THE ALLEGHENY HOTEL
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flMtll la.rj Vrrtnaintliottl tot 1 tr1 lift!
) mi4 tat th feMAmnti'4iilt"a f Iht
.,.t.i .. Ui frtttiIvr will 4m (lad U mr.
i4 fri.J, . m. tur pttlw. f..
rrmfT- Hf tlruM tto(il litiMfa to Hit J
j'W if b buira, h hop! in In? M to rn4r
fAtiiUcduM i "f pilrvut. Tbt TAMI.K will
JvKTl v vomtifull tupphrd with (! bet. tbftt
c I prouri ! III mtikfi, itnd Iht BaH
will nri fulltlnrh f LIQUORS, BKKR, A.
C ASTER LEIPOT.DT.
Cfftrfall, Marcl I, lf-it j Propntior.
$f 0cth, Atomics, nr,
mi o 1 7 i siH-.-D i j j
HEAD CAREFULLY!!
JHE EAGLE HOTEL,
MAIB ST., CUkWENdVILLK, PA.
HAVING lasted for a term of year, thl
above w II knows and popular hotel, (kept
toruiirljr by Mr. Muni, and lately by Mr.
Knur,) tbejireernt proprietor hu re tiled it
with the object of render'ng hU guiiti iorafort.
atl while entourning with him. A floe, large
Subll end Yard tl attached, fur the cars and
yrfltrotion of home, earriagu and wagoni. A
lib.ril than of pablle patronage ir aolloitad.
ftb24 tf JOHN FOOTS, Prop'r.
SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE,
Cnrwansrllle, Inarflrld county. Pa.
VpHISaldaad well atahllabed Hotel, beaati
X tally eitaated aa th baa ha of tba Sueqa.
aeoaa, la taa awrosga at uurwenfittla, baa been
letttd for a teroi af yean ky tha anderiigned
It bal baaa entirely rattled, aad It asw opoa to
taa stibik generally and tba travelling naag.
'ally a aartiewlar. Na paint will ba tparad to
Moe.r seretlesiowifortabl. while tarrjinj at thii
Vats. AwaAe Stabling rood for the accommo
aoa of toamr. CBargei mudarata
Jee. I, HK-if WM. VI. JEWRIES.
THE AMERICAN HOUSE,
Curwaaivllle, Clearfield couuty. Pa.
I rpUB andinigoid baa laatad tbia old and lone
I X aalablltbed hotel (formirly kept by Major
' ..-.., iu a o.mrai portion Of Ida
Iowa, and baa entirely re-ltted and re furnitbid
It, aad re-modeled tba iteming, ao at to makt It
aa object, hereafter, fer tba traveling public to
palroaiil this largs and oommodioue bouts.
eoa-1, '11-ur JOBN J. READ.
THE MANSION HOUSE,
Corner of beenndaod Market Streets,
CLUARfrlELD, PA.
THII all aad aomraodioas Hotel kat. dnrinf
tba paet year, beea tnlarred to donbia lu
forajar eapaeitr for Ua ealertainmeat of ttrao
fen and gueau. The whole buiUlne baa beta
refarnuhed, and tba proprietor will ipara no
waiaa ao renaer til (nam eomlonablt while
atayiaf wtta aiek
ar-me '-mantio noma' Onnibm rani to
aad from tba Depot si lbs arrlral and departure
eioeeaireia. VAVID JOHNSTON,
T Proprietor.
THE WESTERN HOTEL,
, . : CLEARFIELD, PA.
tTWn robeerlber karlaf laaeed for ttra of
jl 7" weii-aaowa Hotel, (kept ror many
rears bj Mr. Unloh,) and rs-ltled and refor.
aiawaa II threat-boat, It now prepared to onter
tala trarelars aad lbs psblio (snerallj apon
tersas tt is hoped alike orreeable to both satreae
aad proprietor. Hit TABLE aad BAR will
he aap?itt4 with tba bttl tba market afforda;
aad ae paint will be tparad an bit part to add la
owareaioaoe ana oom'ort of nta roaatt.
JOUS SOUORIRTT, ,
ttlt Prop-letor.
THE EXCHANGE HOTEL,
HUNTINGDON, PA.
nPHIS old tttablithnent karina keen laaud
1 br 1- MORRISON, formerly proprlrtor of
ue "nimiQi noott, nat nten tnorongblT ren
erattd and reftirniihed, and supplied with all
fkt atodeni Inproreaants and ronvenleneu ae
catiarj to a Drat elan Hotel. Tna dining room
hu been restored to the trtt door, and it now
tpocinai aas airy. Tba ehambara are well rea
tilaud, ard tha proprietor will endearor to make
hit goons perfeetlr at bene.
J J. MORRISOIf, Proprietor.
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THIS well hnownand long stlaklUked Hotel,
foreserly kept hr R, VT. Moore, aod latterly
by Wb. tiebwaai, sr has beea laaaed for a urn
at reare by ibe anderaigoti, is which tba attea
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literal tbars of pablle petronegs It eolicited.
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THE RAILROAD HOUSE,
MAIS sr.. puiLiPsBURa, pa.
Till sadersifaei keeps soaauntly sa band
lbs ken of Liusore. Uit labia la alwart
ppnsi witn me bett tbe market affords. The
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ralltloih of PTAf I F and r Ait'T
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KVIIK A I.AXHK1.L,
'lPt Tt uitb A Arch Sit., rbiladilphia.
N. II.-J0I1S ftoia Al CTION daily rewir-d.
bankers; co
No. 35 South Third Street
PHILADELPHIA.
ENERAiTjaENTS,
PENNSYLVANIA X,
C Jitraticn.il.
MIR8 II. S. SWAN'S
bCHOOL FOR GIHLS
CI.FARriKI.P, PA.
A -i n ri niMi Trim, or lrntr. two Wiht
lli eiiinitn'-e on Mondtt, rrbruary I, I My.
TUHJ1S OK Tl ITION.
Raeiliai;, nrthoriat.by. Writing. Ol.iM l,t.
aoaa, I'rimary Aillhinelie and rnmair
Oeographi, l.r lia.lt term, tof elarrn
atba.) i no
Ilitlnrr, lAial and deeorlptlra Ueography
wnh Map Itrawuig. tlrammar, Mental
and rillea Anlbiaelio ( n
Algebra and the Veienoea go
For full partlenlart tend for Clroular.
Clrar6old, Nor. U, 1 8B8 -Jra. augo'CS
OF THE
UNITED STATES OFAMFRIRA
eJI!!r.,,t.T,"!'"; L"! lanaaoa CoansT It a
CASH CAPITAL, 1,000,000, FULL PAID,
.1 V,7fll:,,l?"?r.d '."" oucuora.wko
rutin ill. I ' a UT "W.
oiaaitjMwJ.ie liy lti t.'iuinnr.,,,.. baliaa.
