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1 JuGd, trill ll hob the Penn.ylvnnia lull Hoed,
rill ttop at Tyrone, a. lullo. ;
LIATlXe lAITWABl.. . LKAYlao WX.TW.FIp.
J kl . AH
Vtnclnn.tl rxBreM.S.S.s'nnllimnra T.xnre.,. 7.1 3
j'hil.iriKn-rM 10,07 l'hiiu,ura Exprcj., R,20
ll.y Ex,.T.i.A..,8.fF..t Mno, p.m., rV.Ot
:-MaPMsnr." MVMail 7'rain. t. u.. 7.11
1 r' i
( Th Train on the Tyrone A
T
arrivci at Tyrone at 3 o'clock, p. m., and leave.
fur l'Liliptturr, a herotofore S.ij a,
ui. The
nition to
proper train for Pas.engen from llili ae
i.ke. .ho . Ea.twurd.i. the Cincinnati tsnr.,.
- '
J. fcrWe observe Unit J. Irtin Steel Iowa, moved to proceed to buinens an cH'ort was nuido by tho ProresKivo
-p in n . i if on the Siicaker's table, which was party to have the obnoxious oatlt abol-
Eslateoftho llunt.nfrdoiinor, a, t Tl0 pro(..cl.dinKs of the ImI.c.1, but the movement wa9 defeated
has purchased the Ashland (Schuylkill Senate on thcVcto nicnng beintirst by tho parly representing tho wiHhos
co.,) Advocate of A. B. Tate E.sq. May in order they were road, after which of the government. We can only im
ucceus attend both, in their under-the bill (Civil Rights) and veto tnes- ngin tho eauso that ban induced tho
takings. ; sago were read. Tho motion of Jlr. change now manifested by tho latter,
' T ' rsionil (Democrat), of Ohio, to lay rrty, but it is certain that they now
At Home. Tho Legislature hav- ' the bill on tho tabic was lost by a large propose entirely to blot out tho objec
inc adiourncd. it will bo rnitifvina-to
tho many friendu of Mr. Wallace to
knOW that ho hns Trr.,in rut m-noil tn lannY 01 80 0'"A. COmpcllWt lO
know mat ho Has again returned to yi0ijtotiieovcl.wiielluingoadHaffaiB8t
his homo, whero ho will bo pleased totIien, an(j 1)crmit a vote to bo taken,
inoct his old friends and patrons, for
a few weeks, after which, ho will re
turn to Ilarrisburg, and as chairman
of tbo Democratic state central Com
mittee, open the Gubernatorial cam
pain against' the enemies of tho Union.
r 'Cocxty Slteuintendent. Wo call
the attention of the School Directors
; of tho connty, to tho notice of C. B.
jSandford, Co. Superintendent, which
...-II I . I' 1 , t i mi
will bo found in another column. The
i Convention of School Directors will
meet on Uio 1st day of May, instead
I of tho 1st Monday, and elect a Conn
i ty Superintendent to servo during the
I ensuing three years. Thoso interested
I will please notice the change
I Another Trial. Tho peoplo of
y Snyder county aro to havo another
1 trial at ' removing their county seat
I from Middleburg to Selintiirrove. An
? election is to bo hold on tho 2 Uii inst.,
whereat the voters express by ballot
jj;. whether tho public buildings aro to be
I removed to the latter'placo. Thisquar
I rel has been kept up for over ten years.
i i o i
l ' For the Republican
County Superintendent.
j Whcroas the timo is fast approach-
I ing when tho dutr will again devolve
$ upon the School Directors ot Clearfield
4i county, to elect a County Superinteu-
dent for the ensuing i'nree years.
I Therefore, Mr. Kdiior, permit mo
I, throtigli the columns of j our paper to
recommend tho name ol uco. . bny
der, as a suitable person for that of
fice. Ho projiosea to teach a Norma
School for tho pcneCtof tcachers.thrce
monthi each year, and as much -more
tt tune will permit. Mr. Snyder, as
a teacher hafproven himself to be one
of the most sueccFsfiil in the county
is amply qualified far tho duty of said
office; and would, if elected, make a
good and impartial otlicer. ,As a
teacher ho stand-) at tho head of Lis
profession. I would, therefore, urge
upon tiie Diroctors to carefully con
cider his claim Relieving that roan
in the county would make a nrore ab!o,
efficient, and honest officer thau Mr.
Snyder, A Fkiend of Education.
tTho gallows in tho Jail yard,
I at Pittsburgh, upon which Mrs. Grind-
er and two other persons have been
f hung, has been taken to J.bcnsburg,
I where Hanger and Buscr are to be
hung on Friday next. Tho latter at-
tempted to commit suicide 011 the 10th
inst., by opening an artery in lils arm.
, Had ho taken the precaution to lie
down, he would havo succeeded, but
, lio stood up until from the loss of blood
he fell to tbo floor, Upc noiso iilarnicd
the watchinan, wht upon proceeding
to the cetic, found him prostrated in
,1ns goro. The flow of blood was soon
fitoppc.l, and he must now suffer the
penalty of the law. 1
' "Gone Dkad " The Pennsylvania!
Legislaluro departed this life,
Thursday tho 12th instant, nged four and 1813 to JH I7, and his defection ntjiy mutunl conecnv Ti
Tyi I . I A a 41, -.,... !..! little ., I,.,n I l. ' '' 'D '' Mlfir, fl
I1IUIIIIIO IIIIU 11,11 UI.J 17. drj lliu VJU.fcjlB 1. 1 1 1 1 V , V.ill9v3 IIU IIIIIV IUUI 111 .1 Lli.
would say, in pronounc'iig sentenco of loyal eanip. "
leath, "iway God havo
I, FTI llj JXJA lldlU IIIVIl J ll
liMr.n.. I, -.v. n A, , r.n
their souls. Hon, L. W.IIall was clcet-
noir souis. iior, n . uai was cm-
d Speaker of the Senate, by tho d.s-,
Jn.on.sts during tho recess Hon. j
d
Geo. B. Schall received the Demo
cratic votes. ,i
tekT"to listen to the eloquence of a
asoldicr -whose vigor and cajincity con
tributed so largely to the overthrow
of the slaveholders" rebellion." liar
rislurgTjraon Ben B.ttkd 'l
ler.
