"2F"
i
t :
H
1 1
ii
$arfliwe, A Jlniwrr.
8ACKETT A SCHRYYER,
pbalbb ii
HARDWARE,
tad BBBufaeltrora of
BM 1. M. C 1. .... 4 H'nllA
Second Street,
CLElRrlElD, PA.
Having largely tnereaced our Hook of Hard,
won, we Invlu the public to uomloo our tuck
ooa price.
Carpentere end peraoni who oonlonplate bnllj
Ing will so will to eianlue our
TOOLS ft BDILDIHO HARDWIRE,
whlok It new and of (ho bolt Manufacture, and
will boiold low for out.
NAILS,
GLASS,
PUTTY,
GLUE,
LOCKS,
LATCHES,
HINGES,
SCREWS
All bindt of Btnch PIodu, Suwe, Chlaela, Rqnaree,
Uemtnero, lietohetc, Plombe and lievola,
Jrinrtieed A Thumb Qungea, Bevela,
Brooee BilU, Wood ond Irou
Beneh Sercwa, ood the boit
Boring Moehint In the
aerkel.
Double and Single Bitt Aiea,
POCKET CUTLERY, Ao.
Agentt for BurneWt Iron Corn ShtlUr,
warranted.
Alio, agoota for Richarde'
GOTHIC FLUB TOP,
wbleh effectually euro Smoky Floor.
Farmera' Implemente ood Oardea Toole of every
dcaeripiion.
A torgo variety of
COOK STOVES,
which we warrant to give MllafeetloB.
Portable Range and Fvmatet,
fc. Roofing, Spontlng and Job Work don on
reasonable term. All orders will receive prompt
attention. June 11, 1871.
BIGLER, YOUNG & REED,
iSuceeiaora to Boynton A Young,)
FOUNDERS & MACHINISTS
Manufacturer of
PORTABLE & STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES
Conor or Fourth ond Plot StroeU,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
HAVING engaged tn tho Btnufaettrt of trot
eluo MACHINBRY,w.reipectfullyltfora
I ho publlo thot wo iro sow prrpired to til all
trd.re ta cheaply ond ao proaptly to ooa bo doH
IB say of tb. citlea. We BMBBfaoturt tad detltt
Mulay and Circular Saw-Mills
Hoed Blooka, Wotor Whoele, SWUag Pulleye,
Qlfford'e Injector, 8 Imb Qaugea, Steaa WbliUoo,
Ollon, Tollow Cupa, Oil Cupi, Gauge Coekt, Air
Cooke, Olobo Volroi, Chock Velvet, wrought Irou
Plpea, Bloom Pump,, Boiler Food Ponpi, Anti
Frlctlou Metro, Boop Stone Peeking, Oaa Pock
log, ud all kluda of MILL WORKj together
with Plowo, Bled Solee,
COOK AND PARLOR ST07ES,
and other CASTINGS of til klndo.
aay-Orderc eoUcilod and tiled tt any prloN
All altera of Inquiry with rofcreuco to aueklaerv
of our aaaafeetare promptly ttiworod, kj tddree
lug 01 at Clotrield, Pa. .
joulT4.tr BIQLER, YOURO A REED.
ATEW BTORE AND NEW GOODS
JOS. SHAW it SON
Hits jutt opened a
Niw Sroas, on Mala 8..,Ct,saariiLD, Pa
lately occupied bj Win. F. IRWIN.
Their tlock eoniliti of
m 3X1 GE CD CD CD SSL
Oiocinn of the but quality,
Qoeeniware, Boots and Shoes.
tod arerjr articla ntoeetar? for
ont'i oomfort.
Call ud xtmtn our ttook before pur
oheaiog elnwber. May 9, 1866-tf.
JERRA COTTA STANDING VASES,
HANGING VASES,
Stove Lining and Fire Brick,
kept ooBittnllv ot hood.
STOSE AD EARTHED -WARE
OP'SVBRY DESCRIPTION!
CHOCKS! POTS! CROCKS!
FUher't Pttont Airtight twir - KeaUBf
rruit codii
BIITTKR CROCKS, with lldi.
CREAM CHOCKS, MILK CROCKS,
APPLE - BUTTER CROCKS, .
Dinvt rDnnu a
FLOWKR POTS, til DISHES,
STBW F0T8,
A ad b frwt bibbj otbr thln((i too BanoroM to
Btloa, to bo hivd si . ,
FRED'K. LEITZINGER'S
STONE - WARE POTTERY,
Co rear of ditrrr ond Third Strtt-f.
CLKAKrlBiLL, FA
BOgl
Down I Down 1 1
THE LAST . ARRIVAL
AND OF COURSE THE CHEAPEST t
A Proclamation against High Pricesf
' "TTTB are bow opening wp t let of the beet tad
W Moot teoeoneble Qooria and Wares ewer
' oforod lu toll aorkel, tad tt prlcoe that reaiad
ote of tho good old doya of cheap thinge. Thote
who look ftitb upon thie point, or doea our tUo-
gotiona ffupcrluoua, need out
ttLL AT OIK MTOHE,
Comer Front tnd Mtrkct etreett,
Where they out ceo, fool, hour oad ktow for tbaa
tolrot. To folly underatond what oroebcop gooda
thla auat be done. Wo do tot doea It nooeeaary
to onoaorote oad itoatoo our alook. It ie caouga
(or at to etoU that ' '
We have ETerrtbing that la Needed
tad eottwaed It tkla aorket, ud tt prlcoe tktt
"docW ' JOSItPB SHAW A BON,
V., Clearfleld Nurserv.
3NC0DKAQK HOME INDUSTRY.
owia MijMj. tovloo MCoUbaat t Noi
I eery ot the 'Pike, about half way kdtwooa
Uleaneea ua vutwoootiiio, f"r-"
ariib tllklod.Of FADIT Rl4,(etea
' dwarf.) aWelgFOoat, Barabawry, rap
tad Rtabarrr Viaoi. AJM.AibtrUt Ortk Treot,
Qaltoo. aad early ttarltt kkakawK Ae. , Oraawe
... MpTt-'dS-y ' OarweeTille. Pa
tt 5oadl, GtOtttltt, U.
I, t. wiirtt..
..w. w. ttrra.
WEA1ER Oc IIETTH
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Are ogorltg, at Ike tld attnd of 8. L. Reed A Co.
tkelr atock of gooda, ooaaiatlng of
DRY. GOODS, GROCERIES,
BOOTS A SHOES,
HATS A CAPB, HARDWARE,
QUEEN8WARE,
FLOUB, FEED, SALT, 4o., 4o.,
At the Boat retaontbli rotet for CASH or hi
tsobange fbr
Square Timber, Boards, Shingles,
OR COUNTRY PRODUCE.
ojrAdruoea ntdo to thoao eagtgod Id got
ling out quart tlabor ot the Boat tdrutagooua
term a. t pdtljurS
rpo THE
FRON T !
GREAT EXCITEMENT
AT THE .
CLEARFIELD BAKERY
AND
OYSTEB SALOON I
The wfldtTtlffBed harlaff loit fltiod op now,
largo and eonrortablo room ob Marktt itrtot.
oar Tbtro, mpMUullj tBiortaa tho publlo that
bo bow droparod to aoeomnodato thorn with
vorytblng ia hit Hat on ibort ootleoaodatall
boon of tbo dy. Jlo kocpi oa band
ERESH BREAD,
RUSKS, ROLLS, PIES,
CAKES, all klDdi.
FRESH OYSTERS IN EVERY STYLE,
aad a gonorraMortuBt of
CONFECTIONERIES, FRUITS, NUTS, .,
AU of wbleh wlflbodtllrtrod tooaitomon attkolr
roiidenoM, whoo rtquMttd to do to.
ICE CREAM, bj tho Jlib, oorred la a awUjr fir.
libfd room.
Tbaokfal for tb (eatroao patrooago Uatowed la
tho pait, ho hopot to merit aod roceiro a oob
tlnuoaoo of tbo mm from hti old cuito
mori, and othfro.
JOHN STADLEK.
Jane IS.'TS-tT.
