THE REPUBLICAN.
THCMOAT:!
:Fclrury 21, IHU7
Ice Crbam. We are requested to
Ute that n Ice Cream (oatival, for
the boncfit of tho Baplibt Sunday
School, in thia placo, will be hold at
the rchidunce of M. A. Frank, Esq , on
to-morrow evening,(22d,) whorcjall the
friends are invited to attend.
We call the attention of our lum
bermen to the card of Goorgo Falk,
Esq., proprietor of the "Susquehanna
Hotel" at Coxestown. Mr. Falk has,
during the past summer, blowed out a
numbor of rocks at his landing, and
has planted posU fur half a mile above
his botol. Give him a call.
Briad roa the JJunory. Messrs.
Cutler and McBride desire us to in
form Lumbermen, that they intend to
apply them with bread during the
approaching rafting season. Thoy in
tend to erect a "Shebang" at the land
ing above the bridge, at this place,
where those in want of tho "staff of
lifo" can be accommodated.
Information. The raftmen will no
doubt be pleased to learn, that in the
future, lodging and provisions can be
had at "Fulton's dead Water." Messrs
Lounsberry and Johnson have erect
ed houso at that point capable of en
tertaining two hundred men, and in
tend, hereafter, to make it their busi
ness to supply watermen with bread,
meat, ropes, axes, augurs and all the
necessary out-fit for a raft man. -
Swindlers. We this week publish
on Our first page an article relating to
lottery and gift swindlers, for which
we bespeak an attentive perusal. The
robberies committed by this cIues of
highwaymen amounts to millions of
dollars annually, and perpetrated up
on those who are least able to bear it.
We have no doubt but that our own
little county is annually plundered of
thousands of dollars in the manner
indicated by this circular, and it is the
duty of every citizen to denounco it
We could name individuals who have
sent those vidians five, ten and per
haps more dollars, who should have
invested it in bread and meat for their
children. Every dollar sent, either
to a lottery or a gift enterprise gam
bler, ig thrown away.
Lecture on Chemistry. The lect
ure on "Chemical Force," to be deliv
ered in the Court House, by II. B.
Swoope, Esq., on Tuesday evening
next, we predict will be rnre treat
to those not versed in chemistry.
The study of this useful science, from
its supposed intricacy and unfathoma
ble depths, is grossly neglocted, and
consequently entirely misunderstood
liy the public. Those wishing lo gain
information on this point cannot de
mote their timo to better purpose
than by repairing for a few hours to
the Court House, on the evening in
dicited, listen to Mr. Swoope, and then
examine and see for themselves how
this science is rendered simple and
plain when committed to the hands of
one who has made it a part of his
ctudy.
Bead It. We call the attention of
our readers to tho confession of the
Rev. Lindsay, tho child murderer, lie
claims that he was actuated by high
motives while killing his child. This
is just what bis New England fathers
aid when they cut the tongues out of
the Quakers' mouths, cropped thoir
ears and thon hung them. It was in
the direct line of this duty, we sup
pose, that Roger Williams and his
friends were banished. Under the
rme plea they robbed and drove the
Indian from his posessions, and the
same feeling lately murdered half a
million of white men, and puton aline
of extinction four millions of "colored
brethren." If we are to accept the
declaration of these Puritan demons,
they are alwaj-s ' actuated by the
highest tno'ives of man's nature."
The murderer, while in prison, should
repeat the following, daily :
"The Merry I to other show,
Tfct nercr tho to h."
Irony. Tho TiUsburg Commercial,
in defending Speaker Hall of the Stato
Senate against the imputations of that
hlutherskito Lowry, says that Sena
tor Hall was never suspected for be
ing partial to the interest of the Penn
sylvania Kail Road Company.
Arrived. Henry St. Marie, the
man who discovered John U. Surratt,
in Italy, has arrived in Washington,
and appeared bofore the Grand Jury
against him. There is no word yet
of the ship SwaUira, which haa Sur
ratt on board.
Later. The last mail brings nows
of Surratt's arrival at Washington.
Promoted. The negro Solomon
Johnson, who served as barber at the
White House during the reign of the
"late lamented," has been appointed
to a first-class clerkship in the Trea
sury Department, at Washington.
This is a good joke on his "white
trash" desk mates. If it was right in
1790 for a fastidious Frenchman to
worh!pand adnre a femalo prof titute,
wnat is there to prevent a Puritan
in 1867 from falling in love with a
iKgrof It may, after all, bo only a
watt-r of tatA
awaseeeauwaumuswawsenuwsmms .1 .
Vrmgrttt 61 tht tVrrrfr-y Mtrfortn
ntion. Poor-mat thieves are doing a rush
ing business in Bangor, Me.
I'arsou Brownlow threatens to re
tire to private lite. Private lifo will
suffer.
A Washington cashier was dropped
off tho rear end of a Western train for
insulting a young girl in the cars.
It takes more money lo run tho
Freedmen's Bureau than it did tho
whole Government under Jefferson.
A dispatch from Stico, Maine, says
that Mrs. Sweot has boen convicted of
manslaughter for poisoning her hus
band. Hanson Bumgnrdcr was hung at
Marietta, Ohio, on tho 15th instant,
for the murder of John T. Eubarko, in
lust September.
Tho Boston Pout says : "A feature
of tho times is the steady withdrawal
of money from the savings banks by
the working classes." Confidence gone.
dmund P. Rossesu, of Louisville,
Ky., committed suicide on the 15th by
shooting himself with a pistol. The
causo was mental uberrutiou.
Haifa bushel of counterfeit postal
currency was picked up in the street,
in 1'etroit, a lew mornings ago. .Loy
alty furnishes employment fur a great
many cute minds.
Lindsley, the child-whipper, has
been decided to bo of unsound mind
by the physician at the Auburn, N. Y.,
State Prison, and will be placed at an
avocation that is not laborious.
