A Lrsnon of Real Jif.
Tno l'uiliulptphlit J,rttjrr iiuiuic.
In nome moat n rrrcprlnto rotnftiks in'
TvlVrcnco to tho dctdornldo 1iiiho of
our prcooiit American muicly, ttillti8-
tmipd lv the rne of vouinr 1nmit.i
reliciitieu m mm my iiim v'k
Kr loij.'ciT "ti'l fraudulently oLluin
iutr, SoO.'J'jl' from tho invonmioiit.just
sljcu I IiIkI arrived Iroin WafJii nj-
loit with li in innoeetit bride ou the
wnv t.. Inrrmo for iin extended wi-.i-lNew
din tour. From prospect of nppn-!ln
rt'iitly b'jnndlt! bn)iniM, tl.o "uw
. IllUUe WHO Hlia lltT Ulieiiuuiil iinnun
were thrown into the. deepest conster
nation and digress. Tho cube bus its
lessons more impressive than those of
romance, und it is nioro leurluJ in its
reality than the pictured distresses ol
it whole library of fictions. Cooper, in
. addition to beinir prepossessing in np
pearanee, and without any indication
of the swindler or longer in his miUi-
ner, has, it is said, several qualities of
treat value to an bonest business man.
i Had ho applied hia talents and bis
natural qualities and advantages to
eome honest business with the same
spirit, energy ,tact and zeal with which
ho employed them in tho commission
of crime, he could not have failed to
bo successful, and ultimately to have
become much wealthier than he was
during the few hours when ho was
. possessed of bis ill-gotten fifty thou
sand dollars. JIo chose another coarse,
however and why ? Is not bis crime
and destruction clearly traceable to
the depraved passions so prevalent in
these days for getting rich at a single
Btroko, no matter by what means or
At what cost of present character and
future welfare ? lie was, or had been,
in good employment ; be bad in Wash
ington a freo entrance to what is call
ed "good society ;" be did not lack
means to maintain a respectable posi
tion ; he had won tho love of a good
young girl; and yet he swung loose
from every tio that should have bound
'him to a life of honesty aud honor
und why? Not front necessit-, but
from a morbid desiro to indulgo in
fashionable dissipation, to luxuriate
among tho expensive follies that can
;only bo purchased by money. There
fore he must bo rich, and rich at once,
even by crime ; and, throwing for that
fctake, "ho has lost all character, lib
erty, friends, home everything. A
mountain of gold could not purchase
liack what ho has thrown away. His
poor wife may still cling to him, but
"what words can paint the abyss of
ugony into which lie has plunged that
trusting but now heart-stricken wo
man, or the long years of shame and
anguish that lie before her, to be ended
ouly by the crave! Hers is one of
tho wounds that even time cannot
effectually heal. And this is one of
tho mournful but inevitablo results of
nil such crimes that it is not alone
the convicted and sentenced criminal
who suffers, but tho wives, mothers,
fathers and children of tho culprits
who suffer in mind und soul more
intensely moro than can bo inflicted
by any human punishment.
Tho case is one worthy of special
notice, nnd points a terrific, moral. 'i
loung Conner, a husband ofbutaiow
"hours, and believing himself' rich and
beyond detection, and with all the
bright anticipation of a luxurious bri
dal tour before him, and yet at that
.moment destined to be the occupant
ot a felon's cell before evening, with
the earthly happiness of hi innocent
and trusting young bride in tho mean
time utterly destroyed, certainly pre
sents a lesson from real life far beyond
the powcrof an--romance. Ii ilt. Sun.
A ItEMC. J. T. Hoy (I, Esii., of
Beaver, Pennsylvania, whilo at work
in his garden found a piece of gold
t-oin which weighs within two penny
weights of an ounco and which bears
the date of A. I. b'2'J. This makes
tho coin, incredible as it may seem,
1,337 years old. Tho coin itself is a
Spanish piece, and was found in the
ground on which the old Fort Mcin
tosh stood. It is supiiosed to have
been carried to this place by somo of
the otllccrs at one time quartered in
tho fort. Jlr. 15oyd has refused fifty
dollars for his relic, and prefers to
hold on to it himself. It is certainly
a quaint pieco of money, and has an
ago that reaches a great distance back.
