gardirw, lUorr.
SACKETT & SCHRYVER,
HARDWARE,
tat. KUtftwtftrtri af
Tln.Copper ft Sbeet Iron Ware,
cat Street,
CLBARPIELO. PA.
Harlag largely Increased our atoek of nerd
were, we larlte the publio to eiemiae oar atook
tad prio...
Carpentei
ill will do
entert and perieni who ,oa temp lata build
wu w examine our
TOOLS BUILDIHO
HAKDW1E8,
which li it and of the bail manufacture, aid
wlU ba Mid low for eaik.
NAIIiS,
GLASS,
PUTTY,
GLUE,
LOCKS,
LATCHES,
HINGES,
' SCREWS
A II klade of Bonck Plaaai, Sewe, Chli.ls , BqaarM,
Hammers, fiateheta, numb! and Levels,
Mortlssd A Thanh Oueges, Bsrels,
. Hraeos A Bltta, Wood aad Iroa
Bench Borewa, aad the bait
Boring Machine la tha
market.
Double and Single Bitt Axes,
POCKET 0UTLKR7, Ac.
Agents for Burnett's Iron Corn Shelter,
wammea.
Alio, aganta for Rlokardi'
GOTHIC FLUE TOPS,
which affeetaally earn Smoky Flaat.
Farmers' Inplananta and Garden Toola of avery
aeacriptioa.
A larga variety of
COOK STOVES,
which we warrant to five ffttlifaatloa.
Portable Range and Furnace.
le Roofing, Spouting and Job Work duo on
reaaoneble term. All ordera will recelro prompt
alt en tic a. Juno 11,-1873,
POWELL & MORGAN,
D I ALIBI II
II A It I) W A It E ,
AUo, Maanfaetarartof
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
CLIARFIILD, PA.
INARMING IMPLEMENTS of all
r
klnda for aala by .
POWELL A MOROAN.
JAILKOAD WHEELBARROWS
for aala by
POWELL A MORGAN.
QIL, PAINT, PUTTY, GLASS
Kalla, ate., for aala by
POWKI.L A JIORBAN.
II
ARNKSS TRIMMINGS &SHOE
Flodlngi, for lele by
POWELL A MORGAN.
(JUNS, PISTOLS SWORD CANES
For aaU bj
POWELL MORGAN.
gTOYKS, OP ALL SORTS AND
Sttei, for eat bj
POWELL 4k NORflAS.
RON ! IRON! IRON I
For aale by
IRON
POWELL 4 M OR (JAN.
TTORSE SHOES k HORSE SIIOE
NAILS, for tale by
POWELL A MORGAN.
pULLEY BLOCKS. ALL SIZES
Aad boat Mannfaatara, far aala bj
POWELL A MORGAN.
TOIIMBLE SKEINSND PIPE
BOXES, for aala bj
POWELL A MORGAN.
G. S. FLEGAL,
Ironsides Store,
PIIILI.IPWIIllltd, PA.
DEALER IN '
HARDWARE, CTOVKfl, HKATERM, RANG
' KS, WOOD AND WILLOW WARS.
AND MANUFACTURER OIJ
TIN, RHEET-IRON AND COPl'ERWARI.
Preaqalila Strt.t,
Phllllpaborg, Centra Co., Pa.
M.Mar nit.
tmor, . MnanAT. crara soRnon.
WEST BRANCH
INSURANCE AGENCY
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, Clearfield, Pa.
1IRAHCI1 OFFICES In dilTelent part, of tha
County.
Tha following Old and RrllaUa Fir., Aooidanb
8 took aad Lif la. uranoa Companiea rapraaantad
R.tab, Anata.
1H0II North Britiih 4 Mr rent II. Fin
Ina. Co., of England 2,IO0,0
I Bfifi Reottiib Comineroial Fira Ina.
Co., of England (gold) 10,090,000
1704 North Amotion Fira Inanranoa
Co., of Philadelphia. 4,700,000
IK20 Fira A.ioelatina Fira IaHaranea
Co., of Phllad.lphia 1,100,000
1KSI Pbnnii Fira Ina. Co., N. Y.... 1,300,000
1007 Watartowa Fira Ina. Co., of N.
Y., inaaraa farm boildlngi onlj 700,000
1871 Auaioa Fira Iniaranpa Co., of
Ciootaaali. 1,000,000
185a York Htock la.uranoa Co., af
Panna. Inaaraa horaaa, Ao 76,000
1874 Hartford Aeeld.at Inanranoa Co
of ConnMtiouk. 100,000
1817 Paaa Hutaal Lifa Inanranoa
Co., of Panaarlraola H 6,000,000
I RA0 Matropolitaa Lifa Iniaranoa Ca
of N.w York 1,000,000
Total capital 67,000,000
Peaaoa in tha aouatrr d.iring Innraara, oaa
have It promptly attandad la bj oaliag at tha
oflioa or addroiaing aa by lattar. Inaraao.a af
faetad at tha Iowaat poaaibla rata, to ba obtalnad
la Arrt-alaaa aampaniaa. No Uompani rpr.
aard wkiekmoka A.M.Mnl.
Tha ahora two lifa Inanrana Coa, rapraaantad
bv T. II. Marrar. hara paid oat lw aath, batwaaa
tha dataaaf Aug. 1871 and Aag. IH74, to tha
friaoda af datwaaad polioy bolaara In thla eoaatT,
tha mm of $11,1)00.
Prorida far tha fatara br laaarlng roar bomaa
and yonr llraf Id tha Wart -Rranoh Inanraaoa
Agmey. M l) KltA i uunuun,
Claarlald, Maj M, 1176. Aganta.
FULFORD & THOMPSON,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS,
Clcarntald, Pann'a,
Rapraaaat all tba laadlng Fira Inanranea
uompaaiaa ai taa Muntrj t
gnaaa 410,000,000
Kojal Canadiaa 0,000,000
Homo, Naw Yark 6,7M,1I4
I, rooming. Maaor, Pa 6,M(I,4SI
Franklin, Phllad'a .SIIK.KM
Phcrait, Hartford 1,.',I0I
llanorar, Naw York I,
Homo, Col., 0 6IM0H
Atlaa, Bartford M0,04l
ProTldanoa, Waahingtoa 010,000
Paraoaa-aboat affeetiag aa laiaranoa on prop,
artj af any kind, ahould aall at our oflioa, on
Market atraat,appoaita la. Oonrt lloaaa, and aaa
war Hat af aotapaakaa and rataa bfffora Inaarlng,
JOHN H.FI'LFORD,
T. W. TilOMl'HKIf.
Claaraald.Pa Oct, 17, '76-1 j
QOME AND SETTLE.
Having taken tny brother lata partaarahip, I
daalra to bava my old aeooanta aloaed. I there
fore glra notlea to all who know tbemaelvee la.
4ebted U a te ooaa forward eoon and aetUa p,
e thkkt va eaa tak a new departwrw.
Claartald, Jaly 14, 7a-tf. If. M. CARDON.
$5-
e OA Par Da, at haaa. Term, free
' Addn
(i, Sriaaol A Co., Port.
iaad, Maiia.
an!7-la
Pry o3ood, tSrowifl, 'ttt,
JJARD TIMElT
1IAVI MO EFFECT
IN FRENCHYILLE I
I am a war thai than an torn peraone t llttla
hard to pleaee, end 1 an alio awaro that tha
oom plaint of "hard timer' ia wall nigh anlverial.
But J am io J tutted now that I ean eatlsfy tha
formar and prove eonaluilvely that "bard tlnaa"
will not afftot tboea who bay thalr gooda from ma.
aad all my patron i ahall h Initiated Into tha ae
aral of
HOW TO AVOID HARD TIMES
I bare gooda anuugh to 'apply all (ha lubnbl
Unta In the lower aud of lha ouualy which 1 aell
at exceed In r, low ratea from wy muitnoth atore in
MULHONUUKt., where I eao alwaya ba foand
raady to wait upon eellera and aupply tham with
Dry Goods of nil Kinds,
Suoh M Cloth", Batlnetla, I'aaalmerca, Mmlloa, 1
veiainei, idinen, JTunuge, ualiooea,
Triwininga, Hi boon a, Lace,
Readjrinade Clothing, Boot and Shoee, llata aad
Capa -all of tha boat material and made to order
lloaa, bocki, tilorea, Mitteni,, Laoea, Hibbona, Ao.
