THE UKPUHMCAN.
CLEAR PI ELD, IU.
wrnNKfnAT murniku, tkc. i,
Terms of Subscription.
If paid In J no,.., or within Ihrra months ...(5 00
If paid after three and before fit inoullis f i0
. If paid alter the eatiiretJon of tlx months... 3 00
HtLK-lOlS KOTICKs.
Methodlat Fplaeopnl Church Rer. W.
II. Iilu Paetor. Pubiie Samoa erery Sabbath,
at I0j A il . and 7) H. M.
abbalb School at A. M.
Prayer .Meeting every Thursday, at 'i P. II.
Communion Pervioe, firat Sabbath of every
month, at 1(1 A. M.
Ht. l-rencl.' Cliurrh Catholic Iter. Mr.
0'baMOA. Jless at 10) o'clock A. M.f on the
second and fourth Hiindera of each moulb.
Ht. Audrcw'a t liurch K.plBcopal Rrr.
aoK9c Hatx. Pul!ie eervioe bundev morning
at 10 o'clock, and at 7 o. m SundavSuhool .i
J p. m. Prayer Heeling Wcdnesdsy ereninii
at 7 o'clock.
HU Jolui's ChurchI.iitberBn-.HeT. Mr.
KllDOnf r. Pubiie cjervioo tvery tiabbalh, mora,
dug and evening.
Presbyterian Church llev. Mr. Dcti.eh
Public service erery babbath, murmur and even
ing. Judgo Barrett offers two horses for
ale, in this week'. Republican.
Mr. Addlemstn, it will be observed
by nn advertisement in this issue,
offers to sell a desirable property
aituato in Lumber City. -
The School Directors of Corwen?
fill invite proposals for the erection
f a new School House in that bor
ough. Read advertisement.
tt will be seen that locals aro scarce
this week but fow marrisecs and
deaths rcportod no body hurt as fur
as we have learned all quiet along
we Buequehniina.
The butchering season is now upon
ns.and wo hear daily the death shriek
of the dying porkers. There arc said
to to souio good hogs to be killed in
our borough this season, but not so
many as formerly.
' FibeI A fire occurred at l'hilips
turg on Saturday Inst, which totally
destroyed the stable belonging to the
"Grant House," owned and kept by
Mr. Myers, who was in tho stablo
short time previous to tho fire, and
saw several children playing in the
. Lay mow. Unless they were playing
with matches and accidentally ignited
the hay, the cause is unknown. Mr.
Myers lost several tonB of hay, and a
quantity of grain, but the horses were
' saved. Thero was no insuranco on
the property.
Clear Yoke Sidewalks. Wo no
ticed the snow on the sidewalks in
front of quite a number of buildings
in our borough yesterday, twenty-four
hours after it had fullcn, to be tram
ped in paths. Tho sooner the snow
is cleared away after fulling, the
easier it is done. And as winter is
just setting in, we may expect frequent
snows, and if not removed from the
sidewalks, it will be tramped down and
form" tntb' ice, and thereby retard the
progress, if not endanger tho lives and
limbs of onr citizens. Wo deem it
unnecessary to say anything more on
this subject, as it is a duty incumbent
upon each and every property holder.
"A word to the wiso is sufficient."
School Appropriation. Ik-low will
' lie found the amount of tho State Ap
propriation duo each School District
in Clearfield county for 18G9, taken
from the books of tho School Departs
mcnt, and certified to by D. A. S.
t fcystcr, Esq , arrant Clerk
fteecaria
f 1 39 00 (Irahata
I7S50
S2 00
Tl SO
OK 00
01 iO
71 50
203
41 00
1.15 SO
IK 00
Si 40
70 00
oo
40 Ml
78 00
Bell......
11.1 00 Uulicb..,
rlloom
Uo
Bradford
Bradford Iod.
Brady
Burnside.
Cheat
' CmneinB
OtarSeld
Carweoiville ...
Iteeatnr
Frrjuaoo
tiirard
X7 00
MlltoD
7 Oil
111 on
i; mi
?i; oo
i..o :.o
lis oo
7S oo
12 60
C2 Oil
10S Ml
7 iO
Jordan
Karthaut;
Knot
Lawrence
Lumber City...
Mjrrij
N. Washington
0cco!a.
Penn
Pike.
l'nion.
OOlWoodatard
- iioihoit..
47 id
Total 2,77 00
List of Letters remaining uncalled
for in tho rostofheo at Cle&rfiold, Ta.,
on December 1, 1860:
AHenwtb?, Robert J.
Ball, Mr.. N.
. Dennett, Tboa. f Foreign)
Careoa, Mra. Ckarity.
Harbin, W. K.
Carton, A. N.
Caldwell, R. P. (Foreign)
CaM, Hardon.
IUtie, II. W.
lliAring, W'm. 11.
Ilawnty. I). 8.
'E igar, Miaa Clara.
Oraxa, hrnrr.
lliMu, R. i'.
Ilegerty, Kdward 2.
Hunter, Kale A.
iluael, John.
Moflrejror, Miat Addie.
McKrnn, Jap.
McDonald, John.
MHlibonrr, A.Forricn)
Mack. t. .1. W.
Mnar, Adaia.
Miller. Jarara L.
Null, Hail 1. 1.
Niitiio)r, J. J.
Powell, Mua Sr.pba.
It ice, Jobn.
Sloner, Ital.
Swarlwor.d. Trnman.
Kcaier. A. W 2.
Hnnrclv, (irorge.
Simpron, William.
Wim, Wcsler.
Jnhneon, J. J.
KclleT, Miu Flitahc'.li.
Kallv, Vim. M.
Kenedr, Mra. Mattie L.
lirnnrdr. 1. A.
Lake, Kjibnan B.
(WiUon. Mijs (
a'cin, Mi Ltbbio.
WetlrT. John.
Wolfkill. .Mart K.
Voting. Minn Ktnma.
P. A. OAt'LIX, P.M.
OrncE. Below will be
RtooRri.a
J'-cds entered
found tho fiumbt-r u.
fur pnk,t in thin rtfl'A f, ir
ending Jlonda', December Pth, lS(i!,
together with tho names of tho grni.t
ors and grantees, where situated, and
tho consideration :
I'eid of A. I). Long to R. R. Bailer, for lot No.
32 in Oaocola; rnnMomtl'ii, fioA.
Heed of II. B. Bailey In John Lawihe, for lot
No. 32 ia Oaceida; ennKidrralion. $flu.
Ired of Jamra JlrOliee to C. II PrcwoK, for if
aeert in Brady ttiwnthip : eoatiil'-ralion. $1,000.
Head of O. F. Hoop to BeJ. packman, for S
aerea in (araham tonntbip; eonaideration, tV'100.
I'el of J. R. Reed, SUtriff, In lleo. llarlgradcr.
for 70 acme in Pena jwnbip; consideration, S4I-0.
