THE REPUBLICAN.
" BELIGIOUS MISCELLANY.
Chords that vibrato gweeteit ploai
urea itrike tha deepest toooa of woo.
Two great principles hold pood In
religion, as they also hold good in all
Other departments of kuowludgo;
one is, that truth is to be pursued fur
its own sake ; and the other is, that
truth is erer the most powerful of
all ministers in the cause of practical
utility. It is not bard to see how
this should be pre-eminently true of
ideology.
The Ubi orRicBis. The good that
Is in riches lies altogether in their use.
If they are not broken, like a box of
ointment, and poured out for ihe re
freshment of the Lord Jesus Christ,
or His distressed servants, they lose
their worth. Therefore the covetous
man may justly write upon his rust
ing heaps. "These are good fornoth.
ing." St. Chrysostom tells us that
"he is not rich who lays up much, but
lie only who lays out much ;" and
that "it is the same thing not to have
as not to use." I will therefore be
the rioher by a charitable laying out
while the worldling shall be poorer
bv Lis covetous hoarding tin. When
Thou, O Lord, takest the place of
man, and from Toy high abode where
Thou dwellest among the praises of
the blessed, nskest my charity in the
person of Xhv needy people, assist
me to take Thy place, and to give
arms of such things as X nave. Teach
me, in giving alms, to give my mind,
to give my heart; to commit to Thee
Jiot only a little portion ot my prop
erty, but also my body, my soul, my
salvation.
Social Wwi Dbinkiko. At an
Episcopal convention, a discussion on
temperance brought up the "wine
question." A part of the clergy ad
vocated its entire disuse, and a part
took the other side. At length an in
fluential clergyman rose and made a
ehomont argument in favor of wine,
denouncing the radical reformers for
attempting to banish this token of
hospitality from use. - When he had
returned bis scat, a layman, trembling
with emotion, rose and asked if it was
allowable for him to speak. The
chair having signified that he would
be heard, be said : "Mr. Moderator, it
is not my purpose, in rising, to answer
the learned argument you have just
listened to. My object is more bum
ble, and I hope more practical. I
fence knew a father in moderate cir
cumstances, who waa at much incon
venience to educate a beloved son at
college. Here this son became dissi
pated; but after he had graduated
and returned to his father, the influ
ence of home, acting upon a generous
nature, actually reformed him. The
father was overjoyed as the prospoct
that his cherished hopes of other days
were stilt to be realized. Several
Tears passed, when, the young man,
Laving completed his professional
study, and being about to leave his
father, to establish himself in busi
ness, he wii invited to dine with a
neighboring clergyman, distinguished
for bis hospitality and social qualities.
At this dinner, wine was introdueed
and offered to this young man, who
refused; pressed upon bira, and again
refused. This was repeated, and the
young man was ridiculed for his sin
gular abstinence. The young man
waa strong enough to overcome appe
tite, but he could not resist ridicule,
lie drank, and fell, and from that mo
ment became a confirmed drunkard,
and bas long since found a drunkard's
grave. Mr. Moderator, continued the
old man with streaming eyes, I am
that father; and it was at the table
of the clergyman who bas just taken
his seat, thai bis token of hospitality
ruined the son I shall never cease to
mourn."
Now, as my Benscs respond to a nat
ural landscape, so, when I stand in
the presence of God, there conies to
me an experience which I cannot de
scribe ; my pulso throbs as it never
did before ; my reason darts as it nev
er did belore; my imagination is
played upon as it never was before ;
my Heart rises up as in the presence
ot some conscious ruler; all that is in
me Jills use II up, as though its Sov
reign and Kinir was there. And I
am in that presence. And full of joy
unspeakable and glory nnulterablo
am I. And when I turn back and
say, "I know that my Redeemer liv.
th," am I to bo met with the ques
tion, "llowdoyou know V As when
my physical eye looks on physical
truths, and certain facts follow. I
know them ; so when my moral eye
iooks on moral truths, ana certain
fads follow, I know them too. The
higher nature moves by its laws as
we lower nature does by its laws.
, And I know nat my Redeemer lives;
and I look back throuph my lifo to
see how with faltering faith I began
it: now i anew my savior in a lew
things; how steadily, in moments of
expansion and Ulumination.with crow
ing moral consciousness, with growing
avrengm, ana wun growing activity,
he developsd himself more perfectly
and frequently upon my vision, until
no the sun, that, shone afar off as a
star, in the beginning, fills the whole
heavens with subtle an unveiled light.
I bear witness, it is my conviction
and faith, that my Rodeemer lives.
I know that ho lives. 1 know in
whom I have believed. I know and
am penuflded that he will keep that
which 1 have committed to his trnst
until that dy. What day r Tho dtty
when you and I shall be pilgrims in
the unknown land ; that day when
that bridge must in some way be
crossed, that dny when, letting go
hero, we are to go once and forever
there, without guido or pilot unless
there be some such Savior as he of
whom I have been speaking; that
day which is mors important to us than
alt of life past together the first day
in which we part from the shore of
Urns, and launch out upon infinite and
eternal apace. And when, i fler the
experiment of death, I shall rise dis
embodied, and yet with a spiritual
body, I am willing to take hope, faith,
love, joy, womhip, aspiration, being,
and east them into his hand, and lav,
as if I stood upon the shore of death :
"I am willing to trust thee. There
gees my life and everything."
