HKPimi.UWN.
Terms of Subscription.
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i it.i t lure and I . !..!. t month"
..I., ti... ..it.. tt of to m tnllti ... 3 (10
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. It. V M so, cur foreman, il authorised
'., il ,,vi'i IntollieotVron ottiiiil
In ft
of sol., nlitlon. advert ism. .I"1' '"k. nur
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,i have irinli'tl lrn nmiilier t.f tin. new
H.V. 1:1 1.1., mxl will, on lla' rcvi iH ui iwemv
Crc pi im, mml c"t lo any address. iny'.!S.
rmsoNAl.. Wo undiTHtainl tlmtwo
jiro the HulijoLt of a lilllo seiiBiitioiinl
pihiip and criticism since last week,
iii-hiiH about under tlio following cir
cumstances :
A school tenohor namod Murray,
sjiod soma timo ago. A bovy of his
comrades mot and adopted a series of
'Whereas," "HeHolvcd," lc, covering
h piB'o of foolscap, and ono of tlio ro
solves modestly ordered that tlio pro
ceedings bo publibhcd in tlio county
papers.
A member of tlio Committee (whom
we know not) handed us tho docu
ment, with a request to publish it.
We, understanding our businons, de
clined to do so, except as an adver
tisement. Knowing full well that if
one school teacher was entitled to a
half column notico for nothing, the
rest might mako tho same demand
upon us when their turn camo. This
thing of Whcrcasing and Resolving
ncliool teachers was both novel and
new to us, und we viewed tho matter
wholly in a business light, and so
treated it. If it was any advantage
to cither the dead or living teachers,
it was, like everything elso, worth pay
ing for. Tho parties might, with the
name propriety, have gone to a mer
chant and ordered a shroud, or to a
cabinet maker and demanded a coffin,
and refused to pay for the article.
"IVe chargo nothing for publishing
death notices, but tho labor of com
mittees should never bo smuggled
through a printing odieo.
We aro pleased to know that those
who growl and lio the most about
this matter arc those who do not take
oar paper, or if they do take it, do
not pay for it. We suppose they have
come to the conclusion that wo can
both print and advertise for nothing.
This is a mistake. Wo cannot pay
out annually $1,000 for material and
labor and get nothing in return. We
rculato our own business affairs, and
will be obliged to thoso who find fault
with us for so duing, if they will come
like men und complain to us, instead
of blubbering to their neighbors or to
those who hnve no control over tho
uijoct.
Festival and Fair. Tho lady
members of the I'reshylcrian Con
gregation in this place, wc understand,
design holding a. Strawberry and Ice
cream Festival & Fair, commencing
on Tuesday, tho 10th, and continuing
throughout WeJnesday ainlThurs
dnv. Tho festival will take place at
Jlrs. ISigler's, and tho Fair will be
held in the store room adjoining Mr.
Weaver's residence. Every thing
vsffvl and good, from a baby slipper
to a J jO Afghan, will be found in the
Fair room. Whosoever will, may
come and buy freely, besides, enjoy
Ice cream and Strawberries.
Camp Meetino. We learn that
the members of the M. E. Church cm
braced in this charge, Clearfield, Cen
tre and Curwem ville, design holding
a Camp Meeting during tho month of
August. Tho ground has not yet
been designated. Tho preacher in
charge, Mr. (Juyer, seems desirous to
bring the membership buck to tho old
lnndmarkfl from which Uishop Simp
son, and other politicians of his stripe,
h.tve forced that Church. We fear
tho Mifhop and his new associates
will bo too heavy for the old fogy
branch. His new alliance formed
with Grant and tho rest of tho whisky
rinjl will bo hard to overcome.
Thk First 1Un-oi The first sc-
VioiiB accident since tho extension of
tho Tyrone k Clearfield railroad oc-cu-rodon
Monday last, about a mile
jK'i ih of the "big fill." The Southern
lound freight train ran o(T tho track,
rtml went down the sido of the moun
tain, over and over, mixing coal.lum
i'i r and cars wonderfully. JJo lives
were lost; but somo of tho car men
wire seriously hurt. It was a first
vlai "smash up." Tho cause of the ac
sS i. iitwo did not learn. Tho track
'iired uninjured, tTio passenger
ticina passing both ways without in-
in r rig nny impediment whatever.
'1 i,o County Treasurer, Mr. Wrig
1 y, held tho biennial land sales on
M t.i lay lust. About eighty different
ti -. H were sold for tho taxes of 1 tlG
A 'o7. A number of tracts were held
vi-r for want id bidders, and the sale
!"''' t imed over until Monday, the 24th
i!..y of August next, at which time
t : - balance will be sold.
' retaining money under falso pro-tein-i-s"
vending miserable hair prep-
lir.'in.ins. A trade that is fust dying
tint, however; for tho universal pop-
iihu liy of ' Barrett's Ycgetublo Hair
!' ... torative" is rapidly putting an el-
al slop to such coiitruband traffic.
chmond En quirer.
Ittinoimtlr IVIiMnry rVlij, . , )ir nllrMinn of tin r
III nln iliciici' i Hit1 ri-'inllrnii'lilK nl j , UUl(, )', IIM.., lilitl lniitpn in. n
liulo 4 Icrroinlm iiii' ili.i l'riiuai y j K,.m.n,y, to the nrl id" M km. IVn
r.!r.ti..im of llto 1'iM.im rati.- nnty of 1 , ("",,.l ("0 ( f lMiil,iii.!.lii.
Cl.'iu llrlil county, tlio loin nili of vic-w of thn f;nt Hint our county
tins povcral IioiviikIis nml township ,v poin ia ..olll f t1(, ,v.m.l," l.y
ttie lenuired to meet at tho election
house in em h district on the tivond
X'tturdiiy uf July lust, (being tho lllh
day of tho month) at such hour as
hhall bo named by the Vigilance Com
mittee lor each separate district, and
to close at such lime us said Commit
tee shall name for tho purpose of ex
pressing by ballot, their choice of
candidates for tho respective offices,
vi : ono person for Assembly, ono
person for l'rothonotary &c., ono per
son for Register & Recorder, ono per
son for County Commissioner, und
ono person for Auditor, to bo elocted
next October.
