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tvi:txnsPAT Mnimxn, vw.it iwt.
POETICAL MH)M Y,
Oh. Absalom ! my n ! my Mn I
Hit tvwt waa whiip
lr rtnlr a pig and away h run
To the buy of Hifear, 0.
Thr boy loil on tlif burning deck,
And pmoked ht pip of clay,
And .t bin muavy uti m hoti-tail-d nag,
ttbrn the muon had fm away.
I'm lonely iin my mother died
Tho im it round her Ptill
So I'll pffl a baa; of Uteri, 0,
With the fword of Bunker J I ill. ,
It li the hour when from the bough
I ki-d my Mvlly Ann,
Go run, Elijah, and hurry up Pomp
Vet, or any other man.
Oh, what are the wild waves 'ring ?
I cried the limp niffht through ;
And a voice replied, lar up the bright,
I A Utile more eider, too.
The harp at natnre'i advent MruDg,
It ouDittifr tbroujrh the rye I
Then kia we quick and gu, my hutier,
bud tho spider to the tly.
My Willie! on the dark blue ea,
With flre hundred thousand more J
And my day are pi id tug iwiftlj by
To the old Krnturky shorn.
Tattling.
Tlie following selection from the
Ladies' Repository in peculiarly well
adapted to any locality, and may
riervo as a reproof to tlioso who pun
net this morbid nature :
"The dioposilion to pry into the
affairs of life is too common, and is
nhvHVS dishonorable. The appetite
for such knowledge is to be regarded
us morbid, and the indulgence of it
reprehensible.
"i lie hungry-eyed wretches who sit I
jr. tho unsuspicious circle treasuring
her words spy.ng their 'weakness
.......rju-uting ninocenv noeri.es, ana
Inon minimi. Irntn .w.nua
with their mutil
ited news, ore to be
classed with poisoners of wells or
burners of houses. Mukb no terms
with such people. They are common
enemies to goodness. Hunt, burry
mid bound thorn out of society. They
are the worst of pests save ono, and
that is the listener to the tale-bearer.
There could be no tattling if there was
no one to bear. It takes an esr and
n tongue to make a gossip. Greedy
listening ia as dishonorable as nimble
tattling. The ear is the, open market
where tho tongue sells'its ill gotten
wares. Some there are who will not
repeat again what they hear, but they
me willing to listen to it. They will
not deal in contraband goods, but will
buy enough of the smuggler lor house
use. Then respectable listeners arc
thepatronsof tattlers. It is the ready
market that keeps tale-bearing brisk.
It is a shamo to listed to ill of your
neighbor. Christian benevolence de
mands that you do not love ill news.
A clean l)oart and true honor rejoice
in kindly things. It should be a pain
and sorrtfw to know of anything that
degrades your neirhbor in your eyes,
oven though, ho be your enemy, and
how much more if he be your friend !
"The scriptures say, "Thou shall
not go up and down as a tale-bearer
among the people" "A tale-bearer re
vealeth sccrets,butholhat is of faithful
(honorable) spirit concealeth the mat
ter." "The words or a tale bearer are
as wounds that go down in to the inner
most parts of the belly." Tho He
brews thought that the affections had
their seat in tho bowels; and by this
phrase "go down into the innermost
parts of too bolly," they signified how
aharp and exasperating to tho doep
eits and best feeling of our nature are
the cruel offices of the common tattler.
"Where no wood is the Ore goeth out ;
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7,Jfl . ' '',!' lihins of the West, tl.o cottou-mill. of
,i .X T r r f",u!the South, and the gold mines of tho
that so much of the stnlo of society lprr;iri... H.nH(r-n .in. rw
urises from tattling, that if that were
cured there would hardly be any cause
of qnarrel left.
"Commend that religion to os which
makes the tongue humane and the car
lionorable."
Fox IIi'stino. A man while hunt
ing on tho bills below Coon creek,
near La Crosse, Wisconsin, tracked
a fox some distance, and finally
"holed" him in a largo hollow log that
layingainst the side bill. Tho hole
being large enough to admit the man
us well as the fox, he t houghs it bent
to capturo the sly chicken thief. So
j'uttii.gon heavy mittens to prevent
the fox from biting him, he crawled
into tho log. lie was about to baa
tho game, when, to his horror, the log
organ io roil down the bill with lear-
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feet from where it started. His cries!
for help were heard by some wood I
cnoppers, who went to tho rescue,
and by dint of bard work, extricated
him in a sorry condition. Three ribs
wcro broken and a shoulder dislocated.
The fox made good his escape during
tho excitement.
Th following tcrw, ubicta w. aecidmtaJly
!ickr up tht stbor dT, ooetmio. all Hit Irtltre
in. lh Enfliph tlphtM, twpt e, i, . Xrnr
ft ia s (jtiPPtiun vhrlber Binf .thrr rhrnt r.B be
produrtt (ia print) ithoit dit WwE," irliicb
i. Ittltr mort eomaonrr utrd than ttiy uthcr i
A Jnrlal twain n.r rak bi brain,
And tai hi. fanrt'. anipht
Ti. aM in tain, lor 'tip mtt j.lain,
That what 1 H, i rijrhL
On the occasion of blessing lheO.000
pound bell of St. Patrick's cathe
dral, Rochester, N. Y., the Bishop
was asked if it would be proper to use
artificial flowers in wrestling it.
"No," was the reply "we must have
no sham for St. Patrick." "Except,"
exclaimed l)r. Anderson, "thamroek ."'
A Nevada "brave" recently appear
ed at Virginia City with bis head and
neck adorned wiih turkey btiusrd
feathers and bear's claws, heads and
epangles, surmouued by a dilapidated
Hove pipe hat, Ihe costume tapering
oft through a dirty red shirt to apuir
of tattered infuiilrv trowsers.
There are only 20.000 land owner
in linglnnd. In lt,0 the entire land
wx wa 1,750.000 tho rental bcinu
XGO,000,000. It is not etr.ng.i Hut
the English mne should fceok to
brrnk diirr. an-h nvtom P;.-
Jiobleiien own one lonrili of Scotland, i
An old man named Ftht-r, at Pato
ta, Ind., told bis wile be waa going
Into tho cellar to commit suicide She
beard the pistol and kt-pt on knitting
Jn obout an lour Fisher cam up,
tbiiikinglheydiilii't mi. him at home.
The statue of Henry Clay, on Cap
1WI Square, in Riehmotid. li all it. tin.
pr br..k,n off from tho tihl huuj,
aud carried away by rolic hui.iera.
To cure corn., hold your fret near
tlio fire until the corn. pr.p:ure
Bondi taut vsWlieat West.
Millions upon million of ilnllaiY
worth of United Elsies bonds linked
up in tho Im tilt vault. Knt, esriiini;
(foldrn IntorvM. while linmj anil lioncl
holiliT lives in Idleness.
.Millions and millions of bnlipU of
wht-nl locked up in the granaries of
the VVexl, being eaten by rats, while
the farmwr is at. work, in debt, in
trouble, waiting for a chance to sell,
and for money to pny littlo bills.
If tho bonds wcro dragged out ol
their bidding-places, trnnnlormed into
curroncy, and this money compelled
to cam its interest, as laborers earn
their wages, the limner could sell his
wheat and pav his debts tho Western
merchant could pay the Eastern mer
chant tho Eastern merchant ' sell
more gnods, empty his store, and cull
upon all the manufacturing establish
ments of Now Kngland, or elsewhere,
for moro goods, more goods, until
there would be employment for all
who could labor.
