Tin: iMirum.irAN.
" RELIGIOUS MISCELLANY.
Unknown wluit good is that linn
ontluri'd evil.
o not talk to your thiM of your
rlirlit over liim. or of tint limit of
j'mir rilit , lint exer-iini this rijjlit no
tliut tin) rliilil hIiiiII f'i'ol nml nrkliowl
oilro it liiiiiHoll', without thinking of
looking for its limits.
Carki.ekh Ciiahity. Ono litis no
morori;lit to pivo money to a beggar
merely bociuiso ho is a lieggnr limn
lio Inn to h'ixo rum to a mini liecuue
ho is a drunkard. Tho lliblo recom
mend liberality but not prodigality.
It! tells men to "communicate." but
not to throw away. It urges tli 9 du
ty of distributing to tho necessities of
saints, but not ot contributing to the
indolence and bad habits of besotted
sinners.
IIVMNH AND CHILDREN. Wo BUS-
pect that it is the teachers that arc
tired of hearing the same hymns, not
, the children. Many of the common
Sunday school hymns are exquisitely
beautiful, and can never fail to have
beneficial ctl'ect. If they ure linked
with ono tunc, and with that alone,
they will becomo favorites for life ;
and even if they are not firstrate in
point of poetic merit, somehow they
got deep down into the heart, and re
main with us forever. Hymns pro
ducing such an effect cannot become
stale to Sunday school scholars, who
attond the school only for eight or
nine years at the utmoat, and gener
ally lor a much shorter period. At
the same time, we have no objections
to new hymns being made. The Sun
day school teacher will examine thone
and by and by some of them may be
come as great favorites as tho old.
Silver Tongt'E. When I was a
boy, I and a number of my playmates
had rambled through the iiulds and
woods till, quite forgetting tho fading
light, we found ourselves far lrora
home. Indeed we hod lost our way.
It did so happen that wo wore nearer
home than we thought ; but how to
get to it was the question, lly the
edge of the field wo saw a man com
ing along and we ran to ask him to
tell us. Whether he was in trouble
or not I do not know, but he gavo us
Bomo very surly answers. Just thon
there came alouj another man, a near
neighbor, with a merry emilo on his
face. "Jim," said he, "a man's tongue
is like that of a cat. It is either a
piece of velvet or a piece of Band pa
per just as ho likes to use it or makes
it; and I declare you always use your
tonguo liko Band paper. Try tho vel
vet, man, try tho velvet principle."
This was said to tho surly man, but I
have always remembered it.
Drinking is thesimplest of all phys
ical proccbHcs. Ono has but to open
his lips and swallow the couteuts of
j-onder brimming cud that is handed
from tho spriug. The infant drinks
in its nourishment as its first instinc
tivo act. Christ likens tho soul's re
ception of himself to tho simple ele
mentary process, lie says, ''Jf any
man thirsts let nun come unto mo and
drink." Tho gospel plan of salvction
is tho simplest and plainest nothotl
possible It somo great thing were
demanded of every one who would
bo saved somo prodigious exercise
ot tue intellect or bomb lurtro expert
diture ot timo, money or brain power
then multitudes might find a good
excuse for rejecting the gospel, llut
it is just like our blessed Suviour to
make his terms of acceptance so Bim
pie that a child can understand and
receivo them. "Go and wash," said
the prophet to tho Syrian leper; X&
amun went, washed and was cleansed
"Come to me and drink," says the
loving Kodeemcr; and, oh I why is it
that a siDgle Burner thirsting for life
can stay away.
Much of what is called religion has
no roots. Jt is set up and propped,
or. it may be inserted in tho soil, but
it is not planted. Jt is liko tho twigs
wuicn in our childhood we took, and
with gleeful delight put in our mimic
gardens, but wlncli never grew. A
trco is never truly planted if it be
dead. You can no more be said to
plant a dead trco than a stone pillar.
Tho pillar may bo as deeply and as
firmly fixed in tlio earth as tho tree,
but no ono would speak of it as plan
ted. It was in no sympathy with the
Boil. It is held up by mochanical
prcssuro and constraint. A treo is
novcr planted except it is living and
establishes vital aflinity with tho soil.
When its roots begin to send forth its
tender fibres, and they suck in their
appropriate nutriment from the moil
and transmit it through trunk and
branch and twig, then it is planted.
It has taken hold of tho earth, and
thercforo it lives ; but when the earth
takes hold of it. and tho treo does not
roturn the friendly grasp, it is dead.
And when it is uoad tho soil which
once fed its lifo rots it, just as tho at
mosphere, which is our vital air while
wo tiro living, will hasten the putre
fuution of our bodies as soon as our
Jast breath is drawn.
SMoTnttiF.n. In a recent sormon,
Jlov. Henry Ward Becchcr having as
aured his hearers that they should get
wordly goods and uso them for Christ
peaks of their danger if successful in
businoss: .Now many of you aro in
imminent peril. Hod is multiplying
tho sources of your pow er. Your re
sources ore becoming numerous as
Bands of tho sea. 1 am sorry; 1 am
glad ; but I am anxious that you
should riso up in the midst of these
things, and phow yourselves greater
than prosperity, and stronger and
better on account of it. 1 dread to
seo a man smothered under his wealth.
When a man, driving from the mead
ow, sits and singj cheorily upon his
vast load of fragrant hay, how every
ono looking npon him thinks of his
happiness und content. But, by-ami-by,
at an unlucky jog, down goes the
W heel, and over goes tho load, and the
man is at tho bottom, with all the hay
on him. And now ho cannot halloo
bo that you can hear him. And i(
Bomchody docs not extricate him be
will be smothered. Just in that way
rich mon nro in danger of being 6inolh
crod. Tho wholo wain of your pros
perity may capsize, and tnc superin
cumbent mass may hide you from tho
air nnd inn of a true lift-.
