Hardwire, tlwwrr.
8ACKETT A SCEIYUX,
BBeLBU in
HARDWARE,
ad aaaaafaatarert of
TIn,Copper ft Sheet Iron Ware,
Soeood Street,
ClBAiriElD, PA.
Rnlli Lrg.li laereeMl nor ttMk af
were, wo laelto tb. aablle l iimIm oat ttoen
and prlMi.
Carpeatore aad pereom wko atoaplate baild
lag will do wall Is alanine oar
TOOLS BTJILDIVO HAKDWAEI.
wklok li n.w aad af the keel anafaelnie, aad
will bo Kid low far auk.
NAILS,
GLASS,
PUTTY,
GLUE,
LOCKS,
LATCHES,
HINGES,
SCREWS
All bind, of Banco Planaa, Sawa, ChlMla, Sqaarta,
Hammera, Ilntcketa, Ptambl and Laeolt,
HortlMd A Tbomk Uooftea, Beaele,
Braaoi Bills, Weod aad Iroa
Benob Berewa, and tbo baft
Boring Nankin la the
market.
Double and Single Bitt Aim,
POCKET CUTLERT, Aa.
Agentt for BurneWi Iron Corn Shelter,
warraaiea.
Alio, agentl for Blobarde'
GOTHIC FLUB TOPS,
which effectually eara Smoky Fluol.
Farmer.' Implement! aad Oardta Tooli of teary
deterlptloa.
A large aariel of
COOK STOVES,
which wi warrant U gUt aallsfactlon.
Porlabte Range nd Fummcta.
te9A.Roof.og, Spooling ud Job Work done oa
reasonable term. All orders will receive prompt
Mention. Jaa U( l7.
BIGLER, YOUNG & REED,
(SaeeoiMra to Boyatoa A Young,)
FOUNDERS & MACHINISTS
Maaufaetaran of
PORTABLE & STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES
Coran of Foartb aad Plaa Btraata,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
HAVINQ annagad ia tka Baaafaatara af trat
laM MACHINBRY, w. ratpMthllj lafam
'ha pakHa that wa ara aaw praparaA la III all
ord.n aa ahoaplj aad aa pramptl; aa aaa ka Aaaa
la aaj of tko aitiaa. Wa Baaafkatara aal Aaalla
Malay and Ciroolar S&w-Milli
Haad Bloaka, Watar Vkaala, IhafUag FalWya,
OKord'i IaJattar, BUaa vaagoa, laaaa WklaUaa,
Ollon, Tallow Oapa, Oil Cap,, Oaaga Oaoka, Air
Ootkt, Oloba Valraa, Ckwk Yalraa, wraagkt Iroa
Flpaa, Btaaa Fanpa, Bollar Food Faapa, Aaa
Friction Motraa, Soap Btaaa Faoklag, Oaa Faek-
lag, and all kiada af MILL WORK, togatkar
wltk Flawa, Blai BolM,
COOK AND PARLOR STOVSS,
aad otkar CASTINGS of all klada.
aT-Ordara aollolud aad llUd at mj prlaa.
All Mura af laqalry wltk raTaraaaa to aaokiaarj
af aar Baaafaatara promptly aaawarad, if addna
lag aa at Claarlold, Fa.
Janl'74-tf BIQLKR, YOUNG A RBBD.
fkTEW BTOKE AND NEW GOODS
JOS. SHAW & SON
Hara juil opanad a
Niw Sroti, on Main 8t.,CuiariiLB, Pa.
iatolT occupied bj Wm. T. IBWIM.
Thair atock oonalaia of
CE O) CO XJD SKs
Gaociaiia or tho boat quality,
Qucensware, Boots and Shoes,
and Of ory artiolo aacaaaarT for
. odo'i oomfort
Call and oxamino oar ttook baloro pnr
chaalng al.awhara. Ma; t, 186-tf.
JERRA COTTA STANDING VASES
' HANGlNQ VASES, "
Stnve Lining and Fire Brick,
kopt eonttaatly oa kaad.
STOE AD EA1THE1.WA1E
OF BVBRY DESCRIPTION I
CROCKS! POTS! CROCKS!
Flahara Patoat Arrtlfkt alf . Malbtg
Pratt Canal
BIITTFR CROCKS, wltk lldl,
CRRAM CROCKS, KILK CROCKS,
AFFLB - BUTTIR CROCKS,
F1CKLR CROCKS,
FLOWRR FOTB, FIB DISHES,
8TIW FOTB,
Aad a graat mmrny atkar taint too awBaraai to
obuob, ta ao aaa at
FRED'K. LEITZINGER'S
STONE -WARE POTTERY,
Coratr af Ckarrr and Tblrd Btraata,
CLKAiriKLO, rA.
aagl
Down! Down 1 1
THE LAST ARRIVAL
AND OF COURftl THI CBIAPUTl
A Proclamation against High Prices?
WI awaow opoalng up a lot of the boat aad
oat aoaaoubla Uooda aad Warta trar
offered la tali marie, and at priooa that rtniad
oao of tbo food aid daya af oboap Ulaga. Thota
who bwk faitii apoa tkia poiat, of data, oar aitt
Bwtvaa nntnivti, mmmm mm
can. ovm MTomm,
Ooraor Froat tmi Harkat Ml,
Vkara tkav Ma im. TmI L Ha L ... .l
aTN. iinii7na..raiaaawBataraakagaaa
Ikll mnrt aa doaa. Wa d. i.l aaaa It aaoMMrr
a aaaaiarau aad Itawla. aar ilaok. It la aaoaik
far an ao aiaaa IfcaA
We hare ETerrtbing that ii Heeded
aad aanaaaad la Ikll Barkot, aad at prlaa. Ual
doo i , , JOaKP n A11AW A SON.
Clearfield Nursery.
rENCOUBAQB HOME INDU8TRT.
IB aBAaaalaaad. aaalan aaakHaka a Bat
aar aa wa nia, aaaat aair way aatwoan
aa
main ana liiimiu, m
a fr.paroA at faa
B(,(MaaAardan4 7, Ofapa Tlaaa,
ratlaawaaarrtDrT TABBl
aVarf.) Iiaiimi Barajaarr,
Oinasaaalii, Lawtaa Blank korir, Bwawk.ii,,
onl Ban mi Tlaaa. AUo. lWaa Orak Traaa,
tJaanaaaMaariraaarlatRtaaaa-k,. Ordaaa
frw 4f aw at a at. aaarata,
j WaWaBB,tWw ag.
rg 611, Hrtc, Jtr.
........... w. Mm.
WEA1KII dk RETT)
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
An .faring, at Ika old itaad of 0. L. Hood A Co.
tkilr itaab of food,, aoaiiilla of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
BOOTH A BII0K9,
HATfl A OAFS, BABDWABE,
QUEBKSVARB,
FLO US, FEED, SALT, fto., Ao.,
At Ika Boat laaaaaabk) ratao fat CASH ar la
aiaaaaga far
Sqiiara Timber, Boardi, Shingles,
OS COUNTRY FR0DVC1.
a-AdraaaM Bada la tasoa engaged la fat
tlag aal aqaaia timber en Iba meet adrenlageent
terms. adtlJeaTI
rjX) TUB
FRONT!
GREAT EXCITEMENT
AT TBI
CLEARFIELD BAKERY
ARD
OYSTER SALOON I
Th aadortlgDed baring juat fitted up aaw,
large and aouifortabla rooma oa hlarktt it root.
Bear Third, rotpoetfully iafoma tha publletbat
ho aow droparad ta aoeoaiBiodato tbtai with
everything in hia lino on abort aotiot and at all
houn of tha day. lit keepa on band
ERR8H BREAD,
RUSKS, ROLLS, PIES.
CAKES, all kind.
FRESH OYSTERS IN EVERY STYLE,
aad a general aeeortment of
CONFECTIONERIES, FRUITS, NUTS, Ao.,
Allofwalet. willbadcliTtrad to eoitomaraat their
taaldoaoM, whan reqnoited to do to.
