Clearfield Republican. (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, January 31, 1866, Image 4

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mte-The above rate wore agreed upon by the
nndereigncd, on the 3d day ot December, 1864,
and will be at-irtly adhered to during the preaenl
kith price ol ail kinds of printing materials.
fc r Q. W. PNYlJKK, CO.,
FuMiaheri of the -CUarJUU Republican"
6. J. KOW,
Puhlitber of the "Itottman't Journal."
CLFAIiFlELD CO. DJBSCTCItY
TIME OF H0LDIK9 CCvt?.
3d Monday in January, 3d Monday In Juc,
Id Monday in March, 4th Monday in Sept
fetich year, and continue two reeke if neceasary.
COUNTY AKD DISTRICT OFFICES
Prei't Judge on. Samuel Linn, Beltefunte.
Al'te Jodgea Hon. J. D.-Thompaon,CurwenTille
Hon. Win. C. Foley, Clearfield,
Sheriff, Jacob A. Faust, "
rrgthonotory, D. F. Ettweiler, "
Keg. A Ueo.' Iaiah (J. Barger, "
Dietrict Att'y, w'M. M. McCulloujh "
Treasurer. D. W. Moore. "
Co. Surveyor, S. F. MoCloakey, Curwensville.
- Commisuonera, Amos Read, Clearfield.
Conrad Bnker. AnsoDTille.
Cta'a 8. Worrall, Hurd.
Aatlltorf,
F. K. Couteret, LeeontoaMill
M. L. C.Kvnna. Curwenaville.
Levi F. Irwin, Clearfield
Coroner, Henry W. Parka. "
County Sop't. C. B. Sandford, "
LIST OF l'OST OFFICES.
Tomthipi,
Beeearia,
Jo OJRcet, Potlmntiert,
Glen Hope, Wm. S. WrigU
Vtahvilla, Theodore Weld,
Hrgarty'i i Roads. Pm1. Hegarty.
Bell,
Bower,
W. McCrarkcn,
Chest,
Cush,
Ottend,
Forrest,
Clearfield Uridge,
Woodland,
Lutbernhurg,
Trootvilla,
Th. A. M'U bee.
J. W. Campbell,
II. L. Henderson,
James Bloom,
Jamet Forrest,
William Albert
R. H. Moore,
Cbaa. Bloppy, "
Bioom,
Btggs,
Bradford,
Brady,
JeflersoB Lin.
Jehn Hebenin,
fiurnslde,
Chest,
Kew WaaLlngton, Jaa. Oallaher,
Burnaida,
W. C. Irvin,
Patcbinvilla,
Jaok Patcbln,
Jacob Bolce,
G. Toser, jr.
Win. McUarvey,
6. A. Farber,
M. A. Frank,
P. A. Gaulia,
J.F.W.Schnarrt
T. W. Fleming,
Centre euuntv,
B. Kadvbach,
T. V- Boalicb,
Ed. Williams,
Jaa. McClellan
C. Mignot
William Carr,
A. B. Shaw,
T. H.Foreee,
Ja. A. Hegarty
Cbaa. J. Puey,
David Tyler,
H. Woodward,
Elita CSare,
G. lleckadorn,
M.O.Ptirk,
E. C. Brenner.
- East Ridge,
Hurd,
- McUarvey,
- Weslover,
Clearfield, Clearfield,
Covington, Frenchvilla,
" Karthaua,
Curwensville Curwensville,
Decatur,
Philipiburr,
" West Decatur,
- Osceola Mills,
Ferguson, Marron,
Fox, Little Toby,
Girard, Letonte't MiUr,
M Bald Hills,
Gotben, Ehawarilla,
Graham, Orahamton,
Suelich, Rmiib't Mills,
Beeearia, Madeira,
llustoo, Tyler,
" Petafield,
Jordan, AnaonvilW,
Kanhaus, fait Lick,
Knox, Ve Millport,
Morris, Kjlcrlown,
" Mnrriidala,
Ptnn, Lumber City. I
" Grampian 11: lis,
Pike, Curwensville,
" Bloomingville,
1'nion, -Reckten,
Woodward, Jeffries,
J. C. Brenner,
II. W. Spencer,
A. C. Moore,
T. H. Fleming
Benj. F. Dale,
U.K. Btubukcr,
Jamet Lookett,
This Post Office will do for Chest towoihip,
Will answer for Ferguson township.
STATE GOVERNMENT,
Governor; A. O. Curtin, Centra county f I.nflO
Eeo'y of Com., Eli Slifnr, Union eouniy 1 ."DO
Dep. Bee'; of Coin : S. B. Thomas. Del. eo. 1.500
Auditor General; Isaac Blenker, Union eo. 1 ,7P
Surveyor Uen.j Jamot P. Harr, Pittuburgh I.fiuO
Attorney Gen.; Wm. M. Merediih, I'hil'a 3,U00
Adjutant Ueo,; A. It, Kuevell, lledlurd eo.
