p -,. 1', f - . n
garitttw, A liaww.
SACKETT & 8CHIYVE1,
HARDWARE,
i auafMUrm af
TIn.Coppcr 4 Sheet Iron Ware,
SawnS Strut,
CLEARFIELD. PA.
Harlsg largely I
ware, wo luTlte too
and prioee.
lneread oar itotk of llrd-
nnbli, to .laaaln. oar elooh
Carpeatere nd per.oni who contemplate bnlld
lag will do woll to oiaratn. onr
TOOLI BUILDIHO HAHDWAHB.
whleh 1 in and of th. boil rouohoturo, and
wlllbeeold low foreaek.
NAILS,
GLASS,
PUTTY,
GLUE,
LOCKS,
LATCHES,
HINGES,
8CKKWS
All kihde of Bench Plane., Bewe, Cbla.ll, 8qn.nl,
Himmera, Hatchete, Plumb! ond Level,
Mortieed A Thumb Ouagea, Borolf,
Breoe. A BltU, Wood end Iro
Bench Sorewa, ond the boit
goring Maohlu. li th.
mark.1.
Double and Single Bitt Axes,
POCKET OUTLIRT, At.
Agtnti for Burntll'i Iron Corn Shelter,
warrant!.
Alio, agenta for Rleharda'
GOTHIC FLUE TOP.,
wbleh effectually eon Smoky Floor.
Farmera' Tuipleaioute ond Harden Toole of .eery
aeacripuon. '
A largo rarietjr of .
COOK STOVES,
which wo warrant to giro atlBfictlon.
Portable Hangtt and Fumatet,
sr. Roofing, Spouting and Job Work dono on
rouonabla term,. All ordert will reeetTS prompt
attentica. June u, 1071.
POWELL & MORGAN,
DIALIRI IK
HARDWARE,
Alio, Manvfaetareriof
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
CLEARFIELD, FA.
F
ARMING IMPLEMENTS of -all
' kind for lalt hy
POWELL A MORGAN.
T) AILROAD WHEELBARROWS
for lal. by
POWELL A MORGAN,
0
IL, PAINT, POTTY, GLASS
Nalla, ate., for uU by
POWELL A M011SAN.
H
ARNES3 TRIMMINGS & SHOE
finding!, for iil by ,
POWELL A MOH.UAN.
Q.UNS, PISTOLS SWORD CANES
For aalo by
POWELL A UOROAN.
gTOVES, OP ALL SORTS AND
Blloa, for lata hy
POWELL A MORGAN.
JRON! IRON! IRON! IRON
For lall bj
POWELL A MORGAN.
II
ORSE SHOES & HORSE SHOE
RAILS, for uli by
. POWELL A MORGAN.
pULLEY BLOCKS, ALL SIZES
And but MaaafaoMro, for lala bj
POWELL A MORGAN.
THIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE
j.
BOXES, for ail. by
POWELL A MORGAN.
G. S. FLEGAL,
Ironsides Store,
. PIIILLIPHlllIRU, PA.
DEAL KRIS'
HARDWARE, STOVES, HEATERS, RANG.
ES, WOOD AND WILLOW WARS.
AND if A ftVFA CTURER Of
TIN, SHEET-IRON AND COPPKRWARB.
Proaqalit. Street,
Pbilllp.bnrg, Centra Co., Pa.
II. May IHT.
to. a. iiiiut. craci noano.
WEST BRANCH
INSURANCE AGENCY
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, Clearfield, Pa.
MAKC!. OFFICES In different parti of the
County.
The following Old and RaliabU Fir. Acoideut
0 toek and Life loiuranee Oompanlea repraoted
Kitab. AiHti.
1 Mt North BritUh I Mercantile Fin
Int. Co., of Knjrland f3fl,00,000
1 8A5 Boottith Coinrnerolal Fir Int.
Co., of En I. rid (fold) 10,000,000
1704 North America Fir Inanrano
Co. of Philadelphia. 4,700,000
1(120 Fir AaaoaiaUi-a FirIaaaranoe
Co.. f Philadelphia MOO.000
mi Pnanli Fir Iut. Co., N. Y.... . 3,200,(100
1867 Watertown Fir Int. Co., of N.
V., Inure form bulldingr only 700,000
171 Aumtnt) Pir Ineurance Co., of
Cincinnati H 1,000,000
1861 York Stoek Inauranee Co.. of
Penna Inaarr noraee, Ae 75,000
J474 Ilartfort Aeoident tnetiranee Co
or CoanMt.nt 100,000
1W7 Pn Mutual LIU Uiun.no
Co-or PoonaTivaoa 4,000,000
1144 Metropolitan Lif Intan.no Co
of New York S.000,000
Tolnl anpiul 07,000,000
Pawn la tb two try doairlng In in ranee, etn
have it promptly Miendod t by tlling M the
ofliije or id'lrt'iini ui by letter. Ioturaneei f
feeted at tit lowa.t poeeibl rat, to be obulned
lm Orit-elaM ompaBi. ffo Vompamm nprt-
The abov two lit loanrine Cv.'a, rprtenttl
hr T. II. M array, hav paid oat la eaih, bat ween
lb 4tr Aug. 1171 and Aa. 174, to lb
frteodi f defeated policy bolder in tbl eoaaty,
cho.um of $21,000.
Prortde fer tb fntar by tain ring your hotjM
and ynar Uret Id tb Wert llreaob Inauruo
Apaay. MUKKAY UORUON,
Cleartld, MJ 10, 107b. . Agantt.
FULFORD k THOMPSON,
OtSSRAL IN8URASCM AQXNT8,
ClrarBeld, Penit'a,
nepTMHait J1 tbt Itiadlng Fir lataraa
Compaaie f tb untrj t
Qoeen
M. 10,000,000
,., , (roo.no
... ,7A4,1I4
... ,&:ts,4frl
... 1,B0N,S&
M l.S&I.HOt
... aMMHO
Knyl Caaadian..
Uoat. New York -
Ij ?( In;, Manoy, P .
Praablia, Pbllad'a.H
I' boo 1 1, Hartford HH
IltM'tr, Now York...
llntae, Col , Oo,
Allu, Harlfrd.
Prattdaao, Wabiala)
6 ft. 41
10,000
Pertnw ahoat rffpetlag aa VaiaratMM n prpp
rtv f any kind, ihoaid eait at our aU, oa
Merbat atreet, appoall tb Coart Ho, and ae
Mr Mat of tompaatee and rate twfnr tnanrlnf.
JOHN H. PULFOHD,
T. W. THUMPrtON.
Clearteld, Pa Oct, 17, 'ffc-lj
J. It. M'MURRAY
rat, Piipri.Y rwt wfth aiy artici.r
OF MIHUHANDIHI AT THKVKHT LOWKST
PRIl'l. COMB AND BKR. t-.Wtyi)
NEW WASHINGTON,
C OA For Hair at ham. Toma fro.
WW 4V V Addrea. a. Hna.on A On, Perk
land, Malna.
;aaV-lJ
5r 6od, rori(, fAt.
H
ARD TIME8
UAVI HO EFFPCT
IN FRENCH VILLE I
I a aa awar that ther ar aorne peraona a Httl
hard M p ), aad I am alto awar that th
ooaplalat of "hard tltnai" li wall nigh unirerul.
Bui I am to aitnatad now that I oan aatlefy th
iDrmar ana prora ooneiuaivaly taat "hard tinea
will not effect thoa who buy their gooda from ne,
aad all my patron antii e InltlaUd vy th
oret of
HOW TO AVOID HARD TIMES
I bar gooda anough t euni1r all th tnhabi
taata is tb lower nd of the eoualy which I tell
at eiooedlng low ratt from wy ntamnioth ator In
MULSONUlWa, wher I eon eDwayt b found
ready to wait apon ailra and aupply tbea wita
Dry Goods qf all Kinds,
Saok aa Clotbi, Ratlnetti, Cautneret, Hualina,
Vlatna, Linen, Drilling!, Calleoea,
TriumiDga, Kibbona, Laco.
