JK ItKrUHLlCAN.
CLKAHKIKLD, PA.
EPynSPA Y MoilNINO, MARCH . Il?t.
Terms of Subscription.
' Tf paid lit advancer wiihin three month! ...li 00
If paid after three end before .ii month S AO
If paid alter lb Fiplration of tlx month.... I 00
Jee? All article! tu Inlure Ineertion in thip
paper Ihonld be handed iD early nn Turailay
morning, ae we go to prrse at li o'clock, (noon.)
ri:i.i;ioi'S KOTlcr.s.
Method let p.placopal Church Rer. Wu.
H. IUll. 1'aitor Public gervica erory Sabbath,
at lot A M , and T V. M.
gal,l..lh School at 0 A. M.
- Prater Mooting every Thunder, at 1 P. M.
Communion Service, Oral Habbath of every
' month, at 107 A. M.
bit. f ranrU Church Catholic IUv. Mr.
0'Bniou. Man at 10, o'clock A. M..onthe
acond and fourth Pundaye of tiirh month.
t. Andrew'a Churth Knlaronal Iter.
Oboruu Hall. Public Hervioe Sunday morning
' t 10 o clock, and at 7 r. !. Nunday Bebool at
S P. M. Freycr Meeting Wednesday evening
at 7 a'clack.
' Ht. Aorru'a Cliurch Lutheran Rer. Mr.
v FilinoRrr. Pablie Barrioe erery Sabbath, taora
tor aad evening.
Preabttrrlaa Church Rer. Mr. Brn.n.
' Pablie Serriee every tiabbatb, morning aad area
tar.
Mr. Lnrrimer offori
lot for ale.
ft tiouKO and
"St Patrick'. Day in the) mornin'
occur on Dcitt Thursday week.
A bargain can be obtained by pur-
cliRHing a Piano and Organ from Mr.
Fleming. See advertisement.
Mr. Wm. M. Jobnson'a card will be
found in tbi issue, lie propones to
entertuin watermen the coming season
at Fulton's Dead Water.
' Musical Concert. Miss Boucher's
classes will give grand entertain
mei.t in the Brick School llouse in
Curwennville, on next Saturday and
Holiday evenings. See posters.
' It will be seen by reference to iho
card of Mirise .Reeve k Hatfield, that
' they, have now secured room over
Hartswick'' 4 Irwin's Drug Store,
where they may be found on and after
the 15th instant.
Brokers. We cull tho attention of
our readers to tho card of Afersrs.
Da Haven & Bros., Philadelphia. This
is one of the best banking firms in that
city, and cau be relied upon implicitly.
They will furuisli us weekly quota
tions of Gold and Government and
other stocks which will be found in
' our columns.
Accident. Wo learn thot Mr.
Wesley Shircy, of Bradford township,
who was hauling timber to the San-
' burn railing ground on Clearfield
Creek, was, on Saturday afternoon
. last caught between two sticks while
piling, and terribly crushed. He was,
however, at last accounts quite com
fortable, and likely to uvcrcomo his
, injuries... ,
j - 11 ew a
Leo Broke. On Saturday evening
week, Mr. Jni. Ardary, of Lawrence
. townwhip. hitched up and took a sleigh
ride, nd on his return his horse took
fright and be was thrown out, break
ing his leg. It wa, howevor, near
Mr. Johiuli W. Thompson's, to whom
be called for aid who rendered him
due assistance. We understand he is
getting along as well us could be ex
pected under the circumstances.
List of Letters remaining unclaimed
in the Pobtoflice at Clearfield, Pa., on
March 1st, 1870:
Hard. Cnarlea L.
llofkitrcBMr, J. V.
Jlryeo, Patrick.
Byroad Patrick. . -Tubes,
A.
Iiirbacn, Mill Mary.
Diioa, Rachel B.
Iliekeaeon, A.
' Dillen, Jamee.
(lalea, Perrjr.
fiavlord, Lvl D.
tloodwln, Charle! B.
Barman, Ed. .
Hart. Ban. II.
Ilughea, Mine Nettie,
korb, Mire Barbara
l.Vr, Jam O.
Louden, J. i. 2.
Lewia, Iieanta.
Mrlnnee, Patrick,
i'eoplre, Mi. Fhelm.
Raby, Antoine.
S.eoeer, Alea. II.
Tioney, Jaatca. 2.
Weaver A c-pr-iut.
p. a. gaIli.v, p.m.
JUcordeu's thrift. Bulow will be
found the number of Docds entered
'fof record 4n this office for I he week
ending" Monday, March 7th, 1870,
together with tho names of tho grant
ors and grantees, where situated, and
tho consideratiou: ' '
Deed of I. W. Holt and wife to Wigtou Dor
rw, for lii-tentbi of anal and other mineral! Id
Iiki acrea in Herri! townihip; !,J40.
Iteed of Jacob Fhirey to Joiiah W. Fmith, for
137 ere In Bradford townebip ; $lo0.
Deed of I.utiuda J. Rearm and beira U J. RenU
Plrpil, for 20 atrrca ia Bradford townibip
Deed of John Paltoa ta Bamaal J. Hare, for lot
ia Curwenivilra; f I2i.
Deed af O. B. Merrill and wife to Fanaie Nicholi,
for bouae and lot is Lawrcnoa toirnibipi SI.0O0.
Nahkow EitcArr.. On Wednesday
lul, as Mr. Clark Brown was descend
- ing the hill on tho "Antes road" with
t.a Joad of Shook, ono of his horses fell,
nd in this condition tho sled, horses
and driver went down the hill at a
furious rale, for a distance of 40 rods,
but finally stopped just in timo to
rerctit running into a loaded team
ning op the hill. Had a collision
occurred at this point thcro would
hare been some dead men and horses;
as it was, thcro is "nobody hurt,"
except tho horse which went down
the hill on its tide, which will probably
never recover from its injuries. Clark
is not much of a "Bank man," but he
bays 1 elutk to the bank in this
instance at close and light at possible.
Kailboad At'ciKJNT. On Tlmrsdny
jnornin vcliilo ibo soutLwurJ freight
waa s see mh ii (v a slight grade beyond
the second Liiilgo across tho Moalian
Bon, diri ant about a milo ami a lialf,
the train utiuonplcd in threo places,
and tho renr jvortion distended and ,
collided (villi id coyino tho "pusher"
winch wus ImIIowiiij. .Weral cars,
wcrediiimined, and Mr. Geo. Wooden :
... . , ... , ! these would liavo been more limn sal
was sercrely injured about the far, . j, jf Fjn(1, baJ lcon lll0
m wound being infjit ted near tho eye , ro,)ublit an inrlead of iho democrat."
from which blirod passed inwardly to m i s
iis throat. miipsburg Journal. Fatal Accident. John Emmons
m was drowned nt tho breaking of a log
ilohner, ono of the Huntingdon 'jam on Laurel i!un, Cleulfleid county,
murderers, mado a desperate effnrt to ' supoaed lo bclonn to ArniHtronir
escape from prison on Saturdtiy last,
J 1 '
but waa so seriously hurt by the
keeper, that be may not Uc in a con
'tlitiuo to be hqnf today.
