r II i: HKNJIH.ICAN.
ci.i:Ai!! ir.i.p, va.
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i Terms of Subscription.
If rii'l In a.t.iii-e.nr "Uliin three htonlha,. t? flfl
j, ,i I ift.-r three, and h-rorc ! month. t nil
( j.m l afler the expiration of six month... 00
All rl iclf n to iiiiur iiiftcition hi (lit
i,.r iliouU be handed in early on Tuesday
Wiling, as "o " ' r,IM 12 o'". (noon.)
j ri;i k.ioi s notk
NlciliotlNt rpUcoal rimrrli Rnv. J. H,
Sfi'.Ktt I'.stor. Public Scrvioa vcrv Sabbat b,
JJl-l A W., and 71 P. M.
r itil)tb Sohool at 9 A. M.
ji'-ayfr M.oting every Thursday, at 71 P. M.
utjmiinin Service, first tSahbath of cvory
ta-,h, t l"l A. M.
Kraiirl Church CathollcxRcv. Mr.
fljh :m ki d. Mu' at 1 ii o'clock A. Mi, ou the
fr-nd f'urth Smuluv of nicb uiontli.
fvi. Atnlre hurrli liilhcopal Uv.
flfciRUK M M..- Public Servioe Sunday morning
v oV!o.-k. au.t ut 7 P. M. Suuday Behool at
$ '. M. Prayer Meeting Wednesday evening
lrt'sltrrlali Church Rev. Mr. I1lti.:b.
ijy !k .' jrvii'L' evury Hiljutli, iuu.i.iiig and oven-
Mr. J. W. Thompson, advertise
ii:'i our paper and fyy hiimlbills, for the mile
Ir pcrouitt pi(.H'rty, iu Lawrcute ttiwn.iltip.
S Tin1 School lHrerlors of I'iko town-
I, w..-!i t tuii!uy fevtu ((i'ud tcauhiTJ, ami
i JtrtLtm ol P vim tcwiisbip want five to ttike
ij I' tbi ir vctiuol.i the miming winter.
Mr. Tliomiu iJuura, of Iuggf town-
Ai a UsJvftful of laiffo apples, gf the Fall PvDx-k
a ". id. Wn.y lio alwuyB Lave au abuudaime at
r ni'. i som lu imrp witli bis friend abroaj.
MisiNfonMKD.-We last week ehroni-
! an iiiTruy which ooourrtd on the njountatu
wo. d Tvrone nud (ilea IIpo. in which a tuan
ih-iI WoiiJ was fat!!y iniurcJ. We aru i,oasetl
t' 1'Uiu that the tujurrd mua in in a fair way to
i iivrr, and that none jf the parlies engaged in
p ) allray wtrn arre utrd. KJitors, like other
ijijr, areoflen hun.uugeri.
ly refereiico to the card of the
ifqiicliiiuna Iluu in this i8Ue of thf Htpublicam
wilt lie aoeti that there baa been a change of
fuiidlmds. Mr. Wra. M. JetTrieB rrtirta from the
B in in ess, and Mr. EU Bloom has takeu charge of -
nin at max place. .Mr. is. uaving aaci consider- j
le experience in hotel keeping, w bespeak for I
..... . .
m a liberal .birr of pat.-opngn.
"The 1iiii.osophkk.u A half crazy
How named 'uH lfr. Chase," has announced
fnmielfosa volunteer candidato for SheritT. lie
no doubt, in a great measure, tho instrument of
me of the old Know-Nothing hags who are too
iiwardly, or politic to boldly avow their old
kcrcay aliout Americans aud Foreigners, hence he
set In the foreground to resurrect the native and
alien" dement. His rotes will be about equal
his sense, on election day.
Is Town. Cant. Lorenzo Loraino,
If the C. 8. Army, has been spending a few days
jj ith bis old neighbors in thia place. Ite was
-Mounded at the flnt battle of Bull Run, and aoon
fter appointed to a Profnsorwhip In the Military
Academy at West Point, where he has re hied
H' nt il the present, lie baa resigned bis profesflor
f hip and has been ordered Id the Dry Tortucas,
kn the State of Florida, where bis companv
L , t. ... . . . . , , . - i
une of tho 4tb Artillery) has been on duty for
Several years. Our best wishes accompany him
lo his new home, among the Lemon and Orange !
groves uf the extreme South.
(Ikt Rkoihtered Next Saturday
will be the last opportunity of gutting your names
put on tho list of voters. Those who fail to have
their names so recorded may have soma trouble
In getting their ticket into the ballot-box at the
pproichiDg election. In accordance with tho
notices posted throughout the cnunly, the Assessor,
or Register as he is termed, will sit at the election
house in every district, on Saturday the 1st day of
4'ctober, where all can repair on that day. Judge
I Foley, and Martin Nichols, Kq.. Registers fur
this borough and Lawrence township, will be
. found at the Court House on that day ready to
.' wait upon all applicants.
J Lawrence Township Pkmociiatic
'v Ticket. I'urrnant to published nuti.-e theciiixens
' of Lawrence town hip, rprennled by Dulegnlcs,
', i i-M c.i.i w.i . .i , .,:....(...!
u,v ... bnxuiiu uii .u.uj .- ...u :
the following ticket t
Justice of the P. nee MiMhrw Ogden. J
i Aseor .lames M'LftuiMin.
Assistant Asst'ssors M rria F. Wallace, Miles
H-'hool lUf-cetorf Robert Porli r, Thomas Mc
pherson. isnperviors J. Rihop 81iw, Rudolph twarta
: woriB, Thomas M. Lmiirk. Abroui Li!,
Coiiatattt Tiiylor Ituwlea.
I Ju'lge oj Ivbction 1cwin C. Rloom.
Infpectitrs tieo. II. I1N, Win. C. U;iff.
O. S. of Poor.-O. B. Merrell, Cla:k Brown.
Treasurer WiUon V. Tto,
1! Auditnr Henry Augh ubargh.
tlerli Levi F. Irwm.
m m
Tim Democrat? of ChoAt townliip
hive mrt an 1 nominated the fu',l'wing tiekit to be
luted for al tho coming generul election:
!onlalik H iiiflmin K!ing r.
Aacor--KH H. Cltmson.
Assistant Annntoit Lawrence Killiin, Ianiel
? VeweKner.
Judg of F.lcfltinn Anthony Mtilarvy.
( Inspector Samu'l K. f-'nydi-r.
a Hnporvisors John C. Kitchen, William Barto,
ij John Rubicon, Hrnjsmin Hiln.p.
S r'jho'd Dirw'ois I-tor N. Ran
lanry, Adam llugy.
ii Auditor Atidrtw l ial
Poor Ove seers Tai Itou F. Iunbnr, Jacob
t J.iiigaJ' Iter.
f Township I'hiU Calvin FteplienS.
tJoNCt-.RT.-Thoso of our reader who
d-firt a rieb treat in the muic line, will of course
repair to the Court House on Thursday evening.
The PhilipsMirg and Oarfi.ld Bands together
with tho Philipibnrg PramMic Assoela'.ion, who
" fflvg kindly tendered their S'Tvieea, will give a
joint exhibition that evening. Thc.c Hands have
is lVw equal", oven in the cities, and dercrvc the
patronage and support of the eitiiens. The mrm
j Wrs loee much lime w!iile engnged in tickling the
j jnuttiral ear, one or more of which is possessed by
. .l . .. .rvl.n.lu k.n II t...nn ll.. Ii .li.nne.
a.(V -v ""wa.v a..v ........
who lose no valuable time, to contribute to keep
wp the nsunl wear and tear of Instruments In
aacb cases. We hope tho Concert will be will
attend.-.!.
