gntflwaw, & Stutvart.
SAtktTT A SUIRWER,
7.
it ) -
MAI.BM III
HARDWARE,
tad auutfMUnn of
Tln.Coppcr & Sheet Iron Ware,
.... ,
Bound StTMt,
CLEARFIELD. PA.
Tiering largely Inoroaied our atoek of Hard,
ware, we Invito tha public 10 eiamlne our atoek
and prlooa. , , , , , ,
Carpenter, iinil roono who contemplate bulld
lug will do will to mint our
TOOLS BUILDING HARDWARE,
which li w nd ot tho boil Buaufueturt, ud
will bo told low lor oeih.
NAILS, ' '
. GLASS, - '
PUTTY,
,;, , , , GLUE,
LOCKS,
LATCHES,
HINGES,
SCREWS
All kind! of flench Ptanec, Sawe, Cblicll, Square,,
Uanuners, HatrhcU, Plumbl and Iiorcla,
Mortiac.1 A Thumb UuajreB, Brrela,
Broree A Bitte, Wood aad Iron -Bench
Hcrewe, and tho beet
Boring Machine in tho , j
Doable and Single Bitt Axes,
POCKET CUTLERY, Ao.
Agents for liurnell's Iron Vorii Shelter,
warrantea.
Also, agente for Rlcharde'
GOTHIC PI.t'B TOPI,
wbloh effectually oaro Smoky FlueB.
Fariaera' Implement, and flardon Tooli of 0T017
acKripuon.
A largo variety of
COOK -STOVES,
, Y ' which, w warrant to giro aatUiaetlon.
Portable Rangei and Furnace:
ISa-Roofing, Spouting and Job Work dono on
reajunabla teriua. All order, will roeolvo prompt
atlontlta. Juno II, ma.
POWELL & MORGAN,
II ARD W AJIE,
' ' 1 i ' ' Alto, Manufacturers of
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
' CLEARFIELD, PA. ' j
iLl j. J t x t j. 1.
TARMINO IMPLEMENTS of all
X. , - . " "
klndi for aalo by
' POWELL A MORGAN.
AILROAD' WHEELBARROWS
for aalo by
POWELL A MORtlAN.
QIL, PAINT, PUTTY, GLASS
Nalle, .to., for aalo bj
POWII.L A MORGAN.
II
ARNESS TRIMMINGS & SHOE
finding!, for lali by .
' POWELL A MORGAN.
MUNS.PISTOL9 SWOKDCANES
t For talt bj
POWELL A MOROAH.
43TOTKS, OF ALL SORTS AND
, , 8i tea, for by
POWELL A MORGAN.
. For tat bj
, " - l'OWKLL A MORGAN.
II
ORSE SHOES & HORSE SHOE
RAILS, for aalo by
POWELL A MORGAX.
pULLEY BLOCKS, ALL SIZES
And bait Manufnotura, for aalo by
f'1' It U i I ' POWfLL A M0RI1AK.
niMBLE SKEINS AND TIPE
"' B0XK8, for talt by -i.
V. rOWELL A MOnflAlf.
BIGLER, YOUNG & REED
(Saootiiort to Boyntoo A Younf,)
FOUNDERS & MACHINISTS
; - Munafictartn of
PORTABLE 4 STATIONAHY
STEAM ENGINES
Cornor of Fourth nnd Pino Straoto,
' CI.EARFIF.I.n, PA,
TT AVISO angarod In tho manufaotor of Irat-
XX olaat MACHINERY, wo roapoolfally Inform
ho pnhllo that wo aro now propand to fill all
order, aa ah.aply and aa prompt! aa aan bo dona
In any of tho eitloa. Wa mannraeturo and doal In
Mulay and Circular Saw-Mills
Hoad Blooka, Watar Whoola, Shafting Pull.ya,
Oifford'a Injoetor, Rtoam flauara, Stoara Whlatloi,
Ollara, Tallow Cupa, Oil Cupa, Oaugo Coeka, Air
Cooka, Qlobo Valroa, Cboek Valrao, wrought Iron
Tifn, BUoa Pnmpa, Bollor Food Pompo, Anil
Frlotlon Motroo, Soap Stona Paoking, Onm Pack
ing, and all kinda of MILL WOKK, togotbor
with Plowa, Sled Solea,
COOK AND PAULOR STOVES,
. nnd olbar CASTINUS of all kinda,
Mr0rdera ootlotled nnd filled at eity prloM
All lattara of Inquiry with refaronoo lo maohinery
of ov mannfaotnro promptly anaworod, by nddrao-
Ing a at Clearfield, Pa. '
janlTl tf BIOLKR, TOUNO A RKRD.
READING FOR ALLM
BOOK'S l STATlOKERr.
Martrt nt .cuarllrlfl. (it tho Poatnaut.)
fftllE ondanignad boare loaro aonnnonnoato
X tkaoltUaoo of Clearfield nnd rleinity.ihat
ha hao fitted no n room ud aeJ Jut ralnrnod
from thooity with n largo aaoonlof roooiag
matter, oomiating in part of . .
Bibles and Miscellaneous Books, -
Blank, Aoaownl and Paaa Booka af ererr do-
erlptlon Paper nnd Envelope,, Froneh preired
p.Vd....7m-
ant Briar, Local Can, Keoord Can, and Bill Can,
Sheet, Muelo for olthor Piano, Flute or Vtolia
oaelantly on hand. Any hooka or atatlonery
doelrod that I may not know on hnnd, will bo or.
ordered by Orel oiproee, nnd aold at wholoealo
or Mtatl to rail owalooMf. I will aloo hoop
poriodlool literutore, inok no Mngnalnao, N.wi.
pacora, Ao. P. A. VJAULIN.
Oloartold May V, U-tf
J. 11. M'MUKRAY
WILL SUPPLY YOU WITH ANY ARTICLE
OK MRHCIIAND1HR AT THE VERY LOWEST
PRICI. COM AND SEE. ( i T3; )
NEW WASHINGTON.
..w. w, mai
WK.I VKU A If 1STTN
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
. c ") A :ui.j i f 1
An offering, at tka old Hand of 0. L. Rood A Co.
Choir itook of goads, oonil.tlng of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
BOOTS A SnOKS,
11ATS A CAPS, . HARDWARE,
QURENSWARR,
FLOUR,' FEED, SALT, &o., 4o.,
At tho moat eoesoauble rotor for CASH or la
oiobango for
Square Timber, Boards, Shingles,
OR CODNTRT PRODUCE.
I;
wT'Adraneaa Biado to thooo angaged In got-
ting out aquara tlnbar oft tho moat ndrantagooi
tarua, pdtljuTt
JJANIEL GOODLANDER,
LiUiiifiltnuunu, ra.,
Doalor li ' ' '
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
HOSIERI & ULOYES, ....
HATB A CAF3 ud BOOTS A 8HOKS.
Tutttoeo. 0 root riot Hnd Ftih. Kallt, Hwdwr,
guwniwin and Ulaitwttr, Men Dtl
B071' Cluthing, Drug, Paint
Oili, Hohuul Uuuki,
a Urfe lot of Patont UeJieloei,
CanJIctv Null A Dried Frulti, Cbw and Crack
tt; Hook and runt r owner.
Floor, Grain rid PotAtoeH.
