n Irlii.
I HE AriLHICM HOUSE,
(mi
illr, ( Ii i.iAoM rttntit, k,
r' hM If.,.". tM lf ttvl Irup
. n, 1 i in cvnt t a I f r 1 1 - n ! id
n 1 ti if ' i mrli r fi't. i f ,)rit furm-hf I
j r 1 " J II lii'hr ,,f, i ) us t tin- it
,iT)irr, ir th ti i'liiif 'uM,o to
.'. i - il JOHN J. IUU.
THE MANSION HOUSE,
( . , t . ; til f-tVi-ll.l tU-l .Vi.ullMi t.',
( I I iiii'i I I i, im.
T
r j t yr, fffn i nnrpM in d'.nt'l it
. .; i Ity tVr Ilia rtitfit liti'iicrt nf nr-m.
i: ; j'i;ni. Th I."U buil.iip lu hon
.-!. I, it:i th jif I'rlct r will ia.r no
tn ruidof till puti romf-rtnl'lft wtnle
, sMit .' bui. 1'AVID J0l(NTON,
u . tf rr.-ntor.
THE WESTERN HOTEL,
(I.KA!IFIKM. PA.
'I'ilK ul"rrthr hvin Ipbhi 1 f-.r Urtn ot
J yx irx tin well-known Motel, kept for ninny
ir;rf l.y Mr. ..milch.) and ro-liitud mni riur
n.t'.cd it (Hruuif lioul, ! n'W vei'rc'J u enfr
(a:n triivrlrn and the rutilio (oinrHily upon
ten; f n i h.iped lilc nirrpriM tu both ,-atrHn.
,ni M.Mor. Hii TAlti.K sod 11 A It will
be tui- li.-d with the bnt lb uiitrktt nflurti;
tin! u iimi ttilt bp ii'urfd on hiii part te '1U u
tn r rcutciicd and cmiffirt of hi riifnix,
JOUN lOUt..IKKTV.
nctlS I'rop'iftuP.
THE EXCHANGE HOTEL,
iutixgion, pa,
MMIH rl I MtaMiptiment bavin bon laie)
I l.r J. MOHHISON, formerly ri.rift(ir of
it, "M-irriit m Hun," bai been ihorvuifhly ron
.iTato i "ml reftirninhed, and nuiipJied with all
the tuodorn imnrorfmcntii and ruuvemwneei ne
ctwy to a firnt elite Uutl. Tns dininr room
, tii tfn rrmored to th firit flvor, and in now
i f;.i(i"Uf ind airy. Tha rhimiberi are well Ten-
!' iiiHt'd, ard the f nprieinr will eodeaTorto make
' fcii- f nti porftfctlr at h m.
i j J. M'JHIUSON, Proj.rietor.
; j. . ai.i.xcb Tim. n. mmw
I THE AMERICAN HOUSE,
' l.ulht'r. burg, t'karlit Id o.. I'a.
1 'PIIH w.II known ar.d Knp PMab!ibi-d loe,
1 ft.nne'ly kept by K. . iloore, and latterly
I L W in. f'cliwem, tr bai been leaded for a term
oj earc ly the undtrtijtuei, to which tlie aitfO
tmn ot the traveling iui-lir ia now called, arid a
liberal :i.tre of public pa Iron a g i oliritfd.
rrl., .H-lypd HIUW 4 WALLAt'K.
SUSQUEHANNA H0USE
Cm Haihvllle, riearUeld ruuuty, Ia.
fpifl (,H and well eKnMUVd Hotel, beauti
X tully lituated on the banki of tbe 8uiqim
Liiir.a, ia the borojgb of Curwen iville, hat ben
lrapd fir a term of yi-nn by tl undprMned
It baa hpn entirely refitted, atid if now un to
the fubhr irenerlly and the travfllinjr eoinmo
nlty in i srttcular. No naina will be rrtd to
rend'-r jneata eomfortattje while tarrying at tin
'!0. Ample Mabhnjr roo.u for the icioinmo-i-in
ofteauie. Ctiarfi HKiJdraU.
nA21 -tf WM. M. JKFI RIE3.
THE RAILROAD HOUSE,
MAIN ST., riJIUlVSHUKG, pAt
rpjlR undfrvizned keepi eonitantly on band
tie beet of Liquor a. II tt taln ia atwnyf
pj.li- J with the brst tbe market afford. The
avoliiig public will do well to fire him a call.
noH.Yj. KOmiKT LLOYD.
SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE,
COXKSTOVVN, DAUPHIN CO., Pa.
fpMK on-lerstcn-l tak- tMi me'boi of in
i, f'Tioinfr 'he Watprmon of CkarflcM county,
ibathp hai refltted atd re-opend the hotol for
merly kept by H. fihreiner, nt CoioMown, where
ha vill take aperial pain a U randor eatiafartion
to all who favor him with their pttrotiAg. llf
l.u bl'wn all lb rncki out of the river and
planted anubbinf nnti for bi'f a mile above hit
U.e. feblh,'71 tltlilltiK FALK.
DANIEL C'OXXEM.V,
Boot and Shoe Manufailurrr,
CLEAKKIELU, PA.
HAS loat received a fine lot of Freni h OATF
SKINS, and la now prepared to tnannfae
lure ererythinK i hia 1 i n at the lowest fU'urei.
lie will warrant bit work to be aa represented.
He raipecifally aoliiitt a call, at Ma ahop on
Market aireet, aecond df or went of the po-tofTi-e,
here be will d all in liia power to ren ici aalia
faction. Fome tut fliiier tpe on hnd.
myKVl J I A N I H L CONNELLY.
PEvtE rRn7niEi)."
THE WAE OVER IN CLEARFIELD
KXOX TOWNSHIP QUJKT.
Stiry all the Contrabands going b v h
to their old hiaftfrrx ; but one
going to old MasstichuS'tfs, where
they were loved so long and so tall.
IS conreqQence of the ahote fnetf, F. FHUT,
of the old "FSort fchoe Shop," would an
C'juDce to bla nomerons patron, and the people
of Clearfield county at large, that be haa now a
tint rate lot of jrnod material, jut received from
the Rait, and if prepared on inort notice to make
and nend Boot and hoe, at bla new th p in
Graham' row, He I aatitfled that he can please
all, (anleat it mipht be some intensely loyal at ay
t-home patriot.) He ia prepared to e low for
Cah or Country Produce. Ion't forget the
Pbn neit donr to Hbower k Graham's More,
on Market atreet, Clearfield, Pa,t and kept bj a
fellow common) called
jjl,-fl7- "SHORTY."
