad ilamlaa ear atMk. It u eea.k
lor aa aa atate that - i ., ,, .
We bare ETerrtbing that ii Needed
ad aoaeamad la ail market, aad at erioN that
- ' klk -1.. J Mi.-
daall JoeKpH BRAW A SON
ClearJleld Nurserv.
?INCOUEAQE HOM INDUSTBT.
TIB aadanagaael, hartrnf eeweallabad a Hat
Tea tba 'flaavebewe half wf batwaae
aaeld aad Ctrweaarllle, la areparad to far.
JhwreAl btaada f IRVII TR tt, f ataadarl aad
V Rwn'iaaa, BliaAherw, rraa Frawa,
-A". T"1 u BHetWrtt, Btrawberry,
"' Tlel, taw.Bffc.riaaerahtrwaa,
' Rbweerh, . ree.
1 V -wawaaaaww, t. a Wj aWaawam
t. b. tirra.
aapn, y Carwat tllla, P.
jQru tSoottt, 5rorifj, 4?tr.
j. r. waarae. .m.i.w. v. aattl.
WE A. V Kit & BUTTS
... i i. . ''
. CLEARFIELD, PA.,
vt " r t ;
Ara oferlag, at tha aid itand of 0. t. Racd i Co.'
their Itoek of goadl, aaaaletleg of '
. i t, .
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
y ( BOOTS A SHOES, , , , . (
HATS A CAPS,.. ( iM.t (I1ARDWARB,
QUEBNBWARB, ..
FLOUR, FEED, SALT, 4o., Ao.,
At Ilia moil reaeoaable ratal for CASH or la
, j' u ' . Mi I.; a
exehange for
't ij II 1, 1' '-(! , 1
Square Timber, Boards, Shingles,
r jl OR COUNTRY PROOUCR.
aT'AdTaooaa auda ta thoaa angaged la get
tlag oat aqaara timber oa tba moat adrantageoaj
Ural. . . pdtljaatt
KRATZER & LYTLE,
MAftKBT STBKET.
CtR Alt FIELD, PA.
Dltra la
drygoods;notions,
GROCERIES,
Hardware and Queknbvtare,
J fiooti, Shoes, Hats, Cups, Ac.
jaP-Sboemekera lappllad wltk LEATHER
aad SHOE FINDINGS atredaoad ratal. '
, r .
SALT I SALT I SALT! at wkoleaale aad
retail aery aheap.
PAINTS, OILS, CALOINKD PLASTKR, Aa,
A liberal dlaaaaat to halldera.
HO0SE1I0LD GOODS, CARPETS, WINDOW
SHADES. OIL CL0TU8 la largo
qaaottUil.
FISH, FLOUR, BACON, CORN MEAL aad
: . CHOP, alwaya aa baad,
TAlt af tha above gooda ara parobaaod
oaalailrely for eaih, aad Ibaraforo oaa aad will
ba aold ii aheap aa tha ehoapeet. aprlll-T4
rpo TUB
FRONT !
GREAT EXCITEMENT
AT THE
CLEARFIELD BAKERY
OYSTER SALOON I
The niltjrticned twlng juit 0tt(l tip atv,
Ivn ind flOBlurtabU roomi on Mavrkat trrL
Mr Third, rMpMifalljr kfurmi tht public that
b bow drtpavrod to oeoovtHOdato tbou witb
ertrythlng ta hii Hot od thori aotloo ud tvt ll
noun or ibt dy, uo itp on hand
eresu aeaId j : ,; ,( J
RUSKS, ROLLS. PIE.
' CAKES. 1.11 kiadi.
FRESH OYSTERS IN EVERY STYLE,
ud a geaoral tMrtmat of
CONFECTIONERIES. . FRUITS NUTS, Ac.
Allofwhlek will UtltUrorad to onalonon at !hlr
rtaldoaeof, whoa roqaoatoti to do ao.
ICE CREAM, by tho diab, ttnrod la a aoatlj far
aiabod rooau
Tbaakral for tbo g eaoroaa patrooao kcitowed la
, Ibt pMi, bo bopai to ajtrlt aad) rooolta a oaa- .
UaaoDOt of tbo saao fatal kU old outo
aorf aod other.
JOHN STADLER.
Jaaa Ie77l.tr. '
JANIEL GOODLANDER,
t LUTHERBBURG, PA,
J '. Dealer le : ; t ,
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
U0S1ERT & GLOVES,
HATS A CAPS aad BOOTS A SHOHS, '
Tobaaoo, Groootiaa aad Fiib, Nalla, Hardware,
Qaeenaware and Oleeiwere, Meo'a aod
Boya' Clolbiog, Drogi, Paiota,
Otla, Bebool Booka,
a largo lot of Patent Medlalaaa,
Caadloa, Nata A Dried Frulta, Chaaae aad Crack
, era, Rook and Rile Powder, ,
' ' Flour, Grain and Potatoes,
Clover aad Timothy Seed,
Sale Leather, Morooeoe, Lloiaga, Biodlnga and
Thread, Sboemakerl' looli aad
8boo Fiadtogl.
No greater variety of goodi ia any atoro la tbo
aoaaty. AR for aala very low ror eaaa or eo trail?
prodwoa at tbo Cheap Corner. Aog. 17, 1171.
I
F ECONOMY IS AN OBJECT,
BUT YOUR
CLOT H I X G,'
j FamisliiDg Goods, 4o.(
El. STEWART &' SON'S
t CLOTUING STORE. I .
The keep i full line of ' 1 '
' Men't, Youthi' & Boyt' Clothing.
Also, Umbrellas, Sttchells, Ovoralla
lists, Shirts, Undershirts, and
'"" i Drswers, Ao.,
Whloh tbay will aell at molt reaionable prieea.
ceil aoaasaiaiaa tooar geone- enforo eureaaoiwg
eliewhere. Room oa Market Street, oppoilte
the Ooart Hoaaa.
Claarield, Pa April 1, 1174.
The Boll's Run Woolen Factory,
Faaa eowaeblR, OlearSold Cw,, Pa. v . ,
BURRED OUTI
,t: -V is of , i) y, ' ,
BURNED . U P!
Tba aabeerlbora have, at creat exneeee. reboitt
ail,hborhe4 aaeeaiily, ia the areeUoa of a IraU
elan Woo lea Maaafaalory, with all tba modern
Improvemoall attMbed, and are prepared to make
all kindi of Clolba, Ceaiimeree, SetlaMla, Blaa.
kale, Flaaaela, do. Pleoty of gooda oa hind to
aepply all oorold aad a thenaand aaw eailomore,
whom we aak aa am and eieariaaeer ataah.
' The bailaeoo of
CARDING AND FULLING ' "
will reeelro oar oipeolal atuatioa. Proper
arrangemeate will ba made la rwretre aad deliver
Wool, aa lalt eaetoaera. All warb warranted aad
doae apoa the aherteit aotleo, aad by ilrietalUa.
tloa to baitaeee wwhawa taroaUaa a liberal ihara
af pablb patrwaage.
