1I.MI; tF M' l.t INM court.
Sd Monday In .1m, uniy, I 3d MIJ '"".
d M.ndnv In March, 4th Mnndav in Sept.
of each v". 11,1,1 ' "'''I'"1 w,,,,' ir p- iiry
(01 NTV AMI DISTRICT OFFICE1!.
P.-. , t Judge Mi II. r'amuel l.tun, Belt-fonte
.'o-V--- 1. Tlu-'iij ,ireiinii. .
I, ,11, i,
firm I,
NEW rmM.
CARLISLE & CO.
U i FAT EXCITEMENT i (I I.F.N HOTE
! NEW STOKE
riJOHrr.cTr.s rou imji.
Intfrj.tn i,! Itrmnrrntir tnfVt ,V. mi
fitir IVffJty Artrtpnji r.
.1 .V)
J
f hciil!.
Vii'ilnM.nliirT,
Tiog A Hi'i.
I'i. trict Any,
'I i eaM.rei .
( ii. Sun i'j or,
4'nuiriiiM.iiiiivr
Auditis,
Coronet,
County hut. t.
M.iii.. I .Tln''il s,
Ii,,ii. Jsmes !"", i'
I. dwuid Pork-.
ii. i;. i:ti,ii,T.
1-n.iili H. Il,ir', r,
li-l Hri If.-',
I'. Krator,
II. II. W right,
Jacob K .nit,
Tims. Dougherty ,
A inns Hon I,
( buries Worrell,
II Woodward.
I'. F. I'mitcre',
.1. W. Poller,
'. 1!. Snixl.'or.l,
II.
II, i, If,.) .
Liill.ci-binv,
Hi-. II I!.-.
Clenrlicld.
N.Wnsh'gton
I'cMinoU.
Locoiitcs Mill
Clearfield.
ni:.r.t:ns i.x eoheic.x axj
HOMI'STIi' .'V coons,
chocekies, I. c m hkh,
Slll.X'i EES. .1 ('... I I'.
I'llll. irlll Outre county, I'rini'ii.
Hiivo i-cHi-ivi il anil :iro ju-1 'cnin,:,'
th: Itiytl ufxi'i'tiitoit " ' "'
til EAT EST, AND MOST SEAiN AIM. E
T
Mil mi ,1 r h iif ni'il, having roinoied Inn store
lu ll, In w building opposite llio ( nion
HolISC, I'll Fill stteol, lili n Hope Clearfield '(.,
1'it,, is nun ottering t,i the public
Fccfiirin,
Hell,
list or post offices.
lilcn li pr', Win. S. Wright
rtnlivi!:. . Thcodor' Will,
llegttrn X Ruti.ls.Sinu'l. Hognrty,
GOODS
THE LAUUEST AM
SELECTED STOCK
coons
O EE Eli El
lilic AT
If EST
OE
EVEIi
TO THE
THIS J'LME;
A I.I. 01' WHICH WII.l, HE NOI.I)
TV
AT
Rower,
CllOSt,
" Cush,
" "stood,
Bloom, Forrest,
Hopes, Clearfield j'riit('0,
Bradford, Williams' Grove,
Prady, l.utlu rsburg,
" Trnutville,
" Ji lU'ii,n Lino,
Hurnii'K', Now Washington,"
" Jiuni.-iilo,
Patchinville,
l.USt KillgO,
Chest, Hurl,
' MoOarvey,
Wostover,
I'U.irSi 1,1. Clearfield.
Covington, 'icni"h v il lo,
' Kaitliuun.
Curwoni vi llo CiiririMinvillu,
Deo'itur,
J'hi lipiliur?.
" M ost lii'i'iilur,
" Oyctx.la Mills,
Ft'i'unuQ, Mnrron,
l"nx, l.ittli-Tol'y,
OirnrJ, I.ouiiI('b .MUIp,
Hiil.l Hi I If,
f-oihen, Ptinwuvillo,
ttrnlium, (irHliiiuitnn,
UucUch, Smith's Mill?,
" MaiU'iru,
Ilutton, Tylor,
" lVnnfii-ld,
Jnrdto, Annonville,
SanLaui, Salt Lick,
Kepi, New Millport,
Uorrm, Kylfrtorn,
" Miirrisiliil,',
PDO, J.umlitT City
" (jruirpiun Ii lis,
Tiko, (.'urwensville,
" Jiloomingvillc,
Inion. lLAi'ktun,
WoodwarJ, Jeffries,
This i'usl Oflite will Jo fir Chest t,iwu-lnp
Will answer fjr Fergusjn township.
" THE "REPUBLIC AN."
Terms ot Sutisci ipimii.
If pnid in advance, orwithin three monthf, $! .'0
If paid any time within the vo ir, ... 1 73
If jaid after the expiration of the year, - 2 00
V.', .Ii'('rn,'ki'ii,
Tli. A. M'lllnv.
.1. W. Cniiipuol,
11.1. lllM,ll,TM..,
latni'S I'l'K'in,
.lllllli i l'lTri'-f,
.Iiik, K. Wins, ,n,
It. JI. Mimri-.
