i QorU he OTIrarfirlb jTupuMbit. . :::::::::::::::Nov. 7, 1806. " " iivisnAY::: T . i i'allnt tho new lsooi & euoo snop 1 .1... rti-niropv. Oil Mlirkct Street. I Sir U"- " ' - J ' . i 1 , Kvnrv On account ot tno ncces- .nnrK. un Hl'CUUIIV Ul IUU NCI to- fy nbsenco of tho pastor, thero will service at tho rresbytcnan 110 l.urih on next Sunday. fi,n Sale. A 825 Sewing Machine , f,1r sale competent to do tho work of I October 31st- 1 mo. Ipfci a"l CocnT.-An adjourned court fPECIA . J . I ill be held, commencing on the first , lididay of December, for the trial oi ' V 11 CaUSt'O. M U uiiuci ouiuu r . a IV nn nnn4nn1 I il f rt( ! . . . ! . 1 , -i 1 1 T iwl T,nn li Or! fen employed as attorney. The jury it will bo found elsewhere in this -lie. . .. ffright&FlanigaiiBtillkeepuptlie iintement on Second street ll vcjust finished unpacking the largest ick of goods ever opened on Second rect, and at prices that astonish Aerybody. Thoir stock is selected th great care, and must please the ost fastidious. Aliose in want oi iods will do well to give them a call. TiiosrnATE or Lime and Ground ;0SE, Wo havo been presented with implesoftbo above articles, -which fve iutend trying next spring, and will icn bo ablo to speak from experience to their effect on vegetation. Largo ;iant:ties are used in tho eastern por- un of the Stato, with good effect; nd we know of no country fh which cheap and effective fertilizer will :iy better man in our mountain rc-ii- 1 1 .. . i i ii i i ion. ouiu u not oo wcu lor cacu irmer to try a barrel or two and tivutch itseffectson both fall and spring train, potatoes, kc.t Four hundred oui.ds (one barrel of each) is sufn- i lent for an acre of wheat. The man- fui'lurcrs are reliable, and aim to nvc the very best article in market. Vices at tho works per ton : Ground lone, 840; Phosphate of Lime, $56; Vcight to Philipsburg, $8. Manufac- ured by Miller Si Smith, Reading, Pa., vuo will lurnisn an necessary mior nation. The County Map. The agents of Mr. Pomeroy are now in this place, delivering our new County Map. We never saw a better executed map, and our citizens may well feel proud in securing the labors of the gentlemen who havo executed it. It is evident that both the Publisher and the Sur veyor understand their business, as a glance ut tho Map will reveal this fact. Tho firmer, Mr. Pomeroy, and the latter, Messra. D. G. Beers & Co. d.'servo the thanks of our citizens for putting them in possession of this much needed publication, and for the promptness and energy which they iranii'ested throughout, and wo hope will manifest equal promp,itudo to wards them, and givo them as little trouble as possible. Tho price is but which is certainly very cheap for a publication of this kind. The upper right corner contai&s a view of the Court House; tho left presents a view of tho residence of our enterprising friend, Phil. Blanchard ; while the upper centre presents ono ofhe beBt rafting scenes on tho West Branch, wo ever saw on paper, with a number of village maps. Tho lower lell corner exhibits a river scene and the resi dence ol Irvin Brothers, at Burnsido ; while the right lower presents a view of the Methodist Episcopal Church at Curwensvillo. The centre and right also contain a number of village maps. These engravings, liko tho map, are done in iho best stylo of tho art, and are handsome embellishments. Mr. Upton, tho canvasser, is well adapted I for l.; hmneh of tho business, and an ! for his branch of tho business, and can almost get anybody to take a map, on account of his urbanity and the zeal be manifest for his business. "The Kiss of Charity." At a meeting of Delegates from the Church es of Uunkards thronghout tho United ,aT0 jntciy DCon perpetrated on tho States, it was decidod that colored Western plains, all arise from the ras persons should be received into the ealiiy perpetrated upon