A boy employed by Sloman k Edpe,
No. 19 South William street, N. Y-,
was robbed, on the 15th, of $500 by a
man who enticed him into a by-place
and threatened to blow his brains out
Alfred Foss, of Limerick, Me., was
way-laid on his return home from
Portland, on the loth, by robbers, who
fired at and knocked him down and
robbed him of 1280. Two men have
been arrested on suspicion.
Miss Harris, who shot her lover,
Burroughs, in tho Treasury two years
ago, and acquitted therefor by the jury
which tried her, hue just boon com
mitted to the insane asylum.. A fit
ting end to a most dismal tragedy.
Three men named Itec, Cofer, and
Home, were arrested in Chicago on
the 14th, charged with forgeries of
Buena Vista county bond, Stale of
Iowa, to the amount of 940,000. A
preliminary examination was had to
day, and the prisoners were held to
bail.
Henry Kenian, of Portland, Me., a
sailor on the bark Mary E. Libby, was
stubbed to the heart by Charles John
son, a runner in Mrs. Robert Douglass'
boarding houso. The murderer was
arrested. The cause of tho murder
was an altercation on the previous
evening.
James Ryan, of Onundago county,
N. Y., was arrested at Binghamton,
on the 8th, on the arrival of the Syra
cuse train, for the murder of his step
father, Jerry Dcnham. This morn
ing, on going to his cell, he was found
dead, having strangled himself with
his suspenders.
Major IL C. Ransom, of Hartford,
Conn., while laboring under a tempor
ary fit of insanity, threw himself from
a window of his residence, falling a
distance of fifteen or twenty feet,
crushing his skull and causing instant
death. For several days he had been
in great trouble and pel plexity in con
sequence of some disarrangement in
his business affairs, and it was observ
ed that his mind was affected.
The house of U. G. Dur, at Milton,
Mass., was entered on Thursday lust,
during the absenco of the family, and
a trunk, containing notes, mortgages,
&c, and about (10,000 in Ui.ited States
bonds, was carried off. The trunk
was afterwards found, but the bonds
had been abstracted. The robliery
was committed by three young ladies,
who have been arrested and are now
in jail. The bonds were found on
them.
Clifton Harris, colored, and Luther
J. Verrill, white, were arraigned at
Lewiston, Me., on tbe 14th, on a war
rant charging them with being the
murderers of Mrs. Kensley and Miss
Caswell, on the 17th ot January, liar
ris pleaded Rtiilty, and Verrill pleaded
not guilty. Verrill also waivod a pre
liminary examination, whereupon both
prisoners were committed to Auburn
jail for trial before tho Supreme Court,
on tbe zia ot April next.
"Hearing About It." A gentle
man who had spent much time in lex
as durinir the past two years, was in
Springfield, a few davs since, when ho
heard a frocdman s iiurcan man talk,
ins largely of the awful state of socio
ty in Texas. I have seen six negroes
shot down in a day, said ho, naming
the locality ; and this, he averred, was
no more than the daily average there.
The gentloman said this could not be.
I have seen it said Bureau. My resi
dence has beoiil in that locality, said
the jrcntleman, and wnat yon say 1
know to be untrue. Not one negro has
been shot there in a year. But, said
Bureau, I havo heard that six a day
wore shot down. "Hoard !" said tho
gentleman, didn't you see the shoot
ing r JSo, 1 heard ot it, and I believe
it, said Bureau. But you just said
that you itc it. No, I didn't see it
you misunderstood mo I heard about
T. t, - I - . I. . J
it, saui on res u, as us sneaaeu away.
.Sdrm Statesman.
Shocking Barbaritt. A brutal af
fair took place in Pittsburgh a few
days ago. Some hogsheads of sugar
were placed outside of a grocery store,
and attracted the attention of some
children on their way home from
school. Tbe children put thoir fingers
throngh the crevices and holes of the
barrels and indulged in sweets for a
few minutes. Suddenly a man named
Batchcl rushed out from the store with
a vessel of boiling water and dashed
it upon the children, who were dread
fully scalded. One little boy present
ed a shocking appearance, the entire
side of his head, face and neck being
lite-ally cooked. The doctor stated
that it. is pro ba bio that all the hair
from one side of the head will come
out, and will never grow again. It is
also feared that one of the eyes will
be lost. The brutal perpetrator was
arrested and held for a hoaring. He
desired to make an information against
tbe child fbr the larceny of sngar, but
was net yrmiftoi
Settlkd at LaIt. The I
test for
Naval
Rump, last
the Delaware river, below Philadel
phin, has been adopted as the place to
found this new government workshop
Here all the iron clads are to bo hous
edto rot. The millions spent by
loyalists on many of those unuaviga-
ble crafts, will soon find the bottom.
Tie New York Commercial, a lead
ing disunion paper, has got tired of
the Y ashington hum-buggers. It I ut
terly gives no quarter to the impeach
en, but, uniformly speaks of them
as the Butler-Forney-Phillips schem
ers, and of "the threatenings of Ash
ley and Butler and Loun as harmless
as theatrical thunder." Not so "harm
less," though, for already they have
cost the country millions.
A Bill to Increase the Price of
the Necessaries or Life. The N.
Y. Evening Post suys that no man who
expects to continue in public life can
a fiord to vote for the atrocious swin
dle upon tho farmers, Mechanics and
woritingmen oi me united Btatos
called the Tariff bill "which ought to
be styled "A bill to still further in
crease the prevailing high prices, and
to grind the faces of American work
ing mon." The people are learning a
costly lesson they are beginning to
find out that this continued tamper
ing with the industry of the country,
produces evil and ouly evil to them,
however it may enrich a few favored
manufacturers.
A man who kept a scolding wifo be
ing asked what he did for a living, re
plied that he kept a hot house.