JaiVF.R Improvement The TiCia-
iat are last winter through the Influence of Senators
'Wallace and White, appropriated $0li0 towards
Improving tko rivrr from the Clinton county lino
iu tli bead of Ike stream. Whether the Commis
sioners have done any'hing or not we are unuMc
to learD- We are informed however, that through
the instrumentality of Mr. Lawrence Flood, quite
a number of rocks have been removed from the
"ninety foat gap" to tho "ring ro k" in a distance
f about half a mile no leas than U reeks bars
lieen "blosreH aut, the one hi "Faady addy,"
' measuring 1x23 feet. This cleaning out m'xkc
a complete landing at ?udy for half a mile an
beth sides of lb river, which wilt aertaialy please
the raftmcti.
PplRIT OF PROORFSS. V nrc in
formed that the School Ins'itnts will bo held at
Clearfield, eotniprneing on tht 17tb of October
writ. The eiereiss will be of to m.rtt fnterest
jbg tbaracter, present icliitionl this
InatUata will bo tho larg:st tr held in tbo
Misty. Addresses and locturoa will bo s)Ji eared
by Ex Sor. Rigler, Han. J. B. McEnaDy, Rev.
UrCord, Prof. J. Hsrt, Prof. J- V. Montgomery,
t. n.ilurrey. Wm. M. Xlw-Coilongh, and F. W.
Skttltl. Esq'i- olh'r. Pvp-TS ar I report
will be read upon tb following topics :
lotprtanee of a con eat primary e-!u:stion.
The du;y of the tr,-'ir.
r7mpr'rin'4' ' r'5 B'trfi lnf'V n'. V"!.
How ihailoor tceools bo msde more popular an J
Btful
Ken'i-',o of tea'-her ar.d rit ot'k to cJiiia'Jn.
Motives t. ftady.
. - b r,ral rev111" real.
In S'lilition lo Mr. liiodln'B hotol
ard, will b found a llt or pir-oml property
t ' I fr U" h; lr-!' "'I p I-' p-
I Tn. Sim l.uv - Wn Hiii fi(iii il!v
j lr.lrrt' full d til rlfMn to Hie lio-de III trealllie,
' tiav liil- , ' Bill. , .beep, 4-, 11,,. ,,n ,a
nji4 1 In ait .tarioe llii.: Ulif-tieirr a allay
lwl-1 ll f.mnl lre..pe.li; on Ilia pti rhi.ea ol
nil) one II I. Ill' duly i.f tlie pa,l, In Kim n'.lier
In I (in Oil. if thiriof nnl-T Hie pnialle of (.'.
If h i-n I n fi.nnl, mul mniiu f,,ar ,ve Jlliei
In the T.'Oll ( Ink II full iltl.inn of (lit- kin.l,
ttiaia., r"l'r or any other tiatnr.-il nr artificial
mai k . of em-li nl. or .date, tngi tlier with tin- feoa
) Mih are for a horao, 10 centi; ciitle, 211 cent.
and ra h fhy, 6 c nts. If the owner dVi not
appear wftliin ten dnvi after inch Mray nhall be
taken tip, and stttle all draagrs and cuati, it
(hill be the duty or the part) taking up (he lame
lo muM th aalil alrny or alraya to be mltirllMiil
fur three trcrlr In al Irarl onn lirw...,ir, (which
wala ll.fiO). AiiJ if tho omiiT hall not bate
appeared Hilhin alxtjr dnji after rath alrerlio
mi nt, anil aettlo all reaaonalib ooula ami ilamugnii,
the peraon taking up (he laid itrar aball make
application to a Ju.lire of tho Peaor, la laid
townahip, w li o la niuirpd to Inane hia Warrant
to the Cunatabln, whoae duty it alutl be to a-ll
the aame al pnhlie aalt, Brat Klvinjr tea dara'
nmice of auch aalo by at leart threa printed or
wrillen haudbilla. And after he ahall have aul.i
the Fame, he ahall miiko return of the proceedi.
to Iho eiiid Jiiati:-e, wlm khtt:i, after pajiiie; ull
renannn'ile ilaiiiajrra and oust, of kci-pinjr na nftire
aaid, pa.v over the aurplu., if nnr there bn, t (he
Cotiuty Trenaurer; but if the owner ahall appear
willun one year allrr f ueh sule, nti il pru vo his
property to anuh stray tho said Justice ahall oer
tify the naum to the said TreaKiirer, ho vhall
pay the owner the wludo amount of uuoh overplus,
but if tho owner ahnll not apply within the time
afiMi'siiid h ahull thereaftL-r bo debarred from
rm:overin;, and the luoney al'imisuid may be ftp
plied to county purpwM-.
Tuk Gah Comianv In nfpopdancc
with previous unuouneeim nt 1 ho aubseriburs to
tho atuck of the Clvarfldd (Jon Company met on
Saturday last and elected the fullowiug bmrJ of
Ihreotorn :
T. Jeff. Iloyer, Wm. A. W allaee,
Jamef" !(. fcrahatn, I Wiu. I). Jdgler,
.1. lllake Walters.
It is evident from what is transpiring iu the
(in line tint our citilt ns are to be blessed with
Oi lijfht ere lon. It ha heeu demonstrated in
localities whore Gaa M'orka have bcoo ereolt'd,
that the investment has prorud remunerablc, evun
where cool hat to be transported a great Uistanuc.
Then why should capitalists hesitate about aub
seribing their money here whero the coal b mined
within fight of where the works will be erected?
Anti Pl'kt. For a first class comb,
hair, titmh ninth anil nil ntkrr L.n,1. .,) -,.)... Ar
bruehc?, A. 1. Uaa! is the place, who has re
oi ivtHi trie iuNi hi assortment ever loumf id this
PUrp' Ii'rnKitkm of this kind mint be rerjr
g-atifvinr U the cominnnitv when hutre columns
Qf duJ, r, b,k,, the outer gar.
men is and autMing tiiu hntr. tk lo and aee
tLiin, although a look at thnn will not clean your
head, whiskers or gurineut, yet they are so "dog"
cheap that you will nut remain dirty any longn.f
Important Newspaper Change.
The Uraitk and llmt a finely illustrated family
journal of a high character, hitherto issned by
Messrs. Pettengill, Mates A Co., has bren purchased
by Mrsrs. Oraiic Jndd k Co., of 'Hb IJroadway,
New York, the well known puMinhers of the
American A-jrtcnllmritl. Messrs. 8. M. Pet ten ill
k Co., whoiw great Adverliing Agency, mtah
lishrd in 14V, is one of the largest and roost
reputable in tho world, find thai t heir exlensirn
hummus requires their exeluKire attention, and
they therefore transfer Hearth and Horn to the
new puMifhurs, whose Long experience and abun
dant facilities will enable the in not only to main
tain the past high character of the paper, but to
add materially to its talue. The Din publishers
also announce a reduction of the ti-nus to f.'l per
rear. The change will not at all aflect the Amir-
icon Ayricn!irt, wliich will continue ou inde
P,'n,i",ity M heretofore. The illustrations and
reading tuatter of the two journals will bo entirely
dltTrr,uL Kither ol the journals will be furu.Fhed
frr,in now to the end of 1h;1 (1j monthi), at the
jwerlv mbscriiitlon rate, vis: the weekly Ihartk
aid Home, at 3 : the monthly AwenVaw Aqricul
Inrift, $1.H ; or the two for $4. This is certainly
rery c lies p.
