SHtsiriUAUfoui.
WILLIAM. M. IIRNRY, Juhtici
OF TBI lACAHIft'ktv.lt.MIIIlJIR
CITY. Colleettont made mJ utuuuy rompttf
paid over, Artie tea of agreement aad deedi of
uoTtuM neatly txeentea ud warranted or-
raot r do eharge. lajy'Ti
B
OOT AND S1I0B MAKING.
J09KPHH.DEEHINO.ot Market atreet,
8hewJa Row, Oliarfltld, Pe., net jaet rtoelrtd
fne lot of Franth Calf Skint end Klpa. the
bait li tne market, end U now prepared to man
foe tire erer ythlng in all lino, lit 1U war
rant nil work to bo at renreaanted.
Alio, all kind of Leather and tihot Findings
for lela.
Tkt eltlioni of Clearfield and vicinity art
retpeeuaiiy tort tea to givt am a eati.
Work dont at abort notion. Wfi'TSy
pan bale.
Tbt nnderalrned will toll at prlrata aale all
tbat tract or parcel of land eituate lo Deoatnr
tuwnibip, Clearfield toanty, Fa., within a thort
aifunot or tbt xyront a cieertiei i it. n., aau
adjoining landa of Kobtrt Ilwlaon and otnere,
and known at tbt Jaenb B. Uearhart lot. Thf
aid traot contain In it (10 acrea niort or lei, with
two vein a of riluablo tool thereon, hu about
aorta tltarod, and It tbt key to a larrt body of
ooal about being developed. Will bo lold low and
anon uit terma. For nartlmilara, aniilr to
DAVID L. KHKUS.
. Clearfiald, Pa., Jul; XS, Wft.
JJANIEt, GOODLANDER,
LUTUBRSBURQ, PA,
Dealer In
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
H0S1ERT & GLOVES,
HATS A CAPS and BOOTS A 8 HOB,
Tobacco, Oroeeriet and Flab, Nalla, Hardware,
guten aware and uieaiware, Men ana
lioyi' Clothing, Druga, PalnU,
Olla, School Uookt,
a largt lot of Pattnt Mediolnei,
Caodiei, Nuta A Dried Frnlta, Chttat and Crack
era, itocn ana Hint rowdtr,
Flour, Grain and Potatoes,.
CIotm and Timothy Seed,
Bolt Leather, Morocco, Llnlnga, Binding! and
inrtaa, nnotniiKorr tooib ana
bnot rindingi.
Nt grtattr variety of good In any itort In tbt
county, ah for taia vary low for caan or country
produce at tna tneap vomer. Aiay i, ibo,
HUEY & CHRIST
SOLS PROPRIETORS Of TH1
CELEBRATED
AND
It 11. BTtEJ'KIVS
TONIC HERB BITTERS
SEND FOR MICH LIST.
1IUEY A CHRIST,
131 W. 3d Street.
PHILADELPHIA
March M, 187-6m
?lnnlaarf, & Siuuarf.
POWELL & MORGAN
HARDWARE,
Alio, Hannfaoturartof
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
CLEARFIELD, FA.
F
'ARMING IMPLEMENTS of nil
; klndi for lala by
POWELL A MORGAN.
ft AILROAD WHEELBARROWS
for aula by
' POWELL A MORflAN.
(lh, PAIKT, PUTTY, GLASS
Naili, tbt., for nil by
POWELL A MOllQAN,
TTARNESS TRIMMINGS 4 SHOE
rindlnci, for ! by
IPOWELl A MORGAN.
Q.UNS,riST0L3 SWORD CANES
lor ul, bj
POWELL A MORGAN.
CTOYES, OF ALL SORTS AND
SliM, for nil by
' POWKLL A MORGAN.
r RON I IRON I IK0N1 IKON
L
' Tor nlo bj
POWELL A MORGAN.
II
ORSE SHOES & HORSE SHOE
. NAILS, for Ml by
PQWELL A MORGAN.
pULLEY BLOCKS, ALL SIZES
And but Manifootari, for ) by
POWKLL A MORGAN.
T
HIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE
BOXES, for lU by
rOWELL A MORGAN.
S ACKETT & SCHRYVER
naiLiRt in'
HARDWARE,
and nannfaotnrtft of
TIN, COPPER 4 SHEET IRON WARE,
Reeond Htnet, Clearleld, P..
IlKT!n ronttod oar Itororooui oad doobltd ear
lose, wo or nraporoa 10 oner nerKOini to per.
caoaita la ovr lloo. Wt bero dooiilod to do
. Strictly Cosh Business,
tad cm therefor, nil at f really redaeed prleei,
Carpeaterf and portoe. who eon template balld
ln( arUldo watt to examine ear
a..-- -snr-m
" ewwiuMwawuttyeMUawara,
" ' ' araleh ti n. and of the beet maaafaotore.
' ; '.I . i . . .
' - w ve ,eep a lre ilook of
Sails. , v locks.
vGLASS.
PUTTY,.
GIiUK, ,
HINGES,
SCREWS,
- All kladi of Beneb PlanM, Cblnli, Sqnarei,
"""m, riumui one Mreu,
. . . Mortlied A Thumb G.ti. Beteli,
Braeee A Ditto, Wood and Iron
Beaeh Sorewe, and tbe beet
, Boriof Machine la the
. .. market. .
!,V Double and Single Bitt Aies,
,., , POCKET 0UTLIR7, Ae.
Agent for BumeU Iron Corn Shelter,
wemoiea.
Abe, afeaU for Kieaarde'
;.' 4 got;iic flue tops,
t L . whleh effeotnally eare Smoky Plaea.
' Tim Implements, Garden Tools,
' " of erery deterlptlon.
A large rarlety of
OOK STOVES,
" ' We we warrant te fire (aUifaeUon.
m Meeeeajw oaeeea rimHH,
waVEeeflfif, Spoattai and Job Work daae ea
aaaoieeile tonal. All erdore will reaelre prompt
aeeeaaloa. Plamblaf aad gae ittlait alteoded to
y.eiperi.aoed. workmen. . May I, lt.
0ur 0tw AdLtrtUrmrnt.
ipnr nVDlTliT THAN
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r oo, 6r0rifl, (fir.
II
A FID TIMES
HAVI NO EFF10T
IN FRENCHVILLEl
I an awaro thai thtra art tout portoni a lit tit
hard to pleat, nnd I am alao awart that Iba
oonilatnt of "hard timet" It wtll aiab nalvoraal,
Mat I in m tltuatod now that I tan tatiafy tbt
formtr and prora ooaelamaly tnat "hard tinoa
will not affoot thoto who bay their goodt front no,
and all my patrona thai I lo tntttatad Into lot m
era i or
HOW TO AVOID HARD TIMES
I have mode tnouih to auubltall the Inhabi
tants la tbt lower and of tha ooaaty whiob I toll
at tiftttding low raiat from my mammoth ttoro In
HULtiUNUURU, when I can alwaya ba fonnd
raady to watt apoa aalltrt and tuppiy uam wiib
Dry Goods of all Kinds,
Such aa Clothi, Satlnatti, Caailmaroa, lluallni,
Dslainta, Linta, Drillinga, L'alloooi.