1: Sco Gvn.. Grant's Report, where
Ben's "vigor and capacity'' represent- ?
m d vuicij vol av'j u.. in n irvil,ii..
Patriot t- Union!
. tVj-Tho
Dcmocrat'.C revival, b.'is
extended to all tbo WcsLern But
a
nn
"
fi
The spriiir; elections sIkjm- lariro gains
tor tho Democracy in too election ol
citv And town otlicors. In tho motd'
popular towns -of Wisonstn.tho Dem-
ocrats defeated the niggers, and their
white dis-unionnllies combined. ' -, .
' RFroNSTRt:cT.,.'-Th, Nw Or.
Jeans Picaj'une says the best evideneo
that reconstruction is rapidly .taking
place is that clergymen are kept rid-
Ing day and ruiht tnarrving vounj
folks. Altars and bridals a"r Vordc? .
of the day in tr.oRe parts
Krgro Civil Eights .Bill.
Tim Vaslnngton corrcfmnndcnt of
tho I hiladclpbia Atf, thus describes
tho Ffe.no In the Honerv on tho Oil.
Instant, whilt, tho Prcsidont's Veto
was under discussion in that body:
"The excitement tii.il i-u iw rmiliix.d
V
tO thollouso wing of tile Capitol. TIlO
uniiiTsifMiitlinir that the Civil Jiirht
l,;il n.0lnUlmlm, l.rmurl.l a lr..
" w v,.v-w..
i,n,l,nii i.l ,nm,l,i n l,l(. iiml l.f.il h.i
thoeiillerles. The floor also was tin.
usually full, nearly every member be-
inrr in hid Heat. .After the. expiration
" v- V"" iX"
-.t iiwi MiAnninrr nni r hi r u i unn t
l" "M' rt ".ow.
majority. Tho Dernoerals who wan-
' t0 debato tho bill seeing nooppor-
During tho call of tho roll ai d the
final pasago Ot the bill over tho veto,
the floor and galleriei. wero remarka-,"''" leaturcs altout it, but winch
bly silent. It was first sujiposed that shall reqtiiro nothing more from a
Jlr. ay moii d would doilyc tho n'oto,',t)tliolic or a Jew than is required
but wlicn his name was tailed ho , frm the most devout mcinbor of tho
voted no. '' ' iCst:i blinhod Church This is tho most
Mr. Bingham who imposed tho bill important ateo in the direction of lij
origiiwilly was paired with two go-jt'lisin that has been taken by tho
tUmcn who would have voted ur it,; British government for many years.
othcrwiso he ( LiDirham) would have:
voted against it. Mr. .Raymond is the
only Republican whoso name is recor
ded in the negative, l.elley, Myers,
O'Neill and Thaver, voted for tho bill. ,fl 0ni Alabama, reports fearful mortal
The Speaker, (Mr. Colfax) directed 'My mong tho negroes. They, havo
the club to call his name, and ho vo-j Bt'ut tere(1 tlie small pox through town'
ted in the affirmative. When tho re-j iU1,i country, and uro dying rapidly.
suit (yeas. Viz; nays, 41) ivas an-,
nounccd, tho most deafening dicei-s
and hurrahs went uo from tho floor.
and were re-echoed from tho iralleries.
The whites and blacks vied with caclii1" nios(- instances the negroes do thoir
other in chceriHg
and waving hand-
kerchiefs. They
snooic nanus nearii
ly, and, in act, did everything except 'A private letter received by a gentle
embrace each other. Alter tho House ! niun io this f ily also announces the
adjourned, they repaired to tho fiVir
for tho purjiose of congratulating their
friends. A committee of the darkies
wero present, with botjuctt, m hich they
presented to Senators and Represen
tative who voted for the bill. Trum
bull, Wilson and other, wero only
honored and rewarded for their la
bors by these black and brown-akiu-ned
damsels.
1ii1,-n Tr,,nm r.p T1. ll .1 trt nniri
V iitiu I , ui 1 itiiiim.iruia.i.iiiiir
near getting into a diilieulty this f-
... . .. J ..1
tetnoon. After the ailjc
he ail ournment ol
thft House, and whilo many members
utid strangers were upon the floor,
gcnlkHiian, whosfl name 1 did not iiear,
Kaid to Mr. Kclley that Pennsylvania
would go Peniccratie by over 80,0(10,
unless ho t KcllcyV a'ild his " friends
changed, their twtict, whereupon Kcl
ley replied that he uida t want any ol
Andrew Johnson's hounds about him.
Tho gentleman then shook his list in
Kelley S face, and threatened to cull
him soundlj,- for 'calling him a hound.,
Thojwlico interfered uud tho Judge
was saved Vom any further trooble.
Hon. Anhv Stkwart. This venor
ahle geittlema;i, no many years the
leading man of Fayette county, Tit.,
in opposition to the detnocraiic )arty,
is cut in Aill support of I'rcsident
Johnson, and belabors the radicals
witn eoiiKHjeriuiie siuni. ;jr. a , in a
recent Mccch, said "ho bad served
several years in Congress with Andrew
Johnson. lie knew him well, and he
never knew a firmer, purer, or more
palriotio man a man who, by bis
talent an l maiden elloNs, had raised
hiuiscJI by regular steps from tho very
lowest to tho highest position in the
world. He had good sense and good
principles. His instincts are all right,
and he can't go wrong. You can
neither drivo nor seduce him."
Mr. Stewart, belongs to the old lino
Whig flock, and is well and favorably
known toho people of this stato bo
ciiuso of his former extreme tariff
views
He held a seat in Tongres
onifrom 1821 to 1829, from lf-31 to
''Thk Blood or the MAntrns is the
j. Culrci..' -Mr. Thomas
x raIn of ConcorJ XjJW IIarn .
