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.llio. Miliaiility, .f no. ). Thompson.
William Title, iiiVliunl Shaw, ,lr.
Jos. A. I'nl.lwi'll.
KM'IU.TAIIV,
i. r. Kjy.wiiiLKi:.
T KASI II Kit.
JAMES Willi; LEY.
Cl.AMI 1.-
Swiepstukes, open to tdl Breeds and
( umpetdors.
n,t I;u $s I 2,1 Hest Bull $ J
do Cjw 8 I 2d Jo Cow 4
JciiiiK. Tnh Owens. (4'ilto.) Jolin
Sluiw. jr.. Robert Tlioinjison. (.Ionian.)
AN breeds come together iu this class and com
pete, with each other, lo be Judged l.y tliriv good
points, symmetry ol' frame, ability to fatten, and
the stork thoy will produce.
Class 2. Untile Cat'.k, raised in count',.
Hest Cow lor milk $ i I Best ticifff r under 3 y I "
2d do do do 3 do Cull' under 8 mo. 2
llest do do 2 y 2 60
JuLMiK ) :iut thielich, Vm. K. Wrig
loy, V. NV. Wen ell.
Class 3. (Arm.
Best Yoko of Oxen $j
2d bout do Ditdd't Colrfe lorfoi-A 2 III)
Jlihjks Wfti. Kchweni, J. J!. Kylor,
Samuel Brown, (Lawrence.)
Clash 4. Fat Cattle.
Pest fat bullock, cow or hoilTor over2 yrs. l
2d best do lhuld Cuttle Doctor A 1
" JumiKS Matllievv Foie.ee, John Mo
rherson, George. KetlM.arjier.
4S,a 5 Thorowih bred Horses, ry,-ri
Host Stallion $10 I 2d bet Stallion 5
Best Jlare nnd Colt 8 2d be-t Mure A Colt 4
Juimses Thomas II, Forceo, John A. L.
Flegal, Muvitl Whitman.
The prcmiuuii in this class nro intended only
or horses whose pedigree render them worthy.
The society wish to encourngo the raising of high
Moodod horses.
CiMiS ('.. ludom, lira ft and tarm Honrs
Ik-st Sddi horse
Host matched carriage horses, 1 ii'f "
the llornc, Bnd
Best singlo family horse in harness
Best spun of draught limes, or mure,
Bert sj.an of farm horses, or mures,
Beet gdiug, or mare, for werk, over 4 yrs
old, Yotitttt on the Horn and
Best colt under 2 yoars oil, 'uiff on thr.
Ilorte and
The horse that movcf tlo heaviest loud
on sti no boat nithot 'hip, Yon
,t,j the Home, nnd
3 U0
3 00
3 00
4,00
JriuiEs l.ever :lgul, Joscnli jsrenner,
Alexander Murray.
Class . TruUil llorsei, open to all.
Best time 3 in 5, trotting in tingle har
ness, J'uuuff art the H'trtr, an 1 $ i J H"
JiDGEd H. F. Nuiigle, Doct. Foster,
Doct. IJovei'.
No premium will bo paid unless five entries
l.ro made. Kach horse to trot against time. En-
trance foe $5. .
Class 8. Mcccpstakcs. open to all. I uemg
in llai-Mss. Citizens' Purse.
Host 2 in 3 mile heals against time $ 10 00
No premium in this class will bo awarded un
less there are Five entrio. Entrance fee ?3.
Class 9. Trotliiui insiiiijle turners for Hones
In ,,,,,! a nt l.n.tl Iii before the
Fair. Citizens', I'urse,
llest 3 in 5 milo heats against lime $30 00
No prouiiuin will be awarded in this class un
less there are live entries. Entrance feo $2 50.
The horse winning the premium in class 7 can
not compete for the ptcmiuin iu tins class. J
Class 10 Trottivq Houes cwy.e, and ni.iel
in the cmmli.
Best 2 in 3 on time in harness S-'11 00
Best trotting horse, or rar, under fs,'. 11. , j
Yoiiiit hi- florae.
Best trotting horse, or mare, in single 'nr.
ness, I'oiiolf mi Ihe Home.
Best pair trotting horses, or mares, in har
ness, YoHiitt on the Home.
Best pacing horse, or mare, Yonntt on the llo,e,.
Best walking horse, or mare, " " i
Ji-dces -CjI. K. A. Irvin, Ramsey Mc
Munay, Edward Mcfiarvey.
No premium will be paid in this class unloss
thoie aro ten entrios. Entrance fee $1. 1
Class 11. Sheen and II W. ,
Best Ruck, inv breed. Allen't Form Honk A $2 00
llest Ewe. anv breed. do do do
2 00
1 00
1 00
Dip.
Mc-
Best shep fattened for mutton
Best lamb
Best specimen of wool
Ji'uues Robert Wiigley, Robert
Xaul, Sa.uuel P. Wilson.
Class 12. S'dne, open to alL
DaiI Tln.r nnw kreed. V'ulIH'f far. .lim'i A-
2 00
Best Breeding sow, do
Fur, tt Otiriliicr A 2 00
Best hog do oo j ....
Best pig under six months ; ou
JuiMiEH-SHmuel Clydo, Moses Wise,
Andrew Cross.
Class 13. Pon'liy.
