ft I lunn.
SACK
I
ILISf
HARDWARE,
. w MJuflMUrwi of ,
Tln.Cepr k Sheet Iron tfare,
Second Strut
CIBAiriltD, PA.
Hariag largaly I
war, wa lojvtle tka
and prioe..
Inane tar etoak ol Hard-
publish saarsias sloe
OerlieBteTl anil parieas wUg trMtsiaplatl Mil'
lag will AO wall w axemiu ear
TOOLS 4 BVILOIVO HAKDVAH.
wkiok li wrw aad of th boil auafactara, ud
will be sold low foreaOj. -NAILS,
CLASS,
PDTTT.
GLUE,
LOCKS.
LATCHES, a -
' .,.,. HINGES, "
A II klada f Baek Pluu, 8w, OrlMlh raaraa,
Hammer., Hatchets, nemos ud lima,
MarMae Tkak wmM,BMlj
BrMM Ar-RHae, Wood end In
Bench Screws, nil tha boat
Boring Maehln la tha
market.
Double and Single Bitt Axes,
voenitT ottteiry, a. '
Agents for BumelFi Iron Com Shelter,
... :. wiTmiH .
AIM, agents for Richards'
tiOTHIC FLUR TOPE,
'"t whick ateotually sors Smoky flint.
Formers' rinplemenli nnd Osrdra Toars of dry
aosoripiioo., ,
COOK STOVES,
wkiok we miiuI to fin latltfaotl.
Portable Range and Furnace:
o Roofing, Spouting and Jok Work duneu
reasonable terms. All orders will reoelrs prompt
stlentica, . -. - .OM
POWELL & MORGAN,
DlALIM 11
HARDWARE,
. Alio, Muafachsrersot
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
- CLRARFIBLD, A.
T7ARMING IMPLEMENTS of nil
kinds for sola ky 5
POWELL M0RQAM.
T AILROAD WUEELBABR0W8
a.U
for sals by
POWELL A MORGAN.
QIL, PAINT,- PUTTT, GLASS
Nail., ttc.'forieWby
POWELL A MORUAH.
II
A.KNES8 TRIMMINGS A SHOE
Fladlagi, for wlo kj '.,
. POWELL A IWROASr,
GUNS, PISTOLS SVPOBP CANS
. -- It ,K-I 'I i .
Tor sals by ' .o -..
' ' . POWELL A MOBOAN.
UTOVES, OF ALL BOUTS AND
Siioo, for sal 07
POWELL A MOHUAN,
fRON ! IRON 1 IRON I IROfl!
Par nit kp
kd 1.
POWELL A MORGAN.
II
ORSE SHOES A HORSE SHOE
KARA, far uld bf
POWKLL A MOiUAJf,
CLLET BLOCKS, ALL SIZES
And kttl llnofMlort, for ul kj
POWELL A MORGAN.
T
HIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE
B0XB8, far oolab,
POWELL A M0RQA9.
G. S, FLEGAt.V
1 -
Ironsides Store,
PHII.pPOtBBRG, PA.
- VKkhT.lt lit
HARDWARE, RTOVIK, RBATER8, RANG
Ri, WOOD AND WILLOW 'WARE. '
and MAievrtcTtiRtn or
TIN, MIKKT-IRON AND COPPRRWARI.
PraKllilo Streot,
Pbilllpiborf, Coalro Co, Pa, .
M.Moa l7.
raoa. a. ai-amr. craol aoanoa.
WE8T BrXANCH
INSURANCE AGENCY
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, Clearfield, Pa.
BRANCH OFFICKB la diffaiaal paru of tko
Coanty.
Tht following Old ud Raliabla 'Ira, Aaaldoaf'
8 took Md Lifa laaaraMa OoMpaalaa raprataaladl
Brtak. ' ' Aotota.
18W Nortk BrillibA Marcaalllt Plr
lot. Co., of Kafland ?!,,
IMS leaulih Coamiirelol tin Int.
Co., Of Eailnd (fold) 1I,N,M
17V4 nortk Anartoa Fir laaaraae
Co., of Pbiladalphla
112 Piro Auoalatloa PrroUiaraao
Co, of Pbiladalphl
Phnil Plra Int. Co., N. Y....
1MT Wntartawa Plra Int. Co., of If.
Y., iaaarat fana bolldlng oalf
1871 Aoioana Ptr Iniaroooo Co., of
ClM4aatl.
18il York Btook Iaaoranoo Co., of
Poaaa. latarot boraoo, Aa
1S74 Hartford Aoohloatlamruoa Co
(,7M,tO
8,1 00,(1 IW
J,J0t,0M
T,l
1,M,
14T Paaa Mataal tiS'laiorMoi
M,M8
1,808,1)1)0
itTlraa
18l( Mtrpoliua Lira lataraaotCa
of Nrw tar........... .....,
Total eaaital ....
1,000.00b
, 17,808,008
Peroaa la tka awaatry doalrlnf Inraraaeo, ton
kao H promptly ationdait to bj oalliaf at taa
oftMr adranlnf at b lattar. Iniaroaoot af
foetod ot tko haffl ponlbla rata, U a okulead
la art-cl oompoaia. jva LOMV'titiM roara
tiwlirf wAtfeAaatAa Aiminali.
Th aboaa two lir laaaraBo Co. 'a, raproaaatad
tiy T. H. Marray, bora paid oat ia eaib. batwarn
tho ilatoa of Aof 1871 and Aaf. 1874, to tbr
frianiia of doNaMd pollaj fcoldara ia tbla ooaay,
Pravida for tba fatara by lotarlaa year kni
aad yoar Ural la tba Wpt Itranah Inanraaor
Araoy. ' MURRAY A GORDON,
Claoriald. May 8, M7S. Afor.t
FULFOaO 4. THOMPSON,
,StgAC ISM'KiSOS AOtSTH,
t i. L twiCI- Arnold, l-odi'aw I j ,
Ropraeat all the loading Ire . laiarane.
CoBBoauB( St aawiry v . , .
418,ooo,toa
, t.noo.no
Ka,al Caaadlaa ..
, 'Bdkllanwyi Pa, j. . ,lt.4at
roallla, PkllaoYa.. " l,8IN,K.VK
rwaMla, Harttord..... ... l.leS.Mi
. Haaeror, New York 1,428,I.SI
. HaoaB,4JawewH.)......M. til,
AaVas, ialirAi.om Ml,
PsaaolaaMO, WaalBMaftoiM.K....u.. 018,800
Vlwo4 ataiat ofrorlaig aa taearaaoso prop
n af an kind, atmnld rail ot oar efke. oa
Mirbet etroat, oppaalt lb Coart Heaae, and ase
awr tin r ramputos an ralea aoror IBearing
'. ' - JOIIN R. PI1LPORD,
T. W, TH0MP8)N.
()laHald,Pa40et,l7, '71-ly .
J. R. M'MURRAY
WILL RtlprLY YOU WITH ANY ARTICLE
OP MERCHANDISE AT THE VERY loOWIBT
PRICE. COME AND BEE. (Iit:lly:i
NEW WASHINGTON.
Cat to COf) Per Day at boeao. Tonal rVa
ewer e.w
A 44 roes a. Bmrees a Co,, Port.
load, MsiM.
JuJT.lye
ill
rg fttttfl, aSrufrtf, tot.
lOf
.1A
IN
FREKCXlTrT'.3;
I aai awaio tbat tbaro arm aaiua potauao a Ullla
kard la ptaaao, aad I am alaa awara lawk th
ooaiplalat of "kara tlai" la wall aifk aalronal.
Bat 1 aa, to allwatod aaw tka8 I oaa aatlify Iba
fortaar aad pro to ooaelaatraly tkal4'kard tiatoi"
will aot oftadt tboao who kwy tkirroodalrBiaia,
aad all my patrua akall aa-takilalaa lata tba -
HOW TO AVOin ' JIARD TIMES
-V..', '
I kara (nodi awoaib la owpi.ly all tka Inkabl.
taatr in the loirw wad of Ha aouatv wkiok 1 aoll
at aiooodlnf low nit from aa, aiaaiaiitfc atora la 1
UWUMIllaUl, wra I aaa alwayi aa feand
raady to wait upoa oallar aod tuppiy thou wllk
Dry Goedj if all Unds,
Baob at Clolka, Ballaattt, Oaatlaiarat, Matllai,
Iaiainaa, liinaa, vruJIUfa, LaltOOC:,
TrimaUnfa, Kibboua, Laca,
Raady-nada Clolblaf , BouU and Hkoat, HaU aad
Cap all of tba boit matarial and aiada to order
oaa, Boon, Ulorea, Hillaai, Laooo, Rlbboa, A
GROCERIES OP ALL KINDS.
Cotao, Toa, Safar, Rloa, Molaataa, Fltk. (alt
fork, Linaood Oil, flit Ol, Carboa 00.
