THK HKPUHUCAN.
Terms of Subscription.
X paid In advance, or wiihln Ibrce months ...fl 0
It ptul after three n. b'b'rr 'il nmiths J M
II paid eft.1 the cxptraii"u of sa months... (
Mr. T. Tl. Wii.to. " foremen, It authorised
to rweelpt lor money paid into I be office on account
ewbeoriplion, advertising, j.b work, Ac. in gur
tUeaco. OEO- 3- UOODLASDER,
Editor and Proprietor.
THCBSDAr:i::::::::::::::Jnuary b6, 1808.
Advertisements. Mr. 1). W. llile
offers a Hotel for sale in Lumber City.
Buftmen will bo plcnscd to learn
that they can find a place to sleep and
j-!nty to cat at "Fulton's Dead Wa
ter," during the approaching rafting
toason. See the card of Messrs.
IOunsberry & Johnson.
Mr. E. W. Graham offers a sleigh
for sale.
Mr. Stadler, of this place, also gives
raotico that he will furnish the "staff
of life" during tho season. Read his
Advertisement.
Miss Swan gives notice that the
sacond term of her school for girls
will commence on tho 17th of Februa
ry. For terms see advertisement.
Mr. Thomas Ralston gives notice
that he intends to settlo with his cred
itors in a legal way.
"Three complete shows in one" will
hold forth in the Court House on
Friday and Saturday evenings next.
Of courso all those who love fun will
attend. Professor Towne and Yan
kee Stimpson have considerable repu
tation as showmen and will givo their
patrons satisfaction.
Dr. A. M. Hills desires us to say
teat he will be in Philipsburg on tho
first wetk of February, (3d to 8th in
clusive,) to attend all calls in a Dental
way. Rooms at Lloyd's Hotel. 3t
' William M. McCtillongh, Esq., was
last week sworn in, a second time, as
District Attorney. Tho officers elect
ed last fall aro now all sworn and in
the active discharge of their duties.
Another Member added to the
Family. Our young friend A. W,
"Walters, was, last Court, admitted to
the Bar, and is now ready to practice
law in the several Courts of this coun
ty. If JL1. minds his "p's" and "q's"
be will make a shrewd and able law
yer, and improve with age.
ArriAL. The owners and agents
of nnseated lands in this county will
please bear in mind the fart that a
general appeal will bo held at the
County Commissioners' office on Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday next.
Those feeling themselves aggrieved
are requested to attond, as no reduc
tion in valuation will be made after
that time.
A Soobt Stat. Tho party convict
ed of perjury at our late terra of Court,
and conveyed to the Penitentiary last
week, with three other members of that
house, rctumod home nearly as soon
as tho Shoriff. The "shyster" and
army "bummer" at Hamburg, who
draws the salary of Governor, pardon
ed him because ho was a Black Repub
lican. And in doing so he has violated
very attribute belonging to an Exec
utive officer. His own instructions
nd proclamation issued on the 31st
of January last, he has trampled under
his feet, as well as the law relating to
tho horrible crime of perjury. We
will next week, publish the instructions
and proclamation above alluded to.
Tne Bill. Ve have often been
interrogated as to the actual cost
incurred by the county in the trial
and execution ol Lena Miller. Du
ring the Auditors' settlement we
passed over tho books, and find that
the sums paid out of tho county
Treasury were about as follows :
Doctors' bill 11,350 00
Lawyers' bill, 737 00
Coroner and Constables, . 290 00
Jury and their board, . . 340 00
Witnesses and their fees, . 690 00
Prisoner's buard & clothing, 328 00
Cost of execution, ia, . . 290 00
Total, $1,025 00
The above is as near tho amount
paid out as can now bo ascertained,
but is only about half tho real expense
incurred, as tho detention of other
business was very expensive to the
citizens of tho county.
A few Lights sinco some dogs got
among tho flock of sheep belonging
to Nelson Ely, of East Finley Town
ship, Washington County, and killed
ibirty-two of them. On the same
tfight the flock of Joshua CoflSeld, in
ibe same neighborhood, wns visited
! y another set of etininoaj, and twen-4y-nino
wero killed. Tho dogs that
a (.tacked Mr. Ely's were caught and
exterminated.
A Radical morning paper has a
very touching editorial on tho famine
a "Northern Africa but wo do not
e a solitary syllable in its ample col
umns about the suffering in the South
ern States of its own country. Tho
editor is affocted at the starvation
sway off in Tunis, but where arc his
ts'ars fbr tho tlnrvation at home?
! ea what a disadvantage it is to bo
hitcl ,
Mr. Edwin M. Stanton continues to
hold seerot conferences At the War
Department with his Radical friends
H Congress. A dozen or more of
them visit him every duy, and the
-presumption is, they are concocting
Mne conspiracy in furtherance of the
! evolutionary designs of the Jambin
' the Copilot.
IfssoJk .ttofir.
"In Pi t t Oin, and how they Lived, Feeght
and I-h4 IU l'Ui .? e4 In
cidents in Ihi llml Rrl'.llinn."
This is the title of a handsome vol
ume, lust Issued by Jones U roth ore i
Co , Philadelphia, I'a.
