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rcmcious Jmtici;s.
Metlioriiat Episcopal ChurchRev. J. II.
M'Conn, Pastor. Public Service evsrv Sabbath,
at lot A. M., and 71 P. M.
Sabbath Bcbool at 0 A. M.
Prayer Mot-ting every Thunder, at 7) P. M.l
Communion rVrvioe, first Babbath tif every
month, at 1 Ut A. M.
St. Frandi' Church CMIlollc-Ttev. Mr.
OBaanoAi. Mkm al 10i o'clock A. M., on tbe
second and fourth tnnilnys of each tnonlh.
rjt. Andrew'. Church F.plsc opal Rrv.
Qaonal Hall. Public Service 8unilay morning
at 10 o'clock, and at 7 P. M. Sunday School at
I P. H. Prayer Meeting Wednesday evening
at 7 e'olook.
Presbyterian Cliurrh Rer. Mr. Buti.ir.
Publie Service every Sabbath, niorninf and even
ing. Risionkd. Mr. A. C. Finney,
Cnshior of the First National Bank
io thin place, has resigned ; and the
Director! have elected Mr. Wm. II.
Dill, in his stead.
Finished. The ipire on the M. E.
Church in this placo haB boon com
pleted. It ia a fine structure and
doe credit to the congregation, and
is an ornament to the town.
Tall Church steeples should indicate
a high stulo of religious and moral
culture. On this point, howovcr, we
will allow our noighbora rather than
ourselves to express an opinion.
The Clcarfiold Acadomy School has
just closed nnothor year under tho
instruction of Prof. Harrison. That
Mr. II. has rendered antisfuction is
fully established by the fact that ho
always has a full house. There will a
vacation from now until the fifth of
September, when it will bo re opened
for another term. For terms, &c,
see advertisement elsewhere in this
isBuoof the Republican.
Tub Elements Disturbed. The
borough authorities are really ulivc.
We notico by posters that tho Town
Council has called a meeting of the
citizens on Saturday at 2 oclock, p. m.
for the purposo of taking some action
in relation to the Public Ground.
Now, let all attend, and hnvo their
say upon this subject.
A borough Ordinance will also be
found in our advertising columns of
great importance to tho citizens.
Tm Glorious 4th. The fourth of
July, with its torpedoes and Human
candles, its joys and sorrows, was
reached and panned last week. As
usual, tho day closed the career of
many while others lay mangled on
their couch. Quito a number of acci
dents happened throughout tliecounty,
ono only however proved fatal, that of
a man named Evamt, in Huston town
ship, while firing oft anvils ono explo
ded killing him instantly, and seriously
wounding two others. This should
provo a warning to the Anvil brigade
"Can't Com In." Wo huvo lately
received several anonymous commu
nications, laudatory of tho ISra Band.
Wo do not object to what tho writers
say, but those nameless communica
tions cannot oppeur in our columns.
Vio will publish no communication
on any subject without tho author's
signaturo accompanying tho article.
Any person can freely writo us in
reference to any subject, and sign bis
namo, as that will always be withheld
unless ordered otherwise, or tho wri
ter tells it himself. How often must
printers tell their correspondents that
they muslsign their communications?
Niw Bell. Wo learn that the
Presbyterian Congregation has pur
chased, and will shortly put in position
a splendid bell for their new Church
building, which by tlio way, is ono of
tho finest country structures in. the
"Union. Wa hope thai a few more
Church bolls will break up the pro
miscuous manner of going to Church
in this town. Tho hubil of a largo
portion of the congregation entering
tlio Church after the minister has
commenced his sermon, is enough to
make a Saint swear, and if bolls will
break up this habit, we ad vino our
Lutheran and Baptist friends to so
curo them soon.
Food for litri.trnoN.-Ono of thoso
astonishing freaks of naturo which
'occasionally occur "in tlio courao of
human events," transpired at Cur
wensvillo on Thursday. Sometime
in November last a 7 year old daugh
ter of Rev. S. J. Hayes, swallowed a
nocdlo ono and a half inches long
&bo soon after complained of pain in
her bowels and side, which finally set
tled in her hip. Dr. Alexander was
called in, and soon succeeded in ex
tracting tho needlo from tho child's
hip, with but littlo pain or injury,
and to tho great joy of the parents.
This should bo another warning, and
break up the miserable habit of allow
ing children to play with pins and
needles.
Sacked Soxos. Our citir.cns will
no doubt bo delighted to learn that
the world renowned singer, l'hillp
Phillips, will givo an entertainment
of Sacred Song, In the Court House,
on Friday evening next. Mr. Phillips
is as highly esteemed as a Sacred
Songster as Olu Pull is a violinist,
or Forest as tragedian, and it will
richly repay all to go and bear him.
Trice of tickets 60 and 25 cents, for
sale all over town. Wo learn that
Mr. Phillips will donate tho nett pro
cecds of the entertainment lo the
M. E. Sunday School in this place.
This should certainly stir up our
Methodist friends io a double effort,
and thereby carry off a handsome
rr'ie.
j lirTotuim'B Oirn r - Iti toxr will l.o
f iind tlio tmttiliiT n rtilrroil
Cor rvrnnl in iti'm nfllco fur (lio w U
I'll. Iinr I"ii.lnj-, July llili, ls;n,
l'ijcilicr ilh l lie niuncaof tlieniiil
nrt ami gmnlvi'i, w
llio ('imiMli'ra'.iou :
ro situated, ami
Dnd of William Srliwrta to llati.l John-ton, for
seven acre in l.otli. r-lmrK : fj.fotl.
Deed of Walter and C. L. llarnll te H. ll.Uuuil
fillow, for .S3 acres In Lawrence; fiiMI.
Ilei-d of Daniel Stone, el al., lo Tlinnis, Mays,
for loti No. VI end 2.1 in Osceola: f.Mi).
Deed of A. W. tleyniund to John I'lefTer, for 51
aorce in Morri.f S.HHI. .
lived of Jneob l-'ultner to Andrrw Fulracr, for
throo-fonrth. of an eore In Morriet 460.
Deed of J. II. (farrivuli lo Willinni and Charles
I'u'henrt, for IS acres in 1'iko : f lull.
Deed of John Sunderland to Tliulnaa C. Lee, for
Irani or land in lii-ll ; Sl,2nii.
Deed ol O. L. Hoed to J. IS. Sunderland, for 127
ecrea In Nrllx Hull.
lord of Jampi 11. rluudorlaud to Jatura A Henry
.noirf, tor i. acrt-a in lieu ; vi.ioo.
Iwd of John C. Mycm. rit-vutor, to Sueanuab
uarreil, ror mil arrea iu Kite ; f;i:"5.
D.i-d of lknrv lluok to Hudoll Buck, for 00 acroi
in Hradford : 1.