Hoh't (Jiuiiftr.L Uritiirih. Our
Clearfield "glsns sand" has created
li'tlo "unpleasantness" between the
Hollefonts National and tho Philips
burg Journal. The editor of the for
mer journal wants the latter to toll a
falsehood, bnt like George Washing,
ton, he Cannot tell a lie, at the follow
ing indieatci :
"The Brllrfonte .Vao'oaal talea ni to taik for
having laid that Clearfield eoant nrodocea aand
luitable for makiug slati:
1 be Journal ntirtit, with rerr eredltable pro-prii-ty
bava added that Centra eoontv produce! a
orffcr quality of aand. Bad baa the euterpriae to
Hinuiiu-iur 11 iiiio riasn.
V bat the itatemrnt of the atranle fnot that Clear
field produce! aatid bai to do with the Bellefonte
Olaai Worki we are at a Iom to diacorer. We like
to are an honeit pride dimlavcd in bone enter'
priar, but aron thu virtue develop! s decree of
aemtuneii 11 earned to an eitreine. foiiiblr
there a a little aand in that editor 1 era.
It may be n Oould-en opinion to
say "that Centre county produces a
Mrr quality of sand," but it's a great
ways off the track Mr. Rational. S
arc told by good authority that our
sand is worth S3 per cent, more than
Centre sand. Smoke that
Taot't K18IHNO. Our readores may
not be generally awaro of the fact
that the Legislature of Pennsylvania,
on the 21st of April, 1809, passed a
pretty stringent law for the protection
of trout. It prohibits the fishing for
them at nil seasons of the year, by any
other means or devices except by
hook and line, and forbids the captu
ring of them in that manner except
in the months of April, May, Juno and
July. Personsare positively prohibited
from fishing for them in any way
during any other time of tho year
The law imposes a penalty of five
dollars for a violation of its provisions
and, also, imposes penalty of five
dollars upon any officer neglecting
to make report of violations which
may come nndor his notice. The
officer ia also liable to be dismissed
from hi office for the same neglect.
Allcghanian.
A Good Collection. Wo learn that
tho Missionary collection taken up in
the IL E. Church in this place on
Sunday evening last, amounted to tho
snug sum of $-'33, and this too in the
face of an unfinished Church building.
The prosperity of this congregation
has been great during the past year,
under tbe charge of Bev. Mr. 1HII,
whom we are sorry to learn, is com
pelled on account of ill health to with
draw from actual clerical duties. His
loss will be much regretted by this
congregation.
Loyal Bepudiation. Thout;h the
obligations of this Mate, contracted
previous to 1802, wcro all payable, in
gold or silver, the Kadical Lcgmluturo
a few years ago repudiated those con
tracts and holders of bonds against
tho Stato had to take greenbacks for
their interest. Lately tho Supremo
Court decided that all debts contrac
ted previous to 1802 were payable in
specio : but in the fuco of this decision
the Commissioners of the Sinking
rund proposo will to pay with green
backs, and they havo no doubt adop
led this course uftcr consultation with
l'udical Legislators and other Iludical
officers at llarrinburir. They openly
proposo to repudiate the decision of
the Court. i o append their rcso
lotion
Orriet CoMMiiKioasni or Rinbikq Frn, )
HiRRlaaiaa, February 24. IST0. I
Tfcforeef That, inaamucb aa the recent deeiiioo
of the t'nitcd Hlatea on the question of legal tan
dcra waa aoaearrad ia by oaly three judge! out of
ore. In a court eompoacd of eaten Judge, and the
H-gi'latara of the Klata only autbontca the pay
mtnl of bee Indrbtcdueaa ia what li known aa the
legal tender currency of Ibo t'nited Ktatea, it
would not be advicable for the Hlale Treanrer to
maka any change In tbe preaent nod of paying
toe ooitgaiioai wl ina vrmmonweaua.
Alteet: WILLIAM B. HART.
Clerk to Cotnmiviioaeri of Binking Fund.
This is actual repudiation of a sol
cmn contract, and done in violation of
the decision of the highest tribunal in
the country Seltntijrove Timet. .
Scathinu Itrint KE. Mrs. Stowo has
again postponed the publication of her
oook proving uyroq to oe a monster,
and she will probably postpone it still
further when sho reads the oration
which Rev. (ioorge Gilfillan has been
delivering in Scotland on tho subject.
Ho says that the advertised book
"will only perpetuate, along with the
blasted memory of its suuject, her
ultroneous, onicious, unwomanly, un
enviable share ia the miserable task,
and send her name down to posterity
as sort of volunteer moral Mrs.
Culcraft, or female executioner to a
man whom, with all his faults, I pro
nounce inetTuhly greater and nobler
than bcr small, sanctimonious, but
viperous, Yankee sell." A V. llcralJ.
The New Countt. The new coun
ty of Potrolia, ft bill creating which
has passed our Stale Senate, is made
np, in square miles, as follows: From
Crawford 215 miles; Warren HI; Ve
nango 87 total -ll'.'l. This only cov
ers the constitutional limit by 23
milos, that limit providing that no
new county shall bo established less
than 400 squaro miles in si.o. In the
event of the passage of the bill, Craw
ford will still efin tain 4f squaro miles.
Warren 617, Venungo 329. Tho pop
ulalion to bo included in the new
county is estimated at 22,800.
A oill hss just been reported iu the
House of Kepreeontfttivos nt Harris-
burg constituting the Judges of the
several judical districts, committees to
examine into Nunnorics, Ac, in this
Stato. This looks as if our Judges
wore to bo constituted "smelling Com
mit tees" after the Joo Hiss manner of
Massachusetts notoriety, which so
disgraced the Legislative history of
that Slate n few yours ogft. Tho au
thor of tho bill evidently contemplates
another crusade aguinsl tho Catholic
Church.
Tho Lancaster F.rjireH (republican)
says in regard to Iho decision of tho
committee iu the Schull Findlay case:
i " e do not believe thcro are five men
j tie Senate who are not perfectly )
satisfied that llie dec isiotl of the Com j
nuueo was correei aim proper, anu i
ro mat every ono oi
""' V- ,,Te or inctina ea.i navo
fit.tlii.r illlnrmut mn fon, I nn A tlltn
Wliiiinisporl, l a.