It is better to reconcile an
than to conquer him.
enemy
ifffWj) Ittarkrt fport5.
Clearfield Market.
Reported weekly forth CLBiuriRiB RarcaLira
by J. P. Emma, Dealer la Iry Goods, Uro
ecrics, Provisions, to., Msrkrt It., Clearneld.
Cittnrnt.n, Fob, tl, 1S67.
Apple. green
tt 00
Hogs, dressed
Hi det, fronts
Hams, soger cured,
Shoulders
Sides
Lord
III
irird.lt. ...... 14
Apple butter.ajgal, I M
nutter o
Brtnl. W (, 4 00
Buckwheat 1 IS
Buckwheat floor fh, S
Beef, dried- ti
Mots pori.V bbl...S t
Oats 74
Beef, freeh lICl, IS Onione.....
Boards, M It 00 (n,! 0ft Potatoes...
1 00
1 IS
Corn, shelled.. 1 S(l : Praebes, dried, R ii
Corn, ear. 7S Plaster, V bbl t 00
Corn meal, To) tack, I 7i i Kye. 1 SO
Chop. V rwL I 00 1 Rags, ft ft I
Clorerooad 10 00 , Halt. $1 seek... I SO
Cheoee. 2S ! Shingles, IS in. M, SO
Cherries, lb 71" ! fhinrlet, 7 ia 12 00
Chickens, drad, lb, 2
Timothy seed...
Tallow
WheaU
Wool '.
Wood, y eord..
4 00
I-ggs IS
Flaieeed. I 0
Flour IS 00(0, IS 00
liar. V '"" -,0 00
IS
I 00
SO
4 00
Philadelphia Cirorerjr Market.
Reported weekly for the Curt anna RtrrtLtrti
by Waiswaiuar A to. Wholesale Grocers and
Tea Dealers, N. E. corner Hecond A Arch streets,
rbiiadelphta.
PniLinexnatA, Feb. 19, 1S67.
A good demand exists fur Teat, at about prerl
ous quotations. Srrups Arm aad artira. Sugars
art higher, and a good business Is doing at the
adrenee. Refined nre up Kaii da all grades.
Molaatet firm with moderate holiness, principally
la NewOrleaaa. Bioe iu fair request. Coffees are
agaiu higher, with large business both in lineeand
eargdea.
raaa.
Tonng Hyeuo
Paprior. Sfa 1 It
Fiue 1 SM,U 4S
Finest 1 SSln.1 SO
Hyson
r1urerior...l lOftl ii
Fine 1 JO fa I SO
Fiarst 1 S.Mj,! 70
Imperial
Huperior...! IS fit I 40
Fine 1 Ml fa, I AS
rorrata.
Rio, common
Good J:t(frt,
Prime 24, (tl
Choice 20 jf
Java, old gor. SOfftn
Laguara 20 (ft
W A Coeans..
Dandelion pa.
atoaat.
Crushed
2S
24
2
27
J
27
IS
17
1SJ
l.-'l
IS,
IS
Coarse pulr'd
Fiot...do...
A
B
Kurt C
Finest 1 7l)(al SO
Gunpowder
Huperior...! SSfcl 40
Fiue 1 SSfal 70
Finest 1 TSfai M
Blark
fuperior... W0t 00
Fine I 0S(o.l 2S
Finest 1 (S(o,l SO
Japan
ruperior...t OSfh.I IS
Fintu. I JOfnl JS
Finest I SS(I IS
ana.
Carolina II 11,
F.art India... Ilfrt li
ft
Hi
C A yellow... 12ff$ 14
trnrra.
Common 42ft S7
Fair .... S:t(,n M
Hood :t(o) 70
Prime 7 .Sf.i, SO
Choice SSfin OS
Choioeettra, I 00(0,1 10
aoi.tssRi.
N. 0., ebowe, .if 00
Porto Rico... ASfm SO
Cuha SSW SJ
Fblladclphla ProtWoa Market.
Reported weekly for the CLKAiiriKxa Rarrii.icAa
kr N. H. G a Aa am A Co., Proritioa Merchants,
No. 17 A 10 N. Water ttrtet, Pbiltdelphia, Pa.
Paii.Anct.rai4. Feb. 10, 1807.
Flour, etlra ftm.412 00
ftniuna, fl Hut..... 1 2 00
Potatoes, 'ft bhl... 2 80
Mercers, 1 bus. I 10
Mesi pork, V bbl.. 21 SO
Baron
Rrt flour..
7 00
Cora meal......
Wbett
Rre
Corn..
Oats
Beans
Boeswal
Candles, tallow....
Adamantine ....
Fiat hers
4 SO
10
I as
7
SO
1 00
so
IS
22
80
8. C. htms.
Rhoulders.
gidot
Lard..
Butter
Choice roll
Hohd parked....
Eggs, dot.
Cbeeee, Ohio
New York
Sslt, rock
Ground,) sack.
Seeds
Clorer
Timothy
Flaxseed
Tallow
Wool, Ohio
Common
rnwashed
1
Hi
13
12
so
24
SO
18
22
S
2 20
Fifh, per barrel
Maekerel, No.!, IS SO
Herring. 1 box,
S
Domestic fruits
Apples, bbl..
Dried, V lb-...
Bidet
Oils
Whale Sperm
Lard -
Crude pec
Refined pet
o oo
IN
14
I OS
I OS
I 211
I
SO
t 00
a o
i o
I0
70
08
Si
Pltttbnro; Markcta.
Prepared every week for the CLXAarirLb Rrrt-B-l.lrAM.byT.
C. Jasatva, Commission Merchontf
No. f!3, Liberty StroAt, Pittebarg, Pa.
PiTTtiran, Feb, 19, 1887.
n.oi r.
