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I New Books.
fit TBISON Lll E OV J EFFERSON DAVI8.
!y Pr. John J. Craven, physician
to iho'Confedcrnte thief, find lnte
J'ost Surgeon nt Fortress Monroe.
Published by Georgo W. Carloton,
U3 Broadway, New York. There
nro two editions of this work. Price
C2nnd$3.
i This is ft remarkable book. It
jtails the incidents connected with
)6 enpturo of Mr. Davis, interesting
irticulars in reference to his irnpris
lmcnt, health and habits, with con
izations of deep public importance,
to extraordinary narrative this book
valgei has created a demand unpar
Itied in the annals of book making,
ir. Craven has performed a work for
hich he will receive the congratrfa
iens of a grateful peoplo. , The devil
ry of the War Department is again
jtid larnjjind for which the Doctor
Ost his position. ITo having incurred
ie condemnation of Stanton, will in
,Wn receive the praise of a grateful
jmblic, which is far better than all the
Jiower and patronage that could be
Conferred by that w retched creature,
who still reigns supremo in that De
partment. We only wish that every
toother in the land could read the
fetter of Mrs. Davis to Dr. Craven,
detailing the treatment of herself,
Children and friends, on their passage
h-om Fortress Monroe to Savannah,
and while penned np there and watch-
Vd by Stanton's Massachusetts blood-
bounds. 2?ono
but heathens ever
acted so beforo.
Everybody should
buy this book.
, Stomwall Jacksos ; a military biog
rarbv, with fine portrait and maps.
Uy Col. John E. Cooke, formerly of
don Stuarts stall, rublished by
D. Appleton & Co., 443-45 Broad
way, Now York. Price $2.50.
This is undoubtedly the best biog-
raphy yet published of this remarka
1 ble military leader. Tho book is ae
fecpted by his friends as in tho main
I correct, and is not assailed by his en-
i emics. It is producod in ' a very at
tractive style, ably written, well print
ed, and must bo accepted as a stand
ard, in a military point of view; and
is arrangod in three parts, vii : fron
his childhood to battlo of Bull Run
No. 1 j the campaigns of the Valley;
from Port Republic toChanccllorsvillo
whoro he was killed. This mo9t
prove a very fascinating book to those
eoldiers who, for two or threo years,
trampled up and down the valley after
this military chieftain. With all the
hardships of tho camp and the field
fully sot forth by tho author, who often
removes the veil and fully displays
tho rallying points in atruo eoldior's
life. There are several other publi
citions purporting to bo biographies
of "Stonewall," but we deem Mr.
Cooke's the best for tho general reader.-
Tho book is bereft of everything
partizan or sectarian, and deals only
with the soldier and statesman.
31ouoam and nis Mf.n. By Sallio R.
Ford, author of ' Graco Truman,"
"May Bunyan," etc. Reprinted
from tho Mobile edition, with a fine
steel portrait of Morgan. Publish
ed by Charles B. Richardson, 540
Broadway, New lork. 12 mo.
pp.420. Price $2.
This book has been accepted as a
truthful statement of tho raids and
expeditions made by this southern'
pnrtizan, during the war. Morgan
attempted to imitato Marion, of Rev
olutionary fame. But tho odds were
against him becauso of the improve
ment in the art of war, and the dis
approval of many of the Confederate
General of this system of warfare
This is a good book for boys, and
&V.ows to what pinnacles of prido and
fclory men may rise, when possessed
cf energy and bravery. If mon can
te educated to embrace fatigue and
danger with a smile, while engaged
in deeds of doubtful propriety, what
in to prohibit them from becoming
bravo and noble in the direct lino of
tbeir duty? Tbcso things can all
be taught in the first lossons of youth.
Attestion, Veterans. We call the
attention of the discharged soldiers to
a notice published in this issue, by the',
r.-,,rtD0;nflfo rKif. tr,o !
JJiA.lliJl vvlll tiiirjljl Vil'l t.'O, 'I U1VM stm
provo of interest to those Trho have
not been exempted frem tbeir bounty
tax for 18C6.
C-3rWe call the attention of tho
public to tho card of Dr. J. V. Cornett,
who has opened an oflico in Curwens-
ville, where he offers hi. services In'
ho dental Jirt to all in reed of laen
Sohool Exhibition.
It was our ..iwuro to bo present
at tho really prund exhibition riven
.
mthoU.llrtlou(o,OllFridftyeveninff!,,"ml,u,l,,w, J'cinwr"uc TnY 01 ,
i... .i . c i . i ..
,",sl. i'y i"o"ooi unucr tuo suner-
!.......... ,r . ...
micnuency oi rroi. iiamson, and ins
assistants. Tho building was filled to
overflowing and the beat excossive;
but everything passed off harmoniris,
ar.d all Beemcd satisfied. Tho pro
gramme was entirely too longfour
hours, in a parched room like this,
adds to tho health of no one, and to
jtho pleasure of but few. On this point
there can be nn improvement.
