She Republican.
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Okkiiui! H. (itinM.ANPKR, Kilitnr.
CLEARFIELD, PA.
iThnrfiilay Morning, Sopt. 17. 18C8.
I Domocratio National Ticket.
roil THKKIDUNT,
Ulos. HORATIO SEYMOCK,
I or m:w vuuh..
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
r.KX. FRANCIS P. BLAIR,
OP MISSOURI.
Democratio State Ticket.
AfHITOIl (I RKBH A t.,
linn. CHARM'. li. HOVI.K.of Fayette.
miRvrron gkn-khai.,
(.en. lVl:IMVl:IO II. KNT, Columbia.
Democratic District Ticket.
rantipRtrr n'Pfli.
Hun. CJF.O. H. HAHKI'TT. of Clearfield.
(Sulijivt to the aetion of the Conferee!.)
miner.
llun. HASSKI.Ai IIHOWSr, of Warreu.
RRRATOR.
lion. W1M. A. WALLACE, ol Clearfield.
AlRRMRl.T.
Hon.
T. J. MrC l l.l.Ol t.ll.of Clearfield.
Democratio County Ticket.
Prothonntarv,
A A HON C. TAIIi, of Lawrence.
RegiMer A Reeordor,
A. W. l.l'.K. of Iteerarla.
Oommieainner,
HA.MUKL II. PHAI-'KNKK. of Lawrence.
Rnrvevor,
t A1l T.L I. Met LIWKEV, af Pike.
Auditor.
PRICE A. KOWI.KS. of Knox
The "Hrpublican."
Our readers will notice that wo
bavo added four more columns to Hie
Keithmcan, and mado each of thorn
two inches longer. This is tho second
enlargement we bavo mado within
twenty-two months, and we now give
our readers double the matter the
Kfi'I'iimcam contained two 3'ears ago,
nni for the same price. Wo will, of
courso, lose money by this enterprise,
unless our friends assist in extending
our circulation and pay up arrearages.
If we are not sustained in our under
taking, we will bo compelled to reduce
the paper to seven columns again.
Our party friends may think thnt we
havo been rewarded for our labors.
It is truo, they elected us Treasurer
in lfift, but for every dollar we receiv
ed as foes, wo havo given ftro to the
party since ; and wo have tho books
to provo it. Toiut to any other office
holder in the county who can do like
wise. Wa dislike, and very seldom
do, epcak or boast of our efforts in
advancing the interests of tho party
in giving them a first-class country
newspaper, but if our circulation is
not extended and arrearages paid, so
that wo can devote our whole time to
the papor, wo must abandon the busi
ness and get at something wo can live
at and have a little besides. We con
sider thut we bavo dono our duty ; let
others do theirs, and it will all be
right. What wo hero say may be
considered egotistical, but a "military
necessity" demands this much in our
own detence at tins time.
TnElssrElEVEiirEi. Wo ask the
special attontion of our readers to the
address of Ex-Gov. Bigler in this is
sue, delivered before tho Seymour
and Blair Club of this place on Satur
day evening.
Gov. Bigler is being called upon to
address meetings in all parts of tho
Ktato, and feeling himself unable to
comply generally, he has adopted this
means of expressing his views.
The speech is marked by that force
and candor and fairness which uni
formly govern the expression of his
views upon political questions.
31 ass SI eetisos. The County Com
mittee has concluded to hold Demo
cratic meetings in October at tlio fol
lowing places : For Beccaria, Gulich,
Jordan and Woodward, at Glen Hope,
on Thursday, tho Mh ; for Burnside,
(.'host, and New Washington, near
Young's Sleeting House, on Friday,
the Oth; and for Ferguson, Lumber
City and Penn, at Lumber City, on
Saturday, tho 10th ; all nt 2 o'clock
in the afternoon. All in llioso locali
ties, who lovo their country and wish
to hear the truth, will bo present on
tlioso occasions. Wo hope our friends
will mnke the necessary arrangements
for a good turnout.
These meetings will bo addressed
ly ix-Gov. Binler. Wm. SI. SIcX'ul-
lougli and Walter Barrett, F.sq'rs.
Attention, Democrats! We hopo
our friends will givo tho Assessor's
I.if , which is now posted up in every
election district in the county, a thor
ough examination, and sec whether
their own names arc on it, as well as
llioso of their neighbors. Let no ono
be so foolish as to lose bis vote
through so simple a remedy. When
tho name of a voter is not found on
the list, go to the" Asesor at once
and have it put on, unless you possess
a receipt fur paying taxes assessed
within two years.
Ci'itwE.ssviU.E Cl:b. Wo aro rc
lut nled to state that the Seymour A
Blair Club of Curwousvillo and Pike
township, will bold a meeting on
Saturday, the 20th instant, at 7 o'clock
P 51. It is hoped thut the Democrats,
and all other persons opposed. to con-
"cation through taxation and official
rohlmry, will bo pressnt to hear the
truth. The Club will bo addressed by
Vm. JI. McCullough nud Israel Test,
ate anil ill. i. tit i-iVicihI inl.it .
unit ion v illi Vt t iviir l.t llm ,1 iiilii
altiv 1 Im i i ii.lni t tin. i (Vn pin n
lln' ( 'iinli l i ui o ill fnilili I" Int mli
I llir )rra Willi a rvyy nl tln-if ptii il
!iiu: i m nijti'iini atnl onlrni.'o.nia
jn thi'ir t imilui I il miii) llic cRiaiiin
iiie t cm id Kim l 1 1 nli n I oiiii't'iTR
I'livlnl tin niM'U'i K nHit t r, ( pin i""0
ly Ifriimiiin; Hip Cloiirlit'lil (ViifrrvoiO
il in to tlii'in wo look for a copy tl
their Inlioin. It i true, Turn, liik
mill Harry my Mr. Mayor was nonii
tinted at llclli limto, nlier llio ('onfer
cnoe broke up lioro, but wlicro is tlio
proof? Why coticoiil the record 1 And
moro than tliis : Wo notice that the
Clinton Jttfiublit'tm supports Mr. May
er, and as that journal is not in tlio
habit of supporting Duiiiocinlio nom.
inees, wo feel liko asking those who
say that Mr. Mayer is our nominoo,
how and why this unnatural alliance
bus been brought about ? Let these
Legislative bummers and political
rats who presided over tho Confer
ence, furnish a correct copy of their
proceedings to their constituents,
which has been the universal practico
of all Democratic Conventions, and
then tho people can judge, whether
their agents bavo acted properly
in this mutter. To our minds, four
ex-mornborti of tho Legislature in a
body of six men, aro enough to ruin
any cause and to arouse the ire of all
who prefer tlio public interost to that
of porsonnl aggrandisemont. It looks
now as though tho Republicans would
have no candidate in tlio field, and
that tho poo pi o will bo allowed to
chooso either Judge Uarrott, or Mr.