Ready-made Clothing, Boot and Bhoea, Hat and
uap ii or tna neat material autbmad to order
uoie, nocta. uiotm. Atutene, i.aea, Kibbona, do.
OROCKHIKS OF ALL KINDS.
Coffee, Tea, Sugar, Rlw, Hotataei, Flth, Salt
fork, LiDieed UU, JTiah Oil, Carbon Oil.
Oardwar. Qutiawara. Tinware, Cat tine. Plow
and Plow CaeUaga, Nail. 0nlka, Corn Cnltira
tora,uiar fraaaaa, and all kind or Aiat.
Perfnmary, Palnta, Varnlah, Ola, and a gentrat
. aaiortment oi stationary,
GOOD FLOUR,
Of dlfforoat brandi, alwaya on band, and will bo
.old at m. nw.at poailblo flgurea.
S. II. MeClaln'a Madirlnor, Jayna'a Modloln.
Hoatattor'l and lloonaod'a Uittark
(001 ponnda of Wool wanted for whlrb tho
blgb.at prleo will bo paid. Clortrioad on band
and for aal. at tha low.at nark.l prlea.
Ata, Agnl for fltrattonvlll. aad Curwenirillo
Ihroibing Maohlnta.
j.Call and aoafDr yoaraalraa. Yoa will And
OTOrvtbing naaallj kpt In a null atora.
L. M. COtlDRIET.
Frenohrlll. P. 0., Angnat 13, 1ST4.
I. r. wri..
..w.w. atrra
WEAVER & llETTJf
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
An olT.rlng, at tna old aland of O. L. Rood A go.
tholr lloek of go.da, eonalatlng of
DRY - GOODS, GROCERIES,
BOOTS A SHOES,
HATS A CAPS, HARDWARE,
QUEEN8WARK,
FLOUB, FEED, SALT, 4o., 4o.,
At th taioit reasonable rata for CABH or la
irhaaga for
Square Timber, Boards, Shingles,
OR COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Advanoea Bad. to thoi. angngod In get
ting out tqnar. timber oa tha moat adrantageoue
termi. pdlljanTS
w
ANTED.
N. E. ARNOLD,
CIlRWRHRntlG, PA
(BawMor to)
Arnold & Hirtshorn.
JOO.OOO 0-lnrh knarrd Milnglta.
JO,0K pounda of Wool.
Partlet baring lont Sblnalea or Wool for altb.
or) will do well to oall on no. Tb. higher! mar
ket price paid at all tlmea.
AIm; a full aid eomplele aloek of
DRY GOODS,
HATS & CAPS,
ROOTS A SHOES.
GROCERIES, FLOUR, FEED,
SALT, PROVISIONS, &c,
whloh will be sold af reeeonelile prieea, or ei
ohanged for abloglea or wool.
N. K. AHKOLD.
Carw.narllle, Ma; t, H7i.
Down I Down 1 1
THE LAST ARRIVAL
AND OP COURSH TIfR CHEAPRfiT I
A Proclamation against High Prices?
Wl an now opening up a lot of the beat and
moat aonabl tioudt and Ware evar
offered In thla narfaet. and at prieea that remind
ne of th good old day of cheap thing. Thoa
woo imb taiin upon tnia point, or aoem our alia
gationi tuperffuoui, need but
CALL AT Olit HTORE,
Corner Front and Market ttreeta,
Where they oan eee, feel, hear and know for tbem
lrea. To fully anderataad wbt are aheap good
thla matt be don. We do not deem It neoeetary
to en amenta and Iteuia our ttook. It ia wnougb
fax mm to atat mat
We have Everything that is Needed
and oomomed In thla market, and at price that
aaurniin nom 010 anoyoang.
deeZ JUHKl'lt ntlAW A BUrt,
JJANIEL GOODLANDER,
LUTll KH.SBURQ, PA.,
Dealer In
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
HOSIERY A GLOVES,
HATS A CAPS and BOOTS A BHOICI,
Tobaoeo, Orooerle eod Flah, Nail", Hardware,
Qunawar and Utaaawar, Mon't and
Boy' Clothing, Drug, Paint,
Oila, Ro hoof liookt,
a large lot of Patent Medicine,
Caadlet, Noli A DrUd Fruitt, Chcria and Crack-
rt, Hook aad Kit. powder,
Floor, Grain and Potatoes,
Clow and Timothy Joed,
Bole Leather, Morocco, Llolnga, Bindlnga and
Thread, Hhoemaher' Tool and
8 bo Fiadinga,
No graater variety af good In any it or In the
oty. An for aal vary low rer ah or ennntn
produo at th Cheap Corner. May I, 1876.
JEW STORE AND NEW OOODS
JOS. SHAW ii SON
Ha, juet opeoed a
Nit Btoh, on Main St.,Cuiiirni.D, P.
lalolf occupied bj Wm. F. IRWIN.
Th.lr ttook oonilittof
SOaV (Z U CD ZD
Oaociaian of lb beat qaality,
QuEENaUf ARE, BoOtS Bfld ShoCi
aad T.rf trliol naccMarr for
oD.'i oomfort,
Call and aiamlna our ilook b.lor. por
hMlng .letwhsr.. alajr t, lH86-tf.
JUtnCKH' dk CORXTARLRIM PEW
We bar. printed a large lam her af tin a
FR1 BIJ.L, and wtta aa too roeelpt ef twni,
lea aaata, aell . ar ta aa adaroa, . ,bb
IUi9nniirou5.
JEW OPENINQ.
SHOWERS'
BOOT & SHOE
HAT & CAP
IHTOIIK.
ROOM No. 1, PIE'9 OPERA HOUSE,
MARKET STREET.
A full and eotnnbt. aiaortment of new toode
ana new nyiea, aown to
"HARD PAN" PRICES.
Clllaena aro Invltn) to oall and examln, my
took and Jadir. for tkomaelrea aa to qualitj and
prieea of gooda.
JO.OKIMI 8. rlllOWEIlR.
Cleardold, April U, 1H74. '
QHANGR OP PROPRIETORS.
Tb. nnilaraigned having purebnied the atur.
gooda aad properly formorfy oooiipiiw b Levr
Flegnl, on fieoond atroet, L'learfi.ld, adopt, thia
method of bringing hi, buaineaa to the notion of
the pnblie, and prumiaea to furni.h hie patron,
with ther.ry boat qualitv of
BOOTS & SHOES,
HATS & CAPS,
at oxeeedlag low ratea. Thla I am enabled to
do, areanre 1 bar. no rent to per, nnd oan there-
lore dit ide the proflta with mj enatotnera. It
nay be aaid that thia ie an experiment with ma,
bat if aclliaf a food artiele for a low fliraro ea.
tieea flualom end .ipand. trade, I am boand to
auoeeeo to my nnderlaking. Uire me a oall, ei
amine my atock and learn uo prieea
To ary large etook of boot, and alitMa, hat. and
nape, 1 uavejual audod a lull atock of
Gents' Funiisliinjr Ciood,
whloh I will aell at Ihe rerr loweat ngurea for
oaan, or in exenange for eountry produce, at the
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE.
Call and exainina my .tool and prim befor.
pnrflnaaing aieewn.ro.
PETER MeGKOROB.
Clearleld, April II, 187.
TOOT AND SHOK MAKING.
JOSBPII II. DKKRINfl. .a Market etraet. la
Shaw'a Row, Clearleld. Pa., baa Je.t roeelred
a In. lot .r Praneh Calf tkin. and Hlpa.th.
boat la tb. mirk. t, and la now pr.nared to man
areolar, .mylhlng la hi. tin.. II. will war
rant kia work to bo aa repreaented.