Upon the whole, this exhibition was,
a, decided success. Not a singlo "fail
ure" occurred during tho timo to
cause a blush from child, teacher or
friend. Somo of tho scholars, how
ever, excelled the mo&t avaricious ex
pectations, for which they won uni
versal applauses, while none failed to
fulfill the whole duty assigned them.
In this there was illustrated again, tho
fact, that the infantile mind can be
cultivated to perform every function,1
with nearly equal precision of that of
mature years. Ilenco the wrong, and
danger, of perpetrating in the presence
of the youthful, that which is evil. In
awarding full praise to all, wo must
not overlook and fail to condemn that
which we believe to be wrong. We
allude to the dialogue entitled, "Gen
ius of Liberty," purporting to bean
argument between a northern and a
southern statesman many years ago,
probably during the days of nullifica
tion. It was out of time, out of place
and to uso the mildest term un
truthful. If the dialogue is contained
in any school book, it should bo dis
carded; or if original, history was
terribly perverted, nnd the young
statesman will no doubt do better
next time, and tho principal will wo
presume sco that neither timo nor tal
ent is again wasted in this manner.
gSirMr. Scofield, our M. C, professes
to have an intense admiration for the
doctrines of tho Declaration. Will he
have tho goodness to inform us how
ho reconciles his proposed policy to
wards tho south with that clause of
the instrument which declares that all
government derives its legality from
the consent of the governed f lie
thinks with suffrage tho negroes may
in course of time become elevated to a
level with himself. Wo sincerely
trust tbat whatever may befall tho
black rnco, they will never suffer such
a calamity as that. Erie Observer.
i a
J&2yMr. Forrest's receipts for his
first ten nights at Maguire's Opera
House, San Francisco, aro said to be
$22,000 in gold.
JtJConnccticut and New llamp
shiro have ratified tho constitution
amendment.
luJohn Morrisey, tho pugilist, is
said to be a candidate for Congress
from the fifth district in N. Y. city.
Railroad Time Tables.
PIjXnFyLVAN "iTcFNT RTLRAiIi0AD,
Car time at Tyrone.
On
an after Monday, July 2, 18(18, passenger
trains will ran as follows i
LEAVE EASTWARD.
LEAVE WESTWARD
A. M.
6 (It
I 02
r.
A. k.
- t it
Way Passenger,
Day Kxpress,
Bait. Express,
rnn a express, 1I
Emiersattrain r Mi
o.Axf ., "i .
Mail train, 7-40
Local Accom'a, S.Oi
Cincinnati Eipress, S.li
Phll a Kipress. 10.07
SrThe
9TThe proper train for Passengers from this
on to uke, who o Eastward, is the Cincin-
section i
nati .
rpTKONK A CLRARFIELD RAIL ROAD.
X Hummer Arrange ment.
LKAYE EASTWARD. LEAVE WESTWARD.
ST4TIOKS. r. M. STSTIOSS. A. M.
Philipiburg 120 Tyrone 0 15
Lunbar It) Interseetion 9.25
Osceola 1.42 Vanscoyoa 9.1b
Poweltnn lit Gardner 1 ti
Sandy Ridte 1.68 Mtl'liasant 10.00
Summit 2.08 Soomit. 10.13
Mi. Pleasant S.1S Bandy Ridge HI 2,0
Gardner - 2 23 Powelton 10 3
Vanseeyoe 2.38 Oseeola 10 to
Interseotlon 2.J0 Duubar 11.09
ABR1VS AT ABRIVS AT
Tyrone 2 00 rbilipshurg 11.18
JAMK8 LEWIS.
Eup't T. A C. and B. E. V. Branch Roads.
BALD EAGLE VALLEY RAIL ROAD.
Hummer Arrangement.
LEAVE EASTWARD.
LEAVE WESTWARD.
ST1TIOKS.
Tyrone
Intersection
Bald Eagle
Tina
O.IOai
9.20 "
27 "
9.42 "
B.ii "
10 01 "
10.14 "
TATIOMS. TINS.
Lock Haven 2.00 p. m
L k Haven Int. 2 05 "
Fleminfruia
Mill Hsll
Beech Creek
Esglevllle
IL.stard
Mount Eagle
Hollers
Curtin
Milesbnrg
r.lr,i. I r
112 '
2.16
2 32 '
2 33
2 60
1.00
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8.1
S.26
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j Hannah
Port Matilda
Martha
ful,"n
I 1 1 Fit AfifI Ilea
0.23
n. a 8.8. Int., lo.xg "
Milesburg 10.44 "
f Af 10.62
I Le 10.67 "
Bellfonle
Milesburg
11.0) "
Cartin
Holters
Mount Eagle
HowurJ
11.18 "
11.22 "
II. SO "
11.46 "
12 02k
12.01 "
12.20 "
Mllesbnrg
1). A 8. n. Int., 4 0
Uniosvilla
412
Julian
Martha
Purt Matilda
Hannah
Bald Eagle
Intersection
ARRIVC AT
Tyreno
4 2
4.40
1.6)
6 0
21 '
5.30 '
I 48 1
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12 30
LB uvtn it. )2S4
0 ,.