IOAUO POUNDS WOOl) WANTED! 1 '
We will pay tke hlghert market price far Woe
aad aell ear maaoraetared gooda aa lew ae itmilar
Ireodi eaa be tm,bt la taa eoaaly, aad wbowevwr
we fall to raaSer raaaowaal. aatlMaetl.a wa aaa
alwaya be toemd at Bona ready la Blah. Brewer
etpleaetloB, mt I. an, ky WW '
...... 'AMIS dOHNSOR A RONS, . I
aprtlfltf B.warP.0. I
Q.CN8MITHTNG. 1 '
Q. W."W0LFE, " :,
PRACTICAL GUNSHITIL '
Skoa aaTklrd atraet,avar Riley', ahWaVta
leap, CLEARbIRl.b, PA.
All hadt ef Mh aad Seal Sea ees bead.
Repairing dvae alrotnleoi maaaal aad at faU
1 " S:7
5ry fioodi, rrtrtri, dt.
1,11 E LATEST MOVKI.
THE LATEST MOVE!
I 'i 'l 1 ' : t C ! i I I t I,,
HARTSWICK & IRWIN'S
DRI7G !8TO RE,' ' ' '
To their aew balldlag aa Imid Street, aearly
oppoaita taa itore t Weaver A Uatli,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Wkere tbej will ooatlnaa to lapply.tbrlr old aad
aa many aew aaitomeri aa may ooma, wltb
PURK DRUGS!
CHE JIICALSI 1
' PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS,
(laoladlng all aew remedln,)
Patent H.dlrln.i, P.lnti aad Oili, lllau and
Patty, Hbool Booki, Hutionery, Peper,
Ao. alio, a full lino af Drug,
giila' Sundrlei, Hair
Toniea,
Coimetlei, Porfaueriea, Toilet Artlelea, Brnibai,
, Toilet Hoapi, Poohet liooki, So., all of
. I ' f ! Aha beit qaality. :
PURE WIXES AND LIQVORS,
A, formedioal A aaorameatal parpoaoaoaly,
Pore White led, Colon of all kindi, Raw and
Boiled Lineeed Oil, Varniehn, Turpen
tine, Coal Oil, Paint A Varalib
Uruibei, Flaroring
Bxtraetf,
Coafeotionerlea, Bird Seed, Stilee, ground and
ungronnd, of all kindi.
SMOKERS AND CHEWKRS
Will Snd our Block of Chewing
and Smoking Tobaeeo, Imported and Do
meatio Cigara, Snuff and Pineut to be of tba
very bait branda la tbe market.
LAMPS AND CHIMNEYS,
All kiadl of GLASS WARE
GARDEN 8KKD6,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
aad Maiioal Trlmmlnga of every variety.
Haviag a long oxperleBoe la tha boalaeia, aad
an eitaaelvo and well aeleol.d .took of medieiaea, , will be voted for this Servlco, until af
.bort",'.1, thorough investigation. It would
and oa tho moat reaaonable
terma, day and eight.
HARTSWICK A IRWIN,
Clearfield, Pa., SIj Jl, IHJI-tf.
PUR LARGEST
ASSORTMENT OF
(STO VF.S ! NTOYEM !
ever brongbt to the ouunty, are being rrpelred at
th. Hardware F.l.l.llihm. lit of II. V. RIOI.UR
dk CO., eompriiing tbe following Cook Storaa:
SPEAR'S CALORIFIC,
- SUSQUEHANNA.
,-i KKQULATOR,
JiOPI,K.
EXCELSIOR,
,! TRIUMPH.
GOV
PENN,
KEADINO
NATIONAL BANGE, AC. AC.
Alio, tba following Haetlag Stoveai
8PEAU'9 ANTI CLINKER,
' SPEAR'S ANTI DUST,
SPEAR'S ORBICULAR,
; BPEAR'S PARLOR COOK, .
MORNING LIGHT, '
BON TON,
GIPSEV,
VULCAN,
! SUNBEAM,
RUBY' '
DAUPUIN EOG, . ,
CHESTER EGO,
VOLCANO,
PHOENIX.
HEAVY BAR ROOM AND STORE
BOOM STOVES, AC.
Clearleld, Sept. IJ, 1871.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
. FOR SALE BY
It. 1 Blglcr A Co.
IRON DOUBLB-SIIOVBL PLOWS.
WOOD DOUBLE-SHOVEL PLOWS.
WOOD SINOLR-SUOVEL PLOWS,
IRON CULTIVATORS, "' '
VOOD CULTIVATORS. ' ,
OOWANDA A IRON BEAM PLOWS. '
riTTSBURO STEEL PLOWS.
HAUPT'B DKLLEFONTH PLOWS.
' ROBESON'S aad THOMPSON'S FLOWS.
eV-Sharei for all ol tbo above Plowi con
stantly on baad.
0. I. fj.
WHERE to buy my DRY O00DS, ORO-
erlea, Quienlware, tllaeaware, Drug! and
V T verm, nrvniww, naeiinj liubi lUfl
Notioaa, Confeetidnorlef, Ae cheap for oaia. -
Tha eubaerlber bora leave to lafrirul kia old and
aaw aaatemer. tbat be baa opened
A VARIETY 8 TORS , ' ' ';'
" '" ' IN ULEN HOPS, PA.
And will aell aoodaet prieea ta nit iae timea. A
bo md to euitomrra bay. f
, . .
oleawhere.
i .-.w.ia,
A liboral ebare of paulie petrooage ia
oliclted.
C. J. KEAUY.
1871.
Olea nope, Pa., June 14,
II,
F. BIGLER A CO.'S
-SPECIALTIES
BUILDKRS' HARDWARE,
MECHANICS' HARDWARE,
LUMBERMEN'S HARDWAHR,
FARMINS UTENSILS,
MILL Bt'PPLIRS.
IRON a RAILS.
PAINT", OILS. VARNISHES,
. , PAISTRHS' FINDINOS, '
' . CALCINED PLASTER.
May Jl, 1171.
B
OOTAND80OE MAKING.
JOSEPH II. DXKRINU. aa Market atrML la
Saawta Row, Olearaold. Fa, bai jaal naeived
llai M af friaab Calf Skiaa aad Rlpa, tha
beat ia tba market, aad ie aew prepared ta mea
areetureevoeytklaaakia Ikee. a, wUI war
raat hia work ta ba aa rearMaattod.
Be altlaaaa of Ulearail and vlilalty aia
reetrally lavltad ta give hia
Work ieu at abort aoUie. .
aall.
Mat3g
J
oa fRiimNO of rvrrt drsurIT
Ilea aaatry aieealed at th'-a .Hi.
liberal reauel lea will be made to eaitomrro ba.tll,-,t i,w hunt fir tba mi ..I
THE USPpBUjN
CliEAHKJKI.U. PA.
WEDNESDAY MOKNINfl, OKC. t, U.
1 DEACON .ONES' EXPERIINCC.
(AaiAxiii Awtrraaaiica.)
