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THVRSOAT MORNINU. FKHRUARY II.IM.
Hpn. John C. BrecUinridge arrived
in Bultiraore on Sntnrciny.
The romaini of Mri. Siirratt have
boon delivered to Annie Surratt ami
her brother Isaac, .by order of the
President.
The Heading Daily Times present
the name of lion. Richard Vanx as
its choice aa the next Democratic can
dicato for Governor.
Among tho many able jurists named
in connection with tho nomination of a
Democratic candidate for Judge of the
6upremo Court, the Erio Observer adds
the Uoo. Hassclas Brown, of Warron.
Tmt Banker or tub Soctu ThU
is tho title of a first elac a journal, pub
Jished by Messrs. L. T. Blomo & Co.,
at Augusta, Georgia It is edited by
Eov. A. J. Ryan, who will no doubt
be recollected by many of our roaders
as a warm advocate of the Confederacy
during the progress of the "irrepressi
ble, conflict." 2Ir. Pyan is ardently
devoted to his soction, and wields a
scathing pen in furor of the past,
present and future of tho South. Any
one can receive a s.implo copy by
sending their name and postofTlcc
address to the publishers. The sub
scription price is S3 per annum.
That Ball. Tho loyul ball that
was to havo been in the rotunda of
tho cnpitol on tho day of Gen. Grant's
inauguration, it seems now was not
,:blowed op" by the religious wing of
that party, as tho public, was at first
led to believe. The real cause of its
postponement was, tint thcgcntlcman
from Africa and his sweet-scented lady
wanted to dance too. To this some of
the"while trash" objected, whereupon
Sambo turned around and "blowcd
up" the bull. Tho "culled cuss from
Africa" thinks if he is intelligent
enough to "woto," ho can dance' Go
in, Sambo 1 give 'cm fits.
Tbuth. The Radical leaders, liko
"Old Nick," sometimes tell tho truth.
An accident of this kind happened in
fie Rump Congress last week. Gen.
GrSeld, Chairman of the Military
Committee, Mated in a speech that
tho agents of tho Indian Bureau were
stealing money enough from the
Traasury annually to pay tho national
debt in ten years. This mild impeach
ment brought a counter chargo from
Mr. Windom, Chairman of tho Com
mittee on Indian A flair, who stated
that Garfield and his military satraps
fcad stolen more from the Treasury
annually than tho whole Indian Bu
reau cost the Government. Wc bclievo
those two captains of "loilty and nior-
ality" tell the truth; but will their
deluded camp followers beliove it and
turn them out?
Vno Run tub Radical Party.
Galusha A. Grow, Chairman of their
Stato Committee j John Y. Geary,
Governor; Benj. II. Brewstor, Attor
ney General ; Wien Forney, Stato
Librarian; Simon Cameron and John
Scott, U. S. Senators ; Glenni W. Sco
fiold, (our SI. C.,) Kelly, Cake, Slor
cur, Pucker, Cessna, Gilfillan, Phelps,
etc.; John W. Forney, (with "my two
papers, both daily.") Thcso men
were all ezpellod from the Democratic
party of this Stato for their notorious
corrupt practices ; and they nro just
now vindicating their principles at
Ilanisburg and Washington. Xot a
decent old Whig is to-day found ol
the Lead of tho opposition party in
this State, because nearly all such
belong to the Democratic party, from
tho fuct that they could not asxociute
with or tolerate tho outrages practiced
by this hordo of corrupt renegades.
What wo find in Pennsylvania, exitts
in the other States. Tho people aro
in tho hands ol the corrupter;, villains
that ever disgraced a Stale.
Still Xothi CuAiiAcreits. Pr
Blaisdell and John J. Eckel, of Xew
York, wcro last week sentenced each
to three years in tho Albany Peniten
tiary for defrauding the Government
These two men were among the lead
ing spirits in the Burdcll Cuncingham
murder, in that city, which attracted
so much attention twelve years ago.
Blaisdell, then in the practice of his
profession, vms one of tho many sus
petted; and bis surgical knowledge
was adduced to account for the scien
tific precision with which the wonnds
wore inflicted upon tho body of the
mnrdercd man. Nothing tangible
was traced to him ; neither did he
...h.o very clear indication. Etkel
then a'mo(,t rt,,clablo citizen,"
dealer in hides and tat, or something
of that sort-boarded with Mrs. Cun
milium, and was "spooney" towards
the dangerous widow, or one of her
fascinating daughter,. H0 ws for
tomo time held -uadrr observation,"
in anticipation of proof that might
fasten him as an accessory. The con
junction of thcso two names in that
Kry of crime, and their joint condem
nation lor a penal offence now, at a
period so comparatively remote, fur
tiisb mutter for speculation upon tho
unwritten mysteries t.r their lives.
Those who have good memories, will
remember the portraitures of Blaisdell
nnd Eckel, as they appeared in the
illustrated pnptro of the period.
irrreiwe' 04 tht IVpwi I ftwr.
This political harlot ami km i.l
still rxinlltinr to st 111 i -1 hi neighbor
and friends alike 1,'ke tlm troubled
wean, he constantly keeps casting up
mire nnd dn I
We oWrvo by the lust n tint .h ol
tho tourmtf, that ho has again taken
tho liberty of ventilating a car(ro ol
his spleen ngninst his nvlghbors. Old
dead issues must bo revived to crtver
up present iniquities. The domestic
pence must bo disturbed, in order to
cover up public wrongH.
Thus the Court IIouso question bns
been revived nnd made tho pretext
for two specific purposes, plainly visi
ble in the articlo alluded to. The first
is to provent Hoil" eyes nnd ears trom
seeing and hearing the wrongs perpe
trated upou the people by Swoopo's
partisans at Washington uud Ilarris
burg ; and tho second is to assail,
slander nnd vilify Mr. Thorn nnd Sen
ator Wallace nnd his friends. We
shall only refer to tho former, being
well aware that tbo luttcr are nblo to
take care of themselves. Private
grievances and imaginary wrongs
must flow through somo other chan
nel than our editorials. It is sheer
nonsense to talk about nnd revivo the
Court House question to-duy. The
liability of any ono and nil with refer
ence to its erection ban lung ainoo
passed away, and, as intimated above,
no public wrong, but private malice
alone, troubles tho waters now. It
would bo well for Mr. Svroope to im
pulo himself within his own legitimate
bounds ; and if ho or bis friends do
not keep him within this sphere, oth
ers will. Tho rod is rained to scourge
him, and nothing but bis decent bo
havior will stay it. Tho continued
wholesale abuse of his superiors is an
infliction that will not ho endured
much longer by this community. His
past and continued tirades against
private individuals 1s on outrage, and
must cease or with him rests the
responsibility.
The twuddlo about tho Court House
is mere nonsense. Tho justness of
Mr. Thorn's claim seems to be admit
ted by Swoopo himself, because bo,
nnd a largo number of his friends,
signed the petition, and no partisan
question was attempted by any one.