GROCKRIKS OF ALL KINDS.
Ooffoe,Tca, Sugar, Rice, Molaaaea, Flah, Sal
Pork. Linaaed Oil. Fuh Oil. Carbon Oil.
Hard wart, Queenaware, Tinware, Caetlnga, Plowa
ana now ueeMnge, nana, Bpikaa, uora uuitira
tora, Cider rreaiei, aad all kfada of Axaa.
Perfumery, Palate, Vara lib, Glee, and a general
aeeoriment oi stationary,
GOOD FLOUR,
Of different branda, alwaya en band, and will bo
oia at tna iowaat poeitble Bgurea.
J. II. MoClain'a Medicine. Jayne'a Mad id nee1
uoa tetter a and liooBand a Hitter.
000 pottnda of Wool wanted for whloa the
nignaat prloe will na nata. Cloverieed on hand
and for aale at the Iowaat market price.
Alio. Affent for Strattonville and Cur waned lie
Thraahing llachinea.
fdVfA-Call and aee for youraelTea. Yon will And
very thing uaually kept in a retail atom.
L. N. COUDKIKT.
Franohrllla P. 0., Auguat Vi, 1874.
fa P. WB4TBR..,
,.w.w. Bam
WEAVElt A Iti:TTS
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
An of.rlng, at tha aid Hand of O. L. Road A Co.
. thalr atoek of goada, eonalallng of
DRY - GOODS, GROCERIES,
BOOTS A SHOES,
HATS A CAPS, HARDWARE.
QtlEKNSWARE,
FLOUR, FEED, SALT, &q &o.,
At tha Boat rtamnahla rataa for CASn or la
aicbanga for
Square Timber, Boards, Shingles,
OR COUNTRY PRODUCE.
9AdTanoaa anada ta tboaa angagad la get
ting out aqnare timber on the moat adraatageooa
tarma. vdtllanTS
RANTED.
' BY
N. E. ARNOLD,
CURWEHVII.I,E, PAH
(Sueoeaior to)
Arnold & Hartshorn. '
J 00,000 3()-lurh fcnived fth Indira.
J 0.000 poundi of Wool.
Partiea having long fibinglea or Wool (or eith
er) will do well to call on tna. Tha bigheit mar
ket price paid at all timei.
Alao, a full and complete itook of
DRY GOODS,
HATS & CAPS,
hoots a shoi:s,
groceries, flour, feed,
SALT, rilOVISIONS, ic,
which will ba aoid at reasonable nrieea. or aa-
ehangad for abinglea or wool.
N. K. AltiNULU.
Curwonarille, Mar 6, 1876.
Down I Down 1 1
THE EAST AlUtlVAL
AND OF COU 113 B THE CHEAPEST I
h Proclamation against High Prices?
WE are now opening np a lot of the beat and
moat eeaaoaablo Uooda and Warea over
offered In thla market, and at prloi that remind
one of the god old daya of cheap thinga. Thoee
who lack faith npon thla point, or deem our alia
gationa anpertaDoua, need but
CJLL eT out STORE,
Corner Front and Market itreeta.
Where thay can aaa, feel, bear and know for tfaem
aelvea. To fully underatand what are aheap gooda
thla mnat be dona. Wa do not deem it neoeaaarr
to enumerate and Hem lee our itook. It la enough
for na to alate that
We have Everything that is Needed
and onnaumed in thla narkat, and at prlooc that
aewman ooia oia anuyonnr.
4a2f JUfcM'ii BUAW A BON,
JJANIEL GOODLANDKR,
liUTIIKKHDllKtl, PA.,
Dealer In
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
lIOSjERY &. GLOYKS,
HATS A CAPS and BOOTS A 81IOKS,
Tobacco, GrooerlM and Flah, Nail, Hardware,
tajueenawere ana iiiaaaware, men a ana
Boga' Clothing, DrugP, Painla,
Oila, Srhool Hooka,
a larga lot of Patent Medlolnaa,
Can d lea, NaU A Dried Frulta, Choeaa and Crack-
en, Itook and Hi He Powder,
Flour, Grain and PotatooB,
Clover and Timothy 5eod,
Sola Leather, Moroeeoa. Lining, Bindlnga and
inreav, nnoemaaeri' loon ana
Bboe iVindlngt.
No tranter variety of gooda in any itore In tha
oonnty. All for aala very low for eah or count rj
produce at the tbeap Uorner. May I, 1876.
JkJEW BTOKE AND NEW GOODS
JOS. SHAW ii SON
Hit juit opened a
Niw 8toi, on Main 8t.,CLiArtiLD, Fa,
Utelr oocupledbj Wm, F. IRWIN.
Their a lock eonaiataof
otn7 ot cd oo ao at
Gkociim of Mie beat qoalltr,
Qof.ensware, Boots nnd Shoos,
nd Tery arliole neoeiaarf for
ne'i eomfort.
Cell end eiamine our itook before pur-
ehulog eltawhere. Ma; 0, lHCO-tf.
TlmTICRR' ak C(I1TAIII.I'J aIK
U Wa kara prlatad a larga aanlMr af tha new
FKS BILL, aad will a tha neelpl af twaalrw
- ewe, man a aopj ia aar aaaraaa. mjm
THE REPUBLICAN.
CLBAKFIKLU, PA.
WBBNKOAT HORNING, JAN. It, 1176.
THE OLD FARM HOUIE.
Tba aaay ehalr, all patohad with aare,
la plaeed by the eold haartkatona
With wlteblng grace, la the old flre-plaoe,
Tha avargreatt are atrewn,
And plot area hang on the whitened wait,
And tha old elook tloka on tha oottaga hall.
Mora lovely a till, on tba window-all..
The dew-eyed flowera reat.
While 'mldat the leavaa on tha uoea grown aarat
ine niariio ounaa nar neaif
And all day long the euwmer braaaa
la wbiaperlug love to tlte bended trtea.
Orer the door, all eovered o'er
With e lack of dark green balea,
Lave a muikel old, wbuee worth la told
In the aventa of other dara ;
And tha powder-fleak, and the huntera horn,
Have bung bealde It fur mauy a mem.
For yaara have Red, with a nolaileaa tread,
Like feiry drtiami away,
And In thair filffht, all ahorn or iti mlglit,
A father old aad fray
And the aoft winda play with tbeauew-wbtte hair,
Ana me om man aieopa ia ma aty anair.
Ia lde tba door, on tha aanded Boor,
Light, airy footatepe glide.
And a maiden fair, with flaien hair,
Kneel by the old niau'a aide
An old oak wrecked by the angry atom.
While the Ivy aliuga to lta trembling form.
WOUK FOIl TllK HOUSE.
FIFTY POINTS FOR IN Vt'KTMUTION THIS
HC88ION.
Tho following Investigations aro
noccBwiry, and Bcpttrato committoo
sbould examine euth topic :
1. AVbother tho Executive dupart-
moiits obey the laws.
2. AVliotkor tho Kxecutivo depart
mcnts control or unduly influence legis
lation.
3. Treasury defalcations.
4. eocret snluri ot cold, and who
profited.
5. The practical working of tho in.
tcrnul revenue eystora, anil whether
tho liborties of tho oitiuMis aro violulod
in connection with it
G. Ditto of the custom p.ytcm.
7. Tho practical working nnd value
of tho eocret sorvico of tho treasury.
8. Tho practical working of tho oltico
of the secretary of the treasury, and
tho nnluro and effect of tho powcm
exorcisod by clerks therein.
9. Tho practical working of tho
national hanking system, and the hank
nolo redemption division.
10. Tho Union Pacific Jiuilroatl,
finishing tho revelations Poland's com
mittoo left undone.
11. The Central Pacific Ituilroad, and
tho division of $211,000,000 among
four men.
12. Tho "revision of tho laws" by
Poland, Butler and Conkling, concern
ing duties, pensions, department of.
justice, ix.
13. Tho dispwsition.of funds derived
from sules of scir.cd cotton, including
tho operations of -McCulloch, JayCooko
and Kaupmaun, of tho Slur, in manip
ulating said funds and keeping them
from tho ownors.
14. Tho uso made by Juy 0ko,
with Secretary II cCulloc-h's permission,
ot $70,000,000 or $80,000,000 of gov
ernment funds.
