TllK HKPUHI.ICAN.
""RELIGIOUS MISCELLiNY.
However caily in the morning you
pock tlio jato ol accost, you timl it al
romly open : ami however tloop tlio
tni.lniht moment w hen you find your
tell' in tliCHudden arms of donth, the
winded prayer can bring an instant
Saviour near; and tiiia wherever you
ore. It need not that you nuccnd
special 1'isgiih .or iloriuh. It needs
not that you chouM enter some awful
shrine, or put off your shoes on Rome
holy ground. Could a memento be
reared from every spot from which an
acceptable prayer li .J passed away,
and on which a prompt answer lias
coino down, wo bhould find Jthorafi
thammah, "the Lord has been here,"
inscribed on many a cottage, hearth,
and on many a dungeon floor. We
should find it not only in Jerusalem's
proud temple, David cedar galleries,
but in tho fisherman's cottage by the
brink in Goiicsarcth. and in the uper
chamber where Pentecost began.
And whether it bo the field where
Isaac went to meditate, or the rocky
knoll where Jacob lay down to sleep,
or the brook where Israel rested, or
tho den where Daniel gazed on the
hungry lions and the lions gazed on
turn, or lbs uiudiUub wliore uio jian
of Sorrows prayed all night, we
should still discern tho prints of the
ladder's feet, lei down from heaven
the landing place of mercies, because
lho starting point 01 prayer.
Secret f avlts "Cleanse thou me
from secret faults." This may mean
not so much faults concealed from
others as those which nre biddeu
from ourselves. Do you think this
impossible ?
Long ago a friend of mino mado
the startling suggestion thut men are
usually ignorant of their greatest
faults. Said my friend, "I did not
make the discovery myself, but it was
suggested iy a jjeritlemun of much
experience in life and in the world
It set me to thinking, and what I at
first denied, I alUrwarda concluded
must be true.
In the first place, if we really saw
a thing to be our greatest fault, if we
" had ftny fue desire for improvement,
the first impulse would be to correct
thut fault, and then it would cease to
be the greatest. For our own sakes
we do not go willfully indulging what
we know Ui be a fault or a blemish in
our character, and one which others
n;ust recognize ; our desire to stand
well in their esteem is too strong for
that.
Then we mav mistake in our esti
mate of our own characters, und so
remain ignorant. I or instance, what
others regard as obstinacy may ap
pear to ns but proper firmness, or per
haps fised principles. Men do not
alw ays know themselves.
I have seen an avaricious man who
called himself and who realiy thought
he was, liberal and benevolent, lie
had generousimpulsesand was always
going to do something ui Koine future
time. Tho only trouble was that he
had so many schemes for gain, so
many present uses fur his money, that
his generous plans were always in
tho futuro ana reeeeding. He loved
benevolence but he loved gain better.
Nothing could have surprised him
more, than ti be told ho was not a
liberal man. lie was and is ignorant
of his greatest lauit.
I kuox a woman who is nncharita
ble and severe; she speaks out just
what she thinks, aud so says a grenl
many hard things. Yet she dies not
mean to be harsh and hard ; she con
siders it only commendable frankness,
and would bo surprised and led to an
indignant denial, if she were told
that she disregarded the law of love.
She does not mean to do so; she has
kindness in her heart, bnt her severe
judgment is stronger than love.
1 know a person who is thoroughly
Bollish, and yet is exceedingly kind
to his own family or friends, and he
thinks lie does a grent deal for others.
But, indeed, he never puis himself out
of his way, aud what ho does, is done
lor those who are his own his second
self, lie would he astonUhod if you
would accuse him of selfi-hness.
Said my friend, "Tell me my greatest
fault, and sec if 1 do not know it."
''.No, you would nrt believe it, and
would only he di.-'.urhed ; you could
r-;iili null.in.r. m.,1 I i.!,nn!,l lint ct.in.l
fc ..
us wuii wiiii von.
Tlint is a hard case, if wo are not
oiily ignorant of our faults, but will
Cot bear to be ti'J thom. Then t lie
help lies intliis: There is Onowlio
si'tirclioth the lic.'trt." If wo truly
deire to be bettor, let ns epan li
Mti J try vv.r vr.ys mid turn nnlo tho
LorJ. Let us linnotly pray, "CI;in?c
Thou I'rjiu secret l:tu!ls."
I Lave f oon a lark rising from bie
beJ t.f rass and foarin; upwards
iiii"in( an lie rise, unit in honfa to '
ret to lioaven and ilir.'.b above the
iluiids ; 1'ut t tic )Kxir l a j was litaton
ba:7; w itli the liuiil sinsino; ol an oaa
tern Tvitiii, nnj Lis mo:ion made irrofr
nhr anj it'cottnut. doscenjoj irtfire
at cvtry liroath (' t Lc tomot than
all the vibrations cf Ms winjr firvid
to exult him, till t'.c little creatnrc
vt as li.rctil to fil dent n and part, end
f ny till the storm was overpast ; and
then it mndu a lirot-perous flight : fur
then it did rise and tinr, a if it had
lenrnea iiiumc nra notion lrom some
anppl as ho passed cotnetiine tl.ronli
the air. So is the prnycr cf the gimA
mnn when ttit.Ttrd I y any passion,
lie f;iin tronhl fenk tf (iiVl. and his
words are of thia earth, carthlv: he
would lo,. to his Maker, I ut he could ,
notlielp fleeing also thttt whiih dis-i
traeted him. and a tempest was raised !
at. a 1 ne man ovtrruii-ii; Ins j.raycr
w ii hroken, and his thoiilits -were
trouhled. and I. is words aM-endo.l to
the t loads, and the wanderinir of his
imatrination recalled them, and in all
the aetua;ir varieties of passion
they arc ne' er like to reach GoJ at all.