Mayer for Judgo. Whoever may bo
elected, we wish him to understand
that he will find us stirring him at
least quarterly until some businoss is
done in our Court in a businesslike
manner.
Clubs. The Democrats of Brady
township assembled at Luthershurg
on Saturday last, and organized a huge
Seymour and Blair Club. Tho fol
lowing named persons vers elected
officers.
President James C. Barrott.
Vice Presidents Iloswell Luther,
Dr. George Wilson.
Secretary Wm. T. Hamilton.
Corresponding Secretaries Daniel
Goodlauder, Jacob W. Corp.
Treasurer Joseph Linen, jr.
Executive Committee Lever Flo
gal, Hariison Tassmoro, Jonathan
Shaffer, M. II. Luther, Andrew
rcutz, sr.
Democatic Meeting. In accord
ance with previous notice the Mount
Joy Democratic Club met at the
school houso on the (Hh inst., and re
solved to bold a mass meeting, on
Thursday evening, tho "4th instant,
where all who love froo government
aro invited to attend.
Dr. Boyer and Israel Tost, Esq.,
will be present to address the meeting.
WM. OGBEX.rres't.
J. B. SiiaitnkR, Secretary.
TirroN Semisart. The fall term
of this young but flourishing school
(located at Tipton, Blair county, IV,)
will comincnco on the 23d instant,
and close on tho 23d of December
next. The school is designed for
both young ladies and gontlcmcn.
Tho location is pleasant and accessi
ble. Boarding in the Seminary buil-
ding.
II. F. King, A. St., Principal.
Tuk Academy. This institution
has opened most encouragingly this
year. More pupils aro in attendance
than thero bavo been at tho opening
of any term for many years. Trof.
Harrison is tho man to make it a suc
cess, and wo are glad to sco that the
peoplo are appreciating his talent and
his efforts.
The LtTiiEnsnLRo SIeeti.no. We
hopo our friends in Brady will see
that a goodly nnmber of tho "Cops
will turn out to tho meeting on
Saturday. Brady should give
majority at tho October election, and
it can be done if the Democrats put
on tho harness and go to work at
though they loved their country.
It was our pleasure last week to
attend Democratic meetings in Kart-
baus. CovitiL'ton, Girard, Goshen,
Boggs, Bradford, Graham and Sforris
Wo found tho "Cops" all alivo and
kicking, and ready to moct tbepublie
plunderers and 1'nion smashers. Tho
moetings were well attended, much
better than during the canvass two
years ogo.
On our first page will bo found the
correspondence between Gen. Roso
crans, our minister to Mexico, and
Gen. Leo and oilier Southern generals
nnd statesmen. We think this corre
spondence should open tho eyes of
every ono who loves Ins country moro
than his party. Wo hopo ull who
read it will band it to thoir loyal
neighbor.
Overhoarp The Radicals of this
town havo evidently thrown Colfax,
their candidalo for Vice President,
overboard, nnd set up that celebrated
firo brand, General Sheridan, in liu
stead. As Schuyler did "not care a
damn for soldiers" during the war,
wo presume the "hoys in blue" will
now damn him.
If Samson's strength actually lay in
the length and abundanco of his hair,
a liberal use of tbe famous "Barrett's
Vcgetablo Hair Restorative" ought to
impart many times the strength of
thnt doughty ancient warrior, for there
is no limit it will not reach if properly
applied JV. ratriol.
Tax Sales We aro requested by
tbe Treaserer, Mr. Wrigley, to state
that tho salo of lands for taxes over
due has boon adjourned until the 2Glb
inatj whoa Ujay will br-spM fbsolatcly-
Oi KtV vini At am iti o. I m
The pi lin.l lor Inditing I lie Till mitiutil
xliilntinri tr (be IrltlTirM t'ulll.t)
At nit mtil N.M'iety Is wmhi In le
h'. iv, Hint il is to l'i' Impr.l Hint il"'
fiunicm and oiimiu-i hsnnn will bclir
tin m-cU rs in iinb r to make tint 1'iiir
evrn mow ntlrmlive than any pre
vious one. H will l. olmTVoil by
the premium lint that the Society's
agents oflVr very liberal inducements
for both stock and articles. By ref
erence to the premium lint of tho Ly
coming County Agricultural Society,
wo observo they oiler ' ut t "4 in the
several classes for horned cattle, when
our Society offers tlio exhibitors f 1 1(1.
Tho premium offered for horses aro
about equal in tho two counties. They
only oiler tltf for "(train, Seeds and
Flour," when wo ngroo to givoSG" for
grain alono; which goes to show that
Clearfield county makes a much moro
liberal offer than "Old Lycoming"
and many other counties that aro far
moro populous and productive in ag
riculture. Borouiiii Schools. Wo understand
that tho School Directors of this bor
ough contemplate opening tho Pub
lic Schojls on Monday, tho 21st. Tho
teachers employed are Sir. Sandford,
Miss llury Wallers and Miss Mary
Sackctts. It is desirable that parents
and guardians, send their children at
once, so that an early classification
can bo mado. Tho schools will con-
tinuo for six montliB. It is useless
for ub to say anything in referonco to
tho toachers employed by the board,
at they uro well known to be first class
teachers, of longstanding.
mm
M aine Election. Tho annual elec
tion for Governor and other State offi
cers, and members of Congress, camo
off on Monday last. The Disunion
majorities for the past three yours
were as follows: In 1H05, 22,332; in
l(!0,27,2riR,und in 1807,12,000; and
this year tho Badicals claim from
22,000 to 25,000, while tho Democrats
concede but 10,000, and would have
given them 20,000 before the election.
Tho cnomy were domoruliied last year
on tho whiskey question, but this year,
as in 1KGG, aro again united with a
heavy loss, as tho result will prove.
One of the greatest outrages now
being practiced npon a free poople by
tho Radicals, is tlio expensive fuel that
wo bavo an army of 45,000 men, and
yet the Indians on the plains are duily
murdering men, women and childron,
without being disturbed. Such is
Radical rulo.
Eyro Si Landell, 4 th and Arch
Sis., Philadelphia, are now offering a
large Stock of Fall Goxds to purchas
ers. This is an old established and
rcliablo Dry Goods House 1 Read
advertisement
Kew Orricr A now Postoftice has
been established at Wallaceton Sta
tion, on the rail road between Wil
liamsgrove and the Blue BaP, and
John Holt, Esq., appointed Post 51 as
ter.
The Disunion ticket, as made up by
the loyal Club of this town, seems to
be Grant k Sheridan. As tho former
has "no policy" we presume tho hit
ter's burning policy will bo adopted
Slaccdoninn Oil for sale by J. B.
Graham and Sons. Cures Consump
tion, Coughs, Colds, and all diseases
of tho urinary organs. Ono bottle
gratis. Try it.
Presidential Campaign Capes, Caps,
Ac, ic , advertisement in this issue
by T. Hill. Philadelphia. Read ad
vertisement.