The bonds locked up in the banks
of the East contribute nothing lor the
support of labor or rewurd for enter
prise. Tho wheat in the West, the produce
everywhere, is sold to support tho ones
who rui-je it to feed the ones who la
bor, to go, in part, to support the
bona.
Tho bond was a necssify then. The
wheat is noic.
Military necessity, called for tho
bond.
National necessity now calls for its
taxation or exchange for currency
During the war they said it was
wrong lor soldiers to stand guard over
the property of tlioso who warred
against tho interests of the country.
Now ire any it is wrong for laborers to
stand guard over the bonds, which arc
at wur agaiust industry.
Then they said, "Withdraw tho
tr00 from llardins tll0 idlo p
, thoM hb mad lhoir mJ ' ,
t,ie cx,,en80 0r la,,or
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Mow ice say, "Withdraw vour leiris-
lalion lrom the uelonse ol bonds, ex
change prisoners, give us currency for
bonds, and we will give you prosperi
ty instead of hard times. Nations
grow. bat was a duty then is a
crime, now. The reaping-machine de
stroyed the rights of the cradle the
mowing mschino of the scythe the
railroad train of the emigrunt-wagon
the telegraph of the carrier-pigeon.
Tho inventions of the pust are left
by tho road-side as progression marks
our nation's course. The man who
owned and trained the carrier pigeoni
demanded protection for his bird,nnd
pay for training them. We pointed
to tho telegraph, and said 'liuty to
the living and to those who are to
come, is our oxcuso Let the dead
bury thedeud. The people are march
ing on !" '
In saving tho nation we created
bonds. Let us not destroy tho nation
that the bonds may live. They came
from the graves ol our dead. Let them
go to their own graves, and let sprout
therefrom the greoo which shall re
store life and beauty to the land, to
be followed by tho golden harvest
which will follow.
Suppose all tl.o bonds wcro called
In, and tho tons upon tons ol'pnperon
which they are printed bleached out
by legislation, and returned printed to
currency. Is it wrong lor a nut ion to
redeem its notes In wbut it has declar
ed to be "legal tender 1"'
4ntrer if you can !
If greenbacks are n legal tender in
part they aro in alL If a legal tender,
they are good enough to pay interest
or to redeem bonds. If they are not
tho Government lies! If made, in
part so by legislation, they cjn be
made wholly so.
Giro us currency for the bonds.stop
;tuo drain ol interest lrom the wheau
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pel bondholders to set their funds to
work as men do their cattle. Give us
money, and we will give you labor,
and prosperity everywhere.
We will give )-ou money for our
bonds refuse the exchange, and we
will give you the torch, tho mob, the
bayonet, tho revolutoin, and take
back your own ! y. Y. Democrat.
Varieties.
An "umbrella hut" has been patent
ed in Franco.
Of tho population of Jamaica but
three percent, are while.
You caft get board at tho "Whilo
Fine" restaurants for 4S" a week.
rnn(ltr!ot Aa fnrlitnntS. na,'lt,n,a I. a
bulls and bears of New York.
" low. a weed Las been discovered
t"Wie,offlax,
"The descendants cf John Smith"
!?ve U.d reunio1' ' Washington
Connecticut
The Lowell Courier wants tho dog
tax repealed, on the ground that it is
a "protective tariff."
War is said to be threatening be
tween the Mexicans and the Texan.
Don't bo too fond of compliments.
Hemembcr, "thank you, nusy, and
thank you, pussy," killed the cat.
Jose Morcna died in Brazil recently,
aged 135. Hi. birth and ago are said
to b. well anthenticatcd.
Maurice Foley has accepted the
challenge of Frank Fitch, of Troy, to
play a gamo of billiards, 1,500 points,
for $500.
Mew Albany, Ind., lias aspiration,
to be the national capital. S'ine at
tempt, at Burglary were madoiu one
night last week.
Some one asked Grant for a lead
pencil tho other day. He said the
nearest be could come to ii was a
cork-screw. Ho wa.ex.crewsed.
When you eo a mun with a good
deal of religion displnyed in bit sbop
window, you niny depend upon it bo
keep, a very small slock of it within.
A negro pet at Pari., Tenn., line
got even with Uo town, which arres
ted bim lor setting fire to a barn, by
throwing a can ol' oil into the town
well.
Teacher "Why was Joseph put in
to the pit?" Thomas (who goes to
the theatre on week-days) ''Hcoause
there was no room for bim in the fam-
eirt l
The women of Xebr.ixka have
riding maU he. at all the fair.. Those
Western women can rido as well as
tho men, and tinlike Kanlcrn females,
they glory in their strength.
An Iowa girl got into Omaha in the
ovoimig, got acquainted wilhayoungl
man in mo morning; went lo a pic
nic in the afternoon ; and brought him
home and married him before supper.
Thcie is much excitement in Cin
cinnati over keepig tht Bible in the
public schools. There is so little of it
in tho generality of churches it cer
tainly should be kept in the cbools.
jPitj Ciocrt, f.icrrtin, ?U.
THE CLEARFIELD STORE
nr. construct ED.
lleorjf I.. Herd....
John K. Wavr...
...William TW11.
...Willuin W. Ho ti
GEO. L. HEED & CO.,
Two door, Borth of tht Court Ilouae,
tl.l.ARHI.IIJ, PA.
TTAVINO rtturnnl lo our oM buiinei. Man.!
X JL w lifreha notify tho ritlum of Cernlcl
mil Ibe imlilio irtntrally, that wo hart tntcrwi
upon, snd Inland to tirom'Ult, a vigorous oam
pairn utainul biih priori and Inferior ,...!. .,i
havo now on hand a full .unplr of all hind, of
goom urea in mi. market, in tht lint of
Iry Cjoods,
Wt clnim to hart a full tMortment, oonil.llr.ir In
(.art of Mu.lin., bltaobod and unljMiacbed :
rnnti of all (r.J.i and itylef; and
Fall and Winter Dress Goods,
Such ai Alpacai of all .hada.i lit net, Mti'
rinui aud Flannel ; henidci. a full amtorU
lueut of gentlemen's wear, conUtio
in purt of
Cloths, Cassimeres,
Batinttu and a full aorlinent of
READY - MADE CLOTIILXG.
Xotions, Hosiery, Trimmings,
B0KXT8, C,
Hats and Caps, Boots and ShoeB.
GROCERIES.
Wt hart a full tnpply of Coffee, Tea, BuBar, Rio.
Uola.Kl, Tohacco, Fi.h. gait, lin.eed,
coal and l.b Oili,
FLOUE, BACON, DELED FEDTT,
Sugar-cured Ham., Men Pork, and s fall
upply of 1'rorUioni.
Hardware and Queenswarc,
Wooden irtllow Ware.
All tht foregoing article, will he tli-banri! for
CASH, LI.MBKK, or fOfKTKY ritolllCK,
aud at price, to which thert can he no exception.
Ihoat in need of Oood. in our lint, will pi....
US-CALL Ayn see vs:-w
GKO. L. KKED 4 CO.
ClcarSeld, SepU 17, 1SC8 tl.
GREAT EXCITEMENT
ON SECOND STREET,
Clearfield, Pa.
NIW GOODS AT LOW PRICES.
