SW and burner.
"A litl I aoacenee now i Ihca
ll rellahed by the beet of lacn."
To prevent flips from pcttinj At
your bacon in summer cut it i" tlio
ppring.
Whv is a lady of Jnnhion like a mo
CMstuUporUman f Uccauso elie bags
the bare.
Why should the birds feci deprcned
early in a summer morning? Because
their bills are all over dew 1
'Isn't there an awfully strong
smell of pips in the air f asked Smith
of Jonos. "Yes," replied Jones, "thut's
becoueo tho wind is from the sow
west." Weak doses of washboard are now
recommended to ladies who compluin
of dyspepsia. Young mon troubled
in the samo way may bo cured by a
strong preparation of wood-saw.
"I don't liko to patronize this line,"
said a culprit to tho hangman, who
was adjusting tho noose around his
neck. "O never mind this once," re
plied the hangman, "it will soon sus
pend its operation."
A Yankee girl, who wished to hire
herself out, was asked if she had any
followers or sweethearts. After a little
hesitation, she replied : "Well, now,
can't exactly esy. I be a sorter cour-
teo, and a sorter not. Jtcckon more
sorter yes than a sorter no."
r A daily newspaper man, who has
just gone out of the traces, says he is
becoming quite well acquainted with
his family, lle'shortly discovered, to his
great surprise, that his daughter could
play quito well upon the piano, lie
never had time to discover the fact
before
Between two of the shining lights
of an "im-town church" in Louisville,
a gentleman of seventy and a lady of
ntty-lour, bymetuuJ hres were lately
kindled, but the "old man" cruelly
extinguished the flames, and the heart
broken matron sues for breach of
promise.
A Western farmer, being obliged to
sell a yoke of oxen to pay his hired
man told him he could not keep him
any longer.
" Why," said the man, "I'll stay and
take some of your cows in place of
money.
"But what shall I do," said the far
mer, "when my cows and oxen are all
gone V
"Why, yon can work for me and
get them back."
As Ilion as a IIoosiiead. An arch
little fellow told his pretty cousin that
ho could jump as high as a hogshead
in the yard, full of rainwater. "Im
possible," said Bhp. "Well," said he,
"if you will go out with mo I'll prove
it to you." They together went, and
the lad jumped up about a foot, snick
ering all tho while. "Why, that isn't
a quarter as high as the hogshead,"
said the little girl. "Well," said tho
boy, "you may see if the hogshead can
iump higher, if you havo a mind to.
Jut 1 don't believe the hogshead can
jump as high as I can."
Man Under tiii Bed. Most of the
the unmarried ladies enjoy a pleasant
delusion. They seem to think that
men have a m.-inia for getting under
beds. Accordingly very few of tliem
retire for the night without first going
through the ceremony of looking
tho: iV Delightful as are tho illusions
of hope which beguile us for years,
we have never known but one instance
in which tho search was rewarded by
success. Thediscovery was announced
by a little stream of delight, and the
lucky lady was congratulated bv her
companion with tho remaik, "Well,
Jano, I am glad you have found one
for to my certain knowledge you
have been looking for him for theso
twenty years."
A handsome young girl was setup
with one night by a noble specimen
of the true American, with a scissors
in his vest pocket I mean a dry
good's clerk ; and the mother hearing
something pop, rose from her couch
under tho impression that her eldest
boy was holding a wild revel on the
root beer in the west room. But, on
opening the door, she discovered it
was bugging and kissing which awak
ened her from her peaceful repose.
"My darter, my darter !" this fond
parent did cry. "0 that I should live
to see this doin'sin my house !"
"I know,mother," this sweet maiden
did to her mother quick reply, "that
it's improper, but it's so oriul soothin."
Some "old fogy" perpetrates the
following :
riRKini in l'To.
Man to the plow,
Wife to the cow,
Girl to the yarn,
Hot to the barn,
And all duet nettled.
neurit in B67.
Man a mere show,
Girls at piano,
Wife mlk and latin.
Boy Greek and Latin,
And all hand! gaietted.
A western cotcmporary, after read
ing tho above, advoeatos the es
tablishment of Seminaries for young
ladies where spinolog-, knitologv,
weaveology, cookology,ic., can bo
taught the graduates to receive the
degree of F. 1. W., or Fit for Wives.
Paying Likk a Sinner. Several
Tears ago, in North Carolina, where
it is customary for tho tavern-keepers
to charge the ministers nothing for
lodging and refreshments, a preacher
presumingly stopped at a tavern one
evening, made himself comfortable
during the iiiiriit, and in tho innrninrr
entered tho stage without offering
pay for his accommodations. The
landlord soon came running up to the
stane, and said :
"There is some one who has not
settled his bill "
The pnssengers all said they had, but
the preacher, who said he understood
that he never charged ministers any.
thing.
"What? yon a minister of the gos
pel a man of God f" cried the inkeep
er ; "you came to my house Inst
night ; you sat down at the table
without a blessing ; I lit you tip to
your room, and you went to bed with-
out prayinglo your Maker(for I stood
there until you retired ;) you rose and
washed without prayer, ato your
breakfast without saying grace; and
as you came to my house as a sinner,
and eat and drank like a sinner, you
liar got to pay like a sinner 1"
Krltflloua nisrrtlnnit.
Diving and finding a pearl in the era,
lllame tut (he oeoui, the leull il In thee!"
