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Wednesday Morning. October 7. ISC 3.
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WALHIt II. LOWItlK,
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1 I '. !IOC H A TIC I lT H 1 1 T Til KM.
ASSKMLIY
T. J. BOYER, of Clearfield county,
A. M. BEN O.N, of Mclvenn county.
DEMOC K ATIC COU TV Tl C K HT.
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'A VILLAIN.. TO THE. '"MjJ ""sYrY" 'rrn."""
..ii,At m. M,hfi.-.Uioit --tlnt c.ni.l.datu - ciuii.M'y at pirn 10 cm
Wo., i NAnn decidi-d th. I "M.UIi.TK'I'nurci nti iliirii.il rvrt whet . to he cm
RICHARD LlOSSOr,
I OllKlUN AM' 1'0M!;:I1C(50()1)M,
tlemfcH, Pa,
A P R R I t! ' A ii ft I v A t
i ITS 1 1 : I.A I'loN l ' TO l''l
"SUTprd in proi'mind i;;tii)r;iii( r.M
'All tin' "inlclligi-nri! and wealth"
i ( lainicl I'"'" the settlers," ami
I till' I'M inhabitant thorn' W'hiihllVC
made our county w lint it isMig
! malicd a v 'degctienite" rat e.
TKKASTIRKH,
CHRIS. KKATZKK of Clearfield.
COMMISSIONS,
AMOS READ, of Lawrence, twp.
AUDITOR,
F. F. COUTERET, of Covington twp
HOW TO AVOID ANOTHER DRAFT:
Tho Abolitionists nro just now call
ing upon the people to vote for Curtin '
" if they would avoid another draft.
It is but u short time since these
sumo fellows were trying to make tho
public believe that tho Conscription
Jud,-
had in) rifHit If
ilisfniiii hied. I. .Mii. (.. ) "'" ' f. ' '.( r
ho make I'lU nM'Hiotl h,w nt (A nW
that they are nsstrting an unqualified lie
There In no other nnino for it.
Tho fullottifiji is the decision of tho
1 r . , 4 'iturt in which nil tho Judges ooncurind.
It Mems that .jrw, perhaps fiavinc to, , ... .
ll,ul" V The decmon was dolivcrcd on ft cao
,,,,,,, mm.i one of Ih".V to attend - V J
.ihupolificl .ueetin,. held hereon lues- of Wllkc.lmrro.
;llBy of la,l t,-k ; ud ,t a..o uwv that , ((Wh(C n &
tliu mwi'loiitooimlv plied, iy ..! , ,. . . .... l0MiniM 1 1 t,e civil rlchtu ol
l.oi.roi n cirt.vH, with tho vilest anil inctin-' piilzeinhip, and hid rchideneo leiii) un-
el of t-hituleiM iieuinht the people of tlm impnrcd ly mih lemporiry niwonce, "
' Uww u vifilit to vote on cleetion dy, UJt
What purport, to bo a description of ' ui.dr the Comtilution. to wlncb hit
11 . ., . r fenliv is iluo, he can uu.Uiru no right to
(he two meeting appears in tho IWu or, vott," ol-lt.xvl,i.ro, except by a eUte of
tho 2d. Wn cure nothing about his false-1 reHitolu.t, fr0ni one district to another,
hoods uhout llieni.e or the nLolition meet- Tho !cnrnerl .ludpo deprecales
ip, or the nmnber of Kepuh.iean, in M- --e. u that -tendance.
Such he, do no harm. Kvery 1? inMCurMo us0 0f l.npuBgo.-
hody krows IIihi mere were hi. ivubvuun rte ('ongtitution woulil not aiBiranenisc
rm,i as rnnny leniocrnln in town that u quid i fieri voter. But, to ecJro purity
nieht ij there wore Ifi-nuhlicans ; and if! of election it would have .U votor. in
nifein, m imre m , , , , . w . ..e ,nev nro best known on
Democrat, attended their inecung, "-. :,,,, 1 f voter voluntarily utavs
at home, or toes 011 a journey, or joins
Hl'jl IV . c. ....1 ; . ,
.11 hi. i'iin..ii ri.'o 11. jniriiriii and mMf.