.1. . ' 1' l . "' . 1 1
yrofrsslocat A gtMinu J Cards.
D. W. HUTCHINSON,
ATTORNEY AT lAW,
C-lrard, Rrl ('., Pi.
JMP-Sperlal attention paid to Bsokmpt eeees
before lb Register, novll-ftnrpd
FRANK BARRETT,
. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Clearfield, Pa.
OBoe o Second (treat, with Walter Barrett, Esq.
vfc.Having made arrangements with P. W.
Hutohinson, xisq., Attorney la U. 8. Coarti,
who baa hit offloe in tha aaraa town with tha Ka
gister in Bankrupt;.?, at Uirard, Erie eo., Pa., I
am prepared to take charge of eaaeiin Rankruptry.
Charges moderate.
.a 'AT
ocUH,'8T
ISRAEL TEST,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Clearfield, Pa.
T-0oe I the Court Mouse, (jrII,'C7
JOHN H. FULFORD,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Clearfield, Pa.
OSea with J. B. McBnally, Ksq., over Pint Na
tional Bank.
"Prompt ttantion given to tha securing
oi tiounty, viaime. o., ana te all legal battneae.
March 28, 1867-ly.
WALTER BARRETT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office on Second EL, Clearleld, Pa. noT2!,(
Wm. A. Wallace. Wa, D. Bigler.
J. Blake Welters. Frank Fielding.
WALLACE, BIGLER & FIELDING
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Clearfield, ;Pa.
JtaTLegal business of all kinds promptly and
accurately attended to. mayle-y
THOS. J. McCULLOUGH.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OSIo adjoining the Bank, formerly oeenpled by
i. B. McEaally, Second su, Clearfield.
J6V-Will attend promptly to collections, aala
of landi, Ac. ' dccll.M
JOHN L. CUTTLE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
And Real Estate Agent, Clearfield, Pa.
Office on Market street, oppeeiie the Jail.
Respectfully offers bia service In aelling
and buying lands in Clearfield and adjoining
ooanties ( and with an experience ofoTer twenty
yean ai a surveyor, flatten himeelf that ka can
render satisfaction. feblg.'63-tf
WM. M. McCULLOUGH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Clearfield, Pa.
OBce oa Market street one door east of tha Clear.
field County Bank. mayt.'ti
John H. Orris. C. T. Ale lander.
ORVIS 4. ALEXANDER,
ATTORNEYS AT LA W,
Bellefonte, Pa. eepl 8,'oS-y
J. BLAKE WALTERS,
SCRIVENER AND CONVEYANCER.
Agent for the Puiehase and Sal of Lands.
Clearfield, Pa.
T-Prompt atlaatioa glrea to ill business
connected with the county offices. Office with
Hon. Wm. A. Wallaoa. jaal,'6o-tf
LEVI F. IRWIN,
JU8TICE OF TUB PEACE
For Lawrence town. hip,
Clearfield P. U., Clearfield Co., Pa.
drColiaotloni and remillaeoes promptly
made. Je20,'7.
MA J. JOHN ROSS,
LICENSED - AUCTIONEER,
Oatend P. (., Clearfield Co., Pa.
p Will attend promptly ta falling Ven
dues, Sales of Real Estate, Ac, anywhere la
the eounty. Terms moderate.
Bell tp., June 20, 1807-ly pd.
JAS. C. BARRETT,
JU8TICE OF THE PEACE
And Licensed Coareyanoer.
Lalberabure;, Clearfield to., Pa.
JFwT-Collectlons and remittances sromntlv
made, and all kinds of legal instramsnta executed
oa short notiaa. maitYM-al
F. B. REED, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
r-Having removed to WilliamsgroTe, Pa.,
era his professional services to the neonle of
the surrounding country. lJyil,'7
DR. J. P. BURCHFIELD.
Late Burgeon of tha Sid Reg'ment, Pennsylvania
voiuuteere, oaring returned from tha Army,
offers his professional serrlces te tha eitisens
of Clearfield eeunty.
M-Profeeslonal calls Bromntlv attended to.
Office on Second street, formerly occupied by
Dr. Woods. faort .'eA-tl
X 1
DR.
A. M. HILLS.
DENTIST.
Sloe eorner of Front and Market
streets, opposite tha "Clearfield Bouse," Clrerle!,
Penn
eug8.'7-y.
REIZENSTEIN BROS., -
Manufacturers of and Wholesale Dealers la
MEN AND BOYS' CLOTHING
t Market l Merchant Street,
augl 71 PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
FRANCIS COUTRIET,
MEKCHANT.
Frrnehvllle, Clearfield Comity, Pa.
Keeps constantly oa hand a full assortment of
vry tioods, Hardware, Urooeriea, and eierrthing
usually kept In a retail store, which will be sold,
or o.u, ae oueap as eisewnere la tbe eounty,
FrenohWIle, June 17, 187-ly.
C. KRATZER & SON,
MEB CHANTS,
MALina in
Dry Goods, Clothine, Hardware.
