etel,Llar5fIbJfpblitan." 12 UJ U2. X 653 s Hates of iibrlptl'ri. Jobbing jr.,l.-.'nl.V. .' mlraure. AnertlIu? end m Y tim'nl villi '.r awe'", 3 10 ij not pant "! virr.j.i- S 00 Admn' Odd AVrV ofVes, mc, limr; 12 Z 1 - I Auditort' koIiVm, em, Cotillons and Etlray; for, 3 times, IMuolution matin; turh, it tint; Transitu! Adrtrtitment; per square n 10 line; r ffM S It'wt.or , 1 SO 0 Fur eae mIcuii-iiI iirrtioa, Pici'dl anVerfi'.iM, t earh sonar nf 10 1 fines, or Imtr-S !, or cm, J For enrh tubttqnent ineertiv, Proettional Card; year, .oral noliifJ, per Hue, -f.i'(iinry notices, owf 5 liW. per Jiwr, I 60 f0 . 5 AO 15 . 10 8 00 12 on 1 oo $20 00 r.5 oo 60 00 Yearly adrertwng, I , o o 2 rfo do rfn S io . Yearly udctttUiny, i culitmn, u 44 II 1 " The sbovo ratei spply 0,l,T ,0 sdvertieemonts set op plain. Advertisements set in large type, tr with cuts, or out of pUio stylo, will bo charg ed double too above rate for space. Wank; tinple qnii; da 8 oit, per jir, do 6 ; iitrea, jiergm're, do over 6 quint, per quire, Handbill; eheel, 25, or lr, Wo t mhpei. 25. or ess. rfo , ehect, 25, or (uo, rfo vhole theet. 25, or feat, 6 00 Over 25 of each of above at proportionate rate. arjJ-Tbe above rates were ngrced upon by the undersigned, on the Hd day ot Deoember, 1864, and will be Bfictly adhered to during the preaenl lath price of all kinds of printing material. " G. W. 6NVUKR, A CO., Publishers of the "Clearfield Kepvbliam." 6. J. HOW , Publisher of the "IlSttman't JuumaL" CLFARF1ELD CO. DWEdTCRY TIME OF UOLDINa C0tS7. 21 Hondoy in January, I 3d Monday !n Jur, II Monday in March, 4th Jlonday in Sept. of each year, and continue two weeke if noceary COUNTY AND DISTRICT OFFICES Prsii'i Jodsre on. Fnmuel Linn, Bellefonte. Ai'te Judgi'i Hon. J. D.Thompeon.Curweneville lion. JaoicB Llooin, lorrott, Fhcriff, Jacob A. Faurt. Clearfield, ProtbonoUry, D. F. Etjweiler.l " T.eg. A Keo. Inaiah G. Barger, - " Iiiitrict Atfy, WM, M. McCullough -Treamror, C. Kratier, " Co. Surveyor, H. B. Wright, Glen Hope. Couiiuiteionert, Thos. Dougherty, Clearfield. AmoaRead, do Conrad Baker. Anronville. AuJllora. II- Woodward, Penufitld. F. F. Couteret, Leeonten Mill M.L.C.Evanf. Pike tp. Coroner, lleury W. Parke. ClearBeld County Sup'L C. B. Sandford, ClcarCild. LIST OF POST OFFICES. Tomtkip; Pvt Office; Wtre Becraria, Glen Hope, H'b, S. Wrigh' i Vtahrille, Theodore Weld, Hcgarty'i X Eoads.Saml. Hegarty Cell, Bower, W. McCraeken. Chest, Cirnh, Ortend, Forrest, Clearfield Bridge, W cod land, Lntbersburg, Troutville, Th. A. JI Ghce. i. W, CempbelL II. L. Henderson, James Bloom, James Forrest, William Albert R. II. Moore, Cbaa. Ploppy, John Ileber.in, Plooai, 1) ; Brauford, Erady, Jefferson Line, linrneido, .Chest, New Washington, Jan. Uallaher, Burn side, W. C. Irvin, Patchinville, Jack Patcbin, Jacob Boice, G. Toner, jr. m . East Ridge, - Hurd, . . , ' McQarrey, " Westover, Clearfield, Clearfield, Covington, Frcnchville, ' Kartbaus, Win. McUarvey, A. rarner, M. A, Frank, P. A. Gaulin, J.F.W.Schnarrs T. W. Fleming, Centre county, S. Bud. bach, T. F. Boalich, Ed. Williams, Jas. McClcllan C. WiDot, William Carr, A. . Shaw, T. ll.Forceo, Jas. A. Ili'garty Cbaa. J. Piuay, David Tyler, II. Woodward, Klixa Chase. G. lleckadorn, M.O.Stirk, E. C. Brenner. J. C. Brcnnor, H. W. Spencer, A. C. Moore, T. II. Fleming. Benj. F. Dale, D. K. Biubaker, Curwensville Curwensville, Decatur, Philipsburjr, i Vi est Decatur, " Osceola Mills, Ferguson, Mnrron, Fox, Little Toby, . iiirard, Leeonte'a Mills, Bald Bills, Goshen, 6bawsville, tiroham, Grahamton, MuelHt, Smith's Milts, Fecoaria, Madeira, Huston, Tyler, - Pcnnficld, Jordan, Ansnnville, Kanhaus, fait Lirk, Knox, New MLlport, Morris, Kylertown, H Morrisdsle, Pcnn, Lumber City. " Urampian II lis, Pike, Curwensville, Bloomingvilie, I'uion, Reekton, Woodward, Jeffries, James