Kxehaiigos please t-opr. (lazettt if
Vullfti.
el Mm-prlmr I'nt ly,
The I'hilipshiirg Journal snys : "Mr.
and Mrs. John (lYurliait were taken
by surprise on Friday lust, It being
the anniversary of Mrs. (ionrhitrl's
birthday. This aged couple removed
from Half Moon, CVntro comity, to
Decatur, and settled on Moshaiiiinn
creek, near Pbilipshtirg, in the spring
of 1820. Filly years havo passed
sinco they soueht and found a homo
among the pines and hemlocks of
CIcarlicld. And out from the old
homestead lias sprung a numerous
progeny. Whon Mr. lioarhnrt loea
tad in this country, the axo of civili.
zntion Iibu not opened the deep foro-its
to tho gushing beams of sunshine, nor
was old Moshunnon's stream poisoucd
by the deadly saw dust of pine and
hemlock. Hnr waters abounded with
fish, and the now clearings were filled
with wild lurkoys ; tho bear and wild
cnt were among tho common sights of
tho wilderness; tho panther made his
lair in the neighborhood, and the blow
ing of the dinner horn was oflen an
swered by tho ,bow iiir of wo vos.
Tho fleet deer frequently rotnrned to
trespass upon the barnyard. The
second son informed us that his memo
randum shows 12!) doer fallen up to
this date, by bis rifle alono. The sur-
priscrs wcro all members of tho Gear
hart family. Kuch branch of the
family came bringinu- basket con
taining the essentials for a sumptuous
dinner. It was an occasion of mutual
congratulation between father and
sons, mother and daughters, uncles
and aunts, nephews and nieces. The
grandfather, the grandson and great
grand son ; thu grandmother, the
grand duughterand Kreatgrand daugh
ter were present. 1 ho town and coun
try cousins crowded promiscuously
around the loaded table Thu weather
was extromcly unpleasant, storming
all day, yet 01 persons were number
ed among tho surpriscrs. Tho wholo
lumily, including Mr. and Mrs. Gear
hart, sons and daughters, sons in-law
and daughters in-law, grand children
and great grund children, number 132.
Mr. Oearhart aeed 80 years, Mrs.
Gearhart 78 years, united ages 158
years. The united ages of his sons
and daughters, 4S2 years. 11 children
0 sons and 5 duughtors, all living ex
cept one son who died iu infancy ; 70
grand children, 38 groat grand child
ren. It is ft remarkable, fact that in
all the branches of this family only
about 13 deaths have occurred 1 son,
the others were grand children, or
great grand children. Tho aged couple
were in usual ueulth ana now ol spirits,
and though taken by surpriso, the
guests wcro not the less welcome
Such a meeting will nover take place
with tins family again, till we shall
meet again In our Father's bouse
above, "whero the wicked ccaso from
troubling and the weary are at rest."!
.nr. uuurliurl and Mrs. Ccnrhurt havo
beca members of tho Methodist Epis
copal church for 05 years, he having
oeen a cibss leaner lor about 02 years,
and a steward and trustee in tho
church tho most of this timo. Wo
were informed tho only persons now
living in (his county who wore hore
when the ucarliaris came, are John
Kyler, Daniel Avers, George and
Henry Sbulu."
Murders in January. The N. Y.
lleraltl publishes a list of murders
committed in the United States du
ring the montli of January. Iho
total is fifty-four. Of those sovon wcro
committed in .New York city and
Brooklyn. It seems that crime is
fearfully on the incrouso. Intempcr
anco hud much to do with the com
mission of theso crimes.
rEsiiNitu. John II. Uihon lias
rceiirnccl liis position as Governor
Geary's private Sccrctarr, to start an
inuopunuent daily pnper at Ilams
burg. He will be succeeded by IScnja-
mm l. l.oo, a brotlior-in-iavr to the
Governor.
The cliffs of the Cumberland river,
in Kentucky, are swarming with
robins. One roost is threo miles long.
They can be picked off the bushes by
hundreds, and persons como a distance
often miles to till thoir baskets with
them.
gHarrM.
On February 17th, 1870, liy 0. W. Snorr, Eq.,
Mr. THOMAS kKHIt, of Big Bon, Jcff.reoo
county, to Min CATHARINE ROBESON, of
Clearfield eonntv.
To iTuilon tonnehip.on March 3d, 1870, DAVID
TYLER, Jr., aged 22 yeara, i moo I In and II daya.
tfinaurial.
CI.OHINO PRICKS or Dallavin Bo No. 40
South Third St, Philadelphia, March i, 1X70:
u.s.seof n iu nt
" " 'i mi mi
" " 'si .. no, i loi
" " ' till. 110
" " '6S, new . lost 10WJ
" " '7,new 110 1IOJ
" " ' lit I in,
" t'a, 10 40 a...... I07 I07
U. 8. IS Year I per rant, t orrency.... 110) 1 1 of
Dae Compeund Intereit Notca 10
Hold 11.1 3
Silver. Ill 112
I'dii. a I'aeiSe R. It. let alort. Uuada.. S0 0
Central Pacific R. R.. ... V:,t Ono
VmUm PmIS Land Oraut Uonda 720 t;ts
Clearfield Markets.
Corrected weekly by Hirninn Mnieor, Wholesale
and Kclail dealer in Itryyoode, Uraeariea, Pro.
MiioD", Ac, Market ilrttl, Clrarbeld, Pa.
Ct Anriei.n, Pa., March S, I17S.
Apple. grccn,00(.a 'l 2.'. Ilg., drc.eed. II
Dried. V lb 121 1 1. Jr.. ren 1
Apple bullcr,al, I 00 llama tlflia u
"Jller u.'ioj 40 .-houl Jrri....0i It
Mean! j(l (lOII 3 01' Si.lcl. 0U(,o JO
Uockwhoat ii Lard 2i
Uui kvihcal tour R, t. Moi poik.fs bbl...e7 OS
llecf, dried 26 Oali fill
llccf, rrc.h,...10f(4 IJ Onion! (0
ll..ar.l", M 12 Mt 1 a I'm. tor, oorn, I on
Corn, helled.. 120 Pcaohee, driew, R, li
Corn, Mr Ohio SO I'laetcr, y hbl t 50
Corn meal, p .ack, I 7 a lire. 1 2f
Chop, y ewtl 40(j) I 00 IU., y h I
Cloveraeod. t 00 S.lt.ia.ack 00
I ncrar. li rliuigle,lH in. SW 00
Chrrrie., IS. 00(, 20 FhinrJrp.Jd inll'(u 1 1 00
t.'hickena, drd, tt, 15 Timothy ect-d 4 00
F.rfi 24 Tellow 15)
Kiaieeed 2 00 Wheat 1 SO
Floar t Olifot t SO Wool 40
Hay IS O0(,t,?0 00 Wood, fl cord JO
A COIIRll, fold Or SorC TIlTOat
jiyy Ileuirri immediate attention, a.