Lut he sits Lira down and rirha over
his infirmity, and f yes his thonuhts
vpon tl.inirs tihove. and Ior- ts nil lit
tle vain ii:isai'es f this jite, and Ida
fj'irit is leealined, and his "oul is j
ven and Mill, ai.d then it sofily and j
sweetly aend tt hearon on the'
Vin.-s (f ti c II V Pt.ro, and dwells!
with (iod. t l! it returns, I ko the use-!
ful her hi'id.'d with a .!c:ne and
1 1 p new J' heaven. Imilate the hirk.
VV ":
Trofrssitisa & business Cards.
D. W. HUTCHINSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
KlrarA. Ile C'k, F.
iKr-Speciel elleutica pell to Pankcnpt eeaea
betore ihe Remittor, footll I'tapd
FRANK BFVR E T T ,
ATTUiiXKV AT hk
Clearfield, Pa.
Offpfl on Second trt, villi Waiter IUrri'tt, T..
-t-JITior inali rrrirttuint- wiT h P. V.
HtiMiinKtT), Alton..? in V. P. Court,
who iiM hit" nffire in th unit town with th Rc
iriittrr io lUnkrnpter, at )irr.l, Erie co., I,, I
m jtrqtarf to take charge of oases io Hankroptcj.
CharM mmlerale. oct.Uf'7
ISRAEL TEST,
ATTOHXEY AT LAW,
Clearfield, Pa.
frOmc la tb Court Nona. Jyl I,'(7
JOHN H. RJLFORD
ATTOHXEY AT LAW,
Clearfield, Pa.
Offlee with 1. B. MrHnnlly, Esq., over Tint Na
tional back.
yPrompt attention givea to the eeuring
of Bounty. Clsim. Ac, and to all legal buiine.
March 2S. 87-ly.
WALTER BARRETT,
ATTOltXEY AT LAW.
Office on Boeond St., Clearfield, Pa. novSl,M
Win. A. Wallace. fa. I). Biffler.
J. lilake 1 altera. Frank Fielding.
WALLACE, BIGLER Sl FIELDING,
ATTOEXEYS AT LAW,
ticarlield.Pa.
sT Legal basinee of all kindi promptly and
accurately attended to. icayla.y
THOS. J. McCULLOUGH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OSee adjoining tbe Bank, formerly occupied by
J. U McEnally, Second St., Clearfield.
Sir-Kill attend promptly to collection, aale
of landa, Ac. ' lerl7.fi!
JOHN L. CUTTLE,
ATTOUXEY AT LAW
And Real I 'jute Agcut, Clearfield, Pa.
Ofljfe on Markrt rtreet, opposite the jail.
Itft-peetfufly offerp bit nrrricea in arTling
and buyiofr lanuc in ClfarnelJ aod adjoining
ecvootiea : aod with an eaperienre of over twenty
year af a narreTor, flatten himielf that be can
render eaupfartiun. fb:s.'Cl tf
WM. M. McCULLOUGH,
ATTORXEY AT LAW,
Cleat field. Pa.
Office on Market ptreet one donr east of the Clear
teid Kniniy Bank. mayt,'64
Juhn II. Orrla. C. T. Alexander.
ORVIS & ALEXANDER,
ATTOEXEYS AT LAW,
ItflUfonte, Pa. feeplJfS-y
F. B. REED, M. D.,
TnYSlCIAX AXD SURGEOX.
kSf'llrivinf remoTH. to tbe .t rridtBre of
Geo. J. Krier. d?rteJ, vr V Hliamfimtr.
P., offert hii firlpypion! ferrirn lotb peop)
of tbe om.oB'i.Dg couctrj.
DR. J. P. BURCHFIELD,
Lure ?arfPon of the 6Ji Bcf mnt, PeourrlTani
VfiQTiiier1 havini Tturnd froa thv Annj,
bf.trt hi rofci'ni it ices to tbt eilUen
of rieirfie-iJ ecantj.
JL-PruinftBiil rftUs prompt! j (tU4 to.
OGjee oo Second Lreot, formerly oocupird hj
tt. WmHu. fpr4.M-U
DR..
A- M. HILLS,
DENTIST.
Ofif? ectrow of Front ini MtrkM
, utTK:tc tie ClcaKirld ILm.v," CIcnTfirM,
J. BLAKE WALTERS,
SCKIVEXtK AXD COXVEYAXCEU.
Agent fur th Puicbae and Sale of Land,
t Ir.rfirld, Pa.
-?TPronirt attenr'en piven to a'l bonlne
connected with the erunty office. Offre with
Hn. Vm. A. W-nc! janl.'4-tf
LEVI F. IRWIN,
JUSTICE OF Til E TEACE
For L.wrrnre townhip.
ClcarOrld P. O , Clearfield Co., Pa.
r-Col.ectlon and rrmittuce jrr.mpt!y
m.de.
je:0,-7.
MA J. JOHN ROSS,
LICEXSED Al'CriOXEER,
Oetrnd P. Im C IrarDcld Co Pa.
r"Will attend promptly ta callirr Ven
doe. File of Keal Ertate, Ac, anywhere in
the eonaty. Terms moderate.
1111 tp., Jane to, 1M7 ly pd.
REIZENSTEIN BROS.,
MtDufriarrt f and Wiom1 Itten in
MEX AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
421 Market & 413 Merchant Street,
.ocrr:' vim.u.Fi.rmA. r.
FRANCIS COUTRIET.
MEKCUAXT.
Frenrhtllle Clearfield Cnonty, Pa.
Kp eoti-tTtnt'T on hr.l a full a.ortnjprt of
liry (toodn. Hardware, tirncerirn. and ererTtliinr
nnj!T k"i.t in a n'il rorr. wlnrh will 1 wild,
1 a. rhn.p a eh
hrrr in the county.
nrhvil!e, June 17. 1
STEETCH, EENICETT & Co.,
(Suwvcuwrf toPrirr T. WripM 4 Co,
iwoiitriiii or xn pc i.rr: n
DT.UGS AND MEDICINES,
. .to,
Erandics L Wines for Meo'ica! purposes.