ICE CREAM, by tho diib, aarved la a aaatly far
alaked rooai.
Thaakful for tha gtBtroaa patronage beatowad In
-aha paat, ha hope- to aitrit and rooolro a ooa
tlnuoaoa of tha aaraa frora hit old euito
man, and other.
JOHN STAPLER.
June 18.7S-tf.
JJANIEL GOOD LANDER,
LUTHEKBIII KO, FAH
Doalar la
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
HOSIERY & GLOVES,
HATS A CAPS aad BOOTS A SHOES,
Tobaaao, Oraairtal aad Fita, Nalla, Bardwara,
Qaaoa.war. aad Ulanwara, M.a', aaa
Boy.' Clothing, Urng., Paiata,
Olla, School Book.,
a larga lat af Fataat ModlalaM,'
Caadlat, Hata A DrUd Fraila, Ckaaaa and Crank
ara, Rael aaa.aioa rowaaa,
Floor, Grain and Potatoes,
Clarar aad Timothy End,
Sala Laatbar, Moraoaoa, Ltalaia, Blading, aad
Tbnad, BhaMakorr Toola aad
Bkaa Finding..
Ba graatar rartaty af gnala la any .tort la Ik.
aoaaty. AR for aala Tory law for aank or ooaatry
pmaaaa at Ika vaaap voraar. aag. n, lara.
The Bell's Ran Woolen Factory,
Pana Uwa.hlp, Okaaraald Oa., Fa,
BVIICO OUTI
aar nor
B U RNED U P I
Th tahtartbtri hava, at graat eipoatt, roballt
aalahborhood aeooaiity, la tha ereation af a Brrt
alaaa Wooloa Maaufaatory, with all tba modern
Improramonta attathod, aad ara prepared to make
all ainda af Clotht, t'aaaimerei, BatiattU, Blaa.
kata, Flaaatta, . Plenty of goodt oa haad ta
apply ail oar aM aad a tbouaand aawowttomara,
waom w aaa 1 mbm aaa oxamiae oar hook.
Tha baaiaoaa of
CARD1TI9 AND FULLIH9
will raeoiv aar eapeelal attaatloa. Proper
BrraagomtBta will ba mado to reoeir aad delrtar
Wool, to aait taatomra. All work warraatod aad
doaa apoa tba thorteet aotloo, and by atrial attaa-
lioa 10 aatiaaaa wa aept to reanae a iioerai aaart
ai pabit patroaaga.
lOpOUO POUNDS WOOL WAJCTBDI
W will pay tba highest market Brie for Woo
aad Nil oar maaafattarod goode aa low aa Imilar
gooda aaa bo boaght ia tbo eoaaty, Bad wbonerar
wo fall ta roaaor reaaoaabl aatiifaotloa wo aaa
alwaya bo found at born ready t make proper
ai piaaaiioa, Oltaar ia poreon or oy leuer.
lAmao ajuuiiDUAi m turD,
aprilJeif Sowar P. 0.
LEATHER BREAST-STRAPS
SUPERSEDED BY
GOVBftTm rATEUT METALLIC
BREAST HOLD-BACK
MadoofthaWat Mallaa
ble Iron, aad Iaattahd
to the UaaMabyUtebeat
Snap ever la vented. It
ta aaaily and quickly put
oa, and proven U tb
whipping of tha bora
by lb pole, bot liable
ta get eat af repair.
Will but for yaara. AU
wo aak it a fair trial, I
aoavtBot all parti aa
log tham that they ar
aatarpaaaed la valae for
lb purpaaa far which
Ibay ara iBtondtd.
SACKETT A SCHRTVER.
CUarlold, April I ft, 1174.
MAKBLK A!ID 8T0SE YARD!
Xbe. s. b. liddkll,
Harlag aagag la Ika Markla kniln.u, datlra.
U iafana kar frlaad. aad Ika paklla tkal tka kat
aaw aad win kaop aaaataatly aa kaad a larga aad
wall MkMtad ataab af ITALIAN AND VERMONT
MARBLE, aad to praparad la fatal la ardar
TOMBSTONES,
BOX AND CRADLE TOMBS,
t ... 1I0NDMBNTS,
Oaraa aad Foatt for OoBalary Lola, Wladow
BilU aad Capa, alto,
BCRBAU, TABLE AND WASH STAND
TOPS, A.., Aa.
W.Tard an tt ttraat, aanr Ika R, R. Dapot,
viaataaia, ra. . ... . jar,Ti
G
UNSM1TU1NO.
Q. W. WOLFE,
PRACTICAL GUNSMITH.
Skap aa Tklrd rtrart, arar Rllay'l klaakaailUi
Jkop, CLEARFIELD, PA.
All klad. af RilM aad Bkat Oaatoakand.
Rpairlag doaa la . Irat-.lu. Hunar ... nt Mr
praaau a:ia'7l
L.I very Stable.
TB B aadaalgaai kagt Nara u Infra tk. pak
lla tkal aa la aaw rally praparad la MMaaa
ata all ta Ika wayaf faralaklag HoraM, BagglM,
Baddlaa aad Haraaat, an Ika akartoM aotla. aad
ablaanrau. Radda
Mm. Tklrd aad Foann.
OBO. W. BEARBART.
Haartala, F.k. 4, lift.
TJOB BALBTka aad.ralgaad far
JL aaaa a ralaabla lawn nroparty ra tka koraagk
arciaartrtd. Lot U.IM faM, wltk a food two-
"ory plaak koaaa tkaraaa araatad, wltk Ikraa
oa aaa rant aM aaaa. ap Main.
Alan, aowtag raaa aad kath aaaa aa naand iaar.
J!"... aaaiplala fraa MlUr t. attUr
OMd Aaakkiaanh a.4 ga watar. Priaa raa-
wwmmtw Haa ymjmmmt aay.
J. II. M'MURRAY
WaL EltFFLT TftB WITH ANT ARTrciE
OF MBRCBANDISB AT THE VERY LOW Raw
FRICB. COMB ABB BEB. (Sifcfly:)
NEW rWASHINGTON.
$tlUaiuou.
QLEARFIELD
PLANING MILL!
COMPANY.
TIIR undersigned, iBMaiaon to BKKP A
POWhLL, hare purtbawd Itio L'LKAH
F1KLD PLANING MILL, and refitted It fur
do I d( aa extensive bualness. All tha machinery
will b added aeeessery to make It on of tho
most complete aaiab isbmcataol tho kind lathe
8Uto. Tbey are tow prepared to reealv ordora
for aa work In that lino. Tbey will give special
attaatloa to all material for hoaa building.
FLOORING, WEATHER -BOARbING,
SASn, DOORS, BLINDS,
bhjckets, jaovvnura.nt.
OF ALL STYLES, aiwayi oa hand.
WORKED BOARDS, aad all article
17 for baildiag, will ao oiehaagod for DRY
LUMBBR, ao that part-one at a dlatane may
krlag tbalr lambor, otobaaga it for, aad return
homo with tha manufactured art Idea.
Tha Coaspany will alwaya hava oa baud a larga
tock of dry lumbar, no ai to bo ablt to III aa
order on tba abortett aotlee. Only tbo beat and
moat akillful handa will bo employed, ao that tbt
publlo may raly upon good work.
Lumbar will b worked or told aa low aa It oaa
be purehaaad anywhere, and warranted to giro
aatlafaotioB. Ai tha bualaeat will bo done upon
tba aaab principle wa oaa nfford to work for mall
prooia.
DRY LUMBE t WANTED!
Kipoolallv on and a laJf and two Inch nauel
ituff, for wbleh a liberal prioa will b paid.
Tha butlnaaa will bo aoaduetod under tha name
of tb
"Clearfield Planing Hill Co."
M. O. Brown will pornnallr lunnrlntend tha
baaiaaai.
Order, rerpoctfiillt aiilleltod.
M. a MOWN A BRO.
Cloari.ld, Fa., Janaary I, 1ST4.
