Clearfield Republican. (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, March 19, 1868, Image 4

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    REPUBLICAN.
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.rm of Subscription.
lBe.,orwlthi tlirmoolh...f J 00
three end besom hi month..,. 1 (0
r th ipuatioa vf sia aioatks... 00
vTn.sov. owr foremen, is authorised
t moory ptd into lh ofno on awuuut
ia, advertising. Job work, Ac, in our
HSU. 3. UOUULANlllUl,
Editor end Proprietor,
T:::::::::::::!::::t:Marcli 19, 1808.
of our readers ffho desire to
fonielhiritf profitable ilioulii
. Lash & Go's, ndvertisomeot.
vry aud Straw Goode full
U ertiuement in this Usuo by
asen, 218 Arcli street, Phil.
. X Lundell prefer dealing in
ds at fair prices. This is a
'.i house of long standing, and
tired an enviable reputation,
vterlisement in this iosue. "'
Id seem by the Journal of
y as though its editor had
J Republican on the brain.
J 'eat-on, we can stand all such
1 Tt Fishor bombardments.
C IT:,
We
,-S t
ir.
ow ;
Lo i
m.L
s! - '
11 the attention of our read-
card of Jos. H. Jones, Esq.,
j of Kylertown. , Mr. Jones is
spared to accommodate thoso
y lavor htm with a call. Our
3ien will find Mr. Jones' a first
ce to "tie up.".'
jrtiniekcs. Oar lumbermen
.pleased to learn that Mr.
C. Wilkins, the gentlemanly
.Lendont of the Bald Eagle Tal
i Tyrone k Clenrfied Rail-ltoads,
arranged it that a train leaves
i Javen at 6 o'clock in the morn-
; i runs through to rhilipsburg
! a ne day by6 45 in the evening,
i.' ! ope lh "machine" will also be
re- d, so that oar people cn paw
om I'liilipuburg to Lock Haven the
i iv: i! day. .
T10K Sali For the Ladies, on
7i i day afternoon. From many rv
:u .(' we have dot aside Thursday
. i xri to sell upecially to the ladies.
' v ill then sell lac s, riLbons, ho
cry. gloves, and ladies' fancy goods
ally. Men, bring your wires,
are the best judgos of dry goods.
II: W. SMITH.
: Vntquat Taxation.
nation or people can long he
ul, prosperous and happy, where
arden of taxation is unequally
; whore the many are heavily
for the benefit of the few., borne
j most bloody and terrible revo
a that have ronvulned the hn
of the earth, have been occa-
, 1 by the grievous burdens which
i :im has borne to the exemption
t other class. Men will not long
peaceably the unequal and un
burdens which belong alike for
lear. Our revolutionary fath
ould not suffer tbeinsolvos to he
uully taxed, and made to bear
adjust burdens that the mother
:,ry attempted to impono npon
; heuce the war, Aenct) our ua
1 independence. And it is a tnor
rtainty that the descendants of
an anceHlry, with surh an heroic
-pie before tbem, will not long
l a like injustice. The public
i is already beginning to be eeri
f agitated on the subject of une-
! taxation; and it roust and will
: ure intensely agitated until jus
is done.
HwiiliHtanding all the reasons
can be urged in favor of the ex
g stale of things, still it never
be just that one man shall be
ed by law to pay heavy taxes
very dollar of Li property, while
oighbor, herhape far more wcal
iiiid prosperous, is by law entiro
ompt from taxation, except pos-
a poll tax, because his property
i government bonds paying six
cut. in gold. There can be no
lity of rights or privileges in the
bat because one citizen hu his
vty in a jarra or merchandise,
: ould be compelled to pay not on-
!:ia just proportion of taxes, but,
others, in like circumstance.,
Jib takes of his neighbor holding
criy paying far groater interest,
entirely exempt from taxation,
ch enjoying all the privileges of
overnment. It is junt and right
.-ach and every man should pay
"portion to that w hich he re
. A wrong can never beoome
iiL ho logic, no legislation, can
make that which is in itself a
.; or injustice, a right and just
r legislators cannot long ignore,
for be blind or deaf to this thing;
must meet it and settle it upon a
i equal basis. The gen ins and
' of our free government demand
bere shall be no privileged elaa
I nhall enjoy alike, all shall boar
The best interest of all, nnd
foty and permanence of ourfree
Mo .institutions, alike demand
I property, whatever form it
'ak, shall pay iU just and equal
ti f taxation. Public justice,
piospcrity, public safety, and
permanency imperiously do
1 hut there shall be cqualiration
ation; that government bonds
be no exocptiou to this princi
public jumice and socurity.
zialc Journal.
American Free Trade League,
hC'nllen Bryant is President,
isingin numbers and influence
rapidity which muni alarm the
iff men.
re were three hundred and
r-three failures in January, ag-
S,000,000. Things are get-
g'ed ,
ihnusutid Mornioii are tnilo
"jurninir iu New York. No
ifiojimcnts are more freqnnt
Itoronfh TVnrM Ofticrr.
The billowing is an olhYial list of
all l!i horongh and township oflicom
elected in t'leiirfieKl county for the
year 1SG8:
llerrirla. ToTiiUblp, M. M. FooUt Jlro.lMiil
lp llottt: In"jtMilMm, h. H. llniilmao, Willlmii
Imi H'-hool IMr.t(ir, William llutwn, Jatiiaa
IlAttieii; AnteMor, T. t. Wavhlioni: Ovvtmavn
of I'oor, 11. A. Wright, Jerfinmh Co'iper; rMipcr
vianra, Joainh Mockrubur.v.John llftT. ; Auditor,
C. J. KruxK.V.
Ilrll. Cun.ulilr.O. W.rainplirll; Jiiilgp, Ilcnrr
rin'tti ln.pwlur, Hiram MoClinfey; Hchool
1'irrclori, I'harlra A. Thorp, (Levi funilrrlin
and J am el MolJuva, tie vote;) Anorrnr, H. 1.
McOhoa; Orcrawra of l'mir, William M.iaffcjr,
JamM B. Hunrtorlln HuprrTlaora, William T.
1'uorp, John hoaa Auditor, Jatnui Mehafl'ry.
Bloom, CoDntablo, Uainrr P. llloom ; Judo,
tlriorKa Illwim ; In.rwrtor, Xaoariah llailry t
School Director., William Henry, 0. Kendall;
Aeaeeaor, John btnitli; Overatwra of Poor, D.
W. Chilion, l.aar Thompaun ; Hupert-iaora, John
Tbotnaa. Ilenrr Marahall; Auditor, tiM. Leech
noga;a. Conatahle, Jatnea H. Turner) Judge,
Jauiaa Patera; ln.peetor, Aaron Uartman, Levi
Lander r3ohool Director., Jarnea H. Waplc,
Kimoa Tbornpaoni Aaaeaaor, Thoraa. Heara;
Overenra of Poor, 11, A. Hhimtnel, J. W. Kylcr i
1 rJopcriaora,S.lhoinpun,S.Woolbalrr; Anditor,
P. H. Millet.
BradyConaUlile, B. C. Ttl jh. l ; Judge, M. 11.
Luther; Inapaotora, il. Paaamora, Jonathan
tibaffer; School Direolora, (ieu. il. Thompson,
Samuel Poetlrtbtteilu ; AaKomor, J. W. Corp ;
Oreracert of Poor, Jacob Kunti, Kliaa Ki.hel ;
Superriaora, John Nolder, Henry Zillioi ; Au
ditor, Christian Korb.
