Clearfield Republican. (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, November 14, 1866, Image 4

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    Religious Miscellany.
Whene'er l duty wail fur thee.
With kiIkt judgment view itt
Ami never idly wih it don?
Hrgin at ouoc, and do iu
The word of God speaks of Him not
as a law, but us tlio lil'o of nil tliat is
the Being who feels and is ielt, it
loved and loves nirnin ; fuel my heart
throb into His; counts tho hairs of
my head ; hears my prayers and in
terprets them through a Spirit which
has affinity with my spirit.
To-Morrow may never come to ns
We do not live in to-morrow. We
cannot find it in any of our title deeds. J
The man who owns whole blocks of
real estate, and prent ships on the sea,
does not own a single moment of to
morrow. To-monow ! It is a mys
terious possibility, not yet born. It
lies under the seat of midnight, be
hind the veil of glistening constella
tions. Chapin.
God has entrusted important truth
to our chargo, and has given us clear,
rational, beneficent idoas and princi
ples, not for our selfish enjoyment and
exclusive monopoly, but for the world.
We are merely trustees and almoners,
and are utterly ialse to our steward
ship, if we tie up in an ecclesiastical
nankin the precious trcasuro which
Providence intended we should dis
burse and distribute until it becomes
the circulating medium of the world,
and all mon are enriched and ennobled
by their share of it.
A forcible writer says : "A believing,
loving heart, purified by faith, is the
medium of divine knowledge. 'The
pecrct of the Lord is with them that
fear him ; and ho will show them bis
covenant.' It is love that brings light.
'There would bo nojight in our world
were it not for the atmosphere ; and
just so is it with the soul. Love in
the atmosphere through which light
reaches the inmost vision of the soul.
Without faith working by and through
love, receiving the truth in the love
of it, we are mere children of sense
and darkness." Love not only puts
away the darkness and hindrances to
spiritual sight, bnt it introduces the
soul to a high and heavenly atmos
phere. A Christian cannot always hear, or
always read, or always communicate,
but he may pray continually. No
placo, no company, can deprive him
of this privilege. If be be on tho top
of the house with Peter, be may pray ;
if ho be in the bottom of the ocean
with Jonah, he may pray ; if ho be
walking in the field with Isaac, he
may pray when no eye seeth him j if
he be waiting at the tablo with Nehe
rniah, he may pray when no carhear
eth him. If he be in tho mountains
with our Saviour, he may pray ; if he
be in the prison with Paul, lie may
Eray; wherover he is, prayer will
clphim to find God out. Every saint
is God's temple; "and ho thatcarrieth
his tcmplo about him," saith Austin,
"may go to prayer when ho pleuseth."
' Indeed, to a Christian, every house is
a house of prayer, every closet a cham
ber of presenco, and every place he
conies to an alter whereon ho may
ofl'er tho sacrifice of irnyvr.-Swinnoai.
Prono as our earthly spirits are to
clcavo unto tho dust, what should we
be if all our worldly hopes were to be
realized f Wiso and kind is that sys
tem of discipline under which wo ore
all i 'laced ; and when, at (ho closo of
hie, we come to look back on our
meiitul history, we shall never be in
clined to say of this affliction or that
mortification "It nnirlit have been
spared." We shall then see that our
prayers for spirituality of mind were
answered by the removal of thoso
worldly joys which produced a contra
ry disposition ; and that when we do
sired that "our affections might be
set on things above," our dearest
inenus were taken there ! that so
heaven might become dearer, and
earth less attractive. Such weaning
events must tend, not only to reconcile
our minds to the shortness of life, but
to make us rejoice in it. We feel that
"they are light afflictions," because
"they are but for a moment.
Were you sinking in mid ocean
would you refuse a helping hand, till
you had earned it, or unless tho honor
of your preservation were to bo as
signed to you? Why then should
you bo guilty of the folly of refusings
free and full Biilvation from death, and
misery, and wrath, and hell f You
know full well that you did nothing
to induce God to send His Son into
the world, ion know that you con
iriimtea not one mite of merit to
Christ's obedience, not ono particle of
virtue to llissacntico; you know just
as well that now you can add nothing
to what Christ has done, has suffered!
or still docs in heaven. Surely then
it is far from rational to attempt to
add anything an attempt made at
the risk of eternal life. Xay, if you
had had the planning of redemption,
could you have desired anything more
suitable to you than this, that Christ
should have all the work, and all the
honor too, whilo you received nil tho
benefit f 1 ct tins is salvation. Where,
fore be constrained, he induced, he on.
courpged, to take of the water of life,
without money and without prico. '
Am I asleep to righteousness? Io
I fail to hear her invitations ? When
she knocks at my door, do I not 1Pflr f
or for a moment aroused, do I quickly
fall asleep again? When I arise in
the morning, urn I still asleep, so far
as relates to hungering ami thirsting
after righteousness? When she points
to some spot where temptation is wait
ing for ine, and bids me avoid it do 1
gounhording to that very spot ? When
I road tho Scriptures, do I remain in
sensible to her thrilling accents ?
When she brings some poor distressed
crcaturo to my door, do 1 motion the
latter angrily? When she would
draw me to some haunt of miserv, do I
plead a more important engagement f
When she Inds me leave nntasted the
meal to which I am about to sit down,
that I may carry words of consolation
to some ' hihi of sorrow, do I bid her
wait? Oh! let me remember that,
when I am not awake to
ri'rhtpotm-
ness, I am sinning. Sin folds mo in
her pall, and the night of death has
dominion over me, if 1 be not awake
(o righteousness. Awake to right
eousness, that righteousness may tako
thee by the hand, as the angel did
Jt, and lead thee to a place of safety.
in, a. WAi.i.ti i, x u, mints,
I. BLilt WALTER, rAKK VIKLMNQ.
WALLACE, BIGLER 41 FIELDING,
VTIOKUKVS at LAW. ClearCeld, -a.
Leg-si butlnettof all klndt promptly and
arcuraloly attended to. M ay Ii, 'ntl-lv.