them by the church, that all the brcthcrn should Government agents, during tho past be left to their own choice and taste five years. This seems natural. Those as to saluting them with the holy kiss, mn ...i10 imvn Rrt rf5,rnriti,.Jiiiv robbed and those that w ithheld tho kiss should uu reguruuu us uiun in me juiih. The Brady Hold property in Hur rinburg, with all its furniture and fix- fnro4 lifia Lnitn baLI in D'ltnrl H. Hiiiil.ii.Hon, formerly proprietor of tho United States Hotel. Tho price paid was ?40,U00, ' a Dead. FannioScward, only daugh- terof Secretary Seward, died at Wash- ington, on the 29th ult., of billions The Contfrraltre Irr. , I Tho Conservatives throughout tho Mato anil Union aro stronger to day than they huvo ever boon in tho liiuto- rv of tho nution. Thev constitute an immense, army of frcomen, who aro nilliK- hn 1 1 lirwr fnp t ha t rnml if nt innnl mt0ration which alone will biinj; buck thn rrnmi nlil timna nf fliA lfxmililio J r .". r -- .vj.v..v, nna increase tho national prosperity ,.1, :Q ,,i,.n,i : ,. , l, the madness of tho liadicula. An long as tho Democratic party ruled, the na tion was happy and united, and nil her wnvs were ways of pleasantness, and A ' I nil . .. I 1, A n .. 4 1. ' till un iiuma, iruuiu. .nil ouuu ua wiu old Democratic landmarks were ohlit-j I I o I desolated tho land and drenched its! fBrlil 8oil with fraternal blood." The supremacy oi the government having . 1)roudv maintained on everv foot 0f Federal territory, it is now the du ty ot every true patriot to endeavor to rcstoro as speedily as possible "the era of good feeling," and promote that union of sentiment and action which will mutually benefit all sections. This object cannot be more certainly attained than by properly supporting tha rfn cnta i trn nenuu fi' t lin i.niiniii (a - IIV WHOM ttll'' I'llOO V IIIV VWUUll 1 , jTll0 circlIation of ait BUch Journals They,8i10uld be increased in every locality. lherc are comparatively but few who are too poor to take a newspaper, and those who can subscribe should unhes itatingly do so for the benefit of those who cannot. Let tho Conservatives give this matter their prompt and earnest attention. Age. Jt'EWS ITEJUS. Mrs. Deborah Bedford, aged 93, living in AVaverly, Pa., is the sole sur vivor of the Wyoming massacre. Some of the members elect to tho next State Legislature have already arrived in Harrisburg and aro looking lor quarters. Hon. Jabcz B. Stark, of Wilksbarro, has been appointed Collector of the 12th Revenue District of this State. Mr. Stark was formerly Senator lrom Luzerne county. He is a staunch Democrat. Charles Dougherty, Esq., of 'Wilkes- barre, has received the appointment of United States Consul at London derry, Ireland. Mr. D. is a 3 0ung Irish- American of more than ordinary abil ity, and is a staunch Democrat. Tho people of Tennessee, in mass meeting assembled, have repudiated tho action of tho legislative Kuinp of that State in ratitying the Itump amendment. So the people of every State, outside of New England, are prepared to do. The Government is making daily removals b' tho tcorc, in the Asses sing, Collecting and other revenue de partments. I ho old rats would sink the ship of stato in a few years more, if allowed to remain and continue their robberies. ...... ' Governor Humphreys, of Mississip pi, in view of the precarious condition of Jeff. Davis' health, recommends the Legitlaturo to appoint one or more commissioners to go to Washington to confer with the President with a view to tho release of Davis on parole or on bail. - Tho Vermont Legislature elected L. P. Toland and George T. Edmunds, United States Senators, to fill the un expired terms of Messrs. Collamcr aud Foote, deceased. Hon. Justin S. Morrill was chosen Senator for the full term of six years, from the fourth of March. The Supreme Court of Indiana, by a unanimous