HIE LARGEST
ASSORTMENT OF
STOVES I STOVES !
arar broogkl to th. annnly, ara being rrealrod at
tk.HardwaraK.tnbli.hia.ntnf H. V. HHJLIvH
Al CO., aouprliiog tbo following Cook Slora. i
SPEAlt'S CALORIFIC,
SUSQUEHANNA,
REGULATOR.
NOPLK.
EXCELSIOR.
TRIUMPH.
. GOV. PENN.
KEAD1N0
NATIONAL RANOE, tC. AC. .
Alaa, tha following Hooting Storo. t
SPEAR'S AKTI CLINKER,
SPEAH'S ANTI DUST.
. SPEAR'S ORBICULAR,
SPEAR'S PARLOR COOK,
UORNINO LIOHT.
BON TON,
OirSEY,
VULCAN,
SUNBEAM,
RUBY'
DAUPHIN EDO,
CHESTER EDO,
VOLCANO,
PHOENIX.
HEAVY BAR ROOM AND STORE
ROOM STOVES, AC.
Claarlold, 8ept 4, WJ. "
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
FOR BALE BT
II. F. Blgler dc Co.
IRON D0UBLB-8II0VEL FLOWS.
WOOD DOUBLR-SHOVEL FLOWS.
WOOD SINGLE-SHOVEL PLOWS.
IRON CULTIVATORS.
WOOD CULTIVATORS.
QOWARDA A IRON BEAM PLOWS.
PITTSBURO BTEKL PLOWS.
' HAUPT'S BKLLEFONTE PLOWS.
' RCDBSON'8 aad THOMPSON'S PLOWS.
rSkarM fur all al tha abara Plow, ana
atanUy aa kaad. Byl8-7I
T. A. FLECK & CO.,
Have aow oa haad. aad an dallf raoelvtng ad
dilioBt tbarata, a larga aad well aolotted atock,
jnat ireeb from tb maaufaoturera, or
Droea Qoedi, Dry Qooda, Bilk a, Ilatt, Boaatta
Old Ladiea'Capa, Kbawla, Waterpreora, ka
diet' Fur Cepi, Ilatr Goodi, Genti' Fur.
aiibing Oooda, Bhlrta, Ultra, II oaa,
Overalla, Lumbermen'! Flannel,
Lad lea' Underwear, Cuffa,
Collar, Haadkareklafa,
CHILDREN'S fTNDRRWEAR AND WHITE
DRESSES,
Perfume rr aad Boana. Balmoral BkirU, away
dowa, Stockinga, af very ii, rartaty aad eolorr,
Not tone, Trimmiaga and Fancy aaoda, la almott
aadlae varmty.
N. BT WE BUT FOR CASH AND BULL
FOK CASH. dtoztf
O. I. c.
ItrURRR ta bay ar DRY OOODS, ORO.
TV aariaa, Qnaonawara, Olaaawara, Drag, aad
notion., Coofaatloaartta, an,, .baa, ror aaaa.
Tka tananribar Wga lo.ro to Inform hi. aid and
aaw aaatomar. tkal ka aaa aponod
A VARIETY STORE
I IN OLRN HOPE, PA
Aad will wall goad, at nrlm lo rail tko tlaa.a. i
liaoral rada.tioa will ko Bad. ta aat.Brt kay.
log at wkolcaala.
Call aad ai.aln. By Monk Wfora parahtalng
alaawbna. A llb.ro! .btra af pablia patroaaga 1.
tollcttaa.
0. 1. KEAOY.
Sl.a Hop., Pa., Jan. It, 1171.
H.
F. BIGLER i, CO.'B
SPECIALTIES
BUILDRRB' BARDWARR,
mCHANIOf BARDWARR,
LUMBERMEN'S HARDWARE,
FARMING UTENSILS,
MILL SUPPLIES,
IRON NAILS,
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES,
PAINTERS' FINDINU8,
CALCINED FLA8TER.
May II, IIII.
TOOT AND SHOE MAKING.
3
J08RPHH.DEIIRINa.aa Mark.t hml la
Bkaw't Bow, Cloari.ld. Ft, kaa Jaat roootrad
a laa lat af Fraaek Calf Sklat aad Blpa, tka
aa ia ina aaraat.aaa t. aawpraaarad tamaa
anatara anaytklag la kit II... ha will war
anal kia war! ta ka a. r.arta.aud.
Tka .itl.aa. af Claarlold aad rblalty an
raapMiraiiy laaiiaa ta gira bib a aall.
Wark d.a. al abort aallaa.. T:U'tSy
JTODSB FOR RENT.
Tka aadaralgaad, ana aaa Va aai al tka
"naaw uaaaa," aaa a larga Brt.k Dwalllag, I.
tat aa Front atraai, far raat. Far fartkw par-
imara aaii ia wwaaa ar aaaraaa
R. If. SBAW.
OlaarSald, Fa., Rar, II, l74. la..
Tin looting and Spontlng
awaa al abort aalMa and to Baal raamakla
. aaa npairlag anally aaa praaptly aia-
mad by
kl7.
JOBN WAPLB.
HITPITTH TP A W
awxj j. uwjjivrtii. i
CLEARFIELD, 'A
IVHDNRSDAY MORNING, JAN. II, UU.
Krota tht N. Y. Rt-bIo Puat.
"THC NIQHT ArrCR CHRIITMAt."
'Two tht nlglit kfter Cbrlitmti, and allthtough
tb bouto
Not a ermturo wu alooptuf, oieopllng the mouao.
'i'bo ttoohlngt wart fluni in boat ovtr Ih obolr,
For bopfa of St. Nicholai do lungor wero I bar.
Tbt eli 1 Wren wert raallaiily toaalng Id bod,
for tbo pit and I ha oomljr wart batvy m loatl,
While ma otto o In her ktrtbiof, and 1 in my guwn,
Had Juat tnado op our nlnda tliut wt would aot
lit down.
Whr out oa tht Uwa then trnaa noh a ltlr,
I iprnng Outa aiy eliair to teo what waa tbt mil
iar. Awajr to tht window t wont witk a daah,
Flung opoa tho batter, aid tbrtw up tht laih.
Tht mooa, on tbo brant of tht Dew -U Han auow,
(livo a luilro of nooa-dy to objtou bolow,
When what to by long aoslona tyta hotild ap-
pear.
But
a norte and iloigb, both old-faahloBtd and
queer t
With a little, old driver, ao aoleron and alow,
I kuew at a glance It uiuat be Doctor U rough,
I draw In my htad, and wu turning around,
Wbaa up alalrt tame tht doctor, with tcarcely a
tuuod,
lit wort a thick ovtrooat, made long ago,
And th beard oa bii chin waa white with the
now,
lit ipoke a few word, and want ttraight to hit
work,
Ha fait all tha pultaa then turned with a J orb,
And laying hia finger aiitl of bla noeo
With a nod (f hia brad, to tha chimney he goaa,
"A apoonful of oil, ma'am, if you bavo it bandy,
No aula and no ralilof i bo pica and ao aandy ;
Three tender young atomaoha oannot wall digoat 1
All tha aweeta that tbvy gat f loyi and bouka ara
tht beat.
Rut I know nty ad rice will not find many trlmd
For the cuatoin of Chrialuiaa tba other way tendc.
Tha fathers and mot hen, and Santa Olaaa, too,
Ara oiceedingly blind. Wi ll, good night to you !"
Aad I beard him exclaim, aa be drove out of light,
'Tbea feu ting and oandie make doctor'e billa
right." "CouaiN Katb."
TILTOX AGAIA'ST liKEVHER.
A mlngliig lleply ta Mr. Horchcr'a Pro
ttuiiclamaulo.
an. Tii.Toa iomht. on 001,0 mo this couart
wirn ALL HI. BVItiK.rB-l'HinillNa MB. bkbck-
br wtra tiRKixo to coxtravbnb thb bni or
jibticb ar ctni!ia iTnATAiiaa.
