V.rii,unt Fallon.
SOVL1 H1NG MW IN SHAW'S FOW.
MEHCHANTTAILOnS
M.ilH Mrrrl, I IrmftrM, Pa.
hi i h. w d twi ( the r fff
, I hi'tt'P rinnr4 (Vow the aa-iet-a. eiltet
t ,t1,M Of
Clothp, CaM.mtw Vwtinpi,
rVit'r., ana1 kind of . for u.ea attt,
frrt -r. ire to mat p l(
t'l. 1 T H IN'. fro "n1 rtir1 to a full
in the latent Myle and wott wmaintnlika
wr.nr. frpectal itntm (irea to e-5im
aud rutiiitf oat fur wen aad lTt.
tcr jrreat harjaiDi to rmtomera, tad va-raai
tatiiUrtu-a, A liberal It ara of puhlie
Mirotiac u .mtfl. i all and our c ooai.
MAPKAHK
erilMf " K. H. L. iforIHTO!li
ii. n i; 1 1) c k,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
(f'ore ore duor eaet of Clearfield 11 .wee,)
Market M, Clrarnld, Pa.
KKKl'S na band a full aMurtment. of Oent.'
Fornl.hinr Uood., ruch aa Shirt., Lines
M,i Woolen I ader.hiru, Drawer, and Bocki,
Nerk tie,. Pocket Handkerchief., (Jlore., Hau,
ilrll.., 4".. la great rarietr. Of Pie-,
O-.uJi bt keep, the
Best Cloths of all "Shades and Colors,"
ocb a r.laek Doofkia of th wry belt make;
fDfy CaMimero, in (Treat variety, alao, French
Ceaiitaft. Hearer, Pilot, Chinch. lit, and Frinott
nrerruatiDK. All of which will be told efaeap fur
Vb, and Bade ap according U tfca lateit at lei
iij eiparieowd workmen.
AUu. Aro- for Cloarfleld eoonty for L U.
fiivgpT t Co'a. celebrated Sawing Machines.
1, IPM-lf. U UK I DUE.
urnlturf.
C L E A R F I E L D
FURNITURE ROOMS.
Market Htreot, eact of Fourth.
JOHX TROt'TM IX, Proprietor.
THE iubarribtr txra leave to call the atten
tioa of the citiieni of Clearfield and ur
roaodiDf eoantry to (be faot that ha u Mow
prepared to furiiih, on abort notice,
Cabinetwareof all Styles & Patterns
foiled for either Parlor, Pininr or Bed rooms,
by the aing. articla, or fa ate to euit put
cbaiera ; bureaai, hofaa , Loqum, Hat
raeki. Table. Elaoda, Ac, Ao.
I alao uanufacturo
CBAIUB A SETTEES BELOW CITY PRICES,
ConiUtinjr of Parlor, Pininr-room, Cana,
Kocking and otber Cbaira,
Whicb I propoae to warrant and awl) cheaper
Man oaa b parcbaaed elawbr. J out try aaa.
JOHN TROLXMAh.
Clearnald, Fab. IT, 1M7 tf
CHEAP FURNITURE.
' jonx gulich
SIRES to inform bi old friende an J ene
to m era, that bavin enlarged kit abop and
iacreaaed bia facilitiet for inaaaiactarina;, be ia
Ww prepared to make to order rarh Pars it tire
mt be deuredt ia food aty la and at eboap ratee
for CASH. He generally baa oa band, at bia
fa mi lure rooms, a varied aasortaaat of ready -made
furaitare', amonf wbicb ara
; r.UKEArS ASD SI DE-BOA HDS,
Vardroboeand Book-Caaes; Centra, Rofa, Parlor,
Breakfast and Pining Kiteniioa Tablo: Com -mnn.
French -post, Cottaa-etJenny-Lmd and otber
Bedf toads ; Sofas of all kinds, Work-etanda,
lUt-rarki, Hanh-atands; Kocking and Arm
Cbairs ; sprinr-eoM, eana-bottom, parlor, oom
on and otber Chairs ; Looking 01ases of every
description on hand ; and new glutea fcr old
frames, wbick will b pnt la aa very roaaonabla
termi on short 1 aotieo. He alao kofps oa band
r laraivbes to order, Corn bosk. Hair and Coi
ton - top M attrossea.
Corn 58 op Evert Kind
HUde to order, and funerals attended with a
Ilfsrse wboaevor desired. Also, Hones Painting
done to order. Tba subscriber also maoafao
aarea. and baa onnstantly oa hand, Clement's
Patent anhina; Macb ina, Iba heet sow la in !
1kp asing this machine never need be with
out clean clothes! He also baa Flyer's Patent
Churn, a superior article. A family asing this
Ctiurn never need ha with oat hotter I
All the abovo and many other articles art fur
nlfbed to customers cheap for Cash or exchanged
for approved country prodaco. Cherry, Maple,
,; P'iplar, Lin wood and older Lumber so i table for
Cabinet work, taken tn ncbangs for fur 01 tare
f,tfrP.emaibr 'nP 011 Market stroot,
rtrartield, Pa and snarly opposite tba 01d Jew
f .re." JOHN GILICH.
.n, November I. IftnS y
Yaartsmilliing.
NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP
THIHB STREET, CLEARFIELD.
rpHK nr.srriherrespetfuny Informs his friends
1 and tba public in general, that be baa local
trd ia the borough of CLEARFIELD, ia the
shop recently oompied by Jarob Shnnkwetter,
wbero ha ia now ready to perform all duies
tovarHs his enstnmera in a workmanlike manner.
M4s, Kleigba, Buffics and agrms ironed, and
Horseshoeing done at re aeon able rate. He
retptnfuU.v arks a sbaro of work from the peblie,
as he intends to giva his whole attention to tba
buMBoss. IHOMAb B1LET.
March 11.
KENNARD Jt WATERS.
Kew Blacksmithing Establishment.
FECOND FT CLEARFIELD, Pa.
TDK undersigned bog to inform ths inhabit
ant of Clrrnc1d ad surrounding neigh
horbood, that they have enmmoncod bnsiaeas in
tie abrvr line where, by strict attention to all
vnik ontms'ed tn tbem. they hops to merit a
sbaro of pablic potronaga.
HOBSX FHOEINO oa tha most approved
priacflca, for olrber fast or working horses.
Horses that interfere, ean be entirely prevented
ALL KIN PR OF FAW WILL OKE, En
gine wtrV ar.d "team Boilers repairod. Hiners'
loot and all kind of Steel tools made of the boat
material and on the shortest notica. roat hola
aogurs, for board fencing.
S,AI1 work done by as Is warranted to givt
sauafartioa, or no char go will no made.
AM'M hKN.VARD
apr9 r.m JAKES HATERS.
Boggs Township Awake I
CHEAT EXCITEMENT AT
THOMAS BEERS'SIl
"JVFRTrOPT trying to get there firM, for fear
.1 4 of being crowded oat into the cold.
Ii r.n want go4 r-boring 4fm. go ta unaaa.
i ym aaM yowr PI" ironed right, go to Banna.
Li J on want gooa Will irnaa, go M uaaaa
if y want juur wsg a imncd tn the best
strle and workmanship. r ta Brian.