Iict.l of Either Suit to Rudolf Buck, for CO acrci
In llra.lford : l.
Heed of John Hock, et al., to Rudolf Buck, for
80 acrce in Ilradford: 11.
Herd of John L. Wilaon tu Rudolf Buck, for CO
aerr-i in llrndlord; f'.'Wt.
lccd of John A. Uainblr, et al., lo T. t C. It. R.
Co., lor rifrht of way in Docntur: f I.
llwd of rtlrpbrn Kephurt to (it-urge McAlniu,
for 13 acrea In Drenlnr: JiO.
lleed of A. G. Juinitun to Heuben Lewie, for 75
aoree in Fore-unom tib'L
Deed of William Irvin to Bamucl Fullorton, for
oow aorei in rme;
Deed of Oecrola Coal Company to Evan Dail,
lor ion no. ne and BJ in Ueoeola; T2l'0.
Dwd of Mary Havia, et al., to W. It. Pulton, for
loti No. 84 and 85 in Oaenilai I(I0.
Deed of W. R. pultun to John lavi, for lota
no. Be and 85 in Oaoeola; SMIII.
Deed of J. A. L. Ple((al to 1(. K. Plesal, fur two
thirda or KI0 ai-rei in Uoahen: S4, 0(10.
Deod of Ueoriro Knarr to Ueorge L. Kuarr, fur
lot No. 27 in Troulvillr: (50.
Drd of W illiam A. Wallueo to Israel Teat, for
lot in Clearfield ; (65(1.
Doedof W illiam Plandere to Jubu DuUoia. fur
111 aorea in lluaton; (:i,8C0.
IK-ed of David Dri'imli-r to EJward lUrmuti, for
13 aei-ee in t'nion; (l;l;.50.
Ileed of D. Hoult lo laabella Pening, for two
lota io Houtiiialc; $200.
Deed of C. M. (Irahain and Sarah Wriflit to A.
K. WriKbt, fur 217 ftcrei in Morris t tf'I.UUU.
Deed of A. K. Wnirhl to lew art A Luo, for 217
aeree in Morrie: (L',000.
Deed of Hannah ik-Neille to J. P. Irvin and
John Irrin, for GX! aeree in Penn; (lO.lltlu.
Deed of Abigail (larriaon to Juaepb fjoon, for
lot in Ulooiniogton ; (1,411.
IiE Ai'PoiNTED. It gives us pleasure
to learn that Gen. Grant, bus re ap
pointed Cupt. Guulin, Postmaster.
With all duo respect for the mnny
good men who havo discharged the
duties of that offleo in this place, in
our estimation, Mr. Guulin stands at
the liend of tho list. IIo it prompt,
courteous, systomntic and exlicmcly
accommodating. Uur business nut-
urally brings us in contact with the
mails and Postmaster; and many aro
tho perplexities wo encounter through
the ignorance, carelessness and stu
lidity of Postmasters; yet wo havo
never traced ono singlo instance of
neglect to this office, since tho "gov-
criimcnt"( Andrew Johnson)nppoiiitt'd
him. Although not of our politics,
as an oiiicur, and in ono of the most
provoking positions in our political
economy, ho has few equuls, and no
superiors. And tho only thing that
puzzles us is, why he ever allied him
self with a party controlled by funnti-
cism, while entertaining liberal views
himself.
Look at Home. A Lumbermen's
meeting was held at Lock Port last
"pringi with ft view of breaking up
the habit of landing and tho buying
and selling of rufts nt that placo for
wantof secure landing, Ac. This sub
ject can bo rendered domestic, and we
havo been surprised that tho up river
people, havo not held a similar meet
ing and outer the samo complaints
against Clearfield. Although wo have
a landing for two miles, thero has not
been snap enough in our Merchants
and Hotel keepers, (who muko nearly
all their money out of raftmen) lo
plant a single post on the rivor beech
for them to tio to. Wo shall buve
moro to Bay on this subject in the
fuluro if thero is no practical inovo
mcnl mudo soon.
List or Letters romiiining unclaim
ed in tho Postofilco ut Clearfield, Pa.,
July 1st, 1870.
Arn-I. Mr.
Id II. Mr.. Motile A.-2.
Itrijrita, John or Mary
ltrown. A. C.
Il'iwen, Itiehard.
Chatnlierlin, Ji-aae 2.
Dun worth, .Miaa A.
l'olan, Mi. Maria.
Diekiaon, William.
Dilli ll. John.
Forter, Mr. It. H.
Klrsl A Hmilh.
(lanly, John,
ttellle, William M.
II ttuinond. Charlei A.
llniiter, Willijrn.
How. H.
Johnston, Wm. M. 2.
JohntloA, ill, am.
Johnaton, William II.
Jameaon, Hitaell.
Killer, Mi Ilarhra.
Kene.i, 8. 11.
Louie, .lamer 2.
Lrwia, Jaiui-a l.
l,otiwull, M. 8 2.
.Marrita, AllK-rt.
Mollatn, rinmuel K,
Mi-Coah, John W,
Mrlloinir, Mra. .MarT.
W.Uarvi-Y, Mr.
Neali-T, Mr.
Hi kanl, William,
itiflerty, J.
Itidner, Joriib !.
Plrieklcr, Jaooh.
Khaw, B. L. A Co.
Mi-iii,, Dat i'l.
Tavlor, Mita I.iuie.
ThH-la, Fred.
Walron, Miae Nellie.
W ilron, K. A.
Kornmnn, D. II
Wiili'ii.w. .Inm",
l ETr-It A. (JAl I.1X, r. M.
Hash Ball. Tho following is the
score of a match between tho Susque
hanna Club, of Curwensville, nnd the
Herculean Club, of Lumber City, on
the grounds of tho latter, on July I'd:
araqi r.iiA4. o.
J. Chamber, c 4
K. J. Thompson, p. 3
W. Tbiimion, I 1'. I
W. C. Arnold, 2 h .
W Thompson. !l b. 1
Thad. Kol.min, I. f. t
V. Thompson, e. f. a
E M Th..ir.p.n.r.f. t
(No eiiorl slop.)
Inninc 1 2
Husiueliaona..... 7 7
Herculean.. 4 1
Mrai-t-i.ra. n.
lleorcr I'nle. e
.1. P. I arm II.
ll. I., rrryu.on.s.a. 4
P. r ullcrlon, 1 b...
I. n'oom, 2 b 4
K. Ilile, 3 b t
II. Ilile, I. f. 4
L. M . I.iima'lne.e.f. I
I K. 7i. rVi;ner, r. f... 1
I 4 S 7 S
)!-(011450-
How is Ir? Tho Clinton l),mo
crot is highly displeased w ith tho pro
ceeding ol lbs United States Court
lately in session al Williamsport, and
charges the officers of that Court
with getting up cacs against lun-i
reus men and then "settlo them" in
stead of trying them. Wo ask our
neighbor Jlr. Sivoope, who is now
District Attorney, '-How is tlmt for
high r
Sctio' i. Find. The Lawrence tp.
