Hi
''Mi
21
6'
Sardirirr, A Itawirr. ,
HARDWARE,
aad iiftwtonn af
Tln.Copper ft Sheet Iron Wire,
Soeoad Street,
CLBAiriBLD, PA.
i i . ; ...
Harlag largely Inoreeead ou ttoak of Hard
ware, n Intlu lit paUlo to uuln oar .took
Carpenter, and pertaaawno eontemplate Wild
lag will de wall le uuln oar
TOOLS BUILDIIO HAK9W1X1,
wkteh li ae nil of the but Buihotir, ud
WIU M tola low lor obib
NAIL3,
GLASS,
PUTTY,
GLUE,
LOCKS, . -
LATCHES,
, , ; HINGES, J
I,, ''..' .. , SCREWS
All klndi of D.nob PIMM, 8wl, Chleell, Squares,
Hammer!, Ilfttehoti, Plumbi and Levolo,
Mortlted A Thumb Osagee, B...U,
Brace. A BltU, Wood end Iroa
' s. Beoeh Borewi, ud the boot
; Boring Machine ! tht
market,
Doable and Single Bitt Axes,
' POCKET CUTLERY, Ac. .
Agents for BurnelVt Iron Corn Shelter,
warranted.
Alio, ftgonli for Riobardi'
GOTHIC PLUG TOPS,
wblok effectually euro Amok FluM.
Farmer.' ImpUm.nt. tod Oard.n Tooli of er.ry
, deecripllon.
A large rarlaty of
COOK. STOVES,
which wo warraul to giro aatlafMtion.
Portable Haute mnet Furnace.
fa,RooflDg, Spooling and Job Work done en
rauonoblo term.. All ordorl will receive prompt
attentica. Juaell, I07J.
POWELL & MORGAN,
DIALBItl 1
HARDWARE,
Alio, Mftaafaetnrmof
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
CLEARFIELD, PA.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS of all
kind, for mIo by f
POWELL A MORGAN.
T AILROAD WHEELBARROWS
for int. by
POWELL A MORUAN.
QIL, PAINT, PUTTY, GLASS
N.lli, tU., for ulo by -
POWELL A MOROAN,
TTARNESS TRIMMINGS SHOE
li.
Finding!, for lal. by
POWELL A MORGAN.
Q.TJNS, PISTOLS SWORD CANES
For ulo bj
POWELL A MOROAN,
jjjTOVKS, OF ALL BOKTS AND
Sliei, for lal. by
POWELL A MORQAN.
fRON ! IRON I IRON I IRON I
L
For ill. by
POWELL A MORQAN.
II
ORSK SHOES k HORSE SHOE
4 ;
RAILS, for ..le by '
POWELL A MOROAN.
jCLLEY BLOCKS, ALL SIZES
Aod kilt MaaofMinr, for uli kj
POWELL A MOifoAN.
iIIIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE
' , BOXES, for nlo by il
POWELL A MOROAN.
G. S. FLEGAL,
Ironsides Store,
PIIILLIPHBURO, PA.
. DEALER IX
IIAKDWAHR, STOVES, TIEATER9, RAKO
E9, WOOD AND WILLOW WARE. .
0. AND MANUFACTURER OF ,
TIN, SHEET-IRON AND COPPERWARB.
Praiqilili Stmt,
Pbllllpibari, Cootra Co., Po.
It.Mojr 1;J. .
TBOi. . HCHRAT.
crnvt ooRnoK.
WEST BRANCH
INSURANCE AGENCY
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, Clearfield, Pi.
DRANOR OFFICES lo dlffernt ptrti of tko
Count.
Too following Old ud R.llibl. Fin, Awld.nt
B took aad Llfo loioronli Compoaiii rfpnnntod'
Eit.b. AhoU.
Nortb Brltlib A Horeaotilo Flro
loi. Co., ol EnnUnd $J,Mi,MO
180ft Peoltisb Oommtroial Firo Inl.
Co., of Noilaad (gold) lo,IM,000
1T94 Norib Anortoa rlro lataraaoo
Co., of 1'btladilpbia. m
Ift2t Firt A.MWIadoa Firolaiaraaoi
4,IM,M
Co.. of Philadelphia I,IH,M
laaa rnotnii . tub. w, m. v.... aao,aa
KoT Walirtowa Plra lai. Co.. of H.
T., iniaroi farm bolldiagp only
IHT1 AMaioli Firo Intaraaoo Co., of
7M,I
Cioi.lon.il ,a
Mftg York fltob Ia.aranoo Co., of
I'anna IaMroikorMi, Ao 7ft,9M
1874 HartforC AeoidontlniaraoooCo
of CoaooMloat 1 IM.tM
1847 Poaa MMaal Lib laiaraooa
ro.. of PowoiTlTaala....n.. t,400,l()
I8f Motropoliun Llfo lorarmaooCo -
of Now York I.Mtl.ftM
Total oapltal , t7,Mi,Mt
Piaoni la tka eoantr dMlrtng tataraaoo, oaa
haro it promptly auondod to br talllag at tbo
nffio or addraating ai br hHUr. laaaraaoaf of-
toetod at tho low.it pntrlhlo rata, to bo oatatnad
la Am-oiata oompaatoi. ao tUMpnafM rapro.
i.fMf trafca Ma tmM.al.,
Tko a bo., two lift Iniaraao Co.'i, rcprootatod
or t. it. fiarrar, bit. paid ant la oaib, bttwoow
tht datnof Aag. 1871 and Aag. 1874, to tko
frloBda of doraaoad polio balaara ia thli aoawtj,
toa mm of ftll.OOO. I
Pro.l.lo rar tho fatara by laaariag poor kamea
and yoar li.ai ia tho W.rt ftraBoh laaaraaoo
Ag.no7. MURRAY A UOROON,
Cloarlald , Map M, 7S. Agrata.
FULFORO cV THOMPSON,
OENERAi INSURANCE AOtNTS,
Cletrtold, Poan'a, - '
Hoirtat all tka loading Firo luiraaao
CompaaiM of tbi oouatry :
foam 4l8,tM,H4i
Royal Canadina .Oaa.aaa
Horn.. Y- Yark A,rM,ll
I.TOomlog. Maaoy, Pa ft.tai.4tt
Franklin. Phil.d... I,
I'hnit, Hartford , l,8ol,8
llaaorrr, ? f Vork I.t,isi
lloiaa, Col., 0, tlt.Ma
Atlaa, H.ttf frt 1M,4I
Pretidanoo, WathlntM tll.Mo
Panoni abovt rffrotlag an htiaraBM on prop
art, af any kind, ahotil aafl at oar oflao, on
Markot alrwt. oppoaiU tho Ooart llouao, aad aoo
oar lilt of eomuaolai and rataa bofora Imarlng.
JOHN af.rULFORD,
T. W. THOMPSON.
Cloarlald, Pa, OoL J7, It-y
J.rlt. M'MURRAY
WILL HHPrLT TOO WITH ANY ARTICLB
OF MRHCHANDIHR AT THB VKRY I.0W7MT
PRICE.' COMI AND SEE. (I:Si7Ij.i
NEW WASHINGTON.
tC I, t4A Par Dap al haaa, Torau frao
avv ko.w tddnaa i
Addraee 8. Snaeoi A Co, PorV
land, Malaa.
jaalf.ly
r eteit, 6rrl, U.
JJARD times v,::
IIAVI HO EFFECT
IN FRENCHYrLtET
I ua awsra tkat tkara an aaaw aaraooi a UtUa
aaiw M pioaaa, ana a aai aiao a vara um ta.
oomplalat of "kard Umaa" la wall algk wol.oroai.
Rat 1 am aa altaatod aaw tkat I oaa aallafy tko
form or aad proro aoaolaaWolr tkat "bard timaa"
will aot albot tkooa who buy tkalr goodi from
aM all my patrou aaau aa taiuatod lato tka aw
oral oi ,
HOW TO AVOID HARD TIMES
t hT good Mouth lo pyy M U lali.bl.