Vrclfssioci A Vucltuss Cards.
D. W. HUTCHIN80N,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
tMratd, I'.rte Co., Pa.
i"-Fpeclel attention paid to Bankrupt rases
before the ltcginor. nn2l llm:pd
FRANK BARRETT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
C lrarttclit, Pa.
Ofl-oe on Ptvonci Ptrrrt, with Walter UarreM. Kmj.
tL-Having made arranfremmtr. with P. W.
IlutWitn-on, Kmi., Attormy in V. H. Courtu,
who hatt bi oftit'O in Ilia mine town with the Itc
pipT in Himknijilvr, mt (iiranl, Kri en., Pa., I
am prepared to tiiko charge of oaea in HMikruptejr,
Charges moderate, (ctcCII, 67
ISRAEL TEST,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Clearfield, Pa.
rMn Id th Court House. Jyll,'(7
JOHN H. FULFORD,
ATTOUXEY AT LAW,
Clearfield, la.
Offlc. with J. B. McKnally, Esq., over Flnt Na
tional Hank,
.t? Prompt attention given to the securing
of Bounty, Claims, do., anil to all legal business.
March 2B, lfft7-ly.
WALTER BARRETT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office on Second Ft., Clearfield, Pa, nov21,.fl
Win. A. Wallace. Win. I). Uiglcr.
J. Blake Walters. Frank Fielding.
WALLACE, BIGLER & FIELDING,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
ClearUold, Pa.
t Legal business of all kind, promptly and
accurately attended to. waylay
THOS. J. McCULLOUGH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Oflioe adjoining the Dank, formerly ooeupled by
J. B. AicEnally, beeond at, Clearfield.
-rWill attend promptly to collection., (ale
of lands. Ac. d eel 7,(12
JOHN L. CUTTLE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
And Beat Estate A Rent, Clearfield, Pa.
Offioa on Market street, oppcalta the Jail.
Cr Respectfully offers hie services In selling
and buying landi in Clearfield and adjoining
eountiea ; and with aa experience of over twenty
yean aa a eurveyor, flatten himielf that he can
render satisfaction. ftb28,'63-tf
WM. M. McCULLOUGH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Clear field, Pa.
Office on Market itreet one door east of the Clear
field County Dank. may4,'4
John H. Orri. C. T. Alrxandpr.
ofTvis & alexanderT
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
llellrfolite, Pa. arplSIS-j
F. B. REED, m7d.,
TIIYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
lIJHiing removed to the late renidence of
Geo. J. Kyler, deceaned, near Williamsgrove,
Pa., o ffere hi, prorenional eenrioei to the people
of the surrounding country. jy 1 1,'67
DR. J. P. BURCHFIELD,
Late Surgeon of the 83d Beg'menl, Penniylvania
Volunteer!, having returned from the Army,
ofleri hii professional servioes to the eitiiens
of Clearfield eeunly.
jT-r I'rufefslonsl call, promptly attenled to.
Office on Second street, formerly occupied by
Dr. Woods. apr4,'66-tf
DR. A. M. HILLS.
DENTIST.
7 Office corner of Fr-nt and Market
slro'ln, opiitite tho "Clearfield House,' Clearfield,
Penn'i
augN,,-y.
J. BLAKE WALTERS,
SCRIVENER AND CONVEYANCER.
Agent for the Puichisa and Sale of Lands.
Clearfield, Pa.
4rPrompt attention given to all business
connected with the eounly offices. Office with
Hon. Wm. A. Wallace. Janl.'tlfl-tf
Levi f77rWTn7
JUSTICE OF TUE TEACE
For Lawrence township,
Clearfield P. O., Clearfield Co., Pa.
"Collections and remittances promptly
mada. jo20,'nT.
MA J. JOHN ROSS,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER,
ONlelid p. ()., Clearfield Co., Pa.
?-Will attend promptly to calling Ten
dues, Sales of Heal Estate, Ac, anywhere in
ma county, terms moderate.
Hell tp., June 20, 18117-ly.pd.
REIZENSTEIN BROS.,
Manufacturers of and Wholesale Dealers In
MEN AND 130YS' CLOTHING,
Market si 410 Merchant Street,
auglY,7 PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
FRANCIS COUTRIET,
MERCHANT,
1'renrhvllle, Clearfield County, Pa.
hceps con'tantly on hand a full a..nrtmen( of
Dry tiootls. Hardware, tlroccrU-K, and evoytliing
o-uaiiy kept in a retail store, which will I sold.
ior cann, as enenp as ei-cwherc in the county.
Krenchviilc, Jnne 27, Ifftl-ly.
STRETCH, BENNETT & Co,,
(rjucce.sors to Peter T. Wright k Co.,
laroRTena or Ann nrLns ix
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
A I. NO,
Brandies k Wines for Medical purposes.
Jcl3'6T No. C09 Market Ft., Thilad'a.
MOSHANNON LAND i LUMBER CO.,
OSCEOLA fTKAM MILLS,
ii rti-Ti nr
LUMBER, LATH, AND TICKETS.
II. II. FHILLINIIFORD. President,
OfTiee Forest Place, No. I2i 8. 4ih st,, Phil a.
JOlIN I.AWRHK, Puperinlendent.
jeT,7 Osceola Mills, Clearfield
18G7 fall. 1867
JAMES, KENT, SANTEE & Co.,
Importers and Jobbers of Dry Goods,
Kos. 235, 237, 239 I 241 N. Third St,
PHILADELPHIA.
We are now nrrrinreil with enr nsnal eitm.lve
and well-asMrtcd stnek to oner extra inducement'
to CASH HI YKHS. anrll-tf
'' f.i.' 11. xi:it.'i.i:n f o..
Plillliwhurc Pa.
Ajrents for Sinper's Sewing Machines.
-We keen a full mpiilv of this valual.le
"household affair" on han
and Bell them al eilv
prices. Kcnd for circuities.
dec.ri.l',7-tr.
