Sit " IrarEfft LrpnHican I
ULLULI1
Rate of fnWrl.tlor. AevertUdtig and
JohMtig. I
Ut'ijUfwi, ?'. - - tr0
if tmjid iii!n t!x moHl, 3 40
tY k wiirf ottr the Jju".
ratiuft 0 six esusilaf,
S CO
AJaarV and ZVre" notiett, tat, 6 tii,
Auditor' aoftrts, tach, ...
iVoli'ont mid .'(rcjt, oc, S times,
Kaaufur.oii NOflYrs. 3 ll't'lf. '
T2
2
1
. 2 00
7mmii jtiltvrtttrinriifs. Pfr Mm- 0 10 1 , , I
lint; or lri 3 fi'wrs.or est, J
For tack teHM( insertion,
.inj adtrrtirinj, for tach tqwrt of 10 J
;, or in J limn, or It,
Far tack tubttqutnl inttrtion,
Pnfnrional Carilt, 1 year, -
Hooal mtite. per lint,
I to
60
50
to
- 8 00
15
. 10
8 00
12 00
IS (0
20 00
S5 00
CO 00
Ucitiiary nod on, orrr 0 tines, pr (ie,
Ytarl, ud frilling, 1 tquart,
fo da 2 10 - -
oto do t do "
Ttarl, adttititiuy, i tvlum, -
1 m . .
u 1 "
The above rttet apply only to advtrtlsemcntt
set np plain. Advertise menu act in Urge type,
ir with eutf, oront of plain style, will be cbnrg-
4 double the above rates tor space,
Blankt, tingle quirt,
.do 3 quirtt, per quirt,
do C quirt; per quirt,
do owr 6 quint, per quirt,
UandUlU, 1 i&cel, 24, or leu,
du theel, 25, or lett,
do s&t, 2i, or lett, '
do ickolt tkett. 23. or lett,
Over 25 of each of above at proportionate rates.
5S-The abovo rates were agreed upon by the
nndersigncd, on the 3d day of December, 1S61,
and will be ifictly adhered to during theprosenl
high prices ol all kinds of printing materials.
G. W. BM'1R, A CO.,
Publishers Of the "Clearfield RrptMiean.''
8. J. KOW,
Publisher of the "ncjttman'i Journal."
CLFARFIELD CO. DIRECTOR Y
TIME OF HOLD 1KB C0TJJ7.
Jd Monday In January, j 2d Monday In June,
Id Monday in March, 4th Monday in Sept.
f each year, and continue two weeks if necessary.
COtSIYAKD DISTKICT OFFICES,
Prei't Judio on. SnmuM Linn, Bellefonte.
At'te Jndgee--Hon. J. D.Thorapson.Curwensville
lion. a. C Foley, Clearfield,
Fbcnfl, Jacob A. tauit,
Protbonotory, D. F. Etsweilor,
Beg. A Kc Isaiah U. Barker,
District Att'y, WM. M. McCuUough
u
11
Trcaiurer, C. Kralier,
Co. Eurrcyor, H. B. Wright,
Commiiiioaerf, Amol Read,
Conrad Baker.
Cha'i 8. Worrall,
AuJilort, F. F. Conteret,
M. L.C.Evani.
Levi F. Irwin,
Coroner, Henry W. Parka.
County Sup't. C. B. 6andford,
Olen Tlope.
Clearfield.
Aneonrille.
Hurd.
Lecontei Mill
CurwcssriUe.
Clearfield
u II
LIST OF POST OFFICES.
Totnthipi, Pott OMcet, Pottmatlert,
Becearia, Olcn Hope, VTm. 6. Wright
t'tahrille, Theodore W eld,
Ilegarty'i X Eoada.Raml. Hegarty,
Bell,
Bower,
W. WcCraeken,
Chett,
Cofh,
Often d,
Forreet,
Clearfield Bridge,
Woodland,
Lutbereburg,
TroutTille,
Th.A. M'Ohee.
J. W. Campbell,
II.L.Iieodereon
Bloom,
Bogge,
Bradford,
Brady,
Jamet llloom,
Jainea Furroat,
William Albert.
