lUlsrrtlaiuous.
WILLIAM M. HENRY, Justice
or t.i Pbaob tin f . LUMBER
CITY. Colleelloni inidi ono .uuovy promptly
paid over. Artlolei of agreement and drodl ol
ooaveyaaoe ami; tiocuiod tnd wariintid cor.
not or to eberge. laJy'TI
B
OOT AND S1IOE MAKING.
J06RPI1 II. DKKRINO, OB Market elreet, In
Sbaw'i Row, Cliarflold, Pa., he. Jail reooivod
a lu lol ol Preaok Celf kklnl and Klpa, tkl
boot in the anarkit, eed li now prepared to ou
afhetun I ver Tilling it kll lino, lit "III "I
rut kit work to bo m rcprtiontod.
Aloo, oil kladl of LMtbor end Shot Finding,
for eele.
Tko iltlieoi of Clearield and vleltll are
reepeoefully ltrlled to flvo bin a Mil.
Work .oat at uorl oolloo. MI'T3y
pOB SALE.
Tbo BBdMilgoed will Mil ot prlntl ull til
thtt I root or ptrotl of Itnd tlltttt it Deceit,
townohip, Clearnold Bounty, Pt., within I ihorl
dletenee of tht Tyrone A Cloarflol I R. B., ttd
ndjoining Inadi of Hubert llutiaon tnd eloere,
tod known M tbo Jacob U. Ueerherl lot. The
old trtot oontalnine: 6tl aorce mon or Imi, wltli
two veloi of rtlutbla ootl therwo. baa about III
tortl olttrod, tod Ie Ibo key to t lergt body ol
Cool tbout being developed. Will bo eold low tod
upoe oaay Uruii. for ptxliatiiort, apniy w
DAVID L. KIIKBS.
Clearield, Pt., Jul; II, 1870.
TJANIEL GOODLANDER,
LVTIIERSBURO, PA.,
Dealer lo
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
HOSIERY & GLOVES,
HATS l CAPS and BOOTS ft BIIOB,
Tobaeoo, Qrooeriei anil Flab, Nulls, Hardware,
(jueeneware and uiaMwaro, Hn ana
Boyi' Clothing, Drop, Paiola,
Oili, ttcboul Books,
t Urp lot o( Patent Mwiiclnea,
Candlea, Nota A Dried Fralte, Cheoeo and Crack-
ra, Hook and niOt rowder,
Floor. Grain and Potatoes,
Clover and Timothy Seed,
Sole Leather, Morooooi, Llnlnga, Ditnltoga and
Tnreaii, Htioetnikerr loon ana
Shoe Vindlnfi.
No greater Tarlety of gootla In anylort In the
eonoty. A 11 for aale very lo for oaah or country
produce at the Cheap Corner. May 1, loia,
HUEY & CHRIST,
SOLI PROPRIETORS OP THE
CELEBRATED
THtn ',M-rr.-"AOc
MARK pdTt1fc
AND
R. STWf'F.IVS
TONIC HERB BITTERS.
SEND FOR PttlCF. 11ST.
jii i:v & HUM ST,
121 N. 3d Street,
PHILADELPHIA
Utteb 15, 187Mm
POWELL & MORGAN
DlAlilM IK
II AltDWARE,
Alio, Maoufaetnreriof
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
CLEARFIELD, PA.
F
ARMING IMPLEMENTS of all
klndt for itlt by
POWELL A MOKOAN.
r) AILROAD WIIEELBAniiOWS
for itlt by
POWKLL MORGAN.
QIL, PAINT, PUTTY, GLASS
Ntlli, tto., for itlt by
POWELL A JIOlmAN.
TTAKNESS TRIMMINGS 4 SUOE
Tlndlnji, for itlt by
IPOVYBLL MORflAN.
QUNS.PISTOLS SWORDCANES
for nit by
POWELL MOROAK.
gTOVES, OF ALL SORTS AND
Bitot, for itlt by
POWELL A MORGAN.'.
TRONI IRON I IRON1 1RON1
X
For ttlt by
POWELL A MORflAN.
II
ORSE SnOES & noRSE SHOE
SAILS, for tilt by
POWELL A MORGAN.
pULLEY BLOCKS, ALL SIZES
Aod but MuofteUrt, for tall by
POWELL A MORflAN.
MI1MBLE SKEINS AND PIPE
BOXRfl, for itlt by
IPOWELL A MORGAN.
SAGEETT & SGHRTVER
HARDWARE,
and nannfaetaren of
TIN, COPPER 4 SHEET IRON WARE,
Hecond Htreet Clearfield. Pa,
TUrlng refttted oar it ore room and doablid oar
ltoK, we are prepared to oiler bargains to par
enateri tn oar line, we Bare decided to do
' Strictly Cash Business,
tadjeti thtrt fori nil tt grettly rodand prloti.
Ctrnoatorttnd ptntniwko toottnplttt bolld.
Ib will do will to oitmlot onr
Tools tni Suilll&ff Hard wwo,
wbleh li w tod of tbo boat nMofititart.
Wt ktep t lirgo ttork of
NAIL8, LOCKS,
uiiAHH, LATCHES.
PUTTY, HINGES.
BLUE, SCREWS,
All bltdi of Btooh PlttH, Rtwi, CbUili, Rqniru,
' iuiuti, ona mtiii,
Mortitid A Thnmh ori,, Berilt,
llroeoi A Rim, Wood tnd I rot
ttioob Borowi, tod tbt boot
Boring MubiDl It tbt
mtrkit.
IDouble and Single Bitt Axoi,
POCKET CUTLIRT, Al.
Agentt for Burndl'i Iron Corn Shelter,
wimatoA.
AlioifiiiU for Blobtrdt'
GOTHIC FLUE TOPS,
wblob Iffoetotlly tan Smoky FIim.
Fnrra Implements, Garden Tools,
tf mry dMorlptloa.
A Itrgt nrloty of
COOK STOVES,
wklok in wtrrttt tt girt utlifioUoi.
frfMAfr Rmngf anrf Pirnate$.
Vm-Rooflnr, gpratitg ud Job Work dott ot
rotoottblolonai. All ordon will rtoolrt prompt
ttlontlot. 1-loabiig ltd got lltiop; Utondiid to
ky,tporiioo4,ookt. Mty I, I SI it.
Our (f)uh flrrrtUemtnt.
THE REPUBLICAN,
Publlibtd trcry Wodtndty by
GOODLANDER & LEE,
CLEARFIELD, PAM
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Clearfield,
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Sri) tfooflf, (bxmxUt, tt.
II
ARD TIME8
HAVI HO KFFKCT
IN FRENCHYILLE I
I tn twtit tbtt tbirt trt toma pertoni t llttlt
bord to pIorm. ttd 1 lit tlMiwtrttbot tbt
oompltlnt of "bird limn" ft will algb onlrontl.
uul l tot 10 Mtuotea oow tnti l oao ittoiy ia
former tod prort ooooloitlToly thtt "btrd tinof"
will aot offoet tbott wbo buy tkolr good from no,
tnd til ny pttrool tbtll bo iultlttod into tht to-
orot ot
UOV TO AVOID HARD TIMES
I btrl toodi inousb to ani.lf til the Inhtbl.
