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CLKARt'IFLD, 1'A.
WEDNESDAY MOUSISO, SEPT. I, !.
Laughter and Tears,
' Langhtcr ai a mental and pli)'sicnl
fact, in a singular phenomenon.
Tears and Imiglilcr are part of the
twivorsnl injriiHgtt of human kind
tba language of loots. Since Unlet,
men, dispersed over the luce ot the
world, do not understand oncanother's
speech. But thin nne inarliuulnto lan
guage remains imclligiblo to nil man
kind; it requires no interpreter, it is
legible to tlioso to whom even "tlio
three K'a" are Blill a mystery ; infuiits
newly-born seem to bring tomo under
standing of it' with thorn into the
world ; it may he read by a blatk
tnan in the face of a white ; it would
have beecn appruhondod in Robinson
Crusoe by his man Friday on the
detcrt Island ; it is even in somo de
crco leL'iblo by a marvelous instinct
by the lower animals in the face of
man. tor a strong; man can Dash a
spirit-quelling command out of the
bodily windows of his soul, his eyes,
into the hulf-waking "spirit of a beast."
A Borrow can thereby assert his au
thority "by right divine" over an en
raged dog.
it is a touching proof of that deep,
nderlvinir unity, which, amidst all
their infinite diQ'erences,bindt toguiuoi'
in the deeper regions of their being all
the far-separatud races and families of
Adam's children, that all men do, in
this wuy, understand one another's
looks. If I land ou an unknowii islund,
whose inhabitants speak language,
in the ordinary souse of that word,
quite unintelligible to rao, and yet seo
there a human fact, xhntvver, bo iu
color or shape, lighleu with a smile,
or trembling into tears, my lioarl, if it
is not dead wiihin me, will answer to
what I call lis expression, though I
cannot in the leant toll how 1 gather
ny audi knowledge Ironi that sight.
W e may plead, theretbrc, for the ueeu
interest ot theso two phenomenas, tears
and laughter, on tins ground among
others, that they are part of the uni
versal and distinctive characteristics
of our brother men, of every race and
clime.
Laughter is visible, principally, in
that tiystic border-land between mat
ter and spirit, "the human lace di
vine." llow it docs so, who shall any I For
what is in a lace : It is a region but
It low square inches in cxlci I; and
yet this is all the instrument, or much
the principal one, with .which, in the
mysterious processes of nature all the
varieties ot thought, lculing and emo
tion of wlicfl we become aware in
looking at another human being, are
in some way or another effectively
conveyed to us. Its component parts
have, it is true, a marvelous powurol
ceaseless, most subtle movement a
most important attribute. "That,"
says Lord Bacon (Essay on Beauty,)
"is the best part of beauly, which a
picture cannot expro; no, nor the
first sight ot tho life, decent, (i. e. be
coming) and gracious motion. Still,
it is through this apparently simple
instrument, a face, that, in some way
or other, thought, fueling, emotion,
are expressed, to degree really mar
velous. And whokoowsnoltheactual
light (is it spiritual or is it physical in
iu essence ? we cannot say) that may
flash into our souls from the lines of
flowing beauty round the mouth, the
dancing fleams in tho lengthening
eyes, the innumerable twinklings and
beamings of tho countenance, when it
is really laughing T
Still, it is not only in the face, or
even in the domain ol sight, that the
spiritual condition which causes laugh
teri perceptible in others. Tho blind,
wh never looked upon a face, yet
know ot laughter in others through
that other bodily doorwuy into tho
presenco-chaniber of the soul, the ear;
and the luelings calleJ up in the soul
of the blind by poalsof laughtcr(citi,
Stof some gladsome and brilliant bolls
10, Uie spirit world,) must be much
tlMi same as those stirred in those do.
fjrjved of hearing, by the sight of a
augbing face, and of the shaking sides
the arms it may be, Rung tuto the
air, tho head thrown buck, or the
bands enthosiasliuully rubbed toclh-
er of one who is undergoing that
strange seixuro rightly called a fit
for a true tit, or physical soiiure it is
of laughter. Vhalevcr it may be
in its inmost nature and central spring
in the soul, iu c fleet is general over
th whole body. Probably there is
not the remotest corner, or little inlet
of the niiimto blood-vessels (lil'e-vcs-Blsof
the body, that does not feel
some wavelet Ir.im that great convul
sion shaking tho central man. The
blood moves more lively probably
its chemical, electric, orvitul ouuUiliou
is distinctly modified it conveys a
different impression to all the organs
of the body as it visits them on that
particular mystic journey when Die
man is laughing, lroiu what it docs at
other time. And so, we doubt not,
good laugh amy lengthen a man's
life, conveying a distinct stimulus to
thi vital forces. And the time may
come, when physicin, Attending
more closely thaiv-at present, aulortu
natcly, they are apt to do, to the in
numerable subtle influences whic h the
soul exerts npon its tenement of clay,
shall prescribe to a torpid pnlietil ''so
many ihIs of laughter, to be under
gone at such and such a time," just ss
they now do that Cur more olijeeiinna
Me prescription, a pill, or an electric
or galvanic shock ; and shall study
the best snd most effective method of
proJneing the required effect iu each
jialicut. Uood Health.
Tbe New York Citizen says: At
one of our fashionable churches, where
pews are eagerly snapped u; at about
a thousand dollars each, a young man
and his newly married wild recently
attended worship for two or thrw
Sundays, and were so well pleased
with the preacher that thev resolved
to attend regularly.
Accordingly, as they passed oat one
Sunday, the gentleman, calling the
sexton sside, says patronisingly :
"See here, I think, on tho whole,
111 come hereto church. Now, I
wnt to hire two seuts good seat,
mind yoo on the lower floor, and
now let me see all you have to let."
'To leil did I undersund yos V
inquired the sexton.
tr.fn.I.dn'i "ind W'" 1 or 1.1
rr;te":""id ! what
tO lot ws H-TT . n,Te no e"l
i?hi.o,,0tdo''ilb
ln.Tbe.tr. plan. on
t.HOM 1NI OI.DLR."
ST ! SM.L.
Whv slioul.l we rtlK to pasting rearl,
W hen Tune, upon our tares,
VnhrHli.g II, rereption rol.l,
A trll 1.1. wrinkle plaeeef
Why 1" wr sib nhvn In the bftir
A sliver tbtesd in showing.
And wipe Hie t-trt troia dimming eves,
And su.v, "fis older growing !'
Who ai.brs to enjoy hli youth.
Moil sea young yean to do it
Who lungs to live beyond hip prims
Mast eurelr travel through It.
Bill when all tUla te past, lie llnde,
Although 'til hard to sny It,
lie own Old Time a gallant debt.
And feebler yean mutt pay U.
Bo on hit frowning brow U put,
(Could anything be kinder?)
Last he (rjic4 tboaa happy days,
A wrinkle, for roininiliT.
And let hint bear In mind, the while
He done a graver raiment,
That each gray bair upon the dark
It a reotiplcd payment.
Does he regret tbe borrowed yean,
Aud wish be bad Dot ueed ttiera f
It ie not worth a mortal's teart,
If he baa not wou.ed theia.
Why do we talk of growing old,
Amfdread the ico-aold river?