Lockett, This Post Office will do Tor Chest towosbip. Will answer f'jr Ferguson tuwnship. MATE GOVERNMENT. " Governor j A. G. Curtin, Centre county $4,H0 f ec'y of Von., Kli Slifer, I'nion couniy 1,700 T)ep. Hcc'y of Cow ; 8. B. Tbouias, Del. eo. l.AOO Auditor General; Isaac Menker, I'nioo oo. 1,7011 burveyor Gen,; James P. Barr, I'llj-burgh IMK Attorney Gen.; Wm. M. Meredith, Phi"a Adjutunl Gen A. L. Russell, Bedford eo. flat Treasurer; W, H. k'enble, Phira 1,700 Fuperintendenl Couuion fchools; R. C. Coburn, Bradford county 1,500 Iloiiuty ?up"t; Samnel P. Botes, Crawfird co &tuU Libiariao, Wica Forney, IJarritbarg 00 SUPREME COURT OF TENN'A. Chief Just I en s George W. Woodward of Lucerne Assuciat Justices ; James Thoaipsoo of Erie " " tt illinro Strung of Kicks " " Jobs M. Reed of Phil'a " " laniel Agnew of Ileiver. The Court holds its sessions in Philadelphia on the first Monday cf January; in Ilarrisburg on the fourth Munday of April ; at Sunhary oo tbe f rst Mnudsy in October ; and in Pittsburg on the third Monday in October. All returns from tbe XXV Judicial I'irtriot, enmprising tbe counties of Clearfield, Center and Clinton, or to b uads on the seconJ Monday of February. UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT. EXECl'TIVK. President Andrew Johnsan, rf T. naessee $2i,W0 Vie President Pro. Tem. S. of Vt , CABINET OFFICERS.- salaries, sK.(HK), Feeretary o' Plate; Wm. H. Seward, of New York I hre y of Treesury j Hugh M Cullough, of Indian bec'y of Va.r: Edwin M.ftanton, of Pennsylvania Sec'y of tbe Navy ; Uideoa Welle, of Connecticut 8eeretry cf Interna; James Harlan, of low. P. M.tieneral ; William Hennison, of Ohio. Attorney U en era! ; Jemes Fpred, of Kentucky. JUDICIARY. CniEr JtsTK-E, $(sy-As.o iAiEs, ffiOOO Cb ief Justice s 8. P. Chase, of Ohio. j Asocial Judiocs; Saicuel Nelroo, of Xew York " " Robert C. Urier, tt Penn'a, " James M. Wayn,of Ueorgia, " " Vaoancy , " " Nathan ClitTord. of Mains, " ' Iavid Davu. of Illinois, M " N. H. Swavne, of Ohio, " " Ptq hen J. Fields, f Cal'a, Supreme Cocrt aieeis 1st MsoJay ef Lieceaiber, la Washington City. D. C. PTCV1SIOXS-Flour, Cbeeaa, Urd, Isried Adl-a, Pried Peaches, reoei-d reirularly frota the w, ft the store of J. P. ERATZEK. Cheeht a very finefinality and ebeap at MERRELX A EIUIER'S. jSnsintss girttlorj. JOHN II. CUVIS. C. T. Al.KaKII. O itt fies ?s -s.Hsssiiai3.ir, ATTOKXUYS AT LAW, Frp JSthlSnS, 1 y. lcilcT,"-,-TL 1!? WHI. M t'Ul.I OIK.II, AttoKt At , Law, ClearS d, Pa, Office on Market Stroet one door east of tbo "ClearfHd County llsnk." nay 4, isftt-tf. I") 0BERT J. WALLACE, AvrDSssr at Law jV Clearfield, n., vine in osaw poeite theJoarnal office. dee. 1. 1S5". tf TIIOM J. M t UI.1.0IJGII, Atfornpy t Law. Oflire adjoining the Bank, formerly occupied by J II. McKnally, Kq., Market Itroet, Clearfield, Pa Will attend promptly to Collection?, Sale ofLnndi, Ac Dec.l7, ;62. JOIIN L. CUTTLE, Attorney at Law and Heal toute Ageut, CLEARFIELD, PEXN'A. Oste on Marltelst. Oj)wsile the Jdl, RESrECTFULLY oflere bin I rvicoa in erll. ing and buying lands in Clcnrfiuld and ad joining countibi ( and with an expei ii nce of over twonty yonre ai a Surveyor, flattor hirai-elf that h n render aatisfaction. Feb. 'U U. CYRENIUS HOWIi. Justice of tub Peace. For Dkcatuh Towrehip, ill promptly attend to all huinee entnuted to hi care. V. U. Aaureea, t niupBourg i. AL21etlRfil TOSKrll 11. IJUlll 11, JUuce ni ue reaco, l Licensed Con-eyanoer, ftew V'afhington, Clearfiold county, l'a. nn 1 to. i i. R. M'JILRRAV. IA1ILKL MITCHELL. Dealers in Foreign and DomeBtio Morchanuise, Lumber, Grain, it c. New Washington, October 25, 18ft.