Clearfield Republican. (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, October 27, 1869, Image 6

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CLEARFIELD, PA.
WBMEJDAT MORMNG. OCTOBER T. ISSS.
NEGRO OUTRAGE HORRIBLE
AFFAIR.
Pcaroely a day pansei since the gi
of f froodom'' nsherod In by th
lata lamented, but soma horrible out-
rturc, like tho one detailed below
occora Io the Southern soctiorj, where
Sambo ia eupremo. The Maryland
Prince Georgian Bays :
Tho most intonse excitement hab
norvadod our county since Tuesday
last, occasioned by the commiiwion of
most heinoim enmo upon ine aay
vrevious, near Fort Washmpton, Hi
particulars of which are almost too
horrible to relate. From parties resi
ding in the neighborhood, we pathor
that, on the morning in question, a
most estimable, accomplished, and
beautiful yonng ludy, (whose name
we withhold,) whilst proceeding to
the primary school, of which she has
bad charge for sometime past, was
assaulted by a negro man, badly beat-
on, robbed and ber person violated
She was discovered shortly afterwards,
still insensible from ber brutal treat
ment, and conveyed to tho residence
of Mrs. blitaff, ( wilb whom she board
ed,) where she now lies in a critical
condition. Constable Underwood, bay
ing heard of the affair, proceeded to
investigate it, and succeeded in arrest
ing a negro man named 1 om J esaccks
who resided with Mr. Adams, to whom
suspicion stronirlv attached. Although
numerous circumstances added to very
strong testimony of two oluor negroes,
indicated that be was the cruilty party,
Justices Brooke and Brandt preferred
to have him identified, if possible, by
hi victim before committing him to
jail upon toe charge; and wben sh
became conscious, he was accordingly
takon before berand thoroughly recog
nized, lie was then tuny committed
and Officer Underwood, with several
assistants, started to convey him to
this place. 'i be party bad only reach'
ed "Hatton's Hill," near Piscataway
however, when they were set upon by
a crowd of about twenty persons, whose
facos were completely disguised, the
omcer and bis assistants bound, and
the prisoner hung to a tree near by.
The great indignation naturally evoked
by such a crime, gave rise to the appre
hension that the prisoner would be
dealt summarily with, and induced the
Court immediately upon being inform
ed of the fact, to despatch Sheriff Dyer
to the ricinity, with orders to take
charge ot the prisoner, and to summon
tpotse eomitatus if necessary, to securo
bis safe conduct to the jail ; but justice
bad already gotten its dues, and the
Coroner was eniraircd in holding an
inquest upon the body when the Sheriff
arrived. Upon the communication of
this lart to tb lourt, judge J-ord
addressed the Urand Jury in tie fol
lowing words:
Gentlemen of the Grind Jure: The Conrt thi.
morning learned of aa act of eiolenoo enmmiUed
in thia Musty. wbieh ne law-abiding citteea eaa
lock upon with faror. In tbt Stat, of Maryland
our Court ar. open, and law la bora eopreine ;
sad no motor bow botoona tbe crime, tbii tribunal
an not or eaaetioa ita paoiahmont by Tioleneo and
anobe. Tbo evprenaeey of tb law ihall bo fully
vindicated wbilat wa bar eeata upon tfaia bench.
Under yonr oat be, gentlemen, h beeomeo yonr duty
io Ineeattg ate tbia Mat lor fully and fairly. It ia
tow awurw daty to bring theaa ofleodera to pan
fibre enL if yon eon noaaihl aaoertain wbo thee
are and I mat yon wiU epan ao aieruoe ia tbo
WTnaugauoa M uta mailer.
A large number of witnesses have
been summoned, and are cow under
going examination before that tribu
nal. W bilst it is al ways desirable that
the law should be allowed to take it
course, the circumstances of this case
justify as fully as any could, the action
of the community. Tbe treatment of
this young lady was of the most brutal
character. She was badly beaten, and
the scene of tbe conflict shows that
her straggles must have been almost
superhuman. The evidence of one of
tbe negroes goes to prove that tbe
attack was fully premeditated, and
had been alluded to some weeks pre
vious. The guilt of the criminal was
established beyond all doubt, and
although it would have been better lb
have allowed him to lie in jail and
suffer the stings of remorse, yet his
punibhment cannot be deemed otber
lb an most just. The officers of the
law, we are assured, done everything
in their power to secure the prisoner
irora the moo, and tbe result can only
do uoprecaioQ.
, Jcvemli Logic Children are some
times very quick rcasonera, in their
childish way, and often put questions
which thoir elders find it difficult to
answer. A little while before Bar-
Hum's old building, al the corner of
Aon and Broad, was burned down, it
was visited by a bright little boy of
eve summers, wbo (pent nearly
whole day prying into all tbe wonders
of that vaet establishment. Nothing
escaped nrtsuarnana curious eye. It
hapKoed lhat.aday ortwo afterward,
in turning the pages of an illustrated
"Pilgrim's Progress," he came upon
Christian engaged in mortal combat
with tbe arch enemy of mankind, wbo
was represented with all tbe enormi
ties of borns, hoof, bat's wings, and
agle s claws. "Mother," he suddenly
exclaimed, "are there any such things
as devils?" His mother, not caring
junt then to go into theological mys
teries, mads him some evasive answer
ml went on with her sewing. The
little fellow pondered the matter over
a ion minutes in deep silence, and then
suddenly broke out with, "Well I don't
believe thoreareaby, for Birnum teould
oe sure to auk one .'" Then, after an
other glanoe at tbe picture, "How
funny he would look in a cage with
bis borns and tail !" Tbe young man
lias since modifiod his idea of Barnum
as the foundation of a theological sys
tem. Putnam t Magazine.
Must it not be very romantic to be
on your knees before a lovely one of
Eve's daughters heaving op a tor
rent of sweet words between her plow.
ing parted litis, raisin? roses on her
cheeks by Ibe acre, bringing .inrs of
pleasure vo ner eyes, at the idei.'icul
moment when she is going to swoon
away in your arms, lo hear her anx
ious mother cry, "You Sal, have you
fed thorn 'ere hogs V
There is great excitement among
the Mormons in Salt Lake City, aris
ing out of frequent discominns of the
subject of polygamy by the sons of
Joseph Smith, the first Mormon Propb
et, and it is feared bv Brigham Yontig
that there will be a split ia the Church
of the Unint.
At a recent camp meeting in Con-
Criiilnnt Ycrlrii.
TO TI1R VmiCfclw OK MH. MARUA.
M.I I1HKTI1.
r c. tB.
I'm lonrly now, I hear hit eef
Who lol hit hmeotn t'liend;
)! bp are bright, they'll meet again
H'tatr ilraur know no and.
Ob! (rli.rn.ui hle, that Kn n up
In afllirtmn darbee! hour,
Thiil vre thai) mwl oar drarret friend.
High up la MrtTi bower.
They mm her at Ihe altar mow,
In tiiue of Tamil prayer
They kneel, and O, they weep to tea
That k'v'tl one' vacant chair.
Vrt, while w weep, we'll bier llii name f
Bht'i freed from mortal earo)
Tbroagh tribulation bar below,
Hbe gained ibitl world ao fair.
Ifethlnb I e bar walk tbt itreeU
Of New Jenietaieni,
A waitiuf fur ua win) ehe aitijr.
Pratea (iod, they're ontninjr home.
Redeeming love, it wa bar theme,
While with ni here bvlowj
But eael iiy graer ii now (lie itrafn
That fruit, her lipa dotli low.
Her afcivl father, too, aabmita,
And mvi, Gud'f will be done;
Thoajrh ahe be dead, I know ibe lirei
l p with the Holjr One.
Pear father, it will not be long
Until both yon and J,
With ail our lured uncj gone before,
V ill meet her up on high.