Clorar and Timothy Seed,
Sola Leather, Iforoooot, Linlofrt, Biodingt and
Thread, Hhoetnakerf Toole and
Shoo Findingi.
No greater Tirlety of goodi in any itore tn the
oounty. AU tor tale rery low lor oaaa or oounirj
prodeoe at too tJhoep Uurnor. it ay i.
The Bell's Run Woolen Factory,
Pann township, CloorOald Co., Pn.
II V R N K D II II T t
BURNED UP!
The inliMTibeM hare, at treat axpenn, rehullt
aeichborhood neoeMlty, In the erection of a Irat
olau Woolen Hannfaolory, with all the modern
improvement attached, and are prepared to mail
all kindi of Clothi. Cmilineret, Batinettt. Blaa
kett, Flannels, As. Plenty of godi on band to
upply all our old and a thoutand naweuttotneri.
wnotn we ail lo some anu eiaioina oar eioea.
The buaineu of
CARDING AND FULLING
III receive our tenacial attention. Proper
arrangemente will be made to receive and deliver
Wool, to auit euttomere. All work warranted and
done upon the ahorteat notioe, and by atrial atten
tion to bua ioeaa we hope to realiie a liberal bare
of public patronafa.
lO.OOO POUNDS WOOL WANTED I
We will pay the higheat market price for Wm
and aell oar manufactured guoda an low aa similar
gooda can be bought i the eoanty, and whenever
we fall to render reasonable satisfaction we can
alwayi be found at home ready to make proper
explanation, either In person or by letter.
JAMKS JOltNHON A bONB,
nprilMtf ' Bower P. 0.
LEATHER BREAST-STRAPS
, SUPERSEDED BV
I'OVKRT'S PATENT METALLIC
BREAST HOLD-BACK
Made of the best Mallea
ble Iron, and ts attached
to the Ilemea by the best
' ' ' Bnap aver Invented. It
Is eaaily and qnlokty put
whintilnn tif the hnrciu .
by Uio pule. Not liable
1,1 to get out of repair.
Will last for years. All
wa aik If a fair trial, to . , .
eonvtnoa all parttca ot i f
tag them that they are
uniurpaaeed in value for
the purpose for whiob
they are intended.
HACK KIT A SCHRTVER.
Clearfield, April li, IBM.
MARBLE AM ST0E YARD !
Mrs. S. S. LIDDELL,
- j K .
Uaring ongagod In tho Marbto burlaeli, doalroa
to Inform hor frlonda and tho publlo that aha ku
now and will keop oomtaotly on hand a larga and
wall aolootod Itock of ITALIAN AND VERMONT
MARBLE, and la propitrod to furnlik to ordor
TOMBSTONES,
';: ' .B0. AND CRADLE TOM IIS,
MONUMENTS,
Corba and Poatt for Cemotory Lota, Window
8111a and Capa, alio,
BUREAU, TADI.I AND 'WASH STAND
TOPS, Ac, Ao.
fef. Yard on Rood atroot, noar tho R, R. Dopot,
Cloarnold, Pa. J.7,71
"JERRA COTTA STANDING VASES,
HANGING VASES,
Stove Lining and Fire Brick,
kept oonatantly on band.
STOVE AND EARTHENWARE
OF EVERT DESCRIPTION !
CROCKS! POTS! CROCKS!
Fleher'n Patent Airtight Reir.Heallnf
rmir a anal
BUTTER CHOCKS, with llde,
CREAM CROCKS, MILK CROCKS,
A rr L It Ilirri KH t'KUUItH,
PICKLE CROCKS,
FLOWER POTS, PIE DISHES,
STEW POTS.
And a great many other thlage too nomorona to
mention, to bo bad at
FRED'K. LEITZINGER'S
STQNE WARE POTTERY,
Cornor of Cherry and Third Stroete,
ol Che
CLliA
IAHP1KLU, VA. . .
T. A. FLECK & CO.,
Hevis no on hand, and are dally receiving ad
dittoni thereto, a large and well selected slock,
at fresh from the manufacturer!, of
Dress Goods, Dry Qaeds, Silks, IlaU, Bonnets,
Old Ladies' Caps, Baa wit, Waterpronfs, La
dies' Fur Caps, Hair Goods, (teats' Fur
aithing Quods, Khlrta, Ulovea, Has,
Overalls, Lambermoa's Flannel, ;
Ladies' Underwear, Cuffs,
Collars, Handkerchiefs, ,
CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR AND WHITE
DRUPSKS. -
Perfumery and Boepe, Balmoral Skirts, away
down, Stockinet, af every else, variety and eolorr
Notions, Trimmings and Fancy Uoods, in almost
tndleej varitly. -
N. B.-WR BUT FOR CASH AND SRLL
FOR CASH. decZtf
Down I Down 1 1 , .
, ka 4 -t. f( I
THE LAST ARRIVAL
AND OF COURSE THE CHEAPEST! .
A Proclamation against High Priceif
one f the gnod old days of cheap thing. Thosa
who lark faith npon this point, or deem ear alle
gations saperaeewe. Bead bat
CJtLh aT OMJH BTORE,
Comer Frant and Market etrevta,
When they can eo. feel, bear and bnow for tbam
setvel. To filly anderslaad what are cheap gaade
thft mast be dona. Wa da not deem tt necessary
to caneaerato and Itamlaa oar stock. It la anoagh
far nt le s leU tsmt
We htTft Evervthing that Si Needed
and eeneamtd In tblt market, aid at rleat tbal
dealt JOSEPH SHAW SON.
HEPDBLICAN.
CLKAHK1KLU, PA.
WKDNKKDAV MOHN1NU, HKI'T. I, UTS.
THK THE A SUR Y KOIIRHR Y.
Tho Now York Timet glvoa tho fol
lowing liiittory of tlio ojiorutiuni of tlio
dotoctivei in tlie Trosnury robbery,
nd tho( wuys irjrWlikh thuy trmood
the onine to tho purputrotora. uliiin
tlit robbery was flint aniiouiicod, nnd
for some time (Vrwrd, tlio impres
sion was very generally untortulnod
that the Becrut Hervioo Corps of tho
Treasury wore aiono ongnged in work
ing up the ciiHO. i'hm was a miatako,
bow over, lor, aller wuitiiig A brief pff
riHl, In which tho chief of that divi
sion might lmvo requested hia co-opo-
ration, Mitjor A. C. Richarda, Siiporin
tondent of tho Motmpolittin Police
Force, Uetuiled Dotoctivo Goorgo 0.
Miller to attJiid to the mnttor.
As soon aa Mr. Miller took charge
of tho crwo he placed several oraon8
under close aurreillanct, not, however,
until he had first examined thoroughly
into their habits and associations. It
appears that his suspicions from the
vory beginning wore correct, as his
hole theory has been oritnlilishcd as
correct by subsequent development.