('linn. Mi'pi'y,
Jului I ' 1 er . i li,
,I.i., (iiill.'ilipr,
W. (,'. Irvin,
Jack l'utt'liiii,
JlK'ull lltlil't',
li. Tll7lT, jr.
Win, Mi'li.ti ey,
K. A. r.irlnT,
M. A, Krinin,
I'. A. (Iiinliu,
J.K.W.Siiliniirr.!
T. W. rii'iiii:it-,
Ci'iitre ',iiiiily,
S. Knilulm,,i",
T. F. I!uu!ii !i, i
Kil. William-,
,ln. Mct'lcllan,
('. Mijjnot,
William Ciirr,
A. B. Shaw,
T. H.Fori-ee,
A. (i. Fox,
C'baj. J. Fui-ey.
lavid Tyler.
II. Woodward,
Eliia Chase.
0. 1 1 ti k i'l i,rn ,
M. 0. Stirk.
.lim. Tiimpt,,n,
.1. ('. lirenntr,
II. W. S en,'pr,
A. t'. M imro,
T. W, Fleming.
Lenj. V. I'ule.
1.E. lliulmker,
James Li,p!;,"U,
mi y cotn ; hoc n;,
;7,7(7-:n m si it the times.
NOTIONS,
JIAKPWAKH a n i (IW. KNSWAIM
His r-tm-Vi 1hi lieen oelecti"! with pnrlipulur
1 rej.Mi J t,, tlio wnnla of tho ponple, Hnd euibruccii
i
IHiV (iOOlS,
; NOTIONS,
llouils, Nulii;is,Sont.'i?, Ualnioral
mid Hoop bkirts !
JIATS & ('A I'S ! UOOTS & SIIOKS ! ;
Ready Made Clothing, of Latest Stylos !
SCIIOUJ.-lK)Olv.S.: STATION Hi: V '.
Drugs, Oils Paints, Putty & tllass!
Hnr-El'i'ir Eiirhu i " C,,rn-St.irrli ,'
C)I.-ir. I. IMP OOI AMI MI!.-'
1
Trunks tj Carpet-Bags
IMI'KS. Tor.ACCO AND SK(!A1! '.
Fish, Salt, and Nails !
IIAItDWAHK,
tJl'EENaWAliE,
II ATS AND CATS,
HOOTS AND SHOES,
UNION OF TIH VniU.Ii ANIi Alt'H S
IIIK VOIU,l, ti, whirhlhe Now Y.,ikll.,,.
Arnv haa lieen unitml, lius t" ilny five Iiiiii-b
the ajru'riKiitB virrkllatinn of ii'iy I i'i,iuthi ir i.r
ruDKorvnlivp nowspnper It kdilrekw wrikly
aloiip timro llinn loil.onil t,;ilmc ril.prs iind rnnMiint
purcliBpr, nml renrlien ret leust hnlf milium
rendern. With llio atendy increase in cireiilutinn
whiih it now enjoys, these iiumliera will annn l,
doiililod. N, itfiing less limn thia should satisfy
thnso w ho believe that tins iinly hope of restori ii)
the I nion and the authority of llio Constitution
over a now d istrneted and divided eount ry, lies
in wresting power from the hands of those whoso
fiiiinlieism 1ms helped to provoke, invito, iin,
I roloi.ft the war; and that to aeenmplish this end
no mean, is so illeelive as. tho diffusion, through
nl,)o and outer, rising newspapers, of sound puht
ii ul knowledge niinni( tho working men, tho
thinking inoii, nml tho voting men t, the North.
Enterprise, industry, and money will I, a Illici
tly ixpendud to make THE WOK LI) the LEST
.NEWSl'AI'FK IN AMERICA. Its news from
every pnrt of tho world will he early and authen
tic. Wherever the telegraph extends or rail
roads run, or steunihoais ply, it will gather tho
latest intelligence, It has a largo eta II of accom
plished correspondents with all tho federal ar
mies, who will tvlcgiaph and write to us the
latest news from tho vuriuus seats of war. It
i lias o orrespondoiits and reporters in every politi
cal and cuuiuiereial contro in America ami Eu
rope, whose letters nml dispatches will have
I nothing worthy id note unknown to its reader.
I The Murket Itoports of the World nro mure
complete than those of any ulher newspapor.
Tho Editors invite comparison, in this respect
MMUIKU, A: llKilaKK
lUvejunt opnoil Urp on 4 a,)eool,l
RaMirttnonl of
New Goods
At tlicir old stand in Clearfield.
I
ill KY lave tho host assortment of Hardware
tliHl has evor lieen drought to this pnurily,
which they will sell at the most rensonalilc pri
ces, Hiiiot K which will he found a splendid lot of
C U T T L E 11 r,
To which they Invite the special attention of llio
puhlie, embracing heavy Silver plated Forks,
spoons and liutter knivea of the host tnamifac
tura. A I'd of ristoln of the hfst pntlern, and other
tire nrins. Also a general assortincnt of pistol
cartridges all of which will ho sold at reasona
ble prices.