Bradford. t'on.uble, A. L. Puree; .Tudi;c,
Kdward William ; ln.peetora, W. 8. Tavlor, t.
P. Wllmn ; rlrhool Director., Daniel Htewart
and Elijah McDowell for 3 yamre, and Hamuel
Caidwall and Alexander Liviug.ton lor 2 yrarr:
Aaaeaaor, J oatph L. Wianery ; Oreraneraof Poor,
Mark Kyler, U. U. Rmeal; riupcrviaora, Hubert
iiounaberry, John Woolridge; Aaditar, Jaoub
Pearea.
Bumalde. Juitieeof the Pease, Willia Kugrnt;
Judge, IaaUH) Kern; Inspector. 'Adam beck,
lavid Uyers ; School l)irector, William Hutton,
William Hewitt; Aaaeaaor, John il. byera ;
Oteraeereaf Poor, John Mehaffcy, Jaa. Wearer:
fttrperriaura, William Oareaa, WIlllaA Lnmoa;
Auditor, William Kodkey.
Cheats-Conitable, benjamin Klinger; Judge,
Armstrong Carry ; Inspectors, William llarto,
6. H. Toser; School Iirectors, John llockon
. berry, A. Addleman; Assessor, Calvin Stevens;
. Overseen of Poor, X. B. Clcmson. WyattC.
Kitchen; Superviaora, Marron McCully, Jaoob
Pennington; Auditor, Adam llaggy.
CoTlugtouJustioes of the Peaoe, John B. Oor
ajioot, Emit Miguot; Couslabla, Lewia Leigey;
Jndga, Augustas Mulaon; Inapaotora. Steplien
BouSRcy, John Piekard ; School Directora, John
B. tlormont, John Piekard; Aaaeaaor, John J.
Piekard : Oreraeera of Poor, Christian Brown,
German Bmnwell ; SufM-rvieore, Aothony Oette,
John Mulaon ; Auditor, John briel. . v ,
Clearfield. Junioe of the Peace, Wm. Porter;
Durgi.s, W. W. Brtts ; Constable, John Mcl'lrl
lan; Jttdgi, J. C. Whitebill ; Inspectors, Joarph
Hearing, M. A. Frank I School ItirocUira. J. M.
Kettleberger, Isaac L. Keixenrteic: Asaesanr.
, Thomaj liongherty ; Overeeera of Poor, W. h.
Bradley, (. L. Morgan; Town Council, A. K.
Wright, J. B. W allers, Wm. M. Shaw; High
Constable, Henry Kibbling; Auditor, Dr. J. P.
Bnrehfirld. ...
Corweallle-Jotlee of tlte Peaoe, Samnal
Jenkins; Burgess. W' ijliam P. Charoliere; Con
stable, Frarrtpton Bloom ; Jndge, J. S. Cole ;
Jnspeeton, V. a. lloel, J. O. ihomBana; School
llireotora, Samuel Arnold, H. it. Tburji)son ;
Asseaeor, laekaon Kobisoo; Overseers of I'oor,
Jacob llilger, W. II. Irwin; Town Couucil, Jas.
Spenoe, Andrew Hail, K. A- irwin, (ail tie;)
Auditor, ianiel Fauat. .
Decatur, Justice of the Peace. Charles M. Cad
walladcr; Constable, Jesse tioss; Judge, John
llugboe: Inspectors, J. 8. Kunk, John Crane;
School Director, Joba Crane, David Uosa and
Darid Gcarhart, (all tie ;) Assessor, Jacob Shaf
fer Oreraners of Poor, Moses Owens. Ji.hu
. Shaw; Supervisor., Iiarid Gcarhart, William
Beams ; Auditor, J. B. Denning.
Perrueon. .lustlcesof the Pea, George Straw,
tteorge E. Tuhbs; Onnstable, Lnther Barrett:
Jndrre, John T. Straw; Inspectors, Uner llvll,
' W. H. Smith) School Directors, John T. Straw,
Josrph .Moore ; Aaeoaor, William 1.. Moore.
A. J. Jeroison, (tie;) tlrersoors of Poor, Alex.
Ferguson, C. V. Tubbs; Surviaort, Orange
Thurston, Wm. Smith ; Auditor, F. C. Bell.
IVol, Justice of the Peace, Hrnry Humphreys:
Constable, Jacob Hodman ; Judge, Henry Jlum
phroyai inabeetora, James MoC-lullani J. B.
lleatb ; School Direotora, Joacpb Clinton. Henry
Humphreys ; A.seesor, Aaron Letnbcraon ; Over
acera ul Poor, James McClellan, C. Hrockway ;
Supervisors. Joecph Clinton, John M'iAaghUn:
Auditors, Junes McClellan, C. Brock way.
Glrard. Jusuees of the Peaoe, A., bickinaoai.
K. S. Stewart; Constable, Augustus Mulan;
Judge, N. Bussrtot; Inspectors, tleo. KteevcT,
H. Leigey; School itirwotora, Was, T. MrCorkle,
Francis Hugar; Assessor, llaniol Krise; Over
aeera of Poor, R. 6. Htrwart, A. S. Dickinson;
Suorriors. Augustas Mignot, John Jury ; An
4itor, Jnatm Pie.
Ooaheitr Constatire, Jamei Lingle; Jndge, A.
U. Sbirry ; lnp-ctors, Thomas Lingln, Tbomp
arm Bead; eVbool DireetAra, A. N. Shirey and
threeothers tie ; Assessor, H. H. Morrow ; Orer
Beers of Poor, A. B. -baw, L. lrwla ; Snperria
ore, A. A. Head, Mordcoai Ltrergood ; Anditor,
A. B Shaw. i -
Graham Justice of (he Peace, John Holt ; Con
stable, Michael Fink) Judge, Patrick Curler :
Inspectors, John Albert, W m R. Orecu; School
Direotora, Andrew Patrick, J. I'ndercoffcr ; As.
eeeaor, Ah'm lloorar; Overseers of Poor, T. il.
Foroee, Joba Holt ; Superviaora, John Smeal,
M. C. Evans; Auditor, A. C. Dale.
OnUrh. Justice of the Peace, John S. M Kier
nan ; Constable, S. K. Tipton; Judge, Andrew
Shoff; Inspectors, Samuel w hiteeidce, D. Faulk
eraon ; School Directors, Joseph MrCeUotigh.
' John Ilanna: Aaeesanr, Joha Byers: Overseers
of Poor, B, H. Oanoe, James Morgan : Super
viaors, Darid High, A. O. Brady ; Anditor, J.
W. Darta.
Huston. Justice of the Pence, Henry Wasbhara:
Constable, Bufus Lncore; Judge, Lewis Benlell ;
Inapoctnra, Fraakli Bowmea, Thomas Howit ;
School Directora, A. V. K, llesaencrans; Super -.
risers, Joseph Sau.ly, B. W. Illiss; Anditor, F.
Brown.
Jot-da.. Justice of the Peace, Joseph. Pattersoa :
Constable, SyhreeUtr Weinvert Jwdge, Peter
Patterson ; lnspeetors, J. W. Johnsin, J. R.
Thompson : School Direetora, John Kelson, O.