JJANIEL GOODLANDER,
LUTHBRSBURQ, PA.,
Dealer la
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
UOSIEUT & GLOVES,
HATS ft CAPS aad BOOTS A SUOES,
Tobaooop Oroeorloa and Fiib, NUi, Hardwaro,
(juooniwaro aad uioMwaro, Men ana
boy' Clothing, Drngi, PainU,
Oil, School Hook i,
B largo lot of Patoat Medtclan,
Oaadiot, NaU k Dried Frnlti, Cbooao and Craok
or, Rook and Riflo Powder,
Floor, Grain nd Potatoes,
1 Cloror Md Timothy Seod,
Sola Leather, Horooooi, Lining, Binding aad
Thread, naoonaiorr loon aad
Shoo Finding. ,
Ho groatar variety of goods In aaj atom la tho
oeantf. ah lor oaio try low lor ean or ooonirj
prodaoo at tb Cheap Uoroer. Aug. 27, 1179.
The Bell's Run Woolen Factory,
Pcnn towaahip, Clcorfleld Co., Pa.
BURRED OUT
' ' lit HOT ' ' i ' '
BURNED UPI
The fabMrlbor Bare, at great eipeae, reballt
neighborhood BeoeaiMy, la tbo oroetioa of a flrtt
olau Woolen Menofaetory, wHtb ail tho modern
ImproTomenta attaobed, and are prepared to mak
all kiad of Cloth, Cueimer, SatinetU, H lava
bete, Flannel., Ae. Plenty of good oa head to
enpply all oar old aad a thoaaand new enitemera,
wooa we aaa to eomo ana osamino ear aroea
Tbo bniloea of
' 1 CARDING AND FULLINO
win reeelvw nt otpeotal BUentioa. - Proper
arrangement will be made to reeetve and doliror
Wool, to aalt enttomen. All work warranted and
do apon tbo iborieat aotleo, aad by atrlot attea
tloa to betinna wo hope to reatlao a tiberal here
or panne patronage.
10.OOO POUNDS WOOL WANTED!
W will par the htibest market prloe for Woo
and Hll oar menafeetered good ae low a similar
good obb be bought la tho ooanty, and whenever
we fail to render reasonable etiifeeUon we oaa
always bo foand at homo ready to make proper
explanation, either in peraon or ny loiter.
JAMES JOHNSON SONS,
aprillotf Bower P. 0.
LEATHER BREAST-STRAPS
SUPERSEDED BY
COVERT PATENT METALLIC
BREAST HOLD-BACK
Mad of the best Malla.
hie Iron, and is attaobed
. to tho Hemes by the best
. i 1 1 Baap evsr Invented. It
I eeally and qotokly put
ob, and prevents the
whipping of the horses
by tbo polo, kot liable
to get oat of repair.
Will laat for year. All
w ask la a fair trial, to
ooavinee all peril us
ing thorn that they are
ansarpsmod ia ft loo for
the parpoeo for which
thy are Intended.
8ACKKTT RCHRTVRR.
Clearfield, April It, UT4.
MARBLE AD STOVE YARD!
Mrs. 8. S. L I D D E L L, j
Horlng ongogad ia the Marble baalneta, doalraa
to Itfoeat kor frioado oad tho public tktt ike kta
bow tad wil keep eonetaailyot hud t Urge ud
well aoleetod atock of ITALIAN AND VERMONT
MARBLE, and it areptred to faraloh to ardor
TOMBSTONES,
BOX AND CRADLE TOMBS,
MONUMENTS,
Cerba tad Pootl for Ocaotory Loll, Wltdow
., . .(, ; SUIt ud Oopa, tote, , j. '"
BUREAU, TABLE AND WASH 'STAND
' TOPS, Ac, Ac
am-Terd ot Rood atreot. tear the R. X. Depot,
Oleortold, Pt. )'. 4
UNSMITiUINQ.
Q." W. WOLFED , J
PRACTICAL GUNSMITH, '
Shot oa Third atreot. over Rlloy'l Mtekaaith
jaep, CLKAHr 1KI.I, rA.
- ah a aai 01 aiioee too bdoi it.o enu ooso.
Repolritg done la a Irot-eltea aeaoer ond ot fair
prteeo. o; 10
L , - I I I I ill 1 1
Iilverr Stable.
fflHE tnderatgaod boga loo to bo Ufora oaopub.
a lie wot ae ie aow ratiy propoio 10 ueoonao
dote on In tbo woyef ftrnlelilng Horace, BumIcl
BoddVot and Horaeee, oa the aborted aotioe ead
oa raacOBfcblo Uraa. Roeldcaec .a Loewol etroot,
hotwooa Third tad rowrtk.
RHU. W. fJEAKHART.
)letrleld, Fob. 4, ttt. ; .
T7UW AI,B-Tko aaderoigaod ogan for
J ' ealoo ralttMo towa Brooerty ta tbo koroaeB
ofCloooaalA. I0IM1IU fcot, wiUogeod twe-
alory pita koaaa tbcraea orootod, alia urea
roeaa towa autra aad Boar Bed rooaa ap aieira.
Alec, trwoxo ruoai oad both rootu M etcoad loor,
Hotao aotehed ooapletc froa wile, to attic.
uoou o.o.i. poroa aod geot wotor. mcc ret-
onobleoagpoTaaootaBuay. '
Htog'l . , WM. M. MeCraiOUOH.,
Jt R. M'MURRAY
Wlfcfc (UPPLT TOO WITH ANT ARTTCLB
o aBAainBB r Tisriuii lowrkt
PIUliB. . COMB AMD AKE. ( ),,)
NEW WASHINGTON.
IHUrrUanrouii.
JJARD TIME8
HAVE NO EFFECT
IN FRENCHVILLE I,
I am awatw that there are some btreoai a little
hard to please, and I am alo aware that the
complaint of "hard time" 1 well algh universal.
But I am o tiiualed now that I eao aBtlify the
former and prove oneluWly that "bard time"
will not effeot tboi who buy their goods from ms,
aad all my patruaa shall lie initiated Into tho e
tret of
ROW TO AVOID HARD TIMES
I have gooda enough to .apply all the Inhabi
tant la tho lower ead of Iho oouaty wgioh I eel!
at exceeding low rale from mv memmoth store la
MULSONBURO, where X oan alway b foand
ready to wait apoa eallera and lupply them with
Drj Goods of all Rinds,
Such a Cloth, Sntlnstta, Caailmerea, Muni In,
delaine. Linen, Drillings, Cahooea,
Trimmings, Ribbon , Lace,
Ready-made Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hat and
Capall of the best material and made to order-
Hoe, book, uiorea, MM ten, Lao, mubon, e.
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS.
Coffee, Tea, Soger, Rloe, Molaases, Fiah, Salt,
1'ork, ldtned uii, rub uii, tarbon tm.
Hardware, Qooeoawaro, Tinware, Caatlnea, Plows
and Plow Casting, iMaila, Nulkea, Corn Cultiva
tor, Cider Preaiea, and all kind of A xei.
Perfamery, Paint, Varnlih, QTaia, and a general
aaiortmont ei stationery,
GOOD FLOUR,
Of different brand, always on band, and will be
old at the lowest posalbl figure.
J. H. MoClaln'a Medicine, Jayne'a Medicines,
llotetter s and Uoodand s u it ten.
ftOOl pounds of Wool wanted for which the
highest prle will be paid. Clovereeed on hand
ana tor ai ai ia iowsi maraei price
Also. Acent for Strattonrillo and Curwensvllle
Tbreahing Haobinra. w i
tTCall and see for yoarselrea. Ton will tnd
verytbing Baaaliy kept in a retail atore.
L. M. COUDRIET.
Frsnehvllle P. 0., August IS, 1874.
It
EAD .Till SI
FLOUR & FEED DEPOT!
The attention of the eltlscn of Clearfleld and
vicinitv I directed to the fact that Ooodfellow A
Son are the agent of M. Niece A Co.. and bare
Jeat received a half doien ear load of Floar and
Peed, which they offer at the lowest posiibla Ag
arose A large itoek of
FLOUR, CORN MEAL, CHOP,
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, BRAN,
Potatoes, Shelled Corn, Corn in oar, Ac, Ae.
Partlealar attention la sailed to M. Nteeo A
Co.'s brand of Psmily Flour, which Is tho best in
tho market.
Flour and Peed oan and will bo sold cheaper
than it eaa bo obtained elsewhere 1b Clearfleld
ooanty.
oT-Store on Market atreot, next door to Hob.
Alexander Irvin'a residence.
UOODFKLLOW A SON,
JanlOtf Agent for M. Nit A Co.
MOSHANNON LAND AND LUMBER
COMPANY,
OSCEOLA STEAM MILLS,
. BAMVrACTtltuI
LUMBER, LATH, AND PICKETS
too
Sawed & Talent JlMet Shingles.
a. H. SHILLINOFORD, Preeldoat,
OBoe Foreat Piece, No. lit S. 4th at, Pbil'a.
i
Oaeeolt MlUc, Caatrteld oouaty, Pa.