-ly.pd. Clearlielil la. , Pi MRS. H. J. nERRV recpeetfully anncna ces that she will tike a few Pupils in Vc ral and Piano All'SIC, to commence aloi caj April 3d. Terms, fl per quartor or 11 wretA Mr Rooms at resi.l'-uco of J. L. Cuttle, Esq Clearfield, March 72, ISO DR. i. V. BUKCIIFIELI). Late Bur geon of the :id Regiment, I'enn'a Volun teers, having returned from the Army, offers h'u professional services to the citiiens of Clearfield and vicinity. Professional calls promptly atten ded to. Office on South East corner of d A Market streets. Oct. 4, ll65.-6mo.-pd. J. P. KRATZER, MERCHANT, and dealer in Dry Goods Clothing, Hardware, Queens ware, Groceries Provisions, As. Market street, opposite the Jail, Clearfield Pa. April 20th 18t4, GEORGE FALK takes tbli method of inform ing the watermen of Clearfield county that he boa refitted and reopened tbe hotel formerly kept by E. Schreiaer, ft Coxestown, where be will take especial pains to render satislaclion to all who favor bim with their palroatge. Coxestown, April 12. 'B. are'y. VUCTIOXEEKTb! subscriber heTing taken out a License for crying venduos and other Public sales, either in Euglich or Gcr- maa, respectfully offers his services to bis fe.low citiiens, and will attend to all calls from any part of the county, on the shortest notice cither veroaiiy or oy letter, ana upon ibo asaii r-Ti-"n- able terms. When so desired, be will furnish ih rirrlc. Mid mnnUta all the bnsiaess eonnocL ed with tbe sale. JOSEPH II. JO.NE5. Kylertown, PO., Marl, 1804. ly. pd. Susquehanna House, C VR VEKSV1LLE, Pa. X. Vi. WORRALL, Proprietor. TIIIS large ana eotnmodioai UO TEL is de lightfully located on the bank of tbe Sus quehanna, in the borough of Curwensville. Ths present proprietor will spars ao effort to render bis customers eemfortable, and hopes tc merit a liberal share cf publio patronage. HIS BAR AND TABLE Will be well supplied with every thing tbe mar ket affords. Kaflineo will always find his "latch itrirg" ont. Mar. i 'M. tf. ICG5. 18G5. IlIILADELnilA AND ERIE KAIL ROAD. This greal line traverse the Northern snd Northwest counties of Pennsylva nia to the city of Erie on Lake Erie. Tt has ben leased and is operated by th PENN'A RAIL ROAD COMPANY. Time of Passenger trains at Earonu a. Leave Lai. I ward Erie Mail Train 10. 1 J A.M. Erie Express Train 9.17 P. M, Leave H eatward. Erie Mail Train . 1A.13 A. M. Er' Express Train fi.62 P. M. Passenger cars run through on th Erie Mail and Express Trains without obangs both ways between Philadelphia and Erie. Mew Turk Connection. Leav N. York at (I p. m., arriv at Erie 2.37 a.m. Leave Erie at 1.55 am., arrive at N. York 1.1 p. m No rhaiige of Cars between I'.rie A K.York. Elegaot Sleeping Can on all Night trains. For information respectin i Poiaenger hasl ncss. apply at Cor. 30th end Market St's, Pbil'a. And for Freight business of tbe Company's i I . - r- T, , - . . . r-. ,-,.1. i l '. . . iirrnu n. l. iv ina;siuil,jr., vui.ioui nib Maraci streets, Philadelphia. J. W. Reynolds, Erie. Wm, Brown, Agent, N. C. B.. Baltiranre. n. II. HorsToii, General Freight Agt. l'hil'a. H. W. tiwiKKKR, General Ticket AgL Phil's, A L. TYLER. General Pup't, Williamsport. ALD EAGLE VALLEY RAIL Fall Arrangement. Tin in Leave Eastward. STATIONS. Time. ; lave Mestwird. STATIONS. Time. Lock Haven 2.40 p.m l.'k Haven Int. 2 45 " Pyrone Intersection Paid Eagle Hannah Port Matilda Martha Julian Fnionville 6.50 a m 00 9.07 ' 22 J5 9 44 B.55 10.08 : Flemingion : Mm li.ii ; Beech Creek ': Esglevill llurrard : Moant Eagl i II oil ore Curtin . Milesboj-g ; EollliinUi J 1 tt ' I.b 3.18 ' 8?4 S.48 4.0! 