Ileed of Oco. Ilartgrader to Edward Bloom, for
70 acrea in Penn tftwnnhip) eonatdi-ration, S1,W0.
Uml of P. Xt. Oof to J.ha ft. Run'clL for Id
Penn townblp : eonaideratioa. frl'00.
Ieed f Henry Reani to Oodfrry Zilliot.fr 100
a-rea la Brady townrhlp; eooeideralion. 2,500.
Id of William Iiri. lo William V. Irtln. for
frar acre- la CrweDii!le j eoneidcration, WTO.
Deed of II. R. Ream to J"bn II. Motgan, for II
aerea in Pike tnwnphipl eonaideration, tk0.
, -
Csnncd oysters have becomo an im
portant articlo of freight on the 1'hil-
Ri- Thoso chaps np there evidently
CO in for tho bivalves. Wo wondur
'-re they tt il.t-ir siiip.
Jilphia amLKrio H. B. One day
Ut week J r loads of oysters in
lh can can Jvcr tho road from Bui-,
timore, on'.r Corry, ono for Krie,
to for Cleveland and two for Chica-
komrfAfH- IIVoHr lliru-hrrt.
Ptnle PiipoilnlotiuVnt Vkkcrhp.m,
In fl )iect li lit Lancaster fow wrok
b' 1 y iiiaiiiiy uiHt a
lot or politionl jiu kalU wero hanging I
-' iuv .jiniu Ari'iipury, (rmnl)lmg
" fund,. T no doubt
true, and ncmU to to venlilutod, and
. to junv tuu man to uo it, providing
ho possesses tho mtrul courago to
ottuck tho robbers.
Wo havo nn udditionnl complaint to
file against tho "ring" on tho hill.
From tho look of things at this dis
tance from tho field of conflict it ap
pears sb though tho School Depart
ment had got inside of tho ring, too.
Heretofore tho Stato tax realized
from personal properly in this county
was held by tho County Treasurer
for the purposo of liaing tho District
bchool Dinfts, which wore usually
issued, or a largo portion of thorn,
during July and August. This J-oar,
howovcr, Treasurer Mackey, in July,
ordered our County Ti cusiirer, through
tho County Commissioners, pcrcmp.
torily to pay ovor the whulo umount
of tho tax thus roalizod, or incur a
penalty of ten per cent. Tho countv
ofllcors of course complied with the
requirements of their superiors and
sent them tho money.
JNow comes tho charge relating to
tho School Department: No School
Warrants woro issued from tho De
partment until after our money was
paid to Treasurer Mackcy. Then,
however, they came out thick and
fust, when there was no mone in the
hands of the County Treasurer as
heretofore to lift them. Hence the
School Treasurers aro compelled to go
to the banks and submit to a Bhavn or
go to Uarrisburg to get their money.
Now, why was not money enough
left in tho hands of tho County Treas
urer to lift the School Drafts f and
why were not the Drafts ieeued before,
the 25th of September t
Tho result of this blind financial
operation on the part of tho Stato
officials is that tho School Treasurers
aro constantly annoying tho County
Ircnturer for funds over which bo
has no control.
Had matters been allowed to remain
as they existed heforo tho advent of
Mackcy, all could havo been accom
modated and remained quiet as here
tofore. But as it is it looks as though
an imposition had been practiced upon
our people by the Mackey ring.
A country subscriber informs the
Lycoming (county) Standard, that a
ben in that section has been setting
for seven weeks on a half dozen pota
toes, which havo sprouted beautifully,
so that the stocks appear above her
head nicely leaved. If tho hens havo
no better knowlcdgo of the differenco
between eggs and potatoes, it is some
what surprising that hens and roosters
thrive down thero.
A Fuee Ride. When tho Southern
bound passenger train of the Orange
road was a few miles this side of Beal
ton Stution, on Sunday, running nt
full speed, an ox jumpod suddenly on
the track a short distance ahead of
the engir.e, and in less than fifty yards
from a bridge one hundred and fifty
feet long. Tho engineer whistled
"down brcak-i," but tho iron horse
plunged on, and his oxship, not get
tine out of the way, found himself
suddenly honored with a free ride on
tho "cow catcher," and was carried
across tho bridge and somo distnnco
beyond it before it could bo stopjed.
When it was finally checked, tho en
ginoer, brakesmen, nnd others on the
train, hurried to tho front to remove
what they imagined lo bo a dead "cat
tle," but before they got to him, the
ox extricated himseli from tho "cow
catcher," jumped from tho track into
an adjoining field, kicked up his heels,
and started off at a full run, appa
rently unhurt, and showing no evi
dence of dislike at the courtesy of a
"froo ride." irarrenfori(Va.).Scnfinff.
New Economy. A Washington cor
respondent says :
"Seven hundred dollars in Treasury
notes were loat lust week in tho rooms
of the Printing Bureau of the Treasury j
Department, and tho female clerks
employed thero were searched closely,
hut tho money not forthcoming they
huvo been mulcted in seven dollars
each to make up the loss. The ladies
complain that tho money might have
been lost in any other part of their
building, and they ouirht not to bo
made to bear the wholo loss both of
money and character."
This looks just like somo of Butlcr'i
work. Ho is death on women.
J. J. Kckel, who became a notori
ous character through his alleged con
nection with the Burdell murder
somo years sgo, and who was serving
a three years sentencoin tho Albsnv
ronitcntiary on conviction as one of
tho principals in the Dlaisdell and
Kckel whiskey frauds, died at tho pen
itontiary Saturday morning, of dropsy
brought on by confinement.
Tart of Florida has voted in favor
0," -irnxalion to Aluhama. Tho pco
iilo pro rtv ' f"excd even to a
wo no or climate ti'.;i i-'ir to get
out of the hands of tho ituJicu! sharks
who run tho machino in tho ' Land of
Flowers."
General Forest, who was so famous
for pulling up railroads during the
war, is now engaged in laving one
down from Sclnia, Alabama, to Colum
bia, Georgia.
Oa November JHh, 19. at the F.agle Hotel. In
Lethershnrg, ly J. It. Kavaoi.na, Rpq., Mr. IA
VII) F,. Ml KEY end MI'S ESTHKIt KKltltlf :
all of Beynoldiville, Jf-fcreoa county. Pa.
' ilcT
At the Ward House, Tyrone, filair county, Pa.,
on Monday, the 22i of .Votroibcr, If 09, T1IO.VI A8
rl'K.qTtN, Keq aged 75 years and sis. months.
The deocaeed was one of the eld.4 nalire-hom
residents of Huntingdon county, and reridefl within
a short distance of his birthplace for tho whole
term of his long lifr. lie was a man of strict in
tcgrlly, genial and kind hrartrd, and of more than
ordinary ability. He reprearnteel his district in
the Legislature during tba sessions of 1"2 and
lf-43, held the office of Justice of the Peace many
years, and was always held in high estimation by
his friends and neighbor. He died universally
regretted by alt who knew him, and bis remains
were attended to their last resting pls-e b. a Isrge
eoneur: a friends and rt'a'ies.
