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,W executed PTEKL MAP.", numerous itu-
readinj!', rspositions or each chapter
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fls or rretu r tnnrcn, t iirug a.
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Tantor M. K. Chorrh, OurwonnTlll.
v i lilTHrHPiriii
Paitor Presb'y cburch, Aneonvii'io.
,TAeory my V,e examined and ordera lea
4t Dr. HiH Clfirfield. aul-St
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Camp Meeling.
. camp meeting, "H'l" the Mfpieat of
the Iemah a Cuureu of Moma township,
iii be held in the prove ad,ioinln(r tho Chapel,
Ehien J. Liteh.of Uoaton, and h. oier, of Prov -
dit,o, P. I-. and other ministering tretnren
ill be preient. A flordial invitalioa ii cxtead-
ttoall. r.ome and hear.
Camp Meeting.
iTnvr.s'E PERMISSION', there will bejfcllows, (hero the tears llow lroely,)
' TXIVZZ
Tii'urKd . August io, I8JQ. war was right, were drawn from the
; Completed. We lay before' our . wheel by the band of the Lord as
readers the gratifying intelligence j Brother Gardner baid when bo was
that Europe and America were united drafted but ekulked, offered all they
on Saturday last. The Great Eastern ' bad, and wcro exempted. "O ! when
and her crew, engaged in laying the; I think of our poor fellows, bu-hoo,
'Telegraphic, Cable, arrived on the' I bavo no mercy bu-hoo for these
const of Newfoundland on the 28th, I follows .'" What a calamity is here,
at nine o'clock, p. m., when Mr. ' my countrymen I AVho can listen to
Cyrus AY. Field telegraphed to Ire-j tbe wailings of a patriot like thin, and
land: "Thank God, the cablo has not tremble in his boots 1 It's too
been laid, and is in perfect working; much for us. Such "loyalty" has no
CTiler." Tho dispatch back was : "Abounds.
'treaty of peace has been signed be- ,,, TnnTvTh disunion
Wn Aus'ria and Prussia,"
v,usl- . B.v. '
ior mo present i l9l"
I .... .! . W it Jo ..II
uou, Vo......c... ..o .
true. The distance ran by the ves.e
was
out
t was 1,801 neary twe bundredjf ... . , , . ,
' J . hail to avoid being annt
; miles more.
; "The Yormal.
I A7e have received the first number
f of a quarterly publication, of fifty-six
I ages, bearing the above title, pub
lished at Ldinboro, Lne county, ra., .ballots had been taken but no nomi
by J. A. Cooper, Principal of the jnationhad taken placeatlastaccounts.
State Normal School located at that
place. .
. The Xvrmal muy be good authority
on the theory and practice of teach
ing, but, like the school, this is but a
(secondary consideration, whilo tho
leading object is political infidelity
the dogmas of Stevens &. Co. that
which all our State educational
institutions are running into. AVe
may treat the Xormal unfairly, but if
so if wo aro mistaken it will be tbc
firrt ti mo that our conjectures have
proved fallacious in reference to a
publication of ibis kind. The futuro
M.
will trll the story.
If tho editor makes up bis journal
from tho material be finds in the
reading room of tho Xormal School,
we may easily imagine what tho con
tents of tho Xormal will be. Out of
about sixty newspapers and periodi
cals received at the reading room, but
one (tho UVM) makes any pretension!
to Democracy ; whilo tho balance are
the New York Tribune, Independent,
Christian Advocate, Harpers' "Weekly,
etc. The parent who allows bis child
to devour such stuff has certainly very
little respect for its welfare or love
for bin country. ' AVe suppose it would
bo cc.r.nidcrcd outrageous if tba Fa
culty of tdts inntitution were to an
nounce to the public that tho text
books in this institution were the
writings of A'oltaire, Polingbrokc,
Taine and Hume; yet the mental
food they now furnish their pupils is
a thousand fold worse, because the
literature they consume denies the
first principles of religion love to
God and our fellow man. It is but a
few years ago, (and they will do it
gain, whenever it will serve their
personal interests,) that theso same
publications advocated the slaughter
rst ;r,f..r,1a o.lfI tb 1 nrfon-r- r.f 1 br.i
. J
neighbors property, and yelled like permanency lo tbia organisation, with the j.o tr
bvenas for tho blood Of their fellow iU,r,"vcn' "'f Con;,,n"0,n "l ''.Ti,'lne ,l")n'"J
lijeiUS lor uto DIOOU OI tneir ltllOW rt,., nWf(!,rv ,,nrf , J..,.l rrg.ils.Mons mirgard
fan, when, for years previous tO the; the lle manner of appointing delegates thereto.
t'raej to which we refer, these samo The Convention proceeded to elect
i.i;,.n,;.. ,.. fiiind .eiih i nicmburs of the Executive Committee;
J . A .
homilies against war, murder and
tboft; but when the opportunity offer-
ol they bet nmo the vilest of tbe vile.