Legal iKTriiEbr. Tho Board of
Trudo of the City of Philadelphia e.
poet to urgo tho paisngo of a bill, dur
ing the present session ol the l.ogisln.
luro, increasing tho rale to 7 percent
This strikes us as a move in the right
direction. So long us tho rate in this
Sluto remains ut 6 per cent., while
cw tork ana imv Jersey linve by
law fixed it at 7 yer cent., we cannot
expect surplus capitul seeking invest
ment hero. As it now stand .New
York and New Jersey nro reuping
the benefit of our capital whilo wo
aro suffering from the want of it.
True, our rule is but six per cent,
and the borrower is beuofited to that
extent, but how many borrowers aro
accommodated at this rntc, and how
many pay a much higher rate T la it
not probable that by iiiCTcattinir the
rato in this Stute to 7 per cent, all of
tli capitul now seeking investment in
other States, because of the additional
ono per cent., would bo employed
here, und if so, would not the demand
bo lessoned, and in proportion to tho
lessening of tho demand the rate of
interest decrease : borrowers would
find less dilllculty in obtiiininir loans.
and lenders benefited bv hnvinir a
home investment. A law thus mutu
ally beneficial is certainly one that
should receive general approval.
A I'nom.EM for Pennsylvania Sol
K1ER8. A tublo has been prepared by
Hon. II. D. Washburn, member of
Congress from Indiana, showing tlio
number of additional bounty cluims
which have been paid and rejected up
to the end of lust year. From this ta
blo it appears that Maine has bnd 53,
200 of these claims paid, New York
45,031, and Pennsylvania!! 1,555. The
dispnrity between the nnmberof addi
tional bounties allowed to Pennsylva
nia and Maine, is striking indeed.
Our State furnished nt least tivo times
as mar.y troops during tho recent war
as Muine, and yet comes in for but a
lilllo more than one-half tho number
of additional bounties paid tho latter
state. lint n the reason ot this ine
quality f New York, too, although she
furnished six times as many troops as
Maine, gels somo ciglit thousand loss
additional bounties. Is it becauso
Muino is a radical Yankee State, or
becauso old ressonden controlled mat
ters in the departments at Washing
ton, that this remaikuhle disparity
exists! We hope our soldier friends
throughout the State, will be able to
solve ihe problem. Perhaps some of
tlio luiaical politicians who profess to
bo their special friends, cun give them
a cluo to this riddle.
New PAS?ENdt;n Cars. The Penn
sylvania ruilroad company are about
introducing new and improved passen
ger coaches on the through trnins
between Pittsburg and tbo cast.
Twenty-four of thcso are being con
structed nt Altoona. Tho principal
improvement consists in the heating
arrangement Ihcre are two stoves
or beaters hung under the floor of tho
car, one nt each sido, from which pipes
are extended along tbo inside, at tho
anglo formed by tho floor and tho side
of the car. Thcso pipes nro enclosed
with a register to permit tho csciiih)
of tho beat, which is thus cvonly dis-
inmiicu at mo uoitom ot tlio car.
The pipes extend tho whole length of
the car, nno tno lieul nrst strikes
about the feet, where it is usually most
needed. Tho tetnperaturo of tho car
can bo kept much mora regular by
this system of beating than by the
ordinary Blovca, which nro placed nt
tho doors, and usually kept so hot
thut no person cun be near them and
be conilortiihle. Another great ad
unntngo cluimed for this improvement
is that in rase of a smash-up the stove
will readily become detached Iromthe
car, and thus prevent a conflagration.
The Governor and Legislators of
Nevada are at loggerhouds. The Gov
ornur vetoed tlio Legislature found
bill. The Scnute unanimously passed
tho bill over the veto, and therti whs
only one dissenting voto in the House
Tho Governor and Attorney General
procured an order from the Court,
restraining the Comptroller from pay
ing warrants. TheUovoruor islhreat
cned with impeachment lor abuse of
the veto powore.
Tttr 1HI ftrrrlrr Kllf.
llmt (J. W, Woodward's admirable
speech agnintt tlio civil service bill Is
a complete demolition "I that mouio
lis supposed nii-rit, a "iiinM'tiiiv
amiiintmn of npplii'nnla," is shown to
bo no remedy null for the evilsof our
day Tli tuples Incidents! to the sub
ject wore trcaled tit a very eloquent
wny by Air. Woodward. A lew ex.
tracts mny nivo somo idea of his
spoech i
Hut tho honnrublo gentleman from
Rhode Inland, shocked by the uupural
leled corruption thill bus crept into
our civil service In the lasl eight years
exclaims, "What is to bo done 1"'
Like no honest man and truo patriot
ho looks ut tho ghnslly condition ol
public aH'iiirs, anil cries out in agony
of soul, "Who shall deliver us lioin tho
body of this death V llo has told us
on this floor what ho said in his No
York lecture, thul ono bundled mil
lions of iho peoples's revonuos aro an
nually diverted into tho pockets of
iriiudulmil oflicors und thoir conleder
atos. Think of it, one hundred mil
lions n year I If this wcro collected
it would pay tho national debt within
tho time in which it is payable. And
tho people who uro thus robbed pay
over thirty millions a year to support
sixty thousand oluco-liolucrs, umong
whom tho robbers are to bo looked lor.
What proportion of tho thirty millions
goes to tho robbers and how much to
honest and faithful oflicors, 1 havo no
means of determining, and tho honor
ubli gentleman bus not found out.
but the ense is bad enough nspresout
d. A the gentleman has said, the
payments to iho civil servico aro not
niggardly. They are larger than thoso
paid in Franco or Germany, or, except
to the higher offices, in Kngland.
Observe tbo gentleman from Rhode
Islund cannot complain ot a want ot
skill in these oflieiuls, but only a lack
ot honesty. Inlo there uie many
conuciculious men among them, there
are dexterous rogues, generally exces
sively loyul, who could puss any com
pclilivc examination you will he likely
to institute, but who are destitute ol
that common honesty which it is no
credit to possess but a great disgrace
10 luck. Vt ill your competitive exunu
nation keep such fellows out of tho
civil service 1 Will your bonid descend
into tho hearts of tho competitors and
so try the reins of men us to decide
who cun and who cannot resist the
fascination of the whisky ring?- What
the gentleman from Rhode Island is
alter is an honest man.
