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and
Jobbluc
tMtriptio, in alh nnce, ... $2 HQ
piiii vithin the year, 2 60
nut fiuid vithin fhi year, . 3 00
lUtOOu" rnif to apply to thi prtmt rol.
Jtvdf paid for at or beon Jan'rf court, 1805.
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i. w. aiooRK,
Publisher of the "CUarjhU lUpubli inn.
6. J. ROW,
rublisbor of the "Itifiiman'i Journal."
THE KEWS.
The country, including the army of the
'otomao, has been occupied for the last
ek in paying funeral honors to the late
PredJent.
On th 18th inst. Sherman and John
ilon, the reinective commander of Iho1
Weral and confodeiate forces in North
Carolina, closed the negotiations in which
iLej had been engaged for aevernl days
previous, by agreeing-3t upon an ar
mistice ; scwiif the confederate to dis
band and return to their Lomcs. after Ic-
g marched to the respoolive state Capi
tols and depositing their arm in
(be State arsenals ; third, the recpimiticn
jby tho executive of the United States of
the several State governments on their
hEcers taking the oath of allegiance, id.,
; 'surf A, The federal courts to be ro-e.'tab-
'ished in the several States ; Jit'lh, The po.
liiical rights and franchises, ns also the
rights of person and property, as defined
b the Constitution of the United States,
jusrantecd to tho people ; tixth, The
fieeutive authority of the government of
Iht, United Slates not to disturb any of
the people by reason of the late war , so
lrngasthey are in peace and quiet, b-
itain from acts of opeo hostility, and obpy
ibe laws; uvtnth, la general terms the
tar to cease, io.
These conditions were signed by both
the oommanding ffioora--Sherman nrnl
Johnson who add thereto a note in the
following words; "Not being fully em
powered by our respective principal to
fulfil these terms, we individually and of
ficially pledge ourselves to promptly ob-
tslD tbe necessary authority to carry out
the above programme."
Information of this arrangement reach
ed Washington on Saturday evening last,
sLou, as the telegraph announces, a Cab
inet mcoling was immediately held, and
tbe action of Gets. Sherman unanimously
disapproved.' aud Gen. Grant dispaVflod
i" j forthwith to North Carolina '.o relieve
this General who thus presumptuously
presumes to "restore fao Union."
Among the racial acts of President
Johnson w the issuing of an order, on
Friday last, directing that the sale of con
Iscited property in Virginia be indefin
ite! postponed.
Mix Drowned. On Saturday the 22d
Inst., a young man named Wm. Byors,
si drowned in Toarce'a dam on Chest
creek, in Chest tp., this county. He was
engaged in floating some logs to the mill
tor tbe purpose of having them sawed.
While standing upon them, they turned,
throwing him into the water. His body
as recovered about one half hour after.
He was about 22 years of age.
KTlf our Borough Fathers pay more at
tention to tho streets Rnd alleys of our
BO Hvif fn, wf ten, OUUl3f J
f0tirJ5of each of botet proportionate rtc. ;J-aii piece and return or suporse-
jg'Th abore ratei were agreed upon by the dens ...
Witniijned, on the 3d day ot Doctmber, 184, !Discliarro to i.lilor
,Dd wili be atrictly adhered to durine the vroiea 1 1 S J ..l . '
town, and trouble themselves less aboutjuvcr'-lLmcnis cacn
the dog., Skesicks thinks the health of, Order to sell coou -ourcommunity
would be quite as wei,0:der for relief of a pauper, each
reserved, and Iheir re-election about as
Li- n-x. ... .
terlain. Tho tnnd hnIA in thn allow im.
certain. Tbe mud hole in the alley im
Mediately under our window, and the one
In front of the Tost office, are a greater
.nuisance than would be all the dogs in
tonn if piled In a heap.
Selkt Schooi We are requested to
nnounco that tbe Select School under
the charge of George W. Snyder, at Cur
wensville, will ooamenco on Monday the
6th day of May, next.
Honors ta.rnc DiAD.-Buinn
pretty generally suspended in our town
2t7T"i" '"'l'"6? fl,agS' IT
jerly draped m mourning, d.splayed in
Honor of tho lale President ; but Saturday
last was more generally observed, in res -
ponse to the proclamation of Gov. Curtin,
lu which notice was given that the re -
taainiof Mr. Linooln would reach liar-
tishurgoa Friday evening, remain there
until Saturdsy at noon, when they would.
depart for Thiladelphia, thunco to New
York on Mondav morn inc.
. . .
.
aoDEi Ladayt Book, for May Is
vu our table, excelent io all its depart-
nts. lis embellishments are. nutuer-
0, and of superior character.
4fW YET. IiTT.T.
Wo mint bcW. from tho J2w
i . ... .
luu i'-wvimons 01 n Lill puHsod at tho
labt session of tho Legislature, increas
ing tho foes of Aldermen, Justices ol
tho I'eaco and Constables:
ALDERMEN
AND JUSTICES
n FEACE.
