'garilirart, A liuwnrr.
8AC1ETT A SCHRYYER,
HARDWARE,
aad Bunhetwrf of
Tln.Copper & Sheet Iron Ware,
Seoend Street,
CLEAR PIBLD, PA.
Haelag largely Ineremd Mr rtoek ef Herd,
warn, we lonte the poblla to osamlaa our elook
Bad prises.
Carpsatere and person! who eontemptate build
lag will do well to examine in
T00L8 A BUILDIHO HARDWAKE,
whloh li in and of tbe boat msBafaetare, and
will aHld low foreeiB. ,,
NAILS,
GLASS,
PUTTY,
. GLUE,
LOCKS, .
LATCHES,
HINGES,
SCREWS
AH hied! of Bench Plnnol, Row, Chisels, Squares,
Hsmisers, Hatchets, Plumb and Levels,
Nortleed A Thumb Gaagel, Beeeli,
Brneeo A Bitts, Wood and Iron
Beneh Sere.l, ond tb bolt
Borinf Afnshlne IB tb - - i
murkot.
Doable and Single Bitt Aies,
F00KET CUTLERY, Ae.
Agentt for Burntlt't Iron Corn Shtller,
warraatod.
: ' Alee, agents for Riehardl' '
GOTHIC FLUB TOPS,
whlab. effeetaelly ouro Smoky Pines.
Farmers' Implement ood Qarden Toolf of erary
description.
A large variety of
COOK STOVES,
which wt warrant to give tetlifaotloe.
Portable Hanfc$ mnd Furnace.
aeRaoftng, Spouting and Job Work done ob
reasonable Until. All ortlin will receive prompt
attenticn. June 11, 1873.
BIGLER, YOUNG & REED,
,' tSrieeessori to Boyoton A Young,,
FOUNDERS & MACHINISTS
Manufacturer! of
PORTABLE & STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES
Corner of Fourth ond Pino Strooti,
CLEARFIELD, PA. .
HAVING engaged 1b the maBufnetare of Int
U MACHINERY, we respectfully Inform
he pub-He that wo era wow prepared U 111 ell
ordere ee oheaply end as promptly oi eea he done
In uj of the ettlea. We mennfeeture end dentin
Malay and Ciroular Saw-Mills
Heed Blookl, Water Wheels, Shafting Pullers,
Glgord's Injeeter, lln Qauges, Rteam Whittles,
Oilers, Tellow Cupi, Oil Cupi, Oauge Cocke, Air
Cooke, Globe Valves, Check Valves, wrought Iron
Pipes, Btaaa Pumps, Boiler Feed Pumps, Anti
Frletton Metres, Bonp Stone Peekloi, Onm Pat-IB
lag, end ell kinds of MILL WORK f lofether
wltk Plows, Bled Boles,
COOK AND PARLOR STOVES,
sad other CASTINGS of ell kinds.
JBSrOrdert tolielted end tiled St any prions
All letters of laqelry wltk rererenoe to maehlnary
of out manufacture promptly aaiwered, by eddras
ln as at Clearleld, Pa.
Jenl'71-tf BIGLKR, YOUNQ A RUED.
"JkTEW 8TOUE AND NEW GOODS
JOS. SHAW & SON
Have just opened a
Niw Sfoaa, on Mslrj8t..CLiArni.D, Fa
lately occupied by Win. F. IK WIS.
Tbeir stock consists o(
DQ2r CS CD CD CD a
G social as of Ibt best quality,
Qukensware, Boots and Shoe
and eyerjr srtiole aeeeaaarv for
oa.'i comfort. ,.
Call and eiarain. our stock before) pur
etaeelng elsewhere. May 9, 1860-tf.
READING FOR ALL 1 1
BOOKS b STATIONERY.
Market t.,Clesrfleld, (at the Peat Oflce.)
TUB aaderilgned begs lenve leeauonncete
thoeltliiusof Olearield and vicinity, that
he hue gtled np a room and hue Juct renamed
from tbe ally warn a large amoantef reading
matter, eoailitlng in pan 01
Biblea and Miscellaneous Books,
Blank. Aeeount and Pnss Boohs of every do-
eeriptloa Peeor and RnTelopes, French pressed
and plain Pene and Peall Blank, Lege!
Ptpore, Deeda, Mortgegosi Judgment, Riemp
tlon and Promissory Botes While end Parent
mom Brief. LeteJ Cap. Reoerd Cap. and Bill Cap.
Bheel, Muilofor either Pleno, Flute or Violin
eonitantl ea hand. Any boohs or slattoaors
deilred that I may aot hare ea head, will be or.
ordered by Irlt enprees, aad sold at wholeiele
or retail lo ealt aastemers. X will alee keep
periodical lluranre, lass ss Slagailaee, niws-
papere, mo. r. . nuun.
OUarlold Hey t, lltg-tf
Clearfield Nursery.
ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY,
fgpHI aaderstgaed, having established a Rat
X aery on the 'Pike, abont halfway betweoa
Clear A eld and OorwetsTtlle, Is prepared to far-
alak all kinds af FRUIT TREES, (standard and
dwarf,) Evergreen e, Bhrnbbery, drape Vines,
tsoosebetrtea, Law tea Blackberry, .Strawberry,
and Rasberrr Vines. Alao, Siberian Crab Trees,
Qoiaeo, aad early saarltt Rbabarb, A a. Orders
Btampuj atuaaed to. Address,
J. D. WRIGHT.
aept.'M-y Carweavllla. Pa
PY1IE nnderslgnod begs leave to Inform tbepnb-
i. Ha that be la now riiiiy prepared to aooommo
date all In the way of farnlshlng Horses, Buggies,
tiadillee and Harness, on the shortest notice and
an reasonable terms. Residence on Loeaat street.
aoiwaen intra and ronrtn.
0R0. W. OBARtlART.
TlearAeld. Feb. 4, 114.
IOR HALK. The nnderaigned offere for
sale Talaable town property In tbe boroagh
01 i-iearneia. b eoiina loet, with a gnodl two
atery plank howee thereon ereeted, with three;
rooms down ataira ana ror bed roomi p stairs.
Alee, eewiag room aad bath room on seeoad floor.
House flniibed eomplete from eellar to attle
Oood doable poroa ana gooa water, met raa-
aonabie ana paysaenis easy.
0Mg7S
WM. M. MeCULLOUGH.
J. R. M'MURRAT
wii.L gnpnT ton with at artih.r
OF MtRCHANDIKI AT THI VRRT LOWgHT
PRIUI. COMB AND BEE. t::Tly:)
NEW WASHINGTON.
'1LLIAM M. IIKNRY, Jobtt
er ena Psabs iitb Scbitbnbb, LUMBER
Colleetloas made aad moaey promptly
paid oewr. Artleloe af agreemeal and deads af
eoeeyeaB aeeti, eawealod aad warraawd ear.
ratter eherge. ISJyTI
Jlrj) good, CrowUs, tu.
1. P. waiVBe.
,.w, w. mm.
M1MVKII fc IIKTTM
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Are ofiriag, at the eld tuna of U h. Raid A Co.
their itoek of goods, eonilitlng of-.
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
BOOTS A 8110(3,
HATS A CAI'S, I1ARD1VAKR,
QUKENSWARI,
FLOUR, FEED, SALT, &o., &o.,
At tht MoH rctaonabla ratai for CASH or la
tiehiiug. for
Square Timber, Boards, Shingles,
OR COUNTRY PHUDUCB.
, .';(.,,, i . i .1 I
jPHVAdraoeM nada to thoH atifagwl in pi
ling oat (atjuarc Unbar on the tnnlt adranUgooua
ttrrni. pdtljkaTS
JANIEL GOODLANDER,
Ll'THKKBDl'RO, FA.,
Deelrr In
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
HOSIERT & GLOVES,
HATS A CAPS and BOOTS A SMOKrf,
Tobaoooi QroMrlM and Fiih, IV till, Hard vara,
Qawmwara and UUnwara, Men'l and
t)ua' Clothing, Druga, Painti.
Oil , Hchuol Bo.. In,
a larg lot of 1'atcnt Mctlioi net,
Candl, Nut A Dried Fruit i, Cbeci and Craok
ra, Rook and Rifla Powder,
Floor, Grain and Potatoes,
Clovar and Timothy Seed,
Solo LtaifatT, Moroeooip Llnlngi, Dlndingi and
Thread, 6hoaiakcrg' Tooli and
Hhoa riadlDgi.
