m "OlcarfifU ttfpuMtraa
:::::: JAN. 1 1JCK.
.Notice "to Jt uens. We uro reqnef
1eJ ly Sheriff Frust, to state that per
sons summoned a3 Jurors for next
week; that thev need not attend.
'?
Col KT. The regular term of our
court commenced on Monday last. No
fcusines was dono until Tuesday
; morning, wlier. it opened with a full
tench, and nil seem disposed to do a
full weeks work. The now incumbent,
, Jndgo Foley, seems to bo qualified for
his position by talent, ago, appearance
and disposition, and is likely to under
go the wear and tear of the position
without much injury to his health. .
'The bkst of tiik Monthlies. The
Lady's Friend devoted to itmhion and
litoraturo. Beautiful fteel engraviugs.
c i .1 1.1 . . - . i ,...! .,,!.
plates. The latest l'al terns of Drosses,
Clonks, 'Bonnets, Embroidery. &c.
IlonseiioldRcccipts.MusicAc.1 Wheel
er k Wilson's Sewing Machines given
as rremiums. Single copies Z2,b0 per
'year, two years $4,00 eight copies(and
one gratis) $10,00. Send 15 cents for
;a samplo copy to Deacon k Peterson,
319 Wulnut Street, Philadelphia.
Agricultural Society.
According to previous notice, the
annual election lor officers of this soci
ety was held at tbo Court House, on
Monday evening, the Stli inst, viz:
President. Bifhard Shaw. ir.. and
tho following Vice Presidents wro your atteution.this weekend urge up
. also elected to till vacancies: John on you the necessity of adopting fuini-
i Hoover, Bloom tp.; Frederick Kohlcr,''forinit.. 0f text-books, in this county.
; Brady tn.; Levi Hublor, (jraliam In.; j w h frequently broached this
I Alexander Murrav, On-ard tp.; John 1 J , ..
! M. Cummings, New Washington. The subject to the proper authorities-hop-
old Executive Commit tea, and all the ing that they would make an effort
other olhcers of the society wero re- 't0 have a uniform series adopted and
. elected except Isaiah G. Burger, who !thcl.t,bv improvc our systeru . but up
was elected Becording Secretary an i ' , ' . '
room of L. F. Irwin, resigned. After,10 tho PrC8ent tim0 thero lins locn no
.transacting some miscellaneous busi- step taken in that direction. Know-
ness tho meeting adjourned. dng that there is much to'be dono, or
tho school system, in this county, will
ELr.CTEP.-The following named per-' . , ... f1mnru, of tll(l
ions were elected Justices of the Peace,
stUn late election held in this county
fur their rcppective boroughs and
townships viz :
liloom township, Eiastus Luther.
Cunvensvillo Porough S. J. Gates
.- and Josiah Evans.
Ftrguson township, Josodi Moore.
GoMien township, II. 11. Morrow,
Girard township, Justin Pie aid
.AmoB Krise.
Jordan township J. II. Ilegarty.
Karthaus tp., Edward McUarvey.
Knox township, H. S. Sloppy.
Lawrence tp., Kichard Shaw jr.
Lumber City J. P. Farwell.
Morris township Andrew .limner
' Pike township, Jhn. P. Norris.
Union tp.,. Frederic llollopctcr jr.
., " .1
MfSJCAL. lhctf:yr3iwistrumet
.... .1 j n- . n 1 11,
that the celebrated Pianist GotWhalk,
will ni?c or recommend,
is Mason k.
' Hamlin's Cabinet Organ, find of them
, he says : I
Your Cabinet Organ is truly a charm
ing instrument, worthy of tho high
: praise it has received, and far supcri
. or to everything of its class 1 havo
- acen."
'TV M. Greene tho agent for this
county has conrtantly on hpnd at his
Music Store, Huntingdon, Pa., a full
. assortment of these instruments and
: also ofStoinway.v. Son's Pianos which
be sells at Manufacturer's prices. Miss
E. A. T. Rvnder of Clearfield is Mr,
'Greene's Agt., for tliis county, nni
. circulars, or any information can
.Lad of her, upon application.
Railroad Meeting.