OF
tue
$ cts.
Ifoaton or complaint, on be-'
"a11 ol tllO Coiu'WCalth. for
every ton words
docket entry on behalf of tho
Commonwealth
warrant or mittimus on behalf
ol tho Commonwealth
Writing an examination or com
plaint of defendant, or a dep.
osition, for every ten words
Administering an oath or ailir
mation ....
10
Taking a
recognisance.
in any
criminal caso and
returning
tho same to Court
50
20
2
40
Entering judgment, on convic
tion, lor lino
Recording conviction or copy
luurcoi, ior every ten woi ds
.. n - - " . . . j i . . w . IV 11. ii:
vl,"0 vic. vii if ii liatl'vU 111 I. ilSLa
of nssault and battery
Entering complaint of master,
mistress or apprentice
Jfotico to master, mistresa or
apprentice ...
Hearing parties and discharging
complaint ...
Holding inquisition under land-
lord and tenant uct, or in caso
40
ot loreihle entry
00
f0
Precept to sberiif
coriiing rocecdings
1 00
! 111 01 USUCUU011
! .urrnn)-t0 nppraiso damages
10
i Warrant to sell (drays
50
50
20
20
j warrant, io appraise swine, rc-
j turn, advertising, et cetera -
Entering action in civil cases -
Summon?,' cap. or sub. each -
Evcrv additional naino after tho
rhst
Su!puua duces tecum
Entering return of summons and
qualifying constablo
Entering of capias and bail bond
Every continuance of a suit
Trial and judgment
Entering judgment by confession
or by default
Taking special bail
Entering satisfaction
Entering amicable suit
Entry rule to take deposition of
witnesses ....
Eule to tako deposition of wit
nesses ....
Interrogatories, for every ten
words ....
Entering rot urn of rule
Entering rule to rofer
Kulo of reference
Hwilco to each re re re o
Notice to a party in any caso -
Entering a report of referee and
judgmont thereon
Execution ....
Entering return of execution or
fitay of plaintiff, null o bona
non est inventus, or otherwise
Entering discontinuance or sat
isfaction ....
Sciro facias in any caso
Opening jiidgirient for rehearing
Ilelurn of proceedings in certio
rari cv appeal, includi ng recog
r.izanco ....
Transcript of judgment, includ
ing certificates
.Receiving amount of judgment
beforo execution, or whero ox
ccution has issued and special
bail been entered within twen
ty days utter judgment, and
paying the fcanio over, if not
exceeding ten dollars
If above ten dollars, and not cx
cecdidg forty dollars
If abovo forty dollars, and not
exceeding sixty
If abovo sixty dollars
Every search where no other ser
vice is rendered to which any
fee or foes arc attached
Entering complaint in writing in
caso of attachment and quali
fying complainant
Attachment ...
Entering return and appointing
freeholders - -
25
25
10
10
10
15
1U
15
15
15
10
SO
20
50
40
20
50
75
00
15
SO
30
15
15
j . , i
1 1 1 kit i "n
40
00
30
n , r , - ' " ,
Order for removal of pauper 1
. .11.
Order to seizo goods for tnainto-
nanco ot wilo and children -Orders
for premium for wolf or
fox scalps to bo paid by tho
county ....
Every acknowledgement. or pro
bato of a deed or other instru
ment of writing
Taking and signing acknowledg
ment of indenture of an ap
prentice, for each indenturo
15
Cancelling indenturo
25
lCoPring an d signing tax tin-
Maying, cad, couple, "making
reeordthercof and certificate
to parties
' Certigcate of approbation of two
justices, to binding ns nppren-
1 f ee, by directors or overseers
j of the poor
Certiflcato'lo obtain land war'nt
3 00
50
50
nuirming county
commissioners, assessors,
ct
cetera
25
. .
CONSTABLES FEES.
Executing warrant on bohalf of
' the Commonwealth
Conveying to - Jail on mittinnjs
' or warrant
50
In......
,.122 VaDt' ljr
' r , vr uiucr
often dnr
gninht the laws, (without pro-
- ,
riwi ".'ringing bcloro a
justico . . r
Levying n lino or forfeifiro on n
warrant
50
30
Taking tho body into custody on
..mh.ii.um, wnero hail is after
wards entered, beforo (ho prU
Boner is delivered tntl
50
rt . , - v " jiniwi
- Serving summons or notice on
I referee, suitor, master, mis.
-U j tress. or njiprentico, personally
I or by copy, each
4'J Arresting on capias
i Taking bail bond on capias, or
.' for delivery of n-o(l
20
35
Notifying plaintiff whero defen
dant has been arrested on ca
pias to be paid by plaintiff.
Executing landlord's warrant or
serving execution
Taking inventory of goods, each
item -
Levying or distraining goods, or
selling the same, forouqh dol
ar not exceeding thirty dol
lars ...