THOiS. J. McCU L L OUGrT,
VTTORNEV AT LA W. Office adjoining tht
Hank, formerly occupied by J. II. Mrttonlly,
h.q., Market ttreet, Clearneld, I'a. Will attend
protnptlv tn Collections, bale of Lands, Ao.
Iieo. 17. 'S.2.
JOHN L. CUTTLE,
A TTOHNEY AT LAW and HKAL KSTATB
V Agent, Clearfield, Pa. Odine on Market
tree!, oppotite tbe jail. Hotpeollully oners bi
services in telling aod buying landi in Clearfield
and adjoining oountiei ; and with an experience
of over twenty yearn aj a Surveyor, lit Iter himself
that be eao render satisfaction. Feb. '63 if.
ROBERT J. WALLACE,
VTTOKNKY AT LAW, Clearfield, Penn'a.
Office .0 chaw's Hew, opposite tbe Journal
outos. ueo. 1, ipas.
WM. M. McCULLOUGH,
A TTORKEV AT LAW. Clearteld, Penn'a,
Office on Market btreet, one door seat of tbe
"Clearfield County Bank." May 4, Isotlf.
JOHN H. ORVIS. C. T. ALtXANllIR.
ORVIS &, ALEXANDER,
VTTORNKY8 AT LAW,
bept. lHlb Ibltlly. Utlle'onte, Fa.
" dr. j. p. burchfTeld ,
I ATS burgeon of tbe S.ld Regiment, Penn'a
J Volunleeri, baring returned trout the Army,
ouert bit profettioutl serviros to tbe eititens of
Clearfield and vicinity. Professions! calll prompt
ly attended to. OBios on bouth Kail corner si
3d and Market streets. April i. lHrjrj. tf.
DENTISTRY.
J. P. CORNETT, Pbhtist, offrt
hi proffnft'JDt f ervirw to lb citl
n of CurwftiPTille nd ficlnitT.
Office in iJrujt'Hture, corner Mr in and Thfit.ipt.un
itrotttJ. lUurweniville, Mij 11, lbo6-lr pd
J. BLAKE WALTERS,
SCKIVENEK AND CONVEYANCER, and
Agent for the Purrhaie and Sale of Lsoda,
Clearfield, Pa. Prompt atteo tion given to all
business connected witb tbe eouuty ofticei. Office
with lion. Win. A. Wallace. Jan. 1, ISflo tf.
JOREPIl II. UltKTII, Juttice of the Pe.ce, and
Licenied Coneyanoer, Kew Varhington,
Clearfield county. Pa.
i?o 1 In 1 1.
rAMES C. BARRETT, Jutllee of the Peace
I and Liceneed Conveyancer, Luthertburg,
Clearfield oounty, Pa. Collection! end remit
lanoei promptly made, and ill kiodi of legal In
strutnenis tiecutued on abort notice,
Lutnersburg, May Vtli, IS6n-tr.
1. . N mRlur. ATII, MITCHELL.
lilolSinnraj iS Hiulfasllll.
Dealers in Foreign and Domeetie Mercbandiie,
Lumber, (Jrain, et-e. Mew Washington,
October Si, 18CS.-Iy.pJ. Clearfield Co., Pa.
C. KKATZEK & SOX,
A TF. H C II A N 1 M, dealer, in Dry Ooodt
jJL Clothing, Hardware, Cuttlery, Queenaware I
Orouerief. bhtnglci, and Proviilonl. At the old
ftand on Front btreet above the Academy.
Uearneid, December utb, 180-tl,
J. P. KKATZEK,
A T F.IK II ST, and dealer In Dry Ooodt
iyl Clothing, Hardware, Cjueeniware, Uroceriet
Proritione, Ao.
Market ttreet, oppoilte the Jail, Clearfield Pa.
April itb IKMj
LEON M. COUTKIET,
MKItl II ANT, end dealer in Dry Goodi,
Heady-made Clothing, Groceries, Liquor ,
irugf end .Mfdicinee, lieu and , Broin and
Bhnei, Hardware, Tinware, Ae. Frenebrille
Clearfield county. Pa. May , 'no.
C IOB CI r. WARDI.I, CHARLI4 N. KKED
WHOLESALE GKOCERH.
Tobacco, Ten, bpiccs, &c., &c,
N. K. for. fllb A Market 8le.,
Feb. 14. lHGG-Om. Pill LADELfHIA.
cvkemi's howe.
Justice of the Peace.
For DacATua Town ih I p.
will promptly attend to all buiineti entrueted to
hiieare. r. O. Ad drew. Tbilipaburg I'a.
Aug. Slit m
THOMAS M CKI.sMAN,
Agent fnr the Singer Sewing Machine!.
PMIip'iiurg, Centre CO., Penn'a.
Oct. lltb, l.ftj.-tf.
REMOVAL.
J. P. KRAMER,
bat removed to his new Ware-RonniR, on
Market St., Clearfield, Pa.,
her lie ha opened very Urge, tloclc of
Dry Goods,
Merinoea, Qingtiami, Cloths, IMalnef, PrinU,
Latraerett Alpacae. bilki, rdttneU, nrpi,
Cnfhtnere, Tweeda, Cohergn, Mohnir, Jeana,
Laoellae, Mualint, F.annpln, Bonnets, Rib
bon Cloake, Balmoral Skirt, Hoop.
kirtf, Khewli, Dreni Trimmingt,
Heed Net, Capa, CorteU, (lloree,
Cot tan, f earte, Grenadine Veils,
Table Cot era.
Clothing
Coat. Paoti, Vents, Orer CoaU, liont'i Fhawli
KhirU. HaU, Cape, Under-Shirta and
lrawera Bota, 6ho, tium
bhoef, Crarats, Olorei
and Collars.
HARDWARE. QUEENSWARE, GUO
CEUIES k MUSICAL G0UD3.
Groceries
Tea, Co (fee, Sugar, Molaepeo.Salt, Candles, Rice,
Flour, Bacon, Fifth, Tobaeco, Kaiains.
