A
1
Jr t .,
gavaiwrr, f iiHvnrf.
i RACKET1 ' & SCIIBY YEB,
milk its m
HARDWARE,
ud nunuftclurtre of
Tln.Copprr & Sheet Iron Wnrc,
Second Street,
CLUAIU'IULI). PA.
Having larg.ly loereased our eloek of Hard
ware, wo Invito tho pulillolo ejtnmluo our Hoc
and prises.
Carpenters and persons who oonlemptnte build,
log w ill do well to esamlne our
TOOLS & BTJILDINO HARDWAKB.
-i,i,.v. i. ... in,l of tin bcit manufacture, and i
will bo lold low for ei.k.
I
NAILS.
rrTTY,
GLUE,!
LOCKS,
LATCH KB,
HINGES.
SCREWS
All kin.li at HiMieh Planes, S,iw, Chisels, Squares,
Itnmtners, llntehrti, I'ltimhs snd Levels,
Mortised A Thutnh Uueges, Bevels,
llrares A Hilts, Wood and Iron
lleneh Merrws, and tbo best
Boring Maehino in the
mnrkrt.
Double and Single Eitt Axes,
POCKET CUTLERY, it.
Ayrnt for flurnclt'a Iron Com Shelter,
warranted. ,
Also, aguuts for Richsrds'
(iUTIIIC I I.HE TOPS,
which eOVetiially run Smoky Fluor.
Farmers' Implements anil UarJen Tools of evary
dr-sorlntlna.
A largo variety of
COOK STOVES,
which we warrant to give llefuctioO.
Portable it a it pes and Furuatea,
its-Hoofing, Spouting mid Jb Work done on
renii i a die tcnui. AU onlera will receive prom pi
Rttcnttiii June j I. 87il;
BIGLER, YOUNG & REED,
t Sneceort to IJ.ijuhm A, Young,
.FOUN DISKS & MACHINISTS
Wiwiufuoturert of
PORTABLE & STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES
Comer of Fourth and Pine Streets,
CI.BARPlKl.n. PA.
HAVINO engaged In the manufacture of first
olsss MACHINERY, we respectfully Inform
the publlo that we are now prepared to 111 all
order! an cheaply and as promptly as can be done
In any of the rltie,. Wo manufacture and dealia
Mulay and Circular Saw-Mills
Head Blocks, Water Wheel!, Shafting Pulleys,
OiRord'e Injector, Steam Onuget, Steam Whistles,
Oilers, Tallow Cup', OH Cops, Oange Cocks, Air
Cuoka, fllnbo Volvo,, Oheek Valrei, wrought Iron
Pipes, 8 cam rumps. Roller Food Pumps, Anll
Frletion Metres, Roup Stone Packing, Onm Peok
lug, and all kinds or NILL WORK, togothsr
with Plows, Bled Soles.
COOK AX I) PA RLOR STOVES,
and other CARTINGS of all kinds.
-Oideri solicited and oiled at any prices
All letters of Inquiry with reference to machinery
of our manufacture promptly answered, bjaddrea
tng as at ClearOeld, Pa.
j.olTl.lf BIIILRH, YOUNfl A RKEU.
VTEW 6TOHE AND NEW GOODF
JOS. SHAW & SON
Unva just opened I
Niw Stoii, on Main SI.,t'LiAriii.o, Pa
lately ocoupied bj Wro. F. IltWIV.
, Their stock consists of
a ira "52" sa- cd oe ao a
norii! of tho best quality,
Qheknswark, Hoots nnd Shoes,
and every article necessary for
oue's comfort.
Call and examine our stock before pur
ehiuing olsswhere. Ma; 0, IXGG-tf.
TERRA COTTA STANDING VASES,
HANGING VASES,
Strive Lining nnd Fire Brick,
kcjil oonrtontlr en hnoil.
STOXE A EARTIIES-WARE
01' KVKItY BKSCRIl'TIONI
CHOCKS! POTS! CUOCKSI
1 fri.tt.ra Paf.nt Alrtlfhi Helf ftpaliliar I
I'riill (anal
BTtTTl'.R CROCKS, with llils,
CREAM CROCKS. Htl.K CROCKS,
AI'IM.K nt'TTEIt CROCKS,
PICKI.K CltOCKH,
TLOWKR TOTS, PIR PISHES,
8TEW POTS,
And a great many other things tea nnmerons te
mention, to be had at
FRED'K. LEITZINGER'S f
STONE - WARE POTTERY,
Comer of Cherry and Third Mtreets,
rl.KAUFIKI.U, PA. anjj
Down I Down 1 1
THE LAST ARRIVAL
AND OP CO HUSK THK CHKAPK8T)
, A Proclamation against High Prices!
TTTB are now npuiinr ap a lot of the let and
If mort aeauuinable t.wnls nnd Wane ever
offered in tbia mnrket, and at priiws that remind
one of the good M daye wf okeap thinga. Those
wlie lack faith upon this point, or deem oar alle
gations superfluous, nued but
VAI.L .1T tH It STOIti:,
Corner Front and Market streets.
Where they win eew, feel, hesr nnd know for then
. selves. To folly nniliretnnd what are eheep Rood.
; this must be done. Wo ln Heou tt narti.an
a f ennmerate and itemite onr etoek. l I, enooab
for ns Ml stale lb. I
We have Evorvtlung that ii Needod
and eensnmed 1n this market, and at prices thai
aetnnlsh both old and roung.
da2 JOSKI'II II A It A PON.
Clearfield Nursery.
' iNCOUKAGJ. HOME INDIWTUV.
flMII wwelerilicned, hsrlnj eslahllihed a Mai
JL serr Ike 'Pike, aboil balf way betwsst
Cleerh.ld and Curwens.llle, Is prepared ie fvr
nttemll winds .f FHVIT TRKRS, f standard and
d.arf,V tCertrrawns, fthfnhhary, Orspe Vines,
Ueweberrtea, taertel Rlaekbsrry, Strawharry.
aod laatwery Vlewe, Aim, Siberian Crab Trsaa
, Uvea, and Mrlfsnarlet Rhabarb, la. Ordet.
, pr.aipaj atmde4 te Address,
e i i. p. wittnnT.
septl.'si-fi CarwsB.HIe. Pa.
V-s ' ' " '
, gry owls, ttrorrrif. Ctf.
i, r. w it a tiih
v. vr. mtt.
, ULEARF1KLD, PA.,
Art offering, it Ibc old itantt of 0. L. Herd A Co.
their stock of goods, oouslttlng of
DRY - GOODS, GROCERIES,
BOOTS A SHOES,
HATS CATS,
HARDWARE,
QtlKBNBWARB,
FLOUR, FEED, SALT, &o., &o.,
Al tbo unit immUi rates for CASH or in
etrnange for
Square Timber, Boards, Shingles,
OR COl'.VTRY PRODUCE.
Per-Advances made lo those engaged In get
ting out square limber on ths most advantageous
terms. pdtljen7
T
IO TI1K
FRONT!
CiRICAT EXCITEMENT
AT TUR
CLEARFIELD BAKERY
OYSTER SALOON!
Tht uinleriiirnrd hirinit Joit Bttrd up new,
tnrge nnd coDt In r table rouiM oo Market atrset,
ocr Tliird. rr'iftrullr to farm, tho public tlit
lie now drpptrrd to nooninmodnle them with
cTerTtbinjr In hii lini on vhnrt nulioe and at oil
bvitrt of I be ur, HQ Rcrpii on iimn
ERKSII DR RAD,
Ri:SK.S, IIOLU, TIES,
CAKEH, all kin .
FRESH OYSURS IN EVERY STYLE,
- and a funeral aitortmcnt of
CONFKCTIONMUKS, VIlUITfl. NITS, io
All of which will be delivered to euatoioere at ibetr
reiidfoecu, wboa rc(ueted to d to.
KV. CHKAM, by the dlnh.terved In o iientl) fur
niidird mxa.
Tin. tk fu I for the grneroux patronage bcntcwed In
the paat, he bopra to merit and receive a eon
tinnenec of the rame from Via old atu-
inorr', and otlirrf.
JOHN STADLER.
- Judo IS. '75 If.
rANIEL GOODLANBKU,
Ll'THKUSBl RO, PA.,
Dealer la
DRY GOODS. NOTIONS,
HOSIERY k GLOVES,
HATH k CAPS and BOOTS I SHOES,
Tohafco, Uroceriei and Fib, Nail, Hard ware.