Ho learned nt once'' that ' Ilalleck, a
clerk in the cushier room, and one of
the only two men who had a positive
k.uowliigt of tho rtiAruvunr of Uio
money in the stolen package, was on
intimate, almost familiar terms with
Win. II. Ottman, proprietor of the
rostuurant pn tho north sido of Penn
sylvania avenue, a few doors above
Twclflh street. lie, therefore, kept a
strict watch over Ottman and hia sat
ellites. Very soon he was rewarded
with a piece of Intelligence that crys
taliged li 18 hnlf-tormed suspicions into
& certainty.' A well known profession
al gambler, John Kelley, was ap
proached by Brown, who desired him
to change a (500 Treasury note,which
ho did. Upon reflection, however, he
was a little dubious about tho source
from which the bill came, so lie ques
tioned lliowii, who informed him that
ho was dimply having it exchanged
for Ottman. ' This was perfectly sutis-
fuctory to Kolloy, hia suspicions being
completely allnyed by the itifbrmation
thut it waB furnished by tho rent nil
rant keeper. . . r.
Deteteclivo -Miller got w ind of tlio
littlo Kelley. lirown cjiismle. Shortly
after this Mr. lirown suddenly left for
Saratoga, as he gave out, to practice
his "profession" at the races. Detec
tive Miller followed him, and discover
ed that Brown had more (501) green
backs, plenty of them. Indeed, flvo
were tendered by him for conversion
into smaller notes to different persons
in a very short timo after his arrival
at the Springs. Miller began to think
"horo's richness :" Peg-leg Brown, who
was dead "strapped" a few weeks be-
foro at the nation's capitol, to blossom
out into a capitalist, why it was too
much for him, so he quietly intimated
to "Peg-leg" that it was high time to
go back to Washington. After some
porsuaaion" lirown consented to ro
turn.' Before Miller had effected tho
arrest he had closelv uucstiouod Brown
olumi 1 lit, aniima iVitm wKuno ha 1.
derived all his wculth. At first be
stated that it loaned to him by a friend
but this story was too transparent, ao
he improvised another to the effect
that ho wo employed by A man of af-
fluenco to mnko bets. Tho texture of
this boing as gauzy aa tho other, he
was finally torced to submit that Ott
man had supplied bun with it, but that
if there was anything wrong be
not aware of tho fact. Miller satisfied
himself that Brown's object iu visiting
Saratoga was to dispose of the suspi
cious 1500 notes.
As soon as Petectivo Miller had wo
ven tho web around Brown, he tele
graphed lo Washington to watch Ott
man. Up to this time Miller had been
working alone, out now the plot began
to thicken and it was necessary to call
in help, so the remainder of tho force
was placed In the field to co-operate
with him. On his arrival iu Washing
ton it was found that Ottman was ab
sent in Now York, whither he had
gone to transact somo business, lift
lock had also loft on leave of absence
granted him on a plea of deafness,
which he wished to have treated in
New York city. Ol course it would
not do to make the arrest public, lest
they should got wind of it and skip,
so Brown was allowod to go around
on parole, as it were. One of his first
acta, however, was to visit Oilman's
and, learning of his absence, he at
onoe telegraphed to him to come homo,
that he. was in trouble. This appeal
brought Ottman back to Washington
and caused him to tako stcpa to have
Brown released on a writ ot habeas
corpus. He omployod as attorneys
Messrs. Moore and Newman to take
charge of the case, and in the mean
time he kept dark himself, and in
strncted attaches ot tho establish
ment to give out that ho was not in
the city. Detective Sargent, howov
er, know better than that, for he had
"piped" him to tho house and was
prepared lo take him in whenever he
made his appearance. As already
stated, Brown was directed to bo . le
gally held in custody hy tho detec
tives, by virtue ol a warrant issued
out ol Justice Shell's court, charging
him with the robbing of tho package
Ottman kept shady all morning inside
of tho house, but Delect ivo Hargcnt,
assisted by Police Officer Shilling, at
tired In ciliitou's clothes, was engaged
in watching the premise.
llo know that Ottman was bound
to mako his appearance at somo time
or other, fur lie had checked a trunk
to some distant point, and parading
the sidewalk was a man with a pair of
valises. At last tho patience of Sar
gent waa rewarded by Oilman mak.
ing His appenrnoe. lie at onco ap
proached hun and arrested him. Ott
man, of course, protested his Inno
cence, but the Justice decided that it
would require 1100,000 surety, In un
Incumbered projwrty, lo satisfy him
even temporarily on thai point. Aa
he only succeeded in raising 127,(100,
he was remanded to the custody ot
the officers.
Ilallock, on his arrest in New York
betrayed great agitation, and attempt-
ed to throw away a pocket memoran
dum book, and upon examination, it
was found to contain currency and a
THE
check forl'JS. , There wits also some
figuring and writing upon one ol the
pugea of thO book, Tho following In
scription was written in thti book :r
Sayo to show W. II., August Sth,lR75.
Tho figures 47,01)7, which wore In
scribed the prisoner uttumpteil to cruse,
when arrested, hy scratching them
with lead pincil, bill they are plainly
distinguishable.
An examination demonstrates pret
ty conclusively that it is a division of
tho aunt abstracted from the Treasury.
Ilallock attempted to explain his mo
tive liir making tho erasure by saying
that It waa a private transaction of
his that ho did not care to havo every
body acquainted with, and, on being
pressed further, ho declared that ho
was only estimating his share of tho
funda if ho had been concerned In the
robbery. Petoctlves McHI'rcsh and
McDivitt, aa soon us they reached
Washington with Ilalleck, confined
him at headquarters in a cell.
On tho trip down ho had been In a
great state of nervousness, but when
he was immured behind tho burs his
courage failod him completely, and it
was uot long before he manifested a
disposition to communicate somothlng
to tho officers. The exact substance
of tho confession, the detectives, for
obvious reasons, refused todiscloso.but
it is known that he admits having ta
ken the packago, and that ho handed
it to Ottman. He also states that lie
was instigatod to commit tho act by
Ottman, who had ropowtouily urgod
bim to tonka a stake by no doing. On
boing confronted by Brown, he stated
that he know him, but thai he hud no
dealings with him ; ho had no go bo-
twoens In tho matter, but hud handed
the money ever diroclly to Oilman,
who was to attend to tho conversion
of it into other funds of a character
not likely to attract attention. In
making the cofession Ilalleck was un
doubtedly Influenced by tho impression
that ho had been mado a tool of in the
entire' matter,' and that as soon as Ott
man could make his arrangement he
intended to givo him the go hy entire
ly. Another powerful lover was re
morse, for he said to Detective Mc
Divitt, "For the past two months I
havo suffered iutenso agonies, and I
will do anything to rid myself of tho
tortures I uin undergoing," Ilalleck,
it appears, up to tho time of hia ar
rest hud only received trom Ottman
$1100. It was arranged, however, that
ho was to havo Oil man's place of!
business as his share, ostensibly on
rent. Tho dotectivea, however,shrewd
ly surmised that this was all a "put
up job," as a transfer of tho property
had all been effected to another party,
and not to Ilalleck. Ottman's visit to
New York, was for tho purpose of mak
ing the purchase of a saloon in Brook
lyn for tho sum of 115,000, and to get
rid of some of the money.
Shortly after Uio robbery Ottman
visited the banking house of Biggs &
Co. with 11,000 in small bills, anil re
ceived in exchange two (500 bills. Ho
had scarcely received those when he
carried them to the Treasury Depart
ment, and presented them at the rash
room to he exchanged into small bills.
Tho teller, who know him, luugbingly
remarked, "Ottman, you must be the
man who got that (17,000 package."
To this ho responded, "1 can prove
wuoro l not niv lauu lulls from . I re
ceived thcin from Mr. Jliggs himself."