At a meeting of the citizens of Mor
ris township, held at the school houso
in Kvlcttown, on
. . . .-.i
tho evening ot le-
cemDer 30th, lSi).1), on
motion of Jos -
eph II. Jones, Esq., the meeting was
onranized bv elect i 112 John K. ilock-
nberry, President ; ( It Dilleu, Den-i
ison Johnson, -Michael Uinges, JN J
Fuhncr,Wm Zimmcrmanieo Hoover,
and John B Kyler Vino rrcfidents;
F II Joni's and F li.Shope.Socrctaries.
On motion' the President appointed
. James r iN'elson, Dr. .Tofferson Litz,
and Jonas Muns, a committee to draft
resolutionB expressive af tbe senso of
tho meeting.
On motion, Joseph II Jones, Esq.,
:addrcssod tho meeting in an appro
priate manner, atler which tho Chair
man of tho Coinmittco on resolutions
read tho following report :
Whereas, Morris township is equal
in farming intorosts to any other in
tbe county, and in mineral wealth far
superior, boing underlaid with three
distinct veins of bituminous coaI,rary
,lng in thickness from four to nine feet,
besides having a vast amount of pi no,
oak aid hemlock timber on the Mo
shannon and its tributaries, but being
without Kailroad, or any other means
of transportation to market, this vast
source of wealth lies comparatively
useless ; And whemx, wo have been
credibly informed that certain parties
in tho county are byword, and other
wise, opposing the location and con
struction of a proposed llailroud thr.'o
4tjii section, therefore.
EesolvcJ, That we aid, to tbe ftill
.xtnt of our means and influencc.the
, : Tr . w n-i jI
Atlantic and (.ret Western Pailroad
comjtRny.m tho locution nj construe' l,,n Ml.n-A apt
oT raflrcMi.1 throtiph tl.U Tlrlnliy. 'fiZTVZ
itcsviw,!, Hint, in oiirjiidgnu'iit, it rieerMi, tV 1.1, iea
will romiinrrnlA ii.l mmntiiv uluin.
(IIUUIJ-IO 1OCM0 lllCir roU Oil thin
. I I I I -
route, on Account of Hie vast amount
of limibor nn.J coiil to which they will
, '
Have aCCCS
Jicsnlrcd, Tlmt, in our opinion, this
is tmich thO KhorUst nild Lost rOUtP,
., ( it i i I
sis tho Allegheny mountain can he
CrOSSOll at this lllnCO lit Si better CTruto
tiinn lit nnv other roint ulon;' Uie
mountain range.
Htsolretl. Tliat wo will, without re
gard to political partie-, oppose to tho
mil Micniwuiu iMiMiuu.-, onj giMi iiy ,CDdin(? n ccnti to Wofki I'ottor,
son or persons, in this Senatorial, or nolo Arciiu, itj whington ttroci, I)oton,
KepresuntativO district, Who Oppose Mas., il will bo lorwardad by inail, fro of put-
the1 location and construction of 'Ji.Stl
Railroad on this route. repu-mitr 271b, lana-Hmo-piL
llesoUuxl, That wo respectfully bur- ApEH .p "M'aAUflHEy,
gCSt; tO the Other townships 111 this having purchaned the Photograph entabliib
COlinty, that they, ftt an early day, mont 'onnerly oonducted hy ll. Bridge, would
give public expression to their opin-,lefclf" ..")'""' t?.,1"4.cU.ilenf f
P .' ,' . . . 1 , Ifield and ailjiiininK couctioi, that he ban recen.-
ions in regard to this important sub- n)ttllo ajUionul imnroioinonn to.boih aiyr.
ject
Un motion, J amcs l' I elson .any
, .,
addressed the meeting (
On motion Resolved, That tllCSO
proceedings be Iillblished in the county !
' . . 1 j 1 T1.1 . T 1. ir .
papers, and that ttic iock Jriaven pa
iit cr. a.iu man 110 iXK-n. xiuu'ii
pers be requested to copy the same.
On motion, the meeting adjourned
John E lIocKKNr.EiuiY,Presidcnt.
V II Joxks,
F 11 SnoPK,
.Secretaries.
TO DIHECTOSS.
Having always felt a deep interest
and taken an active part in the ad
vancement of education and our school
system, we,thcrefore, respectfully call
we will, therefore, take tho responsi
bility upon ourselves in urging this
incalculable change Bolieving, as we
do, that it is tho first and proper step
to be ttiken towards the improvement
of our schools We sincerely hope
that you will give this important sub-
ject delibcrato consideration the day
V0l, meet to elect your next Su peri n-'
Itcndent, which is remolo enough to
give yon ajnplo opportunity to send
Ho Publishers, for specimens, and give
them a thorough examinaticn. Too
!nueh care ar.nt bo .tal:en,.on your
as they hould be, at least, adopted
for aix or eight years.
