HtUrMtantoui;
WILLIAM M. HENRY, Justice
or ra rwiimift .nr.n, LUMBER.
paid over. Article, of agreement ud deed, ef
nhiejlH IHUJ UMHU4 Ma Warrantee 00
ml or o charge. Jj'
FAIRBANKS' STANDARD
SCALES
, Of ell kind.. D. Mreful to Wy
only th genuine. AIM Baggage
IUrmL WkrfttlOUM TrUl-.l. im-
prered Honor Dm, Ac. Ureoere rutuee.
SeekM Repaired promptly.
aVAIHRA NbiB, MORSE CO,
W Wood Sir. ot, Filteburgh, Pe,
r.M'N-ln.
:. We male only Strictlj Fore Goods.
.Itfefykaa'ofoai Whit. Ld boar the fiato-ring
wtewni and we fuarantae a degree of ftuaiwa
ft UtaMM MtUVH4
..j,-, .. ..... .
ST'.a CY B-ttLhJ LVlRIWHERL
March 311, laJ.Sin.
HUEY& CHRIST,
olb pRorniiTORg or THE '-.
I I CELEBRATED
...
r7;MS.'. :.ir 1.
"ot HARK VATtm-" .
AND
Off. STtEt'VR'S
TONIC HERB BITTERS.
sff.vc for? pairs list.
in i:y .V CHRIST,
131 N. 3d Street,
PHILADELPHIA
March i. nrn.Hm
1 gtarfiivarf, Jlnu'nrr.
c7s7f l e gTlT
Ironsides Store,
' PHil.l.lpsniiRt;, pa.
DEALER l.f
IURDWAHB, STOVES, HEATERS, RANO
, E8, WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
ASP MANUFACTURER OF
TIN, SHEET-IRON AND COPPKRWARE.
Prefqul.le Street,
Phllllp.burg, Centra Co., Pa.
H.Mey 1871.
POWELL & MORGAN,
DIALIRI 111
H1SDVAKE,
. A lip, Maaafactarereof
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
CLEARFIELD, P A.
ARMING IMPLEMENTS of all
hind, for e.le hy
' POWELL A MORGAN,
R
AILROAD WHEELBARROWS
1
for al by
POWELL A KOKQAN.
rvIL. PAINT. PUTTY. GLASS
N.lli, .u., for Mlo by
V POWELL A MOHOAN. '
II
ARNES8 TRIMMINGS A SHOE
Finding., for .ale by
"" POWELL A MORGAN.
QUN8, PISTOLS 8WORD CANES
For llt by
POWELL A MORUAN,
CTOVES, OF ALL SORTS AND
Blioi, for aal. by
POWELL A MORGAN.
TRON! IRON I IRON J IRON I
X
For aals bj , ,
- POWELL 4 MORGAN.
II
ORSE SHOES & IIORSR SHOE
NATL9, for Ml, by
POWRLL A MOHOAN.
PULLEY BLOCKS, ALL SIZES
A
And belt Mannfactar., for .al. by
POWELL A MORGAN.
T
ITIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE
BOXES, for tale by
POWELL A MORGAN.
SACKETT&SCHRYVER
ALIBI fa . I
HARDWARE,
' 1 and manufacturer! of
TIN, COPPER d SHEET IRON WA ' ,
Second Street, ClearSeld, Par.
Having reRtled our atoreroom and doubled our
mock, we are prepares to oner oargaini to par
ebaeere in onr line. Wa bare decided ta do A
Strictly Cash Business,
aad can therefore irll at grtitly rodaoed prlcat.
Carntntari and partem who eoatemplata btld
tag will do well ta ai amine onr
Tools and BuUiinjIIardwiro,
which li Btw and of the hart manafaatara.
We keep s Urge ilftpb of
NAILS. LOCKR
GLASS, LATCHES,
rvi II. HINGES
GLUE, -HCRKWS.
All ktadi of Bench PUne. H.wi, Ohleelt, flqaaraa,
Uammeri, llatrh-U, Plamtii and levolt,
Mortited A Thumb Ouagea, llafeli,
Braeea A Ritta, Wood and Iron
Bench Berewi, and the beat
Boring Maohisa la tba
market.
Doable and Single Bitt Axes.
. P0CKBT OUTLtBT, Aa.
Agents for BurncU't Iron Com SheKer,
warraoiat..
Alio, agei.li for Rlobardt
GOTHIC FLUE TOi'S,
which affeetaally ear Bmoky Fluai.
Farm Implements, Garden Tools,
of every daaarlBttoB. '
A large rarlety of
COOK STOVES,
. . wklek w warrant U gin aatknVtlea.
Ftrlmhlt JtaMfe mn4 Pummttt.
SE-Raefing, Spoiling aad Job Work dona a.
reeeoeable lama. AU oreere will roeelr. premwt
atleetica. Pl.mbiaf aad gw Siting attended to
ky .rperlrai-ed workmen. Mar I, U7S.
I VliltMi
iOrj 6oo&t, GtotttUi, ttt.
B
OOTANDSHOK MAKING.
J 08 K I'll II. DRKRINU, ot Market street,
Ell. fj fl,AlA Pa.. hftj. HAell
ft ln lot of rrMeli 0ftlfiiH4 Klpi, tk
ftfeetar 7thlf ! kll lin. U will wr
full wor iv r-i-w
AIo. ill hlBdfor LtUirMdSbM FloJI
Tb elllMOi tf CUftrBild Bd TlelnlU ftf
.4L.I1- kl .n
Work dun t thort uUo. Tilt'TX
TTALUABLR PROPERTY
V FOB 0ALI OH FOR RKNT.
Tb tahMrtUr firM dUb thftt b will ltbr
rwt or toll bit awMiing hb nor rpnT, -ub
bb Ad iiml, sdjpiaiBg tba LaoBBrd Uobm,
Is lb borviiffb of Glaarlald, Pa. Tb Mor mm
liUXM fMt Tb dBlliug boot oobUIbi J
miH Bod B kilobBB bb lb Brit Horj, Bnd
fBOBIt OB IBB BMOBd OtQfJ. Tho lUN IVOBJ
ooa bo bul i OBOB. Bad tbt dwollini porUBB
ob ond BtUr u in bi rfuif. roc rurutor oar
tlealart, addraM or apply to tba BadvrilnM oi
tht proniaas. UBO. 0. PAHtSMOKH.
Olaarllild, Pa., Uay 1, 'Ti l
pREAT REJOICING
All orir tba Plata at tb adjoumaitnt of both
braaebei of oar Htata IjajtitUturo, and ton of
tba Btombm nitkinf for ibffir holm I hop to
GREAT AM) GOOD VEWS,
alto, for tht oitittiw of OlaarBald ooaoty who 1b
uud TiiitiBf mo uoouoaiai. ana lur bii oioen,
bjr tba ra-opoaiag of tba
OLD SHORTY SnOE SHOP,
On Market ttroet, ona door wait oftbaAHafhan
Hotel, wbor "H 11 Oh TV will U found at all
tlmea. raadf and willlnf to Boot and aoeonmodala
all bii oM eBitomsn aad at many naw obu a
may favor bin with a Mil, to that they ean via it
tba ueownniai eiear Baeieo bob ngnt-iooiou" in
a pair ot "8bory'a" home made
BOOTS OR SHOES,
Don't foraet oalliB oa 'fihortv" bafora ftur
ebaiiog el where. He keepi none bat flrit-elaM
workmea aad ean warrant allTeat-wear" made
at hie ehop not to rip, ravel or draw the pegi.
lie it prepared IB da anything in bit Hae
titehad, tewed or pegged. ltepair.Bg etatly
dona on short Botica.
LEATHER & SHOE HDl(iS
tlweyi an hand and for eale by the lame "ibort"
fallow by tbe"pbirt" name of FRANK SHORT.