Etate Treasurer; W, II. Kcmble, i'hil'a 1,700
superintendent lommou
Schools; K. C. Cuburn, Bradford eountv 1.500
Deputy fup't; Samuol P. Bales, Crawford oo
Etata Librarian, Wiea Forney, Harrisburg 800
su pr emTTcou RT OF PEN X A.
Chief Justice ; George W. Woodward of Luacrne
Associate Justices ; Jamet Thompson of Erie
" " U illiem Strong o) Buck
" " John M. Kted of I'hira
" " Daniel Agnew of Beiver.
The Court holds ill seasioba in Philadelphia on
the firrt Monday of January; In Harrinburg on
the fourth Monday of April; atSunbury on the
first Monday in . rtnber ; and in Pittrburg on the
third Monday In October. All return! from the
XXV Judicial DUtriot, comprising the counties
f Clearfield, Center and Clinton, are to be made
6B tb second Mcnday of February.
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
EXECUTIVE.
President Andrew Johnson, of Tennessee 125,000
Vice President Pro. Tern. 1. Foole. of Vt ,000
CABINET OFFICERS.- aaLaaus. 58 000
Secretary of State ; Wm. II. Reward, of New York
b'ec'y of Treasury ; Hugh M'Cullouith, of Indiana
6ec'y of War; Edwin M. Stanton, of Pennsylvania
Pec'y of thtf Navy ; Gideon Wellt, of Connecticut
Pecretnry of interior; Jamet Harlan, of Io va.
P. M, General ; William Dennison, of Ohio'
Attorney General ; Jxmet Speed, of Kentucky.
JUDICIARY.
Chief Jcnicr;, $0,500 -Aesoct ate, $G000
Chief Jntlce 8. P. Cbata, ofOhio.
Ate sciata Justice, EaiEuel Kelson, of Sew Tork
" M Kobert C. Orier, of Penn'a,
" Jamet M.Wayne.of Georgia,
Vacancy
" " Katban Clifford, of Maine,
" Uavld Davit, of Ililnoit,
" t. . Bwayne, of OLIo,
Stephen J. Field., of r.lV
t orrem CouH meets let Men day of December,
,
PTOVlSIOSS-rionr, Chest, Lrd, Dritd
Apple, tried Peaches, received rerul.rl
oia tba west a th tor of J, f. KRATZER.
-
f wm. Try se euaiity asd cheap at
V MIHRSLL A BIQ LIE'S. '
.... 5infS3im,!riL
JOHN H.ORTU. C. T. Al." "a.
, ATTORNEY ATJUAvV,
SepK 1"ibt8"S,J 7. PlIlIiVLr!-
T M. M'Ct'Li.OlJCai, Attn-
lY , Law, ClearB t. P. Office on Mwket
Ftrert one door Jt of lb "Clearfield County
Bank." gy 4, 1864 tf.
f 1 OBERT
OrtERT J. WALLACE, Atthhit t Law
IX, 'l..rrl(l, Pi.. Clfie Id
fchew' Row, op
pun it th Journal oSct,
dee. !. I.. tf
Attorney at l.w.
orraerly oenpiea oy
st atreet, tlearflelil,
Pa Will attond nrouiptlj to Collections, haia
orLanda, Ac. Dec, 17, 'C2.
" " JOHN L. CUTTLE,
Attorney at l aw and Keal l'.atate Agent,
CLEARFIELD, FUNN'A.
OfiMon Marhettt. Opposite the Jail,
r ESrECTFULLt offers hie rv ices in aell
ing and buyiDg lands in Cleiirfluld and ad
Joining eountiea and with an experienoa of over
twenty yeara as a Surveyor, flatter himself that
he ea.n render aatisfaction. Feb. '63 tf.
CSRENIUS IIOWK.
JUSTICS OF THK TeACE.
For DaXATua Township,
will promptly attend to all business entrusted to
his ear. P. O. Addreee, Philipeburg Pa.
Aug. 21t im
TOSF-Pa II. BUETII, Justice of the Peace, and
11 Licensed Con'eyanoer, Xw r aruir.gtoo,
Clearfiold county. Pa. nr. Ile.11.
J. , ll'MUBRAT. HA1JIJEL HITCUELL.
- HoHw.inry ELttalSaallll.
Paalcrs in Foreign and Domeatio Merohaudiie,
Lumber. Grain, fe. New Washington,
October 25, ISi'i.-ly.pd. Clearfield Co . Pa.
MRS. n. J. BERUY refpectfully annttuj
ces that rhe will tuke a few Pupils in Vo
oal and Piano MUSIC, to eommonce Moicc;
April Sd. Terms, 110 per quarter of ll weeks
Rooms at resmenc ol J. u. tmui,
Cleiirfiold, Maroh ?2, l5'
D",
J. P. KUBflll'IKI.I). Lte Pur-
geon of the 83d Regiment, Penn'a Volun
teers, having returned from the Army, otiors nis
professional aervioes to the cititehi of Clearfield
and vicinity. Professional calls promptly atten
ded to. Office on South EaJt corner of 8d A
Market etreeU. Oct 4, IS65.-6mo.-pd.