Trlnimlnga, Ribbont, Laot,
ReadT-madt Clotblna, Boots and Bhooa. Hata an
Cap all of tht bott malarial and made to order
11 oat, Bock a, Ulorea, Mitttna, Lacta, Ribbont, Ao.
QROCKRIKS OF ALL KINDS.
Coffee, Toa, Sugar, Rlct, Mr. I ami, Flab, Salt
Pork, Ltoatod Oil, Flih Oil, Carbon Oil.
Bardwara, Quotnawaro, Tinwart, Caatlngi, Plowa
and flow uaaunga, nam, Hptkti, uora urn urn-
tora,Cidtr rraatat, and all klada of Aiat.
Ptrfuntry, PalnU, Vara lib, Qlatf, and a gtnarat
aaiortmtnt or auuoDtry,
GOOD FLOUR,
Of diffartnt brandt, alwaya on hand, and will ba
aold at tho lewatt pouibla ngurta.
J. II. McClaln'i Mcdiclnaa, Jaroo'a Medici net
tin. ... nJ Hnd.Asif.rta HlttmM
(00ft ponndt of Wool wanted for which tht
nantat anot wtll do paid, vtorartooa on nana
and for aala at tba lowtat market prion.
Alio, Agent for Strattonrillt aad CorwanarMla
inraining Maoninaa.
te.Call and aat for youratlvti. Ton will And
trtry thing ainally kept In a rttall ttort.
L. M. COUDRIET,
FrtnobTilla P. 0., Augaat IS, 1874.
JKMOVAL !
JOHN McGAUGHEY
Would rcntectfuIlT notify tha Dablic ctnarallr
thai ht haa removed bia Grocery Btort from
Shaw't Row, to tho building formerly ooenpitd
by i. Mi let K ratter, on Ktound etroet, ntxt door
to Bigltr'a hard wart atora, whara ha Intanda
ktoping a full Una of
QltOCIlRI i: H. .
HAMS, DRIED BEKIand LARD.
SUGARS and ST RUP8, of all fradu.
TEAS, Qnen and Black.
COFFEE, Routed and Qroen.
FLOUR AND PROVISIONS,
All klndi In the market.
PICKLES, in Jan and barrel!.
SI'ICKS, In erery form and variety.
FAMILY FLOUR,
ALL KIMIMtOPCRACKERR.
soArs,
MATCHES,
DRIED APPLES,
DRIED PEACHES,
DRIED CHERRIES,
Coal Oil on! Lamp CUmaeys.
And a aood aeeortment of tboee thliiae nauaJlr
kept la a grocery olore, wbieh he will eiobange
rur maraeung at lae maraw ,neea.
Will tell for oarb ai eheaply ai any other one.
Pleaie eall and fee bit atoek aad Judge for
yonreoll.
JUIIH MCUAUUUftr.
Cleerdeld, Jaa. t, 17.
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iwr vu.Bir, . ruuuo.
GERMAN CHERRIES,
TURKEY PRUNES,
PRESERVED PEARS,
PHILADELPHIA HAMS.
HUH.
Mackerel, Lake Herring, Cod, Ao.
P1CKLUS.
Barrel Pleklee and Englleh Pleklel.
FLOUR AND PEED.
Floor, Corn Meal, Oat Meal, Ao.
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CLKARKIELU. PA "
WEDNESDAY MORNING, BKI'T. 0, I87S.
LKSSON OF THE COAL IiltKAK.
TIioho who assuino that tho sudden
and total lreak of. tho coul coinlniia
tion is the mora result ol tho common
disagreements between great rival cor
porations, litllo understand oitlier tho
causes which havo led to it or the fur
reaching significance of the act itself.
If It were tho ebullition of discontent
that felt srong enough to enforce bet
ter terms in tho struggle for corporate
supremacy, we might look for tho res
turalion ol tho combination any duy.
The mutual necessities of the case
would sooner or later compel tho sub
mission of the weak or the concussion
of the strong, and it would bo simply
a question ol bow much would bo sac
rificed by tho belligerent pnrtios hoforo
they would unite again to control both
production and prices. Tho Issuo in
volved in the competitive production
and transportation of-anthrucito coal
has, howevor, reached far beyond tho
oontrol of railroad strategy. For sev
eral years the amount minod and of
necessity thrown upon tho market bits
boon In excess of tho domaud, for groat
corporations, with capital aggregating
hundreds of millions, have developed
rcsoureos for tho production of coal far
beyond the ability of tbe country lo
consuiuo it. Tbo linos for speeding it
to market have boon perfected at en.
ormous cost, and are now languishing
tor want of traffic. Minos havo been
ojicncd and completed in all their ox-
ponsivo appointments, and their pro
duct is heaped up upon their banks.
Thousands of skilled luborers, unfitted
for any othor oocupaiion, havo been
gathered in tho anthracite coal belt,
and thoir or me bang in idleness and
their homos nro broadloss. The capi
tal in railroads and mines, and the
labor that is anxious to pour the wealth
of tho mountains into tho lap of com
merce und trade, arc all dependent
upon a single product, and tbat is para
lyzed in all its vital channels of pros
perity. Tho bum of tho tuctory is
silent, tho flame of the furnaco and
forgo has gono out, and painful soli
tude usurps tho place of tho hearUome
music of a varied and prosperous in
utiBiry. limit, lias taken the wings
of tho morning from every centra of
created wealth, and tho son of toil and
tho local trader and tho princely morcb
ant all alike feel tho pinching distress
that is suroly drifting to mistorlutio
and want. lor thrco lonir years men
have struggled and hoped, but each
spring and autumn bos but mocked
tho promise of relief, and cvory day
has recorded its list of those who have
fullcn in tho unequal conflict, while to
day more are trembling on tho vergo
of bankruptcy than at any ono timo in
all the past history of tho country.'
lien the oconomy that starvation
teaches provuiling among tons of thou
sands of our luborers, and with tbo
sevcrost frugality enforced among
those who may bo termed tho com
fortable classes, tho anthracite coal
Holds will bo drawn upon only fur what
actual noccssity demands. With tho
idle mills and factories and furnaces
will bo innumerable anlightcd stoves
and grates, and from all the countless
sources of consumption comes tho same
sad story of diminished income or ab
solute poverty.
