gWlglcus inUfrtlanj.
AHtmn
Trembling War tblue awful throne,
0 Lord! in dust my tint I own;
Jat'lot and inercy foe bit lilt
Contend I Ok I wilt and heal tit strife.
The Saviour smiles! upon bit eowl
New tide of hope tumultuous roll
Hie Toirt proclaims me pardon found,
Seraphic transport wiags the eound.
Imb has joy unknown in heaven
Tat new-born peace of tint forgiven I
Tean of inch pure and deep dlifcht,
Vt angels! never dimmed jour sigbil
Tt mw of old on chaos rise
The beauteous pillars of Ibt skies;
Ye know where inoro exulting springs,
And evening fold her drooping wings.
Bright heralds of Eternal Will,
Abroad hit errands ye fulfill;
Or throned on floods of beam day,
Byuiphoniout in his pretence play.
Loud il the long the heavenly plain
Jl ehtken with tut choral strain
And dying echoes, floating far,
I) raw music from each floating liar.
Bat I amid yourchoiri shall shine,
And ail your knowledge shall be mine;
Ye on your harpt must lean to hear
A secret chord that mint will boar.
- He who is at war with his neighbor
cannot be at poaco with liiinueU.
The religion that is always search
ing lor "a hope, is a hopeless religion
He that loves himself has only one
joy; lie tnat loves Lis neighbors, many.
Bclitnon means supreme love to the
Supreme, and lore to his creatures for
lug sako.
When worthy mon fall out, only one
of them may be guilty at first ; but it
such strifes continue long, commonly
both become guilty. But thus God's
diamonds ollun cut one another, and
good men cause uQlivtions to good men.
Time is the seed ot eternity. At the
judgment the question which will de
cide our destiny will bo no other '.lian
this. How have you used your time 1
And the less there remains of this pre
cious article the more valuable it
should appear.
The man who prays well must and
does ieel well. 11 in desire for fellow
ship with God and his habitual indul
gence of that desiro, must needs as
similate him more and more to the
Blessed Being dear God who made
and loveth all.
It seems to every thinker of our
time that the desire for amusement is
becoming the controlling desire of tho
people, especially of the upper classes;
and that the persistont rejection of
thougnt, ana oi subjects of occupntion
requiring thought, is fast depriving
the people of thought.
Those who lower the rulo of faith
commonly lower the standard of prac
tice. They aro exceedingly ''liberal"
towards tho thoatro, tho card-table,
the social wine glass, and tho frivolous
extravagance of the day. The sancity
of the Sabbath and a distinct non-conformity
to the world they pronounce
"Puritanical."
Bcligion comprehenda all the hu
man virtues as founded on the Divine
perfections, and growing out of these
and deriving their supreme value
therefrom. Itcligion in its full pro
portions cannot exist apart from mor
ality. The sweep of practical morals
here required, comprehends the entire
circumlerenco of human thought and
life. b
A church organiiod with commit
tees sufficient for all inside and outside
operations, .and yet without religion
enough to furnish motive power, is a
cucumber of the ground and ought
to be torn down, or blown up, or in
some way committed to the cvcrlust
ing condemnation. It must, before it
can bo a minister of salvation to its
placo, be organized with direct refer
ence to this local work. The best
way to live, is to work for that which
givcth life.
It is related that tho Earl of Chat
ham had promised that his son should
bo present at tho demolishing of a wall
about the estato, but through acci
dent it was pulled down in his ab
sence. Ilia Lordship felt the impor
tance of his word being kept sacred,
o he ordered the wall to be ro-built,
that his son might be present when it
was again demolished, as he had pro
raised. It was not that a child's whim
might bo humored, but that his fnith
in his father's word might be un
shnkcQ, Jesus was pre-eminently sympa
thetic with all around him. lie
touched hu man life at every point
lofty and lowly. He was not afraid
to confront a ruler, nor ashamed to
pity and heal a beggar. Ho did not
draw back his foot when a sinful wo
man's warm tears trickled upon it.nor
did he refuse a publican's invitation to
go and be his guest. This man rr
ceiveth tinners" was the sneer leveled
at him by the blind itnd bigoted Phari
sees. It is a bastard Christianity
which "snubs" honest worth in a
coaiso coat, or refuses to pity and
belter a harlot because Bie has made
herself vile. Josus was "separate from
sinners" in that ho possessed an un
spotted holiness, an unworldly aim
and unblemished lifo. Ue was tempt!
ed, and yet without sin.
Tut GosrsL not rmiAcnr.D to tiu
Masses. Doubtless churches will in
crease according to the demand for
them, and the statistics of our cities
indicate that at the present timo the
large majority do not care to hear tho
gospel. How to reach the non wor
shiping masses is the gret practi
cal question of the day. The statis
tics that follow are believed to be sub
stantially correct : The population of
Boston is 192,000. There are one
hundred places of worship, allowing
iz bundled scats for each church
and 60,000 only get into tho'
churchcs.lcaving 132.0LKJ out of church
on Sunday. There are 250 chapels
and churches in New York city,mnny
of them very small ; allowing that
there aro sittings lor 700 person in
each upon an average, tho churches
will accor modate 250,000 poople
There arc, probably, including stran
ger in transition, 950,000 peoplo in
New York every Sunday, leaving
700,000 that cOuld not get seats in
church. Allowing 200,000 for those
Wiysically incapacitated from attend
ing service, and 500,000 remaining
habitually absent from church. The
churhes in the United States number
bout 70.000. Allowing 100 for each, a
Urge average for tho country, 7,000,
000 only go tc.ihurch, leaving 28,000,.