Even new teacher induces his r u-
...... ... rI , . ,
f lis to get tho kind of books m pro-
.,.,,.,
.' .
scries has oecn naopicu. Jinasocen
truly eaid, that "the coming of a now
teacher, is tho -signal to buy new
books." Tbis bas been tlio custom
licro winter after wiutcr for many
years. It ia not s trango, then, that
people complain at tho annual expenso
it costs for new books. The expense
to pareiils is iloublo to what it woulJ"
be, if uniformity woro established.
Tho fbane will, -beyond a doubt, cre
ate Prtiue little tliaiUfnction, at fiifct,
until the people get to understand it.
Hut cro long, tho hundreds who havo
j become disgusted at tlie pyRtcm, will
' rsan1 a lit- Ka tTr Atftl fnl liaTirn
I tjivj Htl "W i un ui v aanv avavav
j three years roll around, they will bo
: first and foremost in its support. Tho
Jteni, within itself, is seldom, to
blame for the opposition it meets. As
a general thing, all complaints grow
out oi a wrong aominisirnuon.
r a t a a
1 ...iMiini
On tko 17th of Dec, by nov J, Iley
mann, Mr. Wm. QuitiLcr.of Uradford
.in... .SlWiaa fl'.TIIlO.wl'AfXlWB
ot usceoia.MiiiH, neariieia county.
Di L.H.
In Bradford township on tho Cth
inst., Joseph Bargcr, aged.75 years
3 months and S days.
C. KRATZER k FOX,
MP. It C II A Ml K, dealers la Dry Oooda.
Clothing, Ilardarare, C-ittlery, Qucensware.
lrorriea, Shina;p8, and Provislona. At IheaJd
aland on front street ebore the Aodcmy.
Clearfield, Iccembcr Ulh. 18S-tf,
,10 REST JIfrUSE Bloom townahip,
Uainir r. Kt.ooif, rroprietor.
This large and commodious Ilonse is situate!
on tl turnpike, 7 miles west of Curwensvillo,
and 8 miles east of Luthersburg. The Proprie
tor will spare no effort to mnke bia guests com
furtable and thi.Ir stay with him pleasant, and
thereby eipeeta to-reoeivaa liboral share of pub
He patronage. , Deo, 80, .1815.-If.
T IILAKR M ALTKHS.Pcrlvensrand Con
t veyancer Agent for the Purchase and Sale
of lands, Cli mnrui, J'in'l.
Prompt attention given to all hu.ine.s connect
ed wiih th county -offices. Ofiice lth Hon.
Wm. a. Wallace. ClearflolJ, Jan. Jst,lSo tf.
nXK IJ.KCTION. Sotlce.ls hereby git
en, that a meeting of the stockholders of the
tonnty National Dark of C'leatneld, Pa will be
held at the Daaking bonse, on Tuesday the atb
day of February, 18(19, for the purpose of electing
ofEceraofaaid BaiJc. WM. V. WMOI1T,
Clearfield Pa., an. 8, 1S6H, Caahier.
fODDER CUTTKHS at
MEHRKLl, BIOLER'S.
nfJ nioeka, alt sl.es, and best ipanufae-
X tnra, a MERlELL A BiGLXR's
te.Mi, wagoa. HI
unty. 'tplyU
li.4t. II, W. CMITI!.
ii.i'.Aitrii'.i.n Miur-HV-i;Ki Ki
I , ,,, Inr.tnY.-The undersigned having
U 1 lil
established Nursry, on the Pike, nu..uthir
r "l""n ir",r, t. i- rT
pared In furnl'h all kinds of Irult trees, (Fund-
srJ ar i,rr,) Kvergrccns, Shrubbery, (Imp
Vinos, Uno.eierrie. l.nwton Riokterry, Strew-
berry snd Unepbcrry vinos. Also, 8iU, Inn Crab
trees, Uuinrt mid eurlv scarlet Khemiarb, so.
0r,Wrs promptly .tnn-J to. Address,
Sept, 211, '(li.- v. J.D.WHKJHT, Ciirwcniville.