Curranta, Spices, Crackers,
Vinegar, Oila, Var
nish, Alcohol.
TIN-WARE, GLASS-WARE. WOODEN
WAKE, and STATIONERY.
Household Goods
Carpets, Oil-clnthfl, Dmgget, Looking fllaesci
Clock, Churn fc, Wiinh.unrdft, Tuba, Buck
et, Flat Irune, Pans, Window BHnds,
Wall-paper, Col Oil Lampi, Vm
brellia, Bedcorda, Kniret and
Fork, Spoon , Crocks, and
Store Blacking.
J4rh of which will be sold on the moat rca
eonnble terms, and the btgheat market prire paid
or Grain, Wool, and all kind of country produce.
Clearfield, December 13, 1866.
PETER A. GAULIN
AND GENERAL CLOTHIER.
Graham'! Ho, or Nauple'i Walch f
Jewelry iS'ori", Market SlreeL
CLEARFIELD. FA.
The tub.crilier having rrmsnently loca
ted mm.er in ine ifeirnoph nt Clearnelil.
haadptei mined toengaiie in the business of
QiEiirjill (Jil(lLiir.
I intend to keep mneiamly on hand a
full assortment of Cloths, Caeitnere.
Salinetls. and Vettings.of the beet o,unl
itv and latest slylei, which I will
M an i! f act ii re
lo order, io suit cusiomers, on short
notice. Pellicular attention will be paid
to Cutting and Fitting Gentlemen's, Hoys,
and Childiena Clothing; and in fact,
evervthii g erlaining lo this
'BRANCH OF BUSINESS.
A liberal share of publio patronage is,
j therefore, respectfully solic.led, and I
would advise all, to give me a call before
purchasing elicwhere any goods in rr.y
line. T. A. OAI'LIX.
Clearfield, May 10th. I8ti6 tf.
Ruas' Hi. Ilomlugn. Ilubbell's, brake's lb. of.
isnd's Merman, Hotletter't sod Greene's
Oxjrenated Bitters, also par. Liqnert, of all
klndt for ssedleiaal parposes, for tsle by at. 4) 1.
& BIGLER,
liKAI.KUH IN
HAliDWAHE.
1UO, kANl'TACTl'SIkH or
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
if y
tLIAkriELu. I'A.
A LOT OK SADDLKS, HUIDLKS
HAHNKSS, COLLAKS, 1 lc.
For aide by MERRKLL i. liKiLKU.
PALME It'H PATENT US LOAD
1NG HAY FOURS,
Koraalety MtKlltLL i BHil.F.R.
OIL, PAINT, TUTTY, GLASS,
MAILS, Ac,
Fonaleby MKUKKI.L & BIG I.Kit.
IIARXESS TRIMMINGS & SHOE
FINDINGS,
Forialeby MEUUKI.L & BIGLER.
GUNS, TISTOLS, SWORD CANES,
etc., kc,
Vol tale by MKIiKKLL & BIGLER.
s ixj v i:s7o Fa l l " sortsand
SIZES,
For sale by MEiiliELL it BIGLEIl.
TfiONTTiToNl- iTonTi ronT
For tale by MERKELL & BI'iLER.
HORSE SHOES & HORSE SHOE
KAILS,
For tale by MKhUKI.L, i BIGLER.
HOW TO SAVE MONEY.
Tht timi art hard f you'd like to oar
How you may bht your luUari )
The wy to do it I will bow,
11 you will read wh-l followt.
A Bitn who tired not far from here,
ttno worked bard at tali trade,
But aai a bouftehold to lurport,
That iquaudered all be wade.
I met bin one, eeyi hr, "my friend.
X l(Mk threadbare and rough
I've tried to yet aiyelf a iuit.
But can' l tare up enough.'
6ayi I, my friend, bow much hart yon f
I'll tell you where lo go.
To fret a tuit that utid and cheap
At KlJICNIUNd f and Co.
lie took what Utile he htd wred,
And went to Helzeuairlu & 1 1 rot U era.
And there he got a handioin iuit,
i'or half he paid to o there
Now ha ti home, be looki $o well ;
And their effect it men,
That when they take their daily meali
Tbej Aou'i eat half ao much.
And now he finds on Ealordey night
With all their want eupplied ;
That he bu mo. ey left to epend.
And tome to lay aeide.
II ii good lureeif, with cheerful loule,
He frtadly toile to all
If you'd mire Money, (fo and hny,
Vourcloiheaat HelKCiutelii t luHilnj Hall.
Where the cheapest, fineit and beet Clothing
and food Furniiliing Goode cua be had to iuit
every taste, and in ererj Kyle.
Apiil 11, lSrtrt if
II. 15PJDCE,
(Store ens dcor East of Clearfield Muuse,)
Slurkct St., Clcui'licld, I'a.
Keeps on bitutl a full nsnortnicnt o(
GENTS FUKNIS1IINU GUUDS,
torh at
Shirts, Linen and Woolen under Shirts,
drawers and lock., neck-tteft, poeket handker.
ehiefl glovet umbrellas, belt Ac, in great variety.
01 piece tiondt be keept the bet Clutbt of all
v "htde, tnd eolor," ench as
BLACK lOKrKliS 0KT1IK VERY
bet maae. Fancy Cassitner in great ariey;
Alo, French Coating, Heaver, 1'ilot, Chin
chilla, and Fricott over coaling, all of
which will be anld Che!p for Canh ; and
made up according to the latest Styles by
Experienced Workman. Alto Agent for
Clearfield co., for I. M. Singer, f- to , cel
ebrated Sewing Machines. II- HlillHiE.
Clearfield, I'enn'a. Nov. 1, l!ti6.-tf.
ANOTHER EXClTFMliNT'
A FALL7NrniCE3.
AT THE
Cheap Cash Store
WILLIAM F.IRWIN!
South Second St., Clcarlicld, I'a.
A FRF,SII ARRIVAL OF
Spring $z Summer Goods
At Greatly Reduced Prices.