No graatar variety of goodt In any .tore In the
twanty. All for aalo rry low for sain or ountrj
produoo at th Cheap Corner. May 1. 1875.
The Bell's Run Woolen Factory,
Ptnn townibip, Clcarflold Co., Pa,
. B1IRNRD OUT I
6T aor
BURNED UPI
The tubHrlben have, at w rtat aineoio, rvhullt
neighborhood neecaeity, tn lha oroatlon of a flrat
elate n ooleo Manufactory, witn all tha modern
Improvement attached, and are prepam) to make
II kindi of Clothe, Caaelinerea, Hatlnette, lllan
keta, Flannela, Ae. Plenty of goods on band to
apply all oar old end a iboaeand new auetomera,
whom wa aaa to come anu examine vur atock.
The builneea of
CARDINO AND FCLLINU
will rooelra our aeperlal attantloa. Proper
arrangenenta will be made to reeeira and deliver
Wool, to autt euatomere. All work warranted end
dona upon tha ahorteat not lee, and by itriet atten
tion to bufinena wa hope to realise a liberal abort
or pubiie patronage.
lO.OOO POUNDS WOOL WANTED!
We will pay the hfcheit market price for Woo
and aell oar manufactured gooda as low aa similar
goods ean be bought in the eonnty, and whenerer
we fall to render reasonable satisfaction we ean
always bo foand at homo ready to make proper
explanation, either in person or by letter.
lAfllbO WUIlABUn at BUflN,
iprilintf Bower P. 0.
LEATHER BREAST-STRAPS
SUPERSEDED BY
COVERT II PATENT METALLIC
BREAST HOLD-BACK
Made of the best Mallea
ble Iron, and Isattaebed
to the Hemes by tba best
Snap ever Invented. It
la easily and quickly put
on, and prevents the
whipping of the horses
by tbe polo, hot liable
to get out of repair.
Will last for years. All
we ask ia a fair trial, to
eonvinoe all parties us
ing them that they are
nnaorpaaeed In value for
the purpose for which
tboy are Intend.
6ACKRTT A 8CIIRYYKR.
Clearfield, April lo, 1874.
MARBLE AD STOVE YARD!
Mrs. S. S. LtDDKLL,
Ilaring engaged in tha Marble baaineaa, dealrta
to Inform bar friends and the pub) la that aha baa
ow and will keep constantly on hand a large and
well eeleeted stock of ITALIAN AND VERMONT
MARBLE, and la prepared to furnlih to order
TOMBSTONE,
BOX AND CRADLE TOMBS,
MONUMENTS,
Corbs and Posts for Cemetery Lots, Window
Bills and Caps, also,
BUREAU, TABLE AND WASH STAND
TOPS, Ao., As.
YYerd on Road street, near the R, R. Depot.
Clearl.ld, Pa.
Je7,7i
JERRA COTTA STANDING VASES,
HANGING VASES,
Stove Lining and Fire Brick,
kept eonitaatly on hand.
STOYE AYD EARTIIEY-WABE
OF EVERT DESCRIPTION I
CROCKS! POTSI CROCKS!
ruber's Patent Airtight Self Heailof
rrnir. 1 anal
BUTTER CROCKS, with lids.
CREAM CROCKS, MILK CROCKS,
A r r 1. K - II U T T H It l'IUl'h,,
PICKLE CHOCKS.
FLOWER POTS, PIB DISHES,
BTBW POTS.
Aad a great many other things toe aumarous ta
meutton, to 00 baa el
FRED'K. LEITZINGER'S
STONK - WARF. TOTTERY,
Comer of Cherry and Third Streets,
CLEAKrlHLD, f A
augl
T. A. FLECK & CO.,
Have now on hand, and art dally receiving ad
ditions thereto, a large and wall selected steak,
a at freak (Tom the maaufaflterare, of
Dress Goods, Pry Goods, Silks, Hate, Bonoete
Old Ladies' Caps, Pbewls, Waterproofs, La
dies' Pr Caps, lUtr Goods, Itente' Fur.
ishing Goods, Bhlrta, Olores, Hose,
Overalls, Lumbermen's Flannel,
Ladies' Underwear, Cuffs,
Collars, Handkerchiefs,
CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR AND WHITE
DRESSES,
Perfumery aad Soaps, Balmoral Skirts, away
down, Storkinga, of evervisise, variety and eolorr,
Not inns, Trimmings and ranoy (ioodi, la almost
onaieea t anety.
N. B.-WB BUT FOR CASH AND SFLL
FOR CASH. deoJlf
Down 1 Down 1 1
THE LAST ARRIVAL
AND OF COURSE THE CHEAPEST!
A Proclamation against High Prices?
ATR are now opening up a let of the beat aad
TT aaoet aaaaonabla Goods and Wares ever
offered ta this market, aad at prloee that rewind
n-eei tae goon eia daya or eneap tninga. lboaa
wha laek reita upon this point, or deem oar alia
viniia tmperwueve, need out
tLL fffT OfR STORE,
Corner Front and Market streeta,
Where they ean aoe, feel, hour and know fnr ih.
aeleea. To fully andersUnd what aroaheAB mndm
flhtl vast bo done. Wa do not doom It neeeeaary
for as to slate that
We hare Evervthinf that ii Needed
aad eastern d la thie marhet, aad at prloee that
aetoateh both eld aad yeaag.
dmie JOSEPH SHAW A BOH.
artlljrtllniuoM.'
JJARD TIME8
IN FRENCHYILLEI
I am awat thai there are some persons a little
hard ta please, and I am alao aware that the
eon. plaint of "hard times la well nigh universal.
But I am to situated now that lean aatisfy tbe
former tad prove oonv lost vol y that "hard times"
will not etfrot thuao wba bay Choir goods from aaa,
and all my patrons ahull ha Initiated Into the aa
erei 01
UOW TO AVOID HARD TIMES
I have goods enough to fup1y all the Inhabi
tants tn tho lower end of the oouaty ft blah I aell
at e unfiling low rales from mymaaamotb store la
MULbONIIURU, where I ean alwaya be foand
ready to wait upon oallera and supply them with
Dry Goods or all Kinds,
Such as Cloths, Satinelts, Can 1 01 ores, Masllns,
Delaines, Linen, Drillings, Calicoes,
Trimmings, Hibboua, Lace,
Ready-made Clothing, Boota and Shoes, Hats and
Cape all of the beat material and made to order
Uose, Rooks, (J loves, Mittens, Laees, Ribbons, Ao.
QROCfiRIKS OF ALL KINDS.
Coffee, Tea, Sugar, Rice, Molasses, Fish, Salt
fork, Linseed uu, rim uil, (Jarbun Oil.
Hardware, Queensware, Tinware, Castings, Plows
and Plow Castings, Nails, K.ihi, Com Cultiva
tors, maer rresses, ana an atnus 01 Axes.
Perfumery, Paints, VernUti, (.lass, and a general
as ion went 01 stationery,
GOOD FLOUR,
Of different brands, alwaya on band, and will be
old at the lowest poaalbla pgores. '
J, II. McClaln'a Mediclner, Jnynr'a Medicines,
Hosteller s and 11 (Jutland s Hitters,
loon pounds of YVool wanted for which the
eigneat price will no paid, l im erseed on band
and for sale at the lowest aiarkat pi-lea.
Also, Agent for Strattonrllle aad Curwenevllle
Ibresblug Mao blues.
H-Call and too for yourselves. You will Ind
everything usually kept ia a retail store.
L. M. COUDRIET.
Frencbvltle P. 0., August 12, 187-4.
THE CLEARFIELD
FIRE CLAY CO,
CI.KARKlKLIi, PA., '
n .ft rAL'Tt-arna or
FIKi: llKICK,
-
Furnace Blocks, fins Retorts,
Stove Liuings, Paving Tiles, to.
i'hlmnry Top, HHuiloie Cap;
and fair: , , - i -
All kinds of Architectural Adornments.
ORIOIXAL DKSIUXS IN TERRA COTTA
MADE TO ORDER.
