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THE SMITH HOUSE,
.orneroi iveea inirn iMrerts,
ci r.Anm.rn, ta.
(Opptito tht PuNBKir Depot.)
milk nnderslgned has erected this large and
ooranmttof house fbf tb entertainment and
coonmtvUltoD of the trereHng puhlia. II there,
fort svlicifs traeelers and sojourners re riy bin
a call. Hit TAIil.K will U supplied with the
bent the market affords, and charges reasonable.
fhJ-AmfiU stabling to accommodate teamsters
1l tlnrhftl to tbe house.
THE LEONARD HOUSE.
(Nwrthl Railroad Depot,)
REED STREET, CLEARFIELD, PA.
O, r. COODFICM.OW, Proprietor.
ft KEW ft nrt -class Hotel In every respeot-
oom.ortaoie rooms an cne niodorn improve
ttot tbe bft of LIQUORS prompt attend-
tnee, ud reasonable charges. The patronage, of
the nuiM Is respect.uuy solicited. Teamsters
wilt pleaee tihe notice thai a largo barn hai jut
Veen erected fbr the sheltering uf horses, loaded
wacontandearriarfl faavinc aoomtnodlouf vard
adjacent to the Freight and I'asseng or depot. jrSO
THE MANSION HOUSE,
Csracr of Second and Market Street a,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
rnHI3 eld ud eoaatnedtoaa Hotel baa. daring
M wefeM year, aeea tniargeu 10 double lu
Ivreir ouultf for the entertainment of siren
ifm en 4 sweets. The wbdo butUing bee been
Yefuraished, end the proprietor will spare no
pains to render tit fuesu comfortable while
laying with him.
jrVlbe "Manatee Hom" Omnibus runi to
, and from the Oepot oi the arrival and departure
f eaehtren. . . iAVll JU11NSTUN.
owtf Proprietor.
THE WESTERN HOTEL,
CLEARFIELD. FA.
Till robacrfW having leaaed for a tern of
yeare tbla well-known Hotel, (kept for nian y
7rt by Mr. Lanlch,) and reined and refur
iahed It throughout, 1c now prepared to enter
taia traveler! aod tb. public generally upoa
derail it U hopad allk. agreeable to both patr.ni
sad proprietor. Hit TABLR and BAR will
be eupMl.d wltk tht but tb. market efford.j
nd ao paina will b. iparad on hii part to add t
the convenience and cotn'urt of hi. gue.ta.
JOUS DOUUHERTtr,
ctll Prop.ictor.
THE ALLEGHENY HOTEL.
MARKET St.. CLEARFIELD, Pa. j
THIS large end eomtnodions new hotel bin
been opened for the veeemniodation of the
publie, where the proprietor will be glad te meet
bit oia in
As
r-e r
U C v
'Wlfubrrjirr A r.
-i Tr n n n n n it
AT
LOWEST PRICES!
J. 1.
BLATTEM5ERCER,
& CO.,
NOW OFFER AT THEIR
Ilamuioth Store,
' Iff OSCEOLA, PA.,
LARGE & WELL-SELECTED
Spring & Summer Goods,
PURCHASED AT THE LOWEST MAR
KET RATE3, AND TO BE BOLD AT
A SLIGHT ADVANCE ON COST.
Vhlladflpliia dicrtljsrmrnls.
FALL AND WIN7TR FASmnnn!
Pari, and Undoa wltk lb. Ul.M
- ."fani trimming, t. . Hoard
ParU, .ach a.
LAOr.H. RIBBOJIR. VKI.VKTS, Fl.OWKRB
BHIDAI, VKII.8. FINK JKWKI.KY. .J
THIMMKn PAHKR PATTKIINH, DltK8
Kiclualr. amnt for Mra. If. Wnrl'. ul.k..
tr.trm ftir euttinx ltdii-.' Jretfd, aarqnn, baaqun,
Ao. N. W. oorn.r of El.v.mb aod Chntnat St..
i iniaueipuia. (Sept J2, 'l-6m
ISAAC K. STAUFFEE,
H ATCHES & JEWELRY
No. lit North Sioond Street,
Corner of Qa.rry... ...PHILADELPHIA.
An "nrlrarnt of Walohen, Jewtlr, Sllror and
Plated Ware ooa.tantly on band.
Hrpairinf of VYatcbca and Jew.lrr promptly
B. Bilberman. 0. Kitaincer. II. Silbermaa,
S. SILBEEMAN & CO.,
uronTiaa asp joaaann or
FANCY GOODS, PIPES
NOTIONS, &C,
13 A'ortA fourth Slrrrl,
rnytt . PHILAUKI.PHIA. r-pd
CONSISTING OF DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, HARDWARE,
QUEEN8WARE, WOOD A WILLOW
WAKE, NOTIONS, CLOTHING,
HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS
AND SHOES.
rienda, and reeeiv. a .hare of public pat.
tali, of hi. bi
rxraan. Br .trtct pirMnai attention to tba do.
n.ineot, be bopei to be able to render
eatiifaetioa 10 hi. patron.. The TABLB will
alwa.r. bo bonntifollj tnpplied with the beat that
aan ba proeared in tho market, and the BAR
will eontala a fall ttoek of LIUL'OUS, BKKB, Ao.
Uood a tabling attached.
CASPER LEIPOLDT,
Clearneld, March I, ItM-lj Proprietor.
THE EAGLE HOTEL,
MAIN ST., CIRWEN6VILLE, PA.
HAVING leaa.d for a term of yaar. the
above well known and popular boul, (kept
forai.rly bj Mr. Maaon, and latelj b Mr.
Erana.) the praaent proprietor haa ra-BUed it
wita tne objeet or rendernf bla g ueati eoaiorv
able while fojonrnlng with hint. A fine, large
Euble and Yard la attached, for the eare and
protection of horeee, oarriagea and wacona.
liberal ehare of publie patmnare la aolielted.
feblt tf JOHN F0DT8, Prop'r.
T7UKNITURE k MATTRESSES,
FLOUR AND FEED,
AND EVERYTHING APPERTAINING
TO WELL-REGULATED nOUSE
HOLDS, A3 WELL AS TO MILLS,
MINES, AND CAMPS.
SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE,
Cvrtrcnerllle, Clearfield count. P
rilUISeUaod well eeUbllahed Hotel, teaitl
X. fully lituated on the banka of the fieeqae
baana, In the boroagh of Cnrwenirllle, ba been
Uae4 for a term of yetvn by the nnderrigned
It baa been entirely refitted, and la now open te
tie public generall and the travelling eomma
altj im pan4oler. No paiaa will be epared te
render gueati comfortable while tarrying at tfala
name. Am pie Btabiieg room ror toe aooommo
ditloa of teama. Charge! moderate.