vote, havo decided that tho thirteenth article of the State Constituiion.called thc"black article," which forbids negroes, from coining into the State, to bo in conflict with tho Constitution of the United States, and as such null and void. Three members of tho New York CitT Radical Committee have been arrested and held for trial for forging naturalization papers. Over 2,U00 forged papers were found in their pos session. This is tho way the "law and order party retain power through lraud and corruption. One of tho "Bureau" officials, while traveling in the cars in Alabama no ticed a lady with a negro in atten dance, and ho remarked : "Madam, I sec you havo ono of my children." "Yes, sir'replicd tho lady. "I perceive tho resemblance 1" A slight tittering was observed in that part of the car, and tho "Bureau left. General John A Gleeson, of Fenian "a,nc- received a letter from President Jl,nw?.n Saturday, appointing him iirigadier Uoneral ot volunteers, ooneral ot volunteers, in recognition of his gallant and meritor ious services in the field, having fought bravely through thirty-five general engagements. His commission datts from March 13th, 1865. The tcrriblo Indian massacres that tncjr own neighbors during this lime, would of courso havo no scruples in I robbing tho Indian. "Support Copcrcfis" is the cry of the RadicHln. JIavo not ConercBS JjKen B'"ie"6 l,Rr OI inomiwivCT They voted themselves 14,000 ench extra pay for their two jcnrs arduous services in keeping tho Union divid- cd. And the people havo pot to pay this in taxes. That is quiet enough for tho people (o do in tbe mater of "unpporting Congms." I They are t'twardt .f. Tho backing down of tho Mongrels at Baltimore will havo a benclicial! eirect on tho country, lor they aro in stinctively and necessaril' cowards, and only need to bo bruvcly confront ed to exhibit their cowurdico. How can it bo otherwiso f Tho negro, with his inferior nature, naturally shrinks from a combat of any kind with the superior white, man, and tho white nig ger, tho man who voluntarily abolishes ins supremacy, and goes down, or tries to get down, to a level with tho lower nature, mud bo a coward, of course. If, when the "hiirher law" was fashionable, those Democrats ficiz.N0w is your Time to Call and Examine, - - - huh m. j a v A J V Iv W uatl shot dowu tho villains that, without any legal process, dared to arrest them, wo should have heard no more of Sew ard's littlo bell, or of Stanton's tele grams. In fact it was the duty, the high, imperative, unavoidable duty of the citizen to kill, right on the spot, any man and every man who, tramp ling the law under his vile feet, dared to arrest a freo born American. Had '.his been done at the beginning no doubt tho valuable life of tho late Abrnhuiu-Lincoln would have been secure, and tho "cause of freedom" might now rejoice in its leader. Lut it was not ; a thousand freo born Americans were so false to their own manhood as to submit to unlawful ar rest without resistance, and it may be doubted if they are not morally re sponsible for Lincoln's death. But be this as it ma-, this backing down of the Mongrels at Baltimore will do much to cxnoso their real character. and to strengthen legal order. Day HOOK. .. a a i i .. Thirty clerks were turned out of tho Phila3elphia Posl-ofBcc on tho 1st instant. That is richt; uut the Dis- unionists out. A man that opposes "tho Government" is not to be trusted. THE EAGLE HOTEL, CURWENSVILI.E, 1A. L. W. TEX LYCK, rRoianTroa. rrvnE uudcraigned, having become proprietor X. of tbe above botol, wiabea to rive notict to the citiiena of thia eounljr, aa well ai to tha travelling public, that tho bouae baa been refuted and rfurnihed for the enteruinment of bia gucatt. Ilia table will be furnished with every thing tho market auurda. At hia Har will be luund the beat branda of all kinda of