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S.U'KETT & SCHRYVER,
DIAL! Ml II
HARDWARE,
tod manttfeaturera of
Tlu.Copper & Sheet Iron Ware,
Second Stmt,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
Kevin lartfolv lnoreased our slock of Herd
ware, we invite too publlo to oiamiae our stock
uo priors.
Carpenters and persons who contemplate bultd
log will do well to c semi no our
TOOLS & BUILDING HARDWARE,
which it new and of tbo boat muufeeturo, and
win be sola low for cast.
NAILS,
GLASS,
PUTTY,
GLUE,
LOCKS,
LATCHES,
HINGES,
- SCREWS
All kiade of Bt neh Pl.neo, flawa, Chleeta, Squarea,
ueraniera, uaton.!., riuinoa ana Leeela,
Mortised Thumb Go.gei, Beeela,
Breeee A Bliu, Wood nd Iroa
Bench Sorewe, aad th but
Boring Meebiao ia tbo
marhot.
Donble and Single Bitt Axes,
POCKET CUTLERY, Al.-'
Agentt for BurneU't Iron Corn Shelter,
warranted.
Alto, ngenta for Rioborda'
(iOTIIIC FLUB TOPS,
which effectually euro Smoky Flutf.
Fanaera' Implement, ond Garden Toole of Beary
deeoriptloB.
A largo variety of
COOK STOVES,
which wo warrant to giro satisfaction.
Portable Minn ret and Fttrnacti-
VfA. Roofing, Spouting and Job Work dono od
rvaaunaoie terms, aii omen win receive prompt
net-moo . Junt 1 1 1873.
BIGLER, YOUNG & REED,
Successors to Bojntoa A Young,)
FOUNDERS & MACHINISTS
Manafaetartri of
PORTABLE & STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES
Corner of Fonrth and Piao Strut!,
CLEARFIELD, PA,
n A VINO engaged lo tbo MOofatnro of f rot
elan MACIlINBRy.wereapeetrelrylnforn
(bo publlo tbat wo aro now prepared to All al
ordera al cheaply and aa prompt) aa ean bo doo
In any of tbo citlee. Wo maaafaotort and doal In
Mala; and Circular Saw-Milli
Hoed Bloekl, Wator Wheele, Shafting Fallot
Qiflord'l Injector, Steam Qaugea, Steam Whlatloa
Ollara, Tallow Capa, Oil Copa, Gauge Coeka, All
Cooke, Globe Velreo, Cbeok Valeee, wrought Iroa
Flpee, S'.eaoa Pampa, Boiler Feed Pumpo, Aatl
Friction Metrea, Soap Stone Pecking. Sam Peek
log, and all klnda of MILL WORK togetkot
witk Plowa, Sled Solee,
COOK AND PARLOR STOVES,
and other CASTINGS of all blade.
VOrdort eolloited and tiled at eilj prloea
All lettore of loqojrj with referonoo to maohiaer)
of oar Banufaotnre promptly anawored, by eddrae
Ing aa at Clearleld, Pa,
Jen 174 tf BIULKR, YOUNG A REED.
JEW 8TOKB AND NEW GOODS
JOS. SIIAW & SON
Har juat opened a
Niw Stoti, on Main St.,Ci.iiirigiD, Fa
lalelr ooeupled by Wm. F. 1RWJ.N.
Tbelr alock ooniiatiol
elu"5x cai cu ce ao a
Gaociaiss of the beat quality,
Queenbyvare, Boots and Shoes,
and neery article neceaaarr for
ooa's oomfort.
Call tnd examine onr itock bitor par
ouaiinjfeliiwhere. May 9, 1860-lf.
JERRA COTTA STANDING VASES,
HANGING VASES,
Stove Lining and Fire Brick,
kept oooatanlly oo hand.
ST0E AD EARTHEN-WARE
OF IVBItT DBSCRIPT'ONI
CHOCKS! POTSI CROCKS!
ruber's Patent Airtight Self Sealing
Frail leuel
BCTTRR CHOCKS, with lldi,
CREAM CROCK 8, MIl.K CROCKB,
APPLE - BUTTER CROCKS,
PICKLE CROCKS,
FLOWER POTS, PII DISHES,
STEW POTS,
And a groat aneny other thingi too anaioroaa lo
montloa, to bo had at . v
FRED'K. LEITZINGER'S
STONE - WARE POTTERY,
Coraer of Cherrv and Third Street,
ULBAHriHLU, rA.
augl
Down ! Down II;
THE LAST ARRIVAL
AND OF COURSE TUB CHEAPEST!
A Proclamation against High Prices?
WB aro bow opening up a lot of the beet and
moil aeaaoneblo Uooda and Warea ever
olftred la thta market, and at prleea tbat remind
one of the good old daya of eheap thinga. Tboet
who look faith apoa tbie point, or deem oar alia
getioal oaperflBOBi, Beod bat
CH, JT Oin STORE,
Ooraer Froat aad Market alreeta,
Where they oaa eee, feel, hoar and know for them
aolf ee. To fally anderelaad bat are eheap good,
thla maat ho done. Wo do aot deem it aoeemary
to oaamerato aad lUmiie oar atook. It U oaoaib
for aa to alau that
Wo have Everything that is Needed
Bad ooBoamed la thle market, aad at prleea that
attoaleh Both old aad yeang.
deeie JOSKI'H SHAW A SOI.!
"Clearfield Nursery.,
1NC0UBAGE HOME INDUSTRY.
rIB aaderelgaed, haotag eiuhllahoi a Km
aery o the 'Pike, abeal halfway holwoea
Cloaraeld aad Carwoaaf llle, ll preparod lo far
Blah kllklacief FRUIT TREI8,(iladardaBd
dwarf,) iTorgraoaa, Shrahaory. Orapa Viooa,
Geoaebeirlea, Lawfea Blaakaorry, eirawhorry.
aad lUskirry Viaol. Alio, Slharlal Crab Treoa.
qalaoo, and early ooarlal Rhahwb, Ao. . Ordon
f ramptlr eiUaled eo. Addrooa,
, J.b. WRIOHt
aopN-'M-y - OarweaTille. Fa.
sjrj &otat, GtottfUt, (ttt.
J. r.WBiTBR,..
,.w. w.iitts.
WCATlt A IIKTT8
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
An offering, at tbo old atand of 0. L. Rood A Co.
their atoek of gooda, ooaaiatlog of
DRY - GOODS, GROCERIES,
BOOTS A BUOES,
BATS A CAPS, 'HARDWARE,
QUEENSWARE,
FLOUB, FEED, SALT, 4o., 4o.,
At tho soft reaaoaablo ratoi for CASH or la
ictungo for
Square Timber, Boards, Shingles,
011 COUNTRY PRODUCE.
9kAdranoos mad to thoto ongkgod lo gut
ting oat sqaaro timber om tbo uoit adTaaUgeotu
tormi. pdtljanTl
rjO TUB
F R 0 N T !
GREAT EXCITEMENT
AT TDK
CLEARFIELD BAKERY
AND
OYSTER SALOON I
Tho anJcri.KDed bartni imt fitted no new.
I org and oomlurUbl- roomi oa Markot ttreat,
oar Third, rtipect fatly in form t th public tht
ho now drepared to aeeomraodoto then with
jvrtbing la hit lioo oa abort notioa and it all
aourt ot tbo a j. U koepi on band
BRE6H BREAD.
RUSKS, ROLLS, PIES,
CAKES, all kindi.
FRESH OYSURSIN EVERY STYLE,
aad a general .aaiortment of
CONFECTIONERIES, FRUITS. N0T9, Ao.,
All of whieh will bodellrerod to euatomort at thtlr
roaidenoof, when reoaoitod to do oo.
ICE CREAM, bjr thodiib.Mrrod ina neatly fur-
alihed room.
Thankful for tho genoronf patronage beatowed In
tho past, ho hopet to merit and reoelro a oon
tlaoonoa of the lame from hla old fuato
men, and other. "
JOHN 8TADLER.
Just IS.'TJ.tf.