J. Milea; Assessor, John Thomas; Overseer-a of
Poor, Robert Hunter, N, Straw; Supervisora,
Exra Algiers, W illlam Jaynea ; Anditor, John
MeCallistor.
karthaaawJnasiee of the Pcana, Wm. Elder;
Constable, tiodlrer Fisher; Insjieelors, Olirer
Moore, William lltichel : Judge, I,. Bertline;
School Directora, J. W. Potter, U. M. Hertline;
Assessor, llaniel Moore; Overseers of Poor, W.
Ilridgcns, Jos. Ot'lliland : Superviaora, Thomas
Myers, John Hahn; Auditor, John Oilliland.
Kll0,r. in-table, N. B. Penplea: Inaneetora, J.
- Bowman, Dasid Smith: Judge, David Krhart ;
School Direotnra, H. J. Sloppy, Conrad Baker;
Assessor, P. A. Bowles; Overseers of Poor, John
Vithorow, Isaac Dimtap : Supervisors, Isaac
Nekao, Tbomae Wltharew Aaditot, Coarad
Baker.
Lawrenrev Constable, Ts.vlorBnwleai; Inspect,
era, R. McPhersnn. R. J. Conklin : Jndge, Ah'm
Ogdaa; School DlrMton, W illiam Brown, Z.
Ogdea ; Asseaeor, Clark Brown; Orerseera of
I'oor, K. II. Shaw, Taylor Bowles; Supervisors,
Bohert Porter, J ord .in Bead, Z. L. Ogden, John
Orn Anditor, John Fv-nton.
lumber fltjv Justice of toe Peace, Wm. M.
- Henry i llergees, J. P. Kile; Constable, James
Arthurs; Hiph Constable, Janvw 0. Kellr ; ln
spectora, J. II. Mcllivlll, Thomas W. Moore;
- Judge. Anthony llilet Asaoaaor. W nv M. Hoary;
feehool Direotora, B. F. Sterling, A. Hile; Over
seers of Poor, W . W. Kellr. Isaac Kirk ; Town
Council, Thomas Kirk, T. W. Miore. M. Holm-
rer, L. I). Hire, H. T. RoMann ; Auditor, J.
Pergnwva.
MorrlaJustice of the Peace, Wm. I.. Mcrr-11;
Constable Peter Kepple: Inspectors, Jobn
Hover, J. K. llorkriitHiry; R. hiol Directora,
Jamre llollenheek, James Potior j Assessor,
George Rrams ; Orersr era nf Poor, Jas. Stewart,
J. M. Ira in ; Supervisors, D. W. Bull, James
Hngbes: Auditor, Jas, Thompson.
Rrw W nahiiictoawBurgeaa. B. lieiman : Con
stable, Ha. iiorttord; Inspectors, C. Kstrirker,
W m. Mebalfry; Judge, Joseph Ilretb : School
Directors, J. M. Cumminga, V. 11. fl; Asses
sor, John A.rVrff; Overseers of Poor, II. S,tr
J. A. H ret h; Town Conneil, N. Palmer, Pliill
Smith, A. J. Jaeksor, John A N' tT, R. L. Uarl
ley i Auditor, Jasmee Savage.
Osrrola. .lu-Uoe of the Peace, Philip' Rogers;
Burgess, George II. Long; llieh Constahle,
Auat.n Kerrin ; ConstabK II. H. Kephart: In
aiiectors, John Haminermlcy, Aarun lloalb-h ;
Judge, John F. Banner; School Directora, J. A.
Bloitcnbuyer, Emith Baird; Assessor, 1,. A.
Stoneroad ; (versw rs of Poor. Jere. O'llrien,
Wm. Msyet Town ConnHL, J. A. (1. White, I,,
(i. 1. ingle i Aodiler, Uaorg- Boalirh.
Pcrtli-Coniblc, Jvr.e Kester: Judge, Fish
Johnson; lurpevtors, Josej.h II oorer, Joseph O.
Ruseelli Srhod Dirertera. W. F. Johnaow. J.B.
Clark, 1 years,) Fish Jobnaoa, (J veers;' As
sessor, r. K. lUQeilyi Overseers of Poor, James I
(Vary, J. S, Johasoa ; Superrienrs. R. Denver,
Thomas Baflerty Aaditor, O. C. Paaamora.
PikovM. oasuble, Williaai M. llloom i Judge,
Ah'm Snyder; Inspectors, J. R- Bloom, m.
Adllamaa; S evoed lure- m Joha Jlleem. P.
I faentMi f A ssO'sae, k. S. Bwmpbrey Overseer t
of Poor, A. A. Long. Meea Wise) Supuvtseri.
W . 11. trem.an, H. R. t. Bowles ; Auditor. M
I.. C. Kvsnsi majority for increase la nutubct
of SupeMisura, 41..
t'liron, 4'aturtabli', t'lirid Wtllri Judge, tlenrj
W hllihisd : lii'i-enlora, John l..bor,ie, M. II. .1
Inprlrri Sch.iol lliteitors, T. lloll,,pctrr. David
Welly, A. H. Ilollopetert Overseers of Poor, D.
Dressier, Tbos HriK'klisnk ; Supervisors, J. K.
Oswalt, tiw. Doner Auditor, II A.t'oortoey.
M onrlei ard. Justice of the Pcace,Wm. Luther;
Constable, Qi-orge W, llumn : .! shIt, ". 1', SI. ..II ;
Inspectors. S. 1'. Shoff. 1. Mathers: School Dl
rectors, Samuel Hendmoin, John Wolf, W. II.
Alrxamlrr, D. K. Kenscl, (all tie:) Assessor,
Snmuol Henderson : Overseers of Poor, William
Lutiier, Uoorge llegarty ; Suiervis(irs, tiiire
Hoekenbarry, S. Kline; Auditor, Jaa. Comely.
, . ' ' Hook .Vol Ire.
Thi Anrmra Fsnura's llooss Boot: b Rob.
1 art Stewart. AL i. V. S. Octavo velunie, Out)
pagca. Zeiglcr, M'Cunly A Co., Publishers,
' 614 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
: This is the fullest, most complete
and most reliable work ok taut upon
the subject, and theonlyone peculiarly
American that is at all worthy of pub
lic confidence and patronago. it is
tho result of an act mil experionco of
over twenty years of highly successful
Veterinary practice in our own coun
try, embracing, in addition to tho sub
jects usually treated of in similar
works, a full description of the caiisoa
and nature of several diseases peculiar
to the American llorso, together with
original, simple and effective modes of
treatment, including those of somo
diseases heretofore considered incura
ble ; and also an extended treatise on
stock raising and stock management.
Tho whole especially adapted to tho
use of tho farmer. A German edition
of the work is nlso published. The
Publishers assure the patrons of this
work, that the volume to bo delivered
shall in every respect, correspond with
the Prospectus Book in the hands of
tho Agci's, or they will not bo obliged
to take it. Air. James Glenn, of Fer
guson township, is the Agent for this
county, and will call upon the citizens
during this season. 1 he book should
be in the bands of all horse breeders
and teamsters..., , ,, . . ... , , ,
- v Clearfield Markets... . t
Reported weekly for the Ci-r Aiirir.i.n lUi raLiria
by J. P. kairisa. Dottier in Dry Ouoda, Ciro
oeriea, Previsions, Ac, Market St., Cicerftdd.
' ' Ctr.Aiirrtvt.n; March 1, ISSH.
