jlotrU and JUstaurants.
THE LEONARD HOUSE.
. , (.., the Kilro) lsi.ot.1
1.11V fTHtLT, tt.EARnEl.H, PA. .
0, i. j(MIri:l I .OW, Proprietor.
Jtl-W Srst-e4.ee Hotel In H'T 'eepcct
iouifoilal'lc rooms "II II" modern In. J. r. .
. ..... -r I Iiifoll.s muuiul atltud-
u-i.il
.J-r '
i ...,n,ii.le rharrra. The iielroiiare of
, p,l !.c I. rc.pi-
Ifolly f.illCIH'J. Ji.iv 11
THE ALLEGHENY HOTEL.
WAKKET St, CLEARFIELD, Pa.
TUia and commodious new hotel hat
loin opened fur Ihe accommodation of llio
,,f. .here the proprietor wilt be gla 1 to mccl
fi :'i.i. u I rcoeiva a share of .uhlir pat
',:'. I1' i,r'ct personal attention to llio de
Jj, f hi. .unace, he hop, to t. sole In candor
.ufaclion to his patrutil. The TAlll.K will
ja ho bountifully n.'li"l wilh tbo boat lht
M 'b. procured la tit market, and 1h UAH,
rootaiu a fulistockof LI '41 UKS, llEKIt, Ac.
fc.4 tlahliug attached.
CASPER LEIPOLIlT.
Neartrll, March 3, lo-ly Proprietor.
THE EAGLE HOTEL,
MAIN ST., Cl'KWEXriVH.LE, PA.
HAVINfl l.sed for a term of y.ri th.
bora wall knowa an J popular hotel. (kept
le-early hjr Mr. M.eon. and lately hr Mr.
loss.) lha present proprlptor baa ra fitted il
,l iha nbjict f render of hia guest, comfort
akleabile .ojuurni.g with hia. A Ine, larg.
.le and Van) it .ttarh.d, for lha cara and
Mtrrtina af hnreee. earriagee and wagons. A
i,k,f.l absre of aublte patron. re ia solicited.
f,6;i if JOILN FOl'TS, Propr.
SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE,
CrttTuTille, ClenrfleU county, Viu
1;iUol well tibliiVied ITot.l, fee-iitl-fully
lituittd ob tht boikt of tfct 8ufq
.lift, ii ib buroighf CorwoniU, Won
o lorin of yri by tit ndenitnod
l(ksi onltrly roflttod, ond is now opon to
tii public fon-rlly orni cho trotellinf aomoio
io ptrticulor. N oaim will b nprd to
tW fatiio oonfortkblo wbtlo Urryinjj at tbit
Mi. Anplo Bubht&K roo m fur tbo oeoonoio-
tidi of tottt. Cbarjfuf mdralo.
THE AMERICAN HOUSE,
Comcnovllle, Clearfield county. Pa
TUG onlff..j;Q0. hi leatfd tbli old and lonf
oaUbHibod botal, (furmorly kept by Mnjor
,m lltoam,) situate io o eeniml portion of the
ufB.ood oae entirely re-tilted and re furniihe't
,a:4 re-nudeled the ft a -H rig. $o to meke it
tioSjeft, borftfter. fer the trareliDjj public to
jitranife tkii larj and ooiomodinue bonte.
lee--! ew'U dvan nail.
THE MANSION HOUSE,
Ciroerof tMwond and Morkei titreeta.
CLKARFll.ID, PA.
Tnn old and coojinodioui Hotel bai. during
the p'( yoor, boeo enlerred te doable it
brmtr eapaolty foe tbe entertainment of itraa
ftn tni goeeti. Tbo whole butUing baa beea
nfiriifbed, and tbo proprietor will 'pare ao
fMi to render bio guciti eomfortablo while
Mrin, with bim.
VfUe "Manilon Ilouie Omnlbnt rum to
nil from tbo Depoion ibo arrival end departure
..mh train. DAVID JUHN&lUN,
iri tf Proprietor.
THE WESTERN HOTEL,
CLEARFIELD. PA.
"TIE luburihar hatlaa; lra.ed for a firm af
J t.ar. iqii well-known iioici, ta.pi i"r wmnj
hi by Mr. Lanica.) aad ra-nttad and refur
uih.4 It throuffhaat, la now preparad to anfr.
ill trlralari and the pablia (.nrraily poa
ami It ta hoped alike aKrarahla ta both patram
ill proprietor, llii TADLK and UAR will
M np- lifd with the boat the eoaikat afford. ;
mi ao paiol will be ipared ea hia part ta add ta
let eanToaieaee aad eoaaort of hia rnoat..
JOUN COl'llHKKTY.
ertll Pnrpiletor.
IHrEANGEllOTEL;
llLNTl.VCnON, PA.
old tilahllthment kaaint bc.n l.M.I
1 by J. MORRISON', formerly proprietor af
ai"Morriaoa llou.e. bai bdan thoroueblr ren
med and refurniihed. and .applied with all
til modern itrproremenu end eonrenienrea no
miirr to a tr.t clais Ilutrl. Tne diain( room
uieea reoMrad to the firet fl ior, and ll now
f?cioii aod ai'y. Tba eliamhor. are well ran.
n. J. a-J Ilia rroiirirtoraill oodtaror te alalia
lit puo.ti nerfeellv at Ltui.
. WALLACE '" "'
HE AMERICAN HOUSE,
LathtreDnrg. flrarBcM Co.. Pa.
mitH wall haewn and lent- eUahMih'fd Ho'el,
foraa.rlf hent h K. W. Moore, and latlaila
;j fa. Kchwern, r., hl been lea.ed for a Uria
lTara by lha anderi(e;neL to which Ihe attca-
n:a a the Irarenor: puone n now tauro, m a
il .hare of abltt patron(;o ii aolieltta.
lprie.'6917-pd fA w ALLAVn.
THE RAILROAD HOUSE,
it us sr., puiuwiirrKi, pa.
t PI aoderiigred heepf fonitenllj oa hind
tbe heel of l.iuaori. Il l labia ia aJwuTI
replied with the bet the market afforda. Tbe
jnelinr paLac will do well to (Ira him a eall.
. . 7. ' ,ni.i n l l r.Vt,
lart.OA, nvi.ai.i hi-wiwi
Mc G AUGH E Y rS
BEST It RA1VT & UEFKESIIMEM
HA LOON.
la Uerj'e Xew puildlnc. (formerly oeeapitd hy
air. note,;
FKCOND ST., CLEAREIELP, PA.
CI0VSTA NTI.T on hand a nneneleelion of CAN-
DIES, XITX. I I'IARS, T'lllACt'O, Ae.
tin. FRESH OYSTKIIS rrcelre.l osiiy, ana
nrd up lo lull tbe taitea of mitogen.
niLLIARU BAl.OOon If rono tory.
eell) tf llAVIU McllAl'UUKV.
ootj and ihocj.