Best coop spring chickens not less than fix 1 00
Best nnd heaviest turkey, 50
Best display of chickens 100
J t hues O. K. Jlarrett, Rev Cial'owiiy,
Rov. Gardner.
Class 14. I'lncing.
Owner of team and plow tkat plows green
ward the best, Yunmj Fur, Man' I (fc 3 00
Ownor of team and plow that plows stubble
tho best, Allen' Form Hook ,( 3 00
Jluuks Ross Reed, drier Hell, David
vVolty
Cuss 15. Phics. Hollers and thills, liar-
rows and Cultivators.
Best Plow for stubble or sward 2 00
00
00
00
Oil
liest subsoil plow, llnrry'4 Fruit tluTttrn & 00
Best clod crusher and roller combined, 1 0(1
Best grain drill, Atlcn t tarm limk- I mi
Best side-bill plow $1
Hest reaper & mower $:l (
II, .( cultivator I
Hest harrow 1
Hest eorn-shellei- 1
Bestot-yoko A bows 1
Best trcsh'g machine 3
Best corn-planter 1
liest horse rake 1
Host fanning mill 2
Best hay pitching mach ne,
1
2 00
liest stock and straw cutler
Best horse j.ower for general purposes 2 00
Best original Invention of agrleul. implement 5 00
Jrncrs James Thompson, Jacob Fle
gal, Adam Geui hart.
All article enumerated in this class not made
In the county, but produced ipoo exhibition, if
worthy of it, will be awarded a Diploma.
Cluss 10. Miscellaneous Farming Implements.
Best Bee hive $1 I Best potato digiter 50
Best dnt band-rakesl I Hest stump puller il 00
Best grain cradle 1 liest lot gard. tools 1
Best act farming utensils owned by farmer 3 00
Ji doh Eli liloom, John M. Gumming,
B. I). Hall.
All articles enumerated in this elns inbject to
ame rule aa elms 13.
Class 17. Wheat, Itye, Barley, Corn, Oats,
Fest acre of winter wheat, Amer. Aijricul'iit 4- .1 00
Best acre spring wheat do do it 1 00
Best field of whaot 4 or 10 acres du d i A 3 00
Best aore of rye do do it 2 00
Host acre of corn do do A 2 00
Bust lield of barley not lots than 3 acres do A 2
Fest acre of oats do do
A 2
Feet bushel of corn ears do do
Best 3 acre of buckwheat do do
Best bushel of winter wheat do do
Best busbol of spring wheat do do
Best 4 acre of potatoes do do
Best i acre of beam do do
Beit acre of clover iee.1 do do
Best i act broom corn
Al
Al
A 1
Al
A2
2 oo
, .1 j 1
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f'...l n , I l'ii " i
Lnt ' I t l"i"; 4"'"
It -- N ll H'MII mil Ii,
ii ii-.
All", .'"hll I. HI I Mll'-I .
I fi,( Ll ill r Hlll ptl'I'Trtl Kill t I'll'll lO
i.,.. Hull ii Id Uir lii! "I In I pilil. Mud mi n'
Ii, In I iii ii i -Ii -l L.; Ili rOill.il.iM. t li t be
iHiUMlie I, it Wi I Jill' h "'"I "! I 'I' null"!
lh 1 uir.
A jiliemilp I t pri-iiiiiiini must lnr,iih llm I "in.
n.illn' Willi M n l-io-'iit numdliv Ihein-'Ii f"(
under pb"l! nl Iran it v, ol lh miimillr oPr,iin
ruiffil mi ihe Ki' iind t'liliTi'd f"r premium, nd
iiiii-I slule eniri i lly as he ran llie kind mi l on
dil;oU ol llio pn viiiu- i ropsi the kind nnd iiiiiii
I ly of seed lown, mid llie tune W.d modi' ol pol
ling it iu the grouad
Persons euleiing field rrupt fr e.liiMhi,n, or
inlelidinjt to do S", may fcive notioe In lliu Kxeru
live foiiiinittee ul any lime, and have llie lield
measured uud ..'tainiued ny a coiniiiltfeo while
growiiig.
i Cam 1 Hreivl ami ( eri'ii 'U,
Dcst loaf of wheal bread Mploum.
llest loaf of ryo bread
Dip
I) iii
llest loaf of com bread
Host pound rako Hip
llest fruit cuke lip
Host coll'tie cake lip
llest bulehelor eako "
llest pr's'rv's A jelly"
Dent li'splay ol jel
ly A i.rcservKi Dip
llest iponge cako
llest jelly e iko
llest ladys' cuke
lies I cuku
llest jelly
llest pie. iiny kind
Host ice, efi'Hia
Dip
Juices- Mr. .Joi'ih W . 1 lioiiipMin
Mrs. (i. D. OoodlVllow, Mis. luviil Ihus
I.m-.
, Ci iss 10. Hiiller ami cheese.
T.est 5 pounds or more of butter $1
llest 1(1 lbs., or more, of lorkin butter mudo
in May or June J
llest cheese ,
.Trl:KMrS. Win. S. Il.'iid, Mf3.
Martblioi n, Mrs. Moseo Fulton.
