.H Hlll'UHI.lCAN.
-
Terms of Subscription.
tl pi' l lt advance, or within throe months ...fl 00
II I iier three and below eia month. 1 40
If paid niter the eiplratiun of ,il months... ' 110
Mr, '!'. Tf. Wti.sow, our forrmnn, l niilliorirr.l
to r, t - ! fur mom-v pail into the ofTn-r on account
f s , i ii.lion, advertising, J1i work, Ac., in our
,1, ,s. OKO. It. HuoDt.AMiElt,
Editor end Proprietor.
vtHDAY::::
::::::::Muy 7, 180S.
i .ii.rt's L.uiV's Book. Tbo May
nUii.Ler has failed to reach us, hut wo
have no doubt, tho samo cxoclloncies
nro to bo found in it, that have lioroto
furo graced its pities.
Tho Administrator of the estate of
Iho late Jacoh Floral, of (ioshon town
Bl.ip, tlcBigns to sell a large amount of
Personal Tropcrt', at puhlio salo, on
Thursday, tho 21st. Heo the adver
tisement elsewhere in this number.
An investigation of our advertising
. columns will rcvoal tho fact, that
JIoKsrs Ten Eyck & Thompson have
resumed tho practico of soiling cheap
gooJ.;i in Curwcnsville. They know
how to do this, nnd will reveal tho so-
cret to all their customers free of
charjre. Call and see them.
Attention. We direct tho fitton
' tion cf tho reader to an articloon our
first page, entitled "the Tarty and its
Candidates." It is our desire that all
Democrats shall know their duty to
their country and themselves in this
campaign ; and then dischargo it with
out any growls, orifs, or and's about
L
The advertisement of Mr. II. F.
Kauglo, Watchmaker and Jeweler,
'will be found in this issue. It is need
less for us to say more than this in
Lis case, as he has by prompt atten-
lention to business established a char
acter in this community, as a good
-workman and an upright business
man.
We direct the attention of business
men and the reading public to tho ad
vertisement of Mr. Gaulin, in another
column. Ho has opened an eutiro
new branch of business in this com
munity, and wo bespeak for him a lib
eral share of publio patronage
Hon. Anson iiurliniramo, lato of
Massachusetts, who in 1850 doclared
that "wo must have an anti-slavery
God and an anti-slavery Bible," and
was appointed Minister to China by
tbo "late lamented" ir. 18Gl,has turn
ed Chinaman for tho sum of $50,000 a
year during his lifetime, lie is now
on his way to this country as tho reg
ularly accrcditod Plenipotentiary from
the Chinese Empire, with arctinno of
near one hundred persons. Anson
bus no doubt found bis god gold.
One dollar looks like a very littlo
sum to pay for a preparation that will
cflVct such wonders as aro always
achieved by "Barrett's Ycgotablc
Hair llestorativo," now so popular
throughout the cntiro country. Let
no ono ho without it. This is the on
ly hair preparation that received tho
"first premium" of a silver medal at
the State Fuir in 1SG0. Manchester
(A'. II.) Union.
Vormal School.
Having been granted tho lino of the
large room on tho second, and the
ncrth room on tho first floor, in tho
Town Hall, in Clearfield, for tho Nor
mal School, a session of 1 1 weeks will
be opened on tho Ilth of May. Hoard
ing from $4 to $H per woek. It
is highly important that as many
ymtng Ladies and Gotitlemon as pos
sible, be in attendance, as a single
term is of great value. Thrco teach
ers will be appointed to collect tho
tnition, pay tho Assistant teachers
and tho expenses of tho school. In
no case, for the common branches,
shall tho tuition bo over (5, and as
much loss as it can bo made. All per
sons who can enter tho Normal class
es will bo admitted.
GKO. W. SXYPER, Co. Sup't.
Opinion or a Kepchlican Jcdok.
Jndo Mellon, of Pittsburg, an esti
mable member of tho ltopubliean par
ty, in giving his recent judicial opin
ion on tho subject of refusing to ad
mit Mr. Vashon, a negro, to practico
nt i he har In Allegheny county, puts
it on tho ground that such admission
is incompatible with the Constitution
and with tho general intention and
bearing of the laws existing in the
fclate of Pennsylvania. Ho alleges
that ho would not as) a judge expoun
ding the laws of tho Slate, admit a
nrrro to practice at tho bar unless
a! It god to do ao by some law com
pelling such action. He further cx
j roses his opinion that the block race
is inferior, and should bo kept sepn
ruUi from tho whites oven advising
c jlnnir.ing them by thomsulvos. Some
p"lo aro coming to thoir Benson.
(V irion Democrat.
This samo niggor lias since been ad
rniUod to practico in tho United States
!M:premo Court.
Ole Bull recently gave a concert in
Whhington for tbebencfitof the Lin
coln monument, but money cnongh
wr.s not taken to pay the expenses of
Ins i and advertising. Toor Lincoln's
tm-mory is below par in Washington.
It fares rven worso than his wiio'sold
duds in-New York.
Forney, w ho W accused by Senator
Camoron of being a defaulter to tho
government to tho amount of 810,000
puts on an extra amount of loyalty,
and screams nt tbo top of his vnico
ai'funst tho "Copperheads" to call of
t ontion Irom his enmo.
A virtuous member of tho Pump
Congress has been robbed of f 1,000
by a cream colored fast young woman.
11 U certainly tho victim ol misplace J
rmifidcuco.
Clearfield Markets.
Reported weekly rr the Ci riKnri n Hitr-ini.n ai
lii J. IV KMim, Dealer in Dry li.K de
cries, Provisions, Ac, Maikct St., t'lewrlii-M.
Ol rinrinh, May T,
Apples, gio.ii, 12 on: ll i, Am-k.-J i
il',,f., 4''ivJ
II id, gn-i-n...
liains.siigiu cured,
MloitlrrS .
Soles
l.urd
Kria, yn pj.
