a wtn" -vtrm mfm i ..
wCTnrTflWrtff jh earn
Tin:, HKi'um.icAN.
CI.UA 1511 KM), IV
WEI'Nr'MMV Mr.MNll, 01 ti'f Ttt S. 1-170.
Terms of Subscription.
Jf pai in a-lra-vcnr within line month ...?2 AO
If pud niter three and before sis months 2 60
If paid "' Ih cM'iration of nx month ... X UO
Ml rti-l.- to iti'nrv iii-crtion in this
r should le handed in early nn Tue.Ny
WiuMiitig,
a We go (n pre Rl 1 J 41 rliiclt, f tl'M.tl.)
i.r.i.iciors XOTICI H.
MrlliudUt lUf(lal iiiirr.i--T.ev. J. II,
H Voiit Paelor. l-ihlte Service every Sabbath,
i t 10 A M., and 71 I'. M.
' JU'.beth School at 9 A. M.
" I'raver Moling every Thursday, it 71 P. M."
Citiiuuiiii'ti Scr.ico, first tiaViatlt of evory
, .iith, it I" A. M.
Si. l-'miirl-- MnirHiCnMinllr TW. Mr.
' Winn in Mm ! ai H'l (.Vl."k A. M on the
an -i,int aid f'Mii'fli Sundivs ol''H'-li month.
M, Andrew's (iitirrli--i:pkcop&U-H'!v.
- Qmu.a ll.i.i.. l'ultlio Service Sund.iy morn in
t M oVI'h-k, end ut 7 I. Sunday School at
$ I. M. I'fai er Meeting Weduesduy earning
a! 7 o '!...
r"liirriau iturrii--Hev. Mr. Ulti itn.
' Fu'-liu S.;n every Sabbath, morning an J even-
i 7
i T n K T I c k k t k. Tlio I K ni oc rut io
ticknti fr tbo diitriut aU'icounty.oili.H'B ami lur
tur'U Lyri'iili an J tcwnliiji office! tin were orJercil,
Lava b'ii printrd, nd will b loft with ioqio
' ictiTo Ui.ni'jcrat in eriry district by FiiJiiy ud
1 BvurJay. x
IJniKiuuii Offickhs. Wo aro re-
. n.'iled to ttatq tbat ttio liriuuoruU of tliia ber
uj'j will moot in tb Arbitration room in the
Cuiirt II'ua, on fiaiunlny evening next, at 7
a'elmli, for the purpose of r lectin g eumlKlntea for
Bjroujh Oflci to be xolvi for ou Turnlay follow-
1 Idj. W Uo tliera will ho i general turn-out.
1j Dot be U) humUe or dgaiCcd to attcud thii
Mtir.
:f Ski.sct Guou Mkn. Nvw an J re-
Iuuii'jU dutici will hortaftcr bo iuipoiwd upon
Conatablei under tho n w tax law. I:i tbo pupu
Itiuf boroughs and towua!:ijn largft suhu of nvmry
will f iu tbrougU ihlr baaJs, from Cm fact tbtvt
tb Co mi'y Trt-aauror will aoiiually oo or about
t!it 10th of October, Ipsiio bi I)ujiJict of unaid
taut. Hence, t!:o tas payi-ra f!iouli taU iuter-
it noug1J in tbo ui'.tttr ti tlcct tbo very boat i
Din to that ttfujo. Belf-proteotion dictatti tbia '
: eartfl, aud tho tax payer must be very stupid if
r h fails to prole? t hiiustdf.
A.N I.MPUOVKMKNT. It Id With plonfl-1
are we anaounee the (act to tbe oitiioui residing ',
long the mail route from Curwemville to Anson- j
Tills, that tbe PoatuSlso D part men t it about
order the mail carried on this route three timet a
week, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. The
ebuige will take place ucietime during this j
oontb. We do uot loo why the mute eould oot
be male to itart fro a this plaoe, and thereby cs-1
tablisb a PuitofQco midw.iy between here and
Ulooiavill?, where a large motion of country eould
be supplisd, the cititeni of which are now com
Pl!d to travel many miles for thiir mil matter,
;;br here or Curwiairi!lc.
A Run Off Quito a fionsntion waa
rcatei Ma.Uet strvot, ou M jnday, by a frao
lioui horse which was bitolicd in a sulky at tbe
Western Hotel stable. The beast com m nerd
kicking, ifn ling thingi right and left, soon gt
tiug away from the driver, it rail down street till
ppojite the Jail, turned short around and after
tunning over several boys, (none of wlm-h were
ariouily injured,) ma lu straight for Mr. C. K rai
ser's Store door, diresting himself of tbo sulky
as he entercJ tho room, jumped over one of tbr
elerks, pasaei out at the rear into the lot, doing
but Utile damage to anything, exempt the glass
4eor in the rear, which wu broken of tho hinges
and carri"d iutu the lot. It was a rich scene to
witness the clerks and customers emerge fro in tbe
room after the horse entered aud took possession
. ef tbe goods and cash. Nobody hurt much, but
the eulky was terribly mangled. Otherwise the
affair was a laughable oot.
Tub f'oMiNO Fair. Next WHoe-
day, the 12th bit , the Eighth Annual Exhibition
ef the CUarScld Co. Agricultural Society com
mences, and will cloac on the lUh. From the
arrangements) already made and the improve
ments now going on upon the g-ound, by the
aouimittee in charge, aud the intercut being tahen
by thf people generally, ihcws a ditrnninatioa
pon their part of making (bis one of tbo best
Fauievcr hi Id in tbe county, int withftanding
the lare premiums paid by the Society at its last
annual Fair, they now offer orer tijlt hndrtd
If the Farmers s
nd M'-vhanies will only produce i
the artietee on exhibition. Then whr not eome
to tbe Pair and hriii along with you the bent
products of tbe farm, the household and the work
ship, and oua;ele for the premiums!
The track is now in better condition tbaa it has
arer been.
' We have been requriteil to announce that an
arranj'-ment has bnn n.ale wilh Mr. Wilkins,
the gentlvmanly Puifriutrudfiir of tho T rone and !
Clearfield It ranch it. H. to run a train from Char
field to Philipsl-urg In the evening, leaving Clear
ie!J, at 7 p. a , reaching Philiptbnrg at K, taking
pai-engTs b."k( who g' Vi Clearfield on the rog
alar tiam Noith.
lJ i:iocitATii-; M Ri:ri.i. In neenrd
ance with notice previously given the I)i'm?eracy
f Cr-arfl-l-I count r, as rmMed at the Court
House, on Tuesd iy evening the ?7ih, ult. The
meeting was called to or lr by the Chairman of !
the Couuly Coinmitlee, J. PUke Walteri, E-q.
' A.ter which Q. M. Uris'oin was eUoted President,
an
Ww. Di V y. A. M. Gill, W. W. Wormll,
J, P. Iale,
M. V. French, and Htusuel Jenkins,
iee Pms'i lent and
Cipt. J. S. M'Kiernm, Levi F. Irwin, and
Jam"! II. Clark, S-cretarie.
The Pesi tent of the meeting called npiu Senator
Wallace for a speech, who, though unwell, made
a few w.dl tii"! remarks, at the conclusion nf
whioh, bo introlo.'e! Hon. O o. 0. I is, of Lock
Uaren, who Iu an able an I elorpient manner bell
the audience spell houn I, ocenionally throwinf in
his wit'ie'nun whi'jh would eipludo like a bomb
h H a-nig tho few K ilicah prren(.
At the ojnclusiop of Mr. l's speech, Dr. Hoyer
was callej out, who ac.ire 1 tha Had .cal Ctttfres
fsr its dviltry ail live for the neg-o, and the
Stridfjj whioh that branch of the (ioi ernuient is
making towards Utipotisia. The Hoctor made
-a capital speech.
