tiltfrrft.iiit ? allot i.
SOMCTMING NEW IN SHAW'S ROW.
IK A N K fi KlolGII TON",
MERCHANT TAILORS
MrftUI fUrreta lrrliJ, V.,
H AVI Ml .nwl iSrlr t-Mthmnt U
rh'p (low, in rf'inr tul tW fin, i tftm,
ftud btr Jw rHufmd from th ttsUti fiiii
Mill, t lt nrtiarnt cf
Clothfl, CnRsimercB, VoBtings,
Httrp, nd til fcinU of Ufimla fur men ami
buva' n-rr. nr now prrptrrd l mV up in
oHor ClTIIIMi, from tinfU iriirl t full
ait, In ltM and mo rorkrontil-k
trinntr- rpffpi. aiim niton yivna tn en(nm
rrli ud futtritf out ftr tna hd boft W
iflr jrt ttrriini lo riiinmin, and wnvaiif
;' Mli-wnoo. A lllirl ill iff or f.utH.c
Mtrooftff II swuma. i bii utm wt ourgouUt
m. a. rKMVK.
n. pridge,
MERCHANT TAILOJl,
(6toi OM door Mt of ClntHteld H jo,)
Market fttreet Clearfield, Ft.
TTEPPS on band a full atortmatt of ftcnttV
Faroitblni; flood, neb u Shirt, i,tno
nd Woolen Undsribirti, Urawtn and ftocki,
h'fck Pocket llandktrchUfi, Ulovei, IUu,
Emfcrt.lM, la graat varitt. Of Uo
tioodt b kpf tht
Best Cloths of all "Shades and Colors,"
hVb at Blark Doik.n of iba very bail maka;
Fkdct CaMiinor, In creat Tarletf . alto, Frnoh
Co t inn, Ucarer. Pilot, Chinchilla, and Prieott
TreoatiDff. All of which will ba told cheap for
Cb. and made np aooordmf lo in lattit tyl
by iorioca work man.
Also, A (tent for Clarflld oanty for I. H.
Einrsr t Co'i. oolobratvd Sawing Machine.
Nor. I, I8lft.tr. II. BRIDGE.
uruiturc.
C LEAH FIELD
FURNITURE ROOMS.
Markft Street, eat of Fourth.
JOI1 TROL'TMAX, Proprietor
THE mibsrribtr bar Icava to etll tha atUn
tion of tha e.tUen of Claarfiald and mr
rmir. line country to tha fnot that b U now
prepared to fur lib, on abort notio.
Cabinetwareof all StyleB & Patterns
Fnitfd for aithsr Parlor, Dining or Bed room.
by tha in, article, or in aeta to uit por
cbaierv ; Hurrnui, Fofn, Loungfi, Iat
rack, Tablet, Fundi. Ac, Ao.
I alao manufuolura
(HUItS 4 f ETTEKS BELOW CITY PRICES,
Ctmilitinjr of Parlor, I)1n1ni;-ronm, Cana,
Kockiug and other Chair.,
Which I propnto to warrant a&d tall ehaaper
than eaa bo pure ha ted Uwhre. JoM try ma.
JOHN TKOUTMAh.
Clearfield, Fab. J7, 1M7 tf
CHEAP FURNITURE
joiin GULicn
DESIRES to Inform bia old friend i and eni
tontftre, that havlnf anlared bit ahop and
increased bit facilltiet tor manufacturing, ba u
now preyared to make to order fuch Furniture ae
lunybo dtairedt in good atyla andatabaap ratea
for CASH. lie generally baa on band, at bia
Furniture room, a varied aaaortuent of ready
made furiiture, among wbicb are
BUREAUS AND SIDE-BOARDS,
Wardrobe and Bonk-Caaea; Centre, Sofa, Parlor,
Sreakfaat and .LHoing Eitenaion Tablet; Com
mull, French-port, Cottagenoy- Lind and other
bnlitaada; Hrfai of ail kinda, Work alanda,
Hut-racke, Waah-atandat Rocking and Arm
Cbaire ; aprlng-oeat, rane bottom, par'or, com
BobandotiiarChaira: Lookina-Ulaaaat of every
deirription on hand ; and new glaeaea for old
frnmea, whteb will bit pat In on very reaaoaahle
lermi on ahortaat notioa. Ha alao keepi on hand
or furniihee to order, Cora buak, Hair aod Cot
tyn top Maitreaaea,
Coffinh of Evert Kind
Made to order, and funeral attended with a
lltarte whenever deaired. Alao, Hnnaa Painting
done to order. Tbo enbaeriber alao maoafae
tnrea, and baa eonatanUy oa band, Clament'a
Talent Waabing Machine, tha beat oow In nae I
Tboae oning tbil machine aaver need ba with-
UUV CteU UtUltiMl U. mi fcH VlfM- Xm
Cbum, a aaperlor article. A family aalng tbii
Churn never need ba without butter t
All (be above and many other artielaa ara fur
tiibed to cuttumera cheap for Caaa or eiebanged
iir approved country produce. Cherry, Maple,
!'"p!ar, Lin wood and otuer Lumbar aaltable for
Cabinet work, taken ta txebaoga for furnita'a
aReniember the abop ia on Market atreet,
Clearfield, Pa and noarly oppoalte the "Old Jew
Btnra." JOHN UULICU.
'oTembr 24, IfloS y
gliifbsmithing.
NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP
TIIIRB BTKEET, CLEARFIELD.
rP II K tobacriber reapectfully in form bia friend
1 and the public in general, that be baa local
ted in the borouph of CLHARFIKLD, In the
hop recently ecu pled by Jaeub fihunkweiler,
where ba la now ready to perform all du'ier
t'Warie bia eoMnmera lo a workmanlike manner.
Sled i, Weigh, Hog-gie and H'agona Ironed, and
httrae-ahoeinf dona at retainable ratea. He
aepfrotfuUy aka a ebara of work from the pvhlte,
ae he Intend to give hi whl attention I tba
butmeea. THOMAS HI LEV,
March 1 , mi.
KENNARD WATERS.
New Elacksmithing Establishment.
FKt'OND ST., CLEARFIELD, Fi.
rPHK anderFlgned beg to Inform the Inhabit
1 ante of Clearfield and urroandirg neigh-I'-rbfHxi,
that Uiay bava eommeaeed buetoeaa in
the above line where, by itrtet attention to all
k entratrd U them, they hope to merit a
t hre of public patronage.
II (K -E SHOEING on tha mnit approvedJ
iiritic plea, for either fat or working horaeiff
ilorioa that interfere, eaa be entirely prevented
ALL KIND.S OF PAW MILL WORK, Eo
gin w irk and 'team Hotlera repaired. Slinera'
u.f.li nd all kindi of Htet I toola made of the beat
material and on the hortet notice. Poit-bol
a'jgur, fr board fenoing.
t-fjuAII work done by ai la warranted to give
aUtiifactlon, or no ebarge will be made.
AMOS KKNNARD.
apr9 Cm JAMKS WAlBKf.
Boggs Township Awake I
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT
THOMAS BKERS'SI!
I'VKRYIIODY trylou to al th.ra tnl, for fr
J of b.iot nrowd.d not Into tba fluid.
Ii .ot food hho.in, dona, ro to B.taa.
If oa want ,oor f)rtt ironfd ri(bl, fo to Bfaaa.