0T cut of chr-.j
?arduarf, Jinuarr, ?tr.
MERRELL & BIGLER,
HARDWARE,
Alto, .Uanafaetiireri of
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
CLKABriILK, PA.
4 T.mt nt? SAiim .p itpimifo
A.
llaratss, Collars, ate., (or sals hy
MERRELL I BIGLEU.
pALMER S PATENT UNLOAD-
log Bay Forks, for salt by
MERRELL , BIGLER.
QIL, PAINT, PUTTY, GLASS,
Nails, etc., for (alt by
MERRELL 4 BTGLER.
TTARNESS TRIMMINGS k SHOE
ii.
Findings, for salt by
MERRELL t BIGLER
Q.UNS, riSTOLS, SWORD CANES
For salt by
MERRELL 4 BIGLER.
gTOVES, OF ALL SORTS AND
Eiis, for salt by
MERRELL 4 BIGLER
JRON1 IRON! IRON 1 IRON
For sale by
MERRELL 4 BIGLEK.
TTORSE SHOES k HORSE SHOE
Kails, for salt b y
MERRELL t BIGLER.
pULLEY BLOCKS, ALL SIZES
And best manufacture, for salt by
MERRELL 4 BIGLER.
TRIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE
.a.
Boies, for sal by
t MERRELL 4 BIGLER.
RODDER CUTTERS for salo by
MERRELL 4 BIGLER.
KEEP IT BEFORE THE rEOPLE
THAT
TII0S. J. MECAULEY,
mKcriCTiiia or
Stoves, Tin & Sheet Iron Ware
HAS on band, at bis store ana factory, oa
Market St., cast of Second, Clearfield, Pa ,
Tbt largest and best assortment of
TINWARE AND 0THEB GOODS,
Which will U sold, Wholesale and Retail,
CHEAP FOR CASH1
STOVE-riPE, ALL SIZES,
Always hand, at low prises.
Hoist work, sack ai Getters and Conductors,
lurniansa ana put up at short nttiet and
VERY CHEAP I
Repairing Promptly Dona,"
Clearfield, Not. 14, lS6J-y,
FARMERS, MERCHANTS,
AND CITIZENS,
Look to your Interests !
G. S. FLEGAL,
Phlllptburg, Centre cc. Pa.,
MANUFACTURER Of
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
TOCLD respectfully inform kls friends and
r the public generally, that ht
Has Opened La roc Sales Rooms
In tht borough of Phll'pshorg. Pa., for the asea
ufaeture and salt f
STOVES, Tiy AND SHEET
IRON WARE,
Of teery drMrlt'.ss, sairfi;i!:4 fr lb, beat
material. My variety of Cocking Store!
consists of
THE CELEBRATED IRONSIDES,
((ht best cooking aura in ibt I nii.4 SiaUe,
Continental, Lehigh, Farmer, Daylight, Charm
At and every Teriety, of tht btst
Pittsburg Mannfactart.
PARLOR AND HEATING STOVES OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Including SPEARS' ANTI Dl'3T.
Sold at the lowest Cash Frices.
Mtrchantc desiring It parents will (nd It to
tntlr advantage to examine my stock before par
chasing tlttwhtrc
fe.All orders for Pnoutinr and ether work
will be atteaded te on tht stories! notice, sell
"OKI THE BEST."
WIIF.r.irR Ull.eOVS
lliirhest Premium, Lock Stilrh,
SEWING MACHINES.
VIA Inqmrict la reforms tn Ihip A No. 1"
Marti in nrortiTitl anaarowi Tl.w
(trvcarvtl frvm tit- at ritr prirrp.
ctS-tf LnthcTbur)(, !'.
Attention, Soldiers.
EQUALIZATION OF BOUNTY.
4 l.L SUtl.niF.R OK lNl.n3.'n.1 are
il. entitled to an IXC'HEASKII lHH NTY.
The anderelgnrd is prepared to enllrot all such
Bounties, as well ae the inneraerd pay to tv.l'lirrs'
Widows. All inqniriee and eominunieitiona an
swered nrnmptlT. Itieehnrrr receipted for. Poet
Office e-l.lrces, tarwrnsrille. Pa.
T-tf JOSIAII EVAS.i.
Uuaa1 U Iotnlnp. Ruhbeirs, Drake's 1W.
land's nerrnan, Hosteuer's and Orecr.es
Oiyreaated Bittern, alec part Liquars, of all
kinds for meeVinal parpoees, for tale by II. at I.
IOR H AI.Ii A IIOl'SR and LOT. on Market
. at root. In Cltartleld horoogh. At.ptr to
WALTER BAKIiR'TT,
jnarduarr, Jlnuaif, tftf.
NEW HARDWARE STORE
Phllipibnrp, Centre County, Fa.
G. II. ZEIGLEll & CO.,
DEALKKS IN
Foreign and Domestic Hardware, Wood,
Vil low and I in Ware, Stoves, Oils,
Paints, Glass, ic, &c,
fpng allentloaof Msehaniot, Builders, Farm-
A crS. Lumbermen, and lluTera renarell U
iarlted to the fart that wt art offering a better
assortment of goods In cur Una thta can bt
found elsewhere la this fart of tht Statt, at
Prioei to Bait the Timet.