REUBEN HACKMAN.
House and Sign Painter and Paper
hanger,
Clearfield, Penn'a.
Will execute jolis in his line promptly and
In a wurkmaulike manner. apr4,67
JAS. C. BARRETT,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
And Licensed Cojveyanoer
I.ulheraburir, Clearfield ro.. Pa.
a-Collecllons and remittances promptly
Riade.andall kinds of legal inurnment executed
on short notice, mi.yd.'M-tf
C. K R A T 2 E R& SO N T
MERCHANTS,
rm.sRS la
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hardware,
Cotlery, Quecnswa re, (Iroeenea, revisions and
8hingles,
Hear tied. Penn'a
f-"At the aid stand oa Froul itreet. erovt
t, arovt 1
academy.
piecli. S tf
PHI C'miU, wnW8, Ctc
it i ( ii 'inn jiossor,
1) K A 1. K n IN
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC GOODS.
MTSMNS
PK1.AINKS
CnlU'KHS
at
al
I
Sensation
Scnsntiorj
SrniHtinn
Honaatinn
prloew
price's
priors
prices
AU'ACAS
it
,!uit rold t MOSSOI'S',
OINflHAMS at Honaation price.
CHINTZ
PRINTS
0 LOVES
CRAVATS
al
at
at
al
Isenaatiorj prior
Setisnlion juice
Sensation pricos
Kensalinn priiwa
al MOSSor.S'
Sensntion prices
SHAWLS at
HON NETS al
Kenaation prions
COLORED 1
MUSLINS I
at Senaition prices
All to be had at MOSSOI'S'.
LINKN at
(MtASII at
CURTAINS at
Sensation
Sensation
Sensation
Sensation
Sensation
prices
prices
prices
prices
fAULK CLOTHS M
KHINGE
at
prices
at MOSSOfS'.
LACE at Sensation prices
HOSIERY at Sensation prices
KIBltONS at Sensation prices
TRIMMINGS
of all kinds &
in any auan'ty
at Sensation prices
Always on hand at MOSSOPS',
CASSIMKRKS at
Sensntion
Sensation
Sensation
Sensation
prices
prices
prices
prices
prices
8ATTINKTS
TWEE US
JEANS
VESTINGS
SUIUTINGS
at
al
at
at
at
Senaalion
Sensation
prices
at Awssors:
CLOTHING auch
aa Coats, Pants,
ests,
Under Shirts,
Flannel Shirt,
Boots, Shoos,
al sensation prices
Hats and Cans, I
Now for sale at MOSSOPS.
HARDWARE
audi as Suwi.nails
Forlci, Knives,
Spikes, Uinge8,
LIQUOIW, snch
as Wine, Brandy,
Oin, Whiskey,
Co"nAC, etc., etc.,
KKU1TS, such as
I'runea, Raisins,
Figs, Filberts, Ac.
GROCERIES, say
Flour, II a m ,
.Shoulders, Sugar,
Molasses, Cotlee,
Tea, Crackers,
at sensation price
at MOSSOPS'.
at sensation prices
at sensation prices
at MOSSOPS'.
at sensation
prices
Spices, Candle,
Coal Oil, etc., etc.
Always at MOSSOr.S'.
BLACKING
ROPES
POWUEB
SHOT
LEAU
CATS
at
sensation
sensation
sensation
sensation
sensation
prices
prices
at
at
at
ut
at
prices
prices
prices
prices
sensation
At the store of RICH AliU MOSSOP,
MOSSOl
Always keeps on hand a lull
assortment of all kinds of goods required
tor ine accommodation ot llin puMic.
Jul; 1, 1847.
FKKS1I AKKIVALS
AT THE CHEAP STORE OT
EDWARD W.GRAHAM
Spring Goods. New and Very Cheap I
flIlE andersigued respectfully announces to
-A- the ptblis that hey la Bow opening an
extensive assortment or KTUI.NU UO0DD, at
the .M Unl im 0tiauie uvm umiumf, WDICS
be offers to sell at exceedingly low prices, con
sidering their eost, for cash or approval eoantry
produce.
His Stock of Dry Goods cannot be
(surpassed.
Customers can there tnd Calicoes with fast col
ore; Muslins, Delaines, Lawns, Cloths, Casei-
meres, Vestlngs, Ladies' Ehawls, Gents' Shawls,
llats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Carpets, and
Oil Cloths.
Hit Stock of Fancy Ooodi ii Unex
amrled. in Style and Variety,
Embracing Notions, Scarfs, Bead nets, Keck-
ties, Satchels, Port Monnaiea, Brushes, Photo
graphic Albums, Pipes, Tobacco and 6cgars,
Perfumery of all kinds, ar anything else la the
JioUob line.
Also, II AlvD WAKE, QUEEXS-
WAKK, GIIOCEIUE8,
PROVISIONS!
All of the best quality, and selected with special
regard to the trade of Clearfield eounty I
EDWARD W. GRAHAM.
Clearfield, May 111, 1HBT.
The Best in the Market I
15 IT C It
LEAD,
Equal
to the piy English article, la ons to
twenty pound packages.
A large assortment of
COLORED rA TXTS IX OIL AXD
VKY, LIXRKKD OIL,
TUliVESTlSE.
& PUTTY.
VARNJSII Or TI7E BEST QUALITIES,
And a fine assortment of
VAEKISH AND PAIST BHUSHES,
Just received and for sale by
WM. M. & A.
Oct. 24, 1 f 67.
I
SHAW,
Clearfield, Pa
ADOLPH SCIIOLPP
Manufacturer of and Whulrsale and lli lail
l'caler In
TOBACTOAC!IAItN
CI.EARriKU), PKXX A,
1 ) EPPECTFl'LLT announces that b. 1,..
IV eently ommenced the above business in
Uearfield, and soliciu a share of patronage.