UoU 1b tbo lower tud or tbo aoiioty wblob 1 tell
tt eioeeillng low rttte from my mtumoth I tore Ib
MDLSONUtlRO, where I oto tlwtye be fomnd
reedy to wtlt opon ttllert tod lapply tbem with
Dry Goods of all Kinds,
Sooh il Clotbi, SttlBeltl, Rtulmeree, Motllnl,
Ueltlnee, Llnta, LTllllngi, t-tneoee,
Tritupjlnge, Rlbboul, Loot,
Rotdy-titde Clothing, llooli tod Sboet, Httt tad
Ctpt til of the bolt meterltl tnd mode to order
Holt, Book i, Uloret, Mituat, Ltotl, Ribbonl, Ao.
0R0CERIE8 OF ALL KIDS.
Coffee, Tea) Boitr, Rlrt, Molum, Flih, Salt
Pork, Llaned Oil, Flia Ull, Otrbon Ull.
llardwtrt, Qaetnewtro, Tiawtrt, Cutlsgl, Plowi
ud Plow Ctetlage, Utile, Slkee, Cora Calllra
tort, Cidir Proiiei, tad til kiodi of Axte.
Pirfaiairy, PtiaU, Varalih, Qltei, aod a gtaertt
atiortmoot o( Biationtry,
GOOD FLOUR, ,
Of different brtndl, alwtyt on bond, and will bo
lold at tbo loweit poeelUe Igurei.
I, II. MeCltln'l Medlelaee, Jtyat'l Medlolaoe
Hoetetter I and HooSand l imtert.
6001 pound! of Wool wanted for wbleh the
hiahett arloo will bo paid. Clotereoed on hand
tnd for tall at tht lowiet market prioo.
Alio, Agent for StrtttooTilli tad Carwanarlllo
Threibing Htenlntl.
te.Ctll tnd let for yoarlolrei. Ton will And
everthing aiutlly kept la a retail Itoro.
L. M. COUDRIET.
Frenehrllle P. 0., Aoguil II, 1971.
REMOVAL!
JOHN McGAUGHEY
Would respoetfnlly notify the pobllo generally
that be baa renoved hie Grocery tit re Iron.
Shaw't Row. to tbo butldin fornerlT ooeupiod
by J. Mile Kratier, on Second street, next door
to Uigier a hardware itoro, woere no mtooos
koping a run lino oi
a it O j: It IE H.
HAMS, DRIED BKKF tad LARD.
SUGARS aad S HUPS, of all gradel.
TEAS, Oreea and Blaek.
COFFEE, Routed and Greca.
FLOUR AND PROVISIONS,
CIJrJTED Ml ITS,
All kind, la tht mttktt.
PICKLES, la Jin and barrel!.
BPICES, la trery form tnd rarlety.
FAMILY FLOUR,
ALL KINDS Or CRACKERS.
SOAPS,
MATCHES,
DRIED APPLES,
DRIED PEACHES,
DRIED CHERRIES,
Coal Oil and Lamp CMmneya.
And t good teeortment of tbott thtng! aratlly
kept la t groeery .tore, whirh he will eiehange
for marketing at the market prieel.
Will tell for eaeb al aheaply at aay otber ono.
Pletet onll tod lot fall itoek aad jadgo for
yoareelr.
JOHN McOACOIIET.
Cletrleld, Jtn. t, 1974.
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YOUNG D.Y80N,
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lor vuanirj rrvuooo.
GERMAN CHERRIES,
TURKEY PRUNES,
PRESERVED PEARS,
PHILADELPHIA HAMS.
FIHII.
Mackerel, Like Herring, Cod, At.
PICKLICR.
Barrel Pioklei tnd Engllib Pick lee.
KI.OI1R AND FEED,
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THE REPUBLICAN.
" CLKARFIELD, PA
WFrS'lRDAT MORNING, SEPT. II, 1ST.
ItAM'Jl.lXFT A XI) 0 OWEN.
AN ECONOMY OF TRUTH L008ELT SCAT
TERED AROUND SON EWU ERE.
Tbo Philadelphia UultdiH (rep.) of
Saturday has a spociul report of the
dedication of the Grand Army ol the
Republic cemetery at Tamaqua on
Thursday last, in which appears tbo
following letter from Governor Uart
rntift: PlIlL'.DELPHIA, August 2d, 1878.
D. M. Evelttnd, Esq., Tamaqun, Pa.
Dear Sib: 1 have your loiter In which
you so kindly invito me, in buliull ol
the committee ol arrangements, to be
present at the dedication ol the Grand
Army of the Republic) cemetery, at
Summit Hill on the 24th insl., and I
sincerely regret that my personal and
official engagement- will preclude my
acceptance
"In your letter you briefly alluded to
a statement in circulation in your vicin
ity that I had contributed fOVO to a
fund to employ counsul to defend the
parties called il ol lie Maguircs, accused
of murder in the counties of Schuylkill
and Carbon. This statement you ran
pronounce to bo unqualifiedly fulse, as
well as the insinuations mado by Mr.
Gowcn in his recent spcoch to tbo jury
in ono of these trials at Pottsville. If
Mr. Gowcn meant to convey the idea
that my action as an official was in
any way influenced by any bargain
arrangement or unduratunding with
any ono, directly or indirectly associ
atcd with tbo society known as the
Mollio Maguircs, then his statement is
untruo and bo knows it to bo so. I am
yours, very sincerely,
"J. F. Harteanft."
Tbo BulUlin then proceeds lo say
that a reporter from that pajier, upon
tho receipt of bis letter, immediately
culled upon President Gowcn al the
Reading railroad office, to ascertain
what reply Mr. Gowcn had to mako to
the Governor. This is wbnt trunipired,
according to tho Bulldtn ;
Mr. Gowcn, glancing hastily over
Governor 11 artrunfX'it letter, said slowly
and rather hesitatingly :
"1 don't know : I havo nothing I
havo nothing to say in reply. All that
I said came out in judicial proceedings,
and any reply must be mado through
tho same source."
"Oh I Mr. Gowon," tbo roportor ox
claimed, "I didn't understand tho mat
tor in tbnt light."
As tho reporter said this he advanced
to the door, and was about to leave, whon
Mr. Gowcn, who was standing in the
middle of his oilier, hastily el rod o up
to the reporter and said with a peculiar
smilo :
"11 Govornor Hartrarift says that
what I said is not true ho is a liar.
Give him my compliments."
A reporter of the Philadelphia 7Vmr
called upon Mr. Gowcn, to know if he
bad anything further to any in regard
to Gov. Hartranfl's letter, whon that
gentleman said:' "The speech that
seems to havo annoyed Govornor II art
rnnft was delivered by me as a lawyer
in tho performance of my professional
duty, and, while I stand firmly by all
1 said on that occasion, 1 do not pro
pose to bo called to an account for it
by any ono. I am now following tip
tbo infamous 'Mollis Maguira' organiza
tion and do not proposo to show my
hand in connection with tbo prosecu
tion of tho guilty parties until tho evi
dence I have in my possession is used
in a court of justice. No mattor bow
often Govornor Hartmnft may crow
the scent bo cannot divert me Irom the
chase. I do not propone to reveal the
nature of tho evidence in my possession.