I laved her, Siater Whitney taid,
Wben we tented aide by aide,
But before we pitched our teutf ngftin,
Oar litter dear bad died.
I tniaaed her on tbe tented ground,
Where, junt a year before,
Bha mingled in our tonga of prai te
ll ut now ahe ia no more.
6be'a waahed her robe, and eleanifd from am,
fha walka in afwtlraa white,
And with a aoiite, O, how aerene,
She paaeei Iroan our aigbt.
Yet, while ahe aoara to wnrlda on high,
&be eatu one lingtrinir
On loved ouea muat leave behind,
And alien Uua world foraook.
Met hick a, perhapa, her little babea
Claimed ber laal lingering thought;
The faee of her dear boaom friend
Would be the laat one eought.
Her eye would linger on hua itill,
I nil I her I at eat breath ;
Then, with her loved onea round bar,
6bVd oloaa her eyea ia death.
And while aha etriket ber harp of gold,
Behold, ber babea they eome ;t
Bin live moat dear ahe'a houaed in heaven.
And yet there atill ia room.
.Mrthioka, ahe look with aoxioaa eye,
To aee who'll next aeeeod ;
Toor children left to follow her.
And a dear boeom friend.
Thai, while ahe ihouta and praiaei God,
With ber dear infant band,
I hope that we will one day meet
llrr in that better land.
A wife and mother gune before
What gloriewa hee have riaew.
Of meeting tboee we've loved below,
Wbn we get boue to Heaven.
Bfwaa, OeWber 4, 1869.
t-'be left twins, ter twini are dead bow.
THE RELIGIONS OF KACES.
We go so far on the race question
as to believe that not only is the pre
vailing civilization the exclusive prop
erty of the white race, but tbe prevail
ing religion also. We do not believe
thai any of the inferior races are capa
ble, when cut off from all intercourse
with the while race, of preserving the
Christian religion and banding it down
to posterity. Were they capable of
doingso.sometribcamong them would
appear in possession of it to-day. But
during the eighteen centuries and a
ball that Christianity has been preach-
ea on the carin, no community ot the
dark-skinned races bas received and
retained it.
Zealous missionaries claim that they
have converted tbe natives of Polyne
sia. It is a conversion that is only
skin deep, as the writer knows from
pereonal observation.
Tbe chiefs of tho South Sea Islands
profess Christianity only Tor the pur
pose 01 increasing their trade wilb the
white men, and their pooplo show no
capacity of perpetuating it. Besides
as a race they are passing rapidly away
The contact of the while man's civili-
ration and religion is fatal to them
As for the netrro race, not the sliehtr
est impression nas been made upon it
in ua unlive sea. in Ainca, vy me sell
sacrificing efforts of missionaries du
ring the last three hundred years
And tbe samo rulo applies to the de
scendants of the negroes who were
brought over to America in slave ves
sels. Tbo moment they are released
from slavery and the immediate con
trol of the white race, they siecdilv
relapse into the fetish worship that is
natural to them. In the so-called
republic ot Hay ti, Christianity has vir
tually ceased to exist, and in Jamaica
it is kept up in a feeble wav onlv
among ine negroes who come in con
tinued contact with w hite men. Sev
eral years acoacommun iv of necroes
wno had formed an isolated set! lenient
in the mountains of the last named
island, were found worshiping tbe fig
nre bcad of a ship that they bad
brought from the coast.
The negroes in the South are trav
eling the same road. They can no
more adopt permanently tho relirrion
ol tbe white race than they can build
up a government like that of Great
Britain or evolve a theory like the
Copernican. The natural religious
condition ot the negro is that of a fet
ish worshijH-r, and left to himself he
will always be one.
As an example of tho renoral ten
dency, we copy the following from a
teller received trom Mississippi. The
negroes mentioned bave had the full
benefit ol instruction in well-conducted
Sunday schools :
"The negroes are rapidly relapsing
imo nopeicss and irremediable hea
thenism, and on this plantation thev
are openly threatening to burn some
old negroes as conjurors and witches,
and are extracting snakes, Ac, from
the sick ones. Kven this morning we
had quite an exciting scene among
them. They arraigned one of their
numlwr before tne and required bis
dismissal on the rmund that he is a
conjuror, and had been seen graveling
np a new made grave to get 'some of
de dirt wid de smell oh de dead body
u,i n, vo pizen ioirs wio.- llwasalo
charged aKainst tbe conjuror 'that the
body at w hote last resting nlaeo he
was digging had bled in tho conjuror's
presence,' which was proof enough
dat ne ought to be kilt'" Molnlt
Alabama) Tribune.
A curious suit is about to be tried
before a Memphis Justice of the peace.
A w hile man has vounc bull nun.
The pup hit a barrfnoled ncfrro io the
heel as he was passing. The ncpro
jumped and two of the pup's teeth
were thcrchy extrnfUul. Tho nepro
uon mo wnue man lor allowing a vio
ious doK to ro at large. The white
man files a cross bin, BR aur ibe ne
pro for having a bevl uugh enough to
drag a dog's tooth out.
Not enough w heat was raised in
Great Britain, this year, to eutlice for
the consumption of the people by
7VKiO,OtiO bushels. To supply this
d6ciencjr will cost $10(i,(W,liuo in
gold. '
If a flock of geese see one of their
number drink, tbejr will all drink, too
JieD art only jre gee.
Jltjl tfootls, fivomlr. Ctf.
THE CLEARFIELD STORE
KKCONSTnUCTED.
.Will,.,
,. William
Poirril,
W.II.IU
Jbn . Woaror..
GEO. L. REE J) & CO.,
Two doort north of the Court ISouaa,
cm:ahfii:m. pa.
HAVING returned to nur old boaineaa atand,
we harrhy notify the ritiuna of Chtartk'M
and the puhlie generally, that we have entered
upon, and intend to prow-cute, a vigoroua oara
iiaign agaiuat high pricea and inferior good, and
nave now on hand a full aum.lv of all kinda of
good i uaed in tbia market. Ju tho line of
Iry floods
We claim to have a full anfortmant, ennalating la
part of MuKlini, blewhed aud unbleached j
PrinU of all gradea and atylotf and
Fall and Winter Dress Goods,
Bach aa Alpaeaa of all ahadrat P I.ainai, Mo
rinua and Flannela; bvaidea, a full anorU
ment of gautlemen'a wear, oonaiatiug
in part of
Cloths, Cassimeres,
Batinetta and a full aaaortment of
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Notions, Hosiery, Trimmings,
BOB NKTT8, AC,
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes,
GROCERIES.
We have a full lupply of Coffee, Tea, Sugar. Riot
Uolaaaea, 7ohceo, Fieb, Halt, linaeed,
ooal and flab Oila,
FLOUE, BACON, DRIED FEUIT,
SagW'Cttrod llama, Mraa Pork, and a fell
upply of I'rortaiona.
Hardware and Queensvarr,
n-oodtn M HKIotr Wart.
All tb. fnrroinu artirlef will b. ei-ftana4 for
CAKII, LlUbtK, .r C0l:NTKY I'KODI CK,
and at Drier t. nhicb then can b. no .arrptioa.
Tbuaa in nw4 of Uooda in onr lint, will plana.
VCALL AKD SEE
175;-
GEO. L. REED 4
CltnrSrld, rVpt. 17, 1SCS it.
CO.
GREAT EXCITEMENT
OX SECOND STKEET,
ClearArld, Va.
NEW GOODS AT LOW PRICES.
THB nMpal raarwtfnllj InrlU Ik. at
tention of tba pnbll. ranrrallT to tb.tr
pl.odid naanrtaa.nl of aorekaadiaa, wkiek th.
nr. now aalllnf
AT VERT IOW PRICES.