R. B.Moore,
Chas. Plonpr,
JerTereoa Line,
Jebn lieberlin,
Burnilde,
Ckeit,
New WaeUngton, Jaa. Oallaber,
Burnnde,
W. C. Irvin,
Patchinville,
Jack Patch in,
Jacob Boice,
G. Totcr, jr.
Vita. McUw-Tay,
8. A. Farter,
M. A, Frank,
P. A. Gaulia.
J.F.W.Scbnarre
T. W. Fleming,
Centre eounty,
8. Radubach,
T. F. Boalich,
Ed. Williams,
Jaa. McClellan
C. Mignot,
William Carr,
A. B. 8baw,
T. II.Forcce,
Jaa. A. Hegarty
Cha. J. Puiey,
David Tyler,
H. Woodwind,
Elira Chaee,
G. Ileckadorn,
M. O. Etirk,
E. C. Brenner.
J. C. Brenner,
H. W. epencor,
A. C. Moore,
T. II, Fleming.
BenJ. F. Dale,
D. E. firubnkor,
l-.ast Itidre,
Hurd,
. McOarTey,
' " ' Weatover,
CltarCald, .' Clearfield,
Covington, rrenchrille,
" Karthaus,
PorwenaviBe Curweniville,
Decatur,
Pbilipiburg,
West Decatur,
Oaceola Mills,
Marron, ,
Little Toby,
Letvnte'a Millr,
Raid Hilla,
Bhawarille,
Grabam'.on,
Emilh'a Milla,
Madeira,
Tyler,
I'cr.nlidd,
Antonrille,
Fait Lick,
New Millport,
Kylertowo,
Morrijdale,
Ferguinn,
Fox,
Girard,
M
Goth en,
Graham,
Guelich,
Reccaria,
Iluaton,
it
Jordan,
Kanhaua,
Knot,
Morrla,
Pan,
11
Tike,
Lumber City. I
Grampian 11:11s,
Curwenarille,
Bloomingville,
Tnlon, Reekten,
Woodward, Jeffries,
Jamea Lockctt,
1 'This Post OCiee will do fur Cheat towrmliip.
n lU answer lor xerguaon townebip.
ETATE GOVERNMENT.
Governor; A. G. Curtin, Centre eounty $4,000
fec'y of Com Eli Slifer, Voion connly 1,700
Dep. Eec'y of Com ; 8. B. Thomas, Del.eo. 1.500
Auditor General; Iaaae Blanker, Union eo. 1,700
Rurreyor Gon.; Jamet P. Barr, Pittsburgh 1,600
Attorney Gen.; Wm. M, Meredith, Phii'a 8,000
AdjuUnt Gen,; A. U Ruetell, Bedford eo.
State Treasurer 1 W, II. Keuible, PhU'a 1,700
(Superintendent Common
bchoola; R. C Coburn, Bradford eounty 1,400
I'eputy Mp t; tatnuel r. lialei, Crawford eo
fctate Librarian, Wien Forney, liarrieburg $00
BUTREME COURT OF TENN'A.
Chief Juitlce ; George W. Woodward of Luierne
Assoeiate Juatiees ; Jitnea Thompson of Eria
" " William Strong of Backs
" " JobnM. Reed of Tliil a
" Daniel Aenew of Beiver.
The Court holds its tersions ia Philadelpbiaon
tbe first Monday of January; in UarrUburg on
ini loonn mnnnit nr inn sat K.mVtn nn th ,
f rat Monday in October ; and ia Pittsburg on tbe
third Monday in October. All return from the
XXV Judicial District, eompriaing the eounliea
tit Clearfield, Center and Clinton, are to be made
a the second Monday of February.
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.
IXICCTITI.
President Andrew Johnson, efTennessee $25,000
Vice President Pro. Tern. S. Foote, of VL ,000
CABINET OFFICERS. ml. tuts, 58.0(H)
Eecretary of Ftate ; Wm. II. Fewird, of New York
See'y of Trearery ; Ilugh M'Culloogh, of Indiana
Ree'y of Wars Edwin M. Stanton, of Pennsylvania
Pec'y of the Navy ; Gideon Wells, of Connecticut
PecreUry of Interior; James Harlan, of Io wa,
P. M. General William Df unison, of Ohio'
Attorney Genera' .'.o,,, Speed, of KenUoky.
JUDICIARY.
Cbiit JriTici, 56,600 AnsociATis, $GO00
Chief Justice; 8. P. Chase, of Ohio.
Associate Jmijoeij Samwl Nelson, of Xew York
" Robert C. Grier. of Penn'a.
- (,";n,riI-W,JM'fGeori1'
'i .....
atban Clifford, of Maine,
" David Davis, of Jl.inoie, '
" N.U.E.,n.,0fOUo7
" " Sterhea J. Fields, of rl'.
Foprems Conrt meets 1st ilscday of December,
la Washington City, D. C.
PTOVISIOJrS-Flour, Cheese, Lard, Dried
Arcles. Cried Paachaa. tkcUA r.ml..l
iraiB la west a the store ef J. P. KKA1ZER.
. .
ilheeee a very fineoaelity and cheap at -
J Ui.K9.Zll t JIGl.tA'S. )
isinrss girtdorsL
johm n. cvm. ; c. f. am.
ATttiKKUV AT LAW,
Fet.t. nth ISCS. I . Itellffontt Ta.
M Cl'M.OHCIt, ArmnnaT it
, Cleartt d, Pa. Pffi?e on Market
Ptieet one door east of the "Clearfield County
li.uk." B ay 4, 1861 tf.
ROBERT J. WAuIiACE, ArtiautT at Liw
ClearBcU, Vu, Cffiee In Skaw'i Row, op
poriu the Journal oflSoe.
1 dee. 1. 185. f
TM)MS 4. 1W CIJI.I.OUGH,
Attorney at Law.
Offlee adjoining the Berk, formerly occupied by
J B. Mcltnally, K1., Market itreet, Clearfield,
Pa Will attend promptly to Collcctlnni, Salo
ofLande, Ac. Dee.JT02
JOHN L. CUTTLE, .
Attorney at Law and Real I'.etate Apeut,
CLEARFIELD, PENN'A.
Oficton Marhfltl. Opposite th Jail, .
