-i
"lkf tlie vnllry of your foul A"
full it jwihsil'lo oi' tho rvnTVoiril ol
longing tloairo for a Mowing.
I?o rilvvnys nt leiMiro to do n j;no4
art ion, novor innko luisitiesa. nn excuse
for avoiding oII'icck ol'liiimanit'.
Tlioso who would )ivuch Clirint, lmt
not Christ crucilied, miss tho very
oul and CKscnce of our holy faith.
Tho more srlf in indulged, the more
it demands, and therefore, of nil mcti
tho eeltish men oro tho moro discon
tented. It is far clicnpor to work one's
head than ono's lionrt to goodness.
I can make a humlreil meditations
Bconer than eubduo ono sin in tho
eoul.
If thcro bo any nttainmont which
1ms seemod to 3-011 up till now to be
impossible, long after it. If it bo any
excellence of loveliness, or any cmi
nenco of graco, let your soul bo en
larged. Let us wait in prayer upon God and
prepare to bo heard, lor Uod has great
lloods of graco to givo, according to
bis riches in glory by Christ Jesus
will ho deals out large things to thoso
whoso faith is largo,
To convert men to character is the
great thing, not to convert thorn to
belief, and character alono converts
character. The effective churches
are men and womon who have made
tomplos of themselves.
trt hfttra not ika loan! eyuiijathy
with that dignified dullness which
puts everybody to sloep, nor that rhe
torical brilliancy which glitters mere
ly to amuso ; but heaven save us from
tho opposite cxtrcmos. I'olishcd plat
itudes are pardonable; clap trap, bom
last and impertinence are beyond forgiveness.
Let us not dictnto In find Mnnir
a blessing has been lost by Christ iaus
not, Dciievmg it to Do a blessinir, bo-
causo it did not enmn in thn rmr-iir.
ular thapo which thev had conceived
a kn - .....,.. f rp .1.
' f I'lui'vi imu lllllo U BUINU 1110
divine work is nothinc. imlnss it no.
stance tho form which their prejudice
jins sciccicj.
A desire for learning is not leara
ing ; and a desiro for virtue, is not
virtue. Pitch desircs.it is to I iplirmoil
will lead to wisdom and to godliness;
cm a t nrisuan ciiaractercannot bo as
sumed in a moment, when the desire is
awakened. And amid tho excitement
of deathbeds, thero is hardly opportu
nity for the awakening of calm earnest
purposo.
Rowland Hill said to young Dan
iel Wilson, afterwards bishop of Cal
cutta, "Humility is a sweet and guar
dian graco. If I saw you port and
prond, and wanting to go without
tho Lord, 1 would not givo a farthing
for you or your preaching cither ; but
if you aro humblo and child like,
afraid to tako a single step unless tho
Lord point out tho way, then you
will be owned and blessed."
VTo walk hero, as it were, in tho
crypts of lilo; at times from the
great Cathedral abovo ns, wo can
bear tho organ and tho chanting of
the choir; we see light stream through
the open door, when somo friend goes
up beforo us and shall wo fear to
mount tho narrow staircaso of tho
grave that leads out of this uncertain
twilight into tho serene mansions of
tho lifo etornal?
Heaven is not a place to bo bar
gained foron a death bed or at life's
close. It is not a place into which
vou aro to bo ticketed by Priest or
by Tope, or by the Lord himself. Tho
future world cannot bo cheated of its
due, and w e cannot bo cheated of our
duo by tho fright of a sick room, or
by forced prayers on a sinking ship.
Ho are nil our lives long shaping
resistless energy mo characters
by which wo aro to bo judged in ac-t-ordanco
with tho words, "Ho that
is unjust let him bo unjust still ; and
lio that is filthy let him bo filthy
utill ; and bo that is righteous lot him
be righteous still ; and ho that is holy
lot bun be holy still."
Tho samo law of continnanco will
belong to us in tho future world as
in tho prcscut, because wo shall bo
tho same boings thcro as bore. You
aro to-day simply tho result of your
past lifo. You entered upon this
morning the man or woman which
your wholo previous cxnorinnr-n Wl
made you. Tho past, with its sorrow
and joy, with its sudden changes and
graduul movement, all tho incidents
and feelings ot your lifo havo deposit
cd their sediment to make tho solid
and beautiful earth of your charactor
this Sabbath morning. So when you
awako somo morning in tho other
world you will bo precisely what
your wbolo provioua lifo has mndo
you.
Thcro in an unending influence
connected with all that we door s:iy.
Yo can never undo tlio things which
we aro rising to day. Wo can never
unsay tho things which wo aro say
ing to day. When they havo trans
pitvu they leave their everlasting
influence upon us. Somo men think
to themselves, I will becomo wealthy
and then I will bo honest or benevo
lent. Hut during that long timo of
dishonesty or selfishness, you arc
putting stones into the structure of
j our everlasting life, which you can
i.cver remove; you aro marring the
beautiful teniplo of your character
and making its walls dark and difi,.'
tired with the- pictures of evil. And
tho past can never bo undone.
Somo would say that it seems fit
ting that wo should prepare ourselves
before wo go into the presence of God.
That notion arises from our contimini
and groat mistake of thinking that we
io not always in tho presence of Lira'
who is everywhere. Wo cannot re
ally got nearer to him by dying I
think that tho notion of preparation
for death, w hen reference is mado to
spiritual states, if wo should cxainino
it carefully, and test it Ihoroughly,
would bo found to have its root in
selfishness. Wo should perceive that
it originates, in most instances, in a
desiro to so manage at the lat, as to
get into aplaeo in the future, in which
wo do not deserve to bo. That seems
like selfishness ami dishonesty, and
must bo tho worst preparation for
Leaven and tho best preparation for
hell. !
ITltf ClcnrflfM Vfptitkmi.
Trim, of Wiiharrlptloit.
tf paid In .lYiiMi',i.r a. loin tin if men i lis HO
IT paid after three and heoo-e pit nionltie 9 All
II paid alter Hie 0A.trit!t..n of six months.., I 110
Kalis ul Adierllallit;,
Transient a. hern-i.i. i..r S'liiarcnf 10 linn or
li -a, 3 limes or less..
.11 !
. to
. J llO
. ! Ml
. I Ml
, 2 on
IS
. 10
, 6 on
For each piiliM'iiii ul insertiou
Adinintstnilora' and Kxorutou' notices...
Auditors' notiees
Cautions and F'trnve
lHseolutioll not lees
Loral notices, per lino
Ul.ilimrv noli. ic, out five limn, jiur lino
Prutcasionul Cards, 1 year
ItAHI.r AOVrilTHmKHTN.
1 square s mi I ) column.
i squarra 15 mi 1 column..
3 squares 20 00 1 column ,
Job Work.
,J5 00
, 40 00
, li 00
IH.AMKe.