Arrangements Completed. Tho
work upon the new buildings, and other Im
provements, on the grounds of the Alloona Park
Association, will bo uompletid in a day or two, and
all things ready for tho reception of stock and
articles, and the opeuing of the F.xhibition. The
new building is In feet wido, HO fort long, 12 feet
high to the square, oouib roof covered with shin
glca. and W.-I1 floored.
A trnin tf paesreger ear" will be run between
the depot, In front of the Ignn Hniine, and tho
grounds, every half hour, during the Kthihition.
Tho driving course is in excellent condition
quite a number of hordes entrrrd for speed are
new in the stablea on tho ground, and also other
that are undr trn'ining. The Exhibition opens
Oct. 4iht and cl"ss Oct. Tth.
The ofTiefTA of the Arsoctation have our thank
for a c iniplimentnry tieket.
SKitiocs Acciuknt. Wo loarn bv
t)lP 1'hiliprburg Journal that "an aet-id-nt occur-
n ,i at Oceeol on Monday, hy the running away
of a horse aitw h. d to a bu .vv, c-titaining Mrs.
Wallace of th:tt i.lnce, resulting in the dieloeation
; of hi-r arm at the elb'.w. the bene of that portion
of th" a:m aioee the elbow t,i humeri being
thrut through the llenh and skin upon the inside
of the arm. If is h'p"l t treat It so suefeuluMy
ri to do sway with the ueresnity of imputation."
TlIE total population of Canihria
ronntv, ai'jiinling to the ofRriil figures furniihrd
bv .Mum 1m I Muriiock.ii S'vm ol whitm less than
l.i.t iK), no fur as wc cm ju lo, nuide in aud about
Johntown.
A full and complete assortment of
fall and winter goods just received at the Wore ot
C. Kratwr k Huns. Becond St., Cleaifield, Pa.
jlarrlr.
(In RrplemlnT !'.'d. 1 "70, by Jiinx II. Iloa i k,
Kn., Mr. I.KVt liGUHK'K to Jliaa MAdlilK
A M II RO.-l; ; all ofl'rnn town-lnp.
On F'-jitrniher 21 .t, 1 70, by l'nninlilrR lloi.li
flTCR, Knq., Mr. KI1ASTI S I,. KIIIK, of llra.ly
town.liip. to Miaa I.KVIXA K. PAINTER, of
I'niua tmnllip.
Jiic d.
In Minora tnwni-lnp. on Scpt.rul.rt 22.1, 1?T0, al
the re.idi-r.ea of her iiiD-in-taw, ll. V. Cmi.iu'i,
JANE M.l'l.l III:, afd il r.ara, 4 montln and
5 da) a.
In I.awrenee Inwii.bip. on HejitemliiT 2"d, lTO,
SARA H, ilc of Aana linn, ard pear., II
niiintba and 1 1 duya.
In Kylertown.nn S. plemUr l.'ili. 1K70. KI.IZA
I1KTM, wife of J. II. Kvir.li, ng.J t.l y.ur., b
muntha and ihya.
iUar!;cts.
Clearfield Markets.
Corrected a-ei klr by Itn lunn Wil.iiP, Whole. ale
and ftelail lirnler In I'ry (looda, (Iroeeriea, Pro.
viainna, Ao., .Market etreet, Clearfield, Pa.
Ci.ABriri n, !., Sept. J7, M70.
Apple. (rei.n.dOfio 71. Il'.sra. dreaard II
Pried. f lb '.. in Hi. lea, green 7
Apple butter. Viral, 1 On Mnma 00fa 31
Mutter.... tiefia 3.' Shnuldt-ra I'IKili H
Henna H Oilli I Sr Hide.... 11111,4 2'i
lliiiklio.it I 2.V bard 2.S
Huekwheat flnin lb. f' M ra. l.ntk.V ld'l....".D ('('
i Ib-ef, dried J 'lata f.n
I fie "f, fre.h IlKi U Oniona 1 OH
I rio.rda, M U OIKnU On PoUtoe Ondt :i
Curn, ahelled 1 20 Peaehea, dried, lb.. lii
Corn, ear 00 Plaater, H bbl X 40
Corn meal. .ark. I f.H Urn 1 Ji
Chap. V ewtl I S" Kara. V lb 1
Clnreraeed t 10 Slt,aa.'k t 60
Cheeae I i Shinplea.la in. t4(rt 5 01
Cherriea, lb. 10(,j M, Shingle.,? inW(,y II 00
Cbiekeiia, drad, lb, I Timotby leed 7 0
Ec J" Tallow
r'Uxaoed 2 (in tt beat 1 fiO
Fluur 0 (iii t dO Wool 40
liar 10 00 15 On Wood. V enrd
iunnriat.
CI.OSINO PRICE1! or Dtl!e Mao., Vo. 40
Foulh Third St, Philadelphia, Fapt. J4. I70:
f. S. of 11
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" V7,new
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113 114
1121 1122
Ilia nil
mi mi
ll"l IMS
imi ii"!
IKJ !K'
Id.:, li'it;
mi mi
. I'. .S. 30 ViH.r 0 per eatit. rnrrn.'y..
j iue C .mpiiun-l Inlerert Ni.tea
I O ill
I Silver
ii2i mi
loa no
fnion I'.eiCe It. U. I t Mort. Bond... C25 fU
I Central I'aeili. R. R V 1 0
j l'n''0 fivl' 1 i-1 Orm Pnda 71ft TIC
INTO. MI'TKMIIIK. ISTO.
MAGNIFICENT
OITNINd or
FALL AD Xlm (;00I)S!
wiiiiiiAiti im;i:i,
MAltKET FTRKKT,
( I.ICARI ICI.I), PRNN'A.
I Shall CoHttnnr lo Keep
Trint., Delainea, nin(;h;iiin, Cbinti, Hhaetinga,
('anion Hanncle, Wnulen Klanneli, Table
I.inina, (Juilla, Dreaa Oooill,
1'lain and Col'd Silka,
Japaneae Silka.
. First. ( lass Article or Uoods.
Wool Plaid., Itepa, Klaek Alpacaa a aplendid
artiele, S7J and H'c l.ailiea' Poatina,
bhairla Woolen and I'aialey
Waterproof.
.tntl Srll the Snmr an Low
l.n.lita', Miaaea' and rhildraua' Fhoea, Ilula and
Capa, Fun, Faney (looda, Trimminga,
White (iooda, Hnir (looda, Inii
tatiua and rial.
fs Tliry Van br II ought
The Celebrated Uarrlf Heauileaa Kid Glorel, the
beat In the world, alao, a good Kid
Olore for 7i aenti Uoaierjr
' Notiona, Ac.
Mn any othtr .Varhrl.
New FJI Blrlci In Uuta, Donneta, Kibbona, Hat
riuniea, Flowera, Oatrich Tipa, Aa.; a
large itoek of Ladiea' aV Qent'a
Underwear.
Jt-ff-A flrat-elaae Milliner from Philadelphia
haa hen engared (o make and trim llati and
ltonneta in Hi. beat and moat fa.hionable alylea.
Clearlirld, l'a., Sept. 14, I.HiO.
ll i: 31 O V A Jj !