Whon my connection as a lawyer in
tho caso is finished, I propose as a clli
xen to havo somolhing to say to the
Governor and to tho public, but at
present I havo no further communica
tion to make to either." "Then I un
derstand," remarked the reporter, "this
is your last communication until the
end of the trials V "It is, unless somo
nocossity not now apparent should
arise in tho interim.
A MODEL REFORMER.
Gon. K ilpatrick, lecturer and general
Radical stumper, is personally known
to many of our readers. Ilo bos re
cently been engaged by Camoron
Hnyos k Co., to stump the State of In-
diana. After doing six counties, he
feels like throwing np the sponge, and
sots down and writes a letter to Gov.
Hnyos (which fell into tbo hands ol an
onomy), saying that a "bloody shirt
campaign, aided with plenty of cosh,
must bo waged In that State," or all
will be lost Tho oditor ol the Phila
delphia Timet, in alluding to "Kil's'
suggestion, says :
K ilpatrick is a good deal of a fool,
and wo should aot think ot holding
Hayes responsible for any nonsense
that Kilpatrick might wrilo to him. It
would have been easy for Hayes to say
that bo did rocolvo such a loiter as
that which the Indianapolis Seutinrl
printed, but that ha attached no im
portance to It, and tho discredit would
thon have rostod wholly on bis oppo
nents, which thoy had no right lo
print, instead of this somebody in
Columbus sends out, through the Now
York Times, an accredited organ, what
appears to bo an official slatomont, not
only acknowledging tho authenticity
ol the lotter, but declaring that there
is nothing in It lo be ashamod of. "It
Bays that money is noedod to circulate
documents, etc., which has long boon
an open secret in tho Stale and out of
it." The "oic." bore is very important.
It is explained by Kilpatrick : "The
loaders of the Independents are potr,
needy and in debt;" and attain: "A
bloody shirt campaign with money in
Indiana is safe." On would suppose
that a great informer like Hayes would
resent such suggestions as the, but
the only response we have yet hoard
of is this complacent dispatch from
Columbus and bis own letter, urging
the nomination ol Morgan in New
York. Morgan is unquestionably the
mon for a campaign "with money."
Garfield is the commander-in-chief ot
the hoys in blue, and General Wood
ford It to be bis chief of staff. GaYflold
won his spun in the Credit Mobilier
business, and Woodford is described by
men of his own party as a soldier wbo
never saw a battle and a lawyer who
never won a case.flnafos Pott,
WHAT IT ME ASH. (
The politico! situation, and the Im
possibility of any materiil improvo
meiit by the Hon. Joseph I'ulitrer, ol
St. Louis, In a letter Irom Europe, pub
lished in the St. Louhi Timet, lie
writes: "j "t
Hayes' nomination means no change,
but rather a continuation of tho pros
out Republican party iq power, with
its present tendencies. JIuycs moans
tbo tttitus qito, and neither change nor
reform, but possibly evon greater ras
cality than Grant has fastened upon
tho country.' There Is ho reform pos
sible without a President of great will
and great ability. .. Huyes certainly
has neither, however resjiectuhly he
may huve demeaned bimsell as the
Governor ol a State. Uishistory while
in Congress proves this. Ilo was a
cipher there, even when it was cer
tainly aaay to make a reputation if one
had any ability at all; and how much
more ol a cipher, then, would he bo as
President ? In any period, as you will
know, a President is after all first the
represeuUtivo of his party, lie may
bo simply an agent, a follower of lead
ers or the leader of that parly. J uilge,
then, hit future by hit pust, and it is
clear that be is not capable of being a
leader; and as President bo never
would be anything else than the agent,
tho office-disbursing and patronage-dis-
pensing agent of tho men who conlroll
ed bia nomination and the party which
elected him, doing exactly whatever
tbo leaders required of bun. Conkling,
Cameron, Eagan, Blaine, Morton, and
at least a hundred other Republican
Congressmen, are his superiors in in
tellect, capacity, and possibly many ol
tbem in character. As well might we
talk oi a fly leading an elephant, I
consider bim a piece ol lucky medioe
rily, and whilo I know that mediocrity
must bavo secured him bis nomination.
Certainly the man wbo is not fitted to
bo nationally prominent in bis party,
is still less fit to bo President, although
fit to be the successor of such a man as
Grant. I grow indignant when 1 think
that such a man may possibly be elected
President, espciully after the eight
years' misrule which trant has given
us and tho pass to which ho has brought
us politically, materially and morally.
LituiT in A Dark Place. Wo learn
that Tilden and Hendricks Club has
bcon organised in Curwcnsville. Tho
names of the officers and tbo number
that havo joined tho club wo havo not
ascertained, but understand that it is
in good working order. This is tho
durkost holo in the county Radical
hoad-quartors and it takes considers
ble backbone to bo a Democrat whore
so much loyalty (?) Is infused into
church, society and Slate affairs as
thero is In that Radical dcot. Tho
Democrats deserve; great rqrodit 'for
their boldness, and deserve assistuiice
from their party friends in Demo
cratic communities. Wo hope tho couu
ty committewill make an effort to send
some speakers to the stated meetings
of the club, so as to offset or overthrow
soma of the blather of the boys on the
Radical side, who Use so much gas and
no sense in trying to propagate tbeso
heresies.
i .i 1 1 . I.
Horrified. Radical stumpers scorn
to be alarmed at the abundant harvest
of campaign slanders in this canvass.
It's no wonder. The largest mill ever
erected on this Continent, was put up
and is being run by Radical clerks,
who draw their pay out of tho United
Slates Treasury, although tbey do not
labor ono boar out of twelve for the
poople who pay them. Tbeso fellows,
who are the solo manufacturers of that
product, are alarmed at their own
work I Well, thoy havo a right to be
alarmed. But then, it is a littlo too
thin lor theso political harlots to up
braid any one for being afraid. Better
let somebody else quiet tho alarm.
A Radical Reformer. Ex-Vice
President Colfax it already on tho
stump tor Hayes and Wboelor. Ex,
Why, certainly. Mr. Colfax is ono
ol those roformors wbo wont to Wash
ington poor and camo away with 1100,
000 in bonds. Ho was a Credit Mobi
lior reformer. Of course he will stump
for Hayes. He wants more plunder
a lew more thousand dollar "green
backs" to drop on bis breakfast plate
when he opens hit morning letters, and
"tich." Thnt't what "Fax" is longing
for. He feels kind of awkward since
that way of obtaining money hot
slopped.
Don's Campaion. The Philadelphia
Timet says: "Troops lo Bouth Caro
lina, and new United States marshals
and postmasters to Mississippi. Soth
party is strengthened, "with a prospect
of securing the electoral vote to Hayes
and Wheeler." We presumo Don will
soo that tho now officials are fully
armed. Why would not it be a good
idea to have a small howitzer mounted
over each postoffice, with a letter-ear
ner detailed to work it ?"
