.THE HKPUBMCAN. CLEARFIELD, Ta. WtDXKIDAT MnnXINil.'JI'NR M. I70. i Terms of Subscription. t"nelil la advanee.or within tbree mnnthe ...ft OA Ff peil erer three end before sis months..... I eft If nlu after the aspiration of sii months... I 00 fc All articles to Insurs Insertion In thla nefisr should be handed in earls on Tnesdsr morning, as wt Kit to press at IS o'eloeb, (noon.) Methodist Episcopal Chnreli Ber. 3. U. ST'oam Paitor. Publio Barrios eeery Habbath, at lot A. M , and 74 P. M. S.bhath Sebool at A. M. . Prayer Meeting every Tliumlnr, at 7) P. M.1 i Communion Bereioe, first tiabbatb of aver; Month, at III, A. M. Ht. Fraud.' Churrh Catholic Rev. Mr. Q'HnasiaA. Mass at ID, o'olook A. M., on the worund and fourth pundeTS nt eneh month. Ht. Andrew'a thurehHpiacopal Rt. 2lR6l Hall. Public Sereies Handay innrpine M 10 o'elork. and at T P. M. Sunday School nt P. M. Prayer Moetlnf Wednesday evening mt 7 a'eloek. Presbyterian Churrh Rer. Mr. Di rise. PuMie Service every Kabbath, moroinf and even ing. Fob Sals. Tito Heitl Estate of Peter Anlienfelter, late of Brady tp. doe'd. Also, tlio old Spademan farm in Girnrd tp. Soe advertisements. , AproiNTiD. Tlio Commissioners lat weck appointed Geo. E. Tiibbs, Awiossor of Ferguson township, in tho room of Mtttlhew Henry, who bus removed from llie township. ' Babi Ball. TlieCbinelcclamooio's will piny their first gume of tho season on their grounds on Hulurduy next, June 25, 1870. Gamo to call at 1 O'clock, p. m. A general attendance In requested in ordor to select the first nine for the season. Vv order of tho Committee. Drowkkd. Wo learn that "Sol." Tiles, was drowned at llut'cy Dam on tho 14th instant. The river being very high his raft was crowded over the Dam and . he was drowned. Tho other hands mado their escape. His body bad not been rocovorod at the lulcst duto. iiATF.E llis uooy was lonna near LewUburg, and taken through this jjlace yesterday, and interred at his home in Pcnn townsliip. Needs Ovp.ruaulisq. The County Commissioners, we understand, con template ro-pninting the Court House the coming full. This will add much to the appearance of the building, besides, preserving the material. It is nearly ten years since it was occu pied, during which period it has cost the taxpayers nothing to keep up its external appearance. Wo hopo L!i .... . ...... .:n tJ while they are at it they will have the Court room frescoed and tho wood work re-tinted. Anotueb lUr. We understand that Treasurer Flcgal will meet the tax payers of Brady tp , at Lntheiuburg, on Saturday the 23d day of July next, nnd those of Morris, at Kylcrtown, on Saturday the 80th day of tho same month. The laxubles in these two townships wore found to bo too nu morons to rcceivo all tho taxes in one day. This will enable those who fulled to meet hitn on a former occasion to come forward and s&vc ten pr cent. Dead Another old neighbor and friend has been called to his last rest ing place. We refer to the demiso of John Thompson, who departed this lifo at tho reaidTro of his son-in law, John P. Beck, near Luthcrsbnrg, on the 12th instant, in tho (Mb year of his age.' Mr. Thompson removed from Cenlro county to the farm on which he died in !Ho3. He was highly esteemed by his neighbors for his uprightness and consistency iu all his dealings. Ho was for many years a leading member of the M. E. Church, to the fitith of which ho clung ontil called heneo. We were often advised to good deeds by him in our boyhood days, commencing a third of a century go. The new Attorney -General, Acker man, is a mate for Creswcll, Grant's postmaster -General. They were both loud mouthed Secessionists at the com mencement of the war, but beir.g nat ural cowards, they soon abandoned rebellion and embraced loyalty. They aro scalawags of the first water, and Grant's Cabinet is tho right pluco for them. Wm. Gn.Moar Sim vs. The Heath ot this distinguished and celebrated Southern author and novelist, occur red on the 11 lb instant, at Charleston, S. C-t in 'ho filth year of his age. Thus within a week, have two Con tinents lost tho greatest of living author Simnis and Dickens. Their places cannot bo filled. Let K moras Ki le. The lieptibli CAB PrtJ f'"'"1" t'1! Il" colored man il fully 10 me rising rmcri;t!(ii.-it.n oi tt( and national govprnmsnt. Then why (loos, lliat fnrty not let (ho blntk mnn nlono f Why aond nn sirnn- tif iv'orlliern trliila trash to bold oflicea the colored men abould Jiold if tliry are fit to rule, lo hold office, nnd to govern 7 Why aend the misorahlo aeiim of Puritanical aooiety from tho North into all the black aet tlemcnta ol the South lo tcaeli black men bow lo vote, to hold offices tho black men are rapuhlo of holding? Why innko tho Murks. Iiohhiea on which neveiml thousand miserahlo, aoalawafr. carpet bag, power and profit Kurclv ll-e biiick men of the South know w lint Ihcy wunt belter than do lUe curppt liApirrrit and awiiidltira wtio lire rol.binjt the Mar ks ol their riglits and hard earntxl d'tlliii' Jf tha black mon of tlie South are mo wssU dinalitietl to Tuto, liuld olTice. 