Hardwart, Qaatatoaira, Tlawara, Oaaalafa, Plowa
aaoV Plow CaaUaft, Matlay ", Dora CalU'a-
ort, I'idtr fratoaa, ud all kladl of Aaaa.
Porfaiaory, Palata, Yoralak, Gaan, aad a) fwaarat
aaaonaiui aa ailiaryj '
GOOD FLO US,
Of difbraat kmxla, alwaya oa band, ind will ba
. ' - aoia aa aw htm pawioio ag
J, II. MoClala"! Madlolaar, Jayna't Mtdlrlaat
tioataturt ana uoouad 1 mi lata.
8008 ponndr of Wool wantod for wbloh tha
aifaoH prlaa will 00 paid. t'lOMraaad oa kud
ud for aala at tka lowoat atarkal pnea.
Alto, Af.nl for Slrattoarlllo aad Carwaatrilla
Ibra.katf MaoBlaa.
1 aaVCall ud to for yoartolroa. Yoa will flad
awytaiaf aaaally tap! la.a ratail tore..
I . I I L II. CODDRIKT.
ProaohTllla P. 0., Augaat 11, 1874.
.........II....w. w. aati
i. f. wuraa
1
WEAVER A RETTN
i CLEARFIELD, FA,,
Are of artof , at tk aid taa of . L. Road A C.
tkatr ttook of foaAi.tMtlallaf of
C -. C -A STii a J 1 .
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
B00T8 AS SHOES,
HATS A CAPS,
HARDWARE,
QUBENSWARB,
I10UB, FEED, SALT, &o., &o.,
At tba Mat reasonable ratal far 0ASH or la
aiokuf for .
&
8qnu. Timber, Boards, Shingles,
tJR COUNTRY PRODUCE.
hAdvaooal aada to tkef oufofvd la f at-
taig oat at,aara ttabar oa tha atoat adautafooot
tonaa. pdlljanTI
yTANTED.
N. E. ARNOLD,
CI'RWRNHVILI.R, PA., .
(fioowtoor to) L. '
. ... .. 4N
Arnold dv. Hirisnorn.
1 00,000 0-larh lord Rhlaflca.
OrOOO
powadt of Waal.
Partial haoiat Una Bkinile or Wool (or lltk.
er) will do wall to call oa aio. Tka bif beat laar.
kat pria paid at all tiroes. ,.
- w i
Alto, a full ud evmaJoto stock of
DRY GOODS,
HATS & CARS, ;
BOOTH A NIIOEN,
GROCERIES, FLOUR, FEED,
SALT, PROVISIONS, &c,
wkiok wHI b sold at rsaeoaablo nrieai, or ai
ebaafoAfos sbiaflH er wool.
rt. Aitnui.ii.
Carwoasrtlla, May 5, 1178.
Down I
Down 1 1
.-Vs,..
THE LAST; ARRIVAL
AND OF COURSE THE CHEAPEST
A Proclamation against High Prices
WB ore aow oponlnf ap a let of t,e beet aad
fsost asaioaabl Goods aod Warea arer
wared ia thaj market, ud at prices that rembiAJ
owe or tka good eld days or cheap tataga. Tboao
who lack faitk atk thla point, er doom oar alio.
gatioBB taporlBoata wood bat
CJLL JtT OIK BTORK, .
'Ooraer Proat and Market stroets,
Wkara tker u aaa. feel, kear ud kaaw for them
eei.ee. To fully wderatud want aroabeap goods
this mast be tone, we ao aot teem it aeoetoary
o en a war at. ud ItemLao-eor alaob. It ia aoaf h
for at to tU that f
We hare Everything Ihft it Needed
ud autaiaed la Ikls market, ud at prises tbat
aetoalsh kotk old udyouoc.
'OUBf.
OBKPII IIUW A BON."
Jl
,
LUTHER8BURG, TA.,' . "
Dealer hi f-
DRY GOODS, MOTIONS,
tvuiuin m wmv t oUN m gfj,
HATS GAPS Md BWT1V SHOKKl.
TobfteeOf GrotMriM mJ rill, Rtlli, II r
QatMiiwr bj liltmwftra M nt ,
Oili, Hohool VtMliiv. ' '
A Urg Ut ( PkUnl N-aiinri, ,"
CMdiMf NiU A Drlod rrulu, CnU ni Craoll
Floor, Grain and IViloi-t,
Clovar Md Tiatoottly &tl,
0l LMtbtr, Moreeot LIiIk4 btadiitt n
AkrtM, naoiiiRti-t' innii mi
V (rtp varUty of fttorij ! mmy H in (to
RMalT, All far Mil rtrj lo fur eath t tttumri
EW BTOKE AND NEW Go6l
JOS. SHAW ii sWair!
Bar )utt oponod A '
Ktf Broil, oo Main8t.,CLiiriiLD, Ps
lalalf ooeuplotlb; Wn. T. RWIf
Tkalrttock ooritltloof "
91117 (Kv a cd no at
GioctBiat of tbo boot tallly;
QuxENBWAaKp Boota and Shoes
aad trory Miol rommatt ttt
at
fort.
VSJU Ma ttntatat 0sT ttnk tntfota Bur
., "
iuiiuoni.
Eereufile Appraiser's List.
IdM of Ik aaaaea oflha null doolera la forelf n
aaor dooaeotla aaarobaodlia, la tka aoaety of
CUdriaU lor 1878, at.,
ruia Hani. 10 0orHo;lVa tax.
14 Mrs. M. O. Hood, dlafrs 7 oil
14 ka 0. Oouaor, aarsaaadlie I 00
14 Joebaoa Patohia, Baroboadisa.. 7
14 W. J. Kliaa, ouafaslloaarla T 00
14 Aa. MeMorray A 80a, oiarobandias..., t 10
18 Moraoo Palobiu, jrea'l aiarobandio.,,., 18 00
CloarUald itorougu.
14 11. 8. Glaata, eoafatlwaerl
11 W. Endree, brewery
II Caapar Lelpoldi, brewery
14 Joba Trentuaa, furniture itor...
14 J. A. Btadier, ooofeotloneriet
14 P. A. GauliB, atatlonaryw ,
14 Mn. T. B. WataoB, aiilllnary
18 II. A. kralier, dry foods.
18 J. li. Lytle, grooariM
14 Jobs Gulioh, lurnlture .tare
18 J. A. Btewart, ololhlnf atora
15 J. 8. Baowora, kaeU autl eboea....
1 1 WlllialB Rrod, aaareaaadita
It Weavrr A Halts, ueraliandiae
, Oil
, 11 80
, 18 88
, r v
, r 80
. r 00
, 1 00
, 18 08
10 80
, r 00
, IS 80
18 80
18 00
, 7 08
, r 00
14 -li-it A(tabryrer,bar4wora..........
14 llartawlrb A Irwla, droit ....
owl
4 ualoat modlaaaas. J af
la Adolpk GBlaaborf. eJseMaf ovooa.. 18 M
19 A. G. Kramer A Co.,jroo.ria. A feed. 18
14 V. M. Canloa A llra.,iaakiaatr. t 84
14 Alex. Woteoo, tobaroooljt. ..mm.
14 R. U. Shaw, tol'Socoal't.., -
1 1 T. A. Plork A Co :.l
14 K. Y. Utidvkan.l, oonri-rlionoriee.,
It M. It. llrown A llro , maobinery.
II R. Moaaop, roarabendi.e.
14 A. t. Bbaw, drufj
4 patent naillrtnea
It Samuel I. Bnydcr.jawelry
18 K. W. Urakaw, nirrfhaadlae...H..
8 CleerSeld Coualr Baak
15 0
7 on
7 08
li 00
7 OH
I ao
7 00
10 00
14 0. D. WaUoa, drufi 1 00
4 patrol BiadlclB.il ..... t AO
14 P.ter MoGoorge, boota aod aboei 7
18 M. B. Cowdriek. clotbiaa atora w I
II Powell A MorfBB, hardware II 80
14 8. 8. Batters, rsitaaraat 7 80
- kllllird room, 1 tablet.... St 00
If John MrGaaghoy, froreriet
Carwenarllls Borough.
8 Abraat date., hardirare
'4 J. II. Klamlnf. furniture
1 BpreBklo or riweaa.y, lanr-ygooda
'4 B.J. Gatel, boou and ololbinf H...
'8 Fanal A Goodwia, mercbaBiliaB
4 J. K.lrwlu.dnifi
4 " palaat mediolnos.....
14 0. W. Wearer A Co., druj.
