it
(SUartldd NfjiutiUrau.
Wtl'NtsnAY,:::
:::::Ftn. 21, I SCJ
; .
Tyrone & Clearfield K. R- Company. Jxcon (ikaiUiaht, nsjod "8 years nnJ
The following resolutions were adopts 1 at a 151 da VS.
meeting of tbe Bsrd of Mreetors, held Vlb. inst . , ,
AVsWirrf, 7 hat any subscribers to the Capital I n JSrady 1p., On lllC 2d lllfd , nt tltC
rUoch, who have paid a!l instalments thereon residence of lior HOn-ill-lavv, M rs. Kl.17.-
but have not jet received their Certifi.atea.be AnETI S1IKI furrncl ly 0f Indiana
renuested to furnish evidence of such payment . J
before the it day of April ensuing, to u. 11, county, ncd 1 4 years.
Fhillingford, Treasurer, and receiTe their certi- '
ficatesof Stock in accordance therewith. ( 1 L'ljITtiK'it N OTIC 12. In the Orphans
flanlrtil, That all persons who hae collected jt- Court of Clearfield county, T nn'a, in the
subscriptions male to the Capital Stock of the mailer of the estate of laaae England deo'd. The
Company, be directed to report II. H. Shilling. j Auditor appointed by tbe court to audit, icttle
ford, Treasurer, Immediately. By order of the and adjust the accounts of James Hughes Ad
rloard of Directors. U. II. SllILLINOKOKO. miniitratorof the Estate of Isaac Knglaud.dec'd,
I'hiladeiphiaa, Feb, 14, 18f.-3t. j will meet the parties interested for the purpose
ssp j of his" appointment, oa Thursday the 1st day of
To THE STOCK HOLDERS. Wo Call March 1806, at 1 o'elwk p. in., at the oQsce of
., . ,, . I Hen. Wm. A. Wallace In Clearfield.
the aiiention oi me Kioct holders ia
ho Tyrone & Clearfield Hail Uoad, to
tlio following communication, which
will explain itself :
PlIILAPELVHfA, Feb. 12, 1S0U. '
Gentlemen ; 1 have been instructed
"by your Directors to la' before you
'tlio following information, and request
a't early reply to the proposal accom
panying it.
At the Annual Meeting of the Stock
holders, hold January 24th, 160, a
resolution was passed instructing the
Board of Directors to have an inter
view with the parties pressing their
claims against the Company, with a
view to tho postponement of a salt oi'
the Koad, and an amicable settlement
less prejudicial to the Stockholders
than by a salo.
Jj agreement with the Bondhold
ers the sale has been postponed, and
the following proposal will be held
open for j-our acceptance until March
2Uth, 1800.
The parties have agreed to appoint
a Trustee, in whose hands shall be
placed the stock by the Stockholders,
' and if all'thc stock isthus placed by the
time named', the Trustee will then be
placed in possession of an amount of
Bonds to te taken up and canceled in
xchango for the stock, equal at par
to the valueof nine-tenth of the Slock.
The remaining one-tenth of the Stock
to be returned to the Stockholders in
the proiiortion of one share for each
ten shares, placed by the holder in the
hands of tho Trustee and for nil pro
portions not divisible by ten in cash
for tho proportion,at theralo of three
' -dollars per share.
Should this be done, then the Bond
holders agree to receive Stock at par
from the Company, for the remainder
of their claims.
W. J. Howard, ono of j-our Dircc-
" tors, has been selected to act as your
Trustee, to whom will bo given your
replies, ond such Certificates of tock
as you may determine to send him,
with power of attorney to transfer the
tame. Addrcsnyctir Communications
to 11. 11. SuiLMNoroan, Sec'y A Treas
urer. No. 3 Forrest Place, Philad'a.
Very Kefpectfully
11. J. LoMiiAtitT, President.
DnATit of an Editor. John B
Jones, Esq., died at Burlington, N. J.
on tho 4th iust., aged 50 years. He
was a nnlire of Accomac county Va.,
During President '.Tyler's administra
tion he was solo editor and proprietor
. of Tho Madiaonian, at that time the
President's organ, and the leading ed
itorials of that able journal were from
his vigorous and facile pen. He was,
. during the whole of that adtninistra
, tion, upon the most intimate and con
fidential relation with Mr. Webster,
Mr. Upshur, Mr. Spencer and Mr.
Ewing, of Mr. Tyler's Cabinet and
was frequently invited to,and partici
pated in. tlio consultations oi Uio
loading men of the country. Fur some
timo previous to the lireiikiii-r out of
the hito civil war, Mr. Jones resided
in lliiilii,rrl rtn on.l rAtnA o woikbll'
,B, . ,' .,,,. , ,. i,i
(leli.lna.Blyleil Hie Southern Mom tor. I tako a look nt mf thoW and ,or
Ho was also the author of "Wild Wcs- jthcmseWes. I am going to sell the cheap
tern Scenes," and several other pub- rat snd tesl Wares ever offered in this
lieations, tbat betrnyed rare literary
ftbililv.
