I iid'fJa .iml iUnUuianti.
THE ALLEGHENY HOTEL.
lURKFT . CI.RANHbLP, P..
I Ml ai'.a.d for 'be es-oraeri'.dalliB af the
i .Ti.HA. eh-r II" rrirt..r till b. .l lo anl
1 '....Ij friend., end Mill vh.re i.l nubile pel.
i ,. Ilj alllel f reonal HHIM to 1 1" d
J .1 hia bu.iiii... he hpat.- l.e.itle In ri..l.-r
I Mtl.fa'tti'S to hi" pOnn.. Tli Tlll.K will
, .av h" httniitifhlW u.iln.l 'll th- -I that
i a b. pn-Mttvd ,l,s n'e'kel, and A K
Cll ff.ntKlu lull i.n n( l.ltjl ". HKhlt, c
t , , r.J i.iilitig btiarln .1.
i CAI'KH I.EU'i'I.HT.
J Clori rid. Mirrb . !'! ly Pp.prietur.
;T HE EAGLE HOTEL,
I MAIN ST., n 1IWK.NSVII.LK, PA.
'tJAVINU ImJ fur a term or yean tbe
III. above ,10w1 popular hotel, (kept
'l raiarly by Mr. Maeon, unit l.l.lv by Mr.
't. .-ana, I the pre. cut proprietor baa re fitted it
ih lh. objact of ren.lerug hi. gneat. eotnfort-
1 wbi3 noiruiDC witb him. A fin., larg.
f.bla noil Yard i attached, fur the car. and
,i,trtlon of hone., earriagea d we-rone. A
tnrral 'hare Pulilio patronage l eolirlted.
. f,M, tf JOHN FOUTS, Prnp'r.
I SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE,
Cunreukvllle, Clearfield count, !'tu
yiHrft oM and well ettaoliabed Hotel, beautl
I tall eituated on th baokt of the hutque
i.ant. in the burrriirhofCnrwen'ville. bit been
IciwJ fori term of yuri by the undfralirne.,
( Au been entirely refitted, and li now npen to
V public nenerally and the travelling comma
V in partlrwlnr. No pnin will bo aand to
.fnecr g unite oomfrtrtftblo whil tarrTinR at thii
Vu. Ample StBbl.njt roo:n for tbo aorommo
inaoftearo. Charge moderate.
$ Jia. 1, 'rttf tf W.M. M. JEKFRIK3.
THE AMERICAN HOUSE
: t irwcDivlllc, Cleardeld county, Fa.
fPHB nndrMiirnfd bai lea'fxl tbli old nd long
I vrtnbliibed botl, (formorly kept by Mtr
Bioom.) tituate in a cenlrl portion of the
D.aati boa eotlrely re-fitted ni re fnroiihH
t, aod re modeled tbe itaolinc, mute moke it
ohjeet, berooftfr, for tbe traveling publie to
wtronite thie large and oomtnndioae boura.
r deo-aftH-if JOHN J. KK AD.
THE MANSION HOUSE,
Corner of hwond end Market ht reels,
CLISARPIF.I.n, PA.
1fir3 old and commodioni Hotel bae. during
the paet year, been (olarged to double in
termer capacity for the eatvr tain meet uf itran
prr an! gueete. The whole buiUling bae been
jefurnuhed, and the proprtutor will iare no
tjaine lo render bie gueitti comfortable while
eyi0g with hi in.
XrTbe "W anil on Houe Omntbui rune to
M from tn IXpolon the arrival and departure
geacb train. DAVID JOHNSTON,
f clto tf Proprietor.
HE WESTERN HOTEL,
CLEARFIELD. PA.
HK itiberrtbar ha ring leaeed for a term of
yeare thii well-known Hotel, (kept for many
Mtri by Mr. bsnichj anl re-iitted am roiur
rtied It tbronfrhout, ! now preporrd to entr
ta travalere and tbe patllo generally upon
fermi It ie hoped alike arreeible to b)(b patrwna
t1 proprietor. Hit TAUL.K and B4K will
e inpr'lied with tbo beet tbe market afforde;
end ne paint will be ipared on bie part to add to
l&e eeorenienca and rmfort of hie ruertn.
I JOHN DOUUHkHTY.
I MtIS Proprietor.
toxThBgeITotel
MtT!TItI)O.V, PA.
THIS old eetabTlobment baring brn leeied
by J. MOHKISON. formerly prop-irwr of
he "Morrieon Huone," bat been thoroughly reu
nited end refurnished, and "opplird with a'l
modem itnproTments and convenience! no
at-ury to a flret clast Hotel. Tne dining room
In been removed to tbe firnt floor, and ii row
fiiont and airy. Tbe chamber! are well ven-
i; tied, ard the proprietor will end tar or to maie
k piepti perfectly at h m.
jeli J. M'JKKinu, rropnetor.
i w. wiLi-A.ee
Tflua. it. Kitie
rHE AMERICAN HOUSE,
L4tthertbiirfr, Clearfirld Co.. Pa.
VpHIH well known and lonr tab!ithed llol,
1 1 formerly kept by K. W. .Moore, and latterly
4? Wm. Bcbwarn, tr. hat been leated fur a term
ttamhkM ta nUrtijrn:l, to wbieb the attra-
oq el tbe trareltnr public ie now called, and a
ftirl eh era of public patronage it eollrtterl.
iprln,'fi.ly-pd hHAW A WALLACK.
HE RAILROAD HOUSE,
MAIS ST., PHIMKSBUhO. TA.
PHB vmUrtiirnfd keep. eonitjint!j on band
IDV omt oi blilHorn. Jii. i.ui. m.iti
.pplied with tht bet lb. market afford!. Th.
xellnK publio will do wall t t" kim a raiu
orl, ei. KUllkHI LLUYU.
McGAUGHEY's"
IIESTAIRAM & KLFRES1IMET
IAI.OON,
Ua Leavj'i Rev BuiM'nf, (furincrlj occqpiod bj
. Mr. Ivutr.)
SECOND ST., CLEAHEIELD, PA.
riON'TA NTI.Y on bind nilrctlo ..f CAN
J VIP.. NCTH. t'lllARS, TOUACrO, Ac.
Mio, FKKSI1 OYHTKHrt rrmnl daily, and
rrcd nn to luit Ibo tajt.a of rurtut&ara.
W-UILI.IAKO S ll.tM)N.,n iwond utorjr,
.Kill If liAVIl) JlcUAI'UilKV. .
dTxiklcox'neu.y
Boot and Shoe Manufacturpr,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
TAP jo.t rccrirod a Una lot of Fr.ncb CALF
I I and la aow prepared to maonlac.
r. av.rjrtbini; in bia lln. at tha low.tl flffurri
r Will warrant bis wnrlt lo ba a. rrnr.rent.il
raapaatfally oiiiti a rail, at hia ahop on
CMtrh.t tr.t.Mrond dtnr weft ot Ins pnntotnra,
i.htra bt will do all In bli power to render aatla-
tetloa. Soma flna ualt.r topi on hitnd.