RESPECTFULLY oflere bii e.rricet in eelU
ine and buTine lamia in Clearfield and ad
joining countiei and with an ex)ericnce of over
twenty yeere ai a burToyor, natter diuiii m
ho can render falUfaetion. Feb. '63 tf.
CTRENITJS HOWE.
JtlBTICE OF TUK PEACE.
"For DacaTva Townehip, j
will promptly attend to all uuiineae entrueieo. w
bit nare. P. O. Addrete, Philiptburg Pa.
Aug. 21t 18fil
wi
0SEP11 H. BRETH, Juetiee of the Peace, and
I Licenred Conveyanoer, New Vefhington,
Clearfield eounty. Pa.
no 1 7o, t i.
J. E. u'hubrav.
" MMCIX MITCniI.L.
Dealers in Foreign and Domeitie Merohaudne,
Lumber, drain, rf-e. New Washington,
October 25, 18r5-ly.pd. CIcnrDeiq Up., fa.
MRS. B. J. UtJlKl reepectfuuy anncno
'cei that the will take a few Pupila in Vo
cal and Piano Ml' SIC, to commence Morar.)
April 3d. Terras, $10 per quarter of 11 weeLi
ILar-Uooini at rexilenoe 01 J. u. -uio, r.sq
Clearfield, March 22, 1816-
DR. J. P. L'lU'IlI"lKLIWLte Bur
geon of the 8.1d Regiment, l'eun'a Yulun
leere, having returned from the Army, offeri hit
profeesional aervicee to tbe eitiaene of Clearfield
and vicinity. Profeuionul calli promptly atten
ded to. Office on fcoutb hast corner 01 a
Market ttrcete. Oct 4, 18o5.-6mo.-pd.
J. P. KRATZER,
MERCHANT, and doa'.cr in Dry Oooda
Clothinjr, Hardware, Quecnaware, Grocoriea
Provialona, As.
Market atreet, oppotite tbe Jail, uearneia ra.
April Snth !, ;
EORQE FALK takca Ibii method of Inform-
T ioz the watermen of Clearfield eounty that
he baa refitted and reopened the hotel formerly
kept by E. Ecbreiaer, at Coxettown, where be
will take eapeeial paina to render tatiafaction to
all wbo favor nim with their patronage.
Coxeetown, April 11, B. amj.
A
V taken out a License for erying vendues j
and other Publie aalea, either in Euglish or Uer
msn, respectfully offers bis service!, to his fellow
cilitens, and will attend to all calls fiom any
part of the county, on the shortest notice either
verbally or by letter, and upon the most reason
able terms. ,. When so desired, be will furnish
the Clerka and complete all the bunscta connect
ed with the sale. JOSEPH H. JONES.
Kylertown.JO., Mar. 1,J8S. ly. pd.
Susquohanna House,
C VR WENS VILLE, ra.
H-. W. HOKRALL, Proprietor.
THIS large and commodious BOTXL lade
lightfully located en the bank of tbe Sua
a,ocbanna, in the borough of Curwensville.
The present proprietor will spare ao effort to
render his euttomeri comfortable, and hopes tc
merit a liberal share of pubtio patronage.
HIS BAR AND TABLE
Will be well supplied with every thing the mar
ket affords. Raftmon will always find his "latch
string" out. Mar. 23, 'M. If.
18G5. 1365.
IIIILADELnilA AND ERIE RAIL
ROAD. Thia great line traverse the
Northern and Korthwett counties of Pennsylva
nia to the city of Erie on Lake Erie.
It has besn leesed and is operated by tbe
FENN'A RAIL ROAD COMPANY.
Time of Passenger trains at Euromisr.
Leave Iaatward.
Erie Mail Train 10.12 A.M.
Erie Express Train 9.17 P.M.
Leave Westward.
Erie Mall Train 10.12 A. M.
Erie Express Train 8.52 P. M.
Passenger cars run through on the Erie Mail
and E 1 pro pa Trains without change both ways
between Philadelphia and Erie. '
New York Connection.
Leave N. York at II p. m., arrive at Erie LIT a.m.
Iave Erie at 1.65 p.m., arrive at N.York l.lip.m
No change of tars between I'.rle A N.York.
Elegant Bleeping Cart oa all Night trains.
For information respoclin Passenger busi
ness, apply at Cor. 30lh and Market Bt's, Phii'a.
And fr Freight business of the Company's
Agents S. B. Eingstonjr., Cor. 13th and Market
itreets, Philadelphia
J. W. Reynolds, Erie.
Wm. Brown, Agent, N. C. R. R., Baltimore.
H. H. UotiTon, General Frolght Agt Pbil'a.
II. W. Gwiftnan, General Ticket AgU Phii'a.
A L. TYLER, General Eup't, VVllliamaport
BALD EAGLE VALLEY RAIL ROAD
Tail Arrangement
Leave r.astward.
STATIONS. Time.
r Leave Westward.
