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TF,; REPUBLICAN.
CLEARFIELD, PA.
bK"lAY MOHN'INO, MAT 10, 171 ,
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hi;u;kuh notici:r.
huilM Episcopal Church Bct. J. II.
I y .. and 71 r. Mi
R Si-hool at 9 A. M.
L,i-r Malice every Thursday, at ? P. M.
gmnnion .Service, flrat Sabbath of every
tu, it A.M.
J Andrew rhurrhr,piftrnaU-Hcr.
ir ill. Public Hervioe riunduy moriilt.g
I , lork. and n r. m. runiay ponooi at
jl. prayer Meeting Wednesday avening
-lurk.
1 If rUu Ohurrh Rev. Mr. Urn. en.
Vrvioo errrj Sabbath, morning and erco
M Clitirrli Rev. W. R. 8Kimin, Pai
,l.lie fi-virra tverv Sabbath, moruiiiir or
jfc alternntetv.
Jr A. M. Hil In dVniies tin to nay ho
fa absent from hii office during the coming
fr.iiD the tnr.
ijinous. Dirino service will bo
4n tha Lutheran ehorch, In this, place, on
!v morning next, Mh
A full attendance o
requested.
'
4ir. A Fair for
May 14th, at the usual
of the memlxjn ia spe-
?AiR A J uirlor tho bono.it ot bt.
Church, Clearfield, will be held June the
via C. Kratser'sold Store, Front street, near
trr. A splendid brass band will be in attcn-
errryarening. T. J. Mt M ANUS.
J Omission. Wo observe that
pairman oi mo uemocretic uouniy uommu-
m enumerating the number of county office ra
r elected Uiii full, baa omitted that of County
Tver. Mr. McClosky having been elected
years ago, uauat be re-elected (or lomt one
1 ur a vacancy will occur.
lm JvAFTINO hEASON UlIT .t.m-
m joyed a fine rafting season en Sunday
I Monday last. A large a umber af nfti pasted
I jilaee en their way to market. A very heavy
of lumber occurred also on Friday and Sat-
.y of the previous week, bat ne rafte went be-
b'hamnain, for want of water, Since, hnw-
, everything baa passed down below and by
latter part of thie week the luaibor depot ef
a Idlelowo, Marietta and Columbia will be over
bed.
'tin e it item should be adopted at the Lumber
'i and Curwcnsrillt daml by which rafta would
; be detained. We are informed by many that
whole day waa loat la getting a raft out of those
datni. This ti a great hindrance, and tbedc-
aT often prevents raeo from getting to market
arin en the aeomd rise.
IStatk Appropriation. Tho fol
inj School I rafta for IS70 hare been eaibed
; Treasurer F legal, and the several School
f'trh ihould see that the District TreaFurcn are
irgfl with the amount :
"ciria ..$n.1 4liaraliam
TO be,
7s n
ftU 04
(lb 2K
bV 04
71 52
lit J rn
no
1 10 (15
2 K
81 12
73 9(1
11H
47 M)
74 f
... Illfi 45 llulich
... M 6L'Mluiton
... U.1 12 Jordxn
f- '(tit
T-a.ll-.ird
100 5fi Kurtlnua
j.'4frd (Ind'l)
12 001 Knox
ijl-t-lr
V irnsiie.M,
k'urst
2HS 2 Lnwrrnce
144 4 Lumber City
113 2H
Morria.
' it? inirtwn.
rirlirld
urmnirille,..
lfeatur
Fririnoo.tf M
'iirard
ttosben
Total.
74 (-8
11.1 fix
o yi
mi 12
54 AO
6tf 00
45 00,
N. Waaliiugton..
(taola,
(Vna
Pike ...
I'nion
Woodward
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OtR BuRouon Taxes. Wo pro-
iums our borough authorities, Hhool lircctora
aoj Town Council, will soon he engaged in assess
ing the taxes for 1T71. The raluatbn of this
bortnjh under the former trirnniul asacflsinent
amounted to the sum of $224, fiOO. Upon this the
.'tiool Board asiccscd a lax of 10 mills, making
aWit f2,246 00. The Town Council asrfcd a
tiinilar amount. In what manner they spent the
money wi presume the taxpayers will lenrn ex
city when in accorJnnce with the law they pub
liib their annual itaterant.
The present triennial assessment amounts te
$l."l,I0O, nearly double (be amount of lost year.
R1, if our borough authorities could hardly
spend a ten mill tax last year, bnw in the name
of nnioinn anse can they do it this year? In
ether word., if ten milh on the former aascamctit
or valuation rai'rd sufTicient tax to kcrp our
school opm and repair the streets, why will not
Jl-t tuiflt aoiwnr nndrr the present aareisment ?
What the officers design doing In the premises we
know not, but if they have no use for any snore
Uiea this year, than the past, we are satisfied
that a fin mill tax will raise all the necessary
menu for either school or street purposes.
Tiir Railroad. That tho "low
grade" railroad whioh pacs through the Nortli
wsMem port ion of our auunty la to be emnmenertd
'a earuct, is trident from the following notice,
aairh we clip from an exchange:
Ai.LsonrjT Vai.lbt R. R. Co's Orrirsi, I
I'irrsiiKoH, Pa., April Sth, I S7 I.J
Propose will he receiveil nnfM May lAth for
the graHmtion and masonry of all the hcary por
tion! of the Rennott'a Branch Kst'-nMxn or the
Allegheny Valley ItnUroBd extendins; Katwartl
a difttanee of aMMit 92 mllr from ll-d Hank
S'.atwn, oa the Allegheny Va'leT Knilna l. Phin
a4 apeeificationa can be aan and all informntiun
obtataed after May lt, at the office. H.Ip to be
atdrcerrd to the undersigned, care of A I lefclteny
Valley Railroad Cow pan r. Pittdbursrh, IVnna.