.irir.'f: So. ' Market ?u rhilad'a.
moshannoiuakdT LUMBER CO.,
0.-CKU1.A Mi:.M HILL.",
4 r in! rrt
LUMKF.n, LATH, AM) TICKETS
n. ii. FHiu.iV'irciii). rrciiTt.
-lr-.t I'lv-e. n l.'i ;h U 1'hil'a.
J'1IN HTVM1K. Pir.'ria!cn.lmt.
Jr'.T.7 (lexenla Mill, llmrfi' H count;, fa.
1SG7 fall. J8G7
JAMES, IEKT, SANTEE & Co.,
Importers zzA Jobbers cf Dry Goods,
.. A Til N. ThiidSu,
I'lULAIKLl'lilA.
V. are tine prepare! with ear timal Mtcn.irr
.r-.l r. l:-.r.-.,-t to offer extra mtlnmetit
te CA.-H M i ns. anrll tf
t.iionvi: 11. T.r.iui.rAi v o..
riil!lphnrf, Ta.
Ap-tit for S.ijfrr' :i':n !ncl.ir.c.
rWe kp a fti'l -it t.'t of thi re'n.'Je
u hoM .f.ir" en hanJ, miti aril them at city
prif. r-nd I'T cinilii. drri'T-tl.
REUBEN HACKMAN,
Houss end Sign Palr.tcr and Paper
Hanger,
ClcarfirM, I'cna'a.
Wit! eTerar il in hi line frowf end
ta a worka.nlikc Banner. aprt.ST
"JAS. C. BARRETT,
JUSTICE Or 1 11 K PEACE
I.therhur, C 1 car fit Id rv, pa.
irn4t.iiin:l kibdj of lrJ ifinntrBntf txmr4
ck rat" z e rIT s o nT
it II I! (. .1 A N T $ ,
ruLre ta
Dry Gvis O.hicjr, Hardware,
CatuTT, Brearwa re. ttr.iic, rri.i!ar asi
i f--;t
1 AaadtB.
declVte-tf,
1 Ptrw't!
Tfiiii'i
GREAT EXClTEMENTlltlCBIAISO JIOSSOl,
On f-Eoosn tkfft, O.eaiifif.i.p.
NEW GOODS AT LOW FBICES.
rptlK nndertlimed reepeetnilly Inella tba at
I totion of the rmMie jrenernllr to their
tliieodid aMonmant of aerehaade, whtrh they
are bow Kliinf
AT VERY LOW PRICES.
Their I lock eoniliU in part of
Dry Gowls of the Best Quality,
Such ai Prlnti. Te Lainet, A 1 piece;. Merino,
tiinrhamp.MusitofilMeacbed aad vnhleaeb'
ad,) l'rilline;.. Ticking., cotton and
wol Flannel. SatiiHtte.CaPpitoerap,
Cottnnade, Ladiei' 8bawis,
Itabiat A Hood., Balmoral
and Hoop Kkirte, e
Also, a flsa artment of Men' Drawer and
Shim, liaU t Cap, Boot A Shoe,
all of which
WILL BE SOLD LOW FOR CASH.
Hardware, Queensware, Glassware,
Groceries and Spices.
IXSHORTA GEXEBAL ASSOItTMEXT
Of CTerything wpually kept In a retail (tore, all
CHEAP FOR CASH or approrad country pro
daea. A. K. WRIGHT 4 EOXS.
Clearfield, Ko. 7, 167.
i. i. aurraa
oao. at. aaarLaia.
HOFFER & HERTLEIH.
liarlliauH Awake.
Kew and Cheap Cixxla at Tear Home.
TUB ritixcBf of Kirthan cd ficinitj art
herrT Botifiti tbat wo hart bow cptntd
iturt in KARTllAl'K, wbert tt bartvrrrTthitig
gfDeraUy k?t in a oouatry aturt, incluliaf
FLOUR AND FEED.
Which we will tell low for euh or la eichange
fr LI SILL R.
ADVANCES OF GOODS, FEED,
e, made on aceoont of FQTARE TIMBER,
which we will eitber aell on eommieeioo, or buy
at flxei rate.
COrXTKT FKOPtTE Ukea at tho highat
market priea for good.
li.'FFKR k IIERTL1I5.
Earthaaf, Oct. 31, 18fi7-Hm pd
New Store in Madera.
2IESSRS.J. FOMiESTd- SOX
"WTOVW reepectfully Infjrai th foHlic that
they hare jart opened, in MAIiKUA,
Clearfield coontr, Fa., aa entire aeer stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Which in 7 eavrt prepared to nil at chtap tu tbt
chIaaMet
Thir itork eoniied la p&rt of
Dry Cootls of the Eost Quality,
fuch aa Atpacca, Delanea, Piinta, Vuilin.
Catures, Satinet, aad Flannel.
Pt-ady - MaJe Clothing,
Of th het quality, tat-h al Coat. Pant, Teita,
Orercoata, Oeerall, Shirts, Cellar, Ac
Boots, Shoos and Gaiters,
Ala of fh eery heat Quality.
A complete ftock of Groceries.
la hort eTerrthiut anally kept la a country
tore.
Consumers, Look to Your lntercst3
Call and eaaanine ear tock and pricea before
parchaiinf eleewhera,
LUMBER AND GRAIN
Of all kind taken ia exchange fur feed.
-Reaeailer the place, Madera, Clf.rlcid
coanty, Penn'a.
J. FORREST A EON".
October II, If 67 If.