Clierleld, Pa., May II, 1HT0-U
N
EW OPENING.
SHOWERS'
BOOT & SHOE
HAT & CAP
I4TOHK.
ROOM No. 1, PIE'S OPERA HOUSE,
MARKET STREET.
A full and eomnlete aMortnent of see goodf
and new etylee, down ta
"HARD PAN". TRICKS.
Oltiaena ere Inilled la eat and alanine my
Hook aad jnde;o for themielTei aa to quality aad
prioee of goode.
' JOSEPH g. SHOWERS.
Cl.er4.ld, April U, 1114.
REMOVAL 1
JOHN McGAUGHEY
Would raapaetrnlly notify tba pnblle gtBtrallr
UU be kae removed nil uroeary eiore irom
by J. Mi let kratser, ob BeooBd ttraet. Btxt door
to tftgitrt narawara iiora, wntrt aa iBitaai
BtepiBg a ran itnt oi
OROCEltlEN.
HAMS, DRIED BEEF and LARD.
SUGARS and 81 RUPS, of aU gradea.
TEAS, Green and Black.
COFFEE, Roaated aad Green.
FLOUR AND PROVISIONS,
CJA'A-KD FRt'tTS,
All klndi I. the market.
PICKLES, in jan and barrela.
SPICES, in rrerj form and rarlety.
FAMILY FLOUR,
ALL KINtWOlM EAI KKRI".
SOAPS,
MATCHES, '
DRIED APPLES,
DRIED PEACHES,
DRIED CIIERRIRH,
Coal Oil t&i Zeunp CUm&evt.
And a coed auortment of thoaa tblnca aiaaU
kept I. a grocery etore, wblrh be will eiehaoge
lor marketlag at tna market prleea.
Win aell for earn a. ebeaply aa any other one.
Pleaae aatl and aea kli itoob aad Judge for
youreeii.
J I J II IX MCUAUUIIKr,
Clearfield, Jan. I, 1170.
Q.ROCERIES.
JAS. H. LYTLE,
(Suoeeawr to LVTL8 A MITCHELL)
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALER IN
CHOH'K I.INR OK TRAM.
OOLONGS,
JAPANS,
IMPERIAL,
TOt'BU HTSON.
ENOI.IHII BREAKFAST
Parart la Market.
BVTTKR AMD KOC
Win be kept and aold at Sret toil. Caih paid
ft., nm.ln PhuImu
OERMAN CURRRIIS,
TURKEY PRUNES,
PRESERVED PEARS,
PHILADELPHIA HAMS
MH.
Mackerel, Lake Herring, Ood, Ae.
riCKLBH.
Barrel PUklee and hgltik Pleklee.
PLOVH AMD FEED.
Floor, Cam Heal, Oat Meal, Aa.
JAS.H. LTTII.
Our ira frrrttomrnt.
THE REPUBLICAN,
P.bllabrd (very WedaMday by
GOODLANDER & LEE,
CI.EARr'IKI.n, PA
Ha. th Wraat rireuUtlra at" aay papar
III NorlbwMteni PenmylraBla.
Tlie lsrg. and oon.untly inorusing
oiroulAtion of tba Republican,
roncler it valuable tobn.ines.
men ai a medium thro'
whiob to roaob tho
public.
Teems or Subscription :
If paid in advance, . . . $2 00
If paid after three montbt, . 2 60
If paid aftor liz monlbs, . . 8 00
Wbon papors aro adnt on Lido of the
county payment mualbo in advance.
ADVERTISING :
Ton lines, or lo.,$ timee, . fl 60
Each tubseqaent iniortion, 60
Administrator' Noticos, , . 2 60
Executors' Notices, . . . 2 60
Auditors' Notices, 2 60
Cautions and Estrays, . . . 1 60
Dissolution Notices, ... 2 60
Professional Cards, Mines, year, 6 00
Special notices, per line, ... 20
YEARLY ADVERTISEMENTS:
One square, 10 linns, . . . $S 00
Two squares, '. 15 00
Three squares, 20 00
One fourth oolutnn, . ... 60 00
One-half column, . . . . 70 00
One column 120 00
itidAjritfi t
We havo always on hand a large stock
of blanks ot all descriptions.
SUMMONS,
SUBPCENAS,
EXECUTIONS,
ATTACHMENTS,
ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT,
? LEASES,
BONDS,
FEE BILLS,
CONSTABLE'S BLANKS,
ic, 4o , lie.
JOB PRINTING.
Wa aro prepared to do all kinds of
PRINTING,
SCCH AN
J'OSTERS,
PROGRAMMES,
C. RIS,
LETTER HEADS,
ENVELOPES,
BILL nEADS,
STATEMENTS,
PAMPHLETS,
CIRCULARS,
ic, ic,
IN TILE BEST STYLE,
AND ON
REASONABLE tERMS.
ORDERS BY MAIL
FOR ALL KINDS OF WORK
WILL RECEIVE
PROMPT ATTENTION.
Qoodlander ft Ie,
Cleat-Held,
aecrleli Canty, Fa.
Continued from Virtt pagt.
eordlng to requarl end lest, and moat of them
two or tkroa Umee ere. i aad why tblj poor widow
bould be eampelled to g. aa all of tbla euro
trouble and eip.ua a. fUiui.k It ell rrar again I
am oertalaly al a b)e. to eianeire,
Tbl. leeni. to be truly a bard ..ae. The loldler
waa eiob and blind Ibr year., whieh laet bai been
repealadly ebowa to Ike penoioa oftloere, and the
feel waa at the aeeu lime .bow thai hie ailmeale
were brought an by hie aertloea ia the Amy, aad
ae acknowledged by the Pen.lon D.parlnenl I
and while ill thli condition he had to be oarrlad
about from nearly one Jand af tba State to the
other repealadly lo obtain tba terliiaeay aeoei.
ary lo aaubliab ble elalu, aa that ha might get
eomething to enable him la prooure proper modi
oal aid and food aod raiment to lubal.t upon.
And the Pennon OHee etkuowledged the noelpt
of hi. papera, and that they wore oerraet, aod
that hie eleim wal Joel. But tbey hare .till
withheld hie pernios aad allowed him to barely
uhalat unott town .uboort aod the ebaritr al the
aeighbara, aad, laally u die from actual want of
proper moaMM eiieaueaoo ana we eonaiou ww
eeeeariee of lita. And new kle widow aai for aba
portion the law alloae her, aod baa eeot all of the
proof, aeeesaary la aetablieb bar elalm, aod that
toe at ooaeieerable eipoaee aad trouble aod .be
hae no mere thea aeut them before ehele reqalre.1
to furni.b th. uma right over again, word lor
word. She baa endured ia Hill matter In the
wey of trouble and expensa all that ie poeelble
for her to ecdara. Mho I. not nble to be at Ibe
expenae to again farliiah Ibo exeet eaine proofe
which ebe hae already fiiral.hed, and If eho wer.
able, I eaaaot eee for the lifo of me why ebe
ahould be obliged w. Now it eeeiae to me that
the Cemmlwionere ahould at onoe either tell her
that there le nothing for her that ta, that the
tloverument le ungrateful for the eervioee of ber
aoldiera or at euoo ail.w ber elaim aad pay it.
Tbeee taw remark., my dear eir, ere auhmilled la
kiadneai nnd without eny la.ult aod di.re.peot.
And now will yon have the hiodaeaa to oraMOt
tbl. mailer at Weehlailoa In It. true llgbl, aad
ai mob a. po.aibie traoemlt to me the recall I
Kerpeotfolly yoore, Ae.
J. D. BROWN,
Wm. E. Pnnaroa. . Adi'ai.rreler.