JANIEL GOODLANDER,
LUTI1ERSBUR0, PA.,
Dealer in
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
HOSIERY & GLOVES,
HATS A CAPS aad BOOTS A SHOES,
Tobaooo, Grooerieo aad FUli, Nallt, Hardware,
ljueenittk.ro and uiniiwaro. Men 'a aad
Boja' Clothing, Drag, Painti,
Oil-, tichoul Book,
a largo lot of Potent Medicine,
Caadlei, Nali A DrUd Frnlta, Cheeeeand Crack
era, Rook and Rifle Powder,
Flour, Grain and Potatoes.
Clover and Timethj Seed,
Sole Leather, Moroeeos, Lint age, Bindtnga aad
Thread, Bhoemekeri' Toole and
Shoe Findings.
No greater variety of gooda in aor atom la the
aniy. ah tor anie rtry low lor eain or eouatrj
produoe at the Cheep Coraer. Aug. 27, 1872.
The Bell's Bun Woolen Factory,
Peaa townihip, Clearfield Co., Pa.
HUR MGD O If T I
ot nor
B U R N E D U P!
Tbenbeeribor here, at rent ex net to, rebuilt
neighborhood neeeailty, in the erection of a flret
alaaa Woolen Mannfaetory, with all tho modern
impraTemenU attached, and are prepared to make
ill klnda of Clotha, CeMimerea, Sattnetta, Blen.
keta, Flannela, Ao. Plenty of good oa hand to
rapply all oar old and a thonaand newooatomert,
whom wo ask to oome and oxaminn oar atook.
The baaineas of
CARDING AND FULLING
will metre oar especial attention. Proper
trrangemeate will be made to receive aad deliver
Wool, to unit customers. All work warranted and
lone upon tbo aborteat notice, and by strict atten
tion to bnslneaa we hope to realise a liberal share
i tuDiie patronage. -. (
10,)MH P0UND8 WOOL WANTED I "
Wo will pay tho highest market prleo for Woo
and sell oar manufactured goods as low aa similar
goods oaa bo bought in theeoanty, aad whenever
we fall to render reasonable satisfaction wo ean
always be found at homo ready to make proper
explanation, either In person or by letter.
i a as ao ojuj.iiBvn Dunn,
aprtlSStf Bower P. 0.
LEATHER BREAST-STRAPS
e 8UPEREEDED BY
COVERTH PATENT METALLIC
BREAST HOLD-BACK
Madeef the beat Malice,
bio Iron, and la attached
to the II antes by the best
Bnap ever Invented. It
is easily and quickly put
' on, and prevent! the
whipping of the horses
by the polo, fcot liable
to get out of repair.
Will last for yeara. All
wo ask Is a fair trial, to
convince all partiee us
ing tbem that they are
unsurpassed la value for
tho purpose for whieh
they are Intended.
HACK KIT A 8CHRYVBR.
Clearfield, April IS, 1074.
MARBLE AM) STOVE YARD!
Mas. S. 3. LIDDKLL,
Havlag engaged la tbo Marble baalaeaa, deelroe
to Inform bar frleoda and the pabllo that abe bai
now and will keep oonatantly on hand a targe and
well eeleeted atoek of ITALIAN AND VERMONT
If ARBLB, and ll preparod lo f.r.tfb to order
TOMBSTONES, f,'
BOX AND CRADLE TOMBS,
MONUMENTS,
Carbo aad Poata for Cemetery Lota, Wladow
Bill, aad Capl, aloe,
BURBA IT, TARt.B AND WA8n STAND
; TOPS, Ac, Al... ;,,
fern. Vard oa Reed atreet. near the R. R. Depot.
Clearield, Pa. J.7,l
G
UNSMITHINU.
Q. W. WOLFE,
PRACTICAL GUNSMITH. ,
Shea tm Third atreet, onr Rller'a blaebamllh
jbep, CI.RARFIRI.D, PA.
All Blade ar hum and eaol Han eon hand.
Repairing dona la a Irat-elaia manner ond at fair
!?.!
lalvery Ntnblp.
1MB anderalgned hega learot. Inform thepab
. He that ho la aow foil, nropared to aeeemm
date all la the wayef foraiabing llorate, Ruggiea,
Baddloa and Ueraem, o tbo aborlort aotioe and
on reaooaabfo torma. Roeideaoa o. Looaat otrooi,
hotwoM Third and Foarth.
UkSU. W. OEABHART.
nieartold. Fob. 4, 1S74. .
FOR HALITba anderalgned olfera for
aelo a ealnable Iowa oronertr la tbo borooeb
of Clearneld. Lot Maine feel, with a good two-
aiory plana .oue IborooB ereoted, with throe
rooma dowa ataira aad foor bod rooma ap atalra.
"" Mwmg room aad beta room oa oooond floor.
Hoaao Inkibed eomoUte r,.n Mn. .hi.
flood doahle poreh and good wolar. Prioo rea
eonel.le and BaimeoU eaerj
IUoag7 - . WM. W. MoCIILLOCeil.
J. R. M'MUilRAY
Wtl.r, BMPfLT TOD WITH ANY ARTtrtw
OF MRRCHANDI6R AT TUB VKRY LOWKHT
r'V. ivaa aov oaa. , . (l,t,Uyi)
NEW WASHINGTON.
?Hillnnfous.
JJARD TIMES
, HAVB NO EFFECT ,
IN FRENCHYILLEI
I am awai-o that there aro some persons a little
bard to please, and 1 are also awaro tbat the
complaint of "hard times" is well nigh universal.
But 1 am so situated now that I ean satisfy the
.ormer ana prove conclusively mat "osrii Mure
will not effect thoae who buy ihcir goods from me,
and all my patrons shall le Initiated Into the so
rot of
HOW TO AVOID HARD TIMES
I have goods enough to siini.J all the Inball
tants in the lower end of the county wgioh I sell
at exceeding low rules from my mammoth store In
MULSONUUHO, where I can always be found
ready to wait upon callers and supply them with
Dry Goods of nil Kinds,
Snob at Cloths, Satinetta, Caul meres, Muslins,
av !, biDcn, u rulings, vaueoei,
Trimmings, Ribbons, Lace,
Ready-made Clothing, Boota aid Shoes, Hats and
i an ui u.c nest in ate rial ana made to order -Ilwse,
Soaks, (Jloves, Mittens, Laces, tiibUons,Ae.
OROCERIES OF ALL KINDS.
Coffee, Tea, Sugar, Rico, Molasses, Fish, Salt,
Pork, Liaseed Oil, Fish Oil, Carbon Oil.
Hardware, Queensware, Tinware, Castings, Plows
ana now castings, nans, spikes, Oorn Cultiva
tors, Cider Presses, and all kinds of Axes.
Perfumery, Paints, Varnish, tilaas, and a gcatral
BHorimeni oi otationery,
. GOOD FLOUR, '.
Of different brands, always on band, and will bo
uiu at vub iowbii poaaiuie ugureSa
. II. MoC Iain's Medicines, J erne's Medicines,
Hosteller's and lioofland s 11 i Iters.
KOflfi finnnrla nf tl'oal n.ai.J V. 1 -L .l
hihdiat nrl. sill km n.lJ J I j
and for sale at the lowest market price.
Also, Agent for Strsttevville aad Curwensvllle
Threibiog Machines.
la Taill mmA iaaf.. e.. V Ml aa
verything asnally kept in a retail store.
L. M. COUDRIET.
Frenohvills P. 0., August 12, 1874.
THE CLEARFIELD
FIRE CLAY CO.
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
MAXUrACTlTBtiai OF
',-1.1 1
l iiti: itiiK it,
Furnace Blocks. Gas Retorts,
Stove Linings, Paving Tilos, &o.
Chimnty Topi, Wtndou Cmp;
and Flawi.
All kinds of Architectural Adornments.
ORIGINAL DE8I0NS.IN TERRA COTTA
MADE TO ORDER.
With improred machinery, Srat elaaa material
and akilled workmen, we eon warrant all oar
manafaetorea to be equal to if not aoporlbr to
any ia the morket.