UuU 1b tb lowrnJ of lt twmty wbtah I t4l
tvt itwtdlaa; low nkm froai my autuaotki ttor la
MULSONBURa, wliin I en iJw.t U feud
ntMj to wu m nppty ml
Dry Goods of all Kinds,
Sack aa Clothi, Satlaattt, Ca.ilai.raa, Muallal,
jlilaiooi, UBia, uriinngi, t'ailaooi,
Trlmmingi, Rlbbom, Lao(
RoadJ-mado Clotblng, BooU and Hkooa. Hata aad
OaptH-all of tbo baat mataria! and mada to ordofw
Hoao, Sooka, Uloraa, Mlltaaa, Loom, Hthbooa, Aa.
OROCERIKS OF ALL KINDS.
Coff.0, Toa, Bagar, Rico, Molaoaw, Flih.'Salt
fork, Ltaaoad oil, riak on, uarboa Oil.
Hardware. Qaaaarwaro, Tlawaro, Ooatlac. Plowa
aad now caallaga, nana, nplloa, uora Oultlra.
ton, Ulnar rroton, and an kiadi or aioi.
Parfuaorj, Palata, Varalik, Olua, aad a gaaarat
. aaaonmoni oi otauoBory,
GOOD FLOUR,
Of different brandi, alwaya on band, and wlU be
fold at ina leweat poaalble Rguroa. t. ,
1. H. MeOlaln'e Medleiaea, Jayno'i Modlolnaa
HoiUttar'i and llootaad'a Bitlera.
ftOftl aoaada of Wool wanted for whiek tbo
hlghoit prioe will be paid. Cloreraoed oa band
and for aalo at the loweat awkot prion.
Alio, A tent for Slrattoavllle aad CarwaBerille
TbraiblBg Maobiaaa.
raVCall aad aee for yoarealrer. Toa will lad
every tblog aaaally kept ia a retail atore.
L. M. COUDRIET.
reaokrlllo P. 0., Angual 11, 1174.
i. r, wiiria...
..w. w. irre
WEAVES A JlETTS
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Are offering, at tka eld liana of 8. L. Reed A Co.
tkelr itook of goodi, oonilitltg of
DRY - GOODS, GROCERIES
BOOTS A SHOES, "
HATS A CAPS, BARDWARB,
QIIEKNSWARE,
FLOUR, FEED, SALT, 4o., 4o.,
At tbe noit Kiionable nlaa for CASH or ia
Of change for
Square Timber, Boards, Shingles,
OR COUNTRY PRODUCE.
dP'AdTBBOM atade to thoae engaged la get
ting aat aqaara timber oi tko aioit advaatagooaj
term a. pdlljanfl
"RANTED.
BY
N. E. ARNOLD,
CURWENHVirLE, rM
v ' (8aaMMorto)
Arnold & Hartshorn.
J 00,000 ae-lnrh knared blafUa.
J 0,000 poanda of Wool. (
Partial kartBg long Bklnglea or Wool (or eith
er) will do well to oall oa mo. Tea klgheet mar
ket price paid at all ttmee.
AlN, a fall aad oemplrte itock of
dry goods;
hats &. CAPS,
BOOTS d NHOEN,
GROCERIES, FLOUR, FtED,
SALT, PROVISIONS, &c,
whlok will be eold at reaeoaable prleee, or e
ebanged for ahiaglao or wool.
n. K. Aitnuku.
Carweaavllle, May ft, 1871.
Down I Down 1 1
THE LAST ARRIVAL
AND OF COURMK THB CHEAPEST t
A Proclamation against High Prices!
Wl art aow pcning wp a lot tf t ImmM aad
mort Mwnftbla Uoodi and With avar
offend ta thlt aiarkat, and at pri-M that rank ad
at of tha (toed aid day of ehaap this fa. Tboa
woo iaK mia apoa iaia pninc. or aaaai oar aua
gatlona anparflaoas. aoad bat
CALL AT OUR STORE,
Con. of Troat aad Markat ttraatt,
Waara tbet aa ta, foal, haar and kaow fof !
Mlraa. To (allyaadantaadwbat araehtap fnoda
tbU mast ba doaa. Wa do aot daam It aaeaattarr
ta aaanarata aad lUmlia ear ftoek. It It anoagb
fbr to atata that
Wa have Evervtking that la Needed
m4 (WBtaaiad la tkii Markat, aad at fri$ that
jajawawima aTVlal l ADaOWniF.
aaaw JUHt.ru B1IAW BOW,
JANIEL , GOODAKPKR,
UTIIKRSBURO, PA.,
Daalar la
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
HOSIERY & GLOVES,
BATS A CAPS aad BOOTS A SHOES,
Tobaoao, Oroeerlei aad Fl.h, Nalli, Hardware,
ui.ii.rn, m.a a a 00
Boya' Clothing, Drog., Painla,
Olla. Sciiool Booka,
- a largo lot of Pataat Madlolaaa,
CaadiM, Nate A DrUd Pralli, Cbana aad Crsak.
... l j a,... k .
nwvm mum nin. rowa.r,
Floor, Grain and Potato)!,
Clo.ar aad Timothy Sard, ,
Sole Leather, Maroeooa, Llalngi, Blading! and
.ih, r.awMa..r. lOOII BBOJ
Shoe FlBdiaga.
Mo araata. atrial tit mm.i. Ik ... .-.. I. .k.
ooaaty. All for nle eery low for eaab er eoantry
prodaoo at tbe Cheap Ceraer. May I, 1871.
JKW BTOKE AND NEW GOODS
JOS. SHAW & SON
Ha, juat optnexl a ,
Niw Broil, oa Main 8t..Ci.iiiriit.a, Pa
lately occupied by Wm. F. IRWIN.
Thalr itock cooaiit.ol
QD IXL "5X .CO CD CD 12 St.
Oaaciaiia of tba baat quality,
QrjtENRWA.E, Booti and Shoea
aad nttf artiola laoaeaar, ror
1 , . ' ' w. . .
Gill tot aiamlaa eat itock belor pap
ohaolng alaewkara, May , IHOO-lf.
JORTICBaV dk COaTwTABLKaW nwm
W bare arlalad a lane aaaahar af aba
FEI BILL, aad wiU a tka raaeta af twealp-
amm, mau a oeay to ear ad4roaa. mriw
OPENING.
SHOWERS'
BOOT & SHOE;
HAT & CAP
It!-,-. ....,,
J,
i -ft a .
;' ' HTOIIE.
ROOM No. 1, PIE'S OPERA HOUSE,
MARKET STREET.
A fall and eomplete aieortmaBt of aew goodi
aaw bvw Biyma, aewa IB
"HARD PAN" PRICES.
Citlioai are larllod to oall and examine my
took aad jadge for Ikeauelrea aa to o,aality aad
prioao oi gooae.
JOSEPH S. SHOWERS.
ClaarHald, April 14, 1874.
inANGE OF PROPRIETORS.
Tba nnderaia-ned karlac aarobaaed tbe atara
goodi aod proporty formirly vonipied by Lever
Flagal, oa tleoand atreel, Clearaeld. adoul. Uii
bmbtc oi oringiBg nia Btt.ia.ae ia 100 aolioo ai
mo pnone, aaa promtae. to rorniab bli patroaa
wna in. rvry DoaiqaaiHyoi
BOOTS & SHOES,
K
" HATS & CAPS,
at aieaadiaf law rata. Tbla I am analtd ta
da, btseauH I bara bo rait to pay, aad oaa thara
fort dlfida tba prolti with B17 eualonari. It
auy ba said that tbla ia an aipariiaaat with saa,
bat if tallinf a rood trtiolafur a low 6fara aa
lloeaouitoH aadaipRnda trmda. I ata boaad ta
aocaad la mjf andartaking. , Qir a tail, as
aroint my atork aad ltarn my prieea.
To my la ret atook of boot! and ahoaa. ball ud
Cap-, I have Just added a fall atoek af
Genta Furnishing Goods,''
which I wilt aall at tba vary lowaat agttraa for
oaaht or la asebanga for wastry prodae at tba
HIGHEST MARKET PRICK.