TUB aodertljn.d rtntwtfnllj Inrlw Ibe tt
tentloa of tht nl.l1t a-r.ll ik.ip
pltndld aoonraont tf m.rcbatdiie, which thty
AT VERY tOW TRICES.
Their itork eonileu In part of
Dry Goods of the Best Quality,
filirh m Prlnte, Ie Lalnee, Alporrae, Merinot,
tiinchiiii,Myilin.(hlarhd and unlfsvh.
ed,) In;ilnj, Tirkioyi. cotton and
wool Flanoel,6atin tti.Canlmerei,
Coltonadei, Ladiee' fihawU,
Nubiai A Hood si, Baltaorai
and Hoop bkirte, ic..
Alio. 6n aortmnt of Men' Drawer and
Shirts, Hat A Caps, Boot A Sboea,
all of which
WILL BE SOLD LOW FOR CASll
Hardware, Queensware, Glassware,
Groceries and Spices.
IS SHOUT A GENERAL ASSORTM EXT
Of eTerrUiinc Ofnully kept Is a retail einre. all
CUKAP KCKCAH er apprised eountry pro
dueo.
A. K. WRIGHT k EONS.
Clearfield. Kot.7,, lflf7.
C. KRATZER & SONS
ARERKCF.IV1X0 A SPt.EXDIDSTOCK
OF CARPEIS AND OIL CLOVHS.
WALL PATEIIS-GILT PAFEH, f a
LACE CURTAINS, WINDOW SHADES-
jcorSTE!irA!;E3 ASD QUILT3.
LINES TABLE CLOTHS I SArKlNS
LADIES SI LK COATS it OVERS Kl RTS.
ele3ast shawls 4 lace points.
ladies' t- children's trimmed
hats.
dress goods and trimmings.
best kid gloves-lamps' gen.
tleme.v3 and children's.
black and fancy silks,
fixe black alpacas.
unequalled stock ladies' and
children's suoks gaite1w.
men's calf ! frescu kip blx)ts.
heavy calf boots. $5.
ji en's a sd boy's' fin e axd h ea vy
SHOES.
BEST STONE TEA SECTS, $.
CASSIMERES VERY CHEAP.
GROCERIES. FLOUR PROVISIONS
AT LO tt'ES f RATES.
LIBER. I. DEM'CTIOX TO THOSE
BUYING) IS QUANTITY.
WOOL. MARKETIXd AND COUNTRY
J'RODIVK WANTED.
rirartrM. Jtrnr IS, lSn.
I.Iver.v Stable.
' 1 1T K ond reijrrted Hera Iravr to Inform the pnV
1 i th.t h. .. fuik rrr,..rrj u, .!n,-
date H in !ln wavof funiitthz H !('. tlucvies.
hadtilre and Unmeet, on the l,nrtt notice and
u rfaeonehte trrm. Eridnoc on Lucuit street,
belWL-a Third and Pn'ih.
;eo. w. OBAHHART.
rieaHleld. April II, 1M7.
I Mm HATK-W hit Iad. Xtbc, P.inr, Liu
arod Oil. TarpMiiins, Varauhee of all kinds,
Colon In V.I udifrv faint. Varni-h Bm.h..
M. Mi .Mir n. tm Ha.
JIUUKKT k YOUNC,
Slone-Cullers & Sloiie-Mnsons,
1 rilT tteeateall work In their lint tt mod
M ' and t KlKfT I LAri ,11..
Architectural Oraanienla
In ALL 8TVI.KH, Rtont Drttalng of tttry
dttcHptinn, and all kind, of tnaaon work eon
traeltd for in or oat of ibe ecunty. Any pmnri
wiehinfr to have resectable nimD work and
ttonc.cuttiiijf done, will And It lo their lnlerett
to rati upon ui. We would alro Inform the pub
lic thai we ran deliver any qaantltj or elui ef
tone desired, ae we aro the ownere of
FIIIST-CLASS STONK yUACRY.
Order, for work tan bt addrtMtd tltbtr to
Clearlmld or Luthtnburg.
mar.1ltf III UHItT a YOl'NO.
Jlurble & Stono Tnnl.
t. 1. 1 1) I) i: i, i. t .
DUSIKH to Inform thoir friend., and tht
puhlic, thnt thty bare now and will beep
eonitantlT on hand a Urge and well aoteoted
.lock of ITALIAN and VURMONT MAHbLK,
and aro prepartd to rurniih to order
TOMBSTONES,
Doz and Cradle Tombi. Monument! in Handitono
ftDU Marlde. Curb and l'iu fur Ceme
tery Loti, Window Silli tt Cpe.
Architectural A Lawa
Oruawenti. ,
They would invito apeeial nttention to their
ant di tone Monuments which are built from
original deiit;na, and will eonipure favorably
nb aaay thing o! tho kind in the eointr).
If deatred they ean fuminh Marble Window
gilli and Caps at a flight aJrance on the prioe
of banuitune.
Yard on Reed street, near tho Railroad depot,
Clearfield, Fa. jeVtf
furnlturr.
C'hvap liimiture.
JOHN GULICII
DtSinn.S to Inform hie old frlendi and eoi
tomers, thai having enlarged his ihop aod
increased bis facilities for nianuiaetuhnt. be is
now prepared to make toorder nieh Furniture as
may be desired, la govd style and at eheap rate
for CASH, lie goo orally has on hand, at hi
Furniture rooms, a raried assortment of ready,
made furitture, among which are
BUREAUS AND SIDE-BOARDS.
Wardrobes and Seok-Cenei; Centre, Sofa, Parlor,
Breakfast and Dining Kitooston Tables; Com
mon, French-poet, Cottage.Jenny-Ltnd and other
Kedttesdi j Snfa of ail kinds. Work standi,
Hat -recks, Wash-stands t Rooking and Ana
Chairs j prtnitH.eat, eaae-bottom, parlor, eoea
mon and other Chair J Looking-Olaases of every
dusrriptlon on bond ; and new glaee for eld
frames, which will be pat In on-very reasonable
term on ehortost notice. He also keeps on band
er furnishes to order. Corn-husk. Hair and Cut-
ton-top Mattresses.
. COFFINH Or EVRRT KlND
Made to order, and funerals attended with a
Hears whenever desired. Also, House Painting
don to order. The subscriber also man aft.
tares, end ha constantly on hand. Clement's
Patent Washing Machine, the bos now ia at !
Those nslng this marhin never need be with.
out clean clothe! II also ha Flyer' Patent
Churn, a superior article. A family asiog this
Churn never need b without butter !
All the above and many other articles are far-
aisbed to customers rheap for Cash or aicbanged
for approved country produce. Cherry, Maple,
poplar, Lin wood and other Lumber suitable for
Cabinet work, taken in tichang for furnttir
aRemember the shop Is on Merkef street,
Clearfield Pa, and nearly oppoiit tbs "Old Jew
Store." J0H5 GL'LlCH.
.November 2ft, 18C.2 v
Uscrllnnrous.
H. F, N AUGLE,
CLOCK AXD WATUI MAKER,
or rostra rn ffi ...m, atiiair sthcit
POET OFFICEfiiCLEARFULD
riHR subscriber rerpeettully Inform hi old
X patrons and the public gnnerally. that ho
bus oa hand, (and I constantly receiving new
addition there to J a large stock of
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry.
l keep Jewelry in all It form and of
diilereat value, either by the piece or sot
WATCHES A fall Msortaent of either Gold
or Silver, made by the best A a-erica and for
eign manutnMuroTs, including a fine lot of gold
and silver bunting ease, full jeweled. Patent
Lever.