Alto TOWN LOTS for cole la the borough
or Oaeeolt.
Amo Keep tho LARORST ASSORTMENT
ofOooda lo Cleerneld oouaty tt their Menneth
Store la Uaooola. Jaat-ie
F. O'LEARY BUCK,
General Insurance Agent and Real
Estate Broker,
Represent tbo following reliable Insurance Co':
North British A Mercantile Ins. Co. $16, to 0,0 00
Washhigtoa Life Ioaarenae Ce...... 4,00,000
Fire Allocution loauraao Co.. J. 6 "0,000
Amasoa Fire laiaraaee Co l,AT8,14ft
Phosaix Insuranoe Co N. Y 1,000,000
WatertowB Fire. Insures dwellins:
and farm building only.- S7J.000
York, Pa., Stock Iniaranoo Co. Horace Inland
agalnit death and theft.
P. S. Partie ia tb eoantry desiring inearonee
ob their live or property can have it promptly
attended to by addrewiag by letter, or calling
IB periOB at ear omoe, IB no upera none,
Room No. I,Clarold, Pa. aog.6'74
FAIRBANKS'
STANDARD
01 ALL BIBPI)
BagffHo Barrow, Wareboae Track, Copying
Presses, Improved Money Drawer, Ae. i
' POBBAU IT '
II. F. BlGLER & CO.i
Dealer, la Hardware,
Bch3:T:tr 1 Second B treat, Cloariald, Pa.
JOOK OUT KOR THE SIGN
i . OF TUB
Itltt CANT HOOK I
MARKET STREET, CI.EARFIRLD.
The old Cleorlold Eioelaior Cent Rook Co. la
diaaolrM. tod t new one Tormed by Amoe Ken
nurd tnd O. B. Merrcll, of Oleortold, tnd 0. M
Allord, or Emporloa, Ooaorot county, ae part
oora, tnd Joe. B. Wotaoo, of Cleorft.ld, oe lienor,
tl Aireut. Tke Bow oeapoay will oorry oa the
bualoeaa or BnoouroutarLog, colling and ahippiag
tbo Coot Hooka, wllb all their inproveoa.nu,
which arc aow pertoat. All ordera promptly
niieO. nO, a. nniwn,
Joly let, lard. Qon'l Agent.
POR SALJI ,(, , ,
A large and well Inlihed Brlok Dwelling, aha
ate ob the river beak, la the boroagh of Clear
fleld, containing eleven room, with good cellar,
water la the kite ben, ead all the modern eonve-
Bieaoe. Fantriee, Balh-toom, Clotbea-pres, A.
Lot aixtr feet front and two hundred and thirty
vet back, with o-4enty eot alley oa the east
side. Heid building, with ail the appurtenances,
will bo sold cheap, with payments to suit purcha
ser. Application eaa be made lo the ander
slgaed, or to A. 0. Tate, Bq., who will give all
Beceeeary tarormattoa lo those wbo desire to ta
poet the property.
. TH08. J. McCULLOUOH.
May Slot, 1R7I, If. 4- -
t Lime. Ibr Sale I
THE nnderslgned, residing near tbo depot ha
made complete Brraagemoate with Lime
Hera era east of the mooa tela, whereby be Is ena
bled to keep eooatantly on band a large quantity of
VI r ,U l i DIM IS l-
bleb he efJerl to farmer had balldora at ft trifle
above eooL Thoee la aeed of the article woo. Id do
well to give me a sail, or address me by letter, ba
ton negotiating tbalr lime.
URO.O. PA RUMOR.
CtearfleU, Pa., Jons t, 1A. t
TUB CLHAKKIRLD ' f
WOOD-CHOPPERS' AXE!
MaauTootured oopeololly ror
. 0 ) f'. : ! I , , 1 .!
THE CLSASFIKLD TRADE,
. , ....,7 ,"
oot iiLt at .i.. i
J?! lU'lIfUl-J.-?wmco.
JRATZER A LYTLK,
AORNTB IN CLEARFIBliD COtlNTT FOR
I.OUII.LiAnTlH
.., ; , Colebrotod:BmadaeC . ,
Smoking A Chewing Tobaccos.
W are enabled to wholesale tb dealer through-
oat the oooBty at oily price.
JoJrTJ-tf , i'f 1
HOUSR AND LOT FOR 8ALEI
' Tbo Newoe ewd M two eerwer of Mar
ket aad Fifth ttreete, Cleewweli. Pa., la Hf aale.
The M MBlalB rearly aa aero of gtwamd. Tbo
hoe U B Urge doable frame, ooautalag nine
rooms. Foi tarsaj aard etbev larevtaratiea apply
lo tho lbHK M
MTII r. . WAUIdlfl,
f
IITHE REPUBLICAN.
CLKAUKIKLl), PA, ,
WBDNEBDAT MORNING, FEB. S, U7ft.
Tell mo, y winged wind
That roaad my pathway roar,
Do ye not know sooieapot
Wber women fret no more?
Some lone and pleasant dell,
Homo "holler in the ground,
Where babiea never yell,
And oraillea are not foand f
The loiid wind blew the snow loto my fkoe,
And snlokored a II anawered "Nary a plaooV
Trll me, thon mlily deep,
Whose billow round m play,
Know 'at thon ioui favored apet
Soma Ifland far away,
Where weary man eea Bnd
A plaee to amoko la poeoo,
, 1 y Where ortoollae I aot - - f
' And hoop are out of ple P J '
The load winda eonnding aperpHaal hoot,
Stopped fbr awhile, and spluttered," Yu git out."
And thon, serenrst moon,
That with snob holy fee,
Doit look upoa the girl.
Who with their beaux embrace,
Te!l me, In all thy round, f
Hast tboo not aeon ioui apt t
Where muslin i aot found,
And ealieo la ootf
Behind a oloud the mooa withdraw In woe,
And a roioe weel, but ad, reiponded "Pb I"
Tell mo, my seoret eoul
Oh I tell me. Hop aod Faith,
la there no roiling plaee
Prom women, girl and death F
la there bo happy apot
Where baobelora are blJ,
Where female never go, ,
Aod man may dwell in peeee
Faith, Hope and Truth beet boon to moral
given
Waved their blight wand, and anawered MYaa,
ib IlBAvaal"
BROAD TOP VOKK
INTEHKNTINO REIflBT OF JOHN fl'LTtlN,
(HQ., UININO ENUINKER ITS CHEAP
Htm IN THE COMI'AHIHON WITH AN
THRACITE IN THE l ETAI.I.IROV Of
IRON. .
The following lntcrvHliiif; rinort on
tho milijoct of iii-oud Top Coko, and
its utility in tho mitnufuctiiro of good
and olu'iip iron we Iny with likaBiire
before our rtiadem. It wan nuilnmocd
by Mr. Kultnn to a mombor of (.'on
gri'BS from thin Htnto, unti has boon is
mied in pamphlet form fbrdiRtrihution.
Saxton, Bfuford Co. Ta., )
Docomhor 1, 1874. ' J
Dear Sir: I have rccoivod your re
quest from I'biladelphitt, of November
Zsth, ftskniir tonie lucU in relation to
tho inantifactiiro and use of coke in (lie
llroad Top coal rcjrlon.
Tho experience gathered in tho pat
five years in making coko and in itt
use in Ulan lurnacea, lurninh much in
teresting data in regard to thin very
important industry.
Iron-making at tho Komhlo furnac-
os began in 1KG9. Tlio furnaces ran
for four years with coke as fuel, made
from the coal of tho region as it came
from tho mines, and poked in the boe-
hive ovens.
Tho result of theso four yearn' expo-
rivuuu h nut rouNuuitirj , 11 nil
good iron ores tho Juniata losnilorca,
with coko well made from good, clean
coal yet a pig iron was produced
quite vanaiilo in cliantcter,and toldom
attaining a grade which could reas
onably be looked tor.
Careful Investigation, prior to the
erection ot theso Inmates, eiimlnnteu
the tact that tho ores ot the region
would, with proper treatment in the
furnaces, yield a superior pig iron.-
Hence, during the first three years, ef-
lortt were directed to procuring a
p-ood, pure coal, and In havinc it care
fully mined, excluding all the impuri
ties that could bo reached in this way.
null, the working ot the lurnace was
not as good as expected. The metal
could bo sold at a time of demand, but
in a depressed market it wasilimoult to
dispose or. ' ' '
The furnace-men charged the mill
era with sending out dirty coal, and
tho latter retorted that the former tlid
not coke tho coal properly, or failed in
its ngnt application in tbo furnace.