Tk.lr auxk conilita la part of
Dry Goods of the Best Quality,
Sark no PrinU, Do Lainaa, Alparoaa, Merlara,
Uinbani,Mnilin(,lhlaarb.d aad anblaark.
a.) Drlllioam, Tlrila,., ra,ion aad
wool riano.U.6atlattn,CaMlnioroa,
Cnllonad.a, Lad ita' Bhawla,
Kaklaa A lloodi. Balmoral
aad Hoop Bkirta, A..,
AIm, tn. aaaortn.nl of Man'a Draw.ri aad
bbirlt, U.u A Capa, Boou A Sbooa.
nil of wkick
WILL EE 60LD LOW FOR CASH
Hardware, Queensware, Glassware,
9 Groceries and Spices.
IK S1I0RT A GENERAL ASSORTMENT
Of .TorjtMnr wfnallr k.M ia a rttnll atora. all
CUbAP t'OBCAKU or approrad oonalrj pro
d.M.
A. X. WRIGHT i EONS.
ClaarS.ld. Nor.f , 1SS7.
C. KRATZElt & SONS
ARE RF.CEIV1X0 A RPI.ENiMPKTOCK
VI CAKIH.I3 AM) OIL CLOTU8.
WALL PATERS GILT rATER, rf-o.
LACE CURTAINS, WINDOW SHADES-
OOl'NTKRPASES AND QUILTS.
LINEN TABLE CLOTHS A NAI'KINS.
LADIES SILK COATS drOVERSKIRTS.
ELEGANT SHAWLS A LACE POINTS.
LADIES' ol- CHILDREN'S TRIMMED
UA IS.
DRESS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS.
BFnT KID GWIVF.S LADIES' BF.S
ILfcMtN'8 AND CHILDREN'S.
BLACK AND FANCY SILKS.
FINE BLACK ALPACAS.
UNEQUALLED STOPR LADIES' AND
CII1LHKLN H SHOES it' UAITEIW.
MEN'S CALF rf- FRENCH KIP BOOTS.
H E AV V CALF BOOTS.
M EVS AND BOYS' FINE AN D H EA V Y
6 UUtS.
BEST STOKE TEA SETTS, ft.
CASSIMERES VERY CHEAP.
GROCERIES ri.OURrf- PROVISIONS
AT LOU EST RATES.
LIBERAL DEDUCTION TO THOSE
HI YI NO IN QUANTITY.
WOOL. MARK FTIND AND COUNTRY
ilfUiaCA WANTED.
Clearrlelrt, June la, lf..
Idlvor.r ISinble.
THK wnderelrned her' lee re te inform the pab.
lie that he le now full, prepared to vronittm
" nil ! the wayof faml.hmc Hone. Ilu,ra,
Hadlea and llarneaa, on th ahorteet aottoe and
w reaermole term,. Keeidenee an Locwat atroet
betweea Third and Fourth.
Ufn. W. (1EARUART.
lenrSeld. April 11, lr,7.
VR HAI.U.Whlre laK. Ziae. Pnlnl, Lin-
'"I. T.rpeauwe. Wm.aee of all kinda,
tJ.rf, (i aod lira l'ant, Varr.uk Bro.kee.
' BARrfWJcK IRWjj,.
NEW FURNITURE STORE
IN I I SH I Nl
I). UAUMAN
T XPItlKfl to Infirm tka .llli.naof Cnrw.ni
I I il!. .nd virinity, Ib.t b. k.a op.a.d a
at'tr. on Fronl Slr.at, oprnall. Ida Tan yard. In
Iba boriuith of (urw.n.vlll., wbrro h. will artp
oonitantl. on hand, and fur al. v.ryrh.ap for
CAMI.a larar aod rarl.d araorln.nt of re.djr
niada I'nrnituro, amonK wblct wilt bo
IIL'IIEAUS AND SIDE-1)0ARHS,
Wardnib.a and Hook-Can., Tabln, Dad.lraili,
R..fj.,Sindi.llal rai-ki, Looking Claa.ci.Chaira,
Mallr.ft.a, Ae , whirb bo will aoll on rtry rea
aiinalil. lorma for Caab or apprar.d I'uunlrt
I'rodua., m?ilf.!Ln,:'"1
CiH'iip Fiinilliire.
JOHN GULICU
DYHlRKd to Inform hii old frlandi and eua
toman, thnt having onlarxl bia ahnp mad
tneroaaaii bia favoilit.ca for nnuiaturinr, bo ia
now prapared to malt toordar annb Karniinre aa
mmy bt dairad, In Rood alyia and at eboap rate
forCABIl. ll gooarallv baa on band, at bia
Purniiora roome, a vaned aaaortmant ot raadjr
mad funttura, among which art
nrKEAl'S AND SIDE-BOARDS.
Wardrobaaand Book-Caaaa; Cantra. Sofa, Parlor,
brMkfaai and liinin feiaWnaion Tablaa: Com
mon. Fronob-poat.Coitaira.Jann-Iiind and other
Heditaada i Knfa or all fcinoi, w ora-aianaa,
l.t-racka, Waab-ataodai Rocking and Arm
Chain j aprinr-aoat, eaaa-bouom, parlor, com
monandotborCbatrai LookinK-Ulaaaea ofarerT
ditarriptton on band ; and now glaaaoi for old
frit men, which will be pat In on very reuonahle
tormi on ahortoat notice. He alno keepa on band
or furaiahea to order. Com-huak, Hair and Cotton-top
Mattreeaee,
CorriNH or Kvkuy Kind
Made to order, and fun oral attended with a
Uearee whenever deiired. Alao, llnnae Painting
dine to order. Tbe euhecriber alao mamitao.
Uira, and baa eonitanilj on baad, Clement'a
Patent Wasbinf Machine, tbe beat now in nae t
Thuae uainr thia machine never need be with
out clean clot bee! Ne alao baa flyer! Patent
Cham, a ru pari or article. A family veinf thia
Churn never need be without butter !
All tba above and many other artiolea are fur
niabed to eui torn era nheap for Caen or exchanged
for approved eon n try produce. Cherry. Maple,
Poplar, Lin wood and other Lo tuber auiiable for
Cabinet work, taken in izenange lor jurnuu'-e
M-Remember tbe ahon la on Market atreet.
CIee.rt.eld, Pa and noarly oppoaite the "Old Jew
IS oven bar III, ISA J 7
JJOOTUS lAIPROVED
STUMP EXTRACTOR.
Mmwi. booth
A Uumbarger,
Propria tore el
the Improved
STUMP Ki
traetor.wiah it
diaiinctly an
deratood thai
Ihey warrant
tbii metblnt
to dojaatwba'
it la recom
wended ei
eellinp wtber
mafhtnea by
ita bring eon
etrurted on
true pbiloao
phical princt
plea. It will
eitrat tbr
larrert pine
at u np, ant
pnd It above
groond per
mitting th
aoiltoratlbaca
ia tbe bole
and will pall
lb eta aa faat a I
tew men eaa dig tba dirt from the rooti after
eitraapted. It will null (owing to the ait a of the
etumpal fnm forty to one buadrea1 per day. It
will either turn them wear, r aaupesd taem to
be propped np, aa deaired.
Aay pereoa wanting ana of theaa Marbinea
ea tnke it te bia farm, and, if not too far away,
wa will go and belp aet it np and teat it ; if be
ie not aattafted wa will toke it away and ebarge
thing for ewr troabla. Marhiaee IW with
Township Riftnte. fieae MWi... fire.
fctale and Connty higbta fr aale.
