Have you got this fixed yet?
Could you give a little more detail on what you mean by "dirty" carb?
Oxidation tends to turn the brass parts a greenish color. Varnish is an amber color and can flake off and plug or gum stuff up. There is another deposit that I've seen that can plug up the jets and it's kinda like a calcium like substance that's rock hard and will not come off with carb or brake cleaner. It has to be scraped off with a tool of some kind (I've used a bristle from a wire brush to do this, not very well I might add). And of course, there is just plain old dirt and/or sand. Probably some other conditions, but I haven't had to deal with them yet.
Cleaning the near microscopic ports and holes in the carb can be a major pain.
So, let me try to get this straight...
It idles fine, then when you dial on the gas, it has no power until it increases in RPM's and then it's ok. Is that correct?
If correct, that would most likely rule out fuel delivery problems (ie, clogged shutoff valve, filter (probably doesn't have one anyway), or fuel line) as that would manifest itself more at higher RPM. It would most likely rule out any restriction in the exhaust system for the same reason.
It could possibly be a loose electrical connection--check them all, but not likely.
I'm guessing you have some sort of restriction in the carb, maybe caused by some of the "dirt" you possibly missed after your first cleaning, broke loose and clogged something up. If it were me, I'd just replace part #18 JET, SLOW and go from there.
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