Mr. Jonka. The widow ploads ber
cause whilo the fund tliut is provided
bv law to pay tho ofneurs ot the court
to grant bor roKef is appropriated by
custom for party purposus. In the
eurly winter in ouo of tho ditilius, my
oyo caught an item something like thin:
'Tba attention ot a pohcumnn this
morning was attructod hy tho wailing
of a child in a dilapidated toncmont, to
which ho went, and upon the floor sat
p sobbing child about eifjbtocn months
old, cold, and alono hy the side of it
dofid mother. . A liont mortem exami
nation developed tlio fuel that aho had
no food in hemtomach. She hud died
of starvation!" ,1'orhaps she wan the
wile ot one ot too "boys in blue who
attested his patriotism by bis life's
blood. If sbo was not, hundreds and
perhaps thousands of parallels' are
awaiting tho action of this tribunal.
On tho street corners tho cripple
standB and hold out the hat ; ho must
beg or dio. W hile be stands bpifiritig,
around tho fund a pjrutul'ul nation bas
provided for bis relief every obscene
bird of corruption gntbors. Shall this
continue T Common doconey demands
it shall cease. II embezzlement. mtint
exist as a cnritom, (which (iod forbid,)
lot it (anion upon somo other tund than
this. This is tho poor remuneration
ot tho deceased, tho pay of tho muti
lated soldior, the price of the blood of
prtriot horoes, "whoso blood, so holy
is it, would not stain tho purest rill
that sparkles among tho bowers of
blisB." Let tho vile bands of corrup
tion at least rofrain from its pollution.
May that which a nation's laitb and
rratitnrto 'havo appropriated to this
lenificcnt purpose reach the worthy
claimants of the nations' justice and
bounty undohiyod, uiiilimimahod. By
a transfer to the War Ofllca tbis politi
cal defilement would bu avoided.
Another suggestion Is not unworthy
of consideration. Krointhevorynatnro
of onr institutions, a large slunding
army is obnoxious, and yet, until that
Eoriod arrives at which every man will
o a law unto himself, an army is nec
essary. Wo, with propriety, maintain
a Military Aoademy to educate tho
officers. Thesecdueatod ofllccrariliould
not be lost to tho nation. Employ
ment should be provided for them, so
that our armv. wliirh in limo of neaea
should only be a nucleus, should have
a Irame-work or skilled commandora,
so that it may be on any sudden emer
gency expanded to moot any contin-
?:eney. This change will enable the
iovornmont to retain those who have
been educated at the public expense.
These, with many other considerations,
lead us to tbe conclusion that greater
efficiency, purity, and economy will be
mBiumuiuu m una rwrviuv uy im trans
fer. IndocoLtliore ia reason to foar
that to a very great extent these con
siderations are largely forgotten in tho
Department of the Interior. From
its conduct ono would bo almost led to
suppose tbe great truth that tho De
partment is but an agent ot tbe people
is not regarded. Officers' salaries and
emoluments aro dispoejed of with a
hand more prodigal than that with
which oven the spendthrift would scat
ter his stores, lir thero be a return
to the days of primal aimplici'.y and
frugality. Let it be known the Gov
ernment and its offices are not made
or maintained lor tho benefit of office
holders and hangers on, but for the
general good.
I ask ibr tbis subject your thoughtful
consideration. 1 beg thatall considera
tions of party or patronage may be
forgotten. This till provide tor the
removal on the 1st of July, 1877.
Ncitbor Domoorat nor Republican can
say now whother it is his own patron
age be is diminishing or that of his
competitor for public favor. 1 belicvo
the change to bo right, and npon the
broad principles of right and wrong 1
desire it shall bo determined. 1 ask
this in the name of tho aged votsrnn
who followed the chivalrio Rcott at
Lundy'a Lane, or tho heroio Jackson
at New Orleans, whoso palsied limb
now tremble on tbe brink ot tho grave.
In tho name ot the disabled heroes of
Buona Vista and Corro Gordo, 1 auk
it In tbe name of "the bovs in bluo."
who on the long, weary march, in the
crowded hospital, on scores of battlo
Acids, amid the death-dealing storms
ot war, with their lives and blood
sealod their dovotion to their country
and her flag, 1 ask it. It is my hope
and trust this subject should receive
such consideration a will enable us to
act upon it in an enlightened, conscien
tious and statosmanliko viow,
PArSXPOKTS AOKNT&
The uncmt autrvirn mnM. Mrl.ii.l.
President Grant lawlessly seized and
handed nvnr In hnvnnrwwf Im l.ilt.. na
sorted by the organs ot the administra
tion iu dbvo neon exponned in tho dis
covery and punishment of frauds on
llin hellnt IUttM.iv.pl awMM I, .. T
-"-" .. ..i,..,.v " " 1 " UUIUIC
the committoe that ho used tho largest
portion oi mo money in paving agents
t tit-iece repeaters ana onl lot stuners
in Now York. On becoming ohiof
supervisor of elections in that city
Davenport appointed a large number
of assistant supervisor and marshals
to aid him in nrntnetinor i.hn nntirv nt
the ballot box and promoting the eloo-
uun ui u rant, aho n arm publishes a
list of thoso protectors of tho eloctive
francbiso, which wo oopy horowith :
Hicbaojl Knright, supervisor in the
First ward, Eighth district. Arrested
for robbery in 1803.
John Grimes, supervisor Twelfth dis
trict, Fiah ward. Arrostod in April,
I8fi3, for stealing a gold watch.
Mictaol Cooteflo, marshal Sixth ward,
bounty jumper during the war.
Uenry Kloe, supervisor Thiitoenth
district, 8ixth ward, was connected
witb the Chatham street oonccrt-saloon
and fled to Nebraska lo escape punish
ment. Thomas Lane, supervisor Seven
teenth district, Sixth ward, lormcrly
koopor of a notorious don at Five point
hoadquarters of thieves and robbers.
John Lane, supervisor Twonty sec
ond district, snms ward, waa indicted
for receiving stolen goods ; bad served
a term In Sing Sing.
Edward Foloy.auparviaor, Sixth dis
trict, Ninth ward. Arrested for steal
ing a watch.
Humphrey Ayrea. supervifor, Eigh
teenth district Ninth ward linij
for robbing tho U. 8. mail.
jonn jtowllBjr, sipervlsor, Nine
teenth district, Ninth ward. Arrtwlcd
August 2(1, 1H(J for till tapping.
J as. KiUsiuimons, supervisor, Twon
tleth district, Ninth ward., Arrostod
Auguet . 18U8, lor robbory, .
John Martin, aunorvUior, Fifth dls
tnot, Twelfth ward. Arrested under
an Indictment for arson.
Samuel Rich, supervisor, Fourth dis
trict, Thirteenth ward. Served a term
of two years in Sing Sing for felonious
assitiill. 1
John alias "Buukuy" MoCabe, super
visor Eighth district, Fiftouulb ward.
Charged with shooting a man with in
tent to kill.
William P, Burks, supervisor Twen
tieth district, Eighth ward. Horved
his term in tho states prison of Massa
chusetts for burglary) bIbo two years
in the New York Stale prison.
James MoCube, supervisor Fourth
district, Eighth ward. Confined at
tho Tombs under indictment for high
way robbery.
William S. Irving, supervisor Four
teenth district, Eighth ward. Served
a term in Hing Sing for burglary com
mitted in the Eighth ward and lias
never been pardoned.
Patrick Henry Kily, alias Fred Wil
liams, supervisor Twoiity-sooond dis
trict, Eighth ward. Keeper of a bouse
of ill-fume ; resort of tho lowest and
vilest characters.
Patrick Hcflermnn, supervisor of tho
Tenth district, Sixth ward. Arrested
for attempted murder. '
Frcdonck Stcrrler, supervisor Eighth
ward. Has been arrested several times
lor keeping a disorderly house.