Theodore Tilton hits nddroHsed the
following curd to the public concern
ing the two triulx, (he 0110 civil and
tho other criminal, involving ins con
trovorov with tbo llev. Henry Wnnl
Bet'hi'r:
vir. tii.ton's card.
Mr. Bcechcr's iironunciamctito in
the Vhrixtian Union of this week . re
quires me to reply as follows :
I. I have charged the Rev. Henry
Ward Heechcr with seduction and
adultery. Thcso charges 1 have al
ready lirovcd to the lull beliel 01 three-
quarters of the people of this nation,
llii:iuuiiiu aiiuuffc Miiniiiiiiuiini j iiiv iv
gal pmlcietion, who, above all other
classes, are the most competent to
weigh evidence 1 now wait to re
pent and solemnize this proof in a
court of law. To this end, two ac
tions are pending in the City Court of
llmoklyn. lhcno arc, II rut, a civil
suit instituted by me against Mr.
Beccher: second, a criminal indict
ment procured by Mr. Bewhcr against
me.
Tho first of these causes, nuinely,
mine nguinst him, is continually
thwarted by hi strange and unexam
pled demand for a cutnlnguo of the
pnrticulnr (lutes and places at which
ho committed bis actH ot adultery.
vt not is .tie prncucai cneci 01 tins oe-
mand? I he sexiinl intimacy ln-'tweori !
Mr. Beecher and Mrs. Tilton extended
(according to their own account of it)
from tbo tit 1 1 of 18liH, through the
whole of 18o!l, into tho spring of 1870
overlapping three successive years ;
ami yet Mr Beecher, while publicly
asking for what he calls tho fullest in
vestigation, requests mo to dwarf and
shrivel my proof of this prolonged
criminality to two particular days,
namely, (let. 10 and 17, 1H08; a limi
tation which his counsel aro willing to
enlurgo so as to include an entire au
tuinnul month during most of which
Mr. Beecher was absent from Brook
lyn, sheltered in a sate alibi beyond an
opportunity for crime. It is an af
front to eliiics and equity, and a mira
cle impossible, to limit Mr. Boechor'i
fourteen months of adulteries to two
days.
IKWILUNO TO APrRAR IN A FARCE.
Accordingly I give tho public title
notice that so far as tho civil case is
coneerned(which is not thepnly one con
trolled by me) 1 shall go into court on
tho first day when 1 am permitted to
carry all my evidence with mo, but
never while I must leuvo nine-tenths
of this evidence outside the door. In
other words, to try Mr. Beecher for
adultery, with tho adultery careful
ly forbidden to bo proved, is a fnreo at
which I am not harlequin enough to
play in thcso sail days.
II. Meanwhile, sinco Mr. Beecher is
seeking to buttle my case against him,
I challenge him to end this ny-play of
strife over a bill of particulars Vy cal
ling np his case agianst mo. This ho
has power to do at any moment What
is this esse? On the 3d of October
lost Mr. Bcochor went before a Grand
Jury in Brooklyn and by his own oath
procured against mo an indictment for
libel. This indictment furnishes the
host coho to test the real issue between
M r. Beecher and me. This real issue
in not whether ho shall pay me a hun
dred thousand dollars for ruining my
homo (though not a penny of this
money wonld I accept, ovon if a hun
dred Juries should multiply it to a mil
lion), hut simply whether tho Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher is guilty of se
duction and adultery. And whatev
er complications may exist in my civil
action against Mr. Beecher for dam
ages, eliciting his ceaseloss demands for
particularH on tho other hand, simpli
city itself is not more simple than Mr.
Bcechcr's criminal case against mo for
libel if I have accused him falsely. In
thin criminal case I shall neither troub
le him for particulars, nor drive him
from the Special Term to tho General,
nor drug him to Albany to the Court
of Appeals, nor compel him to try his
cause with a mere tithe of hia evi
dence, nor in any manner impose on
him a gossamor's weight of difliculty
in bringing mo to justice. Moreover,
in the criminal ruse he will he relieved
of hia ill-omened fears of civil damages;
ho will have tho attack instead of
the defence ; hi will be entitled to tho
last word to tho jury j awl if I have
borno falso witness against him he will
be ahlo not only to prove mo guilty,
but to send mo to tho tienitontinry.
ClURdES OF TRICKERY.
111. I am advised and belie vo that
the cunning manager! of Mr. Beech
er'i safety are necking to cmtrnvene
the ends of justice by the following
stratagem, to wit: as soon as Mr.
Bcechcr's ronnsel shall have restricted
me so as to niako inadmissible my
proofs of his fourteen months ofi
adultery(thns cutting the very heart's
core out of tho civil suit), their plan
then is to suddenly withdraw the
criminal indictment against me; which
Itlidrawnl Is to he explained to the
public by Mr. Beechcr'a chief chnmpi.
on ami iciiow-siinerer under a charge
of seduction, the editor of tho Brtslk-
lyn Kaglf, an an act of unexampled
magnanimity shown to mo by Mr.
Beecher.
By this plan of oierations I am to
bo prevented from trying Mr. Bcochor
in tho civil suit ; Mr. Bvochcr is nt the
same time to be savod from tho grim'
necessity of trying mo under the crim
inal Indiotmcnt and no, by these two
devices, Mr. Beecher is to oacapo trial
altogether.
I respectfully request all fair-minded
persons to uniteindeteriiiiningthst Mr.
Beecher shall not have the moral sup
port of the community, either in thus
oompelling mo to' roatriot my proofit of
uia auuiicncs 01 inns, ittj and IH70
to two days, nor In his nrheme of first
THE
imnjurinir atmlnNt mo a erimliml in-
iiietment fur timMnry cflwt nd then
wiuitirnwing 11 irom Huufwqiioiii mm.
Till PARTICULARS.
i IV. Touching Mr. BKhw renew-
rd domunuH lor impotwihle i-artieulain.
! I licro rwpttot in oubalanco wlit my
:iuio I prarwiiUHl Iwfnre tU court j
Kininiii njro, in inillliv lilinunonioi
I heir ploilge to aupply at a half hour's
nolii'o nil the particular which wo
pewmwed. Thvy aro thmto: 'That
tho Rov. Henry Ward Uoorhcr com
tnilU'd actH of adultvrr with Mro.
Kliinhoth R. Tilton on tho 10th and
171 It of Octohor, 1H0H, and at intor
villa tlirrcuttor till tho goring of 1870 ;
that tho nuid actH wero rominittod at
VH C'oltiinliia ntroct and 174 Living
ton ntrwt, in tho city of Brooklyn
that conli'Haion of thiuw acta were
mado hy Mrs. Tillon on the 3d of Ju
ly, 1870, and at other times; thutaiifi
ilttr ronl'eiwiont were made ly Mr.
Bcochor on the 80lh of December,' 70,
and at other timen; that the coiifoa
sioim of Mm. Tilton were made to M rn.
Murtlia 11. Rntdrihaw, Mm. Kmma Jl
lloulton, Mr. FiiincU I). Mottllon, my
nclf and others to my liolhing of a
iterien ol Mr. Beechcr'a letter hy
which he makes plain confenuion of his
guilt to all who can rend and think.
THEODORE'S DtMANIW.
And reitpoctfiilly suhinit that the
Httttenieut of particular, of which the
forevninjr is b dicl, and which was
lnidliy my counwl before the court
and the public many days ago, is suf
flcieutly explicit Ui warrunt me in now
demanding that Mr. llcecher shall
either bo estopx-d by public opinion
from imposing unhcurd of rentrictions
on my evidunce in tho civil caxo, or
clrio tliut he shall forthwith begin his
cnmiiml prosecution.
Furthermore, 1 ask all just men tojfv-retl through the very persons who
1- .I....I.. .1.-. !. ti 11 1. hud been indicted lor tliut consmracv.
join mo in declaring that if Mr. Beech
er shall still further clog and hamper
tho civil action on tho one bund, and
at tho sumo time shall withdraw the
criminal prosecution on the otbcr,tlius
using both tliono rases only to prevent
me f'mm submitting to a jury the gen
eral fuct of his Inng-continiied adul
tery, Mr. Beecher sliull thou be deemed
to liuve confessed judgment and must
stand self-acknowledged as guilty bo
fore the world.