T
TCII! ITCH! lTfll! Smith ! SbrnUik I
.Srahkl M'HKATOX'3 .OINTMKNT iH
rur the Itch n 41 icur. auo cnrn cm
;iy;l;' ViS W""-
lij;htaiid npiirntus, and he flnttere himKlf lbl
" '"""""" " -
and lifelike likonoe.
il9 nUo kMp, ,.on,tantiT . uti a good -
eortment of Guilt, Roiewood, and Walrmt framta
-Album, of all iitMi etylee-and an endle..
vnrietv ef casci. locket, eto . which he will di-
jpone of atTcry inodorate pricei, f"r yifh.
' Hi gnllcrr ia in Khaw'a row, (up atair,) Mr
jket trcct, Clonrfleld, I'a., where ho la alwey rA
dyto accommodate cuetoinors who uiut be In
-,,. nf ,,irt-
want of a good Likenea of themaelrea or friends.
Tartioulor attention paid to copying a'l kindi
of pictures, etc. November lili. 1S6j.
A iXEW FIRM.
SASTSWICK & IRWIN
Druggists, Clcnrfield, I'cnn'a.
Having refitted and removed to the rsogi lfl'oly
occupied by Richard Uwsop, now
offer, low Jor cosh, a well te
lfctd assortment ol
Drugs . and Chemical,
Alo, ratent Mdicinrs of all kitxl, Oila,
Gl,rutly,'le Sii.T4. Sutionary,
Tobacco and Scgars,
Csnfectionary, Spicp, and a larger ttock
of varieties ever othTfil in leu
place, and w arranted to be
of the beet the Market affords.
J. O. HAKTSW1CK,
Dec. 13, 'C5. tr. JOHN IRWIX.
New, Goods!
mticti t. lurTfinPrnn
Pill J 111 1 1 HUUUllUUUi)
ITaye Just 17ectivtd Their
Full and IVinlcr Goods,
Which war purohaMd during the nrewnt it
nline, and tberefort ara aaatied to tell rry tktap.
O u.r Stcch
Conite in part of Merinea, Alpacas, Top
line, Wool, Armors, and common I)e
laines; l'rintt, Gingliami, Sliawlt, Hooila,
Jlosicrjf and Gloves,
Nubiaa, Balmoral and Hoop Skirts, Flan
nels. LatW Cloth, Slieetinct. Mualint,
Towelinr, Tichinr, Sonlaca, lreakfaat
Shawls, Capet, le. Alao an aaaoritBent of
Milliner y Goods,
A mer(! which a'o Hats, Boaneti, Feath
ers, libbon. Mowers, Laei, Framed,
Matinees, Velvets, Siikt, Crapea. pt.r.nges,
Veils, . elc, and a large ttock of
Holiday Toys,
Including China, Brour.e, Tapier Mache
Tir , Kosewood, OIss, Fowter, Wooden,
Tarian and Candy Foya.
For Ladies,
di at romnde , Oils, Dandnlina blonm of
youth aod Taints, Iluugo, Lilly Vbiteic
Thankful for past favora, we solicit a con
tinuance ot the kind patronage of
the peopl? of Clea. field Co.
fSTRemembrr the place Second Street,
next door to r'ir.t Nation l Pa'-.V. Dee. 20, '6$
REMOVAL.
J. P. KRATZER,
hm removed to his ne Ware-Rooms, on
Market St., Clearfield, I'a
where he has opened a orjf Urge atock of
Dry Goods,
Cli.'Ju, Delaines, PriaU,
Alnncae. Silks, Fatineta, Kept,
'aibnerea, Tweeds, Cobergs, Mohair, Jeans,
Jianellaa, Mualina, Flannels, Hue nets, Iiib
lions. Cloak, Balmoral tkirta, Hoop,
fkirtn, rhawlt, Press Trimming;,
Jlcad Net, Cap", Coreeta, Glovee,
Collau, fcarfs, (irenadiae -Veils,
Table Covers.
Cloth i n
Coats, Pants, Vesta, Over Coats, llent'l Fhawls
fcbkt", lints, Caps, iL'ndcr-SHiirla and
Drawera, Doiu, bhoes, Oum
IJlioes, Cravats, Q loves
.and CclUri.
KATiOWARE. QUEEXSWARE, ORO
CE111ES k MUSICAL GOODS.
- G r o cc r i c s .
Tea, Coffee, Pugar, Molasses, fait, Csndlea, TUee,
I Flnnr. Itarnn. Fi.h. Tokancn. Katainf.