Cutlery, Qaeensware, Groceries, rorlsioni and
Bnlngles,
Clearflfd. Penn 'a.
r-At tha aid stand on Front street, score
Academy, fdecli,'.tf
STRETCH, BENNETT & Co.,
(SoocM-ori to Pet- T. Wright A Co,
tMPORTKRN OF AXTt MtAI.aTIlt tB
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Brandies i Wines for Medical Dumoses.
a i. an.
Ull'alTI V. MAaa La n. n. ..'
jvwv v,j ' v, v"w iwnarKtn ol. rniiM aV.
MOSHANNON LAND L LUMBER CO.,
fkoflTAI a ofwr a , am
vt-vovui die.ah mHjliOf
if jtwrricTPiiii
LUMBER, LATH, AND PICKETS,
H. H. FHILLIXOFOItn Pr..M,t
OBce Forest Place, No. Hi 8. 4th at, Phil'a.
JOHN LAWPHK, Puperlntendent.
je'7 Osoeola Mills, Clearfield eounty. Pa,
lb68 spring. iftfi.S
JAMES, KENT, SANTEE St Co.,
Importers and Jobbers of Dry Goods,
m ..I j.. laird HU.
FUILADELriilA.
We are now prrr.red with an .!
. .. . . 10 ritr induoementa
to CASH Bl'YKRS.
aprll-tf
(It.OnVE It. XEMGLER. it In
Phlllpaburg;, Pa.
Agents for Finger's Fewlng Machines.
r1 keen a full eunnlv r.f IM.
"houeehold afair" on band, and Ball them . .it.
r...m dtm. iw ciR-niarm. deed.B7.tr.
REUBEN HACKMAN.
House and Sign Painter and Paper
aa -
ranger,
Clearfield, Peaa'a.
bejWill execute Johc la bia line promptly and
in a workmanlike manner. eprt,ft7
J Oils. Varnishes, PainU. Brnhe,
libl raoeirad and for sale cheap by
JOSEPH R. IRW15,
aprll-tf CurwansTiUa, Pa
WAll PAPER I
At tha HTIT01TE SI011.
fW, r-ewett.
Jonee.
J. F. Wearer, J ( W. W.
. Bette.
HOOP, WEAVER & CO.
CLEARFIELD
PLANING MILL
ALL RIGHT!
f"piIE proprietors respectfully Inform the eitisens
-a- of Clearfield county, that tbey bare eutirel
refitted thii eatabliihment with the latest Improved
wood-worklog machinery, and are now prepared
to execute all order, in their line of business.
They will giro eepeoial attention to tha naaufae
turn of material for home building, auch as
FLOORING,' WEATHER -BOARDING
SASH, DOORS, JJLINDS,
BlUICKETS s jaouLui.rcs
Or ALL STTLXS.
Wa always hare on hand a large stock f DRY
LUMBER, and will pay cash for all elear Lumber,
One-and-a-half inch panel stuff preferred.
Lumber Manufactured to Order,
Or exchanged, to suit customers.
)rlL.Ordera solicited, and Lumber furnished oa
short notice and on reasonable terma.
HOOP, WEAVER A CO.
Clearfield, Nor. 1, 1MIT.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
TV. M. & A. I. SIIA1V,
DRUGGISTS,
(Second street, opposite the Court Hoase,)
CLEARFIELD, Peaa'a.
riHHE subscribers baric r entered Into partner.
X alp la tbe Drug business, and purchased
the entire interest of Mr. 0. D. Watson, would
reaptetfully Inform the eitiseni of Clearleld
eounty, that they are now prepared to furnish
DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES
Dye Etna's, Tobaeoo, Cigars, Confectioneries
ptalioaery, do.
rnYsiciANS
Will find our stack af Drara PULL and COM
PLETC, and ate rery slight adrnuee oe Eastern
price a.
scnooL BOOKS.
Teachers and ethers will bo furnished with
classical and misoellaneoas books by sxpress,at
inert nonce.
STATIONERY.
Consisting of Cap. Flat Can. Poolsean. Latter an
Perfumed Mote Papers I also, a vary Beat stock
of Mourning Note Paper and hnrelvpea on hand.
reus, rsnens, inn, ae.
HOUSEKEEPERS
Will (nd a full stock of PURB SPICKS, SODA
buua Abit, uonoenlrated U K, BOA I', eta.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
Are requested toenamlne oar stock af Perfumery,
air una, rina Jonei Soaps, xlruinss, Combs,
luiiei Bern, ac, an.
SMOKERS AND CHEWERS
Will And a full supply of prima Chewing and
Smoking TOBACCO, Imported and Domestic
CIGARS, Snuff, Fine-Cut, la., Ac
CAKBON OIL,
Of tha bast brands, always n hand.
LIQUORS.
Tha sort quality of Liquors always aa hand, for
meritral nurposes.
aser Physicians' Prescriptions promptly and
eareiuiiy eompounjoa.
Sept. 1J, 1867. W. M. A A. L 8HAW.
a jreir riiun.
HARTSWICK & IRWIN,
ItrurrlstM, Vlearleld, Fa.