Class 'JO Flour.
llest 50 lbs. (lour 2 I llest SO lbs. rye flour $1
llest 50 lbs. spring Hest 50 lbs. dm meal 1
wheat Dour 1 I Hest lbs. bnek-
! w heat Hour 1
Jl-dues-S. 1$. J Jiibn, Wu. llilos, Chan.
Sloan.
Class 21 . J miestic Articles.
11 st box or jar of honey f (lt1
11...1 in ll miiiiln siiiiur Dili, or bO
llest penebes put up air-tilit
Itust touinlos put up iiir tibt
llest blackberries put up air tight
Hest currants nut un nir-tiht
Dip. or 5 i :
Dip or 5t
Dip. or 50
i"."-
Host fancy jar of nickels Dip. or 50
Hest gpllon syrup or sorghum, er each, Dip. or 50
Uet cured ham (cooked) with mode Ur " P- ' P"' ' , I
curin " Ac Dip. or 50 ; mad.;. For nil improvement uselul to
Hest dried be'ef with mode of curing, Dip. or 50 : tl,0 farmer, and having valuuMe proper
.Iliiuei Mrs. Win. C Foley, Mr. S,h tie-, dispretionarty premi.ims may bo re-
r.tirnitl 1 I r Kl I HI' II I ClI I'lV ('IIS villi'. I Mrn. 'nnmniandeil bv tlio iudies uml awardeil
i .:. " 1 '
Slaov W. Thoinrson
Class 2-. Domestic Manufactnra
llest 10 yards Flannel
liest 10 yards sattinet
llest 15 yards woolen carpet
Hest 15 yards rag carpet, wool chain
liest 10 yards cloth
liesl pair woolen blankets
liest woolen coverlet
llest woolen fringed inits
llest pair woolen knit stockings
llest specimen ol' knotting, knitting or aed
dle woik b miss under 12 yean old
50
50
50
50
t A
Hest pound linon sewing threail
vA jl stm-king yarn
n,.ft I'.iot nn t
Jcuofcs Ir. Win. Caldwell, (Tike,)
Mis John N'orvi", Mr. N iney Shirey.
Cms 23. A'.wV. SUeU. Hj.,: WW k, il'e.
Best specimen of nemlle work Dip or 50
Hest specimen needle worn on uim:uine - i' "i
i, ... v,,e;iiiien llowers in worsted
uii or
- Dip or 50
Ht aneeiinun embroidery do
llest specimen tinliromorj in lave
liest speeiuieii embroidery in muslin
Hest ( eriineti of lealher work
Host niecimen of wax flowers
Hest Hiioeiuii'D of feather work
Dip or 50
Dip or ;id
Dip or 50
Dip or jo
Dip or 50
Hest specimen of or .amcnUil work
Dip "i 50
Dcst s nit maUo t.y miss unaer u jears , ,
Jlik.es-Mrs. Richard Shaw, jr., if-.
A. M. Smith, Mrs. Jacob Faust.
Class 21. Milliner;! and )rrsMn :ii.
Best uiiir.nery $1 Hest dress making $1
.JrncFs Mr. Samui'l Arnold, Mrs. C.
Z. Mc'.'ullotigh. Miss Mnj-'ni.' Ilaltnian.
Class 2"i. Artistic Work.
Best painting iu oil
Hest portrait painting
Heft untile paiutiug
licit painting in water colors
Hest ornamental painting of any kind
llest Daguerreotypes taken on the ground
liest aiuliroljpcs taken on tho ground
Heft photographs tukou ou the ground
llest landscape painting
Best penman-hip
Best architectural drawing
J rixir.s Mrs. Eliw Irvin. Mrs!
Dip
Dip
Dip
Dip
Dip
Dip
Dip
Dip
Dip
Dip
Dip
F.d-
mund Jones, Mrs. F. K. Arnold.
Class 2o. Designs.
Best designs for farm house, barn, earring" J a
' Inure and jtable j
Hest design f,r dairy houso 1
Best dosign for bridgo with plan, span not)
less than :'50 foot j
. .1 nil
! Jl Dc.F.s Hugh Leach, Robert Jlough-
icily, Mllo liny t.
Cliss 27.- M. tulic Fairies and Machinmi.
Best cooking-stove, wood or coal, 3 00
o. k.,., An. ,1,. do 2 00
3d host do do do Dip
Best parlor-store
2d best do
licet cast iron fenco $d
2d best do do Dip
l
Hest specimen or lt of tin-ware
2d best do do do
llest specimen blucksiulthing
llest specimen gunsniithing
llest specimen iron-turning
llest plate castings
liest shower-bath
2 00
Dip A 1 00 ;
2 0J
2 00 I
2 00
1 00
1 00
Hest original invention in c.unty
5 00
lkst display of table nnd pocket cuttlery, ...
American manufaeture j
Hest display of e Jg. tools Dip
i,.st di-pluy of furu.ing and field tool Dip
J tin. M John L. Cuttle, Henry Kerns,
T.)uviil l ylcr
Tlio almvo premium ore oll'ored for ir-
tioles nniniifiieUiri'd in the. counlr. A
liij.lotna may be awarded for any ot' the
above articles mi exhibition without re
gard lo Iheii place of nianufucture.
Class 8. I 'thick of all kinds.
