The Baht Soi.nm
Aiitlu-r liulc primtw
Mustirvd lu
The Briny of U-triptntion
Aud 01' Bill.
Another soldier ariniiig
Fur I hi strife,
To tight (he toilsomo battles
(II lik-.
Another lit t lc sentry
Who will stand
On guard, while ovili prowl
On every hand.
Lord, our little darling
liuide and save,
'Mid the perils of the march
Tu tho grove.
"Wo must conscerato our faculties
and our work, whiitovcr they aro, to
human wclluro.
How can wo know that a man lias
died unto sin, unless ho has lived tin
to rightcounncss ?
Because it is truo that God worlccth
all things according to tho counsel ol
his own will, it doou not follow that
Christiar.s havo nothing to do.
Every man hath a domestic chap'
lain within his own bosom that preach'
cs over tho sermon to him again, and
comes over him with "Thou art tho
man."
Every ono who has a heart to pray,
a tongue to speak, or a penny to give,
may Coa"workertogctlior with God."
And who has uot one or all of theso
to work with?
Shall tho great Housokeeper of tho
world, water his flowers, prune his
iilants, fodder his cattle, und not feed
is children f Never think it.
What courago, what real, what per
severance, what fortitude, what hero
ism, are seen in tho life history of
Paul! llow docs his example put to
shame the timid, doubting, hailing,
lazy faith of many a disciple f
There is no dangor of our losing
faith to-morrow if we aro faithful to
the faith we havo to-day. Our groat
work is to do tho instant duty, and
accept tho instant's inspiration. All
tho rest wo leave with God.
If Christianity has ever seemed to
bo the ally of despotism, it was be
cause she was herself corrupted and
disguised either by delicious asceti
cism, confounding self-degradation
without humility.
Whatever may bo tho troubles of
life, tho Christian may look forward
to their end in his homo in heaven.
Homo is a sweet word, when used in
relation to earth. It is a sweeter ono
when used in relation to heaven. A
home in heaven ! What Bweeter words
can be found in tho language.
Tho standard of Christian living
lias been so generally lowored, that a
great revival is needed to elevate it,
by quickening tho conscience, and
bringing all Christians back to tho Ui
blo, as the rule of life. Such a revi
val, by leading Christians to come out
oi the world und bo separate from it,
might recover lost ground, and invest
tho churches with now power.
Faith, courage, real and diligence,
are graces which product) heroic vir
tues in tho individual. Those fur
nish proof that tho soul of the believ
er has been so powerfully afTected by
tho lovo of Christ, that it cannot re
frain from engaging in hard, active
Cross-bearing service. Tho instant
Paul believed, bo inquired: "Lord,
What wilt thou havo mo do J" Hence
forth ho had just ono thing to do, and
that one thing consisted in giving his
on! and body as a living sacrifico, to
his Lord.
You must teach spiritual things just
as you teach natural things, by bring
ing tho child faco to face with tho
things taught. You cannot tench a
child whnta lion is by description, ex
icpt by a vnguo and unsatisfactory
way. Let him seo a lion, or at least
its picture. So with truthfulness, pi
cty, love, and faith, let him see them
in action, or at least an illustration.
Let tho virtue ho should cmulato,
shine out in your own "cj-o, action or
word, or show it to him in thoso of
another.
Tho existence of the Church in this
wicked world is ono of tho wonders of
Providence It is a vessel living in a
tempestuous sea; a bush on fire but
not consumod. If wo reflect on the
cuniity of the wicked against the
righteous, their great superiority in
numbers over them, tho attempts that
havo been made to exterminate them,
the frequent diminution of their num
bers by defection and death, their ex
istence, and especially their iitc-enso,
must bo wonderful and cannot olhor
wiso bo accounted for but that Christ
liveth.
While yet wo wore enemies, Christ
died for us. I lid you over attempt to
imagine what must havo beon tho
tato of mind that God was in when
he looked npon those who wcro not re
pentant, that wore hia enemies still,
and that were so vagrant as to roject
his life long services, as to cnuso his
passion, and as to work out his donlh f
lid you over attempt to imagine what
must have been tho ttnlo of mind by
which, after bavins toiled for lhein.be
could in tho net of dying pray for
them. taviiiL'. "Thr-v kimw m.i ii.
they do f" 'Do you get any idea of
mini 1110 uivino lecnng is toward n
wicked, hating, and hateful being,
which manifests itself in dying for
him as the means of his restoration.
Convineoull men that their notion
of Providence is tho projection of
their own conceits across tho world ;
that tho vustitudes of creation aro va
cant of mind, that no pily hears our
intercession, and sympaihir.es with
ourwoo.no love responds to our ador
ation, no thought takes in tho infinite
truth and beauty or things, and no
will controls the order and directs
tho course, of events and of worlds
Leliove that there is nothing but phe
nomena any w hero, and what an im
measurable void yon create, what
an awful eclipse ensues? You loso
not only an object of formal worship,
hut all that gives life its dignity, tho
world its lovliness, tho future its at
traction ; all that makes sorrow
supportable, duty sacred, nnd heroism
and saintlincss possible j you loso the
only rational and salislying solution
to tho great problems which press
with such persistent force npon every
thinking mind; nnd in tiio place of
immortality you hnveonly death and
the grave.
II-I' OK Jl lion i, ,lu,n I. ,,.!., l-ii;.
j '.CIMp 41 It'tllH.
Il--li- II. HIV II light
IMI - II. m Hull , jr
III. mm 1're.itli lin Ail
llngireIJctiiire Turner, Wilson Hoi-ver
Hra'llord Atisulmil lVanio
llm.lv-.lamm Mill's. John II Hcylcr
llurtianle lianitd lloriuan, Hii-iutrd Aidicrafl,
William Aiideraon
Cheat Isaac Newplicr
Clearfield Thomas liougliort y
Covin gton Francis Holli-y
furffciisvillu J Mini Anderson
tlraliuui John W Turner
Uulieh H U Hurley
Huston John Tyler
Knrlliaus W illimn Elder
Knox Price A Howie
Lawrence ThomnH Head, Laurus Armstrong.