I am jutt receiving and opening a carefully
selected stock of fsthiontble spring A Futn
mer tloodt of almost every detcription.
A beautiful aittortment of Print and Dry
foods, of the newest and lateet stylos.
Alio a great variety of meful not. one.
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Bonnets, Bhswlt,
Halt and Caps,
Boots and Hbon, a lsrgs quantity,
Hardware, Queentware,
Drugs and Medicines,
Oil and Faints,
Carpet A Oil Clotht,
anu rruiis roreign anu irompstic,
such as Apples, I'eaches, Cur
ran i, rrunea, KiiUint, Oran
ges, and Lemons.
Fish, Bacon and Flour.
Mackerel in H and i barrels
of the bsstonslity.all of which will bs sold at
the lowett cah or retdy pay pricee.
My old friend, and the publie generally, ars
respectfully Invited ! call.
-N. D. All klndt offlff.Vand approved
COI A'TH Y PHQVL'CB taken in sich.nge for
Goods. WM. 1. IRWIN
Clearfield, May tth, . tf
II. F. NAUGLE,
MAK Kit.
Oraham'i Row, Olearflold, Peao'a.
The mbirrlher reftpeetfillv tnfnrmp hit old
CQMnmen ard the pabtie, that be bai oo band,
and ounetantlr rreivinK ifw adilitiniifl, a large
twk of t'lorku, Witche- ind Jewelry.
Jewelry of every variety from a ilngle piece
to a full gelt
WfttcWe, t fine atiortment of etlrer Ilanlinx
and open ea, American and pateat Levere,
plain nd fait jwid.
Clorke, a ..us: vnriety from the bt Mtnnfeo.
try, two pi t in ( of Eight day and Th'rty bnui
Spr.nx and Height, Loreri, Titre, Strike anJ
Alarm.
8pertaeUi, a tarse aimnrtinent far and Dear
light, colored and plain kUm.
Aim, a fine ainrtmeni nf Ppnon, f orki, tat-ter-kntree,
ete., pleted on jnume Alaltata.
ALL kindtof Clorke, Wirhee and Jewelry
carefully repaired and Warranted.
A eonlinuanre of patronage 1 unlMted.
November 1Mb. t JftA II. P. N AIM1LK.
Itil.U lfc:J -H. F. MArtH.R bu juat
V.M r-eivea en bieirani aeioriment or the bent
quality ; aluo ti'vr etienaiuo and deik buldera.
NveiTiher. Iff
fn unrt and tiiigrotti.ri hplrre, Citnm, Rng
M tish Cumnte, Lk. CnKve and Vineitar ut
the bs-i qnallty, (er Me hr U. A I.
Clra.Held, January lUth, lS6.
I) ur I.Iberly W hits l.eaoVTleWblui"f
the mot durable and the moel eeonoatrat.
Try It) Miinafactured only hv ZiaLaa a Smith.
WbnltMle tragt Paint a Olaei dealer. Ko. U7
Korth Third Rt, Phil'a. Marefc SI, llW-!y.
CLEARFIELD STORE
N E A R
lMiilipsburg, Pa
WIH.IAH W. DETTa.
QEORUR L, REED,
J0I1TI T. WIAVtR
WILLIAM row ILL
jr. n iiETTSt$ co.t
(Succetwri to MuntoD A Iloopi)
Hava juat rewive'l a large ntl well t
lecied Stock of all kni'l ol tlajile goods,
ucb as
Dry Goods, Clotliing,
Booli and Shoes, Huts and Caps, No
tions, Hardware, CilusJ, Nuili, Oils,
Puinls. Qiieenswarc,
Groceries, Flour, bticon, Feed, io., etliicli
re are ottering at greatly reduced prices,
For Cash or in
Exchange, for Lumber and Shingles.
We bope tn make it lo tho advantage of
limber Men,
io the. lower end of Cleat Held county and
on Clearfield Creek, to get tlieir supplies
from (his point, being on the hue of
Kail Road enn Sell
goods on hetler terms limn at any point
in Clemlield county, and we are selling
our block at such
prices as louiake it an object lolbosebuy
inggnodsin thisniHrket to deal with us
Advances of Goods, Feed, &c,
made on account of Square Timber, which
we will either sell ou corumiwion or buy
at fixed rales.
Flour of different Brands can be had at
all times at very low prices, st the Clear
field Store, rhilipuburg, 1'enn'a.
Dry Goods Notions, Ac, in great vari
ety, at the lowest price for Cash, at the
Clearfield Store, I'hihptburg, I'enn'a.
Salt by the Sack 01 load, cheaper than
ran be bad anv where elte, at the Clear
field Siore. Philipaburg, I'enn'a.
GUI and Examine the slock of goods, ai
tbe Cleaifield Store, nt riiilipsbun, I'a.
Highest price paid in Goodi or Cash for
Lumber and Shin;!) at the Clearfield
store, I hihpsbuig. 1 enn a.
The cheapest goods of all kinds are to be
had at the Cleat field More, at 1'hilipi.hurg
Call and see if ourgoodsand price, don t
soot the limes. W. W. BUTTS, t CO.
Pbiliptburg, November 15th, lb05.tf.
SPUING GOODS.
raosi mw tokk a ruiLaoiLrnu.
As Cheap as the Cheapest sud Good as
me ivet.
C. KRATZER & SOX,
Have jutt received, and are omenta;, at their
urn nana on front street, alxirt tat
Actdemv, a l.rtre and well ts
lecud artertment of
SEASONABLE GOODS,
wnicD thej are lelline; at Ter; low rate a.
Jit'ad the following catalogue and pro fit thereby
IP oi 4lha lL)S(Saa5
Kvperial paint hnl been tnken In ti
fteleelivn of Ls'liet Drent Utmdt, whit1
(IrMxIt, Emhnideriet sllllinery tiooda.
Prints, Kerchieft, Kubiet, Olovet ac
FOR GENTLEMEN'.