JOHN A. WII.HON,
Chief Kngi liter.
This la for tha whole line between the Alle
gheny Valley Road and the Philadelphia and
Erie Road, by way of Drookrtlle, Reynoluflville,
Luthcrst urg and TctineM. This line will have
the Wwcst grade of any road in this country con
necting the Atlantic wttb the Western States, and
must become the great through route for all heavy
fTcigM' !
Brekchks and I'ltoMiBRs.-In Frank-
lia an oil uerclmnt did dwull whoM name waa J.
C. Wagner; and in Atfnot lived Miss Jinnie
Menride, n-it the "proud Mis M.-RrMV but the
meek Miss McDrlde. Miss Jennie taught school,
and was lovely, and the Wagner loved her ao,
that he said tt Miss Jrnnie one fine evening in
June," under the pale-faced moon, when the frogs
w re In tunrt " I will he thine If lliou'lt be mine."
Then Jennie pitied Wagner much, and consented
to let his weary heart find rest," and she promis
ed to conk bis beef alenk, and mend his cnat
aleores and starch his shirt collars. After tho
walk Jennie continued U teach school, and her af
fection was no lonser with her pupils alt her af
fections were with the oil merchant. Rut eventu
ally the oil merchant, In perfeH keeping with oily
thin Hi, tlipped his heart away from tha reposi
tory in Jnnie's bosm. Then Jennie sned the
Wagner for his oily conduct. Thero was an im
mense law suit. The gentle maiden appeared in
a court of a different kind from that known to her
when her affections were sued for, and she claim
ed Incalculable damages In Interfiling ppeviriev
tioos. Aflr ft long and luscious trial the galhinl
jury rendered a verdict In the sum of $3,00,
which tha said J. C. Wagner had belter pay.
Putnblt bee and
Honey combs 1 Kthage.
i ' ' tm . -
Poisoned bt Mistake On Knlur-
dav evening, tha 1'th alt, Mr. Ilrady M-Cor-
mick, of Watsontown, entered the drog store of
llullopeter and remarked la some friends that he
Wt like taking a drink. Accordingly he stepped
behind the q titer and of two bottles labelled
look one marked "Tr. Apll" whereas the bot
tle oootaiaing the liqour was marked "Tr. Api) et
Ompb." Ha drank aevtral ounces of the
0aJd wbijb happened to ba Laudanum. All
efforts to sava him were of no avail and
ba died at about one o'clock tha next morn
ing. 1! M fct"i Tuesday, and aa ft
ark of respeat the boil nets plaits were closed
4uifif tk w' '! rTiiasipee StandurJ,
The Primary Emotion. -Our Tni-
ocralie friend, besides voting fur eandidatia for
tha several oounty offices, will be called upon to
exprftft their opinion hy ballot at llierlectiu on
the 10th of Jnita, la n-fereme to the modo of nom
inating candi Intra !n the futtue.
The County Committee .ubllFhd the Tdluwlug
among the rules aud n-guititions ;
" At the meeting of the Return Judges helj the
14th day of J n tie, 1S70, the following resolution
was adopted :
Jtrtohtd, Tbut the Connty Committee be and
aro hereby authoritod and directed to aubuiit the
question of a cbangu iu the prvoetit sMnu t.t
uiaking nominations to a vote of the Democracy
at the Primary Election In li71, and that the
Chairman is authuriscd to prepare and furnish
the nco'sary Llauks and direct iuu for tuking the
said vote.
I bow therefore rive notice that the nrctasary
papers and tickets will be arnt out with the otbrr
Vrimary Kbciion papers, and that a Tote mil l
laia-u as dirictiJ hy tuc luregoiug rcsolutiuu.
It will be observed by the foregoing that a
change Is desired by some, hence the submission
of the qneilion at this tuna. Our Drtnocrutic
friends will plas bear in minj the fuct that a
rftuiiy h tl always an mprovtmeut, anj without
this no one ehould desire or advocate a change.
As we never detign to be a candidate for an of
flco, nor hare we any particular ft u ntil to reward
or enemies to puuiah, wo cannot be charged with
selfish motives in what wc may say ujiun (his sub
ject. What we desire Is (be stable and oouiinucd
success of our party. This we hold has been
awarded us under the present system, uually
termed the Crawford Sitcm, We arc well aware
that thcro are many members of our party, for
whoao views and opinions we have great rt-epret,
who favor the delegate system. Xow, if they ran
prove to us that the el i an go tlu-y desire to bring
about will more substantially consolidate and liar
mouixe the party than the prevent system, then
we will be ready for a change, too. Hut, until
the fen to res of weakness in the present system arc
pointed out, and those of ad lit ion nl strength in
the delegate system, we will oppose a changu.
Change is not always reform. Thure are evils in
the present system we would like to gft rid of,
hut this seems impossible. No system enn he
adopted but what some men would soon he found
to pervert it. Even church organisations possets
elemtnti of weakness, llenoe it Is simply non
aense for politicians to overcome that which
Christians always acknowledge to exist among
them.