It was tho imperious law of supply
and demand asserting its absolute man
date ovor all tho cunning of capital
that has brjken tho coal combination,
and its restoration is a practical im
possibility. It may be altemptod, and
may ovon attain partial success ; but
the same causes which mado tho Board
of Control adjourn without day on
Wednesday last, will only again assort
thoir dospotio will with fresh omnipo
tence. Tho simplo truth is, that tho
capital and labor now employed in the
production ol coal cannot be compen
sated. Capital cannot receive divi
dends and labor cannot obtain tho biro
nocossary for its mere support Thero
can bo no diversion of either into othor
channels of enterprise, and tho issuo
must bo carried into tho temple of
Uoatb. 1 1 is tho old storv of the stnrv
ing crow, and somo must dio that tho
others may food upon them to livo.
I ho Lohigh Valley Railroad felt strong
est, and it has simply accoptod thodiro
necessity that presented itself. It was
tbo athleto that carried its undue share
of hapless industry and capital at a
toarful cost to itself, and it has finally
paused and callod tho doath-roll. And
lias done wisely ; wisely for itself.
wisely for its less fortunate nssocintes
and wisoly for the groat trade in which
its wholo interests aro centered. It is
sad alternative, bnt delay would but
poslpono misfortune to swoll Its flood-
tido when it should como, as como it
must. Tho many who aro to fall be
fore stubborn futo will doubtless ro
proach those who have bastenod what
irrevocable laws must bring with ac
cumulated distress threoorsix months
hence. But with an insano financial
policy that flaunt tho lio of forced re
sumption two years honoo, when ovory
day belittles values and diminishes tho
ability of the nation to rosumo, there
must bo steadily increasing distress
and docponing distrust, and tho soonor
tho bait is callod tho narrower will bo
tho track of destruction. Thooriso as
wo may, an impoverished pooplo can
not consumo surplus products. With
fully five yoars' supply of manufactured
iron awaiting a markot; with qui to
two years' Bupply of home nmnufuo-
lured fabrics unsold, and with money
Iriven into its chilly shell becauso skill
and Industry, combined with tho high
est Integrity, are now strangers to
credit, the nakod question presents
itself to tho coal men whothor tho sol
vent shall continuo to be solvent by
standing alono, or all bocomo pracli
oally insolvent together. This grave
problem Mr. Fackor bas docided to
solve, and he solves it in the only way
that can promise life to those who
havo vitality enough to live. The re
sult will be a just reduction in tbe price
ol ooal to the oonsumor and the over
throw of all producers who havo not
the facilities and tho capital to survive
the doadly conflict Thoro will be an
epidomio of bankruptcy amonir tho
feebler competitors, and tho ooal trado
will, like tbe poisoned atmonnhore. re
turn to Its wholesome offices by tha
angry sweep of the tempest. Such, la
the lesson of tha dissolution of tha ooal
combinatlon.-irfrtrfrfpfVia 2Vm. I
THE CA TllOLW CHURCH AND
PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM.
For j ours the attitude of ,the Catho
lic Chun h towards (he Publio Schools
has l ri "either Tinowlligly or iguor.
autly misrepresented, liy tho press
and in the forum, in tbe holla of'.lugls.
latiou, and in tho pulpits of l'rolestuiit
ism, tho Catholic Church 'tias boon
falsely and foully accused of design,
ing tht dcitriictioit of tho Cooimoni
School system. With the faint hope
of making our voice beard nbovo the
loud din of slander which meets us on
every side, when the school question
is discussed, wa beg loavo to stnto cate
gorically tho position of tho Catholic
Church in relation to the Common
Schools ;
DkCLAUATlOM TO TIIK i'Kol'I.B OF TUB
UNITED STATES I
Enomies of the Cntholie Church as.
sort that the Dishops and Clergy of
tho Catholic Church uro hostile to tho
Publio School, of tho country, and are
leagued togethor to destroy thorn.
Americans I read our Declaration and
learn our truo sentimonls:
1. The Cutholio llisboiig and Clergy
have' no intention, whatever, to inter,
furo with your Public School system.
Build as many schools as you wish
we will never say a wonl nguinst it,
and wo will loavo to yourselves the
caro of your own children.
2. You wish your schools to bo free
from all rolia-inua influences ; in othor
words, you wish Ibem not to be soo
tional or sectarian In any case. Tbo
Episcopate ol the Catholic Church says
in tbiB regard Do with your children
aa you pltaso. . ! . '
3. Wo C'uthollca, on the other build;
aro under tho conviction Umt-ihildren
aro sent to school not only to bo lormed
into citizens, but also and especially,
to be educated into good men ami good
Christians, and our Church believes, in
all earnest with (iuir.nl, the celebrated
Protestant statesman of France, that
education can by no mentis bo se para tod
from religious influence. Therefore,
whilst leaving your schools and their
management peacefully in your own
hnnds, wo claim the right of having
schools of our'own. from tvlilah relii'ion
shall nut be excluded, but bo allowed
, . . . ,
to exorcise lis salutary influenco on
our youth.
4. Wo claim the right ou the plea
that wo uro a religious body in this
fVco country, whoso Constitution most
solemnly guarantees tho free exorcise
of religious belief to all its citixens, and
tho fullest pcrsonnl freedom in regard
to tho dictates of conscience. Now,
there is not a more essential or a more
precious liberty than that of parents
to educate their children in tho man
ner which they think will mako them
happy for time and foroternity. Thoro
fore, the Catholic people, with logical
sequence, claim tho protection of tho
Government, so as not to be molested
in thoir schools,
6. We say protection. No doubt,
justieo and equality would entitle the
Catholic pooplo of this country to ex
emption from tnxntlon lor tho support
of other schools, or to the share of the
publio school fund in proportion to the
number of pupils in their schools.
Jttit evon this claim we are disposed
to waive in your favor.
6. You can havo no reason to fear
tho cflect of our system on tho Com
monwealth, because experience has
proved that tho students of our col
leges, academics and schools are as
good and as useful eitirens as those
who como out of your institutions.
And if in evory other branch of human
action you admit the principle of com
petition and believo in its beneficial in
fluence, why should you exclude it
from education, and deprivo yoursolvos
of tho benefit which emulation would
produce?
7. We fear that notwithstanding this
sincere, precise and solomn declaration,
there yet will be found fanatical men
and political speakers who will cn-
doavor to excite their hearers by as
serting tho imaginary opposition of the
Catholic Clergy to tho Publio Schools
of tho country. It is ono of tho mis-
fortunes of this world that it cannot I00"1 aml lunio boasts that, likt
got rid of men, who, liko Don Quixoto, chmberl"in. Aos, Koilogg, Ao., go
are perpetually fighting ngalnst wind- inU' the South nd stealing tho no
mills,undertheplcaofimmincntdanger S' 080 lhcm M Totor t0 rob and
to their followinon. Such men do not r1,in dor lbo So"11' people, who art
wish to know tho truth, and though
wo repeat it a thousand timos that wo
do not opposo their schools, any more
than wo adoro images, or trust more
in the Blessed Virgin than in the
morits of Christ, they will a thousand
times renew tho chargo and swear that
wo do. Wo do not oxpoct to silence
such men ; but wo appeal lo all fair
minded citizens not to bo lod astray by
tbo bigoted or ignorant ranting of men
who would blind them for their own
political ends.