Inquiry clicitml tho fact abovo men
tioned, thut Ottman had received bis
(500- bills at Kiggs' bank the same day
that he presented thom at tho Treasu
ry, but, of eon io, not from Mr. lilggs,
but through the regular teller. In the
light ot later days, this seemingly fun
ny transaction explains itself. Mr.
Oilman was preparing to show that
he got (500 Lil's legitimately ; "only
that, and nothing more."
Up to the timo of tho robbery, Ilal
leck altomloU to Ins duties with pttno.
tuality, and industry that won for him
tho esteem of all his superiors. His
reputation was thought to be Irre
proachable by all inside of tho build
ing, and when ovory one in tlio cash
room came under tho ban of suspicion,
Gen. Spinner happened to reflect on
Ilalleck, in a conversation with Mr.
Wyman, the chiof of tho division.
That official, who bad listened gravely
when thoso much higher in authority
woro sjmken of, actually laughed and
said : "Tho Idea of charging 'innocent
Benny' with any snch orime." It nev
er struck him thai under u pleasing
exterior, Ac, Ac. It appears, howev
er, that outside ho waa a littlo butter
known. For inatnnco, ho was fre
quently borrowing money nt usurious
rates of interest, and it is known that
he sometimes engaged in gambling.
THE SUAVE OF IT.
No "serial" in any of tlio inagiixines
this year has "taken" like Mr. William
Welsh's letters on the Indian frauds.
They havo boon printed, in whole or
in part, by every nowspaiicr in tho
country, and in tho iutcront and sym
pathy they have excited must bo re
garded as the greatest success of tho
season. What is most remardablo.thc
support Mr. Welsh is receiving in his
vigorous attack comes not from tho
opposition papors alono, but from thoso
of every party. Wo can count uimw
the Angers of one hnnd all tho papers
of any reputation at all that attempt
to decry him, and theso aro only
known a supersorvicoahlo organs, tjio
hired apologists of thieves, w hose sup
port an honorable man would by no
means covet. Willi theso exceptions
wo think tlio press of tho country is
more nearly unanimous in demanding
tho complctost investigation of Uio
frauds anil the most vigorous prosecu
tion of tho defruudcra in tho Interim
Department than we havo ovcrknnwn
it to no npnn any sunject, political or
not, and in tliij wo aro sure thul it on
ly expresses tho feeling of tho public
it represents. So unusual a manifes
tation must havo an unnsualcnuao,and
this It is not difficult to find. It is not
alone tho character and position of De
land's chiel accuser, compelling a be
lief in the truth of his accusations, al
though that of course has much to do
with the confidence with which the at
tack Is just now mado. If Mr. Welsh
had attacked the whisky ring or the
postal contract ring he might have
been applauded, but would never havo
so aroused publio . sentiment. Thore
would have been indeed littlo senti
tlmcnt about It, but In this war Usn
the Indian rung thore it just enough
or sentiment
to give It a character
j quite distinct ft om that of any usual
war iigtiinst ollluial vosculily. Tlioro! aidy alvuls, tho abuses In tho Navy do
Is a peculiar criminality, recognised parlineiit, tlio l.anduu Williams' out
by ull, iu robbing those who dirs mi. rng mill, the Orvillo (irant monopoly,
hie to protect themselves, and a trns.
tee who robs hia helpless wards in ex
ecrated as no ordinary scoundrel. The
fuct, therefore, that tho rascalities of
the Interior Department are at tho ex
pense not only of tho nation but of the
nation's poor,fouble wunls, makes them
especially odious, beyond the common
place rascalities in other departments,
and the Indignation nguiust thoso guil
ty of them especially Intonso. In a
peculiar degree tho national honor Is
felt to bo wounded by official compli
city in tho robbery of lha Indian
funds, and there Is another reason fur
popular Indignation in tho bitter dis
appointment which tho many feel who
confided in the President's solemn
promises to reform all thoso abuses.
One of tho best things that General
(irant eves did was his attempt an
apparently sincere one tn separate
tho Indian sorvico from politicnl con
trol, und pluce it upon a basis of sound
business principles, us well as of com
mon sense and Immunity. It was an
iininuusoly popular movement on bis
part, and almost to this very day tho
remembrance ot it has retained for
him tho friendship ot many who would
otherwise have fallen from him in sor
row and disgust. But tho President
siiccuniben In tins, us he did in so
many other attempted reforms, and
leaving matters more and more to
such men as Deio.no, hnn allowed tho
Indiun service to sink to a depth of
corruption which may have been par-
nlleled, in some instances, under form
er administrations, but never reached
such vast development. We say this
because, whiio the Indian population
utcatliiy (liininislics, Uio amount ex
pended for their support has increased
at an alarming ratio in the past six
years, so that the corruption is ovi-
donlly wider, if not alto deeper, than
bclore. But even supposing thut tho
robberies undur (irant are no greater
than under previous Presidents, they
appear much worse from the fuct that
no other President mado so strong a
point of stopping thom altogether. If
ho had tried, and kept on trying, and
only partly succeeded, we should still
havo praised him. But ho made the
best kind of a beginning, and bail it
altogether in his own hands to clean
out tho whole nest of robbers, when
he fullered and finally surrendered.
Had ho persevered in his Indiun re
form and in his proposal reform ol tlio
civil service, he would havo had the
whole nation ut his back ; but when it
cumo to tho second term he wa per
suaded that ho could not do without
tho politicians and their patronnge, so
he turned from men like Mr. Welsh
and Mr. Biunot and let Delano have
his way. We would rather account
for tho miserable luilitre in this way
than by any reference to the members
of tho President's family in the Indian
business ; but it is none the loss to be
lamented, and the disappointment It
has caused, after the President had
himself done much to excite public
opinion ngainst tho Indiun ring, is one
reason for tho indignation which tho
exposure of Delano's doings has
aroused. It is plainly enough appa
rent now what tho people demand, and
if tho administration of Indian af
fairs eritltinuo narrow tnngi,r no ot prna.
cut, they will bo likely to make them
selves heard in a way that oven tho
Delunos of the party will heed. rhil
ailrljihia JVmca.
II' Y IT IS SO.
After tho elections last year, which
resulted in giving tho Democratic par
ly a majority in the House of Repre
sentatives in the next Congress, and
condemning the Radical party, and re
affirming tho principles of constitu
tional government, it was self-evident
that the Radicals were aura perplexed.
Such a result astonished them. This
parly saw that final overthrow, and
the rodernl (toveriimeiit going into
Democratic hands, and the investiga
tions nnd exposures which would fol
low, would bo utter annihilation of the
the party of fraud, force, and corrup
tion. To prevent theso exposures of
tho crimes committed by the Federal
Administration, and the Urriblo rctri
bution which was sure to come to tho
party responsible for them, occupied
the anxious thought of tho lenders.
Morton, Shorman, Wilson, lilaino,
Cockling, the more respectable of tho
Knihcnls, were alarmed. Ihey saw
what was in storo for their party
Grant's "third-term" iden was tho first
thing to be disposed of, and to unload
that all efforts were at first directed.
They partially succeeded, and nt last
tho Lancaster letter was written to
narcotise popular indignation.
In order to follow up tho gamo to
savo ho Radical party, other devices
woro to be discovered. At lost it was
determined to divide, if possible, the
triumphant Democracy on some issue
which would enlist tlio Interests of
classes of the business men, and thus
create an oxciteinont in the country.
