HARDWARE,
sad abaaafaataran of
TIa,Copper & Sheet Iron Ware,
Imid Street,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
Harlag Israel, Inor.Mod our Hook or Hard
were, weiarlte the puMlo lo .limine our nook
and prtuve.
Carpantare mid pertenlwho ooateisnlate balld
iBf will do wtll to alanine our
TOOLS & BUILDING HARDWARE
which li no oncl of the boil nnaufaoture, and
will be .old law breath.
NAILS, i'1
GLASS,
; PUTTY,
GLUE.
LOCKS,
LkTr.nm' 'i'i.Hj!
HINGES,
, SCREWS
All k lode of Bench Plan... Saw. Chi.ell, Sqn.ro.
Hammer., HalchcU, Plnmh, t, I.,!,,
r, Morllled A Thumb Gong,,, Herrla, . .
Hr.no, A Bill., Wood and Iron
B.noh Bcr.wt, and tha he.t
Boring Mnohioe in tha ,
market.
Double and Single Bitt Axes,
POCKBT CUTLERY, At.
Aijenlt for Burnetii Iron Corn Shelter.
warrantad.
Alio, agent! for Richard.' '
(lOTIIIC PXUB TOPR.
whteh oaVtnally eura Smoky Flnaa.
Farmer.' Implamanti and Hardon Tnoli of erer,
dracrlplion.
A large Tariety of f 1 -,
'- COOK STOVES,
whloh wa warrant to (Ira letlifaotlon.
I'ortnblt llanfet and t'urnaet
fe. Roofing, Spouting and Job Work dona 01
reaaoiiahle term.. All ordora will receive promt,'
attentin. , Jonell. 1873.
POWELL & MORGAN.
HAttDWAliE,
Alt, Manofat-rraof ,
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
CLEARFIELD, FA.
ARMING IMPLEMENTS of si
klntta for lata lij
POWELL A MdltOAN.
AILROAD WIIEELRAllliOWi-
for lala by
POWELL A MOIIUAN.
PAINT, PUTTY, GLASt
NalU, at,, for aala by
FOWKI.L A MCltllAS.
0
IL,
II
ARNICSS TRIMMINGS iSUOl
Findings, for la hj
POWELL A M0I1IIAN.
(JUNS, PISTOLS SWORD CANES
For aala bj
POWELL A WUIKM.N.
gTOVES, OF ALL SORTS AND
Bitei, for aala by
POWELL A MOHOAN.
J RON I IRON I IKON! IfiON:
For aala bj
POWELL A MOIIUAN.
JORSE SHOES & HORSE SHOE
NAILS, for aala by
' POWELL A MORGAN.
pULLEY BLOCKS, ALL SIZES
'And bait If anafaatara, for aala by
POWELL A UOROAN.
'UIMBLE SKEINS AN0 PIPP
B0XB8, for aal. by
POWELL A MORQAN.
G. S. F1EGAL,
Ironsides Slore, .
PIIILI.IPalll lXl, PA,
DEALER IS
HARDWARE, STOVES, HEATERS, RANO-
ES, WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
AKD HAKCF A CTVHER Of
TIN, MIEET-IRON AND COPPERWAR.
Prtaqolila Straal,
Pbillipiburg, Crntra Co., Pa.
M.May 1T.
isoa. a. crat. crata ooaoos.
WEST BRANCH
INSURANCE AGENCY
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, Clearfield, Pa.
BRANCH OFFICES In different parti of th.
Count.
Tb followinf Old and R el I all Pire, Ateidnt
8 took and Life Id durance Cuttipatiiea reproaeated
B.tab. Amll.
1800 North Drttiah A Mercantile Fir
I ni. Co., of EnirUnd., t20,lfGO,O0li
1885 tfoultistb Commercial Kire Ina.
Ci , of KnitUn.i (rul,If 10,000,000
1794 North Ametlea Fire luiuranu
Co., of fhiladutphia 4,700,000
1820 Fir AMwiti.n Fire laiaranc
Co., of I'biladelphia l.lOfl.flOft
1M Vnosiilt Fire Int. C., H. Y.,.. I,200,fl00
1M7 Watertown Fire I in. Co., of N.
V., loiuree farm huill.nra ony 700,000
117 1 Amnion Fir Infuraaa Co., of
Ciatlnoatl , 1,000,060
1S5I T'irti Sttwk IouranM Co,, of
Fenna Inanraaborea. Vo , 76,000
1874 Hartford AoeLlvnt laiurano Co
of Cunneetieul m H 100.HO
HIT Fean Mutual Life la.tiraao
Co., of I'enn'ilvan a ft.OOO.ODO
1808 MetMpoliun Lire IntoranoeCo
of New York , t.OOO.ftAlt
Tetl ennital... AT unii aoa
Peeona ia th eouotr deairlug Inraranoe, an
pare it prompt. atirn-lnl to bifltllinfal tbe
otto or ad Irasstlnf ua be letter. Ineumncea of
feoiedatlli lowMtMible rat, to be obtained
ia ori -eiee on ni pan tea. n UompnnfH rpr
4rd mkink tnetAVe Aimmt.
The aboee two lite laatirano 0.', repreaented
hj T. II. .Hurra, bee paid oat la oa-h. between
tha date of Aug I87X and Aoe. 1H74, to Ibe
Irteoda or fleoeaaed pollej he) dart in thi oaotT,
Uo of 2t,l)i'.
Prov. frtr the fatur be Inaarlar, jour hnnaao
ana jnnr lire la tn wm iiraauh niitmoc
Anoy. M I'RRAY 4. OOHIkiN,
Cloarteld. M; 2, Mio. , , AXata
FULFORD & THOMPSON,
OkNEtlAL INSUKASCK AO EX T.I,
t' CloarfleM, e.ns's,'; ,;;
Reoree.t all the Iradlnf Fir. l.toraoaa
Compaoiea of tbe eouatry ,
Queen , ,
Hoyal Canadian
Home, New York
1'Ve.imlnf, Munoy, Pa
Franklin, Pkl.ed a
rhoenil, Uarlford
Ilanorer, New Yotk
Hoaia, Ual , O.-
Atlai, Hartford
Provideooe, WMhtnatn.
. a.oao.iinii
.'
I a.. Hhv i
llt.ans
MH.S4I
11,0,11 1
Palaooa ahnwt ffretla, aa haearanoa on .reo-
erl, of any kind, ehould eall at oor oftea, oa
Market etreet. D.,neite the Uonrt .louar, and OM
a.r At.l .f aomaaaraa and Iralea hfi,re In.uring
. ... JOHN H PHU'IIHU,
" T. W. TIIU.M PSON.
Cbnariald, Pa, Oat. t!. 74-1 y
QOMK AND SETTLE.- , , ,
HavlBf takHi mf btolbar lata partaanblp, 1
Aatdra to ba.a any aid Moauan, aluaW. I tSere
lora ,ir. nolle. u all who know tbaajaelree M
Sh i.d la aa w noma larward aeon aad eatUa ap,
ae Iba. we on. take . new de),aatar , ,
. Clterl.ld, Jolj 14, '7t If. t. pi. CARnoif.
t ft. u t9fi V Iy s. lowia. Terwii rraa.
aVa - nUnn O. Snsios A Co , Port-
laild, Xalna. janil-ly
I
I, Dni (Ooias',' ttro'vifrt'fV, (ftr.
NEW FIUMI
COLOSSAL ..,
, ( CONSOLIDATED
- STORE,
Ara inarking down tbelr
HMEXSK i STOCK: OF . (iOODS,
to Ui JuirfKt.,
cash prices.
KaJooad aipanaaa and aalllng for raady nay
mabloi ttrra to do It. Thay will andaaror lo br
IIEAIXIITAIITEIIS
'or lupplylng tha ollliani of Oloardald oountt
wiib .. .
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS.
Dreia Oooda,
lloota and Bhoaa,
t.rooarlrii,
Wall Paper!
Queemwara,
Ao.. Ae.
And ail othor gooda la tbolr Una.
V. B. TERMS CASH,
J". M, KRATZEB.
J.U. HTLB. , ,
ClonrtWd, Dec. 10, 1ST4.
JARD TIMES
' ' ' ' i ' J.