H this religion r
.. . . .l...V'nn,. A I n ,u,,h
T. tb.a moralilvfinnd A. J. Jackson
. j
AVhat more can tho assassin and the
highwayman do, than to play the
bvpo.-r.te and the knave? . The AV
mal and thcschool bothneed watching. 'purpose ot ellectmg an organization;
. ... at which Col. Barrett was elected
A c may refer to this subject Sain 'chairman arid Dr. Burcbfield t'ecre-
When WO get a ajnopsis Of tbe faculty,'. arr ' .
..... J l. , 'tary.
which is made up of naarly a score of.
male and female . A M.'s. B K D.'8, -Two hundred British officers
B.SD., CM. - lytnr"Ve the battl Cf AVterloO.
J.l
.1 'f.oynr fr.
A friend hns banded us tho follow-
, . . ... . . .
ing loiter, "into whoso hands it camo
by proper means," which goes fur to
, , . it..,, .
show whatourloval neighbors thought
1 of us during the war
-, January 10, 1805.
r. .... ...
,,,,, . , our liner came (o .,i... yes-
r.i.if it. I I. .1 .1 ...M.I.U ,.rdni (nL.,...'" " .
of the ClearnYld eomitv r-lcls being lrouKlit to
trim. 1 onlv hope to hear of tho loaders wearing
Harn'.'bra.'cte.s end K,mrd.d l,y American
....... ., , ....... fl ......
mico of their duv. in tho lr' TortuKas. 01 wh. ti
vintun ui ill ivnil urwtrin n.u riniiuiu iiivuui-
liiiiik oi oiir Diwr it'iiuf s. a un no nic rev mr
w J-w, hoIJ im q( , th J
i .
:,w .-, - "niiu unit niv
j writer removed to tho AVest in tho
jppring of 18G-1, and the receiver lives
. a l iit . ... r.
tntutd .fi.v.f...! in I in in 4 mlO
i in this county, and of course furnished
' (i)e ,nan afc lho other end of the lino
I , ...
the joywl news of tho invasion of the
'county by tho Diarrhoea Corps. The
tw0 individuals aro both members in
good Standing in the Methodist C'llUrcli;
loyal i wo both sound, halo and
, i,Cartv I were both drafted, and cx-
- .
Clliptcd J pray tWICO a day, and Say
m-ace at cvorv meal : often felt borri-
o J '
bio when they thought "of our poor
M e "poor follows." They said the
Congressional Conferees, in the Craw-
ford District, have been in session
!at Franklin for a week,
I '
previous
to Saturj ,agt t j tQ
Can,JitIate for c t
nominate
to take the
remains in
jail to avoid being annoyed by bis
creditors. The loyalists of Crawlord,
have presented two Candidates,Messrs
Finney and Pettis, whilo Clarion, AV
nango and Mercer have each their
candidato in tno field Several hun-
Mr. Finney received the highest vote,
frequiently lacking but one of a nom
ination. We think it will make very
little difference who they nominate as
the Democratic nominee, Gen. Alfred
B. McCalmont, will defeat any dis
union nag they can place on tho turf.
Still Goino b0.v. Tho arrival of
cheap staple goods at the store of!
AV right k Flanigan, on second street.
Tho goods, liko the store-house, are
considerably lower than heretofore.
Soldiers'' County 'onrenllon.
In pursuance of a call previously pub
libhcd, a number of the soldiers of this
county met in convention, in tho
court-hoube, in this borough, at two
o'clock,' p.' in., July 24, 1800.
The Convention was called to order
by Col. AValtcr Barrett, who, after
rending tho cull, nominated Capt.
John ,S. JI'Kiernail President; Capt.
Matthew Ojrden and Kichard S. Carr
. i c-
were appointed Secretaries.
Oil motion Of Dr. Blirchfk'ld, a Com-
mittCO Of threO WCrO appointed tO purely charitable purposes, unless tho interests of
draft resolutions; whereupon, Xhf.
Chair nppoinied Col. Barrett, Dr
Burch field and A. J. Jackson.