Deaths in Xrw York. Tho New
York Sun, in speaking of tho very
CXiraorUlliary liumoer Oiaealll8 WlllCll i
Occurred in that citV last Week. Says !
tho increase will bo found, as usual,
among ''tho innocents," who arc
slaughtered by hundreds wcokly ; that
gin and humbugs of quack "soothing"
medicines, to put them to sleep while ,
their human mothers can gosMprndi
drink, are among the principal excit
ing causes, which aro ultimately re
turned as cholera infantum.
JfcjrLcarncd professors have occas
ionally been outwitted by the sayings
of the simple Dr. Hill, an Edinburg
professor of the last century, met in
tho suburbs of the city an inoffensive
crcaturo who was generally regarded
as an imbecile. . Somewhat irri,atcd
by tho intrusion on tho privacy of his
walk, the professor said to him. "How,
long, Tom, may one lfvo without
brains?" "I dinna ken," eni I Tom,
"how long have ye lived yeredf ?"
leg-Tho onco famous Ellsworth
Zouaves, of Chicago, aro fat running
down. Tho organization now num
bers only f0 active members.
T t v i . ..i
1). D.,L. L.D. J be Way tO get them,
HlSBaiU, 18 Dy prci'.y lfOO eoillriuit-
lions to tho ColletrCH. 81.000 Will bilV
a P. IV, 10,000 L.L. I).
,TO ALL . V K LOVUUSjSPHIXG (JOODS.-fl.
(30aJt Uijjp
AND
r - i Yp i.vir-atk.S
or Kconomv!!
L. M. COUT1UKT
Ila just opened a
not niileahove I'C
Store, one mile ahove Jcwies whin
Gi
gEL
In Gimrd township, and is pipard to
SELL A LUTE LOWJ-li .'iUAJs
they can be found
axy where else in tiiecou.Vty.
II is slock consists of
DRY GOODS OF ALL KINDS.
Ready Made Clothing. Hats, Cups, Hoot
and Shoes.
GROCEUIES OF ALL KINDS AND
of the very bwti quality.
HARDWARE. QUEENS WARE of New
Styles, aud Tinware.
Liquor of all kinds, such as Brandy, Wine,
Hum and Wliieky
Ploughs, Plow Castings Cider Tresses,
Fish, NuiU and Suit.
Drugs
Medicines, Paints, Terfuroew
Uluab and Varnish.
Also, Agent for the Celebrated CHOLERA
BITTERS.
Cull and see for younselves liefore pur
chasing elsewhere. May It, 18(10. 3 ui.
TEV STOKE AND NEW GOODS !
JOS. SHAW y SON
Have just opened a
New Stoke, on Main St., Cleahfikmj, Pi ,
lately occupied by Wm. F. IRWIN.
Their stock consist of
GkOCER!ES of the best quality,
Queemsware, Boots and Shoes,
and every article oecessnrr for
one's comfort.
Call and examine our stock before pur
chasing elsewhere. May 9, lfiGli-tf.
ANOTHER EXCITEMUNT '
A FALlTn" PUICES.
AT THE
Cheap Cash Store
OF
WILLIAM F.IRWIN!
South Second St., Clearfield, Fa. '
A FK&SU AU1UVAL OF
Spring Si Sumimr Goods
At Greatly Reduced Prices.
am jmt receiving and opening a carefully
ttlected atoek ol laabionable rpring at sum
mer (J ou da of alinoat every description.
A beautiful aatortment of Prints and Irj
goods, of tot Deweat and lateat ttylea.
Alao a great variety of useful notlont.
DUY tiOODS AND .NOTIONS
Bonnets, Shawls,
ilata and Capt,
Booti and Shoes, a targt quantity,
Hardware, Queenaware,
Drugi and Medicines,
Oil and Paints,
Carpet A Oil Cloths,
V t m era ct-i Ti ft nt cr -
and Fruit Foreign and Uomesiie,
such s Apples, reaohej, ( ur
raiis, Prunes. Ifuii-ins, Oran
ges, nnd Lemons.
Fish, Bacon ana Flour.
Mackerel In) and i barrel
of the heat quality, all of which will be soid ai
the lowont each or ready paj prices.
My old friend and the aublio generally, are
respectfully invited te call.