IIAV8 NO EFFECT
IN FRENCH VILLE I
- ,' f f
I m iwii.-tj Ihtvt them arc wine peraona a littlr
tard tu pltnnr, and I am alo a war thai Ihr
oniplaint of "hard lioiM" la well nib unlverwil
hit I am au filuated now that I eao eitiafy lb
rtnn)r and prom oniluiii(e1y that "hard ttnow"
fill not fffisot tboM wbo bu their ?mhIf from dc
nd all tur patroaa thai I lie Inliiated Into th m.
oret of
UOW TO AVOID JUKD TIMES
I have jrooila linooirU l.t .uui It all thf I nb it bl
anti In the lower cud nf the county which I sell
at exoef dinjr Inw rat ei from mjr mHiitinoth atorv tn
IIIL80NHUHU. where I ean alwava h fMnH
rMQj to wait upon a.leri and aupply them aritb
Dry (foods of all Kinds,
Such ai Clotba, Sattottti. Caiilmervf, Muatina,
Lifiainei, Linan. irtlimgi, talleoei.
Trimmingfi, Hibbonc, Ltwo, '
Remdj-nada Ctothlnir, Boon and Hhoea, (lata aad
Ua.pa all ul tl ben material and made to order
UoMp booka. Ulorea, Mitten, Laooi, Kibbooa, Ao.
QROCERibS Of ALL KINDS. .
Ooffee, Tea, Bnptar, Rice, Molaiaea, Klih, Salt
fura, Lttiiaed Oil, lfiib Oil. Carbon Oil.
Uardware, Qaeemware. Tinware, Caatiags, Plowi
tod Plow Caatlagi, Naili, Spihei, Corn Cnltirft
'ora, Cider Preitet.and all Itiada of Ana.
Parfainarj, HainU, Varniih, tilaaa. and a geatral
aiionment or ntationorj,
GOOD FLOUR, -
Of different liraada. alwtya on hand, and Will be
old at ine loweat poialbla Dcurei,
II. MeClatn'l Medielaea, Jajne'a Micliclnea.
noauuer aaa iioonand a Bitten.
00l pouada of Wool wanted for which the
nig heal price will He paid. Ularereed on hand
uia lor tale at tn loweat market price.
Alao, Acent for StrattonTlIlt and CorweniTllle
rnreabing Machine.
fe, Call and for Toureelvea. Ton will tad
evartbina; sally kept in a ntall itor.
L. M. COUDRIET.
Prenoarllle p. O., Aujroil 11,1874.
j. v. waarss....
...w.w. Barra
WEAVER A BUTTS
CLEARFIELD, PA., .. , .
1
An offering, at the .Id itaie of O. L. Bead A Co.
their atook ef foedi, M.alatliif of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
. BOOTS A SHOES, .
UAT8 A CAPS, HARDWARE,
OUEEKSWARI,
FLOUR, FEED, SAXT, &o., 4o.,
At tha noet reaaonalde ralaa for CASH or la
exrhntige for
Square Timber, Boards, Shingles,
OR COt'NTRT PflODUCB. .
XWAdrane.1 nada to tboaa rafaicd la cat.
Unf .ut aqoara tlaibar os tb. eioit adTaolaiaoaa
wr"- edtllarjTS
J)ANIEL GOOULANDER, (
LUTltERRBOaO, PA,
Dealer la "
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
HOS1EKI & GLOVES,"
HATS A CAPS and BOOTS A SHOES, .
Tubaooo. OrooarlM aad Pi.k, Nalla, n.Hwara,
Queentwnra and fllatiwnra, Hra'a and
Boya' Cinching, l,0j., Palnta,
Olla, Srlwol Book,,
, .large kHaPalal sioelioiMS, ,
Caadiaa, N.ta k Dried ProlU, Cbaea. ana Cnok,
- era, Booh and Hut. Powder, '
Flour, Grain and Potatoes,
Oloror tnd Timolky Soed,
Sol. trather, Morooeoi, tlnloa., Binding, and
Thread, Kboeinakcra' Toula and
Khoe Findlnsa.
Ho iraaler variety of aood. In any Hon In tbr
aoaniy. All for aala aery low for oah tr eoonlrj
prodooe at th. Cheap Corner. May 1, 1S7J.
JvJEW BTOKB AND NEW UOODr
JOS. SHAW & SON
liar. )uit opened a
Nsw Sross.on Hale St.. C(.nirULD, Pa
lately oecupita oj wm. r. IK WIN.
Their itacltcansittiol
Oaocssiss of the best quality, : .
QuRENiwARC, Boots and Shoe
sad rrarj article oeoraiarr for i
, ' oas'a comfort. ,
Call aad saamlee or stock bafeni pur
. '. 1 ; " ' " . ..'I . t
ontuinif ei.awnere. n sv . irnn-.r.
TI'STICBal. dk CmTAMI.fW NS
wa bara printed . lare. waaahar af aba tae
tna eibk MS put aa the rwaetpl of twenty
las aestft ,ii . top. t. aa, aaldraaa. ( 4 mjit I
.:-;."-:.r,.-.Ei
WEPNfHDAY MuhNlW. 0V. 14, Wa.
MAY...
Tk, bright tad many Mat I, (c(J
Tha hoari an rita with Hgbtaadf blooa, .
B la till Ibo air, tha iky ll clear . 5
Th. loam roaal la peitkaej
At4 the ewrbjt bui la veined wltb trr J
The 14ii are linnlnf iwaet aft aUJ, C
Tuewtiiurllf it am ibo wlag. B u
lVhera dwelUtb f luoai aud Uvea are aad
1 he welooina JUae wtll nuIum ta
Mid laida aad wooda tha bruok doa atraA B
lUhbhoj orhapplaeaaaad ailrtht .
While tha g,.lda huura of luraja M, 7 V
Lie rllo. aa Ilia Earth.
T
A It HA NO VJiVA TS fOM THE
VKK TlsJttHAJi, I (- '
V
TbiiAt'l of Conijiviw wfiich nroviduil
for ''iileliritiiij tbo-. bno hundrfJtl
A iinivemftiT rjjl AliiwrK Ml J ndepefK-
enct, bj; holding un lnleriratiur.nl j?
hibltiim of ArtH.--MmiuliictunM. nml
ProtluistH of tlie St.il mid Mine,", nu.
tliorirwl tlio t'TOttion of the UnTud
Slulw Cunti'tniiul oininlssion, and oil.
ti'UBtfd (o ittlio initongemont ol tho
Kxbibltion. Tliis My is compiwud ol
two (.'oinniiHrtitniRrn "tnim each Stale i
mid 'Territory, iM,iiiiiicjJ by tha)(ro,.
iwti,o f iovcriioin, liuil oouitnisiiieiied
by tho PiVHidviu lif thaj UnittMl Stabt. I
The. ciitornriso. tliert'tortL br'iliatinMlw .
j
imllonnl ime, nn'I'Jiol. m has keen
attcL tliu work of a (.i ltnto corpo-
The xhii)iti(inwil be fK'iicd on
May Jfttli, 187C, nut) rcmuin open every
imV -Vi . ' TV i "OT,:uri
-.... ... &..lv,w , hi- no u uxvtt pnee 1
ou come it 1tU111.HH.ou to nil tho l.uijjl
nigs lyiu gniniid,.. - L,-
Tbo Ci'iiti'iininl irronndnnn.situnted
on tho western bank pf theSt hnylUill
l(ivur,nnd within Fnirmminl Park, ibv
largest public pnrk in proximity to
grcut City In (ho world, niitl ono of tbo
most beautiful In tho conniry. The
Park contains 3100 acres, -150 of which
hnrn ttfin mwil.uinil vt.:l.:,:.
lumioiuea.
n.i,L. ,1,1. , ,i -:.! , ,
vm.d u,,, ..rem koi uo larOT
'af "T ,byf'" o Kxhibitiim of
stmk, and n furm of 42 W-s hil-
rinile .m,ii unitnl.l.. .l... ...... ..... At...
j ..... ICU ti't'i
tests of p oughs mowers, reapers, and I
inner agricultural niaclnnerv.
The Exhibition buildings uv ftp
prouelied by eight liues of street yaw,
which connect will, all the other llmu
in the city, nnd by tho Pennst Ivnniu
nnd Heading railroads, over tbe tracks
of which trains will also run Irotrl the
North Pennsylvania anil Philadelphia
Wilmington, and Ualtimuro railroads.
Thus the Exbibitinu is in iminedittte
onnection with the entire railroad sys
tem oftho country, and any ono with
in 90 miles of Philadelphia can visit it
at no greater cost than that of carriage
biro at tho Paris or Ylvnnft Exhibition.
