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Boots and Shots.
DANIEL CoNNELLY,
Boot and Shoe Manufacturer,

HAS just received enc lot Of French CALF
III SKINS. and Is nov prepared to msnnisc-
ture everything in bis line at the lowest figures.
Tie will warrant his work to be ss represtntee.
lie respectfully soleiis a call, at bis shop on
MARKET street, second door west Of the postot6ee,
where be will do all in bis power to render saith
faction. Some dne Cater tops on hand.
mye, DANIEL CONNOLLY.
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JOHN TRoUTMAN,
FURNITURE DEALER
Market ST., east Of the Allegheny House,
CLEAREIELD. PA.

Il KEEP on hand All kinds Of Furniture, In suit,
l or by the single article. Those in need OF any
article Of Furniture. will hnd II to their interest
10 call and examine my stock, which / will sell
very low Tor each or exchange for suitable luu bef.
Cianrhrll. Pa Anril g. laln.tl
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New School House!

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
- School Directors Of Lawrence Township until
tho ilth day Of January. 1870 for the erection oi
School House near John O. Dixons Contractor
70 find all material. Plans and specifications can
be sccn by calling on the Secretary ai blooms
Bridge. By Order Of the Board.
TAYLOR ROwLEs. President
T.. = nfo'v. Sc rsisrr. si4.s,
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A 20. Al articles to insure insertion in this
|.pcr should be handed in early on Tuesday
.snns. as We 80 to press at II o'clock, tnoon.) }
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CALL ANn SEE.
Stumpsl Stumps!l

rINHE undersigned has purchased the right Of
Clcurdsld county for ENocn FAnSsworTns 5
SrrNr EyrnAcfoH, patented june 9Th, is70-
This is decidedly the most convenient, most dura-
bic, aud best machine Of the day. Wet weather
will not Affect it, the working part being all Of
iron. The machine Il easily set up and will work
any place that eau he pluwcd. We will sell ma.
chimes at n small profit on cost, and will try to
make Il TO the advantage Of farmers to buy them.
We solicit orders from those wanting machines.
II. I. FARNSWORTll. Cloariold, Ia.
J. u. GARRISON, Curwcnsvillc. Ia.
Gro. II. HsLt, Agcut Clcnrhcld, Pa. ~ l56m
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PEACE PROCLAIMED.
THE WAR OVER IN CLEARFIEID.
KNOX TOWNSHIP QUIET.

Nearly all the ContraJdNds going bach
10 their old masters; but nary one
going 10 old Massachusetts,, rhers
they were ioued so long and so weH
I oonst lgenes ofthe above facts. =. SHORT,
i Of the old "shoit shoe shop" would an
nouuee to bis numerous patrons and the people
Of clearfeld county at large, that be has nov Q
hrst rate lot Of good material, jutt received from
the Rasi, and Is prepared on snort notice to male
and mend Boots and Shoes, at HE new shop in
6rahAm's row. lie is satisfied that he can pleass
ALL (ualoss It might be some intensely loyal stsy.
at.home patriots.l lie is prepared to seillow for
Cash or Country Produce. Don't forget the
Shop-next door to Showers Grabsm's store,
on Market street, cleAr6eld, Pa, and kept BY =
fellow eommoaly called
jy2.67y "SHoRTY."
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SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING MACHINES.
am agent for the justly celebrated American
Button hole Over scanning Sowing Machine, the
greatest wonder Of the age. II is light running,
simple durable. does not easily get out Of order,
and does more kinds Of WORK than any other ma
chine made. Price Of Combination Machine, with
cover. s75. Plain Machine, without button hole
attachment, with cover,'S60.
Mns. r. r. WATSON.
clearheld. Nov. 10, 1870 tmyi,7l
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Groceries and Furniture.

His stock comprises full assortment of
everything usually kept in such establish
ments.
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SAMUEL LANDRUN,
GENERAL INSURANCE,
CLINTON ST, HICKMAN KY.
AGENT FOR