J. P. KRATZER.
MERCHANT, and dealer in Dry Goods
Clothing, Hardware, Quoensware, Groceries
Provisions, As.
Market rtreet, opposite the JaiL Clearfield Pa.
April 20th 1864,
il EORQE FAI.K takes thij method of inforn-
T ine tba watermen of Clearfield county that
he baa refitted and reopened tba hotel formerly
kept by E. Schrelaer, at Coxestown, where ho
will take especial paint to render latisfaotion to
all who favor him with their patronage.
Coxestown, April 12, '6k draly.
A UCTIOXEER.
The subscriber having
L taken out a
License for crying vendues
and other Public aalea, either io Euglinh or Uer-
I man, respectfully offers hit services to bis fe.low
eititens. and will attend to all call! from any
I part of the county, on the shortest notice aitber
verbally or by letter, and upon the most reason
able terms. When 'O deilred, ha will lurnitn
the Clerks and complete all the biuisest connect
ed wiib the tale. JU6ti.ru 11. jj&3.
Kylertowo, P. O., Mar. 1, 18C5. lj. pd.
Susquehanna House,
CURWENSVILLE, Pa.
W. W. WOKRAI.L, Proprietor.
fTlHIS larra and commodious JTOTEL U da
JL ligbtfully located on the bank of the Sua
uehanna. in tba borough of Curwensville. .
Tba present proprietor will spare no effort to
render bit coelwom e.mforubic, and Dope! U
vent a liberal that CI putlic patronage.
HIS P.AR AND TABLE
Will be well tupptied with every thing tba mar
ket afiordt. RatUnen will always find hit "latch
suing" out Mar. 23, 'M. If.
1865. 1865.
IJHILADELnilA AND ERIE RAIL
ROAD. Thiapreal linetraveraea (he
Northern and Northwest counties of Penntylva
nia to the city of Erie on Lake Erie.
It hat be.n lead and it operated by the
PENN'A RAIL ROAD COMPANY.
Tim of Paasenger trains at Ear-oHiois.
lave EaalTrard
Erie Mail Train 10.12 A.M.
Erie Express Train .1T P. M.
Leave Hettward.
Erie Mall Train 10.12 A. M.
Er e Eiprest Train 8.52 P. M.
Passenger cart run throngh on the Erie Mall
and Eapreea Trains without cbangt both waya
between Philadelphia and Erie.
New Yoik Connection.
Leave N. York at n p. in., arrive at Erie 1.37 a.m.
I. are Erie at I 55 .m.,arrive at N.York l.l-Vp.m
No change of Cara between t-.rie A Si. Turk.
Klegaot Sleeping Cart oa all Night tralna.
For information respeetin ; Pa,aenger busi
ness, apply al Cor. SOih and Market Si's, Pbll'a.
And fur Freight business of the Company'
Agents S. B. Kirgslon,jr., Cor. 13ih and Market
.streets, Philadelphia.
J. W. Reynolds, Erie.
Wm. Brows, Agent N. C. R. R., Baltimore.
H. II. HucstoR, General Freight Agt Pbil'a.
II. W. Gwiaaaa, General Ticket gt I'hil'a.
A I.. TYLER. General Suu't Wlin-mfDort.
ALD EAGLK VALLEY RAIL KOAD.
I'all Arraiigemetit.
Leave r.astward.
STATIONS. Time.
lave Westward.
STATIONS. Time, .
Tyrone
8.50 a m
00 " ;
9.V7 "
22 " i
9 i -
44 " i
9.S5 " '
Lock Haven 2 40 pro
rntewctlon
L i llaren lot 2 44
Bald Eagle
Hannah
fort Matilda
Martha
Julian
Lnionville
Klcniirrion
t 62 '
Mill Hall
Beech Creek
Kagleville
Howard
Mount Eagle
Holton
Curtin
Milesbvg
Eellfonte j
2..S8
3.18 1
3.24
3 4.1
4 00 1
4 03 1
4.10 1
4 2i
4 35
4.40
4 10
10.08 ;
B. A 8. e. Int, 10.1$
Mileeburg 10.24
f Ar lii.!2 "
1 L 10.37 "
Bullion t
Milesburg
Curtin
Milesburg
Holter 11.02 " B. A 8, S. Int., 4.65
mount tagie ll. IU " : UnionviH 6 07
HowarJ 11.25 - Julian 6.21 '
Kagleville ll 42 - ; Martha 6 35 1
Beech Creek 11 48 " ; Port Matilda 6.48 1
Mill Hall 12.p m Hannah 8 01'
Klemington 12.10 ' j B.ld Eagle 6.18 1
L'k Haven Int 12.16 " Interaection 8.26 '
anmva at j aaaiva at
Lock Haven I2.lt " fvron 6 26 1
JAMKS LEWIS.'
