A PR II..
April has srarrried the winter land.
And found herpetic! flowere again;
Flu kiraed them to untold their li-avea,
8Le coated thru with her sun end rain,
And MM the (tm with green cootcut,
And made tut wooda end clover run.
Iltr fairies climb the naked trees, i
And set (KM cups on every stalk
Hit priutro.ea pep bashfully
From burden of the garden walk
: And in iht reddeued maple lops
Ber blackbird gossips sit arid talk.
FV fts the patie nt evergreens,
8he gels a rtore nf ane ii-nt (fold.
Gives tnteelled presents to the breeie,
And trachea rivers eonjra of old.
Then shakes the tmi with stolen Merrb. wind",
And laugh to bear the cuckoo avoid.
Sornetitnes, to fret the sober sun,
bhe pulls the clouds serosa bil face
But hada a anow-dnft in the wooda,
Grow, mark again and pnri hit (trace;
i Wauls till the but white wreath ia gone, r
And drops arbutus in the place.
tier erocuees and violets
Give all thi world a gay "Good Year f
Tall irises grow rired of green,
And get themselves a purple par;
And tin? kuUa that lie mil aleep
On hill and field, her luuraoni bear.
She rocks the saucy meadow enps ; -
The sunset's heart euew she dyeej .'
'She tills the dusk of deepest wooda i
With vutrnc sweet snmhine and surprise,
And wakeetbe periwinkles up
To watch her with her wide blue eyes.
At last she deems bar werk ia dose,
And finds a willow rocking-chair,
Pons spectacles of npple-buda,
Keruhiaf and cap of alntondi rare, .
And sita, a very grandmother,
Shifting her suuskine-needles there.
,rAnd when tho acei the deeper aunt
That usher in the happy May,
She sighs to think her time is past,
And weeps because she cannot stay,
And leave her tears kpon the grass,
And turns her face, and glides away.
TUE LOVii OV MONEY." ,
f :
it Jon litaAM.
It It the lust fir gold, not gold itself,
That Is the root from which all evil rprinpj
. The soul's idolatry to wealth that brings
A multitude of curaea in its train;
When man gives hts best energies to gain
Shuts from his bvurt all better, nobler things,
And day by dav closer to Mammon clings,
Till honest' thrift d-generntes to pelf,
'Tis then tbe blessing, gold, becomes a snare
The root of evil, from whose fibres grow
Tbe tree ol misery, whose branches bear
The bitter fruits of wretchedness aod woe,
, Btrire. with all diligence to fill thy purse . .
But honestly, Irtt it should prove thy curse.
. - Egyptian Willeru .-,
Taking an early morning walk, I
ertmo upon a company of "Wailer,"
(rtbuut twenty women,) whose busi
hchh in to wuil tLo dead. They were
walking slowly, wearing black eilk
mantles- over their beads, their facet
muffled, tbeir two eyes only visible.
At that curly hour ibero were few
Jitmit in the street, and I heard their
liowling long before they came in sight.
To obtain an idea of it, get together
twenty of your female acquaintances
thc-ne who liaco tthnrp, nhrill voices
clothe them in Muck, muffle their faces,
Inak them pitch their voices on
biifb key, tell them to imitate the
liovvl of hyenas, the yawl of tom-cats,
the growling of young puppies, the
barking of wolves, the blare of calves,
and any other bowls or feminine
growlnj let one start it and the rest
loin in chorus, howling till out of
breath. Wbilo gaining strength for a
utw trial, let them laugh and chat to
gether, and then gire way to another
nneontroliiblo outburst of erief !
This is no modern custom, but old
as the pyramids. When Jacob died,
Jor-cph and his brethren and the Egyp
tians wept tor bun seventy days, and
when tliey went up to lluhroD to lay
bim in the cave at Machpelah, they
mourned at Atad "a very great and
eore Inmentatton" just such howling
as that described. It is contrary to
European ideas of grief,' but tbe
Oriental ia dramatic, and so he mourns
Willi lond howling.
The hired wailers recite the virtues
of the deceased, praising with extrav
agant eulogy. They praise much or
little, howl loud or soft, according to
tie amount oi lalihcah. But we
muHt retrain from calling the practice
uhsurd, lest wc tread on the toes of
those who in Christian lands some
tim- a mako a dumb show of grief by a
long procession ot empty carnages,
liut enough for to-day. Carlcton.
Anecdote of General Giunt. A
day or so ago I heard an anecdote of
Uvnoral (.rrrint, which I publish for the
benefit of the forty or fifty men who
are at present writing his biography,
and who want all the now materials
they can obtain. WJcri Mansfield
Luvell, afterwards a General iu the
Confederate army, was Street Cotn
miswiuner in this city, he says an i 11
ttiessed, battered looking man came
into lis office one day, and accosted
him by name. Lovcll did not recog
nize him, when the stranger remarked :
"WLy, I used to be at West Foint
with you. )"n't you remember Sam
Grant the lioys used to call me Uncle
Sam there?''
"Certainly I do, now that yon have
mentioned your name, liut what are
you doing here V i
"Well, I hardly know myself. I
know, however, that I'm dead broke
I want to borrow J 10 to get out of
this d a town, where they have the
worst whiskey and the most of it I've
aeen anywhere."
Lorell lent him the money; "and
the next thing I saw of .Sam Grant,
(I quote his own words,) was at the
head of tbe Yankee army."