Marriott a ItnUtraw Train,
YwitenUy a victim of mi-nlun-d
coiifM.-nco, wlio knew not w Mher ahe
wit mnrriod oriinglo, told hrr utorv
to llio polieo. An iniPwmiiiK yoiinjj
Intly, iKlitacn or twenty j cnii of nK,
I,.,
cTnlLl L, t V, gl!.M J?. . '"ry.
")nlls aKo llio iilon-hunt milliner nnd
murines jonnsou Locarno iifnniiiin,l
and gradually tho acquaintance
merged into friendship, and then
ripened into love, Ho proposod a trip
to St. Louis to huvo tho ceremony per
formed, and alio acquiesced, and tlify
left IIo!lu on Thursday lust. On tho
trip It flpprnrs ho prcvuiled to havo
tho ceremony poi formud, and a strati
gcr to hor, whilo 011 the oars, wont
imuuKn mo marriage ceremony in
rather a bungling manner. Who the
extempore ptlrsori or magistrato .was,
or whoro he came from, the confiding
milliner did not know. She thought
it, however, all right, and it was not
only a liltlo pecuniary savint;. tut a
convenience to hor husband, so-called,
eho was satisfied. Arriving hero, they
took rooms at tho Clarendon, snd
registering of course as man and wife,
were assigned a com tort nblo roo;.i.
Yesterday morning, the groom, so
called, aroso early, telling the undo,
so called, to rost a w hilo longer, as ho
would tako a short walk and return
in a few minutes. Minutes morged
into hours, and Charley did not return.
It finally occurred to her that her
pocket book, containing one hundred
dollars in greenbacks, tho accumula
tion of much labor with tho noodle,
and her fine gold watch worj in tho
possession of her vanished lover. The
poor girl then bogan to realize that
sho had been imposed upon, and that
her money and honor wcro at tho
mercy of u sirunger. The polieoeould
not help her. St. Louis Jtepublican.
Cl'RTOM House 1!oiiiier3. The edi
tor of tho New York Day Book says:
We respocitully ask tho Collector of
isow l ork why ho seeks to shield the
thief, Dhttchford, of whoso misdoeds
ho has so long bebn cognizant F It is
hign tuno that the ercat nublio took
these frauds up, and moved for justice.
Here aro two or three millions of do.
lurs stolen from the Treasury of the
Ciiitcd States, by JMutchford & Co ,
Custom House cleiks and outsido
scoundrels, snd tho Collector, whoso
duty it is to bring the knaves to "need v
justice filcililuli'H tliA
principal rascal, and goes so far as to
accept his ofhciul resignation whilo
these foul charges aro pending against
inn. it nm on eann can jiioses II.
Grinnell bo thinking off Has he no
rcputulion at stake f Do the great
public remember the pipo laying politi
cal frauds of thirty years ago, wherein
Grinnell, Blulchford & Co., wcro very
activo participants J Did tho codo of
honor, which bound the jn'po-layers,
obligo Grinnell to shield a scion of one
of those old political rogues f Wo
pauso for a reply, but in the mean
time, ndviso a public meeting upon
tho subject of tho enormous thefts of
tho Custom House, and tho very sus
picious conduct of tho Collector con
nected therewith.
Took Tn Water Aoain. Mr. Kd.
Scull, editor of the Somerset Herald
and Whig, who was n candidato for
Stato Senator in his district, last elec
tion, and was beaten by Hiram Find
lay, by a ma jority of 23, is one of those
"high moral" characters, who make it
a point to
"Aeiume a Ttrtae, tbuugb they bn It nut."
Seeing, nnd in tho first gush Of Vir
tuous magnanimity, admitting, that
Findlay wns elected, he refused to
tako odvantago of tho informality in
the returns from a Democratic town
ship in Somerset, which gave F'indlay
40 majority. But the importunities
of tho "ring" conspirators and tho
necessities ol the "ring" itself have
proved too potent for tho pretentious
integrity of poor Scull. lie now inti
mates tfironirh his newspaper that ho
irif succumb to the baseness of lend
ing himself as tho instrument where
with to cheat Mr. Fimilny out of the
Olhco to which ho was elected. Alas,
poor Ncull ! 1 he pity ol it.
I) at, i. n I ion way Robbery On
Thursday after dark as Deputy Sher
iff Boycr, of Bloomfield, I'crry coun
ty, Was going home on horseback (hav
ing been out collecting money during
tho day) reached a point about half
way between Nowport and Bloom
field, bo noticed a man stop out on the
rond, who held a pistol toward him
and demanded his money. Boyer
mndo a grnsp at the pistol, when tho
villain llrcd, wounding tho sheriff in
the hand. At the same moment he
was knocked from his horse by a con
federate, whom Boycr had not noticed
before. After robbing him of ono bun
drcd nnd seven dollars tho robbers
fled into tho woods. MijRintown
Democrat.
Jolm V. Rmr, the notoriona Bnrk
oyo Ulnckumitli, hm bfen appointed
Agont fur tlio Treasury DrpHi tmont,
nt lialtimoro, MJ. An appointment
that could only bo conferred by cor
rupt gold Rambling ndmiiiintrutiun.
e ii
On6 of tlio old Kans.tn horo tliicf,
Ilrowtt'l on, visited Virginia last
rock, to are tlio place w here bin dad's
.oul commenced "marching on."
Clearfield MarketSi
Corrected weekly hy Ilirntan Mnasor, Whole. tie
and Itrtail Dealer in llry Hood, tirox-crirs, Pro
visions, do., Market street, Clearfield, Pa.
Ct-nanriri-n, Pi., Dec. 7,
Aple".grr n,U fie IIP ll"ge, dreeved
Dried, m 134 II idr green
Apple butl.-r.'jSeel. I Main 0i(
Boiler Mb 40 r:houldrrs...ltnin)
Brans OP0(J(f Pld.S OOf.tl
Boekeheat I Si Lard
It
7
JS
ID
:o
Ilnrkwhrat flour lb,
1 - ' H.i
i Uest pork.fbbl.,.37 H
P Oal , to
llcef, frerh ( 10 Onions I 00
Boards, M 13 0Uf 1 5 Oil rotators - OOoll CO
Corn, shelled... lie Peayhes, drie.L lb.. Ij
Corn, ear Iu Ira) 60 Piaster, y bbl. 9 J
Cora meal, u-k, 1 "A live- 1
Chop, -pi rwll It (j t 00 Bags. V lb ..
Clotersrcd. .. t 00 Pall, fi reek I 0
Cheese. Hliinglrs.l in.fMn," 00
Cherries, lb. OOf- 50 8bingln,5 Inl0(oy 1 1 00
Chickens, drsd, lb, 1 j Timothy seed ft 00
Kes M 16' Tallow IJ)
Vlaiaecd 1 00 j M he.t..... I .SO
Flour 7 Onr.o 7 to, Wool 40
Hsv I J 0(,x IS 00 Wood, y cord.. .. tt
A CourIi, (old or Sore Throat
Itrqutrti itmnHiata aMrntiuti, at
Bfglpot oft oo rofulta in an incarablt
Brown'i Bronchial Trochei
will InvariaMy giro hiflaut irlirf.