Jan. 1, M tf WM. M. JEVFRTES.
THE AMERICAN HOUSE,
larweuaruie, Clear uciivceanty, I'a
THB ndereigned bae leaeed tfale old and long
erUbliabed boUl, (formerly kept by Major
iiiae If loom, J aituate la a eeatrai portion ef the
toa,aad baa entirely re-A tied aod re ferniabe4
it, aod re-mode ted the etaeling, eo u te make It
en yeet, herearter. for tba trareung peblte to
patroniie tata targe aac tommodione aoofe.
dee VftS-tf JOSH J. READ.
THE EXCHANGE HOTEL,
HLSTlt.I)f PA
fpRII aM tabliehmeat baring been leaeed
X by J. MORRISON, formerly proprietor of
the "Morriaoa Uoaee, bae aeea tboroogbly ren
rated and refnrniehed. and anpplied with all
the modern impreTmente aad eoorenlencee ae
etreary te a ftret rhrre Hotnl. Tne dining room
haa been removed to the firnt loor. and ie bow
paeione and airy. The chamber are well ven
tilated, ard the pmpHitorwtll endearorto make
hif gaectJ perfectly at home.
je2 , J- MORRISON, Proprietor.
. W. WALLACB.... THOI. M. 11 AW.
THE AMERICAN HOUSE,
I.utafraUirg, tltarfleld Co Pa.
THIS well laowa and long eetabllahed Hotel,
form.rlj kept by K. VI. Moora, aad latteilj
b, Wat. Bebweaa, tr baa been leaeed for a term
I jeara by the aoder.igned, to which the atlrn
tien at the traveliag publie ia now nailed, and a
liberal ahar f pablio patronage la aolieited.
aprlJiS-lj-pd 61IAW A WALLACE.
THE RAILROAD HOUSE,
MAIN ST.. FUILIPSBURO, PA.
THI .nderalgned keepa eonetantlr on hand
the bMtef Liqaore. Bla table ia alwnra
aapplied with the bt tba market alTirda. The
tr.T.heg publie win do well te giro til a call.
a.Tl.d.. ,.,. ROBERT LLOYD.
scoots and JJItofS.
DANIEL CONNELLY,
Bool and Shoe Manufacturer,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
HA ) reived a n. lot of French CA LP
bKIN.H. aad ia now prepared t ajaeafee
tr. everything in hi. Hoe at tba leweat igarea.
He will warraat bla work le ba aa reproeootaa.
He reapeeially aolicita a eall, at bia abop oo
ilarkei airct,aaewad dear waet of ike poatelnca,
where ka will do ail ia hie newer to reader eatie
feetiow. 6oa Aoa 4aicer lope aa bend.
T,'7.y DAMkL CO.N.VELLT.
" PEACE PJOMED.T
THE WAR 0V& 15 CLEARFIELD
KNOX TOWNSHIP QUIET.
' - ;. 'j 'I . ;i,t :
Nearly all the (fontralandi going had
U ftJ mastcrt; f.'fT 'nary $ne
4;4 U M IfuHachuuiUL km
thry xrre lend to long vfif to veil.
INaarwaoaeniw af U abore feeta. t. gUORT,
ef Ike eld "Mrnrt bkea Bhep." wnald an
noaaea to hi. .umerona paxrona, and tba people
el Clear eld eonnty at large, that ka baa now
drat rata lot of good material, jut received from
the Roet, aod ia prepared eo aaorl aotiee to make
and mend BooU and bnoee, at bia new abep la
Urak.m'a row. He ia aatitlcd that he ranplraea
all.failee. it might be .owe intaae.ly loyal atay.
at horn patriate., He la pratwred to eell low for
Cain ar Country Produce. l)oot forget the
Keep aeit door le Bbowera A QraheaVa Mora,
an Ilarkei atreet, Clearleld, Pa. and kept by a
fallow eommenly called
JyJ.dry ' "SHORTT."
iiw bmiaxd siioe shop.
EDWARD MACK.
Coa. MARKET A Sn r, CLEARFIKLft, P.
rpilF p-oprletor kaa entered lale the BOOT ar
i. RIIOK buaineea at tba above .land, and
(determined net to ka outdone either la quel
I'y ar prlee for kit work, fpeclal attention
ill be paid to maaufeerarlng Kewod work. He
on kaad a large let wf Branch Rip and
Calf 8klaa, af the very beat aaelity. The eitl
a Clearleld ed vicinity are reapaotlally
hvlted In give bla a trial. No ekarg a for aallt
avt,dtf
EV BOOT AD"SliOE SHOP,
IN riiRWKRflYILLl.
TBt Mbarrlher having lately atoned new
Beet and Kke ehp In Cnrwanavllle, on
'a etreet. nppoeita Joaepk R. Irwin'a Drug
'"re, repectlally announcea to Ike public that
M la prepared to vaaa'aolaraall Mylet of toot
d Sao... aad everything la kla line, o. abort
awiee. Ho alea krepe on band a good aaeert
t af ready. made wark, which ha will aell
ap fne aaah a. country proo'e.
Kllf lf '" UJ WTaS t. SOSS.
QRDERS RECEIVED AND
PROMPTLY FILLED.
HIGHEST MARKET RATES PAID FOR
COUNTRY PRODUCE
SALESMEN ARB ATTENTIVE, K
LITE AND OBLIGING.
pALL, SEE, EXAMINE, AND BE
CONVINCED.
J. A.
' BLATTENBERGEIt,
& CO
Oaeeola VTIla, Pa., April il, 1t. f .(
Southern Land & Emigration
COMPANY,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
ifAROANIZED and eetabli.hed for tlic Tan-haac
V. and Bel. of Farming and Mineral Lande,
and improved Real EeUte in the Southern Statea.
T1I0VA8 R. FLOHENTK, PrcaidenL
JO. FKVKRNH. Vice PreaidcM.
J. HENRY A!-KIN, Tmaorer,
Preaidcnt Fourth National Hank of I'biMrlphia. '
jutt. jn unit IP, fterretery.
TUOS. C. MACllOWELL,
Attorney and Councilor.
Office: Yaahington Building, Corner Seventh
St., and Pann.ylvaaia Avenne, H'aahingtan, D. C.
nitrr.atirrr.et
Gov. John T. Hoffman, Albanv, N. T.
.Km Gov. Hna. Iliglcr, Cloarllcld, Pa.
Uor. T. F. Randolph, Trentf.n, N. J.