JH.'M-JF DAN1KL CON.NKI.LT.
THS WAR OVER 15 CLEARFIELD
KNOX TOWNSHIP QUIET.
Xciriy all the Contrabands qoing bark
to their 4)11 motrr ; but 'nary one
going to vfd Jltuntiichufvtfjt, chcrc
j ihry were loved so wnj and so veil.
IVeonteqarnre of the above fact". ?. SNOUT,
ef tbo old "Short lb"e biy," would an
r,,ie tn bit nomprooe putront. and the people
CirarflAld cnuiitv at Urtfn, that he han now a
f 't rata lot of jnod tntcnel, Jut received from
W' Kaet. and it prt pnrrd on tnori notice to make
4 Mend lioote and hort, at hit new tb'ip in
irum'i row. He it vatipnod thai be can pleaeo
Ai'.(iilfee It taigbt be eme intentcly lovaJ ttay
p Dona patrlott.J lie it prcpnrad to pell low for
or Country Produce, tfon t tor net the
t'p neit door to Fhowcra A tirabam't ttore,
. Mirke. etrfet. fltarfleld. Pa., aad kebt bv a
'hi aonnoaly called
V7-f 'SnORTY.'
EW LOOT SHOE SII01
EDWARD MACK.
MRKFT A 3d Prt., CLKAHFIEI.P, Pi.
THP proprlttor hat entered into the BOOTf
J RH(IR hurinctt at th ahore etnnd. and
'(UrotiriH jut U he ontjene either in qil
ar price for fail wrk. special atteatioa
' paid to mnofartaring Sewod work. He
' band a lerjre lot of Krmcb Kip and
f Skint, of the very bctt quality. The ril
' " of Clfurlei j and vifioitv are repoifully
"HH to five bfma trial. No charge (or calle
erf tf
IKiOT ai SIIOE SIIOP,
I'M ibTllet ht.lna lately aiateil a saw
"M and fbo. .hip Is larwen.? ill, an
ru Mreat, onporit, Joi b H. Irwio'i tru
f,r..p,riiuHr annmiaeoa to lb. pablle that
f' lrepsrfd nana'artara all rtlof Boot.
i. a.l1n la bin Una, on abort
f H. atM brepa on band a tfnod a.aort
of rMdr.nvi, work, whi-b ba will iall
n for cub or ". onlrt pro'iitce.
I.EW'H ?. BOaft.
I- Miss E. A. P. Rynder,
'' aaiar ni
''''rtn,'!. Stelawa. 'i inj Fmar.nn't Pianoti
"(" Ma...( A ll.tnlin'i and Peloobat'l
wpnt and Melod.oni, and Ororar t
4 Baker, Sawlrg Maoblnat.
( al.0 rtaciirt or '
"."liar. '"ran. Il.raioar and Voeal Ma-
itini hku irt i... it... h.ir. i.n.
-fcn 4oor u rinl jnUo,,! BMk.
r","-ir s, inoMf.
Vnuirtt. V.l.iUrnbfnirr ,t fo.
BEST GOODS"
AT
LOWEST PRICES!
IlKWETT,
CLATTEBEKCER,
& CO.,
NOW Ol'FEB, AT THEIR
71 a m moth Store,
IN (IMCKOLA, PA.,
A
LARGE i WELL-SELECTED
Torn or
Spring & Summer Goods,
PURCHASED AT THE LOWEST MAR
KET RATES, AXD TO BE 60LD AT
A SLIGHT ADVANCE ON COST.
QOXSISTIXG OF DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, HARDWARE,
QUEF.N8WARE, WOOD A WILLOW
WAUE, NOTIONS, CLOTHING,
HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS
AND SHOES.
pURXHUKE A JIATTKESSES,
FLOUR. AND FEED,
ASD EVERYTHING APPERTAINING
W WELL-REGULATED HOUSE
HOLDS, AH WELL AS TO MILLS,
MINES. AND CAMPS.
QRDERS KECEIVEI) AXD
PROMPTLY FILLED.
UlftHEST MARKET RATES PAID FOR
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
SALESMEN ARE ATTENTIVE, PO
LITE AND OBLIGING.
c
IALL, SEE, EXAMINE, AXD BE
CONVINCED.
BENNETT, ,
1JLATTENBERGER, I
... , & CO.
Oreola Milli, Pa., April il, 1M. B-42
Hoots, UofS, Tuts and Cans.
A X O U N C K 31 EXT
EXTRA ORDINA U 17
SOMETHING NEW IN CLEARFIELD I
Great Bargains in Boots
and Shoes I
Great Bargains in lints and
Caps!!
THE GRECIAX BEXD IIAT!
THE VELOCIPEDE 3AT!
THE ALPINE IAT:
SILK HATS OF THE LA'
STYLES!
EST
All Kinds and Styles and Chetp 1 1
HOOTS k SHOES jx profusion.
Ladioi, Look to four interetti, and call art! laa
tb later! and moat fashionable itvla'
af PLAIN AND J-ANCY
FUOKS.
1'nrpla, Blna, Brntir., and Rlinark BH'f s,
for Mlataa and Children, of
HliiU CUT)
CUSTOM-MADE W0R1
Hade i Specialty In tbii 8 lore 1
J. '. I.H.HTC AP WIN would re.prol
fnllr announoe to the eltliena of (,'learflatd and
elelnftj, that they baea opened a large and
extenalra aeerrtrarnt of thaabora-named trooda,
la tha flora-room or. Market itraa ,oppoaito tbe
raiHdeaea af H. fi. Swoope, Er., where they
will be heprjto wait on all who wlah to patron
u. e FlKrI CLAS8 H1I08 A DAT HTORK.
Children's fhoei in Abundance.
CHILDREN'S n AND-MAPE SHOES.
FIXE BOOTS! COARSE BOOTS.'
WATER PUOOF BOOTS!
TRUXKS,6C,&C.
MKCoae and tea for Toarealrea what l
bare gat ft aala.
Remember Ike nlaoe- Market atreeL
Clearleld, appoaiu B. B. Saenpa'a real dene.
wil t . .. o.,naarcir
VhiJ.uldJiia vilirttiifinfi.u.
V BANKERS,
No. 35 South Third Streei
PHILADELPHIA.
(xENERAf Agents,
rno '
PrNNSYlVAWIA
THim HEW
iXl .cr T,HE 't.
OFT Hi
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
Th NtvinwAL Lira !wTtawoa Comcaxt h a
prvvro Julr.3, lMU.witba
CASH CAPITAL, (1,000,000, fUU PAID.
L.b.Tnlt.rm-rtT'r.tioAi"nii and bollctiort. who
loc.
' 1 1
iit- i iieni-" (,tl l'in, ii.rfii, igiij d, uriLUaUia
euiuit.f. . 0 -rtt ' v h t 'i t 'i r " , Hi t lo) htd.