Lumber City William W Kdly
J'ike-r-Milt.'li Head
TKAVKHSB Jt'nollS FIHBT WKKK.
llcconrin Thomas Mullen, jr
Hell Nelson Young, Liavid MeCrnoken
llrndford, Samuel Wilson, Scott llngul, Henry
Uroflius, John lluck
liradv ilavid Realm, Henry Kulliis, Jauici
Irvin, licorgo J Weaver
llunisidt Frederick K Shepherd, John Kitchen,
John liotftnnn, John king, jr, Jawea Weaver
Cheat William Hunter
Clearfield ltiohard Mossop, (Jeorge C Passmore
Curwensville Jaeoh Ililgur, Daniel Chambers
Itocatur William T Thompson
Ferguson tieorgo K Tubbi
tsirard Mitchell r-liope
tjnlioh Abraham Myers
Huston William i Woodward
Jordan John Hunter, Joseph P Jordan, Thomas
Smith, Mcholas Straw
Knox George blots, A. L llickok, Greenwood
Dell
Lawrenoo John Dougherty, jr, Martin Kliue,
John Mitchell, Henry Aug henkiaugh
Morris Joseph I) lii-miing, llcnj Spackman
Mew Washington Jatnel Cook
Peuu Tliouuu Kafforty, Koat Hoover, Junes
Cleary
Pike Thomu Long
Inion Peter II Boole, Levi R Dressier, Home
A Cortney, Henry Penli
THAVKHSS JUROHS 8EC0XD WEEK.
Hoggs Jonai Peters
Hradlord John Livii.gston
lirady John lloborliiig. tlcorgo M Thompson,
Henry Aurant, Panicl W lioouis, tieorge briner,
Frederick KorW, C I) Luta
Huniaide Jesse Hutton
Cheat Adam Hnfrpy, William Rowland, Joho
Klingor, John Frailcy, Lawrenoe Killiao
Covinifton F F Coutriet
Clearfield Joaeph Shaw
Decatur Washington Kline
Hufton L li Lueore
Karthaue John Oilliland, Joaeph Gillilaud
Knox Jamea Haley
Lawrenee Morris F Wallaee, John A. Read,
John W Tate, Alexander Heed, jr
Lumber City Jamea Arthnra
Tiew Washington KubbcII McMurray, Frank
Neff
Pike James H Caldwell, J Linn Hoover, Isuae
Caldwell
Penn John Flinn
Woodward William Luther, Christian PUoff,
Isaae Go
rpKIAL I.l!T FoR JANL'AKv TERM, lsOi.
X PlllST WKRK.
Huntsharger va Fuister. N'o. Jan. T.f 1S7
Patton vs Maya, No, 15, June T., ISSi
Patton vi Mays, No. 15, June T., 1 ". i
Roueh vi White, No. 47, Mar. T, ISfttl
8EC0.VD WEEK.
Krntxcr vs IlHgau,
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
Jon. T., 111
Jan. T., IMi.'l
June T., 1m;:i
Sep. T., I ..
S.p. I'M
Jan. T., I SB
Mor. T., If 114
Sep. T., 1SS4
June T.,
June T., ISSi
allace vs Ackey,
tieiiui vs Kcnaud,
Fulmer vi Patchin,
Joruan va Rlonchard,
England vs llu Roia,
Com. va Breth,
pnnkey vs Fialicr,
Bcidlclnnn va Snyder,
Hutterpbauh va Wagoner, No. lin,
Tresiyiilny v llrenner,
No. i,
Sep. T., ISSi
llrooka va Thompaon,
Iteyer vs Thompon,
French vs Hehoonovee,
HertiJer va Tliompaon,
I'eitrek vs Tliompaon,
Vanderpool va Robicon,
Vanderpool TS Shoof,
No. ('.(,
No. 4.1,
No. 174,
No. :ti.
No. I IV,
No. 7n,
No. 77,
Jan. T., IMVi
Jnn. T., lsf.S
.Inn. T., 1SR
Jan. T., isftrt
Mar. T., lhfiS
June T.,
June T., lBf.S
1) l:(;lTI.H'H KtniCR. Not ieei. hereby
V given tlirit the following aieunta have lweii
exainined and paused by me, nnd remain (lied of
reoord in thisomee for the inspection of heirs, lega
tees, creditors, and all otbera in any other way in
terested, and will heprcsenled InthencxtOrphsna'
Court of Clearfield ennnty. to be held at the Court
)ione, In the Uironifh of Clearfield, commencing
on Die second Monday of January, lfC7 :
Partial account of James llegarty, one of the
executora of the Inst will and testament of R. H.
Ilcpirly, late of (Jnlich tp., Clearfield Co., deii'd.
Final account of Frederick Kohlcr.ndininistrator
of all and ainpular the goods and chattels, ri;)iLa
and credits, which were of Caroline Troutwine, late
of Brady township, Clcorfcld comity, dee'd.
Account of John Witlnrow, guardian of Lvdia
Hi gnrty, one of the heirs of R. 1J, llegarty, late of
liuiidl lownshin, t-lenrlleld county, deceased.
Account of John Wltherow, gusnlinn of Mary
W. llegarty, one of Ihc heirs of R. II. Hegarly.late
of Uuli'-h town.-liip, Clearfield county, deceased.
Account of John Wilhemw, guardiau of Sarah
A. llegarty, one of the heirs of H. B. llegarty, late
of (lulieh township. Clenrtield county, deceased.
Final account of Miehacl Sbafer, adininisirntor
of all and singular tho goods and chattels, rights
and credits, which were of Frederick Shaler, late
of Hrady township, Clearfield eouutv, deoeasetL
Final account of John Owen, administrator of
all and singular the goods and chattels, rights and
credits which were of Peter Owens, late of Lumber
Til horooirh, Clearfield countr, deceased.
Final account of John Crowell, administrator of
all and singular the goods and chattel, rights and
credits, which were ol Henry Crowell, Into ot Brad
ford townsliiii, Clearfield county, decca-cd.
The sceonft partial testamentary acoount of (1. L.
Rccd and J;.inca B. tlraliam, executor of Henry
Loraine, deceased. t
'I'lie final aocoiint ot Jnrm-a H.firaham and G.L.
Reed, Irusteea of Mary E. Cnrtislc, nnder the will
of Henry Loraine, dceeaoed.
Tlie final account of Jamea B. Graham and 0. L.
Reed, trustees of J. O. Loraine, under the will of
Henry Loraine, deeeed.
'flie account of Thomas Campbell, executor of
ll:e mat will ol J. II. funth, late of Del! lownslini.
Clearfield county, deceased, tiled by Jai-oh W.
Campbell, the administrator of Said Thoma Camp
bell, executor.