Apple uuiterial, 1
Putter 411
Ihans to 00(11) 3 OH
Hu, k lu-iii i
17
IV
li
Hlickwhrnl llourth,
.'. ' M.-si poik,'bld...J5 HO
II. . I. dried 30 Dm
Ml
2U0
1 1!4
lj
i 110
1 (10
3
.1 M
ft 00
IIitI', fresh 10(.( 12 1 Onion
Hoards, M IS H0(ij.20 Oil ! Point,,,-
Com. shelled 1 Punches, dried, lb.
t.'orn, cur SO I t'lnslrr, hid
Corn uicnl, "Ji sack, 1 110 I llyc
Chop, V owl !t 74 I Rags, V it
Cluvcru-il 10 00 Sull, V sack
Clu-uKu !!.'i i Shingles, 1 H in.,
Cherries In. 2M 2.1
Chit-kens, drsil, lb, 20
KtK "''
Flaxseed 2 00
Kloar 1.1 0orn,H 00
SliinirleK, 2li iu l.'i 00
Timothy n-ed t 00
Tallow 15
Wheat ! 60
Wool 45
liny - 20 0O(tl,2.' 00 Wood, '( cord 4 00
Philadelphia Grocery Market.
PlllLillKLI'IIU, MilV 4, 1NC8.
Tens nro In good demand, ltiee isnetivoata
sliftlit advance. Coffeoa aro quiet. H'lsrs are
active at nlmut an a advance. Kteam ltenne.l
Yellows 101 f)10J ; Cnha and l'orto Hica
13J ; ;i;hoico lein 1 jj Syrups continno at last
reported. Molaieea in fair demand nt about pre
vious ratei.
mAa. corrrrn.
Young Hvsen lltio, common 21 fo) 2.1
Superior....! Sftfi.l 15 (lood !.1Jru) 24
Fine 12.Vh,145 Prime ...2ft lf-i) J5
Finest 155(Ufl75 Chnioa.2S ft Ji;i
Hyson Ijarn.old gov.37if i M
Superior....l (iJW.I 25 Laituara 25i(.i) 2Si
Fine ..l M(ttl 60 W.A.Co.oansOO (.y 18
Finest 1 65(0.1 ft5 Uandelion.jiaOO (oj 17
Imperial 81'QAlilt.
Kuporior....l 20(311 40 Crushed VkfO 171
Fine I 60(u.l (15 Coarse, jiulv. liacu 171
Finest 1 70(y,l 80 Fine. do...l7i(,g J71
Onripowder A 16t(n) 11
ruperlor....l 25(.1 40 II Ur,i) 16J
Fine 1 66(,1 70 C, citra l.'ii(.
Finest 1 76((i2 0:C A Jellow...l21(oj 14
Black I arRt-ra.
Superior.... SSfflil OO'Coninion 45 (o) 60
Fine 1 05(0.1 Ift Fair .d0 di, 7
Finest 1 20gil 35'Uood. 68 fo) 75
Japan Prime 7S H
bnperior.... 90(i;l 05 Choioe V0 (lu
Fine 1 10(a,l l.VC'boioc, eitra! (ol 06
Finest 1 20(o,l JO MOLAsma.
an a. V. 0. choice, 1)0 (0,1 05
Carolina 11 12) Porto Ki(vo...7 (o) tS
Kaat India.... II (m 1 1 Cuba 54 70
Clement R. Wainwright - - Israel R. Wainwright
Joaeph H. v ainwriKht.
WAINWRIGHT & Co.,
WHOLESALE
GROCERS AND TEA DEALERS,
li. . Corner becend and Arch streets,
may 7 PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
The Trulh Will Out,
T)ETt80NS who wish to ret tlx true amount
X of Kebellion should purchaae the
Youths' History of the Great Civil War,
Containing sixteen Illustrations and four hundred
naffea, published by Van Kvrie, ltortan A Co., New
York. Ererj Demoerat should purchaaa a copy
of this treat work. Orders sent bj mail will be
promptly attended to. Price, per copy, $1.60;
postage id oenis. Aaurcss,
C. J. KEAGT, Aicnt,
Feb. 6-.1m.pd. Ulen Hope, P
Woolen Factorj.lnlon Mills;
I'ulon township, Clearfield f 0 , Pa.
TTAVINQ purchased an interest in the I'nion
XX Mills, we are prepared to card Wool, man
ulaoture and fiDish Cloth, aud do all kinds nf
work la our Uns on short notiea, in workmanlika
manner, and en reasonabls terms. Also, ..
FLOUR, FEED AND LUMBER
Manufactured and for sale. Terms Cash. '
Wool intended for eardinc can be left at R
Mossop's or J. P. Krataer's, whera we will get
ana return ir on caturdays 01 cacti week.
Letters of Inquiry addressed to ns at Rockton
P. U. will receive prompt attention.
F. K. J. H. ARNOLD.
Rockton, June 27, 1807.
MILL, FARM & TIMBER USDS
FOR SALE!
rilJIE ondrrfiffnfd, r,ciifninu to quit Liurino,
p oner wt ilc tueir entire )rocrtjra
Conttinlittf of l,3'i5 acre of iAintl
Pitunlod on hnth i'loi of the MfifbRnnnn rrcck
and the Tyrone tr.fi Clcnrlielti rttilrnml, ndjuininp
the burtmnh uf 1'bilipnhurg. Th ImprovcmcDts
Steam Saw Mill,
Water iwmor Phinffle ant Lnth Mnyhlnen all of
which are in complete runnin?oHlr. with ruilmn.
Win at the mill. One DWFLLIaVU HOliSE,
lately rrtmirea iiaintcl nni nnnrrM. and (n com
plete onlcr; one FARM H'HK and Urt-fl BAHN :
one don Me and three finple hourtrH for hundf;
o thee and achon. notn, About one hundred and
twfnty-flre acres of the land arc cleared and nndcr
cnltivatinn. On the halnnne there id a hirtre
amfiuntof (uineHor IIKMLOC'K and OAK TIM-
HtK, while 1'INK TIMUKK,eailr aoccihte It
the ertya, can he pit it ha urn at rcmuncrattre prince.
Thn indirationi of COAL are favorable on I -nth
vidce 'of the creek and railroad. To anr tmrtr
purchaxiniT tho nwl ftdtate, and dix-irutr It. we will
alM Fcll.at fair rate, our entire t-emttu! property.