I.. U . ( LthK A (
A : ov ihtti u
U. . KOi-'.l.. Mniia-cr.
L. A. MIK AUKK d- CO., A.nU tor Ciearfiold
(ouni. Pit. ui;l!u-ly
8. &tlberninn. . n, Kiiiittr-r. . II. SiltHnuau.
S. SILBERMAN &, Co.,
' inroRTrni asp jobBr.Kt or
FANCY GOODS, PIPES
NOTIONS, AC,
li JTorlh f ourth Hlritl,
m;2S rilll.AKr.I.PIHA. lyipd
T.C.MYERS,
WITH
wm. w. rivL. n. i. Moan.
WM. W. PAUL & CO.,
WIIOLISALE
1SMT AM) snoi:
S2J Market Kt. A A14 Commerce above Sixth.
my)t PHILADELPHIA. J
l. itoi-Lowat-an
R. DAVIfl C'AKh T.
EOLLOWBUSH & CAREY,
BOOKSELLERS,
Blank Cook Manufacturers,
AND STATIONERS,
219 .Varktt St., Vhilatltlphia.
rAPapr Flour Ku:ka and Btfra. Fnol.ap,
Tetter, Note, Wrapping, Curtain and Wall
I'aperl. feb4-ly.
JOHN M. MELLOY,
MAMUfACTUKll Or
Plaint Japannod & Stamped Tiuwaxe
AND DBAI.BR IM
Houm FumlahihK ooda. Tin Rooflnf aud
Condurtor PI pea.
No. 123 Market Strrot,
RUgo-)j . riiir.unai'UiA.
DREXEL & CO.,
K. 31 Houtti Third Mireet. Hhlladelpo
li.l.VKEitS,
And Dealers in Government Securities.
Application hy mail will reovive prompl tticn
lion, and all intoriuutiuo eliecrtully lurnmtied.
Ordrra eolicited. anrt t -tf
REIZENSTEIN BROS.,
llanuraeurart of and Wttoletale Dealere in
MEN AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
441 Market 4 III Merrbaut Mtrfct,
augl'e? PHILADELPHIA. Pi.
18C9-sp"rnq 1SG9
JAMES, KENT, SANTEE oi Co.,
Importers and Jobbers of Dry Goods,
Koa. HJi, 2.1T. A 241 N. Third Sl.
PHILADELPHIA.
Wa err now prcpare.1 with our uanal exteniira
and wrll-.HMrtrd atimk to ullur .alra induoetoenla
to CASH HUYKIIS. aprl 1-lf
"STEETCH, BENNETT & Co.,
hu-Tfiioni Htcr T. Urirht Co..
DRUGS AXD MEDICINES,
AI.BIi,
Brandies Si Wines for Medical purposes.
jfl:l'A7) No. v Market ., Philad'a.
BENSON, CAMPBELL & Co.,
No. 17 K. Fifth tl. and 4!4 Commerce,
PHILADKLPHIA, Pi.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
And Commission Merchants,
m tub ialb or
Wnnl, Ointenir, Fur Skint, Feethere, Leather,
yui Seed. Dried Fruite, Clover tSeet), KuoU,
Deer Fkini. Butter, llettwax, Sharp
Pklnn, Kjtjrt, o., ar., lo,
CO X S I C. X M K N TS SOLICITED.
Weekly Prirt enrrent forwirded on reqoett.
June U. IS8 ty.pd
D HAP I:, BLIXDNKrS A CATAHHII
irtmtdr'l wiib ill atoinot tu'rfe by lr. J.
ISAACS, M. II., and Pruft'n-nr of bict-at of the
Kye aii'l Kar in the MiiIii:aM,llr(f of I't-nnnjl-ranla,
'l jtTM ripprirnrr, (formrrlr of l.fyln,
Holland.) No. MU Art-h Sifi!. I'hil'a. itti.
mfiiialt can le arrn at hit oftice. The mpdiml
farulij are invited to arnomi'iiny lhir nntirnlt,
at he hat no terri'tt in hit pr"frit.n. Artiflfial
itfi inteiird without ain. No chnrjr fnr ei
amtnntion. (ji-IS-It.
1359 gram) mum 1869
or
SPRING AM) SUMMER
Foreign and Pomrttio
Dry Goods, Shawls, Hosiery
(JLOVKS. WIIITK GOODS.
Ladies and Gentlemen's Furmfcliing
Goods, ico., 4c,
TN QI ALIIV and HTVI.T vr aiuml hf tnr-pbW-t.l.
I.'i.ip I" krU i-iit Ho. li aitll Ilie
((rdUtf-l -iHf. itini at- mil t '1 r.i a rlnrr rv'li
prire?, tiirt fiurttliMtrra ill fiud it In thfil ei
taniii'tf in uliiif mi lit.
Vc hT flttrd np a f rmrafa room for
HATS A CAPS aft.) STUAW (.uul, and mil
kt t' B clidirw lilif of god'lit.
W ILLIAM M;l II A CO.,
Near Poaloflire, Market mift.
aprU Cl.EAIU II I.K. PA.
XJMV NT o in:.
Cor. E.oord FL and 1 1 II II.. .J.
R. MITCHELL
A3 jiial rweivej and opc-ncl. at tbe iinov.
namrd rl. an entire new r!o.'k of SI'.M
II
VI. H HilliD.-J, whirb he will a.11 VKItY CUhAP
KtiK CAfll. Ilia Itock nmaiatl af
Dry filoodft, rooorlc.,
HARDWARE, QUEENS WARE,
Boota and Fhoea, Ilata and C, Xraitv-Made
( lothiti, et. U. alao koi a ohoioa
FLOUR, COny MEAL, FEED,
Chop, Itnron. Ifufti and Itrltd
Perennf deaimna nf purrbaalnf tooda at fair
rate, are rearieftfullj mqueated tn give him a cell.
,Je4r Approved country prrvdnee will be Ukea,
at tbe biKheet prieea, in eiohanga for fooda.
0arf.;d,Ji.nal, llerK
llmliuif, Jiuuaif, ftr.
M KHHKlili & H1GLKH,
rait ib
II A It I W A II U,
Alta, lManMfairerewf
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
C I. HA R I I P. I, II, PA.
LOT OK HADDLKS, 1', HOLES,
llarneai, Collara, etc., for eale bj
MKltliKI.L A IM'Jt.EK.
pALMEU'S I'A'IENT UNLOA0-
Ing Hay Fork a. for aale by
MEUIiELL A BIOLER.
Q 1 LIr I XT," I" L' TT Y , G LA SS,
Kaili, etc., for tela by
MERKEI.L A BIGLER.
JJIUX ESS TIUMMIX G 8 Si SI IOE
Flndinga, for aala by
MERREI.L A BIOl.ER.