Mn d;ct' oll (!)0 . 2l,th ult.,after al
litili! more than tjiir veurs tif sufl'erinir
fi.nm .l.rin.invietv.ilnii I hrt FiFPn U i u
' J . . , P ,,
i .. ,
ih;i. t the
a iiirtiHi
tjillliin ii iiiu
"loval"
i ir.lf.ro M-hr diktf lived his
hrot Iter's ijiiutinPtifliec the Democratic
.' J . g , ' . '
.jii.mio.io, ii v ....
.T,inlT.J.I, 1. l!,n IUI 1 1 ,1 I'llllNl'll'lll'l'il
!f tho leaders'
U ntAK,nA,LTa;l.U
w Jt W ll.'Fl It' lillkl Illfll. Illfalllllflll III III 11 lr I -
. I I i- 1.1 .il .11. 1 . f
I',,b.irrennlh..irskiita. Vono-eiif V
. .,, . , , tt
ls II. UIO ; 1 Will t'Cpay, Sliul tllO I.Ortl,
and terriblo will it bo when itisjnetwl
OUt tO tho "loyal" scoundrels who
. iiji! . i.r.i
nave iicki uigu cnriiivai oi ..-wwu nu
plunder thcuf 1,lt flvO 3'Carii.. xtn-
caster ji'tdligrncer.: , ( i
.
... ,', ...... ' ' ,, . ' . , ' , r
a men mtniteci, uinii.ci..
GiHtry, was iiomiouled by tho
ion cabal, controlled by, Stevens For-'
W 4 (V,, Tld liks, them is of-d
to tho "government," and in favor of
tho social nn3 political equality ol tho
n(.gro, and wust ami will do all he
houW ho ,)ec,-cted (JoTcrn0P; t
, ' , , , . . , ' r
huve tho word vide, alru-ken out of
the Corif tituti'in'.
A Tn i CM mi rn Jnrut Tim
British (riverumeiit havo at last do.
termtned
lo relieve Iho Ii ih people
heir most fruitful cause of
of ono of ll
complaint, by abolishing tho Rowan
' . . i . i . rri .... i ...
V lltlldllU UBl OHIO, AIIIIV Dill II pTitC.
tinillv il.'lmirc.l i-vcrv foimcin'ui.M:.
t.rnni MMUlM.n
CiiUiolii
Iroill IKilillllir miV iwmilioil Of
i ... . ... i .i i. i
Honor or iriisi Ulnior IIIO Itl lllsll LrOV-
ernment. Jtnot only rcuuircil at'iilli-
oli! trt KWMr ttlloiMillicn If. tlx. PlN.tna.
. , .
tinit ril'rtnulv lint it lilou iun onmim I.
od.lnm to rooomiir.o tlm Church of
KnlanJ as the truo esiioiicnt' of ths
Christian religion. At llio Bession of
rolilPinil. At. lll ROHltinn flf
V' ' . "v V, ' "
I :'-"S'"-l"
i :i i-i in n i 11 r i rtwii,i 11 1 1 i 1 1 f i run
tionablo restriction upon Catholics.
Upon a test vote in tho Hoitso ol Com-"f
" "i int., uim v mo Hieiu-
bora out of nearly seven hundred dis-'
'willed to the abolishment of (ho oath. '
The proposition now is to establish a
wrm or oaiu inut snail tiavo no see
-Ai'W ior:: bun
Smallpox in Alahama ami G korcia.
A letter received in' Washington.
1 " ri1 t ...-.. .'j'i -' ....r9.-,
bio, in consoqueiico oi tlm wandering
proiKMisitic of the blacks. Nor are
! "umber of fatal cases known, as!
own burying, and m rep(rt i luaue
ol the deaths. either sin- v or 111 "hhs.
fearful spread ofihis loathsome diseaso
amongst tho block in Georgia. In
Augusta and tlio interior town of tU
Stato its ravages are very great Sua.
VOTKHSof Clt'itrlii'hl co., remeni
ber that Gen. John W. Geary, tho op
position nominee for Governor, is the
cspocial stool pigoon.of Tbad Stevens,
k Co., and endorses every word and
. . , . i( , ,. -. , ,
aC ' Uut' U'Mt d,HU"l.on -,H,,1 ""fe'gwt-
1 TI . .. , I
a 110 -uovernnieni, naving
denounced them as ''traitors," it be
hiHHbs every friend of the Union, to
rally to tho standard of Wester, Cly
nicr, and the " Union savers." '
C-Forney's J'ret-, calls the nigger
civil rights biJI.pastover tla Presidents
veto, bt tne JvuiUliers, . "tliO StatUO Ol '
Fre(.dom. Wo , 'should liko to know
what slavery is. ' '
. , . . '
1 . ,, y - r ' 1 1 1
In Bradford t p., on tho Ilth inst.,
Kdwarp Le Rov, son of Georgo V
and' Annie K. "Luzier," aged 1 yeah,
and 3 months.' .
.Tjie.Mai.kets.
Reported weekly for the Republican.)
CiKAKririn, Pa., April 4, IfM.
Wheat, d bua. $2 bO tpAlea, dry VI hu. I M
Bre, . , . I 40 4ppleliutler, V SL I 0
Cm, On: ll ool. V1 lb (0
Out., . . 60 'Lard, lb '20
Buck wheat, . 1 0U t-ork in lloe, II 1
P,ilnt,.f, . . , 2 Oil fallow, j) lb 13
Flaxri-ed, J nnCuiti-T. " ' 40
Tiinnlhr, - 4 0,FI.,ur, H, ; 1150
Cloreraned, S On Keg., doren, 25
W llfnna, f illlhinrlva.flS oeh. n 01
. ilttl 1 2 rtr f rtisruirjits-'
TI'.CAMI niurt accompany the follnWirg aotlora
toin.ure attention : Admini'tratora'and Kxeru
tore' nntioee eaob.Sl 6(1 1 Auditor.' nntie I S2 &4 :
liirwiUitiua miticcel2 09 (Cnulion. II tt ; Ktraya
(I iO.and all other tranticnt Notice, at the aawie)
rutea. Other advertifctneni. at l (0 per monra
fur I or lf. imcrtiooe, for ercli a lditiunal in.er-
tion .'i0 renie. Ten line, or le, count a ei,tire
sr.-.-iv: - '
n viwiulugiiii of I'aiUierKiilp TiwaO-nart-
1 ner.hin heretofure exi.nnz between K. II.