They continue to manufacture all kinds of
Tin-ware, Urass Kettles, Stuve-
l'ipe, etc., w hich cannot ho surpassed in t'.is. sec
tion i f tho State.
They also have on hand I'ittKhlirjill I'lini,
among w hich are Steel Centro Lever Flows. Also,
Flow Castings, und many other Agricultural Iiu
pteiiient.s,
Cook Stoves, Parlor and Coal
Slovos a general assortment, and of tho lies', pat
terns, fur sale at reasouublo prices.
t
OKSIRK8 t. Infer. hUaiTTi1
Increased hla luellii , ).'
tiow pre,r., t ,(Ml) .'".'""nhi,
t nt.ll. He Iho.llv 1,,,'. ," . "'."K k
tore Hooins,
"". mis on
a varied
Ix.,,,1 .. , r 1'
n, r, i.
l ,. . ' ' """irittieai ..,
ruriiii.iie, aini,g hil, an
uifilHS JUKI Nno-IU i
I'll'HK 1 HTlit .tin..... t . " ft kV
Common. French Po.t, c'ot'tlVl
Liud and other aSJSV
SOFAS f KINM-S.oS
Uockmg and Arm Cl,l
Ppr.ng.feeat, Caue-llott.-m ad p' H
undCmmon nd othi,CVH
rr .i - ..
c.er, ueienpilot) on hnml
lor old frames, which will , Zf
ry reasonable term. .l1
Jlcalsokeep, onhani',orfu,
dir. H..ir. Crn-llMfc l
Cotton ton V .,.' """!
Ma ilo
A I
fOFMNS, of every kiDr
to o-der, and funeral, ,,;
' ,V',;r;','1"
I'aliitlii"- rt...
I..'lirse,
House
STONE-WAKE,
WILLOW-WAKE,
HEADY-MADE CLOTHING.
GROCERIES,
HAHTHKN WARE,
OILS AND TAINTS.
' EI."UK AND IiACON,
t
fU.. AND NAILS,
FISH,
S!.T,
I'.iv.
. or every mj: n pattehs
Coal Oil, Coal Oil Lamps,
I'aint", Oils and Varnishes, n irenerii! assortment, constantly en hun
Ulas.i, putty, Nails, Iron nndCastings of grout Clement's Patent Washiro V v
' "ri,',y J. in tn ul'n"st, ':ve7 yy ' The wst n..w ; Th . 0 tlV
i lie puniie can no lounu ill nieir C'oUiMUUluei,!,
I and at prices that cannot bo beat.
I lVnw is llio lime tr mirrrrr
i v s ii iu .aau i i u f r m a a i- ( '
and point to the reports ol the Cattle Markets, If you desire any thing in their line of business,
the general and country I'roduco Markets, and (Jive thea a call nud examine their stock, ami
(lie .Money .unmet., in Us Columns, as prool of thev leel assured that you can be accommodated,
its excellence in tb.it respect. The World has Keaiember, their establishment is on Second
also a special department devoted to Agriculture. Street, Clearfield, l'a , whero you can buy goods
filled with editorial articles, communications ; to the very best advantage,
from practical farmers, and selected mutter, ma- ; ,2t"-0l,l kilver, copper, brass, pewter and old
Ling a valuable and usoful papor for the Faruiors cntings will bo taken in exehungo for goods.
May 2(1, ISC.!.' MEUIIELL A IihJLEH.
lho siil:soiib,.-r also ,n,i "'
' J b without clean thth,
Valuable Timber LawU
1 n jrti
ii it
GREAT ATTRACTION !
Not Defeated!
rTVIE subscriber having returned from the city
M. is just now opening up one of the Largest
and most carefully selected Assortments of
FALL & WINTER GOODS
ever offered to the good peoplo cf Curwenvi!!e
and its Ticinity. and whoh he will eeil at lower
rates than any house in the county.
CLOTHING AT REDUCED TRICED
Sugar from 12
Fel Syrup
Anal all other grocerk
to 15 cents per lb.
at 87 cunts per gal,
at the same rates.
lea i.cce.-'.iry i
met C5 HIRIIT STREET, 1'I.F AHFIKI.P. ri'VN A.
. B. goodlanoer, Co Publishers,
Terms of Advertislm;.
Ailrertitemcnts are iuserted in the Kej,ublicnn
as) the following rates :
1 In-ertion.
fne square, (10 lines,) $ 50
Two squares, (2n lines,) 1 0t
Three square, (SOlines.l 1 SO
6 munths
t ti 50
: : 4 00
i t 5 (10
t i C 00
: i 8 00
: : 14 00
Ter three weeks and less than three months 25
etnta per aquare for each insertion.
Busiaesa naticas not etcdeding Slines are in
urted f ir $2 a year.
