1
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. . . n 1 i
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V t ti M.n l
( a! in iatid t"
' ..ntH fetid t"T 1
,'1 ll.t
The lun Wr-'ti'l ti''
-a!
Whr flu-1-1 Will '
And ihe wi-Hul IimtI I" ' ucr Hi" malt an I
ll i..P(t' to fly tt thi-e,
( ultu land W.'U.d I lu- Sea !
Tii 1m ii 1 bevti 1 the Sra !
S .inn HDP litfhn'-t wnil near
It grow up.-n Ihe rvf and rur.
And tli full nnin-i'w- t-. a thiiall.ke mere ;
r ?.- HI lisiir way t" thee,
Calm lulri bevor.d tin; N-a !
The hmd bi-V"Hil the Sea!
KirnHitiH' hit(. tli' Mfaif,
Like a fiiHwf.ri.lrt to n rustic pnlc,
The lUaiitiiig auiibtam" li ""J ' lo wa'1
J .. tl It' I"
(.'aim iainl L-f i t he Sea !
The IniJ bt-vmid the S'-a !
Uii, how i'"' j"'"1 ,u',ir
'Sliil our not iinuliiimMvt' tuir
Ilavt borne, ii"W tun ply. now in fleets, the biers
(II llli'Sf- HI' loVC, I" (111'',
Culm limit beyond the Sea!
The liimt bi-y.ii.l the Sea!
How tlork uur pn-Miit home I
pT the dull h, arh mid -uHfii luniii
How wearily, bow drearily we mum,
iili arms outttnt. tit-ii to thee,
Calm land beyond the bva !
The land beyond ihc St. !
V tacu will our I'ul be dyne t
Slow-footed years . inure wiiilv run
IlltO til gold Ul IllHl Ullio-Ulisg mo !
lUiUiesick wHre tor lliee,
Culm laud beyond the !
THE THfiEEBEAVE MEN.
Protty Barbara J'orros would lint
marry. Her mollier was in constw
Iiiition.
" W hy arc y on so st u t born , Ba i ba ra ?"
1io 4ed, "you have iilcniy of lovers.
I know."
"Hut tlioy do not sail me," said Bar
bara, coolly, tying back bcr turls
before the mirror.
"Why not?"
"I want, when I marry, a man who
is brave, equal to any emergency. 11
I give up niy liberty I want ootnebody
to Inko cure o( it."
"Silk child ! What in the matter
with lig I!arno3-, tho blaeksmith 1"
"lie in big, but 1 never learned that
he was brave."
"Ami you never heard that lie was
not. What k the matter with Earnest,
the giii.einith V
''ilo'as plaeid ns goat's milk."
"Thai's tiOhignthat ho is a coward.
There is littlo jrilz, tho tanner ; he
is quarrelsome enough for you mrely. '
"Ho is no bigger than a bantam
chicken. It is liltle ho could do if the
house was set upon by robber."
"It is not always tho Mrengtli that
wins a fight my girl. It tukes brains
as well an brawn. Come now, Barbara,
givo thcsa young men a fair trial."
Barbara turned her faco beoro the
mirror, letting down one raven tress
and looping up another.
"I will, mother," said she, at Inst.
That evening, Earnest, tho gun
smith, knocked early at the door.
"You sect for rue, Barbara," ho said,
f;oirig to the girl, who stood upon the
learth eoipietishly warming ono foot
and then the other.
"Yes, Earnest," she replied, "I've
been thinking of what you said tho
otlirr night when you were hero."
"Wull, Barbara."
Earnest spoko quietly, but bis dark
bluo eyes flushed, and bo looked at
hor intently.
"I want to test you."
"How?"
"I want to see if you dare do a very
disagreeable thing.
"What is it?"
"There is an old coffin up stairs.
It smells of mould. They say Bed
niond, murderer, was buried in it;
but the devil came for his body and
left the ei'flin empty nt tho end ofa
week; nnd it wns finally taken from
tho tomb. Il is up stairs in the room
my graucUire died in, and they say
grandsire does not rest cay in his
grave for some reason, that I know
nothing about. " )aro you mako that
coffin your bed to-nigbl?"
"Is that all ''. 1 will do that, ami
sleep soundly. Why, pretty one, did
you think I had weak nerves?"
"Your nerves will have good proof
if you undertako it. Ileniember, no
one sleeps in that wing of tho house."
"I shall sleep the sounder."
"(Jood night, then. 1 will send a
lad lo show you the chamber. If you
will stay until morning," said imperi
ous Miss Barbara, w ith a nod of her
pretty hcaif, "1 will marry you."
"You vow it ?"
I do."
Earnest turned straightway and
followed tho lad in wailing, through
dim rooms and passages, up echoing
stairs, along narrow, damp ways,
where rats scattered before them," to
a low chiitnher. Tho boy looked pale
and seared, and evidently wanted to
hurry away ; but Earnest ma Jo him
Wait until he took a survey of tho room
by tho aid of his lamp. The room
was very largo and full of reccs-.es,
with high windows in them which
were barred across, llo lcmoinbered
thai old Ijrandsiro I'enos had been
insano for several years la-fore his
death, so that this precaution had been
necessary for t ho safety of himself and
others. In tho centre of tho room
stood a colIiu ; beside it wns placed a
(Chair. Tho room was otherwise per
fectly empty.
EurneM stretched himself in the
-nfli n.
"Be kind enough to tell Mi-s Bar
bara that it is a Very good lit," said
' ho.
The boy went nut nod shut, tho door,
'aung lli,; l ouilg uuhsuiiill taJuiio ill
I the dark.
-Meanwhile Harbara was lal'uiiiL'
with the blacksmith in tho keeping
room.
"Barney." Paid she. i.ullin.r her
1 i .i i i l i
Ii awav from hi ('rami wl'ieti he
would have l;is. , her, -I've a tet to
put yi.u to H f ,ro I give you noyau-
i lo re is a cornso Iv
nt' in Ihc
r wti'te my graiul-crn tlicl, in
the untenantcl wing of ihe house If
you tlure ii with' j( t Ist ro nil ni-ht,
and h-t notl.it.g uYive you from your
post, yon Vi VA not a-k n.o to marry
ftgfiin in vr,in."
"You will give me a light, a bottle
of wine, and a book to lead."
".Willing."
"Aro Ihesn iill tho conditions you
fun offer me. Barbara ?"
"All. And if you g,( frightened
you need never look me in tho lute
again."
"I'll take them, then."
o lliruev co.Kiticl,,! to his
po-t hy the lad whS bad l,een itislrtie
ted in the he rot, il w10,0 ir.volun-
..s c, .,., ui i.arnesls i lH,i,l (i.0
U iav in the com , r
l'.iim.
- lllll-l nrciCU I
nniuri.i awo o
lie took I ; seat, ami ihc boy led him
alone with the darkness, Hie rats and
the colIiu.
iSooa after Frit, the tanner, arrived,
fli.llrrrd Rful Immh'TiiI, fYnin lh fift
llirit Rirl'Mft ltvl onl "ir liim.
H nvo yon t liitv;'"i J our in i ml, 1Ur
barn ? " In r K ' 1 1
No ; ;ni I I li till n- I ntil.l I Unv
ll.M mmi i -n do a tvnllv lititc iliirr "
"V li'il t-ltiil it Ih' r I M iir to i-at
UtV Von, H:u)';0':l "
1 hiivo a iipiiuisal to niako to yni
(oirai.'v"
"Tcil mo !"