Sup't T. A C. and B. E. V. Branch Roads.
rTlYRONB A CLEARFIELD RAIL R3AD.
JL fall Arrangement.
Lrav Eastward.
Lkavi KoRrawAao.
STATIONS. Tim.
A. M.
STATIONS. Tim.
P. M.
3.t0
4.05
4.14
4 IS
4S(
442
4.52
0J
.u
Philipeburg
lumbar
Osceola
Tyron t.ii
Interaeotioa 9.1
Vanacoyoe t.tll
Gardner 9.39
Mtl'lntant 9.15
San mil I.JT
Randy Rldg 10.10
Powelton 10.20
Osceola 10 tb
Iunbar 10.44
Powelton
""."l"
Tpi.'., i
Summit
u aroner
J'I"M7I
InUrteoUe)
' Awi At
. Tyrone 1.40
! AT
rhlllpsburg 11.00
- u - . - JAMES LEWIS,
tup 1 1. A 0. aal B. B. T, Brtaek loU.
H)Vil VIUOX AUK CASING
I wmrrni: timi.w
I AT THK
Cheap Cash Store
i OF .
UILLIALlF.muni!
Market itrcd, oppuite the Cltareld Ilovit,
Clearfield, Ta.
A FRESH ARRIVAL OF
Winter Goods
AT TilE CHEAP CASH STOKE.
I am Just receiving and opening a carefully
elected stock of liuliiouable epriug A Summer
GOODD
of almost every description,
BtSAlPlLia 2? IPilSTCSlI
A beautiful assortment f Print! and Dry
goods, of the newoat and ltent ttyles. AUo a
arreat variety of useful notiona.
DRY-GOODS AND MOTIONS.
Bonnets, Shawls,
Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoes, a large quantity,
Hardware, Uueeneware,
Drugs and Medicines,
Oil and PalnU,
Carpet A Oil Clothe,
GROCERIES,
Fish, Bacon and Flonr,
Mackerel in J J and f barrels,
of the beat quality, all of which will b aoid al
the lowest cash or ready pay prices.
My old fiicndi and the public generally, art
respectrully Invited t call.
ft. All kinde of Otfji.Vand approved
COUSTRY PltOVUVEUUa in exchange for
(ioods.
WM. F. IRWIN
Clearfield, May 31, 1865.
WERRELL &
I3IGLER
IJave juat
opened a large and
splendid
i
assortment ol
New Goods
At their old stand in Clearfield.
fTlTIEY have the best aseortment of Hardware
J. that has ever been brought to thit county
which they will tell it the moat reaionable pr I
eta, among which will bt found a splendid lo t e
CUTLERY,
To which they Invite the special attention of tb
public, embracing heavy tilver-plateo lorka,
$poona and Butler knivet Of the belt manufac
ture. A lot of PUtola of the best pattern, and olber
Ire-anna. Also a general assortment of pUtol
cartridge! ail of which will be old at reasona
ble pncea.
Tbey continue to manurartnre all kinds of
Tin-ware, Brass Kettles, Stove
Pip, etc, which cannot be surpassed ia til tec
lion of th Plate.
Tbey alao have on hand Pittsburgh Plow,
among which ar 8tel Centre Lever Plowa. Alao,
Plow Castings, and many other Agricultural Im
ptemenu, . ,
Cook Stoves, Parlor and Coal
Stove a a general assortment, and of th belt pat--cm,
for sale at reasonable pncea.
Coal Oil,"Coal Oil Lamps,
Palntt, Oil and VarnUkot, a general astortuieot
Glass, putty, Nails, Iron andCastlngt of great
variety ; in fuel almost rery thing wanted by
the public, ean be found ia their establishment,
and at pricea that can nut be beat
Now is the time to purchase,
If yon detir ny thing in their line of husineea.
Give tbeai a call and eiamine their ttook, and
they feel an ii red that you ean be aeceininod ated
Remember, their establishment it on fieiond
8treet, ClearSeld, Pa, where you ean buy gods
to the very best advantage.
JrOIJ silver, copper, braes, pewter and old
callings will be takes in exchange for goods.
May 20, lftlJ. JUttKUhXU A lUULKR.
Cheap Furniture!
POSSET VS.28I3
DESIRES to Inform hit old friends and cue
t mere that, having tnle.rir.ed his then and
increased bit fitcilitiet fur manufacturing, be U
now prepared to make to order furniture at may
be desired, io good style and at cheap rales fr
taall. He mostly haa on band at hit Furni
ture Kooma," a varM assurtmeetof Ready-made
Furniture, among which an
Bureaus and bide-Boarda,
Wardrobes and liook-Cases : Centre, Sofa, Parlor
Breakfast and i)ining Extension Tablet.
Common. French-Post cottage. Jenny-
Lind and other Bedsteads.
SOFAS .f all. KINDS. WORK-STANDS
HAT-RACKS WASH-STAN U.S, lo.
Hocking and Arm Chairs,
Spring. Seat Cane-Bottom and Parlor Chain
and Common and other Chain.