I.' rna want food Mill Irona, (to lo Baia..
U ra want our wa (f.'B Ironed In tbtbirt
i it. I, and workman. hip. ro to Bntnt.
t llatm mak.a the bet hiowp MarhlB" In the
, tut., tnddue, all hind, of IILACKHMITIIINU
S fbnp a. ran h. dona In tha anmntf for Ca.h
i Mj foil Oftoe addrau la n.arleld Bridge.
I THOMAS UKKH8.
ft..,,, Tp., D,. H, l7 tf.
j House and Lot for Sale
VJ'Tl ATF.D In the V.oronth of Clrardtld, on
i O IKr aiutb ,io of Pin. alrrt, hlwp-n Third
J Kmrih: beini atwo itory I'l.aNK HUlE.
i i' by J fwt, a kitohf. a""h.d, a food w.ll of
w.l.t, (pump on the pon h.) with frame 8TATU.F
I'i'l iiheroiithuildinic. thereon. Lot 0 fwt front
i it I'.ne .trret, and aitrndinf bwk 172 feet alontr
1 ai til., loan aller. Term, reaeonable. Inquir.
, 'I JMIX M'lO.'liKRliEIl on the premi.e.. i.r
? H,3I tf 1. II. IIAMOKR.
1 The partner. hip heretofore ending between
' ti, m. Wi.e and II. A. Wins no lrr the
f' name of FOX, WISK k Co., at New Millport.
" atlre-l br mntual eoneent on the 1.1 dy of
'"tnher, hm. 'ihe book, are left with Win. and
'ten Hue fr (K.lleelinn, and the kn.inee, will
I wfier be eTied on he thrna, John Foi hai
".drawn from the tm'. JHN F'iX,
WM. WISK,
D.A. WIB.
s'w Millport, Oel. 1-41.
i House and Lois For Sale.
'PHK ...lerelpiej ollrrato all "t prlr.te e.h
I THRKK I.OTil ,'uull. I the Tillaite of I,.-
"We. harin. ther.n erected a lar(e TWO
fI'RV FKAMIi IIOlriK, and .well of eaoellent
let, with other nr.et.ary Improeemenl.. The
I' ip.rty , a detlrable one, In rood rer.lr. and
II ba acid oa ruy Urn). For full partirnlari
i'T i"rmrwl JlifUAEL HI HEKT,
S "Tt lo U. t'Hrfirt I, Pa.
TlIK DEMOrRATIC ALMANAC for IM
X ! and 1K.II for aal. at th. Poet OnW
? ett. Mailed r a.-radde-n If
t ' "
VhlladrlphU dtrttfarmrnit.
FALL QOOD8.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
ha. Dtl ( lir.lnat dirf),
Mill Al'Kl.ritIA,
IU,r tit tr ,1 f.mij.l.tr ti
KIcKant Slock or lull Goods,
thry have rir tffi-rd.
surrnn snu mid ou rornxs.
sui'Enn all wool no.
vhhv nicn naiD DO.
SERfiKS nnJ 1UARETTS.
MOHAIRS nd POPLINKTTS.
With n .lUniire aiaortmanl of
Mourning Goods.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
72T Cheitnut Street,
"P'O P1IILALPIIIA. ir.,
bankers;?
No.35 South Third Street
PHILADELPHIA.
UENERAr Agents,
V FOR N
fi,, PENNSYLVANIA
A f M H IJ .
N NEW
or THE
Jin'' ur int.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
Ttl KATIOWAL LlM iHtPRANr, rnirFAWT I,
orrdJulT a. IMS. ,tb ' 1 1
CASH CAPITAL, ei,000,000, fTTLL PAID.
I ' IUYI1..I lo coi.ly Hoar olllr..
To.lp iucalr.l I'.liA.loii.Dpllrtilol.loaroam.
W r-, wo in 1 "Imr i t our u.u,.u lin
hTf Clirol-t ai.il rtuphlou, full. rt-iTiili,B ui.
J1aoii.st-a.a'i.1 by ,n-CMitipi-,iiiAT btiMl.
li. . t LtllK A ..
Appliefttion, for Ceutnl &od Weltern Ponnarl.
B. 8. RL'SEEI.L, MaH(r.
Uarriitiurg, Pa.
ugI9 1.1 J
628 HOOP SKIRTS, .628
AND
CORSETS, CORSETS.
WM. T. HOPKINS,
Vo. GiH .frrA Street , Phil a
MAwrrACTcann or run
Celebrated "Champion" Hoop Skirts
FOR LADIES, WIP8K8 AND CHILDtU.V.
Tba largeit aaaortment, and beat qnality and
tyla In tha American Market. Every lady
abould try them,aa tbav raoommeod thamaelvea
by wearing longer retaining their ahape nncb
ba tar, being lighter and mure elaatia than oth.
ara warranted in every reipeet, a4 aolq at
vary low rrieea. Aik for Uopkln'i MCHAM-
PIOK" HKI RT
Haperior Hand-made Whale Bona Cornel In
fifteen different grade. Including tba "Imperi
al" and Thompaoii k Langdon'e "OLOVB FIT
TING" TOHSKTS, ranging In prieaa from I
cent to 5 60 together with Jueeph Beck el' a
oalabratad FRENCH WOVEN Ci'HHETlf.aupa
rior ehapeo and quality, ten difiVrent grade,
from f 1 10 to fa 6u. Ibey ara tba finait and
boat gooda for tba prieaa, ever imported. Tba
Trade inpplied with Heop Skirt and Coreela at
tba loweat ratea.
Thoaa viaiting tba eity abonld not fall ta eall
and aiamina our gooda and price, aa we defy
.11 mmr itkmm. "P ,ftAH
Ladies' Fancy Furs.
AT
JOHNFAREIBAS'
Old Eltablilhtd
Fur Manufactory,
No. 719 Arch utiVfl, aliot,
7lb, Philairlhia,
a Hava dow in Itnr, of hit
".own Importation and Maa
r uraftturo, on of tha larcftt
and moat braotiful aolnstion, of FANC'V FL ltS,
for Ladiat' and Children', wear, In th oljr. Al
ao, ft fine aaaortmpnl of denta' Fur Ulovea and
Collar,. I an tnalilad to dlipoaa of my food, at
raj raaaonablc priooi, and 1 would therrl'ora ao
holt oall from my friendf of Clearflold eounljr
and vioiaitjr. Homember tba Sun, .Numbar and
MraeU
JOHN FARCIRA,
o. Til Arch it , (bora 7th, auuth aide, Philad'a.
?ffI tiara no Partnrr, nor connwtion with
an; oilier Mora in rbiladrlphia. (wll m.
EYRE & LANDELL,
Fourth and Arch Street., Philadelphia.
GOOD BLACK SILKS,
GOOD COLORED SILKS.
1808.
Fall Goods Opening Fancy and Staple.
I.yon. Silk Veleta, new It1. Fhawl,, new Preea
Hood., fiod tllanket,, Table l.ineni, f-hoatingl
and Shirting., Clotht and Ca.aimerca,
N. B New Good, noeired dailjr la larn. Iota
for Jobbing.
eeptl7-8t
JOHN M.
MELLOY,
i aia or
HAwnr-ri'tn or
Plain, Japanned & Stamped Tinware
d nnaLRR m
lloaa Fumlaliliig Gooda. Tin Roofing aud
Conductor Pipe.