Best family carringe $5 I Hest timber sled $2
liest buggy 4 Best horse cart 1
Best farm wagon 4 Best wheelbarrow 1
Best sleigh 2
Ji iigks--Samuel Kirk, Jacob W. Camp
bell, James Foil est.
Ci.as.'j-'.). (.ahinvt-ware in county.
Best dressing biireau$2 I Best lofu $2
Best extsin. tablo 2 Best lounge ct. 50
Best wash stand els. 50 Best look'glass frame 50
Best ottiee chair 50 I Hest set pari, furo'o $1
Hest variety nf cbairs$2 i Best set chairs - 2
Hest bedstead
Best centre table
1
Best displr.y of cabinet-ware
Dip 2
Jl hues James II. Fleming, Christopher
Aruizer, .losepn Irwin, (Lawrence.)
Class 30. Conperwg and carpenkrinq.
Host pin ware tubs, slauds, Ac, Ac, Dip A 1
do specimen sasli 1
do window-blinds 1
do panel-door 1
Ben lot buckets 1
Best lot baskets 1
Best set grain uieas'rs 1
Junius Abr. Moore,
Wm. Robiaun, (IWl'8.)
II train Leach,
Class ol. Hoots and uaraen I e:jeabfes.
Best 1 buh. carrot 5flc
BestS h'dscabbago AOs
Best 2 do oauliflow. Dip
Bostqt' Windsor busoOo
Hest vart. melons 5(lo
Host vari. squashes aOo
do i d rutabags.'.Oe
do i do U. potat oOe
do i do toaiato 5 lie.
do j do ta. beets 50o
do do sw'l lion &0e
Host 4 stalki celery Dip
JiniiE Thonrns Mills, lion. John Fat-
(on, David Adams, Sr.
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I tiiu.li. hnlii"'
ilo j!nl' ldl 1
do di'pla.V " Idler V :i
llil enll skill .' ''
llest tide k li li illll, .id '
ll traieli'jt t r ii ! K
I:, .1 si.ie stilv I, 'Hill
i0o
llel sid iiii do
J i Di.l.. .lut'oh I ii'i't, limo
i
'SrtB'" '
.tiiini-a Slew-nil.
1
Uteri' II ork.
I'l II I. 'I'iiiIoi ' , 't li
llesl nit ol rlollit'i inn, le by hand
ft "a
Hi , I ruhl mnde by a I nly '
Hesl pan!" nnd st made by a lady I
llest husk mnttress ! I llest straw mattress 1
mi
IIII
110
let hair niaitren 2
Ji ii'irs Willinni Fenth, W in. Tettle,
Samuel Shu finer.
( l. ss ," I Frinlmii ii count J.
Ilvst bundbill Dip I Hes't blank
II, st curd Dip liesl newspaper
Hip
Dip
Dip
lieiit orniunental priming
JtitiiiR Willinni liigh-r, II. I!
Win. M. McCullouijh.
I ' L as 'iii. iS'doit'-MMi-i;.
The In. -I drain tile
Svoo,ci,
Dip or 50
Hip .r 50
Dili or 50
I he best biuckets
The Lest Mitiorv
The best lirobriek Dip Ti e best brick L-'P
.IniriKs (!. H.Uooilli'llo-A .Jhiiuel Fuiiht,
Satmii'l I'll'll.
LAS3 3tj. Cu'inViii chemicul action in
am nt u,
The best available manure at moderate cost $1
The bent do do for farm products I
The best material for luu
The best tallow caudles
The best vinegar
The best linseed oil
The host specimen of soap
00
til)
50
60
50
50
50
50
Liu,
The testwriliug-iutt
Judcki Ioct. Caldwell, Doct.
l)oct. FetztT.
Class 37. Woml and Stone,
Hi st dresed Ftono $1 I ilest mill stono fl
do grind ttone 1
do shingles Dip or 50c
do floor boards I
worked J
do weather bds I
i..i f ti
do bulkr bow l Dip50o
do turned article 60o
do wii.h'K maihino 1
do split or Blia- I (
ved hoops t
do butter Udle Dip
numou V I - - - ii
.Ii;ih:ks losinli V. TliOIHI)SOIl, Josm)'
Appleton, Jolin Monro, ( r erjiunou.)
Uisoretioiiary premium will lie awarded
I for till articles ot merit exhiiiiien ny me
ehnnics in nil the various tranches, and
i . i .. i. ;i.; . ;. . ...in iu
-: . .; . ;...,-.:,.,
by tho Executive Committee
Cuss oc.Xt'trat Minerals.
Best suit of useful minerals of CiearOold 1
including coal I
ti 00
do cabinet of minorals of Clearfiold nnd 1
adjoiuing counlios, to be the prop-
crty of the society J
do limo stone- iHe Best potters' clay
do I're clay 5'lc do burnt lime
do in, Hoc. offnssi s $1 do coal
JuixiKs Doct. tico. Wilson, Docl
00
50c
fl
I
I.
O. Crouch, Doct. Kline,
Clash 31). Fruit.