Tiik Leoislatlre.
Tl; l.rwK- ml.
jourr-ed on Friday last, to
meet on
Tuesday the 27tli. Tlio mcinbcr
ocm to have but littlo lo do. In our
opinion it would be well for tho pcojilo
of Uio Stale, if they would adjourn
altogether, because the bliick Ju'pnbli
cau niajority in both branches., arc
determined to put tho negro a bead.
Tboy talk vote and spend all their
4imc in the intoreHtof the "gentleman
from Africa." It is peculiarly slrango
wb- 'doyal" politicians have fallen 60
(enthusiastically in lovo with tbo black
race. What a wonderful mix. wo
wo
of
would havo ere long, ifUie love
ilie female portion was to run
' paine channel.
tbe
f...... t e- , ii 1 latinos, Alpnoc.us, Merinos, Ginghams,
Congrf.-TIiis fntgtnci.Ury body Mu;lin 'J;ipllel;e(, auJ unLij,
is trying to do, that, which the Con-j Drillings
federates tried for four years diasolvo t . n .. i "n- ' i r-i i
TT . Tickinrjs, Cotton ond Wool Flannels,
tbo Union. They are dostinod tomcet Satineits, Cotlena.les, Cassimcroa, Ladies'
with a more disastrous defeat than Coats.Nubias and Hoods, Baltno-
the former, because they will be anni-j ral "d ".ft wEh C"
liilated, and only remembered for their WILL BE SOLD LOW FOR CASH,
innumerable and cowariily crimesJ Also, a fine asortment of men's Dravr
Thcir whole time i consumed in the BDJ 1Uu 4 lloot 4 Sboe
interests of the negroes. Wcaronur-' tlUCCHSWarCf
pmodat the Black Republican leadcr,GlM8ware' tt"'SS"Md,piC"
in thii body Stevens after a pracli-iKSHORTA GENERAL ASSORTMENT
cal demonstration on bis part, for over
thirty years, to t hango & negro to a
white man, bo ptill continues in his
counsp, with the fact fctarving him in
faeo that the .cheioe Lt a tota failure.
In Hivcnri.1 township, on th 12lh
inr-t, Vll.MM 11. O'llRYMt, fljred W
years, 2 months and 2'2A days.
In leealuv tp., on Iho lih instant.
iyeb7i m-n j. llakk Walters, Aud'r
TytlTICIi All person! art hereby cautioned
J against harboring or trusting my wifo,
Mary Ann, on my account, a sbe bat loft my
bout and board without just eauso or provoca
tion. I am, therefore, determined not to pay
any debts of her contracting, afier this date, uu.
left compelled by law. Til OS. J. Dl.NLAI'.
February 14th, 18!6-3t-pd.
S3
u b poena in IMvorre. Id the Common I'lm
Augustus bebnarrs I of Clearfield eo., I'enn'a
vs ho. 87 January T. ISflS.
Kinily Sell nam. J Suhpvma AW. Vitorte.
The undersigned having been appointed by
ttao Court, Commissioner to take testimony in
the above eaae, will meet the parties interested
for that purpose, at tbe office of Jlon. Wm. A.
Wallace, in Cloarttotri, on Wednesday the 28th
day of February 185r, between the hours of V
a. m. and p. m. J. 13 LA KE WALTERS,
Fob 7th, IIIH.Kt Commissioner.
4tilipuena In Divorce. In the Court of Com
Kj Margaret J. Khooin
1'leu of CluarBold eo.
So. 233 Jan. T. 1S6C.
ty her neit friend
J. liluke Walters,
ve
Samuel J. Rbcetn.
lihe undersigned, ComuiUoiuncr, appniuted, ia
open Court to take testimony iu tho above ch,
hereby gives notice that he will attend t the du
ties of said appointment, at bis office, in tbe
Borough of CloarfielJ, en Saturday the Sd day
of March A. 1). lSfi, between the hours of 10
o'clock a. in. and 3 o'clock p. m. when and wiivre
all parties interested, may attend and cross ex
amine. WM. M. M CI LLOl lJll,
Clearfield, Feb. 7th, ISAS-St Cnunuistiuncr
Something New.
O. SUMMERFIELD F LEGAL.
Manufacturer of Tin and Sheet Iron ware,
rhilipsburg,
I'cnn'n.
I would respectfully inform tbe 1'ublic,
lli at 1 have opened a room in tbe
borough of i'bilihburg, for tbo
Diiiuutacture and bald of '
Tin Ware
out of the best material tbe ruuiket will
nftbrd, and tnade by cxperienctl
workman, all of which I will
ell nt either wbolestilo
or retail prices aurprUingly low. I utk
Iboao in neeil orauytbing in Ihii lint
to call and examine my rare and
satisfy themselves that it it
made 'for use. Country
Merchants desiring to purchase small lots
uf Ware will find it to their ad-
i Tantage to buy ot me.