I OOKISQ-G LASSES
Of every description on hand; and new glasses
lor old rratnat, which will be pat in on ve
ry reasonable terme on abort nolioe.
De alsokeept on ham', or furnishes to er.
der, Hair. Corn-Husk, Hair and
Cotton top Mattres.e.
COFFINS, Of every kind,
Madt to o-der, and fuueralt attended with a
Hearee, whenever deilred.
Alto, Iluuae PalnUnr done to order.
The rortcriber alio manufacturea, and bat
Constantly eo hand,
Uement'i Patent Washinir Ma-ihin.
The beet bow in ue. Thos ukiu thin mncbins
never need be without oleaa clothes 1 He also ha
Fiver's Patent Churn,
A superior art el. A family using thi Churn
never need b without butter I
All the above and many other article are fur
nished to customers cheap for Cam or exchanged
for approved eouotry produce. Cherry, Maple,
Poplar, l.lnwood and other Lumber suitable for
Cabinet work, taken In eachenga for furniture.
rWRemouiber th (hop U on Market atreet
Clear6e)d, Pa..aad nearly opposite the "Old Jew
Slor." JOHN tiCLICU.
Nov. 28, 18M. y
FURS- FIRS FURS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
CHARLES 0AKF0RD & SONS,
CONTINENTAL HOTEL,
rniLADCLrau.
Rav now epered their large and splendid stock of
LADIES' FURCAPKS.
COLLARS. MUFFS.
CUFFS, OIiOVES,
AND HOODS. !
Also lb fineat assortment of Fawtf Fur
Iibe, Capi, MnJ"Uri, and Glove tut before
offered by them, ul of which are warrant
ed to be a represented. Shipping Fur
bought. Oct. 25, ISl,5 4mn. j
TI1IMRI.B SKEINS A Piee-Bota 4
Aug It 1IM KZKMLL BIOLTaltV
T-;Si;iTCAlCll.-.Alarg M t wlf m1Wi
IVwil eana Mneiantl ra ktaJ.
Wa would wntlop t ying tawiT
W..e, f dieted Ih. ln.l l., Ih-rt :
! wayt nailed hta eneugk that aot he reaov-
'd, to destroy the fruit
Tho.e hntlni- from if. will not tr tlieir
fruit endangered In Oils wanner, and our Cans
'are all warranted.
If. It. Alo Miraeallof Jars on naoo.
Sept. 20, UOi.tf. 'KKLJil..l'j
COl'AKTNERSHIP. -
jrphe nndenlRncd have Ihla -lay rormea a to-
X partnerwhip under the firm name of Irwin
Hartshorn, for the t'eniactiw oi a icnerai jior
ehandii and Lumbal' buins. A large and
well selected stock of Hoods bai been added to
those already on band at tba Corner Htore in
Curwensville where we are now prepared to show j
tuewimeri a compicuu unmmiui b"v
-i . Tl.. k;..k...t ,.rk.t rules
as low ae the lowent. The hiifheet market rate! .
paid for Lumber of all description. i
Tba watronaga ol too piibiio ia respecnuny
solicited. F-DWARD A. I It V IN.
W. 11. liAiirsuuuw.
CurwensviHe, July 28, 181V
"bTiigains!
In CurwciiSTille.
The Subscriber has just
opened
at the Cld Stand,
m uurwensvn.e, a iargu usstin
MENTOF ALL KINDS OF GOODS
ana are, wnnen io iui
. I...I
locality, which
HE WILL SELL
Cheaper than they can he
Boughtln the County, for Cah,
. CALL AND SEE
Ladies mid Gentlemen.
BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE,
1 and I'm tatiffied you will find it
TO YOUR INTEREST i'0 TURCIIASE
Nov. 22. ISC5. JOHN IRVIN.
C ILEA RPI ELI) ACADEMY
J ond Session of this Iiistitulioi
-The tee
will com-
mence on Monday, December 1 1 tb-
Pupili ean enter at any time. Tbey will be
chsrged with tuition from tb time they enter to
the close of tb fcesalon.
Th eourse of inatructiou embrace every thing
that It included in a thorough, practical and ac
complished education for both aete.
Th Principal, baring bad tb adranUrt of
much experience In hie profession, assures pa
rent and guard ans that bit entire ability and
energiet will be devoted to the moral and men
tal training of the youth placed under hi charge.
TEHM4 OF TUITIOX.
Orthography, Reading, Writing. Grammar,
Geography, Arithmetic, asd History, per Sea
sioD ( 11 weeks) fi.OO
Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Mensura
tion, Surveylsg, I'hilotophy, Pbyiology, Chem
istry and Hook Keeping, $7,60
Latin and Greek with any of tb abev Branch
es. $10,00
ft-trHo deduction will be mad for abiene.
fflr-rr further particulara inquire of
P. L. HARBISON,
Cieirfitld, December (, 1S65 tf. Principal
HAHLEY & SONS
Clearfield, Pcnna.