Moure and t. J. Hover, under Uie title of le'o.ire
A Buyer, doing buxinee. In Luthecaburg, Clear
fli ld rnuntr, 1'rnn'a, haa thiedHy tieen oiolvcd
The Bosk aM-ouiiti re , aio
or lettleueat aad Collec
tion All perron, knowing theen.elvea Indebted
to eail flrwi will yUui sail and .ett'e.
It. It. Moor.E,
; i.j. iiovittu
.
W 4j
. ,
Moor, who, ihankful lor pail pation-
. . .
Invite, a continuance of ibe nte.
n H. moose,
i.nitirmnirjr. r. pm inn, VV". !
t A S.L. tCA Ma I
! I DITOK'! MHH I; The nnder.lgned
jtx. Auditor, appointed by the (lipli.in. Coirrt,
tn oi. tribute money in the band of Maltbew Og-
; iln. Aaniai.imur nf John M. O.-di.a. dea'J'
i" "" tj "' of hi" PP"H""'.
'Friday, the 4th rl.v of May ISM, at J o'clock,
. ... . ... , , . ,
m.. ai the otiica ol nm. A. naiace
t ni.,
Ui Clear-
y9
M-TII 11 1D. J D'I'l--. . i va.ni.
A MJITOIfJt XOTICH Die under.igned,
'lY. Auditor, appoiBinl in "pen Court, to dia
,h. hrnr-.d, ari.inir ttn, the aalo of ral
euitc,iindr lea. it, No. T4Hrpi. Term, isr.s,
In the ca.o of John Fergu.on v. John Uregnry.
nerenj give, noucr inai ue win anena id inn u-
ti1 0f.id appointment, on Falurdat. lao 2th
Hayof April, 1S0, belweea tbo fcoun of. 10
'.'.flofmk '"f 'i3 0'cM .0"id.,,", !
; bia ofllce In tho Borough of Clearfield, when and
', where all parUei Interested Ui.v attend if tb ey
-M . , WM. M. MoClLLOl ill!,
dis-nn-,"1!' jPl,iijJ.6.Jl.: lnli,,;
rVuses. ''Seeley'. HardIiubberTraM"cure.
oi .'0.?
X."!Z"?"7
red in hat1 ing, sited to inrmt rrqmr
r.o
.trapping; clcancrt. Ilghtet, eaeioat, and
boel
Tro.i known. Feprl for pawphlvt. ,
I. B. 8EFLEY', PoU Proprietor,
April lllb, 1SC9 41 1317 Cho.tast t, Phil'a
.iTjHrenrseSTaT
MFFKELL 0ir,trn'5.
fBM) TIIR school DIRECTORS
1 ofCleniflolilroiintyj Uthihmcn
I f,rw"n"
ff ,h f'M 1
of lh.lorlvtl.ird eeetinnarttia Art
M.tfA. yea are hereby noliAe
i ...... iii i-
rifars.id, nn tht fiH.t Tii.iut in May, I'f,
,. .1. . .... j. ..e .l .. . t ... 1 l ,
oemg vrn j in no inuiilii, i w r i"l in
" ""'" ""l "''r,r''? b? "Mtj
...... t tif . - "
..,.( Ill,rir ...l.i.mlo arniiir.in.ni..
1 - . v .
anl ul au.l nmnnifi in lh atl i.l Irarn
n v,u'"' fP' m-mmi, ior th.ihr.a
'c" ..?? !. " '"""' . 01
tnmV '"""" ",r. ,De '. n, " ' r
m iha Kiiu k,,...Ii,i.4i ) Ilu.rl.K,,,.
wioj'td lb, ;ih. thiny nin.h and "ttieih
71 ilth, UM.iit.
p. K. Dirootor. will
Hon. of laid Art C. B. 8ANDFOKD.
Ai.ril llth. 18.t On Sun't.'
U U IlirnnlnM lll k,.. ! mtnil iKat Am
.T. ' "7.-lu": .
uJ.. ... ... T.....I.. I M.,
i in'i'ini hi firouun ip cukukwu num id? uii.
HOY TO SAVE HONEY.
The tinei are bard ; ypu'd like to know
llow you nmy .ave ynur Dollar. J
The way to do it I will how,
It you will read what lollowi.
A man who li.ed out far from kere,
Who worked hard at hi. trade ;
But had a honaeliold to (Uf port,
Thal.quando.ed J1 be made,
I net him once, ny he, "my friend,
I look threadbare and roucb j I
I've tried to get inyaelf a euit, . , '.'
But can't .are up enough."
Buy. I,
my friend, bow much have yo J -
. j " "
tell yon where to co.
To foi uit hft!'. toond and cheap "
At KLUL.ll.l A'aud 'Jo.
lie tovk what little he bitd ..Ted.
' And went to Kelzruatelu A IJrolhere
Ana there he got a bamteouie eui -Kut
ball be paid to other..
Now be f. home, be look, .u wall j
Aad ihfir eSoct i. .nch,
Ttot when they take their daily meali,
yiiey don't eat lulf 19 much.
And now he Aada on Sa turday night
Willi all their want, aupplted ; ,
That he ha. money left to tpend, '
And aom. to lay aside.
Ui. good .urrta., with cheerful .utile,
He gladly UIU to all ;
If you'd .are Money, go and bar,
Your clothe, at KeUeiiateln L'io hlngllall.
Where be ebea peit. finent, anl beat Clotliinc
.d tood uriji,ilin g,10j.an b.badtoeui
,tI7 t,i, and in every etyie.
April n. i8Mir.
".UARTERLY
KEPORT OF THE FIKST
Kalitaal Bank' Clearfield, Pa, April ISC.