1 4 5 1 4.10 ' 4 25 4. .".5 4.40 R.A 8.8. InL, 10.18 Milesburg 10.21 Dellfont UJ8J7 Milcsbqrg 10.45 Cartin 10.58 (loiters 11.02 Mount Eagle 11.10 : Milesburg 4.50 II. A S, b. Int., 4.55 t'nionvill 7 Howari 11.2 " i 11 42 " ; 11.48 - j 12 .u4p m li t! ' Julian Martha Port Matilda Hannah Bald Eagle Intersection Annua at Tyrone .21 1 5 35 1 6.48 1 C.Ol ' (118 1 .2i 1 e 35 Earlevill Beeck Creek Mill 1U1I . FleningUa L'k Haven luL 12.15 ARRtva AT Lock Haven 12.19 JAMES LEWIS, Pup't T. A C. and B. E. V. Branr Roads, 1YR0XK A CLEARFIELD RAIL ROAD. l'all ArrancesoeiiU Lrtvs ETWAsn. STATIONS. Tim. t.KAVt N0WT!WARD. SIATIOKS, Tim. P. M. l.M 4.04 4.14 4.25 4 3( 4.42 4.52 I 05 5.1 S 5.30 A. I. 8.55 O.10 .10 IM t.H .5T 10.1 10.20 10. Si 145 Philipsburg Tyron iMiabir Osooola Powellon Sandy Kidg Summit ML Pleasant Oardser Vanseeyoc Intersection ASBIVI at Tyroo Intersection VsEscsyoe Gardner ML Pliasant Sun mit Sandy Ridgs Poweltow Osceola Luubor Al aivi at I 4-tfl fhilipsburg 11.00 JAKES LEWIS, Sap't T. 1 C. and B. E. V, Branca Boads. 1 ITWl'IT CAR. A lrg lot ten '"""i V fnilt enfotilntly on baud. VTe would rtloa lhoe buying Fl!IT Ci, lo obnorr that tbey are Soldered on th oMte boem, If ..ldered o the intlde, there I weyi melted rotln enough that cannot be reuio- A A J..m li4l frull. . - . . . . . . 11.. Thoie boylog from aa, will not have their fruit endangered In Ibia iranoir, and our Cane re all warranted. N. H. AlfO Mlf iralln OleM Jareon hnd. Fo,,t. 20, lSo5.tf;JKl,L J LWiLE. COPARTNEKSIIir. .u ..i..i .inlr nf (Inods has been aoiled to those already on band at the Corner Siore in Curwensville where we are now prepsreii to -now Customers computed assortment witn prices ,f as low as the lowet. The highest market raiesj n.i.l r.ir I.nmher nf all description. The patronage oi the publio is respectfully solicited. EDWARD A. 1RVIN. W.R, IlART6UyilN. Curwensville, July 2. 18 4- BARGAINS! In Curwensville. The Subscriber has just opened at the Cld Stand, in Curwensville, a large assort- MEXT OF ALL KINDS OF OOOP.S and Waree, auited to this lreafity, which UK WILL SELL Cheaper than they can be Bought in the County, for Cash, CALL AXU SEE Ladies and Gentlemen, BEFORE rURCII ASIXG EL8EW H ERE. and I'm wttifGed yotj will find it TO YOUR INTEREST rO TUKCJIASE Nov. 22. 1B65. JOHN IRVIN. C1LEARI1F.L1) ACADKMV. The seo J ond Session of this Institution will com mence on Monday, December lllb. Pupils can enter at any time. Tbey will be charged with tuition from the tim they enter to the close of the Sossion. lb course of Instruction embraces every thin; that Is included in a thorough, practical and ac complished education for both sexes. The Principal, having had tbe advantage of much experience in bis profession, assures pa rents and guard an s that his eutir ability and energies will be dovotcd to the moral and men tal, training or the youth placed under bis charge. TKKMH OF TUITION. Orthography, Reading, Writing, Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic, and Ilutury, per Ses sion ( 11 weeks) ,00 Algehrs, Geometry, Trigonometry, Mensura tion, furveyiag, Philosophy, Physiology, Chem. istry and Book Keeping, ' t7,S0 Latin and Greik with any of tie shore Branch es. 10.00 jXo deduction will be mads for abence. jf-Fir further particulars inquire f P. L. llARKlSOtf, Clearfield, December 6, ls6J tf. Principal . T -s-m-erT- r n"TVTO II A 1 I 1 4 V Vr SI I S -i-L A. A. J.!. Ai J- WV UVlisJ Clearfield, Pcnu'a. Tbey hereby notify the public, that ths Foundry, In tbe Borough of Clearfield, has been put In full blast, sad they are now ready J to acoomm'Hial in community wits anything ptt taining to their line. Tby keep constantly on baod a general assortment of Cook, Parlor and Ten I'lato Stovc, for burning EITHER WOOD OR COAL Salamander's, Nunib:r 4, Base Stoves, Number 3 and 4, Wash Kettles, 1G and 20 gallons, Fire Grates 20 and 2 inches, FARM DINNER BELLS TWO SIZES, Plow and Plow Casting. Wo arc, also, jircjmreJ to make all kinds of GRIST AND SAW MILL -IKONS, nd special attention is paid to the re pairing of Threshing Machines. Tersons in want of anything, in otir line, would do well by giving us a rail. All kinds of country produce, and old lleUl, taken in exchange fur our Manu facture, at the highest market prion. HARLEY A SONS. Clearfield, Ta., November 1st. l(f.5.