Ex-Oov. Vim. g. Parker, VYilliamaport, Pa.
Fcpt. 1, '6-tf.
NEW MILLLINERY
AND
a-lPsksacDsr CicEslssa
aod
DRESS MAKING ESTABLISHMENT.
TV ST OPENED In the room reoenlly orrnpfed
by the Miat Reed'i and directly oppoiite
Mneeop'e Store. t'learBeld, ra. All the late
etyka ef boaaete, beta, Ae- for old aod yoeag.
Lettioe, mtaeei, and childrewe' trimmiage, rib-
bone, and eoat relreti, laeee. gloree, Ao al
ways kept on band.
IRKMfl MAKING
In alt tti raHont branebee aod lateil it tie,
for old, middle aged, and the young, made to
order, by the moil fashionable dreee mekerm.
Aag. 15, 1 ft. tf.
Alee agent for the "Marie Macedonian Oil.
Warranted to euro Rbeametlam, Neuralgia,
Liver Com plaint, Ae. Me care, bo pa$.
Contrnsilllc Slarblc Yard.
DRHIROl'8 ef e Heeding my beeiaeeB. and
kMwiog thre aan be rte h.rtNr tribute
oi rfrrt to tho memory af the direed and
taried frioaHn, then le ereet eewr their nirmw
botnfi a ecu. pi a rod elab ef ewderieg marble, that
penile ftrrever to the rretieg pbMe of Ihvee we
i'Ti I a-nar hare te my to all who wieb to ebow
brtr aflrritoa for their drparted frieade and
kindred, that Ihry eaa aow hare aa (vrmrrtaaity
of doing eo, by railing at my Pbop ea Tbompeoa
etrrot, CurweMTilla, 1'a., ti 1 l prrpared to
farni-h to orders
ilONUHENTS, -
( RADLEft ROX TOM US,
head st6K2, c
of ant dcelgtt ar alaa, at rcjuonalile retra.
N. B. I keep aa hand the twat Perrlrw and
Domeetlr Marble. All work eaccutej in the
moat akillfol aiantict. I I will a1 deliver work
to any point ia t'iearneld or adjoining cuanlice, if
dceired. . . , VYM. II. C0L1U RN.
CtrwenavlDe, OrL it, 1 tf.
T. C. MYERS
WITH
. W. illt. B. ,. ,0A1,
WM. W. PAUL Si CO.,
VYnOLFSALE
uoot a x ii siioi:
H'.IKE IIOI SE,
tn Market St. A 14 Commerce Ik above Sixth,
' myll PHILADELPHIA. - ly
j. Roi.Lowai'in a. da via caaxr.
EOLLOWBUSH & CAEEY,
BOOKSELLERS,"
Blank Book Manufacturers,
AND STATIONERS,
318 Jttarket tit., FMIadtlphla.
tefVPaper Flour 6acka and Baga, Foolacap,
letter, Note, Wrapping, Certain and Wall
Papera. feb24-ly.
DREXEL & CO.,
No. 1 South Third Street, Pb.Ua.dalp. '
And Dealers in Government Securities.
Application by mail will receive prompt atten-
ana an tnlomtauon cnvertully furmabed.
aprll-tf
Hon,
Ordere aolieited.
ewRapjaavyakaa
Sndu-arr, JTinHiirr, (f!U.
MEHHKLL & B10LER.
II A II ' IV A IK 12,
Alee, Mannfaetararaaf
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
CLBARF1ILD, PA.
L0T 0F sai)Dles7biudlk.s,
llarnaia, Collara, ale., for (ale b
MERRELL t BIOLER.
pALMEU'S PATENT UNLOAD
lng Hay Forka, for aala by
MERRELL ft BIGI.ER.
()IL, PAINT, PUTTY, GLASS,
Kail, ale., for Bale by
MERRELL A BIGLER,
TTaRNESS TMMM15G8 & SIIOE
AA
Tindlnge, for aala by
IIF.UUF.LL A BIGLEIl.
QUNS, riSTOLS, SWOItl) CAN E8
For aala by
MEKREIX A BIGLER,
CTOVES, OF ALL SOKTS AND
Sixea, for nle by
MERRELL A BIGLER.
JEON I
IRON ! IRON 1 IRON 1
For aale by
MERRELL A BIGLER
TJORSE SHOES A HORSE SHOE
xx
RATLS, for aale by
MERRELL A BIGLER-
PULLEY BLOCKS, ALL SIZES
x
And beat Uannfaetora, for aala by
MERRELL A BIGLER-
MIIMBLE SKEINS AND UPE
BOXES, for aale by
MERRELL A BIGLER.
pODUER CUTTERS for talo by
MERRELL A BIGLER.
BENSON, CAMPBELL & Co.
Ka. 1 N. Fifth Bu and J4 Commerce,
rniLADELPllIA, Pa,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
' And Commission Merchants,
roa vaa aata or
Wool. Olaeeng, Far Skiaa, Featbere, Laatker,
ataiseea. urtea rrutta, Liever seed, Hoota,
Deer Fkina. Butter, Beaawax, Bkaep
Skina, Kgga, Ae., aa., Aa.
CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED.
Weekly Price eurrant forwarded aa requeaU
Jun 1U IMS Jj pd
imm i firs.
JOHN FAREIRA
718 Arch St..
Middle of the Rlot k,' bet.
7 lb and ftth Kl., South tide,
PHILADKLI'IIIA.
Impartrr, manafa?turer
and Dealer in all kinds
and qualify of
FANCY Fl'RS
roa La oiks raiLDaiir'i
Will.
Harlns enlarged, remod
eled and imnrored my old
- a4f aaim umi.i.ij iivwn f I n
ZZZZ-!- EMI'ORH M, and harine
Imnortrd a verr large and intend id aeeortment of
all tba dmerent ktndt of run from Bret bandi ia
Kurope, and bare bad them made np by the moet
killfol workmen, I won Id rripecttiilly invite my
friendt of Clearflll and a 'I j went eoanllce, to eell
and examine mr very large aod beautiful araort-
exit of ranry rare, for L4it and Lhtldreo. I
am determined to eell at an low priw ae anv other
rerpertable honee ia thit etly, All fore waraa
tod. IV niarenroeewtatlenff to effect ealM.
JOHN FARKIRA.
Rept t9. '60-4ia 71fl Areb 8L Philadelphia.
$tont tasons.
DBBRT ... D. f0rs
HUBERT & YOUNG,
Stonc-Ctiltm & Slone-Maons
WILL eieewtealf work hi Uieir Hue at mod
erate prieee and la FlRPT CLASS ftyea.