"Mori rami than Ponirf-The
Cbarubersburg Valley Spirit says : "Don
Cameron takes bis prolound knowlodgo
of Indian affairs by Inheritance. Tbo
Winnebago tribe captured and adopted
bis father whoa a young man, but bo
ran away and brought a great many
'Indian affairs' wilb bim, which he
deposited for safe keeping in the Mid
dlctown Bank."
"Steam is a groat thing," remarked
a traveler in a railroad car to bis vis-avis.
"So it Is," was the reply, "I owo
my lortuno to it." "Monsler is mnn
agor of a eompamy?" "No." "An
onglnoer, porhaps T "No, I havo lost
a number of relatives by railroad acci
dents." Tho Centennial marriage of the two
wings of the M. E. Church causes the
members ot that denomination lo re-
joico. How long tbeso new bandt will
last, is a question for tho future histo
rian.
Reflect If the Democrats are
breeders of strilo and mischief in tho
South, how is it that every State that baa
released itself Irom Republican carpet-
oaggora it all quiot and orderly T
"Mamma," caid littlo Noll, "ought
governess to flog me for what I didn't
do T" "No, my dear ; why do you ask T"
"'Causo, she floggod me to-day when I
didn't do my turns." ,
Danbury Newt : Uelmbold went in
sane, and now Dr. Ayor Is a lunatic
It is oo much strain on a man's nervo
tissues trying lo cure everything for
a dollar.
THE MEN WHO STILL EEEPl
VP THE WAR.
'" it Is intoroMlinu to look at tho patri
ots who, during tho luHlsessioii of Con
grats, werotn tint front of all the aiock
buttles, but who, during tho aciuul re
bellion, never went near it. Bogin
with Maine. Everybody knows what
Blaltio Is." Tn 18(11 ho was only thirty-
ono yours of ago, vigorous, active, and
in robust health. Did. ho volunteer ?
Oh, no. Ilo was engaged in politics
and speculations, Snd hired a substitute
from the proceeds of , his jobs in and
ontofoffloo.' 1 '
His little colleague, Halo, who has
splurged about tbs House as il be was
a full grown man, was ttventy-fivo
years of age in 18(51, be', his youthful
blood run sluggishly al the tap of the
war drum, und ho siuyod at homo, and
only became a warrior when poaue was
proclaimed. His other colleague, Fryo,
was only thirty yours of ago in 1801
but ho too, who is so fierco now, smvlled
danger from afar, and concluded to
serve his country by lotting others fight
Us battles. ' v '
Mr. William Whaeier, the candidate
for Vico-Prosident, was forty-two years
old at tho breaking out of the rebellion
but ho never thought of thotildoring a
musket. Ho found a seat in the House
more comfortable and safe. Mr, Hoar
at thirty five was a man of peace, but
at fifty his voice is for war. r
On the sido ot the Senate, the bloody.
shirters shono by their absenco when
volunteers were called lor to crush the
robcllion. Edmunds, who after Mor
ton leads tbo fruy, was 33 ; Boulwcll
was 43; Duwos was 45; Anthony wus
46 ; Cragin was40; Frelinghttysen was
44 ; Sargent wus 34 ; Shermun was 38 ;
but it never occurred to ono of this
hcroio band that his presonce was re
quired to help savo tho Union. Liko
Zucb Chandler, tbey thought blood.
letting would do good, but they pro
furred, at he diil, that it should be done
by deputy.
Now theso men nro as bravo as Julius
(,'tt'sor, und they mean to kocp up tho
war. Jv. 1. .Sun.
He Practical. Header, whenever
a Ruilicul talks to you about "rebels,"
"reconstruction,' etc., just ask him why
it is that thero is pence, union and
prosperity in thoso Slates down South
which havo been in tho hands of tho
Democrats over since the closo of tho
war, and nothing but perpetual strife
in those States ruled by tho Radical ?
Why is tho negro happy in Georgia
and Virginia, and unhappy in Louis
iana and Mississippi ? Just because
tbo Democrats have controlled public
affairs in tho two former States, wbilo
tho Radicals havo adjusted matters in
the latter Stales. The policies of the
two parties aro as diverse as day is
fruit) night,' and tiobo but tho blind
and tho bigoted can seoit in any other
"KM.
A Ciianch. Yes, a change is what
is demanded. Business men see it, the
laboring man feels it, and tbo Banker,
wbo is not wholly selfish, knows it.
Every day the certainty bceomes more
apparent that "Undo Sam," tho Great
Reformor, will bo tho next President
of the United States. , The country
sadly needs a change, and just sucb a
man ns Samuel J: Tilden to detect the
publie robberies.
Horse Racing. Gov. Hayes, th
Radical candidate tor President, is at
tending Grant's sporting school at
Long liranch.t lie is ovidently look,
ing after backing, presents, trader-posts,
or somo cadctsbip. Tho Tribune still
calls on Hayes to repudiate Grant, but
this last move wo think will cause that
organ to "dry up" on that subject
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Notleo It hereby glees that Letter! of Ad-
miBi.tratlo oo IBO oetelo or JNO. VAN BRA
BANT, loto of Ilo. ton town.hln. ClearSeld Co.
Pa., deeeaead, barlag boon dnly granted to tbo
anderalgaed, all porioai todobted to laid aetata
will pleaeo make immediate payment, and Ihoee
naeing eiaime or domaaae ogaia.1 tbo laml will
preoent tbem properly aatbontloatod for eeltle
moot without dl!sj
ALFRED SCOFIELD,
Peaield, Sept. I, T SI. Administrator
I
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
J Notleo ii hereby giron Ibat letter, te.le-
meatary baring been granted to ibeeabeeriber on
tko eolato of FRANCIS SHORT, deooaaed,
lata of Cloerleld, ClearSeld eoaaty, Peon'e,
pt, pvnune luuiDieoj to earn aetata an reo,aoeted
lo make Immediate payment, aod Ihoee hieing
elalmi agalnet Ike umi will prelent them dale
aalhoatleatad for eelllement.
P. A. OAULIN,
FRANK FIELDING,
ClearSeld, Aug. II, "Tt-St. Eleeulon.
EX ECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Notioo II htrtby glrea that letter, teeta
meavtary aarlae been greeted to tbeondoralined on
eka .-- .MitriIiUliBU.il a- . . . .
. .... ........ r-II n , or., r4 d, lele
of Lawreaoo lownehip, Cloarteld eooaly, Pa.,
all paraoai Indebted to aaid eiUte are requested
to male Immediate paymant, and thon luieiag
olaimi agelart tbo aamt will preient them dale
aatbeatleated for eettierernt.
Sr-A. B. Shaw, who i. aolherlui by the
ether Rieoalan, will attoad lo tbo oetllimenl of
--. iae meo 01 IOO Sxeootori, In the
7 ... . . ' pi.i vjoeepnnnaw una,
It ClearSeld, anon bt oan ha found al all limn.
tfu.--r.rn diiaw, ,
A. II. SHAW, lEa'n.
A. B. HUAW, 'I
ClearSeld, Augiitt to, IH7(l-t,
QAUTION.