For BronrbHii, Aithma, CaUrrh, Conamptira
aod T. rmt Dipratco. Iby haT ft
anoibinK ff-H.
Siugcri and taMio !,. in Ihrm to cleat
and fUrnfilhvn (hft Toina.
Owias t tho I'K.J rfputatina afi4 anpularity of
tho Trwhra, many worth!! and chrap imltatioai
ara offer., whirk ara food Tor an t tain f.
fi lorr to oMaia tb traa
foldtrr;wLft. iol m
floods, C.fofrrirj, (Mr.
l.i aa.a.a . e. snaea,....-.,, 4. aji..
J. B. GRAHAM & SONS,
MAHKKT FTRKKT,
CLEARFIELD, Ia.
Dealers in all kinds of LUMBER, Dry
Goods, Groceries, 4c,
TDK ubicrlbcri having antered Into partner
ship for th nurpoia of carrying on tba
bualnesi of Merebandleing, now offer a good
and rare opportunity to the eltliena nf Clear
told and adjoining oonntlaa to toy atore gloli
atwbolnnli or .retail prloci, that will aatonUh
the anlmtrticted. Their goodi will ba particu
larly leieeled to an It tbla market. Every lady
will, therefore, oall the attention of her hniband
to tbla fact, because tbla branch of our baalnaia
will receive special attention, atd everything
aaadad in a well regulated household will at all
times ba found in out (lore.
DItY GOODS:
Our stock of DRY CiOODM shall not ha snr
passed, either In quality or pries, and will em.
braes, in part, Prints of every slyls, Oinghams
and Lawns of every quality, Muslins of every
grade. Da Lalnss adapted Id the taates of lbs
old and yoang; Snd every artiole of any kind of
foods they sell Is to be as represented, and war
ranted to givt satisfaction,
DRESS GOODS:
As to Dni HM .t)OI)we have a splendid
assortment of Alpacas, black, while, and la eol
ore; .rmures, Eilks, and in short all the newest
styles In the market. We deslte this fact to
become keowa to svary parson In iba eoonty.
With onr aaw and extensive stock of IlHBri?
O.O0D3, the ladiss can all he suited by Jut
dropping in and getting a nice dress pattern,
lace aett, kid gloves or by doing that which is
belter i give her a well-filled purse, and its will
bod good and pajiog investments in ambroid
cries, edgings, ribbons, gloves, hosiery, or any
other household nocraslfica.
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR:
And In addition to what ws have alreaty
enumerated, we keep nil kinds of CKNTLIi
MF.N'M WEAR-iueh si Cloths, Casilmeres,
Satinette, Hats, Boots and Shoes, Ac, besides.
a nice assortment of Made-up CLOTHING
for Hen and Boys, manufactured out of the vary
best material, which we will sail fur cash er
eichange for country produce at prices which
will astonish everybody.
SQUARE TIMBER:
W art tow rgty teg. km! ia feu-log and
wiling MltiARIi TIMIU;R and Btnufae
tnrtd LIMBER, tod will girt tbla braoeb of
boitoeaf ape ctal alUDtloa, and tasrafura tnaka It
an objttet lo arory on who bai Lumbar to fell to
om and dtal witb up.
GROCERIES & HARDWARE :
We shall also keep constantly on band a
general assortment of RKl:ltIl:t and
IIARIYVAKK,whjeh ws will ssll at sieeed
Ingly low prices. We also keep n full assort
ment of QtKr.NSW ARI IHi department
will be kepi full aad complete, and ell who
contemplate housekeeping, will nnd It to their
advantage to come and trade with as; became
we are ao situated, and, from long experience in
ths huaineis, ao well acquainted with the wants
and necessities of this community, that we feet
satiated if every man woman aau ebild inly
makes It a point to buy their goods from ns, wa
can please them both as to quality and price.
Tbarefora, oomi aloor aad boy year BOOTS '
k BUOVel, QAM KBAV MAl'
nlAviiiDj, i .. .
vuvi uiu, ana .rerytDin, jom D W re a-
in yournlres and families eomforubls, from
JAMES C. GRAHAM k SONS,
CLEAHFIELD, PA.
J7 I
StMlraL
P. T. I,
"For thy Stomach's Sake and thine
other Infirmities." St. Paul.
IIt. ItOYIlIt S
PIBB
WEST BRANCH BITTERS.
A Mr. pnfT,lroiiaBtand 1i:allb givinf Tmiie
- ilrictly Ttgrtabla, and maaufaotunrd from
tha moil para and ehoie raatrriaU ! not a Fpirit
drink Br a1fitituto (or uhloky, but a cirnlifio
eooipouDil. for (be protrctioa of th lyntrm aotl
tha euro of diaM, nale from chemically purr
Apart), fntirvly frr from fonil oil or other irrita
ting propertirf. and wilt mrt disarre or offend tb
most dr I irate ftomarb. A long priiata ex peri
nee bat attested lti
Superiority over all Ordinary Remedies.
No Hitter at pretent offind to tho pohiin
eon taint to murk meJiciml virtue, aud yet to ta
nd plea-ant to like. It'i mm ii to our diteare.
and it will oot areata on tppefil for rptritaoo
liqnort, but will rare the effect i of di'jipstioa.
To iorreaae the Appelile. V.K IT.
To promote Pigettion, VFK IT.
To euro Tyvpepvia, I'FE IT.
To ear Feer and Ag, tPK IT.
To rore Itil!i(fHneM, t'Ft IT.
To cure CunMipatlon, I BE IT.
To mre Chronio T)itrrhra, t'8K IT.
To euro Heart Urn, V5E IT.
To curt Flatuli-nre, I IT.
To euro Arid EnwUliuti. I PK IT.
To enre Kerrou Iiebility, VKK IT.
Ty cure llyporhnndria, VFIi IT.
To cere Sallonr m of Cuinplrxin, I'PR IT.
Tu cure r.repU'i tnd UlMthr. V?K IT.
Fr Ocneral Protlration of tha
rhytlpal power, I'SK IT,
and it will core jnn.
Pol-1 eTerThre, al $1.00 per bottle.
Mann
factored eirluairely by
IJOYEU k SHAW,
Cl.EARFIEI.D, TA
Whe nffrr liberal indnccracnts la tlie Uatle.
Oe. 7, 1Mlt.tr.