I For each dollar above thirty dol-
- l:ira
And half of the said commis
sion shall bo allowed whero
the money is paid after levy
without sale, but no commis
sion shall in any caso be taken
o. ; on more than the real debt.
Advertising tho same
'Executing attachment
4U Copy of venuuo paper, when do-
mandtd, each item
50
35
I titling up otiC0 of distress at
mansion bouse, or other nub-
lie place on tho premises
a
20 j
201
.Serving scire facias personally
" Executing a bail piece
Serving Ly leaving a copy
Traveling expenses jn ai 0,
for each mile circular
30
The Programme for tho Transportation
oi rieiiaeni i,incom s Xiemains from
Washington
. ihnB been -issued. Tho railways ovor which
- jthe remains will pais aro declatcd inihtnry
i roails, subject Io iho order of tho U'ur Do
) parlinonl, And tho railroad, locomotives,
10 can and eniws eugnpd on said transpor
10 tution will bo subject to the military con
rjyltrolof l!rii!. Gen. McCallum.
I No person will be allowed to bo trnna
ported on the cnr consisting the funeral
,h.i f .!, 1 r n TM'y tbor
lied by tho o.clersof (ho War Depmt
10 nient. The funeral i rain w ill not exceed
JU nine cars including bnggsge n.:id hearse
jenr, which will prooord over tho wboio
1Q : route from n'adiintoa to Springfio'.d.
I The remains will lravo Washington ul
o n. iu. oi i-riaay, mo iisi, arrive at Bal-
iimorii at l').
l eave Baltimore n( 3 P. M., and arrive
it H.irrUturg at 8 201'. M,
Leave Aarri.burg at 12 M. 221, and ar
rive at Philadelphia at CJ 1 M.
Lenvo I'hiiudelj.liia at 4 A, M. of Mon-
.!, BttL, mmsI mill v uu 1CV A Ul IV
at 10.
Leave Now York at 1 T. M. of the 25th,
and ariivo nt Albany at 1 1 P. M.
Leave Albany al l T. M. n Wednesday
tlio 2(ith, and arrive at Bjiralo at 7 A. hi.
of Tueucbiy the 27th.
Leave liullalo nt 10 ruinutoi past 10 tbe
KHino day, and arrive ul Cleveland at 7 A.
M. of Friday thn 23th.
Leave Cltveland ut midnight, same dav,
ami arrive nt CuluuiLus at 70. A. M, of
Saturday 27th.
Leave Columbu H P. U. same day, nnd
urrive at Indianapolis at 7 A. M. Sunday
the ."0th.
Luuvn Indianapolis midnight of the
snmo day and arrive at Chicago at II A.
SI. of Monday May Int.
Leave Chicago at 9 o0 V. If. of 2d, nnd
arrive nt Springfield at 8 A. JI. of Mon
day, May a.
At tho various points on tho route
where Iho remains aro lo be taken front
the hearse car by Slate or Muncipal
au-
tborities to receive public hoi.ors, accor
dins lo the aforesaid programme, the au
,l. .' . i .!, ..." i. .....,.,.
' ri,' u,a7BU'" "'.,u;,'"7,,0"a1Dueon do- Market street,
:' """'Ti"."!"" ",
casion, unuer tne direction ol tno miliiaiy
commander of ibe Division Department
or district ; but the remains will continue j
always under the special charco of the
ofllcera and eseorl BUBitrneil hv ilin War1. 1 09 undersigned, Auditor of Clearfiold boro',
Denartment
' r, , , , ...
Iho route front Columbus o Indiana-
polls is via Columbus aud Indianapolis
C'enlral Railway, nnd from Indianapolis
to Chicago, via Lal'ayotlo nnd Michigan
City. In order to guard ainst accidents,
trains will not run
miles per hour.
faster thnn twenty
frJUSTIVM AM) UUXSTAIiEW
FEE BILL. Wo have now on hand a
splendid lot, nc-atly and plainly printed.
Every Justice aud Constable should have
one. Prico25 cunts per copy.
We alno have a laruo supply of Collec
tor's Notices, (lilank), which collectois
will lind greatly to their convenience to
have. Price $2 per hundred.
THE MARKETS.
Reported weekly for tho Republican.
CLRAnnian, Pa., April 2fl, ISM.
Wheat, $2 OO.Oninni, '$1 50frf.2 00
Byo, 2 00. Ap,ilc, dry bus"' 2 50
Corn, 1 60ra.l 75 llr'n Apples, 1 00(7ol 25
Onls. 1 O0M.1 in: Moot. V IS nii.on
I Buckwheat, 1 0 Lard, lb 20ro 25
Potatoes, 60 fork in Hog, W It. 18
i Flaxseed, bu. 2 60 Tallow, "W l, is
50 Timothy. 8 00(7,9 On'Butter, "
40
Cloverseed,
20 (in Flour, W,
12($13 00
W. Beans, 1 95 2 00 Kggs, l Amen,
25
AGENTS WANTED To sell Iho great work,
" LIFE AND DEATH IN REBEL PRIS
ON ri." Soldiers, Ladies, any one can sell it.