Stoves
of all sizes and sbapes, for burcing either
Wool or Coal. 1 would call particular at-
tenlion to that well tried and popular
i ... i ' . ,
Uxikinp ttoe called, tery approprialely, ,
tbo I RUN SI 1) US. ThitStovehasallthe'
advantnijeej poaaesaed by others, benides
thooven is larger, aud the ash pit deeper
and more top surface than tbat of any oth
er More in tiie market, and ti wittiout a
rival,
1 also keep on hand all kinds of
Store I 1J1C '
Mm
whirn l wm sell as low as it can l e pur
chased went of tho mountain. 1 also keep
constantly on hand.shovel.s Carlisle bolts,
.'rales, firebrick, stove lining, aled soles,
Waiiin Irons, tibet .ink. .Sad Irons. r.rass
and Torcolain Kettles, together with a
variety or wares too numerous lo mention.
Also a Urge stock of the best kind of
:in..
.Stoneware,' . ' ,. .. ;
Andla't tliough not least in tny line'
of Lusiuess, is that of j
SltmililUT i
I'UUlUlg. I
I am prepared to fill all orders in this
line kj .mi.v.-, Iiiimi:iunn
lout of tbo best material. I want every
. . , .
out of the best material. I want every
ricinity. I have several "Tropic Ileat-
inp ' and "rnrlor took
Moves that I will
I soil at cot, to close out tho stock for the
'Seaion. Try me.
Feb 7th lNGG-tf-
O.S. F LEGAL.
GREAT EXCITEMENT
On Second Street ,
CLEARFIELD. TENN'A.
NEW FI Km7?E W Au7X NO EM EXTR
and New Goods
AT VERY LOW TEICES.
Tho undersigned bavice formed a co
partnership, in tbe Mercantile biihiness.
! wou.d respectfully invito tbo attention of
the 1'ublic cenernllv to their anlcndirl
'assorlemnt of Merchandise, which is
. ""w."p.'"b . .
NJL1J Vf.ltl l-UW UU! CASH.
Tbeir stock consists in part of
Dry Goods,
of the ll outility, Juch as Trints. Do-
of everything usually kept in a re
tail More.
ALL CHEAP FOR CASH
or approved country produce.
WRIGHT t FLA NIG AN.
Clearfield, January 0th, 18C5.tr.
RiiCMrr ami Rri:Mim iiK
td ClearCeld eoanty, Fean'a, tor A. I., 104.
CtmiHvmita Kastiaa, sTf., TresHirer of
Clearfield rounly, la the Cemmrni wealth of 1'ena.
svlvania, in aecount with bald rnunty, fmin the
e'th day of Janaary, A. D., ISi, until the 1st
dy of January, A. D., lk. (
iifproH.
Te a irount received I'ruiri t'ollcrlors for
I6S, and previous years, 118.111) 4S
To aai't rec'u from untested IkhJi, f'.'i 1.1
To ami reo'd from CuMectnr nn slnte, 4,:tH0 41
To ain't ree'd from anseatod land nn state, 3H 4T
Toaiu'trec'd from bounty fund of lit) J, 1,324 40
To amount received from relief fund, 4,464 1 1 :
To a' nit ree'd from Commissioners book, Vi7 49
To balance due last settlement, 17 TO
' ruauiTua.
By A sponsors wagos, $ 63S 75
By Agricultural, 120 00
By Election expenses, SV 1J
Ky Commonwealth costs, - 1ISS 97
Ky Constables wagos, 147 4G
Ily Foxes and Wild eats, 117 i
liy Court-house bonds, 8t00 00
By Court-bouse Coupons, HSi 00
By Interest orders, 600 00
By Interest on orders, 41 82
By Jurors wsges, S206 3i
By Sheriff's fees, 10 00
By Printing, & 74
By Vrottonotary's foes, 142 00
By Commissioners wages, 104 41
By Clerks was", 49 74
By Fool contract, IS I 00
By Auditors and Clerk. 224 00
By Bridge eoatraet, 47S 00
By New books and stationary, 493 Tt
By Court bouse contract, SC3 17
By District Attorney, IS I 40
By House of refuge, 123 20
By Court crier, 60 (10
By Insurance, 4S4 M
By Merchandise, Ul 31
By Koad views, 209 00
By TiusUff 69 30
By Work foraounty 1172
By Inquests ' 35 IV
By I'ostage and express 27 07
Hy .Miscellaneous 171 03
By 1'rolb.ouotary's Seal .-. S 40
By Register A Keeordor 79 40
By Auditing Pro' A Keg'e A. 12 00
By Justices costs 25 01
By Janitors fees 25 00
By Jai! fees 67 S
liy Flute tux 477 17
By Stale tux on loan 09 711
By ll.pjrt fur 6tate 70 00
liy Collectors per cent on eo., 755
By M per cent on State 218 11
By Exonerations on eounty i n it
By " on State 147 40
By Percentage reeeivinj 321 00
By percentage paying 39tl 30
Bal. due county I2 14
Total ,I91 34 tiy,19i ii
Received JanuaryHtb, l6, of C. Kratier,
Esa.. late Treasurer of Clearfield co. Pa, bixty
two dollars and fourteen ennts. being balance due
county fund as above. D. W. MOOUE.Treas r.