There is n certain portion of tho
War that will never go into tho regu
lar histories, nr l-f embodied in ro
mance or poetry, wliiih is a very re
al part ol it, and will, if preserved,
convey to succeeding ucnerations a
better idea of tho spirit of the conflict
thun many dry reports or careful nar
ratives of events, and this part may
be called tho gosxip, the fun, the pathos
of the War. This illustrate tho char
acter of tho leaders, the humor of the
soldiers, tho devotion of women, tho
bravery of men, tho pluck of our he
roes, the romance and hardships
of tho service. From tho beginning
of tho war, tho author has bon en
gaged in collecting all the anecdotes
COnnociea Wlin or niuBiruiivu ui u,
and has grouped and classified thorn
under appropriulo head, and in a very
attractive form.
The volume is profusely illustrated
with over 100 fine engravings, by the
first artists, and its contents include
reminisconces of camp, picket, spy,
scout, bivouac, siego and battle new,
with thrillinc feats of bravery, wit,
drollery, comical and ludicrous adven
tures, etc, etc.
Amusement as well as instruction
may bo found in every page, as graph
ic detail, brilliant wit, and authentic
history, aro skillfully interwoven in
this work ot literary art.
It is just such a volumo as will find
numerous purchasers, and just sucn a
one as persons seeking to act as book
agents should add to their list.
The Black Republican Stato Con
vention is to bo held in Philadelphia
nn VpdniK(inv. March 11. soven davi
after the Democratic Convention at
liarrisburg.
Ciearfield Markets.
Reported weekly for the CLCinrim s RsriSLirAJf
Iy J. r. ARlTllii micr in urj uuvui, urv-
eeriee, Provisions, Ac, Market it., Clearfield.
CLiAnrttLn, January JO, 1 80S.
Apples, green $1 OU ;
Dried, "I
Apple buuer.gal, 1 OH!
butter 40
Bean $0 00 (.J I iO
Buckwheat 1 00 J
Buekwhent flour lb, 4j
Hors, dressed '.
II idea, green..
Hams, sugar cured,
Fhouldcrs
hides
Lard
10
Men pork, bbl...JS ('
Oats .. SO
Onion I 40
Potatoee 1 00
Beef, dried. Si
Beef, frc.li V( 10
Boarda. M 15 00(g,2ft 00
Cora, shelled.. 1 40
Corn, ear 75
Corn meal, sack, 1 7a
Chop, V rwl S 75
Clnversecd 00 00
Cheese 20
Cherries, lb 00
Chickens, drsd, ft), 16
Kegs li
Flaxseed. 2 00
Flour 12 00(a,13 00
Hay 00 00(a 15 00
Peaches, dried, lh
Planter, f bbl
Kre
4 60
1
nags t3 lb
Salt, 'a? sack I 60
Mimglee, IK in, X, ov
fhinf les, 26 in.,
Timothy wed...
Tallow
Wheat.
Wool
Wood, y cord..
,.16 00
00
10
2 60
40
4 00
Philadelphia Grocery Market.
PniLADtxrau, Jan. 21, 1818.
Teas art firm. The market for Rica haa been
eery active and considerable adranea has been re
alised. Coffee haa advanced ifl,ftir fold, and
the market Is eery firm, the impression being that
prieee are at th lowcat for soma time tc come.
Sugars hart adraneed i(ct,l, and lbs amall slock
on band enablea holdera to realise full prices.
Cleans Refined Vellowa are about aut ef asarket.
the faetoriea pradueing none for want of stork;
wa quota them at niftoll Cuba and Porto Rico
KjOvli; choice Drmerara 15c, Sirups artlra M
Increasing prices. Molasses, for good grades, eo
live and firm, with an advance of 3c. per gillon in
New Orleans. WamwaiuBT t Co,
tkas. i currjtKR.
Young Rysen ,Rio, common IV ftv 20
Fuperior...4 85rai IS flood 21)raj 22,
Fiue 126(4145! Prime ...2J (a) 24
Finest 1 55(0,1 75; Choice... 24fa) 5
Hyson Jars, old fov.3jo i'i
Superior....! n5fai J5 l.acuara :n ( 27
Fins I JOral 60 Vi'.A.t'o.eansOO (u IS
Finest 1 55(1 65 Uandelion.paoO 17
Imperial acutaa.
Puperior....l 20W.I 40 Trunhed 00 Q 17
Fine I 60(o,l 5 Coarse, pulr. 00 W 17
Finest 1 70(41 SO Kine.....do...00 (,o 17
Ounpowder '.A l6(o) 61
Superior... .1 25($t 40 B 0 00 161
Fins 1 65(a,l 70 C, aitra !51(o) 164
FjncsL 1 75(0,7 00 C t jtIlow...l2j(;y 16
Black arnrra.
r-nperior.... B5(o)l 00 Common 46 (r$ 60
Fin I 5(uil 16 Fair 5) (o, SI
Finest 1 20(1 6 (uod. 67 (oj 72
Japan 'Prima 74 (oi S6
Superior.... Mftl 85 Choice ..""(a, 5
Fin 1 10(41 li Choire.eitrsVI (41 06
Finest 110 (J 130 aoi.it.
Kiel. IN. 0. choice, V5 (4,1 AO
Carolina. II ( 11 Porto Rico... 67 (tl SO
Kart India.... MM I Oj Cob,.. H (,t, 6T
Clement K. Wainwrtght - - Israel K. Wainwrigbt
Josrpo n. Vlainwnglit
WAIN WRIGHT & Co.,
WHOlHALt
GROCERS AND TKA DEALERS,
. K. Corner Second and Arch Streets,
aprll PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
$larM. Vortj.