To do this, tho "money question"
was selected as the most suitable for
tho purpose. The prostration in busi
ness, tho uncertainty, tho w ant of con
fidonoo which prevailed in all por
tions of tho country wcro attracting
tho attention of nil parlies, and
they wcro prepared for anv reliof
which promised to be the remedy. Tho
nioro plausible the relief suggested, the
more acceptable it became, nnd thus the
money question was tho issue which
theso Radical lenders settled upon to
divide tho Democracy, tbnl triumphant
united Democracy which secured, by
its union, tho majority in Congress,
Therefore, wo aro led to denounce
this dodge or trick of tho Radical par
ty lo divido tho Democracy, iu order
to cover up the crimes this Radical
party has committed, the outrages on
tho Federal Constitution, tho corrup
tions in every department of the Rad
ical Administration of tho Federal
Government, the dosporalo efforts to
overthrow the legislatures and sover
eignly oi lha Stale", the achcnio U
govern tho people with "the army,"
the usurptiation by Congress, tho ef
forts of tho Radical party, aided hy
the personal Intriguoa of Grant to car
ry tho force bill, the Arkansas bill, the
repeal of the habeas corpus act, tho
San Domingo scheme, the civil rights
bill, tho Indian ring, the corruptions
in custom houses, the Radical legisla
tion for the benefit of the negro at the
exponso of the white labor of the
country, the Credit Mobillor and sub-
thu rosioiiico swindles in mail con
tracts, the Boss Shepherd ring abomi
nations, the burglary of the Wash
ington District Attorney's office, and
a thousand other oft'enoos against tho
people which liraut and tho Radical
party havo committed. All these are
to bo hid from the notice and condem
nation ol the people by a Radical
trick to divide tho Democratic party
on the "money question."
Wo abjure the Domocratio party not
to bo led into this trap. We earnestly
invoke tho Democracy to resist thli
effort to divide and conquer it now bo
ing uiude by tho Radical leaders. We
call oti tho people to he calm, vtoady,
and (lutormined. Look the future in
tlio face. Deleat of the Democracy
now is tho overthrow of constitutional
representative government. Aro the
people ready to abandon tho heritage
which "tho fathers" made for them, In
order to oblige tho criminals in the
liudienl party and save thom from
condemnation 1 Are the people ready
to abandon their Constitution, that
they may try the experiment of mak
ing currency or money what in five
years will he as lost to their necessi
ties as tho "Continental money" was
to the generation that followed its cre
ation. It is not tho time now to set
tle the "money question." Wait till
tho Domocratio party has both Con
gress and tho President of tho United
HtnUioi, einJ thou Ui it ntijunt tho cur.
rency of tho people on tho best and
surest foundation. Commomcenlth.
(iunerul Jackson poured oil on the
agitated waters of the political canvas
on tho tnrilT question, in the days of
tho Whig party and bank power, by
suggesting that a judiriout tariff would
meet the wants of tho country. Ijet
thero bo, therefore, a judicious curren
cy to moot the wants of tho agitators
of the money question. Hanks are
dangerous in politics, and to the prin
ciplcs ol tho Democratic party, when
thero must bo a judicious rcmody for
present and merely temporary evils in
business. Tho most judicious remedy
is to drive out tlio Radical party and
put tho legislation for and government
of the peoplo in tho hands of tho con
stitutional Democratic party.
The timo for seeking ability, integ
rity, nnd modesty in tho public men of
tliis State is coming very fiuL Soon
it will lie tho highest recommittal Ion
for official station and plucos of high
honor that tho men chosen to fill them
never oven sought cither voles, dele
gates or nominations. Il will be the
mission of the Democratic party to
make this rule In ull such cases in the
future.
Homo children were playing at a
bridgo crossing the Union canal, at
Lebanon, somo days ago. Ono of thom
fell into tho canal, and would have
drowned hail not a dog "Ned" bo-
longing to the Porsevcrence fire com
pany immediately gone to the rescue
and dragged tho child to tho bank
Senator Morton, last winter, spoke
of ereenbacks as "battle born." Yos
they were used to pay the soldiers' or-
phans and widows, but now according
to tho Republicans, the "battle born
greenbacks aro "rng babies," "sham
money," and "national lies." This is
ingratitude to their own bantling.
Tho Hasurd manufacturing compa
ny of tikes Barre has just fillod an
order for two wire ropoe, one 2,000
and tho other 1,80(1 feet long. They
wore shipped to Virginia City, Nova-
da, last wook, and are to be uaed for
hoisting ore from a silver niiuo.
The Grand Army of tho Republic of
Pennsylvania will adopt a neat blue
flannel uniform for tho Centonnial,and
'tis expected that thero will bo up
wards of fivo thousand veterans from
the Keystone Stale in line on the 4th
of July, 1870.
The old Know Nothing leaders in
Baltimore, mainly Custom House and
Postofllce officials, are trying to revive
that defunct onlor. It is the only
dodge left thom, and will amount to
nothing but defeat aud discomfiture,
as it did boforo.
, The saddest thing in life is th
spectacle afforded by a young person
who has burnt all her hair off her
forehead with a hot slato pencil, and
cannot afford to buy a row of curls.
Soimi wostorn paper says that Gen
oral Iltirnsido and his whiskors will
soon bo brought out as a candidate for
the Proeidcncy.
Something Hint ought to bo put
down carpet.
$fiv 3.arti$ftnfnt.
c
AUTION.-
AH persons are hereby warned anlaet parch
aring or la any manner meddling wtth the fol
lowing property, now in the posiesdoa of Jacob
ureen, ui uraaiora lownanipi I now, I nog,
cupbuard, I tray, 4 beds and bedding, 7 chain,
table, I clock, I tub, a lot of sheaf-oats and
lot af potatoco la lha ground. The foregoing
property was parcaatad by ma at t'enstaele
sale on the I Ilk of Aug a at, aad te left with said
Ureen on loan only, saujeet to my order.
1KAAC (MINIS
Woodland, Aug. 1, '7a t.
C
ACTION.
All persons art hereby warned aaraioat iter
chasing or la any manner meddling with the
j IffaWJi;
6 aeroa of oorn, I arrce of oau. I acre, uf kuek
wheat, n lot of poUloe in the around, elieke of
nuttier on u.na 01 ctio.t ureok, l Tannine mi l.
(unci nnd 1 ildn ial.llr, I grain cradle, 1 Iron
a.nia, i iooioi anv. rnie properly waa pur
0D.M.I1 07 me at u.rin . e.le 00 too loin 01 Aua.
and ie loll with th. .old NrS no loan, euhjoel lo
my nrj.r at an; lime. 11 K.N 1( X N Kr r, Sn
Nt na.la(ten, Aug. 31, l7t-lc
CA UTION -'"
All persona are berebr warned aielnel nor
ohailiie; or in any manner inrddUn, with the fol
limine; property, now in in. nan-J.ol nooort Jra-
ham, or llrauTurd lownauln, .let Ono horee,
eowe, S head young eetlle, I harrow, t pi owe, 10
uoaeu wneat, 101 01 rro, 0 oorre euro in the around,
I nrroo onta in tho ground, I aeree of boehwaaot.