John II. Orvia, Fi., of Pelb-fonte, was the next
peaker. Ho is an elmptnl end phaing "ptwikor,
and dwelt upon the itnj.-trtauee and ths duty of
every dem erat to a'tend the approaching el.-c'ion.
'Ilia speech wis n'l ntirely l;tniL-l to although
the evening wu far spent. T'l meeting a ljourn
J with three cheers br the I'nion and the whjl
'democratic tieket.
PtitLio U imnKs. Thero m no im-
prnvement so essentially necessary ill from
-whirh tbe pn'die realiie so mn-h benefit a from
bri lg. s acro larg- stn -aim. The ciliiens residing '
along the river ami (. learSil l creek realise this (
far more thin tho- who resiil at a distance frm
lhus s'r'ains. The ( oun'y t'otninii'i'tnera it ,
eonln.t!y annoyed iu r-feriK-c to the erection of!
bri'l", and we are- s.ili.-f.t d that they would I
gladly accjinmodate the puhhe with these i n
protein"!!'! hi 1 they the in.tney to erect them.'
bat Conim;ssionra can no more build btilgeij
without mtm y than tinners r mreSanice can
build b 'Ufs. And tb-y otiv hr;tnt- because:
tbe g-neral tiovt rnmt nt hi I ..-en stairping and j
taxing everything so enorm nly for ten years
-ptt, lhat it would be brlhc,.tn to tbe eitirens i
to still iicr:-ae those bnrthens by launching forth .
In a general scheme of hii'Ige butl ling.
We tin liT(an I however, that they hare em I
fduytMl a eottipt tt-nt woiAmnn whni now ensTHicd
tiial.ing tlie nri-eanry rs'iniat. s wita a it w Itt j
ertfi a bri dee mer the ni'oi'h of M't)iiito ere.k I
is ivaiuinita, one o-r (tie Jtiver mi'tway rri wocn
Curweu.-i an 1 I. um) r y, near M
P'o- m n I 11 ) '. an I aio:lnr o-. r the Fiver
Vlw the i-i...i:h of t hest erek, n'nr It'.'.ert Me
hafy'a. Wc b arn that the r ,i;.. r. itrs and the
fitircn in thie towti!rp pr p e to sn'f i ilc
tnooi'Vanl labor towards the (rlmn of those
Structures. s h is the fa-t. we have no dooj.t
swa (V-mfntra ts will sts1 lihwrlle.
., , ... I Mil IWIWlMtU-llL
Hr"!utliitit of ( ftiirtolMir,
Mill (.m. H-jJ. Iith, IH.fl.
In mr"ttfn- nf th d-a'h nf mir eo-med
flol! "t Or Ttn. Hi.rM(fik I'stinn'M Lolgr
I. t."l II T..ihrf ,,.,nn.r.-i,M- and
'iliohi wi rr a i ..t.
UlUttti. fi bf Ailwi IViH !.t'lt nf Him)
he I,, 1 rn lit I luko Imi'o in our h.dtt 1 Itrothnr.
1 1 . r lur' -
I: I o I II, 'flint 1- I,. w WMil tW l.iirstdvi-a
(n linriil I aiit.rniFMMii to Hi Ho'y w(, w would
nnphn Hi tnei. y an I f..iii-iic., ibnt wu mav
Iti- ini I iili dnioi f '! uf our duty, and
work ndli increased rent and mtirc ilrvohliii.'t
in ur MnlTri'
Iti r.n, 'I ht thr funiilr of tlm w .) im
nnr wnrmf'f. nii1hy in t'lifir mnl.t. n h'Tvut p.
mrnt, mi'l thitt ,..m .mv.T- kImII he lii .l 4 1 mny
ntaiti thrtn hy J I in grMi m eoiiifort tlum by
ll H.int.
Itrsoi.vni, Thnt m ft toki-n of rr'j.M, fttir
rhnrlcr ti'l ItiHliuhe in mourninR f.r twt-nt
(iiVF(--tl1iil Bp.,y of the rrntlitli.Ml !( trHIIMIiitU'-i
to ltn liiiiulv t nlt-n i uon lltr Khwm nir, Bin
'ullitn-il in tlm Ki.vlunr, 4i I Triniilnr, and
Couiuy j)upitri. I '.win ll-msou,
Ai tih Iti.ini, V Cum.
A. li. IjT'JKG. j
Coi rt. Last week was Ciurt week
with it, and a bu-y time it wiu. A large amount
of lignl lni'iiieya was done, and utitl much more
would hara beoti dune, but about 9 o'clock on
Friday a telegram eonreyrd the Bd hiti'llijretioe
of tint dfatli of t meiulver of Judgo Muyer'a funiily
at Lock lliivru. This of eouriU', brought ftbout en
Adjournment in a few tioura io at to etial lo him
to take the 2 : 'J 0 p. m. tinin for bii licmc.
Wc buve not bal time to look over the calendar
mid cull from among tbe Htbn't tbut iuformntlun
to which our reader! are entitled, but will try and
do io by next week.
Two important eaaea wore tlipoacd of. Wo
allude to the two inurdor casea. A true bill waa
found against Murtiu Harder and Norman Ij
Kobiua, for the murder of Wni. Iale, in our itrerte
on the 3d orHcptember. The latter waa placed ou
ttial and convicted of murder tu tbe icoond decree,
and lenteneerj to two yeurs to tbo Western Peni
tentiary, where he ii now anMy houfied.
A true bill was also found against M d'artby
for the murder of Miubml Creytou, at HotitEville,
on the 6th nf August last. The counat-l for tbe
Common wealth did n-t proeettd fur with this caae,
after tbe jury wai qualified ntttil th-y discovered
tint they hid but little tenliciony with whieb to
make out a cae, and after hearing a number of
wiiniisea the case, was abandoned, aud a vordiet
of "not guilty" was rendered by tbe jury without
leaving the box.
The cute of UurJer was postponed until Januapy
term of Court.
LlfT OF LtTTKltS nTnaitlin lini'ltilin
el in tbe IVitotliae at Clearfield, Oot. lit, 1K70:
Hird L
Miller .John A Sod
Miller Mii Mary
Met lure Charles H-2
MeSpadun Johuy
Me Dade ThoiitiU
MuCrelln Jaek
Puters Her J II
IMggle W A
Itieer I unto
Kulia-jn JohD
hharp Krha
Hnydi r JoKcph
Smith .1 nines
Smith II V
Smith A J
Thackeray Isaae X
1 innie Patrick
Torrry W
arney Albert 3
Wilaou Jerome
Wright lenndo A
W ife Johu
Woiton Witlia
Walker A W
Hurge Thomai
Carter Henry
Clarke John
Conrad Jtifoh B
OooliJge Wilbur
CofTman Mrs Keiia K
,,0'lrik "annali Jaw
llaviiTharles B
Foutt katy
French A ()
jj' "haTIotw A
:tii;li lvii
Hullthao Kamuel
"uPBlu "
Johmon William M
King ti T
Lorainr Capt L
Lewis Mipa l.etlicie H
Long1y W E
I.au trin A
Mann Willie
May Mrs Lidia J
Youtikin Iavii J
PETF.K A. UAIMN, P. M.
For a musical treat, go to the
Hayes Concert in the Court IIoue, o-'it Work.
RKstnnECTED. Tho "trooly loil"
residing in this county had a meeting on W educe -day
evening )aL Hit late Honor, Judge Linn,
spoke a piece. Ho said he had not made a politi
cal speech fur ten years. Everybody believed him
when he got through. Such a speech! Take
tbe jokri out of It and there was nothing left un
lets it was the mortification we plainly noticed io
Radical countenances.