Lsaaa makes the beet Flump Varbine in the
ftste. and dees all kinda of HL ACkM ITil lNi
as fbep as can be doe ia the onnty for Cash
Wt Pott Oficw sdiross Is Cleatfitld Br". to.
1HUMAS BEERS.
Bnrrs Tp Pee. 19, IMT-ti.
C1EEIAGE AND SLEIGH SHOP,
; ix cleakfield. r.
(Iiatnrdlatrl; ia KM af Marhina fhop.)
H'SIE ruWrikrr wna'.d rrrpwtfallf Infirat th,
1 ritiwu of Cloara.td, aad tha public ia ra-
rra.tiiat Lr irprrpnrad to do ai: kind, of work oa
CARRIAGES, fcVGGILS, iLEIGUS, c
"a rtort nrtir, and oa naaoaahla taraM, aai
ia a vnrkmaaHk. maanar.
- -All orJ.ia proaiptla atfadrd
Ag. a, f,a
Dr. w r. Bi.iM'srsf! a rutmn
traiH wrh ih utioo-t aarr-ToJ I-t lr. J.
AAl S. U. I and I'r-ilMiwr of liarpr ff Ih
i I f ar in thr Mlirl t'll.-rr of Prun-Tl-mn,
12 rraro i)t."f. (fonooriT of L.dn.
! nd.l'o. P''-. Afh Strwt. I'h'l'a. 1-ti-n
"ii.i. nia I mv, at Inn cff"r. The mMiral
-iltT ifr u.otrd to B'aipnT h'ir paltrntB.
hp ha, pn HTrrtt in tit. pr'-f-'n. Artiifial
inwrt.l With .ut f .ia. Na charp. f..r -IT"ilH.
ljr'lj-
Klarksmllh Stand for Sale.
'J'' HE a,.
i lrrr (toi-d brirkr ir ati that he
r rule h nut r.raie. ,.ioi in
Till .. t I'.tr, 1. in IU II lnli'P. d"'' 'd
r inrtT, I-.. The prnprriT eait two 1 '. A
The proper;
n r iwli 9 II"
L'iy aavirr .-rorltd ll.ifo a
Ill.-fc.miil, .hi. ht.Klr. and
eillml Ilitaar.
t'ber nr-arr
oi" K.ttfl.nr. : ir.ratir wiia an C'l'T-UlT b
inin, b.ii n arr, o whifh are planted apple
it-t p-tot-h Irr-m aid dwarf tree..
Tht. I, . or.i-l lraoa fr a Vlaekrmitli,
'.-p'tiW. or .liter meraaoie, norrwinded
nT a pe.erie nrirnlortio"d. Tbe pwn-rte will
"id t ea.y ame. For fartker pertx-.lnr.
1-1 on Hie preniiera, or adjrt. the "Hi
rnttft,
VbilatWIpliU f'JuiU.
FALL GOODS,
RICKEY, SHARP &
k 11 I aeelnat Htrrrl,
CO.,
inn.APFirnu,
llavr ihe moet cotn.Vte ard
Elrgnnt SlmK of Tnll Hoods,
tht have over offrrrd.
srra;n s;iw mi Wool rorMxe.
srrr.nn am. wool io.
VF.I5Y mCH PLAID 1H).
SKIJGKS anJ lUAHKTTS.
MOIIAIII.S n,l rOTLlXKTTS.
With aa estrnolT a.wtrtnent of
Mourning Goods.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
11T t'hcxluut fltmt,
T'O PUILALI'lllA. ir-f
628 HOOP SKIRTS, .628
AND
CORSETS. CORSETS.
WmTt. HOPKINS,
.'. 6tlH rrl St reft, Vhita.
aatiracTcaBB or vni
Celebrated Champion" Hoop Skirts
FOR LADIES. WISHES AND CHILDREN.
Tb largest assortment, and best quality and
stylos In tha American Market. Keery lady
abould try tbeu.as tbey recommend tbemsslves
by wearing lonrer. rotaining their shape much
ba ter, being lighter and mora alastio than oth-
ara warranted in every re poet, and sold at
verv low rneoa. Ask for Hopkins "CHAM
PION" riKIRT
hu peri or Hnnd-mada Whale-Bone Corsets in
fifteen different gradea, inolnding tha "Imperi
al" and Thompson A Langdon's "GLOVE FIT
TING" CORKTS, ranaing in prices from 81
eents to $6 50 together with Joseph beck el's
oeiebraied FRENCH WOVEN CuHrETa, supe
rior shapes and quality, tea diflrrent grades,
from $1 10 to i dti. Ibcy are the finest and
best goods for ths prices, avor imported. The
Trade supplied wit1! Hoop Bkirta and Corsets at
tha lowaat rates.
Thus visiting tha city should not fall to call
and e in mine our goods and prices, as we defy
competition. sept. 17, loos
EYRE & LANDELL,
Fourth and Arrh fttreeta, Philadelphia.
GOOD BLACK SILKS.
GOOD COLORED SILKS.
Fall Goods Opening Fancy and Staple.
Lrons Silk Velvets, new stvlo Shawls, new Press
(i-vwlf, good Blankets, TaMe Linejm, 6botings
and hhirtinjrs, Cloths and Cassimerea.
K. B. New Goods received daily in large nts
for Jobbing. wptl7 6t-
JOHN M. MELLOY,
ARtracrrEaa or
Plain, Japanned & Stamped Tinware
lloaw Farnl.hlnf Goo4a, Tin Roofing au4
( oiidortnr Plpra.
Ko. Hi Market Ftmt,
aoi5ly PniLADELPniA.
REIZENSTEIN BROS.,
Maaafactarara of and Wheleaal, D.al.ra is
MEN AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
431 MarVtt aV 419 Mrrrhaut hlrnt,
aujl'oT rillLAliELPHIA, Pa.
18G3 winetr. 1863
JAMES, KENT, SANTEE & Co.,
Importers and Jobbers of Dry Goods,
iVoa. 13S, l a HI N. laird FL,
PHILADELPHIA.
i ar sow nrrparvd with owr anal , itra.ir
and w4N-"rlM .ftck ta offer aatra iiKinrcuiriita
to CASH HI VEKS. at.rll-tf
STRETCH, BENNETT & Co.,
(Saoressora to Prter T. Wrigfat A Co.,
ta ronTuns or ajtp rrAi.ru ta
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
ll-.o.
Brandies Sl Wines for Medical purposes.
j. U'67) Xo. MarkM Su, Pliilad a.
BENSON, CAMPBELL &. Co.,
Ko. IT S. Fiftk EL aaa 21 Cuaiaarca,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
And Commission Merchants,
roa raa b&li op
Wool. OioKnu. Far Skini. Faalbara, Laatkar,
F)al Sw4. Drird Fniita, Clorar Srri. RooU,
lear kina. Fattar, fioeawax, b,ap
fkina, Karera Ac, ae.( Ao.
CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED.
Waeklj Priea sarraat forwarded on raqaaat.
Jaaa II. IMS-tf.
durational.
MISS H. S. SWAN'S
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
CLEARIIEI.D, TA.
