iU.tt'l'J.
TnAMEniCAN HCUSE,
I tit w tii lllr, r :r Tli 1 rm.M). I'.
flVU. wi i "" " T t f .,lf..(..ig
I r. ..,.). I. .f. (1-riM-rlr hepi ? ftiHt
,.n l!" t j 1 - in a - t Mri p iti n .( i,e
loc. "' t lm rd it cly in ft' let i rp (iinhH
i(t j- l r in 'I''' 'I H" 'in .f. ai U mi It
, i- ' ""I I" r- l'r. I r lh It - .ltn pwlhc tu
t t't' ii lv,j 'k' emn .", ii im ttt.it,
rftr r.'lH tf JOHN J. Hfc .
THE MANSION HOUSE,
, ui in r fl N'c''ivi iii.l M it l;t-t irtitti,
( 1 1: iurii i.it, ia.
plltilJ u! r-iuitu'jJu.iit tluifl his, (txrlns
l.tmer cati-iii l-r llio nierttnmotjt of llruri-
rn an nutu. The builiin has born
r(.iiotti'ii, end the pniprirtur mi.l ptre no
iiM U rtiuer bis fcUM r.m,irin'.e while
iia)if -WAX 1U JOHNSTON,
awvi tf Proprietor.
THE'WESTERN HOTEL,
CLKAUFIELp. PA.
rpHB suWribef har.nff leased for a Una of
tear this well. known Hotel, (kept for many
yviTi by Mr. Lanfch,) an j re-fltted and refur
nithed U throughout, it now prepared to en Or
uin travelers and tbt public jrsnerslljr upon
tirmi it It hoped alike eereeable to both patren
ni proprietor. Hie TAHI.K and WAR will
be iit) lid with the best the n.arket affords;
and a" p'na iH be spared on hid part to add to
d eonvotiienie and eomf.irt of hit rtifotn.
JOHN DOUtUIKItTY.
ortlft Proprietor.
THE EXCHANGE "HOTEL,
IM YHG1UN, PA.
rilHIit rid eMablifhraent oaring been leased
he J. M'rHIUSOV. formerly proprietor of
in "Mormon Hctuie," has been thoroughly ren
tiriied ini refurrmhed. and supplied with all
the modern improTemenU and ruDveniences e
tmary to a firm clit Hotel. Tne dining room
hai tern removed to the firnt flnor, and ia bow
ttcinu and airy. The chambers are well ven
tilated. a-d the proprietor will endraror to make
fcif fueti perfectly at hf me.
H J. MOHKTRON, Proprietor.
3. K. WALLACE...
..Tttua. a. en aw.
THE AMERICAN HOUSE,
I.iitheirburg, Clearfield Co,, Pa.
rPHIS well known and Innjt eMab!ihed Hotel,
X formerly kept by H. V . .Moore, and latteily
Ly Win. fcchwem, sr,t has been lentod for a term
of yeare by the undimipnej, to which the at.cn -ti.'D
oi the trorelinr pul.Uc ii now oalk-d, and a
liberal elmre "f public patronage it aulictted.
aprlfl.'liHjy-pd MIA ft" A WALL A OK.
SUSQUEHANNA HOTseT
I'umtMiRYllle, Clearfield couuty. Pa.
rpiIH old and well efltabliahed Hotel, beautL
J. tally tituated on the baake of the 8uequ.
I.Huna, in the buroagh of Curwca -Tille, bat been
lei led for a term of yrari by the undersigned
It hai heeo entirely refitted, and ie now open to
the public generilly and tbt travelling commu
nity In particular. No ptiitu will be npnrtd to
render ueiti comfortable while tarryinf at tbii
Vue. Ample Subling roujj for the acoommo
joa oftoiiuu. Charcot moderate.
otr21 tf WM. M. JKFFRIES.
THE RAILROAD HOUSE
main st., ruiLirsiiuno, TA.
fPIIE ander1f:nod kcpg eunatantij od band
,PPHcd with thi h,.t to. market .ford.. Th. i
vcliniE public will do well to jtit. him a "alL
ivt1 1
LOT
tii.
ItOllliRT LLOYIJ.
"
SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE,
COXESTOWX, DAUPIIIXCO., T.
TIIE ondernprifd Ukn tlili n.thod or In- .r.-warraot.d in ..rjr reiperl. aad ...Id at
f irming It.. Wat.rin.il of Cl.ar6.ld county, j vrry low trir.a. Ark for lloi kin'i "C1U.M
tLtth. hat refitted aid r.-np.nid Ih. hotol Tor- I'lOS" t-klHI
mrrlj k. pt bj K. Shrcincr, at Coie.town, wb.r. uperi..r ilandmad. Wbal.-Bno. Corncta ill
k .ill tak. ipirhl ainl to rendir .ati.faction arifi.0 diffirrnt iad.i. Including Ih. -linpiTi-to
all who faror him wilh their patronaj.. 11. ! r at.d Thompaon A Lamrdon,i "QLOVK FIT
bu blown all th. rock, out of th. ritrr and ! TI.NU ' COKSKTS. raniinn in prica. from III
r anted .nubbinir port, for half a mil. abor. hi. ' .and to tb it tncrtb.r with Jo.ei.h Urrltol l
l.ro. (f.bl8,'7
UtOIUiK FALK.
Hoots aud Show.
DANIEL CONNELLY,
Boot nnd Shoe Manufacturer,
CLEARFIELD, I'A.
HASjuiit rec.lr.d a (In. lot of Frrarb CALF
SKlNrl. and i. bow prepared to minnl.o.
lure ..erTlhinfr in bit line at tl.. low.st figurei.
He will warrant bil work to b. aa repr.fentoa.
Ill re.'pei-liulljr iiilleiu a ea.lt. at hii ibop on
Market itreet, eerond dcor weit of the potu(&eal
where he will do all in hi. power to render latii.
fiction. Some Br.e Gailcr t..p on b.ind.
mjS.'eT j 1IA.N1I.L CONNELLY.
FEACE PIMLAIMED.
THE WAH OVErTh CLEAEFIELD.
KXOX TOWNSHIP QUIET.
Xenrly oil the Contrabands going back
to their old masters j but 'nary one
going to old Massachusetts, uhere
they were loved so long and so well.