"Have enmmuuloa wltb tw,
lie familiar with ene,
Ileal Jutlly ith mil,
.Sj'eae rei7 aoaf."
Keep a good conscience. Guilt
breeds discontent and remorse. The
cheerful nnostlo said, "This is our re
joicing, even tho testimony of our
consciences.
Men call sin an accident. It is ig
norance; it is infirmity; it is tempta
tion ; it is this, or that other periphra
sis or softening phraso. But tho apos
tle wants the minds of thoughtful men
to be fixed on the exceeding sinfulness
of sins lie desires that it should be
understood that such is the universal
it', the unity, tho solidarity of God's
law, that tho man that attempts to
striko the crystal orb in one point
strikes clear through it.
Little Acts. God does not require
great things of us, "for lie knowcth
our frame ; He remembereth that wc
are dust." 11 o only asks that wo shall
serve Him in tho little, every -day acts
of lifo. Jesus served God as truly,
when, as a boy, Ho worked for his
father, as when in latter lifo "lie went
about doing good." It is not the act
but the consecrated spirit which at
tracts the approval of God :
A eervant with tbii eleuae
Makee drudgery divine:
Who eweepi a ruoui, ea for the laws,
Makei that and the action flue."
Humility. A farmer went with his
son into a wheat field, to see if it was
ready for tho harvest.
"See, father !" exclaimed the bov,
" how straight theso hold their heads.
They must be the best ones. Those
that hang thoir heads down I am
sure are not good for much."
The father plucked a stalk of each
kind, and said : "See here foolish boy!
This stalk that stood so straight and
high is light-headed, and almost good
for nothing ; while this, that hung its
head so modestly, is full of the most
beautiful grain."
Want of Sociability. A corres
pondent of tho Lutheran and Mission
ary thus illustrates the secret of the
want of growth in many churches : "I
have been sitting near some folks for
years, and wo moet every Sunday in
the aisles or in the vestibule, but they
havo never said 'good morning, or
good evening,' nor 'how do you do?'
not anything. They never smiled at
me, they never looked even as if they
knew mo. I tried formerly, and more
than once, to look as if wc knew each
other, and attempted to get up a sort
of smilo of recognition ; but they look
ed like the Egyptian Sphinx, and 1
gave it up as a hopeless caso."
Tm Loss op A Soil 'What if it
be lawful to indulge in such a thought
what would bo the funeral obsequies
of a lost soul? Whcro shall we find the
tears fit to bo wept at such a specta
cle? or could we realize, the calamity
in all its extent, what tokens of com
miseration and concern would be
deemed equal to the occasion ? Would
it snflice for the sun to veil his light
and the moon her brightness? To cov
er the ocean with mourning, and the
heavens with sackcloth ? Or, were the
whole fabric of nature to become ani
mated and vocal, would it be possible
for her to utter a groan too deep, or
a cry too piercing to express the mag
nitude and extent of such a catas
trophe ?
Make personal effort for the salva
tion of others. Accept and create op
portunities for leading or pointing oth
ers to Christ. Gratitude to your Sa
viour and love for souls will lead you
to this. You may find in this labor
of lovc.crosses to be borne, but the di
rect returns of light and strength in
your own soul will amply repay -ou.
Strength in the physical world springs
from struggling. There is weakness
in tho limb that has not carried a bur
den. The power of that Christian is
undeveoped, who has not had sovere
battles with the enemy, or who has
not performed trying duties for the
cause. God will richly bless you in
these attempts to extend His King
dom. You will learn to delight in it.
You will bo securing a starry crown.
Young converts, persons who are
just beginning in earnest a Christian
lifo, usually are full of Christ, are en
thusiastic in their utterances, and aro
fond of giving expression to their new
found love or acal. Too often, how
ever, in tho later struggles either of
lifo, of Christian experience, or of
faith, men full off, so that you do not
know them to be Christians unless
you meet them in tho church. There
aro hundreds of professors of religion
that you would not know to be such.
There is nothing wrong about them,
they have no vice, they aro guilty of
no crime, but there is no power, no
warmth, no beauty, no attractiveness
in thorn. They either never knew, or
have quite forgotten, that, aside from
certain great staplo Christian qualities
of truth, and sincerity, and divine love
and reverence, and obodicnee, there is
to bo unfolded a beaut'.
We aro passing toward that rest
ourselves. l)o not regret it il tho eyes
grow dim. You will see belter by and
by. If tho car is growing heavy, do
not be sorry. If your youth is pass
ing, and your beauty is fading do not
mourn. Jf your hand trembles, and
your foot is unsteady, with ago, be not
aepresseu in spirit. M ith every im
pediment, with every sign of the tak
ing down of this tabernacle, remem
her that it is striking tho tent that tho
march may begin, and then when next
you pilch your tabernacle it shall bo
on undisturbed shores, and that there,
with eyes unwet with tears, through
an atmosphere undimmed by clouds,
and before a God unveiled and never
to bo wrapped in darkness any more
that there, looking back upon this
world of ignoraneo and suffering and
trouble, and npon the hardships of the
way, you will, with full and discern,
ing reason, lift up your voice and give
thanks to God, and say, "Thore was
not one troublo too much ; there was
not one burden too heavy ; there was
not one sorrow too piercing." And you
will thank God.iu that land, for the
very things that wrings tears from
your eyes in this. Look, then, to that
bettor land, out of all the trouble of
the way, sigh for it, pray for it, and
enter into it,
?hr Ctwflcld jSrpuWirau.