THK Ftrrt Trrw. f twmtT-tww rrk. will
conarM oa alondaT, Aarnt 51, dH.
TERMS OF TUTI'iN.
RMliD(. Orthfrak j. Writiog, (H.jaot La
aoaa,lPrimar7 Arithm.ti and Priiaary
GwrTa.nT, Jr half Una, (of tlrtra
work..) IS M
Ilinrr, Loral aaa aVacriptira 0aorra.li7
With Map Drawing, Grammar, Mental
aod Written ArilKartte - a S9
Alarhra and tbr Wrwrr. M
For full paiitalara .and for Circular.
Orarfirld. Aujtn.t t, ISf.S-Jm.
Clearfield Academy.
Eev. P. L. HAE.RIS0K. A M.. Principal
riHIE FIR.-T FEPSION of tha nrlt .cha-
X ta.ttr yoarof llit Iuntitatioa will couam.nca
oa MON DAY. tba Jth daj af .ptaj..r,
Pur il raa aater at ant tiaia. Tbra will h
rbarrtd witb taitioa froat th, tiaM tk'J anlat io
tha rloaa of tb. 8..ii,a.
1 h. t.orof in.tmrlion rtnbrarr. eaary tbin,
Inrlodrd in a thorough, practical aad acaoaa
nli.hod .daMtion for both rira.
Tba Pnaripal, baring had lb. atrantara af
arh aiparioac ta hi, protf.now, aoarat pa
ranta and ruard aa. that hi. awtira akilit, and
aaarfio, will a. waaoard w tha aaoral aaa at.a
tal Uaiainr f tba rnaib pl.wd and.r hi. aharga,
Tf RMX ItV Tl ITIOS.
OrthofrapbT, hadin, Wiun. aad Primary
Aritbawue, ar 8aM I II weak.) . tt
Grammar, Uaoampbj, Arithmalia, ara
Hirbirr
Alrabra, Oaom.trr. Trtyomatrr. Urn.
aaratio. Parrayiaf, fblloaopaa, rnr.i
ol"r Cb.mi.try. li.-i-h Kc.OHg, Bolanjr
ard PhTriral OK.fraphj . . . $9
Lotio, Graak and Frcark, with anj of tha
abora Ilranfbaa - - - - III
(Atr-aia drdactiow will ha aiada f.p, abaa.o.
'j:rfer furlbarpartirTiUr. inqnlra of
ha. P. L. IIARKlbON, A. hi.,
Cl.art.ld. Pah. i. if. Pnaaipal.
T
H K I'KM'irRAIIC A I. MAN Ar for t'fa
17 and 1' f"r aaie at Ibe rrt t'ffi.
i S. aenla. Meiled la anr aJiiiw. Ij. Si-tf
Clearfield Nursery.
nXCOTHAGE HOME ISM STUY.
rillll andereiraed. aarln(r aeuVli.lied a Kar
1 aerj oa iKe I" ike. aboat ba'f war aeloeea
Cieartaid aad Carwer.eille. te prepared t lar
ai.k all ktade f FRl IT TUCKS, (elandard aad
daaif.l Krerrreea.. tbraaberr, Jrapa Vine.,
I Uooeeberriea, Lawloa Hlaeaaorrr, Mrawberrr
and K.iberrr V iaea. Alia. Siberia. Oraa 1 reaa,
yin, l. w.t iew.il ni.nr .
prompt! attended ta-
Addree.i
J. D. WalfiHT.
aep n-f
Carwea.tilla. Pa
ANTI.I A Irmale aiBnUeal la Ao (ew-
eral hoaerwora. No rhilW. Imiroie
e.w. milk. Apple al trit. aft-o, or a-Mrew
. V. fMfilmm A fi' fulnwn
U CHUNClii t
ii a anmsa
aaaaia
1.. r.KAHAM&.SON.s,
MAMKrr VlftlkT.
CLKAl.FIKLl). Ta.
flITR snhscribsrs having entered Into partner
A. ship for tba purpoa of carrying oa tba
baiineuif Merchandising, new offer
A stood
And rare opportunity to tha cltltens of Clear
field and adjoining oonntles ta bay store goods
at wholesale or retail prices, that will astonlth
tha nninitraeted. Their goods will ba partita
al y seise ted to suit this market, Every lady
will, tberefurs, eall tha aUentlon of bar
llusbniul
To this fact,beeaase this branch of our boilnsss
will receive special attantien, and everything
nnoded in a well regulated household will at all
times be found inour store. Oar stock of DRY
C.OODtt shall not be surpassed, either la qual
ity or prieo, and will embraee, la part, Prints of
every style. Ginghams and Lawns of every
quality, Muslins of every grade, De Lainaa
adapted to tha tastes of tha old and yoang j and
every article of any kind of goods they sell la
( intra iiteed
To he as represented, and warranted to give sat
isfaction. As to I1R.UM iMDH wa have
a splendod assortment of Alpacas, black, white,
and in colors; ran res, Silks, and in short all
the newest styles in the market. Wa desire this
fact to become known
To Every
Pereoa man,, woman, child, physician, me
chanic, farmer, lawyer, barber, woman's rights
man, or any other maa in tha county
Young
Or old. rica or poor, high or low, who will favor
us with a eall. With our saw and nxtensivs
stock anj gtntlemea can please tha most fas
tidious Iandy,
By just dropping la and getting a nioa dress
pattern, lac aott, kid glovaa or by doing that
which is better t giro her a well filled parse,
and aha will And good and paying investments in
embroideries, edgings, ribbons, glovaa, hosiery,
or any other household necessities.
And
In adilitloa ta what wa have alroaly enumera
ted, we keep all kinds of CKSTLEMEVH
W BAR such as Cloths, Cats i meres, SattnsiU,
lists. Boot and Shoos, An besides,
A Xlce
Aaaortmant of Mad. ap CLOTHING for Mea
and Boja, aaaaafaeterad out of tha vara bat
material, which wa will tall for oaah ar aichaair.
for country prodeea at prlca. which wiUaatooifh
hoth hmband and
Wife
ar, ara now larg.lj aaiard ia bojin, and
arllin. Mill ARK TIM II I '.B and aaaaafac-
turad LrMBER, and will fir. till branch ot
hulnaaa .p.iial atuntioa, aad Bah, 11 aa objaot
To la very
Oaa wba haa Lumbar to acll to d.al with ai.
W, .hall alio kaap .oa.uatla a baaa a
,cncral aaortiant af iKK' l:KI M aad
II RI)WKi; which w, will ,.11 at axratd.
inilr low pricra. Wa al.o kaap a fall aaaorl -
Bant of m I.EX1WAKF- Ttil department
will ha k,pt fuU aad oompl.U, aad a.arr
You n s 51 nn
Or maiden wba contemplate, hoaaekaapln,. will
and it adrantagaoa. U noma aad trad, with a.