We hope our friends In (he several boroughs 1
and townships will not allow themselves to br
wholly absorbed by the interest of their favorite
candidato for office, hut give some thought aud
time to that which rxlates to the future welfare of
the party. See that the question of change does
not go by default, but Instead have a full vote
polled on the question. A popular expression 1
will prove satisfactory to nil, bcenuse the minority
will yield magnanimously upon learning that the I
question nt Issue was fairly treated. J
Ohituarv. Wc copy tlio rollowin
from the Veuargo Spectator, Mr. Bhugerl Imi a
number ef n-latircs rcsiiling in (bis county, and
was highly estucincd by those who wtre pernnoiilly
a'-quuluied with him :
HtF.n. At his residence in Wasbiniftn, D. C,
B-iiiday cighl, Airil 2;'.d, ls'l, Johu . Htiugcrt,
Ktq., aged 67 years.
The annoanertnr nt of Mr. Hlmgert's death will
recall to our oldvr eititens, especially to tbui-e
whoae memory can compass a third of a century,
the varied events of that portion of our Incloty in
which he bore a part. Ho was bom near Muncy,
Centre eountv, Pa,, February H, IW'I. K-uiov-ing
to Fraud hi in IK.'IT, be s ubsequ nt ly fouinhd
the Democr.itio Aft'h, n'lirh he eonduoied Willi
the vim and spirit which cliaiueteriri-d the h it
and lively pohiica of those days. His etIo ol
writing wna incisory, eb-ar and pointed, an I he
tTnte-1 any auiyeet without tear. Alter having
tilhd the otnee of rbertfl'. to which ho was kcted
ia IK4I, he serve! as Commissary in tho M xicnn
war, with the rank of Captain, uulrr Col. lWWrt.
who afterwards f II aii'l wa.i suecceuc-J oy luioiiui
(now lioveriior) Oenry.
Returning fioiu Mexico, he was twi-c elected to
the State Legislature, serving in mJ Ihil.
About this time, in company with It. h. Cochran,
Esq., be became joint editor of TK Spectator. He
was frequeut'y a delegate to State and district
ennvcntioiia.
In IWl he was engaged in tho construction of
that part of the Penn-vhnnia railroad by which
the inclined planes were, avoi led. In he re
moved to Washington, where he bns aince residi d.
Ho was aituoinfrd Asijtant Examiner in the Pl
cut (Mliru under RiK-biin m'a adiuiuietration ; waf
displaced during Linolu a &rst term, but was soon
alter reit'ired to government son ice in tiie Or
dinance Department, aud enntiuuvd therein until
bis death.
Mr. tihugrwt leaves a second wife and a family
of three daughters, all well ultbd in hie. lln
runeral was attendi-d br a laigi concourse of pr
sonal friends in all walks ol l.le. llielasl ll'rte.
l-iated about ten dova. For six yenn past heliad
been a member of Wesley ( M. E.) t.'haind t..ni(re
g ition. Ho was eon'eioiis and hope ui U the last,
and his ealm a-sigualion must have sprung fiom
the expeetaiHin ol iinsnwrtal Hr ftnd the lull aa
iu ranee of elKrnal peace.
Sroi.EN. Tha proprietor of the
Spread Eagle Hotel, Mr. J. h. Rumgudncr,
awoke oa BunJay morning to find himself minus
his pocket-book, the contents of which were about
f 300 to money and several valuable pipers. On
Mun I vy the pocket book was found secreted in
one of the rooms of the hotel with the papers in
tact, but the money gine. Thie lost will be frit
by Mr. Rumgardner, and as there Is no suspicion
as to who the guilty party is, the recorcry of any
part of it, or the punishment of tin thief, Is im
probable. fkih'jihttry Journal.
READ FOR JW'HINFSft. It Will ho
noticed by the advertise menl and posters of James
Johnson A Rons, that they will soon be ready for
business. Although they were "burned out" some
time ago, they are not "burucd up," but ready to
trad? with old an! new customers, having a large
stock of new goods on hand which they will sell
rerv low for cah or exchange for wool.
Iu JorJn lown.hii, on Apill 21th, 1 171,
MANY WISH, " I" yr n'l 3 mmllu.
Specials.
C. I. Winim Kill Ibe ohcp.it Tcm to be hml in
CltfcrfieM floonly.
For r.inln, Oil,, Vrnii.hfii, and Zins
pure, gnud and chrap, A. I. Blmw't li (he plncr.
Voa will Ibcre 8ml the lrgcit Hoik in the countj.
Fun Sale. Ono 81iifiin!-Ttp Ktitj-
ty, Cui'bid in complete order. Alro fie ! of
llarnen, and two leather Fly Ncla, Apply to D.
U. Nivlin, ClearOild. mij 10-.1t
A(irNT Wantid. A (ronontl ftrronl
wanted in this enunty to pritenr ln.nranee fur a
tlml-claM Fire Inmranee Co., nf Philadelphia.
Inquire of the editor of thil pnper for name and
.air,,,. Jlny 10 lin
rARMKRti, Takf. Notice! II. F.
Uiirler A Co. have Jimt rrceivrd a lul i.f Iron and
wood Cultivator., Iron and wood ln(rl and
donlile fhovel Tlow., leel centra lever bill idc
Plow, whiell liny offer at manurm-lureta1 pricin.
Cull and cjnrnine thrir utoek.
Fuila Water, pure, flrmig nl ( thilo-atlwat
A. I. fhaw'l. The only Soda Fountain In the
county. P.vrnpa freuli aim pure, i nojr n, s
town to ,ee the rli pliant, and thore in town, who
will no doubt ee the nal ,l,oW, rllould .lutein
health by patroniiinn the cwllent hevernje.
