TfTILLIAU M. IIKXRY, Joitioi
Tf or rm I'EtuiHoi ... . .- -.LUMBER
OITT OwllMtiom Biada aitd tuuuvjr protntpUj
paid btot. Artielaiof agrosiBt Bad dott of
oftttyaaoa aaatly axant4 and warraatod eor
not ar a aoarg. . . lajyn
FAIRBANKS' STANDARD
SCALES
Of all kinds. Bt aanfal a bay
only tba gonnln. Alto Baggaga
Rarrowa. Warvbonta Traeka, im-
nroTM noiijp lira wart, urooart riBtaraa.
ealM HttpatrMi pn rap tit.
faihAanWn, morhbaco..
41 Wood Street, Pittibnrgh, Pa.
Bnr.lt TS-la.
We mate only Strictly Pare Gdo3i.
Bvery h Be of on, WhiULcdtmntiwfcHowtB
TCruh nirivraoaraOMasajraeef Baaaea
SBdWedOeBeetBJUUfpeBMd
SOLO BY DEALERS EVERYWHE&E.
Much IK, 18H-Sm.
HUEY & CHRIST,
OLI PnOPRIKrORIorTHI
.CELEBRATED
PURE RVI
mark patH"w"
AND
DR. STff.F'JL'H'S
TONIC HERB BITTERS.
fii.VO f OR PRICE IIST.
HUEY SklIUIST(
191 N. 34 Street,
i .' 1 ' l PHILADELPHIA
Mereh 19, W-o
$ arflwarr, 5iuore.;
G. S. F LEGAL,
Ironsides Store,
- (,.. ', ..' PHILLIPHBURO, PA.'
DEALER IS
HARDWARE, STOVES, IIEATEI1S, RANG.
:. IS, WOOD AND WILLOW WARS.
" AND MANUFACTURER Of
TIN, SHEET-IRON AND COPPERWARI.
1 - Proiqaiilo 8trMt,
Fblllipubarg, Centre Co., Pa.
M.Mey U7I.
POWELL & MORGAN,
If All 1 WARE,
Alto, JlanofMtarariof
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
' CLBARFISLP, PA.'
pARSIINO IMPLEMENTS of all
, . . hindo for tele by ;
POWELL A MORGAN.-
JAILBOAD WHEELBARROWS
POWELL A MOROAN.
QIL, PAINT, PUTTT, GLASS
,., , ', Nelli, eto., for tall by ; "
POWELL A MORGAN. '
JjARNESS TRIMMINGS ft BHOB
Findings, for tale hj j '
' " POWELL A MORGAN.
Q.UN9, PISTOLS SWORD CANTS
, !' .".( .tor iali fcj' , ', i
POWELL A MOROAN.
gTOVES, OF ALL SORTS AND
Sliei.for ntt j ,.-'';:
' POWELL A MORGAN.
JRONI- IRON I IRON I IRON I
For tela by
POWELL A MOBUAN.
II
ORSK SHOES & HORSE SHOE
' NAILS, for fait by
POWELL A MORGAN.
IULLET BLOCKS, ALL 8IZES
And bolt Mannfnetaro, for omlo by
POWELL A MORGAN.'
THIMBLE SEEINS AND PIPE
BOXES, far aalabr
'! ' , ' POWELL A MORGAN.
SACKETTs SCHRYVER
IIARDWAHE,
ad maaafaotarari af
TIN, COPPER 4 SHEET IRON WARE,
Urond Htract, Ctaarlleld. pa.
lfatlni raflttad oar itor room and doabltd aar
ttoek, w ar nraparwl U offar bamalai ta par
abaaan ia ar lioa. W ha dacided to do ft
Strictly Cash Business, .
aad can Iboroforo nil at frootl rodaood arloel.
Carnontort and pori.ni who ooatanplala balld.
lag will ao wol u aaaBlaa our -. v
i Toela ii BullUaj SMdrut,
Jhl.h It bow aad at the boot mBolaotorai
We hoop a largo Itock of
NAILS, LOOKS,
GLASS, LATCHES,
PUTTT, ,. , UINOKfl,
GLUB, . SCREWS,
, All klado of Bench Plane, rUi, Chlaeli, Bqoaroo,
Uunoaero, llatcbota, Plomhi and Lorelo,
Mortleed A Thotab Ou.goi, B.roli,
Broceo A Illtta, Wood ond Iron
Bench Sercwe, and the boot
"o.. Boring Machine la lha
. , . . Bethel.
Double and Bingla Bitt Axes,
'' POCKET OUTLERT, Ao.
A genu for Burnett' Iron Corn ShtHer,
werroatoa.
Alio, agonal for Rioberdi
" GOTHIC FLUE TOPS,"
' whloh efoctmaUr mi Saokf Flaeo.
; Farm Implements, Garden Tools,
i. el orory deocrlptloa. , ,
A large varietj of '
COOK STOVES,
. waiob wo warrant to giro Mllffaetiea.
' PrtmbU JtaNfYf ue4 IWiaaMra.
'koB.RooflBg, Spoatlag and Job Work doao oa
reaceaoMo armo. All ordero will rooolre prooapt
. atloallca. Pleniblag aad gao illlng ettoadod u
nr oipenonoca worimca. mar a, 1970.
Id
I W.tai
3
ry totoit, 8t$tttUt, tit.
JbjEW OPENING.
SHOWElliS'
BOOT & SHOE
' AND
, HAT & CAP
NTOUE.
ROOM No. 1, PIE'S OPERA HOUSE,
MARKET STREET.
A full tad ooutploto uiortinont of ao Mod.
"HARD PAN" PRICES.
CUIttnt ara lav It ad to oall and aianlaa my
stock and jadjr fur'IkauitlfM u to quality and
price oi g noai,
JU8KP1I 8. riUOHBRfl.
CUarl.ld, April 14, 174.
NEW
FldOUIt, l'EED,
AND
GROCERY-;
STORE.
A. G. KRAMER 4 CO.,
Roam No. 4, Plo'a Upon Uowa,
- Cioarteld, Pa. '
Kaop oonoUatlr oa bud
SUGAR,
COFFEE,
' TEAS,
SODA, ,
' COAL OIL,
8TRVP,
SALT, .
sricEs, . .
SOAP, "
CanBod and Driod Fraltlj ToliaoM, Cl.rt, Caa-
dleo, Cldor Vtaogar, Bailor, Ini Ao,
, . ALSO, EXTRA OUE MADI
Wheat nnd Buckwheat Flour,
Corn Heal, Chop, 1'eed, o.,
AH of wMob 1Q bo oold oboaa for oajb ar la
laebaago for osaatry prodaeo.
ClMrlold, Not. II, l74..tf ,
JEMOVALI
JOHN McGAUGHEY
Woald rotsoolfillr BoUfr tk. nabllo naonlli
tkai bo baa naofoil bio Orooor Sloro froai
Hbaw'o Row, U Iho buildiDB foraierlj oeaaplad
By J. Miloo Krotior, OB Boeoad Itraat. aott door
to Blglor! bardvaro atoro, wbora bo iBtaadi
koiD a fall llao of
QBOCERIE8.
HAMS, DRIBD BEEF aad LARD.
SUGARS aad SI RDM, of all (radaa.
TEAS, Orooa aad Black.
COFFEE, Raaotad aad Grooa.