T
WOt'LD respectfully inform my customers
and Ibe public generally, that 1 hara
Removed my Millinery and Fancy Store
To the late reri donee of Pr. Hartswick,
orpoatTi TM JAIt-
And have fitted up a room well sultod to supply
my trade in tho most pleasing stylo, and I would
hare my customers to positively bear in mind that
I am determined not to be surpassed la
STYLE, QUALITY, or
Low Trices of my Goods I
And will make i( a .pecialty to all peraoni want
ing good, in my line to pleaae in the moat profit
able way lo them, and will jret wee'ilr from the
ity ALL T11K LATEST STYLES Ott.
RECEIVED THIS DAY!
Fomc of tho most bountiful and elegant styles of
new Fall Bonnets, Hats and Fremh Flowers.
Also, Laee Collars, tlloves, Hilk Laces, An.
Please call and sn them.
Mn. T. E. WATSON.
Clearfield, Heptember 7, IS"0.
rLWSVLVWI V RAIL ROAD.
TVIIOXE A CI.EAKK1EI.I) HI! ASCII.
ON and afler Monday, MAY .10th, 1S71, two
I'a..enni.r Traina will run daily (eaeepl eiun
dnyajbaweia Tyrone and Clearfield, aa I'dlowa:
I'l.KAHFIF.I.n MA
LEAVE fiolTil. j LEAVE NOKTII.
Clearfii ld J.30, r.
PlulipniiurK -1-40, "
(i.-n.la t."0, "
Trrone 6. .10, "
Tyrnna .00,.i.
Ilarenla Ill i, "
l'liilip.barg...l 1.00, "
Cl.ailield 12.0S,r..
Cl.EAIll'li:i.l Al'( (l.MMi)HATION.
LEAVE S01TH. I LEAVE NORTH.
Clenrfi-ld
7.00 a. . Tyrone 0 00 r.
040 " j Inter.eotion ...1 .OS "
Philipahurg...
(l.r.y,. 10 .14 i Oveola J 40
Interaocliun... 1.1" P. M.: riillip.bnrjr ,.VS.'i "
Trr.me 1.20 " , Cleai field. ar...(l. (10 j"
FAI.'K AND DISTANCES.'
FIKI.M C'l.UAnFlKLD.j FRuM TYRONE.
Elation. E j Clatlonl. z. J
? i r i
Leonard 3 I" liiteraeelion 4
H'...liiid (I 2'i 'nii.eo. nc 7 20
lliflrr 2i (lardni'r d 20
Wnllaorion II .U III. I'lea.ant....ll SO
pine Hall II 40 Summit 14 S.S
I'hlllpvlnirii; IT 8(1 Sandy It i.lKn... 1 5 40
Strinera' IS ft'1 Pnwilllon 17 4?i
liimlar 50 00 ((areola Ul Kit
(Itf-cnll HI OH Piinbar 21 00
Puwelllen 24 J.'i Sieiner' 2.1 OA
Sandy Rilge....2 f" llilllnlMrjt SI 10
Summit 27 84 Illne Hull 28 PO
Mt. Plea.anl.,..ll Wa'laeelon .10 P5
Uardner S.1 III 00 Miller .11 US
Vaiiaeoroe HI 1 Oil Woodland ii ll 00
luter.ei'tiuu .17 1 l i I.-ona-.l ." I 10
Timnp. 4)1 I W llfarllild !! iW
FARE FROM CI.EARFIFI.D, TO
Hellrrnte, pa f2 0 I M i.blb down J.'i 00
I k llnren 2 70 Maiiolla ft SO
William. porl .1 fto I.aneaalee 6 SS
llnnlinedin I f", I'll 1 1. A liKl.i'ii I A 7 S
lwiatown 2 V0 Aftnnna 1 04
Marv.rille 4 Ml John-town 180
IIAIIIIISIII Rll... 4 7ill'ITTSlirH(l 5 1.1
fl)NM:tTIIN.
Cloae eonnertion. n.ade al Tyrono with train..
En.t and Weal m the Main Line, and at William!
purl for point. North and En. I.
Pa.aeiini.ri leaving Clearfield at 5710 p. m.,
reai-h Wiiliain.port Ibe aame dny.and pa.aenjer.
leaving William. port al 8.00 a. m reaeh Clear
firl.l al (I 00 p in.
1'a.aengi.r. for way etatlnnl a the Main Line
between Tyrone and Ham. burg, tear Trrone al
3.41 p. m. UEURliK U. WILKIN'S,
aaylftf. HuperinlenlenL
FDLLERTON'S
RESTAl RAM & RF.FRLSiniET
unon,
In Leary'i New Rnilding. (formerly nrenpied by
Mr. Meliaugbey,)
SECOND ST., CLEARFIELD, PA.
ClONSTANTl.Tonhandaflne aeleotioa of CAN
) V BS, M'TS, r It! A IIS, TOBACCO, e.
Alan, II1KSII (iVS'lKltl4 reeeired daily, net
I'rteil up to .nil the tn.lra of eii.tnmera.
iu-'lll I I VRD ft W.OON.m liemid atory.
i apid 70 tf Ii. R. 1 I Ll.Klt ro.N.
OR G AN S c PI AN OS.
I ESTY'S AM) MASON if- HAMLIN'S,
ron i.li ar
8. J. HAYES, rarwen.rllle. Pa.
s
klVw... lii.i'a c res e.t. V ill. Iimir and
Cirulr Hiw; aNo, Bovuton's Lislittiinf
Cross me haw for irle r
lrtmhctrt')S (Tpliimn.
' II I. K I 11 ft K V H I
The Kidneys aie two In number sltuaM at the
upper part of tho loin, surrounded hy fat, and
consisting of threo parts, via: the Auterlor, ths
Interior, and tbo Ulterior,
The anterior absorbs. Interior onsists t-f tli
una or reins, which terra as a deposit for Ibe
urine and convey It to ths ettcrlor. The eitrrlor
Is a oo nd ue tor also, terminating In a single tube,
and called tho Ureter. The ureters are connected
with the bladder.
Tha bladder Is composed of various coverings
or tissues, divided Into parts, vis: tho Upper, tho
Lower, tha Nervous, and tho Mucous. Tho upper
oipets, the lower retains. Many hara a desire to
urinate without tho ability; others urinate with
out tbo ability to retain. This frequently ocsurs
in children.
To cure these affections, we must bring Into
action the muscles, which are engaged In their
various functions. If they arc neglected, 0 ravel
or Irojisy may ensue.
The reader must alto be made aware, that how
over slight may he tha attack, It Is sure to affect
the bodily health aud mental powers, as our flesh
and blood are supported from these sources.
GOUT, OU RHEUMATISM.
Pain occurring In tho loins Is indicative of the
above diseases, they occur to pcrsoos disposed
to acid stomach and c bulky concretions.
THE GRAVEL.
The gravel ensues from neglect or improper
treatment f the kidneys. These organs being
weak, the water is not expelled from the bladder,
but allowed to remain; it becomes feverish, and
sediment forms. It Is from this deposit that the
stone is formed, and gravel ensues.
DROPSY.
Propsy is a collection of water In some parts of
tho body, and heirs different names, according to
the parts aTeotod, vii: when generally diffused
over the body, It la oalled Anasarca, when of the
abdomen, Ascites ; when of the chest, Hydro! borax.
TREATMENT.
Ilelmbold's highly concentrated, compound Ex
tract Rurhu Is decidedly one of the best remedies
for diseases of tbe bladder, kidneys, gravel, drop
sical swellings, rheumatirra, and gouty affections.