Wo ask no Invor or privilogo. All
wo as ask is to bo let alono In follow
ing tho dictates ol our own conscience,
and you cannot refuse this, without
undermining tht Constitution, and pro-
paring tho way lor tho loss of tho same
troodom for yourselves.
Americans! wo art willing to rally
with you under tho flag and Constitu
tion, and maintain them witfi our
blood, as wo have done horetolora.
But wo cannot help fearing that both
are in poril, whilst a largo numbor of
our follow oitnens, In and out of office,
allow themselves to bo influenced by
fanatical or self-interested politicians,
or by infidol and revolutionary foreign
ers, who como to us with tho proud
pretention ol toaching ua what Repub
lican govorntnont is, about which thoy
know nothing themsolvos. All wo ask
is that you will not go to such men to
lenrn what we uim at, what are our
sontinientA. Give us a fair hearing,
and receive this declaration as tho sin
cere expression of our truo principles,
which wo mako before God and men,
actuated by no other motlvo than ono
desire for tho wolfuroand progress and
perpetuity of our country, such as tho
ratlicrs of '70 mado It, and intended
that it should remain.
Your sincere friond and lovor of tho
Amoricnn Iicpublio,
fJolIN I). PtIBCKLL,
Archbishop of Cincinnati
NORTH KIIN COLLAPSE AND
SOUTHERN DELI VERANCE.
i In the entire history of dvUizatlon,
antiquo and modorn, thoro it no par
allel to tho crimes oommiltod by tha
Northorn on the Botithom people In
the last ten yoars. It was a war upon
Amorioaa civilisation, from tha begin
nings buch a party as that lod by
Abraham Lincoln had no moral rignt
to exist. ' It was not only an anti-Constitutional
and anti-Republican and
Miti-Anicrirnn; butnn null-social party,
thstf Inhl fHrTnmMutiml right to exist
an dmirthan a party fledged to tho
6bolil1oti Of marriage, or of the parent
al relations, or anything elso thutvio.
Inted tho order of nature ; but as tho
HouUiirrr-trii failed to aland up and
grapple with ike fiwHiatrous thing, and
sought to escape social destruction by
succeauon, -. tht, giving up of tho
Union, army, navy, public lands, ovory.
thing hold in common by the Slates, a
new issuo v, to a oortaJu'extent, pi o-
senlud tbut blinded vast multitudes
aud gives sons amull oxcuso for the
tremendous waste of blood and treas
ure. But from tho iusUnt of Loo'
surrender to this moment, thero is no
excuse that posterity will listen to for
a moment, and every year, aud every
duy, and every hour tho ''North," for
ten your past, has dons it, utmost to
blot out not only the liberty, hut the
civilisation, aud Indeed the population,
south of tho Potomac, and it has done
this in modes so unnatural, disgusting
und horrible, that wore tbo "situation'
accoptod, were the present stnto of
things to become jiermanont, in com
parison it wero on almost infinite mercy
to bo swallowed tip by an earthquake
rather than sufful a duuta so awful
A single sontunco will demonstrate
this torriblo truth. . Within a hundred
yoars, as the census shows, tho negroes
would ba oxtinot,aod in view of that
lingering death, with Its unspeakable
sufferings, who will not say an immo
tlialo annihilation would bo a supremo
uiercy, or in othor words, if Grant
were te gather tbo whole four millions,
say next Fourth of July, and mow
them down with cannon, would it not
ho a supremo blessing In comparison
with tho lingering torture) and final ex
tlnotion of theso child people. And as
the all-wise and beneficent Creator has
mado all things perfect, and designed
all His creatures to livo and enjoy tho
supremo blessing of existence, and
therefore punishes tho white man to nt
least an equal extent for this mighty
wrong on the subordinate negro, four
millions of while people must needs bo
"nomu(1 8"m "nal extinction.
and llio "situation continued, one
hundred yoars hence both white and
negro in tho groat tropieoid South
must needs be oxtinct, and tho coun
try, tho South propor, the great somi-
tropic land, endowod with such bound
less capacities forthc happiness of Bod's
creatures, ahandond to tho wild ani
nulls.
But at lost comes tho natural and
uncscnpublo penalties for such unspeak
able wrong-doing. The whole mighty
?ortli is on tho cvo of a collapse,
deed, Is In Ihe midst of a collapse that,
should Hayes bo elected and things
left to drift to their natural conclusion
will astound tho civilised world for
ages to oomo. Thoro is no mystery in
this prodiatiou. It is not nocossary to
suppose that Providence specially in
terposes to punish nations or commu
nities, thongh that, in tho higher sense,
is no doubt true enough, but this is
simply a matter of causo and effect.
For the North to combine and usurp
tho common government, and porvcrl
it into an instrument to enable a man
in Now York to govorn a man in Vir-1
gin in, is a crimo unspeakable, for it
strikes down the vital and sacred prin
eiplcsof self-govornmont, on which rest
tho whole mighty edifice of Atnerioan
freedom. Evon wore it to do a real
good to Virginia, tho orirao would bo,
nevertheless, atrocious for tho Ameri
can, who drank in freedom with bia
mother's milk, it should bo as spon
taneous and natural as brcathingatmos
phorio air. But when, in addition U
this crimo, the North strives to "abol
ish" tho distinction of raco, lo "recon
struct" tho order of nature, and degrade
its kind to a lovol with different and
subordinate species of human kind,
then it commits a sin against God and
and outrage on civilization so supreme
and unspeakahlo, that only future gen
erations will bo ablo to invent words
to filly express it. Nor is it lb dio-
morally tha most responsible, but, on
the oontrary, those who "know heller,"
and yet, for ten years, have stood idly
looking at this monstrous devilment
Meanwhile, wo rcpoat, tho recoil of
such transcendent crimo is at hand.
Tho ruin of Southern production, from
which enmo two-thirds of Northorn
wealth and prosperity, has honey
combed tbo North with bankruptcy,
and men are walking on volcanos that,
at any hour, may burst forth in fire
and blood a thousand lold moro borrl
hlo than that which doomed Pompeii
and Ilerculunoum. Tho South La)
only to storiff by Ihe truth and elect S. J.