No. 133 Market Ftreet,
ao,o.ir rniLAriELriiu.
DREXEL & CO.,
No. 34 South Third Htrcct, riillajtlpa
0,l.lfft,
And Dealers in Government Securities.
Application by mail will receive prompt atten
tion, and all Information cheerfully furni.hed.
Order, nolieitrd. apHMf
REIZENSTEIN BROS.,
Manuraewr.n of and W'Boln.le Dealer. In
MEN AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
411 Market 411) Merchant "trcet,
ao,reii riiu.AHF.i.i'iiiA, r.
18C8 winter. 1868
JAMES, KENT, SANTEE & Co.,
Importers and Jobbers of Dry Goods,
Koa MS, !'!. T-W ? 'I S- Third ft.,
rilll.yiiKI.I'IIIA.
We are now prepared with nor n.nal etlenfle.
and well a...rtrd t'rk lo offer eltra Inducement.
f. ( Arill HI VKIIS. aprll tt
STEETCH, BENNETT & Co.,
(Snef-eew-n t" iVter T. W rinbt A Co
latmatmi nr Afn nriiena
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
at.ao.
Brandies & Wines for Medical purposes.
JelS 7) No. n Market St., Thilada.
BENSON, CAMPBELL &, Co.,
No. 17 N, Fifth St. and 414 Coraarea,
rniLAi'ELriiu, p,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
And Commission Merohants,
ron run tab. or
Wool. Olneenr. For klt, F.ath.r., leather,
ar
Rim
fun Rd. Dried Fruit Clor.f Heed, Roou,
peer Sklna. Fuit.r, Bewa, Bb.ep
Fklna, tif, tt., , ..
CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED.
WMklf Prlo ewrrowi forw.rdH rqM.
4y fff? ! '"fi '
J A CHANGE .' i
J. B.GHAHAM&SONS,
MARRlr ITBriT,
CLEARFIELD, 1'a.
'piU lulorlb.ra harlui entered Int. partner
X .bip for th. parpoM f carrying an tha
kn,ln.,s of Merehandlslnf, Bow offer
A CJood
Ao4 raro opportonlty to tba nltliens of Clear-
field nnd adjoining unnntloa to tuj atom food a
at wboleaalc or rouil pricei, that will natonlih
tba nntnatrnetod. Tbelr gooda will bo ptrticu
aaieoUd to ault tbla ark at. Kverj Indv
will, tbaroforo, tall tbt nttantlon of bor
Husband
To tbla fnot.baonuaa tbla branch of our bnalnaaa
will raoaive apodal nttantlvn, nod ovarytbing
nerfl la a troll rgult(i hottveboltl arilt ml
tlmoa bo found In our a tor. Oar ttoek of IK Y
CH)1H ball not ba aurpaaaod, tllbar In qaal
Ity or price, and will tinbraea, in part, P rlnti of
very atyln, tilngbama nnd Lnwna of ovary
qnality, Moalina .of every grade, Do Lainae
adapted to tbt taateeof tba old nnd young; nnd
every nrtiele of nny kind of gooda tboy aal! la
4uarautcd
To be na rapreeented.aod wnrrnntad to give aa,t
irfnoUoa. Aa to lR HHS t-MHHwa have
n aplendod ee-wrtment of Alpaeat, black, while,
and In colore; i-noorea, 8ilka, and In abort all
tbo newoat atyloa In the market Wo dcairo tbla
faot to baeoaae known
To Every
Person nan, woman, ohlld, phyalelan, m-
ehaaio, farmer, lawyer, harbor, womaa',-rl(hU
man, or any other man ta th. aounty
Young
Or old, ri.a or poor, high or low, who will faror
na with o .all. With .ur n.w nnd .it.nalr.
took any geollen.a eaa pl.ai. th. atoat faj-
tldloaa
Tdiidy,
Hy Juit dropping la and gelling a ale. dreti
pattern, lao. Mil, kid glow.. or by doing thai
which ii better i glre her awellHll.d pane,
and ph. will find good and paying tnr Mtmant. la
.sabrolderlea, edging,, rihbobl, gloroa, boelery,
or any .tb.r honrebold narHitla.
And
la addltloa lo what w. bare alrealy enomern
t.d,w. keep all kind, of Gl.XTLKMI N'N
W EAR aaah aa Cloth a, Cai.lmerei, Batln.tta,
flata, Boota and Shoe., Ae, h.tlder,
A 'ioe
Atrorl ment of Made-up CLOTH! Nfi for Men
and Boye, manufaetarod oat of tba vary boat
raaUrUU which wa will eall for eaah or change
for eon n try prodaea at pricei which will aitonifb
both boa band nnd
lVlfo
VT. an aow largely engaged ia buying and
filing nQUARR TIMI1I.R and manurM.
tared Ll'MUER, and will glr. tbla branch of
hualn.aa (pttlal attention, and make It aa object
To Every
On. who haa Lumber t. lei I ta deal with aa.
W. ahall alto k.ep eonataatly an band a
general aiaortnent of tiHOl I.HII.W and
IIARim AHK, which wa will tell at .xeaed-
Ingly low price.. Wa alao keep a full aaaort
ment of (il'F.RMwWARK. Tbil drpartmant
will b. kept full aad complete, aal .'try
Young 5Inn
Or aaaldea wha .onUmplat.. hooaekeaplng. will
find It adrantageoul to eom. and trad, with a.
W. ara to limited, aod, fro long aiperi.ne. iu
th. builn.M, eo w.ll acquainted with th. want,
and neeeaeltlei of thia community, that w. feel
latletod II orary nan and woman
In Cl?nr.lell County
ake, It a polat t. buy their good, from i, w.
.aa pleaaa th.ea kola aa to aaallly and f rlw.
Therefore, noma along and buy your
DRY-GOODS, GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
(Uiernsvare, Hardware,
HOOTS k SHOES, HATS CArS,
Ready -Made Clothing,
Aad .r.rythlng yon need to rndor yoor.elrei
and faraillet .omforubl., from
JAS. B. GRAHAM & SON'S.,
augii tf CLEARFIELD, Ta.
N'OTICK. The formation of the partnerebip
of J. me. B. tlrahani A Hnne doeenot prerent
Ibe aetllement of tb. aol. and book aeei.nnt of
the late rwi of Hbower, A Krabam or B. W. tlra
b.m. Tboe. knowing thomeelre. Indebted lo
either ara requealed to eome forward at onoa ana
oloM their aoeoonte.
J AM 1,8 B. OFiAIIAM a SONS.
Clearflold, September
Mr.DICAL NOTirii All Ihoae knowing
themeeliea indebted to me for medicine or
Dnlioal attendant", will fleaao mil aad aetthj
without delay i olharwira th. aeoonnt. will bo
nlae.1 la tba hand, of aa officer for collection.
r i. A. MAXWKl.U M. D.
rarwinrr1l, Pa-, Ooiobar 1, ll".lr
Vittil.i.