4 " patent medloini
It ill
, 10 00
. 7 00
11 in
. 10 00
, 7 80
8 00
7 88
8 no
. so 00
10 118
7 00
, 7 00
7 00
18 00
8 carwonsttlra nans
IS J. C. Wright A Co., olothinf
14 Watt H. Tkompioa, froeerios
J4 0. Graff A 80a, reHaarant
14 W. A. Dal A Co., froeerios, etc..
11 J. r. Irtia, aierr-Banillae
13 Joba lrvio A Bro'a, nereBaadua..HH- 18 60
14 A. M. Kirky Jewelry 7 00
14 Hoe-Bor A Thomna,elotblo 7 00
1.1 Jacob Bilfor. hardware ... 10 04
18 C. A. Rorabaafh, froeonoa A aatlaaa. 10 88
II N. R. Araold, orokaadiia II M
14 L. T. Ron, boou aad abast , , 7. 00
nouttdkl aTawamirtta
14 1
w. Hooaoa, orafa..
7 08
r 00
14 BeBjamiBCkBrlloo.ooafl
IS C. W. Vanduraa A Co , merokandlae,.. 88 0
IS A. P. Twin At Co.. kovu 4 aba...... 10 0
II T. J. Fri.aA Co., Uar.lware It 60
14 A. J. Nborbauf b, famiture 7 00
14 Peter CameroB, eoareotioBeri 7 80
14 Miaa Jeanie Cauaroa, atiiliaery 7 00
14 J. A. I'billipi, flour A eonfeotionorioa 7 00
18 frank Llrarif bt A Co , ajarcbaadite... 30 00
14 R. J. Shelter, jewelry
7 no
7 00
14 W.J.Nbarbaafh, drnf
II Aodrow Gleaava, BMrebaadiao..
14 Matlklat Najer, ooBfaellooertee
14 Aarabaal ttoas, BlotioaariM.WM.
14 Jawee Dawa, aaarabuilia.
13 tt. W. Diokoy A Co., ni.rokudiea.-.
14 8. W. Uirliafer.olothiaf.
14 A. B. Aabtoo, ooBlaatioBoalalwai
14 J. O. Gearbart A Co., roowrie, ote..
14 Mn. J. D. Bproat, milliaery .........
14 PUilip Mohrinf r furniture
14 Mra. Barak Kvlaud, BtilliBery......
... II 00
... 7 Oil
I 00
. 7 Oil
13 SO
... I IU
, 7 110
7 00
.. f 80
... 7 00
. I 00
Latsbar City.
18 Bo tier, Da.la A Co, aterokeailiae 18 08
14 II, V. Speocor, froooriea, koota, thee.. 7 00
It Joba Ruaaall A oa, aaerabaiiia...... 7 00
New Wathlnp-to Rorvugb.
13 J. R. McMorrBy.Bterobaodiaa It 80
18 Jame. Gallafbrr, merohanliM 18 00
14 J. P. Featb.eoofecttoBorieo 7 00
Mewburs; Horough.
14 William Utintsr, usrrhandiaa MM. 7 00
Ueceola Horougik,- r
II Kraoaa Uro's, fruoartea It 80
10 T. O. Himee A Co, aierohandiao . 30 00
II Hartman A Friei, bardoaro...
14 Ueorse K. Jones, jewelry...
14 D. W. Keller, tobaooonUl
II W II. Kelly, merchaadite .....
18 Berkoita rkbeelio, mercbudiea.....
14 J. D. Browo, ooofeouoaerioa
14 W. Wallsoa A Co.,euBreetioneriea..
II Larl tlrarkart, tobaooooiat
14 tleorso Buolieb, f rorertea...M....
14 M. A Painter, lour aad feed
;4 Jame. lleaketli. eonreolioaeries..
ii 00
... 7 00
... 7 00
... 11 08
... It M
... 7 00
... 7 oa
... t ot
... 7 00
... 7 00
... 7 00
IS R. O. Way A Co, froooriea
18 0"
T Lirerifbl Bro'a A Co., Kvrcbaadiao,.M 4 00
II T. R. lilendj A Co., drufa..
00
t 00
4 " patont medieiaaa.
14 Brlabia firo'a, books aud statioaery.
II Cilisaas Hank f Ototola
WaUacatow Ho rough. .
14 Joha Holt, marebandlea
II J. Gars A Ho, aeroheodieo
7 00
M 00
Y 6
' ; 00
10 00
I' PO
tteecaria Tawnablp,
IS Joba G. Uleagow, marpbandiae..
IS Joba Clark, manbaadia
Brll Toevuenlp.
14 Robert Mabatry, merrbaodiM. ........
f 00
Bogga Towatahlp. .
14 BeaJaailB Pieklee, ooBfolionrias.....4 1 to
It Tbnmai Hill, dry goods A froooriea.... 7 00
14 W. K. Boaeai, oealootloowioa 7 00
ISradforA Townahlp. . '
II P. Cnrtay A Co, roorohudiae f 00
I Woodland Fire Brick Co., goa'l at'd'es. St 0
Rrady Toarnalila,
14 Barsh Brooki, dry gooda A groceries.., 7 00
11 Joha Hoborliof, soli.oa 7 M
II Tbo. MolgoBiarT,drygoo4a,frooarloa. TOO
II Olaagow A Elba, goa'l oaorobeadl.... 7 no
It Jooet Bro'a, froeroJ erebaodlae..,,,., 10 00
15 O. D. loaaa A Bro, morekaBdlao 10 00
II M. C. Ileum, aoUon 7 00
t Joba DaBols, rrs'l merebaadiaa. ...... 38 00
IS Daal Ooodlandar, gen'l merchandise... 18 1)0
IS Jo. Baylor A Soot, fan'l merebeadiee 10 00
14 1. H. aMineer, Hardware T 00
14 Charles Hchwem, groceries , T 00
14 Chritliaa Bnrbet, poarocUoBOriaa 7 00
IS Moore, Hamiltoa A Co, geo'l moroh'so. 10 00
U 8. Q. Kuoti, notiooi
7
U Lt. B Csrllilc, nrchanI.w4i
14 K- 0. McKenry. eonfrotiouatiti M
II 8io Koari. trooWV.VDiritji H
7 oo
T AO
7 00
r oo
r oo
r oo
r oo
r no
r oo
7 oo
10 00
14 tiwTfs h. Kntrr, bonla mn& boao......
RiirMldt Tuwm1iIh
14 Arn Pt.tehlBfrbitltM.w w.
' t Chest ToKBiitalk . '
14 Paul White, narebuliM H
14 K. T. MrCruknlHfi.uitinH
4 J. J. Bnydtr, ntrcbaaditt .,.
14 Junti Cnrrj, gKMMrtM.M ...H.Mi
CoTlnrtoti TownnhliH
14 ODIIIatnl HMkcBtlwti, wrabM)dIH
IIL, M. Coatrivl, mrchadi .
4 pMent ntM.biDU....HMI
ft 00
T 00
. T 00
. r m
- 7 oo
.. 7 00
14 Dr. F. 8. N-r 1 ion, Krociii..m.M.o...
14 Frtnoit Coolrltt, luafchandiiwi
14 rruoia wi7, tnmlimnil.M...,,
14 Jaitia I'lalwl, mtrcbtadiw
14 PetAt (irniir,eofittf.oejriii..,.
Ieclr Townahlp.
I W. J. Jscktoa A Hro., wrcbftDtJiM...H 13 60
14 Jacob Mooh, marohaadipa 7 00
Glmr4 Townalilf.
14 V. A. Mignot A Hro. netrbaodlM 7 00
14 Robrt 8. Hlcwari, notion H, 7 Of
14 O. li. Watt, grwoarioM 7 00
CtrahaM Townahlp
IX TboUM II. forcr, Barcbaadiva 1 00
4 M ' " Mtcat aatWioiadn... & 00
Gullch Townahlp.
I 11 P. A A. Fljrna, mtrchamiitM
, li 00
8 00
, 7 00
. 7 Ot
4 " )itflBt Kadioiaaa
14 IhtstDKJ A. Pridaaui, m air bandit
14 lltorj AUman, BiereliaLdnu.
II u at on Tcwnahip.
15 hjom A Lichter, inanitit.od M
14 Jtiarpb It. llilnur, rtittvuraat ...,.,
14 C. 1 Wtilt itrugi anrj not ion m
12 C. 11. Curj.il A Osiu. rolaiMiut)
14 11. W. itniwn, cvaiacuoaarlaa. (
14 Cbarlaa ltnbacktTt elutbing ,
14 Mr. MoCranurt btttiooa
14 Mia Nancy Lattuill.i.jrj ,..,..,
14 A. Uorniiig A Bua.Murdwara ,...,.M
14 laM hraaa, BrtwM...-..M.M
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1 1 llcnr aVMbitM, awvitAtudiM
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14 R. M. Johnrtoti, ibaaiiv.t..,. 7 00
14 Alai. Crtittellf dmi aaxi wrtiona,.,, 7 00
14 B. tV. (man, evnlaclionariti , 7 CO
14 La ft Ktroup, narobaDliaan 7 0
14 U. J. L'owmvlord, nonoaa M, 7 00
karthaua Townahlp.