Teams, Harness and Wagons,
Farming Implements. Liimherlnr Tools, and abont
TWO MILLION FKET OK Ll now in the
dam thus affording- an oiinortunit for the ininie
diabs pnisecution ol busineM. Kor price, terms,
c, apply at rieinera anus, i. u. rniiroait, or
address by mail at rbilitishnri, Centre Co., I'a.
r" - MKIMJt K I I. I, Kit.
tflolhinrj.
HOW TO SAVE MONEY.
TIIR times are bard; you'd like to know
How yon may sure your dollars j
Th. way to do II I will show,
If yon will read what follows.
A man who lired not far from k.re,
Who worked hard at his trade,
But bad a household to support
That squandered all be made.
I met him once. Ssys be, "My friend,
I look thread bear and reuKh ;
I'ts tried to get myself a suit,
But can't sat. ep enough."
Sara I, my friend, bow much bare yon 7
i'll tell yoi where to go
To ret a suit that's sound and chaap 1
To REIZE.NSTEIN A Co.
lie took what little be bad saved,
And went to Reltenstela t Brothers',
And there ht jrot a handsome suit,
For half he paid to others.
Kow be Is borne, be iooks so well,
And their effect Is such,
That when they take their daily meal,
Tbey don't eat half as mnch.
And now hs (nds en Faturday night,
With all their wants supplied,
That he has money left to spend,
And some to lay aside.
His good success, with cheerful smile,
lie gladly tells to all.
If you'd sure money, go and buy
Your clothes at
REIZKKSTKIN'S CLOTHING HALL.
Where the cheapest, finest and best Clothing
and good Furnishing Goods eao be had to suit
every taste aud in every style aprll,'r7
CAEEIAGE AND SLEIGH SII0P,
IN CLEARFIELD, Ti.
(Immediately In rear of Machine Bhop,)
flMIR subscriber would respectfully Inform the
1 ettUcns of Clearfield, and the public in gen
eral, that be is prepared to de all k iads of work on
CAKRIAGES, BUGGIES, SLEIQIIS, Ac.
on ahort notice aud on reasonable terms, and
in a workmanlike manner.
,-All cHere promptly attended to.
freh. 14, '88
WM.
M MUHI.
f-1 KOt fc-R IIJ to had at
MKRKKLL A EI3LKR'...
C.V.NM.I) t-Kl II of all kind., .1
MLT.RbLL A HoLbll f.
Jnilirs' floods.
MISS SUSAN REED,
man in
rUK AM) FAMY ItOWKTS,
Misses' & Children's Hats & Caps, .
I 111 Mil A AM KMC AX 1'I.OW KHM,
ninnoxs, ac, ac.
"IwIlLKACllIXO and TUIMMIMI done In
latitat style.
Opposite Mossop's, .Market Strrnt,
ni'i'-.V.lin Hi mill-Ill, Pa.
L.tTi:ST STl'LVS
SPRING Sc SUMMER
Jutt received at the Rtoro of
Mns. II. I). WELSH k Co.,
Iealcri in
FANCY GOODS, MILLINERY,
NOTIONS, TOY, and
MUSICAL IXSTIi UMEXTS.
Silk and velvet BONNETS made for- (1 0(1
Straw BONNETS made fur.- 7i
All kinds of HATS lor. 50
Materials furnished on as reasonable terms as
tin' can be hud in tuo county.
Next door to First National Bank,
nov7-tf CLEARKILLD.Pa.
628 HOOP SKIRTS. 628
H ail T. IlopMn'a "Own Mnke" of Key-
toiie r-klrti."
Are the best and Cheapest Low Priced Hoop
Skirts In the market. 1 rail Hkirts, 24 springs,
ft. 00: SO springs, fl.io ) and 40 springs, f 1.44.
Plain rikirts, 0 upes, 20 springs, 80 Cenu; 24
springs, v4 Cents ; itv springr, $1.14 ; 36 springs,
1I.Z4. narranted in everv respect.
"Our OWN Make" of "UNION FKIRTS.'
Eleven Tape Trails, frera SO to 40 springs, $1.20
to 1 1.6(1. riaia, Hix Tapes, 20 to 40 springs,
from v: Cents to 12.00. These Skirts ars better
than those sold by other establlrhments as first
elass goods, and at much lower prieea.
"Our OWN Make" of CUAMPI0N SKIRTS
are in every way superior to all other Hoop
rains neiore toe public, and only have to lie
examined or worn to eonvinee every one of the
fact. Manufactured of the host linen. finished
English riteel flprings, very superior tapes, and
the style of the metalle fastenings and manner
of securing them surpass for durability and ex
cellence any other Skirt In this country, and are
lighter, more elastie, will wear longer, give
more satisfaction, and are really cheaper inan
all others. Every lady should try them. Tbey
axe being sold extensively by Mercbsnts through
out this and the adjoining Plates at very mod.
erate prices. II yon want he best, ask for
"Hnpkiu'a Champion Skirt" If you de not find
tbem, get the merchant with whom you deal to
order tLem for you, or eome or send direct to us.
Merchants will find our different grades of Skirts
exactly wont tney need, and we especially invite
mem to call and examine our extensive assort
menu or send fur Wholesale Price List.
To he had at Retail at Manufactory, and of the
Retail Trade generally, and at Wholesale of the
Manufaetursr only, to whom all orders ahould he
addressed.
Mcuufactory and Salesroom, (139 Arch Street,
oeiweeu om ena i m streets, rniiaiieiphia.
March 21 10m WM. T. HOPKINS.
DRESS-MAKING.
OPEC I AL KOTICF PARISIAN DRESS
O AND CLOAK MAKINU. Ladiee ean have
their Dresses, Suits, Coats, and Basnulnes band
somely made and trimmed, at the shortest no
tics, at the old-established stand, 1031 Chestnut
street, Philadelphia.
Fancy and plain Fans. Mantilla Ornaments.
Dress and Cloak Buttons, Ribbons, Cluny and
Guipure Laoes, Bugle and Oimn Dress Trim
mings, with a large variety of Staple and Fancy
Qoods.from 24 to 60 per cent, less than elsewhere.