All pereoBi an hereby oaolloned ageln.t par.
ebaamg or la my way meddling with oae brown
mare. Bow la the poeoeoeloa of Ralph Seholtl, of
karlhaae towaaklp, ai aaid mare wai purebaied
by Jaaeee Looai, aad helonga to me, and ie osly
Ion oa kmo, lubjool to my order at aay time.
FRANCIS LKItlKY.
Leeoale'l Milht, Aug. It, lS7t-lti
QAUTION7 T"
All pereoni ere hereby oaolloned aaaiaet
pmkailog ar negotiating a lertaia nolo glrea by
a, il.a, aalliag for
oaa baadrod and My dollare, payable aloe maalkt
.or rniiipebarg Uenk, oad draw a
la lavne af W J II. r i
. , .... ... aare aei roeeieoa
any relee for laid Bole. 1 still aai ae i. ..i.
I. - 1 A I J ' .
a .j owe prooo.i or law.
. , K.u. COMOWAY,
Fraaakvilla, Sept. t, IS7.Ie
C
AUTION-
All liar.nn. im L.nl.. M...i.B.j . ..
. i J "."" pur.
ehallag tr la tny wty meddling with Iht follow.
Ing property, new In potetailoo of Jamet
VY. and Kllta Cl-aver, of Penn township,
to Wit I 2 horiol. 1 mm ij a.11 9 .1 .'
200 doten of oalt, 3) anrra of eorn, t lot of
wheat, I two-horts wagon, s aajli of bar
neis. 1 fanning mill, 1 clock, and the ed-
eiaaui ana ueuamg In lbs bouis. . Thii
nmrHtrt lei rtuerltaa.l ka Dl ' I
, . I mm... vj tira mm nuvriue
Hale, ran Ilia 2lat Ha ar a ........ i ir.
i . . i , ' - a.,N,iiiu ,e iwie
wilb the above partita on loan, tukfaot In
ny nrner at any time. KLIHHA DAVIS
"ranapran nun, Blpl. e-n,n ,
QADTION
All MlMIM AM ketaaLm ....a! 1 I
inblllll mm I u ay tt isaaul.lll.- .IsL Ik. r.l
lowing praprT,ow in poumion of ,ob
' ' " Jiiiwwiun, lOtflvl o Oia Ol
otrp. lot of floor nuin, g UblM, ward
,obl L10 ,,i P'P l mud
pip. 30ohiri, I tounf, I ti.l bou4, 4
Until, 6 bf4i tnd bedding, I uphort,
1 daMK. Mr ft VtlirM .f.glA... Aula OA J
aa rys. 1 cow and bell. 1 ivbilt-baok oow.
. rvru w, ii naail of boga, a pigi, 1 1.,
KHI kstlla. I laea eu I I
. , I ' -" ".Miei eel, I
tsi dsub ebarnmet, I oadrJIa, lee of hsv
Is barn, I ibovtl plow, I Iwo-hons wigoe,
-, i-uuora, i loui-tnutrs barrow.
1 DO abova nrnnaela- a.. . I I L
. dl i. ,r .r ' pMiouaewM uy Ol I
at Bhsrift,' lala on Us In d.v of Sapless,
bar, tnd k osly loft .lib ,ui ltuJr M
J'TT . F ruwr ai any lies,
Herd, lMrp..3, ,, B.QRAHAM.
Wl5ffl!jBfPBl.
OB PHINTIMO Of EVERY PRSORIr
I lioaaaatly taaoatod al Ibli oSiao.
T
IilAL LIST.e-, , ,
List of eanaei eel dowo for trial al teeoad wk
af the Septomter Term of Court, IS.O, being
Monday, Out. Id I
Illppi A Lloyd . a. Douglas. A Orambllag.
II. W. Caldwell oa. A. O. Finney.
Miohaal Hubert oi. Curweasellle Bridge Co.
A. Peala, Sr. .. la. Corley el. al.
MoabanaoB L. A L. Oo s. B. T. Diy ot al.
Kelly'. Ileire .. J. W. UeUkee at. al.
O, W. Croaell ... Rubor I LaaaUrry.
Cbal. R.mstaad .. Edward Flaadere.
C, R.ie.lead at. al. vi. Kdward Vl.eeere.
(lev. A. Poet
Jeeob Ilileer
s. Daeid Flegal.
VI. Jooeph Sbav.
vi. Austin Kerta.
vs. W. W. Bowmen.
vi. John MuLaagblla. ,
vi, l.aae tlelne. ot. al.
vi. Hiohard Moeoop.
VI. KlUaaalug OoalOo.
vs. ClearleM Park Anoei'l
re. It, S. Wells.
Daniel VYuaver,
D. Ulatebard
Joseph Findley v
Thomae Tayljr '
J. G. He vie
Samuel Uordoa
Ktoaard Shaw, Jr.
George hagee'
David P. Morrison -
ve. Sarah Bowmoa.
ELI BLOOM,
Cleitrlold, Aug. 30, 71, ' ProlboBotary
H. A. KRATZER,
(pucokmoii to)
KRATZER & LYTLE,
DRY 000 US,
KpTIONS,
BOOTS, ,
snoEs,
LEATHER,
ii. CARPETB
OILCLOTHS,
WALL PAPER,
WINDOW SHADES,
ETC.
Market Street, ClctrSeld, Pa.
Feb. H, 1170. tf
j. r. wiivbi
...w. w. inn
WEAYI.lt Oi J1KTTN
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Are of.rlng, at tht old tald of 0. L. Reed A Oo,
. tbetr i took of goods, tonilitlog of-
PRY-GOODS, GROCERIES,
i BOOTS A SHOES.
1IATS A CAPS, , HARDWARE,
I .
QUKKNSWAM,
FLOUR, FEED, SALT, 4o., 4c,
At the molt reasonable ratu for CASH or la
I osehaago for
(Square Timber, Boards, Shingles,
OR COUNTRY PRODUCE.
, trAdvaaeoi audi to thou tngaged la get
flag out eqaare timber on tha molt adraatageoai
lonnt, " ' ' pdtljaan
.fuarifrd the lUfhrtt .Ittdal al
E. & H.T, ANTHONY V CO.,
SOI Broadway, New York,
(Opp. Metropolitan Hotel),
ua'vricTi atai, uroartat tas naiLtaa
CIIROMOS & FRAMES,
STEREOSCOPES & VIEWS
A Ik u mi, nraphierpi, rUtofmhi, aid Madras
PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS,
We are headquarter! for ovary tblag la tks way of
StTopticoai md lUgio ZtUttenu,
- BelBg maBafaetarori tf tha
MICR0 8CIBNTIFIC LANTERN,
BTKREO-PANOITIPON,
ITVIVKkHtTV HTirnnpTrrinvr
ADVERTISER'S STEROPTICON,
Atiioriictlri,
ISCHOOl LANTERN, BAMILY LANTERN,
rauri.fi fl atAilKN.
' Raeh style being Ibo beet of III .leal It tbt
aarbet.
Catalogaai of Laatorai aad SIKlee, wltk dlroo
tloae for aslag, eeal aa applleatloa.