Applci.pl hl.fj S0(,1,( HO
Dried spple,primo, 10
Dried peanhea... 18
P. It, p barrel I 00
Candles 14
No. 1 Mackerel, V
barrel ...18 00
Lard, choice 174
Tallow lllj
BArni.
Sides 12
DartonSnowFlahr$!4 eC
Ooeon of tho West
and r slooe 12 2S
Jenkins' Eureka... 12 7S
Ford's A Crom-
ett's....ll 7S(d) 12 00
Rre flour, t bhl 7 ti
Cora meal, hut,
1 Oil
7S
2 7S
1 ti
id
811
2 7S
8S
11
Durkwbeat Hour,
1ft hundred
Wbeot. 2 40 (
Shoulders I0(ii II
Rve
H ami, sugar cured, IS
Mess Pork 22 00
Brooms 2 S0(i$ 4 00
Refined Oil. 4o
Oats 48 (r
Corn, shelled
Potatoes, choice,
barrel
Poach Blows....
Cofea 2S(ri 27
si o.
Brown lord) 13
Onions, barrel..
Timothy seed.
Clover seed..
1 i I rUOned, bard lr.f
10 A eoffoe lij
2 00 Tilt.
2 00iBlack 7S(r I 21
i 7SOrrcn 1 0O(i I 7S
Mrropt. ...7 ."(, 1 lo
2! Molaeeee 70(a) 80
18 Riot. I(4 I"i
Flat eeed
Middlings, prime,
Beaoa, nary.
Butter, prime roll.
('hot to ..IJfo
Egg-
FLOl'R .... PROVISIONS
T. C. JENKINS,
COM Miasm MERCHANT,
FLOl'R, PROVISIONS. A5D ALL KINDS OF
BIFIHED OILS.
Ctiftapmt Ploar Hooee la Plltsbnrrb.
On htnd, relithle and wall knewa nraads. Qnality
of Flour guaranteed. Inducements to dealers
and Prices Current tent evert week.
fitrirvv? Fu-". ?T Lrrterr STtrtr,
tn"Hr rm:siT4H. Ta.
tho establishment of a now I l- a toothing tsptcirtut.reptrtd
Itepol was decided in the RY .A-.tuTrT rit Ll
week, league Island, En n '"
one con- TT"T Atbt Clinrrr Pertors.1.
hot, that It I taore emeeeloet la pulmoaery
atTsctlont thoa ay other rcaedy. iu rot;
ha aow become M generally kaowa, Ibat ll U
Justly regarded la many eouatriet it medicine
or indteoouteble aeeesetty. la Great Britain,
F recce end Oertnuay, where medical kIiim baa
reached its bigheal perfection, it la p rote ri bed
ia dominie praotioo, aad eoaetantly need la tht
armlet, la aoipitaii, too oner puniiotniiltutloni,
abort It It regarded by tbtaltoaiMng pbjtlelaoi
ai tho aott epoody and agrooabU remedy that
cob bo enploroii fjrarecly any aoljchborhood
oaa bolonod whora well kaowa oeeei of dltoaeod
lunai, wbirh bad batted tho offorti of tho moit
skillful aad f iporleacod doetorf, baro aot boon
pormanoatl eared by It. Theeo rotulu are tho
aott eonviactrf prooft of tho superior eu rat ire
properties of this proparolioa t and to theoa tho
authors point with poeallar satitfaotion. While
it is Moot powerful against eonBrned diseases, it
Is sxtremelr irontle as a medietas la loraoe anj
youth, being quite harMlees to eren tbe young
est. when admiairu rod judidiouilv.
this health-restorer aooomplishes area mors
by preveoUoo tbea euro. If taken In season, It
heals all Irritations of tbe throat and lunci,
whether arising from Colds or Coughs, or front
other eanses, and tans prevent that long train o
painrul nod Inoarable diseases, which would
arite from tho nogieet of tbom. Jlenee ao family
should bs without It. loSueasa, Croup. Hoarse-
nets. Whooping Congh, Pleurisy, loeipient Con.
sumption, and other affections of the breathiog
organs, giro way before this pre-eminent eoin
bieatlon of medleal Ttrtuee.
Prepared by I) a. J. 0- Aria A Co., Irftwell.
Mass., and sold by C. D. Wataon, Cle.r6.ld: W
0. Me t. dlon Hope) Joseph H. Irwin and
Irrln A Hartshorn. CnrweBsvillof Kirk er fipea-
eer, bamoor City. jaaia.im
Dr. LEON'S
CELEBEATEU PEZTAEATIONS.
The Perfection of Medical Science,
"TVR. LEON'S RLBCTRIC HAIR RENEWKR,
X t It Is a positive euro for Baldness.
Jl restores grey bair lo its original color.
It it a toaie, net a dyt, aad aott apon the rt-
ersuoat.
It Immediatoly arrests falling eat of tbe Hair.
It alievtatea Aearalgia aad Headache.
It radically earet dandruff and humors.
It keeps tht eoal p healthy, cleea aad eool.
It It aa elegant aad exquisitely frtgraal hair
wresting.
It restores, cultivate! aad ktaatitet tbt hair,
It maktt harsh hair flexibit and lattroui.
Dr. Leon's Klectric Hair Heaewer haa enloytd a
high local repreeeatatioa for many years. Its
wonderful restorative atd iartgoratiog proptrtiea
are wall kaowa to tht Medical Faculty of Phila.
dolphin. a
Bting rally satultd of tht merits of Leon 's
Electric Hair Reaewer.we have procured cxrlut
Irt cwnrrthip nnd ire determined that tvtry
hoasthold la oar lead thai! kavt opportuaily to
reap Its keacBUU
Dr. Leon's Infant Remedy.