.,.1111.1- , L... "1 -I . """I
. . . . .... . iijiii.M.t. ni tii'ii..Hi.i..n 111 in ill iiimiiii itiirv
thnl ,,v .ore their ,.,. nn,nl n , n, , p , rea.n.v.- . . - " -tnmIOa
Allilheirrnn.lMlatM. i.rmiHni lorui r,n me eve JnM tereivod at MUSSO '.S'. T.-T. ".. . iAiT.U
of the elcrtiop. II nriy of them wrte open fllN'dllAMS
to jut ci itici'in if any cf tin ir privato i r f'" ' N''Z
polilicftl chnrncten could be availed--or
their worthincMto f.ll tho place dosigna- r;xVATS
ted for them could be faiily quvHlinned
nuch rtiiuult.4 would 11ft have been delayed PHAWI.S
to I hi lute day. 'All Heb 'ntUckif !f';N,K,!! ,
nt SoriHRtion
at S'ii.atioii
nt .Spiicntlon
nt Senna lien
ut fyinnation price 1
at wossors'.. 1
at Senalion j.ricen
at ScnMition . pricr !
niado will bo niao'e for the purpoo pf MUSLINS J " Sensslion prices,
DF.CKIVINQ Til E VOTER ; find all who ' All to bo had nt MOSSOr.S', . i
attempt to prselico such deception sliouhl IjIi bi neimation pncc(
be met AS FKK2MKX SHOULD MEET J,
THKIKFOM! I TABLE CLOTHS at
FHINUE nt
n I
Victorv CkitTAiN. NVe can arniuro our
neonki would endorto and approve it
Ac. I5ut now they arc to voto for
Curtin to eweapo its odious tyranny,
and its cruel hardships. Verily hero is
strango iuconsibtCMCy ! strange stul
tification ! jut such confusion as al-
their crowd was thus rwolon to repecta
bio proportions, and the Kepublican load , the armv rf his country, can it bo n.iid
ersrelused to let their lollowera attend 1 the Coiwtitution ha distVanchised him V
ersniuM. ii .... . Four of tho Judue o tins court, living
the Democratic, meeting, it only goes to ou', V" ..." 1 .i.:, f.n.l n,om-
bill ws a popular mcatur that tncj, wi,i0 ic,ll0eraU arc anxious to !?eveg on t,e (av 0f every presidential
(hear both tutts, the Kepublienns are. atraul
of Dtmoeralie arguments.
Hut let us prenent a few sonlences from
this hired traduecr of the people of Cloar
I field county yes, no doubt hired and paid
for by our own ungratefjl citi.ens
r V It... nf f Im r.f.pntinn Pe fiiivs !
. , 1 1 : I I nivi...ti 1 j-
w-ayeoveriaKe Dau men w nen noun , time a tbU rettliim of ,he ,olno
in Bcucmea of wickedness.
But how tho election of Curtiu is to
prevent another draft, is not explain
ed. Is Curtin going to turn his back
upon his Jacobin masters at Washing
friends throughout the county, that our ; j t
information as to tho result of Tuesday's HOSIERY at
olection, is of the mot cheoring character. JtlUUUNS at
Tho extravagant boasting and bracing, j M M I NQS 1
in which the Abolitionists indulge boex-. n ftnv ,.. 1
... . 1 : 1.... . ' . '
tcnsivcly, is a t uono lor eueci anu i ou 1
part and parcel of their system of brow
beating aud overawing Democrats. Their
only hopa is in tho noldiorn' vote, liut
even here they are bound to he cruelly do
ceived. The Democracy has nothing to
rear from tho votes of tho soldiern, w hen
they are beyond the reach of thope of their
officer wiio would disgrace their uniforms
firlfitt nfik. - . .....
1 ' -i .... wtF. inq limit .,,1
nt iecs Rr.'iU Trlc nf ar-ful r,..iin.
pile DltY-GOODS AND 'OTlovJ
pries llonrMi, FUl., M
llkU snd L(n,
llootn nJ Shosi, t Ur ... ,
lurdw.,,,
C.rnet A Oi, rut.
OROCERlEr
A irlcrm U 1 1 . . ."lt
Ibices ;oriho b,tqualitT,ill cf which iin J'S
prices (ho lowi.t cah or rotdy pr rricM
-WA Mtf nlil frirtn.!. . n.l ...1 i
1 r "w puuoo fins..!.
r.rices reppeptfiillv iavlted to call. ',rll;, J
at MOSOl'S'. JMN- AllklndiofflM.v...,
NontnliAii iMinao 1
''.'.""i CU.arG.lJ, Jnuo 28 18M
.Sensation
Nencalion
Sensation
Sensation
SensMion prices
Alwavson hand at MOSSOIV.