Best displny nnd greatest varioty of graf- )
ted apples, summer and winter I mil ,
named and arranged J
Oil
Uo ui.-piay auJ greaiesi varieij u. pcai.-, i
00
mi iii 'il uml urr.mgeii j
do dis lay and greatest varioty of peach- I
es, named and arranged j
do coll'.'. tlon of plun.l, .
do colic -tim of cherries
do collectiun of .prince
do specimen of npples, one peck
do specimen of fureiga grapes
do specimen of American grapes,
do seedling grapci raised in cuuuiy and I
worthy of cwlturo J
do domeslii! wiu, A inodo of manufacture
do curr.intj 50 I Best blackberries
I
do Hnosel,eirie8 50
. I f mils Thomas lfcndcrs,ni, Henry
II lies, Jonathan SpueUmun, (lliraid.)
C;,as M. llorsi'mniuifiip.
To the lady who manages her horse best I
mid s'.ls most gracefully i
To the gentleman who manages his 'i -r. '
be.-t nnd sits most -raxel'ully
Host displny of Imiwuiuiiiiship, not lci 1
than live couple j
do driving in the course by u lady
do cuuipnny of cavalry
do " " i ul ii n try
do bind with brats instruments
do martini band Din I best ten singers
Dip
Dip
Iii
Dip
Dip
Dip
Dip
Dip
J t ii.iKs 1'.. fj. llinMiiau, II n am Wood
ward, John Carlisle.
Clapis 41. Xwscrief,
Hest nursery containing the greatest vari-
M 00
ety or (nuts and shrubs, cultivated
in llio most approved manner, (tho
applicant to furnish written des
cription, with tho variety and
mode of culture)
2d host do do do do Ilnrru , Fruit Oanlen.
.1 riHirs Duniel Iiowiunn, John
Han-
eock. James Tliotntwon. (Morris.!
Class 42. (icneral J.ist.
. i ' ' 'i
Best display and greatest varioty ot flowers
j d do do do plants
j do of floral ornament
I Jo "'sket bouquet, with handle,
! do hand bounuet
Dip
Dip
Dip
Dip
Dip
Miss
Junius Miss S. M. Thompson,
Helen Cutile, Mis Sophia Radebatigh. I
GREATEST ISATTLK UN RF.CORD!
15,00 Killed and Wounded, and
30,wu taken Prisoners !
YITII CAMP KOTTIPAfiE AM) I
sta rnn n t l j. e J r v. '
iu.vuu wuii.u.iiui ucuu uoiu iuo
BONDS OF SLAVERY ! !
I7VERY man that has read anr tbi.: of the
J past history of this WAH must finally come
to ihe conclusion that the Confederate Govern-j
ment would be broken down. It was only a ques-,
tion of lime. But now we have the above Ulori
out soul-stirring nows to cheer us up ; and the
only draw-back to our joy and glorification is tho
imminent (lunger of the Contrabands coming
North to "eat out our substance," and to wear out
or shoe 1 But of ono thingthcpeople of Clear
Oel I county may be assured, and that is, that
FllAXK SHORT for short called Short-te is
telling limits ek hlioes a cheap as any other
man in the county ; and if you don't believe it,
jusl give him a call on curt-week, orat any other
time, nad see for yourselves, ll would just re
mind ihepublie that his shop is now on Market
street, in Shaw' Row whore you will find him
just as Short a usual if not a little thorter of
Cash than be would like to be.
All kinds of work on hands and made lo order
on short notice, and as well'niado. and as eood fits
as oan be'Vkeered" up here or clsewhure.
i.4,Don't forget the shop on Maiket street,
in bhaw'i Bow, directly opposite Iter. II, B.
5wooj.ii' office. F. JH0RT.
Clearfield, June 11, 1SB2.
WILLIAM A. WALLACE. JOUN G. I! A I.I
Attorneys af law,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
S. W. THOMPSON. JAS. E. WATSON.
THOMPSON A WATSOX. Doalor In Timber,
Saw-Logs, Boards and Shingles, Marysrllle,
(Clearfiold Bridgo P, O.,) Cloarfiold county, Ta.
Aug. 19, 1363.
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it ii. noni i.ANi i ii, i n riililiiii'',
Tel ni nl' ,1rterlllnK.
'. . AdrsrlUenii i,is at Inserted In ths Kf nMlrnti
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Three, ninares, t I t t i BO
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luir a column, i t I t K 00
Uno column, I I I I 14 00
14 1)0 '
is oo
S5 00,
20 00
Over three, weeks and leas than thro moaths Si
cents ner snuaro for carh Insertion.
HusifiHii C6t!ces not tfOieding Sltnei are
asrted fur 12 a year.
Advirtisiittunts net rorlrl wltktHe number of
D!07tlnns desired, will continued until forbid
nnd charged aeoordicg to ths terms.
T7
$35 00
1VYS the entire cost lor Tl'lTIOX In the
most p,, pillar mid successful COMM KRCI AL
SCHOOL In the country. Upwards of Twki.vb
lliiNiuinn young men, from twknty-kioht difler
unt Htatos, nave been oducatod for business here
nithlu the past three years, si, mo of whom hav
been employed as BOOK-KEEI'EIIS at salaries
$2000 00
immediately epon graduating, who know nothing
of accounts when they entered the College.
jp-Sliuister'iSons half price.
Students tutor at any time, and review when
they please, without extra charge.
For Catalogues, Specimens of l'enmanship, nnd
View of the COLLEliE, enclose five letter stamps
t JENKINS A SMITH,
i May 15, 01. ly. Pittsburgh, I'a.
