gardwarfV $ E(uivart.'"J I 8.1CEETT & SCHRYYElC I ! HARftWAllE, end manufacturer, of Tln.CopjHT & Sheet Iron Wart, j Second Slreet, C1EAHKIKLI), PA. Having largelr InortMed our etoek of Hard. won, wo Invito ilia peulio to examine our elook sou prteea. , Carpenter, and pertona who eantciniiUlo build ing will do woll to examine our T00L8 BUILDING HARDWARE, which le aow i of thefceit mtmifwUtft, and w.U bo told low for Mil. NAILS, j GLASS, ... PUTTY, - 1 -mo .i-j ' vii r i GLUE, LOCKS,' ' Hi------ C-t, J-...- .. LATCHES, . , HINGKS, SCREWS - All kiad of Boneb Plnoee, Sewe, Ctiiaela, Square,, Ueminere, Hntcheta, I'lutnba and Levele, Afortieed A Thumb tjungua, Bevele, , Braoe. A Bilta, Wood and Iron Bench Screwa, and tko boat ' ' ' Boring Machine io tba market. ' Double and Single Bitt Axes,' POCKET CITIEHY, Ae. , ,, Agentt for Burncli't Iron Corn Shellir, r tweraaaled. j -, p i I l '' ' Alio, agentl for Rlebaidd " J ' UOTIIIC VI.VB TQPH, f . :t .whlea effoetaalle tun Sraoky Flue.! Farmer.' ImpUninti ant Gardes Tooli of .vary , . dercriptian. . A large variety of ..COOK STOVES, . which we warrant to glee eatlafaotlon. Portable Hangf and Brnacea, U.Roofing, Bpoatlng and Job Work doae on reasonable terms. All orders will receive prompt at leu tic a. JuneJJ, UTI. BIGLER, YOUNG & REED, iSueocnori to Doyntnn Yeung,) FOUNDERS & MACHINISTS! Mauuraetarers of . i ;.WRTABLE4 STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES Omar of Fourth and Pint Plreeti, CLEARFIELD. FA. HA VINO engitged In the manufaelure of flnl olau If ACUlNEnV, we rtapcctfulty infomi he poblle that wear dww prepared to All all ordera m eheaply and tu promptly ai eaa be dene In any of the oitlet. We manufacture and daalln Mulay and Circular Saw-Mills lead Bloeki. VTaier Wheela, Shaftlog Polleya, OirTord'e Injeetor, Steam Oaagea, 8Uam Wblillei, Ollera, Tallow Capa, Oil Gape, Oaage Ooeke, Air Cook i, Glob Valrw, Chock Valraa, wtonght iron Pi pet, B'.aam Pnmpi, Sailer Feed Pom pa, Antl Friolion Metrea. Soap Stone Packing, Oun Pack ing, and all kinda of MILL WOHKj together with Plowi, Sled Solei, COOK AND PARLOR STOVES, and ether CASTINGS of all klndi. Ordara tollelted and Ailed at eity prieel AM lettera of Inquiry with rtference to naeblnery of oar maaafaetaro promptly aoawaredp by addrea lag aa at Clearfield, Pa. 1 janm-tf BIQLBK, YOUNG A RKKD. TkTEW BTOKB AND NEW GOODS JOS. SHAW &i SON Hae juat opened a Ni 8toh, on Main St., Ci.iiriLD, Fa latelT occupied bj Wm. F. IRWIN Their stock conaiit.ol CDm r CSE3- E CE) UD 5t Giocum ot the best quality, Qubenbware, Boots and Sliocs. . and every article necesaur? for od.'i eomfort. Call aud examine our stock belora pur oliaaiQuelaawhere. Usy 0, 1800-lf. READING FOR ALL! I x BOOKS t- STATIONER T, Market ., Cl.arnele), (at the PoatOdre.) fpilR n.d.r.lgaed b.r. leava t ann.a.e to 1 tneeUI.eae or doarlald and tielnltj, that ho haa lttd ap a room and ha. juat returned front tha.Hy with a large aaoaotof reading Bauer, ooaaiatlng la part ot Bibles and Miscellaneous Books, Blank, Aeooanf and Pali Booka of .T.ry de scription Paper and En. elope., Prenah preaaed and plain Pent and Penellai Blank, Legal Pp.r.( Deeda, Mortgagee Jndgtnent, Kiemp tloa and Promlaaory noteat White and I'areh; ment Brief, Legal Oap, Heoord Cap.and BUI Cap, Bheet, Maaiofor either Piano, Pint, or Violin .oaataatly on hand. Aav hooka or etatloaers d.airod that I may .ot have on hand, will be or orderod by Irat oapreat, and .old at wboleaal. or retail to rait ouiwaaan. I will all. keep partodioal llMrataro, aueh aa atagailnet, New., paper., Ae. P. A. SAULIM. Olearleld May t, l8-H the Lightning tamer. TRS anderalgned are the tola Agent la thl enanty for the"North A mar I ean Galvanised LIU H TNI Nil RODS." The are the only aafa rod new la ana, aad are eadoreed kf all the aele n title raea la the eotfntry. ; We hereby aotlfy the elllseni of tha eounty that we will pat than ap a bettor rod, aad for lea wioney, thaa la eharged by the foreign agent who aannally traveraa the eoaaty and earry off ear little eaeh, never to rata re, ENCOURAGE HOME LABOR. Thoee with lag Lightning Rod erected oa their balldinga need bat addroee by letter, or all la pertoa. We will pat them ap anywhere In the eounty, aad warrantthena. The Itodtand Ftitaroa eaa be aeea at any time by calling at ear itore. H. F. BlUUR A CO. Clearfield, March M, lT0-tf Uvery Stable. TU R onderaigned beg leave to Inform the r. no lle that he i aow fully nrepnret) to aeeommo date all la tha wayoffurnialikng Hortaa, Bugglea, Kaddlea atid llaraai,oa tha ebaHeet nottee and an raaennable term. Reeideaee oa Loeaet afreet, betweea Third avid Foarth. (IKO. W. OKAllHAnT. Clearfield. Feb. 4. im. IIOR KAI.T-e The andereigned offr for 1 aal a ralaable tnwa property la the borough of Clearfield. Lot Stxlei feet, with a gnod two etory plank bnote thereon erected, with three room i dowa atatri and four bed room up autre. Alao, eewlng room aad bath room oa eeoond floor. Houea fin tilled eomplete from aellar to at tie Good douhle porch and good water. Price rea aoaabl aad paymeit aae. t0aag7 WM. ai. MeCIILLOnOII. Jll. M'MURRAY wim nrPTt.T Ton wrrn k nr ARTirt.it OP MtKCHANniBR AT THR VMKY LOWKST PRICE. COME AND SBB. (liMly.) NEW WASHINGTON. gr fioiods, Cromlrs, (Sit. ' ' " CLEAftl'IEI.l),' TA. ' ( ! A re ottering, at Ibe old atana of d. L. Bred A Co. teir ato.. of ,.d., .on.i.nn, f ., , ; , DRY-GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS SHOES, HATS A CAPS, IIAIttlWARE, UUKEN8WARB, FLOUE, FEED, SALT, 4c, ao., At tbo moat roaaonablo ratoa fur OASII or In , 1 ! ' ' 1 ' Olenango for Square Timber, Boards, Shingles, OR COUNTRY PRODUCE. ffAdranooa mad to Ihoee angagd In get ting out aquaro tiou1er on the moat adrantagooua terma. pdtljanT.1 JJANIEL GOODLANDEII, Ll'TIIKRSBl'Ra, PA., : Dealer In DRY. GOODS, NOTIONS, IIOSlKUr & GLOVES. " 1 " HATB CAPS uul BOOTS A SilOKM, Tubuvcoo, Qrooerlua and Flh, Killi, llard, (Juaeuiwuro snd Uliiiware, Mtn and hoyt' Clothing, Drug, Paint 1 Oil, lirUol llonka, large lot of Patent Modiclnci, Candlaa, Null 1 Drld Pruiti, riicvie and Craok i arij Rook and Rifla I'owder, ; . Flour, Grain nnj Polntoos, Clover and Timothy 3ocd, Solt LaatW, Murooooi, Llnlnft, Bindtnga and Thread, tiboemnkera' Tool and Shot Finding. No greater vnriety or gooda in any itore In (he oonnty. All for aele very low for eah or eounlrj produce at the Cheap Coroer. Aug. 27, lbTS. The Bell's Run Woolen Factory, Pent, township, Clcarfleld Co., Pa. llURKtl) () II T I PT HOT BURNED UP1 The Bubaerlbera have, at great expense, rebuilt neighborhood neoenity, in the erection of a flrat elaai Woolen Manufactory, with all the modrro Improvement attaehed, and are prepare d to make all kind of Clothe, Oaaaimerea, HHtiuetta, Iliaa keta, Fieri ti ela, Ao. Plenty of good oa hntitl te anpply all onrold and a thomand new euitomera, whom we ak to com. and ei amine our ititek. The bufineea of . CARDING AND Fl'Ll.INU will receive our enpeelal attention. Propur arrangenicnta will he made to reoeive and df liver Wool, to suit cuatomeri. All work witrrantvd and done upon the abort cut nolioe, end ly itrict atten tion to bufioeia we hope to realise a liheral ahare of public patronage. 