Apples, green, ft oO; Hogs, dressed IS
Dried, p lb Hi Hides, green....... T
Apple butter,gal, 1 MU i iiams, sugar ourod, 2
Butter 4". Shoulder! K'J
Braaa.....MI "in 2 6b i Sides , 1J
Bnrkwheat I S6 Lard JS
Buckwheat Sour lb, Meas pork, t bbl...28 (1(1
Beef, diied !fi Oatt S(i
Beef, fresh 10(rJ 12 I Onions 16(1
Boards. M It 00(2(1 SO i Poutoea J d
Corn,shelled.HM.... 1 ht , Peaches, drioi, tb 16
Corn, ear..,
74 Plaster, y bid.. OO
1 W ' lire. 1 iO
I Ti : Rags, y lb i
DO Sail. sack 1 ill
Shingles, IX in, 13, i (III
t' 1 Shingles, 2 in 11 Oe
Corn meal, ft sack,
Chop, V ewt-
Clovorseed
Cheese
C hemes, lb. .........
Chiekena, drael, lb,
Kirgs .
1M Timothy aeed. ...... ins
2a Tallow.. Id
2 tld I W heat.... . 2 id
Flaxseed...
Floor 12 IMICalS Oil Wool 4(1
Hay. in llliVi25 ' Wood. Y cord 4 M
Philadelphia Grocery Market.
i .' FaiLaiiKU-siA, March 10, inf.S.
Teas art more aotirc, at steady priaoa. Bice Is
in fair demand, at full pri. as. Cusisiderable ac
tivity has prevailed in Kio CenVe, and prices have
advanced jfelc per round, gold; other grades
are steady. Sugars hare keen arriving more free
ly, and the market is rather easier; Steam RrSiicd
Yellows range at 1 1 (til 1 1 )e.; Cuba and Porte Rico
121(3 141 ,- Choice I sera. UJc. Syrups are active
and taken by the trade as fast as arodaoed me
dium grades eontinao anarca. Vulasoee is Arm
and in good demand ; the atoek of desirable Xcw
Orleans is faite limited, and com man us full prices.
ira. oirirts.
Tonng Ilyacn Rio. common 21 fd)
Superior ...4 SA (a.1 U Oood Kla,
F'me I 2Mtl 4.i; Prime .. .211 oo
Fiucat Ii.'.(j.l7i Choine,..2.'.J(a,
Ilyaon Java.old goi .27$ (o,
Sopertor....l dK'tl 2 Lagnara tbilm
Flue 1 .1(1 la.1 U W t.Co.cans I'll In
Finest 1 io(a.l 66 Daodelion.panO
Imperial j frvosna.
Superior....l 2(i(S,1 4n Crushed. ....0 (3,
Fine I MHci I S5 Coaraa, pulv. 00 (a,
Fiast.....l 7f( I 80 Fine.....do Of) tt
Oaapowdrr . A 1flM
Soeriar..l 25fiil 4(1 B . tt
Fine ....I 6fn:l 70 C. ei Ira ..l.i4io.
Finest.... 1 76(02 SH'C A yellow.,. 1.1 (m
Black I armrra.
Soprtior.. B6((il Oil Common 4k (4
Fine I flju,l 16 Pair Stl (oi
Finest... .l 2u(o,l ii tlood.. SS (.v
Japaw - 'Prime... 7H in.
Sniorior.... (iSffi I Choior ..... (it
"fiaj..:. I laro l to Choice, rjtra Si
J'inest.....l 2010,1 .1" aoi.Aaeaa. -
, Bii;. " S. f). olioioo, (Hi (a,l n
Carolina. I If I 121 Porto Bico...S7 (m S."i
Fast India.... fn 1 1 Cuba 6J (n, 70
Clement R. Wflmrrigtit . . Israel K. Wsiawright
t Jnscjib R. WainwrigbU "
WAIN WRIGHT & Co.,
WnoLISALK
GROCERS AND TEA, DEALERS,
N. E. Corner Seonnd and Arch Streets,
aprll PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
SECOND STREET, CI.EARFIEI.n, TA.
Dry Goods I Dry Goods I
Dry Goods I Dry Goods!
Dr.KSS GO0IS 4 TRIMMINGS!
Cloths, Cassimeres, Tweeds & Vesting,
Shaker, Opera, Dress, fthfrttnr. fled. Brne, Yel
low and White FLANNKLH.
Bleached aad anbleaebed ML'SLIKS, la all
widths and qualniee.
TADLK LIXF.X, TOWSLS 4 SAPkrNS,
j
HOOr k BALMORAL SKIRTS '
' ha great variety. - j
FHAWl.g 1 WOOLKS OO0HS IX EVTRT '
PTTLK. -
LadieB' Coats, Gentlemen's Furnish
ing Goods, .
Threads and frwlng Bilk, all kinds snd rolors
Window Hhadss, Floor and Table Oil CI tba,
Cords, Teasels, Rugs and Counterpanes,
Uievss, Hosiery, dollars, Cuffs. Kib
' bona, llraida, and aa andless
variety of small wares aoi
faary arllclea.
LAPIFii', Ml&iW, AND CHILDREN'S i
SnOES, A LARGE ASSORTMENT,
All or which will bs sold ' 1
icrxoir for CAsn.-kM
Call aad examine eur trk,Kf-rre malilf.g jrnn
purchases else.hsrs, as w. feel assured thai ws .
san please la both quality and prises. I
' U
Il will be our aim te make ths "Kevr tons" ths
proper piers to Buy trry uoods.
XIVLIN SHOWERS
Clearfield, rel, Id, 17 tf
. (?wQtional. ,
MISS H. S. SWAN'S
SCHOOL' FOR GIRLS
CI.V.ARFIKLP, PA. . .
n1 Term, of teri.lv leo we. Vs. will
T
tt Per-.
com mr hoc on !-.nDAYt
Febmaiy 17, lff.
TtMW OF TlTTloNl '
Reading, Orthography, Wiilihg 01j'Hl lessons,
Primary Arithmetic and Primary (leog
rspby, per ball term, (of aloeoa weeks,),., ti SO
History, Lm'al and IsvscHptive tjeography
with Map Drawing, Oram mar, Mental
and Written Arithmetic. , ( 10
Algebra and (ha science. .. I (IU
C'tsarlelil, January .10, nti. .
C!earfieldAcademy.
Eer. P. L. HAR&ISOff. A Principal
rnilK THIRD SESSION of the present scho.
X laatie year el this laalilatioi willoommenca
on MONDAY, the 17th day of February, 1SSH.
Pupils oaa enter at any Urns. Tbey wlU be
charged with tuition from lbs time they eater to
trie elosa ol the beasioa. -
Ths ooarae of instruction embraces seery thing
Ineluded in a thorough, aractieal and aooom-
nllsbed education lor both seies.
Tba Principal, having had the advantage of
maea eiperteaee in his profeasion, aaaares pa.
rents and guardians that his satire ability aad
snsrgies will bs devoted to ths moral and asea.'
tal training of the youth plaeed under his ehargs.
TIHMst tK 1 1 1! ION.
Orthography, Reading, Writing, and Primary
Arithmetic, per Seasioo ( 1 1 weeks! - $6 60
0 rammer, Ueographr, Arithmelii, aud
History . - - . -, .$
Algebra, Oeomerry, Trigoaometry, Mea.
. suration, Snrreyiag, Philosophy, Physi
ology, Chemistry, Book Keeping, Botany
and Pbyaieal Geography - $0 SO
Latin, (Iresk and French, with any sf ths
above Branebes - - $12 00
4r-No deduetioa will bs mads for abssnes.
e0rcr furtbsr particulars inquire of
Bee. p. L. HARRISON, A. M.,
Clearleld, Feb. (, Idnc if. Principal.