Wa ara ao tltaated, aad, from long experience la
th, ha.inaia, .0 well acquainlad with th, want,
and aaemitie. of thia aommunitj, thai wa foci
alipbed if arerj maa aad woman
In Clonrficlil County
make. It a point to baj their good, from a., we
aaa pirate them hoth a. to uualitr aad price
Therefore, com, along aad but your
DRY-GOODS, GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
Quponswarr, Hardware,
BOOTS SHOES, HATS k C.KTX,
Ready-Made Clothing,
Aad eeerrthing joa aeed to r nder yooreelre.
aad familial comfortable, from
JAS. B. GRAHAM & SONS.,
augiiif CLEAKFIKLn, Ta.
Farm and Shop for Sale.
rpilK ande.ijnrd olTrra lr eale hi. FRM,.il
I aate abiiBt laidWBj betwora Clearfield aad
t u'.ea.rille,
Coutaimng Eipltj-Five Acres,
FiflT-fiee lieinl inti.ro .d and in a an d pleie of
enltiration, with a fund dwellinx hunee and bar.
, thr1)11 ,nr,lh(T W11 ,4 jh,, beannj Irwit
, ire.. anJ mat lao a-rapa tinea. Bear1, all tow-
The Two-Story Carpenter Shop,
On Third Htrert. near Iba railroad depot, la Clear
Arid boroafh. Term, moderate and poMeeeioa
perron, or aoitreee,
UbOHtlK THORN
Clraraeld. 1'a.
Clear (lclil Counly Dank.
IMII rieniMA ftiM tek a. aa trH..ra
tt-4 tpwMien am '. f itf"'t
l yntrerlM el it elmtr, ta bia If,
AM tt et'tl I r.i.4 t. tte imiUrv ohr
ll enituM tbe lo t a a' tt m
i plae, a ftivat tftna.na, tidt thf siwt
t of tfcr "t" leai Sel 'nir.(f tki,H Ul l'f
p..iit.)f tnf ih 4ti of iFte lnk. an t will (
its nnti nn dfiaahd at t rnnli-r. l'rtt
Ued al tntrrer mhm m-n- I Irlt ft
a lied tine. Papr riir. anted at sit pr eent
as hre triors. Our pttoM! rcrixmr itiliiv it
pledged f"r all in( ie li r. IrrJ and ba'itiese
transtcled. A eonlinaKhre if the tibrml pat
ronage o( the t'Umces men f( ths cnutit) Is re
1' lluliv snliciti-d. As IVfililrnt, ('aliii'r anil
fl rfrj r.f tre lale t. Ir-nrBeld l mnl y Ha.iS, S
require the notes of said Bank to be preicntei
for rcdera tiu.
J AH. T I.F'tNARD, BICH ARB KII4W,
WM 1' OUT KM, JAH B. UKAIUM,
A. K. WUIUHT. 0. L. HKKLt,
M A. WAl.l.ATK.
The hu Insss of tha Bank will he conducted by
Jha M. Adams., h'ni.. as Canbier. UonH,6
DREXEL & CO.,
Ko. 31 Mouth Third Htrrrt, I'hllalrlpn
It.l.VhMS,
And Dealers in Government Securities.
Application br mail will rereivfl prompt atten
tion, and all information choerfulijr turni.ncd.
Or.liT, polit'itcd. aprll'tf
J. I). M'liirk. Rdwar.1 l'ork..
BANKING 4 COLLECTION HOUSE
or
McGIRK & PERKS
Successors to Putter, Perks, k Co.,
rtilllpeburg, Centre t oouiity. Pa. -
'lirilKRK all the business of a Banking House
will b transacted promptly and upon the
most farorahle term a. mar7-tf
Counly National Bank.
CIjRARFIKLD, PA.
TniS Bank I. now open and raadr for ho.i
ne.i. Office on Keeond etraeu in Ibo build
ing forincrl oeeapied bj Leonard, FinneJ A Co.
Mnrrrim, lap orriraa..
JAR. B. GRAHAM, R ICII A K l RII A W,
WM. A. WALLACE, WM. PKRTBH,
A. K. WhIUHT, 0E0. L. RKED.
D. W. MOORE, JAS. T. LEONARD;
ju2S,'J Ca.hior. Pre.ideat
planing rtUU.
0. F. floon, i
U. L. llenl,
0TUE.
!Wm. Powell.
J. Jnnc.
W. W. Bett..
J. F. Wearer, J
HOOP, WEAVER & CO.
CLEARFIELD
PLANING MILL
ALL RIG HT!
nPHE proprietors rmpcrtfully Inform the citisrns
A of Clearfirld county, that they havo entirely
refit ted this rsiabliihmcnt with the latest improved
wood working machinery, and are now prepared
to eiecuta all orders In their line of business.
They ill give especial atlentioa to the manufac
ture of material fur bunse building, such as
FLOORING. WEATHER -BOARDING,
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS.
V RACKETS .nof iD.rt.s,
Or ALL STTLES.
We always havo en hand a large stork of 1RY
LUSlIiEH, and will pay eaoh fnr all clear Lumber.
One-and-a-half inch panel stuff preferred.
Lumber Manufactured to Order,
Or ei changed, to suit customers.
Qrdcrs solicited, and Lumber furnished on
short notioe and on reanal.le terms.
HOOP, WEAVER A CO.
CUnrfiald, Nov. T, 10".
"VOTIC'K The formation of Ihe partnership
l of James B. tj rah ara A H.in Arm nt prevent
ih- settlement of tbe notes and bouk aociiurit of
the late arm of Khowrrs A t.raham or K. H. O ra
ti am. Those knuwinc tliemaelves indebted to
elihttr are reuefted to come forward at once, and
eloaa their account!.
JAMK B. GRAHAM HO.VH.
Clearncld, September 10-U.
House and Lois For Sale.
rMI K nn'lervijfneil oflVri to sell at private ale
J. TIIKKK LtTS situate In the village of La-ttitr-ltiirr.
havin thereon erect etl a lar(c TWO-
PTtiRY FRAME lHU'KK.and a wrll l cscell-m
water, with other neceary iraprovefnents. The
propflty IS a Urniraoi one, in r,H" rfj'ir. .nil
will le sold on eaV icnn. rur im iirinii.i.
f ..r full t.a
tilv tn or ad'tilrcfs
Hrj.t 10 tf.
MICHAEL H I HKKT.
OearfieM, Fi
Inion Mills Woolen Factory.
riNION TP., CLEARFIELD CO., PA.
T
MIK undfni(rn''d having purrhaoed an interest
in the I nton Mills, are prepared to card wool.
mmufacture and flninh Cloth, and do all kinds of
work in this line oa short notice, in workmanlike
manner, and oa rcasouaMn terms. Tb-y also
manulaetura
FlouTp Feed and Lumber,
Which will be sold at the lowest oanh rates.
Wool Intcntlcd fnr carditis- can he left at the
tore ot R. alopsop or J. P. hralier, in Clearlfld,
where thrv will em it and return m on naiuruay
nf eaeb wwk. Letters of inquiry addreesed to us
at KK'kton I . 0. will receive prompt attention.
r. h. j. r- Ai.ruuu.
Rocktoa, Jone li, lftf.tt-ly.
nil tail iiiiaU
MAVNTrACTt RBB Of
Vo. 201 t hnrrn Hlrnt, I'hil'a
reVend ti Fncmvlnf an-1 Trirr 1.11.
S, u. rr..i'l"ntial Calnpftirn TorrTiea, J.N. f..