Call and axaratat my atonk and prioaa bafora
parrbaalnalawtifrt. u . ,
PKTRR MatiBOROS.
Cloarlald, April 11, Wk , -
B
OOT AND SHOE MAKING.
J08KNI II. DEEHINO. oa Marko4 Mreet. la
Shaw'i Row, Claarlold, Pa., kas Jail reeeleod
a lae lot af Froaek CalfSklai aad Klpi.tke
beet la tbe market, aad la aow prepared ta maa.
araetaro em ything la kli line. He will war
raat kia work to ka oi rapreaoBted.
Alio, all klada af Lealkar and Show Finding,
for aala. i
Tbe eltlieae of Clearleld aad eleiaity an
reapoetfally larlted to giro him a tall.
Work doas al abort aotlee. 718"71y
The Bell's Ian Woolen Factory,
.1 Pena towmklp, Claarield Ce, Pa.
BURRED IIIITI
BURNED UP I
Tha sabaeribara bara, at graat atptaaa.rtballt 1
aaighborbood atoaaatty, la tha aratioa af a drat
alaaa Woolaa Maaaratory,wltb all tba aiodara
laaproraaiaata attaabad, aad ara proparad ta aka
all klada of Clotba, Caaaiaiaraa, SattaatM, Blaa
kata, Plaanala bio Plant af goodi a haad la
tupply all oar old aad a tbtaaaod atw eattotaara,
whoao wa aak to aoata and ana. Ina our itoak.
Tht baalaaaa af
CARDING AND FULL! NO
will raaaUt our t'paolal atttntloa. Pro par
arrangananta will at mada to reoalra aad dallrar
Wool, to aaft auatomara. All work warraatad aad
doaa upoa tha abnrtut antioa, and by atritt attta
tioa to blonaa wa bopt to raaliat a liaaral than
of publle patronnga.
KMHM POUNDS WOOL WANTED!
Wa wilt pay tha blgheat Markot prloa for Woo
aad tail aar ataaafaetarml gooda aa low aa aiallar
good aa bo bought ia the aounty, aad whanavar
wa fall to rtador raaionablt aatlafaotloa wa aaa
alwaya ba foaad at boat raady to aakt propor
tiplanatiaa, aitbar ia ptnon or by lottar.
JAMK8 J011NH0N A hONfl,
aprilMtf BowarP.O.
LEATnER BREAST-STRAPS
BUPER8BDXD BT
COVlCRTni PATENT METALLIC
BREAST HOLD-BACK
v M ada of tba tort Halloa-
bio Iron, aad iaattaohad
t tba Haaaabythabtat
8aap trar lavantod. It
ia aaally aad quickly pat
. , oa, aad pravanta tha 9
wbitralng of tha horaaa '
' by tba polt. Mot lUbla
to gat aat tf ropalr.
Wliriaatforytara. All
wa aak ia a fair trial, to
coarlaoa all aartlaa aa
log than that tbay art
aaaurpaaaad ia valua for '
tha parpoaa for which
thty art int-rdad. N "
KACKKTT A 8CIIRTVER.
Cltarflald, April It, 1174.
PirraBURRH, pa. . , , .
For apaarda af twaaty yaara tka laadlag kaal
Be ColUiaof tko Vailed latea,afeHan.qBa.
M adraalagn for Ike Ikoreaik, praalloal odara
ti.a af yoaag aad middle aged mra. Kl.d.aU
admillad al any time. For lirrnlar. .,11 re..
J. C. SMITH, A. M., .
Prla.lpal.
Tka IRON MTV COLI.KtiK" lo Ike
ealy laot' illon of the klad la tkia oily tkat we
reeomrer .d lo the pablla palroaaga. Prniyu
r(aa AaHr, ,'ll.taryt, Ta, S.p. lt,'7t am.
grEOUL LEGISLATION.
Nolle, li kereby glrea to tko poblle and all
partlee Inlmeled, tkat pll.lloa will ke made
at Ike pnent eeeaioa af lha dial Leguleian to
pam aa act Maallag aa Aot af Aiaembly, an
pnred Ibe lid, day af Marak, A. D. I8T8, aad
tbe eaiplnieat annro.ad lha Id da. ar a'...il
ava. appi
, ralaliaa
A. D. I87L r.Lllei la lUeolloollaa or I.... I.
tke eoBBly of Olaarield.
CLARK BROWN.
' a. a. MOIIKK,
HARRIS HOOVER.
. All.it! 1. B. OooBUanoa, .
CUrk.
Commiialaara Oflea, 1 .
Cmartald, Pa, Jaa. 1,, 18. j 41
AGKm ATall)M, womaa and
aklldne) lo Ball goodi. Coalaaalal Priek,
bo beat, li ante. Raraam'i Woadar, woa
aerfal, It reali. Jnbar Triak the koea trtak-U
aent.. Commaadlag S.H. goad, l eeala. MagU
Trlokaardi.oieltiog, It eaata. Magi. Ag.oarda,
amwatat, It aenta. Fortaao talllag oarda, It Aola,
7ampiagaardi,plaaaaal,aaaU.MaomlMta,
It oenli. VUwa af Ike Cealeaalal kaildlage, It
oobu. Held, for etory perm tbroagb Pblladal.
ahla aad the CenloBBlal Ralldinga, J caata.
Alio, tba Ron PrlH Paelagoe, Uiaa, Calwra,
Nerdle Thread... abreara, jewelry, ate, by
wbekmala aad retail, aaad It am. aad aUmp for
aamale. Addraaa, H. 0. KESTIR, Sanaaawwa
P.,nilaepkIa,Pa, Jaa. I,, H i,.
THE. REPUBLICAN.
CLBARFIBLU, PA
WiN8AT MORNING, FEB. , 1178.
SXCIT1SQ DEBATE ON THK
, GKNKRAL AMNESTY BILL.
During week before laat there wu
an exciting dlKuaaian in the Uone on
the nmncHty bill. There was a general
good leeling when Congreaa met, and
it wu arranged that the south would
lupport the approprinlion to the Ccn-
tonniaJ, and the north would aid in the
paiwuge ot a goneral amnesty bill. But
Blaine, Republican, who supported this
bill a year ago, now bos tho Proaidoii
tial boo in his bonnet, and made a
flaming and intmjting speech against
tbo south, and wanted to get in an
amendment excepting Jeff Duvialrom
the amnenty bill. He was followed by
Cox, Domocrat, of Now York. Wo
give bolow a brief report of tho re
mark, by Mr. Cox and othero :
Mr. Cox thon took tho floor to reply
to Mr. Blaine. He commenced , by
saying that tbo gentleman from Muinc,
who by some dipcnation of Provi-
donee or of tho people, was no longor
Spoaker of thi, House, had soon proper,
in this Centennial year, to tear away
tho planters from the green and blood
ing wonndaof the Into civil war, and
had seen proper to attempt to justify
this conduct In the light of history.
Ho Cox ventured to any that tbero
was no precedent in history und no
canon in political philosophy winch
the party now in the minority pn this
floor bad not outraged by the rejection
of clemency and by its persistence in
making reprisals in time ot peace. The
gentleman from Maino had begun by a
refenmeo to the Duke of Alva, aud
there was no doubt that thut gentle
man and his party had boen, since the
war at leant, quite familiar with that
history. The history of the Nether
lands under tho Duke ot Alva, wan tho
history of radicalism, spoliation, mur
der, death, and tyranny in the south
since 18U.V TDorisive luujrhtor on the
Republican side ot the house, and B
plausa on the Democratic side. He
would refer the gentleman to a prece
dent two thousand years old, and
would any that all btory was filled
with such precedent, to tho effect that
nations should not erect monuments to
vengeanco, that nations should not
eroct monuments except 'to foreign
conquests never monuments to ik.
mestic calamity. It had been reserve"!
for tho gentleman from Maino to fly in
tho fact of all history, Pagnn history,
Christian history and Christian doc
trino and to issue in this your of (I race
and Jubilee, his anathema nmrunatlia
against tho south. For such a purpose
spoken with ironical omphosis,
which purpose would appear as
he proceeded, ho (Cox) took issuo with
the' gentleman from Maine when he
said that the itepublicait party had
been clement and amnosticul. It was
not true ; it had not boen truo during
the war; and it was not truo to day.