1 STATIONS. Time,
Pyrone
Intersection
Bald Eagle
Hannah
(.60 an
Lock Daren 2.40p.m
9.00
9 07 1
9.22
9.15
9.44
9.&S
10 OS
! Li a Haven Int. 2 4)
2 62
2.58 '
I.M '
1.24 1
143
4.00 1
4-06 1
4.10 1
4 25 1
4.35 1
4.40
4.50 1
I MU1 IIi.ll
j Beech Creek
. Kagleville
! Howard
; Monnt Eagle
; Holters
j Curtin
i Mileaburg 1
Bellfonte J
j i,ort l"la
Julian
Tnionville
B. A 8.8. Int., 10.18
Mileaburg 10.24
Mileaburg 10.44
C. rtia 10.68
1 Milesburg
Hollers 11.02
Mount Eagle 1110
Int., 4.65
5.07 1
6.21 1
1 nioDvuie
j Julian
: Martha
1-1 111 -
Howard
Eagleville
Beech Creek
Mill Hall
Flemington
11.26
11.42 "
11.48 "
12.no p.m
12 13 '
6 as
6 49
6.01
6.18
6.25 1
Port Matilda
Hannah
Bald Esple
Intersection
SBB1VI AT
Tyrone
L'k Haven Int. 12.15
aamvi it )
T . -1. 1, , ft , n m !
4S
JAMES LEWIS,
6p t T. A C. and B. E. V. Branca Roads.
TTROKK A CLKARFIELD RAIL ROAD.
Fall ArrangemenU
Lkavr Eastward,
ETAT10KS. Time.
I'RAra KoRvawAan.
6TATI0K8. Time.
Mlip.bur,
i Tlsanktao
P. M.
t.bt
4.SS
4.14
4.2
4.SC
4.41
4.61
.
6.11
. 1.30
A. VI.
8.5S
9.10
9.J0
9.30
9.4S
9.6T
10.10
Tyrone
""T
!
SrV.
?
Intersection
Vanscoyoe
Gardner
Mt. l'ltaaant
Pair rait
Sandy Ridge
Poweltoa
Summit
ML Pleasant
. Gardner
Venaeeyoe
laterseotioa
! Osceola
' Dunbar
ARRIVI at
Pnllipsbnrg
IS Si
iiii
Tyrone l.tO
I 1 x'
11.00
'JAMES LEWIS.
I eil 7. A C. tad B. JL , Breach Beads.
a'nim imrrc Alii.' r. A SING
mv.n.'j
lll lllt 413.
AT T1IK
Cheap Cash Store
ov
U AJ -Lilili A A I AAV II All I I
Marlet ttrctt, epptliU the Clearuld Uwic,
Cloftrficld, Pa.
A FRESH ARRIVAL OF
Winter Goods
AT THE CHEAP CASH STORE. .
T am Juit receiving and opening a carefully
elected itockof fashionable Spring A Eummor
D
of almost every description,
A beautiful aeiortraent of Print! and Dry
gooda, of the newest and lateit itylei. Alio a
great variety of aeeful notione.
llnv A vn VATTnYO
Bonneta, Bhawli,
Hate and Cape,
Booti and Bhoei, a large quantity.
Hardware, Queoneware,
Drogi and Jedicinei,
Oil andi'tinti,
Carpet A Oil Clothe,
GROCERIES,
. - ' Fiih, Bacon and Flour,
Mackerel in J J and i barreli,
of the beet quality, all of which will be lold at
the loweet caeb or ready pay prioei.
My old friendi and the public, generally, are
reapectrully invited te call.
P9-K. B All kinde of ffM.Vand approved
COUXTRY MODUCE taken in exchange for
Oooda.
WM. T. IRWIN.
Clearfield, May 21, 1$65. :
MERRELL & BIGLER
Hare just opened a large and iplendid
wsorttDPnt of
New Goods
At their old stand in Clearfield.
TIIEY have tbe best assortment ofHarflware
that has ever been brought to this county
which I bey will soil at tbe most reasonable pr i
ees, among which will be found a splendid lo t
CUTLERY,
To which they Invite the special attention of the
public, embracing heavy Silver-plated Forks,
Spoons and JSuUr knives of the best manufac
ture.
A lot ef Pis tola of the best pattern, and other
fire-arms. Also a general assortment or pistol
cartridges all of which will be sold at reasona
ble prices,
Tbey continue to manufacture all kinds of
Tin-ware, Brass Kettles, Stove
pipe, etc., which cannot be surpassed In tLis sec
tion of the SUie.
Tbey also have on band Pittsburgh Plow,
among which are Steel Centre Lever Plows. Also,
Plow Castings, and many other Agricultural Im
fetnenta. ,
. (bok Stoves, 'Parlor aiid Coal
Stores a general assortment, and of tbe best pat
erni, for tale at reasonable prices, v
Coal Oil, Coal Oil Lamps;
Paints, Oils and Varnishes, a gnncrs! xjjcrtuient
Glass, putty, Nails, Iron andCastings of great
variety ; in fact almost every thing wanted by
tbe publio can be found ia their establishment,
and at prices that cannot be beat.
Now is the time to purchase,
iryoa desire any thing In thoirline of business.
Give them a call and examine their stock, end
they feel assured that yoa can be accommodated
Remember, their establishment ia on Second
Street, Clearfield, Pa , where you can buy gi ods
to toe very best advantage.
X90M silver, copper, brass, pewter and old
eanngs will be taken in exchange for goods. -
May 20, 1883. MEUKELL A BldLER.