LOGAN ACADEMY.
VDigh School for Buy., at BELL'S MILLS,
eo the Pennsylvania Central Reil-oad.
ttxt term begins April 2mh. Send for a ein a-
lar. Address
B, 11 i LLTO.N, Principal. ,
Antistown, Blair county. Pa.
frbjn Km
urniturr.
CLEARFIELD ;-
FURNITURE ROOMS.
, , Maxkel Street, east uf Fourth.
HS TROL'TMAJf, Pnrfirietor. , .
THE sulsvirribsr begs leavs to rail the aura
uon of lbs eltiiens of ClearSeld and sur
rouading eoanu-y to ths faot that ks is aew
prepared to faraiah, on short aoties,
Oabinet-rare of all Styles & Patterns
Suited for either Parlor, Dimag ar Bed rooms,
by ths single eruoie, or ia seu to suit pur
chasers ; Bureaus, Sofas, Lounges, Hat
racks, Tables, Stands, ec, Ao.
- I also manafaetars
CHAIRg 4 SETTEKS BELOW CITY PRICES.
Consisting of Parlor. Dining-room, Cans,
' - f Backing and other Chain, c -
Which I proposs ta wsrranl an4 sell cheaper
lb SB saa he purchased sreewhrre. Just try ma.
JOHN TKGITMAV
ClearllsliL Feb. 27, 1S6T U
CHEAP FURNITURE. :
JOHN GULiril
DTS1RES ta inform his old friends and ens.
lomera, tbst Laving enlarged bis shop and
iaoreaeod his facilities for manuiaetoriog, hs is
now prepared to a ske to order each Farniture as
mar be dsatrea, ia good stylo aadat cheap rates
lor c a Ml. lis generally has on head, at h:s
Faraitore rooms, a varied assortmsat of ready,
made furniture, among which srs
PCRKACS AND SI DE-BOA Ft D.S. -WardroWfti.4
Btok-C-v; CfBlr. Fof, ftirlor,
Bre-Uif-t and Iinitit Exuaiioa TabiM: Cum-
H-dHftinIi ; S'.lM or all I, i nil. Work Hinds.
lUt-rarka, VT-tUnd ; Kftrkinr an 4 Arm-
Cbaira prtox-vi. eaB-icUn, arlr, ova-
ao& and ouir Chain : LfHikini-ii IAmm offTfrr
dft-rriphoo bo btnd ; Btid nrw w ltf for old
, frame., which will be pot (e oa er reaeoeabl.
terms oa shortest set lee. He alee heeas oa bans I
ar furnishes to erase, Cora husk, Hair and Cot-1
toa ton Waitresses. '
CorriM or Evfkt Kixd
Made to order, and fnnerals atteaded with a'
Bearee-wbeneTer desired. Also, Hooso Paintiar I
i.l I aona to order, its sutisortoer also maaafas
1'i torea, aed has eensiaolly aa band, Clement's
ld I Patent Washing Machine, the Jseet aoaf la ase !
1H Those asing this machine never need be wlth
1M j oat elssa clot bee I Ms ales has Fryer's Patent
11 ( bum, a superior article. A family using this
vbura never asod bs wiuiaot antler T
All ths aboes aad maay othsr articles era fur
nlshed lo easterners cheap for Casa or sacbanged
for approved country produce. Cherry, Maple,
Poplar, Lie wood aad oteer Lumber suitable for
Cabinet work, taken la itcaangs for furnitsrs
mar- Remember ths shop Is aa Mart or street,
Clearneld, Pa and nnarly opposite ths "Old Jew
Store." . JOHN Q I LlClt
November 5A, lsfij y ,
LATV&T 8 T 1JL S
roa
FA TA WIXTEH,
Jtiftt rocciTfJ at th Store of
lins. II. I). WELSH & Co.,
T-r IrT ia
FANCY GOODS, MILLINERY,
"0T10N, T0VS, and
MUSIC A L IXSTIil'MKXm
8ilk and velvet nONKKTS
Straw BdMSETS made for.
All kinds of HATS tor.....
ads for.
..el 00
... Taj
mairnai. .urnisnrr, en as rca.oua..ie terms aa
,oe, can oe n.o m wis county.
Kext door (o First National lUnk,
'-tf t l.F.A III I Kl.Ii, Pa.
628 HOOP SKIRTS. 628
" a, T. HtipVlira "Owl MsVr
1 of .'kej-
atour Kklrt."
Ars ths best and fbeape.vt Low Priced lloop
Pkirts in the market. Trail rktrtl. H springs,
1 1 S .' 1 springs, f I.J ; aad 4 sprr. 1141.
I lain mine, e ispee,'' ai'nogs, ee vcwts;
VtV " ""'"f'
Our OrVM Make" of 'IMtlai FKIKTS,"
Elevea Tape Trails, from 2(1 te c springs, ll. 0
to $.4. Plain, riix Tapes, IS to springe,
from VS Cents te 13.00. These Skirts ere better
the thoee sold try ether estsbllahmsnts as lrt
clsss goods, snd at much lower pricea.
0ur0wl Make-ef CHAMPION FtvlKTS
ar In every wsy superior te all other Hoop
Skirts bsfrrrs ths publie, and only bar to be
examined ar wora te roaviBee every obo of the
feel. Mannlariured al ths bsst liaea Inisbrd
I F.ngllsh Steel Springs, very superior te,es, and
ths style of the metalic fastenings and manner
I ei securing lorn eurpaaa lor ouraonny ana es
rellenre any other Skirt In this counter, and are
lighter, mors ela.ltr, will wear longer, tire
more sitiefartlnn. and re rel:y rbeapsr thna
all others. Dvere tadv fhoulc' trv tliem. The.
ar being old attentively by Mcrchantalhrengb-
out tin. and the adjoining State at very mod
! orate prices, fl yon Want b best, sat fir
i' "Hopkin s Champion Pkirt " If yoa ds not nnd
them, get the mercbsnt with a bus yra deal to
order tl em for yes, or eorre or eend direct to as.
Mer' bsnts will nnd out different grades ef Pkirts
t eiarily what tbey aeed. aad we especially lorito
, d ,r PrlP, U,u
To be had at Retail st Nanafariory, and ef tb,
.1 T A. II. .A ml U L.l I- . L -
i. (..,., , il arrf,n..i I
addressed.
Masufartorv and Salreroem. Ml keek Flrwetv
: bet w eea tM aid 7ik fueela, PhUadeiubia.
i larcbl Jim , ; WM. I. BCPklFB..
Jil P'oods, f'.rnrnifs, Ctf.
CLEARFIELD STORE,
Near rhilipfburg, Feim'a.
W dliam W. Belts
Oeorge L. lieed .
John T. Weaver,
William Powell,
W. IV. IlKTTsS V oM
(Snoesuors (s N onsen A Hoop.)
nAK Jurt raeelve.l a large aid well eeletted
Stark of all kinds or Uooda, saeb as k
DttY GXDS, CLOTUlNrt,
Boots snd Shoes, Hats aad Caps, Kntinss, Hard
ware, Ulaea, Nails, Oils, Psiats, Queen. ware,
Uroceries, Klour, n.con, Feed, As., whisk as
sis offering at greaiiy ,
JIELUCED I'lUCKS FOIi CASH,
Or la sicbasge for LUMBER aad SHINOLES
Ws Intend to make It t ths advantage of Iks
TIMBEK MEN
In ths lower and of CIsarAeld sonnty and ot
Clearfield Creek lo get their supplies Irom this
point; being on the lins of the Railroad, we
san sell grmfis oa belter verms taaa at any point
In Clearfield eonnty, and ws are eelliugour stock
at soeh prieee as to snake it aa abject lo those
buying lo buy from as.