CLOCKS Of all designs, ecmiitlng of tight
day aud thlrtv-hour, of either Wright, spring or
levers, and both strike and alarm.
REPAIRING. AM kinds of WaUhg And
Clocks Rrptited, and warranted.
In addition to what I have enumerated, I kp
a full assortment of HPKCIACLKti. cniored and
plain glau. Also.GOM) PENS and PENCILS,
br-OOiNS, rOKhs, HI TTfcK K.MVE!, and In
fart every thing in lb Jewelry line. If I fail to
hove on hand just what a customer muy need, 1
will order ptr brit eipresi, without eitra ehjrpe.
A ltb; nl ft'ire of public patronsgr 1 tnh cited.
May 7, 1S6S J U. f. MAl'ULK.
READING FOR ALL! !
BOOKS d- STATI0XERY.
Murkrt Hi , Ocarflrld, (at the Pot Office.)
'PH R andemined heps Irave to announce to
X. the cititens of Cleail.eld and vicini'y, that
he be fitted op a room and ha Just returned
from the eity with a large amount of reading
matter, c onsistinf in part of
Bibles and Miscellaneous Books,
Plank, Account aod Pas Books of every de
scription Paper and Envrlni.es, Fronrh prreeed
and plaint Pens and Pencils, lilan, Legal
Pipers, l)eeds. Mortgages ; JuHftinent, Eiap
tloa and Promissory note t While and Parrh;
ment Brief, Lffral Cnp, Kerord Cap, and Bill Cap,
Hhort, Wuno tor either Piano, r!ule er Vioiia
constantly on hand. Any books or stationery
desired that I may not hare on band, will bo or
ordered by Urst express, and sold at wholesale
or rnUil to salt customer. I will also keep
periodical literature, such as Majrntines, New.
papers. A. P. A. UAULIN.
Clearneld Mr 7, 1Ktlt.tr
EW tiTUltE AND SEW UOODs!
JOS. SHAW & SON
He juit opened a
Nitr Stosb, on Maio St..CLimuo, Pi.,
latelf oocupied by Wm. F. IRWIN.
Their slock conti.ti of
LOIH"Zr CEaCDIE)S3,
Giocii'.H of the lsl quality,
Queenswabc, lSoota and Shoes,
anU every article oeeeuarT for
one's comfort.
Call and examine our stock before pur-
rba.injt ellipre. MT 9. lHf.fi-lf.
It. 15. TAYLOU'S
LIME AND COAL YARD,
(Nar the Tlailrtwid IVj. .t,)
1 TKAItl II l.!, PKNS A.
T
KMUKATK this snethod of laformlnir the
tiutiltr, that I hate ntnrri nn a yard for the
xnie of wood or enal-bumt Li Mb and Anlhrmrite
COAL, In the bun.njrh f Clcnrfif I'i, and hare
roTn-lrtt-d arran;rai'nts with easttrn dmlrrs by
which I run kw p a full mpilr cnotantly on hand,
whirh will le dipord of at rraeoimlilr rules, by
the ton, buihrl or tar load, to enit purrhsnrrs.
TH'imc at a divtanre mn a.liire snc by letter, and
obtain all necessary lufiiriaation r-r rrttfn nmil. I
II. R. TAVLUK. 1
ClearficM, Pa Feb. 14, Hf tt !
"0 MY OWX HOOK? j
T T AV INtl purchased the entire stock of rnod ,
11 it Ibe old stand ol Kirk A Hn.rt 1
intvud to continue the business a hrrriuturc.
My mot to is to aril 44 1 nnr roa ca!."
Thsnkln our friends and ciit'tnrii fur part
patronage, 1 solicit a otiitiiiuane of the snif.
lrAAC KICK.
TamWr City, Kept. J2 tf.
fpllR HEMOCRATIC ALMANAC fur IV.
1 M7 and fr sale at tho Tost Olrte.
Price tl ocnts. Wstled t ant address, fid if
(alt at Qui oQica.
,,.. to. a. hi n
BOYNTON L YOUNQ,
FOUNDKHS A MACHINISTS
Manufacturer of
PORTABLE & STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES
Corn.r of Fourth .nJ Pin. glrarti,
t'i.i:ABFii:n), pa.
n a VIVO rnjniri-il In the manufiwturo orrt
ela.i M A I'M I .N K It Y, . iTcotfully Inform
th. public Ilia! ' tare now pr par.it to Oil all
ordar. a. rh.aply and a. promptl.T ai ean l done
In any of the ciliei. Wo uanulacturt and deal In
Mulay and Circular Saw-Mills,
Bi-ad BliKiki, Water Wheel,, gliaftinr Pll.v..
OifTord-. Injector, Kleam iaiie,, rjteaia Whiitlea,
mien, Tallow Cup, Oil ui, llauge Cooki, Air
Cock., Globe Valve., Cheek Valve., wrought Irorj
Pipe., Hiram 1'umpi, Boiler Feed I'umpi, Anti
Friction Metre., Soap Flone Tacking, tiaiu IV-k-Ing,
and all kind, of MILL WORK together
with I'lowi, Hlod Bole.,
COOK AXD PARLOR STO 'ES,
and other CASTINGS of aU kinda,
eOrden aullcitij and filled at city price..
All letter, of inquiry with reference to naehinery
of oar manufacture prumpllr au.wrred, by addm
lug n. at ClearSold, Fa.
decie-lf B0VMON VOfXO
O. L. Tteed,
J NOTICE. w.VbIu.1:
1. V. Weaver,
. Ju iti:i;i a co.
CLL'AIIFIELD
PLANING MILL
ALL RIGHT!
rpiIE pr.prietor re'pwlfully lornrm tbeeitileni
of Clearfield eoantr. that th. k.v. ..i-.i.
refitted tlii. e.Ll.lihuicnt with the late.tlnl,K.vl
woil working machinery, and an now prepared
to eieruie an oroer. in their tin or bnainwa,
Thiy will give e.jHicial atlentlmi lo th, wanafae
lura of material for houK building, .urn u
FLOORING, WEATHER -BOARDING,
RASH, DOORS, BI.IVDS,
UHACKKT3 ,Wf
Or ALL STYLES,
We alwaya have on baud a large .twk of IIIY
Ll'MllKH. and will naroaah fur all rlr.r I.u,lw.r
Oo.-and a half inch panel .tuff preferred.
Lumber Manufactured to Order,
Or eichangfd, to suit rusttnncrs
4-Ordfrs solicited, and Lumber farni.hed nit
abort notice and on rvaonable tcrnta.
l. L. KLED A CO.
Clearfield, Not. 7, 19C7.
K. B. Patto
E. A. Invi
Jon. F-attom,
J. il. laau.
E. B. PATTON & CO.,
Hating tiled up a trft-clail
PLANING MILL
Are prepare! to fun. Irk all kinds of
Manufaclured Lumber,
lurh a
Flooring- Siding:, 8nrfac-LVeued Lum
ber, Bash, Poors, Blinds,
Aod Try drscription of
PLAIN AND FANCY MOULDING.
jvr-l)rlprs will find It to their advantage to
eoufoll ur itrioes before jnirrhairr elsewhrre.
Ad.lroM, K. li. PATTDN A Ct.,
t'urwensville.