bv attumntini! to control their men in
election, in the city of FitUhurg, where , tllis ,1 july 0f fiocnien. Nor have
their othcial duties take thetn and "e... cftn lL ,jftlf )e
they are not permitted to vote. Have " ,,
il.pt .riM.t to chariro tho Constitution I number they boast ol. hven if they could
. .1! .1'. .Iinm S.l.ll 14 OUI'! it ..'rMil.l nnl nvnil tlipn T f K P I'.0 1' I, I. I IT 1. r. Iir . 11 .
uiaiiig - , " . "" II A K U I. A It I'.
ia the caa of the volunteers nol ti1M0 0f lMe veti or towns, or I such asSawa.n.n'ls I
Fork s, Knives,
CASSIMKUES at
K ATT I NETS at
TWEEDS at
J F ANS nt
VESTIN6S at
SHIRTINGS at
Sensation
Sanation
Sensation
Sensation
Sensation
Sensation
prices
. prices
prices
prices
prices
pnoes
nt MO&SOrS".
with dii-fianct
case and such
CLOTHING suchl
as Coats, Pants,
Vests,
Under Shirts,
Flannel Shirts,
Hoots, Shoes,
Hats and Cain,
Now for sale at JIOSSOPS'.
at sensation prices
ton, and furnish no more men to carry
out tho Abolition programme t
lias he made tip his mind that the
hat influential ieoplB of tho county taken lace,
and tho uerutiuiia aro always embraced by hull
drcd of politicians aud other.", to visit Clearfield
town und become ported to county aflairn.
Clearfield counly, be it known, ii one of the Oil
rallarc of Deuiocraoy ; it in the home of Hifiler,
and ibo Mmu. ol many o! m. uio uc.uu. .u,- ,,hl,tM, Thnr i. no di-
in the army. Tin "tot large manufacturing districts-hut of tl
carefully presotved for both Ihctn and us, fc .... .. c
iUpi,l when we return to the intstior, among the intelligent farmers.
places which the Constitution nus appoin-1 Pennsylvania and who always flo tlie vo
ted lor its exercise " Go. ,,'c"'-1 tine (for they constitute the tnnjoi ity)
They know and they
at sensation
ward.
The War Eebt and Taxes.
It is truly startling to oontempluto our
Spikes, Hinges, j
i.iot;aik H.ioh i
a Wine, Brandy,
G i n. W b iskey.
nre ai'ainst them.
leel how cruellv thev have been deceived ! etc-( ?t0-' I
..... ....ii.i rliL1 BUPI "8
now ineir expenses nave uci-u uuuou-u
i......r.i,.,. r.n.i..i.d statc-iinnn. Ociierullv nauonui uuiikiuiw.' y . ii.i .-uuw men uin.. Ui..o..D .....fc..b
peaking, its populntiun m tin mi in piofuuud iy- guising tlia fact, that in the fchort period ; mors than double their worth, to pay even
p'ieo ,W l'reSP'U Ab!",0n
tin i.r refluctiou. the wori-t slanders upon their . administration has involved us with a
I 1 Jin llJ 111 (a VI V i I' luo itit" (.. vi i i a. a. I
..... i- I political opponents, ewpaper reach this bo-I . , ,, , ul0unt 0 ,1jC
present Abolition var policy is wrong Di(!nU.,, ,,10 03iy through the intelligence and national (tout, equal in suiouni to me
A Kol in order to r'liso IieW enterprise of the beH cUk. of its people, bo, wo wholo ussessed value Of Oil the leal Olid
ana mat, 1 1 ohili " urc kUJ t uffWU our roader.-, are now ranged up- fiersona estil,e witujn Ahe bounds of the
armies, or to fill up tho thinned ranks on the pido t their couutry.
'.. .. i I. ... :..i r.i...i r United Mate.
of tho old ones, tho nt aro oiualitu due-! What think you of that, men ot Clear.
ci 5i X- Cr, h ..I.....J field ? How do you like to have it thus
VI 1UV V v J 'v
donod ?
If so, Gov. Curtin should have an-', , . . , . ' ' ',.