They hereby notify th publie, that th Toundry,
ia th Borough of Clcarfiold,
ha been put In full blast, end they ar now ready
to accommodate the cuminuuity with anything
potUiniDg to their line. Tbey keep constantly
en hand a general assortment of ,
Cook, Tarlor and Ton Plato Stoves,
for burning
EITHER WOOD OR COAL
SulahianderX Nunib:r 4,
BasejStovcs, Number 3 and 4,
Wash Kettles, 1G and 20 gallons,
Fire Grate 20 and 2S inabet,
FARM DINNER BELLS TWO SIZES,
. Plow and Plow (Vkiinga.
Wo are, also, prepared to mnke all
kind of
GRIST AND SAW MILL IRONS,
and tecial attention I raid to the re
pairing of
Threshing Machine?.
FVraon In want of any tiling, in our;
line) would do well by giving us a call.
All kind of country produce, and old)
Metal, laken in exclianrei fur our Maou
lecture, at tha liiuliet market price".
II ARI.EY & SONS.
Clearfield, Pa.. November It. l8G5.-lf.
N EW CARRIAGE
AND
Wagon Shop!
(Tmmedliitely In rear of Mschlne Fhop.)
Til ti ttihscrilier would respectfully inform
th eititent of Clearfiold and tha publio in gen
eral that tbey have entered into partnership end
art ready to o ill Kind or work oa
CARRIAGES.
WAGOXS.
bLEIGHR.
SLEDS, Ac, Ac.
AU kinds of repairing don with neatness and
despatch. X4T Orders promptly attondod to.
J. F. ROTK.
W, McKNIGUT.
Clearfield, July 5, 18M ly.
N. B Thankful fur past favors, th subscrib
ers would respectfully solicit a continuance e
th ain. II invites bia old customer, and at
many new onet aa may tee proper, to give him
a rail. I have now e-foilsted wiib mo in th
business, Win. McKnight, who lean ciperlenced
workman ; and if yoa want a good earriag or
ttmber-elcd glr as a tall. J. P. Hot.
CLI
CI
I.TARI lEI.n COUNTY IltK. Th
carficld County Bank aa an Incorporated
institution has gone out of exiaienc by th sur
rcoderoflu charter on May Utb, 18C5.
Allot It stock ia ersed by th tubterihers.
Deposit received and interest raid when nio
ey i left for a (lied time.
Paper discounted at lit per eeat. as heretofore
Our personal responsibility I pledged for all
deposit received and bssloes transacted.
A continuance of the libered patrooag of th
bueiaec rota of th eouaty is respectfully (elici
ted. A President, Cashier and Ofteer of tb late
Clearfield County Bank, w require lb note of
A Ka m b ... k- --.-l-J f- ta.J-H..i.n..
j.mT tn..rrf iii-w.. ti.. "
Wm. Porter, Jame, B. Graham,
A. K. Wright, O. L. R.d,
WHlUnt A. Wallac.
J-Tb buslnees of the Bank will W eoadu-
ted by John at. Ailata, 8m , M Oatblar.
Jaa tb.H tf.
who will eonUnn th banking busin at th, Ilrf'SIl B II !5 illalO 11 1 11 0J. ' ""oone t "nilars, Violina, rifrt,
tame ptaee at l-riv.t b.akr. un.i.r th firm' .!V. V " 1 " . Guitar and Violin .trinra.
nam of th ' ClearSeld County Bank." - nLrl o., rnamitacinr lour Bora iweep , Mine Book Golden CheTn, Gold
Wa-t resnonilhl. for th. debt of th Bank,' Vr ".-uing m acoinee, wnn tnresoer, , uoiden L'onser, Gulden Trio, Ao .Ao.
tod will lav its notet on demand at iha fl.nlr. haker and strap for 1 10 j and two-bore tread Saiar Mcsic. 11 I eon.tantlv
mm i::::op,
f 01QN AND DOMKST1C GOOD3
MUSLIN
DELAINES
at
at
at
at
8nMtioa
Sfnanllon
Sen nation
Sfnaation
jiricM
priwi
price!
ALI'ACAS
jirlce-i
Jum rcwivJ at MOSSOi'S.
OIXflTIAMS at Seneation price!
CHINTZ
riUNTS
GLOVES
CRAVATS
at
at
t
at
at
at
at
Scnaatiou
Sensation
.Senniitivn
jricc
pi ice!
jiricei
pricea
Kenftti',n
fJHAWI.S
UQJs'N ETS
at io.ssors'
Sensation prioea
SenMtion price
Seniation pricei
nt! fill VI) 1
lULWI"'" I
M U MUSS )
All to bo had at MOSSOPS'.
LINEN at
CRASH at
I l-'IT .'l A IV1 .
Spnsaiion
Senaatinn
Sennntioa
Sensation
pricci
Jn ice!
' .
I !