The Judge assumed the undignified duty of re
peating a numSer of stale lice and slanders again it
tbe democrats of Ibis county, which we have not
beard repeated for Ave years, with the exception
ofafiw blackguards wboae ideas are warped by
bai w hi iky. and are ware xealoua in uttering
slanlTs agiinst their neighbors than family
prayers. We are quite sure the Judge will not
soon be brought from his seclusion to make a
speech to Clea:-fieldcr. The difference between
slander and common e) Is nndemtooi by our
peopte, aud need not e Imported.
i Rarr Ball. A mutch gamo of hull
' was played between the Young America club of
; Curwensville, and the Clraraway club of Clearfield,
j on the grouds of the former, ou Saturday left,
' which resulted as follows:
n.irLinWAT. o,
II T. tgden, p 0
S;tl. lUrret, s.s
4 i. Jhnon, I f I
11 I. I.etpMl.lt, 2I... 4
fl(J. Jiirr-bfleld, 111... fl
3 V. Jnhnon, e S
b.C H"ifenatein, r.f. 2
, V. Chambers, e (I
K. Drmi.-ker. d 6
H- Hol.ion. p...
I, . A Mary, lb 3
II. IVns, 2')
II. M.-llridf, 3b .1
F. M-Hride, l.f 1
W, Fleinming, c.f.. S
A. McUridc, r.f... t
&! W. Oglrn, e.f
fl K. Kttweiler, Ub...
Ttal 27 3j
Ix(i!fi;. 12 3
T-Jtal 27 .10
4 i 6 1 ft V
Young America... 0 b 4
b 4 2 4 0 1 10 Q1.S
ClearawHV 2 1 0 0 3 2 11 8 9 lift
I'mpirr1 Alex. Patton, of the Susquehanna's.
Scorer K. A. Thmpon.
Tinte of rune: 2 I .
Mr. John Young, leasee of the Wei Urn Hotel,
ahertins hia card in the K'pMbUctn, this week.
A Wild Cat Takks a Cini.t out of
ITU CiiitM r 'In Tliiir-ilev of I ml wek, a wild
eat entered the honw of Mr KMiott Wnlirs, who
rfidi-s at WiNon'a mill, on Toby Creek, io Knox
township, a'lout ven niile north f thia pi art,
and tij a child from the era lit, and was about
to ejiouiene devouring it when it driven
mar. The pirrni had r'ne toil to gith.-r in
potatoes from a lot ami I'M tbe hahe wrapped up.
ili'Mnnr in itt cradle. A little (irl was sent in
after lliev ha 1 been al-"ent a rhort time, to see
awut tbe child, and when sue oprneit l be uuor,
wai horrified to art a lar? wild eat, with the in
fant, behind the ttove. The little (rirl was crying
piltuudy. and iu a short time W'iuld doubllrss
have bi-en I. tllf-l and dotired by the savarre
beait. ii the aln'in hftng gi'u. tho wild eat
d tiirounb the window, and ha sine been
seen in that ncighborh-Mi I. Ciurion Democrat
Dedication. Tho now olli it
Church in Uakill township, J.LTi.rso eounty,
will be ile.iicatt.tl on Bun. lay, O.'tuber loth, to
whih the p'iblic is invited.
Also, the Corn-r Stone of the New Methodist
Church at I'rankhu. (MLuafTy's), io H-11 township.
j this ennnty, Providt nee permitting, will be laid
, WcdiKsday October iV'h, 170, with appropriate
religious services. Public speaker! from Alle
gheny eouuty will be present. A g-nsral invi
tation is extcn ltd. W. T. Wii,snt,
Paator.
KttiE CoNfErirNCE. This body nt
its ln(e S"K!ion made the following appointments
fir the dnnon District, which embraces tbe west
ern portion of this foUnty t
O. L. M n I. Pres. Elder.
Clarion. C. C. H tint. I
Tnr. O. M. Haeket. i
raw. J. M . ille. 1
Lnthersbiirg.L. O . Merril
Paradise, l. P. Hcks.
YenaneoC.,.1. P.Warner
I'retfic nt, t. Mar'tellvr.
, Hrookifllc. D l.a'shaw.
j Cailciisliuift. W. Hives.
HitntTsbiirn W.A. llower
Cnrllsile. F. rair.
Putnevville. D. W,
Wampler.
Tioneia. S. S. Itnrtnn.
It'K-kland. 11. II. Itovd.
Pun sol a wny .M.V.Troy 'S liip'o ille. J. II Le...ni
rcrr n illr, .1 . t rainpto
Cbiriiifon, J. M.iftiu.
Uro-kwayvtlle, J. L.
MccUine-
r,,t.i v. V . Jl Titlor.
N. ll-thlelietn,rV Jooet
lliekcirv. .1. H-itne..
.li...Itr,ii. J N Clorer
jiarrlfa.
Io l.omlr Citr, on Reptrmnor 55th, 170, hy
J. P. F4wnx, K-p, Mr. JOHN T. IIAUERTV.
of I.umWr City, to Mi.t I.I1IK J. CAI.I.WKI.L,
of Pike tow.iplnp.
On HeplrmU-r 25d. 1"70, 1,t IIct. W. A. ( tip-pi-ovn.
Mr. Jt.llX A. MILI.KR to Miti CLARA
S1ITNKW ILK II) all of tbit pounlr.
Oo 8. .teml r 2'Jib, ITO, hj P.ev. W.l ... M.
Ilrn. nriM.n. Mr. WILLI AM F. 1AVH. of Fer
rn.on t.nki. to Mi LVI1A .MoollK, of
LumUr Citr.
t.a Thnndat, rplemlr JP.h. I7H, hf Rer. K.
Mum, Mr. A. 0. W I NrlLoW, of (..-kill town
hip. to Mi.. EVA KLI.L. dausbter of IL.n. i. II.
llrll. of R.-II t twn.liip, Jt lTeron eonnty.
On tbe rarnv iUt. by Rev. Mr. Mf.rhii.i., Mr. J.
M. ( A Hl.ll.r.. of Tn.ulviilr, ClrarAeld c.im.v. ta
Mint I.I7..IK K. IIKI.L. d.nfliter of IL.n. I. 11.
P-lt, of R.ll rnwn'hip, .'-fferann annty.
Pm C')(io(li, Ar.
IHTO. MTTEMIIER. INTO.
MAGNIFICENT
orjiNINtl OK
FALL AM) WHTER GOODS!
WILLIAM m:i:i.
MAISKKT KTRKtT,
tl.F.ABI'lKI.I), Pl:-A.
1 Shall Continue to Hrrp
Print., DcUiiin, (iinjh.ui., Ohinli, Hiir.lin
Colon Klmiicli, W oolen Klnnrl, T.ul.
Linn, (Jiiilla, Ilrtm Good.,
Tlain aud Col'd Bilk.
J.p.nco Hilki.
.f Firt-Vlat .Irliclc of Goodt,
Wool Plliill, Rrp, IlUrk AI'oi iiilrnJiJ
rtirlc, 37) n. inc. L.'Ji.l' Cu.t.n,.,
rhwli W.olcn .nd Paitlvy
'.torproof.
.fuel Sell the Same ai Low
I.aditi', MltMi'and Cbildr.n.' Short, U.ti and
Cap., Fura, Fane (tooda, Trimming.,
Weil Uoudi, Hair (loodi, imi
tation aud raal.
.It They Can be nought
Tli. Cflebratt-d Darrir Fearnlesi Kid Ulofa,
Lett in th. world, also, n good Kid
U lov. for 7a eenti Ilofl.rj
Kotioai, Ae.
in any other .Varket.
Ntw Fall Stln In Had, IlonncU, Ribbona, Hat
Pluura, Flow.ri, Oitrieb Tipi, A. ; a,
larg. itork of Ladica' A tient'a
I'udcracar.
01A flra.-rlaiit Millinor from PbilaJclpbia
hat brn eiitratjd to ttiak. and trim Halt and
Uonnrlt in tiie Iw.t and rai Tiicbionablo ttylca.
t'lcarfi.ld, Pa., rVpt. 14, IH70.