Il.s cigars are mada of the very bet tobacco.
-.. siw ni inanaiacturs will umipare with
those of anr other eit.hli.l,m.n v.. .k.
. " 1 mo , u -
venience of the public, he has opened a sales
Hand in Mr. Dridge s Tailoring establishment,
on Ma'ket street, where all ran be accommo
dated who may favor hiia with a call, lie has
always en hand a superior article of CIIENVINU
and BJIOKINU Tobacco, to which be invites
the attention of all "lovere of the weed,"
. Havana Cigars for 10 cents.
Merchants and Dealers throughout the oounlv
supplied st the lowest hl...l.
i!n ,j ...: v.. "t ' '
Cleartsu;
Jhf Cltnifirtd rpiiljUr,m.
Trrvna of fSwbarrlpllnHs
If .aM In alisncc.KI itt"ii tbr. months
If pai.l aflM I lin-r and !.(. si ni..l..
tf Ii. 1,1 Sill., II.S IMHIHli.'tl of Sl II Il
.. 7 Ml
.. 5 '
tatpa of AdirrlMng.
Trec.lrnl advrilieemrnla. tint sinian "fl 0 lines or
,-., .1 limes or bms
l-'-ir eai-h sulieiiii'iit Inwrllno
Admini.lmtiirs' and Kio-ntors' noliwa.
Au'lilois' notircs
reutlons and F.lrais
1 1 leeolut inn notices '
l,i.-rtl mil iii'S, per line
Obituary li'ilii-cs, over tiie lines, per linc.
l'pil'rssiona ('arils, 1 year
TSAHI.r IIIVKHTISKUSSTS.
I
1.(1
t I'D
2 f(l
1 Ml
2 on
U
10
fi fill
1 square.
2 squares,
3 squares
,.M HO I i column 75 00
Ii nil t column u 00
ill Oil 1 column- 74 00
4,,b Work.
I.AJKH.
Singlo quire t'J 60 (I quires, perqnlre,Jl 7i
3 ouircs. iicrnuirc. i Oil Oicr 6, per quire. 1 60
w.!nn i.e.
I sheet, 2.1 or less,! 60 I I sheet, 25 or less.M 60
i shwl, 25 or loe, 2 60 I sheet, 2j or Ic.s, M 00
Over 2 j of each of nliove at propnrl innate ralul
UEO. 11. (lOIIDI.AMiKIl,
Kililor and Proprietor,
(!: durational.'
Clearfield Academy.
Ber. P. I. HARRISON, A JI., Principal
rnilE SECOXD SESSION of ths present echo-
X lastie year of this Instilutiol will commence
on MONDAY, the 2d daj of December, 1NA7.
Puplis can enter at anr time. They will be
charged with tuition froia tb time they enter to
the olose of the Measion.
1 he coarse of instruction embraces every thing
Included in a thorough, practical and aceom
nlished education for tola semes.
The Principal, having bad the advantage of
much eanerienoe in bie profession, assures pa
rents and guardians that his entire ability and
energies will be devoted to the moral and men
tal training of the youth placed under his charge,
ti;kmk ok tuition.
Orthography, Reading, Writing, and Primary
Arithmetic, par Session ( 1 1 weeks) - $5 00
Grammar. Ueoeratibv, Arithmetic, and
llistorv - $8 00
Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Men
suration, Surveyiag, Pliilosnphy, Pbysi
olnrr. Chemistrv, liook Keeping, Botany
and Physical Geography - . It 00
Latin. Greek and French, with any of the
above Branches .... ff 12 00
jT-rv-No deduction will be mada for absence.
irrcr further particulars inquire 01
Rer. P. L. HARRISON, A. M.,
Clearfield, July 25, 1M7 tf. Principal.
LOGAN ACADEMY.
A First-Class High School for Boys.
T
TS location Is healthful, romantic and convc
I nient ; tor en nvlrx rant of Atinon, on th
Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
J be next term
begins oveInbc 4, 1SA7. Aw.1t to
B. H. H L1)N, Principal.
Kptl9 AntUtown P. O., Lliir Co., Pa.
(.nothing.
HOW TQ SAVE MONEY.
TIIE tlm?9 ar bard ; yo d like to know
How you nay mt your dullari ;
Tb way to do it I will tho.
If yon will read hat followa.
A nan who lired not far from bora.
Who worked hard at bit trade,
Bnt bad a bonnthold to auppori
That squandered all he made.
I met him once. Say he. ".My friend,
I look thread bear and rough j
I've tried to get myielf a to it.
But ean't tare vp enoagh.'
fiayt I, my friend, bow much hare yon ?
I'll tell yoa where to (to
To get a tuit tbtt't tound and cheap :
To RElZENaSIKIN Co.
He took what little he had aamd.
And went to Keiteontein A Brotberi',
And there he got a handsome tuit,
For half he paid to others.
Now he Is home, he looks so veil,
Aixl their elTert it tuch.
t. Kbu trt.y uat iBtfir aany bivhI,
They don't oat half aa mach.
And now he finds on Saturday night.
With all their wants supplied,
That he has money left to spend,
And some to lay aside.
Kits good auccets, with cheerful smlls,
He gladly tells te all.
If you'd tare money, go and bay
Yonr rlothet at
BKIZKASTEIX'S CLOTHING HALL.
Where the cheapest, finest and beit Clothing
and food Pumirhing floods eaa be bad to suit
every taste and in every style aprll,'67
THE LATEST OUT I
MONET FAYED 13 MONET MADE f
BE WISR! ir yon wish to purchass CL0TH
ing, UATa A CAPf, or Furnishing Goods,
GO TO C. II. MOOJtE'S
New and Cheap Clothing Store, where will be
found constantly on band a large and well se
lected assortmentof Fin. Black L'aasimere suits
and drabs, brown, light, and in tact
ALL KINDS OF CLOTHING
Adapted to all seasons of the year ; also, Shirts,
Drawers, Collars, and a large and well selected
assortment of Sna HATH and CAPH, of th.
very latest styles end In fart everything that
caa be called fur in his line, will be furni.bed
at the very lowest city prices, as thej have been
purchased at ths lowest possible figures, and
will be sold in the same way by
C. 11. MO0KK.
Ia the Fost Office Eaildii g, Thilipiburg, Pa.