A most delightful and emcaeiout cart for tbt
varioui Ills to which Infants and young children
art subject. INVALUABLE, FOR TaaTllINU
CHILDREN 1 It softens tkt gums, abatts la-
fltmmttioa. Invigorates tbt ttomach and bowtls,
eon-ecu acidity, aad is a tare aad tpeedj tart
for tolie, cramp and windy paint. A mott tx
eellent prepare tioa for children of a roitltii and
frtiful habit aad ia all eaes of Looseneet, Griping,
VoMlUncor other inward grief, It gives immedi
ate ease Used for more than half a eeaiury In
the practice of one of the moot eminent pbyti
slant of Philadelphia.
Ia now placing this article within ths reach of
til our e)ountrymtn. wt woald remarh that we
know it tc he a remedy of aarivaled excellence
and that it bat proved fa thousands of eastt, nt
wt art retolvtd It shall ia millions, a priceless
boob, ror tale by Druggists everywhere.
Addreet all orders to
ZKIQLER A SMITH,
Sole Proprietors,
1J7 North Third street, Philadelphia
Silver Wash Powder.
Fivte time, labor, money. Makes washing a
pastime aad Monday a festival. Sold every
where. Try It, - noli ly
Trigs ri)RiGS! drtcs!'
JOSEPH R. IRWIN,
Oa Mala St., aat door wait of Hippie d aatl't
More,
CI RWESSVILLK, PA,
Uat at oa hand a largt attorUntal of
Drugs, Medicines, Oils, Paints, Dye
Stuffs, Patent Medicines,
Traeojea, nliouldcr-Tlrarrt, EUattle fMock.
In(p and sMipportera,
Ulaat, fatty.
Perfumery. ToiletGnods, Confectioneries, 'plcei
vanntd Fruit, Tobacco, Cigars, Books,
Stationery, Psncils, Psns, Iok,
and a general variety
of Notions.
Hit ttock cmbracei all article! ateded la a
eommouity. It entirely new, aad of tho bott
euality, and will ho or Id at reaaoatblt prieet.
Call aad txamiae tht f oodt j they ctnnot fail
la pletet. dert tf
Down I Down 1 1
THE LAST ARRIVAL
AND OF COVRSK THK CHEAPEST!
A Proclamation against High Prices 1
1 VTK rr bow ofwnlnK op t ItH of lh Wrt ant)
oflfrrd in thii market, a&4 t prirM thmt rpniinfl
tw of th (food old duTf of chnop tbino. Thow
who lark filh pon Ibii point, or deem oar ..
(ttcioi 0tipri.uuor, nrrd bat
f .M. .IT Oi R 8 TORE,
Corner Front uid Market itwti,
Wherw thry can , fmri, bear and know fur then
elrra. To fullr andenrtand what are cheap (roodi,
thii nait be done. W do not deea it Dwriurr
to eoamermif and item lie oar took. It it enough
for ai to out that
We have Everything that ia Needed
and OAnfianiM In thii market, and at rrioea that
anUmifih both old and Tnanr. V an fluih of
ffoodi initad for holidttr prrwnta.
de20 iOifKFH MIAW k PON.
rniv.tTE S.11.E
Of VALIABLI
RIAL & PERSONAL PROPEETY,
trtOLTTIIRO
3,500 Acres of Timber Land.
' "nR snbeortber, reetdinf at Ulea Hope, new
X nfTert for tale one of the best litMNtl-S
bl'AXI'S for Merchandising and Lomberint in
the ennntr, er perhipe in the Ptsle, vis: A Isrre
ItH'KLLi.Nli H(ll SK, CTOllK-KtHlM, and all
neceeeary ontmnldinre attached, together with
Ten Town Lots in Glen Hope,
Also, a LOT CONTAIN!?"! TEN ACRES of
creek bottom lana of the very heel ejnality, on the
eut side of I'learAeld Creek, opposite Ulea Ilnpe.
A Tract of 200 Acres of Timber Land,
Heavily tintWed witk pine timber, situate ons tnd
a half mile from Glee llnpe, on the lampike lead,
ing to Ansoaville, about tea teret of which are
cleared and under cultivation. The undivided
One-third of 3500 Acres of Timber Land
Of the very bott qnslity, titnale oa Clearfield
Creek, Bear the month of Wbitmer Rna.
Also, the entire Stock of Store Goods,
Now on band, erniilstin of PRT OOOn, GBO
CKIUKS, 1IARKVTARK. (Jl EKNSW ARK, and
everything fonnd ia a place of general merchan
disinf.
Tbe foregoing property will be told together or
eeparatcly.to suit purohaeorn, tnd upna rrasonahle
tenet.
r-Any information la reference to the pro
perty, or terms, oaa ha obtained by applying to the
undersigned, either ia person or by tetter, al Glea
Hope, CleeuAeld county, Tean'o.
jiovIl.ss sllOMAS GROOM.
17l RT QI AtlTY OFaHIGl.FJI st
1 for sale by H. W. f MITU A CO.
"loal. M helc aad Liaeoed Oils, Familv Dv.
KJ vjrniehei sal ra'.sU of a'.l kinds mmad la
m'Tir tW hy B. A I.
RICHARD IIOSSCP,
DEALER IN
FOREIGN and DOM ESTIC GOODS
MTSMSS
DKI.AINrS
CDUUHUS
at
at
at
at
Sonsation
ScDsalion
Sontatino
pricta
jiricca
priest
ALPACAS
eiiaalinn
prices
Jutt received at MUSSOi'S'
G I NOT? AVIS at Kcntaliou prices
CHINTZ
PHI NTS
GLOVES
CKAVATS
SHAWLS
BONNETS
COIX1KED I
MUSLINS)
Hentattoo prtoct
Kcnsalion pi iota
SentaticD priora)
Sentalion prices
at AlOSSOl'S'
Seoaatioo prices
Senaalion prices
Seontion prieet
All to be bad al UOSSOPS'.