Liquori. GOOD tiTAULINii attached, and Dona but careful boatlert employed. JJM-tr U W. TEN EYCK. RAIL KOAI) IKlIIsC, Main St . Pbilipa burg, I'enn'a, Kobkrt Lloto. Proprietor. Keepa constantly on band the cboiateat of liquora. Ilia table ia alaa.ia luiinlied with tha belt the Market afford. The traveling pulic, will do well to give hint a call. Nov lat. ISfii. CI KOKGE FALK tnkea tbia method of iurirm. f iog the watermen of Clear&eld county that na naa renueu ana reopenea the boiei lormerly kept by E. Scbreiaar, at Coieatown, where be will take especial paina to render satisfaction to all who favor him with their patronage. Coieatown, April 12, na. draly. I.UKfcST llUUSt Monni lowunliij., Uainkr P. Bioh, Proprietor. This large and comtnodioua House ia ailuatej on tha turnpike, 7 tnilea west of Curweneville, and 8 milei east of Lutheraburg. The Proprie tor will spare no effort to make bia guests com -fortuble and their atny with him pleaaant, and thereby expeota to receive a liberal share of pub lie patronage. Dec. JO, 18i.-if. IJXW'UTOM'S MiTICIi Notice ii here j by given tbut Letters Teatauirntary, have thia dy been granted to tbe rubaeribera, on the Kstata of William Keott, deceased, lata of Burnaide township, Clearfield co , i'enn'a. All peraoua indebted to said Estate are requested to make Immediate payment, ani tbosa having claims against the Mine will preaent '.hem duly authenticated for aettlem nt. OTHELLO SMEAD, octI4 tit pd I leetit-.r. I) Ml N I rTATTrT NTi VC liTNotiee ia hereby given that letters of Administra tion, on Ike estate of Emetine Owrna. deceased. late of Lawrence township, Cloarfiold Co., 'a., bave thia day been duly granted to tbe under signed, to wbom all persons indebted to said ea tale will please make payment, and them having olaitna or demands will present them for settle ment without delay. ANTHONY JIILK, octIO 6i Adm'r. tyHI. LASH'S Improved five Duller J WASIIINU MACHINE, ia now offered to the publlo as tht cheapest, sunniest and moat efficient Washing Machine in the country. The exclusive right for the fate of thia ma chine in your own (Slate or county ran be secured by applying aoon at our store, 727 Market street, Philadelphia, Pa. J. 6. LASH A Co. Also, tha beat Clothes Wringer in the market. Wholesale and retail. p-trA very liberal discount to country mer chants and dealera generally. je.O.'RA the estate of Rudolph Lit a, deceased. itie undersigned Aiulitor, appointed by the Court to make distribution of the liulunee remain ing in the hands of James Wriley, administrator of said estate, will attend to the duties of bis ap pointment, at hia cilice In Clearfield, on Fridar, tha lVtlh day of October, IXflA, at whieh time aiid place all parties in interest enn niiprnr. oetl-rlt J. lll.AKK WALTERS, Auditor. 4 lMIM!iKA rOlt'S MOTU'i:. Letters i Jl of Ailininistration having bwn Krniitcd tlic uinleraipned on the estate of l)r. II. 1'. Thompson, dee'd, late of Curwensville, Clearfield county, all persons indebted to said cstute will make immedi ate payment, and those having claims against the same will present them properly aiithenliented for settlement. JOHN IRVI.V, Oetinot Administrator. lll.l)ll.lt V Hull M l l,S. A recent bill has paased both Houses of Congress and signed by tha President, giving a three years' soldier Slot) ana two vr.' .nlir.Ar SQ. yr-erDOU.NTIKS and TENSIONS collected' by me, for tbos entitled to then. WALTER BARRETT, auS-tf Alt'y at Law, Clearfield, Pa. C'Ofl MoniTi I Agents wanted furi'r Hrrlf aeie ariwn, Just out. Addreas 0. f. UAREY. City building, BiJdeford, Ma. May IS. ly.lHnlt. lt rtl.lt 1 1 to te had at MKRT KLL A PIILER'S. rpiii.Mni.i: ski. ins a pip, noxeat X Ang. K;i,'r5 MEKUELL A III ILER'S. )ulley lllocka, all aitas. and beat manufac ture, at MKKKK1.I, A BKH.KK B RAKT KOPK3 of all sises, for aale at Declaim. MERRELL A BIOLER. riVuaaei and bitomlnal supporters of every JL kind or the latest improvements, fur ale at tha tirag Plnre of. MAHTSWICK A lWIS. I Jure Liberty White Lead. wii do more and better work at a given Coat, than any other 1 Try it I Manufactured only by Zsini.a t BstlTSj, W hnlesale I'rug, Paint tllass dealers. No. 187 North Third St., Phll a. March II, 'en. ly I luflklo Kobcs,Knes and Horse lllankela at JJ Not!, '. MERIIELL BISLEH'S. 0, YES! 