Tho following rules, 5th and Cth,
aro given for tho information of thoso
concerned :
Rule 5th. No person shall bo per
mitted to vote at sui h Primary Elec
tion, except thoso who have voted
with tho Uumocracy at tlio preceding
general election, or shall be of known
Democratic standing, and no candi
date shall bo placed upon tho return
unless -lio-tiliHil Uuvo.mh turd as u, can
didate inserted in tho Democratic pa
pers during at least three weeks pre
ceding tho Primary Election.
Rule Oru. The township commit
tee or tho election board shall desig
nate one of their number to act as re
turn judge, whoso duly it shall bo to
take charge of tho returns of votes
cast, after having been duly certified
to as being correct, und signed by a
majority of the board, ami to carry
them to Clearfield borough on the
Tuesday following the election, and
produce them at 3 o'clock, P. M., in
l ho Court House, when taid judges
B ill be called to order by tho Chuir
man of the County Committee, who
shull preside. The votes shall then
be counted and Mie persons receiving
tbo highest number of votes cast ul
said election, shull bo declared nomi
nated for tho respective ollices for
which they have been voted for : Pro
vided, said persons voted for shull have
complied with tho requirements of
rule tith ; in caso tho persons having
the highest number of votes has failed
to comply with said rule, then the
person having tho next highct-t num
ber of votes shall bo declared the nom
inee for said office.
The following preamble and resolu
tions wero adopted by the Board of
Democratic Return Judges at the
Convention of 1 G7. Their final adop
tion depends upon the next Conven
tion. They aro good and should Lo
studied and adhered to by all:
Wnr.Kr.AH, The Vigilant Cimniit1r- In mmt
of th borough and lownliii arc in thr habit of
transmitting their election rt-tuin by niail or pri
vate liamU to the Chairman of thr County Cum
mittre, ami otbf in, without any iioli.T or power lo
enter, act or thIo in th Convention for ihono li-trii-li,
tbui bavin llifin without a voico in Ibat
body : a lurce portion of thofe hi. Mire the election
ali fail to transmit thr lut of Totera (very entn
tial) with Ihi ir return i therefore,
.Vnt'eerf, That hereafter it (hall t" the duty of
every ViKilaur Committee Iraniinittin; theif re
tnrni in lb manner indicated, todiptite o.no ae
live and known Democrat to enter the County
Convention and act lor the in and their diitrict ;
and that a lint of tho name of the rot. ri mud in
every cane ai-company the return.
ltnh'il, 1 hat hereafter, ihould any district
fail to be represented aa above indicated, or ne
glect to return a lut of the namei of the voters, it
nail be aulieirnt eaue tor the Convention u. tx
clu ie and n Tine lo rem ive and count the vote ol
aid diftriet ao oueuiliiig-
Htnlvtil, That the Chairman of the County
Committee ii henby authorind to put.liih t tt i at
preamble and resolution along with the "Itulei
and Regulations i" ad should the same tie adopt
ed bv the Keturn Judees at the nr It regular meet
ing, thi y shall Hand and remain aa a portion of
the "Kuleiand llegulation " until changed or
abolished.
The County Coinmitteo will next
week publish tho names of the respec
tive Vigilanco Committees, and 6Uth
instructions as tthcy deem proper to
carry out the forgoing party rules.
Geo. B. Goodlandf.r.
Chairman Dem. Co. Com.
Clearfield, Juno 11, 108.
m
Hotdlrrs' .fitif Saitorn' .lVifton.il
onvrnl ion.
The F.xecutivo Commilteo appoin
ted by tho Soldier's and Sailors' Con
vention, held at Cleveland in ISM,
have called a National Convention of
tho Conservative Soldiers and Sailors
of the Foiled States, to meet at the
city c f New York, tho 4lh of July
next, to take action on the nomination
ol Conservative candidates for Presi
dent and ice-President. As it is de
sirable that Pennsylvania should lo
lully represented in said Convention,
we request our luto comrades in arms
to tako tho nec-ssary action to havo
delegates elected or appointed from
every Congressional district in the
Stato. As the timo is rapidly ap
proaching when the Convention will
meet, thcro should bo no delay in tho
matter.
EDWARD L. DANA,
nri(rJiT nT.ra1.
WELLINGTON 11. ENT,
Iln-vfl Wftiur (icneral.
JACOB SWEITZEIu
I.a'e Colonel and Pre -t Brig. Gen.
JOSEPH F. KN1PE.
Major (it-uemJ.
W. W. II. DAVI55,
I.ntr CnloTf' i tH HtTTrt Brig. 0n.
WM. McCANDLESS,
Lt Colonel.
JOHN P. LINTON,
T.mO Colonel.
JOHN S. McCALMONT,
Late Colorol.
LEVI MAISII,
l.atc Colonel.
Solid err, Attention! In actor
dance with the above call, tho Execu
tive Coinmitteo of the Clearfield Co.
Conservative Soldiers' Association
will meet at the offico of Col. AV alter
Barrett, on Tuesday evening, Jun 3 16,
(Court week,) for tho purposo of
taking tho necossary steps to elect
delegates Irom this Congressional dis
trict to tho nbovo Convention.
Wai.teh Barrett, Tres't.
J. r. Bcrtm field, Sec'y.
Tho masonry of tho now bridge,
across tho river at tho lower end o 1'
town has been let to Mr. Michael Hu
bert, who agrees lo finish tho work
by the 1st of November.
the completion of the railroad to this
place next September, il behooves our
citizens to form an acquaintance with
some House of this kind in the city,
and wo know of nono better than this
firm. The members nro businessmen
of high character, and a short ac
quaintance will prove them to bo gen
tlemen too.