IS. Kolicson s loans of millions of
publio money to Jay Cooke and Mc
Culloch to .enable them to sot up and
maintain a hanking house in Loudon.
16. Robeson's sules ol $10,000,000
worth of ships without accounting for
the money.
17. Belknap's sales of $8110,000,000
worth of war material without account
ing for tho monoy.
18. Bontwoll, Spinnor and Bristow's
violation of their oaths of oflluo by sup
pressing tho government's cash ac
count for years, which makes all
treasury figures worthless.
19. Tho ofTect of appropriations for
"internal improvements" on legislation
and public morals.
20. Tho lying debt statements of tho
1 rcasury .
21. The firoa in tho navy and war
departments last winter.
22. Tho theft anil destruction of;
publio records.
23. Tho fraudulent increase in ruin
ation of tho Franca franc, and conse-
cpiont robbery of mcrehants, put up by
r tsli s son-in-law and Hartley's son.
24. The open defiance and nullifica
tion of tho act creating tho department
of justice.
Tho actual uso mude of the $ 10,-
000,000 obtained by Congress and spent
hyPiobcsonnndertho Virginius oxcito-
mont when he knew that there was no
dangor of war.
20. Tho Indian ring.
27. Tho poatolllce straw bid and
straw route ring.
28. Tho practieoof delaying payment
of just chums, using withheld money to
buy bonds not duo, or forcing claim
ants to pay blackmail ; and tho oxtrcmo
difficulty of collecting honest claims.
29. Tito practice of official super
visors sustaining their subordinates,
through thick and thin, right or wrong.
JO. Atlorney-lieneral Williams' ef
forts to bully judges of the court of
claims Into rulinir severely nirainsl
honest creditors of tho government.
31. Tho methods whereby fraudulent
claims arc passed nnd paid in the treas
ury 32. The means whereby Den Duller
has como to be counsel in nearly ovory
important claim case
33. Jay Cooko ft Co's tricks to pre
vent the building ot tho St. Paul &
Pacific railroad, ruining Duteh bond
holders. 34. Tho deposit of publio funds in
favorod "banks" by disbursing officers.
30. Iho methods of tuking suretios
for publio money.
37. J ho treasury habit of decidintr
all qtiostinns against the tax-payor, law
or no law.
38. Alterations and discrepancies In
tho books of tho treasury.
39. Jay Cooke's profits on hunting
up claimants fir"unclaimed interests,"
kept socrel from others.
40. Tricks plttyod on merchants by
officials in revenuo cases in District
courts whereby ailverso judgments aro
fraudulently procured.
41. Tho practical working of tho
bankrupt law, and tho destruction of
bankrupt oslntes through official trick
ery. 42. Pensions; how frauds aro put
through uiid how honest pensioners aro
oppressed and defrauded.
43, Tha ofTect of our present cur
rency system In producing demoralisa
tion and panic.
44. Who profits by telling gold for
greenbacks to buy bonds with, instead
ol buying bonds dlroot with guld,
4j, J ho meant whurohy Darings
wore dropped as United Mates finan
cial agents in London and tho rotten
conoorns of Jay Cooko, McCulloch Si of Cioorgo P, Fisher, then District At
Co. and Clowa, llabicbt A Co. ttibstl- tornoy,
tutod. I JainetS.Negley.whooarriod through
40, Tho number of useless officials j the Witowski fraud, representod Pitts
tho peoplo have to pay. burgh for three terms, Ho was well
47. Tho vast expenditure and sharp
practice of A. B. Mullott in publio
buildings, ,
48. Tho groat delay In settling ac
counts of army officers.
49. Land-grabbing, and how much
valuable publio land, if any, is left,
B0. Last, but not least, tho oppres
sion and robbery of 150,000 people, dis
franchised and monarchir.od under tho
shadow of tho capitol by tho District
of Columbia ring.
Committees' of three will answer in
most cases.
Democrats of the House! Knelt of
these point J covers a wrong to be ex
posed and checked. Tho people de
mand tho truth at your hands I They
will sustain you in unveiling it. ll'ii.iA
intjttm JWciriiiii.
ASSVIlAN BULLS.
Uarson J. V. Newman, who is a sort
of intellectual prompter to tho While
House, and who is uiid to huvo com
municated to President liraut, from
time to time, more than two hundred
and fifty valuable ideas, now recom
mends that tho United Stales go into
tho Bull business. It is not slock rais
ing that Newman means. Tho St.
Louis farm never paid, und Newman
is too sagacious to suggest tho repeti
tion of un unprofitable experiment.
Nor is it a Wall street operation ho
has in mind. Former ventures of tho
White House in this direction, although
perhaps pecuniarily successful, huvo
not been such as to command popular
enthusiasm or to win votes for u third
term.
Parson Newman's bulls are Assyrian
bulls, tho bulls of Nineveh and Baby.
Ion, which hnvo lain under dirt heaps,
neglected and unciircd for, for centuries;
winged bulls with human heads and
long beards and pluintivo features that1
appeal to tho peoplo of America for
notice nnd protection.
Newman saw and pitied tljeso in
teresting creatures whon ho was lust
in Asia performing his official1 duties
as Inspoctor of Consulates. Ho also
saw that they are fast betnir dtiif un
by Mr. fioorge Smith nr.d carried away
to tho British Museum, und that soon
tho entire bull population of Nineveh
will bo brought under tho debasing in-
fluenco of monarchical institutions un-;
less the United Stales (iovernment
bestirs itself to immodiuto action. He
beseocbes Congress to appropriate $10,
000 at onco and send nn accredited
agent of tho (iovornmcnt to disinter a
few doxen of tho vonorublo animals,
lead tlym gently down the, valley ol
tho Tigris to somo seaport of tho Per
siu u (iulf, nnd embark them upon one
of Sccor liobesoh's ships of war for
passngo to America. Vh. is $10,
000, ho pleads, especially when it comes
out of the public pocket, and when you
are getting full-sized bulls for your
money, all sculptured over with lovoly
cuneiform inscriptions, as interesting
as Bessie Turner's book or ns ono of
Bishop (iil Haven's best sermons?
(rant and Newman cannot do bet
tor thuu to follow up this idea as a
third-term measure. Let them for
bear fomenting a religious war that
will bring misery to communities and
households, and nothing but ruin and
disgraco to those who instigate it,
Hero is a chance for something cfTec
tivo, and at the sumo timo porfectly
harmless. Let Grant and his promul
gators of valuablo ideas tako our ad
vico and make the Assyrian bull ques
tion, along with Anti-Catholic ques
tion, one of tho issues of tho coming
campaign.
If the subject were properly set bo
foro tho country; if tho organs wore
to tako it up and show that our national
honor, or perhaps our national oxis-J
tenco, is involved in our treat mont of
these helpless relicB of antiquity ; if!
Muit woro to draw hulls appealing to
Columbia in various attitudes of sup
plication ; if Eugeno Lawrence Were
to transfer his attention from tho mod
ern to the ancient Babylon ; if some
body woro to organize Bull Brother
hoods in every State, perhaps tho poo
plo would arise in their majesty and
demand Assyrian hulls, nnd voto for
the cnndidiilo who was already pledged
to tho bull policy.
.Mwiniiii snouiu ai once put Ins ulea
in tho form of a bill, and gel somo'j
imru-ierm v-ongrcssmnn to iniroiiuco
it. Tho bill might ho ridiculed by
triflcrs like Sunset Cox and Proctor
Knott; it might even tail to pass the
Democratic House. Hut in tho Senato,
if brought forward and advocated by
Hannibal Hamlin, to whom the measure
would appeal with all tho power of
early associations and strong contem
poraneous interest, it would surely I
meet with friendly nnd thorough dis
cttssion. There is no knowing but what, in
tho storm of popular enthusiasm that
would onsuo, Gen. Grant might ride
into a third lease ol power, mounted
on tho back of a venerable Assyrian
bull, whoso chiselled features should
bear a weird resemhlnnco to those of
the iinfnthoninblo Newman. N. Y.Sun
OIIANTISM IN TMl T It HAS V BY
DEPARTMENT.