Theodore Tii.ton.
Brooklyn, Iec, 25, 1H74.
IS IT SOT TIME TO CALL OI'Fl
THE 1)011 St
One of the lenders of tho Republi
can party in South Carolina is llowen.
ox-Congressman, and present Sheriff
of the county of Charleston. This
man s career has hcen inlamotiH Irom
., .
1,0 '"'K'1,"1"
Though a New hng-
lander, ho was a lieutenant in the
Southern army, and was cashiered for
the embezzlement of tho funds of his
company. Shortly afterwards his su
perior officer, who had been instru-
mental in procuring his punishment,
was mysteriously assassinated. Bow
en was arrested for murder, and was
i..:...- :.. i .iu.... .....:;....
wncii me cuy icit mm mo nanus 01
the Federal troops and he was libera
ted. He immediately became a leader
in the party of "great moral ideas,"
and was elected, in conjunction with
his fellow-worthy, Whittcmnrc, to
Congress. In Washington he was
triml uml rmtvirtfl tt' tlii. finm nt
.,,,,.., B1i lanKiH0d in jail until
he ivcd 10 K!t(y.u(ivo pnn.
L pon returning to Charleston he be-
came the prune mover in an organized
scheme to hold the city hy ballot-box
stuffing, false registration, repeating
and violence, and thus amass wealth
wrung from the helpless people by
force. He caused himself to be elect
ed sheritr, and then lorded it over tho
municipality like a petty Italian des
pot of the Middle Ages.
This is not an overdrawn sketch of
the man who, thanks to tho moral
supiwrt received from the Repnbliban I
party of tho country, and the physical
support of tho General Government,
held in his grasp the control 01 the
wealth and liberties of a largo Ameri
can city. Two months ago his mas
tery was threatened. The citizens
had induced a number of negroes to
join with them in overthrowing the
power of tho ring of which bo was
proprietor. Tho county commission
ers' otllco waa tho point of atluck.
Through that "Boss" llowen had ruled
and robbed the people. In tbo elec
tion of Novcnilier 8, the citizens'
movement wan triumphant. The Con
scrvntivca and Independent Republi
cans swept the county by nearly three
thousand majority.
But the desperate usurer would
not yield without a struggle, lie
went before the State Canvassing
Hoard, comKitH-d of his party associ
ates, and endeavored to huvo over
threo thousand of the Conservative
voles cast in Charleston county thrown
out. A year ago he would have been
successful. But the members of tho
Board had heard, from tho North.
Fifty thousand Democratic majority
in the Empire State, thirty thousand
opjiosition majority in Illinois, a Dem
ocratic Governor in Massachusetts.and
a Democratic House of Representa
tive! elect in AVashington, jierstintletl
some of thcso (Kililical gamesters that
sympathy for or indifference to their
deeds of villainy was not going to be
so prevalent at tho North as it had
been. By a bare majority of ono, in
a board of five members, Bowen's de
mand was rejected and the returns
from Charleston county wero confirm
ed. But even this was not tho end.
Bowen still had a Republican Legisla
ture mado up of field hands anil New
England adventurers of tho Whitte
moro and Leslie pattern, to whom ho
could appeal. And ho has gone be
fore it with his scheme to upset tho
result of tho Charleston election, and
keep himself and his retainers nt the
bead of affairs.
There is a judge for the circuit in
which Chorfoston is situated to bo
elected by tho General Assembly now
in session. Bowen's candidate is ane-
frro named Whipper. Enough nublo
egislutors aro to be rmrchasetl to se
cure Whippcr's election. Tho new
judge, as soon as he qualifies, will issue
a writ ol quo warranto and seat the
llowen candidates for county commis
sioners. Once in possession, they are
snfo enough for the next two years.
Bowen will still bo lord, with the prop
erty, liberty, and livoa of tho hated
whites of Charleston at his mercy. It
in not impossible that this precious
project may bo curried out. Tho leg
islature is securely Republican, and
thoro aro considers! ions why tho com
mercial metropolis of tho Slate should
bo controlled by one who Is in sympa
thy with tho ring at tho capital.
' This plain, unvarnished talo is told
that the Northern people may know
how great a peril threatens a city
which, whatever may have been its
political errors in the past, has been
sufficiently scourged with sword, lire,
and pestilence to satisfy tho cravings
iif its greatest enemies for vengcanco.
It is not decent, nor politic that it tie
kept nmler tho harrow longer. Itcan
ho savod if public sentiment al the
North can bo brought to bear unmis
takably upon the herd of adventurers
who are manufacturing laws for tho
State at Columbia. There is little to
expect from tho White House, for it
will be remembered that its inmato
spurned the South Carolina taxpayers
from his door and then took Mom to
hisboaom. But there are Republi
can! la Congress and Ilepublioan edi
tors who are very Justly sensitive
about tin record of thoir party in re
lation to Sonthern carpet-bag misgnv-
ernment, and this ia an opportunity
for making recompense winch thev
cannot well afford to throw away.
aV, K. H'orM. 3
77; SUBSIDY CORRUPTION.
'J' ho riX'ttriitiit witnuHA who CArriud
llnvo-quurttMTt, of a million of dollar
ns loom ohaiitfo to WiVHliiiigton. und
prolmlilv ntucli mow that hita nut bevu
I ninlV'KtM'd, to help tho l'ucitki Mail job
U11(1 ,, ,, tho pixnili-a of virt.mu.
.,ti.i,ilorK of Conirr.w, in the "Hick
mini" of the hour. Two medical ex
pert huve certified for him, as they
would do lor any other good patient
whoso nervous syHtein was convenient
ly disturbed, ho he lias not been
brought to the bar ot the House, and
now by reason of the vacation, will
until the 6th of January to get bis
brain composed.
Why Mr. Irwin should decline to
tell tho committee what common re
port says ho long ago told to his per
sonal friends, is sonic what strange
It in openly staled on the avenues of
Washington, that ono of the largest
checks was paid over to Wm. H. King,
Post master of the House of Repre
sentatives when the subsidy wan pro
cured, and now Republican member
elect to tho Forty-fourth Cougiss.
Oilier names are also freely mentioned
as having retainers and foes for npin
ions. 1
Those statements wero either true
or false at the time when thoy were
mado, and they atund in that Ksilion
now. Tho circumstances have not
changed at all, but tlioy are affected
to the extent that some, if not all, the
incriminated parties, are said to be
reaily to swear down any testimony of
Irwin's which mny involve them in
this corruption.
That fuct may have a great deal to
do with Irwin's refusal to answer, for
he might find himself confronted, as
some 01 tne witnesses or tno King
burglary trial tlid, with charges prc-
hud been indicted for tliut conspiracy
They hnvo that way of doing things
at the cnpitol of the nation, where
Bos Shepherd rules with so much
grace and modesty thixiugh three
Commissioners and all his own retain
ers. Perjury has no terrors for a certain
class of patriots in these times. The
crime has lost much of its former
gravity. The swearing lieforo tho
Credit Mobilior committee demonstra
ted tho rapacity of Christian states
men in that lino, anil that exicrieneo
seems to have encouraged others since
then, whenever vindication of dam
aged character has boon required.
Some recent examples of such profi
ciency aro appalling to contemplate.
It is not denied by Mr. Irwin's
friends that he received a share of this
money for his own services; but they
u til rm with emphasis that tho bulk of
it was distributed to "pass the bill,
and that assertion is probably true.
While a certain number of Senators
and Representative honestly voted
for this subsidy, some from a policy of
aiding American commerce, and oth
ers for local or personal reasons, it is
obvious that others were captured and
I convinced by the seductive arguments
I of crisp greenbacks.