Bountv Fund of 1862
C. Kratxer, liq.f Treasurer of Clearfield eounty ,
in the t omsnonweaun oi i eon m, in Hwmtsiu
I Bounty Fund of September, A. 1S62.
IiRITOK.
iTo amount received from Collectors
$ 16 04
1,422 68
To balance last settlement
canniToa.
Vj Exonerations to Coll'rs J 27 29
By IVrcentaito 5 9t
By BsL transferred te cennty 222 i 46
Total
f 3,43 62 $J,433 2
Kelief ?nnd.
C. Kralier, Esq., Treasures of CtesrBcld county,
in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, in ao
eount with belief Fund, for A. l) lhti.
MOTOR.
Te amount received from Collectors $3,791 17
j01
j x b
To ain't received from unseated lands 17 43
n't received froia militia Joes 13S 33
balaace last ioUlemeat 2,31$ 80
I caaniToa.
I Tty relief orders redeemed 1,61 0 10
By Collectors percenUce let 61
By Collectors exonerations 15 20
p Percentage receiving V4 1
fj , , T"T," , , " "
Br Bal. transferred to conntyl, 414 II
' ....
ToUl ,4 41 6,4 49
Bounty Fund.
C. Kratxer, Esq., Treasurerof Clearfield eounty,
in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, in ae-
. count with Bounty fund under AcU of Aseiubly.
,Te amount received from collectors
ISK.9R0 S.1
2,4.(2 .19
l.ono no
1,1)73 3.1
603 S3
14,529 04
" am't ree'd from unseated lands
" am't ree'd from Corom'rs books
" deduction oa payment of bonds
" discount on redemption
" balance last settlement
CBEMTon.
Ty am't Tonds redeemed f ai.Sofl 00
Uy a'mt of Iutcreston bonds ,73 21
! vik en.,,0",l?. Vj ?i I ,,
"y due frea ron b ds tss d 34S IS
P.y perccnURe to Collectors 1.074 3
j;, Exonerations to Coll'rs S.072 74
pyTreas'r per cent recMnJ., 771 S
lly " pereentasje paying 78 10
Jjal. due Treas r
17 49
$78,52(1 l f7S,420 81
. ...ft, .TI..J.l J K IS1 till Ml
, 1U Hill I HI IIIIUQ T 1IUI Ul 1 ,r,ru f ivu. vv 'V
n. r.,'i-.(...:i...i..miu ss
By Treas'rs percentage
43S 40
Bal due Treasurer
Sir) 10
Total
107,048 IO107,04S 10
Due from Collectors.
'Amount of County, Uounty, Etate and Militia,
due from Collectors for If4, and previous years.
Tuw'rii'S. Col'rs Kames. Ilouuty. Slate. Xfilitis
For 1844.
Covington, J. Barmny, f 14J.94 f 19,08
ror ISiiS.
Decatur, Q Kej hart, 84,00 20,42
Kor IRC4.
Ferguson, J. P. Iloyt, I ,7S
' Fr 1S4.
New Wash. Jotn A. Net, 1.1,0.1
Total l,70 111)1,0.1 $31,70
The Culleolor of Decatur Uiwo'n. has raid since
the sottlement, the sum of Sj,N of County tat,
which stood rt arped apsmit bim in this amount.
Tbe turn marted thus () has since beea pai.i.
Couaty Finaucei.
Ain't of outstanding court house bonds 17,100 00
Am't of outxtandins; county orders 10.1 24
Am't due from ous ted landsf IOV47
" due from collectors - I St ; i ,
r.alsnce due by Treasurer ' t7 14 '
Surplus due county 3,(14 34
Total
111,011 SO 111,019 49
Bounty Fund.
Am't of oulstanding Bonnty Donill $109,194 01
Amount h.ilanee due Treasurer 17 48
Am't due from Collectors f 19 78
" due from unseated lauds-'IS, VB0 ffl
Indebtedness ol Fund 134,231 12
ToUl
fltis.tll 4ltlf.9,Jll 49
C. Ksatssr, Ksq., Treasurer of ClearDeld Coun
ty, in account with different townships, fer Koad
fund, for the years, A. V., 18M 4.
rSSTOB.
To a'mt due t'ps from last settlement $1,419 bi
" am't received from unseated lands WOJ 4S
CRKUIT,
Townships.
Heccaria
Bell
Hrpgs
Hloom
Cralford
Ilrady
Ilurnsids
Chest
Covington
Decatur
Ferguson
Am't rd t'ps. Bal das t'ps.