Clearflold Counly Rank.
rpHK f Ixaiftr-H IWii flu. a a an npf,.itr
tli nrroi ' t'F f l,t rl.aHei, n M-t If, 1
AM ha efffk I f.a.l it.a anber-rth-ri. oh
will eniiftna iba a kifii .-'ii.B- at the wm
I'lae. aa ritale f'ar.pf., .rtfr Ihe Htm tutmt
t thf 'M'lra. t rinrit ttrk." 'a are re
'"n'H li far the 4"Mt el iae Kat.lt. an I mil a,
III ttot-i on (trtnand at Ibe e-nntr-r. J'm-iw
rx)rri ami lnlrtal ail ol en ui'-n-) la lell tut
a Hi(l lime. Taptr rtia"i'nted at all pr ''rit
aa bret"f..re. Our pf"""' retn.nitiliiy la
.h'.l((ir f..r aM l'iaiia reei-lved and bmlnea
Irene eted. A rt.nilndaBe of the liberal pat
ronage f th butlnee mn of th euM) t ra
tTeuully eallfid. Aa I'reaidenl, faabiet- and
ofliffr. i.f e late t'ratflld t't.antv Bank, we
require the nolo of aid llanli tt be nraeented
tot reiemM'n.
MM. T. I.KOVARD, RinH ARD K n A W ,
WM. fOHIKH, JArt H. ORAIIAM.
A. K. WR1UMT, O. L. HRKI,
WM. A. WALLAOK.
The buelneaa of the Bank will he eondnetdvl bv
Jha M. Admn., Kq.. aa Caehier. junt(,'.'A
J. D. M'Oirk. Edward Perka.
BANKINQ & COLLECTION HOUSE
McGIRK & PERKS
BiHroeaeora to Fnater, Perki, A Co.,
PMIIpHburp, Centre l oouuty. Pa.
AY
riIKH E all the Luiioeaa of a Banking Hnuie
will be trauiiacletl promptly and upon the
moat favorable term a
mart -If
County National Bank.
cLr.Aiirir.LD, pa.
THIS Hank (a now open and ready for hull
naia. Office on Kocood atreet, in the build
ing formerly occupied by Leonard, Finney A Co.
BinRcTona and orrirane.
JAS. B. O It A II AM, HIC1IAHI) FI1AW,
UM. A. WAM.ACa, WM. POKTR1,
A. K. WKIGI1I, OKU. L. 8GKU.
I). W. MOORB, JAS. T. LKiNAItD,
ju28,'n Ca.bi.r. fr.aldent
tfdutntionnl.
MISS H. S. SWAN'S
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
CLEARFIELD, PA.
Tm Pint Term, of twenty-two week,, will
oonim.nce on Monday, Auguat SI, lb68.
TEK4I8 OF TUITION.
Reading, Orthography, Writing, Object Lae
oona, Primary Arithmetic aad Primary
Urography, per half term, (of alarm
work,.) fi 00
Iliatory, Local and deacriptir. Cography
with Map Drawing, Oraoisar, Mental
and Written Arithmetic t it
Algebra and th. Science. (00
For full particular, aend for Circular.
Clearfield, Aorult t, IMS Sm.
Clearfield Academy.
Sev. P. I. HAEEIS05, A M.. Principal
THE FIRST CESSION of th. neil icho.
la.tic yearof thia Inetltutioa will comment,
on MUN DAV.th. 7th day of September, IMS.
Papila can enUr at ant lima. Thee ill ba
charned with tuition from th. time Ibey (Dial to
id. eioa. ot tne peaaloa.
Tha oourae of ro.troelion etabraeee every thing
included in a thorough, practical and acooa.
pli.bed .doeation for both eeiaa.
Tha Principal, baring had tha adrantng. of
much .tperleae. la hi. profcalon, aa.urea pa
rente and guard ana that bia enllre .billty and
anergic, will h. d.Toted to tb. moral and men
tal training of the yonth plaerd under hi, charge,
TICNMw )f ll llilltl.
Orthography, Heading, Writing, and Primary
Allth matle, per Heuion (II week.) f i 00
Oramaiar, tioograpby, Arilhmelie. and
liiitory . . . . . . 1 00
Algebra, Oeomctry, Trigonometry, Men
suration, 8urreyiag, I'biloeophy, Pby,l
ology, Chemletey, Book Keeping, Botany
and Pby.ical Geography - . $9 00
Lalla, Qreek and French, with any of th.
above Rrancbe, $1 00
WNo deduction will be mad. for abaenca.
ftVttt further particular, inoulre of
Hev. P. L. IIAHUIHON, A. M.,
Claartald, fob. t, IU tf. Principal.
0. F. Hoop,
U. I.. Heej,
J. F. Weaver,
J XOTICE.
Wm. Po
J. .lone,.
W. W. lit
Wm. pow.lL
IlctU.
HOOP, WEAVER
& CO.
CLEARFIELD
PLANING MILL
ALL RIG HTI
I'MIE propritrir-tpMtfu)ljlofofTi lhttlient
of Clearfield eonntj, that tbrj bar untlrtlr
rrfitlcd Uiii Mtahlifihment with tl. latit imprnrtNl
rmH-worliinK maehinnrr. and art onw prrjiarrl
to iwut all order In thtir Ho of baiinB.
Tliaj will g' )ieciaJ attpntiiiD to tb Uaoufao
turt of material for houaa boiUing , incb at
FLOORING, WEATHER -BOARDING,
SASH, DOOR.S, BLINDS.
Or ALL UTILES.
T alwayi hara oa hand a larjr ttork of IItT
Lt MIlFK, and will paytaab fr all clear Lombr.
On-and a-balf Inoh panal tluff prvfrrtd.
Lumber Manufactured to Order,
Or ticbanffttt. lo ault auitomar.
iBS-Ordrr aolieliad, and Lumbar furDiihcd oa
rbort Botio and oa rcanonaMa UnnR.
HOOP. W KAVEH k CO.
ClaaHlld, Not. T, lf7.
I'nlon Mills Woolen Faclory,
IMON TP., CLEAIlFlKliD CO.. PA.
rtlHK onHcrtiKrif -I having pnrrhattH an intrrfit
Y In tb I niM Milli, arf ir,art(l to card wool,
Diantifarturv and flniph Cloth, and do all hintl of
work in tbm lin on bnrt noticf, in wnrkraanlik
manner, and on iraonabl trrmt. Thrj alao
nanafartura
Flour, Feed and Lumber,
Wbicb will b told at th lot oaib rata.
Wool lnttdrd for rardinc tan h lft at tht
tor of K. Mnunp fir l. P. Kratir, ia Clsarfiild,
whrr lby will fft it and rtarn it on KKturtlay
of -h wirh. lcett n of iitqiitry addrfntrfd to ua
at Korkton P. 0. trill m"iv prompt atti-ntinn.
r. k. k j. p ah Sold,
Roebton, Jnna tA, iKfiH -1y.
C.
KRATZER &, SON,
MERCHANTS,
neLns ta
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hardware,
Cutlery, Que.newnre, Orncrl.s, rorieioas and
Khloglea,
t'lrarllril, Frnn'a.
JrdrAt tn. nld .und on Front street, aVnee
Academy. Idorlt.'nMf
Farm and Shop for Sale.
riMlK undrnisniMl ofTcra for aal bd FARM.nit
X ntn alxiiit midway brtn CIarRld and
( urwiif.iiltf,
Containinff Eighty-Five Acres,
Flfr flr I i at: itnprnvrd and in a gn 4 lUif of
t uHii-ation, v it h a (pxid ilw-llin( bnuaa and hartt
Ihrrron, toffth with fti'9 etioir bannj fruit
Irwi and ovnr 2ult rap vine, arat! nil Con
ftri. Aim.