JEW STOLE A'D NEW GOODS'
JOS. SHAW & SON
liars just opened a
New STOtc, on Main St., CLEikntto, Pa.,
lately occujiied bjr Wm. F. 1UWIN.
Their atock cornUti of
Gko ii:t of the brt quality,
QlXENSWARE, TeOOtS Ufld SllOC?,
and ererj article DPceeearr Tor
one' cororort.
Call and examine our ttock before pur
chasing eUaaibere. May 0, lSOG-tf.
This Way, Gentlemen !
me ta asa aiAaxa roa
Flour, Feed, Groceries and Provisions,
la the brick hs'ld'mi; kaowa aa the "Carlisle
prcrrty" la
nilLirMlUKv.. PA.
i"Coitfident of giTing aii.fclioa to our
cml. mrr, are, thereljre, refpecifullf eolicit a
liheral ahere of patronace.
Jons P. MAC LAT 1 C.
rhi'.irharf. Ortcber 10, HS7 J.
SOMETHING NEW!
FLOUR AND FEED STORE
I
WOn.D armource to the eitiiena of ClearAcld i
and tSe enn.uri'l nf cuntrr tiiat t have
cjicacd a Fl.Ol U AM) 1 F.l.li t-It'l.H oa
si:co.rn smrcT,
Opposite the F.trlinc, where I intend to keep
e.ntantlj oa hard a full epeortramt of
Fleur, Pork, Bacon, Ch.ip, Oats, Corn,
Aed all k.i ,1 of Ferd. whi'h I wilt ttl cheap th'se af acy ether eibihaienL For the eo.
f..r eh. or io etrhange f .r CHINtJI.K. eenience ef tlnreS.ie.be ba opened a sales-
l.CXlPrr.MVN will eruH their intereet he ,'' '"Nr. Bridge's Teiluring enahlirhment.
g;ring Re a call evl. ra thT fit elecwhere to par- ' M"k' "reel, where al: cau be arcotnuie
rh!. their iip,.!.e, a ait arranarmenta are ,,"t "ho nat faeor bim with a call. He he
peH.-t. ard am ete to her etrn Hung ta my '. ""d a "uperior article of CMKn iNG
line at the tnweet wirb r-iee. " ' S?loK IN Tobacco, ta whl'h he IttTites
1 1 t.M'ER I)ENXIX0. I lhf alt.ntion of all "lorcra of tho weed."
(!( id. Julr 11, ls.;. Haaana Cigar for 10 ecnla.
; 'prwM-a and abdnaulnal tapportr of erery I
A aiaa Ol lae sawn laaprereaarata, for (ale all
tba Irag tyri af
AiAkI9WICa A UtWIS.
r- it a t i n i n
rOEEIGN & DOMESTIC GOODS.
MI'SMNS
1KMINF.S
at
at
at
Hrnarition
hennatiiiii
Krn'itlion
pne
(rieew
jirioei
ALl'ACAS
at
SetiMlion
pne
,luit rpe,il t MtiS-SOI'S'
GIXrtHAV18 at Keneation frier
CHINTZ
at
t
at
l
Seneatina
Srncatioa
Henalien
Senxittinn
pneca
pt ten
jiriext
pricea
PKIXTS
(.LOVES
CKAVATS
al uossurs'
5enaliob prio
SIIAWW t
HON SETHI at
tt-nalion
S'Ditioa
COI.OREH)
MI'Sl.lNS 1
at
price
All to be had t MOSSOrS
MX EX t
CKASII t
CTKTAISS at
lAHLECLOTIiatU
FUISOB t
8tiaatina
pricea
pricna
pricea
pricti
Sfi)tion
8enaiioQ
Senaalion
bensAiinn
price
at MOSSOW.
LACE t Senaation pricea
HOSIERY at henaahon pricea
ItlllHoNS at Senaalion pricea
THIilMlXQS
ol all kindn & V at
Senaalion pricea
io any quan'ty J
Alwavaonoanu at jiuwui o .
CASS I M EKES t
SA1TINETS at
TWEEDS at
JEANS at
VEST1X0S at
SHIRTINGS at
eua.')llon
Sanaation
8enaation
Sensation
pricea
pricea
pricea
pricea
Henatinn
Sensation
pricea
pricea
at JiQUSOrif.
CLOTHING aicbl
as Coata, Fails,
Vests,
Voder Shirk,
Flannel ShirU,
Hoots, Snrea,
(lata and Cul'S.
at tenaation price
How fur aale at 3I0SS0FS'.
n A R D W A K E 1
audi asSaws.naila
Forks, Knives,
at aenaalioo-
price
Spike, Uingea, J
at MOSSOFS'.
LIQCOKS. aacU
aa Wine, HmnJv,
Gin, Wblskey,
Cojrnac, etc., etc.,
Fl;Uri'S, ntcb aa
I'rune. Eaieina,
Figs, Fllberta, etc.
GUOCERIES, ay
Flour, llimi,
ShouldHra, Supur,
MolaaHs, Cotlee,
Tea, C r a c k e ra,
Spicea, Candln,
at acDaation price
al acoaatton price
at MOSSOFS'.
at lenaatioD price
(Joul Oil, etc., etc
Alirav at MOSSOrS'.
BIACK1SQ
IKil'IX
row DEB
shot
LEAD
at
at
at
at
ut
at
(mat 1011
ken nation
acnalion
arniiiion
aetteation
e'iitiori
pnoo
jiricee
price
jiricM
prioea
orieo
CATS
At lh tore of RICHAKD MOSSUP.
MUbSOP
Attcnrn kep on liand a lull
ansnrtmcnt of all kind ofiroocU i-pouiied
fur tbe accomraodatiua ol tlift puMic.
July 2. 1S
FJtESU AKU1VALS
AT THE CHEAP fcTORK OF
EDWARD W. GRAHAM
Spring Coodtv Now and Very Cheap !