II K JI O V A Id !
I
WtiVI.l) respeotfully inform my etistomers
and the public generally, that I have
Removed my Millinery and Fancy Store
To tbe late residence of Dr. Harlswick.
orrusiTi tia mi.,
And bare fitted up a room well suited to supply
my trade in the tuort pleasing style, and I would
have mr customers to positively bear in uitod that
1 am determined not tu be surpassed in
STYLE, QUALITY, or
Low Prices of my Goods I
And will mak. it a iptrlally to all pfrtont want
ing good, in n.T li.i. to plrntt in tli. tno.t prof.t
atlr way to then, an-l will ft werVIv from tha
city ALL TI1K LATEST 8TVLES OLT.
RECEIVED THIS DAY1
Some nf the most beautiful and elegant styles of
new rail Pnnnets, Hats and French flowers.
Also, Lace Collars, Gloves, Silk Laces, Ao.
Please call and see them.
Mns. T. E. WATSON.
Clearfield, Septr-m bar 7, 170.
rEWSYLYAMA RAIL -ROAD.
TYRONE A CLEAliFI KLO IUtANCU.
OV and after Monday, MAY 30th, 170, two
pMSenger Tiai-.is will run daily (exctpt Sun
days) between Tyrone and Clearlit Id, as loilows :
t I.KARI IF.LIl MAIL.
LEAVK SOI TH.
LKAVK SOUTH.
Clearfield 2.:t0, p. m.
Philipsburg..... 3.4H, " ,
(lseaola 4.t(, " I
Tvmne 6..'i0, I
Tyrone . 9.0,A.if.
tt-ee.i!a Id "
Philipsburg...ll.O(t, "
Cltartleld I2.05.r-.li
CLKAHFIELK ACC(MUtATHN.
LEA r. eoi TH. I LEAVE NOKTIL
ClearfWd 7 00 . . Tyrone O.00 p.
I'hilipshu'g... 0 Jl ' j Intersection ...I I' "
Ikceola lit.ai i'Molii 2 41 "
ltiterstetion. l.f r. mJ Phihi"bnrg ...3.3.i '
Tyrotif) 1.21 " I'lf rHfIi. ar...n.i'tl "
KAliK AN!) lUSIANCKS
FKM CLEAIl FIELD,! FIloM TYRONR,
Station.
11
Station!,
L.nnnrd S
H'.Kvll.nd (I
Diijlrr -
W albert".. I
lllnc IUI1 1.1
I'lilllpvtiurK U
Htrtn.m' I
llnnlar ?ll
OarrnU tt
Powelllon i'4
San.lj Hidre....2n
Summit 27
Hi; Intersection 4
2" Yaitscoyoe 7
2A tlardner i
.V. Mt. rieasant....U
4n fMitnmit 14
A( Sandv Hiilgc...l.S
bh PowelHn 17
i;n tvarrnU
t(.1 Dunbar .' 21
73 Steim-r's ?
hn IMiitlp-biirjr 'i l
flft lltns H ill 2
oil areton. ...:'
20
20
St
to
41'
4J
A3
nu
m
7t
Ml. Pleaanl.....10 ("I lleolon. fi
Oar lner M 11 Ml lller .H ti
Vanpeorw .14 I III. W midland 'M II 0.
Inl.r.rclM.n S7 I 1 Leonard S I 10
Tjrotir II I 'la Cleat ilrlil tl I '
FARE FROM CLE A R FIELD,
TO
Hellef.mte, Pa
Iiek Haven
Willi. mport
HiinlinEi"n
l-wip.own ,
Moryville
HAKIIISIII Ml)..
I; t.ilMi.Mlrtown !
, 2 TulMarirtta 60
, J Ol.j Lnnea.ler i Si
, I "".PIIILAHKI.PIIIA 7
, i fO AIIiHina I U
, 4 .'i0 Julin-town I 0
. 4 7 ll'H TSUI III! U
roxM.f hon.
Clot. eonniw-lHin. made at Tyrono with traina
Ea.l and W e.t on th. Main Line, and at VTtlliauia
port for poiota North and Ka.f.
Pa.eenrera leatlna: Clearfield at 2. .10 p. m..
rea'h Wilhain.port the a.me day, and pa.ai-narerF
leaving Willi. maporl at B.1.0 a- m.. rvarh Cli-ar-neld
at (I on p. m.
Pa'aenfera for way atationa on tha Main Line
hetwren Tyrone and llarri.httre, leave Tvrone at
.1.(1 p. an. UMIIUih V. nil.hlNS,
any IV If. Hiiprrintrndant.
FULLERTON'S
rest u ravt &i;i:iKi:siniET
Aliinii,
In Leavy'a New llutlding. (formerly occupied by
.Mr. Mr'tuuxdey,)
FKCOND FT., CLEARFIELD, PA.
(10N!TA NTLT on hand a line aelee.lnnf C. V
j dies, M rs, i ihaiis. Tuiurt'o. ,
Ai.n, FHESII OiSTfc'llS received daily, and
eervtil up to atiir .he taa.ee ot citarnmeri.
HIl.l.lAlin PA1.4MNon tecond.lory.
apr 7 tf II. R. Fl I.I.FItTON.
ORGANS & PIANOS.
ESTY'S AND MASON f- HAMLIN S,
8. J. IIAYKS, Curwenevllle, Pa.
S ' I'lataa'i Croae cnl, Mill, Drag and
Cirrulnr Miwai alao, Doyn.no'e Ligbluing
Urn., eut Saw ..r aale hy
ir-7i ii. r. smi.ER ro.
i it i: k l Ii m i: i m
The Kllneyi ate two In bomber Una ted t tbe
appcr part ef the loin, aurmunded by fal and
consisting of thr- parts, rii: the Anterbr, the
Interior, and the Ei tenor.
The anterior ab-irbs. Interior nonsista if tis
sues or veins, which serve as a tDpa-it fr the
urine and coavty it to the exterior. The exterior
is a conductor also, terminating In a single lube,
and called the Ureter. Tho nretrrs art connected
with the ( ladder.
The b'adder Is complied pf various eoeetlnRa
or tissues, divided Into parts, vis: the 1'pper, the
Lower, tbe Nervous, and the Mucous. The upper
expeln, Ihe lower retail. i. Many have a desire tu
urinate without Iho ability j other urinate with
out the ability to retain. This frtijuently oocurs
in children.
To euro these affections, we muit bring into
action the muscles, which are engaged in their
various functions. If they are neglected, (J ravel
or Dropsy may ensue.
The reader must alo be made aware, that bow
ever slight way be the attack, It ta an re to affect
the bodily health and mental powers, as our flesh
and blood art supported front these sources.
GOUT, OU KUEUM ATISM.
Pain ocrurtlug in tbo loint it indicative of tbe
abort disvaata. they ooour to penona dirpoaed
to acid ttoniach and chalk coneretiont.
THE GRAVEL.
The grnvel ensues from neglect or improper
treatment of tho kidneys. These organs being
weak, Ihe water ii not expelled from the bladder,
but allowed to remain; it becomes ftverish, and
sediment forms. It is from this deposit that the
stone is formed, and gravel ensues.
DROPSY.
Dropsy is a collection of water in some parts of
the body, and heart different name!, according to
the parts affected, via: when generally diffused
over the body, it is called Annanrca: when of the
abdomen, Ascites; when of the chest, Hydrotburax.
TREATMENT.
Hclinbold's highly concentrated compound Ex
tract Puehn I deciilnily one of the best remedies
for diseases of the bladder, kidneys, gravel, drop
sical swellings, rheumatism, and gouty affections.