CLEARFIELD
MARBLE WORKS.
Italian and Vermont Marble finished la
me nigneai aij le ol in Art.
The subscribers beg leave In announce to the
cititens of Clcarfleld county, that thrr have opened
aw eatensive Marble Yard on the south-west corner
of Market and Fourth streets. Clearfield, Pa, where
tbey are prepare In make Tomb-Stones, Monu
ments, Tombs, box and aide Tombs, Cradle Tombs,
Cemetery Posts, Mantles, Shelves, Brackets, etc.,
on abort notice. They alwara keep on hand a
large quantity of work finished, except the letter
ing, so that persons can call and select lor them
selves the style wanted. They will also make to
order any other style of work that may be desired,
and they flatter themselves that they can compete
with the manufacturers qnt.ide of the county,
either in workmanship or price, as they only em
ploy the best workmen.
d7"All Inquiries by letter promptly answered.
JOHN (M'LICIi.
May 22, lf.7. Ilh.NRY III L1C1I.
IN I.UTII ERsnt RfJ.
rilME subscriber, having purchased ths antlra
L slock and Interest f Mr. tlabagaa In the
Marble Yard in Lntherabnrg, takes this method
of informing the public that he is now prepared
to fornish MONIMENTS, TOMB STONES,
MANTLES, Ae., on ibort notice and reasonable
terms, and executed in the b'gbent aiylaof tha
art WILLIAM SCHYVKM, Sr.
Lnthcrshnrg. Oct 17, 1S67-H 11
Cloal, Whale and Unseed Oila, Family Py,
J rarnishea anii ate of all kinds ground ia
oil For sale 11, A I.
Rosa' Ht. lomllipn, Hubbell's, Drake's Hoof,
land 'a Herman, Hosteller's and Greene's
Oiyreneted Bitters, also pure Liouers, of all
kinds for nedicinal purposes, for sals by H. f I.
pi KOtfclllKM to te had at
L JT MKREEbL A etlLKR'K.
rpilK I'EMOCRATIC ALMANAC for HM
JL and 1H7 for sale at the "KepaMiaan" office.
1'nee 25 aents. Mailed to anv addreaa. tf.
c
1Akii:t (haioi
At tha KKTSTCKE ST0RF.
rT "roli of PR I NT, frw le. at
H, W. JMITH S.
J. r. Weaver, J ( W. W . Belts
HOOP, WEAVER &' CO.
CLE A UK I ELD
PLANING MILL
ALL RIGHT!
riMIB pmprirlunretpectfulljiDfurin thtaitiicni
-t- of Clrtrfteltl ttouttty, that they bftTfl mtircljr
refHtpd tbit MUbliibmeut with the Utoit inprored
wood-working niachinerj, an J are now prepared
to lecutt all order in their lino of buiinens.
They will giro eppoelal attention to tho manufac
ture of material for bout building, tuch ai
FLOORING, WEATHER - BOARDING,
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS,
UK.1CKETS tf jnoi'Liii.ruH,
or all styles.
We alwaya have on hand a large stock of DRY
Ll'MDEIt, and will pay cash for all clear Lumber.
One-and-a-half Inch panel stuff preferred.
Lumber Manufactured to Order,
Or exchanged, to suit customers.
feejuOrdcre avlieited, and Lumber furnished on
short notice and on reasonable terms.
HOOP, WEAVER A CO.
Clearfield, Nov. 7. 167.
(fnginf ifork$.
J. H. DUVALL'8
PORTABLE
5?
EXGIXE WOUKN,
Kua. 38 to SS Market Street,
ZAXESVILLK, OHIO.
DUVALL'S
Champion Engines and Saw Mills,
Th cheapest and best, and CA5 CUT MORE
LUMBER, at less expense, than any
other In tha Union.
THE BEST EXGLNE AND MILL MADE IN
THE UNITED STATES!
For proof of this assertion, w refer yoa to our
many customers.
OUR ENGINES AND SAW MILLS
Are, warranted to eat
10,000 Feet of Pine Lumber, inch
measure, in Ten Hours I
km. Our amall aitaa, (S, 10 and It horse pow
arj an un.qual.d FOR FARM FURP0SES.
TI'.HTIMOMAl-",
Traosa, Blair Co., Pa., Oct 23, UeJ
i. n Duval) lsat Sir t We hare been running
aur mill and angina eonatantly ainea wa reeeivoi
it. Wa art cutting from t.OCO to 1,000 feet per
day. Everything worka splendid. Not a journal
heated or anything else gone wrong sloes we
started. Wa aaw oak and pine logs that are so
large that our aaw won't reach through. Tha
little angina drives tha aaw through with as
apparent ease as though tha log waa not half so
large. Wa ara quite satisfied that wa aaa aut
10,000 feat par dav.