NEWS.
Dailv end Weeklv pnners, Mngatlnes: slso. a
largo assortmentof the latest and best Novels,
Jok.-uooas, doeonsisn!ly on hand at
C. H. MOORE'S,
In lbs Past ('(Tire Building,
awll.ly Philipuburg, Pa.
yiwlinut ITailors.
SOMETHING NEW IN SHAW'S ROW.
I HAK KTOI GHTOV,
7f crrliiiiit Tailor,
Market gtrrei. Clearfield, Pa.,
UAVlN'll opened Uielr new establishment ia
Shsw's How, nni diwr east of the post office.
and having Just returned front the eastern allies
with a large assortment of
Cloths, Cassinicres, VeEtings,
Heavers, Ind all kinds of Goods for men and
boys' wear, are now arcpared.to make on to
order CI.OTlilXU, from a single article to a full
suit, In tho latest styles and most workmanlike
manner. rierial attention alven to cnitonf
work and cutting out for men and bojs. V .
offer great bargains te customers, and wa'rstit
entire satisfaction. A liberal share of public
patronage is solicited. Call and see our roods.
M. A. FT.ANK.
oclir-tf S:13 K. R. L. 6101'OnTOJJ,
ii. n n 1 1) g k.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
(Store ono door east of Clnarficld House,)
Market irrrt, C learfield, Pa.
KEEPS on hand a full assortments af Gents'
Fornishins? tionds. suh m Kki.t. I
and Woolen I ndershlrts, Drawers and ' Forks,
roraei llanilercbn'!s, (i lores, Mats
I'nibrellaa. 4c in great variety. Of Pice.
Ooods he keeps the
Best Cloths of all "Shades and Colors "
Po-ch at Black Poeskia of the vary best make:
fancy Cassimere, in great vari.My, also, French
Coaling, Beaver, Pilot, Chinchilla, and Frieolt
overcoating. All of which will besold cheap for
Cash, and made hp according to the latest styles
by evperienced workmen.
iso, Agent ror Clearfield eonnty for I. M.
nger A Co's. celebrated Sewing Machines.
Sing
Nov. I, I8.tf.
ii. liRimitt.
vr ATs.i)aMMMi ig (.i,ieir
IT at oar store, ner I'hilm.iur. fu. ki.k
the highest cash prle. wl' ba paid
Jr" W. W. 11BTTI CO.
ui:vntom: ntoiii.;NeW HARDWARE STORE
.si.(X)M) Miti iT, ( i.r.Aiuii:i,i, pa.
Dry Goods I Dry Goods 1
Dry Goods I Dry Goods I
ih:i:ss goods & tiummings!
Cloths, Cassimeres, Tweeds Si Vestings.
Shaker, Opera, Itrosa, Shirting, Red, Blue, Yel
low and White FLANNELS.
Bleached and unbleached MUSLINe", in all
widths and qualities.
TABLE LIXE.V, TOWELS A NAPKIN'S,
HOOP & BALMORAL SKIRTS
In great variety.
SHAWLS t W00LK.V 0001)8 IN EVERT
STYLE.
Ladies' Coats, Gontlemeu's Furnish
ing Goods,
Threads and Hewing Silk, all kinds snd colors
Window hhades, Floor and Table Oil Cli ths,
Cords, Tassels, Kugs and Counterpanes,
tiloves. Hosiery, Collars, Cuffs, Ulb
buns. Braids, and an endless
Tariety of small wares and
fancy articles.
LADIES', MISSES'. AND CHILDREN'S
SLIOKS, A LAKGE ASSORTMENT.
All of which will he sold
fcirioir Foil CAsn.-m
Call and examine onrit.cabefor making yonr
purchases elsewhere, as wa feel assured that we
can pleas, in both quality and prices.
It will he our aim to make ths "Keystone" th.
proper place to buy Dry Goods.
XIVLING k SUOWEILS.
Clearfield, Sept. 2d, 'fJT-tf
CLEARFIELD STORE,
Near Philirsburg, Penn'a.
William W. Belts
George L. Hoed -
John T. Weaver.
William Powell.
W. W. KETT.J A Co.,
(Successors to Munson A II oops)
HAVE just received a large and well selected
stock of all kinds of Goods, sorb as
DI1Y GOODS, CLOTHING,
Boots and Rhoes, flats and Caps, Notions, Hard,
ware. Glass. Kails, Oils, Paiau, Queensware,
Groceries, Flour, Bacon, Feed, Ac, which we
ai. offering at greatly
KElirCED PKICES TOR CASH,
Or in exchange for LI MBER and EUIN'OLES
Ws Intend to make it to the advantage of ths
TIMBER MEN
In ths lower snd of Clearleld eonnty and on
Clearfield Creek to get their supplies from this
point; being on the lin of tb. Kailroad, we
can sell goods on better terms than at any point
in Clearueld county, and we ere selling our stuck
at such prices as to make it aa object to those
bayitif to buy from us.
s
ADVANCES OF GOODS, FEED, iC,
Mad. on account of SQL'ARK TIMBER, which
we will either sell oa omniissioa, or buy at
fixed rates.
XvCall and se. if our goods and prloes don't
Ml. Ui tl.ore. v . , llblla A CO.
near 1'bllipsburg. Nov. , lBos.
JI.OUll of diflort ut l.rauds can le
Lad at all times, st very low prices, at ths
CLEARFIELD STORE,
ov5.tf Kr Philipsburg, Ta.