Cheap furniture !
TESIRES to Inform hit old friends and ens
X.J turners that, having enlarged hit shop and
increased bit facilities for manufastorlng, he Is
bow prepared to make to order fut ilture atmsy
be oneireil, la good style and at cheap rales fnr
I ash. He mostly has on band at hit "Furni
ture Rooms," a varied assortment of Ready-made
curniiure, among wnicn art
liureaus and JSide-Uonrus,
Wardrobes and book-Cases: Centre, Sofa, Parlor
Breakfast and fining Extension Tablet.
Common. French-Post, cottage,' Jenny-
Lind and other Bedsteads.
SOFAS of 11, KINDS, WORK-STANDS
HAT-RACKS WASH-STANDS, Ac.
Rocking and Arm Chairs,
Spring-Seat, Cane-Bottom and Parlor Chain
and Common and other Chal.-s.
LOOKJXG- GLASSES
Of every description on hand; and new glassos
tor ola trainee, which will be put In oa ve
ry reasonable terms oa short notioe.
II also keeps on han!, or furnithet to or
der, Hair, Corn-Husk, Hair and
Cotton top Mattrei ns.
rflPFIN. fyf"virv kind
Made to order, and funerals attended with a
Hearse, whenever desired.
Also, llouae Palntlnsr done toerdcr.
The sutseriber also manufactures, and bat
constantly en hand, -
Clement'i Patent Washing Mashina.
The beat now in use. Those nsiog this machine
never need be without clean clothes 1 Ue also bat
Flyer's Patent Churn,
A superior art'.cle. A family using thlt Chora
never need be without butter I
All the above and many other articles are fur
nished to customers cheap for Case or eiohonged
for approved eountry produce. Chetry, Maple,
Poplar, Mo wood and olbor Lumber suitable for
Cabinetwork, taken In exchange for furniture.
4rRemoiubor the shop is on Market street,
Clearfield, Pa.. and aearly opposite the "Old Jew
Store." J011N GULICH.
Nov. 28, 1802. y
I FURS- FCRS- FURS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
CHARLES OAKF0RD & SONS,
CONTINENTAL HOTEL,
FniLADILrBI A.
Have now oper.sd their larff and splendid stock of
LADIES' FURCATES.
COLLARS. MUFFS,
CUFFS, GLOVES,
. , - , , a
xs iHU i ii n in rmk blssriii liiihiil im r anrv w uw
' Jlno"' '-T-i m"M ifT' "na tfi3ever Miore
offere(l by them, all of which are warrant -
I OU WW W M IFI'IKUUIKII IU11'LIU I ui
bought. Oct. 5, 18C5.-4mo. ,
THIMBLK ' KFJN Plpe-Boset s
AoglJlIsJ MKRRELIi BldLIR'B
rn m f m m
U B U U
ViWTCAi.. - .Avr.M f V
y fiU M eenttaally e an
annUI eautma tho buTinf rIT I
.V.... it,. 1 ik ar SnUnred oa the OOl
u.
beeaune, If eoldered the tolde, tuere u i
j waye melted roln enough that cannot be remor- (
ed, to dettroy the fruit
1 Thote bavin front i, will not hare their
fruit endangertJ In thii manner, and ur Caol
amiDleu.
lMlftealli ni Jereew lnrt. :
R05.tr. WKRSKLL A 1.I3LEF.
nr n A t T M t,' PCTT 1 1
rniit nndericned have thti day formed a Co-
t rarlne,,,p nnil0r the firm nan,, of Irwin A
lart,l10rn, fnr the trannetWm ofa tlenen.1 Mer-
tchendiro ana l.nnner tnnr. n 'k
well eolected Itock or Uooai na necn anueu 10
voae already on band at the Corner Hiore in
Cnrwonivillo where we are now prep.tr M to ilmw j
Cuiitotuere a completed afdortmeot with priece ;
a low aa the loweit. The hli:hot market ratee ;
n.M f.ir Lumber or all description.
The patronage ol the pnblle U reKpectfully
olioitcd. EDWARD A. IKVIN.
W. R. HARTSHORN.
Curwcntvll'.e, July 2, lSi-
BAHGAINS1
In Curwensville.
The Subscriber has just opened
at the Cld Stand,
in Curwensvillc, a largo nssort-
JI F.N T OF ALL KINDS OF GOOD3
and Wre, auiied lo tbi locality, which
HE WILL SELL
Cheaper than they can be
Bough In tht County, for Cwh,
CALL AND SEE
Ladies and Gentlemen,
BEFORE TURCII ASINO ELSEWHERE,
and I'm aatUfied you Kill fiod it
TO YOUR INTEREST TO PURCHASE
No. 22, 1865. JOHN JRVIN.
CLEARI IliM) ACADKMV. The sec
ond Sevilon of this Institution will com
mence on Monday, December 11th.
Pupils can enter at any time. Tbey will b
charged with tuition from tbe time they enter to
tbe close of the Session.
Tbe courre of instruction embrace! every thing
that it Included in a thorough, practical and ac-
eoninliabed education for both sexes.