ADVANCES OF GOODS, FEED, AC,
Mads oa account of SQUARE TIMBER, which
ws will aithsr ssll oa eommlmon, or buy at
fixed rates,
jrwr-t'all and see If awr goods and prices don't
suit ths times. W. W. B 1.113 1 CO.
A ear Pbllip.burg. Nor. 6, IHSo.
JLU Uiv oi' difloreiit brands tun be
nad at all limes, at rary low prices, at Iks
- - CLEABflBLD STORE, -
nov.'.-tr
Sear Pbilipsburg, Pa.
7 27
RICKEY, SHARP 4 CO.,
, ' - , r :;-'
., Impartera, Jobbon nd KetaUen of
DRY GOODS
AT
POPULAR' PRICES.'
HAVE tat moflt rlraot aad diremifitxl itork
In tail market, at tba YfcBY LOW TBK
iatridMit to ttw grmtt aariaitaj f taliwiy . n , -
Tbc'tr tot-fc U oompfiard wholly of nr and d
irkblf fabrina, ia
fc Fancy aiii Staple Dry Goods,
towbirb art dUva4ded tiSbict aad cbuiociit
)ff(Tini ia tbia and other narkeU.
RICKEY, SHARP k CO.,
1ST Cliciotiit Klrrrt,
feMy r n i r, a d e l r ir i a .
Down ! Down ! I
THE LAST ARRIVAL
AXD PF C0VR!K THE CHEATED !
A Proclamation against High Prices!
1 E ar now ofwctiiop vf a M of th lirtt and
M in out irfMtnB.1 Utstrji aoJ Warv err
(f!f-rrd in tbia markrt, aad at tmrr tliat rewind
4Mr tf h p4 aVlsi dTB ejsf s1f thitMfK. Th'Ttw?
alt hwk Initii h.o tbt fmot, nr dra oar aik
(kUvDi lupcrflatou. need bat
(1LL .it out Aronc,
Comer Front aad Market Streets.
Where tber can are, feel, hear and know for there
es'lvee. T fully understand what arv cheap good.,
this must be done. W . do ait deem it aec-aaarv
to emnmerats and ibjniar aur atoek. - It is enough
for aa to ata'.e tiiat
TATf) sUVfl ETervtlliriF lial 111 Npflfiftll
10
coemmed In this market, and at priors thi t
aatnawa notn em aee Tones.
I elcoM
Joseph FriATr a os.
A REYOLITIOA I BrSlLSS
' AT ClU WESKV1LLE,
HARTSOCK & GOODAVIX.
r I'M IE wrtirripnt4 aaviaf eaiarr-! it aa-wrt
1 Brchi, ia tbt tBerran
nercantile bartnesa. adopt
this msib.vd of aotifyiag the poblis renerallr. '
nu in ri iiirii. 01 iiiwr.i riue ana virion j IB I
parueelsr, Ibai mercbandiae or all kinds will j
ke sold by a aa rbeap as the same duality else-1 .
where la ths aoaaty. Ws bars a full supe'v ef
U IA T UUUUOI
Coaslsting la part nf Press Goods, Maslias,
Priass af all aliades aad style lotthar with a
full assortment of , ,
NOTIONS, CLOTHING, HATS 4 CAPS,
Boota, cHbnra, Harivare Qurrnnware.
At well m Tiawara. C.arwar. Wil1nt-rro,
linplcu and BrfK.au t tofttaai wiia a lart tlock
f Grocfriri ; aad atwaj a full it oca af
FLOCH, FISU, SALT, Ac
la short, we keep a foil siiji'y of sverytling
used ia this market.
Ws want all our old customers and as many
aew owes aa eeva make it eonvewteat, ta give as
a eall before pare asing elsewhere.
PAMTL H A HT'OCK.
KPrVIN OO0DWIK.
Cu-wenrille, Fehrna y U, 1SS.
rw e,
Woolen Factor. Vnlon Mills.
I ulna low nvMp, C'lrarflrld r , Pa.
TTAVIM3 purchased an interest In tb Enltia
w MlUt- mm , frtyrti terard Word, maa
ultaM aad ani.h Clolh, and do all kinds of
work In our line on abort notice, ia workmanlike
nianaar, aad oa laMtneble ierine. Alea,
; FLOUR, FFED AUD LUMBER
Manufactured snd for sale. Terms Cask.
Wool Intended for carding eaa ks left si Ft
Meeaop'B or J. P. tinner's, whrra w will get
and retwra It ee rlatardays af eaok week.
Letters of Inquiry addressed to as at Rocktoi
P. 0. will receive prompt artenrion.
P. K. J. K, ARNOLD.
Rock tea, Jane 17. 1(7.
tMerTfarm lands
FOR SALE!
THE m1 rrOwf fffrr fr fti a tptt velnaUtt
imjrtv, fjitn-ti in nHti tnwnthtr. Ctrar.
bdd roubty, "ylt; TWO Til ACTS (F LAM,
f'oftftininf orrr 300 .frrft,
With grod imi'iTrTrnirtii, a fine tjoklity nf
T'nttrer, and i 'l in atuatnpi pmnl Ori-hanlrV,
a Saw -mil I fo at lwsiI,nc hi.nt k tint J'ras Ac,
turntun, Tbe tau trt i vtU In- fold U'jrthcr or
ritniti'lvt tv puit iQr' harr.
liw irttfule,r apply tb imV r'Vr fa li t
prcnjii'', or aJJrtMni Uitu lv Wfrr tu l; tt'"n T. O.
janl(i-.lra JOUX I'J'.i S?Li:U.
Crape Vines for Saie.
VLI. the lea.ltng bsnlv isrlrtlrs ef firl qnal
M... I'OMfflP cr.TINli., rlt0 W
huodreil. Ohlers S'.lieitcd as so" a convenient,
and filled ia rotation, by A. M. HILLS. .
Clnarbeld, Pa-. August , lf-fi".
1 rttn vt ti rt h'ie-r'TTrJ t i !
irlIIE CliEArEST GOUL'is of all
-A- I
kinds, ars as bs had al tbs Clearield Flare.
W. W. PUTTS A CO.
Rear PkHipstntg, Ta, He. S, mt-it
'XA
, V .
I D I ttlT ef aU kinds, al
, j aURLtLL HyLIK-S.
jPiU 0'ioads, f.iprfricn, tf tr. j
UK II A M MIOSSO !!
i
MAI.n K !
rOEIIQN & DOMESTIC GOODS.
MfSI.INS at fsenaatioi, rrnrsi
KHIXKS ' at "" ' Strisnlioa ' ).nnes
COHL'KH.S At 8rtinliro jirjr.i
ALPACAS It Kfnjniirtr, i, rices
Just triofltred at MitSSOrS'. a
GINGHAMS
CHINTZ
PRINTS
GI.OVKS
CHAVATS
KetisatKin
FenaatioQ
Sensation
Pfrisatipn
Srnsalion
f rir
prloot
ptirft
jiricm
prices
at AlOSStll'S1
SHAWLS .