Quonaware and Ulaiiwaro, Mrs a ana
Hoy' Clothing, Drug, Painta,
(Mil, School rlimka.
a Urge lot of Patent Medioinea,
Can. lice, Nate A Drlxd Frulli. CherM and Crack -
ere, Uoek and Kiflo Powder,
Flour, Cimin nnd PotatOfK,
Clorer and Timothy Seed,
Mole t.enther, Moroeooa, I.inlnjxw, Ilindinga and
Thread, Hboernakera' 'ioul and
tShne Finding.
No greater variety of gooda In any atore In the
eoanty. All ftr lale rery low fr canh or eounlrj
proilucw) at the Cheap Corner. Aug. 21, 1871.
The Hell's Run Woolen Factory,
Penn township, Clearfield Co., Pa.
It V R M F. IJ 1IWTI
BURNED UPI
The subscribers haTe, at great e pen se, rebuilt
oeighbnrhood ntoessity, in the erection of a flraU
elass Woolen Manufactory, with all tho modern
improvements at taohed, and are prepared to make
all kinds of JMb, Cnasimerae, Hatinetta, Blan
keU, Flannels, An. Plenty of goods ou band to
supply all our old and ft thousand new eustomers,
whom we ask to oome and eiamlne our atook.
The husincts of '
. CAP.DINQ AND FULLINQ
will reoelre our especial attention. Proper
arrangements will be made to reoeiro and deliver
Wool, to euit lustumera. All work warranted and
lone upon the shortest notice, and by strict atten
tion to business we hope to rcallxo a liberal share
tf public patronage.
KMMMI P0l'NI8 WOOL WANTED I
We will pay the highest market price Tor Woo
and sell our manufactured goods as low aa similar
goods ean be bought in the county, and whenever
we fail to render reasonable satisfaction wo ean
always be found at homo ready to make proper
eiplanntion, either In person or by letter.
. JAMBS JOIINHON A HONS,
aprlUfltf ' Bnwer P.O.
LKATIIM
8I1PKRSEIIP.D BY
COVKRT'M PATENT METALLIC
BREAST HOLD-BACK
Made of the best Mallca-
his Iron, and isattaehed
to tbe Hemes by the best
Snap ever Invented. It
ia easily andqutrkly put
on, and prevunta the
whipping of the horses
hy the polo, .hot liable
to get out of repair.
Will last for years. All
We ask is a Tatr trial, to
convince all parties us
tng them that they art '
unsurpassed in value for
the purpose for which
they are intended.
RACK ETT A BCIIHYVKR.
Clearfield, April 14, 1874.
MARBLE AM) STOVE YAKI) !
. Mrs. S. 8. LIDDKLL.
Having engaged In the Marble buslneea, desires
to infirm her frlendi anil the public that she lias
row and win keep constantly on hand ft largo and
well selected stock of ITALIAN AND VERMONT
UARDLft, nut m prepared to farnlih to order
TOMBSTONES,
BOX AND CRADLE TOMBS,
. MONUMENTS,
Curbs and PoeU for Cemetery Lots, Window
Sills and Cnpi, slso.
BUREAU, TABLE AND WASII STAND
' '' ' .. TOPS, d., aW ..'
fcaYard on Reed street, near tbe R, R. Depot,
Clearfield, Pa. . J07,TI
jUNSMITHING. " t
- Q. W.WOLFE, .
PRACTICAL GUNSMITH. ,
Shop nn Third street, over Rlley'i blacksmith
.hep, t'iiKAKMr,i.if, r.
All kinds of Hides nnd Shot flutt tna hand
Repairing dont In a firtt-elass manner and at fair
prices. mini
Ijlvory Ntnblo.
rpHR wudertlgned begs leave to Inform the pub-
1. lie that be i new luliy prepareo to aeeom mo
dule all in tbe way of furnishing Horses, Buggies,
Saddles and Harness, on the shortest notice and
en reasonable terms. Reaidtnoton Itoeusl street.
OKo! W. GEAR II ART.
Tlearfteld. Feb. 4.
pOR n.AI,sV.w The anderelgned nffera for
of Clearfie-id. Lot nilft feet, with a good twi
ttery plank bovea thereaoft erected, with three
rooms down etaVft and fnwr bd rvMHas up stairs.
Also, tewing room aexl balh room wn eotnnd floor.
llenee ntssmd complete) from Mner to ittic
Ueod dnar.lc poreh and good waters, PHoe rcft
aonahle end payments easy.
HOaugTa . WU, M. MeCDLLOITOir.
J. li. M'MUlfiiAY
WILL RIIPn.T Von WITH SUV ARTtrl.lr
OP at RattJM ANDIHK AT TIIK VKRV I.OWKST
PlUCii. CtlMtl AND SKI. l t;lay,)
NEW" WASHINGTON.
DUtrrllanfous.
JJARD TIME8
HAVE NO EFFECT
IN FRENCH YILJf-E I
I am await that there are aonie peramia a little
hard to pleaae, and 1 am alto aware (hat the
enmplalnt of "hard lianea" it well nigb nitivtrcul.
Hut 1 am po aituated now that 1 run titly the
former and prove oonelualvely thai "bard hiuea"
will not eOeut tbeee who ouy ineir goona irom me,
and all my patroni hall I lultiatrd Into the e-
ret of 4
IIOW TO AVOID HARD TIMES
I have gooile enough to'aupply all the Itiba b
tanta In (tie lower end of the county wgiub I aell
at eieending low ratoa from my mamuii'tb atore In
MULtiUNlit'HU, where 1 ean alwaya bt foontl
ready to wait upon oaltera and etipply them wltt
Dry Goods of all Kinds,
Buoh at Clothe, getinctla, Caailmerea,
Urlalnea, Linen, Prilling!, Lauooea,
Trlmminga, Uibbuna, Lace,
Read j -made Clothing, Rood and Phora, Hata and
Cape all uf the beat material and made to order
Iluee, nocka, uiavei, Minena, uaeei, riiunone,ae.
. GROCERIES OF ALL KIM'S.
Coffee, Tea, Bugar, Rice, Molaaiei, Fixh. Palt,
Pork, Linseed Oil, t ih Oil, Carbon Oil.
Hardware, Qneenaware, Tinware, Caitinga. Tlowi
and Plow Caatingi, Nalla, Mpikea, Corn Cult it -tore,
Cider Preiaa,and all kinda of Ami.
Perfumery, Palnti, VarnUh, Ulaii, and a grniral
aaiortment oi matumory,
GOOD F LOU It, i .
Of different brands, aiwayi on band, and will be
old at the lowest possible nguroa.
II. MeClaln'l Medicine, Jayne'a Medicines,
Iloatetter'a and HouOand's Hitters.
5000 pounds of Wool wanted for which the
bigbeat prloo will be paid. Cloverreed on bane
and for sale at the lowest market price.
Also, Agent for Btrattonvlllc and Cur we mi ilio
Threshing Machine!.
m.Call and eeefor yourselves. Ton will find
everything waaally kept in a retail atore.
L. M. COUDHIKT.
Frenohrllte P. 0., Angnit 12, 1874.
THE QI.EAK FIELD
FIRE CLAY CO.
CLEAllFIKLD, PA.,
HAltrr ACTfRKRt Of
I Ilti: ItBtIC K,
Furnace Blocks. Has Retorts,'
Stove Linings, Paving Tilea, &o.
Chlmuru Top, irGirfoic Cnp,'
ntirf l'nc.
All kinds of Architectural Adornments.
nnmivir ttL'ct.ive r ti'dbi Atta
MADE TO ORDKR.
With iinprored meihinery, first elass material
and skilled workmen, we ean warrant all our
manufactures to be equal lo if not superli r to
any In the market.
Artivles uf our manufacture ean be seen at tbe
Works, near Railroad Depot, or at tho Hardware
Store of U. P. fiiglrr A Co.
All order from ft distance, addressed tu (he
tieneral Superintendent, wiil receive prompt at
tention. ' J. CI. IIARTHWK K,
JOHN FRKOlItiON, Ocn'l Supt.
of Hratblield, Oarnkirk, Scotland,
Supt. Manufacturing Dept. may 20 T I
JEAD THIS.