Currants, S p I e e a, Crar.kera,
'.Vinegar, Oils, .Var
nlth, Alcohol.
TIN-WARE. -GLASS-W A RE. V.'OODEN
WAKE, and STA'l ION.ER Y.
Household Goods.
Carpets, Oll-elotbs, Drugget, Looklng Olassei
Clocks, Churns, Washboards, Tubs, ltuek
ets. Plat Jrona, Pans, WinJow Illlndi,
Wall-paper, Coal Oil Lamps, I'm.
4rellaa, Ttedoords, Knives and
Jorks, fpoons, Crocks, and
Stove lllaoking.
iW-All ef which will be sold on the anoat rea-
aonalde terms, end Ihe highest market price pail
for Grain, Weol.aad allkinds ofcoaotry rtoduM.
) .tlaifield,.rctmbe.r 13 lie, '
c. w, & h. w. smra'sfe
COLUM N,
bargains !
bargains!
bargains!
Great Clearance Bale,
AT
Clearfield, Peim.
On and after Monday
January 1st, i860.
wjll be sold.
The entire stock of Merchandise,
of the .Laic firm of
C, W. & n. W. SMITH,
at Cost,
Tlie stock has boen rcpleii'mhod,
bat jill goods fere to bo dis
f.cJ c at Cott.
This U rara oppor
lunily for any one far or
ear, to make tbeir Winter
Spring and even Summer purchase ai
it nxny be tunny ytt before tuch
cbnnca ' again offered. ono
doubting, b'tt that good muut
remain high for aomo
time .Ui .come.
Wo advise,
therefore, our
old CTstomcrs and
Uie people generally io
take notice, as our timo is
limited, when
the sal) at Cost
will bo closed.
aj-r-ift 4 fl T "rand opening or Fa I Clothing this day,
At tosti At LOSt!l..u0-;
Tltecntifc Stock of Mcrtiltandiac
e
of tholRtc firm of
a JF.tJ-. V.. SMITH.
'Consisting of
DRY GOODS,
GPOCERIKS,
STATIOXARV,
WOODEN W A RE
HARDWARE,
TOBACCOS,
QUE ENS WARE,
JELLIES, CANNED TRUITS,
BOOT AND SHOES!
BOOTS AND SHOES II
At Cost! At Cost!!
I.AC Kf-MITIIIMl.Thfen.W.lj.Bfl f t-
rtfiHy kf lra l anwonnre lo iba t-ab-
I ka rarrln nil lllnrkunittlilli In the lli'l-
' ...v ri..r.i,i k.r k kill .r.,i. !..!. 1.
ly, ia a rk manlike manpr, a'l ik ntma- If llid oa Itie Imi.l. lhr t al.
ted to hit rate. Fperlal rin t.Vcn In hln ay i,',id r ln eoiiS Ibal eBo le rtmei
oon. Flmr adjuinlng Town Hall, f.rmetljr J, l dwirnt tha Ira-U
u,.u,i m. it.,rr WM. SlLVE.NS. I Tbn.i I uilnf from u, Hill t-4 bar Ibelf
Noirmber ih, I F AS -ly.
DR. A. E niLLS
I)
ESIIIE3 In in-
-
fom hit pat-
!A' " y f'.'' "j rona that rolcfiiun- I
'T '- : 1 bninn oxBorf -fVD,4
Vi jhlmto hi.cthce all
... . t . .-ii
iT.r.w.."
in ..! lkrnrialiinnl
Viiita to any of his
apcuitomad laces
tb ia aummor i but
dm be found at bit offiaa on the Noithweit cor-
ner of Front and Market atroet, directly oppoiiW
the "Cloarfield House," where he can bo found at
all tlmeu, ready and willing to attend to all colli '
'in tbe lino of hit profeuioo. Full eetta cf feth
only Twenty Dollari. July 26th lSo5-ly-pd. j
PEACE PROCLAIMED. I
THE WAR OVER '.IN CtEARFIELD.
KNOX TOWNSHIP QUI KT.
nearly all the CONTRABANDS
GUI NO HACK TO T II KIR OLD
MASTERS.
BUT NARY 0F. COIKK ACK TO
OM) MACS I'll US l-VI"l HHI'.ItE
1 1 1 1'.Y H I lK K 1.4 V rCI) SO
LUNG A o so H i:ix.
in eonerquence oi toe aoove juo, jr.u'.
of tho old bliort hbu bbop ; would announce to
bia numeroua patrons, and the people of Gear.