Under this bead we bsv arranged Dysuria, or
difficulty and pain in passing water. Scanty Secre
tion, or small and frequent discbarges of water;
Ftrangary, or itoppiag of water) Hematuria, or
bloody urine; Gout and Rheumatirm of tho kid
neys, without any change in quantity, but increase
in solor, or dark water. It was always highly
recommended by tha lata Ir. Physiek, tn these
affections. ,
This medicine increases tha power of digestion,
and excites tbo absorbents into healthy exercise
by which the watery or enlrareous depositions,
and all unnatural enlargements, as well as pain
and inflamation, are reduced, and It ii taken by
men, women aod ehildreo. Pi root two for use
and diet accompany.
pHit iPKLrnu, Pa., Feb. 25, )t:.
II. T. Helmbold, Pru'gisti
Pear Pin 1 have letn suffering, for upward
of twenty years, with gravel, bladder and kidney
affections, during which lima I have used various
medical preparations, and been under the treit
nmnt of the moit eminent phj sieians, expfrioncinR
hut little relief.
Having seen your preparations exU-nsivcly ad
rertised, I consulted with my family physician in
regard to uing your Kxtroct Ruihd.
1 did this because I had used all kinds of adver
tised remedies, and had tuund them worthless, and
some quite injurious; in fact, I despaired of ever
getting well, and determined to ne no remedies
hereafter unless t knew of the Ingredients. It
was this that prompted mo to use your iftneily.
As you advertistd that it was composed ofbuohu,
euhohs, and Juniper Lurries, it occurred to me and
my physician as an excellent combination, and,
with his advice, a ft or an examination of the arti
cle, and consulting again with the druggist, I eon
eluded to try it. I commence, its use aliout eight
months ago, at which time I was confined lo my
room. From the first bottle I was astonished and
gratified at the beneficial fleet, and after using il
three weeks, was able to walk out. I felt mu h
like writing you a full statement of my case at the
time, but thought my improvement might only he
temporary, and therefore enneluded to defer and
see if it would effect a perfect cure, knowing then
It would bo of greater value to you, and more
satisfactory to Die.
I am now able to report that cure Is rffVctcd
fter using the remedy for flra months.
I fan re not used ai.y now for throe months, and
feel as well In all respects as I ever did.
Your Duehu being dernid of any onpbasant
latto aud odor, a nice tonic and invigoratorcf the
system, I do not mean to be wilbotit it whenever
oooasioa suay rrqntre Its use In snoh affertlnna.
FhouIJ any doubt Mr, MeCormick's itfltenienl,
ho refers to the following gentlemen :
Hon. Wu. Biutxn, ex Governor, Pennsylvania.
Hon. Twos. R. FbonRrr, Philadelphia.
Hon. J. C. Kox, Julge, Philadelphia,
Hot.. J. 8. Ill am, .ludg, Philadelphia,
lion. P. R. Poarra.px-t.overnor, Pennsylvania.
Hon. F-lms Laa in, Judge, Philadelphia,
lion. R. C. l.niRR, Judge, United Slates Court.
Hob. ii. W. Wounwaan, Judge, Philadelphia.
Hon. W. A Ponri:a, City Solicitor, Philadelphia.
Hon. Jons Riulrr, ex Governor, California.
Hon. R. Ranks, Auditor rim., Washington, P. C.
And many others, if necessary.
4T Hold hy Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
Rewareof counterfeit, At-k for llelmNdd s. Take
o other.
PRICK:
$1.2.ri or P.oillo, or 0 Dottlrd for 6(150.
Delivered lo any address. Describe symptoms
in all communuations. Address
H. T. II ELM HOLD,
Iru(j and Clieniii-al Waroliou'e, .',,14 Hroadway,
New York.
"V'lXK AltK (iCM INK IM.KsS I'ONB I T
i-l in etetl. engraved wrepper, ailli fae aiuiilr
( of my Chemical Wanbouiif, and sinned
!?!' Ij U. T UKL.MI-'tLP
iliidiuuf, (Ilniintf, f ir.
THE IRONSIDES
TIN & ST0YK STORK
G. S. FLKGAL,
rhUipabur?, Centre County, Pa,
rriltE uaderslgnod respectfully anncuncei to
1 tbe nubllo that ba baa on banl a oars
fully-selected and well assorted stock of
STOVES. HEATERS. RANGKS,
HOLLOW WARE!
TIN, V0VPKR AND SHEET-IKON
W A K Ii !
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE !
His stock of Cooking 5tova consists of
HIE CKLERRATED IRONSIDES,
Which hara never failed to bring rr 1
prosperity luto families whore It la used,
Diamond 8tate, Farmer, Herald. Charm, Spoors'
California Cook HtoTo, hpears Anti-Dust,
Uas-Hurning Cooking htoves, Victor,
Reliance and Lnion Han. as,
. fcpoara' Cooking Ranges,
Ao., fro.
tevuTbe Tin and Sheet Iron ware given with
tho Htovot Is made of tha heav'ast and best
material, and warranted to givs perfect satis
faction. His Stock of Parlor &; Heating Stoves
Is larger, better and cheaper than over before
exhibited to tho public consisting or
Spears' Revolving Light Illuminating Stove,
bpears Ann uusl uas miming i arror niuTt,
Hpears' Orbicular Uas Uurniiig Parlor '
Move, JSpeari' Uas Burr ing Parlor
i Clove, Roquet, Heart, (Jem, Ida,
6un, Tropic, Nevada,
- e.. Ac.
Vulcan, Elm and Victor Heaters, Fpsars' Re
volting Light Heaters.
Ha Ii also prepared to furnish a complete
assortment of
Tin, Oopper,Shoet-Iron, Wooden and
Willow Ware, &cM
Wholesale or retail, manufactured neatly and
with tbe sola view to sorvicf, from the host ma
teria) In tha market
PLOWS k PLOW POINTS, COPPER, L 11 ASP,
PORCELAIN, TIN LINED, SPUN k
COMMON IRON KETTLES,
Of svsry description constantly on band.
ORDERS FUtt SrOUTINQ, ROOFINJ
And other work belonging to his business will
ba promptly oiled by experienced and skillful
workman.
muss, corrEn, old metal, rags
AND CASH
Taksn In exchange for goods.
p4F no especially Invites tha attention of
Merchants wishing to purchsse at wholesale, as
they will find it to their advantage to examine
tiM stock befors purchasing elsewhere.'
Lookout for tha Dig Sign opposite ths real
denea of Mrs, Pr. Foster.
All Goons WiaRAWTRn as Repses-Cxted.
H. I M.. tl .
Phltipsbarg, Juns 8, If7Q. augfl 69
II. F. BIGLEH & CO.,
ttrALRRS 1R
II a it i w a ii i: ,
Also, Matiufaetttrersof
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
CI.BAkFlEI.il, PA.
LOT UF SADM.ES, JJRIDLES,
Harness, Coa.arf, etc., for sale by
II. F. RIOLER A CO.
pALMKIl'S l1 A TEXT UNLOAD
lnf Hay Porki, fur aale by
h. f. ntni.ER 4 eo.
1' A I X T, l'U TT Y, O LASS,
Kaili, .to., for aali by
. II. F. BIGLER 4 CO.
J Ja'KX ICSS T R I M M I XfiS A S II O E
j Finding!, fur nil by
H. F. niOl.EH 4 CO.
C N S,r I STO ES, S O IU) CA X ES
For lale Lj
II. F. I1IGLKH 4 CO.
JspOVKS, OF ALL SORTS AND
fiiei, for lala by
II F. MOJ.F.R 4 CO.