Aay ttterprliing sua eas maka moaey wltk a
Magie Lantern.- -
avCVIiltort to tht Centennial EmeeiUoa will
da wisely lo defer parcbeitag goods la oar line
antll they oome to oar store la New York, whore
iaj win ana greater variety ana more moderoto
prioel, aad aaa istee! tbem al their lei. ere. Bui
wo havo a eoaeeaaioa to tell oome atylee of oar
gooda la Ibe botkttag af the Department of PeMtc
Comfort, nnd Ihoee not earning to New York are
invited ta oall oa onr repreeontatloB thero.
MA full stook of Viewt of Iht Blpoiitiot
-tr-Cut ont tbii advlrtieement for roflroBee.i
JoniT, IS7S-ly.
CALIFORNIA.
TUB OlICAVO AID
lUHefllTHI MlLWAt
" ""ft"""" id wrta
TrnBk Rilwy LIdm f tk WKtST und NORTH
KtabfMM BDdor
tht (rrtftt
W kHT mmA -.lik la. a a. ,
oaaucmi, lorai tt ihertaMt aad qaiohttt man
kaalmaaarmu.....J .11 1 . e ...
, wi.. ate. aaanini iriHMl tH
OOfiaiR. N.RTftmR MtcaiaA. MtmaaoT.. Iowa
NllllKl. lh..M..,. J .L. maf '
.BataUTORIBI, 1U
v - a... .....aa -amiaa mm aw eTTBHa
Omaha and California Line
Is tha shortest aad best mate for an polnti Is
Wroaira, Coioaino, Uvi. Havana. CiLiroo
veseve, vera, ff.rilul aosnaua, III
Chicago, Madison & St. Paul
Line
U the ahortoil line for Nobtsbbs Wtecoma aad
niaeasovi.aaa for Minlioa, St. Pint, Mia
nanus, DtiLirra atd til poltti Ib the Ureal
Winona and St. Fctcr Line
I tha) ) fMBtea fn W.-..I. a t a-...
,.,n,.ws, itBVSKBTRS, UWI
ion At Maktt, Ht. farm, Hrw Klh, and al
IrOfntt tB SoatllM'B BBd OM(lfJ Ulntabsa.. IS.
Green Bay and Marquette Line
ie toe aaiy naa ie, jaeatTiitl, WaraBTovra
VlIBB II. l.in A.aU. . .
. - vmrnmrnmrn, nfrL.T... USISI WIT
BeoaaAaa, Naoai aaa, Maawtiarra. Horaartae
uaaoora and tko Laai Sneaaiea Cuvavav. Its
Freeportand Daboaue Line
Il the only root! for Emit, Roramat, Fill
rotv, tad all polati via, Fraoport. lu
Chir-nRO and Milwaukee Line
...,m,m nvllta, mm 10 WO OBiy OB0
paaelnc through Evaaivoa, Laai Foai.i. Hioa
tn Pata, WavaaoiB, Rtciaa, Kaeoaia lo
Puilinan Palace Can
trt rwa aa til thrnigk mint af tkli road.
This Ii lha ONLY LINK rwnnlng those cars ha.
L " aaa m. real, t.'hloago and M M.eo-
kee, or Chleego tnd Wlnoaa.
Al Omaha oar Slaepera ooaneet wltk Hie ever
land Slerpon oa the Vnlol Paelli Railroad for
all polela Wool of tho Mlaaourl Blror.
On Ike arrival af the tralae from tht Rait ar
Soath.Oretraloa of tho Okleago A Nortk-WooaeTB
Railway LBAVB CHIOAeOal fidmtre"
fwrlleHaeMtll MlaBa ,aa.k..a......
m,. .. aaaaaaMMmreOl,
U T V i'U,' "M r'"ll"" 'aaa.
CoaatiVaS. "
-." MlaassM". Two
Tkreaeh Tre e, datl. na b-t, u.. ' . X
altaehedoB both Irataa.
Traiai dally, with t.ll e.lM Carosltaohod.
aad ewaalag ih-oart la Maravmtifc
n -"".' Through Treli, dell,,
rallmea Cera oai al.kl f.al.. t,..i ...
a da, tr.lM ' 7
M,,'"L,' ,"4 Hl" aad pol.ti la
M'r,Vt. " Tb"" '"'la dtlly, with
.Ma-a. ni-epere IB w laoaa.
Far Irakuq.e, .la Freoworl, Two Tkroagk
a. Craaaa. ,l. oil.liV.
Two Throaah Teal. a a.n. ....m ;
oa algal trala ta MeGrogr,'lawa. .'
aff"? CIlFaa Vakon.TwtTralaa
.,.'.".':,0,"U Valla, jUTtT.
Nav Yurb itbtLtaa w. in m . .
otw n.. . i.r ai1: :zr'"' -r"
Faewkaa ftraal. ... v '.
waam wiraM, Sea FraaelaeeiM a ,0. i. .
W. H. BrainBrr. y... ta
Oaa. Faaa. Ag Okkwota, "
J...it,iirt-., "- eiC
gUfttlUttriuf.
HARTSWICK & IRWIN
SECOND STREET,
CLEARFIELD, PA,
DSAI.SIIS IN
PURE DltUUS!
3nbLJDULr'AvUaa-53.
CHEMICALS! '
PAINTS, OllaS, DYE STUFF
VARNISHES, '
DitUSIIKS,
PERFUMERY,
f ANCY GOODS
TOILET AMICUS,
OF ALL KINDS,
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS,
fir medielaa! iarpooot.
Tra.eea, Supporttrt, School Beoki and Btatloa
ary, and all otker artielei aiually
found In a Drug Stort.
PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS CARE
FULLY COMPOUNDED. Having a large el
GrleBoo la the balloon they eta giro entire lot
aotioa. J. O. HARTSWICK,
JOHN F. IRWIN.
Ctetrleld, Deoember II, 1874.
BIGLER, YOUNG & REED,
(Saoettaora to Boynton A Yoon,J
FOUNDERS & MACHINISTS
MaU.afavcturt.ri of
PORTABLE tt STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES
Corner of Fourth aai Pine Streets,
CLRARKIEM), PA.
f TAVING ingaged In tht minufaotnre of ftrrt
XX ilaal MACHINERY, we rrapoetMly Inform
ba pabllt thtt wo an now prepared lo 111 ill
orders at ohoaply and ai prutnptlyai een be done
In any of tho ritlel. We maanfaetara and deal la
Mulaj and Circular Saw-Milli
Head Blookl, Water Wbotli, Shafting Pulley
Giiord's Tnjeetor, Steam Gaugei, Steam Whistles.
Oilert, Tallow Cvpl, Oil Cape, Gauge Cock a, Alt
Conke, Globe Valval, Cfaook Valroa, wrought Iron
Pipoe, S'.aam Fampa, Boiler Feed Pumpa, Anil
FrletloB Metres, Soop Stone PaeblBg, Gum Pak.
ag, aad all kladi of MILL WORK together
with Flowa, Sled Solea,
COOK AND PARLOR STOVES,
aad otker CASTINGS of in kinds.
T-Ordera solicited aad llled at elty price.