MVi COOT AD SHOE SHOP.
edwarcTmack.
C .tt. MAUKET k 3d Ft., CI.KARFIELD, Pa.
fpiIE proprietor hai tntered into tlia IIOnT A
L HHOK bnaines at the above stand, and
(determined not to be outdone eitbor in qual
ity or price for hia work, h penal attention
ill be paid to tVAniifaciuriitK ewed W irk. He
bar on band a larye lot of Ererjh Kip and
Calf Skirta, of the very bet quniity. The cnl
in of ClearfioM and vicinity are respectfully
Incited to ftive biw a trial, No charge fur call
nor,' fl tf
DX HOOT A SHOE SilOr.
in i m i.x ii.i.i:.
rPHR tuliiritT hiring Utly H.rt.il I nr
t lirtM nd Hhn. ,h'p in Curw.nxvi I!., r-ti
M.ii ttrrl. rppoiillfl Jrffh h. Irwin'. Urwp
tort, r.pcplftilly nonntlnr'.. tn tb public 111. t
h. Il fir.ptrfd to mna'.',tiire nil n ylrn of ltnnlr
al Short, .nil .rer.vthirifr tn bir lint, on hort
Antic H. ftln krtp. on hind pood tiorl
mnt nf riidr-ntad, work, whiih b. will .rl!
rhetp for carh or rimnlry prf'tfo.
fcxn-it i.twm ?. HOPS.
DOBBINS'
ELE''I11IC
HOOT POLISH
mui; a i.ATirci iiiNr
'plIOSl who H.rk Ibrir hooU OB S.tuHiiy
1 hiflit with ordinarT blnrkinff. don't bnvr
mv-h htns on Huod, M 111. - iiih ladtl oD :
I "I lb. ihine of
I O B R I X S' 1! I. A C K I N 0
l.nf'f Kitnrl,nj ntvl nil 1oy $tn lty!
It lliala niiy oilier lllarkiii); Madr 1
Mirjula tortil on'j hr J. B. DnM.ion. a bla Im
wti. ftoap aid Ida "ki Work, illh au.al
wl Orrmantown avfnn, l'lnld.liih!.. l'a.
r.r iai. or J. IV KIIATFR and IIAKTS
HK t IKHlN.C'icarB.ld, l'a, n.T2n-4oi
Valuable Town Properly
l-OR R ALU!
SITl ATK on !. S.mili wcfl oomi-r of ( h'rry
ao-l 1 niri ?til. M.-inc I : -I" . -f!'l ' r" '.1 lo
A I.OI. wnlj a p'"l l" "l-rv j.lank liuil.l-ttii-r.n,
I r 18 f i t. oik- re"m "n ra-li (' "r.
"iiai.lp f..r a pi.,if, or oilnr linni'o'. Alo. ihf
""l.icininn I'''T. Willi a tw't ' ilw liiiig Loom
""'jn. and aorornl nih-r I'HI'N I.'il.;.
AIo. a Jul of . II l i.rnt lU( K, and a food
""rtm.nt of HitiNKW All F, fi.h n Cnxtka,
Jit, Jsri. Fruit ( nn. otr., a: tmIiivI fnr.
I'r further infi.iu,.tii.n. iinnirr a' tV Hione-
rtpiirrjof t. I.l.ll .IM'I II,
jM flra ( lonrfii l I. I'a.
J lloil'' 1MII1 M HfllO'.
A" All prrf.it. at. l.-'rilr ti";ifir.l Hint tlirro
(tn.r.L.p ti.imj Imwoin llio ajtidt rwiarf. I mi
ba Xirehant Trn-.nn(r h'iin'-r. to t I- articM.
d lvcd I,t in-iliial ronnrTi' on thr ;ilt rlaj
t f"toti.r, A. I I"'. Thn :ii'k and amount
"II hacolln-mi l,T M A. ' rank, and tlir 'ii.inc
il rarrrd on at tli. . i.la Vi K. II.
"'rv.,,. . M. A. in :.k.
'"I? i E. B. 1.. Klt'l tiinOX.
.Vhlt.ulrtiht.t Aauilisrmrnla,
FALL GOODS,
RICKEY, SHARP & CO,
111 I lir.imil Ulrrtt,
riill.AliKI.I'IIU,
ll.ti tl.c irsi-.t romjilfl. anj
i;i(iint Slock r Tall liodds,
Hi liavt eti'r (.11- n .1.
ri'j:i;n .siiu iiii.i w0.ji rorLiNt!.
SlTI'ltl) AI.I, Wool, Do.
vki;y ltini vl.ud do.
si:ii;i:.s i,a diakkits.
MOUAIliS nnJ POTLLN ETTS.
Utlh tn i-ztrnivc ns'ortmi-nt of
Mourning Goods.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
Til C'hrttiiut Hired,
-i'"'J nil L ALP II I A'. j?.,
7 BANKERS,
No.35 South Third Street
PHILADELPHIA.
xENERaLT Agents,
v row
jz ,0F THE c5
jCcntr
1 IllL
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
ine TInxL iir iw-ivm CtrAT ti a
orpornt.o.i c .-r'- r i iv m-tial Act of LLicreaa.an
pro,..! ,:, wjt, wild m
CASH CAl'IlAL, Itl.OOO.OOO, fULL PAID.
L.iO'-raiierinaoii-TiHn A-i'iili and bollchora.wuo
IIM 1'
-I i'ti.'lui,.i.pttrai.in at onroffliw.
Wlurr
a.-i -u
v mi . t .1 our ii.n.ma Moll
' Irrui.-. a;.. I P.i:tiitil. la. fmtjr di r . t h.. Uia
II. . Kl SSI I Manager.
aur;i).ilr
628 hoop Skirts, .628
And
COK.SETS, COUSKTS.