This lite below, at uiost, is brief,
For souls that live forever.
Across the tide will tie no ebango
Of youthful garb for tuber.
The groea of June will saver fada
To gray of late Oct ber.
There'll bo so kinging for the past,
tktl glenoid o'er the fhonMer,
Ko wrinkled brow, so dimming tye,
Nor any growing older.
WORK AND ltfcBD.
Tbe world i rife with nobler thought
Than trorohh-f on tbe tongue ;
Tbe world is full of melody,
Unwritten and unsung.
The mutie of a mireh is tweet
but aetios it sublime
And each may lire a nobler verso
Than e'er was told in rhyme.
Sweep from my sight these foolish books
That vet Bay weary brain.
And I will sit at Nature's feet
Iter opa page tbe plain
And wad a plraeant roundeisy
In every blade ihal grows;
A lyrle is tbe lily's leaf, ., ;
An epre in the rose ! ,
Yet tioktingi of the tongue or pea
To love-sifk girls btlaag
Tbe musie of a welt spent llio
Is sweeter fur than song.
It suils ma ant, this waate of word-
Our world were sot so dead,
If maids and men would cease to write,
Aud live their verse inetaad 1 .
TO LfcT.
To be let at s very delirate rale,
A snug little bouse in a fne, healthy Stat;
'lis a oarbekir'e krart, and tbe agent is cbaoee,
ArTection tbe rent to be paid In advance.
The owner, as yet, bas possessed it atoue,
o the future are nut of murh value ; but soon
'Twill be luruivbed by Cupid himself, f a wife
Toke s l-ase for tbe term of her nstural Ilia. -The
tunaut will have a f.-w tases to pay
Love, noaor, and heat last Item olN.y.
As foi the guod-will, tbe owner's inclined
To bava that, if agreeable, setthd in Bind,
Provided ttua title, by proof, esu ba shuws
To a heart unenoutateriHi and free as bis owo.
So ladies, dear ladies, pray da not forget,
Ilert's an aieeltent baciiekir's habital ion to let.
A Sensible Girl,
Some writer, to us unknown, tolls
the following story of her:
Twenty years ago, a young man
who hid paid his at ten lion to a
bright, sweet gill, for a long time,
without making anything that was
even a second couiti to a proposal,
was startled ono evening by the
question, " Hubert, do you want to
marry me r lto tried to evade tho
question by asking why she put uch
a question to him. " Because, if you
do not want to marry me yon mast
stop coming to see me. No mocking
bird axounu (ko s vd tossal,'s siwat iuia
know."
Hubert took llio bint, and with a
cool cood night, walked home. What
should ho care for a girl so rudo as
that. Good company as hers else
where. Would join the club nextday,
lie tried to sleep but could not. lie
didn't quito like tho turn things had
just taken. The figure plagued him
if ho was a mocking bird, who was
the red breast that bo was keeping
away (rom each a 6 II ing partner?
" At any rale, one thing is certain,
Edna is smart as she is pretty," he
said to himself, " and she means bus
iness." The next morning Robert went to
tho counting room. It was a long
day. Business bad dragged. Every
tsdy was pro occupied, hurried, ermt.
lie was glad to go homo, only it
wasn't home. He took a book, but
found himself trying to read the coals
in the grate and figures os tho wall
instead ol the page, lie threw him
self on the Ion ngu, but it was dread
fully dull. lie stood it for awhile,
and then put on bis hut and Walked
down to the widow Ciaigie's.
lie stepped up to the door as usual,
but Edna was engaged, lie asked to
have her Called. It seemed a month
bclnre she came. At lust she ap-K-nred
Ho rose from bis seat and
met her in tho middle of tho room,
and said, " Edna, I have coino here
to night on business. I am tired l
being your mucking bird, and want
to be your rod breast; will you be my
wife!"' "When do you sayf" said
Edna, her face suflu-oj with blushos.
" Soon as I can make a scat," replied
Hubert.
" I believe both red breasts join In
building the nest," said Edna, and I
want to do my part." This was about
twenty years ago. To day ono ol tin
handsomest niunsions in one of our
cities is the nest of the wedded pair,
whoso life bus been sweet as a bird's
sfing, and whoso hearts, like their
affections, are as young as ever.
There is a great deal mora ia put
ting a little straight-forward bnsine
at the beginning ol life than is usually
supposed.
CortDaVr SiuscatiiK. A pair of
itiose interesting, entertaining ladies
who seem to carry on so largo a busi
ness in the wayof procuring subscrip
tions fur new works, and who are so
delightfully importunate so sweetly
un gut-rid a bio. called a short time
since at tho oflice of a young lawyer
tor mo purpose ot getting him to
subscribe. '
""indeod, Indies," said ho, "ihe part
nership of which I am an bumble mem
ber has lately been so imprudent as to
issue a new work of their own, which,
in consequence of the enormous ex
pense attending its illustrations, em
bellishments, Ac, havo cotuplulcly
cripnled us."-- .
"Then, pcrhsps," replied the angelic
canvasser, -we could procure you
sume subscribers. What do you call
your work V
Well, we have not fully determined
as yet; but I guess 111 lot my wile
havo her own way, and cull it after
me Charles Henry." The linly c,hi-
vamcrs were aeiestcd, and soon left.
In the deitth of thn bpa Hia wsiam
are Still the hrnvieat nrit la ll.nl
bom In silence ; thedeepe-.it love flows
through the rye and touch ; the purest
joy is anspeskable; the most inipres
sive prayer is silent; and the most
solemn presolrer at a funeral is the
silent oue whose lips are ttld.
twsissoaTronsBBs
WUY MANYWHES FACE. I
How ninny pale, lifeless w. men you
see in the West, and In tho East, too,
lor that matter. Young, fresh looking
women marry, and in live nr ton years
ycru can scitrcely rerngniM them,
whilo their husbands look as frosh as
on the day of their wedding.
Ono cause of this is complicated
house keeping. When a man under
takes a business, ho finds learned men
ready to assist him ; he knows what
there is to do, nod secures belli accor
dingly. A young woman goes to
house keeping very oiton wiiiioui any
holp ut all, or perhaps with one awk
ward girl.
There are threo meals to got every
(nv (hat means oooking; and thon
comes the dishes to bo washed after
each meal. It would take uhoul forty-
rive nieces for bteuklust and supper,
and seventy fur dinner for A fumily of
fivo, one hundred and sixty-live pieces
to bo curried from tho dining room to
tho kitchen every dny, and washed,
and carried back. If you hnyo six
rooms in your bouse, ilium is ono
room to bo thoroughly swept and
cleaned daily, besides brushing up tha
others, muking beds, bring in wood
and currying water.
Twice a week then is bread-making,
twice a week yuunl making, ono day
washing, ono day ironing, ull your
pantries and safes to be washed out
onco a week, titury worn to ue iiiiona
ed to, besides innumerable jobs in the
wuy of preserving, jelly muking, pick
eling, curing bams, putting down pigs
tcci, looking over and nipping off'
your apples twice in winter, and
muking hogshead cheese, niincu-incat,
a thorough bouse cleaning twice a
year, then sowing on dresses, aprons,
shirts, drawers, gowns, &c , by dozens
Then supposing the house keeper
has a baby, an average six months old
baby weighs about eighteen pounds.