QUNSjTlSTOLS, S W OltD CAX ES
For tale by
MEKREI.L A ninLElt. '
IVEsTorALL'sOIlTS AXD
8ia, for aala by
MERRELL A BIOLER.
JUOX ! IUOX1 IICOXT UtOX !
For Bale bj
M EUR ELL 4 BIG LEU.
II
OUSE SHOES A 1IOHSE SHOE
KAILS, for aale by
MERRELL A BIOLER.
pULLEY BLOCKS, ALL SIZES
And bait Manufacture, for aale by
MERRELL 4 BIGLER
rjMUJIlSLE SK EIX S AX D PI PE
UOXF.S, for eale by
MEKREI.L A BIGLER.
JODDEK CUTTEKS for eulo ly
MERRELL A BIGLER.
SAWS! SAWS! SAWS I
ATTEXTIOX, LUMBEI1MEX!
f MtEVOLlTIO.r I.l' i'JH'al
EMERSON'S
PATENT I'KKFOHARATED
CroBS-Cut, Circular and Long Saws,
(ALL UUMMIUcJ AVOIDED.)
AUO,
Emerson's Patent Adjustable' Swage,
For hpreadin. cibarpaoinK, and hhapiof the
Teelb of all Splitting 8awt.
Sendfora Deacriptire Circular and Price
Lilt. MKURKLL A BIOLER,
Jan tf Qenerbl Ajrtnta, Clearfield, Pa
(j. S. IX J AL
DEALER l!(
STOVES AXD HOLLOW-WARE,
AND MAMUrACTlRER OF
Tin, Copper &. Sheel Iron
Ware,
Ptilllpetmrg, Centre roM Pa
rilllE nndMtljrned retpectfulty announce! to
X the publie that ha hat on hand a earn-fulljr-teleoted
and well aeeorted Hook of Store,
tin variety oun title of
1HE CELERRATED IUOXSIDES,
Which hare nerer failed to jire perfect eetlifao
tiun to th moil ftttidiout of lu purehatere,
Continental, Lertlfrh, Farmer, tfll)fht. Speart'
Anti-Duet, Nittra, Charm, lletald. de.
with every rarlety of the bett
ritUbufjf (IttiiuUcture.
Tli Tin and bheet linn were given with
the Hiowi fa wade nf the hv'ei and h?Kt
Rittcnal, and wtrrantod tu gie perfeoi tatit
faciiun. Hit Haul il
PAT. LOU A.VL) II E ATI NO STOVES
It terror, b-tur and ebeaner than aver her'nr
exhirttiod to the ituhlie. II defies owiueuttun
eilher In remit, ((uaUt ar rioa.
lie It altf prt part d to furo'.th m complete
aitortment uf
Tin, Copper, Sheet-Iron, Wooden and
Willow Worel
Wholetal or retail, tntnufartared neatly and
lih the to I view to tervic. I rum th bett ma
terial in (he market
plow 8, plow points, a coppkr, bra-sp
AND 1RUN KbTTLLS,
Of every detcription conxtantlj oo bavnd.
LIOUTXINO RODS,
Rupertor point, put np on tbort notice. The
Point be fieri to the palilie t tLo ttma at It
now lined by the Penotylvaoia Kail road Co., on
their building.
ORDKUS FOR sroCTINO, ROOFIXO
And other work belonging to hit butinet will
ba promptly failed by experienced and akililul
workoien.
BRASS, COrPER AND OLD METTLE
Tabes In exchange for grtodi.
4- He otneHaMy Invitee th attentUn of
Mere hint i within lo purchate at wholetale. at
they will Snd it t their advantatre to eianine
tit ttork before parehathig eltewhere.'
U, B. FLKUAL.
Philipthnrit, Ave. 1MH. jy21t7
"EW KTOKK AND EV GOODS.
JOS. SIIAW & SW
Ha jual ojifned
Nttr Stoi, on Main St., CLtriii.n, r.,
laleilT oeeii'iicd by Wm. F. IRWIN.
Their Kork conai.l. of
LDLii'Zr QI CD CD
(KO(tit:n of Ihe bet quality,
QUEF-NSWARE, laOOtS 011(1 SIlOCS,
and rrery articls ococuarr Tor
one'a com Tort,
Call and txamin our Block Wore pur
eliMlng lawher. May 9, lR60-tf.
rilKR DEMOCRATIC ALMANAC for lf
I 1M7 and lor aala at the Poet OfW
Price la eeala. Mailed l any addreaa. lata. tf
HI T tbe DEMOCRATIC ALMANAC. Oaly
JJ H aeala. eory enter ekeiild bax eae. tl
M. . C.ratinm ?oni' Cnlnmn.
it a, W.vk AM a. A at t NAB
a vn am U i:.
J.U.GHA1IAM&S0XS,
MAP.KET STRLtT,
C L E A K FIELD, Pa.
rptlJt tubteriben having entered Into partner-I-
tbip for th purpote of earrying on tbe
Imineeigf Slerrbaoditing, now offer
A iioml
And rare opportunity to th eltlieneof Clear,
field and adjoining ountie to buy itare foodt
al wholetelc or retail prieei, that will aetnnlth
th uninttrneted. Tbeir fnodt will be partieu
larly eeiroted to it tbii market. Every lady
will, therefore, eali the attention of ber
IIiiNbaiid
To tblt faot.beeauea thie braooh nf oar batinett
will reeeir apeolal attentUn, and evervthinf
needed in a well regulated bouiehold will at all
time be fonnd In our ttore. Our ttook of 1H Y
;OOf4 shall not be eurpaeted, either In qual
ity or price, and will embrace, io part, P rinti of
very ityle, Gingham and Lavot of every
quality, JUuvlio of every grade, I Laioaa
adapted to th taete of th old aad young ; and
every artiel of any kind of goodi they tell It
(junraiitecd
To be at repretented. and warranted to glvetat-
itfaetlun. A to DHttHH i(M))H we have
a epiended aiMrtmeotof Alpaoat, blaok, white,
and in eulortj Arinaree, 6ilkt, and In ahort all
th neweat ttylee In th surket. W detire thi
faot to become koowa
To Every
Perton tuao, woman, child, phytieian, m-
obaaio, farmer, lawyer, barber, woinau'i-righte
man, or any otb or man tn th eoonty -
Or olJ, rieo or poor, high or low, who will favor
ua with a call. With our new and extentive
ttuek any gentlemen can pleat th a nt fat
tidiou Iddiidy9
By jatt dropping la and getting a Die drett 1
pattern, lace eett, klJ glovet or by doing that j
which la belter: give ber a well-filled puree, i
and the will find good and paying invettmenta in
emhroideriM, edgmgt, ribhnni, glove, boaiery, J
or any other bouiehold noeeaaitiea.