Alio, all klnda of Leather and Bone Findinga
for aal.
Th. eltlaena of Clearlold and rlrlnlty aro
rupeetfolly Inrlted ta giro kirn a .ill.
Work don. at .bort nutle.. r:U'7Hy
The Bell's Bun Woolen Factory,
Penn towaehlp, Clc arflold Co., Pa. '
KIIRHKII I) II T I
B U R N ED U PI
Thaanbaeribera have, at gieat eipcni, rebuilt
neighborhood nroeaatty. in the erection of a flrat-
olai Woolen Manufactory, with all th modern
improvement! attached, and nrc prepared to mak
all binda of Clntha, Oapsimerrp, Hat.nettn, Bias
beta, Flannel, Aft. Plenty of grmdt on hand to
apply all our old and a thoomnd newouttomert,
whom we ak to come and exnmlne otir tnh.
Tho bualneaa of
CAHDINO AND FULLINO
will reoelre our tiperlal attention. Proper
arrangrmcntt will bo made to rerr ire and delWer
Wool, to auit cu I on. era. All work warranted and
dae anon the ihorteet not ire, nnd hj itrict etten
tlon to barineu we Imp to renllte a liberal ahar
oi poolio patrunag.
lO.tMMt POUNDS WOOL WANTED I
Wc will pay tha bigheat market prir fr Woo
and it'll oar manufactured gooda as !?t a flmllar
good f can be bought in the county, end whonerar
we Tall to render raaaoriable aatloUotion w oan
alwaya he found at bom ready to make proper
tplanatlon, either In pernor, or by letter.
JAMKS JOHNSON A HONS,
ipri12tf UwrP p. o.
' LKATn KR BUKAST-STRAPS
RrPKRSKDEI) nv
covi:ht patient riktai.mc
BREAST HOLD-BACK
Made of the boat Mallea
ble Iron, end luatlached
U the llnmra by the beat
Hnip ever Inrrnlfd. It
la eaally and quickly put
on, and pre vr nil th
whipping of (lie horae
by the wle. lSrt i.,
to g.t out of repair.
Will leal tot your. All
w ak if a fair trial, to
ennvlnr fill pari if ve
, Ing them that they are
unanrpaaawt In value for
tho purpoae for wblfh
tliey are .nfendml.
HACKKTT SCIIRYVKR.
Clearfield, April lb, U74.
FITTMllthf.il, PA.
For npwarda of twenty yira (be (ceding boat
ne Col If g-of the Untied Hieiaa, afforda uneitnal
W adTantages for tbe ihnrougli, prartlcal edura
Uon of young and middle g-d mm. Htudant
admitted at any time. For c.rrMtUra tid lreta
J. C. rMI I II, A. M.,
I'rinoipal.
The IH(IN ( ITV COM.M.IV la the
anly Inattiutina of tbe kind In thla eiiy Ibat we
recommend to tba puMlft patronage. Prthgi
rimn Banntr, PtttMryk, Pa, Srp. ,'7I 3m.
JOHN TROUTMAN,
DEA1.KH IN
FURNITURE,
JI ATTIt ENS IIS,
AND
Improved Spring Beds,
MAItRKT 8THKKT, NEAR P. 0.
Tb. uflder.li.ned beg. leave to Inform Ibe eltl.
Bene of fjieerl.ld, and the pahlle generall. that
ho bae on b.nd . .. ...onmrn. ot p.rnii.ro,
nrh a. w.i.i u CbM.n.t and Palmed Ch.a,Mwi
Salter. Parlor Heitea. Reel nine and K. lamina!
Chaire, Udlee-aed Oeau' Ka, Chalra, the Per.
foraled Dlaliig and Parlor Chilre, Can. Seala and
Wiadanr Chiira, Clolke. Itire, Step and Rxten
Ion Laddera, Hal Raeka, rtervbblng Jlniahea, se
Mnm.Disn and Pirrt'Ri pramp.s.
Looking niarwi, Chronoa, AeH wliicb wonld ba
.ailahl. for llnllcn, preeanla.
1 7
JOIIX I KIM THAN
1 IB PRINTfNO OF RVRRY DKSC
tf tlo.ee.llj aioraled at tble ofiloa.
THE REPUBLICAN.
' CLE A It PIELU PA "
WKUNK8AY MORNING, FEU. Ill,
JEFFERSOX DAVIS SPEAKS.
W.A INKS rilARUKS l'HONOUNt'KD fAI.SK
AND lll.lrlol S. TI1K I.RAllKROI'Tlia
LOST CAUSI AI'1'IAI.INO TO TUB WAR
HRCORDS or TIIK COM'HimtACV AND or
THE UNION TIIK DKAII OK ANIikltseN
VILI.R. Wasiiinotou, February (J.-Jcll'orson
Davis has written tho following letter
to J udgo Ijyons of Ilichmond, X&. I
Kiw Ori.kans, i.n., .Inn. 27, 1870.
Hon. James Lyon.
JIt Dkar FRitko: Your very kind
letter of the 1 1 tit Inst, was forwarded
from Momphis and has been received
at this place. I havo been so long tho
object of malignant slander and tho
subject of unscrupulous falsehood by
partisuns of tho class of Mr. Hlalne,
that though 1 cannot say it has be-
eomo to inn a matter of indifl'erence, it
has ceased to excite my surprise oven
in this instance, when it reaches tho
extremity of accusing mo of cruelly to
prisoners, hat matters it to one
whoso object is personal and purty ad
vantage, that tho records, both Federal
and Confodcrulo, disprovo tho charge,
that tho country is full of witnosses
who bear oral testimony against it,
and that the effort to revive the bitter
animosities of the war obstructs the
progress toward tho reconciliation of
tho sections? It is enough for him if
his self-seeking purpose bo promoted.
It would, however, seem probable that
such expectations must be disappointed,
for only thosp who aro wilfully blind
can fail to seo in the circumstances of
tho caso tho fallacy of -Mr. Wuine's
statements. Tho published fitct of an !
attempt to suborn Wirr. when under
sentence of death, by priuiiislnir him a !
pardon if ho would criminate mo in re- j
gard to Andorsonville prisoners, is con-
clusivo as to the wish of the Govern
ment to make such a charge uguinst
mo, and tho fnihiro to do so shows that
nothing could be found to sustain it.
Slay wo not any tho evidence of my
innocence was such that II oil anil Con
over, with their trained bund of sub
orned witnesses, dared not make agnjnnt
mo this charge, tho same which Wire
for his life would not tuako, but which
Blaine for tho Presidential nomii,tion
has made ? .
Now let us review tiie leading facts
of tho caso. Tho report of tho Con
federate Commissoncrfor theexchungc
of prisoners shows how persistent and
liberal were our efforts to secure the
relief of captives. Failing in tjioso at
tempts, I instructed Gen. I!. K. Leo to
go, under a flag of truce, and seek an
rnterview with Gen. Cirunt, to repre
sent lo him the suffering and death of
Federal prisoners held by us, lo ex
plain tho causes, which were beyond
our control, and to urge in the nainu of
humanity tho obsorvanco of tho cartel
for tho oxchango of prisoners. To this
as to nil previous appeals, a deaf ear
was turned. 1 will not attempt from
memory to writo tho report made to
me of tho incidents of this mission.
Leo no longer lives to defend tho causo
and country ho loved so well and served
so efficiently, but (ron. Grant cannot
fail to remember so extraordinary a
visit, and his objections to executing
the cartel aro well known to tho pub
lic But whoever elso may chooso to
forget my cflbrta in this regard, the
prisoners ut A ndorsonvillo and the dele
gates I permitted them to send to Presi
dent Lincoln to plead for tho exchange
qt prisoners, cannot fail to remomber
how willing I was to restore them to
their homes and to the comforts of j
which they woro in need, provided the
imprisoned soldiers of tho Confederacy
should bo in liko manner released and
returned to us.