Suppose she has this child in her arms
thirty times a day, (a cross infant is
taken up more frequently), and often
sho is obliged to work with tho right
rm while t unviliL' the bnndlu of a
baby about in ner left. Who is it
I lutl says there is nothing in gymnas
tics equal to tho endurance ol a moth
ers' arms. Even when tho days' lubor
is accomplished and she goes to bed,
she still holds her baby and does not
sleep soundly for fear of rolling on it
or its getting uncovered ; sho must
attend to us wants several tunes in
Ihe night, and must be in a constrain
ed position lor tear o! disturbing It.
I have heard women say, they
would giv. almost imylliing for one
nig':t ol undisturlied sleep; ''with no
cure on their mind." Then in the
morning up and at it again. Don't
you see why women get pulo, and
why they are sometimes n little cross,
and why their husbands wonder that
their wives don't look pretty and
dress well, ami entertain them as
they dil before they were married?
Tho wives don't reasin on the mat
ter, they think it is all the man's fault,
and then they turn cross, and so things
go nt sixes and sevens, and this is the
place where woman's rights shonld bt
taken hold of. I don't think voting
would help that very much ; woman's
labor should bo mado a study. In
the first placn men must realize that
it is a irreal labor to keep a house.
A great many women sink down
under tho weight, then everybody
says, "poor-thing, she always was a
wen'.;lv good -for nothing creature,"
and the " poor thing " has been doing
more for tho last tun years than two
women ought to do.
Fashionable Women.
Fashion kills more women than toil
and sorrow. Obedience to fashion is
a greater transgression :!' the laws of
woman s nnture, a greater injury to
her physical and mental constitution,
than the hardships of poverty and
neglout. The slave woman at her
task will livo aud grow old, and sec
two or threo generations of her mis
tresses fade and pass away. The
washerwoman, with scarco a ray of
hupo to cheer her in her toils, will live
to suo her fashionably sisters all ex
tinct. Tho kitchen maid is hearty
and strong, w hen her lady bas to be
nursed like a sick baby.
It is a sad truth that fashion pam
pered women oro almost worthless
for all the good ends of life; thry
havo but. little force of character;
they have 'still less pow er of moral
will, and qtiilu as little physical ener
gy. They lite fur no great purpose
in life they oro dolls, lorniej in the
hands of nnlinors and servants, to he
dressed and fed to order. They dress
nobody, they bless nobody, and save
nobody. They write no books, they
set no rich examples of virtuo and
woman's life. If they rear children,
servants and nurses do nil, save to
conssivs and give them birth. And
when reared, w hat ore tiicy ? What
do they ever amount to, but weaker
scums ol tho old stock f Vt ho ever
heard of a fashionnhla woman's child
cxbibitii.g any virtue nnd power of
mind, tor winch it becamo eminent :
Head biographies of our groat and
good men and women. Not one ol
them had a fashionable mother 1 lu'V
nearly all sprung front strong minded
women, w lto had about as lilt Iu to do
with fashion as with tho changing
ciouus.
Look After tbe Eoys,
That tho boy is father to Ihs man
is an old adau'C. Buy thicres if not
checked make sdult buigliirs and
murderers, nnd furnish a plethora of
I od fur the State prison and the gal
lows. '1 ho polieo of sume of our
precincts complain that Itity bare
more trouble with buys varying In niro
from ten 3 ears to fifteen than with
grown up criminals. Not many nights
ngn some younif folks made their way
into a slure in Washington street
through a hole in the pavement and
gathered an amount or plittinYr w hieh
they were only prevented from carry
ing off hy waul of nerve to go through
with Iheir nefarious enterprise. A
similar case occurred in tireenwich
street the other nitwit. Young Ameri
ca K"l into a vault under a wholesale
store and turned everylhii g uiilo
down, but tho youthful burglars were
caught in the act. llicy proved to
be not more than nino yprs old. "Jf
such things be done in Ihe green wood
what shall become u( the dry f" What
are our reformatory schools and other
public institutions doing to keep
children out of mischief ami crime f
Cannot our public school system or
our humanitarim philosophers acctun
plish something to slop this Unhappy
condition of things? We can hiinlly
expect Iho police to arrest the pro
gress of crime w hen it develops itself
to this extent in the very infniicr of
manhood. -A'. lr. Her-M.
In an Illit.ois evmotorv is a tomb-
stone bearing only ibis simple but
touching epitaph, ''Gone up."
girjj doofls, ftrcrrrlfi, f t.
MOD GOODS! tOOD STYLUS!!
AXt)
LOW PRICES!!
NEW SPRING STOCK -
AT TI1S ' , .
KEYSTONE STORE!
J)BESS - GOODS, TRIMMINGS
an
NOTIONS IN GREAT VARIETY I
White Goods ! Stumped Goods !
Ilotlerr snd Glove! Corsets and Bllrti!
Ladies Baawlt snd Coats,
(new styles!
Straw Goods, Flowers, Ribbons, &c,
Umbrellas and Parasols, Window Shades, Ladies
snd Children's SHOES, Wall I'.per,
Carpels and Oil Cloths,
Hats t Cans.
Prints, Muslins, Ginghams,
Tieaiofs, Cottenades, Cesslmeres,
Tweeds, Aft., do.,
CHEAPER than the CHEAPEST!
V. C. KIVLIKGs
Cloarnrld, April 2B. IMS.
GREAT EXCITEMENT
O.i Second STitirT, Clear nun.
KTV7 GOODS AT LOW FRtCES.
rpnR undervlgned resnertfulty Invite tbe at
1 t-vitina of Iks fslilie genenllr In ib'lr
splendid assortment of marehandiso, which they
art sow salting
AT VEIIY LOW riICt8,
Tbelr stnk consists In part of
Dry Goods of tbe Beat Quality,
Such as Prints. Pa T.ln,,, Atpaeoas, Merlaoa,
uincnsms, muslins, blrarbso sad anblearh
td, Drivings, Tickings, cotton and
wool flannels. Satim litCatmsrea,
Cotlonades, Ladies' Shawls,
Kubias nods, Balmoral
snd Hoop Chins. Ac.
Also, s ins aeiortmrnt of Men's Drawers and
301ns, ua(j a laps, Boots A Shoes,
all ol which
WILL EE SOLD LOW FOB CASH
nardware, vueenrware, Glassware,
Groceries and Spices.
:n short a gexekal assortment
Of everything et cully kept Is s retail store, all
vunjir ruui'AF.11 or approves eountrj pro
due.
A. K. WUIUJJT I SONS.
Clearfield, Nov t , ISST.
THE CLEARFIELD STORE
RECONSTRUCTED.
fleorge t, Hm4 . Willlsm Powell,
John T. Weaver William W. Belts.
GEO. L REED & CO.,
Two do-n Bortfa of th Coart Horn.
CMUKPIKI.n, PA.