TyE andenifaad reepectfulle aaoooncea to
the fihlie thil hce I bow openinc as
citcniive atrortmeat of STRING i0.'lil, at
tbe aid aland in Gtkham'a acw huildiPf, which
be effpr Is aril at exceedinglj low price, con
lidcricj their cot, tcr caeh or appro red couotrji
produce.
His Stock of Dry Goods cannot be
Surpassed.
Cnttoner ran thro Und Callcoc with ft col
or Moulin, tlelainei, Lawn, Cloth, Caji
eret. Veiling, Ladiei' Ehawla, Ornta' Shawl,
Hata and Cap, Best and Kboea, Carpet, and
Oil Clutha.
Eii Stock of Taney Goodi it Uoex
amiled in Etjls and Variety,
Emlraeing Notioot, Scarf, Read net, Keek
tie, Satchel, Port Moanaie, Brnihet, Photo
arapbie Alburn. Pipes, Tobacco and Seger,
Perfaatery of all kind, ar anything alt la th
Sotioa Una.
Also, HARDWARE, QUEENS
WARE, GROCERIES,
TROTISIONS!
All of the beet quality, and eelerted with (pedal
regard to th trade ef CirarSeld county !
EDWARD W. Ci HA II AM.
Clearfield. MnT II. 1.1T.
The Ecst in tho Market I
BUCK Iati:.i.I.
Equal to th pure Englirh article. In on to
twenty pound package.
A krg aefortnent of
CCLOIiKDrA INTS IN OIL AND
2) A'l'. LI.XSEFn OIL,
TcnrnxriNE.
ll'UTTV.
VARNISH OF THE EHST QUALITIES,
Aad a ana aaorttaeat of
VAESISH A5D PAIST EHUSHES.
Jolt reeeired and for ala by
WM. M. k A.
Oct. !, 17.
I
SHAW,
Clear6eld, Pa.
AD0LP1I SCHOLPP
MinnfaotuiTr of rntrl Wholesale tod Retail
lH-ulfT in
TORACrO & HGARN
ci.KRnru rEWA,
I) F. rrCT! I l.LT aennance that he ha re.
k, ceettj Cfitntreneed the above buiHne in
I icarfteld, and solicits a hare of patronape.
Ui cigars ar aiade f th Terr bcl tobacco,
and in nyle cf tnanafa'ture will compare with
aierraant and I'ealer tbrcntnoat tba eoaaty
rut pl.fd at U lwat wholeado pricea.
11 and aaaaaiaa hia aoaoA whea eon aerna ko
I CUaarasW. ftotrt.af
KlaYSTOi: ntoki:
SECOND STKKET, CI.F.AHEIEI.n, I'A.
Dry Goods I Dry Goods I
Dry Goods! Dry Goods I
DKES8 GOODS & TRIXIMIXOS!
Cloths, Cassimeres, Tweeds it Vesting?,
Bhakcr, Opera, Drew, Rhtrtina-, Red, lllue, Yel-
low and W h it It LA K St LB.
Illeecbed and nnhleachcd MUSLIN'S, In all
width and qualiiloi.
TABLE LINES, TOWELS A NAPKINS,
HOOP & BALMORAL SKIRTS
In great variety.
611AWLS t WOOLEN GOODS IS EVERY
STYLE.
Ladies' Coats, Gentlemen's Furniuli-
mg Goods,
Thread and Sewing Silk, all kind and color ,
Window Kh.de, Fioor and Table Oil OF lit;
Cords, leaee!, tltiae and Connterfanae,
Ulofe. lluiiery, Collar, Cuff, hib.
bona, liraida, and an aadleu
variety of email ware and
fancy article.
LADIES', MISSES', AND CHILDItEX'S
SHOES, A LARGE ASSORTMEXT.
All or which will ba fold
1&-Z01Y FOR CASU.-H
Call and examine our itackbefore making your
purchue eUewhere, aa we feel arcured that wa
can pleaae is both quality and piice.
It will ha oar aim to make th "Keyitone" the
proper place to buy Dry Good.
KIVLIXG k SHOWERS
CIc.r5.ld. Sept. 20, '7-tf
CLEARFIELD STORE,
Near rhiliiishurg, Tena'a.
William W. Bctta
(Ktirge L. Reed
John F. TTcaver.
V'iliiam I'owt-ll.
V. IV. I5KTTS & Co.
(Fuceeaaora to kl union A Hoop)
TTAVE jml recelecd a targe and well (elected
XX. 'lk of all kind of Uovd, uch aa
IjEY GOODS, CLOTHING,
Boot and Fkne, Ilat and Caps, Kotioas, Hard
are, Ulaas. Kails, Oils, Paiata, Queenawara,
tlroceriei, Fluur, llacon, rood, Ac, which Wi
aia oOcring at greatly
REDUCED TRICHS FOR CASH,
Or la szebanga for Ll'MBEB and SHINGLES
TTa latecl to snak It to the adrantag of th
TIMI1ER MEN
In th lower end of Clearfield county and oa
Clcarneld Croek to get their eupplie Irnoi thi
point; being oa the Jin of toe Jiailroad. w
can uil got'dt on better terns than at any point
m L icerbcld eounty, and we are aetliLg oar etock
at such price as to mak it an object to tho
buying to buy from us.
AiVAKcxa or okv3, feed, ac,
Mao oa account of Syl'AIlK TIMBER, which
wa will either aell on eummiselon, or buy at
nxca rates.
TCall and see If our pood and price don
run the time. w. w. llhlli A CO.
Htv Phili4burg. Koc. 5, lon.
T7LOLi of different brands can be
x.
Lad at all time, at rcry low prices, at the
CLEARFIELD STORE,
novi-tf Konr rhilipshurg. Pa.