A., iie AnUA raird At
n. S. Rt'gsEL, Mauas-er.
J. C. THOMAS, Agent for Contra and Clearleld
eounriet, ra.
auglMaly
J. aOLLOW.UIll D4T1, CMr
EOLLOWBUSH & CAREY,
BOOKSELLERS,
Blank Book Manufacturers,
AND STATIONERS,
31S Jtarket St., Philadelphia,
teeWPtper Tloar Sht and Bagt, Fooltoap,
nraiipmg, luriain and Wall
Papan. feb24-ly.
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JOHN M. MELLOY,
mucriCTDUB or
Plain, Japanned & Stamped Tinware
AID SIALSl 1
Hons Purnltliliif Cooda, Tin Rooflnj aad
Conductor Pipes. ,
Ko. T33 Market Street,
C-ly PHILADELPHIA.
DREXEL & CO.,
Ko. U South Third Citreet, Pblladelpu
B.i.rKEltS,
And Dealers in Government Securities.
Application by mail will rereire prompt atten-
u wi miormauon encerluliy lurnfabed.
airll-tf
tlon,
Orders tolicited.
i ATifl J3HY0 ayau
. SHEADIE & GALER'S
Restaurant and Confectloiicry,
ua noes treat. Bear tba Railroad Depot,)
. , , CLEARFIELD, PA. . '
IBESn OTTERSaTd ICE CREAM (a
teeton. Tobarra, Cigar., Csndiet, Kola,
aad STsrytblnf anally fonnd In a Confection
ary, always oa head. The only BAGATELLE
TABLE la town, see be foond al this eeleon.
arl m pd ellRADER A OALKR.
McGAUGHEY'S
BESTAIRAM & REFRESIIMEM
AlOOK,
1a leary', Kew Boildiag. (fonnerly oceupied by
Mr. Hole,) , ,
ECOX ST, CLEAREIELD, PA.
C0r?eTATITon kanrl a line arlertirra of CA5.
DIES. JStJT", riflARS, TOBACCO An
Alto, FRESH OYSTERS nweirrd daily, and
terrad ap ta rait tba taatet of enttomeri.
.IIILI.IABD rJAI,IM)Nn omoo,! ttory.
dMl tf DAVID McOALUUEV.
?oct5 and Mots.
DANIEL CONNELLY.
Boot and Shoe Manufacturer,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
TTAR Jsrf reaelred a Ins lot of French CALF
1 a.ias. and if aow prepared to manatee.
irt trerytking ia kit line at the rowtrt tgoret.
arr nit wera 10 nt aa repreientea
.--r-...., aoiirnt a can, at nit abop oa
iirrfi,ijroiiQ oror wett or thepoitofS
btre be will do all la hie power to render tat
"Uea. Roaas fns Oaiter topi oa band,
yt.lf.y DANIEL CUNNKLLT.
1 1 6 8981 ZI--01 1 1
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MOMKTIIING NEW!
New Store in Madera
PEACE PROCLAIMED.
THX WAS 07R I1T CLEASFIELS
KNOX TOWNSHIP QUIET.
Xtarly all the Contrabands going lack
I their eld matt en ; but 'nary one
9"ing to old Mattachusrtts, where
wy trere tared so long and to uell.
ISaeateaarnet af tbe shore faeu. F. SHORT,
af tba old "Short fciioe Shop." woald an
"aaot ta hit asaeroaa purest, aod tba people
Clearleld oannty al lars, that bs baa now a
ikr" lrtof t"i t,ri. i"t raeeired from
tat. aad ia prepared aa eaort aoiiee to make
wnd Boole and S bora, al bit saw I bop ia
.11 '' U " '' that he eaa please
".(a'.leaa it might beaoms intentely loyal tuy-
omt patriot..) II. it prepared to 1.11 low for
J"b or C'oaatry Prodooa. Dt.n'1 f.rga the
""seal door to Shower. 4 Urabim'a .lore,
" "arkei etreel, Clrardeld, Pa, and kept by a
"low rommeaiy ealled
"SnORTY."
UV BOOTAMl"SHOE"SItOP.
EDWARD MACK.
a. HARK kT A Is Sts, CLEARFIELD, Pa.
'Png propr,0, u, tutmi ot, lo, BOOTer
A SHOK buiinen at ibe ahara ataed, aad
uurmlned not to bs notdone slibsr ia aeal.
17," Prt, 'or bit wark. Hpeeiel alleallon
r " aad la maaaraciarmg Sewed work. Ue
"oa band a large lot of Erenek Kip and
"tine, of tke k.x Th. .III.
( Clearleld and rteiaity are reepeoUally
J't bima trial. No charge far sails.
MESSRS. J. FORREST & SOS
TiroULD reopartfally Inform tbe pablie that
II ther have lutt onebi.d. ia ilAlit.ua
Clearleld aonntr. Pa., an entire new ttoek tt
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Which tkey are prepared to tell as tkaap ai the
onaapest.
Tkelr ttock aoniltls la part of
Dry Goods of the Best Quality,
Sank aa Alpaseaa, Delanee. Prints. Mnalina.
Caniaatrai, Satinets, aad Flann.lt.
Ready - Made Clothing,
Or tha katt quality, tack tl Coatt, Pants, Vntta,
Orercoatt, Oraralll, Shirts, Collars, As.
Ikwts, Shoes and Gaiters,
Alts si the rery ksit Qeallty.
A complete stock of Groceries.
In ikort ererything atuallj kept lna sennUy
f store.
Consumers, Look to Your Interests 1
Call and riamlnt ear Hoik nnd prlcet before
parebating eltawhers.
J-l'MBER AND GRAIN
Of all klndi taken la axehanga for goods
sr-Ramembsr lbs plaes, Madera, Clearleld
eosoty, Pinn a, .
J. FORREST A SOX.
October tl, l?.lf.'
R.EIZENSTEIN BROS.,
Maoufacmreri of and Wholesale Dealere in
MEN AND HOYS' CLOTHING,
24 Market A 410 Merchant Street,
aogl'rl: PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
1869 spring, isco
JAMES, KENT, SANTEE & Co.,
Importers and Jobbers of Dry Goods,
.v.. a, j,.v a 2.1 r. intra nu,
PillLADKLPfJlA.
We are aow prepared with our ntual eitentlra
and wrll aji.rlfl mock to offer aura inJun. in.ni.
lotAhil tlUTKKS. anrll-tf
STEETCH, BENNETT & Co".,
(baeeeuori to Heter T. Wright 1 Co.,
iviPuHrKRii nr Amn hm m
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
' itin.
Brandies L Wines for Medical purposes.
Jeiraj) No. (lOtl Market St., I'hilada.
CLEARFIELD ACADEMY.