The account of John F. Rote and M. Livcrgood,
CKei'uloraof the hist will and U'Stamciitof Abrabnm
Kylcr, late of Goshen lp., Clearfield eo deceased.
le,' 1(1 -lit 1. li. HA ItG EH, Register.
" Goaey'rLady'8BooFfor 1867."
THE FASHION MAGAZINEOF THE WORLD.
TITEMATl'RE, Fine Arts and Fashions. The
J most miignifleent Steel Engraving. Ilouble
1 ahion plates. Wood Engravings on every sub
ject that can interest Indies. Crotchet knitting,
netting, embroidery, articles for the toilet, for tho
pnrlor, the boudoir, and the kitchen. Everything,
in fact, to make a complete Lsdy's Rook. The
bi.ly's favorite f'ir thirty-seven years. No Muga
linc can compote with it. None attempt it.
Godey's Receipts for every department of a
household: thee alone are worth the price of the
Hook. Mo.lcl Cottnres, (no other Msifatine eiyos
them.) with diagrams. Ilrawing lessons for the
young: anotherpccnliarity with 0Mley. Original
music, woith $:i a year. Other niag!i.tiies pnM.'h
old worn out music, but the snbscnlwrs to GodcT
get it lH-fnre Ihe music stores. Oarilcning for
l.sdie" : anothcrpr -ulisrll y nh (Jodey. y ash ions
front Meisrs. A. T. Stewart A Co., of New York,
the millionaire nicri han's, appear in Gojcy, tic
only niHgiir.ine that bns thetn. Ladies' H'innets ;
we give more of thetn In a year than any ether
migHrir.e. In Tact, the r.ady s ISook ennhles every
lady to be her own bonnet maker.
M nios II nt.An. antlo'tv of "Alone," ''Hid
den Path," "Moss Side," oNeme'is" and "Miriam"
writes for Gotby each month, nnd lor no other
mnesririn. A new novel by her will be published
in I117. We hare also rela:ned all our old and
favorite contributors.
TERMS, (from which there enn lie nodevlation :)
Oiiecopy.one year.f-llj two cpies, one year.f.i Ml;
thn eopii-s, 0110 year, s7 611 1 four copies, one
year, $1111 live eopieo. one year, (and an estra
copy to the J.orson getting up the club, making
six cpie..)H; eiirht c pies. one yelr, (and an
extra copy to the person getting up the club, mak
Ing nine copws.) f-l ; eleven copies, one year, (and
en cttra ropr to the eron g, tlnig up the club.
ni:ikiiig twelve copies.! '.'7 .'0. All addition to
clui.sat club rati s. I luit subscribers will lie sent
to any p"t ofiW where 1'ie subscrilier may resale.
I,,,d,y s Lady's nookaad Arlliur's Home .Miigiw
will be w nt, e.ii h 'Oie yenr, on reec'pt ol j4 f'O.
We have no clubwith anyother Magarine or news
paper. The money must le all soul at one time
for any ot the clubs. Addles,
L. A. COMiV,
itecSn S K cor. Sixth and ( bestrnt sls.l'hil'a
ITIXr.CrTDHsi XITIC'K.Xotle"l7ner7
J i "7 given that Letters Testamentary, hiro
this day been granted to the subscribers, on
the Estate of William Wait, deceased, late ef
Lawrencl townilvp, Clearfield en., I'enn'a. All
persons indebted to said Estate are requested to
make Iramediel payment, ana these having
olaima against the same will present them duly
authenticated for settlement.
JOHN F. WEAVER,
ieeJo t Executor.
RkVT HOPI.S of sJ sires, for sile at
Dee. 1.1, ISJ. I'.K ' P.ELL t BIGLER.
)OBDINS'
KUHTHIC
CD J. LP
Kaica Tlmrl
raves Money 1
Fiavca l.r.horl
Kavf Icitlu s 1
Catei 1 omen 1
AND ALL GROCEIiS SULL IT!
It is used by culling into small shavings and
dissolving in not water, then soak the clothes
fivo'to ten minutes, and littl hand rubbing
will'make them as clean as boors of hard ma
chine, rubbing would do, with ordinary loap, and
the most delicate fabric receive no Injury. We
can refer to thousands of families who are nsing
it, and who could not hs persuaded to do willnut
DOBBINS' ELECTRIC SOAP.
Tff-Sold byiall leading Grocen throughout
tho State.
Manufactured only by
DOBBINS A LOVE.
Who'einle office:
107 South Firra Etreit,
PMLARgLPBIa.
jrfftar sale by Ilartswick A Irwin, Clearfield.
Kovember 7, 18fio-10 mo.
KEEP IT I5EF0KE THE rEOl'LE
THAT
THOMAS J. MECAULEY,
susi rirrcsEa or
Stoves, Tin & .Shod Iron Ware,
HAS on band, at bit store and factory, on
Market I'-, east of Second, Clearfield, Pa.
Tba largest und best assortment of
TINWARE AND OTKEB GOODS,
Which will be sold, Wholesale and Rotall,
CHEAP FOR CASH!
STOVE-riPE, ALL .SIZES,
Always on hand, at low prices.
House work, such as Gutters and Conductor!,
furnished and put op at short notioe and
VERY CHEAP!
r-JMtcpalrlng Promptly Isont.-B
Clearfield, Not. 14, 1868 J,
Real Estate for Sale.
riHK tauliwribcr offfM lh following ralanblo
X KtMil Kn.Ate at r-rivule milu:
I5H acre mid 1 la ikivImh of fnrm IhikI, ttixtv
ncrea cIchw., and bavinf thunu a frame
houwi anil loir ttarn. 11ns ti the very ttort w-al
Intnl. hitnatod in Woodward townshii, oo balf
mile fnrn PuPcyville.
Aim, KMt arrt'a of Timtar larxl, rituatinl on
iMorjriui'i II un, in Woudwarii township, one and a
lin 11 tniltt fniin pUfM'yvillc.
AIho, (wo rrct, with a two-ttory lnnk houw
ami frame tatle thrrcon, ffiluatfl in Woodward
tiwnihii, on the road Iwnliiiff frtita Tjrone to
Clearfield town, two mii frnm I'iiuctviIIc ; a good
locution fr a tradrfinwn of ai.T iud.