$ 47 44
110 70
144 74
$ 1 SS
I 42
30 no
M 9.1
7 91
200 00
1.14 44
74 00
.19 00
34 90
32 91
T4
i It
Gtrerd
flashea
(Iraham
(Jaelifh
IlusK'O
Jordan
Karthaua
Knox
Ijiwrence
Morris
I'enn
Pike
t'nion
Woodward
Bal due t'l'l
M It
1.17 VI
1K
1.10 (I
107 VI
60 tt
S5 00
71 64
I.W 1
107 71
142 00
133 45
201 J7
12,453 It
II
27 01
2ft i
4 02
I 0
15 61
II 42
-
Total 12,453 It $2,453 11
llecelvcd January 19tli, ISM, of C, Kratter,
Ksq., lale Treaturer of Clearfield county, Two
hundred and one dollars and thirty seven cents,
being balnnco due Kosd fund as above stated.
D. W. MOOUK, Treasurer.
C. KaATxrn, Ex(., Treasurer of Clearfield coun
ty, in ac't wiih didoreni t'jis, for cklieol fucd for
years A. O. tb64-65.
rir.SToa.
To bill, due t'ps from last settlement I,5"9 73
" ain't ree'd from unseated lands 754 IS
CRKItlT.
Townih'ps.
Am't pd t'ps. Bal du t'l'l.
Beccaria,
Bel!
BoRP
trail ford
Brady
Burasido
Chest
Covington
.S 31
61 79
77 25
s
182 91
32 20
31 60
251 61
31 4i
2 63
6ft 63
152 33
67 61
39 87
24 39
661 61
27 70
10 99
69 28
t Ai
20 97
29 (3
14 6
376 4
I 8 35
97
2 41
V9 02
48 61
77 77
S 04
liecatur
Ferguson
tin
Uirard
(ioslien
(iraham
Ouelich
Huston
Jordan
Karluaus
Knox
Lawrence
Morris
I'enn
Pike
t'nion
Woedwsrd
Bal
t 72
21 35
7 7
21 OH
31 61
12 77
27 14
Total, $2,292 91 $2,292 91
Received January 19lh, 1866, of C. Kratter,
Esq., lute Treasurer ef Clearfiold eounty, Three
hundred aad seventy six dollars and forty six
cents, be in J balance due School fund as above
stated. 1. W. MOOKE, Trcas'r.
We, tbs Commissioners of Clearfield county, in
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, having ex
amined the accounts of C. Krateer. Esq., late
7eaaurer of Clearfiold eounty, for tbe year, A.
D I Mi, do certi til that we find the accounts, as
follaws: The amount due theCeunty to be Elev
en 7'housandand Eighteen dollars and fifty-nine
cents. 7"he amount of outstanding Orders Seven
Thousand One Hundred and 7hre dollars and
twenty-fonr cents, of which rJeven T'bousand
dollnrs are in Court-bouse Bonds. Tbt amount
due County by 7'rcasurcr ia Sixty Two dollars
and fourteen cents. We also find a surplus due
the County of 7 lireo Thousand Nine Hundred
and fifteen dollars snd thirty five cents. Tbe
amount due Treasurur on Bounty fund is
Seventeen dollars and forty-nine cents. Witness
ear hands this 20 lb day of Jan. A. D. ISCO,
AMOS READ,
COX RAD BAKER,
Attest, C. 3. WORRELL,
Wm. S. Biapucv, Clerk. Couim'rs.
We, tbe A editors of ClearteU eounty, Penn'a,
bavins; examined the accounts of C. Kratser,
Esq., late Treasarer of Clearfield county for the
year A. 1). 1805, do report that tbe accounts are
as above stated. Tbe amount doe the Road fund
by tbe Treasurer is Twe hundred and one dol
lars and thirty-seven cents. The amount due
tbe School fond by the Treasurer ia Three bun.
dard and seventy six dollars and forty-six cents.
Witness our bands this 2tttb day of January,
A. D. 18GC F. F.CUUTUIET,
M. U C.EVANS,
Altesl, h. F.IRWIN,
W S. PsAOi.rv. Clerk. Auditor.
New Goods!
MRS H. D. WELCH & CO.,
Have Just Received Their
Fall and Winter Goods,
Which were purchased durtnr tbe present de-
clins.aod therefore are enabled to sell eery cAeop,
Our Stock
Consists In part of Morinos, Alpaca., Top-
lins. Wool, Armure, and common Ie
laines; Prints, Gingbams, Khawla, Hoods,
Hosiery and Gloves,
Nubias, Hal moral and Hoop 8Kirt, Flan
nels, Lades' Cloth, Sheetings. Muslins,
Toweling. Tiching, Sontags, breakfast
Shawls, Capes, kc Also an assortment of
Millinery Goods,
Among which a' Hats, Bonnets, Feath
ers, Ribbons, Flowers, laces, Frames,
Matiness, Velvets, Silks, Cragea, Kttrages,
Veils Ic, and a large stock of
Holiday Toys,
rarian aud Candy Toys.
v T y
f l'pr Ladies, J
Such as romsdes, Oils, Banilolina bloom of
youth and I'ainU, Rouge, Lilly While Ac.j
Thankful for past favors, we solicit tt con-
tinuanceoi tbe kind patronage of
' tbe people of Clearfield Co.
RaT" Keroember the place Second ytreet,
next door te First Aationel Rank.