Artlolei of our menufaeturo ean be a..n at tke
Worka, nrar Railrued Depot, or at th. llerdwara
Stor. of II. F. Big!.r A Co.
All .rem frora k H i I aJJu.uj . l .
General Buporiaundeat, will roeoire prompt at.
tontion.
I. O. HAHTDWICK,
of H.nhl.ld, Uaraklrk, Boatload,
supt. atanuraotariog lept mey20'7l
BAD THIS1 . . , . r
FLOUR & FEED DEPOT I
The at tent ten of the altliens of Clearfield and
vicinity ia directed to the fact that Goodrellow A
Sob aro tho agents of M. Niece A Co.. and have
just reeeired a half dosen ear loads of Flour and
reed, Which they offer at the lowest nosslble I
ares, A large stock of
FLOUR, CORN MEAL, CHOP.
BUCKWnEAT FLOUR, BRAN,
Potatoes, Shelled Cora, Cora In ear, Ao., Ac.
Particular attentloa It celled to M. Niece A
Co.'a brand of Family Floor, which Is the best ia
the market.
Vicar and Food ean and will be sold eheaner
man mma om BDiainoa eisewoero in uiearaold
ooanty. , ;
MTHtore oa Market street next door to Hon.
Alexander Irvin'a residence.
UOODFELLOW A 80 N,
Janlfitf m Agents for M. Nieee A Co.
jOSHANNON LAND AND LUMBER
COMPANY,
OSCBOLA STEAM MILLS,
MaanraeronBi
LUMBER, LATH, AND PICKETS
ana
Sawed A Patent Ribbed Shingtei.
H. B. BniLLINOFORD, Froald.nl,
Oflee Foroot Plan, No. lit 8. ilk it., Phil'a.
JOnN LAW8HR, Ooneral Bup't.,
Oaooola Milla, Ctoarfleld oonnty, Pa.
Alio TOWN LOTS Im tola la tho boroaih
of Omeola.
Alio Keen tbe LARGEST ASSORTMENT
of Gooda in Clearneld oounty at th.lr Mamnotb
otoro ia uieooia. , , - janB-74
F. O'LEARY BUCK,
General Insurance Agent and Real
estate Broker,
Represents the following reliabla I me ranee Go's:
North British A Mtreaolils Ins, Ca. t2fl,w,00f
w aibtngtna Lire Insurance Co
Fire Aeaoclation Ineuranoe Co..
A meson Fire Insurance Co
4,000,000
I.AOO.OUO
l.-TH,H"
Pbmnii Insurance Co., N. Y
Watertowa Fire, iasuree dwellings
and farm buildines onlv.
1,000,000
175,000
York, Pw, Slack Insurance Oe.
liurses Insnred
agatnvt death aad theft. . -
P. 8 Parties fn the country deitring lose ranee
na their lives ar property can have it promptly
attended to by addressing as by letter, ar calling
a person at oar otnoe, ta rie Upsra House,
Room No. I, Clearfield, Pa. aug2ft'74
FAIRBANKS'
STANDARD
'SCA Id K IH,
Baggag. Barrowa, Wareheeee Tntoko, Oopylag
ProaMl, Improred Moaey Drawer, Ae,
i i' 'A I '''
IL F. BIQLEU 4 co.;
Dealera In Hardware,
whlliTI 1 Beeond Stroot, Cleorleld, Pa.
JHATZKR A J.VTLK, ? J . i A
AGENTS IN CLEARFIELD COUNTY FOR
LOItlldliAltD'N
J ..1 , ' CilebrateeBrandt T ' t: ( ' , ,")
Smoking & Chewing Tobaccos.
We are enabled to wholesale to dealers throuefa.
oat tbe county at city prices.
74lf
' ' Clearfield, Pa.
II.
P. D1GLKU & CO.
bare for aelo
CARRIAGE & WAGOX WOODK,
" BHAFTS AND POLKB, "'
HUBS, SPOKES, FELLOES, Ao. ,'
Carriage aaA W.go Makora ahoald maha a
aote of tkia aad eall aad eiamiai tkom. Tkey
will bo Bold at fair prleel. ajayXS-71
JtlMTICItaV CORTABI.Em Rni
Wo here printed Urge aaaaber of the aow
FIB BILL, and will oa Ibe Haalpl of won.
In M.U, mail a aoay to an addrwm. , mjm
THE ItEPUBLICAN.
CLEARFIELD, PA
WEDNESDAY MOUNINO, FEB. It, 1111.
FOUR PHAU.
DAVID . ADM,
Golden ringlets, hsiel eyes,
Deep and dreamy, fixed afart
Thoughts that to the tenltb risof
Life the heavens and be a star j
This the youthful poels'a rapture
Era tho hours his nature capture.
Chestnut curls about the brow,
Love and beauty rapt and real)
Love, a laltb the heart to bow
Beauty, a divine Ideal)
These the poet's manhood gladden
Ere the years hmjiirU sadden,
Silvery gray the clustering curls
Cloudlets ia tbe autumn sky j
Diamond droata but ghostly pearls ) L
Beauty dead and love a lit f
This the poet's fatal after-- - . ' ... ':a
Bitter teara or iigbtcr laughter.
Snowy balr and frosty beard,
Kindly glance aad cheery saying
This tbe phantom ouee he reared
While ibe soul was still a-may log.
Poet, chant eeiestial meatuers j
Heal the realm tbat holds tby treasures.
THE CONFLICT OF COURTS.
TUB MIXED eTIIOUL QL'EHTION.
In many parte of tlie countiy great
antipathy undoubtedly oxinte 4o the
osluhlinhmcnt ot what are culled mixed
schools, in which provision ia mado
for tho joint infraction of white and
Colored children. Soparuto suhoolHlbr
eacu race are maintained in mont ol
the Northern States, Tho right to ex
cludo colored children from any hut
tho echoole thus provided for their bene
fit lias repeatedly boon questioned,
formerly under the aevoral otate t on
titutions, and more recently under tbe
Constitution of tho United States.
The latent rase in which it has been
considered is that just decided in In
diana.
As lone hl'O as 1849. tho citv of Bos
ton was sued in bohalf of a colored girl
who sought to recover damages by
reason ot bcr exclusion from one of the
primary schools of that city at which
white children received instruction.
It was shown that tho citv bad eatnb-
iislied and then maintained two prim.
ary schools tor tho exclusive into of
colored children. Tho plaintiff was
represented by Charles Simmer, who
are-iied the case in tho bunrcmoJu.
dieial Court ot Massachusetts, before
Chief Justice Shaw. Ho contended
that the exclusion of colored children
from tho piihlio schools which wore
open to wiiito children was in viola
tion ot tho Constitution of Massuchu
setts, according lo which all men, with
out distinction of color or race, are
equal before the law. The Court,how-
ever, directed a non-suit, holding that
tlie regulation was Constitutional which
restricted tbe plaintiffs attendance to
tnescliools established lor colored clul
dren. ,.
A somewhat similar case was deter
mined by tho (iencral Term of the
Supreme Court of Now York at Buffalo
in itjbti. There, a provision In the
charter of that city requiring the es
tablishment ot public schools exclusive
ly for colored children, was alleged to
be an inninircmcnt ot tbe Mate Con
stitution, and contrary to the act of
l ongrOBS known as the Uivu Kights
bill. air. Justico Uaniols, now ot tbo
General Term of this judicial depart
ment, wrote the opinion of the Court,
which affirms the power of the Lciris-
latnro to require the separation of
schools lor while and colored children.
It went still further, and declared that
the right to be educated in the com
mon schools of the Slate is one derived
entirely from legislation, and is not
one of those inherent and paramount
rights whirb tbe people by Uonstila
tiunal provisions have placed beyond
the control of legislation.