Trrmi f Hub- rlpltoti
If U It. tlvKr hIhr thnw nioitht...t3
If paid kfier lhr mi4 htorr $ aiotth...,, t i
If (Mild mftrr th x. ration of mi moaltti... I tW
Halra uf AdrrrtUliig,
Trii ft ml ftilvvrtiM-mrtita, W Mjuivuf 19 lintr
Im, I tiraei or a f 1 60
Kr mm b wtieqni!it inaertion -
Admiuiitratori' anJ KivruturV oti. I M
AiihioiV nficft 3 to
Caution! ftnl Krlrava. 1 i d
l'i-iiuhn potior,, I W
Loral ttoiioca. ur line 14
(Mutuary no, ,-, over five liura, per line...... 10
l'ruluiiiuuaJ I'anU, 1 year I 00
YKANI.Y allVRBTIRKHRara.
1 quart $H 00 I t rolurao $25 00
lMuareaH IL 00 I i column.. 40 00
3 KfuarM ?0 00 I chIUiud.. 74 00
Job Work.
l.AKkl.
Single qnirr... $3 AO I 0 qulm, fierq'iire.fl 75
3 quirei, par quire, 2 00 Over 6, per tjutrv.. 1 60
HAinaiM.a,
i ihw-t, JS or tail, $ I 60 aliocl, 7b or Irii.M M
i iheet, 2e or Iron, 1 60 ahwt, 26 or lent, 8 00
Over lit of can-u ol above at proportionata rate .
KJilor and t'mprietor.
i'rofrgsiocnl & usiiifss (Cards.
S. A. FULTON,
ATTORN E Y AT LAW,
CurweiMvllle, Pa.
Office la Mellrlile'l Building , on Main Street
""Fruirpt attention given to tbe eeeuring
and collection of Claiuia, and to all legal buit
eu. uU-ai:pd
"WALTER BARRETtT
ATTUHNEY AT LAW.
OSoe on Second St., ClearSeld, Pa. otl,M
Win. A. Wallare. Win. II. Bigler.
J. lllake W alien. Frauk Fielding.
WALLACE, BIGLER & FIELDING,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Clearfield, Pa.
ar Legal bmineai of all kindi promptly and
accurate! attended to. aae la-7
THOS. J. McCUlTloUgH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OSoe adjoining the Dank, formerlj oeenpied hj
J. B. McKualljr, Heeoad it. Clearfield.
jOVtrWill attend prompt! to collection!, tale
of lend., it. docl7,l
JOHN L. CUTTLE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
And Real Katate Agent, Clearfield, Pa
Office oa Market itreot, oppcglto the jail.
' p9 Reepeetfull efferg hit eerrioei la rolling
ana nulng laade tn ciearfleld and adjoining
counties: and with an experience of over twenty
can ei a enrveor, flalterc bimetU tbat he ran
nnder eatiefaction. frb2S,'A3-if
WM. M. McCULLOUGH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Clearfield, Pa.
Office oa Market vtreet one door eaut of the Clear
field Count Bank. ooa4,'64
John 11. Orria.
C. T. Alexander.
ORVIS & ALEXANDER,
ATTORNEYS AT LA II',
lle-llefonte. Pa. rrplS.'ti.
DR. J. P. BURCHFIELD,
Lata Surgeon of the 63d Beg men I, Penniylvauia
oiuoteera. baving retarntd Irvai Ue Amy,
offon hit profefiional eervicei to tbe eitiieiu
of Clearfield ceuotj.
ttProfraional calli prom paly atteaJed U.
Office oa Beoond itreet, fur marl oecMpied by
lr. Wooda. , aprypQ U
DENTISTRY.
J. P. CORXETT. DiKTrsT.
offer hit profemional eorvieel to
' tba citueoa of Cnrweuevitlo aod
vicinity.
Offioa ia lrug Store, c orner Maia and
Tbonipeoa atraetr.
mar 11,'M ly:pd
J. BLAKE WALTERS,
SCRIVENER AND CONVEYANCER.
Agent for Ike Paichi and Silo of Land.
Clearfield, Pa.
-Prompt attention given ta all fcuineet
connected with the count oSco. Office wltb
Hon. Wa. A. Wallace. jaal.'DH.tf
JAMES MILES,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER,
Lutlirrtburg;, Peua'a.
fl-Will prompt! attend to calling eelet, at
reaeonalile rwtee. Ijen.Hl Ita
A. H, FRANCISCUS&Co.
SI3 Market HU, Philadelphia, Pa.
ammcTi-KKni ana Aoxara roa mi Pali or
VOKIKtVE.
NoTr.Tbe rreular allowaocei made to Ilealere
in MANILA KIll'K. o:il Cm
Tbomal II. Forcoe. A. A. Uraham.
FORCEE & GRAHAM,
ikiii ia
General Merchandise and Lumber,
Jmi.l) (irahauton, Penn'a.
JOSEPH H. BRETH,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
And Licenced Convoaneer,
New Vaetilnp;lnii, Clearfield ra , Pa
JAS. C. BARRETT,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
And Lice n led Coaveyaneer,
I.Dtlienbur, Clearfield, c, P.