School Directors, it will bo noticed,
puhliih a statement of their finaiiers
in accordanco with law and common
sciiko. Thousnnds of dollars aro an
nually spent by School Directors and
Supervisors, ami why not inform the
taxpnyers by publishing a detailed
statement of tho respective accounts
for each year.
An exchange wishing to avoid slang,
delicately advises its belligfrcnt neigh
bor to "imitate the example of a riv
nUt in l;n( of a ilmnih,"
Ortit-F. ni-tnr M . II. ('tar llrim, f .t'a.l
l. o t II ti i a, l't , Join It, i,il
I'll. Ill I'l III.ICAM : n liotpMlio to
niliiti-roiis itinuit-tre. i-iciit'iol ilmlt-
'fioiu (lilt'i'ient sections of the Slate.
"" dilh'rcnt ipienilims connected with
mil- tippi oai lung cniiip meeting, allow
inn tiiroiiin your columns to answer
t'lielly n lew questions "lor the bet
ter information of tho people."
1st. All Tents n ro secured by lot,
not iiy choice; therefore it Is unncc
essary for npblicants to request
very good place," as all will bo treated
with luii-nesa
id. Applicanlscan hnvo their choice
ol Hint or second stones until all ol
one or tho other are taken, then the
retnuinig ones will bo allotted tho np-
pilClllllH.
ad. All persons aro freo to board
themselves, or they can bo accummo-
uutea at tlio boardiiiL' houses.
lib. Thoso who do not, or cannot
bring Bullicient provisions with llieni,
can oo supplied on the ground at or
dinary market rales.
fith. The drawing of tents i public,
uii- purucri ucHiring can uu present,
but it is unnecessary, us tho ono gen
eral principle is adhered to.
Glh. All who order tents to July
10th will bo supplied, after that only
if any remain.
7th. Some excellent improvements
have been made upon tho grounds,
making thoso pluces outside tlio "cir
cle" more dusirublc than laBt year.
8th. No trfllcking of any kind will
bo permitted.
U lb. Any information wnntcd, or
Tents ordered, direct to tho "West
Ilrunch Camp Mooting Association,"
Ijock Haven, Pa.
J. H. WELMVEIt,
President.
Letter mow a Pioheer Fastor.
Is tho Kov. S. V. lilako vol livin.r?"
is a quoslion often linked bv the oldest
citizens of Clearfield und this portion
of Centro counties. And non, apropot
of this query on their part, comes a
letter written by tho Itov. Mr. lilako,
now pastor of tho North Baltimoro
station, to i!ev. T. II. Switzer, of this
place, in which ho makes inquiry if
the "old friends" uro still livinir. Put.
as being moro to tho point, wo insert
portion of tlio epistle :
Are any of my uld fi iendl at rhilii.slnire: alill
aii.B aim iivuib; mere yei .- Anu uo any ol tliem
remember mef II ao, (fire them mueh'luve from
their old paator. I siu-iil two veare in that reirion.
on CleiirlR-ld Circuit, extending from l'biliiaturf(
i.iiiiieranurjr anil Miineniiiliouinir. and from
Karlhaua to Cherry Tree; just SOU mi lis round
every lour weeks, lib, bow 1 should like to see
them unee more 1
It will no doubt bo gratifying lo
sonio of our old residents who held
him in such high esteem that many
of their children, long sinco grown lo
manhood, were christened by his name
to havo tho assurance from bis own
pen that, after a lapso of thirty-one
years, they ore slill held dear in his
memory as ho is in theirs aa "old
i'reiHh."ritilipsl)vri Juurnul.
Rev. Samuel V. lilako and Rev.
John Anderson traveled the Clearueld
Circuit in tho yoars lSliS and 18.T.I
both singlo mon upon a salary of
$100 per year and their traveling ex
penses propably amounting to 25
or ?:!0 moro. Within tho samo area
of territory are now fourteen circui'.s
and stations, and the salaries paid
within its limits aggregate over $10,
000. Twelvo of Uiobo uppohitmcuts
aro in tho Central Pcnn'a. Conference,
ono of tho remaining two in the Krio,
and tho other in tho Pittsburg Con
ference. Verily, what changes time
has wrought.
.Sunday Fciiooi, Convention. A
circuit Sunday School Convention
will lio held at or near tho Goshen
M. K. Church, Clearfield Circuit,
Saturday, July L'.'Sd, 1S70, commencing
at II o'clock, A. 31., and to continue
during tho day. Reports will bo
heard from tho different schools;
questions discussed ; children's meet
ing nihlressed by experienced speak
ers, and nil tho exercises interspersed
with charming Sunday School songs.
All Sunday School friends, parents
and children, uro cordially invited to
attend. Wo hopo tho "Littlo Folks"
from every family will greet us with
their smiling faces.
A froo dinner will bo furnished to
all in attenilunco by tlio hospitable
ladies of the community.
W. A. C , Vfor.
m
Attention, Ye AciRict'LTi'itinTH !
TI.ohc of our oriterprisingcUir.oT.B who
havo succeeded in raiding a uplendid
cropofumurl weed, thistlos mid oilier
fruperfl turns vegetables uround their
lots tho present sennon, nro berehy
informed that now it tho proper liino
lo boo them lip by tho roots, unless
they wml. to raino a double crop of
theHO ornaments next year.
Ill' Li OP Coirt. Tho Judges of
Clinton county have adopted the fol
lowing rule, bearing on the violation
of the License laws:
Whtncrrr any ffwua to wh"m a licne ha
Wtn jtntnUd hy !lie ('..iirt to ktp h"tr or
nlaiirant, hall, alter thr n intinjr nfni 1 Iir nr,
conrtrifd of a riolnlion of (lie lwn n-friilaliug
the Ikle of liqiinri, I lie lirfniM praMed to uiti
prrmtti rthull It rrvnkid, ami an lii--n- tlull he
fmnlH to tiirfa prrMB In? two yrarn tlirrrjni-r.
Notice. Tbo following school Ilo
pnrts liavo nol yet lcen recoivcj :
Iteccuria, llniily, lturnsiiln, Coving
ton, Ciinird, .io-,lieti, (i uclicli, Kurt
liuiis, Lumli.'r Cily, New Wusliington
and Woodward.
U.W. SXYDER, Co. Sup't.
Joliiiy Steele, iho originul "Petrole
um Prince," is doing uu lionest nnd
llirily liiisineas us a teamster, at
Ikiiuserillo.
tarrird.