DANIEL CONNELLY,
Boot and Shoe Manufacturer,
CLEARFIELD, FA.
TTA' ju reeetnd anna lot of French CAI.r
11 6KINS. aad la wow prap.r.a i. wianeiao.
ma ee.rylbing ia kit line at the loweit tiurei.
he will warrant hia work la be aa repreaentaa.
re.pclfallr eolieite . call, at bie abop aa
rhat ureet.terand or wett at tne poMomco.
tare he will do ell in hfe power to reader eelia-
h-tia. Borne fine (letter topi on hand.
ei.B.'d; y DANIaL COM.VULLT.
f EAIE "pROf L.UM EI),
T8J WAR OVER 15 CLEARFIELD
KNOX TOWNSIIir QUIET.
iVjrfy tit CwlrabanJi going back
io xnrir om mufiirt, m amy
going to old MnsMchufetlB, xch'rt
Ihnj vcrc loi'cl to long and to well.
IS f.n.(oenee or the aborc fade. V. 6I10RT,
af ih. old "Khorl Shoe Shop," would aa
."i.ee to hi. aameroaa p.trone, aad Ihe people
f Clearfield eouotj at large, that he baa now a
1I rile lot of food material, ja-t received from
"I tin, and tl prepared or inorl nolimo
ii mead Boota end Sbon. at hip new ihop ia
'ikiai'i row. He la aatiiSed thai ha cea pleaae
'l.iailcii It miil.t be aome Intemely loyal .tay
I kjm. patriot..), He II prepared to lell low for
f'k oe Country Produce. Don't fofRet the
Hip neit door l tihowere A Orabem'e itore,
H Matk.t atr.n.t'lcnrBoli, Pa., and kept by a
!'i7""1;t'"4 nonTT
KV Il()ofAT) SHOE SHOP.
edwarlTmack.
MAllkl.T A Si ir,, I LLAKIIEI.D, Ta.
'I'lir proprl.tor baa "catered Into the COOT
1 Mink l.u.meti at the aboea luud, and
"'leruiined not lo be outjoue eiiber in quel
" r price for bie work, special attention
" II be paid lo manufacturing Sewed work. He
' ea Lead a larjra lot of Kreneh Kip and
'ir Sain,, f the eery bee! quality. The cltl
aa t CU.rfald and eleinilr ara rapoellnlly
to,iiH te f t. bim a trial. No aharge for telle
".' ,f
WV r.OOT AM) SHOE SHOP.
( i nil .:sriM.n.
Tin lehee-iWr baring lately ilaHed a ew
toot and Kkni ebon In Carwene.llle, aa
Hr.,,, oppodte Jo.eph H. Irwin'a Drug
"",r..p,etuiy aimoaoeee to the public that
prepared to w,ana aeture ell etylaeof Uoola
14 he.. .ad everything la hia Hae, c ehnrt
Me al.o hiope oa hand a good a-enrl-f
ready-made warh, which ha will tell
r far ea.h or eoaatrr pronoa,
i ems ?. r-fw-
t runctt, V.tatlfutcrrtf r k Co.
f ' B E S T GOODS"
AT
LOWEST PRICES!
J. A.
BLATTEMIERGER,
& 10.,
NOW OFFER AT TIIL1II
a in i o t h Klorc,
IS Olit l.OH, PA.,
LARGE 1 WELL-SELKCTED
Brock or
Spring Sl Summer Goods,
rUECUASED AT THE LOWEST MAR
KET RATES, AND TO EE SOLD AT
A SLIGHT ADVANCE ON COST.
CONSISTING OK DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, HARDWARE,
QUEENSWARE, WOOD I WILLOW
WAUE, NOTIONS, CLOTHINO,
HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS
AND SIIOIS.
pUKNITURE k MATTRESSES,
FLOUR AND FEED,
AND EVERYTHING APPERTAINING
TO WELL-REGULATED HOUSE
HOLDS. AS WELL AS TO MILLS,
MINES, AND CAMPS.
QRDERS RECEIVED AND
PROMPTLY FILLED.
IIIOHEiT MARKETRATES PAID FOR
COUNTRY PRODUCE
SALESMEN ARB ATTENTIVE, PO
LITE AND OBLIGING.
QALL, SEE, EXAMINE, AND BE
CONVINCED.
J. A.
BLATTENBERGER,
& CO.
Oewola Mill. Ta., April 11, !"'. -
funtUurf.
NEW FURNITURE STORE
D. 15AUMAN
DESIRK to Inform th. clliieniof Cnrwen.
ril e and vicinity, that he bee opened a
.l ire o Front Ftreet, irr""l Tad-yard., la
lha horone-h of Cnrwennilla, where be will keep
eonatantly va hand, and for aala eery cheap for
CASH, . large and carted aeeortrnent of ready
made Furniture, among whiel will ba
BUREAUS AND SIDE BOARDS,
tr.eJeok.a and Book-Caree. Tablee, Dcdileade.
.ifa.8iand..Hat recke.Looking-lilaB-ee.Cbaire,
Mattrreaai, Aa., which Be will aan on rery re.
nabla tariaa for tain ar approeoa to.nir,
Produo.. mylnai:p
Cheap FiimitiiPt?.
JOHN GULIGII
D SIRES lo Inform hia old frlcndi and ana
toman, thai heriag enlarged hil ihop and
laimeal hii facilltie. for aaanaiacinTlag. ho I.
now prepared to make toordcr.aeb Furniture ai
may be deeired, in good atylo and at aheap rate
r,.eCARH. Ha aeaarally baa aa hinJ, at hii
Furnilure rooma, a aarted aaaortmenl of ready
made forriture, among which are
BUREAUS AND SI DE-BOARD9,
Wardrobe. and Bonk-Cao; Centra. Sofa, Parlor.
Ureahfait and Dining kitasiloa lai.iei: uom
i.i. Feeaeh.Boat.Cutlare.Jenny Lied and oihei
H.d.ia.dai Sefaa of all hlnn, Horkelandi.
il.l rack-, Wa.b itandi ; Rooking and Arm
n..w. , .orlna-eaau cane bottom, pirlor, com
at.il aiher Chaire : Looking-ltlaaaei of caen
deeertpttoB on haed ; and new gli-e, for old
frame., which will ba put In on eery reasonable
terrae oa ehorteet aotiee. He eleo keepi on hand
or furni.het to ardcr, Cora-huik, Halt en lot
toa top Ma'trraiea.
CorriNS or Evert Kind
U.J. i ord.r. and lunerall alteodad with I
Hearee whenever deeired. Alao, Hnuae Painting
j.... to order. Tba eubenriber alaa maculae
torae. ard haa eonetanlly oa band, Clement'.