Collwt tone and remittance promptly
toad, and all kinds of legal lofUamenU eieeeted
oa ibort aotiee. may9,'66 tf
C. KRATZER &, SON,
MERCHANTS,
nil li ni in
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hardware,
Culler, Qaeentararo, Orocenea, Proriiioni and
Shinglel,
Clearfield, Penn'a.
Mr-At the old '1 tend oa Front ctreet. at ore
the Aoadem. ldecll,' tf
DRUGS ! DRUGS! DRUGS!
JOSEril R. IRWIN,
Oa Mala BU, one door a-eet of Hippie d Pauit'i
Steve,
CVUWE.NSV1LLK, PA,
Hal aoer oa hand a large aiiortnent of
Drugs, Medicines, Oils, Paints, Dye
Stuffs, Patent Medicines,
Truaaea, Phnnlder-tirarea, I'.laalle Mtork
Inga and Muppnrteru,
Olaaa, Putt)',
Perfuner, Toilet Qnodi, Confectionerlee, Spieei
Canned Fruit, Tobaero, Cigara, llooki,
Stationer, Penclle, Pern, Ink,
and a general rariel
of Notioni.
nil itork embrarei all arllclel needed la a
eomraunit, la entirely new, and of the belt
ejuelit, and will be Id at reaeonahle pricea.
Call and examine the goodij tbe cannot fail
to pleaic. dect-tf
"VOTICIi. I'erennl dreiring to trannaet buni
X neepwiih roe at try olhee, are hereli notilicd
tbat I will not be frmnd wltb eertaintr at home on
anv dave eirept MONDAY and HATI KIlAY
KeptSII-tr vtm. PCU.TEB.
OYSTERS! OYSTERSTT
1AM alware in receipt of the beet OYSTKHS,
whii b will be eerred up in the neual variety of
eltlee. I hare ma . w.nn . n.l .nr...Li
ailed op for the aooummodation of LA III M, which
'" " iomme pertiruiar aiientlun,
HOTK 8
Janl-tf loc Cream and Oveter Saloon.
4 DMlMwTHATon-H MiTIC IV-Kotioe
a- " ) p.. n.iminieiraiion
on the eilale of OharlM r,illiu, dceeaeed, late of
uraov townHiiip, i.iearnohi count, I'a., hare tttia
dev been dul grantrd to the undernigned.to aboai
all pcreoni indrlitrd to mid eatate will pleaar make
parment, and tuoee baring clairaior drmandj will
prceent them for cettlenicnl without delay.
. CUHIST1A.N KORB,
Fell. 14, l(IT-rlt. Adlninintnitor.
1.1 RUT UH 4L1TV OKeHINr.l.ltkM
'nialeHj H. W. gMlIH CO,
Hardttarf, Jlnuarf, (f!tf.
" MERRELL & BIGLER,
aaaiaac i
HARDWARE,
Alec, Maaufaetareri of
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
CI. lARFIKLD, PA.
LOT OF SADDLKS, BUIDLES,
Ilaracea, Collar!, etc., for aale by
MEItRELL i BIG LEU.
pALMEIlS PATENT UXLOAD-
Ing Ha Forki, for late hj
MEItHELL & BIGLER.
QIL, PAINT, PUTTY, GLASS,
Kalli, etc., lor lale 1
MERRELL t EIGLEE.
TTA1JNESS TimiMLNGS iSIlOE
Fladingi, for tale b
MEuliELL i, BIGLER
Q.UNS, PISTOLS, SWOKD CANES
For aalc h
k MEERELL eV BIGLER.
gTOVES, OF ALL SOKTS AND
Biiee.for aale b
MERRELL i BIOLER.
TRON! IRON! IRON! IRON1
For tale b '
MEKRELL & BIG LEU.
TTORSE SUOES 4 HORSE SHOE
XX
Kalle, for .ale k
MERRELL k BIGLER,
pULLEY BLOCKS, ALL SIZES
. And boat manufacture, for ia le b
MERRELL A. BIOLER.
qMIIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE
x
Bcica, for aale 1
MERRELL & BIGLER.
JODDEK CUTTERS for sulo by
MERRELL I BIGLER.
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOfLE
TUAT
THOS. J. MECAULEY,
l TACTl tn or
Stoves, Tin & Sheet Iron M are
TTAS oa hand, at nil cton and factor, oa
IX Market it., eaet of Second, Clcarteld, Pa,
Tba largeit aad beat auortmeat af
TINWiRE AND OTHER GOODS,
Whlek wilt U cold, Wboleiale aad ReUil,
CHEAP FOR .CASH!
STOVE-rirR, ALL SIZES,
Alwai ca hand, at low pricea,
Boaeo work, each ai Outlere aad Cea doctor!,
rurnubea ana put ap alitor! aottec and
VERY CUEAn
-Repairing Prompt 1 Dona.V9.
Clear. Id, Nov. 14, l8a ,
FARMERS, MERCHANTS,
AND CITIZENS,
Look to jour Interests !
G. S. FLEGAL,
Phlllpaaurg, Centra r Pa
MANUFACTt'ftER OF
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
"IITOIILD reepeetfull Inform kit frlendi and
V I tbe public geBcrall, that he
Has Opened Larue Sales Rooms
la the borough of Phll!piburg. Pa., for the man
ufacture and aale of
STOVES, TIN AXD SHEET
IROS WARE,
Of ever deiorlf tlou, manufactured from the belt
material. M rariel of Cooking Slovri
coniiiU of
THE CELEBRATED IRONSIDES,
(the. belt cooking itove la tbi 1 ailed Statu,)
Coatiaental, Lehigh, Farmer, Paylight, Charm,
Ac. and ever rariel, of the belt
Pituburg Manufacture.