J. F. Banderlion, supervisor Tenth
ward. Arrested lor murder.
Ed. Woavor, marshal, Eight ward.
Out of Htutos prison, where ho had
been serving out his sentence.
Walt Prince (colorcd),ln prison awuit
ing trial for highway robbery.
Andrew Androws, alias Hans Nicolx
marshal, pannel thief, boon sentenced
two or three times to Stales prison uud
returned from Itlnckwell's IhIuikI.
Joseph Hurtnett, supervisor Eigh
teenth ward. Arrested Juno H, 181)9,
as accessory to tho murder ol Iiichnrd
Gordon, a grocer, corner of First Avenue
and 1 wenty-tourth street.
James Moran, supervisor Third dis
trict, Eighth wanl. Arrostod for lelo
nious assault.
Theodora Allen, miirshnl, Eighth
ward. Imprisoned fur perjury and
keeping a resort ot panic! thieves ami
pii'kpockrtrt in U event street.
.. Mart Allen, marshal, JMghth ward.
Served a term of live years in tho Con
necticut State prison. Sentenced to
Sing Sing for five years by Judge Bed
ford. Joseph Froiicr, 279 Wator street, a
thief and tho contodurato of thieves.
James Miller, keeper of a den of
prostitution in tho bnscmont oi 3.19
Water street.
Jamoa 'J'iniiigan, koepcr of a similar
one in tbobasometlof3J7 Wator street.
James Sullivan, alia Hloonin, keeper
of a hous of prostitution at 330 Water!
street, a resort lor uusperato thieves, j
r rank U inkio, keener ot a bouse ot
prostitution at 3371 Wator street,
where tho polico were Irequently called
in to quell fights, and hearing a hard
reputation.
D1SP0SIT0 IV HE VOL T.
Tho Philadelphia Prrst don't toka
kindly to tho last action of tbe Presi
dent in nominating Don Cameron as
Secretary of War. Forney well un
derstands that old Cameron is at the
bottom of it, and ho, Fornoy, knowing
Grant's dislike) of old wig wag, feels
satisfied thnt tho appointment was the
result ol a bargain, tho pay lur which
is a united vote of the Pennsylvania'
delegation at Cincinnati, for Conkling.
In tact be aavs as mncb wbon he de-
clatwa that "thero is a floating rumor
that tionoral Urant lias luirly entered
the fiold, not lor himself, but" for Sena
tor Conkling, of New York, as his suc
cessor, and that he intends to mako a
Seneral assault upon all the other can
idates." Fornoy affects to disboliovo
tbe rumor, nevertheless he docs believe
it, a he proceeds to give significant
bint to Grant that his powor is waning
and his influence "weak." Moreover
ho speaks of Conkling as a "small poli
tician." All of which proves thutlhoro
ia a disposilioB among thoso who fret
under tho collar of tho Cameron cliqno
to break looso from tbe fetters and
make somo show of independence.
Forney baa tried lo do Ibis repeatedly
but bas always failed, and in tbe ond,
hko tbe dog, has returned to his vomit,
and thenceforth pulled aa obediently aa
previously under th lash. Anil so
will it bo again. The Camcrons don't
move without strengthening thoir posi
tion as they well know with what onvy
mon like Forney in tljeir party view
thoir rule.
Comly, it will bo romomborod, was
nominated Colloctor of tho Port of
Philadelphia by Grant at tho solicita
tion ot Fornoy and his particular
trionds. Hence before tho nomination
of Don was made, Cameron, senior,
seen to it that Comly, Forney 's friend,
was removed, and Tutton, a snpor
scrviceable tool of tbo Cameron's lao
tion nominated in his stead. Tho
Philadelphia portion of the Radical
delegation to Cincinnati is mostly
made up of custom houso employes and
retainers, consequently it was nocos-'
sary to have a chief ovor them, ready
to apply tho lush at the first sign ot
recusancy on the part of any of them
where Cnmoron'a intorosl is involved.
And as thoso in turn hold an influence
and authority over the "iinsophistocat
od rurals," it will he scon that all For
ney's vaunting ol independence and of
"smashing ot slates won t amount to
anything further than to show tho
pititul attitude of all those in the Rad
ical party who desire to assert their
manhood and independence. Danville
Intelligenirr.
ENOCH A HDEN O VER.
A Now York rS'im reporter returned
from Elizabeth, Now Jersey, a few
days ago, and reported the following
romantio fact: "Between six and seven
years ago, Charles Trautman, a well
known contractor for laying concrcto
pavemont In Ellr.abcth, disappeared,
leaving a wito and three children. He
was known to be in comfortnblo cir
cumstances, sober and industrious, and
supposed lo bo fondly attacbod lo his
family. His absonco made much spec
ulation. After years had passed with
out tidings of the missing man, his
wifo sold what little property remain
ed to support hornelf and children, and
a short tirao ago again married and
removed to Trenton.
A Bhort timo ago Trautman appear
ed in Elizabeth, and told an old friend
thnt after be abandoned his family he
went to Liverpool, and thonco to tho
South African diamond fields. This
was shortly after the discovory of dia
monds there. It wn Inn intentional
tho start to try his fortune, and ifsuo
ccsjful to return home ami surpriso
bis wile, lie said be workod hard for
two or three years and accomplished
his mission, and had returned to settle
down. When told that his wife had
removed to Trenton and had married
again, ho vinotxl no surprise, saying
mat nis menus had Inlormod him of
that fact since ho returned, and that
his object was to have an intorviow
with hor and his children, lie wont
to Trenton, and ahortly afterward re
turned with two of his children. Ho
said that his wifo was vory glad to see
him, but she preferred to remain with
the man who bid protected and cared
fnl Kap vvktU k - nn., L. .1
.v. - - v t im ii , n i iu mm i,
singular to relate, deserted his first
who, who Is now living in Union
county, and who up to this time has
not instituted oriminal proceedings.
x rautman Has several diamond, on
of which i valued at 13,000, til of
which be dug in th South African dia
mond mine.
THE CO VEIlXMKNT PMSriXG
VFEICE FHAVUH.
Chairman Vance read in tho Houso,
on tho 1 -II I ulL, the report ol hi. Com
mittee's investigation of the Govern
inent printing oftlce. The charge) on
thu evidence are :
First, That tho cost and charge of
wink done for Congress and tho Kxocil
tivo Department arc oxorhituut and
greatly in excess of what tho same
could bo done Ibr by private parties.
Second, Tho Government printing
office is conducted in an imeon.potonl
manner.
Third, That tbe cost of publishing
the Cungremional Jtecord is incorrectly
reported.
Fourth, That tbo amount of work
douo for tbo Departments is excessive
and should be limited by law.
Fifth, That the general management
Is extravagant to a degreo that would
bankrupt any private establishment in
the country.
Sixth, '1 hat ho bus drawn moneys
from tho Culled States Treaxury on
fklso voucher.
Seventh, -That bo has detained und
lined Government moneys contrary to
law.
Eighth, That money belonging to
tho I'nited Stutos has been deposited
in bunk in violation of luw.
Chairman Vance and his associates
in the Coniniilleo have labored faith
fully ami industriously, and buvo abun
dance of evidence to substantiate their
charges. This evidence they ak tho
House to certify to the proper authori
ties of tho ilintrict, to tho end that it
may be laid before tho grand jury and
Mr. Clapn indicted. That gentleman,
by the id vice of his counsel, having
already entered the llclknnpian plea
of " no jurisdiction," tho Committee
ak that tho Judiciury Committee be
inst meted to inquire whether he is im
peachable, nnd further recommend the
abolishment of ull tho Government es
tablishment, excel it so much as may
be necessary to do tho printing and
binding ordered by tho two Houso ;
the giving of thnt work to a practical
printer, who shall bu appointed by tho
President, instead of elected by tho
Sennte; the letting out of tho liecord
to tbe highest responsible bidder, and
tho relegation of the Department print
ing to tho heads of departments, who
shall let it out. Tho closest attention
was paid during the reading of tho re
port, which cuino Into in the afternoon,
and the stillness was only broken by
the voice of Conger, of Miohigan, who
did hot appear f relish it, and twico
moved that the reading bo diiqicnsod
with and tho document printed, (juito
a number of others on tho Republican
side of the Houso alxo seemed to think
their organs had been leading thorn
astray with their reitoruted assertions
that none of the investigations would
amount to nnytliing. World .VvnVi.