WATCH & JEWELRY
TIIHE undersigned respectfully
I informs his customers and the
public generally, that he has just
received from the East, and o en,
cdathis establishment in GRAHAM'S KUW
Clearfiold, Pa., a fine assortment of Clock,
Watciibs, and Jewelry of different qualities,
from a single piece to a full sett, which he will
sell at the most reasonable prices for cash, or in
exchange for old gold and silver,
CLOCKS of every variety on hand, at the nn.it
reasonable prices.
ALL kinds of Clocks, 'atones and Jewelry
arefully repaired and irrrnnlr(.
A continuance of patronage is solicited,
Sept. IU, I860. II. F. NAVJOLE.
Flyer's Patent Charn,
A superior rirt'cle. A family using thl Churn
I never need ho without butter!
All the abovo and many other articles are lur
nished tn customers cheap for Cas or exchanged
r..r approved country produce. Cherry, Maple,
I'oplur, I.inwood and other Lumber suitable for
Cabinet work, taken in exchange for furniture.
jK-0l'emeuiber Ihe shop is on .Market street,
Clearlicl.1, l'a., and nearly oppo.ito Ihe "Old Jow
Storj." JOHN UULICH.
Nov. 20, W.2. y
D. U. lllsll. T. J. M'CILLOLGU.
lU'SH k M'CULTiOUGlT,
Collection Office,
Clearfield, Pa.
JriTl GltAUAK's NEW- Bl'lLDINO.
Feb. ii, '1)2.
W A L T VAl W Alt UK TT,
Attorney at Law.
HAVINll resigned hfs commission in the ar
my, and resumed tho practice of Law, may
bo oonsulted on professional business at his office
on Second street, Clearfield, Pa. All businets
promptly attended to. Feb. 11, '63.
ii. wT'sMiTiT'oTDj.'
Mr.IU Il.VXTS, anil dealers in Dry
(londs, tlroceries, Hardware, Quecnswnre, and
ever, thing usually key f by Ihe trado. Store on
SECOND Slruet, below Judge Leonard's, oppo
site tho Presbyterian Church, Clcarueld Pa.
Dec. 4, ISC1.
JOSEPH R. M'MURUAY
j .'rv-friHT-ofrNTTa .yf 530
j A N D 1 KA L K It IX L V M li E Ji
New Washington, Clearfield County, Pa
i July 1st 18G3.-tf
if , A w , IL 10. a t
IkllMlUfcUJU U Mil iUlii tH y, II, 1 il y
LUTIIKRSBIRG,
CLEARFIELD COUNTV, TA.
WILLIAM SCIHVEM, Proprietor
ilay H, 1S63. ly.
cyrexius howe.
Justice of the 1'eace.
For Dkcatc Township,
will promptly attend to all business entrusted te
his cure. P". 0. Address, Philipsburg Pa.
Aug. 21st lsfil
..
IjHACTICIXfl Physician, and Examining Pur
geon for Pensions. Ollio Southwest corner
Second and Cherry streets, Clearfield, Pa.
January 21, 1863. -ly.
DR. J. W. POTTERi
Plijhirlan and snirffeon, has psrmanentlj
locauil at rrencliville, Uovington township, off
r his professional services to the surrounding
community. .Mays, isr,
.if "vTku 'atzer,
Mi:itCllr, and dealer In Board and
Phingles; Urain and Produce. FRONT Street
- 1 above the Academy Clearfie.d Pa.,
Dec. 4, 18BI.
OH SALf-A Carringe, saitable fr one or
two horses in eood condition fur sale
cheap for CASH, by
K. V. WILSON
ClcarGold, June 3, 18(1:1.
Jau Mc Murray.
Matt. Irvin.
DEALFRS IN
Dry Goods, Groceries Lumber, Jcc,
Buinsido, l'a
De. 21. 18S2.
W. W. 811 AW,
PHYSICIAN A BURGEON,
nAS permanently located at Sbawrille, Pa.,
wher he resrectfullv solioit a ihar of
public patronage
May 27, 183.-y
DANIEL GOODLANDER,
JUTll H of th peaee .,.,.
Lulhorhurg, Clearfield Co, Pa.,
wUl attend promptly to all busine entrusted
to r. iq March 28, 1 80. y. dv
WM. M't'UI l.tUTGH, Attormky at
, Law, Clearll I, Pa. Office with L. J.
Cram, Esq., on Poccn,' troot.
March 26, 18f,2, tf.
-w- turn FIUHAI. In.ls. nfil, PM.. t
1 I lli.r.l,.iri, rirfi.l,l nn.t. t. ..Ill . I1..J
promptly to all busines entrusted to hi" car.
Lntbersbarg, April 4, 1801.