Also, receiving daily. Parts xashions in llssus
psper, for Ladies and CbiluT.n's Drsasea. Sets
of Patterns fur merchant and dress mukere now
ready, at Mrs. M. A. BiNDEK'ri,
Jyd-ly 1031 Chestnut St., Philadelpbii
HILLMEKY & STRAW GOODS.
No. 219 Arch Ft, above Second,
rniLADELFIlIA, TENN'A.
rjIIE subscriber is now prepared to offer to his
i customers ant the trade generally, a largo
and well selected stock or Mrew and Millinery
Hoods, PATTERN liONNKT.S Flowers, Rib
bons, Honnet Frames, Ac, Ac.
N. v. All orders will receive careful and
prompt attention. WM. KRl'SKN,
marll) 2ia 218 Arch streit, Philadelphia.
18C8,PMXOPK,M,186S
EYRE & LAN DELL,
Fourth and Arch Streots,
nilLADELrniA, tenita.
New Pnrlng Silks. Novelties In Dress floods.
New Style cbswla. Steel and Pearl Poplins.
t. L. always keep the best 1ILACK SILKS.
N. II Net Cash Buyers will find it to their
interest to call, as Bamains from Auction are
daily received. marPJ-Sm
riiiludcliilila & Erie Kailroad.
WINTEIi TIME TABLE.
Through end direct route between Philadelphia,
iiauimore, uarrtsburg, w illiamspori,
and ths
Great Oil Region "of Pennsylvania,
ELEGANT SLEEPING CAES
On all Night Trains.
ON and after MONDAY, NOV. ii, U7, the
trains on the Philadelphia A Erie Rail
Road will run as follows i
Westward.
Mail Train leaves Philadelphia. 11. IS P. M.
I'o do.,.. St Mary's. 1.IS P. M.
Do arrive at Erie 0.00 p. M.
Brie Express leaves Phlladelphla...,.12.H0noon.
Do do St Mary's g.18 A. M.
Do arrive at Erie (.46 A. M.
I'.asttvard.
Mall Train leaves Erie 10 15 A. M.
De do St Mary's .0 P. M.
Do arrive at Philadelphia.... 8.44 A. M.
Erie Expreas leaves Erie 4 24 P. M.
Do do St Mary S.......10.J9 P. M.
Do arrive at Philadelphia.... 1.00 P. M.
Mall and Express connect with all trains on
th Warren A Franklin Railway. Passengers
leaving I'hilsdelphla at 11.00 M. arrive at
Irvinston at 8.40 era and Oil City at 9 60 n m.
Leaving Philadelphia at 11.06 p. m., arrive at
Oil City at 4.86 p.m.
All trains on Warren Franklm Railway
make close connections at Oil City with trains
for Franklin and Petroleum Centre. Baggage
checked through. ALFRED L. TVLKH,
Ueneral Supermten den
Attention, Soldiers.
EQUALIZATION OF BOUNTY.
VI.L SOLDIER Ol' lrtdl-'fll-'fl.l are
eulitlcd to an INCREASED IWl'M'V.-
Tlie undersigned is prepared to collect all such
Bounties, as well as the increased pnv to Soldiors'
Widows. All inquiries and communications an
swered promptly. Discharges receipted for Port
Office address, Curwensville, Pa.
scpi-tr JOFIAIi EVANS.
ITCH ! ITCH I ! ITCH ! ! I
SCRATCH! PCHATC1HT PCRATCH!!!
In from 1( tn 1 llimra.
Wheston'a Oinlmsnt cures The Itch,
Wheaton'a Ointment euros Salt Rhsnm.
Wbesioa's Oinlmsnt cures Tetter.
Wbeaton'a Ointment cures Bsrbers' Itch.
Whesl.n's Oinlmsnt cures Old Sores,
Whsatoae Ointment cures every kind
of Humor like Msgio.
Pile. 60 rents a box; hy mail, 80 cents.
Address WKKKS A POTrKR, No. 178 Wash
ington street DoetoaVMes For sale by ll.ru
wick A Irwin.and by all Druggists. s28,'87 ly
rirtiiwa nnd abdominal snpportrs of every
1 kiod of the latest lra roTemi-uts, firssle at
the Drug Store of 1IARTSWICK A IRWIN
rt. IHinlii;n, Hubbeli's, Draas's Hoof.
It, land's Gsrman, Hestetter's and (Ireene's
Miygenated Bitlers, also pure Liquors, (f al
kinds for csdiciual purpos.i, for sals by 11. 4. I
Jh'H ttocuts, Amities, if U.
GREAT EXCITEMENT
On Second utrkkt, ('i.rAnrin.K.
NEW GOODS AT LOW PRICES.
fl'HE undersigned respectfully Invite th. at
I Unllon of the pub'ie generally to their
splendid assortment ofmsrehauuiso, which they
are now selling
AT VERY LOW TKICES.
Their stock cotiilits in part of
Dry Goods of tbo Best Quality,
Such as Prints, De Laines, Alpsceas, Merinos,
Ginghams, Muslins, (bleached and unbleach
ed,) Drillings, Tickings, cotton and
wool Flannels, Satlnetis.Cassiineres,
Cottonades, Ladies' Shawls,
Nubias A Hoods, Balmoral
and Hoop StirU, ic
Also, a lino assortment of Men's Drawers and
r Shirts, Hats A Caps, Boots A Shoes,
all of which
WILL BE SOLD LOW YOVL CASU
Hardware, Queensware, Glassware,
Groceries and Spices.
:n shout a gexeral assoutsiext
Of everything usually kept In a retail store, all
CUEAP FOR CASH or approved eonntry pro
duce. A. K. WRIGHT i SONS.
Clearfield, Nov. T, 1887.
EEKSII AUKIVALS.
AT TUE CUEAP STORE Of
EDWARD W. GRAHAM
Spring Goods, New and Very Cheap I
rpHE nndersigned respectfully annonneea to
J- the public that he is now opening an
extensive assortment of SPRINQ (1001)3. at
the old stand In Graham's new building, which
be offers to sell at txceedingly low prices, con
sidering thoir cost, for cash or approved ounntry
rpoduce.