Democratic Almanac.
tpHlS InteJuaMe pnMieatirfn la fr aale al Ibe
X r' otTi'V. It ihniild te in the band nf every
Ireiancntt. it contain full eWrtin rrtnrne frm
arnr county in the t nlted Hiateai bendr. tho
aamber fnr lAa Fontaine a compiate lift of the
aameenf all the nrwiiapereftnipreed nnd mo' HreJ
dfiring Lincoln adieinitmttun : and that for 1A7
enntamd the n me nf all thoee eirihan o were
Itnpnennrd during the una pritd. Tbeae two
lifie, fr future reference, rt worib more thea
the price of the pnMimtinw. The nntnlier fiit lf(
ia alto fnll nf valnahle etaliatirt. Any one sending
M rente to the Poet Maeler, will reerive hy rrtnra
ail a oepyl'sT each fear, Tree 01 poataga. lJri.':it
SWAIM PA5 ACF.A. Kenned,'! Medical
MacneerT, llslssbnld's Bneha. Cik.r's Cod
Liver thl, Jane's acd Avar's medicine, ef rrere
,t,d, f.r sai, at UAbliwicl 4 .Un i.
yhiliidftphia -mtUfmfuts.
FALL AND WINTERfASHIONsl
MB. U. A. IIINUhR has ju.l arrlrrd froti.
Parts and I, on. Ion with the laleit l,n(l
pnnonelly erlei-ted from the gratt novellirii
J'eo, the most clegStl Tnmmli.,1 to be secured ia
Peril, such ai
LACK-), rlllinoeu, VELVET!. FLOWERS
IIIIIKAL VEILS. PINK JKWL'LP.Y. aid
lltlMMKt) t'APFR PATTKItNH, 1)RIS
and CLOAK MAKINtl.
Klolnilve agent for Mrs. K. Work's celebrated
STitcin for cutting ladies' dreiei'S, sacqitrs, liasoies,
d' N. W. comer of Eleventh ami i'heitnut ets.
Philadelphia. Kept (I, nu-Aiu
ISAAC K. STAUFFER,
WATCHES & JEWELRY,
No. H8 Xorth Beonnd Street,
Corner of Quarry IMI I LA DliLl'll I A.
An aswirtutent of V..teheii, Jcwelrj, LSilrrr and
t uied H aro oonitaouy oo hand.
Itrpairing of Walcbct and Jtwelrj promptly
wieiiuuu to. J)"-'?
S. Silbermau. O. KiUinger. . II. gtlbcnotD.
S. SILBEEMAN & CO.,
in portkii ijio joaaxm or
FANCY GOODS, PIPES
NOTIONS, &C,
13 Jl'orth t'ourti Slrtel,
uiySd
PHILADELPHIA.
lyrpd
T. C. MYERS,
WITH
en. w. PAUL, n. . aola.
WM. W. PAUL Ik CO.,
WII0LF9ALB
HOOT AJfD 8IIOE
(23 Market lit. A 114 Commerce ?t above Siilh,
Biylt PHILADELPHIA. ly
J. nou-owaran a. Dirts r.asi.
. EOLLOWBDSH dc CAEEY,
. BOOKSELLERS,
Clank Rook Manufacturers,
AND 8TATI0NERS,
31$ Market St., I'hUadtlphla.
fcnVPeper Flour Sacks and Bugs. Foolscap,
Letter, Note, Wrapping, Curtain and Wall
Papers. febSl-ly.
DREXEL & CO.,
No. 31 South Third Htrcet, PbllaJclphU,
iaMKUtS
And Dealers in Government Securities.
Apittioation by mail will recti v prom tit at too -
tion, aod all infuriuation obrcrfully furniilied.
Onlers tolioitetl. airll-tf
BENSON, CAMPBELL & Co.,
Ko, 17 K. Fifth St. and 421 Cohtoferce,
PHILADELPHIA, Pi,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
And Commission Merchants,
rue rni aLu op
Wool, Olnseng, For Skim, Feathers. Lesllier,
fliiUM. Urled rruita, Clover Sees, KooU,
Deer Kklos. Hotter, Ueeswai, tibaep
Skins, Egs, As., ec , Ac.
CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED.
Weekly Pries current forwarded oa rsqusst.
June II, lets y:pd
LADIES' f AMY FIRS.
JOHN FAREIRA,
718 Arch St.,
Middle of the Block, bet
7lb and 8!hKf., 8..uth side,
I'lllI.AUl.l.l'IIIA.
Iinportor, nianofarturer
an,l llealer in ail kinds
and quality of
FANCY Frns
poa laoirs' a rniLnnKi's
eaan.
Having enlargcil,reinod
clrd and improred my old
- r r! r.nr.l.l. I. n w L' I ' U
-
I T T"T7.t.J,r bJll Olll I fl, KUi u.i iiiji
(tniKirted m ,.r ,nt1 fpi,id WMrtMant of
all tha different klndt of Fart fnm flnt handt in
Kurnpe, and bare bad them made up by tho moat
akilllul workmen, I would renpncftully invite my
friend of Clearfield and adjacent eountie, to rail
and examine my very Urpe ami beautiful artort
ment of Fancr Furt, for Ladiet and Children. I
am determined to tell at aa low prica an any other
reipectahle llonee In thia city. All tare V aran
ted ho uiareprtKntationa to efleot aal.
JOHN JAHKIUA,
Bept 19. 'n0-4m 718 Arrh Kt. Philadelphia.
Ufrrtan! JTailorj.
F. C. CROMM,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
MARKET ST., CLKARFIELt), PAi
VFVMi topply nf Cloth, ra--imere and
Veetintra e-ntnl!y on baed. which will be
made up according to tba Jatert fafhionf, in a
aubatantiai manner, aud at low rate. any?
13C9Coin'ltAIoiic. 1809.
J5. K. L. STOUCillTOX.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Market Ntrcct, I learfleld. Pa
HAVINQ opened bnalneta on my nn bonk,
at tbt old atari d la Hhaw'a How, I therefore
announce to tbt public that I hare now aa band
a well telected aod large aarortmrnt of
Cloths, Cassimcres, Vestings,
Baare-t, and til kind of Gooda for men and
boyt' wear, and am now prepared to make ap t
order CLOTH INH, from a aingla article to a full
auit. Ia the lateit ttylet and moat workmanlike
man ear. Bperial attoniion giean ta caatora
work and eatling oat fur men and boy a. I
offer great bar pinna to enttomert, and ei'rtnl
RtHa atlifaeiif.a. A liharal ahare of pablic
patrnnatre It aulicited. Call tad tee me.
jan7-tf K. It. L. fifOlM HTOIV.
ir. IJIUDGK.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
(Store one door eaat of Clearfield Iljuee,)
Market Mreft, Clearfield, Pa.
T r FFPa on btnd a full aaaortment of Qent'
IV Furnishing Onndt, tuek aa bhlrte, Linen
and Woolen t'nderahirta, lrawera and Prefc,
Neck-tie, poeket Handkarehlefa, Oloeee, llata,
I'mbrellat, A'.t lo great variety. 0 Fioea
Oooda bt keep tba
Best Clothe of all "Shades and Colors,"
Ruek as tllaek Docskia ef the tery hcsl make;
f'ancy Csssifnere, in great variety , also, Freerh
Caling. Itoaver, Pilot, Chinrhilla, and Fricnlt
overcoating. Ali of ebicK will be sold cbesn for
Cash, and made np according to ths latest stles
hy eipsrieneed woekinea.