W henever that party had proposod any
clemont policy, it had boon sure to
spoil it by some small peddling opera
tion. rLaiiL'hUjr.l
He (Cox) had the honor to bo a
member el the House at the beginning
of the war, and he had the honor to
bring forward tho first measure for ox
change of prisoners. He asked whether
the record of the lederul administration
was all right in the matter of exchange.
During tho war ho had it on the
authority of some sixty gontlomon
present, who had been in tho Confed
erate army, that no order had been
Issued at any time in tho south with
reference to prisoners nf war, as to
rations or clothing, which did not ap
ply equally to confederate soldiers. Ex
parte affidavits, tukon by that humbug
committee on live conduct of the war,
coald not contradict the facta of history.
These facts were to bo determined on
a fair issue made. So far ns tho Con
federate government was concerned,
the orders of that government, what
ever might be tho bad conduct of cer
tain officers ander it, had been couched
in a spirit ol fairness and humanity.
Ho spoke sneeringly in rof'orcnco to
the remark of Mr. Blaine that southern
gentlemen were now members ot the
House through tbe grace of the Repub
lican party, and said, down on your
knoea, gentlemen of tho south, before
His Majesty of Maine. Ho (Cox)
had labored in this House to militate
tho severities of civil war. Tho Dem
ocrats then on the floor had been pow
erless to avert most of its calamities,
but they had tried to mitigate its
severity. They had spoken against all
those means which had destroyed in
dustry and prosperity, which had
burned libraries, poisoned wells and
done anything but make the war the
duello between the fighting men in the
field.
Until Mr. Lincoln's proclamation of
amnesty, tho spirit bud prevailed which
provoked retaliation and perpetuated
the war. AVbon tbs amnesty of Mr.
Lincoln was proclaimed, it was pro
claimed in a spirit, oh I how different
from that of the gentleman from Maino
to-day.-Ho had no doubt tho spirit of
Mr. Lincoln looked down in sadness on
tho gentleman when ho mndo his
speech to-dny. .Mr. Lincoln's senti
ment had been "Mulice toward none,
Charity.toward all" Jefferson Duvia
included. .With him there wus no ex
ception, no restrictions, no odious test.
The gentleman from Maino could not
have been raised in a Christian church,
or in any church In which is tuuglit
the dootrino of Him who spako its never
man spako. He (Cox) could not (ell,
and the nation did not know the church
the gentleman was raised in Laugh
ter, but one thing ha did know, that
if that gentleman hail read tho sermon
on the Mount aright, ho never would
havo made tho red and stormy speech
which ho bad mud (o-duy.
Mr. (Jot thon proooedod to glvo the
history of the various attempts at am
nesty, in the course of which Mr.
Blaine inquired of him how the south
ern gentlemen who wore members of
the Houso, bad got hero.
Mr. Cox replied tbattboy got here be
cause the south wanted honest ropro
aentatives, and the Republican! down
thora wore not honest, -
Mr! Blaine Hut will the gontleman
toll ua how they got amnesty
Mr. Cox Tbey got It from tbe Ibrca
of popular aentiment,-whlch enabled ft
few good men on your side of the
Honss to join with tha good men on
this side to compel amnesty. ' Loud
Innghtor.J
Mr. Cox wont on to give tbs history
of the amnesty lagislatlon in Congress,
aud referred to tbs fuet that colored
men votea generally fur amnesty. Ho
characterised this by saying that "the
colored J troops fought nobly." He
spoks of Butler's bill tor ataneaty
having also an exception In, It the
Rob Roy Maotirogor exception juit
as the ; substitute proposed by tho
gentleman from Maino had a Rob Roy
MacOregor exception, in Imitation of
the spirit of tho English towards the
HcoUh two hundred rears 'aira He
wondered that tho gcnllomnn from
Mains did not have that section in
corporatod in bis amendment. Thut
bill of Butler's was too bad even fur a
Republican House to pass. .
Mr. Cox then referred to tho amnesty
hill reported last session irotn tbo Com
mitte, ou Rules, and, in contradiction
of one Of Mr. Blnine's statements in re
gard to that hill, said ha appealed to
his colleagues and all of Pennsylvania
to dod mid tu the record.
Mr. Dlttine Interposed tho remark
that tho gentleman from New York
followed tho example nf Dogberry' and
pat bis colleagues first.
Mr. Cox retortotl that ho would give
Mr. Bliiino enough of dogs before he
got through. Loud laughter. He
said bo would appeal not merely to
Provldenco or to his colleagues, but to
the record, to show Unit almost the
identical Ml which was now opposed
by tho distinguished gentleman from
Maine, had then received his acquies
cence. He quoted tbo record snowing
tho proceedings In reference to that
bill and ahowing that it had been re
ported unanimously from tha Commit-
toe on Rules, and he asked what mem
bers composed that cominittoo. Ho
answered the question by giving tho
names of Blaino aud Gurfiuld, and he
said that he had been surprised and
mortified at hearing the gentleman say
that while he was Speaker he had sent
down to a colored member to do what
he bad not the courage to do that
was lo havo Jefferson Davis excluded
from tho operations of that bill.
To Mr. Blaine Is that tba state
ment you made T Is that correct ?
Mr. Blaino As the gontleman asks
mo, I will make an explanation, if he
will allow me.
Mr. Cpx Certainly.
Mr. Blaine What the gentleman
states is in tha main correct, hut 1 can
state it more fully. Mr. Mayuard was
especially anxious to report the am
nesty bill ; he had eortuin reasons for
doing so, which I did not know, aud if
I did know I would not disclose Ho
asked mo personally in tbe committee
room not to urge any objections to it,
and from my respect and friendship for
him I allowed him in ruKrt it without
objection. I had some conversation
with gentlemen ou this floor as to the
expediency of allowing the bill to pass,
but thcro was at that time a certain
feeling around that the gentleman from
Now York (Cox) and bis nssociaton
would he vory kindly disposed toward
the Civil Rights bill if general amnesty
should pass. I asked tbe gontleman
from South Carolina to object, and I
appeal to him whether ho does not
recollect it.
Mr. Raiaey I recollect the circum
stance perfectly well.
Mr. Blaine Ho said he would not
liko to do it for many reasons, among
others, that it might prejudice the
Civil Rights hill. I thought then that
an Amnesty bill, including Mr. Davis'
namo In it, could not havo gono
through. I was in the chair and could
not myself object to the bill, and I took
the course which tha gentloman has
indicated. And now let the gentleman
plonse to stats to ma wbother there
was any little understanding that his
associate would bo lenient toward tho
the Civil Rights bill if the amnesty bill
should pass; and if so, whether they
kept the understanding.
Mr. Randall There was no such
understanding, sir none in tho world
Mr. Cox ever I never) neverl
Load laughter.
Mr. Randall And my conduct sub
sequently gave a contradiction to that
supposition.
Mr. Blaino I did not accuse tho
gentleman of violating the understand
ing, but tho conduct of that side of tbo
Houso showed vory plainly that it
there had been such an understanding
it hail not been observed.
Mr. Cox Thogcntlomanfiom Maine
has only inado the matter worse, tor
he bos said that ho had one object for
his action in tho oommitteo and nn
othor 'object outside tho cominittoo
room, for somo political purjxe, no
doubt Snoonngly. Is that the states
manship which aspires to the Presi
dency? Loud laughter all ovortho
House. That is to say, while he wus
ready to acquiesce In reporting a hill
out of tho House regarding our present
Minister at Constantinople, when bo
got outsido tb committee room he
seeks a colored member and tries to
get him to object, and yet, sir, ho sits
here in tbe House of Representatives
ss tho guardian of honor and honesty,
and when Mr. Maynard said that ho
was authorized to report ujxm tho bill
unanimously, tho gentleman from
Maino sat in the Speaker's chair as
dumb as an oyster. Loud ktughlor.