On motion of A J. Jackson, tho
Convention proceeded to elect dele- Waukcgnn, Mr. Grecly lias written
gates to the Slato Convention. The 'tho following letter :
following named gentlemen were j P, ,ir, I would bail I'nvis, or yon, or any olher
fleeted: Dr. James P. Btircbfield, culprit that the government would shamefully kerp
I,.,'-. "MlUr.'niraiv f Just and legal demand that ho be arraigned and
MKiernan, Capt. Matthew Ogdcn. triP(I M fn Youra truir,
David Jiuck, ltichanl S. Carr andl iionAt-r GnrruiT.
Charles Larrimer. Mr. J. w.i.aor., Jr, W.ukeRo.
The committee reported the follow-) Horace will be turned out of the
ing rcBolutions; which were read,and loyal Church, if ho docs not quit advo
unanimously adopted : gating Cotntitutional treason.
Er.lv, That we endurta (lie nomination of ATOr,t r-A1, ppftn, knowing lhe.ns.lre.
the , lo.. II ester Corner fu, ; "djbi.a to ISRAEL COOPKR. on b.ok
to bun our hear.y ' 1 eonnt or otherwise, ar. requested lo con,, for-
ltfohtd. Thai we endorse the arl.on .f the I-. d , th,' Mni, lmmdi.tly. a. the
mocracy-o. nearnetd corner ,n - l"0tXrTLU le.t la the band, of Eaq.ir.
Vioma, J M ullouj-h, l.sq.. i Ih. II '"' t of u,pn JIope. And Uo. all per-on. having
eaadidata for Assembly aud we earnest h ho, he , th,m Hl,
mw! Trt ov. of, and pledge our -bcnticaled M .J;f; ' ;-
support tothc count, t'.ckct pnlcd by the De- l r mp H.ll.. aet.n,
nmeraov of this county. . ' '
lltwlttd. That au KaccutiveCcmniiltee of seven
be appointed by the Convention, to ant as may to
r them seem mof proper in the pr. mises, and lo till
, and loti.ke
such sli ps as may be necessary to perfect and fcive
when tho following gentlemen were
, ., r- tt.,..i..fi,i i? ir i,o-
'Cc. Barrett, Capt. MKiernan, Brevet
F.rig. Gen. Harishorn, David Buck,i
h 1 1' 'HV II J I . J Mil tllllVI'l A. J "'"
.
uq mouon, convention aajourucu
A meeting Of the Executive Com
- ni'ttcc was immediately called, lor the
1 t 1,11 .. 1 "' L .'
Thk New AttoIuut General.!
To fill tlio vacancy caused by the res-
i . . : - 4 . . ' ... 1 c' ..... i I
tenn,io of Attorney General Speed,;
1 10 f "ominnted nnd the hen-
ate has confirmed Judgo Henry htan-
i... r i.-..i,.. i?..i.. u,....i i
Stanberry
was iiorn at iiinesvilla, Ohio, ana
graduated nt the Ohio University at'
1 1 '. ..,...,., u H, .v I
Athens. Jlo allcrwarda studied law,
Mill WHS admitted to practice 11) lbJ-I,
fit Lancaster, Ohio. He 13 S8ld tO
UV0 Btu,iod for SCVeit VCarS before
, , . . . i ,
uejrinnin pviu'uce, Him ill inu oiUf.ei ;
in nw (Miri'i'r ionic v c is umi.m. u
Horn 184. to lb48 ho vs Attorney
l:ei,Cral OI U"10' "nU nue.r lei V1 ' ,
that olliee, resumeo practice ai mo
. . . . . 1
uin nn... m V. 1 1 . ii I . a t'infn n
ir. la'. . ' V... A . .""iGroceriea. Flour. Iliiw.n. F..-.1. Ac. which
uvea uniii jso-. rur uie mti U!"
j-curs Judge Stanbery has been one
ot the chief lawyers nt the t incmnati
bar, and has resided at Covingtou, on
tho Kentucky bank of tho Ohio river,
opposite Cincinnati. He is about sev
cnty years of ago at present, and is
considered one of the most accom
plished jusists in tho country. In
politics ho was a whig until that par
ty disappeared, since which tinio ho
has beer, a conservative Kcpublican.
His name is variously 6peh in the
newspapers, but tho press of 0':io,
where ho is so well known, give it as
Staubcry.
An Incongruity. A Xational Con
vention of the "Union" party is to
meet in 1 hiladelplna m beplcmber.
None but Southern States are to be
represented, but the delegates will be
Northern men, and all JJisunionists.