WrvT.T. "HOPKINS,
.1o. C2S .frrA Street,
V AMI'P 4CTI RIB OF THI
Celebrated "Champiou" Hoop Skirts
FOR I.A1HKS, M1M-KS AND CHII.MtKN.
The larpcit aMortment, and beat quality and
at We in tha American Market, trery lady
lnuld try them, aa tbey recommend themielre
by wearing lontrer. retaining their shape much
be'ter, b tin if HrMcr and more elattio than oth
er warranted in every re-pert, and ld at
v.-t I.. iricea. Ai-k for Hopkin' "CUAU
PIN" SKIHT
Superi T Hand made Whale Bona Cornet In
fifteen difTcrrnt grade, ineln linf the ''rniperi
al" and Thotnpaon A Lan?don'i "ULOVK KIT
TINO" COKstTd.ranirinr in price from ft i
cent to 'j i0 together with Jnaeph Ueckel'l
celebrated FKKNUII M 0 V E N CK-KTS, upe-
rior ihapc and quality, ten dinerent grade a,
from $1 10 to i . 0. They are tbe flnent and
hot pood for the prieea, ever imported. The
1 rule aupplird wilS lleop fikirU and Corset at
the lowest rates.
Tbore viaiting tha city should not fail to call
and eiamme our joodi and price, aa we defy
ail competition. Sept. 17, lMti
Ladies' Fancy Furs.
AT
JOHNFAREIEAS'
$ rii.i p.. i.ti. i..i
a r . ti. , '
'IK r . ' I
V 1 Fur Manufactory,
(ff I No. VIS Arcb ilreoUaboTt
Till, l'liiladtlplna.
now lit store nf mv
a", can Importation and Man-
" '-''S - " ntaeturr, one of the lar(t-'t
and moat bcatililul aelections of FAN'Y FIRS,
for La iiei' and Children's wmr, in tlie city. Al
an, a tine aaaortincnt of Unite' For (llorea snd
Collar. I am enabled to uVpoie of my ooda at
very rcafonahle price, and I would therrlore o
licit a call from my trtenda of t;irarfirld county
and vicinity. Rcnumbsr tbo Name, Number and
Street.
JtlHN FARI IK.
Iio. 718 Arch it., abort 7th, south fide, Philad'a.
hare no Partner, nor connection with
any other store in Philadelphia. octl 4ra.
JOHN M. MELLOY,
a ML' pact it rir or
Flain, Japanned & Stamped Tinware
mn rKAi.Rk in
llouae KurnMiIni; Cnoda, Tin Hoofing and
Conductor Plprn.
So. 133 Market ftrort,
augf. j rniLAKKI-PIIIA.
DREXEL & CO.,
Ko. 31 Mouth Third Hlrrrf, I'lilla lrlpn
And Dealers in Government Securities.
Application y mail will rocir. prompt atten
tion, and all intorinnliun choerfully liuniclied.
(rdrnaolirilpil. aprll-tf
REIZENSTEIN BROS.,
Manuraclurara of and Wboleaal. Dralpra In
M KX AXl) ROYS' CLOTH 1X0,
1-21 !Urkcl A 410 Morrliatil Htrert,
aosTfir nin.Aii'i riiiA, r.
1808 winter. 18G8
JAMES, KENT, SANTEE & Co.,
Importers and Jobbers of Dry Goods,
Noa. 23 5.'7. 2:t ft 541 N. Third 81.,
J-1 1 1 L A 1 1. 1. 1 ' il 1 A .
arf now prrparod with onr oanal .xtrnalv.
and Wfll-..rtril rtock to offr eitra lnduo.rn.nta
to CACII Ul VKKS. nprll-lf
STEETCH, BENNETT & Co.,
(i-tioceMf.r to prt r T. Wright A Co.,
i.iron? or v nrt rR 11
MtUf.S AM) MEDICINES.
At ao.
Brandies it Wines for Medical purposes.
jol.l'BT No. (10V .Markot Ft., I'lnlad a.
BENSON, CAMPBELL &. Co.,
Kb. 17 N. Fifth Ft- and 424 Commarca,
ril.l.AWai'lIU, Pa,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
And Commission Merchants,
Ton TflR HALE or
Wool, (Itnaenir. Fnr Fkin-. Feather. T,eathr,
Ha Seed. 1'rifd Fruits, Cmrer 8eed, Roots,
leer Klina. flitter, Hceawai, Fhc-p
hkin, Kvcn, Ac. sr., Ac.
CONSHiNM KNTS SUMCITED.
Weekly Triea current forwarded on request,
June IhO
DI,UM, BI.TMNi:S8 A CATARRH
trent-l with tlte ntmat Mi'-tn by Ir. J.
I.-AAf'S, M. I'.. and Profoior of I mmw of tbe
Fre and Kar in the IMrdieal rtilepe of pennsyl
I vmiitv, '2 Trara exp' rif-ne. iform-iH of Ley bn,
! H"Hend,)'N'. i Ar-h Mel. I'hil'a. Teeli-
wpinU ean be tmn at hi ofiMo. The mMi'-al
i f-ultv are Invited to aeonmpary tlwir rwtifits,
J an he baa no secret in bit tiroft .)). Artifinal
' eyra iot-rted without atn. No charpa fir ti
aiiiinati.n. jjeH-ly.
SW AIM P At i;A. Kennedy Medicd
Dieoovery, Heimbold Hoc ho, Laker' Co a
1 Liror Otl, Jaoe't and Aver' medicine of ererj
I kind, for Ml by HARTSWIOK 1HWI29.
JUuluau. Jliutaif, tf" tr.
MKHHKM. & (IYM
tnii m
II A It l w A it i:,
Alan, Mannritrtntertof
Tin and Sheel Iron Ware.
n. a n I IK I, l, PA
LOT UK .SAMiLLS, liKIDLKS,
llarntll, Collar., etf., fur rala hj
Ml'HKKI.r, i ni'U.KU.
pALMKU'S PA TOT I' XLO Ail
ing Hajr Forki, for aal. fc
MKHHKI.L A BKII.KIt.
(JI h, PA IX t7 putty, GLASS,
Naila, etc, for aal. by
MEKRKLL i. KIOLER.
jA"ltXKSS TKIMMlXCiS fSc SIlOK
Finilinga, fur aal. bj
MEKRELIi A, niQLER.