Single quire.. 3 60 I 0 quires, pcrqiiirr.e'l
3 quires, per quire, 2 Oil (Ivor 0, per quiro.. 1
IIAMI.ail.l.a.
t sheet, 25 or lc,l (.0 I j ihoct, 2 J or loss.N M
i sheot, 25 or loss, 2 60 1 shout, 2J or lies, S (10
Over ij of eucb of above nt proportionate rates
liliO. II. llllOIILANHLIt,
Lditor nod Proprietor.
CLEARFIELD STORE
X tf A If
Philipsburg", Pa.
WILLIAM W. IISTTS.
QEOKUX L. EtEU.
JOHN r. WIAVER
WILLIAM rOWILL
n mBETTsf$co.,
(Succoiiori to Munion k Uoopi)
Have just received a Inrpe snd well
leeled Stock of all kirn) of Suplo gooda,
Dry Goods, Clotliinir.
BooU and Shoes, Hats and Caps, No-
tiuus, unruwurp, UIUSII, JNBlll, Dili
PuilllS. Ollftpnswnro.
Groceriea, Klour, llncnn, Feed, 4c, which
ire are ofl'ering at greatly reduced pricea.
i ui vytisu or in
KxrllftnPA fnr 1 nmlmi. .. CM. r 1
v e hope to make it to the advantage of
rr:.,,i, si
JllllUUl ilJCII,
io the lower end of Clearfield county and
on Clearfield Creek, to eel tho ir aiinnlio
from this point, boinj on tif line o!
nan uoau enn Sell
goods on belter termj than at anv nnlnl
in Clearfield county, and wo are selling
our oiock at bucIi
prices ai lomnke it an object lotlioebjy
ins rnnila in I hit mnrlr ai in A.l .ul ...
C O V. ' ill n,m y
Advances of Goods, feed, &:c.,
maue on account ol bijuare Timber, which
we will either nil on commission or buy
at fixed rntna.
Flour of riifTorant. Tlpnti.1. t.i.n.i .1
t - - ' - 1 .... v n Ll uo uiiM m I
an iim Hi very low prices, at the Clear-
fll.l Wi ri :i- .1 n .
unii oiure, 1 uiiisnurg. I entl ft.
l)tv Goadu ntmna A n in
Otv. fit (no Ion-roL t rim f.m 'v.i. .1 n.
Cloai field Store, I'liilijiaburg, Tenn'a.
Salt by the Suck or load, cheaper than
can he had nny where eUe, nt tho Clear
field Store, l'liilipsburg, l'enn'a
rv.ti 1 i- . .....
nnn r.iaraice lue alook of poods, at
the Clearfield Store, at rhiliiiBlurg, l'a.
Hiphett jirico pnid in Gooila or Canh for
Lurnhpr and Sliinffln t tu f c.i.i
- . 1 - " n. u vmaiuciu
Store, J hilipsburg. ronn'a,
t'hf rtmnridit nnmli nrBM L-
" I ' f.""1'" i M1111.1 nit? lu UO
tmd at theCleiirfiold Store, at Thilipfburg,
vou iiiiii at! 11 our gonna anil price! on'i
soot tho limes. W. W. BKI'TS, A CO.
I'liilipstiurg, November 15th, lMfi5.tr.
SPUING GOODS.
mo KEIV TORI 4 rillLiUELrillA.
Ai Cheap ai the t'lieapcat and (;ood aa
urn itcai
C. KBATZER & SOT.
Hara Jnrt rfcelved, anil are optninr, at thlr
uia ctand on Front 8trnt, abora tha"
Acadcmy, a larira and wall aa-
aelod U..rtm.n ' I
SEASONABLE GOODS,
wlilch they ara idling at very low ratea.
Head the fotlowing ealahjue and profit thercly.
Fair tJaa ILsnnae
Etr.dcl.1 n.in. h.. h l.. I. .w.
election of Ladiea Drcsa (loodi, white
""i r.moriimerie Millinery Ooodi,
Printi, Kercbieff, Kuhiea, Olorei, te.
FORGKXTLEMKX.
A.WRTt OD band 11 lair If Plntk. P.-.-
land Ultirk CanrfminB. Sn linAta .1.
lieady Made Clothing ol all Hindi. '
BOOTS AND SHOES,
N ECKTIES.
and a variety of other arllclea, which
I hey wili cll at a tmall advance on coil.
Parncular attoation ia invited to their
stock of Carpele, CotUire, aommon In.
(train, mperfine Encli.h Invraln and
llniMcli, Floor and Tahle Oil Cloths,
Window ahadua and Wall papera, eto.
FLOUR. EACOV Pi.l. R.II
riasler, Apple", I'eaohei and
Prunes kept constantly on baud.
ALSO, In Store a lot of large and
small Clover aeed.
We Intend to make It an object for Farmers and
ai oc nan in io nay Irntn oi; because we will
sell our (foods as low as they can ba
bnnaht In the eonnly and pay the
verv higliert price for all kinds of country pro
dace. We will also exchange (roods for
tScHooL, HoAn and Cohstv orders;
tihlnjrlce, Hoards, and all kinds
o' Manufai-tared Lumber.
Clearfield, Vny J, lff,7.
Down! Down 1 1
THE LAST ARRIVAL
AND OF COfnsE THE CHKAI'E?! !
A Proclamation against High Prices!
YlfE are now opcn'ng op a lot of llie t.t and
1 I mot scnei.nililo tlouds and Wares ever
oli-rcil in this rna'ki-l, and al prni -s that remind
one or ll,o p.KiJ old d ivn of rhenp lliin(j. Tlmee
who lack fiiih upon this point, or deem our alle
gations suptrtluou., nit'i but
V.II.L .IT Ot ll STOKE,
C irnor 1 n.nt and Markot eirecla,
Where tliCT Clin SOO. feel. h.nr .ml V.,.,. f... ,.
S'-lvrs. Io fnMr UUlerMAtiil nlint .r.rm.. ......1.
this inu-t lie d'.ne. We do not dri m it rrornuirT
to enumerate and itemire our stixk. It is mnttli
for ut to stab; Unit
We Lavo Everytliirg that is Needed
and eon.iime.l i ,i rMil.it, and at prices that
a-toni-h both olJ and v.nmj.
''-'' JiiM;1'H FIIAW A FON.
Grape Vines for Sale.
t Mi the leading hardy varlcllcs or first
iV qiialilv.
Loiieord, I year ol I, !-.crnt, or till no
Concord, J yearanld.ltiiei'ile, or lo p,r no
lteheoea.1 Jour old, Mleinl.: I. -t hile Krpe.
1'inn, I .Tciu- oi l, H Ml; Let aVr prape.
i. Anv oilier Tarirlio. nnrserv prices.
Or. li i. r.ilii-ltod as eoon as convenient, and filled in
n'V'.""": . A. M. II ILLS.
I Io: Held, Pa., Anirust Si, isfifl.
e)LI)ll,Rs. Ilf.;iTlF..A reeenl act
k.T has paeeed both Houses of Coniresi. and
'.'"t li iTri" r""imt W" ""ea Jears-oldl-r
M and a two year.'.ol,li ;,0 b;u,T
r-,J( NtlKS and PKNHI0N8 ,a ?i
by sac, for these entitled to them.