AdTertissuifiita net niarir I wi'.a tie number of
tertions desir )d. will be continued untilforbid
and chargod according to these terms.
te the as.sonmei.'. fa
r
One Square, i
Twoaquare", t : i
Three squares, :
Foar iqunres, : i
Half a column, :
One columc, i :
2 do.
i 75
1 50
2 00
6 mo s.
a on
S HO
ti oo
10 (10
12 (10
20 00
8 d.
f I 00
2 00
2 50
12 mo
$7 00
10 00
12 00
14 00
13 00
35 00
Flour, Feed and Provisions !
And alt articles usually kept In first clu
country store ail c.f whi.h ill be fid
Cheap for Cash
icirpU-re.
, --Ai: kinds of LIMBER an Country Pro-
Idu'e liikcu iu o'hung, ;,r i'ooJa, at the bigh-
I est Ti.r'.et Vi
J A l" ;? ! iiing near supplier of fomlj
I wt'.-i iv from Haltiiuoro. No" York, Philadelphia
und i'lii.-burg,
' will H'.".ns b(
in the "'" i ket,
:it:- !1 pe,Dcf. 21, 1S63.
TO
Go and see the New Goods at
J. E. WATSON'S,
olarysviHe. Clearfield county. Penna.
(Ill EAT for CASH or exchanged for Timber,
J Hoards Saw-Logs, or Shingles.
Dec. 1B.'M. tf. JA. E. WATSON.
Iirw.SMITH ,1 CO.
Ml'.llCHAMS. and 1ralfrs In Dry
Goods, (iroceries, Hardware, (Jaeensware, nnd
every th'ng usually keyt by the trade. Store on
SECOND Street, below .ludge Lcennrd's, oppo
site the Presbyterian Church, Clearfield l'u.
Deo. 4. ISiil.
JOSEPH K. APMDURAY
A AZ H HA J. E l; I .V L I'M J! K U
New Washington, CkaifiulJ Couniv, Ta
July 1st 18C3.-tf
. X. ilu - j IT S 15 i&i U
Ll'TIIERSB'l'RG,
CLEAHrif.I.1) COUNTV, I'A.
.V .
WILL J AM SCIJWEM, rrc.frietor
May 1, lSiiS. ly. '
CYRENirs HOWE. 1
J V STICK THE J'KA'i:.
For Dkcatir Tewnship,
will promptly rttend to all business entrusted to
bis care. P. Hi. Address, l'hilipsbur" Pa.
Aug. 21stiSCl
DR. J. W. POTTER.
riijolrlan and urffPon, has permanently
locnuU at Fr, nchville, Covington township, off
ars his pr ,fesi,,nal sarvieea to the lurrounding
eomuiiinity. May S, lsf.j.
I. T. KKATZER.
Mi:itCIIKT, and dealer in Hoards and
Ehingles; Grain and Produce. FttONT titreet
above the Academy Clearfield Pa.
Icc. 4, 1861.
or approrcJ produce, Lumber or shingle
Fhiliisbtirg, Nov. 1, lSPS-tf.
Tlic fteasois why
Everybody purchase their CLOTHING ol
REIZENSTEIN P.UOS. & CO.
Becnn.-e they sell so very cheap fur Cash.;
i Recause they keep the best goods;
Because their Clothing i well made k fashionable
Because they keep the largest assortment;
liecnufe they get New (loods every W '.k ;
, Because ihey give every one the worth of bis mon'y
1 Because they take the advantege of nobody ;
Because they treat their customers well ;
Because everybody likes to deal with them;
Because they sell cheaper than the rest;
( Because their Clothing aro well sewed k fit well
i Because they can suit everybody ;
Because their Store is so conveniently situated;
, Because nobody leaves their store dissatisfied;
Because all who deal with them ore sure to call
again, and send their neighbors ;
. Because they have purchased tlicir Stock at such
reduced prices that they can afford to
ADVERTISE!
These are a few of the reasons why they sell So
cheap.
jrjr-All kinds of Country Produce taken at
the highest market prices.
KEIZENSTEIN BROS. & CO. j
Clearfield, Nov 11, lbtU, 3in. ,
For Sale. j
Concliinnkiiii: ami liliicksmithshoji, j
together with the necessary water power for saw- j
ing. all in good condition, for sale at a bargain.
The above property is situated in the borough I
of Curwensville, and possesses all the advantages 1
necessary for conducting each of the above j
branches of business with superior facilities.
For fuither information apply to i
II EMIT KEENS, j
Curwensville, Aug. 10, 'fiS-tf.
: e,l at bis 0!
: riearfield,
( WATCIlKs.
from a sii'.'
'sell at the i
und Mechanics of the country
The wnr in which the nation is engaged
against armed and infatuated Rebels, and lho
radical policy of tho adniiiiis'.ratioii which pro
longs It, have conspired to bring together upon
one platform all conservative, Union and Consti
tution loving men, of whatever former name and
j creed. Mirny of those w ho, w ithin the limits of the
Constitution, fought the battles of the ballot-box ;
under the leadership of those patriotic statesmen !