This foul accusation, though directed
specially against mo, was no doubt in
tended nnd naturally must bo the ar
raignment of the South, by whose au
thority nnd in whoso behalf my deeds
were dono. It may bo presumed that
tho feelings and tho habits of tho South
ern soldiers were understood by mo,
and in thut connection any fair mind
would perceive in my congratulatory
orders to tho army after a victory, in
which tho troops were most coin mended
for their tenderness and generosity to
tho wounded and other captives, as
well the instincts of tho person who
issued the order as the knightly temper
of tho soldiers lo s horn It was address
ed. It is admitted that tho prisoners
in our hands wcro not as well provided
for as wo would wish, but it is claimed
wo did as well for them as wo could.
Can tho other side say as much ? To
tho bold allegations of ill troatnient of
prisoners by our side and humane treat
ment and adequate supplies by our op
ponents jl is only iiclcKnrv to offer
two facts.
First It appears I mm the reports of
the Vnited Slates War Department
that though wo had 00,000 more Fed
oral prisoners than Ho y had of Con
federates., 0,000 more of Confederates
died ill Northern prisons.
Second The want and sutUiring of
men in Northern prisons caused me to
nsk for permission to send out cotton
und buy supplies for them. Tho re
quest was grunted, but only on enndi
tion that the cotton should bo sent to
New York and the sunplies bu bought
there. Gen. lleale, now of St. Louis,
wits authorized to purchase and dis.
tributo tho needful supplies.
Our sympathy roso with theoccusion
and responded to its demands, not wait,
ing for ton years, then to vaunt itself
when it could servo no good purpose
t tho siiflcrorH under tho mellowing
influence of time and occasional demon
strations at tho North of n desire for
tho restoration of peace and good w ill.
Tho Southern people have forgotten
much, havo' forgiven much of the
wrongs they boro. If it bo less so
among their Invaders it is but another
examplo of tho rule that tho wrong
doer is less able to forgive than he who
has suffered causeless wrong. It is
not, however, gcmerally among those
who braved tho liagards of battle lluil
i
unrelenting Vllldlctiveness is to
found - tho bravo and generous and
ri
gentki. It is tho skulkers of the fight,
tho lllaiiies, who display their Hug on
nn unteiitod field. They mndo no sac
rifice to prevent tlio separation of (he
Slates. Why should they be expected
to promnlo tho confidence and uood
HiaLBMLf'otiul lo their union?
n uen cioseiy conned in
Monroe, I vhih mlicilwl to mid my
imiiio to tltorio of inuiiy CHteumwl (jon
tlunii'ii wlio Imd i(,'"fl a jiutlliun Tor
my (lurddii, sin an hhhiii-uiu'u wot giv
en thitt on my lolti( o tho President
woulcl onler my llbumlioii. Confident
of tlio Jiullco of our cuuao und tho rec
titude oi niy own eonduet, 1 declined
to l!n tho petition, and retnitinod nb
jeet to tho inoxciiHitbto jirivutiong and
lorluroH which lr. Criiven Iiuh hut
fitinlly described. When, aller two
yearn of cluno conflnemotit, I wan ud
inittud to bu.il, na often an wan required
I appeared for trial under tho -indict-munt
found against mo, but In which
Mr. Illaido'a Action" do not appear.
Tho Indictment wan finally qiiimlied,
on no application of niino, nor . have I
ever evaded or avoided a trial upon any
charge tho Gon.ral Government might
cIiooho to bring agninst mo, and havo
no viuw of tho luturo which mukea It
denirable to mo to bo Included in an
amnesty bill. V loved in thu abstract
or a a general question, 1 would be
glad to seo tho repeal of all tnws In
flicting the penally of political disabil
ities on classes of tho people, that It
might, as prescribed by tho Conslitu
tion, lio left to the courts to hear and
tlccido causes, and to affix penalties ne-!
cording to preexisting legislation. Tho
discrimination made against the peo
ple is unjust and impolitic. If thefacl
bo equality and the purpono bo frater
nity among tho citizen, of tho United
States, conviction and nentenco with
out a hr-aritfg. without jurihdictinn,
nnd afllxing penalties by ox post faclo
legislation aro a port of tho proceed
ings wliicTi had its appropriate end in
the assumption by Congress of the
executive function ofgruntingpardons.
To remove political disabilities, which
1""'0 not legal power to impose,
was not an act of so much graco as to
forln l'lausiblo pretext from tho reck-
ew diatribe ofMr. lilaino. Tho papers
preserved by Dr. Mcvcnson huppily
urnil,1 fH P"f of t'" causes of dis-i
C'1H0 Mn" (ll'nln Rl " nuersoitviiie. i hey
aro now, I beliovo, in Richmond, at;d,
it is to bo hoped llieir publication will cloth charms, bird wings, glass cyos,
not bo much longor delayed. I weasel, woll anJ coon skins, napkins,
1 havo no tasto for recrimination, I dolls' clothing, air-gun and pop-gun
though tho sad recitals mailo by our! ammniiilion,arliflcialtceth,toolh-picks,
soldiers returned from Northern pris- buckles, sardines, boxes of shells, pipes,
ons can never bo forgotten, and you ( butcher knives, wax candlos, gluo pots,
will remember tho excitement they i shot pouches, corn buskers, night caps,
produced and tho censorious public-! pkor "chips," crucifixes, baby rattles,
tions which were littered against moi chewing gum, gas burners, one china
because 1 would not visit on the help-1 angel, one pie crust cuttor, bats, eork
Icrs prisoners in our hands such bar-1 screws, whip lashes, dog collars, rat,
barilies as, according to reports, bad i tlesnakes' rattles, pepper boxes, acythe
been inllictou upon our men. Impris
onment is a hard lot at the best, and
prisoners arc prone to exaggerate their
sufferings, and such was probably the
caso on both sides; hut we did not
seok by reports of committees, with
photographic illustrations, to influence
the passions of our people. How was
it with our enemy 7 Let oiio example
suffice. ,
You may remember a published re
port of a committee of tlio 1'tiitcd
States Congress which was sent loAn
napolis to visit somo exchanged prison
ers, and which had ollcrcd to it tho
photographs of somo emaciated sub
jects, which were offered us samples ol
prisoners returned from tho South.
When a copy of thut report was re
ceived, 1 sent it to Col. Quid, Coinmis
sioner for tho exchange of prisoners,
and learned, as 1 anticipated, that the
photographs, as far as they could be
identified, had been taken from men
who wcro in our hospitals when they
were liberated for exchange, and whom
tho hospital surgeon regarded as con
valescent, but too weak lo bo removed
with safety to themselves. Tlio anxie
ty of tho prisoners to bo sent to their
homes had prevailed over tho objee
tions of tho surgeon. Hut this is not
all : for I have recently learned from a
priest, who was then at Annapolis, that
tho most wretched looking of these
photographs wastnkon from a mun wlm
had never been a prisoner, but who
had been lelt oh tho "sick list" at An
napolis when tho cotnmnnd to which
ho was attached had passed that place
on its southward march.
Whatever may bo said in extenua
tion of such imposturo because of the
exigencies of war, there can bo no such
excuso now lor tho attempt of Mr.
lilaino, by gmjs misrepresentation and
slanderous accusation, to revive the
worst passions of tho war, anil it is to
bo hoped that, much as tho event is to
be regretted, it will 'havo tho good
effect of evoking truthful statements
in regard to this little understood sub
ject from men who would have pre
ferred to leave their sorrowful story
untold if tho subject could havo been
allowed peacefully to sink intooblivion.
.Mutual respoct is needful for tho com
mon interest, is essential to a friendly
nnion, anil when slander is promulgated
from high places the public welfare de
mands that truth should strip falsehood
of its power for evil.
I am respectfully and truly your friend.