" I v.ni are "strawl in vmlound tuiwranrc I It
nounced tho fact loug ago. No oBcj:sti)j. ti,e .-bc.-t class" of our ciiuen who
would believe him if ho would swoarjjiavc .lt.,,es4 l0i or who read newspaperf.
toitoov. i.)f course all others nro "steeped in pro-
Xj no! Another, and another jl'ound ignoianco." We eonitaend this in
draft, until tho last man capablo of ; famous landertr. and his employei-s, to
tiosrino arniri it nitisturod into the lo School Reports, and to the
service, will be called lor unksi throb
jectof the war ;s speedily chonyrd frin
that of an anfi-slaarif crusade. The
only way to escape another draft, is
to make the END, AIM and PUR
POSE of tho war what it was claimed
to bo at tho start THE RESTORA
TION OF THE US10.N AS IT
WAS, under THE CONSTITUTION
AS IT IS
In order to becomo practical, wo will
i , .... j . e ... . lake a iiomo view 01 tae case, unu in uoinp
anuouiiocii aim oy iiieciwwruii yuui ;
. . ...r II... I.i.n.ti.ai3 r I l.-. if 11 I . I
ovmi neiglrbors that, "jmeral'i) peaking, ' . ,
eDJiniy 10 (Zivc ima .juwiiuu iiuu u.'umoci-
ation before they cast their votes for the
party now in power, who, if let alone,
will double tho preseut amo'int of our
present enormous debt.
Our present national dfbl is, in round
numbers, ..,000,OO(),0itO. Tho depart-
x ii i : . i .i ...
Census tables, if they would lea. n some-' a .
thing of the g.neial intelligence of tlic,r'-" n JO ....
people of Cleat field county,
But again :
! Pennsylvania for one sisth of tho whole.
; Taking this rule, wo find that our portion
" The lumbermen generally are sn iutelligtiit
of the national debt will ho $,'00,Oi'K),000.
the interetl on the pvplie.delt ctealed in less
than threo years of Abolition rule and
they feel and they know, too, that the
Democratic pa'rty is the only rarty that
can govern this country successfully, anJ
hence they will cast their vote so as to
restore that safe old party to power as
soon a possible. Wo therefore say to our
friends everywhere, bo of good cheer. The
prospect of a glorious victory was never
brighter. The Democratic masses are
thoroughly nroased, nnd they hnve been
joined by thousand of tho honest and
conservative men who voted against us in
1S00.
Let everv man w ho desires the salvation
of his country, but do his duty CAST HIS j
VOTE FOR THE DEMOCRATIC NOMI
NEES and tee that his neighbors do
likewise, and ALL WILL EE WELL.
Prunes, Raisins,
Fig", Filberts, ic.
GROCERIES, say
lour, Ham s,
Shoulders, Sugar,
Molassis, Cotlee,
Tea, C r a c k e rs,
Spices, Candles,
Coal Oil, etc., etc.
pncop
at MOSSOPS'.
at sensation prices
at sensation prices
at MOSSOPS'.
at sensation
priuea
Alwavs at MOSSOPS'.
BLACKING at sensation prices
ROPES at sensation prices
POWDER at sensation prices
SHOT at sensation prices
LEAD at sensahinn prices
CAPS at sensation prioes
At tho store of RICHARD MOSSOP.
MOSSOP
Always heeps on hand a lull
ni.soi (ment of all kinds if goods required
for the accommodation ol thi publis.
J?ov. 12, H2.
aii.-rsor'T i A niPl t?I
elas of people, and many of tlieai shue.l tbciri'lTlis is $M,0O0,0UG more than the whole it U i i i ,
devotion to their country by culi.tinR under its' r d v lu of lhe fitalo nn( the qtloU Have just opened a largo and splendid
moulded by tho politicians, aud usd for their . for C'leai field county ii $.1,230,000; just : --r f
sole benefit. BeiiiR a Ion a; eMabli.l.cd Demo- (ial,vIa a.e .seS(.ed varU0 of tho whole I ll'AX iTlllHln
cratio county, urrjudic nnd bi'inlry have attained ,
a fHt bold upon ihemludpof tie re"i.io. n.nd-, county . The annual interest on this debt t t 0y stani j,i Clearfield,
ually they are being uprooted, and light is lawn-Js 19 J 000, and at our present rale of i
r.i....p...i.i v :......(. ini. .". i
'"s"! .""' . . favul nn I ir 11 laha lit IT vonra In l.av 1 ncv i .1.. l. U...n
mere, ni.a iniuMng i - " j i :rai.. .m.c iur u.ri i... .........
..,!,. ,..f wmtth are rciv.uir
atld thl$ only, is made ,'a ivurd lor Uuo Deuiocratic principles.
When thu
tho OBJECT of tho war, NO MORE I How do tho respectable portion of our
DRAFTS will be required. But until Republican friends like the above ? Is it
then, ho who believes other ihe "'n.ously and shamelessly false in
.... , . , .every particular? Mho pUd this "sneak
will be deceived. 31 ... ,.' ,.-,,,,,.