TABLE CLOTHS nt
FRINGE
LACE
HOSIERY
RIBBONS
TRIMMINGS
t fcersation price;
at iluboUi o .
at Sensatioo price
at Kensftlion prices
at Seosattoa pneet
s-GS)
U & V at
n'ly I
of all kin
t SenaalioD price
in anv ouhii
Alwavon hand at MOSSOPS.
CASS1MERKS at
Mentation
Ssufiut'on
Sonaution
Sensation
Kencaiion
Sensation
pncea
ripea
S ATT I NETS at
ITWEKDS ft
pricei
MEANS at
price 1
price'.
VEST1NGS at
SHIRTINGS at
price
at AIOSSOFS.
CLOTHING uch"
a Coat, TanU,
Vest,
Under .Sliirla,
Flannel Sl.irU,
iiuot. Sliou,
II au end Cap,
al lentation price
Now for tale at MOSSOrS'.
UARDWARK
8Ucb a Saws, nails
Fork, Knivea,
Spikes, Uiuges,
LIQUORS. nch
aa Wine, EranJy,
Oin, WbUkey,
Cogtte, etc., etc.,
FRUITS, such aa
Prune, Raiaini,
Fig, Filberts, c.
at eniation
price
t'MOS.SOPS',
at aeniattoa
at lemation pricei
at MOSSOPS'.
GROCERIES, nj)
Flour, U a m ,
.Shouldn, Sugar,
Mo!as, Cuilee,
Tea, Cracker,
Spicea, Candle,
at aeui&tion pricei
Coal Oil, etc., etc
Alwoy at MOSSOPS'.
BLACKING
ROPFii
POWDER
at
tenalion
price
price
price
price
price
ensation
en.ation
itnsaiion
aenaation
euntion
SHOT
LEAD
CAPS
price
At the lor of RICHARD MOSSOr.
MOSSOP
Alwaya keep on Iiand lull
aoiottment of all kind of pood requited
lor toe accommodation ot lu public.
Nov. 12, 1855.
FRESH ARRIVALS,
AT THE CHEAP STORE Ol'
E0YNT0, SIIOWEBS & CBAUA3I.
Fall Goods,
NEW
And
Very Cheap ! I
OYNTOy, SHOWERS A C.RAHAM-sue.
cestor to Duvnton A Showers refpectfullv
aiinounc to th publio that they ar Cuw open
ing au eitensiv assortment of
FALL GOODS,
At tb old Hand in Graham' new building which
they offer to tell at (stonuhingly low prices
(considering thoir eost 1) fur eash or approv
ed country produce. Their stock of
11 1 "V aO .Ta T C?!
XJ X.M JL VJI J V XJ kJ.to
CANNOT RE SURPASSED!
CuKtumere ean there finds
CALICOES WITH FAST COLORS!
MUSLINS! DELAINES! LAWNS!
CLOTHS I CASSIMEUS! VESTINOS!
LADIES'SilAWLil GENTS' SHAWLS j
HATS A CATS ! BOOTS 1 SHOES !
CARPETS k OIIj-TLOTHS I
OUR STOCK OF
FANCYGOODS
IS UNEXAMPLED IN STYLE
AND VARIETV. embracing
NOTIONS ! NOTIONS! NOTIONS
Scarfs! Houd-Ncts! Keek-Tie 1
Satchels! Port ifonnnics ! Brushes1
Photographic Albums !
FIPES. TORA(vi k SEOARS1
TERFUMERY OF ALL KINDS I
Or anything else in the- .Notion Line !
ALSO,
HARD-WARE
QucciiswareJ?
GROCBRIES
PROVISIONS
All of th best quality, end selecUd with tpeoiaj
regard to tb trade or ClearfielJ county.
Al f. HOVNTON,
JOJKl'll 8H0WKRS,
EDWARD U RAH AM,
Clearfield, May 10, 1864.
power Threshing Machines, with thresher.shaker,
and (trap all complete, for f 175 at th shop, or
delivered to neamt railroad station. Warranted
to give satisfaction ia threshing, and kept good
to thresh en emp fro of eharge.
inrynaveat Milesburg, teutr county, Fa.,
perleaoed AliUwrlghU aod Machinists, wh
will isk Job to nuke new, or repair old mil la,
either water or steam power, of any ait. Caet -
Inga and materiel furnished at abort nolle..
m , .
PriMi ror eish a theap a ean b. got any plaot
,inthaunty
!. Hapt I still agnt for all tb im
I (0,,Bnni, In lood uuding,
no do a Cash Buslaeas, Alutual companies nut
,1cg"nnded. Jon jj, mi.)
, yr
IX
AFT HOPUI ef all ti.ei, for tela at
Dee, U, 111. MEBKXLL BIQLKi.
a I
1 ' 1
RAIL tAI HOI!P, lUla BriV
kurg renn'a, Hor.av t.tetn, Prnrtet
K eeps .nn anlly an hand the cUUte.tof hqamT
Ilia table la alwaii au tlied with the k.,i ,i
x:...i.i .n.rt. xi,. . .i. I,. ..7 . ' "'
O W)t
io give Dim a ean.