TARLOR AND IlEATIKd STOVES OF
EVERY DESCU1PT10S,
Including BPEARS' ARTI Dl'ST.
Sold at tho Lowest Cah Prices.
Merchant! deilring to parchaee will tnd tt to
their odvantara to examine ear itock before pur.
chaiing eliewhcra.
ejuAll orden for Fpontlng and other work
will be attended to oa the ihorteit aotiee. ael!
"GET T U K BK8T."
HHr.nlKH V UIIl)
llirbeet Prjlninm. Lock Slitrh.
SEWING MACHINES.
VLL tnquiriM in frfrrrn to tbi 'A No. 1"
Mtvhine roptlT -vnitwrrrd. Thfj cm be
jiruooml fro to tn tt nly prinom.
wtS-1f LuU.cmWf, Pfc.
Attention, Soldiers.
EQUALIZATION OF BOUNTY.
VI, l, SU1I.DIP.RH OK lWl-,l-4t3 are
entitled to an lM ltKA.-l.il lltll'NTY.
Tiie andenigned ip prepared to collret all eurh
Ronntiea, ae well ai the increaeed pay tn Soldieri'
Widow. All tnautrice end eonmuniratinn aa
ewrred promptly, llierbarge receipterl furt Poet
Office addreti, Varweniyille, pa.
erpi tf JlkMMl KV AM.
nun' (. lonlnra. llubbell'i, Drakea Hoof.
a uv wan. vernaa, nopiriier . mi ureene
Oiygenated Hi Hen, aleo pure Liquera, of all
kihu. iur eivaioinai pwrr".e., iwr ey M. tt
'vOfa MoMhl A gentc wanted for urn.
OeJlF rt'tWr mm arttree, juet out. Addrccn
0. T. OARSV, Cltj Ballding, Biddiford, ale.
f t
arduarf, iTinuarf, ?tr.
NEW HARDWARE STORE
Philipibnrp, Centre Connty, Pa.
G. II. ZEIGLEll & CO.J
DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic Hardware, Wood,
Willow and Tin Ware, Stoves, Oils,
Paints, Glass, &c, 4c.
fpni altealloaof Mechanic!, Builden, Farm
X an, Lemboraea, and Bucra general I, il
Invited to the fact that wc arc offering a belter
aHortment of goodi In our Una than can be
found cliewherc ia toil part of the Bute, at
Prices to Suit the Times-
Our itock conprliei a general aieortment of
Tooli and Material! nied b Carpenter!, Vlack
rmlthi, Carriage and Wagon Makeri, Ac, with a
large atoe k of
IRON, NAILS, STEEL, SPIKES,
MINING SUPPLIES, SAD
DLERY, ROPE, CHAINS,
' GRINDSTONES, CIR
CULAR, MILL &.
CROSS-CUT
SAWS,
ENAMELED, FINISHED & TLAIN
HOLLOW WARE, CABLE
CHAINS,
Lard, Linseed, Coal, Lubricating and
Fish Oils,
TURPENTINE,
BENZINE,
VARNISHES,
COAX OIL LAMPS AHD LAHTER5S.
Aa excellent aeeortmeot of Fine Cutler, eoav
priiiag
KNIVES,
FORKS,
DESERT, TEA, 4
TABLESPOONS,
SCISSORS,
RAZORS, Ao.
BRITANNIA 4 SILVER PLATED
WARE.
TIN WARE h GREAT VARIETY AND
BEST MANUFACTURE.
Household, Horticultural, Farming and Rafting
Implement! of the latcit at.d moei
Unproved piteroa.
Blackamitbi eaa be rupplied with Anrili, Bel
le wi, Vlcae, Sledgei, llammera, Iloraa
aad Mule Fhoea, Hone Naili,
aad all kindi of Iron
and Eteel.
Carpenter and Builden will Ind ta oar citab.
liihment a inperior itock of Planet, Bawa,
Aagen, Batch eta, liogli, double-bit aad
pealing Aiei, llammen. Cbliele,
Filea, Hingei, Sorewi, Bolte,
Lock i, Pullei, 8aih, Cord,
Ac, Ae, Ac.
Farmer! aad Raftmca will Ind averthing la
their Una, aad cheaper than eaa ba
bad eleewher.
. Particular attentioa U lav'ted to our
Mock of Florae, oompriiiog Spear 'e celebrated
Aati-Duit, Cook and Parlor Sterol of all ilea.
Aleo, the Niagara Cook, Parlor Cook, iJrilltant,
Dawn, Dew Id op, Arctic, aad Cemmoa Egg,
rocket, Ac
All of the abort gooda 111 ba Bold cUrep
for raah.
G. II. ZEIGLER k Co.
Pkilipiburg, Oct. 10, 1888 1
prepared
w a cafe
leaeee of
A trial of
maev care hai eeubluhed the
fact, that tt li more efficacioui ia pulmnnar
aSeeliom than an other reaed. Iu oficar
hai now beoome to general! known, that it I.