J, 4 . ' - . " HI w... VUUUIJ . I. I "111 .11-1111.
mciiMin mossop,
tolil.HiN Mi I inM I s Iiruiii i
I ,',,
S ti i 'itt
Si t,!ili,,l
Ml 1 'll l'i
l ll.1lillll
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Jusl tri i i i"l nt .Mll! I
(UMlllAMH
i i I I I V !
lit
III
at
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ul
nt
Srnnl lull
Solisiil ion
SMit inn
Sfiisiilioii
Si'iisniion
It in-
.ri
,ilm
jirii'iis
'
1KIMS
,11 1.( IV M
I K AVALS
i
SHAWLS
I'liVVIW
irii'i
nt MuSMOl'S1
Soiisnlinii Jiriren
.Sensation jini'i
Si'iisition juici's
I tii.DHI'.D I
MUSLIN.SJ
All lo bo !iml hi Mos.su l'S'.
ul
nt
Ni'iiNntiiin
Metiiiiliiin
Scnsaiion
Sensation
Kit Mil ion
puces
price
prices
pi ices
In.'CKASlI
CURTAINS nt
FAULK CLOTHS i4
Fill Mi IS
ul
prices
ul MOSSUl'S'.
LACE nt Sensation prices
HOSIERY lit Sensation price
Rll'.lmNS at Nunanlion , iuice
TRIMMINGS)
of all kinds & V at Sensation prices
in any nuan'iy )
Alwavson hand nt MOSSOPS'.
f'ASSlMKh'ES nt
SATTINIXS ut
TWEEDS ut
JIANS nt
VKSTlNdS at
SIllRTINIrS nt
Spiimlion
Sensation
Sensation
Seiisalioii
Si'iisiilion
Sensation
prices
j.iices
prices
prices
prices
' .
prices
al MOSSOPS",
CLOTHING suclil
as Coats, 1'anH,
Veala,
Under Hliirls,
Flannel Shirts,
Jlools, Shoes,
l sensation prices
Hats nnd Caps, I
Now for sale at MOSSOrS'.
HARDWARE
such oh Sa's,nniU I
ut sensation
prices
Forks, Knives,
Spikes, Hinges,
LIQUORS, such "
ms Wine, Rrandy,
0 in, W h iskey,
Cognac, etc., etc.,
FRUITS, such as
r, ii ..
at MOSSOTS'.
at sensation prices
i runes, iiuisins,
Figs, Filberts, ic. )
at sensation prices
at MO.ssors
GROCERIES, say )
r I u u r, Hams,
Shoulder, Kupar,
Moluss'w, Collee,
Tea, C r a c k e ra.
Spices, Candles,
Coal Oil, etc., etc
at sensation prices
Always lit MOSSOPS.
BLACKING at sensation prices
ROPES at fcensation prices
POWDER at sensation prices
SHOT at sensation prices
LEAD ;it sensation prices
CAPS at sensation prices
At the ftoro of RICHARD MOSSOP.
mossop r
Always hecps on hand a lull
nssoilment of all kinds of goods reijuiied
lor the accommodation of llie public.
Kov. 12, 1802.
o,()()() 31en,
YOl'InS atsJ BOYB
can bi supplied
CLOTHING it FURNISHING GOODS
at REIZENSTEIN BR")3. A CO., whero it
r TO BE
Sold at price that will Induce nil to be
Ii
A.
Hy devotd interest to tho CLOTHING ESTAB
LISHMENT the universal satisfaction which has
been (riven has induced them to enlarge their
STOCK, which In quality and selection, li now
inferior to nono
IN PENNSYLVANIA.
Come, and you can hare
i;v o.:ni i:,
All kindi and styles nf Clothing at nearly one
half
OF THE
Prices usually asktd nt other Store.
Clothing good onongh to suittho
GOVERNOR,
Or any other man. '
ftr-Remeuiber Ihe place, in the MANSION
HfH'FE, opposite tha Bank.
REIZENSTEIN BROS. t CO.
Clearfield, April 8, 1863. 3m.
NEW FIRM.
HAR'l-SWlCK & HUSTON
BR0GSISTS.
MARKET Street CLBAKFIKLD lA.
irnnn i. .... . I. i - t
,, . , J ... .
and
" "'".v"- "J
,t t has r mi i tr ti ir rw rri' . s r
DRUGS and CHEMICALS
PAINTS OILS AND VARNISH
rr.RFl'MKRY A TOILET ARTICLES. "
BLANKS, BOOKS AND STATIONARY.
TOBACCO & SEGARS.
And n gcuorul asHortmcnt of .VARI
AT1ES anil Fancy ARTICLES.
W respoetfnlly Invite a til. feellnt eonfl
dent that we can supply the Wants f all, on
terms to Iheif fitlifaetioD.
HARTSWTCK A HUSTON.
Clearfield April 2?th 18(13. tf
tllOM IS J. M CULLOITGII,
i Atlorue- at Law.
j. l mi.. it.. i. r.....i.
I TI MV..II V. M..'.I.. fl....H.I,l
V . 1..1 . 1 1 .l 1 1 J 1 . ' f . , 11 J n, T, I-. X 1 1 B . y 1
Ta -Will attend rwinptly to Collections, Hal
( ol Lands, Ao. Dee. 17, '63.
S'i
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M... r""d l ri,V'rt Isn l., tn. ,.
I IIHIW noli, S l,y inn led, it in,
die l-y Mi il-.lhif a w-k. ,,'la
tllin are iiiiii -l nl I'll, i..,.,l W,,"'
I, -wn'li'p, r'ln ..fi eiini, j '
further liifntTtitinn, ply, with (,
lot a i iin'ilur, In ' ' "',
ii. nuMaiN ri,iv
I'fl Prd.ir street, New York. v
Jan.
2 1, 1 ';!.
Iv.