And
In ad'lltl6n to what w bare atrealy noniTa
ted, w keep all kind of (.I MTI KMF.Bi M
W I'. AR auch tt Clothe, Caeaimerea, Satinetta,
Beta, Boot and Sboea, Ae,, betide,
Aaaorimenl of Mtde-op M.OTIIINfJ for Men
and Boy i, mannfac tared oat of th very beat
material, which w will tell for cah or exchange
for country produe at prket which willaitonih
both hatband and
IVife
eVa are now largely anKafrd In buying and
aellin, Mil' ARK. TIlltl'.K and nanufao.
tared Ll'MBKK, and will fire thia branch nf
bnalneaa ajietial attention, and mahall an obj.ot
To Every
One who bae Lumber to aril to deal witb na.
We ahall alao keep aonaUtatly on band a
ceneral naaortm.nl af UHliC'KRIK and
II A HlVt A Id '., which we will cell at eioecd-
ingly low prieea. We alao keep a full a.aort
ni.nt of m'l'.r.NHW ARK. Ttli department
will ha kept full aad complete, and every
Young Han
Or maiden who contemplate, hnarekeeplnjr. will
llnd it admntan'oua to come and trade with ua.
We are aoaltuated. and, from Inn, eipericnce lu
the baalnva, ao well acquainted with the wanla
and necciel'iea of tbia community, that we feel
aatlafled U every man and woman
III lionrfirld County
makei It a point to buy their gooda from at, we
can pleate them both ai to quality and price.
Therefore, coma along and buy your
DRY-GOODS, GROCERIES,
' PROVISIONS,
Qurrnswaro, Hardware,
hoots a shoes, hats a caps,
. Ready-Mado Clothing,
And eT.rythtng need ta rinder youraelvea
and familial comfortable, from
JAS. B. GRAHAM k SONS.,
augHtf CLEARFIEl.P, Pa.
J'fiTK'li The formation of, the partnerahip
of Jatnea B. Orahata A Pona done not jvreren
the eeltlrtnent of tbe note and book account! of
tbe late Im of fihowera A Orahaaa or 1. W. Ora-
hajn. Thoea knowing themeelrea Indebted to
either are reqtiMUd la com. forward at onoa naad
eloae tbeir aooouata.
JAMES B. GRAHAM A EONS.
Claailali, Sarteabar 10 tf.
THE UEPUHLirAN.
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Terms of Subscription,
If pel. in a4ttan"e.or aitlnn tbree month... .ti 0
If paid eOer tlireeoil twln v ait mi-nihi I 50
11 paid n,.r tli. ciiiiralii-n of i nunllil... I au
Mr. T. If V'm.mor, our foreman, Ii .jtli.mnd
to recript fur uiumypuid inli'tliiM.fflo.on ai'.Hiiini
of auhMTiplinu, Bitirilialiif. nh vmrh. Ai.. in our
ebeence. (ICO. li. iliillDI.ANDr It,
K.lit ir and I'ru.irlelor
HI I K-KU M MTI( In.
Mctliixtl.t -pl.ropal ChurrhKer. W.
11. Dill. Pa.tur. Public HcrvU. vrcry h.bbath.
at Hit A M . and P. M
Hal.beth Krhool at V A. M.
Prayer MiTtinf evi-ry Thorailiiy, et 7J P. M.
CmiitnuiiKin Hervice, Drat Halibalh of evtry
nunlh. nt lot A.M.
HI. Krancli.' C'hurrh.Ma it loj o'clo-V.
A. M., on the leoond and fourth rinn.l.y. of each
month.
Koiiieinbt'r tlmt tho Dcmotrulic
Primary Eltjotiott will be held on tlio
third Sutunlay, (liHh) of Juno.
Mr. PusKtnnre, ivei notice (lint, lie
will fonsUntly keep a quantity of
lime on hand. Set) hia adverlinoruetil.
It will be noticed by our advertis
ing columns that Mrs. K. J. Wallace
offcra a very valuablo town property
for eulc, very desirably situated for
liuHiiieim purpoai'it. ,
Jbiiics 1J. Graham A Snna buve jtint
opened up a luro block of apring
f'oods. Look lit the martiiiiceiit proji
osiliotis thej' mako to old and young,
mulu and female, in their co'nnin
ailvertiHcment, vltarwhore in tltisiimue. i
Mcahrs. Goo. L. lined k Cu , huvc
jut received and arc opening a heavy
stock of jrooda nuitcd lo thin muiket.
Tbeir old and new cuiitomera are
invited to cull and examine fur them-
It will b notiuod tlmt Mr. Moore,
the gunnmith, has changed his loca
tion and refitted his eKtahlislimeiit,
and in now ready to accommodate
iIjomi in need of" him eU 1 1 1.
Mossrs. Tims. Liddcll k Co. have
oponed up a marble yard in thin bor
ough and aro prepared lo furnish ev
erything in that line. Mr. Liddell ia
a ciipilul workman, and tiiiilie what
he undertakes. Seo advertisement.
A Dotice einwheie ninifies llnit
the law linn of Metrfi. Wallape, Dialer
A FielditikT, liaH been liienolvod. By
reference to the proper department of j
this number of our paper, il will bo I
observed that tho ttecoud member of
the firm has just entered into another
partnership of a more (lumen tic clmruc
ter, tind tho third may hnve similar
inclinations for uughl we know. Muy
happiness a'ld proKiity accompany
them all in their respective Kpheres.
TlIK SotTIIKIlN MoVfMFNT. The
tide of travel this sprint,' is still south
ward. Muny of the citiwns of this
county are proepoclinjj in tliut direo
tion. This chanire of baoo will be ma
terially felt in tho West. Heretofore
every dollar spent in that way lias
gone into western purses. A party
consisting of Maj. D. V. Etxweiler of
this place, Mr. John Melulire, of Penn
township, and Mr. Wm. Scbwcm, of
Luthersburg, aro now rusticating in
the Carolina's seekintr luvestinent.
A'miLANCK Committees. Tho Coun
ty Committee this week publish the
rules regulating the holding of the
Democratic Priiuury Election,togethr
with the names of the VigilunccCom
tuittoes iu the several boroughs und
townships. Let each Committee hold
a meeting few days before the elec
tion, and flgroe among themselves
who shall bold the election and njv
point tho Itcturn Judge, to that e.fcli
may know his duty, and then, attend
to it. Let all Committees and voters
uphold anil sustain tbo rules of the
parly.
School Funds. Tho Directors of
Lawrence School District, it will be
noticed, in accordance with tho law,
publish a statement of the finances of
tho District. Tho Act of Assembly
requires every District to do the same
thing, yet low compK. It was the
design of the luw in question lo let
tho tax payers see annually whul dis
position is nlude of their funds. We
bare indubitable eviihnco before us
that the funds of some of ike Districts
in this county are in a bad plight, and
are purposely withheld from being re
viewed by the tax payers by a publi
cation. No public officer who loves fair
denling should ever refrain from giv
ing publicity lo his public uct, espe
cially when be takes an oath to act
lawfully and honestly in the premises.