The very fact that the Kcmhle
Company wore procuring a very supe
rior, clean coal for coking, prolonged
tho discovery of tho real, difficulty.
Like all other discoveries, it seemed so
plum, when once . reached, that the
wonder was that tho thought diil not
come to light sooner. 1 bey required
a purer and denser coko.
A year ago a coal-wanning appara
tus was put in operation, crushing tho
coal, anu thus disconnecting tho slates
an sulphur pyrates from it, and sepa
rating them in a further process of
washing.
The coko made from this washed
coal is dense, lnstrous, and sonorous.
Its uso in the furnace nt ones produced
results boin startling ana gratnying.
Tho pig metal produced is totally
nnlilrA iKn fnm i. ,i.,.l If 'tm n Ti, i i
granular, soft metal, No. 2 foundry.
Iho product ot the onwaohwl coke,
was silver)', mottled, fine-grained, and
tolerably bard. ,s
Samples of the two qualities ol pig
metal present tho most derisive argu
ment on this question, i, n
Thirty or forty pieces of this im
proved coke were submitted for thor
ough test and analysis at the ('amhria
Iron Works, at Jonstxiwn, J a., with
tho following results :
Carboo , .
Aah
Sulphur h
. ToUI................ V...U.J IM.Oll
It was added, YorbnUy, that tho
Broad Top coke, from, washed -coal,
"was equal to the host, and bolter than
most of tho t onnclsvillo coal. '
It is not designed by this compari
son to detract in tho least from the
well-established (rood character of Con-
ndlsvilla coko, but to respoctfully, yet
firmly, insist on tho fact that, by the
recent improvement in cleansing the
Broad Top coal, wo can mnko fully as
good a quality of Toko as the Oonncls-
ville.- ..-I , -n, "'i
In Mr. Dritton's valuablo eirculur to
furnaca proprietors, published in tho
Engineer and Mining Journal, of June
last, an analysis ot a samplo of (Jon
nelsvillo coko, composed of forty-nine
dincrent pieces, Is Kiven "as a stand
ard whereby tha value) of other cokes
may bo ascertained, ( , , . '
ceriioB..:...;.'... T.S
AA.dAnt,..riiHMHHMN MHnl 1 1 ,SS1
8ulphurutM..fcw,MMrM.H..,.tWw.,M.H r dilt
Phoephorte Acid .17. ' "
Moiiluro 4110
Total ....................... 1 00,00
This position is fu-thor strengthen
ed by tho actual work in tho Kemhle
lurnacea at iuddloaburgj i,
Tha ubo of tliis popular coko in ono
liirnacp, lonrteen hy sixty feet, in
caeased it yield from ono hundred
and forty ton- U kNio linndred and
oiglity tons of tag iron a week,' and
permitting the blast pressure to be in
creased from thro anl a half to live
and a half nonnds nor sounrn Inch.
Tho improvement in the quality of
pig metal has Deen carclully estimated
at four dollars per ton.
A visit to theso furnaces, and a brief
examination or the unwashed coko
)ig metal with tno w ashed ebko pig
roti, will convince any Nasortablemind
that a very decided ,mprormeiit has
been made in this important fuel.
The cost of llroad Ton coko ia a
vory important question in the pres
ont discussions of the furnaca propri
etors. Mr. Lauder, suporintondont of
ins ncrnine lurnacea, lumislic tho
following estimate, of washod coko de
lhured in railroad cars: , , ' i
T t tbaa el Mai at It.H..'.' ..'.!' At
Waiblag, act ..,.M..,l...a..u..-, : 11
Cohlag
LMlag fa nllrcad oora f It
Total lie.
One and three-quarter tons of onlto
amaJt ob (on f pig iron in the Kom
hh rurnaees. 'This, at two dollars ami
forty -nine conts per ton, give fonr dol
lars and thirtv-six conts twr Va, of niir
metal. i : n
- On this question of a cheup supply
of excellent furnace fuel there appears
to exist some want of correct infor
inution, or ruthor tho vigorous think
ing minds of the eastern furnaro pro
prietors have not yet reached out of
mo autiiraciie circle ot tueir oiwra
lions.' -; t- ( , i ," ' . . t
ill tho (liseiiHsion of this queslion, at
the I'hiladelplua meeting of the tiig
iron manufacturers, Nov. 24th, Mr.
('oluman said, "The trndu of tho Mis
sissippi Valley is in tho hands of the
bituminous pig iron men. Tho only
way was to blow out, and thus force
the coal men down. They would como
down if tho iron men stopped buying
coul. It would not Ixs long before men
would find out irood coko somewhere
olso than at t'ounelsville, whero it
could bo tinnsported cheaply to the
east."
Tho wholo scopo of these pungent
remarks foreshadow a movement that
has been forced forward by tho pres
ent condition of tho pig iron manufac
ture a searching uualysis ot the cost
of production, with a view to its re
duction in a permanent and reliable
manner. This oan he accomplished by
many of the eastern furnaces in tho
sono between tho lino of true econo
my in tho anthracite circle and the
Broad Top coal field.
That a movement must tuko place
in many of tbo anthracite furnaces is
becoming mnro evident, as coke is
manifesting its leading claim us des
tined to become the fuel In the metal
lurgy of iron.
Mr. Coleman's views of this is cor
Uiinly fai-secing ; but it will only lie
repealing a period in tho previous his
tory of the pig iron mnnufuetnre.whcn
charcoal fuel had to ho abandoned, ow
ing to its increasing cost, and coko
used in its stead.
How soon this new movement from
tho anthracite onal to coke will lie in
itiated cannot now ho told. It is,how
over, only a question of time
The excellent but limited supply of
(four hundred and soventy-two square
miles) of anthrtcito conl'will bo re
served for its manifest purpose do
mestic use by an over-widening cir
clo of demand, with a somewhat in
creased price, and tho wasteful misa
plication of it stopped just as tho for
mer slashing down ol tha primeval
forest was arrested when tho charcoal
period closed.
It requires one and three-quarters
to two and one-quarter tons of anthra
cite coal to smelt one ton of pig iron,
indicating an average ot two tons ol
this coal to ono ton of pig metal.
The cost of this coal is a very varia
ble factor its present averngo at the
furnaces indicated previously as being
outside ot tho txfinomio circle of an
thracite operation may bo taken at
five dollars per ton, costing ten dol
lars for fuel for smelting one ton of
pig iron.
On the other hand, We have llroad
Top coko costing four dollars and
thirty-six cents per ton of pig iron
no apprcciuhlo tlinerenco in the luels,
hut a difference in cost, in favor of
coke, of five dollars and sixty-four
cents to go over freights eastward.
Another fact appears very clear in
this connection the time, is approach
ing when many of tho anthracite pig
iron manufacturers will have to cast
about for coke.
How to do this so as lo receive a
cheap and thoroughly pure coke is a
very important consideration. Evi
dently, to procure a coko at a mini
mum cost, and secure an uninterrup
ted supply, the furnaco-owners will bo
compelled to control and diiwt tbo
whole operation of mining, washing
and coking the coul.
They will, therefore, require to pur
chase the coal lands, and in such ex
tent as to afford nn ample supply lor
years lo coma , i .
Tho quality of tho coal lor coke
making in such purchases is ol prime
importance.
Many scums of coal of good quality
mid well mlanlcd for innnv ntlrnoses.
are cither totally or partially unfit for
coking,
From tho past five years' experience
in coking the llroad Topcoats, it has
been shown that they am peculiarly
suited for making a very superior
coke.
Tho Broad Top coal Held, of eighty
square miles, stands out eastward from
the Allcghcnies, inviting development
by its geographical position and supe
rior typo of conking coal. This new
Industry, furnishing in its own field
tho indisputable testimony that its
coal, carefully mined anil washed, pro
duct's a coke thnl is not surpassed in
purity or calorific iiower by any other
now manulsctureii.
John pYlton,
Mining Engineer.
THE BHOOKlTs UVRLKSQUE.