Jf.miiso.N Davis.
ItEAI. EDITOIiTaSD IHE OTI1-
KM KIXD. .
The lloston Post, ill uu article, con
cerning tho crowd of Indiana .editors
recontly in Washington, says :
"Editors cuniiol spend a great deal
of their time in travel. When they
do they nocessarily part with their
profession. In point of fact tlio real
journalist, or editor as somo insist, is
personally about tho least known of
till living individuals who wield an
equal amount of Influence or perform
nn eipiul amount of work. The preach
er appears weekly to the public ill the
sacred desk, tho physician visits his
patients daily and talks with them ;
the lawyer huraiigues juries ond pleads
with judges; the journnlisl uloiiu is
unseen and popularly known, lie is
content to seo tlio silent but.clfcctive
operation of his influence. Il is his
journal thut speaks for him. Ho would
as soon think of prancing about the
country nnd exhibiting himself lo the
public in iliflVrunt cities ns bo would of
standing at I lie cornel's and hawking
his own sheet.' Uu would much sooner
perforin under Darnum at the Centen
nial then perch himself in the gallery
of the I? lilted Slates Senate for exhibi
tion. Ho ia not in tho habit of wear
ing a chalked hat, sleeping in f'reo beds
at hotels, promising pulfs for his rations,
or joining a travelling Irotip of men
with flying hair nr young women with
flowing feathers. Mis hfu is one of
work, and not of excursions. When
ho goes forth to Inhale thn fresh air
nnd bask in tlio sunshine nf
the outer
world, no one is a
nroator r.imniprL,,"ly' MitoMfflOM,
J'-ortrPHajthnn ha, nnd tho lnt mibjofl yo ennf
induce him to talk about Is a newspa
per. This troupe of lloosier editor!
a party thut hits been organigod to soo
vuiiimj. mm iuusv uu iub pruouew
without having to expend a dollur. It
is thu other kind that hotels, railroad
companies, Congress and political man
agon would bo only too glad to enter
tain." THE DEAD LET! Kit SALE.
' In all casus whoro letters and pack
ages contain valuables they oro re
turned to tho writer or forwarder if
thero is any cluo to his nddross, and
when none cun bo found they tiro of
course rutauied in tha Dead Letter
odlco. Tho inonoy"alono which yearly
finds its way into this ofilco, ranises
hum 75,000 to SI 00,0(10. flnring tho
last (iscul year tho amount received
was 877,lfid.fiu of which $54,5:17.17
was returned to the forwarders, and
I22,G2!1 .19 remaiuod in the hands ol
tho department Juno 30, 1875. Some
Idea of Ihe article! accumulated may
bo gained when it is slated that tho
list embraces 2,21!) miscellaneous arti
cles (including wearing apparel of all
kinds), 1,275 pieces of jewelry somo
very valuable 1,585 books, treating
on almost every subject, 2G9 chromos,
217 pieces of sheet music, and stereo
scopic views. Among the mochanical
implements aro organ valvos, sowing
machine tools and needlos, button-hole
eutteiK, tuning forks, Haw fllos, stool
wire, awls, scissors, spring guages, si
phons, screws, pruning shears, shoe-
makers' and blacksmiths' tools, surgical
instruments, etc. Tho list of wearing
appai-el is very long, including as it
does thousands of articles, from a pair
of stockings to a lady's dress. The
miscellaneous articles embraces har
monicons, pocket compasses needle
work, kiln-glasses, book-marki, keys,
needle-cases, papers of pins, rar.ors.
spectacles, huir switchos and chignons,
baby shoes, foreign stamps, shoe buck-
Irs, fishing tackle, scapulars and Agnes
Deis, butterflies, fans, crimper, scent
hags, watch casos.rosaries.bullet moulds,
stonos, three "what-it its," ono squirrel
tail, wings of a bat. Washington Star.
Ti'BN Tin Tim The bill of indict
ment against tho licpubliran adminis
tration, dra .in by Murat Ilalstcad of
the Cincinnati Cummrrrinl, who knows
w hereof ho writes, and cannot be con-
vicied of having a drop of Democratic
blood in his veins. His turning State's
evidence should not disqualify him
from giving evidence against the party
ho helped to build up. He is not a dis
appointed office hunter, nor docs he
desire place, so fur as we have any
knowledge. It is headed "Shall the
Down Tide 1m- Turned." Although he
is an excellent political cnginoer, and
assisted to build up the present cor
rupt part-, it Is doubtful whether he
will bo able with all Ihe forces he can
command lo turn tho "tide." A pow
orful party rendered corrupt by wicked
men within its own ranks, never can
bo purged or reformed from within.
Good men must step out, form an alli
ance wiih others, and drive tho unfaith
ful out. It is idlo io suppose that
those corrupt men who have plundered
tho pcoplo for flftoon years will volun
tarily surrender their places. More
than this, a campaign under Grant
would bo futile for reform purposes;
occauno he lias talten too many pres
ents from those samo men whom good
men want scut ad rill.
litDi cnoH in Consular rill over
1125,000. Tho Democratic Ilouso is
doing noblo work. Tbe House Com
mittee on Appropriations have com
pleted the Consular and Diplomatic
bill. Tho estimates hist J'otr wore
S1,352,4H5 and tho amount appropri.
ated l,ar3,2S5. Tho present bill ap
propriates 1011,147. Tho salaries of
Ministers to Great Britain, France, Ger
many nnd Ilussia aro reduced from
$17,500 to JU.Onn dollars each ; Minis
tors to Spain, Austria, Urar.il, Mexico,
Japan and China from 12,000 to 10,.
000 dollars; Minister to Italy from
12,000 to 8,000 dollars; Ministers to
Portugal, Switzerland, Belgium, Neth
erlands, Denniark.Swoden nnd Norway,
Turkey, Venezuela nnd llawamn fs
luuds from 7,500 to 0,500 dollars ; Chili
and Bolivia are combined in ono mis
sion nt a salary of 0,000 dollars ; l'eru,
Ecuador and Columbia aro also united
in ono mission ut tho same salary ; also
Argentine He public, Paraguay and
Cruguay, salary 0,500 dollars, also
Guutumula. Costa Hico, Honduras, Sal
vador and Nicaragua as In former law,
salary 10,0(10 dollars; salaries of othor
ollleent ure alsj reduced.
ifijal 2,awtlsrmtnts.
lXF.CUTOUS NOTICK.-f
li Nolle, la ber.br given that lellera le.la-
mcni.rr biviiif been granted ti (lie Oiei-Hher on
the e.leie of M4RIANNK ROI'SKIT, deed.
""" ' uirerd twn.iiin, t'kiro.id ennir. p..
mm nrrn. inui-meii 10 eaia e.uie are renae.ua
to make Immediate pigment, and Ihnee baring
eiaima effein.i m. aanie win present tliera dale
autbontlcitod for ettl.ment.
KKANOIS 1.0NOIN',
NICHOLAS ROltfl.-KI.0T," .
. Leecnto'a Mill,, Jaa. IS, '711-61 Kaeoutora.
umimsthatohs notick.
Nh(Ioo I hereby tfiv ihal Letter nf AJ-
nilntttrtifr. on mf ciUt of JOHN I.AlKlHl),
late tit i n, on townahip, t'learDsId enunly,
Pa., drwveil, bar ln( been duly fraelrd to thn
uiiiJaTFlnot, all prraona Inilebted to i4 evtate
will pUai mako It.imoiliate payment, and Ihoea
burin; olaima ur Jrtfi:ia'l affntnat tb arnn Mill
prni nt thrm prnprly authrntf.tel fiir aettle
m.nt nithout Ur. K. W IMIIOKD,
Itoohton. l'a.,Fb 37fl-At Aduitnietrator.