'Well, in this lioithtt iHAinan wutdi
in by n corjio. llo linn nworu not
to Uavo bin post until morning, ll
inn nun nui It n him tlo it. 1 cbnll br
A- .. i.i. , iin.l ul !
SHimiu-ii uui. ? '"- ""'"' ",-"i.Cybi,lio.d.Diiturecf any kind"
oravo n i rotjuirc a uuMiami m umiv
to be "
"Why, nothing is so easy," exclaim
ed b'litz, "1 can euro him away.
Furnish nie w ith a sheet, show mo into
tho room, and go to your rest, Barba
ra. You shall find mu at the post in
tho morning."
Barbara did a required, and saw
the tanner step blithely away in bis
task. It was then nearly twelve
o'clock, nnd she sought her own cham
ber quickly.
Barney was sitting at his vigil, and
so far, all hud been well. Tho night
seemed very long, for ho bad no
means of counting tho time. At
limes a thrill went through him, for
it seemed as if ho could hear low,
suppressed breathing not faraway;
but tie pursuaded himself that it was
tho wind blowing through tho crevi
ces of tho old bouse. Still, it was
very lonely, und not at all cheerful.
Tho face in the coflin gleamed whi
ter through tho darkness. Tho rats
squeaked us if a famino were upon
them and they smelled dead flesh.
Tho thought made him shudder. He
got up and walked ubout, and some
thing made a slight noise as if some
body was behind him, and he put bis
chair agninst the wall, and sat down
again. Ho bad been bard at work all
day, and at last, inspile of everything,
he grew sleepy finally nodded and
snored.
Suddenly it seemed as if somebody
had touched him. lie awoke with a
start, and saw nobody near, though in
tho cuntro of tho room stood a white
figure.
"Curso you, get out of this 1" he
exclaimed in a fright, using tho first
word that came to his tonguo.
The figuro held up its right arm nnd
slowly approached him. Ho started
to his feet. Tho spectre came nearer,
nearly pressing bun into tho corner.
"The d I take you I" crcd Barney,
in his extremity.
Involuntarily he stepped back, still
tho figure advanced, coming nearer
and nearer, and extending both arms,
as if to take him in a ghastly embrace.
Tho hair started upon Barney's head ;
ho grew desperate, nnd just ns the
gleaming anna would have touched
him, ho fell upon tho ghost liko a
whirlwind, tearing off tho sheet,
-thumping, pounding, beating and
kicking, moro and moro enraged at
tho resistance ho met, whiuh told hi tn
tho truth.
As tho reader knows, ho wns big,
and Fritz was liltle, and while he
was pommeling tho littlo tanner un
mercilully. and Fritz was trying in
vain to get a lunge nt Barney's stom
ach, to take tho wind put of him,
both plunging und kicking liko horses,
they were petrified by hearing a voice
cry :
"Tnko ono of )'Our sizo, Big Har
ney 1"
Looking nround, they saw tho
corpso sitting up in bis coflin. This
was too much. Tluy released each
other and sprang for the door.
They never knew how they got out ;
but they ran homo in hot haste pant
ing liko slags.
It was Barbara herself who came
and opened tho door upon Earnest the
next morning.
"It's very early; ono moro liltle
nap," said be tuiuing over in the
Collin.
So eho married him ; and though
she sent Fritz and Barney invitations
to tho wedding, they did not appear.
If Ibey discovered tho trick, they
kept tho knowledgo to themselves,
and never willingly faced Barbara's
laughing eyes again.
A Hercules.
James Gibson, of East Bradford tp.,
Chesles county, went into tho West
Chester Hccurd ollleo tho other day
and wrote his name against tho wall
while a fifty-six pound weight was
banging on his liule finger. Gibson
is a carpenter, and is past bis Ibrco
seoro years, lie made tho following
statement t' the editor of Iho Hccurd:
In 18l!j could I ill the forge hammer at
Ilibernia, with great easo, and could
shoulder three bushels of wheat stnnd
ingt wilh both feet in the half bushel.
In 128 could tako a barrel of cider
from the wagon, carry it several steps
and placo it on tho porch, in ls.ili
could tako a fill lb. weight on each
litllc finger nnd striko them together
abovo his head, nnd would strap two
oti ll. weights together and tako them
in his teeth and carry them; could
stand a barrel of flour on its end, and
place bis finger ends tinder the end
hoops and lift it at arm's length. In
lMis Iifled seven fill's wilh one hand,
lied together, and lifted n pair of rail
road car wheels and axle at l'arkes
burg shops. When building a barn
somo men were trying to lilt a largo
oak sill ; he placed two men on it, one
weighing lOn, and Iho other over "00
lbs., and lilted sill nnd men no of
tho nun is li ing yet. and can be pro
duced. In 11,7 bo lilted V'l!i lbs. on
the fuir ground. As the witnesses
have nearly all pa-ed awav, tho strong-
est evidence that can bo given, ho will
c i
go out against I he young men on a
big day's work the harvest field liot
excepted. Ho never used tobacco nor
.... ... .
indtilgetl in intoxicating drinks, und
is strong in tho belief thnt many
young men not only lay a I uinduliou
lor a weak cons'.itution, but H penna
1 "B e-,i,,- u " l"'
I'.iecij and otliT inleinperato habits.
A Balesvillo boy, fno years of age,
having stolen a can nf milk, his mot her
tool; Is i ii to lask with moral suasion,
and wound up her diseourso by ex
claiming :
"W bat in tho world was you going
lo do with the milk ?"
"I was going lo ol nil a liltle dog to
drink il," was the crushing reply,
A while girl from Massachusetts is
a bhrlendcr in a negro grog-shop in
Montgomery, Aia. Mio is, nodouM,
a tender creature.
An English grocer bus left f 1 5,000
. . M I . . Tv- I. . - ,- . -,i
i i" v "l " " i rovi,,i" 110
ICS, 1 ,rl rn, r,,m ',,.b. ...
to the
grocer's family onto yearly until ho
dies.
In Macon, Georgia, it costs 875
year to licenso a two-horse dray.
Hoodanrti Hffltflnfi.
UUOII.Wnsi.KKMlMilTTMtS
lloollimd's (.n inaii Tonic;
Thi (lri H'trf lin fur all !'" of Ik
hirrr, Hoirurd, nr IMfffMivt
llotillitinl'H (!fiiu;in liillcr.s
la f.irapn.. of Oil fr Juli-fl (or. llnjr t
nuiiiciimlly tTiiil, . hirt'U) f muli,
liirln, at. barki. I I prrpnrfttlnn bi'lily
corrnitn ti a o J entirfly
I & - Aiitirt hr "lra Iroiu
lonllaiiil'H (lo mi an Tonic
I (v,ml''oll,,n or all Ilia lnfr,lif nil of lha
IIUUt. wish lha lHirt.it quality of Santa Crui
Hum, Oraime, A? . maklnif on of th roort pli-a-nan!
and airrecattla remaUiei avf r oflcrej lo tu
puMio. 'iliora nrelorring a raeUit-iu fro frum
alculuiho ailtulxturs, mil uo
lloiillaiul's (icnuaii Bitters.