IN eomequenoe of the a bore facte , F. 6II0RT,
of the old "Sburt hho bop," would an
bounce to hie oumoroue patroni, and the paoplt
vf Clt-arfleld eounty at largo, that he baa now a
ret rate lot of food material, jmt received front
the Ehiat.end it prepared on tinrt notice lo make
nd mend IlouU and Shoee, at bii new ehup is
Orahitn'i row. He in fatixGed thnt he ran pl-ae
lil, fan I eel it mljht be tome intensely lnyal itay
et botue patriot!.) He t prepnrtd to veil low for
Capo or Country Produeo. Don't forpet the
Shr.p nnt dour to IShowore A tiraham'a itore,
ua Market 'trout, Clearbeld I'a,f and kept by a
ff'.liiw eoioaiuDiy called
J)2,'fir.y "SHOnTV."
XEff mm A SHOE SHOP.
edwarlTmack.
r..n. M A It K i:T A !t Stu., CliKAKFlKliP, Ta.
rPHK propriBtor hae entered Into the HOnr
I HIMiK bunlnen at the ahure etand, and
ii dMrrmtne d ant to be ooldone eltber la quaU
i'T or prire for hie work, Hpecial attention
ill be paid to mnnufiirturinc 5wed work. He
hf on haiid a lerpe lot of Erench Kip and
Calf Hkine, of the Tery beet qnalily. The f hi
tent of Clearfield and vicinity are repict(iilly
invited to (fire bin a trial. No charge for ralle
O'.rO,' A tf
BOOT AD SHOE SHOP,
fPilE luWcriber batinf lately etartrd anew
I lioot atid Khoe thp Id Curwentvij'e, oa
Haia ttreet. oppneite Jofei k K. Irwin't lrue
Here, repeeilully anaoupnoe to the fmbiie that I
r it prepared io mauo'ecture all ttvlesof bootj
-tut alii, acd everything io his line, on bort
naice. He aUo krepf tm hand a rood atort
iiiettt it i-M ly made work, wbieti fee vill sell
tt-ep fr eaab or "notr pro luce.
ortir-tf IMS LEWIS ?. HOKft.
DOBBINS
ELECTRIC
II O T ! O Ii I S II
MAkl A I.AiTIN(; K1IIM,
'PHUSE wbo 1.1.. k tb'lr koi.ta on Salur.l .t
1 nlzlit with ordinary b.ackinjr, don't bar.
nnrh rein, .a huoda;, al tbe ifulub fa del oil ;
''-I lb. ibii.i of
HonniNS' BLACKING
'I'j.'j Sd'vrJoy and all rlny vin.'y J'1
I llrala any ollirr Itlarbliig Mmlc I
"tiul. taied only b, J. If. Di.i.uiul, at bil Ira
B'n. s.. aid 111.. Ki .( Work,, Siath Itreet
'leim.nlown irmori. rhilmlelj.hia. I'a.
tt aale kr J. P. KrUlZKK and HARTS
"KK a luw lK.tlMili.ld, I'a. n2n-4ia
Valuable Town Property
FOR SALKI
iJI i I'ATK nn the K'.u'h-wr.t rnmer of ClirrrT
O ind Third Street,. (iM-im Kailrnnd rtrert.t to
A LOT. with a r".d two rtorv .iank l.oild
"'P tj.rre.in. zt !, In li-t. one ro'iro on each H...r,
n'iMefr, ,l,,re. or other l.nripe,.. I"0. lite
"r.tiuot; I. HI, with a Iwo-eUiry dwelling bou.c
'"'f.'.n, n. .,ieral otller 1'ntt N LUIS.
Al".. a lot 0f l.it ill( K, and a "od
""r mrnl of FloN KW A RK, ' h a, ro. k,,
Jnr. J.r,, fruit Can,, ete., at rmlueed trieea.
"r lurttier informal irii, u.qn.r'' al tiie .lou.
r l'l.tie,, 0( J. LKI T.l N li I'll,
H lini t learneld. I'a.
VI1IMe.TIIATOIfl (TI( I ' V".ee
1, lifrei.T p ll.nt letter, e.lin inntral i"B
!"' M'.le uf IIMAM 111, WISLK, d.rwi,
'"'.f Ilr.lfrH t (.., Clrnrl.rM coon'T.
,r'S 'en dnl (jrant. d to the nwl'-rripned. all per
". in.lil.hj to aai.l e.tal. will fleaae malie .-rtt-li'd
thoa. hatililt rlaiml "r dinianHrw.il
rwnt them .ror.erlv aoihentKated for arlllement
""wanc without d.-lir.
Jt'NATnAN WT?FR,
I"1 " A.irtiiaistrator.
Vliiliti1rlihl.i rtirnisi-mciiis.
FALL GOODS,
niCKEY, SHARP & CO,
V.i. l it I lir.tiiut Kllvrt,
riiii.Aiin.i'niA,
floint Stock of 1'aH Goods,
tliry h e pvrr oflrrcl.
SUI'LKIJ Silkniul Wool POPLIN.
supkim5 all wool do. ,
vkuy juc1i plaid do.
si:i:gi:s ...! biap.k.tts.
JIOIIAIKS nnd POPLINETT3.
Wilh lu tslHiiii. .iiortiutiil uf
Mourning Goods.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
Til 1'liMluut Htreet,
PHIL ALP II I A
. r.ARA'j
BANKERS,
No. 35 South Third Street
PHILADELPHIA.
xeneralT Agents,
V FOR
PENNSYLVANIA
v(S,. AND
4 4
HEW
OF THE
.4 firrfMo,
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
Tti. K.Ttnw.t L:rf l.rricoi C'Mi.!T
r.or.... .cwf'TH nT.HXll Act of CobcrflM, p
CASH CAPITAL, 11,000,000, mix PAID.
LHi-.llrnii.nlI-r.rtioAr.iiu anil gollcltm.wli
rnip iilciii.r.t .t.(!ti.luiu,iiHral'inlfmroinr.
T . " ' " " ' " "f our ll.i, Di llD.,
Ucul. . a. .it r,,,ln. follr a... n'L.a.
tWi.ttSar- it 1 1. ..,,., , 0.1.1.
I:. . L iitii. A ..
v. .w .w niri m.
IU 8. 111'!:!., Maii.L-ir.
a.i'2'.i-iKl.
628 HOOP SKIRTS, 628
And
CORSETS," CORSKTS.
WMTTrHOPKINS,
.Vo. 63S .irch Street, I'hil a.
MiarrACTI RBIt OF TO!
Celebrated "Champion" Hoop Skirts
1 r
FOB LADIFH, .VIriSES AND CUILMIEN.
The larjrent apeortmont, and beet quality and
iftylei to the American Market, livery lady
ehould try tb
: bjr wearing Ioopar. r.uibiDK theil aliap. unr-b
I k.'lA. k..n. I.l.l.r .n,l ,.,. .1..,.. ...... .k
celebrated FKKNUU WOVEN CdHSBTCw.eupe
rior thapei and quality, ten different jrradee,
frota $1 10 to $5 i. 1 bey are the fineit and
bent froodi for the pricee, ever imported. The
1 rade eupplied wiib Uwop SkirU and CorieU at
the lowcet rates.