' ' i
New Wntch Bud Jewelry 8t0
(J II
1 Al III IN. lu
' Hi Inter
t ..i in. I .... " ;
on his own honk In llio sh ,p lo'rnierly ,fl'f
by Iheiu en Seenad stre.it, litr he isY '
i '"' Mil r. l
to keep up Ins repulatiun as a rouii,l.,i.
I"k.
t. i L 1 1 i.
"tU E
ny iiiiiiikbii worn i nuusteil to him
lice, in llie best maimer, and on tli
oiinnie lerius. ueiying llie emihty, sll j,
i a fair trial. Ill.il a e,intmiinli..n ..'r ,i r
nL'0 burelol'iire I'M. n,l, ,1. I.m.l, r. . r"1'
Til I; Hit! WATCH , f
N. B The Cash will be nuiti.,
ien the work is delhcrod. g Jj
Clearfield, March I, lf'ti.l. y '
CoalT
f pilt subscriber respectfully onniej b. j
I citizen! of CUarfield iin.l vieitiitt iUl I
now prejiorcd to supply the very boat qnalai! '
! COAL at the shortest notice, Tho trrIOjJ '
'la designed to he permnnenl,
I III .., l. . . .... U 1
l, and atoll,,
will alwavs be kept on band.
PRICE 5 ruils it th I)an(r, '
7 rents delivers.
;CrFor tlio pjblio enntonieaee, OnUjL
Coul will bo given at Kratzer's itoro.
JOHN FEE.VET
Clcarlleld, April 8, lSfil.-fim.
Iat iciiai SSTiTtT
MAINE KTBEE7, tTRVE4NiSTLU t-
WM. A. MASON, Proprietjr '
rpiTISb.ng estalilished and well kni,i,j
J. TEL, situated in tha w. st end of tu
bus been rem. h lied, enlnrted aud iiapnatj,!
tho proprietor respertfully (innoonees to
nieroiis tiieods, nnd to the travelling film
be is now prepared to accoiuuiudatt) allvUs
favor liiiu w ith a call.
Ample, sufo nnu coinfortnblo ittiblinji,
Inched to the' j.reinlses, niul trusty itttifc
will alwayt be on hand. Chargei modernii
Feb, 12, 1S61;
1 KbWm
with i jamkm t. LKOHAnn.
P. i.TIH
A. . m
, A. WAI.L.ll'K.
Bankinn n)t f olltrtion (S
OF
LEOIfART), FINHEY4C
C L K A R K I K L I,
CLEAliFIFLD COUNTY, K
hills ok ExeiiASor.voTHHAvniniArTsiimciiii!
i .iao I TS It V.V. I '.I V KO, a '
Collenlinns made and proceeds proinpfljfml
r,xcuun-e mi ihe lilies constall)
on hand.
Cf Oflice on SecendSt., nearly opfwiiii
COURT HOUSE. ;
"Dulklpy's Palci!.
Lumber Dried hy mtati(X
rpHE undersigned respectfully inr,innfti
X pis of Clearfiold and the adjoining eeai
that he has tlio agency of the ot rumi
will sell Individual, C.unty and Tuwo-bifr;
for its use. The Lumber dried by l!,is pn
stronger, finishes bettor, i easier on tW,'.i
lequires less lime in drying than any "tis
ecsi known and drying 1 inch lumlierp,
in 'i6 hours, and better than many ni-nihio
tho old system Using the same atnoucn'l
per jay that a eoomiiu.n kiln con'umt'i. t1
tificales of a linuibrr of resident meehawV
known in this community, is amply K
convince Ihe most skeptical of Its practWr.1
Persons dotirouaol purchasing rigbtiw')'
joun Li cinu-
July 1, 1S6T. ClearEflih
: New Goods!
REED) WEAVER k Co., . -
Ait jit "
Ing a splendid: lot of the most carefully
ever brought to th place which tbiy
thoir customers, and tho public gemrsill "2,
very lowest figure tho markets will aff.nt. I
Juno 10, lht)3- - . ' f
AT '
KllATZEirS,
Wool and Flax SDinninu
I UT luu lin n i r.lSlllr,'dMJ",
J ' bands bv Ilia umlers ifiied, bi i'in.
- "
v.""""' .. . j
ipeopla of Clearli
people of Clearfield eonn ly to emhrses U"
tnnity now orlered to ocure one of ti "r
Machines. They will be sold cheap
rsni. Call at the Old Shop in Cr'
May 6, i Sf3. y
SuaTiuiniT liair-l)ressW-
JKUE.M1AU .0liiaS resictlUy.m ,
to his friends of Clearfield """'Jw
hi has returned to his ll lnd, nn,""
nurml l.t smiiiIap tlM lliiml HurloCt Sallw01" I
, who may desire his professional servif'1 ,
i -Clearfield. Aprdjj;
'
,
Won I Wool.
Oy.vnn; for which the bw.r
J P"c. 7will be paid by. KKATrf-
Clearfield, May 13, l1'3.-. '
RYE, COR
I I'll tins
' 1 FAMILY FLOl'R
ah i.r r iiui i.
. m.t rw HI ,irb f,it Mid I"
I , . .
rlws- Also; Hi K ami t i'k.i
j PUiKjfburg, Way It, I8.-
, u'lnni
n i. r
9 M
If COB