I of other and belter days, Henry Cluy und Daniel
' V'el.ster, together with the masses whose priuci
: pies were those of sneh patriots us Andrew Jack-
son an 1 William L. Alarcy, Silas Wr,ght and
Stephen A. Douglas, now stand shoulder to shoul
der upon the same platform and under the samo
liiuin r. Tho platform is a plain ono. It is to
resror, Ac t'ttion, maintain tlie Cnimtitiition, find
,;,(',, rrr ihtLnvn. Vhatever makes for this end,
I the exercifi of force or the policy of conciliation,
i the W orld will advocate ; w hatcvor m..ke agaiusl
it, the Wor'd will oppose.
It will 1 1 i,e every enemy to the In ion.
whether mi 1 in rebellion at the South or
I in-: 1. 1 ii-',v laming the seeds of disuuion and
i ".- ii ; i :i i ili.-l a l;y at the North.
It will opjose every violation of th" Constitu
Mkn. v, Inch i.-i the only hope and bond of I nion,
nr. 1 , in ei.iy authority for exhorting or uompell
' ing the allegiance of the South.
It will uH'use every infraction of the Law, ia
hi,;U places or in low, by recklose aud misguided
i i, artisans, or by the adininisUation which has i
l i,in their pxmnl!i.
, i It will fearlessly exercise the Y.Wi nf th r.V, -v ,. x . .r . v- :
,0 .- it will constantly urhold and defend F RENCII MERINOS, DEI.AIN, S1I.K, I
CM class eountry ,,... AW and V,.., ,,i r ... A Ll'ACAS. TEA IDS. Ac. .1
To tbe lawless acts of the Adimnistriition, its: Jr Kye, (ats, t',,rn, fish, tsaeon, ic, .(.. j
arbitrary and unjust arrests and expatriation., its sold at the lowest prices for cash, or exchanged ,
denial of the rights to tbe writ of ,.,( e,i,,n, , lor Country produce.
j its illegal proclamations, iis abrogation of State i .1. D. IHOMTSON
land federal laws, it despotic accumulations of ' Curwensville, September, 2,1, lSd:',.
linirriih tu Kower. an-1 its subversions ot t he salu- - -
I ii ii 1 personal liberty, it will con-i r a.hii.i
the letter and tho spirit of our su- lliatk.
jroiit law and the advocacy ol sound doctrine, Inrk llhir.
ui.til Amcr-cn treemon ahall be riused to the t.ujht lllw. S'
ri very ! their rights, their lilierties, their laws, t'rnich Ulnc,
and Iheir limited and well-balanced government, ! i'lrt Ilnne, A
bv the resistless decision of the ballot. j ,trk Unm n. ' '
Profound)." impressed with the desire to con- l.ijht
tr lute all Lha it may to the great work of this Suff Bntrn,
Tnift fine property ig sittnte i , ( ,
oboiit 1.700 an ix of l.iiid. u.. - 5
v.. V
und parts of tract- N
lands are vet heuvilv
e:'.'i.l
i
i Boots, Shoes and Shoe Findin
of all kinds,C7l' CHEAI'.
Ladies who wish to make a good investment
should cull and examine lho assortment of
where they will find the very latest, best nnd
T I M 1.1-,.,.
, .'i i, cur.'
lily of PINE, OAK ond liKMUiflj
A STEAM SAW-MIU
In complete runuing order, tm,n
Three .Million l't-ct of It,,, d.
with all the ntcessary r,.!s, -t;.lru,V(
putting stiK'k tu lho miil : large v
I House, six tenant houses, slurs
I House, three barns, a black -mitlihi ' ,
necessary outhuili.ings are U.n tl t.!
There are about 7( arn-s cleawd'jaa'i
j good fence, und a Plank Jtoml towanl
i lor getting lumber to maiket.
! This valuai le property ,'s .-1 tuate ofut i
', Creek, about 4i milea from the river, '!
j ulur'.y known as the '
Frenchville Steam-Jfili hem
and is now offered at PRIVATE Mil
reasonable terms. All kir.,! f
can be afe!y and cconoinixaOy t f, ,
from the point indicated. '''
.-5"Ai. I, cation can !'
uniicrs gned rcsidin
riiTllltV. (.i.. l.,t!, ,tr . .' '
Sept. , t"
m.i.Jr ii, f;ar.
"i i icirlMJ, (,
"not IT IT isK
' S. T. Uo.ji
M. A. W.ULi
JOHN L. ( I TTLF
attorney at Law an I am ;., ',, .
CLEVRFII.1,11, puvv, 1
in ("eirf.ja,
la,i
IV
J.-rECTFl Ll.V ,-fr
nnd i.n-tnjr hum
joining counties : and itti an
l.iwlfl
the public ( au see at once that he ,mr,is ,- fiv:
pr-part'd Ul supply any article ,.,.ia,ly ,,,,,,,,,0
JOHN IlOEiON.
WATCH &. JEWELRY
ceueration, namelv, te re'iore our national
fllUE undersigned respectfully unity, and to plnep the I'uited Slates again fore ,
I tf,Ti,i. !om rioOirilfr. .r.,1 ll.fl t, -t ..,.. r ,h a rn I i,rm nf ,1, a ntirll, n fi r. l '
public genera!!.' , that he hal just the peace, prosperity, and happiness of its p
i -eived !r. iu tlie r.ast, and open, pie 1 11 r, v UltLJi seeks imm those who dcira
ablishment in i li AH M'S HOW : such Ihinga their sympathy and support, and,
above all, tho favor of Him who crown every
good work.