TTAVIN'fl rcturnrd to oar oM thatlarM 'nd
ii herrly boiitj tht clliieni of llmrftt-M
utl tbe iiahlin ?tnerHy, thnt w hkr switonsl
updo, ani intrnJ la proverat. vtrnraut ctia-
ti(u tminit hifh pricf pn1 tnfrior r0'''. md
ir now 00 bnntl full iitrtplv of )! klnui
fnaac fjru in iuii mntfU 10 111 Uif 01
Dry siools,
We claim to hare s full aorttnrnl, consisting Is
part of Mulin. bleaolied and unhlracbedi
Prltrtt sf sit grades snd styles ; and
Spring & Summer Dress Goods,
Furl. M A I ). of fttl dtiAdtri; ! I.ttinr, Io
riiifttt an-l Kliiniirli: brntlot, a full ri
tuoi.1 f ulk'mct.'i wNir. evofitliog
ia part wf
Cloths, Cassimeres,
fttlintu u4 full MMHavat of
READY - MA DK CL0T1IIXG.
Xotlons, Hosiery, Trimmings,
P. 0 N N E T T 8, AC,
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes,
. GROCERIES.
Wa l.a-a a full uTt of Tuffr. T-a, Pnjrar, Birr
&lnla-H. lot.at-rn, Kiph. al, ttnatrdt
coal and I ah Oils,
FLOUR, BACON, DRIED FRUIT,
Fujjar-farrd llama. Ma 9nr and a fiill
turiljr of Proviiloaa.
Hardware and Queensware,
All lha fht-r.rt aHtrti-t irtll W awrfianriH. for
CAHH, Ll.MHKK, nr (OI NTHY I'hOIH t K,
ami ai prior to which thrrt aaa be o except ma.
i now in nfftj oi vimxia in our line, will pltnae
WCALL AKD SEE USl-k
CEO. Ii. HEED & CO.
ClesrSeld. ".-r'- IT, l'" If. '
J. P. Kralzer
SBIXS tbt Wat Pthaa Patanl "natha
Nbodat Calabratad Itah-a Hay for at
ru.id Htaal Uoa8lraMl--4aoM -liarwafl
rana, fl.
A I API.B H'GARJnsl revHred al
t'L i. P. Ehai ekr'R.
MtrkM rtrael.
ounHru and tarMnf SUep.
a. r. vol "'"i1 .to. I. tOl flu
BOYNTON Sl YOUNG,
FOUNDERS & MACHINISTS
MffarHtiiTri of . '
rOETABLE & STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES
Corner of Fourth and Pin Streets,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
SCis.iss.iii i i suo t- ixmsMxrwrrrT sT
HA VINA engnifed is the misaTaclnre of Irtt
olass MAUlINliltY, wa respectfully Inform
tbe public II at we are now prepared to til all
orders as cheaply and as promptly as ean be done
in any or tbe cities. We manufacture and dual in
Mulaj and Circular Saw-Milk,
Hi-ad Plucks, Water Wheels, 6hariing Tulleys,
OilTcird's Injector, bteam liauges, Klrua Whistles,
Oilers, Tallow Cupi, Oil Cups, Uaufe Cooks, Air
Corks, Olobe Valves, Cheek Valves, wrought iron
I'ipes, Meant I'unpr, BolUr Feed 1'usips, Anti.
Friction Metres, 8oap Htone Parking. Oum Park,
ing, and all kinds or WILL WOHK ; together
with Plows, filed B,dr,
COOK A3 D PA ULOR STO I'ES,
and other CASTINGS of all kinds.
ftr Orders solicited and tiled St titr prices.
All letters of ii.oulry with reference to macbiners
of oar manufacture promptly answered, byaddrcs-
tng us at Cleartcld, Pa.
declS tf IIOYXTOV k TOl'NO
I'laniiiij tills.
I. L.
J. F.
Weaver, NOTICE.! W. W. Belts.
. i. it.:i:i & co.
CLEARFIELD
PLANING MILL
ALL RIGHT!
flME proprietors respectfully Inform thecltilens
J- of Cleartrld eoontg, that they hare entirely
refilled this establishment with the lateat improved
wood working marbiwery, and an mw prepared
to oaecuts all orders la their lis of bueinaea.
They will give especial atteeitiaa to tha manufac
ture of material for house building, nek as
FLOORING, WEATHER -DOARDING,
SASH, noon:, mixes,
niuicKETS .ytoti.ni.rcs,
Of ALL 8TYLKK,
Wo always hsrei so hand a large stork of HUT
HUB Fit, sod will pay rash for ill clear Lumber.
One and a half Inch panel stuff preferred.
Lumber Manufactured to Order,
Or eichaaged, I suit customers.
A.Or,lcrs solicited, and Lumber furnished on
short notice and on reasonable terras.
' fl. j REED A CO.
ClcarSeld, Nov. 7, 1SS7.
K. B. Pattos .....J,,w Parros,
" I"1' - -....J. It. lsnil.
E. B. PATTON & CO.,
Having tiled ap s trst-clan
PLANINGM1LL
Are prej'ssrei to furnUti all kibd of
Manufactured Lumber,
such al
Floorinj. Bidirif. Surface-Tressed Lum
ber, Bath, Pooh, Hindi,
Aud every description of
PLAIN AND FANCY MOLDING.
tlr- VnWr, will tnd It to their advantage 1 11
. consult our prioca before puri'he.inr else. here,
i Address, K. II. PATTiiN' A CO..
- - Cnrwvn.i itle.
Mec. S. lff.S If Clrarficld counly, Pa.
(Tlotking.
lloiv to Nave atloiM'y.
THK Huff ara l ard : T.Vd liVa to know
llow yn mar aara ytmr dollar!
Tba aj ta do it I -how.
If ye will raad hat follow.
A a who ltad not far fn-ta bar,
Who worked bird at Mp trada.
But bid a f naale'ild tn auppi.rt
That iiandKrad all kt nada.
X mat klia onra, B ka, ''My frland,
I lok thread brar and ronitk p
I'ra trird to get tttyaalf a aait,
Cut can't aara ap -gouxh."
Baja , my frlaiid. how a. Oik Vara yoo t
Ml tail yon whdra to 0
Ti ft a a-iU Ihai'p anu" 4 and cheap 1
To BtWKNSlH.N A Co. - ,
Ha took wr-it little ha had aavarl,
And want to Heiiaaatrla ft llrothert',
And thara ki pot 0 kandaotno euit,
for half ka paid to other.
Now ka U borne, bv iookf to well,
Aad tkatr erTttt la turh, c
That wbf th taka tbair dally meal.
They dun't rat balf aa Barb.
And now ba 6ndf an Ratarrfay nigb
Witfc ell their wante aapplled.
Thai ka haa aoonfy Irft ta ape ad,
And eome to lay aaide.
Ill" pbid eaaeaai. wlrfe ebaarlaj atnlle.
lie f'ati.y telle t all.