Aluo, two luta lu liiMylUr, with aix boapm
and one burn crcrtid thrnim, the two lot lying
adjoinitiif. TUcflri't.Na. Ii,lK'ingO(orntTlot,wiih
tavern atnml, MntaimiifC thn-fi.urttiii of an writ,
with over .'('( fi-ct of baiik on Clear fluid crw-k;
ront worlh $125 tor yrnr. Hocond lot, (No. II.)
80 ft on front ilr.-rt and 120 ftt Iwk, with two
pla.nk houwit crmteil thnvn,w1l tuitablc mrr-
cantilo nr any public liuvini-nii.
:! I he aiavT j.roncrty will he u m rtnona
blt ricM nnd fair Utiiiv. C. J. PHttFF,
Oot,-Atn:pd Madera P. 0., Clt-arfleld oo.. Ta
7 KW CA KK1AGK AND WAGON
Shop, in Clearfield. TenDpylvania.
(ImmediateTj to rear of Machine Shop,)
The fuWrribor would rcipertfully Inform the
eititeniof Clearfield, and the publio in general,
that he is prepared to do all kindi of work on
CAKIUAiiKS,
BUGGIES,
WA(iONS,
SLKIGTIS.
on phort notice and In a workmanlike manner
ITAU Orden promptly attended to
WM. Mc-KNI3I1T.
nwirfipM. Fehrunrv 14th. IHOri.-Iy.
18GG. IflGG,
IJIIILADEIsrilU ANDEUIE KAIL
KOAl). Thin preal line travemoe the
Norlhern and Nor. b wont eonntiee of Pennejlra
nia to the city of Brie on Lake Erie,
It hn been Itaned and fa opcratrd by the
FENN'A KAIL HOAI) CX)MlANV.
lime of Pussonger trains st tHPOBM'n.
Leave Laitward.
Erie Mail Train 6.02 P. M.
Erie Exprra Train 1 1.48 P. M,
I rave V estward.
Erie Mail Train 13-00 M.
Kr e Kzpreai Train 1.6.1 A. M.
PaMcnger oar run thronph n the Krle Mail
and KaproM Traina without ebani bulb wayi
betweon Phitadelnhia and lirie.
New i ink 1 Diinrrtlotu
Leare N. York at 9 a. ro., arrlre at Krie - SO a.m.
1eare Erie at 4.45 a.m., arrive at S. York 4.10 y m
Korbaneol 1'arabelwceu I rlrA IM.York
Klecant gleeninc Can on all Night tralni.
For information renpertin? Pajucnger hunt.
nci. epply at ( or. 30th nnd Market rt , rbil a
And for Froishl buineia of tho Contpany'i
ARfoU 8. H. Kiiij?"ton,jr., Cor. lilth and Market
trod, I'htladolphia.
.1. W. Reynold, Krle.
Wtn. Urown, Agent, K. C. R. R., Baltimnra.
11. 11. ll.-inToa, iieoeral Freight Agt. l'hil'a,
H. W. (iwHimn, lien ml Tirket Ajrt. Phil a,
A L. TYLER, General Superintendent, Erie
,r .. uitv
I'atrntcd May lNHt.
rphi U an article for washing without rubbing,
X except In Trry dirty p1aep, which will re-iui-
a very eMirht rub, aad unlike other prepar
ations offered for a like purpoiia, will rot not
Tna cloth as, but will leave them much wiiifRR
than ordinary method's, without the Ufaal wear
and tear.
It re root n i greaee npti ai If by inagU, and
oftem the dirt by eoaifng, ro that rinsing will
in ordinary ca.e entirely remove it,
Tbit powder it prepared in acoordiinro with
chemiral rcienee, and upon a prorcae peculiar to
Itself, which li pea red by L tlen Patent. It
ba been in oio fn more than a year, and baa
proved itseif an universal favorite wherever it
bat been nmd. Among the advantage! rlaimed
are the following, via,
It savei all the expense of tonp nsuall used
on eottnn aad lir.cn foods.
It savei most of the labor of rubbing, und
wear and tear.
Also, for cleaning windows It ti unurpned.
With one quarter the time and lbor usually re
quired it Impaits a bfautiTul plots and lustre,
niurh superior to any other mode. No water re
qurrd except to moisten the powder.
directions with cah pnekace.
And enn he readily appreciated by a tingle
trial. Tho eost ef washing f.ir a family nf five
or sit perpons will not exceed Titnra craTs.
Tho manufaturere of this powder are aware
that many use I ens compounds have bon Introduc
ed to tho public which have rotted the cloth, or
failed in remoTing the dnt, but knowing the in
trinsie excellence of tbie article, the er.nfldently
proclaim it as ht ng ediptcd to oiert a demand
which has long existed, and which ha hereto
fore rcmainM wnsupplied. Matrnfaotured by
HOWK 4 eTEVrXg,
2f1l Proadway, pnitnn.
Aluo, Manufaclurere rf Family live Colors.
For sale by ttmcra and Deal en everywhere.
Oct.. 10ih IStiS. ' & no.
Vrim dcniring to trnosni t busi
Xl noss wi'h me at my oflW, are berel.v n-difinl
tUnt I will ii'd Itp r.imd with orrtmnfv nt home on
anv ilavs evnpt MvMiAY aud h TVl.IAY.
H'l 2fi--L -M. pttKlKU.
$1)0
A Month 1 Arents wanted for six ea
"i nrl.clr: lust OUL AH.Ireu
0. T. UARrn.City llailding, Iliddeford, Me.
May Id, ly.lr,n.
I'HIMHI I. Hkl IN .ir..Hiesnt
I 1 At, MKnitELL k BI0I.EK S.
FRESH ARRIVALS,
TIIK CHKAl' STOIti: OF
showers & graham.
Fall Goods,
New and Very Cheap I
Q1I0WKHS A ORAIIAM respeelfully an
O nonnre lo Ine public that lUey aro now open
ing an aitensir. auortmonK of
F ALL GOODS,
At the old aland in Ciraham'i new building which
they offer to icll at aftoninhincly low prices,
feoniidoring their eost !) for cash or approv
ed country produce. Their stock of
DllY GOODS
CANNOT UK SUKPAPSEDl
Customers esn there finds
CALICOKS WITH FAST COLORS!
MUSLINS I DEIK I N l 1 I.A V NR !
CLOTHS! CASS1MKKS! VKSTINOS!
L A V I tS' 8 H A W L j ! G S N TS ' S 1 1 A W IS
HATS A CATS I ItOOTS i, SHOES
CAUPET8 A OIL-CLOTHS!