The trial of Henry Ward Bccochor
bus at lost commenced, and through
out is likely to be attended by the
samo harlequinading that has always
marked the career of the I'lymouth
1'ostor. Ho and his counsel are in
desperate straits, judging from the
llieatrionl exhibitions in court during
tha week. ' On the first dav a tableau
was elnlioratcly prepared lor the ben
efit' of tho jury, with Mrs. Hccchcr as
tho central figure, having for accesso
ries all the prominent members of the
church. As this did not appear to be
effective with tho jnry, nor with the
counsol who was opening tho case for
Tilton, another display was made the
billowing day. Thon Mrs. Tilton was
paraded and compelled tn listen to a
shrewd lawyer presenting her hus
band's cose anil her guilt in logical ar
ray before the jury. The case of Mr.
llecchcr must, indeed, bo desperate
when it requires such trickery as this
in its earliest stages. Any decent
man, feeling himself innocent and con
scious that ho could prove it, would not
dare to drag his wife into court to lis
ten to details which must bo more or
less disgusting to every right-thinking
mnn, and horribly humiliating to his
life companion. Nor would any true
man ask tho attendance of tbo woman
charged with being a participant in
his guilt, and compel her to faro, with
burning cheeks (if innocent), the re
cital of tho acts which, it is claimed,
broke np her household, drove her1 an
outcast from her home and her bns-'
band. Hut all these things Rcechor is
doing. It is an old trick, well under
stood, among our Quarter Sessions
Shysters; bnt it is Iho Hint tiina that
a great Minister, claiming the ability
to prove his innocence, has resorted to
such tngc-busincss to influence a jury
or deter a counsel. The full signifi
cance, too, of tho presence of these
two women, can he understood, when
it is recollected that before the trial
commenoed, the Judge announced that,
in view of tho character of tho tcstl.
mfmy to) lo g)vn, ho should not- per
mit any females to attend. This would
have furnished an abundant excuse for
thoso in interest to resist even tho im
portunity of tho ladies in question., if
they aro present of their own volition.
And, besides, under nn possible cir
cumstances, can these women be wit
nesses In tho case, either for or against
tho rospectivo parties. Yet, in a rase
which tho Juiliro thinks until lor the
ears of Isdies strange to tho parties.
needier urags his wile and lus Nllogud
paramour, to listen! If this Is not
conscious guilt, it is an audacious dis
regard) or public nronnoty and .public
tnntimant,- And tho man who ijo
may well be ihouirht to be capable
'Violating, not only tmo, but all the
commandments In tho-decalogue-
t nua ta. ouaiiai iraxrtpt.i
Tho Columbus Mia.) KmMref - snva.
"Wo are "joing to quit the newspaper
fcutrncet ; u doesn't pay to run pa
per in town, where business man
read almanacs and pick their teeth
with the tail of a herring. 1 '
THE VOICE OP CLAY.
' In the yoar 1814, General Jackson,
then In command of the Houth-westorn
military district of the United States,
without authority from tho govern
ment marched an army into Florida,
then tho possession of a nation ut
peace with ua, took Ponsacola, hung
two Indian traders and committed oth
aets of harshness and termurity.
Theso high-handed proceedings came
under review in Congress In 1819, res
olutions having boen offered to cen
suro General Jackson for transcending
his authority.and for tyranny. Among
those wbo advocated tho passage of
tho resolutions was the immortal Clay
whoso watchful oyo was over open to
detect, and whoso eloquont voice nev
er fulled to point out ond denounce
any act that portended dangor to tho
iiliertios of tho peoiilo. Upon that oc
casion he delivered a powerful spooch,
in which were uttered words of warn
ing that it may bo well to recall, in
view of tho recent military usurpation
in Louisiana, in comparison with
which tho conduct of General Jackson
dwindles into Insignificance:
"liocall," said Mr. Clay, "to your re
collection the freo Institution that
have gone before us. Where aro they
now ?
"Gone gllaacrlog through the dreoa ci
thlnga tbot were,
A' aohool buy 'a ttlo, the wonder of ua hour."
And how hare they lost their liber
lies T If wo could transport ourselves
back to the ages when Greece and
Homo flourished in their greatest pros
perity, and, mingling in tho throng,
should ask a Grecian if he did not
fear that somo daring military chief
tain, covered with glory, some I'hilip
or Alexander, would one day over
throw tho liberties of bis country, the
confident and(indignant Grecian would
exclaim, No! no I wo have nothing to
fear from our heroes; our liberties
will be eternal. If a Homan citir.cn
had boen asked, if ho did not fear that
the conquerors of Oaul might estab
lish a inrono apon tno ruins oi puuuc
libortv. ho would have instantfy re
pelled the unjust insinuation. Yot
(iroeco fell, Ctcsar passed the Kubicon,
and tho patriotic arm even of Hrutus
could not preserve me noertie ot nis
devoted country 1 J he celeurateu
Madame'de Stael, in her last and per
haps best work, has said, that in tho
very year, almost the very month,
when the President of tho Directory
declared that monarchy would never
more show its frightful bead in France
llonnparte, with his irrenadiors, enter
ed the palace of St. Cloud, and disper
sing, with the bayonet, the deputies
ol tho people, dehherating on tho af
fairs of tho state, laid tho foundation
of that vast fabric of despotism which
overshadowed all fcuropo.
Man has been described, by
somo of those who have treated of
his nature, as a bundle of habits.
This definition is much truer when ap
plied to governments. Precedents are
their habits. There is ono important
difference between the formation of
habits by an individual and hy govern
ments. Ho contracts it only alter fre
quent repetition. A single instance
fixes tho habit and determines tbo di
rection of governments. Against the
alarming doctrino of unlimited discre
tion in our military commanuors.whcn
applied even lo prisoners of war, 1
must enter my protest. It begins up
on them ; it will end on us. 1 hope
our happy form of government is to
be perpetual. But if it is to be preserv
ed, it must bo by the practice of vir
tue, by justice, by moderation, by
magnanimity, hy greatness of soul, by
keeping a watchful and steady eye on
the executive ; and, above all, hy hol
ding to a strict accountability the mil
itary branch of tho public lbrce."
. Mississippi Mastodon. A private
letter, received hy a gentleman in this
city from Vicksburg, sa3- thatj one
Washington (ireun, Jiving near icks
burg, has discovered the remain of a
huge mastodon, tho measurements be
ing as follows : Two tusks, thirteen
feet long each, and three foot in cir
cumference, teeth nine inches In length
and four and a half inches wide, in
good shape and preservation. The re
mains have boen seen by one or two
zoologists, who pronounce them among
the luriront fossil ever discovered.
The skeleton of the monstor is still
buried in the pit where found, and will
not bo exhumed at present.
Previous to finding the one above
indicated, Mr. Green discovered a
smaller skeleton in tho immodiste
neighborhood, the measurements of
which are: Tusks, seven feet lone.
two feet in circumference; teeth, four
and one-fourth inches wide, eight inch
es long ; tnsks, teeth and sknll joined
toiretlier and woll preserved.
It is understood some gentlemen of
Vicksburg, who aro interested in aoo-
logy, will give their attention to ex
burning tho skeleton this summer.
A Curious Stort. When Napoleon
the Great died at St. Helena, an Eng
lish physician took charge of bis heart,
depositing it in a silver basin filled with
water, two tapers burned near it,
but the custodian felt nervously anx
ious while watching it through the
night, and did not sleep. In the si
lence of midnight ho hoard a rustling
sound, then a plunge into the water,
and a rclioundon the floor all occur
ring with tho quickness of thought
Ho sprang from hi bod to - too an
enormous rat dragging the precious
renc to nis noie I A moment more
and the heart which had been too-vast
in its ambition to be satisAod with the
sovereignty of continental Europ,
would have been more degraded than
tho dust of Iniporial Cawar.
How Hi Kkah It. At Trafalgar
two Scotchmen, messmate and bosom
cronies from the same little clachan,
happened lo be stationed near each
other, when tha celebrated intimation
was displayed trom the admiral'sahip.
"1-iook up and read yon, Jock," said
one to Die other : " 'England expects
overy mnn to do his duty;' not a word
frao pnlr auld Scotland on this occa
sion r' Jock cocked hi eye at the ob
ject for a moment, and turning to his
rompaninn,thaaddrccflhtm; "Mnn,
uoordio, la tbat a yoar sensor Soot
land ken well enough that her bairns
will do their duty that' jnst m hint
to the Englishmen." " '
a oa icBo .1 ..,
His Monit. The following anec
dote nt r Alexander Dnntas explain
how this proline writer, who earned
snch vast ms ol money hy his pen,
died a poor man. , An old comredo
came to ask him for some pecuniary
assistance. "All right," said Dumas ;
"look on the chimnsy -piece ; I receiv
ed 200 from my publisher this morn
ing. Heveral people have already
helped themselves to a little, yon take
the rest." . lint there was not a Napo
leon left "How foolish you have
boen,'"aid flnmss, seeing his friend'
disappointment, "to put off coming
U inlddny M 'lOliC.-Uu , ,'
Not AT flOMS In renlv to a nnalal
card intimating that the poll-tax is
due, tho following return ha been
mane io mo assessor a omce in one ot
tho western districts : "The person to
wImmt. this aanl in aildmauAil. dnnaitAi1
this hfo soma eight months ago, in tbo
oxjiwuiiion or a noma in glory, wnere
I l,n .ImuI VAJ, 1. W 1 .il
... - i.i mmn irrou llianvililT
,comploted. If the hopes of hi friends
i lev I'onnsVsl, it ia hardly probable
unu no win ever again Da cerasjbletn
poll-tax collector Ui this jurisdiction."