Al)t on hand It Is. k Cl.ithl Fancy
and lllai-k t'afr'.meret, batinett, ete.,
Heady Made Clolbinf ol ail kindl.
B00T3 AND BH0E3,
NECKTIES.
sni a vsrlty of other srliclet, which
toey win ten at a small adrancs oa suit.
Particular alteMllon It inviud io lh.tr
tck of Ctrnctt, Coltnie, emnmoB In
grain, superDns Kiigliih Ingrain and
Itrustelt, floor and Tt.blo Oil Clotbt
Window tbadet and Wall ptpert, etc
FLOUR. BACO.V, Fish Sail.
Pluster, Apples, JeacLes anil
1'roDos kept conttaally on band
ALSO, in Store a lot of large and
small Clover seed.
We intend to make it an otyoot fot Farmer and
Meehanira to buy from tie; becmie we will
ell our goodi ai low ai thry caa b
bmigbt in tbe rounly and pay the
varj bighrot price for all kirti of country pro
duce. We will alto exchange goodi fur
tiinooL, Ho ao and Cointrr uttlenj
trbii.gtee, Bnarda, ar4 all kioJi
of Manufarture4 Lumber.
Clearfield. March 14, i?GO.
TRACK FKU(3iAIM EI).
THE WAR OVER IIS CLEARFIELD.
KNOX TOWNSHIP QUIET.
NEARLY ALL THE CONTRABANDS
GuiNQ Back to their old
master!
RUT NARY ONK BACK TO
OLD MASSACHUSETTS, X II KKE
THEY WERE 10)VEI SO
LONG AND SO WELL.
Tn enniequfnee ofiha ahon fnrti, F. Short
of the old bhnrt Shoe Shop ; tould announce to
hie numeruui patron, and ihepeople uf Clear
field county at large, ibat be li now a firet rate
lot of god metortel; Juet receid from the eaxt.
and ii nv prepared on ehut notira to aiakf,
ad mend boot and oe it tic new 8hop in
Urahamt rim He U latipfit'd ' he vt pleaee,
(nnlen it might b pome tutcnvly loyai itiy at
borne Patriot!). He ii prrpnrd to if II low for
oaeb or County Produre, dunl forget the rhop
next dMr to Urabam A Bojiia muire. on mark
t Street Clearfield Pa. aikipt f a fellow com -
JoW It. I "SHORTT m
1 EW CAUIilAOC AND WAUON
Shop, in Clearftld. Tenn) lvania.
(Imniedistelj In rear 4 stsrhlne Shop,)
The eubteriher wnuli mpertruMv inform the
eittient nf Clearflfld, ana th aahlie In feneral.
that he It ereptrsd to do si. stinds of work on
UAllitlAOKS.
UU001F.9.
WAGONS
SLiions.
M.EDS, 4c.
on ihort rotfee and !r. a worWinlika minner
ff-AU Orden promptly attnded to
wm. VKNiuar.
Clenrfipld. Felriary I4ih, FtUi-Iy.
COPAIiTN ElLsi I V.
The nnderMgned hare thie dy formed a Co.
purtnerehip under the Hriniime of Irwin A
Iliiruhom, for the trinmctlonjf a tlmera) Mor
ehandiro and Lumber hbvlnet. A large and
well lee ted itck of tlondi he been ad. led to
thoi already on bind at 1h Coraer Hinre In
Onrweoiville where we are aoaprcpered to how
Cuftomere a completed Minrnent with price
is low if (he lowest. The hiieet market ratei
paid for Lumber of all deiciipin.
The patronage ol tbe pnbr ii recrtectfully
olicited. FlWl. A. IMVIN.
W. H.HARTSHultN.
CurwnnTille. Jul? I. lfl
H)T8 A SHOES Mun AT U TRICES
The nnderviftned it preparello aisnufsetnre
ererjflnin in hit line, at tbe licet tnuret, and
will wtrrtnt hit wnrk to beS" represented
Hive hiio a rail . tl bit thnp e Market ttreet,
tecond door wsnt of the Pnt Ot'e, end ke will
do all in biinower, to rendei tidr'telinn. 8"ine
line H.lter tope, eitra Krenclittlt skirj.. ke.,
on bsnd, read U bs flniahed aUhmt nntir. at
low prises. l)ANIItk)ONNELLY.
Jun- ltk.1M-1 tt. f
CI.KAHI'IKl.l M HJl-lnrini
llnwa lanetrav Ths aireltn.d htln
srtatiliabed a Nureery, on ihefike, sbont ball
waj between Clearteld and riSVentrtlls, it prs
psred to furnivb all klndt n( Hit trees, (Bland
srd and Uwarf.) Grerfretis, nrnbbery, Hraps
Vinet, floMeberriet, I.awtoa liekberry, Plrtw.
berrv and Hsspberrj viaet. Ato, Riherian Crab
treei. Quince snd sarlj searli Rhenbsrb, Ao.
Orders promptly sit.nded toj Address,
tf. to, '64,-lv. J.U.WhMG.T, Carwaasvllla.
B. W. SMITH, & CO.,
ARE OPENING
AND
Selling the Cheapest and
BEST LINE OF
ottered la Cliarfiild county.
Having been the latest to purchase we
bave the auvantne ol un neoiine in
prices, and oiler this advantage
to all our customers and
all others.
IN LADIES DRESS GOODS, WE
bring the hi test and most
l'uHhiuuublu Btylc.
ALPACAS,
which are now so faahioiia'nle, we have
good qualities as low as 45 cents,
embracing every shade.
Wo oflVr also a Novelty which has
just ii'ipoiuc'd in Dress
Goodtt, called
PERCALE ROBES.
Tbee Goods enme in Patterni, compri
sing all shades and designs. Being
already trimmed lhv requiro
only cutting and titling and
can be done up at
any time.