-N. 11. All kinds of QRAfXmA approved
COUSTR Y PHOU L'CE taken in exchange for
Good. WM. F. IRWIN.
Clearfield,Jtfayth, ISM tf
II A ll LE Y & SONS
FOUNDERS,
Clearfield, Peiui'a.
They hereby notify the public, that tht Foundry
in the Borough of Clearfield,
hat been put in full blast, tnd they are now ready
to sccuiuinodate the community with anjthing
retaining to their line. They keep touitantly
on hand a general atsortment of
Cook, Parlor and Ten Plato Stoves,
for burning
EITHER WOODOR COAL
g , d , N b 4
' '
Base Stoves, Number 3 and 4,
Wash Kettles, 1G and 20 gallons,
Fire Grates 20 and 2H Indies,
FA KM DINNER BELLS TWO SIZES.
Plows and Plow Ceblings.
Wo are, also, prepared to mako al
kinds of
GRIST AND SAW MILL IRONS,
and special-attention i paid to the re
pairing of
Tlircshiiii-
Machines.
Tereona in want of anything. In our
line would do well by giving us a call.
' A II kinds of country produce, and old
Metal, taken in exchange fur our Manu
facture, al the highest market price
II A Rl.EY 4 r-ONS.
Cleatfield ra.. November 1st. lG5 -if.
Ice ream Xaloou. Having opened a Res
tsiiratit.c.n Market street, Ju-t at ove the Brew-
"""-"" 'i ci rircei, jan ai ove ins nrew-
ry,Ism now prepared tulurnisb let Cream
cver7 surrnoon sna evening, to all callers. La
dir.' ,nd 0nn" r respeotfnlly Invited to
) I'iearf.s'.j, Miy jf i, m
A. .VCHOLPP.
rsoaj mw rest a rnn.Airt.rni.
As 1'liaap the t'luaprat and d at
the llrtl.
('. K1MTZER & SOX,
II. va In. I received, end srt opening, at their
Old "Isnrf on rroni j-ircei, snort ui
Academy, '
' lecled (frlmeut of
SEASONABLE GOODS,
, which they art selling st very low ratee. j
Head (fit t'ollou ing cataltHut and projit ikerdy
K.'iifoial tiain Sat be Ukeo in th
eicclinn of Lsilie Vrtn Uoodi, white
Ouoda, Embroideries Millinery (looil.,
I'rinu, Kerchiefs, Nubies, Olove, Ao
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Always on hand It lack Clotba Fanrv
and lilsck t'nariinerea, batineta, eto.,
i Ready Muds Clothing ! all kloda.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
NECKTIES,
and a Tariety of other srttclea, which
they will tell at a tuiall advance on eoal.
Particular intention it invitud to their
flock of Carpets, Cottiige, totninun In
K'ruin, tuieruue Enli.h Ingrain and
lliua.ela, Floor and Table Oil Cloths,
Window tbadea and Wall papcra, etc.
FLOUR, BACON. Fish Salt.
Plaster, Apl'les, Teaches and
Prunes kepi constantly on hand.
ALSO, in Store a lot of large and
small Clover seed.
T.
We intend to make it an object for Farmer and
Mechunica to buy from u; l)cane we will
oil our goods as low at they can be
bought in (ha county and ;ar the
very higheKt prioe for all kind of omniry re
duce. We wiM alao exchange gunds fur
Schoul, Hoaii and CorsTr cnlort
fchinglea, Board, and a 11 kiui!s
of Manufsctnred I.nuiber.
Clearfield, March 14, l0li.
Something New.
. . , , ... ....
t. SUMMEUFIELD FLEGAL,
Manufacturer ol Tin and Sheet Iron wnro,
Pliilipburij, I'enii'a.
I would respectfully inlmm the Public,
thai I have opened u loom in I lie
borough of l'liilin-ln.rf!, for the
tnunulncnire and Sale ot
7 in Ware.
out of the beot material ihe luaiket will
uflixd, and made by ex jut in iced
woi U num. all ol wlm h t will
sell al eiilier wlmleeele.
or reiail prices sui .i i-mgly low. I alc
tlirme in need ol un)lliii g in this line
to call und examine my ate Mid
satisfy tlieinelves thtt It in
made fm u. Country
Merchant)) (k'driii jn iclm-fthiiiall lota
of Ware will lind it lo their ad
vantage in buy of me.