Patent Waahing Machine, the be.t bow ia ...
ti.... ..in thi. machine never need h. with
out elran elotbee I He alio haa Flyer'a Paleni
Chora, a eoparior article. A family ailog tbli
Cbura Barer aeed bo without buttor I
an ih. aV.o. and man. other artielet are for
-d Wl-.ll.B.r.caeepiori.Aaworeacii.n,
r.7anDrorni v-untiT aroduca. Ch.rry. Map
?..PrP. Lln-ood .nt otn.r U
Cabinet work, t.h.n I .iM"P S"ai"
-d toir,t"arecaeepiori.Aaworeaco.o,r.
.,iaui.
for
furniture
.o it.a akoa I. oa llarlel etn1
Claartald. Pa., and aoarly opBo.lt. J' ';olf '
Stor.." luu eiLiiu.
Kor.mher M. I'M T ,
FAIRBANKS'
STANDARD
' id . -a m a. i r P
O M U I- ,
SVjeylfA.' a, i. aianl:
- ycJ
D.egaga Barrowi, VarchouM Trackr, Copying
PrciMi, Improved Money Drav'r, Ae.
ron balc bt
M E 11 11 K Ii L k HIOLLll,
llealrr. In Hardware.
Je.", If rc.nil Hrer t. liewroeiii. i a
Miss E. A. P. Rynder,
Aor roa
Chlekcrlng'a ftelnwai'. inJ Kmer.oa'. Piano.:
Hinl:b, Ma.on A ll.mllna end P.loub.t .
Org.ai and Hclo.leoiii. aod Hrwv.r A
Lakel l Hewing Machine.,
auii tkacbbr or
Piano. Ouliar, Orfan, Harmony and Vocal Mi
oic. No popil tohea lor la.i than half a to"..
. a-R..ina neat door to Firit National Uank.
Cle.tfl. ld, May 4. Ist If. .
1H0W.N
i UKEk7.ES, al
Mrs. Weteou a.
IM'lte! WASlir.l.-The nd.ra,gn.d will
i par lb. liigh-et CASH PRU'K I'M all hind,
, 1 1!S and I'KI.R r-KINK. '''"'.V'J'
Clea.fl.ll. lee.LJ... nKirr'.NsTMN.
'KW STYLE WATER PROOF H AT, at
a
at re w aienn a
-tiriiiTi.:
rllK VIXM1AN Aiuperlor
artien for piokling for aalo by
lo by .
P KR4.TF.Frl.
I'KKNCII KIP!' and LV
;K 01.1. ins, at
.Mra. Wglreis'g.
SJ-Hh.l
Vultadclphi., ,A(U'rrtisrr.ifiitj.
No. 35 South Third Street.
PHILADELPHIA.
txENERAf AaENTS,
Ktlp uinwiuiniiin sfTM
f v 11 UI I -
or THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
The NtnnwAL Lifo Iwarrawa ivjiit ta a
eorpirii.o icn-pvrt-.i Ot 1p.tu1.1A1t ol Ck,rta.ap
pruvrd July W. Uh i
CASH CAPITAL, $1,000,000. f OLL PAID.
Liberal rerroi otfrrt it t Arnte aad Bollrltort, wbe
H" fJi i.J t i bin-1) r I our ITU r.
Koilu .iiliiiUr.l (eiitd on HiifiHra' Inn t nnr nflleo,
k-iiru In il.' jt.ii t..r of uiir Hnim'nc Hont,
vhTM Irra a kbit rnnoLifitr, (uUy fl-t. rn4ug UtO
ftiil AVOlAvfTI blflO lV lte LtellHtr, ! tot tittd.
Ii. W, LLAICK Ai ).,
A. aii &u!k J A 11 9L
n. K Rli:i,, manager.
I.. A. MIIUKKK dr CO.. Agauti Ur CUarftuld
eotiHiv, Pa. aujcV-ly
ISAAC K. STAUTFEE,
WATCHES & JEWELRY,
Ka. 148 Korth Beennd Ktrrel,
Corner of CJnatry PIIII.AKF.LP111A.
Aa aeiorlmrnt af Watebea, Jewelry, Silrer and
Platrd Ware constantly on hand.
Itepairing of Walahra and Jewelry promplly
allrudril to. j ly
8. 8illierman. O. Kitnocer. II. Kilbermaa.
S. 6ILBER.MAN & Co.,
IN rOMTCBI asv ioiiciti or
FANCY GOODS, PIPES
NOTIONS, AC,
13 Jt'orth Fourth Hirrct,
.,11 PlIILAOUIIMIIA. ly:pd
T. C. MYERS,
WITH
w. w. ricu - - aoAa.
WM. W. PAUL & CO.,
WIlOLrSALE
IIOOT am siioi:
ir.iKf: not se,
tii Market St. A AM Commerce St. .bote Siltli,
nyl9 PHILADELPHIA. )y
i. iollowbi'SB a. varta aim,
HOLLOWBUSH & CAREY, ,
BOOKSELLERS,
Clank Book Manufacturers,
AND STATIONERS,
21H .TfnrArf SI., Philadelphia.
fefuPaprr Flour Barlta and rine;i. Foolienp.
Utter, Xota, WrappiPg, Curiam and Wall
Paperi. Wi2-ly.
DREXEL & CO., .
No. 31 South Third tacrcct, rhllaJclpn
And Dealers in Government Securities.
Application by ruail will receive prompt atten
tion, and all'iitfornietion chccrtuUy furniahed.
Ordcrl lolicitcd. aprll-lf
BENSON, CAMPBELL L Co.,
Wo. 17 K. Fifth St. and 421 Commerce,
PHILADELPHIA, Ta,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
And Commission Merchants,
roa TUB balb or
Wool, flinaeng, Far Skint. Feather., Leather,
FlalSerd. Drltd Kruiu, Clover heed. Ilootl,
Deer Fklne. Holler, Beeiwai, Sheep
r-klne. Err", a c, in , c.
CONSIGNM K.NTS SOLICITED.
Weekly Price eurrenl forwarded oa requ.il,
Jun. II. 1 hf8 Jy pd
fttont Itasons.
a. at .but..
HUBERT & Y0UXG,-.a
Stone-lutten & Stone-Masons,
I IT ILL eiecu'eell work In Ibelr line at md
Y .rat. price, and In Fl RST CLASS etyl..
Architectnral Ornaments
fa ALL STYLES. Fume Brewing or .vary
daacrlotion. .nd all kind, of maion work eon-
traded for la or oat of iba eonoty. Any peraor i
wiabing lo h.v. rrapeetahl. m.ioa work aad
rtone.eutllng done, will find It lo tbelr latere.!
ta call upon ae. W. would alra Inrorm me pan
lie that we can deliver oy quantity or elai. f
rton. dealr.d, a. w. are th. ewaort of a
FIRST-CLASS STONE QUARRY.