Jbto I XI.STHATO IW NOTICR-I
Ktelic 1 hereby K(rn that Leltiri of Ar
miniilriition nn (lie nu nf . K. KAFFKHTV,
lata nf (Vnn tnwrchlp, Clearfield 0nui.tr,
I'., deoeai, havlna; broti duly rranled t tb
uiMli-rsittnrtl, a,H f)oran tndebttvl to aald eatate
will pl.-ue inuku ltutnf)mta poyinvnt, and thoe
bavin elahn or drmandi wilt p reran t then
properly ilinntioHtcl for tott I finent wtthnut
ilty. .1. B HAFKKRTY,
JOHN KLY.NN,
araitiiUn IHIIf, Jan. !. '76 flt Adnt'rfl.
T l ) M IN IS lli AT ltTxrNb?ICK.-
Nwtinu la h-rt-by ftvn thel I.Hter r Ad.
tnlnUIrntlon on th culnle of M. W. HI VDRH,
late of l.twrpnr mwnihlp, Clarftll emmty, Ptt.,
Jeer-a-rd, haririf trn duly (ranted to ttannnder
.tiixl. alt paraon tnlhtml to aald aatat will
plRc make liamadiai permeat, nd Uinan
tieilupt rlaltni or demand will praeant them
propmly aaihenttpnixd fur ett.ennt w tab oat
l'y. FRANCKH ANN UNYDKK,
Clcarfluld, Jan. in lnrd It. - Ada'i,
A
DM IX IS 1' II ATO ITS NOriCK-
.Nuoae la tirelir gl.ea thai Letlera of Ad
alnl.trati.in oa Ihe a. late af DAVI'l UKLI.
lalo of Orrenwood lownihip, Clearleld K.ua!r,
Pa., dee'd. baring beea del, granted bo the i
ii.w, a. i i.raai inuouiau m lata aetata
rill pi Mil's mn he imtneillate pay meat, antl iho
havinit elanna or da man da will preeeai thtm
iintperly anlhentlceteti for Mtttomeat wllkoail
Cnrweaarili, P,, Jaa. t ii7tvH Aim'n
& IRWJN
SU'OND STHKFT,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
DEALERS IN
PURE DRUGS!
CHEMICAL 81
PAI.Vrs, OII5, DYK STUFF
VARNISHES, "
Bltl'SIIKS,
PKrtrt'MKRV,
FAISCY 000DS
TOILKT AltTICI.KS,
or all kinds,
PURE iriXKS AND LIQUORS,
for moitelual porpoee.
Traisea, Hupportera, Hbol Book and Rtatloi.
rjr, end all other articlo aauelly
found in a Drug Htor.
PHY8ICIAN8 PttKflCRIPTlONrt CARR
FlfLLY CuMl'Ol'NDED. Having a large i
perieno In th but inane they eea gir otir aat
lafaclloB.
J. . HART8WK K,
JOIIX F. IHWIN.
Clearfield, Dautinber IS, 1874.
BIGLER, YOUNG & REED,
(Paocaeaura lo BoyntoD A Toang,)
FOUNDERS & MACHINISTS
Mftaafaftarart of
iJ0ETABLE & STATIOUilT
STEAM ENGINES
Coraer of Poarth and Pin. Stroeta,
t'l.KARKIRLD, PA.
a
HAV1NO engaged la tb. naaafeetara of Irat
olaaa MACHINERY, .,r..PrlfolljlBfirra
a. aablle that w. era aow prepared ta 111
ordere aa eheaplj and aa prowptljee oaa ba doaa
la aa; of tb. eltiea. W. raaaafaotara aad deal la
Mulay and Circular Saw-Mills
Head Blooka, Water Wheels, Shaftlag Falle
oiford'o Injeetor, Btoera Oaoges, Staaai WhlrUas,
OiUn, Tallow Capa, Oil Cap., Gauge Ooeka, Air
Oorka, (Hob. Valroe, Check Valroa, wraagbt Iroa
Pipee, H.eaia Parope, Boiler rood Paaipa, Aoti
Prietloa Metree, Soip Rtoae Parking, Qam Paek
at and all kiada of MILL WOBKi together
wita riowa, toed 80HU,
COOK AX D PARLOR STOVIS,
and othor CASTINGS of aU kiada.
trOrdm Mllelted and Iliad at my prieoe
All Utter, ofloqalr; with roferenoo to raachlnon
of oor raaaafaetar. promptly aaaw.rod, by addrea-
Ing a. at Clearfield, Pa.
Jatl'Tt tf BIUI.KR, YOUNO A RKRD.
THE CLEARFIELD
FIRE CLAY CO.
CLEAHFIKLD, PA.,
MAirrirrraRSa oa
FIRE I! RICK,
Furnace Blocks, Gas Rrlorts,
Store Linings, Paring Tiles, to.
CAimHi'i, Top; Htailow Vp;
and t'aMft.
All kinds of Architectural Adornments.
ORII1INAL DISIllXS IN TERRA C0TTA
MAPF TO ORDER.
With laiprarad raaekinery, Ir.t .l.ea Material
aad aatlled workmen, wa oaa warraat all oar
raaaafaoterea to be eqaat to If not aaperlor If
Arllelea of our rainufeetoro can ho eeea ml the
Worka, hear Railroad Depot, or at the Hardware
more 0 rnwel! A .Morgan,
AU ordert front a dlatanee, addreaaed to the
Oeaore! Haperlntend.at, will rocoiT. promnt at
at. (i. IIARTHWICK,
JOHN MeUATU, a.n'IKnpt.
Sept. Minufactnring Di-pt. nar2P'7l
rpERRA C0TTA STANDING VASES,
llANtilNti VASES,
tnvo Liniiii; nnd Fire Brick,
kept eoa.Uailr oa hand.
STOVE AM) EARTIIEV-UARE
OF EVERT DESCRIPTION !
CHOCKS!
POTSI CROCKSI
fl.lier'e Patent Airtight ftelr
Fr.lt t ana I
. Beating
Ht'TTKR CROCKS, with tide,
CRKAM OROCK8, MILK CROCKS,
nn l.. niiuivn v nuvan,
PICKLS CROCKS,
f LOWER POTS, ht DISHES,
STKW POTS,
And a great aianj atbff things too aaraaroaa ta
ttentloa, ta ba had at
FRED'K. LEITZINGER'S
STONE i WARE POTTERY.
Corner of Cherry and Third Street.
ufuaAnrifUaU, rA
a.gl
HARBLR AD ST0E YARD!
Mrs. S. 8. LIDDKLL,
Harlog angigad Is th. Ifarbla b.il.nb, d.alraa
ta Infnna bw frlendi and tbe pahtl. that aha baa
aow aad will keep aoaataallj ea kaad a large d
well aeleeted aloek af ITALIAN AND VRRMONT
MARBLE, aad la prepared ta fureleh to ardor .
TOMnSTONRS,
BOX AND CRADLE TOMBS,
MONUMENTS,
Cathe and Poet, ter Oeraeterj Lota, Window
Silla aad Capa, aleo,
Bt'RRAIt,- TABLE AND WA8n STAND
TOPS, Aa., So.
Ml Yard oa Road etreat, am th. R, R. Depot,
Cloarlrld, Pa, jaT,TI
WILMAM M. HKNRY, Justio,
or oaa Paic. m inivawaa, IDMBIS
OITT. OollMtloa. awda aad aaeavj emaatl)
paid aoor. Aetleloe af agneeeoM aa4 Se4e M
oe eyaaee MU tteaalaS eavi antitaaMA ear
root or ao a barge. K,1I
HARTS WICK
rrii, tt.
FLO I It. FEED,
AND
GROCERY
STORE.
A. G. KRAMER & CO.,
Market atrtxt, door wait of M.ualoa
Umh, Clearfield, Pa.