FLOUR & FEED DEPOT
Tho attention of tho ottitene of Clearfield and
vicinity la directed to the fact that Goodfrjlow A
Bun are the agenta of M. Nleoe At Co., and have
lust received ft nalr doaen ear loans oi F loor ana
Peed, which they offer at tbe lowest possible fig
res. A large stock of
FLOUR, CORN MEAL, CHOP,
UUCKWnKAT PLOUIl, BRAN,
Potatoes, Shelled Corn, Cora lo ear, Ac, At.
Partloutar attention It tailed to M. Nice A
Co.'t brand of Family Flour, which is tht beat In
tht market.
Flour and Feed can and will bo sold oheaner
than U tan bo obtained elsewhere in Clearfield
county.
jany-(Store on Market street, neit door to lion.
Alexander Irvift'e residence,
(lOOllPrsLLOW A HON,
Jan 1(1 tf Agents for M Niece A Co.
jyjOSHANNON LAND AND LUMBER
C O H P A N V,
OSCEOLA STRAM MILLS,
. . nARcracTiiasa
l;U.uiil'u, IjATH, au 1'tuiv i', i a
Satced fc Patent Jiibbeil Shinglci.
II. B. SMLLIXOFORD, Pre.ld.ot,
Offloe Fore.1 Plana, Nn. Iti 8. lib St., l'hil'a.
JOHN LAW8IIH, General Bu,'t.,
Oaeeole Mills, Clearfield eonnty, Pa.
Ann-TOWN LOTS C,r sat. In the boroagb
of Osceola.
Al.a-Keep the I.AROERT ASSORTMENT
or Moods In Clearfleld eonnty at their Mamroolb
Store I. Oseeol. JanS-7
F. O'LEARY BUCK.
General Insurance Agent and Real
Estate Broker.
Represents the following reliable Insurance Co't:
North BrltUh X Mercantile Ins. Co. $?0,i OO.nnn
WashinRtoa Life Insaranee C...... e.tAH.noO
rire A'soeiatioa In so ranee Co.. S.nOO.OiiU
A ma tn fire Insuranoa Co A.OTH, 1 4t
Phmnit Insuranoa Co., N. V t,U0A,n0U
Watertown Fire, Insurea dwellings
and farm buildings only... m.OOO
Turk, Pa., H lock Insurance Co. Home insured
again et death ewd thud.
P. H rrties in the country desiring insurance
on their Uvea or properly ean have it promptly
attended to by addressing ns by letter, or calling
in person at our office, in Pio'a Opera House,
Room No. l.Cleftrfield. Pft. ftug2tV7
FAIRBANKS'
STANDARD
H CA LK H,
or ILL SXlWtlft i
BfcfKS Barrow t, Warehouse Trucks, Copying
Presses, Improved Money Drawer, Ac.
. roaiALtar
II. f: BIQLEU k CO.,
Dealers lis Hardware,
sseh.lO rO tf Sannnd Street, Claarteld, Pa.
JKATZEU tt LYTI.K, f ,
A0RNT8 IN CLEARFIRLD COUNTY
FOR
.OItII.T,AltIN
k Cele bra kdG rands of . (
Smoking & Chewing Tobaccos.
W are enabled to wholesale to dealers throtlgb
ont tbe eonnty at oily prices.
HKATZRR A l.VTI.It,
Ja:74-Jf . ' - . JCI.ari.ld, Pa.
jjF. BlGlKFdTcb.
havo fee talt
CARRIAGE A WAI.IU WOODS,
' 8IIAFTS AND POI.EH, ' '
II U BS, S ro K E3, FKL I.OHS, Ac
Carrlaire and Wa,nn Msksrs shonld aoab. a
oota ef tbis and aall and alanine them. They
will bo aold al fair ,rlees. taayll Tl
JUSTICES)' an c:nTAHt.l:' I'licw
We hare printed a largo aanber of tbe sow
FRR BILL, and will en the rwelol of tweeir
Ir. ewM. W..II a Mrs. ft, two addroaa. ejyN
THE JIEPUBLICAN.
CI.KAKPlKl.n, I'A
WKIINKSUAV MOItMMI.FKU.17, l!S.
ABSENCE.
Vpon untroddeo places grass will grow,
Time alwa)a marks its rbnnges t
Tbis Is the saddvsl, trurM truth 1 know-
Aleiifl eeliacgrs!
Ptar hratts, whttfta I M.I so warm a place,
Ye rannol hilp forltlna!
j Ye eannut alwaya think lo mii the fnoe
my irera ere wutung.
The lives that seeia tu twine arun 1 my own,
And blossom but about me,
Tbr'o these k ng days of abieoeo must hate grown
To bloom without me.
Tlie bapfly elrele where a in ist i tig link
Brought for a season sadnt.s.
Hal grown aemstomrd lo tho lots, I think, .
v Aai ftooad new glad o sis,
Ye bongU the dsjs woulJ ereimore seem long
And sad wbiB I drpailid,
Hut now again ye sing ths olden song
AU iigbt'oiue hearted.
I am remembered, hut not mlMcd, I kuow,
And am contented only
The knowledge helps these foullih tears to flow,
Ann tnekei me lonely,
How lad tbia world. If evei grt w alwaya wet
At Bight of taoant pieces i
Vsr better H at we ean, in part, f-irget
The absent lares.
SOVTIIERX OUTRAGE MILLS.
The foiniiiiltwn iwcntly Kent by
Congii'i to iuvi'stiguto atTitim in Loni
iuim anil Alabama, art) innkiiiR snil
havoc with tho asintH who havo boon
ninuiifiicturiiifr Konthorn outnigoa for
ton ycurt pant, for the cxoltmlve bene
lit of the Radical parly. Tho report
of the firxt committee, which went to
New Orleans, o upset the "loyal" out
rage btiHincfw, that the liitdictil loaders
wore cnniolled to nend another com
mittee, to correct tho blunders of tirho
irnxleceKsors. This one. is also likely
to prove n fuiluiv.
Below will lw found some extraels.
taken from thoivport of the committee
sent to Alabama, to whic h wo call tho
attention of our readers. . Tho testimo
ny of tho witnesses tloes not read much
like '-White League intimidation," but j
precisely tho reverse. Democrats are
ostracized by tho church, In the way of
marriage, socially and in every other
way possible. And yet tho agents of j
(Irant'sdruiikenAttonioy-Generalkocpi
u mill i,,.. in cv,-v ..nam. i
.,. tl ,,,-,.. ,,i ,lnJ
i . . ,, ' , . ,, J ,, ,
enivinir I hn iH'iutle nf the a nrl h. who. I
I through falsehmsls and prejudice, are
exicctcd to keep the liadicul party in
power. Head the testimony :
roUTic.u, ricasKci Tinri
ltcibert lielinelt, cohuvd, teslitled he
' " vl "l' i
. lor the last tour years, ami or this the ,
euuien oi m uieu lie nn n n iiruT n
stowanl, tumt-d him out.
THE OOVKRNMKNT BAfON.
I.ldttt'nant Frnnk E. Tavlor, nt 0v
clika, was asked whether any tiovcrn-
menlliacoii hail boen tltstrilniteu anion);
the sull'erers there from tho overflow.
Ill) replied that he was given to under
stand that thcro had not been any;
that when tho bneon was sent there
tho c hairman of tho Dvninrrntir county
eonmiitlee protested njni utt it heinn;
distrihutrd, as they never had had an
overflow there, nnd consequently the
distribution was itispended. Mr. Iley
nian, United States commissioner, tho't
such distribution improper.
captain Krj.i.oon's lvidkni k.
Kdar Jl. Kelloe;,', captain in the 18lh
Infantry, ut 0ielika, Uelilied that he
with tho troops simply nided the civil
authorities to keep order at tho noils;
not i menace was made, nor a Iiarsh
word tittered by himself; ho wns con
fident tho nrvsonce of troops preserved
peace, ami prevented bloodshed and
riot.
a ooon wonn ron thr hicmocratb.
Adum Kirk testified that the colored
people wero told If liter voted tho
l)emocratic ticket they would be put into
tfmrry ; tho Democratic whiles are just
as kind to Itepttblican blacks ns they
arc to Democratic blacks ; they employ
them just as quick and think just as
well of them.
A BLACK DEMOCRAT.
Ham Keller (negro) testified that he
was turned out ot a Iteiiublican meet-
in); because ho said lie was iroinx H
vote tho Democratic ticket: the white
people had always treated him with
great kindness, aim no thought they
treated colored people with more kind
ness than they ought to have done, con
sidering tho way they have been treat
ed by the blacks.