Probably the most careful and intel
ligent consideration which the ques
tion has ever received in any Court,
however, was in a case decided by the
Supremo Court of California in Janu
ary last. It was an application for a
writ of mandamus commanding the
principal of a San Kntncisoo grammar
school for whito children to admit a
colored k1 into the institution as a
pupil, lie justified his refusal to re
ceive her. by releronce to the school
law of tbe Stato which expressly enacts
that "the education of children of Alri-
can descent and Indian children shall
be provided tor in separate schools,"
under which statute two schools for
such children are maintained in the
city of San Francisco, where the schol
ars are afforded instruction in all re
spects equal to that provided for whit
children at their schools. The peti
tioner's counsel argued that this statu
tory provision was null and void be
cause in contravention of that clause
of the Fourteenth Amendment of the
Constitution of the United States,
which prohibits any State from deny
ing to any person within its jurisdic
tion the equal protection of the laws.
The court, consisting on tins occas
ion of the Chief J ustice and two of tho
four Associate Justices, denied the ap
plication. Tho equal protection of tho
iaws, guaranteed by the Fourteenth
Amendment, was declared to be uni
formity and equality in tho measure of
legal riL'liU within the otato, w hich
must bo "the same for all persons found
therein, according to the rosjiective
condition of each each child as all
other children each adult as all other
adult persons." 1 1 wsb held that evory
child in the Stato, of whatever race or
color, was entitled to instruction in
the common schools, under the Consti
tution of tho United States and the
California School law ; and that this
rijtht w as not, mliinifcd by rcquinns
those of African desent to attend sepa
rate schools, provided such schools ac
tually were) maintained fur their bene
fit. But, said the Court, "unless such
separate schools bo in fact maintained,
allchildrcn of the school district,w both
er white or colored, have an equal
right to become pupils at any common
school organised under tho laws of the
State."
I This view of tho question seems to
us neither unjust nor unreasonable ;
bat it docs not accord with the conclu-'
sioa rooently reached by the Supreme)
Court of Inciuna in the com which
lately has attracted so much attention.
In that Stato there are scparato schools
for colored children, wherever the col
ored population is sufficiently numer
ous to maintain them profitably ; else-
wuore in tbe HUrta colore! children are
allowed by law to attend tha same
schools as whito children. The maiu-
tnanca of separate schools, wherever
justiflod by Ui number of colored In-
habitants, is adjudged vonsUtutioaal
but the Jndiaua court recoirnistm no
constitutional obligation whatever on
the part ol the State to provide colored
children in any other district with ed
ucational advantages equal to those
afforded white children, or Indeed any
educational advantages at sll ; so that
they are prntically debarred , from
the benefits of the common school sys
tem, nnltwrihny happen to live In the
neigiioorliood ol many others of their
own race who can support a separate
school.
We cannot retard this as an canal
measure of legal rights under the Con
stitution. While it is not improbable
that tha oonstitatjoaality of separate
hods far tho race will ulUinaUly be
affirmed by the Supremo. Court of ,llie
uniioti mates, it seems, to us still clearer
that a State which maintains ant
school system whatever must eithor
provide such scparato schools for per-
buiib ui jiinean uusucnt, in eaco terrt-
lonai aivision ol tbo Htato for schoo
puiTwaea, or j also admit them to th
same scnoots as are attended ! whitn
.bildrwn, in tbos districts whorwaena.
rai mTu.wnti nro vm eoianninefl. fat
1MV0R TANTf.HO A I VEC1.SION
Tho most Important case tried at
our late Court was that of Adam Hect
or, A. L. Guns, and Dr. J. F. Thomp
son vs. Samuel L.,Olasgow and Har
riet n. uiasgow, nia wile. Tbo action
was a scire tkciui, on a mortgage exe
cuted by defendants, for tbe purpose
oi mortgaging tne wile soparulo real
estate as security for tlie indebtedness
ot her husband to said pluintiff's. The
evidunco showed that iiluintilf bml
boon accommodation endorsers on sev
eral promissory notes of Samuel it,
Glasgow, amounting to 12,000. Thot
some time previous to June. 1872. Air.
Glasgow called on ono of tho plaintiffs
wiin a view ot getting them to endorse
more notes for him, which they declined
to do. As an inducement for them to
comply with his request, ho proposed
that if they would endorse his notes
for $1,500, his wile would join him in
executing a mortgage upon her sepa
rate rt-ai real estate, as security lor tho
notes previously endorsed by tbem,
and also for tho notes which ho then
sought to have them endorse. This
proKsition was accepted by plaintiffs,
and a mortgage was executed by de
fendants, whereby the wife's sopurate
real estate was mortgaged as security
for any liuhility then incurred or thut
might therenllvr be incurred on tlie
part of plaintiffs, by reason of their
said endorsements. Mr. Glasgow did
not defend in tho action ns against
himself. His wile, however, defended
and alleged that the mortgage did not
oina tier lor two reasons. First, bo-
cause there bad been a fruuullent al
teration of tho mortgage by her hus
band, after the execution thereof; sec
ond, because the mortgage had not
been legally acknowledged by her bo-
lor tne justice 01 tuo l'euce, who took
the acknowledgement.
As tho Court withdrew the case
from the jury for the reason set forth
in the second ground of defence, it is
not necessary that any special refer
ence should bo made to any other
branch of the case. Tho ruling prin
ciple in the case was tho illegality of
the wife's acknowledgment, as taken
before the Justice. Mr. Glasgow and
bis wife went befor P. II. Uence, Esq.,
a Justicn ot the Peace, residing in
Throe Springs for tho purpose of hav
ing said morlgago duly acknowledged.
Tho Justice asked Mrs. Glasgow wheth
er she know the nature ot the instru
ment she was shout to execute stat
ing to bcr that if sbe did not under
stand it, it was his duty to explain it
to her. She replied that she had read
tho mortgage, and understood it. The
Justice then made inquiry of her as to
whether she executed the mortgage of
her own free will and accord, and with
out any coercion or compulsion on
the part of bor husband, and she re
plied that Bhe did. The mortgage was
then signed by Mrs! Glasgow and her
husband and duly witnessed. His
Honor Judge Dean held that this was
not S) substantial compliance with th
provisions of the 2d Section of the act
ol 1770, which requires tho officer be-
lore wnom tne acknowledgement is
taken to "read or otherwise make knovn
to the mid vife the full eontenti of $uch
aeta or convruanee:' Tho Justice in
this case did not read or otherwise
make known to the wifo tho contents
of th mortgage, because she informed
him tbat she had read it herself, and
understood it. The Court held that
oven if Mrs. Glasgow did Inform the
justice mat slie bad read the deed and
understood the contents of it, she would
not be estopped from proving tho falsi
ty of ber declaration to the Justice;
and also that the Act requiring the
officer before whom the acknowledge
ment is taken to read or otherwise
mako known to the wifo tbo full con
touts of the deed, wiiut 6 sfnrty com
plui with. Under this instruction of
the Court, tho jury rendered a verdict
against the husband for 13,914.32, and
as to the wifo they found for thn do.
fondant This is indeed one of tho
most important decisions rendered in
our Court for many years. Acknowl
edgement of deeds by a wife have al.
most invariably been taken bv onr Jus.
ticoa, without the Juatice either read
ing, or explaining to the wifo, tbe con
tents ot tbe deed. These officers have
heretofore generally contented tbem-
seivwa with an examination ot the wife,
separate and apart from the husband.
and the assurance by bor that she un
derstands the deed, and has executed
it without any coercion or compulsion
of her husband. This the Court holds
is not sufficient; but that the Justice
must actually "read or otherwise make
known to tbo wifo" the content of the
deed. The counsel in the case were
Mossrs. It. M. Keer H. U. Potrikin
and Vf. 1L Woods for plaintiffs and
Messrs. John Scott and H. T. Brown
for defendants. We learn that the
case will be taken to the Supreme
Court, by the plaintiffs, where the cor
rectness of the ruling of the lower
Court will be adjudicated upon. JJunt-
xngaon Monitor.
A MILLION DOLLAR FARM.
Lyndale Farm ia a royal tract of be
tween 2,000 and 3,000 acres of tortile,
rolling ground, adjacent to the corpor
ate limits of Minneapolis, and is worth
from $300 to $1,000 per acre. Col.
King has always conducted it as a
stock larm, and his celebrated Lyndal
nera oi snori-norns, winch was sold at
Dexter Park, Chicago, last summer,
wore of his breeding here. Kiirhtv
head of cattle at that salo netted him
tho enormous sum of $130,000.' Re
cently King sold a young bull to M.