Dec. ?fl, 'I4
rprnase and abdominal supporters ef every
X iod of the latest Improvements, for sale at
tbe Dni( ftore of UAKTSWICK A IRWIN. ;
ri round and uiifrrciuid spires. Citron, Ens;-'
V iisb wurrants, fix. Volise
and
Vinepar of
the best quality, Fer sale by
11.4 1.
Clearfield, Janaary lOih, ISfiS.
Swalma panarra, Kennedy's medical Dis
covery, Ilemhold's lluchu, linker's Cod Liver ;
corery, Ilemhold's Iluoho, Daker's Cod Liver
Oil, Jane's and Aycr's medicines of every kind
tor sale ty
Coal, Whale and Linseed Oils, Family Dye,
varnishes and paints of all kiuds ground in
oil For sale by
11. A I.
Rum' Domingo, Hubbell's, Drake's Uoof
land's Oerroan, Hostetter's and Uroeno's
Oxygenated Hitlers, also purs Liquors, of all
klinLs for medU inal purposes, for sale by II. (-1.
1XI.CUTOn NOTICII-NoticslsWa-J
by given that Letters Testamentary, have
this dsy keen granted to Ihe undersigned, oa
lb- Kstate of Samuel Itishcl, deceased, late of
Lrady township, ClearDeld county, I'enn'a. All
persons Indebted to said Estt te are requested to
make linmediats payment, and those having
claims acainst thr same will present tnem duly
aalkenticated for sattloment
T.FRANKLIN RlSnEL.
Jan 24th 1?n (It pd- Kxeeutor.
1.USH SALT anj I'LASTKK la large nuan
1 Ulies, at J. I'. KBAUER B.
ftlarcb 23, 1SCJ,
IIIIIH'.n ttlTTl im at
MKi.aKI.I
a nioi.rn,.t
II
OHU IUI A ltrse Kails, at
MHKKKUL A HI J LRU'S.
Cable t Belli a superior article, at
NKIUUl.L d BIOLBR'S.
17 Ml of aU kinds, at
i MRRK
ki.l 4i;iai.i;rt s.
G
i not t;iii:s to Ve had at
Ut'ltriL I MllWi.
I f" adios Furs, Purchasers may rely mood get.
J J ting the best Furs at C1IA8. OAKFOKU
'M)AS, Continental Hotel, Pbilad'a. Jan. 11
CARPETING Inirrain, Cotton, bemp,J tair,
J'loor Oil-cloths, lirocaleUe, Door msU, A. i
J. T. KllA7Xc.lt.
Tm US lCALOOODSFiuto, ViMins,-Fifes,
Harmonicans, Pnecptors, Musio Paper, Vi
olia Bows, Bridgos, Strings of the best quality
J. P. KRAZElt'S. -
00T8 and Shoes a eoinplote assortment of
I.odios', Uentleinen's, Misses', Boys'
aad
Childreu's Boots Bnoes and 0 niters at
J. T. KKATZER'S.
C. KKATZKU k SOX,
MU K C II A NT 8, dealers in Dry Goods.
Clothing, Hardware, Cuttlory, Queeusware,
Groceries, 8hinglos, and Provisions. At the old
stand on Front titreet above the Academy.
Clearfiold, December 13th, 1865-tf,
T
n L A K R V A I.TEH S, ficrivonor and Con -
'I a veyaucor Agent for the Purchase and Bale
of lands, CLEAUFiEi.ti, J't'l.
Prompt attention eiven to all business connect
ed with the eouuty offices. Office with Uoa.
Wm. A. Wallace. Clearfiold, Jan. lst,186-tf.
" LA CKMITIUX(;.-Tlic undersigned res
XJ pectfully begs leave to announce to tie pub
lic, that he carriua on Blacksmithiag in the bor
ough of CleurGeld, whore be will eaecute prompt
ly, in a workmanlike manner, all work entrus
ted to his care. Special pains taken in shoeing
oxen, 'Shop adjoining Town Unit, formerly
oecnpied Mr. Huff. WM. SlEVEJfS.
November 8th, 1865. -ly.
ITIOREST HOUSE Bloom township,
Gainer T. Hlooh, Proprietor.
This large and commodious House is situstei
.1 A 11.- m ...11 A .. f ...a.-.Bill.
and miles east of Luthersburg. Tbe Propria-
lor will spare no effort to make bis guest corn,
fnrUtble and their stay with him pleasant, and
thereby expects to receive a liberal share of pub-
lie patronage. Ilec. 2H, I8n4.-tf.
LETTERS TliST A M E XTA It V, Notiea
is kcroby given, that Lettors Testamentary
have tbir day been granted, to tiie undersigned,
on the estate of Joseph Uargor, dee'd of Brad
ford township, C!ar field county, 1'a. All per
sons indobted to said esute are requested te make
immediate payment, and those having claims
sgaintt tbe same will have tbesa properly aatbea
Ucatcd for sottlement
KOUERT HXSnERT,
FUAXCLS CAMPBELL, Ex'rt,
Jan 17, '65-pd. 6. A.3ALUWELL.