If you'd cave monry, go and bay
Voor rlotbri at
KKUKNHTEIN'fl CLOTHINO II ALU
Where the -beep-it. flcaet and heat Clothlm
aad pood FaralabiRK Ouode aaa ba bad to rait
ry taete and In aeery atylo , aprH.T
Democratic Almanac.
riMllH tnvtluil-l- iulMoti4.n U for at thi
X l''M ofl,(f. Il shot) I.l bo In tho lmn.li nf rrr
I'tiut-rrBt. It ontt ftiit sfri.uR r-tarn from
vtTT oountr In tU ( nttrd Htrni It-wulrt, the
ttamlr-r fur 1800 -4ntiiini eoinil-1 lit of tht
nuirirntif all thr nrw .iipfri nipmM-tl MoUhiMl
siirtn- I,inr-nln' fniiiiitr-(nm ; undthiit forllMif
fnntkin the irnm- l H thnwe.fi.tini who mn
iin.ri..,nMl tinritgt; the Mine vr.nd. Thft two
Uu, fnr futitrtt rffrrnt, trr wurth mora thttn
th pt-Kff tlic imtlirtuiin. The nnrorh-f for IHflS
ii eli full f tRlunMe MmIiiiI,i. An? on- Mmlin
69 e-nu to tbt Vot Matter, will neive 4y rtium
mmi wipr fr wwih V"r. frrenf Mt(f-, Jr2irll
rprutwrt ant Bbdolnal tuppurtr of etert
X wtittrl of the latett .leprtrvewnknte, fir 'al m
Ihelirtif hidtrt q( HAKTHWUK A IKW1N.
I A It a. tOiTAD.t'il hV. fOR
un st tall cc.
OS . J. sovis '
BOY EH & SHAW,
(14ft A. I. If.)
mt inDriMT.ci.il
DRUG STORE,
' Market SI., Clrartlrld, !.',
(Adjoining store of K Jlossap )
n AVISO povehased ths abovs UtoM. Raorn,
snd re tiled It entirely, making It Is a I
respects s FIKST-CLASS DRUU TOKB. w.
sr. sow ooenio-g, I offer to tha public, a FULL,
COMPLKTK, and STIIICTLY PL'KK ssso t
stent of .Drugs, Chomisals, Paints. Uye Stuffs,
So., A., sonsisUng of oils, Paints, Vami.be.,
DKUOS, PATENT MEDICINES
Dys Buffs, tobaoeo. Cigars, Confe.uenerlss
Starlouery. Ac.
PUY8JCIANS
Will nnd their stoek of Drugs FULL snd COM.
Pl.BTK,aad atsfary slight advaneeoa Saaurs
,"lM,' SCHOOL BOOKS.
Tearhtrs snd others will be fornl.h.d wllk
elaasloaland mlaosllanwoss hooks b espreee.at
short sotiot.
STATION KRY,
Consisting of Cap, Flat Cap, Foolscap, Utts sad
Perfumed Nolo Pspers j sl.o. s Tory seat slack
af Mourning Note P. par and knvelopes oa baud.
rans, ronciis. .n,
HfllTSKKF.EPEnS
Will tod full stoek of Pt'RR SPICKS, SODA,
SODA AH11, Coweentrated I.YE, SOAP. .
..... . .... . i .-.. Mil DT
i aiiiks a i t,r. i nr.nri.v
Are requested loeismlne tk I. stoek of Psrf emery,
II. i, OIIk Fine Totlel Soens, Brssbas, Combs,
lOllSl Mill. c , r,
eunk K s a -v n i;iii. r.u.-
Will tnd a full supply of prima Chawing and
Smoking TOUACOO. Imported and domestic
. .- tj r.. . A. 1 .
C1UAKB, DUUn. ,ne.'.i. .
tJAltliU. Ulli,
Of the host brands, always os band.
MOl'UltS.
Ths best auallty of Liquors always hand, for
SDSOmai purp'ieoe.
tt-Ph.lcini' rrsscrlptUki promptly and
. ,, -
aareianr vuwiivm.
May Itt. W-
REMOVAL.
HARTSWICK & IRWIN,
DftTJGGISTS,
.flarkrt Street, Vleartletd, fa.
7"E beg lesvs 1st Inform ear old sad saw
41 tustomars. that f0 evc reasaoed oar so
labllshmoot to the epMiaas sew building just
errcttd on Marked slwt, nearly adjoining the
Maosiiia llmiee on tho west, snd opposite Messrs.
liraham A R .ut' novel whers wa to'paalully
Invite tha publia tt corns and buy their
Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines,
OILS, PAISTS AND VARNfSHBS.
Our slock of Prngs and Medicines consists of
ev.rjii.mg used, rlwoted Kith ths greataat
ears, bus
WAnEiHTED STRICTLY PUEEI
Wa also kes a full stock of Pyr., Perfumeries,
T.iilet artlclee t".S.. Tonlh U-arh.s, Hair
(trashes. Whitewash lira. lies, tnd every other
kiad Hrusbea. VYo kavt s largo lot or
WHITE LEAD, TURPENTINE,
r l P- Vlls r ia s wm j
(d ik tbt paiattag iatM, mlick wt aflar al
Ml J All t.t-s. ..J lam awa.wlt.laa
VII J ItC W EMU DHJPII.
TOBACCO AND 6E0AR3,
CaafeetUsery, sploas, snd the largest 'stock of
vartttiat tver offered, la this place, an warrsat.
td la bt of tht bast tht Market affords.
J. O. IlARtswrcK,
Kor. SS, It St. . . JOHN V. IRWIN.
FOU TZ8
CELSSfUTCS
rV Y.H ..KSl'i.HA, YK1.LOW
WATKR, 1IKAVF-. OH'CH-. I-IS-TKUI-KR,
rKVIIHH, FOP lKR,
L.Mtur il'ftbTITK AM) VITAL
KNKH'.Y, Ac Iu m lpn.rM
tM wim4, lfecrM.-j ta ariUt
KsMootk m4 tttsMsr ahiB nt
ftruanraM IK sajpnhi hrlrioa
latoa Bisa-UwsUai aad triia?i bone.
To krrpn f Cava tail twMara-
ttoa ti tntaltuhl. It it a lar pr.
va-oiirr iftinn swsif rfm w.. noiioar
Hom, ue. it baa arva tra-a hv
k actual ipmni'nt to lacT-aih u
l" ni.mnlttsr sat amilai asaa mum tr.aia
isfrr rvni. and aak tha mut la
aixl fwea-t In trntfnlnc eattts). H
rlwtf tKrta aa apfv'tii, imstni their kids), aad aiakaa
Una tbnra a.aca laatar.
Ia all aSaaw af f wim, nrH a Caofha, rifsjrt I
am lasaaa, later, avr .lata anwsrMU
aa a ""ctOO. Ilr puuing frosw
half a Hhcf ta a TU,wr In a hsarrM nf
vtH UavWv-d.watM ani It-r-suli
ctd r (aBdrHr prtrmtM If alva
la Ufa, a apruia vrra)Uva aad
urc fat Um Uog t hulrra.
DiriD E. KorTZ, Proprlflor,
BALTIMORE. Mel.
For Ml Hv rrrojrfisfs and ttwHsfwrrv tarcot baat
tba I'aiard Alat, litada aad staaUi AatMnca.
For aala hr Ilnrtswirk A Irwin, rirarfifltl, and
t'T dnipK"U and ttora kvrpori Ihroagtmut ttir
tuiud Statn. LTbll Ij
NATURE'S GREAT RESTORER.