On M 12lh. IS70. I,7 Br. Aari, Tni.ara.pa,
Mr. (1KOIHIK W. l.llltll, f Kno lown-liip, In
M.h MAIIIlli; II. OH UXS, of I',ke l..wn-lnp.
On June ??(. 1-711. hj llir same, Mr. W l 1.1.1 A M
WKAVKII lo Mise MAKV K. KISIIKI.; bulk of
Itraily township.
On Junr 3''lh, lT", Vy tli. earac, Mr. I.En't.
B. Illl.K, or LouUr Cilf, lo Miss I, ft V WIHH,
of llloominr itle.
On June SCib, m;n, at tie resiili-nre of llir
hr;.li"s jiannta, tjr Iter. T. Van Fcoror, Mr.
AI.KXAMll;H MrMl'KRAY, of Jordan losrn
sliip. lo Miss KOI'Ill. K. Vol SO, of Krrguaorj
tranship.
On J.ina!7lh. lsrll.l,, RrT.W.M. Pi a. sipiri.B.
Mr. JSON K. PI'KM EIl lo M JASME
SVKKS; Uth oflMie limnsliip.
On June .lOlli, 11.7(1, hy II. J. fWrT, Eaoj., Mr.
H. AI.I'HKtl MrCRAI-KKN. of K-rinsoB town
slip, lo Uisa FltAM'CS I. I1I.OOM, of Tike
lownsliip.
Oa July Jd, r al ll,e mid, nee of the tril 'a
fall.-, t,.T I. Iinr.i.f.a, K.q., jujr. cKnliiili R.
WIl.l.lAMf. r..rmrrl.T of Maine, la Ml.s MART
K. WlllTKIIKAn.of fni.-li lowB.hip.
On Julr ith, 187(1, at the Wide's lloBl hj Ret.
Oaoaoa Han. Mr. FAMl'KL FTAM'LKV te
W-m MMICIP Wf ll j
f I'll Ciooiti, u.
.11 LY.
INTO.
UKCONSTJtUCTION!
lYllI FIRM it Out on This Line!
MARKET STREET,
C 1. 1: A It VI V. 1.1), P F. SS'A.
Dress Goods, Fancy Goods,
Notions and Trimmiugs,
1ADIKS' AND GENT'S
FURNISHING GOODS,
MUits and Caps,
Ladies', Misses' and Children's Shoes,
AT POPULAR P1UCES. a
feSThe entire ttock on hind will be told t
reduction to prerrnt value, and I will rcilrni5b
tho itfK-k every iUty dnyi with choice styles uf
the butt goytli in the market
Near tbo 1'uitoffioo,
CLEA11F1KLI), 1'ENNA.
THE FIRST AKRIVAL!
Spring Millinery Goods
Jut Rccfivcd at
Mrs. WATSON'S.
ALL lbs Ladies io Town and the Country ire
tuvitrd to call and ice the Pnrim fit vlei in
BONNETS, II ATS,
FRENCIi FLOWER3, Ae.
We haie to fuit all agri and tiici. We intend
krring our ftuck fnll and eomi.lete, to that all
ciin ho ftccotnino'latrd with tht heit and nvweiit
ft) .c of each leaaon, and at tho I o writ prices.
Alao, nfW Indiicemrnti offered In the way of
HIlK.S-MAKINtl. in the moat elegant and fit)i
ionahle atlca, on the thurteit notice poiciblt.
r.cmcmber the Place :
Main Htreet. npptnito IVI'iecop'i it ore,
CLEARFIELD, PA. merlS
N
NEW GOODS!!
NEW TRICES!!!
HARTS0CK & GOODWIN,
CL'ilWEXSVILLE, PA.,
Are sow receiving, direot from Baltlmora, New
York, Boston, I'lilbdelphia and Fittsbnrib, an
Immense atock of
DItt 00ODS, CLOTIIINO,
GENT S Ff RKISIIIKQ GOODS,
II ATS 1 CAPS, BOOTS i SHOES,
CHINA, CLASS Qf KEXSWARK,
nAHHWAUD, GBOCLRIES, le.,
Boalit at lower prieea than bava beeo made to
any booae Id towa sine tba good old days be
fore the lata "oopleaeaotneei" all to b dis
tributed to Iboso wbo Tlslt CurweQsrille for
supplies, in aeeordane wild the great larrifioe
at which tbey were boii!,U
Tbe Ladiea are pertlsnlarty Invlled lo fall at
llartaurk ttt tlowlnln'i C'lirap Hlnre to ex
amine the splendid stock of DRESS GOODS,
TltlMMIXas.SHAWLS, FANCY GOODS, Ac,
new oa exbibilioo.
Thry Defy Competition I
Parties eannot do themselvea jatire Id buy.
Ing It Beecsraries of Ufa witbont calling on
HARTS0CK &. GOODWIN,
Curwensville, Penn'a. iy4:Sia
DAVID HE A MS'
LUMBER MANUFACTORY,
KEAll LVTMLRmT.G, PENN'A.
MANL'FACTIT.ES all kind, of Lumber for
building porptista. Always on hand
LATH Ft'R ROOFIXfl,
PLA.TKRLN'tJ LATH,
TALlaNt, Ac, 1
Hie Pla-teiing Lath are ercnlT unwrd and of
diffrrnt length, to kMiit purchutcni ; the Palinn
are four fet lung and n-ady pointed.
All linds of 8iiwed Lurnbrr will rnrni-hfti
to tinier, end ili-livered if so doirid. Prlecs mil
be I literal, aoooMing to quililj.
iaSfc-AIl kinds of (i RAIN taken in eichiuige
for LamiKr.
Luthernhurg P. O., Jan. 19, ST0.
FULLERTON'S
Ri:STAlRAT&ilKIRESinitM
t I. U (I s ,
I. ,
In Iiary's Xcw TluiMinr, (formerly eeeitpied by
Mr. Mi'tiauiiliey.l
FKf'OXI) ST., 1'I.KAItl lKI.D, PA.
(lOXSTANTI.Y on hand a Sneaelw-tionof CAN
J MiTS. ( IdAilS, TcillACt'd, Ae.
Alan. FltKSII (.YKTKI1S mrlvrd daily, and
seri i-d up to suit the tastes of eustomtrs.
111! I.IAm)Kl,IMa K-eondstory.
nprll TO if I). H. 'l L1.KKT0N."
i;w tin hiiopj
FKED. RACKETT,
Manufacturer of
Tin, Copper and Sheet -Iron Ware.
Roolinn, Spoullni and job work done on
uriaoaaaLR rrnvs.
Fhop on M.ilrt Ft., nratlr "i pnilie the Jail,
4r riHRFiri.n, pa.