the following Companies, which have
net assets as follows:
14gtna Of Hartford, S., $685. 3G 08.
PboRir Of Hartford, 81 ,674,888 81.
Hartford Of Hqrttord,S2, 544, 200 y.
Uudervriter's Of " T., 500 900 600.
Home Of Ne0 York, s4,516,368 90
Home Of NctD Hacen. 81, 786,o6S 10
Mutual Benefit Life Of
Ncto Arb, Ncao Jersey, SO, 345. 500 81
Total, S39, leo, 500 OF
Detailed statements of the condition
of each company certified by the State
a auditor, on fle in the Office Of the Clerk
Of the County Court, in this city,
Be- Every description Of risks Incurred
on most favorable teTBs.-Ga
Losses Promptly Adjusted and Paid
at this Agency.
mch5ly
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ard st Nashville with the Louisville andthe
Chattanooga roads
For tickets apply at the Railroad Office.
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JOHN C. STEELE.
JOHN c. GARDNER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19
Naturalization. % -. T. N oourtr, Iot. sa5I,
Hot.-IlgAtOn, =; q 10. q 10 oogltIy lo,s, lode
THE STATE or TRADE.
IriDDT MARKET.

LIVERPOOL jelly G-l;3 opened dali and gHehshgedi
81 M tvaa $. q o.; Md ..u- Orleans. s.L
I0NroS July l8-l30 a. oCoaso,s 0pni ~ "f09i Tor BON
money Uut- states tgeINen bOA1 o| s-i
i8Gj cd 81; 1867. 9li Territories, 81. 80
L0vDoS Jny l8l;5 mCOnso go ioF both money sn1 tne
account
IvrarooL JAY Bile p m-Co'tou IT, unetargd sh t3
~ Cotton from 81 nhay since st report tie ir o. ID lD
bas Wheat 3a0 y GENITAL for No Red Nts.en Sp.ns e-
cptsof Nh,.. pat three aays, 500 gltei f3 l
Fou "a q bb for Western Canal Peas 70 lf quarter ' ana
ian. $1,000, , -,
money and e account bonds 1882 9. 1863 oil @i
1897. pls. Ten Forties, 9lt
PsR JAY 8Tbe B5grsRente closed AZ e fr1no8 ID cent mes
IsvEr pool Jolly 1850 Cotton closed tuNi hl'Rg "a
lands Az Ndauz Orleans Old II tue day $500 bi- ZtVo
for ,ralqtou export The mSrie Or jans aud oU's al MAJ
et,r Is CT and nominal Clees ;J. Z cy for the hest grades Of
Ameiitan -.
LvEEPoo1 July Is EehingSpin Tur2enne active a. q per
LvRRrOJI Jolly l7.AFrYel, steamer Gtiot if''a 'n
JAM r. al bales OF action sh9 BIrph-i-s ron +' cole
M a. lIes OF CttO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19
s a. sat, Boats-Bdas ORd Rdiroad-E1Pr''
STOKE e. :, AZ
Tuesday, July 1s-P. VI.

The same almost intOlerable dizziness de-
,red for some days past regns supreme Ill the STOCK
market and We find but little worth reporting IN regard
% the movements Of the Board. Prices are toerabiy
well sustained under the circumstances, but If shares
were pressed for SALE nothing but the strongest efforts
~ the ci0ues could prevent serious decline Tie Rock
1rd breakdown is fresh upon the speculative atmos
pse,e Of the street and has marked influence upon
nonle who have become accustomed TO follow in the
ba ~ certain largo operators, and the consequence
now h either an absolute refusal to take part in the move
oents or giving them at the hest very luRewarm sup
mort A sharp attack vas made on Northwestern com
mon stock during the day. and sales made down TO
IS and from this there was no decided rally afterward
The basis Of this decline is the statement that the Mil
vaukee and 81 Paul Railroad Company proposes TO build
AZ independent line from Milwaukee TO Chicago. II this
ste as we have good to suppose it would re-
tiB opening very sharp competition between the two
lines to the injury Of both. The projected line
would be an evidence Of great folly the part of both
corporations aud mutual loss would follow. The next
step would probably be the building Of some line Of ex-
tension By the Northwestern to compete with the Mil
Saukee and St. Paul. and then the construction Of
another line by the ST. Paul from GAINESVILLE Madison
70 Chicago II would need but fair opening OF this
silly fight make the two corporations share the fate Of
the famous Kilkenny cats" The Union Pacific stock
was also freely pressed and recorded decline Of over
one per cent 10 2 Erie maintained the prominence OF
yesterday and after settling back nearly one per cent
recovered this afternoon but again weakened The Cen
ual stock and scrip were steady, and Reading and
Wabash firm as also Lake Shore but the rest OF the
prominent list was heavy and lower, WITH however
10 important decline TO remark. We note sales
Of Delaware. LackawanRa and Western at 100,
Cearo and Alton 1913; Morris and Essex, 92 19J; Hi
tos central 1922. c., c. and ]. c. 10. ST. Louis ana
Jta Mountain, 6Oa6ol; and Chicago, Burlington and
c,i,cr ,r9 The miscellaneous stocks duh, a
small movement only being noted in the coal stocks In
express shares. WesTargo advanced TO o. The follow
ing table shows the highest and lowest prices Of active
stnaks made tO-iav:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19
nnuE srlr tfAREETS.