11. Cochrane of Canada lor $14,000.
Ji as emphatically a man of lare-o
figures His answer to the bank Pres
ident in Now York that he did not re
gard the check for $115,000 as a very
large sum is characteristic of the man.
Besides tbe million-dollar Lrndalo
Farm, with its palatial improvements,
King has another 2.000 acre stock
farm at Litchfield, in this state, about
eighty mile west of here. On both
farms he has probably $200,000 worth
of live stock. Ho raises nothintr but
blooded stock ; there are no common
cows in his herds. Then he owns at,
least $100,000 or $200,000 wortj of
real estate in this city.
King is also a heavy holder of North
ern Paciflo Railroad bonds, but the
can hardly be reckoned aa very desira
ble assets In th present stato of the
market Nevertheless, Bill Kinirmnv
be regarded as financially well fixed.
Yet be is one of those men who is
chronically "hard up." lie is a large
borrower at bank and of private indi
viduals, but was never known to pay
a note on the day it was due. He,
However, always nxe It np afterward.
and pays the protest fees and addition
al interest with iorfect cheerfulness.
Some people csnnot see how a mau
can honestly lay up a quarter of a mil
lion. dollars a year .out of an annual
salary ti -4,08.
It is well known here that a dotcn
years ago Bill King was not worth a
dollar. He couldn't get bis note for
$20 discounted, flo was editor of a
Republican political shoot, tho Atlat.
and waa quite a vigorous wriler.thoui'h
somowhal slangy. Through the in
strumentality ol the lion. Cyrus Aid
rich, then member of Congress from
this district, ho obtained th position
ui iuBiiuiui!Qr oi in nous ol llcpra
sentativea at Washington, which otllo
n retained until bis resignation last
year. 1 be salary of th office nover
uicoaxlod $3,000 par annum, yet tha
utinuw i. uii. ik wi won ware ma only
ostensible mpfoyment Bill King ever
k..l I. .L .I l !.!
... .mi uq piBllonai CBUIUU.
Any one conld tell voa that mil
King was a prominent member of tha
Third House, to wit: tha lobby. It
i well known that this has been th
min wbos working has yielded him
such riot return. If the whole truth
wer tnown It is believed Bill Kil
wus ss deeply in tho Credit Mobilier
mud us olhors were in its mlro; and
on pretty reliable authority boisclutrg
od wilh having been handsomely inter
ested in the Remington arms and tho
great iron lobbies. Concerning his
nuu eoniieiTlull wan tuo l'ucitlu aluil
subsidy that is sure to como out soon.
Ho bus unquestionably lust casto im
mensely among his own purtv frinds.
Hill King was counted upon as one of
tne most potoniinnuoncus to bo brought
to hour this month at St. Paul in the
re-election ol Alex. Kumxiiv United
States Senator. 'Last full Rumsay ox
cried himself lo secure Kinn's election
as member of tha Houso from this dis
trict, and a bargain was mado at tho
timo that King should in return en-
gago in log-rolling tbo legislature in
itumsay s beiiull' tins winter. llncm
nati linqvirer.
PER VERSION OF JUSTICE.
Could tho nooplo of tho United
States view tbo inner workings of the
Federal Districts Courts for tho past
lew years and sec each and evurv act
... :." I .
u ii ib Known to omniscience, tbey
would find their hair standing on end
and their blood frosen with horror.
We will not say all. but tho most of
such courts havo long hoen tho merest
inocKcncs oi justice, i licy havo been
made tho instruments of extortion.
fraud, perjury, oppression, and all sorts
ot viuany acicBtod by men and accurs
ed by heaven. Judges havo pocketed
their bribes and district attorneys aro
rolling in woullh, who, a few year
ago, wore not worth a picayune With
all this muss of rottenness and corrnp.
Hon pervading tho temples of justice,
no ono need wonder thai innocent men
havo been mado to suffer, or that in
dicted scoundrels havo escaped the
pennltios duo to crime. Many a job
has been put up sguinst innocent men
in the courts, and on more than ono
occasion witnesses for the Government
have been forced to take tho nluccs of
nucn as ino law condemned to penal
servitude. Bribery has slopped in in
hundreds, if not thousands of cases, to
save tho property and pcrsoriul liberty
of men who had worked a forfeiture of
both by bold and open violation of law.
A multitude of rascals are walking
abroad this very day with uplifted
beads, who only escaped incarceration
between prison walls by a shameless
purchase of thoso who were appointed
lo maintain the majesty of tbo law and
make it a terror to evil-doers. We
know of cue who plead guilty to a
crime which condemned him to Ststo
prison for a term of three years. Yet
by a private arrangement with tho
court ue was saved. Vt hon tho court
passed sentence the word or was glibly
substituted for the word and in the
law, and tho fellow walked out of court
a free man. Of course bo paid well
for it, and, although we may not bo
able to Prove it. vet stlllftentlenf nvonta
justified tho belief tbat others beside
the judge profited by tho bribe.
Millions of dollars havo boon lost to
the 1 atioual T rcasury by compromises
of revenue cases patched tip in the
courts. This has been a profitable
businoss to judges and district attor
neys, as well aa to department officials
at Washington. Distillers and others
guilty of frauds on the revenue havo
divied with tbo courts and saved wii
slties, forfeitures of proporty, and loss
r. );!,.. cA..u r . .: . j
to tho real facts connected with thou
sands of casos of compromises recom
mended by tho courts of manv
judges and attorneys would bo found
ni subjects lor removal, indictment,and
prosecution. It is to bo hoed that
the next Houso of Representatives will
cause tbe Commissioner of Internal
Revenue to furnish all the tinners re
lating to such cases on file in his bureau
and go into an investigation. It will
uouDiosa oe lonnrt a work requiring
uotu time anu patience, but it will pav.
W. do not wi ite lluliilv, nd trust thai
in the investigations to come this one
particular mine of fraud and raality
may be lully explored.
Outsido ot all this fraud and corrup
tion in the District courts, attention
should be paid to tho secret service of
ine A reasuiy Department This ser
vice should either bo broken up entire
or rcnpoctable, honest men appointed
to administer it affairs. It is time
that such fellows as Whitley and Net
tlcship wore made to exchange places
with some of thoir many innocent vic
tims, The following, from tho columns
of the New York iS'ua, is only one
Btory among many which may bo told
of the scoundreham worked by the
well-paid pimps employed by a reck
less and corrupt Administration :
"William Brown, of 36 Forsyth
strcot, was rooently .discharged f rom
the Trenton State prison, to which he
was committed on the 28th of May,
18C9. Brown was the victim of one
of the many secret service jobs which
nave ucpnveu innocent persons of their
liberty, and made Whitley and Netllo-
ship famous if not infamous.
"in April, 18G9, Brown was ono of
JXeltlesbius omplovoes. He was not
on tho regular force of detectives, but
waa employed atodd jobe. Neltleship
told Brown to meet him in Newark,
lie complied, and was told thaURafuel
Lewis, of Broome street noar Kinnov.
a wealthy Hebrew, bad a borso which
ha (Nottleship) wanted. Ho told
lirown to buy or bargain for it Net
Ueship, to whom tbo Government, was
paying $250 reward for evory convic
tion lor counterfeiting, gave Brown
$10 in $10 notes (which wer counter
feit) and instructed bim to nay $40 on
account to secure tho trade, and say
that be (Brown) would call on the
next day, pay the rest, and lake tho
horse away. He bargained to take
the horse for $ ICO. Af ler Brown had
Said the $10 in counterfeit notes to
Ir. Lewis, William Schonawolf, of
Orange avenue, who was employed by
Netliesbip, rushed up to Lewis with a
$50 note in his hand, and asked bim to
change it Mr. Lewis handed him tho
four $10 notes which he bad just re
ceived from Brown, and two $5 notes.