10, MX) POUNDS WOOL WANTED ! We will py the higbeit market price for Wno and aril our manufacturml gouda aa lev aa almilar goodi orb be ttought in the county, and whenever we fall to render reeaoneble aatiafaetion we ean alwaya be found at home ready to make proper explanation, either In periun or by letter. J AMKS JOHNSON A SONS, aprlltetf Bower P. 0. ' LEATHER m.KAST-STRAI'S ! SUPKRSEDKD BV COVI.KT'8 PATENT METALLIC BREAST HOLD-BACK Medeerihebeet MaTlea- I ble Iron, aad la attached I to the ilamea by the bt Snap ever Invented. It U eaaily aad qelckly put oa, and pravMiU the whipping of the boraea by the pole. lot liable to get oat of repair. Will laat for yeara. All we ak ia a fair trial, te eoDvinee all partiea ui- Ing them that they are nnaurpaeied in value for j, the purpose for which tbey are intended. 8ACKBTT A ACIIRYVKR. Clearfield, April lb, 1874. . MARBLE AM) STOVE YARD Mrs. S. S. I. IDDKLIi, Hating .ngaged In tbe Uarbl. bnalneaa, dealro. to Inform her Menda and th. pnblie that ah. baa Dow and will keep eonatantly on band a largo and well .elected Mock of ITALIAN AND VK11MONT MARBLB, and ia prepared to furniah to order TOMBSTONES, BOX AND CRADLE TOMBS, JIONl'MKNTS, Curba and Poet, for Cemetery Lota, Window Silta and Capa, alao, BUREAU, TABLE AND WASH STAND T0P9, Ae., Ae. T.rd oa Reed HrKl, Bear the R, R. Depot, Clearneld, Pa. Ji-7,71 'JERRA COTTA STANDING VASES, HANGINO VASES, tnve Lining find Fire Brick, ki'pt aooatantly on band. STOXE AXD KARTiTeS WARE OP EVERY DESCRIPTION! CUOCKS! POTSI CROCKSI flalicr's Patent Airtight Belf.ealln trruit t an. 1 BUTTER CROCKS, with lldi, CREAM CHOCKS, MILK CROCKS, APPI.K - B1ITTKR (.HOCKS, I'ICKLK CROCKS, FLOWER POTS, PIE DISHES, RTKW POTS, And a great many olber thlnga too nutnernaa to meutlon, to be had at FRED'K. LEITZINGER'S : STONE - WARE POTTERY, Corner ol Cherry and Third Street.. CI.KAIiriHI.U, PA "g' T. A. FLECK & CO., Hare now on hand, and are daily receiving ad ditiona thereto, a largo and well (elected atoek, a at freak from the me au lecturer, nf i i , : Drea 0 oo.lt, 0ry)oed, Silk, Hate, Hon net UI4 Led ice' Capa, rnawlt, Weterproort, L.a diet' Fur Capa, Jle.tr Ooodt, Utnta' Fur-Blt-hing Oood, hhlrt, Ulovea, Hoie, Uveralla, Lumbertaen'e rlanael, Ladiea' I'nderwear, Culla, Collar, Handkerchief, ciiarmnvH indrrwrah and white ORRitSKS, - i Perfumarv end fltian. Ilntinnrail Ukirte. BtAmT. down, bterkinte. of every leiee. variety and eolnrr. Nntiona. Trimaiinff and Fene (loed. ia rxlmset eadleee variety. N. B. WE IlllV FOll CASH ANT) RV.LL FOR CA.MIl. dec2lf SAWS ! SAWS! SAWS! DISTAN S CHOaS CUT, MUX, DRAO A.ND CIRCULAR SAWS. Boyutou'fl Lightning Cross-cut Saw. also, j PATE.tT PERFORATED A RLKCTRIC RAWS, For a ale bj aeilJ.Tfi U. f, t(lLBR A 00. JfHKSIl FIHII. The onderaigned reineelfully nnllllea Ike pob lle that he will keep on land for a.ie aa aMort ment of Freeh Flak, of all klade. melted (rem the Kurt and Weat dally. Alao, Prral V.gelable. ia eoaioa. Ooode delirerrd to all parte nf tbe borough and tiniaily. Ordera loft at hie reetdea., onrner of Seeoad en4 Rood elreeta, will reeeir. prompt attentlot. D. W.JORDAN. ClearSeld. Frk. St. 171. -Xm Usfcllaiifous;' !JJARD TIMES u i i i have Ko KFeEOT ! ' IN FRENCHVILLEI I bui awai-e that there arc 01110 persona a little hard to pleaae.and I am alio aware that the oomplalnt of "hrd tlmea" It well nigh universal. But 1 aia to iltuated aow that J can aatiafy the former and prove eoaHu'lvely that "hard time" will not effect thaee who bay their gouda from mo, and all uiy patruna almll initiated into the ae ret of , HOW TO AVOID 1LUID TIMES I haw good enough to mipply all the Inbalil tanta in the lower end of the auuaty whieh I anil at cicerding low ratea from uiy uiuintuoth atore In MULSONIlliRU, where I can alwayi be found ready to wait upon onllera and aupply them with Dry Goods of nil Kinds, Such aa Clotha. Satlnetta, Canal in erei, Mualioa, Delalnea, Linen, Drilling, Calleoea, Trimming, Ribbonaf Laee, Kcady-mnde Clothing, Booti and Shoea. Data aad Capa all of tle boat material and made to order tioie, dock a, Ulovea, Miltena, Laeea, Hlbbona, Ae. (JR0CF.1UK8 OF ALL KINDS. Coffee, Tea, 8ugar, Blre, Motaaaea, Salt Pork, Linaeed Oil. riah Oil, Carbon Oil. Hardware, Queen a warn, Tinwnre, Caitinga, Plowa and Plow Caatiaga, Naila, Hpikea, Cora Cultira- (ora.uiuer rreaaea, anu an Kind a 01 Aiea. Perfumery, Paint, Yarnlfh, Olaaa, and a general Buriweni 01 Dieiionery, GOOD FLOUli, Of different brand, alwaya on band, and will be old at toe loweat pawiuJe ngerea. a 1 1 J. II. McClain'e Medicine, Jeyne'e Medteioca, lloattttera and ItouBaad a Hitter. 6000 nonnda of Wool wanted for which the bigheat price will be paid. CloverMcd oa hand ana tor aaie at tne lowoM market price. AUo, Ajrnnt for 8tratton ille aad Curwenavllle Inreihing Miiohinea. fLC,Hand aoefor yauraelvee. You will flud araryuitng ueuaiiy kept in a retail it ore. L. M. COUDRIKT, Frenohville P. 0., Anguit VI, 1874. THE CLEARFIELD FIRE CLAY CO. CLEAl! FIELD, PA., MAXI fAlIt RRR UP Furnace Blocks, (ias Retorts. Stove Linings. Paving Tiles, &o. himnry Tops, Window CVajr, , ', t , unit tVtmra. ' ' ' 'j ' , j All kinds of Architectural Adornments. OHtfilN'AI. llKSIUN.S IN TKKKA COTTA MAIlK TO OHllKlt. Wllb iupiuv.,1 ni.i'hlnf-r.v, Drat elaia material and .killed workmen, wo ean warrant all our mnmirai-turea to be ei(uul to If not ruer!tr to aor in tbe market. Artleiea otonr nianufaolur ran lie Been at tho Work., near H.ilroad Drriot, or at the Hardware Store of II. V. Uigler I'o. All order, from a diatance, aiMrerred to tb. Gonera) Huperintendenl, will receive prompt at tention. J. fit HAHTSH K k. JOHN KKRtlt'HON, . Uin'l Bout. 01 iirninneiu, itarnaini, re.ii.au, .Hupt. itanutacturing Pept uaylO'TI CPllE LARGEST , . X i ' ;-.-. AH80HTMKNT OF STOVKlH ! . MTOYKM ! ever brought to the enanty, are heirg reoeleed at the Hardware Katablialiment of II. K HIULtCB ok C't jmprialng th. following Cook Store. : SPEAR'S CALOMFIC, ' SU.StiUKIIANNA, KEOULATOK, NOKLR. EXCELSIOR, TRIUMPH. GOV. PEN N, HEADING NATIONAL RANGE, C. AC. Alao, th. following Heating Store, t SPEAR'S ANT CLINKER, SPEAR'S ANTI DUST, SPEAR'S ORHICULAR, SPEAR'S PARLOR COOK, ' -UORNINO LIGHT, RON TON, OIPSEY, AA VULCAN, v SUNBEAM, .!;' RUBY' A ' DAUPUIN EGO, CHESTER EOO, VOLCANO, PHOENIX, HEAVY BAR ROOM AND STORK ROOM STOVES, AC. Clearneld, Sept. Ji, 1 S7J. E. A. SOUTHARD, Fire,Llfe& Accident Insurance . AGIiNT, cleirUeltl, Pa. TRAVELER'S LIFE A ACCIDENT. Unrlford, Conn Aiaet. ov.r $3,900,000 1I0.MK FIRE INSURANCE CO. Culumbua, Ohio Aaaetta eter 1000,1100 fel;o.ly Jai. 8. Paaaosa, Prea't. R. U. B.icHSa, Si-e'y CONTINENTAL Lire Insurance Company, OF HARTFORD, CONN. A.wla fJt.llO.OOS Ratio of Aeeeta to Llabilille. 