His Stock of Dry Goods cannot bo
Surpassed.
Customers can there Sod Calicoes with fait col.
ors Muslins, Delaines, Lawns, Cloths, Caesi
meres, Vesting., Ladies' Shawls, Oenta' Shawls,
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoss, Car pots, and
Oil Cloths.
Eii Stock of Fancy Goodi it Unez
amjicd in Style and Variety,
Krai racing Notions, Scarfs, Head. nets, Neck
ties, Satchels, Tort Monnalss, Brushes, Photo
graphic Albums, Tlpes, Tobacco and 6cgars,
Perfume ry of all kinds, er anything else la the
Notion Una.
Alho, HAKDWARE, QUEENS
WARE, GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS!
All of the best quality, and n-lcrud with special
regard to the trade of Clearfield county I
EDWARD W. QRAnAM.
Clearfield, May 18, 1887.
soni;xiiL(i xinvi
New Store in Madera.
MESSRS. J. FORREST A SOX
"ItroULD respectfully Inform the pnWle that
they have Just opened, In MADKKA,
Clearfield county, I'a., an entire new stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Which they arc prepared tn sell as cheap as the
cheapest.
Their stock consists in part of
Dry Goods of llio LVst Quality,
Such as Alpaceas, Dslanss, Prints, Muslins,
Casilnisrea, Satinets, and Flannels,
Ready - Miulo Clothing,
Of the host quality, such aa Coals, Pants, Vmts,
Overcoats, Overalls, Shirts, Collars, Ac.
Boots, SIioch ami Gaiters,
Also ol the very best Quality.
A complete stock of Groceries.
In ahort everything usually kept tn a country
itors.
Consumers, Look to Your Interests I
Call and examine our stock and prices before
purchasing alscwhsrs.
LUMBER AND CHAIN
Of all kinds tak.n l exokangc for goods.
fir Remember the place, Madera, Clearleld
county, renn'a.
J. FORREST A SON.
October 91, lflf.7 lf.
jENV STOKU AND NEW GOODS
JOS. SHAW & SON
Have just opened t
Nisr Store, on Main St., C'LiARrin.D, Pa.,
lalelr occupied hj Wtu. F. IttWIN.
Their stock conai.ls of
(33-CD CD ID 53.
Gao ir:esj of tht beet quality,
QUF.RNSWARE, BoOt3 Ontl SIlOCS,
Rod every article rjecrssarv for
one'i comfort.
Call and xaoiiue our stock be for pur
chasing clsswhr.ro. May 0, IKOC-tf. -
yyiY GOODS, NOTIONS, Ac, in
great variety, at the lowest prices for cash, at the
CLfARFIKLD STOltK,
aovi tf Kear Phlllpshurir. Pa.
gALT, by llio sack or lond, clionper
than can be had anywhere else, at th
CLEARFIELD BTORE,
novl tf Near thilipshnrit. Te
c
ALL & KXAMINKT1IIJ STOCK.
of (loods now ssllicg at the
CLKAKFIELT) STORE,
nutj-lf Kcar I'hillpilujj.rs
Y.anhs.
DREXEL & CO.,
No. 31 St.. nth TRIM Mrvrt. Plilla lelpn
It.l.lhltlS,
And Dealers In Government Securities.
Application by rnnil will rcelrc prompt sllnrt.
linn, at. J ail iiitoiuiiiliou olitiitu!l; lurtii.lied.
ril-rs sol'uili.l. apri 1 tf
J. D. M'tlirk. IMward I'.-rk..
BANKING Ci COLLECTION HOUSE
UP
McGIRK & PERKS
H.icrrft,rn to FiiMcr, iN-rkri, X Co.,
IMilllpslmrt t'nilic Cuuuiity.
TJIF.HK nil the hurtinci nf .tanking Ifnutio
yy will Im .ranMieted romlly ami upon tin
modi fuvonil lc Iitiiih. uiar7.ti'
County National Bank.
CLKARFfKI.n, TA.
rfIIIS Rsnk Is now open and ready for losi-
nesa. ODice on Second street, in the build
ing formerly ocoupied by Leonard, Kinney A Co.
mam-Tims .an nrr-icana.
JAS. I). 0KAIIA.M, KIU1IAKI) HI1AW,
WM. A. WALLACJS, WM. PoRTKH,
A. K. WRKIHT, OKO. L. HEED.
D. W. MO0RK, JA3.T. LKONARD,
Ju2S,'6J Caahior. President.
Clearfield County Bank.
rilTIE Clearfield County Sank ai an .ncorpom
JL ted inftiiiuiion hut tfoneout of exiitdncn bf
tht mrrenderof iu elurtor, en May 12, 186i.
All iU ituck if owoetl by tli fubicrilmr who
will continue the Itauklng buhinoei mt the lame
place, private ban ken, under the firm name
of the "Ctoartieid County Hunk." We are re
poniible for the dobta of tht liank, and will pmj
iu notee oq demand at the counter. lepoMiti
re-eivd and interest paid when mouuy ii left fur
a fixed time. Taper discounted at tlx p?r cent,
aa hereto lure. Our personal renponaibilitjr if
pledged for all lopitu received and buoinee
tranictd. A continuance of tho libernl pat
ronai;e of the buRineM men of the oounly it re
ipeuifully tolicited. Ai I'rp-ldnt, Cashier and
ofiioerj of the Ut Clearfield County Hank, we
require the notea uf laid bank to be presented
fur redemption.
JAR. T. LKONAKD, RICHARD HHAW.
WM. aVOKTEK, J AH. B. (iRAUAM,
A. K. VfltWHT, O. L. REED.
WM. A. WALLACK.
The boRlneM of tht Baok will lie conducted by
John M. Adami.i m Cashier. jun2H,'i6
H. DUVALL'S
PORTABLE
EX(JLK WORKS,
Nos. 3.1 tu SS Market Mrcel,
ZAXESV1L L E, OHIO.
DUVALL'S
Champion Engines and Saw Mills,
Tho cheapest and best, and CAN CUT MORE
LLHI1KR, at less eipense, than any
other in the Lnloa.