"On tho next day Nottleship and
Schonawolf charged, before United
States Commissioner John Whitehead
that Lewis had passed counterfeit
monoy. Lewiswastbercuponarrostcd
by N oltlesliip and A pplegate,and placed
under $5,000 bail. ,
"IjOwib was indicted, but be settled
with Ncttlcship for $1,500, and there
was no trial. Having fixed tin his
own caso, Mr. Lewis offered $100 re
ward lor the arrest ol Brown. Net-
tleahip and Applegate became alarmed
Hliould the local detectives capture
Brown, he would exposo them ; so Net
tloehlp and Applegate put thoir heads
together and arrested Brown, and he
was sentenced on the 2Mb of May,
1 809, by Judgo Nixon, to five years'
Imprisonment. It was plain that the
job was first fixed to send Lewis to
Mute prison, hut ho made ao much fuss,
and pursued tbe conspirators so sav
agely, that they dropped bim and sac
rificed poor Brown." Standard.
MoimtrAL Hackmim The Mon
treal Witneu tells this slory: "The
other evening a little boy modestly
mado known to the carters of a cer
tain atand on St. Catharine street that
lis wanted to go flr a doctor to attend
his mother who was ill. A tremendous
rush of drivers was made in ennse
nnenca. No. 1 barely got tho lad lo his
sicigii, wuon xso. Z snatched him away,
win,, running won in inghtened
Mo. 3 picked the little fellow out oil
his arms, plumped him In his own
sleigh, and pnlliur tbo blankot off his
nors drov off. A minute after, how-l
ever, ne was passed by farter No. 4,
who was driving a little boy. No. 3,
' ' very strange, lookod
around for his little bor hut in .in
While It bad boon pulling (To his
horse's blanket No. 4 bad aosnted the
prise'
ijffUilllfOU8.
QLKAKFJELD
PLANING
MILL
COMPANY.
rpilB
I.r.lgn.d, euoe..aora to 11KKD d
X I'OWKl.L. her.
nurou.aed Ilia t:l.KAU.
k'iKI.U PLANING Ml 1. 1,, ami relitlrd It r
uoing an eai.naiee nuilneae. All the maoblner.
will be added aeoeaaary to mako it one of lb.
moat eoni,lflto eetab iabmeal. ol Ifao kiad ia ib.
Htat.. Tuey ar. aow prepared to reeeire order.
ur any wora 10 tool one. i ney will glreapeoial
aiiraiioD 10 an mai.naie lor Bouae building.
FLOORING, WEATHER BOARDING,
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS. '
nnjcKETa, .not LnrGtt.
OF ALL STYLES, always oa band.
WORKED D0ARDS. and all articles neeeaia.
rv for builtiiof. Will be eiehanarad for IlKV
LUMHKIl, so that persons a( a distance ssay
bring their lumber, eichange It for, and return
none witn me aaannractured article.
The Company will r-lwevs have on hand a larre
stock of dry lumber, so as to bo attic to fill an
order on the shortest aof lee. Only the best and
most skillful beads will he employed, so tbat the
puuiio aiay reiy upon gooa work.
Lumber will be worked or lotrl ae low aa ll
be purchased anywhere, and warranted lo give
satUfaetion. As the businfii will be dune nnnn
tne essb principle we ean iflord to work for small
profits.
DI1Y LUMBE't WANTED I
E.n.ei.11 one and a-lalf end two loeh n.n.l
tug, for whloh a libaral prie. will b. paid.
Th. ba.in.aa will be conducted nnder tb. aami
of the
"Clearfield Tinning Mill Co."
M. fl. Rrown will nerionallT aunerlntend the
buaiaeaei .
Ordra reapaetfully aollelted.
M. O. DROWS A DRO.
Clearneld, Pa., Jaaaary S, 1174.
E LARGEST
ABSOKTMKNT OF
(STOVES ! NTOVjEN !
eeer brought lo the enunly, are belrg rroeirH at
in. iterawaroKalaoinninenl of II a. IIIGI-IOH
At CO.. oompriaing the following Cook Stereo
SPEAR'S CALOHIFIC.
SUsQUKlUNNA,
KEQULATOR.
NOPLB
EXCELSIOR.
TKIUMFIi.
GOV. PENN.
HEADING
NATIONAL RANGE. AC. AC.
Alao, the following Heating Btoeoai
spear's anti clinker,
spear's anti dust,
(pear's orbicular,
kpear's parlor cook,
' morning light,
BON TON,
GIPHEY,
VULCAN,
.SUN HE AM,
RUDY'
DAUPHIN EGO,
CHESTER EGG,
VOLCANO,
PHOENIX,
heavy bar room asd stork
Room stoves, au.
Clearaeta. Sept. la, ibtX.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
FOR SALB BT
II. F. Rigler A Co.
IRON DOUBLE-SHOVEL PLOWS.
WOOD DOUBLE-SHOVEL PLOWS.
WOOD BINULB-8H0VEL PLOWA.
IRON CULTIVATORS.
WOOD CULTIVATORS.
OOWANDA A IRON BEAU PLOWS,
PITTSRCRO STERL PLOWS.
HAUPT'S BELLKFANTE PLOWS.
RODn'SON'S aad THOMPSON'S PLOWS.
aWr-Sharea for all ol the aboeo Plowa eon.
HanUy oa hand. mylS TI
T. A. FLECK & CO.,
Have now on head, aad are daUv receiving ad.
ditioas thereto, a large and well selected stock,
asi irein iron tne aouiaoturere, of
Dress OoadtDry Goods, Bilks, Hats, Bonnet
Old Ladies' Caps, Khewli, Waterproofs, La
dies' Fur Caps, Hair Uoods, tl sots' Fur
ai'hing tiooda, hbirts, Uloves, Hose,
Overalls, Lainbermen's Flannel,
Ladlea' Underwear, Coils,
Collars, Handkerchiefs,
CHILDREN'S INDBRWRAR AND WHITE
IRKS9BS,
Perfumerr aad Soma. iUtoioral Skirts, awav-
dowa, Stocking!, of every t lie, variety and oolurr,
Notion a, Trimmings aad Fancy Uooda, ia almost
end Ism variety.
n. n.-wa but
F011 CAiSII.
FOR CASH' AND SKLL
dec.Lf
O. I. c.
WIIRRR ta bey my DRY 0001)8, OHO
oerles, Qaeenaware, t. law ware. Druas aad
Notions, Confectioneries, Ac, eheap for cash.
The subscriber bees leave to inform his old and
aew eastomert that he has opened
A VARIETY STORK
IN ULKN HOI'S, PA.
And will sell goods at prices to suit the times. A
liberal reduction will be made to customers buy
ing at wholesale.
Call and eiamlne ai stock before nrahasine
elsewhere. A liberal alter of public patronage it
O. J. KIAQY.
Qlea Hope, Pa., Jane 14, 1ST I.
II.
. F. BIGLER i. CO.'S
-SPECIALTIES-
.. . .
BUILDERS' HARDWARE, .
MECHANICS' HARDWARE,
LUMBERMEN'S HARDWAHB,
Farming utensils,
MILL SUPPLIES,
IRON a RAILS,
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISIIK.,
PAINTERS' FINDINGS,
CALCINED PLASTER.
May II. 1171.
CI1KAP GROCERIES!
LUMIIb'R CITT, PA.
The andereignod aaaooaeeo lo hit old ftlead.
and patron, lhat h. h.a opened a good liao ol
OHOI KKIKS A PROVISIONS at the old elaad
of Kirh A Speneer, for whieh be eellell. a libera1
patronage. H. W. SI'RNCKH.
Lumber City, Pa., Mareh JI If.
8AW81 8AWSI 8AW8!
DISTAN'8 CROSS OUT, MILL, DRAO AND
CIRCULAR SAWS.
i
Boynton'i Lightnbg Crow-out Saw.
A ISO,
PATENT PBRFORATBDA BLJtCTBIC SAWS,
Fo, iale V, . . ,
eotll.tl B. F. BIOI.BR A 00.
Hi6IIilllC0U3.
II. F. BIGLEIt & CO.
II Alt I) w in i:,
Also, Manufacturerswf
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
CLBARFIBLD, PA.