At.aT.,
Kote. and Uill. Ui.cc unteJ, .- , , IS.12 TS
Over Drafu, I i t 1,679 69
U. 6, Uond. Depontrt with V. B. Trea.
arer, ! .eoare Circumiion, 1
Sprcie, I I ! : I
l.rgril Tendar nutea, t i t
Coiupuiinil Inlere.t note., ' t '
Caah 110 band Nat A Bank notoa,
tine from National Bank. :
Due from other Bauka A Banker.,
Kipen.re. , t I I t I
Tae. paid, t i I I
Furniture and Fic'uret, : t
lOO.MO AO
l.fiflt 4
13AHU 3g
B 0:1(1 Oil
1.225 00
S.T15 94
t 2,071 '3
S71 39
' ' 04 92
; Tl il
220.4J7 76
UaiiUtik.
Capital Mock pain In, f i0,flo 04
'urptot fund, : t
Circulating note, 1
Individual Deponite,
Dividend, unpaid, 1
Hue National Bank.,
Ilue Bank. A Bankvr.,
Intereat and Exchange,
l.lioo n
n.ris no
28.2UII 3i
.1X1 S. .
7,24 l '
SI
1,813 11
2n.4sr 76
T certify the afcnre to le a true ahftract f mm
Cie Quwuerly report ibt to tli rnuinrllat ol
i. 1reaury. A.C. FINKkT, Ca.bior.
April I lib, IS6H..SU
t cents Wanted! H7S permmth. Same
f ihing entirely new. The l'hoto;rph Ce
nd Family Record. Thi.l. a (reatuppi.rtunity
I TX VZ uV.
I'elttha need, (tnttil.ata low pnoe, and it.
!h.n uj ,,,n'i. 1. .,.:.....n.
7 win 1 1 A n u, in r.,i , n, ,
Ilia .uccea. wkicb ba. attrnded it. nl. wir
rant, the aaeurance that osa ran he lold to al
met avcry family. We are prepared ta ekow
that we hi e agent, who are clenrtf g f 174 aHery
aiontli. AJdre. fur Ctmnlare an4 Tena..
HAY. MO Ml A CO., Manufacturer..
April 4th, ls(.t lino. 814 Cbetatyt., Pbila.
lirtuitee. AptHta $75 In l?00 per smntb
1? for Gtnt li-rurn, aud l f 7i fur Ladiea,
verywbera, U lotr iduee the C'Uiinon tetae
Fnuiilv Sewing Maehie. iuiroril and perfect
ed. It will hem, felL.liicb, quilt, hind, brnid
and embroider beiuiiilully. J'rlce only $20,
milking the rlantio lurk nidi, and fully warran
ted for three year. We pny the ai nve wage, or
a roinmir.ioa, Irom which take that anountran
he made, Aadrrw or call n C. lx,wr a Co.,
Office, No. 25) 8. filth ef, Philadelphia. Prxn'a.
.fAII letter. jan.wortMl promptly, with eircu
i.re and term. April 4th I SUA-1 tun.
C1anvacra Wanted, at 12 per moo h.
We want reliable agent, (none other,) male
and leaiale to take Hie enclusive agetiew in vry
eminty and lutnihi In the L'nited Stale., to
.ell the Photograph Family Record, a work
which every family a ill buy. It 1. bound I ke
an album but ta. a railed Hank f.ge nrpn.He
acb
rlio'orr.pfc, tor a ompUit recoril of the
lloAnnd, wife and each child of a family ) ajao
cntainirg marriage ceri)loale, fti page. fr
tnllitur hi.tnry of ny ejieraW of the fnrailg.
Vothing liio if ever puhl'tbed and nn work t'lat
egi-nt can eelJ re readily. Old canva.ser. and
Ui.i akwild .end fur tirciilarj and term.. It i.
neicaeaiy to litre copiri of the work to canvua
with; prioe hy exprees 2 50, ii 50 and 17 00
at; le. I: mufiry may he rent by inaiL Kome
the tvanthip. wanted. Addrc '
11ARTLES0X A Co.
April US, IStO-ivco. CM Cbe.lnut it. Phil'a'
rrIW vVA11l!.-rTietpi.r Tho tare-
J t rt .Vtnrk of welt made Tin ware la the .Vtnte,
ena.taniiy kept oa rand. AHrehmt. ana Deal
I r. are lovited
a.. l .
M PI I jiv J. xt i r n
M n jyiv . i-f t rn
I2s M.,k .C k.i-- r.v. j e.i. '
oiua ir -iivvj, a' IJVr41 S o.ntl II.
March "Sih. T, it . l kii.H.tri.'i.
s .--...'-.-.:
' . - .
t DrUIMI H ITIH S M)TICK.-.Not Ml
i
1 i he'eby given, that Letter, of Ailauini.
trillion have llii. day been granted In the amler.
air-ned, oa the e.iaie of Jon - Mi., IT, rireeved,
'ate of Uecoaria townfblp. Clearfield coaailv.
!"" ,r""' " " ' "yiere rcq.ieetca
, ' imu.e4.nle parment, and Iho.a having
claim. aHini,t in .nine, Will pie.ent them duly
rI,
; aulbentiratrd lor icttlcment.
- " wji; R WEI,I,?,
Maich Cf. 'lVC.p.1. C. f. SUOFF, Adm'rs.
1;
1SII-
VALT and PLASTER In lnre qHa.
til. am. . 1 It L'II1TVLUl
March 22. 1S5.
'"" - t n A UTf O,
APT itopi.g -c all" .Iwi," for'aalo at
Dec. 1.1, 1805. MKRRKLL A B1ULER.
R
pOnnilX CUTTP.H8 at
V
M E R ELL A BIOLKB'5.
lOOTS and Shoee a complete aaenrlineat of
.t MidiM, Uenllemen a. Miwe. , Uoya ana
Children'! Uooli Short and Dulttr. at
-
J. T KRATZER'S.
.i-i . - i'
radle.' Fura, Porcbaerw may rely wpoa get-
Jtiog the beet Fur. at CHAS. OAKFORII )
"nr.?., ivneeiemeai rioid, rnnan a. ja. i 1
c
table t'halii-.a .iiperior artiole, at ' '
AltUllbL.li B.