FANCY DRY GOODS
Ladies Super Kid Gloves, Ladioa fancy
Lisle gloves, Ladies Mouair Mitts,
Ladies fine Silk Nets, Ladies fan
cy Chenille, Ladies Magio
Jiulllmp. Ladies Lace
Ks'ne,
LADIES THREAD EDGING,
Ladioa Valeneieiinea Fluting, Ladies
Silk taKHel BuUoriH, Ladies Kilk
Scurfs, Ladies fancy Ties,
Ladies embroidered
Handkerchiefs, Ladies Hem Stitched,
Jlandkercliictd, J.adics L,avrn band
kerchiefs, Ludies Emjirena trail
Hoop tkiits, Ladies Hoop
Skirt covers.
SHOES tf- GAITERS.
Lasling, Goaf, Glove Calf,
Morocco, Cloth Ojera
JSli'.pers.
STRAW
Shaker Hoods,
GOODS.
SUXDOWXS,
SUN DO H'XS,
Canton
Straws,
Uraid Straws. Uerntr
Hsts, Split Hats, Luten lists,
Trimmed Hats, Straw cords and
oeceasary oruatuenla.
all
MEN'S WEAR.
Fine assortment of fancy Cas-
siinercs in puuerna, extreme
ly clieaj.. AUo lioys
wcur.
BOOTS AND SHOES
Men's heavy Monroos, Men's fine Culf
lioots, .Men s jrlovo culf Gaiters,
Men's Cloth Opera Slipper,
Men's fino jmtent leath
er liutits,
SOUTHS A.ND UOYS SHOES
all sizes and sty les. Straw Hats,
Hosiery, Kid uloves
and Collars.
STATIONAKT OF ALL KINDS
FRUITS! FRUITS!
Seedless Paisins, Layer Raisins, Trunes,
Cnn reaches. Can Tears. Can Corn.
f 11: ... .. '
" ' me Appio. an ar(llnes,
Italian Macraroni. Almonds acd Flga
Cream Nuts, Filherls, Oranges
Lemons and Pickled
Ojsters,
cn acki: rs ! ( :r ack ers !
Sugar IiiHouit, Lemon Bisenit, Egg
JJiartiit, Fancy Biscuit, V.
ler ana iiuttcr Biscuits.
OILS AND
SPICES.
GcDuine New
ine ISew Oi leans Molaa.A.
Extra Syrups, Supara. Coflee,
Kice, Test, Candles,
nd Soap.
TOnACCOES AXD SFGARS.
Jloes and ltakes, (Irass Hooka,
Trowels and Mon. Oil
Chillis, Willow Ware,
Fihh, Salt and
Hums.
May 9, ISBfl tf
JUST RECEIVED,
II. W. SMITH & CO.'S,
A Fr.ib Lot or
TEAS AND CANXED FRTjtx.
Alto, a tuperior artlels of
OEN'T.-S PATENT LEATHER BOOTS,
ATI Uea and avtrcoieiy low. JelO
Every One
Snnrt.n Ho b own koliikkino. b ro to
II. W. PMITK A t u n. and buy an lttON
and HI11VR) I'jut savlnit many a trip to and from
the linnet's; suit srtidit that, by beinf iri.aired
at onc, are ma.lr new. o.,!
IXTH A I' A Ml Lh I.OI H lor tale at
i II. W. SMITH CO'".
IytHHV HI AI.II V (11'MIINt.l I.Hkei t
Inr lr by H. W. PM1TH A CO.
1)ure I Iberty lute I.esd.-preferred by
all prrenesl Pslnlen ! Try It ! and yoa will
btvs no other. Manufacture! only by ZiaaLsa
A Sromi.Vt holeul Dnir. I'sint a Olaet dealers,
N, lir North Tatrd 8t, PhUa Wareh It. 'il lv
RICHARD HOSSOP,
DEALEU IN
FOREIGN and DOM BSTIC GOODS
MUSLINS
DELAINES
COHUROS
at
at
at
Sensation
Sensation
Sensation
Sensation
prices
prioes
prices
ALPACAS
at
prices
Just rece ived at MOSSOIVS'.
GINGHAMS at Sensation prices
CHISTZ
at
at
at
at
Henautiun
Henaalioo
prioos
pi ires
prioes
pripes
PRINTS
O LOVES
CUAVAT3
rieneatien
Sensation
at MOSSOPS
SHAWLS
at
at
at
Sensation prices
Sensation prices
SensalioD pricet
BONNETS
COLORED )
MI1KI iM 1
'. .. . . . ... w-L.C"TC!f
All W l aat at siuo.iur.-i .
LINEN at
Sensation
prices
prices
prices
prices
CRASH at
CURTAINS at
Sensation
Sonsation
Sensation
TABLE CLOTHS at
FRINGE
at
Sensation
prices
at MOSSOPS'.
LACK at
HOSIERY at
RIBBONS at
Sensation
Sensation
Senaation
prices
prices
prices
TRIMMINGS)
of all kinds A at
Sensation prices
inanyquan'ty )
Alwavs on liana at aiu.-.'i
CASS1 MERES at
Sensation
Keu nation
Sensation
Sensation
Sensation
prices
pricei
price
prioes
prices
S ATT I NETS
TWEEDS
JEANS
VESTINOS
SHIRTINGS
Sensation pn
at JUOSSOfa'
ces
CLOTHING auch"!
as Coats, Paula,
Vesta,
Under Shirta,
Flannel Sbirla,
Boots, Shoes,
Hats and Cars.
at sensalioa prioes
Now for aale at MOSSOPS'.
HARDWARE
such as Saws.nails
at sensation
Forks, Knives,
prices
Spikes, Hinges,
at MOSSOPS'.
at sensation prices
at sonsation price
at MOSSOr.S'.
at sensation prices
LIQUORS, inch
aa Wine, Brandy,
Gin, Whiskey,
Cognac, etc, etc,
FRUITS, such as
Prunes, Raisins,
Figs, Filberts, Ac.
GROCERIES, aay
Flour, U a m a,
Shoulders, Sugar,
Molasses, Cotlee,
Tea, Crackers,
Spices, Candle,
Coal Oil, etc., etc.
Always at MOSSOr.S'.