Tbe Principal, baring bad the advantage or
much expericoc in bis profession, assures pa
rent and guardians thst bis entire ability and
energies will be derotod to the mural and men
tal training of tbe youth placed under btt charge.
TERM OV TUITION.
Orthography, Reading, Writing. Grammar,
Geography, Arithmetic, and History, per Ses
sion ( 1 1 weeks) 5-00
Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Mensura
tion, Surveylug, Philosophy, Phjtiolugy, Chem
istry and Book Keeping, $7,60
Latin and Oreck with any of tbe above Branch
es. tio.oo
r-sV-No dsductlnn will be made for absence.
jrsT-Fir further particularsinouire of
P. L. HARRISON,
Clearfield, December 6, 1805 if. Principal
HAltLEY STSONS
r-fi e- ry rr w v-n 1 v r 'j
. . Clear field, Pcnna. ,
They hereby notify tbe pnblle, that the Foundry,
! In the Borongh of Clearfield,
hat been put In full blast, end tbty are no ready
tc accommodate the community with anything
peitmiaiog to their line. , Tbty keep constantly
on band a goneral assortment of
Cook; Turlor nnd Ten Tlato Stoves,
for Iiitming
EITIIKR WOOD OR COAL
Salamander's, Number 4,
Base Stoves, Number 3 and 4,
Wash Kettles, 16 and 20 gallons,
Fire Grates 20 and 23 incites,
FARM DINNER BELLS TWO SIZES,
riows and Plow Cssliogs.
Wo aro, also, prepared to mako nil
kinds of.
GRIST AND SAW MILL IRONS,
and special attention i paid to tbe te
pairing of
Threshing Machines.
Persons in want of anything, in our
line, would do well Ly giving us ft call.
All kind of country produce, end old
Metal, taken in exchange for our Manu
facture, at the highest market prim.
IIARLEY & SONS,
Cleai field, Pa., November lit. ISOS.-lf.
1VT
JEW CAR HI AG R
1 AND
Wagon Shop!
(Immediately In rear of Maxblne Pbop.)
TI1K eubseribers would respeottnty inform
tbe eitisens of Clearliold and the public in gen
eral that they have entered Into partnership and
are ready to do all kinds of work oa
CARRIAGES.
WAGOXS, '
SLEIGHS,
SLEDS, io,
Alt klndt of repairing done with nratnett and
despatch. Hf-OrJcra promptly attended to.
J. F ROTE.
V7u. MtKNIGlIT.
ClearSeM, July t, 18S ly.
N. B.-ThanVrul for past favors, the tulneriV
ert would rerptotfully sulieit a continuanoe o
tbe tame, lie invites bis old customers, and at
many new onet at may see proper, to elve bint
a call. I have now associated with me In the
business, M'ra, MeKnight, wbo is an experienced
workman j and if you want a good earrings or
timber-sled give us a tail, J. T. Bora.
AnnUltFIKI-D COUNTY n iJJK The
J ClenrSeld County Bank at an Incorporated I
inatitntlon has gone out existence h, tbe ear-
render of iU charter on May 12th, 18i.
All of Its stock is owned by the
per ditcounted at tlx rer eeat as heretofore
Our personal responsibility it plsdged for all
deposit received and business transacted.
A eontlnbanct of tbe liberal patronage of the
biainoas men of the eonnty la respectfully solid
ted. At President, Cashier and Officer! of tlie late
1 nenrneia county uank, we require th
ClenrBold County Bank, we requl
the notca of
aani taai . ti j .
emption.
Jamet i . iitouara,
' Vlm- Porter,
Richard rhaw.
Jamet B. Graham,
G. L. Reed.
- - w I
William A. Wallace.
fl-TKe Wlorea of the B.Ai.k will he tonAue-
led ly John M. AJamt, E , u Cashier. .
' Jaa ii,'tiM.
anKiitift
woo win continue the banking bayinosa at the . 1 Kl 1 CrKIl I fl T lliilP II I llP.' mrlo"ens i uouars, lolins, rifbs, l ulesi
same place as private bankers under tht firm iJY "VS. 0uiUr ,M YloliB tlr,nRfc ,
nem. of tbe CleatBMd County Eauk." ; I 1 A VFr -. nianiiraetiire four horse sweep h sic Boost Golden rhaln, Ooldea Shower,
We are responsible for the debu or tbe Bank, J-" '""T Thr"hin M schljet, with thresher, Golden Conser, Qolden Trio, ao., ie.
and will pay Its noret on demand at the counter. ,h"kcr v,FP ' f. ' ' ""I trolOT tr- j MreicHe It constantly receirlat?
Deposits received and Interost raid when mo- pow" Thr'hin Maehlaee.wiih thresher.shaker.'from Philadelphia all the latest music, whieh
ney it left for a lived tl-ni. " strap all eomplete, for 1 14 at the shop, or persons al a distance wishing, ran order, and
Pa
nrr-rrunn nnTcno
BISAILISIR HI'S
FORF.10N and DO MIOTIC GOOI3
At
At
at
Kenmlioti
Herniation
prioon
jiriooi
DKI.AlNI'S
CdlUMtd.S
8cnntin
Kenalion
ALPACAS
at
Junt rrccivpl nt MORSOl'S',
(lINTiIIAMS
CHINTZ .
al
at
At
at
Al
At
At
At
FciiMitiou
&cnalion
Honsntion
rM)iM ien
prion
price
pi ice
prices.