Rev. P, L. Harrison, A. M., Principal.
rimB THIRD SESSION of the pret.nl tcbo.
X 'laatle yearof tbia Intlitutlon will ooiomenct
oa MONDAY, tbe btb day or February, IHBit.
Pupilaean enteral any time. They will ba
oharged with tnltion from the Urns they enter to
tbe eloae of the Sertioa.
Tha eourte ofinttruotlon emhraett sary Iking
included in s iborouh, practical and acooui
plithed education for both aexea.
The Prineipal, haying had ths advantage of
maeb axperlines in hit J.rof.tilon, atiorea pa.
reaia and gnardiaai that hia entlrs sbility and
nergiet will be devoted to ths moral and man.
tal training of tha youth plaoed under hit charge.
1EHM Of TUITION.
Orthography, Reading, Writing, and Primary
Arttnmttle, per Bretlon (11 weekt) . (10
uramniar, ueograpny, Arithmetic, and
Hiitory . . . . . . $8 00
aigeori, ueomerry, ingonomatry. Men
suration, Surreyina, Fbilooophy, Phytl.
nlory. Cnamiatry, Book Keeping, Botany
and rnyiicel Ueography . . . $9 00
Latin, Greek and t rench, with any of the
above Branches .... ie nv
r-no araucuoa win no made ror absence
pmtiiT further partlenlart iaqalre of
Rev. P. L. 11 A RRISON. A.M.,
Pen. 4, KM. tf. 8.S6J Priaolpal.
VX ST0CE! MM M.MS!!
FAIL AXD WIMTBR
millinery goods,
AT
Miss SUSAN HEED'S,
MARKET ST., CLEARFIELD, PA.
TIIF, l.KHJM.irAN.
i i.EAiinn.n, ta.
vTKiNRiAT Mi'llMMI. MAhi II U.
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Having Jutt reealvrd all the novaltiea of the naeoa
ia the Millinery line, rroueit tba ladiea
to call and examine them.
Clearleld, Pa.. Nov 5,
A. T. iOTITTOlf
..oto. i. rot no
BOYNTON &. YOUNG,
FOUNDERS k MACHINISTS
Mannfaetnrart of
PORTABLE & STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES
Comer of Fourth and Pins Streets,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
BENSON, CAMPBELL &, Co.,
Be. 17 Jl. Fifth EL and 421 Commerce,
PHILADELPHIA, Pi ,
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
And Commission Merchants,
roa tbi ialb or
Wool, Olntenr, Fur Skint. Feathers. Leather.
Flaxseed. Hrlrd Fruila, Clover Seed, Roots,
. Dear Skint. Butter, Beetwal, Sheep
Skint, Krgt, Ae., ae., Ao.
CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED.
Weekly Price current forwarded on request.
Jona II. KM y:pd
(nothing.
o Nnre Jlonoy.
THE timet are hard; yoa'd like ta know
How yoa may nave your dollars j.
Tba way to do it I will ihow.
If yoa will read what follows.
A man who lived not far from bars,
W ho worked bard at bit trade,
But bad a koutebold to support
That squandered all he made.
I met him once. B.iyt he, "My friend,
I look thread bear snd rough ,
' I'll tried ta get wiyaelf a Hull,
But esn't aavs ap enough."
Sayi I, my friend, how much hava yoa ?
I'll tell yon where to go
To get a olt that', .nand and cheap i
Ta hKIZENsIEIN A Co.
Ill look what little bs had aavsd.
And went to Reiten.retn A Brothers',
And tbere hi got a bandeoml luit,
For half he paid to otbari.
Row he It bnml, he tonka 10 will,
And their effect It ouch.
That when thty lake their daily meal,
They don't cnt half aa math.
And now be Ondi en Satorday nigkt,
W ith ill tfaiir wante eum.!ied.
That be bal money left lo apead,
And foms tn lay atidt.
Bit good isoeeas, with ckserfal cmlls,
lis gladly tails lo all.
If you'd tavi moory, go and hoy
I'sar elothit al
IlEIZEXSTBIN'g CLOTltlSO IIAT.L.
Where the abeapeat, loett aad beat Clothing
and good Furnitbing Moods sen bs bad la eait
every tails and ia every title aprll. 07
Dl:AFM, BLINDNESS A CATARRH
treated with the utmoet auoeeia hv Dr. J.
IAACS, M. D., and rWeernr of Liu. of the
Eye and Ksr in tha Medical College of I'nio.rl.
tenia, IJ yeari eiperirnr-e, (formerl, of Lryden,
Holland,) o. HOi Arch SlrceL Phil a. Te.li.
monialt eon be aeen at bia office. Tbe medioaJ
faenlty are invited to accompany their patirnta,
aa he has no secret, in bia profe.aion. Artificial
eyri Inarrted without pain. Xo chirge for ex
atnlnation. Ijeiaiv.
DOBBINS'
ELECTRI0
HOOT POLISH
MAbiEM A LA8TING
THOSE who black tkelr koou oa Saturday
night with ordinary blacking, don't have
much thine on Sunday, ai th. politb fadti off ;
DOBBINS' BLACKING
Lasts Saturday and all day Sunday 1
It Beats any other lllnrklnp; Made I
Manufactured only by J. D. Dobblnt, nt hit Im
men.e Soap and Blacking Workt, Sixth Uriel
aan nerrr.anu.wn avennea, Philadelphia, Pa
For talc by J. P. KRAT7.KK and HARTS.
WICK A IRtVIN, Clearleld, Pa. nnv2!Mm
JJ. ' .'.'.1 r -
m, . t ii mi i ii m i i 11 1 1 1 i1"
The Great External Eemedy,
xor nan ana siuto
IT WILL CURE RHEUMATISM
Th. reputation of this preparation I. oa well ittab
Uahed, that llttl. need tie .awl In ttila connection
On HAM II ha. neree failed to curt PAINFUL
Mr.Kvoi's Am.cTiiivj, i'uvtkaitinu hps.
Cl.ti. STIFFNESS AMI FAIVS IVTHK JOIVTS
STrrrHF.fl IntheUtnKornarli.SI'RUXe nftl'ISFS
Bt'R.Vr),IIWKU,lN(J.COKN K.i.d FRORTED FKFt
I'eraon. arfceted with hlieutn.li.m ean bj effectually
and liermanenlly cured ly u.iof Uiia v.iolerr.il nrrpa.
ration ; U peaetratae to lb. ncrv. and bona im mediately
On belrc apnlird.