Tildcn, to find ita hour of doliv.ruuca,
and to enter on a now and glorlotia
future. If it debauches Itself will)
Mongrolisin, and in ita misery and
horrors, seeks the aid of tho devil to
fight the dovilism that confronts if,' it
is lost, nnd tho South lost, tbo descend
ants of Washington and JeffemoD equal
izing with thoir own negroes, all is lost;
and American Democracy and Amori
cnn civilization thing Vf Uio ' past.
AYio York Day-Bonk. --' 1
Tho mint in .San Franciseon coinofj
in July $4,000,000, tho most over donb
in a month. , .', :,
Jw a,fJittrtiSfmmts.
c
AUTION.
All peraoaa ar. herebv eaulloBed eeelftrt nop.
ehailng or In any way meddling with one brown
mere, now In tbe nonunion of Relpb Sebolu, of
noruiaui lowoinip, ua Mid mare waa parohaeet
by Jamei lAoaa, and belougi te an, and Ii only
Irft on loan, lubjeet to my order el any time.
IMJIII LalUKY.
Leconte'l al ilia, Aug. 80, 1 S7S- tl '
lXKCUTOU'S NOT1CK.-
A Notice Ii hereby girea that letter! leitn
nvatary baring been granted to ihe inbieribcr on
Ihe .Male of FRANCIS SHORT, deceeeed.
lale of Oleerlleld, ClearSild oouaty, Peun'a.,
all penoni indebted to eaid eeteto aro noueiled
to muke Itemed lete payment, aud thee, having
olalmi Btalnit tbe aimo will preeent them duly
autbeatleated for etttlomont.
P. A. OAUI.1N,
FRANK F1KI.DING,
CleurBeld, Aug. It, 'Tt-U. Kaeeulon.
7XECUTOR'8 NOTICK.-
J NMloe la hereby giree that Mien te.ta
meatary having bnn greeted to the uudenlgned aa
Ihe eitate of illCHAHD HHAW.Br., dee d, late
of Lawrenee lewnihlp, Clearteld eoaMy, Pa.,
all pereone Iadehted to Mid eiUte are reqni.tod
to muk. immedleu paymoal, aad thooe having
llalmi agelait the aame will promt them duly
-A. B. thaw, waa Ii Mtkorlted by the
ether lieculora, will attend te the eeulemaol of
all olalmi al Ihe omoe of the Caeeutori, la the
Mere room laaele oeeupwd by Jewph Shaw A Horn,
la Clearteld, where he eel be found al all tlmee.
JOHKPH SHAW,)
, A.H.8HAW, llYn.'
A. B. SHAW, I
Clearteld, Aug art it, ItTMt,
WlKtllanmt.
QRPIIANS' COURT BALK.
KsTATKOF J. A. BI.ATTKNUKKUKR, DKC'D.
In nunuatiee of aa order of tbe Onibeai1
Oourt of Cloarflold eountr, there will be eipoaed
to puoiie taie, ai inn uourt llouee, In Uleeraolil,
en
DaluRlay, rVilemlrr 13, l1,
At 1 o'eloek n.mall that eertala nareel
aroaad kawwn ai tbo "lloeorero" nrooirtr. tbe
ettatoof J. A. lllelleilberger.deo'd, illueteoa llale
treei, oioeoia, re., atljotuiug lot No. SJ7, fronting
on llele ureal 1)03.10 feel, aud rousing bank lilt
feet te Montgomery nlley, being Ave Jotl, with a
well onliliuit two ttory frame uuuie, loait feet,
with u good well of water. Will be told eeparately
or uKiuer, ae puionteori may uelire.
Tnuue. One-third of the purohaie mono, eaib
upoa eonfi.inetloB uf aale, aad the baianoe ia two
equal annuel peyuiealt, In be eeourej by bond
anu inorigago on lue premliei.
MRS. 0. llLAVTKNBKKnRR,
Admlnletratria.
WALLACKA KHKUS.
Attorneya,
ClearOeld, Aug. Id, ltrs.de.
H. A. KKATZER,
(loooaatoa to)
KRATZER& LYTLE,
DBALUB IN
DRY UOODS,
NOTIONS,
HOOTS,
SIIOKS,
LEATHER,
CARPETS
OIL CLOTUH,
WALL PAPER,
WINDOW SHADES,
KTC.
Market Htrret, ClearOeld, Pa.
Fob. It, isr-tf
t. r. waAvnru..
..w. w. aniva
WEA.YI211 & BETTS
CLKARF1ELD, PA., '
Are tiering, at the .Id Man. of O. L. Bead A Co.
their atoek of gNdi, eonmitinf of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
' BOOTS A 81IOKS,
llATd A CAPS, HARDWARE,
lUEENBWAUE,
FLOUR, FEED, SALT, dco., &o.,
At the moet reaaonable ratea for CASH er In
eaobaage for
Square Timber, Boards, Shingles,
OR COUNTRY PRODUCE.
aV-Advanoaa made to taoeo engaged la get-
Ung out vqnare timber on the mott advaategooaf
terma, pdtlJanTl
awarded Inn Htfheit Medal Ml
ntnna.
E.& H.T.ANTHONY 4. CO.,
801 ftroadway, Mew York.
(Opp. Motrepemea Hotel),
NAjurecreasBa, .inronraai ahb snALsaa in
- CI1R0M0S & FRAMES,
STEREOSCOPES & VIEWS
Album i, araphotrnpt, Pbotographi, aad kladrtd
goodt utitbrititt, Aotrauat,
MOTOGRAPIIIC MATERIALS,
Wa art boadqoaritri fur artry thing la tha way of
Storoopticoaa and Ibgio aU&tornB,
fitlog maaaraotartrt of tht
1ICPO. SCIENTIFIC LANTIRN,
i ,l'Niy KKHITY BTKROPTtCOlf,
ADVERTISER'S BTBROPTICON,
AKTOmcON.
BCHOOLLANTKRK, BA MILT LANTERN,
PKOPLBS LANTERN.
Eah liy lo bafog tbt boat of ita mlaai la tba
MrktU
Cataloaoti of ttaatorat and fllidai. with dlrao-
uoot lor aiiog, toot aa appiioauua.
Any taterprUing audi eaa aiakt boh; with a
Hag ia Lantern.