Ko hti.
THOMAS M CRISUAN,
Agent for tha 6inger Sewing MmUum
Pblllpshurg, Centre eo., Pina'a.
Oct.llih, lotii.-u.
c. . roTtn,
i. d. h'ciek,
KU. HV,
row. pig, i, T.wjiS?J
A. t. tVHIO'HT, w.A. wal.uci.
J.T. Lsosakb, i.KCUBia
CIO, L. BItU. '
FOSTER, PEEKS, WEIGHT & CO
PH1MI,SBURO,CeP.triCo.,Pa. '
Eilliof Exchange. Notea antDraflt diteouBUl
I K 11 IS I 'I'" Rl'JIf.lVfh
Collections made and proceeds promptly remlttci,
" Exchange on the Cillee constantly on hand.
The above Banking Homa it
now opea ti4
readv for businort.
Bept 6, !. Pbiumcbo, Centra Co., Pata'a,
NEW GOODS.
L- G. KESSLEU,
ruiLiPSBuua, Pex.n'a.
Informs the Public generally that
I1E UAS JUST OPENED
A
Splendid tock of New Good. Utst Cas t
EE BEAT ANY WHERE
for Cheapness and Quality.
CALL AND SEE.
Pli'lpi-brrg, Oct. ZS ,18oi 3a. L. C.StSLtL
CLEARFIELD STORE
Philipsburg, Pa.
WILLUlt W. BITTf.
GEORCB t. EIED.
JOHN r. WIsTM-
wilu am rcwiu.
W. W.BETTS,$COtt
(Sueeeiior to Mumon A Viiiyt)
Hare juat received a lorpe tod well t
lected Slock of all kiod of Staple good,
aucli at
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Boot and Shoe, Hala and Capi, No
lior., Hardware, Ulast, Naih, OUr,
Painis. Qucensware,
Grocerie. Flour, Bucon, Feed. Ac, whicn
we ate olfericg at greatly reduced prices,
For Cash or ia
Exclinge for Lumber and Sbipg'M.
X-'t Lope to make it to the advantage cf
Timber Men,
ia the lower end of Cleat field count aod
on Clearfield Creek, to get tbeir tupplie,
from tin point, being on tne line of
Rail Road can Sell
good on better term than at any point
io Cleat field county, aod weareaelliog
our Stock at such
price a to wake it an oLject totboabjy
ing good in llii market to deal with Ut,
Advances of Goods, Feed, djc,
made on account of Square Timber, whieb
we will either tell on cotuiuiiiaion ox bur
! at fixed rate.
Flour of different Brand ean be bad $
all tint at very low price, at tba Clear
Geld Store, riiilipsburg, Peon 'a.
Dry Ooods Notion. 4c, in grel tiri
ety, at the lowest price for Cab. at l
Clearfield Store, I'liiliiiburp, Peun'a.
Salt by the Sack or load, clie.af.er In
can he had any where ele, al loe Clear
field Store, rhilipkturg, renu'a.
Call and Examir.e the atock of fond, at
the CleorGeld itot. at rhil:psburg. P.
Hifhett t rice i aid in Good or Cb trf
Lumber and Shinjtle at tba Clearfield
tote, F hilii'sbuif, Pecn'a,
The cheapest coda of all kinds aretobe
bad at the Clearfield Store, at PbiliNburg.
Call and ee if our pood and price don'l
or,l ibe times. W. W. BETTS, ca
riiilirtiiiT(. Kovemlwr lAth, 805 If.
--at?
-A v '
Music Store.
19 w.t1iu-.hLhfta opened higMn
9 sic Store, one door Vfcst of W,
Lewis' Book Store, wher he keeps eonstsnlly e?
band Steinway A Sons' and Gaehl' Pitnn Wan
facturlng Company' PIno, Maon A Hamlin'
i aninet (Jrsani and Carhart. Nrtki A r.'
Flutes (
a Showr
rscelvie
from Philadelphia all tb latest nntln. whic
person at a distane wishing, ean order, at
have tent theu by nail, at tbliher' price
jTPUnrit and Organ Warranted for 8.
year.
1 hoe wishing to boy any of tb VevartleI(
ar Invited to cil and examine mine before pa
chasing elsewhere. My price ar tb tan I
'in New Tork and Philadelphia.
vi auruaianii ri PrVTOpUT 9Vr
I ppllcUoa with any additional liiformatio. it
1 .' I foil I rl ar TnatvM . t. s....
'". B. M. ORUEJiE,
Eill tret, Ilnntlngi'on, P,
On door wen of Lewis' Bek Store,
er MiH K. A. P. RIXt)fcll, Clrllld.
Pee. , Ufetf gert Ut ClctrCeld CD , Ptan'a,
Buttalo Robea, Knee and Con Stark
KonrlS,'. MZmUASnUAIw
a-.
"-in - 212, S3
O r .1 U) S '1
.a ia
c I; "y r -'v)