'O, YES! TWENTY TEU CENT. LOWER THAN ANYWHERE ELSE IN THE COUNTY. JOHN S. RADE1JACII, HAVINO opened a new stor it the "Blut In Clearfield county, wishes to notify Ilia public tli lit he la determined to sell all kind or Ooods CIIKAFF.lt. than the CHEAPEST, in defiance to tha county. While lie is placing on bis shelves a full assort ment of Dry Ooodi, Groceries, Quocnswaro, Hardware, Earthenware, Drugs. Oila, and Taints, Medicines, Ac, Ac, Ac. HATS, CArS, BOOTS & SHOES, Of all kinds, constantly kept on band. , A general assortment of READY-MADE CL 0 THIXG, For Men and Boys' wear. JP-A11 to be sild at a ery LOW PRICE for CASH, or exchanged for all kinds of Marketing. JT4-SAWED LUMBER A SHINGLES takeu in exchange lor goods. oct24 tf JOHN 6. RADEBACII. FARMERS, MERCHANTS, AND CITIZENS, Look (o your Interests! G. S. FLEGAL, riilllpsburp, Centre county, Peuu'a, MASCFACTUnF.lt OF Tin and Sheet Iron Ware, TOULD respectfully Inform bis friends and the publia generally, that he Has OrENED Larue Sale Booms In tha borongh of Pbil:psburg, Pa., for tha man ufacture and sale of STOVES AXD TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE, Of every description, manufactured from the best material, and Sold at the Lowest Cash Prices. Merchants desiring to purchase will And it to their advantage to examine my stock before pur chasing elsewhere. T-A!I orders for SPOUTING and OTHER WOHK will be attended toon tbe SHORTEST NOTICE. aeplltf 18G6 NEW piiii.aii:mmiia WALL l'Al'KltS. 18G6 FALL STYLES. IIOWKLL & BOUHKE, Manufacturers of Paper Hangings and Window Shades, Cor. Fourth A Murkct f?ts., l'hiladclphia. N. B. A!w,ir in store, a large stock of LINEN and OIL SlIAl'KS, srp m FALL STYLES OF BONNETS AND HATS JUST RECKlVi:r AT petit. 20. 1R.-.0. Mrs. w nixirt. "HET THE ilEST." wiiki;m:ii .b wiixix'H lliirhet Premium, I,oek Stitrh, SEWING MACHINES. A I.L inquiries in rrfcronce to this "A No. 1" l MiM-hine iiromptlv answered. They can he procured lrom me at city pnres. WAl. 1. II AMI l,Tl., Acont, OCt.t-tf Lutlicrshurg, 1'a. Attention, Soldiers. EQUALIZATION OF BOUNTY. a i.i, jmu.iii i,hs if iil-r-'t.l are V entitled to an INCREASED IlOlNTY. '1 lie undersigned Is tirrpiircd. to enllert all such Bounties, aa well as tiie increased par to Holilii-rs' Widows. All inquiries and coiuiiiuiiirntioiia an swered prtiiiiptlv. liisrliargea reueiited fur. I'ost Olliec a'l.lniw, Curwensvillo, i'n. aepVtr .IOSIA1I KVANS. QUKSMITHINO. ETC I WOULD jnst Inform tbe citiiena of Clearfield and vicinity, that I have opened a shop In aid borough, ner Mr. C. Km tier's store, for tbe purpose of uisnulncturing and repairing GUNri, PISTOLS, WATCHES AND CLOCKS. I guarantee all my work, and expect Insecure my patronage by promptness and attention to business, and executing my wotk in tbe best style f tbe art Uive ine a call and ' my capacity. JAMES P. WITHEROW. June 13. ln-tf A V H O C I. A JI A TI t N 1 1 GOING IT ALONE!!!) Xobody rrolilhltcd from bulnjr my Iloota nd Allocs on account ol If ace or Color. Being thus liberal minded, I take this method of informing tbe oiliiens of Clearfield and vl einity, that I bars opened a shop on Second sL, next door to the Coun'.y National Rank, over Watson's I'rug Store, where I am prepared to mske to order everything in tbe BOOT and 6IIOE line, out of the best materiel and in the most workmanlike maimer, and on short rotice All I ask is a trial. Done at Clearfield, this eighteenth day