30, 36 and M'U't1 piT Huntltwl. eptli-4t.
READING FOR ALL II
HOOKS STATIONERY.
M.rhrl HI., C laarflrM. (at 111 Pnf Oflirr.)
fllHK andrreined bejr l-ar. In annoonee to
I ihe ritirena uf Clearfield and ririnilr. (bill
he aa. filled ap a room and ha. jnH reluraed I
from Ihe cur aiiii a lara, amoaat of reading
mailer, c ootidling in part oT
BibleB and MiBcellaneous Books,
Blank, Areoant and Few Boi.li. of eeery de
eeripli'ta ; Feper and FnTelcpe,, Frenrh prr.ped
and plain; Fen. ard IVncil: lllnnk. I,etel
Pepar. lieed.. lliirtlAet'r J Jmlirinenl. Ftemp
Una and Fromieeory rule. ; While and i'arrh;
ment Brief, Leaal Cep.Rerord Cap. and Hill '"P .
Sheet. Mn.ie fr ailher l iano, Hole or Vinlin
eonet.atl. aa hand. Aar book, or .tetlonerr
de.ired that I mar no! here on hand, will be or
ordered by Bret ,lprae., and .old at wlntte.al.
ar retnil te eui! rarlemera. 1 will al.o herp
net i "dir. I literature, orh a. Maratlne.. New..
.... I, . mi . i: 1. 1 u.
paper., ae. m. unv ". -
flewfield Me, T. M If
Valuable Town Property
. FOU SAL K i
SITl'ATK on the Snoih wel eorner of Ch-rrr
and Third Street.. Ibem, Reilrtiad .Ireel.l I"
wil: A l.t'T. with a r"od two , lore nlnnk bnilii-
inr thereon. ? tr IH re-t. one room un ea Ii flitor,
tntlable for a rtnee. or otber bueltie... Alee. Ibe
ailimntn, LOT. with a two. .lore dwelling koaee
thereon, and eeraml other TO l.in s.
A leu, a kit of well burnt HKICK, and H
aeanrtment of 81ifil.W AKK, aweh aa Crocks
Jure, J.ra. Frail Can., etr., al redoeed prieee.
Fur farther Information, inqnire at the Htoae.
ware FtlerT aT t. LKIT7.INHKR,
BirUWra nearfteld, P.
fill C'tnU, fiPinlri, v tr.
THE CLEARFIELD STORE
II I CON ( I IUTT l-.1V
llwir,,
,l"hn
Hd .
ri ,, rr
, illiaia
lleli.
mi i, i.i:i:d & co
Two dootfi aoith of Ihe Court Houm,
C II. HI I I I It, PA,
HAVIV1 retiirnod to our old builncH ttarH.
we heretiy notify the citisens of t'leaiMll
n. the put.lie gatifiallv, that we hnve eiilirt-d
p'.n. anl intenil to pnuMvute, a tiforoiit ram
j'ltirn afrairi-t h ip h pi ices at -t iiift-rior (r H"l, aid
hat nw on htii'l a full eupplv of all kitada ot
go4i need in this mark U In the line of
Dry 1omIh,
We claim to have a full norimel. Aoniilsting In
part of Mulin, blenohcd and utiMcfh-d
I'rmu of all grades and styles; and
Fall and Winter Dross Goods,
Such aa Alpacas of all ehades; De Lalnei, Mo-
rinos aiil Klannrln; btntJt-, a full art.
1 tncut of gentlemen's wmr, eoneistiug
in part of
Cloths, Cassimeres,
Batinette and a full assortinent of
HEADY -MADE CLOTHING.
otions, Hosiery, Trimmings,
DOSSETIS, AC,
Eats and Caps, Boots and Shoes.
GROCERIES.
Wt hare a full supply of Coffee, Tea, Pi i far, Rioe,
Molasses, loitaceo, Fifb. halt, linaoed,
coal and Aib Oils,
FLOTJE, BACON, DELED FEUIT,
Pa gar -cured Hama. Mess Pork, and a full
supply of Provisions.
Hardware and Qucciisivarr,
ffoodm AV Mlloir Jl'arr.
All tbe foresting articles will he rxrhanjr.'d for
CAMi, LIMHFR, or COl NTH Y PHoDI'CK,
and at prieea to which thre can ba ao eiceplion.
Those in need of Goods in our line, will please
WCALL AND SEE
us:-
G BO. L. KF.KD &
eWorld, Sft,t. 17, iana.tr.
CO.
NEW STOCK!
Spring Goods!
Spring Goods I
Spring Goods 1
at raa
KFaYSTONK NTOItK
Hurt, eof Dreai Good.. Trlmuiln(., Notion.,
floeierr, Olorea, Faaey OooiU. Caraote, Oil
Clotha, Vilodow Shade,, Wall P.aer, Carpal
Chain., Toilet Qollta, I'mbraUa., Paauol.
Sboaa, Ae., Ae., Ao., era inritrd toeiamtna
THE MOST COMPLETE STOCK
Ever brought to this market.
WE CHALLENGE
COMPETITION !
mr-Cei. aor.r. will lad rare ladaranenta.
NIVLIXG & SHOW EKS.
ClearDeld, April I, llioa.tr
NEW GOODS!
A T
J. I. Ii p t z v r'.
DRY OWDS.
Mi ESS GOODS,
HARDWAHK,
CLOTHING,
NOTIONS,
QUE ENS WARE,
riiovisio.vs,
DRUGS,
HATS A CAPS,
FISH, AC,, AC,
GBocnu&s,
MUSICAL GOODS
boots f shoes,
FLOUR, FEED.
Full elork, ju.l received at
atplalui
J. P. KRATZKR'S.
gALTl SALT!! SALT 1:1 run
weiglil large ik. .filing elieap ai
n,10lra J- P. KRAT7.K1I F.
Ladies' Fancy Furs.
AT
JOHN FAREIRAS'
Old E.taltli.krd
Fur Mtiuufactory,
No. T I ft Af'h .treet. alMire
Jlh, Fhilaiirlplns
llnre now In .lure of my
own liiiinirt.ti'in anil Men
- ufaetun .line nl the Urffrel
ami in.i.l bean'Miil .elerln.n. af 1AM V Fl'H".
for l.a'lire' and Children', wear, in Hie oily. Al
en. a fine aemrtmeiit of llenl." Fnr'Hlnri'. ntiH
l',.llr. 1 m enaliletl to dminie nf tiir enitd. al
i err ree.'inalite prici'.. ana I wnuni m.trrn.re
lint a eall from my friend, of Clearfit-ld ennnty
viriultr. Kcniemlier tlie INeinv, Sumner aim
trarL . .
AOIIN I'iKi im,
Vo. 7I Arrh at., n'mve 7th, aimtli .iile, Philad'a.
rer-l huee mi Fiirttier, nor eonneotittn with
any other .torn in Philadelphia. lortl 4m.
VALIAULE MILL PROPERTY
FOR SALE!
situated In lieratitr Tun nahlp. flrarnVIA
County, I'a.