OUK STOCK OF
FANCY GOODS
IS UNEXAMPLED IN STYLE
AND VAlUETY.embraoinr.
NOTIONS! NOTIONS I NOTIONS
Scarl'n! Hcafl-Nets! Kock-Tiog
Sutuhcls! Port Jiloiiriuiusj 1 Brunhos
Pliotorajihic Alliums !
PirES. TORACCO 4 SbXiAKS !
. PKKFUMKliY OK ALL KINDS 1
Or anything else in tho Xotion Line !
ALSO,
HARD-WARE !
QULEXSWAKE!
GROCERIES
AND
PROVISIONS !
All or the b.st qaalitrt and aelecteil with special
regard to the trade of ClearGeld oounte.
JOFKl'Il B. 61IOWEH8,
EDWARD W. tillAllAM.
Clearteld, Sept. 21, 186(1.
Cheap Furniture!
DE8IKE8 to Inform hia aid friends and eos
tom.ra that, harinf anlaresd bia sb.p and
Increased hi faoilities for mauufaeturine;. h. is
aow prepared to make to order furnltur. as may
bedeaired, la good styl. and at cheap rntei for
Cash. jl. inosllr has on hand at bis "Furnl
tur. Rooms," a varied assortment of hoadj-oiade
Furnitura, among which art
Ilurcau9 nnd SiJc-IJoa rda,
Wardrobe, and book-Caaei : Contr., Sf., t'arlot
Breakfast and Dicing Extension Tables.
Common, French-Post, cottage, Jenny
Lind and other Bedstead.
SOFAS t,f all. KINDS. WOUK-STANDS
1IA T-KACKfl WASH-STANDS, io.
Hocking and Arm Chairs,
Spring Beat, Cane Bottom and Parlor Chain
and Common and other Chairs.
LOOK1AO-GLA USES
Of every description on handt and new glasses
for old frames, ubicb will b. put in on va
ry reasonable terms on ihort notice.
He also keeps on banc', or furnishes to or
der, Hair, Corn-Husk, Hair and
Cotton top Mattresses.
COFFINS, Of every kind,
Hid. to o-der, and fuuerali aUended with a
Hearse, -vhenever desired.
Also, House I'alntluc; don. to order.
Th. inbseribor also saanufaeturea, and has
constantly en band,
Clement'. Patent Wa.hlnjr Ma-hin.
Tb. best now lo nse. Those nainu this machine
never need b without elean elotbea I lie also has
Flyer's Patent Chum,
A superior art cle. A family using thli Chum
never need be without butter I
All th. above and many other article! are fur
Dished to customers cheap for Casa or exchanged
for approved country produce. Cherry, Maple,
Poplar, Linwnod and other Lumber euitabl. for
Cabinet work, taken in exchange for furniture.
jrfrltemeniber th. shop is on Market street,
ClearOeld, l'a-.and nearly opposite the "(lid Jew
Store." JollX 0CLK1I.
Nov. I', IBM. j
X NEW Filial.
HARTSWICK & IRWIN,
Druggists, Clearfield, Penn'a.
laving refitted and removed to th room lately
occupied lijr Hicliarrl iIosoi, notr
oiler, low for cah, a well se
lected assortment of
. Drugs and Chemicals,
Also, Talent Medicines of all kind", Oils,
Ulasa.ruttr, ly Slull'a. Siationary,
Tobacco and Sogars,
Confectionary, Spices, ami a larger slock
ol vnrielies ever (illiTwl in Ihii
dace, and wnrrantci) to l
of tho best tho Market adords.
J. O. HARTSWICK,
Deo. 13, 'i5.-lf. JOHN IRWIN.
Accidents! Accidents!
North American Transit Insurance Co.
I'rincipal Office, 133 8. 4th St., l'hil'a.
rhartcrtd
Capital
' Marrh .K. 14U1
a.KMI.(XH)
rptlK only Accident Insurauc. Company of
I'ennsvivania.
Annual l'.licics issuod aiainst all Aroidents
at exceedingly low rales. 1 murines effected In
any sum from 100 to 110,0011. No medical ax
auination required. Coiapensation given .aea
week in case of injury.
This company has paid many losses, promptly
and satisfactorily, aod its Officers and IMreetors
are widely and favorably known throughout th.
(Mate
Orncans T.nls t. Ilnnpt, Presidont.
Hcary C. Ilrowa, Heeretary.
James M. Conrad, Treasurer.
K. B. Kecler, Usncrnl Agent.
DinrcvoRs Lewis 1. Iloupt, Late (ien'l Ticket
Anent I'enn'a llailroad Co.; Matthew llalrd, firm
of M. W. llsldain A Co. 1'liilad'a i Bauiucl C.
Palmer, Cashier Commercial N'sU Hank, l'hil'a i
Richard Wood, &rm Wood, Marsh A Harvard,
No. Sl Msrkct st, Phll a i Jiiuri M. Conrad,
firm Conrad A Walton, (123 Market at, Philad'a;
1. K. Kingsley, Corilinental Hotel, "
H. U. Leisenring, S.'IV t 2.W Int k st, "
tleorge Martin, firm Martin, Toy A Co, Ko. 351
CnestnutaU Pliil'a ; Knock Lewis, la . Oeneral
Pnp't Pa. Railroad j 0. C. l'rand,ruB, tlcneral
Aitrnt Penn'a Itnllrood Company.
Policies Issued and informaiivn furnished by
JOHN L. CITT1.K, Agent,
epS-tf Cleirtii ld, Ta
IUSKrSTOKEF
I M.(iILhNKIii:HOriiotlliiH Mu
st a nic Sloi c, mo l(ior wi st of W.
Lewis' Rook Ptore.wber. he bei pa ennstsntlynn
hand rtteinway a Rons' and tlsehle's Pisno Msw
utacluriiig Comp,ny's Pianos. Mason A Hamlin's
Cabinet Organs and Carhsrt, Needliain f Co..'
Melodeona i itnilara. Violins, Fifes, l-'lutes (
llnltar and Violin strirgs.
Mi sir lliioisGolilrn Chain, (lol.len Shower,
flolden Censer, Oollen Trio, Ae.,Ae.
Hnrrv Mrstr. lie is constantly receiving
from Philadelphia all the latest music, which
persons at a dutane. wlhlrg, enn order, and
haTe sent them by mail, at p.bllsher's prices.
jf'Pianos aad Organs Warranted for live
years.