I Ion ot nay, more or leoa, ond I woeh heMle.
The alorceaid property wae purehaeed by meat
Kaon 'a aalo on Iho dny of Augoot, and la 1.0
won niua on man 1001.01 tn my order.
KOllKHT 8. STKWART.
Bald nilll, Auf. It, IS7I.
c
FACTION.-
All iterMOB nra herohy warned aralnelnur.
rhnaina or in any way meddling with lha lot
lowing: property, now In Ibe haade of Hiram
Donaideou, of Penn townebip, via 1 Ono now and
I hoge. Tula nmoorly wae norehaaod bv mo al
ooneublo'a eale on Iho Slot of J.I), and la left
wun aim on Han only, euiaool lo my order 1
ear lima. JOHN HIPS,
Moaner City, Aog. 13, 171. It .
QAUTION. .
All porei.ua are hereby enutiouod ag.laM
puuoroa .prion wagon, poioaueod ky mo, ati
n,' M. nvMiauarror oa 1110a.
.... CASPM LSIPOLDT
ClenrSoM, Aa IS,'7a ll
Urn Csois, 6rsrtfi, etc. I
KRATZER & LYTLE.!NEW
NEW FIRM!
IN TIimR
COLOSSAL
CONSOLIDATED
STORE,
Are marking down their
mmi stock of goods,
to the lowett
CASH PRICES.
Reduced aiptntet aad telling far ready pay
aablet them to da it, Tbey will endeavor lo be
HEADQUARTER?!
for supplying the cltltent af Clearfield eoanty
ua
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
Droaa Uooda,
Roota and Shooa,
Uroearloe.
Wall Paper,
Qooooiwaro,
Ae, Ao.
And ail other g-ooda la Chelr lino.
N. li. TKIlrlH CASH.
1. M. KRATZER,
i. 8. LVTLS.
Clearteld, Doe. It, 1174.
ED. W. GRAHAM,
DSALSR InT
GENERAL MEECHAKDISE,
SQUARE TIMBER & LIMBER,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Hna loat opened, at tho old tUad, In Qraham'f
Kow, n oomploto atoek 01
JT E W V O O D ,
of ovary dooertptloa.
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES.
HARDWARE,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
CLOTH1NO, (to., afe,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
FLOUR,
MEAT,
H I A,
OATS,
CORN,
ALWAYS ON BAND AND FOB
SALS ATA SMALL ADVANCE.
FLOUR
Reeetrad b tba ear load, and fold tt ft small
advance.
A supply of BOPI constantly aa band
Special inducements offered to those getting ant
Bcjaara Timber and Logs, at wa deal Urgal
In Lumbermen's Bappliea, and are pre
pared at all tlmaa to purchase Um
ber and Umber.
GD. W, QIAUAM,
Market Street,
CLEARFIELD, FA.
Oct. 11, If Tl.
HARD
TIMES
HAVE NO EFFECT
IN FRENCHYILLE I
I am aware that thero art aamo aerseat a Hltw
hard to please, and I am also aware that tbo
complaint of ''bard tlmaa" Is wall alghnaivarsal.
vac 1 am so situaiea now tnai l can satisfy too
farmer nnd prove conclusively that "hard times"
will aol aneet taoee who any tuetr goods from ma
aad all my net rone shall he Initiated Into th e
rat of
HOW TO AVOID IIAIUT TIMES
t have goods aaaagh to supply aN tba Inhabi
tants tn ths lower end af the eoanty wbteb I sell
at eieeoding low rates from my mammoth stare In
HUbKunHliltU, wnero 1 aan always he foaad
ready to wait upon sailers aad tapply them wltb
Dry Goods of all llnds,
Suck ao Clothe, Satlaotta, Cnaalmoroa, Mnallna,
ueiaiaee, L,tncn, fruitage, t;elieoea,
Trlmminga, Ribboua, Lace,
Ready-made Clothing, Boota and Shooa, Rata aad
Capa all of tlio boo! material and made to order
lloea, aoeke, Uloveo, Miltene, Laoeo, Klbboaa, Ao.
OROCERIES OF ALL KINDS.
Cat, Too, Soger, Rice, Meleaece, Fleh, Salt
fork, Llnooed Oil, Fleh Oil, Carbon Oil.
Hardware, Quoenswara, Tinware, Caetlnra. Plowa
ana now teoouga, nana, sptkaa, Cora Cultira-
tora, Cider Preaeea,aad all kinda of Aaoa,
Perfumery, Palate, Varalek, Olaoa, aad a general
naeortment at otatlouery,
00 OD FLOUR,
Of different hrande, alwaya oa hand, aad will ho
aold at the lowoot poBaiblo Iguran.
J. II. MoClaln'a Modielaee, iayna'B Madlclnoa.
uoetotter a aad llooaand'a Ulltere.
MQt aoande of Wool wanted for whl.h Ik.
tlghaat price will to paid. Clevereood on band
aad for aalo at tho lowoat market price.
Aloo, Agent for Stmttonvillo and CarweaarUle
inreanmg Macklnee.
Ida-Call and eoofor youraalvoa.' Ton will Ind
everything ueuolly krpt In a retail (lore.
L. M. COIIDRIIT.
Freochvllle P. 0., Auguat II, 1174.
JhJEWBTOKE AND NKW 0001)5
JOS. SHAW ii SON
Hart jutt opened a
Niw Stoat, on Italn 8t.,CLaaanaia, tn
lately occupied bj Win. t, IRWIN
Their itock eontiittof
Oaoctaitt ef thi beat quality,
QrjRENswARE, Boots and Shoes.
tail over, article eeeatart for
eae't eomfort,
Ctll nnd txamlnt ear itock before par
ekatlng elttwhare. kfay 9, IsM-tr.
STEAM 8AW MILL, ENGINE
AND BOILIRS F0 SALE.
Tka omeer.lgaed aaWo hr oale n maeoanble
Wnaa, taoar ataoaa aow mlU, lecawod at Woilnoo
Wa, Chart .Id Co., Pa. TheoagiMaod b.iOrre
arw nt good at new. the aiae of the oaglae to
'J14 u l o4 remain; order. They alM
aloo tall their ahlngto aad tola mill, ud all tho
worklet- maeblaory la aho mUL Parlloa o lob lag
Ie pureaooc eaa oeU en or oddro..
r.a . f !. WALLACE A CO.
Oeurleld, Pa, Jnno St, lift.
firorrrln, . .
FLOUR. FEED,
AND
GROCERY
STORE.
A. G. KRAMER & CO.,
Market tttroet, one Sour went of Slautloa
lloaae. Clearfleld, Pa.
Keep ooneUutly on bond
SlltiAR,
COrFEC,
TRAS,
BODA,
COAL OIL,
SYRUP,
SALT, k ,
SPICKS,
IP,
Canned and Dried Fruite, Tobaooo, Clfera, Coo-
dloa, Cider Vinegar, Butter, Efga, Ao.
ALSO, KXTRA OMR-MADE
Wheat and Buckwheat Floor,
Corn Meal, Chop, Feed, &o.,
All of wbloh will bo eold aheap for oaeh or In
ouobange for country produce.
A. u. a it a at n n a cu.
Clearteld, Nov. II, ISTt.-tf
JEMOVAL!