There aro men in both houses who
mny vote for almost any measure
without inviting the least distrust, be
cause they aro known to be pure, ami
no lobbyist would daro approach them
with a brilie or oven an iduccnient.
They aro perfectly well established in
character, some of this limited class
are to be found on the atlirmutive side
of the subsidy, and others as not vo
ting, without exciting the least harsh
comment.
But it is impossible to rend the list
of yeas ill tho riciiate and llousc.witb.
out remarking that nearly tho wholo
tribe of prolessonal jobbers and fee
takers stand recorded, vt itn a single
exception, the Credit Mobilier plun
derers are all there, and no aro the
other traffickers in legislation who did
uotsell themselves to Ames, simply be
cause no nad no use lor sncn came,
after having purchased the leaders of
tho Vith tho Speaker at their
head
One of tho devices of tho most no
ted corroptionists in Congress, who
demand pay, and shares, and contin
gent fees on every job with money fn
it, is to cry out tliat their votes are
sold by the lobby. That trick has lie-
coino stalo, and is now perfectly un
derstood. But old and worth lens oh it
is, this cry is again raised, and with
strong lungs too, in order to fasten the
guilt of the siilwuly corruption on Ir
win alone, and thus secure a mode of
cscajie through tho back door for the
rogues who levied tho largest toll.
The public is not to be cheated hy
this sham, but if Mr. Irwin expects to
bo relieved from his present predica
ment, ho will speak out as he has done
in private, so that the whole country
mny hear tho story. Public opinion
will soon decide who shared in tho
spoils, and lor what considcrtion.
While ho maintains an obstinate ai-
lonce, ho must expect to suffer, because
suspicion is natural in the presence of
such conduct, and the huhds ot Ins ac
cusers are strengthened in every
charge. The knowledge of these
transactions is too lamiliar to many to
prevent final exposure, and if it is
mado without tho aid, or in spite of
tho silence of the principal witness, so
much tho worse lor him at the end.
JV. Y. Sun,
MEX WE
VO NOT
MEET.
W A XT, TO
Tho man who grunts and gasps as
ho gobbles np bis soup, and at every
other mouthful seems threatened with
a choking fit.
The man, who having by an acci
dent been thrown onco in your com
pany, makes bold to bawl your name
out, and to shake your hand profusely
when you pass hinj In the street,
Tbo man who, pleading old school
fellowship, which you have quite for
gotten, never meets you without try
ing to extort a five ixiund note.
The man who volunteers his criti
cism on your new pluy or picture, and
points out itn worst faults in the pres
ence of your wife.
Tho man who artflilly provokes you
to piny a game of billiards with him,
and, though ho feigns to ho a novice,
prtHluces his own chalk.
The man who can't sit at your table
on any set occasion without getting on
nis legs lojiropose some siupiu loau.
The man who, thinking you ara mu
sical, bores yon with his notions on
the music of the future, of which you
know as little as tho music of tho
spheres I
J ho man who wears a white lint in
tho winter, and smokes a pipe when
walking, and accosts you an "old fel
low," just as yon aro hoping to make
a g(H)d impression on some woll-drosa-
co. iaiy menus.
Tho man who, knowing that your
doctor faces film at the table, turns
tho talk soastosethimtnlkingdoctor's
shop.
'1 ho man who, with a look ol urgent
business, when yon aro In a hurry.
takes vou hy the button hole to tell
yon a had joke.
ih man who, sitting just behind
yon at the opera, destroys half yonr
enjoyment ny Humming all tba airs,
1 no man who makes remarks on
your personal adornment, asks yon
where you buy your waist-eonls, and
what yon paid for your dross-boots.
The man who lards his talk with
little scraps ot French and German
after hin return from a Continental
tonr.
Tho man who spoils your pleasure
in Being a now play by applaudim? in
wrong places, and muttering in stage
wuii.jiT.ra ma uoromcnu on 1110 pioL
nuu, 10 niitsn wnn, tne man who.
whon you draw back slightly to ap
preciate a picture, coolly cornea and
stands in front of you, and then re
coding, also treads upon your toes.
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Cteaaeo th Villa ted Rlood whenever you lad
II Impurities baratiag throegh tho akta la Pirn
pi, KruntloB, or irei;stmN II whew yon
ana it ooatrwoiea aaa Siaggisft la Una Vela
c lea as It whea It I foul ; yvar feeling wiB tel
yoa wheei. Keep th blood par, and tb health
ot tn syatam will follow.
. it. Mcdonald a co.,
Dragglau aad 0a. Agt.. Ran Fraaolaa. Call
feraia, and emer af Washier ton and Char Ilea
atreua, Mew York.
b, all Draggtate aad
Dealara.
aart'Jd-lai.
BARGAINS IN MUSICAL l-STRt;BENTSt-Orgnaa,
both aaw aad
aaaaad kaad, at Ike Maale 8l.ro, ofpoallt Oakok't
Faralaara Here. AR petaeaa latereered ara larl.
tod u aall aad aaaalaa a new ttpla af OraM aa
aa ethlbitiea. . Sheet Maaat and Mntaa aeka
eoatl,.ah.ad. apt-TMf
Hij:rfl!ant0us.
H
ARD TIME8
IIAVB KO RFFECT
IN FRENCHVILLEI
f am a ware that thor ar earn pereoai a little
bar! t plea, anil I am alee awara tbat tb
0ompla.nl vt "ft ara limea ia wan aign aoivereai.
Uut I am teeiiaated now I bat I ean entiif; tbo
former and prore eoooloiUeiy tbat "bant tinea"
will aot efeot thoa wbo buy tbelr gooda from mo,
aad all my patron fball be initiate, luto tb aa
oral of
HOW TO AVOID HARD TIMES.
I bar gooda caoogb to aupply all th luhabl-!
taal la th lower aaa of tb aoaaty wgiob I aall I
at eiooeding low rate from my mammoth ator la 1
mULeunlllJKU, wner I oan alwaya b toand
ready to wait upon eallen and supply them with
Dry Goods of all Kinds,
Snob as Cloth, Satlnetti, Cassluier, Uublloa,
JJelatM, LtBea, Drillings, (.alieoee,
Trimming, Hibbona, Laoo,
Raadjomad Clothing, Bool aad Sbooa, Hat aad
Cap all of the boat material aad made to order
Uo, Doc, filer, allien, Lno, nmoona, wo.
GROCERIES or ALL KINDS.
Coffee, Tea, lager, Riee, Molaaeea, Flab, Ball,
fork, Unoed Uil, rub on, carooa uu.
Hardware, Queen war. Tinware, Caatlngi, Plow
aad Plow Coating, Nail, Hplke, Corn Cultlra-;
tort, Cider Preea,and all klada of A tea. !
Ferfomery, Paint, Varalab, Ola, and a gen ml
aasortmoBi ol Biuoary
GOOD FLOUR,
Of different brand, alwaya oa hand, and will b
tula at tba lowest poeiui Bgure.
II. UoClain't Medieiapp, Jay at' Medicine,
UoatctUtf'a and Uovfland'a lllttara.
00 Boaada of Wool wanted fur wblab iba
blgheat prioo will b paid. Clorvrsoed oa haad
aad for aal at lb lowed marki prion.
Alao, Jtfcot fur StrattoBrllle aad Carwerille
Tbraahing Macbinea.
majL-Call aad ec for yoareWr. Von will lad
everything nasally kept ia a retail store.
L. al. COUDRIKT.
Pronebrillo P. 0., Aaaat 12, 1874.
It
EAD I'll IS I
FLOUR & FEED DEPOT I
Th attention of tb cllltena of Clearfield and
vicinity la directed to the fact tbat Goodrellow A
Sub are the areata of M. Nieeo A Co., and hare
jast reoeit-ed a half duiea ear load af Floor aad
Feed, which they oiler at tb lowest poesibM ag
ar. A larga stock of
FLOUR, COHN MEAL, CHOP,
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, BRAX,
Potato, P belled Corn, Cora la oar, ke A.