II. E. GOODWIN,
Ap 12-'65- lm. Syracuse, N. Y.
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
JVb. 70fl, Chestnut ttreet,
rillLADELPUIA.
'I ill 13 HOTEL Is pleasant. situated oaths
JL North aide of Chestnut street, a few doors
above Seventh. Its ctntral location makes it
parucuiariy desirable ta persons visiting tbe
; City oa business or pleasure.
a in ik m ir.i.unin.
An..H5.Am
' - -j munnivi,
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT I
E-AM. T. ANTHONY 4 CO.
Man ufao'ra of Photographic Materials,
WBOLMALI i BBTlIt,
501, BROADWAY, N. F.
ID aucmlon to our muln kn.in... r m.i.
traph o MutoriaU, re are lloadauaneri for tho
Mlowuig-, fit i 1
Stereoscopes and Stereoscopic Views!
lheI2 w hftve nn Immonio amortmcnt, in
oludinir War Scenes. Amrln.n ..i n:.
15 lea and Lsnilicapcs, Groups, Statuary, eto. Also.
Kovolvlng Storeonootiei. for nnl.lln ..r ni.
hibition. Our Catalogue will be sont to any ad
dress on rccoipt of stamp.
Photographic Albums I
We were the first to introduce these Into the
tmtod Mutes, rnd
quantities in great variety, rani, InTn n r "
on au conts to au each. Our ALBUMS have the
roputotion of bolnir sunnrlnr in t,.,,t -
bill.y to any others. K w,.T V. .Snt h. .Ti
FKLE, on reooipt of price, atir Fine ALBUMS
oq made to order.'fi
Card Photographs!
50 Our Cataloguo now embraces over 5(MM dif-
forent sul.jeola, to whioh additions are being oon -tmunlly
mudc, of Portraits of Eminent Amerl-
cuijB, eio.,vii: aooul
100 Mnjor-Gcoorsls,
2U0 llng-(ionerali,
275 Culonelfi,
40 ArlisU,
100 Licut-Colonois,
75 Navjf OUloers,
125 Stngo Pictures,
650 Stulosinen,
130 Divines,
125 Authors,
60 Prominent Womn.
Oilier UUicers,
u,vuv vujius 01 ivortts or Arl.
inoluding reproductions of the most oelebrated
knKrving, I'sintinjn, Statues, elo. Cutsloiues
seul ou reooipt ur Stamp. An ordor for One lo
ten Pictures from our Cataloguo will bo Ailed on
tho reeeipt of $1 80, and sont by mail, prkr.
Photographers and othors ordering goods C. 0.
D. will pleaao remit 25 per oont. with their ordor.
iTThe prices and cjuality of our goods can
not fail tosutisfy. Aprl2 3in a co.
nun n.. i . .
QUARTERLY It RPORT ,f the FIRST
XXTIOKAL HANK OF CLEARFIELD,
I April 3d, 1805.
nRSOCRCRS.
Notes and Bills discounted,
I Furniture, . .
$28,874 T5
181 91
74 05
50 00
400 21
i Current Kxpensos,
Taxes f nid,
I Tl... r...... X-.i-. 1 T . -1.
O'l I iiwui a. niiunni Dniinn,
0 I Wue from other Banks,
2,383 48
U. S. Bonds deposited with Treasurer
of U. S to secure circulation,
Cush on hands notes of Slate Banks,
Legal TenJor Notes,
tO OfiO
9i-j
2,727
I.MBIL1TIBS.
Capital Stock paid in,
Certificate, Depositors,
1 Due Depositors,
l Due other Bnnkc National Banks.
25.014
3,45(7
3 OOS
vu oiaio nanus,
Interest und Exchange,
485 90
...
$102,907 02
I hereby certify that the nbnve statomont is a
true abstract from tlio Quarterly Report mnde to
the Comptroller of tlio'Currenoy, vlpril 3d, 1805.
I'1 ! A. C. f IXNEY, Cashier.
- QTATKMIIXT of the Wi.ncetorthello.
- ' L rouph of Cleared fur the ...p .Bji. i.k
j April. 1S65
aicrirrs.
Tales credited on JloAdamiiing Seoond
street, . . . . $ 19 45
laies credited on McAdamittrg Market
street, -Excess
of Expenditures,
3 in
4.13 92
$1C1 47
Eips!niTrris.
OrJors drawn during the year $433 9
Pay't taxes on McAdauiiiing, 22 95
$181 47
viuuia weio urann
For work done on streets,
For bnl. ou Bor. Bounty Bonds,
$187 II
139 35
7 43
79 19
13 00
10 80
n eo
10 03
For int. on order No. 14, Jiin. 'BI,
Foi cancelled order No U, Jan. '61,
For Lumber,
For hal. duo Collootnr 18f,3,
For High Constablo services.