. . Jmth these, mean and dirti lies r Who are the
Tho Democratic party is in lavor uf!..fit.utk.Incu of intelligence and wealth"
returning to this original purpsr ofjlhat ar0 6CttiiKg iu our count? Look
tho w.tr. Judgo WOODWARD
'laround: Did thoso "new settlers" bring
their candidate, and his election will j their "wealth" with them, oriafAcytuafo
be a voice in favor of such restoration u here? Who were the men who "enlist
which tho Jacobins at Washington ed under the flag of their country ?" Did
will not dare to disregard. they not embrace all classes? And who
Therefore, ve say to all those who!" tl,e "'H'rate remainder?" Will
i r Qrirt,i. A,.,r,in .,11 i our Abolition fricntU please point them
ft. I V vI'V'Tjvi 1.V casjwiiva iaay . J nil
" A. Lincoln & Co.," the interest for one J that has erer been broacht to this connty,
,. . . ' which tney will fell ot the movt reasonable pri-
year on the war debt. CCS( ttlnorg wuj(.h be f,)Und . fpiendid iot 0
Tax-payers ! how long will you continue j rp rji j ri r r
the present riders in power ? Think of it! j L U 1 1 Is 1 It 1 j
One hundred and ninet-four thousand dollars To which they invite the sperial attention of the
A YEAR to be taken from the i. Zi
of tbe pooj lo of Clearfield cnunty. This tur.
is more than ) ou can oay now. Will you ! A Iot of r.1,!ih,u of ,he lfst I"lUern- a .uer
, ,, . ., : fire-arms. Also a general assortment of pistol
vote in Uivor of doubling it ; or will yu ! cartridges all of which will be sold at roasoaa-
vote in favor of putting a stop to this . bl8 prices,
out?
We clcse with the following paragraph .
"Mr. Finney, of the Central Conimittoe.'Mr.
Urabaui, Mr. Swoope, and other intelligent citi
lons of Clearfield, vho arrntujed tht meeting, have
much cause to feel grulified upon their success."
We were net aware, before this, that Mr.
Graham bad any hand in changing the Re-
I . e .... . ... .... l
man oi intelligence anu weuuu.
We know not who this lying correspou-
thoso who want the war policy placed
upon a national footing, so that our
armies can bo filled with volunteers,
and all thone odious Conscription laws
may be dispensed with to all those
who desire tho struggle shall ho lor
the welfare and prosperity of thewMr1 P"bl'cnn meeting to Tuesday evening, after
man, rather than for tho negro to;tLeir lucoti,,e 1,a(l Lepn culled for rW
.11 those, in short, Who deiro thatT" 11 w8ch"fc'ed""--
TTII- VVIMY a. .I'D ri'rltrl.o 'U.HW.IH .u. .TO,lu uiiij "b-
HIE UNION Ol OUR ATIIEKScd . U W8S cilhci. to prevent Republicans
fhall be restored, with all the itiriHTS iirating sound Deniocralic arguments,
fr THE states, and the roserved rights !0r else it was for the purpose ol causing a
f tho people, as guaranteed by the disturbance; and we do not believe that
Constitution wc say your only hope Mr. Graham had any hand in any such
is to vote for WOODWARD, LOW-1 unprecedented conduct. He is notoneof
RIE.und tbe whole Demoeratie lieL-M . "r "recn t settlers." altliougli B gentle
IT IS YOUR ONLY SAFETY
TfP 1C V ITTT1 nv 1 uti a X" c s r
w.i. ai n ur,,,, We saw him here, playing the
EXI'RESSING YOUR DESIRES,1 part of a "sneak," or a spy ; but we had
AND YOUR PRINCIPLES. j no idea that our Republican friend Kould
thus hire a man to come all tho nay from
Gen. McCLELLAN FOR WOOD WARD! I'llil,1u'1I',lia 10 I"'bl'dy traduce, villify
, . , . and tlaniler their neighbors tho men
e wain our Democratic friends from . . . ; , , , ,
. . , , ,, , . . 'rom whom thn, act the.tr bread and bitter t
being discouraged ry tho votes of tho re- '
turned soldiers. Gen. Geo. It, McClcllan, ' Asothlr Drakt. Washington corres-
the bravest, most patriotic, nnd most sue- rodents of New Yoik papers, say anether
restful of all our Gcnerals-nnd tho idol draft for f.rK,MK) men from whom 200,000
of Pennsylvania soldiers-is earnestly ad-1 tM"r ' expected to be obtamcdis
vocating the election of Woonwatn. i about lo be dcred.