Wur the Pkksihrmt has been Im
1eached "Cory O'Lanus" says An
drew Johnson has been impeached for
"reason,"and he slates them in order:
For boinir Andrew Johnson.
For aggravating Congress by refer
ring to an obsolete document known
as the Constitution of the United
States.
for insisting that the Union bai
not been dissolved.
For asserting that a white man is
as good as a negro.
For maintaining that the Fresident
bas a right to exercise powers confer,
red upon the oflico by the aforesaid
Contitution.
because Alabama didn't swallow
the bint k draught of tbe Jacobin Con
tUitution. For a violation of the law against
cruelty to animals, in trying to kick
a dirty dog out of the Wnr office
Les-o is (iRamjiab. Lo ! the poor
Indian. '
Iower The poor negro.
Lowest The iovr white man, who
is taxed lo purchase broad and bUnkoU
fir both tho oUi?r.
D. W, H UTCl-MN 80N,
ATTORNEY AT t.AW,
; Irani. Kris Co.. Pi.
MrPpeclal attention pais to Itankropt rases
aetore the Keftster. norii nnrpa
FRAN KbXrR ETT, .
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Clearfield, Pa,
OHIm on Sr-rood ttrrt, with Walter Barrett, T.K.
imv.tg tntAr rmnrcmcut with I). W.
IlutrhtnwiH, KMf.t Attorarv in V. H. Courti,
who baa hit office in the tame tuwn with the Ki
Ifiitpr In Banhruptcv, at Oirard, Krie po., Pa., I
am prparrl to (ake chirp of cam in Hnkmitry
Charicra mmlfiraif foeMI, C7
ISRAEL TEST.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
riesrflclil, I'a.
p9Ott in ths Court Houw. J7ll,'(7
JOHN H. FULFORD,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Clearlipld, Pa.
Offlo with J. B. McEdsIIj, Esq., orsr First Na
tional Dank.
A-sT-Prompt atuntloD iriraii to the sworlni;
ot noontjr, utoisas. aia to til logal buatnsas.
Marco za, t07 ij.
WALTER BARRETT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Offies on Baoond St., Claarlald, Pv nor21,t0
Wm. A. WalUco.
J. Iilako W altrri.
Wm. I). UikIw.
Frank Fielding.
WALLACE, BIGLEE & FIELDING
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
ClearBeld, Pa.
fflaisl bnsinsaa of all kinds prompt!.? and
aeounblalv ottsnded to. amvlo-y
THOS. J. McCULLOUGH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OSot adjoining ths Bank, formerly ooenpisd h
J. B. McKnallj, Serund SU ClasrAald.
T'Will nttead promptly to eollaetioos, salt
of lands, Ao. dcl7,t
JOHN L. CUTTLE.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Aud Real Katale Aeeut, CleirBeld, Pa.
Offios on Uarkot strMl, oppcilts tho jail. :
-RfpertfullT offers his sendees in selling
aod bujlng lands in ClearHeld and adjoining
counties ; and with aa aiporianeo of oror twsntr
jsars as a surreor, lUtUri kimsolf that ha can
rondar satisfaction. febJS.'SS tf
WM. M. McCULLOUGH.'
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
rifarflrld. Pa.
OSoora tlarkstatrMt mo doer oast of tho Clear-
Ssld County Bank. ma;4,'64
John H. Orris. C. T. Alnandor.
ORVIS Sl ALEXANDER,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Bpllrlbnle, Pa. scpIS,'.-
c. m. cadwallader;
CONVEYANCE! A JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
For Decatur Tp., Clearfield Co.
U-a..Collrctina promptly mau and lrfal instra
mrnts cieeuted on shortest notice. Post offiee
address, Philipabarg, Pa. marld.'AS
J. BLAKE WALTERS,
SCKlVENtlt AND CONVEYANCER.
Agent for tbe Purchase and Sale of Lands.
Clearfield, Pa.
-Prompt attention giren to all business
connected with the eonntj offices. Ofiee with
Hon. Wm. A. Wallace. jsnlon-U
; LEVI Fs
justice or
IRWIN,
THE PEACE
For Lawrence township,
Clearfield P. ()., I'leartield CoM P.
wTColioclioni and remittances promptly
made. Je2gyo7.
MAJ. JOHN ROSS,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER,
OMeiid P. O., ClearBeld Co Pa.
WiU attend promptly to calling Ven
dues, Sales or Heal Eatate. Ac, anywhere ia
the county. Terms moderate.
Hell tp., June 10, 1807 ly pd.
JAS. C. BARRETT,
JUTICE OF TUB PEACE
And Licensed Codveyanoer.
I.ulhersbnrg, Clearfield Co., Pa.
XWCollections and remittances promptly
made, and all kinds of legal instruments eieroted
on short notiee. may9,'M lf
F, B. REED,' M. D., i
PHYSICIAN AND SDKGEOx
AT'RaTlng remorsd to Villlamsmee. P
offer his prrleaaional lerriess to the people of
me aurruunung country. IjH,"
DR. J. P. BURCHFIELD.
Late Surteon of the 83d Reg ment. Pennsylvania
- volunteers, baving returned from the Army,
offers his professional services to the altitens
of Clearfield esonty.
eT" Provisional calls promptly atteo Jed to.