"SOT Till KIND TO SPEAK.'
II. A. Campbell (colored) testified.
Ho bad been I Democrat ftvo runra :
i there was a row on the hot Meptem
' bcrnt Montgomery, listweou the two
factions of tho luipuulicau jisrty. nnil
one colored man was killed ; in Jtullm k
county the Demwrnti were not allow
ed to sneak at tho public meetings.
Q. What was there to prevent you
from speaking? A. They said it wits
not our turn, and we cottitl not sjicuk ;
wu were less in number, and we w ould
not persevere. 1 ' " 1 '
Q. Whit reason did they givef They
said we wero mining tlie County as
Democrats, and we were not tho kintl
to speak any way at all, nnd wo would
not insist upon it. ile further testified
that tho Iiepiiblicani broke up another
Democratic meeting in that county
about tbe 2!'lh of rientutnher. John
lii'iinct came up and said Ui Cn'sur
Shorter, ono of the speakers, ' You
onght to lie ashamed," and he Rennet
drew weapon on him and snid he
could whin him, and did strike him one
or two licka, which resulted in n row.
Q. Wlmt tlitl ho say ho ought to be
ashamed of ? A. To control tho other
negroes to bo Democrats, and said, "we
ought to hang you, and if I hail my
way I would do it;" at another place
called Limekiln, in thq Kami county,
they were broken up entirely j witness
and another innu, who intended to
speak, were shot at twice. r '
WOMB ROT TO MARRY ftEMOCRATS.
In Chambers comity tho colored men
formed society to prevent women
from marrying Democrats, and to ad
viso the separation nf man and wife
where tho husband wilt it Democrat,
ami to exclude Icraoeratic negroes
from nil society. A similar organisa
tion existed in I.ce county. The mem
ber! uf. tlmt society had a pledge that
I woman would leave her husband if
ho wns n Democrat, or n young woman
would riot marry a man it Tie wns a
Democrat. In lilontgomery comity a
preacher of tho Methodist Kpiscopal
Church deprived tho secretary of the
salary of liis office because, ho wns a
Democrat, nnd stopped another man
from being a deacon of tho church for
tho Bfirno cause. - ) ,; ' '
(j. Whit li the spirit among the col
ored Ilcptthlicnns here Against the col
ored Democrats? Is there pniRorip
lion or ostracism? A. Yes, sir; the
ostracism is very great; o great that
wo do not speak when wo moot them,
and they do not treat no, properly in
our different societies ; witness ntldress
cd white 'cmocralic meetings, nnd
with white Democratic speakei'sj took
his meals at tho same table- with Dcfn
ocritio spcikori St the hotel. M h i
Ono Miss Atla Sweet, of Chlcagnjs
tho only lady pension agent in the
country, and receives the highest sala
ry Of ny fettillo lu tho employ of the
fovommont Sho is very swcot on
Unclo Ham. ' -" ' - -
THE VKSTKXXIAL.
A NKW Villi K jtllKNtT liMTAIW.IMIIKI)
TIIK PltoMHEKH THAT HAH UKEN MADK-1
, , , -, ui nti no riviiiiiitioit whurti tho noil t
Joaluuny liirt long time kept tlenn, rultivutoJ. Civilizntion never ho
ItiiHiuiM. men of the city of Nework ,1)fl.( , ,luladi0 lift.. The AhIuIIi:
from RtvitiK their tune and money to-, wri ,,ttl lv,lt ,)vor Knn.p'o fn.m
werd mHkiiiKthoC.Miteni.iaUeiiucestt.,,1,,, pajH , Uli no t.jviiu,tif,n.'
At .gth, liowtwor, li,'ly ttnl.uln. AiUB wi(, ,ho Am.-rionii Imli.in, they
. j . ui , ,
noKs men of tlmt city hitvo tiikun holit
of tho project, and are contrihuliiif;
their time, talent and money, anil if
the Philadelphia (Juukcm do not keep
a sharp lookout, Now York enterprise
will yet lead in thin National enter
prise, althotifh to bo held in rhiladol
jiliiu. The New York Sun, of the JJDth,
in alluding to tho arranomenU now
goinu; on in that city, says : 1 "
"1 ho new hcadtpmrters of tho Cen
tennial Commission wore open yester
day in tho St. Nicholas Hotel, (ior.
Win. Hitler, of l'eunsylvuuia, is the
financial Kout, and upon him I'oqt
tho heaviest labors of the commission,
fur, ns ho savs, it is a hcfririug concern
now, nnd will bo I'm' some time to
come. In the suite of rooms arc dia
grams, topographical maps and per
spective views of h'uii'inoiint l'urk and
tho Exhibition building. Tho head
quarters are to be kept open perma
nently, or as long as iulornmtioti is
needed by those interested in the Cen
tennial, or as long as money must be
obtained to prepare for it, which will
probably be tin-inure Hum a year. Ths
buildings cover over fort y-seven acres.
(iov. liigle.r says that the general
outlook is encouraging, llie applica
tions for space lor exhibition lire al
ready nearly equal to the amount set
apart for tho I uited Slates, and tho
indications from liireign countries are
especially gratifying not only boeauso
the cordial invitulion of our Govern
ment has been accepted by all on this
continent, und all of note in Kuropu,
except ' Kttssia, while Oriental coun
tries seem to titko special interest in
this, to them very peculiar and inter
esting country. Iiussia, explained the
(iovornor, has taken no stis-k in the
Government of this country since tho
visit of Alexis to Washington. He
was received with ovations in Now
York nnd I'hiladelphia, while in
Washington ho was hardly noticed by
the Government. Not even n recep
tion wis ottered him. So he returned
t0 his renal puna's arms in high dudg-
loon. lien Gov. t urtin was re-citlleU
i from St. IVteivhurg. at tho expiration
I of his ministerial term of ollice, tho
('. ..,.. Il.n v.., -A-,.. I ll,n Mi,,.
Uu.r t0 (lku ,jlcir kilu.,,t .rd, t0
the people of tho I'nitod States. The
( invcl'liinrilt. WHS ll'ft nut Itf the COM-
vorwttion. i
l'niui tho ahnt ttniversid
1
tnnco tit tho invitation to participate '
in tbe celebration resumed tho (iov-i
ernor, it is clearly settled thut there ,
will be an interesting display of the
specimens of nut natalities of the world,
and of arts and Dinnufacluivs. Nor-
I way nut' Sweden havo agreed to pity
ti,0 expenses t;,r tmnpnni..g ' article
,..., A) .(.a nd
return.
Tho buildings are all under contract
except tho agricultural department,
which can be completed in a very few
month. It will ha begun in the spring.
By tho terms ot the contracts the con
servatory and machinery hull are to
lie completed on llio 1st ol llutouer,
18T5, and the art gallery and main ex
hibition building on tho Inst of next
December. The directors are confi
dent that the preparations for tho ex
hibition w ill be made in ntuplu time,
and to that extent has tho advntitttge
over any of its predecessors.
Many visitors called 3'cstcnlay at
tho headquarters. During the day
Sti.nOO was added to the luiiil. Appli
cations uf all kinds poured in. .Some
wanted space 0r exhibition, others
wnntod to contribute their services.
Tho Philadelphia iVfM, in alluding
to the question, remarks : i,.
"(iov. ISiglcr, whoso energetic la
bors have contributed its largely to
the present prosperous condition of
tho Centennial enterprise, has estab
lished a "financial agency" in New
York, which servo as a valuable aitsil
cry of tho commission. . Now York
promisee to be the most powerful ot
our allies In (hi. combine! effort to
present our country to the world in
the holiday robes which success is the
model Republic and substantial wealth
as a nut ion enable us to don with such
perfect fitness in 1876."
It in with pleasure thut we chroni
cle, tho fact, thut our esteemed towns
man has been assigned to the highest
position in tho management of this
great world's fair, which will bo held
in our capital city during 1876. Al
though one of the Inst to take hold ol
it, ho is now at its head, and occupies
a higher position in the affections of
I lie people, than my other individual
in the United Slates.
THURMAX EXDORSED. ;.