QUXS, PISTOLS, SWOKD CANES
For aal. bl
MERKKLL t I11GLKH.
gTOVES, OP ALL SOUTS AXD
6ic.at for aal. by
MEKKEI.L'ft BKJLER.
I aox i uox T 1 1 Von 1 iuox':
For aal. bj
MEKRELL tt BIOLER.
JJ01JSE SII0KS & I10PSK SHOE
NAILfl, for aalt bj
MEKRELL A BIOLER
p ULLKY BLOCKsV ALl7 SIZES
And halt Manufaotura, for aala by
MERRELL ft IHOLER
lll IMliLE SKEIN S AN D PI I'E
BOXES, for aal. by
MEUREI.L & BIOLER.
pODPER CUTTEUS-for Balo by
MERRELL ft BIGLER.
SAWS I SAWS! SAWS I
ATTEXTION, LUMBERMEN!
.f It L t'OLl 'TIO.V M.V S.UIS!
EMERSON'S
PATENT PER FOtt An A TED
Crons-Cut, Circular and Long Saws,
(ALL 01MMINQ AVOIDEU.)
ALSO,
Emerson's Patent Adjustable Swage,
For Spreading, Sharpening, nnd Shaping tna
Troth of all Splitting Bawa.
t-Sccd for a DercrlptlTfi Circular and Pric.
Lilt. JIEI'.IIKI.L A 1110LER.
j.tid tf Otn.ral Afrnl Clearfield, l'a
The Lightning Tamer.
rMlE underiifroed are tbo sole Ajrenti In thl
l eoiintr for the "North American tlalranited
LldHTMNJ RODS." Tbee are tbe only safe
rod now in um. and art endorsed by ail the
srirniifle men in the country.
nersby notify tha cititens or tha county
that we will rut them no a better rod. and for
leas money, than Is charged by tha foreign
Barents who annnaily traveraa the county and
carry off our little cash, never to return.
KNCOUUAGE HOMB LAIiOIt.
Thosa witbioff Lishtninr Rod tree ted on
their buiitlinrt need hnt addre ua by letter, or
nail in person. W will put them np anywhere
in the county, and warrant them. Tha Rod and
tti tares can bt seen at any time by celling at
our -lore. M Kit RKLL BIULbiv.
Clearticld, June II, lfl'8 tl
G s fligalT
PEALEft IN
STOVES AM) HOLLOW- V ARE,
AND MANl'FAC'Tl'Iir.R (If
Tin, Copper & Sheet Iron
Ware,
rhlllpauurg. Centre ro.t Pa.,
THE undersigned respectfully announoti to
the publio that bt haa on band a ear,
fully-selected and well assorted stock of Stoves.
His variety consist of
7 HE CELEBHATKD IRONSIDES.
Which hart, never failed to give perfect satisfac
tion to the Most fastidious of its pure haters,
Continental, Lehigh, Farmer, Daylight. Br-ears'
Antt Dnat, Niagara, Charm, Herald, c.,
with every variety of tbt best
Pittsburg Manufacture.
W To Tin and Sheet Iron wart given with
the Mores Is made of tht heav'est and heat
material, and warranted to girt perfect Balis
faction. Jit stock of
PA It LOR AND HEATING STOVES
I larger, better and cheaper than ever before
evbibited to tha public. He defies oomptUtion
either In variety, quality ar price,
He Is ttsn prepared to furnish a complete
assortment of
Tin, Copper, Skeot-Iron, Wooden and
Willow Ware,
Wholesale or retail, manufactured ueatly and
with the sole view to servtoe, fro tht best ma
tonal in the market
PLOWS, PLOW POINTfl, POPPER, BRAS
AND IK U.N KKI JLK8.
Of every description eon'tantlj on band.
LIGHTNING HODS, -
Pnperior point, pot up on short notice. The
Point he offer to the public i the same a is
now used by the Pennsylvania Kailmed Co., on
their buildings.
ORDERS KOU SroUTIINO, ROOKINd
And other wnrk belonging to hi buaines will
be promptly filled by experitnotd and skillful
workmen.
BRAKS, C(rrER AND OLD METTLE
Taken in exchange for goods.
J?" Tie ffpecia.ly Inrllci the attention ef
Merchants wishing to purrhaae al wholesale, a
they will And It to their adrantaet to eaauine
lis stook before purchasing elsewhere.
, ft. PLKU AL
Pbilipsburg, Aug. I, jvJll7
VI IHTOH'M NOI It lTh iin.lrr-.fnfil
ap(-ointnl ! th. t'onrl to dtiitriUitl ihc arm
n in tlir hand, nf Andrew Ad'Ueman, adminta
Iratnr uf Villiara Adillfman, tr., drfaaoil. amang
thnar anlitlcd tlt.rft., will atl.nd tn the aamr at
bia otn in t'lnfutiwd, on halurdaT, Ilia flib nf
Janiary, KtfiH, Wh.ra .11 p.rf.ina ititf.twl can
.tt.nd. l.-KAKL 1 OT.
dfu22..1t:p.l Auditor.
I'M II HAMKIUTk. nnl.rairfd will
' p.T l)i. hi(!ht CAHH I'llK K for all ainilr
of FlKS and. liKKR CK1NS. (lira tnfa mil.
CliajB.lJ, Dm. II. 1. L. HnZL.IElM.
Jin o.ppih, tr.ictfiUs, iftr.
t!iio-.t7.isnwMtt
KKAJ) CAREFULLY!!
Your Best Interests De
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KKYSTOXK STOIC 1
(ECOND Bt., CLEARFIELD, P..
NEW GOODS!
Shawls! Shawlsl Shawls!
BLANKETS! BLANKETS I
Hoods I Nubias I Breakfast SLTwlsl
LADIES' FUESi
CARPETS AXD OIL CLOTHS!
Ladies' CoatsI
LADIES" AND CHILDREN'S SUOES!
.Ill Wool Mlrpt!
FRENCH AND ENGLISH MORJNOS!
Silk Fini.b VKLVK T-for aulu !
Alat.nd.r POPLINS!
All Wool PuAIDS!
KanDabaa R.rtalla.t !
Chamelfon Pnplln !
Tapp. CloLh for Wrapp.ra !
Ladtaa' Cloaking !