112 Furniihea inauraneo at tho eery loweet eo.t Poliey-holder, parlieipaie ia tho proltta of tho t-ompany, tnna eontlnually rednelng tne annual pavmenle. For raler, Ae., eoll on or addreaa R. M. Mi KNAI.LY, Agent. Offloa is Shaw'a Row, Clrarleld, Pa. T:U 74 F. O'LEARY BUCK, General Insurance Agent and Real Estate Broker, Rcpreacnta th. following reliable Inauraneo Co'o: North Brltitb A Mereantilo Ine. Co. ,2,a00,000 Weahlngton LiTo Inaoranee Co. 4,000,000 Fir. Aaeoel.llon Inauraneo Co.. 2,000,0110 Am.aon Fir. Inanrane. Co S.07S.14S I'birnil Inauraneo Co., N. Y 1,000,000 Watertown Fire, inaurea dwelling, and farm huildlnge only S75,0OO York, Pa., Slook Inauraneo Co. Ilurae. InaureA agalnat death and theft. P. H Partiee ia the eounlry dealring Inaurano. on their lire, or properly ean hare it promptly attended to by aiblreaaiag .a by teller, or ealling in perron at our flmoe, in I'le a opera lloaea, Room No. I, Clearneld, Pa. eng'JO'74 7 O It BALK! A large and woll-nalakod Btlok Dwelling, eila. ate on tho rlrer bank, iw Ike hflrmirh of Clear. deld, oonlaining eleren ronine, wllk good aellar, water in the kiteben, and all the modoru eoare nienoee. Pantriee, li.th-room, Clo'hee-preeees, Aa. Lot Blur feet front end two hundred and thirty feet bank, with a tweaty font alley oa thoaaat ante, Batu .uniting, with all the appartenaaoee, will bo Mid aheap, with paymanteto aoit pareha aer. Application ean ba made to the aador aigned, or to A. C. Tate, Bq., who will giro all aeoeae.ry loformatioa to thuao who deatro t. to il) eel tne property. TIIOS.J. McCrLLOUQU. Hay Hal, I7,lf. JOIIN A. STADLEIt, . BAKER, Uarket St., Clearlrld, Pa. Frrah Bread, K.ak, Bolle. Plea and Cake, oa band or made to order. A general aaaortmeat of CoaneUaaertea, Fralte aad Nala ia Maek Io. Cream and Oyet.ra In aeaeaw. Salooe searly oppoelio the PottoBoa. Prim moderal. Marek l-ri. THE ' REPimLICAN. CLKAItKIELU, PA IVKUNKSUAV WU1IN1NU,AI'R1I.1, IH7t. LABOR 1 AN ODE. , IT4 I. Toll awtugi the ate, aad Ibreata bow 1 The eeeda break nut in radiant bloom, Rich barreita aniile behind the plow, And r ititi clutter rouad the loom Where towering dome and tapering tplrea Adorn the vale and erowu the bill, Stout Labor llgbla II beaeen tire, And plumea with amoka the forge aad mill. The monarch oak, the woodUm!' prlJa, W hote trunk la tamel with lightning aoarr, Toll lauaohea ua the reetliat tide. And there unroll the dag of atari The engine with hi lung of flaine, And ribt of bran end JoiaUof ateel, , Frtuo Lahor'a pUattu angora eanie, With aohbing valve aud whirling whool. , 'Til Labor worka the mag la preaf And tarne the crank io hive of loll, And beekona angel down to bleat Induatrioua hand en tea and toll. Hare tun-browned toil, with tblaiag tpade, Liuka lake to lake with ailver tiet, . Strung thick with ptlacea of trade, . ! - Aad tepialei towarlag hi tbe akiai, "LIED A ROUT.". So nitthy coiMpifiiom jxxiplo liavo buun litxl bout I Purlug tko Irut two yen re tho number at Ivsiliiiff ntaiarv incn who have Doen cant wy on lit hni)itubla nbniVK from litis cuiiko is l moHt iiit'iikMilnble. They nra ntrowod nil alonrr 1 he hort. Ant) nil of them Imve lii'in livtl about. Two yenra tigo u procemion nic(l down the C'npitol Htcns and Hrattored into the niirroun- diiifj country with their nrma lull of nuuiiinerv miu oiucr piunuur, ana nev er returned.' Thi'V went out of tho Jlouso. Homo were tearful, omt) wero indiirnnlit. and muiio wero In the state of mind described by the gentleman who wan eiiiitnred by pirates in the Gulf, when ho said they stripped him and lushed him to tho riinu; and flogged him on his bnro bark till he was perfectly ilia'isted. )t they said to tho inquiring minds which met them on the way Willi tho sympathis ing interrogatory, "What's tho mat ter?" "Oh, nothing, only been lied about." Koine of them fretted and vexed the oolums of newspapers with explanations how and to what extent they had been lied about, anil what made them think so. Others made addresses to reception committees in which they stated ilistmctly and at great length that they had been Hod about, and somo we remember had : uanquets at wincli the local clergy- man uud tlio county poet vied with with each oilier at the conclusion of of the feast in nmiiKlitig tho language in which uio lyinij liud lieen done. There was an ennleinic of beimr litxl about. Anitmj; the victims, if wo rightly remember, there wns some such personalis the Vice 1'ivsident. And here the other day another pro cession stepped d :wn ami out, in whoso van there might have been car rieil a descriptive banner inscribed, "Jiied About." Mr. Hutler. returning to nn admiring constituency, when axked what brought him back, would j " 1UKB answer, -i.ieii Atom. io the friendly Detroit person, greeting! Michigan's great War Senator on his; return to m-tvate hie, and inquiring ot j 1 j " ""l "luiiiu-.i w iii-j timidnte tho llritisli l.ion in tho Scn-i ate, t ic gentle lochanali could give . wir.rr limn iivii .A iioui ; and "l.icd About" is Carpenter' re and "l.icd About" is Carpenter's re- I sponso to .Milwaukee's "What's the mutter?" Oh, it was such on epidem ic I Audit carried off so tnanv ! Dono, too, as all tho Administration agrenl, ley the independent prosit. It was in view of tho fearful mortality in political circles produced by being lied about by the independent press that Congress enacted a law to meet such cases; it was known as the 'pros gag law,' and somehow was not pop ular. -Mr. Butler also throw himself into the breach, antl U)ion frequent oc casions denounced the press as mali cious, mischievous, and false, and once ho recognised its superiority by char acterizing it as a "lorty -jackass mud throwing power." Notwithstanding all this the statesmen of the period continue to complain . of being lied about, and every little while some new one is doubled up witli it, as with sud den cramp. Mr. King, of Minnesota, has got it. A vory bad case. Jlo went to Cana da by advice of counsel when it first broke out, and the consequence was it went vory hard with him. The Min nesota Legislature took a hand in dis cussing it, and William stood np and "cussed" them from afar by mail. Tho press indulged in reflection and com ment nKn tho case, antl ho passed it ovor in Bilonco. A committee callod aloud for him, but to thoso remote bar ren regions where ho had gone for treatment nn committee's voico could pierce; ho heard no committee. A deputy sergeant al arms waited on mm with a summons ; lio treated tho oflicer with