(Vi'ie.oil,
liinl Jlrnh,
IJijill I'r.ih,
llark firrrit,
Li'jf't O'crcn,
l'a., a Snc n-sortuient of CborKS,
and J r.wn hv of diflerent qualities,
!c piece to a toll sett, which he will
ii ,.-i reasi iiai'le princs for cash, or in
exchange for eld gold nud sirvtr.
CLOCKS ol ei cry ,-iriety on haud, a; the mot
reasonable piicos.
ALL kind-' of Clocks. Watches and Jewchy
carefully repaired and ir7renn(crf.
A continuance of patronage Is solicit, d.
Sept. It), W.,l. H. F. NAT . i.r.
DYE ( tll.OHS
l j Nn-jnttl.
V-., Urnn.j.,
0 ';: I
I fi - I. Il..u..il
twenty years a. a Surcyr, ?,t:m
ha can rend, r satisfaction, inl
O I f e r s ( or S
I OOO acres ot coal arid timWr
Decatur nn.hit,. Clmirlield tmn .
'suit purchaser", located tew ii I.,
i Clearfield Haitr,.d.
I '.(Km ,,f t,rst rate farm tDdtiiV)
in ,,en ioii.iip, ,,'artifidcgun:j.i:uit
waters ,,f Curry's bun.
Hi'ii hit,.- i,. two 1..IM -rfof llljuifc
erof On acres. s-:?j.l f, K-mh,.i--
junle in Highland t, wti-hip. EIImhuW.'
'ii...Ooij!:rai w ar-aiiiia dredt for illftn'
Feb. li, t.
New Watch and Jewelry ii
Su. I. W ( III
interest ,,t Irs I
T I'.KMS:
Dally World.
Yeaily Subscribers by mail, i
rmUIVerkly Vorld.
Single subscribers, per annum, i
Two copies tj o:io addre-s, ; i
lire , ,
,rn " " " i i
(S Oil
"VV"' "-N .' V'fe-wJ S.73 rnz n
IVpt-klv VorUI
."".g'e subscribers, per annum, : i 2 00 j
Ihree copies (address on each paper) i 5 dO
Five " " " i 8 (Ml
Ten " " i i 1 5 HO
'Twenty copies (all to one addr-S"' : 25 00
Clubs nf twei.iy or over can have Iheir address
put on each paper for an additional charge of'
; ten cents each.
be
II I.I V limit ? mit'hi
icirtner. is B-t i
-v?S ion his own 1 k in the so.-n f'Ti-frWa
F-,r dyeing Silk, Woolen and Mixed (!.,c,Js I by them on Secoi, I ri-ei, ohere heitna
Shawls, Scarfs. Dresses, Ribbons, Oloves, to kep up his repu'nii w a t-m'm
j Bonnets, Hat-, Feathers, Kid (iloves, j by doing all work ei.tru-te 1 m Liu.
i Children's Clothing, and all kinds I li'-e, in the best ninMur, nl on tie -:
of Wearing Apparel, if c, ifo. j "liable terms. Defying t tie eej;r. J 1(
1 fcy-A SWING OE so TEIi CEXT.-aja i ''' -' c.-tniftc tbti
For 25 cents you can color us inuny g o,ls as
1 would otherw ise cost five times :hat umount.
Various nades can be produced from tie .-nine
1 1 y o . Thclioccss is fiinde, and ar.y ot.e can
us the Dye with pcrfer success.
Directions in l'.ngii-h, Fremh and'ijcru:u2,
I inside of each package.
For further informal i-,n in Dyeing, and giving
'a perfect knowledge of what colors lire bet nd
iipted to dye over others iith many valuable
recil'Os), purchase Howe A Stevens' Trcatis , n
Dyeing and Coloring. Sent ly mail on reccij't
of t rice 1U cents. Miimiliiiiired bv
HOWE d STEVENS,
Toll, Broadway, Boston.
: a-e hereto! , re t xtci
T II E V,
N. R The Cash
w hen the n ,,rk is di
led. Look outlmtlii
II. WAT','",.
W ill 1 p lfiwOlij W
lueled. ii.
ciearlield. March 4,1"
Tin:
I'-MTKD STATF.S M
HAERISBUEQ, Pa-
CiU EKLY i llUiflllSOX.M
'J
For sale by Druggists and Dealers general:
September 2;id, lM',3.
F'or every club if twenty an extra Copy wi!
, added lor Hie pt:er up ol the club. :
' For every club of fifty, the Semi. Weekly, aud
for every club if one hundred, the Daily will be I
i sent, nhru rniniltu, in lieu nf tlie tjctra coi.e. ol
! HVfi'y. I
; Additions to Clubs mny be made at any tiuie '
at same rates. Papers raanot be changed from!