Yo'r light wboajroa lji It do wo, Farooa,
' Tbel tbo flMb li woak and a aaaro t
: And tohcop jar plow Id tbo furrow
- Vi boa yar eat I la boglna to raro
Ain't ao aoro Iblaf. Aad iMtwaoa ua,
Tbo ami maj bo said of 1'rajrtr I
Why, I itood tla jukaa oa IkorlTor. i
Of tbtj beta, wlieo tbo erltlara founil
That I d jiacd tka Cbureh, aud tba aniokor
That may ba 7a mi ad, want ruund,
Tho da- tt down with tha ouraora
la Ui old eanip-taootia' ground.
I alood all that, aod I rtckon
J aBigbt, at a pinch, atuod nor
Fur ib bo-i tba; rtatraaoali bail,
I etaada aa tha Itook of tbo Law.
And it aoataed liha a moral Hrtmrnafa,
In hold in' agin their jaw.
But tfaaVt arowaa a Cbriatlan aulTeM.
A a bata't gut tbat praiaoao
Tliinga with no nurtvl purpoao, ,
Thing! 01 bai gut no mnioj
Thing a. aoiai-huw, no pruflt
" Will oovor their flrat a.panao
Ka how 1 1 waa J.it laat avecin'
Atldmila' tba Throaa of Urioa,
Aod mot bar knalt ia thoaoroor,
And aaoh of tbo boya ia bla plaoo
Vihtn that aneakin' pup of Keilali'o.
To Jonathan'a oat gira obaia t
I never let on It mind 'ara,
I never lot on to bear,
But drove tbat prater down tba furrow,
With the cat hid In' nnder my oheor.
And Keiiah a whipperln' "Klo her!"
And aothar a e-jln', ''You dare !"
I naked frr a light for tho heathen.
To guide on hie aarror track,
With that eat aod tbat dug jeat weltita.
Aad Jonathan'! faoo jail black,
When the pap Dade a rush, aad the k Itten
Dropped dowa qb tho email of back.
Yet, I think, with tho Lud'a assistance,
1 might have eontinacd then,
It getlin' her holt, that kitten
Jledn'l dropped hor olawa in mo whoa
It o mellow tm 0 bed the "Old Adam,"
And I Jumped to my foet with "Amen."
80, yo'r right whea yon aara it, Parson,
Tbat ih flesh la weak and a nere,
. And to keep yrr plow io tbo furrow
When jer eat tie begins t rare
Ain't ao ear tbiog. And betaooa aa.
I say Itl Jist ao with Prayer.
CORRUPTION .V THE AT A V Y
DEPARTMENT.
A Hor s conthiuons shsunce of nearly
six months devoted to personal elec
tioneering in Now Jersey or to pleas
ure, Secor Itebeson has returned to
Washington branded, by the honest
people of his own Ktate with defeat
snd diHfjrai. During all this time he
drew every cent of the ofliriul Bnlory,
just as if ho had beon actually present
and engaged in the discharge of his
functions, while it is notorious that tho
Nuvy Department was turned over to
a subordinate, and tho public business
was scandalously neglected.
One of tho first symptoms that he
has resumed charge of the department
is a notice that tho emimatcs for the
ensuing fiscal year will be nineteen and
a half millions of dollars, or any three
and a hulf millions mora than wont
appropriated at the last session for the
current expenses. As tho incidents of
the late election are fVcsh in tho pub
lic mind, we bono that not a dollar
He a saving of many millions annually
if the appropriation bill for tho navy
should be absolutely rejected, nntil a
scfirehing reform was established.
Without some radical treatment ofl
this kind, the plundering that is now
notorious will go on under pretexts
and disguises that cannot bo success
fully reached. v
Thousands of men were employed
in tho navy yards of Charlestown,
Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Norlblk, and
Pentucola, just previous to tbe elec
tion and dismissed a fovrdays after, as
if to certify tho partisan object for
which they were first taken on and
then abruptly sent away. They wore
not regular mechanics in any propor
sense, but more hirelings picked up In
tho Uresis and purchased with the
people's money, voted by a corrupt
Congress nnder tho false pretence of
supporting tue army.
I his outragoous abuse was first in
troduced by Robeson on a large scale
at the Mare Island Navy Yard, in
California, three years ago, when tho
workmen and employees were marched
to the polls by their chiefs, and com
pelled by open threats of dismissal to
vote a Grant ticket conspicuously
large and marked to enforce fidelity.
It lias beon continued over since .grow
ing continually in proportions and
cost, nntil now immense sums are ex
pended in this form of barefaced bribery-While
every industry is suffering,
trade is stagnunt, tens of thousands of j
poor latiorvrs walk, tbo streets lit Idle
ness, and taxation is to tho last degree
oppressive, the Treasury is thus rob
Imt by a venal Secretary to serve his
own selfish ambition and to aid in
keeping an inf'nmmis Administration
in power. This thing has boen going
on until tho seandul lias bt-como un
bearable. Tho department is rotten
in every part, and especially at tho
head.
W hen Mr. Borie requested the Pres
ident to appoint Robeson as his suc
cessor in the Navy Department, tho
inU'iition was to nnprovo his needy
condition by tho salary, He entered
ofllco absolutely poor and dependent
on the pay. lie Is now the owner of
largo property in Washington, has
built a summer residence at Long
Branch, and maintains the style of liv
ing of a shoddy millionaire at tha cap-
Hoi. Jt is Uartlly necessary to ask
how this wealth has been seen initiated
in four years. His relation with con
tractors and jobborry tell tho story
plainly that would havo been revealed
long ago in a mora positivo form, if
an impartial inquiry had beon earnest
ly pmscented by Oongfoea.
Robeson, liko other member, of the
Cabinet, has been whitewashed, hut
Ins venuhty is rendered inoro patent
by that fact. There aro so-called
Democrats in Congress, too, who havo
aided iu this process for a consider.
lion, but the time is nearat hand when
,i,, rt ,.!, ,. k
nested, and when officials who have
acquired sudden fortunes mny expect
to bo turned inside out. . Meantime
let the navy hill be explored and the
supplies stopped until the navy yard
nroniirucv is oxamincd. and tho dindv
officers In the Mediterranean is Imiuirbt
i,nnin. v. r. .Nun.
SkNsiiii.t HuoiriNii. United States
Senutor tiordon, of Georgia, was sec
ond in command to Lee at the
close of tho war. , lie. concluded a
speech at a Democratic joliticatiou in
Atlanta, on Friday night, as follows:
"One boon I auk in this hour of your
uciivorancc. i bsk you to commission
mo iu your name to pledge tixu the
floor of the Hennte your fidelity In the
Union under the constitution ; your
acquiestenco in laws passed in accord
ance with tho constitution. mod anil
jbad, until lawfully repealed; yonrcor-
iiiiu ii luniirmp tor every man anq Rll
n,cn uf seutions who. will aid in r-
nioniig peacej in ma awruons, Jttatioeto
the Stales, liberty to the eitiwns pu
rity to all departments of tho gov
ernment, and tho constitution in its
supremacy over the l'residunt, tlon
uTess, and parties and people. Loud
cheers. 1 thank yon, my country
men, for tho response. Von aro as
temiierato In triumphs as you Were
great in adversity, you cherish malice
to none, and are hostile only to thieves.
aistirpers, and tyrants."