Mr. Blaino The gentleman con
fessed the distinction. I was porfeetly
willing that tho bill should tome bo
fore tho House. '
Mr. Randall Did you offer any
amendment in the Committee on Rules
that excluded Jefferson Davis?
Mr. Cox I want to glvo yuu some
more of this. Laughter. If the
gentleman from-Maino would not in
terrupt quite so much, he would feel a
good ih id better. He is like tho little
boy in Memphis, who undertook to
toko another twist ata mule's tail, and
hia fathoi said to him ; "You do not
look so woll, but you havo loarned
something." Boisterous langhtsr on
the floor and in the gallorius.
There never was such an opportunity,
if I were not amncstical inclined, to ran
the knife into gontleman from Malna
and turn It round, bnt this is an am
nestical occasion and I will not do so.
Mr. Cox went on to read from the
record tbs proceedings In regard to tbs
amnesty bill of last year, In the course
of which Mr. LawrenosapfMarstoamva
asked wholhor the bill included Jeff.
Davis, which Mr. Cot said he remeni
bered this earns Lawrence saying, In
1838 or 1869, that what he demanded
for the south wm a first-class funeral,
and this, said ho 'was lifter the war,
and Illustrates tho benignity of the
Republican gentleman. ' Ho remem
bered when that amnesty UII passed,
the aureole around tho brow of Ma
Kasaoii, tbo contoiiniul glow Uiut
beamed un the face of Mr. Kelly, and
as to tbo goutlcinun from Msino Blaino,
be retnindud him of tho apooullptic
Angel of the Sun. . He was so bright
and beautiful tbnt It wus Impossible to
look upon him. Laughter. Why
waa tha gentleman (Blaine) taking It
all back now ? It was not In order to
attribute inutives to the gentleman,
and he oould nut do so. He knew that
the gentleman from Maine was now to
be a candidate for tho Presidency, but
that was no roasou why ba should be
a moan man. Ho was tho last man to
whom he (Cox) would attribute, any
bad motive, but one thing wus very
curious, and Hint was thut ho (Blaine)
was antagonistic lo President Grant on
this subject. He (Cox) did not liko
tbe look of that. Laughter.
Ho therefore called on tho Republi
can gentlemen especially on that lit
tle knot of colored members who fought
so nobly, and who wero now fighting
fin a third term, to not down this ob
noxious exception proiosed by tho
gentloman from 'Maine. Hud not tho
President, in bis annual message ef!
December, 1873, renewed his previous
rooomanwndaiioaia for oranorwl antitnaLy ?
That (jenornj Grant was a soldier, not
a scurvy politician, Laughter. . To
be stirs (ieneral Grant had made some
little trouble down south in Arkansas,
Louisiana and other States, but he had
never proposed en exceptional, partial
amnesty. Ho woro tho plume of a
soldier, as somo hud said, oven in the
din and fire of battle, could bo waved
by a breath or a xephyr. How could
bo contrast tbo conduct of tho gentlo
man from Maine with that of Goneral
Grunt, without giving his views on the
Presidential ' rjnestion ? Laughter
And that ho did not want to do. Tboy
had all como here together by the
same tidal wave. These men from the
South had been setting there, taking
little contcmptiolr insults from the
other side about the orgunir.alion of
tbo Houso, while tho- fact was that
more niuimod Union soldiers were ap
pointed to subordinate offices in the
House under Democratic officials than
had been upiioiiited in the lust House.
He condemned the oourse of the gon
tleman from Muine in raking up the
embers of hale, intimated that his
seoch was a bud, mad, inulicious, mis
chievous speech, and one that never
would elect him to the Presidency U
he lived a thousand years. Vociferous
Laughter. '
JEFF. DA VIS MISTAKE,
Jeff. Duvis made a prodigious mis
take if bo wanted tbe applauso and
fuvor ot tho Bluiues and Butlers and
Mortons uf tho country. If he had
just declared for the carpet-baggers in
Mississippi niter tho war, ss Alcorn
did, be could have been welcomed to
tho Senate by Morton and Hamlin any
time. If ho had insisted that there is
nothing In the constitution, tho luws,
or in a sound public policy to forbid a
third term for t he Presidency, he could
have crossed legs will) tho guerilla
Mosby under the Presidential mahog
any, and had the keepers of Andcrson
vllle, Libby und Saulsbury, who havo
not yot been hung or driven from tho
coutitrjr, In comfortable official posi
tions along with Mosby'a Confederate
f roe-boo tors. If bo had joined Lbc's
chief lioutenant that Domooracy had
atakod all Its issues on tho war and
lost, he could have hung up bis hat in
any Collector's office on tho Gulf, and
been Inducted into ofllco with Morton
waving tho flag of frutoruity and for
giveness over him. If ho had given a
Republican understanding to rocott
struction with his unknown statesman
and unstarrcd soldier, Ackermun, it Is
an even chance that ho could havo got
back into the Cubinctnnd if he had
stumped hisStato, or any of his adopted
States, for scalawags of tho South Car
olina Moses stripe, as did (aovornor
Orr, who was first in tho field as a
Confederate soldier and last in the J off
Davis -Senate, Morton, would have
moved his confirmation as foreign Min
ister. To think what chances Jeff
Davis has lost; but then he always
was obstinato,-selfish and consistent
only in his dream ol tho triumph of
treason., Being a fool in that way,
and of all the brood of Confederates
tbe undermost of tbo nndor dogs, with
out sceptre, power or friends, Blains
bounces him with a courage that rivals
tho heroism ot the stalwart policeman
who missed tbe pugnacious burglar in
his ambition Is cupluro the peanut boy.
Two men have foolishly, fatally blun
dered, and history will write their
name about iu 'this wise Jamos (f.
Blainu : Jefferson Davis l'hUaM)ltin
THE PHBStDKXVV,
The Hurrisburg J'.itilot in alluding
to this question snys: -"Now that the
duty of mi king n President is becom
ing a matter of serious concern it is
ubont time to end Uio complimentary
nnusenso concerning Impossible, or at
loasl Improbahlo candidates. There
nover was a moment when Gov. Hart
ranft was seriously regarded as a can-
diditte, even by the Winst xlovotod of
his supporters. Putting aside all qn
lions concerning his nines or want of
fitness for 'so exalted ft position, the
la-publican (MiliiK-iuiir uf this State
have not now nnd nevet hud the silt-lit-
est intention of abandoning the fruits
of their victory by surrendering tho
office of Governor (a Democrat It
costs too much in cash as well Rs In
conscience to i-locl a Republican Gov
ernor of Pennsylvania for that. Should
Gov. llartranft roceivo the Cincinnati
nomination for President and be elected
in" tho chances of the contest, Lieut.
Gov.' Latin will hold (be office of 'Go
ornor from March, 187Z, until January,
1870, a poriod of noarly two years.
Though Lieut. Oov. Lstta would doubt
less make an acceptable chief mugis
truto to the perrjile, be wonld met salt
the Republican .politicians for obvious
reasons. Small as if the patronage of
a Govern or or Pennsylvania compared
to that of the Presidential offlco, it Is
yet too much to throw away It Is
true that Gommorj Hart ran fl has re
oently douo' soaae fJbUga that are tWr
from acceptable to tbs party managers
in tbe State, as, for inaUsoe, his as
sault en MunlciprJ fjgrrapikm, lis re
cotTrmetKlatian U Invest tb wtejTtarf.
ed balancoa of the sinking fund, and
bis spiRiintnient of an Attorney Gen
oral, yot with nil this he suits them
much better lhau a Democrat. There
is hardly au official or dependent of
bis administration who sincerely de
sires his nomination tur President, and'
among the party at large his namo is
uut serluusly mentioned. For this
reason it is not nooessury to discuss his
chances for tho Presidency, much less
bis-cliiima and qualifications for the
position. Tho true friends of Governor
UartrunfV would do well to stop tho
fooling about niuking him a candidate.
It Must Stop. Wo hope Congress
will stop every Government leak, and
in tho future sou that evory dollar
contributed by tho pooplo goes to'pny
our infernal national debt. Pay it off
and wo will havo a freo country. In
discreetly, ayo, wickedly, President
Grunt' salary was' ruined by a Radi
cal Congress from 125,000 to 1,50,000.