I
TCII! ITCH! ITCH! ,rr,HJ Shntirk
Smu! WHKATOJi'S OINTMENT will
cure the Itch in 41 oours. Ai. euros bail
r.heuin, Ulcers, Chilblains, and all Eruptions uf
the Skin. Price 40 cents. For sale by all Drug
gists, By sending I0 cents te Weeks A Potter,
bolt Agents, 170 Washington street, Huston,
Mass., it will be forwarded by mail, free of posv
age, to any partcf the I nited States.
&old by a V. Watson, Clearfield. Peaa'a.
8epUmbcr 27th, lB5.-fimo.-l'd.
CI.F.AK1U:M) MJRSERV-EnoornAos
Houn IsnrsmT. The undersigned having
established a Nurfary, on the Pike, about half
way between Clearfield and Curwensville, is pre
pared to furnish all kinds of Fruit trees, (Stand
ard and Dwarf,) Evergreens, EhruWery, drape
Vines, Gooseberries, Law ton Blackberry, Straw
berry and Raspberry vines. Also, Siberian Crab
trees, Uuinoe asid early scarlet Ilbeubub, Ac
Orders promptly attended to. Address,
SepL 20, '65.-Iy. J.D.WKKiHT, Curwensville.
PtlOTTKRAPIICR. D. M'0A4;0HKT,
hsvhig purchased tbe rhotograph esUblish
ment 'ormerly conducted by II. Kridge, woald
respectfully announce to tbe ciliiens of Clear
field and adjoining counties, that he has recent
ly made additional imnroeemetitj to both sky
light and aparatua, and he tatters himself tbat
be can satisfy the most lasUdeoas tails in a Tata
and lifelike likeness.
He also keeps constantly on hand a good as
sortment of Guilt, Rosewood, and Walnut frames
Albums of all sites and stylos and an endless
ariety ef casts, lockets, etc., which he will dis
pose of at very moderate prioes, for cash-
Ilis gallery is in Shaw's row, (up stairs,) Mar
ket street, ClcarAeld, Pa,, where he is always rea
dy to accommodate customers who mT be in
want of a good Likeness of themselves or friends,.
particular attention paid to copying ali kinds
f pictures, etc November 14th, 1404.
A NEW FIRM.
hartswick & mm,-
Druggists, Clearfield, Penn'a.
Having reGtted and removed to tbe room la'.ely
ceupied by Richard Mossop, now
offer, low for cash, a well se
lected assortment of
Drugs and Chemicals,
A lo, Patent Medicines of all kinds, Oils,
Glass, Tutty, Dye Slufu. Stationary,
Tobacco and Scgars,
Confectionary, Spices, and a larger stock
of varieiiea ever offered :n this
place, and warranted to be
Uio Market afTords.
J. G. HARTSWICK,
Dec. 13, 'C5.-tf. JOHN IRWIN.
- - - -
New Furniture Rooms.
ROBERT M'CORKLE,
Clearfield, Clearfield eounty, Penn'a,
Resneetfully Inform tbe ciUicni of Clearfield
and vicinity, that he has commenced the manu
facture ol ail ainas oi ramutire, m tne snop on
Market street, adjoining tbs Foundry, tvhors he
is prepared to make to order such furniture as
may be wanted, in good style and f oi.h, to wit :
BUREAUS AND SIDE BOA RP3,
Wardrobes and Book -rases of all kinds; Bed-
steads of every description j Sofas, Work-stands,
I ll.l.n.Li U ..h.l.nil.. tn. And will furni.li Ia
order Hocking and Arm chairs, and Parlor, coui-
..i.n r. .1 nlkn. .Kain
i ti, .i.,. ..i ..tt.i.a
nUM lo u,,, ,t f,ir prie.0, f0, cash, or
j exchar.jred for approved country produce. Cher
ry, Poplar, Maple, Linwood, and other Lnmbor
suitable for Furniture will be taken ia exchange
for work. Kemember, the shop adieins the Foun-
dry.
Jan. 17, 'AS tf.
K. Al'COKKLK.
(Connij) Rational gank;
CLEAKFIELD, VA.
rihls Bank now open and ready for bushiest.
X Olice oa Second street. In tbe building for
merly occupied by Leonard, Finaey A Co.
MRICTORS ARB OmCtRS.
JAg. T. LFOVAHD,
Tres't.
JA8. B. (Ill AHAM,
WM- A. WALLACR,
A. K. WRUillT,
Jus 28th, Wi lt.
RICUARD BHAW.
WM. rORTKtL
ii:U. L. ItKEB.
TTM v. wrtitinT,
Cuilner.
F
RICHARD IIOSSOP,
FOURIUN and DOMESTIC OOOD3
Ml'StilKS tt riinratlo priccw
1H;, A I M'.. at hcnssliou rictt
;0IU1K(iS at Hnnat.ioD rricea
ALl'ACAS at Hrnadtion rricn
Jusl reciol at MUSSOl'.