Tho platform of principles will be
made by " Unconditional" Union men,
and will 6ct forth the several conditions
upon which they will permit the Union
to exist. The movement is intended
as an offset to the great National
Union Convention of tho 14th of Au
gust, but will have an opposite effect,
as it must convince the peoplo that
the lladicals would broak up tho Un
ion and the Government rather than
their party should be in a minority.
If they publish afaithful record of their
proceedings, wo ask for no better
campaign document to circulate as
proof of their treason, and the good
men of all parties will join with us to
defeat Geary and theKump Congress
men in October. Ihylestown JJem.
New York Politic. The appoint
ment of Gen. Dix to tho Mission of
the llaugue is understood in certain
circles to signify that Gen. Ianiel h.
Sickles will bo offered the naval oflico
in Now York Despito Gen. Grant's
urgency in Colonel llillyer's favor, it
is believed that officer has no chance,
but that the contest lies between Gen.
Sckles, Gen. Henry E. Davies, Jr.,
and Col. AVm. II. Ludlow, of Long
Island, whoso name is prominently
urged b' tho Albany regency. So
fierce is tbc contest that tho probabil
ities ava that no appointment will bo
mado until the reassembling of Con
gress in December, which will leave
tho present deputy, Cornell J. Frank
lin, to discharge tho duties until that
jtimo. -V. X. Jrwune
IsTEni.sTiNo to Dead Heads. A
circular lias been issued by the Penn
sylvania Uailroad Company, in which
it is stated that in compliance with
resolutions adopted by recent railway
conventions, embracing the principal
roads of tho country, no free passes
will hereafter be issued over the 1 enn
sylvania Ilailroad, except for purely
charitable purposes, and in that case
of a local character merely. The fol
lowing is tho circular alluded to :
PEHSSYIVAXIA TUlLJIOAn Cotll'AXT,
l'nr.sirir.ST'a Ornrr.
Pnit inpi imi. .lutv 2!t. IMTid. I
1 Jn eonformitv to thn rrwilutions of the railway
.cnnvnitiona bell m New May ri, .ad jn
2S. lf6il. litis eoninnnr must dceline to iiuo free
panses that can In any way be deemed a violation
j .hereof: nor will loet nasecs be triven, eTeept for
Ernsts ms Position.' In answer
to a letter addressed to him lrom
r 4tTTI( All reisons are hereby caution-
yj fi aR,jn,t purchasing, or In any way med-
dlina wiibone bay horse ami otic snrrti marc
. c,.,r, nw Hie possession of Jesse II
Afl,,el0Ili 0f Pike township, aa the aforesaid
properly belonga to me, and is leftw'th hiin oa
0,' iu'bjccl to order.
JACOB BILGER,
twn..n.. July is, issa-M rd
. i itoci, amatiomi
2l
I
O0INO IT A L 0 N K! ! ! I
y,Ay prflTilbltcd from buying my
and Kboca on ac count of Race
Boots
I - . -
Being thus liberal minded, I take this method
nf ln(.,rmir tbe cilitrna of Clearfield and ti-
- amity, that I bars opened a shop on Second St.,
; ' ZZ1 V r'epVred t;1
pallor. ii nana, over
, r(U.r .eervtb.n, (. ib. boot .rd rHILlPsm'lM.C'rvTKrCo.. Ta.
SHOE Una, out or the best materiel and In the BjH0r KxchanKe. Notes and Drafts discounted,
"' workmanbk. manner, and oa ihort roUc.. DKPtjsns kkceIVKD.
j11 i '-... ... ,v j.. j-..Collections made and proceeds promptly remitted.
Done at ClearSeld, this .Ighteer-th day .f July,, F,chBp, on ih. Cities eon-iantly oa baaJ.t .
' a. d. m. H 'ss. j n n,Bking JJomt is bow .pan .ad
JMAWM'.H KHl'IT of all kinds, at ready for business,
MERRELL i BISLtR'5 r, , ltf. iKrursara&.Ctee r-e., P.tD a
CLEARFIELD STORE
N H .t Jl
T)l, J 1 J nolni rf. !.
X 111 II I Jo U II I LI JL tie
1 O7
,vhi.ia w.uitts.
jnns F. WEAVall.
WILLIAM PCWKI.L
of.okce i.. kked
J'. Ur.BETTS,ifCO.,
(Successor to Mumon A Iluopa)
ITut'a iitut fAituml liirnr And wll cn.
" J" - wiivii - - -
0CP(1 Slock of all kiti'l ol SUple goodn,
audi as
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Roota and Shoes, llala and Laps, Ko-:ar
lions, llardivare, UI.m. 'aih, Oils,
i:, llt5 rfl,
i (i ina. v.' in. n. ,
V ' '
we are oHVrinn at e
ing
greatly reduced prices,
For
Cufch or in
Exehnnce for
Lumber and Shingle.