, . . iWALTKR IiABHETT.
A"' at Law, Clearlleld, Pa.
-TJAI-'T H(Piy,r ali sires, for sale at
Wi-SffllTIUOUS.
GETTYSBURG" ASYLUM
For Invalid Soldiers.
Incorporated by Act of Aisembly of the Cora-
"wii vi ruiieirania, maroa o, ipo
The rtoaril of Runervlsora annolnted liv the
Lore Cnrpornllon to carry out the ot.Jecta of
me aci oi incorporation, re.peettillly announces
to the pulilio that the Lcgulalnro of I'enn.vl
vanla baa aulborised the ratlins; of funds for
the erection, establishment and maintenances of
an Asvlutn for Invalid gi.i.jj-rs of tha lata war.
to ba built on the battle. fluid of Gettysburg, and
aji muueemem to pairione eltisens Io eontrih.
ule to this benevolent object, bava empowered
tha Corporation to diitrlbuto amoniril tha aub
schbers such arlicloc of value and interest, from
asiooiations with tlia Into war, or any moneys,
effects, properly, or estate, real or personal,
time or upon such terms, and in such way and
ui.ooor mi.iwioi.r, m 10 mem auau seem at,
any laws of this Commonwealth to the eontrary
notwithstanding;.
Tlie enterpiiis la eordially recommended by
tha fullowing named welt-knowa frentlemen i
Major (lenernl Geortre (I. Meado,
Kz-liovernor Andrew Q. Curtin,
Major Ueneral Ual. Pcnnypaekar,
Major lloneral E. Al. Gregory,
Maior Uenernl John It. llrooko,
Major Ueneral L'baa. II. T. Collis,
Mnjor Ueneral 11' r. J. Mailill,
Mujor Ueneral Jas. L, Bolfridfre,
llriiradier Ueneral Jas. A. Beaver,
I)ri(rndier Ooneral Horatio U.Sickels,
Krigudior Ueneral Joseph F. Knipe,
llrigadier Ueneral Wm. J. Houltun,
llrinadier Ooneral B, L. M. ulick,
llri(jadier Ueneral John K. Murpby,
llrigadier Ueneral John F. Dallier,
Brigadier Uenoral T. F. M'Coy,
llrigadier Ueneral K. E. Winilow,
Brigadier Uentral Henry Pleasants,
Brigadier Ueneral J. P, S. Uobin,
Brigadior Ueneral J. M. Campbell,
Brigadier lleueral Thes. M. Walker,
Brigadier Ueneral Wm. Cooper lalley,
Brigadier Ueneral I). M. Uregg,
Colonel F. 6. Btumbaugh.
The sit. foe th. In.MiKili. nt.!-!. - i
- ---- iuuo ;iv.j oaa
alreadv been purchased, and It is hoped that tha
good work may commence before midsummer.
subscriptions will be received at tha oflioa of
the Association, No. 113d Chestnut street, Phil,
adelpbia. on and after Monday, tha 6th day of
For each euliaerintlrm nf Av. . ..-.IA
eate will ba issued, which will entitle the bolder
to such article of value as may bo awarded to
its number.
The nf rli.trllmlloM nf . I. wtn 1.. . j.
. w. mw.m...w w. in u. uiaue
Immediately upon tha receipt of 80,000 eubscrp
tions, of ti each.
The diitribulion will k. nnLlt. .ml nn.ta. ii.
diteot aupervicion of the Coeporators.
i arsons as a uistance are ri iuestcd to remit
their subscriptions (when practicable) by Post
Office moneV order, nr r.fflai..p.l t.it.. i. I
prompt delivery. '
inroct all letters to
J. b. HOFFMAN,
(Secretary Board of h'upervlsors,
Box Msl, P, 0.. Philadelphia,
Tha following I. I,, I. ..I .1.. .
..-f. ..vuulv ... .u. ...ml D
be trade nnder th flehl ili.iril...i t.,n 1.. :
of lharoonda and other precious etoncl wcrs pur-
vM-rvu Hum viii.eii. oi ine eoutn aurinc toe
war, and their genuinrners Is eertiOc I to by
Momtte. Ilnnl. A- I'.rn. it.. ... : A..
- - Ml. U1UB. .Airilll. Ilia-
mond fmportors in the country, and by J. Uer-
uiauo, vium-jDu letter, riew l otk.
ncttj-fcliurff Aay!um for Invalid Kclilhrrn
incorporated hy Act of Asiotnhly f(f the Com
...u..-.i,n oi . eoii5 ivaoia. starcn o, 1807,
Office Chestnut strcot, Philadelphia.
B.'lu. tll...nlll..
Eighty Thousand Subscribers at Five Dollars
i . .
j.ecu.
t... I Diamond Necklace, S Brilliant.
valued at 30,000
.... . irminouii Viiusier xtroocn and car
Kings
I... I Award 10-40 Hovernment Bonds...
4... 1 Diamond Cross, set in Silver.
5... 1 Diamond Cluilor Brooch..
1 Award 10-40 Uovernment Bonds...
J... 1 Diamond Single Ftono King
8... 1 Diamond Cluster Bracelet
9... 1 Diamond Sirnrle Rtnn. He..r pi.
15.000
10,000
7,0"0
6.O11O
5.000
4.5L0
4.0110
4.1100
4.000
Dl... 1 Diamond rio.i.e Uriuu.l.
11... 1 Diamond Cluitor Bracelet.....'.!!."!!
4,1100
II... 1 fair eincle btina Diamond K.e
lUnffe
3.500
8,01111
S.o.iO
II... 1 Diamond Cltter Brooch
14... 1 Award 10. 411 Uovernment Uonda...
i a... I lMamond Mngle htona Pin
16... 1 Diamond Hinirle Stona Ktud
a.oeo
8,0110
3. Jen
1,600
2, MM)
1,0110
1. 5011
17... I Diamond C!uitor Iirooeh
18... 1 Diamond Single Htone Ring
If... 1 Diamond and Ktn.rald Iteuoeh
JO... 1 Diamond Hnglo Htone King
Jl... 1 Diamond CluMer King
2J... 1 Long India Camel's Hair hawl...
2:... 1 Choice Kmorald ritud
24... 1 Hinele atone Iti.monH Uin
l,6llll
1,5I0
1,000
1,000
no
3ito4... 10 Awards of 10-40 Uorern.
ment Bonds, each ...
35... 1 Three. .tore Diamond and Itubv
kiir.i..K.ii..
1 Diamond single stone Far Knobs..
ST... 1 Pair Diamond Clutter Muds.-
S3.., 1 Diamond single atona Kinr. star
810
too
600
6IHI
settlnir .