JuetlT regarded la man eouatrlei at a medicine
of indlrpeneable acrceeit. In Ureat Britain.
r ranee ana uerman, ancrc medical eel. Doe baa
reached iu higheat perfection, it ii proecribed
la domettie practice, aad conitanil ated la the
ennici, In kotpitali, and other public lonitutioni,
where II ii regarded b theatteac'ing pbtiriani
ai the moit epeed and agreeable remedy that
can be employed. Pearcel any neighborhood
can befoand where well known eneea of dieeaied
lunge, which bad baffled the clorte of the moil
ikilliul and cipcricnced doeton, hare rot been
permanently cured by iu Tbeie reeulti arc the
moit conrineirg proofi of tbe euporior curative
propertiel of tbit preparation ; and to them the
autbori point with peculiar atti.factioa. While
It it moit powcrlul agaioit confirmed dieeaeei.Jit
tieitremel gentle at a medicicc la lofene aad
oath, being cjuit karmleie to uvea the young.
eit, when dminirtereu juiiidiouiy,
Tbii heaitk-mtorer aoeompliilci even more
by prevention than euro. If taken In ceaeon. It
hrali all Irritation! of the throat and lunge,
whether ariiing from Coldi cr Courha. or frtim
other raueei, and thnt nrereut that lima trl f
painnii eno. incuraoie nieeuee. which would
ariie Irom tbe argleot or them. Hence no family
tbould be without it. Infloenta, Croop, lioarae
nete, Whooping Cough, Pleuria, Incipient Con
untption, and other uSectioni of tho broalking
orgene. gin way before thia pre eminent oom
binetion of medioal virtuea.
Pretiared by Da. J. C Am 1 r. t..ti
Maw., and eold by C. D. Watana, DearSeld ; W.
0. Me'i, Olra liepe; Joeeph R. Irwin and
Irrl.i A H en. horn. Curwenirillei Kirk Rn..
err, Lumber Cit. JinlO 2m
E W STOKE AND N EV GOODS !
JOS. SHAW & SON
Hare juet oi ened a
Niw Sto, ooMainSt.,Ct.irnLD, Pa.,
lalelr oceuplej by Win. F. IRWIN.
Their itock coniiili of
Gacx tarKi of the beat quality,
Queensware, Boots and Shoes,
and overy artiola naoruari for
ace's comfort.
Call and zamine our atock before pur-
cUainK eli.wbeir. May 9, 1800-lf.
's'tOn RKW " he paid ia Green
'hack! to any ereon who hae weed lr.
Dumai' Pile Salve aoeording to direclinnr and lial
aot bcrn cored. AddreM,
J , . 1. S. Pl'NiTAM A 00
decS-lT Viilliemmnrt P.
c
ANN CD F ft lIT of all klad.. at
MBREU blQLJi-S
TTfk Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
l yJr p loothing eipectorant,
I jry to meet tbe urgent need
ill 1 1 " "''able cure for di
M the throat and lunga.
dF
tfdods, Crorfrirs, (?tf.
GOODS REDUCED I
GREAT KEDUCriON
IN THE PRICE OF GOODS
AT
H. W. SMITH & CO.'S.
Prluta, thai wc former! cold at li ecoU,
we bow cell at Ut
llubleacbed Muallua, formerlcold at SO,
wc now aall al 83
lllearhed Muallua, formerl cold at from
14 to 40, we aow cell at SOa 40
Alpaeaa, former! told at from 44 to SO, wc
now ecH at 5(a,6.1
Caaaiaierea, 10 per cent above coit
AU-Wool lie Laiuea, at S3
Com mou I)e Lalnea, at S3
And all Preil Qoodiat the aamc ratal.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Of the beet eaallt, at aa ImmcBic redaction.
FISH.
Wc will cell Mackerel, Herrleg, Ac, AT COST.
BEST COAL OIL, 85 CENTS.
HOODS, NUBIAS, BREAKFAST
SHAWLS, ETC.,
Or ever deccripUoB, great! reduced.
We offer car Itock of Dry Qoodt at the above
Sgurei ap lathe let of January, 1 867, The arc
all af the Snt quality, New and faabionabla.
An ana can aow have aa Alpaeea for the eoet
of a Pe Lalac Thia effor ii made la good faith,
aad all doiiroai af eooaomiilng la the proper
maaaer, hare aow aa exoolleat opportunity to
rappl tbemeelrci at the ebeapeet re tel.
(Mrlctly for Caah.
aorlg. H. W. 6MITH A CO,
ANOTHER EXCITEMENT'
A FALL IN TRICES.
New Goods at the Cheap Cash Store
OF
WILLIAM F. IRWIN,
ovm.u oeeuaa oirvei, iioarnoie, ra.
A FRESU ARRIVAL OF
Fall and Winter Goods,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
lam Jutt receiving aad opening a carefully
elected itock of faehlonable Spring A 8um.
near Uoodi cf almoit ever deacriptioa.
ijiriiaja a?dasTsjr
A beautiful eiiortment af Print! and Dry
goodi, of the Bcwcet aad latcit etylee.
Alee a great variety of ateful aotioni.
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
BoaaeU, Skawli, lieu aad Capa, Boot! and
Shoei, (a large quantity ) Hardware,
Queeniware,Drugi.Medioiaei,
Oili A PainU. Carpeta
Oil Clothe,
GROCERIES AND FRUITS,
Forciga and Domeitic, each ai Applet, Peacbea,
Currantt, Prunes Kaiiini, Orange!
and Lemoni,
FISH, BACON AND FLOUR.