For Clerk services,
$438 92
SSFTS.
Pno from Collector of ISA?,
Duo from Collector of 1S6I,
Due on Lankberrv judgment,
Due from J. Alexander en plunking,
Due from Presby. Congregation on do,
Due from rules of plunk,
Cash in Treasury,
$13S 2!)J
472 16
8 00
10
.0
$722 26
LIABILITIES,
n.. i - i . i
I vsuinuiiiiiiug uruvrs jear rnning ren.
9
$31
75
Oultaniling orders year ending Feb. 'nt
1 00
10 50
72
5 02
Cntstnnding orders year ending Feb. 'HI
Ontstuiiding orders year eliding Oct. '2
Cliitntaniling orders vear en'line Oct. '3
Outstanding orders jear ending Ap'l 'H
18 f5
870 17
7 6
Outstanding orders year ending
'65
Due Jv. .Mitchell, late lreaurer,
i'u ou .uoAuainizing econa liroet,
59 27
i 37
excess ol assets.
217
$722
By Order,
W. D. BICLElt,
Clerk to Town Council
having exnminod the accounts of the effaers of
raid boroujh, do certify them correct as above
lltl.ll( nm, ,nnt tho8b0ve exhibits the financial
condition of said borough, tho assets exceeding
tho liabilities two hundred and soventeou dollars
and sixty Eve cents.
i c ' BAIIULTT, Auditor,
Clearfield, ap'l, 19, 1805.
rHILADEI.rillA it ERIE RAILROAD.
rrlllS great lino traverses tbe Northern and
X Northwestern counties of Pennsylvahia to
tho city of Erie, on Lako Frio.
It has boen leased by the I'enneyhania !ail-
matt vompnny, and 1b operated by them
It entire length was oponcd Tor passenger and
. ! ..I. . t ! n . .i.n.
freight business, Oct 17th, ISCi
Timi of Paeeenger Traint nt Emporium.
i.kavi EArTw.vnn.
Mail Train, 3:20 A. M. :40 P. M.
Warren Aceoin. Train, . . M.
Corry Accom. No. 2, . M.
Corry Accom. No. 4, - - M.
I.IAVR WESTWARD.
Mail Train, 11:08 - - A. M.
Warren Aeeom. Train, - -M.
Corry Accom. No. 1, - - M.
Corry Accom. No. 3, . - . M.
Faseriger Cars run through without cdasor
both ways betweeu Philadelphia and Erio.
Elegant Sleeping Cars vo Mail Trains both
oy between Philadelphia and Lock Haven,
and on Williamsport and Elmira Express Train
between W llinmsport and Baltimore.
For information reppocling Passenger buiiuesi
t :ily at the Cor. 30th and Market srects.
And for Freight business of the Company's
A onto, S. B. Kingston, jr., Cor. 13th aud Market
st ' , Philadelphia
J. W. Reynolds' Erie j
J. M. Drill, Agent N. C. R. R. Battinmroi
II. H. Uoustos, Ocn'l Freight Ag't, Phila.;
II. W. Gwinnrr, Gen'l Ticket Ag't, Phila. j
Jos. D. Potts, Gen'l Manager, Wiliiunupnrt.
Jan. 11, 1865.
A l'CTIOi;i:R. The nndersicnod. hsrinir
t been Licensed an Aurti'omsr, would Inform
tbe eitiiens of Clearfield eeuntv that he will aU!
Ini4 In P. 1 1 i P n I .. lMBnn.r nTtli. .nn. I.
whenever oalled upon. Charges moderate.
Address, JAMES H, TURNER,
jiril 10. pd. Woodland Po., Clearfield eo, Pa.
N. B. Persons calling tales without a proper
) licsnse art subjeel to a penslty of $60, wbioh
i firnvi.ifin win h nrhM.ii hA.
,i ".I:"- ,uvy
iivhw ime,
I
- i - I 1 ...
D-Don't fail to Read This!
Tirr.
EAST INDIA COFFEE COT.
I, 8'r00t (lhrae i from Qreenwioh
. Btroot,) N. y., eaU uoivereal attention to their
Kent's East India Coffee.
KENT'S EAST INDIA COFFEE
hss all the flaror of OLD GOVERNMENT JA-
KtNrs east India coffee
has twice the strenth of Java, or any other Cof
fee whitcrer and wherever usod by our first elass
hotels and sloamboats, and stewards say there is
a lavine; of 60 per cent.
tr I until nai-in kK.
" ' . .. 10 1 A COFFEE
' i' Z., " T ' U"S nown, ana is very
i . m wean aua innrm may ast
may ase It at
f "J"" "h .1UPJ.