SC.. 1 Diamond single stone Pin-
40... I Dismond Cluiter Bracelet
600
50U
4U0
360
!S0
3 no
300
41 to id... 10 Awards of 10 40 Uorern.
aient Bondi, each
51... 1 Lady's Diamond set Watch
63... I Diamond single stona King
63... 1 Diamond of Opnl Clu.ter King
64... 1 Diamond ilngle stone King
1 Pair Emerald Frarf Pine
6'... 1 Diamond single stone Ptud
67... 1 Diamond Clu.ter Pin
68... 1 Cameo and Pearl Brooch and Ear
Kings
50 to 1 i8... I Ul) Awards 1 0-40 Uovernment
Bonds, each
150 to 3.'8... 100 Awards Uovertiuent Lo.
gal Tenders, each
3,000 Awards Uovernmont Legal Tenders,
u-h .
160
100
100
100
60
The distribution of the above rewards will ba
ma It in publie aa soon as lhe aubacription is
full, of which due notice will be given through
the papers. On and after May (lib the Diamonds
ill h. n. ..LM.:.: ...... .
v ..uiuiouu h mo UUIOO Ol WO ASSOCia.
lion.
The publie ean eon" Jently rely on everylhlng
being conductrd In the mot bonrrable and air
iiinnucr. nu me awants win te handed to cer-
iineate noltlers, immediately after tha diitriba
tinn. fr.e nt .11 m.. .i !.. -. ...
. . . ... ,uv u,,,,-. iomna
ay, No. 1123 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
We WoLy certify that we have examined the
Diamond tlonda. I'a.pl. Vi...l.l. U..I.;.. I
other precious Stones, aa described ia tie above
I... .on nna teem en genuine.
UL.NLh d BKii'S., Diamond Importers,
Id Maiden Lane, New York.
J. HERMANN, Diamond Hotter,
3u4 Broome street, New York,
Agfhla lVantril.
Books ean be hsd containing Twenty Certificates
.iVt. tlli.'i.i.iii. ...... .....
All orders for ('enincates mut be addressed to
i. 1'. Iltlf t MM1, Secretary,
llox 14.S1, Post Office, Philadelphia.
Mav , DieMm.
or BINS
ELECTRIC SOAP
Saves Timet
ratea Monej I
avea' I ahorl
Karee dollies 1
fovea IS n.n !
AND ALL GBOCnilS SELL IT
It IS URCd l.V eutlin Into .mnll .1 ! .
j:...i-i..: I I""'." ..... ing .00
K ni water, men soak tha cl .tnei
fire to ti n minutes, and a Utile hnnd rubbing
will make them aa e1n.n -.r k
- ...... vi n.ru ma
chine rubbing would do, with ordinary aoan.and
the nin.i itflli.i. r.l..: - 1..- '
... ,.,,. rrvM e no injury. ve
can reler to thousands of familiea who are nsing
it, and who could nut be persuaded to do without
IiunillNS' KLKCTRIC SOAP.
fr8old kv all Iradlnr Qrocora thron.t,o.
the Euto.
Manufactured only by
DOBBINS at LOVK.
Wholenla offle t
10? Bouti Ftrra Stkist,
PBiLinsirnia.
-For sale by Hart.wirk A Irwin, ClearBel d.
November T, lsf.(l.0 mo.
OWAIMf PA-IAt I'.t, Kennedv-s Medic.
O Difcovery, llelmbold'a Baeha. Baker's C-d
Liver Oil, Jane's and Ayer's medicines of every
kind, for sale by IIARTSWii K A 1HWIN.
AUAMI l)Jt)(l,tKKI l.tig sl,,",","
.1 V ' rilllp'''"rg, for which
the highest cask prioe will he paid
Jct " VT. W. BEIT3 a CO.
-Jbirtuarf, ITIiuviirc, (f it.
NEW HARDWARE STORE
FLilipibtirff, Ctntre County, Ta.
G. II. ZEKU.KlY & CO.,
DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic Hadwae, Wood,
Willow and Tin Ware, Stoves, Oils,
Paints, Glass, ic, &c.
fpnE attenlloaof Mechanics, Builders, Farm--3-
era. Lumbermen, and Buyers generally, Is
invited to the fact that we ara offering a better
assortment of goods'ln our Una than ean be
fonnd elsewhere Io this part of the State, at
Fricci to Suit the Times.
Onr stock comprises a general assortment of
tools and Materials nsed by Carponters, Black
smiths, Carriage and Wagon Makers, io., with a
large stoek of
IKON, NAILS, STEEL, FTIKES,
MIXING SUPPLIES, 8AD
DLEUY, KOPE, CHAINS,
GMN Ii.S TONES, CI1!
CULAJt, MILL i
CROSS-CUT
SAWS,
ENAMELED, FINISHED & TLAIN
HOLLOW WARE, CABLE
CHAINS,
Lard, Linseed, Coal, Lubricating and
Fish Oils,
TCKPENTISE,
BENZIKE,
VARNIfUIKS,
COAL OIL LAMPS AKD LANTEENS.
An excellent assortment of Fine Cutlery, com-
priilng
KNIVES.
FOUKS,
DKSEIiT. TEA.
SCISSOIIS,
RAZORS, Ac.
TABLESPOONS,
BRITANNIA & SILVER PLATED
WAKE.
TIX WARE IS GREAT VARIKTY AXU
UESr MANUFACTURE.
Household, Horticultural, Farming and Rafting
Implements of the latest at d most
Improved p Herns.
Blacksmiths csn be supplied with Anvils, Bel
lows, V Iros, sledges, Hammers, Hons
and Mule hhoes, Horse Nails,
and all kinds of Iroa
and Steel.
Carpenters and Builders will tnd in our estab
mntneni a superior stoek of Planes, Saws,
Augurs, Hatchctr, single, double bit and
pealing Axes, Hammers, Chliels,
Files, Hinges, Screws, Bolts,
Locks, Pulleys, Sash, Cord,
Ac, Ac, Ac,
Farmers and Raflmra will tnd everything In
their line, and cheaper than can be
had alsewhera.
,. 1 arueuiar attention Is inv:tcd to our
stoek of Stoves, comprising Fpear's eelebrated
Anti-iiusl, Cook and Farlor Stoves of all sises.
Also, the Nisgara Cook. Parlor Cook. Brilliant
uawo, new JJrop, Arotio, and Common Egg,
rni, ae.
All of the above (foods v. Ill be sold cliean
iur lanii.
G. II. ZEIGLEIt & Co.
Philipsburg, Oct 10, Ittfiit-ly
REMINGTON'S
OFIRE ARMS.
fold by the Trade (ienerally.
PRICES RKDl'CKD.
A liberal Discount to Dealers.
Army Revolver, 44-10(1 n. Calibre,
Navy Revolver, Sit 100 in. calibre.
Bell Revolver, (self cocking.) Navy calibre,
Belt Revolver, Navy else calibre,
Police Revolver, Navy else calibre,
New Pocket Revolver, (with loading lever,)
Pocket Revolver, (self eocklng.)