JAMES LEWIr3,
f ajj I T. C hrd tt. V. B-sDil JtcaJi.
Trimarj Election. ,
In obodienco to the requirement! of
iHula 4th for conducting the Primary I
I l ' I . . : . r 1 1 I . .
ii'ii'urui'iu cuuntv. inn jeinorrnia ri '
, k . ... , ... ,
mo several oorounins ana lownmuim
are rcquirod to meet at tho election1 J
house in each district on thestvond)
.W'imZTM nf .hi I it r Shrtinir i)a 14Kl
. f J , H""" '"w
duy of tho month) at such hour as
shall bo named by tho Vigilance Com
mittee lor each sepernto district, andi
to closo at such hour us said Co in-1
mittee shall name for the purposo ofj
expressing by ballot, their choico o(
candidates for tho rennet-livo olllces,
viz: one person for Assembly, two
pevsons for Associate Judges, one per-
son for Commissioner, and ono person
lor Auditor, to bo voted lor and elec
tod in October.
The following rules, 6th and 6th, are
given lor tho lntormation oi those
concerned.
ItfLE 6th. No person shall be per-
a -i. ..u r: xi
UlllieU IV YUIB Bl SUUU irilliaiV lilWlThmuJ. Me.r,ll.n..h nf flrll-M. . e.ndl.
tion, CXCept those who have VOted
with the Democracy at tho proceeding
general election, or shall be of known
Democratic Btandinc and no candi
date Shall be placed lipon tho return aociate Judg'u, subject to the action of the lemo
UlllesS 1)0 Shall have bis Card as a Can- cratic parly, ut tho Primary Election.
didate inserted in the Democratic
papers during at least three weeks
lj.vi o uui ni0 ,v""
precccding the primary election.
Kl'LE oth. rno townships com
mittee or the election board shall des
: A ! , l. 4 . .
IgnatOOne Of their number tO act as
ruiuru juugo, wiiobo uuiv ii buiiii ooj
lO take Charire Ot the returns Ot VOteS
cast, after having been duly certified Assouiatc Judge, subject t the action of the Dn
io as being correct, and signed by a ! oc'io "l toMm, Election,
i j We arc authorised to announce the name of
majoriijui uio uuaru, unu unirjr vu
them to Clearfield BorOUCU on the
Tuesday following the election, and
produce them at 8 o'clock, P. M., in
tho Court House, when said judges
will be called to order by tho Chair
man of the County Committee, who
shall preside. The votes shall then
bo counted and the persons receiving
tho highest number of votes casts at
said election, shall be declared nomi
nated for the respectivo offices for
which they havo been voted for: Provi
ded Baid persons voted for shall have
complied with tho requirements of
rule oth; in ease the person having
the highest number of voteshas failed
to comply with said rule, then the
person having the next highest num
ber of votes shall bo declared tho nom
inee for said office.
COMMITTEE OF VIGILANCE.
In accordance with the rules gov
erning tho Democratic party of Clear
field County, the county Committe
have solocted and appointed tho fol
lowing named centlotnen, to act as a
Committee of Vigilanco, for tho ro
spectivo boroughs and townships, tho
ensuing year. Heretofore tho com-
niittco has consisted of but threo per
sons, and it has often been demonstra
ted that through causes impossible to
control, a majority of this number
could not always bo present, to dis
charge tho duties enjoined upon them,
and thus the duty ot holding tho pn
mary election devolved upon those not
t i mi n n
aesignaieu. a no vouniy vuiuiumeu
deeming it no violation of our rules,
have enlarged tho committee, select
inir tcven persons in tho large districts,
and five in tho Finall. They would
suggest the propriety of theso com
mittees to hold a meeting a few days
previous to the day of tho election,
and select from among, aud designate,
tnrco Ol ineir nuuiuer uj aiienu unu
J,,il.l uiii.l el..f t inn nnd nf tliA Rnmfl
time appoint tho return judfio, so, that
u 11 i . .iKu:; A?.... ...I
each mnyunderatanJ his duty, when
tho time of action nrriVCS. It IS hoped
timt All will ttlko a livelv interest ill
maintaining and upholding tho rule,
and organization Ot thO Only .party
i that ha, and will, govern this coun -
.,, U,i,wlinn In Ihl rnnulilntmn nnd
I tho laws enacted in harmony thore-
with, and thereby restore us Union
nml nrostiont v to oir diHtfftCtt'd conn-
try, which has been SO torribly afflic-
t j by domajrogueH nnd traitors, undor
thO gtlisfl of patriotism and "loyalty."
O. B. Goodi.ani.er, Chra'n,
T. J. iueCCLOUOH, Sec ry.
ieeeir.--A. W. Lee, fUmuol Hiodman, Wsn.