FLOUR AND PROVISIONS,
CJUTJrBD FRVITK,
AU kiadi la tka aurkot.
PICKLES, la Jin aad bomla.
SPICES, la erorj forai aad r.rlotj.
FAMILY FLOUR,
ALL KINItOKCRACKBIII.T
SOAPS, r w
MATCHES, J''
DRIBD APPLES, ".
DRIED FEACniS, '
DRIED CHERRIES,
Ootl Oil tAd'Zaunp CUmnri.
Aad a good aioortaaoat of tbooo taint Boaallr
kopt la a frooorr otoro, wblch ho will esahaago
for aoarkotlBg at tba narbot prlooa.
Will Mil for auk aa okoeplj ao aa other aaa.
Ploua oall and aoe bio atook aad Jadga for
voaroolf.
JOHN McGADGBET.
CloartoM, Jaa. 1, 18T6.
G
ROCKRIKS.
JAS. H. LYTLE,
- (Saoeonor to LTTLD A MITCUELIr) '
WHOLESALE AND RETAJL
,: DEALER IN "T
CHOICE LIMB UP TEAM.
OOLONOS,
JAPANS,
IMPERIAL,
T0UNO HYSON.
INOLI8H BREAKFAST
Paroat la Market. '
" i 4
BUTTER ARD BOOH V
Will bo keal and Mid at Irtt OOOt. Calk paid
for Coaatrj Prodaeo.
.'. I i i .a. 1 i i . l I ,"
GERMAN CHERRIBS,
TDREET PIUNES,
. PRB8IRVBD FEARS,
; PHILADELPHIA HAMS.
' PISII.
' MaokeroL Lake Harrlag, Cod, A.
PICKLEB.
Barrel Fiobloo and BagUok Floklaa.
KLOUR ABB PBBO.
Floor, Don Meal, Oat Meal, ie.
ohlTi JAS, I. LTTLI.
ur gun gmwlKtrntnt.
THE REPUBLICAN,
FablliooA ororr WaaaoaAar 1
GOODLANDER & LEE,
CLBAKflEILD, PA
Hao tka Largoat ( IkvIbUob of any pa"
la Northwoalora PoaaaylTaala.
The large and eoniUntlj' inoraaaing
circulation or lha RsruBLlcAN,
roiidora it valuable to bual neat
men aa modiura thro'
which to reach the
public (
Terms of Subscription i
If paid In advance, , , . 2 (X
If paid after three montha, , 2 60
If paid attor six montha, , . 8 00
When paper are aont outaide of the
oounty paymont muatbe in advance.
ADVERTISING :
Tea linoa, or leas, 8 timoa, . II W
Each aubsrqoent inaortioo, 6(
Adminislrator' Notioea, . , 2 SC
Kxecutora' Notices, ... . 2 60
Auditor' Notices, .... 260
Cautiona and Betrays, ... 1 60
Diaaolntion Notiooa, . . . 2 5C
Profeuional Card, 5 lines, j-tar, 6 OC
Special notices, per lino, ... 20
YEARLY ADVERTISEMENTS :
One square, 10 lines, . , .' fg 00
Two squares, ... . . . IS 00
Threo squares, ...... 20 00
One-fourth column, . . . . 60 00
j One-half column, ' . ... 70 00
One column, .... . 120 00
IlliANKfilt
We have always on hand a large stock
of blank ol all descriptions.
SUMMONS,
SUBPG5NAS,
EXECUTIONS, ' .
; ATTACHMENTS,
ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT,
LEASES,
, , " BONDS,
. FEE BILLS,
CONSTABLE'S BLANKS,
&c, .' , 4o , &c.
JOB PRINTING.
We are prepared to do all kinda of
PRINTING,
SDCII AS
POSTERS,
. PROGRAMMES, ,
CARDS,
LETTER HEADS, '
ENVELOPES,
BILL HEADS, ,
STATEMENTS,
PAMPHLETS,
CIRCULARS,
Ao., fto.,
IN THE BE8T STYLE, 1
AND ON .
REASONABLE TERMS.
ORDERS BY MAIL
FOR ALL KINDS OF WORK
WILL RECEIVE
; PROMPT ATTENllON.
GaoMllander ft l(
CleaiHelle
Clearleld County, H,
THE REPUBLICAN.
CLEARFIELD, PA
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAT It, I'll.
TAKE THE WORLD AS IT M.
Take Ike world aa II U I there are good aad bad
la II, t
And oood and bad will be from Bow to the ead
Aad lha; who eipoot to Bake oaletl lo a Biaale,
An la daaaor of Berrjlag Bore hoarlo thee
Ik..1!! Bil .
tf jo wtob lo bo kapp, ao'er oaek for Iho faalli,
Or rea'ro lure lo Bad lOBMthinf or other obIh
'Mid Baob that debaou, aad Book Ibat eaallo,
The world'! out a bod one If left ao II la 1
Taho lha world aa II la I if lha aurfeae be ohlalng,
He'er atlr aa Ibe eedlBOOl hlddea halow I
Tbere'a wladoB la thia, but there'a aoao ia repiBlaf ,
O or IhlBfO whloh aaa rarely bo Booted, wo
Tbere'a boaatr aroond ao, wbioh let aa eaoy ,
Aad ohide Bet. uBlaai II B bo with a hiaa
Thouh Barth'a Bot tbo Iloavoa wo Ibeagbt whoa
a aor,
Thoro'o oouolhlng le Hoe for, If ta'on ao It lo I
Take Iho world aa It li I with III ml lei aad ill
III lore and III frloadrhlp III faliaboed ead
train -
Ita oohamea ibat dopood ob Iho breath of to
row i
III bopoi which pan bj Ilka Iho dream! of oar
voutn.
Yet, ob I wbllal Ibe llfhl of af.atiua Bar iblaa,
The heart la Itaelf hath a fouolela of bllae I
lo tba worat lhare'o eono eparh of a aature Dl v iaa,
And the wieoot and heal take lae world aa ll ta l
THE 1MAXE.
THE PREflRNT STATE MANAUEMXlIT CRITI-
OISID. '
The annual report of the hoard of
publio charities, which has boon re
cently itwucd from the proas, Airnirihos
the fbllowing information in regard to
the treatment of tbo cnruble and in
curable insane :
Under present systom of care, re
gard is to be had to certain principle
of management which will bo recog
nized by all to be correct. No effort
or advantage, which the progroes of
acience and philanthropy afford fur tbo
caro and treatment of those who are
ourable, can bo disregarded, without
incurring tho censure of being careless
to a most sacred duty.
There is another elans, usually term.
ed inourable, found in private and pub
lie hospitals, in county almshouses, and,
to sorao extent, in the care of friends
at their homos, for whom a treatment
in essential particulars ia entirely dif
ferent. For these cases, which are
generally tranquil, harmless, capable
of self cure and some service in house
and out door work, it is claimed that
a reasonable amount of personal com
fort is all that is noccssary.
It is asserted that if a State hospital
ia to be made a receptacle for the lat
ter class, it virtually dofeata that pro
vision in the law, which requires a
preference to bo given to recent casus;
and that the most effectual way to
stop the incroaao of insanity is to givo
every facility for the prompt treatment
of those casea which apply for admis
sion soon after boing attacked.