Walar Proof Hark and brown !
Caaaimaraa for nan and boa I
B'mnat Valr.t, Ribbona Plowen. Featb.ra !
Ladia'i .nd Childran'i ll.ta I
Wool and Cotton Da Lai or. !
Mnal'.na, FUnnali, PriuU !
C.phra, woralad and wool Varna !
Praia Trlmmlngi, Vnd.r-Clothlnn, llata, Cap.,
Uoaiarv, Uloraa, and ft oomplet. Maortmant of
all binda or NOTIONS, at Tar; nodarata prim.
XIVLIXG rV S1IOWEKS.
Cla.rU.ld, Oct.15, Utt lt (i ll
stn:Tiii. XEWI
New Store in Madera.
ML'S.snS.J. FOIiHEST & SOX
"lyOHI.I) rfupaftfnllj Inform tha nnWir thai
) thpy har. jnat op.nvd. In ilAUKKA.
Cl.rfl.ld oonnlf, P, .n .ntir. naw atook of
FALL AXD WIXTK.R (iOOt)H,
Whlcb U)7 nra prpparad lo anil at ohaap a. the
rb.apaat.
Thalr atock eonalata In part of
Dry GoimIh of tbo Pu'st Quality,
8vfh u Alpaoaar, rtatanaa. Print, Mnilina,
Caaalm.roa, PatlnaU, and Plannala,
Ticatly - Made Clothing,
Of tha bait quality, ani-h aa Coata, Panta, Vaita,
Orarooatl, Or.ralli, ftilrtr, Collari, Ao.
IJikiIh, Shoos and GaiUTS,
Alio .1 tha Tarr bait Qoallty.
A coniDlete Htot'k of GrooorioH.
In abort aTrjthin nn.ll krpt l . (oinlrT
tor.
Consumers, Look to Your Interests I
Call and riatnlna oar itook nd priori biftre
parobaalnc elfawbar..
LUMBER AND GRAIN
Of .11 kindl takoi la .irbanga far fooda.
X-Ranianibar tha placa, Madrra, Clatrlald
oonnl;, Ptnn't.
J. FORKEfl A BOS
Octobar II, UHT.tf.J
y CM PiCt If etc
.; y o y A l'j
it t: II (MA I.!
G. KUATZKK & SONS,
To the targe and el gant room, on 81XmM
STIU'llT, atljuitiing M- rrt-Il A Itint.r'i hardware
tore) where th-y will be plcaaid to sec all tlivii
Id and new customer.
Cititens of the county viiitlng CLKAKFIIMU,
and w.ahing to make purcbanf, will find It to
their advantage to diamine their stock.
flood at TAPII PRICKS cxohang J fr all
kind of COUNTRY I'HOIM CE. Jun7
AT COST! AT COST! !
NIVLING & SHOWERS
Propoaa to aall tbair antlra atook of WINTER
Draal Uoodi, ltren Trlmmingi, Sh.wli,
Ilooda, Nubia., Bn.kf.it
Bb.wla,
CLOTHS, CASS1MERES, SATIN ETTS,
Fl.nn.la,
Bianketi, L'ndanhlru and
Drnwara, Caaaimara 6birtaf Balmoral
and Hoop Skirta, Oloraa, Hoilarj, L.diea' Coata,
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S' HATS,
llati and Capi, Bonnat Vahata, Framaa, Ribooa,
Faathara, Flowera, Ac, at NET COST, to r.duoa
tbair atook for Spring. jaa7
GREAT INDUCEMENTS!
TO thoae wl.king HRKFS OOODB, fsilAWLR,
Ac, w. offortha lollowing REAL UAHUAINB,
U oloae out our Wioter atock :
SliTwls, worth $10 00 at $8 00
Shawls, worth 8 00 at 6 00
Coburg, worth 65 at 50
Fr'ch Merino, worth 1 00 at 75
Fr'ch Merino, worth 125 at 100
Empress Cloth, worth 100 at 75
Poplin Eeps, worth 1 65 at 1 35
Silk, worth 3 00 at 2 62
Silk, worth 2 50 at 212
And ail other good at greatly rrduccd figures.
Call and see.
WILLIAM LEED '& CO.,
Markot Street, ClcrO.ld, Pa.
drc.ll-.t
SEW STOCk! U STVLKSI!
FALL AND V INTER
MILLINERY GOODS,
AT
Miss SUSAN REED'S,
MARKET FT., CLEARFIELD, PA.
Having jmt raofivad all Ihrno.rltica of thr araitd)
In thn Millinerv lino, rrvjorat tha ladiea
" to call and f xanitrm tliftn.
ClMrnrld, Pa.. Nor "
EV BTOKE AM) SEW GOODS
JOS. SI I AW fc SON
Hare juat opened a
Niw Stori, on Main St., CuuRniLD, T...
Utelr oocupied by Wra. F. IRWIN.
Tbair atock conaiata of
Oaocu:ta of the bmt quality,
Queensware, Uoots and Shoos,
and every article oeeeu.rr Tor
one'i comfort.
Call and tzamine our atock before pur-
cLaaing elaiwhere. May 9, lHtiG-tf.
wh Taa am.,
a. a. THnHraotf
TEN EYCK & THOMPSON
HAVING just rcoclvod from Nc York one of
tffe largest and best solcrtcd stork of
U-K-di, w ar now roafly to offer th sums to our
old coito.nsrs, (to whom wa return thanks for
past far on.) and the oitiiens uf thsoouotj gen
erally, at
rriccs that will Render Satisfaction.
JW as a call before purchaalnit eliewher. and
thereby ears from to 20 per ronton your foods.
Our stock eonslats of a groat variety, such as
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
CI.OTIIIN'd, OltOCERIF.S, HARDWARE,
QUKEXSWARE, rMXTS, OILS,
1)111 t.H, 1IIIIIT OF A I I, klMUt,
Flib, Rail, Laatbar, Pba Finding. ROOTS and
MIOKS (faltf-rn and hoaj. raadaj in rtal Ta
rfty, and at reduced ftgnra ; T1NWAKK,
Fl.ol'H, Aa,,
TEN KYCK TIIUNP6UN.