Tboee viiitinf the city ehould not fail to call
and eiaaiine our foodi and prictt, aa we dnfy
all eompetition. Sept. 17, 16S
Ladies' Fancy Furs.
AT
JOHN FAEEIKAS'
Old Etttabliehed
Manufactory,
Jto. 7 1 ft Anh etreet. alovt
7th, I' in la lr I pin,
Ilavr now in store of my
..'.own lutportatiun and Mtn-
iifa.lnra nn of tlm ltirirftl
and most beautitul atloctinne f FANCY Kl
fttr IiMliee' and Cliildrrn'e wear, in tiie city. Al
to, a fine effoUment of Utiit' For ttloTt-t and
C"llar. I am enaliUd to dispute of my pnodt t
Tory roato nable pricee, and 1 would tbn lore ao
lirit a call frutn my trtnnda uf Clrfiold eouuty
and Ticiniiy. Kciiipnjbr the Natwc, Nuiubcr and
MrecU
JOHN I Alt 1. 1 HA.
Xo. 718 Arch it., above 7th, eouth title. I'hilad'a.
Jf.-il Lava no rarlntr. nor eotuirctir.n with
any uttieraiora in Puitadt Iplna. ootl Un.
JOHN M. MELLOY,
BAitrfAOTriiRK or
Plain, Japanned &, Stamped Tinware
AMD nr-ALRK IN
Home I'uriiKliInc (looda. Tin Roofing and
loi.dnrtor I'lpra.
Kn. "'1.1 Markot 8trn-t,
,;l 1; I'll ILAIlKI.I'HIA.
DREXEL & CO.,
No. 31 Ittiutb Third Klrcct, I'll i 1 ale l.o
And Dealers in Government Securities, j
A..lirftli..n l.r Itidil will receive prompt atton
ttnn, and all inluruiatiun cheerfully lurnirihed
Or lert solicited. aprl 1-tf
REIZENSTEIN BROS.,
Manufaclnren of and H boleeal. Iealori la
.MEN AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
I'll Market cV 4 111 Mrrrhatit Mrcrt,
anrori rillLAM.LI'HIA, I'A.
C8 wTnter. 1SC8
JAMIS, KENT, SANTEE & Co.,
Importers and Jobbers of Dry Goods,
Hot. 2.14, 217. :t Jil N. Thud PI.,
jii i la I'l.i.r ii i a.
We are now prqmr.4 wilh our araal ritmlr.
and well ..rt,..l nock to offer eitra indurementa
to CASH III VEIIS. a.rll-tf
STRETCH, BENNETT & Co.,.
(Succfttori ti l'etr T. IV npht t Co.,
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
A l .a.
Brandies 4 Wines for Medical purposes.
671 Kn. Market ft., I'hilad a.
BENSON, CAMPBELL &. Co.,
Ko. 17 R, Fifih St. aad 4!4 Comm.rca,
rini.AKr.LriiiA, F,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
And Commission Merchants,
roa taa .ai.b or
IT.wl, Oin.er.it. Far Skim, Faalhora, L.atb.r,
Klai S.d. Krled Frwila, Clorer Heed. Roota,
Ileer Skin,. Iluller, lleeiwaa. Sheep
hkina. V.tt, is., le., Art.
CONSH.NM KNTS SOLICITED.
Weeklr Prict eotfent forwarded on revest.
Jun 1
Di;rr.w, BUMM:sm A tataruh
trotted with Uie utrrt't"t ttt''eM by l'r. J.
IhAACS, M. I and Pr.feor of Dnnna or the
Ie and Kv tn the MednMil 'f,llga .r Pemttvl
viinia, lit vert vvpertonee. ffhpmerlv"f? I-vden,
H,.llf.nd.) Nn. HHft Arch Street, rhil'a, leMi
mmii)t ean be en at hit olhce. The irir..lical
ferullv are initd t arwimpeny their patienll.
a ba Um mo eecreU ia bis brofaiin. Arttticial
eyre li.-rrtfd without paiB. (, fharga f'r -eminatiun.
Jol-ly.
fiWAIH rtffAC'RA, Kannedy's Med d
O Mnwrwry, llelmboid'e Bocbo, Hakert Coa
Liver Oil, Jane's and Aver't tnedidnet of every
kind, for salt by HARTPWIOK I!.
Fur
3lji(lu.uf, ffimvnrr, (Tlr.
MKUHKLK &' llKJLKH.
ne i km m
II A It v A 11 i:,
A1d. Manuf),-turerof
Tin and Shed Iron Ware.
l. r.A H I I K I. i, J. A
lot ok saudi. i:s, himdlks,
Ilarn.il, Collin, tic, for ial. 1
MEKHKLt, A III'tl.KIt.
pALMKU'S I'ATl.NT UNLOAD-
Inj llay Fork i, for nl. bj
MKRKKt.L ,1 BKU-EH.
Q 1 L P A I N TP U TT V , G L A SS,
N.iU, ate., for tal. j
. MERUELL' HIGLEK.
JJAKNKSS" Till M Ml NGS 4SI10K
Finding., for tal. bj
MEIvKELI. A B1GLEU.
Q UNS, PISTOLS, SWORD CANES
For ial. bf
MERKEI.L i niGLER.
gTOVES, OK ALL SORTS AND
6iie., fur lal. by
. MEUUELr, niOLEH.
J1I0N ! IUO-N! lliolsTPlIfONl
For lal. by
MEKIJELL t ISIGLEK.
jjtoi.sk shoes & uonsu shoe
NAILS, fur Ml.
MERRELL A B1GLER.
J)L'LLEV u locks, all sizes
And best Manufacture, for lal. bj
MEItKEU A DiGLER.
rlll M B L E SK E I NSA N DTl rE
BOXES, for lal. bj
MEHRELL A HIOLEK.
JODDEIt CUTTEUS-for b:i1o by
MERKELL A BIGLER.
SAWS I SAWS1 SAWS I
ATTENTION, LUMBERMEN !
. ttKfoLiTio.r i.r s.i it's t
EMERSON'S
V ATE NT PEBFORARATED
CroBS-Cut, Circular and Long Saws,
(ALL OUMMIKO AVOIDED.)
ALIO,
Emerson's Patent Adjustable Swage,
For Spr.adiog, harpDing, and gbapinf tb.
Taeih of all Fplitting Fawa.