Dee. 3, lRCS-lf Clearftrtd oounty, I'a.
(Tlotbing.
How lo Nave Jloiiej'.
TH R times aro hard; yuu'd Ilk to know
How yoa may ear yoar dollar j
The wy to do tt X will show,
If you will read what follow.
A man who llred not far from hero,
Who worked hard at hi trade,
But bad a household to tunport
That squandered all ha Bad.
I met bin oar-. Says he, "My friend,
1 look thread hear and rough j
I'to tried to jet myself a enit.
But ean't smrt p enough."
Say T, my friend, how much hart yon J
i'll tell you wber to (to
To ;et a suit t1at sound and eheap i
To REIZENSTKIN A Co.
He took what little hi had serd.
And went to IteitrnMeln A Brothers',
And there hs o a he mi sow suit
For half bt paid to others.
Vow he 1 home, he looks so well,
And their efieet is such,
That when they tak their daily meal,
They don't eat half as nor b.
And now he finds on Saturday night,
With all their wants eupplled,
That he ha money Is ft to spend,
And tome to lay aside.
Bi" food snrcers, with ehrfal mll.
II gladly tell to all.
If you'd ear money, go and hay
Toor elnthe at
KKIZKNSTEIN'S CLOTHING HALL.
tri. . at. . -1 ... a. ..a J L... ri...ki.
nnrn in w vuva pop, aui.i ari w vt. vh'ihikh
and good Furnishing Good can be had to suit
every taste and In every style aprll, fl?
Miss E. A. P. Rynder,
AUIVKT roR
Cbickerlng's. Btelnwai' and Kmereon's Piano
boiiih s, Maenn A Hamlin' and Psloabei'f
Orpsns and Mclitdeons, and O rover A
Baker' hewing Machine.
also turn er
Piano, Guitar, Organ, Harmony ind Vocal Mu
sic We rioj il taken for less ihsn ha.f a term.
ptr-Hooiuf neit door to First National Bank,
tleainild, May i, 1m9 tf.
TI'nTICIvM1 A r5TAHI.l;i' KK:A,
We hive I'rSi'lcd large numUcf f ie new
KKT. DILL, aud will uu the micii.i of tnentv.
flveoents, mail eajty to any addias. ni.v?a
r AM I H-Klll.tMHI No. 1 elrhteen Inrk
HIINUl.KS, for wl.i.k the Wifttt prior
willhenaid. WKAVliA IILUS,
Citaiaeld, Jily ;i, 130,-U
A. r. not nton ,
it i; ,ii o v a id.
HARTSWICK & IRWIN,
DRUGGISTS,
.Jlarkrt btrrtt, ClrarfaM, Pa.
TK beg lo fnforta our old and new
y f customers, that we have removed onr
tahll.hment to the spacious new building Just
erented on Markrd atrert, nearly adjoining th
Maoiion llouso on th west, and opposite Messrs,
Or sham A Hons' store; where we respectfully
i tit It th public to eome and buy their
Drugs, Clioiuicab, Patent Medicines.
01 LB, TAINTS AND VAHNIH11ES,
Our Moek t Prog and Medicine eonslat of
OTerytl Ing used, elct4 with th groalest
care, and
WA71EANTED STRICTLY PURE!
We alio keep a full stork of Pyee, Perfumeries,
Toilet articles, fsoaps, Tooth Brushes, Hair
Brushes, White weh Brushes, and every other
kind brush. W bar a Urge lot of
WHITE LEAD, TURPENTINE,
c'l.i.eed Oil, PalnU, and In fact ararTtblng
t.ed in tba painting bu.ineai, which wa .floral
City iticea to eaab buyer..
TOBACCX) AND SEGARS,
Confectionary, Fplcee. and the largeit '.lock of
varieties ever olT.r.d in tbi. place, and warrant
ad to k, of tba be.t lb. Market aAordi
J. a. HARTSWtCK,
Not. It, 18C8. JOHN F. IHWIN.
SHRINER'S
wm nn th aftitma, PnnvrnrTTfl, Btonn
BPITTINIJ, IUVm LI.TV OV HKEATHINO. PAIN
and WKAKNKSfi IS IHE CUl-.ST.rKul BLKSOMB
COt,MIMi AT NKJHT, c It will rlVrlu.lir re
move tttr Vtif h Utat frmnUy follows Hraate. and
any mOrUm of Ute rrjnrtory eritans, o saktlrr of
how lonf standlftjr, or whatevvr lib' anoof the stmoa.
U aoMuasperitic, li putrlr vrf.UbM-. and is .lirassnt
to Uir unf. Its OV.i m MotaiiiiR, ailavlhir lit vio-rt-novaf
lhacmifh, tarlllUUna MpwtnraUttauietiBg
Ue awes and biliraUte; Uie itUav
Mothers, Save Your Children I
Ko child neM die of nwrp. If this rn.r Is ewd
In lie.: iAta tt a fart drmrm$tratt4 fry twfrnemr.
No fl)T slxiuld tc witliuul Uhi Hvmp. u Unl UUl
disc, C Rol'p, rnM ilka a thkf te Ute niht, to
steal away rmir HtUe ones, wbca Rf ular awtUcai aid
cauaM Ov ebuioed.
Prrpavd enfy ey
DAVID E. F0CTZ,
For sale hy It art f wick A Irwin, flrarflnld, and
hr dniirtrists aud sture keer throughout the
I oiled Males, li l.U-lv
Attention, Afflicted!
rrUK uheriLer give notice that he has
X resumed the practice of Medicine la Luth
orsburg, wher b Intends to devote his atten
tion to th treataest ?f CHRONIC IUMUbLR
in general. Ho will keep on hand a choice
loctionof DRUG!? and MEDIC1NKH ad a pud lo
th treatment of chronic diseases, and nay bo
un united at his oee at any hour of th day.
N. B. A word to those afflicted with chronic
disease may be to mara advaniagw. AUr
star Bt he aware that coi htrv l'bsielan who
do a amino practic have not Tin to attend to
tht treatment of cnaomc diseases, and conse
quently kkolbct them ; hence this class of dU
eases requires axcu nvr attention.
UKOKOK WILSON, M. D.
LnthersWr. Feb. ?T, lang-tf
Beale's Embrocation!
(LATE POWILL'H,)
For ill disease Incident to Utsc., Cattle, and
Human rlesb, requiring the use ol an
asternal aini.cati(n.
This Embrocation was extensively need by
the tioYcroment during the war.
For aalo by Harts wick A Irwin, Clearfield.
Josvf'h K. Irwin, Curwensville. laaiel Uiod.
lander. Lu.herehur tf
LlTHERSBl RU POTTERIES
I.othrreburf, Clearfield Co., Pi.
FARMERS, MECHANICS4 DAIRYMEN
Look H erel
TIUK undersigned Is jirprrd to furnish yoa
1 wilbth Wt KTtiNKW.AHK maaulactumi
in t.iis evuntry. He ha never yet failed In plmse
the most ltwlidiima, as to quality ur duralilitv.
His ware consists in art wf
CREAM rCTS OF ALL SIZES.
MILK CROC K An PA,
Fruit Cans, (for Canning Fruit,) Safety
Tubes,
And In abort ITVEH YTIIINO uaually made and
kept In au eatablubuiciil of Ihia kiud.