BONNKIS
(DUiRKD I
UUSLIN.Sf
Senaation , prir
t-onsation price
at
at
' Keitmtion
prices
All to be) bad al MOKSOP.S'.-
MNEs ,' ' at .
CltASH . at
CUKTAIXS at
I ABLK CLO'i'llS al
KKINUE al
8enMti()0 i 1 1 price
rensalion pricew
twneatioo rices
henaation ', , prices
Sflnsalion jirices
at MfrSSOI'S'.
LACE ' at
HOSIERY at
HIHBONH it
TKIMMINOS)
ol all k.Dds A I at
in any qusn'lv I
rVniatton
SensalioD
rsptiaatiorj
pnoes
prices
pnewt
BeoaaiioD prices
Always on band at UU&iUrS
CASKIMKkKS al
Ninsalioo
Btnaatioo
Kcnaation
Senaation
Senaation
(Sen nation
priors
price
prices
prices
priceja
S ATI' I NETS t
TWKF.DS , hi
JEANS ' at
VKSTINT.S at
SHIRTING8 t
prices
at uossorv.
CLOTH ISO such
as Coats,- rants,
Vests,
IndercuirU, ataeusaUon prices
J-laouel MjirU,
Jsoola, Slicms,
Hals and Caps,
- Kotv Wsale at M08SOPS'.
HARDWARE
eocb aa Sn"S,n4la
Forks, Ktii tew,
Sptkea, Binges,
LIQUORS, aaeb,
aa Wine, KranJy,
Gin. Whiskey,
Cognac vtt., eta;
Hi U IIS, Mcb as
I'ruDfe. Raisins,
Vig, I Uheris, Ac.
GROCERIES', "aay
Flour, Haas,
Shoulders, Fugar,
Molaaaesi, Oilles",
T. Crack era,
Sninea, CanoUe,
at sensation prices
... s-t iicssors'. "
at aeniklioO
price.
"i,('
al arntaaioD prices
uMossbrs'.
TO
prices
t acosatioa
't
CoalOil, te.,te.
Aisrays at MCS-SOrs'.
at
seoeaUon
eenaaiion
enaation
aeneatinn
aer. nation
prices
prices
price
prior
prices
prices
RUPtS
row DEE
LEAD
ja rs i
at
at
at
ul
at
rnasMirua
At the elore of RICHARD IIOSuP.
MOSSOP '
. Always keeps on hand a lull
aaaottment sl all kiads of tnoda rvrjuuerl
for the aorotntnodalioo ol tue puLlie.
.- - , . - . July i, jer.
SPRING GOODS!
reT .rw Tot a iniLiDELrnu. '
As Ctirap aa the t'brapeat lust Good as
the Iteat,
f. KRATZER & SOX,
Bars st received, and ar opening, at thslr
Old Stand en Front Street, above the
Academy, a largo and well se
lected assortment ef
SEASONABLE GOODS,
which they are tejlicj at Terr low rates.
Rrad the (nUoicirf catalog cud pro fit therely.
wo sill. awi,.aK-
Erpeetaj pains has bees take la th,
o
aelorlioa of Ladies Drees tjeoda, white
iroods, Emlsroiderics Millinery Goods.
f
3
rrinta, aerroiets, tables, Oloves, As.
FOn GENTLEMEN.
Alwart on hand Elack Cloths Fancv
and Plaek Cassimeres. Fatinets. em..
Vam'
JUady Mads Cletbiag ol all kiada.
X00T3 A5D SHOES.
tjt
t """W aaT r-r--. rat
Nams-J M4am.rtf
NECKTIES,
and a vanty of other articles, which
T,
taey will rail al a smell advaao oa sost
; !
3bItTiib.(?I! GffiTr? !
JParticeler atteBtioa ia Invited to their "
75
stivck of Csrpets, Cottage, eommoa Ja sj
grain, .op-rnna tug.i.n ingrain and
8
riru.sels. Moor and Table I'll ('ruths. 1
w tadow shads aad V all papers, ate.
rLorn, bacon. Fish p)i
Flwter, A . plea. iVarhes and r
frune krt constantly on baDil. Q
1 T ort i. . . i! s i
ALSO. In Ktr.ro a 1m pf Urge, and ;
small Clover aevd. X.
w e intend to moke it aa object for Farmers and
fierhanlr to buy from as; because we will
, aell oar goods as low a they eaa b
bought ta lb evenly aad pay the
rerj kigfaret price for all kinds of country pro
duce. H will also esrhang goods for
oVaooL, IteAB and Cbrnrr orders
j , Mtnglea, Boards, and all kiBila
of Manalaetarod Lumber .
Clearfield, July X l-fu.
J. P. KRATZER
TT AS ramoved tekis aew wareroomt oa Mar.
JLJL ket street, Cleejield. Pa. whor ks kst
ejsanea a vary large siock of
DRY GOODS,
Merlooet, Oiscbams, Clotlit, eUin, PKnU
Caeaimarea, Aaras. t'llks. So line us Reps,
Cashmeres, Tweed., Cebergs, Nohair, leeea,
Laaellae. Mnslrns. Flanesls, Boeaeta. Rib.
bone. Cleats. Balmoral Mine. Honp
FkirU, Sbawla, bras Trimmlrf. '
Head Ket, Cspa. Coreeta, ti loves.
Collars, .carta, Urenadint Veils,
I able lovera.
CLOTHING,
Coals. PanU, Vest. Over Coats, OenCi fbtwli
, Hli b-is. Data, Cspa. I'nder-SblrM and ;
I'rawers, pool. Shoe. Gum
hefs. Cravats. Sieves
BARPWARK. "rKtNSVVARK, 5R0
CEIUEi A Mr.NK AL iK'UUS.
ft i? o r v. n t t? s
r. m e , , ,. - , t ,TTr'"7 ve-.rru e.v eeeeo ouunaweiier.
Too, Coffey Sugar, Wul.ases.Salt.Candlft, ale,, where he t new readv to perform all d.ses
Floor, 11 aooa. Fish. Tobaroo, Kaisisa, , towards bis euweiee-s In a ve,marlike manner
Carrsnts. S p tee a, Crackers, Sleds. Sl.irhs Purgie. aud Usceas trnel. and
"V'a.'i j Bors shoeing dvu si reasaabl ratea. Hs
avvtr.sr.r- r-,.- 11 v. v..e..- i "'MffuUy s-ks s s hers of work from tbs pvblle,
1 GLAVv-W ART.. WOODEX-'as be iatend, to . ,. bis rbel, .t-,atlen t- th
WAEK. and STATl'INEBY. J buraea.. THOMAS FILEY.
HOUSEHOLD (iOOlS,., ' M"f"
Carpet. Oil-sdotha. Pre c ret. Leekiag-Uiatse ; in, r-r.tr a w. e v
Clocks. Churns. W.abbeards. Tabs. Bank. I LIVERY STABLE "
rt. F!t Irons, Paw. Window RHeda, Irnsr.., i ,a , , ..
kVVptZX'Vn"4 IPoi-..
""',,', " "j blrbat market eriee paid
or fleal,Wol. aad allkiad of oaalrj produce.
Clearneld, Peoember U, ISSJ.
n i. ,n .si., win n, pi., a mi m, wipei rye I
IjKillEsT PEK'E pant iu G.da
ar faidt for LamVsr sad Sbinrlea, al the I
- CHAS.FLELD ETOKK..
Ses.Hf
rhitipskurf.'ra
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ncoT ami MioE sncr.
EDWARD MACK.
a Market sir. el, rgtos ts lbs "Ri pul lleaa"
0)fee.