.Sesd for a Deirriptlr. Circular and Trie.
LirL MEHRELL BIGLER,
Jan" If Central AfccU, ClaarCald, Ta
The Lightning Tamer.
rrMlB underfifnad ara the tola Ajrente ia tbii
enuntv for the "North A in erica a (.alvauited
LK.HTMNU RODS." Tete are the ooiyiafe
rode now in ne, and are endorsed by all the
scientific men in the eauntry.
Hi hereby aotify tha eititens of tba connty
that we will put then up a better rod. and fur
Ices money, than Ii charged by tha fore if a
agenU who anntially traverse tha eounty and
carry oil our Jittla cash, aever to return.
ENCOURAGE HOME LABOR.
Those wubinit Lightning; Hods erected on
their buildings ned but address as by latter, or
rail in person. We will put them up anywhere
In theouunty, and warrant them. Tbt Kodiand
fixtures ean ba aeen at any time by otliins; at
ourstora. MKHKEtL 4 liltiLLH.
Clear6eld, Juaa 11, lnfg U
G. sflegalT
STOVtSAM) HOLLOW -WARE,
AND MANt'FACTL'RKR OF
Tin, Copper & Sheet Iron
Ware,
riiillpbur, t entra to, Ta
flIlE undemifcoed retpectfully announeee to
tha public that be bet on band a ear
fully. telected and well attorted stock of Stores
His variety eunsitti of
7 HE CELEBRATED 1K0XSIDF.S,
Which hare never failed to (rive perfect aatltfae
tioo to tba moat faslidioai uf its purchasers,
Continental, Lctilph, Farmer, Perllpht, Ppeari
Aati-iUoet, Ninftara, Cbarm, Herald, ere.,
with every variety of tba bast
1'UUburg Manufacture.
MuTlie Tin and Fbeet Iron ware Riven with
the Movtot is 0ade of the heav'eet and best
material, and warranted to rive perfect aatis-
f"01'
His stock of
rARLOU AND HEATING STOVES
It Itrper, better and cheaper than ever before
eihibited to the puhlie. He defiea dompetitioa
either in variety, quality ar price.
lie Is also prepared to furnith eomplete
anertment of
Tin, Copper, Sheet-Iron, Wooden and
Willow Ware,
Wholeeala or retail, tnanafaetur.d neatly and
with th. pole view to lorriea, from U. belt ma
terial la tba market.
f LOWS, ri.OW FOtSTH. A fOPPKR, DRAW
AND IRON KET1LKS,
'm0T over doparli'tioa ooa,Unttj oa band.
MGDTNINO RODS,
Roparlor filnt, f.nt op oa ebnrt aollea. Tl.e
Point ha offera to th. puhlie ii th. Mm. a. k
n..w a,ed l.y th. P.ani,lr.aia Railroad to, oa
their fauildiaga.
OKDKRS FlB SroL'TISO, BOOFINU
And other work belonilnf to tii, buiinae, wilt
b. pronptlj filled bj .ip.rl.De.d aad ekillful
workmen.
hiiass, arrER and old mettle
Tak.n la aiebanf. for fooda.
fjfVt .eporlally Invite, tb. attenlloa of
Merrhant, wiehina: to farehaia at wboleeele. a.
the will find it to th.ir advantara to asamin.
ti. .took befor. nnrTha,in l,wh.r.'
(), H. FLKOAL.
Phllip.l.urr. Au(. A, I'd. Jr?lt7
Clearfield Nursery.
ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY.
THE ander.lgned, barlnf .itahliehed a Kar
,er, aa th. 'Pike, about half way hetweea
Claarleld and Crwen,llle. I. fireriared to fiir
ni.b all kind, of KKl IT 1 REES, (eludard and
dwarf,) K'.rjreen,, Phrol.her, Ora.a VlnM,
tioo.eherrioa, Lawtoa lllaekherry, Strawberry,
and Raaberry Vine,. Altn, Siherl.n Crab Tree,,
Quince, and early aeulat Rhubarb, A a. Ordiri
nromptlir attead.d to. Addr...,
J. t. wmoBT.
f ?" Curw.ntTill., Ta
Pi,! P'.pplll, PUpinlfS, Ctf.
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KEYSTOXE STOIti:
(ECOKO Sr., CLEARFIELD, Pa.
NEW GOODS!
Shawls I Shawlsl Shawls I
PLASKETSI BLANKETS!
Hoods! Nubias! Breakfast SIT wis I
LADIES' FUSS!
CA UriCl'S AND OIL CLOTHS I
Ladies' Coats!
LADIES'. AND C'HILI'RE.VS SHOES'!
.fl II 'oof itrp!
FRENCH AND ENGLISH MORISOS!
6i'k Fini.h VKLVET for luita !
Alraatider POPLIN'S!
All Wool FuAIDS!
KcneWo Rrpellabt I
Chaai.lron Poplin !
Tappa Cloth for Wrarpara!
Ladi.a' Clo.kiag, I
Water-ProofMark and brown I
Cuiimirei-f..r aieo aad boya I
Bonnet Velvet, Rlbbnnl Flow.ra, F.atban !
Ladii'i and Children'! Ilata I
Wool and Cotton De Lalnn !
Muallni. Flannel,, Print! I
Zephri, worsted and wool Tarni !
rreaa TrlDiminc:,, Voder Clothing, Hat., Capa.
no.i.ry, (llor.a, and a .omplet. aaanrtment of
all kinJa of K0TI0NS, at rery moderat. prirea.
N IV LING k SHOWKHS.
Clearfi.ld, Oet.li, 1SCS if (8.3T
SOIII.THI.X. X13W!
New Store in Madera.
MESSnS.J. FOUR EST A- SOS
"r0TTLD renpertfully inform Uie anltlle that
M Uiry have jui opened, ia M A IKlt A, '
Clearfield eonnty. I'a., an entire new stuck of
FALL AM) WINTER GOODS,
Which they are prepared to aell as cheap ai the
cbeapest.
Their stock eenaistt ta part of
Dry Good, of flio IV'Kt Qunlify.
Fvoh aa Alpaooaa, tl.lan.a, Printa, Ma.linl,
Caialm.rwi, Satiaota, and Flannel,,
Ready Mode Clothing,
Of the bt quality, raeb a. Caali, Panta.ViH.ti,
O.ereoati, OTeralla, Fbirta, Collara, tt,
riixits, SIiock find Gnitcra,
Ale. .1 tb. rery b,t yu.llty.
A coniiik'to 8t(K-k of Groceries.
la abort .rarything (anally kept In a matry
itor.
Consumers, Look to Your Intercstel
t'all and .aamla. mat atoak aad priM b.fm
parehaaing .lMwherw.