Tho articles to he exhibited havo
been classitied in seven departments,
which, for the most prt,.will bo located
in appropriate buildings, whose svsTl
areas arc as follows :. v,-: '
1. Mining and Metallurgy, 2. Me'uY
fact vi res, 3. Education 'and Science,
Main Building, 21.47 acres; 4. Art,
Art Gallery, 1.5 acres) ; (."Machinery,
Machinery Building, 14 acres; 6. Ag
ricultural, Agricultural 'Building, 10
acres; 7. Horticulture, Horticultural
Building, 1.5 acres Total number of
acres 48.47,
- This provides nearly ten more acres
for exhibiting space .than there were
at ticnna, tho largest Intci1iatioi.nl
Exhibition yot held. Yet tbo applica
tions ol exhibitors bnvo becu so num
erous an to a hue at ih0 apace, .atnj
many Important classes of objucls must
bo provided for in sjiecinl buildings.
An important special exhibition will
bo mndo by tho United States Govern
ment, and Is boing prepared uhder the
supervision of a Hoard of Officers rep
resenting tho several 'Kxecutivo De
partments ol the Government , A fine
building of 4 acres is provided for the
purpo-o, spaco in which will bo occu
pied by tbo War, Treasury, Navy, In
terior, i"ost Office, and Agricultural
Departments and tbo Smithsonian In
stitution.
mi - It, ft . n
tun it omen s uenvcnniAl executive
Committee, hnvoiaiscd ftO.OOfl for the
orection of a pavilion in which to ex
hibit every kind of women's , Work,
Jo this collodion, women of all nations
are expected to contribute! t
Tbo list of spocial buildings is con
stantly increasing, and present indica
tions aro that their total number will
bo from 20!) lo 250. Most of the im-
portent foreign nations England, Ger
many, Austria, Franco, Sweden, Egypt,
Japan and others are putting up one
or more structures each, for exhibiting
purposes, orfor tho use oftho cominia-
sionors,exbibitorsund visitors. Offices
and headquarters of this kind, usually
of considerable architectural beuuty,
are provided by the States of Pennsyl
vania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michi
gan, Kew Jersey, Now York, Connect i.
cut, Massachusetts, Now Hampshire.
Missouri, K.nniut, Virginia, Wont Vii
ginia, Nevada, Wiscousin, Iowa', and
Delaware;. .and it 13 likely that, 9! hers
win louow tne example.
A numherofTradeandlndustrial As.
social iens, which require large amounts
or spare, will bo provided lor in special
buildings. Among tbeso are the pho
tographers, tho ouniago builders, thai
glass makers, tho cracker bakers, tbo
boot and shoe manufacturers, besido,
quite a number 01 Individual exhibitors,
1 bo great demands for tpact ' will
probably render this courso neces
sary to a considerable extent, caecial-
ly for oXMihiUirtt who bate biKft.luf.ly
in making their applications. In tho
Main Exhibition HuiJdiog, lorciniplc,
333,300 square feet of space "liail been
applied Ibr by the beginning of October
by American exhibitors only ; whereas,
tbo aggregate spaco which it has been
possible to reserve for (ho United States
Department, Is only 100,000 square
feet, about one-third of which will bo
consumed by nassaire wavs. ' i
Tho Machinory Building, like the
others, is already fully covered by ap
plications! There ere uUoul 1,000 Amor-
ican exhibitors In thil department, 150
Knghsh, and 150 from other .European
countries which Is about 25 d more
than entered tbe Vienna Machinery
Exhibition. Extra provision is beinir
made for annexes by accommodate the
hydraulic, machinery, the steam ham
mers, forges, hoisting engines, boilers,
pit tn'icrs, carpenters, etc. r
i Power in. the Machinery Hall will
bo chiefly eippHod by a pair of h.onster
Corliss Kngim-s. ' Kach ryllndiir Is 40
inches In (lltAnCtcr, with stroke bf
MiLBAKr'lKLD, PA
1
... left; t-ll)I.NllUa
JS ."' fl,
IbAll-fkW
... vn
h ainK.
For the Art Exhibition, tho imt
HUlillBnt Amurioan Artlata un, unilHr.
1 , anwiwrn rnwanniiuiiwf ajerwi,
Mood to b t work, nid it my b m pristing, gunpewiaw tni tht mg
oonadcntly tulod tbtt, opullly In Initio nwaxll war. dloorrad ftnd Mil-
tli Ueprtm.nt of lnJcap painting,
t. J a.. . Ill
mo uimou oiaio. win prawni a nnor
display llin tb publio bka beon led
to expect Quite aside from tbe con -
tnbntions of Amoricsu srliata, aiipll
cations from abroad call tor more than
(bur time tbe exhibiting apace afforded
by thegreat Memorial Hall. Provla
lon for the surplua will be made in
tompornry flro.troof buildings, though
all exhibiting nations will be repre
sented in tho t'cutrnl Art (inllere.
ranged that a United Stateri wur veesel
shall call next Spring, ut convenient
European ports, to collect und truns
port hither to the Exhibition tho works
of -American artists renident in Eimipe.
Among the ports thus far designated,
ro HoulhanipUiu fur Knglund, Hnvro
lor Franco, Bremen lor (ierniany, nnd
Leghorn lor lUily, to which, if ilesint
bleth,or,rimyJi(. Bdded.j (,yfrO
Mr. Hell, tho cmfn'e'nt knglish'Senlp
tor, who designed the groups for tho
plinth for tbo great Albert .Memorial
in llydo Park, Loudon, is reproducing
in term colln, at the celebrated works
in Lamhetb, tho one which Hymbolir.es
America. The figure in this group
are coloasul, covering a irmund apace
of 15 foet square. It will probably be
p.ncwl iMJvo great rentl'Kallrry,-ip-
poHite tbo principal entrance
"o Art hxbibition will iinlude. in
addition to tho works of contertjioirtiy
artists, ivpresentativcs produttioim of
tho past .century of Aiuorkun art
those, lor iimlaiico! of Stuart. Coolev.
Trumbull, West, Alston, Sully, Ncairjo,
Idtiot, Ivonct,t Colo. iiTboae,,M wolLi
as tho works offered by living artists,
u-ill lw nua.,.l l, r-...
f . in Vhi .il.li.ii l-L ....
t
n.,80. Now York Hoolnn ri,!,.,,,,
' ' ' -"b",
,u.Uor 11M,11,, ..lii... (...!
v,Ilt lll0 needless. 7rasportatio to
Phllu.l.,l,,l,i. -,r..b. r t-
......
mo Blnndanl of admission.1!
A ttr,r0 ,,, of
:v. ,1 t!
nnd fra
ternities havo signified thoir intvutiou
to bold gatherings at Philadelphia dtir
iug tbo period of tho Exhibition.
Among thoso which may now bo enu
merated, are the Grand Lodg, of Penn.
sylvnnia, Independent t)nlor of Odd
fellows ; tho Grand Encampment, In
dependent Order of O.ld Fellows;
Grand Lodge, United States, Independ
ent Order of Odd Kcllow-s ; Grand
Commandory Knights Templar; Grand
Army of tho Hcpiiblic; Presbyterian
Synod; Caledonian Club; Portland
Mechanic Illucs ; Welsh National Kis.
teddfod ; Patriotic Order Son of Ameri
ca; CaliforniaZounvesof.San t-'runcisco;
an International Iiegnlta; the Life
Insurni.ee Companies; National Board
of Underwriters; Htato Agricultural
Society; and Infuntry, X. tr. of Cali
fornia; Philadelphia Conference, Meth
odist episcopal Church ; , Cincinnati
Society; California Pioneor Society;
American Dental Convention ; Catho
lic Total Abstinence Union of America;
Independo.it Order of B'nui Jlorith ;
National Alamni Association ; Sales
mcn'sAssocialiou; Stb Maryland llegi
inont;, American Pomological Society ;
Malster's Association of the United
State,; Army of tbo Cumberland;
Humboldt Monument Association;
Christopher Columbus Monument As
sociation ; Board of Trade Convention;
International Typographical Congress;
Kifle Association of tho United States;
Centennial Legion; Philadelphia Conn
ty Medical Society ; International Med
ical Congress; Old Volunteer Eire
Department of Philadelphia.
TUKCIllXESH IX CALIFORNIA.