Dons. John W. Davis. Christian Orooin.
BtU. Wm. T. Gilbert, Henry L. MeOhee,
Adam Breih. A.J. MeClincy, Wm. Mehaffey.
- lh It Itn.l.i. Franeis MeBrida.
George Bloom, wm. Liuee, Wm. Henry.
lUM.jt Charles bloen, Wilson Hoover, John
Bish.Jnhn W Kyler, John Miller.
ZrneyW Samuel P Wilson, Jacob Pearee,
Robert Louasbery, Alexander Livinxstoo, Thoe
llney, Mark KUer, James L Stewart.
Jrorfy Lever Fie gal, Samuel Postlethwait,
E U Hays, Daniel ltishel, Jesse Lines, John V.
Oswalt Joseph H Kiik.
iiurniidi Daniel Gorman, Matthew Irvin,
Fred ebrpherd, Joseph L. fr, John Weaver,
Thomas loung, Olhe.o eioiead.
fk..l Win. Tucker. Jehu Wood, John Connlv.
Lawrence Killian.John Hoekenberv.
Joe. J-bnTPicld ."5hrt..l BT.rL I i M riHJ Pi T t tur t Vlr
n,nrfi.l--Wm. P.rter. J. M. Ketlleberirer. Jr llV MKUHELL .1 DIGLKK.
J. P. h ratter, Daniel Connelly, It, Newton Shaw
CiiritfiyeiMe. James Thompson, W. P.Cham
bers, Benjamin Broome, Erampton Bloom, Uenry
Kerns.
yVoilMf, Richard Hughes, Dr. D. Kline, W.
A. Reams, Cyreniue How, David Gearbart.
Ftrywmn.Vi m. Wise, George E. Tubbs, J. A.
Rowles, II. k). 6lraw, Lewis MsCraeken.
W. Joseph B. iieaib, J. T. Himei James
MoCUIIan.
Uirard Justin Pie, Daniel Krise, A. 8. Dick
inson, Eranois Tearny, Charles MignnL
fr'ixsra. Wm. L. bhasr, A. A. Read, George
A. Morrison, A. N. Marks, B. K. Shirey.
Urnhnm. John Turner, Amos I'ubler Samuel
Fiegal, C. W. Kyler, M. V. Eroncb.
,uiir. Elijah Conrad, Edward Flandors, A.
P. Height. Joseph Fry, Benjamin Stevens.
Unn. be wis iiere'eli, Samuel Cunoway,
Chralfbion Wandall, Klijiih Burns. U. Burkey.
Joiiieii. D. W, Wise, Isaao Bloom, Michael,
Qilrun, Robert Pativ.'son. Kuuert M. Johnson
AiirtAuHt, George Heekandorn Isaaa U. Mo.
Cloik 'y, Josepi Uiililaod, Charles Eohnars, R.
J. llayo'S.
Jinvx Robert Wltherow, Lewis Frbard P. A.
Rowlos, II. J. bioppy, Levi MoCraeken.
wre. Clark llrown. It. II. tihaw, 0. L.
Reed. J. M. Rowles. Jamas Motllsoghllo, Rich
'ard Carr, Ea Ogdm. .
7" lumltr Cf'y. Anthony Jlile, Andrew Werts
' Jpo. A. MeDirill, n. M. Uff ry, W. W. Keily.
' ni-Win, Johnson, Jarsn.'b llmiver, Tr,
?1iuJ,il"V.PI,ko1" V'
av w-.ssiWea.-L m; Cummlngs, n. It.
l t l. i'-. . v. it r it ti .... kj. ir i.
iJa
nrge M. Ilri.hln, U 0. Llngla A.
. . .
J. t.jvw, im
Ir-I nnntlt, I). K Hood.
'ni.- Urler Bell, James II. Clark, UaTld Lea,
V. Haflrrty, John S. Jobafin.
ti. Levi Monro, D. l. Ritler, Richard
Freeman, li- W. Mullen, James 1U Caldwell,
Isaae Uanvv, John Owens.
i;Hiv, Win. F Joiinson, Parld Welly Jr.
Fred Ilollopeter, John Dresiler, Henry White-
'' I
MV.cori-Tliomas Ilendtrsnn, C. J. Ehof,
Wm. Kiln., Henry ilaughrnap, Wm Lmhor
JL .. . , I
PRIMARY ELECTION.
To bb Held Saturday, July 14, 1800.
PRINTERS FKK Assembly $!0. Associate
Judge 15. Commissioner $t. Auditor 12. The
C'o.ih must invariably ncuouipany the notice to
iosuro insertion.
ASSEMBLY,
E are authorized to announce the name of
Dr. J. W. l'otter, of Covington tp., as a
w
candidate for Al.oinbly, subject to the action of
the Democratio party, at tho Primary Election.
"
We are authorised to announce the nsioe of
date for Assembly, sul.jeet to the action of the
p"y." "e rnmary ..eci.on.