THE BEST KXOIKE AND MILL MADE IN
THE I'KITKD STATES I
For proof of this assertion, wc refer yo to our
many customers,
OUJt KNGINKS AND SAW AI1LI.S
Arc warraiilcd to cut
10,000 Feet of Pine Lumber, inch
measure, in len Hours I
Vfk.0ur small sites, (A, 10 and 15 horse pow
er,) are unnjualed FOR FARM ri'RrOSKS.'
TI.S1IMOM U.S.
Tvnoaii, Dlnlr To., Pa., Oct. SI, ISM.
J. II Duval1 DearKir: Ve have been runninc
our mill and enaine constantly since we receive!
it. He are cutting from O.OI II to 8,00 feet per
day. Kverjlhinit works splendid. Kotajonmal
heated or anything else jtone wronjr since we
started. We saw oak and pine lops that are so
larrre that our saw won't reach tlirmigh. The
little engine drives the saw through with as
apparent ease as though the I" was not half so
larse. We are quite satisfied that we can cut
IU,OoO feet per dv
riJUXER & BUKLEY.
ftiisnr It ir ps, r., July. 17, lflS,
J. H. Duvall Sir t Our eorrine and mill works
nicely Rlvesfto d satisfaclloa. Wehavesawed
from C.tlUB to 111.(100 fret of lumber per day,
Vours, truly,
DILL A McCAULEY.
LI ClTV, P., 0Ct. 1J, 1SC.1.
3. II. Duvsll lr t Our mill and engine works
finely, and gives pood satisfaction. We sawed
10,000 feet of lumber in elj:kt hours. Please
hurry up luy second mill and engine: time Is
money now. Yours, truly,
A. 8. MUXES.
From the Rronkvllle Republican, Oct. II, 1M.
tloon Kswiao We are Informed that on Fri
day last Mr. Ilardeety sawed 10,000 feet of lum
ber In eight hours, with the assist. nee of four
hands beside himself live hclnf the number re.
quired. The sawing was done on one ol Duvall's
i'ortsbl Saw Mills, whirh Mr. II. has erected
iu Polk township for our enterprising friend, Mr.
A. 8. Khinea. We don't think any mill in the
county can beat this. Our lumber men should
call and see the mill in operation.
For Descriptive Circulani.rrlco Lis t,A c. address
J. II. DUVALL'S Portable Kncine Works,
Nos. ii to hi Market Street,
scp5,'fiT.cowly , Zancsville, Ohio.
F. fl. Mil, I. Kit. Aircnt, Clcnrtield. Pa.
vrtah.a y:c1i
J Wm fVHrtrrl rtT the K M Frr
nr I ti.. nnrMk-ii 1r th h.Hi lohrl
IM Try ! ri-wrail.i .t Hs-wtintn; I
I ssriT OT lril IIMl in ia -'fil tmrnr
f" 1 nnrmiiliii liil .ri'svih mrM, ..i... .
' "iii ucauiiinei "vsw 11-avr. ii e sTV) w.
rlni(t,
Vtastn lh rrwt lel.plr, and 4
AT
i. R. BARRETT Si CO., P'oe-rletore,
AMcimsTaa, . a.
?old by Hartswlrk d- Irwin and A. I. Phew
Clearfield t J. R. Irwin, Curwensvtlls anl a
Dealers tn Patent Mrdicinea. uprS-f-m
BE A UEiTrROATK
(LA TK I'Of Ill's,)
For all dissases inoident lo Horace, Catt'e, aud
Human Flesh, reiuirin( the use of an
itcrnal application.
This Embrocation was extensively need by
the Government during the war. .
For sale by Hartewiek A Irwir, Clearfield
Joseph K. Irwin, Curwensville. Daniel Oeod
lardcr. Lutticr;burg. tf
i (Uj .v v Hi" asart
S'l l.. I . .1 1 .l.i mJLX I L.. ISI M MS Hll 1 I
.nduaif, Tinuaif, Ctf.
mkhukIl "& iii(.u:i,
- ns o iti.s ik
ir ii i w A ti e:,
AUi, MttiiurieCturtri of
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
CLE A H F I HI. I, I'A.
JK ATI'S ! SKATKS ! ! SK ATKS ! II
Lady's and flontlenmn's fur sale by
MEKliKI.L ,t IWOLER.
gLHKjirDKi.i.sf A (iK-VHliAL
Assorlmcnt on hsnd snd for sale by
VF.nni-:r,L a bioler.
LOT () FiSA I ) 1 L KS," El! 1 liLl-s,
Hornets, Collars, etc., for sale by
MEH HELL A BIO LEI.
pALAI liFiTl'ATJN T "UNLOAlJ-
inj Hay Forks, for sale by
MEIUtELL &. BIG LEU.
QIri'jiiXT, l'UTTV,(;LAS.S,
Kails, etc., fur sale by
MERKKLL BIGLER.
JJA11N ESST Hi Al MING S&SII OK
Findings, for sale by
MEKKELL lc, BIGLER.
QVSS, 1'I.STOLS, S WOKD CANKS
For salo by
MEKRELL A BIGLER.
g'i'o Ves, ofllsokts and
Eicea, for sale by
MERRELL & BIGLER.
SAWS I SAWS I SAVS!
ATTENTION-, LUMBERMEN !
.1 MiEfOLiTio.r j.r s.ttrsi
EMERSON'S
PATENT P KIIFORAR ATED
Cross-Cut, Circular and Long Saws,
(ALL OUMMIXO AVOIDED.)
ALSO,
For Fpreadinjr, Sharpening, and Ehaping the
Teeth of all Splitting Sews.