'T'HK eoWriir, heing di-imn. nf quinine tlie
1 bn.inr... ofTi-r. for .ale one H.nllllNU
Ml 1.1,, wile. Iwn ran i.f liur.. The mill I. llmni
anil tn Bund nriter, with fn.m Iwentr to thirlr aire,
nf l.n.l and a rnmf.ir1.Me r'RAMK I'W 1:1.1.1 Ml
HOOK : the irnnertr lmf wn wiilee waet nl
I'hihl."!',. Centre enantf. ana wltniw a lew rnn
nl laminae rnn. I ne imin. i".ni"o ""
rued mm tl.mnirh Ihe lend., wlihln a few mile f
the anil. There I. almaenn.ideral.le Int nf llem
loea and While I'ma linilr on the land. It I.
al.o a r,rr de.lralile location fnr a Wmilen Kae
u.rr. land one I. aiuoh needed In Int. eeetina of
Ihe c-tintT I For further nameulara Inquire nf
Ih. eubwriher, lirlna na the propertr. Addra.1
ClIAHI.Kr) M. CADta AL1.AOKH,
eetl ) rbilinebar. Centre eonrr, Ta.
Tin-: nr.H'iu.icAN.
-.
It I I.I II I 11, 'K
I IH Ii Mn .in 1 ... i a .re
Terms cf Siilncrintion,
If aid in t mi , i . i t. it IIi'm to'.tiihe . fj It,
II ) 'l ef i-i 'I f h .i I t,. l.itv mi n '! .... t M'
U I'.td ellfi lli. 1 1 ii.iiih il i)t ati'iiili. ... I a i'
Mi. T. II. Vll., i"ir f"rriimn. I. authiirlt..!
n til t"i m-'iM ii.nl inih (In-. ft, . en ..f'tuiit
of euliM'ii.:i.in, a.l mi.iuk. wm d, Al. ia out
aeevlioe. ii KO. .'I. Ill H ll'l. 4 M I M.
I'. l.lnr mi .1 Pr ';.tn l,r
.1 l air iHlir.
Wo arc rocjiicli'ii to alulo llmt fivo
active Ilomocratii of this borough linvo
agreed to proovnt a t.)0 flu to ihe
towni-liip giving tho largo! iiiTonwd
ninjorily over IuhI j oar, to exceed not
loss than ten per cent.
Jlcro in an excellent opportunity
tor souio township to get a uplendid
(lug very cheaply. Now, "copn," nee
who can trot out tho moot "Union
Savers."
The ticket, and election papers for
each dixtrict aro now ready, and wc
hope that llemocrats from thedintaut
district!) w ill call for them "if any oi
them happen to bo in town between
this and Monday next.
Tlio County Institute) will be hold
at C'urwoii8villo, commencing on the
20th ol October.
Mr. Stino jHiblili;s a card in an-
notlicr column, which in no doubt
intcrutstiii); to homo uf our readers.
Tlio Measrs. Slioff oll'er for ulo u
lnro number of town lots in tbo
village of Madera. Kco their odvor
lisi'ment eUcwImro.
llr. John Dougherty, it will bo no
ticed by his card in anothor column,
hat becamo proprietor of tho Wobtoru
Hotel in this place, lie also gives
notico of bi intention to coll his farm
stock. Sue band bills, and advertme-
nictit.
Fun ! Fun ! ! Fl-k ! ! ! Our readers
will be pleaned to learn that an excel
lent minstrel troupe will perform ev
ery day during tho Fair, on theFuir
ground. All lluso who enjoy a good
laugh should not fail to go and ece
them. ' It.
al a.
More Help. We arc in receipt of
tho initial number of a now lie mo
era tic journal established at St. Marys,
entitled tho Eik County liailroad and
Muting Gazette, f un awful long name,)
which betrays miiliatiicul skill and
contains excellent articles. Jong
may it wave and continue to support
tho "Union Savers."
One of the few things that tho North
and South will probably evor fully
agree upon is that "Karrctt's Vegeta
ble Hair rte-torative" is not only the
best preventive to tho liuir fulling
out, but alio the finest dreeing ever
belore the publio. It richly diwexves
tho "Silver Medal" awarded by the
New Hatnphhiro Stato Fair. Iu-
buque Timet.
Jkmocnn Nominations. We arc
requested to stato that the Democrats
of Clearfield borough aro hereby noti
fied that a meeting will be bold on
Saturday evening at 8 o'clock, for the
purpose of nominating borough offi
cers. Let thcro be a general turnout,
and no crowlinir afterwards. The
Vigilnnco Committee aro V alter liar-
rctt, J. M Ivratzer, A. K. right,
Frank Fielding and Casper Leipold.
Li MB Kit ClTT MtETlNO. Let thcro
be a good turnout at this meeting on
Saturday oust. Wo hope our friends
will bo active in that neighborhood
and make one more grand rully bufore
tbe October victory. Let tbo old
lUnion Saver," press to tho front in
order to enjoy tho great victory over
the enemies of our race and country,
on Tuesday next. Toenjoytho pleas
ures of victory fully, wo must under
go kiiiio labor and inconvenience
Y.. O. Pi np.iN, F.sq. This gentleman
delivered the greatest sjicccu at the
Democratic meeting in this place on
the evening of tho 2'.ith, ever mado in
tlio county. For two hours and a
half he held the multitude spell bound
as no olhor man can. I!c is beyond
doubt ono of tho best stump speakers
in tho Union. He will bo remember
ed as tho Secretary of the last three
Democratic National Conventions
Mr. J'ornn is a Tennesseean by birth
but is now a ciliren nf Sew York.
List of letters remaining in tbo
fosloflice at Clcarliuld, October 1st,
:
Alirnham,. Tl. nry,
A.irn'"'.'. II.
All. -'HI. ll.Ylll-
llliinm. Maria.
Itniwli, .li'.eo. llr.
iiuii... i.. ii. r.
t'nii.'lii'i, I he'li
Kniotl, A. II. Ir -Kli-e-i.
Ilitltie,
In. lor. J.mii I,.
Kinln 11, I'nttl.-k.
'Irnluiin, ThmiiA
il'iill. nt. .I..I111.
I IllltT.11,1. Mirl.
1 Inri-reol. A. II.
I.lnliitttn. llti'her.l,
i.nnirt. lrf'muel,
i.li.r... V m. II S
il.-ilnk. M. .Mi..
! l-..t ir, hlira. Mre.
It i iti.i'1 . Jnke,
i . mull. Arn .1.1,
I ,..?ler. Hmij.
-Hi lit. A. II.
j M iili.iii.. Kliia. Mim
l il K. .
Wrma'e. K. M.
i t .Mill, Aliee. MiR,
II. ... Il.-I.reea. M 1
!!. II--r. I.e..-.