It is now thought that tho defal
cation Of Roberts, the fnisslnrr cashier
of the first Ward National Bank, ol
.Bot on. wil) rench 115.000.
IWTtriWLXa TO PLAtWU 1'IIK
.41 r 4-tl A lJI.
'Jivitr since the Radical party under
took to violate tbe very cardinal doo-
tnno of tho Federal Constitution by
its twoustraetiou, policy, trouble has
been tho necessary and direoi isas-
quenco.
", That party never had any clour and
well-defined idea of constitutional
law.
. When the passions ara excited, and
hats and the lust of power combined
are tho motives for action, reason is
driven off hor sent, and her empire ia
usurped by force.
The Radical party, inflamed by pas
sion, obtaining power by tho blindness
which excited oinotlons produce In
minds easily curried away from tho In
fluences ot culm judgment, rioted In
the numorical power it gainod in tho
Federal Legislature from those causes.
It was not possible tben' anccesaful
ly to call the. attention f the. large
majority in Congress to the principles
on which our government was found
ed. I
To stop tho wild and vicious oourso
of legislation auainsttho "States lately
in rebellion," by directing tho minds of
uongress to the Federal Constitution,
was us impossible as to save the ship
in a maelstrom by appealing to the
technical rules ol navigation for safe
ty. Ktttto sovereignty, Stuto constitu
tions, "home rule," as tho cowards
who fear to awakon,as they say'deud
issues," now designate the supreme
power in the 81 at on, the rights of (he
people, ho very foundations' Of our
system of government, were all, to fol
low onr amiVo, washed overboard in
order that the Radical party might
continuo in power.
Keoonstrtiction was the engine by
which tho Radicals proposed to main
tain thoir supremacy in tho Southern
Hiatus, and thus control tho country.
Such a policy begot its natural conse
quences. licaving the landmarks of our gov
ernment out of sight, tho course to be
taken was decided by the sheerest ne
cessity. Federal troops wore the
agenLs to carry out the behest of the
usurpers.
The r-ovorelgn States of the South
wore first eonnuorod, then they wore
subjugated, then they were made sim
ply military provinces.
I'ower alouo was the rule. Tho
rights. of tho people were crashed.
Liberty waa s memory, when once it
was the inspiration of the people Elec
tions wore frauds, a mockery. ,The
soldier, the Yankee carpet-bagger, the
plunderer, tho oorruptioniats, tiie vilest
of tho vile, were all tho chosen agents
of Grant and his clique of Radicals to
carry out their pluns for a perpetual
lease of power under tho name of a
"third-term."
I'ronorty was no longer safe, it was
worthless in many States, The peo
ple were exnuatcd in their efforts to
protect oven tho sanctity of their'
homes, ami aa for political power
they abandoned nil bono of over re
gaining that agaiust Grant aud his
gang of rufllans and their nogro allies.
But thoro Is s groat God, and "his
ways are not as our ways" The
prayers of the people catno up to him
in their agony, .
Tho reconstruction scheme deman
ded too much. It tried the patience
and tho patriotism of the people be
yond further endurance. The reac
tion began. And now in Aakunsos, in
Carolina, in Louisiana, in the South,
the infamous policy Grant intended
to use to destroy the people la comiug
back on him, anil driving him to des
pair. The people of the whole country cry
out, (Shame! The elections are but
the "still, small voice" ot the people,
which must be heard and heeded. ;
Reconstruction is full of perils to
Grant and his party. It will bury
them In the grave of the suicide, that
unconsocrnted ground in which the
outcasts of society are hidden from
the pity of the world. Tho plana
and s hemes of Grant and his Radicals
havo utterly failed, but tho develop
ments which come out of reconstruc
tion are daily fastening on him and
his party the execrations of every pa
triot in all tho lands where liberty ev
er had a rusting place.
Reconstruction is going back to
Washington, to plague the inventor.
Commonwealth.
TIIE
SOUTH AND
GROES.
TIIE NK-
Tho conduct of the South since the
elections has disappointed both foes
and friends. Secretary Hoboson is re-
Cnrted to have said early in hia lata
rilliunt canvass for the Henatorship
in Now Jersey, that tho Administra
tion would have no trouble in this
campaign, that the Republicans never
fot into a acrapo but that tho South
ielied them out. It was no fault of
the Secretary's friends iu the newspa
pers and elsewhere that the ef
forts to make the outrage business at
the South help them out provod a fail
ure. If the Secretary since the elec
tion, has cherished tho hope that, in
toxicated with victory and forgetful
of tho caution ot the campaign, tho
South would now help out the Admin
istration, and produro the reaction for
which it has been looking so longingly,
ho seems again doomed to disappoint
ment; The South was never more
quiet, never moro temperate or consid-,
ernto, thau it has been runne the eleo
Uon. The tone of the Southern poli
ticians and of tho Southern press is
thoughtful, moderate, and in tho main
just. There seems not the slightest
reason to apprehend any danger for
the ncgroos ; and on this subject, In
deed, wo find so vohemont a Southern
journal as the Memphis liwat' bolib'ng
tho following langtiago;
"Iet us remember that tho Democ
racy, as a national party, is just emorg.
ing from the fatality ot aoventeen
years of defeat and overwhelming dis
aster ; that, lilted tip and reinvigora
ted ns it has been by the pooplo, it is
only as a trial-test of its rapacity to
rule and govern wisely, and in accord
ance with the Constitution aa it ia
We of the South especially must In
moderation, do all we can, in justice
to ourselves, to. disarm the nogro of i
the prejudices Willi winch His mind has
been filled against ns. We must dis
pel his apprehensions and distrusts of
us, and prove to him that we are not
disposed to trench tiwm him his rights
anil liberties, but in a spirit of Jiiir
ness, of jnstico and equity' becoming
our rrwponsiliilltlcS and tntalligmiee,
wo will nmtect audi distend them
in them all.,. Let us, too, prove to the
Kopiihlifuna of the .North that we aro
Americans as they are, that we have
tho same interest in tho country, and
in party ascendency seek only i th
good of tho Republic, whoso glory is
ours, and whose still glorious future
wo must share.
- Altogether the exultation of the
rumtli over tho election seems likely
In furnish juntas little Administration
capital as lbs Southern (lutrsgo buii
ncsa did before it. Tribune.
A monster pike was caught the oth
er day with s net in Kapoly Lake,
near Bagshnt, England, which belongs
to the royal domain. The flsh welghod
30 pounds and miuinircd 3 feet 10
inches In length; The eye waa ex-'
ceedingty beautiful, the 'head shone
like smoked moUierof.pttari, every
scale was perfect, and ,; Has red as a
Ssrch ; four black bars extended some
Istance from the tail npward, giving
the fish a aohra like appearance. Tbe
flsh is supposed to be about fifteen
years old. Its roe weighed 3J pounds
aod contuinad i3,O0S ejgi.. '
-A laugh la worth a hundred groan
in any market. i ,. ,
ritosPECT of a Lively time
AT WASHINGTON.