JOHN McGAUGHEY
Would respectfully notify the public generally
that ha has removed his Grocery Htore from
Kbew'e Row, to the building formerly oecuied
by J. Miles K ratter, on Second street, next deor
to Uigler's hardware store, where be intends
keeping a full tine of .
GKOCEttlEK.
HAMS, DRIED BEEF and LARD.
SUGARS and St RL'PS, or oil grndee.
TEAS, Oreen nnd Black.
COFFEE, Routed and Ureen.
FLOUR AND FROVISIONS,
tiA-.ri:i till ITS,
All kind, la the market.
PICKLES, an Jnra and barrele.
SPICES, in every form and variety.
FAMILY FLOUR,
ALL KINDH OP C'RAC'KKKN.
SOAPS,
MATCHES,
DRIED APPLES,
DRIED PEACHES,
DRIED CHERRIES,
Coal Oil and Lamp C&imiuys.
And a good noaortmont of thooo tbinga nwelly
kept In o grocery etoro, which ho will eacbaogr
.Y.Pftrn"lt ot loo market prtoen.
Wilt Bell for ceiti aa cheaply na any other one.
Pleaau call and aeo hia atoek and Judge Cor
youroMf.
JUUfl alcUAUOUKl,
ClearSeld, May 17, lite.
QROCERIES
JAS. H. LYTLE,
(Sureereor to LYTLE A MITCHELL)
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALER IN
CHOICK LINK OP TBAtt.
00L0N0S,
JAPANS,
IMPERII!.,
YOUNO HYSON.
ENGLISH BREAKFAST
Pnrcal la Market.
BUTTER AMD KIICH
Will be koat aad aold at Srst eoal. Caak aaid
ror vonntry rroauoo.
GERMAN CHERRIES,
TURRET PRUNES,
PRESERVED PEARS,
PHILADELPHIA HAMS.
KIS1I.
Mackerel, Lake nerriog, Cod, Ao.
PICKLRH.
Barrel Piekloa and Engtlih Picklee.
PI.OIIR AND PRI'.I).
Flour, Cora Meal, Oat Meal, Ac
mck!7t JAS. U. LYTLE.
rtUKAP GROCERIES!
J LUMBER CITf. PA
The andcreiguod announooa to hie eld frienda
aud patrona that ho hoe opened n good lino ot
OROCERIES A PROVISIONS nt Iho old aland
ef Eirk A Spencer, for which bo eoliolte a liheral
patienage. 11. or. nl aNCt.lt.
bomber oily, ro., March 10. tf.
B
OOT AND SHOE MAKING.
JOPKPH H. DUE HI NO. oa Market atr.t. la
Shaw'i Row, Clearfleld. Pi., has jest received
a nao ioi or rreaeh Calf Uktns and Kips, th.
htMrt In the market, and Is aow nreperwd tn man
araetor everything la hit lino, lie will war
rant hit werk ta be as represented.
Tee eiMieee of. Clearfleld and vicinity art
Tvapeetieiiy lnvitca 10 give aim ft tall.
Work dona al abort nottn. T:lTy
njpyer'i Poultry Powdw.
nuTuiea.iraseei ta time,
to cure ( hie ken ef)olr md
pes. t'ithaDpiiV3rthia
4 ooeetowataf
-'" twn pro mi lesMtag.
"'nairj livrniioen, CIOU-
A. C. MtTIR A CO BalUmota
J.aelt Im
TTOUSK AND LOT FOR SALE
XX Tho llouaa and 11 en Iho ooraor of Mar-
oai aan rilia aire. la, Clearteld, Pa., lo for aalo
lac lot eoaleiue nearly aa ooro of ground. The
hoot la a larga double frame, containing nine
rvwmw, war torme una oincr iniormatlon apply
lo Ibo eubeoriber, al tho Poet OBce.
ovl P. A. HAt'l.m.
MEAT MARKET.
F. M. CAED0N & BR0.,
Roar of Pio'a Opera Uoun,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
Our nrrangemont, are rf the m.o ui..u
cbamctor for foraiihing tho public with Frock
-iw. ei.ino, nno ot tnc very na.t auality.
.. .... m u, gricuiiarnl Impla
mauta, which wa keep oa eahibilteo for tbo boa
toe annuo, coll around whoa lo .town,
anu tnao a loot nlJtlngB, or addrou na
F. M. OA H DON A I1IIO.
wiooracia, ra., duly It, lS7t tr.
jjiRESK MEAT MARKET.
M. 0. BROWS BRO.,
Markel St., Clearteld,
Would nnnonnot lo lha oltliane of iho town aad
y i.vy run aeep mo meal market
tat old atanA, whore tkoy will keep
C.n.t n 1-...I ar.... . .
rim urn, v mi jnution ana J,am
of lbs Anost qualities.
Markol oralngt-Tuo.dnya, tkuratlaya aid
BaturJaya. Hlv.aanonll. . '
Juaol.n tm M. O. BROWN A BRO.
m . .owuooarr - He a oororai enpii, or
oon""'ni nor in, Wo, or
amewtia both orontando . mot.. IVIif, at ruj
I'ifor li . , 4mJ TaWifteeViS. it
talMolonoa. aadV oanreo npoa re.
AJJ.KfiURNY HOTEL,
(Mark.! St., hot. Third and Fourth,!
t I.KAKPIKl.l,, PA.
Tbo oubeortljcr. having boooaio proprietor of
thi. h.itot, would roapooofolly nk a libural thare
of publio patronage. Prieaa reduced lo anil tho
J.n.Iu.'riilf...
II. L. LKIP0LDT.
SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE,
CUIUVKNHVILLlf,' PA. .
K US' ION KKAD, Paoraiaroa.
Uavlog noeomo proprietor 01 law Hotel, I
would roapootiully aolioil tho patronage of tho
publlo. liouao ieaaatly aad conveniently ait.
uated ; a -.I, refilled nod refuruiebod f good laia.
plo noome nuoobjod- Ail vollroaa Iraino atop nt
thi. liuueo.. ... 1 . . joollll-fo
SHAW UOU8E,
(Cor. or Market A Front Itroota,)
CLKAKPIKLD, HA.
Tho nndenlgnad having Ukrn charge of Ihi.
Il'itcl, wuuld reapectfully loltcir public patronage.
janl'7t II. H. Fl'LLKKTON.
ASIIINGTON HOUKK,
NKW WAHHINHTON, PA.
Thla new nnd well furnl.bed houro bai been
taken by the nndcr.lgncd. lie fed. confident of
being able to render aalieraelion to thooo who mar
favor him with a aall.
May t, 1171. U. W. DAVIS, Prop'r.
jt j" II N T O II R H O U at K , '
. OppeelUUa Court Uoejoe,-
LOCK haven PENK'X.
J.I 47 1 HAU8RAL A KRObt, Prop'a.
LOTD HOUSE,
Main Street,
PIIILIPSHDRO, PKN.I'A.
Table alwaya aupplied with tho beet the market
affurile. The traveling public ie invited toeall.
uovl,'71. HollaHT 1,0 VU.
THE MANSION HOUSE.
Corner of Heoondaod Market Streets.
CLEARP1XD. PA.