ISAAC IIII.LEU,
SaiMlo and Harness Manufacturer,
l.olheral.Brj, ClrarBrlJ eounty, Pa.
'PUR anbaarilier rrspeetfully informs the rill.
1 acnaof Bra.ly and tha ,111 roundin, town-hip.
that he la now prepared to furni.b everything in
hie line at .h..rt noliea aed in a Workman like
manner, lie Hatter, bnutrlf that he ran ple.ee
his enetomi-re in atjle. quality and piu-a. ( all
and ..amine at.-k before pnrrhaaina elaewhera.
Lntherabarg, Jane I, l";u tf.
AR IHCl.N KXPAKIMNTlTrttflVATORS.
li Jul rsralvad aid for .ale by
U t. )tltH A CO.
Jiutluiiif, o liiic,u (fit.
TIIS XaO7QIDE3
TIN & STOVE STOKK!
G. S. rLl(JAL,
rhilipsljurj, Coalro County, la.
rrillK ondflmiftfifd renfortfully nnounrti lo
X the puhlie that fat hue on hand cure
lullj-ielected and well aiaurted too It of
STOVES, HEATERS, RAXGES,
HOLLOW WARE!
TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON
WARE!
WOOD AXD WILLOW WARE !
11 1 itock of Cooking Stores eoniists of
HIE CELERRATED IltOXSIDES,
Which bavt anrer failed to bring peace and
pro peri t j into families wuoro it is used,
Die mflnd Btat, Farmer, Herald. Charm, Spears'
C'aliliirnia Cook Htove, riprars' Anti-IimL,
UaM liuming Cooking Htoves. Victor,
Reliance end In inn Ran es,
b ears' Cooking hnngas,
lc, cte.
feiuThe Tin ind Sheet Iron ware glren with
the KIoyos is mads of the hear 'est and best
material, and warranted to give perfect satis
fuel ion.
Hia Stock of Parlor & Heating Stoves
Is larger, better end cheaper than ever before
exhibited to the public coniiitioj of
Spsrs Revolving Light IHumlRatinx Stove,
Spears' Anti liunt (Jas llurninjr Partor Slur.
Hpears' Orbicular (iai Burning Parlor
tstove, Bpars' 0-liur. int; Priur
bu.ee, Buf)ui't, Pearl, Uvm, Jda,
' Hud 7rpio, Nevada,
Ac, Ao.
Vutcao, Elm and Vletor Ilenters, F peers' Re
volvinf bight li eater.
lie Is also prepared to f urn lib a cox plot
assortment of
Tin, Copper, Shcet-fron, Wooden and
Willow Ware, &ot
Wholesale nr retail, mannfaetured neattj and
with the sole view to service, frim the best ma
terial in the market.
PLOWS A PLOW POINTS. COPPER, BRASS,
PORCELAIN, TIN LINED, SPUN A
COMMON IROX KETTLE.,
Of ever description eonUnt1v on fcjnd.
ORDERS FUR SruUTlNO, KOOFIXG
And other work belonslnc to his business will
be promptly filled bj eiperienctd and skilllul
workmen.
BRASS, COrrER, OLD METAL, RAG.S
AND CASH
Takes la ssebsnf e fur foods.
"tle s-speela.lv Invites tha st tent inn of
Mt-rcbant wtihinj; to purehase at wholesale, as
tYty will find It to their advaniajre to examine
Lis stock bo furs purchasing elsewhere.'
Look out for tfaa Rtf SIpn rppoitt the resi
dence of Mrs. Dr. Fosu-r.
All Goods Wasrartkd is BcriEsKiiiED.
c;. h.
rhlllpsburj, Judo I, 1F70.
ll, l.; ai..
augo.fR
II. F. BIGLER & CO.,
II A IS iVwA It K ,
( Also, Manufacturers of
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
CLRARriKI. D, PA.
LOT OF SADDLES, liKIDLES,
Barnes,, Collar,, eto., for sale by
11. r. DIQLER 4 CO.
pALMEUS PATENT UNLOAD
j leg May Forks, for ssle by
I 1 II. F. BIG UK A CO.
( Al, IM INT, rUTTY, GLASS,
Nails, tte., for sale by
II. F. niOI-ER 4 CO,
IT.iUNESS TIUMM1SGS & SHOE
I Fiudings, for sale by
I II. F. 11 1 01.1'. It I CO.
QVNS.ImSTOLS.SWOKD CANES
For aala by
1 II. F. B10I.F.H .1 CO.
ODVES, OF
ALL S0HTS AXD
Files, for lata by
II F. MfK.r.R t CO.
IIION! IKON ! IKON!
For sale by
II F. BSfil.F.R i CO.
SHOES A HOKSK SHOE
KAILS, fur sale by
II. F IUOI.F.R CO
HON !
II
OIISK
ULLEY J1LOCKS, ALL SIZES
f And beat Uannfaetnra, for aala by
II. F. IllOI.F.n A CO.
'jlll M ULK SK EI NS AN I) PI PE
BOXES, for sale by
I II. F. MflLER A CO
pOIiDEIi t'UTTEIW-ror nalo ly
)iiTOT0 II. T. THOI.KR A CO.
M0HANX(M LA Ml AND l.tWinKIt CdM
1MNV i.flcr for sa'e Tonn Iits in the bur
i(ti or DaeeuU, rii-arni-ld ronnty, Pa., and ale
( ts to ait pari-linsprs owlKiile the limit of laid
I f)iith. ttioeola Is situttt-4 on the Mofhannnn
(-tih, in tho rirhfut portion of the e'M.nir o(
wrfirl.l, on the line of the Trrone A rii arii.M
liulrtmrt, whrre the Moliannn and linvrrtf-n
, sn-h rneds InterptM I. It i aim in the heart ot
lit Moihannon en haein, and lare;e hIies ol
white ine, liemlnek, fak, and other limlx-r tur-r-nd
tt. tine of the Inr refit IuuiIht n annfuptiir
mK estlliiiin.riits in thelitis la (treated in the
tewn, while there are wan,? other I u ml ter and
hinrle mills around It, The town Is but se -rn
leers n., nd enolains a p puUtiun of one thtiw
und tntiahiUniji.
,jtfrFr further informatiun applj at the office
of the alrure oomiianr.
John lawfiik.
pr!4 Huperintetident.
"rn H AM I !. The wnderMrned
will
1 par the hht t'ASH p
the h'(r.--t t'ASH PRH K tr ail kin If
r and lFI R
ttire me a eall
Ciara,ld( j, j. i t.TlZtVtlTlt.
ry oorti, f.tonifs, etc.
uu)M at 1:1: iri-i-;i) nnci:.