:JAAtMnk n,r maU ,0 , Bcar,,,
infM;J1i .on, Di,
Brown's Bronchial Troches
will Invariably give inetant relief.
For Vronchitie, Aithma, Catarrh, foniumptlve
anw Throat Diaraere, thry bare S
aoothinf effect.
8inarf and Public HMkeri nea tbrm la clear
and ilrengtben the voice.
Owing to the good repalation and popularity af
the Trochca, many worthleia aad cheap imitation!
are offered, wbieh am good for nothing.
Da lure ta obtain tbe true
MloWK'g BRONCHIAL TROCHE!
Sol err r.'n hire. savl
Joo. una jHiOff.
DAN1FL COXN K.LLY,
Hoot and Shoe Manufacturer,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
nAK Juet received a fine lot af French CALF
bKINS. and ia now prepared ta aaanafee
ture avarythlng In fall Una at the lowoit Sguraa.
tie will warrant bia work ta ha aa repreiented.
lie reipeetfully eollrllt a call, at all (bop an
Market itreet.ierond dror wait of tbapoitoftee.
a-oere bt will do all In sia powtr to reader aatu
faetion. Home Ads Ualter topa on hand.
my,'7-7 DANIKL CONNKLLY.
"TlErRClLAniCD.
THE WAR OVER IN CLEARFIELD.
KNOX TOWNSniP QUIET.
Nearly all the Contrabands going back
to their old matters; but 'nary one
going to old Massachusetts, where
they were loved so long and to well.
TN eonlequenee of tba aboye facta.?. SHORT,
of tha old "bhort Shoa Shop," weald an-
oounea to bii anmeroas patrona, and tha peopla
of Clearfield eounty at large, (bat be baa now a
flrat rata lot of rood material, Juil reoeivad from
tba Kail, and ii prepared onaoort aotloa to make
and mend Boots and Hboea, at fail new abop in
(iraham'i row. Ha li aatiified that he can pleaee
all. funlan It might beeome intenaely loyal itay-
at. home patrlola.) lie li prepared to aall low for
Caih or Country Produce. Don't lor jet the
Shop next door to Sbowere ft Urabaia'a atore,
on Market street, Clearfield, Pa., aad kept by
fellow commonly ealled
Jyl.aly "SIIOBTY."
SEW BOOT AM) SHOE SHOP,
EDWARDMACK.
Con. 11AKKKT Jo Mrs., CLEAKFIIiLD, Pa.
THE proprietor baa entered into tba BOOT
NIIOH builnaii at the above aland, and
ii determined not to ba outdone either in qual
ity or price for bil work, Bpoeial attention
will ba paid to manufacturing Hewed work. Ha
bar on band a large lot of Kreack Kip and
CalfSkini, of the very beet quality. The eiii
aana of Clearfield and vicinity are mpeelfully
Invited to give him a trial. No charge for oalla.
aovi,' S tf
EW BOOT AM) SHOE SHOP,
IN CI'RWENXVIlXEw.
rriHB iub.rr.br htvlnit latet y lUrttd a
X lioot and Hfaat abop In CurwcoaTlllt. oft
11 a.) B ttrt. op pot. to Jotopb H. Irwin's Drug
Hare, ropMt.uliy annpunooi in Ik nubile thai
hn 1c prepared to nana'actara all itylca vf Boot
and Knot., tod arwry thing ia bit Una, on abort
notice. Ha aieo kapa on band n rood aaaort
niaot of raadjr-made worn, whtefa ba will aall
cbaap for eaab or eonatrj proaoe.
octIT U S:13J LEWIS 7. ROSS.
P. T. I.
"For thy Stomach's Sake and thine
other Infirmities." St, Paul.
du. novj:irs
piitB
WEST BRANCH BITTERS.
V cafe, part, ilceant aad baalth-jWiog Tonla
alricllj ?fftUe, and manafactard from
the aioit part and ebotrt niatartalH-la not a aplrit
drink nor anbaliluta for whiakj, bat n aeiaalinr
eaixnioi, fur Ibe prulcctlon of the tyittm and
tbt rare of dieeaea, ntada from ebaniealljr pare
jiirita, enllrrl frre from fun I or otbr irrita
tiri(t propcrtlre. and will not diaagrea or offend tbe
oat delicate etmnach. A lonj private eiperi
woe nas al tented Iti
Superiority over all Ordinary Remedies.
No Bitten at prevent offrrd to tha public
too taint ao much medieinal Tirtne, and jet ao tela
and plraaant to take. Il'a u ia to enra dieeaae,
and it will not errata an appetite for apirituoaa
liqnora, bnt will cart the effect! of diuipetion.
To ioereaaa tbe Appelita, t HK IT.
To promote In jr it ion, 1 8E IT.
To cure Djapepaia, l'8K IT.
To ewrt Ferer and Afoe t'SE IT.
To oo re Dilliou,nit, I'SE IT.
To ear Conatipation, OK IT.
To tare ChmnLe Diarrhaen. I 8K IT.
To enre Heart -bam, ' t'SE IT.
ToaiireFlatulenea, I'SS IT.
To enre Acid Kraetatlone. t'8K IT.
Taenrc Nertoia Deilitv 1K IT.
To cure Ujpocbondria, tE IT.
To eure ISallowneaa of Complexion, I'HB IT.
To rare Pimplea and Blotches. l'E IT.
For General HroMration of tha
rhvaiJ powera, I'gR IT,
and It will eare yon,
Huld everywhere, nt $1.00 per bottle, Maaa
faeturod eicluaively by
A. I. SUA W,
Druggiat,
CLEARFIELD, PA,
Wba affera liberal Inducement! ta tha trade.
Oet. 27, ISflS lf.
1870. MACtll. 1870.
REC0NSTHUCTI0N!
Will l ight it Out on This Line!
MARKET PTREET,
cn:ARiii:i.n, pr.sv.,
Dross Goods, Fancy Goods,
Notions and Trimmings,
LADIES' AND GENT'S
FURNISHING GOODS,
Unit tVMcf Caps, .
Ladies', Misses' and Children's
Shoes.
AT FOPl'LAU puirrw.
.Tbe ealire Hook on banJ will be aold al a
reduction la prrlcril Value, anil t will rrplrniik
the itork every liily dayi with ehotea ilylri of
the beat grodi la tha mnikrL
Near Ihe Pntnfrlce,
ri.EARI'IF.LD, PgXN'A.