MERCHANTS
Can hart Ibrlr ware delivered hr e, ftt ANV
Ti MK and to ANY I'i.ACH dr.lred.
Order, for wart aollciled, and promptly fflled.
ftrYot general aaortment, ae. Catalog u and
rriv Ll, mailed free t. applicant.,
IMr-A liberal diapount will be firm to th.
wboleaalu trade.
' CEO. C. E I It IC.
I.utbrrbur(. Ta., Dec. J, lSdt-lf
Curwensville Marble Yard.
OKSlRiH 8 of eitttiiliitg n.y bu.ltifss, and
knowing 1hr can he no higher tribute
. nHTt to the mi'mory of the deoeaecd and
liuriitl (rirlulu, than to erect over their narrow
hotnei a scut-lurtMl sUh of tnluring ma ride, thai
Irotnt fi-rrvrr to the n-sting v. live of those w
oir; I Urj Irave lo ar to il who wtch In show
their afUvtinn for llu-ir drfartrd friends and
kintrMl, that Ihcy fan now hur an opjMirtunity
uf d-Mttg so, by railing at rot ihnp nn Ttinitstn
strret, t urwrnfritlo. Pa., as 1 am jrriarvd to
furni-li to nnh-r,
MONl'.MKNTS,
CKADLK Si 150 X T0MI5S,
HEAD STONES, Ac,
of any ill !trn or site, at nniaUe mt-.
N. H. I k'r nn ban ' I the to rr I pit and
Di-mrtlr Marhlr. All wrk exn-ntcl in the
muM skillful manner. I will lu drlirer wnrk
to anr point io tleartivld or adi'nning rowntic, if
ir-irr.1. VM.'ll. CuLHlHN.
t'nrwenevllle, fM. li-tf.
Paints for Farmers and Others.
rMIK Urnfion Mineral Paint rmnnany ar now
X uianutsrturiiig the brft, rhranrst and meet
durst l Paint in ue; two eonts wrll nut on, mix
ed with nuie Linseed Oil, Will Inst In t.r IS jemrs ;
it is of a IirIiI lrwn or heautii'ul rhori.late mtur,
and can hv rbungt l to gnn-n, lend, stone, drab,
ohre or errani, to nuit the talr ol the tnuiurr.
It is valuadlr !r ll nii-rn, Il.irtis. Frnoea. Carriagr
and Car makers. Pails and oodn ware, Agri
fiiltiiml litiplMnruts, Canal llitats, crli and
hhia' Itfti.-ius, 4 an vms, Metal ami Sliinjtle Hrmfs,
lit irt'tng fire and Water fmM.f. IfM.r Oil Cloths,
(onr iniuiii(AturTr having a unl i.urO harrrlf the
pat year, and as a j.aint fnr any purp'ie is an
urasrd fr tnnl v. dural.llily, rln.ttnly mid adhe
sn turns. Priro, (ft pet hairH of ."00 ll.s., whirh
will siijity fartnir lor yrars toeowie. M arrantH
in all rnsns as alote. Kmd fur a cimilar, whirh
giirs full pnitic utari, Nune genuine nnlrr brand
I'd in a trmle mark, t.raflon Mineral Painl. Per
in enn onler tb Paint and remit th money on
receipt of gooJs. Addrorp,
IHDWKLL A CO.,
norlO Am 5."4 Pearl Street, New York
ORGANS & PIANOS.
ESTY'S AND MASON rf- HAMLIN'S,
oa ntl IT
- ft. J. HAYES, CurweaarllU, Pa.
"lT An.D-O(UHH1.0)i 1 ilUNULV;.
I y Tb untfrrigni.d beeahy Itlv nulioo, th.t
ll.r wll n.y the birli.l m.rk.1 prioe Tor a f -iod
itualilyaf l.tiNi) li I M I.KH : aod ibow having
aurh lor .ale. Will and it to tk.lr inlereet to fir.
tbriu a cavil Wlui lelllug el.ewli.re.
JI'C. dlUW A PON.
Cl.r.ld. Mareb . ! f
Iraewa and abdoailiial aapportra ol .ry
kind f th bateat improeementa, for aal ai
iktDtvf liter ( JJAlISWHIl IfttfUt.
jtlill Ct9&t, f.roftrlri, tU.
ti l( IIA Til A It I J A I AN
lcw More In Mulsoulmrn!
Iu th room formerly occupied by f. T. Hfgatty.
L. M. COUTKIET
rpAKPC this method of larnrmlng tte cUImm
X n' (-ovingion, Karthaus, tiirard and the sur
rounding oi.ntrv, th-it he hsi Jn-t opened a large
lur ol b k .Marr.H uMim, whl'-'i ho Is drter
n.iue.1 io sell 1 K.N I'l.H t KNT IHKAPKK than
the ssme quality nf floods ran be purchaaed for In
any other stor In th neighborhood. Hi slot k
eutiiiM of
Dry Goods of all kinds,
Such u Ratinetts, fassi meres, Malin, Pelalncs,
i.men, I'riinng. Laiieoes, irimmings,
KihlMtns, Lace,
UEADV-MADE CLOTfflNO. HOOTS A
IS HUES, HATS k CAPS,
GEOCEEHS OF ALL KIKES.
Coffee, Tea, tinpir, Kioe, Molaaie,, Fi.h, Salt,
Lin.eed Uil, t i.h Oil, Carbon Oil.
Hardware, Queensware, Tinware.
Calling. I'low. and Plow Caitinrl, Nail., Fjilkcl,
Corn C'ultivatm-.. Cider 1'ret.ee, and
all kind, of Ai.i.
't-0.ii Plow, ar of th. Curw.nrrllla and
Centre county make, and aro warrauud ta be of
food quality.
Drugs and Medicines,
Perfumery, Paints, Vamih, Glass, and a general
aorUneot of Hialivnery,
GOOD FLOUR,
Of different brand,, alwar on hand, and will be
aold at th. lowest poeaible figure,,
Ltqions,
Such a. BIIANDV, WINE, GIN 1 WHISKY
50011 pound, of Wool wanted for which the
bigbe.t price will b paid.
ci.ovi'.r m:r.D.
On band and for aalr at the low.it market price.
Al.o, Airont for Wilaon ', Flr.ttonrille
THItKSHINU MACUINES.
ViuCall and aee for yoaraelrea. Ton will Ind
averythinf usually kept in a retail .tore.
L. M. COUiniET.
Franchville P. 0., Jan. 7, 1MV.
Down I Down 1 1
THE LAST ARRIVAL
AXD OF COl'RHE THE CHEAPEST I
A Proclamation against High Prices!
Alrlt art now opening nn a lot of the best and
Tf most seasonable tioods and Wares r or
offrred tn this markrt, and at prices that remind
one of the good old diys of rheap thing. 1'hnec
who lark faith upon this j-ilnt. or dtria our alle
gata ns superfluous, need but
LL .T OIK STO HE t
Corner Front and Market streets.
Where tbry ran ere. feel, bear and know for thrrn
selves. To fully under 'Und what areckeap goods,
this must be dune. W do n4 Uoeia it necetvary
to enumerate and itemise our stock. It is enough
for us to state that ,
We have Everything that is Needed
und consumed in this market, and at prices that
at"bih both old and Young,
dejio JutiKPH FFIAW A POX.