Fader this head we have arranged Dystiria, or
difficulty and pain in passing water, Hcanly Secre
tion, or small and frtqueul discharges f water;
Strangury, or stopping of water t Hematuria, or
bloody urine; (jout and Hheumallsm of the kid
neys, without any change in quantity, but increase
In color, or dnrk water. It was always highly
recommended by the late Dr. Phyilek, In these
affections.
This medicine increase! tbe power of digestion,
and exeitee the ahiorhente into healthy exercise
by which tbe watery or calcareous d positions,
aud all unnatural enlargements, as well as pain
and in flam at ion, are reduoed, and It is taken by
men, women and children. Directions for use
and diet accompany.
Pmi.anrLrRtA, Pa., Feb. 25, 18A7,
H. T. Hclinbnld, Druggist:
Dka tSin I have been suffering, for upward
of twenty years, with gravel, bladder and kidney
affections, during which time I have used various
medical preparations, and been under the (rent
nient of the most eminent physicians, experiencing
but little relief.
Having seen your preparations extensively ad
vertised, I consulted with nij family pbvfi lan in
regard to o-ing your Extract Itucbu.
1 did this beeauce I had used all kinds of adver
tised remi dii s, and had florid them worthUis, and
some quite injurious: in fact, I despaired of ever
getting well, and determined to use no remedies
hereafter unlcra I knew of the ingredient. It
was this that prompted me to use your remedy.
As you ai!v rliaed that it was composed of buchu,
culteba, and Juniper berries, it occurred to me and
my physician as an ti-cllnt combination, and,
with his advice, after an examination of Ihe arti
cle, and einu'iiig again with the drug.ri't, 1 con
cluded to try il. I commenced its use about eight
month! ago, at which lime I was confined to my
room, r roro wis urn uoiue i was anoni'iiea ana
gratified at the Wml. inl effect, and after using it
three weeks, was able to walk out. 1 felt much
like w riling you a full statement of my case al ihe
time, but thought my improvement uiijfht only lie
temporary, and therefore concluded to defer and
see if It would effect a perfect cure, knowing then
it would be of greater value U you. aud more
satisfactory to sic
1 am now able lo report that a cure is effected
after oing the remedy f .r Ihe months.
I bare not ued any now fr three months, and
feel as well In all re spec's as I ever did.
Your Cuhu being devoid of any unpleasant
tate and odur, a aire tonie and Inv ifromtor of (he.
system, I do not mrnn to he without it whenever
o-eaion may require, its ne In uh affections. ;
M. M. McCOU.MlCK.
Should any dmU Mr. McCormick'a statement,
he refers to the fallowing gentlemen :
Hon. Wa. Bir.i.rn, ex Governor, Pennsylvania.
Hon. Trto. II, Fi-onrxrn, Philadrlphia,
Hon. J..C. Kiox, Judge, Philadelphia.
Hon. J. S. Ill ara, Judge, Philadelphia,
Hon. D. R. PoWTKn.ex-Uovortmr, Pennsylvama.
Ilon. Ki.lis Lf.wis, Judge, Philadelphia.
Hon. II. C. (IniKii, Judge, I'nlted Htutes Cnnrt.
lion. (J- W, Woohwann, Judge, Philadelphia.
Hon. W. A. Ponrrn, City Solicitor, Phila Ulph a.
lion. Johx nini.rn, ex ()ivernnr, Cwlifornia.
Hon. K. 1U?ikii, A uditorllen., Washington, D.C.
And many others, if necessary.
Mf-.Sol.l by Drngiataand Dealera everywhere.
Dewnreofeouiiterli'lta. A'k for llulioliotd'a. Tale
no olh.r.
P 11 1 C K i
f jior Ilotlle, or 0 Rotlk-s fur fii.fi X
Delivered to any addreal. Deai-ril rymploma
In all eommunicaliona. Ad.lre.e
H. T. HELM HOLD,
Drug and Chemical n'arrh iu-e, f.04 Ilri'adwav,
ew York.
'V'Wt A"" OKNI'IXE CNLESO DoNK LP
i. ' In atn-l.rngraved wrnimer. wilh f.e aimile
of my Chemical Warebouaa, and eicned
Jr"iy H. T. Hf I.MROLP
'I
flufluiHf, ? inn-art, Ctf.
THE xnoirsiDcs
TIN & STOVK STDHK!
G. S. FLKGAL,
rhilipcburff, Centro Couaty, Ta.
fPIIK nndertlirnad '
aifiaotfully announce! to
1
th pohlio th .t o. bat on band a cara-
lully tclact.d wall attort.d alock of
STOVES, 1IEATER.S, RANGES,
HOLLOW - WARE !
TIN, COPPER AND SHEET-IRON
W A R E !
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE:
lilt ttock of CuiAlnj Sliivea contltU of
7 II E CK1.EBRATED III0XSIDE8,
Which hara never failed to hrinu caca and
prosperity Into fnmt i.i wbtra it la uaed,
Diamond Stata, Farmar, Herald. Charm, Sp.ara'
California Cook fctnve, Upoara' Anti-lUft,
Uaa-liurning Cookinjr htorea. Victor,
helianeo and I oion Itan .aa,
ripcara' t'ookina: hang.l,
Ao , 4c.
fc.Tht Tin and Bhett I.en war given wltb
tb. rtovee ia mad. of lb. h.av'eat and bent
material, and warranted to five perfect latia
faolion. His Stock of Parlor & Heating Stoves
la larger, b'tter and cheaper than ever hefore
exhibited to tbe public conalating of
Spaara' Revolving Light Illuminating Stova,
Fpeara' Antl Dual (iaa Horning l arlor ftnve,
Hpeare' Orbicular Uaa liurnlng Parlor
hloae.rpe.ri' Oaa-Run tng Parlor
buve. lioqut-t. Peart, Uvtu, Ida,
fiun. Tropio, Nevada,
Ac, Ae.
Vulcan, Elm and Victor lleatrre, Fpeara" Re
volving Light lieatera.
lie la alao prepared lo furniah . complete
aaaortment of
Tin, Copper, Sheet-Iron, Wooden and
Willow Ware, &o,,
Wholeaal or retail, manufactured neatly and
with the ante view to aervice, frum lb beat ma
terial in the market.
rLOWS A PLOW roIST.1, COPPER, DRAfiS,
PORCKLAIN, TIN LIKED, SPUN A
COMMON IRON KETTLES,
Of avery deeeriptloa eonetantly on band.
OUDEItS Fun STOUTINO, noonxo
And other work belonging In hie hnilneaa will
be promptly Oiled by experienced and ekilllal
workmen.
DIIASS, COrrER. OLD METAL, RAGS
A NO CASH
Taken io exchange for goodj.
4r-fle eepecia'.ly Invitee th attentlna of
Merchanta wiablng to purchaae at whoteaala, aa
they will And it to their edvantare to exauin
til atouk befor purchaaing aleewber.'
Look out for the lilg Hign nppo.ite th real
deuce of Mra. ir. Fotlrr.
All Oooni vTaaaAaTtn ai RirXKaxaixn.
n I (;al.
augli IIS
Phillpiburg, June 8, 1870.
II. F. 13IGLEH & CO.,
niiLBRB in
ii a it i a i: i: ,
Also, .Manufacturer! of
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
CLEARFIELD, TA.
LOT OF SADDLES, ltKIDLES,
llarocre, Collar., etc., for lale by
II. F. niOLER i CO.
j)ALMEirS PATENT UNLOAD-
Ing Bay Forki, for mil by
II. F. lilOLEK 4 CO.
QIL,
PAINT, l'UTTY, GLASS,
Kaila, etc., fur lale by
( II. F. HIRI.ER A CO.
j J a RN ESS T KIM il 1 NCiS i SHOE
j Finding!, for tali by
i II. F. WOLER A CO.
S,P 1 S IO LS.S W O I! D C A NES
F r ial by
II. F. B10I.ER A CO.
JTOVES, OK ALL SORTS AND
Bite, for lal by
! II F. iwor.F.H A CO.