If Judgo Woodwarh was n disloyal man WLy m,,ke a dr,flT Wliy no "pty
-if be was io the slightest degree Riinted ' 1Le box an'1 count tho ,iamc'i? C00.X)
with .ympathy for Secessieiiism-doe. Juh1 c,c" oul lbB Crit clas' anJ
noy man suppose " Little Mao." would iee 110 usc ln foolirS tlrae drw"
auppoil liim ? It is because Judge HW-. in6 tLe names frotu a wheel.
worrfiain favor or putting tbe struggle " I gloty in the name of Abolitionist 1"
upon a sound national platform and thus exclaimed Judgo Shannon in bis speech
mdfir $uerss pos.u'Jc that he arrays him- the other night and the aenlitnent was
elf on the side of tho Democracy. loudly ohe?red by his hearers.
ruinous policy ?
Another Slander on Ci.eari'Ielp. We
cut the following from the Erio ta:ette,
into which it seems to have been copied
from the Girard (Erie co.) I'nion:
"The Provost Marshal of this District,
expects trouble in colloeting theconscripts
in Clearfield county. There is a strong ; terns, fr sale at reasonable prions.
They continue to inauufnrture all kinds of
Tin-ware, Brass Kettles, Stove
ripe, etc., which cannot be surpassed in t-Is sec
tion of the State.
They also have on hand Pittsburg Plowa,
among which are Eleel Centre Lever flows. Also,
Plow Castings, and many other Agricultural Im
ptements. Cook Stoves, Parlor and Coal
Stoves a general assortment, and of the bes. pat-
infusion of copperhendisin in tlml county
and as some trouble has already been made
there, he will enforce the law there witb
armed men in case of any resistance."
Coal Oil, Coal Oil Lamps,
Paints, Oils and Varnishes, a general assortment
Glass, putty, Nails, Iron aadCa'tings of great
variety ; in fact almost every tiling wanted by
We venture to sav that the response to Publ, Cl,n rounJ ln l.,,cir establishment.
- : . r ...I"
the Into draft was more general from this.
5,000 Men,
YUIHS cJ B0VS rn Is supplied with
CLOTHING .t FURNISHING GOODS
at KEIZKNSTEIN' BE09. t CO., where It
TO BE
Sold at pried that will Induce all to be
2XITl.LDa:C51223LEa
WM. 9, nun.
Clicnp ruriiltiiret'
DESIRKS to Inform his old frl.ndTL
lrn.arall.nl Viaulnn ... , . ."On
M, , cuir;ea nn H
increased his facilities for manufacturim w
now prepared to make to order Tumi. "
bo desired in good style and at ,i,wp ""J
taah. Be mostly has on hand it hi. p M
lure nooms, a voriod assortment of RejJ,
Farnitarc, among which ars
Bureaus and Side-Boards
Wardroboi.nd liook-Cnscs ; Centttfc.f. L
lireakfast and Dining Extension m'.;.
Common, French-Post, cottage, J
Linrl and nthnr HaAciHi.
SOFAS of all KINDS, WORK-STivJ
it a Tt? a rrc w i Lin o-r . v., "W
... i..viio, ii rtOll--l A1MJS
Kockmg and Arm Chain.
Spring-Seat, Cane-Eettom and Pirlor CkJ
iiu vuuiiuuu una oiuor tnitn,
l Q OKI y G- G LASSES
Of every description on hand; and stiJ
wu iis.iicir, nuiL'U Will lie .Ul ID
ry reasonable lorms on short notice,
lie also keeps on han. orfurnisheitoii.
aor, Hair, torn-JIusk, Hair and
Cotton top Muttresses.
COPFISS, of every kind.
Made to order, and fuuerals atlundea sit
Hoarse, whenever desired,
Alan, House Falntinc dons lonM..
The subscriber also manufactuni
constantly en hand, 1
Clement's Patent Washing Maihir.
ine Doit now in use. 'those asine thii tt
never need be without clean clothes! H(i,
Sunt a 1V.1
Ity devoted Interest to the CLOTIIINO ESTAB- '
Valuable Timber Landani
SAW-MILL PROPERTY
THIS fine property is situate in GirH
nir. ( ' 1 . . T. 1 1 . n
auoui i.iisu acres oi Land, tr.ct U i
and parts of tracts Nos. 5,tt)j and 53B !
hinds are yet heavily TlMItERtO.withiiJ
lilvnfPTVP Oil." UlMiiJp '1
...j v, - . , A.i . LULU.