-lf. JEW CARRIAGE 7 AND Wagon Shop (Tmmediatcly la rear of Machine Shop.) THU subscribers would respectfully inforta : the citiiens of Clearfield and the publio in ecn- jeral thai they have entered Into partnership and ! are ready to do all kinds of work on CARRIAGES. WAGONS. SLEIGHS, .SLEDS, ic, 1c. All kinds of repairing done with neatness and despstth. -iTOrdcri promptly atioml'jd lo. J. F. ROTE. W. McKNlGUT. Clearfield, July S, 1S65 ly. N. R. Thankful fur past favors, th subscrib- I ers would respectfully solicit a continuance o th earn. He Invites his old customer, and as ' many aew ones as may see proper, to gite bim : a call. I have now associated with mo in th ' business, Wm, MrKnight, who is an experienced ' workman; and if you want a good carriage or i .i.j : ... ..ii t t? n i uuiunun tw urn m Mil. tf. I . fkOTO. CLF.ARFIELIsCOUXTV It A N swTh CiearCeld County Bank as an incorporated , inetilution bas gone out of esistenc by Lb sur - reMer of IU charter on May 12th, 1M5. All - r i. . i j j . l . j an vi iia owned dj in suoscnoera, who will continue th hanking business at lb sam pine as private banker under th firm tame of lb Clearfield County Bank." U'a ra aarwisiikljk r lUa A ktm at.. T l a V . . . ., Deposits received and interest paid when mo ney is left for a filed tim. Paper discounted at six per cent ss heretofore Our personal responsibility ii pledged for all deposit received and business transacted. A continuance of th liberal patronage of th bisinea msn of tbs county Is respectfully solici ted. As President, Csshier and Omeers of th 1st Clwfield Connty Hank, w require th Botes of said bank to be presented for redemption. James T. Leonard, Riohard Shaw, Wm. Porter, Jam B. tfraham, A.K.. Wrht, .L. Reed, William A. Wallace. Tb business of th Bsnk will b conduc ted by John Al. Adams, Esq- ai Cashier. Jua 2Vi . , The nnderslgncd have tMe day formed! Co partnership nndcr the firm name of Irwin A llartihorn, for the transaction of a UeneralMor .t..n.ii.. .n.l 1 nmher business. A large and CUAVAla RICHARD I.10SS0P, FOIUUUN ad DOMESTIC GOODS , MTSI.INS DKI-AINES cor.u lies t at Bencntion Bonaalion Srnention pricn priori ALPACAS I lit ICO! Jul icoelvml Ht MOSSOI'S'. !fi I NO H A MS t SoriKAlion prire at Rt t ht al at at SptiBRlion Snion lSetitipn SenBatiot) pi w.c pi uvs price jirioo at MOSSOI'S' 'jj AWT.S JieriBation pri! Sensation price! Sensation prices m v v lps (.RK , i , All to be bad at MOSSOrs' LINEN t CRASH at CURTAINS at TABLE CLOTHS nt Senna! inn Sentmiion 8ennat ion Sensation Sensation prices price prices prices FRINGE al prices at Mossors', LACS t Sensation prices HOSIERY at Sensation prices RIBBONS at Sensation prices TRIMMINGS of all kinds & in anv nuan'tv at Sensation prices Alwavson hand at MOSSOPS'. CASSlMhRES SATTIN K'l'S TWEEDS .IF.ANS VEST1NGS SHIRTINGS at at ht at at at renention il?i)flation Sensation Sensntion Senxalion Sensation prices prices prices prices price prices ut m assort". CLOT n ING such' as Coals, 1'anls, Vewts, Under Shirt!, Flutiiiel Shirte, Boots, Shoes, at sensation prices IIu is end Cups. . No-v for stile at MOiSOrS'. II A R D W A K K Huch aa .Suws.nail Forks, Knives, at sensation prices spikes, Hinges, at Mossors. at sensation pricet at sensation prices al ilOSSiOf S'. LIQUORS. nch ' as Wine, Bran.ly, G i n, W h iakey, Cognac, etc., etc., FRUITS, audi as Prunes, Raisins, Figs, Filbeita, ic. GROCERIES, say Flour, Hams, Shoulders, Sugar, Molassea, Cotiee, at sensation prices Tea, Crackers, Siiiccs, Canille-, Coal Oil, etc., etc Always at MOSSOr.S'. BLACKING ROTES TtWDER at sennation sensation' sensation sensation