XV t are authorised to" announce the nam of
' T. rtAMrv f Pann In mm m A.nl41,B 17. r A
Wa r authorised to announce the name of
''". ;tt",i,m p- ,or
AoeMite Judire. subiect to the aotiun of the Dcjn-
ouratic party, at the Primary Election.
We are authorised to announoe the name of
Burauul Clvde, of Lawrence tp., as a candidate fur
Asociau juun sumoci lo me aciicin oi lue icui-
Uc party, at the Primary Election.
We Kn) Mthurittli to ,nnoune. ,u, namo f
Gooree Jirhard, of Kuo tp as a candidate for
VinBcn, M. UuK of Bedford tp as a
fur Associate Judire, subject to the
candidate
action of
the Democratic party, at the Primary Election.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
We are autboriaed to anuouueo the name cf
William L. Hisliol, of Lawrence tp., as a candidate
for Co. Commissioner, subject to the action of the
Democratio party, at the Primary Election.
We are authorised to announce the same of
Ilunry 8une, of Clearfield, as a candidate for
County Comiuittioner, sulijcct te the action of the
Democratic party, at the 1'ruiiary Election.
We are authorised to announce the name of
Frederick SUolT, of Iieccaria township, as a can
didate for the office of County Coimuinsionsr, sub
ject to the action of the Democratic party, at the
Primary Election.
COUNTY AUDITOR.
We are authorized to announce the name of
John A. L, i'lciriil, of Ooshcn tp., as a candidate
or county Aliuiior, sunjeei io ine action ui ice
Democratic party, at the Primary Election.
GUKSMITHING. ETC.
I WOULD just inform the citiiens of Clearfield
and vicluity, that I have opened a shun in
sid borough, ner Mr. C. trailer's store, fur the
purpose of manufacturing and repairing
GUNS, riSTOLS, WATCHES AND
CLOCKS.
I guarantee alt ray work, and ex poo t to seeare
my patronago by promptness and attention te?
business, and execnling my work ia tba best
f the art. ae a eall and test my
capacity. JAMES 1). WIXHER0W.
June 13, I8 f
Adnilnistrctor'a Notire.
T KTTERSof adim'mistrntmn on tho estate of
I J Ueorgo Rom, Isle of Pike town'hin, Clear
field county, deceased, having been granted to the
undersigned, all pemns having claims aKainst the
jam estalo are rctjtientcd to present them pro
perly authenticated lor settlement, and those In
debted to said estato are requested to make pay.
ment without delay. D. K. MOKEL.
Knox lownhip. June 1. 1E(16 fit -pd.
D'
laablod Men, Attention 1 Wanted, one or
rneld eounty, who have
lost either an arm or leg, to sell YYadaworth's
water oronf Araiea Healing Plaster, the best and
cheapest Ceurt Plaster in the market From ti
to $10 per dsy ceo be made. Address, with 2J
rents fur sample and full Information, A. F.
BRL.CHF.il, Box 4-1. Philadelphia. Pa. X. B.
All affenta and peddlers would find It to their
interest to answer the above. April 25, 'OO 8m
I A .... n-i.rt ,.,H Ottmn Vim
jf iuh Currants, kx.
Coffee
and
Vinegar of
' the bost nuslitv.
Fer sale by
11. I,
, ,rf n T 1 n
sreTHAl BUIJ Caaie trespassing on the
prtmUf of 1h ,ub,orilM)r; (n
i township. Clears. Id eo-tnty, about the middle of
; Juno, one yrar aro, a small brindle CULL, sup-
.21 2
way.or he will be disposed of acnrdin, to law,
i Je27-Jt lydia lri.nard.
rwiti uiriitL'y r u
O inform the public, that I have been appoln.
TJ&ftti.
i. r kM ,.ir.A in iha
poblie. I keep thea
"V,B r!?n,4o,
oa Hand. Any pereoa
done ean see them operate.
Titnu i a 11 it ti
, May 2. mt-i mo-pd. Kear Curwensvll
'Tre , rm t.u'u'i ."r...
; J tarant,oa Merket stre.Just abeva tte Brew.
ery.Iaa now prepared t furnish lee Cream
every afternoon and ereniag.to nllea1!rs. La-
dies aad Gentlemen are respectfully Invited to
eall. A. SCUOLPP.
Clearneld, May 23d, IKS
ItlERRELL & BIGLER,
DEALERS IN
HARDWARE.
ALSO, KANirACTCRCM OF
Tin and Sheet Iran Ware.
I Je"-y CLIARFIELD PA.
A J.OT OF SADIHiES, It J IDLES,
l'ALMKIi'H l'ATKNT UNIiOAD
INO HAY FORKS,
Foraalehy MKRKELL & BIGLER.
OIL, TAINT, PUTTY,
GLASS,
NAILS, kc.
For sale by MKRKELL A TIIGLER
1IAH1SESS TRIMMINGS & SHOE
FINDINGS,
For sale by M ERR ELL k BIGLER.