Office on Seeond street, formerly occupied by
Dr. Woods. (aprt.'O tl
DR.
A. M. HILLS.
DENTIST.
Office comer of Front and Market
streou, opposite tbe"tlesrhold lluaae," Clearieid
' a. augH.'87-y.
REIZENSTEIN BROS.,
Manufacturers of and Wholesale Dealers la
MEN AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
set raerart ii nrrrnant Street,
augl'071 PIIILADLLPUIA, 1.
FRANCIS COUTRIET,
MERCHANT, '
Frenchvllle, Clearfield County, Pa.
Keeps constantly on hand a full assortment of
Itry ftoous. Hardware, Urucer'm, and everything
unually kept In a retail store, which will he sold.
or run, as eneap as elsewhere ia toe eonnty.
Froncbville. June 27, 1H7-Iy.
c.
KRATZER & SON.
MERCHANTS,
plrs in
Dry Goods. Clothintr. Hardware.
Cutlery, Queeaswa re, Oroeeriea, rovislons and
Fkingles,
Clearflrd, Prnn'a.
s9"At th old stand oa Front street, above
Academy. IdeoHHetf
STRETCH, BENNETT & Co.,
(Suooesaors to Peter T. Wright A Co.,
ranimsiorissMiLsun
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
Brandies & Wines for Medical purposes.
Jel3'(7J No. H Market St., Philad'a.
M0SHANN0N LAND Sl LUMBER CO.,
rUPL'nl A DtD A kg an.,. '
vt uvi.n g- i iv n .n miuunt
A'rrtrrrart
LUMBER, LATH, AND TICKETS.
II. n. SHlU.INtlFORD, President,
Office Foreet Place, No. 124 8. 4th St., Phil a.
. J0I,S LAW!!'K. Superintendent.
Jed (17 J Osceola Mills, Cloarteld ooontv. Pa.
18C8 sprang. isg8
JAMES, KENT, SANTEE & Co.,
Importers and Jobbers of Dry Goods,
Not, J.1J, 37, J;l t ?41 N. Third 8t
i'llILADKLPUIA.
We are now prepared with our usual eilonsive
and well averted stock lo udor etra induermrnu
to CAt-ll BI'YEKS. sprll-tf
uvoRtit: it. r.i.wi.tn ts r.,
Phlllpabarr;, Pa.
Agents for Singer's Sewing Machines.
krT fo11 "PP!T f Uis valuable
"nouarhold affair" on hand, and aril Ih.n, .1 ....
prices. Hrnd for eircnlars.
deeS,ff7tf.
REUBEN HACKMAN,
House and Sign Painter and Paper
Hanger,
Clearfield, Pena'a.
?S.Will eieoauba ia his line promptly 'aiid
in a aorkmattlike manner. apr4.7
Ifljrdirarf, flnirarr, tM,
NEW HARDWARE STORE
' rhllipibarjf, Centrt County, Fa.
G. II. ZEIGLER & CO.
DEALERS IN
Forr ten & Domestic Hardware,
WOOD, WILLOW, k TIN WARE,
Stoves, Oils, Paints, Glass, &c, dco.
rpHI altenlionof Maehanles, Builders, Farm
X ers, Lumbermen, and Buyers generally, is
invited to the fact that we are offerinf hotter
assortment of roods in oar lino than oan he
fonnd elsewhere in this part of the State, at
Fricei to Suit ths Timet-
Our stock comprises a general assortment of
Tools and Materials nsed by Carpenters, Black
smith., Carriage aad Waroa Makers, Ac, with a
largo stock of
Iron, Kails, pteel, Spikes, Mining
Supplies, Saddlery, Hope, Chains,
Grindstones, Circular, Mill
and Cross-Cut Saws,
ENAMELED, FINISHED A PLAIN
HOLLOW WAKE, CABLE
CHAINS,
Lard, Linseed, Coal, Lubricating and
Fish Oils,
TURPENTINE, '
BENZINE,
VARNISHES,
COAL OIL LAMPS ASD LASTERN8.
excellent assortment of Fin Cutlery, com
prising
KNIVES,
rOKKS, '
DESERT, TEA, ft
TABLESPOONS,
SCISSORS,
KAZOUS, ko.
BRITANNIA k SILVER TLATED
WARE. ,
TIN WABE IN GREAT VARIETY AND
BEST MANUFACTURE.
Household, Horticultural, Farming and Rafting
Implements of the latest ar.d moat
Improved paterae.
Blacksmiths oan he tnpplied with A a vile, Bel.
Iowa, Viees, Siedgee, Hammers, Hon
aad Mule Shoes, liorse Kails,
and all kinds of Iroa
and fiteoL
Carpenters aad Bsilders will lad la our eatab.
Uahmeat a superior stock of Pianos, Saws,
Augurs, Hatchets, single, double bit and
pealing Axes, Hammers, Chisels,
Files, Hinges, Screws, Bolts,
Locks, Pulleja.Saab, Cord,
Ac, Ac, Ac
Farmers aad Raftmea will tnd OTerytnlng In
their line, and cheaper than oaa be
. . had elsewhere, .
fee. Particular attentloa Is In v1 ted to our
stock of fttovos, comprising F pear's celebrated
Antt-Hu.1, Cook and Parlor Htovos of all aliea.