With IwproT.d meohiovry, Brit elan mal.rtel
and ikillttil workmen, wi ean warrant all our
mannfarlurri tn he oqnal lo If not loperlor to
any in tlie market.
Artlrl.i of our manurnetnre ean lie moo at the
Worki, nrar Railroad Depot, or at Ibe Hardware
Store of II. F. Bigler A To.
All ordvri from a diitance, addrriied to tke
General 8uperinteodrnt, wiil receive prompt at.
teotion.
J. i. HART8WIFK,
JOHN FEROl'SON, Orn'1 Supl.
of Il.alhl.ld, Uamkirk, So..llaJ, 1
ttupt. Ilanuraoturiog DrpL may20'7l '
E. A. SOUTHARD,
Fire, Ufe& Accident Insurance
AGENT, Clearfield, Pa.
TRAVELER'S LIFE A ACCIDENT.
Hirtfwd, Conn -.Aueta orer t3,00,00
HOME FIRS INSURANCE CO.
Colamhui. Ohio Aiaetti orer (000,000
(I.L7.y
its. 8. Piaioia, Prei't. R. E. Iliacuaa, Boe'y
CONTINENTAL
Lire Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
A nets t,ill,M
Ratio of Aueli to Liabilities, IIS
Furni.hei tnmrenoe nt the eery lowest eon
Polirr-bold.rs perticipale in the nronti of tho
Compeny, thui oontlouslly reducing tho nanus!
payments.
sor raiei, r., ran on or enure.
R. M. MiENAI.LV, Ageat.
OtHoe la Shaw'i Row, Cleerield, I'a. :1 74
F. O'LEARY BUCK,
General Insurance Agent and Real
, tstate Broker,
Represents the following reliable Iosaranoa Co'a:
North British A Mercantile Ins. Co. l2,tM,ni0
Washington Life Insurance Co.. 4,0,0lo
Fire Assorlatlon Insure nee Co.. J.oOO.OOO
Amaaon Fire Insurance Co 1,078,149
Phtvnil Insurance Co., N. Y 1,000,000
Watertowa Fire, Insurea dwellings
and farm buildings only 574,000
York, Pa., rlUtik Insurance Co. Horses insured
against death and theft.
P. 8 Parties In the country desiring insurance
on their lives or property ean hare It promptly
attended to by addrtiaiag as by letter, or calling
ia person at our office, in Fie a Upere House,
noom no. i,uiearneia, i a. augnto n
DEALER Iff ,
FURNITURE,
ItliTTllFHHFH,
Improved Spring Beds,
MARKET STREET, NEAR P.O.
The undersigned begs leave to Inform tha eltl
aens of Clearleld, and tbe pablle generally, that
be hM n bend ae tMeeiBM.iit of afwrnlitire,
auflh as Walaut, Chestnut and Painted Chamber
Suites, Parlor Suites, Reclining and B ten. ton
Chaira, Ladies' and Genta' Kasy Chairs, the Per
forated Dining and Parlor Chairs. Cane Seats and
Windsor Chairs, Clothee Bare, Step and Kitea
alon Ladders, Hat Rack a, Scrubbing Brushes, Ac
MOULDING AND PICTURE FRAMES,
Looking Olaases, Chromoa, Ac., which would at
suitable for llolieay preeents.
dee 1 1 71 JOHN TROUTMAN,
JJCEY & CURIST.
Sueceseora ia Knrnaa A Co.
TO those Interested In the purchase of a strictly
PURE RYE WHISKY,
For Medicinal Purposes, wa offer
lfjalltw''B I'uro live.
PpIm 41 50 to BA A ataIUb anal tlt Vm m
We also handle largely a
COrfER DISTILLED WHISKY,
Prloa from $1.70 ta $I.M.
Wa I en pert
FINE WINlS, BRANDIES AND GIN,
And are also maaufaetarera of
DR. BTlEVER'S
TONIC HERB BITTERS.
Send for Pries tlrt. ' ' ' '
HI) BY A CHRIST,
hit 7Sj) III N Third 81, Philadelphia.
POK
SALE!
A large eed wrlMalihed flrleh Dwelling, alia,
ate ob the rlrer beak, la the borough af Clear
geld, onatalalng eleven roomi, with good oellar,
watr in the sitebea, and nil the modern 001
nieneee. Pantrlee, Helb-room, Cle'ho. presses, Ae.
Lot ilsty feet froot end two hnadred and thirty
feet barb, with a twenty foot alley oa taeeait
ida. Said building, with all the epportoBaaoee,
will be eold ebeep, wua paymeatato salt pureba-
ser. Annltoatlon oaa no maao to tbe under.
le-ned. or to A. C. Tele, Km., wha will air. all
BeMaiary larormatloa te thoie who desire to la-
epeot tae propert,.
THOS. i. MoCDLLOUBH,
May list, Iiri.tf.
THE REPUBLICAN.
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CLKAKKlKljU, t'A ; ()
-ir
v fill n K MAI HOrtni Jill, (II n 1 n, l"fP.
CJCSAR1S.V.
t 1 1 . i I. i t
Til It I'MTIU STATU SENATE SHIRKED
ITS DUTY C.KSAR IMMORTAL.
Xoltliur lii this nor in any oilier
country tifta tliuit wasotl a ccnlury, or
own a liulf a oontiuy, without IniiiK-
into notice aonie kintl ul a t ifmir.
Opportunity iiihv bo wuutiiiAC. out tlio
niHii who wouiti n n romu ihko una
Imlil Biiiirt'ino coniiniintl in iiruwHit in
ornry vnuntry ut all liinca.
Iho t'lmiitctorialu'a ol the inliillililo,
nuvvr ubauut, ami itlwuvo-i'vaUy I'u'aitr
art) oiuily m'Oirnir.iHl when ilovolopod.
When he him NiircotMlvil, mill wlion tho
iiooplo rtau his diiiolliun by tlioliulit
ill Ina worki, tht'y tliavovor In Ji i tit
trails coinuion to IVanm in nil iti'cs.
1. Tlicy find that ho hits vniirmoiia
power ol' will, called viirioiiHly, accor
ding to tho diilVrotit jinl from which
It is obfii'rvod, obstiiutcy, lonncity ol'
purntMe, porattrvroiiro, atiililxiriintias,
or dowudntiM, but a power which
men tool without being nblo to ilea-
criho, It ia the will which iii-ohmcs all
tho nioro vigortunily when opposed,
which inttens anil leasts upon ohata-
cle, which is never so steudv tut when
Oeariiiff aiiHii.st, opposition, which re
joices in an ailTenie burrtmt.and which
vulues no acquisition which has been
frainod without contest. It is that
lorm ot will which takes a lino U an
object and holds to it most firmly tlir'o
tines aim tuin, aim siiniiyiu, tiuy aim
night, up hill and down dulo, auross
DHL's, lorcsts, swamps, rivers, and oobc
miitM, through tho Milid witlls til' the
houses of a city deep tinder Rround or
under waler, or straight through tbe
heart ol avast mountain. Jtui a sci
entific will, which fits means to ends,
and applies to its own purpose nil cx-
litut Knowledge. J he w ill orl:awar
is reticent and subtle, hut it never,nuv
or changes. It may be covered with
velvet, or it may brixtlo with barbed
dnrts. It may he in expression coarse,
gross, impudent, itml nlirapt ; it may
be n'lincd, elegnnt tormal, and del'ur
tiul, but with or without tho mtaviter
in modi), tho fort iter in re is never ab
sent. CVsur's will knows nothing ot
failure. It penetrates, but never re
coils, it may bo crushed In impact,
or destroyed in fatal explosion, hut its
lorward motion will never end until
its internal propulsive force is ex
hausted. 2. Tho second trait of every CVsnr
is audacity. This is not tho during of
tho fool-hardy bravado which onine
from deficient bruins. It Is not tho
counigo of tbe onthiisiitHt which comes
from abnormal and perverted senti
ment. It ts not the pliyaiciil bravery
thnt grows out of indifference to pain.
It is not reckless disregard of conie-
quenccs. It is not the otten seen and
well uiulemtood love nt contest and
danger lor tbe sako of mere excite
ment. It is not tho bravery ol the
nervous limn whoso will can force him
into !mt Ho in spite of tremulous and
intense apprehension. There is cour
age higher in qnulily Ibnn Ca?sar's,
but it is not this, lie would not be
come a martyr. Ho could in nocoso bo
a hero.