St O CCS
of all sizes nd simper, for bu'T.ing either
WooH or Coal. 1 would ca.I piiiiculur at
teniion to Hint well tried and nuUl
Cooking Stoieculled. terj ap'iO.i mitly.
the IKON MDES. fin fo ove ha all ihe
advatiiiijies piu-fcepKed by olh rn. f.inde-
lie oven la larger, aud llieasli pit deeper
and more lop surlsce iluin ihai ol any oili
er Stove in the nitirkel, and la without a
rival. 1 hi. n keep on hm d all kinds ol
Stove I'ipc
which I will II as low as it can bend r
ched west of the mountain. I also keep
constantly on handhovels, cirmge txilis,
grates. Rieblli'k, Stove lining", sled sulen,
Wallle lions. Sheet Zifik, Sad lions.Biass
and Porcelain Keltles, loethor with a
variety ol wares loo numerous lo mention.
AUo a 1.!k! dock of the best kind of!
Sionewure.
Aud lat though not least in my line
or lu-iti-di, is that of
Spouting,
I nm prepared to fill all orders in this
line on short notice, nnd manufactured
out of I lie best maiciial. I want every
body that comes to town, in come and
lake look at my 'show, and see for
themxelvc. I Am going- lo sell the cheap
est nnd boil Wares ever offered in this
ricinity. I have several "Tropic Heat
ing" and "Parlor Cook" Sioves llml I will
sell at com, lo close out the slock lor the
Season. Trv me.
FehTtb lSGG-if- 0. S. FLF.OIL.
PEACE LMIOCLAI.MED.
THE WAR OVER IN CLEARFIELD.
KNOX TOWNSHIP QUIET.
NEARLY ALL THE CON IRA HANDS
U01NO HACK TO THEIR OLD
MASTERS.
RUT NARY ONE 0,01 NO RACK TO
OLD MASSAOMUSKTIS, WHERE
TIIF.Y WERE LOVED SO
LONO AND So WELL.
In censequ' nee of'the shove facts. P. Pnont
of the old Short Shoe Shop : ould snn ium-c tc
his numerous pntrons, ami ihe people of Clear
field county si loriji', that ho has now a first rale
lot of good meieriul; just received (mm the east,
snd Is no prepared on tbott notice to make,
ai d mend boots and s oesst his new Shop in
(Irahsms mw. lie Is satisfied t at htran please,
(unless it might be some intensely loyal eta.v at
home Patriots). He is pivpartd to tell low ' for
cssh or County Produce, di.n'i forget lbs ahop
next door to Graham i llnyt.ins store, on mark
et Street Clearfield fa. A ktpl by a fellow com
monly called
July 28, '65. ly. "S1I0UTY."
COPARTNERSHIP.
f Phe nndersigned have this day formed a Co
1 partnership under the Hrm narnt of Irwin A
Hartshorn, for the tiansnctinn of a Uenernl Mer
chandise and Lumber business. A large tnd
well seleflted stuck of Uoods baa been added to
those already on hand at the Corner Siore in
Curwcnsville rthere we art now prepared lo show
Customers a completed assortment with prices
at low aa tbe lowest. Tht highest market rates
! paid for Lumber of all description.
) The patronagt ol th public Is respectfully
sulloited. KUWaRD A. IKV1N.
W. R. HAtlTSHOKN.
Curwcnsville, July 2, IS 15-
1 )l Ulusbelt ef prime Clovor.eed. for salt by
IHVIN A II An rsuilRN.
Curwcnsville. February J8, IsStl-if,
1)ullry Itlorke, all sites, and best tnanufao
'nre, at MjjDtHELL A lll(J LKK'S
n 'T ltlH.:3 of all sbs77f"rret
Jim. ueo. 11, ISflJ MbKKr.LL A lilOLKR.
I I iHffklo Robea,Knet and HorseT" Blankhfat
' 13 VtriS, . MBRRflLL t UtUR'S.
W.
HI!
& COJ
AM)
Silling the Cheapest mull
. BEST. LIKE OF
L r 1 1 T UZ (JU LLJ LSJ -jj
oflered io CL8iriti.D county.
IIaing been the latest lo purchase we
, have the advantage of t ie decline in
' price, and oflVr this advantage
' to all our customers and
' ' ..it ;ll others.