Ordera for work ran hi addr.iied eilb.r to
Clearfield or Lutbcnburg.
mir'llf 111 DKIIT lt'i !"
Stone Yard.
DKCIRK to Inform th.ir fri.nda, .ad Ih.
public, th.t Ihcy hav. now aad will keep
ooaltanllv on hand a largo and well .elided
.took of ITALIAN and KRMO.VT MARbLE,
and ara prepared to furuiaa lo order
TO VI 15 STONES,
Dot end Cradle Tomba, Monamenti ia Sindiloa.
aad Marble, Corhi and Po.ta for Ceme
tery Loti. Window Sill. A Capl,
Archltai turil A Lawn
Ornament!.
They would Invito apeeial atlentioa la their
Sanlalone Mimumenla, which ara built from
original deiigne, end will fompare favorably
eilb anything ol Ihe kiad ia lb. coonlr,.
tr d.alead ibev enn furniih Marble Window
Silli end Capi at a alight adraaca oa tba price
of Saadatone.
Yard en Reed itrcet, near lb. Railroad depot,
Clearfi.ld. Pa. J"u
- MICHAEL BOKE,
MASON AND STONE CUTTER,
flew IVssbliigion. Pa.
AH Vio.l. of Maaonry don.. In the moat
workmanlike m.nner. Order, aoliciloj, and eon
iracti laken In any (-arl of the county. aoSitf
H. F. NAUGLE,
CLOCK AD WATCH MIRER,
orroura tub fl'r,
POST 0FFICE4iiCjilivCLEARFIKLD
'IIIR .uh-eriher reapaettully laforme hit old
I patroa. end the public geoerally. that hr
h..oo hand, (and ii runil.nlly receiving n.w
edditieoi Ihereto.) a large itotk of
Olocka, TVatclies and Jerelry.
f-I keep Jewelry In .11 In frmk aad ol
diBerent ralnel, .ilber by Ihe pier, or let.
WATCHES A full a-eortnenl of either flold
or Mirer, mad. hy tba br.l Auerioaa and for
oigum.nulao.urar.. Including a 6ne lot of r1'4
...j ..i... h.oiine eaa.. lull Lulled, Palaat
Leverm
r-i i.rvi-nf all deaiirni. .oniiallng of eight
day and tblrtv hour, of either weight, eprlng or
lever., ana ootn i-riao aa.
PEPAIRINU klndi of Valohe. and
Clocki Kepalied, and warranted.
In addition lo whel I hive enumerated. I k.ep
a full aal'irtment of t ! E'' T A I l-K colored and
Pl."n gl.. leo.UOI.I) FF.KJ..A PRVCII.S
SPOONS, FOHK, BI'ITF.K KNIVES and n
fact everything in the Jewelry line. II I fa. f
have on hand luet what a cn.iomer may aeo.i, I
will order per Sral ..preaa, wllhoute.tr. iarge.
A lib. rulabar. ol puhll. pilr.nar.ni iclt.d.
Ma, 7. l-n. y 11 .r - -'"A.Tl:l-IIM(.(MH
No. I eighteen Inch
V SIIIXIILES, f .r whoh Ih' h'ghe.t price
w"ll l.r..d. WH4t FR A AifcTTS.
Clearll.l.l, Jn'y Jl. VIM If
1 V th. lF. MIK R A TIC AI.M4.VAC Onl,
I ';r.f, Crwy ewf., -btiiH k. ... U
aWMaJM.-W.WiilJICXWWayrKlwu US"
V. c'lialiiim d us' tfttlitmii.
)il i aaia.a a. w. eiuaia a. a. aaiaia
A V ll A IV ii J. .
J. H. GRAHAM & SONS,
MARKET PTRKET,
CLEARFIELD, Pa.
rilHR aobaerlbera haTlcf entered Into partner
X ebip for the purpoae of carrying on the
Huitaeea of VIorohandlelDe;, now offer
A Oooil
And rare opportunity to the eltltenf of Clear
field and adjoining; ooantire te toy itore foode
ntwholeoali or retail prleei, that will aetonUh
tbo antnetrocted. Their food will be particu
larly eoieeted to tt tbli market. Every Udy
will, therefore, eall the atlentioa of her
lIiiNbnnd
To tbli fact, banana, tbli branch of onr builn.n
will iwoeir. rp.clal att.ntl.n, and everything
needed In a well regulated honiehold will al all
time, be found inour atora. Our .took of lK Y
OOODM rball not b inrpaiied, either In qua).
Hy or price, and will embrace, la part, P rlnti nf
every it J I.. Oiagh.au and Lawna af ovary
quality. Mmlia. of every grad., D. Lelnee
adapted to the ta.tee of the old and yonng ; aad
r.ry artlela f any kind of goodi tbey aell la
Guaranteed
To ba a, represented, and warranted to give eat
Ufactlon. Aa ta ImF.M iOOI)Hwe have
a epleaded eiwrlm.nt of Alpjcar, black, white,
and la colon ; Anouraa, Silka, and la ahort .11
th. aeweit it j lei la (h. market, We dtelie thi.
fact to kooome known
To Every
r.raoa mac, woman, .htld, phyilei.n, ra.
ohaala, farmer, lawyer, barber, woman', right!
man, or any jtb er man la th. aoaaty
Young
Or old, rlea or poor, high or low, who will favor
ui with a call. With our n.w and .it.neiv.
tock any gentlemen eaa pleaae Ihe moat faa-
tl'lloui
Idiuly.
Dy jaat dropplnf la and ffottinit a aiee dree
pattern, lace aett, kid gloree or b? doinn that
which te Utter t gf ber a well -filled pnrae.
and abe will Bad good and paying inreetmeate in
embroiderlei, edin, ribbon a, (Urea, hoaiery,
or any other bouaehold aeeeaaltlaa.
And
la addition ta what wa bava alrealy enumera
t.d.wa keep all kind, of tJKSITa.KMKr.'H
W I'.AR-luch ei Clolhi, Caulmerea, Satiaettl,
llaU, ilooll aad Shoe., Ao beiid.l,
A Xiec
Aiiorlment af Made up CI.OTIll!il for Men
and Boyi, manufactured out of th. v.ry but
material, which we will eall lor ca.h or eaehengo
for eouatry produoe at prlcai which willaaloaiak
both huibead and
ivir
W ar ow largely engaged in buying tad
tiling fUt'ABK TIMIII.lt aad manufio
lured Ll'MIIER, aad will give thi. breach .1
bailneu ip.elal attention, and make It aa abjeet
To Kvcry
One who bai Lumbar lo Brl lo deal with at.
We ihall alaa k.rp eona iat' oa k.nd a
general aaiortmenl of 1.1 O J I-KI i.w no
IM II l)Vltl which we .ill rail at eiceea
ingly low prioai. Wa alia ke.p a full anon
m.ntof U''I--E,,VVK,:: Tti, departm.at
will ba kept full aad .omplel., aad .v.ry
Young JI nn
Or m.lden who eoaUmplalM hoaiekeeplng. will
Snd it advantagooui to om. and trad, witk ui.