BOOTH A RI M R A RflER,
Jefferm Line P. Clearteld Ca Pa
Cr.RTIKICATR,
Wa. tna the nnderatgned, having wltneeaed the
trial of T. J fiiotfa'p Improved 8tump Extractor
the farm of R. II. Moore, near Laberhvrg.
on Batorday and Monday, tba 7ih and titb of
November, take pleaaara In eaytcg te tbe pub
lic, that we believe It to be tba bent machine
aowia aea for eifractlng at u a pa. Itiaof aimple
eonttrartiow, eaaliy managed, wot liable to get
at ef order, and very durabla. Ponr men took
tao machine from the wagon, wben entirely
apart, put It together, and palled a larga pine
eramp in leaa tban one hour. vY taw two aae
pall a larpre eiompwltb eae. They aee a boree.
but be doea bia work ia Uktng out the large at
turn pa, whhowt a bard pull. Mr. Booth, the
Patent, fnlty aaderitanda putting np and
bundling tbe machine. He wouSd adtiaa tboee
in waal of at amp ei trie tore to aee thia one tetted
before pure baaing eUewhera, whirl, they caa do
free of charge by calling on tba Proprietor.
J. C. ftarreu, J. W. Rirkard, R.V. iSpackman.
Joba Nolder, Jofcn Kirk. J. W. Uebagaa,
K. ii. Voora, J. W. Mnllaee, W.B.AIeian der.
Ueo. Klltnger, Wa I. Ilfrk. Andrew Wilaoa,
8. J. Ilnrn, Wm. K. Irvin, K, J Kirk,
Jamea Moore. I,. II. Catlile, Ueo.Wilmn.u
Laver Flegal, Fred'b 8milcy( dot IV If
H. F. N AUGLE,
CLOCK AD WATCH MAKER,
orroaiTt th
inn arnirr
POST OFFICE
ICLSARFIELD
TIII anbaeriber rerpeetlnlly inform, hii eld
patron, and tb. pnblie ren.relly. tbat b.
bo, oa hand, (and I, n,tautly reeeiVi0 .w
addtti.na tb.relo.) a large .took of
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry.
koep Jew.lr, la all Ita form, and of
difier.nl Taluea, either by tb. pi, .r .eL
WATCHER A full a.rartnent of either Oold
or rilrer, made by the beet Anerie.n aad for
eirn mannlaoinrer,, inelndmr n an. lot of fold
aad eilrer hantiff eaaa, lull jeweled, Pai.al
Levera.
CLOCKS Of all de.lfn,. oonriitlnic of elf ht.
day aad thirty boar, of either weight, apnea or
lorora, aad both atrik. and ahum.
REPAIRINli. All kinda of
Clock, Repaired, and warranted.
In addition to what I here enumerated, I keep
a foil aaaortmentof rtpKI" TACI.KS, colored and
plain (leee. Alen,a01.p PKNS and PKSCILS,
r-Pt'0S, F(IKK, III TTKH KSlVKIt, and in
faet eaerytblnt in lb. Jewelry line. If I fail lo
ba.e .a band Jaat nbat a ewetomer may need, I
will order per Are! eipreaa, witbouteitra rearre.
A liberal ahare al public patron.;r l eolirii.d.
MayT, 1H1 y H. F. KAI'dl.E.
READING FOR ALL! I
BOOKS rf- STAT10XERY
M.rkrl Ht., rirarflrld. (al thel Poat Oflirr.)
f 1il K nnderetKned he rn leare tn announce to
1. the eitiien, of ( leal field and ririnity. that
he baa Sited ap a room and bna juat relumed
fro, tbe etty with a l.r. amount of twaJinf
matter, coaaietjnf ia part of
Bibles and Miscellaneous Books,
Tlank, Aernwnt and Paa. Boob, of every da.
"Tiplloo I Taper and Kneel. .fee, Prrnrk prexed
nd plain i lea, and Pencil.; Blank, Lrral
nper,, Herd,, Morlf.fra , Ju.lirmeel, Kmp
Hon and I'roaila'orj note, t Whitaanil p.reh:
went Brief, Lec.1 Cap.Heenrd Cap .nd Hill C.p ,
Bheet, Muaie l..r either I'iano, Flute or Violin
enneuntly on hand. Any hooka or elallonery
deaired that I eaay aot hare oa hand, will be or
ordered by Srat eirren. and eold at wk.i.le
or relail to anlt raetnairrn. I will alao kerr
period, oal literature, rack aa Masaiinea. N'ewe.
paper,, ie. j.. A. oaLui.
Ll.ar6.ld May 7, 1S18 tf
ORGANS & PIANOS.
KSTYtf AND MASON f- 1UMLLS.
rl l.Ll T
n. J. ff AYKfl, CarwenfTllla, Pa.
i t a s r i . i h m M n hTL o Th i i7 m7i, m .
Tbo nndoroirned heredr iv cilice, that
tbor aril nmy the h ri.f.t mnrttH pnec tr a r"d
Qiihtol LOMJ MIIM.I.KS; nnd Ibo haunt
will Sod It in their mterr.t le . . I
liooacnaiina .
then n call before eilllc. el-oher. "
.H"8. HI W A KOK.
rkrarSeld, Muck , la, tf
fpHK -l.AKT TIL
and "UOl.IlKS H'lKK"
X of th. I moa PaciSc. to he aeon at
WM. IIKKI) A COS.
rpilR HKMOCR
I 1IT and K
frioa H aea'.,, a.
ATIC ALMANAC for 1 oelft
S for ante al Ihe port Offiee.
hi rn a. MjreM. JJciS-lf j
cunrtni unit VLifhlnj ,vlio,i.
a. r, "i iui
BOYNTON
FOUNDERS k
". ol l.
& YOUNG,
MACHINISTS
Manufacturer of
TOETABLE & STATIONARY
STKAI ENGINES
Corner of Fourth and Pine Street it
u.KAiti n:ri, pa.
nAVINO enjuirrd In th. mannfartnro of trat
olaai M A U II I N K It Y , wo rea jmI full inform
Hi. publia tbat wo aro now prepared to All all
order, aa obeapljr and aa promptly ai can bo don.
in any of tb. ciliea. We manufautura and deal In
Mulajr and Circular Saw-Mills,
ana mooka, WaUr Whoala, Bbaftinf Pnllfya,
uirioro lijilor, Moam Oaugr,, BUam Wbiatloa,
uii.ra, 1 allow Cupa. Oil Cup,, Gaug. Cocka, Air
locaa, Ulono Voire,, C'book V.lr.a, wrought iron
Pip.,, Fleam Pump,, Boil.r Food Punpa, Anti
Fri.tion Alotrra, Boap Hi on, Parkinn. Uum Pack
ing, aod all kinda of MILL WORKj log.Uior
witb riowa, Bi.d bole,,
COOKAXD PARLOR STOVES,
and other CASTINGS of ail kinda.
fr-Order, aulicited and AIM at el IT prion.
All lollcra of inquiry with nfarenco lo machinarj
or onr manulaclure promptly anawored, by add re.
in( aa at Cloarn.ld, Pa.
dl-tf BOrNTON A YOt'KO
planing WiU5.
NOTICE.!
Wm. Powell.
W. W. JB.ua.
a. j. iti:i:i a co.
CLEARFIELD
PLANING MILL
ALL RIGHT!
fpiIH proprietor. rwpootfolly inform tb.oitiarn,
A of CloarAeld eonnty, tbat they bar. entirely
refitted thia Mtabli.hmeat with th, latut ireproied
wood-working marbian-y, and are now prepared
lo oiecwto all order, in tb.tr lino of bniinma.
They will f Ira ..porial atteotio. to th. manufao
ture of material for bona, building, auch aj
FLOORING, WEATHER -BOARDING,
SASH, DOOKS, BLINDS,
mt.tr at th .not Lni.rcs,
OF ALL 8TTLKH,
W. alwaya hara on band a larM otoek of URT
Ll'MKER, and will pay oaak for all clear Lumber.
One-end a half inch panel ,t.ff preferred.