The great speech of Senator Thur
man, delivered In the United Slates
Scnatu on tlx Louisiana question,
should he read by every body who
Wishes to Comprehend this disturbing
question, now agitating tho whole
Union. Tho Sew York Tribune
good liadicul authority in alluding
to the speech, says :
"Mr. Thuriuan'f speech in the Sen
ate wns hardly heeded to iniiko appa
rent to tho country the sins of the Ad
ministration in tho management 0(1 lie
Louisiana case, and wo cannot li)ipo
that it will convince Senators who are
determined to sustain t ltd Administra
tion, Tight or wrong. Hut, as a hibto
ry of tho troubles in Louisiana, hia
speech has tho merit of strict truth
fulness as well as raro conciseness,
and ia altogether ono of the best dis
cussions of tho subject from a legal
point of view." ,
Tho New York World In rctnrriug
to the same subject, remarks : t -. j ;
"Senator Thiirmun's speech oil tlie
Louisiana question is on of the histo
rical speeches of tho Federal Kcuftto.
The topic is well suited to his great
powers, which no legal sophistries can
disarm. Tho occasion is momentous.
A sovereign rStuto bleeding beacuth
the held of a usurper and a Union of
sovereign States all outraged in tlie
outraging of one, arc his clients, the
law of the land and tho traditions bf
an ancient freedom are his lino and
plummet, and the people still five are
hit judgotv Their judgment will ho
just." c ; j
The Ohio statesman may weU feel
proud of such endorsements. Decides,
three-fourths of tho people are with
him in sentiment if not in practice.
The Kari.y JIihino Hori. Tlie lire
fptuirmiil piirlv riai-r Ino liluiiin ftlt.titM'l'
ln aft iiflif i 1 tn thu nuin who irvtM ll7j,,l,rHt
.hen h W to) is naturally a pri of,
v ;-- -x ----- - h--;s.
of the anti-somnolent mil. J I u oorr
ceives that this habit bestows i tin
him a moral superiority which mor
tals amorous of sleep can never: imp
to nttnin. Ho rises when he hurt noili-,
ing in tho world to do on principle,
as ho is fond of i.seHing. ott must
have oliscrvcd how 'pntrrtnir.itigfy ho
greets you when you descend tolirouk
fust just aa it Is ready; with what
unction he declares that ho has Uei
up llireo hours; how inordinntt'ry
proud he is that not a servant had
stirred when ho was cnmptctuly
dressed. r - r I
: To every memlsjr or tho ivniachold
no puti the questiisn, ''When did you
rise 7" and on learning he attempts to
rrtisn him or her with tho henna dif-
feroncoa that exist between somo poo-
pio inu ol hem.', A favorite tntomtga -
tory w, -Are you op r-or, "flovr thrl
you happen tj bo op?" as though yon
hid ticen in bell since you- wire bora,
" - n--iwmrT, wi i Trnr nppnm wtti
1
THIC ELKMKXTH OF OVU XA
T ION AL HTRKSIIT1I.
i Tlii'.v nil eirin I'rum tin' imil. '1'litiro
pttsMt'd tittiii country to country fon
tinting the natural 1 prod net of the
soil, ami moving on as rnpully its tuey
wero cttiisuineii. Whiitever nations
or communities, or trilsM havo halted
long ctluiigh'to cultivate tho soil, from
instincts of Ml-prcsorvution, then ug
rii ulliire guvo i biuis to civilijilioii.
N lit ions that have lived chiefly on com
inerco havo had to sell tho fruits of
their labor in cxi bunge for bread that
witB ruined by other countries.
The Hint institution over established
ill tbeworldwastlmlof aliunily, Otitnt
llieao., primeval liirces liave sprung
cominunities, laws, governments, reli
gion, ciriltitntion. All the wealth of
tho world coiiius IVam tlie nil, and tho
wealth of a nation, and the aggregate
wealth of tho world , depend on nn
rxnoit ratio to tho j amount of labor
well directed and intelligently lier-
formod on tho soil. The products of
tho soil II x the value ot everything
ki.
It is not entuigh to ruiso broad out
of the soil. The question conies up,
how iiiiu h bread nnd incut, and fruit
and clothing1 can bo brought mit of a
given nren of ground in tlie host condi
tion nnd with the least labor and inju
ry to the soiiroo of production.
This principle of modern scionco, as
amilied to ai;ricultiiro, has only botrtin
to be understood even by t he nhlest
agriculturists.
What tho soil is, tint one million tho
earth yet perfectly npderstands, much
less is anything known on tho subject
by mnny of thoso who plant and
rein.,;
Just in proportion, therefore, as
knowledgo on these subjects is multi
plied, oxactly in that proportion Is
wealth increased, nnd all tho arts that
adorn nnd embellish civiliiscd life.
: lo thl tiisinms, ns tu all others, tho
first thine to do is to discover mis-
tukes. and then remedy them. Until
within s hundred years it is a very
doubtful matter Whether the world
had, for two thousand years, made any
proirress whatovor in actual ai;ricultu
ral knowledge. Tho Greeks nnd Ho
ninns, and Kgyptinns and Assyrians,
cultivated their soil better than any
portion of tho earth was cttllivated
even nrty years ago.
One irreut drawback to tho diffusion
of correct views on this stibjoct is tho
same drawback wo meet with in dis-
ucceu-.ieminatiuK truth on ill other .objects
. . ... ', . ,
namely, preconceived notions which
cannot bo readily overthrown. Inro-
ligion, they make bigots; in science,
they burn or crncifv martys, like Gal
ileo or Columbus; in literature, they
perpetuate and transmit from ago to
age hooks and theories, nnd styles,
Whil lf every educated man coming uf
tciuriirds is confronted with and which
cannot be readily overthrown. Hneon
fiHind Ibis truo when he overthrew
the system of Aristotle, but ho knew
it would take a century to do it, and
he snya, "I leave my ft.mo to alter
aires.
The hardest obstacle to overcome in
disseminating correct Viewi on agri
culture, however, Is not preconceived
impressions, which mnv bocnlleu prcj
ttuices, oui me uciuui iiiHciniiiuuuu,iii
too mnny instances, of fulso views.
Tho time has couio when tbe host
intellect of this nation should be
brought to bear in collecting nnd dif
fusing, as widely nnd us rapidly is
possible, nil the knowledge that the
human race possesses in rcferunco to
this greatest of all material questions:
flow to till our soil. fen and flow.
TRUE WOftJ)S EJiOM AX VX
t PREJUDICED SOURCE.
Appleton's Journal, a ' publication
without any political bio, hoi lb fol
lowing to say ibout the present con
dition of tho negro: . , '
The Rev. Dr.- Thompson, long
known aa the pastor of tho Taberna
cle, JNew lurk, unci distinguished
among other thing for hi leul in the
cause of abolitionism, gave in address
roceutly at Ulasgow, beloro tho society
lor Uie promotion of livience, on "The
Question of Hacee." The reverend
gentleman discussed tho condition of
the negro raco nt the south, and . de
clared thit be thought it would have
have been a wiso policy, and greatly
to tho advantago ol thu southern
HtotoB, if a stindurd of education, in
telligence and character had been fixed
aa a qualification tor the voter, with
out regard to eolor standard whih
being uttninable by all, would bo un
just lo none. Dr. Thompson's utter
ances conies somewhut too lute. One
can but reflect how much evil would
havo been averted had tho class to
which Dr. ThomjiHon belongs rocog
niiod and acted upon the principle
now advocated, when tuoughllu! men
ol a more conserntive character were
urging it upon them. What were the
fuels y The Itcuublican leaders, in
searching lor means whereby the great
iiemocratic majorities in JNew lork
city might bo reduced, had iilvociilud
an onuoatioiiul text aa cerium to ex
clude the k'norutit foreign hordes from
tho polls. Hut tho moment an oppor
tunity camo ior aecnnng lor thoir own
party a great, ignorant vole, their for
mer principles woro 'abandoned nt
once. Kntiro jttstico would have been
rendered thu southern negro by uu im
partial rather than a universal suf
fragethat is, by a test' like reading
and w riting, which operating on ,hoth
races alike, would buve been unjust to
neither, and al the same time have'
brought the ignorant negro niueuHia in
to tho field ns a political iurco so grod-
nnllyasto have greatly ameliorated
the shock 'of the political dianga.