Mackerel, la i 1 aad i harreli, cf tbe but
quality, all of whirb will be cold at tbe
loweit caib cr ready pay
pricea.
My old frieudi and the public generally, arc
reipeetfully invited to call.
-N. B. AllkindiofOtiJVaad approved
COrATiKJ''ilOH'CA-tak,. i, cch.ngefo,
0o,'''-. . WM- R1.
ClearSeld, Kov. g, lms tf
JI CHARD MOSSOP IS XOW
Felling, at half their aiual prioe,
DRESS GOODS,
CLOAKS AND SHAWLS,
BROWN SHEETINGS,
FLANNELS AND BLANKETS,
WOOLEN GOODS,
HOSIERY,
MEN'S CLOTHING.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING Goode
LADIES' BOOTS AND SHOES,
GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS AND SflOES,
BOYS' do do
HOOP SKIRTS.
BALMORALS,
LADIES' COLLARS AND CCFF3,
RAISINS AND CURRANTS,
BROOMS AND TUBS,
CANNED FRUITS,
BEEF AND FORK,
FLOUR AND FEED.
Ao.
Ac.
Ao.
Coal, W hel and Llnwed Oili, Family !,
Tarniihea aad pa in la ef all kladi ground la
ail For call by H. A I.
'IVBaaoa and abdominal terror ten of every
aw -mw i mi nwn ioipn.vernente, ror tele at
the Drug Store ef HARISWICE AJRWIN.
r-eROCERIEStotehadat
MKHFSL A MII VI'I
r l iberty tVhlta 1 cad.-preferred be
all an etlnml P.lnt.M 1 T.. lil.-J. :n
r ' - um , we win
Bare bo other. Manufactured only by ZiaeLia
omiT, ooieeaie irug. I'aint I uia Dealera,
No, 1.17 North Third St.. I'Mla March 11. .!.
I)IKK LI It KK IV Mill IK LKAlC
Will da ...A W... w ,
Coit, than any other. Try It! Mann fee lured
only by IK1ULKR A SMITH. Wholeeale Drug,
. ..... man wiaee ireairra,a. t7 norta Third at
FbUh- Majchlk.lfDf.le
ej
National Bank.
i.r.ARPiKi.n, pa.
'PHIS Benk li aew opea aad read for boil.
X nan. Office oa tierond itreet. in the uuila.
ing formerly occupied by Leonard, riauey A Ce.
Mnicroai aan nrpiraet.
JAS. B. flRAHAM, RK'IIAKD FIIAW.
WM. A. WALLACE, WM. POIITKH,
A. K. WRIUIIT, QUO. L. REED.
D.W.MOORE, JAS. T.LEONARD.
ja2S,'aj Cathier. Preitd.tt.
Clearfield County Bank.
flMIK ClearSeld County Bank mm ca I o corpora-
l led inititution eat gone out of ciliteuet be
tbe lurrenderof iu eberter, on May 11, 1S,
All iu Moek il owned by the lubKribere, wbo
will continue tbe Hanking batmen at the tame
place, ci private Bankeri, under the firm name
ol the "ClearSeld County Bank." We are re
ipontible for the debit ol the Bank, end will pa
iu notei on demand at tbe ooualer. lepnm
received and interact paid when money ia left for
a Saed liinc. Paper diaoounud at ux per ocni.
ei beretofore. Our pereonal reipontibility ia
pledged for all lopoiita reoelvod end bueineee1
tranaioted. A conliouanee of the liberal pat
ronage of the buiiacri men of the count ii re
ipecuully lolieiud. Ae Preiideot, Llatbier and
odloerj of tre late ClearSeld County Bank, we
require tbe uotei of laid Bank to be predated
lor redemption.
JAS. T. l.KONARD, RICBARD 8HAW,
WM. PTIRTEK, JAS. B. ORAUAM,
A. K. WR1UUT, . L. REKU,
WM. A. WALLACE.
The buiinaaa of the Bank will be conducted by
Jobs M. Adaml., iq., at Caihier. L)unJ,'6i
C. H. Fotter, Edw. Perki, (I. L. Reed,
J. 1). M'Uirk, A. K. Wright, Wm. A. Wallace,
Rieh'd hhaw. 1. T. Leouaxd, J at. B. Uraham.
Banking & Collection House
OF
F08TEE. PEEKS, WEIGHT & CO ,
Pblllpeburg;, Centre ro Pa.
Bllli of Eiohanf e, Kotei and Drafu Diaeoantcd.
Uepoeiu raeetvod. Colloetioac made, aad
prooeede promptly remitted. Exchange
aa tbe Cm ce eoaitant! ca haad.
The above Banking tioaec ii aow open and
ready for attained. Mp6.'Si
JtOtflS.
Susquehanna House.
COXESTOWN, DAVPniS CO., PA.
THE underlined takee tbii method of la
forming the Watermen of ClearSeld county,
that be hai refitted aaW reopened the hotel for.
mcrly kept by K. Shreincr, at Coxeitvwa. where
he will take epeeial paini to render Mtufactioa
to all who favor him with their patronage. lie
baa blowa all the rocke oat of tbe river and
planted anubbing poete for half a mile above btc
place. febls,'7 UEORtiR FALK.
The American Hotel.