Sir, if I believed tho gentleman's
bill would takeout of the civil service
Iho Joseph Surfaces, the sleek hypo-
crites w hose mouths aro ever full of
glor.ing speeches and moral sentiments
and frothy prolessions ol loyalty, and
in their stead would inlroduco men of
the hardy, homely honesty of the
olden tune, 1 would support it with
all my might. Ay, I would go w ith
him who would go to the furthest to
effect such a reform. For, question
less, the great want of our ti mo is
honest men. Merchants and bankers
msnulacturers nnd corporations, can
find plenty of competent clerks with
out an exponsivo board of examiners
So tan tho government. But honest
men, men who uro in the secret reces
ses of the ofllciul closet just what they
appear to be in public, men who un
consciously exact their manhood by
cultivating rcvorenco and humility,
who habitually render unto Cajsar the
things that are Cnjur', and unto God
tho ihiflgs that aro God's, men who
would feel a stain more keenly than a
wouna men ol tins stump nnd typo
aius, aius, now rare tiiey aro i it we
had an Aristides "tho just'' in our rev
enue service, 1 fcar'wo should imitate
tho Athenians and banish him. The
noblo Thebun, Fpuminondas lived a
life of purity in tho midst of tempt a
tions, and it is said never told a lie
oven in jest. All down the track of
time such occasional instances of in
flexible honesty ure to bo seen, like
ligiit-liousos along a barren mid dreary
coait.and our own history is resplend
ent with mimes thut were not born to.
dio. tint in tho times upon winch wo
nave lallen virtuous examples com
round no respect. We nro a fast peo
ple. Wo boast of progress. Nothing
out steam and lightning can servo us.
Tho ulmigbty dollar is the god of our
luoiutry, and though wo set up us
many lesser deities as wero over found
in tlio Pantheon, the supremest devo
tion of too many officeholders is to
that wonder-working deity who can
make a modernto olliciiil sulnry issuo
in a few years into a princely forluuo.
And as a token of our cxtroino degra
dation it is worth noticing tiintwo no
longer fashion our idol out of gold und
silver, but form him out of nasty rags ;
and whoever heard, lately, the gentle
man trom Massachusetts (Mr. Butler)
und tho gentleman from Ohio, (Mr.
Cary,) will bear mo witness there are
not wanting priests on this floor to
raiso the shameful cry, "Thcso bo our
gods."
Wby,sir, in Democratic time, when
theGovernmcnt collected nnd disburs
ed only from sixty to ninety millions
of revenuo, we bad no such scandalous
exhibitions ol oflicial corruption as the
honorable gentleman bus now pressed
upon our attention. Uceusionul delin
quencies undoubtedly occurred, and
are always to bo looked for in widely
extended operations whore great num
bers of ngonls aro necessarily employ
ed, but they wero not so frequent or
gross as materially to ntloct tlio rev
enues of our general character. But
with tho accession of tho Republican
party enmo disunion and war and
debt and a redundant paper currency,
unu wiin inese "iin our woes.
To bo more specific when the gov
ernment issues promises to pay money
which it does not mean to pay, how
can it expect its citizens to lie any
more honesi, and sincere thun itself?
When tho government wastes in rail
road subsidies, army supplies and
Frecdmcn's Bureaus millions of the
people's money, how natural that dis
honest officers should say : "This
money, whioh is to bo waoled if It
reaches the treasury, may as well bo
kept by ns ns to be given to jobbers
and fuvorites." And when tho manu
facturers of whisky and tobacco see
the government singling out their
occupations for excessive taxation.
thereby charging an undue shuro of
tho public debt upon them, what is
mora natural than that they should
buy up your inspectors and cheat
your detectives if they cun f Pro
tective duties tempt to smuggling,
fulso invoices, and all manner of
frauds. Excessive taxes uncannily
imposed provoke retaliation, l'rodi
gal squandering of our revenues upon
pet schemes of legislation, instead of
a faithful application of them to our
naliotial debt, invites and encourages
inal version and peculation.
And thus it comes to pass that our
own legislation makes roguos to cheat
usoulol lW,UUU,lHJUa year. Lctnot
honorable gentlemen lay the fUllcrinit
unction to their souls that the com pe-
lllivs examination ol applicant for
ofllro will remedy this evil. It Is too
deep seated flir any nrh noslruin to
irai h. It hits si i ink down to tlir
roots of our sixiiil life. In destroying
the stainlHiil of valors o Imve tinsel
tied Ihe fniiinluiioti of public morals.
If wo would reform nhiiM lot us
relorm our legislation l't us gel
buck to tho one only sliindiiid of vul
ues tbo world knows. Let us make
our mpor pioniinoA mean what they
say. Let us imposo tnxes by some
rule of uniformity, instead of punish
ing follow-eilir.eiis who choose one
branch of industry Instead of another.
Let us have a revenue la rill' with inci
dental protection, instead of a tflrilt
for tho protection of select classes nt
tho expense ol all consumers Let us
stop subsidies, retrench cxpensns, and
begin to pay our debts. Let us do
these things, sir, and you shall see the
tone of public morals instunlly im
proved. You shall seo thut honest
men can tiien be found even with our
present modes of selection, to collect
our revenues and execute our laws.
Tbo Now York .Nin lets d very
black cat out of tho Mongrel bag Jt
shows thai one in ember, who promised
to givo Morgan his voto for Senotor
for 82,000, allorwnrds voted for Fen
ton for S5.IKI0. Tho Sun gives the
names of fifteen Mongrel, scoundrels
in the Legislature who were pledged
to voto for Morgan, but were bought
off for Kenton. Tho Springfield Re
publican cnlls upon the Senate to refuse
to admit Fent iii to his seat until an
investigation has boon made. The
Republican is green to suppose thut
the rascality it refers to will hurt Fen
ton with tho U. S. Senate. The big
ger rascnl ho is tlio better they will
like him.
The nil nbsorbi ng question, "Is thoro
to bo an inauguration ball!"' is not
yot decided. Tlio hitch in tho ar
rangements scorns to be tho admission
of tho colored brethren and sisters,
who, of course, want to "trip it on the
light funtuslic too" with their white
associates Jenkins says tho "upper
ton" revolt against tho introduction
of the duBky material into the festivi
ties of the occasion, and, consequently
thcro is a dead lock in tho arrange
ments. Which party owns Hon. M. H. Car
penter, of Wisconsin, lutcly elected to
the United Mutes Senate, is a matter
of inquiry at tho present time. The
friends of Mr. Wnshburne huve issued
a pronunciumenlo in which they say
it is egregiously uncertain which par
ty has gained a victory in his election,
'f ho Milwatilcoc Aim says tho animos
ity of tho extreme Radicals toward
Carpenter is "hitter and permanent."
The "loyal" Legislature ol Tennes
see bus proclaimed martial law in that
happy kingdom of Brownlow und the
devil. If the people were f masse to
proclaim a trjehnine. law against the
whole infernal crew of senlnwngs and
c.irpetbai.'gers, ns so many mad dogs,
it would meet tho approval of all
patriots, and all truo Christians
throughout tho world.
Sntorrlffl.
At lite rfii.lrnpc gf the bridc'i father, in Pike
tnvmhip, on Ihe lilt of I'VUusrj, 1S0V. hjt II. J.
SLoprr, Kft., Mr. WIM'IELU 8. LTHUY to
MuiMAKY A. f-TAH tl j all of Tike lvnhip,
riretftcht ctmutv. Pa.
Qtw ilwtlsrinnitjs.
VI 111 IOHX KOTICI' In Ihe final u.
oouut of John Illonm and Jautra A. HImud,
vatK-utnre ot Inaae Dlootn. rieoeait.it, Ihe auditor
appointed to rt-port on anid aienant end eioep.
hum, will hear the him al hie office in Clearfield,
on SahtnliiT, Marvh nth. tsSK, at 1 I1. M.