0$ttl dtelsuiu'tKler adaira, why not call home the carbet hajrcraanu act them o work or aond them to pnaon, arnere they belong? lt n have conaialen- fy if there hei any left in tho liepub - tn f rlT. .Vafiosirif lirfrtidrr. I'M I. AM I'l.lHili 1 llf) atl'Mlll rise in the strrntns in Centre, Clinton and 1 'coining t'oumiis, two weeks sgo, resulted in much lornl (Innino, hcalilpN heavy hits to a riiimlirr of our Luiiiheruien, who hal timber In the river at and below Lock Haven. The Clinton Jkmotrat of last week snyi : "The flood in tho Sueriiii'hannR reached its height of eight feet on last Saturday morning. There was a Inrgo number of rails tied up at Lock port, about seventy-five or eighty of which are believed to have been enr ricd down. The boom held secnrelv. and no logs wero lost out of it. It became very much packed, and suf fered a very cronl strain. There wero no casualties on the liver. A man and his rait camo over Queen's Hun dam, which gave riso to the re port of two men being drowned there. Tho man was washed oil' his raft, but succeeded in getting on again by swimming. Il was curried down uud rnn into tho boom here, breaking to pieces, and running under tho logs. The man Bcomcd unconcerned about the matter, and innnif'e.stcd moro re grot over the lots of his old hut than anything else. A large number of Iocs had been rafted out, most of which wero carried away. Tho following are somo of the parties whoso logs went down ; Best, Dickinson & Hopkins, about 3,I)U0 logs; A. Simpson, G to 7,000; Sat cilee, about 3,500 ; Shaw, Blanchard & Co., between f and 0,000; 8. M. Bicklord, about 300 ; besides smaller losses by men who had caught drift logs and rafted them along nlioro. The only heavy loser about hero by the rafts breaking loose, so far as wo could learn, is Mr. J. Scott, who had seven carried down. Chatham's Kun was very high, we are informed, nnd turbulent. Tho mill of .Napp& Townsend was very much injured, and a large number of their logs were carried oft. THE I1AL1) EAGLE was up higher than it has been for rnuny years higher than in 16o, the citizens at Flcmingtoh says: The water was not ko high nt this place, because, tho river was not 60 liih as in 1HG5, which backed up the water then to n greater extent; but tho stream abovo was higher. Tho boom held salely. Xt injury was done save to tho crops on tho bottom land from Flemington, which was coniplctly un der water, extending from the moun tain in to Hawkins' brickyard at that point. The only casualty there was the drowtiiiii; of young Walizer in at tempting to cross from the bridge over to dry land on tho Mill Hull side. IS WILLI AM SPORT, on Kuturday morning, tho water was 1!) feot 9 inches above low water mark. Tho loss of logs thero is given by tho West Branch liuUttin as follows : 'Dodg ii Co., one million feet logs ; II. James k Co., ono million: J. V. Brown t- Co., ono million ; J. A. Otto k Son. 250,000 feel; John DuBois, 250.000 feet; G. Tinsmnn, 250,000; Cook, Slonaker Co., 600,000 feet ; Trulinger, Croft & Co., 500,000 feet ; Mulilon Fisher. 250.0110 feet : White. licntii White, 10,000 feet; Crouso, Hcrdic k Co., 20,000 feet. There were others who lost moro or less, but wo have not been able to ascer tain tho particulars. In addition to the ubove, about 2,500,000 feet cs- enped from tho boom. Probably the loss to t lie lumbermen ot tins city will reach nearly f:!00,000, not count ing the drawback for what they may recover below. The Loynlsock boom has not, we understand, caught many, and it is estimated that 8,0U0,000 feet passed below that point. The man employed in Williamsporl to catrh Lock tlaven logs thinks that about 5,000.000 feet parsed out that boom, and about 10,000,000 fuct that had been rafted out wero carried down stream. Tho Bellefonto Watchman says : "Throughout tho whole county the flood has done great damage All the streams wero very high, and fields, meadows and gardei s bavo been washed almost into ruins. Tho heavy rains have prostrated tho gruin and potatoes, and much difliculiy will be experienced at harvest lime in cut ting tho crop. So much damage has not been dono by any storm for a long lime. The damage to property in this i in mediute neighborhood has been im mense, and will amount to not less than $15,000, us follows: Mann'i (tiri d.inmi ..Mal.oot ValrnlirH'f (three ilaini) do. Broelirrh'ifl'. (two dnniRl do. H"Vol'l. W. i'. i rm'ea. fn:ie Act do. .'..nfi( , 4.im, , J .! alu . :.ihi . boll . fIMI . ion , Jim I "li . IM 7.i . 1 . I. mm T'id'l A I'onrun, ;f'"Ut dry) lo. ."hiirtlidgr A (o.lll. K. trirtle)... do. J. .tin I..r 'lornlxT) do. Snowphoe lUilroad do. Tbomae' eeiate do. Urarpr Rivard (fnnndryl do. 8 II. Willi'auiK A t o. (luiiibrrl.... do. R. V. Hltck (eleujhlrr boue-).... do. "National" Co. fualcr Tfhor-l)... do. T. 11. Itvynohle A Co lo. Ilald K iile Vellry K. H do. Tho destruction throughout the county will probably mnko the entire loss amount lo nearly thirty thousand dollars. Tho duniugc to farms, mills, fences, gardens, Ac, has been very great, and will entail corresponding loss. We havo no wish to soon wit ness another such storm. Ot'B Virr Pbisiii:nt. The HrooU lyn Knijle (jots (iff the following' on Vice. I'renident Colfax, whoo wife presented him ilb a nine pound baby the oilier dny : Tbo first man Hint