Par.psrrH, JAY Cotton defined ~ sdHins rpaad'
: S. Fx-ei. ~. Ioi-e frmi soeA greatly cei @ 7,
W. doll coe SI ~ 6el' and ie Is 61" Lars, n SJ ,
Cheese gG.ci Tctory Do os GlIc Flour a' suPer'ne
EF ,ar. II t3S TO- % H. wVf ea' - da All d5o % Re-
we.trn ~ iJasl 81 New do ~ A. Rye-hes ,yc '0n sH
BiTlsoRF Jolly ls-Cctcndu AMI no:aa Low M5in'
ql9Ic Foar llet .ehareei Wheat sra an quot -e
White 81 @0 II 69i Good 70 Pine ~ %a - % 'e,
We'5 5Jo'3, oa e se4! sew S1efp T,c aS shout
tes iic; RIO ss &C. cs, Eio 91c h4a5 gag '4Fe' i@'i
% JAZZ i4-Tloar esly with good denand; sales o
bb.. - or No Sqng - D. ,r Amber Hn.si ~ S , Esb
M No. lsas e. s Gao t os. At I ~
EIris' o. anf5ei p cSt MNe arcba1re Shorts *l SIP
aa', Ta5a Madlrs, S$@s3o tan h t Eg,e
lama asr "a 10 re- oa "a Is to NT.forS carriers ssq
Grain Railroad Freigas-t,saf TO B2i'oa 'S TO M
e Lube shipments BY Cana-ooo bush Wheat 900 bush Corn
LoSi.ynIr JGt scou 4ql MlHng. aole Flor del md
dreoIns Family Ezra SO Whe,t anit aa '[oo.I ol % f
bush sc.ei ara slelei Oats que; &c Ie-Qii g.
T!s PIsn h. packed L'drTs Leaf
Bcrr,Lo July 400 bbi. Whest $1,000 hush
~ go bssS Corn Caaa IRE hts 6n Wle Ii, Com To-
o. 7G to Nesio1 S0'@ .''g Con 411lI toar 5 Ga
We! 6S.- q OH s 'ys "2' We 1t S d Oats sce
la dul At lca loie Hghwine' que 'qd nGaualy So, m
Wbett dull and Gnaa New No Red Winter, 81 g Corn d1i
drooring 5idSc RE steady, with moderate demand New,
7SdJce 0d 8d5 Oats dull snl unchanged Barley steady with
moderate .cAsai: Pail PoTk-F. prices asked bat
man 81 7jd tl5 asked LaDemand light hosrs fnn ci.
dull and nominal; asking shoulders Sc; @ ar hub
Side. 7ld5so BacouOny I'm ted 0bbng de
igd; slouls G,ei Gear Rh Sid- 6.asc Clear Sides 9lI
- asa ~ So Cattle dull at S20Si 2j
g e pcs EIrs; Fair ~ 81 Tobacco lair demand ai
ucrd 2j h taken quickly arrival II
hhi WEiskyDcuaad good Of m closed
bio. uth hat Grsst;lel: q Ole; asking &c.
81 Tors No JAY Gul prices romiral lol Folr
-Demsu and mar arm grades higher SGperine Inter
s,4st s: Extra Winter ~ 49, Double Extra Winter
pa 5 So Treble Ezra IS Wheat acige and Grm; No.
I'D I'm 81 IS; No Wner ~ IS. in elevator Corn dull;
Whit Is lover White sacked elevator &C.; Mixed
AMI acs-l 3c White 6loGi Oats dnl; New ed buk,
on cs ~ &c sackCl 4If3c on hTed. Sic kse doll;
JsIc on tlegatdr Tobacco active and belter Common
T. Good Daz LEFT II; Fair T. Coed Manufacturing SPA $50
angel Pork dull; jobh and oer
H.. eIS5 dbl ou jbbiug and order te Scnlders,
,0.., de-, Clear t4e., STA Htnt-suE'r-
cure -ras D. Lam .a; ales 10 II way C1i t. Live
COOL demand, s p Aolfe dg' lni un'1ged re-
- Lhl. Flour 2lJ BUSH Wheat. 1900 Lah Corn, Il, go
bu-.. O.f lIl 1900 usa. bye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19