AVo direct tho attention of our read
ers to the card of tho Great Western
lnsnraneo and Detective Company,
elsewhere in this number. It will bo
noticed that Wni. M. McCullough,
Esq., is the agent for this county, who
can bo consulted by thoso who desire
to insuro against accidents.
Church Dedication. The Evan
gelical Luthcrn Church in Blooming
ville, will bo dedicated to the worship
of tho "Triune God" on tho 21st of
Juno, 180S. Several Clergy from a
dislunco will bo present on tho occa
sion. 2t.
' Messrs. Merrell & lligler, having
mado complete arrangements for put
ting up Lightning Rods throughout
the county, we direct the reader's at
tention to their advertisement enti
tled tho "Lightning Tamer," in anoth
er column.
We understand tiiat tho Baptist
Meeting House at Curwcusville bus
been repaired, at an expense of over
one thousand dollars. It is the desire
ol tho pastor and congregation to re
dedicate it on Sunday, the 21st of this
month.
Read tho advertisement in another
column of a book entitled "Tho Fed
eral Government, its true Natuio and
Character." This is a valuable pub
lication and should bo put in general
circulation.
Why is a loafer in a nowspaper of
flco like a shade tree f Becauso wo
aro glad when he leaves.
In accordance with an act of Assem
bly approved April 'Jib, 108, "for tho
reliel of the citizens of the counties of
Adams, Franklin, Fulton, Bedford,
York, Perry and Cumberland, whoso
property was destroyed, damaged or
appropriated for the public service,
and in tho common defence, in tho
war to suppress tho rebellion," the
Governor has appointed the following
named gentlemen a lsoard ol commis
sioners to investigate and adjudicate
tho claims ot said citizens: David
W. Woods, Lewistown, Mifliin county;
Anthony S. Ely, Lebanon, Lebanon
county; W. S. Woods, Carlislo, Cum
berland county. Why not appoint
another Woods Dan of Tyrone.
Greater Si'Eed Wanted. We
would suggest that now is tho time
when (ieii. Butler's "railroad speed"
might bo useful in getting rid of the
remains of the impeachment trial.
Such precipitation wus manifestly out
of place during tho progress of the
the case, from thegravityof the cause
and tho tribunal ; hut it would come
in very good play for sweeping away
tho debris, now that tho case is deci
ded, and clearing the boards for new
movements ahead. Nobody will ob
ject now lo ''railroad speed." y. Y.
Times.
Tho number of disappointed office
seekers at this moment is immense.
About a hundred politicians expected
by this time ,to be members of "Presi
dent" Wade's Cabinet; ubout a thou
sand expected to have foreign missions
and about a hundred thousand expect
ed to havo nice fat places throughout
the country. "President Wade," wo
were told, was to makeaclcnn 6wccp,
routing everybody, and making room
for bis friends. But now, bargains,
hopes and expectations are all bhiBtcd.
Is it not mournful to think ol ?
Just as everything which Butler lms
ever undertaken, except tho de fa illa
tion of women and the pilfering of tho
spoons and forks of tho people of tho
JSoulh, bo tho lioi-ing committee's in
vcstijjHtions arc resulting in a misera
ble failure. Tho infpiibitorial pro
ceedings of the committee ccaso to
attract attention, and but for the fact
that two of tho rooms of tho National
Capitol havo been converted into has
liles for tho incarceration of a lawyer
who refuses to divulge tho secrets of
Ins clients, would pass from the public
mind cntir:ly. Age.
A Chanok. Tho war abolished
000,000 nigger drivers who -used to
drive tbo niggers to earn their living,
and established '.WO.OOO assessors to
drive whito men to tho collector's of
fice to pny taxes to support lliese same
niggers in idlene.-.s. Raying $16 for
a barrel of flour that cost but $5 when
niggers worked, is rather a high tax
on whito laborers for the glorious
iirivilcgo of being equal to a nigger,
low aro 3 011 negro equality T
"li rami Moral Ipras." It is ru
mored that Tilton's In Ji pendent und
Wilko's Spirit of the. Times, aro to be
united, Willies to havo charge of the
piet depaitment and Tilton the
'prize ring." The' have herclotore
labored in uiicongeniul fields but
this arrangement puts each in a more
salubrious part of tho "moral vine
yard." Raltivore, June 1. In accordance
with a resolution of the City Councils
tho bells wora tolled from 3 to 5 P.
M ., tn-day in respect to the memory
of cx-l'reeidcnl Ruchanan. The cus
tom houso and other Governiuoni of
fices wero closed.
An ambitions mechanic in New York
displays as a sign "Tho First National
Carpenter shop." This is not intended
as a slur on oilier institutions that as
sume a National character.
Wll I, C Wl HUN lit MOV All till"-!'
lilirena ol I'ciiiim h nni.t whovnlid
for J nilge Mrnisw iod lnt lull , o:i'th
er villi a htii;i number whovol"il
lor Judge William, difSpprovn el
Senator Cameron's vote in l':iror of
the 1'residi'iit's conviction. If the
l':nli"iil theory is correct, that each
Senator was hound to vote, not ac
cording to the dictates of his own con
science, but according t the wishes
of his constituents, then Senator Cam
eron was bound to vote lor ueipiit tul.
Not having done so, he owes it lo tho
misrepresented peoplo of Pennsylva
nia lo resign and leave the Senate at
once.
A valuable discovery has just been
mado in Venango county, the land of
oil. A vein ol lead ore has been struck
which, it issaid. yields sixty-eight per
cent, of leud and eighteen per cent, of
silver. Although tho location of the
vein is not given, we are informed
there is an old tradition of a silver
mine having been known to tbo In
dians near whero tho oro was found.
Tho richest congregation in New
York, except that of Trinity Church,
is ono of the Jews, who are building
an elegant synagogue on Fifth avenue.