The principle here assumed does not
admit of controversy. Thia board has
from tho commencement of its over
sight of the neglected condition of this
class, as seen in county almshouses,
uniformly advocated it, and will con
tinue to do so as long as sufficient hos
pital accommodations remain tin pro-
mod. Whilst every ono will be per
fectly willing to subscribe to the cor-
redness of the views thus briefly
glanced at, it may be well to inquire
to what extent the practice which regu
lates the admission of applicants into
State insane asylums has been made
to conform to them. .
Whilst the Htato bounty, undoubted
ly, is dosigned for the indigent insane,
with a preference to be given to recent
over cbronio cases, either from acci
dent or necessity it is practically ig
nored, which warrants the conclusion
that it present hospital accommoda
tions are rosorvod for one class only
they would be comparatively vacant.
An examination of the records of those
institutions will show these statements
to be correct. ' '
It is shown that about one-halt of all
the cases, when admittod into the hos
pitals, are chronic. Upon a reference
to these records it is alto found that
at least three-fourths of tho present
populstioD of these institutions are of
the chronic class, and kept there from
year to year. It is not to bo supposed
tbal the condition of all is such as to
admit of their being discharged. Once
there, thoir oontinuance in moat in
stances becomos a necessity, which
goes to establish the tact that it is
proper and nocesaary (with certain ex
ceptions) to provide for all. l,ook for
a moment at this startling fact: The
present number of inmates in throe
Bute hospitals, vis: Dixmont, Harris-
burg and Danvillo, ia about 1,200. In
reporta made to thia office, 170 are
stated to be curable and 960 incurable,
which is fully 86 per cent of the whole
number.
To many who have givon little at
tention to the aubjoct this statement
cannot fail to occasion surprise. When
considered In connection with the im
portant quostion as to tho kind of hos
pital arrangement which may be
deemed suitable and sufficient for the
claw by whom our Rlato tiiatltuiluue
are no largely occupied, the Inquiry,
doubtless, will arise whether buildings
less palatial, of plainer and loss cosily
style, but containing all the necessary
comforts and conveniences, would not
be entirely consistent with what may
reasonably be expected of the Stato,
ana ne calculated to corroct the tend
ency to extravagant expenditure in
the construction of buildings which is
now so prevalent. ,, ,
This ia an Important question and
involves sevoral considerations having
mutual relations to each other. , If the
State bounty is used so largely for the
chronic and incurable claaa, who hap
pen to occupy the present accommo
dations, upon what principlo of moral
equity or right will you exclude others
who have boon less fortunate and whoso
claims to the benefit of special advant
ages re equally strong ? What then
is the duty of ths State T To which
we reply, this board has spoken out
right on this subject repeatedly sinoe
its organisation, from Its first report
until the present time, and has recom
mended that the State take charge of
all the insane of the Commonwealth
that are not provided for in private
hospital. We have ahown this is the
interest of the Commonwealth as well
aa of the afflicted class in whoa behalf
we bava spoken. We believe that all
interests would b beet ecured by
race a measure, une policy, one ay
tern, one definite mod of care and
treatment tbould at length prevail, and
the oversight of this board would b
the more Ihorouffblv effeotiva and ana.
Icessful u a MMetfwetiee ol th on
prevailing system.
Another reason why the Btal should
undertake this oharg I that nndor
county arrangements th insane are
alwaya classed with pauper aud are
denied the sympathy and tba oare
which they would otherwise woure,
and thua they often remain unrelloved
of tbelr malady to their own desperate
harm and the loss of tho public funds
by inourable disease.
AD VOCA TJNO 'BOBBER Y.
In the United States Sonate, on
Weduoaday, a remarkable declaration
was made-by Mr, Windom, Republi
can Senator from Minnesota. A bill
regarding Jurisdiction over Indian res
ervations being under consideration,
Mr. Windom remarked that there are
1,200 to 2,000 persons now in the sec
tion known as the Black Hills; that
he believed that the report of gold
existing there were well founded, and
that those peraous ehould not be com
pelled to leavo that reservation. In
anawor to an inquiry from Senator Ed
munds, Mr. Windom admitted that
technically those persons had no right
to intrude upon (he reservation, but
insisted that Alio Government bad
tacitly given It consont to miners
going there, and said that he was de
termined that the people of th United
States should have tho right to go
into the Black Hills and develop the
wealth of that region.
Tho immorality ot this declaration
will be seen upon a very brief examin
ation of the facts.' In 1808 a treaty
i.t. m , .
was maue wim various oioux nanus,
by the terms of which, in return for
concessions made by them, they were
guaranteed by the United States Gov
ernment the exclusive puwesaion of!
the Territory ip question. This was
not a gif of the land to thorn from the
Government, for the land already be
longed lo tho Indians, being u needed
territory, to which the Indiana had an
original possessory title, or titlo of oe
enpacy, recognised as valid in the Su
preme Court of the United Slates;
while the Government was not only
ithout a shadow of a claim to any
proprietary interest in the lands, but
in the treaty formally acknowledged
the validity of the Indian title. Tbo
treaty, therefore, was aimply an agree
ment, in the nature of a contract, to
protect the Indians in the occupancy
of thoir own lands in return for their
relinquishment of certain other rights
or claims,
At the time this treaty was sigued
it was not suspected that gold existed
in the reservation, and it waa believed
that the United StaU bad in all re
spects got the best of th bargain.
Now, however, since it has been learned
that gold has been found in the coun
try belonging to the Indians, the Sena
tor from Minnesota avows his determi
nation "that the people of the United
Slates," In defiance of the most solemn
treaty stipulations, shall take posses
sion of proporty belonging to th Indi
ans, and that with no other than a
robbers's right they shall wrest from
the original proprietors of ths soil
nds which our Government has sol
emnly covenanted to protect from
spoliation. To be sure Mr. Windom
declares that the Sioux have repeated
ly violated the treaty ot 18G8, but be
faila to sustain hi allegation by any
proof; and everybody can see that this
ia mere pretence.
There is no doubt that if there are
large deposits of gold 'lo th Black
Hill country th white would develop
them more effectively than lb Indiana,
and it i equally true that white ad
venturers would rather have th
land in their own possession than In
that of the real owners. But the policy
advocated by Mr. Windom, though it
ia nothing more than the realization of
President Grant's warning to the Sioux
chiefs in Washington, that if thoy
would not sell their lands on terms sat
isfactory to him hs would bo unable to
prevent their occupancy by the whites,
is a policy which we might expect to
bear avowed by a professional high
way robber, but not by a Senator of
th United State. X. Y. Sun.
Pom Pedro, the Emperor of Braxil,
now traveling in this country, has lost
his aunt, the Princess Isabella Maria
Conception Jane Charlotte Gualberta
Anna Frances of Assist Xaviora Paula
d'Alcanlara Antoinette Itaphaela
Michsla Gabnolla Joachina Gonxaga,
Tbia lady was the only sister of Pom
Pedro's father, Dora Pedro 1., Emperor
of Brazil. She was born in 1801 on
the Fourth of July, which gives her a
Centennial interest for Amoricans ; and
from March, 1826, to February, 1828,
she acted as Regent of Portugal during
the troubled childhood of her nieoe,
Queen Mara da Gloria,
Tbe express companies appoar to
have lobbiod their measure through
the United States Senate, and prevent
ed a reduction in the rate of postage.
The House repealed tbe act of last s
sion, and restored the old rate ol eight
ooau per pound for third clan waller
Instead of sixteen cent. Now let the
House adhere to ita position and make
tho Senate recede. A chango has been
agreed on reducing the postage on
transiont newspapers, but tbe other
kinds of mail matter ehould be put at
the old rate to protect the people
against extortionate express charges.