Pcnd for a Descriptive Circular an d Pr
Li't. MEKRELL A DIGLER,
Jan-tf General A fen Is , Clesrficld, P
. I. TLKOAI H. L. SASUR
FLEGAL & GAN0E,
STOVE AM) HOLLOW -M ARE
STOKE,
AND MANUFACTURERS OF
Tin, Copper & Sheet Iron
Ware,
PLIIIp.bur,;, Centre Co., Pa
rjHE nsw firm of FIcgal (lunoe would re
spectfully annouuee to their friends and
the public geeorally, that they have on baud a
earefully-aelocted and well assorted stock of
Stores. Thoir Variety consists of
HIE CELEBRATED IRONSIDES,
Which havs never failed to give perfeot satisfac
tion to the moat fastidious of its purchasers,
Continental, Lehigh, Farmer, Daylight. Spears'
Anti-Dust, Niagara, Charm, Herald, dc.,
with every variety of the best
Pittsburg Manufacture.
ktt.The Tin and Sheet Iron ware given with
the Htoves Is made of the hear lust and bsst
material, and warranted to glva perfect satis.
faetion.
Their stock cf
TARLOR AXD HEATING STOVES
Is Isrger, better and chenner ll..a b.r
exhibited to the public. Thvd
ilberln rariet, qaalitj or frlce.
They ar al rronared to ftimlsh a Mmnlri
aMorluint of
Tin, Copper, Sheet-Iron, Wooden and
vvuiow ware,
Wholesale or retail, manufactured nnollv and
with the sole view to service, from the best ma
terial in ths market
PLOWS, TLOW POIXTS, A COPPER, ItRASS
AND IROS KETTLES.
Cf every description constantly on hand.
LIQIITNIN'Q RODS,
Fuperior point, put up on short notice. The
t'oint tbey oiler to ths public Is the satue as Is
now used by the Pennsylvania Railroad Co, on
their buildings.
ORDERS FOR sroUTINQ, ROOFING
And other work bclonilni to their businos. will
be promptly filled by experienced and skillful
workmen.
BRASS, COrrER AND OLD METTLE
Taken In exchange for goods.
T-They especially Invite the ettentlon of
Merchants wishing to purchase at wholesale, as
they will find It to their advantage to examine
their stock before purchasing elsewhere.
. FLKDAL A 0AK0E.
rhilipsburg, July 11, lSn7.
IMPORTANT I
1 srnicrs. Look tn Your IntrrrstiM-Savc
MuiK-y lieu s ou t ail.
CORN I CORN! CORN I CORN !
THE GREATEST IMPROVEMENT OF
THE DAY.
(1ALL and see Ficgal A Genoa's great labor
J saving end most perfect and even
fOM.V. I'r.f.VTKR.
Entire new meehlne, just patented. With this
planter one person ean do as much work as two
on the old plan, pares corn and plants much
more accurately. Can be regulated according
lo your desire.
Agents are employed to distribute and sell
the machines.
Philipsburg, Fa., February 2d. lSf.S-tf.
Qtt'Amo Pt Kt V. . KenncoVs Veiled
il Discovery. llelmlioM's Uui-hu, ISaVcr'a Cos
l.irer Oil. Jn's and A..r' ...t. -r.....
kind, fir sale by IIARTSWK'K A IRWIN.
rpilK IT.MDCIUTIO ALMANAC f,.r Isf.n
I an l l.' M,.r sale at tt-e -II -i.uMican"
-.Inf. Prhr ?j cents. V;il nit ai.ln if.
Wftfli.int Jiitlors.
SOMETHING NEW IN SHAW'S ROW.
I it i Mi . wrtu t.inoN,
31 4 14 Ii :i it 1 'S'.iilors,
Miiil.i-t Wnrl. ( Ii nrlli Id. I'a.,
HAVINil ..pmi-l tl.iir now e-1 1.;; 1, t1; .. s in
h haw's How, -m d-nr -ist of the post i.fliae,
ami hni lii; Juit ii-lurord trotu tlio ciisti in citus
with a luro as.ioriia.nt of
Clotk, Cash'iiiiere.i, Vestings,
rtenvers, and all kin Is of Hoods lur c ell and
boys' ai-iir, ore now pr.'pari-ii to ui.-ilio lip to
order t'L'ITII I Xii, from a sirti:!o url.li- to a luil
suit, in the Intct stvle. mid mo.t wrn k UMinliko
manner. HpocU! attention i-tven to rut-toui
work and i-tittini;.oitt for men mid bus. Ws
iilli-r great ber-.iiiiS t) i-ii.t..lin'r., nu i wa'caat
en'.iie satislattiun. A iil.eral share of ,'ulilto
patronage is solicittiti. Call an-l .ee our fronds.
M. A. I' It AX hi.
oi-ii7-tf S:i:ij k. it. l. riroiitiirrox.
11. ! Ul in; K.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
(Biorc one fl'Mir r vl Clcirfii-l-i Il-tti-c,)
Miiiktt Street. Ckarlii lil, Vn.
KKKl'S on tii ml a full arMortmrntK nf (font
Furniebin;; (ifnii, u;U Miittji, l.inon
anJ Woolen l;riJrrfliirtp, lTnncrn ami hnrknt
Nci-k-ticN, Pnekct lluQ(lkrt:!mf., (Jiov, Jl-itu,
I mbrull;., t, iu rcat variety. Of i'toce
iiooJi he keej the
Best Cloths of all "Shades and Colors,"
FiHi n Islm-k nrkin of thn rrry lSf!t makr;
Fdpj Ce.ffinier, in jrreM ritj , mho, French
Com Liny, Heaver, I'lloi, Cbiti' hillkt, snd 'riti
AvercuatiD. Ail uf whicli will be auld obetip for
Cubt iii.il tJid up Recording to the latent ttyoB
by eipericnoed wurkmoii.
AUo, A (rent tor Ciearfiuld couniy for I. M.
Singer k. Co. ctjlcbruted tiewinp Machined.
Not. 1, IhrtJ-tf. H. J; RI l"i E.
-furniture
CLEAltFIJiLlJ
FURNITURE ROOMS.
Alai kct Street, cat of Tourlh.
JOIIX TftOl TM AN, Proprietor.
rpiIK suhscribsr befs leave to oil the altcn
X tiuo of the citixens of Clcnrtield and sur
rounding country to the fact that be is now
prepared to furnish, on ahort notice,
Cabinetware of all Styles & Patterns
Suited for either Parlor, Dining or Cud rooms,
by the single article, or iu sots to suit pur
chasers ; Dureaus, Sofas, Lounges, Hat
racks, Tables, K Lands, Ac, Ao.