SyiMRE Up! Having nsnocinlpil
John O. Cchryvet with me In the llar.lwarr hilnl
ne.i and m.nufaetnre nf Tin, Pheel Iron and Cop.
per Ware, pei.on, having un.etlled aecnnnt, will
do inn a groat favor by callinB Immediately and
qutirinr up. Fnrn, ParariT.
yiiiaurinl.
CI.OSINd FKlCKSor DrlU'M A Dko., Kn. 40
flouth Third ft., Fhlladelphia, May (I. IHT
U.S. '.of ! ni 1K1
" '62 H"i 'IO
'4 1:01 no
'(15 lH'l OO
" " '5,new 113 lll
" " ':,new ll.1 1 l-l.
" " ' 11.1 lCII
io-40'a mm iut
U. fl. 0 Tear t per cent Correney l!!i I1S
(Inld Ill 1111
Silrer- .. 1111 1U9
I Dion I'ecifie K. R. 1st Mort. Bonds.. Vs (!
Central Taeine B. R 100, 101
VnU PaeiHe I.sod ttrant Bonds Il 1
Primary Election, Saturday, June 10.
PRINTERS EEi:
'"fttor Ho ; Treasurer fl
lolly 10 Aoorintn Judre hi
I'rofhcnohirv ,
R sist. r A IU
Auditor
I II I
order '
t oiiimis"ionrr ...
t tuinty furve or..,
This inelulta C,lfl ti.leii 0-r vm h ean.lMite
t how wading mort) mil lw chared 2 p. r thou
sand extra. No name wilt be antiontiL-rd aniens
Uw caau aeeompauuii ibo order,
Asi:m iirv,
TOIIX LAWtUE, of Oaeola, will b a candi-
ft ditto for AftKKNai.r eubji-ct to the action of
the Democratic
arty at tliu Primary l.lcet.on.
rjl J. IwnKK, of Clearfield, will be a candi
X dote foi Aa4:ufti.r siibHvt to the action
imYKIt, of Clearfield,
ol the Dt-tnoeralie party at the Primary Election.
I'KOI IIONO, AHV,
A"
action
ARON C. TATE, of UenifleM. will be a can-
didata for Piioihuxutahv aubiud to the
a.tion of the Dcmocmtio party at iliu IMwury
Election.
11.1 Dl.OOM, ofCiirwensville. will Uacmtdi
J date for Pmn iinuTAUVsuj( to the action
ol tiie Dctnoorallu party at the Piimary Election.
ISAIAH (I. RAIU.ER.of Bradford township,
will be a candidate for pKimioNiiTAiir sub
ject to the aation of tho Democrat 10 party at the
Primary Elc:ion.
iu:(;iti:ii A itr:t (HtDi.it.
VBHCRY W. I.EK, of Clearfield, will 1 a fan
didatu for R i (mhtrh A ItMxinnEn stibt1ett
to ihc net ion of th0 Democratic party at the Pri
mary Election.
THr.A.uni:u.
AitCllinAED Ml AW, of Drain-rd town.blp,
will ho a cnndi late for Tnatsi nrn atihjct
to the nation of the Democratic party at the Pii
mary Election.
WV;1;1
I AM W. WtUUAI.I..ort'li-aitbld, will
the action of the Democratic party at the Primary
Elation.
AH Fit AW, of I.-iwrenec township, will be
v ft candidate for Thkam'RKii subject to the
action of the Dcmocrutio party at tho Primary
Elect ion.
ISAAC CAI.DWEI.D, of Pike townxbip, will he
a candidate for TiiKAHi'itrn subject to tlic
action of the Democratic party at the Primary
Elcction.
SAMUEL P. WILSON, of Krndford town
ahip, will ba a eanlidate for Tiikakuiikii
subject te the action of the Democratic iiarty
at tho Primary Election.
AKMOC IATK Jl IK I'.
"lINCKNT H. HOLT, of Rradford township,
will be a candidate for Aswiatb Jrimr.
subject to the action of the Democratic parly at
the Primary Election.
tyiLI.IAM C. FOLEY, of Clearfield, will be
If a eandidate for Asxitiatk J run a an'.jcct
to the action of tha Democratic parly at (he
Primary Election.
JACOU Wll.HELM. oftirabam township, will
be a candidate for AtaorUTR J hdusj Biilgcl
to the action of the Democratic party at the I'ri
limry Election.
"11 WILLIAM A. It LOOM, or Pike township, will
II be a candidate Tor AssoriATr. Ji .;b nub
Ject to (he action of tho Dumocratio party at the
1'rimary Election.
O AMI EL JENKINH. of Curwetisviila. will be
3 a candidate fur Assochtk Jt-nor. sul.jcut to
iho action of the Democratic party at tho Primary
Election.
QAMI EL CLYDE, of Lawrence tnnnahlp, w
lw a candidate for Aik uts Jrimr. tuh'y
II
el
to the action or the Iem jcr.itic p:uty
t thr
I'riinnrv i. ecnon.
J
OIIN J. HEAD, of Lawrence township, wiil
be a candidate for Associats: Jch.k- u' uv
to the action of the Dcinocralie party nt the
rimarr r.tection.
c (niissi(i.it.
f I.RKKT K. TOXER, of Chest town-hip, will
X be a carid dnto fur CoVMisfloxr'i unbjcct to
(be actii.n of tho Democratic pary at the Piimary
Election.