' " 1 1 i ui ... ia ea a a 1 1 1 'i i i ,
' "brother" said little llrchlii borrt
five year old, "why don'l tf loaoher
make ma a monitor anaattimm, ? i can
lick vry bojr In the) Has fmt one."-
"rt" faon't keen toup he. H.fml 1 ,ai..
'wetrns eolUr with ynnp dsst bin.
Saimrllanrou.
QLEARFIELD
PLANING MILL
C O MP ANY.
TUB anderalgaed, oeior to RKKD A
POWRLL, have rare baaed tbo Cl.BAB
FltfLD PLANING MlLL, and refitted It for
doing aa aitenalve baalnee. All the maebloary
will be added Beeeaiary to make It one of tb
most complete establish moots of tho kind 1b the
State. Tay are bow prepared ta receive order
for aay work la that lino. They will glvoapeeial
ettcBtioa to all materials for bobs boil ding.
FLOORING, WEATHER -BOARDING,
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS,
BRACKETS, JHOVLMAClt.
OP ALL STYLES, always oa bead.
WORKKD BOARDS, aad all article
ry for building, will be exchanged for DHf
lumiikh, m tbat peraoa at ft aisieeee saay
briag their lamber, exebaago It for, aad retarn
borne with the manaiaetared artiel.
The Company will always hare oa head a large
stock of dry lamber, oo as to be able to All aa
order oa tbo shortest aotleo. Only the best and
most killfal head will be employed, ae that the
pablie may rely apoa good work.
Lamber will bo worked or sold a low as II oaa
be parchased Bnywhero, aad w or ran ted to glvr
etisfeetioB. A tb beats will bo done npoa
ta a priaeipie w eaa anora to work lor amaii
profit.
DRY LUMBEll WANTED I
Bapoeieity ono tnd-t-ttlf tod two Inch panel
etuff, for whiok a liberal price will be poid.
Tho bineee will bo ooadaoted aador thoBaaa
of Ike
"Cleai'ueld Planing Hill Co.'
M. O. Browt will portoBtlly eaporiotcBd tho
ooalaoaa.
Ordera reapeotrelly solicited.
M. a BROWN A BR0.
Cleorleld, Pc, J.ooory S, 1S74.
rpiIE LARG
EST
ASSORTMENT OF
STOVES ! WTOVJElS !
ever brooght to the county, uro Ming roeolred ot
tho Hardware Eitobliabaant or H. V. BKiLKR
dl CO., eonpriilog the rohowlng Cook Storoc :
SPEAR H CALORIFIC,
SUSQUEHANNA,
REGULATOR.
NOBLE.
EXCELSIOR,
TRIUMPH.
GOV. FENN,
READING
NATIONAL RANGE, AC. AC.
Alee, tkc following Hotting Storoc i
SPEAR'S ANTI CLINKER,
SPEAR'S ANTI DUST.
SPEAR'S ORBICULAR.
SPEAR'S PARLOR COOK,
MOKNINQ LIGHT,
BON TON,
GIPSET,
VDLCAN.
SUNBEAM,
RUBY'
DAUPHIN EOO,
CHESTER BOO.
VOLCANO.
rUOENIX,
HEAVY BAR ROOM AND STORE
ROOM STOVES, AC.
oa.it. u, o-rk oe, io,a. - -
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
FOR BALI BT
It. T. Blgler A Co.
IRON DOUBLaVSHOVBL PLOWS.
WOOD DOUBLE-SHOVEL PLOWS.
WOOD BIND LB SHOVEL PLOWS.
IRON CULTIVATORS.
WOOD CULTIVATORS.
OOWANDA A IRON BEAM PLOWS.
PITTSRURO STEEL PLOWS.
RAUPT'S BELLEFONTI PLOWS.
ROBESON'S tad THOMPSON'S PLOWS.
op-Sharee for all .1 tb. abort Plow, cob
aloaUy oa bead. ayl-TI
T. A. FLECK & CO.,
Have bow ob baa a, aai are dally receiving ad
ditloa ihorete, a large aad well selected Block,
,'art fresh from the aa-vBBltotBjrera, of
Dress Qoede, Dry Qoeds, Pilks, llata, Beaaels
Old Ladies' Capo, Sbawla, WeUrpreoft, La
dle' Far Caps, Heir Ueede, aii' Far
Bisbiag Ocetle, Sblrta, .levec, UoM,
Overall, Lambermea' Plena!
Ladle' Under waar. Caff,
Callers, Uaadkerehiof,
CHILDREN'S UNDBRWKAft AND WHITE
DHKSSK8,
PfTfhmery aad Boapa, Balmoral Bklrto, away
dowa, Stoekinr, of every siso, variety and eolorv,
N otiose, Trim slop and Paney Ueeds, ia almost
oodleea variety.
It. B.-WB BUT FOR CASH AND 8KLL
FOR CASH. deeStf
O. I. c.
HNRB ta kay my DRT OOODS, ORO
eertea, Oaeeaiwue, 'ti lee ware, Drwn aad
Not leas, tMfeatiwaev.ee, ., ebejap (or
Tbo nbeeriber begs leave to Inform hi eld aad
bow eeatomart that be baa opened
A TAMKTT BTORB
IN OLBN HOPS, PA.
AndwmallK(eAsatprleeetewMtbetlflMe. A
liberal redaetteB will be made to ewomert bay
Iwf at wholeeal. ( . (
Call aad aaammio my olooh before pembeaiag
eiMwaere. A naerfti saaro 01 paone paireaaf u
aattelted.
C. J. KBAOT.
Oleh Hope, Pa., Jaae 14, 1171.
H.
F. BIGLER A CO.'S
SPECIALTIES
BUILDERS' HARDWARE, '" :
, MECHANICS HARDWARE,"
. LUMBERMEN'S HARDWARE.
)! I 1 '-'.,,, . . . , i , ,
FARMINe) UTENSILS, i
Mltl BPPrilES, , '
IRON at HAILS,
PAINTS, OILS, VARRISUES, .
PAINTERS' FINDINGS,
. , CALCINED PLASTER.
Nay 11, Hll, ..
pH RAP GROCERIES I
Ci, v ',.!' M fcUimaR CITT, PA.
i te.r,U.d tntnaaoee It bit tld rrw.de
tod p'ottoaa that Ao hue opofiod awocS tine ct
OKor-gMKS A PROVISIONS al IbcoM dead
of Kirk A Spencer, lor which he toflette a liberal
puirvnago. H. w. erancim
Luabor City, Pa., Rank JO-IT.
SAWS I 8AW8I 6AW8I
DISTAN1 CROSS OUT, MILL, DRAG AND
' , CWOUIAI SAWI. "
BoTBtoa's LifUftin Croei-oat Saw
, I.- I.,- ..- ALIO, - - .'
PATWtw PMIFORATMA ELECTRIOSAWS,
Po oaa of
''AM 1 .1 .1
ioin.ri
. P. H4LIR A CO.
gtliiKtUaiirouj.
if. F. BIGLER & CO.,
MIL... I
HARD .V AUK,
A Uo, MaBBfaotnreraef
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
CLEARFIELD, PA.