HAVING rent ted and reraored to the roam
lately occupied kr Rlrbard hfoaeoB. wow
oler, low for cash, a wall selected aasortmeat of
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
Also, rattnt Krdiflr.es cf all kinds, Oils, Ola
Patty, Dya Staffs, Stationary,
TOBACXX) AND SEdARS,
Confectionery, Spines, and tbo largest 'stock af
ranettes erer onered In this nlaea. and warrant.
eu an nc ot tic bast the Market affords.
J. O. HARTSWICK,
Sea. It, 18114. JOHN 1HWJS.
DKtCS! MIGS! PRIGS I
JOSETII R. IRWIN,
0a Msia St, one door west af Hippie at Faust's
Mora, , ,
CURWENSVILLB, PA,
Bai now oa hand a largs aaaortmsat af
Drugs, Medicines, Oils, Paints, Dye'
Stuffs, Patent Medicines,
Traaaea, Hhonldrr-nracra. Klsstlc Stock'
In pa and Kupportera,
Cilaaa, Putty,
Par nmery, Toilet Goods, Confectioneries, Spices,
vaoevv rmii, innacco, i;ifars, Heeks,
Stationery, pencils, Pans, Ink,
and a general variety
af Notions.
Ills stock embraces all articles needed In a
community, Is entirely new, aad af the best
quality, and will be stld at reaaonabla prices.
Call and examine the goods they eannat fail
to pieasa. dere-tf
SOMETHING NEW1
FLOUR AND FEED STORE
IWOri.D announce to the aillsens f Clearfield
and the mrroundlnr rountrr (hat I k
opened a FLOUR AMD FEKD STORK on
scco.ro srrtEET.
Opposite the Fording, where I Intend to keen
constantly on hand a full assortment of
Flour, Pork, Bacon, Chop, Oats, Corn,
And all kinds of Feed, which I will m.ii .h.
for eaeh, or in exchange for SHINULKS.
Ll'MBERMKN Will consult their Infer... v..
giving mo a call hen re ther no elsewhere In haK
chase their supplies, as my arrangements are
perfect, and am able to buy every thine la me
i oa at the lowest market price.
l.KANDER DEKNINO.
Clearfield, July II, IKA7.
DRESS-MAKING.
SPECIAL NOTK K PAKISIAN DPES8
AND CLOAK MAKIRQ. Ladi.e ... a...
their Dresses. Suits. Coats, and Bssonl... a.nj.
anmely mads and trimmed, at the shortest nc
tioa. at the old-ertabllshed stand, 10)1 Chestnut
street, Philadelphia.
Fancy and plain Fans, Mantilla Ornaments,
Press and Cloak Buttons, Ribbons, Clany aad
Ouipura Lacea, Bugle and Gimp Dress Trim,
mlngs, with a large variety of Staple and Fancy
Qoodi.frora li ta 40 per cent, less then elsewhere.
Also, receiving daiir. Paris I aibinr. u ti...
psper, for Ladies' aad Children's Dreasee. Feu
i-aiierns lor raerrnanu and dresa mskers new
ready, at Mrs. M. A. BINDER'S.
lv IT 1031 Chestnut st, Philadelphia.
lW AIM. PANACICA, Kennedy', M.dicd
Litw Oil, Jua'i h1 Awr'i mtiifi)M f rn
minii frvr k II 1 BTiiai..a . . . '
" r " iinnirtnn;a m IK HIM
rpraaara and abdominal anpportre of every
JL kind of tka latest lirnv.a,.... .. .... ..
the Drag Store of IIARTSVTICK A IRWIN
CARPET CHAIMI
At th
IITSTCRI STORE.
ftarfltrarf, tfintrarr, ?tf.
MEltRELL .& 1 JIG LEU,
II Alt I WAIIE,
Also, Manufacturers ef
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
clearfield, PA.
g KATES I SKATESII SKATES 111
Lady's and Oentleuan'i fnr aala by
MERRELL BIQLSR.
gLElGH BELLS I A GENERAL
Aseortsneot oa kaid and for aala by
MERRELL k BIGLER
;
A LOT OF SADDLES, BRIDLES,
Harness, Collar, ate., for aala by
MERRELL 4 BIGLER.
DALMERS TATExNT UJS'LOAD-
lag Bay Forks, for aala by "
MERRELL k BIGLER.
(lh, PALNT, PUTTY, GLASS,
Kails, etc., for aala by
MERRELL k BIGLER.
HARNESS TRIMMINGS & SHOE
XA.
Findings, for aala by
MERRELL k BIGLER.
QUNS, PISTOLS, SWORD CANES
For aala by
MERRELL BIGLER.
gTOVES, OP ALL SORTS AND
Sixes, for aala by
MERRELL k BIGLER.
TRONt IRON! IRON! IRON!
X
For aala by
MERRELL 4 BIGLER.
TIORSE SHOES & HORSE SHOE
xx ...
Kails, for aala by
MERRELL k BIGLER.
pULLEY BLOCKS, ALL SIZES
And bast nianufaotara, for sals by
MERRELL k BIGLER.
THIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE
Boxes, for talc by
MERRELL k
BIGLER,
"RODDER CUTTERS for aala by
MERRELL k BIGLER.
SAWS! SAWS I SAWS I
ATTENTION, LUMBERMEN 1
a nErttLi'Tiojr ir sa its
EMERSON'S '
PATENT PSHFOBAR ATXD
Cross-Cat, Circular and Long Savn.