On HiiRSkn II will eureSrRATrnFS. guEEV FY,
POM. EVIL. USTI'I.A, OLD RI'VXIVO FORES,
SADDLE or COLLAR OAI.1.9. SPRAINED JOINTS
STIFFV'E.S OF THE STIFLES,;.. It will prevent
COW8OW l0HS WEAK U4CK '"V ILCU
I have met with treat enccee. In brimlng my
Mixture wltbia th. reach of III. Fublie. 1 are daily ia
receipt of letter, from Flitaiciaoa, lirurtlltt, Merchants
and Farmer., teaufylni lo It. curaUt. powers
DAVID E. FOrjTZ, &U Proprutor,
DALTIMORt, Ma.
For sale by Ilartrwlck A Irwin, Clearleld, and
by druggiitt and t to re keepers throughout tbe
toiled btatee. Ifebll-ly
It. B. TAYLOR'S
LIME AND COAL YARD,
(Near the Kailrgo4 Depot,)
CLEARFIELD, PENN'A.
I EMBRACE (lilt method of Informing the
public, that I bar opened oti a vard for tha
title of wood or goal-burnt LIMK tad AnlbrMiU
CO A Is, to tba borourb of Clearfield, and bare
oompiciea arratiffUeDti with aartern dealrri by
wutco i can aMpaiuiiiuupirfwniioUjoubaDd,
wbicb will be difpewd of at reaeouabla rate, bv
tbe tun. bufhel or ear load, to tint nurrhaaeri.
Thote at a dtftanoa can ad drew me by letter, and
obtain ail necMiarj Uilornation t rrturn mail.
K. B. TAi LOH,
Clearfield, Pa., Feb. U, 18691
M I K. tot ft SOTIt I H,
Mrlhorftiil rplr'tpt ( hnrrh Hr Am.
H. Imi.l. I1...,.,. Ncrvica tter fcet hih,
t n a M., and U P. M.
Pl,l.aih Krt ool it 9 A. M
I'rarer MMtiDf erery Ihurfrltr, al f. M.
('"inmunif hrrvirt, IrM Kabhath of erery
mnnlh, at lltj A. M.
Rt. franrla hurrh M at 10J o'elr-ek
A. M., oa the aecond and fourth 8undavi of each
nontb.
SEWING MACHINES
fPHB Singer Manufaotaring Company's New
I ranjii, ee'ing Machine., and tbe celebrated
n AVISO engaged In tke manufacture of Irit
claaa U AC1I1N ERY, wi n-tpeclfully Inform
ths public that wa ara now prepared to 111 all
orders aa cheaply and as promptly at oaa bo done
in any of the cities. Ws manufacture and deal ia
Mulay and Circular Saw-Mills,
niad Block., Water Whoell, Shafting Pulleva,
Oifford'e Injector, Steam Qeugre, Steam Whittle.,
Oilers, Tallow Cupi, Oil Cupt, Gaugi Cockl, Air
Cockl, fllobe Valrea, Check Valrei, wrought Iron
rifies, Steam Pumpt, Boiler Feed rumpa, Anti
rriction Metre., Boap Slona Packing, Gum Pack
ing, and all kindt of MILL WORK) logethi
vitb float, Hied Soke,
COOK AND PA It LOR STOVES,
and other CASTIXOS of al kinds.
9Orderl solicited and tiled at city prices.
AH lettere of inquiry with reference to machinery
or our manufacture promptly aniwrred, by addrea
lag na at Clearleld, Pa.
! tf BOYNTON A Y0CNO.
Ilerenoe, for lali at tba
KEYSTONE STORE.
Pereont in want of tnacblnra will do we'l to call
and examine thl SINtiLR and FLOKENC
before parchaaing. Every lneebir,e warranted to
give satisfaction, klachinci attd machine Indingi
aiweja on nana.
NIVLIN'a A SHOWERS,
Clearleld.;Pa-, Feb. St. Agcntl.
AZtllEXE
tcosrinraiTti) tnrtoo
ror the Laundry,
It It warranted not to itrsak, or la any man
ner Injure the Ineal fabrics
FOl FAMILY I S( cold In FIVE cents. TEN
eenia. ana I n r, i i ccnu noxea.
Kerb TWENTY eaa s box. berldeo kavln
va timet at much blue aa tba FIVE tenia box
contain, a pocket pin eu.hloo or emnry bag.
ror note i ana large ijiansryatl, It ii pat ap
In (1 10 boxac. f si thai sach Box bai pror.tr
Armvv eiara. ror aaie ny
f'bll.Xm IIARTSWICK IRWIN,
I'laninfj pills.
O. L. Reed,
J. F. Weaver,
,N0TICE.;wpBr
. i. iti:i:i & co.
CLEARFIELD
PLANING JILL
ALL RIGHT!
H. F. N AUGLE,
CLOCK AM) WATCH MAKER,
orroirvi twi . CejNwwrr, AaT rrnssr
POST OFFICE jCijtsiirfjrCLEAR FIELD
ritllR inhterlber rerpeetlnlly In form t bit old
I patront snd ths public generally, that ha
ha.oa band, (and ia ron.tantlv receivinr new
auoiiien. inereio, a large atoca ol
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry.
r-l keep Jewelry In all Ita forma and of
diOeront value., eitbar by the puci or nt
WATCHES A full n-rortn ent of either Gold
or Mirer, made by the beat Atreriean and r.ir.
eirn manulacinrar., Including a Ina lot of gold
and ailvcr .hunting caaa, lull jtweied, Paient
Lerere.
CLOCKS Of all de.lgnt. con.iltlns of licht-
day and thirty hour, of ultier weixht. tnrina or
levtrt, and both trike and alarm.
REPAIRING. All hinds of Watch., aad
Cloekt Kepairid, and warranted.
In addition to what I hava enumerated. I keen
a full a.tortmiat of M'KCrAfM.KK, colored and
plaiaglaee. Ho, Oltl.H FKNS and PENCILS.
bTUOr.S, FORK, BLTTKIt KMVErl, and In
feel everything In the Jewelry line. If I fail lo
have aa band jo.l what a eu.iomer may need, I
win eracr per nret expreet, without extra charge.
A lioernl entre ol pohlic p.tron.f e I. .oliritid.
May 7. Ihs y II. F. NAUULE.
11 R VATKI).-Th. andemgnrd will
pay the bigheat CASH I'RIl Eforall hlndl
Fl KM and I'KKR SKINS. Oite me a call
Clearleld, Des.ll. L L. RKIZENSTEI N.
itiiH
',
BOOT AD SHOE SHOP,
CI Nvt RNHVII.LK.
TBI lokitribsr hating lately turtad aa'w
Ascot snd Sbos chop in Curwemtille, oa
. 1 cppoiita Ja.at,k K trwin'a Dm.
, . ' JTecllally anaoenoet lo lbs pablle thai I J. lie that be u aow fully prepared loaoeommrr-
Sb "''tars all .Itle.ef Boon I dale all ia Ike way af furaiihiag II or eaa, Buggies,
mu. i verytbing la kit liai. na ikort I baddies and Harnaaa, aa lha ikanret notioe and
on raaeonahle tarrea, Baaideaes aa Loeast a treat,
belweea Thi,4 and foarth.