In addition to this all the white-house
expenses, are paid out of the notional
treasury, without tho warrant of law.
His table, tho wine in his cellar, his
Btublo, oven his costly sogers, go into
"white-hoitse" expenditures and uro
settled for at tho public treasury. Ho
siaokos the best segurs In the world,
which retail at 25cls per piece, and he
smokes all the day long and at night,
and tbo ieo)lo foot the bills. This
item of segors alone, smoked by him
ut publio expense, runs Into )argo ng.
urus in 3C5 days. The oarlier Presi
dents st 125,000 salary, paid all their
own bills lor living, and never dreamt
thut tho peoplo should pay for the
wines they drunk, tobacco they chew
ed, aud the segurs they smoked. But
thoso good old days of honest Presi
dents ended when tho governmont
passed out ol Democratic hands In
18(10.
bast's Kkcommkndation. Tho
people are beginning to undesstand tbe
crooked system uf Jhu public schools
under (.rant's now military order to
koc-p out the Bible from our schools.
Tho school is open.- The class in
spoiling and defining will recite. "Spell
creation." "Creation." "Define it."
,'Bringing into being from nothing."
"Stop I Thut is a religious idea. Thut
is forbidden. Try again." "That pow
er in mutter by .which it evolves into
higher and more perfect forms."
Hold I That is an uthcistic idea. That
is lorbidden." "Well, by Jupiter, that
is the" "Stop 1 my boy, that is
Pagan Idea, prohibited in this school.
Spell soul." "Now define it." "The
immortal substance." "Hold on I That
IS a religious Idea, prohibited. Spell
sin." "A transgression of the divine
law." "1 las t allow that. Thut is
religious Idea. "Hint is wuat my
book says." "Well, all of you bring
new books to-morrow." "Master,
whore can wo got tho right kind of
books? "rroin General Grant."
Pittsburgh Prenliiteriau.
A Hahpt Hit. Tho following sly
dig at "the Government" is in order.
Congressman Waddcll, of North Caro
lina, managod. to work this satirical
thrust at tne maker of the Dcs Moines
speech in his eulogy of Andrew John
son :
"After his death somo pious invosti
gator, I believe, cluimcd to havo dis
covered that be was an infidel. I have
vory good evidenae to disprove that j
but while personally X know not how
that may have been, 1 do know that
whilo be was alive and in office ho was
too good k patriot to seek to exoito a
religious persecution against any por
tion ot his fellow-citizens. It he bad
religious views of any kind, it Is safe
to say that (hey wero his own, and
were arrived at after mature dclihera-
tion and reflection ; but whatever tlier
were, sir, ha never sought to make
political capital out of thorn."
Isn't it wonderful how valuable a
thing becomes after It is stolen ? Any
old brass watch is then recorded ns a
"valuable gold chronometer, espcciully
priied on account of accoaiationa."
3Cfgat,gidmtisfBifnts.
JOTICE.- '
All perooai are harehy aotitod that all ao
ooaMa daa, aad oomiag doe, le A. H. Mlttaa aa
hia baaka, kaeo keen tn day (Jaa. Is, ;)
daly aaatgoed le me. All peraoBi ao iadoblad oa
""aaa an reqaonee la aall aa,l a.llle al
sea. . . J.I. JORDAN.
Oiaaro.ld, Jaa. Ill, 1SJ4 It.
QAUTION.
All pereeai are hereby rewlloaed agalaet par
charing or la aay way meddling with tha follow
ing properly, aow la the poemeiioa of William
J. Smllk, of llontarlll., .la , I oook oioto, I
kaolin, Itoee. I .Ink, I table, ahalre, I rorhar.
I bail. .ad bedding, t waab etande, I lookiag
5ian., i aioca, aaa ao yam .rp.t, aa the eame
ai boon parohiwd by me at SharllPa aalo, and la
l.n with him oa loaa oaly, eabjt to ror order
at aay time. KblKAIIETII UOODMAN.
Hoatirilte, Pa., Jan. 18, 'l-l
I EXECUTOR'S NOTICE "
J NeUea le hereby gteoa that knar. I..ta
maatery baring bm greeted te Ik. aabaorlaer oa
the etate or MAKIANNH ROlI.sKLOT, dee d,
late of lllrard tow-whip, ClearSald coal r, Pa.,
el( prnw iBdebtd to .aid o.Ule are reqa.tej
lo mahe imnietliata aarmnal. ana ihoa. L..-ln
-a""' me Hal aiti um.ui llieta tlul.
aothratiealMl fur arlll.mrot.
FRANl'IS I.OX01N.
NICHOLAS KOt'SSKtiOr,
Uoonu. Mill, Jaa. IS, -78 -fii) K..,ti...
lXKCUToTl.S "NOriCK. "
ij Notion I. hereby gi. on that letter. l..u.
armory nanagOMn grant. I to th..oi,aoribr oa
the oriole of .IRAKI, NICHOLS. da.ta.,
late of Uema. lown.bip, UlenrS.ld oawaty, Pa .,
all pereeae n.bhmj ao aald Batata are reqe.atad
to mal e Immediate payment, and Ihoeo harlag
eralmo agelnel rhe eame wHI praml laea dale
aatheatleeted for .lll.ta.nl
.. - MARTHA NICHOLS,
NI1I.1 fllCHObS,
ClearSald, Jaa. t. '78 -St Kiaeulor.
A dministrators'notice;
ia
Rolloo la hereby glvea that Letter, of Ad
mlal.tr.llo. oa lha .etat. of JOHN LAL0KII,
late of l'nioa lownaliin, Clearleld eoaary,
Pa., deea.ed, baring beea daly graatod te the
tiderelgned, nil pereaaa iBdebtad to Bald errata
will plaaae make Immadlala parmeat, andlbaaa
baring alalme er demaada agaiaat lha aame will
preaeBl them pronerly aalh.ntleated Mr nttle
ment without delay. R. W I.ABOKD,
Roohtoe,le.,r.k. e,'7,Siei Admloletrater.
Administrators' notikT
NoUc. la krreby glrea that Utter, or A,l
mlalatraUoa an the oelato of F. B. RAFFEIITY,
lata of Paaa lownahip, Claarteld Bounty,
Pa., deeeaeed, baring beea daly granted te lha
nnderaigned, all neroone Indebted lo aaid ..lata
will plaaae make Immediate payiaaat, and thoai
harlag ale, ma ar demand, mil a,eeil Ib.ia
properly aethaBlleated for arnlrmast withual
eeiay. J. B KArrKRTY,
-JUHNFLYNN.
Oramplaa llilli, Jaa. I, '78-81 Adm'ra.
A DMINISTRATHIX' NOTICE.-
n.tloe I. kerery giran thvt Lnit.ra of A I.
mlnlatrallen oa tho eetate of M W. HXYDKR
lata of Ltwaonee Uwn.klp, ClaarSald ooaaty, Pa.,
decaaod, ka.iag beea dear granted lo tba ander
Hgned. all porev.e IndehM 10 ..Id ealate will
tleaao maba laameolale peymoBt, aad lbm
aviag alaim. er demand, will araa.ni ,k
Preparly aalbaallealed for eeltUmenl wthoat
delay. FRANCIS ANN SNYDEK.
Olaarield, Jaa. lo. IS74 at. Adm'a.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Notice la ker.by glvea tbat Lilian af Ad
mlatitratloa aa the eatata of DAV(t) BELL
hit, ef Uroeaweed lawaaklp, Clearleld Meal a.
Pa., doo'd. karini bona dale a. ,k.
aadeweigaad, a I nrrw-ae ladeblod 10 eaid .Uu
will aleaee mak. Immadiaea aau ua ,k...
aaaiaa) ,
daaaaada will t..iem.. it
aakikaatlealid laa aatikaaai wiiaat
Carea..llla,p, ,J),, ,. A4-,ri
tfrottrU, etc
jejEw "r. -., , ,
FeMfl'K. FEKI),
1 AND
GllOCEHY
' STORE.