9 c 11 1; 1 T Z R
Celebrated Bitter Cordial
JIMS antdiral prrt;.,',-ll'-. ,B now n1ftnA
I thapabiieaa a reliable kat.:ito fr tho
many wurthleai rompuaada whirl. noW .
market. It la purely Tretahle, roinpoiro
vnrioai brrha, gaihered from tbe grant ttora
btiise ef natera- acd ftUrtrd i:b rfca atwutt
rare. It Ii nut rrrorntnendril ne a Craa Ate.
but by Ita direot and aatutary Inflarare upon
tba 1 1 -art, l.ivar, Kidaeyt, Laar. tSteaaacb and
Rowrle, U aete ktk aa preantl.-o and euro
fur many nf the dieeeeee ta whtrb tb-ea arrant
ara rulje-t It Un reliable Family Medina,
aud ean be taken by either infant or odalt with
tba aama brDefirlal retutlte. It li n certain,
pnimpt and erdy ivmedy for Dlarrhirn, Vyt
antary , t uH eonaplatnt, ryprpaia( lonea
f Spirit. Faintlnffe, tSiokheadnebe. tfw. F r
Chill and fete re af ell kin dr. it ia far better and
aafer than any qu .trite, without any 1 f iu per
nirlnna efJeete. U ereatae an atfelite, prove n
powerful di((etr. a-d wH (anafararl therlTerte
of tifinr tn a ft-w mlnvtea. Prepared by J AM)R
.CIIKFTZ, Hula Proprietor. N. V. . cr. Fiftb
end hene etrrvte.. FhitniUlphia, Pa. Fold by
all Droit i(l at 1. (novlS.ty
Attention, AfTlictedl
pilK Mthptrtker frtrea nilpe that kt baa
M reiuwei the rnnM,a of Wrdleme In Luth
rvbnrjr, hera ha Btnt l -fetoie aitatl-a
litti to the Uettmenl f CHHON'IO 1II-:AK
ia t en era I He will keep fn httirl a rhoirt ta.
leeiioa of DRlH.Har.rt M KMCINK8 adaptH to
tha treatment af e Brume dltearei, and at b
eonenttea at ate o'-ee at any nnar of tha day.
N. H A word to thnta affllrted with chronle
diteatet maybe tn tit ma advantage. MoT
mav at be aw ara that c.m a?Y l'btiolaat who
do a atniaa praeiloa hiva not timb to attend to
tba treatment f rnaoMc diteaaea, and eoata
quenilf aaontrr therai he foe ihii alua of dit
aaaei requlm hcli'htb attnllnw.
6KoKi.lt: WILSON, U. D.
TsatKarobart , Feb 17. I'M-tf
Bcale's Embrocation,
(LATE POWELL'S,)
Por all diseases Incident ta lleraot. Cattle, aad
llastaa Fltsh, requiring ths att af aa
ttttrnal appliettios.
Thlt Emhroettloa wat tatentivtly a Bed kj
tht ttorernateat during tht war.
For tali h? H.rt.alrk A Irwlr, Claardtld.
Joseph R. Irwlt, Carweatvlllt.- Daniel Uood
tsadar. Lathtrshwrw tf
T-tH I.K.Whltt Iad. r.lno, Palat, Lla
aeed (III, T.rpeaiiae, Varnl.he. of all hiadt,
tt.lor. in Oil and Dit feint, Varnish Rrashea.
wavl ItAK T.VTIl'K A IKWIN.
Svv AIM PAN At KA, Ktaatdr't Mtd'td
Dlseorarr, Heltahold't Bteha, llsktr't Cot
l.ivtr Oil, Jane's tad Aver t medicines of trtrs
kind, for salt hr HARISV) h:F A JRWIM.
KVnvn t. Isomlusa, Hobb.ll's. Prakfi
lloofland't Oerwitn.llosi. iter's tad Oreeat't
Ot.vgtaated titUrs alto part Lloutrt, af all
his Is for ts jlolotl p.rpoMS. for sal. hr
Horse pjalioiliiB.
y. Ths iHvrnutM, lont and te-vrtvltly
frf-iirt knc,ra' 1,1,1 ttMrfMichl rr-iavtgotftM
it 1"L. .11 lwti--a aB ttssi tov tritxi br,
f f 111 br M""""" alfHag Ua
ff 1 1 1 tss-iai. aivd MMUtvsja.
jV V i - H ia Mir prTtvU-f of all 4lra
tvtU.4W4 Hhrtaml U it.l. tniatal.it!- w LIS
am
JfJJ ftOOdj, fXMXtt, Lt.
.Ui: AT II AIU4 AIXH
Sew Store In Mulsonburg!
la tht roots formerly occupied by P. T. Ilegarty.
L; M. OOUTRIKT
TAKES tblt method of Informing tbeeltiseas
of Covingtoa, Kaitbaus, Olrard and the sur-
j. ... ,h.. k I,., iu.t nnenod a large
stork of 8U.MMKH UOdllH. whlck he Is deter-
miued to tall TUN PKR CKT t,rtr.srr.n maa
tht same quality of Ooode can bo purchased for IS
any other store la tht aalghborhood. tin Mock
OOBsiStS Of . I -
Dry Goods of all Kinds,
Buck ss Satlnetts, Cassimeres, Muslins, tVtlalaat,
Lints, llrillings, Caliooea, i rimming.,
ttibbaaa, Laos,
READY-MADE CUVTHINO. BOOTS t
SUOtS, UAT8 UAfS,
GE0CEEIE3 OF ALL KINDS.
Coffee, Tea, Surar. Bice, Vlolas.es, Fish, Salt,
Irflaaoea vii, tisw vu, ww. v...
Hardware, Queensware, Tinware.
Cattings, Plows and Plow Castings, Nails, Spikes,
Cora Caltivators, ('Met I'rataci, and
sit sinus Ol AISS.
W- W Wl,.a m. .f .k. rarwnavtlwi Wild
Contra euunty make, sad srt warranted Is ha of
good auaiity.
Drugs and Medicines,
Perfumery, Paints, Varnish, Ouus, sal s teaora:
assortment or stationery,
GOOD FLOUR,
Of dilerant brands, always on band, sad will as
told at tht lowest poseiklt Dgurat.
LtqiORS,
Kocb as BRANDT, WISE, CIS I WUI8EY
boot rounds of Wool wanted for which the
highest price will be paid.
CLOVER SEED,
Os hand aad for salt at tht hrwttt marks priea.
Also, Agent for Wilson's Rlratlouville
TUBE8IliN0 MACHINES.
- r.ll as.4 smash fas. sswoa al Tm will iffist
ararviiiiDC aallr ktnit iu a retail ttur.
r u u.i-tDTr
1. r . sv lx tltlDA.
Frtnebrille P. 0., Jan. ?, m.
1JJ9 GRAD OPEXIXG 1869
or
SPRING AND SUMMER
Foreign nnd thuneftle ' ;
Dry Goods, Shawls, Hosiery
GLOVES, WniTE GOODS,
Ladies and Gentlemen's Furnishing
Good, &c, to.
Tfi QrAlITY snj RTYI.Kw. nawvl he i.r
X ssseJ, havirs seleeted owr tloeh with the
ftr.atrst eare, au i wa will trll at s eloee etsh
pnee, m thet aurebasert will Saa It 10 tseir aa
vanue ia calling ea as.