,"VUtIort to tba CcatoaBt. Ixpotitloa will
do vital to defer parehaaiag goodi In oar Mat
until Urn? oomo to oar -U... ia Now York, wfaaro
idbt win dh irtatar rariott ana atom a.o4r.tc
prioaa, aad aa ftUot than, at their taiiora. Bat
wa nart a eoneotiioa to ttll tout ttvloa of oar
ooat in toe uuumng ol tbt Department or Public
omfort, and tbeit not toailac tt New York an
inviiea to tan oa our roproaeolatlon Intra,
wr-A iuii hook ot vttwi or Iba Jtzpotltion
id their too ten tt.
frTCnt out tht adrarttaomaat forrtftrae.ot.'w
CALIFORNIA.
mn rniriao and oRiAT-waiTaaii niiLwiT
Kaibraeet nndor one n.taajrinftnt tha Orrat
Trnnk Hallway Liaaa of tbt WKaT and NORTH
WK8T, and, with ita namarwna branehta and
toanotdona, forma tbt thortoat and qalokott roata
between Cmoaaoaad all polntt in Ikunoit, Wia
ooNaia, Nonrnnaa Micrioar, MiWRtaorA, Iowa,
NaBKitxA, CiLtronau aad tba Witrani
lanntToaita. ita
Omaha and California Line
Ii the ihorteit end beet route for ell point, In
noOTHUKB ILI.1UOIU, lOW, IfABOV., 1IBBUAIBA,
Wrowiue, Colomuo, t'ren, Navtnt, Oauroa-
ia, Oaneoa, Cniaa, Japab aad AuarwaaiA. In
Chicago, Madison & St. Paul
Line
la tha ibartott Hat for Nortkmh Wiaraaim aad
MiKMoaoT., and for KfAniaoa, St. Paut, Mia
KtAPoLia. Dri,cra and all polaU In tba Ureal
lioriPWm-: ..Aim
Winona and St, Peter Line
II the only route for Wiiosa, Romiivau, Owa-
voua, mABUAro, nr. ravaa, Hew Klm, and all
pointa ia Southern and Oeaural Miaaoeota. lie
Green Bay and Marquette Line
It th. .uly Hue for jAnaviLLB, WaTaarowa,
Poua Dn Lac Oinaoen, ArrLuroe. Oaaee Bar,
Eioababa, NanAUBBB, liABguawn, Horenvou,
UAeoocaandtaeLAauSureaieaCotiavBT. lu
Frcrportand Dubuqne Line
A tbe only ronte for Rlbib, Rocaronn, Faaa
rear, and all point, via, Freeport. Ita
Chicago and Milwaukee Line
uv on, bin more nonta, and u ua only ono
paeaingiaroagn KTANtnn. LAaa Foanat, Uioa-
linlfYll I-ARK, W
VTATJIIUAU, RACIIS, KbUOIUA tO
MlLWAfKBl
Pullman ralace Cars
arej rua ea all through train! of tale rand.
Tbie Ii Iba ONLY L1NI ranntne tkoe. eare U.
IWeen Ohleago aad SL PaaKChieagoaad Mllwaa
hee, er Chicago and Wbvaaa.
Al Omaha ear Smepari ooaneet with tbtever
land Slernen on tbo llalon Paelte Railroad far
all point. Wait of the Itiaaaurl River.
Oa the arrival of tho train! from the Rett er
Hoiuh, the trulm of tbe Chicago A NorU-Veetera
Relhray LEAVE CIIIOAUO ai Kllowii
. rar council lllultMrraaha end California
rwe inrough Tralae Oally, with Pullman Palaoe,
Drawing Room aad Sleepleg Oar, tbronib te
Oonneil Rluflv. . ,
for u Paal ant Minneapolis, Two
i urougn Traini nelly, with Pallmaa Palaoe Can
attached oa both traini.
for tlreem lUv and Lab a Barter. Ten
Train, dailv. with
Pullman Palaeu Oan attathed.
no nineing inrougn 10 Marat
Kor Milwaukee, Four Through Tralaidally,
Pullmua Cun ea eight traini, Per lot Chair Oan
for Mparts ant l,,ona aad palata bi
7 , ",uio iraia oa uy,
l,r" "'".rt.Twe Tkreu,
Traini dalle, with Pallmaa Oan ea tight trail
w .'i " Cweaa, via CllaU
ugh
Uaiaa.
Tw Through Traiai dally, with Fallaeaa Oari
an night Iraie te Mettregor, Iowa.
Kor Hha Cltw aa tlu e
"""em vereea atiieoerl Valler JaaalUa.
r or Lake Ueaen. a. Ti.. a.i,.
for Mocnlbi-d. a... II.. a...k.
. mu ewer neulla. von eaa h.HfMta.
te tea Ireiai dally.
rJ,',v? ' read.ay i Bo-lon
Otia., He. t Bute Street , twt. ...
Ferabam ttraet. Baa Free.iu. new luiii...
lomury Street ! Chieag. Ticket 0eei , ai Cbrk
street, ander Sherman Hoaati eoruer Caaal aad
S, . . ' ,"" """ Uepol, eeraer W.
Klnaleead Caaal Sineu, WeUi Blfeet Dowel,
eoraer Well, and U mile Street..
For ratea er iaiemn Ilea net aUalaable ftem
oil. , ' - frwmm,
JCRUrfUanfin.
HARTS WICK & IRWIN
SECOND STHRET,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
DEALERS IN
PURE DRUGS
CHEMICAL SI
PAINTS, OIUS, DYE STUFF
VABNIBIIKS,
BRUSHES,
PKRFUMKRY,
FANCY SOODS
TOILET ARTICLES,
0 ALL KINDS,
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS,
for adlainal pnrpotaa.
Trataaa, Supporter, Snhtol Book and Station
try, ana ail tuner artieiea atuan
found in a Drag Btort.
PnYHIPIAMB' PRESCRIPTIONS CARE
FULLY COMPOUND!.!). HaTiar a larat ex
erleaoe In tba twiinaii they tan gira entire aat
faction.
J. O. HARTflWICK,
iuiin r. lHwin,
Olaarltld, Daranbtr 16, 1874.
BIGLER, YOUNG & REED
(flnootttort to Doynton A Yea rig,)
FOUNDERS & MACHINISTS
Maaaraoturera of
fOBTABLE & STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES
Oornor of Foarth aad Pine StraeU,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
HAVING engaged in the manafaotare of Iret
olae, MACHINERY, we retpaetfally Inform
he p ablto tbat we are now prepared te 111 all
order al eheaply aad at promptly.! eaa be done
la aay of the ettiee. We manufacture and deal la
Malay and Oiioulor Saw-Mills
Bead Block., Water Wbe.li, Shifting Pulley
Qifford'i Injeetor, Steam Oaugee, 8 teem Wbiitlea,
Oilera, Tallow Cupl, Oil Cupt, Oaage Cooke, Air
Cocke, Olobe Vel.ee, Cheek Velvet, wrought Iron
Pipeo, Sleam Pampt, Boiler Feed Pumpa, Antl.
Frietlon Metre,, Soep Stone Packing, Oam Pack.
ag, and all kindt of HILL WORK J together
with Plowr, Sled Solea,
COOK AND PARLOR STOVES,
and ether CASTINGS of all klnda.
uVOrdera Mllelted and tiled at eity prleae
AU letter, of Inquiry with nfereaeo to meoainery
of ear eunufaetore promptly aniwered, by addree-
iag ul at Clearleld, Pa.