Alio, Arent lor L'learneid county ror l. At
Singer Vo't. celebrated Sewing Machines.
Nov. I, ISHJ.tf. II. HHIUllX.
Southern Land & Emirnlion
f O M P A R Y ,
WASHINGTON-, I). C.
OnflAXtZKP and cstntiliihed for Ibe riirchaie
and f'le nf Ksrming and Mineral Lands,
and improved Heal Ktalc in Ihe Penlhein .-States
THU.M AR n. FLORENCE, President.
JO. 8KVKIINM. Vlr. President.
i. IIKN1IV A.--KIN. Trcamrcr,
"resident Foartb Vntinnal limit of I'hllflt'tfihia.
JOHN MORHIH. Ke.retry.
1 li(K. C. MAt lllin Y..U
Aitcrney and C'onusrllcr.
OBoe; Waihlngtfn Bnilding. Corner Berenth
Ht;, and rcnaihaiiia Aiceun, IVaihington, I. C.
errrnreras I
Hor. John T. lloBmar), Alhans, Jf. T.
Fl Mot. Wm. Birlif. Clearfield, Pa.
Iloe. T. F. Randolph, Trenton, N, J.
Vi floe, n m. F. I-svher, ITilliaia'porl, Ta.
Pept. I, If.
NOTICE.
VIsL perrcna are hereby notind who ktve
leaeed Hanking ground al or Ber the nt'tHtfc
nt W hitmer m 'he property of flroom. Dirk
ey tt (bet all bark pny mitat be penl np be
fi rc any more rmnnd esa be nbtaind. And all
rtereone binktng timlwr or lir" ar an? aiber
I Mint err rra the afreid property, wilhn.it fr
wiiMiOn, Will be held fuf trreepv. or I charge)
fifty dollar? per raft for enid grvimd. Apphratu a
f.ir taid gmund meat be made to W. b. Ihrkey,
lllca llpe. i'a.
crxoi, ncKrr 4 co.
Pimm
5f. JH.ilfntfr(f A (Tn.
BEST GOODS"
Af
LOWEST PFUCES
J. A.
1.LATTEJBERGEH,
& CO.,
NOW OFFER AT THEIR
M a in m o i h fviorc,
IN OSC'I.OLA, PA.,
A.
LAItGE & WELL-SELECTED
Spring & Summer Goods,
rfRCUASED AT THE LOWEST UAIt-
KET RATES, A XI) TO BE SOLD AT
A SLIGHT ADVANCE ON COST.
CONSISTING ov DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, HARDWARE,
QUEEN6WARE. WOOD i. WILLOW
WAI.E, NOTIONS, CLOTHING,
HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS
ANDSIIOIS.
LU'RNITURE & MATTRESSES,
JL
FLOUR AND FEED,
AND EVERYTHING ArPERTAINlNO
TO WELL-REGULATED HOUSE
ROLDS, A8 WELL AS TO MILLS,
MINES, AND CAMTS.
nitDERS RECEIVED AND
PROMPTLY TILLED.
UIGHEST MAKKETRATES PAID FOM
COfSTnY TKODUCE.
3ALKSMEN AKE ATTENTIVE, f'O
LITE AND OBLIGIXO.
QALL, SEE, EXAMINE, AND BE
convinced;
J. A.
KLATTENKERGEI.,
& CO.
Oweola Mills. ra Ar.nl II, lt.
t It
ECEMBEB-
1869. 1869.
FAfjIi TRADE.
NEW GOODS!
NEW GOODS!!
NEW GOODS!!!
WM. HEED & CO.,
Market Street Clearfield, Pa.,
J JAVE JlsT OPENED a large ana com
plete aitortment ef
Foreign and ItomrsUc
DItY GOODS;
Kmbracinp s full lino of Drcsn Goods
1'airtler, noolrn and Zrphvr ISbnwIa,
Uorwi 8hirU, Fine Flannela for under
w?ar, Dreaties and Capea : Trimminga
of all kind, Alexander t Kid tilovr.
( ntferinr to Joovmi, ) Zephvr and
Worried
LAD IKS AXD GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING GOODS.
HATS, CAfS, FURS, AC.f AC, AC.
HAVING eel ec ted onr awa rtnrk with Ihe
irate rt eare, bur era will find a decided
Advantage in calling.
HAYING MADE ARRAXUKMKXTf with
an importing bouee in tha eaat, country dealera
aitl be tupplied with f.fpbvr la any quantity,
at Nt-w Yctik and I'hiladrtplna Jobbing pricet.
Clearfield, Prpt. 12, ISoP-lm,
aim tL ias.(LD
,.w. aona MAHTtaoaw.
FALL OPENING.
ARNOLD HAKTSIIOnX,
CinwENsvii.Li, Pa.
JJAVK Jl'ST OI'KNKD a large and mnsl
ccmlcte stock of
HATS k CATS, KOOTS 8110KS,
UAiii)VAi!K,(;ri-:i:NswAi:i';
BACON, DBI ED FUl'IT,
G HOCK RIBS, SALT,
.C, KC, AC.
psliifaction gnsranteed as to e,eitlit.v and frice.
All kinds of lumber and frodncc fascn in ea
ehange for geJOils, tlivc n. a call hefnrc nnrrha
sirgclsenhcee. ARt'il.ll A IIARTHIIUH.N.
Cernenstillr, rV.t. !. 'f.t-tf,
(1 illTIOJI. All neeeons areeanllcnrd not to
J tnlerfera wllh the following deeeTihed prof
ertr. In the possesion of J.nsca A. Ihion, of
llred.e tnwnshii, ae the aatne belong to ns: One
team of borers, one cow, bog, wagon, log alerta.
hemes, chain, sawa, bar, eels, boesehoW g""ds,
Ac, Ac. C. XI. A J. UARRIriON.
Neilwe 4. laf.H-lrea
mraaeon and nhd.salnal loiportrs or eeer,
I kiad ef tha latest losnroeeracnte, for tela .1
tke. Flcre a JIARJSWKls
JMrHirarf, riavvarf, tit.
MEIIUELL & BIG LEU,
eataaa in
II AH ITVAH K,
Alw, Manafartariuiof
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
CLEARFIELD, PA.
LOT OF SADDLES, BRIDLES,
Ilarnsss, Cellars, etc., (or salt if
.ERR'' tlOLEH.
pALMFft'T'PATENT US LOAD-
log Qjiy Forks, for sals fcy
MSRRELL i, BIOI-ER.
Q1L, P4INT, PUTTY, GLASS,
Kails, etc., for sale by
MERRELL t BIOLER.
II
ins ess trim Msgs k shoe
Findings, for sal, by
MEUtlEM- A BIGLER.