Thoe who have no objection to the combina
tion. of Ilia llltlora a tat,'J, will uia
lloolland'ii Gorman Tonic.
Thry r Vioih equally (rooJ. J contain Hit
am madicinnl f irtutta, tlia choira b.'twitan tha
iwubeinga mora raaltorvf talto, tlia Tunic being
lha uioat jialatabla.
Tha atoinach, from rarlcty of eauiol, uch
as lnilir"tion, Dyspcpii-, Norvoua bilnlity, ate,
ta verv apt to hava itl functloua arrang
ed. Tho Lifer, tyra 1 I puthiaina; aa cloiely
ai it dMa with lha Bloianch, then b-
oome affeetrd, tbe reiult of which la that the
patient vuliura from aevoral or mure of tba fol
lowing diseases :
Constipation, Flatulence, Inward Piles, Vullness
of Ulood io the Head, Acidity of the Slom
arh, Nausea. Heart Uurn. Ulnuil for
Food, Fullness or Weight in lb
rjtomach. Sour Eruptionl, Sink
ing or Fluttering at tbe pit
oflbe Stomach, Swim
ming of the Head,
11 urri d or
Difficult
breathing,
fluttering of the
Uoart,Cbbking or Suf.
fucating aensaliooa when
tn a l.viog posture, llitnness of
vision, dotsur webs before the eyes,
dull pain in the hcad,de6oieney of per
spiration, yellownesa of tbe akin and yel.
Pain In the side, back, c best, limbs, ate., sudden
flushes of heat, burning flesh, constant
imaginings of vil and groat
depression of spirits.
The mfTerer from these difeases should sier
itlia the creates! caution in tbe saleoclion of a
remedy for his case, ,A purchasing only that
which b is assured 1 1 Irnm his snvestlga
llons and inquiries possesses true merit,
is skillfnlly oouipouoded, is free from iijurloua
ingredients, and has established for Itself a
reputation for the eureof these diseases. In this
connection we would submit those well known
remedies
lloofland's German Bitters,
Hoofland's German Tonic,
Prepared by Dr. 0. M. JACKSON,
Philadelphia, Pi,
TwentT-lwa veurs sine they were first Intro
duced into this country from Oertniiny. during
which time they bare atKloohieiiiy periormetl
more cares, and bcuetited suDering humanity lo
a greater c stent, than any other remedies known
to the public.
Three remedies will effectually cor tlr.r
Complaint, Jaundice, T1 Pvspepsla. Chronic
or hcrrous Debility, li C h r o n i e Diarrhoea,
Diseases of the Kid ners, and all diseases
asising from ft Disordered Liver, Stomach, or
Interlines.
Debility,
Resulting from any cans whatereri Prostration
of tbe system inluecd by sever I.abur,
Hardships, Kipisure, Ferers,
lo.t io.
There la no medicine extant equal to these
temediea in such eases. A tone and rigor is
imparled to the whole system, the appetite is
strengthened, focd is enjoyed, the stomach di
gests promptly, the blood Is purified, the com
plexion becomes sound and healthy, tbe yellow
tinge la eradicated from tho eyea, bloom is
given to the cheeks, and the weak and nerlous
inraltd becomes strong and healthy bsing.
Persons Advanced in Life,
and feeling the hand of time weighing heavily
u on them, wilb all Its attendant ills, will find
llie ate of these Hitters nr the Tonic, bd elixir
that will inilil new Ills' into iheir veme, leslore
tn a measure the energy and ardor of more
youthful days, build up their shrunken forma,
and give health and bappineee to their remaining
years.
Notice.
It la well established fact that fully on,
hilfof the female po rtlon of our popul
lion are seldom io the 1 . enjoyment of good
health, or.to use thier J own expression, they
"never feel well." They are languid, devoid of
all euerpv, extremely nervous, and have eo ap
petite. Tu tbls elate of peraons the Bitters, or
lb Tonic, ia especially recommanded.
Weak and Delicate Children
are made itrong by the use of either of thes
remedies. They will cure every cassof auraraius
without fail.
Thousands of certificates hav acrutnulsted In
the bands of lha proprietor, but space will allow
of the publication ol but a few. Those, it will lis
observed, are men of note, and of luch standiog
tnat they must be believed.
Testimonials.
Hon. (leorga W. Woodward, Chief Juitlce of
th Fupreme Court of Pennsylranio, writes t
Philadelphia, Pa., March lo. I8S.
"1 find Hoort.ssn'a , lUawaa BtrTaaa Is a
good tonio, useful in A diseasesof the digest
ive organs, and of great benefit in eases
of debility and want of nervous action in Iho
system. Yours, truly, Gao. W . Woodward."
Hon. James Thompson, Judg of the Huprernc
Court of Peunsjlvunia, writes.
"Philadelphia, April !. lsr.ft.
"I eonldrr llootbind's Uennan Hitters a valu
able medicine in case of Indigestion or Dyspep
sia. I ran certify this from experience.
"Voura, wilh respect, Jahxs lBanraos."
From Iter. Joi-ph T. Kennard. D. P., Pastor
of tbe Tenth Baptist Church, Philsdelphiai
Dr. Jackson Dear Sir : 1 hare been frequent
ly requested to connect my name with recoro
men.Utions of diflerrnt kinds of medicines, but
regarding the prae - ltcas out of my ap.
tiroprieto sphsre. I j hav in all cases de-
I -i: I. wlik ' e ear iirnnf In various
l n,tice. and pirlirularlv in my own family, of
the oefuln-sof lr. llooflanda Herman Hittera,
j 1 i'ttrnmVTJlZlu
i nmn to foil eorivir-ti.-n that for gcncrnl dtoility
, ;,f FVf.r,, .-,,,d especially for I.iver Com.
I plaint, it is a safe and mluahle preparation. In
j "" " 11 m-T ' u"";'7'. 1 1'"lk"",i'
Ml aill t,a vnrv l,ntinfi, 1 lo thasO VTho SIlfTr from
the above cause. Yours, very respectfully,
J. IV KKRNAftP,
Eighth, below Coales Streets.
Prom P.ct. K. D. Pcndull, EJit.T of Cli rlatinn
"Chronicle," Philadelphia :
I bore derived decided benefit from the use of
HoofUnd'a Herman I'itters, and (eel it my pr'vl
leire to recommend thsra as a rnot va'unMc tonic
to sll who are S'.ff rir g from general drl.i ity or
frr.m diseases arising ftom dcrat'ccmcnl of the
liver. Yours, truly, D. PstPAIL,
Caution.
llooflan l's German Bitters are eounterf!ted.
(' that th signs ... lure of C. M. JAI'K
SO.N is on Ihe wrap I I per nf each botlle.
All others are conn terfclr. Principal
Ofitee ard Manufactory, at Iho lrmn M'-dical
ftore, No. 6.11 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa.
(.114111.11 SI. I V A VI, Pmprlrtars
( Formerly CM. Jackson t Co.)
Tiice.
floofland a German Bitten, par hnllle f-l no
" " per ball dnien. k 00
llooflanda German Tosjle, put up in c,nart
bottlea, psr hnttle 1 In
Or half dusen for 1 to
TrDs not rorgel lo fjaamln well th article
you buy, ia order te get the genuine.
r-ST-Kor sale ty all drgnjUls and dealers In
dlctBol. )yll ly
Clearfield Counly Dank.
fpHR rii-atROd C- uMy Hank an li-coro-m
lt mmivW nf 49 rlmrtPT, n My Ij, hf S.