"1.1 F. COrTRTY.T, of Karlhius township, will
X be a candidate for Cowuisimirit subject
to tbeaeiion of the Democratic party at the Pri
mary fuee'lna,
Tolls Itl.o
a can hda
,OoM, .IK., of Pike lownxlnp, will be
ilate for f'oHMlss;orH subject tu the
action of tho Dvmicratio party at tho Primary
Mr.'thin,
ACDITDH.
UEC1SEN II. MvPH Kit SON, of ClrKrllrUI, will
be a cnmli tjtc fnr ArniTim ,n' jci-l to tin
.tmn uf th Ilcmtiflriitle party at the Primary
r.lret inn.
jDrjj ftootls, C.rofftirs, (Ctr.
SPUING GOODS!
JUrfT ltKCElVING!
iuiit CAl.iroi:s. fii't.KNliin m. cam.
fiuf.. Iti'llllnr., HiirtiliT ("tlr.k,, Mlltil..,
ritu.l.. White tl'.n't", I'lTrjill"., Jnpiitii'M! Silk-,
llla-h Silk", Silk V.ipliim, liln.'k Alpm-.iN t.Mr
l.intna, 'Llvi.ti-cnp, Mmwls, Pu)' Ci...-iiiu ri,( c.
AT J. MII.E3 K HAT I' IIS!
UOSIEBV. SILK I.OVE. I1KST PARIS
Kid (Covr., I.ac.CjIlnin, ll.iir Hwili h:-, nnil
llniioiii, Hair iNrti, Curiiii, llnop Hl.irtu, iu,
AT J. MILES KRAT.KIVis !
TP.IMMIVC1S. RI1.K iniNdlC:
J riiitin, Velvet ltihhun
llulton., ac.
AT J. MILES KliATZEUS!
T
BRIMMED HATS. RMlllONfl,
Millinory lioojj, Ac, Ao.
AT S. MILKS KIMT7.EP.'!
TT
VJ Chililri-n'l Shw anil Onilerp, Mi-n'a Errncb
K ip and Calf Hoot, fall and Lasting lliiiterr, Ac.
AT J. MILES WIATZEIfrt !
a mv pi
,UI IW H tm per hell Carpel', Kliw nil
Chilli,, Window Slm.le.. he-t Whue ()"'iile Tib
Ware, (ila.i M are, 'I'alilo Knive, iind Fitrk., Ae.
AT J. MILES KliATZEU S I
f 1IHIICK
TEAS, COFFEE, A XI) fiTIIEIl
J tlrneerie., Dried Applet, Peai-he,, t lirrries.
linen, t anned l'larui,, lomntoeii, i.orn
, Ao.
e"Tbe al'OTe, wi'h an immen.e ,tne'j nf other
liimiK hare been lxiiii;ht at Ihe lnwe,teah pri e,.
and will be offend at very low rates.
fXr-Com and examine then, whether yon
buy or not.
J. M. kHATKIl.
(Formeily C. Kratter A Hon,.)
Neitdnorto II. F. Ililer A t'n.' Hardware Ftore.
rlearnrld, Mar.h I'', IRTl-lf.
-1 IIOIIKO ll. !TI'.ll I
FF.i.F-nAi.-ixo n.nt n,
n.orn,
f'MIlN MKAI.,
C'OHN IM KAH, OATS, COTIV Cll'ip, (pnr'.)
CHIN, IIVF. A OATi ( lit)!', (pur.,)
I: HAN, Ao., Ao.
hams, Piinn.iir.r.s, ptw:?,
IDA I. Oil..
Mtll.ASSI'.S, Jliip,,
SI'H.ASSKS, New tlrb-ani,
TEA, SCO A H, COFFKi:, Ac., Ac.
And a general a,nrtment nf 1 rueei i.-,,
Heed street, near Ihe depot.
K. H. I"KTT.
M.reh : Im II y d. HY.-A1IT.
Insure Your Properly I
rUR undersigned arc prepared In tnM any
I reasonable tire risks, in good and rebate
e-uipatnea, -iich as Ihe " Furmers Mo'onl," o
York. Pa.; the " Andes," f Cincinnati, t Uiio ; the
MJermania," of New Vork, and nlliera. Hates
reasonable, atid in cose of bs money will he paid
tipprompiW. IRVIN A KRKRS.
4 learlield, Pa., April 12, tf.
F, K, ARNOLD &
Co.
HANK liltM,
I tttiirrbiir(r, Irarflctd rnunty. Ta.
Mnney loaned at reasonable rat'ii esehanire
nought and sild i depnstta received, and a gen
earl bankins; buatt.ess will b carried on at the
bore f'aee. :U 71 f
iforriiiiuQli's (Column.
"Lit its Juice ,ijciiii(vric J"
375 MEN AND HOUSES!
AXD AS ARMY OF
WILD CEASTS COMING I
- - WILL EXIUlilT AT '
TUESDAY, MAY ICtli,
At 21 and S o'clock, Afternoon and Evening, o
Wcat Side Lot. llridgr free on that day.
ADAM FOltEPAUGH'S
VnaLridcd aud V nap i roach ablo
MEN AC ERIE
MUSEUM and CIRCUS !
Positively the larffat, the; brit, the mort enc-
ceHNitil and uhobieetionnble Exhitotion tn the
World, and the only ouo that exhibits under
T WO n I G T K NTS
Holding Five Thousand Peoplo.