Cn'sar's audacity is boldness in act
joined with boldness in thought and
ooldness in design. It is joined with
that sagacity which sees just what to
do, lust when it can best be done, and
just the means requisite.. Camar's In
tellect is lar above tho averago, ollon,
apparently surpassing human propor
tions, so much as to be incomprehensi
ble to bis coteinporaries. To think, to
will, to uo, quickly, audaciously, ro-
morselesHly, wisely, ia the work of Cnv
sar. ilia plan matures, bis meant are
marshaled, and his blow fulls before
onlinnry men dream of his intent.
Tbey stand appalled, astonished at his
deed, but while they are stunned and
paralyzed, he goes to acts still nioro
startling and audacious.
3. Aext to strongtb ot will and su
premo audacity, t icssr ia known by
his profound contempt for human life,
human rights, and human laws. Nim
rod, tho mighty hunter, cared just as
much for tbe lives and rights of tigers,
elephants, eagles, lions, ostriches, cam
els, and hippolami, as Cawar cares for
tho lives ot soldiers or citnens. lot ic-
sar the right to live is something wholly
unknown. loCwsar the right to own
anything at all is a claim w holly ig
nored. Oicsar knows no law but his
own will, and ho neither needs nor
wishes nor tolerate agents who look,
to any other code fur guidance, lie
abhors trifiers, bookmen, lawyors.mor
alists, and all the class whoclnii
inn pi-m-
ciiilo as their guide
4. t awar is vistinguislieii lurther-
more by his dependence on and trust
in brttto force. Ho may have no mili
tary education (Or. Francia had none),
yet tie by instinct knows how to turn
masses of awkward boors into a pow
erful machine or urmy. Ho lets ov
erty, ignorance, or vice force men into
his service, no puts lorth rules lor
their government Ho clothes and
feeds them at lowest rates. Ho givos
them tho minimum of penco fur their
uso. lie deliases them tiy aliieet ser
vitude, and be wears thorn out by hard
work. Ho knows, and acts upon the
knnwledgo, that a hundred men can
be hired into an army more readily
than ten can be hired into a factory or
cornneld. 1 o t awr men are cattlo.
To Ca-sar human lives aro coins and
counters for bis gamo of empire. To
GVaar all property is the plunder ol a
hostilo camp. To Osar nothing has
value but that which strengthens. Ho
covets nothing but powor: hecborish-
es nothing but that which strengthens
bis Iron band.
B. Ca-sar is destitute of emotion and
sentiment. When ho givos np arcliol
liout city to rapine, slaughter, and pil
lage, it is not from hate to the victims
nor from favor to his soldiers. Casnr
baa no enemies. Walla, Bhljm, armies,
institutions, dynasties, may be obsta
cle. Uo will remove them, neutralize
thorn, or destroy thorn, but be dues
not hato them. He may nee men of
all grades ol ability, but lio does not
lovo them.
6. Ctesar is a central, combining, at
tracting agent, the natural focus to
which the rays of governmental light
concentrate. Ho ia not In any sense
known to the code of morals, nor can
he be preuounced wholly bad by the
same rule. He doe not come nnder
that codo at all.
7. Cwsar cares nothing whatever for
laws, constitutions, rules, precedents,
and usages. He has no more thought,
care, or concern fur them than has the
boar for the canebrake through which
be paws his way, or than has tho ele
phant for the reeda and underbrush of
the jungle. If in his way, Cresar
sweeps them asido or treads them nn
dor his feet
Such in brief are a few of the dom
inant traits of the man which every
great nation, be it empire, kingdom, or
republic, baa in waiting with tbo will
to seize and bold absolute power.
America has at least one such Casar.
Iiet ns watch him well I Arte Orleans
Awllvtin.
A NornKR. Andrew Snydor, member
oi me rennsyivania House ol ilcpre
sentatives from Northampton county,
died on Tuesday the 20th,tn the forty
fourth year of bis ago, at bit residence,
in Lower Monnt Bethel, of typhoid
fever, after an illness of two weeks,
Mr. Snyder was electod on tho Demo
cratic ticket last fall, having served in
the House one term previously.
The Kansas desperadoes, the Jainee
brother, bsve killed another farmer
and are atlll at large.
r"E wpiv Mexico,
J Pivnltltmt LpiiIo du Ti'iniln rwwitly,
r. (ijifiiiMi t no t inKriwi oi. aiuxioo wim
hi(m ii in which no rvvluwofi tho ul-
iiitiratii nil) lint Kin, mm aiutnu tlmt In 1
iieeordaiico with thvati!finluion to th atom facts tbut before long muni boro
tiHielilutiiHiti Hoimlo would he orgon,, vvulud through an investigation which
laed in rlepleiiiber, This will mako can neither be silenced nor diverted
Uio (jovorniiient of Mexico more in
hurinoiiy with tho system of tho Uni
ted Httilca nnil give the l'rusideut an
other advisory power iu relation to all
iuiportaal luttltuial question.' . In tliia
country, tho Kenale roprononta Ktato
sovereignty mid Congress tbo 'morj
iniuiedutu popular will. In Mexico
tho Heunte will be ft composite body
In lis represuntiitive functions ami ca
pacities, Jlut still tho plan will give
the nation a fuller anil more complete
voice in relutluu to laws and ordinances,
and will act as u cheek on the Presi
dent In case he should bo tlisHied to
exorcise authority nut expressly dele
gated to him by the liiiiduiiienlul law
of the Kopuhlia. In these respects tho
creation of a Nennte In Mexico hi a de
cided step iu the right direction. Old
prejudices and a spirit of bigotry ure
referred to as tho causes of the lute
unfortunate outbreaks in eci ttiiu por
tious of Mexico, in which men were
attacked for holding particular ' reli
gions views uml opinions. The Presi
dent reminds the jionpla.'thut he bus
carried all the amendments to tho Con
stitution, and also tho reform laws,and
declares emphatically against the in
fractions of conimets made betwocn
tho licituhlic of Mexico and all men
who live upon its mil and oliey itslawg
and ordinances. These Ideas and prin
ciples, whoso incorporation Into, the
Constitution and liws of the country
elevated the Hopulilie to a place among
the moat liberal and civilized people of
the earth, President do Tejnna main
tains must be obeyed and enforced in
this age, or Mexico will lose all sland-
ing in the greot family ot nalioiis, nndi
uo irvniuu an an nnvii nnu an uuicain.
Bigotry and intolerance in matters of
religion have been hungup, with rusty1
gibbets and other instrument of tor
ture, and tho nation tbut taken them
down, like the Oerinan student who
raised a demon, will bo rent and de
voured by the instrument they would
uso npon others. The President has
correct view, upon this subject, and
win no douiit entnrce them tinder the
power and authority of the C'oiiHiitti
tion. Tho important question of edu
cation received full attention from the
Chief Kxoctitivo of tho licpublic, and
he stated that u plan would l sub-
milted making education compulsory,
nnu nt mo same tune providing lor we wnoso interests, may Uo alloc led by
training of female teachor. Kdncn- his favor or hostility. Thoybnverep
tion is badly needed umnngtho masses resented to the President that the re
of tho peoplo ol Mexico, and the more:
books are put into the hands of men
and boys tbo fewer swords or rifles
will be handled by them iu nnlawflil
raids either on native or foreign soil.
The relations between Mexico and the
United States nro not in a satisfactory
condition. All along the llio tiranilu
frontier outrages nro being committed
upon American citizens residing in
'iexas. Hands of united .Mexicans
cross tho river, buru houses, steal cat
tle, and kill men aud women if they
resist Such raid are of almost daily
oectin-enco. (tonenil Cortina ia in
command of the Mexican side of I lie
river, hut he makes no effort to either
stop tho outrages or punish tbo guilty
parlies, .utirder are becoming more
numerous, and ninny person removing
lroin that section of country lying bo-
twoon tbe liio (.irnnde and tbe Nuocos.
It ia certain that the repetition of these
outrage will, in the cntl, lead to an
open rupture between the two Repub
lics. The people of Texas will become
tired of these acts of barbarity, blood
shed and plunder, and cms too river
into Mexico to right their wrongs in
their own way. With tho canoe ofj
the Texas revolution and tho war of
lN-ltl fresh in tbe minds and memories,
tho authorities of .Mexico should com
pel their bordor-ruinan lo rusiect the
law or hang them tip by cores, and
thus end tin matter. President Te-
jada can servo hi country efficiently
in tnis manner, and such action should
not be delayed. rAila. Time. .