of July, A. U. IHfin. HARRY It iSS. C?1 PtfsA ' Year I Wa want Agents 1 ifjyJXJ everywhere to sell our larRovsu f20 Sewing Machines. Three new kinds. I n der and upper teed. Sent on trial. Warranted tve years. Aoove salary or large commissioni paid. The oiii.t machinej sold in United States f'-r less than $10, which are fU litmwi by Howe, vt hrelcr n ilson, Urover A linker, Singer A Co., and Baoheldor. All otber cheap midlines are fnriNtfrntenisand the sefer or " are iiofte to nrrest, fine and Impi tsoninent. II-n-trated circulars sent ma. Address, or rail npon Shaw A Clark, at lliddeford, Maine, or CkMaHto, III. f stj 1", l6S.Iy. NEW HARDWARE STORE'cleanse the blood. Philipsburg, Centro Co., Pa. 6. n, ZEI6LHR & CO. DEALERS IN Foreign and Domestic Hardware, Wood Willow and Tin Ware, Stoves, Oils, ' ' ' Paints, Glass, &c, tic. 'X'lIE attention of Mechanics, lluildors, Farm I era, Lumbermen, and Huyers generally, it invi'ed o tbe fact that we are offering a bettor assortment ol goods in our line, than can be lound eluewbere in this pirt of the State, at Prices to Suit the Times. Our stock comprises a general assortment of TOOLS and MATERIALS used by Carpenters, blacksmiths, Carriage and Wagon Makers, Join ers, Ac, Ac; together with a large stock of IKON, NAILS, STEEL, bTIKES, MINING SUPPLIES, SAD DLKKT, ROPE, CHAINS, GRINDSTONES, CIR CULAR, MILL, & CROSS-CUT SAWS, ENAMELLED, FINISHED, AND PLAIN HOLLOW WARE, CABLE CHAINS, LARD, LINSEED, COAL, LUCRICATIXO, AND FISH OILS, TURPENTINE, BENZINE, VARNISHES, COAL-OIL LAMPS & LANTERNS. An excellent assortment of FINE CUTTLERT. comprising Knives, Focks, Dessert, Tea, and Table bpouna, Scissors, Razors, Ac. BEITTANIA IND SILVER-PLATED WARE. TIN WARE IN GREAT VARIETY and best Manufacture. Household, Horticultural, Fanning and Rafting implements, or the latest and most improved j'Stterns. Blacksmiths can be supplied with ANVILS, BELLOWS, VICES, SLEDGES,1 HAMMERS, HORSE AND MULE SHOES, HORSE NAILS, And all kinds of IRON AND STEEL. Carpenters and Builders will find in our estab lishment a superior stock of riancs, Saws, Augers, Hatchets, Single, Double-Bit and Pealing Axes, JIammers, Files, Hinges, Ch isels, Screws, Lolts, Locks, Pulleys, Sash, Cord, f e., dc. Farmers and Riftmcn will find everything in tbeir line, and cheaper than can be had else whore. .Particular attention Is Invited to OUR STOCK OF STOVES, Comprising Fpear's Colebrated Anti-Dust, Cook and Parlor Stoves, of all sixes. Also, Til E N I AO A R A COOK, T ARLOR COOK, BRILLIANT, DAWN, DEW DROP, ARCTIC AXD COMMON EGO, I'OCKET, Ac, Ao. WaS-All of tho above Goods will bo sold CHEAP FOR CASII., G. II. ZE1GLER $ Co. Thilipsburg, Oct 10, lSAMy Administrators' Sale Of REAL ESTATE In pursuance of an order of the Orphans' Court of Clearfield eounty, made the 27th day of September, tsi'ifl, there will be exposed to public sale, in the bor ough of Oscenla. Clearfiuld county, on Saturday, the ntli of November, iHOtl, at 2 o'clock, p. to., the following described real estate of Geo. Kephart, deceased, vis: .f t'crlain riece of Land, In Decatur township, Clearfield enanty, bounded by lands of John Riains, Walter Morgan, Stephen Kepbarl and others, Containing 73 Acres and 69 Terchei and allowance, with about forty acres cleared, and a log bouse and log barn tboreon erected. CoXtiiTioxs or Sil.R Cash on confirmation of sale. RICHARD lUtlllKS, SIMON KEFIIAUT, oct24-4t Adin'ra. jUW CLOT II INC !TOR FLEMING &. HOELi CfR r.NSVtt.l.K, Pkmr'a, In the Poit Oflicc building, havo just received and opened a Inre and fine assortment of ready made i.liitlnng. ror t ash they sell cheaper than the i are eontaiitly iroeiving fresh sup ld "sec for yourselves. Oct, ll, 'lift-ill. clicnpeM, ami plies, t all am! itch t n t ii i itch t SCBATCH! SCRATCH I SCRATCH I WHEATON'8 OINTMENT UI11 Cure the Itch In 4H llourn. 