Tho retirement of tho Second Comp
troller nnd Third Auditor of tho Trent
nry, with several ol their subordinates,
for passing tho Sugg Port and Wilow
ski claims, was to havo been exjioclod
and ought to hnvo boon required long
ago. Instead, however, of being nl
lowod 9 resign, they should hnvo beun
summarily dismissed with tho brand of
disgraco on their brows, after tho
claims woro pronounced to bo"fictilions
and fraudulent" by a hoard of Treasury
officials.
These two cases serve to illustrate a
chronic and corrupt system, which is
an outgrowth of Gmnlistn. The claims
In quosticm were allowed without the
least pretence of such examination as
tho law proscribes, in violation ot Iho
usages of Iho department, and solely
upon tho urgent demnnds of two mem
bers of Congress, both of whom were
in tho worst possible odor nnd notori
ous for more than venality.
II. H. Hutler, an ox-nioniber finin
Tennessoo, who was most Influential in
passing tlio Sugg Fort fraud, had been; jegiment in Mexico and commanded
indicted and tried at Washington, fbrj tho Twolfth Corps, Army of the Polo
forging powers of attorney ami pro- mac, and tho Twentieth Corps, Shor
ctiring pensions duo to widows in his man's armv. Ho was univemnHr r.
(Congressional distriiit, a osoiipml
conviction by tho barefaced illusion :
known as A Jobber In Cougross and the
departments, and had lost all pertonul
standing, Ho 1, now under Indictment
at Washington, and will probably bo
cleared by one of the packed Juries
which habitually outrago justice at the
capitol.
It would toem extraordinary in view
of these fucts, how two such men could
exert such exceptional iufttionco as
they did in those cases, or could bo
permitted to Interfere In anyway with
tho accounting officers " 'he Treasury.
iho explanation is thai they wore ex
treme llepublicnns, who advocated and
supported tho most violent measures
they were Hlso pronounced third - torm
i ... .i...
v,n. m,ir n-iiuiMii tu ine iiuny unu
to the President were well understood,
and operated ns a nnssnort throuirh tha
departments, fmm which they should
huvo heon excluded. Timid officials,
with tho fear of removal boforo their
eyes, were ready to yield to such pres
sure, und tho corrupt ones woro too
glad of a seeming opportunity to
strengthen their bunds by Congres
sional protection.
Dr. Brodhcud, tho retired Second
Comptroller, had held offico lor mora
than a generation, and had become a
more time server.- Knorinoiis claims
wore decided by the clerks undor him,
some of whom havo acquired a public
notrioty fifr being purchasable, lie
signed their awards without scruple.
Ho was alio a member of the Hoard of
Audit to settle the accounts of tho
Washington Iting, and in that capacity
signed whatever papers Boss Shop
herd's former clorks presented.
Mr. I'titlicrford, tho retired AudiUir,
wus a carpet-bagger who squatted
down in North Carolina, und who, like
his class, nover fnilod to improve uny
opportunity within rcucli. Tho sus-
"t im "cthods of doing business in
his office long ago utlructod attention.
but ho was truly loyal to Grant, and
that devotion was a shield until his
miscondnct threatened serious difficul
ties for tho Administration.
Tho changes now mado are useful,
and may temporarily cheek tho plun
der of tho Treasury. Hut really they
only scratch tho surface. Tho whole
organisation, with honorablo excep
tions, is demonilizcil. and in inniiv
"ranches ut lorry rotten. Combinations
hnvo long existed between clnimageuts
and lobbyists otilside und officials inside
tho Treasury, by which bud claims aro
not only put through, but tho host ones
are scandalously Muck mailed. Tho
agents who aro tho intermediaries of
this extortion are ns well known at
Washington as the President himself.
They arrange tho terms with confed
erates who havo to pass upon tho ac
counts, and who can reject or admit
churns at discretion. The practice is
to suspend action until a bargain is
made, and when all tho formalitios arc
completed, to rush through tho award
by concert with the checking oftlconi,
Tliere is no menus of estimating tho
amount of tho frauds that havo been
comnntteil in this way, because it
could only bo approximated by a
Ihorotigh exploration of tho claims, tho
testimony, and tho laws under which
awards were made. But there is a
widespread belief that tons of millions
havo been stolon and divided among
Rings, while a considerable margin baa
been applied to party usee In tho
States, and to tho support of third-
term organs. Like tho machinery of
tlio V hisky King, this thicvoVy was
carried on in tho name of the iiepubli
ean causo, aud Comptrollers, Auditors,
and clerks, oithor closod their eyes to
the most daring frauds, or colluded to
mako them successful for a Bharo of
tho spoils. Xrw York Sun.
GRANTS PET SNUB ED.
Tho Danbury Arm says : Now that
everybody is talking about Cbandlor,
who is in tho Cabinet, tho following
story, a reminiscence of tho war, and
which wo boliovo has not appeared in
print, is applicable to Iho timos. Con.
Williams was. but a Brigadier. Ho
was competent, bravo, able and con
scientious, but ho was not advanced in
promotion, much to tho astonishmont
of thoso who know his worth, but wore
j unacquainted with tho feeling Senator
I Chandler enterluined against him.
.handler and Williams wcro both from
Michigan, and the former bated the
latter with a hearty hatred, and scru
pulously guarded against any advanco
mont that might lio offered bun. On
the General's stniT was Lieutenant Col
onel , n bravo man and a blunt
talker. He went home on a furlough,
and on returning in tho cars to Wash
ington ho was seated with a gentleman,
who, noticing that ho was nn officer,
opened a conversation on tho way.
Tho talk finally drifted to tho Lieu
tenant Colonel's position.
. "How do yon likeGoneral Williams'"
asked the gentleman.
"Tiptop," quickly responded tho
Colonel.
"How is ho liked in tho army?"
"No man ia more thought ol than
he, both by officers and men."
"A bravo man, ain't he ?''
"Ilo is that, if there Is ono in tho
service."
"Good execulivo ability, perfectly
sober, and bus the confidence of his
superiors?" pursued tho stranger.
"You couldn't havo sketches! him
more faithfully had you known him
from Infancy," replied tho officer.
"Then, if ho possess all these good
qualities, how is il bo is not advanced
in position ?"
The officer hesitated a moment as if
busy thinking, and then said ; "I'll tell
you. sir, just what the trouble is. Ho
j is kept hack from preferment by a
Senator from his Mate, a d d drunk
en hog, called Chutuller."
"Young nuin," blurted tho stranger,
"I am Senator ('handler from Michi
gan." The conversation was hero dropped.
Shortly after his return lo his post,
Iho Lieutenant Colonel rccoivod an
oiiler frjm tho War Department re
manding him to his regiment. '
General A. 8. Williams represent
tho Detroit district In tho House, Ho
was Lletitonal Colonel of tho Michigan
irnrdo.l as one of the U...I soldiers In
the service. .
THE CONDITION OF JtUSIA'HSS.)
Th.,,,.,1. t.ZtZ'
years now prophesying and autlclpat-
lug the Improvement of bueiness, yet
trade still continues unsatisfactory
Tho situation la not alarming, nor
tho nrosnoet vrv ulo..mv. . H-t tl,r
are many failures, and inurchai.lt
find that thoy must content themselves
with a smaller poroeutagoof gain than
that to which they bare grown ac
customed, und with roforenco to.wMuh
they had fixed thoir scale of expenses
at homo and In tbrwarohotiso.
This condition of things is likely to
bo permanent. Even though the vol.
uuio of business increase, as it surely
will, tlio merchant must bo prepared
! " " WW 01 1"""t
; ! 1 ""l'"reu "' too ten years
- 1 l"'"V'"' 10 W2 1 ,l'"rBl'uru wi r-
.inuiro greuler skill, more urudonce.
. -
I"1' 10 ''"
duet a largo business, tliuit in tCoso
j "
Idun yenin when eveli tho careless
extravagant, reckless, and rash could
not escape making money so lung as
thuy bad anything kt aell. It is tho
keeping of monoy, tho wise disposition
of it, that indicates business capacity,
ruther than the more fucuHy of mak
ing it when tho opportunities, are
abundant. If one-tenth part of the
men who made fortunes between 18G1
and 1871 hud had real, business pru
dence, Bound, practical heads, coolness,
and self-control, tho number of our
prosperous citizens would be mony
times what it now is. They lacked
thoso necessary qualities, so fur as tho
keeping of money is concerned, and
tho result is that they now must pay
trihtito to those who had them and
used them in preserving ruther than
in hazarding.