Our stock comprises a general assortmsnt of
Tools and Materials ased by Carpenters, Black
smiths, Carriage and Wagon Makers, As., with
large stock of
IRON, NAILS, STEEL, SPIKES,
MINING SUPPLIES, SAD
DLERY, ROrE, CHAINS,
GRINDSTONES, CIR
CULAR, MILL &
CROSS-CUT
SAWS,
ENAMELED, FINISHED & PLAIN
HOLLOW WARE, CABLE
CHAINS,
Lard, Linseed, Coal, Lubricating and
Fish Oils,
Tl'KPENTINK,
BENZINE,
VAP.MHES,
COAL OIL LAMPS ASD LAHTEEK8
Aa eicellenl assortment of Fine Cutlery, com-
prising
KNIVES.
FORKS.
DESERT. TEA, k
TABLESPOONS,
SCISSORS,
RAZORS, 4c.
BRITANNIA & SILVER PLATED
WARE.
TIN WARE IN GREAT VARIETY AND
BEST MANUFACTURE.
Boutsbeld, Horticultural, Farming and Rafting
Implements of Ibt Is test aid taosl .
improved p. Urns.
Blacksmiths caa be supplied with Anvils, Bel
lows, Vlcss, Sledges, Uassmora, Horse
and Mult Shoos, Horse Nails,
and all kinds of Iroa
and Steel.
Carpenters and Builders will tnd ia our estak
lubxent a superior slock of Planes, Saws,
Augurs, Hatchets, tingle, double-bit and
pealing Axes, Hammers, Chisels,
Files, Binges, Borews, Bolls,
Looks, Palleys, Sash, Cord,
Ae., Ac Ac
Farmers and Raftnea will Ind everything In
thtir lint, and chtaper the eaa bt
bad tlstwbero.
k. Particular attention Is lev" ted t cor
stock tf Stovtt, comprising Spear's celebrated
Anti-Dust, Coo and Parlor Hot as of all sises.
Also, tht Kitgara Cook, Parlor Cook, brilliant,
Down, Dtw Drop, Arctic, and Common Egg,
Pocket, Aa.
All oftbe above goods will be sold cheap
for rath.
G. II. ZEIGLER k Co.
Philipsbarg, UrL 10, I8M-Iy
1SG7 Philadelphia & Erie R.R.18G7
This great line traverses the Northern nnd North
west counties of Penney Ivania to the city of Erie
on Lake Eric.
It has been leased and Is operated bv the
PENNSYLVANIA BAILKOAD COMPANY.
Time of Passenger trains at ST. MARY'S tad
EEATINJ:
I.rare F-astw.rd.
bt. hlary's. Keeling.
Rrle Fipress Train.... 4 14 p. M. t.h.1 A. M.
Krit Util Traia Il l P. M. I.2 P. hi.
I. cava eotward.
Bria Mall Traia 1J.M P. M. 111 A.M.
Erie Eiprets Train.... I It A. X. 11.91 A. M.
Paeeenger cars run through on tht Krit Mtil
and Ksprees Trains without change both wayt
bttwtea Pbilldelphla and F.rle.
New York Connection.
Leave N. Y. at ta.es.! Ar. at Erie 11a.m.
Leave N.Y. at t p. m.) Ar. at Erie 7.14 a. v.
Leave Eric at a Bo p.m.; Ar. at N.Y. 4.4(1 p.m.
Leave Erie atl.l a..; Ar si N.Y H ie a. m.
No change of Cart between F.rle V Bi. Y.
Elegant Sleeping Cart on all Night trains.
For information respecting Paeaenrer basi.
e.. t.le at Cor. 10th and hlarket Si's, Phil s,
And for Freight business of tho Company's
Agents, 8. B. Kingston. Jr., Cor. 1.1th nnd Mar
ket streets, Philsdelphia. J. W. Hrynelde. Erie.
W illiam Drown, Agent, N. C. R. R., Ilaltimore.
H. II. Houston. General Freight Agent, Phi la,
H. W. 0 winner, Ueneral Ticket Agent, Erie,
A. L. TYLKH.
Qeneral Superintendent. Brit.
J) B BINS'
ELECTRIC SOAP.
Save Tlmel
Harca Monrj I
jatee l abor I
fcavea C'lnthea !
UtTra Moment
AND ALL GROCERS SELL IT!
It la used by calling into small vhavlnge and
di.sol'ing in hot water, then sc.sk the clothes
tve to ten minutes, and little hand ruhbi-g
will make tbem as clean ae hours of hard ma
chine rubbing would do, with ordinary soap, and
the most delicate fabric reeeive ao Injury. We
caa refer te thousands of families who are wring
it, and who could not be persuaded to do without
DOBBINS' ELECTRIC SOAP.
er-Sold by all leading Orooert throughout
the State.
Maiufactured only by
DODIIIN'S t LOVE.
Wholesale office t
107 Boitw Ftrrti Stuust,
PiiiiMtiraii.
X-Tr tale by Rartewlek A Irwin, Cletu-Seld.
November V, HSg.g mo.
OYSTER8! OYSTERS ! !
I AM elirare ia reoei. of the bet (lYSTKRl.
which will be served up in the u.ual variety of
.irlee. 1 here now a warm and eomh.rlfthle raim.
fitted up for the aoenniiuiHUtirtn of I. A 1J I KM, which
d"Tertuirut will receive particnlsr attention.
HOIK'M
JenlO-tf Ice Cream and Or.ter Saloaa.
U" ROPF.I ,f al' sises. for s.t. .1
Put. !,. Mt BtLL BI1LEB.
PtH e'toofls, f.rorfrtf. ftr.
FKKSII ARRIVALS
AT Til K cnkAP Toll It OP
SHOWERS & GRAHAM.