GOODS, NOTIONS, ic, i
great rariety, at th loweat price for cash, at th
' CLEARFIELD STORE,
norS-tf Rear Philipiburg, Pa.
ALT, by tlio sack or load, clienpe
than ran b bad anywhere le, al tha
CLEARFIELD STORK,
no5 tf
Near Pbitipahurg, Pa.
pALL i EXAMINE THE STOCK
of Oeodt bow selling at tha
CLEARFIELD STORK,
aorS.tf Kear Philipahnjg, Pa
li 1G II EST PRICE paid in Good
11
or Cath for Lumber and Shingles, at th
CLEAREIELD STORE,
ovJ-'f Kear 1'hilipaburg, Pa.
IIE CnEAri'.ST GOODS, of all
kind, ara to be had at the CleardcM Store.
W. W. PETTS A CO.
Kear Philipaburg, Pa., Vtr. i, lSrtfl tf
JICIIARD
UOSOP JS NOW
Selling, at half their uiual price,
DRESS GOODS,
CLOAKS AND SHAWLS,
RROWN SHEETINGS,
FLANNELS AND BLANKETS,
WOOLEN GOODS,
HOSIERY,
a
MEN'S CLOTHING,
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING Good
LADIES' HOOTS AND SHOES,
GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS AND SI10I
BOYS' do do
noor SKIRTS,
BALMORALS,
LAMES' COLLARS AND CUFFS,
RAISINS AND CURRANTS,
BROOMS AND TUBS,
CANNED FRUITS,
BEEF AND PORK,
FLOCK AND FEED,
L.ci p- c:
LIVERY STABLE.
THE andcMigned bee Veaeeto inform the pnh.
lie that he is now tulW prepared tn areonntio
onte all iii the wot of lunmliinr llnreea, lliai;ii.a,
bed. Ilea and Hnrr.ee., on the h rl..t not.rte and
on reai:Kle tcettta. Rca.enoeon LcaH etici'l,
between Thtni and Fourth.
t.io. W. 6EARUART.
eawfrata, Altrn 11, 1SHT.
JUatduarf, 5"liuvntf, Ctr.
NEW HARDWARE STORE
rhiliptbarf. Centre County, Pa.
G. II. ZElGLElt & CO.,
DEALERS IN
Foreign & Domestic Hardware,
WOOD, WILLOW. & TIN WARE,
Stoves, Oils, Paints, Glass, &c, Sic,
rPUE attealloaof Mechanics, Builder, Farm-
X ara, Lumberman, and Buyers generally, is
Inrlied ta th fai t that wa are offering a better
asrortroent of good In onr Una than can bs
found tlrewbero In this part of tbe Stat, at
Frioei to Salt the Times-
Our slock eontprlses a general assortment of
Tool and Materials uned by Carpenter, Black
smiths, Carriage and Wagon Maker, Ac, with a
large atock of
7ron, Nails, Steel, Spikes, Mining
Supplies, Saddlery, Hope, Chains,
Urtndstones, Circular, Mill
and Cross-Cut Saws,
ENAMELED, FINISHED & PLAIN
I10LLOW WAKE, CABLE
CHAINS,
ard, Linseed, Coal, Lubricating and
Fish Oils,
TURPESTIXE,
BEXZIXE,
VABXIiHES,
COAL OIL LAMPS AKD LASITUXS.
An sicellent assortment of Fin Cullerr, com-
priainr
KNIVES,
1 UKhS,
DESK I IT. TEA, &
SCLS-SOPuS,
IlAZOIiS, Ac.
TABLESPOONS,
BRITANNIA k SILVER PLATED
WARE.
TIN WARE IN GREAT VARIETY AND
BEST MANUFACTURE.
Household, Horticultural, Farming and Rafting
Implements of tbe lateit xd moat
improved patarns.
Blacksmiths can he supplied with Anvlla, Bel
Iowa, Vioea, 6iedraa, Hammers, Horse
and Mule choos, Uoroe Kails,
and all kinds of iron
and EuieL
Carpenters and Cuilders will Bod la our eeteb-
liahmcnt a superior tock of Planet, Saws,
Augurs, Ilatcheti. ingle, double hit and
pealing A ice, Hammers, Chltels,
Filea, Hinges, Screw, Bolts,
Locks, Pulleya, Sash, Cord,
Ac, Ac, Ac
Farmer and Raftmea will End everything in
theit line, and cheaper than eaa ba
had elsewhere.
. Fartieular attention la tnv!ted to our
stock ef Sieves, comnrialni; r-near's celebrated
Ann null, took and I'arlor htoves of all aisea.
Also, lbs Niagara Cook. Parlor Cook, IJrtlliant.
Dawn, Dew Utop, Arctic, and Common bgg,
I'ucaci, o.
All of the above goods will be sold cheap
for rash.
G. II. ZEIGLER k Co.
Philipaburg, Oct. 10, ls7-1y
Down I Down 1 1
THE LAST ARRIVAL
AXD OF COlTvSE TnE CIIEArEST I
A Proclamation against High Prices
lE are now opening up a bit of the bet and
moat seasonable tiiH.Ja and Hares ever
oflrrcd in this market, and at price that remind
one of the good old tiny of cheap tliinga. Ihoae
who lack faith upoa thi point, or deem aur alia
gallon uperlluoue, need nut
r.if.i, .it oin sTonr,
Comer Front and Market streets.
Where they can see. feel, hear and know for them.
arlvea. In fully umlccland what ereoheap roods,
thi muat be done. We do not deem it neoeaaary
to enumerate and itcniisc our Hock. It is enough
for ua to state that
We lave Everything that is Neoded
and conaumed in this market, and at rrioos that
aetonirh both old and yonnp.
divlu JOt-LTlI S!1W A FOX.
cheap" furniture. "
JOHN GULICII
DSSIKKS to Inform his old friends and ana.
tomera, that having enlarged his shop and
increased hi facilitie lor niaauiartnring. h I
now prepared to make to order nch Furtiitura a
may b draired, in good atyle and at aheap rate
for CASH. He generally baa so band, at his
Famitura rooms, a varied assortment of ready,
made furaltura, among which ara
UUREAVS AND SinE-ROARDS.