In eonarquence of tbe above facia, JT. SmoST
field count? at lurite, that he baa ow a fl r'
lot of good aiatorial; Juat rooeirud from the art, )
and ia dov prepared on au;i pouoo 10 ur.
and tuend boota and ' oet at bia aew vp in
Orahamtrow. lie It eatiflled t ial ha can p!c, '
(unlcaaituiigbtbeaomeinttnfely loyal ttay at
koine I'ntriota). lie ia prepared U tail low for ,
caih or County Troduce, don't forget tbe ebop
neat door to Urabatn A lScytona atore. on mark-
ethtroet Clearfield Fa. A k.pt by a follu com-
uonly rolled
July 26,'C5.-ly. "sIIOKTl'. 1
II. BRIDGE,
J,
a m trn n it it (fft'n
i,JI.li-y-ii.CV il ii -f--iiii3 W'- rhar.d wiib tuiUnn from tbe time tkey aattrto
(Store oae dtor Eait of Clearfield House,) . the close of the 8emon.
Mi..L-,.t 1 f 'l.'irfi..l,l V-i I Ibe course of inatruatlonemhraocttTtrytliBU
f.h 1 U,,t iucIu Jei ta H&ru-?h' Practical and ao-
t- i i "r ii . ,,t fA eompliahed aduiiatioB for bv'-h aeaee.
Keeps on hund a Jul! assort men t OJ, Tj,3 Pr;n(.ipsli btjis hjti th9 .dranfagwor
GENTS EURNISIIINO GOODS, nu.eoiper;aBce in tia .profession, wetirsaja
. ' rents and (.uar'mia. that bia entire ability aaa
tucn at . e. 1 anafU'ea ill be dcroted to the ipor and men-
Ghirta, 'Linen ud Woolen under Sbtrtt, training of the youth placed aadcrb.it chart;,
drewera acd-tockt, nek ties, .locket handker-j ICP-M" OI TUITION,
chie.s gloret umbrellas, bats Ae., in frrealTitiety.' Crlhxjrapby, Keadinp, Writing. .Grammar,
Of piece Ooods be keeps toe best Clothe of all Geography, Arithmetic, and liiitvry, ,Pr See
"shadei and colors," such an j ,in ( n we, ki) $S,00
ELA'IK DUESKI J' OF THE .VERi' Aijjcbra, Geometry, Trigonometry, -Mcnsura-bcul
uia'fce.iFatjcy Cassiiuor in preal varley; Hon, trreying. Philosophy, I'byaiology, Chera
Al'O. French Coating, lleavor, i'ilot, Chin- istry and ltk Keeping, t,T
chilU, and Friootl over coating !1 of j Laiin and tireek w.th an,. f th. above Branch-
which will be aold Cheap for Cash : and: J.Sa4,iurtion ho made for abseu'oe.
made un according lO the latest Stylet ly o-Plt further oart.culars inquired
Experienced Workman. Alto Agent for
Clearfield -co., for t. M. Singer, & Co . eel -
ebrated Kewinc Machines. II- BRIDGE.
Clearfield, Penn'a, No. 1, 18C3.-lf.
II. F, NADGLE,
MAKER.
Graham's Row, Clearfield, Peao'a.
Tbe subscriber respectfilly In forma bia old '
customers aril the pnlilic, that be baa fan hand, 1
and constantly eceuring ew additions, .a large
atoHc of Clocks, Watche and Jewelry.
Jewelry of every variety from a single piece I
ao eril setU
M'aHebei, a fine assortment ef silver Hunting
and nnen aA. American and nalnt I.arera. I
plain and ruii jeweled.
Clocks, a large rarioty from the best Mamifao -
tory, conaiftinc of Eiirht day and Th'rty hour
fnting and Weight, Lcrera, Tlie, Strike and
Ala.
Spectacles, a large assortment far and near
light, eolored and plain glass.
Also, a fine assortment of opoona, f oral, But-
ter-knives, etc., plated on jenuine Alabata
Al.L kinds of Clocks, -V.tchea and Jewelry
tarefully repaired and Wa-mntcJ.
A continuance of pmrcntgo la solicited.
N'ovamher 15th. ISfii II. F. NAUliLE-
fot.n n:xs ii. r. nai ole h just
VA
received an Elegant aisu-tinent of the best
quality; also silver extension acd desk holders.