Fall Goods. New and Very Cheap I
rpFlB nnderslgaed respectfully annonnrt to
-A. tht pibllt that they are now opening an
citensivt assortment of F A L L O 0 0 D 8, al
tht olttand In firahaai's new bjllding, which
they offer to sell at sxceedtngly low prices, con-
sidsring their tost, for cash or approved country
produce.
Their Stock of Dry Goods cannot be
Surpassed.
Customers ean thtrt Sod Calicoes wilh fast col.
ors ; Muslins, Dslalnes, Lawns, Cloths, Cassl
mercs, Vestlngs, Ladlst' Shawls, dents' Shawls,
Hats and Caps, Soou and Shoes, Carpets, and
Oil Cloths.
Their Btock of Fancy Goods i TJoez
amrled in Stylo and Variety,
Embracing Notions, Starfs, Head nets, Neck
ties, Satchels, Port Monaaies, Brushes, Photo
graphic Albums, Pipes, Tobacco and Segars
Perfumery of all kinds, or anything else in the
Kotlon lint.
Also, HARDWARE, QUEENS
WAKE, GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS!
All of the best unsllty, and selected with special
regard to tht trade of ClearSeld county I
EDWA3D YY. GRAHAM.
JOSEPH B. SHOrTERS.
Clearfield, Sept. It, 1861.
J. P. KRATZER
TT AR Mnrif.rl I. kt. t.MMM. U..
" w - - asiem aaa. m weliwivuiall VU i t -
XX ket ftrMt, Clearfield, Pt , whr h hu
vptjuea Tr imrgt iiock 01
IRY GOODS,
Meriaoea. Oinahams. Cloths. Delaines. Prints
f. ........a Al...... K.ll.- O-.l I)
nincN, . i . c-Bimvia, nvps,
Cashmeres, Tweeds, Cobergs, Mobsir, Jeans,
Lanellas, Muslins, Flannels, Boeneu, Rib.
bont. Cloaks, batmoril Skins. Hoop.
Skirts, Shawls, Iress Trimmings,
Head Kate, Cape, Corsets, i loves,
Collars, Scsrls, Orenadiae Vails,
Table Covers.
CLOTHING,
Coats. Pants, Vests, Over-Costs, dent's Shawls
fcbirta, HaU, Caps, Inder-Shirtt and
Drawers, Boots. Shoes. Uuui
Shoes, Crsvata, O loves
and Collars.
HARDWARE, yUKKNSVYARE. GRO
CERIES A MUSICAL GOODS.
GROCERIES,
Tea, Coffee, 8ngar, Molessee.Salt, Csndles, Rica,
flour. Bacon, Msh, Tobacco, Kalsins,
Currants, Spices, Crackers,
Vinegar, Oils, Var
nish, Alcohol.
TIN-WARE, GLASS-WARE. WOODEN
WAUE, and STATIONERY.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
Carpets, Oil-cloths, Drugget, Looking Glaisee
Clocks, Churns, VTsshboards, Tubs, Buck
ats, Flat Irons, Pans, Window Blinds,
Wall-paper, Coal Oil Lamps, I'm.
brellas, Bsdeords, Kaivee and
Forks, Spoons. Crocks, and
Stove Blacking.
All of which will be sold on tht most rea
eoneble terras, and tbs highest market price paid
or tiraln, Wool, and all kinds of country produce.
Clearfield, December 13, 18fii.
0, YES ! 0, YES ! !
TWENTY PER CENT. LOWER THAN
ANYWHERE ELSE IN THE
COUNTY.
JOHN S. RADEUAC1I,
TTAVIN'O opened a new store at tht "Bint
1 A. Ball," In Clearfield eountv. wisbee to notifv
the public that he it determined to sell all kinds
of Hoods CUnAPKK thaa tht CHhAPESI, in
defiance to the county.
Now is your Time to Call and Examine,
V bilt bt It placing oa hit shslrtt full assort
ment of
Dry Goods,
Orueerlee,
Qneeatwara,
Hardware,
Fartheawart,
Drugs, Oils, and Paints,
Mtdieiata,
Ac, At, da.
II ATS, CArS, BOOTS k SHOES,
C all kiaJs, aomtantly kept oa hand.
A general assortmsnt of
READ YM A 1) E CL O TH IS G
For Msa and Boys' wear.
-.ll to bt told at a vary LOW PRICE for
CASH, r tichanged for all kinds af Markttlng.
X6AWKD Ll'MBER A SUIVOLES taken
In tiehan gt for goods.
tJtle-tf JOnS B. RADBBACH.
Down I Down! I
THE "LAST ARRIVAL
AND OF COI RXR THE CHEAPEST I
A Proclamation against High Prices I
"IVE are now opening up a lot of the beet nnd
1 f most seasonable tioods and Wares ever
offered in this market, and at prices that remind
one of the good old days of cheap things. 1 hnee
who lack faith upon tiiis point, or deem our alle
gatione superfluous, ueed hut
f.if.f- ,ir in STont:,
Comer Front and Market streets
Where they ean sco, feel, bear and know for them
selves. To fully understand what are cheap goods,
this mast be doif, V t do not dtfra It nrcfaftar r
(a ff.ninn.t mud itrniiit nr Mwk. Ii it mvagh
for to itt that
We have Everything that ia Needed
and consumed In this msrket, and at prices that
astonish both old and young. Wo are, lush of
g-Mt. suited for holnlav presents.
J'VKi'H SIIAW t SOV.
t I'MIMXTRATtWN XOTIt I' Notice
i I' herrhy glren thai leltersuf Administration
oa the eetate of Charles gilliox. deeeaeed, late of
Brs.lv town.hip. Clearfield owunlv. Pa., have this
day been dnly granted to the undersigned, to whom
. , - ...mn Ratq eeiare win pieaee sill,
psrment. and thnee karmg elainis or drmaads will
tireeeut Ihcm ft,, .i ji.