A correspondent of tho Million pre
sents facts and figures to show that
business is not improving. The iron
business, ono of tho greatest industries
of tho country, has not boon profitable
during the year; furnaces .and foun
dries nro closed in large numbers, and
only thoso run which uru favorably
situated for cheap production. In
lumber Iho manufacturer has actually
lost in 1875. In woolen and cotton
manufactures prices have declined seri
ously, amounting in tho case of cotton
goods to from leu to twenty per cent.
Mills are closed in many places. The
circulars of the large dry goods manu
facturers show that very nearly all their
stock is for sale now at lower prices than
a year ago. ( If the 5,334 failures with
liabilities of $131,172,503, 1,771 -with
liabilities of $54,323,227 occurred in
the third three mouths of the year
an excess of about 200 failures and
$20,000,000 liabilities over tho second
three months. Tho number of failures
has steadily increased ; 8,050 In 1872,
3,887 in 1873, 4,371 in 1874, and 5,334
in 1875, taking nine mouths of Iho
year.
Thoso facts aro certainly significant,
but they indicate rather the economy
oi mo peoplo man nil actually un
healthy condition of trade. The nuin-
bcr of failures shows only how far the
shrinkage jatvalucs has alfected bouses
which wcro doing more business than
their capital justified. Though the
privato culamity is great iu such cases,
yet the public really gains by tho dis
aster which attends suoh weakness.
The houses that stand are strength
ened, and a premium is put on consorr
alive business management Tho
weeding out process will do good, and
decrease tho hazards which always ac
company extended credit. Tbit salu
tary ofTect will contintio until business
again goU into speculative channels,
when tho fuilures will again increase,
and more weeding out will hnve to' bo
done. ,,..,.
The most serious outlook is in manu
facturing. The condition of our manu
factures as a whole is not encouraging,
although Ihey aro much nearer bard
pan than they havo been for yoart.
They cannot long remain in their pres
ent stagnant situation, and Iho greater
oconomy which uow governs tho man
agument of tho facloriea enables them
to produce fabrics at nearly aa low a
rate as they did before tho war, and
yet save a fair margin or profit.
What tho people of the country.wbo
aro themselves so closely economizing,
demand of tho Government, is that a
liko rigid economy shall control its
expenditures. Expenses municipal,
Slato, and national must everywhere
bo brought down to tho lowest attaina
ble figure. Tho party that does this
will get tho suffrages of the peoplo, in
spito of Grants Anti-Cutholio third
term movement and . all bis other
scheinos for bis own re-election. i!o
dttco tho oxpenses, reduoo tho tuxes,
stop tho stealing ; thoso are tlio do
munils. X. Y. Sun.
T1IE lOQ AN-HOSORR-a RANT
SCANDAL
In our Washington correspondence
to-day will bo found acomplcto history
of the circumstances under which Fred
Grant's father-in-law nnd Senator Lo
gnn obtainod possession of a valuable
mining projwrly in Colorado by pro
curing tho removal of n Judge who
stood in tho way of tho contomplnted
seistirO, and the appointment Of ono
. 1 I I I II
....... u " "1"'" l" ""I"
ort their claims to property which, as
the courtwhad decided, Iwlonged to
other parties who hail long been in
possession of the sumo. There havo
been a good many scnndiilons disclos-
ures lately ill regard U) the InBllllcr In j
which tho White House Influence hu'Z' ZJ1-."I X1?1ZS?.
boon used for tho emolument of friends
and relatives of the l'resldent; but wo
do not know of anything thai hot yet
transpired which has an Uglier look
than thia shameful transaction.
The Pelican Mining Company had
for several yeai-s been working with
grent profit a silver lode on ono Bide Of j
Dcuiocratiu Mountuin, near Georgo.
town, In Colorado. The Hives Com
pany, which bnd begun operations on
tho other sido of tha tain mountain,
ran what was called a cross cut Intp
tho vein belonging to tho Pelican Con.
pnuy, and then sot up an absurd claim
that they wcro entitled to one-half flio
lode. Of courso the courts decided
..gnuine i-mrurrt, vi nu turn'llinin
awiimd t l,u assiutanco of 11.11. Ilonora.
.1 e .1 i i , :
tho father in law of ?red Grant, and i
of Sjenator Logan, who tuoit rd the o.
nf txa tllulfint In eahtok K Iim ...'
Laa-aiM u:ia.nt.wl ....I il... la.lL.a.1 f I
lim plaoo of ono Slono, H poranrta. nj
of Jloimroa, who, inon ouinif liitluoiodl
. . m . 1 .I.. 1 1
Into offlco, at QIICO grailtoij HQ UJuHO' j
tion prevuaUiiff ih owotrftof ibo Plt
cftri fVom ojtomtlng their own mine.-
iLiu alleged that stock of the value of
I R00,000 was distributed between Sen-
Un' 0a"' ?red 0rant' nd Honl".
"rJu,r Ibo remove! ofjudge
mrm but Hnator Logan saya ho
lglPBI,u bout mQ0 fcr "Uttmi
luo propony WDICU It HI litigation
'fve" if tl,U ruo' k" H"0!"-'" of
uia eonuuui in using on omoiai innn
onoe for the removal oi Judge Belfoid
it none tho Ion evident. " ' " '
But there it a ttiil mere diaagreoav
blo feature In this tbamoftil business,
Judge Stone, who was appointed to
aid lfonoro, Lognn ft Co. In their plot
lo gel poattwaion ol tho Pelican mine,
followed hit action in that ease by ad
order, mado witho tt notice or bearing,
which gave one of tho Divos party
otHOBion of a mine belonging to an
English oompuuy, which that com
pany had held, by patent from the
United States, for seven years; having;
paid $500,000 ill cash for tho property
which was so summarily wiurhmited.
.This Booms incredible, but 'we have
tho facta from . Ibo most authentic
sources. u
uur LtiiK'd atutes sonutor and our
Minister to tho Court of St. Jumos
have already acquired a disgraoeful
notoriety in England in connection
witli a discreditable mining job, and
now wo have another Senator and a
near relativo of tho President associ
ated in an Interference with the judi
ciary of Colorado, which has resulted
in an arbitrary spoliation of English
invostors in an American enterprise,
compared with which tho Emma mine
airair was tho mildest kind of swind
ling. If tho United States aro not
thoroughly disgraced in tho eyes of
ft. A U.....I.I 1 ...III ..... I - .1 - I.
... nlll uw ul0 mini oi
Grant, his Administration, his nearest
friends, or the members of his house
hold. X Y. S,m.
JkTOTICK .
All panose are hereby notified that tha
harneaa, ea.lillee, leal her, material, and ell article,
of mrj kind la Ibo .adiller ebop on Market
atreet, on eomar af allcr. eel of A. I. rlhew'a
Drag .lore, in the boroua;h of Clearfield, la r
properyt, and ia oplj In charge or A. II. Milton
aa mr agent. J, I1LAKK WALTKRS,
Clrarlield, Jan. S, 1S70-.1i
QAUTION r
All ponona are hereby eeatloaed ageinet
purehaaiug ar in any Banner meddliog wiih tha
folluwiag property, aow ia the poaeeiiioa of Wm.
Harder, of N.w Wuhlngloe, ria ! I oook elore,
I eoal atoea, 1 pair lxd,tde, I bureau, I aink, I
auiiboard, I ubl... eeaira, 1 aland I elook, and
a lot of kitchen furniture, aa the .ana waa par
ohaied bjr me at Kberite aala, aad la left with him
on loan only, anbjeot bi mr order at aay tlm.
JAM Its OA1.LAUIIKB.
Raw W aehingtos, Jao. a, 1S7S-SI
C
AUTION.-
All nerrone are hvrahr eantlanMt .l..i
parchaing or in any way meddling with the
follow
ing property, aow ia tba neaieMioa af
iiiomaa j-auta.ll. or N, U'a.hinelon. tit
ok atore, I bed and bedding, 1 cupboard 1
boraaa, II eeaira. aad I ainh. u is. .....