Lumber Manufactured to Order,
Or eichanf ed, to .nit evatomera.
ItfA-OrdFra aolieited, aad Lumber furniibed on
abort notion and oa reaaooabl. term..
O. L. KtED A CO.
Clearneld. Kor. T, lSf,7.
P,TTon
Ihtib
-Jou Parroa,
-. 1. R. Iawia.
E. B. PATTON & CO.,
Ilarinf (tied np a Aral-clan
PLANING MILL
Art prfjn-J to furninh all kindi of
Manufaclured Lumber,
Flooring;. Sidinf, 8urace-r reiwd Lum
ber, Sash, Doors, Blinds,
And every deacriptioa of
PLAIN AND FANCY MOULDING.
jJfr-IVelcre will find it to their a'lrantajr to
eoueult our prioea before purrha.tnc eleewhere.
AdJre.e, K, 11. I'illUN A to.,
CurweneTille,
Dee. S, lHf.S If ClearSild count, Pa.
lloiv lo Nave Jlonej.
THK timoo aro bard: ynw'd llko to know
How yon BtaT oavo Tior do) lart)
Tbo waj to do tt I will how.
If yon will road hat follow.
A naa who litod not far from bora,
Who worked bard at bit trad,
Hot bad a booaehnld to oupport
That aquaaderod all ba mado.
I met him oneo. fliya bo, "My friend,
I look thread bear and rough
Io tried to jrt my net f a oaii,
Bnt oan't aare np enough."
Bare T, wty friend, bow mack bar yo f
I'll tell yoa where to po
To Kt a anit that onand and eboapt
To RKIZKNblKllS A Co.
lie took what little ba bad eaved,
And wont to Heiirneiein A llroiherfl.
And there b got a bandootao aalt,
For half ht paid to ether.
Now ba la bona, b iooki ao well.
And (heir e flee I It aneh.
That when they uko their dally .waal,
They don't oat half a much.
And now ho ftndi on Saturday night,
With all tboir want enpplied.
That ba baa money left to fpend,
And tome to lay aside.
ITl good aueceaa, wl'h cheerful inilf,
lie irUdly telle to all.
If you'd ee money, go and bo
Tour eithe at
RKUKNbTEIN'S CLOTniSO HALL.
Whom the rkrapoet, fttoet and brM flotbing
aad jrnod Fornihmt Ooodi ran ba bad to mt
overy tajto and In ovary atyla aprl 1, t7
Democratic Almanac.
r iII IK tntaluaiilr puhltoatinn i Tor ale at Ihe
X pwl uffine. t hnnld he in the handi of every
I 'Marie-r I. Jt roataiiia lull rlrrliim rrtome fntm
eiery ooant in the I'nited Htalee; Iseeide. the
num. -er f T iHOtl ooiiUin a oniniilrto tit lif the
name of all Ihe new-paper rU..rrsil and m.itM
! daring l,imwln'e edminMrtton ; and I hut fur lM(7
onntaina t Ire naenee "f all thee eirilianx who were
impnae slnnng Ibe mm period. Tbew two
- .. , . . .
' ,nr "'""'nee, arc wortn more tl
htsn
' pncol the pul.lnu.lina. The nnmlter lor I
tea. .o lull of ralual.le atatiatice. Aiironeeenrlinf J
M ecnle lo Ihe I'o.l .Ma.lrr, will rcceire by rrlurn ,
mail a copy lor each year, tree of poetajre. jc2a:lf .
rTrneeee and abdominal aupportra of erery
a aiou or tne leteet ln,r.eorem.nl.. Cn ..I.
I thenraj Store of HARTSWICK A lhWlN,
1)1. ANK ( OMIT A II I Em HALLS POK
4J aart at thi cltas
ti. V.tcrtiiinr.
.a t. 1, nl. ' "-
DOVER k SHAW,
(Utl 4.1. lilt,)
NKW AND FIRST-CLASS
DRUG STORE,
.Jlarkel St., flearflrltl, 1V.,
(Ailjolnlnf atom of R. Mnaeop )
HAVINO pnrchaa.d the abo.e Store Room.
nd re lilted it entirely, making it in a'l
re.peola a FIRST-CLAHH DHUll MORR. w.
ar. now opening. tootTer to tli. public,. FULL.
COM 1M.K f K, and l-TUICTl.Y PI IIU .,o,t
moot of Druir,,, Cb.tnieat,, Paint,. Dye HlurT,,
i. A., .ontiatinn of Dili, Palnla, Varoi.bei,
DKUGS, PATH NT JIUIMCINKS
Dya Btulla, Tobacoo, CiKara, Confectioneries
Htatioeery. An.
rilYSJC'IANS
Will find their stock of Druge FULL and COM.
PLEI K,aad alatary alifblaimne.oa EaaUrn
price,.
SCHOOL BOOKM.
Tearhera and othari will ba furnitbad i(b
elaficaland miMallanaoo book bj txpraM.at
httrt nunc.
RTATIO.VKKY,
CoORlalinr of Cap. Flat Cap, Foolaeap, Latter .nd
P.rrotued Not. Panere; al.o, a v.ry neat atock
of Moornin, Note Paper and Koaolopea on band.
P.ua, Panci1. Ink. Ae.
HOU.SKKEEPEHS
Will dud a full .lock of FUKK SPICKS, FODA,
SODA AHI1. Concentrated I.YK. KlrAP, e.
LADIES AND L'EXTLEMEX
Are raqulod toaiamina Ibiitlockof farfatnar,
Hiir Oils Fina Toilet ttoapn, Brutbti, Coinbi,
Toiltt He!!. Ac . Ac.
8 MOKE US AND CHEWEKS
Will find a full aupply of prim. Cb.wioa; and
bruokint TOllACi-O, Imported and DoKeetie
CIUARB, bnnlT. Fioe-Cui. Ao , Ao.
CAKHON OIL,
Of the beat brand., alway, oa band.
LIQUOIW.
The bed quality of Liquor, alwaya band, for
ai.dir.l purpo,.,.
Mr- Phyvioiene' Preaerlptiona promptly and
earetully eowioondd.
May in.
UEJIOYAI.
HARTSWICK & IRWIN,
DKUGGISTS,
Market hlrtrt, dear fold, Fa,
YTB b)f laara to Inform aor old and nw
V V eafWnara, tbat wo hava rcaiovcd oar
tablihaiaot to tba apaeioaa naw bafldinx jail
rortad oa Marked trvft, noarly adjoining tba
Maaioa Houaoon tna wMt, and opDomlo Maiati.
Grabaai A Bunt' tort; wbra wa rotpaotfuilj
invito ua pan 1 1 10 ooa ana any uair
Drugs, Chemicals. Patent Medicines,
OILS, PAINTS AKD VAKMSUB3.
Onr Btoek of trft aod Kadieiaes eoasiftf of
TrjthtD wad, avlaetod witb tba fraauit
aaro, ana
WAJIKAHTED STEICTLY PURE!
Wo al koon a full itoek of Dvrt. Perfunorirt,
Toilt artirlM, fcuap. Tooth Uraabaa, Hair
Hruvbaa, Wbiwwaak Bratboa, and a? try othor
kind llruBboa. w a nara a Urge lot or
WHITE LEAD, TUKI'ENTIXE,
FlaiMed Oil, Paint,, and ia fact .Terytbing
teed ia the painting buiineea, wbicb we oiler at
City pure, to eab buyera.
TOBACCO AND SEOAUS,
Confectionery, fplc. and tbo larje.l 'itock of
tan, tie. .ear oD.reo la tbi, place, and warrant
ed to n of the beet lb. Market afford,.
1. O. HARTSWICK,
KT.it, IMS. JOHN F. IRWIN.
Tha Great Eiternal Eemedj.
Tor Mas and Doaat.