IYullfy ninrka, all atrea. andhet mannfao.
ture.et MICKI1E1.L A BIOLKK'8
1 "VfaBtMhoU of prima Clov.raeod. for aalo hr
llJ IRVIN I1AHTSUOKN.
rrweBfrtl!V r.lroary ?, 1U
l 11 1 t "ti nnnnc
Ol 1 Vll VJ IJ WV.UO
MOW MW tOBS a f m LaMl Till A.
4 . rl ..al.V ..j
iv r irrTi ris iiif i .fffffii'ri.
,.. nmniltntmT
A!in AH Willi) All llll liisi.
Ilav. Jmm r.c.i.J, and rt opening, at their
1.1,1 i.J n Pmnt Rlrr.t. al.ava tha
Old ? land on Front Etrret, al'uve the
AoeJrmj, a lrji and well -letted
atteriin.nt of
SEASON ABLE GOODS
which thT are iIlln at Terf lw ralee.
-rt ) .t . S It .. ,1 f i tfl I..
m-?"
F.ypecial pain. ba. been taken In the
election of Ladio. Dree. Mood., white
Good., Emhroideriea Milliurry Good.,
Print., Kercbtefa, Nuble., Olovea, Ae
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Alway. on hand Black Cloth. Fancy
nnd Black Ca.fimerc, r'atnmti, etc.,
KeaUy UU Clothing ot all kind..
BOOTS AND SHOES.
C
o
c
c
I a
r .
'P5
m. S C3 'Vi
NECKTIE'S,
and a vnrity of bther article, wbleb
they will u 11 at a (mail advance on eoit.
2
, l'lirhnular altnation la invited to tlnir
(tork of Carpet., Cottngo, common In
gruin, tupeiiiiie Knglith Ingrain and
nruiou'U, Flour' aud Tulle Oil Cloth..
U'iiulow .hade, and Wall paper., etc.
FI.OUH, I'.ACON. Fish osli.
v-3
73
riaHicr, Atitile". IVachee nnd
I'ronea kept cnn.lanlly on liaml
Ttne I'll ANDY, .VbUkey anti
Winfig; for nipuieinal uee.
ALSO, in Store a lot of Ji0 aud
mull Clover seed.
We Ictand to moke it an objeot fur Farmer, and
Mechanic, to buy from ua; becauxe we will
eil our good. a. low at they can be
bought in the county and pay the
verj blghent prioe fur all kind, of e mntry pro
duce. Wc will a'ao exch.nge g od fur
Bcaoot,, Roar and Coiarr oider. j
bblnglea. Board., and all kind,
of Manufactured Lumber.
Clearfield, March 14, (HGU.
" "copartnership. .
The nndcrMpned bare this day formed a Co.
partnership under the firm name of Irwin A
H artt.hi.rn, for the tran.actinn of a General Mer
cliunJire and LuinW bii.ine... A large and
well .elected .lock cf Good. ha. been .'I led to
tboio already on bund at the Corner Store in
Curwcn.vllle where we are now prepared to .how
Cu.tojner. a rujiplcted aon merit with price,
a. kw a. ttie low eft, The bi-hert market rate,
paid for Lumber of all deecrlptioo.
The patronage tt the public it r.npectfully
olicited. , , FDWABD A. IRVIN.
W. E. HARTSHORN.
Cnrwea.ville, ily tfl, 184- f
A I)MIKIMTKATtH4' HAI.G OF K8L
2. Eetate. By virtue of an order of the Or
ihat' Court f Derka county. renn'iiRiid
Clraififld county Penn'a. h felJnevirif!
Real iiale, on ilia Moehannon C'eek
larlly in li-cntur lownshlp, Clearfield
erunly,nd Hush tovrnahtp. Centre county,
adjoining , lbs Jloroiii;li of I'll ill iafu rg.
Iai the firnjierty of Anron Mull, of Berkt
county. Pen n'e deceased, will Lei aold on
Ta-e.tl.ij-, the l.t of May, 1800.
A',1 tho.e six certain traata or lola of land :
"That I. to any, the One undivided otie
foonh tmrt of all thai property adjacent
in lh JJ.imnh of I'liiliro-burij. Iir.nun
Steiner Mills," conipoaee of FIVE con
tiaona traola of land, one thereof known
a the 'V. ' Ilarnieh' .urvey containing
Kive llumlred and Ninety four acres andj
.. . ... I. . I e .. . . . . , 1
ivne nunnien ana luuriecn jierciu'e, one
iherenfj known ni I he Flfghl' survey, con
taining Aeventy-t !pht aorea nnd Tveniy
one and Seven-tenth rrche, one llicrtiof
known the 'Ir. Albert' a'.rvey.eontiiin
ing Sixlv-to acre and 100 perolies, one
hereof krown aa the G. It A J.Sieiner,
survey, eoolaining Thirty-five acre and
Sixly iierolw; nnd One known at theapr
ey ol O. ll. d.'- J. Sueiner Ca.coniauiinp:
Thret- liundred and Twcniy-eijiht acre?,
and 3'hiriy nrphpk, the aaid FIVE Trcia
together eontainiitjt, On Tbou.ann and
Niuel V-eiin!;rf andlVenty -eirht percli-
e, ai.d hhoarancp, exclucne of ptnnll par
lilioni ol .aid am vrj-,cneyd to Enntl. on the turnpike, f mile. of Curwen.v4lia,
Ivline, Jolin M'hile, nnd Fnoch Gearhart, '"1 0 ile eat of Lutbernburg. Tbo Froprva
rejt.eelively. ALSO, the undivided One-1 ,or 1,1,1 Pre n aJori to jrwke hi. gaesUcojn
Tl.inl (itimrtof a Irani nf li.i.Li land Stable and their .lay with aita pleaaaoi, n
....... il. -Rioor.t. traPt.' kJl...t . I,!.brl, '":" tea.Tt a literal .baro of pah-
r . 1 -
KukIi townaliip.Lentre county, containing
One Hundred and One acre., ruare or leaa,
nnd i.nuiediauely Mdj'tining the foregoing
de.ctiheel tract.: the whole containing
about Tjvelve Hundred Acres, moro or
leaa." I ui. property iadexirpahly loculed. i
The Tyrone A Cleat held K iil lload, pa.sr
throuuh the wIkiIo length of it. A por-
lion nl ll ia heaiilv limiiered with Il.iile'
Pine, Onk and Hemlock, and the whole
i. underlaid with BITUMINOUS COAL)
Veina fiom thtoa toaix ft el thick. The
iniprovemenis are: one iSieam. and one
,,.. .(-. t.MI.I . ....... I. I,,
liateroaw iuiu, a largo iwcj aiory uneu-
in$ Houe, Siote room, and tenant houcc.