consideration and the sum mons with contempt. And then when Congress had adjourned ho tlropiietl down to Washington aud demanded of rostmaster tieneral Jewell I lie remov al of tho .Minneapolis postmaster. His calmness amused Mr. Jewell. That functionary smiled upon Mr. King's insisting upon being recogmitod ns the Representative of the Minneapolis dis trict, and consequently entitled to the patronage ot tho tlistrtct could any thing bo (tinnier than that If Air. Jewell intimated that tboro was just a shade of doubt about his being admit ted to tho noxt Congress. And then William stated to tho Postmaster lien oral that he had been lied about. An other plain rase. And yet in spito of it Jlr. Jewell tleclineil to remove the Minneapolis postmaster. This ia the worst caso yet. Couldn't even get a mist master romnved I Just because he had boen lied about I Ho wonder that tho next day, in company with ex Kenator llamsey, who had been lied about also, ami hail failed of re-election in consequence, he waited upon Mr. Jowcll in tho street, and deman ded to bo vindicated by tbo removal of the Minneapolis postmaster. Hut (iovernnr Jewell, who has been doing some vory queer tilings utterly relused to vindicate him. With all the prece dents that havo been set by tho Presi dent and Congress, ho positively re fused to vindicate the Administration member of Congress who had been lied about. This performance takes rank as a phenomenon In tho history of tho Administration. And so Mr. King must wait till De cember to bo vindicated, with the chances rather against him than other wise. Antl other statesmen are in danger of being lied about ton. Where, oh, whoro will this thing stop? l.AKdg PXMOCRATIO GAINS IN MlCII iii am The great lteptiblican majori ty, which was first announced ns tho result of the election lor Judges in tho State of Michigan, last week, has dwindled away almost as rapidly as lias mo mow piles during tbe pleasant weather. It is now known that in stead of tho "Ilndical sweep" thntwas announced the day after tho election, mat tlio Democrats have elected ten of tho twonty-ono circuit judges who wero voted tor ami that tho general vote in tho Kioto shows a Democratic gain on tho remarkable election of No vember, 1H74. An exchamre savs: "Govorner Por ter,, of Tonnessse. an cx-Confederato commander, reviewed tho Federal troops under Gonoral Pcnnypacker, at Nashville recently, and tho occasion created great enthusiasm." If "these robbl nroceedininM nro not chcrkH br the government the laat prop of Radi- ralminhntc will fnll. I THE TEA US OF THE TRIAL Tho function of toars in tho ordina ry affairs of life does not need to bo doa ,crihod, aud to lawyers wo nm.it leave ino uisciisAion 01 ttii'ir reiatiro value as evidence in an ndullory trial. Our olllco Is simply to point out tho luct that teurs have termed a conspicuous part of tho testimony and argument in tho Heecher case, whether as tried at tho court room or at the prayer meet ing. The fact seems to us signitlcunt, and also touching. A singular, almost marvellous incident ot it, is thai tho crying In tho oouit lias all been done by men and Done by women ! Wo have gono through llio ollleial report of the case with the most pains taking cure in tho olfort to construct a theory that would explain a circum Btaneo so remarkable, but the subject bailies our efforts. Not one woinun witness lies cried, but .Mr. Uoechcr lias oriod several timus. Tracev cried over his conspiracy essay; ilrothor Shear man's most terrific, nririinicnt to the Jjurv lies in his tears; aud tears stood 111 &itifii n vj ve on m-vi'im WMniifiin, but ho did not cry outright. It is easier to understand why some of tho men don't cry than it is why others no. Lawyers, u a rule, do not cry easily. They sometimes may drop a tear by way of peroration in a murder case, but never to our knowledgo in a aim- pie rrim. con, case, Jn this Heechnr trial Mr.Evartshos not cried once ; nei tder has Mr. Beach, nor Judge Fuller ton, nor (Jen. l'ryor, nor Judge J'or ter. Why, then, does llrother Shear man cry so bitterly? The answer must bo, because his heart is big and his piety deep. This might seem to imply that tho other lawyers of whom we have spoken have small heart and shallow piety ; but wo cannot stop to chop logic in a discussion so delicate us this, and mint press on. Krother Shearman's tenderness and piety arc matters of national, perhaps even world-wido, renown and solicitude. His previous titlo to thine in tho Uni ted Mates and Kugliiud wus nothing but his great services as attorney to the late James Fisk, Jr. it was not until this Keener trial occurred that the world became acquainted with the secrets of his sore heart and tho nspi. rations of his pious soul. Those who know tho man, however, well know that Ilrothor Shearman was fully as pious when he turned his ntrilo intel lect and dexterous use of legal shifts to the assistance of the late hrio opv- rnt0Pi ,0 ,10w WUcn ho puts them at the disposal of the Plymouth pus- tor. Hut wo think lie must rrv more now than ho did then, and perhaps Iirny more frequently and fervently, tut, may be, theso ndjunets have Imx-ii more necesnry now iliirmg the pro gress ot tho trial. l'crhajHt, next to Mr. Heecher him sell, tho two most important witnesses for tbe defence were Bessie Turner and Mr. Wooilley, the colored capitalist In n irgiuin. .Vitv, Jlessio toll thrilling talo, horrible, appalling, dis heartening and distressing. Hut she never sliiil a tear during tho whole of it! Mr. Vt oodlcy belongs to an im iu,jve race, though his financial pru denco and nstiro testify to his rrriat M,f control, and perhaps we ought not to huvo cxiK-cted him to cry. Kinan- ri,,Wi n, r, , not cry easily, as witness aniierDilt, Itutus Hutch, Jay (i(il,T, and Uncle Daniel Drew. Mr. itcccher bus shed many tears fliiriarr liia tcNlimmiv nrwl n-eoninir Keiimu lii lie a linliit n-iltt Lim It MmiL Ion is to be believed. But theso tears pur.r.lo tlio mind. They probably have a deep significance, but wo cannot ex- pluin them, nevertheless. Ordinary men do not cry at critical moments ol their lives, or when their feelioga are deepest, 'leant that now too canity have always lieen reganletl with sus picion. Tho crying beggar, it has been iiiund, is apt to spund your alms at the corner rum hole. Strong, true, und earnest natures among our Anglo-Sax on men nsnnlly have hot tears wrung out ot them only liv extreme anguish, anil our reservo holds in distrust the ready woeiier. Still, Mr. Hecohor is an extraordinary man, and wo may safely attribute his tears to a quick emotional temperament to which he has always given lull play. Perhaps if he had not done that he woultl not havo been so popular a preacher as he is now, anil so he may have dono wise ly in throwing asido tho self-control