II--Bhi.ii. It.irl-.ra.
lVrtiiiiienlliin Tor letter, in th, almre li.t will
ileaae .af Ihev are a-lvertieed,
P. A. flAl'MN', T. M.
Tits Fair um'e murk. During th"
conrsiS of our peregrinations through
tho county tho pasl few weeks,
we find there is a stronger determin
ation among most of the farmers to
attend tho coming Fair, (which com
mences on Tuesday next,) than has
been on any former occasion j and
they intend to bring with them, not
only tho families, but stock and arti
cles to cotnncte for the very liberal
1 -premiums
that are offered. It is to
their own individual interests to get
up a fine show of good stock, for very
likely Mr. A. has an article or an ani
mul that Mr. II. wants to buy, and
certainly there is no better time nor
plaoo to let it bo known, than al tho
Fair,
A GRAM) WW Will ltl IN j
(MAM 111 HI
llifTp ll'0i'if1 Pfincrrsl In Cniimi
Ilia l.
aitttui ! old I Oil Mi Id Mi
UI j
A fttsnd ins.a imi linif nf llm Dcti j
inrstie ami I'oiiattMiiivs votira id
t'lest fii l'l count4 ai tiib!r. in Clear J
field liiinnigh, oil Tuesday, Ihe I'Ulh
of Si ptenibi r, 1 ;'. I he meeting
wsa i nlli d It older al I o'i l,n k, p. in.,
by linn. William A. Wallace, Chair
man of the Slate Central Committee,
when tho fulltiwiiig person were
elected i.flicers :
President How. Wh.iiam linn r.n.
Vice I'rcsidenls Dr. T. J. Ituyer,
James Savage, J. Hons llloom, Hiram
Wootlward, J. J. I'ie, John Lawsho,
Gun. Win. Ii. Hartshorn, Maj. V. II.
Holt, Hon. Jacob Wilhelm, Samuel
SholT, and Jacob Kuntz.
Secrolaries ('a)it. J. S. McKicrnan
and H. W. Smith.
On motion oCJ. L. C'ltllo, Esq., tho
following persons were appointed a
committee on resolutions :
John L. Cuttht, Eoq., T J. McCul
lough, Esq , Dr. D. A. Fctaer, Fred
erick Shod', Daniel d'oodlandur, Adam
Kcphart, Hon. Sumuul Clyde, Uobort
MehafTcy, and Hon. J. D. Thompson.
The meeting was then adjourned
until 7 o'clock, p. m.
At 7 o'clock tha mooting ra a aac ra
llied, nnd was addressed by its Presi
dent, Hou. William liiglur, who, after
a few stirring remarks, introduced
E. O. I'errin, Esq., of Sew York, who
addressed the audience in a speech, of
two hours and a half; and notwith
standing the vastness of tho crowd,
and tho uncomfortable position they
wcro forced to occupy, scarcely a man
movod during the whole speech. He
was frequently interrupted by the
most enthusiastic nppluuso, and forced
to stop for several minutes at a time
in order that the lull hearts of the peo
ple, might vent themselves in cboers.
After tlio coiiclunion of Mr. I'errin'a
address, Hon. William A, V allace was
loudly called for, and addressed the
pcoplo in A brief apeech, in which he
told them of the "oiit-lcok" through
out the Stale, and predicted a glorious
triumph in October. He enforced the
importance, at this crisis, of tin Do
mocracy frowning down every at
tempt at disorganization in their own
ranks, in order to present a solid and
unbroken front against tho foe, and
urged old Clearfield, now thut victory
was so soon to perch upon onr ban
ners, to be one of tho very first in the
assaulting column.
The Chairman of the Committee on
Resolution then reported the follow
ing: Vnr:nr. Onr com roan ronntry in in the oi id it
of tin rtiort tVarfijI i!ict. Tin party ut prHiriil
in jMiwer hurf, hy the ilfjimsiirtl niiidtl mn of our
nnlinnnl pri"l., br tliur waMul eitrmvftfrfttior,
and their rtixrinnu-j tmii, j.r-m-rj tln-ir tiiili(n-fif
to ffiTera thrndiiirf l the K-.u.itr ; thcrrfore.
Kfi 1 liiil in the iiiiin of I he lpttMkra-r'T
of Clfarlit-I'l rciiit'v, h-r acan'mlilcd in ttinu"ari -In.
lh tmly b "1 lu.ure (.roFj-r'Titi' ami mh'- t in
I lit- rentimti'n of the M mum!lc iarty tn
tniwer, aiidi r vhire u-irf' th country irufjkvre(l
U ni'l thut t ant itthi-r in tht- wurld.
Hc(1yvI, That tho mhry uf llir Iipin-rnitir
(.artjr ujign all tiat-na.) qnritioni, aiid r.ri.llj
upon thai f curta liuy .niltc ricnH-a, ri-dunng
mid eqtiatlcinjr th UT', ami mfuirinx Hont enr
rriK't lor all." run not fail to (five relief to the la
hnritip and rirodneinr rlaaaee, nd ththy re-tore
that f)nFteritj to vhicb we hart ao lung been
ttratifff ru.
H.-M.lved, That in llniann RrTMom the Pe
mitcracy ireent af their cU)(.idAle a man whnte
charnrtnr at a Htft-i'laPt tifpinau has never hern
(jui'rtiniitid, even ly the inoft mmcrunit.ma of hi
o.ioni-ntF ; nnd in Knvk 1. Hiaik. (heir endi
dnte fur X.tm rmident, true, tried, and fnuitie
Mildier, and a ttfimian whnr and kiotinn in lt-
nirtf rarv were m-eirrd from Ihf imnmrul Jckimn.
H'-MilitHl, Thai in fit am na K. H'ri and .fn.
W. 11. tit, our eandidiAtf-e lor Auditor tvnd rur
tfttir trt ni ral. tin- I'r inibnralir rarty pn-Mut a
itte"man whow ahility and int'nty ran not Ih
niiriM'litMl lor t)iv tirvl, and a i"JliT whnee eoar-uri-
and imtrititipm war diidrd on manr nf the
mit aamruinary battle fir-dr of tbe Uw civil war
for ihe WH'ninl.
Hrtred, That In the linn. HAaaKi.ia Baowa.
of Wurnm, the Ieniirrvrt preeent a linn and mtel
lifrent Rtatm-man and h"nr-t man no dr-majrfrrr-
iheir eandtdate rtr riinrrwi : a trentirman
who, tf eleotwMl. will r-iret-nt the intemrtj of tbe
whole peniile nf hi divtnm in preferenne ut (hat
nrrnM and n fro hurrwiir ; that we fwnfnitr
CiiAHir A. Wavfti. id Clinton "imty. ax the
ri iTiilarly nominated oandidnteol the Itrtnitrratir
i.aiiv fur l'l-TrUil-ut .1 ii'lp-ot l ins .lu hctal I i t net ,
that the unittiimoii tiotntnaliuii ( lion. il l.ua
A. WA'Mrr. f'tr rr-rlwtion to the State 8onatr, ii
a romi timenl which hit eminent tahnt and di
tiiiirui'lifd acrvirra alone e'iild tnrit ; that we
ror. dally thnnk our frl..w-citiiMiii ol 1,1k nnd K.r-
rountira for tltpir hearty (incurrence in th
nomiufttmn of Thnaia J. Mi Of M m on, Kao.. tor
rr-fllmu to the Amnu1I ; that we bav every
nhden!U in the hiiiiac and intrpntvof the Icia
ooraiic oaii-lidnt lor the ereral National. cMnte
and count V oflicne In he tillrd thin fall ; ltd M tbey
werr mUoIiiI tn a?cirdalHe with l.ninratic ue
tit, they are thcrrtore entitled to receive the on an
imtiui support of the party.