Ilarinf ra aaiorlalfd H. R. Tkomnion with
w. In Ilia arioo trad.. I d.aira all , ronl In
drht.d to ma, by Nut. or Honk account, to oall
and irttl. the lama without drtlar.
WM. TEN EYCK.
Crw.nillla,ly, 7, IMt.tf,
Nl.W KT Willi
Cor. fti-mml Pt. anil Hill Road.
II. MITCHELL
HAH )n TrwiTod and opened, nl Hie al- r.
named t'lai-e. nn entire new itork of St M-
At I It lllXlllrswhieh he will aell I.IH t III.AI'
FOR CAMll. Ilia atook ronmU of
Dry ool roccri's,
II A UUW ARE, E EN'S W A K E,
Rnotl and Fhe, llat and Cr. Ready Made
lluthinf, lo. We alao ki , l choio.
FLOUR, COnX MEAL, I KEA,
Chop, liar on. fish, and itrUH
fVtfffa.
Tentonl derlroni nf rinreha,int o"d" at fair
rate. ar. relpeetfullr rerjiieated In (f1e him a oall.
rAri.rTed iHiuntfT ttrmlnee will he taken,
at the hirhel nrteea, tn exehanira for (nada.
thwrhfld. June lei. Jw tf
Truaara anil ahrlnmlnU lupportri ofaaery
bind .rtba llet Improremenla, fir al. al
tba Itu Sbar. ti UAltlbWllK A l.N.
mi; iiKPt nucAN.
Cl.l'.Mil'II I.I), J'A.
rnrr.MAY murmnh, jwi arv ii. ic
Terms of Sul)srri)tion,
If pal.! In a Iv-iiiiit.oi nnliin tiiria n.nriilti.f2 Of
It pm.l atl.-t tl.T.-r an I l.i lt,i ii u'-iit l 2 ;.i
Il paid aflot IS. t'lt.iiHliwi f,r rix niuiitlii... S Iti
Mr. T. II. Wll,.x. mir r,,rtlnali. il aulli.r il. ,1
lu r.f,-i,t lor im. in i p.ul i,nu iU ..il,,.,. .,.ih
of Itiliscription, aihi'itiiiii(j. j..l, nnrk. A"., in out
aUrii.n, tiKO. :i. lliinlil.AMil.il,
l. liK.r an. I I ri. l..r
Xotu'E. We Hro requested lo Male
tlmt l!uv. JIp. Archer, uihUir of the
rreshj-teriitn cotifrrrirntion, will he
nbnerit for threo weeltii. J I in nexl
regular service will ho held on Sun
day, llio 7th of Kehrunry next.
Snw Mill for Rule. Head the adver
tisement of MesNrn. lleilmitn in anoth
er column.
Mr. James Viok, the celebrated
KochoHtor Floiirit and scedtiman, ,u b
lieilies an interestinp adverliHemont
in another column. Ilia Floral Guide
for 1809, should bo uccurcd by every
lady who covets that which is fragrant
and lovely.
Commissioners' Appointments.
The County Commissioners havo made
tho following appointments for the
ensuing year :
Counsel Wm. A. Wallace
Clerk G. B. Goodlander.
Mercantile Appraisor Wm. Tucker.
Janitor Andrew Shugart.
Tiik Jail Two of tho prisoners
lodged in this rickety old castle, (one
named Smead, arrested for stealing a
sleigh, and tho other warned Kelly,
put in lor being drunk und disorder
ly,) tnudo their cscnpo ono night last
week. It is a crcat wonder that all
those confined therein uid not embrace
the opportunity. Jlore than six per
sons cannot be safely kept in it; and
when you try to keep double that
numhcr,tlie safety of ull is jeopardised.
Music vocal and instrumental
is now taught by a competent
teacher in Uio Academy of this place.
Trof. Harrison is doing all in his pow
er to ruiso the standard of instruction
in bis school. JIc deserves to bo en
couraged in bis efforts. In tho thor
ough teaching of all tho common, as
well as the higher branches, in music
and iu tho moral a'.moHphcro which
surrounds the school, his pupils have
every advantage to study the true,
the beautiful and the good.
rBOORKSKiNu. The buildings at the
railroad depot are progressing as fust
as the inclemency of tho weather will
permit. Tho passenger and freight
buildings aro lining erected on the
lower end ol tho lot, with tho view of
removing the former o Itigler Station,
(Williams' (irovo,) and tho latter to
Wullaceton, next summer, after the
permanent buildings aro eroded hero.
A regular timo-tablo bnd been agreed
upon, to commence running this woek,
but, through somo misunderstanding
among tho oflieors of the road, no regu
lar trains aro yet being run, although
passenger were regularly brought
through on Monday and Tuesday last
Col liT Mattkus. Court was called
on Monday morning, at precisely ten
o'clock tho new President Judge,
Hon. Charles A. Mayer, and Associate
Clyde on tho bench. A number of
causes on the argument list wcro dis
posed of, the returns of tho constables
from tho several boroughs and town
ships called for, and many of tho con
stables elected for tbo ensuing year
wore qualified, during the forenoon.
In tho afternoon Associdto Wilhelni
appeared and took his scat. The li-t
of jurors was then called over, and
rules grantod for delinquent wit
nesses. Hut twenty-eight of the furly
cight petit jurors answered lo their
names, and twenty grand jurors were
found to bo present. Tho Court ap
pointed Benjamin S. Roberts, of Knox
township, f'ormnn, after which his
Honor delivered an elaborate address,
defining very minutely the duties ol
grand jurors and the laws of the Com
monwealth relating to murder, man
slaughter, larceny, nsnnlt and bat
tery, Ao.
On Tuesday morning. Court was
called at nine o'clock, and at once pro
ceeded to business, synopsis of which
wo w ill givo next week.