Another One Sm i rhi. J. C. T..
moyne, a cclchraied Western burglar
of fifteen years standing, the thii J
and only member of the firm at large
who "poind it bunk in thia place, on
ibo night of the l'-'lh of May, w as, on
Monday, lodged in our jail with tho
rest of his brother burglars. Ho w as
aireslod in St. Louis, by D. W. Monro,
Esq., Cicihicr of ibo County National
Bunk, and Mr. James Tracy, n deteo
tivo of thai city, on Friday, about 4
o'clock. The securing of these three
notorious burglars should rentier banks
more safe and muko money matters
easier. Tho olliccrs of tho County
National Hank deserve great red it
for their unflagging real in this mat
ter. No money was found on La
moyne, but the oftlcera have ample
circumstantial evidunco to implicate
him in the robbery. Ho was arrested
at bis homo. Ho carries a tine gold
watch, upon which it inscribed, "pre
sented by his wifo," who, we are in
formed, ii a nicco of ex United States
Senator Henderson, of M: asouri j and,
until very recently, did not know tho
kind of business bor husband wai
prottcuting. i
aawoi narn r -- ,
lrmnrrmllf frf mmrp I Irtlion,
In ti!.e lieinti tit the li rpiiteMiirnl t l
llu.e illl lur coliilui I i ,( lliw I'liliian
Kiectit'lia el Ilia Douio. t ;ic party ol
I 'Ititi Held tnunly, llie Detniit lata ol
lt.it srVetal I i r o l; I and Inwualiip.
are r.'ipnred to no-el at tl.ta fliiimn
h i, if, in uli district on Cc f rJ
" itur.tiy nf June, (being Ihe l''lh diiy
ol the liionlli)al am i, b nir as shall be
named by- tlx Viailtiiice Coiiintiltee
lur euili aeiiiirate tli-lin l, ulnl lo close
nlaiii li tiineaa suid Cnntitiitleo sLull l
tiHine fur the juirpnse of expressing
by ballot, their clioit e of cainlidatee
lor llio respective ttliiea, via: out)
person for llio Assembly, ono person
lor Treasurer, one persmi IWr County
Commissioner, and one person for
Atnlilur, lo be elected next October.
Tho billowing rules, full and lith,
at e given lor the. information of those
coneellicd :
Jh.'i.K 6th. No person shall be per
mitted to vole nt such Primary Elec
tion, except thoso who havo voted
w ith the Democracy at the preceding
general election, or shall be ol known
Domocraliu standing, and no candi
date shall be tilsced upon the return
unless be shull have bin card as a can
didate inserted in the Democratic pa
pei-s during at least time weeks pre
ceding the Primary Election.
Itui.E (iril Tho township Commit
tee or the election board shall desig
nate one of their number to uct as
return judge, whoso duty it shall be to
take charge of the return of votes
cast, after having bee" duly cortificd
to as being correct, and signed by a
majority ol the board, and to carry
them to Clearfield borough on the
Tuesday following the flection, and
produce them at 5 o'clock, P. M., in
the Court House, when said judges
will bo called to order by tho Chair
man of the Cuanty Committee, who
shall presido. The votes shull then
be counted and the persons receiving
the highest number of votes cust at
said election, shaM bit declared nomi
nated iiir the respective offices for
which Ihey have been voted for; l'n
viJtd, kaid persons voted for shall
have complied with the requirements
of llulo oilt ; in case tho persons hav
ing Ihe highest number of votes bus
failed to comply with said rule, then
the person having tbo next highest
number of voles ahull be declared the
nominee for said oflicc.
Tho following preamble and resolu
tion were adopted hy tho jioard of
Democratic Ik-turn Judges at the
Convention of 1SG7 ;
Wiikhmr, Ihe Vigilance Committee, in aome
of the borough! aud tuwiiabiia are iu the habit of
treu.mitiiig thrir clrctinn retuma by mail or pri
vate heml, to the Chairman of Ihe t'ouoty Com
mittee, and olhrri. without auy utilise or power to
eritrr, a-t or voir in the Convi-otton for thuae dia
tricta, Ihua leaving thru without a voine in Ibat
builr : a larp. purlion uf Iboae holding the election
al.o tail to trouatnit the hat of voter, (very eeirn
tinl) with tbiir return ; lliwri'fore,
Hr"lvrl, 1 b.it hcreurtvr it auidl he the duty of
ew-ry iitUsiiee Ci.iniuiilee t raneini jl in- tlieir
rrtorii. in th. manner isilicatp-l. tn di-ru'e .inn
einve ati.l known iM-tO'icrnt to enter the County
Ciinvt-nniin and act for them and their di.trict :
and that . li.t of the nniiic. of the rotera muat in
.very ck a.-i-innpai-y the rcTitrn.
Iti-anlvril, Tiiat h'-rraiicr, ah iutd any diatriet
f.ll to he reprcrcnted aa above Indicated, or ne
glect to return a li.t uf the tintnca uf tbe votera, It
aliall tw aiiflioieut cau.e for the Convention tn el
oluile ami rv-fnar to receive and coiuit tbe vote, nf
fntd diatriet ati oflrnHine. .
Keeolied, That the Chairman of tha County
Committee i. hereby authorised to paliliah thia
pn-anible and resolution, along with the "Kulee
and Ki'guhtliona."
VDill.ANTK COMMTrTKES.
Ilccoeria II. A. Wright, C. J Ki-agv, Jeter Hiah-
cl, tt illiaia .Maa, John Liglilncr.
Bell Cliarlr. Thorp. Jauica Mclihee, Robert Me-
haflcy. Hiram M Cliins-y, lwia Smith.
Dbstm V. W. AniK-rai.n. John Smith, William
lli-ury, John F. uill, Willi. in Line..
Bugga l.t-vrr Sinoel, June. II. Titera, Samuel H.
Wmillii-aler, Tbi inaa Ui-tT-. lli-nrv A. rJhim1.
Bradford Dr. F. H. Heed. ', H. Wllliama, Ellia
IVaioe. John Living.ton, klurk Kvlrr.
BraJ J. C. lUrrrlt, J. Il.ioilton, Ctierlr. Oood-
Kti'lrr. llrnry K. bin-h, C. K. Luther, Chriati.n
Korb. Sainu.i Kunri.
Bumaidi1 tVn.hiugton flardner, Matthew Trvln,
b.mbxra Patrice, Kdward King. Adam Heck.
Chet .lohn Cunn. lly, I.awrrnc Killian, W'llltam
Muy. Lli ckmpeon. John Hipp.
OuihcLI J. A. Fau.t, L. A. Shearer, H a. Hall,
William I'tiwrll, L. 11. Merrell.
Covington L. Flood. John Mulaoo. fhriat. Brown,
Fraocie lioriniint, S.ibinrin M.orer. .
Curwt-neville lauie. Thomp.nn, Wm. P. Cham.
beta, J-ihn Fouta, Jainca 1J. Cluver, lien. W. K.
ll.rtaborn.