VALUE OF WHEAT BRAN
It has somotimos seemed strainro lo
me that wheat bran should be placed
so high in tbo list for tho value of ita
manure. Tho cxplunanatlon probably
is that most of tho phosphatic ele
ments of tho wheat are found in the
hull, and phosphoric acid or phosphate
in any soluble shape is one of the
scan-out and dearest of manure. As
stock aro not fed entirely for thoir ex
crement, this test i not an absolute
one of the relative value of different
kinds of feed. Still I regard wheat
bran, either from countrv or oil v mills
us valuablo feed for milciT cows. Chem
istry informs us that tho phosphates
which abound in bran are essential to
milk, and where cows arc found chew
ing bono in old pastures, the fact is
often due to lack of sufficient phos
phate of lime in their food. In prac
tice it l generally profitable to Iced
new milch cw daily with bran, not
so much as a substitute for other food,
but in addition thereto. The bran has
a slightly laxative effect, and make a
tolerable substitute for root. In very
cold weather, and with aomo eowa in
nny woathor, corn meal should be add
ed, particularly if the milk ia intended
for butter. Much, in fact, depend on
tho cow. Some cowa naturally go to
beef, are always fat, and to theso corn
meal would be less necessary. A lax
ative, milk-producing food like bran
will give bettor results than oily food,
like corn meal. I think such cows are
liable, to a certain extent, to transform
their fat into cream and butter, and
this, by tho way, ia the only process
of making butter from beef suet which
is not a fraud on tho consumer, The
great majority of cow are always
loo thin in flesh for profit. A good
cow, in full flow of milk, alway tends
to leanness, and even if tho milk is to
le sold, should bo fed on food with
mure Hit mrnilng quuluiu man wiieut
bran. Wheat bran, as got from a mill
after taking gnat to .market, contains
muohofsanuile.aml is heartier food than
that which comes from largo flnurW
establishments, where every dust of
Hour is caretully separated tor barrel
ling. I infer that this coarsest bran,
almost like sawdust in food, possesses
the element of bran intensified that
tho less cauaillo it contains tbe richor
it ia in phosphate. As it ia Bold by
weight, of courao tho coarser portion
would do much more bulky per ton
than the fine.
w w- f
DaNOKB or PaoTltACTED 8l.gKP.-e-But
here, a in ao maay other cases,
the evil of deficiency has its counter
part in tbo evil of execs. Sleep pro
tracted beyond tho need of repair.and
encroaching hnbitually upon the hours
of waking action, impair more or less
the functions of the brain, and with
them all the vital powers. This ob
servation is as old as the day of II in
pocralo and Arouxils, who severally
and strongly comment npon It. The
sleep of mfuntoy, however, and that
of old ago, do not come nnder this eat
egory ot excess. These aro natural
conditions, and to be dealt with as
neh. In illness, moreover, all ordina
ry rule aud nioasuro ol sloop must be
put aside. Distinguishing it from
coma, there are yery fow case In
which it it not an unequivocal good ;
and even in comatose state the brain,
we believe, trains more from repose
than from any artificial attempts to
rouse it into action. Edingtmryk Re
view.
Misa Susan B. Anthony baa Just de
livered a lecture on Social Purity in
St Louie. It ia deflcribed a frank,
powerful, and anccesslhl, ( How lef; her
vrjr jiruvauyn.
umaxo-fa thkr asd sox.
HlnwthePni.iiltiiit'gpplupiiMW'rtnliJ
liinimi, thoro 1ms bwm it concerto! cf
lutHo roliovo ilr. U1ik IVum liis
nl(witii nrvt CAininil and In ilnv
from it aim. If, us Is now aliened. the
President did not uk his resignation,
so much the worse for the President.
It Is admitted that Air, Delano's son
has been guilty of corrimt iiruelices.
Iu Jndiun and other jobbery, and the
organs of tho Administration seek to
cxciiho (bo lather by making the son a
scapegoat. This experiment will not
succeed. John J'elnno Is no youth, ns
bus boon represented, but the head of
a funiily, with large cxpcricuce of the
world, and quite equal to hold hit own
with any of tho sharpers about the
( itpiloL
lie served as first chief clerk of tho
Interior long enough to acquire a train
ing in lis ways, and then went to Min
iicKiita to figure among tbo plundercm
of Indian pine lands, the contracts fur
which hud to lo approved by his lath
er, during this tnn0 he was drawing
uy as a clerk iu Ilia Pension Ollloe
under Maker, recently appointor! Hnr
vcyor tionerul ..of .Minnesota, without
poi'tormiiig uuy service.
A few montlta ago he Was appointed
by hit father, with two others, aaa
commission lo examine the completion
of tho Union Paciflo Railroad, noon
whoso report depended mlllUuis of
acres oi mo piionc uoinulti. Aud lie
has boon sent to the Indian country
with largo pay and perquisite, fixed
by himself, to acquire information on
tho spot which might bo turned to
profitsblo account. . In these. and oth
er uffairs bo has lieeu always regarded
and dealt wilb aa the connecting link
between tho outside jobbers and the
Nerrotarv of the Interior when Mr.
IteUtno thought it prudonf'not to np-
pear nominally in sonio ot the trans
actions. His engagements were al
waya kept by the father, us multitudes
of docisions will show whenever the
department i thoroughly overhauled.
Kncouraged by past success and im
munity from punishment, these ojiera
t inns became bolder until they culmi
nated in an explosion a lew days ago,
when certain contractors, who had
kept faith with their agreement,' re
fused to submit to additional extortion
and told their griefs without reserve.
The immense patronage and power
vMciiioii uy me secretary ot mo line
rior necessarily insure him a largo
following ol dependents and others
tireiueiit of Mr. Delano, under cxk
ing circumstances, would bo n confes
sion of weakness, if not an admission
of guilt. Therefore, lie Is to ornament
the I runt I aliiuct until resignation bo-1
come a necessity by tbe approach of I
congress, and tlie certainty ot a
scorching investigation if he should
be in ollico to answer.
Charges of corruption do not' dis
turb the President. Ho clings closer
to all accused of venality, anu for rea
sons that are no secret. To supposo
that Delano, who claim to be a branch
of the family tire, would Iks con
demned for that reason, i to confess
entire ignorance of ttrnnt's chareter
and of the ruling motive of his ofjfl
ciul conduct. He might sacrifice hiro
coldly to serve a Bvllirih object, or for
neing detected, but never because or
his jobbory. .V 1. ,Swa.
The Detroit Free Fran libels Penn
sylvania when it says "Pennsylvania
has 11.05 in tho Stale treasury, and
the question is who shall grab it."
That balance isfl.iti. It Is such reek
loss disregard of tho odd cent thai
has brought us so low.
"Why, what drove,., you from home
such a bitter night as this?" asked a
woman of a poor littlo boy, shivering
and crying at tho corner of a troct.
"L roeut words, ' be answered, with lha
tears streaming down his checks.
A school boy being asked by' the
teacher how he should flog him, re
plied : "If you please, sir, 1 should
like to hare it on tho Italian system
tho heavy strokes upwards, and the
down ones light. .
It cost tho State of Massachusetts
129,250.40 to bury Senator Sumner.
It cost less than that to bury Carpen
ter, Chandler and lion Butler. Though
thoro might bo a bill run up for that
purpoae hereafter.
Marcus . Wnght, formerly a Con
federate General, ha received from the
Khedive of Kimit tho appointment of
adjutant general in tho Egyption army,
with tho rank and pay of colonel.
Gen. Joseph K. Johnston, the great
Confederate strategist, has been chosen
to act as chief marshal at tbe North
Carolina centennial of independence,on
tho zuth ol .May.
('smith, the Vinrland editor shot
by Landis, baa nearly recovered. With
half an ounce or so of lead in hi brain,
ho will probably write heavy editorials
In tbe future.