IT WILL CURE RHEUMATISM
T1! ITpaflifn ftfthl) Htrraf inti mn wn nub-llsli'-tl,
rial littl nn. W t I tn .M Mnsfrtlfin
ti It la nr-r-r f,i'4 lo tnrr FAlSTVL
VVKVol A A rr.'t'T,v. 'i t'TR A'TI (i MI'S.
'! I ?. STIFFVf s- A V VW IV Til K JOIVTS
It I 'ItVS.SWFI I O K Vint,.! I UltfTIMf t rT.
'rrmis RfWt-d wti kiiufnntitini nan he ra-rtiinlij
art'l rmwiMiiifimM i ri mi u.t. toniMil fwt.
rua . itte-nHrNt4M Vo f.im dt suU t.nc imattl.ftU-tv
on Witii BpfTifsi
r'M. IVIU IIS-TI1.A, fti.lt IIINV'IMl poloY
lU'tI fur ri I 4ft lA 0'RAINKI J(1T-
TIFFNRia of THfi HTIFI FS.fca. Il will prvTrnt
II -MOVT HoHN nod KAK HACK IS UlLtU
OiUH,
mr -rim rrri tnor fQ br,neip my
Mlitar v-tMn thr i-rri .ft.'. Fnl.tic I r.i l,r ia
l'lMfalt.r,V,,rt,l lvt, tu, I'ru-plrt. Veix'aAVnW
and larnrra, t-tif'irn u Its rura.tir Hiwtrt
DAVID E. rOl'TZ, Sub Propria
Baltimore, m.
Fr onto y llartpwirk A Irwin, CW-arflrld. anfl
by dmpfisu ud iter kwpen thrvochnnt tb?
1 aited MifM. (If It 1-1;
NATURE'S GREAT RESTORER.
C II i: K T z s
Celebrated Bitter Cordial.
TTITB sedtoal preparation li now offeird te
the publia aa a reliable eahatituto for the
many worthiest eempoaad whieb now flood tbe
fcaraeu It ta purely vejremti!, aonpoeed ol
varione her be. gathered from ibe great atore
boueo of nalnre. and aelteted wilb the otmofi
oare. It U not roooaaniendrd an a Ci ii-Au,
hut by ita direct aad aaiuiary .bflurneo open
the Heart. Lirer, Kidneys, Lunri, htomerb and
BoweU.it acta both at a prereotii a aBd rnre
for mnr of the dineaeei to whirh tboee organi
are anhjeet It it a reliant Family Medieino,
and eaa be taken by either infant or adalt wilb
tb am beai-fleial renulte. It i a eerUin.
( prompt and epoedy remedy for Uiarrfawa. It-
entary, rewel eomplaint, Tyripepsia. LowaeM
of spirit, Fainting, Mekheadarhe, H. Ftr
Chill aad fever ot all kind, it i far bettor aad
eater than anjr qaioina. aitbnnc any cf it per
nieion effect. It oreat an a petit, pmret a
powerful digeeter, a-d will posjnierart the eflert
of liqunr In a few minute. Prepared bvJAfOB
8CHKKTZ, Ht.t pr.prietor. N. W. e.-r. Fifh
nnd Kara treU Philadelphia, Pa. 9old by
11 Urnggui. novil ly
Attention, Afflicted!
fpilK enbarriber ,le, nolire ll.t be baa
I reanmed tbe panel lee of Medirine in I.uth
er.burtr. where be intend, to drrote bi, alien
lun to the treatment of CHHCXIC MSKAfKS
in general He will keep on hand a choice ae.
lectioa of DRIiliSand WKOiriNKS aiiantcd to
the treatment of ehronie diaeaaea, and may he
eonrulted al ail oee al any boar ef the day.
N. B. A word to thue, afflicted with chronic
dieeneee maybe to rnaia adeanlae. Ur
ar aor be aware thel counrnr l'hairlan, whn
do a atntae pr.rlir. bar. not Tina lo attend te
the IrcetoHenl of rnnovrr diaeaaea, and eoaae.
surntly arouarr them ; hence hie claa, of dia
eaae. require, nxri,r,i?K attention.
IIKoHilK WILSON, U. D.
Lulhenhirg, Feb. 21, lanS tf
Beale's Embrocation,
(LATE rotlLL'R,)
For rU diae Incident ta IIire, Oattla, and
numaa Mh( roqainng the aa el aa
OBternaJ applieatioa.
Thia F.mhrtsration wa eitenntely need by
Mir uiiimiiMPni norini in war.
For p1 by Hamwiek A Irwin, Clearfield.
Jnpb it. Irwin, I'nrwoniTillon laniel
lander. La:herebur if
R. 1J. TAYLOR'S
LIME AND COAL YARD,
(Near ihe Railroad 1'rpot,)
CI ICARI II I II, PIA A.
IKMItltACE tl.l. method of Informln, Ibe
puLiie, thai I hare oned up a yard f,w Ihe
eele of wood or foal-burnt I.I Ml; and Antheaeli.
Him
Cl'AU in Ihe loironpU of Clearneld, and hare
completed arranfreeaonte with eaatem dealer, b)
wliu k 1 can keep n lull enppl? ron.tentlr oe hand.
Which will he di.poeed ol .1 rceonahle retca, ht
the tun. bu.hcl or car load, le auit purrhaaora.
Thow al a di. lance ren n.ldrea, me hy letter, and
obtain all aeeeaaary Information hr return mail.
R. R. TAYLOR.
ClearSeld, P. , F.h. It, Iftf lf
$ fiptfls, C.i-prnlfS, tTtr.
(JtCEMT II Ai:,4AI.S
cf More in Mulsnnburgl
lu the room formerly owepied by P. T. Hegarty.
L. M. COl'TRIET
FrAKES thia method of lnfruiln the clliien,
1 of t'ormirtoo. K.rlliau., tlirurd .nd th. ,or
rounilin rountre, that li ha, )nl opened a l.r
toi-k of KI'MMKII (HMllioi. nhli-h he Ir deler
n.ioe.1 to ,.ll TK.N I'KK fKM I'll KA PFH thau
th. tame quality of flood, can he purcliaaed for In
any other atora in tba aeihborhood. Hi, neck
eonalate of
Dry Goods of nil Kinds,
Kucb a, rlatlnetl,, Ca,,lmerr,, Mo, Una, Delaine,,
Ltuen, llrtllinr. raliciwa, TriinttJiliK,
Kibboiia, Lace,
READV-MADE CLOTIIINa, BOOTS
fcHUKS, HATS A CAPS.
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS.
Coffee, Tea, Hufir, Kir, MlafMf Fih, Stlt,
Linwrd Oil, Fiib Oil, C'arbua Oil.
Hardware, Queensware, Tinware.
Cutinfri, Plow nnd Plow Caatinjfi, Kaila, Ppikci.
Corn Cvl lira tun, LVler I'rftaaoa. aud
all kladi of Aim.
iV-Mr PIowi aro of tho Carwoniville and
Cnir county nako, and aro warraatod to fco of
good cjuahly.
Drugs and Medicines,
Parfamarj, PainU, Vami-h, Olaai, and a fonoral
aaaortmant of tilationerj,
GOOD FLOUR,
Of different breude, alwaya oa band, and will be
told at tha lowoet poeeible fif nroa.
Liqrons,
Such aa BltAKDT, WIKK, GIM A WUISKY
tMS pound, of Wool wanud fur wbiab the
highest prlo. will be paid.
ci.ovr.R 8i:ed,
On band and for aula at tb. iow.it anarkat price.
Alao, Agent for Wil.on ', Strattonrille
TUItESUING MACUIKES.
.Call aad pee for youreelvae. Toa will find
.verylbing aaually kept in a retail atore.
L. M. CUL'TRIET.
Frenchtill. P. 0., Jan. , lbG.