Those wishing to boy any of th. abor. articles
are inritsd to call and t xatnins mine before pur-
. elising elsrwhsre. My prices are the ssni. as
I in New York n, Philadelphia.
t-ireniarsof Instruments sent promptly open
application with any additional Infonontion de
sired, B. M. MltKt NK.
tlill strrct, Hnnlinfrt'on, Ps.,
Onedior west of I . iB Rook Store,
or Miss K. A. P. RLMUiiU Cleatricbi.
Pee. (1, le0..lf Agent fcr Cioarln ldco pinn a.
.nr)PER tuTTKns st
.vlkri;ll a d;i3leii'8.
HERRELL & BIGLER,
Hr.Ai.r.iiM in
IIAItDWAKE.
Al.aO, MANtrArTrllEM Of
Tin and Shed Iron Ware.
jo-7-y n r.ARi'iri.n, pa.
A LOT OV SADDLKH, liKIDLKS
JIAIINKSS, CULLAKS, Ktc.
Koraaleliy MKKliKI.L k MGLV.ll.
PALM Kirs PATKNT VS LOAD
ING il AY FOISKS,
For anlo dy MKIiUKLL J!ltir'K1j
OIL, PAINT, PUTTY, "uLASS,
NAILS, &c,
For tnlo by MKUKiiU, A I1KJLKU.
1IA US KSS T If I MM I N (7s"&" SIlOK
KIN DIN (IS,
For aula by JiKliRKLI, & BIGLEIi.
(JUNS, PISTOL-S, SWOJtD CANE.S,
Fol aaleby MKRKKLL I)I(JLEIt.
STOVES, "OF ALL "sOUTs' aND
SIZES,
For tale bv MKIUiELL t BIG LEU.
IKON! IKON! IKON! IKON!
For aaleby MKKUELL A CIOLKIt.
iioK.si'rsTioi;srORii
NAILS,
For sale by MKUliEI.L A BIGLER.
farmers7mercha
AND CITIZENS,
Look lo your Interests!
G. S. FLEGAL,
riilllpHburjf, Centre county, Peuu'a, '
MANLFACTl'RKR (it
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
Vr0i:LD respectfully Inform his friends and
til. publio generally, that he
Has Opeseu Larok Sales Koomh
la tba borough of PbiPpsburg, Pa., for the man
ufacture and sal. nf
STOVES, TLV AXT SHEET
jnoy WAIiE,
Of avery description, manufactured from thi best
material. My variety of cooking stoves coa
lisU of the celebrated Ironsides, th. best
cooking stoves In the United Slates ;
Continental, Lehigh, Fanner,
Daylight, Ch arm, Ac, and
every variety of the
BEST riTTSBUKO MANUFACTURE.
Parlor and Heating Proves of every
description. Including Hpeare'
Anti-Dust.
Sold at the Lowest Cash Pricei.
Mercbsnta deslnng to purchase will God It to
their advantage to examine my stock before pur
chasing elsewhere,
-All order, for EPOUTINU end OTIIKR
WORK will b. attended toon the SHORTEST
Mil ICK. aeplJ-tf
HOY TO SAVE MONEY.
Th. timet ar. hard you'd like to h
How you may save your Dollars (
Tbs way lo do it I will show,
U you will read what follows.
A man who lived not far from here,
M ho worked hard at his trade,
Put baj a household to support,
That squandered all he made.
I met biro once, ssts he. "my friend,
I look threadbare and rough j
I'v. tried to get myself a suit,
Hut ean't save op enough."
Fays I, my friend, how much bar yowf
I'll tell you wher. to go.
To get a suit that's sound and cheap
At KI.I.I.N-n iil Na 5i aad Co.
He took what Utile he bad saved,
And went to Kclzruatriu A Itrotliers',
And there h. got a handsome suit,
Fur balf bl paid to omcrs.
How he li bom., be looks io well
And their effect Is tueh,
That when they take their dally meals,
IThey don't .at balf so much.
And now bs Audi oa Siturday night
With all their wants supplied;
That h. baa money left to ep.nd,
And son. to lay aside.
His good success, with ehoerful smile,
He glsdly tells tc all)
If you'd ear. Money, go and bnr,
Yourcloiheeat lli iienstclii t lollilnrj HalL
Where the cheapest, driest and beat Clothing
and good Furnishing tloods eaa bt bad to suit
every taste, and in every style.
April II, ItirWi.tr
II. Bridge
(Flore on. dtor Keat of Clearfield House,)
Market St., t'lonrliuld, Pit.
Kei'pH on IinrnI a full n.sorlmcnt ol
UENTS FURXl.SUINUGU.iUS,
su-h as
Pliirla, Linen and Wooion tinder Shirli,
drawer, and socks, nerk-tln, pocket handker
chiefs gloves umbrellas, bats do., In great variety.
01 piece I) nods h. keeps the best Clotlu nf all
"shades and onlors." sn-h as
BLACK KiEKlS ui- THE VERY
Lns.1 iitnap. Fancy t'aseimer in prr-al varipy;
Alo, Kroncb Coating, Beaver, Pilot, C'liin
cliilla, and Krirotl over rymling, all of
which will be solil Cheap for Cash : ami
maile up aooor.linff to tho lnlrt .Stylne by
Experienced Workman. Also Agent for
Cleat field co., for I. M. Singer, if Co , cel
ebrated Sewing Macbinoa. 11 DUIlKIE.
Clearfield, I'enn'a, Nov. 1, 18t'i5.-lf.
II. F. NAUGLE,
MA 11 Ell.
Oraham'i Row, Clearfield, Pean'a.
Th. mibseril.sr respectfslly Informs bis eld
enaiomera ard the public, that b. has on hand,
and constantly receiving new aldiliona, a larg.
slock of Clocks,' etrhe and Jewelry.
Jewelry of .very variety from a single piece
to a full sett.
Watches, a fine assortment of illror Pluming
and open enso, American aud patent Lsvsrs,
plsinand full jeweled.
Clocks, a largo variety from th. beat Mannfao
tory, consisting of Kight day and Th:rtykout
Spring and Height, Lever., Tim., Strike aed
Alarm.
Bp.ctacles, a large assortment far aad near
sight, colored and plain glass.
Also, a flne assortment of fipoons, lorka, Dut-ter-knlvcs,
etc., plated on jn.iii Alehate.
ALL kinds of :ionks, Watrlies and Jewelry
oareliillv Kpairsd and H'orrnnlral.