Janlfd-lf BIGLER, YOUNG A REED;
he Bell's Ran Woolen Factory,
Peaa towaihip, Cleerdeld Co., Pa.
RVHRED OlITI
see no.
B U RNEDU PI
Tbo aabaorlbtra hare, at front oanoaaa. rtbailt
atiffbborheod neotuitr. In tbo ereetion of a int.
olaaa Woolen Manafaotory, with aJI tba modorn
improvement, attauhed, and are prepared to make
all klnda of Clotba, Caaatueroa, 8atintt, Blan
ket, Flanaala, Ao. Plenty of goodt on band to
apply all oar old aad a thoaaand aaw mitomara,
wnw we m w eoma ana txamint our a took.
Tha bailneta of
CARDING AND FULLINO
will raotlra oar tapaclal attention. Proper
arrangeaentt will ba made to reetiro and deliver
Wool, to talt oaatosntra. All work warrnntod aad
dona apoa tha ahortott notloa, and by atritt atun
Uon to baainoaa wa hope to raailaa a libtral a hare
oi pa dim patronaga.
10,(MM POUNDS WOOL WANTED 1
Wa will pay tht hlabaat market nrloo for Woe
aad tall onr manafaeturod gooda aa law aa almtlar
goont oan no oongbt in tbtoonoty, aad whenever
wo fail to render reasonable tatiafaotion wa eaa
alwaya ba found at homo ready to make nronar
jmpianuaMiun, mmr in pnrpon or py leiier.
lAffitta BUNS,
april.fltf Bower P. O.
a. . o d Lira. n, coat La. a. naaaaua
(il L1CH, McCORKLE & CO.'S
(Saeeemon u John Oalioh),
POPULAR
FURNITURE . ROOMS,
Market atreet, Clearneld, Pn. .
Wa maaofao'.Bre an hlndi af Fnrullnre r...
unaaiBon, lllulag Hoama, Librariel aad Halle.
If you waat Furniture ef en. kind, don't hue
m gum eee oar etoea. , ,
UNDERTAKING
In all Ka kranchea. Wa been ia nook all aba
taieei aad moet improved Oomna aad Ca.keta,
and have every facility for properly eoa
durtlag thl! branch or our builneii.
We here u purent Curpae Pre
aerver, la which bod lea ten
be nruMrved ler a eon
liderable length ef
time.
A member of Ihe Irra hu kit ilecnlne anart.
moat at ear wari-reom, when be mb a. found bv
aay pmoa who eame at eight for Ihe parpoaa ef
UllLIcn, McCORKLI A CO,
OleaHeld, Pa., Hay 1, ft-ly.
J'ERRA COTTA STANDING VASES,
HANGING VASKS, ,.
Stove Lining and Fire Brick, -
kept eonttantly oa kaad. v'
STO.E AXD EARTIIE!! WARE
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION I
CROCKS! POT8I CROCKS!
Fuhars Piteat Airtight eir emUaa-
B.H.. . W
BUTTER CROCKS, with lldt
CREAM CROCKS, kf ILK CROCKS,
"OR" CROCKS.
FLOWER P0IS, fruj pISHBS.
BTEW POTS, r
And t greet many other thlngi toe auweroul to
ooHoa, to be had at .
FRED'K. LEITZINGER'S
STONE - WARE POTTERY,
Corner of Cherry and Third Slreelt,
CLEARFIELD, FA. aagt
" ; Clearfield Nursery.
KNCOURAOK IIOMB INDU8TRT.
IIIR aadenlgaod, having ottabllibed a Nur
eery aa tho 'Plhe, ahoat kalf way between
rtMd eed Oarw-aevliu, le prepared te t
Bleb 1 .1.4. W FRUIT IRKaJnj; 2,.
dwarf,) Rvergneu, Ihrablwy, (Jre Vie"
Booe.7, a.ton BlaaklJrr,, X.b.
aad Retpherry Vlaea. A lee, llbeJla. Onb TnZ
ttatnea, aad early eearlet R.aberh, Ae. Orwen
prernmUyattoadedu. . , AddreeaT
anMSI. ,d-D.WRI0HT.
"V1! CurmntrUl., rs.
SotrU.
THE MANSION HOUSE
Cernerof SaoondaadklarketMtraeta '
CLKARriLKU, PA.
THIS eld aad eommedieae Hotel kai.tar.t
tha pail year, heea. enlarged le double lu
former eepaelty for tho eatertaiameat of etraa
gen eat guaiU. The whole hulidlag bae heea
nfurnlihud, and the proprietor will ,ptr, ,,
palai ta reader kia ga.au aomlertable wbll.
lUylag with him.
tr-The 'Mantlen Ileuie" Omelbut raai to
aad from the Depot ea the arrival and dinertan
ef eech train. W. V. CARbuv
July ll-rt -If Proprietor
A
LLKGHENY flOTEL.
Market Street, Clearaeid, Pa.
Wra. B. brad ley, formorly proprietor ef tht
Leonard lluuat, having toMod tbo Allegheny
Hotel, aolloiU a abara of nublit patron ace, Yat
Houao baa boon tharousrlilr repaired aud aewl
fumlahed, and goeatt will And It a pleaaaot atop,
plag place. Tbe table will be aupplled with tea
beat of e very t hi oa in tbt market. At the bar
will be found the beat Winea aad liquor
ore. (Iruj
atabliog attached.
0. DHAULKY,
Proprietor.
May 17, a.
s
USQUEIIANNA 110USK,
IJUKW alxOVlLtiC, fA.
NEWTON KKAD, Paoraiaroa.
llavloff become proprietor of thla Hotel. I
would reipoot fully eolicit tbe patronage of tba
publit. Jlovae laaaantly nod eonventtnily ait.
noted i a w I) refitted and refarniabed ( good aaai.
pie rooma atlaebod. All railroad traina atop at
thla hunt. jan.fl-7i
SUAW HOU8K,
(Cor. of Markot A Front itreeU.)
CLaAnFlnLU, PA.
Tbt ondtraiintd baviac taken eharjre of thfi
Llotol, wonld roaptctfnlly tolielt publio patronage.
jam 7o dV. n. fuubAAiun,
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
NEW WASHINGTON, PA.
Tbii new and well furniihed bouia bar beee
lahea by tbe nnderiigned. He feel! confident of
biina able to reader eatiifaetioa lo tboee who me,
fevor blm with a eall.
May S, 1S71. O. W. DAVIS, Prop'r.
jJONTOUB IIOUIB,
Uppoilt. the Conn lioueo,
LOCK HAVEN, PE.NN'A.
Jolt'Tl UAU8EAL A KROM, Prop',.
LOYD HOUSE,
Main Street,
PHILIPSBURG. PKNN'A.
Table alwayi lupplled with the belt tbe market
uffordi.