Mill 31 pd. INHAEL TKST, Anditor.
CI A I TlO j.AII ji-rw. ai her' y cautioned
J ((inut puretiimnx or in anj way mrddling
with the fallowing ntrwnal tn-oprrtr, now in lh
pnMrapiiiD of Urorffe W. Nah. l livjif townbip,
tiit tix b n't and haruef-. (wo wafroni, two
'win llotlF, chain, inrrada, grmht, and eantbofk.
Ihrea brdi and cxliin)r ttuv. at taid property
telonrt to air, mod ii subjett (o my ordrr.
ttbll-3t pi. U. W. eill Id MEL.
Cl ALIlOMteMAIt pTfntare brrflif cauitonrd
J Ftaint purchMinft or in atir waj mcddlinj
wnb tb folluwint nrtpertr, via : On bum.... one
ink, one iron kfitlr, tnr Mt of chairs, lot of diah
rn. M of prnrkrrywtrf, thrw pair of brdatvda and
Bre leetiii. k. with rlnthn for tlia aama, nn Id
thf p(pMiiii of Kit Ft, of Brady tnwnnhip, aa
tbt aine wrrr nurrbaard bv tne at eonitahle tale.
and are I ft with him oft loan.
frblLSipd. Jul IN llEHKRUNl).
M ( OtRTOK COMMIT n.KAM
of Claarflald Bounty, Pa.
v. Van. ex.. No. Jan. T. I8A9.
flmaoR llAfir.RTr.j
Tb uniff-raifinrd, appointed lo diftrihute the
money ari'inn Iroia the aal of dertrndant't mil
rfitatt, will attmd In th aarue at Itia office, in
Clrarflelil, on the 27 lh tf r rlirunrr. at t P. M.
Mll Si pd. ISUAEL TEfiT, Auditor.
r.
Tin: DiniK T ci;ht of tiik
SiTKIi MA IKS far the Weatcrn Iiatncl
uf PrnnavKania.
Kiifi vrr M cM aitkr!, ft lUnkruiit under tbt
Ant of t'ofigrc-a of AUrrh 2d, li", bavins applied
far a ilietb irre fminnll htpdcl ta, andoibardalma
provable wmirr an id Art, By order of the Court,
notine ia hereby riven, to all porvona who have
proved their d-lU, and other pereona inlerrated,
to appear on Ihe Sib day of Xlarch. lsr.9, at 10
o'cl'Kk, A. W,. Wfnre S. K. Woodruff, Knq., Rej?
iater in Bankruptcy, at hie office, in Pbilipuburg.
to allow cauae, if anr thir have, whr a Iha-
rharre thould not be granted to the aaid Bank
rupt. Anfl furtliir, nutice ia hcrehr (tivea, that
the Heti.nd and Third Meeting of Creditora of the
aaid Bankrupt, mguired by l he tUh and iMh
Sectiti of aaid Aol, will be held before tbt aaid
ItrgiHrr, al tli aame time and place.
Mtll-JL
r. v. iMi ui,r,j., iicri.
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JONH8 UKO'IHKHK A CO,
rbiladelf hia. Fa.
CAVTION. Jnferinrw rki of a similar char
aftr are heinir t irralaUd. See that the bonke
ron buyeontala b Ins aograelngs and sell at
$2 .'0 per oopy. f bl I Jl
To Wagonmakere.
flHB aareerilrT la detirooa of ronneellna; with
X bit fmith ihp a firat-eluss ea.m, Sleigh
aiid S It il etalhl mrtit. A pond (pptirluoily is
offered tf a wa.rnnTnt.Vrr wlfhins; to t;n Into 1-uai-aeaa.
The suherhlier en aUn lurnitb U appli
oanl a mm I or table dwelling hmiee i near the nhon)
ifdraired. 11 K N R V KKHN'H.
CurwenariMe, Feb. 11, lf.
A 7. it it i: j;.
ceartTii4T inmoo.
for the laundry.
It la warranted not to streak, or In any ban
ner Injure the flneet fabrics
FO rAMUsV X'Hf snld in FIVE oeota, TK.H
eeau. and T KNTY eeota buiee.
Kaeh TWENTY eel a boa. be-ldee having
Ira tinea as aaueh blue aa tba FIVE eente box.
contain a porket pia euelitoa or amory bsf.
Fir Hotel and large Laandry nea. It Is pat np
tn $2 9o bnxat. I ee thai aab ltoa has proper
Trarto Mark. For sale bv
febll in H AR WICK sr IRWI.
SHI SUV 9 J HAMKh.-Th kigheat
market prloa ill be paid for Nr.. 1 l.ON'ij
PiltM.LE6,F J- P- KHAT7.KR
0PFtiWttldil
fliir MmtlsrmniK
Dlacksmith Stand for Sale
It Ol.l N IK i I K
toVI1li1 ..r l t.oTs. a l eiT frsmr
V PVt H MM It"! M inoenlvfillSniOud I
I I. At kSMI I II Sllol'. H MO.K.at.d oil"' ' '
building. A.It (in III tirl In
Mil I Jin
W M S. WIUllllT.
SHRINCR'S
win cum ... arthv a, mmNcmTn. ni.oon
m-IITIX., lHrHMMY OF H ItKATII INfl I'AlM
nil WKAKNMM IN T1IK K' h f, THnl HI. KH iM
(iiU.HI.S.J AT NKillT, Ar It will elVrUmiy tr
mot th ruj:h lir)tiritl.T L"llni Mr !, Mul
ty ftlWUnM of i Rr,,'nrl' ,' no naiur f
hmw ton Mamllnc, r wlnU-vtr lli tr'if tin- fierwiii
It iru aa M RuTiriv, ( purely vrtrrtahlr nntl it t1rnM
to Uit) UiU, It 0tI t fouUiinit. Ilivinu tW
of tti faugh, fxrlllLMtintT riTwarUwa,tlUicUD
Uw intw tuul caMlliatiug Utc Um.
Mothers, Save Your Children I
Ho elilM ne-d die of Cltnrr If OI Irnip ! "4
in ttme: (A.f ii a fttrt drmrmttratnt 1,f ttjirrtttirr.
No family '.ntiltl Ixi wlUi'Mtl tt.i Srmp. a, ('ml Itt'i!
dlwi.r, ('KOI r.et.mt-i like a U.M In 0 niirM, t'i
ru-al nwer ymir litUe euca, when rriuler uve'icel aid
cauaoi be obtain.!.
Vrtpartd ml by
DAVID E. FOCT7.,
BaUimurt, MU.
Yot aale kj Ilarliwiek 1 Irwin. Clearfield, and
br dr-iCRiele Slid storekeeper! luroufrliout tho
lolled but... I lei. 1 1 ljr
THE GREAT
ZINCARI BITTERS.