of the average American. A. Y. eun. SlIEIMIXKD AND Till WASHINGTON Kino. A year ago we referred to the scandalous corruption of tbe Wash ington D. C. King, as developed thr'o an investigation of its operations by a Committee of Congress. Tho expos ure led Congress to abolish the whole district government to get rid of the thieves. Hinco then developments are constantly beinsj made which places Shepherd and his gang in a still more odious light. For instance, lately one Godfrey, a rcstauranter, sued the dis trict for a bill amounting to 19,000 in- curreti lor luncucs suppuca vo me into officials. In laat, it appeara that lunching antl juiikclling at tho ex pense nf tho taxpayers was at that tinio the order of the day. Many per sona wonder that the people ot Wash ington ever submitted to such Jxac tiuns. Tbo reuson was tho citixens taxpayers could not help tliemselvos. The honlo of vileand ignorant negroes brought to Washington In tho w ake of Sherman's army were, employed and used by tho ring robbers to vote down the taxpayers. And to got rid ol the vile horde Longreas, lor very shamo abolished the whole district government. Yet this man Shepherd, tho bead ol this luminous ring is a personal friend ol Grant, who bad the oiihlushing cheek alterwanl to nomi nate him tor the pnsition of Commis sioner under tha new government dis trict, but waa snubbed, not over six Senntors voting to confirm him. This proves that the President Is as deep in this ring business aa any of tho rawt.as he makes the lenders of it his boon "companions and friends. k State Convention. Tho Demo cratic Slate Convention having been callod to meet at Jvno in September, the Jako city is brushing up to give a genorons welcome to the largo crowd that win he in attendance. 1 he now lioed Jlouso, the finest hotel between Now i ork and Chicago, will be open cd on tho 1st of June, which will give the city two first clan bnliils, beside numerous smaller ones, lao gather ing of the magnates of tho Democracy will doubtless be met with a moat lib eral hosnitnlitv bv the irood neonlo nt the Northwestern Gibraltcrof Itepub- li'BiiiRin. iVuM. limn. Tho 7Vm' is correct. Tbe mem hers of tho State Convention, together with thoso ol their friends who may aocompany thorn, will meet with a re ception here on the 8th of September mat will miiKo them wish mcy could hold conventions in Pennsylvania's only lake city for tho balance of their natural lives, the limrt, however, Is mistaken in its estimate of the politi cal statin of this section of the State. Krio la not now tho "Northwestern Glbralter of Itcpuhlicanism." Once that appellation was correct, but the political oontests of the past few years, and particularly that of the last year have taught the dominant party that the city la essentially J'cmocratio, whilo in the county a nomination can no longor be constlercd equivocal to an election. line Obterotr. , i anni for tlivupco made l tho Mnlio Loialiv ttiro thnt Mr. PnrldtKjkintrmluwUbill divurvinif all tha tnurriod people in that Territory, aiul nlaced them ill ttntu ttwa ante matrimnniwrn. Ilia Idea was that thoao who wbihod miirbl ffet married 'ntrnin. 6 .V0 DEAD HEADS A BKUAUKAKLE aCKNl AT Tll tlHANfl CENTRAL DEPOT, NEW Vol ST. The parly that accompanied the Prtwidcut to tlio Grand Central Depot, New York yesterday, consisted of Vleo Cresiilcnt Wilson, Secretaries Robeson and Belknap, Colonel llackett, of Governor Gaston's stall', Secretary Delano, Mr. Goorgo W. C'hilds and young Hamilton Fish. Colonel llack ett alighted first, and having assisted the President to alight, drew his arm through his own and marched straight for tho entrance of the curs. Thuro was an immense throng in wailing to aeo whether the door-tender would Pass tlioin without seeing thoir tickets. Tho two elbowed their wuy through the throng and readied the railing around tho door of the entrance to tho cars. A door-muster stood there punch ing the tickets, and to him Col. ilack ett waved his hand loftily, saying tho President and ho would puss'through without ceremony. t, "Tickets, genla," said the door-master, stopping in front of the would-be free riders. "Tbe President of the United Slates President Grant," Colonel llackett repeated, pointing to that gentleman. "1 can't help who you aro, you can't pass through this gato without show ing vour tickets," said the door-master, with rocky firmness of tone and man ner. -. -i . The President cast upon tho ollleial a lisk of concentrated contempt , and scorn. - . "Htitnd back and don't block the passago, gents," said the door-master. By this time the tbroug had caught the spirit of the scene and had closed about the party. Vice President Wil son who hail been elbowing bis way with Knhcsoii s arm in his own just to the rear of tho President, was keenly alive to the ahamufulncss of the situa tion. With a hasty glance ho saw how it was to end, and so he dropped back far enough to be out of the focus of eyes. Grant took things calmly, but was vory angry, and after a few seconds' pause ho said to llackett, "What's to bo dune?" That resouifc ful individual showed a rueful counte nance and suiil, "I guess there's noth ing for it but to pay." With a hasty movement Grant's baud went into his pantaloon's pocket and fishing out a small wallet he ab stracted a hundred dollar bank nolo and thrust it into lluckett's hand. Grant then stood to one side and llackett went for tho pasteboards. Helknap then npprouched tho door keeper and said, "The tickets are be ing bought, surely you can havo no objection to permitting tho President to seat himself in the can? Tho doormastcr glanced nt tho towering, llaeketu who was buying tho tickets, thmiglit a moment and then sold politely : "I presume no fault could be found with me for that." -'IIo says we can go into the cars without wuiting lor the tickets, the socrutary of war said, in pleased tones, to tho President. Well, wo won't do it," the execu tive replied, with iiositiveness. lly this time Colonel llackett had returned with the nine tickets. ' I'll stund hero and check you orTas ynil go through," said he to the Presi dent, at tho same time taking posi tion alongside of tbo door-master. "Do nothing of the sort ; give a tick et to each one," President Grant com manded, shnrply, with unappeased anger. So the President, Secretary liobeson and Gonoral Helknap wore "furnished with tickets, and tbe lormer presented his to the door-master with a suavity of manner that was evidently intended to be lull ot trenchant satire, the party wero to go to Boston without change of cars; nevertheless, tho wily Colonel had bought tickets aa tar as Springfield only. Young Lovers. William Hobart, aged 16, of Palisade avenue, aud An nie J.ituholdt, aged 18, oi Storm ave nue, Jersey City Heights, left their homos on CSattirdar. Mr. J.itcholilt found a note which read aa follows : Okas Pi : 1 em going t. Bahimor. wltk Willie. Asms. Mr. Litekoldt waa made fullly aware of the meaning of the note when he ascertained that his best traveling trunk aud some money waa gono. The young lovers bad been courting for about aix months, and it ia said were maimed on the 17th of March, but re mained at bomo to prepare for the wedding trip. Tbe families of both the bride and the groom are among the most respectable in tho Bergen section. Gen. Alexantier K. Shiras, Cinnmis-aary-Gcnarnl of Subsistence, United States Army, is dead. fuj 3&vtttltmMt. QAUTION- , All pereoae an hereey eaatteaed agataet Serehaeing ar la aay way aoddliag with tbe M w.ng property, aew ia poeeeaaioaof I. J. Uooa, Tin 1 ooob etoee. S aaaliaa atevee. 