JI ST KKOKIVBO T
A mold & llartHliorn,
(One door west of First National Bank,)
( I HW i:shvim.i:, pa.
n A VINO Juet returned from the et-t with a
eoroplete asertineni of Quods suitable for
Spring end Summer trade, we sr now readjr
to furnish all kit'Ji of floods
"Cheaper than tho CheapeBt!"
And after thaaMng our customers for thlr
liberal pstroaajrs during the pait year, we
would most respectfully aik for a eontinnsnce
of the same.
Our Stock emsifts of a etrmp'ete assortment
of Dry Goods, Notions, llardwaro, Queenswure,
Willnwware, Groeetfes, Uoots tf- Shoes, Hats A
Caps, Clothing, Tobaccos, Ao. Also, Flour,
Bstcon, Salt, Fih, Grain, ate.
All of whiih will be sold oa the moit reason
able terms, and tba highest maikct prire puiJ
fir Grain, TVoo and all kinds of Lumber and
Country Produes.
Please give us a call be fort) parch suing
elpeftbere. Satisfaction guaranteed as to price
and quality. TJ
ARNOLD A HART3UORN,
Corner of Main and Thompson Streets,
apr20 CURWENSVILLE, PA.
j. r. cAVKn
,.W. W. KETTa.
WEAVEIi & I5KTT.S
CLEAKF1ELD, TA.,
f
Are ottering, at the old stand of 0. L. Reed 1 Co.,
tbeir stock of good., consisting of
DRY - GOODS, G ROCERIES,
V
BOOTS 1 61I0E3,
JUTS k CATS, HARDWARE,
gtTEXSTARE,
FLOUR, FEED, SALT, &c, &c,
At the most reasonable rates for CASH or in
exchange for
Square Timber, Boards, Shingles,
OR COt'XTRY rROM'CE.
jtAJvanoes ma'le lo thoae enpap-d in get
ting oat square timber oo the most erantarous
terms. Jaauar 4, 1871).
WCfcUAISK TI3IKKIS!
E.A.IUVIX&CO.,
ft iovr:Mvii.M:, p.
Being rpecially enjaed in the business of
Buying and Selling Square Timber,
Huntd represent that tbey are now prepared to
porches. Timber drlii end at either Curwensville,
Lo. lt II. ion or Marietta, (or will take it at anj
of these p'.iut,,) and sill on ronimiaiioo, making
sm-b advances as are neeeasarv.
Those enagrd in galling out Timber will find
at our store in Curwi-nsi illc, a very large stock of
STAPLE GOODS
Of all Dracriptiuaa.
ALSO,
flour,
.Wrnf,
MKjr,
(tain,
Corn,
And everything ncersaary for use of Lumbermen.
RAFT ROPE,
Of all si ten, kept oa hand in larn quantities, and
aotd at small adranee by the e il, A!eof
Pullrv . Ul..r h., 8wall
Rope, Ae.
fsPI.(l4LlM)IT I'M I.XTS offerrd
to those manufacturing Jvjuare Timlcr.
i a. tnx is A CO.
furwensrit'e, January 12, IS70.
Small Treats! Quick Sales!
HAIITMYICK & liaVIN
Are eonstantljr replenixliiiiK their slirck of I'rnr.
Mrttirines. A 0.
Pfhwl lloi.lt s and Ptalionrrr incluiliha the Os-
food and NalUinal Srrics of Readers.
Also, Tofcaeeo and Cipars of the best brands, at
the biwrnt price.
nit CALL AMI FVM. 9
yiiK Kf I.o(;l:iti
MATCHES TO LIGHT THE WORUM
The untb riffnnt his seenrrd the sole rilit to
manufacture and Ml in this eoimlT the
cni.i;illlATKI WATER-PROOF MArcif,
which i tat supereedinjt everr other match new
made. May le soakrd In wnter for us mouth
and will t-rnite a readilr as thow kf pi in a s.ir,.,
and are jiiM as ehenp aiariT ma le, (tr iers soli.
It. d and -n.mpilr dlM. nt.v address is Lutiirn
hurit. t'li nifit i i pt uiitj, pa,
jrt .lin tl JAC0R W. CORP.
NT
7(1 ll IV-llavinf norrhST.I the Intcrrat of
A. l!latlenWr.:er. Iq., in the hoaioea.
lierrtolOr. earned " on.lrr the linn name of J. A.
Illatlrnlierfir Co., the same will ho eondnrlnl
hereafter under the name of Moahanaoa Ui.d and
I. 0111 1 er t ompan v, 1 St., re. )
II. II. HIII.I.INUI OHII. JOHN HWSIIK.
tn2'lf President. (Jenrral rinp'l!
yVOOI) FXPANliINU C7i,TIv"aT0RS
IT Just received and for aale by
0- T. BI11FH t CO.
DARGAINS! DARGA1NSI
Market Street, Clearfield, Tcnu'a.,
(Oppmlta tha Jail,)
I HAVE now on hsr.d a first els ss stock of
gaods, suited to the wants of the puMlo
My stock being lsrpe. ard by eonslsntly making
additions ihrrao, I am a Me to aeeommodata
all who may favor msy calling. I bave
DRY GOODS,
Merinos, Olnftiams. Cloths, Prints,
le1aines, Casaimerea, Fiiks, Rrps,
Fatincts, Casliiaeres, Tared,, CokerKS, Alpaoas,
Mohair, tanell l, Muslins, Flsnnels, Bonnets.
Kituonr, Cloaks. Ilaln.orel Fklrll, Hoop Skirts,
Phawla, Praia Trlmraine s, Iliad Kelr, Caps,
Cr.rseta, flloves, frarfat Collars,
Grenadine Veil., Table Covers, are.
CLOTHING,
CojIs, Panta, Vesta, Orer-CoaU,
Gcct'i'Hiawla, Phins, Hals. Caps, Under-Rbirta
and Krawera, Uuota and hoes, Uum Bboes,
Craratr, 6ocks, (jlovea and Collira.
GUOCEK1ES,
Tea, Coffee., fugar, alolstres. Salt,
Candles, Rl e, Flour, Itaeon, Fi.h, Tubaeeo,
Raisins, Currants, 6plee, Crackers, Vmefar,
Oils, Varnish, Papper, Alcohol, Ae.
IIOU.SEUOLD GOODS,
Carpets, Oil elolb, Drugget, Cloi ks,
Loi'kinv (llasaea, Churns, Buckets,
Haebboanls, Tuba, Flat Irons, Pans, Window
B.inds, H all Paper, Coa! Oil Lamps, Bedeorda,
I'lntrellas, Kuivea, F'irka, 6poooa,
Crocks, Stores and Stove Blacking.