Mi I'm In n J be came jealous of was not Albert J), liit hard son. liit bardson was, tin- dotibleelly, an nUer apprehension lo bim. The first was one who became an object of suspicion lo tho husband in ibis wise : Mrs. Sinclair pluyfully tolif slcrurlund ono spring cveiim ; SCA, lliat Aliliy liJ run around lo her limine nnd bid a limii l'ooJ hye at l lit door to a ppiitli'imtii, utid tliut Aljliy had told Hint alio wouldn't have Dun know it for tlio world, heeaiitie that rrcnslcman etaa verv fmid of her. jjr. ,sint:Bip t,l JIr. , l'urliinrl to j (,l( out told l.iin ao in jilay. He did look out in enrnt!, am found the rrcnllcinan to be Speaker Colfax, now Vice President of I ho United Sintes, in hoao Indinna homo lust year Mrs. MtKurland rrmnined whilo alio was prosccutind her wildcat divorce." Oh! Schuyler, Schuyler I h il true that tho trail of tho serpent ia over you all ? Grant boa ainrd tlio Northern Pa- , ( i6t- Ttiilrtiail awindlo. It w ould bo iiilcrcsiiift to know uliclliir lio fintls aininr am Ii liilla s pnifilalilo aa t lie dispensation of office. Ha proiniaeil lo fiwt the country an economical au- , niinistralion, and tliia ia tpecunen , of it, are j.rrsunie . One marrinpe out of every nine 1 and fraction in Cnnneelicut laf-t yenr rcaultcd hupp ily in a divorce. nmianallt l onnly I onrrMf Ion. The lleliirn Jwlijea of the sevrrnl Fleelioll (listl il ls ill this fount)', met In Convention at the A i bit rat Ion l(.mi in tho Court House, on Tuesday, the lllh Instant, tn accordance Willi the Itnles governing tho holding of (lie Primary Election, for the purpose of opening and counting tho votes cssl for the several candidate on tho Sat urday previous. The Chairman of tho County Committee called the Con vention to order nt 2 o'clock, P. M., and upon calling tho names of the several districts, all wero found to bo represented but four, which came in beforo the vote was counted. On motions. P. Wilson, of Bradford, and A. W. Leo, of Clearfield, wero elected clerks, nnd tho Convention proceeded to open and count tho voles, which being dono, tho Convention declared John (i. Hull, of Iiidwny, J. J. 1'io, David Buck, A. W. Walters, Jacob A Faust, and 1). Aaron Wiso, nominated for tho respective ollices for which they wero named. Thero being no ono announced for tho otlico of Coro ner, on motion of Mr. Porter, of Law rence, S. A. Caldwell, Esq , of Brad ford township, was nominated for Coroner. The Convention then proceeded lo tho selection of a County Committee for 1 1ST 1 - On motion of O. L. Schoono vcr of Morris, soconded by 8. P. Wil son of Bradford, J Blake Walters was ro-elected Chairman, and on motion of Eli Bloom, Ezra Brown, of Law rence, was elected Secretary. tho loilavrmg named gentlemen wero thon selected no COUNTY COMMITTEE I'O.'l 1871. ItiTnicTB. N.isr.s. Post Omce. llrcearia Henry A. Wright (lien Hope. 11,11 H m. Mi huircy Onlrn.l. Illuoni Wm. Henry .Forrrel. llngiM Philip Miller Clearfield llriilje. Ilra.irord...H.N. P. Wileon Ilraillord. Ilradv Joeeph Heyk'r, Jr Lulhrralurr. HuriiHiile Kclward King Urant, 1ml. t'o. Cheat tin ail Diuioud Meliarrey. Covinpton ....Charlep Hertott PmiehvilUt, Clearlirld bor.John W. Wright ...Clnarli.-I, I. ('urwenellle..Wm. P. Chambers..... .Curwenville. Iecatur Kicbard llujrhee OamhiI MiIIb. Ferguaon Conrad Hulhhan Mnrron. (jirard Pelor Miirrin Leconte'a Milla. (loehcD Alexander A. Head Khawiviile. Orahaui lltaaekiah Lanaherry tirahainton. O ulirh Joeepb Fry A lleinnlia. Iluaton Iliraui Woodward Puunlield. Jordan FMward tiilliun AnonnlU'. Karthaue F. F. Coutnet Kartbaaa. Knol Wm. Withcrow Sew Millport. Ijawrruoe laiuee Kpackman CleariieM. l.utnliLT City. .11. W. Ihle ..Lumber City. Morria Jamea L. Ktewart Kylertowu. N.WaMbingtouA. .1. Jaekaon New Waalnnr'on. Oaceula bor....J. M. Cyphere Oaoeola M.Ma. IVnn lohn Penta tlrampian Hilla. Pike Jaa. R. Caldwell .Cucwenaville. In ion L- It. lireaaler K-tekton. Woodward Henry llaugbman Jetiriea. Tho Committee being chosen, Capt. Norris, of Curwensrillu, offered tiic following which was udopled : RsaiiLrcn. That Oin. Wm. R. Ilarlahorn. l.yeurgua O. Lingle. aud K. A. Itigler, he and (bey are bvreliy Conlerrea to repn-M-nl tbia county in Congressional Conference to be held for (lie l'-Mh Uialriet, witb power to appoint aubatilulea in oaae of their iimliliy to altend. and thai they be iuatrueted to use all nieana in Iheir pnwer to aeeiire a nomination for fotigrrst that will be for the iutereat of the whole dintnrt, Daniel Gorman, of Burnsidc town shin, od'ered the following resolution, which was udnptcd : Itesoi.vrn. That Itohert Mehaffey. 