BLACKING
ROPES
POWDER
SHOT
LEAD
at
sensation
sensation
aensation
sensation
sensat ion
prices
prioes
prices
pricee
prices
prices
at
at
at
ut
at
CAPS
sensation
At the store of RICHARD MOS.SOP,
MOSSOP
Always keeps on hand a lull
assortment of all kinds of goods required
for the accommodation of the puMic.
Kov. 11. ls.
GREAT EXCITEMENT
QN SECOND STREET,
Clrarfielp, Tenn'a.
NEW FIRM, NEW ARRANGEMENTS
and Nac Goods
AT VERY LOW PRICES.
The undersigned having formed a co
partnership, in the Mercantile buinesa,
wou.d respectfully Invite the attention of
the Publio generally to their splendid
assortemnt of Merchandise, which is
rtow tieing
SOLD VERY LOW FOR CASH.
Their stock ooneit-tt in part of
DryGoods,
of lbs best quality, such as Prints, Pe
Laines, Alpaccas, Merinna, Ginghams,
Muslins Bleached and unbleached,
Drillings,
Tickings, Cotton and Wool Flannels,
Satinelts, Cotlenatles, Catsimere., Lsdiea'
Shawls, Coats.Nubias and Hoods, Balmo
ral and Hoop Skirts, Ac, 4c,
all of wliit'h
WILL BE SOLD LOW FOR CASH
Also, a fine assortment of men's Draw
era and Shirts, Hats & Caps. Bool 4 Shoes
Quccnsuare,
Glassware, Hardware, Groceries sad spices
of all Kinds.
IN SHORT A GENERAL ASSORTMENT
of everything usually kept in a re
tail Store.
ALL CHEAP FOR CASH
or approved country produce.
WRIGHT i f LAX Hi AX.
Clearfield, January 10th, lftilVlf.
3.
RKIHIKGTON 4t HONS.
Manufacturer of
KKVOLVEK.S, Til FEES, MUSKETS
AND CAIUU.NES,
For ths United Sis'ee Perries.
Also. Porket asd Belt Revolvers. Repestlnn Ii
tult, Hiflt Csnes, Herolrinr ritlet, Hirle tod
tool Una barrrl., and (an material!
generally, bold by (tun Dealers
and ths trads generally.
In (lets dsys of hosts breaking snd robbery,
srsry hoots, store, bank and office thould have
one of
kemixgtoxs retclvehs.
Cironlsrp. eontainlnft pule and description of
oar attu will be fumUhrd upon appllca'ion.
H. BEJIINU10.N A SONS
Illon. New York.
tinnRi! l vtcuH i
ly-'y No. 40, Conrtland ttreet, New York
Save Your Money
Something New.
Ths nnderslaned bsvs pernsnentlv sric-arca
hi Uis nanufacmreofall kind of Woolen liouHa.
at their new Factor;, on llellt Ran, ia Fenn tp.
TUB CARH1NC AMI III IIVC
Batinett will alts receive enecial sttention at
onr hands. Ths public srs invited to sivs ot a
call, or addrett nt by letter, when all inquiries
will bs answered prnmpllv. The To.1 offine
sd.lreet of THK SKI.18 hl'Si 5 001.EN FAC
TORY Is Quanta Mills, riearflcld eo., Ta.
JAMKS JOHNSON A bOS S.
Pens ra., Jnns I, IHit-e mo.-pd.
J" EW STOHE AND N tWliotil is !
JOS. SUAW & SON
Have just opened a
Nut- Sroas, on slain St.,CLAnriSLB, T.,
lately occupied hy Wm. F. IRWIX.
Their stock consists of
Gaoctaiu of ths beet quality,
Qukensware, Boots and SllOC?,
nd tvery srticls necessarv for
one's comfort.
Csll sod tiamine our slock before fur-
Chsaleig ol.owVe.e S.w ft 1f;a r
FRESII ARRIVALS,
T THE CHEAP STUliK OF
SHOWERS & GRAHAM.
Fall Goods,
New and Very Cheap 1
SIIOWKH.H A (1IIAUAM retpectfully to,
nnunes to the publie that they srs now open
ing an estentivs assortment of
FALL GOODS,
At thft old ttaud In Orahatu'tnw building which
tbejr tiffer to Mil at afU.ninb.nfflj low pncei,
(ccuilderiog their eon( !) fur Cau-h or ai'prov.
td coualrj produce. Tbvir ttock of
DllY GOODS
CANNOT r.E SURPASSED !
Cuiitomerv can there flnda
CALICOES WITH FAST COLORS !
MUSLIN.S1 IKLAINES1 LAWNS).
CLOTHS! CASSiMEKS! VKsTIMiS''
LAOIES'SHAWLi! 0 RNTS' SH AWLS
iiatk k caps ! notrrn 4 .suuti
CARPETS & OIL-CLOTHS I
OUR STOCK OF
FANCY GOODS
IS UXEXAMTLED IX STYLE
AND VARIETY, embracing
NOTIOXSI XdTIOXSl NOIiOXS
Scarl'n! ITcad-Xets! Neck-Tics
Satchels! Port Monnaies ! HrtiKhcs
Photornphic Albums !
PIPES, TOBACCO ft SLX.AHS!
PERFUMERY OK A I.L KINDS !
Or anything cluo in the Notion Line !
ALSO,
HARD-WARE !
QUEENSWAHE!
GROCKIUES
ANL)
PROVISIONS .'
All of tht Lett qnality, and selected with fecial
regard to the trade of Cleurfield county.
JOr'KI'H K. KllllMKHR.
KDWAKI) W. OKAUAM.
Clearteld, Sept. 26, I8H.
Cheap I'm lii (inc.
DESIRES to inform hit old friendt tnd ess.
Umert that, having enlarged his h.p and
increaard his facilities for manufactaring, hs is
now prepsred to make to order furnitnre at may
be dcalred, la (food style and at cheap rales for
lash, lie mostly bat on hand at bit "Farni
turs Rooms," a varied assortment of Hesdy-mads
Furniturs, smong which ars
Bureaus and Side-Boards,
Wardrohst and book Caeet: Centre, 8nfe, Parlor
Breakfast and Pining Extension Tallies.