(ALL QCMMINQ AVOIDED.)
ALIO,
Fmprcnn'c Pafant Arl!ncfnrta Cui
For Spreading, Sharpening, aad Shaping tka
Teeth of all Splitting Saw.
,8endor a Descriptive Circular aad Price
List. MERRELL A BIQLER.
JaaJ-tf Oenaral ArenU, ClaaxSeld, Pa.
a. a. rLtaxu..
..a. x.. axaoi
FLEGAL & GAN0E,
ST0YE AAD hollow-ware
ST0BE,
AND MANUFACTURERS OF
Tin. Conner A Shopf Tr-nn
' " w w.a
11 ai c,
Pblllpeburg, Centra e Pa
rpiicaawlraiar Flegal s Oaooa would rs
-a. apaotfully aaaoaaca U their frieada aad
tha pablia generally, that they bava aa band a
earefully-eeleeted aad well assorted stock afl
Stoves. Their variety eonslsta of
7HE CELEBRATED tRONSIDES,
Which have acvar failed te give perfect atlffac
tioa ta the moat faatidioas af its purchasers,
Continental, Lehigh, Farmer, Daylight. Spears'
au vast, Magara, Cham, Herald. ,
with ovary variety of tha bait
Pittsburg Maanfaotara.
kfA.Tha Tin aad Sheet Iroa war alrea with
tha Stoves la Bade af tha haavlaat eJ k.
Urial, and warranted to give perfect aaUs-
faotloa.
Their stock of
PARLOR AND HEATING 8T0VE3
la larger, k.tUr aad cheaper thaa avar bafoe.
ax Btbited to tha publie. They defy eompetlUea
aiuar la Tanely, faallty ar price.
They art ala prepared t farsish a aomnUte
assortment or
in, Copper, Shoot-Iron, Wooden and
Willow Ware,
Wholesal. ar retail, man, featured ae.tlr aad
with th. tola riaw to serrloe, fro,, th, bet
Urial la tha market,
PLOWS, PLOW POINTS, A COPPER, BRASS
ASD IRON KSTTLES,
Of every description constantly aa kind.
LIGHTNING ODS,
u per tor point, pat ap oa short notion. Tha
Poiat they offer to tho pablia Is tha oa as Is
bow asad by tha Psnn.ylvaaia Railroad C, en
tneu buildings.
orders fur SFOUTiisa, ROOFING,
' orl1 belonging to their business will
b promptly Iliad by aipsrleaoed aad akilllul
workmen.
BRASS, COrrER AND OLD METTLE
.Take la exchange for goods.
- ...
w toey espeaaily invit th atleitloa cf
mercnaau wlahiag te parchaaa at wkoleaala, as
way will and It to their advaatage to examias
their atock before purchasing elsewhere.
FLKQAL SAS0B.
Phlllpsbarg, Jaly 11, 1M7.
1) AFTMSN eas 1 get ad site Raft Rope, Raft.
ja. v aiegwra, raiusg A with steel pelea,
. -. r.raioKBS.
yiarduarf, Jrinirw, (?lr.
NEW HARDWARE STORE
rhillpnbnrf, Centra Connty, Fa.
G. II. ZEIGLER & CO.
DEALllta IN
Foreign & Domestic Hardware
WOOD, WILLOW, it TIN WARE,
StovoB, Oils, Paints, Glass, tfco., &c
rpHB attenllooof Mechanics, Bulldara, Farm
i- ars, Lambermen, and Buyers generally.
invited to tha fact that wa an offering a better
assortment of eroodi io our Una tbaa can ba
found elsewhere la this part of the Slate, at
Frioei to Salt the Timet.
Oar stock comprises a general assortment af
Tools and Materials a led by CarpenWra, Black
smiths, Carriage and Wagoa Makers, Ae., with a
largo stock sf
Iron, Nails, Steel, Spikes, JSlining
Supplies, Saddlery, Rope, Chains,
Grindstones, Circular, Mill
and Cross-Cut Sams,
ENAMELED, FINISHED & PLAIN
HOLLOW WARE, CABLE
CHAINS,
Lard, Linseed, Coal, Lubricating and
. rish Uils,
TCEPKjrinfK,
BINZISI,
, TARNISHES,
COAX OIL LAMPS AID 1AVTEEH8
Aa eioelleat eoscreajont af Flaa Cwtlery, com
prising '
KNIVES, FORKS,
DESERT, TEA, k SCISSORS,
TABLESPOONS, RAZORS, Ac.
BRITANNIA 4 SILVER PLATED
WARE.
TIN WARE IN GREAT VARIETY AND
BEST MANUFACTURE.
Household, Hortlenlteral, Farming aad Rafting
Implements af tha latest atd saott
Ixaprevad p.tems.
Blacksmiths eaa b rupplled with Aarlll. Bel-
Iowa, Vices, Biedgaa, Bam mere. Horse
aad Mala Shoos, Horse Nails,
aad all kiada of Iroa
aad Steal.
Carpenters aad Builders will (ad la mi estab
liihment a superior stock of Planes, Saws,
Angara, Hatchets, single, double-bit aad
pealiag Aisa, Hammers, Chisels,
Files, niagea, Screws, Bolts,
Locks, Pulleys, Sash, Cord,
Ac, Ac, A a.