JUON! lliO.NI IRON! IRON !
For tail by
II. F. B'ni I. Kit A CO.
JjOUSIi SHOES & HORSE SHOE
NAILP, for lale by
II. F HI0LEII A CO
IIULLEY BLOCKS, ALL SIZES
And heat Manufacture, for eale by
ii. f. nioi.F.n A CO.
THIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE
BOXES, for aale by
II. F. IIIC.LEIt A CO
poDDEU CL'TTEIW for lo y
.. n:!0 70 II. F. TilOLEIl A CO.
DREXEL & CO.,
No. 31 Houllt Ihlrd Mlrrrl, I'l.lla l-lplila
jr. i. r i (,
And Dealers in Government Securities.
Aiptic:.tiin by nii.il will receiie prompt at.en-
moii, and al. i.irnia!ino cuiicriuny niriu.iir..
llrdere aolii iK d. aprl I 11
Farm for Sale I
T
IIK Farm of Jnhn Hpaekmau, Inte nf Girnrd
township, deceased, eonisling of altotit 1,2
acres of jftMnl frnung laml, IhiofI o winch ts
elcart d.) and having iherren erected a good bouse
and burn, with nil the ummI cnvron tires of a
pleasant home. For terms and fnrther particu
lars, apjilv to T. ll. in Hilly,
Al.nrni'j for the belra and pcrauLI iuleiertril.
June 2'M, IHTO-lf.
H TK ! a 'oi!Tiii.i-:' vrfM.
1 We have .rl..ted a larje namtwr of the new
Ki:K HILL, and will on Hie receipt of Iwenlr
flre cenla. mail a eonv lo anv ail'lre... mv2
1lOTK.-.1ll.. t'aaca of Ririardeo.re Klmira
) II.Mila. jnt weivnl at
irr,t. in. J.ll ) C. KB ATZ.FR'S.
Jtrj CpoiIj, C.ionifi, ftf.
t. Afitotn , w 'ia ni iins
1hrniK r Iftnn llu1 ( hrnprsir
ii(ofs at iu:nt:r.D mens
it tv nn iivrn r
Arnold A llnrisliorn,
(On! door west of First National DanO
c i:m i:nvim.k, pa.
HAVING Just returned from the east with a
complete asserlmenl of (JiHds suitable for
Spring and Rummer trade, we art now ready
to furnish all kinds of Goods
" Cheaper than tho Cheapest!"
And after tbanMng our customer! for their
liberal patroiage during (he past year, we
would most reij ectfully atk for a continuance
of the same
Our Flock consists of a complete assortment
of Dry Goods, Notions, Hardware, Queensware,
Willow wore, Uroeeiiri, Hoots ti- Bboes, Hats ti
dps, Clothing, Tobaccos, tie. Also, Flour,
Paeon, fait, Fiia, Grain, eto.
All of whiih will be sold on the most reason
able terms, and tbe highest maiket price paid
for drain, Wool and all kinds of Lumber and
Country Produce,
-Pleae give us a eel! before purchasing
elsewhere. Satisfaction guaranteed as to price
and quality. 1t
AP.NOLD k HARTSH0I.X.
Corner of Main and Thompson Street!,
apr20 CL'RWLNSVILLE, PA.
i. r. WKavKB..
,.W. W. BTTI.
CLEARHELD, TA.,
Are offering, at the old aland of O. L. Reed A Co.,
their etock of good., ounaiating of
DRY - GOODS, GKOCERIKS,
BOOTS A SHOES,
HATS A CAPS, 1IALDWARB,
tJl'LENhTAllK,
FLODE, FEED, SALT, &c, &c,
At the sn oat reasonable rates fur CASH or In
etc hang fur
Square Timber, Boards, Shingles,
OR COUNTRY PRODUCE.
jSt-wAdvanee! made to those engaged in get
ting out square timber on the most advantageous
terms. January 6, INTO.
StU AUi; TiyiESKU!
E.A.inVIX5cCO.,
ct itm:sisviLi.i fam
Being specially tn gaged in the business of
Buying and Selling Square Timben,
Would represent that they are now prepared to
purchase Timber delivered at either Curwensrille,
Wk Haven or Marietta, (or will take it at anj
of thre point?,) and sell on commission, making
such advances as are necessary.
Those engaged in getting out Timber will fnd
at our store in Cut wcnsvilte, a very large stock of
STAPL E GOODS
Of all Deacriptiona.
ALSO,
f Your,
Oal,
Corn,
And everything nfH-oe.a.y for aee of Lamheraiea.
RAFT ROPE,
Of all sites, kept on hand in larjre quantities, and
sold at small advance by Ihe coil. Also,
Pulley Illm-ks, Small
Rope, ate.
t P l .f 1 I. I X I I' t T. M I ' X Tfll offered
to those manufnlnrlt g Square Timl-cr.
A. IIt IN A ((t,
Curwensiille, Jannarv 12, 18.0.
Small Profits! Quick Sales!
HAUTSWICK & linVIN
Are eonstaiitly replenishing their stok of Drops.
Medicine, A e.
School Looks and Stationery including the Os
good and National Series of Readers.
Also, Tobacco and Cigars of Ihe best brands, al
the lowest prices,
nla CALL AND RKK. flfl
Stumps I Stumps! I
rpHK nnd. rsicned Ins i nnba-cd (),. riv'hl of
Clcerlield emintv for I ! m n Paiim-vi .-I'Ttra
Siiui l.TiMrTm, patented June "ih, I'-TO.
This is ibci It.lly the ni""t rontenicnt, niot dura
bl, and hot maebitie of Ibe day. ( cat her
will n t ntli--l it, the norking purl being nil nt
iron. The mm bine i eitsilj set up, an 1 w i'l work
any p'B"e thai cm be low i d. W e a ill -'d h.n
rhittes at a smnM proiit on e isl.an l will try to
mnke it tn Ihe ah ntilrtjre of raimers to hvy lb; in.
We s o'icil ord.-rs tmm t li"e w ri inj nuc limes.
H.T. FAHXSU OUril. IcarlieM. p4,
.1. II. GA RII IS IN. Cnrwcinill.. Pa.
Gro. 11 II a 1 1.. Airrnl. Cb artkld. Pa. )l.n..Am
IfHI HU,I,-A dc.ri'le HiHSi: A LOT.
with goid St;.b!e and other nerea-y nut
buildings ituate in l.nt hersl-urg. Clearfield Co.
House large and eonnnifnl ruhlaittini a r""i
wdl adnpit d fr a st re rona or an oli.ce. For
further pn'tii-iiUrt. ad-Irc-s
K. I. K1HK. M. D.f nell f-nte, Pa..
Or J. C. PAH RETT, l.niher-burg. Pa, si I r,t
Bt.KSK tOU HI K' i4l.r. FOR
salt at this offlce.
Till roodjf Citortilfi, fir.
BARGAINS I BARGAINS I
i iiiiATZB:it,
Markot Street, Clearfield. Feim'a.,
(Opposite th Jail,)
THAVB now en bard a first class stock of
jnods, suited to the wants ef the puHlc
My'itoek beirg lare, md by constantly making
addition! th-reto, I am able to aoeon.modale
all who nay favor me l-y ealllrg. I kave
1UY GOODS,
Merinos, GInjcbams, Clothe, Print!.
Delaines, Cassltncres, Silks, Reps,
Satinets, Caahmeres, Tweeds, Cobergs, Alpacas.
Mfbair, Lenell e, Vualins, Flannels, Itonieta
Hlbbons, Cloaks. Ilaln.oral Skirls. Hoop Skirts.
Shawls, lrei Trimmings, Iliad Nets, Cap a,
Corsets, G loves, Scarfs, Collars,
Grenadine Veils, Tabic Covers, A o.