Tho next in point of wealth is that of
St. Bartholomew, which numbers
William B. Astor and Commodore
Vanderbilt among its pew-holdors.
Gen. Stone, Sumner's victim, who
was confined in Fort Lafayette for so
many mouths without any charges
being madu against him, and who was
fiually released without trial or expla
nation, is established near Richmond,
Yu., in charge of an extensive colliery.
Fourand a quarter millions of specie
went to Europe Inst week, and the
flow is not expected to decreaso for
some timo.
ytartrts.
Clearfield Markets.
Reporte 1 weekly for the Ci.r.AHriv.i. llari-BUrA
by J. I1. Kiiatzf.r, Pcnli-r in Dry Hoods, (iro
oeries, 1'rovisions, Ac., .Market at., Clearfield.
Ct.r snritt n, June 11, 18f,S.
Apples, green Ill On
Dried. lb 12
A.plebultir,f t-al, 1 ti
Mutter I.i
Brans ll ti(,$ 3 Of
lluckwhcat 1 25
HuekahcM flour Hi, o
llccf, dried .
Beef, fresh 10 fa, 12
Hoards, M II 0OH2 OH
' H't).-s, dressed 00
i Hides, green.- 7
llama, sueai cured, 2.r
i Hhoublcr . 17
I fid,- IV
' I.ard 2i
1 Mess pork,';! hbl...li 00
'Oat (l
I Onions 2n0
j I'otatoe 1 24
! Peaches, dried, lb.. 14
Plaster, y Ltd 4 00
; llyo 1 74
Corn, shelled......... IS
Corn, car r0
Com mi al, V . 3 ''"
Chop, cwt 3 "i
Clovcrwvd. 10 OH
Cheese 24
Cherries, lb. 2H'K 2i
Cbiekeu, drsd, lb, 20
Knit . 2i
Haisecd ? I
Klour I j linf.lt 00
llnv in 0'if.i.Sj oo
Ha ". V lb J
! Suit, Y sack 3 40
Shine, Ira. Is in., M, 4 00
, Sllilllles,2l) iu 14 00
Timothy seed 4 00
1 Tallow 15
Wheat ! 40
t Wool . .. 44
' Wood. cord 4 00
GREAT EXCITEMENT
On Second street, Clearfield.
NEW GOODS AT LOW FKICES.
T
anJerelrrifd respectfully lnvlu tht at
t'ntion nf th t'iblia fenerallr to their
splendid assortment of merchandise, which they
ar now wiling
AT VERY LOW TRICES.
Their stock eonstsu In part of
Dry Goods of. tho Best Quality,
Such a Prints, De Lsinss, A Iperres. Merino,
UinKhams.MtisliDMhleefhe d and unbleach
ed,) Drilling, Tickings, cotton and
wool Flannels, Satinrtls.Cassimerei,
Cottonades, Ladies' Shawls,
Nubias A Hoods, Balmoral
and Hoop t-kirts, ic,
Alio, a fin assortment of Men Drawer mod
Shirt, Hal A Caps, Boot A Shoe,
all of which
WILL BE SOLD LOW FOR CASH
Hardware, Queensware, Glassware,
Groceries and Spices.
IS SHOUT A GENERAL ASSORTMENT
Of everything oiusllr kept In retail tor, all
CHEAP FCR CASH or approved eouotrjr pro
duce. A. K. WRIGHT i SONS.
Clearfield, ot. T, Isf 7.
H. F. NAUGLE,
CLOCK .VXD WATCH MAKER,
orporiri rat . T ft r. m ark rt itiiiit
TOST OFFICE V IS J2vCLEARnKLD
rMlB lubucriher W't?Holl)r informs hll otd
I ('troni tnd th uMio fnetllj, thai bt
bus 00 bind, (and it eotinuntly receinog new
ddititnt thereto,) a large nock of
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry.
T&l kp Jewelry Id all it formi ud of
d 1 Be rent mlupi, either bj the piece or tel.
WATCHES A full atfortn ent of either Gold
or Piker, made bythe het Anerioan and for.
tio manularturem, indatiinp ft fine lot uf gold
nd silver bunliug case, full jeweled, Talent
L,re.
CLOCK ROf all df.pnu. eonnIting of eight
dT and Ihirtr-hour, of rrd.fr weight, fpring or
levers, and both strike and alarm.
BETA IHINU. All kind of Watrbei and
Clorks Hired, and warranted.
In sddition to what I bate enumerated, I keep
a full et4rtinent of 1,K'TA('1KS, mlnrod and
plain f. Un, IOU PKNS and rKNCIIS,
hPUONS, FOHKS Dl'TTKH KNIVKS, and In
fart everlhinf in the Jewelry line. If I fail to
have on band jaet what a puMrnnf r may need. I
will order per first eipreas, without e sirs charge.
A liberal xhare of puhlie patronspr Is vnlirited.
Ma; Tf Itto.f II. F NA,'UI,K.
LIVERY STABLE.
TUT nrtdrrsignod brjrn Irare to inform lite pub
lie that he is nw fullr prfparrd Ut avmunn
(Utr all iu (Im1 miv of furni'liine ll'irirfi, Il iiftfC
HudiiU-i and llririirf, n thr rhorti-'t nnthir and
ii rt-nfi'iml'lt ti'tiu. J.i'id'iict on Loru"t plrtM't,
tu twcvn Third and Fonrth.
t;KO. W. CEA.U..U.T.
rirarflidil, April 1 1, Mi7.
DlMl,I TlUNtl' I'Alt IM.HSIIII
Thr partnership beprtnfurp exitnift It'twern
K. S.CAHK and (1. H. MALI., in the J'uinp and
Etimlter bnniness was dipotrrI y tiiutunl ron
srnt fn the lut day of April, lffifl. Persons know
iriT thrmsrlvp linlrt.tnl to snid firm are m nested
tu sntle up immedtatetT. The books are in the
hati'li uf it. , U m11, wf still eontinuei to manu
facture Putiips at eraxmalle rates.
K. P. CAMR.
ClMrf.eld.MaT T. t -dl it. II. HALL.
VI 1 1 M 1 M A 1 0 It H OTIC N t iee
borhy firm thai letters uf adminiMration
on the estate of J ft Oil H.KOAL. dereaaeL
late of (4ohen Tp., Clearfield muntr, Pa., having
been duly granted to the undernipnrd, al) prrt
indebted to said estate will plraae make payment,
and those havinf claim or demands will present
them pmperly authenticated for selllomtnt and
allowance without J. Ist
J. A. L. Fl.EOAU Adm r.
Oofhrn township. Way T, lff Qtqd.
(Hui.it .niu! Wriliiiiui.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
.1. 1. 11. 1 m i 11 1 11 u 1 s r,
(r'erend sliest, r.rp"il Ihe Coorl House,)
i 1.1. A II f I i: 1. 1. I'rm'i,
fllllK subscribers t
'preiiuuy snnniinee in trie
I eiliicns of Clesrfirld and vieinitv,
that he
hfti now rn hand a full nit,. ply of
ni;r;s, patknt mkmcinf.s
I'ya H lull it, Tobaero, CiKar, Conf etlnnerUs
Htntt.inerT i".
I'llVSICIANR
Will tied his (tick nr DrtiL- KI LL and COM
n.KTE, and alt tcrj iliglit adrncce on Eastern
prices.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Tearhers and othen will he furnUhed with
etansieal and wiscellaneuas books bj eiprcsi.ei
shert notice.
STATION Kit Y,
Conalatlnr of Cp, Flat Cap, Foolscap, Letter and
Perfumed Note Papers J also, a Yery neat stork
of Mourninfr N"to Paper and Lnsetupes on band.
Pens, Pencil". Ink. A.
ii()Usi:kki:i'ki;s
Will llnd a full stock of PI'RK RI'ICKS, RODA,
KOI'A ASH. roncentrated l.VK. Ml, A I', .
LA 1)1 MS AND (i KNTl.KM KN
Are requentrd toeiainine his stork of Perfumery,
Hair Oils Fine Toilet roapi, U rushes. Combs,
TuiUt Hrtt. Ar, Ar.
SMOKKIW AND CIIKWKUS
Will find a full supply of prime Chewins; and
KmokiiiK TOHAO'-U, Imported and loireatic
CIGARS, Snuff. Fine-Put. Ar . Ae.
CAKWXN (HIj,
Of the best brand, always on hand.
LKMOIW.
The best qnalitr of Liquor aiwaji on hand, for
oiedical purjiose.
J-rhtslcians Precription promptir and
carefull. enmpouoded.
Aprl W, 1HB8. A. I. 8IIAW.
.1 .vr.ir rin.v.
HARTSWICK & IRWIN,
iruKKittti ( Irarfttldj Ma.
HAVING refitted and removed to the room
lately sneupiad by Hirbard Muerop, now
otter, low for eaib, a well seleriel asuortuient of
DJtUGS AND CHEMICALS.
Alio, rstitt )'dirirrr if all Llndr, Oil. Gla
Puttjr, Vyt 8tutTs, fitationerr,
TO H A CCO A X D H EO A US,
Confectionery, Fpires, and the larfrest 'atock of
varietiea ever offered lo this place, and aarranW
d to L of th best the Market affords.
J. a. IIAKTXWICK,
De. 13, IMS. JOHN 1HWIN.
lUtlGsTMU DRUGS!
jasmi n unvix,
Od Main 6t, one door writ of Hippie f- Faait's
Store,
Cl'UWEXSVILLE. PA.,
Hal now on band a large assortment of
Drugs, Medicines, Oils, Paints, Dye
Stuffs, Patent Medicines,
Trusaea, Miouldrr-llrarf a, i:iaatlc Ktork
liifa and supportvra,
lata, I'utt),
Per umery.T'-Htft GotMU.Conff ctlrncrics, Ptlees,
Canned rruit, Tohar en, t Ipara, H-oki,
tjtli'-nery, pencils, Pi-ni, Ink,
and a rrneral varietj
of 'uuont.
Barrett's Warranted Hair Restorative
His stork ewbraert all articles needed In a
community, is entirely new, and of the best
quality, and will be s Id at reasunaMe prires.
Call and examine lbs goods ; they cannot fail
to please. drci-if
ITCH ! ITCH ! ! ITCH ! ! !
M'KATCH ! M'KATril!! HCIIATCII!!
In from 10 Iu 1 Hour,
Wheatna't "infiLfnt cures The Iteh.
Wbraton's Ointment
Wheetoa's Ointment
Wheaton'i Ointment
Whaaln'i Ointment
W heaton's Ointment
cures ialt Kbeam,
cures Tetter.
curti Parheri' Itch.
cures Old lorei,
cures ' Every kind
of liuinorlike Msgie.
Prlre 50 crnti a bo; b mail, (10 cents.
AdJrns WEEKS A POTItK, No 170 Wash
ington street. Itustoa, Mass. Portals by Harts
wtrk A Irwin, and by all Drupgiits. l!i.,,t7-ly
prutttra and alidtiDiliial sui portn of every
l kiod of the latevt ioupnive ments, fr pale at
the Irug Ptura of UAhTWICK A IhWIX.
SWA1M-' PIKACr.A, Kennedy's Medd
Difrovrry, lleltnhnld's Buehn, Maker's Cos
Liver Oil, Jant'i and Avrre medirtnee of every
kintl. fr sale f H.UlHJll 4 IKVWN
Oils. Varnishes, Faints Brushci,
Tl M' received and for rr rhap Ut
JO.EPH K. IHWIV,
aprll-tf Curwemville, Pa.