JliilN! IKON I IROX1 IKON I
For aale by
II. r. BK? I. F.H A CO.
11
ORSB SHOES li IIORSH8110E
KAIL9, for lale by
II. F lUtll.F.Il 4 I'O
pULLEY IS LOCKS, ALL SI Z ICS
And bell Manufacture, for aala by
H. F. rtlOI.EH 4 CO.
THIMBLE SKEINS AND TITE
POXES, for tile by
j 11. f. nioi.rn 4 co
JODDEU CUTTERS for onlo ly
(30 70 H. F. BIGLER 4 CO.
i DREXEL & C0m
So. 31 ftniilh Third Nirrrl, Plilla Irlplila,
H..'fc IlltS,
And Dealers in Government Securities.
Application Iit mail will reeeiee prompt alien
I tlnn. and all Information eheerfally furniehnd.
1 Order, anlielled. aprll-tf
Farm for Sale I
'pltr, Perm nf ohn HprVinnn. Inte or Girl
1 tomn-hip, dec-ol, e.'nxMing of almit 173
m-res of gf' lurnntig land, ui" t f wl.ieh is
rleare.t.) and tin 1 ing Hurt on elected a good heueo
nd barn, with all Iho usual rnturrtieiiees of a
phnsaiit home. For term" and f?ir1rier pirlirtt-
lar, n.PU (r. 7 II. Ml ll It Y,
Allornev for the hdrS and r.ersHiS inOre"ted.
Juns 2'.' t tt tt.
Jim nr' 4 i iiiTiii.i i ki
We Imra printed a large nuoiher of tho new
rkK HILUand will on the rr.-.i)it of twentr.
flvo eenla, mail a mt tn anv adirvt mvJS
iTS. fti) Coses of R ichant non's l.iunra
ols, jnst rv"eived at
Om--i .j,, Jai!
C. KR.Uitl. f
Cut fifioiln, o'lKfiim, (Mr.
a. . an"t o,,
, . W , sr. R tltiinr).
"flirnprr llian llic Cliniprst!"
GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES
A mold V If art shorn.,
(Ona door wast of First National Bank,)
CmW KKAVtLI.R, PA.
n AVI NO Just returned from ths east with a
eomplete assortment of Goods suitabU for
Spring and Pummsr trade, wa art now ready
to furnish all kinds of Ooods
"Cheaper than tho Cheapest!"
And after thanking our customers for their
liberal patronage durfcg tha past year, wa
would most resjectfully ask for a sontinuanes
of tbe anma.
Our Stock eoPilstiof a enmp!ete assortment
of Dry Ooods, Nottins, Hardware, Quetnswarc,
Willowware, tiroeoilet. Roots at' Shoes, Hats 1
Csps, Clothing, Tobaccos, Ao. Also, Flour,
Raoon, Salt, Pish, Grain, etc.
All of whlih will ba sold on ths most reason
able terms, and tbe highest matket price paid
for Grain, Wool and all kinds of Lumber and
Country Produce.
f-Pltas givs us a call before purchasing
elsewbora. Satisfaction guaranteed as to prioe
and quality.-
ARNOLD k HARTSHORN,
Corosr of Main and Thompson Streets,
apr?0 CURWENPVILLK, PA.
J. r. WEAVER ,
W. W. RTTTS.
Will VI.lt A IIKTTS
CLEARFIELD, TA.,
Are offering, at tha old lUnd of Q. L. Reed A Co.,
their Itoek of goodt, eonalating of
DRY - GOODS, G R0CERIES,
HOOTS A (SHOES,
IIATS A CAPS, HARDWARE,
QI'KKN'ST AKK,
FLOUE, FEED, SALT, &c, &c.,
At the most reasonable rates for CAR II or lo
exchange for
Square Timber, Boards, Shingles,
Oil COUNTRY rRODlTE.
jrrAdvances mttda to those engaged In get
ting out square timber on the most adrantag"ous
terms. January 5, 1J-70.
E.A.IRYIN&CO.,
CLRMi:SVILM PA.,
Being specially engaged In the business of
Buying and Selling Square Timber,
Would represent that they arc now prepared to
purr base Timber delivered at either Curwensville,
Loi-k Haven or Marietta, (or will take it at any
of these points,) and sell on commission, making
such advances as are norrssary.
Those engaged in getting out Timber will fnd
at our store iu CurwensUlle, a very large stock of
STAPLE GOODS
Of all Dcrcriptiona.
ALKII,
I lour,
.Vral,
Hyr,
On Ik,
Corn,
And everything nieearnry for uac of Lumbermen.
RAFT ROPE,
Of all sires, kept on hand in large quantities, and
old at mall advance by the coil. Also,
Pulley . Rlocb. Pinall
Rnpo, do.
r r I :( I I. I Ol I t. M I : N T otTerrd
to those manufacturing tSpiare Timber.
1- A. IK VIM A VO.
riirweniville, Jannary I?, If 70.
Small Profits ! Quirk Sales!
1IART.SWICK & IRWIN
Arc constantly replenishing their stock of Drugs,
Medicines, Ac.
Pchool Rooks and Ftalionery inelnding the Os
grwd and National Perles of Renders,
Also, Tobacco and Cigars of tho best brands, at
the Icveetl prices,
nit - CALL AND SKR. M
Slumps I Slumps! 1
'lHK iiiidersnrned hs purehaed the right of
L I iMirfield county for fcorn Kariswohtrs
Mmr Lxtractor, patented June 7ih, InTU.
This is deci ledly tbe most enni enient, most dura
ble, and best machine of tho day. V et weather
will not affect It, the working part being all of
irn. The mardiiue is easily set np. and will work
any p1a-e that can be plowed. We will sell ma
ebinea at a small profit on cost, and will try lo
rcuke it to the adxnntnge nf t'a'niers to buy thera.
We solicit ord'T" f-om th.e wf.nltn; miv-bines,
II. T. PAHNsHi'RI II. Clearfield, Pa.
.1. R. tlAKRIVN. I'urwepsvillc. Pa.
f.vo. II. IUll, Ag nt, i h aiiield, Pa. jj l.i.fim
1VK f l.l". - A denra'-V MOI Sp LT,
with gun I (.ibic and ntbpr lirS'ary out-
midinirs. situat'd in Lnt ln.rsr . I'leathrbl Co.
Hon laicr and r-orvmicnt rinlainint a rom
well a (anted for a store room or an oil ee. For
l further purlieu if rs, Rdlress
K. I . KIHh, M. P., Rell-rfe. Trv..
Or J. C. KAURLI f, Luthersburg. Pa. oM -;t
!ii
I A K (0!IAI11 k9 ALL lOR
sate at this c&co.
jPiji ry.oDiU, O'.t crti In, c-u.
BARGAINS I BARGAINS I
v. uit iTzr.it,
Market Street, Clearfield, Penn'a.,
(Oppo.lt. Ik Jail,)
T HAVE sow en band a Brit elan .tank of
X goodf, lalted to tb. winte of tbe pufcllo.
My itoek being large, and by eonatantly making
addition! thereto, X an ehl. to aeeomniodal.
all ho may fa.or o by calling. I bar.
DRY GOODS,
Merino!, Dinicliam!, Clothi, Print..
Delainea, Caailmerea, Rilka, Repi,
Fttinell, CeahiDorel, Twerdi, Coberna, Alpaoaa,
Mehair, Lauell'i, Mualina. FUnn.la, Bonneli,
Rlbbonr, Cloak., Ralu.oral Hklrla, Hoop Fklrta,
Ehll.. Kroil Trimming!, Iliad 5ela. Capi,
Corietl, Olorei, Kearfi, Collin,
Grenadine Villi, Tall. Coreri, At.