Architectural Ornaments
ALL STYLES, Stone Drawing of erery
deeeriptioa, and all ktnde ef maeen work eon-
raeted for la eroatof the eoaaty. Any pereere
riebing to hare renpeeubte maeoa work aod
tune-cutting done, will Ind il to taelr totereet
to eall upoa aa. We woald aire inform the pub
lie that we eon deliver any fjnaotity or elaea af
toae detlred, at we are toe ownera of a
FIRST-CLASS STONE QUARRY.
Orderi for work ean be eddreeeed either to
Clearleld or Latberaburg
marXHf RI BRRT A TOT'NO.
itlnrblc A iStone Tnrd.
T. L I D I) t L I. it C O.
DEf-inK ta Inform their frir ,., and the
publie, that they hare now und will keep
eonetantlr oa band a large and well eeleeted
atoek of ITALIAN aod KRMOXT MAKbLS,
aad are prepared te furnish le erder
TOMBSTONK8,
Box aad Cradle Tmbi, Monumente la ?e ode tone
aad Marble, Curb, and Foete for Ceme
tery Lou, Window Bill! A Caps.
Arebitex'toral A Lawa
Ornaments.
They won Id hi -tie rpeeial atteatloa te their
Sarditnne Monamentt, whtrh are ballt from
Igtnal designs, and will etm.pe.re fararahly
tb anything o! the kind ia the oentrj.
If desired they can famish Marble Window
Us and Caps at a slight adranee ea the prlee
Bands toae.
Yard en Reed street, Bear tba Railroad depot,
Clearfield, Pa. Jettt
babcbl eBRgLnw..,
.,M.w. aes avarsnon.
II
FALL OPENING.
ARNOLD A HARTSHORN,
CCRWEN8V1LLR, lA.
AVE JTBT OPENED Urge and aaoet
eomplete atork a
1IATS A UAPS, BOOTS A SHOES,
HARDWARE, QUEENS WARE,
BACON, DRIED FRUIT,
GROCERIES, SALT,
AC, AC, AC.
(Utiafaotlo rnaraiiteed aa to quality aad price.
All kind, of lumber and prwduc taken I ex
change for gwoda. Hive a. a eall before purcne-
alng eleewncra.
ARMiLli A 1IARTS110RN.
Oarwenavllle, R.Tu II, Ht-tf.
Svv AIM' PAMACKA. Kennedy", Hedlod
Dieoovery, Relmbold'e Baeha, Baber'a Coa
Liver Oil, dene", and Avcr'a medicine, of every
bled, for aala b JIAkTSWICK A IRWIH.
LAIE6I SITLE af BOKNETg and BATS,
t Mr. WatKt a.
Miss E. A. P. Rynder,
aeaar roa
Chlckerlng'e. Stelnwav'a and Emarrnn'a Pleaor
Btnlik a, Maann a llamlln a and Foloubet't
Organ, and Melodeona, aad Urever
Bk.i'l r.iag Machinea.
AVtfl mclll of
Piano, duller, Organ, Harmony and
-1 Mu
SAWS 1 SAWS 1 SAWS I
ATTENTION, LUMBERMEN!
a MiEroLi-rio.r i,r siirst
EMERSON'S
PATENT PEBFORARATED
Gross-Cut, Circular and Long Saws,
(ALL GUMMING AVOIDED.)
ALSO,
Emerson's Patent Adjustable Swage,
For Bpreadlag. Sharpening, and Shaping the
Teeth af all Splitting Saw a.
VfA-Sand for a Deacrlptlra Circular aad Prlee
Llat. MERRELL A BIOLER,
Jan I If General Agcnu, Clearleld, Pa
JiiD (T.ooits, (I'.ipffrlfi, (fit.
'' aa a. w. omnia . aatain
J. B. GRAHAM & SONS,
MARKET STRRET,
CLEARFIELD, Pa.
Dealers in all kinds of LUMBER, Dry
Goods, Groceries, &c.
w " weuaaajaxamwmaMl '.laa.n.awajtra;.gr
THE RKPUUMCAN.
CLKA II FIELD, Ta.
WKDHEHDAT MORNIKO, DEC. I, fltM:
G. S. FLEGAL,
DEALER IN
STOYES AXD HOLLOW-WARE,
AXD MANUFACTURER OF
Tin, Copper & Sheel Iron
Ware,
phlllpaburg, Centra Co., PaH
ale. No pupil taken tor leae tbaa hair a term,
ariuai next door ta Flrat Natlaaal Bank.
Clearleld, May t, lsi If.
JkEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
JOS. SHAW & SON
liar juat opened
Niw Sroiit, onMalaSt.,CLiirigti, Ta.,
lalelf occupied by Wm. F. IRWIN.
Their Block oonaiat, of
U3tEL"Cr. OOCICDtE5E3,
Gkncttin of lbs beat quality,
QuERNBWARK, Boots and Shoes,
tod erery grllcl Deceuatf lot
one'i comforl.
Call nd ,iamio oar itock Ulor pur-
c).neing el..whr. My 9. 18C6-lf.
Tt"AltPn-l(m.O0 Ko. I rlghteea
lV FII1NULEJ, for hi'h the kigh-H
. .. . ' ... . t n e DVT1
leea I neb
nriee
VTKAVER a bktts.
Clrarneld, Jul, 11, 19.tf
will be pa d.
F RIVCn SID8 aad LACK COUARS. at
rpBK anderslgned revpeetfully announces te
1 tne pablio that ae bae oa band a care-
fully-eeleeted and well assorted stock ef Btorea.
11 is variety evaiutt ef
TUK CELEDRATED IRONSIDES,
Wbleb hare Barer failed to (Ire perfect atlsfao-
teoB ta the moet last. d lose of Its purchasers.
CoatlnenUl, Lehigh, Farmar, Pay light. Spears'
AaU-Uest, Niagara, Charm, Herald, efo..
with erery variety of the best
i . rittebarg Matrufatetare.
k.Tbe Tla aad Sheet tron ware glreawltb
the Hioree Is made ef tba bear 'est aad best
material, aad warranted to glre perfect seti
fact tea. Ilia stock of
PARLOR AND HEATING STOVES
le Itrgar, better and cheaper than srer before
eihibited to the publie. lie defies eoaipetltloB
either ia raiiety, qeallty ar prlee
Re te also prepared to fern lib a aemeUU
aseortmeat of
Tin, Copper, Sheet-Iron, Woodon and
Willow Ware,
Wkoleaala ar retail, manafactnred saatly and
wltk the eole view at aervtoe, rrom tba beat ma
terial ii tba market
PLOWS, PLOW POfNTK. A COPPER, BRASS
AtiD IKON KETTLE,
Of every deaerlplioa oonatanlly aa kaad.