The wife nf th R
W. Eaves, local utinister of the M. E. Church,
Jersey City, who has not boen able to use any
coffee for fifteen years, can use
KKNT'JJ KAST INDIA COFFEE
three times a dny without Injury, it being en
tirely free from those properties that produce
nervous excilomont.
Dr. James Boyle, of 158, Chambers street, says:
I have nevor known any ooffoe so healthful, nu
tritious, and free from all Injurious qualities as
KENT'S EAST INDIA COrTEU.
I advise my patients to drink It universally even
those to whom I have hitherto prohibited the
use of Coffee.
The Principal of the New York Eye Infirmary
says : "I direct all the patients of our Inslitutioa
to use exclusively
KENT'S EAST INDIA COFFEE,
and would not be without it on any aocount.
The Rev. C. Larue, an eminent clergyman of
the M. E. Church, now stationed at JIalsey st.,
Muiiiri, rajs or
KENT'S EAST INDIA COFFEE,
"I have used it nearly a year in my family, and
Rod it produces no ache of tho head, or nervous
irritation, as in the oaso of all other Coffees. It
is exceedingly plessant, and I cordially recora.
mend it to all clergymeo and their families."
KENT'S EAST INDIA COITEK
liused daily by the families of Bishop Ames,
Bishop Baker, Bishop Jamos, and many of the
most distinguished clergymen and professional
men in the country.
Beware of Counterfeits !
.-.I I . iL.i .1 l
00 poxgos are laoeiiea
82 1 Kent's East India Coffee,
72 u.i nrinr.!...! t- r
Jiifwij sircct, im luTK,
$102 907 62 ' t'ler8 ftra numorcus counterfeits ofloat under
' I the namo of "Uonuino Hast India Coffee," "Ori-
$65,000 00 inBl Ea,t Ini1ia Coffee," etc, put forth by 1m
& OOu 00 1 r"ters to loceive the unwary.
4l In package, and in boxes of 30, OO
52 sna ,," I'r tlrocere and large consumors
8 by Orocors generally.
... I run.. t-,.n f'n..n.. n 1 ' . . 1 . .
. .v.. a.uiii vviiuiijr uruevra suuoucu, V)
whom a very liberal discount will be made.
!KAorae Ajenii : Hoflish A Molan, and W.
J. llciss t Dro., l'hilndelphia; Francis H. Perry,
Providence ; A. L. Vfaite & Co., Boston j Pynch
on A Lee, Springfield, Mass.; 8. N. Callender,
Buffalo; Gordon M'AIillian Ji Co., Clevelandf A.
A. Colter A Co., Cincinnati ; J. A J. W. Bunn,
Springfield, IH. ; II. B. shields, Corydon, Ind. j
and C. C. Uurber, Chicago.
The Am. Ad. Ag , 3SI Broadway, N. Y. Bus.
Dep't Ekos AlVobd. Cor. Dop t Fowlsb 4
Wklls, are authoriiod te reoeiv orders for
Kent's East India Coffes. R. DAVIS.
April 6, 18C5. ly.
VTOTICE- All pcrsens having nnsetiled ae
i. 1 counts on the Books of a. L. REED, A Co.,
will please call and settle tbem, as we are delir
ious of closing our Books.
O. L. REED, A Co.
3 mo. Jan'UthlSflf
MOUNT VF.RNOV norisio
Second Street, abovo Arch,
PHILADELPHIA.
A. V. RI.AIH, Proprietor.
(I te of tho "Surr House," Atlantic City.)
f pi. 23, 1S6J-1 y.
Clmngod his Base, but not his Politics.
-f EMOVAL FROM SIIAWS UOW TO flR.
J.V bain's, olio door west of Boynton if; Show
ers' Store. Tho subscriber wishes to inform his
friends and numerous patrons that he has left his
oltl stand in Show's Itnw nnrl tint limb nut (n
17 40 ncw place in Ornliniu's Bow, in the shop furtner
54 (i!t 1 1 oeeunied liv 1! Klnmiili n n Tlnni ana Klint.
-.' i - i - - . - -" - f
He would liko all his old friends to givo him a
call on Court Week, and bring ns many new
ones along as possible, as ho can accomodate all
on short Dotico, at the Short Kline Shop. Kept
by FRANK SHOUT.
jf-'T-Remember Graham's Row, one door west
of Boynton A Showers' Store jan. 11, '05.
Nsatioisul Hotel,
MAINE STREET, CUR WENS VI LLE, FA
Mrs. WM. A. MASON, Proprietress.
rllHIS long established and well known HO
1 TKI., situated in the
we?t end of tho town,
i has boenroinoddlcd, enlnreed and improved, snd
C5l,hePr,Pr'etr"'rc'P0'tf'1'"y annimnces to her nu-
) mcrous friend?, and to tho travelling public, that
aa!'"9 i".nowrrTlre,l to aecommodato all who may
tuvor ner with a call.