California has found a now cause for
excitement and alarm in tho speedy
appcaranco upon the political stugo of
the untamed Chinese voter. It seem
that there aro in San Krauciaon he.
tween thrco and four hundred youth
ful Celestials of the masctilino gender,
who, having arrived on tbo Pacific
coast before attaining the age of seven
teen will be qualified voters at the next
election without taking out nntun.lir.a
lion papers. And as Cliino-o immigra
tion is rapidly increasing, it is thought
tho day nlay not bo fur distant when
tho born subjects of "tho brother of
the sun 'ahd moon" may hold the bal
ance of political power in tbe new El
Dorado. Which leads tho San Fran
ciseo Lttlqtrft mmark: i)( , , ,
"Just as suro as the werld moves
and nature preserves thu uniformity
of hor courso, so suro is it that it our
present prospect of a largo Chinese
population is not founded on amiscal.
dilation, Chinese suffrage means ndos
strction of all that is worth preserving
in our form of government. Wo should
bavi'reo' in numo, but would veulltf lie
governed by an oligarchy of the most
unscrupuiousaimqunaiutf. Jt is worth
"Kilting lor, tins mailer of Chi neso auf
frago. Iftmriwoplo wore imbued with
toe diiiiiu curnest uctormination to pre
serve every Ma of political liberty ns
animated the mon ol the thirteen colo
nies a century ago, tho Pacific Stutce
won in tell the Atlantic States that they
might eaact all laws they chose, but
Chinamen should not vole hero. There
is no such spirit here, however, and
whoa , tho Chinamen go o tbs polls
next year there will be no effectivo re
monstrance." .!,.,,' , ,
The St. Louis Jlepubtican takes a
very diOwrent viotr of tho subject.
"With all due regard," says tbe editor,
"Ml1 the feelings of the Xedier, we con
fess our inability o see why there
should be any 'effective remonstrance'
against clothing John Chinaman with
the clectivo franchise. ' A government
which prides itself upon having iriven
the ballot to a million negroes ought
not to mako a wry face whon tho dis
ciples ol Confucius demand the samo
privilege. What is sauce for the Afri-
con goose should certainly be sauce
for the Chinese gander. If a race
which hat bedi uiuV iftObiB lowost
depths of barbarism from time Immo
moriul; which has contributed nothing
to the sum of human knowledge, and
is still far in the rear of all tho rest of
the world in tho march of human pro
gress ; and which has defied all at
tempt to paibUMWaiitly Qjvaiy,aiul en-lighlortNl-fr
'V.ion' a HC4 is tit toV the
responsibilities of suffrage we really
do not know who or what ia to be con
sidered unfit. Surely not the Chinese,
who, M I yfntf""', , religion ami, a
R-frn1oiJrjpntiuSc't
laid the foundations of Rome, and who
wbco what are now the, moat pivlliaod
di.JiM.Uu.,. UpUti tribe ml wqi mry liir the ri.u.tt.
V' .nhlllfl,U, under n 'f.blW .f straligcr, und travelers, " By ft
w..e7 ...iriuiuHi cviHiw power.wuii
1-1! tho oomforu mud teuoy of tbo lux-
uriotof lift. By yrhon tiott Ar f
I ka A . .1 1 1
itwd kgaj bofor. tlit tint oonotullou of'
a .' " I
tnmuwnwd upon th Europwn mind,
A toon g whom igrionltor and mnu'
1 fiaoturos tuul. rwobad a blirb aute of
peifeetlon when these all-important
ora nones ol industry bad Dot yet em-
ergeu I mm tbe rarleet stages of devel
opmeut In the VTest-'! ,
! W think ti tnoro than probable that
tbe editor of tho Sad Francisco Ledger,
wuo w ao disgusted at, the prosiwct f
Chiueso auffroge in California that he
is trilling to fii;bt tu deprive the Cuius
til "man and. brother" of tbitl sacred
right, was an ardent supporter of the
amendment of the Constitution by
which the noun, tho former slaves
o( the South, were suddenly enfran
chised In all the rlghU snd prlvilegos
of American citizenship, "without dis
tinction of race, color or previous con
dition of servitude." Jf jt j, wjth
a bad grace that he now prolestsngniirst
the Miincm enjoyina tbo same "civil
rights," to confer which on the negro
be and his party violated both the lot-
tor and spirit of the Constitution. This
rt ! m8r,.i"m- '"'"I'stion of!
nZuZ. , , , ,
right und justice. t was never con
templated by the founders oftho Ameri
can republic, who would havo spurned
such a proposition us an act of stultifl.
cation and self-abasement as giving
the lio to tb.ir boasted fitness for sell
government. But tho Itadical party
in the flush of their victorious power
and in obedience to tbe behests of that
transccndontal Puritan phiianthroov
which in iu aclRafa, pburisaical arro-
ganoe assumes to overrule tho order
and reform tho economy of the Al
mighty, it was done "outside of the
Constitution,". and the "new nation"
must abide the consequence. Those
at least who advocated and sustained
the usurpation and outrniri, !,., I, I
, n i -
"accept tho situation." If in attempt
ing to convert the Republic of States
into a nation they have destroyed the'
first elemo.it of American nationality
thohomeogeiiity of races they have
tbeirotvn malignity and reckless temer
ity to blnn.e. Having slrieken tho
United States from tbe roll of white
nationalities, nnd In a political sense,
if not yet in the social order, wiped
out ull distinction of race, color or pre
vious condition, they must not expect
to confine tbeir new brotherhood to the
negro, but must take to their embrace
tho Chinese, the Malay ,tho Esquimaux,
and the Hottentot, if thoy should drift
to our shores. To our philanthropic
brethren oftho Pacific coast, threatened
as they are with an inundation from
tbe Celestial Empire, the prospect is
not pleasing, hut it is irremediable un-H
dcr the new and improved constitution
which thoy aided to force npnn the
South. We think that ,
Fnrw.y. tbaa ara dark, .ad trlokl Ibat .re Tain,
rba Uealbo. CkiM la peealtar,
but he belongs to an enlightened race,
a race with a history, a literature and
a religion of its own. Ah 8in is peace
ble, industrious and thrifty, and there
is no reason why be tdll got make as
worthy a citiaen as Sambo. , Thus far
bo baa mode no trouble about his "civil
rights." Ho is endowed with a fair
amount of sell-respect and indupend
ei.ee of 'character, and bus novor in
voked tho iowerof'the governinont to
fliree him into social equality with the
whites. Ho long as he minds bis own
business keeps himself to himself, and
does not forcibly obtrude himself In
our public schools, public conveyances,
theatres, hotels and cemeteries, under
tho Civil .Rights bill, and is content
with quiotly casting bis ballot at the
polls, we see no reason why, under tbe
existing order of things, he should not
be tolerated and protected in bis rights
in California, as tbe negro is tolerated
and protected In the exercise of the
rights of cititenship In tho States of
the Union, ftinnsaA ( Oa.) Ncai.
IMPORTANT OPINION ON
LICENSES.
OPINION op dUntlK ILWtLL ON Till SUB-I
JSCT OP DISCS KTION ART POWER IN
THI COURTS ON TBI SDBJICT OP
noTsr. MciNsis.
Before proceeding to hear and de-
cido upon the sovcral applications for
hotel licenses now presented to us for
syndication it is proper that both ap
plicants and citizens generally should
be informed as to the views held by
tho court upon the subject of tho ex
tent to w hich the court may exorcise a
discretion upon the subject of granting
or refusing licenses. It is tht, more
necessnry that our viowrs bonnnonnced
because some judges havo held that
the discretion committed to them is
wholly arbitrary, while others hold
that tho ct of 1875 takes from tho
courts all discretion and requires them
to grant all licenses applied ior.with
out regard lo the publio necessities.
In order to ascertain both the power
and the duty of the courts in tbe mat
ter of granting and refusing licenses, it
is necessary to consider sovoral Acta ol
Assembly relating to tho subject.
Briefly staled, the legislation upon this
branch of t be excise lawa is as follow.
Tbe act of 11th of March, 1834,
(pamph, p. 117) gave the several
Courts of Quarter Sessions power to
grant Iiconsoa aixjording to the regula
tions thorein contained. One of thoso
restrictions wa that "no court shall
license any Inn or tavern which shall
not be nutwsnary to accommodate the
public and entertain strangers and
travelers.