V'e Lope to make it to the advantage of i
limlicr Men, 'rFO
in thelowerend of Clem field county and: X
on Clearfield Creek, to pet their aiilie?
from ihn point, tini? on the line of
Kail lload can Sell
goody on bettor terms than at any point
in Cleai field county, and we are aulling
our Stock at euch
price? as to make it an ojict to thoe buy.
ing goods in Ibis nmrket 10 dfAl with us
Advances ol' Goods, Feed, &c,
made on account of Squaie Timber, which
we nil I cither kcll on commissiou or buy
at fixed rates. j
Flour of different Brands can be had at
all timis at very low prima, at tbe Clear
field Store, I'hilipsburg, l'enn'a.'
Dry Goods Notions, 4c, in great ari
ety, at the lowest price for Cash, at the
Clearfield Store, 1'hilipt.burg, I'enn'a.
Salt by the Suck or load, cheaper than
can be. bad any where eW, at the Clear
field Store, Pbilipbburg, Tenn a.
Call and hxatnine the stork or ponds, at
the Clearfield Store, at riilipburg, l'a.
Highest frice raid in Gooda or LhIi lor
Lumber and Shinties at the Clearfield
Store. Fhilipsburg. Penn'a.
Tbe cheapest good ofall kinilsaretooe
had at the Cleat field Store, at Fhiliptburg.
Call and see ifoor good and prices don i
soot tbe limes. W. W. lltl l'S, J, CU.
riiilipsburg. November lolhlSoj u.
fll.liAHKir.l.IJ M'ltfliKY EacornAoa
J Ilnva I.vursTiir. Tbe undersigned havinR
established a Kurrery, on tbe Pike, about ball
way between Cluarlield and Curwei.aville, i pre
pared to furnish all klni. of I'ruit trees, (Stntid
ard ar.d lwarf, Kverreenji, Shrubhery, (irape
Vines, Gouaeuerrief, Luwtoo liia. kborrj, S;raw-
berry and Ka-'plierry vines. A Is", Ml.erinn Crab
trees, Quinoe and eerN ajnrli t Ithiubtirb, Aa.
Orders promptly attended to. AddreM,
Sept 10. ':.- Iv. J 1J. W Hit. HT. riirnTllle
I)ure l.HuTtj lii'c l.i ad wil do more
and betu-r work at a girrn Coat, than anr
Syna. Vi bolcmile lruit. Paint a Oia.s l'ealer..
. .I I r. 1. I J-r-. ,'.,,.,..... 4 I.. 1 .
No. 137 North Third fet., Phil'a. .March 2 1, 'CO lj
r' ..... '
Iyare l iberty M bite Lead. preferred by
all pri etical Painters ! Try it ! and ou will
burs no other. Manufactured only by Zitoi.m
A 6iITa.WilntJe Drujr. Taint A Ola.. Dealers.
No, U7 North i'nird tt., 1'hila. Marrh 21, 'P6-ly.
Ground and uug;rouiid kpirra, Citron, Fng
liab Currant', r.i. Coftee and Vinegar of
the best quality, Fur.aU by 11. A I.
C'lerfitd, JanuiirT lUih. 1-r.H.
GUNSMITH1NG, ETC.
I WOULD just inform the cilisuns of CKarfiMd
and vicinity, that 1 bare opened a shi p in
said borough, near Mr. C. kinder ' store, fur tbe
purpo.e of inanuta-turinj; and lepairing
GUNS, PISTOLS, WATCHES AND
CLOCKS.
I guarantee all ray work, and expect lo secure
my patronaK ly promptntsa and attention to
bu.iness. and execntine my woik in the best
style .f tBeart. Give m i a cjII ant ,Jn3r
capacity. JAiLa v. Mil iifc.KlMV.
June IS. tf(l tf
JUST KECEIVED.
II. W. SMITH & CO.'S,
Jl Tresh Lot of
PEAS AND CANNED FBU1T.
Also, a superior article of
GF.NT.'S PATENT LEATHER LOOTS,
, All sires and eitreme.T low. ie?l'
(tlllP. LASH'S Improved live Dollar!
J WAflUNO MACHINE, is m.w offered;
to the public as the cheapest, simplct and
most efficient Washing Machine in the cunlry. i
ri. . ;,.. r.. ..1. r '
ehlne In ronr own (Slate or county can be secured
sue .". ..ic.it ...... ..- .
by applying soon at our store, 727 Market street,
Philadelphia, Pa. J. S. LAHI A Co.