(iRAXT'S ESCAPE.
The friends of President Grant aro
driven to a curious argument in their
Uelenso ot tils personal integrity by the
(hick coming revelations of intrigue
and corruption amongthomcn who sur
round him and represent him inlhead
ministratinn. Tho fact that though so
many of these men, liabcock, Shepherd,
Murphy, Belknap, Delano, Orvil Grant
it al., havo been "struck by tho light
ning" of exposure the President is held
to prove that be is Invulnerable to tho
pamolightning. "If ho had been guilty
Something would have boon discovered
before this timo" that is the reason
ing. It puts us very forcibly in mind
of lloceacio'a story about the converted
Jew who went finni Paris to Rome
that he might learn more tully about
the faith and bo confirmed therein.
His Christian friends were terribly
alarmed lest, seeing the corruptions,
adulteries, poisonings, etc. going on in
tho papal palace (it was the time ol
tho liorgias), he should conclude Chris
tianity was a fraud, and turn back to
Judaism again. But ha didn't; bo
came back fully confirmed in tho faith;
for, said he, "when 1 saw tbo corrup
tion and debauchery that rnn riot at
the vory fountain bead of Christianity,
I realized that the church which could
grow and have such vitality in spite
of such wickedness in high places, must
indeed he sustained by the special favor
of God. I here is something in this
reasoning when you come to think of
it, and tiiere is likewise something In
the reasoning of the President's friends.
The doctrine of chance favors tbo
conclusion In both cases. PittMiuryh
fcadtr.
A Precocioi'sTravem.ir. ThoVo
nnngo fyvctutor, relate the following:
Considerable excitement was caused
In tho Second Ward yesterday morn
ing by the announcement that Myron,
a two-and-a-half year old son of Hon. J .
P. Tark, was missing. A three hours'
earnest search failed to find tho little
Icllow, and his parents wore almost dis
tracted. About ono o clock a telegram
came from Oil City, with tho glad in
telligence that the boy was thero and
would be brought home on tho next
train. Tire little wanderer had followed
a crowd of persons into tho omnibus
going to tho alley train at 11 A. hi.,
and at the depot ho hail followed two
ladies into tho car at Oil City, and tho
conductor, seeing the boy sitting alone,
supposed something was wrong. Ho
tried to get the littlo fellow to toll his
name, but without succors. He then
took him to dinner, whore ho met tho
conductor of tho A. A G. W. train, who
had heard of tho loss ol tho child.
Several Franklin gentlemen wore in
Oil City, among thoin an uncle of the
boy, who brought him back to his
parents. Whilo standing on the plat
form at Oil City, Myron said he was
waiting for his cousin, a little boy of
Ins own ago, to come down from 1 ilua
villo to meet him. When be left the
conductor to oomo home he told him
"I tnko antidder rido wis you some
day.
I'nlontown claims a Centenarian In
an old colored woman, named Hester
Austin. Hor ago is 103. . She is bed
fast by decrepiludo and consequently
cannot be put on exhibition nt tho Phil
adelphia show.
It is said that figures won't lie; but
tho figures of somo women are very do-
ceptive, to soy tuo least.
Urn flt'frtlsfinfuts.
c
AUTION.
.All pern ni are aerebv oautlni4 ere taut
porohaalng or la any Banner inwiJIiof with oee
Diana aiara ana ooii, and a bay nice, bow ta the
pouM,oo or 1. (1. O. W. lUrcer, of li red ford
tewatthin, ai tbe tame wee pamtiued by at
HbaritT eale oa tba lUb of My, ISTI, aad ti
left with tbeoi oa loan ealy, eubjaot to my ardor
Al an llaaa m hi I A V O II L" II U V C-
Urailfurd Ip., May II, lS7Ht
QAUTION.
All Mrenni are heretiy fealloned an laet
fiarehatioR or la aay way fdi!lln with tba fol
rtwtf.lt proper." bow ta Ibe noeeefaloa af Robert
naiiaeo, i vnia lewataip, nt t . Brae aeree rye,
4 eerei wheat ie tee groaBd, I bey etallloa, ana
the prooeode thereof, aa Ibe tame wae pa it hated
by ane at Collertor'e eale oa the !4ih Ut af aftr.
IRTI.ana ere )n wttb him on loen oaiy, eubjeet
o aay Draw a. any line,
ALKHBD STRVRNfl.
MflPtaran, May 11, ItUMt
QAUNON-.
All noreon. are herelte earaad ae.la.l
baaing or In any way meddling with one eorrel
borea, bow I. the pooee..tu or John Tiokerboof,
or Ul.n Hope, aa tbe eome Helena, to me, mad ie
left with him on loes only, rah)! to my order nt
any ma. WIN. J. MllLLKfT.
Ulan Hope, Hay tl, IIT ll
A DM1N1STRATORS NOTICE.
4. . Netloa la hereby glren that letter, af Ad.
miatetratlos an lha aetata ef KLIeAEKTH MIL
LEU, late ol Bo... tewn.hlp.Ulearleld aeunte. Pa-.
deoeaeed, harlot bee a dulr sraated aa the under-
elgned, all pereeea indebted t (aid aetata will
nleea make Immedlela poymnt, and thoaa
earing maim, ar aeuooe win praeonl them
araperlj aetaaaUeaud for aettlemeat wlheut
ay. s. q. TATI,
Oltnrteld, May I, ISTt.tt, Adminlirrator,
Itt.srrUaurouf.
JM.ANT8 & FLOWERS-
The anilflr.li'nrd h.rabe vivee notlno to Ihe
allium! of L'leerllrld noun!;, dial bo he., at hi.
Uroen Hour, in Uieerllelil, a l.rjn queiilllr of all
bind, of Vegetable and Flower I'l.nt., which be
will forolah lo all who mar far or hue with their
nruon.go, at reunueolo prlcaa. Tba following
n pern. I ll.i in plant! and Sow.n t
VMTBl.n rLAT.
Wintered t'eiibego Plnnta.
bete Cethage Plenle.
Ilwarf C'eli-ry I'lante.
Wintered CenliSower flanU,
Sweet 1'i.late Flaw.,
hgg Hlaata.
Totualo I'leute.
Pepper I'lente.
Puiwln fLAnr. ros nKDPim,
HRMnTROI'KS-Aaanrlel.
PKTIINIAS-Sin.le end double..
UKltAVII'M-l-Zun.l.,.
UKHANIIIMK lioul.le.
IIKHANIUMH-Verleeal.
HAUK-H,-erl.l and wane.
rAnmKH-i.nr,e Howori.
AUKIt AT UM Miked.
cni.Klis-Aaaorlad.
FUrllKIA-rJmile and double.
IIAIII.IAH-lliiuble.
VKHHKNAS Ileal aelecltd rnricllee.
CM'IIKA.
CKNTAi'HKA and ClNKRAhWA.
CANNAH Aaaormd.
HTOt'K Large flowering, doable.
AMorten:.
IiHOVAI.M-Klala megor.
MIONoN KTTK Llrge lowering.
PINKH-Herdy. .
PilLOX-.lrounanilii.
A Urge eoeiirliaenl of Pranta for llenging
Ba.krt. or Vo.et. KHNBST BOCK.