In 185s a iW was passed specially
providing a mode of pnrccduro to ob
tain a license, Jly it the courts are
reqilQ-eil to firfu timo; by rule oi iUnd-J
ing order, at which applications for
licenses shall be heard, at which time
all parsons applying op making ob
jections to applications might be beard.
oy vtni)ce, petition, remonstrance or
counsel.
The act of 20th of April, 1858, re
quire the Court to bear evidence
other than that presented by the ap
plicant, and to grant or rofus the
license in eoordnc with the evidence.
in 18M fttvother act was passsvl pro
viding for full bearing of the appli
cant, ami of those who might reiaon-
strateaud declaring it lawful for the
Court to refuse the license whoa, la it
opinion tbe hotel or tavern In utioai
pruviM lo (bta ai tU vxrunw of dia-
eixtio,.j n lo tb- ncUy'or 1 uU
tawrm toootiflned to trmt trlvou br
L . ... . . . 0 .
lbst ofMaroh, 1834.
Again, on the ltd of Marob, 1867,
tbt .Couru are auiharUaHl to hear
petitions and rnior(trnw, ftnd to re-
ltM Uk tusiaM wbiuMvar in -tbe opbi
ion or the trt It Is not neeeeaary
iur um. acoontiuedatwa of the publio
and tbe outertaiumont of strangers and
travelers, i -,. .. i .,,,.
' The Act of 1874, kuown as the Luoal
Option law, did not repeal any previ
ous law, It merely auapended tbe op
eration of tholloense law, Ibr tbe time
being, in the oouuiaw which voted "no
license." ' When the act was repttaled
by the Brut section of tho act of April
12, 1875, the former lawa wore again
called, into active operation In the no
license oountius, and worn then the
rule throughout the .State, unless they
were repealed by intber portions of this
act. "
In delivering tho 'opinion of tho St.
prorae Curt in Hehlaudet kor case, 22.
a. r.fion,u ;u.,vigiiowj.allerstatingchools. ' ' ' '
the soversl Acts of Assembly on thel Tho common schools aro embodied
j subject of lioensesnye: , No subjoet.
tn more airrcrcnr-o
ol' opinion and practice than this In
the different' :hdi(5ia! district In ll,,,'
State.: Hlm,e. judges holding it to be
1 1 ""'rt ' "'Wy
.i.-soI,ere.neappncantlasbrougl1t;in which1 tho religious prejudice or
himself within the ..rovisinne of thel feeling of ,..,il.l 1 1.4
law us to the terms of his application.
. . , . ,. .
and others holding that they are not
bound to grant any license whatsoever,
Clearly neither opinion is right; the
discretion which lh courts exercise
being a sound discretion upon the cir.
eumslancca) of ouch case as it is present
ed to the Court, and not a general
opiuinion upon the propriety or im
propriety of granting licenses.";, ,
Ho cites the several Acts of Assem
bly from 1834 down lo 1872, and from
them deducts the conclusion, that ''it is
tbe duty of the Court to bear and do
terniino each cose 01. its eviJence and
facts; to ascertain the fitness of the
applicant and tbe necessity of the
houso for the public' accommodation."
To be a rightful judgment it must bo
exercised in the particular caso and
upon tho facta and circumstances be
fore the Court afW they have Iwen
board and duly considered.
It is noticeable that tho new luw,
except in regard to the amount of the
license foe, and the amount and the
condition of the bonds required of
applicants, makes no mention of a
single requisite soummuv to tbe. ob
taining of a license. , As to tho citizen-
snip ol the applicant tbo filing and
publication and tho contents of tho
petition the certificate of character,'
and the the action to be taken by thoj
voun upon petition, remonstrances
and evidence presented, and also in re
gard to transfers snd revocation of li,
censes, It ia ailent. 'Unless, therefore,
tho former laws upon these subjocU
remain in force, Ihero is nothing to
guide the practice of the Court, or
govern Its decisions upon bconso ques
tions. It is a woll settled rulo, that a stat
ute can be repealed only by express
provisions of a subsequent law or by
necessary implication; and this can
only bo whon there ia such repngnanry
between tbe new law and the old that
they cannot stand together. "When
ever," says J. C. Black, "two acta
may bo mado to stand together it is
the duly ol the judge to give both
ol them full effect ; even when they are
seemingly repugnant, they must, if
possible have such a comtruction that
ono may pot repeal the othor, unless
tbe latter one contains negative words,
or Ibo intention to rcwal is manifest
by some intelligible term of expression."
Brown vs. Comity Commissioners 9
Harris 43.
There are no words of appeal in tbe
act of 1875, except as to the Local
Opition law. The natural, If not
necessary inference therefore Is. that
the Legislature intended it tobeauxili
ary to, and in aid of tbe purpose of the
old law. Instead of evincing any in
tention to limit or diminish tho powers
ana discretion of tbe Court based npon
ov.denoe, as conferred by former laws,
it expressly ' re-enacts in th same
words so much of tbe act of 1856 as
requires "tho Courts to fix by rule or
standing order a time at which appli
cation for license shall be beard, at
which time all persons applying or mak
ing objections to applications for li
censo may bo hcant by evidct.ee,
petitions, remonstrance or counsel."
The hearing thus required was not de
signed to be a mere idle ceremony. It
purpose is fully explained by tho adl
of 1858 and lHo7. It is made thereby
to extend, not only to tho fitnoss of the
applicant, hut tbe Court is required to
reli.se tbe license if u. its opinion the
necessities of the public and tho enter
tainment of strangers or travelers do
not require i publio bouse to be kept
at tho point designated. If tho Legis
lature bad intonded that the character
ol objections to a license, should not bo
as broad and comprehensive as before
allowed, it surely would in some way
have at least intimated such lutontiou
by appropriate words. In the absence
of a clearly expressed or Implied In
tention to abrogate the laws which
have for forty years authorised tbe
Courts to bear and pass upon each ap
plication according to its merits, 1 hold
that no intention existed. ,
Jt doe net, itt-asy jatdRrmmt, follow
that any rsMiction or li.aitatioa of the
powers or duties of the court wss in
tended by tho increase of the license!
foe.
On the contrary It Is manifest that
tb Legislature intended, by continu
ing tbe powrrs nnd duties of tbe courts
heretofore, by inoreaaing the license
fee and tbo amount of bonds, and by
adding heavier penalties for violations
of the law, and also by imposing for-
tnor civil liabilities, "to restrain and
regulate the sale of liquors." . ,J
In tbe cs cited, the present Chief
Justice holds this language, Whether
any or all license should be erantod
ft legislative not a Judicial question .-
Court sit to administer the law of th
land, not to repeal if
THK COMMON SCHOOLS
The electloti li over, and the Demo.
crata defeated but still for public in.
furmatloa, and 'ta disabtise tbe taiul.
ol hones, Protestant, who entertaro
eftnoi tti t-auawtica, w pablasa ia
fi.lft.winar reinVtU-'uf Ml- Klcrnan
made t . ,,ublio moani,,. Mr.
made ut a publio moellnif. . Mr. Kier-
nan Is member ol I lie Roman L'atbo
llr Cliiirth, aiid.rvprvsunts the senti
ui.nu of nearly the whole btsly of the
CatLollo party i ','.', ,'""''...'' ',. ,,
. Them cab be no question toaoa
ing tb oomoioa soboolt lo this sleotlon.
The oooAUtallon of 184S provides that
the Oommon school fund ftbaM be pre
served Inviolate, and tkat tbe luoome
therefrom sbsll bo applied to tbe sup
port of "the ootunton aehoole." . Your
Supreme Court and yoar Conrt of
appeals more than fitteen yean ago
decided that tbe "common schools'
meant tbe ordinary publio schools
established by the State. The. pro
vision of tbo Constitution adopted last
year goes further. It provides that
neither tho money nor the property of
the Statu, or ol any city, county, town
or village shall be given to any private
institution ; thus cutting off all privato
schools, whether sectarian or unsecta
riun, from any share of tho monoy
that may bo received from that pro
vision. (Applause.) Therefore there
is no sort of danger to the common
inyourConstituUo.i beyond the power
ol any Legislature to interfere with or
change them. Thoy must be main,
iu!.ul ....,... ...i i. i , , ..a. -i,
the children of the State may obtain a
1 mltion, nl as hool.
: . 1,uKi
bo wounded. (Applause.)