TLo Two-Story Carpentor Shop,
fin Third rttreel. near Ihe r.ilroad depot, in I'lear
flcld borniiffh. Terms moderate and po.iwe.ion
Siren at any tine. Call in perron, nr adlrce, al
Clearfield, ra. UKolt iG TIIUI1N.
flearfield, Joly SO tf
DF.IM, BUMiNESS CATAKKII
treated with the nlmnst sueee.s hv I.r. J.
IHAAt'H, M. I)., and Pnifeeeor of l.ieeaee of the
Kre and Kar In the Medical rollere of Prnnevl
rsnia, 11 fears eiperienee, fformerlt of Levdeo.
:l,,ll.nil. no. fiu Area Ktreet, rnila. TeeM
monlals can he .een at his olhee. The mediral
fa.-iilty ara Inriled to aceoropenr their patients.
as he haa no aeeret ia his pr"f..mn. Artlncial
eyes Inserted without pain. No charie for e
amlnalion, MelS-tr.
IHTII Al IJaeB tresepeftsinf on lb. prem.
J iswl ol ttieeabttmher, reaidinf in Knol town
stun, ahoat the 1Mb of Aeptrmbw last, a UllaY
IIOHSE, ahont 14 years old. The owner or lies
era art hereby aotihed to eome forw.rd, prov.
properly, pay .harrce. aad take htm away, or b.
will b. di.priwid of a. Ik. law dlrerta.
Oct. . fcrd. rntu ViTB.
Ul e'-nprtii, f.iOifilr, f tr.
WllllniM Hrr.l .V Co..
ear ro.lffflr., laikrl wltrtt.
( I FA HKI f I.I), 1 A.
HAVINU J
".-h fi mi
-p-ii.d a ni'd ctenMe
0 "k ai.. MI I. Iiln, we
ff. r aatra itidnerraent. to r trtll tl ) MM.
her. a .plcii'lid .electni of hrr.a ilovd.,
tfilke, rl,.wlr., ti..Rhirua, Klano.ie, ll.
laoi.'. lilM-ket.. Hoop hkttte,
CoT.rl., 1 l'.lpOM'
tlliirc-fllhiie.
Trimmloa. of errr, it errlp'i..n. Z.-pbyr, Wor.tid
1 am, and oue n the ajo.t complet. a.aorinieiit. of
Ladies and Gents Furnishing Coodn,
I'nder wcar, Ilo.lerv, nbie, of all kin. I., A1n
ander'l Kid and l.rn'e relrbretil Heanili'M Kid
(llio be.t eor uiad'.l
Neektira, llnllerflie,. Collar.,
rurTe, Handkerchiefa, Lace,, Kdijltir,
Rrnlirolderie,, Ao.i aleo, a larpe a.rnrtmrut of
runn, wnn tlKAT H I'ATKNT M 1 1 r r, Ihe bcl
thing .i(.nt together with a foil Una of Unpin
good,. All of which wa offer at the
VERY LOWEST CASH PRICE I
tall and m na. No trouble to ahow gooda. Ila-
memoer tne place
Kear Poatofflcc, Market Utirct,
oot8 C1.EAHFIRI.I), PA.
E A L T. It IN
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC GOODS
at
Kt
ol
at
Konenlion
SnnaatiOD
Seiisntinn
prtnete
pricwa
iriop.
DEf.AlNK8
COIIKKHS
ALPACAS
Sensation
price.
.TtiAt reMwivml at MUSSOI'S'.
OIKHHAMS
at
at
at
at
l
at
at
l
Kenaalinn
8tn.attna
Hpnaalion
8ennutien
Senaulion
prtfee
prioo.
pticoe
pricoa
prions
CI11XT,
I'll I NTS
OI.OVES
C1IAVATS
SHAWLS
IWIXNKTS
CXU-llkKU I
MUB1.IN8
at AlOSSOlVH
Setnuiiion printu,
Hensalion priena
rieoaition prion
All to It !taJ al MOSSOrS'.
LINEN at
CRASH at
CURTAINS at
TABLECLOTHS at
KHINGK at
Hflnatttinn
Kensaliun
Sensatiuo
SeDantion
Neirsalmn
pneo.
pricne
prioeie
price.
prtoaa
nt MUSSOl'S
LACE at
HOSIERY at
RI KIM INS at
TRIMMINGS)
ol all kind., t V at
in anv ouan'ly I
Stmsalioo prim
Herniation j.rirti.
Senantion J'lice.
Konnation prioao
Aivtnvaon nana at jhukm.ii',v.
prices
j'rico,
pnoee
prico.
price.
Iric
at MOSSQIV.
7LOTIIIN(. ucb
aa Coats, l'anla.
Vents,
llnderShirla,
Klanitcl ShirU,
Rnou, Show.,
at .onaation prices
II hu and C'i,
Now for aula at MOSSOrS',
IJ ARD WA UK
aucb aa Sawn.nnil.
Korka, Knivea,
Spikes, Uingeia,
LIQUORS, auch
aa Wine, lirnn.iy,
I I n, W h iakey,
CopiMO, etc., etc.,
KRL'ITS, nuch as
Prunes, Raieina,
Kige, Fillwrta, Ac,
at aonaalioo ' price.
at MOSSS'.OP
at sansalion price.
al senaalinn price
at Massors.
at sejualinn prico.
(5 ROPERIES, ay
Flour, Hams,
Sbouldera, Sutiar,
MiilaaKoa, ()tleo,
Tea, C r a c k e ra,
Spice., Con.llc.
Alwayr at MaSSOPS'.
ni.ACKINQ
Rtll'KS
POWHER
SIIDT
I.KAI)
at
aenaatioa
en.ation
sensation
sensation
senantion
priee
j-rires
price,
prictit
prires
rict
at
at
at
tit
CATS
at
senaaltnn
Al the store of MCHAKl) MOS.'HJP.
MONSOl'
Always keep, nn hand a lull
asamtment of all kinds of (roods required
for the accommodation of Ibe puMio.
Joly I, 1T.
ko myrii i x u xkw !
New Store in Madera.
MESSRS. J. FORREST SOXi
"W'r'nrLD respectfolly Inform th. pnMIe that
they hata lost opened, la MAIlKKA.
Clearfield eounlr, ra., an .nlir. new stocs of
FALL AND WISTKIt GOODS,
Wbicb they are prepared to at cheap a tba
rbtjapiot,
Tbetr riovk eontUca In part of
Dry Good 8 of the Twt Quality,
Such aa Alpaeca, Dolanea, Printa, Mualioi,
CaeUimara, flatinft. and Flannela,
KoRly - Made Clothing,
Of the beat qoalit, anob aa Coatl, Panta, Vti,
Orercoata, Oreralta, Rblrta, Collar, Ae.
B(K)l, Shoes and Gaiters,
Alao of tb rer boat Qua It j.
A complete ptork of Groceries.
Ia abort rrjtblnj amially kept U a eon n try
tor.
Consumers, Look to Your Interests I
Call and tiatain oar ftofk and prlrra bafor
pti rebating liwbra.
U'MbEK AND GKAIK
Of all hind taken la teVanf for fofda.
jX-tr-tlwmtT tb plac, Uadera. Clearlald
eonalj, Paea'a.
J. FORREST A SON.
October 91, 1P67 If.