XEW FI.OlrJt, F1.GU
AXD
PROVISION STORE,
TUT andrr.l?nej bar, juit reeeired at their
ew auad in WallaeMoa, a fall npply of
Flour, Feed, Corn Meal, Bacon, &c,
COAL OIL, (at reduced rate.,)
A food article of TOBACCO, CIGARS AXD
SMOKING TOBACCO, constantly on band.
All of whirh will be told at LOW RATES for
CASll or jrirea ia (xruaage for f UINOLES and
LlllllER.
fit rupectfully aak the pul.he la giro aa a
trial before purtbaaiug ,lewhere.
1. R. READ 1 CO.
Wallaeeton, April 1, m.
EDWARD PERKS & CO.,
Flour 31 nn ii fart u rcrs,
And Iralera la
GRAIN OF ALL KINDS,
miLirsDVRu, ;pa.
VFI I.I, HfPPLT of FLOIR, WHEAT,
CUHN and CIIDP oonatantly on hand, and
lor ). at rate, remark.lilr low. (febi-U
ew Ulnc and Liquor Store.
I. L. REIZE NSTEIN,
IWUIll KElLtl IX
WINES & LIQUORS,
MARKET Gl CU'Ar.FIELD, PA.
a.-.. Fall atori of Wlnr, P ran It, (.in, Whl-kr
and Alrfihol, alwat na hand. hpM'lal attrnti n
paid to tarurinff a nura article for Sarrami-ntnt
and mrdiral purpuM. Jan21-tJ
The Lightning Tamer.
TIIBanderiltnrd are the aole Afl la tbta
enntr for tbeNorth Aanerieau Ualraniaed
LIOUTSINtl RODS." ToeM ar tk. only wt,
rod. now la ura, and ar endoraed by all th
KtentiSe men la th, eountry.
11 t.roay aollft th oltlaena of th collate
that w, will pit thea, ap a better tod. and for
Ian aionay, lhaa I, elierred by th forelna
eenU who annnally trae.ra tb eoanty and
carry ol our lilil. raah, naear ta retura.
ENCOURAGE HOME LABOlt.
Than wl.hlnf Liibtaina Roda .reeled oa
tbelr hutldinga need hut addre,, a, by letter, ar
eall la pereoa. We will put th,ai up anywb.r
la ibeoouaty, aad warrant thea,. Th Mod.and
Fixtur,, ean b .... at any tin by e.lhrf at
ourator. MKRRRLL A filULKR.
Clearn.ld, Jon. II, IK'8 tf
' NOTICE.
VLL perron ar hrrct noiififwl who havr
bawd Hnnkinff r round al nr arar th nionih
ul Whitm mn oa the pmprrty of UrtM, Itrk
cr A u., that all bark yy tnant ha paitl up W
U tt any m.rt pro und ran Iw uhiainrd. And all
ix-ritnn ban kins limlnT or li.gn or any nther
Ititnnrr on th firrN.id fm.prrt.T( without Mr
raiMion, will bn hrld for trpMa, or h rbarffd
lilt) dollar per raft for Mid ffrwnnd. Application
for mid (riund muft t made to W. fci. l)irkcy,
(Urn Hope. I'a.
(.ROOM, MCKEY A CO.
Pept. 1, leftMn...
a, h. rru ttmfi.
....w. n. ncritaioa
xmv rut jr.
FULLEETON aTMcFHEESON,
KRKP eonitanlljr ft hand aad fur aalt. Frrub
mrat, mrh at
BEEF, VEAL, MUTTON', Ac,
Treh Flub, and all Vejtetalile. in eeaiHin 1
Canoed Fruita, lUti.r, Lanl, Ae, wbfeh they will
eell at the loweat m.rkef prtee..
'a.h paid tut t ATTLK, Dl'TTKR. Aa.
Hoom an MarkM ktlrret, opsonic th Court
Huum treld, Pa. May II, 'M-tt
Kl MiH ttl. IJoMliip, HubbM'i7 Drake',
Hoofland'a Oeraaa.Hoatetter', aad Oreene'e
Uxyganalad Bitten 1 alao para Liquor, ef all
kind, for iLediciaal parpo..., for ,al by
HARTSWICK A IRWIN,
V
M:RW W ANTKI). The nndemgnrd will
pay th kihe.t CACH PRICK for all klrda
ol FI R and HEKR KK1SS. tjlr. a, a roll
Claaiatld, . J. i,. HUl.fi JJ,N.
Jtallrondi
n;si,viMt RAii.noVn.
TYROS 1! k cr.FArtKir.il)' f))ca
0! and afl.r M..iid.y, AI'RIL ,
l'...iil.r ltaini will run omI, t,j
Hond.ra) l..i..r. Tjriae tmi lirk l'J
one l'....nj-i Ti.ln b'twem Tiroaa aoi
Md, a. Wiowas
LKAVBPOrill. Lr.AvTM)l!Tir
Clearfield .4i, r..! Tyrone . 7
I'billpilmrg.arJ.iO, " ! d-,la. In j.'"'
IrJ.ia, " I'ailipali'rf.artl 0
. " " lell.ln'o
...6.il, " 1 Cle.rfl -1.1 ...., j ,'
Oh-mIb
Trro,
KAIlK AXIMISTA Nt'KS.
FROM CLF.AIIFIKI.Ij.! FHOM TVBoNgf"
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II
Station.
Klation
1; Interaction f
2i Van.ooyoo j
2-'; Gardner
ii ill. rieaiaiit.,.,11
40 . Summit 14
( Sandy Hlde...l.i
6.1 Ponrlllon 17
10 Oareula tit
15 liunbar 2
7i Kleiner 'a 23
Hi Fhlllp.burr.2l
S6 lilur ball 21
r
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U
44
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Si
1IJ
Looaard...,.
WwdUnd.
Ililfler.
Wallaeeloa .
Illne Hall ...
II
Plillln.burc IT
Hteinera' In
liunl ar 2(1
Oi.re.ila ttl
Powelllon 2
Kandy Kiil((v....2ll
roiiimll 27
Ml. l'leaaant....JU
tin i Wallaoetou u
"'doer .'i t 10 Dicier "'.il t-
VanKoyoo 81 I Oil Uoodland SS ,y
Inlererolton. H7 I IS vi, . ..
Tyrone.. 41 I 2 l'learfleld'."'.'.4l 110
1'AJIK l'i!O.M" CLE Alt FIELD, TO
liellefonte, Pa tl 01 j Middletown j tir
Loek ilaren I 70Marietta , j,
W'illiaioaport. 3 40' Uneaatrr ' , ,1
Huniinr'lon 1 m PHILAliKLI'llu ; k
lwuniwn luo:AIUM,na .
Mury.villi.. 4 6(1 Ijuhn. town J ,111.
irAllUIMBriK.... 4 TilPITTHBI HH. ns
t'ONKIiCriflNMl " "
Paaaenrer, leavinf Clearn.ld at I.J, B
Phil liahurr at l.jo ti. m llu-,.l. . . u ' "
arrivr at Tyrone at i.itl p. an., atakm, eoenetlioi"
witn 1 memnatt hiprean haal a, J7p. ai,.n
with Mail H'eat at .4I p. m., 00 . bin,!',!,,,
with liald Eattle r-lprr.a, leaviof Tvrea, at ;.to
p. n., arririnn at Dellefonte at .4i'p ... ui an
Lock Ilaren at 10.SO p. m., eonnretiite ,,ih Knr
Wail Lain on Hie Philsd.lphia and trie Ko.4, ,e
11.21 p. m., am via pat WilliamrrHirf at I3.4va,'.