Down I Down 1 1
THE LAST ARRIVAL
AN D OF COURSE THE CHEAPEST I
A Proclamation against High Prices I
"VtS aro now optiinf np a Ii4 af tho baat and
V f moat aeaaunnltlo titMida and V irtl orcr
offirrd in tbii market, and at nnena tUat rmiod
one of tho food old dya of cbeap things. Tboao
wbo lack Uiib M).a ihif point, ur dacia our alla-
gatiuni uit-rDnou, nca but
l4LL .IP Ol ft BTORE,
Corner Front and Market itroels,
Wbera Uiit ran ano, frol, bear and know for tbtm
arlvea. 1 o fully audfrtsttuid nbat ar cheap ruo1i,
th ta must be done. Wa do aot sJeen it DsxaVMrr
to ?n 11 w era t e and item 1 to oar itxk. It it enough
1 r bi 10 ftau mat
We have Everything that ib Needed
and eon turned in tbia market, aod at price tbat
ajuuifn iKrta 01a and rowg.
d(s2(l JO.-KI'H FIIAW A PON.
FIdOlTIC.FJa.ACD
AND
TROTISION STORE,
THE nnder.ijned hnre )u,t raeeiTed at their
new atand in Hailaccton, a full supply of
Eour, Feed, Corn Meal, Bacon, &c,
COAL OIL, (at reduced rate.,)
A food arlirla of TOSACCO, CIGABS AXD
FMOKINO TOBACCO, eonnantly oa hud.
All of which will be aold at LOW RATES fur
CASH or j-irrn ia oxebanf. for tlllNCJLLS and
LIMBER.
Wa rrapeetfully aak tb. pahli, ta f ii. aa a
trial before parehaeinf elaewhera.
J. R. READ A CO.
W.Uarwton, April 7, lft,.
EDWARD PERKS k CO.,
Flour IniiufncturorK.
And telrrt in
GRAIN OF ALL KINDS,
rUILlPSBCKO, PA.
Vrn.i, n-PM.T of rLorn, wheat.
COKN and l'UtP oonatantly oa band, and
lor aale at rate, remarket,!, low.
(feWtl
Xcm Mine nnd Liquor Store.
I. L. R EIZINSTEIN,
naoniiLi niiLta i
WINES &. LIQUORS,
MARKET FT, CI.EAPFIELD, PA.
-9Fu1l nock of Wine. Brandr. Oin. Whi.kr
and AicohoL alwara oa band. Special attention
paid to aeoarina a naro arlicl. for baaranrntal
and mcdiretl parpiMca. )an21-tf
The Lightning Tamer.
flHE nnder.lrned are the aole tr,ri in thin
l cnntr for the "North American Ualraniard
LltlHTMXO RODS." Tbeee are Ibe onl, aafe
rode now in aae. and are endoroed by all Ike
nrienlifio men ia tha eewntry.
W. kerrhy antif, the ctliiea, nf Ihe ennnty
thai we will rat them ap a k.ll.r rod and lor
leaa money, tbnn ia charred by the foreife
eirenta who annnally iracrae th. eonaty aad
carry o( aur little ce.h, aerer tn return.
KXCOfKAGE HOME LABOR.
Thoee wlihine; ll,httiln Rod, erected oa
their building, need hot addreea aa by loiter, or
cell in pereoa. W. will pat them up anrehere
,o meeouuiy, ana warrant them. Too Hod, and
f ixture, raa b. ..en at aur tin, by calling .1
our.tere. MEhHELL A lllliLbR.
Clearfield, June II, lea
GUNSMITH ING.
n r.M v a I..
THR anHcrairned ne. leare to inform bia old
and new cuatomma. and Ihe t.uhlir arcoerall.,.
thai he baa Sited np a new I.I N Mtul'. on tlie
h.1 on Ihe corner of H1 RTII and MARKKT
atreeU. Clearfield, Pa., where be will keep e
,lanth- em band aad moke to order ell aJ' "r
fun,. Alan, yune re tMired, rc-reenie''11. nnd
neatly repaired oa abort aoticc. order, by
mail will receive prompt a!'-'""
ledmTd J'HN MOORR.
a. h. rrLLRa"
R..w. a. nrrnitaari
FULLERTON & McrHERSOU,
KCKP ewniuatty on band and for aole, Freeh
meat, each a
BKEF, VJ5AL, JirTTOX. Ac,
Frcb Fl.h, aad all Veectahlaa ia acwen ;
Canned Fruit,, lluller. ljrd. Ae., which they Will
erll al Ihe loweat market prtre,.
Cai paid lor I A1T1.K. Rl TTFR, Ac.
Room on Market Ftrcct, eppoeitr Ihe Conct
MonaeCleaitVld. Pv (Maj li, '(.t it.
CWAIMW rS '-KATsraii'eSe'', iMeffrd
It Diaeerwrv. Helmhold'a Heehn n.a...
Lirer Oil, Jaa.a and Arer', l.,l,.. or.....
kind, lor aale kr HARTSS.'ICR A IRWIN.
1)l neile;
J llooflan t', (,
lOBllICn. Ilnbhair.. Teeke'a
laermaa.llu.l. Iter'a.nil flMM...
Oii,anated Hitler. 1 alao pare l.lquara. f all
kind, for tt.dieinal purporea. fi r aale hr
M.iilrondi.
TVHt'N E ClEAKHKI.ni Mascc
O and after U-y, AlUlL U, tn w
t'efeneef Iraint Will raa stoitv
hun.iai.1 keteeen Irrooe enl 1,,1,
one raeenr.r Train b1 laei T
.'low an,
iel.l. a, I
I.FAVK hlU'Tll.
Ctearfi.ld S-3e. r. Ttron, , ,M
I'hilii .buia ar 10, " . I .areola ",,'
...,.p.o,f vll ,,
Oareola ...
Tyrone ...
..4 lb,
..6.10.
to 1 1 I, .
... 1!,,.
nrarfi.M .
VMiK AND IISH.vtKs
FROM CI EAKFIKll)
"OM TVROJt
K
f
Slateea.
Leonard
Woodland....
Micler.
W.JIareton H
IM.i. Hall ...
Sutiona, ?
t
s
U Inlereeelt...
J" Veaeearoa. f
Tl Oarooer ,
Ii Ml. Heaiaai.'.'.'n
4" Keeiiftil n
Sand, K..J,..jj
o FrHlB f
60 Oar cola
OA Itunoar.,,, j)
7A Hteiner't . jj
0 I'tllilpfcbarg.s,
SI lllue Hull
n Wallaeetoo.-. u
.... s
....II
....1.1
IMilllp.burK IT
Kleiner,' 1 ej
llonlar.. id
treroola Ut
I'owellton 24
riaady HllKr....M
huuiiiiit 27
Ml. Hle.aant.....1
flarilner
33 Si US' lllclrr i.
Vanaeoroe .
.31 I 0d Hoodland,
Interaeetion.
Tyrone. ...
.....IT
...SI
1 IS l.eon.rl ,
J ii.
I ll ( lenrHrld
si I JO
neiieionie, ra f3 03 Mtdflleiowa
1-sss-k Haven 2 70 Maneti..
WiJIiamnirorl- S fc1 Leimaater ""i,
HuntinrtlooM 1 0. HHILA1)K1.FHU ;t
LrWinown I rv AIIOODI j y
Mmrj9V); 4 &tt ' Jotmtltmn. j M
HAItKIHBtlHJ ... 4 7ilFlTl.-hl Mii..!T u
Paaaenireri loaviiig Cienrlteia nt J.3( .