CURISHAN Kulin,
Feb. H, iacr-t. A luiinitrtr.
s7tTH I'UIWis dr.iring to tranvet hu.l
1 nesswith me at my office, are herehv notified
thst I will ant he found with eertaintv at' homo on
any days rieept M"NDAY aod f VI I'lllM V.
Pry ttood, ftromlrj, tf tr.
GOODS R E DUCE D !
GREAT REDUCTION
IN TUB TRICE OF GOODS
AT
H. W. SMITH & CO'S.
Prltlta, that wt formerly told at 25 cents,
wc now sell at 31
Unbleached Musliua, formerly sold at SO,
wt now tell at 3.1
Illearlied Muslim, formerly told at from
li to 40, wt now tell at 2tf.O
Alpacas, formerly told at from ii to 80, wa
now sail at 35 (a OS
Caselsnerrs, 10 per cent above tost
A II-Wool Do Lainea, at 85
Common Ie Lainea, at 45
And all Dress Goods at tht taut rattt.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Of tht btst quality, at an Imiaantt rtdutlloa.
FISH.
Wa will tell Mackerel, Htrrlng, As., AT COST.
BEST COAL OIL, 85 CENTS.
HOODS, NUBIAS, BREAKFAST
EUAWLS, ETC.,
Of every description, greatly reduced.
Wt offer our stock of Dry Goods at Ibt abort
figures ap to the 1st of January, I8C7. They are
all of the first quality, New and fashionable.
Any nut caa bow hart an Alpacca for tht cost
of a Dt Laina. This offer Is mads hi good faith,
and all desirous cf economising la tht propsr
manner, bars aow an tietlitnt opportunity to
apply themtslvcs at tbt chtapttt rates.
Wlrlctly fur Cash.
no5.y H. W. SMITH A CO,
ANOTHER EXCITEMENT
A FALL IN PRICES.
New Goods at the Cheap Cash Store
OF
WILLIAM F. IRWIN,
Bwvnv miri, vieBrnciO, r.
A FRESH ARRIVAL OF
Fall and Winter Goods,
AT GREATLY REDl'CKD PRK'I.
lam justrtcelving and opening a carefully
ttltcted stock of fashionable Spring A Sum.
mar Goods of almost every description.
A beautiful assortmsnt of Printa and Dry
goods, of tht ewest and latest ttyles.
Also great variety of aseful notion.
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Bonnsts, Shawls, lists and Caps, Boots and
Shots, (a large qaantity ) llardwart,
Uutensware.Urngs.iledieines,
Oils A Paints, Carrels
Oil Cloths,
GROCERIES AND FRUITS,
Foreign and Domestic, such as Apples. Peaches,
vHiraui., rrunes, tiemas, urangei
and Lemons, .
FISH, BACON AND FLOUR.
Mackerel, In ) and. barrels, of tht beat
quality, all or which will bt told at tht
lowest cash or ready pay
nricas.
My old friends and the nubile r.n.r.tt.
re-pe dMl t Invited te call.
nwv-n. ii. ah mnai 01 UKAXtni approved
COUSTHr PUOUVCE taken in eich.ng.for
. . ... IRWIN.
Clearfield, Nov. 28. lM.tf
JICIIARD MOSSOl' IS NOW
Selling, at half their usual price,
DRESS GOODS,
CLOAKS AND SHAWLS.
BROWN SHEETINGS,
FLANNELS AND BLANKETS,
WOOLEN GOODS,
HOSIERY,
MEN'S CLOTHING.
GENTLKMEN'S FURNISHING Good.
LADIES' BOOTS AND SHOES,
GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS AND SHOES,
BOYS' do do
HOOP 6KIRTS,
BALMORALS,
LADIES' COLLARS AND CUFFS,
RAISINS AND CURRANTS,
BROOMS AND TUBS,
CANNED FRUITS,
BEEF AND TORK,
FLOUR AND FEED,
Ac.
Cloal, M hale and Linseed Oils. Family Dy,
) varnishea aad paints af all kinds ground In
til Pee salt ar H. A I.
1)re l iberty IVhlte Lead. preferred by
all prrclicsl Painters I Try il ! and yon will
bava aa other. Manufactured only by Ztaai.aa
A Pinrrnj.Wholeeale llrug. Paint a lllass Ilealers,
KcUI North Third St., Phila. March ll. ait ly.
ufThla Robca.Knc, end Ilors, rtlansets
- iwrmiri,!, iitiiLKR Ft.
C
AkKKI) I-HI IT af all klnds.'al
MR RKKI.L A BIOl.ER'S
AFTIN'i AXKS with impmrcf Isnre eieel
pole lor sale at J. P. K RAIZI.H'S.
IHST UrAl.rrV IIP I f;t:-'.wi kept
. for tale by II. W.JMtTII a OO?
G
not. tHIIJt Is bed at
MEr;rE4.4.nHER'i.
.1 .rr.tr nt.rt.
HARTSWICK & IRWIN,
itrttirKM, i'lenrflhf, Va.
nAVINU refitled and removed to tht rocm
lately occupied by Richard Mosx.p, now
viler, low f cash, a well selected assortment of
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
Also, Patent Modicines.of all kinds, Oils. Glass,
Putty, Dya Stuffs, Stationery,
TOBACCO AND SEGA IIS,
Confectionery, Spires', and tho largest ttoek of
vsrieties ever offered in this place, and warrant
ed to bt of tht best the Market alTunls.