Also, the best Clothes ringer in (be market.
Wholesale and retiil.
A very liberal discount to country aier.
chantaand dealers generally. jo;(l,'03
E.
Iti:MIMiTO. ii MXM,
Iilnnnrnc(ureri tf
HE A" OLA' EES, EI FEES. MUSKETS
AND CA KLINES, .
For tba United Sla'ea Forvb e.
Alio, Pocket and Pelt Revolvers, tirpenting Pia
lols, Hide Csdcs, Revolving rifles, Rifle and
hot tlun barrels, and run materials
. generally. S'.ld by 11 un Dealers
and the trade generally.
In these days of house-brenking and robbery,
every bouse, store, ban ana oii;ce suouid nave
'np.invirnvf nri'r itpp
li v.l i.ur o Jiij i w n n 3.
Circulars, containing cuts and description of
our arma win oe lurr.sneo .ipo appnea.i..n.
K. REMIXUTON A SON,
Ili'.n. New York.
JI00RE A NICHOLS. Agents,
Jv4-ly No. 40, Courtland streot, New York
(Connln Xhlioual $anli;
CLEAKFIELD, PA.
fights Pank Is rrnw open and ready for business,
X Office on S e.med street, in In building fer-'
merljr occupied by Leonard, 1 uiney 1 lo. ,
Dinacrons asd orricans.
JAS. T. LEONARD,
Pres't.
JAR. It. OR AH A M,
WM. A. WALLACE,
A- K. WU1GI1T,
Jua 1Mb, eevtr.
RICHARD snAW.
WM. PORTER.
OEO. L. RET D.
WM. V. WRIUIIT,
CuMitwr.
c. a. ro-rtt,
j. n. m'cirk.
IICH. BllAW,
iDW.rr.nita, wh. v. waitiiiT,
A. K. waiC.IIT, U'. A. WAI LACI,
i. T. tKO AD, J. P. GltAUAM,
nr.o. l. arm
OF
FOSTER. PEEKS, WRIGHT & CO.,
Music Store.
M. C, in:i:Xl' has opened hi- Ma-
S f , sic Store,
one door went vl ,
l.cwi' llnok t;t'ri,lirro he kir rnn.liimly on
hand Hlf inwav A rnnn' end Oelilc'i I'lnno Mnn-
ufeilurin(r Compeny'i I'Unoa, Mnmn A Hamlin' I
( alimet OrRiine nil I erlmrt, Aaniu d-to.a
Mcltiileon : (iuitnrh, Violin, I ifit, Fiateaj
viuiiur UIIII 1 luiiii n.ini,,''.
Mi ne lin.iKs (iuldn ( huin, (loldi-n Shower,
UoldiMi Coni-r, lluhlcii Tri, Ae.,ie.
Shkkt Heme-ll ii rotuluntly receiving
frmu l'liiUdelphia ull tho Inteit iiiucic, nhirh
r.rH..., nt .1 I n . u t i Irl.M.if fnt. nrder tl ft
have rent them ty mail, t ,bli.,he r'a J.riee.. 0YNT0N, SHOWtRS 4 GIUHAM-koe-jr'l'ianoa
and Orgnm Warriinlod fur Bvei eewi to Uoyntnn 4 tJliowori ierjiifu!l
-eiirS(
Thn.jrlhinn to iny any nltho ahuv aritcidi
imiid to call and xnmin mine before .ur-
eliueinj! elf. where. .My pricci are the aauie us
in New l ork mid 1 liilH'Irlplna
CirculKraof Instruinei. , enl r"""!'!'? "P,03
uli..a with nnv aiililiiioiifal n fiirmn I Itttl (111. I
application with any additional information le
,rod, I). M. UKIiENK,
Hill street, lluntinp.'on, !'.,
One .loorweKtof l.ewin' Dunk Htore,
or Misa E. A. V, lUNliKK, Clearfield,
Deo. a, Isoitf Agent fur Cleartiold cu., l'enu'a,
ALL YE LOVE US
OF
332aacu2P OH- ql sj 1 gd
and
Ye Advocates of Lcono.myI;!
L. M. COUTKIET
Has juH oj'cncd a
New Store, one mile above Lecontes M ills.
in Girard township, and it. prepared to
SELLA LITTE LOWER THAN
they can be found j
ANY WI1EKE ELSi-; IN TJ1ECOUNTY.
His stock consists of
DRY GOODS OF ALL KINDS,
Heady Made Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots
and Shoes.