0. L. Prhoo nover, and Millon tl. Ilrowu. are hereby appointed delee-Atce (with power to auhatitule) to the Repre sentative Convention to lie held at Cleartieid, on the third Wednea.lsy of August next, and that they be inatrueted to use all honorable wo-ana to aernre the re-nomination of Hun. Jobn tt. Hall, of Kidway, for R ei rear n tat ire he brinf the uuanimoua chniec of tbia county. Tho question of chungo in tho pres ent system of making nominations was thon taken up, and after some discussion tho following resolution was offered by Bobert Porter, of Law rence, and unanimously adopted : Rrsot vr.n, That the County Committee be and are bervhy authorised and d, reeled to enhniit the question of a ctinnge in the present e stela of making nominations to a vote of the Ii'moeraey al the Piiinary Lleelion in lTI, and that the Chairman is aulhoriaed to prepare and lumiab the ticeiBiiary blanks and directions tor taking the aaid vote. Tho Convention then adjourned. J. BLAKE WALTEI1S, D. L. Knr.ns, Ch. Co. Committee. Secretary. A lnrj;o I'lat k liear.wns killed near Contu'llBvillo, l-'uyctle i-ounty, ulxiut tcnilii)ii iiioc, ly Mr. Work. liruiii, like llic other "colored troopsj, foitjjit ntilly," but lio wa coinjicllcd to ruccuiiib ut lust. A Fish Stohy. An oxt liano myn thitt William VVillitima, of Salisbury, oaur'lit a calfiali in llio Kiskiniiricliio river, nour tlial pluco, Imir leot nntl Iimi intilifS long. It ttciLrlifd furty- ciglit poundN. Tbo Sunbury nnd Lots. islown mil- rfiiil briilj-o tn the Sun jiioliannH, ut Sunbury, has been let lo Mr. Cas well, t-l Jlarriffpurr;, for S-'IKI.IK'O. In Clrnrflilti, on Junr l.tih, 1V0. (.KOItliE W., eD of A nnd and Am A. Kk9xd, affisl om vrar and H dnvR. rEWSYIAAMA RAIL-ROAD. TYliOXS 4 CI.EAKF1ELD MiANCH ON and aOer Xlnndsr, MAY Snib, lsrn. two Paa.piprr Trsiiia will rim daily (eir',it 8n lisyn) betweta Tyrone and Clrsrfirld, as Iwlluws : t !.l;A!tHl:l.! MAM.. LEAVE fnl'lH. LEAVE .NORTH. riesrfi. Id i ..IS, r. Ti n.ns f. . I'inlipshurg ., " o.r..la Ill i. " O-rfole 4.0(1, " l'biiip'hnrg...l 1 (HI, " Tyr.oe slid, " 1 I'lrailirld 1 1 .11 A.s-.ss . ll.KMlllEI.il ACCOMMolHTIliN. I.KAVK S'U TH. riearfl-ld T ( a. Phiiipstiai.. 4" " o.--.. a IMt " liitets.'tiunm l.iS r. m Trrone 1.211 " l.FAVK KORTII. Trrone a.00 r. Intrr.rctifin ...1 OS llsreels 1 Id l'!iil.p.l.'t...."...,ti (Vsrli.1,1. sr.. (I on ' YA UK AND DISTANCES. FROM (I. KAHFIKI.il. FROM 1VROXB. Station. -z. I Ftatlnna, f Irf-.rard. ........ I W'.M.ttland tt III lTitrrseetinn. . 4 ?l Vansroyiie ?.' Osrttner S Ml. I'lrs.ant.. 40 8nlrmit All Sand. IH.Irr. .. T .. il ..14 ! iut"t Wll)t-fnn ...ll I !Ui,e 1lr.fl U , I'lilllp-Wurc It S lei Hern ' H Ihint ar 0 -rn.la 71 Powrtlrnn .V4 Sandr Kid".... 74 fioinmit V7 Mt. I')fafiit....:ift I..'. Powrlltnn. IT fn isss-rnla irti . liiinl.ar l lemrr's M SO l,lilllp.l.r) f 84 Mns 11.11 A an 111 n s.s ii Wallai-rloa. ...... 1 tlardner ?tS H W Vitfrr , m OA anerorfM) HI - HiMsdlartii. , US $ (IU rrwevtiitn J? 1 .' 1 inar) .... Trtni. 41 1 HO learfleltl 41 I tto FARE FROM CLEARFIELD, TO Itellrfnnte. Pa fl . I V id lletowa ti 1Hk llaren M. ? .0 V arietta - a an Willlsin.r'nrt .... in II nntipri'm . 1 siipllll.AliKl.rHlA T US In .n , tsrsrille il Aiminrit(i . I SO! All.es 1 aj 4 ia! J..he"w. .. I K 4 v-vrmi-Hi hn i ii (llsMd linn. ! rinae eeoeieelmns ansde at T rrone with trains I East and West on the stain Line, and at W illisea,. j port for points Korlb sod Kst. 1 Tesserisere le.ti.if Cle.ra.ld at 1.-1. ft. as rears W illiamsort I he same der, eAd paeeene'ers learmf illtssnsirt at a. as reaeh Clesir teld at oo f. as. I'assenrere for war stations .a Ihe Afaia Line betweew Tyron. and llarrtsbara.. Hsse. Tyrone at 1.41 p sa. OEtiRUE C. Il.KIVS. sajll if Knrsaiaaaaweat. IN70. JINK, INTO. 11 ECO N.ST RUCTION! Will Fight H 0u( on This Line! viii.,iA.'i iti:i:i. JIAIIKET FTRKKT, t i l. AIIFI I.I.II. l'KSJI'A. Dress Goods, Fancy Goods, Notions and Trimmings, LADIES' AND GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS, Miala and i'aps, Ladies', Misses' and Children's Shoes, AT rOPlXAIt IU1ICE3. 1t-Thf entire nlfii'V nn hmm t!1 ,t tutlil ai rcilucliun to firrtent Tnlue, and I will ir1crmh Uib clock every iiitT dujf with choice tlci of lh bet gowli in the market. Kcar the Poitulfioe. CI.EARFIIXI), I'ENN'A. 2:J THE FIRST ARRIVAL! Spring Millinery Goods J ait Itroeired at Mrs. WATSON'S. A I,L the I'lit'H in Town mJ lh Coonlrr are ioitrJ to call and wt; the Pj-rirg IStyki tn BONNETS, HATS, FIlENrU tLOIVEIt?, Ae. We have to luit all agra and aixea. Vt'r intmd Keening our eiura iuii ana cuuniicic, mo nisi nu Ji.L.a.ad.M i.h na b..i .d nnresi i styles of eacb Mason, acd at tlta lowest prices. Also, near ioJaertnettts offered In the wsy of I)Ri:4 MAKI.NO, in lle most .O.tiI and f-ali-ioaalile st) Ira, on Ibe sl.ortat ootiee josril!e. ItnuriLber the l'laoe : Main Ftreet. opposite Moaao'i store, CLEAHFIEMl, PA. marlJ N' ,w ntii:t NEW GOODS!! NEW MICES!!! HARTS0CK & GOODWIN, CUnWF.NSVlLLK, VA., Ara now reeeirlng, direet from Pallianora, Ne York, Iloitos. Pbiladelbia and Titubiirgb, as imnienas stoek ft! Diir ooods, cLOTniso, gekt's rriixisiusa goods, IIAT8 A CAPS, BOOTS fUOK.. CUIXA. GLASS A Qt EENSWAItE, nAKD'.YARD, GBOCCRIKS, Ae., Bongbl at loster friers tfcsa bars bees tnsds la any bonis In town since tha goad aid dajs bs fora tba lata "onpleaeentnraB" all to bo dil trihated ta thsss ba si.it Carwsnarllla for sniptles, in aseordanea trilb tba great ncrifiea at ubieb tbe; wars bongbt. Tba Lad I e ara particularly Invited lo call at llartsork sV Goudniii'a C heap Hlnre tori amine tha splrnJid stork of IlKESS (IO0HS, TMMM1XOS, SU AWLS, FASCV GOODS, ie., new os eibibittoft. Thrj Drfjr ( i.ni.rllllou I Parties eanaul i' Ibeaiselres Jaetire la buy lug tbe Beeesrariee of life ailbuut calling on HARTSOCK & GOODWIN, Curnvville( P-nn'a. wj4 ".m D win iulvms' LUMBER MANUFACTORY, KF.AR Ll'TIlLRSIirno, PKXS'A. AM FATTl IIKS all kinds of Lanlwr for liuilding purjioN-s. A'.wsys an band LATH Fon Ror.l INn, ri.AsTi:n:Nu lath, PALlNi;?, Ar, Ac. i Ilia Pla'trrins Iai:h are event? sawed sn-l of dilTi-relit Irnjr'hp, In suit iirrhss'rs ; the Psling. are four firt long and rrndy oitit(4. All bind, of Pawrd I.nuil.rr will be faml.hrd lo order, and delivrrrd if so drain d. Prices srill I lie liUernl, ce.irlin to quali'y. w,A11 Linda of tlHAIN taken in etrhanffe for I.nmU'r. Lathersborj P. O., Jan. 1, ,. FULLEETON'S RCSTAIP.AT& iiKKRLMnJLM H A 1. 