All lit- (" ti rn. by (lit ub. hUrn, who
will rout. nu lha HmAmx buift a( it
pl re, at rivftif Iteiikrr m, tMil r 1h tu m nimt
til tf. 'H'lfsarNtlrJ ( "Wiif lnk.M W are te
l(.n(ibf ti-r th dfbo ol lt. an j Will iM
ita rt"t- en drmaiifl at tb rniOfr. liHt..it
recrOttl lid H lTfiil iid whrn ni'tiicj ii li lt ir
a fitrd ilmo. I'after durountml ti la r int
aa hrrctolui a. Our I'erinnal re otujbilitjr i
rili'iliri-d fr all !- cni r,,lr,d nnil bti-mo
tram rlrd. A ri'iitimmiita of the I limn I ml
runi! ef ba Imtmen inn .f lha rnuni) i re
.e ttullT n.lici'tjd. A i'rcudfiil, Civbier and
o irrrjuf ll-a Ul C'li-arllniiJ Cuunt jr Ui.k, we
require tha nuiei ul taid Hank to ba riieDtd
for reHwiipoon.
JAS. T. 1.KONARD, ItlCllAltD SHAW,
WM. roHTKK. J AS. Ii. O H Alt AM,
A. K. WltKlHT. O. L. KKKD,
WM. A. WALLAi'K.
The hnneuR nf the lUtik will be ef.nrlurte! by
John M. AilaiiH., Km)., ('!. ier. ju,i3V'A
J. M tiirl..
l;,lar,t I'nl,.
BANKING & COLLECTION HOUSE
McGirk & perks
Fiieof rnm to Fuller, Vcrku, A (i.,
1liillifbui-f;, C entre Coouuly, 11.
AY
Till: UK all I he buinenf of a Hanltinj HooKe
be imii!a'tm iruni Lly aud ui-m the
tii out favorable terma.
Diar7 -tf
County National Bank.
CI.K AHKIl.I.U, PA.
flllllS Bank fa now open and ready for busl
X ness. OOiee on Hecond street. In the build
iog formerly oocupied by Liaard, Kinney A Co.
ihkkctohs ASD orrirKSia.
JAS. B. GRAHAM, B1IMIA HD SHAW,
WM. A. WAM.ACK, WM. POKTKH,
A. K. WRIUIIT, OKO. L. KKKD.
D.W.MOORE, JAS. T. LPONAHT),
ju2S.'Sn Cashier. President
Clothing.
HOW TO SAVE MONEY.
TM1B timet art bard; you'd like to know
How you may eave your dollari)
Tbe way to do it I will ihow,
If you will read wbat fullowt.
A man who lived not far from hart,
Who worked bard at Ml trade,
Bat had a huneebotd to tup port
That iquaodered all he mad.
I net him one. Bayi he, "My friend,
I look thread bear and rough
I're tried to get tuyielf a mil.
But can't lava up enough."
fiayi I, my friend, how aanch hare yoo t
I'll tell yog where to go
To get a eiiit thal'a emind and cheap i
To KK1ZENSTK1N it Co.
lie took what liltle ha had eaved,
And weut to Keiienileln A Broth ere',
And there be gt a bend Rome eoit,
For half he paid to o there.
Now he It home, he IooVi go well,
And tbeir eflect ii lurb.
That when they take their dally meal,
Tbey don't ant half aa much.
And now he flndi on fiatnrdey night,
Wilb all tbeir wante lupplied.
That he haa money left to ipend,
And iome to lay a tide. ,
Hii good eneeen, with theerful mile,
He gladly telle to all.
If you'd tare money, go and buy
Your clothee at
ItbUhASSTKIN'S CLOTHINQ IIAI.L.
Where the rhrapeit, flnent and beit Cloth in c
and good Furniahing Uootti can be bid to uit
every taite and in every etyle aprll, 67
"iHisrrllanrous.
J. K. BOTTORF'S
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
MARKET BT., Cl.EAHFlI.l.D. PA.
1)KHSOXS deniring OOOI rOTl'IU...f ant
ilylo and price, wilh all the modrrn itnprova
menta of tbe art, run be iccrjuinotlatrd by citliog
at my rooms in CtrerfltM.
Negatives mfiHo in Cltudy as well as in
Clear Wcathor.
CHllsURF.N S PICT f RES Uken accurately,
in a frw lerunilf.
The TONE and I-1 N I S 1 1 of my rhotnr. pha
giirtrnnterd to r-iinl that of any nude in I'lula-d'-tphia
or New Vi-rk.
Cumlantly on hand a larr nupply of
FrameB, Albums and Stereoscopes,
Of all tiiri, ilvlcp and priccf,
bnuh. Aloo,
and of the bent
STEltEOSCOPIC VIEWS,
of tho moat interfiling
AMI'.KICAW A rOHI.HJN lali:M;RY,
for iala at reaaonable ratri.
FRAMES OF ALL SU Kg,
From any etyle of moulding, made to order on
ihort notice.
J. K. MOTTORF.
Clrarfipid, Dee. Ift, IP IK If
LITIIERSIHRG FOTTKItlES
I.olhcrshiirp;, t'lrarfleld Co., P.
FARMERS, MECHANICSfi DAIRYMEN
Look Herel
rilHK andrrnigned 1 preired lo furni'h yon
1 with tbe Imit HTii.NKVV AitK manutacturMl
in this country. He haa never yet failed toplrae
the mtift fetstiitioue, ai to quality or durability.
Hii ware concilia in part of
CHEAM TOTS OF ALL SIZES!
Mil k t'HOC'kM AM) PAN,
Fruit Cans, (for Canning Fruit,) Safety
Tubes,
And In short F.VF.RYT1IIMI usually made and
kept in an cstahlisbment of Ibis kind.
MERCHANTS
Can have Iheir war delivered by me, at ANY
11MK and to ANY Pl.AI K disired.
Orders for ware aolb-ited, and promptly filled.
.f. C-Fr general assortment, see Catalogue and
Price List, mailed free to applicants.
ffsy K liberal discount will be given io Ihe
wholesale trade.
!:. C. KIRK.
I.ulhrrrlurg, Pa., Dec. ,1, ltiiH-tf
DOBBINS'
i:r.i:i'Titic
It O O T ! O Ia I S II
Itkl.S A l.TIN(i MUM-'..
fllliosi! who black Ihrlr boots on ftiurdny
I riigbt with ordinary blacking, don't have
much shine on Sunday, as tbe polish fade, off ,
but the shin of
DO BUIN S' JlLACKlXfi
Lat ts StittirJtTj and (ill day Sunday I
11 Ileal, any oilier marling; 'Uriel
Uannfa-lured only by J. II. tlnl.bins, .1 hi, lm
menis Sep and lilaekiog Works, Sinn street
and tleimantown avemres, Phils, lelpltis. Pa
Kr sale br 3 P. hUAIZKK and IIM1TS.