JjiARMINO IMPLEMENTS or all
kltda for atlt by
11. f, BIGLER A CO,
R
AILROAD WHEELBARROWS
lor Bale by
H. T. BIGLER A CO.
QIL, PAINT, PUTTY, GLASS
Holla, etc., for aale by
U. P. BIGLER A CO.
JJAnN ESS TRIMMINGS ASHOE
Fladluge, for aale by
II. P. BIGLER t CO.
G
UNS.PI8TOLS SWORDCANES
For aale by
II. F. BIGLER t CO
gTOVES, Or ALL SORTS AND
Slice, for tel. by
II. P. M0I.ER A CO
TRONI IRON! IRON 1 IRON I
For cole by
II. P. BIGLER A CO.
OR8B SHOES & HORSE SHOE
NAILS, for aale by
li. F BIGLER A CO
pULLEY BLOCKS, ALL SIZES
Aad teal HtBuraeturc, for aale by
H. P. BIQLER A CO.
rjMIlM BLE SKEINS AND PIPE
BOXES, for aale by
H. P. BIGLER t CO
pODDER CUTTERS for aalo by
ca 30-70 H. P. BIGLER A CO.
yiNEGAR HITTERS.
PI'RKLY VEOKTABLB.
FREK FROM ALCOHOL.
DR. WALKKR'S
CALIFORNIA
n N K (i A R BITTERS.
Dr. J. Walker s California Viaegsr Bilters are
a partly Vegetable preparation, made chiefly
from the native berbe found ob Ib lower range,
of tbo Sierra Kvada mountains of Celilornia,
tho medicinal properties of wbieh ere ei Her ted
tberefrtm wilhoat the ae of Aloobol. Tbeques-
Uob is almost daily naked, "What ii the cauie of
the unparalleled saereas ol vikboab Hirraair
Oar aniwer 1, that they remove the eantc of dia
ease, and tbo patient recover hi beattb. Tbey
are tb great blood portlier and a life-giving
principle, a perfect Renovator and Invirumtor
of the ryiUta. Never before in tbo htitory of
(he world ha a medicine been compounded !
seooing the remarkable qualitic of VintOAB 11 it
raaa la healing tbe aick of every diecae aian I
heir to. They ere a Ken tic Purgative aa well a
a Tenia, relieving Congestion or Inflammation of
too Liver an Wioral Urgana, la Jfilioa HIS-
Tbe propertlsa of Dr. Walker's Viapear Bit
ters are Aperiaat, Diaphoretic, Carminative, Ka
trieinaa, Lai at ire, Die ret ie, Sedative, Counter
Irvitaat, Badorifte, Alterative, and AntUB'iiuaa,
Oratefbl thoaaaada p ror I aim Vinegar Bitter
a moat woagiaarful lnv iranvat tkaal avar autAda.
ed the aiakiag system.
No peraon can take theso Bitters accordinc to
direeuea aad rem ale long aawell. provided their
aonee ai not destroyed by mineral poison or
other means, aad vital orgaa.
Billon, Remittent aod Intermittent Fever,
wbieh are eo prevalent In tbe valley of oar sreet
river throughout the United State, especially
tboe of the M iiiinir.pl, Ohio, Miaaourl, llllnoii,
Tsanessce, Camber I aod, Arkansas, Red, Colora
do, Bra, Rle Urande, Pearl, Alabama. Mobile,
Havaaaab. Roanoke, James, and manv etber.
with their east tribatarire, tbrougheat eer entire
cava try earing tno Hummer and Aolnmn, and
remaraaaiy o aariag eeaeons of anoieal heat
aad drrnee. are lavariably accompanied by ei-
teasive derangtr-ments of tbe etomach aad liver,
aad etber abdominal vleoera. In their treatment
a par gall va, eiertieg a powerful tnloeaoe apoa
the various organs, Is essentially necessary.
There 1 ao cathartic for the purpose equal to Dr.
J. Walker' Vieegar Bitter, as they will speedily
remove the dark-oolered vice id matter with wbieh
tbe bowels are leaded, ut tbe same time stimulat
ing tbe eertieas of tbo liver, and wcaerallv re
storiag tho healthy fuaetiofts of the digrative
organs.
Fortify the body agaiait diaeao by parlMng
all it laid with Vinegar Bttiero. he epidemic
cm aaa aoie oi a aysism in a rore-aimed.
Dyspepeia or Indigestion, Headache, Palo la
the Shoulder, Cough, Tigbtacaa of the Cbeit,
Dissine, Soar Braotiooa of tbe Btomoeh, Bad
Toite in the Moelh, Bilioa Attaoki, Palpitation
of tbo Heart, laflaiumaUon of tbe Lung. Pata
lu the rgioa af the Kidney, aod a hundred
other paiaful symptom, are the offsprings ol
Dyspepsia. One bottl will prove a better gear-
aoiee oi lie mariu i&bb ft lengthy adrertlccmeot
R rati,, I. aeVI..1. I.ll U-k.il. B 111 IT,
, a.,,, .. aiavo I- 00 a II 1 UK a, .l,
easra. Krwaln.Ua Rarall.J K.W dlii u A..
loue laSammatioas, Mercurial affocttona, Old
Rare Bnaniiana af iKa Uhia GnM B.u ...
tbe, a ia all other ooaatttntional 'dieeeete,
ur-ii. Vl U-.. . a ...
e mvrar nitter aavo nowa tair great
raraiiTu power ia ibc moat onaiinat and IB
tractable ease.
For Inflammatory aad Chronic Rheumatism,
Hoot, Bilioua, Remittent aad In term, tint Ferara.
DlaH of th Blood, Liver, Kidaeya and tho
Diaaaer, mem Diitrro aavo ao equal. Bnrh Into
eaaes ere eauiea oy v lliaied Vloud,
"""'"I . rnrtmni curagvO IB
Falat and Mineral, auch a Plnmber. Type-
m-lmm fl.lA k. B UI .... . . '
U h. l-.l t.l IB . - . . .
aan.a, awi. TWN, Ma AalinCrB, BO lOUT UaVUtfeO
km Mm actkeA . UH.l. .u. u
Tea aVudkril aaeakiaaa livia 1 h. . .r ui.n
" OB - -h -.o, ewao 4 anew n TV I
Vinegar Bitter oooarioriaUy. .
1st ble tl. a tn . B
S'a.acBaaa, (a, r WJ pi A mi PIC, rail-
Rheum, Blotch, SpoU, Pimplo. Puetaloo, Boils,
Cavbemelee, Riug.worm, Srald beael Sore Ryes.
Rrerltlo li.k Booj. tt ( .i ..
J an., . -wir,v, riwwrarsiitjH Ot IH
Skia, Humor aad Disease of the 8k la of what
ever name or aai ore, are literally dug up and
carried out of (he rysieea ia a bort lime by th
Pin, Tape and ether Worms, lurking In tbe
Mesa, an ao meay VBaaumads. are aftwtaallv da.
etreyed aad Hawed, ti ayatem of medicla.
bo veraaifuge, anthelminitic wiU freo the
yetem from worm like the Bitters.
For Femal Comulaisrta. la von a r aid. ai.p.
fled or alagle, at the dawa of wemeoheod or the
lurn of Ills, three Tueia BiUere dilute rl..
aided aft taOaeaoe that impravament is ooa pee.
oopiiblo. r
Cleanse (he Vitiated Blood whenever you
Ita Imeurltie baratln ikrns.k ik. .l;. i. a
Si, Brer Una i, ar Soree ; cleanse It when you
d It a4i.laoawat.aa. .- A l-V a. .... - . . .
eleaae II wba h lo fowl t y.or Hscllng will tell
"'p o view pure, eaa too avail b
af IktHilla aatll F.-ll- '
- -owoa. laiitiwi , , n ,
H.R.W. DONALD A TO.,""- '
' I i - , , . . r i "
. - - - oi-.., ...i vrmoeiiw, vwn
focnla,ead ooraer of Waehingt.a aad CharlUa
on cole. Maw Vork. Sold by all Drugglata oad
TaAPflllVa 1ST Vllturriar' eo
J ITTRSIIirNTSl-trrg, kM, n
eooowd kaad, al lac Meat. Sim, oppooMa Oolioh'.
- vmwwmrw ll pOTOTTB W1HIWI BP. IBf t-
M la mil tad clealao a aow ttyle of Organ tow
oa natbMlct. Sheet Mtatc tld Mtalo Bookt
ooaefoutlreotieod. " apill-Tlif
Shaw nousE,
(Cor. of Market A Froal Itraeta.)
CLkAEKIKLD, PA,
The unileraicned bovlno taken charm of thl.
Hold, wuald n.peotfully aollelt public potronago.
ie , v. n. ouiibasTun.
l
KONARI) HOUSE,
i (Neer the Rollrood Depot,)
ty I.BA It r I KLU, rA.
A eharoof pablie patroBage I reineotfally to
Ilcited.
eii re o. . nuw, rrop r.
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
NEW WAfllllNOTON, PA.