That eevnittd lo us the w iser cowso at
the time bat there can he no doaht
thut tho ilupublkan leuders believed
it neccewary to suetire beyoud a tkiuht
the perpetuation of the power of the
jiarty j they were determined to hive
tlie votes; 'and so, regardless Jt pru
dcucu or the good of tbe, south, hueti
ly tmntlonnud a mob uf utterly igno
rant slit into enlrRirdilsed etitleuiua..
And roy coincs an influential mtrilr
ui liiul pally ncrotting tins- suiiuorc-
tion ot tbe act. The politii isnn, how
ever, remain unronvincca. .iNaturaliy.
Their sole ptirnxis was lb strengthen
therr party ; and they did strengthen
it, fiir the limit being ut, leant; nlj in
view ol this attainment, whS( bo
lioovos tlie prostialion of the south
ern people, tlie tiegrr) domlnitfoti,with
till its uiim hiela ; tha.ruiu, and .ttufter
iiig,.jati(l Impoverishment, that live
The err nt tin rtolltii' an
Ihtul
,lv1 Jipwcr, jl .thq Juans
f. ,,
-I ' V.L1
- 'i'uxl'THiWEuFoni(ar.TlieUoal(iei.
bsref,' 1'slilorniSi f "rW,1 '' lrenl)erl
2Ut; inyi: , ''Tho famous"' pctrifiod
liirest ol Nu pa county fi icighleea miloi
from IUaluburg, by way. of Wiiitlior,
nnu i no.1 jusi tusiw- wievecouniy tine,
'i'lie Ucs nro all , prostrate and, die
"CstU'md thickly over an sxteat of,
ally i airrm. The-' rmprwat," of 1 the
fhrwttlia lately heen engaged fn dig.
ging awav tht soil and lava from the
jmrtiaUy .tinned tram, i .Lewis Vase, of I
twinirton, into, ann u m. t m oi
Tlnaldsbnr, Visited the place this week,
nu rosmri inai me troca mat Iilva
j been unearthed far anrfiasM ih aim any
that have heretofore been dtscvvcrcrl:
Ono fragment that appears to live
ibeoa rod-waou, ucaaurea aleven fuel
'Kmi;. '1 he rae moan) ' origiwaHr have
fiocn, $(H) Jbat.fn . IcTirth, tuttisronil
other ji&ajinni ringed IVoai algbi U
rnrrreu low, aa, twasaaejeJI n eai ss .i n
'I' 1 ' i II .rob .,..11 .
lUisffllanfous.
QfsKAIi FIELD.
PLANING MILL
COMPANY.
T
1IIK h'tilerslirneit, sueee.sors te RKKD A
I'llllsl,!,, hare nurehaaed Ih'LKAH
KIK1.D IMiAMMl MILL, and relTTa It fot
deing an extensive bgnineii. All tbe maohinejy
will be died awimry te make It one of the
most nun p lot e ostab Isbuieali ol (be kind in tbe
State. They are now prepared to receive orders
for any work in that lino. They will gireipeoial
attention to all materials for house building.
FLOORING, WEATHER BOARDING,
8 ASH, DOORS, BLINDS,
or ALL fiTYLKif, alwaya oa hand. .
WOHKKD B0AKD8, and all articles nse.i-a-rr
fr bnildtag, will be etebanged for DRY
LIUUIKri, so that persons at ft distaneo may
bring their lumtier, oiehango it for, and return
home with the manumotured artlolea.
The Company will alwaya hare on hand a large
fork of dry lumber, so ai to be able to All an
ord'T on the shortest notice. Only tbe belt and
most skillful handa will be employed, so that tbe
public mity rely upon good work.
Lumber will be worked or lold as low aa H ean
h. purchased anywhere, and warranted to give
aatlsfnetion. As the business will be done upon
the eash principle we oan nfford to work for small
prvita,
DRY LTJMBE't WANTED I
Rwpeelitlly one and elf and two inch panel
etuff, for wtiieh a liberal prloo will be paid.
The lmlneiii will be eon doe ted under the nam
of tbe
"Clearfield Plnnlnft Mill Co."
M. f. Drown will personalty superintend tbe
iiusinese.
Orders rviporlfuHy solicited.
M. 0. BROWN A PRO.
Clearfield, Pa January 8, 1874.
1
Ml K L A n G E S T
ARSOIITMEXT OF
NTOYIIN! NTOVENI
ever brolirht to tbe eoanty. are betrf reeelred at
thr Hardware E.lahll.hment of II tf. HK.I.KH
fc CO.. eomprliing lha following Cook Stoves :
ipBAH'S CALOIilFIC.
,UflUlillANNA.
It EMULATOR.
NOPLE.
RX';F.I.S!(IR.
TRIUMPH.
GOV. PEKN.
KEAD1N0
NATIONAL RANGE, 4C. AC.
Also, the following nesting Stores:
- SPEAR'S AKTI CLINKER,
SPEAR'S A NTI DUST.
HPKAR'8 ORBICULAR,
HPKAR'S PARLOR COOK,
UOItN'INO LIGHT,
DON T0N
OirsEV,
VULCAN.
HUN BEAU,
RUBY
DAUPHIN EUQ,
CHESTER EDO.
VOLCANO,
PHOENIX.
HEAVY BAR ROOM AND STOKE
lt KIM HTOVEH, AC.
CtearOeld. Sept. JS, IS7J
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
FOR 6 A IB BT
II. F. Iltgler t Co.
IRON DOUBLK-SMOVHL FLOWS.
WOOD DOVBLX-SHOVRL PLOWS.
WOOD SINGLE-SHOVEL PLOWS.
IRON CDLTIVATORS.
WOOD CULTIVATORS.
QOWANDA A IRON BEAM PLOWS.
PITTSBtlRO STEEL PLOWS.
IIAUPrS BKLLRFONTB PLOWS.
IlOnESON'S and THOMPSON'S PLOWS.
Sr-sh.rrs for all ot the above Plows eon
taiilly on hand. asy8-7l
T. A. FLECK & CO.,
Havo now on! hand, nnd are dally receiving ad
ditinaa thereto, ft large and well selected slock,
at fresh from tho menu lecturer, of
Dress Qoodi.'Dry Onada, Bilks, Hats, Bonnets
Old Ladies'.Caps. Nfaawls, Waterproofs, 1.
dies' Pur Caps, Hair Hoods, i. sots' Pur
ishiag tsoode. hbirts, (lloves. Hose,
Overalls, Lnmbermeu't Planael,
Ladies Underwear, Cults,
Collars, Handkerchiefs,
CIIILDREN-8 I'SDRRWRAR AND WMTK
DRKwAES,
Perfumery and (foapa, Ral moral Hkirtt, away
down, 8 tor kin era, of everv.rii. varittr and eolorr,
Notions, Triiaiuina and Fancy floods, in almost
eadleas vnrttiy.
N. B.-WS
FOR CASH.
UUY
FOR CASK AND 8RLL
- deeitf
O. I. c.
"ItrilKRB to buy my DRY OOODH, ORO
tV eeries, Queens ware, Glassware, Drugs and
Notions, Coulee tioutries. sic, cheap tor easu.
The subscriber hag. tenet to Inform hit old and
new customers that he hut opened
A VARIETY UTORR -
IN OLRN I.OPK, PA,
And will sell goods at
t prl
I be
rices to suit the times.
llrvera.1 rerlueltnn Will
made to easterners buy-
ing at whulcsalt.
Call and eiamfao my etoek before purchasing
tlaewharw. A UMrftl share tf pnblW patronage
son. i ted. . i
C. J.
Glen Hope, Pft., iuna 14, 1871.
KKAOY.
JJ P. MGI.EU A CO.'S
SPECIALTIES
BUILDERS' HARDWARE,
. MECHANICS' ItARDWARE,
' '- :' LUMBERMEN'S HARDWARE,
r-iinMtNO TJTtNPILS,
MILL SUPPLIES,
IRON d NAILS,
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES,
''" ' , PAINTERS' FINDINGS,
, ' CALCINED PLASTER,
, Nay IS, 1171.
inriEAP GROCEH1K8!
j 1 LnMRER ClTT. PA
The nndrslgnedaaaiuieea to bis old friends
and patrons that ha has Aliened a good lino or
OKOCKHIRSA PROVISIONS at the old stand
of Kirk A Speneor, for vhlah he teTteits a liberal
patrenago. 11. W. SPENCER.
Laesbor City, Pa., Mareo Jtl-tf.
SAW3I 8AW8I 6AW81
' I-; . ,r I' ...