CLOTHING,
Coata, Pand, Veil!, Or.r Co.ti,
0ent'i'8hawll, Shirtl, llati, Cnpi, tinder PhlrU
nd lrow.n, Buot! and Ebo.i, Uum fihoea,
Craraf, Boeki, Ulor.l and CoIUri.
C ROCER1ES,
Tea, Coffi'.,.Fugir, Uulnaei, Suit,
Candlei, Ki a. Flour, Union, FLh, Tobacco,
Haiaina, Current., Hpicai, Crackera, Vinegar,
Oil., V.roiah, Pepper, Aleobol, Ao.
llOl'SEIIOLD GOODS,
Carpel.. Oil cloth, Drugget, Cloekt,
Louking-Glaeaee, Churna, Roeketl,
Wailiboarda, Tubi, Flat Irona, Pana, Window
Blind. Wall Paper, Coa! Oil Lampa, Uedoorda,
Vnjrcllaa, Knivei, Forkl, Spoon,,
Crocki, Suirei and Elore Blacking.
HARDWARE,
Queeniwara, Tinware, Olanware, ,
WoodeDaare, Cnppemare, Booki, Slalionery,
Muiieal Ooada, Trunkr, Bkatel, Ao.
jrr All ef wbleh will be mid on the mo.t rea
lonable tertnr, and tl e blgbeat oiarket price paid
for drain, VVocl and all kind, of country produce.
REMEMBER THE PLACE:
C. KRATZE Il'S,
(Oppoilt. tb. Jail,)
CLEARFIELD, PKNN'A.
70
S10.000 GUARANTEE.
BUCK LEAD EicelB all otbor Lead I
lit For lu Vbriraled Wblteneaa.
Id. For lu Uneltualid Dnrabilit).
Id. For ill I n.arpas.ed Coreiing Properly.
Laitly, for it! Keooouiy.
-It coal a le.i to paint with Bork Lead
than any other While Lead .aunt- The lame
weight cor.re more lurlace, li mora durable, and
make! whiter work.
1IITK l.RAI) ll the Cheapen and Beit
$10100 GUARANTEE.
BUCK ZINC Eiools all other Zincs I
lat. For Hi linequiled ImraMlity.
2d. For lu I'orivaled Wblleneal.
3d. For in L'naurpaa.ed Corering Property.
Laatly, for !ta Ureal Keosoay.
Being the Cheapeat, Handaom.it and moat Da
rable While Paint in tbe Wotld. Buy only
BUCK LEAD AND RUCK ZLNC.
Try it and be Convinced,
Sali. faction Guaranteed by tbe M.nnfarturen.
BUCK COTTAGE COLORS,
Prepared fipreeily fur Painting
College!, Outbuildinge of eeery de.eripllon,
Fensea At. Ihirtt lire different colon. Ha.
rable, ( heap, Uniform, aod iteautiful Miadca.
Sample card, aent by mail if dvlired. Deal
era' Onleia will be promptly ciecnled by the
manHfaeturori.
FRFNTII. BIt'llABPS Co.,
N. W. Cor. Tel lb A Market alreeta. Plnlad'a.
For aale by A. I.FIiaw.nd Harlan irk if Irwin,
Dealer! In Urnga, Mrdiclnee, Painta, Oil. Ac,
Cleardeld, Pa aprl l:7H:ly
TOBACCO AND CIGARS 11
V'HOLKSAI.K AND RKTAIL,
Al the New Tob.ie,n and Cigar Store f
il, ft. Sil.iH
Two doors East of tbe Postr-m. a, Clearfield, Pa.
Constantly on haiid a fine assortment of Navy,
Congress Cavendish, Cable, Ppnnroll,
Michigan and Century Fine-cut
Chewing Tobacco, Ac.
Also, a large and ell selected stock of Imported
and Domestic Cigars, Smoking Tobaccos,
Meerschaum and Rriar Pipes.
Pipo fixtures, Tobacco
Roxrs, Clgnr Holders, and everything generally
found in a well n gulstrd Cigar and
Tobacco) Ftoro.
a?-?? Remember the place: Two doors East of
the Postr,m, Clearfield, Pa. aug. 24:if.
ST. SE1TE3ICTS' ACADEMT.
SI. .TInry.4, 1.7 ft Co. .
ensnrrrr, ra airMrTiin aiirrai.
ST. Benedicts Is pleasmttv .Itue led In an
elevated position a short distance from tha
depot, and commands a fine view of tho surround
ing beantiful oountrv. An ailnsivo building has
been erected, and the Sisters are now prepared to
fr-eeive a greater ft urn her ol pupils than heretofore.
Tht scholastic year whirh consists of two fes- j
sinus of five months each, commences on ibe first (
Moudav of September, and closes in tho latter
port of June next. j
Trans: Hoard and Tuition, paTable In i
advance, per Frtsion J9
l,attn, uariran, ani rrtnen, nemg iuciu-m
In the course do not form extra chsrges.
For further particulars apply to the
St. Marys, Aug. U.7m. PIRfcCTRES?.
ISAAC IlILLKR,
Saddle and Harness Manufacturer,
Luthrrsburj, Clem field county, Pa.
tpMK snS-eri'-rr npeHully t-ifurms the citl
X r-rsol ir lyaud tU iunoui di"g towixbipi
; tli..t lie is new p rp i'ed tn furnish everTtlueifj m
this line at short m-fieo sol in a arorkman-like
: manner. He Uitti hmi'f l.o ran plense
'his enrtntflcts in s'yle. qualify and prion. Call
ard examine sio?k brir jurci.amg rUcwiioj-c.
Lutherihnrg. June 1, IS;o tf.
SVAIM' PANACr...Kenoed.t'sMad esl
Discovery, Ilelmbold's Ru'-ku, Raker'a Cod
I Liver Oil, Javno i and v r s msdicm" of every
.k.ri, frrs'.s by H A P ftlCK IK It.
THE SMITH HOUSED
(wUe tb Patter f-f Depot.)
f 1 1 Aft i ii i n, pa.
fPHE und'f'igri'd. bavirg eaed -his lUnse 1f
a leriM nf "sts, Is reaoy to oMaw'ta'rt strsa
K' is and trstelM g'nerall?, ard tbrf' H S t'UllS
S'.p tirn't t urn him a call. If s TaM will ta
iii lied with Ibe best bs market affords, and til
Par will eor.t.in (he eh'inst of wlnoa and hqanfs.
1 be hous, firnttiir. b ds snd bedding are entire'
new, wbi.-h alwsTsadts to the comfort of travolorsi
wbilo tbe tiai-lii atia'bed Is largo and room I.
just soitd for team!' rs. Cbirgea moderate.
Jant 70 ILLIAM H. RRADLKf. '
THE LEONARD HOUSE.
'Near tho Railroad Depot,)
IlKED STREET, CLEARFIELD. Fi.
I). f.HlI)Fl:M.oVf Proprietor;
VKI-.W first-class Hotel la ovary respect-
oomfortable noms ill the modern Impr4ri
in m is the beet of LIQUORS prompt attend
ance, and reasonable charges. Tha patronage of
the public is respectfully solicited. Team stars
will please take nnttoe that a largo barn bos Jast,
teen erected for the sheltering of horses, loaded
wagons and corria-s having a commodious yard
adjacent to the FrtMHlit and P.tfM:!ij;erdpot. Ji-80
THE ALLEGHENY HOTEL.