MMKF.B AND GRAIN
Of all kiadi Ukaa i nekang. for gooda.
tff-Rim.mlKr tb. place, Madera, Cl.arleld
awtuty, Pan. a.
J. F0RRE8I A E0.
Arton.r 51, IMJ.if.;
nU V.coCs, cuemtr,. rtr.
K K M 0 V A I. !
iti:.nov.. M
C. KUATZEU & SONS,
To tl. lar-u and ...f(.nt room, on STCO!.'!)
SII:l;i.T. a.ljoiiiiiif Merrell A lliKler'a li.nlw.i,
itcre; where thry will l phased to ,eo ail their
old aud new cualoiuera,
Cilum, of th. oounty fl.illnj CLKARF1KLII,
and wiahing to oak. puicli.,, w. ill Dud It to
their adranlag. to olamioe their Mock.
Ooodi at CASH PRICES cicbangod for all
kind, of COUNTRY I'RUDUCK. jant
atTostT atotm
NIVLING & SHOWERS
Propo,. to nell thllr.ntlr. itock of WINTER
I)r,i tiooda, Dr.,. Triinminga, b'bawli.
Hood,, Nuliiaa, Br.akfaat
Shawl,,
C LOTUS, CASSIMEUES, SATIXETTS,
Flannel.,
BiankeU, thderahiru and
Draw. re, Caatim.r. Bhtrta, Balmoral
and Uoop Skiru, Qlorei, lluai.ry, Ladiea' Coata,
LADIES' AND CHILDKEXS' HATS,
Hat. and Cap., Donnet V'.'rot. Fram.i, Ribona,
F.atb.ri. Flow.ra, Ac, at NET COST, to reduce
their itock for Spring. jan7
GREAT INDUCEMENTS!
TO tboa. wil.ln DRESS OOODB, SI1AH LS,
Ac, w. oflfrtlio fullowing REAL BARGAIN'S,
to oIom out our Winter itock :
SIuwIb, worth
$10 00 at $8 00
Shawb, worth 8 00 at
Cohurg, worth 65 at
600!
jjfj
75
1 00 ;
Fr'ch Merino, worth 1 00 at
Fr'ch Merino, worth 1 25 at
EmpreBS Cloth, worth 1 00 at
Poplin Eeps, worth 1 65 at
Silk, worth 3 00 at
Silk, worth 2 50 at
75
1 gg
2 62
I
And .11 other good, at grt-.M, roduoed fil-urci. !
CaU and mo.
WILLIAM. HEED k CO,
Market Si pre t, Clearfield, Pa.
do.31 4t
STOtk! WW STILLS!!
TALL AND WINTER
MILLINERY GOODS,
AT
Miss SUSAN HEED'S,
MARKET ST, (LF.ARI ICLU, PA.
Having jnet received all thenoreltie. of the aeaeoa
in the Millinery lina, reqaeat tha ladiea
to call and eiaroine tbraa.
Clcailleld. Pa.. Nor K "
T.W BTOIIE AND NEW GOODS
JUS. SI I AW & SON
Hare juet opened a
Ntw Sroaa, on Main St.. Ci.iAkrir.LD, Ta.,
lalelr oceuiiieJ j Wo. T. IRWIN.
Their stork oonaiits of
HD LLi "ZT C23-CDCDE)23,
GkOTiaita of the beat quality,
QrF.RNEn arf., Hoots and Shoes,
and every article neeesrv for
one's comfort.
Call and e xaraiue our alock be (or a pur
cliMinp eluawhere. May 9, lsM-lf.
wm. tkm arra a. a. raevreoa
TEN EYCK & THOMPSON
IT It KNSV1L1.K, I'A.
I l th. largei and beat ael.eted itnrkl nl i
I a a i.ti inpi rrerirea iren nrwinn Dn,,l i
I.....O,, wv ar. now reauj mi oner toa eama u. our
old ru-tooiera. ,t. whoa, w. rel.r. thank, for
p.,t fa.or.,) and the citiaeni or tb. eounty gea-
Wccg that will Eondor Satisfaction.
n tbii 1'rinrw I'urriiftRinf rirranwrw, mnm i
therebvsare friB b lo IP pat eenl oa jourfuodi,
Our itock ennslitt of a (real Tariety, each as
1) II Y G 00 1) S, N OT I O N S,
CLOTniNJ, OROCERIKP, HARllH ARK,
Qi'Ei-yswATiE, r.4.vr.?, OILS,
ii imn na.a.
Fi.h. !.lt. Leather, Fha Fiodina-a, ROOTS and 1
SIIOKS (ea.lera and home made) in re.t Ta- !
riei, and at ndueed f ur.i j Tl.NWARK, '
FLut'R, A, A.tks t TImMp$oK I
I
Il.-lng r. aa.ael.tet 11. R. Tbornp.on with
we in the al.a.a trad., I aeeir. all perun, in 1
dhted tn me. h? Note or Hook aeeount, t. nail 1
and ttl. tb. lam. wuhoul d.l.T. j
CurweniTllla, May, T, lss tf,
X K W H T o it i:.
Cor. Perond St. and 11.11 Road.
II. M ITCH ELI
TT
' AS )nt
and opened, at the a-rT
I 1 naitifd plaice, an entire ir to.k nf PI'M
M I H tl(MJ whtrh Ire will w-lt I KY CHKAT
Kt'K CASH, ilis etoek rmmni of
Dry iooK, rocoriv
II A KI V A H E, QC EKNSW A fi E,
Boot, .ml fhoea, Hat, and Oaps Itevty-MaoV yprt .gUy rt.d mule bouts, W0 .llg
I I, .lO.i... Me. tie aim keeparhaio. ' J r
vl o vh, ( v ft .v .v i:a i , Ft: En,
hop, llneott.
fl", tin imem
Pn. r)e.lroM. of pareh.-ln, ,ood. at Mr
rate, .r, re.peetiulirmiiitrd i. g..ebiaiae.ii.
IXW-Appmrrd rnunirr produee will he tak.a.
j!ZTt!?rZ?T'U"t"P''
i
Tiz"X:"rJ?:
tk. g sur. .f HAhlctUk A lhl.v.
ertew- Wwf(9"vrf9"W " Te"ta "flpre'!1
) Hl.ll lil-K'A N.