14 W. J. Woft-r, nband,M u.... 7 00
14 J. W. PntlartBiarrbaiiliaa.....,MM 7 01
14 J. O. Mailluaky, awehand.aa.tmtwMMt f H
14 tied lr; Fiabar, rabaudi...wHM , J oo
kooi Townahlp '
14 ojuhn Fi, irooant u 7 00
l.awrnce Tuwitahlp.
11 CharU-t Kkrvlur, brairory 15 00
14 Uaurga N. Cwttiuro, mtrebaU(JiM,H.(H.. I uv
s . '. a. .. "I 1
tlofrl rtitviialllp,
14 Leonard. Kyler, merefaaudiM
14 JaBita 'I bouipaoa, eoBlortiouerlea.,
14 Peter Muyer, merraouiliae
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14 Junae Mona, mi-roliandiae ...ewlf I tt
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r-na lowueiiip iSAflf; Ja--jrttltrri of ' the kind, it was nt once
!J 7.1. tlTrZZZAM V W Kpblien lead..
pikoTonaeiiip, ,. ,aJ,li. jBbrton, Mr. Sherman,, Mr. Bout-
li Adamkmlih,et.afeeiioitorioi.,
aoboT t
Uulea Townahlp,
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4 D.Biabakar, merohaBdlN ,1,1
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II Mln M J. MoCuiloufb, million; 7 00
14 Jamrt Corkley, merokudiae 7 00
14 L. A. Warret, drug. ou
14 Ibomas llaadaraoa, grooeriea. f no
15 FlaberBro'i A M.lli,ejer.h a4lee... II 00
II ahltthaad A Co., nierchandit M t Ot
11 Aadrew Ulaasoa, mfrhudla o
14 W. H, Pblllipa, ooafoctioBeriee 7 00
14 Rdwla UroadT, oowfeotioBerioe..7,. ft
14 DaaletamaeJ, rarie aad Soar 7 to
18 U. Liverif hi A Oo, eaorahudite....... 38 80
I oorrtfy tbat th I a rwroeet tM of th
Oan.ee ead a, i.ne. mm! Im ed b. a
ran year, not roe I. hereby flee thai a aal
I will ho hold at tk. fount CeaimieatoaaT rdioa,
la CloarOMd.e WaSNBSllAT, the 8th tar of
AatllwoetiwoaiaaawfaiulaVaaaaoleoaojsitli-l
rot ataswtfMko, srawpoT. ttaemoitlmi
raawlWlho,
imeoaftsVl
aa oe aja awwrw or
Lanketetoia, -I '
dafeSE LlfES.
Marok I, INI
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App raiatr
THE REPUBLICAN.
CLEARFIELD, PA.
H'KUNES:AY MORNING, MARCH 11, 1878.
FA ISIFWA TIONOF TKFASUJt Y
ACCOUXTS
During tbo liutl two yvun The Sun
but ropcati'dly clod upon rounroHS
to iiiYOHtigrita the. books of the Tronit
ury, In ortlor to till tho conflicting of
ficial atutemcnta of tho ptihlio dotit mirl
expenditure!, and to imtablmh annio
outlslnctory Inciri upon which tho pub
lio miirht ruly.
By luw tho Ufgiolorol tho Tmumiry
ia prnctiddly tho bookkuepvr of tho
Uovornmeut. All tho uccountti of ro-
ooipta and uxpontlitiinw rw rgitorvJ,
and finully dopouittuJ lu liin ofllco; and
from tho orguiiixntion of tho TrcRatiry
down to 1870, no othvr atntoinont wtut
nulborirwl or pttbliHhed, in irurd to
either, thnn thiit which horn hi ofllcitil
oigimture. . Jtul tho ayBlora whifh
Hamilton organized, mill (iallntin nf
torwiei'd. jdminislercd, was not witin
ftvt!tor"ib Mr. Bontwtdl. It won
"tntiprlit-liirwnrd, implK mid wottltl
not servo to oonccnl tranwu tions of
vnnt magnitude, upon which worne
than dark suitpicion now renin. 80 ho
oontrivr-d a Rliilcmpnl nf hi own,
monthly mid Annual, intunilfd to aiiK'r
m1o ttint or tho Ueglstur, nnd predicat
ed upon different state of litctn and
figure. This so,emo was eoneocted
for partinan nrtex, and I be monthly
stutements sent out to tho eountry
wore till ho to tho extent that warranls
for largo sums worn withheld until af
ter tho publication, ao ns to make a
deceptive exhibit of tho condition of
the Treasury. That practice became
thoroughly eaUthliahud under lioutwcll
anj fJichnrtIon, and is still continued
nmlor Bristow.
When tho annual reports of the Sec
rotary of the TrooMiry nnd the Jlegsi
ter caine to ho coinpured, enormous
discropauciea wero ilimwerod lor tho
same series ol years in tho public debt
and tho exponditnres. Attemps wer
made in Congress to have an inquiry,
but the Itepuhlicnn majorities voted
down every resolution, ami tho doom
of tho Treasury wero slummed in tho
faces of mcmbors who sought lulormn
tion, Mr. Iloutwell ml to work to re
concile those contradictory figuros,with
tho aid of Eichordsou uid others.
They went back fur ninny yours, al
tered the aggregates ol the public debt,
and introduced into tho accounts now
dements which wore previously un
known. When they could not be
mado to Jigroo with tko Register'
books, It . was Explained thiit tho two
started Irom difloreut points, and thero
foro they must reach different results ;
but hy including in one, certain olo
monU omitted from tho other, they
whould Iw reconciled.
In the Miobato on Ibis subject Mr.
Doutwoll repeated this lume exjilana
tion in these words :
"the ron.eqaeoco If tbat at any rticalar
mouulut of timo th apparent debt of Ibe Gov
ernment aa npnaeotrd to the B.fialrr'a offioo
aod a raprearnted in tba oDn- f tlie b'esreUry
ol tbo Trea.ury, will a rfi.reol."
Now, by turning to tho reorts of
the Rocrctnry and Eegister since 1871,
it will be found that they agree, to a
cent, and therefore tho whole theory
nf Mr. Boutwell fulls to the ground,
and Iiit explanation is absoluely un
true. There is no possibility nfagreo
raont between them, if, as be stated,
they aro composed of different ele
ments. Then how do they now "hap
pen to bo identical? Mr. Boutwoll it
abundantly able to answer this ques
tion, though ho pretonded ignorance
in the eonto, and audaciously said be
hail no responsibility lor the sudden
and remarkablo change in statements
made during his management of tho
Treasury. The licijiister't fujuret tvere
made to conform to thote of the Secretary
by nit MTirrajt orrtVr of the latter ! That
is to say, the public accounts wore
falsified by an nfllcial rescript from tho
head ol the department.
It will naturally be asked, what was
the controlling molivo for these alter
tions and these conflicting statements?
Tho answer is a belie! only, hut justi
fied hy many facts which can be veri
fied or rejected by Investigation. It is
bolioved that many millions of bonols
and notes have boon issued In excess
of lawful authority, that many millions
of both have, been forged and accepted
at tho Treasury, rind that there is a
larger amount of interest paid than
tho actual debt culls for. More than
this, there is a prevailing opinion that
balances were foil ed during tho terms
of Boatwcll and Iticlmrdson ; that tho
books were tampered with in various
bureaus; and that they now boar ovi
donco of erasures, inlorliuentions, nnd
changes. , It is easy tt ascertain whulh
or those opinions and reports aro well
founded or not.