A STEAM SAW-MILL
la complete running order, capable
r...c im ui isoarus pttW&J
nn an ius necessary rnaus, rsnrosdi. t.
pulling stock lo the null; one larp aV
nuuFe, fix imam nouses, store noon. &..
ii ...... .l ... .
i .".en uurus, a DincKSinitnsliop, K.I
needpsary outbuikings are upm the proftr I
There are about 1(1 acre cleared Uod, cj
good fence, and a Plnnlt Road towir tiirl
lor getting lumber to market.
This vsrlual le property is titnatt spot id
irei'K, anout 41 miles from the river. idun
i nmriy Known as the
Frenchville Steam-Yill Propertj
and is now offered at PRIVAI15 SALK tJ
reasonable terms. All kinds of steed a
oaa be safely and economically tikes teaii
from tho poin indicated.
jfifApplication can be made to either i: I
unders gned residing at Clearfield, Cltd
county, Pa., cither personallror hy letter.
JAS. T. LFOXIL
W.U. A. WAUWl
GREAT Wttm
Come, snd ynu can hare
bv ouis;h,
All kinds and styles of Clsthlng at nearly one
half
OF THE
Price usually asked at ether Stores.
LIS II. ME N'T the universal satisfaction which has
been given has induced them to snlurge their
STOCK, which in quality and selection, is now
inft'rinr io none
I New Goods at Reduced Pntl
IN PENNS YL VA NIA . ' r rh 1 1J tot'k 10 ' j tmJ
I respond with tbe new guodi. I.
J- F. KRATZESi
a general assortment of
DRY GOODS at reduced prices
DRY GOODS nt reduced pries :
DRY GOODS at reduced prii !;
DRY GOODS nt reduced prin :
Bonnets and Shi"
Bonnets and Sbaii
Bonnets and Shawls :
I Bonnets and Shawls
Clothing good enough to aniline i CLOTHING
-.T AmiTtvn
iUlXll.Mjr
at prices that cannot be beat.
Nniv in ihp titno tr nnrrlmsf.
... .i r . . . 1. ... ... - -" " " 1 1
voun.y iuu 1...., Lfr. wum, if you desire any thing in their line of business,
any other district in tho State notwith- Give thea a call and examine their stock, and
standing the fact that the Conscripts from ( they f" aitrea that you can be accommodated.
, . , , , , ,, , ,.1 iiememoer, meir esiaoiunmeni is on neconu,
this county hud more, than detuh'e the dis- Slet, f,,Brfield, Pa, where you can buy goods)
tance of any other to travel. Wo have not tlle 'ry bt advantage.
. , r . 1 , 1 i-ii.l JPifOld silver, copper, brass, pewter and old!
heard of any trouble made," or likely lo et iU u tTken in e ichanw for rood,.
GOVERNOR,
Or any other man.
CLOTHING 5
CLOTHING
llardwnre, Queensware, Tiawsre.1 ;
Hardware, Queensware, Tinws.rO
1 X a r A t&'a vtk A.iann.wn.n Ti n tpl.H $
:"u7uh.Cr,p,Aw' l" th MANSI0N ; Hardware! Queensware! Tin
llOl'SK, opposite the Itank.
HE1ZENSTEIN BROS, i CO.
Clearfield, April 8, 1SG.1. 3m.
bo "made;" And if this lake shore elan- j
derer wishes to be believed in thefuture,j
he will acknowledge his error in the above i
statement.
Jrjjrlhe Government at the present
timo has on hand in tho different ar-!
senals throughout tho country, seven
hundred thousand stand of arms, five
hundred thousand of which aro effec
tive. The number is rapidly increas
ing, tho Springfield manufactory a
lono turning out .',0i0 rifled muskets
every month. Under tho contract
niado by Secretary Cameron, nearly
two yean ago, with private parties,
for 2110,000 rifled arms, only 25,000
have as Yet leen delivered to the
Government tho muskets mannfac
tured
more
T1 1 I 1 ..I . i Iii. I i
iiiere uro aisu on iinnu udoul ,ivu --t
.Marin. 1863. MERRELt, BIGLER.
NEW FIRM. "
IIAIM8W1CK & HUSTON
DRUGGISTS.
MAHKET Street CLEARFIELD FA.