We hav aim fltteil Wli B separate room far
HATS A CAP aaa KTKAW ioyl)S, sad will
herp s cbviee hae of thnsa foods.
WILLIAM BEKD A CO., ,
Hear PoatoOire, Market Btrcci.
sprl
CLEAUFIELD, TA.
Down I Down 1 1 ,
THE - LAST. ARRIVAL
AKD OF COl' RSI TUB CHEAPEST!
A Proclamation against High Prices;
11TK ara as osmlng wa s 1st wf tne West aaa
VI taoat teaeontble Ouodt aaa Waret ever
offered ia this Biarhet, and si prieet that reniiad
one of tha rood old dart at efceap Ihioaa. Thoe
wh lash faith wnaa thie aaaM, ar aana eat alav
gatwaas twpatswuas, aeed bat
call at otn sronm,
Coram Tri aad Market ttreeta,
SThera ther aaa ae. feel, hear aad kaow ft them
selves. Ta fallrwsdersuwd what areeheap (ooda,
this aiast be doaa. Wa da awt dees. It aeaessarr
to eaamrrata antl llessiM ftar stock. It It taoof b
fur at la Matt that
We have Ererything that ia Needed
aad eoniniBBeal la this ssavtet, sal at prieat that
asumiftB aaui Old sol voans1.
deo20 JOStl'n BflAW A FOX.
xeiv FidOUii, fi:i:i
AND
PROVISION STORE,
FTtHE uaJrrilriiMl hv. .1 Ik.;.
X sew eland ia WallarMoa, a fall e.pplj of
Flour, Feed, Cora Meal, Bacon, 4c,
COAL OIL, (at red need rates,) '
A siod srtleVe af TOBACCO, CIGARS AKD
HMOKINd TOBACCO, e..Dt.ntlr on hand.
All of which will be sold si LOW RATES for
CASH or given ia eirhaaga for EI1IXULK3 and
I.l kUKIt.
We rsreval"ull.T tsh tha j.Mio ta jive at a
trta srfhre at basing elsewberr.
. B. READ A CO.
Wsntoeton, April 7, ISM.
EDWAUI) TERRS & CO.,
Flour InnufnrfiirrrH,
And Dealers ia
GIIA1X OF ALL KINDS,
riiiLirRBrnfj, .pa.
fi i.t, Rrpri.Y of ki.oi r, whrat,
V (HIHS and Clltll' nnnsltntl. as hand, tnd
tor sasr at ratrt rernarhthlT low. Ifebt-U
Xov Wine aud Llqiior Slorp.
I. L. h EI2E NSTEI N,
"luili nints IS
WINES Sc LIQUORS,
MARKET ST, ILKA F FIELD, PA.
-Pll rtnek nf Wine. Beemdr, Ols, Whl.ht
sad Aloohtd. alwB.vt oa hand. 8peeial atlantii.it
paid to Mear.ng a pure art id. for riaerawaenttl
tnd wiedifal purpose. . Janll-lt
The Lightning Tamer.
THE sadertlraeel art tho sals A gaits la this
w rn tha "North Aavtrlaaa Oaleanltrd
LIJI1TNINU BUDS." Tuat. ara tht salj aft
rodt anw la in, sad srt aaoorsad hi all tht
trlrntiSe Biea la tht toaster.
t hsr.hr antlfr tht eitiiaai af Ihs eoatt,
that wt will fat theai np a hrtter rod. snd lor
Irst arnner, thsa it thargad hr tht turtlgs
tg.Btt whu aannallr trartros lbs aouatj aid
earr off tor liitlt rath, a.v.r he ratara.
EXC0UHAG13 110MB LABOR.
Thost wlsklag Llghtalat Rojt sraoui aa
Ihelr halldlBgt aead hat sddraet as b amor, ar
Mil Is pereoa. Wt will put then ap aarwhtrt
la tht ouutir, aad warrs.t th.ai, Tht Rodt atd
Fltiaratiaa be mi at mr tirst hr telling at
srtiort. . MKHRELL A hltiLKk.
Cltarttld, 4utt II, sg M
ORGANS & PIANQS,
ESTV'S AND JIASON f UAMUK'S,
ton UL T
1 SATCI, CsrwtaitUla, Pt 1
PEl(STLTAXU RAIL
TYRONX AjCLErtFlKLD HrANcii
ON tnd after Moad.y, APhlL Mi,,, , '
fsw.f.1 Trals ill en , '
Sundays) kelween Tyroeio and 1.. u,, H
m4 PaesengvT Tr.io hottteoa Tvrea taJr."4
SeW.tsMlowst
S.BAVK SOUTH. LEAVe"!"-
01. Hi rid I.SS, r. .! Tvrane . I-.
Phlllprourg.sr.VOO, i 0ela..,"','.l
- ruuipsorg.erli ij .
'- '. " - " 1.11.1M
lyrone s ou. - . icarfti-ld: ... ...
FAKE ANj) WSTAjCKS."
PROM CLEARFIELD. j PROM TVaOSlf
BlatloD,
tl,
Btationi,
Looaard
Intersect ioa
Woodland. S
Blgler. S
Wallacetoa ....II
Blue Hall.. II
Phlltpaiiarf.l't
StalBtrs IS
li.atar. .t
tstwsmls. SI
Powelltoa.....ld
Baady Ridgc..,.IS
Summit ??
iu; .anscoyoe. ,
Iftl trardner .... "
It' Ml. PleatBtC.il
401 Summit ,
8aady Rnlg.,.'.,
IS! Powellton... l(
SO Oar sola ."jo
fto ' lunliarH
70' Kleiner's ",,
Mi Phllipeburg '
:Blueball."'f,
10 WaJIscetun.
Mt. Plcataat....M
Oardner
Vaoscoyoe...
,.J l M nirk-r !"ll
..M iM Wuod'.nd u hi.
Intcreeettoa.
,S7 1 16! lyennsrd M i
Tyrone. II1KI C Irartlcid
Ill
.4111,
FAKE FI10M CLEAllFlEuiTii
Btllefonta, Pa lilMiddlrtowt.. ii.
leh Uavta TO Marietta I Is
Willl.m.port I 6H Lancaste- .. ... '" ii,
.1 .: L. . . Stun ii.p, ,.';',"' 1
u umwen. mm.... . v i v em. vbLrtli , h
Lawhrtuwa- 1 SO A Itoooa u,
ssarvsvi.Nr.M a .owsiowb.,
HAltKIKBl Kit... 4 TilPITTrBl Hli...!
IS
S
CONKKCUllNM.
P. Men ran leavlnr Clrarfteld tt i.M . .
Phil asoarf Bt l.6 p. es Oseeob tt 1 11 . ?
with CiaeiBSatt El press East at ft.IT e bbS
with hls.l Wests. (.41 p. at ,oa MtiiLssiia,
with Bald Kaele Express, leariaf Tjrstsst It)
?. a., amv ing a sietieivata at t.4 a. a, ns s
eh Ilarea al 10.34 p. wv., eoaneetiLr Vitt L.
MBit aael wb ma rntiaoripnia BBS ark lUais
11. tl p...-, ariaTing at Wilhansanrt si II.4S..S.
RataraiBK, passearers hrarinr M'illisaaMMri
l.lt a. at., oa Erit Mail We, arrite tt Uts la
rea at MI a. ai., tOBneetist with hsit Lw.