A ufo Blood Ptirifltr. tpUodld Toole, ft plefti
' Mt BtTtrtigo. a crUlD euro and
Preventive of Diseases.
rpilK 7.INGAI1I HITTERS are eomponnded
JL from a prorrriptioo f the celebrated tigvp
liao physician, Dh Cnroesut, who, after years
of trie) and experiment, dieeorered the Zineari
Uerh the snort remarkable pruduetlon, Ihe
earth, perhaps, has eeai yielded eertaioly the
most effjjtire In the eure of disease. Jt, in
combination with the other valuable properties
ot waicn toe lihuahi lilli tils Is composed
will eure
Pyspepsia, Feeer and Arue, Billions Perer,
bboue, colds, llrnctntis, Consumption
ta in Brit staga. Flatulency, Ner
vous Debility, Female Com
plaints, Kheumntism,
llesoatery.
Acute and Chronic Diarrh..-a, Cholera Slorbus,
unoiera, lyynold nod Typhus rarer,
Yellow Freer, bcroftila, Disoa,
1 set of lb e Kidneys,
liabitoal Cos
tiveness. In the Prerentlon nnd Cur of Ihe shore dis
eases, it nas nerer been known to fail, as tboa
inds of ur most prominent cilisens throuehoul
all parts of the country, will testify. Let Ihe
amieted send fur oiteular eonuiuiog iestituoni
als and eeitilratee ol those who hare been cured
alter tbi 'r eases bare been pronounced hopeless
7 uer Dtn pnysittans.
Principal Depot, F. RiHTER ef CO.,
ho. X, Front St., s-blladelpoia.
Recommended by .
Ei Uor. Darid R. Porter, of Penniyltinlat
lion. Rohan J. Fisher, " '
linn. Kdward McPLereoa, " "
ll'n. J,m1 II. Itsnner,
Hon. Win. IsVSberry, u " and others.
;-bnd fur Circulars. feklt-ly.
rpHY TIIU PAT1.XT ROASTI I) rnv.
X. FEK, put op in on pound paper, requires
g or utoer suociance to set'le It.
Old Uoeerament Java Coflse.
Prima Kio f.'olTea.
Pure Uround Cofst.
For sale by J. f. KRATZKR.
KDWAUD TEUKS & CO.,
Flour IniuifuctiircrN,
And-Dealers la
GRAIN OF ALL KINDS,
PHIMPSBURO, VA.
VTVhh PrPPLY of tLQVK, WHEAT,
CORN ftnd CHUP m.oiitnt.r ob hml, and
lur rlc at rt-i rctnurk tit.lj Ivw.
Ifebi-tf
mSYLVAMA RAILROAD.
...vu.j
Opening of the Tyrone & Clearfield
Branch to Clearfield.
OV and aRer Monday, February I, 1!, two
Passeneer Train, will run daily (eicept
Sum's,,) between Tyrone and Lock llaren. and
one I'sxrnrrr Train uelweea Tyrone and Clcar
fleH, as follows:
Leave Houlb.
Slallona.
l-eave North.
t.m, p. M.
a.js,
.i. "
4.4k, "
Cleardeld ,
Pbilip.burs;......
Oseeula.M
Tvroie
IM,
ll.lli,
li'.t.l,
P. M.
Cossr.CTioti.
Psstenjrers learinit Clearfield at i o'elftek , p.m.,
Pbil pshurii at p n Oeeeola at 4.14 p.
arrive at 1 vrotie al 4.60 p. m.t making oonneetion
with I'ineinnatl Kiprrrs fiaet at 6. IT n, n.., and
with Mail West al 0.41 p. n ,on Uaia Ltnei also
with Held l-Iae-le Kxprrss, leaving Tjrotte at 7.00
p. m., arrivitie at llellrfonle at S.4i p m., and al
l.nek Itsven at 1..'!0 p. m.t eonneetitig with Erie
Wail tsrt on the rniladMlita and hne Koad. at
11.21 p. m.,arrtf ine; al Williamspoii at 12.40a.m.
Ileluminr. piwrnfri leavina Wilhanisnort at
9.14 a. tn., on trie Mail West, arrive at Lock Ha
ven at t il a. m., eonneeting with Held Kagie
r. X,ress iravine, l.ock llaven at lo.sn a.
mine; at Hellrlunla at 11.44 a. la., 8now Shoe
uty at 4.S4 p. in., and Tvrone at 1 .20 p. re.
LliW.Utll 11. Wll.LIAMH
Oenernl Htiprnntf ndent.
OEOHtlK C
WILKiN.s,
LSupeiinteodent.
House & Lot for Sale or Rent.
'PUK nDdraigned now offers fur aale. or rent a
X H"l r. and LOT, adjoining the Tillage of
i.uiner'riurg. i ne nnuec is new and well nmaltrit,
II by S2, with kitchen 12 by 14, and atable, to
gether with three and a half arrs of ground and
spring of water. This Is an eteellent location for
a ten ni), blackrmith, eabtnet-maker or oarfen
trr ehp. The properly will be sold ebeap and
on ra" terms. For farther particulars, eiamine
the prewisos or addreaa the suhaeritier.
A . , , A . K. K. ARNOLD.
lulhertkburg, Jan. SI, 1IC9 3ro.
AlMIMSTR ATtm4 KOTH Nutlet
U hereby gi. ml hat Iflteraf administration
un the ratal of KM AMU, M ISKK, dw.d,
lale of Jtradford tp., Clearfield ronntr, Fa., bar
ing been duly granted to the undersigned, all per
son a indebted to aaid estate will please make pay.
tne nt, and those haring rlatms or demanda will
prracnt them properly authentirated for settlement
and alio nance without d.Ur.
JON ATI! A V WI8FR,
iB'-t Administrator.
Vnlualile Farm at Private SjiIc.
Tll E undersignrd now offers at Private Pale his
X farm, altnate tn Lawrenno twnohip, Clearfield
enunty, Fa.. Itmtnded on the north by the I'hihpa
burg Jt Erie Turnpike, and n tho west by the
HiiMiichanna river,
CONTAININU KMIITY-FOI R ACRES,
fl'tween flrty and slaty of which are cleared and
a tiilr culti at title, and having thereoa a LOil
IIOVSK. RANK FAKN. and all (the ne.siry
nettbuildinga. an orchard, ad a spring of good
water at the door.
There are Til II FX VKIVR of COAL on this
farm. One two-foot tein. now open ; one forty
inch rein, of as good coal aa ran be found in tne
oounty. also open, and one fl re fool rein, unopened.
jrFnr Terms and other particulars, apply on
the premiaes, to JORDAN RhAsU.
Lawrenec tp., Dee. 17, lMH-loi pd.
It. HO II I.SOX A CO.,
PORK PACKERS,
.Vo 3.V Liberty HI., rillbrfh,
Raro on hand a larfro sleek ol
Bacon, Sides, Shoulders,
PLAIN AND Rl'OAR CCRED IIAM.t,
Mess Pork. Dried Beef, and I-eef lrd. all of oar
own Parking, Curing aad Pasoktng.