Hia A IRII IN.CIeuruelH, pa. pc.Jn tin
TI .TltiW A 4 dlMl tHM KKI'ja,
We have printed a large nurelier of the new
KKK Itll.l,, and will on the receipt of twrntr
nreoents, mail a copy to any addreaa. . roj(t
(WMM'Pltm, Kennsdvi M.d cd
O Hiseovery, Helmhold's Ruchn, tl.ker'e Co
Liver Oil, Jane's and Aver's medicines nf every
kind, for sol. by B A T9tt U'K law IN.
TroffS.lcB.it $MMtt
A. W. WALTC R8,
ATTOI1N KY AT I AW,
( Ii ai fl' lrl, r.
iil cffi.e In Its Court llous.. pleoJ ly
ISRAEL TEST,
ATT OH N I" Y A T I, A W,
t Irailleld, l'.
-Off,ce In the Court House. (Jyll.'fT
JOHN H. FULFORD,
ATfiUlNKY AT1.AW,
I lent field, I'u.
Offic with J. B. Mi-rnallv, KVi ,over First Na
tional llur.k.
law-Prompt altenlion given to the securing
cf ttounlr. Claims. Ac, and to all legal business.
March JS, IS67 ly.
WALTER BARRET T,
ATTOHN KY AT l,AV.
Office on SeconJ St., Cloarnold, Pa. (nevJt.Ki
Win. A. Wallace. Win. I. Iliglor
J. Illake Waltrra. Frank Fielding
WALLACE, EIGLER & FIELDING
A 111 in X KYS AT LAW,
I li arlii Id, I'n.
fr Legal business of all kinds promptly and
accurately attended to. irayl.'i y
THOS. j! mccULlough",
ATTUKN K V AT J.AW.
Office adjoining tha lienk, formerly oeeupled by
J. li. Mubnally, beuond at., Clearheld.
ff--Will attend promptly to eolleelloni, eale
of landi, ao. deol7,fl2
JOHN L. CUTTLE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
And Heal Kelale AkcuI. Clearfield, l'
Office on Market street, opposite th jail.
JUr Hespectfully oflers bis services io selling
and buying lands in Clearfield and adjoining
eountioa j and with an experience ol over twenty
years as a eurveyor, Hatters himself that he can
render ealisfaction. fol2S.'03 tf
WM. M. McCULLOUGH,
ATTOHN KY AT LAW,
Clcnrlicld. Pa.
Offio on Itarket street one door east of the Clear-
Held County Bank. mays, '61
John II. Orvia. C. T. Alexander.
ORVIS 8c ALEXANDER,
ATTORNEYS AT LA H7,
Ilcllclonte, fa. aeplVC&.y
DR. T. JEFFERSON BOYER,
f HYSICIAN AND SUHGEON,
Second Ft reel, Clearfield. Pa,
-Ileving permanently locited, he now olTen
hia prolcftiiotiai eervioee to tbe cititena of Clearfield
and ficinitr, and tbe public generally. All eaili
promptly Uendt-d to. ocllV y
F. B. REED, M, D.(
rilY.SICIAN AND SURGEON1,
filiating remored to tVitliamagrora, Pa.
offera his pretention! tervicai to the people of
tbe aurrounding eountry. Jy I i, 07
DR. J. P. BURCHFIELD,
Late Burgeon of the 83d Keg men t, Penntylrania
Volunteers, having returned from tbe Army,
olTen hia profeaaional services to tbe eititena
of tleerfteld eeunty.
f-prurefaional calls promptly attended to.
Office on Second street, formerly occupied by
Iir. Woods. aprVfift-tf
DR. J. F.
p n Y S I C I A N
WOODS,
4 SUHOKON.
Having removed to Ansonville, Pa.,oirer bis
professional et-rvicos to the peoplo of that plac
and the surrouning country. All calls promptly
attended lo. Die. 3 0m pd.
DENTAL PARTNERSHIP.
Tn, Dr. A. M. HILLS,
nlT?f Ha'tres to Inform his patrona, and the
pumic generally. at he bnataocikted wilh hia
in tbe practice of IcnLttry,
S. P. SHAW, D. D. 8.,
W'hiis ft graduate of the PhltedMphla Denial
C'llejr, ai.d therefore bsa the hiphetU attesia
tiuna of profiifiotil skill. All work dona in
the pfi.ee 1 will bold myself personally rreponfl
ble for being dne in the moat siiUrvfltirv man
ner and highest order of the profeinion.
An eaubliahed praetiee of twenty-two years tn
this pUce enables me to speak lo my patients
with eorifltlenre.
- itngagi-ments from a diflanra should be made
by letter a few rloyi before the putlmt draigns
coming. (June 4, l.HtlH-ly.
S. J. HAYS,
SUHOKON I'ENTIST.
Tliompaoii (rctl, t iiriveiiMlllc, Ia.
PTeeth extracted with Ihe application cf
local anvslhesia comparatively without pain.
All kindi of Ilonlal work don. nay l if.
MOSHAN N ON LA NO &. LU V1DERC0.",
USCLOI.A STEAM MILLS,
HAS'. I'ACTt'RKI
LUMBEIJ, LATH, AND PICKETS.
II. II. KlIU.LINUI'ORIi, President,
OCi.S) Karest 1'liice. No. 12.1 8. 4th St., Phil'a.
Jl 'II N LAWHIIK, Unpiriiilcndent.
JcO'fi? Osceola Mills, Clcarlicld counly, Pa.
REUBEN H AC K mXn
House and Sign Painter and Paper
Hanger,
Ii-arllclil, rniti'a.
i-sjt-Will evecule Jobs in bis line promptly and
In a workmanlike manr-rr. afr4,r"7
C7 M. CADWALLADER7
CONVEYANCER i JI STK E OF THE PEACE
Tor Decatur Tp., ( Irardrld Co.
V?U.ColtirtUna prompt ly made and lcpul inatru
mrntt exrentnl on shortct notice. 1'oat (-(rice
atidreaa, rhtlipburg. I'a, marlD.'tVS
"j." BL A K E W A LT E RS,
SCKIVKNKU AND CON VEYANCKIl.
Agent for th Parch., and stale of Lands.
( liarlicld, I'a.
sProtnpt atleation given to all business
connected with Ihe county offices. Office with
Hon. Wm. A. Wallace. IJ.nl, 'Of.. if
LEVI F. IRWIN,
JUSTICE OF Til E PEACE
For Lawrence townohin,
Irsrfirld P.O. t Icartlrld Co., Pst.
pr Coll actions and remltunces promptly
made. (Jei'0,'07.
SURVEYOR.
flHK nnderigned oflvra his airvicea a a iSur-
vvyor, end may l-e found al hia irmdcnre, in
Lswrriii-e lownliip. Lrtters will rtftA-h him di
rwled In Clearfield, Pa.
may 7 tf. J AMI'S MITCHELL.
DAViDOUNG,
STOXE-CUTTEIl AND MASOX,
P. (I. lint lift, ( Irarlinid, Pa.
'SjMH'ial attention pni, tn Ir"ing Plone
and hiipvrinlt-nding Joba. All kind a of JMaeonry
done, in the moat worknmnlifte manner. rt''ra
aoliciicl, end otintracta taken in any prt nf the
county. jv2tf,
JAS. C. BARRETT,
JU STICK OK T II K PEACE
And Licensed Coovryanocr.
I ulhrrxluirff. ClrsrHrld ro.. Pa.
lLf"nolleftons an rnmitlanres promptly
ma.U.and all kinds of legal inatrumenta executed
on short notiee. ImnyH.'nfl.U
DANIEL M. DOUGHERTY.