HARD V A RE,
Queensware, Tlnwara, Glasiwara,
Wooden ware, Copperware, Books, Stationery,
Muiical Gutds. Trunki, Skates, Ae.
ff-All of which will be sold on the most rea
sonable trms, and t' a blgheit market price paid
fur Grain, Wot I and all kinds of country produce
REM EM HER THE PLACE:
C. KRATZEE'S,
(0,o!ite the Jail,)
ci.farf:ei.d, pesn'a. ir
10,000 GUARANTEE.
BUCK LEAD Excels all other Lead!
I t For Its L'nriealed Wbitreesa.
Id. For its Vnrqiulcd Purabilit).
3d. For ill t'nturpassed Corerina' Proper!.
Lastly, for Its Keonomr.
'rT'It emts Ics to patnt witb Rnrlt Lead
than any other U hito Lead extant. The sane
weight rovers more surtace, I inure durable, and
tuskes whiter work.
HIC K l i: Al) i tht Cheapest and Dcrt.
$10,000 GUARANTEE.
BUCK ZINC Excels all other Zincs I
1st. For its t'nequaled Durability.
2d. For Its L'nrlvalcd Whiteness.
Id. For its L'nsnrpasied Covering Property.
LaKtly, for !ts Great Lconoay.
Pring the Cheapest, lland?omet and most Du
rable White Paint m the World. Roy only
BUCK LEAD AND UUCK ZINC.
Try it and be Convinced.
Satisfaction tluaranteed by the Msnufarturert.
DUCK COTTAGE COLORS,
Prepared eiprely for Painting
rnttages, Outbuildings of every description,
Fences Ao. 1 htrt? tva diffi-rent colnra. Du
rable. Cheap. Uniform, and Meautiful Shades.
B tuple cards sent by mail if deem d Deal
ers' Orders will ba promptly executed by the
manufactures.
FRENCH. RICH AI.DS f Co..
N. W. Cor. Tet th A Market streets. Phllad'a.
For sale by A. l.hawand Hartswirkf' Irwin,
Dealers in Drugs. Medicines, Paints. Oils. Ac.
Uearfl'ld, Fa . aprl:7"Mv
TOBACCO AND CIGARS I
WI10LE5ALC AXD IlETAIL,
At the New ToUaroo and Cigar 8tora of
v. .ti. iioorrn,
Two deors East of the PottolEco, Clearfield, Ta.
Constantly on band a fine asorttnrnt of Nary,
Congnss, Cavendish, Cable. F pun roll,
i!irhi(rn and Century Fine-cut
Chewing Tobaceo, Ac.
Also, a large and wHl seVctrd Flock of Isaported
and Domestic Cigars, Fmoking Tobaccos,
Jlprrsrhinm and Priar Pipes,
Pipa fixtures, Tobacco
Toirs, Cigar Ilnl.lers, and ererTthing generally
found in a writ regulated Cigar and
Tobacco Ptorc.
T-O'RrniemlK-r the place: Two doors East ft
the Posiodice, Clearfield, Pa. decl
NEW
nAEtiti.i: woitiis.
CLEAK FIELD, rENX'A.
I.O.I, and sre th. new MAItliLn WORKS,
on Market strret, n-.,iito tl.C .T.il.
MUM mi:nts.
lli:t IAN T11.MIIS,
niKMii cort he?,
IAIM.E T'iPS, MANTI.KS,
ARIir.N FTATI ARV,
TURftA CI TTA WARE,
IIKAIt i I'ddT PTONPf!,
of new and beautiful designs
All of which will be sold at tit prices, nr 2b per
pent, lias than atir nllirr eFtalilicliment in this
rouiilv. tvtti.farlitin guaranteed in all easts.
Onlrr, thanafullv M-rlird and proinj.ttr filled
in the beat woi ktnau-like manner.
P. A. OIDSOX.
Jva K. Watsov, Af nt. mvll lr
T!ic Elliptic Scfllns Machine!
ri'MK boat double thread we. bine now in ne!
1 W ill be ...Id lower thaw aay other marhlne
tim.h''d in like manner and rfomj the eame ranjre
of work. Maoiim'a ran be area at tbe etorr ol
Thi mp.on t t'w., t'urwensrilte, or al the reaidenee
of Hie wilder.. nod at bloom's llrolfe.
; l7 . Lf iISG. SMOJi.
sn ITH
HOUSE,
I"
j.p .it- II... I'saaing r l-'t.)
( I I. Wtl II Ml, IM.
'Ill H aa 1- r'isii'-d. I atiiir It uu'! thii house tr
a rrts il rt, is t ! to nlrrtatn itran
i r ii til trm , I. ii tr- nt-ral'y. ard lli rt'fore sliM
' iirnors pie lira a ta!'. Hts Tale will bi
suppled wild i he bttt the utarsct afl"Hs, and t is
I'm Hill ror.tjui ( cln.:cctt of wines ami hqums.
l lir h"tise. Itiio iiur, h p mid iMd'litip are eulire! f
' w. ti irli ft:wttUi to tleronil'irl of Irarrleis ,
Ink ). aLi 1 ii (f a 1 1 lit-t e larjre and rooa',
Jul siHid lor tcaiur'T. ftiari-rs modrrala.
J.nJ 70 WILLIAM H. li HAI'LLT.
THE LEONARD HOUSE.
(Near the Railroad Irpot,)
REED BTRKKT, CLKARFlELt, FA.
C. I). COODFCMOW, Proprietor,
VM.W flrst-elass Hotel In etcry recpeet
comlor1a.k' room rll the modern improve
uiciits the bvst 'f Llgl OilS prompt aiiena
atte, and reaeonatJe rhnrrs. The patronage ot
the pulJio is repertfiilly solieited. Tcatiistcrf
will plfMM ttike no i tec that a large tarn his jut'
bi-en erTt d lor the sheltering of horses, loaded
wagon and earna?- bavinir aoomtnodious yard
adjanent t the r n-ijrlit and 1'asieiifrrr di-pot JeJI'
THE ALLEGHENY HOTEL
MARKET fit., CLEARFIELD, Pa.
'FMirS larjrn and rommodione new hotel ba
X hern opened for the accommodation of the
pt.Mic, where the proprietor will lie jrlad to merl
his old friends, and receive a share of paMic pat
ronaffe. Br slriot personal attention to the de
tail of hie bttfiinetiK, he bopes to be aMe to render
ealipJantion to his patrons. The TABLE will
always be beiintilully supplied with the best that
can he procured In tho market, and the UAK
will contain a full stork of Llyl'ORS, LEER. Ac
Good stabling attach' d.
CAPPER LEIPOLUT.
Clearfield, March 5, lfoV-ly Proprietor.
THE EAGLE HOTEL,
MAIN FT., Ct r.WLNSVlLLK, PA.
n AVISO leasid fur a term of veers II a
above well known and popular bote), fket
formerly by Mr. Meson, end lately by Mr.