Toe travellag public Ii invited to cell.
Jaa. I,
ROBERT LOYD.
2Saufc3.
P. S. ABBOLB. S. W. ABUOLn. B. ABRuLB
F. K. ARNOLD & CO.,
Hunker and RrokcrH.
ReynbldavlHe. if BVraoa Co.. Pa.
Money received on depoalt. DlaoounU at mo
derate ratea. Kaatera and Foreign Bxcbanjra al
wayi on head aad eolleetiooa promptly aiaie.
.ieyatgjtUVl.it, Uee, lo, lDd..y
County National Bank,
OF CLEAKPIKLD, PA.
ROOM in Maaonie Baildiog, one door north ef
0. D. Watton'a Drag 8 tore.
yafaegt Tteketa to and rrom Liverpool, Veeem.
wo, Ulaacow, London, Parit and CntienhRreB.
Alio, Drafta for tale on tht Royal Bank of Ireland!
and Imperial Dank of London.
.1 am ns l. itKUeN Allli, frea'L
. M. SHAW, Cathier. tl:l:74
DREXEL & CO.,
Wo. 31 South Third Street, Philadelphia
And Dealers in Government Securities.
Application by mail will receive prompt ettea
tlon, and all luformatioa ebcerfully farai.hed
Orden aollcted. April 11-tf.
gtatlstru.
STEWaJST & BLACKBURN,
DENTISTS,
CurwenaTllle, Clearteld Conuty, Pran'a
(Offloe la Qatoa' New Buildlag.)
Cwrwenevllle, Jaa 11, ISTt-ly.
DR. E.M.THOMPSON,
iTofEs
(Offloe In Bank Building,)
CurwrenivUlc, ClearOeld CoM Pa.
mob 1J ts-tf.
A . M i HILLS
Wonld rttpeotfaUy notify bia patientt
that be haa rtdnood thenrioe of ARTK
FICIAL TKKTU to S.ti.eO ntr aet. mt
fur a double tot. For any twoperaona
oouing at the aame time, to have each an npper
tet, will get tbe two fete for $-14.00, or lU.fca
n-a.
Terma Inrariably Cain.
C learn tld, Jon. 1, 1816.
S'
TEAM SAW MILL, ENGINE
AND BOILERS FOR SALE.
Tbe nnderiigned often for aale oa reeronable
term!, their atcam law mill, located at Wallace,
tea, Cloarflold Ce, Pa. The engine and boilerf
are ai good aa new. The eiae of the engine ti
Milt, aad le la good ruaning order. They will
alee eell their ihlugle and lath mill, aad all the
workiag maehiaery la the mill. Partial wiihiag
to paraheee.eea call oa or odd reel
UKA11AH. WALLACE A CO "
Clearteld, Pa., June M, 1ST,.
MEAT MARKET.
F. M. C ARSON & EEC,
Rear of Pte'a Opera Hoaee,
CLKARPIBLD, PA.
Onr arraneemeata are cf tho moat eomnlete
character lor furnitbing the publte with Freak
aieau oi aii aiaa, ana oi mt very btat quality,
Wa alao deal in ail kmda of A aritaltnral lmole-
menta, which wt keep on eibibilioa for tbe een.
eflt of tbt public. Call aronnd when tn town,
aad take a look at thinre, or addma nt
F. M. CARDON A BfiO.
Clearneld, Pa., July U, 187-tf.
N
EW CABINET MAKING SHOP.
M. B. SPACKMAN
Dlilree te announce to tha nubile that he hei
opened n
CABINET kf AKINQ SHOP IN CLEARFIELD,
Where he will KEEP ON HAND
r TJ S N J, T TJ B E .
And do all hlndi of CABINBT WORK and RE
PAIR FUHN1TUKR of all blade, on abort
notice aad in the belt ponible meaner. 6 hup ea
Fnarth Itrwt, eppulte Park A Merrill'! drriege
Shop. Aug. I, Tt-ly.
FRESH MEAT-SEW SHOP.
The nndenlrotd bcrebv Inform, the oubllr la
geaeral that they keep on hand, regumrlv. el
their ibop, adjoining JOHN QtLlCH'd furniture
, oppoell. tae Oourt lleato, tha
Mr mk.ih Mmr, rsAi. Mt'TTOn
LAMB, PORK, STO., AT
REDUCED PRICES. FOR CASH.
Market
nrnlnei Tueidav. Tknred.v.
Setardayi.
deilred.
Meet delivered nt reatdeoce a
A ehar. ef valroaage It reepeetfullr eelirited.
march 1, 18741,. 6TAUR A NORRIs.
READING FOR ALL 1 1
BOOKS ic STATIONERY.
Market St., Clearaeid, (at the Poal Otlre.)
fpilR nndonigned kcgi leave te announce te
me eitiueni ol Ulearteld and vicinity, Hat
ka! ttted an n room anA hu i..i rat.reei
from the oily with a lore, amount ef nadul
matter, eoaanllag ia part of
Biblet and Hisoellaneoua Books,
Blank, Aeeou.t tad Peat Smk. ef ..... da.
arriptlan , Paper aad Bavelepee, French pnemd
und plain j Pom nnd Pencil! Hlenk Ual
Papert, Deed!, Mortgage, j Judgment, Kteui
tlon nnd !romiiarv ante, Whi,. .nd I'.rri-
meat Brief, Legal Cep, Record Oap.uud Bill tel.
Sheet Mnilc, for either Plane, Flute or Vlvlle,
aonetaatly ea kaad. Aay beoka er Hetleierf
dotirod thai I may not hare on haad.wlll a. otdiroi
by flrrt .ipreei, and aold at wholr.ale er relet!
te ealt eartoraen. I will alio keep periodical
lllerutan, luck a. Mageileei, Newq,enere, le.
' r. A.UAtbtI..
Clearteld, May f, lMl-if
JOHN' TROUTMAN,
DEALER IN
FURNITURE,
JIATTRENNfLS,
". ' AND
mproved Spring Beds,
MARKRT STREET, NEAR P 0.
The aad.relmed Wei leave le leferm Ihe erttj-
teaief Clearteld, and the public genenlly, "i1
on aanw n ene Ulonment er reren.'-.
eh at Walnut, Chettaat ead Palated Chawtcr
lUe. Purler Bailee. Reellelaa eed Klleem
Cbeln, Ladlea and Oeato' Baay Chelra, th P";
fbnled Dials aad Parlor Chain. Ceae Sreuead
Wledeor Chain, Clotkee Ran, Slop end ti'
lion Ladders, Hat Raehi, Scrabblag Bn.bM,M
MOBLDINO AND PICTURE FRANIa,
Looking Olaaeea, Cktemou, ta, (kilt weak) te
callable for Uolieay preeeetj.
detll'TI r JOHW TROI'TMAll.