This If not n party question, ami
ought not to bo considered in that
light. All sides Should agree that thu
integrity of the public accounts ought
to bo strictly preserved, and that tho
system which Mr. Boutwell inaugurat
ed, of having two contradictory alulo
ments of the public debt, must be pre-
judicial to Ibo publio credit ut borne
and abroad. No other enlightened
country present) suuleAapeWaclo, aad
no man can to-day, upon the authority
of those figures, coma within filly or a
hundred millions of 1 fie real debt, from
the confusion and conflict which they
create. Aud the Secretary of the
Treasury is quitu us ignorant on this
point us tho most obscure citizen who
does not trouble his head about aof
Knunts.-! 1 ,
; Mr.'DavIs Introduced a resolution in
the Bonaia a lortnight ago, asking fur
atiad, committee of fivo to invustl-
gtte tUtt -1nauf. I, ike every other
Wr)Ur Mr. Kdninnds. nnd othoi-s. had
applanations to give, nono ol which
touched . the real point They wore
all evasive, equivocal, ,nd unsjilisfuo
tory. To stifle Inquiry, tbtiy vi ill aend
the roaiiluiAOBio Ihei'flpMnittiie on Fi
nance, comporVjf) fcren emihlicans
and two llemocraU.1 tin tile J louse
can counteract this tr1ckoiy':by re
peating the resolution there, and get
ting full power to send for pontons' and
pspent and to employ exports. In
that way only can truth be reutjhed
aid the public mind relieved trom anx
iety in regard to tho iMttnr and ex
tent Of these inppotod fnihds nnd Ail
tifioatioo. This workwill roqairo
months oa labor, and therefore cannot
be commenced too soon.
oo 6x mm THEIXYKSTIGA
, TIOXS. ,,
Tho last argument used by Reuubli
vnn organs against the appointment of
commltteos to investigate the depart
ments at Washington It the cost which
must attack to such mutter. These
sutao organs bewailed but little the ru
inous cost to the ooiintry of the corrupt
and Ignorant officials whose dishonest
conduct bus made such Investigations
a necessity. Then all wot for tho party,
but now thut It is proposed to look into
the management of tie different de
partments in order to ferret out and
trace o tha proper sources the gigan
tic, frauds that bavo been committed in
Washington, the organs discovor that
economy It a good thing in thu Nation
al Government, mid cry aloud aifaiust
tho great expense which these various
investigations will cause. i
These liadicul plunderers need a 10
vere lesson, and tho present Is just a fit
timo in which to teach them that tho
sentiment uttered as buncombo by
their leader "I,ot no guilty man es
cape" will bo seriously understood
und effectively carried out by honest
men when they obtain tbo right and
power to do ao. H will certainly In
volve the expenditure of large sums of
money to trace the various frauds which
have so depleted tht treasury of the
country, but in addition to the losson
tutight in the punishment of the guilty,
itieJtlHt pOSsiblothutiievUltuuiaMaalna
of those who are now feasting on the
spoils nf their infamy, to disgorge ut
least a portion of their plunder, and
nour a lair share of the contents of
their laden coffers back into the treas
ury from which they were derived.'
It is not a mutter of surprise that
the organs should labor sotrenuously
in their opposition to these investiga
tions, and we may expect that all pos
sible, suhtorfnges will be resorted to in
ortlor to cripplo any movement in that
direction ; well do they know that tho
indepentlont voter of the country Is
looking with a very steady and inquis
itive gar.o into tho re.il and solid mer
its ot tho men and measures represent,
iug tho ability and tho animus ot the
two parties, and while tba Radicals are
satisfied that many nf tito deeper vil
lainies committed by Radical partisans
for many years past are so carefully
covered as to escape the casual glance,
yet they are equally certain tbat tho
activity of honest investigating com
mi.leot would readily discovor the
secrets hidden under the dextronsly
laid covering, and holdup to the publio
gate undoubted and glaring evidenced
ol the corruption and miAtness of the
Rudicul aspirants for place and power.
They know that the independent voter
will wiold an immense influence during
tho next campaign, and they fear and
tremble lest proofs of the guilt and ig
norance of their paily should bo made
to clear as to lose them forover the
support, or even countenance, of their
great lactor in the great problem of
1878.
The duty of exposing the Irauds of
tho past yours belongs to tha Demo
cratic party, and If they allow any
strategy, iersuttsioii, or influence, to
deter t liein from an honest and rigid
performance of tho great task, they
will bavo created so great a burden to
be carried during tboajiproaching cam- j
paign tliul they win be almost sure to
stumblo and full beneath Its weight.
They have been regarded throughout
tho country as tbo great reformert,and
should they fail to make their title
clear they must tatTer the consequen
ces of their neglect or lack of judg
ment. Tboy have Aung to tho breeze
the banner of honest government and
searching and effective reform, and
they ninst keep it well before tbo eyes
of the people if they would Inspire
confidence and win rocriiils for tho
grtat struggle of 1979.
Theso wonts are spoken with no
shadow of fear that tho Democracy
will prove recreant to Its trust, or Idlo
in its well doing, but rather to "prick
the sides of Its Intent," and urge Its
followers on in the good fight. Those
of us who arc not In tho open field de
sire to express our confidence in our
soldiers, and at the tame time to warn
them against the strategy and ambus-
cades nf the common enemy. Let the
work ol investigation go on, and "lot
no guilty man escape." iVewt OHeam
Bulletin.
IT JMOHTJlii H'OBSK.
. Tho New York .Sun, in alluding to
business in that city says : "It only
requires a walk up Broadway to see
that that thoroughfare has suffered
seriously in the last few years as a seal
of business. Vacant stores and whole
buildings unlet may bo seen in almost
overy block from Canal to Fourteenth
streot. The owners of Broadway prop
erty, except in a lew exceptionally
eligible places, find that they must
either accept greatly reduced rents for
their buildings or let them gnuurenlutl
They will soon find, if they bttvo not
already found, that with the reduction
in other values, with the decline in the
capacity of money to make interest,
tho returns from real estute Invest-
mollis) must sympathize. When the
purchaser ''of good Government and
railway bonds mnst content himself
with un interest of four per cent., the
landlord cunnot expect a of old to ob
tain ton per cent. Tho tenants of
stores, themselves making a vastly re
duced percentage, of pnlt on their
soles, cannot longer afford to pay the
heavy rents which seomod a compara
tively light burden when tho profits
wore so much greater. The only way
to make any money now it lor the
merchant to keep hit runningexpenses
nt lljty lowest possible figure.
"The bulk ol the business of tho city
is every year increasing. Tho trouble
is that the prices which can bo obtained
for men band iso are S'i near their eost
,thul tho percentage of gain to the tel.
Icr Is An exceedingly small fraction.
Tbia requires of him the gruuteat . pro.
donee, the strictest scrutiny of credit,
the closest economy of management.
It is a healthy tign for the business of
the country that this lesson is now so
thoroughly learned, and it precept
so generally practised. Though profits
may be much,rcduced, yet tho risk
run Are inwtl, and b , sinews is conducted
on bealiHy.eV.rinciplet. i' ,) .
"There Is nofnirtg to. causri alarm,
though tbare may be much to praakj
tlissatlsraciion In our presfnt JrJi
eoadilion.". ' .i,,
Tb great trading Arm of Marm,
Marwh aud Evans, (limited), lvaa Uasa
dissolved. ' ' . . -
SPA IX
' Jon Carlist Is "over the border," and
another Carlist revolution bat failed in
Spain. This lust outbreak was inau
gurated by the Cure of fianta Crug on
tbo 1st' day of Docembor, 1872. He
bad thirty seven men under his com
mand, and with those he attacked a
railroad train. Immediately after this
affair Don Carlo entered Spain from
France, where he bad been biding, and
was Aillowed by (Jonrrult Miarraga,
Elio and Valdospina. Theso soldiers
disciplined tbo peasants and put them
into military shape, but Don Carlos
did not take lorrnul command of bis
adherent until the summer of 1873.
Since that timo hi fortunes have as
sumed various shapes. t At one time
be swept a largo portion of the north
ot Spain, and menaced tome of the
strongholds of tbo Government troops.
Ills offensive movements Wore gener
ally failure. When on the defensive
he was more sueeessful. But tbo great
er number of tho royal troops nt last
enabled them to Dank bis strategic
positions, nnd eaptnre or retreat wero
tho alternatives, . Don Carlos uliose
tho latter, antl Is now in thu bands of
the French autkoritin. lie will hard
ly be allowed lo roluin a residence to
near the borders of flpairr. King Al
fonso will not agree to ttvoli a disposi
tlon of bis rival for tho throne. All
tho rooent revolutions in Spain havo
boon put in motion from France. (Icn
ernl I'riin lived in l'aris in 1868, when
he planned the uprising that drnvo
Queen Isahellafrom thronoandconntry.
Don Cm hi held meetings near the
frontiers previous to the insurrection
of 1872. These fact will not bo over
looked by the ministers of K lug Alfonso
when tho on est ion nf Don t.'arkm re
maining in Franco it under fonsiiferu-
tlon. Ho" may retire to England--nj
take up Ins abode in iSwitaeriantl.
(iermany, France and Italy wtll' RrfH
closed aguinst him for lear of introduc
ing fresh complications into Kurope at
this timo, when all eves are.tlereettid
to a solution of the Kudtorn question.
But King Alfonso need not oxpeot, per
fect pcueo In bis kingdom while 'Dftfi
Carlo lives. He come from a race of
agitators. For years this branch of
tho Bourbon family bavo kept Spain
in hot water, Don Fernando and Don
Juan raised a disturbance In 1800, and
in order to retain their heads on their
shoulders signed an abdication of their
pretensions. In 1863 the fulhor of
Don Curios, uoii compulsion, luid
down his claims to tho throne at the
feet of Isabella. But all these uets did
not prevent Don Carlos from startine
a rebellion to seixe the throne, nog grill
hia recent failure quonch tho fire of
agitation that glows in his bosom wheu
ho contomplate the advantages that
would flow from his inhabiting' the
royal paluce at Madrid. Driving Don
Carlos into France, or even to England
or Switzerland, tloes net settle Alton
permanently on tho throne of Spain.