Wardrobes and Ilook-Caeaai Centra. Rofa, Parlor,
Ilreakfasi and Iining Eateusioa Tables; Com.
nioa, French-poet, Cottage .Jenny Ltnd and ether
llrd.tea.l. i prist of all binds, W ork-ttanda,
Ut racks. Wsah-stands; Kocking and Arm
chairs t spring-seat, cane bottom, parlor, com.
mon and other Chetr ; Looking-tllasaes of every
description on hand ; and new glasses for old
frames, wbtrh will he put in oa very reasonable
terms on shortest notice, lit also keeps on hand
or furnifhee to order, Corn-huek, Hair and Cotton-lop
Mattresses.
Coffins of Every Kind
Made to order, and funerals atteaded with a
lleara whenever deelred. Also, Hows Painting
done ta order. Tha eubteriher also manatee
turee, ard has eonatanily on band, Clement's
Patent Washing Machine, tbe beat now in nee !
Thoae aalng this machine never need be with
out clean eloiael He alio ha Fiver' Patent
I barn, a swportor article. A family aalng this
Churn aever need be without butter !
All the ahov and many other articles ara fur
niahed to ouati.mera cheap lor Caaa or exchanged
for approved eountry peduea. Cherry, Mapl,
Poplar, Linwood and otiar Lumber tuliahle for
Cabinet work, ukea ia lobar, ge fur furnilu--.
r-Remember the hrp la on Market Hreet,
Clearfield, la, and laoarly opposite the'-Old Jew
f"re." JOU.N tJlLlCU.
November Jn, laftl y
ll.ANKl:Ial Itl.ANKI 1U
XJ Unia markets bray Hiankete and
kite lllanketa at rengi-ed pricea. at .
"'a !!K,INB STORK, I
tha DEMOCRATIC Al.M AKAflTonW
ewutw. Evwry wesat rWM hv ire, eg
DEAL'S
LATE rOW EL'S LMLT.OCATICU.
For all diacae In. ider.t t'. tl-.rf C.tt
liumaa le.h, reiiirn
rairrt.al epp.
1 th nrt ..t ea
i'-alK.a.
flMIHliew Coirp'.uad pre arrd h a prartita)
ti.rtui!, bating a lull ki,..w,l. , , Ul
aiclica. tiniica ol ei-n inKicillent that ti.it., (
into It compi.aill.in. ia wan.l.t. l tuesned eat.
thing ol the kind eter yet ollired to tl.a Put,iM
e'en rii.rnal ap.li.tlun l"t the dieeaaea q
which It la rc,Biuienltd H are aeti.tud that
It will wk ita owd road Into the enfl!enee ..f
all who ua it, and thoao who try it oat an
never he without It, and therefore wa re!y oa
eperlcnce aa the heat teat of It oaf fnltie.. I,
la pronounced br Farrier, and all wba bee triad
it, to b th beat applioatioa ater aaed. Thi
Kmbn.cti.n baa been put up fur over elthi
years, and it I only through I he inert a, Io w.
aiand and arirent requeat of my friend aod lb
Pul.liO that I acrid It forth aa the grand reuirdia
airent lor te rarions dieae ta which that
nol.le and uaeful atitual, the herio, U sulject
Many remedies have been offered to th Pah.
lie under different forms, soma of the are ia.
jtrlnu, othet at beat of little a, and many
wholly Improper to natter th parpoM for wkub
they are romaindd.
A Judiclouand really asefal eompositioa, free
from tho objection, has therefore long beeo
desired by many gentlemen who bavd eaiaehlr
hor, and ara unwilling to trait them to Ik
care of deaigning and pretended Farrier. Their
wiihe ara at length fully grattned, bjr (br.
Bealel being prevailed upon to allow thia valaa-
bla Embrocation (wfa.eh ha pro red to edcaeust
to th varioa diaeaaee) to b prepared aad
brought out to tha public
Thi Embrocation wa eiteniiroly aaed bv
tha tinvernment during the war.
For sals by liartawiek A Irwin, Clearfield.
Joseph H. Irwin, Curwomvilla. faniel UoooV
lander. Lu:liersbarg.
Address all order to
I)H. EDMUND BE ALE,
apr4,fl7-1y d(12 South Second St., I'bilv, Pa.
ITCH ! ITCH ! ! ITCH ! !I
SCRATCH! SCRATCH!! SCRATCH!!!
In from 1 to 4H Hours,
WhaaUm'a Ointment cures Tha Itch.
Wheaton's Ointment cures Salt Rhoonu
Wheaioa'a Ointment care Tetter.
Wbeeion' Ointment euros Barber' Ink,
Wbeaten'a Ointmeut cures Old Sore.
Wheatuna Ointment cure Every kind
ef ilumor like Magie.
Price 40 cent a buz ; by mail, 6 it cent.
Addreti WfcKKS A POTTER, No Mtl Wail.
Inglon treet, Button, Mnea, Vm ale by Ilarta
wirk A Irwin. and by all Itrurciat. ('.' 'Itl-l.
Dt.AI' Mr, IJ.IlidiiCs cud Catarrh
treated with the utnui.t iqwi., I;v J,
ISAACS, M. b., Oeculit and Aarist, Ifonojalvof
U-vJru, Ilolliind.) No. xj Ar.-b Mroct, 1'uiiWa.