All the magar.inea and literary pnb-
lieationa of the day, an well aa books
and stationery, aro to be bad at tho
roftoflleo.
Mrs. 8. B. Jordan has our thanks
for a lot of tho finest yellow peaches
we ever raw in this latitude.
It will bo noticed that thero is an
opportunity for potting cheap applo
buttcr kettles at Flegnl's.
A Hum Joke Tho Radical Disn
nionists crying peace 1 pcaool! when
thero is no pence.
According to the Craw lord Ihmo-
crnt, poor men stund a itlira chance of
beliii; sent to Conrec". from that
dintricl. It thus recapitulates the
result fd tho three lant contents for
the Radical nomination :
"Four years aj;o Culver beat Rich
mond, became Culver had more money
Two years ago Finney beat Pettis,
boeauso Finnov had moro money.
And now (iilfillan beiita Pettis, and
MeAdain, and Lathy, becntiae be has
more money than all of them com
bined !"
Here Is an incident illustrative of
Radical rule In Virginia : A traveler, a
few daysao, stopped al a house occu
pied by two ladies only. Ill the night
be heard a noiw and went to the head
of the stairs. A negro's head appear
ed, and ho dmt it. Another, and he
shut that. Then, gning down alairs,
bo found a negro in tho ladies' room,
and after shooting him, bad leisure to
examine and find that both girls lay
with their throats cut. ' Let us have
peaco."
It is a matter of smnll amount
whether (ieneral (irant is a good
soldier or a poor ono. This is nol lbs
Question the iioonle desire to have an
swered just now. The popular query
is. "w but is his policy? what eourne
will he pursuo if elected T" To this
query tho (ieneral gives llio emphatic
reply in his letter of acceptance, "1
will have no policy of my own."
Show your hands! There bo those
who shullle and vacillate between
Radicalism and lem..ci aey. This is
no timo for such indecision. Face the
music and let us know where yon aro.
Stand up, like men, and speak out.
The people aro in earnest in thoir do
mana fur a rhnnpe and they will have
no 'fow-boya"' bvlwevn tfien, nd
their cnemiM.
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4. I "f W rvioi-ttil..-14'.l Rlirn in lite hu.l of II.
Pl.ili.Mi. . lint Wri ! Wr!: W.HII!! Inl Im.
In tfl.'M ; Rn.l Ik.r gt.Al tin t Ix-i'tl 111 rftVRrto
oottoli. can Rn.l mul-i.
I. II. w he h.. ceine out of the conflict itb
niRtiT tiling he Iiri! n.it tRki-n in; ftn4 thftl hi
hlttotl vrus but K'ilt, 1ml hi oournge Sot stated.
S. AnJ he oneufd hie month, anl ke, an.l
Raid MWhj are tliete thlnr thnt Vrril.v, vorlly,
xruat ar the m.vitrrii-B of naetinM.
7. "For I w and do perceive, that tven in thif
wil'lernef, the Cop, reenemlwr our war Rotr whii-h
w lung in tht da.vt of Abraham and hava not
forgotten that we mobbed and llnpritonrd thelu,
for luch opiniona aa we now havo.
S. "And in thrir wirkeilnert Ihejr wag their
neRdu and rail upon n, Rating 'There goea he
who waa dead and il alive again; who waa lott
and il found.'
9. "Them: thing trouble nieaorrly, brother .lohn
the Fulford ; and are bitter in my bowel. Yea,
they chaatruvlh wy apirit wlthiu me, for hypocriry
aickene rue Rnd deceit I dt'pic."
10. And John the Fulfvrd rnonrd with hi
brother aa they journeyed, and told him there
thought were the loobing of conRcienoe, the
tempting of ttie wicked one, and he rebuked biiu.
11. And 1'btladotphiUR rehired to be comforted,
and told John that a greater than nr. bad rebuked
Balaam, when be went toWRrd Moab to prophecy
liel unto tbe Lord' people.
12. And Tuoiuaa, tho young dire.ij.1e, heard thene
thing and marveled greatly ; and ho trcaured in
hn mind what he had heard In the City of the
Copi.; how that John hail fled to the Cily of Kef.
uge, eren unto Watcrford, when war wai abroad
in the laud.
1.1. And he much doubted the rtory abroad in
the land of John'i flight to the City of ltefuire ;
for ha well knew in the reign of Abraham, that
John'i loyalty waxed warm, and that bi cry, day
and night, had been War! Win!! WAR!!!
14. And Thoiua waa troubled in spirit about
theae thing, and aiked John if the fRithful alway
preached one diing, and praetiood another.
15. And John the Fultord anrwored and mid :
Thomaa, Thomaa, be not doubting, but bclicrc.
Il il hard to kick agaiuat the prick. "
16. Then ThoinaR anwcrrd, and aaid : "Thou
knoweat what I see and bear I mult believe.
Ilidrt tbou, in thy oountry'l extremity, flee to the
City of Itefuge f
17. And John Mia Fulford cried with loud
voice, "O! tlion of little faith l Jt il not given
onto babul and luckliug to undcrrtand the beao
liel of uglim-af.
IS. And they jourueyed on toward Jordan.
Beptember 12, 1SGS.
Mlurnxlde t'orrtupondmte.
Vkh HIKVII.I.R, Septcml'cr 12, 1M1R.
Eiiitob Hrri BLlrAR : 1 notice l.y the lRt Dum
ber of the Journal, tliRt a writer from Uiil plaor
give, a gl..wing account of the Kailical meeting
a.ldrcRRod here l.y three reboot boyi, in Rene and
manner, but looking rather old, named Carry.
Murray and Foolfurd. hMppened to lie preaent.
Il waa a wouderful aarrml.lagc for old loy al Ilurn-
lida. Tbuat three Know Nothing organiaed tha
meeting by the election of an unnaluraliled fto
aigner a Prcf ident, and the halanec of Die ofliorrr
think tbrmtclvtw no better than niggera. There
war but liilccn 'ioyRl" men and five llemocral
on the ground. The writer in tbe Jourwtl think
thii meeting tire moRt rerpeetal.h- ever held in the
townahip, and that the llepublieanl of Ruriuidr
are wide awake. I am lure their conduct wa not
tery rrrpeetal.le, and I thought they looked very
lleepy ; and I know they bav g.,t the laet vote
out of ana. 1 am in favor of whit men ruling thii
ooontrr. Your. A. B. C,
Jirtl.
Ia CorwriwrUl, ok tb 11th daj of pLptrmWr,
MM, Mr. 8 ALLY, rcllt or Tkaac Ht.ooi, Otx i.,
ftgi-d K3 rear ud S montbtu
In !'ikr twnhij., oa tba 14th Any of 8bi.
bfr, lfH, Mra. SALLY, atfr of Itrsjaaia Uvouu,
at-l 7i jeara, 10 tnuulli and 24 day.
In liiwrmoe towni-liip, on lliu 14th Any of Ffp-Irrul-or,
18CS, Mn. fcALLY, mfcof Jon 8haw,
nfi 7i year anj 9 month.
iti$rfUanrou5.
SEVENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
OI TBI
Clearfield Co. Agricultural Society.
tt)MiliTl:i: AT i.ak;
Chairman U. 11. UUOlif KI.LIIW.
fti-orge tiulo h,
Wm. T. Wilaon,
Wm. T. Arhrvvcr,
Alirabam 11. Iloyt,
Zrnat L. Oftdrn,
I. rrc Hlonm,
h.'lo'rt Torter,
II. R. Iian.rla,
Ph. Kp II Heiiey,
II. C pbaffner,
Wm. I.. Mi aw,
L. 1. Irwin,
Land Jiiirk,
1 homal 11.1'lierRon,
T. J. Crraitter,
MrR. Jerome Hi.hiuRon,
" A. A. Head,
" JoM-ph URctm,
Min .Irhc H.Kiver,
" M.Ir.m.
Magfie Iteed.
" Mary K. Kl.-gal,
" larv A. lliahel,
" Ada lt..hi,,R.
t'OMHITTKR OK ARK tM.l:Hl;T,
ChRirmRB JOHN MrttAl OHKY.
W. W . Worrall.
Joarph II. lln.wu,
V. anion,
K. K. r-hirry,
K. J. Hhaffner,
11. W. Jordan,
Hevilien Mrl'neraon,
K. T. I'Rlion,
Jnacpb OweliR,
li. U. lullcrton,
r.ira Ale,
Charlci Hlewart,
jRn.ea II. Irwiq,
C. 1.. Barrett,
N. L. llolnni,
Jarne A. Moore,
H. H. Irwin,
W. I.. Amu,
Jamcf Mitchell,
.lame L. LeRi-y,
.lo-pk l.Rrr.mcr,
lt.,Wrt A. Mitchell,
Wm. InVCullough, Rn.,
Mra. 11. II. RRrrelt,
H. J. K..w.
0. B. Oimdlander,
" Jam,- Forreal,
B'rrv.
J, B. McKnallr,
J. P. Il.irchlteid,
C. I. W alaon,
" J. H. Fallor.l,
" II. V. Kuweiler,
O. W. Cnrdcr,
" Haniel Slcwart,
Itohcrl KlrgRJ,
" K. It. ShRW,
" Matlhrw Head,
J B. SIirw,
Mial Mary A. Irwin,
M I'Rnnie .lordRn,
Kliea Mitchell,
" Klua Head,
ll.nriclla reusra,
" Amelia Lmrrimer,
Mrrihal Z. C. M .Ciilliinch.
t'wiKr or rot.ireWilitam L. Hiahel.
t.RTR KasraRR tleorge W. tarter, John C.
Bead, Theodora I'. IV. ,)... rrplll tr
a..'.lMl.HK ( w.l.iuirra la l uur i cara.
Patronize the Best I
nAVlNtl tha latfri-tt ftupiial, noi-t ripfrifB-tt-A
burcra, aaa x.tn.Ta trada of anj
ouiicrrn In Ihr luilar 8ale hunnri, wa
GUARANTEE SATISFACTION
la Tfry tntnnra, and alao tha vair mUcUod f
Uoodf fvar nOrred at
ONE DOLLAR EACH.
No ottisr fonfrTtt )im any nhow hraTr otr
Arrntr ara pttirx nr tn'tt-, "I'rompl nd
IteiitUle." Mkla and fftaal gnni$ aoUd to
citj aad aoai.tr.
THF, LAD1F.S
Ara rtirlarlT rt'ior't'd to try out f-opaar
rluh fyptfta ol twlliBt alt kind of try and Furry
(4odr, lireft rlliTn, Cotton Clolh, ( rnitow.
Ktlrrr Vri OoorU, Walrhfi, ir. KFtaliliohtd
in lfA4 ) A pufptit ftm Inantnin and a rtirk
. dewnhnff aa rlifl to t pold for a dollar. W
frnt ; M f'T $3 ; 4 for 4 I for A ; l0 (hr
ifnt hy iti ail. Frta ttrprnt to rrttrrnp.
I (worth fwr rant mora than tbope trnt by an)
other annncrn.) a-vtrdtt.tr hi fit of rlnb. hDd
bp a trial elub, or If not, do art Jail to arnd for
cirr-aUr.
N. H. Onr kwrlry nhnnld hot h eUttrd 1th
Naw Yurk d- llar jtwtlry palaa er hirni "lea
CunpaaMaf at it t nmhinf of lha ion
EASTMAN 4 K KM) ALU,
aujtll ly lp ti Uaoovtr Su, Honi'n, Mm!
Valuable Town Properly
KOK S A L K !
JTFATE no Ih Poutli arl wniPmf Chirry
mwi Iti'rd Strwt, (t-rina Halnad atwt'i t
wit: A LOT. wilh a food two-ntry plank Mild-
in ft tlirrin, .IS by IR fw't, one m-na on t-h a-or,
an.tar lr f.r a t..n. or olhrr luimr.r. AIo.the
adioinme l.HT, with a two fRt-rv d1ng h4i
thrrma, and vm-rval othfr "J'tH N 1,TS.
Al,, a of wM kmt HR( K, and a d
aafiortmnt of KitiN t. V Ah K. fh Cn-,
Jm:, Jara, Frait ('ana. ale, al r-hlurfl friii
t nr furthiH information, inninr at the f?e -
wan Hottery o J, i,LITlNt,H.
T i p C pocM, O'ltvinu v v li.
itiMitun noNMM'.IXKW STOCK!
v a t y "
FOREIGN 4 POMi;ST10 GOOPS.
MfM.IN-v
liHMMH
(llllt low
Al.l'ACA
at
nl
sl
St
mr'iI ion
N-nantnin
rrhnl ion
el!al ion
pri.'i
rii".
.riee
,T
.nc
lltM
pliceav
priceRi
prioea
.lil recfive.l at JulisSt
dlVO! AM
Sentinn
Snrst mo
Senaation
Sonastion
Seinsslion
C1IIMZ
mis is
Ifil.OVM
C1UVATS
at uosstir ,s
SHAWLS at
Hi IN S K I S at
SdnRMtiou priooa
Sensation j.ricea
OU.OHK.D)
MUSHN.S I
at Senntion
prioc
All to be bad at MOSSOrs
l.INEN at
CKASII at
Ct'ltTAINS at
TAMbK CLOTHS at
FHINUE at
SetimitioD
Kenastion
pncei
priceiR
price
prioof
price
ipj'
KenRSlion
rVnaalioo
Sensation
nt MtlSSOlXS
I.ACE at
HOSIERY at
RlltlMiSS at
TltlMMINQSI
ol all kinda 4 I at'
in anr nusn'lr I
Renastinn prieea
Senas I ion prieea
Sensation prieea
Sensation price
Aiwanon nana at MUSSUl's .
pricei
prices
prirwR
pricei
prieea
prie'di
al MOIViOI'V.