(1KO. W. 8EARIIART.
'mrtald, April 11, Is',
IIrery ISInblo.
FYnR andertigned beg. lean tar infona the pnk
vvryining la ail lini. ra inon
... alas keens aa band a road a..,irt
ikeaaJl ,,Mr " vk, which bt frill sill
mlt " "try pr.
(Mlj ,W1I J. I0M.
11 III R AJI Kl l.ll... Extra Family
Floor .ifteel Cora Aiaal lioekwheat Flour
Rya Chop Mixed Food alwayt on band,
at J. P. KHAT7.KII S.
1)ROt lrX().Hsntar Cured Hem. Dried
Beef Ham hail. age Shoulder! Side.
FIIHE proprietors reepertfally inform thscititeni
-A of Clearfield county, that they bars entirely
renitM triu ettalili.hmcnl with thilalett Improved
wood working machinery, and ara now prepared
to iterate all orders In their lino of buaineta.
They will give erpeclal attentioa to tba mannfae.
lure of material for hooie baildmg, inch as
FLOORING, WEATHER. BOARDING,
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS,
nn.iv hi ts Ar jnoi t.nt.rus,
OF ALL STYLES,
Wi alwayt hava on hud a largs ttock of DRY
Ll'MIIKR, and will paycaah for all cloar Lumber.
One and a h.lf inch panel .luff preferred.
Lumber Manufactured to Order,
Or exchanged, lo luit euttomera.
fc,0rdcri solicited, snd Lumber furnlrhcd
thort notice and on reaaonabla term..
(I. L. Ill.L'II A CO.
Clearfield, Nor. T, l"o7.
E. R. P.rron
E. A. Invn
.....tonv Pvrov,
... J. 11. ln it
E. B. PATT0N 4 CO.,
slaving Itted ap a tnt-olan
PLANING MILL
Ara prepare tn furniih all kindt of
Manufactured Lumber,
enck aa
Meat Pork Lard Fiih. Ac
hy J. P.
-jutt receivod,
KKAT.KK.
OAI.TI K4I.TII WIIOI.LSAI.B AND
ORKTAIL. Dealer! will na tnnplied at rrwial
J. P. K RAT.KR
opnnafre lb. tall.
rales, by
maeo Im
Tr AM l.ll()tl.MHI LllN t rilllNllLES.
IT Thl andertigned berel.y give notion, that
tl.av wil pay the bixbe't market prire for a good
anility of 1,0X11 Sll INtll.F.S, and thoae having
orb for eele, will Ind II tn Ibvir intemt ta gin
them a call before selling eleewhere.
.108. SHAW A BON.
naarwela, Mark t, l.tf
Flooring. Sidincr. Sarfica-rrmed Lom
ber, Saih, Doort, Blindi,
And srery description of
PLAIN AND FANCY MOULDING.
Iealert will Ind It tn their advantage tn
sonautt oar prices before pureha.mg elerwhere.
Adclmt, E. B, PATT'iN A CO.,
Cnrwenaville,
Dee, 1, UM.ir Clearleld county, Pa.
SWAIM-' PANACKA, Remedy 't Med id
Diteovery, llelmbold'c Barba, Bckcr'c Cos
Liver OH, Jaae'a aad Aver'i mrdnlaec of ovary
km, for sals kT aAkTSWjXJK A lVH.
J. K. BOTTORF'S
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
MARKET ST., CLEARFIELD, PA.
I)EnS0NS detiring fiOOD PICTrRES.nf sny
ttyle and price, with all tha modern improte
mania of tha art, ean be aeooiamodaled by calling
i room m i.icarDeia.
Negatives made in CUdy as well as in
Clear Weather.
CIIILDREN'8 PICTURES taken
ia a few seeoads.
aarately.
Ths TONE and FINISH of my Photographi
a w vuuw wm i any But la rmla-
ocipnia or new lork.
Conilmtly aa hand a large aupply of
Frames, Albums and StercoEcojicg,
Of all liici, itylci snd prices, aad of tha best
nana. Alto,
STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS,
af Iks moat Intireiting
AMKRICA3. as FORKIfiN BCENERV.
for tale at reasonable rates.
FRAMES OF ALL SIEKS,
From any title of moaldini. made ta o.J.e .
abort aotiea.
J. K. B0TT0RF.
ClenrleM. Dae. 11. HM.f
LITHERSBIRC POTTERIES
talhenbarg:, ClrarOeld Co., Pa.
FARMERS, MECHANICS Si DAIRYMEN
Look Herel
FITnB ander.igned la prenared to furniih yon
X with th. Wat STONKtVARR manalactured
in Ihil country. He hat never yet failed to please
the moil fartidioua, aa to quality or durability.
Hit ware cou.itta la part of
CREAM TOTS OF ALL SIZES!
MI IK CROC KS AND PAN,
ruit Cans, (for Canning Fruit,) Safety
I ubes,
And in thort EVERYTHING nraally made and
epi in an ettan'iinment ol tntt kind.
MERCHANTS
Can hava their ware delivered by me, at ANY
tan and to AM ri.AlE dr.ireU.
Order, for ware aolicilcd, and promptly lllrd.
"For general ntiortment, aes Catalogns and
rice Litt, mniled free ta appliranta.
bwr-A liberal discount will ba given to the
iiolc.ale trade.
GEO. C. EIRE.
Lathrnharf , paH Dec 1, lof.Mf
Divino Service nitty bo exported in
the Court IIouho, on neit Sulibuth,
morninf; and evening, int tho usuri1
hours, by Rev. Henry S. Butlor.
A Niw Jail. Tlionctof Assomlly
requiring; two sueeesnivo grand juries
to recommend tho erection of new
jails before the County Commissioners
can proceed to erect such institutions,
lias been complied with in this county
tha jury at January and March
torms having endorsed the Commis
sioners petition to that effect. It,
therefore, becomes the duty of the
guardians of our county aftuin to pro
euro propor dusignti and estimates, in
in ordor to proceed properly and un
derstandingly in tho matter. Tho
erection of tho building is not tho only
point involved. Its locution is really
of moro vitul importance than its
erection. If built in a locality whore
it cannot be properly drained and
ventilatod, the health, not only of its
occupants, but thut of the citizeni of
the borough, is involved. When, as
in former years, not over two or three
prisoners hod lo be confined at one
time, this feature of the case received
no consideration; but now, when from
ten to twenty have to be housed, both
their health and safuty is jeopardized
n a building constructed on the obso
lete plan of the present jail. Let tho
Commissioner! deliberate and move
slow in the matter, and seek the advice
and counsel of the citizens of the coun
ty', before final action is taken in tho
matter. Thore is no danger in delay
ing a project of this character until it
is fully discussed in all its bearings,
by offlceri and citizens.