Why is a newspaper like a tooth
brush? Do you give it up? Because
every one should have one of his own,
and not bo borrowing hi neighbor. ,
Gen. Geo. W. Cass, President of tho
Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad, lias
Oocn appointed receiver ol the riorlh
ern Pacific Railway Company,
Kmp umttsfmfnt.
c
AUriON
All persons are hereby warned against par
oheeing or ia any way nseddliag with the foil Hir
ing property, bow la tbe posseaeloa af A. U.
Taj lor, of llrady township, via l 1 Weed sewing
luaonine, i oooa store, i unie, l sin a, i set et
chairs, 1 lamp and a let of tinware, as the same
was purchased by as at ennitable'a aalo on April
thl, 1S7&, and Ulcfl with hiss on loao, subject to
vase
F. R. PORT BR,
J, W. CORF
Latberebarg. April M, IS 7 6. -It
All persona are hereby wanted against par
chasing or la manner aaeddling with one eorrel
horse, one hay mare, three cows, one wag oa, tear
head young eat l la, new la the poteeeelea of Csth
ariao Wleorand John Wleor, of Bradford towu
eaip, ae the, eaeee eeg to aae aad are left with
theaa ee loaa, aaajeat to any order.
D. F. WISOR.
Woodland, April II, UT4-lt
Q ACTION.- 7
All portent are hereby wanted agate st purch
asing er ia any way aaodtiltaff with the following
property, 'w in the pottos tine of Aeta B. An
tes, of U rah am township, -lit One red aad
white cow aad calf, aa the aante belongs to me
and ia left with him oa loan, suhjeet to my order.
HIRAM B. ANTICS.
Waltefetoa, April 11, lt.7a.-3f
QAUTION. t
Notice la hereby gtrtn to all toartrned that
my wire, ftamaniha Jane Wlsor, having left a;
bed and board, wltboat any J art cause or provo
cation, thla Is lo warn all persoae not to trosl or
harbor her on my aeeount, as I will pay no d-bts
or her enntraetlng. D. P. WISOR.
Woodland, April 91, I ft 71 -St
E
XECUTOR'S NOTICK.-
Notlee (a berehy girea that Letters T.ita-
menlnry oa the Bitele of JACOB PBNTX,
leu of Brady towaiblp, doe'd., here be-n grant
ed to the nnderaigned. All persons ind.blod te
raid KilaU are required to mako immediate pay.
meat, and Utoee baring elelms egainit It are re.
qnir to prolan! them, duly autbeatloeted, with
out deley, to the nnderaigned.
I'lllLIP I, FRWTI.
LatharsUrg, Marsh, SI, fa-ete RIMatsr.
A DMINISTRATR1X' NOT1CE.-
-41- Xolleo II hereby arrow mat Letters afAd
mininratloa ea the eetato of J. A. BLATTRR.
BBRblNR. teteef Oeeeoba, Clearleld Cenaty, Pa,
deooasod, aarlag boea del, graatod to tha uvndor.
elgaed, all peraoaa bedeeud ta said oatato will
tleaen mat. Immodiata paymeat, aad thorn
aria, alaiau er domaada wiU prw.nl them
properly aatbeutlealrd for aetUemeat wlthowl
amy. OAIOUNB (LATTINBIRutR,
pru , ISTt..at Adm't.
fry Adi, ftrorrrirs, tt.
KRATZER & LYTLE
-TIIE-
,.. ,j
NEW FIRM!!
' '" '- ' lit ;' ,! ;
COLOSSAL
". CONSOLIDATED ,
: . STORE,
,, . I , . , . , .1,, V. -I
1 ' ' ' Art narklif Jowt. their '
' , i f.
IMMENSE STOCK OF (JOODS,
-1 i' .' n ... ' j i i.
CASH PRICES.
ReJned aipenaet aad talking for ready pay
enables theat (Vide It. They will endeavor to be
HEADQUARTERS
for supplying tba eitliens of CleerleM nty
with
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS.
Droll Goods,
Duotl and Shore,
tiroeeriei, ...
Wall Paper,
Qne.n..re,
Ae.. Ao.
Aad ail other goodi ia their line.
N. B.-TKRUI CABII.
J. M. KKAT7.KR,
i. U. LI TLB.
Clearfield, Uoo. la, IS74.
ED. W, GRAHAM,
DEALER I.t
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
SQUARE TIMBER & LIMBER,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Has Jaat opened, at tho eM ataad, la Uraham's
Hew, a eomplete atock or
TEH' (IOODI,
of erery deeerlptlea.
DRY OOODN,
GROCERIES.
HARDWARE,
BIXIT8 AND 6UOE8,
, CLOTniSQ,f.,ift:.,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
FLOUR, '
MEAT,
SALT,
RYE,
OATS,
CORN,
ALWA TS Off BAUD AND FOR
SALS AT A SMALL ADVANCE.
--- -F LOUR -
ReoeWad h the ear load, aad told at a fault
advance.
A aapply af ROPE eonsUatiy oa hand. ,
Special ta4aeeneatt offered to taoee gettiag oat
Square Timber aad Logs, aa wt deal largely
la Lumbermen's fiappLiea, aad are pre
pared at all L iaseo ta parohaaa Una
r bar and hmher.
El). W.GRAHAM,
Marhet Stmt,
CLKAKFIELD, PA.
Oct, IS, 1171.
NEW
FL.OLII. FEED.
AND
GROCE11Y
STORE.
A. G. KRAMER A CO.,
Reed fau. ea door went ef l-eoBerd Howe.
ClearBold, Pa.
Keep eonstaally a head
8C0AR,
corrsB,
TEAS,
B0DA,
COAL OIL.
ITKCP,
BALT,
' si'icbs, :
-" ' 1
WAP, , , , TT
Canaed and Dried Pralts, Tohaoee, Cigars, Oaa-
dlea, Cider Vla.gar, Butter, Kgga, Ar.
ALSO, IXTRA OMR If ADI ' '
Wheat and Buckwheat Flour,
Corn Meal, Chop, Feed, ao.,
All er whleh win ae eeld aheap for sash er la
eteeeaga for eestry piaduea.
A. O. KRAMER 00.
Clearleld, tor. II, ISTd.f
ypSHANNON LAND AND LUMBER
' C O M P A M V,
OBCROLA STEAM II ILLS, i
AaaracTcaBa
LUMBER, LATH, AND PICKETS
ABB
, SAWED 6HINGLES.
Ai.to-Bills of 11 EM LOCK aad FINI aawod
ta order an abort aetiot.
A woTO WR LOTS for aalo la tha hoteagh
Ai.ao LAROB ARaORTMlNT OINRRAL
MBRCHANUiel at their Mammoth Store ta
Oaeeola. .
B. H, SniLLIlfOFORD, Praaldaat,
OaVea Foraat Plaoa, Ka. IM 9. 4th it. FWa.
tOHlf LAWBHR, aaaatwl Sop
FdJaal-TI Oaoaala Milla, Clearleld Car Fa.
The aavdersig aad rtaaeatfally aetiftetlhe nuh
he that he will heea aa laeid tW aaia aa aoaora
twaoitef Freeh FUh,of eJ4 hiadt, reeetvea. from
turn Baet mm4 Waat 4a.ly. Abo, Freeh Vegeublea
aaaasa. iieoda CseUeerwel io all amrta of tha
boroagh aad vieielly. Oder Ml at hie re4eee,
amraar af eeoea aad Rca-a iHreeta, will rwaaira
arotapt atatioa. -rr
- ft . IX. W, JORDAB,
CUarioid. fatx 14, l7..m
T : gniwrllanrsM. "3
yjx'KUAHJirmm,.. .". ."-i
i. : ( Pl'RKLY VKllKTAIII.K. -j
I'KKR FROM ALCOHOL. ';
-1,
, , ,DR. WALKEU'S
CALIFORNIA
VIN EG AH B t T T n S.
Dr. J. Walher'a Calirorala Vluegar bittors are
a purely Vagetablo preparation, made ehieO)
from the native herba found oa the lower ranges
of l be Sierra Nevada moantaiaa ef Call I urn I a,
tba medieiaal pntfierttaa of which are eiiiaeted
tberefrim without taa use of Alcohol, .deques-1
(tea la almost dally ashod, "What ia tho eouao of
the onparalleled sueeets ef Viaauaa Itrrranar"!