LIGHTNING RODS,
Sanerlor point, pat up aa ekerl lotlea. The
Polal ba ofare te tka putdte ta ike name aa te
now need by tba Peaaaylvaata Railroad Oa, ea
their buildiaga.
ORDERS FOR SPOUTING, KOOFIXd
Aad ether work belonging ta hie builnoee will
ka promptly Hied by eap.rieneed and fkllllal
workmen.
BRASS, COrrER AND OLD METTLE
Takai la axekange for gcode. ,
aum-Ra eTHa'.ly Invitee tke alleallot af
Mcrcbanta wiaaiag ta parehaae at wboleeale. aa
they will Ind II to tbelr advantage ta axamlno
lie itock before parcbaalog ala.uhere.'
0, S. FLP.0AL.
rbillpahnrg, Aug. I, 1f.S. JyJltdt
fpPE lubeeribari having tutored Into partner.
A. thip for tba rnrnoea of earrvlne an the
htitlneal af Merohandl.lag, now offer a rood
and rare opporlnnlty 16 lha tltlaena of CleIC
eld and adjoining eountlea to toy atore gooda
at wholeaala ar retail prleea, that will aatonlih
the nnlnatruetad. Their good, will be portion-
larly leieeUd la Bull tbla market. Every lady
will, therefore, nail tka attention of her huabaud
to thia fact, beeanae tbla branch of our hn.ineaa
will receive epeela! attention, and everything
aeeded la a wail regulated boueebold will at all
tluei hi fonad in oar .tore.
DRY GOODS:
Our itock of PRY r.H)I) .hall not ba aur
paaaed, eltker in quality or prion, and will a
braoa, In part, Printa af every ityla, Qlnghami
and Lawni of .very quality, Muallna of every
grade. Da Lainea adapted to lha taaua of the
eld and young and every artlct. ,0j , ,j
gooda they aell Ii to be aa rcprei.nted, and
ranted to give eellefaction.
DRESS GOODS:
Aa te I)R V.HH GH)rH we have a eplendid
aeeortment of Alpaear, black, white, and in col
ore! .ruuroa, Silka, and In abort all the neweat
atylei In lha market We daaita Uila fed to
become known to every paraoa ia tke county
With oar aew aad it.nilve atoek of DRESS
OOODS, tha ladiei ean all be auitcd by juat
ropping In and getting a nice dreai pattern.
laoa aett, kid gloree or by doing that which ia
better t give bar a well-Iliad puree, and aha will
Ind good and paying Inveetmenta ia ambroid
eriei, edglnga, ribbon., glovca, hoaiery, or aoy
otaer aonaobold aeccuiliea.
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR:
And la addition la what wa have alreaiy
enumerated, wa keep ,11 kind, af GENTLE.
MEN'S WEAK auek ae Clothe, Caeaimerea,
Batlaetla, II eta. Boot, and Sboaa, Ac, beeidee.
iee aaeorltoenl af Mada-ap CMrTIIINU
for Mea and Boya, mannfaoUred aat of tha very
beet material, which wa will aell for eaah ar
exchange for country produce at price, wblch
will aatoniah everybody.
Terms of Subscription,
If paid In edvenea,ervHrn three monthe...!: 00
If aai'l eltsr tlirbealiil lirforv aia month. Ka
11 paid alter the eilflrStton of aix monltie... I ,0
SQUARE TIMBER:
Wa are now largely engaged ia baying and
aclling nUUAHK TIMBER and manofao.
lured LL'UBER, aad will give thli branch of
burlneaa ipeiial atuntlon, and therefore make It
aa abject ta every aae who bae Lambor to aell tn
com. and deal with UI.
GROCERIES & HARDWARE :
Wa ahall alio keep eoaataatly oa hand a
general aeaortmeal af GROCERIES and
HARDWARE, whlek wi will aell at exceed
ingly low prleea. We alio keep a full aaaort
meot of QUEEKHW AH E. TUi department
will he kept full aad complete, and all who
contemplate houaekeeplag, will Ind It to Ihelr
advantage to eomi aad trade with aa; beeanae
wa are ao limited, aad, from long experienca la
lha buainoea, ao well acquainted with the wanti
and neoeealllea of thia community, that we feel
aatliled If every man wamaa aad child only
make. It a point te kuy their gooda from ae, wa
eaa pleaaa Ik am both aa to quality aad price.
Therefore, coma along and kuy your BOOTS
at BIIOKi, HATS A CAPS, READY. MADB
CLOTUINO, and ivarything yoa need to roa-
der youraelr.. and lamillei comfortable, from
JAMES B. GRAHAM A SONS,
oct CLEARFIELD, P. J7
rtri.u.KiiiH ivoTic.at.
Mr.lho.lUt Ivplarapal Chore h H. W
II. Hilt. I'a.lor. I'ulilie Kerr ice every Pabbalh,
at io, a. n., and 7, r. m.
H.lihath Kohool at A. M.
Prayer Meeting every Thnradey, at fl P. M.
Cotnmunlnn Hcrvlce, drat KuU.ath of every
. L. . 1 . . I . 1 1 "
Nl. Kraiirla' f'liurch Catholic llrr. Mr
O Hbioh. Mora at In) o'clock A. M., on Hi
acnond end fourth Hiindnva of each month.
HI. Andrew'a liurrh I nlarniinlItev
i.rorur jiAki.. ruiino pcrrlee Hunday morning
nt iw ooiom, axiu at i p. m. onln.v hi-hool at
J p. m. Prayor Meeting Wcdnoediy evening
a. t o rinre.
Ht. duhn'a ( llurrh I.ntlicrnn Itrr. Mr.
R ixnonrr. ruhhc Scrvioo every babhath, morn
ing eni evening.
rre.byterlati t'hnrrh Rev. Mr.Brri.rn.
Public Service erery Sabbath, morning nud even
Do not buy your Furs until yoa
examine the stock at Wm. Reed & CoY
Messrg. E. A. Irvin & Co., at Cor
wonsvillo, have lot of Sleighs for
sale.
lUrdirnt.
Us Ts 5s
"For thy Stomach's Soke and thine
other Infirmities." St. Paul.
in. itovi:its
rens
WEST BRANCH BITTERS.