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS AND
of the very lei quality.
HARDWARE. QUEENS TJ'ARE of New
Style, and Tinware.
Liquor of all kinds, euch a I'.randy, ll'ioc,
Kuiu and U'hibky,
Plough, Plow Castings Cider Presses,
p'isb, Naiis aod Salt.
Drugs, Medicines, Taints. Terfuraery,
Utasa and Vaioi.h.
Also, Agent for the Celebrated CHOLERA
HITTERS.
Call and ace for yourlrs 1-eforn pur
chasing elsewhere. May 0, liGC. 3 ni.
I V K W .STOI'E A N D N E W GOO DS !
JOS. SHAW y SON
Havo just opened a
New Stohc, on Main St.. CLEAnrisi.ii, Pa.,
lately occupied by Wtn. F. IRWIN.
Their stock consist of
L LSi CCDCDL)S3,
GaocnR!Ps of the be-et quality,
Qtr.L.NswAnr, ootd and Shoe?,
and every article naeess'uv for
one's comfort.
jCaU and examine our stock befoie pur
j
chasing elsewhere. May lsOo-tf.
Nn1
EW CARRIAGE AND WAGON
-hop, in Cleailitld. Pennsylvania.
(Immediately in rear of Machine fhop,)
The subscriber wonlJ respectfully Inform tho
rltir.er.auf Clearfield, and the public in general,
i that he is prepare! to do all kinds af work on
CAlilll A'i r.S,
ltUGGlES.
WAGONS.
SLEIGHS
SLEDS.
em short netiee and In a wi.ttmonhke manner.
J3CrAU Ordera J romptly attended lo ozf
.i ifL'vi,'ii r
WM. MtKNI'-illl
c'lcarGeld, February 14lh, 10(5.-Iy
,
MERRELL & BIGLER,
DEALERS IN
IIAliDWAUE.
ALSO, MAMTACTraERS OF
Tin and Sheet Iron JVarc.
' .i0-"-Y rmariri.P rA.
A L( ) T()T SAI iDLES, B HI DLLS,
4 HA EN ESS, t'OLLAKS. Etc.,
For sale by
MERRELLiBIGLEU.
Tat e n t u n lo a d.
p.LM EI.'.S
ING II A' FOLKS
For sale by MEHKF.LL .V 1UGLE11
OIL,
PAINT, PUTTY,
GLASS,
NAILS, ie.,
For snle hr MKRRELL .t BIGLER
iiAHN Essf in m m i Nt;s & shoe
FINDINGS,
For sale by MEItRELL A P.IGLER.
GUNsil'lTOLS, SWOKD CAXks,
Ae , Ac.,
Fot an!eby M EHRE I.L R1GLFR.
STOVES, OF ALL feOHTS AND
SIZES,
Fopaa!e.r M Killi FI.L ft PIGLER.
Thon iTuonV iiion : ihon!
Forsalebv MF.RRK.LL ft ''I'JIR
iio iisE siioEs a hoIwk shoe
NAILS,
For sale by M EUR El. Is ft P1GLER.
LIFE 1NSCH.VNCH AT 1IOML!
Venn Wutunl -ifc Hn5ur.infc C o.
OF PHILADELPHIA, rA.
H. B. SWOOPE, Agent,!
Clcarut'ld, I'm ii 'a.
A set Liable for Losses tl.SOO.OOB
Keceipis f.r 1 Sr,.
air.tn.s.
L.isscs paid in 1 Sf.5
Snni'it's Divinasn pEciAnt.ii Aascaiir or
F.rrr 1'aa Casr.l
II. R. SWOOPE. AcenL
T)a. J. C. HARTSWICK. Ve.i-al P.iamlaer.
rien-s'd Mar ?"th I. ?, j4.
FRESH ARRIVALS,
AT TU H CHKAP .STOKE OF
IJOVMOX, HIOU llKS fii (.UAH A.M.
Spring- Goods,
NEW
And Very Cheap ! I
ing an eXenaive aiuortment of
... his M.iyiiu iitft. tllDJ BID UvVT fc'J'Ba
FA LL GOODS,
At tbe old Hand in (Jriihatu'a new building hich
they offer to sell at acloniihiiigly low price..
(c.,idorH.(t their Coat!; for eah or a pr!
. " .... '
ea e.iun try produce, 'li.eir Btock of .
DltY GOODS
CANNOT RE SURPASSED I
Customere ean there finds
CALICOES WITH FAST COLORS!