J) if ni00KVN OTI ON S Ac7
treat Tariety, at ths lowest prices for cash, at the
CHARFIELD STORE,
orj-tf Ke Philipsburg, Pa,
gALT, by tlio wtik or load, chonper
than eaa be bad anywhere els., at ths
CLEARFIELD STORK,
v-tr Near Philipsburg, Pa.
QAI.L & EXAM INK THK STOCK
of Ooods new selling at ths
CLEARFIELO STORK,
sor5-tf Ke,r Philipsbnjg, Pa,
JJK5UEST ri!lCK.taid in CJoods
or Cash for Lumber and Shingles, at ths
CLEAREIELD STORK,
T-tf Near Philipsburg, Pa.
'pIE CHEAPEST GOODS, of all
kinds, ar. to be bsd at tbs Cloarflold Store.
W. W. BETT8 A CO.
Near Philipsburg, Pa, Nov. , 18(1(1 tf
JJK'IIAIU) MOSSOP IS NOW
Selling, at half their usual price,
DRESS GOODS,
CLOAKS AND SHAWLS,
T.ROWN SHEET1NUS,
n. ANN ELS AND BLANKETS,
WOOLEN GOODS,
HOSIERY,
MEN'S CLOTH1NO,
ot. i Ll.JlEN'3 FI'KNISHING Good,
LADIES' HOO:.S AND SHOES,
GENTLEMEN'S ROOTS AND SHOES,
BOVS' do do
iioor SKIRTS,
TIALMORALR,
LAMES' COLLARS AND CUFFS,
RAISINS AND CURRANTS,
BROOMS AND TUBS,
CANNED FRUITS,
BEEF AND PORK,
FLOUR AND FEED,
o. 4c. Aa.
LIVERY STABLE.
finnK undersigned beg. leave to inform the pnh.
A lie thai he i. now fully prepared to accmmo
d.'ileall In the way of furnishing Horses, Iliiecic
Saddles and Harness, on the shortest notice and'
on raasonalilp terms. Residence on Locu'l street
between Third and Fonrih. ' i
learfleld, April 11, lsr, i
rhlllpaburff, Cmtre Connty, Ta
C. II. ZKIGI.KK & (.U,
HF.Al.rna I?t
Foreign & DomcsJlc Hardware,
WOOD, WILLOW. &. TIN WARE,
Stoves, Oils, faints, Glass, tc, 4c.
fPIIK altcntlonof Mechanics, Builders, Farm'
-L era, Lumbermen, and Iluyors generally, is
Invited to the fact that w. ar. offering a bettor
assortment of goods in our lin. than can be
found elsewhere In this part of the State, at
Prices to Suit the Timet.
Our stock comprises a general assortment of
Tools and Materials used by Carpenters, Black
smiths, Carriage and Wagon Makers, Ac, with a
large stock of
Iron, Xails, Steel, Sikcs, Mining
Supplies, Saddlery, Hope,, Chains,
Grindstones, Circular, Mill
and Cross-Cut Saws,
ENAMELED. FINISHED 4 PLAIN
HOLLOW WARE, CABLE
CHAINS,
Lard, Linseed, Coal, Lubricating and
Fish Oils,
TURPENTINE,
BENZINE,
VARNISIIES,
COAL OIL LAMPS AND LASTEEXS.
Aa oxoelient assortment of Fin. Cutlery, eom-
pritinr
KNIVES,
FOKKS,
DESKIiT, TEA,
TABLESPOONS,
SCISSOIW,
UAZOKS, Ac.
BRITANNIA i SILVER TLATED
WAKE.
TIN WARE IN GREAT VARIETY AND
BEST MANUFACTURE.
Household, Horticultural, Farming and Rafting
Implrmenu of the latest and nibat
improved patents.
Blacksmiths esu b. rupplied with Anvils, Bel
lows, Vices, fiedges, Hammers, Hors.
and Mul. echoes, Horse Nails,
and all kinds of Iron
and SteeL
Carpenters and Builders will find la oar estab
lishment a superior stck of Planes, Eaws,
Augurs, Ilatrhetj, single, double. bit and
pealing Aies, Hammers, Chisels,
Files, Hinges, Sorews, Boils,
Locks, Pulleys, Sash, Cord,
Ac, Ac, Ac
Farmers and Raftmca will Ind everything la
their line, and cheaper than caa he
bad elsewhere.
Particular attention Is In v' ted to onr
stock of gtoves, comprising Spear's celebrated
Antt-I)ut, Cook and Parlor frioves of all sues.
Also, the Niagara Cook, Parlor Cook, llrilliant.
Dawn, Pew lrop, Arctic, and Common Ere.
Pocktt, Ao. tg
AH of the above goods will be sold cheap
for raab.
G. II. ZKIGLER A Co.
Philipsburg, Oct 10, IS7-ly
Down I Down ! I '
TIIE LAST ARRIVAL
AND OF COURSE THE CHEAPEST I
A Proclamation against High Prices!
"TK are now opening np a lot of the best and
most si-simiiihIiIc liooils and Wares ever
ooVrvd in this market, and al prices that remind
one of the good old dsys of cheep things. Those
who la-k failh npon this point, or deem our alle
gations superfluous, need luit
r.ixr, .it out sntnt:,
Corner Front snd Market streets.
Where they can see. fool, hear and know for them
selves. -To fully un.l' r.tanil what arcchenp giw.,l,
this must be done. We do not deem it ni-ocrxarT
to enumerate and itemise or stock. It is enough
for us to slale that
We liavn Fvnrrtriintr tJmt ?o Ti
. j ..0 ,ui ia ivccueu
and "insnnicd In this ma.ket, a4 ftim lk
astonish both old and voim-
-M.l'll FIIAW A SON.