Oar anawar is, that they rewiove tbe emtio or it ia-1
ease, and tlie patient reeovera hie health, Tboy I
aro the great blood purl Her ami a life-giving
prinetole, a aertroa Renovator and Iaricratur i
ol the eyiten. Mover before ia the hut ry af
the wurlu aaa a meilieiaa boon oompounileu noo
ertting the rem ark able qua! Hie of Vtaruia JJrr
rata la healing tbe aiek of every dleeaae auaa Is
heir to. They are a gentle Fargativa as well aa
a Toole, reiwring Coagvrtion or Inflammation of
tba Liver ana Vtaoeral Organs, ta ttlltoao li
The prop art les of Dr. WalkeVi Vinegar Rit
ttre are Aperient, Diaphoretic, Carminative, Nu
trielfiut, Lai at lie, I)luret(p, SeJatlve, Counter
Irritant, HudoriAc, Alterative, id4 Antl-Diiiuua.
U rat eft I thouson.la proelaiat Vlaegar Bltlor
lha mijei wotifittrfMl lar iBoravat that ever atiatAiin.
ed the staking system. . . -
Ko peraon aaa take theaa Blltere aoeordlnf to
directions aad rental a looganwell, pro vl tied tbeir
bones ate ant deirnrel by mineral ttotnna or
other m-atta, and vital nrgaae.
Billeaa, Remittent and Intermittent Fevers,
whioa are au prevalent In the valleys of our great
rivers throuKbut tho I' tilled Hates, esiiefioJly
ihnte of the Mittisiippi, Ohio, Missouri, llMnuis.
Tmneseee, rombcriand, Ark an tat, Red, Colnra
(, Itraaoti, Rio Uraod. 1'uarl, A I alia na, levbile,
Savaoaab, RtMBkc, J a tart, aud maay othert,
with tbeir vast tributaries, throughout nur entire
oountry daring tho Kit miner ami Autumn, and
remarkably so during res ton or unuul heat
aad drynees, are invariably aoeomptnied by ea
tensive dvraiigomenU of tba elumacb and liver,
and other abdominal viscera. In their treat meet
a purgative, exerting powerful influence up 'in
these various orguus, is ereentially ueeteary.
There li no oatbartic tor the purpose eijual te l)r.
J. iValkrr't Vinrgar Hitters, as tbty Bill tpoeilil)
remove tbe dark-culurod viicd matter with whivb
the bow el are losdnl, at tbe satao time atimuUt
iag tbe svcrelion of the tit it, and generally re
tor ing the healthy fuucioi of tbe digcaiivi'
orgnn.
Fortify the buJv against diteaae by purifting
ill its flutdla with Viorgar Uitters. No ebidomic
can take bold of a system inns fere-aimed. .
Pypatia or Indigettl'm, llradache, fuln ta
tbe Hhouldera, Ocngbs, Tigbtoeta of the fhf-t,
Di iners, Hour Kruntiona of tbe Htomarh, Had
Taste in the Mouth, llitinus At tack t, flpitaiion
of tha Heart, Inflammation of Ibe !utige, Pein
in tho region af tbe Kidneys, ami a hand ml
other painful sy rap torn t, are tbe offtprtnga )
Dyspepftia. One bottle will prove a bolter guar
antee of Its merits than a lengthy advertisement.
Scrofula, or King's Evil, White RoeMIng. fl
eers, Krysipelae, ell-d Neck, Otitre, rVrifu
lous Inflammations, Mrreorial afffctluoB, Old
rioraa, Eruptiona of tha Skin, Hore Kyes, ete. Jn
Ihete, as ia all other eonttitutlonal diteasee.
Walker's Vinegar Bitters have shown their great
curative powers la the most obstinate and la
tract a tie caaes.
Fur InAamiaetery and Chruaic Rliaumalisai.
Oout, Bilious, Remittent and Intermilteal Fevers,
Diseasea ef the Blood, Liver, Kidneys ami tb
Bladder, these Bittrrs have no equal. urh IMa
aasee are caused by Vitiated Blood.
Moehaaical liUeasaa. Ferrous engaged in
Pel tits and Mineral, snrh aa I'lumbers, Tyio
setters, Onld beutcrs and Mlnera, as they advanor
ia life, are subject te purely sta of tbe Bownla.
To geard egsiaat Ibia, lake a tioee of Walker's
Vinegar Bitters acea-io nelly, . , , ,
For fkln Diseases, Eruptions, Tetter, Fait
Rheum. Blotches, HhU, Pimplee, Pustules, Boils,
Carbaaele, Ring-worms, rValtt head fforo Byte,
Kryatpelas, lloh. (Scarfs, Dieeoloralioaa of the
dkin, Humors aad Diseases of the Bkia o wbai
ever name or nature, are literally dug up and
carried out of the system ta a abort time by tbe
ate of tbeae Bitters.
Pin, Tape and other Worms, lurking la the
system of ao many thousands, are effectually de
stroyed and removed. No system ef medicine,
no vermifuges, ao anthelmioitica will free tbe
system from worms like these Bitters.
For Female Complaints, ia yemog er eld, mar
ried ar eingle, at tbo dawa ef womanhood or tbe
turn af lite, theaa Tome Bittern display ae da
elded aa Inflaeaot that improvement ia aeon per
ceptible. Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever yon Rnd
italmparitiee bunting through tbe akin in Plna-
Sles, Kruplionn, or tores; cleanse It when yoa
nd it obstruoted and sluggish Id tbe veins,
cleanse It whoa It ia foul t your feelings will tell
yoa when. Keep the blood pure, and the health
of tho aystem will follow. "
r. ii. Mcdonald a co.,
Drnggtata aad Oea. Agta., Ran Franelece, CmJi
forata,aad corner of Wasbiagtan aad Charlton
streets, New York. Bold by all Druggists and
ucaiers. aovt .4-otn.
G
ROCKRIES.
JAS. Ii: LYTLE,
- (flueoeseof te LYTLE MITCHELL)
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALER I.N
CHIMCB I.I Kit or TBA ft.
O0I.ON0S,
JAPANA,
IMPKRIll, ,
'XNQIISII BhtAKFABT
Purest la Marhet.
en
DUTTICR AMU K(.C
Will he beat aad sold at I ret eeet. Oaib paM
for Coaatry Produea.
GERMAN CHERRIE8," '".
TCREBT FRCKEb
PREBERVED PEARS,
rniLADELPnu iiamb.
PIMI. " '
Mackerel, Lake Herring, Ood, Ae.
PICKLE.
Barrel Pick I., aad Ingllih Pieklea.
FLOUR AND PEBD.
Flour, Cora Meal, Oal Meal, Ae.
m.hl 'Tt JAB. H. LTTLI.
CHEAP GROCERIES!
Lt'MBKR CITT, PA.
Tho aaderilgned annoonoel te ail old frlrnda
and palm., ibat ha haa opened n good lino ol
UROChRIKA A PROVISIONS at the old eland
or Kirk A Sponger, for whioh be aolleiti a liberal
patronege. l. ay. 8PKNCBR.
Lumber City, Pa., Mareh 0-t.
JOUN A. 8TADLER,
RARER, Market HI., Clearleld, Pa.
Frerit Bread, Rare, RMIs, Pies aad Cake,
oa hand Br made be order. A general aorortmeat
of Ceateetloneriee, Proila sad Nats I. et.ok.
loo Cream and Oyileri in eraeen. Salooa ararly
orpoalte the Poilomee. Prloee mod.rate.
Mirth lavwa. . -
OUSK AND LOT KOH BALK.
The Ho.ee aad Laa tha mrraor of bUr-
het OBd Fifth atreele. OlMrarf l. L. t.
The let ooatalai aearty aa aero of grouad. The
io a larg. mnuom rrnme, ontainang nine
noma. For terms aad other mraeanaVaa awl.
te tb. nbeirlaer, at law Pem UeVe.
" " r. A.APtm.
.T'iM,r,,-l
ALLKGHEJi V HOTKL,
(Marbrl St., hoi. Third and Fourth,)
('.ICAHfllCI.II, PA.
The luliMirtber baring hreomo proprietor of
lliii hotel, would rerpeoiJuily a.k a hheral ihare
f puljlie polreiage. Prleie redaerd lo awit the
sauJO-'TiilfT . U. LLKII'OLllT.