Tie Philadelphia stock market was steady to-day.
PENNSYLVANIA skies sold at los; Philadelphia and Erie
Railroad 2si; Reading Railroad, 90 ll6 and Pennsy-
vania Railroad, Gi Gold closed at 1923.
The aggregate amount Of exports exclusive OF specle
from the port Of NewYok for the week ending July 49,
1871, was $444O,6j2.
Messrs Kimbal Plummer, and Talbot Trustees OF the
Boston, Hartford and Eric Railroad, having resigned
the Massachusetts Supreme Court has appointed Cha5
P. Clark and W. T. Hart OF Boston. These gentle
men, upon whom the choice Of third trustee devolved,
have chosen Geo. T. Chapman OF New-YOrk.
The earnings OF the Lake Superior and Mississippi
Railroad for the week ending July show an increase Of
$22,OS9 05.
The Atlantic Savings Bank has declared semannual
dividend of per cent free OF Government tax, payable
and after 18th inst.
The Clinton Savings Bank has declared semi-annual
dividend Of per cent free Of Government tax payable
on and after 18th inst.
The Phenx Insurance Company Of Brooklyn have de-
cared semi-annua dividend of per cent, payable on
demand at their Office in NCwYOrk
The Rutgers Fire Insurance Company has declared a
dividend OF per cent, free OF tax payable in August
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19
COTTON MARKETS.

Mo,P Juy Coau doll aAI nominal accurate qlo;sto1s can
no. be- .ytu. L.. receipts. O bale 10, 3,i-5 bales
LylroS ly ig-Cottou dnl Gooi oFary l6 me- receipts
A. ..: e1rc.. eoariss 90 rllss; stock. l5ul bales
lrIaurE july ID ottsu qt bat stay Mt4HnS ZVtc'i net
e,r- - hs cg: gross q. b1ls soca. l,Jit i4its.
Eory Juig 3Cotn dull hid lngs %. d2lc gross receipts
q. I.l.. sales, g bales; stock. 49, bales.
ri.rsIoy lry I8-ottoa ial; Milngs e'ei net receipts
23l tr IS. sales. lOlhalss. . 20 belrs $50 -,
July lJ0On uactyei Jidihngs S3c net ict u
bsla,. stoc g. 53tT baes. ,..r. a.
StyORLEAs Jaiy l8Co,ton dal and somina Midings zoe
nj roc,irts IO bales: cross 81 bales; eSports-t0 Hagr4A
= as oa.fe 28 bales; sales, sless, sioes 1921 bales
RonLE Juv l8-C0tton quiet; l0~ Md1nny lJtc net re-
eu Il es: erpor~ooaatwc % tales; stock. iJJ iales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.