Th is Is noat and sonsi ble. W by can
not the custom be introduced in tbe
United StaU: In Burmah, if two
married persons ar tired of each oth
er' society, they dissolve partnership
in tbo following touching manner:
They light two candle, and, (hutting
up their hat, (it down and wait quietly
until thoy ar burned out. The one
whose candle burns out first, gets up
at one and leaves the house, and for
ever, taking nothing but tbe clothe
be or aho may hav on at tbe time;
all else becomes th property of th
oioor party.
Tdb Ron Ciuhoxd. "Tbo Confed
erate Brigadier," baa been the caption
for Radical editorials for more than a
year past. Now that has boon drop
pod and the "Th Rebel in Congrea"
ia ths naw title for "Bloody Shirt" ed
itoriala, Th xposare of th loyal
rascalities by th present Congress, is
what troubles those loyal souls. Could
th villainies in th Cabinet and in tbe
Department b covered np, how love
ly th goose would bang.
His I hi red Up. Carl Schura, it la
said, announce that h will support
neither Blaine, Cook ling nor Mortea
fbr th PiidM. bat will (tamp th
country against either ehould the nom
ination be secured by one of them.
BEAVTUiS OF TtlK SPY RYH-
TEN.
No on who bad followed the course
of tho political "scandal literature" of
the past few months can fail to have
been struck with the prominent part
played by tbo detectives, or so-called
stieoial agent," In all th operation
or tbe Government. No affair of im
portance appoars to be transacted with
out their intervention. Tboy turn up
constantly in the most unexpected
places. They appear before th in
vestigation committees abating the
confidence and enjoying tbe intimacy
of persons in tbe highest station. The
whole system of government, In fact,
appear to be as completely honey.
oombed with those creature a that
or Russia nndor the most auspicious
and absolute of Caars, or of ?rnee
under tbo administration of Richelieu
or a Fouche. Twenty your ago noth
ing ot the kind was known In this
country. Like niuny other evils the
polioy of carrying on tbo government
ny the ttlil of detectives and spies is an
oil shot and legacy of the war. Tba
employment of spies for purely mili
tary purposes I as old aa th history
ot the human race, and civilization, as
it has failed to put a stop to war, has
not dispensed with th necessity of
employing them. Evon military men,
however, while employing snie and
profiting by their information, do not
regard th employment itself as an
honorable one. Th captured apy ia
considered out of the pale of tho hu
mane and honorable treatment which
is duo lo prisoners of war taken openly
with arms in their hands, lie is not
evon entitled to a soldier's death, but
is ignominiousiy hung like a common
criminal. The reason is obvious. Tbe
success of the spy necessarily depends
upon the use of arte and means which
are not esteemed honorable deception,
falsehood, treachery, habitual and sys
tematic, both In word and act. A de.
tectivo whoso name figures in the re
cent Congressional investigation was a
successful Union spy during the war,
and, it is said, in order better to ac
complish hi purpose at on time ac
tually enlisted in Ibe confederate army
and rose lo be orderly sergeant of hi
company, being all the while in secret
communication with the Federal com
mander. Tho political spy is every
where and In all ages, in the pages
alike ol history and of notion, by those
whombodeceivossnd betrays, regarded
with just abhorrence and contempt
Unhappy, during tho painful years ef
our civil strife, there wss no lack of
spies of both class, end when lb war
ended such had been tbe demoralization
produced by the employment of aucb
agencies that the system was still kopt
up under the pretext that the revenue
service and interests of tbe government
demanded it Baltimore Sun.
Th Republicans of California bave
declared" for Blaine. Wby shouldn't
thoy 7 There is no special reason why
tho Central Pavifio Railroad company
ought not lo tako care of its own stock.
Pittsburgh's loss by fir during tbe
past yetir amounted to ICC4,666, which,
in proportion, ia greator than Phila
delphia's loss.
A DMINISTIUTORS NOTICE.
-AO- Neiteo lo heresy glroa that LeHeraef Ad
BtaletrolbM ob Ike estate of RI.UASHIII MIL.
LKrUauel Bt(eUwe.elB,Clear4etdeeeatj. Pa,
teeoaooe, aaeiag Beoa doly graalew lo tea aaaor-
etgaad, ell peraoao ledebled to aai eolato wiU
Bleetae aaka iaoaediate payaaat. aad tkooo
kavleg etatae ar demand, will preeeet tbea
properly aatbeBtioaeed for oeuleaoat wtkeat
delay. A. C. TATB,
ClearSeld, May I, U7 It. Adaialatrailor.
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
-to.
NMloo ta herewr five that Lettaro of Ad.
alolotraliea aa too aotate of DAVID LAMs-
BKRRY, late ef Lawraaeo tewaohta, Caaartold
eoaaty, Pa., aeo'd, her lag beoa daly (reeled to
the aedoraiiwed, all pereoao ia deb led le oald
aetata wiU ploaao aaho laaedleto payaeat, aad
umbo Bering Me I Me ar eaeade will pr.a.el
thea properly ee It eat We ted fer eeltleaeat with-
I deley.
ClearaoU,
May. WM.LAN8BBRRT. .
April , To-St,
A DMINISTRATOR'8 NOTICE.
it,
Nelloo a, hereby giro that Lettaro of Ad.
atalatralroa oa tho eelele of PARMBL1A FAR.
WELL, tea of Fiho lewaablp, Cloartold eoaaty
Pa-, diioaiad, aaotag bona daly xraatod to the
aaelereifaed, eU pereoao iadobled le eaid eatele
wiU pieoee aaha lenBedieu peyeeeau, ead Iheeo
having aietae or Seaeade etaiaol the aeaao wUI
praeeotthea properly aalheatlealad Par ootue-
aeet witboaa delay. b. X. MSBILu,
. Adalniatratar.
Ulee Oalea, Centre Co., Fa, April II, '7a-U
Mrenar A Qeaaew, CleerfeM, Pa, Attorney!
or aeBnieiretor.
DMINJSTRATOKS' NOTICE.
Notice It hereby flrea Ikal Lotion ef Ad
BlBlilretioa oa tbe Mlete of N M. FARWELL,
nue or riae lown.nip, CloarBeld eoaaty,
Pa., daiiaild, bovtag beoa daly f reeled to tbe
BBderaigaed, nil poraeaa iedebtod to oald eiteto
will ploooe aaha iaaediete peyaoat, aad theee
havtag olalao or deaonda wtH pcaioat thea
properly aatheatloalod for oellleeMat wttheal
eley, -- . L. M. FARWELL,
Adalaiotrnler.
flea llBiea, Ccetre Oo, Fe, April It, IS-ft,
Moaner A Bonoon, Clears Id, Fa, Attaratji
rer Aoaieireeev
oQAUriOeN .
All paraoM ar haraby varaadj ajr.laH par-
auiaf ar aMot.aUa far a Mr-Ufa
Ncrta, g traa
MU MMta
hy tha yndarfifaad a .pa BaiaaMl, tall la
far Oaa Haadrtd rU.ra, aa I hav a aot i-aeat-ad
Talaa for tha itai, aad all art av ti
aeataalM aa 4a da aj frimt af lav.
bIOSBPH A. KKPHAtT.