Ample, snf nnd comfortiiblo stabling ts st-
Inched to tho premises, nd trusty attendants
will always bo oa baud.
tUarges moderate.
Mar. 15.'C2-tf.
M1
US. II. J. Ill.UllV respeetfully nnnoun-
ces that she will tukc a few Pupils in Vo
cal and Piano MUSIC, to commence Monday
April 3d. Tonns, $10 per quarter of 11 weeks.
.CrUucmn at residenoo of J.L. Cultlo, Esq.
Clearfield, March ?2, 180 j.
A
UCTIOKF.RItr-Tha
subscriber having
taken out a Lieenso for crying vendues
ami other Public rales, either In Euglish or Ger
man, respectfully olTers his servicos to his follow
cititens, and will attend to all calls from any
part of the county, on the shortest notice either
verbally or by letter, and upon tho most reason-
n,,e ,0ln, Whon f (lo,t.lr!",,. la. wl" furnieh
iflAr,lrlrnnHf.i.nilil!ifilaMhitliiiiitaA.a unnninl.
tho Clerks and complete all the busisess connect
ed with the sale. JOSEPH 11. JONK3.
Kylertnwn, P. 0., Mar. 1, 1S65. ly. pd.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
fl'WI person who snmo tii.to ifro cot a BUF-
I FALO ROBE marked " S. Mitchell," would'
confer a favor by rolurning the same to tho sub
scriber. JAS. L. LHAVV.
Mar. 1-tf. Clearfield, Ps.
snl e'l'L'TJ on nru 1) 1
UlJLAol LK. i:U,UUU I 01111(13
of Plaster in Clearfield
For Sale by
Fob'y 15, 3t.
JAS L. LEATr.
MIIJNERY GOODS.
WHOLESALE DEALERS
No. 431 Market street, north side,
PIIILADELPUIA,
T 1 a w nnar nnan Irtnts ii st 1 It sa A anm "
u u"'H ouwae ui-vsn t siajUUBVUIS TUneiJ Ul
itiiibons, l'.onnet Materials,'
Straw A Fancy lionaota,
Ladies A Misses Hats,
Flowers, Ruches, Laces,
and all other artioles required by the
MIL1NERV TRAbK.
XI m l..na J ...I-. -1 1 n 1 i 11 Lfi th 1 1
' branch of business exclusively, we Hatter our-,
j selves that we can offer IndacemeaU, la vamry.:
styles, quality and modorate prices not rry-
where tn be found. The attention er Miuaert
and Merchants is respotfnU solicit4.
. i..tii.,.) A.nnnrjon oaia vt uuibk snsn.
Z -
, April , iou. f'
SPRING GOODS.
Ol
"Purchased sinco tho lata doclin
in priccs.tjjf
J. R Kit A T Z 12 Rt
Front Street, above tbe Acaaemy,.
CLEARFIELD, Fa.
Now offers a very large stock of
Dry Goods.
At a reduction of 15 to 48 percent, inoludinf
DKESS GOODS in great variety.
Merinoee, Ginghams, Cloths, Delaines, Prints,
taslmeres, Alpacas, Silks, Satinets, Hops,
Cashmeres, Tweeds, Cobergs, Mohair, Jeans,
Lanellas, Muslins, Flannels, Bonnets, Rib.
bons, Cloaks, Balmoral Skirts, Hoop.
Skirts, Shawls, Dress Trimmings,
. Head Nets, Caps, Corsets, Gloves,
Collars, Soarls, Grenadine Veils,
Table Covers.
Clothing,
Coats, Pants, Vests, Over-Coats, Oenfs Shawls
Shirts, Hats, Caps, Under-Shlrta and
Drawers, Boots, Shoes, Gum
Shoes, Cravats, Gloves
and Collars.
HARDWARE. QUEENSWARE, GRO
CERIES k MUSICAL GOODS.
G
roccries
1 Ta' Coffe Sugar, Molasses, Salt, Csndles, Rioe.
Flour, Baoon, Fish, Tobacco, Raisins,
vurrnnis, o p i o e s, trackers,
Vines, Brandies, Vin
egar, Oils, Var
nish, Alcohol.
TIN-WARE, GLASS-WARE. WOODEN
WARE, and STATIONERY.
Household Goods,
Carpets, Oil-cloths, Drugget, Looking-Olassos,
Clocks, Charns, Washboards, Tubs, Buok
ts, Flat Irons, Pans, Window Blinds,
Wall-paper, Coal Oil Lamps, Um
brellas, Bedcords, Knives and
Forks, Spoons, Crocks, and
Stove Blacking.
iT-All of which will be sold on the most rea
lonnble terms, and tbe highest market price paid
!or Grain, Wool, and all kinds of country proiuoe.
Clearlield March 22, 1885.