JAY COOKE q Co. are now selling, and recommend
as a profitable and safe investment for all classes
the First Mortgage 80 Gold Bonds Of the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company. They have 80 years to
run bear Seven and Three Tenths per cent gold in
terest more than per cent currency, and are Sc
cured by first and only mortgage the ENTIRE ROAD
AND IT'S EQUIPMENTS and also, as fast the Road is
completed, $4,000 Acres of Land to every mile of
track or 500 acres for each 81 900 Bond. They are
exempt from United States tax; principal aud ILL
tereSt are payable in gold Denominations: Coupons,
800 to 81 900; Registered, 800 to $1,000.
Northern Pacific 1905 are at all times receivable,
at TEN PER CENT ABOVE PAR, in exchange for TIE
Company's lands, at their lowest cash price.
The proceeds of all sales of lands required to
be devoted to the re-purchase and cancellation of the
First Mortgage Bonds Of the Company. The Land
Grant of the Road exceeds Fifty Million Acres in
the most fertile portion of the Northwest, and the
demand for the COmpanys lands for settlement al
ready exceeds the ability of the Government TO
complete the surveys. This immense Sinking Fund
will undoubtedly cancel the principal of the Com
pany's bonded debt before it falls due
Holders of L. S. Five-Twenties who wish to con-
vert them into irstclass railroad security, can do
so at present profit of about Il per cent, while in
creasng their income interest nearly one-f0Ith, by
exchanging them for Northern Pacific 1908.
All marketable stocks and bonds will be received
in exchange at their highest current price. Full in
formation, maps pamphlets, &c, will be furnished
on application to any agent for the Loan, to JAY
COoKr &, Co.. New-York, Philadelphia, Wash
in
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30.
, Z % g h @sc" IA y, G and Ia, ro,
Lover For Refaci There as been very o'e,.e irfG Via o
q cs Of eoae Oh tle Pe'e aaa,a gsa ".a,P@ light:
sfsi aeR ai@sase at &e sH4 ,O 6.i zach Aaz1st ani
Sdre so a Sapaa W.. .,eady y ce according to raa.
plies ,alc. ofSso bbi.. Jai.. a. Isle
RCE-DOm,slc at le feeling bui thor is 10, activity
al sn 90 S Sr a T. r e. 9 1 sp @ an s' S &c.
sIGA-9e nar are vtl9lt 'geoa chI{e ho eri ard tues
aacc. Ged &sSI . hhs ot CaSs q, IT,
oiqel for Martini AID GlaaGwe ant 30 ,OIea caI
a. sidl0tG Reinei ssady at 1914 lJl. for Hans
sEEDs0ng limited local demand or Clover Seed olci few
ss' s3 t'R Id dull 5s's su ~, s'
s9l sG T S f,o, 5o aI. ~ Sh We
quote e5Tse r ct H. euTTeey ~ o., 80, ana Pen
re prices very Mace da ad heayy tb1ggh lover
SEI s S s E S T Wa qu Ms 5S "a 81 @ SSt%e
90 r ordinary EaziA 10 grme Penang Cs'a at JaSlle
10 ~ Pm'so e, s ioi Pae ai BIl PR d aud
TAlJOW more ae.ve and steady sales loS0 ID "T4ie
wooL-Tbe mAlet +. ol moderately sc,vej mauucGrs
general ihing have uppe. sufficient o immediate wan and DO not
at traction below nsret rates There rather iuqg
iEe grades Of domestic Feee lie tcpon. Of FOsgn Wool,
With price, tending upward PEid Wool arr IL hgh,
All Is' Wool The is unchanged We note sales Of 7s Go
Go5bIss " 'S %oSS 10 peRn ana '1s ~ S,e a. &
2oO unwa,hei soqth Auern 36eie . 800 = wasea Per
Ky; 5000 10 Ohio, 20 coo Medium Michigan It 6c y go
Spring Clip California oo at 81! qf)ci VO ID lett az 81
rs Extra Pulled 50 OOJ n Super DO 5B a5j fbt0
n Lambs do 53a6i 1908 Secured at I5e and 900 10 IuUtd
At 7la15c. We quote as follow:
DoxEsrrc FLEHcFs-Nv.York Michigan Indiana and w'eonsn
Fleece 59H7c Three quarter and Fubei Meno SOC
Halfbod Fcace 559J0ci Qusf.erboof fecee, 35a3e
Common Fleece 52a5'c Comting Fleece Goa69c Ohio Penn'
yans Choice Selected Fleece lOdei haIonY
fleece C2a6; Thres-luar and FGb)od Aeno, tJGG2 Half
blood Fleece God62c Qlehooi Fleece 51N6tc Common Feece
$685.; Combing Fleece 62d65c Iowa, Vermont AMI Hi
nosThEeequaer and Falbloo Meno 5a5ici Habooi Eeee
5d55c; QusrterbOO Fleece 500J5c COmlg Fleece 52a9i
Missouri Kentucky snl TennesseeWasbe Fleece JiGtO Tn
washed Fleece, f6GJ0c. Canada Fleece, CJdt5c.
NOOL-Nhoce,
Bury. 6JG6'c. ,- c.-
PuLlED York City Pnle1 SEA 81. Sev-io CITY
surer Pre t3a5c Sew-IoTk Cty No. Pue a1HSci laMh.
Wool Western aui extra OGS Country superPatd
5ae.; Country No. Pulled iOa i2c a..
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25c Fad CLIP low grades AMI bury gei h1'fa ral '@
sO.; Super Pulled. - &c., Low Pa! A. $50 ,1c
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Fceim exchange Las been dull, ana rates nom
Ds,.y are as boiued:

elt'' shipments tomorrow are estimated at eI7s0oO
IL'i' j. no notable change 10 record in money the low
-@"s hti oloIe current being the ruling ones to-day
business j zone over per cent, the range being
snl and Ie- cent Prime discounts ,so,o o.,
I'to5l Ier cent United States bond. were ann al
Ousiles' was recorded than Yesterday ,Le ,oarof
,hlue steady on the basis OF ll8all3 for 1se7s Fs
Bach TtPOr, as follows at4 DIM: