REPUBLICAN.
n of Subscription.
.nee, or within throe month! ...U
reeeud before ail monthe... t Ml
lieeXuiMtlOB of tlx asuolhs... 1 00
WittoR, our foreman, Is authorised
, monev paid Into the uftee on eeoount
on, e.lverti.liig. .tu work, Ac. tn our
UKO. :t. OO0DLASDKR,
Editor end Proprlttor
Y:V:i:7:i::Aucu8t27. 1868.
.ATIC MISS METIMS.
BLAIR AND THE UNION
AGAINST
:a'l disunionists.
of fro government, one ourrency,
nted TJrilon ; who ere opposed to black
liel.,and excessive taxation, propose
vi.dMasa Meeting et CLKAHFllil.il.
2Utu of September next. Eiui
i will be present on tlutt occasion, to
uei of the day.
TIAIj KOTICR. The voters of
'.orough end townships will hear in
t that the Legislature last winter ao
election law for this county, that here
ourh and towusliip ofbcers mutt be
io 3d Tuesday of Uolober. lionce it
' duly of tbe voters in thii county to
j candidate to till tbe local ouiae of
it districts. ' la view of tbi change,
.,;u County Committee have agreed,
tneir uuty,to hold a public meeting in
,n district, for the purpose of nomine
s. Constables, Supervisors, Bchool Ii
..m officers, and candidates for such
inny bp nwfinry to nil at the ap-
ti-in. Tbe Vigilance Conituittees in
' will please give this matter their
'tun. Meetings will, therefore, be
lowing namerl pliices, in September :
,! the "llluc Bo II" Hotel, on Saturday,
ier 6. at 2 p. tn.
A BOKOl'lill, on Saturday, Sept. 6,
.in
:. at BrMgon's School Bouse, on
nr. the th, at I p. tn.
N, at Mulsonburg, on Wednesday, the
i . m.
; Congress Hill, en Thursday, tbe
" o. m.
ijoehen Bchool Home, on Thursday,
fc 8 p. m.
. Allied s, on Friday, the llthat
'. at Willlotnsgrove, on Friday, the
ft p. m. !
;l tsrahamton, on Saturday, the 12th,
:i. - '
i Kylerloern, on Saturday, tbe 12th,
rti . s.
i epenker will be present at each of
it to aridress oar lellow oitnena ripen
tlx day.
and piaoe for holding moetinga in
.. of the oounty will be given next
of the Democratic Co. Committee,
I ., U. B. tJOjDLAM'KH,
C'bainnnn.
ustees of the Comctry request
.'.o tlirtt the key has been left.
beitiion of SI r. John Gulich.
fats, get organized! Form
s in tho several election die
V I tl these, controlled by tho
. tho defeat of the Diounion
I be 80 overwhelming, that,
tory of a ship's crow, there
e. one left to tell the tale.
Clubs ! We nre requested
embers of tho County and
Committees of Pike, to state
omocratsof that townshiji
it the election hoiiao in Cur
on Saturday, the 5tli day of
next, to organize a Dotuo-
b. Wo hope a goodly num
Cops of old Tike will attend
'g-
::ademy. Prof. Harrison is
bas been for turoo years
Principal of this school.
iwn himself to bo a thor-
!ior, a fine disciplinarian
lofntigablo worker. Those
r their children to his charge
koly be disappointed.
'.Vork. "We acknowledge
' John L. Cuttle, Ksq., has
tested the fact that roast
iii be grown in this locality
iys. On the 11th of Juno
:tntod a quantity of Norwo
, which was perfectly ripo
i of August. This corn wac
1 into the county last year
!ngo Thorn, who has also
tod that it will come to per
t-ixty or seventy days.
Jvy Cmjb.- The Democrats
or end of Lawrenco town
nlly do not want to place
o under a bushel. A titlb
organized entitled the
y Seymour A Blair Club,'
ready to enroll ths names
lovo thoir country more
patty. ' The following
U.muu cotiHtituU tho oil!
dub; , .
-William Ogdon. '
iilvnts Peter A. Owens,
bony, William C. Put!
--Johri 15. Shaffner.
pling .Sec'y J. B. Khaw.,
; Capt. M. Ogden.
iiee address of all the
'firflcld.
Minn. lr. Wougort, one
inent physicians whose
' are not qtiilo "run out,"
: his vocation in our midst
i poason is past, will not
i nish him with an axe or
j that he may CnJ employ -.no
for which he is, from
icos, well qualified f The
manifests considerable
hrough a big "tow-or" lie
was observed diHtributing
s over tbe camp meeting
Sunday last. To complete
r.cnt, and fully equiji him
, wo will loan him some
Q bills, which be can post
!8 beautiful, but vain, pic
avoid theso traveling
i you would the itch, or
loathsome disease. They
i you of nothing but your
iich they sock to obtain
:deringancquivaleut. We
.hing for this advertisement.
PmsoHAU Kx (Jov, John Mgler,
of California, paid our town a pop
vl.it last work, lie was thn gntt of
his brother, Kx (lnv, William Bigler.
Ho bad been detained at Washington
through sickness and business" rrm
nectod with tho Pacifio railroad (of
which ho i a commissioner) ever since
the Democratic Convention, henco the
shortness of his visit, lie goea by
the overland route, and is compelled
to bo in Sacramento by tho first of
September. It took him nine days
nd nights to cross tho mountains
when he camo cast, the latter part of
June, but ho expccld to make his
return trip in six days and nights.
Think of that, you young bucks who
grumble and growl about sixteen mileB
staging, and no scalping Indians to
outflank you at that. The Governor
gives a glowing discription of the
golden State, lie states that they
are now making and take up, on the
western end of the road, twonty miles
every week. The laborers aro princi
pally Chinese, under the control ol
Yankees and Irishmen. Over C50
miles of roud is to mako yet, and that
of tho heaviest kind of work, being
tho mountain division.
Sad Acciuk.nt. We regret to chron
icle tho fuct that our friend Jonas Pe
ters, of Boggs township, on Sunday
morning, met with what may be term
ed a fortunate accident. Himsolf,
wife, daughtor (Mrs.. Wnple) and
child, while passing down Market
street, on their way to camp meeting,
were thrown Out of their buggy. Tho
horso gave a sudden jerk as another
buggy was passing, and the seat being
loose, turned tho two ladies and child
backward upon thoir heads and shoul
ders into tho street, near the corner of
Front. Tho neighbors aoon gatborcd
around, and it was found that they
were all moro or less hurt. They
were carried into J)r, Hills' office,
and restoratives administered.' 'Mrs.
Peters, who was supposed to bo the
least hurt, proves otherwise, but is
doing welL Mrs. Waple was evident
ly moro scared than hurt. The whole
three might have beon killed.
Accident. Wo learn that on Sat
urday night, about eleven o'clock, a
wflgon containing a man, two women
and four children, upset into the river,
in front of the residence of Mrs. Mcr
rell, in the southern end of tho bor
ough. : The screams of the women,
the erics of the children and the noise
made by tho horses and wagon going
over the bank, created no little confu
sion in that locality, at that hour of
tho night. The wagon contained
flitting, and it is evident the driver
was asleop, and must have pulled the
lines, otherwise the horses would nev.
er have went over tho bank. It was
fortunate that thero was but little
water in the river. The party and
furniture were considerably damaged,
but no serious personal injury was
sustained by any one. Tho neighbors
kiodly took thorn in, and bad them
properly cared for. ,
Musi it Bi Foaxven. Are we to
keop huge standing armies in tho
South forever to prop up tho negro
governments, and to enable nret
bag adventurers to hold on to oflices
winch they are unlit to till r lite
itadicals admit that the gavernmcnts
the' have expended so much monc-
to create, cannot stand a day longer
than thev fro propped up liy federal
bayoneta. Are we to be taxed eter
nally to keep tnon of our own race in
Subordination to negro barbarians?
Theso aro questions tho people are
asking, questions they intend to an
swer at the polls.
Female Countekff.itkiis. Wo no
tice that intelligent and good looking
females are now engaged in shoving
counterfeit money in most of thoprin
?ipal cities. It is probublo that somo
of these bkilllul operators will visit
Harris burg, and we caution morchants
and Bhop-keepers to beon tho lookout
for them, i hey have been succossiul
in pulling ou well-executed counter
feit ten and twenty dollar bills. Two
of these Dice young females were ar
rested in Philadelpuia the other day.
llarritburg Patriot, t
Tho IUdicals have completely bank
rupted tlio State of Tennessee. They
have stoh n all the monpy, and nothing
is lett U pay the interest on tbe Slate
debt. 1 urse tactics are the same every
where. If thev are allowed to run
the General Government fuur years
longer, the United states will share
the fate of Tennessee, and bondholders
will neither get the principal ior the
interest ol their uighly cbcruQcd so
curities. - , : -
More Black Mailino. We loam
that Mrs. Showers, a widow woman,
who is Post Mistress at Newberry, In
thbscottntv, hasrocieved a letterfrom
tho Secretary of the "Union liopubli
can Congressional Commilteo' at
Washington, demanding the sum of
eight dollars from her to help make
this a negro government. Williams
port Daily Stunttartt.
The Solith Carolina Legislature has
just passed a law prohibiting any dis
tinction of color in hotels or public
conveyances. People who want a
taste of the sweets of equality Van
now have them by making a trip
down that way. Wo hope many flail
ieals will go, as we have no doubt
they would all come back perfectly
cured.
Convnpbi-ms. -Why is loyalty like
charity 1 . Because it covers multi
tude of sins. i
What name should hereafter he
jriven to embezzlement by a Clerk of
thebenater ornry-cation.
Why is gold like Grant and Colfax ?
Because it has gone np sine the De
mocratic Convention.
IHitrirl foNl-rnliONS.
The llh of Angt wa irt-netal ('nferenne day
at Hidy. The I'unneratle CVnf'fiw f lM
Cmigrer.innal, rcnaliinl nnl A"eroUy flrtrUI
having met there oa that day. The prawllngl
of earh will h found below, taken from the Klk
AViKw-ahi.
LEGIK1.ATIYK. ,
Convention met at S w'oloek. On motion of
Janie l'alnler, of Forect eounly, Judge Wright, of
ClrarnoM, a ealltxl to tbe ehatr.
On examination the following delegalei were
found to be entitled to arate i '
Clearfield A. K. Wright, W. W. Bette, J. It.
Walton,
F!lk Loniii Vollmer, P. W. Itaye, J. F. Moore.
Korert lir. J. Winane, Jatnea i'ainter, H. It.
Tluelrtt.
On notion of I'r. J. Wlnani, S. II. JIatlult, of
Foreat, waa ohoaon Keeretary.
The nomination of a eaiiiidalo for Aawmbly
being in order, Jamoi Painter, or Foreat, nomina
ted Hon. T. J. MuCullotigh, or I'learlleld, wbloh on
being eeoonded by J. F. Moore, or Elk, waa put to
vots and carried ananlroou.lv.
A letter from Mr. MoCullough, explaining hii
Inability to attend, on account of alcknera In hii
family, was'then read.
Mr. Painter Uteu'oflVed a resolution nibming
tho oouree of Mr. MeCullough rn tho hut Legisla
ture, whioh waa adopted, without diesent. ,
On motion of Mr. lietta, that the pruewdlngi of
thia Convention be pubtiihed in all the papen of
the Mutrlct. .. . '
The Convention then adjourned, to meet at Tl-
oneeta on the third Tburadny of Aogiut, 1869.
A.K. W1U0HT, l'rei'U
S. n. Hadlett, Secretary.
6F.NAT01UAL.
Convention met at the Hydo Houee at 4 o'okwk.
On motion Col. J. B. Knox, of Clarion, waaehoten
PreiiJeut, and W. W. Bctta, of ClearDeld, Secre
tary. The fullowlnj delegntei from the respective
counties wore proeent t
Cameron A. II. Boyington, i. B. Newton, D.
P. Haird. -
Clanou Hugh Maguire, J, B. Knox, F. E.
Jonert.
Clearfleld A. K. Wright, W. W. Betta, J. B.
Walten.
Llk B. D. Hall C. Wainwright, C. A. Wlloox.
ForoKtll. llurrington, I. (J. Siggiua, Jeniet
OilfilUu.
On motion of Hon. A. II. Boylngton, Hon. Wil
liam A. Wallace, of Cleardeld oounty, waa dortarcd
the nnanimuui choice of the Couveution for State
Fenntor. ...........
On motion of Hon A. K.Wright, It wnj reaolved
that .he eourw pf Hon Via. A. Walla In the
State Senate he endorsed by thia Conrejition.
On motion the proceeding! were requested to
he published In the Democratic papers of the Iii
trict. - , - . ,
On motion tbe Convention adjourned. . v
J. II. KNOX, IWt,
, W, V. Jlnrra, ScweUry. , .
CO.NGltL'?HIOXAL.
Inibiediately after the adjournment of the Sena
torial Conference the Congrepidonal Conference as
sembled at the Court Huure, when Hon. K. B. El
dred, of Warren county, was chosen Chairman,
and M. Croiby, of Eric, and C. V. Qillis, of Klk,
Secretaries.
The counties were then called In their proper
order, when the following were lound to be repre
sented :
Cameron A. H. Jtovinffton, J. B. Newton.
Clearfield Samuel Circle, J. II. Wallers.
Klk II. Kreti, C. V."lillli, J. O. Hall.
Erie J. II. Carver, P. (I. Straimbsri, M. Cmsbv.
Forest S. R. Holms., W. B. Harlan. It. lllaek.
Jefferson tioorgo Jeuks, K. Ij. Blood, It, C.
liLllespt.
M ' Kean Unrepresented.
Warren J. A. NeilL Jaiaes Btait, B. B. Kl-
dred.
. Tne reading of credential being dispeasod ith.
Mr. Kreta, of Elk, moved that those counties
net fully represented bo entitled to three votes.
Carried.
On motion the Convention then prnocrded to
put In nomination a candidate for Congress, when
the following gcntlemcs irere named i
Daniel Black tamed Y7. W. Maeon, of Forest
oounty.
' Samuel Cljde named T. J. Beynr, of Clearfleld
county.
K I- Blood aaatcd IV. P. Jonke, ef JefTereeo
oounty.
A. H. Boyington nominated BaseUs Brown, of
Warren county.
Judge Brown waa nominated on the second hat
lot, as fellows.
1st Dal. 2d Bal.
W. W. Mason t 4
T. J. Boyer S S
Itanelas Hrnwn , 9 J.I
W. P. Junks. , ! i
Mr. Jenks' name was withdrawn after the first
ballot ' . '
Tbe nomination ef Mr. Brown trait then made
unanimous, when, on motion the following gentle
men ware apieintcdaeoSAmttteetonct4alntJudge
Brown of his nnminatlpn : P. 1. StranahaL'. of
Eric ; A. H. Boyington, of Cameron, and John (J.
Hall, of Elk.
The tituo and place for hoi, ling the next Coa
greesional Conference waa Cxod on tbe second
Tuesday of August as the time, and Ridgway as
the place. . f . . ,
A CoumuUoeon Ktolutions was then afipolnted,
consisting of tbe following genUeaien i O. A.
Jenks, John fl. Hall, J. B. Newton, J. A. Nctll,
V. B. Harlan, J. B. Walters, and M. Crosby.
The Convention then adjourned until S e'clock.
xvr.MNO ar.SHio!!.
Convent ien rrafitcDiblcd pnrssuiut us adjourn
ment, ino lommntec on resolution! not being
reedy to report, Mr. Blood, of Jrlfttrson, being
called upon, arose and addre wised the Covtretrtlon
In a few hnjipy remnrks, aflcr which Mr. Jenks
Chalrmnn of the Committee on Kcwdiitions, report
ed the following, which were unanimously adopted
Beeotvrd, 1st. That we cordially endorse tiie
platform adopted at tbe Natmnnl emoeralie Can
.enlion, as a correct exposition of our political
latin. ,
2d. That the Interest of our State dcnmn.ls that
an appropriation be ma.le by tbe tJeneral Oevcm
aseut U IhoronrSty linprore the KHe llnrlOT.
Xrl. Tiiat in pitu-ing in nom:oatuie HornUoSev.
mour, tlie etst(tiau, for Pmuiieut, and V. V.
lllnir, the sohher, lor Viue Presiiiciit, tlie Demo,
emtio pnrty eaiued the riht lucn l-r the right
nloees.
th. That the Hon. lUselas Bnisn, our nominee
for t'nuprrfwA, as a ptilriot, a (Ten tie loan, and ao
honest man slitnJs lUKurpavcl, aud wo pledge
our earnest and hearty support to secure his eieo
tjiin, - '
The Cvention then edj'.nmM.
K. II. LLD11LD, Chairman.
M Cno.ar. 9w
C. . OlU.W, I T
. , mm '
Opportunitii h For bargains Iinvo
kftB w.iltrnocd bj gratified cuMomproj ami tn
clone out our unuunHjr Urgo an 4 Una Fnmnifr
ntsfHik batU'r ItaraJoi are in winrt for the foW
at IlcnnHt.. BlattrnSTgr t Co. 'is tn Oi-NMila, tt
tnftVie rui fr Fall atnvk. whirfe thy mmiM
halt bt tlrffMit, (aty an4 Tarii-d. 3l
Clearfleld Markets.
Bei'orted weekly fnrthe Ci.aAanrLn pRri;ai.trAit
br I. P. K a ATmn, Dealer In Dry Demo's, tin.
ceries, Provisions, e., Market St., f learSeli
Apples, green & 00 1
Dried, yib Uj
Applebutler,V'l. ' '
Butter. Ilifij 4"
Il an 2 U4 I
Buekwheal.. I HO
Buckwheat flowr tt, a
lleef. dried. 18
Boef, frwh S'Of-e) He
Boards, M Is U1 (K
0ora,ehelle4 1 St
Corn, ear SO
Corn meal, y aaek, t 00
( hop, ewtj T0(t 4 00
Clovcrsccd 00 00
Cheese. 14
Cherries, lb. J"' i
Chiekena, drsd, ti, Jo
FTSS J5
Flaxseed. 00
Flour II liOftH 00
Hay 11 0I4 e
00
T
10
19
ti
..55 00
tOO
t IS
Hogs, dressed....
Iliiles, green
Hams I.irn)
Shoulderalftffo
Sides lS(r
I.ard
Mess pork.'fcsbb,
'lata
Oniona M ,
Potatoes.
Peaches, dried, .. It
Plaater, V bbl I M
Bre. S 00
Rags, p lb I
Salt, sack t to
Shingles, i" In, M, a Ot
Shingles, 20 in It 00
Timothy eeci.... ( 01
Tallow .. IS
Wheat. M I 0
Wool M 4S
Wood, j oord 00
J. ). GRAHAM & SONS,
MABKEt BTRF.KT,
CLKAltFIKLD, Pa.
TDK subseribers having sntered Into partner
ship for the purpose of carrying on the
business of Merchandising, now offer
A Good
And rnro opportunity to the chitons of Clear-
told and adjoining conn tics to buy store goods
at wholesale or retail prices, that will astonish
the constructed. Their goods will be particu
larly rriectedto suit this market Every lady
will, therefore, call the attention of .her
If usbntul
To this fact, because this branch of our business
will receive special attention, and everything
needed In a well regulated household will at all
times be found in our store. Our stock of IKY
GOODS shall not he surpassed, either in qual
ity er price, and will embrace, in part, Prints of
every style. Ginghams and Lawns of every
quality, Muslins of every grade, Ds Leines
adapted to th e tastes of the old and young ; and
every article of any kind of goods they sell is
Guaranteed
To bs as represented, and warranted to give sat
isfaction. As to PKT.MI GOOIMs-we hv
a spleeded assortment of Alpacas, black, white,
and in colors) Armarea, Silks, and In short all
the newest stylos in the market We desire this
fact to become known
To Every
Person man, woman, child, physician, me
chanic, farmer, lawyer, barber, woman's r'.fhti
man, .or any other man in the oeranly ,
. iv l- V
. Young
Or old, ties or poor, high or low, who will favor
ns with a call. With eur new and extensive
stock any gentlemen eaa pie ass the ami fastidious
Ijndy,
By Jnst dropping tn and getting a nice dress
pattern, lace sett, kid gloves or by dolig that
which is better I give her well -(1 lied purse,
and she will Snd good and paying investments In
embroideries, edgings, rihkoas, gloves, hosiery,
or any other household aeccssiUes. 1
Aud
la ad.Utioa is what we have alreaiy enumera-
u,v kctp all kinds of CESTLtMEN'S
WEAR ouches Cloths, Cafsimaree, Satinettl,
flat, Boots and Shoes, Ae, besides.
A Xlec
Assortment of Made-up CI.OTI1I for Men
and Boys, manufactured nut of the eery beat
material, which we will sell for cash or exchange
for country produce at prices which will astonish
both husband and
Wife
Wa are now largely eatagej in buying and
selling sUfJARi: TIMiUlR and manufac
tured Ll'MDER, ajlwlll give this branch of
business spetisJ attention, and make It an object
To Every
One who has Lumber lo sei! to deal with, as. ,
We shall also keep emastaatly oa ban a
general assortment f GROCKRIllS and
HARDWARE, which ws will sell at exceed
ingly low prices. We alio kjvp a full assort
ment of UUEKNI4W ARB. This department
will bs kept full and complete, and every '
Young 7fan
Or maiden who contemplates housekeeping, will
Snd II advantageous to come and trade with as.
We are eo situated, end, from long experience In
the business, so well acquainted with the wants
and eeeeeiilles of this comttanlty, that we feel
satisfied if every man and woman
I ,.
I
In Clearfield County
I
makes ft a point to bay their goods from as, We
can please them both as to quality and price.
Therefore, eom along and bay your
DRY-GOODS, GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
Quccnsware, Hardware,
DOOTS A SHOES, HATS k CAPS,
Ready-Made Clothing,
Atd everything yo need to rieder yourselves
ana families eomfortable, from
JAS. B. GRAHAM & SONS.,
!' CLEARFIELD, Ta.
SOMnmNG NEW IN SHAW'S ROW.
KHASK & CTOUCHTOX,
MERCHANT TAILORS
Market Ktrwt, Clearfleld, l'a
U A VI NO opened their nsw establishment In
Shaw's Use. ear door east of the anss ernes.
and baring Just returned from the eastera cities
with a Urge assortment of
Cloths, CoEsimerGa, Vestbrs,
Bsavsrs, and all kinds of floods for men and
boys' wear, are now prepared to snake up to
order Cl.OTniXQ, from a single article to a full
snlt, In the latest styles snd most workmanlike
manner, ' Special attention given to eastern
work and eutting-oot for men and boys. Ws
offer great bargains to customers, and warrant
entire satisfaction, A liberal share of public
patronage is solicited. Call and see our goods.
M. A. meSHR.
oetlMf S:13 K. K. L. STOtfQHTON,
U. BKIDGE,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
(Store one door cast of Clearfleld House,)
Market (street, Ciearfittlil, Pa.
KEEPS on band a full assortments of flanf
Furnishing Goods, snoh as Shirts, Linen
and Woolen tJadersbirw, Drawers aad Socks,
Neck. ties, Pocket Uantlkerchtels, (ilores, Hats,
Umbrellas, Ac, In great variety. Of Piece
Uoods he keeps the . . .
Best Cloths of all "Shades and Colors,"
Hiieh Black Dot in of tba very belt ntatta;
rancy Cms. mere, in rraat variftv. alio, f roach
CoatiDR. lieavar, Pilot, Cliipchilla, And Frioolt
ovrcoatiiig. All of which will ba aolU oheapfor
Cash, and tuado up aooorumff to tha I teat ttvlei
bj experienced workmen.
Alio. Agent for Clearfield county for X. M.
fiinjrcr k Cn'i, eeiobrated Sewing MitPhinai.
urutturr.
CLEARFIELD
FURNITURE ROOMS.
"" Mareret Street, east of Fourth.
J O II X "flToXt M A X7 1'roprletor.
TBE sulisori'osr befs leave to eill the etten
tfon of tbe eititone of ClearSeld and sur
rounding eonatry lo tbe hot that ha ia aow
prepared to furaish, oa short notice,
Cabinefrvare of all Styl9s & Patterns
Suited for either Parlor, Dining or Bed rooms,
by tbe single article, or rn sets to suit pur.
chasers ; Bureaus, Sofaa, Loaagee, liat
i racks. Tables, etude, Ac, Ao.
" . i i . alia luatiulacture
CHAHIS i PETTKT:3 BI'LOW CITY PRICES,
Consisting of Parlor, Diuing-mont, Cane,
Hocking aud other Chairs,
Which I propose to warrant aad aell cheaper
than oaa be purchased olsewhtre. Just try me.
, JOHN lilULTMAK.
Clearfleld, Feb. 27, lS57,tf .
CHEAP. FURNITURE.
. JOHN GULICH , , ,r '
DtSlT KB to Inform hit fid Weeds aad res
Uimers. that having enlarged his shop and
Ine.eaeed hie facilities for manulaetorlng, he is
now prepared to make to order such Furniture as
may be desired, in good atyle and atehcap rates
for CASU. lie generally hat oa head, at his
Furniture rooms, a varied assortment of ready
made fartlture, among which era
, BUREAUS A D .SIDE-BOARDS, '
Wardrobes and Book-Csses: Csntre, Sofa, Parlor,
Breakfast and Pining Exteailon Tables) Com
mon. Prench-peet.Ccttat .Jenny-Ltnd and ether
Bedsteads Sofas of ail kinds, nork-stands,
Bat-racks, Wash-standi t Rocking and Area
fhairs j sprirg-rest, cane bottom, parlor, com
mon and other Chairs; Looking-Olatset of every
deerriptlcn oa hand ( and new glasses for old
frames, which will be put in oa eery reasonable
terms on shortest notice. He also keeps on band
orfarnirhea to arder, Corn hark, Hair and Cotton-top
ki at tresses.
Coffins op Every KiKd
Made to order, and funerals attended with a
Hearse whenever desired,' Also, lluuse Painting
disss to order. The subscriber alee tnanufee
tures, and has constantly oa hand, Clement's
Pstent Washing Machine, the best now In ase 1
Thoee aslng this auohiae aever aeed be with
out aleaa clothes! He also bee Flyer's Patent
Churn, a superior article. A family using this
Churn aever aeed be without butler 1
All the above and many other articles are fur.
niabod taeastoowrs cheap for Caea or exchanged
for approved country produoo. Cherry. Mania.
Poplar, Linwoed and etber Lumber suitable for
Cabinet work, taken la exchange for furnitar
4r-Jtemeuit.er the shop Is on Market street,
Clearfleld, Pa, aad aoariy opposite the "Old Jew
store.'.' . . JUIU etl'UCU.
November 3 A, Uii f
' $tart.sm.tMncj.
NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP
, THIHB HT B Ei.T. C l,K A K F I 0.
TBE snherriberresnevtrally Informs his frlrails
aad the public In general, that ha hst lueal
te4 lo the borough of CLIARFI KL1), in the
shop recently occupied by Jacob Bhunkwetler,
where be is now ready te perform all da'lei
towards his customers ia a workmaalike manner.
Hleds, Kleigbt, Beggiet aad Wagons rroaed, end
Horse-shoeing dont at reasonable rate. He
respectfully asks a skere of work frees the public,
aa he Intends to give kit whole attention e the
business. THOMAS HILLY.
March IJ, ISM.
TcenI
New Blactsniithing Estaulisliaerit.
BKCOXD 6T, CLtAHFlKLP, Pa. .,
rpBB undersigned keg to Inform the Inhablt
1 - ants of ClearDeld and surrounding neigh
borhood, that they hare commenced busiaess in
the above line, where, by striot attention to all
work entrusted te them, the hope te merit a
share er public patronage. '
nORSB nOFISO on the most approved
principles, for either fast or working horses.
Horses that Interfere, can be entirely prevented.
ALL KINDS OP PAW.MILL WORK, En
gine work and Strain lloilers repalre.1. Miners'
tools ana aii aiows ? Sieel tools matioof tho best
material and oa the ahortrHciotico. Post-hole
augura, for board fenoing. ,
aVt,AH work doae by as Is warranted to give
sat'.siarti'jn, m ae ehargo will be made.
. At08 RKNNAKD.
apr Cat JAMKS WATFHB. -
Boggs Township Awake I
I ? ' i OHEiT IXCITKMKNT AT ' (
THOMAS BEEKS'SII
IVBRYBODY trying tn get there first, for fear
j of being crowded nut rnha the wold.
It yoa want good hheeing done, sro te Burrs.
If yoa want jour Sleds ironed right, goto Banna.
If you want good Mill Irons, go to Brrri.
If you want your wtgnn ironed ia thebeet
style and workmanship, go to Briar.
Burrs makes the best Mump Machine tu the
State, aaddoes all kiadiof BbACkrMITill.NO
aa cheap ae caa be doae ia the oeuaty for Caahs.
My Poet Office address Is Clearfleld Bridge.
TilUMAii Ilk. KltS.
Boggs Tp, Dee. 111,1 87-tf.
EVERYTHING
1 ik tnit
If AltmVAlllS lefXE
KEPT AND FOR 8AI H '
AT FAIR PRICES, '
BT
G. II. ZK1GLER ti CO. ; ,
KiyTre tuy for Cash, sell for Cash,
and consequently SELL CHEAT.
Philipiburg, July 111, 18n8.tr .
D
If)l.trTll)'OK rARTM llflllP
The itartnershin heretofore exiiting between
J. P. H.KclAL A M. L. tiANOK, In th Stove
and Tinning bnsluess, ia Phillpsbnrg. was dissnl.
vrd by rreiituai consent, on the.20th day of Julv
lMN. 1 be acouunte of the Arm will be settled.
and the business continued by O. H. II. I HAU
Philtpsburg Pa. 1 O. f. FI.1.UA1..
Jaly 3 Ifr,8.t. " J ' M. L. (I AN0E.
MISS H. 8. SWAN'S
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
CI,f ABFIKLD, PA.
fpilxt Plist Term, nf twentt-lwe weeks, will
X oomrarnoa on Monilay, August 111, 1H.
TKRMH tiF TUITION.
Heading. Orthography, Writing. Object Les
sons," Primary Arithmetic nd Primary
Orography, per half term, (of eleven
weeks.) $5 00
History, Loral atid descriptive Oeogmphy
with Map Drawing, Oram mar. Mental
and Written Arithmetic... ....,....'..' 8 5l
Algebra and the Rcienoos . 9 00
For full particulars send for Circular.
Clearfleld, August 0, IflfiS Siu.
Clearfleld Academy.
er. F. L. HARRISON, A M., Principal
T1TE FIRST URSAON of the next scho.
laetlo yearof thia Institution will commence
oa MON BAY, the 1 th day of September, IMrln.
Pupils can enter at any time. They will be
charged with tuition from the time they enter to
the olose of the rJesaiun.
The course of Instruction embraces every thing
Inoluded in a thorough, practical and accom
plished education for both sexes,
The Principal, having had the advantage of
much experience in his profession, assures pa
rentsanj guardians that bis entire ability and
energies will be devoted to the moral and men
tal training of the youth pieced under his charge.
TivKMS IF TUITION.
Orthography, Heading, Writing, and Primary
Arithmetic, per cession (11 weeks! - ti SO
Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic, and
History - - . aa ou
Algebra, Geometry, Tri Tonometry, Men
suration, ourveywg, Pbiloeophy, Phyet.
ology, Chemistry, Book Keeping, Botany
and Physical Geography . . - 19 01)
Latin, (Jreek and French, with any of the
above Branches .... f 12 00
NT-No deduction will be made for abseace.
X&r for further particulars Inquire of
Her. P. L. HAKRIbON, A. M.,
ClcarSsld, Feb. r), 186S tf. . , Principal.,
Boalsburg Academy.
BoaUburar. Centre County. Penna .
TITE FAT.L TKltH ot tfn' Inntltatron (uow
in a floarifliirn aondiiiun) will bec.n on
MONDAY, AL'til ri 3, and oontinueeikt wecki.
Kvth male anil fcma4 pupilf received,
lioalflmr ia tvtu hpd hy iiaee frota Uetiefocita,
8prvw Creek and Milnry. .
J i J m Kroui I ; to f 7 per w-rm.
board. die in private fumilice at from $3.25 to
$J..S0 nrr wick. '
A NOHMALCLAS will he fr!.. '
For further Information ntMret-i. the Principal,
l. W. LFIBMliK.
jyl(J 3ai:)i4 fforitiorly of Marklr ville, Piirrj Co.)
: gtardivart, STinirart, c?tf. -
NEW HARDWARE STORE
rhilipsbnrg, Centre Connty, Fa.
C s , W
er-r-r ' " ; ;
G.vII. ZEIGLER & CO.
DEALERS IS
Foreign & Domestic Hardware,
WOOD, WILLOW, i TIN WARE,
Stoves, Oils, Paints, Glass, &c, &o.
TBS attention of Mechanics, Builders, Farm
era, Lumbermen, and Buyer generally, is
invited to the fact that weave offering a better
aaeortmont of (roods In owr fine than can be
found elsewhere la thii part of the State, at
Prices to Suit the Timet.
Our stock comprises a general assort meat of
Tools and Materials used by Carpenters, Black
smiths, Carriage aad Wsgen Makers, Ac, with a
largo stock of . , . ,
Iron, Xails, Steel, Spikes, Mining
Supplies, SaddUry, Ropr, Chains,
Grindstones,- Circular, Hill
. and Cross-Cut Saws,
KXAMELED, FINISHED k TLAIX
HOLLOW WARE, CABLE
- . CHAINS, ;
Lard, 'Linseed, Col, Lubricating and
- Fish Oil. - -
TURPKNTISE,
BENZINE,
VARKISHES.
COAL OIL LAMPS AND LANTER53.
An excellent assort ra wit of Fin Caller, eeai-
p rising
KNIVES,
1ESEHT, TEA;
TABLESrOONS,
FORKS,
SCISSORS,
RAZORS, Ao.
. , !.?,l.4ftUanf ens.
620 HOOP SKIRTS. 628
VVm.T. Morkru'e -tins Mahe t "key.
alona HklHs"
Are Iht liesl and Cheapest I.e pH-ed Keep
Skirts in b maikel. Trail hklrts, n sprlnta,
! : KM springs, $!. t 40 sprlnrs, II 4.
Plala tklrls, 6 Is pes, jo arrlngr, eO Cents; is
springs,) Cettll (II springs, (.lift; 34 springs,
l.l. Warranted In every respect.
"Oar 'OWN Wake" of TMtiff RKIRTI',"
Eleven Tape Trails, from 10 to 60 springs, 11.10
to f.n. Plain, HI Tapes, JO to iQ springs,
from 9h Cents to ft. 00 These Kkirti are better
than those sold by other establishments as trst
class goods, and at much rower prices,
"Our OWN Make" of CHAHPION RKIBTS'
are In every way superior to all ether Hoof,
Kklrt before the public, and only have to be
examined or wore to convince every one of the
fact. Manufactured of the best linen-llniahed
English e'teel Springs, very superior tapes, swif
the style of the metalie fastenings and manner
of scouring them surpass for durability and ex
cellence any other Skirl in this eountry, and are
lighter, more slastir, will wear longer, give
more eati.fuetlnn, and are really ebeapor than
all othen. Krery lady should try them. They
are being sold extensively by Mercbantsthrougb
out this and ths adjoining Htatcs at very mod.
crate prices. If you want ha best, ask for
"Hopkin's Champion Bklrt." If you de not Snd
them, get the merchant with whom you deal to
order them for you, or come or send direct tons.
Merchants will find our different grades of Skirts
exa4 tly what they need, and we especially invite
them to call and examine eur extensive assort
ment, or send for Wholesale Price List.
To be hnil at rtetall at Manufactory, and of the
Betail Trade generally, end at Wholesale of the
Manufacturer only, to whom all orders should be
ail dressed.
Meunfaetory and Sale.room, 629 A"rch Streak
between Orh and 7th street, Philadelphia'.
March 21 lm WM. T. UOl'klKS.
H. F. NAUGLE,
CLOCK AXD WATCH MAKER,
orrorrva inn ffaq, Maagaf svbit"
POST OFFICE iii2f3lCLEABFIKLD
THE subscriber rerpecUuIly Informs hit old
patrons and the publio generally, that be
haaoa band, (and it constantly receiving bow
additions thereto,) a large stock of
Clock, lratches and Jewelry'.
keep Jewelry In all Its forms and of
(liferent values, either by the piece or set.
WATCHES A full assortuent of either fluid
or Silver, made by tbe best Aaerican and for
eign manufacturers, including a tine lot of gold
and silver hunting case, full jeweiod, Patent
Lerors.
CLOCKS Of all deigns, consisting of eigbt
dey and thirty-hour, of either weight, spring ar
levers, and both strike and alarm.
BEPAIRISQ. All kinds of Watches aid
Clocks Repaired, and warranted.
' In addition to what I have enumerated, I keep
a full assortment of SPECTACLES, colored and
plain glass. Also.QOLD PENr-and PENCILS,
bPOONS, FOKKS, BITTER KNIVES, aod la
fact everything In lbs Jewelry line. If I fail to
have oa hand just what a customer may need, 1
will order per first express, withoutextra charge.
. A liberal share of public petronage is solicited.
May 7, 1SM-J U. t. KAUOLB.
S,5H),00 Customers in Pour Tear.
Patronize the Besll
HAVING tho largest capital, most erpcrtea.
ccd buyers, and extea.ive trade of ay
coucern in the Dollar ale busiaess, we
GUARANTEE SATISFACTION
ia every Instance, and alee the nir eeleetioa ef
Qoodo ever oflored ai
ONE DOLLAR EACH.
Ko other concern has any show wherever ear"
Agent are selling. Our motto, "Prompt aad
Beliabla." Male and female agent wanted ia
eity aad eountry.
, THE LADIES
Are particularly requested to try our pop alar"
club system of selliug all kinds of Dry and Fancy
Goods, Ureit Patterns, Cotton Cloth, Castors,
Bilver Plated Goods, Watch ea, Ae. (Established
in 184.) A patent pen loeatain and a cheek
describing as article to be sold for a dollar, 10
cents; 20 for f J; 40 for ft ; 00 for $0; 100 for
$10; sent by mail. Free present to getter up,
(worth M per cent more thaa those tent by any
other oonoern,) according to sire of club, fiend
as a trial club, or if not, do not fall to send for
circular.
H. B. Our jewelry should rot be classed with
New York dollar jewelry tales er bogus "Tea
Companies,' as it is nothing of the sot.
XASTMAK KENDALL,
auglS-lyJp ti lien ever SU, Boston, Mate
READING FOR ALL 1 1
BOOKS is ST ATI OS ER Y.
Market St., Clearfleld, rat the Poat Office.
flvjlB undersigned begs leave to announce to
L tbe citlscns of Clearfleld and vicinity, that
he hee fitted up a room and hat just returned
from the city with a large amount of reading
matter, consisting in part uf
Bibles and Miscellaneous Books,
Blank, Account and Past Books of erery de
soriptioa Paper and Envelopes, French pressed
and plain; Pens and Pencil. ; Blank, Legal
Papers, Deeds, Mortgagee ; Judgment. Exeaip.
tioa and Promissory notes; White and Parch;
ment Brier, Legal Cap, Record Cap, aad Bill Cap ,
Sheet, Musie for cither Piano, Flute or Violia
constantly on hand. Any books or stationary
desired that I may not have oa hand, will be or.
ordered by first express, aad told at wholtsale
or retail to rait customers. I will also keep
periodical literature, sach as Magaslnes, News
papers, Ac P. A. GAULI3J.
ClearHald May 7, lSCS-tf
BRITANNIA & SILVER TLATED
. WARE. W
TIN WAKE IN GKEATVAIUETY AND
BEST MANUFACTURE,
Household, Horticultural, Farming and Rafting
Implements of the latest acd molt
. , . Improved paterae. ,
Blacksmiths raa Vie rapplled with. Anvils, Bel
lows, Vices, Sledges, TJammert, Hers
and Mule ishoes, Horse Mails,
and all klada of Iron
aad Steel. '
Carpentera and Buildera will Ind la ear estab
lishment a superior stock of Planes, fleas,
Angara, Hatchets, ttagle, double-hit aad
pealing Axes, Hammer, Chisels,
Files, Binges, Screws, Bolts,
Leckt, Pulleys, Sash, Cord,
Ac, Ae., Ao.
Farmers and Raftmea will lad everything ia
their line, aad cheaper thaa eaa be
i had elsewhere.
Particular attention It In r1 ted to oar
stock ef Ftovei, comprising Ppear's celebrated
Anti-Dust, (look and Parlor tores of all siset.
Alto, the K Isgara Cook, Parlor Coek, Brilliant,
I'awn, new in op, Arotio, and Common hag
Pockcl, Ao.
All of the above ffnodt will be aold cheap
or raan.
G. n. ZFJGLKR k Co.
Union Mills Woolen Factory.
- t'SION TP, CLKARFIKLD CO., TI.
nHE nndwigntMi tearing pomhard aa Iatdrrat
X fa Vnioa iiilla,ara nrapaml toeard wool.
mantiraotrira r.& fiuih Ooitiind do all kiodi nf
wf rk lu Mi i8 line on thort tritioe, in workmanlike
aiaaiicr, ami on ironablc tariua. The; alio
lUeiiiufMctura
Flour, Feed aud Lumber,
Which will He told at (lie lowest eAsh rnteit.
TVaol IhtrntUd for carding ean btt loft at th
vtora of K. Mt-np or J. P. Krattwr, in Cloarflald.
wlit-rt ibcr will et it and rotorn ti on aturlar
of rafh wwk. Lr.fcr of Inquiry ldrrncd to ua
at Ifncktoa P. 0. will rrHre pntnpt attnthin.
V. K. A J. sAKNOLD.
Rockton, June 18, M ly.
I V tho PKMOCHATIC ALMANAC. Only
-i ?fnta, ihverjr votrr ibould aava one. tf.
A Full Line
OF Water Coolers and lee Cresm Freeiera,
for tale by 8. H. IKIULKR CO.,
Jyl6.tr Philipsburg, Pa.
WarTon-inakrrs & Blacksmiths
WILL fad a large assortment of Hubs,
Opokee, Felloes. Axles. Thimble 8elns.
Bugcy Hprings ; Bar, Feallop aad Rod Iroa ,
rtau Aoda, CaslMeel, Horse ana Mule Shoes,
Horse Nails, As- do., at the large Hardware
tore of O. U. ZEIOIER CO..
Philipsburg, Pa.
Thimble Pkieni end Pipe Boxes sold cheaper
thaa anywhere ia the eountry. Jyl-tf
Democratic Almanac,
riMUS Invaluable publication it for tale at the
L post office. It should be In the bands of every
Democrat. It oontalns full eleetloa returns front
every eonnty in the United States) beside, the
number Tor IstiO contAins a complete list ef the
namesof all the newspapers Fitpprwsed and moblied
during Lincoln'! administration ; and that for I V. 7
oonosins the names of all those oivilians who were
imprisons! during the same period. Those two
rlste, for future reference, are worth more than
the price of the publication. The number for I Siiej
Is also full of valuable statistics. Any one sending
60 cents to the Post Master, will receive by return
mail a copy for each year, free of postage. je?.i:tf
DlOI,fTIO OF PARTHKRHIHP.
The partnership heretofore existing Wet warn
the undersigned, In the mercantile bn.iocee, at
Karthans, was dissolved on the 1st nf July, 1 scs.
All the bonkt and ecmunta will be left with Was.
J. llolfer, who will make settlements and continue
business at the old stand, where he invites eld and
new patroni to give hint a call.
WM. J. TtOPFFB,
Karthans, July 10 Pt. O. M. I1KKTLEIX.
UIE DEMOCRATIC ALMANAC 'c 'f
1RS.1 and lKf.l for eale at Ihe Pert ClTiaa
Irico CI W. lr!,e.l to are ajdr", ii if