Haiiiti al Coktivv.nfss or Consti
pation. From this tuflliition arises
many of thoailingsof mankind. In,
our every day walks of life wo hear
people complain of Xerviu ami Fn k
7fi7i,)rio, fi7iti.rii'., In'-tirit; nf
the Liver, Vilfs, Littl-tn,-t.i, JHil
iff, Loss of Appetite, (Vmi'o Eniiw,
ll'iinf 0 sleep at riijlit,ail Irotcsiiie.f
throHth the diiy. Generally tho cause
of all this train ot difliuullies can be
traced to CottivencKK or Cimstipiitimi
of tho Bowels, and a remedy for this
complaint is w hat is required f but
among tho multiplicity of cathartic
remedies bow shall they choose T Wt
all know that most cathartics, lifter
thorough action upon the bowels, leave
them in perhaps a worse constipated
stato than before tbo remedy was ta
ken. This, however, is not tho case
with liol'tieh's ItUiod Vills. Tiny act
mildly, yet most effectively, on the
liver, causing ofT tho accumulated mor
bid mntter, leaving the stomach and
bowels in a perfectly healthy and nat
ural slalo anil not constipated
Tboso afflicted in this way would
do well, after llio treatment above in
dicated, to have ItebneKs Stom.ieh
Hitter where they conhl tako a dose
after each nieul ; they would aid di
gestion and strongthen tho stomach.
For aalo by llailiiwitk A Irwin,
Clciu fielii, l'a.
Tht llsfliinl r.,lfr tnr t '"
r .. ii'fit-.
Tl.r I m.i i'T I .' ' -i . r f I t i
il.it lit-t . b:i n I' '! .' in t ei !.,.. i
ol I h. re. i til I n I, ill . "t te- I I r I I it. I
Matt s Si'iiii'"r. We iikiLo roomful
the following cxtriu Is I
t UMIMI I'OM N TO dl
Aa llio hour, nf Tuenlsy r1 'lit ave.l
away iv bit atne celt a in that tl.e tlno-
as all I ight. At tnidnight I . r. Cam
eron, who had proven himself tube a
moM able lieutenant under bis fuller,
the General, announced w ith nn i-Milt
ant oath, that he would have it all set
tied by three o'cloek a. m. lie was
only nn hour abend of time in hii
ctileiilalion, fir as the cluck t"M the
hour ol 'four, and ere tho gray of dawn
had bc 'tin to break through the gloom
of that winter tiiuht, an ixuliaut
shout went tip from the Council Cham
ber of the Wipnebagoes, which shook
tbo very ratters id the I.ochicl. The
triumph was Cull and eoinj.lete. Not
only was Scott to be mado Senator,
but tbo very last adherent of the
Curtin dynasty was to bo mercilessly
tomahawked and scalped. Gen. Irwin
was to be ousted from the Treaaurship,
ami that gay and festivo youth, Boh
Mackey, of I'lttsburg, was to take
his place. Tho Indians who were on
tho war path proved to be completely
and remorselessly cruel. Not any
enemy wns spared.
w ho R. w. JUCKF.Y is.
I!. W. Mackey, or Bob Mackey, as
be is familiarly known in 1'ittsburg.
is a young man, thirty-ono years cf
age, tho cashier of a National Bank,
a prominent fireman who runs with
tho machine, is a "bully fellow" among
tho "b'h.iys" and some among the
"g'hals." Ho is an active wire-pulling
ward politician, an cx-tnembcrof city
councils, having been elected once in
a strong Ileinocratic ward by getting
somo liemocratic girls, who folded
tickets, to substitute bis name for that
of his opponent. Ho w as a professed
Moorhead man, but amenable to the
Cameronian infiueneo.
At 11 o'clock on Tuesday night lion
Cameron asked him w hether be could
not lie a candidate liir State Treasurer,
and unite tho Allegheny members for
Scott. Bob replied if ho 'meunt a
tVjim fide and not a bogus candidate,"
ho thought ho could-unii tho thing
was done. He w as brought up in a
broker's office and is a shrewd busi
nesg man.
SCENES AMI INCiliEVTS.
The scenes and incidents about liar
rishurg on Tuesday night were rich.
Tbo lundlorils held an indignation
mooting. Hunter, of tho I.ochiel, es
timated his loss by Simon's rapid tac
tics at not lei-s than tl,;",nO; the pro
prietor of Ghost's Hall put his down
at a similar amount ; Freeman, of the
Jones House, was doing to good a
retrular business that his equilibrium
wits comparatively undisturbed, and
Bolton was perfectly complacent, re
marking that it was ",,ie 0f
funeral." There was a ten ible flultei
among the tli mi-mimde, w bo hail come
from far und near, calculating on reap
ing a rich harvest from the crowd of
strungo Radicals. They denounced
tho guy and festive Bub. Alackcy for
his shure in cut ting their profits bhort.
CiiAitiir. to a Jf nr. Think of
twelve innocent-looking gentlemen in
a box in Smith county, Texas, listen
ing with wide-opeu 'eye. to the fol
lowing cbiiigo :
"Il the jury believe in the evidence,
that tbe plaintiff and defendant were
partners in the grocery, and that the
giluintiff bought out the defendant and
gnvo bis note for the interest, ami the
defendant paid for tho nolo by deliv
ering to the plaintiff a cow, which he
warranted not hrcachy, and the war
rant was broken by ilie breiichincss
ol the cow, and he drove her back and
tendered her to the defendant, but be
refused to receive her. and the plainlifl
took her home again, and put a heavy
yoke on her to prevent her from jump
ing fences, and by means of tho yoke
she broke her net k and died ; and if
the jury further believe that the de
fendant's interest in the grocery w as
worth anything, tho plaintiffs note
was worthless, and the cow pood for
nothing cither for beef or milk, then
the jury must find out themselves bow
tliey will decide the case, for the
court, if she understands herself and
she thinks she do don't know bow
such a case could bo decided."
The verdict was "yes," and botb
parties appealed.
Tho following is snirgosted a a
good loyal Cabinet for Gen. Grant :
Secretary of Stntc E. B. Wali
Imrno, of Illinois.
Secretary of War II. I. Wash
burne, of Indium. ,
Secretary of the Navy W. B
Watdiburiio, of Massachusetts.
Secretary of tho Treasury C. C.
Washhurne, of Wisconsin.
Secretary ot the Interior C. A
Washbnrne, of Paraguay.
Attorney General Israel Wash
burne, of Maine.
Foreign Ministers and Consuls.
Other Washburnes.
Revenue oflicors The rest of the
Washburnes.
All tbe other officers The rela
tions of the wives nf the Washburnes.