PRUSER 4 HURLEY,
rtianr Ripoa, Pi., July. 17. IMS,
J. FT. Dovall Sir i Our eagina and mill works
nicely givesgod satisfaction. Wa bars sawed
from 0,000 so 10,000 feet of lumber par day,
Toura, truly,
J 'ILL k McCAULEY,
Lata Citt. Pa- Oct. II,
J. IT. DuTall Sir: Our mill and angina worka
finely, and glvea good aatisfaction. We sawed
10,000 feet of lumber la eight boo re. Please
hurry up my second mill and engine: time ia
money now. Jours, truly,
A. 8. RUINES,
From tho Rrookvllla Republican, Oct. II, I'M.
uoon Piwiaa We are Informed thai on Fri
day last Mr. llardcily aawsd 10,1)00 feet of lam
her in eight boars, with the assistance of four
hands beside himself five being tha number re.
quired. Tha sawing was done on one ol Dueall'a
Portable raw Mills, which Mr. II. haa erected
in Polk township for our enterprising friend, Mr,
A. 8. Hhines. Wa don't think any mill in the
county can beat tbia. Our lumber men should
call and sea tha mill in operation.
For Deerrir-tire Circulars, Trice T.ist.Ae., addreaa
J. 11. DUVALL'8 Portable Kneine Works,
Nos. 3J to ii .Market Ftrert,
eepS,'.7:eciwlrl Eancsville, Ohio.
F. (1. MILLER, Agent. Clearfield, Ia.
glarh$nuthinrj.
Boggs Township Awake I
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT
THOMAS BEERS'SM
I
r T?r vnnnv iu. a.. v. e
j awa iiinininn, ivr irw
j nf betnr erowrlfd nut into tba cold.
If yoa want food 8hoeinf dnna, to Raitit.
If 7 ob want jour ironad right, fo to ft a Ran.
If ynm want rood Mill Irnni. rn to Biana.
If job want your w)rnn Ironed Id thabttt
tyla and workmanship, (ro to Brim.
It k tat maVti the hP Pintnp MafMn tn tha
Rtata. anddoai all hlndiof BLACK SMITH INU
aj ehe-ip at rtn dona in tha eoanty for Canh.
Aiy font UIBco atldrei I Cl'arno.d Mrirlpe.
THOMAS BEERS,
Boejri Tp., Deo. 19. lR7tf.
BLACKSMITHING.
XKW ARRANdKMEXT.
THK ttnicriWi, In tifw of onrntn errnta,
drrtifrn adopting a now rtrrttrra of doing hu
nfft oa and after the lot of Mt next. From thnt
dato we will adopt the CASH HVSTKM, and all
work mart thenfnre he paid for before learinf
the ihop milking thin diflVrenro, howeTer, Sn favor
of nnr ru'tntner ; thai our prirei will beTWKNTY
I'Mt r.y l. l,t. than it now rharifotl foiwork.
iT'Thoi knowing thetnttelret Indented, and
wboee hook amonnta hare not been aettled. are
etrorrted to oome forward and make tettlement
belore the time ahore Indicated. Wa hpe tbete
hint will not he forgotten.
OKU. C. rAPSMORE 1 BOX.
Clearfield, Mamh 51, lffi7-tf
Crape Vines for Sale.
A LL the leadine hardv varieties of first ernel.
il. Ity. rn.NctiKU CUTTINGS, tl 00 per
hundred. Orders solicited aa soon a convenient,
and filled in relation, by A. M. HILL.
Clesrtletd. Ta., A.'g.itt , Hr,
-1
7.nduaif( ?lnuaiff Ctr.
MKHHKLL ri.!(il,i:il?
taii.sas in
II A 11 1 W A U la,
Also, Maanfaeturara of
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
CLEARFIELD, PA.
gKATES ! SK ATKS ! ! "SKATKS ! T
Lady's and Gsnllsmsn't for sale by
MEHKKLL Jt IUOLER.
g LEIGH BELLS! A GENERAL
Assortment oa hand and for sals by
MERHELL BIOLEK.
LOT OF SADDLES, LiilDLKS
Harness, Collars, etc., for aala by
MERHELL t BIGLER.
pALMEU'S l'ATEMT UNLOAD-
lng Bay Forks, for sale by
HERRELL & BIGLER.
QnaTiixTnpuTTYr
Kails, ate., for aala by
MERRELL t BIGLER.
JARNES"jTlMMIN"GsTsm)E
Findings, for sale by
SIERRELL t BIGLER.
Q.UXS, PISTOLS, S W OliD CANES
For aala by
HERRELL A BIGLER.
gTOVES, OF ALL SOKTS AND
Eixas, for aala by
MERRELL A BIGLER.
TKONI IRON I I HON ! IRON I
For aala by
HERRELL A BIGLER.
TTORSE SHOES A HORSE SHOE
Kails, for aala ky
MERRELL A BIGLER.
)ULLEY BLOCKS, ALL SIZES
And best manufacture, for aala by
MERRELL A BIGLER.
lliMBLrTskEINS NDPiPE
Boies, for sale by
MERRELL t BIGLER.
RODDER CUTTERS for snlo
MERRELL A BIGLER.
a. a. naoit...
.. L. otaoa
FLEGAL & GAN0E,
STOVE AXD HOLLOW-WARE
STORE,
AND MANUFACTURERS OF
Tin, Copper & Sheet Iron
Ware,
Pblllpslturg, Centra ro Pa.,
f aiitr a., .r rienat at ..