DISTAN'I CROSS-CUT, MILL, DRAG AND
rmtctiLA saws. -
'l'l' '',';,' ,' :1 'tri , .,'
BornUm'i Lightning Cross-ou. Saw.
" "."'t'l-atSS,'' ' '
rATBNV FRRrORATRD 1 ELECTRIC SAWS,
Ae,llV , S. . STOLEN ft CO,
gjR.Krllaitfoitf.
I. F. BIGLER & CO.,
DIA1.IM m
II All W ARK,
Alio, Mannfaeturersof
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
CblAiritLD, f A
AHMINO IMI'LEMKNTS of all
kinds for sale by
II. F. BIULKR A Co.
RAILROAD W1IEKLHAKHO W
for sale by
H. F. BIO I. EH A CO
QIL, PAINT, PUTTY, GLASS
Kalli, its., for sals by
II. F. BIGLER A ''0
JJARNESS TRIMMINGS k SHOE
findings, for sale by
II. F. BIGLER
A CO
pUNS, PISTOLS SWORD CANES
far salt bj
H. Fi BIGLER ft CO
gTOVES, OP ALL SORTS AND
6 ties, for isle by
II. F, BIGLER k CO.
HON I IRON! IKON! IRON!
For aalo by
II. K. BIGLER A CO.
rORSE SHOES k IIORSE SHOE
NAILS, for tale by
II. 9. BIO I. EH k
CO
DULLEY BLOCKS, ALL SIZES
And boat Maonfaetaro, for aalo by
H. F. BIGLER ft CO.
UIIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE
BOXES, for salo by
H. F. BIOLER ft CO
pODDEK CUTTERS for salo by
CB30-70 H. F. BIGLER t CO.
TTNEGrAR BITTERS.
PURELY VEOETABLE.
FltEK FROM ALCOHOL.
PR. WALKER S
CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR BITTERS
Dr. J. Walker's California Vinegar Bitters arr
purely Vegetable preparation, made ehiell.l
from the native herbs found on the lower range
of tht Sierra Nevada mountains of California,
tht mtdieinal properties of which art eitieeled
herefr m without the ure of Aioonol. me ques
tion U almost daily asked, "What is the eaune of
the unparalleled success of VueQAn 11itts"
Oar answer is, that they remove the cause of dis
ease, and the patient recovers his health. The.,
are the great blood purilier and a life giving
principle, a perfect Renovator and Invigoratot
ol the system. Never before in the history ol
the world has a tuMtlione been compounded pos
sessing tbe remarkable qualities of VisKasn liir
rant la healing tbe airk of every disease man i
heir to. They are a fertile Pargattre as well a
a Tonic, relieving Congestion or IiidHtumntion ;
tbe Liver and Visceral Organs, in Bilious Iis-
Tht properties uf Dr. Walker's Vinrgur Bit
ers art Aperient. Diaphoretic, Carminative, Nu
tricinna, Lai at ire. Diuretic, Sedative, Counter
Irritant, Budoribe, Alterative, ftod Ant. Bilious.
Grateful thousands proclaim Vinegar Bitter
tbe most wonderful luvigoraut that ever .-Attain
ed the sinking system.
No person can take these Bitten accord ing to
directions and remain long unwell, provided their
hones ait not destroyed by mineral poison or
other means, and vital organs.
Bilious. Romiltent and Intermittent Fevers,
which are so prevalent in the valleys of our great
rivers throughout tho United States, especially
(host of tbe Mississippi, Okie, Missoarl, Illinois,
Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkansas, Red, Colora
do, Brasos, Rio tirande. Pearl, Alabama. Mobile,
Savannah, Roanoke, James, and many others,
with their vast tributaries, throughout our ealire
country during the Hummer and Autumn, and
remarkably so during seasont of auuual heal
and dryness, art invariably aocompmied by si
lent! ve derang.) meets of tbe etomaeh and 'liter,
and other abdominal viscera. In their treatment
a purgative, exerting ft powerful influence upon
meet various organs, is essentially necessary.
There ts no cathartic for tbe purpose equal to Dr.
J. Walker's Vinegar Rittere.aa they will speedily
remove the dark -colored vise id matter with which
tbe bowels are loaded, at the same time stimulat
ing tht secretions of the liver, and generally re
storing the heltby functions of tbt digestive
organs.
Fortify the body against disease, by purlftlng
I its fluids with Vinegar Bit (ere, 14 e epidemic
can use nolo oi a system ID us fore-fttmed.
Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Headache, Pain In
the r boulders, Cuugba, Tightness of the ltst.
in itinera, Ntor it r tit t ions of the BtomaeS, Itad
Taste in the Month, II mows Attacks, Palpiith
of the Heart, Inflammation of tho Lang, Pw
in ut region of tbt Kidneys, and ft hundred
other paialul symptoms, are the offsprings ol
Dyspepsia. One bottle will prove a belter guar
antee of Ut merits than ft lengthy advertisement.
Scrofula, or King's Rrll. White Swellings. Ul
cers, Rrysipelas, Swelled Neck, Ooltre, Hcrefu-
luus inflammations, Mercurial affect tons, Uld
Soma, Eruptions of tht tSkin, Sore Kyes, etc. In
these, as in all other tonr.tttutiut.al diseases.
Walker's Vinegar Hitters have shown their great
curative powers in the most obstinate and in
tractable eatci.
Per Inflammatory and Chronic Rheumatism.
(lout, Bilious, Remittent and Intermittent Pei-era,
diseases of the ulood. Liver, Kidneys and the
Bladder, these Hitters have no equal. Surh Dis
eases are aaused by Vitiated Blood.
Mechanical tMsaassM. Perunne t raged In
Paiatt and Minerals, such aa Plumbers, Tt (re
sellers, Uold-beaters and Miosrt, as they advance
in life, art subject to paralysis of tbe Rowels.
To guard against tbia, take n dott of Walker's
Vinegar Rittert occasionally.
For Rkin D I teases. Fruitions, Tetter, Salt.
Rheum, Bletehee, -Spots, Pimples, Pustules, Hoi Is,
Carbuncle, King-Worms, Braid bead Hore Rres,
Krysipelat, luh. Scurfs, Ditrwlottvtitmt of the
Skin, Humors and Diseases of the Skin of what
oeer name or nature, art literally dug up and
narrled on! of the system la a abort lima by the
use of these Hitters. . ,
Pin, Tnpt and other Worms, tutklng In the
system of se many thuusends, are effectually de
stroyed and removed. No system of medicine,
no vermilugea, no anthelminitica will fret tbe
ay stem from worms like these Hitters.
Fee Female Complaints, tw ywwag tr old, mar
ried or tingle, ot tbt dawn of womanhood or the
turn of We, laeot Tonlt liittert display to dt
elded an Influeno that improvement it toon per
eepHWc Cleanse tht Vitiated Blood whenever you And
Ha impurities bursting through tht shift In Pirn
plot, Kruptlene, or Sore t tteenoa tt bea you
tad it obetrutted and tlugglsh tn tho reins ;
tleftutt it wheft it la foul; yvnr feelings will tell
you wheft. Keep tht blood pure, and tbe health
nf tht system will follow. !
R- It. VcDOKALD A CO., , "v
Dtnggitta tad Ota. Agla., Baa Frwnele-?, Call
fatttift, and eerwet of Woehiagtoa awd Oharller
Mretie, New Vork. told by all Druggist and
Dfwsrftsv. ...... nvt i4-n.
- - i- - -" ,,
BARGAINS IN MUSICAL IN-
IJ STRUMRNTS ! Ortaaa. b.tb new and
ooeond bMd,aiUiaMn8le8toro.oppoltQtlBSeb',
rornitare Blero. aa persons latereeted ara tarl.
tod te aall aad ueentae a new stria of Orsraa aow
a aibibiliM. Bbeat Metie tad Meal. Beebt
onaatantly oi tand. ,,....,, aplJI 7tlf
ftOfflS.
ALLEGHENY HOTEL,
(Market St., bet. Third and Foartb.l
I I.KAHKIKLII. PA.
The aubserlber baviog beooiao proprietor of
this hotel, would rospeetfully o.h a liberal share
f publlo patroo.g. 1'rlo.a rodoeed lo suit Ibo
lines.
Jan.J0.'7Silf. (I. L. LKIPOLDT.
SUSy'tj EUAN N A FOL'SE,
CIIIIH K.VKVII.LK, PA.