GUNS, riSTOLS, SWORD CANES,
Ao., Ac.,
Forsnleby M EUR ELL A mOLER.
STOVES,
For sale l
OF A Lli BOUTS
AND'
SIZES,
MF.RKKLL A BIGLER.
UiONl IRON! IRON I I RON I
Forsalelijr MEURELL A BIGLER.
trrToT? crr-t?c s. tTr-T)cTK citat?
ll.JikOXj OUUM OL tLVHOU OiAVii
N AIT.H
For sale by MEURELL A BIGLER.
1 1 11 - -
1 flllDubtli if rtlM Clowtl, fnt ills b;
1 VVJ v IRVIN A HARTSHORN.
Cunrersrllla, Frkrpary tt, 1899-U.
Music Store. I
1 M. GREENE has opened bis Mu-
I J sic More, onC door west ol W.
Lewie' Book Store, where he k.ps rnnitimllyoa
hand Ptetnway A Sons' nnd 0lil'i Piano Men
afaeturlng Company's Pianos, Mo A Hamlin's
Cabinet Organ! and Cerhert, Needham it- Co.l' j
McjdooDi Guitars, Violins, Fifes, Flutes)
Guitar and Violin string.
ili no Uooki Ooldun Chain, Ooldea Fhowr,
Golden Coniar, Ooldn Trio, te.,lc.
Eikkt Miiaic 11a ! conntautljr rareuine
rrn. pv,!i.,i..:.,ku .11 iv. .
.. .,., ,.,. .i.hln.
latait muaia, which I
g.T nt lhal by mail, at rbll.har'a prica.l
fT I'iBt) and Organi Warranttd for fivt
i
l noaa wiiQing to Day any oi ma aoova arimiei
ara invltad to call and axamlna uiina befora pnr-
icbaiing alurwbare. Jkty prieei ara tba lama at j
In New York and Philadelphia,
Circulars cf Instruments sent promptly npoa
apbllealUn with any additional In formation de
sired, B. M. GREENE,
Hill street, Huntingdon, fa.,
One door nest of Lewis' Book Store,
or Miss E. A. P. RINDKR, Clearfield,
Dee. 8, 18CStf Agent for Clearfield oo., Penn'a.
ALL
YE
OF
LOVE US
AND
'J?o Ye Advocates of Economy ! ! !
L. M. CX3UTJRIET
Has just opened a
New Store, one mile above Lecontes Mills,
in Girard townebip. nnd U prepared to
SELL A LITTE LOWER TILAN
they can be found
ANYWHERE ELSE IN THE COUNTY.
Ilia alock coniiats of
DRY GOOD3 OF ALL KINDS,
Heady Made Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boot
and bboes.
GROCERIES OF ALL KIXDS AND
of tho very best quality.
HARDWARE. QUEENS IFARE of New
iSiyles, and Tinware.
Liquor of all kitvda, such as Brandy, Klne,
Hum and. IFbibky.
riougli, Plow Castings Cider Tresses,
Fitb, Nulls and Salt..
Drugs, Medicines, Taints, Perfumery,
Ulaea and varuisb.
Also, Agent for the Uelehraled CHOLERA
iJITlLltS.
Call and see for yourselves before pur
chasing elsewhere. May V, IbOU. 3 u
TNJEW STORE AND NEW GOODS!
JOS. SIIAW 4 SON
Have just opened a
New Srosi, on MainSt.,CtiiriELn, Pa.,
latelv occupied by Win. F. IRWIN.
Their stock consists of .
Ckocix'.Es of ths best quality,
Queensware, Boots and Shoes,
nd every article necessarr for
one's comfort.
Call and examine our stock beforo pur
editing elsewhere. May 9, lSGG-lf.
BITTER WISH OK IRON. An exqisite
impregnatien of dry Spanish Wine, with the
activity of Culisaya Bark, and the most energetic
of all the ferruginous salts, Citrate or Magnetic
Cxide af I mo. It has a vinous 8aer.very grate
ful to the palate, is wllkcut ehalybeate taste, and
will not diaenlor the toeth.
It excites langaid appetite, gives seat to food,
improves digestion, increases the strength, stead
ies the circulation, takes off muscular flabbineis,
removes tbe pallor of debility, gives firmness and
precision to the aetioa of the nervous system,
with power to endure fatigue and resist disease.
MAGNETIC CITRATE OF IRON is new aad
peculiar, differing from the ordinary Soluble C'i
irate, in containing an equivalent of Protoxide
of Iron, in place of the Ammonia. It is neutral,
tasteless, without astringenoy, aa prompt and
eaergetie as the Chloride, and unlike that, in
daces no local InSsmraaUiry action or beadaobe.
CALISAYA BARK la pre-eminent among
vegetable tonics, has no equal aa a strenglheatr
r restorative, nor rival aa an anti-periodio.