Hovembcr Z9,frgT
GREAT FALL IN PEICES!
or
FALL AND 1FIN TER
CLOTHING
AT IB
Otap Iol)iim (orc
Orsnd opening fl TM Clotling this day.
.rand oponir.g of Kali C'othing this day,
At KcitfDftcin I'.ro'a Kilcn.ive Clothing tre,
At Keiienstein Uro 'a Kxtensive Clothing store,
At Keirenttein flro'a EitoniVe Cluhins; store,
Tbe largo. t and best selected stock in town,
The tnrgeit an I but solaatetl stovk In town,
The largest and best selected stock in town,
The largest and best solcctod stock ia Umn
Furnishing Hoods, J'ats A Caps,
Furnishing Hoods, Huts A Caps,
tKurni'hing Oooda, lints A Caps,
Furnishing tloods. lints A Caps,
Trunks, Vali.ca A Traveling Bags
Trunks, Vi.lise s A Traveling lings
Trunks, Valises -A Traveling Hags
Trunks. Viili'ea A Traveling Hags
At prices lew lor tlie llmen.
At pl lrca loiv fur tint times.
At prices lo,v for the times.
At prices low lor tlie times,
Our old customers do not
Deed an invitation, Cur old customers do not
need an invitation, Oarjold caponiers do not
need an invitation, .Our old customers do pot
need an invitnlion, Tu others we say,
(VI and examine ouratwk,
Call and examine enr atooi,
Call and examine our stork,
t all and examine our stock,
ri., ,,.,,,, I , ...
lieloro liurchatiinrr l.Uo where.
Eefore purchnnin? Klscw! lore
JleforoptirchnKinii Klsewhcre,
T-.- n,i. n ttj
"Ul' .V." K?.J
KK1ZKNSIEI.N liUOTIItH.
MayS.'CJ-ly.
T)00TS and Pfcoe."-omrjaaanriuueul
jf i,aties, wentlemcn, Mines', Uoya' and
Children'! Boots Shoes and 0i:ers at
J. JCRATZER'S
Ladiek Furs, TurehaaeM rosy rely opnn get
ting he best Furs at CM AS. OAKKORD
MKS, Continental Hotel, Philad'a. jn. II
TiISH SALT and PLASTER in Urge qusn
II1 Utles, at J. '. KRAIjEh P.
' March 22, ISM.
ft Ml !'-
I sTmII MAkllkHllfl ahtt ftkStSjB.I
We would rentUs tbo.e k Inf FaiMT CS
tit ol'rn t)il lhT at kiIJrl on the ntiia
fruit 'rSarj-ndln this ttat.uir, cur Cans
ar all ariH(J.
N. H, Aim i!f aralitig O'aaa Jaiaa hand.
rl't. t, Mi.tt. iltttBKjX I UJUiT.
CO PAKTN KRSH I P,
h rndrrrlgnrd hart this day f ibJ a Co.
t nrliifi.hiii under lha firm nisi of liin a
rbhorn, for tb traraaclion of a liooaraj Jlof-
cnaudiFo ana i.umurr uunnv.i. 4 ihik.
. .- . ... i . i . . i. i
bo,.tUo.ay oa land at th. Corner Bior. to
Curweua'illo wiiart t are now prtpartd to aao
Cuit.mifra a eoniplt'Uj a'aortment with prieet
aa low a the lowet.1. The highcat market ratal
raid for Lumber of all (ieaoriptioa.
ihe fatrunage ol Uie publifl la reapeetfuJl
juiiQjtoj. KDWAHI) A. IUVIN.
jy. J(. JAMXSUOB!?.
arWeaTilie, Jkly li, M ''
-'
i Yi k JVC
l)2i-lvU"iVll O .
Jjj ClirWCllSVillC.
.
The Subscriber has just opened
at tlie Old Stand,
in Curvcnsvil!c4 a largo assort-
JJENT OF ALL KINDS OP GOODS
aod Wares, united In this locality, wbitl
HE WILL SELL
. - .
(jilCapCl' fllMl tllCV COH U&
. . . r r r
bought in Ihe County, for Cash,
CALL oc.e
f y-f jf
JjCldlCS ailU (jrCrilleffl7lf
f.-,rrT-TjT-
UEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE,
ajnd Pin raliafied you will find it
I VTFI' Tf) PT'TTH AKK.