Repeating Pistol, (Klliot pL) No. M earfridge,
Repeating pistol, (Klliot pt.)No. 1J cartridge,
Vest Pocket Pistol, No. ii, SO A SI cartridge,
dun Cane, using No. II cartridge,
Single Barrel Shot Gun,
Revolving Rifle, .lit 1 OPS la. calibre.
Breech Loading Rifle, No. .1 cartridge,
Breech Loading Carbine, No. 4 cartridge,
II. 8. Rifle, (steel barrel,) with sabre bayonet,
V. 6. Rifled Musket, Springfield pattern.
1'pwards of 200,000 furnished the U. S. Oov.
emmenL
Our new Breech Laadin Am. 1. t...i 1... .
approved and adopted for military service in
nurope. Jt. KK.M1NUTON A SONS,
Illion, New York.
AoRWVS minora A Kirbnl. K VArb . U'
Reed A Son, lloston ; Jos. C. Orol.b A Co.', Phil,
adeinhiai Poulton A Trimble. luiilmnr.. . itAM..
Folaotn A Co.. Nnw n.lji.na m:A ai...i.:..
Johnson, Spencer A Co., t'hlrago L. M. Rura-
.-y vo., ci. i.euiai Aiueri u. Clone. San
Franciico. Iv4.lv
BLACKSMITHING.
NLW A It H A X ti K m r.x T.
TIIK sul.vril.crs. In view of coming events,
defifn s'lot tiiig a now frMem of d'.ine bo.i.
-ss nn and afti-r the lt of l..rn,.i I... .i...
dote we will a.b.pt the CAMl'HVSTKM. and all
work must thorrfor ! paid for More liaring
the shop making this diflcrenr. bnwoi or. In rn.r
or nnr rii'tfinrrs: I'm our prices will lnTVKNTV
l'LR t'l-.NT. I.KSS iliun Ir now cbarirwl f.owork.
.Vv'Ml.lie toi.Wilie tllrfi....!. n. .-.i
, , 1 ' ..... . n,, nou
WllxSe tionk flnonnnl. 1im n..l 1. . I .. I
cxtortd! lo eonie forna- ..J m.k. ...
loli.re the time above indicated. We hope these
tll 'i. C. PASSMORB A SON.
Clearfield, Msrrli SI. 117 tf
Clearfield Nurserv.
ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY.
fpilK undrrsigned. having established a Nnr.
Jf- 17. ,l" 'r'k"' ,,,"ul halfway hetweea
Clearnc d aad rm.. m. 1. . . -
liiea all kinds of 1RI IT THKKS, (standard and
,, "...tr,, enruhhery. urape Vlnea,
Ooiiseberrics, I.awtoa Blackberry. Htrawberrv,
and Kasberrv 1 Inea. 11.. o : I 1 n..l- r
Oainee and ear.y scarlet Rhubarb, Ac Orders
hrnnnl .HuJ.J .....
, r.v ...Tuou w. AQoresa,
. eaa. J- WRIGHT.
r-M-y Curwensvills, Tfc
Oil. YaratahAa V). ; .- ti 1
Try.,. "ulo, 1 aiuii, iiuaue,
I M received and for ,le cheep bv
,. . JO.nLTM H. IRWIN.
'" Curwcnsville, Pa.
Iliaffali. Rol.ei,Kn.e and Mors
ttl.nk...
aj i-oris, 4
U-jr-sLb at UJULKti'S.
f!
Pill (''.ood-j, fio(ti( C'r.
RICHARD HOSSOP,
DEALER IN
FOREIGN and DOM ESTIC GOODS
Ml'SMXS at Penstition .ricee
I1KI1AINKS at Sensation prion
C'OHU litis al rVnsatinn priiTcs
ALrACAS at Honsntinn iirin
Just reccivexl at MtlSSttl'S'.
GINOITAMS nt Kcnaation prices
CHINTZ
at
ttt
at
al
at
at
at
Sensation prion
Sensation piicej
Sensation prieoa
Hensulitm pricea
at MOSSOl'S'
Sensation price
Heutmtion pricea
Sensation prices
rid nt.s
GI.OVKS
CRAVATS
SHAWLS
Hon nets
colored l
muslins;
All to be had al MOSSOP8'.
LINEN at
Sensntion
pricea
prices
pricea
prieoa
('HASH at
CURT A INS at
Sensation
Sensation
Sensation
Sensation
1'A ULE CLOTHS at
FRINGE
al
pricei
at MOSSOl'S
LACE
HOSIERY
R1I11SONS
at
at
Sensation
Sensation
Sensation
price
pricea
price
at
TRIM MINflS 1
ol all kinds A at
in any quan'ty )
Sensation prices
price
price
price
price
price
pnt
price
at MO&SO
CLOTHING such
at Cents, Pant.
Vesta,
Under SbirU,
Flannel SLirU,
Boots, Slioea,
llata ami frinf
at lensalioa price
Now for sale al MOSSOrS".
II A it V W A H r.
uch aa Sat,naiU
Fork. Kuivea.
al aenaalion
price
Spike, Uingos,
at MOSSOPS',
LIQUORS. nch
a Win, lirnmly,
Gin. Wh inker.
at aonaation prices
Cognao, etc., etc..
Hi L I I S, aucli a
Prunes. Haiiina.
al sensation price
Figs, Filberts, 4tc.
GROCERIES, ay
Flour, H a ja ,
Slioultlers, Sugar,
at MOSSOPS'
Molsfsofl", tollee,
Tea, C r a r k e ra.
at sensation price
Spipoa, Candlee,
Coal Oil, etc., etc
Alway at MOSSOr.S
BLACKING
RoPl-S
POWDER
IIOT
LKAD
al
at
at
at
ut
lerwalion
sensation
sensation
ensation
sensation
price
prices
price
price
price
CAPS
at
ensation
. rices
At tlie tora of Rim A K D Mt'ittiP
.MOSSC)l
Alnrnra LAr.a .n n.mt m fi.11
assoilmenl of all kinds of goods required
tor uie accomtnouatton oi the public
Nov. 11, 18t
FliESlI ARRIVALS
AT THE CHEAP STORE OF
EDWAKDW.GRAILU
Spring Goods. New and Very Cheap I
fpHB anderrtgoed respectfulljr anaeaaees to
-A- th Dlblia that hrv la now ......
1 is
itenslv assortment of FTKINtl iio.nm .
the old sund la Graham's new building, which
he offers to sell at ciceedirgly low prices, con
siderlng their cost, for cash or approved countrv
produr.
His Stock of Dry Goods cannot bo
al SI
aurpassea.
Customers can then find Calicoes with fast eel
on: Muslins, Delaines. Lawns. Clotba. r.l
msres, Vestings, Ladiea' Ehawla. Oenta' Kkawli
Ilats and Caps, Boot and Shoes, Carrots, and
Oil Cloths.
Hu Stock of Fancy Good it Unex
amrlcd In Stylo and Variety,
Emlraclng Notions, 6carfs, Head neU, Neck
ties, ftatchels, Port Monnaies. Brashes. Photo
graphlo Albums, Pipes, Tobacco and Srirera
Perfumery of all kinds, er anvthlna- alaa In th.
oitoa tin.