IN LADIES DRESS GOODS, WE
bring the latest and nict
fashionable styles.
A L r A C A S,
which are now so fashionable,' we have
good qualities as low as 45 cents,
embracing every shade.
Wo offer also a Novelty which has
just appeared in Dress
Goods, called
PERCALE ROBES.
Theie Goods come in Patterns, compri
sing all shades and designs. Being
already trimmed they rnquiro
only cutting nnd fitting and
cun be done up al
any lime.
FANCY DRY GOODS
Ladies Super Kid Gloves, Ladies funcy
Lisle gloves, Ladies Mohair Mitts,
Ladies fine Silk Nets, Ladies fan
cy Chenille, Ladies Magic
Ruffiinjr, Ladies Luce
Edging,
LADIES THREAD EDGING,
Ladies Valenciennes Fluting, Ladies
Silk tasi-cl Buttons, Ladies Silk
Scarfs, Ladies fancy Ties,
Ladies embroidered
Handkerchiefs, Ladies Hcru Stitched,
Handkerchiefs, Ladies Lawn hand
kerchiefs, Ladies Empress trail
Hoop skirts, Ladies Hoop
Skirt covers.
SHOES $ GAITERS.
Lasting, Goat, Glove Calf,
Morocco, Cloth Opera
STRAW
Shaker Hoods, ,
GOODS.
SUNDOWNS,
' SUNDOH'NS,
('ho ton Straws,
' Hi aid Straws, Derby
lists, Split Hats, Luten Hats,
Trimmed Halt, Straw cord and
neceiiaaiy ornaments.
all
M E N'S WEAR.
Fine assortment of fancy Cas
sitnerea in patterns, extreme
ly cheap. AUo Boys
wear.
BOOTS AND SHOES
Men's heavy Monroes, Men's fine Calf
Hoots, Men s glove calf Gaiters,
Men's Cloth Opera Slippers,
Men's lino patent leath
er Doots,
YOUTHS AND BOYS SHOES
till sizes and styles, ijtraw Hats,
Hosiery, Kid Gloves
and Collars.
STATIONARY OF ALL KINDS
FRUITS! FRUITS!
Sredless Raisins, Layer Raisins, Ptunes,
Can Teaches, Can Pears, Can Corn,
Can Pine Apple, Can Sardines,
Italian Macearoni. Almonds and Figs,
Cream Nuts, Filberts, Oranges
Lemons and Pickled
Oysters, . -
CKACKKRS! CRACKERS! !
Sugar Biscuit, Lomon . Biscuit, Egg
Biscuit, Fancy Biscuit, Wa
ter and Butter Biscuits.
OILS AND SPICES.
Genuine New Oi leans Molasses, Sup.
Extra Syrups, Sugars, Cotlee,
Rice, Teas. Candles,
and Soap,
TO It A CCOES AND SEGA
Uoch and Hakes, Grans Hooks,
Trowels and Mops- . Oil -Clotha,
Willow Ware, '.
T.V. 1 r a. . '
xisn, nait una
Hams
Mtty DbK, im tf.; ..
REMOVAL.
J. P. KRATZER,
Las removed to his tie Ware-Ronms, on
Market St., Clearfield, Pa.,
where) he has opened a ey Urge slOvk of
Dry Goods,
Mflrinc.es, Ginghams, Cloths, Delaines, Prints,
CVaiuieros, Alpacas. Silks, Satinets, Kepi,
Cashmeres, Tweeds, Cobergs, Mobair, Jeant.
Lanellas, Muslins, Flannels, Konnela, Kib
bona. Cloaks, Ilsltnoral Skirts, Hoop
Skirts, 8hawla, Dress Trimininga,
, - Head Nets, C'spa, CoraeU, Ulovel,
Cvliais, hi'arls, Ureusdins Vsilt,
Table Covora.
CI a t h i n g .
Coats, Pants, Vests, Ovtr-CoaU, Oont'a Shawla
bhirts, llau, Caps, Under-shirts and
Drawers, Boots. Khoes. Uuui
1 tihoes, Cravata, Uloves
and Cullsra.
HARDWARE. QUEENS WARE, GRO
CERIES & MUSICAL GOODS.
Groceries.