Circus ia ep.irult- fioia the Mi nnrrte. Differ
ent eiitianci i. mid exits. Palronir.el and in.ji
mended by the rutin community. And is the
only Mcictirorie exhibiting a fu'l-frmwn I'EI.V
DEEK, and a pair r masnitin nt t tST K D II E,
and thu obi lUr Eit-pbant " HuMlj'," wci-lun-:
Hi.lini) pound, and In uumhnt; cair-eb-phmtt,
RARY ANNIE, wciirhing only -toO pound. -nd
the following lint ol anituaU, every one of whuh
ii exhibitrd as advert ict d :
-- - ' wh(
Pair of While, Doub!o-baekid Hadrian Camels,
African Eland, Tre Topper, Cariboo, Ihc Cabia
Para, Cam''lop.irl. II ippopoin ihiis, (Soutli Aoieri
enn.) Arabirtii Dromcil.iry. J !!a k Rear, 1 b bet or
Sun lb nr. tlriraly Dear, White Polar I (cur, Poimh
R'r, llrowu Keur, the Nyl tina, AtoNlie kikI Afri
can Lion and Lioness, pair of monster Roy nl Ren
sjal Titfirs, AbyHslniau De. La"t Imlin Antelope,
Ciifhincro (i-als. ElioiiT lleadi-d Palatine Sheen,
Spotted Axis Deer, Rison of Colorado, Ainrriciiii j
Fallow Deer, South American Jitjunr. Sil. r I.:on.
of California, IVriivimi Alpncrts. Hi rlp-tl and Spot
td Hyenas. Llmim, or Camel of the And. i., Puma
or American Cnujf ir, Americiirt RnfTilo, Viririnia
Panther. He m-e; il Lropard, Rb.ek 'I tper, Sp.itted
Tiff its, HhetUud Cow, Australian Kai.uroo, lint
KancH-oo of New Zealand, Sacred Cattle, Tawny
Eton of Kaffra, 1I19 Zidm or Ot Nnnd, Atiiean
Porcupine, lia L'ln. Ilrai-r, While, Itmwii and
lirny Coon, Wild Cuts, loxes. ttenaels, t ivit
Cats, Lynx, IVim'P-s, M nmbal, (Jnrelb-s. .Lipanene
Swine, African .hi' l.als, lliiiiiarilius Habn-m, or
Lion Slayers, Ore Jul, l.ltama-Pbor llonuds, Ap-s
anil Monkeys, Hlrcpidcenn or Horned Musmnn.
Cbamoi?, Anna lillo, Ii.ibyroua, lel;;cht,g, Rar.s
and lllack Monkey, Maudilt. Wauderaii, a ."Hiiiiie
Ilarbary 7.ebrn. Chetah or Ounce, inu. Sloth and
Tapir, Horned Il'irsc, jut add' d, Ac , Ac.
the r.ni) iki'Ai:t.mi:nt:
rn.'owary. two Oflriehe,, Kin Vulture, Condor
ati'l Kiieten, Ittack and White Sr-ans, Fair nl' Hin.w-
wlnto Airu an 1'elicnr:,, l'nir of Whilo Ten k-.
African t'rnwnrd Crane,, l.yre liird. New Uulliind
Fmu, I'ird. nt Pani'll.e. S.iliu llrente'l I'onMjneia,
Uhile farrier ll'ivcs, Atiiean tirne I'mrnl,, tilil
dm I'lieii-ant.i, Spnnii h Muchwn Tiitupleo Farrotr,
K iiiir l.nri Itird... Itn.n (,.':ilni... Stiver I'lienrnnt.,
t'liine.e Itiid in Rreal vnriilv, and the (JKKA'i"
AISI'ltAI.MN lllltll SHOW, enlliiilliillU every
inmiiifllile nrietvof the leniiv enlt.n-d llir.l. uf
I'ltiiii.Re, wi'l he found in the ttruil hntuiea! lo
parlir., lit "f thi t'oliiimil Show.
In anotltcr Teiil, lieliolil tlio
WITH
Four Horitnntal Par Performer-, ten Jockey Ri
ders, four Euenlrieinies. three Clowns, three
Acnilm's Et tmordinary, Ihreo KiMcairU
ana, two Trap'tistiif Ibirlecn
Li-npei e,
Two Animal Trainers, two Double Pomer'nuHi rs,
one llunRe Kidf r, rtilfcrn I inniil rs rt bann
ers, one RunplfM Man, two Sei ni.' Riders,
nnc linliun Chid', two Pi iucipal
Riders,
TWO i'EIilOHVINt ELEPHANT-!
Twelve Performlntr H"ret, four Trb'k Horses.
three I rumen rotnen uni two
AHing Mubs,
To all, to the .Menagerie, Museum and Circus,
to both tents, lh
AlvMIMSlON' la only - - ISO Ontn.
C hildren un lcr tm yrara, -
W a ti it , Wait an 1 Lorn fr iho
Gil AND V HOCK SSI ON!
Mile and .(unrtcr Icnc.
Prof. T.my Prank s faim.-is MILITARY RVN'D
areoiiiptiiii-1 Furcjiaiijth Elidirlimcnt, 'Ilific
will ao appear in the j rocci-ion,
y HIT E CAMEL.,
Droves uf IM'oiihmI.u'.ch,
The (Lire.tiii
Kjryptinn Clinricl !
Drawn by sixteen ArnUun Horo'-i,
A PAIR OF ELEPHANTS I
A licautiful inl liowcr !
Drawn by Lillipulinn Ponicfi.