Also, the Niagara Cook, Parlor Cook, ilrilliant,
nawn, uew atop, arctic, aad Commoa Egg
rocici, ate.
All of the above good a will beaold tbeap
for eaah.
. G. II. ZEIGLER k Co.
Phillpshnrg, Oct. 10, 18(17-1 y
The Best in the Market I
lire it i,i;ai,
Equal to the par English article, la one to
tweaty pound packages.
A large assortment of
COL OR ED rA 1XTS IX OIL AXD
VK Y, LIKSEKD OIL,
TURPENTINE.
A- PUTTY.
VARNISH OF THE BEST QUALITIES,
And a Ine assortment nf
VAEHISH ASD PAI5T BRUSHES,
Jest received aad for sale by
WM. M.
Oct U. 1867.
k A. I
SIIAW,
Clearneld, Fa.
C. KRATZER & SON,
DEALERS 111
t
Dry Goods, .. ,
Dress Coods,
MILLINERY GOODS,
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,
WINDOW SHADES, CURTAINS,
WALL r-ArERS,
Clothing, Boot and Shoes',
Hats and Caps, Queensware,
Hardware.
Groceri
68.
Front street, above the Aredcmy.
)RY GOODS,. NOTIONS, Ac, in
great variety, at Ike lowest prices for cask, at the
CLSARFIKLD STORK,
Rear Phlllpsborg, Pa.
aevi-tr
gALT, by tho sack or load, cheaper
Ihea cat he had anywhere also, al the
CT.IAIFIRID STORE,
Sear Py.lp.burg, Pe
aevt-tf
rH oo&i, Crerrvlfj, tftf.
GREAT" E X ITEMENT
O Rmtffti gmrrr, Ci.AriitLD.
NEW GOODS AT LOW TRICES.
rpni! nndcrvlgned reapoetlatly lavlle the at
I tmllon of the public genrrallr to tbeir
splendid assortment of erehandise, which they,
are now selling
AT VERY LOW TRICES.
Their stock consists la pari of
Dry Goods of the Best Quality,
Such as Prints, De Lalnas, Alpaccaa, Merlnol
Oinghems,Musllns,(bleahed aad unbleach
ed,) Drillings. Tickings, cotton and
wool Flannels, Sattnetts,Cassimeres,
Cottonadea, Ladies' Shawls,
Nubias A Hoods, Balmoral
and Hoop Skirts, Ac,
Also, a tno assortment of Men's Drawers and
Shirts, Hale A Caps, Hoots A tjhoes.
all of which
WILL BE SOLD LOW FOR CA6II,
Hardware, Queensware, Glassware,
Groceries and Spices'.
IN SHORT A GENERAL ASSORTMENT
Of everything anally kept In a retail store, all
CHEAP FOR CASH or approved country pro.
duoe.
A. t. WRIGHT i SONS.
Clearfield, Nov. 7, 181(7. '
New Store in Madera.
MESSRS. J. FOB REST & S0X
WOULD respectfully Inform the public that
they hava just opened, la MADEKA,
Clearfield countv, Pa., an entire new stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Which they are prepared to cell as cheap aa the
cheapest. ,
Their stock consists la part of
DryGoods of the Best Quality,
Buch as Alpaecas, Detenes, Prints, Muslins,
Cassimeres, Satinets, aud Flannels,
Ready - Made Clothing,
Or the best quality, rack as Coats, Peats, Vests,
OrerooaU, Overalls, Shirts, Collars, Ac
Boot?, Shoes and Gaiters,
Also of the very host Quality.
A complete stock of Groceries.
Ia short everything asualljr kept ia a country
ton.
Consumers, Look to Your Interests I
Call aad examine oar stock and prices before
pnrchasing elsewhere
LUMBER AND GRAIN
Of all kinds taken la exchange for goods.
J! 4r-Rsmember the place, Madera, Clearieid
county, Pena'a.
J. FORI. EST A BON.
OctohcrSI.I8H7.tr. ' ,
JkTEW STOKE AND NEW GOODS
jos. siiaw & i-as:
Hat juet opened
Niw Storb, on Main St., diiirigLD, Pi.
lalelf occupied hj Wm. F. IRWIN,
Tbeir stock concilia of
Oaocii!u of lha beat quality,
Queensware, Boots and Shoes,
and every article neceuar? for
one'a comfort.
Call and examine our atock before pur
cliatinf elsswbere. Hay 9, 18C6-tf.
FRESH AltlUYALS.
AT Till CHEAP HTORI OF
EDWARD W. GRAHAM
Spring GooDs, New and Very Cheap
rpHE andersigned respectfully announces to
the public that he ts aow opening at
exleaeivo assortment of SPRING GOODS, an
the old stand la Graham's aew building, whieh
he offers to sell at receding ly low prices, con
sidering their cost, for cash er approved country
produce.
His Stock of Dry Goods cannot be
Surpassed.
Castomere can there dud Callcoee with fast 00!
ors ( Muslins, Delaines, Lawns, Cloths, Caest.
meres, Veellogs, Ladles' Shawls, Gents' Shawls,
Bat and Caps, Boots aad Shoos, Carpets, aad
Oil Cloths.
Hii Stock of Fancy Goods ia TJnex
ami led in Style and Variety,
Embracing Notions, Soarfa, Heed Beta, Neck'
ties, Satchels, Port Monaelea, Brashes, Photo'
graphic Albums, Plpec, Tobacco aad Began,
Perfumery of all kinds, er anything else la the
(iotioa line.