A continuance of patronage Is solicited.
Nnvemlinr laih. 1fi5 . P NAl'tlL
M IMfH-ll. F. NAt-dLK bu Just
VI received aa Kleganl assorUnenl of th. beat
quality ! al silv.r utens'on and desk holdera.
Ni remher. 1S5.
CI round and nnsround splrra. Cllron, Knc
sT lish CuiTants, lij. Coffc. and Vinegar of
the best quality, for sale by 11. A I.-
Clearfield, January loth, 1si;.
1)nre Liberty Hlilte I eadTf bTwhitoT.
the root durable and the most economical.
Try It ! Mn.ulactnred only by Ziani.ta t Suirn.
Wholesale Ilrng, Paint a (iissi Dealers, Ko. 1.1J
North Third Rt, PhilV March II, lfi-Ty.
S Halms' pannrra, Kennedy i niediccj Di7
enrerv. ll.mhnll'. n.il.H i'i .1. ..'-.--i i i
(hi, Jan.". and Ayer'i medicines of crcry kind
NEW HARDWARE STORE
riilipsburg, Centre Co., Ta.
6. II. ZEIGLSR & GO.
IlEALEKH IN
Foreign and Domestic Hardware, Wood
Willow and Tin Ware, StovcS, Oils,
Paints, Glass, 4c, &c.
TUB attention of Mocbanlcs, Dullders, Farm
ers, Lumbermen, and Ituyers generally, if
invped o the fact that w. are offering a belter
assortment of goods in our line, than can be
found eisewhere in this pirl of th. Ktals, at
Pricei to Suit the Timei-
Our stock comprises a general assortment ef
TOOLS and MATl.HlAbri asej by C.rpenwrs,
lllacksmiths. Carriage and W agon Makers, Join
ers, Ac, Aa.) together with a largo stock of
IKON, NAILS, STEEL, SPIKES,
MINING SUPPLIES, 8AD
" DLEKY, KOPE, CHAINS,
GKINDSTONES, CIK
CULAK, MILL, i
CKOSS-CUT
SAWS,
ENAMELLED, FINISHED, AND
PLAIN HOLLOW WAKE,
CABLE CHAINS,
LARD, LINSEED, COAL, LUBRICATING,
AND FISH OILS,
TURPENTINE,
BENZINE,
VARNISHES,
COAL-OIL LAM I & LANTEKNS.
An eioellent assortment of FINE CfTTLERY,
comprising Kiives, Forks, Dessert, Tea, and
Table r?poons, Scissors, Rasors, Ac.
BRITTANIA AND SILVER-PLATED WARE.
TIX WARE IN GREAT VARIETY
aud best Manufacture.
Household, Horticultural, Farming and Rafting
implements, of the latest and most
improved patients.
Blacksmith! can be supplied with
ANVILS,
BELLOWS,
VICES,
SLEDGES,
1IAMMEKS, HOUSE AND MULE
SHOES, HORSE NAILS,
And all kinds of IRON AND BTEEL.
Carpenters and Builders will tod Id our estab
lishment a superior stock of
Planet, &iicf, A wjers, Hatchds, Single,
DouUc-Bit and railing A.rct,
Hammers, Files, Hinges,
ChifrU, Sercws, Holts,
Loch,
Pulleys, Sish, Corl, fr., tr.
Farmers and Rxfttnen will find everything In
their lino, and cheaper than can be bad els.
where. -Particular attention Is Invited to
OUK STOCK OF STOVES,
ComprUing Spear's Celebrated Anti-Dust, Cook
and Parlor 6 loves, ef all sites. Also,
THE NIAGARA OX-K, T ARLOR COOK,
BRILLIANT, DAWK. DEW DROP,
ARCTIC AND COMMON
EGO, POCKET,
Ac., 4c.
t-a?All of tho nhovo Goodn w ill be
sold CHEAP Foil CASlLst
C. II. ZK1GLER. $ Co.
I'hlllpsbnrg. Oct 10, 1S5A ly
0, YES! 0, YES!
TWENTY TER CENT. LOWER THAN
ANYWHERE ELSE IN THE
COUNTY.
JOHN S. KADERACII.
TTAVlN'fl OH . a ftftnr atnr mt !. "Dir.
II Hall," in ClearDrld county, wishes to notify
ius puons mai ne is aeterminee to sell all kinds
ui uoous iiiQAraii una tne uuaAfaar, to
defiance to th. county.
Now is your Time to Call and Examine,
While he Is placing on his iholree a full assort'
men I of
Dry floods,
Groceries,
Queenswara,
Hardware,
Earthenware.
Drnfrs, Oils, and Paints,
eieuicinos,
Ae., Ac, AC
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS k SHOES,
Of all kinds, constantly kept oa band.
A general assortment of
li EA D Y-MA DE CLO TJ1 IX G,
tax Wen and Boys' wear.
jr--A11 to b. sold at a very LOW rRICB for
CASU, or eichanged for all kinds of Marketing.
Jfv-rUWED LVMRKR A PIIINQLES takej
in .xehang. i'ur goods.
oetst tr jonw 8. it APKrtAcn.
Grape Vines for Sale.
VLL the leading hardy vari.tias of Jrst
quality.
Concord, t year old. 55 cents, or 120 per 109
Cnneord, ears old, 40 eonte, or 1 10 per ltlO
Rebecca, I year old, 40 ents ; beat whit, grape.
Iona, 1 year old, II 4J s best amber grape.
Any other varieties below Nursery prices.
Order, solicited aa sooa si convenient, and filled
la rotation, by A. M. 11ILLS.
Clearne! I. Pa Anvsl t. 1fiAA,r
N. 11. Viae ready for removal by tba
of October.
lilb
l I.AKI II.I.I) M H!.-.llVEcot.aAna
I linn. ItcnnsTBV.M.Tha HH.l.n 1 .
established a Nursery, on the Pike, about ball
; w.t neiw.cn iicar.eld and Curwensville, Is pre
i pared to furnl'h all kinds of Fruit trees, (Slnad
I ard and Dwarr.) Kvergreens, Shrubbery, Urape
Vines, Uo.seberriea, Lawloa Hlackhenv, Straw
bsrry and Raspberry vines. Also, Siberian Crab
: trees, Uuinc. and early .earlet Ubrubarb, Ae.
ttrders rromtalr attended In. A.l.l..
jScjit. ao.-tij.-lv. J D.WLlijUT, CurwcaiviU..