Lard Oil, Flour, Cheese, Dried Applet
ana readies,
Witk a general aeaurtiaeot of Uroreriee, at tho
lowest iMtket prices, , Jane 11, el I77.4.
Vhllart(liliu Adrntlifmrnt.
7 bankers; c0
No. 35 South Third Street.
PHILADELPHIA.
xENEIUf MITT
BrMKICYIVAMIA
av. Llliwiiiniiin s
iSo .orT,HE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
Th KATiovAt. T.iFi tatrrnavca CnirFi-T Iff a
orporaii . eMrreii br ap-eui An of CwuEraM, ap
pro vtd Jul j, IHaa, eritti a
CASH CAPITAL, $1,000,000, FULL PAID.
Liberal irrmi rrfffrtd to At'-nu anal ttolleltor, wbo
i invhe'i lo apply i nur ,fUc-B.
rnllp.illcnlaMi .1-el.nl i.iiiiplleal'a al oaroMea,
1oetfCln ifO'ni'l I'lfT "f our Hainnbf lloae,
vtiorr Cheuiart n'1 PaiurMtB, I ally rt ni'tt-f vie
adTaaittxctuflatt t tr m( oi.p"v.ifiiT be had.
fc. . ( IsAUK k t O.,
It. U, nilHm.I., Mali a per.
aaKtV-iily
628
HOOP SKIRTS,
And
CORSETS, COKSETS.
628
WM, T. HOPKINS,
ro. JH 4reh Street, PhWa.
MiarracTt'iiKi or thi
Celebrated "Champion" Hoop Skirts
FOR LADIES, MI8HKB AND CIIII.DnEX.
Tht larjreat ajaortmeiit, and bait qaality and
ttvlaa In tba Ameriean Market. Kecry lady
a hot) Id try tbem.ai they recommend thenatlvaa
by wearing longer, reuining Uait ebape uneat
better, being lift-h tar and tnura aiaetle than otb-
ra warranted in arery reapaet, aad aold at
very low rneea. Aak lur II op kin "til AM
PION" SKIRT
hu pert or Iland-nada Wbale Bona Coraeti In
fifteen difierent crades, ineladlng ta "Itnper.-
al" and Ibompenn 4 Lanirdon'a "ULOVK FIT-
TtNti" COKSETS. raniinr in price from til
eeota to $i eO together itb Joaeph Veckl'a
ealabreted f KKNCil WOVEN COKdKTtf.aupa
rior ahapei and quality, tea diffrrent rradea,
from $1 10 to 15 6. Tbey are tbe tneat and
bait gooda for tba prieeat aver imported. Tba
Trad aupplied with tieop Bkirt and Caraau at
tba loweat raUi.
Tboaa viaiting tba etty iboald sot fall ta eall
and aiamin our goodi and frlcea, aa w defy
all compel, una. I March. I, ltsea.iy
JOHN M. MELLOY,
nsniricTt arn or
Plain, Japanned h Stamped Tinware
aim tutu ix
llouaa Funilsliitig Cooda, Tin Rtwflita; tad
tondurtor Pipe.
Ko. T23 Market gtreet,
nng ljr PHILADELPHIA.
DREXEL & CO.
Ko. 31 Mouth Third Street, PhllaJelpn
And Dealers in Government Securities.
ApfiMeitimi by mail will receive prompt atten
tion, ana an luiurmauon cneeriujiy lurniabed.
Uraert eoiicitea. aprl l-tf
REIZENSTE1N BROS.,
Maoafactarers of and Wboleaala Deaiera la
MEN AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
421 Market V 110 Mcrrhirut Hlrcel,
anfl'tri PIIILAUF.LPIIIA, l'a.
1868 winter. 18C8
JAMES, KENT, SANTEE & Co.,
Importers and Jobbers of Dry Goods,
os. Z3e, 1.17. Z.IV Z4I .V inird KtH
I'HILAUKLI'IIIA.
We are now prepared with our nsnal extensive
and wel.aserted stock to ufter extra indueeraents
to CASH LLVKIIS. aprll-tf
STRETCH, BENNETT & Co.,
(Saeeeseors to l'eler T. W'rirht k Co,
laeonrKftS op Ann nesl nee in
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
AIJIO,
Brandies & Wines for Medical purposes.
JolU'S; No. tov Market St., Philed'a.
BENSON, CAMPBELL & Co.,
Ko. 17 H. Fifth EU and 434 Commerce,
I'UILADELPIIIA, Pa,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
And Commission Merchants,
roa raa stt- op
Weol. Qlmenr. Foe flkint. Feathers, Leather,
Flax Feed. Dried Fruits, ( lover Bred, Hoots,
Deer 8 kins. Autter, beeswax, Sheep
Skins, KfCt, e., so., Ae.
CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED.
Weekly Price entrant forwarded on request.
Joni 11. 1968 :j;pd
AKM, BLINDNESS L CATARRH
treatetl with the almost sueeeaa bv lr. J.
AACS, M. D.. and Frofcesor of bises.ee of tit
Eye and Ear in the Medical Colleg of Frnnayl
Tania, 12 years experience, (fi.rn.crli of Lerdco,
Holland.) No. H(0 Arch Street, Foil a. Tc-tl-moninli
oan ba seen at bia d(Hc4. The medical
faculty ara tnrited to accompany their patients,
as ha baa no secret, in his profession. Artificial
eyes toner ted without pain. No charge fur ex..
amiuatiun, (jelft-ly.
UW STOlk! M STVLES!!
FALL AND WINTER
MILLINERY GOODS,
AT
Miss SUSAN KEED'S,
MARKET ST., CLEARFIELD, PA.
llarinf Just reeeired all the novelties of the season
la the Millinery line, request the ladies
to eall and examine them.
Clearfield, Pa.. Nor t,
READING FOR ALL 1 1
BOOKS d- STATIOSERY.
Market HI., riearflrld, (al the Poet Office )
rilllK undersigned begs Irara to announce to
X the elllrene of Clearfield and eicinity, that
he has fitted up a mora and has Just returned
from tho city witk a largo amount of reading
matter, ronsisting tn part of
Bibles and Miscellaneous Books,
Blank, Aeeonut and Pass Books of oeerr de
scription 1 Psper aod Envelopes, Frenrh pressed
anu piain t rene ana I'enctlst lllank, Legal
Papers, Deeds, Mortgages ; Judrieent, Kiemp
tion and Promissory notes t VVhiteand I'areh;
meet Uriel, Legal Can. Iteeord Can. and Bill Can .
cDeei, wueio lor ennor t'tsno, flute or Vioiia
eoosteatly on band. Any books or stationery
desired that I may not bare on hand, will be or.
ordered by (ret espreee. aod sold at wholesale
or retail to sail eu.lomers. I will also keep
periodical literature, such as Magsiines, News
papers, Ao. p. A. GAI'LIM.