VI)MIMT!t TOII'H KOTIC'l-Nlee
Ii hereby gitrn, that lrtl-r of Adrainirtra
tnn on the eii of fA.Ml LL LI.M,M, dc d,
late of Knox tdiwnatiiu Clearfield eounty, I'a ,
hafinn been dult rrantd to th ntidemif ned,
all prrnon indchted to aaid ratnt will pleaee
rake liunt)ditt pavment, and thoaa baTing
elaima nr demaiide will prrornt them proper!)
autre n'Vetrd for aettlmenr wtihnat delay.
W 1 IMAM A. IU.OoM, Adm'r.
Knnt tp Oh., R Ai.
TV" ATr.IA female ennnetont to d" (trn
) rral htMit-fWurk. No rhiMren to car? or
eowe tn milk. Apply at tlni olfcoa. or addr-frfi
Hot 911, ClearSrld l'ntl Offirni. nc tf
Uarkft5.
Clearfield Markets.
Reported werkl) for the Cl.r.ANriKl.n Iterr.l.K'AS
I.T J. P. KnaTsrn, llealer In Iiry Hoods, lrn
oerte., TrovLions, de., Msrket St., Clearlleld.
Cirsnrirtn, P., Oct. 55, H.
Al'i'les. areen II On ll,,ir., dreed 0
Hrled. V l1 Hides, green f
Apple batter, Viral. 1 I, Hern. JJ(i
flutter .....toff n 8hoolrlera...l7lli IK
Hi-.ns." K2 il(.J. o Hf. 1S( Jb
Hiiokwheal I f Lard
Unckabeetllonrm, ' Men pork.fl hhl...J 00
Iteef. dried SIS "
lleef, frr.h.... OOfoi OO'ftniiil.s ISO
Hoards, M l noil t on Potatoes I 00
I 'orn. shelled I Ml Pearhee. dried, 1.
Corn, ear auo ''! I'laain, y bbl.... 00
Com meal. l .aok. I till lire. 1 W
Chop. V cwta 4 I'O Her. V lb
Clovereeed lis On Halt, aeai-h it"
Chaise 24 Htiin.les. 1H in., M, 00
Chorriea, Ih. !Wd S! Slnoslee, 2S in 10"
Cbirkma. drsd. Ih. 0 Timothy aeed t 00
Fits J Islli.w
I laiaoed 1 00 It beet-
Flour .... II I'O (alt OOiWool
Bbt U OfliS.ll OS Tood, y enrd ,..
lb
1 to
4i
4 Of)
CAfIMKRES at Snaalion
RATTINETS at Ssnaotion
IWKKD.S at Sonaalton
.WANS at Sensation
VhNTlNfJS at Ken.atioo
S111UTINOS at Sonaation
Tin; nr.rriiutwN.
I. hAKHH.lt, I ,
nun hii Mi'iiMiii. hi Tnttm ?. i c
Terms of Sil)S(fi'tinn,
If paid in a-lt .ti-.. i e iii,; tl ... ii,. ,,i,a ... no
II p. i, I li. r II, r. I I , .. n .- .... I Ml
II pHi,l nil. I Hie e.p H,il i.u "f .it ox.i, lb. ... II HQ
Sir. T. II IVii.n-, our f'lt.m.n, ll autboii.i.l
l rv. i, for m'-n. v pmd nit,. Ibe (.11, c on a' ount
f ut.iij li-n, a Ii 'I. i f. J' I- ei.tii. A , in our
ib. e. OKU. :t finii.A M'KK,
h'lilur ami riirlrl.,r
I'lil.K lUlnlNtl. Wo ft I'O l('itlcnlrd
to alitlu lluit tlio Dt niotrnln of llru'ly
towiinliip irot)oi.o tt Miino n pilo al
New Siilt'in, on Thuratlay, llio L'Olli of
Octolier, at 2 o'clock, p. ra. At luast
two Hic(t kern will be prusont to ndilioon
tlto nieotitifr.
Litkiiaky Knthiitainmknt. Hy ro
qticHt of a number of our citizens, I'rof.
Sliopmukur,o( I'liilnilolpliin, Iiqh ajrruutl
lo give a public reiidinf;, in tbe Court
House, on Thursday evening, October
29tb. We pretlict for bim n crowded
Iiouho, ua lie in one of the bent Kloeu
lioniHts in tbo Slato. All fjhould gu
and betir him. AilinisBiciii, 25 cetils.
Institutic. Krom present indiea
tifinn tb. County Iimtitutu, lo etitn
menco at Curwcnsville, on tbo 20lb,
will be much the lurgnst ever held in
tbo county. Every toucher and friend
of education should he in attendance,
us mi doubt much valuable informa
tion cull bo obtained. See tbe Super
intendent' cali elsewhere.
Olu County 1-Aia. Our Annual
Agricultural I'uir opened on Tuesday,
tbo 18th, nnd cloned on Friday even
ing. It was a complete success in
numbers and the variety of articles
and stock on exhibition on Thursday
afternoon, and there were more people
on tbo ground on Friday than on any
former occasion. Everybody seemed
lo bo pleased villi themselves and
their neighbors
A Band in Puospect. We arc
pleawd to learn tbut proper steps are
being taken by our citizens to organ
ize, a Hrass Bund in our borough.
Wo have tbo numbers, musical talent
and money in our midst to get tip ono
of tbo beat Bund in the Stato. We
lack nothing except a little energy
and snap in those who expect to toot
tbo horns. Nono succeed so well as
those who help themselves.
An Omnibus in Town. Every day
brings us nearer the borders of civili
zation. The railroad will be comple
ted by tbe first of December, and Ihe
telegraph by the first of March next;
while, through tho enterprise of Mr.
Johnson, of tho JIansion House, our
peoplo are being treated to a ride in a
regular city omnibus, which bo has
secured to run botween tbo depot anj
tho hotel us soon as the "iron horse '
outers the borough. Tho "bus," w hicb
ran from tho diamond to th Fair
ground last week, engaged tho atten
tion of tho young folks qtnto as much
as anything al tbe Fuir. To many it
was tbe first sight at a wagon that
never gets filled w ith jiassengers.
Grand Tahleav. If there were any ;
persons in this community stupid
enough to suppose that the Ilemocrats
of Cleai Geld were "a band of traitors,"
or that the party was dead, we imagine
they discovered their mislako, if they
were present and beard and saw w bat
transpired in the Court room on Sat
urday night. The room "run crowded
to witness the presentation of a mag
nificent silk Flag, on tho part of the
Democratic ladies, to the Seymour
A liluir Club of this borough. Tho
arrangements were magnificent. Tho
st:go was occupied by a choir nnd
forty young ladies arruyed in while.
Thirty -seven of whom bore ultornule-
ly scarls cf "rotl white and blue," w ilh
the ntinin of a Slate upon each. The
other three were properly arrayed,
and represented, respectively, Justice,
tho (ioddoss of Liberty, and Tcaco.