A. G. KRAMER & CO.,
Market kit root, one door ' eat of Mantlou
House, C'learllald, Pa.
Keep ooaitanlly oa band ' ' i '
SUOAR, m
COFFER,
TEAS,
COAL OIL
BYRUP,
' ' ' SALT,
CPICHS, " " " "
SOAP,
, i i ,
a,
Cano.d end Dried Fruit, TuLaooo, Cigrr, Cn-
- at, oto.. Via.., riw, Un,., a... ,
ALSO, EXTRA OMR MADE ' ' '
Wheat and Buckwheat Flour,
Corn Heal, Chop, Feed, 4c,
All of wbleb will be aald obean for carh or In
exooBBge ror eowniry produee. -
. l.KUIKH uu.
CU.ri.ld, Nor. IS, lS74.-tf .
pEMOYAL! . ,
JOHN McGAUGHEY
Wonts! reipaatfully notify lha uuMto gaaarall
thai ha haa raaiovod hia lroory 8toro from
Shaw'a Row to lb baildiag fonutrly acaia4
ay si. jaiioa nrauar. oa eaouaa iroei. asm door
to Biglara hirdwara itre, wbera ha iiitcnili
kapkog d frill Una nf '
G R O II 1 1. S."
IIAM8, DRIED BftEPand LARD. .
BITQARS aad St RUPS, of all grajoa.
TEAS, Green and Dlatk. ' ' -
COFFER, Hoaated aad llraen.
FLOUR AND PROVISIONS,
cujr.yy.n rnttrs,'
All kioda ia lb. m.rkot.
PICKLES, ia Jan and barrel.'
SPICES, la erery form and rarlrly.
FAMILY FLOUR,
AIX KINDKlKCItAt KK.HS.
SOAPS, ' - ia-
MATCHES, ' ' .'. "
DRIED APPLES, ' l-
DRIRD PEACIIRS, "
v IlIUKD CIIEItn'ES.
Coal Oil ind Lamp CMmutrys.
And a good aaaortment of thoae thing oauaHy
kept ia a grocery atore, which be will exchangr
tor merketlng at tke markat priori.
Will eell for earb Be ebeaplj al any other obo.
Plaaae call and awe kii itock and Jadge for
yoarielf.
JfinS McOAt'OHEY.
Clearleld, Jaa. I, 187s. '
G
ROCERIKS.
JAS. H. LYTLE,
(Sueooaaor to LTTLR A MITCHELL) '
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALER IN
CH'IC"B LINK OK TEAR.
OSLONUR, - -
JAPANS, t ' '
IMPERIAL,
, YODNO HYSON,
, . KNQLISII BRKAKFAST
rarest la Market.
BUTTER AND EGfiH
WiU ba kept aad aold at Sret neat. C.ak paid
ir vwautrj rrou.aee.
GERMAN CHERRIES,
' TURKEY PRUNI8,
. " ,' PRESERVED PEARS, 'm 1
- PHILADELPHIA HAMS.
' ;
FISH.
Macker.1, Lak. Herring, fod, Ac.
, PICKLEH.
Barrel Pieble. and Eogllek Pleklea.
KLOHR AND PEF.II.
rioar, Cora Meal, Oat Meal, Ao. . ' , ',
mobl -7S JAR. JL ITTLK
pUEAP GROCERIES!
KJ LUMBER CITY. PA.
The anderelgned announce ta hia old friend
and patroaa that be baa opened a goad Ilea at
unuuiiiiu a rKUVlKlOriS al tba eld elead
of Kirk A SpcBoer, for which he aolieit. a liUral
patronage. H. W. Hl'KNCPR
Lumber Oltr. Pa., March M-tf 9
MEAT MARKET.
. F. M, CARDON & EBO.,
Rear o I'l. Upan Uouim,
CLEARFIELD, t'A.
Oar arraagemeata are rf Ihe moa. oowblete
rnaraoier lor luraKhiag tha pubha with r re.h
Mealaer all kind, and af Ihe eery beat qnalilr.
wo alee deal IB all kiadeof Agricultural lm,,..
meata, wbioh we keep on oabibiiioe far rhe hem.
001 oi .00 public. L.n around wbea ia town,
and lake a look at Iking, or addre ua
F M. CAKIION A tJRO.
ClearilelJ, Pa., Jaly 11, lejo.tf.
JpRraU MEAT AlAJtKKT.
M, Q. BROWN a BBO,,
Market StH Cleirfl.ld,
Wonld aooounae la the .(titan, of tbo town nnd
vicinity that tkiy Mill keep Ibe meet market at
the old atead, where tbay will keep .
Fresh Beef, Voul Mutton and Lamb,
of tho finest qualities. '
Market morBloge Tuaidaya, Tkuredeye aad
S.tarJayi, Hire na s call.
Jane ,7J-m M. 0. BROWN A BHD.
8 A L R I
A tare, and well-lai.hed Hiiek Dwelliae. elld.
ate o Ihe rlror bank, ia the borough ol C Isr
aelii, etiatalnlag cl.vaa nioma, with giwd eellnr,
waur la Ihe kilchen, and all the modern aoave
Blanoaa. Paolrlei, Halo-room, I'lo-hoe pre.iee, Sc.
Lot (lily (aat Treat end two hundred and thirty
feet back, with a twenty fool .11. r on lha ca.t
Ida. Said bailding, with all Ibe appurtenancea,
will be aold ebcap, with paymentilo auil pureha
aar. AppliMtloB can be made ta the and.r
elgned, ur lo A. C. Tate, Ro., who will give all
aroeaeary mfiirmalloa to Ihoae who dealre to la
peel Ihe property.
TflOS.J. V.-CCLLOt'OH.
May 11.1, 1871, tf.
Clearfield Nursery.
ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY.
Xtlt oaderatgn.d, bavin, eatabllabed a Nur
eary oa the -Plk., ,hut hall way Ula.ea
varSaldano) Onrwenerllle, le prepared to rar
aleb all kind, of FRUIT TRRK9, (M.ad.rd nd
dwarf,) Rrergreaa., Rkrebbery, tlrapa VI new,
aoweberry, Lewlea laokewrry, Strawberry
aad lUiaemrry Viaaa. Aim, Siberian Grab Tree.,
" f barll Raadmrk, a.. Otden
pewmptly .llial,dle. wAaMreaaT .
1, D. WRIOHT,
sf C.rw.navllle, pg.
ALLEGHENY HOTEL,
(Market Ht , hot. Third and Fvurlli,)
ILUAKfli:!.!!. PA.
Tile lubaorilM-r bavloa Leeouia uruori.lor uf
Ihla hotel, would reipoethilly ask a IrWral iher.
ef fiaUie bairaaaga. . Prleee rod Joed to uil Ibe
Jao.l0--75:tf. 0. L- I.EIPOLDT.
SUStJUKIIANNA HOUSE,
CIIUWKNMVILLE, PA.
, NKWtON READ, PaoraiaToa.
Ilarisg become proprietor of tbla ilol.l. I
wonld rrattocllally aoli.it Ibe patron,.-.,, the
pohllo. llum. iaaeantly and eoo.enl.blly ail
uetedie wl., rrBttod and relarai.bed t good nam.
pla room, alteahed. All railroad Irailir alop at
to' aae. JaullU.74
SHAW HOUSE,
- 1 Oct. of Markat A Front atra(i,i
CLKAUriKldU, FA.
r.i. u...i.i.r.4 t-L 1
. a,..,,,,., a-vu ri.n.ajo U mi
ll let el, wiiu Id rvaportrullf solicit hulilic jiittrunigt,
a, n. r a uhivn run,
ASUINtiTON housiC "
It ' NEW WASHINaTtiN, PA.
Tfaia now and well furnished bu.e h.a hm
taken by tka anJ.reignxi. lie feel, oonidenl of
being able lu reader latllfarlion 10 ll,i wku aiay
favor bits with a oall.
Slay 8, 1871. 0. W. DAVIS, Pr.., r.
Ml'
(IN TO tilt II HUH .. .
, iiiiwelle the Couil lion...