Clearfield May ?, IBM If
VI)MIMTHATtH TIC K.-Noliee
ie herebt given that Icltrrs of e.lminist ration
"B the eslele if JOHN l.h jNAUU, deeea-l,
late of tto.hrn township, t:leatfleld eoutity, IV.
having been duly granted to the undersigned, ail
persons indrbleil lo said estate will pleas, make
payment, and thooe baring claims or demauda
will present them properly aothenll sted for aet
tlnent. WAHV E. L1MNAH1), A ilia's.
J.r.11 (It IIKMIY I. MKAHK. Adm'r.
NOriC K AM AI'TltlN The public
are hereby notified tbat I haeo the etelustee
right to snake and cell Rot.insoa's Potent OAR
KINtl I for rafts) In Clearfield oounty t and that
any pereoa er persons making or net ing the same
in eaid eonnty, without authority from use, will
ko dealt with aa tho law d I reels.
WM. T. CCTLCR.
Carweairllla, Feb. t, ! Mrpd,
fihK.Hton.il.
MISS II. H. JiWAN'3
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
( I I MiMI I l, M
T
yn M'MNtl 1 I I'M, .f la.n' t wi-.l-
tit cuiiiin i.' f "B M "i l . 1 1 tirr , 1
rt hjuh rjr mN.
Hra.lii.i', ri li-gia-lty. Wiiiihg. oi.Je.-t I.ea
eMi, I'rintaty Arithiir,ue bii-I I'liti-a'T
lis... eer.s.l.v lu-r liatf lTUI. llif aifVlU
wk. 1 ". - 11 oo
lli.torr, 1.ikI end d--riilii e lleif ra liT
itii Msti llrewmtf. liianintar, alrotal
and Wmun Anlliinrlie Jl ol
Alrelira and tin Seirnt-es 00
Fur full particulars send for Ciretilar.
Clrarwell, Ko. 11, 1898 Jm. auj' oS
CLEARFIELD ACADEMY.
Rev. P. L. Harrison, A. M., Principal.
MMIB TI1IHD KESSIOS of the present seko-
J. la.tiu yearof title lnetilijlioa wtlleuutoieDet
uu Mn.MlAV.the 8th day of K.Sru.r,, IHP.H.
Pupils eaa enteral anr tine. Test will be
ebara-ed wltb totttew frcta tba tint thee eater te
tbe elose ol the Hessina.
1 be fl.rnrseof iastrartion embraoee aetry tblag
tneluded in a thorough, practical ssl eeosa.
Dlished aduealloD fur butb saaes.
The Friaelpal. karin, had the adr.nUs of
much esuerieoee in bis profession, assures pa
rente and e;aardans tbst his entire abtlitj and
energies will be deemed to the nrorat ami wsa.
tal training of the voutb pleeed aiHlerhis charge,
Ti'.HMM Ol' Tl ITIOV
Orthoarsph;, headinii, Whtins;. aad PrieMrj
Anthaieue, per Seesion ( 1 1 weehsj - let!
Graosniar. Uaoeranbe. Arithlaetlf. hnd
Uisture
Ale-ebra, Oeoasetrr, Tritroaoeaetrr, Mea
auration, eiurreyiett. fhtloaopbe, Pbval
oloee. Chemistry, ilook keepiol. lletanT
and Physical Ueography - $9 "0
Latin, Oreek and French, with any of tho
aboee brenehes - - . $12 00
sayNo deduction will bo made for abeeneo.
MM Per further pertirnlars inquire of
Her. p. L. IUHK1SON. A. !.,
Fob. 4, ISM tf. .2M Principal.
oumlni and lachinr hop.
a. r. nuriroa..
oro. a. tochg
BOYNTON &, YOUNG,
FOUNDERS & MACHINISTS
Manufacturers of
PORTABLE & STATIONAEY
STEAM ENGINES
Corner of Fourth asd Piaa Streets,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
T T A VINO emirfj In tba manafaetura of Irst
X A elass MACHINE RT, we respect Tully inform
tho publio that we aro now prepared to III all
orders as cheaply and as promptly el ean bo done
in any of Ihe cities. We manufacture and deal in
Mulay and Circular Saw-Millfl,
Head Blocks, Water Wheele, Sli.ftinr Pullers,
Gilford s Injector, Etearn Oaugce, Steam Whistles,
Oilers, Tallow Cups, Oil Cups, Gauge Cocks, Air
Cocks, Globe Valres, Check Valres. wroniht iron
Pipee, Etearn Pumps, Boiler Feed Pumps, Anil.
Frtrtion Metree, Soap Htone Packing. Gnm Paek.
log. and all kinds of HILL WORK totether
with Plow,, Sled Sules,
COOKAXD PA RLOR STOVES,
and other CASTINGS or all kinds.
CV-Orders solicited and filled at oily prioee.
All letters of Inquiry with referenoo to naehinory
of our mannraeture prompily answered, by addros
iU( us at Clearnrld, Pa.
dacU tf B0TST0X k V0CKO,
Planing nills.
. L. Reed,
t. Wearer,
IXOTICRiw-wS
a. iii:i:i a co.
CLEARFIELD
PLANING MILL
ALL RIGHT!
mite . t .....
f"i"""'r."-.periiuiijiniona the cititena
of Clearfield oounty, that they hare entirely
relitted this establuhroen't with the latest improrad
wood working machinery, and aro now prepared
.0 eieeuto alt owere la their lino of busineea.
They will give eeperial attentina to the manufac
ture of material for house building, such as
FLOORING, WEATHER -BOARDING,
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS,
nn.ictir.Ts .wo ri.m. res,
Or ALL STYLES,
We always hare on hand a large stock of DRY
LfMBKR, and will pay oath for all clear Lumber.
One-and a-hslf inch panel stuff preferred.
Lumber Manufactured to Order,
Or exchanged, to suit customers.
VivOrders solicited, and Lumber furnished c
short not ire and on reasonable terms.
tl. L. REED k CO.
Clearfield, Not. T, 1SA7.
K. n. Ptto.,
K. A. Ineie
-June Psttou,
J. 11. Inwt.
E. B. PATTON & CO.,
llsrlng fitted ap a first -class
PLANING MILL
Are prepare! to fnrnish all kinds of
Manufactured Lumber,
such aa
Flooring . Siding, 8urfac- freued Lum
ber, 6aah, Poon, Blindi.
And erery deeeriptioa of
PLAIN AND FANCY MOULDING.
V Dealers will find It to their advantage to
consult our prices before pwrehs.irte elsewhere.
Address, U. B. PAITO( A ro.,
Corwensrille,
lee. . IMg.tr Clearfield enemy, Ta.
CI LRU Al PKAS
J Khaker Cora,
Hi mine,
Beone,
'""' . ERATltR
aXitt J v ' '.- r eis.n'.iilewaOalaaav.Jfcg
O.i orrt traj( f(
GREAT E X CI TEM EN
ow Sir-sr. aifiir, r.r,,,,.
NEW GOODS AT LOW ril
rpilK uiKlrr-igr.. I ffl'o". p,iH I
1 .M. of Ihe pu .lle J!