1) O N , In Liavy'i Sew lliiil-linf. fformnly oeeapied by XI r. Mi-lianghry.) fecoxi) t., ri. i:itriF.LH. ta. "IdVTANTI Vnn binds one seleriinn ..f C AS- ?" j lUK-i. M Tt. ClilHtS, TollAf-ril, Ao. J" I Also. KRKS1I IHS1F.KH rereivrd ilsilj, and r : arrred nt to auit tlie lastf-a of customers. Vfj.RIM I ARI OAI M1 nn senn.l slrj. sprf. 70 tf II. R. Fl LI.V.RTo.N. JIIAT MtllKITI J. E. WRK.LEY A LRO , II it vtrt j rnrrbapri lh nh-iti and f stair nf Vt R I wrrherefsa. woilft inform the rilierne nf f'lrar- i Add '! tiriniiy that tlwy are at all time prr- parri lo lurtii-a rrcsn dcct, veni, Mutton, &&. kcf f I n a ti a . . a at at rut i.oern caen atrra. A liberal .bare of paMIr patrnttare ie rr.pertfall; " enhritr., Roti.M (is WA1KET FTIlLET, rir.rtirld. I's. j, a : VfliW TIW flloPl l FKEP. SACKETT, Manafartarer of Tin, Copier and Sheet Iron Ware. Roofing. Spoatine; and Job erorb dnne aiaaneaaLi raaaa. Phnp aa Market ft- awly epp.te tbe Jail, Mt! CLCAHFIELO. FA. ?irrtnarf, fflnuarr, Ctf. ins XH01T8XDS8 TIN & 8T0VK ST0UKI G. S. TLKOAL, Pliilipsturf, Ccatro County, Ta. rflHR mderfignd reiptfullr anncanrri to L public that ha haa on hand a ear full; itcted and well aaurted itoek of STOVES, 1IEATKUS, KANGES, JIOLLOW - WARE! TIN, COPPKU AND SHEET-IRON W A Ii E ! WOOD AND WILLOW WARE! Ilia itock of Cooking Stovei eooa.iti of JHE CELEBRATED IRONSIDES. WUcb bare never failed to brine; ftaea and roperltj into fainiiiea where tt ie need, Diatjond fltate. Parmer, Herald. Charm, Bpeari' CaiHroia Cook htnre, hpeara' Anti-Duat, Uai IturntUR Cooking nto?e, ietor, KMianee and I n ion Kan eat rleare Cooking hangei, ko t aVe. t-fi-The Tin an Sheet Iron wnre given with (be More, la made of the faear'eet and bent tnatertal, acd warranted to gire perfect aatia faetioa. His Stock of Parlor & Heating Stoves Ii larger, better and cheaper than erer before tibibited to the publie eonaiatinf of Fpvara' Rernlving lght Illominating Store, hj-eare' AFiti lJml Uaa llurtiiug t'arl'ir Move, peare' Orbicular Uaa liuroiog 1'arlor htore, Hpeara Uai-Ilur: iog 1'arlor Store, itoqurt, I'earl, Ofin, Ida. ban. 1 ropio, Nevada, Ae A a. Tuleaa, Elm and Vlrtor Ileatere, F pea re' Re volving Light Ileal era. He Ii alao prepared to furnleh ft eontplela aaeurttoent of m. rti a t ttt l i Tin, Copper, Sheet-Iron, Wooden an.l Willow Ware, &o., Wholesale or retail, mannfaetnred tteatlj and whb the eola view to eerrlce. front the beat aia terial in the narkeL PLOWS k PLOW POINT., COPPEil, CRASS, POkCKLAlN, TIN LI.VED, SPUN COMMON IRON KETTLES, Of every dreeritloa eonrtantly oa sand. OKDEUS Full SrOCTINO, ROOKINli And other work kelopglng to hie bo a inert will be -roitlv filled bv eapeneuead and ikilKui wortubeB. iiKAs.s. arrER, oli metal, rag AND CASH Takes la eicbaogt for gooda. 1 -TTe teperU'ly Invitee tha a tier Una of MftretMBte wi-htvia t tnrrfaae at wboleeale, ae thfy will And it t their ei van tare to tiaoiiae tie itock before urrbasins eleewhera.' Look oat for tha IMf Pipn rrtt the real -denca of Mr a. Dr. Foricr. All Gooni VAaaantcn as RiraEst tk. C at, Tbiliprbarir, Jims I, 1(70. ix i.; a i.. augMS II. F. BIGLER & CO., tiBALCM IS II A It I W A It 12 , Alen. Manofartnreraef Tin and Sheet Iron Ware. I CLEARFIELD, PA. 4 lot or saddles, bridle.-, rfarnesa, Collars, eta., fur aala by II F. BIO LEU I CO. pALMKU'S PATENT UNLOAD- Ing Ilay Forks, for aala by II. f. PIGI.ER 4 CO. P1NT, PUTTY, GLASS, Kails, etr, fnr sale by IT. F. M0I.F.R & CO. oh il -UN ESS TRIMMINGS i SHOE Find!n, f"r sale by ii. f. moLF.n ro. (jjCNS, PISTOLS, SWORD CANll I For sale by II. F. Hir,I.FTl i CO. crovi:s, OE ALL SORTS AND Files, for aa'.a by II F. PIOLF.K 1 C). IRON! IRON ! IRON! ION v For sal. by 1 ii f. nir.i.F.n I CO. II01.SE SHOES & HORSl , SHOE KAILS, f.rasls by II. F IllOI.F.n A CO pl'LLEY P. LOCKS, ALL SIZES i And brat Stsna'arture, tcr aala by ( H. F. Hir.I.KK CO. lllMlll.E SKEINS AND PIPE I BOXES, f..r sale by II. K. HIGI.F.R A TO. Rodder cutters for mi i.j- ev ii"..! 70 II. F. PIOI.ER CO. Srw C'nblnrt ! I ns 11 N N"N 1. A M AM 1 I MPT.R O'M LM 1'ANV nfl. r t-r e.-le Town ! ta lh br Tiiii of 'i-rfdU. t lraifirl-1 ronnty. Pa., and al t t w.t rurherrfi.a?-.d- th iimtte f irfnija. Utwoia ie hi-hm m Fimii..i t,-. a . I a . si,.