V 0 recog
niao the duty and importance of every
parent and gnaroian giving ,'reMon
teaching lo bis child, yet he shall not
have that rcliRions teaching at the
exponse of the Statu. It must be done
in the family, in tbe church, in the
Sunday school, and in the private
school. (Great applause.) This at
tempt to bring tho common school in
to tbe canvass is for the purpose of
stirring up sectarian discord among
our people, and every christian man
should condemn It. (Applause)
It yon bavo any relies of "ye olden
time" one hundred years ago get
them ready for tho Centennial.
Xtiul dftrtisfttwatj.
A DMINISTKATRIX' NOTICE.-
-t N.lloo la bady (laew that Lettera of Ad.
ralolilr.lloa oa th. aetata of J. M. KRtTZKR,
late of ri-arn.ld boroo,b, Claarleld onoaty. Pa,
deeeaaed. bariof bfa dulTaraated to tbeaodar
(nod, all peraoaa tadaklVd la .aid ..tat. wiU
pleaM Bake laiajodl.u h,h, aad tboae
ba.iea elaimi or deiaand, will preeeat tbeoi
properly a.lhawtioal.d for -nl.i,i wib,i
"lay. ft. MAHIK KBATZKR,
Claarleld, Not. IS Wo-ae - Adai'l.
A DM I N IT RAlro Irs" N OtTJ
A. S iaa ia berabj that UtMa of A I
aaieuiratina am tbe eaute .,1 R. NB1MAN,
lalaol Htm Waahinat,... Claa.fi.ld p.
I JT1 duly fiamed ,. u,. uder-
ptoaae make ima.
Vb!
- - - - - iu aaiai. wis
ie4i.ta pariaoot. ad tl
drMaade wilt Dreaeal tb.at
bealtealed for ertili-niNt wltboat
d.Uy.
KAOHHt, H. N KIM AN,
".ami u. Hues,
Hew Waahlnfrtoa. Nor. I, '7i At Ada'ra.
A DMINISTKATOrrS NOTICE.
Nollo. t. hereby girt, tbat U'len af Ad-
onnmreiii,. oa tho aetata at J. f. w.
St'HNAHRS. lata of CnTinatn. twp , Cktarneid
eowaiy Pa., deooaeed, kaTlat bra. del, arsated
aa the aaaonifMd, all parens, i.debud to eaid
eeiaia win pieee aaaa. iomrojiate pe.iete.t, aad
th.ee baring elelaia ordrmeadewill .reeeatthea,
properly .olba.tio.led for eetteat.nt witbont
aey. cut RLEg SCUNAftkS,
WN HCHNARRS,
Kankaaa, N.r. t. U7i-St Adai'ri
DMIN'ISTHATOR'S NOTICE
NaOee la boreby etra lh.1 UlUr. af Ad
oilalxralia an Ike eeuta of li ARY A liAR-
SHALUlelaof Lawreaea twp.. Claarleld eeooly,
Pa, deeaaed, baai.f ara. daly granted to Iba
.ndenlgaed, aU peraoaa radebled t. anid eat It.
wiU plaai. a.ka .Mediate e;au.l, and Ikon
k.riag Galeae aa deeseada egaiaat Iba eaut. will
praerat taeaa properly aolbalUatad lot Battle-
eat wilboHit delay. WM. MARSHALL,
Not. II, 'Ja-St Adainlatraior.
EXECUTOR S NOTICE
Holloa la herabt alien that bllan laata-
aiaatary baaing ha. granted to tbo eabeeribar 0.
tnoaiuiaot jonn siikkskr, daoeaaad, hue of
dwio. tewaaaip, CMraalo:eowuy,Pan.iylv..ia,
all peraoaa iadaod la aald aauta .ra req.aalod
lo make imaiodinle payaiaal, and tboaa bavin,
alaiaie egal..t the .ana will nraaont tbaa dalr
awtbaalioatad for aatUeaie.l.
IiAVID DRRSSI.ER,
JOHN KHKKHKR, I
RoekloB, Rao. 17, 'Il'tta Kaaaatora.
17XEt'UTORS NOTICK.
JLd Notlea la kerobi wive. Ibat latter, taata.
waawlary baling bar. granted ta Iba eahaeriber oa
iweoatareo, bashskk. - '"ffnTt. dlueaint
bla of Uolkik towwakna, ChwrSeld oa.au. P.
M poreoM I. da hud to aald aauta ara naaaal
I. bib' alwiwiediaia payanaat, aad Iboaa haling
- win praae.l taaa amy
autbeatiaataal far aaulaatawt.
. JOHN WITHEROW,
New Millport, Nor. U, It.st Eaaaato,.
c
ACTION.
An naraa.1 sr. hereby a.atiomd rala.l
p.m.e,ag wa I. y way atauilag wllb tha fvt-
lowing nnaaaa. propatty saw la tk. poaaaaalai
af 1. ft. Saanaer, af Peaa tewwjehip, Ha : I wrara
I oawa, I y.irllag halfn, 1 bog., ail the boeue.
B.i. goose, bay, atraw, aorwrodaor. A urea af
wheat In the gro.od, wheat, vata, nn aad sot.,
loo. by ua kanbal. aa tha aaaae balaagi t. at. aad
la left with hla o loao only, eabjeot lo a order
j ,no B. ItArFKST.
UraaiplaB Hllla, Nor. IS, to It
rjAUTlON..
All paraonl sr. baraky oaatioaad ara la at
Earobailng or I. .ay way aiaddllB wllb tba fol
wln preparti, bow la th. Po.Ma.lo. of Inaaa
PavW, af BTCoarla t.waabiD. lilt I an, ami
In lha gro.nd, I eook rtoia. 1 rooat alnra. I
oh ,ra, brdetead and bedding. 1 aink. a lot af
rp'", rww ano oo,a, ai ina aaaia wai pur
oha.ad by Ms at CiB.t.hla'. rale o. ibe sd day
of Noieaiber, and waa l.n wllb him oa loan oalj
, . tl. W. POTTS, Sa.
Olea Ilopa, Not. IT 'Ti lt
qautIon w "
All ptraona ara kenky obbHob again.!
paraharing ar In say manor meddling wlih Ike
,u...,Hg property, ID. . Mf poaM.rtOB Of I.
MrKae, of Kaoi towo.hip. ill .orral aare.
I bleak Kara, I aorral ooll, I pad aw, I rod
baiSVr, f boa, I plea, I Mra-han. warn. 1 .
dawbla haraaaa, I to. bay, II haelaab ear., li,
ekoeh. Mrnnaader, t plowa, I barrow, I, baahah.
I eiak. Bad ebaira, a. tha aaaae aw paaobaaed
by aaa M Cowatsbla'a Mia and la left with bia oa
i eow at.. . bad aad leadiei, I utM.
- awij, eueyeei aa ay oniar at any tlaaa.
ROBKRT WITUEMOW.
N.w Millport, Nor. It, 'It 11 ,
QAUflON.- ' .';.",
All peraaai ara karaby waned eg. leal aar-oka-uag
ar Hi any way aeddllBg wl.k the Mow
ing property, pnrakaaad t-y at. at Rbwtl'a aaie
a. lha Itlh day af Nwaeakar, aa tha pnaiaaa ai
dorda. Read, I. Lawma. aowaahtp, II, i I
aaraae, a eoree a, aora W, aa. aaMMk, tat af bay I.
Mi. bar.. I aorta af rya la tba grewad. aerea a!
heal b Iba .ronad. S alowa I b.rmw t i.i.
Tatara, I wagon, ahoep, I oaw aad t plga, I
beBdor.yoaBaeeltla. I aalrtwia alad I ..-a
atuTB aad antoree, 1 atoina, ki.lhr. farailtara.
'"" " parwr nao .lalng raora,
Tba .aid BrowarlT la haft with kia a I l-
Jaot le ar ardar at aay gaa. W. P REED.
, Twoofriiie, boi. IT. IS7S-S1
QAUTION
All rsreaae ara karaby natlraed agat.M par.
akaalng aria Bay war aiHdliag wlik tbe folt.w
tog pioporly, ... ra the psaaraata. of Wi,
-abafty, af Ball loanibip. nn Lot m
raaa, lot raftlag loola, I aaalbooha. had. aa
kaddiaa, I eat ahaira, I hang., I ewpbiaard bat
d.Wj di..a, u..i I ... aT,;,?.
mrp. I riding bridlea, I (rat. 4
nrthaa, I euihaa, nr. foodrr of tl .arT. mt
land, lot of uh., j ao, fc., ..J ,,
..aear, Bare ot baa, hat af barrela, .heat U H
' " rawra manor, ano.t ja.nn, (eas piM
l taVSeAlM. 1 fttaan -Jv o- . 7 '
11 at.. -
rw,lfM.i.c .m, Ma..(ba kJniZu
kaW, t apa.. mtnmTl FT?'
kas.