sensation seneation prtcee prices at at at ut at price prices shot LEAD prices- CATS price At the store of RICHARD UOSSJr. MOSSOP Always keeps on hand a lull (vasoliment of all kinds of goods required for the accotntnodulion oi the public. Nov. 1 2, lSeS. FRESH ARRIVALS, AT TI1K CIIEAr STOKE OF Boixtox, gnoii'E&s 4 ca.ui.i3i. Fall Goods, NEW And Very Chcat ! I B OYNTON. SHOWERS A ORAI1AM suc cessors to Boynlon A Showers respectfully announce to the publio that tbey are bow open ing an extensive aeeortment of FA Ij L GOODS, At the old stand In Graham's new building which they oft'tr to sell at astonishingly low prices, (considering lUeir cost !) for eah or approv ed country produce. Tbeir stock of DRY GOODS CANNOT BE SURPASSED I Customers ean there finds CALICOES WITH FAST COLORS J MUSLINS 1 DELAINES! LAWNS' CLOTHS 1 CASSIMERS! VESTINGS: j LA IH ES' SH A V I. i ! GENTS' SUA W LS jHATsA-cArsi boots l shoes CARPETS ti. OIL-CLOTHS I OUR STOCK OF FANCYGOODS IS UNEXAMTLED IN STYLE AND VARIETY, embracing NOTIONS I NO HONS I NOTIONS Scarfs! j o . Ilcad-Xetii ! Not k-Tics ! Satchels! Port Monnaies! Brushes! rhotoirranhio Alhiims ! nrES. TORACTu SLGARS! rt'RFUMERY OF ALL KINDS ! Or anything else in the Notion Line ! ALSO, HARD-AY ARE ! Queens Avar c, GROCERIES PROVISIONS ! . All of th best quality, and selected with special regara to in iraa oi lirarnold rounlv. Al F. BOVNTON. JOSEPH SHOWERS. 1 EDWARD UKAUAM. I Clear dell, May 10, 18M. ' - - i . . Threshing Machines. nAl'PT A Co., luanufacturs four hors sweep power Threshing M srhines, with thresher, -L haKvC tOd tfJin fnf flftfl ! n,l ln.knraa wrmA r .--- ....... ... w osn as I u l , v 1 1 u 1 ill r P UT rll K T T and strap all complete, f,.r $174 at th shop, or weuvcreu to nearest railroad station Warranted I to gir talistacUoB in threshing, and kept good t thresh on ern free of charg. I They bare at Milesburg, Centre eounly, Ja., .perienced MiPwrighU and Machinists, who will Uk jobs to mak sew, or repair old tnill. ilher water or steam power, of an siio. Cast-1 tngs and material furnished at short notice. I Piicet for cash as cheap a eaa be gat any pi act ' ia th eooaty. ; Sflcaa Haopt is still agent for all tbe Ia snroaoe Companies ol ths Slate ia gsed standing, who do a Cash liusinoss. Mutual companies not recommended. J0B 2i, lh64.1 RAPT ROPES of "all sires, f..r sal.Tt Dee. 13, mi. JIUlREU.BIiiLEl. ' 'fit I VI" "OUR I'HICFS aki: r.ASINO WITH THi: TIMIiS." Mew (Roods AT T1IH Cheap Cash Store OF WILLIAM F. IRWIN ! Market tired, nypttite the ' VltarJicU Ilovtt, CloarflclJ, Pa. A FRESH ARRIVAL OF Winter Goods AT THE CHEAP CASH STORE. I am Just receiving snd opening a carefully elected stock of fushiontfble Spring A Summer Mil of almost every description, A beautiful assortment of Prints and Dry goods, of the newest and latent styles. Also a greet variety of nseful notions. JJUY-LiOUDS AIS'D .NOTIONS. Bonnets, Shawl, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, a large quantity, Hardware, Queensware, Drugs and Medicines, Oil and Paints, Carpet A Oil Cloths, GROCERIES, Fish, Bacon and Flour, Mackerel in f) and i barrels, of the best quality, all of which will be sold at the lowest cash or ready pay prices. My old friends and the publio generally, are respectfully invited te call. TffN. It. A II kindf of ?Mf.Vand approved C6USTHY PKOUUUEUbn in exchange for Goods. wm. f. inwis. Clearfield, May 31, 18115. MEK RELL & BIGLER Have just operied a large and splendid assortment of New Goods At their old stand in Clearfield. TTIEY have the best sssortment of Hardware that bas ever been bi ought to this eounty which they will aell at the most reasonable pr i oes, among which will be found a srlendid lo t o CUTLERY, To which tbey invite the special attention of the public, embracing heavy Silver plated