4 LO. cares Salt Rheum. Tlcers, Chilblalna, J and all Eruptions of tbe Skin. Price Ml cents. Kcr ssle by all Hmg(.its. By srnding sixty cents to WEEKS A PolTER, soleagents, 170 Washington street, Boston, il will be f 'T warded by mail, Ire of postage, to any part nf th I'nited Slates. For sal at ilartswick A Irwln, Clearfield, ft. July IJ, llf-ly WITneotTiipt.ortaintcd Blood, yea are alck all over. It may barst out in Pimples, or Fores, or in sorr.e active disease, or it may y merely keep you listless, depress-,;' ed and good lor nothina:. llut mv' cannot have good health while your blood ia In pure. Arm's SiHArmi,n purges out tbe iuipuniiiea ; ft expels diretse and restores hei and stimulates the organs of lifo into vigor action. Hence it rapidly cures a variety of er pliiints which are caused by impurity of tbe blc tnr'li nt fi.irnfitln n, tin.1, Lw.l 1'.. . m. ! . Eruptions', pimpies, iiot'Ches, itu., , Anthony's Fire, Rose or Eryaipelos, Tcttr alt VbKa'n HaM Kin8 worm.cano 1 Canecrou. Tumors. Sum Fve.. FenialM lli. Jsucb as Retention, Irregularity, 8uppr Whites, Sterility, alao Syphilis or Venere eases, Liver Complaints, und Heart I I Try Avkh's Eaksai-akilla, and see for the surprising activity with which it cli mood and cures these disorders. During lata years the publio bave be by large bottlus, pretending to give a Extmct of Sarsaparilla for one dollar, these bave been frauds upon tbe sick, ' not only contain little, if any, Barest often no curative ingredient whatever, bitter disappointments bas followed th the various extracts of Sursaparilla wh; tbe market, until tbe name itself has I synonymous with imposition and cheat, we call this compound, "Sarsaparilla .. tond to supply such a remedy as shall reseu nametruin the load of obloquy which rests v it. We tbink we have ground for believ'ma bas virtues which are irresistible by tbe class i .' diseases it is intended to cure. We can aaiuto the rick, that we olior thorn the best alterative we know bow to produce, and we have reason to believe, it is by far the most effectual puriQor of the blood yet discovered. Ater' Cherry Pkctorsl is so universal? known to turpass every other medicine for thw cure of Coughs, Colds, Influenza, UoarseneKs, Croup, Iironchitis, Incipient Consumption, sail for lbs relief of Consumptive Patients in ad vanced stages of the disease, that it is useless here to recount the evidence of its virtues. Tbe world knows them. Oct 24, 186ft, Prepared by D. J. 0. Atir A Co., Lowell, Mass., and sold by C. D. Wataxn, Clearfield; W. 0. Me't, Glen Uepe; Irvin A llart.-bnrn, Cur wonsvilie; Kirk Spencer. Lumber City. 1866.KT-" 18CG. IJIIILADELnilA AND ERIE RAIL . ROAD. Tliia great line traverse the Nurthern and Northwest counties of Pennsylva nia to the city of Erie on Lake Erie. It has bean leased and is operatsd by tha PENN'A RAIL ROAD COMPANY. Tim of Passenger trains at Emporium. Leave Iastvrard. Erie Mail Train 6.02 P.M. Erie Express Train 1.43 P. M. Leave Wei'tvard. Erie Mail Train 12.00 M. Er e Express Train 1.53 A. M. Passenger cars run through on tha Erie Mail and Express Trains without change both way between Philadelphia and Erie. New York Connection. Leave N. York at 9 a. m., arrive at Erie 4.30 a.m. Leave Erie at 4.4 f.m., arrive at N.York 4.10 p.ra No change of Cars between I'.rie A M.York Elegant Sleeping Cars on all Night trains. For information respecting Passenger busi ness, apply at Cor. 30th and Market St's, Phil's). And for Freight business af tha Company'! Agents S. B. Kingston, jr., Cor. 13th and Market streets, Philadelphia. J W. Reynolds, Erie. Win. Brown, Agent, N. C. R. R., Baltimore. II. H. Houston, Oeneral Freight Agt. Phil'a. II. W. (Iwinnrr, General Tirket Agt. Phil'. A L. TYLER, flcneral Puperinten lnt, Erie I'uloiacu M.iy 4tf, ir-id. ribis is an article, for washing without rubbing, 1 exorpt in very dirty placea, which will