J. . HART.VriCK,
Do. 13, ISdi. JOHN 1KWI.V.
MIGS! DRUGS! DRUGS !
JOSEril R. IRWIN,
On Main St., ont door west of Hippie a raust's
Stort,
CURWKNbVII.LE, PA,
Hat aow on hand a largt assortmsnt of
Drugs, Medicines, Oils, Paints, Dye
Stuffs, Patent Medicines,
Trusses, Mlniilder-Hrarea, ICIaatlc Ktork
Uif7a and siupportera,
t.lasa, futty,
Ptrfomtry, ToilttGoods, Confeetionerles, Spices
Canned Fruit, Tobacco, Cigars, Hooks,
Stationery, Pencils, Psns, Ink,
and a general variety
of Motions.
His stock tmbraett all artlclss needed in a
community. It tntirtly ntw, and of the best
quality, and will be s Id at reasonable prices.
Call and axamiat tbt goods ; they eannot fail
to pleaaa. deci-tf
Ayer'a Sarsaparilla,
la a oonentrtd x tract of tht
cbolet root, to eonbiMed with otbtr
ub.uoeci of still (rrtr I term,,
tivt iiwr ai to (lord an effeatual
aotidot for diue 6Mparill
li repnUd Ia curt, burn a romedy u surely
wanted by thoM who ufffr from Strumoyi com.
plainti, and tbalon wbich will aceoinriliih their
ear must prove, ae tbii hae prorrd, of iaavnn
afrvice to ihii targe elm of onrifflicted fellow.
eiiueol. Uow completely tbii com pound will
do it, bat been proren by experiment on nmny
of the wore! eaeei to be found in tba following
complaints:
Kcrufula, Scrofulous Swellings and Fires. Fkin
DUeae, Fiieples, Pustules, Bio ches, Eruptions,
Bt. Anthony's Fire, Kose or Kryilpelas, letter or
bait Rbeua. braid Head, Ringworm, Ac.
Sypkitii or Yenertnl lira is expelled from
the it tlrm by the prolonged use of tbii SarMpa
rilla, and the patient is left in comparative health.
ft mult are caused by (Scrofula io the
blood, aod are often soon cured by tits Extract
of earsaperiUa.
Do not reject :bii invaluable medicine, because
yon bare been iu posed upon by something pre-
tending to ba tianaparilla, while it was not.
When you bava used Ayer's then, and not till
then, will you know tba vliluei of Sartape rilla.
ror minute particulars oi tne diseares it cures,
we rrftr you to Ayer's American Almanac, which
tht sgent below named will furnUh gratis to all
wbo rail for it
Ayer's Cathartic Pills, for the cure of Coftire-
oesa, Jaundice, Iyipepsta, Indigeflun. lysen.
tery, foul stomach, Jleadacne, I ilea, 11 be u ma
tir ia. Heartburn arising from Diserdered 8iom.
ach, Paio or Morbid Inaction of iba llowels,
Flatulency, Loss of Appetite. Liver Complaint,
iJmpnv, Worms. Oout, IS'earalgia, and as a I'm.
acr Till, are uetHjaalled,
They are sus?ar coated, ao thai the most sens!
live can take tbem with pleasure, and they art
the osst A portent in tbt world for all tbt purpo
ses of a family phytic.
Prepared by Dr. i. C- Atrr k Co., Lowell,
Mai., and sold by C. D. Wutaon, Clearfield; W.
C. Me's, Glea Uepe; Jnsepb H. Irwin and
Irvin 4 HerWbnro, Curweniville Kirk 8pen-
oar, Lumber City. roarr-Zm
Dr. LEON'S
CELEBRATED PEEPABATIONS.
The Perfection of Medical Si-ienct.
DH.LKON'8 ELECTRIC II AIR KEXEWEH.
It It a poiiilre curt for Baldness.
It restores grey hair to its original color.
It is a tonio, not a dyt, and acta upon tht at.
eretions.
It Immediately arrests falling out of tht Hair.
It alltriatee Neuralgia and Headache.
It radically cures dandruff and humors.
It keeps the tcalp hralthr. clean and eenl.
It is an elegant and exquisitely frsgranl bsir
uressmg.
It restores, rultirttes and beaollOes the hair,
It nns.es hsrsh hslr triihle nnd lustrous.
Dr. Leon e Electric Hair Kenewerhas enjoyed a
high local representation for many years. Its
wonderful rcstoratiee and ineigoreting properties
are wall known to the Medical Faculty of Phila
delphia. Using fully satisfied of tba merits of Lena's
Electric Hair Kenewer, we hare procured eaclus
Irt ownership and art determined that every
household in our lead shall hart opportunity to
reap its boncAu.
Dr. Leon's Infant Remedy.
A most delightful and cOcacious curt fr tht
rarious ills to which Infsnts and tonfg children
erteohject. ISVALUAHLK t'OR TKKTIIISG
CUILlih'ES! It softens tht gums, shales In
flaminailoo, Invigorates the stomach and bowels,
corrects acidity, and It a turt and speedy cure
for colic, cramp and windy pains. A most el
cellent preparation for children of a restless and
ire' tut Dabit and in all ce-ei or Looseness.Uriping
Vomiting or other icward grief, il gives immdi
ate eaet. I ted for more than half a ternary in
the practice ot one of tba most eminent pbysi
cisns of Philade Ipbia.
In now placing this article within the reach nl
all onr countrymen, wt wonld remark that we
know II to be a remedy of unrivaled eacellence
and that It hat proved in thousands of eases, as
wt art resolved it ihall In millions, a priceless
noon, eor sate oy vruggiets everywhere.