CLOTHING men
as Coati, Pants,
Volt,
Unilw Shirts,
Flannel KhirU,
lioots, Shows,
Haia and Caps.
at aeusalion price
Now; for sale at UOSSOI'S',
H A K D W A R K 1
such aa SswB.nails
at sensation prices
at no.sss'.or
at sensation pricer
at sensation prioea
at MOSSOPS'.
at sensalioo prices
Forks, Knives,
Spikei, llitigoa,
LIQUORS, luch
as Wino, Brandy,
U i n, W b iskejr,
Cognac, etc., etc.,
FRUITS, nuch as
Prunes, liaiains,
Figa, Filberli, Ao.
GROCERIES, sayl
r lour, Kim,
Slioulilen, Sutar,
MolaaR(, Cotlee,
Tea, C r a o k e rt,
ripioea. Candle.,
Coal Oil, etc, etc.
Aliisr" at MOSSOr-S',
HLAI.lil.NU at sennation prices
ROCKS at Rental ion prioea
I'OWliER at senastion prices
siHOT at senaation jirices
LEAD ut sensation pricei
CATS at seiiRntion jirices
At the Rtoro of K1UUAUU MOSSOi'.
AlwRVi keepa on band a full
assortment of all kinda of poods required
lor the accommodation ot llie put. lie.
July J, 1P7
saoiud iioiii
AMI 0(7 saisjn ajxvni
Kcnnod, IIIatlcnborRrr & Co.,
(Ftiewnort to liawrhe, Whit A Co..)
WRtiLKKAtK MRTAIL Pf ALRRt IV
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
IIRCCOIl, P A.,
"I) ESPKCTFI LLV Icvll. aa aiaminatloa of
1 a inrtr larra lloea ol aeaaonable aoorta, pnr.
rHRrd for rRh, Rnd aellinf at OKKATLY
KKIilCED IklCBS.
WE DEFY COMPETITION.
Wt tell twttar Oaodi al lowar raUt than any
athar hoaaa la tba county.
THE KEASOX WHY.
Beeaaie wa day for eaih and tiny eloia, and
ara thai enabled to give our euitomeri and
pntroni tba baneftt of the a-rentcr portion of
of th. protu Ibcy hava kilherto bean pay
iaf and
DecaaRa wa aetl mora roodi thaa any ather
lionlR in Clearfield county.
Onr ftoek aoaiiitj af
Dry CiiootN, Carocrrlos.
QneenRWRrR, Hardware, Wood Rnd Willow Ware,
Buota and Shoe, Hat. Tapi, Clothing, Furnt
U.ra. C'arpeU and Oil Cloth,
Provisions of all kinds, Feed, dec.
Dress Goods for Ladies,
of aeery etyte.
PRESS (joni)S FOIt CHILDREN,
la neat and taitelul dRiigna.
DRESS GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN",
la variety.
BEAUT. VAPR CI.OTHIVrt al rreatly redoerd
priceR. oraen taken tor auiu or Clothing,
bempioi to aeleet from alwayi oa
hand.
NOTIONS.
Prom oar larjra atik of NOTIONS, arwry want
tn that line eao ba fopplioJ, evarj
del Ira g ratified.
(.ROdRlES AD PROVISIONS.
Pararaof etry rral Fyrupi of arary qoalify.
fraarrfd Fruiu and Jllica. Tomatia and
Piarba. Hufnr Curd llama. F huldpr and
Pi.Ua. MrtM I'-rk, Mau Drid H.f-f. Rhad,
Mackarcl, Codtiph. Itnond Hirricj. I.aka Trout
Kitra Flour, Corn Uoal and flnrkwhrat Meal.
Cath Paid lor t ouutry rroditre.
Building and other Hardware.
To nli for Tarprnlara and athara. Pfrt I-onl.W
and Stnjtlf Hit A if a. Pirki, Koei and Cordaga
Uraihaa. Mill Fmdinga.
'i gnm nn 1 Toba coo.
Pineat brandt of Cipara. Chawirit nd Pm -kinr
Tokaaca. Tha Calibrated Mirhiran Finv Cut in
Hulk.
jf-fOonntry trrbantf anppliad on at fair
I arm i aa ran b bad ta tba Eaaiem elica.
Ooodf ardarrd for ear eurtomr-ri and tat
Ufartion gnarantead-
To buy to aara, tn buy to flaaaaf
To buy to enako. to buy with taaa,
To hny at all, aa all ami do,
Ta tha cheap eaab atora all aboutd fn,
PFNNFTT, FiLATTEMtKKt.hR A CO.
Otreola Willi, May U, Hf,n t(
C. KR.ATZER &, SON,
M E li C il A N T S ,
rriLana la
Drj Ooodg, Clotliinp, Hardware,
CotUry, Qaeesiware. Oroeenoa, MTtiioai aa i
PhiRflca,
Clrarrird, Prnn'a.
VAt tha old itand on Front Rtreet, rVotr
AcRiiRRne. Mr. U.'l If
Democratic Almanac.
1MWH iiivKvtnnMf pnMiration la for aalr at tha
.nat nftir". It htil,i Kr in thr handa ot rvvry
l'-mrTt(t. Il C'ntain fall rlroiinn rwtnma fn-ia
firry wmnlT in tha 1 ottrd Htaf.'H: h-'aidra, thr
ntttnlvar fnr isAtt (Ntntatn a coinplr' hH of thr
nino of ill i h nrrfiairr ntiirrt ani mnM.tit
I darfnf l.iniln'a .ilTiiiniatrfton : ard iht fur I Mi
imiiri,nril ,irin- h aama if.rir.a. Th. w two
, i,.,- f-M .n,ih
i ,K(, .lHhUrtr.n. Tha nomlwr 1. Iffifl
( B,
, M tft )h, j,. Mw mti ..iv Ht warn
j -u tm,n r. Trarof t.nta. I r?,vtf
L. V
9rnA 1 n nf TIw Nnf C
A LaigO LOl OI I lj IICIS
j A 'lane llanea, llnree ( ullara, t.irtha,
tun m raiuainr (rtaimifR. Anr one arti'lttiir
j J hareiac'ee and had'liery llarwara. Jait
received ani lpr aale by Ua irm of
CASS1MKHES at NeDsnlion
K ATT IN ETS at Siuaation
TWKKDS hi Konaation
JKANS at Vnsulion
VKsriNOS at Konaalion
SU1UTINGS at Sensation
Put O.i'fiU. C'.tcifiiry fir.
Spring Goods I
Spring Goods I
Spring Goods I
ST TWI
K laYNTO X V. iSTO II I .
Hnjrr aof Praia Ooodi, Triamingi, Knliom,
Hoilrry, fllovel, Fancy Ooo.ll, Carpel. Oil
Clollii, Window 8hadai, Wall TapRr, CRrpt
Chainl, Toilet Quill, rmhrellai, Paraioll
PhoeR, lie., tr., As., ara Invll'd lo eiamlu
TUB MOST COMPLKTK STOCK
EvRr nronght to thii market.