Tho President, we are Inforniod hr
despatches from Washington, looks
upon the result of the rooent elections
as complimentary to himself and eon
dunnatory only to tho Republican
members 0f Congress. This cortninly
is very cool. , ,
Ou the oUrer -band, many of the
luauiiig men in me itepumicen party
have expressed the ' opinion that the
responsibility of their defeat resta
principally Uron the President. Thla
is tho view taken by Gen. Nyo and
others, and by the RopuWIcan press
pretty generally. '
We do not think this wldo and ut
ter difference of opinion betwoon tho
President and hia party is likely to be
reconciled before the mooting of Con
gress. On the contrary, it is in the
nature of things that it should be
SWfonod and embittered. . It will
break out iu tho dobatoa. We look for
its manifestation the very first day of
me suasion, tne I'rosiuent may be
unwise enough he has a genius at
stupidity if no has a gonitis at any
thing to put his notion of the causes
which produced defeat into his mos
ago. Whether be does or not, the
whole country already understands
what ho thinks.
Tbe members of tho House and
Henato who look upou his slaughter of
nis own partyassurpassinghisslauitht-
er of soldiers in the war, are very
likely to speak thoir minds right out.
There will bo little fear of the Whitw
House manifested on the floor of Con
gress, we apprehend, during tho ap-
proacinng suasion, 'i he words "third
term" will probably be used a million
times or less in debate. Gentle hints
will be thrown out about the Presi
dent's relations, about his improporap
pointments, and about many other
things that it will not be pleasant to
him to be reminded of.
On tho whole there is every proa-
pect of a lively time in Congress. It
will be a memorable session, short aa
it Is ; and we do not think it will scorn
short to the President, Tbo debates
will not be entertaining reading for
him.
The interest of tho people will bo
promoted by these differences and dis
sensions in tho Republican party.
Much truth will be told whioh has
heretofore been ooncealed, and as the
Administration vanishes, the publie at
mosphere will become panned. -V. Y.
Sun, i.
KEtLOQO AND LOXQSTREET.
We ran immagine uo greater hu
miliation, no more drcadfal shock to
the sensibilities of any man, who eith
er is or has been honorable, and whose
associates have boen of tho most ele
vated and unexceptionable character
than to have his name linked witb that
of tho infumous usurper whose acts of
oppression crowned by an exhibition
ot cowardice altogether unparalleled.
have shocked and disgasted the decent
men of all parties throughout the
country. That General Longstreet has
deliberately chosen to ally hiinslf
wiui this man and linked bisname and
fame inseparably with Kelloirk. is one
of those remarkable and inexplicable
things which we are bound to accept
as a tact, but which ia inexplicable ex
cept npon theories tbat make ns
ashamed of our race and civilization.
e think of Ijonirstreot as we have
seen him so often upon the glorious
and victorious battle fields of Virginia,
with his sword ever flashing in the
front of conquering legions, his very
name a tower of strength, an Inspira
tion to the army and a terror to the
foe, and then this bright picture fados
from the mind, and in its stead rises
another dark enough and horrible
enough to make us fancy we are the
victims ol a terrible nightmare. Tbe
gallant soldier, the dauntless leader,
the friend of Robert E. Leo, tbo com
panion in arms of Stoncwcll Jackson.
has dwiudled to an insiirnificant chief
in tho pay of the most despicable of
an tne carpet-bag Governors tbat have
been foisted opon the Southern States.
At tbe head of tbe paid hirelings of
tue usurper, lie does not hesitate to
make ruthless war upon the white
pooplo of the Stato, and seems to take
aa mnch delight in shooting down bis
old comrade in arms witb bis Hessian
soldiers as be did In slaughtering tbe
Federal soldiers who confronted him
during the war. The sight of Long
street sitting npon his charger andur
tbe shadow ol the Custom House, and
calmly ordering an assault upon the
people of Now Orleans, which be
knew must result in the murder and
maiming of many of those who once
loved and honored him, is to ns the
saddest picture in tho book of time,
and causes such conflicting emotions
mat it is mmrnit to donno or classify
them. Alas for a great nnmo blasted
and withered forever I Who could
have believed that a man who hod
risen so high, who had almost touched
the topmost summit upon the mount
of fame, could ever have consented to
wallow in the depths of such profound
disgrace fJVrtd Orleans Bulletin.
THE ORIGIN OT MOSS AO A TK.
A correspondent of the Chicairo lit-
trr Ocean, writing from the plains, says
that Professor Mttdge, of Kansas, has
found whero "moss-agates" come from,
and knows just how to get at them.
As they are usually discovered in the
loose plains gravel, they have been
supposed to owe their deposit to drift,
ineir original norne naving been in uie
North. Professor Mudge has found,
however, surprising as it seems, that
they originated in the pliocene depos
its of Kansas, la some localities, this
pliocene consists of a sedimentary si
itcious deposit, formed of matcriul va
rying from coarse Hint quarts chalce
dony. Oxide of manganese, more or
less crystalixod in minute moss-like
springs oxtend through the whole
stratum,, hich is often eight fuct thick.
The "agates" are mainly found in tho
upper six inches, and some of thom
aro remarkably beautiful. The whole
mass is very interesting to the miner
alogist, as showing the so-called "inoss-
aguto" through the wholo process of
iui imi iiittuuii. me lower portion iu
diuntos an Imperfect solution of tho
silica and oxido of manganese, but tho
upper low inches, Whore the best spe
cimens are found, evince the deposit in
a high stato of chemical development.
The "uioswagatr," deposit forms the
cap-rock of all the high bills in the vi
cinity of Hhcridap, ou the Kansas Pa-
cittc Hailway, and also about Fort
Wallace. In ono Instance Professor
Msdgo found bonus and portions of
tbe tusk ot a mastodon, which, in pro
cess Of firssilisation had changed to
nearly pure silica, and In tho change
had bot'omo infused with fine, spring-!
liko crystals of black oxide of manga
nese, thus presenting the strange
phe nonunion pf ivory actually oonrer-
led into "moss-agate." Some of the
apeoimchs oannot bo detected in ap-J
iH'aranre from tho real ircm. Profoa-
Uor Mudgo thinks the agency h)b
uruuticeu tins siniriiiar ireaR ot nature
must have been similar to the action of
tlio "hot snrlnir"of Iceland and Yellow
ntona para, tuo only known natural
agcicy that will make allies eat of or
ganic substances. The fact is s cori
ous one at any rata ; and, while it may
overstock tho "mona-agato" markets, it
furnishes tho siieutiat a revelation of
rare MiUtrwt and value. Profuaaor
Marsh, of Yakt la already giving it
critical examination, and specimens
have been furnished to othor promi
nent gentlemen iu thla line of business.