TniSeldaad torn mod loat Hotel baa. during
the past year, been enlarged to double iu
former capacity for the entertainment uf stran
gers and guests. The whole boilJing baa beea
iwfarniebaatt. and the rwriUr will spare no
pains to render bit guesU aomturtalila while
staying with him.
sffrTha 'Mansion Mouse" Umaibas mas 10
aud from the Depot on the arrival and departure
of each train. JOUN U0UUHKHTY,
aprfl-70 if Proprtetur
laitlts.
n. ounoLn. a. w. ausold. a. AaanLu
F. K.ARNOLD & CO.,
IIiMikerH nnd Ilrokt?.
Reyitoldavllle, leflerauit Co., Pa.
Money received on deposit. Diieminta at .-
drrate rats. Eastern and foreign Bxebenge al
ways on hand and nollfctlonw prnmpttv made.
atteynoinsviiie, uee in, H74.-Iy
County National Bank,
OP CLEARFIELD, PA.
ROOM In Maftonie JtuiMing, one dir mirth ul
C. D. Watson's Drug Store,
Pas-ar Tickets to and from Livermtol. Ouetni-
tnwn, Ulangitw, London, l'aris and Copenhagen.
Also, Drafts for sale on the Royal bankuf Ireland
and Imperial Bank of London.
jam MS i. bfcUNAKU, I'res't.
W. M. SHAW, CVhier. il:1:74
DREXEL & CO.,
o. 34 ftouth Third Htrcet, Philadelphia
And Dealers in Government Securities,
Application by mail will receive prompt at ten
tioa, nnd all Informatioa cheerfully furnished
Order solieted. April II if.
Jfntistrji.
J. li." STEWART, D. D. S.,
Office over Irwin's Drug Fture.
CL'RWKNSVILLK, PA
All dontal operations, either la the mrrlianical
or operative branch, promptly attended lo and
sahtlartion guaranterH. Hpectal attention paid
to the treatuent of diseases of the natural teetli,
gams aad mouth. Irregularity of the teeth suc
cessfully corrected. Teeth ei traded without pain
ny the use 01 ntner, and artificial teeth inaertctl
of the bast material and warranted te render sat
isfaction. pril3f'71:ly
DKN
TISTRY.
Having determined to locate la Carwcnsville
fur lite purpose ( pursuing my prolsisiuo, I
hereliy offer my emri to the public. 1 haie
ust finished a term of dental instructions under
the bent tewhers of the Pe.nniylTai.ie Collcgs af
liental furgfry la rhllaarlpMa, and am now
prepared to execute all work pertnfntng t & nt
(stry in the best tn to tier, wun me larrn rniproTs
meat. AH work guaranteed to giva entire sat
iitaction as to ejuahty and deration. Teetli ti
tractrd without pain. Koom In new Bunk build
ing. For further information apply in person r
addrass E. M. THOMPSON,
mch31'75 tf. Curwcosrille, Pa.
" A. M. HILLS
Would ratrpartfally notify bis pallcnts
that he has reduced the price of ARTI
FICIAL TBBT1I to tll tt, per ert, er
f36 M f"T a double set. For any two person
coming at the same time, to have arb an upper
tel. wit) get ina two sett tor ti. au, or vi.-t
each.
Teran invariably Caw.
Clearfleld, July I, 1874.
GEORGE E. ROBACKER,
1 ( wnoLRSALn TiiiLnn ix
WINESAXDLKJUORS,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
My blaccof builooaa is on Market etrert, dl.
rcctly uppollta Uie Court llouee, wbcro I driire
to keep a full etock of PI'KE LIQUORS, and
will worraot them te bo each lo my corlomrr.
Uivo moaoall.. Jalyll.'UK.
WHOLESALE UQUOR STORE.
At the end of the new bridge,
WEST CLEARFIELD, I'A.
TL pruurletor of this ertablUhment will boy
hi liquors direct from distillers. Parties buving
fri.tn this houtvt will b sure to jfet a pare art--it
at a araall margin above east, llatet keeper ma
be furnished with liquors on reasonable terms.
Para wines and brandies direct from Sesltf's
Vinery, at Hath, New tnrk.
Clearfleld. June 1, lS7-tf.
r.HTBLiSHEit
tta.IIjKY'N
PURE IIYE WHISKY.
Wa sjala call yonr attenllen to the abnvs Ml
braird brand of goods, and we da mwitk theeoa-
viction that there is a great want eEisting sLating
a val nnmher OI person who are rompeiietl te
are, medicinally or otherwise, a pnre whlkv.
la supply tbii want we oner Htliry-a rurw
Rye. an article whioh has bean before the f uidie
fur m DUinlier of year. Its rcpntatioo otanditig
high ai a thoroughly reliable stimulant amne(
medical men. A an evidence, quite a nawbsrot'
our eminent physicians prescribe H to the eifle
slon of all at bars,
Doing maila oa the beat kaown seienliin prle
ciplee, Trom the choicest grain, anil hy praetiral
distiller, It retains a delightful flavor, an -I.
greatly improved by ege. make it largely eougbl
after by I rat etas hotels aad draggifts.
(Should you desirt to gir this whisky ft trial,
and are in doubt ai to whether your hotel urdruf
glst keep It, (not having one of our signs display
ed,) write te aad we shall bo most bepp- te
direct yon lo the persont who handle owr g-ma
in your neighborhood.
We are also sole proprietors and inaniifaetur-r
of the well known UK. tsrtKVKU'8 TONIC.IKKR
HITTKKH, whieh hae been suvcffally ued tir
ever thirty year aa ft Blood Purifier, auti Hj
ptptic nnd foaie.
HUKV A CIIRUT.
M. h2t7 .) 1)1 N Third St., Philadelphia
O. I.
v..
"rilKUB to buy my PRY OOf)l8,
TV aeries, Uueeasware, (HaMware, Drug tM
Notion, Cunfictioneric, Atv, cheap for cash.
Th cuWriber heirs leave tt Infnrm bis eld sed
new castumert that ha has opened
A VAIUKTY fT0KR
IN fll.KN MOPR, TK.
And will sell guoils at tit
liberal reduction l ill in
t to suit the ti. A
de to cuMi-Dim hsj-
ing at wholesale.
Cell and examine ftiT stock before purehsi-l
elsewhere. A liberal share of public pairoaaf
solicited,
C. J, KK.UiV.
(Ilea Hope, r.., June 14, t;i.
trr
TTroNEERINO
I1II.L. OSTI
The underoigu'd would rceportrullv loSira
oilUeaa of Clearteld and vicinity thai ho a pie
pcrea to cry ell Auction, Voodoo, ana om
on .lin.l Mn,(M ...I . ..H.l,U M
Bllla, Pootere, PrograramrB.and other edrerlli'M
polled and dlitrlbnled In the meet toneplra-J'
plaooo, A ahara M public palron.ge I- a li""
. N. L. RoSI
Marck IT, 'Jt lf. Clrartla,r
F
'OR RAt.R.-Tka nndcrilsnrd '
aalo a valuable town nroncrtv la lb. bort
af Clearteld. Ul to, lot toot, wltb o r"d to
atory plank konaa tbareoa oroclo.1. out
room, dona ataira and four bod loomi op
Alio, trwlng room aad hath room co ereoed
Bouea nilbed oomplcta fnim cellar Ie uUO"
Oond donhla porch nnd good water. PrM""
totnhlo and pnymante oaay. ,u
I0aug7l W M. M. MrCI'Ll.fll SH.