BARBER & HAIR DRESSES,
f-KroNn STiti i;t,
c 1. 1', a n i I r: l. n, p a.
I"
THOMAS
H,
FORCEE,
DKitra tn
GENERAL MERCHANP1PK,
c;it in iT(i, pit.
Aln. f-Ttcrnire nifinnfnctiirer an i dentrr In Square
Timber and tAwed Lumber of all kinda.
jr-fTOrdrrs aullcltrd end all
6U.MI.
hills prrtmptly
iJyln-ly
FRANCIS COUTRIET.
MERCHANT,
l'rrnrlilllr, tlrarfiild tount,Pa.
KiM-pa eonalantly nn hand a full eniortmetit of
Irr Ifirod. Hartlwnre, .ro.-rlr, and avrtvtbirg
waually kept tn a retail slire, which will He to 11,
for ran b, aa crimp a flwwhfre in lha county.
FrvtirhitHe, June IT. H(17 ly.
1M H. Oeruan Fitch Mttt, French tqulrral
setta, American Pqnlrrel ftla, fiU Vm
urtnes, RHeer Mania (ita Uink espet and
mo Is, Gents far eel I art. (Beaver and Mfnfcl at
J. P. KRATSER S.
V. Cralmm cma' iTntnmn.
j ia ..
. aa.ai. t. a. .in
A V H A mj i:.
J.U. GRAHAM &S0aS,
MAKKKT PTUKr.T.
CLEA KK1 ELD, Pa.
T'
'1HR suticritera having entered Into partner
ship for tha purpose of carrying on tbe
bufioeii of Mrchand.tfing, now offer
A Hood
And rare opportunity to tha oitiieni of Clear
field and adjoining eonnties to tuy store goodi
at wbolesnli or retail prices, thit will aslonith
tha uninstructed. Tbeir goods will be partlcu
larly seieeted to suit this market. Every lady
will, therefore, eall tba attention of her
Slusband
To this fact.bsoausa this branch of our business
will receive spaolal attention, and everything
needed In a well regulated household will at all
timet be found loour store. Our stoek of IK Y
GOODS shall not be surpassed, either in qual
ity or price, and will embrace, in part, Prints of
very style. Ginghams and Lawns of every
quality, llualinl of every grade, Da Laines
adapted to tbe tastes of the old and young; and
very article of any kind of goods they sell is
(jSuuruiilked
To be as represented, and warranted to give eat-
Isfaetlon. Al to DBliHtJ GOODS we have
ft splended assortment of Alpacas, black, white,
Bund in colors t Armures, Silks, and in short all
tha newest styles In tha market. We dcilra tbls
fact to beeome known
To Every
Personman, woman, ahild, physician, ma
ebaale, farmer, lawyer, barber, woman's rights
man, or any otb ar man Id tha county
Young
Or old, rico or poor, high or low, who will favor
us with a, sail. Wilh our new and oxtenstve
stock any gentlemen ean pleaae lha moat fas
tidious
By jail dropping In and getting alee dresc
pattern, lace sett, kid gloves or by doing that
which is better t give her a well-Ailed puree,
and she will And guoJ and paying inveitmenU in
ecslrtyiderici, edgirjrs, ribbons, gloves, hosiery,
or any other household noaessitiss.
And
Tn addition to wbat we bare alrealy enumera
ted, we keep all kinds of t.KVILKUi: VM
1:aH auch as Cloths, Casslmsres, Satinetts,
Hats, Boots and Shoes, Ac,, besides,
A Xlee
Assortment of Made-up CXOTHING for Men
and Boys, manufactured out of tba very belt
material, which we will sell for caah or exchange
for country produce at prices which wilt astoniab
both huibatid and
Wife
W. ar. now largely engaged In buying and
filing nCU'AKB Hllll;H and mannfac.
lured LUMBER, and will giro this branch i
buslnesi spatial attention, and make ll as object
To Every
One who has Lumber to sell to deal with us.
W shall also keep oonatawtly on hsnd a
general assortment of CROCF-IUKS and
11 AHDYV ARK., which we will sell at exceed
ingly low prices. We also keep a full asort
mentof QIJCEXSW ARK. This department
will bs kept full aad complete, and every
Young Jin n
Or maiden who eon tern plates housekeeping, will
6nd it advantageous to coma and trade with wi.
We are so situated, and, from long experience iu
lha business, so well acquainted with tha wants
and neeessliios of this community, that ws feel
satisfied tf every man and woman
In C'lrarficld County
makes it a point ta buy their goods from is, wa
ean please them both as to quality and price.
Therefore, coma along and buy your
DRY-GOODS, GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
Qiicrnswarr, Hardware,
BOOTS k PllOF.S, HATS A CATS,
Roivty-Mado Clotbing,
And everything you D, d tn r tnder yonrselrea
and families comfortable, Sb
JAS. It. GRAHAM k SONS,
augutf CLEARFIKLD, Pa.
"OTICP The formation of the parlnerahip
of Jnniei ft. (Iraliam A Hon doe not prevent
tiie erltlcment nf tbe n..1 and bunk acn.Minta of
tbe late Hrtn of iShowrrs t Ureliam ar K. W. lira
bam. Tho knowing thnrtei'lvr-a indehlrd ti
either are rrtjucrd to Ci'luc fi'rwstd St onre and
close their accounts.
JAMhS B OHAHAM A P0N9.
Clearfield, Feptemlwr 10 if.
rpHK I)K OC RATIO ALMANAC tor 1 t
1 Itn7 and for sale at tba Poet Off re.
Price . fita. MniUd t arv add-eaa. firi-tf
IOR SAMCFOVR HORSEI,
team, nnibl for lumhring.
On heavy
cus a
fl. R, BARRETT.
M AtRIFD
I .a !. .he.d,ilr e.rtaln f .H'.di. era s n-- h
IrouUed "lib t '..lueeess nr I ..nslij sli'-n, ean
bod cells, n relief in ll-.l.s, k'. lll,...r! r,.l'. wl,-eh
ean b. ia.cn duilr g all stags' ol pregnancy wilb
perfect solely.
SCROFULA
And all diaeaaea of the hlovd, and all eruptive
diaeaira of the akin, Old) Soroa, I uraors and I l
eers, ariaing from whatever ceue, ran Leper
mancntly eured by the uae of lit. JUbaak I Ulood
PuriAer and Ulood Pills.
USrEINCIPLED
Deaden often rerommend other bltlers because
tbey huve not Hoack's. We dei-ire to eantiop
tha afflicted anut por-haing any of them :
buy KoI'Mi-k Mfiutach Uitieis aud lion other,
if you wcu.d eoubat disease aucoeaifully.
WANTED.
All periooa troubled with Costiveness and Ccn
ftip,itiin of the hotels iu buy Hoback's Blood
Pilis ; thry contain no mercury, are purely veg
etable and work like a charm ; ean ba taken
with safely by persons of all ages, and in all
conditions ol iile.
LADIES
Of aedmtary habits wl o require a gentle purga
tive will And Ro bark's Ulood Pills jaat the med
icine tbey want ; thry are perfectly ssfe and can
ba taken at all times f they contain no mercury
or mineral poison, but are purely vegetable.