- f ika svn.1 nn ,he l.nr -If the Ttmae a riearfteld rrlt. in tbe rieheet p"ri f the e-fMinty l iI.aiK.atl. ahrrr Ihe Miabanna and !tearrt.t. I 'ran. H rd inlenl. Il i tbe brart ol the MbanneTi eal buein. end larce Ktife nl ahtif pmr, brirl'-k. oak, ani ...tier ttm-vr ar Imanti it, (kite nf lb l'rt lumh eranufarliir- iiiK etMilimnte tiir Mnte i lwtH ia the town, white there a et.T otlifT lumt-M- and bin tie enille an-und it. 1 tie town ie bat ee -ee TWbr. 1,, an 4 eootatne a piulatiuB of one thaa eami lahshilanl. r-Kitr furihr infortnatioa Upp.y tbe nfliaa of ibe altera company. aprM 6upriBU-awet. 1n'R W4HTF.IW Tbe andereifned will rev tha birhi ASH ThU K ( all kind al r KH anH M Kl hKlb". a ell Ctoajfteld, l-M M tllkhSZllh. C.do(t, o'.ioalt, Clr. Mt rt. n.i ft.,,,. n, t n a taut-lite. "(hrnprr linn flic Chrnposl!" GOODS AT RKIH'CED PRICES ji t airiivin ar Arnold V lfarlhorn9 (One door went of Flrrt National Dank,) ( t Rnr.viM.R, r. HAVING Juit returned from the ea-t with a ecnifJete ariertioent of 6ole luitable fnr Fprine; and Pumaier trade, we ara new read to furaifth all klndi of Ooodj u Cheaper than tho CheapoEtl" And after Ihanlnf onr eoetomen for tbelr liberal patroauge d urine; tba paat year, we would tnont reijactfull aik for a eootiDuaace of the lame. Our Stork einelfts tf a omp'eta aeeortment of Dry Oood, Notion i, Hardware, Queeniwarc, Willowware, UrocetUi. Hoot a A Bhoee, Ilata h. Capi. CMIiing, Tubaeeoa, Ao. Alao, Flwur, Ilacoo. 8alr, Flsb, Grain, ate. All of whiib will bt told on tba moat rraion able term, and tbe bigheat naifcet price paid for Grain, Wool and all kindi of La tuber nd Country Produce. PUm nail before pnrrhaainff aUeabero. 6atiifaetios guaranteed a to prioa and quality.-! ARNOLD k HARTSDOBN, Corner of Main and Tkompon Blreeti, aprSO CUHWKNBVILLK, PA. J. F. WBAVRH... ,.w. w. Bcrra. IVlLLVEIt & IIKTTS CLEARFIELD, PA., Are offering, at tbe old aland of G. L. Reed k Co., their itock of good, cunni.ting of DRY -GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS A FI10E3, HATS A CAPS, HARDWARE, QIEEXSTARE, FL0UE, FEED, SALT, &c, tc, At tbe moat rraeonable ratei for CAPII or io exrbange fur Square Timber, Boards, SMngles, OR C01XTRT PRObl CF.. JT4" A'lvanrea male to tboee engard ia get ting out aijnarc timber on tbo most advantageous terms. January a, ll?u. sii ahi: TIMIti:iS! E.A.IltYIX&CO., Krinj epcciaM engaged ta tbe bu!aeea of Buying and Selling Square Timber, WoaM rrj'rrnrr.t that they are now prrpan-d to irarrbave Tiniler deli-errd at either Cann-nrrille, IWk llaren or Xlarii ttk, (or will take it at any of thr point,) and aril oa CKmn.ifrion. Btkking euh advaneei aa arc Bwriur;, Tltoee eh-iiid ia isTti'",? out Tim her Hill find at our ? ore ia CurweOf . ille, a verr large lttrk of STAPLE GOODS Of all Iesrritins. ALIO, I'tour, Jlrnl, Ityr, Oalu, f'orn, And errrTtbing Doeeasary for use of Lumbermen. RAFT ROPE, Of all eir-ei, kept on band in large qnantitiea, and eolJ at email al ance hj tbe e til. Ap rullry . Blinks Fiaail R ipe, Ae. Pr.l I AT IM!Xr.MF.Tofren-d to th'iee B.TufrtBr.tig 8oar Timber. U A. IR IN A C(K CiirweniiTille, JatinarT I J, K9. SnuM Profits! QiiicK Salt's! 1IAKT.V1CK k 1RWIX Are eon;aot' rrj.lrtmhing their atek of Inif, MrJifinrf. Ac. Schfrol Rba and Plmlioat-tT- inrtmling the Oi-(-cd and National Pcriee of Ki lera. Alao, Tf'.. aero and ftjrari nf tha beet branU, at the UmrM pripee, all CAI.L ANT FIT.. C9 I) ARK K I.OM.I III' MATCH M TO MGIIT THE WOULD! The and"riff-.osl ba er-'arrd the eole right t manufarlare and erll ia Ihif wnnlT the I KM III! 4T II W A r. II - 1 H t H 'I MA M II. whi.k u hat uWTrKm errrr nlhrr wat.-h aw -nette. Mit be n-akf-d in wet f..r ea eannihe mr mi irnite ae redity ae tbo krpl ia a eefe. j mtflr. rr ;u rbfp a ant mail". Isfl" e-slte- iifaj ar-l prfnipttr filliad. Mr ad I re re ia Lmhrra bare riforfrU c noty, Ta. jrl pd J A roll W. COI.P. N'OTIC IV-llaripg f riiTbard the inter of J. A. Ilatlenbarirer. K-q.. in tbe beimcee herelnlnre emei na undt r tbe ft ran name of JA. lllatienbaM-grr A t'o., ibe eeme wilt he mndnted berrarier undor tliv name of Jdocbai-aen I -and aad LambfT Cowpane, 'Stwra.) H. H IU1.L1.K'KI, JOHN I AWSI1R. my1i( rreetJent. lieareral Sep t. lOOD KXPAND,!;i7 CI LTIVATOR V 1 Jnel reeirrd and for eale ? H. f. D.vjLER k C' Hl y.oort.. P.icrnifi, BARGAINS I BARGAINS I r. liit. it. i. it. Market Street, ClcarGold, Tcnn'a., (Onpoaila tba Jail,) IHAVB iw o band a Aral class stoek of rind., anllfd to tha want! of the pullio Hy stork beinjr lar.e, and by aenstantly mskira adilitl.ai Iherelo, I am able la areemmodata all who may favor ma by calling. I bar. DRY GOODS, Merino,, Olnrhamf, Cloths, Print. Delsinas. Cassimeres, Silks, Heps, Sslinetl, Cashmeres, Tweeds, Coheres, Alnaeas, Mohair, Lanellis, Mnillna. Flannela, Bonnets, Hilibons. Cloaks, llsln.orsl Kklrls, Hoop 8klrta, Ebasrls, Drats Trimmin.a, Hfad Nets, Caps, Corsets, O loses, Hearfs, Collara, Orenadina Veili, Table Carers, eta. CLOTHING, Coals, Pants, Vests, Orer-Cts, Oenl'i'hhawli. fihirli, Hats, Caps, I'oder Fbirta and Ilrawais, Uoou and Bhoes, 0 uo Hboas, CraTats, Bocks, ti lores and ColLrs. GROCERIES, Tea, Coffee.' Racer, llolasses, Bait, Candles, Hi a. Flour, bacon, Fi.h, Tobacco, Raisins, Cnrranu, S;'ire, Crackers, Vinegar, Oils, Varnish, Pepper, Aloobol, Aa. HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Csrpets, Oil elolh, Drurpel, Clerks, Looklng Olassee, Cburas, Burketa, Washboards, Tubs, Flat Irons, Pane, Window Blinds, Well Paper, Coal Oil