( M A 1,1 II I. i, Pa.
i;i,, J.M Miv
Terms of Siilistription,
If p. i.l in a t . nl r.. or e it ! oil t.i- t...... 1,, .. ,f ? fti
H p n.l nil. I llim an 1 ! . ..r.- .,s it. ..nil 2 Ml
ll paid all.T tl.e ei'Un!ii,ii of ,x uk.iiiI,, ... 9 (.i
.Mr. T. 11. Wll e.ii, our f..r li nn, I, ao'li. nr. .l
to n...ei.t r. r m.u.rv p.l.l Int.. ll.p.iffi"e on aoi-oiu.t
..f rul.x 1. 1. 1. 1. ii, a l. ni.ii.fr. i..l. . in oui
.Ijinoe. t;LU. .'I. lioiiIil.AM'l.H,
K.IHoran.l Proprietor
Atijutnnt Gen. MfCronry lia. our
lliunlis fur a copy of liU nnniml roiiorl.
A clerk wauled in a wholonnlo house
in 1'hilariolphin. Rco ailvcrlirK-mout.
The Coiniiiittsioiiorii unci Audi torn
aro btiHily oiiKagcd in sellling and
adjusting tho iinntnil nccounU of tii o
Trcatiuror and other coifnty odicer".
It will ho noticed by un advertine
mcnt in tliii isituo, that Mr. V. C.
Croinm hat) ojicned a business ntiuid
in this town, near tho residonoo of
Dr. HartHwick. Call and neo him.
Mr. K. K. Arnold oirern a valuable
prnperty fur mlo or rent. Ttii-i in ont?
of tho b-Bt locations for an enterpris
ing mechanic with a small capital in
tho county. Itead tho advertisement.
Vie call tho attention of the public
to tho card of Slessrs. Iicizcmtein &
Co., who havo just opened a whole
sale li.iuor store in this plneo. Thin
firm understand their burliness, and
guarunteo all their JiquorH to be pure
and unadulterated. If people will
drink, let tho:u into a good quality.
We elsewhere publish in thin issue
an invitation from the Puntmatitcr
General for Li Jh fur carrying the
tnailg on certain routes in which our
readers aro tiarticular'v concerned.
Tho routes from this place to renn-
field, and from Lulhersburg via Jlock
ton (in Union townnhip) and Huston
(new office) to IVnnficld, bhould have
tho attention of onr citizens.
,
J.AIl.HOAD IlAMAt.ES. It will be'
noticed bv the Court proceedings that
Messrs. Hiram Woodward, of Huston,
Hubert Mchaffcy, of Hell, John Law-
she, of Omceola, Daniel Goodlander, of
Lutherel urg, James Korest, of Low-
renco, John J. Lead, of Curwensville,
land Dr. J. W. Potter, of Karthaus,
j wire appointed to view and assess the
damages (if anv) to land owners along
, lir.e of .i,' Tvr,ine A ri,.nrfi...l
I?..;i..,..,l l.i ..t di :i
..... t. Kit. A , Ull.CIII I.U.S HilTJ WIIU I II II-
ipr-burg, and that they meet at Clear
field on the !Uh of February next.
E.vTi.Rraisi.No. Our Capital neigh
bor on our western flank Urookrille
has, during the past few woeks.
manifested great energy and recuper
ative power. The citixens and offi
ciary of that side bill town, hist week,
organised a Young Men's Christian
Association, a Dancing School, and
re let the Court House. Suck xeal, if
continued fur one year, will build a
broad gunge, four-truck railroad from
Brookvillo to anywhere. Our per
sonal knowledge of many of the busi
ness portion of that inland borough,
gives us strong hopes that they will
soon get out of the woods too.
Suicide. The Huntingdon Monitor
of last week, says : '-Friday evening
last, about five o'clock, Hubert Car-
mun, a resident of this place, commit-
ted suicide bv bhootius himself in the I
.tr.m.r i. - iiK . 5.- .;fl ti.
. .... ..,.,... .,.
ball passed thronrrh his body and I
caused death iu about half an hour.
' . I
He was a single man, given to stnong
drink, and, we nndcrstand, mado see
end previous attempts to destroy bis
life." Mr. Cannon was a tin smith,
and for number of years was in the
euipluy of Messrs. Merrell k Bigler.
in this placo.
The les Goiius The ice goigo in
the river, extending from the bend of
tho boom to and beyond tho Quoen's
Kun Dam, bids fair to do considerable
mischief, utiles the weather continues
mild and tho current divides the enor
mous mass. The amount ol ico at
Queen's Bun i so largo that no pnr
(ion of the dnm is visible ; the entire
bed (if the river Seemingly being fi
Tiled
... , . , . ,
"P wllh "l0 ' I'M 1" a level With
the dam. Should hard freeiing wrath-
" Kl in"C(,l(J T -oi,uo,
tliaw, and tho entire mass slnrt at
once, the dninnt;r it would inflict upon
booms and bridges and dams below
would be frightful. Clinton li mrrat.
Ws raolksT. Our ntlention has
been called to a r-ctition ntimcrouly !
1 J I
signeu i.y me mcniners in me oar ana
the Court IIouo. praying the l.cislu
. , ' J , , I
tare to pass a law to the elicit thai
all the "Co. and forfeit nrcV imposed
by the Court of this county be act !
n.,nrt fr ,, ,,UIVl,nMi of ' IjlW Li
1
bntry fur tllO H0 f f the Court and
jur, () know
how many year, the lawyers want
'these fund; and if such liook. were I
I buiight, w ho is ta take care of them ?
j We confess it would be a proper mat
ter fur consideration were the county
not in debt, und did not a new jail
Mnro tlio tRXpayon, in the fiiro. A
jni ia n ro Jed much more tlmn Ih
ku- i.w.. I,,,!;,,. .rt ,la
hef that there are already more law
bouks in town tlmn are attentively
'read or undemtoud : and if the law-
ge.t that they secure them in the
same manner that farmers and
chanica do
their l.low and ttKlls :
...., .. . l. .
1 investment lur lb laxpnvrrs to put
the "fines and forfeiture.-' in sute-1 Gibb. survey ; thence north easterly
j atantial jail wall. When w e have all ; a lung ihe aouthern line of the Benj
nw ei,srj- public building, np ftnd I G iblea. l'anit'l Turner, Jme L.MS
Tl ( '' P"1"1' band, land John ll.n.brtght tier of .nrvcy.
then we .hall bare no oHectintis to'thrnuch Kcrirnon townliip to tl.e
ym h' ; w v" 19 in-
j thmp more ornamental than usofal clDde lana ni J 1 lloyt; thence op
I ifl I f or.-ff,rlf .
I'.nl I sm. ii i ,,,, w i re
at tin' into In in. 1 1,.. !ii n c:,m
utt (Lentil l;k i if Win. .1. I ,.;, ,,,l
M.'.'-y MnlliM a 'nin' IIhuum I.nti
This l H.-il ! m.'t ilii will i.