FhiUrdrlphit Times.
FISH LEGISLATION.
In behalf of tho Pennsylvania Stnto
Association lor tbo protection of game
and fish, tho following preamble arid
resolution have been-presented to the
Legislature. . They are now in the
hands of the proper eornmitU'C." ',
' Whebras, The State of Pea'usyl.
vania bus, from yoar to year, appro
priated large sums of money for tho
propagation of shad, salmon, and other
fish in the waters ol the Delaware and
Susquehanna rivers and their tribu
taries. '
And ithernu, Laws have boon enacted
to prevent fishing in the waters of sard
rivers and their tributaries lying with
in the SlauycXeep,ing by such means
and at saeh times as are thereia desig
nated , Ibal said laws aro not general,
but local In" their character, and con
tain different provisions for different
streams, rendering tho system compli
cated and difficult of enforcement.
iiinf irAfrrvM, Tho Sqsquehanna rfver
lie partly in the jurisdiction of the
State of Maryland, in which there are
no law to prevent fishing, by any
meant, at any season of the year, and
a a consequence tho most wasteful
and destructive methods of fishing tbat
man ho ever devised are employed, In
season and out of season, in the waters
oi saw nvor wituin mo state oi aiury.j
land, to the destruction of million of I
young shad, salmon and other fishes
overy year;, that tho citixens of Penn
sylvania are hy law forbidden to fish
in the waters of said river excepting
in certain designated seasons and by
certain means, while the ciliieris of
Maryland are at liberty to destroy by
myriad tb fish which oar Common
wealth hat appropriated largo amounts
of money to propagate and preservo
for the ll so ol its citizens; therefore.
Jtevdeetl, That tho Legislature of:
Pennsylvania be requested to confer
with tho Legislature of Maryland, rela
tive to the fuels set I'ttrlli in the above
preamble, and to umlcuvur to seciiri'
the passage ot sneh laws in llio lntU-rJM
Stale as will otiiitrihuto to thu prupugu
tion of tho fish inhabiting tho waters
of the Susquehanna river.- - ,
Httolved, That the Govoniorof Penn
sylvania be nqncstrd to roofer- with
thu Coventor of Maryland in rvferenco
to the above mentioned Htcts, and to
ask him to reeemmr-rnl to the Legisla
ture of Maryland, to pass such laws
relating to the subject it will harmo
nize with thu Legislature of Pennsyl
vania on this subject.
Retolved, . That the Pennsylvania
State assoclnlinn fbr the protection ofj
gam Ash will endeavor to enlorce4.be
laws In relation to game and fish, and
will xpeet all proper aid from the
government in this behalf,' I , ,
NOTASA STATE -
'
tlon. Davis, of tba Doyluslown im
ocrwf, -whit Maided for five jmm in New
iloieuu, (liu allude .to tb dmiauion,
brtiiat Territory InM the t'plon at a
fitata, 1 Uo sayst-M e.f-,1. w. ..- - .
: lit.c!Wlyo Mexico,
hungry acnlaea) wboMwfcirly athlrst
lof senatorial boner fLce' again apply
In to Otmirrews to"flThlt their' haihv
wick a a Slate Into th Uaratai Tbit
it hot their first, application, btit how
they com In besteohlng atiitade
they hdpo cannot b relisted. ' We
pity the mlstorttrnes of -these gn tie
men, but cannot help feeling tbatCoa-
gri ;MilJf"reb their prayer. ' New
skooaoae-riry has a ektlni of ad.
munioft .ikl kt., but she la not fit
loravpra hoajors.
A hrttlt alrMtrjiafl, rafi
W"ttan4hr MtaieMhtpAwd a.J
entv Bvt Dot-cent.. of thpm can ntritWlvonr Mimnvr. "i-w b -
read nor write. ' The country la ox-J
tensive, ana tne inuafitunts acuttoreu
over It in srarse settlements. Taking
out the Americans, aay from throe to
Ave thousand a large estimate, and
tho few educated Mexicans, and the
remainder of the population is com
posed of the late peonea, or sorls, who
arc worn Ignorant and degraded than
tbo Southern negroes. Flint country
bus, bo groat middle class on which
our institutions must rest to be sac
oessful, there being but two classed lu
reality tha rich and tho poor. The
great body of the Mexican people aro
landless, and live ou the great estate
they wore attuchod to before peonage
wad" broken up. The greater part of
the land thut does not belong to the
United Stales, I held in Immense tract
by Mexicans or Americans, The peo
ple of Now Mexico aro very much
averse lo taxation, und we do not be
lieve enough money could be rsaaed to
upport a Statu Government. " The
Mexican portion of the popjilatlod ha
never enjoyed such good goveraoaeajM
na under tho Territorial system, and
any change would make theircondition
worse. Their government really costs
them nothing, and if they pay anything
toward th support of public schools,
It la' very little and tbat drawn
from them with difficulty. It would
not be a very flattering commentary
on our system of government to allow
New Mexico to have the same weight
in tho Senate as Now York or Penn
sylvania. If there wero no office for
hungry aspirants, dependent on ber
admission, Ahero would bo iour.d but
few toJhtlrocato it.'.',
lMPKItTIXF.y('F..
One J. G. llcslu, a member of the
'JToung Men' Christian Association of
Washington City, baa addressed a let
or
ter to Dana, in which, after apologia,
tug for addriMsing him without tho
plea re of a personal acquaintance, be
says 'that bo "sends bim through the
mails a copy of God's Word." His ob
ject, be continues, is to win the wicked
editor's "soul to Christ, and to return
good for evil." The letter conclude
time:
Ploaoe read tbo Word of God prayerfully, BBd
He will remove tbat aoeltos and rtadlottri
from oot yoar heart, which, If permitted to re
mail, will drag yoa dewa la eternal perdition. I
ball olee ead for yoar oMoamgemut a postal
ear otaiif earn pesaer; l scripture enoa
day for three bundred and aiity-8ve dyf, Bflleae
your koort is sooaer ebaafed. With tb reqaaet
that yna do in. tba boaor to aokaowledgo the ro-
selpt of this, I resseia years truly,
. J. O. II ansa.
Commenting on this epistle, the
wicked editor remarks that Hester I
probably the most impudent scoundrel
in th country ; that in the time of tho
war be served with Serame on the
privateer Sumter; tbat. while thus in
service bo shot and killed a follow
officer while asleep on board tbo vessel;
that after the war be carried on a grand
real estate gilt enterprise, by which ho
swindled tbo people; that he became a
Ku Klux detective tinder Gov. Holden
in that capacity sending many guilt
less person to prison, that in these
various pursuits he bad mauaged to
amass a considerable amount of black
mail money, and that he was now
dvoting his time, for lack of other
employment, to making long prayers
in the synagogue, giving away Bible,
and writing greasy letter with bum
bug piety. Pretty severe, -bat, under
the circumstances, not altogether inex
cusable. Pittsburgh Reader.
CX.XTEXA'IAL Jl. Tt. PARE.
Tko special committee appointed by
the General Ticket Agent' Associa
tion of the ynitod States to arrange
and recommend a aobodtile of Centen
nial paasengor rate, recently held
meeting at Philadelphia and will re
port to the Association at it special
meeting to bo bold at Ixmiavillr, lien
tucky, Fehanary Bin. Ten out of the
thirteen members of. the committee
were present and Western roads were
well represented. It was decided to
recommend a reduction ol 25 percent,
on present rate for the round trip
from all points ol the country east
Omaha to Philadelphia or New York.
Tiekets will be sold from May 10 l
October 31. They will be good for
thirty days only from point east of
Omaha, and probably tho timo will be
shortened from points within a day-
ride of New York and Philadelphia
,t m ntonn by the
Committee that round ticket from the
West be made good, eastward, over
on routo, aud woetward over another
mute.'" The four trunk line Will erect
an Americau tourist tiekut ofllco on
the Centennial grounds, to be operated
by the oompunic in concert. . Tho
plan of the building will probably be a
model American railway station. Ii
is understood that trains will bo run
beJweenNew York altd Philadelphia
every twenty minutes during ten hours
of thu day, and ample night trains will
also lie tarnished. '-dftermii Sim.