Faman and Baftmea will Ind everything la
taeir llae, aad cheaper thaa can ba
had alsewkara.
rartieaiar attontloa la lav' ted i
stock of Stoves, eomprlslnr Snear'a eelekrueJ
Anti-Past, Cook and Parlor Stoves af all sues.
Also, tha Niagara Cook, Parlor Cook, llrilltant.
Alloflh. -J.mi
for cash.
O. H. ZEIGLER & Co.
Phlllpaburg, Oet 10, Hflf-ly
The Best in Ihe Market I
BUCK LEAD,
Equal to tka para Kngllsh artlola. ta ana ta
twenty pound packages.
A large aasortmeat of
COLORED PAINTS IN OIL AND
Ulii, LINSEED OIL,
TURPENTINE.
& PUTTY.
VARNISH OF THE BEST QUALITIES.
Aad a In aasortmeat of
VAESISH AID PAINT BETJSHE8,
Jatt received aad for rale by
WM. M.
& A. I. SHAW,
Clearneld, pa.
Oct. 14, 18(17.
C. KRATZER & SON,
EKALIRg IK
Ft TV Hnnrlc
Dress Coods,
MILLINERY GOODS,
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,
WINDOW SHADES, CURTAINS,
WALL TAPERS,
Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
Queenswaro,
Groceries,
Hats and Caps,
Hardware,
Ffeat street, above the Aradrmy.
J)RY GOODS, NOTIONS, Ac, in
peat variety, at Iba lewsst prices for aasb, at tha
CHARFIKLD STORK,'
Kear Phlllp.burg, Pa.
iovt-tf
gALT, by the tack or load, cheaper
tha eaa be had aaywher else, at the
CLIARFIILD STORE,
, tf Hear Phlllpsbwrg, F.
Jirji floods, (rcrrrlf 9, (fit.
GREAT EXCITEMENT
On Second (Trket, Ci.iAHritL.t.
NEW GOODS AT LOW FBICES,
riMIB aaderslgwed respectfully Invito the ai
X trntloa of tha pulillc generally to their
splendid a"ortment of merchandise, which tbey
are bow selling
AT VERY LOW PRICES.
Their stock consists Is part of
Dry Qooda of tho Best Quality,
Such as Prints, Da Lainss, Alpaeeas. Merinos,
tttarbams.Muillns, (Mooched aad anhleaoh
ad,) Drillings, Tickings, cotton aad
wool Flannels, Sstin.Ui.Css.ltneres,
Cottonades, Ladies' Shawls,
Nubias A Hoods, Balmoral '
and Hoop Skirls, Ae
Also, a Ina assortment of Men's Drawers and
Shirts, Hate A Caps, Boot A Shoes,
all af which
WILL BE SOLD LOW FOB CASH.
Hardware, Queenirware, Glassware,
Groceries and Spices.
IN SHORT A GENERAL ASSORTMENT
Of everything anally hept ia a retail store, all
CHEAP FOR CASH ar approved country pre
daoa. A. JC. WRIGHT k SONS.
Clearneld, Nov. 7, 1807.
New Store in Madera,
MESSItS. J. FORREST & SON
11T0ULD resDeetfully Inform tha nubile th
V they hav just opened, la MADERA
Clearneld eouotr, Pa., aa entire new stock
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Which they ar prepared to eell as ahaap aa the
eneapsst.
Their stock eon tilts la part af
Dry Goods of the Best Quality,
Sack aa Alpaocas, Delaaaa. Prints. Muslins,
Caeeimeree, Satiaata, aad Flaaaala,
Ready - Made Clothing,
Or tka boat quality, sack aa Coats, Pants, Tacts,
Overcoats, Overalls, Shirt, Collars, Ac
Boots, Shoes and Gaiters,
Ala af th vary bast Quality.
A complete stock of Groceries,
la short everything asuaiiy kept la a country
More.
Consumers, Look to Your Interests
Call and examine ear stock aad prices before
purchasing elsewhere.
LUMBER AND GRAIN
Of all kinds Ukea la exchange for good.
jrtv-Remember th place, Madera, Chwraeld
county, Peaa'a.
i. FORREST A SON.
October II, lS7-lf.
VTE w STOKE AND HEW GOODS !
JOS. SHAW & SON
Ilava juit opened a
Ni Stoaa, on Main 8L, Cuaariim, p
latalf oocupied by Wm. t. IRWIN,
Their atook oocaUt of
Gaocta:u of the beat quality,
Q0EKN8WARE, Boots and Shoes,
and every article neceaaarr for
ona't comfort.
Call and examine our atock Wore pur
chasing elaswhere, Uj 9, 1866-lf.
FRESH ARRIVALS.
AT Till CBIAF STORE OF
EDWARD W.GRAHAM
Spring GooDs, New and Very Cheap
rpHE undersigned respectfully an a on noes in
-- the public that he Is a.iw opening
xtcaslv aaaortmaat af 8PRI VO GOODS, aa
tha old stand la Graham's new buildlnx. which
ae offers to awn at t xeeedlngly lo ericae, ea
sldertng their cost, for cash er approved country
proaaa.