harn, railroad Million and vidinir. a cood
beniing tlrchanl. aud nt.oul One Hundred
acreaof impioved lunJ.in good cultivatiuu' j
TERMS k CON FITIUXS OK SA LE : )
The (nlJowiiig lerm. and contlitiotii hare'
heen fxed Ly li e Court ; One tenth of the'
hid al the time of .tnktng down the prop-'
eriy. one third of tho rtna:.iidr on I I.e.
cotdirmntion cf tho Side, and the remain-
1 1 1 ft 1M lWt OiOUftl nflflUlll pRVtDfnt lijPr'!
after with interval from lv nf Sale. Ini
1 " -.
Ilm areured itnon the lireiutsej lv
1 , ,. . c
, IIIUM in".'i wm "livo
.Tll tV wilt ..w,,. r,.A:l-
at TrX o'elnr.k, A. il., of anid (Jay, v. hen
snd where due attendance v?ill be given
uy uie ww.ii r ; ....
''r..Nlli iMll.lj, ...
LEVI MILLER,
of Aaron Mull. Into of HetkCo .dee'd '
Clenrfield, lVnn'a, A ri it 4ih, 1800, j
Sale til J-'rrimat rroprrty There wirl al-
ao be eipoied to l'uhlio alc, at the .nine
nle tifPerannal Proprrty There wiH al-
""'8 a,ul l lttce- the following personal
' 1 . Tl 1 1 1 ( I I V 111 TIlHaSllA l II I f I n t af TOkt f. f E fa
. 1 'I t " -' "
land to a Shinttlo Muchine. whu-h will cut
'rom mn' 10 len 'h"uan'l ahinglea in
j Twelve hour, and in good repair. A 1.SO,
tlie on lialf inleret in ana to MX liorHt,
) harn p.., wngona aloda. plow;, harrows io., I
in almtl, everything ne'eeaaaty, and uu-l
ally Lept upon a (arm, Or an eatabliah-
tnenl of thia character.
, "7,r als AT COST Four Bnrreli of good
- jl'. r.iuily flour, tu eiliwe out the etock.
Jan 10. lsi MEURKLL AJJKIIJJR
q ,;uiK(J M At II I S 1F.r.on. dc.ln.
t3 f avii g a Superior Maeiir.e, .kould buy
Vl heeler A V il.cn'. .ample Machine., oo band.
' ' .11. F. NAUGLK. Agent
Clearfield, Febraary 2S, HOfl tf. :
T)re Liberty Lite Lead, Tbe White.!.
X me mo-i anranie an'i tno moM ewnontcai.
Try It! Msu'rturq only kv Ziasiaa mitbj.
iWholeaalo Drug, Paint Qlaaa Ilaalart. No. U7
f'fli T-'rd fU, I ill'a. Mart 77, JUS-Jy.
! v...:.-.. n'.i.- .
'115111155 UUlOlJf.
fc-;s--
'Jonsr H. o M. C. . aliiari.i.
I ST V S B A 1 2 &ra 1 S ff.
. .... ....
AT1IIHM IS AT LAW,
Mil, I81A, I jr. llrllrfotitc Pa.
M i l l I lll'l II
. . 7 Vf fl
l?,rwt..on '" of the "Cle.rl1.d County
Dank.1
my 4, IH4 tf.
ROBERT J. WALLACE, Attirmjt at Uf
Clenrfield, Pi., CtI.e in bkaw'i Row, op
ioii uitfnvruBj oiaca.
dee. 1, mi tf
THOM H J. M IM.l.OUGII, '
Attorney at l aw.
Office adjoining the Bunk, formerly occupied by
J B. Motnally, Kq Murk at afreet, Clearfield,
Pa Will attend promptly to Colleotinna, Sale
of Land.. Ac. Ie. 17. '(12.
JOHN L. CUTTLE,
Attorney at Law nnd Kent liatato Agrent,
CLEAUF1ELP, PENN'A.
OfirtoA Marbttt. Ofmile the Jail,
RESPECTFL LLV ofiera hi. a rvioea in aell
Ing and buying landa in Clearfield and ad
joining coontiea ; and with an experience of over
twenty year. a. a Surveyor, flatter, htm.elf that
ba can render tati.faetloo. Feb. 'ti tf.
CVRKXirS HOWX
Ji'sTjcK of tiie Peace.
' For DaxATtm Town. hip,
will promptly attend to all bunine. entru.naj Ut
bia care. P. O. Addreia, Pbllip.burg Fa,
j Aug. Slit 161
J
0?PU H. BRETH, Ju.tlca of the Peace, and
I.ieen.ed Cvn'eyaneer, New Varhington,
Clearfluld county. Pa. TJtt J Ip. i i.
I, . U UL'URAr. HAHl'EI. atlTCHILL.
Molflm-nr-iy Si Mltslh!!.
Iiealer. in Foreign nnd Uomi-.tin Merchandile,
Lumber, Drain, it. New Waeliington,
October 14, ISr.i.-ly.pd. Clearfield Co., Pa.
M'
It. R. J. Itl'.RKV renrwetfoUv anncao.
c that .be will take a few Pupil, in Vo-
eal and Piano 41USIC, to commence Moiduy
April til. Tortni, f 10 per quarter of 11 weeks,
tS'Kooin. at re.idence of J. L. Cuttle, Esq.