1,1 HURT v anu Charity. The render
will doubtless hesitate to believe it. but
(.lunu 0lsiervtr will avuon tlirvtmer that,
fetter uriuios are Commit laM in tbo
name of liberty than there are frauds
committed in the name of charity. lt
I porbap uot well to bamen our
hearts by cultivating too much the
sceptical tide but it 1 a laot tbat hun
dreds, perhaps thousands of mock phi
laiilhropista in difTorent part ol tb
country art dressing richly and faring
sumptuously on what they are able to
collect for the poor. During bard
time, especially, the very destitutioa
ot the needy is used by expert wind
ier to indue subscription of largo
sums of money, which are diverted
from their intended end to supply the
collector with luxurie or a "sinking
fund. Of course some charitable in
stitutions aro quite above suspicion,
but the public ought to demand, as a
condition precedent of any cid what
ever, the f'reqient and regular publica
tion of receipt and disbursements, and
a 'ptatcmont of the condition of the
charily, lu addition to this logialatore
oaght to demand the right of all super-
vision and direction of all institution
which htsj aid, aa, Indoed, it Is proba
bly not eonatitsvional for any State to
appropriate- tb publio aieoey to peo
ple who are not responsible for the
manner of it diaborsement, and who
cannot be called to account for fraud.
Flrarihand Ilnmr
r r-. Or
Mr. Frederick Lauer, of B44(b.!
hat ISO.OOO worth of lager beer ljtitjrsf.
lo- tie v ha-dw
aaxt liv-i-a tisvw. yVkifahtot
8- I
' ii
, i-III
HARTS WICK" IRWIJI
.
' tBCoN BTREKT,
CLEARFIELD, M..,",'
DEALERI JN
. . .'-.I-
PURE DRUGS!
kti.- )
tv bt-
OUEMICALSI
PAINTS, OlloS, DYE STUFF
1, h. i' .
1 UM.!,.e J' i .i .
TARHI)MEB,
'to eeuooleMi lee iliv.
V,oreofh .41
..i,w-ii
.,... Si,. 1
I e ru ,.-1,
4. id" I" r-t- !- -I I -Mt'l
TOILET AKTICLFS, ;;
' Of ALL KI!DB, " ' ' "
PVBE MXSB AND LIQU0B8,
ler mrdt'lBal purpteee.
Truseee Hnpporten, Aehuol Boke end Statloa.
ary, an an otaor artlolet aaaally .
, feaad ia a Drag 8 to re.
PIIYBIRIANS' PRF.MCRIPTMNB CARE
FULLY COMPOUNDED. Hanag a large es
Borieaoo lo the builnoaa tbey oaa f it-e eatir sat
Isfaatloa. J. O. BAKTSWrcK.
JOIIN F. IKWIN.
Clearteld, December it, IS74.
BIGLER, YOUNG & REED,
(8uooadr t BarBto Ti)g,)
FOUNDERS k MACHINISTS
,'. . Xeaufecterert ef
i0ETABLE 4 STATIONARY
a .
STEAM ENGINES
Corner of Poarth aad tim Btroaft,
CLEARK1F.LD, PA.
fT A VINO oaf aged ia tho maaalaclure of IrN-
aa. elass MACHINERY, wb rospootfally lafofia
ka publio that wa aro aow proper to III all
order! at cheaply aad u promptly as oaa ba doe
ia aay af tka cities, ws manufacture aad deal la
Malay and Circular Saw-MilLj
H.ad Bloekt, Water Wheel., Bhafiing Pulley
Giford's Intorlor, Bloom Oeugas, Steam Wklatiee,
Oilers, Tallow Cup., Oil Cupt, Gauge Cocks, Air
Cocks, Globe Valves, CheekrVelrM, orronght iron
rtpot, S.aaui Purnpa, Boiler Food Po:pt, Aatl
Prirtfon Metres, Soap Btoae Packing, Abib Peck-
ag, aad all kind, of MILL WORE,' mgether
wilk Plowa, Bled Solos, J
I , ,
COOKAXD PARLOR STOVES,
ud other CASTrXOS of D klads. ' 1 1
-Ordors solloitod u4 tiled at etty psiost
AU wttors ot" oa.eiry wllk rereloaua la aaaokti
af aar usfaotan promptly aniwcrcd, by addreo-
lag or at Cleerl.ld, Pa.
Jaal'74-tf UIGLKK, YOUNU A RbCD.
The Bell's Bon Woolen Factory,
Peaa lowaakip, Chjarleld Co, Pa.
R II a at K 18 41 ft T I :
...... 1
aar aar ,
BURNED UPI
ThatalMriUrtialar mM aiptrBM, rabniH
Da.)htnrbMkd aa9aiil, im tka arall al a irtaV-
aUaaWoolaa MaBafaaUrf, critb all tb mo4n
iBpravasMti attlrf4, an4 art a rvparaal to naka
all kladl af Clrthp, CawiMraa, HatlaaUa, Hraa.
kata, FlaBaala, tie. Ptaatv af gaetlt oa km4 to
apply all aareM aaal a tboaaaiitj w gait aaa art,
wDoai wa mwm ta ooata aaa aiantna atir aaaR.
Tba htjainN of "- -
CARDIN'Q AX D FtLl.T?ld!-
wUI raealra ovr aaaolal ajunttoa rtpr
aiTftl.gaBaat will ba Bta to tmiw aai ielivar
w oji, uj aau aaatvaavrs. an wora warramoa ana
tva apoa tb ahortaat natlaa. aal by atriat attoa.
tioa to buaioap w hopa to raadUia libaral akan
r pa bite patroaaic.
I0.04JO POUNDS WOOL WANTKU!
W will pay tb b.fbat lurkat prio for M'oo
an4 aril oar vaanfacliirtbti f woda aa tow at titaUavr
food oaa a bougbt ta th ooanty, and wbanaraT
wo rati to roaaor rtaaoaati aatlaraotlon wo u
alwayt ba fitaad &4 bOM raady ta a.abo propof
ipianaiiomtftUDor ia parton or ay lot tor.
JAMK8 J0I1NHON A SONft,
aprilMtf Bowar P. 0.
rJ,ERRA COTTA STANDING VASES,
UAJNUIMU VASKS,
, Stove Lining and .Fire Brick,
kept cwnrtutly e hand.
8T0SE AD EAITIIE1 WAKE
Of EVERY DESCRIPTION if' - ,
peocKs: poTs:Tcno'cRs
trUhor'a Patml Alrtltrtit Kir o ahaaUag
rraii a. ana i
Bt'TTKR CROCKS, wllk lldr.
CREAM CROCKS, Mil s' CROCK",
APPLE-NI'TTBH CNOUKa.1 .. .
PICkLE CHOL'kti. . , ... . . ,
flower potb, , .rtifiiiaw.
STKW rnTS.
Aad ( greet am, otaor tbler too troarWoajI'tp
-., ... asaauoa, la Be aoa as tow .
FRED'K. LEITZINtiER'S '
STONE - WARE POTTERY,
Ooraor ol Cherry and Third Street e '"
GLBARrlKLD, JA.
-o.fl
MARBLE AD-ST0E YARD!
, Mai. 8. 8. MDDELL,'
Harlng aerafed la tha Marble hailaetl, leslrat
ba Inform bar frieadl aad tko publls that atja ka.
aow tad will keep coarhaatly oa kaad a lor ay and
well sakrsted Monk af ITALIAN AND VMUIONT
MARBLE, ud la prepared ta Paraitk to erdof '
TOMnSTOKSJB,
BOX AND CRADLE TOMRa,. h
MONfMEStTB,
Curb aad Poou for Cemetary Lots, Wladow
Bills bb4 Caps, alsa,
BUREAU, TABLE AND WASH STAND
TOPS, Ac, Ae.
SatvYard aa Reed street, gear Iks R, X. Depot,
CloarloM, Pa. a j.,ti
Clearfield Nursery. -
ENCOURAGE IIOJB INDUSTHY,
qpilB andorHrwed, baring oatabllakod a Rarv
a eery H lao l ike, aboat bolt way batmoel
Clearteld ud Carweaarille, Is praps rod to far
aiah all bladt ar rRUIT TREKS, (.taadard aad
owan,, arrrgrooaa, aorBBnory, Urapo Vino.
teoo..arry, Lawtoa BloekberrT. Btrawaeere
ud rahapWry Viae. Also, Blhorlta Crab Tree.,
1 i. """7 aemnoa rtaaaara, So. orders
paeaaaev ssteoaoo la. AO rose,
. D. WRItinT.
I ' f.TT Caroaai) Ula, pa.
LLIAU it. HKKHV Jrirrron.
''ara Patr aoa SVwrraaia, LUMBER
V
ooo.pt ly
AHallBB of
ar
lzT:
tf sets aaatij tlrruled ud warrutod o
A
ii ;i
n
UTO
rib,)
I'l.liAMI'lia.lf, PA.
The ' eubeer ibor bartag become proprietor of
tbia hotel, would roapeetfiilly ak a liberal ahar
of pablw palroaags. Prices rsdoeed lu salt tha
limes.
jBB.H-'YSttr. O. L. LEIPOLUT.