X speetfully acaounce to their friends and
tho public generally, that they have oa hand a
carefully-selected and wall assorted stock of
Stores. Their variety euaiista of
7IIE CELEBRATED IRONSIDES,
Which have never failed to give perfect satisfac
tion to tha moat fasttdioos of lU purchasers,
Continental, Lehigh, Farmer, Daylight Spears'
Anti-Dust, Niagara, Charm, Herald, da.,
with every variety of tha best
Pittabirg Maaufaetare.
fcftThe Tin and Sheet Iron war given with
tbo Ptores is made of tha heaviest and beat
malarial, and warranted te give perfect aatis
faction. Their dock of
PARLOR AND BEATING STOVES
Ia larger, batter and cheaper than aver before
ethibited to th public. They defy competition
cither la variety, quality ar price.
They arc a! prepared to fornish p complete
asaortment of
Tin, Copper, Sheet-Iron, Wooden and
TaTT'll m
wmow ware,
Wholesale or retail, manufactured neatly and
with tho cola view to service, from tha beat ma
terial ia tha market.
FLOWS, TLOW POIHTS, A COWER, BRASS
AND IR0S KETTLES,
Of every dreeriplioa constantly oa band.
LIGHTNING RODS,
Superior point, put up oa short notice. The
Point Ihey offer to tha public Is the same aa Is
now ased hy tho Pennsylvania Railroad Co, on
their huildinga.
ORDERS FOR SPOCTINO, ROOFING,
And other work belonging to their basineaa will
be promptly (lied by ciperiencad and akillful
workman.
BRASS, COrrER AND OLD METTLE
Taken in aichang for goods.
aT-Tbcy especially Invito the attention of'
Merchants wiahing to purchase at wholesale, as
they will Ind it to their advantage to ciamina
their stock before purchasing elsewhere.
FLKOAL
A OANOB.
Philipsburg, July 1
, lt7.
CARRIAGE AND SLEIGH SHOP,
IN CLEARFIELD. Pa.
(Immediately In rear of Machine Shop,)
rpHK subscriber would respectfully Inform the
1 cititens of Clearfield, and tha nubile ia
oral, that ha Is prep. red lo do all kinds of work on
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, SLEIGHS, Ac,
on abort notice and na reasonable terms, and
in a woramennue manner.
WAII orders promptly attended to.
"b- l. WM. M'KItlllT.
r. robison & caT
WHOI.r.HALE
Grocers and Tork Taekcrs,
Dealers In Glass, Iron and Naila
Family Flour of the Bost Brands,
paeon, llama, Side and Shoulder) Lard. Mesa
Pork, Cheeae, Ileana, Hominy, Ilricd Fruit,
Carbon and Lard UiL Dried Beef, An.
Ko. 9SS I.lbortT Utreet, (Ked a-Yont.)
marT-ly I'lTTKBrRO PA.
Oilt. Varniahai. Fainti Rrnshea
Tl'ST received and for sale cheap bv
JPfFI'H R. 1RWIC,
T'll-tf Cuteea.vine, Fa.
Prji C'.nods, 0'rrrftlf, Cir.
;ti:.rfor.f i
J. P. KRATZER
T T A removed to his new wererooiat on Mar
J 1l ket street, Clrarlteld. I'a , where ha haa
openee a very large stock of
DRY GOODS,
Merlnoes, Ginghams, Cloths, Delaines, Prints
latslmeree, Alpacaa, hilka, hatlneta, naps,
Cashmeres, Tweeds, Cobergs, Mubalr, Jeana,
Lanallaa. Muslins. Flannels, Uornets, Rib.
bons, Closks, Balmoral tjktrta, Hoop.
Bklrta, rthawls, Dreaa Trimmings,
Head Nets, Capa, Corsets, tlloves,
Collars, Hcarls, Grenadine Veils,
Tabic Covera.
CLOTHING,
Coats, Pants, Vests, Over-Coats, Gent's 6hawla
fihirte. Hate, Caps, I'nder-Shirta and
Drawera, Boole, Shoea, tium
Booes, Cravata, U loves
and Collars.
HARDWARE, gUKKNSWARE, GRO
CERIES 4 MUSICAL GOODS.
GROCERIES,
Tea Coffte, Boptr, MoIaviei.Ralt, Cindlei, Rlc,
aTiour, utuoDp run, jodcoo, naiiiDi,
Currant j, 6 p t e , Crackers,
ViDftftovrf Oilip V-r-nuht
Aleohol.
TIN-WARE, GLASS-WARE. WOODEN
WAKE, and STATIONERY.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
Carpets, Oil cloths, Drugget, Looking-Glasses
vloeka, Cnurne, nashboarda, Tubs, tiuok
ots, Flat Irons, Pans, Window Blinds,
Wall-paper, Coal Oil Lamps, Lm.
brellaa, Badeords, Kntvea and
Forks, cpoons. Crocks, and
btove Blacking.
tav-All of which will be sold on tha mostree
aonable terms, and the highest market price paid
or Grain, Wool, and all kinda of conatry produce.
Clearfield, December 13, 18(17.
ANOTHER BIG "FLOP!"
SOME two month i ago it wu ftrm-llj an
boo need that
Pennville was "Right Side Up IV
Raeent renti hava proved tha anoounecment
prrmaiura. Another "Flop" bai occurred ; and
chief among tha improved, "fDterd'.ing and im
portant" pbajea pre ten ted, fi tha one portray log
the new, large and eommodteui (store llouta ei
JOHNSON & BAILEY,
Who have juit returned from tha East with a
large and carefully eeleeted etoek of beaeonable
Goods, of greater variety, and or better quality,
than have heretofore been offered la this scctioa
of the county.