CHEAP FURNITURE.
john GULicn
DtSlRES to inform hit old friends and cus
tomers, that having enlarged his shop and
increased bis facilities lor manuiartunn. k. i.
now prepared to make to order eurh Furniture as
may hs desired, in good style and at cheap rates
for CASH. Ha generally has on hand, at his
lurniiur. rooms, a varied assortment of readv-
meiis lurauure, among which are
BUREAUS ASD SIDE-BOARDS.
Wardrobes and nook- Cases: Centre. Sofa, Parlor,
Breakfast and 1 inina? Laicnaton Telil. p.,m.
mon, French-post, Cotiaire,Jenny-Lind and other
ttodfieadsi Sefes of all kinds, Work stands,
lUt racks. Wash-stands ; Rocking and Area
Chairs j spring-seat, rane bottom, pernor, com.
mon and other Chairs j Looking. u lasses of .eery
description on band t and new glastea for old
frames, which will be put in on very reasonable
terms on shortest notice. He also keeps on hand
or furnishes to order, Corn-husk, Hair and Cotton-top
Mattresses.
Coffins or Evftit Kind
Made to order, and funrr.ila attended with a
Hears whenever desired. Also, Hnu,t Painting
done to order. The subscriber also manuree
tures, and has constantly on hand, Clement's
Patent Washing Machine, the best now in ne
snose wsing mis maentne rtever need be with,
ont clean clothes! He also has Flyer's Patent
Churn, a superior article. A family using this
Churn never need be without butter !
All the above and many other articles are fur
nished to customers ckiap tor Cam or eichenged
fi.r approved country produce, Cherrv, Maple,
P"plr, Linwood and otier Lumber eaitehle for
Cabinet work, taken in urhange for furnilu-e.
S-tr P, emcmher the ebon Is on M.rV., .,,
Clearfield, Pa., and noarlv
S,"r'" , JOHN fil'LlCU.
Aovember !A, ISM y
1
kl.ANM'.ISIl Rl.tVkl lull
) lium Blankcta urav liiankets ..J .
White Ll.nkel. at redored prices, at '
he KKVSTO.N'K bloliK. j
IKY th- HEMOCRATIC ALMXAOrOrJiri
it 3' cents. K tr; r.ter should bsve one. tf. '
Valcul V.lrdiilnrt.
DEAL'S -LATE
WWEL'S i:MI'i:0CATICi
l i t 'l tfi"s' 1 1 t'l ir t o, rnt!f, .
Itnnirtn !-, r tmnt j ihn f ot
f l"ri(l n I ii' til i oft.
I r.fnii(, linvihg full kn"li-airr rf kj tl
n.nl.rnt vlrlun of rarh inyrHUnl thut nu
irlo if ftrpp"iii"n, ii nrriririt in ptt4
thin nf th kinif trr yrl rrr4 in tht Tul,
an K'ml m h'-utn-n f r iht diifiM. (
It nil! wirit H4 bn roil into ih r'(nhdf-nr4
til who o it, n1 Ih'iM who try it onr
trrfinne ln fft toit of its utrfufneiM
t prwncfuni-t'l by Frrin, nd nil wbobtv tnfi
it, to be (i)0 vtti ppuruon erer Bicd. Xt i
Kmlnwiti'-n bn.i hta put up fur over
jciirK, uni it it only thrtsUjrh th fnertftio( ,
mand snrl arsnt roifl of it? fnetnii and l,
Folrlio that 1 ffi.d it U,rh ft the irnd retoedik
arnt lor tbo Tarioui diisjc to birh uj
nohte ni bfoiui ir imi, ini nnrae, t iut)rfL
Mnny rfnflt bo been otferctl to tht Pufc.
lie under different (onm, no me of tbeee art it
Jiir.oufl, otlieif at best of little one, and in0,
wboD.v ttaprpfr to answer the )urpot for wbicl
theT re recotnmtnde i.
A jtriiciou and really oaefol eompoiition,
from thooe objeetionr, hat therefore long bete
detired by many eontletneii who bare valoibl.
hornei. fttid are unwilling to tnrnt them to tb
care of deaijEninji d pretended Farriera. Tbeir
witbee are at JetiKtti lully erttilioj, by ihr
Healr) beinst prerailed upon U allow thi valea-
ble KubroRMtion (wb.eb ba proved aoefficaeiou
to tb vartoai diiaot to be prepared acd
brouirht out to the public.
lint Kmbroeait'tD wai exteniirely aied br
the ii lYernmcnt dunnff the war.
For vale by HartPwiek k Irwin, Clearfield
Joieph H. Irwin, CnrweurUl. Janial ttoodj-
Under, Lu.neriburg,
Addretf all ordere t
)K EDMUND BE ALE,
apr4.7 iy R02 South (Second r-t-, VWm... Pa.
ITCH ! ITCH ! ! ITCH ! I
KCUATCH ! fcCKATCfl.f SCKATCH!!!
lu from lO to 4H Houra,
Whoaton'e Ointment eurea 3 be Itch.
Wheaton'l Ointment
Wbeaioa'f Ointment
WbeaUtn't Oin'ment
WhrAton'i Ointment
eurei Salt Hbeoa.
euref Tetter.
curei Barbert'Itci.
earei Uld borei.
eurei Every kind
Wheaton'i Ointment
of liuuior Ue Magic
Price 50 rent a box ; by mail, 60 eenti.
Addreta W EEKS A POTIKK, No 170 ffMb-
incion ttreet. li.-itoa, Mm. For aale by Iluti.
wick A Irwin, and by all irufEgiU. t24,'t70j
Di;AI- M, Hlliidnea and Catarrl
1rt-td with the utmoft u(prj, liy f
J.-AACft, M. D., Oulint and Aoritt, (formerly
lvden, Ilofland.) Jo. Arch etwt, Puitada.