A i.8o, HARD W A R E, QUEE X S-
V A It E, GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS!
All of the beat onalitv. and aelerted with ..eel.l
regara w in trade of Clearfield eounty I
EDWARD W. GRAHAM.
Clearfield, May 1(1, 18(1 7.
JTEW STORE AND NEW GOODS
JOS. SHAW & SON
Have just opened a
Nimt Stotn, on Main St., CLirigi.B, Ta.
lately occupied l.j Wm. F. IRWIN.
Their stock consist of
Cito'r:ts of tlie lpft rjualily,
QuEKNswAur, IJools nnJ Slioc."
nd every article necessarr for
one' comfort.
Call and examine our Hock before pur
chasing clsssrherr!. May 9, lSOG-lf.
C. KRATZER &. SON,
i-r.ALr.ns i
Dry Goods,
Dress Coods,
MILLINERY GOODS,
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,
WIXHOW SHADES, CURTAINS,
WALL rAPEIW,
Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
Queenswaro,
Groceries.
Hats and Caps,
Hardware,
Front street, above the Academy.
-1 Rtlt I'.HII'W in 1. a. j "
X VKitPk. i. a itit i.i
- - I O.
CASSIMKUES at Sensation
KATTINETS at Sensation
TWEEDS al Sonsation
JEANS at Sensation
VEST1NDS al Sensation
SHIRTINGS at Sensation
-l-atfnt Wrdldnrs.
DEAL'S
LATE TOWl'L'S EMBROCATION.
For sll disease! liiri.lnt to l..r-ei, Cattle, and
Human Flrrh, re.piiring the nie ol aa
extornal apphestion.
TTIH new Coaipotind. prepared hy a preetleal
Chemist, having a full knowledge of all the
medical virtues of eaoh Ingredient that enters
Into its eompniilion, is warranted to exceed any
thing of the kind ever yet ellrred lo tbe Public
as an eitirnal application f..r th diseases for
which It is recommended. We are eatiefled that
It will work Its own road into tha conlidenre of
all who una It, and those who try it once will
never be without it, and therefore wo rely on
xperienee as lbs best test of its usefulness. It
is pronounced by Farriers, and all who have tried
il, to he th beat application ever need. This
Ktnbroeation baa been put np for over eight
years, and it is duly through the increasing de
mand and nrrent raiment of m M.ml. ami v.
Publie that 1 send it forth as the grand remedial
agent for tha varioua diseasee to which that
nobis and naeful animal, the herse, is subject.
Many remedies have been offered to the Pub
lic under different forms, some of lues are in
jurious, otfaets at best of little use, and many
wholly improper to answer the purposes for which
tboy aro recommended.
A judicious and really useful composition, free
from those objections, has therefore long been
desired by many gentlemen who have valuable
horses, and are unwilling to trust them to the
car of designing and pretended Farriers. Their
wishes are at length fully gratified, by ( Lr.
lleale) being prevailed upon U allow this valua
ble Kmbroeation (which has proved so efficacious
to the variuas diseases) to bo prepared and
brought out to the public.
This Kmbroeation was extensively nsed by
the Uovernment during the war.
For sal by ilartswick A Irwir, Clearfield.
Joaeph R. Irwin, Curwensville. lianiei Good
lander. Luthersburg.
Address all orders to
VR. tlLMt'Nt) RRALE,
apr4,7-ly I02 South Seeond fit., Phila.. Pa.
Ayer's Cathartic Pills
Are tbe most perfect purgative wo
ar able to produce and, as wo
think, has aver vet hn mmA k
any body. Their effect bare
abundantlv ihn. n IL.
illy how much thev excel tha other o,.
ia use. Tbej ar safe and pleaaant to take, but
poweriui 10 cure. 1 neir penetrating properties
stimulate the vital activities of th body, remove
the obstructions of iu organs, purify Um blood,
and expel disease. They purge out tbe foul
humors which broed and grow distemper, stimu
late sluggish or disordered organs into' their
natural action, and impart tons and strength to
tbe whole systin. Kot only do tbey cure tbe
every dny cou.f Iain's of ercrjlmdj, but formi
dable and dangerous di-caets. W bile they pro.
ducc powerful effects, they are at tbe same time.
in diminished doses, theVnfoil and best phytic
that ean bo employed for children. Doing
angar-coatrd, Uicy ar pleasant to take ( and,
being purely egeuble, are entirely harmless.
'"'" "ecu mutie mat wi.uia surpass belief,
were they not substantiated by men of surh ex
alted ehftrnr.tr In C...l.;,l ,k. -
......... , . ,uv Eu-piciou 01 un
truth. .Many eminent elergrmtn and physicians
eertifv to the i.ul.lie the rell.!.; lit. ,.r ...
dies, while others have sent us the assurance of
tneir conviction that oar Preparations contribute
immensely tj the relief of our afflicted fellow.
Th Agent below named Is fleased to furnirk
gratis cur American Almanac, containing dircc.
lions for the use of there mcdieines and certifi
cates or their cures of tbe following complaint :
Coetivrnces, Ililidua Complaints, Rheumatism,
Propi-y, Heartburn, Headache ariiing from foul
stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Morbid Itisclinn
of the Dowels and Pain arising therefrom. Flat
ulency, Lose of Appetite, all Diseases which
require an evacuant medicine. They also, by
K ,o- o.ooo ana siimulsling the system,
cur many complaint which it would not be
auppoicd they could reach, such as Deafness,
Partial Blindness, Neuralgia and Nervous Irri.
lability, Derangement ot the Liver and Kidneys,
Uout, and other kindred disorders ari.ing from
a low slats of tha kodr. fir Ah.lni.lini. nf I. a
functions.
Do not h pnt ot by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations on which they make more
profit. Demand Avaa and take no others,
lb aick want th best aid there ia for them,
and they should hare IL
Prepared by Da. J. C. Ava A Co., Lowell,
Mass., and sold bv C. TV Wi.nH r'ln..n.i.i. u
C. Mets. (lien Hope; Jo.enb R. Irwin and
Inin A Hart.horn, Curwcnsville j Ki-k if Snen
ecr, Lumber City. msy2 Sra
(.ood Jews for Mothers.
MOTHERS, are you oppressed with anxiety
for vour little on..? 1.. .1
, , --- -- ... jvui eiuinoen
and lieani broken by their cries? Do you awake
in lb morning unrclrorhed aad arpr'ebensive ?
If so. nrocure at onea bottU nr ti. I .
fant remedy, and you will have no more weary
hour. rfk.l.L: I . '
- "ioj iuu auxieiy.
Dr. Leon s Infant TloTnodtr
IIss stood th test of years. Thousands of
nurses and mothers bear witness that it never
falls togir relief if used in season, li lea
llld. Vet anna and an.! ..... r.. r
and Windy Pains, and is invaluabl for' all com-
I'ixow lociuenr 10 seething.