larrTrt .rfirWrtf mrttfa,
Ths I'liicspci Ciinvsnltny), rr, ft
hculil way, tha fiernnil ( 'ot.fVrvnca i.(
Ilia) M K. Chnrrh in cmivintn.n M
Clilr.tgo, tail May, divided the .M
ll.itliinoif rorfi-rrnre). The lU'll
more Riwl rrrdvriik dislitdi tn,
ad ltd to tho old I'n'tiinnre Confer
cm n, Mid the I'klrinioof Knst' TJli
more, lvim within tho Slate ol Phm.
ylvanla, una named "Ontral Pctin
sylrnnia Confurem o " IJolnw will be
found a complete list rf the appuii t-
mcnts. It will also bo noticed thut
tho names t.f omo of the districts
have been changed. This, which was
formerly tho Dullelonto District, will
hereafter bo known as the Altoonn
District. And further: Cleurfleld and
Cnrwcnsvillo have both been mad
stations, and the upper ond of the
Ksrthnus Circuit has been cut off, and
now embraces the Centre church, and
is named the Clearfield Circuit. The
Conference votod unanimously to bold
its next session at Lewistown :
WILLi.AM."P0RT DISTRICT.
W. L. BrorowooB, P. I.
Witliamtport :
Pine atreeU V. Hardrn.
Mulberry atreek.... W. S. Edwards.
Price Chapel. D. U. Carroll.
Third ttreet J. B. Follgrore-
Newberry S. C. Swallow.
Williamaport Circuit, To be cuppl.ed.
klontounriile
llugbeivillc
Laporta
Munoy
Wataonlown.. ......,
Milton.
LwicbnrgH
MiOlinburg ............
baladaaburg .H
Liberty Valley..
Jeraey Shore..
Jam et town
Ureal Itland-
Lock Havon
8alonn
Wettport and far-
randtriUeM
Renovo
J. A. Gere.
K. M. Cbilooat.
To be coppltcd by
II. M. Ath.
F. Mesrbart, J. Comp.
E. W. Kirby.
B. Croigbton.
N. W. Celburn.
G. Leidy, J. Uuatar, Sap.
H. 11. Col burn.
B. F. Stevens.
L. S Crone.
J. Gut.
SI. K. Foit.r.
Al. P. Crotthwalts.
EDWARD r-ERKS & CO.,
Flour Iniiufarliircrsi.
And Dealer! la
GRAIN OF ALL KINDS,
. PHILIPSBUB0, ;PA.
VFfl.L SrPPLT of FLOCR, TTHEAT,
CORN and CHOP ooo.Uatly a hand, aad
a at raass rwswaetsblf bvw. reM al
Street Improvements Again. We
are glad to observe that our appeals
to the liorongh Council and tho citi
zens genorally in bchulf of street im
provements bare not been without
effect, and that the former have taken
steps to procure the necessary legisla
tion bolore tho work is commenced.
Our Chief Burgess seems to be "the
right man In iho right place." In
addition to bia enterprise und public
spirit, he has had much experience in
the constrnction of roud ways, and
our citizens could not put tho control
of this matter in better hands.
There aro many different kinds of
street pavement in use in tho different
cities and boroughs throughout tho
country. Among the more prominent
ore the Nicholson, Belgian, Cobble
Sbono, Russ, and tho Macadamized.
Tho Jt icholnon is a wooden pavement:
is very popular w bcro it has been tried
and bas many advantages over the
others, but its great expenso would
prelude its adoption here. An exam
ination of its cost will show that it
cannot be laid for less than ta 50 or
fl.00 per squaro yard. Tho Belgian,
liuss and Cobble pavement are of
ttono. The fimt two of heavy dressed
block stone, which, with the scarcity
of matcriul in this vicinity fur the last
named, woulu make them all equally
asexponsive as the Nicholson. But
we think Macadamizing, which would
cost fur less, would answer our pur-
pono equully as well as any of the
pavements above named. It has du
rability added to economy and cheap
ness of construction. I)v Macadumi-
ng we do not mean such as has been
n practical use in the borough hero-
tolbre. There must be counecled
with it a system of drainago. Solid
ground on which to support tho artifi
cial structure by protection from wa-
cr underneath is the true principle on
which to construct good solid roads.
The Macadamizing itself would not
coat over 10 per square rod. Tako,
for instanco iSecond street : From
Walnut street to tho new bridge, in
e street-proper, there is about 414 i
square rods: this at 10 wnuld be I
1,M0. To this must bo added the
cost of gutters, which, if of brick,
would require about 00,000, and would
cost not over tt00 ; ndd also t.'OO fur
grading nmo. From this we must
deduct at least t'00 or S(!00 for work
already done on that street. This
would make the whole cost of Macad
amizing our main thoroughfare, gut
ters and grading included, not over
tn,000; a littlo loss than our street
taxes will amount to m (wo years,
and not more thnn the rcsidenls on
that street alone pay in four years.
Thcso estimales aro not made at ran
dom, but aro based on whnl has alreadt
been done here and elsewhere, und we
can show tho figures for everything
we say. Tho amount of tho taxes
annually paid by the citizons of the
borough would moro thnn pay the
interest on tho money necessary to
thoroughly .Macadamize most jf not
all of our streets. Our neighbors are I
fur ahead of us in this matter. It is
time that we should keep paoo with
the civilization of the age. And it is
time to practice a better economy
than to fill a mud holo with what will
make it a worso mud holo six months
after.
To ba aupplied.
A. M. Keatar, J. Y. Roth-
rock, Sup.
Leidy ... To be supplied.
Smueniaboning C. 11. liawkina, E. Whits.
Emporium M. L. Drum.
Caledonia A. B. Hoover.
T. Mitchell, Pre.idcnt, and H. A. Cnrrsn, Prof,
in Williamaport Dickintoo Seminary, member of
the Mulberry ttreet Quarterly Conference.
J. F. Davit, Prof. In WiUiamiport Dickinson
Seminary, and member of Pine ttreet Qnarttrl;
Conference.
DANVILLE DISTRICT.
B. II. Ciiievxr, P. E.
Danville t
Mahoning ttreet... F. Hodgson.
Montour Chanel... J. H. M Cord.
Northumberland..... J. F. Ockermaa.
Wuiningtonviile 11. Wilton. T. O. ClaeM.
Illoom.burg J.A.Melick, O.C John, Sup.
. i.iui .tree., . m. memmingvr.
Orangetille ,
Berwick
Berwick Circuit.
Bloomingdalc ..,
Mull leu burg ,
White Haven...,
Weatherly
Haileton
JeaDeaville.
Catawitia
Elytbnrg
J F Brown, Iaaiah Edwardi.
f . B. Riddle, U. Gray, Sup.