The former held in her Lands a sword
ami a pujr of scales, w hilo the Goddess j
ol Liberty elevated splendid silk I
Flag, and tho latter hugged tbo horn
of plenty, w ell filled with the fruits ol j
tho field. The sight was grand, and
caused many "loil" persons present to j
stop nnd soliloipiiso whether a L nion
of all the Stales w as not preferable to j
tho ragged and defiled thing wo now
havo. Ex Gov. lligler, on behalf of
the ladies, in an appropriate manner,
presented tbe banner to the Club, nnd
Col. Waller lUrrett was deputed Ly
the Club to receive the emblem of our
nationality. Tho Flag was delivered
to Col. l:tvrctt, by the Goddess of
Liberty, in a style and manner which
"Virtue, Liberty and Independence"
alore can assume. The Colonel then
addressed the assemblage in an clo
(inent mnnnerj pledging the Club,
and all others w ho would enlist under
"this old Ilctnooralic banner," to con
tinue their labors to. llio end that the
"sta;- and stripes" should soon again
wave over the land of the free and the
home ortbc brnvo. Ho then delivered
tho banner into tho bunds oC J. IV
Wulters, Esq , who, upon receiving it,
pledged bis efforts and tboso of the
Club, to labor until it should wave
over thirty-soven, or more, free, inde
pendent and sovereign States. Jur
ir.ir tho proceedings, tho choir sang in
a grand atyln the "Star Spangled Hnn
nor" and other national ail's. Tbe
proceedings closod about half -past 0
o'clock, and wo saw mora pleased
countenances emerge from the Court
House door, than we ever did before.
The Flag is a magnificent ono, made
of heavy silk, and cost ono hundred
dollars. Tho I'emorrary aro mainly
indebted to Mrs. J. tt. Wallers, Mrs.
Fautaiid Miss Mary Walters, through
whoso untiring r.enl and energy the
plan was conceived and successfully
"arris 1 "it,
I i n lit 1 1 ni i. i 1 In ifi . ot l ot
Hi. In I1. ttuM It ni.'S l"t" I i . ti l. ni lii,
nnd u,,i,.li l,nt"iil la eiir-i'ti'l n,
Id I', in.,, ruin pbitt lis. ii., I., i n ile
b ii, ,1 IVttnd and rm i npt ,., bntr
bee ii ' ro liei rei t be -1', nnd when
llii'ie on I it not tit, llinols lint.. In en
mi, lc, and botn'.'t v.ili tu It i, hi, tu d
avinv li'otn the puis. .Nattnalircl
eiliretis lints biin (lit enti'tii"! with
arteel and iiepriaonnx'iit , il thry rf.irtrf
to exercise tiieir rignls aa American
freemen, and Ihus Intimidated, they
have been deprived of their voles. In
somo cases the election olllcers have
luhrn iios-oKsinn ol their papers, and
refused eill er to give them tip, or lo
give tbo elector his vole, lnonecaso,
in the city of I'hiludi Inliia. the
Jud'O who had granted the paper
the Clnel Juslico ol tho Slate, at the
poll whore bo himself was voting, was
sworn to Urn genuineness of the paper,
ve.t tbo vote was rejected, tha oath ta
ken for nothing, and tho paper pro
nounced null and void. Again, in the
saino city, wbolo precincts were count
ed out by tho Convention of Kettirn
Judges, who passed upon tbo (juulili
caiiuns of tho eloutors, contrary lo
law und against juslico and right, and
thus deprived about one thousand
bona fide voters of their rights of citi
zenship I
Il is a woll known fact that several
thousand voles were imported to our
State lor the puipose of carrying cer
tain Congressional Uialricui and to
dol'uat our Hiato ticket. Look at tho
voto ol .Philadelphia. In 1SG7 the
Democrats polled 62,075 votes ; in
IKON they poll CU,H08 voles a gain of
8,733 votes, or 15 per cent, of the
wbolo. In 1807 tbe llepublicans
polled 40,587 votes; in lbtiSS they poll
00,(133 voles a gain of 11,040 voids,
or 2U per cent, of tho whole. These
liiCts show conclusively thut this in
creased vote is not tits result of a nat
ural increase. If it was, the greater
per conlago should be in iavor ot the
party that was in tho majority last
year ; for it will be scon from the facts
belbre slated, that we increased our
voto hence the Kepublican gain, wag
not from our party, but their gain
wus imported from Xew York city,
liultimore and elsewhere. The figures
already given show the vole in Phila
delphia to be 4,522 more Ihan wus ever
polled ia the city of Xew York 1 Who
w ill pretend to say Ibis wus not an
imported vole, or that Philadelphia
has more voters than New York f Is
it any wonder, then, in view of tbe
number of legal Llemocratio voters
they deprived of their votes tli6 num.
ber of illratil Jtenttblican voters thev
permitted to vole and the hundreds
imported to vole the Kepublican tick
et I say is it any wonder tbe result
is against us f
The Iiuinocratic party has fought a
noblo battle, they have steadily in
created their voto in tbo Slate, and it
was only the most gigantic frauds
practiced upon them by tbe republi
can party that prevented them
from being successful. The largo
number of illegal voters brought from
other Stales into our own, to vote tbe
liepubhcBii ticket, will return at tbe
next election to vota where they be
long, in order to save their own States
and local ofhecrs. 1 say, therefore,
we are not defcuted, and if we poll tha
voto in November that we did on the
13t b of October, the State wjll go for
Seymour and Dlair by 1U,U0U majority.
Tbe pcolU aro with us a fair vote
will give us tbo Slato. Coins up,
then, tellow-Iiemocrals, to tbe work
in November. Let nothing discour
age you. Kally once more for a final
charge. The cuemy has exhausted
his strength. Let us make one more
Herculean effort and tho victory is
ccitaiu.
Mi.ijicai. Nonce. Tbe Clearfield
County Medical Society will meet at
tho arbitration room, in tbo Court
House, on Friday, Nov Oth, at two
o'clock, p. in.
D. A. FETZER, Tres't.
J. O. Uartswick, Seo'y.
C'oi KTs. Our readors will bear in
mind that an Adjourned Court will be
held in Clearfield, on Saturday, the
Slst of October. Aliens desiring nat
uralization should attend, ami thoroby
become citizens in time to vote al the
Presidential election, which comes off
on Tuesday, tho 3d of November. A
term of one week will commeuce on
Monday, tho ltilh flf November.
Thk Fair, lust week, sonously in
terrupted tbe exorcises at the .AiMtic
tny, but the scholars have now all re
turned to their accustomed duties, and
this cxtellent institution of learning
goes on prospering and to prosper
Any information concerning the school
can bo had by addressing the Princi
pal, Rev. P. L. Harrison, who always
ileitis iairlt with both pupils and
patrons.
Jt sTirrs F.i.tCT. Those persons elec
ted to tbo ofilce of Justice of the
Peace, at the late election, w ill please
bear in mind that they must inform
tho Prothonntury'ih writing, within
thitiy days from tho day of election,
thai they dosire to lifX their commis
sions. Those failing to thus notify
him will not have their names forward
ed to the Secretary of the Common
wealth, and therefore no commission
will be issued.
ItoHoi iiil Eli'ction The following
is n correct list of tbe candidate and
votes polled for officers of this borough
on tho 1 'th :
llrmoerat., at aur.s. Ttepnhlicans.
Jaroee II. Uraham.. 1 John 1). llart.wiek.
Teas rut sell..
II. W. Smith lot 1 l.c.ra-c W. Rheem...ll2
James L. Uary 1..3 Ji.lm M tiaua-hrv....lol
jeooe or M.n-ri'te
J. C. tVliil. l.ill I.,l W illiru K. Brown.100
!M.rL TOR..
l'aniel Conn-lly 14 T. II. Murray.. St
rnn.T.ii r..
pavid Ilni k I. 4 Jbn Lyll ..100
MU.S foXSTAM S.