Q USS, PISTOLS, SWORD CANES
For sals ly
' MkKREI.fi A BlOI.ER.
gTOYEH, OF ALL SORTS AND
6iies, for sale by
M F.I! It ELI, 4 BIOLER,
RON! IRON I IKON! IRON!
For sal. by
MERRELL ft BIGLER.
2oibp, SHOES k HORSE SHOE
NAIL.0, for sate v,
MERRELL A BIGLER.
pt'LLEY BLOCKS, ALL SIZES
And bast Uannfaetnre, for sale by
MERRELL ft BIGLER-
T
HlilBLE SKEINS AND PIPE
BOXES, for sal. by
MERRELL ft BIOLER.
"J70DDER CUTTERS for anlo by
MERRELL ft BIGLER.
SAWS! SAVSI SAWS I
ATTENTION, LUMBERMEN!
a nr.vovvTio' i.r s.urst
EMERSON'S
PATENT PERFORAItATED
Cross-Cut, Circular and Long Saws,
(ALL GUXMINa AVOIDED.)
ALIO,
tmerson s ratcnt Adjustable swage,
For Spreading, Eliarpenlng, and Fhaplng tha
Teelh of all Splittinf Sews.
tesV'horor a Descriptive Circntar and Fries
List. HKKRELL A BKJLER,
)an tf) General Agent, Clearteld, Fa
G. S. FLEGAL,
1EALIH IW
STOVES AD HOLLOW-WIRE,
ah. MeuniACrvnia of
Tin, Copper & Sheet Iron
Ware,
rblli)sburg, Ceutre re Pit,
fllHK nnderaigned respcctrnllj nnnonbeel le
l tbe nablie that be baa on hand n eare.
fullf-eeleeted and wall assorted stock of 6torse.
His rarietj eunsisU of
HIE CELEBRATED IRONSIDES,
Which bare never failsd to give perfect aatlsfae
lion to in. most raitldltna or lis purchasers,
Continental, Lehigh, Farmer, Davlitlt. ftpaers'
Antl Host, Niagara, Cbarsa, llsrald. sre.,
witb every variety ef the bast
fitubnrg Mauufaetnr,.
VkvTh. Tin and Fheet Iron war, glrea witb
tbe Moves la asada of Ihe heae'eel and best
msterlal, and warranted t. give perfect (atia.
faction, ilia stock ef
PARLOR AND HEATING STOVES
Is larger, bitter and cheaper Ibaa ever before
avhibu.d to tbe pnblie. lie defies competition
either in earietv, quality er rice.
Hs Is also prepared le famish a ootnplete
assortment of
Tin, Copper, Shoot-Iron, Wooden and
Willow Ware,
Wholesale er retail, meaoraetared neatly aad
with the enie view te service, front the best ma
terial ia tbe market
PL0W8, PLOW FOISTS. A COPrKR, BRASS
AND ItlON RKTILP.S,
Of every desoriptloa eonstantly ea band.
LIGHTNING U0D3.
Sopsrior folht, pot np en short notice, Tbe
Point be offers te the poblie Is II.. seme as Is
now need by ibe Pennsylvania Railroad Co eat
their buildings.
ORDERS FUR fiPOUTING, ROOFING!
And other Work belonging to bis business will
be prompt! (lied by oaperienwd aad skiUIai
worka.00.
ISRASS, COlTER Ay D OLD METTLB
Taken In exchange for goods.
FAIRBANKS'
FTAXIiARD
SCALES,
or aix Ktana;
Baggage Barrows, Warehouse Trncka, pylog
Presses, Improred Knney lire"
ron ialji ar
MERRKLL k 1GLEH,
Irrklrm IP Marelfrart.
j3".f ctecond rtrcet, t learnrlil, ra.
Owureoln llnkery.
-tTe-ir propnwi to fnrnish to tbe eilleens of
Ooccola the ''Starl of Life" In tbe shape of
BREAD. PIES AND CAKES,
nf .vert desired form nnd taste. An we ail It t
tnil. after which we will ran the risk of receiving
a liberal share ef pnbltc palronegj
Osceola, Not. 1, IBM. T. B. 0 ERl F!t,
tlCT tbe DEjlOCIATlO Al,.SA0. Only
V i i tti -,. Story eetej .g),;, ,sr tf
,, , ,i ,i sna mend Hoots and raocs, at his new shon to.
St-IIe especially Invites Ih. atlentlnn ef . Ur.b., Ha Is satiiBed that he can pUaaw
Merchant, wi.hmg to purcha.. at wholcMle. s. .i,,,.,,,,, ,,, k, ,mt 0,,B, , "
the, will find It to their .rte....g. lo ei.m.na ,l h,., p.ui,,,.) II. i. prepared
IU stack before p.,.h..g '-" C..b er Counts; Produce. 'W, , fcs. "tb!
.. . , a ISA. ei,v nr nelt door to Showers 4 Orahsm a store.
Thilipsburg, All. , lL '""' on Market etrcet, Clearlald, Pa and kept byi
- fellow cnaaaiaaly walled
Potrttf.
the Smith house,
Corner of riead Third rltraatt,
CtlCAHFir.l P, FA
(Oppotita tba pMteager Pepoi.)
fTIH anderf.)fned baa treated tbia larfe and
L eomnndfona boa fue tha aatertaiameat aad
anodation of tba traveltna uahlte. U tb era-
fore tolteltt trnveleera and ettjuurnert ta giro kt
a oall. Hi TAM.lt will ha turpllad wtik tt
be"t tha ft ark at affTfda. and ehara-rt raaaoaabla.
reAint.la mi sa.l l.nnf tit uMnmi.rlila tmimimt4
It aiu-,Lapj t0 tjB ,out
oTliyo.tf I.KWIB BMITH.
THE LEONARD HOUSE.
(Ne the Railroad Depot,)
BBED BTRKhT, CLEARFIELD, PA.
Ov I). COODFL:rLOM'( Proprlatof.
ATiRW ftmt-elaea Hotel la e.ry Hnant--
eomforlable rooma ill the moderk improra
meuta tbe beet of LIQl'OKb frdmpt abund
ance, and raaonalle rhargei. Tile patron eg of
tha puhlie ia reFpectfulljr nlieitad. Teametera
will please take nntioe that a larfre barn bat Jaat
bean erected for tba thelterinf of hor are, loaded
wafonaand oarriagoa baring aoommodiout yard
adjacent to tha Fro:fcht aod Paaaenger depot, je&l
THE MANSION HOUSE,
Corner of fteeond and Market Streets,
CLr.ARFiF.rn, p.t.
rtitll? old aal eotnnodiona Hotel bsi. dnrlng
X lb. futit year, been enlarged to doable lis
furmer capaeity for. the snterlainment of atraa
g.rt and guests. The whole boiiJing baa keen
rcforniibsd, and (he proprietor will spare nn
pains to render bis gusstt comfortable while
Haying with him.
IO. fll.P.IUD DV.H I.'IUHI.U, . w
and from the Depot on Ih. arrival and departure
of each train. DAVID JOHNSTON,
nova tf Preprieur.