Filled with birds of jpiUcn pluniac, and all
r xpnjM d to public new.
STITKNIXHS 1 HON IH'.NS!
Double the number snv Circus nn-l Menncrie
on f-anh oun show, all (Hlt l with mm animals,
drown l-y rlcratr'f p'uined an J cnparis;ned
horses, drivers uniformed.
8t-e the prnccsrion i count the cap;es a they pa:
be hob) the two maiumolh t4-nt ; look at the gi and
at my of men end horses; anil if y o don! llmik
(ha (lalablishniciil Worth a rinit, ib-n't j ntroniic it.
ADAM l'OHI IVAI (.11,
Sole Propri lor. .
V.. D. Coi.vin, Mnnatfer; Wr.n. Li suit:, Treas
urer R.H. Rii'tKtu, (iviit-ial Agent ; Fnt;p. Lw
sricr, Pros Ajfent. it
.furniture,,,.."
(J KM. I NO (IFF AT COST I
Fon1 c a s n !
Tho largeat atuek of
F U B JT I T 1T"K 12
rcr olTtred In CLEARFIELD!
At the FTKAM CAR1XET BUOp.eorner Market
d Eittb Streitsi, CLEAR EIHLD, PA.f
The underjijrned would annonnce to the public
that lie tun on IinqiI and n now olTi nnir cbenp lor
riich. the hrt'CHt Rtock of Furniture vvor In store
In this county, consist ins; of
UphoWtorcd Parlor Fuils,
CLamWr Sells, Extension Tablet,
tiecrutaries, Rouk Cqki,
RciUteoils,
fijiriuj. Rids njid Maltrrssss,
L'jungei and Rene-bet,
Plain A ilurlilo Top Tables A Dureuui, -
Wtthslalldt ' t , ,
Cano Scat and Coinimn rim ire.
Rorking Chuira, , Looking (llasscs,
Window Plmdes, Picture Prumrs,
Cords and Tuisels, Ao.
lie also mnnufiinturci and keep a on hand Pat
ent Spring Reds, the best ever invented. Su
fiiuiilr should bo without th in. Any kind ol
jriiinD not on hand can le bad on short notice.
I pholateritig and repairing neatly cxeualed.
COKl'IN.4, of all sites, can be had on a half
h'Hirs' notice, and at the lowest pricus. A deduc
tion of 'it per cent, made for en eh.
.METALLIC CAS EH, or Koaewood, Walnut and
C hurry (.'oflins, w i lb ifladS or wood t"p", lumii'licd
on live hours' notice.
Personal attendance With he:ir?c, on funeral
occasions, and carriages furnished when denired.
Tharikin the public for pu-l f;irors, and by
it net personal allention to biisinets, 1 hope to
recent- a continuance ol Ihc same
Remember the place the Steam Cabinet Shop,
corner of Marko' and Fifth Hireof.
March 2tf, 71 ly.
DANIEL HENNKR.
'llUSfcIlanfOttje1
ANNOUNCEMENT
EXTHAOUblXA Ii Y I
I WOULD respectfully announce to the cili
rani of CLEARFIELD aud vicinity that I
have opened u p in tho new Masonic Untitling ,
first d'ior below the Munsioi lloate, an Second
Street, with entire new stork of
WATCHES, CLOCKS A JRWKLHY,
Of the latent ityloi and best finUh,
Selected with ox re. I bar an assortment
from ell the latrt novelties la Jewolry, suita
ble for Ihe Holidays.
A large stock of American Watches from
lb factories of AppltVcn, Tracy 6 Co.. at Watt
ham, Mais., and the NaMnnnl Watch Company
at Flgln, 111., In from 2 to 3 oi. cases, always
on lift ad, and warranted.
Thankful for yorp.it liberal patronage, I
bop. by ttr.ct attention to bailees, to iter it
a continuance of be same.
All kinds of repairing in my line promptly
attended tv.
tf-lUtr Jowelry made to order.
S. I. SNVDER.
Dseeiubcr 1 1, H70.
H
ATH AM) CAPHI
AND
15 o o t h and t4 h o e h I
THR PI.ACK TO tJKT
IliltH & Clips, IV)()tS k ShtlOfl,
IS AT
iill!:rts sew stse:
.... 1
One door north of new Masonic Ruibling,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
The birgeet stock of goods in this line ever
brought into ihc rouniy, is now open for Ibe in
FiicMun of the public, and will he sold at the
Very J.otrrtt Ctih Pn'rcs ! . .
Aln, a splendid assortment nf O E'N T't FliR
MSIIINO I.OODS, ror pt-iin of Shirtu, Collara.
Neckties, Uandkerehirls, (ilott-s, Ctidcrwear, Ac.
A large atoek of CARPETS and OILCLOTHS,
which will be disposed ot' at astonintiingly low
prices. A libcrul share of patronage la respect
fully solicited.
DON'T FAIL TO CALL.-fiJ.
Store on Second Ft., below Market, Clearfield, Pa.
Ys.7! T. R. FI'l LERTON'.
Small Profits! Quick Sales!
HARTSWICK k IltWIN
Are constantly replenishing i heir stock of Drug,
Midieinei, Ac.
School Rooks and Stationery including the Os
good aud National Series of Readers,
Also, Tobacco an l Cigars of the best brands, at
the loweM pricsa.