P. F. Ever. U. B. Former.
B.P.King. A.C.Crotthwalta.
K. a. mum.
W. N. IIe.ier.
J. T. Wi.on.
D. Sheffcr.
J. B. Cuddy, on. to be rep
II. G. Dill. "
U.K. JJeudenL.ll, A. L.Bow.
man.
N. S. Bncllcgham.
To be tuf plied.
E. T. Bwartx.
A. M. Creigbton.
J. F. Crs g.
D. B. MoUoikey.
W. W. Evans.
0. W. Miller.
Shamokin
Centralis
Mount Cermet.,
Arbland.
Trevorton
Soydortown
Sunbury
Sclinrgrovs
Irrin n. Torrenoe. Secretary of the Pennrvlta.
nia Bible Sooiety, member of Montoar Chapel
r....t..i. r---i
m . j vwuivrvuoo.
CARLISLE DISTRICT.
J. Crass, p, E.
Carliile t
lit Church II. C. rardoa.
Emory Church... .. To be .up. G. D. Cbancweth
supplied.
J. L. Chandler.
J. Max. Lanta.
fl. Damei.
W. A. Hoack.
Million,
Mount Hoily...
Chamber. imrg.
Shipnen.burg .
hbippen. burg Circuit J. Lloyd.
NrnrilleA Rebobolh W. 11. Keith
Alechanle.hnrg
Cailiale CireuiL,
Dun cannon
Newport
York
Wrix-liteville
Kbrew.buig
t ame r m...
.... J. II. M liarrah.O.Ege,Sup.
.... J. A. Row, J. B. Sharer.
.... O. T. Gray.
.... A. R. Miller, one to be tup.
.... W. P...Millt,W. H. N'orcroas.
.... J. W. Olewino.
.... W. A. M-Kee, H. Mcntch.
J. A. M. Kindle...
J. A. Dixon.
Hanover A N.Oxfurd.
l ork Spring J. M. ( lark. J. B. Toong.
Gettysburg H. C. Chetlon.nns lo netnn
il,.nl All,. t tV '
. ... reigot,
Wetne.horo J. A. Drrnoyor.
Green Caella. O. D. l'ennepacker.
Mercer.bnrg J. II. 8. I'larke.
M'Connelliburg II. Linn, L. Rudi.ill.
8. L. Bowman. Profet.or at Dickinaon College,
member of Emory Cbureb Quarterly Conference.
T. P. Ere, Prraident Irting Female College, snd
member of ths Mecbatiicaburg Quarterly Confer
ence. '
George Singer, Profrceor in Cumberland Valley
In.tituta, and member of Mechanictbnrg Quarterly
Huntingdon .
retenil.urg
Manor Hill
Mount t'nioa
Newton Hamilton...
McVeytowa
Uaanville
Lewl.towa .,
Freedom.
Milroy...
Mifflin.... ,
Ke.t Salem
Tuaearara
New Bloomfleld
Concord ,
Shirleyaburg.
Sooll.tille.
f'aMville, , ,
Markel.burg ,
Snxtoa
HloiMly Run
Rays Hill
Iledford
Raintburg
Srhell.burg
JUNIATA DISTRICT.
B. B. lliULia, P. E.
R. R. W il.on.
J. Moorbead.
W. Groynn, W. Ely.
J. C. Clarke.
M. L. Smith.
A . D. Yocum.
G. W. Dunlap.
D. S. Monroe.
J. Denton Abort.
). R. King.
A. M. Ilarnita.
O. W. Iter.
C. Graham, one to bs tap.
0. W. Home, W. Bbriber.
A. E. Taylor. L. O. Meek.
J. P.Lena;, W.H.Slcroactup.
K. Shoemaker.
L. C. Creteling.
C. V. Wilina.
J. P. Moore, J. R, Akers.
U. W. Vanfosaea.
It. II. Wharton.
C. W. tlibwn.
W. J. Owen..
C. W. Decker, J. Gray.
ALTOONA DISTRICT.
J. S. IliUrmt. P R
Altoona, lrt Charge. A. W. Gutar.
zd I barge.. J. Dnnabus.
Ii Warren.
R. Mallaliea.
J. W. I.eckia.
J. Stlne.
J. A. Woodcock.
T. Barnhart. U. Gayer.
N. L. Ciark, W. C. Kebhlua.
E. Ilutler.
T. F. M-Clnre.
J. W. Haiighaerout.
J. Mullin.
J. W. Clearer W W
warriors Mark D. C.etlcniaa, J. F. Bell
Phihp.l.org 8. W. pe.n.
I'hihp.burg CirculU. R R Kelly, T.n.Switley ton.
Clesrlield W, II. ),ll '
t Icardi ld I ircuiL...
Snowiho..
Cnrwentville. ,
Glen Hope
New W aahington...
Rhodet.
W. Earnihaw, Chaplain t'. S. Army,
Warrior t Mark Quarterly Conferenr.
D. Hantaan, Temperance Agent, member of tbe
Altoona I I Charge Quarterly I onierence.
T. M. Rerwe tranalerred to Wtoming Conferenr.
T. Peughcrt, trantlrrrrd to Baltimore Confer
ence nnd .tetinnnl on North Ballimore Cirrail.
J. Uarrett Man traniferred to the Uilmmgtoa
Conference.
O. M. Stewart tranaferrcd to St. Lonil Confer.
enea.
Ilollidaytburg
Ituncanlville
Martinnbnrg ,
Williamsburg
Logan i Vallty
Tyrone
P'rl Matilda.
M'le.linrg..
Howard
I'enn't Valley
liciietonte ......
Half Moon
, W'. A. Clippinger.
T. Greenly.
W. u. Kercnaon.
J. W. Il..kry, J. R. Moore.
W. R. Whllnet. L. R. R.
nher of
Wo aro requested to stale that Trof.
Harrison bas secured the services of
Miss Clark, who comes among us high
ly recommended as a teacher of music,
and can be fonnd at the Academy at
all times ready 16 Imparl and iostrnct
pupils la tba toiencaj of ranairj.
Select School We call the atten
tion of our readers to an advertisement
in this issue relating to the Select
School established in the upper end of
neii township, ihe parties at tho
head ot tins enterprise are gentlemen
of means and of unimpeachable char
acter, and they hove succeeded in
establishing a first-class school in that
locality, which deserves tbe patronage
of all who can make it convenient to
attend. We understand Prof. Smith,
one of the very best teachers in tbe
county, has been secured to take
charge of the school.
If ladies were cast adrift on thtsea,
There would they torr to 7 Tl lale
of Man. ,
f Vend (raavwvtryfv.4 .