Henry tU'.lii.g 1M Ure-fr W. Orr
H B.mi. iiae.T.i..
Prani.ir Short I...1 I ll'.herl Thompson
Juiin Mot li llan I.4 II. I. Nautle
llrorjre L. Reed Thomas It. bins...
nrcnsrRHS or comb.
.Noic. T. Leonard... I. , K. b. 1 e.i lor
..in
..Ull
9V
ll'O
ion
William C. I.,ev....l.. Jom.h Murl,
A rlurnn.
Will, em S.LraJ!, r..lM Joaoph g. Pbowra..lO
Dnn. Corbel t bet ho coulJ jump
front tht bridge, over the Susquehuiina,
al Towaiiua, Pu , forty-six feet, to the
water bcloa'. He made tho leap, but
struck the water on bis stomach, sunk,
and w as seen no mors.
The vole of New York city next
month will be nearly one hundred and
litty thousand, and that of Urooklyu
sixty thousand.
t''nstt ft f im.irf,.
at i ha I nt mi t ' I 1 in t a it ,i
iitni
tn (lie est Ii" h ti d' i I' u t
il t ,il, lie n' '. l r. e. It i ' I Bid ' 1 .'!
, I Ihe pi ,, lc . I lie I i, Hi I -ii, .
list e tn "II t ni l" i I t ii vi , :,' , r il l.
incite and t u r, mi l tn bc-ailcr H ,l
lloiii i v r 1,1'1,'ie, and tl.ettiiila ol Ilia
t at III have been (tnlhcted If to tl.S
grmiary nnd tbt lorli"tie In mnrvnl.
ous aliiiti'lsnee. Our highways hsrs
been lengthenS'l, and new a nil tT- elilio
ii xioin liave lieen oft upied Wears
permitted to hops that long prolrao.
ted political and seel ional dissensions
aro, at no distant dny, to (iv piacs
to returning harmony and fraternal
alfcclion tbroiicbout lbs iipublic.
Many foreign States have sutured in.
to liberal agreements with us, whils
nations, which aro far off, and which
heretofore have boen unsocial and l
cluaive, have becoms onr Wends.'
The annual porlod of rest, which ws
have reached in health and tranquili
ty, and which is crowned wilh so
many blessings, is, by universal con
sent, a convenient and suitable one
for cultivating personal piety and
practising public devotion. I there,
tbre recommend that THURSDAY,
tho TWENTY-SIXTH DAY OF "NO
VEMBER next, be set apart and ob
served by till tbo people of tho Unitod
States as a day lor publio praise,
thanksgiving and prayer to the Al
miirhtv Creator and Divino Ruler of
the Universe, by whose ever watchful,
merciful una graotuus ijruviiltJiiuo
alone, States and nations, no loss than
families and individual men, do live;
and niovo and have their being.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto
set my band and caused the seal of
tho Culled Males to ho amxeu.
Done at the City of Washington this
twelfth day ot October, in tbe year
of our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and sixty-oifcht, and of tbe In
dependence of tbo United Slates,
tbe ninety-third.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President :
Wm. 11. bewARD.becretary ol btats.
County Mnnlilute.
Tho teachers and friends of educa
tion are respeclfufly invited to attend
the .teachers institute, to be held al
Curwensville, commencing on Mon
day, October 2Glb, at 1 o'clock, p. m ,
and continuing uutU Saturday, at 10
o'clock, a. m. Teachers are requested
to make all necessary arrangements
to be in attendance during the whole.
time of the Institute. Among tha
prominent persons, from abroad, wha
have promised to be bers and partici
pate in tbo exercises, are Protestors
J. 8. Ermentrout, Co. Superintendent
ol Berks, and Principal ol State N ore
ma) School, at HuUtown ; J. .Shoe
maker, Elocutionist, of Fhilodolpbiu
I. S. Geist, of Marietta, and S. W.
Smith, Co. Superintendent of Jeffer
son ; also a number of the leading
educational men of tbe county will ba
present and take an active part. A
spelling match will erne off on Friday
afternoon. Tbo words will be selected
by a committee appointed for that
purpose. Only two prices will bs
given to tbe two spelling tbe great
est number of words. Teachers will
bring wilh them their Fifth Readers,
as Prof Shoemaker will give twoclass
drills in Elocution each day. Friday,
the 30ih, wo earnestly request Direct
ors to attend, as questions pertaining
to tbeir lulcrest will be discussed.
Let all be present to participate in the
discussions. Let no teacher bs absent
lor any trivial cause, but let all corns
teachers, directors, and all friends
of educslion who desire a more rapid
diffusion of popular know-lodge. Wa
feel safe in saving it will be lbs most
intrretting ani profitable Institute ever
held in the northern part of the Slato,
and we hope to bo able to report to
the School Department at least 153
present.
Special examination will be held as
follows: At Williamsgrove, October
24th, and at Curwcnsville, October
31st. GEO. W. SNYDER,
Co. Superintendent.
Most BitU-rs of the present d:iy that
are loudly puffed through the news
papers as having great tonic and
curative properties aro vile compounds
and base impositions, containing no
medicinal virtues whatever, and aro
really very poor whisky beverages;
ai.d, instead of acting as a stimulant
and tonic, have a tendency to weaken
the stomach by entirely destroying
the coaling. The public should there
fore be very cautious, and purchase
none but liobaiki Stomach Bitten,
which have stood the teat as a reme
dial agent for many years, and ara
really as their name indicates, a
stomach bitten, and nof a beverage.
They combine tha properties of tha
best tonic and stimulant a gentle
laxative, an efficient anti-bilious agent
and tho best stomachic known to tbe
world, and, when taken in conjunc
tion with Hob'irk't Bhod Pills, are tho
safest and surest preventive against
(ill bilious derangements, thorouirrfly
regulating the whole system and giving
lone to the digestive organs.
They aie highly recommended as
an invigorating tonic lo mothers wbila
nursing, increasing the flow of milk,
und for convalescents, to restore the
prostration w hich always follows long
conlinucd sickness, they ara unsur
passed. No household should consider
themselves safe from the ordinary
uialutlius without tbeso invaluable
medicines. They can be obtuinud of
any druggitt.
So it a Carolina In a recent con
versation with somo of tbe lending
reen of South Carolina we wereplcasod
to find that they were perfectly confi
dent of theiraliility to carry that State
tor Seymour and Blair. Tho gentle
men to a bom w o refer Intro made a
pretty thorough canvass ol the St ate
have tiiatlo close nnd thorough esti
mates of their strength in the several
districts, and their figures foot tip a
handsome majority for (.he Democra
cy. The people are thoroughly aroused
and every man isl work. All through
the upper districts the whites are a
unit, und tho coloreT people are com
ing over to tho Democracy by hun
dreds and thousands. Tbe Glut k men
have discovered the true character of
the carpet-baggers mid scalawags, and
as their treat lcries and villainies are
daily ex posed by tho true men of tha
State, they arc renouncing their aflilia
tion with them, and flocking to tha
cause und the party of their old mas
ters and friends. A ujusta Si ntinel.
The leaf ci tho pt Into is said to ba
a perfect su'tsiiime f,r tobacco. a
soon shall have cigars of "Mercer fill
ed" and "Pinkeye wrapper "
President Johnson bus authorised a
denial ol the report that an atl-mnt
was made recently to assassinate hint.
Wonderful transformation ben
young man turns into a heat saloon.