Dccator K. L. llnghc, Th'.ma. Palmer, Jcaae
lioaa, W. A. Beam., John ti. Hunk.
FeriiMin Enoch Htraw, Jnliu A. Rowlea, David
M.-CntrVcn, Jo.ej.h lloore, Juhn l)rif:ga.
ttir.rd t'harlea Miguot, Franria Fiernry, Daniel
Kriae, John C'ltrley. Bernard llreen.
Uoahou Col. A. il. Shaw, It. 8. ftewart, Wm. L.
Shaw. A. A. Read, J. K Fliysl.
Oulich Kd. FlautUra, Jatnra Flynn, Joacpb Fry,
llcujamin Sleren.. (Icorf. Butler,
flrahau W. O. Ilublcr, Alca. I.anfberry. A. C.
Dale, Ji.t.n MrDuWfll, Sainui-I 1 Ir-gol.
II li.it 1 .. Bui. h ll. 1'. Ilnwnisn, William Ilauk,
Alliert Newell, Juhn Vaobrabrant.
Jordan Tiioiuaa inilh, David W iae, Jamea Mc-
Ohcfhan. Svltcater Wenni.r, Lorenao IIIH,m.
Ksrtli.ua f. Sieikcy. W. J. Hofler. t'harlea
hrhn.rra. Martin Uertlriii, Oeorge llechrndorn.
Kn-k Conred llitker, Hcnben Caldwell, Henry
W ilbciow, Uuiicrt I'allcraon, D. A. Wire, John
II. Dunlap.
Lawrenits Capt. M. 8. OgJen, II. C. SlmfTncr.tV.
C. Dor!, J.itm A. Kca.l, 0i. Doiifliertr, Clark
liwn. Tsvlor Kowlea,
LuiuU r City llr. D. A. Frlirr, ,1. A. .MrDeritt,
H. F. Sicil-ng, Jams. A. Kelly. Jm-e ( urry.
Muml Jen a I., stewnrt, Jihti 0 itell. Dr. 6. K.
hi'ec, J.ra. Hoover, Jfsm! B,uia, J. k. Taylor.
New t e.hinL'lon .In.. Ki.mi, J... Savage, tO-orge
Fcrgtiaiin, Ituaacll McMorrav, J. A. Drelh.
Oaeeola ti. M. Itti.bin. A. lam Kepharl, I'. M. C.
Tiiwnvcntt, Jno. Iliuatarralry, John li.ilcy, John
Dully.
Penn W. F. Johnmn. D. T. Sharp, drier Bell, jt.,
leme. Clare, John Fhnn.
Pike Thomu Long, R. Freemen, Moaea Wiae.
Jainca Cnhiwell, Amoa Bloom, la.ac Caldvicll.
t'liton David WiOty, ti.or)re Ilmvcraoa, Henry
Whitehead. C. 8. llelnet, II. A. Courtney.
Woodward Thomna Hnnloraon. Aii.tin Kline, P.
V. sbiitr, William Luther, II. W. sh..T.
J. 1I1.AKF WALTi nS,
Chairman Is rotienitic t't.uuly Committee.
List of Leiiehs remaining un
claimed in tho Postoflice, Clearfield,
Pa., June 1st, 1!C!I.
An.lrewa. Mr. W.
A. lama, .tuipca ,1.
Iliirna, Mt. John r.
llii.irjt., Annie ,M.
Itarlo IVtlhnm.
Itarr. Mia Snllie T. (1)
Bright. Mr. John,
Carrig, Mr. John,
Cook. .Ii'hn,
t'nto.. Mia a.nn'e M.
t alhcarl,M.-a.So..tiTia J
li.vl.'.o. Mr. .I'.acph,
Diiutirirk. .'set.,
I'uprm, Mr. Pat.
Dnrllo't, Mr. John,
Dale, M. A.
Kllitit. Hev. Oorre.
tiniliain. Mr. t'harlea,
llM'rtl. Mr. M. F. (3)
Hull, Mr. .1. f.
IHnlon, F.
Ililtletin, K. Kn,
Irwin, Mi.a J. E.
Kcllcy. I'.t. (Foreign)
Litken bench. Mre. H.rrr
MfHcc, II. II.. K.q.
Martin. Mr. John,
Milltt.rd. John F.
M Dr.ln.i1t, Mi.a 8ua.B,
M' if h. W. T. Km.
MihtoT. o. W. K i.
Peek. t. D . Km,. '
llowl-a. Miai Miir.-,
tiiart. Mewn. J H.AJ.
s'hnll, Mi.a II. W.
Smith, llo.ton,
"'tt ng. John W. F.q.
Smith. Jatnr. L. (2)
Steaart, Mr. 0.
Wetmer, Dnn. E.
Ilnncock. Mr. Oeorge fS )' Wb.l.re, .lolin
llauil.n, .Mr. Vllria, Jolm C.
P. A.fiAfLIX, I". M.
A (looi) Act An Act of Assembly
passed Inst winler, rotating to the
culling of limber, will be found elso
where in this issue. This act is very
important It) the lumbering interests, i
aud should bo understood by the cili
rens of this county.
Extensive Art-Gallery. Next to
tho llible, no book is more useful limn
Webster's Dictionary. Tho Una
bridged is an rrttntire ert yallrry,
containing over three thousand en
gravings, representing almost every
agimal, insect, reptile, implement,
plants, etc., which we know anything
about. It is n vast library, giving
information on almost cvory mention
able subject. Il indeed has beon well
remarked that it is the most remarka
ble eumpenpium of Aumnn knowledgi
inoor unutQ.Jl6uieoUAdvoMti.
Aft
io rit itbAts tn eiMwo rt
ti.isia I Anna laou ci ti inn oa
btovisti riMkka lams wmiot'T laa
lliSJIST or Al l, THMlt Cii iit srs.
Sn rinaj I hr il tmu-U I y l'i'
.'i sule ii m .,He? nf Hi reaenftifti ea
fti ( nrsm .strnifA of I': n satriisitl la
(itmrnl Arthly tnii, an t tf m hent't
intiittd lit thf iiuihnnli if tht fimt,
Tlmt Irniii an. I alter Ibis ilute il shall
I iiiiluwiul for any owner or owners
ol any tiinliviilrd interest in timber
lanrl within tlitnt'ominonwealth to cut
or to remove, or lo rauso lo be cut or
removed from the suid lutid, any lim
ber trees, without first obtaining the
written consent ol all co tenants in
said preniiseti.
Sec. 2. That no aalo of any timber
cut or removed trout such undivided
lands beltiro or without such Consent
shall pass ntiyHitle thereto, and the
parlies injured shall have every reme
dy in law and equity for the recovery
nt tho said timber trees and of all
squaro timber, boards, lumbers, lies,
slniigles,uiid other articles whatsoever
manufactured therefrom, and alsojor
the recovery of damages for tho cut
ting or removing of the same, which
they now have against an entire stran
ger to the tillo.