WE CHALLENGE
COMPETITION!
j4rCaih buyers will And rare IndueamRnta,
KIVLIXO & SHOWKRS.
Claarleld, April S, ISSS-lf
FALL GOODS.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
No. TIT Chestnut Ml reel,
PHILADELPHIA,
Have the moat complete and
Elc?anl Stock of Fall Goods,
they hava ever offered.
SUPERB Silk nnd Wool POPLIXS.
SUPERB ALL WOOL DO.
VERY IilCII PLAID DO.
SERGES and DIARETTS.
MOHAIRS and POPLIN ETTS.
With mi extennire a norttnriit of
Mourning Goods.
RICKEY, S1IAEP & CO.,
727 t'heatuut turret,
T'0 PIIILALPIIIA. t57-y
yhUaflflphia (Tards.
JOHN M. MELLOY,
tfArn'racTraea or
Fkifl, Japanned & Stamped Tinware
AID DffaLKR 11
llonac FuraUtiliij; fiooila. Tin Roofing; and
C'ondurtor IMpea.
No. 123 Markid Ftrect,
nett 1y PIIILAIiKI.I'HIA.
REIZENSTEIN BROS.,
Manuraeturara of and Wholeaala Dealer, ia
MEN AXD BOYS' CLOTHING,
tit Market 4t 410 Merchant Mrcct,
angfer rillLAPEI.riHA, Pa.
1868 s p rjn q . 18G8
JAMES, KENT, S1NTEE & Co.,
Importers and Jobbers of Dry Goods,
No. J3S, J". I i 241 N. Tlitrd St
I'UILAI'LLFHIA.
Wa are now pnfiarrd with attr aaaal rxtrntTa
and Wfll apufid t(ck to offer extra iudurrmrnta
to CASH 111 V KItrt. aprll-tf
STRETCH, BENNETT k Co.,
(butvfapors to lVtr T. W'nirht A Co.,
l-triMr:na nr Atn Tri rtta
DRUGS AXD MEDICINES,
Al.RO.
Brandies i Wines for Medical purposes.
Jel.re:) Ko. Market Philad'a.
BENSON, CAMPBELL &. Co.,
Ko, IT K. Fifth Ft. and 421 Comaierea,
rnn.ADELrniA, pa,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
And Commission Merchants,
roa tkb iali or
Wool, flinenr. Far Fkint, Feethire, Leather,
Ha i eed. Dried Pniita, Cinver Seed. Itoota,
Deer Skina. Ft utter, Keeawax, hbeep
CONSIGN AI EN TS SOLICITED.
Weekly Priea entrant forwarded on rerjacit.
Jun. II, IStlg-tf.
(? durat iounl.
MISS H. S. SWAN'S
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
CLEARFIELD, PA.
fTMlH Firat Term, of twenlv-two weeVa,
will
1 eontairnoe on Monday, AumiRt M, I S6l.
TEIIMS OK TI ITIUN.
Iteadinir. ftrthogrRpby, W'ritinn, Oliject Lei
Rona," Primary Arithmelic and Primary
Ueography, per half term, (.if eleven
wetkl.) 5 SO
lliatorv, ltral and drRoriplire tleopraphy
with Map Iirawlng, tiramiuRr, IdcnlRl
and Written Arithmetic
Alpehra and the P-lcnce
For full pRHirolRre Rend for CircnlRr.
rieartirld, Ancuil , lSf.-Sra.
bt
t 00
Clearfield Jcademy.
Rct. P I. HASRIS0N. A M-.Trinciral
rpilK FIRST ef the rrit erho.
la "tip yarof vhia lnntituiina will romirence
on MO hAV, the lh day of SeplenriHr, IHrtS.
Ti la ran enter at any time. They will be
f harajf d with taitlnn frnia the time tbey enter to
tht fluae of the Spfpion.
The eoqre of inatrnrtloa ewbrarei every thlnf
Inrluilrd in a thorough, prartiral and aceoia
plfrhed erfn.'ation for bulht-exri,
The Prinripat, having had tha ad rati tape of
morn experience tn hie prMinn, anrra pa
re Ma and guard an that hia entire ability and
enir(iee will be devoted to the ninrel and men
tal training nf the Touth plaerrl nr1trhis charge,
H HMh OK II ITIOM.
Orthography, Kradinfr, Uritinj. and Primary
Ariibneiir, per &eamn ( 1 1 week) - $i 00
Grammar, Getigraphy, Ariihnietirt and
HlMorj 00
Algebra, OenwelTT, Tnroaometry, Men-
nratioa, Sarveytag, I'tiiloaupby, Phiai
oiftpy. Chf laiMry, HiKk Keetiita;, Botany
and Phyniral Uenftraphy - . $9 00
latia, t.reek and Irvneh, with an; of the
above llranrfcea ... $11 00
jlrtv-No di durtion will he wtade for aharnee.
Fir ftirtkrr perliftira inn're of
Rev. P. L, HAKIUtfdiS, A. M.,
Clearfield, febu n, 1 nflS tf. Printfpal.
Boalsburg Academy.
IVralfchnrc Outre ( nnnty, Prnira.
r!U: F A 1.1 TKHM of Ihia invtiiniinn (nnw
1 in a fl'torifhirtr ronditmn, will brim n
MoMMY. Al ) lT .I, ard cmtlnweriphi week a
11 oth male and limnlfl pupil nwirnl.
lialwtiiirt' ia rra in-d hy Hair frtna Hrlh-ftinte,
Sjirn'-r I'ftik and MitmT,
TI 11 lo.NKrnm f .i to $7 per terat.
Itoardiof in pt irate familira at trota t?.2h to
$3. Mi "T w. k.
A N'ollMAl. CI. APS will br fhrme-l.
For fnriiifr informaijcn aditrre? thr Prit.",pa.
t. w. 1,1 imii:ii.
jTlft-lfarpd (fVroirrly of Markieville, Perry Co.)
A Full Slock
0F
RPAl.K'V faif aal HIIRIiriArlllv,', k,la
hf 0. JL Zr.1UI.KH A CO ,
M. V. Oii.'ilum A foils' Cn'iutin.
iA CHANGE ' ;
J.RdHAlI.VM&SOaNS,
VAHK1.T SIHhIT,
t'LEA RFI l'.Ll, Pa.