Common. French-Post cottage. Jenny-
Lind and other Bedsteads.
SOFAS t.f all. KINDS, W ORK-M'AXDS
HAT-RACKS WASH-STANDS, io.
Hocking and Ann Chairs,
S ring Beat, Cans-Bottom and Parlor Chair
and Common and other Chairs.
lOOhlUG-GLAHSES
Of every deirriptioa on hand; and aew glasssa
for old frsuiet, which will be pot ia oa re
ly rre'onable terms oa tbort noties.
Be sJto keeps on hani'. or furnishes to or
der, Hair. Corn-llutk. Hair and
Cottn top Mattreetet.
COFFINS, lif every kind.
Made to O'der, and fuuerala encoded with a
Hearse, tbenerer deeired.
Alto, ilouoe Fainting dons toorder.
Ths subscriber also mauofacturss, and has
eonalantly en hsnd,
Clement's Patent Washing Machine,
Tbe bMt anw in um. ThM Bung this maebins
never need bs without clean eloihet I He also has
river's l'atent Churn,
A superior art cle. A family asing this Chora
aever need bs without butter I
All ths above and many other articles ars fur.
nithed to customer, chrsp for Cass or eiehmred
for approved country produce, cherry. Maple,
Poplar, l.io wood and other Lumber euitabls for
Cabinet work, taken in eicliange for fa-nitura.
jT-ST-Remember the shop it on Market street,
Clearfield, i'a.. snd nearly opposite tbe "Old Jew
JOIIS UULICH,
Nov. IS. !! .
A A'KW FIUM.
HARTSWICK & IRWIN,
L)ruis:9, Cloiirtield, Peiid'a.
Having rehitrd and removed to ths room lately
occupied by Uiciiarl Mnn, nosr
tiller, low lor cash, a well se
lected assortment ol
Drugs and Chemicals,
Also, ratem Medicines of all kinds, Oils,
OIbm Tuny, ly Stuffs. Siauonary,
Tobacco and iScjjars,
Confectionarr, Spires, and a larger stock
of varietiea ever otlered in this
(dare, and warrnnted to be
of the best llie Market aiTortls.
J. O. HARTSWICK,
Deo. 13, 'Oi.-i f. JOHN IKWIX.
Accidents! Accidents I
North American Transit Insurance Co.
Principal CBice, 1.13 S. 4ih rL, l'bil a.
'hartered
tsplul .
Starrh ,1o. 1HOO
.-l.(MtF
rpiIR only Accident Iuturancs Company of
X l'ennttlrsnia.
Annual r.lirica lutued ss.intt all Accidents
at esceedinrlj low rates. Insurance tffccled ia
any turn from fM'O lo f 10 Alio. No medical el
an inalion required. Compeneatioa given each
week in rate of injury.
Thit company hat paid many losses, promptly
sad saliilaclonly, and lit Others tnd Mreetors
srs widely snd fsvoiattly known throughout ths
Slats.
tirricsas t.r.ult L. Hoopt, rrctidmt.
Henry 0. Ilreirn, Secretary.
.Ismct M ( "nrs.l, Trrarurer.
K. Kcelcr, Utneral Ai:ent
DiascTons l.ei. L. Iloopt, i.aleUen'l TirWe
Agent I'enn'a Xailma l Co.; Mallhew lUird. firm,
ot M. W. Ilaldwin A Co. rhilad'a ; 8amocl C.
Palmer, Ca.hicr Commercial Nat. Llai k. I'hil'a j
Richard Wo.it, Gm Wood, M.r,h A llsvward
No. Si Market si, I'hil'a i James M. Cinr.d',
firm Conrad A VValton. S2:t M.rs.i . I'm-.,.- .
J. K. Kinslrv. Continental lintl . '
H. ti. Lrirennnr. 2:17 Jt H:ty li.u.b m
UeorR. Martin, 8 run Martin. Ti y C;, lo 321
I Cncetnot tt. I'hil'a, hooch Lcwii. I. . u. ' '
fop't I'.. Ksilrosd: 8.C. I.sa it.a Uenora '
A'enl I'etn a llailrord C('r..pmiy. 11 I
Polkiet itinrl aid il'..rn,.,l,;,n furnlfhed hv
JO 113 L. Cl'lTLK, Ae-nt, '
"P" Clearfield. Pa
IiuskTstokeT
I M.(il!i:hNKIinsoj.i'ticd lii Mti
) sic Store, one dour west of V.'
Lewi.- Po..k Store. where he keep. con.iantlyoD
hand Strlnr t ,..' and liarhle'a 1'iano Man-'
ofunurin, Companr'a I'i.noa, Muu A Hamlia'a
Cabinet (lrgo and t'arh.rt, Ncdham Co t'
Mel.Hleont: lluii.r.. Violin., Kilos, iules ; '
Oultsr and Violin ttrinye.
Wftir lloost floMn Chain, Goldra Fhower
Golden Conner, Ooldcn Trio, Sc., Ae. '
Saaat Mr.iell. it eon-lsntly receiring
from I'hi sdih.li . II ik. i.i... . , ? .
Hiuvir, WOICB '
perrons at s rl.M.nce wlthiag. csn order, snd
" ,'. '' I'sfl-her's prices.'
r.snos snd Ori-aot Vl.rr.u1j r...
years. ' "V
Thotewl.hieel.l... r.l- -v ...
. , . " . tm ssst.uc uiitiv vlril pits..
cha.in,,l.,whers. Mr prices are th. ..J. ..
in At. lor and Phllsilelpn a. .
Circulars Of initrnn..!. ....
.rrnc.tioa.iih ., .a,;,, K
nni- B. M. UKEKNR.
Hill street, HuntingHoB, Pa
One .loorwe.i of Hook Pto'rs.
Pee. . Uritf Agent f, r Clesrdeld Co., I'ena'fc
IUDttliR l l'TI SRS it
tttfft