Clr.rflrll, Ha, Spill IJ, TS-lf.
I. 9. witiivr.N .
.........W. W. . KTTB
u i:ivi:it a ih:tth
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Are olerlug. at Ihe aid tuns af 0. L. Reed A Co.
tbclr .took of goedi, eoaeirting of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
BOOTS A SHOES,
OATS A CAPS, HARDWARE,
QUKBNSWARJE,
FLOUE, FEED, SALT, so., 4o.,
At th. moat reatonable rale, for CASH ar I
aiebang. for
Square Timber, Boards, Shingles,
OR COUNTRY PRODUCE.
SAr-AdrnaoM made to those engaged ts fat
ting out square timber oa th. moot ndrantageouj
tarma. pdtllanTI
JJARD TIMES
IIAVI HO EFFECT
IN FRENCHYILLEI
I am aware that there are aome personi a little
hard to pleaae, and I am alto aware that tbe
earn pitta t of "bard Umee" le well aigb aoirertal.
Uul I am to BUueted now that I can aatirfy tbe
former and prora eonclailrely that "bard timet"
will not effect thoee who buy their good from me,
aod all my patroni hell ha Initiated Into tba ae-
eret oi
IIOW TO AVOID HARD TIMES
. uw.. nveiftis w wuyftj altt Mir '"-
taou ia tbe lower aad of the eoaaty whieh t eell
at exneeding low ratee from my mammoth itore in
u irt Kitvu run r ... .1 v.- i j
ready to wait apoa eallere and mpply them witb
Dry Goods of all Kinds,
Such ai Clot hi, Betlnetu, Cautmeree, Hmlina,
Uilainei, Linen, Urtiiingt, Calicoes,
Trimmingf. Ribboni, Laoa,
Ready-made Clothing, Boota aad Bhoaa, Beta aad
Cape all af the beat material and made ta order
Hoea, ftocke, UIotm, Muteae, Laoaa, Kibboni, c
GKOCKHlKfl OP ALL KINDS.
Coffee, Tea, Bagar, Rloe, Molaeeee, Fiih, Salt
Perk, Unseed Oil, nb Oil. Carboa Oil.
Hardware, Quaenaware, Tinware, Caetlnga, Plows
aod Plow Caatinga, Nalle, Ppiltea, Cora Caltlra-
tora, Lider fraaaea, aad all ktads at Aiti.
Perfumery, Paiata, Varalih, Glasa, and a general
aeeortment of Stationery,
GOOD FLOUR,
Of different braoda, alwaya aa hand, and will be
sold ai tbe leweit poeaible I gores.
J. H. MeClala'a Medielnoe, Jayne's HedlclBa
liostetter aad Uooflaad'a Bid era.
60AI ponada af Wool wanted for which the
igneat pnoa win ae peia. uiorerieea oa nana
aod tar aaia at tne loweat maraei pnoa.
Also, Agent for Strattoavillt aad CanraBartlle
Tarasbing Hacntnea.
tn.Call aad see for yoaraelrea. Toa will lad
averihing aaaally kept ia a retail atora.
L. M. COVDRIET.
rreaohrtlie P. 0., Aogaat 12, 1ST.
CALIFORNIA.
TBI CilCABO AXD OaiT-WIITal BltLWAT
Embracea ander oae tnena(ment lbs flrrat
Tmnk Hallway Llaee of the WKST and NORTH
WKHT, and, with its aamarons braarhea and
oaaaeetinaa, forma the ahorteet and qnickeat route
Miwwn i. aicaoo aan an potnta in Illinois, w ia
roNsia. Norrrtias MirmaAH. MinwrnoTA. Iowa.
Nbbbasra, Ci.iBm aad tba Writkbi.
TaaaiTOBtaa. Iu
Omaha and California Line
la tbe ahorteat and beat route for all points la
noUTHSRR ILLIROIS, lOWA, HAKOTA, Pi lilt AaK A,
WroatNs. Coin a no. I'tab. Nkvada. Cam rou
st a- Otto ob, CartA, Jatab and Atbtr ali Ae Iu
Chicago, Madison & S. Tm
Line
li theeborteet line for Northbrr WiRro.ma aad
aliMMRaoTA, and for Mam ion. Sr. Patl. Mta
rbafolis, Di'lhth and all point la tba Ureet
iionawast. na
Winona and SI. Peter Line
Is the only mote for IT sow a. Roobrhtrr. Owa.
Tokna, Ma ok aw, 8r. Pbtrb, Nrw Klh, and all
points in southern and Central Minnesota. Its
Green Bay and Marquette Line
la the onto tine for Jaxrvim.b. WATirtrowa.
Fokd Dp Lao, Oanaosa, ArFi nro", tlaasa Bat,
KaoANASAtf NaoAraaa, Mabjrttb, lloi eams,
llaRrotRaodthe LARaSi raaioaCufRTar. Ita
Freeporj and Dubuque Line
Is the only roots for Ki.otw, Roripoat, Faai
roar, and all points via. Freeport. Its
Chicago and Milwaukee Line
Ie th. old Lake Shore Route, aad I. Ihe only one
peering through ?., Laku Fonn.r. Ulan
Linn P.nn, WatntaAn, Kectnl, K.o.a to
miLWAcnea.
rullman Talnee Can
are run an nil tbronib trelne of tbla mad.
Thu le the ONLY LINKrnonlog the.. ear. ba.
iweea unicago aad at. reel, I'aicego and Mliwau'
kee, or Vbicego and Winona.
At Omaha our Kleenera ooanoftl with the nrer.
lend aiernere on the I emn Paclllo ll.llroad for
all polnUWeitorthe Ml.eoarl Rlrer.
On Ihe arrival ar the Irain. from the Real ar
"o.th, Ihe train, of tbe t'htoago A North Weetvm
neiiway ba.tE t;illUAIu ae roilnws:
For Council HluMmnhaaHdCallAinila,
Two Tbronib Trelne delle. with I'.llm.n 1...
Drawing Hoom and Sleeping Can through to
Cennell niulo.
for )u Paul and Mlnneapoll.. Two
Through Tralo. dally, with Pallmaa I'elaoe Care
altaohiHlon both train..
for tireea Ray nnd l.nVa anpcrlvr. Two
reia. oeity, wua roomen raleoe Care atlarhed,
and running through to atanjuelte.
Far Milwaukee. Peer Thra.,.h Tr.l..A.ll
Pullman C.re oa night train., Parlor Chair Car.
en aay u-aine.
fur Hnarta and Vi Inone end noioi. le
Mlnneeotn. Oee Through Train delly, with
roiiwen ntevpere to rvinon..
for Dunuque, Tin Freeport, Two Throob
Train, dally, with Pullmea Cere on night train..
far Dubuqu. aed 1 (jreeea. .1. t'li.m.
Tea Through Trelne dally, with Pallmaa Care
on night train ta Motiregor, Iowa,
far aloe a city and Yankton. Twa Train.
0.117 rettman Uerete Mlaeoari Volley Juneti-n
for l.nk. ien.we. Four TratB. dell.
fer Morhford, aterltaa;. kenoeha. Aaaea.
till., aad .that point., you wa bare from two
le lea treiee daily.
Naw lark OAoa. Na. dig rdB , Hn.
OSoe, He. A Biota StreM, Omeha 0ea, Itl
rarnaem street, He Freaoieoo OSee, III Mont
gomery alreel t Obiean Tiokal IMaae 11 Clerk
SUeet, aadar Hbarmaa Heeee eere.r Cea.1 and
Madtaea atraeu i Rla.lo Street Depot, aoraor W.