Ik !' st. lomliirn. Huthell's. lrake',
k. Hoof land German, II utettrr's and Urrene's
Usxtrnated Hitters i also jure Liqunre, of all
kiDua lor eedieiuei nnrpa. frr tBr br
HAhTSWICK A IRWIV,
BtRRETT'S
'f?0 v.a.t.bi. f
, "-i" si.ivsailll
Wa. ril4. h, ih, K H S,.i. Iir
m-.rwrt. i. ih fiA
, IhI I r.,.aTit.. I... I
. or Uil 'i Hair II t1fts,ai r, or, I
J , mot ntl ttut ai.tt rw )( s
wni ia.i-!. inf tm- iiair ll l tit j
- i. It.- f fM-M I. lfir. m4
C-. Is hi illi ) al, .V 4
4. R. BARRETT Ii CO., Proanetots,
sjaxcnntTKn, x. H.
Fold by Ilsrtswicli ef- Irwin and A. I. Fbaw
riearflcld ; J. K. l.-win, Curwcnsrille ; and a
Dealer in l'atent Medicines. ar2 tm
Clothinrj.
HOW TO SAVE MONEY.
TUB times are bard : you'd like to know
How you may save your dollars
The way to do tt I will how,
If jua will read what fulluws.
A man who lived not far from here,
Who worked hard at his trade,
But had a houtrhold to support
That squandered all he mads.
I met him once. Fays be, "My friend,
I look thread bear and rough f
I've tried lo get mynrlf a mil,
But can't save up enough."
Says I, my friend, how much bare you t
i'll Ul) you whe- tn go
To get a unit that'p aound and cheap t
To UKlZKNsrKlN A Co.
lis took what little he had saved,
And went to Heirenmein A Brothers',
And there bs got a handaome suit,
or balf he pnid to others.
JCcw be li home, he looks so well,
And their r fleet Is such.
That when they tube their dully meal,
1 hey don't eat half as much.
And now be finds on Faturdny night,
With ell their wantu tupiilied.
That he has money left to spend,
And some to lay a ride.
Ills good success, with cheerful smlls,
lie gladly tells to all,
If you'd save money, go and buy
lour clothes at
fcEIZKNFTKIX'S CLOTHING HALL.
Where the cheapest. flr.et and best Clothing
and good Furnishing Goods raa be had to rint
every taut and in every style aprl I, 'ft?
litionur. ii. s.t i u i n n Co.,
ri.lllpfcliurff. Pn.
Agents for FlXtlKH'S FKWINtl MACHINES.
rrWe krrp a full supply of 'hin valuiible
"houH-bold alTair on band, and sell them at city
prices. Fend for circulars, dcc?,C7-U
if
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33
NKW STOCK!
Spring Goods!
Spring Goods 1
Spring Goods I
li K YNTOX JW NTOK E
Bor sof Pres flunds, Triwmlncs, Notions,
Iluslerjr, fllnees, Knre Oimils, Carpets, Oil
Cluths, M indow Kbade, Wall Taper, Carpet
Chains, Toilet Quilt, l!intrells, l'srnsols
Hhoes, Ae., Ae., Ae., are invited to examine
T1IK MOST COM I'LKTK STOCK
Ever brought to thin market.
WE CHALLENGE
COMPETITION !
ir-Cash buyer will find rare inducements.
XIVLIXG & SIJOWEUS.
Clearfield, April 9. 1M tf
s:iorii iiojii
iXM oa vaixj.i a:-LVuax
IJcnnclt, lUitltcnlicrTr & Co.,
(FuccesFors to Lawslie, White A Co.,)
WHOLRHAtK k RKTAIL liEAI.KUR IX
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
OSC KOI. A. PA.,
"I ) ESPErTFTLLV Invite an .lamination of
1 I tnctr larfre stoca 01 ei-asonatiie icooiis, tur
rnased for eash, and selling at tiUHAlLV
KtHUCED 1'KICES.
WE DEFY COMPETITION.
We sell better Goods at lower ra'.es tban any
otner bonse in tue cuunty.
THE REASON WHY.
Becauve we buy for ceb and buy close, and
are tbus enabled be give our customers and
patrona tho bemfitof the grrsur portion of
of the r roots they have hitherto bucn pay
log ; ana
Because we Sell more goods tliaa any other
bouse in Clearfield county.
Our stork conn ft of
IJr.v ooIs. CjJroeeries,
Queensware. Hardware, Wood and Wjllow Ware.
Boots and Shorn, Hat, Capi, Clothing, Furot
turo, Carpeta and Oil Cloths,
Provisions of all kinds, Feed, etc.
Dress Goods for Ladies,
of every style.
PIIESS GOODS FOR CHILDREN,
in neat and taatetul designs.
DRESS GOODS F( HI GENTLEMEN",
in variety,
READY-MADE CLOTIIIVa at greatly reduced
prices. trdrr taken for luita of CUihing.
baiLplei tu select from alwuya on
hand.
NOTIONS.
From our lnrge r-tork of XOTIONS, every want
in thai line can be supplied, i very
dc: ire gratified.
GROCERIES AM) FKOVISIOAS.
Putsriof every grade. Fyrups of erery qualify.
Pre served lruita and Ji llur. 1 otnatf.in and
Peach ef. mi gar Cured Hams. Fhouldrrs and
Fidrs. Mess Pork, VriS Bref, Dried Href. had,
Mtwkrrel, Cudfiih, Kmvl Herring. Lake Trout.
Extra Flour, Coru .Meal and Uui-kwhoat .MoaJ.
CaaH Tald lur Country Produce.
Building and other Hardware.
Toole for Carpenters and others. Hart Double
end Single Hit Aire. Picks, Rupee, and Cordn ge
llruthes. Mill Findings,
CiKsm unci Tobacco.
Finest hrnn.1i nf Cijrara, Chewing and Ftnokinu
Tiiharco. The Celt-hrstrd Michigan Fine Cut iu
Hulk.
afCounlry mrrrbants supplied oa as fair
term i an can be had in the EuMern cl ics.
;? Hnd i ordered fur our custourrs and sat
iifartion guaranteed
To buy lo eavr, to buy to plraro.
To buy to make, t buy with eaie.
To buy at all, as all inunt do,
To the cheap each store all should go.
DFNNETT, llLATTENDEHGER A (0.
Osc-oU Mills, May 14, ISCR tf
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
DA IH YMEX, FA RUE US,
AND OTllKHS,
Coniiet your Ashes, Beeswai, Beans, Bnttsr,
Cbeese, Ee, Flour and Meal, l"lai,
Cotton, Furs and Skin,
M1EI) AND GRKEN FI5UITS,
(rain, Wool, Game,
.Poultry, Karal Stores, Hope,
Glnreng, Feathers, Hemp, rrovilons,
Oilf.Lf.rd, Talloit, Seeds, Surtjliuiu, Molasses, lo.
J 0 81 AH CAKPEXTE1..
General Cominissioa Mercliant,
111, 4 11 and 11(1 IV a sill lit; ton Stint
NEW YOIJK CITY,
And receive his weekly TnVc Cnrrmtnt Produce
and Groceries, the tnoM rmplrte 1'iico Current
pullrbsd in tho L'tiitcd Stales.
send ron a rincE cuiirent.
Marking Flat? and Catd Furnished Free.
LIDEKAL ADVANCES MADE ON CON
SIGNMENTS. EsUlllshed M 1st, 1M'0.
WFirst e''S Rc.'erenee eiren 't r-
buired. ir2 It
II
HiJlE.ST IMUCE in (IikhIs
or Cash for Lumtxr and Fliinles, at th
CLKAKKIKl.il BTORE,
J If Kcar FLiliriburi, T.
MIGO BUG AN KT-ED,
I1 I r a ik
ri,i AM) nwv i;om:ts,
Misses' & Children's Hats fit Cnpp,
I Id. M il Ja AMI. KM AN I llllll 111,
ll I II II II X , A I'., A '.
).ti I!1,I:A( IIIMI and TI'.IMMINH ilni. iu
Into! st.l Ic
He .Vosi .i's, Mmkel Mreel,
.i rM .'.mi ( li in lli'lcl, I'a.
DRESS-MAKING.
SIM 1 11. Mil If 'i: CAIIISMX KMKSS
AM) I'l.OAK ,M A K I N il Ls'lifs rsn have
ttii'ir llri'Ssrs, .Sirls, fints. ithil l!.aii:ii,-s hnnd
f'ihiIv iiimte anil trim iifil. at ili ali'irinst no.
tue, at Hie old -established SIhiiiI, lu .l ( lie.tuut
strfet. 1'r.ils.li.tfiliis.
rsn''T dtiil iilsin funs, Mnnlilla Ornaments,
Itrt-ss and Cloak lliillutia, Hit.b.ins, Cliinv und
Uuipire l,st.'ts, lliilu and Uirni llress Triiu
minns, with a lerii variftv if .t.ple ami Katiry
Unnds.friiin 2-S ti ii ppr ei-nt. less llian elaowhre.
Also, rttmiig ilaiiy, 1'iiris IskIii.iiis in tiue
psper, fur Ludii.s' und f'liil.irrti's llrrssfii. K,.t
of I'utterus fur mori'hanis nnd i'r.s niHli,.rs ucw
rea ly. at Mrs. .l. A. lil.MlKICs,
iji j 10:il Cliestnut st., l'Liladel.lii.
I..1T V. S T S Tl'M. i: s
fOK
SPRING & SUMMER
Ju: t rici-ivt-d ut tin Store of
Mm. JI. ). AVELSU i Co.,
Jh-alfTf in
FANCY GOODS, MILLINERY,
NOTIONS, TOYS, and
MUSIC A L l.XSTll UMEXTS.
f-ilk and reive! HON NUTS, made f..r $1 00
Htriiw LuXXl'.'TS mn.le for 7S
All Lu.iU of HAT.S tor 40
Materials furnislied on as reanonaljlo term a
the.j can be liiiil iu the routity.
Next door to First Niitional Il;uik,
nor7-tfJ lT.KAIU li:i.li, I'a.
808 o,m:v,m,808
EYRE k LA XI) ELL,
Fourth and Arch Street.
rillEADELI'lIIA. I'ENX'A.
Kew Hurins; Silks. Nurellies in Ureas Good.
New Stjle Sliaxls. Steel and Pearl Poi lins.
K. A L. always keep the hot lil.M'K S1I.KS.
N. U Net Cash lluyers will find it to their
interest to call, a Tlarguiui from Auetion ar
daily received. ImarlU-.lui
628 HCOP SKIRTS. 623
Win. T. Hoi-Mii's Ow it .M.ikt" of Kcj.
fctottc Skirtf"
Are the bet-l and t bpfl set Low Pricr.1 Hoop
Skirt in the market. 1 mil r-'Mrti. 2.S ) rinps,
ll GO : (Tinjru. $12"; end 1U prinii, tl 4.
I'lnin kirttt, 0 trpi-n, 2'l i rines, SO Ctnts; 2i
prirgf, 1'S Centi : .Ti -r it. us f I 1 ; Si Pi-rinRS,
$1 2.S. IVnrrnntPil in e e.v r';.rrt.
'ur OWN Mafce" of ''I Mi'N' f-KIBT.-."
Elrrcn Tup Trails, frcm 20 tu q.rincn, J I 20
Iu $2. bit. I'UiH. .tx 'Inptt, 2 t .-( rinK.
from Cents tu $2.t 0. Thru .:ir niv Wtt-r
thftn tbotie rold by othrr cuithlihm puts si tirrt
c!sn jiofiB, nutl et ir.ufh Inwrr tt rm.
"Our OW N Make" of ClMMIM'J.V SKIRTS'
are in rtry wy suprrior to all othrr Hoop
Hkirts before the ju.lie, and only have to be
rxa mined or worn to ronvinre every one of tho
fart. Mnnufarturrd ot the beet litirn tiuirhetf
I-'hg.ih Steel SpriTijri', vrry riierior tapea, snd
the style of thr rurtnlic ff trriinpn snd nmnnrr
of aeruriny tliTO Furpaa tr durability a fad es
ceilrDce any other rkirt in this rmjntr, und are
liilhtor, more clantir, will wrar ltior, ajire
more satisfaction, and are rrally rhrnprr haa
nil other?. Kvrry lady should try them. They
are beirj sold estenivrly by A1 n hnutr ihrounh
out this and thr adjoitiing IStatea at very luud.
rrnts prirrn. U yon want he leM, a-x fr
4H ofTkiij's t'hampioo Skirt " If yon de not find
them, (r t the toi-rchant with whom yon drnl to
order tl no lur vou. or rnmt or si nd direct to us.
Merrhsnts will find our dillcrrnt frradrt of Skirts
rxatly bt th-y need, and we e-ppr-iH.ly invile
them Ui rail and rximine our rxtrnfive asurt
arnt. or send for W boieritle Prire Lict,
1 1 hr had at Rrtait at Manufartory. and of (he
Retail Trade (trner Hy. and at W holosale of the
!Mar)itfii.tirer oolv, to whom U urdtr tlnuid be
tatldrrKS-il.
Veuufartory and Salrsrootn. f-" Krch Street,
biVwrm ni and 7ih ttreeta. rijilud.'ii ii
,.oh ?I )'m WM. T IH'J'KIVC.
Bants.
DREXEL & CO.,
o. 31 Sonili Third Sirrrt, riiliajclpa
ii.i.rtivns,
And Dealers in Governmev.t Securities."
Al'ii!icntion l.y mail still reeeive lironii.t atten-
tion. and nil iiiforiii.ition clueiluily imni.-hid.
Order--'.n-iied. ai.rll-tf
J. 1. M fliili. I: livnrd IVrla.
BANKING & COLLECTION HOUSE
OF
McGIFlK &, PERKS
Film sorn lo Fo-Jfrr, l.'rk, X Co.,
riiillit)iu, rent re Couuu.y, Vn,
T HKHE all the buxinra of a HanLinff Iloue
will In truiifiu-U'd nroitintlv and in. on tlia
County National Bank.
ri.l'AKKIFI.I), PA.
111 Hnk is now onea and ready for l ust.
L ness. Office on Serond atreet. in thr lMiil-1-ing
foriuerlr oenif ied Vjr Lennsrd. Finney A Co.
IilRKi'TimS asd rpiri:ii.
JA.''. II. CHAHAM, llli Iltllll .SHAW,
WM. A. WALLACE, WM. l'OIITK'l,
A. K. H'lUUll r, tiKil. 1.. !!l i:i).
P. W. MiViRK. JAS.T. LEONARD,
jul'S,'6fJ Cshier. Prrsideat.
Clearfield County Bank.
riMIK ClrartlrM County Hank as no inrorjora
L trd iiiMituti. n han gntt out of rxiMmce hr
tiie surrrndrr of Its rh.irter. on May 12, lMrt.'.,
All ila Mock is owned by the mhsi rib-rs who
will continue the JUnkim; buinrs at the c.nja
plaoisas pivatr f.ankprr, under the Arm namo
o thr "ClmrfteM County H tnk." We are re
sponsible for the di'bm ot the Haolt, an t will pny
it rjot-j on if mn)i at the Count it. lh-(t.mi
rri'rivrd and itit. rrnt pud when in .n.y in h ,'tfur
a fixrd limr. lper tiinrnuntrd at tit p-r rent,
an hiTf't'd.ire. Our porimnal reponsilii'itT ia
pledged f-r all lMnnit r-ft i r t und hu itcs
traii rt d. A ronithintn'o of ihv hhrral M-roiir-;i
of the bw-iiu'riii mn of the muntv i rr
fpfftiully siHcird. An Prfiili'tit, Ca-hir- and
oflirrrj of lie late ClearlVhl Cunty Uank, we
ri'ipiirr thfl i.otrs of laid I'ltik to be nvinted
f.-r rrd mption.
.MS. T. 1.KtVAUl), RIClMr.T SIUW,
WM. roitrKK, JAS. H. tlRI!VM,
A. K. WKItiUT. f. I,, h Kl,
W( K. WAU.CU.
The bti-ir.e ui r I'.atik w.P Im m Inrtrd by
John M. .Adniii.. , a Catliiir, (.inn '.W't
Valuable Town Property
roi: sali::
SI TV TK on tho South wrt mrncr of t luny
and Tliird Stm-ln. (twitnf Itmlruml a;-rrt.t to
wit: A l.Ol. KHha po, i..t.'ry j !,.nk 1 ii.M
itiff thi non, ;it l.y fvi t, on n.ni on ra h i, 'oi,
suit aldr for Ptoiv. or other lmiin-i. AIo, (he
adj.iniinjt I.T. with a tw-i Morv dw.tlin h.U!o
thrrrim, and sew ml other TOW N 1.0 IS.
AUo, a bd of c!l .iimt UltlfK. and a gn,
MMutimnt of SH'M WAIIK. en h ai ( rooks,
JiifSa.1. Jais, Vrnit Citn, rt, at r durr I n it-r.
Fur further infirniHtion. inti'iirr nt thf Stone
ware Pottery of F. 1.1. 1T.I t V p.
invM-f.sn Clr.uiuM, Ta.
"IIrtMl, U AMI l
1 wanted, for which
prire will be aid by
.lt'0,0. o IU of W,m
the biphept mrkel
J. P. KHATZKB.
"'ii."4.e.,,WSW lWflJPssaaFaaJs- -TJ -. 1- asy