FAIRBANKS'
BTASDARD
fc, SCALES,
" or ail liana ;
Baggage Rarrewx, Warehonaa Trwrka, Copying
Fieaeee, Improved Money Dmwer, Ar.
roa lAin ar
MERRELL & BlGLKtt,
tealerw In HiHetrt,
jtOrt-tf Pwnd Btrret Clrarneld, Pa.
Asae.pore, pleaeant and healtb-giTing Tonic
strictly rrgrtahlo, and manafartured fnm
the moet pore and rhee materials la not a spirit
drink nnr sxtbAlHute for whinky, but a eriewtifre
compound, fur the proteruon of the syitrm and
the eure of disraM, made from chemically pare
spirits, entirely free from fueil oitor other irrita
ting properties, and will aot disagree or offend the
at nit delicate stoma h. A long private experi
ence bas af tented It
Superiority ovor all 0rdina7 Remedies
Ko flitters at present offered to the public
contain! so mecb medicinal virtue, and yet so safe
sod plee-aat to lake. It's aes is to cure disease,
sad It will ant ere re aa appetite for tf IHteoas
liquors, but will earn the
ef diasipatioa
To increase the Appetite 1 PK IT.
Te promote Plgratlon, t'KR IT.
Ta eare Dyspepsia. t'SE IT.
To care Fever and Ague, f'HR !T.
Tecare niUioasnees, I FE IT.
To cure Constipation, CFE IT.
Te eare Chronic Merrlima, tf"R IT.
Te cere Heart-bam, ( I'SK IT.
To cure Flatulence, t PE IT.
To cure Aoid KmetattoBe, 1 - I'FR IT.
Te rure IVerToas Ictiililyt t'FK IT.
To cure Byporhondrt-S VFR IT.
To eare Sallownets of Completion. VSB IT.
Te eare Pimplca and Dlotehra. IT.
For General rrttralrta of tba
rhyrtcal powers, TFK IT,
aad it cum voa.
fold erery wbjerc, l.0 per bottle, Mui
f ctnrd riclaefrely by
ROY Kit & SHAW,
CLKAKFltiLD, PA.,
It ka oler liberal laduereneuta ta tb trad.
OoL IT, ll:tf.
PRIVATE SALE.
fpilE .nheeribet oRere at private eale, the fnl
A Coiiitl,, Told or Sore Throat
Reqqiree Immediate atlcntloa, aa
negteet often rreulta la an tnewralile
'ewig Dieee.
Brown'i Bronchial Troctin
will Invariably give inetant rvllef.
For Brauehitla, Aathma, CetarThi ContumpUve
end Throat Dlmae. Ihoy bat a
nothing elect.
Iho Jo.y Comtuiaaionore, ATeosri.
P.iidI .nil Tvu.ir. ...
'" nr. eneaRou this
week in filling tho wheel with tho
names of Juror, for net year.
Arm Broke. Mr. George Wiser,
of Boggg township, bad an arm broken
one day last week, w hile engaged in
hauling timber. -
A little child of Mr. Henry Wiser,
of Bradford township, while out play
ing some time since, fell betweon some
logs and broke one of its legs in two
or three places. Several splints or
pieces of bones have been taken out,
and It ts thought more will have to be
removed. Tho child is in a suffering
condition, and at last accounts its life
was despaired of.
Velveteen I Velveteen! Splendid
arlitlo at $2.00 and C2.S7i received
to-duy, at Wm. Rfod & Co's.
Tub Remoious Era. It la truly
encouraging, and must be gratifying
to every candid mind, to note the
progress of gospel truths in our com'
in unity, which seems to be particularly
blessed of Into. A fevr months ago,
Rev. Mr. Clippingcr, of Karthaus
circuit, held a protracted meeting
at Shavrsville, which was abundantly
blessed by the bnptism and conversion
of many precious souls. The rrood
work seems to have followed him
over bis entire circuit The congre
gation at Curwonsville, under the
pastoral charged Rev. Mr. Ferguson
his alto had an extensive revival
which brought many penitents to seek
salvation at the foot of the cross.
Whilst Bradford township, Philipsbarg
and other places havo had similar
manifestations of God's presence and
goodness among thorn. And hero in
Clearfield, in its church presided over
by Rev. W. II. Dill, a mooting has
been in progress for several weeks,
and we are glad to stato that through
his continued efforts the peoplo have
been aroused, hntl the harvest of souls
is bountiful, and that bis efforts bave
made glad the hearts and lightened
tho burdens of many a penitent.
Rov. Mr. Ninlorf, of the Lutheran
church, has a meeting in progress,
where sinners may embraco Christ,
and we trust many will geek the
opportunity to ask and obtain for
giver.ess of their sins.
old and
lowln, perron.l property v.. year ;j p . elwr
ind one fear year old oolt. twenty ecape f , a '
, one twin .led. erne lng eled, aaa eee-lorer bad rtmigthcu Ike vole.
.ImI mmd .m Windmill.
The properly ean be eerk hy celling upoa I
Lawkcad, ar ay applying lo me.
dkoROB THOIlrJ.
Clearleld, Oct. 17, I'll St.
N
kTiw mu wAtM raoor hat, m
Mra, a! tea a.
Ouikg ta the good rnpulatlob and popularity nt
the Trochee, many worihleve and cheep imitation,
an offered, which are good for nothing.
Be tare ta obtain the true
BROWN'S BROSCBIAl TROCRES.
fall rarrwkera,
Waterproof at ti 121 at
Wm. Reed & Co's.
Postponed. We understand thai
the county Commissioners, for reasons
best known to themselves, have indefi
nitely postponed the erection of the
new TriBon. Tho question of location
has been a bono of contention, as our
readers well know, and not until Inst
week, could any definite location be
agreed upon satisfactory to all.
Ex Gov. Bigler, hid been "inter
viewed" repeatedly with rofference to
aclling a triangular pieco of ground
he owns, lying betweon the rirer and
2d street. Immediately above the rte
bridge, but always refused to sell il
at aoy price, until last week he finally
through Ibo persuasion of friends
consented lo ofTcr It to the Commis
sioners. This new feature in the
programrao wo presume, bas mainly
lead to tho postponement oi the
erection of tho new Trison. What
action the Commissioners will lake
to sccuro this ground we know not;
but a better location cannot be found.
Situated on the bank of the Susqne
Iianha, it will cost nothing for drain
age, or water, as lb latter can be
pumped from the bod of tho river.
The plot contains about four town
lots, which v.'iii give ample room, and
the v.rroumlinge are such, that the
building could never bo encroached
upon by other buildings, ami the
structure itself and its surroundings
made an ornament. Di'sules, the
county will have the use of tho old
Prison until the now one is completed,
should the Commissioners conclude
upon a change of location, and thereby
save lo the tax payers thnnsands of
dollars of incidental expenses.