Tat, Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Palt, Candles.. Rics,
Flour, Dacon, Fish, Tobacco, Kaisins,
Currants, Spices, Crackers,
Vinegar, Oils, Var
nuh. Alcohol.
TIN-WARE. GLASS-WARE. WOODEN
WARE, and STATIONERY.
Household Goods.
Carpets, Oil-vlotbs, Drugget, Looking-Glasses
Clocks, Churns, Waahboiirda, Tuba, Buck
ets, Flat Irons, Pans, Window lllinds,
Wall-paper, Coal Oil Lamps, Um
brellas, lledoorda, Knives and
Forks, Bpoona, Crocks, and
Btovt Slacking.
fAll of which will bt told on tht moat rea
sonable terms, and the highest market price paid
or Urain, Wool, and all kinds of country produce.
Clearfield, December 13, 1865,
II. Bridge,
(Store one dcor Eaat of Clearfield House,)
Market St., Clearfield, Pa.
Keeps on hand a full assortment ol
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
such as ,
Shirts, Linen and Woolen tinder Shirts,
drawers and socks, neck-ties, poeket handker
chiefs glovea umbrellas, bats Ac, in greet variety.
Ot piece Goods be keeps the best Cloths of all
"shade, and colors," such as
BLACK DOEMUN OF THE VERY
ben nin'sxe. Fancy CusMtuer in great variey;
Alo, French Coating, Beaver, Pilot, Chin
chilla, and Fricott over coaling, all of
which will be sold Cheap for Caah ; and
made up according to the latest Styles by
Experienced Workman. Also Agent for
Clearfield co., for 1. M. Singer, tf- Co , cel
ebrated Sewing Machines. H- BRIDGE.
CleaiBeld. Penn'a. Nov. 1, 18G5.-I f.
PETER A. GAMIN
AND GENERAL CLOTHIER.
Giaham's Ro-w, over Naugle's Watch
Jewelry Store, Market Street,
CLEARFIELD. PA.
The subscriber having permanently loca
ted himsel'in the Borough ot Clear6eld,
ha" delei mined to engage in the businebs of
I intend to keep constantly on hand a
full assortment of Cloths, Caxsinteres,
Sa'.inetts. and Vesting, of the best qual
ity and latest styles, which I will -
M a ii ii f a c t ii r e
to order, to auit customers, on short
notice. Pattirular attention will be paid
to Cutting ami Fitting Gentlemen's, IVoya,
and Children Clothing; and in fuel,
everythit.g pertaining to this
'branch oe business.
A liberal ehare of publio patronage is,
therefore, respectfully olic.ted. and I
would advise all, to give me a call before
pnrcuasing cMewnere any goods in my E
tin p i rjstrttv f
Clearfield. May 16ih, 1 866-1 f.
New Goods!
MRS H.D. WELCH & CO,,"
Have Just Recmvcd Their
Spring and Summer Goods,
Which wtre purchased during tht present de
cline, and therefore are enabled to sell very eAraj),'
Our Stock -E
rr,.;.i. i irr..: .1
L;nA.. Peii. ci .1 i
Hosiery and Gloves,
Nubias. Ralmoral and Hoop Skirts, Flan
nels. Lades' Cloth, Sheetings. Muslins,
Toweling, Tiehing. Sontags. Kreakfast
Shawls, Capes, Ao. AIho an assortment of
Millinery Goods,
Among which a-e llats, Bonnets, Feath
ers, Kibbnns, Flowers, Lnces, Frames, I
f..: i-i c. ,, .. "i
i-iHwiir;s, velvets, fHK8, trages, liersgos,
Veils, eta, and a large stock of
Including China. Bronze, Papier Macho
Tin, Rosewood, Glass. Pewter, Wooden,
Parian and Candy Poys.
For Ladies,
Such as roniBues. Oils, Bnndolina bloom of
youth and Paints. Rooge, Lilly While Ao.
Thankful for past favors, we solicit n con
tinuance of the kind patronage of
the people of Clearfield Co.
-ta..-, 1 . , ,, .
ivmpin.'er ins place fennel MrPP
next door to first National Bank. Dee. 20, 'A.!
, .
VF !' 7Iv"i
if. XI 11 uFLUllCf
Something New.