("iIXGII AM.S k Sensation rrice
ctirsTZ
THINTS
at
at
at
at
KctiHation
Kensaliou
ronsation
rjenfiation
prices
piicea
prices
piJAV AT1
rtces
at MOXSOiV
siiAWii;
HON NETS
a)IX)KKI 1
MUSLINS 1
Bensaliou priooa
ctenuUou prices
at
Ki'DKulion
prtcM
All to U had at MOSSOrS',
MX EN at
CitASlI at
CURTAINS nt
f A BI.K CLOTHS nt
Kensatioa
Ketisatiou
Kensaliou
Sensation
Sen ia tion
prices
prices
priorj
ptioes
FUINGK-
LACE
HOSIERY
Rl BliONS
TRIMUINOS
of all kinds &
at
t
at
at
prices
at M(lSS3rS'.
Ruination
Sonaation
Sensation
prioes
prices
prices
at Bensalion prioes
in any quan'ly
Alwai
avs on hand at MOSSOrS'.
CARSlilliRKS
SATTINETS
TWEE!.
JEANS
VESTING
SUIUTUliK
at
aJ.
at
at
id
at
Scnaauoa
titiMaiioa
Konsatsoa
Bensaliou
Herniation
8eniation
pnoes
prioes
prices
prices
prices
prices
At sioxsornr.
' CLOTHING such
as Coats, rnnt4
"Vests,
Under Shirts,
Flannel Hhirw,
Bouts, Shoes,
I lain en1 Caps,
at seuuLioo price
Now for sale at KOSSOrS.
, , u.,r'
such ax pnwn,oaus
'Forks, Knives,
at aeusalioa
pnoes
Spikijs, Hinges,
at MOSSOfS'.
at sensatusfl friues
at Mntalioa prices
at MOSSUIV.
at aousaUon prioes
LIQUORS, snob
us Wine, Brandy,
Gin, W b iskey,
Copnac, etc., etc.,
FRUITS, ouch as
Trunes, Raisins,
Figs, Filberts, ic.
GROCERIES, say
Flour, II a in s,
.Shoulder?, Sugar,
Molassns, CoUce,
Tea, Cracker,
Spices, Candle,
Coal Oil, etc., etc
Always at MOSSOrS.
I'.LACKISO
ROPES
row PER
KIIOT
LEAD
CAPS
at
aetiaalion
sensation
sensation
teusauon
M'nsailion
sensation
pnoes
prioes
prices
price
prices
at
t
at
ut
at
pnoes
At the store of UICUARD JIUSSOP.
MOSSOP
Always keeps on hand a full
assortniont of all kinds of poods required
for the accommodation of the public.
Kov. 12, 1444.
. FRESH ARRIVALS,
AT THE CHEAP STOrJS OF'
Spring Goods,
NEW
And Very Cheap ! !
BOYKTOK, SIIOVTKRS A (5RAU AM suc
cessors to Boyntoa A Showers respectfully
announce lo tbe publia that they are aew eptn
ing an extensive assortment of
FALL GOODS,
At the old stand in Graham's new building which
tbey oiler to sell at astonishingly low prioaa,
(considering tbeir cost !) for rash or approv
ed country produce. Their stock of
DltY GOODS
CANNOT BE SURPASSED!
Customer! can there finds
CALICOES WITH FART COLORS 1
MUSLINS 1 DELAINES! LAWNS !
CLOTHS I CASSIMERSI VESTINGS!
LADIES' SHAWLS I QENTS'SIJAWLS
UATS k CArS I BOOTS I SHOES
CARPETS k OIL-CLOTHS!
OUR STOCK OK
FANCYGOODS
IS UNEXAMPLED IN STYLE
AND VARIETY, embracing
NOTIONS 1 NOTIONS! NOTIONS
Scarfs! Head-Nets I Kwk-Tic.
Satchels! Port Mori naics ! Brushes
riiotompliic Albums I
IirES, TOBACCO t SEGAR3!
TERFUMEKY OF A I.L KINDS 1
Or anything else in tho Notion Line !
ALSO,
HARD-WARE!
Queens ware,
GROCERIES
AND
PROVISIONS !
AU of the best quality, and selected with special
regard to the trade of Clearfield county.
AI F. 110YNTOV,
JOSKPIt SIIOWKRS,
EPWARD URAHAM.
Clearfield, May 19. 1SH4.
NEWSTOIIE.
1IAVINQ BOUGHT OUT THE F.N-
lire Slock of Goods or James E. Watson,
I AM PRErAUED TO SELL
Gooils of all description, Cheaper than
TIIE CUEAPEST.
Give Liu a rail before purchasing else.
where. JACOB M. KErLER.
1'hilipslmrg, Jnnaary ."d. lStlfi.
OTAl'I.K Pry
j O Clonk cloths,
OihhIs Cloths, Cassimerat
Tweeds, FtatiiH'tta, Kilkwara
Flannels, Tickll:g, Mum, Liuen, l'nMi alike
tld prices at .. J. r.KATZF.rV9.