NKW10N HEAD, Paoi'tlaran.
Having bea.,uia proprielor of Ibis Hotel, I
auuM r',eolfullr solicit Ibo p.lrons. ol the
ul,!lu. Houm Ifaeaiill, and rmivebl, mly sit
uated : 0 tl, refitted and r.rurni.hed ; gMd ,. u,
,le ronois stlaebed. All talliu.d trains slop al
thi, bOM. J.nJO 74
S uaTv"ir)ijs7c7
(Cor. uf Murkt A Front .tr.eU.l
CLEARI 1KLI), PA.
The nndrr.igoed having twhen eh.rga of Ibis
ll'ilel, would refpecHuil) solictl i-ul,he ,alrnna.
janl'7i II. R. f UIXKhTON.
L
EONARD HOUSE,
(Nr.r tlie II .ilrnnJ P' nt,)
CLKA!!!-I r.l.I), I'A.
A share of publie ftiilronsge is re.neetrully oo
llelted. l li'Jt . II. HOW, I'rop'r.
AlH!ONnoUSE
NKW WASIIINUTON, PA.
This new and well furnished hou.0 bsa bern
taken by tbe .,ijersign.l. lie reels eonlident of
being .bl. to render sal Israel iun lo those whu nay
favor bun with a pall.
May S, l;l. tl. W. DAVIS, I'rop'r.
JJ' (INTOIJH II li Ittt "h.
Opposite the Conrt House,
LOCK HAVEN, PENN'A.
J.14'71 IIAI'FKAL A KHtIM, Prop's.
HOCkKHHIIFF IIDISI-
BELLKFONTE, PA.,
D. JOHNSTON A SONS,
Proprietor..
OCI217I
1
OVO UOUtSK.
Main 8troet,
PHILU'HItUIUl. PKNN'A.
Table always supplied with the best the market
affords. Tbe traveling public Is invited toealL
novl73. KOltKKT 1,0 YU.
THE MANSION HOUSE.
Corner of Heoond and Market Streets,
I LAItl II I), A.
THIS old and commodious Hotel slat, during
the past year, boen tnlera-ed te double lu
former ee pacify for tbe entertainment of stran
gers and guests. The whole buiUing bat been
rfuniisbod, end tht proprietor will spare no
paint to render hie guests comfortable while
slaying with him.
Fdr-The 'Maosiot Houat" Omnibus runs to
and from the Depot on the arrival and departure
of each train JOHN !0 IIU II KKT Y,
aprft 70 tf Pronr letor
Stiitisti'it.
J. M. STEWABT, D. D. S.,
Office over Irwin's Drug Store-.
Ct'RWENSVH.LH, PA
AH dental operations- either in the mechanical
or operative brunch, promptly attended to and
satisfaction guaranteed. pt-uiel aiicniiun paid
to tbe treatment of disrnrs of the natural teeth,
gnms and mouth. Irregularity of Hie teeth suc
cessfully corrected. Trrth extracted without pain
by tht use of Ether, and artificial teeth inserted
of the host material and warranted te rcMer sat
iafaetion. arril3rV71:ly
r. K.?.tttoLn. v. aruold. j. artioLn
F. K.ARNOLD & CO.,
Ilnnkerf nnd lirokers
Rejiiuldavllle, JeiTcroou Co., Pa.
Money received on deposit. Discnants at mo
derate rat' t, P'antern and Foreign Ricbangeal-
a-iivs O'i hand and collections promptly made.
RcynoMtrlllc, Dee It, lS74.-ly
County National Bank,
OP CLEARFIRLD, PA.
ROOM In Masonic Building, one door north of
C. D. Watson's Drug Store.
Haasnge Tickets to and from Liverpool, Queens-
town, Olssgow, London, Paria and Copenhagen.
lo, Draft. fr sale on the Royal Rank of Ireland
and Imperial Dank of London.
JAMES T. LEONARD, Pres't
W. M. SHAW, Cashier. -tl;l :74
J. D. M'Cirk. Rdward Perks.
BANKING & COLLECTION HOUSE
or
McGirk & perks.
8orw-seors to Potter, Perks, A Co.,
Plilllpeburfr, Centra County, Pa.
WilKRB all the basinets of ft Banking How
wil tt transacted promptly and upon tl
most favorable terms. aaar7-tf
DREXEL & CO.,
No. St outti Third Mtresjt, PltiUdclphla
H.i.rMiFttS,
And Dealers in Government Securities.
Application by mail will receive prompt attea
lion, and all Information cheerfully furnished
Ontero solinH-d. April II tf.
The Lightning Tamer.
THE undersigned art tht aolt Agents la this
contv for the ''North American Oalvanisrd
LlUIITNlNut RODS." Ties are tktotlysaft
rods now la ato, and are endorsed by all tkt
scientific men ia tht coon try.
We hereby notify tht citiitna of tht aoutty
that wa will put them np ft better rod. and far
tcss money, than la charged by tht fereiri
agents who annually traverse tht toanty aad
jerry off our little cash never to return.
ENCOURAGE IIOME LABOR.
Those wishing Lightning Rods troetsd ta
their buildings need but address as hy letter, ef
eall la person. We will ant them ap any where
in the county, nnd warrant them. Tbt Rcdiatd
hit urea eat bt lata at any tlmt by ealliag at
our store. H P. RItiLER A CO.
Clearfield. March M. lan.lt
JOHN TROUTMAN,
DEALER IN
FURNITURE,
I
' MATTRESSES,
AND
Improved Spring Beds,
MARKET STREET, NEAR P.O.
The undersigned begs learo to Inferos fherltl
sans of Clearteld. and tbe publie geseratly, that
ha has on haa4 a An. assortment of Kursil.r.
,ueb a. Waujut. Chestnut and Painted Cbi.M
Suites, Parlor Suites. Herlinlng and B.tee.es
Ch.lrs. Ladies' and dents' Ksey I'baira. lee Per
fnrsted Illnlng and Parlor Chairs. Case Seen sal
Wl.a.ne rh.ira. Ol.lhae Ram. Htni and blles-
sloa Ladder,, Hat Raoba, Scrubbing Brashes. s
i MOULDlNCt AND HCTURE FRAMKS,
trfioblng nissses, Chrnnin., Ae., whieh wesM b,
snltaldo for llolieay preoenle.
dl0 7S JOHN TROI TMAS
READING FOR ALL!!
HOOKS f- STATIONERY.
Market at., flearAejId, (at 111. I'ost tmre l
'I'lIK undersigned bega leare loeanoaeeew
I (h.eili..u. of Clearfield and rleinit,
he has Sited .p a room and has just retsrtel
fr.es th.eily with a large .saouatef ressisf
ejatlor, .assisting in purl of
Bibles and Miscellaneous Boob,
look. Aeroent and Pass Books ef overt et'
seripllna Pspor and Envelopes, Freneb rtem
and plain l Ps.a and 1'enellsi Blaek, !''
Flairs, Deedo, Mortgages Jadgntat, lr
lien and Promissory notes i Wtalts snd I'sresl
rnenl llrlef. Legal Cap, Reeord Cap, and HilH'.
She.l. Muslefur ellber Piano, Flats or Tl.
ooe.uuily oa band. Any btwka or etslleix)
desired that I Bay lot bavs oo hand, MI "'
ordered by first otpress, and sold St onpir
of retail tn suit euetnsner. 1 wilt else
ojortodtoal llloroAur., snob aa Magaslees. Nre
papers, Ao. P. A. UAt L'
CI. art. Id May 1, llfit lf
u
N PERT A KIN (I.
r ...... . flT
The undersigned are now fully prerarel
aery on tbe busiaess nl
' IIXlHOItTAKlXJ.
AT REASONABLE RATES ,,
And reopeettally telleH th. rjatranar " I
awMing awosj omviooo.
. i . , , JOHN TRfll'T'
" ' ' ' ' JAMES L.1.KAM
ClearSeM, T., Feb. IS, 1174.
JMEl I.IMK1
The aa.l.r.lgard Is isow prepared to fs"
tbe palrile with aa .re.ll.nt quality ef
Bellefonte Wood-Burned Lima,
fur plastering nrpoeel, by a sere, ev
, ,1 . II. - k.. I A ... (k. .MHSl bt '
aew building, .a Market street. g
, oetl tf L. K .sarCrHOrOS