Kiealeaad Caael rltreeli Well. Street Depel,
Far rale, ar laforeaalloa net attainable (rem
yaer heme egaala, apply a.
w. II. nnnnrr, Mtar.. Hrenrrr,
Oen. Paaa. Ag Ckieage. Uea. See't,
J... M, IIU I, tofnc.
j tisffllaufflus.
j HARTS WICK & IRWIN
i BkUUNU HIKkKT,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
llKALRIIB IN
PURE 1)HU(;S!
CHEMICALS!
PAIMS, OIIS, )YK STUFF
VAKStSIIK!1,
I1HI1HII P.O.
PKhFll.VKBV,
FAN't.'V nolilm
a
TOlLKT AK'IICLI S,
OF ALL KINDS,
PURE WIXES A XI) UQl 'JRX,
for mrdielnal purpose.
TraeMB, ftupporttre. School D'roki aiM 4rtlio
ary, and all other .rtirlfg u M,r
fiand la a lrog Hi ore.
PHYICIANti' PIlKSCHHTIONa CAHE
FULLY CH'OrSDKl. lUriD a hrKr i
pvrime la tbe buiinert Iti-y obb give entire fet
uraotioa. J. a. haktkwt:k.
JOHN P. 1KVVIN.
Clrtrflrld, December 1ft, 1M74.
bkiTer, young & reed,
l.SucoeMori to Born too 1 Yontig.)
FOUNDERS & MACHINISTS
Manufacturere of
FOETABLE & STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES
Corner of Fourth aod Pine Street!.
ri.KARI'!i:i.l, PA.
TTAVINO anr)tei In tbe manufaotnre of first
IX- elaae MACHINERY, wa respectfully inform
ta pub'te that we are bow prepared to All ell
orders a cheaply and ae prooiptlyae can be done
la any of the eitiea. We aianofieture and deal in
Mulaj and Circular Saw-Mills
Head Block., W.ter Wheel., Shafting Patler
Qifford. Injector, Slaam Oaugea, Rteam Wbirtie.,
Oilera, Tallow Cop., Oil Cup., Oeuge Cock., Air
Cocke, Globe Valra., Cheek Velres, wrought iron
Pipe., 8'.e.m Pump., Boiler Feed Pump., Antl-
Frictioa Metree, Soap Stone Packing. Oum Park
ng. end nil kind, of MILL WORK: together
witb Plow., Sled Solea,
COOKAXD PARLOR STOVES,
and other CASTINGS of all klada.
nAt-0raor. eoliclted and tiled at .ny price.
All latter, ef inaulry with referenoe te mecbinery
of onr menufaetere pramptlyanawered, byeddree.
log n. nt Claarteld, Pa.
Janm tf DIULER, YOVN'Q A RKED.
The Bell's Bun Woolen Factor),
Psbb towaahip, Clearfleld Co Pa.
BURNED OlIII
BURNED UPI
The aobaribera have, at great ezeoea, rebuilt
neiatiriflrhood aecesailr, in tbe erection of a Irat
class Woolen Maaafactorr. witb all the modern
improvement attached, and are prepared to make
all kinda of Cloths, Castiinerea, Hetinetta, Dlan
keta, Plannela, As. Plenty of goods oa hand to
auppiy ail our old and a thousand new eattomera,
wnm we ask to eome aod examine unr rtork.
Tbe baaineaa of
CARDING AND FILLING
will reoelva ear especial attention. Proper
arrangements will ba made to receive aad deliver
Wool, te suit out torn ere. All work warranted and
done apoa the abortoet autloe, and by el net at ten
Hob to buiineaa we hope to tralite a liberal share
ei puoue patronage.
lO.tMM) POUNDS WOOL WANTED!
Wa will pay the bigheat market price fur Woo
and sell our manufactured goodi as low as similar
gnode eaa be bought ia the eounty, and whenever
wa fail to render reaeonalile satUfaotion wo eaa
always be found at noma ready to meke pripet
explanation, either la person or by letter.
JAMKS JOHNSON A SONS,
apriUAtf Dower P. O.
"pERRA COTTA STANDING VASES,
HANGING VASES,
Stove Lining and Fire Brick.
kept oomtanily an head.
STONE AND EARTHEX-M ARK
OK KVKRV DESCRIPTION I
CROCKS! POTS! CROCKS!
flaher'l Patent Airtight Keif Scaling
rrom a aual
BtTTTKR CROCKS, with lid..
CREAM CROOKS, MILK CROCKS,
At I i.k - ni'TTnn i itnt as,
DinL' l u nbin.L'd
FLOWER POTrt, I'lE DISHES,
BTBW POTS,
And a great many other things too aameroaa tr
meauon, ta bo bad at
FRED'K. LEITZINGER'S
STONE - WARE POTTERY,
Corner of Cherry and Third Streets,
aagS
MARBLE AM) STOE YARD!
Mr. S. 8. UDDKIili,
Herlng engaged In Ih. Her 1.1. bu.ln.M, deeire.
I. Inform bar friend, aad the publl. that .be hei
bow .od will keep eon.lantlyon hand n Urge and
well eeleeted etook of ITALIAN AND VKRMONT
JIAIIHI.K, nnd I. prepared to furnl.h ta arder
TOMRRTONKS,
ROX AND CRADLI TOMBS,
MONUMENTS,
Curb, and Poet, for Cemetery Lota, Window
Sill, and Cape, al,
BUREAU, TABLE AND WASH STAND
TOPS, A.., Ac
ej.Vrd ol Reed .treat, .earth. R, R. Depot,
Clearield, Pa. Je7,TI
Clearfleld Nursery.
ENCOURAGE 1IO MR INDUSTRY.
TUB nnd.nlirn.d. baring o.lebll.hed a Nor
aery aa th. 'Pike, about half way bet were
Clearfleld and Curwen.rllle, le prepared to Par
aieh all kiada af FRUIT TKRKS, (ataadard aad
dwarf.l Rrcrgreana, Bhrnbberr, Urape Viuae,
aooeeberry, Uwto. Blaohberry, Strawberry,
aad Rarpberry Vlaea. AIM. Siberian Crab Tree.,
Ualaao, and eerly eoarlrt Rhabark, Ae. Order.
prompUy attended to. Addreee,
J. D. WRII1HT,
tnHMj Carwennllle, Pa.
J. It. M'MUltitAY
WILL SUPPLY YOU WITH AST AttTICLK
OF MIRCIIANntrlR AT THE VKHY LOWKST
PRICE. COME AMD SKU. . t,Aiy:
NEW WASHINGTON.
Sotrlj.
LLKGHRNY IIOTKL
Mark at Utreet, Clearftcld, P.
Wm. 8. Uradky, formurly pruptMiorvf th
Iaaonard H WM, baring Ivaeod the AIIgUar
HuUl, eulieite a sbara of pubiis patruaen, 'i
IIuum has been thoroughly repilrvd and aewli
fu ml iied, aod gweete will And it a pUaaant ttop.
fiiog plaoe. 3'lie table will ba aupi)i4 wila tht
bt of everything la tbe market. At tbe bar
will be full ud tbe beet wioea and liouon. (load
alaMing attanbed. WM. H. UKADLRY,
May 17, tt. rnpritor.
SUSQUEIIANNA HOUSK.
CUKWICN8V1LLK, PA.
NKWXON HEAD. Paot-aiaroa.
lUviag baoome proprietor of this Hotel, I
would reapaotfully solieit the patronage of tba
pablie. liooee loaeaatly aad oaieaiMitly ait.
uatd j B wlj refitted and refuraiihod j good aaia
pie rooma attached. All railroad trama atop at
tbla hoaee. iso2U-7i
SUAW HOUSE,
(Cor. of Market A Froat stroeti,)
CLkAKPlKLD. PA.
Tba undrraianed havlna takon eharce of tbt.
11 tt I, would reaueottully lolkoit pnlihr patron
i..til'TS li. H. ml! I.I.R H Tiiu
WASHINGTON IIOUSK,
NKW WAKHINU10.H, PA.