W. ar. ao iltaat.d, nd, from long eiperle.ee In
lb. builneai, o woll acquainted with Ih. w.nti
nd a.ceialtl. af thii oommunity, Ihit w. feel
aatliCcd II .very ana aad womaa
In Clearfield County
m.kc. II a point t. hoy thiir good, from ui, w.
c.a plrai. th.ta both . i to qaality and prlc.
Th.nfor., iibi .long and buy jour
DRY-GOODS, GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
Quertisware, Hardware,
BOOTS k SHOES, HATS k CATS,
Roady-Made Clothing,
A.d v.rylbing yoa and lo r inJcr yournlvea
and familial aomfurtable, from
J AS. Il- GIiAlI AM & rUAN.
..jiJif CLEARFIELD, Ta.
""40Tlt V The formation of the partnership
of Jamea D. tlraliara A Soni doca not prevrn
the settlement of Ihe notes snd booh accounts of
tbe late Arm of Khowcrs A tlraham or E. W. Ora
ham. Tboaa knowing themeelve. Indebted to
either are rc.iie.U-d lo oora. forward at once and
.Into their aerouata.
JAMES B. ORAtlAM A SDNS.
PearCM, Umber IS li.
H'HWWHi,) I
. UOH I "ROW OLD.
Th.r. le a. aecalty for premator. old .tw 1
aa. Roliaek'i 8le.n.rk hll'.ra, il (Ire. rllaiur
tnd elaillcity by inilgoraiing .,ety .rgaa af
Ih. body.
HOUSEHOLD REMEDIES.
There are no rroneJIee eo well and favorably
known ea lutiebld Hetneitiea" ae Ir. Ho
bee It 'e hlood I'urttler, hiumarh Ititten and
Iiiood IM la. and bo family should be without
them.
PREPARE FOR WAR!!
"In time of prare prepare for war," le the old
a da if, and (lie re ia no erntenee In tbe KnglUb
lanitiiafre more expree'lvx, nor uoe that le en (
appheeuie to Innumerable eanea. Who te eo
wie ae to know the ex aft moment that iai fell
deatro.ver, di , will aitnik Mm ? Tbon be
ye ever prepared, have the Kobark'a Blood Pill.
iSlomaefa fiittvre and lllm-d Purifier at band and
eouibat dieeaee eoeoeei lulty,
BISEA8E8 OF THE SKIN.
Old Poree, Kmptiooi, Cutaneoue Dieeaaee or
Dieeaeee t tbe tikin, all readily euceotnb to the
wonderful Influence of r. Hobark'e Illuod Puri
fier, Htouacb ill iter, and bloM Pilla,
ELEVEN YEARS
Of Eiperienfte with a eonatantly Increft'ln? de
mand for Uoback'e Medieir.! ia autfielant ac
knowledgment of their intrineie merit, end
place them tbe very flret lo rank for curing the
dneatee for which tbey are reobiumeDded. bold
by all iru(ieu.
COSTIVENESS.
Or, Conitlpation of the Bowali, ahonld alware
reoeiro prompt attention, ae 1' pre-diepoaee the
m tern to diaeaae. Tbotimelr nae of aueb val
uable oaihartifl remedy aa Hobark'e Mood Pille
haa aaed much eickneci, dUeae aod drath, and
many pereoue to-day, are indebted tu :biae pille
alone for tbeir very niieaee, a tbe mortiaeatee
ia oar poeeeaaloa will atteat.
DROPSY,
And Drop-leal Swelllngi. are alwayi rtllered
and often permanently eured by tbe altetaiive
effect which the timely oae of Rt.baek'e Ulood
I'ariflrr, wbeo takea ia eopjunetioa with Re
barb i Blood Pi I la, ie tare te pruduee.
EIKKER PILLS.
Alt pereone of billone babita, after eating or
drinking to frvely, will find great relief In tbe
uae of It- Hobark'e Klood Pille. they aid digee
tlon by etimulating the etmaeht tbae aT.idng
the pain, oao-ea, e ar erwejatiuae, ere, wbica
follow from outing too be-ilily.
ERYSIPELAS
Often nrtiei fron, mnrtij condition of the entire
)item, and n. heifer remedi-e can b. found
than Hr. Kebecka Blood Paritir and blood
Pilii.
CONVALESCENTS,.
Or peraona rreovoring from Fevcra or nay of the
malignant forma of due ... will find Rohark'l
Stomach Itinera invaluable aa a tnnie and al im
ni.nt for removing all tba proclreting effe to
hirh follow dieeaae ! It luppliei tbi great want 1
ao long .en lur a aai. an rvuavie aouiv aou
apetiier.
LITER PILLS-
Ara fill. Ihit havi a direr! and powerful aelloa
aa Ihe iiver, and relieve any inactivity er eon.
geated itele of that all important organ upon
which depend, the whole proceee of rf.re.tiaa.
The impertaaee. then, of procuring a P'.ll that
ihall have inch dirrct action without tbe ill
effeeta of mereurv, le manifeit to every onei
luch Pilli era Hob.ck'l Wood Pill. I they ara
warranted p.rety reget.bl., and ana with cer
tainty be relied upon, aod ara Ufa at all limoa.
MEIAKCHOLY
la aa. of Ihe many diiordera of the aervou. eyi
tern, arlii.g from a low into of tba oonitllutional
heelth or revere proitntion nftor long onntinaed
aii-kneal, end require, invigoreling remediea like
Rohark'l Slnmach Bitten to rotors th. airrei
lo lhair natural vitality.
WHO CELLS TEEMt
The Aeentl for Ih. ..te nf Rohaek'l Wood
Piila Stomach Itinera and Rlood Purlter .re
IIARTS 1CK A IRWIN, Cle.rSeld. P.. JulylS
LITHERSBIRG POTTERIES
Luilirrabarg;, Clearfield Co., Pa.
FARMERS, MECHANICStSt DAIRYMEN
Look Hcrel
T
11F. wnderaigoed la prepared lo furniah yon
with the heal SiO.NMiattr. m.nuiaciero.
111 Ibis founlry. Ilehai never yet laueii iopie.ee
Ihe moat f.atldioua. .1 to qaality or durability,
llil a are eonaiata IB part of
ciiZAM pcts or all sizes
MILK C RflC KS AVI) PASS",
Fruit Cans, (for Canning Fruit,) Safety
Tubes,
And ia .bort FVKRTTIIlNfl uauilly mil. Bn4
k. pt in aa rataUnhmrnt of thil kind.