SUHt.UEHAVNA'UuC'SE,' ,
(7URWKNBVILU, PA. -'
' - KBWION READ, PaorBiaroa.
Ilavfog hosoaia proprietor uf tbi, Uotol, I
would roaiutluJly aolieil Ih. patronage ot the
pubiie. liuuie loeaaotly and .oovealratly ait
uaudi a tij raflltodend refuraiibed rgd earn,
pto looma atuahed. Ail railroad Irama atop at
lull hou... . , , , , . , . jan2 Ti
SUAW HOUSE,
.(Cur. of Merbel A Froal ilreelt,)
CLKAHKIKLIi, PA.
Hotel, wimul n-ipeetluily iuli.it iiubiie patronege.
i.ai ii li u tin I viitiiiu
NKW WASHINGTON, PA.
This aw and well luruished howco haa been
takeu by Ibv ttiidcraignad. He feels confident ef
buiiig nblo to render satisfaction to tboae who may
la. or liiiu witji a aalL
May ft, 11.72. , 0. W. DAVIS, Prop'r.
M
llNTIItfR HtlURB,
. ' -i i ' ' i i , -
Oppoiite tbe Court House,
LOCK HAVEN, PE.XN'A.
JeU'TI IIAl'BEAL A KKOM, Prop's.
LOYD house; ' '
Mein Street,
PIIILIPrjllUHO, PRKR'A. ' ' '
Table always lupplied with the beet the marhet
affordi. Tba trareling pubiie la lerlted toeall.
norI,'7l. , . , KOVKRT LOYU.
THE "-"inTNSlON-'Fd
. , Comer of ftecondand Market Htreeti,
CLEARKILII, PA.
THU old and sommodleue Hotel haa. daring
tbe paat year, heea aalarged ta doable Iu
former capacity for tbe en tortile seat of straa
gera and guests. Tha whole beil.il ng haa hwea
nfurnlshed, and tha proprietor will too re ao
peine to render eia gaeaU eomfortablt while
its y ins; with him,
ay The 'Mansion nouse" Ometbos reas to
and lYom tha Depot oa tbo arrival and deparrara
if each train. . JOHN DOHUHBHTT,
apHt.T tf Proprietor
Hanks.
r. K.'apmiU-D. it. W. ANNOLD. j. a. antotb
F,K. ARNOLD & CO.,
Hankem mid Ilrokem,
Reynnldarllle, eloflVraoa Co,, Fa,
Money reorirrd on deposit. Ditcumts at mo
derate rtts. Kantern and Foreign Kiehange a),
wnvs on hand ami eollroticms promptly made.
Beynolrisvllle, Ieo lo, tS74.-ly
County National Bank.
; ' OF CLEARFIELD, PA.
ROuM in Matoaie Building, one door north of
C. D. Wat toe's Drug Store.
I'etMttgt Tickets to ami from Liverpool, Queens
town, (llstgow, London, Paris and Copenhagen.
Al-o, Dralts for sale on the Royal Bank of Ireland
and Imperial Bank of Loudon.
JAMKB T. daVONAKD, Pres't.
W. M. tfUAW, Cathicr. t1:l:7
DREXEL & CO.,
Xo. 31 Hnuth Third mreet, Philadelphia
B.f.f .'.,,
And Dealers in Government Securities.
Aip!!earloa by mail .ill roeeire prompt atten
linn, and ail Infurmatien eheertully furniBhed
April II If.
Jrutistrit.
J. M. STEWART, D. D. S.,
Oflloe orer Irwin's Drag Store.
CURWKNRVILI.E, PA.
All dental operatloaa. either la the mechaaiteJ
inoperative branh, promptly attended la aad
satlsfbietion gaaranteed. (Special altentiou paid
te the treat moot of diaeajea ef the natural teeth,
gums and HKiuth. Irregularity of the teeth awe
ceiffully correct rJ. Teeth extracted without pain
by the uio of Ether, and artificial teeth Inserted
l the host material and warranted lo render eat
isfactioa. aprill6'71ily
eYtistry,
D
Ilariae determined to loeete ia Cur.rnrrille
for the purpoae ef porruing my profeailon, I
bereliy offnr my eerrire. to tb. pubiie. I hare
juit flni.bed a term ef dental Innractlona nnder
Iho bo.1 Irechere of the Penniylraoia College of
II. .1.1 Surgery in Philadelphia, and am now
propoTMl to eaecuta atl worh pertaiaiag tn dent
iitry In the boat m.nnrr, with the Intent Improve-
mrni. an worn guarantrea la gir. entire sat
i.Urtlnn ai to oiialily end duration. Teeth 01-
traeted uitbint pain. Room rn Be. Benh build
ing. For further information apnl? tn pereoa or
addiea. It. U. TUOMPoON,
laobJITi tf. rarwrnitille, Pa.
A .M. H i L L 8
Woold re tpoct fully aot if his patients
.that he has reduced tbe price ol ARTI
FICIAL TEKTH toUueo iter act. er
$ .15 00 for a double et. For any two peravns
eofutwg at tbe name time, ta have ear-h aa upper
twt. Will ge4 iho tQ Mu f9r Ji.OO, er
each.
Terms invariably Cvn.
Cl-arflrl,!, .InW I.1R74. J "
QLEARFIELD
PLANING MILL
COMPANY.
THK vnderaigaed, auooeaaora ta REKD A
POWliLL, hare purcbaaed the CLEAR
FIELD PLANING MILL, and retiTted It for
doing aa ev tensive baslaeaa. All the machinery
will be added necessary to make it one of the
most eomplete eatab is bm eats ot tba kind ia the
State. They are aow prepared to receive orders
for aay work tn that line. They will givespecial
attention to all materials for house building.
FLOORING, WEATHER - BOARDING,
sash, doors, blinds,
b rj ck crs, .wo t l ni.ro, c.
' ' OF ALL STYLES, alwaya oa hand.
WORKED BOARDS, nnd all artlrln nernn
rf for ballding, will he etehangid for bKY
I.CMPKR. ao that persona at a diitaneo may
bring their lumber, eaohengo It for, aad latere
home with tho maoufactared article.
The Company will alwayi hare on hind a large
at nek af dry lumber, so as to ha able to til aa
order on the ahorteil entire. Only the belt end
meet ibillfnl hnndi .ill he employed, ao that lb.
p.blle may rely apon gvod worh.
Lumlier will bo worked or sold s. I.w aa It e0
a. imrctiaied any eli.rw, atid warranted to gtra
aatllfaetloa. Al the bnliail .III b. done ap-a
the ea.b prinoiple ve aaa ntord to worh for imall
prolta.
- DRY LUMBE.t WANTED 1
Eipooially ana and.a-l alf and t.e iaeh paael
etui, for Whleh a liberal prion will he paid.
The baaineaa will he eendueted nndar the nana
af lha ..
"flearlleld Pinning Mill Co."
M. O. Brawa will personally sup.rintrod the
hwiiaees,
Orderl raipsetfully sollelted.
M. O. BROWN A RRO.
Clearl.ld, Pa., J en eery S, 174.
0.1.
WHERE ta hoy my PRT OO0W. "
eoriei, Que.ni.nrev Olaee.are, lime and
N otiose, Oeafeollonertes, Ae,, aheap for ea.b.
The suhieriher hegi leave to Inform hil old inf
aow snslomers that ka has epeaed
a variety btore
in 01.EN nor, ri.
And .til aell gooda at irriea. to rait tai timet. A
liberal redscti.a wtll cs made t oajfemarl hty
ing nt wholeness.
Call nnd esamlnw toy atoeh Before parrhlilig
elee.bere. A liberal iharn of pahlie patronage
aolleiud. t '
0.1. KEAOT.
Oloa Hope, Pa, Jaao II, 171.
QARl'ET WEAY1NO -
The nadereigned Is ,rared te e.e Ri
Omrrr te order, la any ityle deelred. Ile'l'l
had eeortblny yearearae.oalaiperlineem Pl
adelphia, ae fools eoeadoMaf glrlagaaliiwelies
theaa .bo may fa.erhlm with tkelr waarmg.
Ord.rl sent, or letlei, addreeaed te Wlllnwig'ere
PoetoBee, Clearleld ea., will meet im r-ro.pl
atteatle. , ORARLR D. RKDIFBR
' Bigler Itallew, Dee. II, IBT4 em