Lamps, Bedcorda, I mtrrllas, Knires, Forks, Spoons, Crocks, Florrs and Stora Blscking. HARDWARE, Quernaware, Tinware, filssiwars, Wooden sere, Copperware, Books. Stationery, MuiiceJ Oosde, Trunk!, Skates, Ao. r-A 11 of wblrb will be sold oa tkameat res eoaabla terms, and t' bifbaat market price paid for Drain, Woil and all kinds of country produce BEMEMUER THE PLACE: C. KRATZER'S, (Opposite the Jail,) CLKAT.FIELD. PESVA. t TO u M T K It STATES It ( X 1) s BOIGUT, f ClLD A EXCHANGED OX MOST LIBERAL TERH3. GOLD BOUGHT AND SOLD At Market Bales. COUPONS CASHED. Pacific E. E. Bonds Bought and Sold. f4S-c,TOCk naught and Sold an lorn mission only. eAeieounts reerlred and Interest allowed on daily balances, suljeet ta check at tigbL J ly 41 Soutk Third Ftreet, Philadelphia 10.000 GUARANTEE. 7 BUCK LEAD Eicels all other Lead I lit For lit Varfraled WMtaveaa. Id. For itt Vo equaled I)arabilit. Sd. For ite I'Drarpaaeed CoTerinj rroperty. La rile, for its Ecoaeaiy. MT"Xt ete leei ta paint vita Cok Lead than an oiber White Lead eitant. The eaene wrlpht ettTer aaere earfare, ii aiere darble aad aaaaea arbiter wurk. Bl C K Ll:Al) Ii tbe Chcaprat aad Beit. $10,000 GUARANTEE. BUCK .ZINC Excels all other Zincs 1 let For III I'aeqaaled Oerabiliiy. 2d. For ita I'nriTaled Hhitearea. Id. For iU VeearpaMed Corariaf Property. LaMWa ff ! Great Kroaoay. Brinn tbe Clieipetl, IIaadpiBet and ntt Pa rable kite rami ia tba Wotld. iluy oalj HICK l.KAD AND KUCK ZINC Try it aad be Coariaeed. ?atifartioa Uaracteed by tba .UtnefaMBrerf . BUCK COTTAGK COI.ORS, Freparad eipraty for Taiailef Onitaftee, Uuiailitier of every denrriptioa, Feneee Ae. Thirt? lea different rnlor. la raVte. Theip. l oiltirea. aad Heaatiful (Hhedre, ha male eard eeat b nail if aeired lNal ere Ortlere will aa prvaiptly exeeeied by tbe KaaatsaetareFa. FTirNCII, mcnuRns Ca, X. W. Car. Tei th A Market etreeU. Philat a. Fnr eale be A. I.Pha and Haruwirk r Irwta. ftraiere ia I-raga, Itledifiaea, Faiate, Oila, kt Clearfield, Ta apri.i-7U:iy TOBACCO AND CIGARS I VllOl.rSALE AMI RETAIL, At tbe New Tabasco and Cigar Flare vt .w. nooftn. Taa dsots Esst of tha Pe'teAee, Cle.iD.1,1, IV fontanilj oa bind a Una areortenrnt f Nary, CongrrtMi, Cavendifh, Cable. Fpanroll, l.irb'gaa aad Centnry Fine-eat Chewing TobaxTca, Aa. Alan, a large and well eerearted (lock of I r ported nad Iw.elie Cigara. Fmokiag TMMna Meem-baum aad frier Ppe Pipe litarm, Ti-baJ Psoxea, Cigar HMere,aJa ererrtbing peaaiW; frtaad ia a n-ll regwiated Cigai and Tobaeea Store. fUewewibaw tbe pUo: Ta doara Faet af tba foetofl.ee, OearwelA, Pa. a" eel ()0() TKAI1 itxrEvs V Tearvwiae. -ll tt,e eeles eelebr.tr. WII.su- M.ei M M t" HINTS. Theheetssa ebme In the worl.t. Ullt.-k .lite en sxtk Slea. tie sssebine WHSri awr. I'er forlhee ..me. I.T. tiiees i.s i, k ., Fbilaasifb a. Pa. mmvttnc THE SMITH HOUSE, (Op.. ..la. ibs ra..enref ISafal.J I I I Kr l; i, r. f 1 H K andrnia-ned, beelnf leased Ibla benae fwr 1 a seiie. of leara. Is rehly to entett.ia strsa-a- rs and Irarrlers r.neeallr. anA lberef"ie sohaiia ...) nrneis lo fiee Vita a call. III! TaMa (till ha supplied Willi Ibe Wat Ibe asaiVet etforrie, and bta Mar will etintela theeboiee.1 of wlnoa aad liaroll. 1 hr house, furnllars. beds and heddlnf areeotlreiy new, .hirh sl.sra.d.li to tbe entafort of Irsseless ; wliile tbe stablio. atiarbed is Isrre aad raosa; Ju.t sailed fur teamslrta. ('baraes modersis. . j.i,i;il WILLIAM B. Kit AII. KT. theTeonard house" (Near tbe Hailroad llepot.) HKKD BTItKHT, rl.KARFIKLD, PA. :' . I). (;IFKI.I.OW, Proprietor. A comfortable room nil the nockro imprava ' uu nte -the tt r MUI OKh brompt aitead- anee, and reaaunalde ebrea. Tbe patronajr of llie public ie reHcifLilljr aolieited. Team iter wilt pU'mw take out ire that a large bara baa juet been ertxtt d for tlie eheiieriae; af bwaee, toadied wajnna and earnagi-e baring a eomraodioai yard adjaueat to tbe Freight aad Faeacnrr depot. jeS THE ALLEGHENY HOTEL. MARKET St., CLEAKFIELD, Pa. TniS larjfe and arnnmodioM new bote) baa been opened for tbe aoenm modal loa of tba puMie, where the proprietor will be pled to aieet bii old frienda, and reoeire a ehare of per. lie paU ronaRfi. Hy atrict pereonal attention lo tba da taiU of bit banincaa, be bofvea to be able lo render Hatufactiun tu bia patron . Tbe TABLE will always be bountifully anpptied with tbe beet that can ba procured ia the market, and tbe BAH will contain afullatorkof LIQl'OKS, BEER, Aa Good atabliag attach d. t Ahrtll JjM1'iii.ui, Clearfield, Mareb 8, MfttMy Propriatar. THE EAGLE HOTEL, MAIN ST., CL'EWKNSVILLE, PA. HAVING laaeed for a lera. of yeare tha above well koowa and popular hotel, kept furiuerly by Mr. Maaoa, aad lately by Mr. Font p.) tha preeent proprietor baa re-fitted it wilb the object of rendernjr bia guesla aonifort- able while aojoarniaf witb hi a. A Ine, larra Suble and Yard ia attached, for tbe eara aad protection of hortea. earriaxee and wajroaa. A liberal hra of publie pa Iron ere ie eoli cited. Hi) 7titf A. 4. 