Aluo, HARDWARE, QUEENS
WARE, 0 ROCERIE8,
TRO VISION SI
All of Ihe best quality, aad aelerted with special
regara to the trade of Clearfield county I
EDWARD W. GRAHAM.
ClearSeld, May 1, 18fl7.
OOLDIERrV BOtJKTIia.-A recent act
O has peered both Mousoa of Cn.r. ..j
"I " ioe rreamrnt, giving a three years'
eoldier I lot and two years' soldier i hoanty.
All persons who enlisted prior to J mil tl,
served one year. and were honorably discharged,
ar-UOUNTlESand PK
PKKKrONS collected bv
aug-tf
"fl.iaft nAllHHTT,
Atl'y at Law, Olearteld, Pa.
"tlfAXTKU-Stxi.otM. a; fchliiglea
(1 at oar etore. near Pili. c
the kigheet eaah price will he pa.d
W. W. BRTTS A CO.
Uune' Ht IH.mlnKo. H.bbell a. Drake's Hoof,
aad Geowiaa. HoelaUar'a anal il....
Oaygaaatod Bitten, also pare Llqu.rs, of .
kinds for ledlcinal purposes, for sale ht U. at I.
Jiry ftoods, J'.romlfi, fu,
CLEARFIELD STORE,
Noar riiilipfiburg, Tsuu'a.
William W. Betu iohn F. Weave.
(ItHirge L. Iterd . William Powell.
W. W.' 1I12TTN A Cn
(Succeuorc to Huasoa A Hoops)
HA VK juat received a large aid well selected
eloek of all kinds of Goods, sack as
DRY 000 DS, CLOTHING,
Roots end Shoes, Mate and Caps, Notions. Hard
ware, Glass. Kails, Oils, Painte, Queensware,
Groceries, Flour, llaoon, Feed, Ac, which wo
aie offering at greatly
REDUCED TRICES FOR CASH,
Or ia exchange for LUMBER and SHINGLES
We intend to make it to tbe advantage of the
TIMBER MEN ,
Tn the lower end nf ClearBeld county and on
ClearSeld Creek to get tbeir supplies from this
nointt beinf on the line of the Hailroad, we
can sell goods on hotter terms than al any point
In Clearfield county, and we ere selling oar stoea
at such prices aa to make it aa okject to those
buying to buy from us.
ADVANCES OF GOODS, FEED. AC,
Hade on aeoount of SQUABS TIMBER, which
we will either toll oa eonualaaiuu, or boy at
axed rates.
TCall aad see if our goods and prices don't
fuitthetin.es. W. W. BKITB A CU.
Near Pbllipshnrg. Nov. , I860.
pLOUH of different brands can
bo
had at all til
oa, at very lew prices, at the
CLEARFIELD STORE,
Near Philipshnrg, Fa.
novj.tf
727
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
Importers, Jobbers and Retailers of
DRY GOODS
AT
POPULAR PRICES.
HAVE the moat elegant and diversified stock
In this market, at the VERT LOW PRICES
incident to the great shrinkage of values.
Their at 00k la oomneood wholly of bow aad de
sirable fabrics, ia
. Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
to which are daily added the cheapest aad choicest
efferiage In this and other marketa.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
72T Iheatnnt fUreet,
r.u -y T H I L A D E L F II I A .
Down I Down 1 1
THE LAST ARRIVAL
ASD OF COURSE TflE CHEAPEST!
A Proclamation against High Prices!
"TTTE an aow opening up a lot of the best and
l most seatonalile Goods and Werra era-
offered in this market, aad at prices that remind
one of the good old days of rheap things. Those
who lark faith anon this point, or deem oar alle
gations superfluous, need hut
.r Oltl STOKE,
Corner Front and Market streets,
When tbey oaa ere, fead, bear and know for them
selves. To fully Bttdrratend what are cheap goods,
this mast be done. We do not deem it nooeesary
to enumerate aad itemise oar stock. It is enough
for us so stale that
We have Everything that ia Needed
and onnanmed la this market, aad at urioee that
aatontsa bolu oiu aad vounr.
dealt) JOhfil'II SHAW A 60S.
A REYOLITIOX I BISIXLSS
AT CURWEKSVILLE,
BY
IIARTSOCK & GOODWIN.
fpilB andersigned having entered Into Co part
ly acrahi.) in the mercantile ho.ineaa, adopt
mis method or notifying tbe pablic generally,
and tho cltlsens of Cnrwenaville and vielaity in
particular, that merrhandiae of all kinds will
be sold by ua as cheap aa the tame quality else-
where la the county. We have a full supply of
DRY GOODSi
Consisting la pert of Dress Goods, Masllna,
Prints of all shades aad styles together with a
foil assortment of
NOTIONS.aOTHING, HATS Sl CAPS,
Roota, Slioce, Hardware, Uuernswarr.
As well as Tinware, Cedarware, Willowwar.
buckets and Brooms 1 toe-ether with a lane stock
of Groceries ; aad always a lull stork of
FLOUR, FISH, SALT, Ac.
In short, we keep a fall supply of everrlhlni
nsed la this marhet.
We want all oar old customers and aa many
aew once aa can make it convenient, to give as
a call before parol asing elaewhere.