At tht recent reunion of tha TWr
family at Hyraoase, tber were nraa.
ent sixteen out of twenty Methodist
ministers, all of whom belong to the
family. Five of them were Wbers,
whose ages range from 6a to 80 Tears.
, ' - ' . 1 '.:.!.
, , 'MARKET STREET,
CLEABFI ELD, PEN Jf'A.
We dosirs to call the attention of tho citizens 'of Clearfield county to the fed that we
I - - hae opened a ( t , . '
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PIANOS, ORGANS AND MUSICAL
.... 11., ! , '
, '" Our slock of PIANOS will consist
GEORGE STECK & CCS PIANOS,
STEINWAY & SONS' PIANOS,
HAINES BROTHERS' PIANOS
We are prepared at all times to furnish any of I he cheaper makes of Pianos to ordor on the moat
favors Uo terms as to prices and terms of payment.
Our stock of ORGANS will consist of tho new and popular
KYNDER ORGAN, (with Ryndor's Knco Tiemolo and downward Octave Coupler,) , . . ,
Tho SMITH AMERICAN ORGAN CO.'S ORGANS,
MASON 6i HAMLIN'S ORGANS, and the
NEW HAVEN MCLODEON CO.'S JUBILEE, TEMPLE and CHURCH ORGANS.
Besides ihese we furnish to order Organs from any fuctory desired.
, Wo sell on every plan known to tho trade, cither CHEAP FOR CASH, ON NOTES, or on the
POPULAR AND BART LEASE PLAN.
i On our easy terms everyone can have a good instrument, and no other investment of like
amount will tend so much to MAKE HOME HAPPY.
-
, LOWe shall be glad to have you call and see us, whether you desire to purchaso or not.
ocl'23-'72-ly tMF.Vs MUSIC STORE.
$lisf(Uaufous.
VALUABLE FAftn FOB SALE I
IN CIRARD TOWNSHIP.
Tbe anderalgaed affera for aalo tha farm oa
whlib bo aow midee, aituate la 4J irard towmbip,
CleirArld eoaaly, Pe., formerly owned by Juitia
J. Pie. Tbe farm eoataiaa 120 aorM, aao Ii very
deelrably loaated. The balldiaga are all aew, aad
eonitet f a large frame boaee, having good eeller
anderaeatb, aud good water aoaveeientl large
frame bara, blaehimilb abop, wagon ihed, ipring
beueo, Ae. The buildiaga e. thla farm are aa
good, if aot better, tbaa oa aay farm io Clearneld
ooauty. Tbo land ia ef aaperior quality and in a
good itete ef ealtivatlea.
PoMeaeioa will be givea la tba aprlng, or at
aoy Ume molt ouaveaieatte tbe porehaeer. Tbe
terma will ba reaaeneble. Peraoaa deairoae of
porcbajiag aaa eddraie tbe eubaeriber at Leeoate'a
Willi P. O., Clear!. 14 eoaaty, Pa,, or apply la
pereea ob tho premliea.
Any peraoaa waatiag any iafnrmatlon in ragerd
ta Ibe quality of tbo land, tbe kind of building!
Ihereoo, A.., Ae.,oaa get tbe information byeall
la ee Hberif Pie, la Clearleld, aa ha awaed Ibe
farm for a aamber ef yeen, and of eoorie hnowa
allaboalit. WENDELL ENPRES,
Lwoale'e Mill,, Cmarleld Co., Pa.
Jaaaary It, 117a.
JOHN TROUTMAN,
FURNITURE,
MATTHIASES,
, AND .
Improved Spring Beds,
MARKET STREET, NEAR P. 0.
Tba aadenlgoed brga leave to Inform tba eltl
eeai of Clearleld, and lb. pablia graerally, tbat
be baa oa hand a Ina aaeortment ef Puraiture,
eaab aa Walnut, ObeMnat aad Paiated Chamber
SuiUa, Parlor Bailee, Reeli.iag and Bateaiioa
Cbalra, Ladlae aad tleall' Kaey Cbaira, tba Per
forated Dietag aad Parlor Cbaira. Caaa SeaUaad
Wiadeor Caaira, Cl.leee Bare, Slap aad Ktlea
aioa Ladders, Hal Raeka, Herabbiag Braibea, Aa
MOULDING AND PICTURE FRAMES.
Looking eiaeeee, Ckremoa, Ae, wblek woald be
eaitabie for Holtoay praaenle.
da.U7! JOHN TROUTMAN.
T OOK OUT FOR THE SIGN
or TUB
BIG . CANT HOOK I
MARKET 8TREET, CLEARFIELD.
Tha aid Obarlald Rieolitor Caat Hoob Oo. le
dlmelved, ud a aew ee termed by Aeaai Kiw
aard aad 0. B. Menell, af OlearSeld, aad 0. M.
Allard, of Neaportam, Cameron eeunty, oi part
aura, and Jn. B. Weteon, of Clearleld, ai Gener
al Agent, Tbo aew eompawy will earry oa Ibe
buiineae ef maaulaetariog, eelltng aad abippiag
Ika Cant liooki. with all their tmpreveiaente,
whieb are bow porfeet. All ardrre promptly
tiled. 'AS. E. WATSON,
Jaly let, 1ST. Oeal Ageaa.
FAIRBANKS!
STANDARD
SCALES,
OP ALL 1inB
BCJISV Bavrnvi tTarehoasej Track a, Cwpylnf
Preeaea, In prevail Money trwer,
pet lata u. BT
II. F. BIGLER & CO.,
Dealers la Hardware,
eblliTI tf ' Seeaad Street, Clearleld, Pa.
. TIIE CLEARFIELD
WOOD-CHOPPERS' AXE!
Maaafaetared aepeelally for
THK CLEARFIELD TRADE,
auglll
11. F. BIQLER A CO.
F
OK 8 A L E!
A larre aad weH-lulebed Rrtek Dwelliac, lita-
ate oa the river baah, ra taoWaeoagh el Clear
leld, eaatalatag elevea raaeaa, with awed oeHar,
water la tba hluhee, aad all tha Bnedora aoavw-
abaoea. Paalrtee, Satb-raem, Clotbee-preeeee, Aa.
Let etaty root rroat aaa two Bwaaroe aaa iBtrty
(oil baek, with a tvreely laol alley aa Ibe Mat
aide, eats Balldlag, Wlta all in. apparleaaaora,
will ba aeld aheap, with payaaatota aaU pareba.
sar. Applleatiwa eaa aa mad. la tba aader
iliaed, r ta A. 0. Tata, Raq, wha will give all
aeooooary lalonB.tl.a ta thoaa who deelra t. ia
apeel the properly. .,...,,.
inw.i. nnubwuua.
Mey!lat,IStl,ir.
liATZEM A LYTLK,
AORNTS IN CLSARVIRI.D COUNTY FOR
IrORIIsldAIlD'S
, Calibrated BraBda of " '
Smoking ft Chewing Tobaccos.