CLOTHING,
Coats, Pants, Veals, Over Coats,
GentVi-hawlr, Shirts, Hats, Caps, Undcr-Sb!rts
and Drawers, Hoots and bnoes, Gum Shoes,
Cravats, Socks, Gloves and Collars.
GROCERIES,
Tea, Coffee, .Sugar, llolasses, Snlt,
Candles, Hi e, Floor, Itacon, Kuh. Tobacco,
Raisins, Currant, uplcct, Crackers, Vinegar,
Oils, Varnish, Pepper, Alcohol, Ac.
household goods,
Carpeta, Oil cloth. Drugget. Clocks,
Looking Glasses, Churns, Buckets,
Washboards, Tubs, Flat Irons, Pane, Window
U.inds, Wall Paper, Coal Oil Lamps, Bedoords,
Urn relies, Knives, Porks, Spoons,.
Crocks, f tores and Stove Blacking.
JJ ARDWARE,
Queensware, Tinware, Glaetware,
Wooden ware, Copperware, Hooks, Stationery,
Musical Goads, Trunks, i-' kales, Ac.
f.-y-k of which will be sold on tbe most rea
sonable terms, and V highest market price paid
for Grain, Wotl and all kinds of country produce
REMEMLER TUB PLACE:
C. KRATZEK'S,
(O)ipoiite the Jail,)
CLRAHFIFI-D, PPNN'A. ? ?0
S10.000 GUARANTEE.
BUCK LEAD Excels all other Lead I
1st For its Unrivaled Whiteness,
3d. For its I'nrqtikled Durabilitj.
3d. For il! Unf0rpased Covering Property.
Lastly, fur Its Kcooomy.
J&Mt eoct! Ies to paint with 'Durk Lead
than any other White Lead extant. The same
weight covers more surface, i more durable and
makas whiter work.
lit t li 1..C WM! the Cbeapeataad Beet.
$10,000 GUARANTEE.
BUCK ZINC Excels all other Ziucs !
1st For Its Unequaled Durability.
2d. For its Unrivaled WhiU'ncss.
3d. For Its Unsurpassed Covering Property.
Lastly, for Its Great Lconomy.
Delng the ChcapeM, Hnndsomest and most Di
rable White Paint in the World. Duy only
RUCK LEAD AND DUCK ZINC.
Try ft and be Convinced,
Satisfaction Guaranteed by the Mnufarturcrs.
11UCIC COTTAC5K COLOUS,
Prepared eapressly (or Painting
Cottages, OutbiiiMirps of every deeripl.on.
Fence Ae. Ihirtv five different colore. Da
rable. Cheap, Uniform, and Peautiful M.ade.
nmnle cards sent bt mail if desired Deal
ers' Orders will be promptly executed by the
manulacturt'Ti.
FHKNCII, BICHARD3 .f Co.,
N W. Cor. Tei th A Market streets, Philad'a,
ForsalebyA I.Ftiawand llsrlsw lek ti Irwin
Dealers in Drugs, Mediuinvs, Paitite, Oils, Ac.
Clearfield, Pa iprl.t 7t' i
TOBACCO AND CIGARS 1
VHOLL-SALB AND P. L TAIL,
At the New Tobaeee and Cigar Store of
Two doore East of the rostr.ff.re, ClearBeld, Pa.
Cons'ariMy on hand a fine aorimrnt of Xavy
Cotfgreas, Cuvciid'ph, Cable, fSpuntol!,
Aeicbipm and Century Fine-cut
Chewing Tobacco, Ac.
A'so, a large and ell srle- tcd stock of Imported
and Domestic Cignra, Smoking Tobaccioj,
Meersi baum and Hnar Pipes,
Pipe f tiirrs, Ti:bnrco
Poxes, I iger HolJcrs. and everything grne rally
ft-and In a well n-rru'ated Cigar and
Totaeeo More.
jrfHrmember the placet Two doert Kaat of
tbe Portoffiee, Cli-arficld, Pa. aog. JJ:lf.
st. BsmaDicTS' acadsiit.
St. .7.n i:ik Co. ra.
fonnrrTili r Trt rn.cina liartr,.
ST. Peneilic's is pleasantly sltunled In an
eleiatcd position a hnrt dintice f-om the
dci.ot, and eoiumands a fine virw of ti e siiTooti l
it.g leautitiil country. An xten'ivr building has
lncn trw ted, and the SiM-rs aie now preian d to
reei i e a greater nuiiibcr ol pnvl f ban h' n tof'.re.
1 he s holistic year whli-ii ron-its of Iwn Sfs
'ot' nf live tncntbs ea.di, eominnnci on I lie f t
Mr.ndnv of Sept( i:i!n r, ar-d clow in the latter
part ol J line next,
'j i: icm : p.o.i.d and Tuition. rival. le in
a.lvnocf . prr Sis-i-.n
l.a'in, Orrmnn, er I Frn-b. being ineludr.l
in tbe e-'iir-e do p.t form etlia ehnrLf s.
I'.-r fin tin r part'r-nlvirs yv t" "
Pi. Marys, Aug. ?t:?m. DlIil CTUr.
ISAAC iiii.t.i: u,
SadJlo and Harness Manufacturer,
L itherbu;g, Clearfield co;i;i(r, Pa.
fpiIK snfc'criber rceetfiiMv inrornis the eiti-
srnsof It rniTi and tb tmnitidinr townhip
tbat he is now p-eparcd to furin-b everything in
his hne at b-rt notice and in a workman like
manner, lie H:iUcr h in.it that he can picn-e
1 di ewsinmer in style, qnntifr and price, fall
and examine stork before purclia.ung elst wbore.
Lntbers'inrg, June I. k;h tf.
8W AIM' P W Tel. Kennedy! Ved eal
Deoecry. IMu-HnieVs rlu -bu. (laker's Cod
I l iver Oil. JetTtie't and S Ter' medicine nf every
Ikind, for salr by II R HWp'K
"aa!eniaiee I'lHI I H Im'mtnm f J
JiOlflj.
THE SMITH HOUSE,
(.ir i. i." itt r.....ff p.-,...! )
1 1 1 mii ii 1 1, rt.
MMIR eii'lir.ign' l, l.av.i .... H,.l b.e lal
a .'ilia of )a... ia a ... I a to inierlaia l.r.a-
a ai.'l tiew !. ,i net nil., en.) li-1 I-m. auli- i.
..j innir. ... gur imn a i.ll. tli. 1 .1 le a ill h.
ii i.Ii.iI wuh .!, I.r I Ihe m.rk.l elt -t'l.. ami I .1
Hi., a II m, i n n tin' rLnie. al ' win- a en. I lion-ne.
I In hnn.e Inn, turr. I.i 1 nni l.filliiif a" eat re'y
lit' w. a 1. H'li alw.iy.aiM. It 1'iei. In, I f lt.irl.lt,
while ll.e .i.i.l,,'. alia. Ik I le lata, ami louiaa.
J.i.l anii.,1 fur , u.iitlt ,.. ( t ig. lea I. r.ii.
I.I t s. IIIIAM I T.
THE LEON A P, D HO US eT
(Nt-arlhf Itnilroad Drpol,)
HELD KTRLLT, ( I. EA Itl lLLD, PA.