DANIEL HARTSncK,
EDWIN GOODWIN.
Cnrwenaville. Fenrua.y II, lt(t.
RICHARD
MOSSOP 13 NOW
Selling, at half their usual price,
DRESS GOODS,
CLOAKS AND SHAWLS, ;
BROWN SHEETINGS,
FLANNELS AND BLANKETS,
WOOLEN GOODS,
HOSIERY,
MEN'S CLOTHING,
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING Good.
LADIES' BOOTS AND SUOES,
GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS AND 8I10KS,
BOYS' da do
HOOF SKIRTS,
BALMORALS,
LADIES' COLLARS AND CUFFS,
RAISINS AND CURRANTS,
BROOMS AND TUBS,
CANNED FRUITS,
BEEP AND rORK,
FLOUR AND FEED,
6., Ao Ac
Rare Chan.
Tlf il"!";.,"."'' ,o,,,l of "'-
X wlo IN KhTlUNS, aoeded la a... CamIi
J.d paying large pretts, ,.. e wd by apl
pllag either persoaally or by letter, to
n. LASU A CO,
rl. 7?T Market PL, Phll.delpkla.
Vbniiifl U lit.
o. r,
u. 1..
j, r.
Wm. I' eel I,
J'ltie..
. W. Ilrtts.
VYret
t.er.J IW
HOOP, WEAVER & CO.
CLEARFIELD
PLANING MILL
ALL RIGHT!
rp II R proprietors rcaperttrully Inform tbeeltltetie
A of ClrarHeld eonnty, that tboy have entirely
refitted thie ostabliahmentwlththe latest improved
wood-working iju.-hinsry, and are now prepared
to execute all orden ia their line of basinee.
They will give eeporlal attention to tho manufac
ture of material fur boure ballding, such as
FLOORING, WEATHER -BOARDING,
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS,
MtiUICMiKTS l( jtioi Louros,
OF ALL STYLES.
We always hare oa hand A large stock of DRY
LUMHKK, and will pay cash for all clear Lumber.
One-and-a-half inch pane! stuff preferred.
Lumber Manufactured to Order,
Or exchanged, to cult eastonaera.
Orden solicited, and Lumber furnished on
short notiee aad oa reasonable terms.
HOOP, WEAVER A CO.
Clearneld, Nov. T. 1K7.
Engine Worts.
H. DUVALL'S
PORTABLE
EXGOE WORKN,
Koa. SS to SS Market Htreet,
ZAKESY1LLE, OHIO.
DUVALL'S
Champion Engines and Saw Mills,
The ckeapeet aad best, and CAN CtT MORI
LUMBER, at less expease, than any .
other la tho Union.
TUB BEST EXGPfB AVD MILL MAT) I 15
THE l .MTED STATES I
For proof of this assertioa, wo refer yea to our
many customers.
OUR ENGINES AND SAW MILLS
(. , : . ' ! 1 i - i '
Are warranted to cut
10,000 Feet of Pine Lumber, inch
measure, in Ten Hours 1
fc-fA-0or small cises, (8, 10 and 15 horse pow
er,) are aaequaled FOR FARM PCRPOSE8.
Traoea, Blair Co., Pa Oct II, ISM.
I. H Duval' Dear Mr: We have beea ranaine
our mill aad englse ceaetaatly since we reoeteel
iu We are eetttog from A.Ot w to J.eco feet per
day. Every thiog works splendid. Kola journal
keated or aayUiag elao gone wrong eiate we
atarted. We saw oak aad pine logs that are ao
largo that our saw wea l reach through. The
little engine drives the aaw through with as
apparent ease aa though tbe log was not half eo
large. We are quite salulsd that wo oaa cat
,vu icei per dv
RCNEtt 4 BUKLEY.
favor Rinst, Pi., Jnly J7, IM,
J. H, Duvail Sir i Oar serine and mill work.
nicely gtveagod satisfaciloa. Wehaveeawed
irom ,ti to m.etn feet of lumber per day.
Years, traly,
IILL A McCAULEY.
laI CtvT. Pa.. OcL u. 1J.
J . I!. Derail elr i Oar mill and eagine works
flnelv. and given good eatisrectioa. We cawed
U.0KI feet oflamaer (a aigkl hoars. Please
hurry up say seeond mill and engine t lima ts
money aow. lours, traly,
A. H. RH1NES,
From Ihe Rrnokvllle Repnhllcaa, Oct. It, 14
(iooo rlaama We are informed that oa Frl.
day last Mr. Ilardeaty sawed n,a) foot of lum
ber in eight hoars, with tSe aeaiatamee of four
heads beside himself Ave being the number re.
ouired. The sawing was dene on one ol Duval I 'a
Portable Haw Mills, which Mr. H. has erected
la Polk township for our enterprliing friend. Nr.
A. 8. Rhinrs. We don't think any mill ia the
county can beat this. Oar lumber men ahoald
call and see tho mill is operauea. - - .
Tor Dearriftive Circular. Price Liet.Ae.. add ml
J. U. MYALL'S Portable Knri ne Works,
Ko. !H to ii Markot Street,
wrpS.HTwaiwly Zaorf.ille, tihio.
F. G. MILLER. Agent. Clearneld, Pa.
SOMETHING NEW !