Itoaiilata, May & l7ft-t-
QAUTION."
Ad partoni ara a.rab- eaatloatd arftlaM
riarahailBf r la aa way avddltag H ia fal
awing propart aaw ta tha pataaMiaw af tloha
tL Park, af UirtM towatakp, via i Taraa badi
aad baddlag, 1 attak ttara, 1 parlor atota, I ptgt,
t haap, 1 ran a lag aalll, 1 plaw, 1 barrow, 1 at
obalri, I loaaga, I elofk, I avw, 1 twaaar aid
balfar,! vprtng elf, M jarda earpat, I eulUTatar.
1 eapboard and aeatanti, t table, aad I bartaa,
a tba aaaia balonga ta aad ! laft witb b(
aa loaa alj, tabjaat ta y ardar at an IIwm.
ROBT. WKlGLKV.
Ma H MTMt
QAUTION.
AH paraaai ara aarabj eaattoaad agalaat
parahialag ar la aa amy aiaddllag with tba
roltawiag praaarty, ao ka tba piaaaatiaa af J. t.
Tbartlaw, af llarn tawwtb.p, m i l'w twraaa
aad btraejatf ana griad atoaa, aaa haalag aiill,
la trbtMU, fair Uatba, aaa ptav, aaa aad a balf
aarat f whaat im tba graaad, ana aad a half aaraa
af rja la tba grown d, and all bqabold gooda la
bit poataaatoa, all af Whttb waa paiabaaad by m
oa tha ITta of April, IITI, aad ara Mi aith him
oa loan only, labjaotta tay tr al any tlaia.
JACOB BRtlBAKKH.
aWorrtidale) Miaaa, April H, '74-ltw
Oa aad afWr thia data, Mnaday, April 14,
MM, tba Ova-awn af tba faor af bawraoaa ttrp.
will not ba ratpatiBlbla for bUltesMttaelad bp any
pMpar af aaVd Wwaaplp. Having prnewraa a
aitbta nlaaa fcf kaaaiaa all aba aaa a
aharga ta tha tawaabtp, all parasaj ara aaattaaad i
agaiaal baraeMlag ar teaatlag aay aaapar aa aa
oaawt of aald Uwnahip, aa aa dab, aaalraotod by i
taaaiwUI Im paist. Jaaayb Sbtlliag, aaa af ha
pawpnra af aald Uaaablp, aarlag Uft, w aaraby
gia ftatlaa that will aat ba raapaaalbla fbr hla
nl- ti ' , eJAo IRVIN, la
ay , is to at
QAUTION
All loreaai ao herebv eearlaaool aaoJaet war.
aaaoiag aria aa, way araddtiag wink tho teliew-
tag property bow la the paiaeaioa ar ieeepb a.
linoa, ef Brady Uwnahip, vn I owe black eew,
owe twe-reer eld Bearer, awe Bag, all ike wheat
aad rye ia the growsd. aiaty be.bilo nitnlaa,
parte whlokarela t.woal Beller'e eotavr, all
tha BoaeekeM femetare af varVeM kied la as
ebeat tbe heaao. laoaadlag Bade aad Baddlag, a
pear m iwia eraae. ao laaoaoao waa oaresaaa By
set t f bertfe aaa. Bad Is taktett ti ay erawr at
a Uava, JaB UBfcA .
Larkerebarf, April M, Tt,
ISffllaoroM.
JJARD TIME8
HAVE NO EFFECT
IN FRENCH VILLE I
I us aware that there are ooau pereoao a little
ird to Bioelo. aad I am aloe aware tbal the
ooBflaial af "kard Uwoo" lo well Bigk aaitaraal.
Del I aa to atlaeled eew that I aoe aetiafr the
foraar aad store oeaclaolrolr that "herd time."
will aot ef eel tbooo who key their goodo froa Be,
aad ell m patroai aliaJI bo lailiaud late Ibe ae
ecelof UOW TO AVOID HARD TIMES
I have gooda eaooeh to anoLty all tba luh.bl-
laala la tiie lower end of tbe eouaty which I cell
at oioecdioo; low retei froa or Banaotb atoro In
MULrlOMUUHU, where I oaa elwoyo be foand
read le welt apoa aellora aad loppljr thea with
Dry Goods of all Kinds,
Saab aa dlolhi, Satlaetla, Caaalaarea, Maillaa,
vimi.h, uiaea, iruiinge, uaueooo,
TrlBBlagi, Ribkoni, Laoo,
Readj-aede Clothlee, Boota aad Sboea. II eU aad
Cape all vf tbe beet aalorial aad aado to order
lloae, nooaa, Uleree, aitieae, Laoee, aibbeBi,Ao.
GROCERIES OF ALL KIND.
Cefee, Tea, Segar, Bioo, Molea.ee, Flak, Sail
rent, Llaeeed oil, ries oil, tlareea OU.
Uordwaro, Qeoonewere. Tlawaro, Cootieso. Plowa
oaa now i;aetiago, Mono, eplkoe, uora CalUv.
tore, Older Preoaee, aad all klado at Aaat.
Perfumery, Palate, Varaiak, Glaaa, aad a goteret
eaioriaoBt ai rjlaueaery,
GOOD FLOUR,
Of dlterent braadi, alwaya ob kend, aad will he
aoid el 10 leweot poaeible sgeree.
J. H. MeClaln'o Modielaee, Jeyaa'o Mediciaae
lloautlero and llooaaad'a II tare.
toe, poaade of Wool wealed for wkiek Ike
aire.et prion will Be paid. Clororaoed oa aaad
aad for aaie ot tbo lee.at aarhet prion.
Alio, Agent for Strattoavillo aad Carweeertlla
Tbreibing Machine.
Cell aad ooofor yoanolroo. Ton will lad
everything aieallj hepl la a retail Itore.
L. M. CODDRIET.
Froaobrille P. O., Aagaet 1), ISTe.
-
J. V. WSAVBB...M..H
..w. w. terra
WEAVER & SETTS
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Are eferleg, at the eld etaa af 0. L. Rood A Oo.
their etoek of goedt, eoDaleting ef
DRY - GOODS, GROCERIES,
BOOTS SHOES,
UATS A CAPS, HARDWARE,
QUEEN8WARI,
FLOUR, FEED, SALT, 4o., &o.,
Al the aoot redeemable rated for CASH at la
aichaBgo for
Square Timber, Board, Shinglei,
OR CODNTRT PRODUCE.
: oT-Advaaeet l
tlBg aot aqaaro til
ode to theee engaged I got
iber o Ute aoat advaalageoBt
pdlijean
CALIFORNIA.
vaft'oaicaao xa RBdiTwiiTsnt hailwat
Bbraaa aadar aaa aiaaRraaiaat tba Ortat
Trnak Railway Mnaaaf taa WKaST aad NORTH
WBdT, aad, with lu aaatafaaa Waaaaaa and
aawnatrtloaa, fanaa th hartaat aad a,aiabat root
batwata Catenae aad alt pataU ta lLuaott, Wia
aaaaii, Nonrcaaa Micaiaaa, MiftiitaoTaV, low.
fiftaaaacAp VAuraaata aad lb Wattaai
TftnnrtaaiM. lu
Omaha and California Line
It tba abort-ft aad Wat mn far all point la
IfaaTiaa iLttaaia, Iowa, Dakota. NaaaAatA
Wraata 0LaAo, Utab, HrAA. OAuroa
via Oasaoft, Cat ma, Japan aad AvmtUL lu
Chleago, Madison A St. Paul
Line
Ia tba abartatt Hat for Roaraaa Witmta and
M tmtaoTA, aad tat MAaiaoa, tft. Paci, aim.