We art enabled te wholeettt Co deejert Ikrota-h-
o ibo osjbbij m any ra,
RATtBH LTTL1,
CltBrlelsJ. Ptv
ieSiMU
MITCHELL WAGONS.
Tha Best is tha Cheapest I
1 thomai Rellly baa Maelred aaather large let af
-miieweii wagoai," wntea ai. aa)oag tne vary
beet manafaetarad, aad which ha will aall at lb.
meet reaeeaable ratal. Hia etook iaeludea almoet
all deeariptleaa f wageea largeaad email, wld
wad aarrew traak. Call aa I eee tbem.
agrS'74 TUOMAS RR1LLT.
Attrntlea, Umbcrmcn!
WE ara aow miaululutlng our IMPROVED
STIRL-SOUKST liKIVlHU CANT
ROOKS, auperier te aay elber la tba. Wa bar.
alia la atoek a large eaealily af Caatbooha lalta
ble for raniaw
okeepllefm.B. AMOS A R. BERNARD.
viaaraeaa, ra-, area II, ISI1.
CHEAP GROCRR1RHI
' LUMBER CITT. PA
Tka aaderelrnel aaawawoaa re hie old frleade
aad aalraaa that be kao apewed a goad lie. at
UROCKRIBH A PROVISIONS at tbe eld etaad
af KirS a Rpaaw.TW wklek be toilette a nherat
pamaaagu a. w. aranuaa.
Laabw City, Pi., Marah IS-tf.
IWiSffUatlfOUS.
c
LEARFIELD
PLANING MILL
COMPANY.
TUB DderaigtuMl, eaoeeaaora to REED k
POWBLL, havo purebeasMl tbo CLKAR
FIRI.l) PLANING MILL, mud reOtled It fur
dot of bb eiteoaiee bmioeaa. All Ue maehinery
will bo added areeeaarjr to ka.ke It ono of tbo
BDUft eoBiuleto Mtavb iibmenta el tbo kind la tbo
Stato. Tba ara pgw prepared to reeoivo ordort
for any work in tbat line. They will cTOciai
attention to all m atari alt for hoaao buildinf.
FLOORING, WEATHER - BOARDING,
SASH, DOORS,' BLINDS,
BRACKETS, .OliM'J,,c.
OF ALL STYLES, alwaya oo band.
WORKED BOARDS, and all artlele
ry fnr build log, will be uchnnfnd for DRV
Ll'WHKH, to that pertoBS at a diotaaoo mmy
bhog their Inanbor, ei oh an (re it for, and return
hoBM with tba mannfaotared artielee.
Tbo Company will alwaya bara on hand a larre
took of dry lumber, ao aa to bo nbto to All bb
order ob tbo ahoHoat notice. Only tbo (Mat aad
loot akiiitni Ban da wiu bo employed, ao tBat tha
pablio May rely apoa good work.
Lnabor will bo worked or aold aa low aa It eaa
be pnrebaaod any where, and wnrrmatod ta give
aaliafaetiom. Aa tho bnaloeai will bo done npon
the eoeh principle wo oaa nflord to work fur mall
prolu.
DRY LUMBE t WANTED 1
Bapeolally ano aad-a-l alf and two ineh naael
atalT, for which a liboral priee will ba paid.
The bu.Deii will bo eoadnoted anler tbo name
of tho
nieitrficld riunlnff Hill Co."
0. B. Marr.ll will per tonally aapariatend the
baaiaaaa.
Ordera rnepetfHlly avlioited.
0. R. MERRRLL.
R. B. TAYLOR.
M. U. UKOWN A ORO.
Cleararld, Pa., January t, 1874.
jpSHANNON LAND AND LUMBER
COMPANY,
OSCEOLA StRAM MILLS,
BiatiFAcvvaaa
LUMBER, LATH, AND TICKETS
aaa
Sawed at Patent Ribbed Shinglei.
H. U. BlltLLINOFORD, Pneideal,
OBeo-Foreat Place, No. 116 S. 4th at., Pbll'a.
JOHN LAW6I1K, Oeaeral Sup'L,
Oarwla Milla, Clearleld eaaaty, Pa.
Alio TOWN LOTS fur aala ia lbs beroagb
oi ueeooie. .
Al.aa Kaew Ibe LARUEST ASSORTMENT
ef Uoodi ia ClMr&eld oouoty at their Mammoth
siore ta uioeoia. jaua-7
The Lightning Tamer.
THE and oral gned ara tbo Bole A genie In thla
ooauty far the "North Ameriena tialTaalaod
LIOUTNIRO H0D1." Toeeo are the only aofc
roda now la weo, aad ara endorsed bf ail tba
freieattle aiea In tho eon try.
Wo hereby aotify tho eillieoe of tba aoanty
that wa will pat thea Bp a better rod, aad for
leaa Bieaey, than la ahargod by tha foreign
agent who an anally trevorae tha aoaaty aad
earry aw awr little eaaa, Barer to retara.
ENCOUIUGE HOME LABOR.
Thoia wlahtng Llgbtntag Rode areetod
their balldinge Bead bat add row aa by letter, at
aall la pereea. We will pot thea ap anywhere
IB theeenaty, aad warrant theaa. The Kodaaad
Piitaroeena be teea at any time by celling at
eeratere. H, P. BItiLKB A CO,
OlonrleM, Mareb SI, 18T If
READING FOR ALLI1
BOOKS A STATIONERY.
Narket It., t'laarttald, (at th lat OtXra.)
rpilE nnderalgnod boft leaT ta aaaownoo to
X the eitUoae of Claarield and vieintty.ihal
he baa Ittad Bp a raoa aad bai Jaat retaraod
Area tbeelty with a large anoint of reading
aaiier, ceaaianng in pan ot
Biblei and Uisoellaadoofl Books,
Dlaok, Aecoaat aad Paal Book a ef overt de
acriptioa Paper and Envelopoa, Proa eh prewed
no) plain Pena and Peaeilaj Blank, Legal
npere, ueetio, aiortgagea Jadgaeat, Rieats
Uoa and Proalaiory ante i While and Porh
aeat Brief, Legal Cap, Reeord Cap, aad Bill Cap.
Sheet, Maalc for either Plaaa, Plata ar Violin
eoaaUBtly aw baad. Aay be he ar atatioaerf
dealred tbat X aay aot have aa hand, will ba at
ordered by drat eipreae, aad aold at wboleanla
ar retail to ealt enateaen. t will alia hoop
frveajmi u torn i are, anon aa Bsjagneinoa, newt.
papertsne. - r. A. UAUL1N.
Olenrleld May t, UH If
Lime for Sale I
T
11 aasaralgaes, reeldlag Bar tha dearl bai
made Mmnlale arraneemeate allj Llmm
Raraera eaal af Ibo meaateia. wher.be b. la
bW to keep metaatly oa baad a luge quantity ol
PUUKLIMKI
whieb be offers ta farmera aad balldera at a IrtS.
bov.Mit. Thoa.iaaMd.fth. artleie'wnldwe
wl t gtr. aa. a nil. or addreee ma by letter, b..
fore aegollatiag tk.tr lime.