'I'MIE proprl.trvr has sntered lefi (tie BiTlf
1 f IIOR bnsln.se at the at...ve vtarxt, aad
W dstera.iee.l fit to be ooMuo.i either la eual.
Itr or priis f..r bl. Wi rk. preln! slt.nl low
will be paid to msnufsctoring evre) aroik. He
has ea hand levyo lot of Rrei.eh Rip aad
tall 8,ins, vf lbs eeer br.t o, alll r, laooiti-
tens ef Clvyneld and elrlnil? are rerpeetluHj
invited to g is ki
a tria'. No charge for ealts.
no.,,' .f
vvuT PRnfrii.irn
THE WAR OVER IX CLEARFIELD.
" irvnt TnwxsTirrp nrri'T
SV A 1 W A V v . eSL, -st M e
Xearly all the Contraband gning bacS"
to their old matters ; but 'nary one
going to oil ' MaxMrhvxrttt, where
they icere loved so long and so will.
15 eaniequmee of ths aboe foots. F. B1IORT,
of the old "Abort hhoe Shop." would aa
nouoeo to his aameroas aatrona, aad lbs poopia
of Clearfield county at large, that be baa now m
first rare lot of rood material, jat received froaa
ths Kast, aad ia prepared on snort notice to maae
aad asead Boots and shoes, at his new shop ia
tirebam s row. lis is ssUrfied that he eea please
all. r n'lie.f It might be some intensely loyal stay
at. heme patriots.) Ha is pre pared to sell low for
Vaak or Coo a try Praduoa. Isen't forgot the
Shoo next door to Hhowers A Qrahsm's storev
on Market street, Clearneld, Fa., and kept by
fellow eommoaly eallod
)yl.' . ! t . "BHORTI." .
Boot aud Stioe Maiuifactarcr
HAP yost reeerved a tns lot of "reach CALF
bKINB. and is aow nreaarod Im
I tare eveeything in kis line el toe lowest Iguree.
flt will warrant ais work to no os re pre ssoted.
Hs respectfully solirfbt a eall, at km akop sat
Market street. ecid oisor west of the ssDetemosv
where ke will do a'.l in bis power to render aatifr
I action- Boms tee timet cps on hand.
my,'7 y 1MMKI. CDNKLLLT.
EWB(M)flL) siioiTsnop,
TnR sutiseriber having lately started a aew
Boot aad Shoe shop in Curweaeviils, oa
hlatn atreat, oppoeita Joeepk it. Irwra's Irg
itore re'pectfuily announces to the public tliat
he is prepared lo maou'acinre all styles of Boots
snd f hee. aad everything ia bis tins, oa short
set ice. Ke also kerpa oa bead a rood assort'
sal of rsody-meJe work, wbi-J: hs will soli
cheap for cask or cooctry pfo-'nee.
vsetlT-tf '- f.lK LEHS ?. B09S. J
THE WESTERN HOTEL.
CLIAItlELD, PA. .
I'nE nbsrriber having leased for a term of
1 year thiewell Inowa Beset. (kept fersaaay
veers by Mr. Laoieb.) aad r tvted aad rrfer
aiabed it throughoat. is aow prepared to enter
tain travelers and ths peblie generally a pea
terms it is hoped nlrke srreesbla to both patrons
eata proprietor, ilrs TABLB aad BAR anil
be aupf bee with Ue beat Us market affords;
and an pains will be rpared oa bia part to add to
tue convenience and comfort of his guest. 1
A Uvrry sit ah I a ks also attached te ths so
le bit. a on I. Uorata, Buggies, etc, furnished
on .burl notice, er pcrs-.ns uken te env point
dvired. JAVES A. TIN K,
js' Promletor. '
SUSQUEHANNA JjOUSE.
CarareiisTllle, Irarficld roaoty. Pa. .
TnrloHaod wrU sstsblished Hotel, neaad.
fells sitaated oa the beaks of lb ftaaoa.
bejiov ia the bortngk of Curoea'Tilla, has keaa
leased fur a term of years by the undersigned.
11 nas neca eatircty rentted, and is bow open ta
the public geaermitj wd aa if isg nans
any ia parucalar. Napaias will bo sporvd re
render (easts oomfortabls while urryisg at this
. koc.e. Ample tabling roo.n frr ths accommo-
datina nf teams. Charge moderate.
aa.il l. uVJd. M. J-PFEIES.:
MOUNTVERNONHOUSE.
trnEB CITY, CLKARFTELD 00, fA. "
riilE aadcraigDed kaviag pnrrbased this Ilotsl,
J tales ibis opportnnity of informing the pub-
i 1 evnerl. and SravW. ia ,ki k.
has takea creot paiae tn rofaraukaaji aad reMuar
it with epreial reiereare tntne aceeaamodatsoB aad
comfort of ail u ho may choose to give him a eall.
1 The wants of his patrons will be attended te with
! plieeaiw aad promptaesa. - Arc pie blABLiSti
altaobi'vl tbereto.
JAMES AETHERS.
RAILROAD HOUSE.
maw tTRrrr, pniiintBCRo, pa. 1
THE smdrrrigned keep eoasuatly oa band
tbs bet of Liquor a His table is always
supplied with tba beat ths market affords. Th
traveling pahiie will do we'l to give him a eaU.
povl.dk. ROBERT LL0VU.
SUSQU EAflNlAH 0 U SE:
C0XK3T0WN, ilAl I'lll.X CO., PA.
THE uudetr rned takes this method ef la
forming ths V) atermea af Clearneld coealy,
that ha baa refitted aad re-opened th hotel fa,
mertv kept by B. rbrviner, al Coaasuwa. vher
be will uke rperraJ pains te render satisfactioa
" who faror him with their petronaga. Be
hM y.., u .
planted saeobi eg pe.s for half a mile above hi
place.
(feblS, ';
UEORtIK FALK.
1 R0JL CITY H9IEl-
HAHBIf-Bl RlJ, PA '
;Ps:lro.l street, one tqnare alnire the Tepl.)
rilhe sebeeriber rospectful'gr Invitee ths puVHs
X and trevi'ling eommanity to giro him a cell.
Lumbermen are tartiea'arly invited. French,
Oermas snd trgrndi r-k In th koo. Cbsrf.
es medorata. (Apr, IA tf.) J. M. WEAVKB.
Boggs Township Awake I
GREAT EXCITIMEXT AT ' "
THOMAS BEEKS'Sl!
IVKRTErT tnlnj tegM there 8 -.t, ferfsar
i of being crowded out Into the mid.
II you want good Sharing doa. ge a Psoas.
If yoa want year cWi ironed right, go to bsias.
If yoa want good Mill Ireaa, go to Basas.
If yea wsril veer wpgn Ironed ia ths best
etvlo and workmanship, g to Baaas.
Bsaas aukea ths best rtump Msrblee ia the
State, and does all kind of ilk Al k f Villi! INtl
as rbeap a eaa be doae ia the ceanty for Cask.
My Poet Office address Is Cleardeld Prirl-e,
THOhUH fctisKS.
Pets Tp, Dso. Is, lKfJf.
NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP.
'H F suhacriher respectfully informs hit frieeds
L snd tbs pel lie la general, tbst he ha tooa.
tbs borough of CLKAKFILLD. la th
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i tsl.D. W. t,L ir.II ART,
Hearf-U, April 11. -fr.
QKU- EXAMINE THE STOCK
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