BANLia, DtLrri aad atl pataU Ifttb Uraai
nrWBB.. iiti
Winona and St. Peter Line
ll lb only tanto for Wikoba, Rocbkitii, Owa
toira, Mabkato, Sr. PiTBft, Ifaw Blb, and all
poiaw ta Soataara aad Coatral MtaBtaota. Ita
Green Bay and Marquette Line
la taa aaly Haa for jABUTiLt.a, WAtaftTaw.
Poa D eLAC, Otaioaa, Arnima, Obbbb Bat,
RaOAaABA. NftOArBBB, MABgOBTTB, UocaiTai,
UABoara aad tba Labb Surafttoft CwcatftT. lu
Freeportand Dnbnqne Line
It tbe oaly mate lor Riara, RonroaB, Faai
roar, aed all aetata vie. Froeport. lit
Chicago and Milwaukee Line
lo Ike old Lake Shore Roote. aad lo the oaly aoe
paooiBg laroairn avaioroB, l-ann ronnor. uies-
itaa rasa, Wavaaaea, Reciea, Eaaoeaa le
oaikwaraaa.
Pnllman Palaee Cars
are raa aa all three a k rralot of thia road.
Thtile taeONLt Ll N B raaalog theee care be
tween veioafe aaa et. real, vaicaga aad Milaaa
hoe, or Chioaae aad Wlaeaa.
Al Oaaha ear Sleepero oeaeaat with the ever
lead Slerpera en the Uoiea Parita Railroad for
oh peieto Wool or the Mloooorl Klver.
Oe the arrival af the trelea fraa tha Beat
Soath, She tralaa of See chlcego A North Weeeern
Railway I.BAVB OIIIOAMO aa fellowoi
PevVMacll HlaSOeaahaaadCallrbraU,
Twa Tkroagk Treleo daily, with Pallaaa Palaee,
Dreoieg Hooa Bad Slaopiag Can U re neb to
floee.il Blase.
for Ha. rant and Mlnnwa Bella. Two
Tareegh Traeao dally, wilk Pallaaa Palaee Can
utaeked oa both Iraiae.
for Orwaa Snap aad Lake ntaperlar. Two
Tratao daily, aith Palhaea Paleee Care eltacaed,
aad raaatag tkroagk to Marnnatla.
Par SSUaaaawa, Foar Tknngk Traiaodally,
Follaaa Oare oa Bigkl tralaa, Parlar Ckaar Caro
as day traiae.
Par apart Bad Wlam aad palate la
Miesooota. Oae Tbraagk Train dolly, with
Pallaaa Sleepero U Winoaa.
Par Ikaaaana, via Freeaort, Twe Tbroegb
Tralal doily, with Pellaea Cera aa aighl traiea.
Par Itibaqna and l4t (Jrvee. vi. ru,
Two Thmnvb Train. 4.1V. witb VmUmm Cera
oa aigbt trata to Maureg'ir, Iowa.
Par Stoat City and Yanhtoaj, Twe Traiea
daily PaUaae Canto Miocoarl Valley Jaaetloa.
Par Lake Geneva. Foar Trnieo dally.
Par etetkford, BNerllng, Kaaoaha. Jaasa.
vlllo. end etker poieta, yoa oaa hare froa twe
to to treiao daily.
Now York Of, oc. No. dlt Broedwey Boatoa
OBee, Me. I Stole Street Oaaha OSlce, 113
Ferehaa Street, Sea Fraaolaoo Offloe, 111 Mout-
Soaery Street ; Chloege Tubal Oaeee i II Clark
Ireet, aadar Bkeraea Hoaa corner Cnaal Bed
Medieea 8lroeU Kiaiie Street Depot, earner W.
Eiaaieaird Caaal Street! WeUo Street Depot,
eeraer WelU aad Klaile Btnett.
For ratoe ar lefotaatloa set aluiaable froa
rear keoeo egoala, appl, la
w. H. Svananrv,
MtBVis HneBirr,
Uea. Faoa. Ai'l, Chiaua.
uts. sup t.
Chleago.
Jaa. SB, Utt-ly ,
JEW BTORX AND NEW GOODS
JOS. SHAW ii SON
liar jatt opaaad a
Ns arose, ea Mala 8t..CUAarisi.a, Pa.
latelr ooceplodky Wpa. T. IRWIN.
Tbelr sleek eonolttsot
XJD XXX . CK CD QED XX) S
Oaocasia of lb bast ejaslit,
QuEENBWARC, Boots and Sboea,
BBC vrF arliel Bearv for
a' eontfori,
Call aad eiaaala ear (took kefera pap
ekaaing tloawksr. Mar . lM-lf.
WHOLESALE LIQUOR STORE.
At tka aad af Ike new bridge,
WEST CLBARFIBLD, FA.
The rterle)er af Iblo eetaMiekaeal will hav
kle lleeore Street froa dletlUere. rertjao kaylag
froa this kowao WiU he tare ta tat s Bora srtlale
of a aaeM aargla above eeee, Betel hnaors ao
he tanlakool wltk Hewen ea eoanaool, ttrona.
Pot wiawt aad Bread lev oRreot Swa Bee ley I
Ttaav7, at Beta, Be York.
wwoaww-w. wiioan.
Clearseld. Jaa M, lt-f.
$aisffUnfBs.
HARTSWICK & IRWIN
SECOND STREET,
CLEARFIELD, TA.,
DEALERS IN
PURE DRUGS!
CHEMICALSI
PALM'S, 0115, DYE STUFF
Varnihhks, .
BKUBIIK8,
PERFUMERY,
FANCY OOODS
TOILET AiniCLIS,
OF ALL KINDS,
PVBB WIJXE3 AND LIQUORS,
for aadielaal pnrpeoeo.
Tmiaoe, Repportora, Bckool B.,okl and 8talI',o
ory, ead all other artlalea aaually ' '
foaad ia a Drag Store.
PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS CAKE
FULLY COMPOUNDED, llaviai a Urae ei
perteaoe la Ibe balineia they oob fire entire rat
lahclloa.
J. O. HARTHWIOK,
JOHN t. IRWIN.
ClearSeld, Deoaaber It, lull.
BIGLER, YOUNG & REED,
(SaeeatBora to Boyntoa A Young,,
FOUNDERS & MACHINISTS
Maaafaetarara of
PORTABLE & STATIONAHT
STEAM ENGINES
Corner of Foartk aad Pine Streets,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
HAVING engaged la tko Baaafaclara of Int
llatt MACHINERT.wtrnapoetrnllylnrora
kt pnklie that we art Bow prepared to III ill
eraen aa aheaply aad ao proaptlyao oas be done
la aa, af the eitloe. We aannfactBre aad deal Is
Malay and Circular Saw-Milli
Bead Blnekt, Water Wkeell, Bkailiag Poller
Oiford'i lejeclor, 8teaa aeagae,8toea Wklitlea,
Oilen, Teliew Cope, Oil Cape, Oeage Oocka, Air
Cooki, Globe Valveo, Okoek Velvet, wroagkt Iron
Pipeo, B'.eea Paapi, Boiler Food Pnapo, AnU.
rrlctinn Melreo, Soap Stone Perkinf,d?ua Pack
at. end all kladt of MILL WORK tngelhw
with Plowa, Bled Soloa,
COOK AND PARLOR 8T0 FES,
and etker CA8TINOS of aU kladt.