1 tir bed- teada aad bedding, I eba.n, I eapboard, 41 yarde ear per, aa the aame wee pumaeeed by aae at eoa aUble'a aale oa March J, 187k, and U left wita blta aabjeot to my order only. 11. A. WRU1IIT. Ulea Hope, April T. 1875 8t C AUTION.- All pareeaa are hereby warned agate tt pareh aalag ar la aay aaaanar meddllog with a eeriala bar Horee, eow la the haede af R. U. Watk.rf flew waaatartoa, u tho eame waa parehaead by mm a naorie e aaie aa uioate aay Ol April, 1879, ead left with hits ea loan, aubjeet ta any artier. JAURH OALLAQHKK. New Waahlagtaa, April 14, U74. Jt QAUTION. AH perioao are hereby warned agaiaet pur ekeiiag ar la amaner aaaddllaa with aae eerrel horte, aae hay eaare. three eewe, aae wagea, (ar aeau young aaiue, aow ia (Bo poaeeeaioe of t'alh ariae Wiw aad Joha Wlaor, of Bradford towe- ahip, ae Ike eatae beloag to no aad are left with tttriB aa loan, euiijeet to aay order. D. I. WIHOR. Woodlaad, April SI, MH.-ftt C AUTION.- All pertoni are hereby waraed agataet perch -aiiag or la any way taeddling with the following property. Bow la tbe poeae.itoa of Aleea B. Aa tee, of Orehaea tawaahip, via: One rod aad white eaw aad eaif, ae the aame beiooge te aae and ta hH with hlea aa foe, rabjaet io eny artfer. Ill HA hi B. A NT KH. Welleeetoa, April SI, ll7k. lt QAUTION. JCotlee It hereby glraa ta alt eoaaerned that any wife, Haa.net aa Jane Wlaor, haeinf left aay bed aad hoard, wit boat any Juat eaaeo ar pravo ealioa, tbla la U warm all peraoae aet to truat ar harbor her ea my aeeoaat, at I will pay ao debta af aerooatraellng. U. F. W1HUH. Woodland, April SI, W...tt JX ECUTOR? NOTIUK. ! Notice It hereby glrea that Ltttert TeMa- atenlary oa Ibe Katate ar JACOB PKNT7., laU of Brady towaablp, dee'd hate beea f rant ed to the aadereigeed. All perioal iadebled la aid Katate aro reqalroa lo Male ieaetodiala pay ment, aad Ihoee baring elelmo agalnat H are re qelred to preeewt them, daly aatbeattoated, with eat deley, te the andereigned. PHILIP I. PKNTX, Ulberaberg, March, 81, '7-t- Kieeaier. A DMINLSTKATKIX' NOTICK. Notiee le hereby aleea that Letter of Ad mUUtraltoa em the eeiate of J. A. BLATTRff HI KM BR. lata ef Oeoeote, Olearleld Uowaty, Pe, aeeeaaeo, aaviag aeaw eaiy graateel to IBo aader itgaesi. all peraaae iadoblod le aaid aetata will Cleaw aaake immediate pay m aet, aad Ibeae eving elaima ar deaaaada will proaeal tbeaa preperly aetheatleated fhr eettUment wltbent delay. 0AROLINB BLATTINBRRORH, Oaaoale. April I, M7k. it Adm i. ADMIMSTKATOUS, NOTICK. Notiee le hereby five a that Letter! ef Ad aiiitlitratloa aa the oaute of St'flANIf AH BARR. lata ef Bradford lawaahia. CLwa.M eoaaty, roaaajrlTaaia, daiaaeed, heriajf heaa duly graatad ta the Mtletaigaed, all pareeat ia debled to laid aetata will pleaea make Immediate par neat, aad thaee havtag elaima o demaade will praeeat thaea pee party eetheatioaaed fat aet Moment wilhoat eMay. , . . BAM UK! K.COWDBR, , AaalalMeatar. , Wllllamerere. Mareh tl 175 t. UttUrrUaitrous. H. F. BIGLER & co.;!yiSKHAR nr ...L.a. IS , ii iitDWAH i:, ; Alia. Meaafeetarereaf I Tin and Sheet Iron Ware. ! CLEARFIELD, PA. JjUKMlNG IMPLEMENTS of all kind, for aal. by II. K. Hltil.EH CO R A ILItO AD WHEELIUUriOWS for ala by 11. F. BIO LEU et CO. QIL, PAINT, PUTTY, GLASS, Naila, .1.,, for aall by ; II. P. BI0LEI1 A CO. JJAUNE33 TRIMMINGS A SllOK Ftsdlnga, for .al. fcy H. F. BIGLER A CO. Q.UNS, PISTOLS 8 WORD CANES far aal. j H. F. BIOLER At CO jTOVE3, OF ALL SORTS AND .. II i v. BHfur iBJ (,, II. F. BIOLKIt A CO. RON I I RON ! IRON IRON I For aal. by U. P. BIULEK A CO. IJORSK SU0K.S A HORSE RIIOK BAILS, for'l.l. by ' , II. F BIOLER ft CO pULLET BU)CKs7AI,L SIZES Aad beet Manufootar., for eala by II. F. BIOLER A Co. 'jmiMHLE SKEINS AND PIPE 10XE8, for aalo ky IL F HIOLER A CO pODDER CUTTERS for sale by ca30-7fl H. F. BIOLER A CO. QLEARFIELD PLANING MILL COMPANY. TUK vitrei fii-Hl. tueaeftmre lu KRKD A POHtiLI.. beve iiarobntwil th- 'l.KAU. HKLU l'LANINW MILL. aoi rci'icd It for I sjotnf aa .. outincM. ah lee maemner; will ba added Bmry ta aiaae 11 aoe ef tbe I mort Doaialajle tlat Ubnaau ol llie Mad la the Hute 1b7 are mom prepared la rteeive arJr for any work la that line. Tber will aiveipfwia) j atttatioa l ell aiettrlali fur aM building. FLOORING, WEATHER -BOARDING, SASH, DOORS. BLINDS, OF ALL aTVLKS, ft!.;, on band. WORKED BOAHDR, aad all arilelea neeeeA ry fiar halldlag. will ha exchanged for DH V Lli UDk.lt, ao that peraou at a diatance nay bring their laenber, eiehaage it for, ead return home with Ibe manufactured article!. Tha Company will alwaya have oa hand a large W or v A ae to ha able to All aa order oa tbe ahorteet aotioa. Only the beat and moat ekilllal baada will bo employed, aa thai tbe pablio aiay rely apoa good work. Lambor will ha worked or euld aa law ei it eaa he purahaead aay where, aad warreated ta give aatlaraetioa. Aa tba baaleoaa will be dose apoa the eaeh principle wa ean nJlonl to worh for anal I proftta. ( DKY LUMBE l WANTED! Bapoaially on. and-a-l alf and two tneh panel aias, lor wmrn a llnoral priee will be paid. The baatnaaa will bo eo.Jeetod under th. aama of tha wClearfleld rianlng Mill Co.' M. 0. Brow a will poraoaelly Mperistoad tho aaeuaawa. Order, reepoot felly Mlielted. M. a BROWN A MR0 Cmarteld, Pa., J.naary I, ll4. KRATZER & LYTLE. THE- NEW FIRM! IN THEIR COLOSSAL CONSOLIDATED STORE, Are taarkiag dowa their IMMENSE STOCK OF GOODS, . , lo the low eat . cash Plan v. s . ' E.dao axponeea aad aelUnt for roadr nav aoablea them to do It. They will eadeavar U aa IIK lDtll AllTF.KH for .applying th. itien, af Clearneld Manly with DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, Dree. Ooo.la, , p.p.,, Uoote aaA Shoe., Qaeoaaware, Uroawriee, Ae., Ae. Aad ail other goo It Is tkelr lis.. N. B. TERMS CASH. J. At. KRATXKR, i J. U. 1.1 TLB. Cloarteld, Deo. It, 1 .14. JJ F. BIGLER a CO. hare for .al. CARRIAGE 1 VAC0. WOODS, , SlIAFTd AND TOLBs, HUBS.BPOKKS, KELLOES.io. fltMOlajM aami U.lI.. A-.j ... P" mH.r HVaisl Hill a eeof UMeadeaJlaed eiamlae