MERCHANTS
Can hue their ware delivered by me, at ANY
11 WK end to ANY I'l.AI'K deeired.
Or! n for were lolirilcl. and promptly Slled.
ra-Vor ginrral a-aorlment. ree Catalogua and
Pin-. Lilt, m.ilcd Or applicant..
jrff-A liberal discount will be g:rrn to Ihe
wholesale lr.de ( i c nillK.
I.ulher.burg. Pa, I'M- 5. Idis-lf
J. P. Kratzer
Itfi l lMNil NEW tltlOll-S. Selli ehoiei
tlr.riis. liss a lull lue s 01
la.
lT.aei.es go.,,lnvcry weak . Puts all his g.-t.
I ca.h. Can afford lo ." II lb. m sheep. Ha
Ihe lent Took Ctovri. Warranl. lul Boots end
fboes. Kwpi all kinds of Uaiher. F.lrhatigci
for Pn.deck Is elo.iog out Summer lloli.
tt anll all Unda of Hram. iTlivcra gooda free ol
charge. W ill hnr yoa anvthirg. heepi 1 .iy
Ihiog. IO" ltil at'ir. It opP"ail Ih. Jiif.
C''e.i.lt, Pa, A,ai II l"S
Till. ItKPUHMCAN.
CLF.AItl lFLD, PA.
WEPVK.DAV MiMIMNtl. SEPT. I, !.
Terms of Subscription.
If poll ill ..Iraiier.or wilhio tlire. month! ...t 1
If paid after ttireeand before .it wonlha an
Il paid alter the cstoratlon of lis ntolithl ... N lift
HI I.K IOI M IbOTItl H.
StpthodUf i:pi-c.ial Churrli Krr. Wtj.
II, lit i,. rastor. I'ui'lic Service every Habbatb,
at 14 A M . and T P. M.
Halil'ath h, hou at tt A. M.
Prayer Meeting every TburatUr, at 7J P. M.
CoiDtniininn ISiniov, firft balibatl. of every
month, at 10) A. M.
Ht. kranriK ( hurrh Catholic llrr. Mr.
0'ltHAMx. ,Mu at ll'i oVi'N-k A. Al., ou the
irronJ attit fourth tSunitrtvn of month.
Ht. Andrew' Church 1'plr.rnpalltfT.
Mr. Mi:Aft:. PuMie Hfrvioo every Tueaday even
ing, at 71 o'e'oek. P. M.
ht. Jolma Cltiirrh--I-utheraiiHev. Mr.
NiMionKf. Public Hrvice every tintitjath, morn
ing and eveninc.
Hrchhytcrlan C'hiirrh Rtv. Mr. Iti Ti.rn.
Public bcrvior every MnbbaUi. uioruiug and even-
Wo nro rtiqnontcj lo stato that l'ov.
Mr. Dill will prenclt In tlio M. E.
Cliurrh, nnJ ndniinifitur tlio Lord'.
Sujipcr on Suntlnj- ncxt.
a aa
. A New Trial. Wo uudersun J tlmt
Judge. Mover has Tiled his opinion in
tlio citric of tlio Com. vs. Bull, graiiting
him a new trial. This we believo is
ri'lit, atitl in aecorJunco with tlio laws
of tlio Stnleand Immunity. The trial
will tttlto pluco nt Scptcinbur term.
Camp JIketino. A camp meeting
has been in progress in tlio Goshen
Kettlemcnt the past week, to which a
lurj;o number of our citizens ropnircd,
and all returned highly pleased with
their trip and tho milliner in which
they wcro treated by the lent-bolilors
and the c'lizcns of the neighborhood ;
uwarding each high praiso for their
hoHpitalily.
New Advertisements. The annu
al examination notice of tho County
Superintendent will bo found in this
issue.
Mr. Mcrb wino offers a valuable farm
for sale, situate in Brady township.
Messrs. Groom, Dickey & Co., give
an important notice to Whitmer Run
honkers.
Tho card of iie "Southern Land A
Emigration Co.," will b3 ionnd eleo
whero.
e an e
Some Diffehexce. On our fourth
n:t'o will bo found tho "journal" of
Rev. James Rohison, President ot the
Pittsburgh Conlcreneo ol tho Metho
dic Vrntcstant Church, ono o( tho
nhlcst divines belonging to that de
nomination. Hio clerical duties called
him to make a vinit to this county,
and our readers con learn by his letter
what esteem ho places upon tho citi
zens of this county. Mr. Rohison, it
would seem, never heard anything of
lliirler, Wullace, copporhctuls, "rebel
feeling," etc., of which brother Ehron
feld learned so much during his Fhort
stay. JIow strange that two minis
ters of tho Gospel should sue and hour
so differently vide RobUou's and
Ehrenfeld's letters.
A Local Thai It is with pleas
ure that wo announce to tho public
. . f.,,.i ... JJr Wilkiltia. Slipcrinten
dent ol tho Tyrone & Cleuilield Rail
road, has commenced running a locul
train, carryitg pssnengers and freight
over this road between Clearfield and
I'hilitmburg, with tho intention ol
continuing it ere long tl Tyrone.
This train will leavo Clearfield at
7 o'clock in tho morning; leavo Phil-
ipsburg at 3:40 P. il., and returns at
6:15 P. M., wo undersUtnd also, that
tho time of tho regular passenger
train has been changed, and will ar
rive in the futiiro at 12:10 and leave
at 2 H0. It w ill therefore remain at
the depot two hnnraand forty minutes.
Not having received a schedule lime
table wo nro unablo to give the
timo along the lino of tho roud.
Base Ball. A return go.no of Dane
Ball, between tho Susquehanna Club,
of Curwensville, and tho Chinclecla
mooao Club, of this place, was played
on the ground ol tho latter club, on
Saturday last. We append the score:
cnisct-ri LAUoosi. 0. a.
llarrv Wall.ee. c. 6
sr.grrnAvxA. a.
J. Patlon. 3
W. I'. Arnold. 1 b. S
A. K. P.ttoo, a. 1
W. Tliooip.on, 1 b, I
. Irrm. p 2
Wa.. Thompson, So. S
T. flonintoin, I. f... &
II. A . 1-eun.rJ, c. f. 4
F.l.Thonipaoo.r.f. t
1 4 t s r s t
O. L. Hoover, a. i h
A. W. W altera, p... I
S. V. W ilaon, 3 b.. I
C. II. Barrett, I. f..
0. 1,. .Moore, r. f.... 1
A.W.Uraham.c.f. 4
.1. P. Johnaon. I b.
E. C. Johnaon, I h. I
Inninga 1 I
Ciiinelfclamwiec, IS
7 T I S t
S 5i
I i-li
Johnaon,
Suaojiie-
Soaqtiehanna.n.. SSI a a I
11., ma Huna f liinrloci.mooae : J. P.
1 : Waller.. I : Hoover, 1 i Moore, 14.