Shp-Ordon ooilclted and Iliad at city prioM
All ietlert of laojulry wltk nraroaae le aaokiaory
ef oar auuiafaelare promptly aniwered, by addroa-
lag ea at CleerSald, Pa.
Je.17t.tr . BIOLER, TOUNO A REED.
The Bell's Rnn Woolen Factor j,
Peaa towaiklp, Cloartold Co, Fa. .
RDRFED OUTI
sav Bov
BURNED U PI
Tba aabaaribora bap, at m rtat axuaaa. robailt
awgbborboad ataatalty. In tbt areetioB of a Irtt
olaaa WaoUa lblannftory, with all tba nodtra
InpraTawiaati attaobtd, and ara prcparad to maka
all kiada f Clotha, Caatiaamtp Btiatu, blaa
kU, Flaanala, A a. Planty af gooda ea haad to
rappiy au oaroia an a thontand naw enatoaitra.
wnoni wa aan to aonia aaa aiaaiiB oar atook.
Tha oaainoaa af
CARDI1VO and fullino
will rNiTt ar aapaolal attanUo. Proptr
arrangttaeau will ba a. ado to rir and dcliror
Wool, lo anit aoatoncra. All work warraBUd aad
don apo iht thorttot notloa, and bj ttriot attaa
ttn ta bapiaaat w hop to raaliao a Uboral abar
ii paano pairoaag.
lOetMM) POUNDS W00I. WANTKDI
Wa will pay th higbotrt arnrkal prlo for Woo
id atll oar Biannfaotnrod aoda at law oa t.mtlar
gooda eaa ba bowghl ia tba ooaatjr, and whaotTor
wa fall to rndar raaaonabla aUretioB w obvm
alwart ba foand at hoaa rady to Bka arotvai
eiplanatioa, aithar In paraoa or by lttr.
iAfliH aiuHaiBon a tvtinn,
aprilJItlf lUwar P. 0.
'J'ERRA C0TTA STANDING VASES,
HANGING VASES,
Stove Lining nnd Fire Brick,
hept eonetnatl, ea hand.
AXD EARTHED-WARE
OK EVERT DESCRIPTION I
CROCKS! TOTSI CROCKS!
PletilrB PaMnt Alrtlg-ht Bwir.BeaU.
n-raii iBaat
CREAM CROCKS. hlIt.R CUOCIta,
jirrun lit' i i nn inuito,
rivBba vnuuao.
FLOWER POTS, PIE DISHES,
STEW POTS,
Aad a great aany other tblngi too Baaeroai ta
aanlioa, to bo bad at
FRED'K. LEITZINGER'S
STONE - WARE POTTERY.
0oror f Charry and Third StiaaU,
taiKAKFlKLU) r.
aagl
MARBLE AND STOKE YARD!
Mrs. 8. S. LIDDELL,
Berlag aagageA la Ike Marble kailaaeo, dotiraa
ta lefera her frioado aad Ike pahlie tkal eke kaa
sew aad wlH keep ooaataatl, as hand a lerge aad
wall Mleotod atook of ITALIAN AND VERMONT
MARBLE, and la prepared ta faraltk to order
TOMBSTONES,
BOX AND CRADLE TOMBS,
MONUMENTS,
Cerbe tad Poeta far Cemetery Loll, Window
Blllo had Cap i, alio,
BUREAU, TABLE AND WASIt STAND
TOPS, Ae, Aa.
W-Tard o Reed atreot, soar Ike R, R. Depot,
Olcerleid. Pa.
Jat.ll
Clearfield Nursery.
ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY.
TBB tadaralgaed, kevrag aauhllaked Nar
aery ea tho 'Pike, eboat half way hotweea
ClearSeld and Carweatvllle, la pronered be far
Bleb all hlada of FRUIT TBREo, (steadard aad
dwarf,) Bvovgreeae, Saraahary, Urepe Vioea,
Qoiaibwiy. Lawtoa fi leek berry, Strawberry,
aad Reephorrp Viaee. A loo, Slaerlea Crab Treee,
Qaleae, aad early aoarlaA Rheberw, Ae. Orden
proapely Mleaded to. , Addrtee,
t. u. WRIIIIIT,
oepM.sl.y Owrweaavilla, Pa.
CHEAP GROCERIES I
LUMBER CITT, FA.
Tbe aatereiaaad aaaaoraooo to kle eld (riaade
id aatrano tka ka kaa aoooed a toad Una al
OROOBRIBS FBOVUIIONS at tbood olaad
ef Eirk Spiaiar, lev wkiek ka saUelle a Nkoral
poiraoaga m. w. eranuaa.
vny, re, at area isms
SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE,
CUIIWENSVILLB, FA.
NEWTON HEAD, Nor.,., on.
Heviag keooae proprietor of tkii UiUL I
would rMiieetraily solicit Ike pelioe.ge ol tbi
pnbllo. llo.ee leaaantly and eoovani.ntly ,t.
ealed j s wlj reStted BBd rerural.hej t gimd ua!
pie rooaa elleokod. All Milled Iran,, rlee ai
tblakoaa. J.n.lf,
SHAW HOUSE,
(Cor. of Market A Fronl tlieeu.)
CLEARFIELD. PA.
Tba aadereigaed hevlng uk.n cb.rg. ef Ikli
Jlotal, wo.ld nepeotfully aolleil public patron.,..
Jnnl'ra
v. n. a ueii.iUA,
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
NEW WAHII1MJION, pa
Tbi! new and well rurulabcd hoo.e haa been
tahaa ky Ike aaderalgaed. He feeli ooabdent e(
kelng able lo render enlie'aelioe lo Ihoaa a ho au
favor hia witb a eell. '
.M.y I, 1171, 0. W. DAVIh, Prop',.
JJoafToUH hii ar sis. 1
Oppoaite tho Conn Nooec,
LOOK HAVEN, PEXN'A.
Jalt'fl HAUSEAL A KR0M. Prop'i.
oyDiio"u&h
M.ln Strwl,
PIIILII-H1IUKU, PK.NX'A.
Table alwaya aupplied with the beat th, mariei
affordi. Tbo travellag pabllc Ii Invited n. call
Bovl,7l. RODKUT I.OV d!
the li osibFko US E.
- OerBorof Soaoad and Market street,
: CLBAHPBI.U. PA.
THIl' eld aed eoBaodloee ll.tol bai Jarl.
Ike peat peer, beoa nl.r(eii le d.,kl, u.
toraor eepaolly for tbo eeleruinwenl of
gero aad geoile. Tbe whole hnildlea lu lJ'
reforalibed, aad the proprietor Bill ,.
palao ta reader hie gooiti eoafertnlfe ,kiu
euyleg with hla. "
i?nt 'Jf"'1" "on.," l.rc.lb.,
aad froa the Depot es tbo errl.nl .nd dep.,,,!,
M'.r'- J0HM DOUtlHKHTy
'ir " tf Preorlew
SanKu,
Joss Pvro, Pro.. J. P B,, C,"J
iirneiinvllle Itmsk.
Aothorlwd Cpltnl... ,100, a.