Th.iinn Mtiliin, a b:i..hilui', involving
tevital tlioii'-nTd dollars. Thn tiise
was ably triiol, rvcry ineh t f legal
ptoiiiid emit est "d .y the nlloriirs,
while ilie Court must ujr.mdly adjusted
tho M ilks uf ju.s'.Ko K tvwt n tnO pur
lie and the attorney. Tho jury
found lur the plninlills. Wallace for
plaintiffs; Swoopo for defendant.
The nest was a c.ifo In tho Oyer
and Terminer. Jsnnc. Morrison was
indicted fur the murder of John llig
gins, on tho l'nh of July last, at
Hout7.'s mills, near Osceola. Tho
facts elicited fioin tho evideneo were,
that these two men wore working at
the mill and had hud a previous quar
rel, and on tho day in question renew
ed it. After some "vords between the
parlies Morrison seized a double-bitted
ax, aud with it struck Digging a blow
on the neck, cutting him severely,
from tho cfieets of which he died in a
week afterwards. The ease was open
ed on Thursday, and conducted on the
part of tho Commonwealth by W. M.
McCullotigh, Lii , District Attorney,
Hon. J. 1!. McEnally und Thomas J.
McC'iillough, Ksij ; and on tho part of
tho defence, by II. Ii. Swoopc, Israel
Test and A. W. Wallers, Estj'rs. The
following porsons wcro selected as
tho jury:
John II. P.radj'...Peiin.lR. Ilend-reliot Morri,
John Miller Itojr-i.! Irnnel Ko.rt....rtecoaria
i lionia, lit-witL-lliilon. ll.ll.l- ullerton. Lawr nor
A urn in Cnrry Client, j S..M.lM-kenn u.lleooana
II. Vk nlK'rite.Ketiranon.lAarou hartnian...ll..p;
lkoa. llevinuey.. Morris. j II in. Mciiarvej...Choat.
Tlio ease was vigorously prosecuted
and defended until Saturday evening,
when it was delivered to the jury by
an able charge from Judgo Mayor.
(It is our intention to publish it at
somo future period.) The jury in a
few hours returned wilh a verdict of
"guilti of nturJcr in the secunJ degree."
And at 9 o'clock on Saturday night,
after some protestations on tho part
of Mr. Swoope, the defendant was
sentenced for a term of seven years
and six months in tho Western Peni
tentiary. As be has already served
sis months in jail, this makes it equiv
alent to eight years.
Tvrone A CleailiL'ld Railway Company,
I
Sundry owner, of Innd along the line j
ol Railway. j
AVuIlaee, Bigler k Fielding, attor
neys for the Company, presented peti
tions praying for tho appointment of
viewers to assess damages. The Court
appointed Hi ruin Woodward, Hobert
MehafToy, John Lawahe, Daniel Good-
lander, James Forrest, John J. Head
and J. W. Totter, viewer, to meet on
the 9lh day of Febrnary, 1?09.
J .La llu Boir, Ko. 11 . Mar k T..1 ST.
v. . Pj.clnieut and Kslnp-
d.boro, Cauui k Carrier. ) menu
January 14, defendants allowed to;
remove tho timber cut upon tho pre
mises on rnnumon inai tnoy pay lino
Court f 7,500 w ithin three weeks from
this date; and plaint ifTs to filo deed
for the premises, subject to the order
oftheConrt. Wallace, Bigler Field
ingfurplaintilT ; Swoopc for defendant
A. C. A W . P. Tate, ) So.l. March T . I9.
v.. J E.eeiment and Ertrip-
Wm. F. Ppaokaaaa, el al. ) menu
Estripraent dissolved 8u far as to
permit defendants to remove limber
cut on the land, nn givins aecuril v foi
the same; which tana dure. Mi-En-ally
for plaintiff; Wallace, Bigler A
Fielding lor defendants.
A. W.P.u-bin, Jn T.-rm, ISf.
Rowland rt . j aad t-tripam-t
Lstriptni nt diswilved to far as to
permit defendants ton-move timber i
already cut. on L'ivinn security fur I
same. W allacc. Bi trier & Fieldinc fur '
i . .... . . i - I
r,a",u" o..,..i,ru.
1.1 I'.IIl Ikil E
In accordanco wilh the respective
t'l-lilions. the Court ntMiitit.'.l Julm
Parkland David Lounalierrv, Super-'
viMrnf Lawrence township, in the
room i.f Henry Atiaheiibaugl, and Z.
L. tig. let., w ho were elected but re- j
fused to serve. John Baker was also ;
appuinted tine of the Supervisors of :
Bell township. I
cuNsiai'.Lr.s ijiAi.irirn.
The followiiiff persons w ere qpali-
ficd fur Coiistaliles of their respective
districts fur Is'.'.t :
r.i-oaria...ll nnr M eld.
ll..,.m W m.' llinrj.
R"-C.....' i. H. Tnrner.
Ilra.lv. s. Ja.'ktoa llorn.i
Hra.lli.td... A. It. IVare.)
Puro. l ie. W.T. II .line,
OarSrld. l'l' "1 lli-k.
Karll.au, ...... O.. Tieher.
Kn.. A. T. I;l.."m.
I uniKerCi-T. .1. H Ililc.
1 A.rrnne T. Rowlea.
M..rri...l'eter krpple.
Ni, V a-Oii.gi..n,.l.oi.r.
A. Rrv-h.
ISetiila II. H Kephart.
I'rnn... XI ..rri. Ttiurrton.
Pil-r .1. ll. lllo..ia.
I ti.'n....W . II. Cl..w"er.
W rmttward, 4ie.,(fe W .
Vutna.
Ciirwenrvtil Sauiuel b
Ta. lor.
Clir.t Urtii. Klirri
l'e'.ntnr Ire ti.:-
tirwh.m... I'h. Sluntmel
Jom.n....S It . W rimei
No Constable were qualified for
Bell, Ferguson, Girard, Goshen, Gulich
or Huston, those elected for thee
districts not presenting themselves,
l ie I NSl s.
Litw liars wore gt anted to the per
son named bel iw ; w ho should bear
in mind that if they are not lilted
w ithin lilieen dnya, tliev w ill be lor-
lU
wmr.L urrvtr
f,nmt ni Jr i M. c. .,ni -. c.ui. 1
l"- R.-Vet., A-Ww M,...
A s. II .M'W T"..wi lmijih l" .-w...I.. Ct,
j...a l'uia li,.cc J..i.n u IMi II..