LOCK II AV.E N, PEN X'A.
J.14'71
IIAUSEALA KII Oil. Pr,.p-.
LOVI) HOUSE,
Main Faret.
PIIILIPbllUIIII, I'KN.VA.
Table alwari inpnlied with tl. beat it. aj.rk.
aftVrde. Thatriralmg publle ir Invited loe.il.
"' HUHbKT LOVO. -
THE MANSION HOUSE.
Cornerof Heeond and Market aJtreeta.
( l.r.AKfll.ll, PA.
TIlHei'liedeommodioae Hotel bai. during
tki pa.l year, been .alarged lo dooblo iu
former eapaeity for tbo ontertalnnj.r.i ,.r ......
gera and gaoita. Tbe whole building baa been
r.furnlehed, and tha preprtetor will ipare as
pome 10 reoaor ail guaati eonlortable while
auyiog with him.
JrVr-rtio .naloa Ronae" Onmibui rub. to
and from tha Danol oa tbe arrlrel and ,l,n,,,,..
of ch train. JOHN DOUUHKKTV.
P' ' tf Proprietor
ISnttks.
Joua Pittos, Prca. J. P. Dana, Caahier.
C'lirm'iiNYUIc ISnnk.
Anlbnritrd Capital Sios.osn,
P-ild p Capital 50,llli.
, (M-rt-rrha rtnar vjiTioait nss.)
Jons 1 attox ,. n. A rr.rzr.n,
AAltoN W. f'A TCHN, .. J, p. UO)T.
STOCKHOLDERS, INDIVIDI ALLY LIABLE.
Do a gvnuluo Labkiag tu.ine.. Aeetmnli
aolloil.J.
Carwrna.illr, Pa., Jan. Ii, 1178 Sin.
r. K. aa.oL..
a. w. anaoLB.
j. i.iaiii
F. K. ARNOLD II" CO.,
nankorn and II r ok res,
tteyaoldavllia. elefferaoa Cek, Pa.
M'tn.y received on depoalt. Discount at a-'
derate rat... Eortern and Foraiga K.rhang. al.
wara oa haad and aolleotion prouplle nia.l..
Reynolda.llla, Jloe 18, I874..y
Counly National Bank,
OF CLEARFIELD, PA. '
ROOM in Maeonle Building, one door uurth al
C. 1. Walaon'i Drag Slore, .
J'asaaga Ticket, ta and from Lirerpool, Qa-.m.
ton, Olaagow, London, Paria and (Joneabana.
Aiao, brafta for aale on tbe Royal Bank of Ireland
and Imperial Bank of London,
JAMES T. LEONARD, Praa't,
W M. SHAW, j:ahler. 0t: ;T4
. " DREXEL & CO.i
No. at Soulli Third Dtrext, Philadelphia
BmUI-MLEHS,
And Dealers In Government Securities,-
Appllcatloo by mall will recelr. prompt attcn
tioa, and all information eheerfully furnlahad
Ord.ra eolioud. April 11-lf.
. Jf utistrij.
STEWABT & BLACKBURN,
DENTISTS,
t'nnvrnavllle, ClearSeld Coanty. P.uu'a
(Offlce la Gate.' New Building.) .
Carwenirilli, jan II, l76-ly.
TISTRY.
HariBg determined to tueale in Corwenevllla
for tho parpoaa af punning my prof.iiion, I
b.rcby nffor my rvic.a to tbe pablie. I faava
juat fiui.hcd term af denial iualraetioni aader
the beet teacher, af tha PonmylvaBia College of
Dental Surgery ia Pbiladelphia, and am aow
firrpared to etecule all work pertaiatag lo dent,
try la the belt manner, with tha late.l Improve,
meat. All work guaranteed to gire entire aet
lalaetioa aa te qaalily aad duration. Teetk at
tracted without pain. Room in new Bank baild
ing. For further iatormatioa apply in paraoa ar
addrara , K. M. THOMPSON,
mehirii tf. Carweaavllle, Pe.,
".; A M . H I L L 8
Mould laFpsVlfuMj aotir- bis patients
,tliat ha haa redtmd tbe prlr or ARTI
FICIAL TKKTH tasSflM Mr .
MM Ut a doablt att. For any twopanona
oonilfl at lha ftoao tiatt, an haa aach an app-r
act, will g.'fc the two aata for li tiu, ur 17.6a
aach.
Terms Inrarlably Cab.
ClearfirlJ, Jaly I, I8M.
GEORGE E. ROBACKER,
WnOLBaALB BBAL.B IS
WINES AXDLIyrOIiS,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
; My plao. ef ba.laeri li oo Market rt-eet, dl
reollr ai.n,.aila rha flnnrt Una. I
to kcrpa full Mock of Pt'RK 'utlVORS, end
w,,i w.rr.ni innioio n. Ittlu 10 UIT Cll.tomer.
Hire roc a oall. july SI, 'U-tl.
WHOLESALE LIQUOR STOREr
At tbf t.t nftha nrw britlte,
9 yyr.r ci.R.MiFiKi.n, pa.
Tl.c .-.i.ripiof uf thia f'tllHiracnt bill buy
hf Hf)Ufiri dlrtpMfrnia dittiM-rt. P.trtlaf harirtg
fpim this ho una will lo aiir t tftt a pur article
at a nil matrirmaHiwv .- Hotol RPtirra taa
be fornjb?d alth 1 invars oa rtjaennabia term.
Para wiaat aod bnudina dirtf, from tiatlr;!
Vinery, a. Uttth, Naw Vt.rk.
iEOHOE n. cornrRN.
ricaf-ai'M. JitriD I ft, 187t-tf.
II iie.v & Christ,
SOU PUOI-UIEl'OKS-lir THE
':, CELEBRATED
1
AND
uu. ro.n.R'
TONIC HERB BITTERS.
, send ron PRICE LIST.
m i:y A 1 II HINT,
.. ll N. .14 Btraet,
PHILADICI.PKlA.
Merck li, ls;i.
READING FOR ALL II
BOOKS .f- STATIONERY.
Market at., Clearfield, (at tha Post Office.)
THE andenignrd kegi leave I. annoanr. to
th. cltlira of ClearSehJ and elelnii. ih.l.
he h.a Sited np a room and hai ia.t returned
from tbo oily auk a Urge amoaul of reading
mailer, comiallng ia part of
Bibles and Miscellaneous BooVs.
Blank, Aeeonnt aad Pam Rooka of erery de-
,,...,. i ..pov eon. r.a..iepea, rreewh preacorl
...I plain, p.m and P.n.-ll. , lllank Ural
Paner.. l).a,t.. btort.a. I .. i . l-
. - - -, -M....H.-., ni.ip.
tion and I'rotnu.rv noln; While and Parcb-
un,,, uo. .1 1 ap, Horord Cao. and Hill Cap,
Shoal Uuua. I... .iik.. ui.-- '
coa.lantly oa hand. Any boo'ka or atatlonary
deeired ili.t 1 may not bnva on hand, will bo ordered
-,, . w. Hll m Bl waoiraaie or rui,
to eail ...tnmcre. I wilt ajao heap periodical
lllerelara,aaoh aa Magatlata, Newepopere, Ao.
r.A. uatbin.
riear.IJ, May 7, 1888 If
VTALUAHLK PROPERTY
T FOR BALK OR FOR RKNl
Th. .,,l,...:b.. .1... . - , .....
. R,.ra u-iir vii.i no win auner
rent or loll hia dwelling and alore property, oil
aaaa an Swat mtmn .k. , - ,i ..
-- .- - vtewoeia, i a, in. awre room
il 18 X 8 Let. The dw.lling houee eaataiaa I
room, and a kitchen on tb. IrN Mori, and I
la tbo borough el ClearSald, Pa. The atara room
m ma meonw etory. The atore room
aaa ka h.a a -i. - , ...
- mmm mmm oa.iiiag ,awn
on aad after tba lit of July, far furiaei par
lleamn, sddrea. or apply ta Ike sader.lraed .a
rT?1'! 0, - 'ASiMORl.
t
ClurS.ld, N, Nay Itfl-tf'