Particular attaatloa 1 celled to M. Nioe A
Co.' brood of family Flour, which la iba boat la
th market.
Flour and Feed oaa aad will bo 00 Id eboaper
tbaa it eaa b obtained els where la Clearfield
aoonty.
rSIor oa Market street, acxt door to Jioa.
Alexander Irvin'a residence.
GO0DFELL0W A SON,
janlttf Agent for M- Nieeo A Co
jJOSHANNON LAND AND LUMBER
iisriiiT,
OSCEOLA 6TRAU MILLS,
BAaurAereaaa
LUMBER, LATH, AND PICKETS
Sawrd A Patent Riltxtl Shinglet.
B. B. BU1LLIII0F0RO, FrMt4.nl,
OBm Faratl Plaaa, Ha. US S. Ill at., Pkll'a.
JOHN LAWSHF, Oanaral Sua't.,
Oaeaala Mill., Claarlall aaaatr, Fa.
Auo TOWN LOTS U tala la tka karimah
afOaaaala.
ua-KB Ik. LAR0R8T ASSORTS! BUT
af (Jnodt In CiMrl.ld Mant at tkalr Naaaslt
Saara la OMaala. Janl-Ia
F. O'LEARY BUCK,
General Insurance Agent and Real
Estate roker,
R.prcaMta tka fallawlaf rallakla Inaaraaaa Ca'u
Nartk Brlllak A Marnaatlla laa. Ca. S11,I0.IM
WaabinKlna Lift laaaranea Ca,
t.aao.toa
t,oi,aoa
1,.7S,I4I
Fir. A.aoHatinn Innnrnnea Ua.
AnaaauB Fira Inanranr. Ca
I'kflrnti la.ar.ao. Co., N. Y
,atM,o,
Watwtuwa Fira, laairaa IwatllBr
aad farai hnildinra onlr.. ....
!7t,M!
Tort, Pa., Sliiok Iaaarnana Ca. UaraM lataiad
agalnH dnath aad tkeft.
r. B rartioa ia tb. ooantra deatriai In.araaa.
m llielr lira, or prantrtT .aa kara rl prompt!.
nu.nora ta a, aadrranlai a. a, Kttor, ar awning
ta paraoa at aar oatc, ia I'l. a Opera Huaa
Roam No. l.Claarield, Pa. .uj26 I4
FAIRBANKS'
STANDARD .
NCALEN,
Of JLL HIRbt
Baggage Barrtw, Warebouaa Tracks, Copying
Pre eaa, Improved Money Drawer, Ao.
roa a a lb ar
H. F. BIGLER & CO.,
Ikaalera la Hardararn.
oh.tt rt tf Saaoad Stnat, CtaarlaM, Fa
JOOK OUT FOR THE 8IGN
OF TUB
niG CANT HOOK!
MARRKT 8TRKRT, CLKARFIKLD.
Tha aid Claarlald Riaalalar Cant Rook Ca. b
4iaaolr.d, aad a a.w oaa formad kr Awoa Kn
nard aad O. B. Il.rr.ll, af Claarlild, and U. Id
Allwd, af RmDorinia. C.n.roa eoaatr. aa Bart.
nan, aad Jan. B. WaUoa, of OI.arl.ld, a. Ums
al Airaat, Tk. n.w ..atpaa, will aarra an tk.
ba.lnaa. af ataaafaetnrtaa, Mlliag aad ahippia,
tka Cant Hook, wltk all tn.ir inpror.incnla.
onirn nro aow p.rta.1. Ail Oram prnmptl,
llhnl. JAR. B. WATHON,
J.I; lat, lilt. Oaa lAl.nt.
F
OK SALE)
A krr. aad wall Inl.hod Brick Da.lllar. alia.
ate aa tka rtr.r kaak, In Ika koToak of Cloar
i.ld, eMtatnln, alavaa raoaat, wltk good aaUar,
watar Ia tk. kiukaa, aad all Iba niodara ooa ...
alanoaa. Paatri.., Batb-rooai, Clobo.-pr..aaa, A
Lat .iitT fbal front aod two knndrad and tklrtr
faot book, wltk a tw.ataoot alHr an law oaat
aid.. Raid b.lld ia r, wltk all Ika avpartaaaaMa.
will ka Mid b.aa, wltk parai.nta la aait Parana-
Mr. Applioatioa Ma ba Bada to tka aadar
algaad, or to A. 0. Tala, Ba., wna lll gir. all
naanij lafonaalaea to IkoM wna daatra ta ta
apMt U. prwort?. .
thus. J. aeuvLLOUuii.
Ba, Slat, H7S,tf. ,
Lime Tor Sale ! '
fVlHB aadaralgaad, raalding aaw tka depot ku
X atada MBplaU arraagnaau wltk Llart
Baraare aaal af tka aaatain, wkonk, ka la aaa
klad ta kaap aoaataatlo aa kaad a larga aaaa lit, ol
PURE LIMKI
wklak ka offrn lo fana.ra aad balljara at a trlla
aboroaaat. Tkoaa la and af tka artickj wwald da
wall to giro a a aall, ar addnan ana kj latlar, ka.
twrm ouuoung Ui.ir IIBIO.
UKO. C. PAFSHORS.
Claarlold, Pa., Jaaa 1, I SSI.
. TUB CLEARFIELD - ,
.. . . .'i o ..-.- ,1
WOOD-CHOPPERS' AXE I
Haaaraalana) wpaatallT far -
TIM CLKARFIKLD Til ADS, ,.
tngl'TI
n. F. BIOLER A CO.
JRATZER A LYTLE, .
AOENTS in CLIARFIKLD COllNTT FOR
- LOOILLABDf)
t CUbraledBraadl af
Smoking A Chnrlng jebarto.
Wt are Mabled to wboLeale la dMler, tkraagb
aat the aaaat, al tit, prtMt.
a BnTISS a LTT1.R,
i'-tf OwarlaM. Fa.
flHBAP QROCERIBS!' '
1 t I'll... ..
TWnndwrtlgaad aaaonarea to hit aid Meada
p-o F-..-" .oo WW OTO. OT.Or.Oe B foBd I BM) Ol
OROCBRIRS A PROVISIONS at tWeM Mend
af Blrk a Spanaer, aa, W(M ..i,,, . tMnl
r. - w . aFBNOBR.
Laaaka. Oil;, Fa., Mere, fl-tr.
T
.S'liH.l.'iH
SHAW HOUSE, '
(Cor. af Harkat A Front atrawtt,)
CLRARFIRLU, FA.
Tha aad.ralgnad karlng taka okargo af tkll
llot.l, wuakl rr.pratfallr wllallpabll. antroango.
J.nl 7! 1. B. FULLIRTON.
IEO.NARD JJOUSK,"
J (Natrth. Railroad Dfpol,)
CLRARKIKLD, PA.
A rbira af aobllo patroaaga la reanMtfallr to-
lleitrd. dill'ft 8. B. ROW, Proa'r.
WASHINGTON TIOUSE, '
NKW WASIIINtlTON, FA. ,
Tbla aaw and wall fyralahrd boaar baa boaa
tak.a br tba unjaraignad. Ha teala aoaldant af .
balag anlo to rud.r Mtlafaetion to IkoM wko aaa
faror hiai with a aall.
Mar 1, 1171. 0. W. DAVIS, Prop'r.
jyj-ONTOUR HOUSE,
Upporlto lb. court UoaM,
LOCK HAVEN, PKNN'A.
joint " ' HAtSEAL A KROAt, Prop't.
B
MOCKKRHOaVe MOUnK, ,
BRLLRFONTB, FA.,
D. JOHNSTON A SONS,
' ' 1 Proprietor. "
- , -tr-1 .".
oolJS'71
LOYD HOUSE,
Mala Strart,
P1IIL1FHUUUU, PKNR'A.
Tabl. alwn. .ut.Dllaa' witk Ikn et Ik. aaarkrt '
atTurila. Tkatrir.lief path. I.lnrltwl ta.nll.
nan,??. . koukkt Ltnii.