thoee. Thet III he eeM al talr prteee. malB Tl WM COA Terma free. . , w Addraa tl. Hrta.oa A Ca Part. waa. -a.ee Janlf.ly piSffUaiuous. Pl'RELY VKOKTAIlLK. KIIKK I'ltOM ALCOHOL-. DH WALKKU'S CALIFORNIA VINE (I A It II I T T K R 8 lr. J. Welkvr'ri Cilifurnie Viimtfer Bitten ere a purely Vegetable rt'iraiiun, wade cliimUy from ilitt nitiie brrtrn found ua tbe lower rungf uf (be Hurra Nevada uounttiiaa of ('elilurnlta, (be ine'liflii! rnjierlci of which are entmrtmi tb;vt'r 'tu wiilifiut the me of Alvubwl. Tlie jui-a-ilon la it in .in l dniljr naked, "Wbttt 1 tlm tutu v( tbe u a paralleled iuucom ul Vl.iauAU ItiTiaiiai" Our envwor It, that tbujr remote lliu eauie vt lii a, end llie j.Mtijnt ritunr bia bwultti. TUi are Ibe gieal bl.mj pmilier aud a lilj giunj( principle, a pvrfan ltvaovaiur atil In iAwralr ol tbe aytWm. Never bi-lure in lite bialvry ul tbe world haa a aiMliehie beeu norupuiiodvil uue aeaainjf, llie rem e ridable ualtliea ol V natiAR Lit iftM In bealin( llie lU'k of every dlaeavea eua fa belr to. Thej are e gtulle Purgelive ae well aa a TooiOy relierina; Coui'at(uD or Jallaininaltua of tbe Llrvr and iioeral Orgaoi, In UiUvu lia- Tha proper! I of Dr. Walarr'i Vla. r Dil tare are Aperient, Diaphoretic. Cartaluatire, Na trisl'iaa, Laaallva, Diurette. fle-Ullva, t'.i(ier Irrllaat, Vadortne, Alterative, aad Ant -liiln-ea. tiratefal Ibouaantli prouLiui Vioi-gar Bilterel the ido: wonderful Invigorant that ever futteln- J ed the einklDf !.. i No perlua eaa take ibvaa llitlara eecurdiDK lo( direct ion a and reainln hug unwell, prut idt-d ibeir bonea ate at dcsirored by wine re I polaou or other in run-, and vital or gnat. Dilloua, Jit ttiitlvtit and luteruiilleiil Fuvera, wbieb are ao prevalent la tbe rallfya of our great rivere llirou(l.uut tbe I'uited Main, eiiicoially. I Imwi of tbe Al iniiijijii, Ohiu, Miaaaorl, llliDoia. Teaneaace, Cuuilnrluicl, Arkan-aa, Ht-d, Colora do, Brmsoe. Hin llrande. Pearl, Alahama, Mtdiile, Kavauoah, Itu.iooke, Jamea, and many othcri, with Ibeir rait iriliuturtea, ttimuxlnut our eutiie eounlry during the Kuinun-r aiirMittuaan, and reinarkt.lly eu tluring tv.air.a of unusual bt'at and drytiea, are invar mhly eofowpinied by e&-li-uiive iliTtMigaiiiunl. of the atoiuatrb end lit vr, and ether eUdutuiiial riaerra. In their treatment a purgaliev, e.erling a powur'ul itiflutnoe upuu three tariuua orgmir, la eeitantialty aeceMai.v. There ia ao cathartic tr Ibe parpoae ctjual to Dr. J. Walker" Vineear Jlittcrf.ea they aill apeedily retauve the dark-eulored viiu d waiter with ahU h the bwwela are loaded, at the vaioe time etiniulat Inn atif iiot r.f the liter, and generatly re attiring Ihv bralthy fuactiuBI of (be digeitirc organr. , Fortif.v tbe Itodr aitalnat tliacaae hr i.urifiiri all ila duida with Viuvgar Itinera. Ne epittcuiic I eao take bold of a it tain loua fore-ei rncd. ! Dypepi-ia or Iitdi? ntlnu, lli-aitarhe. Tain ia tba hf-til'Irrf. C' Uhr', 1 ij-lilOM' of ihe t'ljr t, Diitiaere, Sour Knu-liona of tlio htiftiMt-h, Ititd Tacte In Ihe luuh, IJilioua A(taki. l'etilation of the Heart, ltirljtcmation of the I.etiK. I'ain in the legiuu of the Kidney, aud a buulrd utlirr painful ayinplcuna, ere Ihe oflopriiia ot t)jnpi-iia. Oue hullle will prore a hnir j(uar entre of Ut raenti ihna a lengthy atlveTliscment. Kvrofulu, or Ku t't Kvil, White Kaelliig 11 cttl, Ervrijx.Lie, hm-llid Xorl, tluilte, iScrufu lirui luQauiiiiuti'iiiet, Mtrruriul nfiiclioof, Old tforea, Kruptiou of lie k i ti , .ure l.yee, etc. lu three, as in all ottVr evnititutioLal dintatia, 1 Walker'a Vinegar Hitler bate ahowa their great : rurative powt-ra lu ibe most obstinate and in- j trartuielc raeeiv. ' r'r Tritieuuiaiory ami t'hronie Hhr unitlisui, (.out, ltiliou-, lteinittctit nnd Intermittent Ferrrr, Diieaaea of tbe Blood, Liver, Kidarya and t Bladder, three Biltrri have no equal, hurli Dm eaaei are cauand br Vitlatol Blood. Jjeohaalcal Dinem-ee. Pereoni rniraflcd ia I'ainte and Mineral, auch ae 1'louibera, Typ- j f altera, tiold-heaura and Alinera, aa thvy advaooe i ie lite, are eubjeet to paralyeta of the Uowela. To guard a gamut this, take done of Walker'a i .Miliar ttittcr. uvrnMunany. Fur Skin DUeasea, Kruptionr, Tetter, Fa!t Bheuta, lilotebea, Hpota, Pimp lee, Pert uie, Bwile, Carbunclei, Kingworwa, Sen id bead ore Kvce, Brysipelaa, llcb, Pcurla, Diecolorationa of the Skin, Uumor and Diseaaei or tbe Skin rff what ever aame or aature, are literally dug vp and earried oat ef the ryetem ie a abort time by the aae of taeee Bittcre, Pin, Tupe and other Waroii, lurking in the eyatcea of ao enany Ihoafaada, are effectually- de stroyed end removed. No eyetem of medicine, no vermifuges, no anthelmlnltice will free the ayrtem from worm, like th?e Bitters. 7r Female Cotaplalnts, ia yoang or old, mar ried or single, at the dawn of womanhood or the turn of life, these Toaie Bitten display so de cided aa InflocBee that Improvement la eooa per ceptible. Cleaase tha Vitiated Blood whenever yon find Its Imparities bunting through the ikia ia Piui ples, KrapttoBf, or Korea cleanse it whra you find H obetrueted end aluggiah la tbe reiaa ; clean ao It whoa it la foul j your feelinga a ill tell you wbea. Kocp tbe blood riure, and tbe health of the system will follow. H. II. M- DONALD I CO., Dr-Kgiita aud Ura. Agfa., Baa Francisco, Cali fornia, and mraer of Washington and Charlton -treats, New York. Bold by all Drugglats aad Dealer a. Bo4'74-em. J OH N TROUTM AN ," DEALER IN FURNITURE, 31 ATTUF.SSI.S, AND Improved Spring Beds, MARKET STREET, K EAR P.O. Tha aaderalgned beg. leara to Inform tho eltt. aena of C'learSald, and tha pabli. gvnrrally, that b. ha. oa hand a taa aeaortment of Fnraiiura, aurh ae Welaat, Obeetnut and Paints ( bamlier Kuitee, Parlor Suite., Iteeliaing and Ettenriua lhalra, Udiee and Ileal.' Eaey ( halra, tba Per fnraled IMnlng and Parlor Chalre, Can. Srata aad Wiadaiie Chaire, Clotb.. Bare, Step and Ettea lo. Ladder.. Hat Reel., SersbUng Braahea, Ar MOULDING AND PICTURE FRAMES, Looking tjleeeei, Chromor, Ao, which woald lie aultable for llolieay preeenta. dee'" n JOHN TIIOfTMAN. Down I Down II THE LAST ARRIVAL AND OF COIIKSB THR C1IRAPK8T1 A Proclamation against High Pricesf WK are now opeaing up a lot of the boat and moot aeeaoaeblc Uoods aad Warn offered la thia market, and at price that retniitd one vi xmrn fipoq om oaya of eiieap things. Thoee wow iaoa tana apoa litis point, or deem our all gallons nperflaoui, need but Coraer Front and klarkot streets, Where they can ice, feel, heur and know for them aeivee. I hill andrrstand what ere cheat. I. this mast he done. We do not deem It nreossary te enumerate and Itemise, our stock. It Is enough We have EvorvtWng that is Neodod and consumed In thl market, and et prices that Mtnntsh both aid and ymne. J0HKPII BIIAW A BON. FAIRBANKS' STANDARD Daggaga Barrewa, Warehoaaa Traosa, Copyiag Prataaa, tmprorad Mosey Drawer, A., ron sals st H. F. BIOLKU & CO., OcaUrs la llarrltran, mehM:7t.U Ronnad StroeL CU.rS.U K. W 1LLIAU U. HKNKY, Justi , , l- Howej wramail paid aear. ArllelM af agraaeaant and dead, al aoaeaeanM aaatl aMMi.a . . it ar ao eharg.. ,,,,, ' .' 