Teatifnnnia) fruin the most reliable enure.', in ths
city snd country a ho seen at his office- Ins
OH'.iical fiu'iilty arc invited to accompany their
patirrtB,Be he hae no secret in biapraetioe. Aru
ticial Kra iiiecrtcd without pain. 1.0 charge far
esannnationa. aiw ly
DREXEL L CO.,
Xo. 34 Huutb Third Street, PliUadelp
And Dealers in Government Securities.
Application by mail will receive prompt steee
tion, and all information cheerfully iuruiibcd,
Ordere aolicited. aprll-tf
J. I. M Oirk. Edward Pcrkl.
EAKHNQ k COLLECTION HOUSE
OF
McGI R.K Si, PERKS
Bucecifor to Foster, Perk a. t Co,
Phlifphbur, Ohtre Coon tit , Pi.
"lirHKl.E ll tbe hwiiori! of a I'.4uikiiiP Hom
f f will tc traoNute J priiinpllj ftud opoi Uh
id ott favur&Mtt trrmjv marT-tf
County National Bank.
CLEAKFir.U, TA.
THIS Bark is now open and ready for bavt
nosc OSie on Second itreat. ia tha bait,
iog formerly occupied by Leonard. Finney A Ca.
ntaamtna Ann ovetevna.
JAS. B. GK A HAM, KICHAKlt ETtiT,
VTM. A. WALLACE, VM. P0KTE1,
A. K. W KIUllT, GEO. L. KEUO.
P. W. KOORE, JAS.T. LEOKARD,
ju?S,"MJ Caehier.- Prcaid.at.
Clearfield County Bank.
THE Clearfield County Bank a as incorpora
ted institution has gone out of eziFteare by
tiie surrender af its charter, on May 13, lstii,
All its stock is owned by th subscribers, was
will eontinue the Banking builneas at tbe anas
place, as private Bankrra, tinder the Ursa nan
of the "Clearfield Cunnty Bank." We art ra
tponiilile for lb dchta ol lb Hank, and will yiy
it note on demand at lb eouater. PepMh
rectived aad interett paid when money i lafUer
a filed lima. Papor diacounred at ii pereeat.
a keretofnra. Cur peraoaal n-rposuibiltty la
pledged for all lioposita raccivea and bo.iacai
tran icted. A continuance of the liberal pat.
ronage of the buainaaa men of tha eoaaty ia ra
apevltully eoltci'ed. A Preeident, Caahier and
oficert af the lata Clearfield Coonty Bank, we
reuuir lb now of said Bank te be pretested
for redemption.
JAS. T. LKONARD, RICEARD 8 HAW,
WM. POUTER. JAS. B. GRAHAM,
A. K. W B.IUI1T, a. L. tt RED,
WM. A. WALLACE.
The hualnea of th Bank will be conducted by
John M. Adams., Kaq., aa Cashier. jun2S,'6S
UisrrUanrous.
ritlladrlplila & j:ric Railroad.
WINTER fniE TABLE.
Throorh and direct route between Philadelphia,
Belli mora, Uerrishurg, WilliamsporCy
and the
Great Oil Region of Pennsylvania.
ELEGANT SLEETING CAES
On all NlKht Trains.
ON and afler MONDAY, KOV. 5S, 1?C7, tbe
trains on the Philadelphia A Erie Bail
Uuad will run as f.-llnwi. t
c.twnril.
Mall Train leaves Philadelphia. 11 IS t. V.
Po do .St. Mary's- J.ls P. M.
Fo arrive at L'ie u (i(i p, Jl.
rta ktpreaa leaves r'liildlpbia.....li.tiOncos.
ru 'o.....itu M.rjs S. is A.M.
I'e Jirrive at Erie t 15 A M.
I nat Mud.
Mall Train leaves 1 ne 10 IS A. K.
Pe do M. Nary' .i p. M.
I'o arrive at Philadelphia. I.oo A. U.
Erie Express leaves Erie 4 S.. p. M.
Io d St. Msry's......l.'V P. M.
I'o arrive at Philadelphia 1 .1)0 P. M.
Mail and Express connect with all trains oa
tha War re a A Franklin Ketlwav. Pa-eengen
leatitg 1'biladelphia at IJ.Otl M. arrive al
Irvinston at tfl a m aad Oil Ci'y at .iip.m.
Leaving Philadelphia at 11 OJ p. ta., arrive at
Oil City at i.S.S p.m.
All train on Warrn A Franklin Pailwty
make elore ennnectien at Oil City with train
for Franklin and Petroleum Centre. Ilaggsg
cnecaea tnrougn. ALFHED L. TVI.EIt.
' "enerwl huperinleadent.
Origin and HiEtory of the Books of
the Bible.
t raor. oaLvta t stowi, t. .
VW ORK of rare va!ue, and an almot Indis
pensable companion ol the llihle. ihewing
wLat the lhble is not, what it la. aad aawtoai
It : answenrg all tbe objections to its antheoti.
elly urged by modern InGdels. and treeing Ins
aathority of each hook up to its inspired eaiher.
giving a vast amount of Information beretofor
locked up ia very rare and costly Tetanies. oik
ing one of the mo.t popular hooka ever publiabed.
KstKI AucnteW klitpKlperlenred aft
cleriymen, ladle, nkool teachers and ether
should send at once lot eireuters giving farthtt
information. Addrets,
ZEltiLKR, MrCrilDT A Ca.
Sfr?" dm HM Cheatnul at., Phil a,
Allenlionoldiers.
EQUALIZATION OF BOUNTY.
( l.t. taOMnr.lt w tiK I'Uti.'fia.tVl are
I J V entitled to an IXt lH.AM I) llt'l'MV -
ondor.icne.1 is rrcnarod to collect all sack
Pounllc. 0 Well a the ItoTr&wd vtav to Soldier'
M idows. All inqntriea and e.tiiiiiunie'on M'
twered promptly, ltiarhargee receiptee, lor. F
Ofl.ce a.hireae, trwwiitvill, Pa.