Ths undersisned b AT lit Tim al nsk n I w ssskaA.J '
In tW BMBulfc.iaworallkind.0,
at their new Psctnrv. on Hell, RH l P.ne Tin
Till' rsuhitn . r.I nan,ln ,,no,P
THE C AH MM; AND .'. Xr
tl. n 1 , -......
Business will also recele, t,pnftn tltmllen at
c.ll . V. "'I,,l',,,01r ttedtgiv.n.allowe, Wh.elerA Wilson, Srove'r A Dker,
h. a- V LT wh'n " '"l-es j Ringer A Co.. and B.ch.ld.,. Ail otVr cheap
TORY I. n. ...... 11 , "V""1" iav, -
I0RY Is OtAHnasj iUu. CUarfi.ld m... Pa, .
' ..' J Jt J0HSS03I A RON'S.
Pftm ,, Jmw 4, rM.A nifl.-r4.
II. F. NAUGLE,
makiuj!
Orabam'i Rew, Cltarfleld, Pata'a.
The subscriber resptctfslly Informs til.
customers ard tht puhlio, thtt ht bat ot bsl
nu cun'ianuj receiving new s iaitlons, a U
stock of Clocks, Wstchts and Jewelry.
Jewelry of tvtry varlaCjr from a ainrlt ;
to a full sett. 8 '
Watebes, a fine ssfortment of silver Honti
in vpwu siFf, anencao and psttDt 1
plain and full jeweled.
Clocks, a large variety from ths beat Msaofi
tory, consisting 01 tignt aay snd Th'rtv h
U .. . 11' : L . f rr . 1
'rluH"u "'g"i, nerers, ijts, etrikt
Alarm.
opeetaclei, a large tssorlment far and n.I
. i . , , i , t
iot, voioreu snu piaiu glass.
Alao, a fine atsortment of Hntoni, lorka Bt
ter knirts, etc., plated on jenuine Alabata.
n lib kinds or Clocks, Watches and Jswi!
carefully repaired and Warranted.
A continuance of patronage is solicited.
November lith. 1S64 II. F. NAUGLE
CI n.U I'liSJt.-H. F. NAUQLE has U
I received an Elegant assortment of th k.J
quality; also silver extenaioa and desk holders
Kovtmuer, it idos.
Cheap Furniture!
"pkESIRES to inform his old friends and sJ
XJ t mtrt that, having enlarged his thp i,l
increased his facilities for manufacturing. k I
now prepared to make to order furniture asnjJ
oeuesired, to good style and at cbesp ratei ,.
Cash. lie mostly has on band at his "Fare
turt Rooms," a varied assortment of Ready-mtcJ
uiuuuivt auiuug wuiouars
Bureaus and Side-Boards.
Wardrobes and Book-Cases : Centra, Sofa, Parlw'
visii iuu tjiuiug csKenaion ianiei.
Common, French-Post, cottage, Jeanj
iiiuu auu uuier xeusieaus.
SOFAS of all, KINDS. WORK-STANDS
UAl-KACIi.3 WASH-STANDS, Ac.
Rocking and Arm Chairs,
Spring Boat, Cane-Bottom and Parlor Chain
and Common and other Chairs.
LOOKING-GLASSES
Of every description on hand ; and sew glutei
lor old iraines, wbicb will bt put in on va
ry reasonable terms on short notice.
He alao keeps on banr", or furnishes to or
der, Hair. Corn-Husk, Hair and
Cotton top Mattresses.
COFFINS, oreverr kind.
Mads to o'der, and fuueralt attended with a
Hearse, vbenever desired.
Alto, House Painting dons to order.
The subscriber also manufactures, and hw
constantly en band,
Clement'! Patent Washing; Machine,
Tbt best now in use. Those using this msehint
never need be without clean clothes ! lis alsohta
Flyer's Patent Cliurn,
A superior art cle. A family using this Cbum
nevsr need bs without butter I
All the above and many other articles are fur
nished to customers eheap for Casi or exchanged
for approved country product. Cherry, Maple,
Popiar, Linwood and other Lumber suitable for
Cabinet work, taken In exchange for furniture.
p-He member the shop is on Market street,
Clearfleld, Pa., and nearly opposite ths "Old Jew
store JOliN UULICU.