MMIK fuhierlban baeing Blrd Into partner-J-
ihlp for tha 'purna of carrying oa lb
bulni of MerohRndiiing, Bow l&ct
A iwood
And ran opportunity to tba clllnni of Clear
Held and adjoining eottntiel to tuy Rtore gooda
at wbolaRRli or ratail prieei, that will aitonith
tha unlnitructed. Their good will be partieu.
arly aaiacted to olt till market. Krry lady
will, tbarefora, call tba attentloa of her
IIiisImiimI
To tl.li fact, bananas thii branch of onr botinaan
will raociTs apeeial attention, and everything
needed In a well regulated houachold will at all
timea ba found inour a tore. Our atock of IltY
Ci(MIH ahall not ba aurpaased, either in qual
ity or price, and will embrace, in part, Print of
every style, UmghaaiB and Lawn a of every
quality, Mualini of every grade, le Lainea
adapted to th a Utea of the old and young ; an d
every article of any kind of goodi they tell ii
ii uaraiilred
Ta ba aa renraaentad. and warranted to ive aat-
irfaetion. A to IIRi:i(M)lH-we have
a aplended aajoiiment of Alpacae, black, white,
and in colore: ricare. Eilki, and in abort all
tha ntwest itvlei in the warkeU Wa dtiire thU
fast to become knowa
To Every
Pereon man, woaan, child, physician, me
ehaale. farmer, lawyer, barber, woman 's-rlghle
man or auy otherman In tbe county
Young
Or old, ricn or poor, high or tow, who'will favor
ai with a call. With our new and extenii7e
tock any genllfineu eao pleaaa the moat faa-
tidioai
TjtidAv9
By jaat dropping In and getting a nice, dren
pattern, laea Rett, kid gloeeR or by doing that
which ii better: give her a well-filed pone.
and lha will B nd good and peyin( inTartraenU in
ainbroiderlca, edging, ribboni, glorel, hoii.ry,
or any elbar honaebold necenitiei.
Ami
In ad.lilioa to wkal wa hare alrealy ennmera-
ted. wa keep all klndi of CiKM I.EM EVt
W i:AK nich aa Clolhi, Caiiimerea, Ealinatti,
IliU, BooU and Shoei, Ac, kelidel,
A Xlee
AMorlm.nl of Made op C I.OTIII KG for Hen
and Boy a, uanafaetarei oat af tba eery beat
material, which wa will eel! for eaab or eichRDge
for eoantry prodoee at price, which will aatoaieh
botb huband and
Wife
Wa ara wow largely eniTReid ia buying and
arlling ll'AIt!: T1MB1.K and nanafae-
tared LVMBER, and will glra thii hranrh of
bnilneai ipetial attention, aad make it aa object
To Kvcry
One wbohai Lnniber to aall to deal with a a.
W. ihall alao keep eoaitaatly oa hand
a-Rneral aaiortntent of ORtIC I'.Rl K1 and
! II A HDVV A It I', which wa will a.U at eaeeed
t Ingly low prioei. Wa alao keep a full asmrt
! ment af 4 Ml-: SIVY Altai. Thii department
will ba kept fall aad complete, and ar.rjr
Young Man
Or maidew who Malemplatoi bonackeeplng. will
And It adrantageoaa to oome and trada with ua
Wa ara ao aitaatrd, aad, from long experience in
lha baiiaeaa, lo wall acquainted with tha want,
and weoetiiiiea af thii commuaity, that wa feci
atii6ed if erery man and woman
lu Clrnrfirlri C'oiuit.v
nakea It pMnt la buy thr jrooela from n, wt
rn pleaae them both aa ta quality and price.
Therefore, rotue nlong and boy your
DRY-GOODS, GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
Quoonsware, Hardware,
HOOTS li SUCKS, MATS k CAPS,
Ecaj-Made Clotliing,
Aad Tarything yon need to r "ndcr yenrailrel
and familiea comfortahle, front
JAS. I'.. CHAHAM i SONS.
anputf n.KARFIF.I.n. Ta.
Farm and Shop for Sale.
f pilK nn lrntmed offora fur aar M FA PM, ait
f ntite 'Hut mi'lwny Mwroa ririrticl-.l and
I uraenvrtllc.
Containing Eiglity-Five Acres,
Fif y-flve tvrinr tntpro. fd ard in a en d wtatc of
culm al inn, wtth a ro'd dwrlllm hon anJ hnrti
thereon, ivgi thr wiih 4St0 i'hie ln-armj fruit
trrca ard over 2t)0 grape vince, nearly all Cin
coril. Al".
The Two-Story Caircntcr Shop,
On Third Street, near the railroad dopnt, in t'lear.
field horonf h. Term! moderate and I'oaarRRton
, aii-en Rt aiT tiB,, Call in perenn. or Rd.lreaa, at
K'leRrei-ld. 1'R, Obl'lWK IllOlvN,
' "rel. Jute H If
SOViLIHINo NhVlNMUWS FOW,
M EHCH ANT TAILORS
Vn, lit ttn l. I Ii Rl IH lit.
nil i it . , . n, 1 II '1 I w R'l .a
Mir ' H. . ' Ol " "' "I 'h ! le-,
a l,at ii a jy.t telureed troia th. RR.MrH eitl1,
with a lars. Rorii.l ,(
Cloth, CaHKimow, Vertiiip;",
P-r Rtrr, and all hladi of O oJi f.ir u.ir and
ho.' wear. Rre ti. w prepatad lo Itiak. R lo
orHet t l.'iTIIINH, rr"R R'tijla arlirl. to a foil
foil. In th. latrat ltle R" "" w.'rli hiroI R R
tanner, apeeial all-nllf slR to e.t m
w..rk end eotlinj onl f-.r men and I., j We
ofler ureal hRtullll lo rti ii.-tni-tl, oi a-rart
en'.ira RRli,farti..n. A lil'trl iliare ff rl''
pRlionR.-R I to'.iritcl. Call nd our foil.
M. A. Kit Mi
ellT.tf 1JJ K. It. I, Mtt'.)MrS1
ji. i: I iV; K
MERCHANT TAILOR,
(Ktorc on. door eaat of Clearfield ll.tuae,)
Market fatrett, C"lerflelrf, fK
KFFPS on hand a foil a'trtmenta of flnt"'
Fiirniabire tlooda, uch a Miirtti, I.U.t D
and Woolen I nderbirn, Diawera ai.d Sorka,
Nerk tie, pofket llaodkerehiera, O'orn, Hat..
DmhrellRR, A'., in g"" ariety. Of 1'ioee
liooda ha keep! tha
Best Cloths of all "Shades and Colors,"
Pueh ai Blaek Doeikin of the T.ry h.it mnke;
Fancy Caiiimere, in great fariety, alao, Prea h
Coelint;. llearar, Pilot. Chinchilla, and Pnoolt
OTercoRtiiij. All of which will heiold eheap for
Cah, and utada up aceording to lha latail Itylei
by RxpRrienced workmen.
Alio, Auent for Cleardold eoonty for I. M.
Sinror A Co'i. nelehrated Sewing MBi-hinei.
No.I, U.lf. H UKIUOE.
urnUnrf.
V I K A H K I K 1- 1
FURNITURE ROOMS.
Market b trot I, east of iurlb.
THOl'TMAX, I'poprictar.