Call at tha new Store Booms, and yon will Ind
aVIJ uuuui aiiu Ul UOC1 IC3,
Hate and Capa, Boots and Shoea, Hard, Queen's,
Hollow, Wood and Stone Ware) Drurs, Oils,
PainU and Varnish; Glaaa, Putty, UEADY
MADK CLOTHING, Clocks. Confectionery,
Cheese, FLO I'll, FISU, and PHOVISIOMj
generally.
OUR STOCK OF HARDWARE
Will bear Impaction, aa it Is full and nf the best
quality. Our atock of BOOTS and fUOES ia
unequalled la quality and low prices.
To the Ladies,
Wa would say that wa intend to make tha Notion
and Dresa Department worthy their patronage.
.nicies not on hand, will be specially ordered,
to suit our enstomsrs.
The Striking Featort in tha "Flop."
And the one wo would keep before the public, la
the Itni LOW miLKr- at whUsb we are calling.
-rTha pnblie arc Invited to give as a call.
Bring your Produce, Boards, Shingles, Grain,
rora, Batter, Kgge, Dried Apples, Kegs, Ac
e-Our motto "Cheapeat k Ile-t."
WM. F. JOnSSON,
J. II. BAILEY.
Psanvilla, Aug. it, 187-Sra-pi.
WINTER GOODS!
FROM XIW YORK 4 rDILitJlLI'DU.
Aa Cheap na (lie Cheapeat and (iood aa
the fleet.
C. KRATZER & SOX,
(lave jusl received, and arc opening, at their
Old Stand on Front Street, above the
Academy, a large and well se
lected aeeertmenl of
SEASONABLE GOODS,
which they arc celling at very low rates.
Bead the following catalngHi and jtnffit therely.
Fair tlbs ILitiiss
Kspscial paina has been taken In th
selection of Ladlea Dress Goods, whit
Goods, fkmbroideriee Millinery Goods.
Prints, Kerchiefs, Nubtes, Gloves, Ac.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Alwaya oa hand Black Cloths Fancv
and Black Caseiuieree, Satinets, etc..
needy Made Uiothing ol all kinds.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
. NKCKTIES,
and avariely of other articles, which
they will sell at a small advance on cost
HuntBAlhfl'Iil arils.
Particular attention ia invited to their
tack of CaraaLs. Cntl.... .nmmn. In.
grain, superfine Engliih Ingram and
llrneeels, Moor and Table Oil Cloths,
Window shades and Mall papers, etc.
FLOUR, BACON. Fish Pnlt.
rinater, Applea, reaches and
Truoei kepi oonalaotly on Land.
ALSO, In Store a lot nf large and
mail Hover aced.
Wa Intend to make It an object for Farmers and
Mechanics to buy from as because wa will
aell our goods as lo as they can be
bonght In tho county and pay tho
very highest price for all kinds of country pro
duce. Wc will also ciobango goods fur
ScnooL, Roan and Cotstv orders ;
Bhingles, Hoards, and all kin!e
of Manufactured Lumbor. .
Clearfield, July 2, 1SC7.
C. KRATZER & SON,
DIAl.IltS I!t
Dry Goods,
Dress Coods,
MILLINERY GOODS,
CAltrET.S, OIL CLOTHS,
WINDOW SHADES, CURTAINS,
WALL TOPERS,
Clothing,
Boots and Shoes.
Eats and Cap?, Queoneware,
Hardware, -Groceries.
I'ront street, above the Academy.
SWAIMW.. PA ACF.A, Kennedy's Medlra
Dimnverr, Helmbold'a Bucau. Baker s Cod
Liver OlL Jaaa'a and Avar's mertielnsa nf ever
kind, fer sale by HAklSWtcH A IRWIK.
GREAT EXCITEMENT
O PrroKP) PTurrr, t'l.rAftriai.n.
NEW OOODS AT WW PRICES.
fpilR aaderelgned respectfully Invite Ike at
1 tentioa of tha pablia generally to their
splendid assortment of merchandise, which they
arc now celling
AT VERY LOW TRICES.
Their stock consists tn part of
Dry Goods of tho Best Quality,
Such aa Printa, Da Lalnes, Alpaecae, Merinos,
Ginghams, Muslins, fblaarbed and unbleach
ed,) Drillings, Tickings, cotton and
wool Flaonals,Satinctts,Cassimeres,
Cottonades, Ladies' Shawls,
Nubias A Hoods, Balmoral
and Hoop Skirts, Ac,
Also, a line assortment of Men's Drawsra and
Shirts, Uale A Capa, Hoots A Shoes.
' all ot which
WILL BE SOLD LOW FOR CASH.
Hardware, Queensware, Glassware,
Groceries and Spices.
:nsiiorta general assortment
Of everything usually kept in a retail store, all
CUKAP FOR CARII or approved country pro
duce. A. K. WRIGUT i SONS.
Clearfield, Nor. 7, 1867.
wn. t. aorraa -
SIO. M. HEaVLIII.
H0FFER & HERTLEIN.
InrthaiiM Awake.
New and- Cheap Cooda at Your Home.
THE eitisene nf Karthaua and vicinity ara
hereby notified that wa have now opened a
atore in KARTHACH, where wa haveererything
generally kept in a country core, lncluiing
FLOUR AND FEED.
Which wc will sell low for cash or in ciabangs
for LI' Mil EH.