Etliress leavtaa Loch llavea at ItltLa..
riving at Betlefoatt at ll.bt n at., btow Sas
CilJ at t.2i f. aa., aad Trront at l .M a. a.
UIKiKU II. WILLIAMS,
Uenrral Buperiotraesit,
QEOROK C. WlLKINS,
rl-tf fupeti.iwtvft
Pblladelphln & Erie aflrtai
SUM MEB TIME TABLE.
Tkroagh aad dirtat iwauatlweea Phllaisipik
Vtllistars, Hsrrlabarg, WillUastvrt,
and tfca
Great Oil Region of Pennsylvania.
ELEGANT SLEEPING CAE!
Oa all Ktgbl Trains.
OK sad tftsr MONDAY, APRIL 11. isaa. s,
tr.les aa tht Philadelphia A Irlt id
koad will raa it follow, t
Mm ward.
Mall Into Lavas PhilaMtphia.....ll.4l I
Do do...8l. Mary's. HI H
Da-....trrivt at Kria-.... IX I 1
Erie hi tress Itsees Phll.dslphis-.. II M as.
io do....L Mar v i Lot a I
Do arriva tt Erlt ..II.H1.I
Irjlalllard.
Mall Traia Ittrat Erie ...U.S11
Do......... do .....St. Mary's Ml tl
Da -arrlvt at Philadtlthia... I Ii I E
Erl. Eiprau leavat Krie.......... t li f h
Dt di St. Msrj'i... I.lli k
Do .arrivt at Philadelphia-... t il t.l
klail and Etpress eonnaet wiih Oil Crw ut
Allosheaj River Kail Kuad. Uari.ri eheasi
through ALFHKD L. UX
astral 6an.httsiMa
Hants.
Clearfield County Bank.
mm Cltarleld Coat IT Baak at ts ltrtrte
X tad laslltattoa hat goat awl er tiutnns'
tha tarrtader af Its ahanar, ta Mtv II, ish
All Itt ttaos it awaad hv tat nhsertteri,
will aaatiaat tht Baating ka.la.ti tl the saw
plaoe, a. ft i vote betters, aadsr Is. Irassss
al tha "ClearSeVd Caaaly Baak." Wt m
saoaslhlt for tha dahts ol tha Bash, ati ail s
iu Bows aa daaaad at tht toaattr. DtmsSI
raorired aad iaserttt id trhta tsoaeT is Isfthr
a I sad Ilea. Paper diaaoaattd al ill prr at
at heretAlort. Our pereoaal reraotiisilivi h
pstAged for all Data. its reeeirea ut htnua
trant.etad. A aaatlBsaaea of tht hbrrsl s
rwatgt af tht heiia.es sioa af tha eotitj ha
speruall; teliolud. At P resit. a I, Castieial
.ttoerj of tt law Clearfeld Coaatj hsak.a
reqaire tht aottl af said Baak ts kt ni mitt
rnr radtsjvtwa.
JAS. T. LEOXARD, BTCBARB Ult.
WM. PORTER, JAS. B. 0R4HDL
A. K. WRIUHT, O. L. REED,
WM. A. WALLACE.
Tht hatlatli af tht Bash will be eoijMlWr;
Jaha M. A a.-., Essj., at Cashitr. 1J..I. S
J. D. M'Oirk. Ed.srtPwta.
B AK KIN G & COLLECTION
or
McGirk l perks
tMeswrt ta Potter, Perhs, A Co,
tMtlllpakarg-, Ccatr CtaaslJ. Pv
"It r II KB E all tht holiness af a Baaklu Bt
I f wilt oa transacted proaipll; aai spn ta
ssost lavaratfie leraia wsr
County National Bank.
CLtARFIFLD, TA.
T'HIS Btsk ft aowosea aad rtstvfsrhwi-
A. atlt. Oftet aa Raeowd ttreet. It tht ssiS
ibg fonntrly aeeapiad hy Laoaard. Fiats, 4 Ct
MBtrmaS 4RS ornriKt.
JAM. B. ORAHAM, RICHARD PHtt
WM. A. WALLACE, WM. TORTS,
A. K. WRIOJIT, GEO. L. 8tD.
D. W. MOORE, JAS. T. LEOKtkB.
JatS.'SSj Caahitr.
w ItlarkMiiiltli Shop
SECOND SI, CLEARFIELD, ft.
TrlB andersigned aegt ts Infora ait fnsaaV.
asd tht ishtbitaou ef tht horoach sf Cfnr
tld aad turrouadinf atishhorbood. till s. s
'aw road ts astasia all orders tithtr it in"
steel.
B0R8S SnOIISQ oa the aett Ipsrm'
' iLL IfNDS OP fiAW.kfLt iRfjXS si:
ElllNE aerk, log wiea's tools, eaathoekur
grabs, Ac.
Stool tools of all kladt stade tf btrt Itf"
ar Awitriraa tta.l.
ka,All j work It wtrranud url.sSJ
faeiioa, ar But charged for.
sjiSS AMOS KRKSalsV
OltlSAT EXCITEMENT AT
THOMAS BEERS'S r
JVBRTBODT trrlng to get thertl'ct fct
J of being crowded oat into the cold.
It Vow w.nl annil Shnsin. .lti. a. t rl'1''
tf IBS Rinl in.l Sle. Ir,..d rivltL .0 tt Bit11
If ton went rood Mill Irons. r to ""
If v. w.nl .... Ir...l Ihshltt
ttvlo SBd worhmaa.hin. ro to R(l,
Betas aithtl the best (ttunp MtrHtsii ':'
St. la. aad du. .tl bl.J. r Ml. A T k' -H II"
St ehetp at ean ha dont is tht coietj fw Cul,
Mr fott Oairl tddrass Is Clesrinc nn-i-
THOMAS
Boggc Tp., Dts. 1, IIST-lf.
Clearfield Nursery.
F.NCOUHAGE IIOMK INWnv
"PUB aadtselgncd, h.vl.g itshlitkt
i. aerre. the 'Piha, ahost half wt;
L'ioarSald aid C.rw.n.vlMs. k pretars
wisa an titdt 01 rsiHT iitn,i"-, j
dwarf.) RrtrgTacaa, Hhrahhorr. Omts i"
tJaoe.bsrriea, Ltwt.a Blachharr.. y'2
aad Raeberrr Vlaat, A I.e. giberisl wrj
Qulaac, tnd ear:y eevlet Rhshfh, "'I
pvaainUj atusdad la. Addrott. f
J. Is. WRI"1"' .
tapkS SS-t Crmt t
WM, M'KNIGHT, J
uirnv An siritll VikU
II .v l Ja.tar os.utw.aa 1
(IstsitdUUtlF la roar sf flttlM
r.LF.AHFlKLD. Ti
. . tawra sj
rivnaaaoacnsarwowia revr"-"; , . eiit
I .l.lu...(n.id aadlhettbllsUt1'!
tkal h. a. .h.m. a da all hl.dt sf wl
WAOOXS. CABRIAGES, 8LE10HA
pa ihsrt setlea aad aa oAtssathw tsts"
ta a workoasltkt sitastr. a.