I. (.Odin I MOW, rroprlelnr.
VSEW first class IL.ul In every rfrrct
e.ii,fortal.le ronms nil ni(u'rti itrprove
units the bt of LPjl tron t,t attend
ance, and reasoiiablc etmrg. a. 1 lie puironMeel
tbe put. lie is respectfully r -ilicitcd. leauiater
aill p.ea tithe nonce llml a lurijc loam bus just
hi en cr(etd lor the hiitcriiig of h'trw, loaded
wag-mi ami earriMts hat itt a anommodioua yard
aiijacent to tbe j reibt and 1'hsm ngor d put. ji3f
THE ALLEGHENY HOTEL
MARKET St., CLE A I! FIE LD, Pa.
rPHLS Inrgn and commodious new bold has
J len opened for (be accnnnoodniion of ibe
piilJic, whet the proprieiur will be kIavI to meet
ins old friends, and rmiis a share ot public pat
ronae. It y strict person nl attention ti the de
tails id his business, he hopes In be aMe lo render
satislaetion to bts patrons. Thn T All LP. will
alMivs Ih; bountilully supplied aith tbe Inst that
"ri ie irocuret in (lie market, ami tlie UAlt
will contain a lull slock of LlylOKS, LKLK, C
Good stablitig atlaehtd.
( ASPLll LLH'OLDT,
ClearfirlJ, March 3, !' U ly Piuprietor.
THE EA:GLE HOTEL,
MAIN ST., CI ItW KNSVILLE, PA.
HAVING lenaed fur a term of years tbo
above well known and popular hot), (kept
li.ruierly by Mr. Mason, and lately by Mr.
Fouls.) the present proprietor has re fitted it
with the objict of render nr. his guests comfort
able while scjourninjr with him. A .fine, large
riuble and lard is attached, fur tbe care and
protection ot horses, carriages and wagons. A
liberal share of public patronage Is eoliciit-d.
n) 7tt A. J I'liAlt k tn, I'r. p r.
THE MANSION HOUSE,
Cornerot heeon-l and Market Streets,
( I I I(M. VA.
rIHIM old aied commodious Iloie) has. during
X tlie past year. teen inlarged to double tu
foimer capacitv fr tbe entertainment of stran
gers ani guesi. Tbe wb builJina: has been
rt-lnroislied, and tbe proprietor will sjare no
pains to render bis guest! comfortable while
stating with him.
' JMr- I be "Mansion House" Omnibus rona ta
ana from tbe Dtpot on 'lie arrival and d nurture
ol each train. JUli.N UUI GIIEKTY,
aprti-70 tf Proprietor.
THE AMERICAN HOUSE,
lurnruiviue, liearnriu county, la.
rPHE undersigned has leabd this old and long
I etablibed hotel, (formerly kept ty Major
la-aac liiooin.) situate in a central purtioQ of the
town and has entirely re-Cttrd and re lurutsbe 1
it, acd re-modelfd tbe staoling, so a to make It
an object, hereafter, for the traveling public to
patronito tis large anf commodious Koue.
Jan. lit, 7ij.tf. T. JEFF. iLOOM.
SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE,
t urueiiMllle. loarhcld county. Fa,
fpilISoUand well eflablished Hotel, beaoti
J luily situated on tbe baaks of the huoe
banna, in the boroigh of Curwen trill., has been
teased for a term of y.ars by tlie undersigned
It has been entirely rDtted, and is now oea U
the public generally and th tratellltig com did
oity in par'icular. No pains will be spared to
render f uesls comfortable while tarrjing at this
bouse. Amle Statiling rooji fr the actoumo
dation ofie.ms. Charge! moderate.
Pfit 2H( IfcTU tf. LLI CLOOM.
t. W. W ALLACE iAvm Kll ia.
THE AMERICAN HOUSE,
I.uthcrsbur, Clearfield to,. Ia.
riHIS well Vnown ar.d -ng etah!isbed Hotel,
X formerly kept t y K. W. .Moore, and lattetly
by Wni. Sebwem. sr., bas been leased for a leria
ot years by the urdertigne 1, tu which the altea
tiun o tbe traveling pul-lio is now called, and
liberal share of public patronage Is solicited.
auKr;o WALLAlK A MILEd.
theIrailroad house,
MAIN ST., PiniJIIil'Ka. PA.
'IIIE ondersipned keeps c.r.tantly on band
X tbe best of Li)uura. His table is alwaya
suplicd with the bvit tbe market a Horde. Tha
traveling public will do welt to give bioi a call.
novl.rti. HOlil.ltT LLOYD.
s
haw iiotsr.
Corner of Market and Frout Streets,
C'lcarUrld. Pa.
This magnificent Hotel is entirety new. eon
pleteinall its a pointnicnt. and convenient to
the Court House. A lre Omnibus runs to and
trom the Di pot on tb" arrival an I departure ef
each train. GEnlU.E N. COLlH RV,
April 13. 170. Proprietor.
"J l.HtllAMX HOTI'.U
Corner of Third and Suiilhficid Streets,
riHr-burp;. ra.
4:6-7 D. JOHNSTON A SON, Proprietor.
oct$ and hoi5.
DAN1KL CONXELLY,
Eoct'and tShoe .Manufacturer,
CLEAHFi ELD, PA.
nAjut received a Pne lot of French CALF
KNS. and is now preps red tu inannfao
nne everything In his line at tbe lowest figures.
He will warrant bis work to be s representee.
He re-pfciluliy nlicits a rail, at hia shop ea
Market street, serond d or west of the potuffice,
where he will do all in bis p wcr to render satla
faction. Some line tiuiter tr a on hand.
M7 7 DANIEL CONNELLT.
TEifE Pilot LA IM ED.
THE 7AE OVEeTs CLFAKFIILD.
knox tovn7iiip yUIET.
AV-iry fill the Contnifmnds going back
to their e(tt tuners; firt 'hary one
going t) old M'ltsachutrtts, where
thy icert loccl so long and bo welt.
IN eonseqnence o( the mwrv facts. F. PH0P.T.
of the Id fShuT Mine Shop, would an
"liner tn bis nuraeroiia patron. rd the peuple
ot Clrnrfl-ld county at large, thai he ha now a
first rate lot of r-oJ mntprial jut reeeived from
the Farl.ard is prr pared oiiairt nut Ice Ut make
and rurnd Hoots and Slmes.at his new shop ia
Uraham's row. He is satisfied that he can please
all. ( u .Irs It fright hf si-me intene'y loy a etay
al home patriots.) He is rr nred t H low for
f,ah or Country Produce, Di n't foijret tha
-hop neil door to Shower A Graham's store,
n Market tree:, Clearfield, Pa., and kejt by
fellow eomruuniy ctaitra
J2.'7- 'SHORTY.'
XEW KGOT ami"eThitp.
edwarlT mack.
Con. M nK FT A ."n Pra., CLE LFIEI.r, Pa.
fpilF prfpri.tor bas .otrred Into the PO0T4
SIH'K business at tie abote utd, and
i. determined not to be cud to elihtr in qua),
it t r price f.r bis work, Stecial aitintioa
will he piinl to tnanufaetnrit.g Sewed Wotk. Ht
hri on ban! a lure ut ef French Kip and
Call Shift, of tbe very best quality. 1 he cut.
sers nf ClenrTic'd and vicinity are repecllul,y
inritrd to give him a trial. No charge kr call!,
n -vo.' n if
M B0T AM) SHOE SHOP,
i 1 1 h Ljw in r.
rpilR rubfrib'r having lately started anew
1 punt and Sh sb"p In Curwensvtllr, ea
Vain frert, rapnnite Jcsrj h II hwin's D'Uf
tTe, rep 'cilutly annennres tn th public that
be Is prepaied to mann'acture alt sly Irs of Ports
and I-hoes. and every thiiig in ht line.nn shmt
rotten He '- keeps on hand g d aott
ment nf rtadv irate work, wbib he will 1 1
cheap for cash or country pm 'ure.
ocitT-tf l 11 LEW IS ?. HOS.
S OOK rIH m l'.-The fine new Ha
iKn en llil tmt. n. ar lb liailrnad DfpoU
i. a lien nn d Saloon, but unnceiipied. uitebla
tar a stort' worn. Ai ph to
t.lOIO.K C. PAfCfMOKff.
fle-wet?, Awrn-i IT, 1 W.