It will bo noticed elsewhere, that a
Carwensvlllo rtirrosptindcnt Insists
upon erecting the building in question
on the upper l'srk. A acoreofbeavy
lax payers have expressed similar
Views to as personalty, and we con
rede all that is said, Iml il seems
that thets is some doubt abont tho
title; hence w-o arc not willing to
plant an 10,000 or t00,000 building
there for somebody else to gobble up.
Were tho litlo to the Park vostod In
the eounty Commissioners, then all
would be right, but such is not the
fitct. .
i aim nil naami w .tan
Tn ii, .Aii' Auvit-The war wig.j
fof i,t Union, lr t.i,e ,mi.nlo,"
and his godless craw, fllM th, Und
with (Amine, pestilence, und death,
and siicinl nnd poliiiml fvi ))HVc
enjoyed a jubilee ever lftei, in )
will be iiiuny years bt lore the evila
flowing (roro tbe Into fratricidal alriU
will be abrogated.
To Illustrate t For man than four
years cortain parties rosiding In Fer
guson township, hive been suspoctud
of merdering a man immod Jack
Wartf,"' w ho was working in a log
cninp in February, 1.865-, and dis
appeared very mysteriously. The
matter was frequently dutuilud lo us
for publication, but the fact, being,
as wo considered too vague, we did
not cngago in tho onterpriso. Thus
tho churgo of murder was wnfled by
nearly every tongue in that neighbor
hood against innocent parties, as tho
result will prove.
Some time ago Ward was met by a
former acquaintance on a ntifroaJ
train and recognizod, aod the fuel
reported in the neighborhood. This
only made things worBo, and fully
established murder in that vicinity.
This compcllod the aocusod to resur
rect Ward, who after considerable
search was again found, and on the
23d of Norefnbcr, appeared in the
Court House, confronting both the
accunw. ,n(j ,le accugcji ,nd fuv
his affidavit he slates that his tun
name is Eennoth Raynor Ward, that
ho was a member of a North Carolina
Confederate regiment, in 18G3, desert
ed, crossed the lines, turned up in the
log camp in Ferguson tp., and when
tho army of the "lato lamented
invaded this country, ho skedaddled,
without intending to ootupromiso Any
one, having changed his namo so as
to avoid being arrested as a deserter.
This closes out the Ferguson tp., scu-
salioo most emphatically. - Madam
Rumor must invent something else
f sho intends to furnish business for
her employees.
CAnrrA ItrAUnttmn.
... . ... i
Wonts. Iter Righta, Wrong., Privilege! and
Keanonaibilitic. ; containing a aketck of her
coodition in all agea and cownlriee, from her
creations and fall in Eden to tbe preaent time:
V- I 11 It L.. U r. u.l i r.. .-L.:-l.
y u. . . iriunm, m. Vt 14- BtVUUlue, puuil.UW,
rianiura, lonn.
This is not a work on female suffrago,
but a history of tho relative position
occupied In society among different
nations, and in different ages, with a
review of tbo arguments of those who
propose to remedy all evils by female
suffrago. It takes strong ground
against tbo now movement, and vig
orously combats the reasoning of its
advocates. It is handsomely illus
trated. Tbe author begins at the
foundation, and gives the scriptural
history of the first pair, and from this
starting point he takes us down
through tho different periods of the
world's history, and gives a succinct
narrative of tho treatment woman bis
received at tbe bunds of man. Take
it all in all, it is not a very flattoring
picture,and although the author comes
to the conclusion finally that il is not
well to bestow the ballot upon the
softer sex in this day and generation,
we cannot help but think, after
glancing over somo of his pages, that
if they had moro "rights" in the past
tho world would probably have been
better for it.
'I'll new Pieslynnfrtn ('lidrt In
I'nrwetMivHln, as tle.l t aU'd to the
serriee of Almighty (jotl, on the Mltf
of November, I !(;.
The servtees wers cnndtinlsit as
full'IW S i
1vocatio, by liev. II S. Butler,
f t'lesi tleld Presbyterian Church:
VlATaR, by Rev. W. II. Dirr, f
M.thotlUt EpiscopsV t-hmrtib,
Clearfield. .
Sibmou, hr Rov. A. D. rtawe,
(Pros ) of VVilVismsport
iVnoicATonT Pravis., by lha Pastor,
Rev. W. M. Btirehflel. -
HgNxmcTio, by Hf. Bolter.
Thia church was bultt at n. nat nt
thirteen thousand flvo tmvrrtred do!-
lain, of which seven thmisrmd had
been previously subscribed and paid ;
leavrng a Jobl of sis thonsund five
hundred dollars, to be carwviled on the
day ot dedication. Urewt anxiety was
felt respecting this debt, as the con
gregation is not lurgo, and for thoir
ciruuniHluncca, hud already made a
very etrrnmentriible effort. Many
wers tho prayers offttrod that this
church niiirht be left free from debt.
and ir a situation favorable to their
future usefulness.
On tho mornlntr of the dedication
thero was ono very honcful siirn.
That wan the Imrmowy and activity
of all interested in tho church, and
the evident determination of each one
to contributo to tho utmost extent
of hm ability.
After a deeply Interesting and tm-
nresmve sermon by Mr. llswn, a
statement was cuds by the pastor,
respecting tho cost of the church,
amount paid, and the debt remaining.
Then, in less then one boor, more
",u n thousand dollar) was sub
scribed, with a wirKaiarnesa and cheer
ftllnoss rarely witnessed. Many of tho
Methodist congregations of Curwons
ville and Clearfield, and of'the Presby
torian congregation of Clearfield, mani
fested their friendship by a liberality,
for which we foci deeply grateful.
This little congregation contributed
with a self sacrificing spirit and cheer
fulness which aTHiiiod for them tbe
admiration of all present. It was one
of those scones seldom witnessed, in
which all contributed to tbe full
extent of their ability. Nor ought wo
to lorget the building commiltoe, of
which Col. E. A. Irvin, is chairman.
to whose energy and encouragement
this church is greully indebted.
w w w
Jcstices Elect. Hon Francis Jor
dan, Secretary of the Commonwealth,
anlhorir.es tho statement that no com
missions will be sent to, or made out
for, the newly elected Aldermen or
Justices of tho rcaco, prior to the
time at Which their commissions wcro
formerly issued. Tho registry law
only changed the time of election, sot
the terms of the officers formerly
chosen at tbo spring elections.