LIVEE COJffFLAIKTS,
Jaundice and all affections of the Liver are soon
removed by tba use of Robaek'j Stoma' h Bitters
and Blood Pills, tbey arc ovmposed of vegetal la
medicinal extracts with oapecial reference to
tbeir direct action on tho liver and digestive
apparatus.
SICK HEADACHE
Arises from a disordered iteto of tbe stomach
and bowels, and a billious derangement of tba
Hver, and ean re permnenlly cured hy the use
of K"baek'a Blood Purifier and Blood Pills.
Full directions accompany each bottle and box.
DYSPEPSIA.
Thouisnda of the wont sufferers from this ter
rible gnawing dittoes have been cured by the
use ol lUbauk's Slumarb fill 1 1, as the testimo
nials now fo our hands fully prove.
CONVALESCENTS
Should uae RobatVi Stomacr; Bitten to strength
en the prostration which always follows acuta
diseases; it will be found far superior as a sum
ulating tonic to auy of tba wine and bark prepa
rations of the present d;r.
2CEUBALGIA
Can he effectually ru-ed bv taking r. Rohack'i
Klrwd Puriher an J Itluod Pill, and bathing tbe
a Reeled parts with Tincture of Aconite or Cblo
rotorm.
FILES.
There Is no medicine In use so efficacious as
Dr. Uoback's Blood Purifier and Plood Pills for
the permacent cure of Plind or Bleeding Piloa ;
they atrika at tho root of disease, thereby remo
ving the oauaa.
NIGHT MARE
Is ens of lha many diseases of which Pyspepaia
is the parent. To affect ft cure persoos should
avoid hearty food at night, and take a wine glass
full of Roback's Stomach Bitters on retiring to
bed.
WHO SELLS THEM!
Tb. Agents for the tal. of Roback's Blood
Pills. Rtnmach Hitters and II lend Purifier ar.
HARTSYYICK A 1KVTIN, Clearfield, Pa. J.r.2l
DR. TAYLOR'S
OLIVE DRAXC1I
UITTEKS.
VWII.P and agreeable TnN'K STlSlrLAXT,
ttcmachio and CARMINATIVE
IUTTEIIS.
Kxtracted .ntircly from
Highly beneficial in
HERBS and ROOTS.
M'srKPMA,
0 F N K H A I. rKniUTY,
AND LOSS OF ATrETlTE;
And an ncellcnt rORRKCTIVB fur penen,
eufTcring from Iliior Icrs of the Bwcls,
Flatulence, Ac,
Sold IsU'P,' uliCTO.
pepot-So. tlS Market f treet, Philadelphia, P.
E. TAYLOR A- CO.
net?0 Sm
Beale's Embrocation,
(L A T K I'U K I. I, s,,
For all diseases li.ci.lmt lo Homos, L'atlle, and
iluman Flesh, reriuiring the as ol an
external application.
Tb.it Kmbrocati'.n was .xtenstTcty used by
the flirernment rlnrlng the war.
For sal. by ll.rls.irk A Irwlr, Clearfield
Joseph K. Irwin, Curwv&svlil,, llebiel Uuod.
l.uder. l.utliersburtf ' if
Grape Vines for Sale.
ALL the leadlnrj hardy varletle, of it qual
ity. roNrfvM, CT TTIM).. I 0(1 -er
hundred. CONCORD VISES anlr 1(1 ceoV. be.
d.rs solicltad tt soca as on..niei. and filled in
rwauo., ry A. N. HILLS.
CUotteld, sV, AnfuaS AAsU.
"JU-.rrH.nirnti
I'iMiTII S I VI'i..iY
STUMP r.XTJUCTOU.
I'm) r V r M t' Inn t
nr.- n.r, wln H dinwi' hm,.,,
wurrt-t t ll r !i i"V tT .i d- ;mi , ,,
inrtiiii d -i-i' i h if 0 . r t i n, r . ;
fimiif fnMMir't (,n ti ; :
y.tt. I' "ill e Un-t tt.a lar .. t ,
pt l.-l U nhuxr jrf.iur.d - -rii-ii1 i ;
ba'-k in lha h ..!- ut-l unl j u,i !',)
u-n men ran d e li e dirt f;t. t n r, . .
'-h a,
I'M
'IWa,
tt fly
eslrnrtfd. It will t.uil M.ti ii , t, tl ? i ,f "
mimpai fn m ftrtv tn i n hui.tirni ,t.r w
-.11 ahLar Utrtl ill Pits f i.t ..... . . j ', '
be rrni'i - 'l p. aa a on red. u 1
but
Id the r xtrartor, dt.'iver it. ai -1 ted ,i
isiw,
farm ol the piirctai.r ; ar I II it u- L, , !"
o.im pletessti'lanlon. aniido ju.ins r.n,
ed.tliey.iil tak It away 01 d
fr th.ir trouble
Pri.a , M,u . s.,, :"
, I, 'I
.c.
Township and county ri hi
hsT. B J travelicg agents. A t,
'l
lull I II t HI M., Ml ;.;
JcfTertoii Lire I. 0 , t....ri;e.w Co u,
( I ItTII-M ATI:,
We, the undersigned, bavin, witii.sssd tk
trial of T J. Iluotb'a Improved Mtuu-p I ..
on the farm of It. 11. toor.. n.sr l.o'Uri,ltf
on hsturdsy and sionilay, the Tih i,t ,tk Jj
November, take ples.ur. ia 'uy.i.g to lb,
lie, that we believe It to be th,
nowin nse foretlracllfg stumps. I' ieof eia'tle
eonrtruetion, easily mansge.i, nt.t l,.Lis to
out of order, and very durable, p, u, mtn
Ihe macliin. from II, e wai;n, when n;,n,
apart, put it torother, sad pu:iM a ii-, f,'
stump In Icrs than ou. hour, ti ... ,.
pull a large slump wilb ease. Tuey u eaersj
but be do.s his work in Inking ut i:., jk,H
stumps, without a bard pull. Mr. llocta, ttt
Paientee, fully understands puttie, lp (
handling th. machine. W . would adiiH u,,,,
in want of stump eitrtct(,r to see lhi.(ttlua
before purchasing elsewhere, which .v ra.
free of charge by calling on the Proprietor,.
J. C. Kaerett, J W. Kckard, K V. coiesou
John holder, John Kirk. J. W. trabsn,
R. II. Moor., J- VV. Waii.ee, W.B.Alei.n,B'
Ueo. Kllinger, Win D. Rock, Andrew WiIk,'
8. J. Horn, M m. K. Irvin, K. J. Kirk, '
James Moor., L. 11. C'erlile. U.o.H Uioo ,
Lever Flegal, Fred k Bmiicy, Uovls i,
JIOEY SAVED.
"tlTE are constantly parchsaing for etih is ta
) f ew York and liuatuu JilarktiUL.i kindia!