Sold by all Druggists throoghoul th United
States. Address all order. i
Z1KGLKR A PMITIT,
, , . fide Proprietor,
t"U y l.t? Konh IbirdSt., Philadelphia.
A Great Disnorprv.
ONE ofllie grcalert and most umlnl di.ooveri.s
in ine.Lcal acieo, was n...u I... 11 1-.. 1
1, , , . .' .' I. .1 "mi. n
lr. J. Dunn., nf Paris. Chief I'liv.iei.n i .1..
Iuntcril liifiru.arr nf Ionm I. k:'i t .
. 1 , I .HOW WOO
have Wen afflicted with the painful disraee known
as Piles, eii. I etlituallv cured by the line of UK
DIVAS' FHLM II flLKStl.vi.'
tin) highly of the benefits eonfi rred upon them ly
the u.c of this n mcly. It has never been known
In fail In elfivting a pennanent euro in a
case. In tins re.i.ort it ennn...... .11 ..11... 1:
cincs of the kin 1. It will do iuat l..t it 1..."
mended for; if ml, the money will be ntiiTi.li ,L
One or two luikos i nnflieiont i..nn.w.i . .
euro in four or six dnv., if (, directions on the
boxes are followed. Price, one and two dollar. n.
box, aocor.linv to aito. Kent l.v m.ll . -
anv part of the foiled Slate, or Canada. Lid bv
Druggist generally. A lilwrnl di.eount ma.le to
tbe trade. A..lr,e. D. 8. Dl.MIA.M ft ft)
H illiain etinrt. fa., aol l,e.i..ri..inM i u e "
. r ' . . - . I '-. luuiiu.ae-
turcrs for the t oiled State and Canada. di v
No more Itald llrada 1
Ko more Gray Ixirlsl
Dr. LEON'S
ELECTRIC HAIR REirerp.
"I 8 proneonced by all who have u-ed it the very
I best pretiaratinn for lh ll.l. y. i. .
,p iiosii i ve
cur for Haldness, eradicates Dandruf and Hu.
mors, stone tha Hair from r.nin. ... j .
ily restores Gray Leek to their original hue and
It operates on theeeeretiona and Sll. it.. .1 j.
with new life and enlorina n.ii.. Vk:. ...
fad. d or gray hair will alays be brought back
... . ,ew orpiiraiions, io it yontblul abundance,
vitality or.d color.
It makes the hair soft, ptoas r.....i .......
ant to the loneh, and ea.y to arrange. Dry, wiry
inirariani loess l.eenme moi, pliant and
di.t.'.sed to remain in anv !.;.. .1 . .
a Hair Dressing in has no equal. The sales are
enormous, and il is a uniiersal farorile with old
aid yoarg cf bo'h sexes.
s-oict t.y in:ggt. throughout th Vnitcd
Slates. Addrtts ail orders to
ElEttLKR A SVITIT.
... p Preprletors,
r,nU T 1" ''rlh Third St, Philadelphia.
ITCH t 111 II in is i
SCEATCH1 FCRATCH I BCKATCH
WllKATOS'8 OINTMENT
lll ( tire the llrh in am ii...
A "ir'.' ,',,! R''"' fleers. Ch.lbl.ina
ad all Kruptions of the Stia p.io. u
cents. For ssle bv all llro. I... n .
sixty cent, teWF.KKS A PoiTUR, soleagent
trHH bT inml. f rtu nf itn.i... .
th. I nlted Statea. For aalo ! Iu.i.Ji.L a
Irwin's, Clearfield, Pa. J,lr la isoo.l.
This Starch Gloss
8 nsed by trat-elaaa Hotels Laundries, tens or
tnou'ands of I'h.ih.. ..a -l ... .
iTm ..i t. ' ' puia oe aaed
ny a,l. I rirss a k.nils.l -.n-i.
. r a '."T' ,m" ,h' 'lolh- saving mneh
timo and labor. Goods don. np with it keen
clean lon,r consequently will ml ,at ,S
soon. It wtakes .1,1 I I... i. i. i:t. ,Bl
c , . . . ' " iiae new.
Sold by DruggisD and Grocer. Uencrally,
Our Imnriri.-tl 'Rlna
Is tbe best In the wnrM I ri i . . .
.o"r.';n'bHe"T .?",.r'v-.f
cloth. Sld b. . E L""' ,.
"(ffnlii wantMl ptr.k.u . J
..Uaordina-y in 7,"" a
NEW Y( RK STARCH tiLOS' Co
t-arJl tra o. 21ft fuJtoti su, NtwYrk
Vliifillanfpns.
CLEAR EI EL li' " '
MARBLK WORKS.
Italian and Vermont Marble flnkheil u.
the lilKlir.t alj I. ti,, arlt "
The eiiLserlhora beg leave to ann..iin,H, t ,1
eilivil.nl t'lenrtield inlv.tli.il He v hate ,n
an evten.iv Marble Vardon tliennmh ue.ii!."
ol' Market atidFonrtlialre.'ta.l'leatro,,pa J,
they are prepared to make Tomb Kt, "j
meiits, T..ml..,boi and sido Tombs, ( radle T,''
Cemetery Potts, Mnnths, Shelv.., Ilra-k.t. "'
on short nolieo. They always keen on I,,,',;
large quantity of Work Bnirhed, rxei.pt llielet'i
mg. so that persons can onll and s. ,ei lar u,,'
s.d.es (be style wanted. '1 hey w,l , ,,.
order any other slv.j of work Hint mnr bsdnirH
and they flatter tliemsolttis that they can cniM,J
with the Inaniliiietiiri'rs onl.i.li. ..I' ,1. -
... . , . , '" e(.mt.
eitlior in workinaii.hip or price, as they only ,m
ploy the boat work turn.
r-AII inquiries by Inter promptly sn'wefl
JOHN It I I. It'll. '
Mnyjll.JMi 1IKNRY til. Lit II.
JOHN GULICH
DTS1RF.S to inform his old friends and at.
tomers, that having enlarged his shop ul
increased his facilities for manuiacturing, he ii
now prepared to make to order snch Furniture si
may be desired, in good tyle and at ebeap rslei
for CASH, lie generally has on hand, at kit
Furniture rooms, a varied assortment of ready,
made furniture, among which aro
DTItEAUS AND SIDE-BOA CDS.
Wardrobes and Hook-Cases; Centre, Sofa, Parlor,
Breakfast and Dining Extension Tables; Coat!
mon. Frencb-pnst, Cottage,Jonny-Lind and other
liedsteads; Srfas of all kinds, Work-Muds,
Hut-racks, Wash-stands; Rocking and Am.
Chairs; spring-seat, cane. bottom, parlor, com.
mon and other Choirs; Looking. Ulassea of every
description on band ; and new glasses for eld
frames, which will be put in on very reasonable
terms on shortest notice. He also keeps on haul
or furnishe to order, Corn-husk, IJair and Cot.
ton-top Mattresses.