8.14 a. ni.. on Krie .M.il Weat, arrive at Wk Ha-
ren at nil a. as., eonnreting with Bald Lar!.
Kipre.s leaving Lock Ilaren at It). 24 a. ar.
ririnfr at Beltelenle at 11.6s a. a.. Hnow ilm
City at i.ij f. a... and Trrone at 1.20 p. n.
LlJW AKIJ It. WILLIAM!-,
tieneral HuperinlendenU
OEOntiU C. WILKIN'S,
t-uniiulr.Jmt.
Philadelphia AErie Railroad.
WINTER flilE TABLE.
0 and aftar MONDAY, TOV. 15th. led, tk,
train, oa tba Philadelphia A atria Rail
Road will run aa follow. :
Meet M1rd.
Hall Trail learai Philadelphia.... t.Si t. U
Da do Bt. Mary ', I JI P. n
Do arrir.al Krie I 20 P. M.
Erie KipraM le..e. Phlladtlphia..... 11.40 A.M.
Do -.do..... Rt, atarya- 8.04 A. U.
Do .arn?. at Erie. ID. A.M.
I.aotHard.
Mall Trala laaea, Erie 40 A. H.
Do do St. Mary J 20 p, N
Da arrir. at Philadelphia.... 20 A. M.
Erie Lipr.u learai ri, 4 r p. u.
Do do SL Mary', 10.07 P. Jl
Do .arrir. at Philadelphia 12.44 P. JJ.
Expreat aaat eonnei-t, at Corry, Mail at
Crry and Irrinetoa, Expreaf weat at Irein.lea
with train, an Oil Creek a Allegheny Kirer t. E.
ALFKb'D L. TYLER,
ta.naral Pnp.riateadaBt
Hauts.
Clearfield County Bank.
rpilli Clearfield County Bank aa an laeorpon.
J. ted in.titulioa ka. iron, .ol of exiatenee b?
tue nrrender of iu charter, oa May 12,
All ila nock I, wn,d by tb (abaeriben, wbc
will continue tk Banking batln.ii ,1 tb Mm
place, aa prirala Banker, under tk. nrm nana
of th. "Clearfield County B.nk." We ar, re
aponiihl for Ih, debit of th Bank, aid will pay
iu note, aa demand at th counter. D.pe,u,
recelr.d aad laleraat paid wkea aioaef li left for
a Aaed lie... Papw diaoountad at ai per eeal.
as heretofore. Oar proaal re.poa.ibtlity ia
pledged for all Dopo.it reeeired and baiiuea
Iran.icted. A contiaaaaea ef tb, liberal pat
ronape of tb baain,M at. a of th eoaaty ia r-
apwunlly aollei'.d. Aa Prerident, Cubitr aod
oB3er of tr, lit Clearn.ld Coanty Baak. wa
rrquir ih note, of .aid Bank to b, pr.,auw
for redemption.
JAS. T. LKO.VARD, RICHARD 8 HAW,
WM. PORTER, JAS. B. URAiUM,
A. K. WKIUHT. O. L. RRED,
WM. A. WALLACE.
Tb baalaeaa of tb Baak will b eoadaeted by
Jobl M. Adant., Eaq, a Caahier. JanJeJ
J. I). M'llirk. Edward Perka.
BANKTNQ & COLLECTION HOUSE
mcgirk & perks.
Pucerivora to Foiter, Prrka, A Co.,
riiillprtburp, lentrc Ctianty, Pk
ITU THE all the bnMnt-M of a Banking IToaia
TI oa traaat'td nmiuntlv &ud una tba
mnrt favora.tlc trma marT-tf
County National Bank.
CLEARFIELD, PA.
THIS Baak I. bow epra aad ready for baal
aa.a. Oflie 01 Second a treat, ia tb, build
ing formerly occapicd by Leonard. Fiaa.y A C.
pintcTORt Ana orrtnaa.
JAS. B. ORAHAM, R'CHARD PnAW
WM. A. WALLACE, WM. PORTS"..
A. K. WRIGHT, GEO. L. REED.
D. W. MO0RR, JAS. T.LEONARD,
ju:S,'oflj Caahier. PrerdeaL
larbsmitlting.
Xow Illaoksiuith Shop.
6EC0.ND &T., CLEARFIELD, P.
rpiIE anderaign.d beri lo Inform hi, Meade,
J. aad th, iahabitaau of tb, borough of Clear.
Id and aurrouadiaa; neighborhood, that b ia
sow ready ta exeeut all order either ia lroa or
aU.I.
II0R8E 6H0EIJJQ aa tho noit approred
oily .tele.
ALL KINDS OF SAW. MILL IRONS and
Ell I N B work, lof maa'i tool,, can thookrp read t,
fraha, do.
Steel toola of all kinda aiade of boat Englilk
or Atneriean .tel. 1
fravAll my work ta warranted t lr aatli-
fartion, or aot charged for.
iut2 AMOS EKNNARD.
llogMToHiiNliipAnnc
GREAT EXCITEXIKXT AT
THOMAS BEEKS'S I
IVKRYPODT trying to get thai trat, far It
j of being crowded out iut. th aoUL
It yoa want good hbociair dug go to Raaak
If yoaaaal your Rle.'i iroaedilfkt, goto P.,
If yoa waal good Mill Iroaa, go 10 Biaaa.
If yoa waat your wagon Ironed ia the beat
etyla aad worknaanahip. go t Bill.
Banna make, th b..t htunp Machine In tba
Slate, and doe, all kind, of BLACK SMITH IN uk
aa cheap aa ean b doa la Ih eowBty for Caib.
My Port Ofec ad tit eel I. Clearieid llridr..
THOMAS BKEKS.
B.;i Tp., Dee. It, ISH-tf.
Clearfield lSursery.
ENCOUKAGB HOME INDUSTRY.
THE andenlgaed, harlng aatablltbed a Kai
ery oa the 'Pike, about half way belweea
Clearfield and Carwenavtlle, ia prepared te far
ni.a all kind, ef FRt'IT THEES, (ataadardanA
dwarf.) Krergreena, Shrubbery, Urap Viaaa.
Uooaeberrla., l.nwtoa Blackberry, Ptravnerry.
aad Pasbarry Via,. Al.o, Siberia Crab Tree..
Uuiar. aad early aeirl.t Rhubarb, do. Order
promptly attended ta. Addre..,
rf, v. et Hjuii 1.
,ep0..y CurweaiTllla, Pa
Lime lor Sale I
THE u n Acrid rnM, rrnidinf nnr th nVpit aa
bad eompltto arran rinanM M h Lima
liurnrrt eart of the mountain. biThy ha I' "
bled to kfrp roartantlyvo hand a larf aiaatiljat
PURE LIME1
which he olferi to fbrmer, and bulldrn at a trifo
aU' e mat, Toa.r ia need of tae anict weald d
well to give me a eall, or 'IJieM III. by letter,
for nrg'itlatmg their lima.
0K0. C. PASPM0RK,
Cleardeld. Pa., June .
AfcTI:. line good RLAt RbMITII aad
oae aiaa to work In woed-mahlnf S"W.
Wagoaa, Slump Mavhwaa, Aa. bingla mea ar
men with .m.il famllira. Amily to
BOOTH A Rl'MBARflKR,
aujiitf h'Vi Uvf tl'M "7 r'