THE WESTERN HOTEL,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
rpilK subscriber having leased for a teres of
1 Tears this wall-known Hotel, (kept for many
years hy Mr. Lanicb.) and re-iuod and refer
nt.h.d ft throughout, is now prepared to enter
tain travelers and tbe poblie generally upon
terms it is hoped alike agreeable to botn petrona
oroorlelor. His TAB1.K and- BAR will
ba sop-liea will, vk- beet the market affords)
aad no pains will be spared oo i. rt to add ba
lbs eonvonienee nnd comfort of bis goesla.
J0UN D0UUULRTY.
not! P.onleteei
THE ALLEGHENY HOTEL.
JsUtfKET Br. CLEARFIELD. Pa.
THIS largo and oratnodiom nw hotel bat
been oprned for tho aoeommodation of tha
public, where tba proprietor will ba glad to meet
bia old frieoda, and receive a ahare of puhlie pat
ronage. II y etriot pereonal attention to tha da-'
Utile of bia buainrae, be bnpea to be able in render
catiafaetion to bit patron a. The TARLK will
aiwaja be boautifullr eupplied with the beet that
can be procared in tbe market, and the BAP.
will eontaln a full atock of LIQUORS, DEER, Ac.
Good itablinf attached.
CASPER LEIP0LDT,
ClearBef J, Marrb 3, U69-1 Proprietor.
THE EAGLE HOTEL,
MAIN ST., CUUWEN6VILLE, PA.
HAVING looted for a term of year tha
above well known and popular kotel, (kerpt
formerly by Mr. Matoa. and lately by Mr.
Event.) the pretent proprietor haj re fitted it
witb tbe object of reader ng hit gueata eom fort
able while ojoarning with bim. A fine, hrrga
Buhle aad Yard it attached, for the care aad
protect! oa of boreet, earritgei and wagon i. A
liberal eh are of pnblie patron are ia tolieltee.
febU tf JUUN FOUTS, Prop'r.
SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE,
1 or weuft villa, Cleartield couuty. Pa
rpumaldand well eetabtiebod Hotel, beaatU
X folly titoated ob the baakt of tba Suaque
beone. Id the boroigh of Cnrwenjville, bat beea
leaded fur a term of years by tha andertigned.
It hat been entirely refitted, and la now open tw
the public generally and tbe travelling comma
nlty in particular. No palm will be apartd to
render gueata comfortable white tarrying at thia
home. Ample Stabling room for tba aocomme-
dailoa of teame Cbargea moderate.
Ja0. 1, ' if WM. M. JEFFRIES.
THE AMERICAN HOUSE,
turweuiTllln, Clearfield county, Fa.
fTllIE nnderaigned bas leased this old and long
L enabllihcd hotel, (formerly kepi fcy-MijoT
Isaae Binom.) situate in a central portion of the
town, and bas entirely rt-lttad aod ro fnrol.h.
it, aid r. modeled the Mauling, ao aa to make It
aa object, hereafter, for the traveling pablie tt
patroniao this large and .ommndloos bouse,
dsc S.-CS-tf J0HS J. READ.
THE EXCHANGE HOTEL,
II L. TING DOM, PA.
flUItS eld ejtaWiihmect baring been teased
X. by J. MORRISON, formerly proprlslor of
the "Morrison lliese,"haa been thoroughly ren
ovated and refurnished, aod tupplied witb all
tba modern improvements and coovonieooes ae
cessary to a first elsis Hotel. Tne dining room
bas been removed to tba nret Hoof, add is now
spacious and airy, Tbe chambers ara wall van.
tilated, acd the proprietor will endeavor te make
bis guosts perfectly at home.
JcS 1. MORRISON, Proprietor.
t. w. wiu.ica t.oa. ntw.
THE AMERICAN HOUSE,
I.uthcrebarg;, Clearfield Co. Pa.
Tnt.S well knowa and long eslabllabed Hotel,
formerly kept by R, W. Moore, end latteily
by Wa, webwem.sr, haa keen leaaed for n term
ol jeara by tho nodersigned, to wbiob tba attoa
tlea ol the traveling public is now called, and a
liberal ahare of pubiie patroeage la aolieited.
aprl,'oe-ly.pd bUAW A WALLACi.
THE RAILROAD HOUSE,
MAIN ST., rillLIPSBURQ, PA.
fpilK nnderaigned keeps constantly on band
I the beet ef Llqnora. His table Is nlwava
supplied with ths West the market affords. Tbe
traveling pubiie will do well te give him a ealL
aovl. oj. RUllhRT LLOYD.
'0015 aad Iior3.
DANIEL CONNELLY,
Hoot and Shoe manufacturer,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
HAS Just received n fine lot of French CALF
cKINS, and is aow prepared ta manatee.
lure everything in bis Una at iba lowest tgorsa.
Hs will warrant hie work lo be aa represented.
Ha respectfully solicits a eail. at bia shon aw
ttarket street, second dcor weatef thspostonoe,
where fas will do all in kia newer to reader satie
faction. Soma fine Gaiter tons on hand.
yt,-er-y danikl coknellt.
TEACE PROCLAIMED.
THE WAR 07E& 15 CLKliPlSU.
KNOX TOWNSHIP QUIET.
Nearly all the Contrabands going back
to ineir ot matreri ; tut nary ont
gning to old Mattachusrttt, uhrrt
they were loved to long and to veil.
IN mneuenee of ths above facts, t. SHORT,
of the old "Short bhoe Show," woald aa.
anonre to bis numerous patrona, and the people
ef Clearfield county at largo, that ha baa now n
tret rate lot of good material, jflit received frosa
tbe Eaat, and is prepared nn short ftotloe ta make
SnORTT.'
FIV BOOT AD SHOE SHOP.
EDWARD MACK.
Con, 11 ARRET A tn 8ra., CLEARFIELD, f.
milK proprietor bas entered Into tha BOOT A
.1 RUHR kaalaose at tbe above stand, aad
it determined not to be outdone either ia e.al.
Ity or price for bit work, Special atteatlon
will be paid to manufacturing Pewed work. 11.
bas on band a large lot of Rrenck Rip and
Calf Bklne, of tbt very best quality. Tba cltl
sens ef Clearfield aad vleiaity are respectfully
invited te give kia a trial. Me chares for aaile
ov, tf
XEW lilHIT AM) SHOE SHOP,
in ti RrrEnnviM.B.
TM E subscriber baring lately started , Bvv
Boot and 8koe shop In Carw.a',m.
Main street, oppoaite Joseph R. 'rwln', tTm
"""' w.pwii.iij nieniw , me o.blle thai
be ia nrepared to a..'ac ) Bo,u
aad Shoes, aad ere-viMo. ,,, ., ,korl
notice, m keip, ., band a good art
meat of rsedr-uad. work, whiek ke will sell
ebeap fee eik ev aonaift prctueo.
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