Tcntinionialt from thf mM n-hablf euurwf u tat
city and country g n be aoto at bii office. Xte
medical faculty are inviU-d to acouipacy tbrit
patiert,aa be ha no errrrtt in biepractun. AriL
be il Evi-i uiertd without pain. Ho cbarf far
laminaUtmi. ilv ly
DREXEL & CO.,
No, 3 1 South Third KtiYet, PlillaJcljilila,
It.t.VHLRS,
And Dealers in Government Securities.
Application br mail will receive prompt attea.
ti'in, and all information chucrfullj lurni.hei
Orders solicited. aprl)-ri
J. I). M'Oirk. Edward Prrlu.
BANKIK0 & COIUGCTION HOUSE
OP
McGIRK & PERKS,
Suocccuor to Fouler, Perk, A Co.,
PMllpfrburg, t cutre Cooyuty, Pa.
"lATJiniE all the boxmew f a Banking Hocti
f will Ire transacted promptly and upa U
moii tavoraoie irrmft. mar-tf
County National Bank.
cLF.Aitrir.i.i), ta.
THIS Pans is new opes and readv for holi
ness. UfSce oa Second street, in the bsili.
iug formcrlv occuf ied by Leonard, I inner A Ca.
niaarTtias Ann orrirraa.
JAS. B. ORAHAM, RICHARD PHAW,
WM. A. WALbACK, WM. POKTES,
A. K. WRItJUT, GEO. L. RtKD.
D. W. MOORK, JAS. T. LEOXARD:
jn25,'eSJ Cashier. Preeideil
Clearfield County Bank.
'I'Hs Clearfield Connty Bank as an incorpera-
B ted instiiuunn nas irons out of enrtence bv
th. surrender of its charter, on Mar IS. le(l
All lu stock is owned by th. subscribers he
win continue th. Hanking business at tb. si
place, as private Bankers, nnder the firm u
of the Clearfield County Bank." We are re
sponsible for lb. debts of th. Bank, and will piy
its not.s on demand at the counter. Iepo.ts
retired and interest paid wbea money ia left fat
a filed timo. . Paper diaoounned at six p?reeat.
as heretofore. Onr personal responMbility hi
pledged for all Iiopoaiu reocived and business
trans jcted. A continuance of th. liberal pat
ronage of the businesa men of 'tb. n.uiily Is rs
sperttullr snlirited. As President, Cashier sal
officer! of tr. lata Clearfield County Bank. s
require tbs notes of laid Bank to be presents!
fcr redemption.
JAS. T. I.F'iSAKD, RICHARD SHAW,
WM. PORTPR. JAS. B. ORAHAM,
A. K. WKIiiHT. O. L. REED,
WM. A. WALLACE.
The business of the Bank will be conducted tv
John H. Adams, Esq, as Cashier. junlS.'M
itUisrfUanfous.
Pliilatlelplila &Trie Kailro.id.
WINTER TIME TABLE.
Through snd direct ronle between Philadelphia,
lialtimore, Uarrisburg, Williamsporl,
and th.
Great Oil Region of Pennsylvania.
ELEGANT SlFePIXG CAES
On all M;bt Trains.
OV and after MO.VPAT, XOV. Ii. IW, ths
trains na the Philadelphia 4 Kris IUil
Koad will run as r. lt. ws ,-
iMittvard.
Mail Train leaves Philadelphia. 11. IS P. Jf.
T d St Mary's- J.IS P. M.
Io arrive at r.rie t 00 P. XL
Brie Etprees leaves Philadelphia... ..lS.POnoon.
' oo M. Warv's S.18 A. M
l' arrive at Erie
I .aatni-rtt.
Mall Train leaves Krie
do Ft Vary's
1'" arrive at Pbilad.rpkia..
Erie Klpress Iravea Krie
I'o di St Mary's
I'o arriva at Pkilaili.ii.hi.
.4JA.3s.
IB 15 A. Jf.
LOU P. M.
Set A.M.
P. M.
n p. m.
1.00 P. M.
Mail and Kxnresa crtnncrt with all ...-
th. Warren A Franklin Rnilerav. raeencers
leaving Philadelphia at lt.aa'M. arrirt at
Irvin.ion at a.m. aad Oil Cl'y at 9 .0 p m.
f, w,"rir!! Phil''lpbi. at ll.Pi p. ... nrriv. at
Oil City at .5 p.m.
All trains ta Warren A Franklin Railwar
rnak. close connexions at Oil C;iv ith train's
for Franklin and Petroleum Centre. Pngrsce
checked through. ALFRED L. TY1.FH.
Oenerai Superintendent,
Origia and History of the Books of
tho Bible.
r rnnr. cat via a. row, n. a.
VW ORE of rare Talne, and an almost Indis
. pcnsable companion of the I'.ible. ahoaiag
wl.at the llihle t not. hal it is, and how te use
it ; answering all the objections to its authenti
city urged by modern infidels, and tracing tbs
authority of eac h hook np to its inspired auibnrs,
giving a vast amount of infuntatiua heretof.r
Hcked up in very rare and costly volumes, mak
ing one of the mn.t pop,,!,, ,ek. ever puhlished.
Iimki Acrntan aiilrd.F.tperienced arena
elergvmen, ladies, school learners and others
bould send at ., ft circulara givin further
nformation. Addrce,
IhlHLER, McCVRBT A Co.,
,'P.'I' 4w Chestnnt st,, rhil a, Ps.
Allcnlion,Soldiers.
EQUALIZATION OF liOUXTT.
t 1.1. M)I.DH;ks t m;.t,j.'I11 sr.
fV. rntitlid to an INt'lvK :l ItnlM V.
' 5-.l..iir..-J U r.r.-pircJ cj!' snch
B"unti,-.. as well as tde mcroaaed pv to Mdh-vs
"idnaa. Ail inquiries and communication, an
swrrod nmmptlv, ),s, he-irrs rcccirted for. Post :
"nice across, VwrBsrille, Pa.
,ti n rvs.