Paid n, Cepiinl .'.'1 50"
(oucctani riaar aavionai. ,.)
JOHN PATTOX. i),. B. A
AARON IT. PATCUIS, .. J. p'SoYT
STOCKHOLDERS, INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE
,lwtod.f,"l,' k"ki"' Awo,,
Carwenavlllo, Pa., Jea. 1, liro ini.
r. a. aaaoia. a. w. aanois.
I- t. .N.OLO
F. K.ARNOLD &. cn
Bankera niitl ltrokrpM.
Beyneldavllle, alanerao Co., Pa,
Money reaoiv es drpo.lt. Di.ennl. .1
derete retee. Baetora and ForelirB K.ah.nr.al
wove oe heod and eollcetlon. prorepH, m J,
eyBrilloDet. JS, H7t..ly
1 County National Bank, "
OF CLEARFIELD, PA.
ROOM In Masonic Bnlldin,, one door north .1
O. D. W.toon'i Drag Store.
FetBege Tlehou to ead froa Liverpool, Q,,,
towa, Oleagow, London, Parte and Copenhatn!
Alan, DrnUa for Bale oa tho Royal Back of IraW
aad Iaperlal Bank of Loadoa.
W. , af. BHAW, Caah (or. t ; .74
DREXEL & CO.,
"o- Bontlt TTiIrd atraet, PkUadelphU
And Dealer in Government Securities,
ApplloaiioB hy Ball will receive proapi eiua
Uoa, aad all Information ebeerf.il, f.rni.ked
Orden aolloled. Apri n..
Sfntistrtj.
STEWART a BLACZBUEN,
DENTISTS,
Carweanlll, Cletrfleld Coast,, Pcaa'a
(0c ia Oetoa' New Beildleg.)
Carwenivillo, Jen It, 7.y.
DR. E. M. THOMPSON,
(OCoo la Beak Bailding.)
Carwcasvllle, Cloarfleld Co.. Pa.
auk 11 'J-tf.
A.M. H I LL8
tf 'S vyoaldreipeetrall,Botlf;kiapatir.li
BHlltl1'" ke heo reduced Ike price of ARTI
"DFICIAL TEETH to tit M per aet.w
Ul BB ..e a .Iab.oVI. a.1 Bt .
" - - -"--w pot wny ma Mitwai
oaitag at tha aama Urn, to ba tack aa apt
-- awa Bona ir aat.oo, r 9171
each.
Tenaa In variably Ca-b.
ClcarSald. Jsy 1, UT4.
FRESH MEATSEW SHOP.
The aadonigned hereby llfemi Ibe pnblia la
gceeral that tboy beep oe heod, regn arly, a
their ahop, edjoinlng JOHJi fll'LICU'S forailra
reeau, oppoaite tbe Coart Hoaae, Ike
Bir.vr rRgsrr bskp, rtti, nvmt
LAMB, PORK, KTG AT
REDUCED PRICES, FOR CASH.
Morhel
8atardaya.
deaired.
icroingB Taaidiy, Tbaraday, tat)
Uevat dlord at rcatdaoM bi
A akere of p.troa.ge lo rerpoctfullr aotiHud.
Merck I, ItlS-ly. STAOE A NORRIL
pRESH MEAT MARKET
M. 0. BROWN 4 R0
Market Su, CleirlelJ,
Woald annonnoe ta the eltiaeoe ef tho tooa aal
vieiaily that Ih.y atill beep the aaat market f
tbe old eland, -where they aill beep
Fresh Reef, Veal Mutton and Lamb,
of the finest qualities
Market norning. Taeeilaye, Thoriiara aal
setarJet-e. Uive oo a call.
June ,7J.4m M. Q. BROWN A BR0.
MEAT MARKET.
F. M. CARDON & BRO.,
Hear af Pie a Opera Hoaae,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
Oer erreageaealB are rf tbe aoa) aeer,bB
en .rector nr faraiahiag tha pablle with 'rat
Meateof all hlad, and af tho very beat o,aUlt
We alee deal ia all hiad. of AaTieollnral Inple
aeota, which we heen oa eiblbitien fer the bo
ost of tbe nublie. Cell around ab. ia bion
aad tahe a look at tkingi, er adlree. m
F. M. OA It DOM A BRO
Ckarleld. Pa.. Jalv 14. H7e.lt. .
READING FOR ALLI1
BOOKS f STATIOXER Y
Mrkt MU, C lea roe Id, (at lit Poat HBffc
TIIUB andralgnM bag lrt to an
X lb titttrna or CltaxllnlJ and rleiaiir.
b hat flltrd np a room and baa jl rHnrwi
fro -a tba eity witb a larg amaut of w'!
BBBiaajr, woatiiitng ia pan of -
Bibles and Miscellaneous Books,
Blank, A won tit aad Paaa Bok of trtrr a
aoriptinn i Papr and Knvoltpta, French pr
and plain r Prna and Pmrlli ; Illank If
Papon, Dttdt, Mortgngn; Jutlgmtnl, til
Uon and PMaiaart nu(at Whita a4 ran
meat Britf, Ugat Cap Kotord Cap. aad Bill
Khaal lliiaiti. Inn aitkaa L..bj. Vl.ia sir Vleiol
oonttantly ob haad. Aay booba or tiatlr
dMirad that I may not bar oft hand.will bt
by trri oipra, and nld at wbolaMk ar rf1
to tait taatnoaera. I -will alto kp i""'
II Ural Bra, taeh at afagaalB, Ntpt'. )
p. A. UAL Ll--
CIarBld, May T, HAS tf
V
ALUAIILR PROPER'!' V
FOR BALE OR FOR
Tko oalwcrlner glvea aaUoo that ha w ill
rent or eoll hie dwelliag aed otoro prepen;.o
ante oa Heed atreot, edjoioing the Leoo.rd Ura"
In the beron,h or Cleerleld, Pe. The rt."""
i. IS X It feet. The dwelliag honae ceeteioi
Mw, nilsk u Ik. Cm. Mtf..H'
raoat ea the eeeeed elery. Tbe !'"
oaa be had at oace, end the daellinf V0
oa and aner the let or daly. For leneer r
tlcolaro, eddrea or app ly la tha andrr.iinwj
the prealeoo. tiSO. V. rANiav-
ClearSeld, Pa, Ma, IS, 'lt-tf
jp ORB A L E I
A Inrge ead w.ll l.l.ked Brlek DoeUl.f.
ele ob tbe river beak. In Ike kareofk ol i
told, aoataieieg ele.ee rnoae, with red n
water ie the hilehoa, aed ell the aod.ro aw
nleaeeo. Fanlrleo, Betk-roea, Clo'ka P""
Lei elaly foot fronl end twe koadred ea
foot Back, wltk a twenty feet oiler ee "
aide. Bald haildnaw. with all the eeterlase'
will be eoid a beep, with payaealele nil
ear. Applieelioo eaa ba Bade le he '
Bi.aed, ar to A. C. Tale, En., wba mil I1"
ariaiery lefbraetioa lo thoae who dralra "
'to..J.Mtd3lLl0t'
May tint, 1171, If.
T 1 TLf Bf TTTJ 1? Al
J a Ae i.U yJ AViv-'
will snprLT von witti any sbti'
OF MERCHANDISE AT THE VERY f "
asaSfiaj uiUD i lltl UtPa.' iJ",r
NEW( WASHINQTO