.."..wvw r-., Hosti saga in .e,,. ...
bk, m .om aiT.TrZiV T,Z
kay. Mf.artaea.4 aaaaaaar. ha -. , "7,
Jr'b-btar J-sr-v
mmrm mmw mmm rjm. mun mt lMav
I Mm
kyaaa m aaaanaT. ante a, laTiaTbdaVaV
- antd ll
VaaaaA, Bar. , 15T'
.:t?.;'0www;ear;
!TV "T-.TT"7i:.f,tf,
GROCEllY
store. ;.r ;
A. G. KRAMER 4 CO.,
"Arke etreet. s ar vest af At .aala
1 Ueaeee. CtMrftaM, Pa. -
. . 1 1 , ( 1 ... a.
Kaap NMtaa.ly aj aaad , . H , ,
SUOAII, ' ' :' ' '' ' " ' " "' '
" corrgi, . :
'. ' , "a.. ,
SODA, ,
COAl OU,
svnup,
SALT,
SPICES,
SOAP, - -'' " ' ! '
1 , .: - " m
Csn.ed aad Dried Fruite, Tobaooo, Clfara, 0a.
Ilea, Cider Vlo.,, Bailor, Ke,V,. T ,
ALSO, fXTRA OMI-KADI " -
Wheat and Back wheat Flour.
Corn Meal, Chop, Feed, 4o4 .
All af wblob VIS be Bold enaa f... -., I.
wvmmtrj prewooe. ,
, . . . O. aXAJIXA A CO,
neamaia, nor. IS, .;.. If
REMOVAL! (
JOHN McGAUGHEY
Wo.M raepaatfally aotlfy tha pablie gaMralh,
''' resoled hil Uraowl iom Iron
7U.w. n.w, to ma oulldiag foruierli oroat.
b J. liilaa Krataar. a. H.rn.A
la llglarw hardware alar., wh.ra ka latead.
"a'P'ng a mil no. ot .
OROCEBIEM.
HAMS, ttRIKU BRKf and LARD. 1
itUUARg Ud B RCP8, af all gr.de.. ' '
TEAS, Area, aad Bark. ' '
COFFER, Roaatad aad QraaB.
FLOUR AND PROVISION,
curco rmviTM, "'
All kind, la tha aiarkat.
PtCKLaW,t.j4.,dbarrala,
SPICES, l. , fm u, ,.,1. ' '
FAMILY FLOUR,
ALL KIMUeuVCRACKBIia.
SOAPS,
MATCHES,
DRIED APPLES, ' ,
' DRIED PKACHIS, .
DRIED CHERRIES,
Coil Oil aad Laaiy CUmaayt.
Aad a gwad aaamaieM af tbona thing, aeaall;
kept I. s groowy atora, wbieh k. WiU aaeb.ef.
... aaraetiag at tn. aak.l prioaa , , ,
WiU autl Bar aaab aa abwply aa aaiy atke, ae
Plwaa .all aad aa. kla atoek ud jalg.
yonrealf. .
- JOHN McGACOHRT,
ny at,
G
UOCERIES.
JAS. H. LYTLE,
(!.a..at. LTTL8 A MITCHELL) '
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
, DEALER IN "
OHOIt'B tINR OP TA.
OOLONOS.
JAPANS, " ' 1
IMPERIAL,
TOCNO HTSON. J
RNOLISH BREAKPAST
Paraat la Market.
URRMAN CHERRIES,
Tt'RKET PRPNM,
PRESERVED PIAItft,
PHILADELPHIA HAMS
nan.
Maekerel, Lake H.rring, Cast, Aa.
PICkLR. " -i v-'l
Barrel .Piokle. and Xagll.k PlolUa. ,
KLOUR AND PKBO.
rhar, Oar. Head, Oat Maal, Aa.
"' JAS. II. LYTLC
pHEAP GIWCERIEsT
LUMBER ctTT, PA
and patrone that ha baa opened a a,-s liu
UKOCERIK8 A PROVISIOMJ'"
a aa ..oatataae. i... , . .
SP"ar, for wblob ka aoll.it. . ihw.
r a. . w. iriNrvi
astajbor City. Pa., Marak tS-kf.
MEAT MARKET. '
F.M.CASD054BR0., ...
Roar Pha'a Opara Howea, .
CLIARPIKLD, PA.
'karaetae for f.i.ai .C. " ,.m.
oar arraaaeaaat. m .a k. . . .
aw... .r. .rr paiwb nwi
i. a,
- - n aaoa at taiaaa. i
wi.n or aaara.1 Me
r ii
CharaeM, Pfc, J.l, ,4, ,,.,,,
CAKIH.N ft RR6V
M. G. BEOWH 4 BEO.," ' ";.
;" Markat St, CtrarS.ld. "" '
Wowld anaannee ta lh. .1,1.... . iv.' ..1 ' '
Fresh Beef, Veal MuttoA tnd Lamb,
, ef the finest qualities
J?OR SAltL:;
A hrn mm4 arN-tkiHtka a4yv ttw.ai..
watftianitM.flj rta, mil M.i
J?. ak,.."t".r. t aiiay aa th.
nam wajiiAIIB.f, tU aU Ik . . .
ruft2te-lh???i
aigwad. .',. c. T.ta. Z .1.7 J.u J??:.
ka'pa-Wita -"-'
M.yiud. uri, u-: W,"UM-'
... AMD BOIL 10 PuftSALft
TtfrtAt I Uins a a.-'
Th .Mearaigad .tan fkP a.1. aa raa.abk
i mkaaa'aaat hi a '"""
awu, .hiok wa keep oa aa klblta. far ,h. haw.
. ut wnana. , ii - , .
tMgl wksl tin. mm4 m ttw
S IbTSH tRVBTJa-taBBtftlP mkjkML
ALLKGHlffliiOTIr
(Market St , bet. Third e.d Powtb.1
Ca.ftiAlt4ylKa.ll. IA. '
Tb. nbaerlka, ballai bwoai. braprteter af
tkla koui, wo.ld nepMtraliy aab . ilkiraUkj;
CUHQUBHANKA HOUHB,
Kf ; CCRWftHritLIt, rA.
aUt bwoa. pntxlaiw a tbU llot.l, -J
wo.14 rMi.llU Ki,.l ike ftum4,. ol ill
psblla. iloaae iauaatl, aad oa.faat.aUt m.
aaard I S ll. alUad aad ne'siaiekad , awl aaa.
pi. rvoaa .tthabW,
a, wmurmrn .rai.a .lua e
Ull
Jaalo ft
SUAW U.O USE,' , ' '
(Cat. af Msrbai A Praal auaalaj '",
CLIIAMPlKkU, PA. . .
Tb. aexlenlfjnew keataf ted, aw atur,. of rt
lloaal, would raaweaxrully aallart panitic pai.ooa..
Jasl'Tt it. ft. Ui.t. Tux '
WA81UAGTO.N JlOlJiSJi;"",'
', - mtw WAiilibuTosi, rs.
Ttala .aw and w.a farni.bad koM,. s.. i
taken by tUswderaj.iieuV , it. rente auaaai .j
ocuai abu u, randraaiaJaitiw. u tboaa who aiat
lavor hit. wllb a ..li, '
May.S, 171. ,. tf. W. fAVlb.J-M-pi...
m r n t 11 u r
H i) t) a ii.
0lU'"1 ui "
LOOK
Jeldf I "J " '
HAVtnj, ttKS A.
1IA1BEA1. A KHOM f,
Loyo house," ;
MaW litrawl'. ,r ,
PniUPbllUUU, PEKN'A. . .
Table alwaia aunnlled with tha h.i ,1..
aftordi. Tbe U.toIibi oulili. 1. inillid
soil.TS. ROHEIIT I OYb! "
THE "MANSlbla HOUF.