Vnuiiiiiaou-sly atlojitoJ; and with
choora for th KHkakprf. mid the Lnion
the meeting ad
mi mod..
(Signed by the officers.)
Tns T11111TV seven Gems The
crandosl feature in the Democratic
procession last week, wns the thirty
seven little ladies in ono wagon, repro
sonting tho thirty seven States of this
Vnion. They were all arrayed in
white, with alternate scarfs of "led.
white and blue," upon each of which
was tho name of a Slato. In theeen
tro of Ihe wagon wasawreathed arch,
seven feel high, underneath or w hich
were the words "The Const il ul ion,
S.ytnoiir,Bliiiraiid the Vnion," and un
der it stood two ladies representing
tho (ioddess of Liberty and Justice
with her sword returned to its sheath.
Tho wreath was a magnificent affair,
embellished with evergreens and rich
flowers of all shades, tbo "red, white
and blue" predominating, of course.
The wreath was projected by Mrs
Brown and Mrs. Bradley, and is w ith
out doubt the finest spocimcn we ever
w itnessed. A close inspection reveals
the fact that all the flowers are made
out of feathers, richly colored, which,
when properly arranged, produce a
never fadinir boq.net. We know the.e
ladies havo Ibo undivided thanks of
tho Democracy for their skill and seal
manifested on tho occasion, which is
probably all tbo compensation they
will receive.
A Mistark Tho most prominent
transparency in the Radical fir.r.le last
wcvk was a largo coffee pot. This
should have been carried by some of
tho "coffee-colored" (rents or ladios
present in the jirocession,
tr .te,f rfiet(e, f. fit An rnj ,
1 l.e tn. U"tt t M in ll ' ( 'v a e-i
. t , iiii.l. i It o snl i. ia ci O'S lis It
r.:. W sa tlia-ln lip ol et,.trti fttnlS
Slid I in. a. a mi l'v naw.stt'l !ln
(ji'llii'i a tn ) r pi t "it t fr 'In li"V.
( lit till tea. In li e aflrirKi ii speech.
lie haa in. proved in I'i'lliiiiK but
His .pi li na a finlui s ami noun
It ts otwe nver ll Ibsn biinm If 1 ha
aaeml.lsgi ts sa diet ut bed ilurina; his
It two ttli. Iti ptil.lii sua tsho)
had a kiiH k dtw i iK'nr tho it ntre
f llio trow. I. MTh colored tronj
fonht hmvclv," hut were ioon hua
I'rd down un alley by omo nioddlo
omo Mwhiio trftKh,' Tho "colorod
ladies" look romtidi.'mhlo tnoro inter
est in tho fiphl than thoy did in (Jov.
Curtin'fl HfO(h, altliouh tlio ono wa
nonrly an hlatk an the other; tho
former loinf? tho mont lively a(Tir.
8cofi(tld Conrensman 8cofiold
''want" Ittnf, in the evening, in deliv
ering himself cf moro premeditated
JhUhoodii than even tho person in
fpeekH.and exceeded anything in that
line we ever heard.
Attention', Cops. Tho Democrat
of Bell, Bradford, Brady, Graham,
Knox, Lawrence and Morris should
bo especially vigilant ia seeing that
our voters in these heavy Peiuocratio
districts are at the polla. If there ara
those among you who are too poor to
pay their county tax, pay it for them,
and see that they gettheirvoto- What
wo hero say applies to all tbo other
districts in tbo county, but losses,
when they occur in those large and
populous districts, are less excusable
than in tho smaller ones.
Th Meetings. One of the grand
est features of boli meetings last
week was the presence of two Brass
Bands, one from Osceola, and the oth
er from Fhilipsburg. Ye know tbey
have the thanks of all our citizens
(especially the ladies) for their atten
dance. It is too bad that whenever
Clearfield needs a little music we most
go abroad for it. Yonng meo, why U
this ? Have you no talent or enter
prise; or are you too lazy ordin'fiid
to cultivato either
Adjolrnkd Court. We aro reques
ted to stato that an adjourned Court
will be held in this place on Saturday,
tho 81st day of October, at 10 o'clock,
ro. This will give all persons who
seek naturalization tbe opportunity
to come in and get their papers in tima
to vote at the l'rcsidential election.
Democrats should at least make as
much effort to get white men a vote
as the Radicals do to get the Digger
this privilege.
We are assured that tho firm of
Eastman & Kendall, G5 Hanover St.,
Boston, Mass., advertised in our col
umns, is trustworthy and reliable.
For 10 centa thoy send a patent pen
fountain, and a chock describing tho
article to bo Bold for tl. Their club
system of selling goods is becoming
quite popular, particularly among tha
Indies. It is worthy of a trial. Buf
falo Gitirtte.
Demoorats of Clearfield county, you
should poll 3,200 votes on Tuesday
next, and will do it if you all go to
work. Tho Ilads cannot poll 1,750 le
gal votes. Thus you bavo the oppor
tunity of giving 1 .450 majority. Go
right to work and doit. Xogrowling
or waiting on your neighbor to move
in this matter. Give the robbers h-e-l.
Geo. Knl, our bravo aud heroio
nomineo for Surveyor General, is ma
king hosts of friends wherever be
goes. Wis remarks In tbe Court
House on Monday evening of Court,
wero enthusiastically received. The
boys in blue" can vote for no braver
soldier nor more enthusiastic friend.
General F.nt. Soldiors, remem
ber the bravo General Ent, when you
go to tho polls. He is tho Democratic
candidate for Surveyor General. lie
commanded in tho Pennsylvania
deserves during the war, and is be
loved by every soldier who ever knew
him.
rnotiREssiNo. Tho telegraph line
from Tyrone to this place is being
put up rapidly, and will bo completed
as soon as the railroad, unless tha
"bosses" on that job move a little fast
er than they havo boon for the past
two months.
Democrats, some of your ''loyal''
neighbors will no doubt want to trade
ticketa with you on eleotion day, or
even have the impudenco to ask you to
vote for some of their nominees. Do
no such thing! Yoto tbo wholo De
mocratic ticket.
We learn that an additional passen
ger train will bo placod on tbo Bald
F.aglo Valley railroad by Ibo first of
November. This will bo a noat con
venience to tho traveling publio bo
tweeu Lock Haven and Tyrone.
Tut DirrKRENca. The emblems
used at the Democratic meeting last
week were "red, white and blue;"
(hose most conspicuous al tbe Disu
nion gathering were whito, oranga
and black,
Voters of Clearfield county, re collect
that if you voto for Scofield for Con
gress, you vote for negro suffrage in
Pennsylvania because ho is in favor
of that heresy.
Hamilton C. Jones, author of the
best humorous liieeo in Ihe entire
ranire of American literature, "Cousin
Sally Dillartl," died at ltowan, X. C,
recently , at the good old age ol seventy-
ono,
A Montana gallows is three rails,
set up liko a tripod, w ith a man bang
ing between like a pot.
The Order of American Mechanic
in Pennsylvania embraces one hun
dred and siily-fivs councils.
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