Burcheeed by ma at bheriO 'a aale, and ia left with
bun on loan ouly.euejrct tnmy order at ear time
Naw Washington, Jan. t, 1871 il
All ber.ua. are I,. 1.- .mi
chaaing or in eoy way meddling with the fulLw:
"S pifl'crty, now ia itie poa.ea.ion of Thomas
lapte. or Wallecetua, ,. 1 .mail rocking
chair, 1 set ehairs, t hade aad bedding, 1 aland,
1 labia, I bureea, ikl yard, eejiiet, I ail diabea, I
... aaiTn ana lorsa, f picees glass ware, 1J
window blinds, I lunking gliss, I map, I sink, as
III. same waa purchased by me at ConHablo a
te oa ireoamaer, n, and la left with him aa loan
voiy, auujegi 19 mj onler at any time.
AI.K.XANOKH FltANt'K.
Wallecetoa, Jan. i, 1176. 3t
QAUTION.-
All peisona are hereby aaalioaad agaiael par
chasing or in any way urddheg with a promis
sory note, girra by me lo Henry Hoover, bearing
dale about the tVlb ar loth of Noeember, l7i,
lor thirty-sales dollar, end fifty aeata, da aa
day aller date, and for which I hare Barer re
eeived value, and therefore wiU aot pay the same
uaiesa evwpriiea to aa so nr due process or law.
WM. II. HOOVSH.
H u ia her gar, Jas. i. Il7-tte . .
riAUTION.
aii pertoni are utrrny eaaiioaed agalni! pur
ehaaitig ar la any way Meddling with tbe follow
ing properly, aow ia tba poateartow mt Hebeeoa
lWb.of llratly towBihip.rlii I beating ttovee,
1 eook eloTe and utcnul, t table-, 1 )uag, 11
ebalrt. 3 rocken. 8 bedi ind bea.iin l tt.t..i.
1 ddwigbtray, 1 tak, elotfcee preei. I book dek ,
ww hui uairi, i ajiiaee, tcie-as, i leoktog
glaeiee, lot of potatoe ft ecapa of bee, lot of oak
mtrvr, ti oi imwooa boardi, griDtt itone, I
beneh eerew, I tool cbert, 3 be- acapa, eet of
DiacRimUba'tooli. 1 oow, and 1 plgi, aa tbe aatae
waa porebaeod by nie at Coaetahle'a aale oa tbe
ahib day of Deoeinber, aad ia left with her oa
loan oniy, tubjeet to ctr erdar at aay time.
Kumbarger, Jaa. 6, Irtifl-Jt. J. B. KLLI3.
QAUTION.-l
AH pereoni era hereby oaaUoai agelnat
pnrehaung or la any way meddling with
tha following nMMrtT, aow ia the out
leeiioa of Haur Hueal.of Ueoatar townehip , vii
1 aow, eat of blaekeaiih'a toola, 1 aook etoi-a, I
parlor ilove, bade and bedding, I eapbvardi,
uuiaa, ano i J eaoira, aa taa aatae belong! lo aaa,
and la ten with ki oa loaa only, Nb)i to my
ofwier ai any une, ejuu.i VlltiMH.
UtahviUe, Ueo. J2, lSrftU
All pereona ere hereliy eaaion4 agtlnet
parebaalng or ia aay way meddling with
tha following property, wow la the pne
anion of K. It. hafrr, ef Ferraeoo townekm,
Tin I yoke f eiea, I two-yoar old be iffer. I
yearling atear, 1 aprligealraa, S hoge, I pig. lot
of bay and ert.Mder, I eook atom. 1 alak. t
iialr bedttaada, aa the aama beiongi to ma, and to
leu with mm on loan oaly, eaiijeet to tny order at
any lima. K.NOCII STRAW.
Murnm, Itea. 12, 1076-lt
QAUTION. ,
All pereoni are hereby eantionod aftintt
patebaaing or la aay way meddling with tha fl
lowing preprty, now ia tbe poaaeeeiua af Jamaa
Kitebon, of Cbeit lowathip, ic t I atora, I brd,
1 aow, 1 yearltan, I blank horao, 1 roaa boraa, 1
eet baraeee, 1 oarriage, I Iwe-bofee wagoa, 1 bar
raw, I timber aled, i ibtoreit in ipar iled, t tone
of bay, If tone straw, 40 but. oaU, It) ba. l.nck
wkeat, 4 abeap, lj baa. potatoaa, 4 iotertit in
hravkiag maebiae, 1 gun, 1 pig, 1 tone hiy, aa
the aama belong! io aa, and ii left with bin on
loan only, aiitijeot to nar order at any time.
Weetorer, Doa.lt, 7i-3t J. A J.SNVUKR.
C
AUTION.
All pereona are hereby tantloaid again'! par
ehuing or la any way meddling with the follow
ing ptoparty. Dew la the poeeeai.oa of Jeieph
Kitchen, of Cheat towoeblp, riit I maroa. 1 eolt,
1 enw, 4 aheen, I pig, IS bunhel potatoei, 40
J, rLT EZi
I" Ihreshiag macklaa, I saddle,! tone bay, II
tAD lraw, I ret bemcaa, 1 Mora, t bade A bed-
ding, 1 gon, 1 eat cbelre, ae lha name beloaga an
as, and la laft wltfe blm aa loaa only, tnaiecl to
onr order at any time. J. J. riNVlt
Wrstorer. Use. II, IS75-Je
TXKt'UTOR'S NOTICE
JTJ Notlea la hereby i
Iran that letters testa
mcatary having been granted to Ihesubaeriber on
late of Lawrence township, Clearflald aoawty, Pa.'
Ik. e.l.l. r IHUAUI. MtCltOI.U A....A
elalms ageinet the aama will present tham daly
anouoBueaiea see eouaeeneeii.
e. -i MARTHA NICHOLS, I
- MARTIN NICHOLO,
Clearteld, Jaa. a. TOl Saaaaton,
A:
DUIXISTUATOK S .NOTICE.-
Hi-ale la barabv ttrea that Leltm af Ad-
mlnlrtratloa am lha aetata of PHILANDMK
SMITH, hue af Lnwreaee towaahla. UL-arteM
oneely, Pa., aWd, aevlag baaa duly granted In
aeuta will pleaee make immediate payment, and
thos bavlag alalms ajr demands will piaeeat
them properly autbealleatad for aattlrawnat with
aal delay. A. U. TATK,
Clearteld, Dea. 8, 'ft-tt Adia'r. -
DMINISTHATOU'S NOTICK-
j Ifotloe Ii bereby glran that Letter of Ad
mlalftraUoa en tbooitate of M H'H A K I, M (I I ft K,
lata af ItBwroaoa towaebtp, Clearfteld eona'r,
I'a., daa'd, baring bora dole granted lo lae
nnderiignad, all porioaa Indebted lo laid estate
will pleaee mako Immediate paymeat, and ibjua
having alaima or demand! will preieut tbem
tavuie al
PT"1 aathastleatod for eelllemenl wllboat
aewy. I. kKAYV,
cis.risid, TV, Dee. 1, i7s at Adm'r
. jjj y , A T0 Rg. v'oTICP
NbtlrO U h
ereby el ran t1,at ttetteri (it XI
mlajitratiQii on tha aetata of ANMIH9US HVW.
tl i
1. late af Ulrarg twp., CiaarO.M ooaaty,
ttB7
a., aeoeariait, n
mlarilgnod, kl'
111 plraaa mak
itIm alaima
W Jltaat asaljoTmiitodtata Batmaat, anj tb
damaoda Will ftroeant tb
rop aathasMMad (or telttemaat witb.
tbaea
'Vp
wllboat
LRAT.
AilAil AO Jl (J n
iUlttlll UK
0llllthaB, De j. 1, 7s-lto Ada'ra.
a i.i.irtt aa una a v
tifawtfi, tt.'.'
NEW
i . 'T . M T
FJMMJIt. PEEto,
; AMD
grocery;
j-;;' j store.:. ..:-.:r.
Aa'iC. KRAMER 4-CO.,
Market Html, one door, waat of Maualoa
" " House, t'loarSeld, a,
Eeeoonln0lr'oe, haad a"-
SliOAR, " "
Htl ,
' 1 1 roFKKK, - :. . ... " V ,
' " . ;,;
sod, ;
VOAtl OIL,
a
HVKJIP,
'I ALT. "-d
KPICHS,
fOAP,
Canoed and Dried Fruite, Tubaooo, Cigara, Can-
diea, Cider Vinegar, Hotter, Egjra, Ao.