51
"I r A ri:l ItMl.txttl LOX I f II I NO I.KS.
v T 1 be nndrrrigned hereby gira holier, that
they wil pay the hielic-t hierket price for a good
a.alityol l.O.Ntl MI1MI1.KX, aud thorn ba. lag
loch for eale, will tnd It If. I heir latrmt 10 giv
Ibem a oall belora aelling rivwhera.
jn. spat a ton.
f leirfrU March 9, Its, tf
Vhitadrtiihla thcrllj.mfnti.
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS.
"At KS. M. A. IIIMiKR hei Jeit arrived from
III I'aril and London with the laleet ueitam.
Ifl.unell elected from Ilia greatest nereltiee
'i.lhe moet elegant Trimming! to be eeeared In
I iru, inch ae
LACKH. HI II BOND. VW.VETH, FI.nWF.RH,
IIHIPAL KILS. FINK JKWKI.IiV, ami
THIMMKO I'Al'KH FATTUl.Nrl, Dlthss
and CLOAK MAklNtl.
Kiclmive narut for Mrs. M. Vl'erk'e oelcbraled
lyilrm for cutting lidici ,lreeMi, laronei, tao,iiei,
Ac. N. W. corner of Eleventh and t heelnut Ml.
Philadelphia- lepl '-'"
ISAAC K. STAUFFEB,
WATCHES & JEWELRY,
No. lt North Second Street,
Corner of Quarry PHILADELFIIIA.
An aieorttnent of Watchei, Jewelry, Silver and
l'Ulid W are oon.lantly on band.
Repairing, of Wstabcl and Jewelry promptly
atleuded to. j----
8. Bilb.rn.en. - O. Kitilnrw-. - U. Silbernun.
S. SILBEEMAN & CO.,
importrri An joMRRe or
FANCY GOODS, PIPES
NOTIONS, AC,
13 .Vorth fourth Street,
ray?t PIIII.AIKI.PIIIA. Iy:pd
T. C. MYERS,
WITH
. w. ricu. ..... J. aoan.
WM. W. PAUL & CO.,
WIIOLFSALE
HOOT AXIINIIOI
irtiir.uotsv,
33 M nrkat St. A 1 1 4 Commerce St. above Slitb,
my I PHILADELPHIA. 1
i. noLUiwai m a. nana caaar.
H0LL0WBUSH & CARET,
BOOKSELLERS,
Blank Book Manufacturers,
AND STATIONERS,
318 Market St., Philadelphia.
vm-Parier Flour Sack! and Bag!, Foolicip.
Letter, Note, Wrapping, Curtain and Wall
I'epera. febJMy.
DREXEL & CO.,
No. it South Ttilrd Btrect, Philadelphia,
And Dealers in Government Securities.
Application by mail will receive prompt alien.
tion, and all information cboarlully furnt.hed.
Urdera aolieited. eprll-tf
BENSON, CAMPBELL L Co.,
No. 17 N. Fifth SL and 424 Commerce,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
And Commission Merchants,
ron ran aaLB or
Wool, aiming, Fur Skin, Faatheri, Luther,
Flat Seed. Dried Frutti, Clover Heed, KooU,
Dear Pkini. Butler, Beeiwax, Bbeep
rikini, Kggi, Ac, aa., Ac.
CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED.
Weekly Prlra currant forwarded an requ.it.
June 11, 1SSS 2v:pd
Krrhaut Sailor.
18G9.
Goins It Alone. 1869.
E. It. L. STOUGIITON,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Market Htrect, t'learfle'ld, Pa.,
n AVIHO opened bniimia on my awa booh,
at tbe eld itand In Kbiw'e How, I tbireforo
aunouaea ta the publla that I bava now on hand
a well aaleetid and large airartment af
Cloths, Cassimerei, YeBtings,
Beavea, and all klnda af Qooda for men and
boya' wear, and am now prepared to make ap to
order ikui ninu, from a ungia article ta a mil
rait. In tba lataat elylea and moil workmanliba
manner. Special attention given to ca.tom
work nan cutting oet for man aad boya. I
offer great bargaina ta eoitomera, and waTaat
eatiio aatiifaclion. A liberal ahara af public
patronage it loliclted. Call and lea me.
jan7.tr K. . L. BTOIIU1IT0N.
II. BKIDGE,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
(Htoro ono door -wt of CIHIld II
Market Mrett, tic arflcld. Pi.
TJKKPS on bond foil tuortnonti of WotV
JV For niihi tiff Uoodi, nrh Shlrti, Liaoa
nd Woolta tdvmlilrt, Drwn tad Bocho,
Nock -!, Poeltot Hs.Bdktrd.tofi. Ulor, IUt.
tmbrollao, tle Im rnl Ti-riotj. Of Fioot
Uoodf ho keep! too
Best Cloths of all "Shades and Colors,"
?ueb af Black Doaakla af tba very bill make;
Fancy Caiiimera, ia (real variety, ileo, French
Coaling, Bearer, I'll.,!, Chinchilla, aad Friratt
avareaating. All of which will be aold cheap for
Cah. and made ap according to the latlil atylei
by axparieaeed workmen.
Ale... Agent for Clearlleld eounty far t. M
Singer t Col. relebraled Sawing Machine!.
Now. I, ISSt.rf. H. HKIUUB.
(f durational.
MISS H. S. SWAN'S
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
CLEAItFIKLD, PA.
1MIB SI'HIMI TKHM of twenty two weeki,
. will couitncnoe on Ju'.ntlay, Feb. 21, 187S.
A Primary department will La added to the
rVfanol tbii fall : for which tha aarrieeiof a com
ltewt Initrnetor haea been engnged. And no
effort will be .pared to render thu department
atlrachvs and iu.lrneliri.
TFItMrl OF TCITIOK.
nending , Orthography, Writing, Ol.Jeet Lea.
anna. Primary Arilhraetio aud Primary
Oeogrephy, per half term, (of eleven
week. ) - IJ SO
llut.ir?. laical and dracriptiva liaography
with Mnp Drawing. Orammar, Menial
and Written Ariihmetic it
Altrcttra aad the rVlcacei H, S OS
Initrwctioa ia laitrumeutal mu.le IS Oil
Oil palailng 11 ei
Wat work I SO
For full particular! eend for Circular.
Ch-arlield, Aug. i, If.-p4.
CLEARFIELD ACADEMY.
Rev. P. L. Harrison. A. M., Principal,
riiBK THIRD SRSfsiOM of tha preirnl icho
A Ultlr yaaref thir Ioitilntioa willeommenee
on MONDAY, tba 7th day of February, IS7S.