ORO. 0. PAHSMORR.
Clearleld, Pa., Joae I, IISS.
1,1 very Ntablo.
Til R aaderaigrd begi leave U Inform the pab
lia tbat he ia aow fully prepared la aeremmo.
date all ia tha way of feralihtag HorMB, Suggira,
Saddlea aad Ilaraau, oa tba ibort.it aotlee and
raaaaaable terma. Ralld.aaa .a Loeaat ilmt,
betwie. Third aad Fearth.
OEO. IT. QEARtlART.
niaarlold, Feb. 4, IITI.
MERCHANDISE.
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of ,"
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iotflj.
IEONARD IIOU8B, -J
(Near the Railroad Depot,)
CLRARPIXLU, PA.
A ibaro of publie petroaaaw ia rMpeetfally aw
llelted. 4:l'f S. B. ROW, Prop'r.
SHAW HOUSE,
(Cor. of Market A Froal etraata,)
CLEARP1KLD, PA.
Tka aaderaigoad kaviag takoa ekarga af thla
Ilolel, would reepoetfally Mlieit publi. patreaaga.
eeti ia a.aiatua bh.w.
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
NEW WASHIaNOTOV, PA.
Thla bow and well raraiabotj bomro baa boom
taken by tbo aa.leraifol. Ho feola oewldont of
being able to rttndrr asvliatot ion totbooowboaaa
favor htm with a eaJl.
Maj I, U7I. O. W. DAVIS. Pref'r.
JJOMTOUI HOUSE,
vppsMtta uo tjovut llenaog
LOCK HA VI IT, riXB'A.
jU7l HAUHIAL A I ROM, Prop!.
PKLLKFONT1, PA,
D. JOHNSTON SONS,
- Prwprietara.
O.IIS'71
LOYD HOUSE,
Meia Street,
PHILIPSBURO, PENN'A.
Table alwaya auwnlied witb tbe beet tbe marhel
alurdi. Tbe travelibg-wabu. ia laviud to ealL
aavl,7. ROBERT LOYD.
THE MANSION HOUSE.
Career of BWeoad aad Market Straata,
CLEAMPILO. rA.-
Til 1 9 old aad oeamedleao Hotel baa. daring
ah. paat year, biea aalargad la do. Me tu
formw MMwaaity f.r th. wvartaiamaal af atraa.
gara aad gaaata. Tka wkola halldiag has bsa
refuraiehed. aad tba proprietor will epere aa
palaa U re.der kla genu aamfartahla wbll.
auyiag with him.
mar-Phi 'Maaeiea Haaaa" Omalaas rasa as
aadfromth.D.p.t.Btb. arrival aad departara
efoa.klr.la. JOHN DOUBHIRII.
aprS-71 If . Preprloor.
ALLEGHENY HOTEL,
(Market SL, art. rUeoad aad Third,)
VLBaariKLU, rau
Tba maawiber haviaa baeema amrlatar ad
thla hotel, woald reapaalfally aak a liberal ehara
ef publie patroaage.
apu ia usuaua lkipoldt.
CUSQUEHANNA HOUSE,
O Cl'RWENSVILLB,
Clearfield eoonty, Poan a.
Tbia aid aad wall oateaSlilhW Hotel, sjoaattfailv
ait uo ted oa tha haaki of tha SaoajMbaaaa, la tha
boroogh of Carweaavillo, baa boea loaaed for
term of jnart by tho nndonlfaed. It boa boon
entirely red tied, and te aow open ta tba pablia
Beneraiiy ana too traveling aosnanaatty la par
tienlar. No palna will bo apnrod to raador gicoala
ennfortablo while tarryiag at tbia bowaa. iatpla
Rtnbllng room for tho aeooniBk4iltioa af toaaaa.
Ohnrgea nod-rate.
AiepL , 187l.tr. ELI BLOOM.
J. M. STEWABT, D. D. 8.,
OSes ever Irwla'i Drag Stara,
CUBW BNSV1XLB, FA.
All denul one ration a. tber la the ..WUI
r operative branch, promptly atuwded re aad
aaliafantloa gaaraataed. Spaeial aUratiea pMd
t. tbe treatment ef diaeaaaa af Ibe aataral Ueaa,
g.ma and maalh. Irregalarlty f Ih. teeth awa.
eeeefallyoorreeled. TeeOjeatraetedwitboatpaia
by tba aaa of Ether, aad arttSetal teeth laeertad
of the bMt material aad warraaled U rewdw aaa.
lareetloa. aarllll'llilw
?anti.
Cm, nlw Natinwimt DmmL
vuuiiif liauuiltu Baillk,
OF CLEARPIBLD, PA.
ROOM IB Meoa.1. Balldlag, aa. daar Berth at
0. D. Waeaea'a Drag Stww.
Paaaag. TnkaU I. aad flwaa UraaaL Bawu.
toww, Ulaigow, Uadoa, P.rla aad Copeabva.
Alee, Irrani for Bale oa Ibe Royal Daak e IraUad
and Impwlal Bank .f taaeoa.
JAMK8 T. LBONARD, Pratt.
W. M. SHAW, Chi.e. , .0,1,1,74
y n bt'ni.v w. i m
BANKHJQ & OOLLEOnO! HOUSE
or
McGirk & perks.
Saoaaiaon ba Feater, Fwka, A Oo.
rhlllawkarf , Ceatra Caaaty, Pa.
W1
HERB all the baaiaaaa af a Baaklag Re.'
will ee traaeMt .raaaatl a.S ., it
moat favoraol. terms marT-af
DREXEL & CO..
Re. a aVraU Third Strawt, HiUadalphla
i . BJA-MLKMA, .
And Dealers In Government Sacurttiei,
Applloatloa by mail will reaalva wrampl attea
tloa, aad ail lamvaaaliaa ahawrfally farBieked,
Ovd.ro eli.ud. April ll-tl.
u
NDKRTAK1NU.
Tbe aadwralgaed an aew felly areparad la
tarry aa tbe baiiaeaa af
1INDEBTAKING,
, At REASONABLE BATES,
Aad Nepwlfally aallall th patro.age af thoea
aeadiag eweb aervrle.
JOHN TROUTMAN,
rVMr1''
J IME1 , LIME!
The aad.nlgned la ae prepared te farabk
. ... .... m,wm, ...eiliy Bl
' Bsllsfonte Wood-Burned LJme,
foa pl.et.rlag aarwaeea. by tbe hvrga ar small
'""'a'!!. C,!.fo,,'a.praMata Pla'l
V Lis till I Bias) aiaa let - L a, '
L. at. McCtJLLOUSI.
J. It. M'MURRAY
W.iy,.IlT.rtT T0B W,T" V ARTin.B
OF MBRC1IANDISB AT THB VBBT LOET
PBICB. COMB ABD SKB. (IJ II )
NEW WASHINGTON.