Tin Patriot. The prospectus of
this valuable journal will bo found
elsewhere in this Issua. Whoever
wishes to keep posted on Legislative
affairs, and the doings ol the Statu
Government and tho news of the day,
ean do no better than subscribe lor the
Weekly or Daily Patriot. It is the
best papor ia th Stale except the
A wild turkey wss recently shot
Huntingdon county, that had in
Is craw 01 acorns, 28 chestnuts, I
hickorynut, besides a handful of grass
seeds food enough for one fowl.
Wo direct the attontion of chewers
nd smokers, to the advertisement ol
Mr. Hoover, who ts prepared to fur-
ib all the luxuries lbs tobacco trade
fiords and of the very best quality.
Stop. This dsy closes tho hunting
season In this county. Sportsmen
must withdraw from the contest, or
incur the penalties of the Act of
Assembly.
(For the Repeblioaa.
Tht ail-. -.
C. RWKR8VILLI, NOV. 20, 1M0.
Mr.EMort
Being in town for ssvcrnl doys on
Court week, and having previously
read your excellent article on the
new Jail, and hearing everybody talk
about it, I examined and saw "how
the land Iny" In and about tho upper
Park. 1 soon came to tho conclwron
that it was the very spot to build the
Jail, nnd that It would be robbery aiul
an outrage to put il anywhere else
I hope the Commissioners will nevor
agree to build on tho old alls. They
had bettor pay sis op eight thousand
dollars fiir a new location, if the Park
cannot be sernred, and let tbo old jail
sland until tho new ono is done.
ECONOMY.
P. S Since I hnve written the
foregoing I learn that the Commis
sioners have agreed to postpone
building. This 1 thick Is wise con
elusion, for hirh they will be thanked
by the tax paying public.
The Governor of the State of Dela
ware offers I reward of 11, 000 for the
arrest of Robert 11. Golilatboroutrh, a
murderer, who escaped from the Sus
sex county j1!.
Procttdiugt r Court.
Below we give a brief epitome of
tho sevoral csusos tried at the Novem
ber session of our Courts tbe other
causes being cither settled or con
tinued :
COMMON PLEAS.
James Leavy vs. Reuben Moore.
Feigned issue. Verdict for Plaintiff.
F. P. Hurxthal vs. Tbos. White.
Sciro fucias. Cause tried. Verdict
for defendant.
F. P. Hurxthal Vs. Tbos. White.
Scire facta. Cause tried. Verdict
for defendant.
James M. Leonard vs. George Dillon
and John Davis. Capitis adreenondura
in Trespass. Cause tried. Verdict
for plaintiff, one dollar damages.
K. (J. ft r . Marsh vs. B. beibrinrf,
Adm'r. of John Toung, dee'd. -Scire
facias. Csuso tried. Verdiot for
plaintiff, in tho sum of 52.47.
K. J. l'runer A (;o vs. um. J.
Smith. Appeal from Justice's docket
Cause tried. Verdict lor defendant.
John Swan vs. Abr. Matthews.
Summons. Judgment br consent, in
tho sum of filly dollars.
ConoVcrUro s. vs. Hcgnrty s Admr .
A I. Sci. Fa. Confesses judgment in
favor of plaintiff.
James u. Metonnell vs. Jl. Alcllrldo
and G. D. Goodfellow, Supervisors of
Liawrence township, summons caso
upon promises. erouct ot 4 J Ibr
plaintiff. This action was brought to
recover damages, on account of the
plaintiff harini' broke a Ictr by tramp
ing througb a broken culvert.
John Jv Ilockenbcrry vs. Abr.
Brown. Ejectment. Causo tried.
Verdict for the plaintiff for 11,075.
payable at Juno 1870.
SECOND WEEK.
Patriek Shodun vs. Isaac Gains
Summons in debt. Cause tried. Ver
dict for 1122.35.
Robert Portor vs. Wm. n. Miller.
Eiectmont. Causo tried. Verdict for
tho plaintiff tbe land to be rcleasod
on tho payment, by defendant, of tho
sum ol 13,108.14, on or before June
1st. 1870.
KerTd vs. J. Brcncmsn. Ejectment.
Judgment by consent, for the hind.
Henry BrokeHioof vs. Henry Rider.
Summons caso upon promises.
Defendant confesses judgment.
Godfrey Zilliox vs. W. C. Smith,
ct al, Sci. Fa. Defendants toilless
judgment.
Bowman's Use vs. Jona. Bowman.
Ejectment. Causo tried. Verdict for
plaintiff,
Wm. Irvin, Adm'r. for ueo vs. Ct
Smcad, ct. al. Sci. Fa. Cause trieJi.
Verdict for plaintiff for 130 OM.
First National Bk. Clearfield, Ta C.
J. Shod and David Askey. Case upon
promises. Causo triod. Verdict for
plaintiff for f257.85.
Crismans vs. Issao Gains Sum
mons on promises. Defendant on
fosses judgment tor C012..00.
Crieinans vs. (.nines. Caso npon
promises. Defendant confesses judg
ment Tor $123.21.
ROAD MATTERS,
rTiTios. For a road In Bogga
township, from J. B. MrKnalley'ssaw
mill to turnpike near Geo. Shimmel,
Sr. Viewers, W. D. Digler, J. B Reed,
N. A. Warren.
For road in Brady township, front
fnrm of C. Walker lo near John
Hunts. Viewers, Geo. Kirk, J. Rishel,
Jr., K. llarinan. 1
For a road in Tike M-nsinp, from
Reuben Hall's to John Welch's. View
ers, 8. F. MoHoskey, John Welch,
Hsrtsliorn Caldwell.
For a change of osd in Woodward
township, at village of Madera, front
lbs Clearfield road to llillenstlnes
shanty. Viewers, 8. llcgarty, John
llnrsh, 8. C. f'alrhin,
For a road in Brady townshlp.fVnm
lands of Jpsso l.inn, to lands of Jos.
'ostlrlhwaile. Viewers, G. C. Kirk,
K. Smiley, U. Carson.
ror a change of township lino be-
twocn Lawrence nnd Goshen, for
school purpose. Viewers, William
D. Higler, Joseph Owens, George Mor
rison. Journal.
BioLoo The Willlsmport(77.-rt(c
claims that a log' bos been cut there
that beats tho big log sawed at Mr.
Satieties 8 mill, which yielded 1,200
feet, board measure. It says: "Ws
bsvs just been informed that on Km
ixth instant, i
mill of Messrs.
Williamsnort.
board inetiburc." cViafnvlArt(vat.
measure, ji says: "a
sen informed that on thr
, a log was nwed on I hi
rs, Brenner, Shuck A Col
t, that yielded 1,800 feet.
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