Sec. 3. Cpon the violation of the
provisions of the first section of this
act, it shull be lawful for any ol the
purlins in interest to sue out a writ of
osirepmont to prevent unj- further cut
ting thereon or the removal of any
titnoer then already cut. or both ;
which said writ shall be of force until
tho interest of ibo parties shall beset
out in severally, or the writs dissolved
by the court, or the action of partition
in reference to said luud finally ended.
The said writ of eslrepment shnll be
obtuined by aflidavit and allowance,
in the same tna,.rter and witb like pro
ceedings as to itserviee and dissolu
tion as aro now by law allowed and
authorized in cuses of eslrepment
issued pending actions of ejectment
for real estate.
JOHN CLARK,
Pprakfr of th" Hmiw nf Rnretv-ntt'irea.
W IL M Ell WOUTH 1 NGTON,
Speaker ol the SVnat.
Approved the fourth day of May,
Anno Domini one thousand eight bun
dred and sixty-nine.
JOHN W. GEAET.
AccinrNTS. The Tyrone Herald
says: 'Mr. Wm. Landies, brakoman
on the Clearfield branch bad two of
his fingers taken of! al tho joint while
coupling cars at Phillipsburg the other
day.
"A Mr. Harvey, while attempting
to slep from one car to another ou tho
Clearfield train, near Osceola, the oth
er day, mado a wrong calculation of
the distance! and did not step far
enough. Ho very suddenly found
himself between the drawheads of the
two cars. Onocf Lis fect wus badly
crushed; but ut lust accounts ho was
doing well. Ho was under the influ
ence of "tangle foot 'at the time."
Lottery Swindles. Persons who
receive "vuluublo" prizes in neat
packages from the various lottery
swindles, gilt enterprises, co-operative
union drawings, Ac, Hint are now
spreuding their ficts all over '.he
country, should always open the pack
agesandexatnine theircontonta before
tiiey pay any money on them. By so
doing they will avoid being most
grossly swindled. Jltrali.
The New York Express says that
in the incomes of business men of that
city, "those who advertise muke tbe
largest returns."
'arriftl.
On May JO, ;i still, by Bee. S. W. gram, Mr.
JOHN g. BBAL, of Pbilipaburg, Pa, and Mill
ELIZABETH TROT, Decatur townahip, Clearfield
eoanty, Pa.
On M.y 50ih, by Jams Krnri Eaq., Mr,
FRANCIS KRAMER, of Brady townahip, and
.Mia. SARAH VAHNE'R.of M Caloont townahip,
Jrftereon county, Pa.
On May TH. ISMI.by Rct. Jiaia fuir, Mr.
THOMAS DOLAN, of Joffereon county, Pa-, and
Mre. LYDIA BAILEY, of Bloom townahip, Clear-
field ociinly. Pa.
Oa June 3d, W). by Rev. W. B. Wmmar, Mr.
DAVID A. M1TCUKLL, of Buraaida townahip,
and Mm LIZZIE LAVERTY, uf Suao.u.hauua
townahip, fimbria county, Pa.
At the reeidenoe af Hon. ti. R. Barrett, oa the
8th of June, 1:6J, by Kuv. llr. il. Lion, af Wil
mington, Delaware, WILLIAM D. BIULER, En).,
anl Mill ALICE BARRETT, both of Clearfield.
JIM.
InBnfTft township, on tbe 6th luttaut, RICH
ARD W Ai'l.E, in the :0th year of hi age.
'nnouurrmrutjS.
Primary Election. Saturday, June 19.
lRINTKR i f KK.
Attevnbly iht I Coinin.tm'mer li
Tn-aiurrr - I Auditor
Tint in elu iir 5. Out) tivk'l tor ea'h candidate.
Thnne wiflmij more, will W chargrd S3 furTtrH'B
tand ettra. No name will m aimuunfM uolvaa
the eah aA-oompaiiiM thf order.
TOIIX LAWS II K. of OtofHila. will be a eandi
date for AS,-i.MllL mbject to th aolion
ut the littrict Coutenttun.
Till. A-THI H.
OHN OW ENS, of Pike li.wn.htp, will ha a
candidal, lor Cut NTY 1 REAM I'.KR
euiji-et to the action of the Democratic party at
the Primary Election.
IEVEIt FI.KUAL, of llraly townahiti. will ha
J a candidate lor CtH'NTV TKKASl REH
euit.ieet lo the action of th. Dctanoratte party at
the Primary Election.
C'ovimiwhm:h.
VARON HA HTM AN. nt Hogg, town-hip. will
lieacandtdatcforlOl NTY COMMISSION
hit rubiest tu tbe action of the Democratic part J
at the Primary election.
s
ahtp, nill be t.nJidate fur Col .MY COM-
orotic party at tbe Primary election.
VNlllo.NY II 1 1 K, of LumWr Citv, will he a
candidate lor COl'NTY 1'OMMIsSliiNER
.ultject to th action of the Droiooralir party at
the 1'riinarv elclion.
At'DITOK.
I mix- d. Mii.i.i.u, .tr Krii tt.wn.hir.. win
he a cn.lid.lc fur Cot NTY Al DlT'lR
Mihiect to the action of Ihe Deraoeratie parly at
the Primarv Election.
efMarhrts.
Clearfield Markets.
RrpnrM weekly forthe t't.i nrtrt.D Rrri BLioa
bv J. P. KnaTrLU. Dealer in Dry tlooda, Oro.
reriea, l'nivi.lone, an. Market at., Clr.rtirld,
t'l.r aneivt n. 1'.. June I, ISsu.
Apile.gren.l'(ti to On Huge, dreaed. CO
Dried, V Ih 1" Hides, green T
Apple bullcr.Vgal. 1 On, llemi PiV., IJ
Butter fa? 3i Shoulder... 0(1(4 IS
l. an. I 1 1" RiJi-a. 0U(v 1)
Buckwheat.. 1 UK Lard Sit
Buckwheat Hour lb, 4 Mcaa pork. ft bbl...S5 0,
Beef, dried... a "eta ; j
Beef. IVeih.... iba) 10 Onion. Ill
Board., M I (lh(2S Im Potaloe. 1 0(l(o, 10
Corn, .helled... 1 Peachea, dried, lb.. 10
Corn, oar li(a Sil Planter, k bbl I M
Corn meaL'aack, 1 li Hye 1 tit
Chop. ewtj 0(1(4 Mi liana, it Ih I
Clo,oreoed. CU (HI Salt, y nark 100
Cheene " Shingle.l"ln.SCfi 6 OS
Cherriea, Ih. OIKd) lo; Shinlca,26 InlSOv IS
Chickena, dead, lb, Iin Timothy peed S uO
Egga Jdi Tallow 1IJ
Fl.aaead Jfnl.WheaU i SO
Flour IfOrd, I SO. Wool IS
Hay It MnJS tt Wcod, a aord-.. I