ADVANCES OF GOODS, TEED,
it., made oa account of SQUARE TIMBER,
which wc will cither aell oa commission, or buy
at lied rates.
COUNTRY PRODUCE taken at tha high est
market price for goods.
HuFFER A HERTLEI.V.
Karthaus, Oct. tl, 1967-Jm pd
New Store in Madera.
MESSRS. J. FORREST & SOS
"IITOULD respectfully inform the public that
il they bavo just opened, ia MADKHA,
Clearueld county, Pa., aa entire new stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Which they ara prepared to call as cheap as the
cheapest.
Their atock consist la part of
Dry Goods of the I?ost Quality,
Pach aa Alpeecas, Pclaaee. Ptiata, Hasllas,
Casslmeres, Satinets, and Flannels,
Ready - Made Clothing,
Of the best quality, such aa Coat, Pants, Vasts,
Overcoats, Overalls, Shirts, Collars, Ac
Boots, Shoos and Gaiters,
Also cf the very best Quality.
A complete stock of Groceries.
la short everything usually kept ia a country
store.
Consumers, Look to Your Interests I
Call and examine onr stock and prices before
purchasing elsewhere.
LUMBER AND GRAIN
Of all kinda taken in exchange for goods.
r-Rsmemhcr the place, Aladera, Clearield
county, Peon a,
J. F0RRKST A SOX.
October 31, 1867 If.
JvTEW STORE A2CD NEW GOODS!
' JOS. SHAW & SOX
Hare just opened a
N'gw Stori, on Main St., CLiakriiLD, Ta.,
lately occupied by Wm. F. IRWIN.
Their atock consist of
LDULlir C2CDCE)I23S3,
Okor:u of tha beat quality,
Q(jef.nsware, Loots and Shoes,
and every article, neceraarr for
one's comfort.
Call and examine oar atock before pur
cbnaing eliswliere. May 9, lfGG-lf.
This Way, Gentlemen 1
ever i aun xxauua via
Flour, Feed, Groceries and Provisions,
In th brick bu'lding known a th "Carlisle
property" la
rUILIPSRCRO, VA.
&Confldcnt of giving satisfaetloa to onr
customers, wa, therefore, respectfully solicit a
liberal share cf patronage.
JOHS P. M ACLAT A CO.
Philipsburg, October 10, lSC7-3m.
SOMETHING NEW !
FLOUR AND FEED STORE
I" ffOl'I.D announce to the elliaens of Clearfield
and the surrounding eonntrv that I have
opened a FLOl'R AN D FEKIl bTOKK oa
KEio.rn KTitr.r.T,
Opposite the Fording, where I Intend to keep
constantly on hand a full assortment of
Flour, Pork, Bacon, Chop, Oats, Cora,
And all kinds cf Feed, which I will retail chean
for oaah, or in exchange for 8III.tlLKS.
H Mrtr'.RMRN will consult their interest bv
giving me a call bct'ire thev go elsewhere to tipr-
rha their supplies, as my arrangements are
Iiorfcct, and aaa able to buy everything ia my
ine at th lowest market price.
LKANDEtl DKXSIXts.
Cleardelil, July 11, lKdr.
rprnaara and nMosnlsias anpportra of every
X aiod of the lateel Improvementa, for sale at
the lr f HAKTffflCX A IRWIX.
T-oPti anit f hnrs.
n:ui: ru(t(i.nif.n.
THK WAR OVPrTn CLEARFIELD.
KNOX TOWNSHIP UVlV.r.
Xt'irltf nil thf Contrahendi) ying birk
to thrir old rnnffrm ; hut 'nary on
tfiiiiuj to old Mtrttrhnf'-t1, wlm
they vrrt loved 'J long and $o vll.
IS conseqnrnce nf the above facta, F. SHORT,
of the old "Short oboe ffaop." would an
nounce to his numcroua patrons, and the people
of ClrarHeld county at large, that be haa nw a
Arst rate lot of good material, jut received from
tbe Kaet, and is prepared on snort notice lo saa a
and mend Itoola and f-boee, at bis now shop ra
Urabam's row. Ha ia ealisned that he can please
all, (unlesc it might be aonie intensely loyal stay,
at-home patriots.) He ia prepared toaail low for
Cash or Country Produce. Don't forjret the
Shop next door to Hbowera A Graham's stors,
on Market street, Clearueld, Pa and kept by a
fellow commonly called
Jyl.W-y "SIIORTT."
Ready for tho Winter Cmpaign.
DANIEL CONNELLY,
Boot and Shoe Manufacturer,
HAP just received a Inc lot of Frsnch CALF
6KIXS, end is now prepsred to minuTae
lure everything in hie line at the lowest igures.
He will warrant bia work lo bo aa represented.
He respectfully solicit a call, at his shop oa
Market rtreot, second door west of tbe pot office,
where he will do all in his powsr to render satis
faction. Some fins Ual'er tops on hand.
ny,'67 y DANIEL CCHSKLLT.
SEW" KoofTx DSI!OETlio
EDWAFID MACK,
On Market street, opposite th "Republican"
Office.
THE proprietor haa entered Into the BOOT A
fiUOE business at the above stand, and
is determined not to be outdone either in qual
ity or price for hia work. Fpeoial attention
will be paid to manufacturing sewed work. Ho
hes on band a large lot of French Kip and
Calf Skins, of tho very best quality. The eiti
sena cf Clearfield and vicinity are respectfully
invited to give hius a trial, fio charge lor calls.
nov7, 'fid-tl
A FfiGCLAMATIOX.