LUMBER CITY, CLEARFIELD CO., PA.
TBE endenigned having leaeed and retlted
tbii well-knoea itand, ukei tbii method of
bringing bit eiublubmeat botorethepuulic Hn
Table and Bar will be anpplted with tbe beet tba
market afforda. A Lberal abara af public pat
ronage li therefore reipeetfully collated.
jeu2M,.pd JAMES L. CLRRT.
The Eagle Hotel.
ClRWESbVILLE, CLEARFIELD CO., PA.
r'SBK andertigDed baving become proprietor
A. of the above betel, wtrhee ta give Betid u
the eitiieni of tbii county, at well ai ta the trav
eling public, that the boutc hai baea refitted and
refurnirhed for the entertainment ef hit rente.
Uii table will be fumiihed with ererything the
market afforda. Ilia Bar will eonteia the belt
brandi cf liquorc. Oood atabling attached, and
none but earelul boitlere employed.
J.'H tf L. W. 'EN ETCE.
. Railroad House.
MAIS STREET, rUILIPoDlBQ, PA.
Till endenigned keepc eonitantly aa land'
the beet of Liquorc. II n table if alweye
upplicd with the Wit tbe market etforda. Tbe
traveling public will do well to give hint a ralL
aovl.'ci. BOHtKT LLOYD.
?.oots ana hors.
STID1 VOIR l.VTERLSTS.
BOOTS & SHOES nutde at L0WPEICE3
TBR endenigned it prepared to ttanafactare
everrthing ia hit line at tbe lowed figurea.
lie will warrant ail work to be at repraeenteo.
He reipeetfully aoliciu a call, at bit ebop on
Market itreet, leoond door weetof tbe p notice,
where he will do all in bit power to render aatii
faction. Some fine Gaiter tope, extra French
Calf bkint, Ae , on band, ready to be tabbed av
hort aotiee aad at low pricei.
jun 13,6(1 y DAMKL C5SSELLT.
A rE0fUMAT10..
OOI50 IT AIONSit
Xobody Prohibited from Buying my
Boots and Shoes oh account of Ract
or Color.
BEING thus liberal minded, Itakethli method
of loforoiirg the eitiieni of Clearfield end
vicinity that I have opened aihop on rieeoudtt,
next door to the County hatloaul Bank, ever
Watioa'c Drug Store, where I am prepared ta
make to order everything in the Boot and Shoe
line, oat of tbe beet material and ia the moet
workmanlike manner, and ea abort notice. All 1
atk la atrial.
Done at Clearfield, thia 19ih day of July, I'M,
HARRY
PEACE PROCLAIMED.
THE WAR OTOE IK CLEAEFIELD.
KXOX TOVTXS1IIP QUIET.
Xearly all the Contrabands going back
to their old masters; but 'nary one
going to old Massachusetts, when
they were lorcd to long and so veil.
ITS eonieqeence af the above facte. P. 8I10RT,
of the old "Short Shoe Shop," would an
nounce t hie nnmeroai patron a, aad the people
nf Clearfield eoaaty at mrgi, that bo hue aow a
Iret rate ret of good materiel, ja.t re eel red from
tb. k -.1 ..J .. nuuHJ i . . .
' r"t- - .wn BUUr, p. BMI
and mead Boole aad Sboei, at bia aew chop ia
Uraham 'i row. He U tatiificd that be eaa nleaee
all f,.).. tt nlk. L . iH. i. i ,r
. , - - - - - kh.w u ipu n ivjmi eiey.
at borne patriote.) He le prepared to cell low for
- " m tvmvw. vni lorget lac
Shop aexl door to Showere A Uraham'l ttore,
oa Market etrcel, Clearfield, Pa4 aad kept by a
fellow comment called
jjju, a.j "SIIORTY."
M BOOT AD SHOE SHOP.
ESWASD MACS ft CO..
On Market ctreet, cue dooa weal ai Liepoldt'r
srewery.
TI1K proprletore bare entered Into the Bool
aad Shoe builneee at the above eland, and
are determined not to he outdone either ia qual
ity or price for their work. Special attention
will be paid'u menaferturing tewed work. We
beve oa haad a large lot of French Kip aad
Calf Skine. of tba eer kM ..)., vw. i,i.
lent of Clearfield and vioinily are reepectfully
' " give ae a trial, ite cnarge lor CaiU.
ITt H I ITt ll I lTt ll 1
SCBATCH! SCRATCH ! SCBATCH t
WHEATOS S 01STMEST
M 111 rare the Itrh la die lloan.
V LS0.,n!! S" tlreva,Cbilblaia,
J Bad all Krnrttifrt,. nf L. in- .A
---r " - cut, mm ev
ceute. For aale by all Drogtl.ia. By lend. eg
f.VV"t,WSEIi8 ''""KR.ee.leageMc,
1" bl,"' '. Boctoa, It will he for
warded by mail, tree of po.tage, to en part cf
the I cited Statee. Pet aale at H.ri.wiek A
Irwi.a, Cleeraeld, Pa, J.i. it uui.
11
AFTIN.I AXKS with teopmrrd l.nre etecl
u . I'. MtAlItll.
RaKT af al' tl.ee, for lale BP
Dec. II. lm, ME ' BELL A BIOLKR.
KAFI1SO RPrE-aU iieea-e-o, aale at
J. r. EBAIZER 1-
County