I also manufacture
CUAIUS t EKTTEE.O BELOW CITT PRICKS,
Consisting of Parlor, Dining-room, Cane,
hockiog and other Chairs,
Which I propose to warrant and sell cheeper
than can bo purchased elscwhire. Just try me.
JOHN THUIIAIAN.
ClearGeld, Feb. 27, W7 tf
CHEAP FURNITURE.
J oiix (.ULirri
DtSlUKS to inform his old friends and cus
tomers, that having enlarpod his shop and
increased his facilities for manuiacturini, he ia
now prepared to make to order such Furniture as
msy be desired, in good styls audatebeap rate,
for CASH. Be generally has on hand, at his
Furniture rooms, a varied assortment of ready
made furEiture, among which are
BUREAUS AND SIDE-BOARDS.
VTsrdrobesand Hook-Cases; Centre. Sofa, Tartar,
Breakfast and Dining Eiteaion Tables; Cnm
mon, French-post, Cotiagc.Jenny-Lir-d and other
liedetaadij Sofas of all kinds, rVork-stsnds,
Hat-racks, Wash-stands; Mocking snd Arm
chairs ; spring-seat, cace-hottom, parlor, com
mon and other Chairs; Looking-ti lasses of every
description on hand ; aud new glasses for old
frames, which will be put iu on very reasonable
terms on shortest notice. He alo kerps on hand
or furuiehea to order, Corn-husk, Hair and Cotton-top
Mattresses.
Coffins of Evr.nY Kind
Made to order, and funerals altended with a
Hearse whenever desired. Alto, House Painting
done to nrler. The subscriber also manufac
tures, and has constantly on hand, Clement's
Patent Washing Mnchino, the best now in use I
Those using this niachiao never need bo with
out elean clothes! He also has Flyer's Patent
Churn, a superior article. A family using this
Churn never need he without butter !
All the abovo nnd many other articles are fur
nished to customers cheap lor Cash or eicbsnged
for approved country produce. Cherry, Miiple,
P'-plar, Linwood and oficr Lumber sniuble fur
Cabinet work, taken in exchange for furtiituro
vHemomber the shop is on Market street,
Clcarfiold, Pa, and nearly oprosite the "Old Jew
Store." JU1UN til'LlOU.
Kovetaber 2l, BCJ y
KENNARD ji WAf ERST
Now ElaoksniitLing EGtablisluneut.
FKCOXD ST.. CLEAIiriF.I.D, Pa.
riMIE underslroed beg to Inform the inhabit.
X ants of Clearfield and surrounding neigh
borhood, that they have commenced business in
the above line, where, by strict attention to all
woik entrusted to them, they hope to merit a
share of public patronage.
nOKSK SH0E1X0 on the most approved
princ pies, for either fast or working horses.
Horsos thst interfere, can be entirely prevented.
ALL KINDS OF SAW MILL WORE, En
gine work and Steam Hoil.rs repaired. Miners'
tools and all kinds of Steel tools made of the host
material and on the shortest notice. Post-hole
augurs, for board fencing.
fc-SA-All work done by us Is warranted to give
satisfaction, or no charge will be made.
AMOS KENNARD.
apr Cm JAMES WATERS.
NkW BLACKSMITH SHOP.
rp H E subscriber respectfully informs his friends
L and the public in general, that be has loca
ted in the borough of CLEAKFIKLD, in tho
shop recently occupied by Jacob Sliunkweiler,
where hs is now ready to perform all du'iea
towards his customers in a workmanlike manner.
Sleds, Sleighs, Rnggios and Wsgons ironed, and
Horse shoeing done at reasonable rules. He
respectfully asks a shre of work frora the public,
as he Intends to give his whole attention t. tho
business. THOMAS UILLV.
March li, ISM.
Boggs Township, Awake 1
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT
THOMAS HEERS'S!!
IVFRVrtODT trying to pet there r, for fi at
i of being crowded out Into the eold.
II jron want good Shoeing doao, go to Panua,
If you want your Sleds ironed i iglit, go to I'e.s n.
If yon want good Mill Irons, go to llrsus.
If yon want your we inn ironed in thehsst
style and workmanship, go to r.e.na,
IlKKits. makes the best Slutpp Va.-hine in the
State, and does all kinds of IILACKSM ITII INil
as cheap as en be done in the county for Cai-h.
My Post Office address Is Clearfield Pridge.
THOMAS BKKUS.
Boggi Tp., Deo. IV, lfCT-tf.
VL KAIiFIKLI)
MARBLEW0RKS.
1 1 all mi still Vermont MjiMe flnlvhcd In
the l';Tlt nU lc of the Art.
Tht PnWn.iPH. Vcj to nnnnn in tlitt
eitiffnn of ('tcirflo'd cvmtv,riM th-r hnvr oprni d
mn rttnRiTP M:trJ l V:inl n Hp h wrt Mnirr
ol" MurVt t nnd Ki'nrTh'trfftit.ni arfi'-ld. Ift.. wtirr
hry nrr pn arrd l mnVf Ten.)' -Stnivp, IMinn
Dirnls Titm', nnd nido Tiu,,n, I rndir Touil',
Omrlpry Vnrt, IM'tntlm, Shriven, 1iniokvt rtr
n slmrl tsuiuf. TiicT hIwavp krrp on hml
l:ep (jnftiiti'y f wnrk fitiijih -t, rxn y thrldlor
init. o tint iwn run rsll ntttl r)-rt (,,r thfm
pclvc tlio i.tle rtnU il. 'i'iirv mil n nkp t
oirl-r rnij "'lu r n lc nf worK time m r l-,l Mrcl,
if! lln- fUt.r lit.ir-ivc- t'u J Ii t 'in ro:i..f
wti'h tho ii imiliy-tur, r nn-'i-if of h r"utfv,
fithrr in worktnnnvlup or yt -. nf tin J ;iv rin-
j.r!" Ail iiijnini- M 1 1 -r t- '! ''v itmr-n-,
.'f)H nil ?ril.
ny ??, 1m ;. ) ; u VI II.