' ALSO. IXTRA OMBMADR
M heat and Buckwheat Flour,
Corn Meal, Chop, Feed, &o.,
All of whlob win be eold ehoen fur faveh ar in
aiahanga for aonntry produee.
A. U. KKAMKH CO.
Clearfield, Sot. II, lM74.-tf
JEMOVAL!
JOHN McGAUCHEY
Woatd rarpoatfullr notlfr the ttul.1t. venfr.!!
that ha baa removed 'bia Grocery Store from
Sbaw't How, lo tba boildiag formerly oeeapied
bf J. Milei Kratier, on tiaooad itraeL aeit door
to fiigler'a hardware atore, where be toUndi
kaxpiog a (bll Una of
O It O E It I E N,
,
HAMS, IlKIk'D BKEFaad LARD.
SUGARS aad 81 HUPS, of all grade..
TEA8, Oreen and Black. "
COrrEE, Hoaatad aad Uracs.
FLOUR AND PROVISIONS,
CaWEO i HI ITS,
All kinds It the market.
PICKLES, ia Jara and barrels.
8PICK8, In arery form and Tirlety.
FAMILY FLOUR,
AI.I. klNDSHKC HAlkkR.
SOAM,
MATCIIK3,
DRIED AI'I'LtS,
DRIED PKACHItS,
DRIED CHERRIES,
Coal Oil and Lamp Chimneys.
And a goad assortment of those thlnes n.nall
kept in a grocery store, which be will exchange
r w.r.viui, mi in. uaraei pnoea.
Will sell for earh aa eheaply aa any other oae.
Plraae aall aad sea kla eteek and Judge for
j.iar.cii. - -- -
JOH! alcO.tl'OIIEV.
Clearteld, Jaa. K Il7t. , ,
QROCERlF.S. :'
JAS. H. LYTLE,
(SuceeisM to LYTLK A MITCHELL)
WHOLKSALB AND RETAIL
DKALKRJM
. i - , 1 ., ii
' CHOITR l.l!R fP TBAM. '
09L0K0S, . ;
JAPANS,
IMPERIAL, '
TOl'KO HYSON. ' '
" ' ' KN0I.I8IT BREAKFAST
rarest it Market.
IIIJTrEH AMI) EtifJX "
Will be kept and sold at trat colt. Cash paid
OKRMAIT CnKRRIBS,
Tl'RKKT PRCNES,
PRESERVED PEARS,
" PIIILADKLPHIA ItAMS.
Mackerel, Lake Herring, Cod, Ac ' " -
' ' ' PICKLKH.
B.rrel Piokma and Eagllsh Pickles. ,
sI.IHIK ANII PBKIX. ' I I.
Floor, Corn Meal, Oat Meal, Ac
snob 175 , . JAS. U. LYTLI.
riliKA
P GROCERIES!
J l.l'.MnER CITT, PA.
Tha undersigned announces to bla eld friend.
nnd eatrnna that he bna anewed e mmI line .t
UROl'ERIKS A PROVISIONS at the old aland I
of Kirk A Spencer, for which be tojieiu a liberal I
patronage. II. W. SPENCER.
Lumiier CItv, Pa.. March 10-tf.
MEAT MARKET.
F. M. CARDON & ERO.,
Rear af Pie r Opera House,
. CLEARFIELD, PA.
Oar arrangemeau ar rf tb moat oiaplete
-haraetor fir furniihin the uuMie wilh Kre.h
Meats or all kind, ami uf the very he.t quality.
We elan deal In nil am.laef Arriehltaral Inula.
meats, whieb we keep aa eahlbtlien for lha ben
efit of the nablio. Call around when Is town,
an.) take a iook at thing., nr a.l.lreM ua
F. M TARnO A t0."
Clearteld, Pa , JolJ 1 ljiW7J.tr. 1; (
jjKBJli MEAT kARKKT.awe.1
. M. 0. BROWN it BlvO., .'-'' i
Waraej W.; Clearfl.ld, " J -
Would announce lu the eltissns of the town aad
vlelnity that Ih.y still keep tlie meat market at
tha old eteed, where Ibep will ke, e .
Froth noef.'Vcal Mutton and'fitmb,
,., , ,of Lho fiuoat cjuuiiliot. ., , '
Market aoralnga Tasedara. Thirridavs and
Sanardnyt. llrve s a call.
Jata , 74-&m M. U. BROWN A DHO.
E
0 It 8 A L' Er
' A targe and wen talehH Rrlck Dwelling, alts-
eie ea tae new wawa. in ana awrwaf t t Cleef
told, eoalaiaiag aleren roams, witk good aellar,
weter ia the kitchen, and all the modera eoare
alences. Paatrles, Rath-room, t1nhes-presses, te.
Let Hity feel r.Hil and twa hundred and thirty
feat bark, witk a Iwaaly fool alley aa tkeeeat
side, fiaid buildiag, with all the appartenaaora,
will be'sold cheap, with pvmeiitatu auit purcha
ser. Application can be mode In Ibe ander
elgwed, ar to A. O. Tela, tea., who will gtva all
weoaesarp lufarmatiaa la those wk, dasltt tt ia.
spaol leal property.
May list, mt, tf . ' '
"- Clearfield Nursery. . '
EXCOtJlAGr: ItOMK ixDysTnr.'
fpilk wadereigaeA, baviag eetahllaked a Hat.,
I sory on ll,e 'Pike, boui half way halwsra
Clearteld and Curwrnafllle, Vs prriared tn Ibr
aleb all binds at FRUIT TRIkI, (standard .ad
darast) vwvwnaasHV tbrebbery. Urea Via,.
Uauaabarrj. Lawloa Rlankberrn. Ktrewheu.
aad Raspberry Viaes. Alao, Blbcriaa Crak frets,
Oyaiaea, aad early ectrlet Rh.h.rb. Ae. Ordart
premptlj Mtsadj to. AldrtsL1 '
at. vrnium i,
aeptl t) OnrwenavUla, Pa.
mtu.
ALLEGflENT UOTEt.r
(Market St, bet. Third and Fourth,)
CLKAM.'IKI-O. PA. -Tha
aabaerlbcr having boeom. proprietor of
thla hotel, would respectfully ask t llbaral share
ef liuVic Lalruoswc. Pricea TciuoiJ to aiait the
tltnsa.
. Jaa.M-75.-H . , . . ' -O. L. tElPOLDT
SUHiUKHANNA HOUHE," -
j CURWIMSVILLK, PA.
NEWTON READ, Paorsiaiou.
Daring baaoma praprletor of ibLs llot.l, I
"""M lestaelfallr aol'iall tba BMroau. ,f the
publio. Uouee r.atantly and suacuually all
eated j , -ilj.relltad and refu.-ni.h.J , .Ju,.
pie rooms atttnl., Au pajr(,,j .,., M
'e- J.nJ.fa
(Cor. of Market A Frost street.,) ,
OI.KAUFiELD, I'A.
Tba undersigned baring tako ct.ru of thia
Hotel, wunid aaepeotfully aoliait nablc pultueage,
Jenl'74 D. It. Ui,l.kHTON.
WASXUXGXON ilOUl-E, ' "
" V.'--"- KaiW WArlHIA'UTON, PA.
- nils aew and well lurnisbed boure bes bees
taken by the aadersigncd. lie fwlsconlideat of
ling able lu render aatisfactios lo Ibusa ko may
...or oiui witb a call.
1 Majr 8, l7, , a. W."j)AVlK. rw,.
LOCK nAVBPJ, P E.N N ' A.
JaKTl "' HACBEAL A KltOJl'lrop'..
LOVD UOUSE , p r'
Main Street, ! ."
fHILIPSBUHll, PENN'A.
a ' 'i.T7' '"PP,ta 'tb tha bcrt ll taarket
alorda. The trarelia, publl, I. lamed t.c.ll.
sot1,7I. HOUEKT LOVD.
THE MANSION HOUSE.
Cornerof Second aad Market Streets.
t'LEARMLD. PA.
THIS aid aad acmmodloaa Hotel baa. daring
the paat year, beea aalargaat ta doable lu
former eapaelty for the eaterteinment of atrea.
gara aad guaala. Tha whole balljin, baa heat
reforniehed, and lha proprietor will spare ta
pains lo render hla gaeata Maal.rt.bla wbil.
alaylog with him.