All letter! of inouiry wilk rofereooo to meokinery
of oar manufacture promptly on.wero.1, by a.l dree
ing aa al Clearield, Pa.
janl74-tf BIULER, YOUNG A REED.
The Bell g Run Woolen Factory,
Fata Uwanhlp, Cloarteld Co.. Pa.
tli R kt la II II l T I
Bar aov
BUR NE D U P I
TtiatnrjMrlKaTPtl haM ml Mai at.e..e... I Ma
. --'7, im awo, tn-wwotiuat oi am-
alBH WtwtBB Mnn factory, with mil tht aodtra
saipivitiiii(.n aiiwnra, ana ar prepared to maka
all kiada of Clot ha, Castlmena, SatioatU, Bit,
kata, Flannel i, Ao, Plenty or gooda oi band to
apply all oar old and a thonaand nowemtoaara,
mi Daainaaa of
CARDING AND fULLIXfl
will roealva oar oapoelal atUatloB. Propor
B-e-iHewHi win o-j nNf to nooivo aaa atiiror
WOaL teTi anil nmaf nnra.o.ai 1 II .k J x
w. -r-- .oa-. -aav. iwat BUltn, Mv uj W.T.91 ailOB-
Uoa to baaiataa wa hopt to raalUt a HbarBl ahan
KMMKI POUNDS WOOL WANTED t
W WlH thSk lltaa a.l.k..t ..k.S 1.. AV . .
-. - -- r--" - weeg-aeamai aauiaal mv -11 loaf Dr WBt
tj wl oar BaaaraotartMl ffooda aa low aa alaiilar
w apvti ui aOBBty, 4MB WBOBOVtr
Va. fall I Mtldlaaa MaanaakU s: .a-- ...
-. --w weaiieiaauwal wa aa
alwaya bafoBBd at bona raady to aht proper
AinUaalln. a.ll 1. . I . ' v a V '
r ., -..-a-i aai pviwarn ur jjj J1.r,
I1MUJ lAlluonwi' . a.
BprilMtf Bo war P. 0
V. COUCH. ft. tt'COBBfcft. ft. BBILVHU:
Gl'LICH, McCORlLE & CO.'S
(Saeeeeeore ta Joka Salleh ),
POPULAR
FURNITURE ROOMS,
' Market Street, ClearSeld. Pa,
Wa maaafaetara all klna .r t...
uaaaaoora, uiuiag Roe roe, Unrartai aad Ualle.
If job wait Farnlture of one bia. I k.
until yoa aaa ear .lock.
VXDERTAKINU
Ib all ka hranohot. Wa keep la etoek all the
aatw boo moot lauproveo: Ootnoe aod Ceahetl,
Bad have every facility for properly eoa
ductlng thii branch or our baalue.a.
We have a pet-nt Corpeo Pre
eerier, la wbleh bodies oan
ho preeorved for a cob.
Idorablo lengtk af
lime.
A member of tho trm hu his sleeping apin.
mial al ear wan room, whore he oaa be foaed by
any paveoa wha oome at eight far tha aarnoee al
procuring ootloi. r
r, a ,, GyLIClI, McCORKLR A CO.
Cloerleld, pa., May 10, 'Jt-ly.
pERRA COTTA STANDING VASES,
TT t klnta, n are. .
uamuixhu VASES,
Rtovo Lining and Fire Brick,
kept oonatanllj oa kind.
8T0M AXD lAlTlin-WARI
9t WERT DESCRIPTION I
0ROCK8I POTSI CROCK8I
m-Mf Pttaat At-tlg-fct Beir. a,al.
Prwll tail ,
. . "fTTS CR0CK8, wltk lido.
CREAM CROCKS, MILK CROCKS
APPLE. BUTTER CROCKS,
....... iaae viOvin,
FLOWER POIS, PI DISHES.
STEW POTS,
Aid a gnat aiaay ether tkioga too aamaroui U
"Mea, tu oo aaa at
FRED'K. LEITZINGER'S
8TONK WARE ' POTTERY,
Otraer ol Ckerrv and Third StraeU.
tbaanriiku, rA
tagl
Clearfleld Nursery.
KNCOUEAOK HOME INDUSTRY.
mil ndtrtlnid . kavlng eeubllakid a Nor-
alsh all Had. .1 a , VV .1 VfT'' '":
. , . m annivo, inoB4ord BBd
0!rLr."r'M'., t?' UP Via" ,
TlILmJV, Rlaek berry, Sln.berry,
i.i.-. ..a L , "ivo, oioeriaa CrabTroee,
, J. D. WRIGHT.
M M Ctrweaivllli, tt.
Sottl.
THE ''MANSION HOUSE
Corner of saooad and Market Streeti,
CMCARKII.I:l, pa.
Willi aid aad eommodloai Hotel kai lri
J. tko pail yaar. keen aalarged U deaHi'S.
former oapaaity far Ike aauiulamoat el ate.
gen aad guelU. Tkl whole building hu h!.k
refuraishid, aad tbt proprietor will soars '
patal lo render hla gnats lomfortahls !!'
Maying with him.
prn 'Maaeloa lloait" Omnlbi, ntlu
d from tko Depot oa tkt arrival aad d.Mre,!!
aad
of each trala.
W. C CAHbVv
July 11-71 If
Pieprl
LLEGIIENY 110TEL-
Market Street, Clearfield, p.,
Wia. S. Bradley, formorly proprielor of a.
l.eonard lloaso, having Mosed the Allr-ltm
llulol, lolletle a share of nubile patroeaia, vj
Houee baa keen thoroughly repaired ami a,wll
furnfeeed, md guests will tod it a plri,sot rba?
ping plaoo. The talill will be oupnliou uilb to,
beet of overytbiug in the market. At lis nu
will be found the ileal wlnea and lluor. ua.
stabliag attached. WM.S. UI1A01.I.1,
May If, 'IS. ' Propristor.
SUS(i U 1 1 A N N a Tiousic,
CURWBNSVll.LR, PA.
NEW10N HEAD, Piiortitioe.
Having beeome proprietor of this Hot,), j
would respectfully solicit tbl petron.e. ot th,
pablli. Uousi leasantly and eonveoirotly at.
Bated a -I) reflttad and refuroiabod ; good ,lt).
pie roooso attaehad. All railroad Iraina (ice a
tbia boaeo. Jaill fi
SHAW HOUSE,
(Cor. of Merket A Front etraeu,)
' CLBAHFIELD, PA.
Tbo andaralgnad baring takre charge of tli,
Hotel, would respectfully eulioit public t.atroDast.
janl'ft D. K. FULLKKIm.v
WASHINGTON. HOUSE,
NEW WASIIINtiToS, y,
Thil aew and well famished hours ha, beai
taken by the nnderalgned. Ho feole eonfuital sf
being ablo to reoder eatiafaotion ta ihoee abeaa,
favor bim with a aall.
May I, IS7I. 0. W. DAVIS, Pro,,',,
jyj- out our ii o u a e ,
Oppoaita tbl Coart Hoaoe,
LOCK HAVEN, PE.NN'A.