A R Plon. 1 .
vi. r..,-lM.a--1'hnirleclainoo.e: A. W
. Graham.
I . Il'nover. I : Wilson,!; Wallers, 1 1,
Snaoue-
hanna : Arnold, 1 ; F. I. Thompson
1 ; W ilham
Thompson, 1 .
Foul Fly Catches Chineleolamoose: VI ilson, 1:
(Iraliain, lw-l, Siisirbanna : J. Palton, 4 ; W.
Thompson, 1 S.
( mj.ire W. S. Ilerherl, of Mutual. Seoron
X. I.. Ilol.ina and P. Al. I lark.
Time Two hours and tlnrty-fire mlnut'B.
After the giuno llio "Chimks" invi
ted the "Susqtiehaniioites" to the Man
sion Houao, where they partook of a
sumptuous supper, gotten up by "mino
host," Mr. Johnston, in his best style.
Edication. In tho pasl, parents
ond pnaidians were often exercised
over this question. They bad children
and friends to educate. Tho local
school, were not very Inviting, while
ihe purses of many were too light lo
send ihein awny to a loreign insti
tution. These wero some of th vex
ulions of the past. Tho facilities lor
obtaining a good practical domestic
education aro to be found alourdoors,
if wo but embrace them.
The Academy, under tho careful
supervision of Prof. Harrison, is In R
I flourishing condition, and til re opvn
jon Mondtiy next. The teachers haro
all been Hied and not found wanting
I All tho essential .tranches necessary
to a complete education, including
! instrumental and vocal music, Rre
taught as correctly ns anywhere
elso. In view of thess fuels, the Acad-
cmv should be jmlronircJ by our
PT"
Tn AvintrA. IIastii.R This I.
tho title of one of tho most ifilrrrslinn
books ever published In the- United
Slates. It nive. a complete history
of the illegal (Arrest and imprisonment
of cili.ons during tho lute civil wnr,
including those 111 rested In this coun
ty. Tho invasion ol Clearfield and
Columbia couiilicH by tho military
sal nips is given al length. The
author is John A. Moi'shuH, Eq., who
wits sclecled by the "Association of
State Prisoners." Tho details of this
book are enough to hnrrow tip the
conscietico of a devil, and should make
every American freeman weep for
shame.
This woik contains nn authentic
account of tho arrest, imprisonment
and terrible sufferings of American
citizens incarcerated as Prisoners of
State; together with the orders for
arrost, suspending tho writ of habeas
corpus, prohibiting tho cmploymonl of
counsel.
Tho horrors of prison life in Forts
Lafayctto, Warren, Mellenry, Dcla
waro, Mifflin, Old Capitol Prison, Pen
itentiaries and Military Cum pa, and
their condition, together with tho food
furnished the prisoners, arc truthfully
and graphically delineated. It is a
perfect novel as well as an historical
work.
Tho book contains preface, intro
duction, translated copy of tho Magna
Chart a, with its seal ; tho Constitu
tion ot tho United Stoles, with the
rocent amendments; history ond inci
dents of the Old Capitol Prison. The
orders, proclamation, Ac, issued by
Lincoln and his secretaries in regard
to tho illegal arrests and imprison
ment of citizens; together with the
narratives of about soventy citizens
from eighteen different States, inclu
ding in tho number Foreign Ministers,
Governors of Slates, U. S. Senators,
Members of Congress, Members of
State Legislatures, Judges, Lawyers,
Ministers, Doctors, Editors, Ladies,
Merchants, and Indeed all tho walks
of life ure represented.
The work is, in addition, embellish
ed with a nnmbcrof engravings. Tho
frontispiece is ornatnentod with the
"Independence Bell," and Mr. Sew
ard's "Littlo Bell," whilo pictures of
the State House, Philadelphia ; Fort
Lafayette, New York Harbor; Fort
Warren, Boston Harbor; Old Capitol
Prison, Washington, and tho "Key of
the Hostile," iilustrnto tho other por
tions of tho work.
This work is complcto in one octavo
volumo of 728 pages, printed from
beautiful type, on good whito paper,
and will bo sold orty by subscription.
1 ho book will bo furnished to sub
scribers at tho following price, paya
ble to tho Agent on delivery: Bound
in lino cloth, $3 50 per copy.
Mr. U. II. Akcrs is tho Agent for
this county, and is now canvassing.
Let ail subscribe who can pay for it.
Ladies, gents, misses and boys, keep
your feet dry; yoa will then enjoy
good health. The plueo lo buy boots
and shoes is al tho Banner Shoe Store
of J. C. LightcapiSon, Market street,
Clearfield.
Township Nominations. Pursuant
to previous notice, tho Democratic
citizens of Lawrence township met
in Clearfield, on Saturday last, and
nominated tho following ticket 1
ConataMe Tailor Rowlea.
Judge af Flection Joseph Owens.
I n . ,... nf KlMiion Sara u.l Brown.
School Uirectota Taylor llowlea, Philip Mul-
Supervisors II. F. Rowlei, Tliomel L.nlch,
Wm. A. Read. David Lan.bc rev.
Tow.abip Auiillor Uforg. 11. II. IL
Township I 'Ink L. F. liwin.
Townabin Treainrer James A. Read.
0e-seera ol the Poor 11 att new Ogdra, Taylor
Row Irs.
Below will be fonnd tho names of
tnoso nominatod for tho township of
Karthous: .
CooitLlile Wm. II. Ttieckel.
JnH.e of Klection Wm. Alichwls.
lnaiieolon Richard Colehura, Esq., Taaeyioa
lletliei..
Sopeniaori Joseph Itrubly, Willism Moore.
School llireelors Joeeph Henl.ly, (or 1 Tors
Godlrey Fisher, for 1 yean I Lorrn. llertlria, for
snsn ao.l John lBfee. I a ear.
Oreraacn of the Poor Olivor Moore, Jamel
Ranch.
Auditor F. F. CoudrleA.
Town Clerk Joacph Uilliland.
aW. are Informed that the countv enmmlllion
era rrfuird Ihe Court House to the Woo.lwoHb
Sistarl for Iheireowecrt la.t week. " as it because
they were . eoltiier'i orphans P They goto it a
few davi before lo Uoolii lingers, a . .gal ond, who
ia a n.isanee .nd a bore, to deliver a sretur. ta
li aani stniitfc that II abould have been nfused
to the widow aud childr.-u of a dieaied loldier.
Jouron.
Wo take tho liberty to inform the
editor of tho Journal that ho LIES
under ft mistake. Neither the ".Sis
ters' nor "Goold Dodgers" over op
plied to tho Commissioners for tho use
of the Court House., Il seems strange
that tho cute editor in question and
his informer should so flippunlly mis
take Acts.
Economy Is Wealth." Buy your
boots, shoes, hats and caps at the
Banner Stcre of J. C. Lightcnp ft Son
Clearfield.