THE M ANSIOlTlioUSE."
Corner of booondand Market Street.
CI.RARPII'D, rA.
THI9 old aad eomiaodloa UoUl baa.daHag
tb paat yar. beea aalarged to double tu
former eapaaity for the aUrtatameat af atraa
gar aad gaeat. Tb whole baildiag ha beea
refuralihed, and tb proprietor will apara a
paiaa render his gat eemfortobl wbll
lUwtna aL kl
errne 'Manttoa Houee ' Omaiaa ran t
id from tb Depot oa tho arrival aad denariar
of aaeb trala. JOHN DOUGHERTY,
pr T If Proprietor.
ALLEGHENY HOTEL,
(Marb.1 St., not. ftorbnd and Third,)
ii KAitpmLi), ra.
Th. auhwribrr b.rinff booom. nroDrlator af
tbia hotel, woold rMpeetfullr aak a libera! ahnra
f putilie patroBBge.
P'Hl UaOKUS LEIFOLDT.
Jfutistrij.
J. If. STEWABT, D. D. 8.,
Ofloa over Irwin' Drag Store.
CURWKNSVILLK, PA.
All dental operatioL either la the maflhanlaJ
or operative branch, promptly attended to and
satisfaction guaranteed. Special attention paid
ta Ibe treatment of diseases of the aatarml teeth,
gums aod month. Irregularity of the teeth ane
oesafully corrected. Teeth extracted wilbowl pain
by the use of Klber, and art) ft tel teeth faaorlrd
if the best material and Warranted to render set
is fact ion. aprilSfi'7l:l
r. a- ittaoLD.
Q. W. 1 BRO LB.
. B. ABIOLB
F. K.ARNOLD at CO.,
Baukem and Brokers,
Ry Bolder life. aleCeraoaj , Pa,
Moaey reoeired aa deposit. Dleonata at mo
derate rate. Eastern and Porelga Stchange al
wavs an band aad eollretiona promptly mad.
ney noma vine, ueo. ia, inri.-ty
County National Bank,
OF CLEARFIBLD, PA.
ROOM la Maaonie Ballding, oaa door aortk af
C. D. W.teoa'a Drug Slnra.
P.pMae Tieketa la aad from Lirentool, Qaaaa..
towa, Olaagitw, London, Pari, and Copenhagen.
Alao, Draft, for mIo on th. Rojal Bank of Ireland
Mid Imperial Dank of Loadoa.
JAM KB T. LlllnAaU, PrM t.
W. M. SHAW, Caabier. lhl:74
. D. ll'Oirk. BdwaH Perk..
BAN ma & COLLECTION HOUSE
OF
mcgirk & perks.
SnepMoors to Foster, Perk, A Co., - 1
PhUlpebwrf , Coatre Caty, Pa.
Willi KB all the buiioem of a Baakiag IIb a '
wll' oe traaaacted promptly and apoa tl
moat favoraole ttrai marf-tf
DREXEL A CO.,
Ka. a Saath Tklrd atratH, PklladalpkU
And Dealers In Government Securities.
Applleatioa or mall will roeelre nraBpl atlan
tloa.
aaa all iBloraaoea aaMnaii, laraianea.
Ordora aolieted.
April ll-tf.
The Lightning Tamer.
rpHR and.raignad ara Lb. mm Ag.aU la Ikla
I aoanly for Ue "North Aaiariaaa (i.lraaiud
LTOHTNINS BODS." Ih.M nra Uaanljufa
rod a aow In .... aad ara eaderMd bj nil tha ,
Miaatila Ben la the eoaatrj.
Wa her.br aotife tha altiieal af tka aaaan '
tbat wa wilt pat tbeaa ap n better rod, and fae
1.M atoaa,, tbaa la annrge! a, taa raMtgn '
aaaau wba aaaaall, uaaerM tba eeante aaa
arr, af ear Hula cub, sever to retnra.
ENCOUR1GE 110 MB LABOR.
ThoM wtthlag Llgbmiag Re da aro. tad oa
tbelr baildiaga need bataddnM aa bj latter, or
aall la perrea. Wa will pal that, ap .njwb.re
la theeoaal,, and narraat tbeaa. The Roda aad
Fiitaro. ana ba lata at aar tiaia b, aalllag al
oeratera. - H. F. RIULKR A CO.
. Clearield, Harak M, U7I-H . ,
70HN TROUTMAN,
DEALER IN . -
FURNITURE,
MtTTnmsiw,
' .' ' AND',-, ,'
Improved Spring Beds,
MARKET STREBT, NEAR P.O.
Tka aadenigned bege loare to referee tb. dti
taaa of Clearield, and tba pablae g.amll7, that
he hM aa bead a laa aaeeiaaaaal of Faraitere,
earn. M Weaaat, Chutaat aad I'ainted Cbajanar
Salta, Parlor Builea, Reclining and attention
Chair., Lmliea ar.d fleata' Kaa, Ckalra, tko Per
forated Dining akd Parlor Chain. Caaa Beauaad
Windaor Chaira, Clolbea Rare, Stop and Kitoa
lloa Laddari, Hal RMha, 8rahblog Brathet, A.
VIOtlLDINU AND PICTURE FRAMES, .
Looking Ql.aMa, Ckrottea, Aan wklob wwold ba
aaiuM. tor lloliaai praaMlt. , .
do.lt 71 JOHN TROVTMAN.
READING FOR ALL 1 1
BOOKS & STATIONER f.
Market at., ClnaraVald, (at tka enat Otlra.1
rpilB aadoreigaed kega lra u enneaante
J. ih.eltlaeaa.f Clearield aad rl.lait,,Uat
ka bat Ittad ap a raaa aad kat Jaat r.teraed
from tka tit, wltk b large aataaalaf reading
aaatler, raaalatlag la part af "
Bibles ant) Miaoelk&eooa Books, i
Blank, Aeeoant and Pan Seek a of arary da
aarlpllon Paper and BwaaUpaa, Fraaak pMBa.4
aad phala I Pana aad Feaetle , Blaak, Legal
Ptpera, a..da, MortgagMi Jadgaaeat, Biaaap
lion nad Promleaor notet i Wkileaad Pareki'
mat Brlaf, Legal Cap, Reo.rd Oan, awl BHI Oap ,
sheet, Mailt fen either nana, Flaw aa Veelaa
eeoatootlr eat band. An, boo ha at atnileaari
dMlnd tbat I a. a 7 aat bare aa bead, will ba ar
erdend b, Irat aspran, aaf told at whelenle
M retail ta aall aalaataert. X will alaa kee,
perledlee! lltarntara, aaek at If egettnet, rTawa.
paaera, Ae. ' P. A. CAUtlB.
. Cl.arleM Ma, f, IISI.tf a
'UNDERTAKING,
Tho andoralgaed ar loVftfTTy prwparvd ta
aarry aa th buaiaa of - 1 1 ,-,.m
, lINDEltTAltlNCJ. '
At BEASOKABLt BATES, '
Aad laanoatlaUr Mliolt tha pabranage. af IboM
aeedlag inch MrritM. .
JOtlN TROrYntArf,
, .vi. - ,., ,AMRS L, LBAVT, :'
Clearield, Fn Feb. IS, laid. i f. : :
I
IMKI . LIMKI
a j
The aadaralkoaa lo oaa 1 - '
tba pablia ailha.aeellMe,aeiUT of
Bellefbnte Wood-Burned lime, '
for nlnatarlan naraaaM. be tbo .lt
.aaalll. Can be f.ead tor ifc. .nt n Pi.'e
aow baildiag, an Market ataeet. :
natl-U . U f. MuCtilXOeaB. .
WANTED. By tba Claarlold Kb-'
Millar Cant Heel Compear, Weed far '
ll,H CART HOOK BANDLBfl, '
foMlMlltr kardSogar, aplUtealM. tar la -rVraaatlaa
laaalra al laa Tekaaaa and Saarar Star!
f nanlnfj Af.BB. WAtHOR.