Z. ' PUl,;,
N .t'..ii.on,,i'iearSei.i I m.i.. n..,t.. ti.j.
Ca.per 1 .ji
. A r-, tiosrr-.
' I'Mer limi.
.t..l.n Mol.
Jari.S Mine,.
II - j J. r kirnilerwn, -
".ttint.-n j 4. (i ..-
J v C ll-'j-'tiirn rrn
I H 1t,.-TB....t'anrri.Tilrt
" j .lobe J. tttwO,
CUrtii-li l. Hwin,rt ...('leaf fleM
( Vh .tire1,. urcnw.it
JT'.IlT'";
ere. itrn r.
Acfuttus Ternl Gi J M- R-"rrnoeia i Ta,
rard. I (VaHieid.
A pell lion n r.rrontt,tt,nif:nf1 by
fort v-Hcvrn itihal-i 1 fin t of 1m 11, Frr-1
- - 1 ll . v . . .
riiMii mm i run lowpfippa, i-rnvirij
I he rrcclion of ft now tnwntlnn out ol
, , ,,;, ,,, ,ownsp Iipf Ihm J
J lt,. and l'enn, on land of .t N. Me
t'rseken, thence south easterly
thru'
ivi ii, to ineiiitie iiiiiiis oi i . i otiinji'-cn
and Arthur Hell, croatinc the river
below Chest Falls, and running on to
interwect the line between Bell and
t.i.eirua..n mi lanrl nf .1 A Julmarin
,l, ....... .I, ,n ll, l.na hetaeeii ll.n.
I two tow nships fhe length af the Benj
I !,. ! ... I, V , .'. r I.- .1 I'.o r i I .
it i..i I in. 'i ti I W II. -J I ni"l ( !
I"!l..lr; ill. in nl -iij; .!-.. hue, ii.. i .
u . Mi i h , .i lii Ime In I t ri ll 1 1-
N. . ni. I .V'l'.l. n to ifi ,
llu' Un.la . f .':UI ""'I 1 ' 1
ll.tt.ee Hi.n.g mid line west lu tl.e
wnsliip Ime bet wren Hurl and Pern (
tlieni o Koiith aiorg usid township i.n
toihe place of beginning." Thecrm.
iniohiniier uppninted io view arl
l'"-:iln this townahip pro Samuel 1.
M Whiskey, Jewish It Lead and John
F. Weaver.
Boad MATrrne.
Pcf tlirnt. TeTie w a si t fbr a brldpo
across the river, near the month of
Chet Creek, in Bell township. View,
or Thomas A. MeGheo, J. M. Camp
bell and C. S .Worrall.
For a ri vnto road from Kilcy &
Butler's coal bank, through lands of
James Alexander and others, to-th
road lending from Clearfield to Clear
field creek Bridge, in Lawrence town
ship Viewers James Mitchell, Wm.
Brown and W. A. Head.
To review, vacate and aupply a
road from the Chest Creek road, near
William Hutlon's. in liurnside town
ship, to or near Worrall's fields, in
Chest township. Viewers Saml. K.
McCloskcy, James Savage and John
M. Cummings.
For a road from ftumbargcr'i shan
ty, to intersect tho Beech Woods road
near James Dixon's, in Brady town
ship. Viewers K. Luther, Samuel
Postlelhwaite and Andrew I'entt.
For a road from Halm's road, thence
by tho nearest and best route to the
Daily road at his new farm, in Penn
township. Viewers Thomas Moore,
James Welsh and Klisha Fentoa.
David Dale petitions tor a privato
road from his l.ouso to the public road
leading from Hunter's school house to
the Kylertown and Grahamton road.
Viewers W. D. Bigler, Geo. Johnson
and M. C. Evans.
The order iewtied at September term,
to view a road from John Dressier',
in Union township, U Sandy Licit
Creek, on lands of John Du Bois,
thence to a public road near Frederick;
Shaffer's, in Brady townahip, was en
larffed to March term ; and Iioswell
Luther, Jesse Lines and Joseph Poa
tlethwaite continued as viewer.
Fiftr Confirmed Si. Si. For a road
from the Wording at Mrs. Smith's to ft
point near Jacob Fryer's, in Bell town
ship. For a road from Mrs. Fulton's, in
Lawrence township, to the mouth of
Lick Hun, in Goshen township; con
tinued until March term next.
For a mad leading from the month
of Lick Hun to the road at or near
Mr. Flegal'a, in Goshen township.
No. 1. For a private road from the
Morrisdale and l'hilipsburg road, at
or near Win. Kothrock'a. to the Mo
shannon Creek, at the big bend, in
Morris towaship.
No. 2. For a private road from the
Morrisdalo ard Fhilipsbnrg road, be
tween Morrisdale and William Kotb
nx k's, tothu Moshannon L'reek, where
tho new turnpike crossea the sates ia
Morris township.
No. 3. For a private road lesding
from a point on the road leading from
Morrisdale to Philipsbarg. at or near
Mrs. Waring's, to the- Moahar.non
Creek, at or near the Belt landing, in
Morris township.
To raente and annnlr th roar lpad.
jnp. from the road near John Schry-
ver a, to tbe river, at the lower bridge,
in Lawrence township.
The order to view a site for bridge
across Chest Creek, in Chest township,
locates a bridge near the residence of
Wii.iam Wagoner, with a span of f0
feet.
The order to view a site fora bridge
across the river near Edward King's,
in Burnside township, fixes the span
at JiG feet in length.
Cun firmed Al-')!ute A road from
I tho road near Michael Yingling'a, to
the river, at Langdou s mill, in burn
side townrdlip.
A road f rom the Erie turnpike, near
Mrs. Seabright's, to intersect the Mor
gan Hun road, in Decatur township.
l o view ana vacate ft portion ot ft
rod from a point at. or near the forks
f 'ie Fd north-east ol the old W il-
s" fhonl house, to the crosa roads
it.,.o' :n ii
near Hess' saw mill, in Boc;, town
ship.
A road leading ironi Henry Aurand's
: to intersect the road leading from West
Liberty to Troutville, at or near Ja?ob
Shock s, in Brady towm-lnp.
A road leading trom tho mad from
lhe Indiana county line to a point on
,h rJ r",r Langdon'i mill, in Buro-
"'uo township.
A mad Irom Kuhn'a mad. near John
Newcomer's, to the Clearfield and
Karthaus road, near Alex. Irwin's, in
Girard township.
To vacate a part of the road com
mencing at Sandy Cross-mad, ftnd
thence to Mignot's school house, in
Covinclun townihin.
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Clearfield Markets.
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I t J. P. Ra.Tira. dealer ia I'ry ttnoda. Urr
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