'if ALLEGHENY HOTKL, (Matk.t SI , bet. Third and Fourth,! ci.i:aiikii:i.i. pa. Til. auhaeritr baring brooiu. brotrlelor of thlehiitel, wuuld rea,Mtrully e.k a liberal ihar. vf I'Ublie uulruniie, 1'rir.a roduotd to null ihe lIlhl'B. J.o.VO-'riilf. 0. h. LEIFOI.LT. SUSQUEHANNA UOLSK, CIIKWENSV1LLE, lA. NEWTON HEAD, Fsorsiaroa. Ilnring beooiue pronrlelar of tbla Hotel, I would ri'.lieelt'ully aollelt Ilia lialronag. of lb. nubile. Iloua. leoaantly and mmTenirntly all-uati-d i a tl, refllled and reforniahod I good earn pie rooma allat-hrd. All railroad train, atop at tbla hUM. . . . )en. i OHAW ill) USE, O (Cor. el Market A Front otroola,) L'l.KAIlUlall, FA. The anili'ralgne, harlug taken eharge of tbla lintel, woiil.l rtiaii-ctlully aulloil pnblie palrnnage. Janl'71- 1), H. FULLEIIT0N. TA SHI N (I T( N "lioUHB, NEW WAHIItNUTOH, PA. Tbla new and well furniabod buui. haa noon i.lii'U by the uiiderilghod. IIo fi.la aonUdent of being abl. to roiider a.liafaetiwD to thoee who may fan.r him with a enli. May t, IIII. , U. '. AVIS, Prop'r. jjBirouH ii tit) a ii. Oppoiile th. Court Iloua., LOCK HAVEN, PEMN'A. Jell'71 IIAl'SEAL A KROM, Prop'.. LOYD HOUSE, Main Stnel, FHILU'.SHI'IIII, PK.NK'A. TaLlo alaay. sufinlied with th. beat the market alTorda. Tbe tn.rrllng pnblie ie inrited to ealL norl.'I.I. , KOBEHT LOVD. THE MANSION HOUSE. Cort.er ot Heeond and M arket Straeta. CI.RAHI ILD. PA. fpiIM old aad eotataodioai Hotel haa. darinf X t P yt been talarged ta doable lu former eapeelty for the enUrUinateat of Uaa gera ana gaeata. Tbe wbtle bulldtag baa beea refuraialud, ane tba proprietor wilfepara aa peine to ran dor kit gueita aoeafortabla wbila Uyiog with bia. . -fbe 'MuBitoa Hoaee" Oneibui raae ta and from tbe Depot oa the arrival aad departure) of each trein. JUIlff UUUUHKKTY, apr07(l 1 Proprietor r. K-Itit'.oLD. a. w. AHKot.a. i, a. atftom F. K. ARNOLD & CO., KniikerM mid Itrokerti, Rajaoldavllle. Jeflcntuu Co., Pa, Money reneieed oa itepoalt. Diieeuata at aio demte ratea. Eastern aud Foraiga Kicbange aJ wiiT. on band and enlleetiont promptly anala. Kejm.ldieille. D.e l, l74.-Iy County National Bank, OF CLEAHPIKLD, PA. ROOM In Martini TtulMtng, one door north ot C. D. Wetaun'e Drug Ktore. 1'aaaage Ticketa to and from Liverpool, Qnne lown. tllaaeow, Lomtoa, I'aria and t'openliajeen. Alao, Drafti for aaleon tbe lluyal bunk at Irelaud and Imperial Bunk nf Loudon. JAMK8 T. LEONARD. Prei'l. W. M. 8IIAW, f.'bier. tl:1:T4 DREXEL & CO., So. 31 Kouth Third Mtreet. Philadelphia .M.VWMf.V, And Dealers in Government Securities. Applicatioa by aiatl will rt-eeire prompt ettea linn, and ell luforuiatioo cheerfully furnirhed Orr aolieted. April 11-tf. Jentisti'i!. J. M, STEWART, i). D. S., t-Tra "Hfieo oor Irwin'a Drag Store. JXLLP Cl'RWBXSVILLK, PA. All dent.il orationa. either In tbe mechanical or operntive branch, g-rumplly altrrdrd to aud aatiffiictioQ guaranteed. tSpecfal attention paid to thr treatment of disease of the natural teeth, guma and mouth. Irrrgulariiy of the teeth aae ceMfull veorre-etod, Teeth ext noted without paia by tbe uie of Kiher, end erfiuoial teeth inserted of the beat niaterial and Warranted to render sat liracllon. , aprilate'71:ly f THE CLEARFIELD WOOD -CHOPPERS' AXE! Manulaclured rfpt'ciiil for THE CLE A RFET.D TRADE, roe an a ar aug-V7 II. P. BIOLER A CO. L 1MB! MMK! he onderaigned la aow prepared to furnish the publie with aa ex cell at quality of Bellefonte Wood-Burned Lime, fur plastering purpoaee, by tha large or small quantity. Caa be found for the present at Pie'i new building, on Market street, oeil-tf L. K. McCCLLODijH. CUEAP G ROCK U I EH! Ll'MBBR CITT, PA. Tbe andereigned ananeeoea to his old friends and patrons that be haa opened a good line et OliOCBRIBS A PROVISIONS at the old stand of Kirk A Spencer, fur which he solicits a liheral patrcnage. II. W. fipRNCRR. Lumber City, Pa., March 30-tf. JJOOT AND S1IOK -MAKING. JUS H I'll If. DEEKINO, oa Market strict, ia Shaw' Row, Olearleld, Pa., haa last received a Ine lot ef French Calf Skins and Kips, the best la the market, and fi aow prepared temaa lecture everything la hie line, lie will war rant hia work ta be as represented. Tba eitUeoa of Clearfield aad fir laity oil respectfully Invited ta give him a call. Work doae at short notice. Mf'TSy The House aad Lot on the corner ot Mar ket and Fifth atreeU. Clearfield, Pa., ia for sale. Tbe lot contains nearly aa acre of ground. Tbe house Is a large double frame, eoaUtnieg owe rooms. For terma and other ia forma Hoe apply to the axbseribcr, at the Poet OKc. envM p. A.flAn.IN. qarTet" wkayingT " Tho undcrtirned la prepared to weave Raa Cahibt Io order, In any stylo desired. Having bad over thirty years practical experience m Phil adrli.hia, be feels confident of giving satiaCaetioa ot those who may favor kirn with their weaving. Orders cent, or letters addreserd to Williamsgrove Poet office, Clear fitld co., will meet with prcmpt attention. CHAHI.Krf D. RKD1FKR Bigler Station, Dee. 11, 174 m. Clearfield Nursery. 'JNCOUltAGB HOME INDUSTRY. 'ItllE onderaigned, harlnf .atahllahed a Nia X aery on the 'Pl., .boat half way belnee. Clearftold .nd O.rwenavlll., la prepared to fur aleh. all kind, et FRUIT TREES, (.Led. id .ad dwarf,) Erergreene, Kbrubbary. Urapo Vinea, Uooaeberrloa, l.aol.a Blarhborry, Slranbeny, and Barberry Via... Ala., Siboriea Crab Treee, Uuiooo, aad e.rljr a.irl.l Rhubarb, Aa. Order, promptly ettended to. Addroee, J. 0. WKIOIIT. eepja.-M.y r.rwenTlll... Pa. O. I. c. WHERE In buy my DRY I10I1IX, UR0 oeriea, Queenawarr, fjtaeaware, Druga and Notion., Confiotionerlca, A.., .heap for eaih Th, tulxerlhrr hrga leara to iafona hia eld and new euatomera that ha haa oeioaee) A VARIETY STORE IN til. EN HOPE, PA. And will a. II gi.o.l. at p,eee to Bull lb. timea. A liberal reduction will be made lo .uatomera buy ing at wholesale. C.ll and elamlne myrtu. lt hef.iro parebaaleg eleewbere. A liberal ahare of pnblie patronage ie rolielted. ,, ,. C. J. KRAUT. Illen Hap,, p,., Jun, 4l ,;, II. K. BIHI.EH A CO. '8 -SPECIALTIES- BUILDERS' HARDWARE, MECIIANICt,' HARDWARE, LfJUUERIIRN'S ITARDWAHE, FARSIIN0 t'TENStlJ, MILL supplies; IRON at NAILS, PAtNTH, OILS, VARNL3HKS, PAISTERS' FINDIN08, ., CALCINRD PLASTER. May M, 1871. AUKNTS ..4 a..i. ii ni.i.M t,rj where. Pturleea Ikoaaand rotalladby onr. Aaolhor write, i taa make mora meaey la Ikia haaiaeo, thaa 1 na aa a llt.SM f.tw. all Hooked." WHITNET A CO., Peh. J, 17J Sm 1 Norwlrh. Cons
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