Hon. Gr.o. R. BAttRi.Tr We were
honored on Monday alicriiooi. with a
ra from ourold esteemed menu, lion
(1. II. Barrett, President Judge of tbe
22d Judicial District. The Judge still
.rices evidence of viiror and health
n.iniiiimr unit h of his miilily beauty
with all the apparent freshness of his
early feelings. Vt learned in me
courso of cotiversat'on with him, that
he is ono of our predecessors, being
. ,.r ti.n .7. fl, r.a.
editor ann propi "hm " .
noia ss early u IS! 4. It is refresh
tug to meet with such old workers
am! champions in tlio Democratic
faith. Men w ho. when tho storm ol
Jacobinism raged fiercest and honied
loudest, when tho dark clouds ol
fanaticism wero most lowering, and
llio whole land convulsed with ii''"0
ii'uiil Abolition revolutionism, stood
firm on .heir Imtiililablu Demni ralic
faith. We deliglH to Honor such meii
as lieorgo R Barrett firocktiUe Jff
(TJuKlilH.
A man who cheats in smsll meais
ijreis consitlercd a measureless rogue.
II be gives short measure in wheat,
llten he is a rogue in grain. If in
whiskey, the" he is a rogno iu spirit
If he Kivts a bad title to land, than lie
lis s rcjne Mo.)
t:orHlr J$r 01 raft.
From the Miis'lt Jornil it .Wi
trr, of Thura-lay, l ajct the psititu
inis of the most llcndih nutrnkra; that
has ever hern committed In any coun
try, barbarous or civilised. It appears)
tlmt on Thursday Inst, two respectable.
young girls resoling Hour Station 14,
upon the Central road, wero on their
way homo from school, when thijr
were overtaken by tw stout nigi ,
who immediately seized them, and
despite their .creams lor aid, commit
ted a diabolkul outrage, llavug
effected their brutul duud of violence,
ono of the negroes, who bad but tww
arm, shook the mutilated stump of the
other in tho face of tho eldosl of the
two girls, and exclaimed: "I waul
my revengo and I'm bound to ktive it. .
When I belonged to your falher I ram
away, ho followed mo to tho wood
and (hot me, nod 1 had to lose thia
arm ; do you sco it I Now I'm bound
to gut even with him." Ahd drawing;
his pocket knife, he severed her arm
entirely from her hotly, betwoon tho
wrist and elbow joint. Thctwoseoun
drels then broke, away and ran for th
woods. Yeiy fortunately, the errh
had presenco of mind enough to tit
the mutilated urm tightly above lbs)
elbow until medical aid could bo pro
cured, and il in tmrely possible that
the young sufferor's life may be spared.
The news of this deed of violencu
ran like w ild fire all through tbe
neighborhood, and in short time a
mounted patrol was organised, who
volunteered to go in pursuit of the
scoundrels. They soon found one of
them, whom thoy qtH-eHkmcd right
sharply, but somehow or oilier the
negro got lost somewhere iu tbo
swamp, and tho parly returned home
without him.
The other, and by fur the worst of
the two, succeeded in escaping from
that neighborhood aud made his way
toward Macon. We ore informed that
a negro ui.ewering his description was
seen at a pluco known as bandy Bot
tom on Sunday night laat, and yester
day the police were in hot search after
him, a roward of $500 having beea
offered for bis capture. AugustaGa.)
Sentinel.
Sad Accident. Mrs. Mctjuaid, wife
of Jas. McQuuid. limo merchant, resi
ding at Ironsvillo, met with a aad
accident on Tueaday of this week,
about twenty-five minutes psst ten
o'clock A. M-, which resulted in her
death. It appears that she had been
in town, (Tyrono,) and was returning
homo by wuy of the Pcnn'a. railroad,
and was on tho Eastern track, a short
distance below the depot, when she
heard tho Southern Express train
coming down tho track behind her.
On stepping out of tho way of it to
tho Western track sho discovered a
freight train coming up in front of her,
on it, wlien sho immediately passed
from It to a siding, where she supposed
of course she was safe; but a shifter
was backing in on the siding, winch,
amid the noise of the other trains, was
unnoticed by her, as well as the
screams of brukenicti who seen her
danger, but was unablo to reach hor
on account of tho speed of the train.
Tho first car struck her, throwing her
with both legs across the track, the)
wheels of the cars passing over them
between tho ankles and knees.
Several men immediately ran to her
assistance, and carried her to the Ward
House, whero she suffered intensoiy
until about twenty minutes past six
o'clock io the evening, when death
camo lo her relief Several doctors
were aummonod. w ho omoutated one
limb, when, discovering her ease to be
hopeless, they ceased the operation.
Air. McQuaid wasat PittLurg,whicli
place ho w as telegraphed, acquainting
him of tho sad news. He arrived in
tho Cincinnati Express just in time to
sea her pass away. She remained
sensible until within a few minutes of
herdeulh. Hefreniuins were removed
to her home about eight o'clock, and
will be inlerrcd this rndny. Iyron
Herald.
Tne Fish Question. For years
shad wero not to bo seen in tho river
above tho Columbia Dam, excepting
during and immediately after high
water. H e are inrormcu inav uurinir.
I ho low stniro of water wo have had
for some time past, shad in lurpe num
bcrs wcro s-.-en below the Shomokif
Dam. But at this season of the year
they are not fit to cat. Now, why i
it that during tho spring season when
tho water was high and shad wer.
good, none wcro to be seen up thia
way, but now when the water is lo.
and shad aro not fit to cut many i."
them como up r Ibo Mato has u
Fish Commissioner and a Governor lj
see. that the laws are executed, but
neither of them amounts to anything
practically, and it seems llicro is an
interested combination down tho rivrr
Bomcwhcro that has tho means ami
tho will to obstruct tho passage of 6s
whilo good and fit to cat, but wine
lets them pass o.i up w hen no longir
wanted below. If shad can como up
the river now in the present low slag
of water, wo can see no reason w h;
they should not come up al any tinu
ir not intentionally ousiriicteu nr
parlies below. This is a question fo.
tho fishermen of the Susquehanna and
Juniata lo look Into and try and see
where the fault he.bcltngrovt
Times.
Whenever a public man shows a
disposition to act honestly and for tin
good of tho whole country, the Radi
cal press denounces him as a Democrat
Such is now the ease with Chief
Justice Chose.
A gentleman of St. Lnuia recently
received a letter from Chief Justice
Chase, in which ho says : 'T am out
of all future political eontesls, and no
one need be jealous of mo hercattor."
Sniavriri.
On the 15lh of Aupnel. l -illl, bv Emanuel flit
let raid, E-n,.. Mr. THOMAS COXLEY. lo Miss
SrSANNAH LISPI.EY, W.li of Chest towoihip,
Clearfi.ld county. Ta.
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Clearfield Markets.
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