$5
REWARD. Was taken about the 10th
of January Inst, a large llnht tan colored
t'uu, ritu a long uusay tail, named XiOKn. The
above reward will be paid fur his delivery to the
owners at Cook's Mill, in Uraham township, or
fairproportion for information of his whereabouts.
JEMIMA C. BOQXKR,
1EVTI3 11. BJQXER.
March 29, Uti.
ORPHAN'S COURT SALE
or
Valuable Ileal Estate !
BT VIRTTJE OF AN ORDER OF THB 0R
phan's Court of Clearfield county, there will
be exposed to PUBLIC SALE, at I'ennville, oa
Saturday, April 22d, 1865,
All the following described Real Estate, situate
in Penn township, Clesrflold county, Pa., late tba
proporty of Martin Myrter, dee'd. t
A certain tract of improved land containing
100 Acres.
Bounded on tne north by P. Dally, on the south
and on the "East ty Vm. Bigler the greatrV
portion of which is cleared and In a good state)
of cultivation, with a two-story Log Dwelling
House. Log Barn, and other outbuildings, and
two Orchards of assorted Fruit.
Terms-. .One-half cash at corsrmation of the
sale, and the balance in ens year thereafter,
with Interest, to be secured by bond and mort
gage on the premises.
ta. Sale to commence at 1 o'clock, n. m .&f
said day, when due attendance will be given by
Aii'ai mvhti.-v Admi
ITS.
Pens township, March 29, 1S85. '
THE COUNTY NATIONAL BANK
Tnxisear Drpartmkst.
Ornea or CovrTaoi.i.KKor ths Trsasobt,
waehington March 2nd, 186a.
Tr'KKAS.by satinfaotorv evidence Dre-
y sentedtotheandersiKnod.it has been made
to appear that Tbk CorHtr Katiomal Bask or
Ci.BARrixijn, in the borough of Clearfiold. In the
county of -Clearfiold, and Stats of Pennsylvania,
has been duly orgnnued ander and in accordance
with the requirements of the Act of Congres enti
tled " an Act to provide a National Currency, se-
i ourod by a pledgo of United Slates bonds, to pro
vide for the circulation and redemption thoreof,"
annroved June 3. IftfU. and has flfiinnlinif miih all
I the provisions of said act to he oorunliod with be-
i said act.
j Now. Therefore. T. Ifron McCuLLormr. Comn.
troller of tho Currency, do hereby certify that
Tke cnry K,inni Clenrfi,!,!, in the
borough of Cloarfield, in the county of Clearfield,
ami ftat
meneo the business ofbackine under the Act
.aforesaid.
Jo testimony whero f, witness my hand and seal
of ofiT.ce this 7d day of March, 1865.
HUGH McCULLOUGII,
Mar.8-tf. Comptroller of the Curroncy.
XX 7" A TFI1 Sorvant well aequain-
1 ted with tbe duties of.
household or one willing to loam. Must
hare good recommendations. Apply at aj
house, or at the store of C. W, A II. W. PmUh.
II. W. SMITH.
March 22,1885.
A DM I NISTIl ATOR'N KOTIC I '.NoUee
f I. Vu.ul,. ffiv.n Iknt InOnp. nf nitmlnl.lt&.
tion on the estato ef Jus. A. Wood, lato of Union
n. ... .... t ...
tp., uienrneid co., uoc a, naving been granieaia
,1he undersigned, aH persons indebted to said estate
aro requested to make iinu.cdinto payment, and
i those having claims against the same will present
'othni duly authenticated for settlement.
DAVID UUK3,
Mar. 8, 8t pd. Administrator.
; Q,rr DOLIiAHS It I", TV A It I). Lost, on Pin
Vt Run or at Beldina rafting ground, a pocket
book containing fifty dollar one $20 bill and
throe 510 bills alto, a promissory noto on John
isutler for $105, payablo thrco months nf tor date,
being an exemption note dated about tbe 20th of
December, 1864. Any person finding said money
and roturning it to me will receive the short re
ward. THOMAS BEERS,
Mar. , tf. AUdcra P. O.
alios Furs, Tbe largest assortment at WIAS.
J OAKVORD A SO.VS, Oontinenlnl Jlotol,
i Philadelphia. '
I.'ISII SALT anJ
1 titles, at
March 23,49.
TLASTER In large qoau.
J. P. KRATZEK'S.
aJios' Furs. Tbe largest amrtmeot at CHA3
I .
OAKFOKP BUiXH, taunentai note.
i'niiaielpbla. J
riT4LEN On the 18th of February, from the
S3 house of Jacob flegal, two BUFFALO
hOBES.one marked J. Sbaw, the other R. V. W.
Tbe persons who carried away the a fore proper
ty will return then to R. Newton Shaw of Ales;.
Powell, Clearfield, or at Shawiville.
Mareh 1, 1865. pd.
Ladies' and Children's Hals, West Sty les at
CUA8. OAKFOKD b BOSS, Continent!
I h7. Phlladetehi
Jan. 11.
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