O0ISO IT AL0HE1I
Xo body Prohibited from Buying my
Boots and Shoes on account of Kact
or Color.
BEINO thus liberal minded, t take this method
of informing th eitiiens of Clearield end
vicinity that I have opened a shop on Second st
neat door to the County Kationnl Bank, over
Watson's Drug Store, where I am prepared te
make to order everything in the Boot and Shoe
line, ont of the beat material and ia th moat
workmanlike manner, and on abort notice. AU 1
ask is atrial.
Dona at Clearfield, this 13th day of July, 1P9.
HAEKY hOSd.
m boot An shoe snop,
IS CIRWEXSVILLE.
rPI1E subscriber having lately started anew
1 Boot and f-hoe shop in Curwensville, on
Mala street, opposite Joseph K. Irwin's Drncj
More, respectfully announces to the public that
he is prepared to manu'acture all styles of Boota
and fchoes, and everything In hia line, oa abort
notice. Ha also keeps on band a good assort
ment of rraJy-mado work, which he will call
cheep for cash or country produce.
octlT-tf :13 LEWIS 7. BOS'.
THE WESTERN HOTEL.
CLEARFIELD, PA.
rPHE subscriber having leaned for a term of
X years this well-known Hotel, (kept for many
years by Mr. Lanich.) and re filled and refur
nished it throughout, ia now prepared to enter
tain trnvelera and tha public generally upon
terms it is hoped alike ecteeahle to both patron
and proprietor. Hia TABLK and BAR wtlt
ba supplied with the best the market affords;
and no paina will be spared on his part to add te
the convenience and comfort of hia guests.
A I.lvery Mable la also attached to the ea
tablishmenL Horses, Buggiea, etc, furnished
on short notice, or persons taken to anv point
desired, JAMES A. STIXE,
ja'J Proprietor.
S U SQUEHANNA HOUSE.
Cnrvrenevllle, Clearfield countv, Psu
TTJIS eld and well estsblished Hotel, beauti
fully situated oa the banks of tha Susque
hanna, in tha luirnv.li nf PnrwMi ,.l II. k
leaved for a term of years by the undersigned.
ti um. oeen entirely renitea, and Is now open to
the public eenerallv and the trrl!in
ally in particular. No pains will he spared
render guests comfortable while tarrying at Ihi
hous. Ample Mtabling room for the aceonimo.
datinn of teams. Charges moderate.
aovxi-u WM. M. JEFFRIES.
TH E EAGLE HOTEL.
CLRWEXSV1I.LB, CLEARFIELD CO., PA.
TnS undersigned having become proprietor
of the above hotel, wishes to give notice to
the cititens of this eonntv. as well tn th
eling public, that the house has been refitted and
reiurnisnea lor mo entertainment of his guests.
His tabic will be furnished with everything tha
market affords. Good stabling attached, and
none but careful hostlers employed,
ocljt-tf JAMES McDIVITT.
MOtlNt VERNON HOUSE.
I.CMRER CITV, CLEARFIELf) CO., TA.
IIIE undrrrignrd having purchased tllia Hotel,
. takca this upportuuity of informing the pub
lic in general, an. I travelers in particular, that lie
has taken great paina in refurnishing and refitting
it with special reference to the accommodation and
comfort of all who may rltoosrate rive him a call.
I.lyl Oil or the best quality will be kept at the
flar, and the wants of his patrons-will be attended
to with pleasure and promptness. Ample ETA-
iili.u auacnej tnerelo.
mj9-ly JAMES ARTUTRS.
THE AMERICAN HOTEL.
LUMPER CITY, CLEARFIELD CO., TA.
THE tndertigned having leaaed and refitted
Ibis wall-known stand, takes this method of
bringing his establishment before the pnblie. Hi
Table and liar will be supplied with the best th
market afford. A liberal share of public pat
ronage is therefore respectfully solicited.
ja.'4-ly.'pa JA.MKS L. CURRT.
RAILROAD HOUSE.
MAIN ETREET, rilM.lPSIH R(l, PA.
THS anderslgned keeps constantly on hand
the beat nf Llquora. Hia table ia alwava
aupplicd with tha best the market afTorda. The
traveling public will do well tn give him a call.
L ROHERT I.I.OV1).
SUSQU EH ANAH O U SET
COXESTOWX, D.Vl'PIII.N CO., PA.
THK anderslgned takes tkis aaelhnd of In
forming the Watermen cf ClesrCrld county,
thai he has refilled aid re-opencd the hucl for
merly kept by K. Sh.-elner, at Oniestown, where
h will take ej ecial pains lo render satisfaction,
to all who farnr him wnh thsir petronara. Ha
haa blow all tha rocks nut of the river and
planted anubhing pntts for half a mile above hi
place. lblV7) CKUKtlE k'ALK.
1ron "cif yh6tel
nARnisnt Rr,, pa.,
(Railroad street, one riuare above tbe Depot)
1a subscriber respectlully invites the public
and traveling community to give him a call.
Lusbermra are particularly rnriud. Frensb,
Oerma and English snots a In the hov.ee. Charg.
asmejera-e. Apr, la tf.) J, M. WFAVKK.