Thil mtw mnA Wrnll furndkmri ki.n.. L - l
takea by the underaigned. He fela aonl.nt
ocing aoie u renaer aaitaiaditioa to Ifao b0
favor him witb a oall.
Myj" 7 a. w. davih, i-,p-r.
JOMTOIJR HOVnF.,
OppoaiU the Ceort Hoase.
lock havkn, rin-A.
J.U71 HAU8EAL A KKOM,
rp a.
LOYD HOUSE,
Main fltrw..
PHILIPHIiURO, VKSX A.
Table al waii unnliMl mitk i. w-... eh. ....
r i - an mi mari'i
affordi . (Tbe Uavehag public it invited tooeiL
j.!., iv. nuucni L)iD,
THE MANSION HOUSE
Corner of Baeood and M arket St recti,
CLEAUflLII, PA.
THIS old aad sommodloBs Hotel haa.dariai
the paat year, bee salarged U doablt ,u
former eapaalty for tbe eaUrUinmeot of itr
gtrs and gueats. The whole baildlng kaa ben
refurnished, and the proprietor will pre aa
pains to render his guests aomfortablt wh.U
aieyfag witb him.
r-Tba n nation Uoaaa ' Qmalbua ran it
and from tbe Depot oa tbe arrival and rjrirTnr.
of each tretn. JOHN DOUOHbRTY.
apr6-7S tf Proprietor
Joaa Pattor, Prea. J. P. Babu, Cihif
CurireiiMrlllo Hank.
Anthorircd Capitel finr-.ne
Peid up Cepitel H $j(l,i
(.ncia.n. rmer n.nd.AL nam.)
JOHS IATTOS. Or. O. A. FETKH
AAHUtt W. PATCHIS, H... J. H. Hul l.
BTOCKI'OLOERa.I.MIIVIbl'ALI.V LIABLI
Tio a genuine bunking bu.lne... Arniotit.
eulieited.
Curwennille, Pe., Jan. 19, 1T6 6m.
r. g. annoLn.
a. w. enxoLn.
at- B. ARSOLt
F. K. ARNOLD L CO.,
Itanker.B) nnd ltrokont,
ReyDold.rllle, dcfTcraon Co., Pa.
Money received on depo.lt. Itieeoont. at bm
deraU ratee. Keetara aod Foreign Kicb.ng. e.
war. on naaii ana ooiicetion. promptly B.ie
KeyuoldoTille, Deo. 10, 1171. -ly
County National Bank,
OF CLEARFIELD. PA.
UOOM In Maoale Beilding. on door tortkd
C. D. Watson's Drag Hi ore.
Paaasge Tikta to and from Ltterool, Q -town,
tllaagow, London, Poria aod Copcnbaim
Alto. Draft for aale on the Royal Bank of Irelaa,
ana imperia. nana or London.
JAMES T. LEONARD, Prwt.
W. M. PHAW, Cahier. W.Y.U
DREXEL & CO.,
No. 34 South Third Street, Phllidtlphb
B.l.rKERS,
: And Dealers in Government Securities.
j Application by mail will reoeire prompt altea
jtion, aad all information ebeerfnliy fnretiaei
, uraere aoiioue. April ll-U
JlfBtistru.
STEWAET & ELACKBUEN,
DENTISTS,
CnrwenaTllle, ClrarDrld Connty, Pcnn't
(Offlae ia OaU.' N.w Building.
Carw.nrrill., jan It, 187(-ly.
DR. E.M.THOMPSON,
(OSc. in Baak Baildiag.)
CurerenoTlllr. Clearfleld Co., Pa.
mob Jl Tt-tf.
A. M. H ILLS
,lbat he has redooed the price of AkTl
ft PI A I. Ttl'Ttl e. n nn . -
$35 Of ftr a double set. For any laoparM
H IW -miBV a I WW, lo n Tff lTE U II
set. will got the twa sets for $.15.00, or
Term a invarlablv Caaa.
ClearfiHil. J. 1. 1876.
niriTrnpa ivn rr trrvitj
HAIR WORK -Ladies,
If yna want hair work deat la
beat aiyle aod ebeapeat rates, brine 1 te eat ite
hae all the flrat-elass aaatom. both la ClferirN
and Carwcntville. Mrs. 8. J. Browa la piei
to sy l hat ahetUB giro the beat of rrfertaea.
Sond in your work at the earliest opportunit?
m- ewii'iacuoa win oe rnaraateea.
MRS 8. J. BROWS.
Martet St., S doors east of Allegheoy IIhn.
Clrar8cld, May 14, 7 It.
MEAT MARKET.
F. M. CAEDON & SBO.,
Rear of Plt'r Opera Houae,
CLKARFIKLD, Vi
Our arrangemeBta are r f the mot torn1
phi.ractr tor furulnbinK the putilie with fV
Meats of all kind, and ef the very beit anar
U'm mlau. Jael Ik mil k.mA. nt A ...I Inai
monta, which we keep a aahibiiioa fer lb
Ptlt of ihe public Oall, around wbea la u
ani iaae a ioor m toingn, or addrMn at
F. U. CAIUH)N d BKO
Clparflolii. Pa., July 14, 1 S75 If.
FRESH MEAT EW SHOP.
Th iia.l.f.l.....l kak. IkF... . Ik. mtAIV
grncra' that they krep ow hand, rrto rtt 1
tb:r ahop. al joining JUll N HI L It'll SfaraT
room, oppoaju the Court lion, tKe
BKsr wksh jtjfjrr. ?ai mitt
lam ft. 'wka. V7('- at
RKPrcKD IM.ICKS, FOR r.Sl
Market m.-riiiiig -Tueed-iy, ThanJtf, -'
Stur1a. Mtrat deirarfd al midraM
derircd.
A hare ef patrnnage Is rripuctfullr
March 1, lHTt-ly. STAG 8 A MftI
READING FOR ALL!
BOOKS STAT10XKR)'
Market St., Cle.ri.ld, (nl Ih. PollV
TIIR nnderelgned beg. lenr. te anniW
th. eiti.ca. of Clurueld and rlcmlr
be ha. fitted up a room and bar j.M reirr
from the city with a large amoant ef i1
matter, eon.lallng i. part or
Bibles and Miscellaneous Boob,
Blank. Aoconnt nnd Pan. Book, of rrr
ecrlption i Paper and Envelope., Trench ft
and plaint I'm. and Peni-ll. : Hl.rl br
Peprr., Ueede, Mortgage. Jilia.et, l
tlun end I'rtituianrr note.; White anl r
meal llrl.f. Legal Cap. Record Ceo. aail I'll; "
Sheet Moeie, fur either Piaae, Flat or !
con.laatly on hand. Any book, or it.""'
deeired that I may not have on hand. will ber
by flret e.preee, and aold al eboemMW
io anil .aelomero. I will .IK keep pm
llteretore, auoh Mlgaaiaaa, New.rrj
p. A. UAVU-
rirarteld, May T, !' If
JOHN TROUTMAN,
DEALER IN
FURNTTUI.E
MATTHEW ES.
AND
Improved Spring Be
MARKET STREET, NEAR M
Tbe andertlrned bee. leave te iafem w
BOB. of Cleerdelit. and the Bohlic rre" 7'
h. ba. en b.nd In. ..eertm.nl ef
eeen .1 w.laat, Ckeelnul aa ramie.
raitee, Parlor Rallee, Recltalag aad
forated Dining aad Parlor Cbelre. fee" r-
Ur: I nk i .,, . , B b.m .M '
ten mhowi, iiat naeaa, Bernooi.
MOULDINO AND PICTrRE FR,,
Looking Olaeeee, Ckromos Ae., wblrh
Mitable for llolieay nreeent. ...uil
dl"t ' JOHItTR0lI'