Clearfield. March 72, 18C6-
D",
i. I. IH ndll lF.I DLu. Eur.
geon of the K-lit Kegimenk Peno'a Volun
teer., having returned from the Army, offer, bia
profr.eional .ervlco. to the chiton, of Clrfle.l4
and vicinity. Profuesionul call, promptly aUao
ded to. Otlioe on couth Fa.t corner of :id A
Market .trecta, Oct. i, 166i.-6njo.-pd.
Jm.AK i: IV A l.TERS, Fcrl vener and Ooo
a ve;aucer Agent for the Purchase aud Sal
riuudu, CLKABriELD, hn'i.
Prompt alien tinn given to all bu.ineri copneeU
ed with the county oOra. Oikee with lion.
Wm, A. Wallace. Clearfield, Jan. l.t,IsC8-tf.
!XRATZER &SON,
Mr. It C II A N 1 K, dealer, to Dry Ooodi.
Clothing, Hardware. Cutllcry, Qucnwara.
Oroceriee, Shingle., and Provinioq.. At the old
land tn Front Mreet above the 4edouy.
ClearfiaUl, Decetsber ISth, 1885-11",
.!. F, K U T 4 E R. -
MI-.iiCH7T, and dealer la Dry Good
Clothing, Unvdvare, Uiieeniaare, Orooeriei
I'ruri.ioni, ic.
Market rtrert, oppniite the ail, Clearfield Pa,
April 20th 1st I,
""
BI.Ai-KHMITHI4';Thennderined re.,
peel fully beg. Icjive lo announce te the pub
lic, lli: be earrie. on lilacfcunithuig ia the Bor
ough of Clearfield, where he will execute prompt
ly. In a workmanlika manner, all work entnu
ted Jo bi. rare. Fpecial paim taken in aboeiel
oxen. 0hp adjoining Town li.il, foruwfly
occupied Mr. H5, VX lEVFXi,
' Kovember 8th", IE05 -ly.
C i?a l
llnue
KKII.'.I 11 KmP.KY-.tn.i.a
naa liHeaiiir. Ibe under.igned barinr
e.lablmhed-a Nurry, on the Pike, aKoavt balf
way bet-even Clearfield and Curen.vttl. t. pro
pared to furnlh all kin.li'of Fruit tree. (Stand-,
rd and Uworf.) Krergreen., ShrekKery, tfrapa
Vtas, Uoeeeoerric, Uawton illaekbeerw. tin,
berry and Ka.pbrrry vine.. ' AUo, SiKeriao Crab,
trrrt, eutnee and early .carlel kthaiMb, As.
Order, promptly attended to. AeMre.e, "
Pert 20. 'Si.-ly. J D.WhltrHT. Cnrweaevilte.
GEOKliE FALK take. thU method of inform,
ing the watermen of Clearfield toum that
be ba. reltted and renponea Ibe hoUt f'rnerly
kept by E. Schreiaer, at Cois.w4), wherf bo
will lake e.pecial pain, to render lalixfaatioA to
all who favor bim wjth their piuocjo,
CoxcCown, April J2, '65. dxvt.
I .FOREST HOUSE-PJrvnrai rovnajjip,
" U.mnlk P. fLir, ?Toprietor.
Tbf. laree and -omm-jMca Houii t. ft&AA I
i tie natrii
lie patronage.
Dee, 20, lb65..tX.
Ccnnfn Jlationsl SUnli;
: ci,EARFIEL,P, PA-
f phi. Bank i' bow cpea and ready forbsataeta,
X OfCce oo Second at reel, in the buildicx fer
uierly occupied by Leonard, linney Co,
minKTona akb orrinai. '
XEON'AM),
I res I.
J AS. B. ORAHAM,
wm. A. WALLACE.
JUOHABS 6HAW.
WM. POUTER.
CEO. 1 REED.
WM. V. WRWHT,
Caalusr.
. WRIOIIT
i Jun 2sth, '865-tf.
!
DR. A. H. KILLS
.1 for
I H aV3 Iwa-
"rU.. r-na Iba4 M-afewion-
Vi'V-'v al bn.inaaa
---
onfine(
i' V'"-awvJ. - t--.o5 him to biadioo all
I. 1 T!:?-J)y;--a.ihetioj.,ad ha will
TL:' t f'T V' lherforo ho unable
Ti- l,--M MA"VI v7 in in.ka rro...inn.l
Vi.il. to any of hie.
eeru.toaod placet
tlii. aumaior i but
f....- . t.t. .k. v.k-..
er ..f Front and Market .treat, direotjv ppo.ito
the Clereld Hou.e." where be can be found at
In the line of hi. proftsi. n. Full ui of Teeth
.i. t..m. n..n... ji.iiiii, iiii,.i. .j
EI. D ' Maariia, .
: Wrlii-ilrcn1r nnd Ivfitnil Clmfar
e.--".. vu'v,vi,
Corner Blair and Montgomery Fl..
Holliday.t)urg, Blair 4junty, Pcr.n'ft
! . e . ur . a.v i. . . n a t
JLJL J . ' . .. J,
Jii A.LillLi JL (is jjs. U W Jia.jLJ.KS
' of tho Chobe.t UranJ., Cigar., Fe-ench Confeo-
( iiunorte., toroisrj ui. sua; tanaies, o., o-
. C O X F E C T I O X E K I E S .
Kaisint, figa, DaUa, Tiunea, OiaogeBv
Ireona, Alruondi, Filherta, recana,
Engliah Walnut, Cream No,
('noon Kula, Ground Nula
ALL KIN OS OF FIX E FRENCH MIXED
CanJica, flum lHopa, Hearis, Can
' dt, Rock Cartdy, Plain CarUisi
er ah. iarairTioi,
Feb. 14. 186 -3m. ; II H M A It TLX.
POLl.AK t SI. M.a.cAC MmTafarw
ture., At2 Broadway, Near Fount fH, N. T.
VI hnlriale and rokatl at 1 need raeea, Flpea
and liuldan out ta a r and repairoeV, AUgod
warrantad gunoine. 6a4 Hemp, for Ct'oalajL
p!r.t t? tJ fTfl rh. Aprl. Ilth, tlia.
t