HARMING IMPLEMENTS of all
L
klnda for aale Ly
II. r. BIUI.EK A CO.
I) AILItOAD WHEELBARROWS
It
fur aala by
H. P. BIGLER A CO.
QIL, PAINT, PUTTY, GLASS
Nolle, ate., for till by
II. F. BIGLER A CO
TTARNESS TRIMMINGS A SnoE
Finding!, for ill. by
11. K. BIGLER A CO
Q.UNS, PISTOLS SWORD CANES
For aalo by
II. F. BIGLER A CO
gTOVES, OK ALL SORTS AND
Biloe, for nil by
H. F. BIGLER t CO
RON I IRON I IKON! IKON 1
Wmt eala. t.j
H. P. BIGLEH k CO.
ITOKSK SHOES k HOUSE SHOE
NAILS, for sale by
II. F niQLEK I CO
pULLEV BLOCKS, ALL SIZES
And host Hannfaelarfffor sale by
H. F. BIOLKR A CO.
MUMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE
BOXES, for sale by
H. F BIOLEK k CO
pODDEU CUTTERS for salo br
cn30-7O H. F. MGLER k CO,
TIN EU A ft BITTERS.
I'l'RKLY VEGETABLE.
FREE FROM ALCOHOL.
DR. WALKER'S
CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR BITTER S.
Dr. J. Walker's California Yinenar Bitters are
a purely VefetaUe prVpnrslion. made ehieflj
from the native herds found on the lower ranjrrs
of this Hti-rra Nevada mountains of California,
(he medicinal properties of which are cxtiaeted
'be 'fir tn without the ue of Alcohol. The ques
tion Is almost daily a iked, "What is tbe eaute of
he nierellled sueeeis of maoaa liirraas r
Oer an p wer is, that tbey remove the cause of dis
cs, and the patient retjf vrrs bis health. The)
are tbe great blood purifier and a life-giving
principle, a perfect Renovator and Invijturatur
( tbe syottm. Never before in the history ar
ibe world, has a medicine been compounded ps
wtiing tbe remarkable qualities of viatoaa Uit
vans in healing tbo aiok uf every disease man ir
heir to. They aro a gentle Purgative as well as
a Tonic, relieving Congestion or Inflammation of
oe Liver and isceral Urge as, la Bilious Dis-
Tbe properties of Dr. Walker's Vincrar Bit.
lera are Aperieut, Diaphoretic. Carminative. Ka-
triei'ins, Laiative, ttiiiretir, Sedative, Counter
Irritaat, Sudorific, Alterative, and AntiBiliuns.
Orateful thousands proclaim Vinegar Bitters
tbe most wonderful Invigoraat tbat ever saatala
ed the sinking By item.
No person ean take these Di Iters according to
directions and remaia long anwell, provided thsir
bones ate nut destroyed by mineral poison or
other means, and vital orgaas.
Bilious, Remittent and Intermittent Fevers,
whieh are so prevalent In tbe ralleyi of our great
rivrrs throochnut tho United States, especially
those of the Miseiseippi, Ohio, Missouri, Illinois.
Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkansas, tied, Colora
do, Hrasoa, Rio tire ride, Petri, Alabama, Mobile,
Savannah, Roanoke, James, and many others,
with their vast tributaries, throughout aar entire
oountry during tha Hammer and Autumn, and
remarkably to daring eeasona of unequal heat
and dryness, are invariably aeeompinied by ex
tensive derangements of tbe ktnmech and liver,
and ether abdominal viaeera. In their treatment
a parget Ive, exerting a power's I influeaee apnn
these varioas organs, la essentially necessary.
There is ao cathartic for the purpose equal to Dr.
J. Walker's Vinegar Bitters, as they will epeedily
remove the dark colored viie d matter with which
tbe bowels are loaded, at the Same time stlmalat
ing the areretione of tha liver, and generally re
storing the bealtby functions of the digestive
organs.
Fortify the body against disease by purlfi ing
all iU fluids with Vinrgar Hitters. No epidemic
ean take hold of a syiietn (bus fore-aimed.
Dyspepsia or Indif Minn. Headache, Pain la
the H boulders, Cougba, Tiithtnesa or the Chest,
Ditsiaece, hour Kruetinas or the Btnmach, Bad
Tame in tbe Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Pelpilation
of the Heart, Inflammation of tbe Langs, Pain
in tho region of the Kidneys, and a hundred
other painlul symptoms, are the offuprings ot
Dyspepaia. One buttle will prove a better guar
aatee of its merits than a lengthy advertisement.
Scrofula, or King's Evil, White Swellings, W
ears, Erysipelas, S-cll,d Neck. Ooltre, borufu
lous Inflammation, Merearial affections, Old
Sorss, Kruptions of the Skin, Sore Kyes. etc. la
these, as in all other eoastitutional diseases,
Walter's Vioefrar Bitters bare shown their great
curative powers In the most obstinate and in
tractable eases.
For Inflammatory and Chronic Rheumatism,
(tout, Bti.ou-, Remittent and Intermittent Fevers
Diseasee or the lllod, Liver, Kfdneya and the
Bladder, these flitter, have no equal. Pooh Dis
eases are caused by Vitiated Blond.
Mechanical Dieeases. Psrsona engaged la
I'aiats and Minerals, snob as Plumber, Type
setters, Uold-beaters aad Miners, ae they advene
ia life, are sabjeet to paralysis af tbe Bowels.
To guard against this, take a does of Walker's
Vinegar Bitters occasionally.
For Bh: In Diseases, Kroptlons, Tetter, falt-
ftliMtan tllnla.. Uu. E. ' i-- g . a, ,.
tarbuaclev, Ring worms, Scald bead Horn Rvea,
Rrysipelas, Iteh, Hearfs, Diseol oration a of the
8kn, Humors and Diseases or the Skia of what
evee nana n asiaH 1 1- j .
i a . . "asi.j aK vp ma
carried eat of tbo erst em la a short time by the
Pia, Tape and ether Worms, larking In tba
system of so many thoussndi, are effectually de
stroyed and rcnotfait. Na ! r .i.4..
no vermifuges, aa antholmiaities will free the
iem i rum worms lite there Hitters.
For Female Complaiats, la young or old, mar
ried ar eingle, at the dawa of womanhood er the
tura of liie, three Toatc Hitlers tilt-play so de
cided an lnffeeee that tmpraremeat la sue sir-
oeptible. r
Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever yon ftnd
Hts Imparities barsting throngh the skia In Pirn
;plei, Krupiton?, or Soreej ekanee It when tww
and H abstracted end slnggish la I he rains:
cleanse It when It Is foul, y..nr feeling will tell
yea when. Keep the blood pare, and the health
taaJ IVE W ivlleW.
Ft. n. McDonald a co.,
Draggletl Bad Sea. Arte . Sea Franeleeo. r.B
ferala, and ooraer of Wuhlagtoa ond Cherlten
olreeu. New T.rk. Bold hy all Drugglata aad
Boet JI la
BARGAINS IN MUSICAL IN
BTRUMBNTSI Orgau, both aew aad
eeeoad hand, at the Muiti Sure, oppoelle Ualiah'a
Farailare Stare. All peroral latoreeoed are tael
bed U aall and oaaaiina a aaw atela a n..
e eahtblliea. Sheet M.ale and Mule Books
""""I"""- aplll-Tltf
Sotfls.
ALLEGHENY HOTEL,
(Market St., bet. Third aad Poarlh.l
CI.KAHfllol.ll. A. "
The eubeeilber boring beooma proprietor or
thlahotal, would roapeelfully ark a liberal aharo
or publlo patronage. Prioee redueed lo eall Ibe
tiutea.
Jaa.10.Ti.-ir. 0. L. LIIPOLDT.
S" USL2UEH ANNA IIOUSK, "
CUHWKNSVILLE, PA.
NEWTON READ, Paoraiaron.