Nov. 29, 1862. y
If Dl-'CATIONAL. Thennderslgned intends
J opening a school in tht Iowa Hall, Clear
held, on tne First Monday in Junt to continue
fur a term oi t even weeks,
Tbouroughness will bt aimed at in all our In
struction. "Not how much but bow well" is tht
principle upon wbicb the exercises will be con
ducted Particular attention paid to Penmanship and
Book-Keeping.
A daily register is kept of the attendance, de
portment snd recitations of each pupil which ii
sent weekly to psrents, thus furnishing theia
with constant information of his standing and
progress in school.
Tublle exhibitions art not held at any state!
time, but parents and guardians art respectfully
invited to visit the school and observe lbs man
ner in which the daily work is performed.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Spelling, Beading, Writing, Primary Arithme
tio and Geography, i CO
Urammar, Geography, Ilistory, Arithmetic and
Uook-Keeping $i DO
Algebra, philosophy, Geometry, Mensuration
tnd Surveying, f 7 so
Latin and Greek with any of the above bran h
es 13 00
JOHN LEONARD,
ihawtville, Auguttlst USp. jt fi
6
p.
AlMIMTltATOK! KOTICIi-Xuties
is hereby given that Letters r .ini..
tranon have this day been granted to tht under.
is-neu, ou int wuw of Aavier Miller, deed
lata of Covingtoa township, Clearfield county,
Fenoa. All persons knowinir th.n,K.. .
debted to said esutt art requested to make its
ueuiait payment, and thosa hrin.
against ths same, will present them dulv sulhen-1
Ucated for settlement. '
d
LAWRENCE FLOOD.
Aug. 1, 1866.6t-pd Adminiatrstor.
CLEARFIELD ACADEMY. The exerl
eisos of this Institutioa will bt resumed 1 a
Mondsy, the 10th day of September, A. D.lSfi
l'upils can enter at any time. They will i
"" "mion irons lbs time thej enter t
' the close of tht Session,
II - : -luuroun rrB?"- n ccom-
T fsliai aafT.vss.). Tk a I ! . 1! . fll 1 1 1
to give him a call.
.... auuius. s.uw MSTguuir uuiio. win ait wen
Nov 1st, ISOi.
F
OR EST HOUSE--Bloom township,
U.MNia P. Bloom, Proprietor.
This large and commodious noose Is sitnsteJ
00 tht turnpike, 7 miles wast of CurwenaviHe,
and miles tost of Lutheraburg. The Proprie
tor will spare no effort to make hit guests com
fortable and their stay with him pleasant, and
thereby expects to receive a liberal share of pub
lio patronage. Dee. JO, 185.-tf.
(J K0ROK FALK takea thU method of inform
T ing the watermen of Clearfield eounty that
he has refitted and reopened the hotel formerly
Vept by B. Schreiaer, at Coxestown, where b
will take especial paint to render satisfaction t
all who favor him with their patronage,
Coxettowo, April 12, 'ft. drsly.
s
TUDY YOUR lVriiltEST!.
BOOTS ft SHOES mam AT LOW PRICES.
1 he undersigned is prepared lo in inuraeture
everything in bis line, at the lowest figures, and
will warrant hit work to be as represented.
Hi am kl... - ..II . l. ( .l . . . . .
1 - - m vn, mi snon on jnarsei erreei,
second door west of the Post Office, end bt will
do all in his power, to render satislaotion. Sum
fine Gaiter topa, extra Krench calf skins, Ac,
' band, ready to bt finished on short notice st
I,
Junt Uth, 18SS-1 yr.
Of (Tflfl Pr Year J Wt wsnt Agents
JJJ tvtfywbertto sell oar larnoMD
aiacbinw. Thrt B.w
tnd "PP ?e"1 0n.tTiL
five years. A jovt salary or large 1
p,nf Tht oslt machinej .old in 11
ill r wing Aiacbinao. TbrM new kin.ls. In-
Warranted
commission!
I r"i. 111. nisusinii IDI9 II USIHII MSIKS
r less lbn HO, which art as .e. 6v
..ii rl. h . li ... . , . .
,.i.(ir.rarmi, nnaillll InDltSSIllatDt. 11-
lu-trsted eiitmlara sent rsrs. Address, or call
upon bbaw A Clsrk.as Biddeford, - Maine, or
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