11 yJevrlt lira t yu'vr wt
our Cnnrl As all Ihemtil finite, liai
Imon iiiiUnnM, 'ihln(f pf Impnt tiniwi
as on band w.'pl a m tinier trial,
winch was i'.i continued it the r
quasi of the dcfi'idaala, "W secnant uf
ihe absence of several maletlal wik
nesHi.s, who weto urul!o to attend 00
acconiit of ikknca.
A Isrgo Dumbor ol p'Uy Common.
wealth csios were diipostd of; lha
Court and petit jury trying them
nearly at fast as the grand jury found
the bills All tho jurors wore dis
charged on Wednesday afternoon, and
Court adjourned on Thtuaday. A
marked featuro of the proceedings wsa
the numerous prosecutions of hotel
keepers, and the opposition to the)
icenso system maniftrsted by women,
cl I'dren nnd tempernnte men of ex
traordinary zeal upon llits single topio.
This thing of parading the names of
feinplos and children beforo our court
is a new and novel invention, and at
tracts considerable attention and com
ment. Had wo tbe room we would
publish a catalogue of theso nursery
names in order to give them that no-
tority tbey aro apeing after.
ROAD MATTERS.
Petitions. Tor a road from th
Stitlo Road, at or near Abm Nevling'a,
to thegraded road, near James Haines',
in Hecearia township. Viewers II..
B Wright, J. S. McKicrnan, Dr. G.
W. Caldwell.
Two petitions to review, vacate and
supply tho public road leading rata
the borough of JCew Washington, to
Ostend, in Bell township. Viewer
S. F. McCloakoy, C. S. Worrall, J. JL
Ctimmings.
To vacate tho road beginning near
John W. Rider's, to the Cmholio
Ciinrch ; also, for a road from near
Jcnb Kidcr'e, to tho forks of the road
loading to the Cutholic Church, in
Covington township. Viowers J,
Mitchell, Jacob Rider, John Rover.
To review, vacate und supply the
public road Icadint' from IN'ow Wash
ington to Clearfield borough. View
ers S. F. McCloskey, Dauiel Gorman,
Andrew Addlemnn.
To review the public road leading
from Adam Weaver's to Henry Beams',
in Bloom township. Viewers-B-
Luthcr, Jacob Zilliox, Jacob Tost.
lo vacate the road bcL'innintr at
ine lurnpme near ana through the
farm of D. D. Bitter, in Tike town
ship, to where it intersects anothsr
road leading to I'ennville. Viewers
S. F. McCloskey, Ecnj. Moore, Wra.
Dule.
For a publio road leading from tin
cross roads at or near Jacob llum
mel's, to intersect the road leading to
IJartsi'elt's sawmill, iir Frady town
ship. Viewer R. Luther, 'Sumuel
Pobtlethwuilo, Lever Flegal.
To view and lav out a road leading
from tho Clenrfiefd Bridgo road, near
Clover Hill School House, to intersect
the road on Hie lino of Amos Reuu's
and Tate's hoirs, and to vacate the
laid road beginning at tho lino afore
said , to the end of iho lane leading to
the barn of theaforenuid heir. View
ers James Mitchell, Amos Head,
Samuel Brown.
For a road to lead from tho Fhil
ipsburg and Curwensvillo turnpike,
below tho sawmill of Win. A. Read,
to the road near Amos Bend's in Law.
rencn township, v icwer.i V.'m. D.
Biglcr, Clark Brown, Stewart Reed.
To roview, vacato and surDiv the
road from tho northern boundary of
uicitrneiu oorougn to a. ll. sliaw a
mill, in Lawrence tow nship. Viewer
James Mitchell, Thos. Dougherty,
G. D. tioodfellow.
For a road from the old steam saw
mill, on the river, to the bridge across
Beaver Run, at the head of Uoruca
Patcliin'a sawmill dum, in Buri.side
township. Viewers Lewi Boice,
Thos. Thompson, E. P. Baker.
Iho view i.ir a site ho build a bridiro
across Chest Creek, near Wagoner's,
in Liiesi township; acrotva tho river
near Edward King's, In Burnsido
township, and across Moshannon
Creok, in Morris township, were con
tinned until June Term the proceed
ings being informal.
I 'ii'if t'oiiftrmri XL Si. The road
starting at Hahn's road, and to inter
sect the Daily road, at his new farm,
id Bo n n township.
All tho oilier reports for roads were
either continued until June Term, or
not actod upon.
Confirmed Ateolutt.Yor a private
road loading from tho public road
leading from Moiristlale to Philips
burg, ut or near Mrs. Woring's, lo Hi
Mobhannon Creek, near the Belt land
ing, in Morris township; also, on
from near Vm. Rolhrock's to tho
turnpike whero it crosses the Moihan.
non Creek j also, one from m. Roth
rock's to iho Moshunnon Crook, noar
tho Big Bond.
A road from Little Beaver Dam
Run to John Mitchell's barn, in Burn.
ido township.
A road from J. G. Scliry ver's to the
river ut the end of the new bridge, in
Lawrcnco township.
A road from Mrs. Smith' to the
road near Jacob Frver'a. in Ttnll
township.
A road leading from the mouth of
of Lick Run to the public roud near
Mrs. Flegal a, in Goshen township.
AITiiINT.MI NTS.
Tho petition of a number of tho cit.
tens ol Gubhou township, nravinir tlm
appointment of li. K. Shircv fl Con
stable, in the room of M. S. Flegal,
deceased, was concurred in ly tna
Court.
In accordance with a petition slnetl
by a number of the citizons of Decatur
township, Riihaid Philiipi was ap
pointed ono of the Overseer! of tho
Pojr of that township.
Personal, We clip tho following
from the Waco (Texas) Examiner, of
tho 24th of February last i
"Mr. A. S. DickmKn, of Penn.vlranla. Is at
prevent a visitor to ourctr. Ileetprr-.. h.n,;f
a. not reet delrt,tml thnn sit-pr t d. There i. bs
wye. I.n dir.,, .t0a and belter order ia W are
tlian in any pi.-., !. w cll N
be b...iv,.rd ,n rtttcen ye,rf. L.keoiher ,1...
be la eonndent of a hr,ll, ,, ,, W,M
whM u beat ol .11, I, ,, , n) mM
.. v- i M r .7 nve acre, oat t.i ia; uimf
La 2 it I '"' "'"" " lr'M' " ''"""
nt of Mr. D. intention to buy largolv, protidrd
price, are not lo Heap.
"Mr. D. tats tlt .,, J,, ,, j. fc k ,
moat .,.n,tly tell i, u, d
Und'e" T tha-wrLk
tlandered country on earth.M
Mr. Dickinson is well knows to
many of our citizens, having at on
time done businoat at Glen Hcpo.and
again at Shawsville, in this county.
May he be is successful In future in.
vestmenu ai Ii has been In the past.
T'tO even bu -ii-l u TV.aA.a
kiciTjsaUOTtirffjy. '