RICHARD MOSSCr,
DEALEK IX
FOKE1GN ani DOMESTIC GOODS
Mt'SLlNS at Sonsalion prioee
DELAINES at Sensntion tirirea
Col'UHtiS at rVnsiition tiric.
ALPACAS at Sensation iTioes,
.lust received at JIOSSOTS'.
GINGHAMS
at
at
at
at
at
at
at
at
K'iisation
Hensation
Sensation
Scnsatieti
Kensalinn
Jirloea
pricca
price
rica
prioee
CHINTZ
PRINTS
G LOV ES
CRAVAT3
SHAWLS
lit) N NETS
Ot)l)RED I
MUSLINS J
at MtlSSOrs
Sensation prieet
Sensation price
KcDMtion prictt
All to U 'mil at MOSSOrS.
LINEN at
Sensation
Sensation
Honsul ion
SensalioD
Sensation
price
price
jirice
price
CRASH al
CURTAINS at
rAW.E CLOTHS nt
FRINGE
at
price
at MOSSOI'S1
LACE at Sensation
HOSIERY at Sensation
KIISHmNS at Sensation
TRIMMINGS)
of all kinds k at Sensation
in anyquan'ty I
prices
price
price
price
Alvsavson banJ at MOSSOrS'.
CASS1 MERES at
SATTINETS at
TWEEDS al
JEANS at
VESTINOS al
SUIRTINGS at
Sensation
&i?usation
Sensation
Scnaation
Sensation
prices
prices
prices
prices
prices
Sensation
price
at M'JSSOl'S.
CLOTHING such
a Coats, runts.
Vests,
Under SlurU, at aeuealion prices
Flannel hrnrU,
Boot, Shoes,
Hau and Caps,
Now for aule at M08S0PS',
HARDWARE
such as Sns,nails
Forks, Knives,
Sjnkc, Hinge,
LIQUORS, earn
a Wine, Brnn.ly,
Gin, W b iakcy,
Conc, etc., etc.,
FRUITS, such as
I'rune, Kaiains,
Figs, PilbcrU, &a.
GROCERIES, say
Flour, Hams,
Shoulders, Sugar,
Molasses, Cotiee,
Tea, C r a c k e rs,
Spices, Candle,
at sensation
prices
at MOSSOrS'.
at sensation prices
at sensation prices
at MOSSOPS'.
nt sensation
prices
Coal Oil, etc., etc.
Always at MfKSOrS'.
BLACKING
ROPES
POWDER
SHOT
LEAD
at
sensation
sensation
sensation
sensation
sensation
sensation
prices
prices
prices
jirice
prices
price.
at
at
at
ut
at
CAPS
At the store of RICH A RI) MaSSOP.
MOSSOP
Alwnys keeps on band a full
assortment of all kinds of poods required
for the accommodation ol the puMic.
Nov. 1J. 18M.
GREAT EXCITEMENT
QN .SECOND STREET,
('i.EAnriKLn, Pe.nm'a.
NEW FIRM. NEW ARRANGEMENTS
and New Goods
AT VERY LOW TRICES.
The undersigned baring formed a co
partnership, in the Mercantile business,
wou.d resectrully invite the attention of
tbe Public generally to their splendid
assortemnl of Merchandise, which it
now being
SOLD VERY LOW FOR CASU.
Their slock consist in part of
Dry Goods,
of (he boat quality, such as Prints, Is
Laines, Alpaccns. Mot inns, liinghtmi,
Muslins Pleached and unbleached.
Drillings,
Tickinps, Cotton and Wool Flannels,
Salinetta, Cottetiades, Cassimeres, Ladies'
Shawls, Coats.Nubtas and Hoods, balmo
ral and Hoop Skirts, 4c, ic,
all of which
WILL BR SOLD LOW FOR CASH
Also, a fine assortment of men's i'rsw
era and Shirts, Hats 4 Caps, Boot A Shoes
Quccnsware,
Glassware, Hardware, Oroceries and spied
O? ALL KINPS
IN SHORT A GENERAL ASSORTMENT
of everything usually kept in re
tail Store.
ALL CHEAP FOR CASH
or approved country produce.
WRIGHT 4 FLA NIG AS.
Clearfiold, January 10th, lMW.tf.
JSjTEW STOliE AND NEW GOODS!
JOS. SHAW & SON
Have just opened a
Nit Stoke, on Main St., Ci.gAimii.n, Ti ,
lately occupied by Wo. F. 1RWIS.
Their stock consist of
LDLU'T C23-CDCDII5S3,
GkocERigs or the best quality,
QuF-ENSWAriE, IiOOtS and Slioc.s
and every article accessary for
one's comfort.
Call and examine our slock before pur
chasing elsswhere. Msy 0, ISflfi-tf.
CI.KAK VI Ktl) CtiTTrsTV H AS K. The
Clear6eld County Dank as an ineorporsied
inetllutioa has gon.out of existence by tbs sur
render of lu ebsrter on May 11th, 18oi.
All of Its stock is owned by th subscribers,
who will continue the banking' business at Ci
saiu. place as private bankers under tbs trot
am. of tbs Clearfield County Bank."
W. are rcsponsihl. for th. debts ef th Dink,
anl will pny its notes on demand at ib. counter.
Pospoeita roeoived and Interest paid when me
aey is left for a ted tin.
Paper discounted st sii per cant, as hrtonr
Our personal responsibility is pledged for al)
deposits received and business transacted.
A eontinuanee of th. liberal patronag. of tbs
oi.sin.as n.en 01 in. essbty is respectfully smel
ted. .s President, Cashier and OIReers of tb. lets
Clearneld County Itank, w. require th. notes ct
saiu nans lo he presented ror redemptioa.
James T. Leonard, ltiohard Shaw,
Win. Port.r. J.mM i). Urabara,
A. K. Vt right, o. L.R..d,
William A. Wallace,
Tb. business of tb. Hank will h. eondsc.
d by John M. Adams, Esq., as Cashier.
Jua J,'.tf.
CI.EAHFIEI.D, VA.
'Phis Dank is now open and ready for boldness,
X Pffioe on Secened sueet, in the building for
merly .orupied by Leonard, Finney A Co.
PtnarroBS akw orncans.
JA8. T. LEONARD, RICHARD Ml AW
ProVl. WM. PORTER.
JAi. D. r.RAIIAM, (ISO. L. RltKP.
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