Keep eoBitaatl oa baad 1 '
SUOAR,
.COPFRS,
TBAS,
SODA,
COAL OIL,
SYRUP,
v
.SALT,
SPICKS, - '
SOAP,
Caanad and Dried Fralte, Tohaeeo, Clg ire, Cea
din, Cider VUegar, Bgtt.r, Kiga. Ae.
ALSO, RXTRA O.MR-MADK
Wheat and Buckwheat Fleur,
Cora Meal, Chop, Feed, &o.,
All of which will bo ld eboap for ra.b or la
...nuip .or smniry prooaee.
A. O. KRAMKR A CO,
Clearfield, Nor. II, lS74.-tf
JEMOVALl ' ,
JOHN McGAUGHEY
WonM raaetmily notify tb pnbllr xenaralb
uat b bu rMqrd bta Orory Htor from
Bbw' Row, to tb building fonoarly isceapiodi
by J. Nile Krataer, on Becoad ttrct, nt dooi
to Binler bardwar atora, where be ntnd
aping a mil un or
tlROCERIEN.
HAMS, DRIED BEEfand LARD.
SCOARS aad SI RI PS, of all grade..'
TEAS, flraea aad Black.
COFFEE, Roartrd aad Green.
FLOUR AND PROVISIONS,
rnt iTs,
All klnda la the market.
PICKLES, la jar. aad barr.tr,
SPICES, la mtj brra and rariMj.
FAMILY FLOUR,
AM. KINIMOFrilArKKR.
SOAPS,
MATCHES,
DRIED APPLE.V
DRIED PKACIIIf,
DRIED MIERR1ES
Coal Oil (Mil Lamp Chimneys.
Aad a good eeoortroent of thoea thing, a.uall
kept la a grocery atora, whlrb b. will eii'bengN
for nark.Ung at tb. aurkat prieea.
Will Mil for oaab .a ohaaplj aa aay ofbr woe.
Pleaaa call and see kia stoek and judge foi
yoaraolf.
JOHN McOAIdllKV.
Claarfi.ld, Jaa, , 1S7.
G
ROCEBIES.
JAS. H. LYTLE,
i.ue. ir to I.VTLN A MITCIIR1.L)
WIIor.ESALR AND RETAIL
DEALER IN
CHOICB l.ltUR OK TBAS).
OOl.OSuS, .
' JAPAXS,
IMPERIAL,
YOl'KO HVSON.
ENOLIKII BREAKFAST
Purett la Uarket.
nUTrtlR AND F.C.lin
Will ba kept and Bold at first eoat. Cab aald
for Coanlr,, Prodae..
0EKMAN CIIKRRIErt,
Tt'RKEY PRfMS,
FRRSERYED PEARS,
. pniLADELPIHA HAMS.
PIHH.
Maokeral, Lake llrrring. Cod, Ae.
Plt'kLbM.
Rami Plrkl., and Rngll.h Pleklea.
FI.OIIR AND PP.F.I).
Floor, Corn Meal, Oat Meal, Aa.
"inhfTJ JAS. H. LYTLE.
CUEAP GROCEUIES!
I.I'MnKR CITY, PA
Tbe anderaigned announoea tn hia old frinml.
and patrona that he haa opened a rood line oi
OHOCKR1K8 A PROVISIONS at Ihenld .l.n.l
of Kirk A Spencer, tor which he ..illrll. a li'.nre
palronag.. II. W iiPKVCKH
Lam her Cite, Pa.. March M-lf
MEAT MARKET.
F. M. CARD0N & BE0.,
Rear af 1M Opr Ho,
CLKARFIKLU, PA.
Oar arranfrnont are if tba muot a'unnlvti
eharttetaf for farniahin: tbe pSlie wrb Frtal.
nmieoi nil Bind, na ei trie very neat quality.
W 4o deal it all kinds of Arrieultaral Imnl
nesti, which we keep rn eshtMtlnn far tba bta).
at of tbepublio. Call around whan In Uwa.
and take a look at thin, or ad'lre. ns
r. M. CARDON l tlRO.
Clearfield, Pa., July 14, 174. if.
piiKSII MKAT MARKET. '
M. 0, BROWN 4 BR0.,
Mirkrt t., Clearfield,
Weald annoanoe to th. oitiaena of the i.e.
rUlnit; that Ih.j Mill heap the neat market ai
lb. old alaad, where the; will keep
Fresh Hoof, Veal Mutton and Lamb,
of tbe finest qualities.
Market Horaian Tue.de.. Thr..t.. ..i
SalarJ..,. Urreu.ic.il.
Juaa S.t.-lM M. O. BROWN A IIRO.
pOR
SALE!
A larga aad well-ialahed Brick Dwelllne. .lie.
au oa tha rlrer beak, is th. borough at Clear
field, eoataialag alerea roome, with good oellar,
water la lh. kitohen, .nd all tha Mod.rn Ofiave
Bienoee. Paatrlee, Bath -room, Clolhee-proaaee, do.
Lot alltr foot froat aad twa kaodred aad Ibolj
feat beak, with a detent? foot allejr oa the eaal
aide. Said building, witb all the annurlenenera.
will b. aold eh..p, with pavmentato auit pureha-
aw. Applieatiea oaa ba made ia lha under,
algned, or to A. O. Tate, I.q., who will glr. all
aeoeeearj Information to Ihoae wha de.lra ta la-
qioet tha proper!.
THUS. J. HrCI'IiLOl till.
M.rllet, 7l,t.
Clearfield Nursery.
ENCOUHAGK HOME INDUSTRY.
TIIR aadorelgaed, baring e.lebllibed a Nur
aerj aa tbe 'Pike, about half wa; not. era
viearneioaoa vurweaavilie, li prepared lo far.
nan amae ai r ai 1 1 THKK3,
lataadard aad
dwarf,) ri
"Yawtoi
Bhruhtvery, llripa Vina..
wtoa Beaekborrr, atrawbarrr.
Re ..b eel, Vanes. A lea. RfWtaa oah Tr.
ObIbm, aad aatlf Mrvat Rkahark, A.. Ordert
promptfe attaaded la. Aadreaa,
- J. D. WRIORT.
aaM-SI-f ha OwwwanUla, Fa.
I iWrl.
ALLEGHENY HOTEL,
(Market St, bet. Third aad Fourth,)
CLKAKflbl.O, PA.
Tb. .ubMrlbor baring beooojo proprietor of
tbla hotel, would reepoetfulljr aak a libiTal ihar.
ef putilie palroaaga. Prloe. roduord to auit tba
tlu.B.
jaaJLTIitf. - 0. L. LKIPOLDT.
SU8u eh annT House,"
CIIRWIN8VILLI. PA.
NEWTON READ, Paorimoo.
n.Tiag aoooue proprietor of thia llutel, I
would reaneotfullr mil oil the patronage ef tli.
pablle. Uouaa leaaantl, and eunreuiruU, all
aated il, raltlad and refural.bed ; gtiud aana
pie room, altaobed. All railroad Iraioa alup at
thla biniH. J.nHil.fa
SIIAW HOUSE, T" "
. (Oor. of Market A Front .treei.,1
CLKAHP1KLD, PA.
The indcr.lgn.d baring taken elurge of thla
Uolel, would re.nootrullv aolleit puhlle l-atruniee
J"'' D. K. jrtlLLKKTO.v" '
WASHINGTON jioUSK,
NEW- WASIIIMitoX, PA
Thla aew and well futnlabed hou.o baa beoa
taken be Ihe anJeraigned. lie fcelr oonndent of
being able to render aallaiectloa tn Ihoae uhn aier
tarorhiuwllbae.il.
J . "ir , 0. W. DAVIS, I'm,,',.
jy j o n t (i ii ih V v nr.,-
. Oppoalt. th. Curl II. i.,
LOOK HAViN, PENN'A.
H " JBAUSBAL A KROM, Pre,,',.
LOYO house, :
Main Hireel,
PUILIPSBUHU, PENN'A.