: one Club to another, but on request ol the person '
i ordering the Club, and on receipt of fifty cents
extra, singlo papers w ill be tukon from the Club t
and sent to one address. '
j JirAlI orders must be accompanied by the 1 M A KK ET Stmt CL15AJJFI KLD PA
Cash. Address Till; W(IKI.l),
NEW FIRM.
IIAR'l'SWlCK 5c HUSTON
DRUGGISTS.
THIS Hotel, so well kncn to III i
public ol Clearfitll counir, i,
ileril septal
-t nr titja
has now U A'
, Hon to afiord the no.-!
; eiiner It tl, tr!,.-i-i;t
' I i der.
The ' I'liitod States
; lo n cos of
i .1 y.'.st r.. i. -7;o;.r:
I and the Proprietors are d.-triti:nlt'
; er expense, time ii t labor t , nun
i of the guest.-'. The jmin nsgs of tin
I public is rcpecttu!!y s di iu-d. j'.t!''
I
3.. Park How, New York.
January 6, 1SC4.
t ii os. ii. roRccr.
J, Ill.AKE WALTERS.
s. tv. rnoNmov.
JAS. r.. M'ATSOS.
rntl JTJK A ISDN, Dealers in Timber,
L Stm-i, Boards and Shingles, Marysvillc,
(Clearfield Bridge P. 0.,) Clearfield county. Pa.
Aug. 19, 1m;;;.
if. Mrluriaj. Malt. Irvin.
DEALERS IK
l'ry Goods, Groceries Lumber, Ac,
Bttinsidc, Pa
Deo. 24. 1SC2.
PllYSIClAS A SURGEON.
nAS permanently larmted at Shawsville, Pa.
where he respeetfally solicits a tbarc of 1
jyublie patronage. May 27, 186.1.-y :
DANIEL GOODLANDEK,
Jl HTIC K ol the e-
LHitaerabuig, Clearfield Co. Pa..,
will attend prcmptly to all business entrusted
te hit care. Man-h 28, I860. ly. nd. I
ir.. ii. "wools,"
JHACTICIN4 Physician, and Examining Sur
K geon lor Pensions. OlSee Southwest corner
acond and Cherry atreete, Clearfield, Pa.
Jatwery TI, 1MI. If.
FORCE Y & WALTERS
MERCHANTS, and General Dealers in Lum
ber, such as SQUARE. TIMBER, S1IIN
liLES, BOARDS, Ac., and iilso in (iRAIN of
all kinds for all of which the highest prices will
be paid at Grahaniton, Clearfield county.
Nov. 25, "lSoS.y
ATTENTION, FARMEHS!
NERRELL & BIGLER,
at their store in Clearfield, haya for sale a, few
EODDEU CUTTERS
'an indispensable article for the farmer which
they will sell cheap for rash. Dec. 10, 1803.
For or I Jen I.
TIMIE Subscriber, residing in Ferguson tnwn
i X ship, Clearfield county, now offers his ex
cellent FARM for sale or rent on very reasona
ble terms. The Farm is situated on the public
road lending from Lumber city to Now Washing
ton, about four miles from the former place, and
contains 'I'M acres., IIO of which is cleared
and in good condition, and ii well calculated for
ether prnin or rrni. The improvements are
TWO DWELLINU-HOrSES, an excellent
BARN, two ORCHARDS, and the usual outbuil
dings thereon. l'oseeion given on the first of
April next. Title indisputable,
JOHN CAMPBELL.
; Sept. 30, 1361. tf.
Hoots!
Shoes !3f
Flyer's Patent Churn,
( A superior article. A family Using this Chum
' never need be without butter !
All the above and many other articles are fur
I Dished to customers cheap for Cash or exchanged
j for approved country produce. Cherry, Maplo,
j Poplar, IJnwond and other Lumber suitable for
Cabinet work, taken in exchange for furniture.
1"ANIEL CONNELLY begs leave to Inform
XJ his friends, and the citizens of Clearfield
I8G3. 1CC3.
rillLAPELriUA it ERIE RAILROAD, j
THIS great line travers e the Northern and j
Northwestern counties of Fennsylvabia to '
the city of Krio, on Lake Erie. j
II has been leased by the Prnn'ilrnnin Jlnil-
rnnd Comjtnny, and under their auspices ia be
; ing rnpidiy opened throughout its entire length.
i ii is now in use ior inssenger nnoi freight bu- 1 A vn
EiiiM, Crmn I ,, rri eK r rw t '-, ...'., I.J .7... I. --'l"
""8 .a i'n, 4 'I'I PC!
1 fa nii ) on the Eastern Division, and from - A ' J-3
."hefheld to Erie, (78 milos) en the Western
Division.
Timt nf rvtnger Traint at Emporium.
Express Train leaves aai'ward 4 00 P. M.
Express Train arrives westward 1 2 P.M.
Cars run through withot'T chaigk both ways
on these trains between Philadelphia and Lock
Haven, and between Baltimore and Lock Haven.
Elegant Sleeping Cats accompany the Exnresa
Train both ways between Williamsport and Balti
more, and Williamsport and Philadelphia.