TO l OL It IMLKLsl O LCI1 ABU
;ov 22, 1M33. JOHN 1RVIN.
ni.HAnKIEI.I) ACAUHMV.-The eee-
V end Ftaiiiu of tbia lunitmioa will eonv-
) luesce on .MunJay, vecea'n-r liio.
I'urilf can enter at any time. They will b
i r 1. 1,. HARRISON,
' Clearfield, December 6, ISiSi tf. Principal
- , ,
!TT A 1) T .17 V S? SONS
ClcarfielJ, Pcnu'a.
Tbey hereby notify tbe public, that tbe Foundry,
la tbe Borough of Clearfield,
t baa been put in lull blast, and tbey are new ready
to accommodate th-. ooamuntty with anything
pet Wining to their - line. Tbey keep coaetMt jjr
an hand a general assortment bf
Cook, Parlor and Ten TlaU Staves,
for burning
EITHER W OO D O R CO
Salamander'?, Number 4,
j T . , .
BaSC StOYCS, rSUmUCT 3 and 4,
. -,r , Tr , , rt
j W ash Kettles, 16 and 20 gallons,
j r. fir,, ot . :n,i,-,
.iretiratei J auJ lOvliei,
1' Aiti'l iJKr.l4 iJLJl llU
riows and Plow Costings,
nro, also, prepared to ovike all
Wo
kinds of
GRIST AN'D SAW MILL IRAN'S,
and epecinl attention is paid to the re
pairing of
Tlircsliing
Machines.
Tersons in want or anvthinc. in cur
I line, would lo well by civinr u a call.
in, ,tidl of :coun,,ry ,,,0;,ucft' 'dr old
MetaJ, taken in exchange fur our Manu-
' facturo, t Ilia hiuheat market jirico.
I :1IAU1.EY k SON'S,
j Clentfiold, IV. November lst.-lftfl.-tf.
CAKHIAGB
AND
Wagon Shop!
(Immediately in rear of Machine Shop.)
ths c,int f ciotrf.tld and the r"lio In gen.
tn ,h. .av0 Stored into nartnershin and
w, ...jy fi'do all kinds f.f werk on
WAGONS,
SLEIGHS,
SLEDS,
Ac, Ac.
AU i.k Js of repairing done with neatness and
despatch. --Cr-Ordera promptly attended to.
.1. F. ROTE.
w. Mcknight,
ClearfioM, Julj 5, lf"!5 ly.
! N. B. Thankful for put farorK, lie aubserib
era would respectfully si. licit a continuance e
the snme. He invites bis old eurtuncr. and aa
many nrw ones as may see proper, to give him
a call. I havo now uteoolated with mo in the
hnine.-i, Wm. Mok'nijht, who l u :.porienoed
i workman ; ar.d if yon want a good carriage or
j timber-sl.'d give aa a tall. J. F. Rora.
CMMnt ll.I.D CUUNTV It WK The
ClearGeltl CoiiB'' l'.anlc ai an Incorporated
liietitutinn ha gone out of exi.tet.ee br the sur
render of Its charter on May 12ti, lSfl.S.
All ef its attick ia owned by the subscribers,
I ho,ill contio is tho bnk!n(r business at the
lame place ax private banl.rs under the Bro)
earns of the " Clearfield Coanty Bank."
" e are jefponeinio lor he dehta oi 108 bank,
.... ,.. . .i.. i .. .i . '
I Pcrosit received n-j J inturtst pfcltl irho roo
"r,i'lcfl, fora fixf 1 ,in"'-
I aper discounted at six rer eeal, as b.-retofore
Our personal r-MmnslbllitT is Medd for all
uruits leroiveu n x ou'incss transacted.
.1 ! ... !... 1 ' . . . ' .
A continuance of the liberal patronage of tbe
f l'lint,8, U1u "r 'h '7 is respectfully eolici
. . . . . .. ... ...
i I rasidant, Cashier ani Officers of tbe late
M-ioiiroeiu county nana, we require the notes k..
nni IT t AM -A U.t M
Jnmea T. Leonard, Ilichard Snaw,
Win. Porter, James li. Orh.tu,
A. K. Wright, O. I,. Itoed,
AVilllam A. Wallaco.
SsThe basinets of the tack will be ein Jur
ied by J"hn M. Adam., t. , as ( sthtor.
jun :., ! t.