I ' -"'.'.l.lltS TLlii . I
are aow ecliinc
AT VJ
I.UW
FKItV. "
Thslr stock coD.l.ts In pin 4
Dry Goods of tlie Best Quaiv,
e. t . . 1 . Tl . ! ..
, vm ..ernes, illtisfess a , I
Uini(hsi.s,Mu.lins,(l,leh,d L ! ' ""l
od,) Drlll.ng., Tickings, eettoa 7?'
woel Plannels.Hatin. "Xt.,m,n,
C.ittona.les, Ledies' HrjawJ.
Nubias A Hoods. U.linral '
and Jioop bktru, c
Also, a Ins aesortaunt of Men's Dra
Shirts, Bets A Caps, Boots , bev."' k
II of which
WILL UK SOLD LOW
FOB
Hardware, Queensware, Giasewaxil
Urocenes and Spices.
!N SHORT A GENERAL ASSORTHIl
Of .eery Iking nr.sFly kept In a retail IM .1
wuar ,vn innu or wpproeea soeatry y j
A. K. WRIGHT A Eos
Clearfield, Kor.T , I7.
SEW FALL & UIXTER GOODS!
William JCced A e0l
Near Poit office. Market Street.
CLEARFIELD, Pa.
HA VINO jort oprncd ft Uru tDfj nmp
flock from Nw York and Pbiiftdfinbit ,
emu oBr mxtr uiduecmantt to CAeli bl Vivh! I
Wi bar iplendid .wltetioD f Drw Ql
toonU, Blanket Muop fctvirt.
Cowu, TboDipkun'i
UloTo-fitliiiic.
Triton. rjgi of vtry deKriptiuo, Zf plm, Worrty: I
1 am, uii ouv oi wc man euinpitif attrrtaabti i
Ladies and Gents Furnishing Good!
Vnder-wear, Hosiery, Oloees of all kinds. AW, I
andsr's Kid and Harris' celebrated Seatnleu git I
(tne nest peer made.l
Kecktieo, Uatterfiiee, Cellars,
Cuffs. Handkerchiefs, Laces, tdeiee.
Etnliroiderics, Act aleo. a large sssurtmrnt I
Fl Ko, with UK AY 8 f ATE.M II I F P. tee a. I
thiug eiUnt together with a full line ef sup I
(wu. ai. v. wuicu wu uuer at tne
VERY LOWEST CASH TMCE:
Call and eoe as. No trouble to shew goeet, I
mcmoer toe piaec
Kear Foatoffic. Market ititet,
octfi CLEARFIELD, PA.
A BEOLITIOX I BrSlSESSl
AT Cl'RHtNSVILlE,
BT
HARTSOCK & GOODWIN.
rpill undersigned baring entered Intoce pan I
X aereai ta tbo mereantilo benness, sdo;'
this method or aotifyiaf tho public geasrslij
and the eillons of Carweaeeille and eieiiiiy n
pvureiar, utai naerenanaiso Ol sll klties wi.
bo sold by we aa cheep as tho tarns auslitr l
when ia Ihe eoaaiy. Wo hare a full surely tl
DRY GOOD81
Consisting la part or Dress Goods. V.-'Ir.
Prints of all shades and stylea ; together olta a
inn assortment 01
NOTIONS, CLOTHING, HATS 4 CAPS,
Doota, fchoee. Hardware, Q.uecnswsre.
As well as Tinware. Codarwaro. nillowwsri
fcueleu aad Brooms : loaether with s lares suu
o. urocenes ana always a loll stock ol
FLOUR, FISH, SALT, 4c
In short, we keen a fall sunsle ef orerrtMsrl
ueea in in is marnet.
no want all oar old easterners and as ante!
aow ones aa eaa make It eoBeonlent, to girs ssi
e.i oeiure pure; asmg elsewhere.
Daniel haiitjoci.
edwin oo0dwis.
CarwoasTllle. Febraa. U, loot.
iticn inn ?iossorj
DIALER IN
FOEIIGN & DOMISTIO GOODS
Ml.MIN.I t Sensation. trices!
DEI.A I N" ES at Se-naalion prlceJ
CUHLKUS at Sensation prices!
ALPACAS at Sensation prirrii
Just receipwd at MOSSOrS'.
uiiiMAM3 at sctiaation prirtd
CHINTZ
at
at
t
at
t
al
Sensation pricel
PRISTS
Sensatioa pticrsf
rjensal ien price
GLOVES
CRAVATS
SHAWLS
enation VJe
at AlOSSUi'.S
Sensation rrlrel
BONNETS
senaatioo sr-.cei
COLORED I
ULSl.l.NSI
at SentitioD price
All lo t bad al MOSSOPS'.
LIKEN at
CRASH al
CURTAIN'S at
TABLE CLOTHS l
FRINGE al
ISensatioti
Sonealion
8enaalioo
Soniatioa
heruttinn
rncef
pricoi
tirice
price
at MOSSOl'S'.
LACK - at
HOSIERY at
RIBBONS at
TRIMMINGS)
of all kin.ls AVat
in anr quan'tr i
Sensation
8enantico
Sonsaiion
pricidj
price
price
Sensation price!
Alwnvaoo hand al JIOSSOPS'
CASS1MKRES
Sensalion
Sen nation
ensatton
nalion
tertion
Sensalinn
pricei
SATTIN ETS
TWEEDS
JFANS
VEST1SOS
SHIRTINGS
pneeej
priest
pricei
priceej
pne
at m ossorv.
CLOTII1XO eueh
aa Coals, Pauti,
Veota,
Under Khirte, Jatoensaiion prirea
flannel .nirta,
BooU, Shoe,
data and Cape,
Now for tale al UOSSOP'S.
HARDWARE
such aa Saws, nails
Fork a, Kntrea,
at eneation priced
Spikes, Ilingen,
LIQt'ORS. auch
at MOSSOP'S.
aa Wine, Kran.ly,
Oln, Whlakey,
Cognac, etc., etc.
at aenaation
FRUITS, ucn aa
Prune, Raisina,
Figs, Fillieru, Ac.
at (ensalioa priori
at MOSSOP".'.
GROCF.RIKS.aay
r I o u r, U a m a,
Shouldere., Sugar,
Jlolawna, ' Colleo,
at sensation price.
Tea, C r a r k e ra.
Spioea, Candles.,
Coal Oil, etc, etc
AlwaTt at M'SSOr'S.
BLACKING
ROPES
POWDER
at (enealion priceg
at aensalinn prion;
ai aenaatton pm
SHOT
at aenaatton prtoei
LEAD
ul oensntion prir
at oensntion pric
CAPS
Attha ptora of RICHARD MOSSOP.
MOSSOP
Alwaya keepe on hand a fu'l
assorlrnert of all ktnda of gnocla requite I
lor tne) arcomtnodalion ot the public.
July i, ism
PT tbo PKMilCRJTIC AI.MASA0. Oaly I
eeeti (rerr eeee. efcoaJd aa. ra. U