For information respecting Passenger business
.apply at the S. E. Cor. 11th and Market et.
j And for Freight business of tho Company!
, Agents, S. B. Kingston, jr., Cor. loth and Market
ets., Philadelphia ;
i J. W. Reynolds' Erie;
j J. M. Dri'll, Agent N. C. R. R. Baltimore
, II. H. HorsToit, Genl Freight Ag't, Phila.
l.Rwis L. HorpT, Oenl JiokeJ Ag't, rhila. :
Jos. D. Potts, QenT Manager, Williamsport.
Jan. 21, 186S.
KEEP consfanlli on hand aLir-jf
and ond null .t,l,rt',d stnrl; of
HI! V(iS nnd CJEMCA LS
PALXTS OILS A.XI) VAh'XISU
J'ERFl'MF.It Y k Tdil.ET ARTICLES.
BLANKS, BOOKS AND STATIONARY".
TOBACCO &. SEGARS.
a general assortment of VA inl
and Fancy ARTICLES.
YVe respectfully invite a call, feeling eonfi.
dent that we can supply the wanti of all, on
terms to their latiilaction.
HAUTSWICK A HUSTON.
Clearfield April 27th ISO.'), tf
MOUNT" VERNOXI IOUSE.
Second Street, above Arch,
T
Iafion;ii Hotel
MAINE STRF.i T. CURWEN'J''
WK. A. ilASOf, Pro?:.
''HIS ioi.ir estrii !,she l and Well
TEL. uriiiiteii in llu wetf,
has been retno, idled, etilnrti'l and''1' i'
the proprietor rcsfiftfuliy hr.nouc'
merous friends, ami to the traU'llicff
he is now prepare 1 lo oocumaiodate a- i
favor him with a call, ,f
Aniriln . , I'a fine com
tarbed to the premises, And W7,'
will always be v. hand. Chart's a;.
Feb
Wool and Flax Spiimin.
TAI1 H A M FD Manu faf 'red :;
hards l v he nr. d. rsignei. ww '
people of Cleerh 'ld coin, ty I" CDjn?
tur.ity n.'W i.;U re I to sc urf nnf
Machines. 'J l.ev will be ...Id t-'"f
cci,., J. Cull at the VH '"' iD V-
May fi, iSfi.l. y .
i"Jvo Area, ,1T,YTpn . lnrtre
PHILADELTHIA. AV ANTED A iarpe
i F L A X S E E D m
A. F. IITAIK. Prnnrlftor.
(Late of the "Snrr Ilouse,- Atlantic City.)
Sept. 2.1, 186.1-1 y.
TII()MASiTMXXLLorcii
Attorney at Law.
I . c -f
UOUOS at the meap .--i"" nrl(
JOHN P. I"1'
J Curwensville, Sept. 1, .
FOR SALE.
CHEAP STOVES.
j i GOOD TW'O-IKir.St. "
Office fining the Bank, formerly occupied by 2 t,y the ondersigned, irn i
3 B. MeSnally, Esq., Market street, Clearfield, ,, twD11. U. L- W
Clearfield, Dec. 1. 180-1.
Pa Will attend promptly to Collections, Sale
ot Landa, Ac. Dec Lk '62.
Wool Wool.
fi Pinf i Pousns of wool i
JU.UUU for which tbe highest
3. P. KRATZER,
Clearfield, May 13, 1882.
JV2. j
w w mi
wanted
market :
Crmni. Esn.. on Secon
March 2, 1SC2, tf.
aud vicinity ffAnAiMtll 4l,at K.c tatrAn tbe ihon t
lately occupied by Weorge Kewson, In Shaw'i
Hnv k.r. V. . 1.I..I, , k . .. l . .,1 .I. .. a '
- , """ 'D iu,oiug w.us IWIT Ul uisr. w - - - ,
wait nnon those who maj favor kim with their rP"K iuberibei 'in order to accommodate the
custom. X eiuxeni of Curwensville, and the public
He wiU guarantee hts work te ke el welleie- r?"7.' h"Mej"t'"J' of
eutedaa ran k. n.4. . J .. COOK. ASD PARLOR RTnTT?
e.;.l ' 'iniiv ri-i trn "I "'""""' wmia jnanoe-ieaiaer wnemw; eoeap xor casn proauee. XJ tberebnrg, Clearfield eennty Pa., will attend A
vxa' m. a or yemaia ana a ii as aaka ia & rir m&i. jnavn ynnweanv mmm, . i k..i. . . . . ,. . ,m . , . r
. , , ,,,, , ...iuu4i, ra u o-urwm ruxruwiwa iv nil care, i XX. luiiaoie ior
Clearte!l,JBrf,H-f Xct. 4, If 3.-tf ; UehereV irU 4, IM1. fio. I, lVti.
tfl
T9tU
si
TOVE PIPIi.-For sale eM
Store
Xor. 2, l?pj.
f John D. Thompson, a a,?,
cent per pound.
FIRST-RATE COOK Slf1 J tf
reel.