THE eubaertbtr ber lnre lo eill the a tie a
tion of tba eiliaeaa of Clearacld and aur.
ruundinf eoantry to tbe fact that be ia now
prepared to furaiab, on abort notice.
Cabinetware of all Styles & Patterns
Suited for either Parlor. Dintnr or Bed rooini,
by lha aiale article, or in eta to aait rur-
chaaera; JI u re ana, hofaa, Lwapfa. Fiat
rackf, Tabiea, Ktanda, Ac, Ao.
I alao manufacture
CHAIRS I SETTEES BELOW CITY PRICES,
ConelKtine; of Parlor, Dininr-room, Cano,
Hocking and other Chaire,
Which I propoee to warrant aad eell eheaper
thaa can be porchaaed elpewbtre. Jaat try me.
ItlULAJiAiS.
Clearfield, Feb. 27, 18T tf
CHEAP FURNITURE
JOHN GULICII
DT.MRES to inform bu old frienda and mi
ton era, that having eniaired bie ebop and
increaead hie facilitiea fur manuierturiiiir. be ii
now prepared to make to order anh Furniture aa
may be deaired, in (rood atyle and at ebeap re tea
forCAtiii. lie generally baa oa band, at hia
Furniture room a, a varied araorttnrnt of ready
made fursiture, among which ere
BUREAUS AND SIDK-BOARDS.
Wardrubea and Book-Caaea; Centre, Fofa, Parlor,
Ureakfaat and fining Eitenaion Tabiea; Com.
moo, Freneb-poat,CotUfre,Jenny-Lind and other
Beditcadi; 6ofa f all kind, Work-atanda,
Hal-rack a, Waab-atanda; Hocking and Arm
Chaira ; aprinar-f eat, cane bottom, par!or, com
mon and other Cbaira ; Looking-Qlaeaar of every
deerriptioa aa haad ; and new glaaaae fur aid
framaa, which will ba put in aa very reasonable
term i on abortoet notice. He also keepi on hand
or farni'bee to order, Corn butk, Hair and Cot
toa-top Maitraaaea.
Copfins of Evert Kind
Made to order, and funerale attended with a
Hearea whenever dceired. Alee, Hmiae Painting
done to order. Tbe lubaeribrr alee mannfae
tnrea, ard hae eonruntly on hand, Clement'i
Pauat Waahing Maebina, the beat bow ia ae !
Thoae niing thii marhiae never need ba with
out oleaa el(bea! llealaobaa Flyer 'a Patent
Charn, a eapertor article. A family naicg thii
Churn never need bo without butter 1
All tbe above and many other article! are far
n tubed to coat om era cheap lor Caib or exebanpred
for approved country produce. Cherry. Maple,
Poplar, Lin wood and oiler Lomber auitable for
Cabinet work, taken in x change for furniture
VRrmember tbe ihop U oo Marker etreet,
Clearfield, Pa and noarly oppoHte tbe'Old Jaw
Store." JuHN UULICU.
November 2ft, 1S5 f
NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP
THlRli 6TRELT, CLEAliFILa
1 TI K anbecrl bm reepeetf n II y in fonO a b if friend a
and the pnhlte in general, that he hae local
ted in tba borough of CLEAKHKLD, in tha
hop recently occupied by Jacob ISlmnkweiler,
where he le now ready to perform all du'iti
toward hia oactomera in a workmanlike manner.
Sleda, Sleighi, Dugctea and Wagoqa ironed, and
Uoraa-ahoeing done at rra-natle ratea. He
revpeetfaMy aiki a ehare of vmrh from the pvhlic,
aa he Inlendi to giro hia whole attention te tha
bntlneaa. THOMAS RILEY.
March If. nr..
KENNARDjt WATERS.
New Blacksmithing Establishment.
FKCoxn ft.. n.rARFiri.p, r.
rnK nnderalrned be, to Inform the inhRhlt
f anti of Clearfleld and eurroundin, net,h
horhnod, thit ther haea eommeneed hnatneaa ia
the abore line, where, hy itrtct attention ta alt
work entraalrd to them, thee hope to merit a
hereof pnt.lie petronRe.
llOr.PB FI10FISU ea th, not irrror.d
print. I'lea, for either fatt or woraicr horaaa.
Uoriei that interfere, eao ba eotiretv prereoted.
ALL KIMtS or FAW.WILL WOKK, En.
,lne wirk and 'leawt rioilerR retired. Sli nrrr'
tooli Rnd all kind, of terl tool made of the ben
material aad on the ahortert notiea. roit-kola
augure, fur boord fencin,.
RrVAH work dona br m li wnrranted to (ir,
atiRtactioa, or no charge wilt he wiade.
AMH8 kKNNARn.
arre-fm JAMKS KAIWIld.
Boggs Township Awake I
GHEAT FXi'ITF.MENT AT
THOMAS REKKS'S!!
IVEtlTTlQPY trylnj to e.t there Ural, for fear
J of heme; ernwilrd out into tha eold.
11 too want ,nod Shoeinr d.tne, to to Hrrna,
If ti.ml rear Slei iiuned rifrht. goto Hrrkr.
1( ro want ,ood Mill Inmi. fo to Lirrr.
If too WRnt T,.ur w,.n ironed in thihcit
rtTle end workmRn.hip. ro to IleeaR.
1RR enal..i the brat klump JtRrhlne in the
Stele, anddnea all kind of l:L AC K.-M I TH I Nil
a eheap a ena be dune in the eoant, for t'a.b,
I'oit tlftre addreu l CleRrfleld Bndre.
11IUMA4 IlhLl.i.
PopRi Tp, Pee. Ill, lSt;-tf.
BANKERS,
No. 35 S. Third Street, rhUadelrihia,
UEXERAL AlikNTS
roa ni
National Life Insurance Co.
or ran
I'XITEn STATES OF AMEKIOA,
r a rat
Slatranf IViin Mania and Houlliern !trw
Jet-wry,
'pnK N" ATInN Al I.1TK IN.! IUM K POM
X PAN l i a eorporalK.n rhRrtrrrd t.T Swiat
Ait of t'oneTa, approved Jul., Si. IN'., with a
Cask Capital of One Million Dollars,
And il now thorol:!j crjjn and preparrdfT
lio.lnraa.
I.ihrral trrmi offirrd to A(tnitR and S dirilorR,
who are in -iied to apply at our oftee.
Full parliculRr, t he ha.l on appliralion at onr
oB,-e, h-Rlrd on thr Rrrond MotT t.r onr PRi.kli.,
Ilnu.e, where Cirenlara and 1'ami l.lrt.. ftilli dc
aerihin, the adranu,, ottered tT the l -iri.Rni,
irv I had.
Apitiratinna for Tenlral and Wrem PrnnaTl
rania lo be made to U. f. LlrSKl.L, M.neitrr,
Towanda. Pr.
n w. r i.auk co
Va. 3S Rmtitrl Thlrrl trfrt,
anj;:i.l HHil.AIEl.l'IIIA. Pa.
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