;.;'.
Sentmlion
prices
4 ,
nt Mossors' 1
SHAWUS
j;uXNK''S
. okL rj 1
" n.r'"
fllUOL.IiNa)
Snnanlioti nriCL'S
Sensation pricen
SensalioQ pricts
All to le bnd at MOSSOrS'. ,
LINEN t
Sensation
prices
nrw"a
C1CASII at
C'UKTAINS. Ht
Sensntton
Sdnantioa
iSeosftlion
prices
prices
fABIiH CLOTHS nt
FUINGE
Al
Sersation
prices
Hi MOSSOPS'.,
LACE t Sensation
I1USIEKY . At Sensation
UlliliONS At Seuaftlion
prices
prices
prices
TRIMMINGS)
of all kind & Vat
in anv ouan'ty I
Sensation prices
Alwnvs on bend et MOSSOrS'.
CARS1MKRKS
S ATT I NETS
TWEliDS
JEANS
VESTINGS
SIJlItTINGS
al
at
nt
At
at
at
hensntion
Sensation
Sensation
Sensntion
Sensation
prices
prices
prices
prices
prices
price!
Sensation
prices
at MOSSOl'S'.
CLOTITING such
AS CofttS, PulllS,
Vests,
Under Shirts,
Flannel Shirts,
Boots, Shoes,
Mate and Cnj,
at sensation prices
Kow for sale at MOSSOFS',
HARD W A It El
aucb as Snws, nails
Forks, Knives,
Spikes, Hinges,
L1QUOES. snch
us Wine, Brandy,
Gin, Whiskey,
at sensation prices
at iiossors'.
at sensation price
at sensation prices
at Mossors.
Cociuc. etc., etc., j
UllillS. such as
Prunes, Paisint,
Fig, Filbei ts, ic.
OROCEItlES, mj)
( lour, Hans,
Shoulders, Supar,
Molasses, Cotiee,
at sensation
prices
Tea, C r a c k e rs,
Spices, Candle,
(xiul Oil, etc., eta
Always at MOSSOrS.
BLACKING
ROPES
POWDER
At
sensation
prices
prices
prices
prices
prices
At
t
At
Ot
At
seusution
sensation
sensation
sensation
sensation
SHOT
LEAD
CAPS
prices
At the store of RICHARD JIOSSo?,
MOSSOP
Always keeps on hand a lull
assortment of all kinds of goods required
for the accommodation of the puLlio.
Kov. U, lfit.
FRESH ARRIVALS,
AT Till: CHEAP STORE OF
B0f XT0., SnOITERS t GRAHAM.
Fall Goods,
NEW
And Very Chca ! !
OTNTOS, SnOWEUS A GRAF! AM suc
cessors to Bovnton k Fbowers resneeifullv
announce to the public that they are now open
in; an extonsive assortment of
F A L L
GOODS,
At tbe old stand In Graham's new building which
they eftVr to sell at astonithlngly low prices,
(considering their eost 1) for cash or npprov.
ed eountry produce. Their stook of
DllY GOODS;.
CANNOT BE SURPASSED 1
Customers ean there finds
CALICOES WITH FART COLORS!
MUSLIM 1 DELAINES l LAWNS
I CLOTHS 1 CASS1MERS1 VEST1NOS!
LADIES'SilA WL5 ! GENTS' SHAWM
HATS A, CATS 1 BOOTS 4 RHOES
CARPETS A OIL-CLOTHS!
OUR STOCK OF
FANCYGOODS
IS UNEXAMPLED IN STYLE
AND VARIETY, embracing
NOTIONS I NOTIONS! NOTION'S
Scarfs! Head-Nets! Nrk.Tie!
Satchels ! Port Monnaies ! Brushes ' .
rhotogrnphio Albnras !
FIFES, TORACCO k REG A US !
I r.nr VMt.HX Ur ALU I
" . .at' a .. is.. .
wr anjimng eiao in the .Notion Line
I ALSO,
TTATfD-W VTiP.tr::
-- - m-
Queens ware,1?
GROCERIES
PROVISIONS !
All of the best quality, and selected with special
regard It the trade of ClrtrBeiri eoontv.
A I r. UOVNTON,
JOSEPH SHOWERS.
KliWARD UKAUAM,
Lleerneld, May U,
siiyerea to nearest rilroa4 station. Warranted
toglvesetisracton In threshing, and kept good,
to thresh one ores free of chanre.
They have at .tilesburg, Centre county, Te.,
Siperieaeed Millwrights and Machinists, who
w ... . jos io mate new, or repair .m mills,
either water or steam power, of any tl.e. Catt -
. 'ii . i j i , . . -
1r nn, m'nl forniahca at short notice.
in r vr earn cntap aa oaa ts (ot any place
in the county.
jlWisaae Hanpt it ttiU agent for all the la
rartnee Companies ot the Slate io good standing,
who do a Cask Business, Vlutual companies not
recommended. (Jan 2K. 1841. 1
,ir AFT ROP1X nf all
li Ses. ltVfOJ. MSR
... .. i
tires, for sale at
KRRKLL A BIGLBR,
Mala It , pni).