Foots.) the proieoi proprietor bas re-fllted it
with the otijcot of rendernn his gocfls eotnforl
atile while sojotiraina; witb him. A fine, larra
Stable and Yard is attached, for the care act
protarlion of horses, carriages end wasons. A
liberal abare of publie patronage ia aolirited.
my JOtf A. J. MIAl'i KER, 1'rop'r.
THE MANSION HOUSE,
Corner of Heoundand Market treta,
1 i.i:ahi ii:i.n, pa.
II Mold and commodious Hotel bas. durlns;
X the past year, been cnlarred to double 1
former eapaeity for the entertainment of stran
rrs and pfuests. The whole building has been
refurnished, and tha proprietor will spare no
pains to render fats guests comfortable while
staying witb him.
flr-fbe Mnnsion Ilonse" Omni has runs tt
and from tht liepoto the arriral and departure
of cacb train. JOHN DOUtiHKKTY,
apr4-7t If Proprietor.
THE AMERICAN HOUSE,
t urwtnevllle, Clcarlield couuty, Pa.
CIIUB andersirned bai leased this old and Ion r
X asUbliBbed bote), (formerly kept ty Msjr
Uaae Utoom.) situate ia a central portion of the
town. and bas entirely re-fitted and re furniibe l
it, at.d re-modeled tha stalling, so as to make it
sa oSjeet, hereafter, fur tha traveling public to
patronise tWis large au eommndious bouse.
Jan. 19, 10-tf. T. JEFF. liLOOM.
SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE,
1 uriteiiavllle, 1 learlield county. Pa.
rpiIISoldaod well aMabllsbed Hotel, beaotl
1 fully situated on the banks of the 00,0.
banna, ia the boroigh ol Curwemville, bas been
leaded for a term of years by the andereipsed
It has been entirely refitted, and Is now ops a to
the public generally and the travelling comav
nity ia particular. Ho pains will be spared to
render quests comfortable while tarrying at this
hone. Ample Stabling room for the accommo
dation of teams. Charges moderate.
Jan. I, '6V tf WM. Al, JKFFRIES.
THE EXCHANGE HOTEL,
WlIIS old estah(stBent baring been leasr
X hT J- MOHKISOK, formerly proprietor of
the "Morrison House," las been thorouuhlr ren -
orated and refurnished, and supplied with al
tne modern improvements and ronrenieaees ne-
eeseary to a first rlsis Hotel. Tne dining rooia
has teen remored to tha first floor, and is now
ppaeious and airy. The chambers are well ven
tilated, aed the proprietor will endeavor to make
bis guests perfectly at bf me.
JfZ W'JKHlsO.y, Proprietor.
1. W. W ALL ACB Tttoa. . Ml AW.
THE AMERICAN HOUSE,
i.uuiersDurg, cicarnrta lo. I'a.
pHT8 well known and ) ng etaV.Uhed Hotel,
X formerly kept by K. W, Moore, and latterly
by Wa. 8cbwem, sr., bas been leaved for a term
of years by the nndereignej, to which the atten
tion ot the traveling public is now called, and a
liberal share nf public patronage Is solicited.
aprl6,'(..y-pd bUAW A WALLACE.
THE RAILROAD HOUSE,
MAIN sr. riilLirsBURO. PA.
rpilR wndersirn.d keep, eonetantly aa band
X the ken of Liquors. Ilia table is alwaji
auilied witb the but tb, market afford, . Tba
traveling publio will ia well lo rive hire a rail,
nvl.'tla. ROHKKT LLOYD.
DANIEL CONNELLY,
Boot and Shoe Manufacturer,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
nA Jost rrreived a tne lot of Frenrk CALF
hklNS. and is now prepared to aiannfae
tore everything in hia line at the lowest figures.
tie win warrant nis work to ne as representee.
II, respectfully solicits a call, al kis shop
Market street, eeeond di or west ef the po.toffiee,
where be wtll do .11 in hit powar to render satis
faction, ejoma fine Uailer top, oa hand.
mjaVM-j DAKIh'L CONNKLLT.
rEACE PROCLAIMED.
THE WAR 0VE& IN CLEAEFIELL.
KNOX TOWNSHIP QUIET.
Xcarly nit the Contrnhtinds gm'ng back
to their old marten; but 'nary our
going to old Mtntarhustlts, irm
thry were lured so long and to trell.
IKrnnsrqnene. n( th, above facts. F. EHORT,
ef the old "Short tho. Shop," would an
nounce to hia numerous patrons, and th, people
of Clearfield enoni v el large, that he has now a
first rote lot of good material, jurl received from
the Kaet, and is prepared on snort notice to Dial e
and snaad Uoou and Shoes, at kia new abop In
Hrehaia s row. lie issali.fird that he can fleet,
all.twiless It might besom, intensely loial stai .
at bom. patriot,.) He is prepared to veil low f, r
Caak or Country Produce. Don't forget the
Shopa,,! lm)r (1 shower, t Qrahsra'a store,
on Market elreel, t'lrarleld, Pa., and kept bv a
fellow commonly ealied
J.'.'? J "SHORTY."
m BOOT ADSU0E SUOT.
KDWARD MACK,
Cow. MARKET A 3d St.. CLEARFIELD, Pa.
IllK prnpri.tnr bas entered Into the B00T
PIIOK bueinecs at the above stand, and
ts determined not to be outtUme eilber in ejus)
tv or price for bis work, .Special atttntlrn
will be paid to manufacturing Sewed work. 11a
has on hand a Ure lot of Krenek Kip an1
Calf Sains, of tbe .cry hct qua Illy, The eltl.
ens of CletrfliVd and rtriuity are reepcrtfally
invited I" give hiai a trial. No charge for calls.
noesV tf
i;W ROOT AMI SHOE SHOP.
I l l RH I-?SaVll.l.l'
'pilR subscriber baring lately started a asw
l nooi ana nno. shop a Curwensville, en
Main street, oproelta Josel k H. Iiwla'. tin,.
tore, reinectlullv man..,.. . ,k. ..kn. n...
he is prepared to manufacture ell stylra of Boors
and b..ce. and .rerytbing ia hi, II... on ,hort
nolle.. II. also tiros oa hand a govd e'aort
lenl of ready-made work, which k. will Mil
cheap for eaak or country pro-iuee.
nenr-tr I.KH I" T. F0fH.
Removal I
1HIK MISSKS III KVK IIATriRI.D would
rrrpeoifollv inrhiw the Ladirs of this place
and Itcirilv that they have removed their Pres..
making eal.tili.hmrnt from the rooms over llarte.
wick A Irwin', drug store to thoae adjoining the
liaerry. anil aohcit a liberal share of lietronae-.
llcartlrld, I'a., May tb. Mril-lf.
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