LINEN at
CRASH at
CURTAINS at
TABLE CLOTHS at
FlilNOE at
Henaation
Sensation
Senaal ion
Kenaalioti
Son tat ion
prices
price
prieet
prices
prieet
at MOSSOPS1
LACE , at
HOSIERY at
RIBBONS at
TRIMMINGS )
or all kinds A at
inaorquan'tr I
Sentation
Hen tut ion
Sensation
prieet
price
prieet
Sentttion prioee
Alwavton nana at Mussors .
CASRIMKRES at
8 ATT I NETS at
T WEEDS at
JEANS al
VEST1N0S at
SU1RT1NOS at
rSentalion
aitusalion
Sensation
Sensation
Sensation
Sensation
prieet
price
price
prieet
prieet
prtoea
at Memory.
CLOTHING auchl
aa Coatt, Pants, I
Vetta,
Under Shirt.
Flanuel SbirU,
Boot, Sboaa,
at aeutalioa price
llau and Can. .
Now for tale at UOSSOPS'.
HARDWARE
ii ch at Sawi.naili
at aentation price
at MOSSOPS.
Fork t, Knivea,
Spike, Uingea,
LIQUORS, aoch
at Wine, Brandy,
at aenaalion price
Gin, Wb Iakey,
Cognac, etc., etc..
FRUITS, uch aa
Prune, Haiti nt,
at aentation price
at MOSSOPS.
Figt, rilberta, Ac.
GROCERIES, eay
rloar, lliai.
Sboulderi, Kupnr,
Molattea, Co (lee,
at actuation price
Tea, Cracker,
Spice, Candle,
Coal Oil, etc., etc.
Ala-ay at MOSSOPS.
blacking
ropes
powder
ensalton
price
prieet
sensation
aentation
aenaalion
aenaalion
aenaalion
price
price
price
price
KH0T
LEAD
CAPS
At the store of RICHARD M)S.SOP
MOSSOP
A I way keep on band a lull
aaeottment of all ktndt of food required
for tbe accommodation ot tbe public.
is or. ll, isa.
GREAT EXCITEMENT
0
X SECOND STREET, '
Clearfield, Pen.n'a.
NEW FIRM, NEW ARRANGEMENTS
and New Goods
AT VERY LOW PRICES.
Tbe undersigned having formed a co
partnership, in tbe Mercantile busineta,
crou d respectfully invite tbe attention of
tbe Publto generally to tbeir tplendid
astorleniot of Merchandise, which it
now being
SOLD VERY LOW FOR CASH.
Tbeir atock eonsittt in part of
Dry Goods,
of the beat Quality, turb at Print, De-
Latne. Alpaccaa, Merinn. Ginahamt,
Mutlina Kleacheil and unbleached.
Drillings,
Tick i tip t. Cotton and Wool Flannel.
Saltnetu, Cottenailet, Catsimeret, I.adie'
Shawls, Coals. Nubias and Hoods, Balmo
ral and Hoop Sklrta, Ac., Ac,
all of which
WILL BE SOLD LOW FOR CASH
Alto, a fine assortment of men' Draw
en and Shirt, Hat A Capi, Boot A Shoe
Quccnsicare,
Glattwtre, Hardware, Orocerie and tpioet
Or 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 A FI.ANIGAN.
Clearfield. January 10th, iHfio.tf. .
JwTEW STOKE AND NEW GOODS!
JOS. SHAW & SON
Hive jutt opened a
Niw Stoii, on Main St.. CuAnrisLD, Pa.,
lalely occupied by Wm. F. IRWIN.
Tbeir stock contitl of
ZOIH-ZT CE CD CD ID 23,
Gkort!M nf the beat quality,
QuEENstVARRy Boots and Shoe,
and every article oectwarr for
one'i comfort.
Call and examine our atock before pur
cliaeing elsewhere. Mar 0. 18fifi-tf.
"GET Till BEST."
HHEEl.ER 11
llirbeet Premium, lek Stitch.
SEWING MACHINES.
VXAj inquiries In rrfrirntM to thii ANo.l
JMivhio promptlj anpwnrd. They etui b
rwarHl from mf ( citr prion.,
WM. T. HAMILTON, Ant,
Mt.l-tf I.lhrrilnrK.
Attention, Soldiers.
EQUALIZATION OF BOUNTY.
VI. I, tMtl.nilvRa OK lini.(la.A.1 ire
entitled lo aa INCRKASKD IIIU NTY.
I be andenigned It prepared to eolleet all surh
Rountiee, as well at the increased pay to Soldiers'
Widows. All inquiries and commutiiestions an
swered promptly. Itieehsrgee receipted for. Post
Ofhee nddrcs, Curwrnirillc, Pa.
jej-Mf J0SIA1I EVAN'S.
ITCH I ITCH I ITCH 1
8CSATCH t SCRATCH 1 SCRATCH 1
WH EATON'S OINTMENT
Will Care the Iteh la 48 Hour.
VL0, cores Ktlt Rheum. TJ leers, Chilblains,
atd all Kruptlons of the Skin. Price
cents, for tslt hv til Prugfiet. By tending
slity cents tc WEKK9 A PUTTER, sole tgenta.
Ire Washingtc street Dosiob, It will at ror.
worded hy mail, tree of postage, to tny part of
th Called Ststet. Far nl at Htrtswirk A
Irwin's, Clears.ld. Pa. July la, l-ly
C'On A "lonlb l-Agettt willed for e.a.
OcLf ile ev arriWee, jeet oat. Addrott
O. T. OARET. City tuildlng,
B'.ddeford. hi.
aft7 1. ly lS.