. CoiaarorbMaandsadMafbatSlraiu...
li.KAIPIU), PA. .1
THIS old aad oeaiBiodlinit Bo.al baa. Sarin,
Ika paa. year, keea .alargat. t. do.nl. I
foraiar oapaelly for tb. ent.ri.lnoi.nl of una.
ara and go.iu. Tba whole holloing bar a.,,
rofarBlahed, and the proprietor will .pare ae
pain, ta reader kla guxu ooaafortahle wbll,
Uylog with hla.
jay-The 'ManaioB Itooi." Ow-nlU. inn, to
aad rroa tba Dapot oa Ibo arrlial and .l.
fenehtrela. . JOHN DOIIOIIKM1Y
aprS TS tf ' P,,.,i,m
. a. absolo: . w. aaaotb. " 1. a. knt
'Fi K. ARNOLD 4. CO.,
Rankers nnd Broken,
Rernold.iHIe. JrrTorenn C... p..
Monar rooeiiod an dapo.lt.. Diaoo.nl at ai.-
teenteeol.., M aad forasfOl ftaabaag.at.
wai. on ba.il and oullrotioni proaapila atailc
Jl.yoal,Ullllo, Do. U,.l;4..y ,,
County National Bank,
..) . OP CLEARFIELD, PA., ,
ROOM la Maaoni. Bailding, aaa 4, Berth M
O. D. Wateoa'a lltott Staaav
I'aaaagaTiaaaUUiaad froa, Ll. Mial, Ism.
own, Ula.gow, Loadoa, Pari, aad Coprol.rri,
Alra.Dran.for anlrantha Rural Dank ol IMm,"
tad Iainerial Ranb or London
JAMRST. I.RT.NABD. PYa.',
W. M. SHAW. Calr. at:j,
DREXEL A C0m
a. II Shaath Third ftlreet, Phllad.lphia
, BjtJTtLERH,
And Dealer! in Government Securities,
Application by B1HTIH rrffrr. prompt am.
, aad all lor.ra.lleo anarrtalty tnrnM,
Oataraaaliotat. - ... pHl ,.,f.
Pfttflstrj.
J. If. STEWART, D. D. S., "
OBoa oTot lrwIa'i Drug .ior.. '
I ' rtTRWanravfrtw .
All dental oparatio., .Itbar la the mmh..!,.!
IT.T'T??" "-P''y nltandod t. ..4
aatlio. pj p.,,
W tba tra.lm.nl of di.. of ,b, ...oral
gaa. aad aaaalh Irr.g.lt, 0f th. i,h
aaaafallyaorraotd. T,b ,rlri .
I ' "." " ariiloial 1Mb ioarud
of tk. b, ..Urial aad warrant. to randrTa?
tatwotlaa. . apruts'ri:!,
D
ENTISTRY.
nan.g oitarmionl ,0 ,,,, in CarmnMi'U
for Ibo p.,p. ,f p..,., p,,;,,,;,.,,
.'.!f", "r -"'" 't. pablia. I b.
't "'- -f drul iMirai,. ..4,
', w T" 'k' '.nn.yl..m, cu ,t
IraaUl Borgrty in Phlhtdalpbl aad .m l..
oroprad .11 .ork p.rti.mj
rtry la tho bw ,h ,b, M,iMp,fc
maala. All work gnarantaad u girt emira ail.
I.laallo. aa ta aoalitl aad J,.... r-.v -.
trattad witkoat para.-alo.aaA. M. B..k haild.
'orfartberuilorautioo appti tn par er
K. M. TiiomiCiv
oHllk-lf. CBrwaB.,ill.; P..
A . M L H I L L S
"riClAL TEETII loeo p.r
nat D bat rarfue. ti,. f tun
,. - vo an .ana Ba apna
Hjwdl grt ik. I., mb u, tli.M,
larati Iaiariakly Can. ' J '
ClenrSeld, Jaly I, lit. ' ' ' '
GEORGE E. ROBACKER,
'" sntsaatB satLBB iw ' -
WINE3 AND LIQUORS,
' " CLKARFIRLD, PA.
Mi blaoe of ba.loeM 1. u..a.i ji
naotlT eppo.lt, tk. Ooart Hooaa, where I d.er,
',,. F Hook af PCKE LlylORS, aad
II warra.1 tb,. to ta M to ,.-,.
it. a. a eaJI. qy 11, 7Mf.
WHOLESALE LIQUOR STORE.
At ika end of Ika near .ridge,
ft' EST CLEARFIELD, PA.
TLa pronrlelar of thi. mi.v.ii.1. . ,,,
hi. liqoor. dlrael from .miliar.. rarttaa hartni
aa Iki. booai win ba.ora to gat a par. artirl.
a anan.l aaarain abaaa no.1. 11.1 .
a fwraiabad with ii.u.. - -
Para wiaee aad hrandiaa diraot froa Seal.,',
Vluery, .1 Bath, New York. '
, tiaoRGB H. COI.BrjRN.
CloartVld. Jiaa IS, Il7-tf.
BtTamLISHEB ISBTa
BAiTaKV! -
PURE RYE WHISKY.
W'a awalB eall aoar .,,.- ,1 . ' ,.
bralnd brand ef good., anil w. do ... .k .k
Holloa thai tb.re I. a areat wool ..1.,;
a ia..na,.t poana, wkv . , J
"S "d.a.ally ot alb or. ha. a pnaa wbiaky.
Ta enpply thii want wa odor Bailey's Par
y. aa artlelo which ku be, bafora tha pohll.
jot a nabar of yr., i ropnuulo. .tandi.g
high aa a tbonoghty rellnble .HaiU.nt n.on!
ardloal nan. A. aa aildanoe. noil, a caber of
oar ealnaat phr.Maai nraaashl u .. ,l 1-
aloaafal. ubara. , , .
Bring aa.1. oa the boat known arirnliB. prin
ipla., front lh. ahotoatt ami. ...1 t.. .....i
diotHlera, M m.iw. a d.n.hir.1 S., j
raatly impraiad by aga.aaaka. a harawly aaagkl
tnerby trat olau kotel. and draigi.la. ,
Hhonld Tub de.in tu nr. o,,. .ki.k. .
and ar. in doobt aa to whihei yoor hotel ordrng-
. r ". 1 -"' "'oj ow. owr .tgna.njplai.
"d. wnaa I. a. and wa .ball b. mi happy I.
I.raal jn to Iba paraaaa who head la .ar aood. '
.a ynur B.ighbarbno.1.
W. , ,, proprirtonandaannfaoloran
'.ftT "0"" D STR VIR B TON 10 H SH B
..IlkHa-wharh hu kaaa araararail. .-J aw
lor tkirtr leant aa a BlaaA P.... .... 11..
paptlo and f onio.
..... ""Br ft CHRIST."
Maokid Ta III N Third 81, PhiUdalpkia. '
V
O. o .. I. .. , C
WBItllR to toy ,y PRY. OOOTll. ORO.
avraaa. Daaau. n- t, . a
"aUaaa, OaaraeUoaartaa, ft, ehaap la aab.
Tb. rohearlbff km foal, to lafhraa hi. aid aad
aiw natoBtora (hat ha haa opened "
VARIKTT BI0M , , T ".' .
. , , .,' ,,-,.. IN 0 LBN fiorE. PA.
Atnl Trill Ml goad, at arlae. as MM Iba tiaM. A
ana roaootraa wiU ka a
an kta-
a .t Wholeeele.. , ,
Call aaa) aaaalna a a
snttelled. r r
aw Bam. . A Ubara. ..kli. --.
. .ta I J ft,,,, , 5 ,n, , j
01.. H.r.j.;.,,,,;';:; '
UCTIONEESJNQ.' '."" "
' " ' BILL-POSTING.
Taa .adMalaa.d ntnadS mm,o.. I.r th.
IIbmi af tSaanaM aed 1I.1.M. at,., bow..'
parad ha er, .11 Aaatiaa. Vavlaa, aad whoa Saaa
1 anon Bniloe, and al ttaaonabl. raia. h.1.
Sa. rwlm. PrownaaM. d ,.ik.. ;..r ,
Boated and dratrtbartad ra lb. aM wnaralreoal
a ahara af path, palronago te aaSatad. '
, , ,JI, b- KOH1B3. .
.. Clearlcld, Pa.
17 atALIV-Tha aafta.alg.ed oaarl far
nana tiara aromeny e t, eorooge
"Jwy. to St ltd a oVb a gd two-
saasa daw eteU, Bad Saw hod raooa. a aank-V-
arw... raaa, a4 batk laea n anail iwa.
hod era rate praai aellaa .. alia -
M. aaa) aaaa.
tsa-gtl
WM.
, aUCI!Lt,0l'Rn.