Forks, pooas and Butler knives of the best inauufae tur. A lot of Plhtola of th best pattern, snd other fire-arms. Also general assortment or pistol cartridges all of which will bs sold at reasona ble prices. Tbey continue to manufacture all kinds of Tin-ware, Brass Kettles, Stove Pipe, etc., which cannot be surpassed ia t'. U see tion of tbe state. They also have on hand Pittsburgh Plows, among wbioh are Steel Centre Lever Plows. Also, Plow Castings, and many other Agricultural Ioi ptements. Cook Stores, , Parlor and Coal Stoves s general assortment, and of th bes! pat- -erns, lor sale at reasonable prices. Conl Oil, Coal Oil Lamps, Paints, Oils and Vamiskes, a general assortment Qlass, putty, Aails, Iron audCasUngs of groat variety; ia fuct almost every thing wanted by th publio can b found in their establishment, and at prices that cannot bs beat. Now is the time to purchase, If you doaire any thing In their line of business. Uiv tham a call and examine their stock, and tbey fuel assured that yon can be accommodated Rcacmhcr, their establishment is on Seiond Street, Clearfield, Pa , where yoa can bay g ods to the very best advantage. jCft-Old silver, copper, brass, pewter and old eatings will be taken in exchange for (nod. May 20. ISM. MEURELL A DIULEit, Cheap Fu ni i( lire ! iroassr c & n s ut DESIRES to inform his old . friends and cos Umers that, having enlarged his shop and increased hi facilities for manufacturing, be is now prepared to make to order furniture as may be desired. In good style and at cheap rates for C'a.li. 11 mostly ha on hand at hie "Furni ture Rooms," a varied assortment of Koady-oiadr Furniture, among which ars Hurcaus and Side-Hoards, Wardrobes and linnk-Cases: Centre, So fa, Parloi Breakfast and iJining Ettcnsioa Table, Common. French-Post cottage, Jenny- Aiina ana ouier neasicacs. SOFAS i,l nil, KIN l'S. WuRK-STANDS HAT-RACKS WASH-STANDS, Lo. Uockintr and Arm Chairs, Spring-Seat. Caie-Buttntn and Parlor Chairs and Common and other Chairs. LOO KJ XG-GLA USES Of every description hand; and new glosset for old frames, which will be put in on ve ry reasonable terms on short notice. He also keeps on ban", or furnishes to Or der, Hair. Corn-Husk. Hair and Cotton top Mattress. COFFINS, l!f every kind. Mads to o-der, snd funerals attended with a Hearse, -vhenever desired. Also, House Painting; done to order. Th sutseriber also manufactures, and bas constantly an band, CleocuU Tatent Washing Ma-hin. The best a.w in use. Those usinu this machine never need be without clean clothes 1 11 aleo bos r Iyer's rutcnt Churn, A superior art ele. A family using this Churn never need be without butter I All the above and many other articles are fur nished to customers cheap fr Casi or exchanged for approved country produce. Cherry, Maple, Poplar, 1. in wood and other Lumber siiiubl for Cabinetwork, taken in exchange for furniture. tr-Remcmber the shop is on Market street, Clearfield, Pa., and Dearly opposite the "Old Jew BUr." JOIIN UCLICU. Nov. 28, 1R02. y p f c '"' FURS- FURS W HOLKS A LE A N D R KTA I L. CHATILE3 OAKF0RD &, SONS. CONTIaNEiNTAh HOTEL, rillLAUCI.IUI A. Hsve now nperedthelrlargesad splendid stork uf LADIES' FUKCAl'l-X LULL ARS. MUFFS CUFFS, GI.OYF.S. AM) (HH.)OS. Also lh finft nctiirt m.ni nf r r . .-4, Copt, Vuflrr, and Wserer before cflered bv 1,. .:l nf .b;k '11 va .u w as it-jirrseoieu. Milpping rurs Oct. 25, liii5..4mo. mnisi.ILK SikEIJfS A J'ino-lto.. ait 1 Ad og 23 ItH MERKELL A liHiLKB'S. MI.1II...I.,,,,. i.l,.l! M AIL l(HI IHH'I Main at , Philip,. IV burg, Prnn"s, Unsrar l.i .rn, l'rriKor, a r"ps eonsl antly on band th rhnistest of liqnors. His labia is always supplird with the hH th Market sffords. The traveling folic, will de well to give bim a call. Nov In, 165. THOMAS M CRIf MAN, - Agent for th Finger Mewing Machinal, - Pliillpsburg, Centre Co., Pcnn a, 0.1- lllb, ixfts.