1kal t-fcun, rropr. THE MANSION HOUSE, Comer of heoond and Market Streets, t l.i;Aitni:Li), pa. Tills old aad eoeataodioos Hotel baa. dariaf tbe part year, been enlarged lo double ita former capacity for the oatertainment of straa (era and auesta. Tba wbele building baa been refurnished, and tba proprietor will spare aa pains to render his (.eats aomfortabla while slsio witb bia. -Tbe "Mansion Donee ' unmans rone a and from tbe Depot oa lb. arrival and departara of escb trein. JOUS DOL'UIIEHTY, aprf T tf Prepriewr. THE AMERICAN HOUSE, urwrueillle, ClearUetd count) , fa. fTUK andrreigned bat leased tbls old and Ions; 1 e.tabliihed boul, (formerly kept ty Major leaac Utoess.) situ.u in ealral portion of tba tcwn.snd bss entirely ra-fitud andre furnisba'l it. aid re-modeied the etaoliaa;. ae aa to aaaka it an object, hereafl.r, far tha trarelinf pobiis ta patronise tbia large aat! aotnesiMlioas bowse. Jan. 1'J, To-u. I. 4 trr. ii.uuji. SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE, 1' ur area av llie, ( Irarfleld county. Pa. rpUI? oUand well artabliihed Dotel, leautl X fully etlaated aa tba baaka af the farqa. b ae a, in the boroif b of Carwea.'tille, bat beea leaded for a terai of years by tbt andtreijtned It aai beaa catirely reaited, aad U new open ta tbe public (tenerallj and tba tratelliof eoanaoa. ailv ta panicalar. Wo peine will ba epard ta reader gueete aomfortabla while tarrying at tbia boaa. Ample tabling roox fur tba aecoiB.o datioa af teatae. Ckargee Moderate. Jaa. 1, V tf WM. M. JEfFKIE3. THE EXCHANGE HOTEL, 1ILTIN(.IH), PA TITIS old eetaMl.bfnent baring bea lea eel by J. ait'HHISOlK. formaarly prvprfetor af ibe "Morrieoa Huaee,Mbaj been thoroughly tea ere ted aad refaraiebed. aad aappliad witb ail tbe w.odera ieaprovaefiU and eoarenveaeea ne eefrary to a tret rlaaa Hotel. Taa diaing r m baa i eea remered te the irat laor, and ta raw pacicaa and airy. The chamber, ara well Tea tilatrd, atd tba proprietor will aad ear or ta eaake hi gaeeta parfacily at be ma. j J. MOKRIS05, Proprietor. i. v. wall ara HH.. ....tbo. . anaw. THE AMERICAN HOUSE, Lntbrrabnr, Clearlirld Co. Pa THIS well knoan acd l"Pg etab:ibed Ifoelv rvrwieHy kept by K. W. Moara, aad tattatiy bv ffaa. ebwata, rr baa been leaeed fnr a tcrai ot rea re by tba andertigneJ, ta which tbt attca ti.a at tha trnrelfag pablic ia bow called, nnd a liberal ibara "f publie patronage Ie aolieited. aprlfl,'f0-ly.pd 011AH A WALLACE. THE RAILROAD HOUSE, main sr., rmLirsBt'Ro, pa. fpiH aadereigned keepe enaatantly an band X. the bet of Liqaora. Ill table ia alweya eufpliei witb the beet tba market afford a. Tba traveling pabtlt nil! do well ta gira h iea a ealL aorl.'fii. RO.fl.KT LLOYD. ?oots and Slots. DANIEL CONNELLY, Bool and Shoe Manufacturer, CLEAKFIELD, PA. HAS jvet received a aae lot of French CAI.F SKl.V. aad ti now prepared to mannfat Ure aeerytbing In hie lina at tea loweet fig area. Ha will warrant bie work la ba aa r pretested. Ha raepeetfally aolicila a aall, nt bia ebon an Market etret,eeeond dor wel of tbepaetoffen, where ba will do all in bia power ta render raiia factlna. 8ome loa Gaiter topi aa bead. m),e:-y DAMkL CONM.LLT. PEACE PROCLAIM ED. rHK war ovekTh ciearfiiid. KNOX TOWNSHIP QUIET. AViT rfy all the Contraband going bark to their oli matters; but 'nary one going fa oM MiMchus?tt9 ar hert thry irrre loved $o long and $o well. IKaoneeqaeAea af tha abore facta. P. 8IT0FT, af tba old "Short r-kee Shop," wonld a.ewnre ta bit aameroaa patron a. aad tba pevpia af Clearfield eeaaty at large, that ba baa now n Irat rate 11 of goad malarial, )at reMoJ rrow tba Raet. anJ ie prepared aa snort aetic la make aad mead Boota aad Sboee, at bti new ah op in 14 rah ere' row. He Ie entitled tbM be ran plaaea all.. aMete It might beeame inteaeely loyal fiat at home patriota.) He ie prepared to eel I low fnr Cab ar Country Produce. Ioat forget t)a Shop aeat dor to Sbowere A Grabam'a 'tore, oa Market etroel, Olearield, Pa4 and kept by a fallow commonly onlied, Jjt'AVy "SBOBTT. EY BOOT AD SHOE SlT(T. EDWARD MACK, Cob. MARKET A Sa Srt.. CLEARFIELD, Pa. rI1HR proprietor haa entered (Me tba BOOT X SIK'K bueiaeee nl tbe abeea eta ad, aad ie determined not to be aaldoae altbar in aa... tty r prtea fur bia work. S peel el atteatieBi will be paid ta manafarrariag Sewed Work.' Ha baa oa band a large lot af k re neb Y.im and LCalf Seine, of the very beit quality. The eiu- en oi i iearae'a ana ticibut s reepeetral y tarited to give bim a trial. char ga for ealla no!,' I tf LV boot Ab"suoEsuor. IS tl ReiEr.KVII.LG. rint sabseriber r.,i,f Utelr starts, aae 1 Bnot a. 8', fa Car.earrtlle, ea "sin etreei. enneslt. J-erb K. Irwia s Dree ltera,re.p.tlaHj aaavaaeea ta Iba vablle Ibal be l. prepare. nasi'irtan all aisles af Beats anA Sboes. aa4 eseeetblaf ia bie line, .a ekart aettra. He ale. been, .a k.aA a (eel asanrt saea.1 r re..; aa4. w.rk, wbiek be wiU aall ebaar for eash ar eatry fre-teee. ir.sf Liwia T. oa. Removal I ITE MISfKS REF.VE A l!.Triri.p e:l reeneetfallr lofnrr. In. La.lle. of this aim a.4 rteiaitT that the. kare rewiore4 tkeir 1rss. WMfeinr, e.s.Mi.bmebt Tiem tbe rooan. ... Uarte-WK-b A Irwin's dr(r store t. Ikes a4.ieini.( la lUberr. aed sol.rii a liberal ebare af patrwaaca. Clei.ia, IX, Star ta, lra rf, Sl.l'.l(.ll Four new aasbi.n.4 M.EhiTlK fee asl. or si-b.e.re . i js.s j.iAVT i.rrrTjrnt.
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