Coffins of Every Kind
Mad to order, and funerals attended with a
Hears whenever desired. Also, llouie Painting
don to orrtar. Th. t.M.il... .1.. . '
- - - " - . -.. . . v. .u nwquiae-
turos, and has constantly on band, Clement's
Leu. nuuiug aiacoine, tne nesi now In use!
Thoae mine this maeM, n.v ...J i ;.L'
n ....... ..... .j up wiiu-
out clean clothes! lie also ha Flyer's Patent
Churn, a superior article. A family uiirir this
Churn never need be without butler !
All the ahora and mnnv nit... ..i!.!.
.... . ..., vi.iii .i.iuriaic mr-
Dished to customers cheap for Casn or exchanged
couoiry produce, i-oerry. alaple.
Poplar, Linwood and otber Lumber suitable for
Cabinet work, taken in ixtbsnge for furniture.
r-Rniemhcr the shop Is on Market street,
Clearfield, Pa., and nearly opposite tbe "Old lew
Store." JOHN OULICU.
November 2, 1 cs2 y
Silver Wash Powder.
Paves time, labor, money. Makes washing a
pastime and Monday a kslival. gold every,
where. Try IL
Address ail orders to the Manufacturers,
ZIKOI.ER A K.MIIII,
Chemists and W holesal Drupeiets,
BoH'ly Li7 North Third St., Phila l-lpM.
LIVERY STABLE.
Till undersigned bogs leave to iuform the pub.
lie that he is now lul'y piepared to accouiino
lu'c all in the way of furnishing Horses. Iluciries.
Saddles and Harness, nn the shortest notioe ami
on reasons l.le terms. Residence on Locust street,
Mwoea Third and Fourth.
till. v. GEAP.nART.
Clearl-ld, April 11, r,r.
Rua' Ht. lomiii(ro, Ilubbtll's, Drake's Hoof,
land's German, Hostetter's and Greene'
Oxygenated Hitters, also pure Liquors, of ail
kinds for medicinal purposes, for sale by n. i L
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL R. R,
t ar time at Tvrone.
Oa aa aftor Monday, April Sd, I SC. 7, paracsget
.a win run as lonows t
LEAYK EASTvTARD.j LEAYK WESTWARD
Way Passenger, T.n
A. St.
Pbil'a Express, 7.4T
Locsl Accom'n for
Altoona. a,o2
uay bxprcia, 0:
I-neal t..nn'. J .A
Cincinnati Express, 4.to ' Emigrant train,
r. a.
1.10
6tl
i on a snores, lo.or Mail train.
- I --i"'" s-aa si aerru--tjir iruin IQII
aectmn lo Uke, who go Kaftwird, ii the Cincin.
aaau s.rV-e.
TYRONE AND CLEARFIELD R. R.
tsumntrr Arrangement.
LEAVE EASTWARD. LEAY'B WESTWARD.
VAVIORB.
r. w.
S.l
t.a
I, (1
2 47
S.J.S
(ICS
II. 33
!U
S.ii
4 00
Philipsburg
svAnoa.
Tyron
Inlersectioh
Vanscoyoe
flardner
Mt. Pl.asant
Sun mlt
Sandy Ridg
Poweltoa
Osceola
lunbar
A. a.
50
-t
0.51
10.00
10.17
lo.:t
10.17
10 44
110
11.07
lunliar
Osceola
Poweltoa
Sandy liidg
Summit
Ml Pleasant
t.ardner
Vanscoyoe
Iutcrsection
ABRIVt At
Tvrono
Anaivt at
Philipsburg 11.JU
JAVES LEWIS,
Sup't T.A C. and B. E. V.Branch Road.
BALD EAGLE VALLEY rTr.
"iimntcr Arrang;rtueiit.
LEAVE WESTWARD.
SVATtoas. TIM.
Lock Haven l.tSp ta
L'k Haven InL i Oi "
Fleniinvton
LSI
Mill Hall
Rcech Creek
Eaglevill
Howard
Mount Eagl
Holler
Curtia
Alilesbvrg
Bellfonte
alileaburir
1ST 1
101 '
J.I-'
4 '
1.40 1
I 60 '
l.if 1
4.10 1
4.JJ '
4.17 '
4 37 1
R. A S, S. Iiw.. 4.43
rnlonyllla
4 S7 '
6.11 1
: m 1
1.S.J2 1
t.4.1
0.00
6.0 '
.ro
Julian
Martha
P..rt Mifnda
Hannah
bald Fair's
Ii.terscclioa
saatva at
Tyrone
j s t I'
LhWlf.,
Sup't T. A C. and R. K. V. Er.jie'h Rea l.
1SC7 Philadelphia & Erie R.R.1SG7
This greal line traverses the Northern and Xor'h
west counties of Pennsylvania lo tbe city of Erie,
on Lake Erie.
It has been lease! and Is oreraled bv the.
I KNNSVLVANIA RAILROAD COM PAN V.
KEATING1'"""11'" lr"in' " ST" MAUT'S "4
I.raie I'J-tHt-I.
St. Mary's.
En Mall Train 4 14 p.'f,.
Eii Express Train II. Oil p. M.'.
. Leave ratnardi
Keatintj.
1 it A. k
42 P. Id.
in. si an rrain ln.jn f. m.
Kiio Expreas Train I li A. Al.
lO.Jl A. M.
U.l A.M.
.J w C,r n" hn'S th. Erie Mail
and RxpraM Tn,n, .ihl,ul ,h b k
between rh'ladelphl. Eri. ' '
, ,. 'Vw " ava-li 1 Olllirrtioli.
lHK V ! a""' Af "K'" "
Leav. Frie.t On p. Ar. at . V. LIS p.m.
rhangr or Cam between l.rle A X. Y.
Klcfant Sleeping Car, on all Kighl trains.
n..r. ,"!,o,,,,i0B . "rting Pas.erger bu.l
A,Aet, ."ii F&L !H..Co,utry'.
k,i . i.V ; . V"T- 'It " Mar.
u :''""."' "llclphifc 1. w. Reynold.. Kne.
LEAVE EASTWARD.
aVATloR. TIM.
Tyrone (.10 am
Inlerseetion t.?f "
Raid Lag I no -
Hannah B.47 "
Port Matilda U S 8 "
Martha 10 07 "
Julias lOSI "
I nionyille 10. ss "
B. A U.S. InL, 10. 411 "
Mileeburg lo.ij "
Milesburg II 10 "
Cartin II.JJ
Hollers 00 (10 "
Mount Kag't 11.40 "
Howard M M "
rngieviil 12 Ojr.M
Heerh Creek 12 It "
V.ll Hall 12" "
Meiaingtnn 12. SJ
L'k Haven InL 13.10 "
aamv at
Lock Harm I!, 4 j "
II Tlo- . ' ,'"- N' C' R- R Hall.moro,
1 W , i."' F"i:U THl.
W. Owmner. (.eaeral Tiek-t Aunt, En.
A. L. TVLl.lt,
Ceal Sup.rintendrat, En,
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