T.hla llw.j. aupplM llh th. be.t Ihe Belket
afforda. Thatrareliog pablle lelni lied tn nail
"vl.TS. I101IKKT LOVb.
THE MANSION HOUSE.
Oarnarof Second and Market street,.
CI.KARKII.n. a
THII .Id aad aorataodloua HoUl hai.dertnt
ihe Baal re... ku. i.u..., . j .
lorrnar eapaoilji for tha eaurulnmeat of ilr.a.
gera and gueata. Tba whole kaildlng baa beea
reforalahed, aad tha proprietor will epare ao
nalaa ia .ana, hi. ..... . i. .i. . .
. T . V . . a" wiai.n.uii wni e
Urlog with bin.
ar-rbe -Maaal.a nou.." Oainlbua nitii ta
ad rna la. D.n.( ik. i . .
-r---- ... unpaflura
of.acbtr.la. JOHN HOIIiilitnTV
",rl 7t lf Prop,!.;.,,
faults.
Juh PiTt ,, Tre.. J. P. Baan, C.Tbier
Curweiimville Rank.
Anthnrlrcd C.pltal .., m m
Paid up Capital "...i(l,nn
(etrrasM riaiT satiosal ai.)
JOII.V IATTOS. ',. D. ff-rfn
AAKOS W. PATCIIIS, J. p. HOYT
STOCKHOLDERS, INDIVIDI ALLY LIABLE.
Do a genaine banking tn.in..,. Am.ul,
aolleited.
jDarwenarille, Pa., Jan. II, U7.m.
P. R. .MOLD.
. w. aaioiB.
i. a. ani'itn
F. K. ARNOLD A. CO
Rankera nud RrokrU,
Reynoldarllle, Jeirtr.oo Co., P.,
Mener raeelred on oVporlt. Dironnta it mo-
derate ratea. Eaatera and Foraiga Kieban,, al.
witb an hand aad eotleetione pronpll, made
Reynolderlll., Dee IS, IJ74..I,
County National Bank,
OF CLEARFIELD, PA.
ROOM la Maaonie Building, one dnnr antlh ol
C. D. W.taon'a Drug Store.
Paaaago Tlekele to and from Lirerpool, Qam,,.
town, fllugow, LoBdoa, Purl, and CnMnhaeon
Alio, Drift, for Ml. oa tb. Rojal Bank at Irelend
aad Imperial Bank of London.
JAMKS T. LEONARD, Pre.1.
JIIM. RHAWCa.hier. otliliM
DREXEL & CO.,
No, 31 Mouth Tnlnl Street, Phlla lelphla
And Dealers in Government Securities.
Appllcatloa bj mail will reeeire proni,t men
tlon, and all Information cheerfully fumiihed
Ordera eolieted. April ll.ir.
jPrutistrit.
STEWAET It BLACKBUEN,"
DENTIST 8,
Carwesavllle, Clcarfleld Coaaly. P.an'a
(OOca ia Qatoa' N.w nuilding.)
Carwanirilla, jaa 11, l7(-ly.
JEXTISTRY.
Harlog determined lo Weal. In Curwearrllle
!h" t"P- of p.raaing mj prorM,i,,
........ 7 miw ie in puoite. 1 bare
je.t tanked a terra of dental Infraction, .ader
.... v. iivi vnii.jivania college ur
Dental Surgerr in Philadelphia, and . .,.
prepared lo eiecuU all work perUining to di nt.
latry hi the heat manner, with tha lateat Improve
ment.. All work gaarantead ta lire entire aat
i.fielion a, to qualitj and duration. Teelb ei-
trei.tl.lt ithnn. K.I It, 1. , ...
i ... nana euu..
tag. For further Informalion apple in peraon f
Jor.,. E. M. TIIOSIPSOS.
swhJI'rj.tr. i Curweaarille, P..
A . M . H I LLS
Woold raapaelfall.e aotirr bia iialirnia
hat he he. miIiumJ . k - n. . . . lti
k'trl A I. Tarir ru . eon An
. . , . ------- lw .v.wv ..r eei nr
1-15.00 fur a douhle e.t. 17A. ... .1
coming at th. eame lima, to here each au anner
art, will get the tw. ma for f!U.M, ot ti;.M
each.
Terma lav.rlablj Ca.q.
Clearflrld, Jul 1, 1874.
GEORGE E. ROBACKER,
wnoLsaALB pau-aa la
WINKS AND LIQUORS,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
Mv alee, of final.., u u..k-, i.
, .. ... i. .ri , iii-
raollr opeiU Ihe Court Hou.e, where I duire
to beep a full .lock of P:RE LIQUORS, . ad
ill warrent them to be each to ur en.lomere.
Ilireoc.c.ll. lulr SI.Tl.tr.
"WHOLES ALE LIQU0E STORE.
At the end of tbe aew bri Ige.
WEST CLEARFIELD, PA.
The proprietor nf this etahll.hmral alll her
bl liquor, direct from dl.illl.M. p..ti.. k.-t..
from thia houeo wiU ba aure to got a pare article
at a .mall mirgia abo?. com. Hotel kceMra eea
He furm.bcd with lluuor, on reaannahl. term.
rare wiaea ana-bundle, direct from Scelaj'l
finer, at Bath, New York.
tlKORttS N. COLBURX.
Clearlrl L June Id, IttJ. tf.
IIuc.v & Chris I,
SOLE PROPRIETORS OF TIIK
. CELEBRATED
''aw-.
..nn r
AND
1)11. STiKt'EU'S
TONIC HERB BITTERS.
fW.KD ton P1IICK LIST.
m i: A HI HIST.
I.I N. 34 Rlreet,
PIIILAIII.I.PIIIt.
March II, lTi.
READING FOR ALL 1 1
BOOKS tt-STATIOXERY.
Market RL, tirardeld, (at tbe Pont OfBre.l
rp II R anderaigned bega tenv. ta annnnac I. I
X th. elUacaa of Clearleld and rlrlattr. Dial
ba haa filled ap a room and baa Jn.t retarne. I
from tbe cilr with a large amoant af rtadia,
mauer, eoiiai.iing la pan or
Bibles and Miscellaneous Books,
Blank, Aeeonnt aad Pae. Booke of oare d.
aerlption ! Paper and Eueelepea, French preeret I
uu pmiai ran ana I'eaoiief Jllank L!1
Paper., Dead., Mortgagee Judgment, Eteial
tlon and Pmmianre nnteet Wklu and Per.e
neat llrief, Legal C.p, Record Oan. and BUI Car.
nhoet Nu.to, lor eilber Piano. Flale ar Vmh.
annatintlj on hand. An, book, er otatloe.r I
dceird that 1 tna not hare oa head, will baorilerei I
n, nrai .tpreee, and aold at wholeeal. ar raui1
a nit eaHomcre. I will aleo keep periodini
i.ieraiare, auea aa atagaliaee. newapapera, ac.
P. A. UAl LIN.
ric.rd.U. May 7, ISSS tf
rALUAULE IMlOPElFriT
T ruH SALR OH FOR It CM
Tin anlia,'rllior glrea ntlc. that h, will ellK'
rent or anil hi. dwelllne aad etora nronem. a'
aat. oa Herd etrool, a.lioialae tha lieoaard I
la tbe borough af Clearfield, Pa. Tbe .tore rare I
la III X .14 feet. The dwelling hooao eoal.lai I
rootaa and a kitchen on the flret atnry, .n4'l
noma .a lh. aee.nd atory. Tb. alar, reel
Hi ba had al once, and ib. dwelling porta I
va ana aner una m ol duly, ruff further fa I
twalan, addraea ar apply te the andrt.lgaea I
lw j
V Av
ta. premie... OIO. t. PASSMUSA.
Cfearfi.ld, Fa May IS, tt-tf
Miirm luvut aw. .- -