GOODS REDUCED 1
GREAT REDUCTION
IX THE TRICE OF GOODS
AT
H. W. SMITH & CO.'S.
Print, that a formerly sold at IS cents,
we aow tell al
Uiibleirbee Mutllnt, formerly sold alia.
wt bow till at
ss
Rlearbed Mualtnt. forajirly told at front
15 lo ia, wt bow tell at 80(340
Alpacaa, formerly told at frost 4i to 80, wt
aow etH at S6S
Castiaicrea, lo ptr teat abort totL
All.Wool Ie Laiuea, at SS
Coaiaioa D Lalnea, at us
And all Press Goods at tkt tacit rattt.
ROOTS AND SHOES,
Of tbt bttt qnality, at aa lmmemt redaction.
FISH.
We will tell Mackerel, llerrtag, As, AT COST.
REST COAL OIL, 85 CENTS.
HOODS, NUBIAS, BREAKFAST
SHAWLS, ETC.,
Of every dsteriptloa, freatly reduced.
Wt offer our ttock of Dry Goods at tbt above
If ares op to tbe 1st of January, UC7, They ar
all of tht Snt quality. New aad fashionable.
Aay oae oaa aow have aa Alpaeca for the cost
ofaDoLelBC Th it offer It mads la food faith,
and all dttiroat of eeonooitiaf la the proper
Banner, have aow aa eicelient opportunity to
supply tnemtelree at the cheapest rstei.
UtrlcUy for Cach.
aevll.y H. W. SMITH A CO.
ANOTHER EXCITEMENT '
A FALL IN PRICES.
New Gooda at the Cheap Cash Store
or
WILLIAM F. IRWIN,
South Second ttrtet, Clearfield, Pa.
A FRESH ARRIVAL OF
Fall and Winter Goods,
AT OREATLT REDUCED PRICES.
Ian Juit receiving tad opening a carefully
wi.niioii.i iwuiviiuii spring a Buns,
tier Good of alatott every description.
A beautiful aisortmsnt of Print and Dry
fooot, oi toe newest ana latest ttyltt.
Also a frtat variety of aseful aetlout.
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Bonnets, Bhawlt, But tnd Cnpt, Boot aad
Dhoti, (a largt quantit? ) Hardware,
Qaeontwaro.brnfi.Medieiaet,
Oils A Paints, Carpets
Oil Cloths,
GROCERIES AND FRUITS,
Foreign aad Domrstio, such as Applet, Peaches,
Lurreul, rrunes, Mints, Urtngt
aad Lemons,
FISH, BACON AND FLOUR.
Mtcksrsl, In ) and t htrrelt, of tbt bttt
qutlity, all or which will kt told at th
lowttt cash or rssdy pay
price.
My old Meads and the poblle acacrallr. are
respectfully tavitoa to euti.
Mr-. D. All kinds of OflA.Vand arrrovod
COUKTK r PHODVCB taken la oickanre for
uooas. wai. w. ihwih.
Clearfield, Nov. II, 1M if
JICIIARD
MOSSOP IS NOW
Selling, at half their usual pries,
DRESS G00D3,
CLOAKS AND SHAWLS,
BKOWN SHEETINGS,
FLANNELS AND BLANKETS,
WOOLEN GOODS,
HOSIERY.
MEN'S CLOTHIXO.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING Goods
LADIES' BOOTS AND SHOES,
GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS AND SnOES,
BOYS' do do
HOOP SKIRTS,
BALMORALS,
LADIES' COLLARS AND CUFFS,
RAISINS AND CURRANTS.
BROOMS AND TUBS,
CANNED FRUITS,
BEEF AND PORK.
FLOUR AND FEED,
Ao , Ac. Ac.
Town-Lots for Sale.
tpilB undersigned. residing nl Glen Hope. offers
X at private sale, on rcaaonablc terms, SIXTVs)
I1VB TOWN. LOTS, situate and being ia tbe new
addition mad te the village of Otea Hop.
Also, Thirty-Five Acrea of Land,
Adjoining the tame. All will be aold together or
teptrato, to tuit purrhaaer. Any furfner infona
stioa can he obtained hy addressing him, at Olen
Hope, Clearfield county, Penn'a.
norM-im JERKMIAH COOPER.
QSfin REWARD will he paid la Oreen-O'-'VV
'hacks te any perm who has need Dr.
Dorsal' Pile Salve neeordtnf to direction! and hat
ot Been eared. Addreet,
r. s. rrHAM a co.,
d; '.j illit)t"-?ri, T.
CLEARFIELD STORE
N E A It
Philipsburg, Pa.
wtii.ua W. IITT.
otoaai L. atto.
jam k r. wuria
WILLUa rouiLL
jr. miiETTs,$co.t
(Saeccssors to Muaso A Hoopi)
Have just received a Inrfe and well ao
leoted Stock of all kind of .Staple food,
ucb at
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Boot and Shoes, Hat and Cap, No
tioc, Hardware, (ilea, Naili, Oil,
Painls, Queens ware,
Orocerie. Flour, bacon, Feed, Ao , which
we are offering at greatly reduced prices.
For Cash or in '
Exchange for Lumbar aud Sbinglee.
We bope lo make it lo the advantage of
Timber Men,
in tbe lower end of Clearfield oourjty and
on Clearfield Creek, to get tbeir tuppliet
from thii point, being on the line of
Kail Road can Sc!l
goods on better term than at any point
to Clearfield county, and we are telling
our Stock at such
price as to make it an object to those buy
ing goodi in thii market to deal wtlb u
Advances of Goods, Feed, &c,
made on acoount of Square Timber, whicb
we will either tell on oommitaion or buy
at fixed rate.
Flour of different Brand can be bad at
all time at very low prioea, at tbe Clear
field Store, Philiptburg, Penn'a.
Dry Good Notion!, Ac, in great tari
ety, at tbe lowest price for Cath, at lb
Clearfield Store, Pbiliptburg, Penn'a.