-lf. c. it, rosTrit, id'. nr. k v vu. r. whioht, J. D. M'tilHK, A. K.WNIIIHT, VT. A. WAI,Uc, RICH. SUAtV, i. T. LEONARD, i, P. CIADABI, GEO. L. SF.ED. gnnliinn CoIIfdioir-gonst OF POSTER, PEEKS, WRIGHT & CO , I'll ILIPSBURG, Centre Co., Ta. Bills of Eschsnge, Notes snd I) rafts discounted, DKl'USI I S UhUhl VL1). Collections made and proceeds promptly remitted. Exchange on the Cities constantly on band. The above Banking Hons is now open and reudy for business. gepL 0, ltBi. V aiLirssuao, centre Co., i'CDD a. NEW GOODS. Ij. g. kesslek, ruiLlPSBCBG, PENN'A. Informs the Public generally that HE HAS JUST OPENED A Splendid Stork of ftevv Cwods, that Can't BE BEAT ANY WHERE for Cl;capncs3"and Quality. CALL AND SEE. Pbilipsburg, Oct. 25 , 1805 3m. L. G. KES2LER. CLEARFIELD STORE Philipsburg-, Pa. W ILLIAM W. BtTTS. GEORGE L. REED. JOUS r. WEAVER WILLIAM POWELL. W. JF.BETTS,$CO.f (Successors to Hanson A Hoops) - Hare just receive' a large and well se lected Stock of all kin"i of St.iple goods, such as Dry Goods, Clothing, Booti and Shoes, Hats and Caps. No tions, Hardware, Ulass, N'aih, Oils, Painis, Queensware,' Groceries, Flour, Pacnn. Feed. Ac , which we are offering at greatly reduced priced, For Cash or in Exchange for Lumber and Shingles. We hope lomake it lotbe advantage of Timber Men, ia me lower enu ot ciesrnei'i county ana on Clearfield Creek, to get their supplies from this point, Lciug on the line of Rail Road can Sell goods on heller term! than at any point in Clearfield county, and we are ss:lIiog our Stock at such price as lomake it an object to thoe buy ing goods in this market to de.il tvtih us. Advances of Goods, Feed, &c, made on account of Square Timber, which we will either sell on commission or buy at fixed rates. Flour of diflerent Brands can be had ai all timos at ery low prices, at the Clear field Store, Fhilipsbarg, Ter.n'a. Dry Goods Notions, He, in grent vari ety, ntth lowest price for Cash, at the Cleai field Store, 1'liilipblurg, I'enn'a. - Salt by the Sack or load, cheaper than can Ha had anv where eUe, at the Clear field Store, rhilipsburg, reun'a. Call and Examine the stock of goods, at the Cleat Geld Store, al rbilipsiurg, Fa. Highest price paid in Goods or Cash for Lumber and Shingles at tbe Clem field Store, rhilipsbutg. Fenn'u. The cheapest roods of all kinds aie to be had at the Clearfield Store, at Fniiiptburg. Call and see if our goods and prices Jon's soot ihe limes. W'.JV. IJKTTS. L CO. riiilirwhuri. November 15th, 18f5.tf. Errs jic'' 2" - rvr.,f - TIN sS?WiU" a?ss" . ; OiT?: - Music Store. BM. G REEN'E Ims opened his Mu, sic Store, one door west of W, Lewis' Book Store, where b keeps corstsatly oa hand Pteinway A Pons' and Gaehle's Piano Man ofseturing Company's Pianos, Mason A Hamlin's Cabinet Organs and Carhart, Keedham n- Co. liclodeons; Ouitars, Violins, Fifes, I lutes j Cuitar snd Violin strings. Nrstc Boos Holden Chain, Golden Shower, Golden Censer, Uoldra Trio, Ac.Ao. ?bsst Mrsic II is constantly receiving from Philadelphia all th latet music, which persons at a distance wishing, ean order, snd hav sent them by mail, at publisher's prices. jrr-PianM and Orgsns Warraated for five jears. , Those wishing to buy any ofth bov articles ars invited to call and eiaanine nine befi re rur. 1 chsing elsewhere. My prices art ths ssnis as I Vork and Philadelubia. .ir".1 f, I",ln,', '" Pr'Jy P ,rl cation wlta any additional if,m.i1oa d. B, M. ORKk.NK. . Hill street, HunlingrNm, Ps-, !. 6, ISISlf One door west of Lew is' Honk hlors fanf) ttflilo Kubca, Knae snd Hips PlsnVru at ' IS N oris, e. MlttUELL A BIQLER'S. ' -fin - all t; 2 -i w- i u w rz l? i Jr. U fr n I I - s, n n J . Ml. t 47, w
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