Address all orders to
ZEIGLER A SMITH,
i Sole Preprieto,-s,
137 North Third street, Philadelphia.
Silver Wash Powder.
8aves time, labor, monev. Mthi e.,1;,
pastime and Monday a festival, bold every
where. Try It. noll-ly
A Great Discovery.
ONE of the greatest and snort u-l.il discoveries
in medical science was made hv thecelchrstrd
lr. J. lnmss, of Paris, Chief Physician to the
Imperial Infirmary of France, in 1 SHI. Thnsewho
hate hern afflicted with the painful disease known
as Piles, and effectnsltr cured I,t the ue of lilt
HI MAS' FHKM'll I'il.b rMLVK. eannot ik
too highly of the benefits conferred upon them hv
in. um ui mis remeny. ll nss never been known
to fail in effecting n permanent cure in a single
case. In Ibis repeot It surpasses all other modi
eines of the kind, ll will do just whal it i-recommended
fori if net. the money will he refunded.
One or two buses is sufficient to effect a permanent
cure in four or sii dnys, if the directions on Ihe
boiee are followed. Price, one and two dollars per
no, according In sise. Sent by mail or cspreas lo
anypart of Ihe 1'nited Pistes or Canada, ekild hv
I'mggi'ts generally. A lihere.1 disennnt made to
the Ira.lc. A-ldrcse Ii. 8. M X II AM A CO.,
W i!liamiMirt, 1'a., sole Pruprieturs and Manutse.
turer? fur Ihe I'nilcd Htste. and Csnads. d.S.v
QKHfV nKWAHOwill he paid in Drecn
0'V'Vliscks to any person who has ueed lr.
Iuroas' Pile Salve according to directions and has
not been cured. Addrees,
1). 8. I) I MUM A CO.,
deci-ly VillimrHirt, Pa.
ITl II I lit II I ITCH 1
SCRATCH I SCRATCH I SCRATCH 1
WllKATON'8 OINTMENT
III Cure tlic llrh Dt Hour.
VLSO, turet Salt Kheum. tleers, Chill.lslns
aad all Eruptions of the Fkin. Priet oil
eenu. Fur tele bv nil Itrnptlsts. By tsnding
etaty cents to WEEKS A PUTTER, solengents,
17 Washington street, Boston, ll will be fur
warded by mail, Iree of postage, to any part of
tht Vnltrd States. Fur talc at llartswirk A
Irwln a, Clearheld, Pa. July U,.18d ly
Troaara and abdominal supporters of taery
kind of tht Intest improvements, fr sole at
the Drug Store ofIIAKTSWCK A IRWIN.
IJI'RU i.iniCIITV IIITsTl.liAI)
Will dt snort and better work, al a
oet, than any other. Try III Manufactured
oniyny ItlULMt 8.M I HI. W holeralt Drug,
Paint and nist Pealers.Nn. 1ST North Third
faila. March 11, 1My
C. H. Fmlrr. l.daard I'eihs. J. 1. M tjiik.
Hanking (oll('clioii House
tir
FOSTER, PERKS & Co.,
buixwMtrs t F.istcr, lJerk, Wright A Co
riilllkburfr, Centra co Pr,
"1ITIIKKF. all (lie btnlnot- of a JUnking House
will tw tmnra U'l prouij.lly aud up'a tii
iiiont fuvoraiile trrtus. bmr7-tf
County National BankT"
l I.KAId'li.I.D. I-A.
TIII3 Bank Is now open aod ready for bail,
ness. office on Hecoud street, in the build.
ing formerly occupied by Leonard. Finney A Co,
MRBf-rORt aau nrm-aae.
JA8. B. OKAI1AM, HICHAM) SHAW,
WH. A. WAI.I.AI.K. M HcmrKt
A. K. WRIUUT, OfcU. L. KLEU.
D. W. MOOKE. JA3.T. LEONARD
ju28,HCJ Cashier. Pratideat,
Clearfield County Bank.
rpilK Clearfield County Back an loeorpora.
X intuiution hae gone out of atuteoei bv
tue lurrender of iu e barter, on May 2, IHfti.
All ita atoek ie owoed hy the alcribr, wha
will eootiuue the HeDkmg bu..nen at tba cane
plare, ai rirate bankera, under the flrin naioe
ot the "Clearfield County bank," We are re
epoDi.Me tor tba dsbti ot tne batik, auJ will pit
ita tott on ilemaod at the eounter. iJepotiti
rcoeived aLd to throat pti J when mjney U left Tor
a fiied time. .Paper a.eeouuted at nx per oent.
ai heretofure. Our pertoaej repniib.lity ia
pledged fur ail lopoiiu ia:cived aod buiinesi
trani eled. A conuouauue of the liberal pat
rontge of the buiioen men of the raaoty ia re
ffacuully eolici'cd. At Preeidwat, Caebtcr aad
vtlieerj of tre lata Clearfield County back, wa
reqvA.re the notei f taid tUaak to be preeeaud
for redeeoptiou.
JAB. T. LtONAED, IlICUABD BHAW,
MM. POKfKK, JAri. B. iK&UAM.
A. K. WK1UHT, ii. L KK1,1,
M X, A. WALLACE.
The bnifneaa of the Lank will ha eondnetxl hy
Joba il. Actio..., fctq., u Caebier. (juDB,'fli
glottis.
Railroad House.
WAIN STKEET, PUILIP8BLBO, PA.