Puiilican enteral any time. They will be
charg.d with tuition from tbt lime they antar ta
the oh io of tha Beeilon,
1 he anuria of Imtrurtlon embracei every thing
isrluoed In n thorough, prnclical and aceom-
nli.heil ii-- ... Lnik
Th. principal, havlnr h.d l he advantage af
macu .ipenenee in nu prntenion, aieuraa pa
rente md gnardam that bia anllra ability aud
eaergi.i will ba devoted to tha moral and men
tnl training of tha youlb placed under hli charge,
1 I HMO OF Tt'lTION.
Orlharriphy, Heading, Writing, and Primary
Ariinmetio, per Seirlon (II week!) - A) 01
(Iramtiiar, tieography, Arlthmctie, and
lliltiry II tl
Algeb'i, Geometry, Trigonometry, Mrn-
lura-lon, Pnrveytag, Philoenphy, Phrrl-
olor., Chemi.try, Book Keeping, Botany
and Phyilral (laograpby . . . f , 01
Lalin, Oreek and French, with any of Ibe
abort Branebae - - tit tt
Jll'clf-piano ("0 leienni) . . .tit no
--lo drdnrtlon will ha made for ebiehce.
Jftit fbrther particular. Inquire af
Her. P. L. HARHISO", A. M.,
Feb., ts;o If. Principal.
McGAUGHEY'S
RfcSTUR T& iillRKSiniEM
H A I. O O N .
In Ie.y'a New Uuil lint. (fonnerlj occupied by
Mr. ltc.tr,)
fr.COND ST., CLKAIll-IKLIi, PA.
f1l)NsTArlTI.VonkaadaneeelecllnrCAN
J l'W.. M'TS, ( HI A KM. TOI1AOCO, Ae.
Alio, HlE-ill OlfTKKS received daily, nnd
nerved Bp to mil Ibe laetfl of ruMomere.
Ill 1.1,1 ARU Hl..mJon lecnnd ilcry.
dvidtf PAVID .VtOAt GUET.
Jliu f,cod, l(.
MUST DE SOLDI
CLOSING OUT T C OST
AT TUB
KEYSTONE STOltE!
riHK ondsri(fned, fntoBdiof to rrtlro from tho
X Bieroantilt butineu, It now oloilng oat bi
nllro itork of goodi AT AND BEI.0W COT-
eoB)irlflln(
Bilks.
Woo) DfUlnoi,
llorinooa.
Pop)ioV
Alptocu,
Knprtu Clotb,
Men's & Boys' Cassimeres,
Clothi,
lallnatta,
Deoima,
Xantnaby Jaanl,
Ladiea Cloaking,
Ceali,
gbawli, Ae.
A full line of Domestic Goods,
Bbeetlngl,
Dalainei,
Oinghami,
Flan nan,
Cotton Flanneli,
Ae., Aa.
LADIES' & CHILDREN'S SHOES,
Hata and Caps,
(Jam and Arctic Ovenboea,
Tabla aad Floor Oilcloth.,
Wall Paper and
Wiadaw Ekadel,
Carpet all width!.
And a great variety of Iloliery, Notion! and Trim,
njingl af every woaeription.
Ladiea Trimmed
Valvata,
Klbbonl,
Balmoral Pkirti,
Hoop fikirtl,
Uata,
Linen Table Coeera,
Wool Tabla Coven,
Napkin!,
Counterpaaea,
Tow lea.
A large aieorttnent of Ladiea' and Children! Wool
iloodi, Kubiai, Sbawli, Aa.
Pereoni in want of anything In tha above line
of gooda are invited to gira me a ealL and obtain
good! at wboleaale price!.
r-Orai a aad aonatry prod nea taken in ax
change for g ooda.
I). C. MIVLING.
ClearSeld, No. ember IS, Uo.
j. r. wains-..
,.w. w. nam.
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Are offering, at tha old itand of O. L. Heed A Co,
their iteeh af foedi, eonllittng of
DRY - GOODS, GROCERIES,
BOOTS A SHOES,
HATS A CAPS,
BAP.DWAKX,
QCESNSW ARB,
FLOUE, FEED, SALT, &o., &o.,
At tha malt rraaonabla ratal for CASH ar la
eKchango for
Square Timber, Boards, Shingles,
OR COl'XTRT PRODICB.
jfar-AJvancai sjade In then engaged in get
ting out equare timber oa tha mott adrantageoua
terma. January A, IMS.
suv Ait r. TiMni:iti
E.A.IltVL&CO.,
Being ipoclollj rnfftjrod la tbt tkatintn of
Buying and Selling Square Timber,
Would rrpMfWRt (hot thoy ro now prrpired to
parrhooo Timber dvlirorod ot riibtr Corwenirillt,
Lock Horn or MarlrUa, (or will Uke It at any
of lht puinti,) aad aril on eomniuios, nakinf
auch advaoeea aa axo Booowarj.
Tbo onj-jred la gotting out TinWr will And
at oor tton In CorwcnivilU, ft rerr Urg itock of
STAPL E GOODS
Of all ri.eerlf.tiom.
ALIO,
Hour,
.Wrtl',
,
Oali,
Corn,
And aeerything neaeaeary for naa of Lumbermen.
RAFT ROPE,
Of all iIicp, kept on hand In tar fnan(lloit and
aid at nttaJI advanro by tbe enil. Alao,
fullfy Dt-H-ln, Fm
Hope, ie.
nrrxut. iKnrc r.MRK-niofforod
to I bone nanufartortng Ptiaaro TinW.
I". A. IRVIN
Ctirweniville, January IS, 170.
CO.
VIIIMwTRATt)R'l NOTH'1-Notice
ii bcrrliy given thai letter, of admini.tration
on Ihe dale of JOHN tlOt't'll, riceea'ed, tate
of Hell tnwn.hip, CIcarlicld eounty. Penh 'a., hav
Ing been duly granted to the un.lcr.ierne.1. all per
entii inilchtfd to laid eilale will plra.e make pay
ment, nnd Ihnaa having claim! or ilrmendi will
prceent them proierly eulbentirated fnraeltlemrnt
and allowance wlthnnt dclar.
li. L. 1IRNDER80N,
I8AAC IHM CIt,
Oilcnd, Feb. S3 (tpd. Adralnietratorl.
BLANK flT,
ill at thli itlae.
MTAIlI.f OA It" FOR
3. T.Uitrntrrurr A ft.
BLATTENBERGER & CO.
OFFER FtAni
To-
PurchasersofChoiceGoods
AT Til H
MAMMOTH STORE
IK
OSCEOLA, PA.
PRICES REDUCED
To suit the times I
Oeeeola, D nbr 15, 169.
GREAT EXCITEMENT
OX SECOND STREET,
Clear aeld, Pa.
NEW GOODS AT LOW FEICES.