Henry Clay's son, Theodore, is nn
inmate of the lunatic iisyium at Lex
ington. An editor who witnessed a
recent bull given in that institution,
save : "The most noted of the mule
i mimics nrc Theodore Clay and ' Boss"
Liler. Tho former is ot small stature.
thin, wilh gray hair and w hiskers, j
He is part ly bald, and keeps his t hecks
smoothly shaved. He seldom speaks, j
recognizing thoso who address hitn
by returning the suliito politely und
w ilh dignity. On the contrary, ' Boss"
Liter is very loquacious. He is a
portly, farmer looking man, and so
harmless that he is allowed to go and
come al bis pleasure. He is under
the delusion Ihul he owns tho asylum
and grounds."
I.M iiiNii or Mrufti.RF.Rs. Augus
ta, Ga., Jan. !' It is reported that
the murderers of Martin and his two
sisters, who were robbed, kTiled and
burned at their home in Columbia
count v, B few weeks since, w ere taken
Irotn the jail ut Appling, and lynched
A white man named Anderson I plon
and threo negroes, who composed the
party, confessed the murder ol Martin
anil his two sisters, tho stealing of
six hundred dollars in fold, ami the
subsequent burning cf too bodies in
order to cover their guilt.
A Chicago preacher hits been point
ing out "The Way to Hell." A
wicked cotemporary inhls : "Persons
desiring a complete guide to Chicago
should purthnsc the senium."
A Kent nek Inn was poisoned the
other dsy by chewing bulk which he
mistook lor slippery dm. Prentice
fays he "barked up the wrong tree."
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t I i . 1 , J ...,- ! v i-rti'ie sr.
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Hi.
i "!'
plliclice.lip,.ll 1 1 H V . i . f and 1s1l1.14
nt .ini;!ira I'ni l, slid i al ic-l pa rl ieiih.f
atti tilion l tbo lal ln I -e U 11 ii".,
kept ly cm- fanl I'avi"-, familiarly
cuiii d "DM Saul," " hit Ii it i htuaeter
ized as "iliei aveof the I'm ly thieves,"
and the suppression of wbnh l y tin)
Government was i,ecei.sriiv tf tlx)
pi'"tei lion ol viniims. It also asserted
that the proprietor hadecin d a tor lik
ill the New oi k Penitentiary ; w here
upon Jlavis oinillenced A libel suit
aguiiist the editor of the 7Vn., layinj'
h,s damages at a very heavy sum.
1 ho caso wis called for trial at St.
Culharinc on the tilh u!t , before hi
Lordship Jii.-lieo John Wilson, and
lasted four days. 'I ho difeinlunt
pleaded the trutii of his allegation
uii u juetihcutiuii, and bavii.g adrer
tiscd for witnesses, among tho num
ber who bad Caen cheated at Havis
establishment, established his plea to
tho satihi'action of too jury, w ho seem
to have become convinced that tha
Table Rock House really was a deti
of thieves. In his chargo to the jury
tho Judgo used tho following plain
language :
"Without doubt it is tho duty of
every person w ho publishes a paper
to givo full publicity to wrong doing.
It may bo that u judgo has dona
wrong, a legislator or a minister of
the Crown, and if so, it should be ex
posed for the public benefit, and so far
it is right. It is right that a repara
tion should bo mado for charges has
tily mado, and without foundation ;
but if actually theso things did occur,
and there was any cvidonco of them,
bo would bo a poor, mean, contempti
ble being, and unworthy of a connec
tion with the press, that would with
draw thetn aud aneuk. through aa
apology."
Chatles O'Bail, tho only son of
"Cornplantcr," died at bis residence,
at Cornplantcr, on the Slst ultimo, at
the advanced age of 100 years. Ho
was buried on Saturday fast. Con
trary from tbe usual custom of the
Indians be was laid out in common
cllUeun firowo. CUnrlo. was the lkiatt
of the sons of the renowned Corn
planter, and the last of the children
except one daughter, aged now be
tween 7i and luo years. The Corn
planter Indians are fust disappearing
numbering now not more than about
eighty inhabitants. Like the Indian
trilies everywhere, they w ill soon be
como extinct. Churlus O Bail knew
this. He was a man of thought ; und
he knew thut after a few years there
would be lell none to teil that any
hud lived. He was a Chief, and w itb
his death the lino of the Cornplanter
Chiclr) becomes extinct. ll'iirn n Led
ger. Chief Justice Scott, of Maryland,
decided a case involving the constitu
tionality of the law of Maryland, re
quiring traveling commercial aircuts,
selling by sample, to take out a license.
The law was alleged to be ia violation
of tho Constitution of tbo United
Stales. Judgo Scott decides that the
Constitution of the United Stales
does not give any control to Congress
over the domestic trado of the Slates,
and concludes as follows : "I am of tbe
opinion that our Slate act in question
is not. in violation of the Coi.siilulioa
of tho I'nited States, and that the pe
titioner lias no cause of complaint.
A deluded cilir.cn of PorlUm l, Muino,
becoming impressed wilh an idea that
the world is soou to be visited by
second del nro, has applied his whole
property (Sti.oiMi) to the building of
an ark of refuge. Tho bout w iil be
fifty feet lone fifteen feet wide, flat
bottomed, square stcrned, round bows,
with a bouse a little aft of amidships.
Ho is sole planner and builder, and
intends, w hen it is completed, to fur
nish it w ith necessary provisions, and
calmly await the rising of the w aters.
"It is probably true," says tho Trih
uiie, "that we eun tuny m lira go for
tho blacks of "Virginia over llio beads
of tho "Conservatives." Exactly.
Just as you did iu Arkansas and Ala
bama ; w hen tho Conservatives beat
you at tho polls, declare the thing
carried anyhow. Wo should say it
mis probable you could carry this suf
frage, or, lot that matter, anything
else that is not too hot or too heavy
to hoM. lb would'nt bo liko vou it
you didn't.
The receipts of the Gerard estate,
Philadelphia, lust year, amounted to
nearly half a million dollars.
Five thousand groceries in Phila
delphia have formed protective as
sociation. Wartcts.
Clearfield Markets.
Reported wiralr firttir Ci riMrivt e Ri.nii.irAi
I., J. IV k.HATr rt, ioilor iu I rv ti.si.i,, tiro-pt-rif,
rnvitiuiii, Ae., Market ft., fleartiol.!.
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