Tea, Coffee, Molasses, Super, Pill.
Candles, Rice, Flour, Bacea.Fi.
Tohicco, Crackers, Vines". Oi.Tf
.tarpets, Oil Cloth, Ilrugeet, lrfoHM
S500
1 m rsjS2W.4 mm a
j The Commissioners of ClearBeld county, Penn- docks, Churns, Wash-boards, Tubs. stiil
I svlvania, offer Uie above reward for the arrest Ir.vn. Pon. Wio i,i;n. Wall-ras
and conviction of JAMES Cl'RLEV, the sup- Oil Lamps, rmbrelUs, IJed-cordi, aii1
rosed murderer of llnrttev Enann. of Karthaus PrrW. K.... n.-i,. ki,..- hliskitl. ' I
I township, who was found dead on the eveninrr .hi, k' ;n I,. '., u U. n,nt resjoi)r
of the 1st .lay -t August, in thepublio high way and the highest market pries p'a ' '
I in said township, or $2."0, will be paid for tbe Wool; Stripping i'urs and all kid
; arreii ana ueuvery oi me eaiu jamea vuney, in produce, Jv
io. jail m viearp.iu conmy. . Front Itre't, above the Academy, ue
iiesnio vunij, is aooui leei 11 mrbe June 3, 1863.
in oeignL, ui vrrofr ugure, iigui complexion, Dlu
KEEP Constantly on hand a large eyes, roman rose, sandy whirkers.and light hair '
and and well selected stork of ! ,cr en ,he lower HP' cu'e b7 a piece being
J . K.'ll.n mil In a r.ffM
r r rrst ci . . j .it t, r r.. . r n
mi L. lr. ana l II IVALifit BAM L C. THOMPSON. i
rArxrs oils axd varxisii
r-ERITMERY ToiLET ARTICLES.
Oommr's
I1LAKKS, BOOKS AND STATIONARY.
TOBACCO &SEGABS.
bitten out in a fight.
SAM LC. THOMPSON,
JACOB KUTZ,
THO'S UOUQHBRTY,
Coaa'ns Orrica, 1
Clearfield, Ta. Aug. 29, 'C J.J
To School Teachers.
TIVE TI.AdltKX ,r, WMfed for " V'.jrV
DR. A M. HllriS
rone issi r .
ivernment tno muskets manniac- i H A ' r ar wantea ror the J -v -v-r:.
red bv contract rost inrr onethird AnD general assortment of ARL A- Penn township Schools. Persons wishing I '""V
lea rjj contract osti ng on einir a,AT1BS . y ARTICLES -to ' nT ih'a wi" n meet the Dire-tor, -
ro than thoso mjido at Springfield. iA11Ijn ana rA?,CT AKiiUA.E.s. lon lh,thir1 B,turd,y 0oU)b , p.B,iii.. ma, b. found t l
bnsin"' r
. . r. - - - -' ' ' l;. i. 19"
n.a K. r.tinil .t Ml A 11100 OU . .. .
, P..k.n. I I- . . . .' ' ... ... ........ ill
W. rt,Reif..1lv Inriu . .Ji. f..ii . - i-. ut rHn.,., win oe ampioyei. ner ot ironiaoa .i.n ""--
and 32-poundcr smOOth-bora Cannon, dent that we can supply the wnnu f all, o, I Aue lVlSM jThv PI rnAT when notice arP"'" 10 tM 7U
lion. , vv. v-u..-..
all '
ln ( 5. r
... ... . ' . auki it UI I: I. r.l. A ... ,i.v win r.rr -
Which lire rnnir v Imit.fr rnnvertoa in-: terms w meir sauiiaouou
.r.v
...iiieguiisuy tne riuingj nv..- aofioM AprU 27th m3. tf
By this means tho weiirht of the pro- -
joctile is iucreased one-third, and a, T'Ti:n an acUve. inulligent boy, 14 or O0N, entirely new, well painted and finiihed,and a LICHT DtARBOUN ViJiQOS,-"1
greater range gained with hss wasta BJJB 'J', "j e watpon? ' bug."1' PrtlCUl'l..rBARKETT. .bU ta 6tS
t , AUg. isre ji. wmiinisgTuva, Ta. . i Clearletd, Pa. April 1, tf.
HARTSWICK 4 HUSTON. ! n rv t "a" " wtetm ViTJ't'iTfs'-.-enKAKWB'fJ
M j . SK r m r 11.11 I sv-'"''s.-- ., . wgn 1
Aug. i, '63.