II. ring heaoma proprietor of thla Hotel, I
would r, apeollully aolieit tho petroaage ol tbo
publlo. IJouao leeiantly and eoaveai.olly ait
uetrd i B wl rofltled and roforBiabed t food earn,
ploror.aealtiubed. All railroad Iraml il-p al
thla hi,ael. jeoJI) To
SHAW HOUSE,
(Cor. of Merkel A Front alraal. I
CLEAKFIKLD, PA.
The aad.r.lri.d h..lo. .1.
II otol, would reapeetrully .ollell puhlla oelron.ge.
- w.n.rvi,l.aHIUA,
LToITaTjFhous7!!,
(Near the H.llroad Depot,)
(.'I.KAHb-lui.lt 1,1
A aharo of pablio patronage le reipeetfull, H.
"'""I. dilf.4 . B. MOW, Prop',"
WASHINGTON Hoi'sl?;
NEW WASHINGTON, p
Tb a new and well rn,l.l..,i h - l '.
taken by the andenlgned. He feela eonndont .1
oeing .Die to render lellefactlon to thoaa who
faror biia with a oell. "
"T O.W. DAVIS, Prop',. .
M
ONTOUH HUH BE,
Oppo.lle the Court Ilooao,
LOCK HAVEN, PENN A.
Jell'71 HAUKKALA KROM. P..'.
B
RotkUHiiiipp iiot aii.
BKI.LEFO.NTB, PA,
D. JOHNSTON A SONS,
ootli'TI
Propriotora.
LOYD HOUK15,
M.I. S
V, . .- o.
PIIILII-oUlUiu, PENN'A.
Table alwava i.t...l..T;.L ....
' r -nil iu m tbe market
. Aisnnr idOl D.
THE MAslfONlioUSET
Corner of Soeondaod Market StreeU.
. CLEAIirii.ll. aea
rpHI! eld and eoaiBiodloaa Hot.) bai. darl..
X Ih. piat year, neea enlarged to doable ,J
r.P, ior toe oniertamoienl of atrea
gere end I goeata. Thi .bole b.lldin, bu b.V.
r.rurniahed, and the proprietor wilf ap. ,,
luyuftL"' f""" """tb"
f-Th. 'Mualoa lloaae" Oaielboa raaa u
and fro. th. D.pot on the arrival and depart."
of eeeb treia. JOHN DOUuiiuhtv
" " Proprleu,
ffntistrj).
J. M. STEWAET, D. D. S.,
OB.e oror Irwln'a Drog Store.
CUKWENSVII.l ui
AlllMU.n.,.,l. ..
J rr in loe Bieeaenieel
Oroneralira hMn.l . - . .
. .i t ' I""-,r"J auenoea to led
Bllaraotioa guaraoleed. Special atleatioa paid
I. h. Imiln.., .1 . . m . I1"
u,...j -,,. , ,"."",r'."".
r, . ,,r-'-nijr ji tne leetb toe-
..full,correct.d. Teeth extracted without
; id. aniaeiai teetfe tnaerted
of the best material and warranted to render a.
at 1.1- M'TII.
v. i.JinnoLn. a. w. abxolb. j. b. absulb
F. K. ARNOLD A. cn
Hanker and Hrokorn,
RcynoldsvUlo, Je Hereon Ca., Pa.
Mortar rvii-i4t an Annmtt n:..
derate raUa. Eaatara shJ p.:. atl.
" " i at Ditnani'i bj.
wava an hand aad collections promptly made,
Counly National Bankj""
OF CLEARFIRLD. PA.
KOOM In MaMnle Building, .no door north el
C. I). Waleon'a Drug Store.
I'uanTi.Wti n.J t : r,
town, llle.gow, London, Parie and Copenhegfi.
" .. ,.,,. i.r on in. noyal aankor Ireland
and Imperial Bank or London.
JAaiKS T. LEONARD. Prert.
W. M. SnAW, Caibler. o,l;.j4
J. Tl W'nirb DJ J ,,7. '
BANKINQ Sl COLLECTION HOUSE
mcgirk & perks.
Stweeasora to Foster, Perks, A Co.,
Phlllpsbarg, Centra Caaaty, p.
WHERE all the business of a Banking He
most favoraole torma marT-t
DREXEL & CO.,
No. SI outh Third Street, Philadelphia
And Dealers in Government Securities.
Application by mail will reewieo proaipt attea
tion, and all Inforuatioa ebaarfully ruraiiecd
UHere eolieted. April 114
The Lightning Tamer.
rpilB andereignod ere the aola Ageata la Ilia
K ' - - - i.vi.b nn.n.ll UH.UIIOj
LlllHTNlNO RODS." Tli.ee aro tbe oalruft
mda aow la io, aad era oodoried by all tal
etentilo niOB le the eoaatry.
w a Boreny notir, tba elllaeae af tho oeetl
that wo will pat then np a better red. aid Iw
l.aa momy, lhaa la charged by the fenii
ag.au who annually Iraeoroo tbe loaaty ail
carry of oar little ceoB, Borer te retara.
ENCOURAGE HOME LABOR.
Tbo.. wlihing Lightning Roda ineted M
thilrbnlldingi need bataddroea aa by lellat.et
call la poraoa. We will pat them ap anyoken
la Iheeoanty, Bad warraat thaal. The Redaaof
Flttaroi oaa ha aoea al any tine hy colli., al
oer .lore. H F. BIULKR A CO.
Cleorleld, Mareh II, IK7l.lt
JOHN TROUTMAN,
DEALER IN
FURNITURE,
MATTRESSES,
AND
Improved Spring Beds,
MARKET STREET, NEAR P. 0.
The anderalgned oeg. leaeo to lifer, the do-
aena or Clearfield, and Ibe public grnrrellr, lad
h. hae oa hand a In. aaeortmeat of Karelin
neb aa W.laut. ChMaat and rallied CkeaW
rluilee. Parlor 8.11.1. Reelialag aid ElleeM
Cheire, Ladiee' ar.d fleate' Ke.y Chbira, u. Iw
formed Dining oad Parlor Tbair.. On. oreliaal
Wlndeor Chair., Clothu Bar.. Step led lint
loa Laddara, Hal Reohi, Serabblag Breik".
MOULDING! AND PICTURE FRABB8,
t...'.:r.j Qlaaaoa, fkromo., Aa., which eo.H w
.ullehl. ror llullea areeenfe
dooloTI r JOHN TRorTNA.
READING FOR ALLII
BOOKS STATIOKERt
Market at., Clearfield, (at the PeetoJ
'IIIIK BBdoralgaed hogo leaea teoaaeeaeia
A IheeltleoBaofCloarlald aad rlaliili.l-"
he hae llted Bp a room aad hae Jul
rrooj ibeelty with a largo aoioaatef mi'H
allir, leaalitlag ia part af
Bibles and Miscellaneous Boobi
m..b . . -, ... n... uw. .r ..en
lerlptioaf Paper Bad EBoelopoa, Freiek prteej
andplalai Peaa and Pencil! I Bleak, bir
rpere, ueede, Hortgogeai dadnweat,
tloa and Promloeory aotei Wki.-Iv"
..t Rri.f I....I r.. w...l c. eed Bill (W
bbeet, Maela for eithor nana, FliM or Vwa
ooaeuntly oo bead. Any book! or ItellieO
dealred that I aaay aot haeo .a hoed, will M
ordered by Iral aapnai, aad loll al
or retail te Ball laalemora. I win o,r. .
porlodloal lltoralere, laoh aa Hegeilm. ' I
panora, ae. r. A. ""
Olearlold May T, HOI If
u
NDERTAKINO.
Tbo anderelgaed are bow Mir propuet I
carry ea Ibe baalaeaa at
lUiDEUTAKIJift
AT RBAS3NABLB RATES,
Aad eoeBoetlaTty Klielt the falreaiga ""I
Beodiog each lerrleea. -Uil I
JOHN TB'M --''
JAMES ULIA"'
Cloarleld, Pa, Feb. II, 1174. .
T IMKI LIMB!
The (nderelgnod le bow ,-epared ee""!
ae paella wllk a. eaooil.at ojaality
Bfllldfnnts WonH.Burned Limi
pleeeariag aaraooM.by the Urn t
Illy. Caabofoaadfoelae,ieMalal,'l
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