MARKET St., CLEAUFIKLD, Pa.
spills laryn and commodious new hotel has
X been opetcd fir tbo si-commodation of tha'
p'iblic, where thf proprietor will bo glad to mt
bis old friend., and rt- tivo a bbsrc ot public pat
rons pe. Ry stnet prrsf-nal attention to the do
tniltf of hi), businres, he hopes to bo aide to render
mtisfiif lion ro bis i&trons. The TAIiLE will
alwavs lo miuntilulij stijjii d with the best that
can be procur.d in tbo market, and th BAR
will contain a full stock of LIQUORS, htlH, As
Good stabling attached.
CAPPER LKIPOLDT,
Clearfield, March 3, ltCH ly Proprietor.
THE EAGLE HOTEL,
MAIN FT., firiiWEN.SVII.LE, Pi?.
HAVING leased for a term of years tha'
above well known and popular hotel, kpt
formerly by Mr. Mson, and lately by Mr.'
Pouts, ) tbo present proprietor has re-ftuefl ii
with the objrel of render rp his guests comfort
alr while sejourning with bim. A fine, large
Stable and Yard is attached, for the care and
protection of horses, carnages and wagons. X
liberal nhare of public pntronngo is solicited.
y4 TOtf A. J. DRALtKER, Prop'r.
THE MANSION HOUSE,
Corner of Hicondand Market Ht reels
cm:ari ii.i.n, pa.
rilHM old and eommodlous Hotel has. daring
I ths pstt year, been enlarged to double iu
former capacity for ths entertainment of stran
gers anl guests. The whole building has been
reTurtaisbcd, and tbe proprietor wm spare no
pains to render his guests comfortable while
staying with bim.
r The .Mansion House" Omnihna runs IS
and from tbe Depot on the arrival and departura
of aacb train. JOHN DOtUHKRTY,
iprd-70 tf Proprietor.
THE AMERICAN HOUSE,
f urwftisvlile, t learlield county, Fa.
tllllE undersigned has leased this old endlong
X established hotel, (formerly kepi fcy Major
Uaac Bioom,) situate In a central portion Of tb
town, and has entirely rt-fitted andra furnished
It, acd re modeled tbe stealing, so as to make It
an object, hereafter, for tha traveling public m
patronise this large ani commodious house.
Jan. IV. 7o-tr. i. Jbi-h. lii.uuu.
SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE,
f umenaville, Mcarlield couuly, Psts
rpiilSoldand well established Hotel, beautf.
X. fully situated on tbo banks ot tbe f usque
banna, in ths borosgh o( Corwen rill. has beerj
leaded for a term of years by the undersigned
It has been entirely refitted, and is now open to
tbe public generally and tho travelling comma'
nity in particular. No pains will ba spared trf
render guests comfortable while tarrying at this
bouse. Ample Stabling room for tho aeoomma'
datioa of teams. Charges mo derate.
ht. 28, 18JO-U. hLl ULUOM.
I. w. wai.LArn
jamrs wrrmsi.
THE AMERICAN HOUSE,
I.ulhf rnurp, i'lrarfifld Co. Pa.
rriHIS well known and long established Hotel
X formerly kept by R. W. Moore, and latterly
by Wm. Pcfawem, sr., has been leased for term
of years by tha uodtrsignoJ, to which ths atten
tion ot tbo traveling public is now celled, and
liberal share of public patronage is solicited.
eug.V.O WALLACK MILKS;
THE RAILROAD HOUSE,
MAIN ST., nuLirsBCua, PA.
rrMlB undersigned keeps constantly on hand'
X the best of Liquors. His tiblo is alwayi
supplied with tbe lst tbe market affords. Tha
traveling public will do wrll to pi re htm a call.
DOVl.di. JlUUbltl LLUID.
jllAW IIOI SI .
Cornr of Ma'kct and Front Streets
Clearfield, Pa.
Thia luaeniCct nt Htt i entirely new.com-
pb tinall is apioininrnta, and convenient trf
iko Court House. A fn-e Omnibus runs to and
trom tbe Dt pot on the arrii nl an d pirture of
each train. CEORtiK X. COLKPRN,
April 1". 1 STO. I'roprioiOT.
-JF-Hl UiXTS Holl L.
I orner of Third and rmithilrld htreets
IMtt-hurc, Pat
4.6 TO D. JOHNSTON k f ON. Proprietors.
Jfiools and ihors.
DANIEL CONXKM-Y.
I5ool and Shoe Manufaclurrf,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
HA" Inst reeeired a (In lot of French CALF
SKINS, and is now prepared to manufac
ture everything In his line al tbo lowest figures.
lie will warrant his work lo bo as re presented.
He respcctfuily solicit a call, at bis shop on
Market street, second d or vest of the pnttoflice,
abero he will do all in hia power to render satis
farton. Feins floe (jailer t"ps on hand.
ijtVfi: DANIKL CONNELLY.
PEACE rROTLAIMEn,
TEE WAR OYER IN CLEARFIELfi.
KNOX TOWNSIlir Ql'IET.
Xenrhj all the Contrabands going back
ro tnetr oia mawr ; nut nary one
going to eld Massachusetts, vhtre
tny ure loved to long and so well.
IN consequence of the above foftts, F. BTlORTi
of tho old "Short Shoo tShnp," would au-
tiurc to his aumerous patrons, oed Iho peopla
of Clearn-ld county at latrs tbat ho has new a
first rate lot of good mati-rial. jutt received from
the Fast. and is prepared nnsnort Oct ice to tnaaa
and mend Hot and Shoes, at his new shop tn
Oraham's mw. He is satisfied that he eon please
all, i u-ilese it might be sorne Intensely oel star,
at home patslnts.) He Is prepared toaeit low for
Cah or Country Produce. Don't forget tha
Ship next dour to Showers A Orshsm's store,
on Market street, Clearfield, Pa., and kept by a
fellow commonly called
J3,'7.j "SHORTY."
SEW BOOT AVI) SHOE SHOr.
EDWARD" JIACK,
Con. MARKET k Sn Fts , CLEARFIELD, Fa.
rpilE proprietor has ont"red Into tht BOOT
X MiOK business at the above stand, and
is tietormtood not to bo Outdone elisor in qnal.
ity or price fr I ts work, Hpeelal attentipn.
will bs paid to manitfariurlng fewed W'ofk. Ha
has on hand n large lot of E ret, eh Kip and
Calf Skirts, of tbe very best qusllty, 1 be cm.
tens of Claarfield and vicinity are respacttufly;
invited tu rive him a trial. No charge for calls.
nevn. ' a ii
EW BOOT AD SHOE SHOP,
in f i unsvilm:.
tlHR subsonb.r having latcl itartrd anew
X U11' nd Shoe sb"p in Cu- enmlle, on
klain street, cppnute Jisrjh K. Irwin's Pmg
More, rcpertftttly announc es tc the public that
he is pr pared to wanu's.-tute atl .-t les of Foots
aod Shoos, and evvryth iag in bis line, on sbort
nuti,o. 1 to also k.fpson bur d s gi d assort
rnst.t of rcadt-inade work, wblrh he will tell
cheap fur cah ft c antry produce.
octl7-tr l-U LLW IS HOaStS.
SAI dO Foil Rl .iT.-Ths foe new 6a
lenn on R ed ri r t. n ar the Railrosd Depot.
Now a I'oonsi .I Saloon, but aooocupied. trul table
far a store room. Ar j lv t.
(FOnOE C. FA?M'FK.
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