JoK'Tl UAUSEALA KROM, 1'roo't
LOYD "uousi;
Main Street,
PIIIL'PHIIURG, PBNN'A.
Table alwaya lupplled with tbt boot the nerkn
tSorda. The traveling public li Invited to calL
Jtl.l,'7l. ROBERT LOVU.
?auts.
r. K. ABBOLB. C. W. ABBOLO. J, IRInt,
F. K.ARNOLD & CO.,
IlmikerN mid UrokrH,
Reyuoldavllle, JefFeraon Co., .
ll'iBey roeeired oa depoilt. Diaeounu it mw
derate ratoa. Kartem and ForaiffB Kirbaef. j.
waTa ob haBd aad eolleetiooa promptly madi
kayool.ii rilia, lao. 16, ISH.-ly
County National Bank,
09 CLEARFIELD, PA.
ROOM In Maionia BallJlnit, ona donr lurtltd
i 0. i. Wit ton a Drag 8 to re.
Puii( Ticket i to and from Lirerpool, Qumb.
town, Ulaagow. London, Paria and Cupnl.s)t,
Alao, Draft for aale on the Royal Dank of Irtlu4
and laiporUl Bank nf London.
JAM KB T. LR0NAKD, Pret't
W. If. 611 A Wt Caahier. tl:l:Tt
DREXEL & CO.,
No, 31 South Third Street, Phlladelphli
u.imrucRS,
And Dealers in Government Securities,
Applleatioa by mail will receive prompt aim
lion, aad all Information ehoerfully foraiisei
Ordon oolicted. April 11-0.
Jfulistru.
STEWAET4 BLA0DDM7"
DENTISTS,
Canrentvllle, Clearflel4 Connty, Ptnt'i
(OBoe la Gatei' New Deildingf
Carwenivllla, jan 11, 187S-ly.
DrTe. THOMPSON,
(OCce la Baak Bonding,)
CarweniTllle, Clearfleld Co., Pi.
ektlTS-tf.
A . M, HILL8
Would nsportfnlly notify kispiliran
.that be haa reduced the price or ARTI
FICIAL TEETH to Mo as .
Sl.SS for a dooblo let. For aay two pereoH
coming at the came time, ta have each an apper
eet, will git the Iwt aau for tot.ad, ar lll.it
each.
Termi Invariably Caaa.
Cloarteld, Jan. I, ISTI.
STEAM SAW MILL, ENGINE
AND BOILERS FOR SALL
Thl Bndertlgaed offen for rale OB rraroiahla
Urms, their .trace taw mill, located at Wallae,.
tea, ClearSeld Co., Pa. Tha eagina aad hoiM
are aa good ai aiw. The eioe of the eniiee U
Wall, aad U la good running order. Thry oil
alao aall their abiogle aad lath mill, and ill tha
working machinery in the mill. Partiea uikii
ta purcnaae oaa call on or addrci
GRAHAM. WALLACE A CO
Clearield, Pe , J.ae 10, ISIk,
MEAT MARKET.
F. M. CAEDON dt BRO.,
lUar af Tia't Opera Uooae, ,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
Oar arri,Pf.l. r. .f ik. i.
fharaeter lor furoi-binf tbt pablic with Freik
..aa.imvi mn aieti, uii i iDertrv oeit ountij.
Wa alao deal ia &)! kim.t sif a.e.nMw.i 11.
m-nta, which we kfv en exhit-ltton far the txa
OfttOf tllO Bllhlin. 1 B aMaa. -ham Im kc.a
aad lake a look at thmn. or addreea na
ClaarflelJ, Pa., July 14, 187.f.
N
TEW CABINET MAKING SHOP.
M. B. SPACKMAN
Dostm to innounoe to the n.1,11. ib.i ka ka,
opoaed a
CABINET MAKING SHOP IN CLEARFIRLO,
Where he win KEEP ON HAND
T TJ a jt 1 1 TJ S E ,
And do all klnda of CABINET WORK and Rt
PAIR FURNITUHE of all k o. .kt
aollco aad In Ibe best peeaible maaner. Sh .p n
Fourlk elroet, oppoelto Park A Merrill'. Crriafi
SI"P- Aug. J, ;i li.
FRESH HEAT-SEW SHOP.
Tho nnderelrnod kerebv Inferme tha oohltr Is
general that they keen on band, rogu ariy. a
their .hop. adjoining JOHN Ul.LlCIl a funitaa
ruoma, oppo.iu Ibi Court Home, ibe
A".er MUSH HKSF, VKAI W TT0S
. LAMB, fuHK, STO, AT
REDUCED TRICES, FOR,, CASH
Market
lornlnga Tuesday, Thorid.v, "1
Meal dl'itored at residsnoo aaei
Satoriiara.
desired.
A .hare of na Iron age li reeperlfuIlT .'.licit.
March I, IS7t-ly. STAIil A NOKRIi
READING FOR ALLII
ROOKS STATIONERY
Market HU, ClearSeld, (at tha Poet titire.1
THE andereigned Bete mare to anecnee. t.
tho eltloeaa of CLorteld and vlrlnilr. Ikal
he hai llud an a rao aa. k.. ..,,eal
from the city with a largo amount of rs.J a
matter, aonal.llng In part of
Biulei and Misoelknnnna Books,
" avua.ai uao rati Boole or eisrr er
eorlplloo i Paper and Envelope!, French preeead
and plain i I'ene and Pencil! i Hlani Let"
l eper., lleoda, Mortgagee Jojgmoel, bf
lion end Pmmliarr Bote!! White and I'.rrl
meal Brief, Legel Cap, Record Cap , aad III" 0
Khaat alnala f... .t.L. 1,1 lt,. '..a.
HUak a ..... .. . ..
...a, Iv, a,,u( IIRH, riOie OT
conitaatly oa haod. Any booha or il.ii"""!
"'i toiey boi oateoa homl. will be .."
by tret aapre.s, and lold nt wholesale or retell
tO la it aualoaa.r. t .ill I - L 1 ...
Iltiratan, mh ti Migailtee, New.p.i cr.. Ie.
r. A. UAII.IS.
laarteUJ, May f, Ull if
JOHN TROUTMAN,
DEALER IN
FUliNITUKE,
ltIATTIlI.HKM,
AND
Improved Spring Beds,
MARKET STRtKT, NEAR F 0.
lai aadinlgaod kegi leave to lafora l""";
aeaa of Cloarteld, tnd Ike public generellr. "
bo knt en kand a too teeortment of Fenlie
eack ai Wilaat, Channel aad Palaled I'haarer
Sallee, Parlar Seltee, Reclining and Em"
,'k. I.. , - Jl , . ., . ... :. ,k. Ba.
a aaainj ... WOOIO OB., , Ball-. --- ,
fontod Dlalag aad Parlor Chain, Caae Seelief
Wladlof Chain, Clotbll Bare, Step led KH
lloa Ladder!, Hal Rack), Scrubbing Brei,"
alOULDINO AND PICTl'RI FliAR
Looking (llaaeea, Chramct, Ae. wkkk aeekl H
IBllable for llelleay preeenla.
decll'TJ JOHN TROfT-