Thl. ui - - J -il r . . I I , .
tek-a be tho uiijaralgnod. Ho foela ooBldeat of
u,,.i , m. rHi.r wii.iaoiioa io inooc wao aoy
IOTII
r him with a call.
lay 1, 1871. O. W. DAVIS, Prop'r.
J J O K T O II S HO VUK,
uppoiit mo court Hoi.
LOCK HAVEN, FS.N N'A.
JeU7l IIAL'SEAL A KROM, Prop's.
B
IIOCKF.RIKIFir HOUSE,
BELLEFONTI, PA,
D. JOHNSTON A SONS,
ooUJ'TI Proprietor,.
T OYD HOUSE,
A J Mala Street,
PII1L1PHIIURO, PENN'A.
Table olwov. atinll.4 iik Ik L. ik. ..L
agurda. The trereliox Bublle la ioilled to a.lL
aoel.tl. kOllERT LOVD.
"mansion housl
Corner of Soaond ond Market StrooU,
CI.I-.AKFIM). eaa
T
IIIII old aad comaodioac note! kae.durlag
form
I .Bi.rg.. I. .D.OIC lU
ar eapaelly for Ibe eouruieacnt of atraa
and oueata. The whnU kuii.u.. i i
ecra
" ; ' K'"r"-w win tpere ao
pain to render bit lueiU oemfartebJc while
atayte with him.
refui
rniahed, and tha proprietor will, pore no
flrlbe 'Mansion Hooao" Omnibua raaa U
aa arrival ana departure
reach train. JOHN DOUOllhhTV.
Prg " Proprietor
SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE.
C If R WENS V ILLS, PA.
NKWION READ, Paoraiaroa.
Havin come pronrietor of this Ilni.l r
would rp obtlully o licit the patrontge r th
public, JI Uaaantly and oDVnintly sit.
uated ; Bawly re At ted and referoiibed ; good aam
ple rooma attached. All railroad train stop
tbi home. jaoJO-fs
Jfiitistru.
J. M. STEWAET,Dri)T
OBoe over Irwla'a Drug Store.
CI'RWENKVIt.l B ai
All deatal operationa, cither la tbe aMbouieol
-. --' -, I- IIM..IB io oao
aatiarootion gaoroulcd. Special utlentlon paid
. ..v.tui.,,, vi ai id. noiaroi teoia,
. -'" - ""-'.",J .1 IM MtB euo-
oeaarull,oorroetod. Teeth oatroelod wilhootpaia
by the uae of Ether, oad ortiflelal tooth loeerud
af th. Iwal . , -r i . I --I b . r ...... J t . J
larootioB. aprilie'llil,
r. aoi.n. a. w. inuoLt. J. l.aaaota
F. K.ARNOLD 1 CO.,
llnnkerM nntl Ilrokem,
ReHoldvlllc, Jefleraoa Co., Pa,
M'iner reeelred on dcnoclt. Discount at mo
derate rate. Kaiteru and Foreign Bihsng a),
wav oa band aad collection promptly mad.
ncynui'iaviiie, Ute, 10, 1074. iy
County National Bank,
OF CLRARPIHLD, PA.
ROOM In Masonic Building, one door aortk ef
C. D. Wsisoa's Drug Hi ore.
1'aaiare TickeU to aad from Liverpool. Qoeens-
town, (liaigow, London, Paria and Copenhagen.
Ato, Draft for sal on th Royal Bank of Ireland
and Imperial Bank of London.
j a anno t. LftunAHti, rreat.
W. M. SHAW, Cashier. tl:l:T4
J. D. M'Oirk. Bdward PcrkaT
BMKINa & COLLECTION HOUSE
or
McGirk & perks.
Sueceesor to Potter, Perks, A Co.,
Phlllpsburfp;, Ceutro Couuty, Pa.
WHKHB all the bnaiaes of a Banking Hoa
wil1 oe transacted promptly and upon U
moat favornol term a. mar7-tf
DREXEL & CO.,
No. 41 South Third Street, PhUadelpbla
BrUERM9
And Dealers in Government Securities,
Application by mail will receive prompt at tea
tloa, and all Information cheerfully furniihtd
Order olicted. April U-tf.
The Lightning Tamer.
THE undertlgaeA are Iho ol Ageata in UU
county for the "North AmerieaB sJalvaaiud
LIUHTN1N4 RODS." Toei are tke oaly af
rod aow la a, and are eadord by all th
Mtentifle men ia tbe eoaatry.
W hereby notify the eiliien or Ike eooaty
that w will pat them wp a batter red. aad for
Ie money, thaa la charged by tho fereiga
aire a u wbo annually traverse tbe soanty aid
carry off ear little cash, a. ever to rotara.
ENCOURAGE IIOME LABOR.
Tboae wlihlng Lightftlag Rod rt4 M
their bnlldlcga need bat add re a by letter,
oell ia pereoa. Wa will put them up aay w ken
ia the county, and warraatthem. Th Rodol
rtatar oaa b ioob at any time by eaiiiBt si
our atore. H. P. BIOLKR CO.
Cleorleld, March St, 17
JOHN TROUTMAN,
DEALER IN
FURNITURE,
ATTItENM
' AND
Improved Spring Beds,
MARKET STREET, NEAR P. 0.
The underele-ned beoa leave to iafora the eiti-
aeaa of ClrarA.ld, and tkc public ganrrolW, teat
bo boa on hand a flna aaaortmeat of Porollaie,
aarb aa Walaut. Cboarnwt aad Palaled Cbaaau
Suilea, Parlor Settee, Roctlaiag and Eauana
Chain, l.adlee' and Ueate' Roay Chain, tee Pit
fntalod Diuinp aad Parlor Ckaira, Coo. Seataael
Wlndmr Chalra, Clothoa Bar,, Step ond Ritaa
aion Luddere, Hot Raoka, Serubbing Braiart. Ii
MOULDINQ AND PICTURE FRAMW,
Looking Ulaaaea, Ckroaoc do., wbieh weoM la
auilobl. ror llulieay prefeale.
doeio 71 JUtm l HUliam-
READING FOR ALLII
BOOKS i STATIONERY
Market St., Cl.arflold, (at tha Peat Oalra.1
ritllB BBdoralgaed begt leave te eaaeoeeia
L Ib.oltleene of Olcarlcld aad vlclally.a"
ha kaa Stud up a room aid kaa Jutt reterM
rroa Iteottywtea a cargo taoaalcl roaau.
ooalier,eoBBltttBf ta part of . -i
Bibles and MUoellaneoas Booii,
B I--L 1 . m.mJt --- Buk -f ...tt t
tcriptioB Paper aad EBvelopec, Fncah pronel
and plain Nal tnd Pctaila I Blaak, tl
Pnperc, DcedBf MoHgagoa Jadgaeal, Eaast
Ilea aad Pr.aUe.ry aoloe, White oad Pam
oat Brier, Legal Cap, Boeord cap, aaa aiu -i.
ShMt, Maalefor either Plaae. Plata ar Tie
eonauntly on bund. Aay bocka or ataSeee,
d.elrod thot I a.y oe! have oa haad, .III
ordered by Ira, eiproM, tad told al uiel
oo retail to otto ..aeeoaMre. I will alee tot
pariedtaal llwrMara, each aa Magaaleoa. "
ponora.se. p. A. Mitvi'i"
Ol.arteld May T, Illi-U
TJNDKRTAKIMG.
The undeialcwaJ1 ar aow folly pniiand
tarry aa tie huetaeta of i - :,i
DXDEItTAKI
,' " AT REASONABLE RATES,'
Aad raopeoUaHy Mlicll tha patroaage d k"
accatug ouet tarvicoc. . .,,
, " jnnN TtinrTvi".
'" v '' -' ' ''jAMMIkUAVIi
CtearAetd, Po., F.b-.U, l4.
j IMP. I LIME!
The aindenlgnod la sew prrparod Mranw
th. public with aa eBwelleat eaallty of
.!',.' Boll.fonle Wood-Burned Lin
a plaotarlag furpacot, by tbo kuge "J
ejoaalllp. Caa bo found for tho pnal " r
arw bonding, oa Morbot HroM. ..
oll-tf " I,. E. f.eCVMMM
lHNTEl).-)Jy th CIsBr"
T T oolaler Caat Book Coapeay, Waed a
. . Il,m SANT HOOK HANDtESi
rfl, a-j,. gin to aloa. rJ"
fonuatlon i.oolr. at tho Tebeooo U'CL 7'
'f OuBlTrf) ALEE. WAT
trrT "" "
J"