r- i uire a very s Ight rub, and unlike oiber prepar ations out'red fur a like purpose, will hot ot tux cloth rs, but will leave them much wntiin than ordinary methods, withnut the asaal wear and tear. It removes grease spats as if by magie, and softens the dirt by soairfig, so that rinsing will in ordinary cases entirely remove it. This powder is nreparsd in accordsnce witti chemical science, and upon a process peculiar to itseir. whieb Is secured by Litters Patent, It has been in nse fur more t-nn a year, and bas proved itseif an universal favorite wherever it bas been used. Among Ike advantages claimed: are the following, via. It saves all the expenses of soap usually nsej on cotton aad liten goods. It saves most of the labor of rubbing, and wear and tear. Also, for cleaning windows it is unsurpassed. With one quarter iho time and labor usually re quired it impaits a beautiful gloss aud lustrs. much superior to any other mode. Ko water !. quired except to moisten the row der. Directions w-.in esrh package. And can be readily appreciated by a sins;!) trial. The oost af washing for a family of Br or six persons will not exceed Times crT. 1 be manufacturers of this powder are awar) that many uselesscompounds havs ben introduc ed to th publio which have rotted th cloth, or failed in removing Ihe dirt, but knowing the in trinsic excellence of this article, tbe confidently proclaim it as being adapted to meet a demand which has long existed, and which has hereto fore remained unsupplied. Mauafactured by UOWB A STEVENS. 2H0 Broadway, Boston. Also, Manufacturers cf Family Dye Colors. For sale by flroeers and Dealer everywhere. Oct.. 10th lSfieV. S mo. I j I l ot K; K A I 1 1 Ii K!ll. M'UA t u Hkx, having purchased th Photograph establish ment ormerly conducted by 11. Bridge, would respectfully announce to the eitisens of Clear- Hold and adjoining counties, that he bas recont iy made additional improvements to both sky light and aparatue, and he flatters himself that he can satisfy Ihe most faatideous taste in a rata and lifelike likeness. lie also keeps constantly on band a good as sortment of (luilt, Rosewood, and Walnut frame Albums of all aises and styles and an endlesa variety of ras s, lockets, ete , which be will dis pose of at very moderate prices, for cash- His gallery is in Shaw's row, (up stair,) Mar ket street, Clearfield, Pa., where he is always rea lty to acunmmodate customers who mav be i wantofagood Likeness of themselves or friends. 1 articular attention lis id to convinir d'I kinds of pictures, etc. November 15 n, 1 MIS, (SlIIAKI IIJ Ii ACAIM'.MV. the exer J rises of this Instilutioa will be resumed on Mondny, the loth day of Septen.bcr, A. V 1K6A. Pupil can enter at any time. They will b charged with tuition from the time they enter t the close of the Session. Ihe course of Instruction embraces every thing included in a thorough, practical and accom plished eduoation for both soxes. The Principal, l aving had th advantage cf murh experience ia hia profession, assurea pa rent and guard sua that his entire ability and energies will be devoted to Ihe moral and men tal training of the youth placed under hi charge. H:km Ot' 1 M l ION. Ortbogrsphy, Beading, Writing, and Primary Arithmetic, per 6esion ( II weeks) 3 Ol) Grammar, Geography, Aritkmeti, and History S 0 Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Men suration, Surveying, Philosophy, Physi ology, Chemistry, Book Keeping, Botany and Physical tleography . . tt (0 Latin and tlreek, with an; of th av Branches $11 TO XfSo deduction wilt be made- for absences. jtJTkT further particulars inquire af Rev. Y. L. II A MH1SO.N. A. M.. Clearlisld. July 1 1, IS61 tf. Principal lal, 1 halo and Linseed Oils, Family Dy, J v.irniehoa and paiata of all kinds ground hi oil For sale ky ILAl.
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