B V 'g. rnn a, iimi l.wyt, W
heepe eotntanlly on Land the rhni,i,,t .e L.."
Psna'a, Roast, Lu-vc. Pm
till lMo la !.... .,,r.i,ll,J !. .l. , """'".
Market erTurds. The traveling pulie, will do ,u
'ay' V him a call. 1st, ins.
THOMAS M ClUSMAN" "
Agent for tlie Singer Sewing Mach'nai
i I'liillpiburg, I'vntre CO., 1'euu't. '
Oo. 11th, l65..tf.
B. rOSTKK,
I). U'UIRK,
luw.rragt, w. r. wi,0Bt
A. A. WBIOIIT, W. A. WLUt!
t.r. lcokaku, j.n. giaiiab-
EO. t. RSED. '
BltU. SUAtV,
ganfcinjr' & ffollrtlion gonst
F03TE2, PEEKS, WEIGHT & CO
riIILirSBUKG.Cis.TBi Co., Pa. '
Dills ef Exchange, Notos and Drafts disoonatsl.
Collectlnns made and proceed, promptly remittal
Kxchanpe on tbe Cities constantly on hand.
The above Ranking Home is now open aid
ready for business.
6opL C, ISOi. PmurserBC, Centio Co., Penn't.
NEW GOODS.
L. G. fESLEK,
rniLiPSBCRO, Pkkx'a.
lororms the Public generally that
HE HAS JUST OPENED
A
Pjileudld HUict of New Codi, that Caa't
BE UE.T ANY Vi II EES
for Cheapness and Quality.
CALL AND SEE.
Phllipaburg, Oct. 26 , 18f,5 3m. L. O. KZSELCBV
CLEARFIELD STORE
Philipsburg, Pa.
Wtl.l.UM V. BSTTS. JOB1 f. TVliVIl
&EORCB t. BEID. vriLUlX rOWILL.
W. W. BETTS, $ CO.,
(Successors to Munton 4 Goops)
Have juat received a Urge and well te,
lected Slock of all kind of Staple goodi,
such as
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, No
tion, IJaruwute, Olass, Nails, Oils,
Paints, Quccnstrore,
Groceries, Fiour, Bacon, Feed, ec., which
we are offering at greatly reduced prices.
For Cash or in
Ex eli an go for Lumber and Shingles.
We hopu to make it to tbe advantage ef
Timlicr Men,
in the lower end of Clearfield ooanty and
on Cleai field Croek, to get Ibeir tnpplies
from this point, being on tbe line ef
Itnil Road can Sell
goods on belter terms than at any point
in Clearfield county, and vre are selliag
our Stock at such
prices as to make it an object to those bay
tng goods in this market to deal with us.
Advances of Good?, Feed, &c,
made on account of Sqcare Timber, which
vre will either sell cn commission or buy
at fixed rates.
Flonr of different Brands can be bad at
all times at very low prices, at the Clear-
j field Store, Thilipsburg, Feon'a.
Dry Goods Notions, o., In great vsrV
ety.altlie lowest price for Cash, at the
Clearfield Store, I Inhpaburg, Tenn a.
Salt by the Sack or load, cheaper thftD
lean be hnd any where else, at the Clear
.'held Store, riiilipfcburg, Fenn'a.
j Call and EiHmine the stock of rood, at
the Ueurficld Store, al Tbilipaburg, Ta,
Highest price paid in Goods or Cash for
mber and Shioeles at tbe Clearfield
ore, Tbilipsbutg, Fenn'a,
The rhenpeet goods of all kinds ate to bt
hvi al the Clearfield Store, at Philipcburg.
Call and see if our goods and prices elon'l
! sont the limes. W. W. BETTS, 4 CO.
riiilirwlmrff. November lMh. If63.tf.
O a a "
2 '"'I
B i: T I; '
. m SAln a f '
I - af
! 2 i il ,
S
a m
Music Store.
S M. G HEENE has opened liis Mn.
9 e ic Store, ono door vcet of Y.
Lewit' Book Store, where he keeps eonstantlyoa
hand Steinway Sons' and tlaehle't Piano Man
ofacturinir Company's Pianos, Maso UamUa's
lamnet Ureans and far hart, Keedham A- To .
have teat them by -nail, at ptlisher-s price,
XOrPianos and Orcsnt Warranted for tva
yeare.
Those wishing to huy any of the aVove articles
- -- - ruiiuv iuim uviorw pr
chasint elsewhere. My prices are the same as
I ia New York and Philadelphia.
i irtuiart cl Instruments tint promptly epel
application with any additional InrnrmaUo de
'ii B. M. GREENE,
Hill street, Huntingdon, Pa.,
One dor west of Lewis.' Book Store,
cr Mist E. A. P. RINDER, CUarBtid,
rsc. . ld.Mf Apect fnr CleatBc Id co? Prnn'a,
rjaflhlo Rubra, Kaet and Horse
Blankwts st
" All. ROAD Ot!t
Hoe' vl5g
USUI;
a r o u
W" Cl li f'
V i I: ' VI
KovlJ, '(14. MERRELL 4
BIGXKR'S.