Dry and Fancy Uuods, Silks, Cot turn, Boots asi
thocs, V'atckiis, Bowing Jdachituei, Cat
Icry, L'rt-ea liootia, Lomcatio
Oooda, Ac,
Whii h we are actuallv selling at an arm.; piM
ol u.M. uiL.ijAn run tAiu AiiiiLin.. 0b:
aaJea being strictly for cash, ai.d uur t;kde an
larger than that of any other ain-ilar cortseni, tea
hies us to give better bargains than caii he ottaa
ed of any other bouse
THE LADIES
Arc especially invited to give us a trial. 6ffid fa
a Circular and Lxcbange LuL
Our club system of selling is ai f.llowi: Ttt3
we send 20 pntent pen fouuiaina and cbefkifl.
scribing 20 diflorent articles to be told ursttliu
each; 40 for $4; 60 for 6; ll'O fori0, ic. btti
by mail. Commifsions larger thu ti cfrrt-l
by any other Arm. accordia to me of club.
gle four. Lain and check, 1(1 tv-nts. ale and Ua.ti
agents wanted. Scjip uojftT in Kconrrarr Lir
Tcna. Send us a trial club, and wit! a knoI
edge that you cannot etord to Luj gcn. it of uj
other house thereafter.
EASTMAN A KFVPALL,
upl3 Cm tb Ilam-ver St., li-.-tn, Man.
Philadelphia & Erie Railroad
SUMMER TIME TABLE.
Through and direct route between Puii&it'rAia,
Lultimor., llsrrisburg, Willi su.sprt,
and tb.
Great Oil Hcion cf Pcrrc'vr'a.
ELEGANT SLETriXii CARS
On all Kigbt Trains.
0
V and after MONDAY. N"V. 1 t'C!, tl-
Road will run ss f, llw
VI c.lllald.
Mull Trsin leaves Pliiiad.lt hia. K t.
ho do tl. Miry s 2 4 P K
Do arrive at tine t ii, P. k
Sri. biprisf 1..VCS 1 luisite l hia-... 1 iC a. I
lo .-...do St. Marj'a ..'t' A. R
Ifo arrive at Erie It si A M
Last Hum.
Mall Train leaves l.ne If 5.', A. It
I)o do.... fit. Mary's S it P. It
I'n arrive at Pbiieile! hia.... 10 i'l' A V
Erie Kipress leaves l'rle P- M
llo i-y 8t Mary's 11' A 11
Ii arriv e at Philadelphia... . . ?f P. M
Mail and txpn-ss coiin.-ct with I'. I Creek sn.
AiLiibenv River Ililil Head. P.irTvre c-eisr.
through ALFKKI) L. 1WM.
General r-upenctecdet
H. F. NAUGLE,
CLOCK .!9 WATCH KAIiEi
orroiiTB tub v
ataVRKi-.T rr; tr
POST OFFICE
vCLEARFIEL
TIllIE subscriber reppeettully i"nrma lis o'
I patrons and the lutilie generai.v, tbst t
bus on hand, (and is cuoatantly receivirj a'
additiena uiereto,) a large stock of
Clock?, Watches and Jtwolry,
keep Jewelry In all !is forrL sal o'
dilicront values, either by tTvc if re or let
WATCliFS-A full a-iw-rtuent of either del
or Silver, made by tbe brat Ancri'ar snd
sign manufiwtureri, including a fine Id vf
and silver hunting case, full jiwtivd, Paid
Levers.
CLOCKS Of all denrna. crnfii"i' nf cy-'
day and thirtv hour, of either weight, fpntj t
levera, and both strike and alarm.
REPAIR. NO. All kinds ef Wetrbci as:
Clocks Repaired, and warranted.
Tn addition to what T have ennmeratcd. I kef
a full assortment of SPECTACLES. oWii sr.
plain glass. lAlan, HOLD PENS and PKNCIl4
SPOONS, FORKS HUTKK KNIVES, and :
fact evervthinr in the Jcwelrv line. Il 1 fail t
have on band just what a cnatrmer may need. I
will order per IJrat etprea. without extra chief'
A libernl ahars of public fstn-nspi i arhctie.
Mi) T, lbtw-y II. F. NAlHUK.
Democratic Almanac.
fJMIIS invaluable publiralion if tor sale at i
1 pout oflico. It dhould W in the hartdf of e-
IkmitcraU It contain full election returns fr
eery county in tbe totted Sutra; t.ei-la. : at
number br .(' II coniains a eohipbte iifI ol '
namreof all I he new apaprra nupi'iefft-d and mot r -
during Litietiln a adtnintFtmtion ; and th-t for l'l
contains tbe name of all thuec ci liiana :
imnrieoned during the same period. Ttnec
lifts, for future rcferenrw. are worth more tJ
the price of the publication. 1 he number for I
ia aleo Tull of valuable slel.Mii'S. Any one en.
fiO cnta lo the Poat Maattr, will receive bv ret
mail a copy for each Tear, free of pottage. y
Town Properly for Sale.
fIHE property nrrupied by T. Lid.l.ll. rerr
1 of litrd a mi I'ourih stifrta, t'leartieid b
rouninthtgr of a good, suV-ftant lal t'L .N K lfll
and the LOT, tabuut (titer 1'oMrtha f an ae
The en nation ia cl.'ia to Ihe Rai!naii drpet.
is an cxcftlont lo.'atum for biif-menf pu.; .
Fur terms apply (n the pmuiavs. vl-
LIVERY STABLE.
TIIE undiT'-iKiicd beg trave to inl'-rm the i
lie that he ia now luih pn pan d to aec.-li.-Ule
all in 1 t-c wavof turnf-hiug Hor'-. P 'C- '
Saild'ea and Hbiinra, on the short r-at noii-f
on rt.i ; i 'e t-emi. Hiti.lei.oe un 1 ti'.':
Uiwi-vii T'.in I aiid l 't:-h.
t. I t. V.'. (jl-Atiji-'--'
"aVitiTn'l I, April 11, Imji.
Gin. ALHI1AT Hi BV Al KFI'T. B. A" ' 1
W. ALEERT &. BROS.,
Man ii fact urn a A t.tfiin , r .a
Sawed Lumber, Stiu.ire Tim''tr, 4'
on l 1. A Nil, P I V N A
,'eT-Onl 'ts r,.; iicl. Hit:. I, b ,1 on sh 't r:
ard r a.,-.i.-,--ic t-i u,-.
Ad-lres, IVoo,l;in,l P. il,, Cl.s tl.'l C . f-
ir: iv . Ai.bn r a I A
C. KR ATZER. & SONS.
M K K i: il A X' T f i
rrL"s i.
Dry Gondii, Cloilibp. II.itcw.v
Callcry, Queeniware, (Ir ,c.rni, rovi.icnl "j
rLieglcs,
( learlinl, rrnn'a.
.....v.i .. ..lr-
near Mcrrell A Hicier's Hardware si t. .J "1J
i nrioii-w, Mi'iri-'.-Tbc t " 3
uv 1'po'
,oir,tl"l l-v tl,r C.M,rl rl--:t I-it," 1 ''
! il .l,., l.r A,.,1r is A,t ilcrr-.e. s 1
trjlnr 'iMiem A-t 11, 'uoi. .. d-ci'e
lli.-se enti'lr.l iberrro. n.ll 'tee, te thc
bis office, in I'lrarflild .m riatn-.lav, tcs '
Jsruaiv, iM'i, bcr gU pet --. lutr-'I'd
attend.' I..iiL J t
deeSS.ttrpd ":
-.-as-tisi Wiairil Tt.e e-iers'ined
P pav lb ktghast CASH PRICE l" l,
t f t ; a i tin ti'if! n.a a 'i
Clwfid. Vo. l. I. I. REUESpI1"
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