TrTX aodervlgned re.pcctfally Invite tha at
tention of tha pablie generally la their
pleadid euortment efraerchaodile, which they
are new aaillng
AT VERY LOW TRICES.
their ataek eeeititi It part af
Dry Goods of the Best Quality,
Such aa Print!, Da I.ilnei, Alnarr-aa. Merinoa.
Olnghaaa.Mnillni.thlearked aad aableerb
ad, Drillings Ticking!, eorton nnd
wool Flaaneli,Sallnrtte,Cnaeimeraa,
Cnttonadae, Lediea' Kh.wli,
Kablaa A Iloodi, Ralmortl
and lloap 8kirta, Aa.,
Alia, a tna miortment of Men'p Drawer! and
Solrti, Uata A Caps, Baata A Bboea.
nil af which
WILL BE SOLD LOW FOR CASH
Hardware, Queeusware, Glassware,
Groceries and Spices.
INSUORTA GENERAL ASSORTMENT
or everything arually kept In a retail Hore, all
CHEAP FOUCANU ar aparoaad eonntry nra
duoa.
A. K. WRIGUT el TOSS.
Clearleld, Nov.t , Iter.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS I
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
At tha New Tnhaooa and Cigar 'lore af
.. .w. noot'i:n,
Two deera Eit of Ihe Poitcff.ce, Clearleld, Pa.
Cenilantly on hand n Una aiwrtmrnl of Navy,
Congren, Carendilh, Cable, Fpunrall,
Michigan aad Century Fine-cut
Chewing Tobacco, Ac.
Aire, a large and well .elected .lock of Imported
and DomrelicClgara, Bauiking Tobaooei,
Neerachaura and Priar Pipea,
Pipe Allure, Tobaoco
Boira, tiger lluljera, nnd everything generally
fand la n well rrgnlated Cigar and
, Tobaoco flora.
JewT-Reniember the placet
Ihe Foctoffiee, Clearf eld, Pa.
Twe doar! Eaat of
doc I
THE OSCEOLA BAKERY!
C. J. SUOFF, ProprlMor.
IWOCLD re.pectflltly announce to the old ana.
tomen of HhntT A fl'Hricn. and the ciliieni af
tleccila and Vicinity In general, that I hara be
come aula proprietor of the Oeoeele Pakerr. and
am prepared to furm.b the "STAFF OF L1FK,"
al well aa PIKS, I'AKKM, Ac, of every dracrip.
lion, In nnr njnenlltv and on abort notion.
Orceola. Janoary It, lflra.
1Xl:CITRtl cSOTU -Whcrea.. M
j ler. Te.lamcntary on the relate of II. I'll 1 1. p
I.l 1.11'H, late of tba town. hip nf Lawrence, (le.
cce-.d. bava been granted ta tha wndrralgned,
aad all Hereon Indebted toaalil nlal.ir.a.ri.
ol to make immediate paymrt.l, ar.d thole having
rlalmi agaln.t the ame will preieat Ihtm, duly
authenticated, for Mlilemepr.
ii?.ffi .'AMTr? WKllLrr, Eitcufr.
THE SMITH HOUSE,
(Oppnalle Ihe P..leeif" lr.)
M FttHU II, r.
rpnR undmlgned, hivlag Iraeed thu hoaee fr
1 a aerie, af yeara, Ii ready ! entertain llree-g-n
and travelera genamllv, and lbeenra aoltei'l
e..Jourar. to giea bun a call, llie Tel.le will ba
u, lic. ellli the beet Ibe market aff'ird., and hi!
Il.r w ill contain the ehotceit of Winn aad lnonra.
The houer. furniture, ll.and bedding are entirety
new, wliu b aln.y.a.bl. l.i ihecolnrurt of Irarelerii
while the .tablii.g atlarhed il large and roomy,
ju.t luitcd fur trawler. Charge! BHMlrrale.
j. i.l 70 W ILI.IAM H. DHAHLb'T.
THE LEONARD HOUSE.
(Near tha Itallroad De,t,)
REED STREET, CLKARFltLD, PA.
C. I). tOOr)Fl:l.l(ltV, Proprietor.
KEW IrHlaaa llicl In every re. pert
eomfortable room. ell the modern imprere
- . . .r I mt'OILM . i , . H
ajrn i in. wi wi ' i 1
anea, and reaeoaahle chTtl. Tba patronage of
i.. K..i.ii im H..t,oifullv .olieited. Teawilcra
will plraee take uoli that a large Urn hal Jult
been erected for the iheltcring of boreea, loaded
wignniand oarriagce having acomraodioul yard
adjaeoat to the Freighi and Paeecnger depot. jcSt
THE MANSION HOUSE,
Corner of baaoad and M arket btraata,
C 'LEAIHrfc:l,. PA.
THIS oM nnAaommadioni Hotel haa. daring
the put year, keen enlarged to double ita
former capacity for the eawrtainmaat of Itr.n.
gera nni gueau. The whole baildiag haa been
refurniihed, nnd tba proprietor will enara na
pain! to render hi! elite eomlortable while
lUyiag with aim.
er-Tbe -Men. I on Ilonaa" Omaibul mm to
and from tba Dipvtea Ike arrival end depennra
of aacb train. DAT1D JOHNSTON,
navt tf Proprietor.
THE WESTERN HOTEL,
CI.EAUKl tLD, PA.
TIIE anbaerlbar having lemad fer a term af
yeanthiewell-knewu Hotel, (kept for many
tear, by Mr. Laaich,) nnd re-tilted nnd refur
niihed il Ihrougbent, la now prepared la anur
ia! a traveler! and tba public generally upon
termi it ia hoped alike agreeable to boib palrene
and proprietor. Ilia TABLK nnd BAR will
be eavplred with tha heat tha market affordi j
and ao paina will ba ipared oa bii part ta add ta
tan convenience aad comfort of bii gue.tr.
JOHN DOUUllhRTY.
ewtl, Proprietor.
THE ALLEGHENY HOTEL.
HAHKET Br, CLEARFIEXD, P.
THIfl Inrre and eommodioaa new hotel haa
been opened for tbe naommadatlon of tba
public, where tha propmHar will ha glad ta meet
bia aid friend!, and receive a ihave al pablie pat
ronage. By itrirt pereowal attention to the de.
tail! of bia hulineei, he hopea to he .Me tn render
aatiiraelion to bil patrona. Tbe TABLE will
alwayl ba boantilally lupplied with tbe Wit that
can be procured in tba market, and the BAR
will contain a full etock of LIQI OK8, BEER, Ac
Good etabling attached.
CASPER LEIP0I.DT.
Clearfield, March I, 18M-ly Proprietor.
THE PERRY HOUSE,
MARIETTA, PA.
JOHN WALLER, Proprietor.
HAVIKO purcheied tbii well' known tavern
eland and re lllled.and ra-furniebed it, I
rvepectfully aolieit a dua'ahara of patronage.