FLOUR AND FEED STORE
T WOl'LD anaoaace to the oitlsesit of Clearfield
-A aa Ide surrounding country that I hare
ojcnea a n.ui n A.u KLI) STORE oa
st:to.vn STIIKET,
Opposite the Fording, where I Intend to kern
eoeiatactly oa hand a full aeeirtmeat of
Flour, Pork, Bacon, Chop, Oats, Corn,
And all kinds of Feed, which I Will retail cheap
for eaah. or in errhange for rUIIXOLKM.
Ll'.MUKRMKN will coruuU their Interest hy
giving me a call Wft re th.-y go elerwhcre to pur
chaee their mipplioa, as my arranrcments are
perfect, and am able to buy evemlnng in mv
line at the lowest market price.
1 KANDKR DKNNIXO.
Clearfield, Jaly H. 167. .
TIMBER & FARM LANDS
FOR SALE!
rMlK subscriber offers for sale a vary valuable
X property, situate in t'nion township. Clear-
tnld
uiy.v.st ihu J H AITS OF LAND,
Vonlatminr orer 800 tert,.
With good impravemrats, a ne nnalitv of
limner, and t ool in ai-andanr. good Orchards,
Kaw-millfaarDwollinr-bowt .re, B.rnt, Ac.
thereon. The two tracts will be mU i,k
ecparaarly, eu suit (meohaaeia, . .
lot parlloolars, apply lo the suWriher on the
rrerolsea,or adrt-M him bv letter a- Hookton P t)
v""-1" JOHS MtKSpLaH.
v!, .'?4 Mol" upportre of evr
A kied of Ike htbrat . ' .
U, Drug Store a HARTSWU K A IRWIN.
CSiAtU KeHI ITof all kind. .
MKRRELL A B1QLFRT.
ft
" ' ' l""'"'" " ' '""Is
"drexel"&c67
Ko. II ..ath Ihlrd litre!, Phllaieih
it.i.mr.it.
And Dealen in Government Socurit,
AppliciUii'0 l-y mail will rei-eive pmnip'ra
(ion, and all Information rbr-erfull Urn;
Orders rolicitr-d. 'I'lll:
1. I. M'tlirk. Rdward fv
BA.KKLNQ Si COLLECTION nod
- or
MoGIRK t PERKS
needier oil.e, fey he. A Co., .
Phlllpehurr, I'cmtr CewttHit. Pt,
IT HE HE all I tic busineas uf a liaukui t
y will be trenaacted promptly aad up
moat favorable terma - anarl
County National Bank.
CLIARF1LD, PA.
rTTIIS Bsnk is now open and rosdy forU
L ness. OHiee eo Booooil street, la tact
log formerly occupied bg Leonard, Piaaey
dirbctom an orricaae
JAS. B. ORAHAM,
r it'll h t mill
WM. A. WALI.ACS,
A. K. WRIHIir,
D. W. MOORE,
ja2,J Cashier.-
WM. PORT It
OKU. L. REED.
JAS.T. LE0P.
Pres.aJ
Clearfield County. Bank
fTI II K Clearieid CouLty Bank e aa taeonJ
1 ted inatitutioa has gone out or extstenc
the surrender of its ehertar. on May II, H
All IU stock is owned by Uta enbeeribert. .1
will continne ths Banking baeineea at lbs nj
plane, as private Hankers, ander the arm aj
od the "Clearneld bounty Dank. no art
sponsible for tbe debts ot tbe Bank, and wil.
Iu tthi on demand a' tho exanier. Uepd
received aad iatereal fa id when money ia ie!
a axed time. Pa,;or discounted at sit pr ti
as heretofore. Our personal respoa.ibilit
nledred for all DaaaMtu caaoivod aad bnaii
trans oted. A aontinoanoo of the literal J
ronage of tbe business men or the county
fpeaually aoluiud, Ae Preeldent, OaahieeJ
officers of tbe late Clearneld County Bank
require the sous of said ktank to he preaai
fear redemption.
JAS. T. LEONARD. RICHARD SHAW
Wat. rOKTKR, JAB. B. ORAUAal
tUX. WBIUUT, a. L. REED, .
WM. A. WALLACE.
The bail ness ef the Bank wiU waewaaactea
Joha M. Adam eq as Caahier. joule
UisrfUaiucits.
riiiladelphla & Erle Bailroa!
. WLNTER TIME TABLE.
Tkrowgh and direct route between Phlled,!,.
Baltimore, Usmeburg, Wiliiamsport,
and the
Great Oil Region of Pennsylvania
ELEGANT SLEEPING CAl
0a all Mght Traiaa.
0!f aad after UONDAT. ROV Jl. t7, ol
trains aa the Philadelphia A ria tJ
Road will run st fallows i
Weal ward.
Mall Trala lea.es Phila4elphia..lI.U t I
Do de....Bt Mary's lis P. I
Do arrive at Krie.. I HI t I
Irie Bipreos leevee Philadelphia..! J.HCa
, Do do St. Mary's . 1.11 a I
Do .arrive at
Kaatward. -
Mall Trala leavoe Bno U ii A 1
Do ..de....t Mary's ... MM
Do arrive at Philadelphia... I ii A 1
Brio Bipreos leavoe Erie.. ........ 4 IS P i
le dt HL airr's..10 31 1
Do arrna at Pkiladelpna-. I.dl P.