His Stock of Dry Goods cannot be
Surpassed.
Custom! east there lad Calieoe with fast ool
rs 1 Muslins, Delaines, Lawns, Clolha, Caaai.
msraa, t estings, Ladles' Shawls, Cents' Shawls
Bat aad Cap, Boats aad Shaw, Carpets, and
Ull Cloths.
Sli Stock of Fancy Goods la Tnex-
amrled la Style and Variety,
Embracing Notlone, Scarfs. Bead acta. Keek
ties, Satehale, Pert Moaaaloa, Brashes, Pkoto
graphl Albams, Pipes, Tobaooa aad Segan,
Perfumery af all klads, or anything la U th
nouoa un.
Also, HARDWARE, QUE ENS-
WARE, GROCERIE8,
TfiOVISIONSl
AH af lb best quality, aad selrsted with tpaclal
r-gera le toe trad of Clearleld ooaotT I
SDWARO W. GRAHAM,
Clearneld, May 16, 18T.
OnLniER- BOIHTIM-A r.rM act
KJ has peered both linn... nr r... j
Umi"1. i?..1" JrMld'"l a thre.
soldier 190 and a two years' solditr I.-. bounty.
ii persona wna enlisted prior to Jnty 11, 1861,
served one year. and war honorably discharged.
are entitled to $ Mill bounty
7"BUliHTIKfand PKIfSIOKScolWtedb
WALTER hxnairVT
Atfy at Law, Clearleld. Pa.
VirANTF.r-oo.MMt lng a,hlnKla
11 l oar atov. near Pbili..k... .v
the highest oaab pries IU be .'.Id "
W. W. PUTTS a CO.
Rear- m, leomlnga, Habbell' Ur.he a Hoof,
lead' Oermaa. U -....'. ..a n
kiada far asedlelaal parpaoec. fa aala bv B I
DEAL'S
LATE rOW EL'S EMBROCA
for all diseases Incident t Honei, Ceu.
Daman Flesh, reouirteg the asa f ,
. site real applieeltoa.
Till he Compear. neeparod by a pj
Chemist, having fail Vawlcdre
menicat vinnes 01 earn irrgreoient that ,
Into Its cxnpo.tMrm. I arrentod to ascH,
thing of the bind evef Vet enVred to u, ,
as an external ir-nltratlng for the disci,,
which It Is recommended W are ssli.i
II wilt work Its aw mad Into the eon I..,
alt whe ase It, and tboee who try It et.
never be wlCtuwt it, aad Iberafor we 1
exporienoe aa tha bsst test of lis aiefolt,,
is pranounced by Farriers, aod ailubek..
II, to ba ths best application aver uses
Embrocation ba bee put ap fur on
years, and It is only through the lner.,
mand and urgent request of wiy friend. ,
Public that I send It forth as tbe grand 1
agent tor th4 varioaa dlseaeoe to wblii
aohla and aseful aclmal, the bre. Is su
Many remedies have been offered to th'
lie wader dilereot forwie, soma of tkasc J
Jurious otbeis at bast of little as, and
wholly improper to answer th purposes for
they are reeoumsnoed.
A Jodieloei and really asefnl eotnpoai rKJ
from those ebjeetloni, be tberetor Ion;
desired by many gentlemen who bars ,
homes, and ar aawiliing to trust then
ear of designing aod pretended Fnrriers.
wiehos arc at length fully gratitcd. b)
Beale) being prevailed upon to allow this
bio Kmbroentieo (wb cb has proved eo cbJ
to the vanoas diseases) to be prepare:
brourht out to toe pabliu.
Tbia Embrocation eras axtooslrety aJ
the Government during the war.
For aala by Uartswiek A Irwin, Clesi
Joseph K. Irwia, Carwansvilla. Daniel
lander. La:bersburg, . , .
. Addree all orders U
DK. EDMCIH) BEAU
aprd,7-ly i Soath bocoad St., Pbila.
ITCH ! ITCH I ! ITCH
SCRATCH I SCRATCH i! SCRATCH
la from 10 ta let Iloara,
Wheaton's Ointment euros Tbe Ttet.
Wbaatoa's Ointment asm Salt Hsei
w oeaton s uintmsnt aura Tetter.
whoa ton's Ointment cure Barkers' i
Wheatoa'a Ointment earcw ' Old Beni
Whaaaaa t Oimmeat ear Every fc
1 xiumor tixe snagta.
Prloe 10 eenu a boi; by nail, acuta
Addroas WKKKS P0IJR,I IT
lngtoa street, Bo.toa, Xass. For sale by S
wick A lrwin.awd by all Draggisa. s? ai
DICAfJIli-a. BllndDma and Cauj
treated with tbe at most siiiio.ii, bd
ISAACS, M. D Occulist aad Aurist, (form.
Leyden, Holland,) Ne. Kit Arch suae. PnJ
lectimonials from the most reliable evnroea
eity and country Jab seam at hi efjoe.
aacdieal taealty ar inviiad a aeooiapaay
paties t. as ha baa ao accrete ia his praetiee.
teiei Eyes inserted withowt paia. K eaarij
ozaaainauana, . my;
gants.