Lumoermca and ltaflmen will do will t,v giving
mo a call. Feb. J, 1H70 .Im.
SALT LICK HOUSE.
JOSEPH lilLLILAIi, PROPRIETOR.
riIIK prrncnt ow-pont, tike h prnircwr, baa
X lar4 no paini in rvtitting tttia well known
hunto. tituto4 on tho rirer hank at Salt Lirk, ao
avi to noeouiniooaU tho abiio generall'aod tbo
raft men and lumbrrioen tn particular, flu tablo
and bor will Im noplid with tbo brit tbo mtrkH
alTorda. A duo ibartof pnhlie palrvnage olitt4.
fr.lt Lkk, Fob. 2, u;u flm.
THE AMERICAN HOUSE,
Cvrwcnavllle, Clearilcld cotiuty. Pa
rtlHB andoraiitnowl kai lencotl tbit old and long
X ottablifbod bout, (furtoorly kopt tj Major
Uaao bloom,) aftoato In a coctral portiua of ibo
town, and haa ontiroly ra-lttod and ro foraiiho
it, aad romodeiod tbo rtauling, to aa to aiako It
an objoot. brafiar, for tho Lratoliog publio to
patroniao tbii largt and eonmodioua boupo.
Jan. IV. 7i-tf. T. JEFF. BLOOM.
THE EAGLE HOTEL,
MAIS FT., Cl'RWEXSriLLE, PA.
IT
AVIK0 looted for a term of Tear Ibo
abort vol! known aad popular hot). (kpt
Wttitrlv by Mr. Mason, and latolv b Mr.
Bvant,) tbo proaeat proprietor baa ro turd it
with the olijert of rondorna hit fueata comfort
bit whilo .joornlnt; with bia. A lino, lai-jo
8ublo and Yard It atUrhed, fer tbo -art aad
protection af borttt. earriacoa and wat-oni.
liberal tbart of pablie paimnatco it nohrited.
rebzt tr iuiin rutis.rropr.
SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE,
InrWeHevllle, 4 lea rile id eouuty. Pa
riU IS old and well attabliehed Hotel, boauli
X fntlv tttuated oa tho banka of the hoeqoe
hanna, la tbo boretfrb of Carwoanille. bat been
teamed for a term of yeara by the andtrtigned
tl bat boon entirely re fitted, and it now open to
tbe publio (ronorallr and tba trarolling oomma
oily in particular. No paint will bo aparod ta
render gnettt ootnfortabla while Urrylnf al tbii
hoor-e. Ample Stabling rooa for tbo aooommo
datloa af team. Cbargrt mtnlerata.
Jan. 1, H IT WM. WT. JbrFKIKg.
THE EXCHANGE HOTEL,
lllTNTIw(JINM, PA
THIS old opteMiihraent baring bora leotod
by J. Mt'RHlSON, formerly proprietor of
tbo "Morriina llouto," haa been tboronghly ten
ovaled and refurniebod. and aupptted with all
tbe modern imprort-aaontt and ronvonienoot ae
eettary to a Brat elate HoteL Tno dining room
bat Iron removed to the flrat flior. and it row
paelnua and airy. The chamber are well vea
tllated, ard the proprietor will eodooror to makt
bit gnetta porfeotly at bemo.
;ez tl. nlVKK lU.p proprietor.
1, W. WALLACa TBOt. M. tliV.
THE AMERICAN HOUSE,
i.wtnrrtDara;, (.irarneia t ra.
rpiIIP well known aad long oMabli.bed Hotel.
X formerly kept by R. W, Moore, and latteily
by Wm. Pehwem, arm, baa been leaeod for a term
of yeara by tbe aodereit;tiei, ta wbieh tbo attea
tta ol tho traveling patho it aow called, and a
liberal fharo nf public patronage la tolirited.
aprinpa.iy-pd miaw WALLACE.
THE RAILROAD HOUSE,
MAIN ST, riiiLirsnuiw. r..
THS nndenlgnaA kaepa awnatantly on hand
tba botef Liquor. Hie tabla la alw.jl
.unnlicd With lh. Im..! Ik. Hark., ffnrd. Tk.
traveling pablie will da well tn give him n call.
novi, aa. eiUDB.!l I bbUI U,
rpo Tim Won KING CLAM. Wo ar now
X prepared to furaith all elanaca with tonetunt
rutpli' uirnt at home, the whole uf the time or fr
the pparv momenlii. ftuinern new. Mat Lit and pro
fitahle. rortHtntiof either ori eail.T earn from 5Co.
to $7 per evening, and a pmj ortional torn by do
Tf'ling their whulc time to the buwine. Bo.iiand
girl earn nearly n morh at mm. That ail who
toe I.l notice may eend thoir rldr, and teot tha
buMneFK, we mnke thit unparallrlr-d fTrr: Tn tuck
it are nnt Writ niiff)r(J, we Kill ten. I (1 to pur for
the trouble of writing. Full pNrttrultrii, a vulva
ble aampte, wdirh will do to etetttaneoro work oa.
tod a 0"py of Te Prt (' l.iltmry vfmun
nnr of thr larftnl nl IkhI ffimily nwmjtrr j n
Hhn -nil nfni fr by mail. Hrlrr. if yon wtnt
permanenta profiinlilr work, addrott K. V. A l.l.KIf
A A u ('' Main. 1:261m
Houses and Lois Tor Sale,
1101.11 IIOI SKS ami LOTS in t'learfi.ld.
tale on reatonabie lermt. Ynm .nion girt a
in thirty day. Alen, pint of FOLK L01l oa
tho onrner of Fourth and Revd tlreote, to,
m1M fret. Thrreof three lott are well loratoal
for on her lnniler yard, eonl yard, or fur boitding
railroad depot, l'noe and term reamntMe.
ApP'T to iiLOHGE THOHN,
ipmi-w Clearfield, fa.
Fumilure! Furniture I
IWUl l.ll rr.poeirully inli.na tb. public that I
hereon hnmi, at my furniture rmioil iu TVAL
LArKTIlN, a large itidi of Farnilopr, inch an
L'haira, Bnl.lr.d.. Fiandi. Harking rhvin, Ae
wbieh I wi'l aell rhenper than tbov ran ba bnuglia
anvwhera tie In Cicarfltld eonntv. Hive ue .
MM- ISAAC Slll-HtL.
Wellaeeioa, Jan. 15, l70 Ita.
SW AIM' PtA .-.'.Keaaedv-aNed ewt
. IMjn.rrr. firtmboldl Rai-ha, Hiker'. Tod
l.lvee ttil, J.yne'i aad Ayer'r medielnee nt ever
kind, f.irel. by BAK IrJwjOK IRU I.