Retails in $1 and $2 bottles, quarts and gal
lons for dispensing. O. 8. HL'BBELL,
Je201m Apolheoary, 1410 Chestnut St., Pbila,
1 DTJCATIONAL. Theundersigncd intends
j opening a school ia the Town 11 n 11, Clear.
held, oa tbe First Monday in June to continue
lor a term ol e tvsn weeks,
Tbouroughners will be aimed at in allatur In
struction. "Not how much but how well" is the
principle upon which the exercises will be con
ducted Particular attention paid to Penmanship and
Book-Keeping.
A daily register Is kept of the attendance, de
portment and recitations of each pupil which is
sent weekly to parents, thus furnishing tbetn
with oonstant information of his standing and
progress in school.
Publie exhibitions ara not held at any stated
time, but parents and guardians are respectfully
invited to visit the school and observe tbe man
ner ia which the rfWy wutk is performed.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Spelling, Reading, Writing, Primary Arithrse
tis aad Geography, (4 00
Grammar, Geography, History, Arithmetlo and
Book-Koeping fi 00
Algebra, Hiiloiopby, Geometry, Mensuration
and Surveying, $7 00
Latin and Greek with anv of ths above branch.
" 19 o
I For further Information applv to
May 23, leCO. C. B. SANbrORD. Principal.
EW CARRIAGE AND WAGON
Shop, in Clesrfiold. Pennsylvania.
(Immediately ia rear of Machine Shop,)
The subscriber would respectfully Inform the
( dltiivniof Cleartit?M, nnd lh publio In geralv
I CARR! AU KS.
BUGGIES,
WAGONS.
SLKIOnS,
BLEDS. Ac.
en short notice and In a workmanlike manner.
XdrAll Orders (romptly attended to
. "
C narfi rl Felinir ldih lKtit,
I Pur " I-cad-wil do mora
a "un n m x1Tw voer, man any
ethsrl Try III Manufactured onlv by Zsiolb a
, Patirw. bolesale Drng, paint Glass D.alsrs,
13T rtb Third St., Phll'e. Marsh Jl,-3(l ly
II. F. NATJGLE,
-JESSIE) (: ;S
MAKER.
Orahani's Row, rirarfirlri, Peaa'a.
The subscriber rcspeetfilly Informs hit old
customers ard the publie, that he has bn hauj,
and constantly reeeirlng nsw additions, a large
stock of Clocks, Watch, and Jewelry.
Jewelrj of erery variety from a single piece
to a full it.lt.
Watches, a fine assortment of sllrer Hunting
and open ease, American and patent Lersri,
plsln and full Jeweled.
Clocks, a large varioty from the best Manufac
tory, consisting of Eight day and Th'rty hour
Spring and Weight, Lovers, Tin;, Strikt and
Alarm.
tpectaols, a large assortment far and near
sight, colored and plain glass.
Also, a One assortment uf Spoons, forts, But-ter-knlres,
etc., plated onjenuine Alahata.
ALL kinds of Clocks, Watches and Jewelry
earofully repaired aud Warranted.
A continuance, of patronage is solicited.
November 1Mb. 1S05 U. F. NAUOLK-
GOLD PUSSir. F. NAOULK has lust
received an Elogant assortment of the best
quality also silver extension and desk holders.
November 19, 1815.
Cheap Furniture!
DESIRES to Inform his old friends and eus-.
timers that, having enlarged his shop and
increased his fuoilities for tnannfaeturinc ha la
now prepared to make to order furniture as may
bedoaired, in good style and at cheap rates for
Cash. He mostly has on hand at his "furni
ture Rooms," a varied assortment of Ready-made
Furniture, among which are
liureaus and Side-Boards,
Wardrobes and Book-Cases ; Centre, Sofa, Parlor
Breakfast and Dining Extension Tables,
Common. French-Post, cottage, Jenny-
Lina ana otner Jieasteaas.
SOFAS of all. KINDS, WORK-STANDS
HAT-RACKS WASH-STANDS, &c
Rocking and Arm Chairs,
Spring. 6eat, Cane-Bottom and Parlor Chairs
and Common and othor Cnairs.
IOOKIXO-GLASSES
Of every description on band; and new glasses
Tor old frames, which will be put In on ve
ry reasonable terms on short notice.
Oo also keeps on hant, or furnishes to or.
dor, Hair, Corn-Husk, Hair and
Cotton top Mattresses.
COFFINS, Uf every kind.
Made to order, and fuuorals attended with a
Hearse, vhenever desired.
Also, House Painting; dons toorder.
The subscriber also manufactures, and has
constantly en hand,
Clement Patent washinsr Machine,
The best now in use. Those using this machine
never need be without clean clothes t lie also has
Flyer's Patent Churn,
A superior article. A family using this Chnra
nover need be without butter I
AU the above and many other artioles are fur
nished to customers cheap for Casb or exchanged
for approved country produce. Cherry, Maple,
Poplsr, I.inwood and other Lumber suitable fol
Cabinet work, taken In exchange for furniture.