THE undersigned keep, coasuntly on hail
the b.it of Liquors. Ill, taolo i, always
supplied wrth the best the market afforda. lb,
traveling public will do well to give him a slL
norl.'O. KOUhllT LLOVIt.
Susquehanna House.
COXtKTOWN, DAl'PBIN CO., PA.
rpilE undersigned takes this method of la,
X forming the Watermen of Clearfield county,
that ho has refitted acd re-oenod the hotel for.
merly kept by E. febreioer, at Coiestown, wbert
bt will takt spceial paint to rtndcr tatislaction
to all wbo favor him with their pstroosge. lit
hat blown all tht rock, out of tht nttr and
planted snabbing posts for half a mile above hi,
place f.bl ,'? ULOl'.UE FALK.
The American Hotel.
J l Mlltg CITY, CLEABF1ELD CO., PA.
InRwndertigned having leased and refitted
. this well-known stand, lakes this method of
bringing hi. establishment belora the pablie. 11 i,
Table and liar will be supplied with tht best tht
marktt affords. A liberal share of public pat
ronage it therefore respectfully solicited
janSt-ly.pd JAMES L. CI RET.
The Eagle Hotel.
CCRWENBV1LLE, CLEARFIELD CO., PA.
fpiIK nndersigned hiving become proprietor
X of tht above hotel, withes to give aotict to
the rilisrnt of this eonnty, at well ss to the trav.
cling public, last the house hat been refitted and
rerurni.lled fur tbt entertainment of hit guests.
Hit tahlt will ba furnished with tvtrvthing tht
market affords. 11 is Bar will contain the best
brands cf liquors. Uood stablirg attached, aad
Bono but careful hostler, employed.
Jyll-tf L. W. TEN ETCK.
goots and jphocs.
STID1 YCIRITERESTS.
BOOTS & SH0 HS made at LOW PSICE3
fpiIE undersigned I, prepared to manufacture
X everything in hit line at tht lowest figures,
lit will warrant hit work to bt aa represented.
He respectfully tolicitt a call, at hit tbop on
Market street, eeeond door west of the po-t office,
where bt will do all in his power to render tatit
faciion. Soma tnt U alter tops, extra French
Calf eklns, Ac , on band, ready to bt finished al
short notice and at low prices.
junI3,6 y DANIKL CONSBLLT.
A PRO(LVHAT10.
G0ISG ITJUOSEI!
Suboily Prohibited from Buying my
IioiJf and Shoes on account of Racs
or Cvtor.
BEING thu. liberal nin led, I take this method
ol informing the eitirens of Clearfield tnd
vicinity that I have opened a shop on Second tt,
nest dnor to tht County Nalionr.l Bank, over
Watson 'I Drug Slors, where I am prepared to
make to order tveryth'ng in tht Boot ani Shot
lino, out or ihe best material and iu tht moat
workmanlikt manner, tni on short notice. All I
ask it atrial.
Dons at Clcarfitld, this 15, b dor of JuW, ISfifi,
HARRY lioSS.
TEACE PROCLAIMED.
THE WAR 0TIR IH CLEAHFIELD.
KXOX TOWVSniP QUIET.
X,car1y all the Contrabands going back
to their old masters; but 'nary ont
going to old Masfachusetts, uhert
they ir ere loved so long and so veil.
IN consequence of the above facts. P. BflOIlT,
of the old "Short Shot Shop," would an
nounce to hit aumerou, patrons, and tht ptopla
of Clearfield county nt large, that ht baa now
first rata lot of good material, Ju,t received from
the Kast, and is prepared on snort notice to mas
and mend Boots and Shoes, at his new shop ia
llraham's row, Ue it satisfied that ht ean pleaea
all, (unlet! it might besoms intensely loyal slay,
at home patriots.) He 1, prepared to sell low for
Cash or Country Produoa. Hon't forget the
Shop neat door to Showers A Uraham'a stora
on Market sheet, Clearfield, Ps and ktpt by a,
fellow commonly called
JySVi-7 "SHORTT."
MW BOOT AM) SHOE SHOP,
EDWARD MACK & CO .
Oa Market ttrtet, rne door west of Llcpoldt'e,
rewery.
TI1K proprietors have entered intt tht Boot
and Shoe business al lha above stand, and
are determined not to be outdone either in quaU
uy or price ior ineir worn, ppeclal attention
will ba paid la manufacturing sewed work. Wa
hart on hand a large lot of French Kip and.
Calf Skins, of the very beet quality. Tba elll
aens of Clearfield and vicinity are respectfully
Invited to give us a trial. Ko charrt fur calls.
ev7,'-tf
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
The True llcme.lv at last lliarnvered !
rniAM'S FliESII MEAT CURE,
IJrthl'Alil.D from the rormnla of Prnt Trout,
eenu. of Pari, cures Consumption. Lune t),..
eases, Itrxn-hilis, Dyspepsia. sUismiiup, tieneral
Debility and all mort.id conditions of the systim.
dependent on deficiency of vital Inrco. ll is plea
sant to lastc. and a sint-le bottle will romince tht
most skeptical of its virtue as lha grest healing
remedy of the age. (I a bottle, or 111 bottles foe
$-, bv-nt by Eiprcss. Sold by
S. C. I 'l'IlAM.
No. 15 South I'.iehlh Street, Philadelphia.
And all principal lirugjitts. Circulars snot
"W. febSCSra
On Molllhl Agents wtntid for ei'rea.
OV.J lirlp new wrhcifs. Just out. Addrcrl
O. T. f) ARF, City llwUdikg, r.ldd.fnrd.
May f Ui.i,