Phil porjr at p. Otoeoia u 4 U V
a T ivm v.wv y. u., mmmHf OOr.itM
with Cincinnati Ktpreu IbnM at 0.1" b k .
with Mail Wet at S.4I p. in., on W.n Lid,:' al
wim ua tafte ciprtij, tnavin Iroutat 'it
tm., am mi j at bellalonta at i.4i p u k
ck llnrra at 10.10 p. an., ronneciin( mi jm
Mail Kaat on tho Philadelphia and Lrit hw4
J 1.21 p. v.,arriTng al W ilitaniun al 12.40 sm
Hoturninir pwoiiRera leanoc illwaap-an
S.14 a. aa., aa trie klail H eat, anireat LuekhV
vew al 9 21 a. as., eonutting wub bald U(4
Kiprc leifi(t Lock JUtcd at U'.2l .
riMug at Bel lei on to at ll.i4 a. n...Hoon
j ai 9. it 9 p. tn., ana i rmne at i.zv p ra
tUHAKU II. VILLIAaMo,
tieneral HHpenntendojL
3E0IttJ C. WiLki.N's,
nyi9 If Pu-eiiDteo4iai
Philadelphia d. Erie Rallroai
WINTER TIME TABLE.
ON and after MGKDAY, SEPT. Stk. Hfl ft.
train, oa th. Philadelphia A ir Anl
wa win raa a. ioiiowp :
Vo.tw,.rd.
Mail Train leare. Pkilad.lpkia. IMS.
I. do... St. Mary a Hi PH.
a7 arnroaia.na H.u, It p. g
Iri. KsprM. leare, Pkiledelphia-...! I.M 1
Do do.... ftL Mary a S.Iii.M.
Il.......-arrir, at Erie- 1(,M i.
r.a.i av .re.
Mall Train lea Tea brio. S U1K,
Io do...SL Mary',. . I !i f, b
are. em, a al railed, lpnia... s It 1
Srla Eiprae, l.ara, Eri.. J I, , a
Io 4o...bl. Mary a. I II p .
v rrir.at rhilad.lpbtr.... 1 2t f M.
Eipreea eaat connect, at Corry, Mail nr
torry ana imn.ton, Klpre,. weal at lrvtuna
witb train, oa Oil Creek o Ailirbtnr hirers k.
ALFKKll L. TiLlk
taeneral burertata,int
?anhs.
Clearfield County Bank.
fpUS Cleeiteld Ceaaty Baak a, aa ireerwv
M. led tnaitlatioa kaa (on. eat of riuteaa, r
toe aarrender af ita rharwr. aa May 11. i)lt
All iu Mork la awa.d by tba aaherriben. aht
will eontmue th. Banking baaineaaal ta. mm
plare, a. prirete bankere, under tb, Srw aaa,
of tbe "ClearSelS County Bank." H a ante,
eponaiblefor tbe debt, ot the Itai.k, aaJ oil! air
iu note, oa demand at tb. eeueter. l,aeiia
rwoeired aad latereat paid when atoary ia Mill
n Sled line. Paper diacouated at ,ti air tret
a. heretofore. Our peraoaal rrrioaeibilitf k
pledged for all Xlepoeil. roeeired tad banaen
tranaietrd. A continuance af tb, liberal an.
ronaite of th. batinne, an. a of th. roeetr iinv
rpetuiully aollei'-ed. A, Preeident, Ca.hier ui
offieerj of the late ClearSeld Coanty Baak.e,
reoutr. tn. aot., or laid tlank to U prmawl
for redeaptioa.
JAS. T. LKoNARD, TitCBARD FRAW,
WM. PORTER, JAS. B. HhAUiM,
A. K. WKIUHT. . L. REliD,
wm. A. Wallace.
The bnalnraa af the Bank will be aoad.rud
Joba M. Ad, an., f ... aa Caabiw. liaaiiH
J. I'. M'Uirk. EJward Peril.
B AnKQ 4 COLLECTION HOUSE
McGirk & perks.
Fueaora to Footer, Perks, A Co.,
Phlllpriburff, Crntrw Cauuty, ra.
" "1 x II F H E all tbe boainoe of a Rauktn), Haw
V f wil oa tnumacted iromt(lT aLd uto tW
rnoti farra.le term a marT-tf
County National Bank.
CLEARriCLP, PA.
TUI8 Bank ia aew opra and read; ferae,
aera. OlCea on Second atreel. ia lb, Mii4.
ing formerly occupied by Leonard. I iaae) i (a.
niuacToM Ann orriren,.
AS. B. ORAbAM,
BIClUrD FHiW
WM. A. WALLACE,
A. K. WRIUUT,
P. W. MOORE,
ja?S.' Ceabter.
WM. PORTS',
6 bO. L. Rtk.ll.
JAS. T. LION ARB.
Trenaiil
larhsmuliina.
Xeir JllacliMiiith Shop.
FECOND FT., CLEAKriELP, Pa.
pfrlR nrderlr;ned bega to Infnrm hi, rnolt
1. aad the iBbahttama ol th, horoUKh of Tner
Id and .nrrounding neighborhood, that k k
row ready lo eiecute all order, either ia twin
aterL
HORSE SI10EIX8 oa tba noil aprrrril
city atrlc.
A 1.1. KINDS OF SAW. MILL IRON.' ail
El) I N E work, logmen', tool,, Mnthookaitrmi.
graha, Ae.
i-lcl tool, of all kind, mad, af bait Ek
ar A me leaa atecl.
IvavAII any work la warranlel llr, lu
faction, ar aot charred for.
S AMOS RXNNAUV
GREAT KXCITKklEVT AT
THOMAS BEERS'S I
J7VFRTB0DT trying lo (el tbereSret. for fa?
J of briar, crowded onl lata the eold,
II yoa want flood Shoeior done, fre e, Rarer.
If yoawaat ,oer fsieC, ime.d.i.hi. cote Uriu
If yoa waal (ood Al ill Irene, to lo !
If yea want yonr w,roa Ironed in tb, kill
tele and workmaaehlp. re 10 Frtet
Raane aaakea the keel htnrep M.eVe le 0
Ptete. aad do, all kiadaef HLAt h-MITII,"
a, cheap aa cea be doea la the ccent, 'v'ip,.
My Peat C-Sice addran I, rieerf ' i'. ikA
TB-1
Born Tp., Hoe, IS. Ic "
Cleeld Nursery.
EVu.'lUGE HOME IM'1'STET.
f lll R andeniened. haelnw e,tah!ikrd
1 eery ea Ihe 'Pike, nhonl hall way heiweal
Clearlleid and Cu-wenerllle. I, prepared te Wj
alak all kinda of FKI IT TH KKS. (.taadardaai
dnnrf.l Kmrrreena, chruhbery. Uraee '
Uooreberriea, Lewloa Rl.ckherrr,
I aad Kaaberry Vine. AI,o, hibcriaa Cra Trcak
Wninco, and early ecirlel Rhaharh, ... v'"
promptly atteaded ta. Addrcaa,
4. V. MHO '.
ep SS y Curweniiil
r.
Lime lor Salel
THK underaircoel. r.-.i.lm, near the a-r't
anado coerplela arrenrement, ol'k
Rurnera earl of the mnuntein, nbereoT be i caa
bled to keep roa'iantl) ea hand n mTjc "
l'UIIF LIMt!
whick ba offer, lo farmer, and hoiMer, ,1 J' J
. . . . . , H,el eoeM er
1 OOP. I. PIU I 1M.
welt to, (fire ni, a call, or addrrm
l Idler, er
fore aerotiattna tbeir lime.
F C. PA!
HcarSeld, Pa.. June S, Iff.
fA;TI:i0ne rood Fl.AfKSVITIJ MJ1
l one mnu lo work in wood roeaiof.
W.ron.. Flump IKaehinee. Aa. Fii't'r
men witb email ramtlir,. Apple 10
Hi KiT R S hi MPAStirS.
augl (if J'.feco, Ua, n: Sal "'7l '
BATW A IlflJS,