-Tha 'Maaaloa House" Osaelbae raas to
and Iron lha Depot oa tba arrival and departure
ofeeehtrela. - JOUN DOUOIIEKTY.
"-M Propri.L,,
gnats.
r. k. asaata. a. w. anaou). t. a. aai.e
F. K.ARNOLD 4. CO.,
ltiuikorx and ISrokren,
Ravnoldarllle, Jcfcraua Co., pt.
M.iney reeeired en deposit. DlKounls at o
derata rates. Eastern and Foreirn Eachanee al.
ways on hand and eollnrtions promptly nia.le
ReynoldsrHte, is, iS7..ij
County National Bank, '
OK CLEARFIELD, PA.
ROOM in Masonic Bailding. one door north ol
C. D. W.laon'a Drug Slore.
Paaaage Tickete lo and from Liverpool, Queens,
towo, Mlasgnw, London, Paria and Coi,cnhg.n
Also, Drans for aale on tbe Royal Dank of Ireland
and Imperial Bank or London.
.w,M.(!BrciI;.L,!0SAnD'.
DREXEL & CO., "
No. ai South Third Street, Phlladclnlila
tt-SJw'KERS,
And Dealers in Government Securities.
tlon, aud all information ch
application oy mail will reeeiro prtmi.t at ten
uruen eolmtcd.
riuity lurniihed
A4i 1 1 t f .
Sfutistr.
jy.XTISTRY
Having determined to lueata In Corner,. .ill.
for the purpose of pursuing my prol.rsion. I
hereby nnVr my services lo lb. pohlic. I hnve
just tnl.hed a term of dental in.trnctiona an.lcr
the bert leachera of tbe Pennsylvania College ef
Dent.l Surgery in Philadelphia, and urn now
prepared lo ciecuta all aork pertaieing lo dcnl
istry in tlie brat manner, with tha latest Imprure
ment.. All aork guaranteed to give entire sat
i.laolina a to quality aad duration. Tealh aa-'
tracted vnth'mt pain. Room in new Bank build
ing. Pur further information apply ia iiersoa ar
JJ" E. M. THOMPSON,
mch.ll '7j.tr. ' Curwensiille, Pa.
' A; M, HILLS
jrjiaea. Would rarpactfully notify bis patients
JJJw-il het ha has reduced the price uf ARTI
JFICIAL TEETH to ,20 M per sel, .,
.15 to f, a double set. For any two persoas
eomiag at the aama time, to have exh an ai.p.r
eel. will g. t lb. two sets far .., or tl7.it
ea.-h.
Tcrma invariably Oa.K
Clearteld, July 1.1871. . ,
GEORGE E. ROBACKER,
WROT.BSALI niALBS I
WINES AXD LIQUORS,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
My plana of basiaeas ia aa Market street, di
rectly oppoello tbe Coart Hoasa, wheea I desire
to keep, full slock of PURE LlyliORS, ana
will warrant them to be tach to my eustomera,
Uiea me a eall j0y jt fl.i
WHOLESALE LIQTJOK STORE,
f At the end of the aew bridge,
WEST CLEARFIELD, PA.
- The proprietor of thla establishment will buy
bis liquors direct from distillers. Parties baring
from Ibis hnnaa will be aura ta get a pure article
at a small margin above oast. Hotel keepers eat
ba faraisbed nilh liqaera aa reasonable terms.
Para winae and brandies direct from beeleyi
Vinery, at Hath, New York.
OEOROB N. COLDUR.f.
Clearteld. Juao IS, lSTt-tf.
t:ST.tllLISHEI 1S3T.
PU11E RYE WHISKY.
Wa asia call your alien Una to tbe above ela
brated bread of gnodj, and we de w witb the ran
rictioa that tbpre la a great want exiating among
a va!t nnmbar of por!on wbu are rotnprtlrd to
ura, medleinaMrer o4berwiM. a pure whi.kr.
To aupply tbie want we eJer Italic) 'e Pur
Hye, aa article whiah baa been before live piott
r.r a nui1er of year. iM reputatia Kaoding
high aa a thoroughly reliaMe MlmuUitv amoug
medical man. Ai an T.nee. Quite a nnmh., ..r
ouromineat pbyiioiana prraeriia It t theexela-
ion n an oinvari. ,
Bring aiaie oo tbl beat kauwn uienliB tiriB.
riplf!, from the clioiccit grain, n l by praotical
diftlllerf-, It rrUlna a delightful flaror, anH
grootly improMd by age, mahea H largely eoagbt
iiwt, s.j nn etui utciaanq Druggi,.
Should yun dair la airj) tbta arhiikv tri.l
aad are ia doubt as to whether your hotel or drag.
fist hwp it, (nl haring one of our aigua duplav
fd.1 write to o and we ahall ba oint bapy to
Hlroct yoa to tbe poreom who handle oar gooda
in your neigbherhoo I.
We arc alto aula prop it-tora and inanofaeturen
oftlicwrli.knownliU.s rtKVKn S TON IO II kit It
1111 TKR8, which has bn pucprirfuttv uted fur
tn'r7 "r" " Kmt ForiO.r, ami Dye.
W 4 T"ni'-
,. . ... .. . ' " u"Klf"'
jik.oj hi n tuiro nt I'hiladclphia.
READINGJFOR ALLI I
BOOKS STATIONERY.
Market Ml., Clearfield, (al 111, Poet Olarr.)
fPUK anilrrsigncd begs Icav to announce la
X tha cilia, oa of Clearteld and vicinity, that
be has tiled np a raoro and bus jast returned -from
tbe eily with a large amount of reading
matter, aontiiling ia part af
Bibles and Miscellaneous Books,
lllank, Ac-ouat ant Paaa Books of every de
scription i Pir and Envelopes, French pressed
and plain i Pens and Penrtla; lllank Legal
llapere. Deeda. Mortgagee; Jadgawet, Kteusp.
tiun and 1'romisarv aotos: While mmA
lent Uriel, Legal Cap. Hecord Cap. aad Bill fan,
Sheet Muile, for either Piano, Plate or Violin,
eoaetaatly aa head. Aay hooka ar evalteaery
desircl thai I may not hereon hand, will bo ordered
by tret ovpresa, and word tf-vkoleaale or retail
lo auit suBtemars. I will alee keep sierlodieal
lUaratara, saoh aa Magaatnae, New.paiM.re, Aa. -P.
A. tsALLlN.
Clearfield, My ?, fsts (
VAisUAUIsK PJt6lKH'rV
- POll BALE Uk toil RENP.
The saberrlber girra notlea that be will eilher
rent or roll hia duelling and slort property, ail
auto oa Reed street, .,lj,.inins the Waard U,ie.
in the boreneh of t'lcerSel.l, 1. The store rimna
le IS X SI leet. Tbe dwelling bouse nenleiaa It
raema aad a hilohea oa) the tret atorv, aud -roouta
o tho eeoaad alary. Tha atora raeaa
nan be had at oaee, and the dwclliag pertiaw
on and aller the 1st or Jur. For fariber par
llcalars, addreaa ar sjily ta'bt wadenigaed aw
the preaaiaoe. Umt U. PAJiwkll. .
Cleerlield. Pa., May I,
IttU AI.K-w,.lBilr,M r-t
aale a valenbte taws praaerty la ska hareagh
ol Clnaitolil. Ut tUlkt fMt, wilh a gu4 Iwa.
story plank hase Ik. ten .reeled, with threw
roonit dune Itaira and four Vd ruoms ap sUara.
A lea, wrwin room and hark ranm a seerend floor.
Mmiea kalakad aampleaw Item waller te ante,
tlood double pornb and good water. Pria ran.
snn.bla and payments eater.
t0eng?t WM. M. !!eCnUOt!OII. '
STK A M 8 AVM LL,KNO 1 N K '
K AND BOILERS FOU aALC.
The nndcnlgiied eftert for sale ea reaeoaabla
termatkelr steam earn abllt, Wealed lltilhie
tow, Olearteld Oa Pt a ewelna awd heller
as as (rood as aow. the sla of Iks engine h
UaM, awd fa re isusmI relng order. The, wilt
aim sell their Stengel awd let. mtn, sadaN tt
(. maahiaawy ia Iks mUL iWea wlebeag
to purubasa cat rail ot ar addrasa,
ORAHAM. WAlIACI C0k
Clearteld, Pa., Jute IS, l!t,
..A )J.