DREXEL -&-C0.,
Ka. 34 South Third Street, PhUaialr
. B.IJTKEilS,
And Dealers in Government Securii
Appliemtioa by mail will
'O aromat i-
tioa, aad all Informatioa abeorfaily (an d
Orders solicited.
aprl
1. D. M'Oirk. . Edward Per.
BANHNQ & COLLECTION HOI
' ; ' OF
mcgirk a. perks
Suoceaaora to Footer, Perks, A Co
PbUlpaburr, Ceatre Cooauty, Pi
TTTHERE all tka bnsineaa of a Banking I
r wm no traasactea proapuy and ap
moot favorable terma mar
County National Bank1
CLEARFIELD, PA.
THIS Beak kj bow epea aad cwady for
ess. OtCec oa Seeead street- la tka h
Ing formerly occupied by Leonard, Fiaaeyt
' tuuctos an orrirana.
JAS. B. GRAHAM, RICHARD SBi'l
viJt. A. WALLACE, WM. PORTS
A. K. WRIOHT, GEO. L. REED.
t. W. M0ORB,
JA8. t. Lioim:
Jazl.'MJ Cashier.
PmJ
Clearfield County Bant
rrtHB Clearleld Coaaty Bank a aa iaeerJ
X tod iaetitatioa kas gotta out of aiistea.
we surreader or tax ehartor, aa May 11, ,
All It stock Is owned bv tbe enbeerihan
will ooatinae th Banklna? butlaeas at thea1
plao, as rvivat Beakers, sraowr Ue Ira ul
01 tba "Clearleld County Bank." We
apoaslble fnr tbe debts ot the Bank, and nil
its notes oa demand at tha counter. Der
reoolTcd aad inters.! naid wkaa aaoae U h
a lied lima. Paper dieeoun tad at six per A
mm aeretoiiira. uur peraoaal roapoaiibili
pledged for all Deposits reeoivod aad ban
trans .ewd. A continue af tba liberal 1
roaag of the ba.ioeei men af tha aeuntr 11
specunlly eolicited. As President, Casbiri
eacerier th leu Clearleld Coanty Baal
require the notes of said Bank ka a preM
far redemption.
JAS. T. LEONARD. RICHARD KH
M. PORTER, JAS. B. OAAHAll
. a.. WK1UHT. O. L. REED.
WK. A. WALLACE.
Tha business of tha Bank Bill 1
John M. Adamt aa Cashier. flea!'
Philadelphia ft Erie Railro:
WINTER TIME TABLE.
Throerb aad direct real kotwwea Philadivj
xieitimore, rJarrisbarg, Williamsperl,
aad the
Great Oil Region of Pennsylvan'a
ELEGANT SLEEPING Clt
0a all Klgbt Train ;
OH and after M0NDAT, NOV. IS, IMT i
twins a the Philadelphia A Erie M
tvoaa wtu ran as follows 1
Mall Trala kava Pblladelpbia.ll.ll I
t o .Pt. lary'..., Mtr
trie Elprees lea res Pbil.deiphlaL.'.'.ll Kii
.a....Bi. atary'e . 1.11 1
. arrive at hri... ( ill
l'atar.rA.
Mall Trala loavaa Rrle l JJ A
I e l Marya. till
le......arrive at Phili.Uki. 1111
Krl Express leaves Erie 4 f
o -d V Maryt lltvf
arrive It Philadelphia..... I.Mf
Mail aad Ixnraea a l.k .11
ina warroa A Franklin Railway. Pa-ssiH
oTiag j-aiisdelphl at ll.M M. arrlrt
Irviaetoa at litis aad Oil City at 1.1 p
Leaving Philadelphia at 11.11 a. arrlr.
Oil City at 4.S p.m. ,
All trains oa "Terra. A nvn. R.ll.
make eloeo ooanectlcna at Oil C(ty wltk H
for rranklla and Punlu. R.mf
oaeoae in rouge, ALFRED L. TTLhK.
Weneral Snperiatssil;;
Attention, Soldiers.
EQUALIZATION OP BOUXH
A a-i, ni.T)ir.R of moi.'o-fJ
J.. antitlva to an INCRRASKD BOt'NTi
The undersigned ia prepared to ool led all ""
Hounties, as well as the increased pav to SoM"1
widows. All inouiries and mmnnnieiiioal
swered prusiptly. blscharire roeeinted tor. M
OBo addraa. Carwaurrllu P.
J 081 AH EVAXI
CAHKIAQE AND SLEIGH SHOI
IN CLEAkFIKLD. T.
(ImmediaUly U rear af Maokta Shea.)
rpHE subscriber would MenMiulle infor1
A eitisens tf CleerSeld. and the puWir is H
aral, that he Is prepared to do all kiada of wertl
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, SLEIGHS, A
oa short aetiec and aa raaaaaabl torml,
ia a workmanlike manner.
XTAI1 orders promptly afended to
Feb. U, -III WM. M'KIOHJ,
IkEST nnalitv of PklVTfi 1 .
1 f ----- , IW I W
XX 1 H. W. SMITH
iKoCKMIKIItetehadM
' mrki Eui. a rim-'.
CMANEO PBUIT of all kinds, at
MERRELL A BI8LIt