MUSLINS! DELAINES! LAWNS I
CLOTHS ! CASSIMERSI A'ESTINGSI
L A DI ES' Si'I A W L 5 ! G E NTS' SUA WLS
HATS i CAPS ! ROOTS & SHOES
CARPETS & OILCLOTHS!
OUK STOCK OF
FANCY GOODS
IS UNEXAMPLED IN STYLE
AND VA Rl ETY, embracing
NOTIONS! NOTIONS! NOTIONS
Scarf's! Head-Nets! Neck-Ties
Satchels! Port Monnaies ! Brushes
Photographic Albums I
riPES, TOBACCO 4 SIXJARS!
PERFUMERY OF ALL KINDS!
Or anything else in the Notion Line 1
ALSO,
1IAHD-WAHE !
Queens war e,
GROCERIES
PROVISIONS !
All of the Lest quality, and selected with special
regard to tba Uade of Clearfield ronnfy.
A 1 . HOI NT OX,
J0SKPI1 MIOWEP.S,
KDWAUD OIIAHAM.
Clenr6eld, May 10, lSf4.
riTKLEY & SONS
FOUNDERS,
. Clearfield, Pcrmi.
Taoy kereby notify the public, that (be Foundry
la the llorough of Cleariold,
has been put in full blait, and I hey are now ready
to Accommodate the community iih anything
pettainirg to their line. Tby keep constantly
on hand a general as.-artment of
Cook, Parlor and Ten rialo Stoves,
for burning
EITHER AV O O D OR COAL
Salamander's, Number 4,
Base Stove?, Number 3 and 4,
Wash Kettles, 1G and 20 gallons,
Fire Grates CO and inches,
FARM DINNER PELLS TWO SIZES,
Plows and Plow Cuttings.
We are, also, uvpared to make al
kinds of
GRIST AND SAW MILL IKONS,
and special attention U paid to (ha ra
pairinp of
Threshing Machines.
Tor-sons in want of anything, in our
lino, would d well by piving us a call.
All kinds of country produce, and oid
Metal, taken in exchange for our Manu
facture, at the highest market prion.
II A lib EY ft SONS..
C'leaifiold. ra., November 1st. IsGj.-tf.
A NHW FIR3I.
HARTSWICK & IRWIN,
UrugL'is'.F, Clcnrficld, I'cim'n.
Having refitted and removed to the room la'oly
occupied by Richard Mossop, now
ctl'er, low for ensh, a well to
locled assortment of
Drugs and Chemicals,
Alo, rHtotu Medicines of all kind, Oils,
(5la-s. rutty, DyoStuftj. Stationary,
Tobacco and Segars,
Confoetionary, Spices, and a larger itock
of varieties ever ollered in tbia
place, and warranted to be
of lho best the Market n (lords.
J. Cl. HARTSWICK,
Dee. H, VI). -tf. .1011 N IRWIN.
"NEAVTOltEr
JAVINC. F.OUGHT OUT THE EN-
ir e Stock of Goods ot Jauica E. AVatson,
I AM PREPARED TO SELL
l:oJ of all description, Cheaper thao
THE CHEAPEST.
jive him a call before purchasing clse-
fthore. JACOB M. KFTLER.
Phiiipsburg, January Cd, iSiiC.
11 I'll I lit III ITCH I
SCRATCH! SCRATCH! SCRATCH!
Whcaton's Ointment.
Wll.L CI aE Til K ITCH IS -IS I'.Ol'RS.
Al.o cures SALT Rlll'.t'V. UL'KliS. CniL.
RLAINS, on I all ERVPTIOXS CK THK fchlX.
Price 60 cents. For sale by ail drucir.fU. py
sem'.ivg fO ents o W I'FK 5 i POtrEH, S..I.
A per u, 170 Wash npton str.rt, llr.ston, it will
1 c forwarded I y muit, free of postage, to any
(art of the t'oiiet ftalos. Juno II. 'fil-l jr.
For sale at Hart.-- ick .IT. vin's. t'lcarSeld Pa.
I
Ui.r n.tfl l-'rril r.'ra r.mlti Dtxir. rir.lle.)
Cum Meal, He Chop, Ao.. for mlc by
Jn:ie 1. Ir.,;-1 ron. .1. P. K ItATFP.
-ylt Mi 'kerel, ihad and llerriiu-. in kIi
JL1 sued t ',el1au--t J I. K li stt
sl. Pulilln;''., Hal. hell's, lr.kr . n
li land'a tlerman, llsietr's and Oreene'a
Ovrgenattd Pitur'. aVo pun I.l.iiiera, cf 'l
kinr'. it. - il j,uf ., f-i s I-y II il