Salt by the Sack oi load, cheaper than
can he bad any where else, at tbe Clear
field Store, Pbiliptburg, Penn'a.
Call and Examine Ibe atock of good, at
tbe Clearfield Stor. at Pbiliptburg, Pa.
Uighett prioe paid in Good or Caab for
Lumber and Sbinele at tbe Clearfield
Slore, Pbiliptburg. Penn'a.
Tbe cbeapeat good of all kindi are lo be
bad at the Clearfield Store, at Pbilipaburg.
Call and aee ifotir good and price don't
toot tbe time. W. W. BETTS. ft a).
Pbiliptburg. November 15th, 1864. If.
WINTER GOODS.
rtoa kiw rou a miLADiLPHtA.
Aa
Cheap a tbe Cbeapeat aad Geo a
tbe BeaU
C. kKATZER & M,
Havt just received, and ar opealag, at their
Old Sited aa Frost Street, above the
Aoademy, a largo aad well se
lected aseertment of
SEASONABLE GOODS,
which they are telling at vary low rale.
Read the follbmng catalogue and profit therely.
Especial pains has hcea taken la th
eelsctioa of Ladles Drsss Uoods, whit
Goods, Embroideries Millinery OoodlJ
PI
rrini, aeromeli, nuhict, Uiovtt, Ac.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Always on hand Black Clolkt Fancy
and Black Casrimerot, Satinets, etc.,
Beady Made Clothing of all kinds.
BOOTS AITS SHOES.
LaUoiass, I CS9A'jpss0
NECKTIES,
aad a variety of other article, which
o
they will tell at a tmall adraae o toil.
to
H
N
tn
to
IHI 9 sea Ik 1:3 Qsitri.c.
Particular attention it iavited to their
stock of Carpett, CoUare, tommoa la
grata, aupertno Kngliih Ingrain aad
Hrusssls, floor aad Table Oil Cloth.
w ladow hadi aad Wall paptrt, u.
FLOUR. BACON. Fith Salt.
Platter, Apple, Peacbe and
rruoe kept constantly on hand.j
ALSO, In Store a lot of large and
2
o5
man i. lover aeea. j
VTs Intend to msks It aa object for Farmer end
Mechanics to buy from nit. htcaate we will
tell our goods aa low as they tea b
houfht in tbt county aad nav tho
vtrj highest price for all kiodt of country pro.
du'eo. Wt will alto txehango gooda for
SraooL, Roab and Cornvr ordertt
Shingles, Boards, and til klnft
f Mtnufaetartd Lumber.
Clearfield. March 14, lHCtl.
REMOVAL.
J. P. KRATZER,
ba removed to hie new Ware-Room, on
Market St., Clearfield, Pa.,
where be ba opened a very Urge itock of
Dry Goods,
Merino, Ginghamt, Cloths, Delaines, Print
Ca.iimerei, Alpacas, Silks, Satinets, Beps,
Cashmerei, Tweeds, Cobergs, Mohsir, Jeans,
Lancllaa, Muslias, Flaaasls, Bociete, Bib.
hone, Cloths, Balmoral Bkirtt, Hoop.
Skirts, Sbtwlt, Uretl Trimcrings,
Head Nets, Ctps, Corsets, Gloves,
Collar, Searts, Orsnadia Veils,
Table Cover.
Clothing
Qosts, Paata, Vssta, Ovtr-CotU, Ueal'i 8hawl
rains, ntu, taps, icasr-eniru and
Prefers, Boon. Shoes, Out
Shoes, Cravatt, G lovtt
aad Collart.
HARDWARE, yUEENSWARE, GRO
CERIES I MUSICAL GOODS.
Groceries,
Tea, Coffee, Soger, Molastet.Salt, Csedle Rlee,
flour, Baooa, Fish, Tobacco, Baisias,
Corranta, 8 pi ess. Crackers,
Vinegar, Oils, Var
nish. Alcohol.
TIN-WARK,. GLASS-WARE, WOODEN-
WARE, and STATIONERY.
Household Goods.
Carpets, Oll-eJoths, Drugget. Looklng Olasee
Vlecks, Charat, Washheardt, Tubs, Back,
tit. Fltt Irons, Pans, Window Blinds,
Wall paper. Coal Oil Lamps, Um
brella, Bedeerds, k aires aad
Forks, Spoons, Crocks, aad
Stove Bluklng.
JNT-A1I of which will he eoldoa th ajost res
onabl Urns, aad the highest marks! price paid
er uraia, wool, and all kinds of oonntry produce.
nearoeia, I'eeemoer 13, tnts.
TIMBER AND COAL LAND
fr FKniTE S.iLE.
flllH suhvriher, reeiding in T'ninn township,
Clearfield county, Penu'n, offers the follnaiug
tracts of Isnd nt private sole, vis :
No. 1 Coutaina 110 Acres,
And ullowene, slity acre of which sre cleered
nnd under good cultiiation. having thereon erected
a dwelling houee, iMiru and outhouses, tnd a Ittgn
bearing orchard of choice fruit, t good spring of
water, and tome excellent TIMBER,
No. 2Containa 126 Acres, ,
And altowtnca, tea acrea cleared, and hsvirg
tbereoa erected a dwelling hones and SAW MILL.
Timber and togs eaa W rua from the mill. Tbe-e
are two million feet (if pine timber alon on th.s
tract. Th "bolt it underlaid with
COAL AND IRON ORE.
Tht Atltntie and Greet Western railroad aad the
Winslow railroad bare both surveyed tbeir rov.ua
through thee landi.
No hotter pro .pert It aow ferd. at tech rea
eonthlt re tea. For further particulars, address t he
undersigned, at Rocktoa aott offot.
j.nJ-Sm JOHN PRnKPLER.
IVLLEY BLOCK tingle tnd douhle tt
' J. 1. kPA'ZLi'-'J.