S" iJSiUlANNA" u6usR,,,''" '
CURWBNBVILLR, PA. -
MKWtOK READ, Paorsteioo. "
Hariag become proprietor of Ibis Uot!, I
would re.peetfully solicit Ibe patronage of In
publio. lieee leaaaatly aad owBernl.uUy ait-anai-d
a rl, rettlod ead rorurul.bed ) g od oaos
ple room aUabed, All railroad trains atop at
Ul. boaas. j.ojo fi
SUAW HOUSE,
(Cor. of Market A Pronl rlreel.,1
CLEARFIELD, 1'A.
Tbo aadenlfned hariag tekew obargo of tbls
Hotel, woald reapoetlolly oulleit t.uldie petronof e
Joan . D. R. iULWBTON.
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
SiV WASIII.NOIOX, PA.
Tbla new ao wall (orniahod boure baa BOOB
lakeB by tha aoderaif Bod. He foeli eonftdeot of
being able lo reader saiufaclion to those who aaa
foror bird wilh call. J
May t, 1171. O. W. DA VIP , Prop',.
jjnTiiu Htiuti:,
0pt-o.lt. the Court flona..
LOCE IIAVKS, PE.ER A.
JI4'7I 11AUSEAL A KR0M, Prop s.
J OYD HOUSE,
J II. la Sl.l
A 1
PHILIl'BBURG, PEK.H'A.
Tablf always sunnlled witb tl,e b..t ),. .,..1
afords. Tbstrarsliat public I. In.ltad ioc.ll.
sorl71. ROllKKT l.OYD.
, CeraorafRMoBdud Market Streets,
CLEAMf 1LD. PA.
THIS eld ud tommodloat Hotel hot. dorlat
th past year, boea aalargad u doable lu
former asperity ror tho ulorulsmsat of etru
gars aad aa.u. Tba wbele handler Bee
rofaraisksd, ud Ik proprietor will spar aa
peine a reaaer BIS gue.le Mmlertehla wbtle
sUyiag with him.
etr-Tka 'Musloa Hoaso" Cmalbat mat to
ud from tha Depot oa lbs arrteal aad dvpartars
afoaebtrala. JOIIN DOUGHERTY.
aprd-tl If Proprietor
Mantis.
Joaa Fartoa, Tro.. J. P. flAan, Ca.biar
Ciirwenriville Hank.
Authorised Capital M ..10fl 000
Paid op Capital giO.OUO
(stonans riasr batiosal sasx.)
JOHN PATTON. Vr. O. A. FRTXHR.
AARON W. PATCMN. oo. J. '. oT.
STOCKHOLDERS, INbtVIbl'ALLY LIABLE
Da a gonalns banking lutiaeu. Accounts
selleitsd.
Curosairlllc, Ps., Jan 10, IS74 801.
P. K. ABSOLB. 0. W. AKSUbD. J. . ABSOt
P. K. ARNOLD & CO.,
Ranker and ItrokrcN,
eyaoldnllle, feirereo Co., p.
MoBey reecirod on deposit. Dircounta srtnin
dereto ratca. Kartarn and Foroifa Eichonffs al.
ways on bead ud collection, promptly, made.
Reynoldarllle, Pes 10, 1811-ly
County National Bank,
ar CLEARFIELD, PA.
ROOM la Masoal BaiidiaguVor aorlk al
0. D. Watsoa's Drag Blora. . i . ,
Pasiage Tiokcts to sad from Liverpool, Qiuwnr
lowa, Ulaigow, Londoa, Paris and Copenhagen.
Also, Drsfts for tals on the Roral Bank of Ireland
ud Imperial Bank of London.
JAM KB t. LEONARD, Pras't.
W. M, SHAW, Corkier. o,:.j4
MEXEiCOM 7
Moa,a Sratb Tblr atreet, PhUa lelpbla
And Dealers in Government Securities.
Applleatioa hy mail wtu rooaie prompt alien
tloa, ud all Infonaatien ebeerlolly furnirbed
Orders solletrd. April II-IL
JrntistrH.
STEWAET & BLACKBCHN,
DENTISTS,
Carnenarille, Clearfield Canity, Pi tin's
(OBee I Ottos' New Oaildiag. )
iiio,)aa ia, urt-iy.
JJENTISTBY
larlag dotormlaad U lossts iaCarwnrrilW
Bar tha purpoee af penuii, my protestioa,
horoby offer my service, to the public. I hers
jual talihoAa term of deatol iattractioBt aadex
the beet trackers af the PeuB.ylraBia Cellefs af
DenUI Surfer, in Philadelphia, Bad am aow
r in-pared lu eterulo all work partaiBiag to di-ot.
try la Ibe beat manBer. with tbo Istr.t improre
aeenta. All work gaaiaaNsd to giro satire eel.
iafaotioa as to qasltty ud daratio. Teeth 01.
traded without para. Rosea la aow Book bo, la.
lag. Forfortber iaiormoiioB apply ia poraoa or
address R. M. THOMPSON,
mcblHJ.tr. " Carweatrllrc, Ps.
ATM, HILLS
ould rarportrally aoliry hi. i.atlrtitt
Ihst he has reduced the nrloo nr AHTI.
PIC1AL TEETH toUl oo m -
tlM (or 7 denote set. For uy Iwo poreoai
ooming al the same lima, as bare sock aa apprr
art, will g-t the Iwo sets for t.18.00, or tlt.if
oacb.
Terms inrariably Csas. " "'
CU.r8.ld, Jaly I, 1874.
GEORGE E. ROBACKER,
WBOLBSSLB PBALBB IS
"WINES AND LIQUOPvS,
Clearfield, pa.
My plana af bustaess Is 0 Merket street, di
rectly opposite tko Court Boots, where I Amirs
to keep a full seech of PUKE LIQUORa, aad
will werraBt them ta be rorh to my onitomeri.
Ulrajaeaoall. j.lj Jt -ffn.
WHOAllinrQnOE STORE."
A t the oad of tbo Bew bri dgc,
WEST CLEARFIELD, PA.
Tt.e proprietor of thla eetahll.hm.nl will k.
hi. lio.nera direct from ohtatiltora. Parties barlnf
fn.m this hoaas will b .ore to get a pare ankle
at a small marf ia abore oot. Hotel keeper caa
be faraiibrd olth llqaors ob rra.nnal,ls Icrraa,
Pars wines snd brandies direct from Seekvis
Vlnsry, at Bath, Mew York.
DEORllR N. COLBURX.
Clearlrld, Jobs IS, 1174 If.
HUEY & CHRIST,
1 SOLE PROPBIETORS OF THa
CELEBRATED
4)lft.
dura -.0-
STtEVCK'S
tin.
TONIC HERB BITTERS.
StXD rOK PR1CB LIST.
HITEY A 11 It 1ST.
, ' , ,1 atreef, "
PHILADELPHIA.
March 14, is) h. 1 '
READING FOR ALlTi
BOOKS A- STATrOXERY.
Market at,, Clearweld, (al tba Post liars.)
THE eaderelfoed keg Uero 8 naaouare ta
aha eitiaewc of ClearteHl and etcralty, that
b. kas Iliad ap a room Bd ku j.l rotareel
from Ike ally with a largo amnaul of roidiaf
matter, oo.lsliBg ra part of
Bible and Miaoellaneoni Books,
Bl.uk, Aseaaat aae) Pass Books or seen
atrlplio 1 ran ud Earslspos, Freaok prersed
and plain 1 I'snt aad F radii 1 Blank Lftl
Paper., Heeds, Mortfageaj Jodfm.nl, Xi.ia,'
tbia and rromlsarr aoteei White and Parrl
man Brt-I, Ugal Cap, Record Co. sod Bill fT
Shoot Ma. in, lor either Pleoo. Flela or Vi.!it.
coaitaBtly oa head. Aay Books er etotloa")
de.ired thai I may aot kara oa h.ad. will he ordrroi
by tret Cipro... aad sold at wkolroale or rets
ta salt raMnmsrs. I wtll .ten keen noriodKal
lll.ralare, task as Magaslasa, Now.pat.rr. 4e.
r. A. uai bin.
Clrsrleld, May 7, I Ml IT
VALUAULK miPKli TY
. FOR (ALB OR FOR RKSt
Tko iBbacrlbsr sl.ee Betleo tb.t ks will titbrr
real or sell his dwslllng sad .tore propenr. rli
aato Beai erroot, adjotslsf tba Looaard lloeo
la Ibe borough of Clearleld, Pa. The alert roe
tt 18 X SI (aot. Tbo dwolhag koass oealoiat J
rooms and a bltcbea u Iks Iret tlory, tad
t oo taw taiead story. Th soars rsow
oss k ka al eaoa, ami Ik dwelling porllaa
oa aa aflr, Ik l.lof Jaly. For farvksr tor
l-rokra, add root or apply ta Ik aaderstgsad tt
Un preeateoe. ' dao. O. PAbVUdlnA
5w.
tj
rae. oo eeawgo. S)yTI
(Lrtooi, Pw., H, 74-tf