Mail and Eapreas aoxaret with al tiaim
th Warrea A Franklin RaMway. Pasearl
leaving rhlladelphia at II It. arries
Irvieetua at a.m aad tilCl'y
.caving rhlladelphia at ll.tw m aa., arm.
Oil City at4 J a.m.
All trains oa Warrea A franklin RaileJ
make close conneetione at Oil C ty witk traJ
rranaun ana rctroieum .enm. ner,rm
okeaked through.
ALPKBD ia. TYl.la.
beaeraF ceperinual
Attention, Soldiers.
EQUALIZATION OF BOUM'T
A I.L WILDIIiK.x K Iruai-'tia-'fi?
entitled to aa ISCRKAStD BOT N-.V
Tue andersigned is prepared to celleot ail an
Bountiea, aa well aa the lacreeavd pa- to boli j
vt idows. All inquiries aad oommu ticatiuai J
wend promptly. Dischargee receipted for. fd
vnw aoarose, vuxweojaruie, ra.
aepi-tf J05IAH IVA.T!
CAfiEIAQE AND SLEIGH SKO;
IN CLEAKFIELIi. Pa.
(Immediaul la rear of Maekiaa Ssop,)
fTUB sabscriber would reeportfally iafera al
J. cinaenaiT ClearSeld. and the public it r:
era, mat at is proper ta do ail kiadt ef wort
CARK1AQE8. BUGGIES. SLEIGHS,
oa short notice and aa reasonable terms, a
. wniananii., naeaar,
JTAII orders promptly attended to.
Feb. la.' WM. H'MOHI
WANT ED, The rubecriber wil!
I? Ike bighcet prices, la CASH, for all k edi
ana vrrr name. I, J. atl, lal&S1 1 Lie
January . IcAtt-tf.
G
HIKERIHtlaokthadat
mkhi Kui, A pnitn
ITCH1 ITCH I I ITCH I!
SCRATCH ! SCRATCH!! SCRATCH!!:
Ia from 10 ta H Uoara,
Wheetna'a lllviuaai
The Ilea,
Wheaion't Oiaunni
Wheatoa's Oiatmeat
Salt Rteu
caret
'uret '
enrea
Tetter
Wheatoa't Ointment
Wheaion't Ointment
Wheatoa't Ointment
Parbers' Ie
Old nVrve.
t.ery kins
of BamorUke Macl.
Price it rente a hot bv mail, M eeau
Address W K R K S A POTThR,No 1TI
inrtoa street. Bono. Mass, por sale bv Ra
lekjkjrwia.aadhye.il bragglaii. mlt f
nKAHrtt, itilndKowa aad (auT
IfTsilMl Vifta takes aMa. - Lo
1AA( S, M. !., Iky-ulut ud Ar.rt, (forwer!;
T 'ihatetllkre. fn.twa tltrn eaua. (..1.1 i. .
' ' savw it i leat'tw- aprvwjv-v-wrT ( .
Oltr BnJ IMtHntr k. .a Ll. -ak. 1
v. mwrrm mt Ull SOI CO. I
" kWrTTlkl ID Dll prTeOlAO. A
iefftl Ktm iBi-nrOti -nthaot h.in N ..-
The Truth Will nnf.
1
r - -"i.n m. et tne true ectv
of tke late Rebelllna .k....u n
Youths' Historv of th riront r.'.vti tti
'J v. .11. 1 I I . ,."
u.-.m...k riaifa inu.iraMoaa and lour nu.-H
page. pohii.hH by Van Evrie. Morton A Ce-H
York. R.M Tl . ,. . . J
-- - . . x.m.i outa purcoaee e w
of this great work. Orders sent by mail wil 1
promptly ath-adrd to. Price, per copj, t
postage li cents. Addreaa,
C. i. KKAGT. Ae
Glen ll-'pe, f1
iVoolcn Factory.rnlon il
I'lilon tovt Mahlp, l lcarflrld to , Ps.
HAVINd p.rohaaed aa Intereel la the rs
Mtlla. we are prepared to card Wool, a
uta.-tare and hnieh Cloth, and do all kiadi '
work In oar lino oa ikon notice, ia werkst'
meaner, aad on reasonable terma. Abo,
FLOUR, FEED AND LUMB0
ilanufactured lodfurtalt. TtrmsCaaa.
Wool Intended for earning can be I
Moteep's or d. P Kratter't, where we
and retarn l oa Matnrdaye uf each weel
lefttl'
a will r
d. I r . L
Letlen nf Inoatev ertrf.j .t Hatl
P. 0. will reoeire prompt attentioa.
t. K. A t. R, AR'01
Rook tea. Jaaa IT, l.r.
Clearfield Nursery.
ENCOUHAGE IIOMU INPl'STBl
TIIR aader-lgaed, having ertakllabed t ir
ery oa the 'Pike, a boat half way be re
L.earbrld and farwenevtlte. ia prepar"1 I '
aith allklaltor PRUT TMKKsUa
iarf I r l . . , lte
" ' ri.n i cnrvrcrT. :afv -
ttoorrHerrtc. Uat Blaokhcrrv. Strt"""
aad haahorry Viaea. Also, bibt an - ' ''
Vluince. aad eariy tcvlet Rhubarb, Ac. Ure'
promptly atteaded to. Adin-ee.
J. . WRI0HI
sepje Aiy -arwearviU