&fr Remember the shop is on Market street,
Clearfield, Pa., and nearly opposite the "Old Jew
Store." JOHN GULICH.
Nov. , 1881 y
I8G6. 1866.
IjUILADELmiA AND ERIE RAIL
ROAD. Tbis great linelraverses th
Northern and Northwest counties of Pennsylva
nia to the city of Erie on Lake Erie.
It has ben leased and is operated by ths
PENN'A RAIL ROAD COMPANY.
Tims of Passenger trains at Emporium.
Leave Eastward.
' Erie Mail Train 8.02 P. M.
Erie Express Train 11.48 P.M.
Leave Westward.
Erie Mail Train 12.00 M.
Kr e Express Train 1.63 A. M.
Passenger cars rnn through on ths Erie Mail
and Express Trains without change both ways
between Philadelphia and Erie.
. New York Connection.
Leave N. York at 0 a. m., arrive at Erie Ml a.m.
Leave Erie at 4.45 p.m., arrive at N.York 4.10 p.m
No change of Cars between Brie A N.York.
Elegant Sleeping Cars oa all Night trains.
For information respecting Passenger bo. si.
aess, apply at Cor. SOtb and Market St's, Pbil'a.
And for Freight burinesa of the Compsny's
Agents S. B. Kingston, jr., Cor. 12th and Market
streets, Philadelphia.
J. W. Reynolds, Erie.
M m. Brown, Agent, N. C. R. R Baltimore.
II. II. Houston, General Freight AgL Phil'a.
II. W. Gwi!tsen, General Ticket Agt, Pbil'a.
A L. TVLLR, General Sup't, Williamrport.
A OMIMSTR ATOM'S NOTICE. Notica
J. is hen by given thni Letters of Administra
tion haro this duy been granted to the undersign
ed, on the Estate of George J. Kyler, dee'd., lata
of llrndford township, Clrarhcld county, To. All
persons knowing themselves indebted to said Es
tate are requested to make imuicdinto payment,
and those having claims against tho same, will
present them duly authenticated for settlement.
JOHN II. KYLER,
June 6, lttCo-Ot-pd. Administrator.
1)ure Liberty White Lead.ZpferrH 'y
all prsctieal Palntere 1 Try it I and tost will
have no other. Manufaoiurod only by Zicolsr
A miTH.Wholesale Drng. Paint a Glass Dealers,
No. 1.17 North Third St., Phila. March 21,'f.My.
TBWIS I. BLOOM, Yeterixart
J Scrgeon, oilers his porvicos to
the public, at the fallowing places, at the dates
named, vis i New Millpert 2Mb and Iflth of
May, 8th, Vth. Hi and 2.1 d of June! Clearfield,
June 1st, SJ, l.'ith, Kith, 2Kih and SOtb Luthsrs
burg 3d and 4th of June. I pay especial atten
tion to Gelding and the curing of Ring-bone,
and being proprietor of ths celebrated Horse,
Chester Lion. I may be found at the times and
pUcei above designated. May 23, 1S6S.
$1,500
Per Year I We want AgenU
everywhere to sell our ixraovsa
120 Sewing Machines. Three new kinds. V'n-
Her and upper leed. Pent on trial. Warranted
five years. Aoove salary or large rnminlssioni
paid. Ths oki.t maobiuoj sold in Untied States
f"r less than $t6, which are fully HetMttd
Howe, Whreler A Wilson, G rover A liker,
Singer A Co., and Bachelder. All other cheap
machines are t'ltyWiiaementrand the nlltr or ur
are liablt lo arrest, fine and impi isonmrnt. II
luifrated circulars sent FRra. Addreis, ot eall
upon fchew A Clark, at Diddeford, Ataine, or
Chicago, 111. May Is, 1804-ly.
4 DMINISTRATO US NOTICE.
f Notico is hereby crivrn thnt Lot-
ters of Aduiinistrntion have this day been grante.1
to tbo undersigned, on tho Estate of Henry M.
Urooks, deo'd., lnte of I'nlon tp., Centre eo., Pa,
All persona knowing themselves Indebted to said
Estate arc rruostcd te make immediate payment
aud those hating claims against the same will
' pre scut thaw duly authenticated for fe(t, nuut.
JUlia II. RROOKS,
WILLIAM L. PUAW,
unafl,J Po-Ct. Aduiinitretoi '.
II AIL BtlAU Htmsu. Main St , PbUlps.
JLV burg. Peru's, Ronsar Lt-orp, Proprietor,
Keeps const ently on baud the oholstest ef liquors.
His table is alwa.ta supplisd with the best tba
Market alrdi. Ths traveling pulie, will do well
lo giv hius stall. hov 1st, .ttS.
THOMAS U CRISMAN,
Agent for the Singer Sewing Maohlnas.
Philiptburg. centra eo., Ptna'a,
Oct. 11th, 1SSJ if.
Tiikvini: s
Aug 23 nit
Kttl IN4 ' A Pli e-Pexes at.
MERRELL A SIGUF.'S.