A CALL AND PER. fJ9
" DENTAlTcAEDi
fTr b- A. M. IUTX3
ArT'tTWoutd say to Ills patients and the pnh
Ite K'-nt tally, that, bit. inn dissolved parluersliip
ai'h Dr. Hmw, he i now doinff the i-utite work
of ii ik ollicc him If. so tb .! pal ient s need not fear
being put under the hands of any other operator.
Harm;; ol.iuincd a redm-lion of the patent on Ihc
pl ite tnnterial, I am enablctl o ni up teeth inurli
eborpi-r than formly. 1 si Do ha. Dr. Stuck's
patent process for Working rubber plntea, which
make a uiuch lighter, more elnstin nod stuiiiffir
.,t f- ik. ni e,..nl i mmeriai, ant l
'lies the plate on both ride, rctidering; il much
mure easily kept clean. Special attention paid to
Ihe rM"n alion oi tiie miinral teeth, and all work
guarinlcrd entirely aatistactory to palienle.
tl-tiniee at the old corner, nfipoM.p the Fbsw
Hnusn, OHiec Imnrs fiom X to 12, a. in., and I to
j, p. m. P.itluita l'r,in ft distance ibouM notify
nie i few dnvs b. forehand ot ihcir Int'-nt inn to
come. Always at home, unless other notb-e ap
,cais in both Ihe county papers. V bliTl
On Frtilay, April 28ili, IB7I,
M II S. W ATSON
Will return fmm th Enst ailh the largest and
iti.-l choice stock of trench Millinery Onod ever
brought to Cieaitlehl, and all the new and elepnnt
viiuiincr Mjb-ai sulcotet) by herself fiom the moat
fashiouah'u hou-ca in the city.
Also, a eh oh variety of Notions, (il(.ea, Uit
licry, Lace Collars, lilV, Lneea. Ac A larrfc
STid select assortment ol Ores? IrimmillRa, AC.
am aln prepared lo do Drews making in the
iniort fab.outt6le and snti-fnclorv nmnncr.
MHS. T. E. WAIX'N.
Cbarfleld. Pa., April 2il, leTl .1t.
T
mi:
AMI'.IIIC'AX IKIIXI'.
CniWKNSVIM.E,
'lRAIrril.lt, C.I-TT, rr-.'.
Uns Ions e-l iliH.lii'il simI n'iular l"'trl Is slill
k.,1,1 by llis siil.nribiT, ulio s ari-, no elliirl to
,,lr,.e all alio patninir liilll. " 1" i l.-rt.e." I, llir
,.,,.,. il I Hi.. Amrricali ll"iir, ami all llial i, asl.ed
i, , trill. K. V. 111:!'!1. I'mirlelur.
(HmcnnilV. Mar.h l-', l7l if.
lmllTII TOICK KOTII'I!. Xnlice
i, h- ri-'.v pi i-n lbs' I' It' r. .if n.linilii.lrnli.'ti
ilie ensle uf I'KIKIt I'llM l:nV, il-ern-e.
lt, .it' ('utiiiL'liili town.liili, t'li iiilirlil culily, I'a.,
i liaiiuft l"'rn iliilr irranfi 'l l Ibe ni.'lT.I.iii' I. a'l
,..1.1111. irxli-l.tr.l to eai.l eelale .ill l. a-e mal.e
,, .unriit, sthl tlmso Ijiniitir rlnim, tir ileiiminls
iil iri '(nl thtm prupeily aiitl'll''ale. f..r si I
tl.ii.rnt. rnrt.ii i.-- -i .w.i-.,
Knnrlnille, April 19 Alrpil A.liiiiui.lralor.
Xl;i'KTIi;S-Tlie tery lalrst styles-,
4 , " n. it. rri.i.mT0M .
1 l:T VOlill HOYS' HATS at
- -i' -..... ;.-
KKKJ) . EBRWTWEKM. f
mauki:t ftri:i;t.
: :i:it s i:-' :i oi.: i vrfo
C l.iaitl ll l.l), I'F.JIN'A,
A GltAND . OPENING ! U
, Til IS WEKK I':-
Tha finest ilouk of the season erer brought to
" 11 Clcarlltld in ' "
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods! '
. Notions, &c, &c, 4c.
Ph"etinj; and Pillowcanc Muslins.
Muslins, Ptiipea and Ti -lings.
Orcat bargains in Linen and Whita floods.
Tabic Linens, Maeitle-, (juilta. . ! ,
Towlt, Towling, N ipliiin, Crib Quills, Ac.
Rhiped and Plaid Nainsooks, Muslins, Lawns,
Cambrics, Ac.
Plain, Striped and Printed Piques.-'
Peic.ibi nud Linen (ioods for Dresses,
New styles in Millinery Ooods, -: '
"Huts, Rnnncts and Flowers, in gfcat variety.
White Trimming In great variety.
lUtr Ooixto, now stylcn, In ffrcut variety.
Ladies' Coats, (Doves, Hosiery, Ao.
Ladiv', Mimes' aud Children's 6 hoes.
Jrfr-The stock Is oomiilete in every particular.
and the prices are such that will please all.
Po not fail to
CALL AVD RE I! FOR TOIT.SELVES !
;Tir liutlcr, Eja, Wool, and all marketable
piolnze, taken in exchange for goods.
REED HROTHKRS.
CIcarRebl, March IJ, 171.
1871.
1871.
SPRIXC GOODS!
Tho First of the Season I
Tho Cheapest in this Market I
I!UY! BUY!! P.UY!!!
OF
KRATZER & LYTLE,
Your Dry floods,
Ynnr (Iroec r.ef,
Vour Window Curtains,
Your Ciirpeln,
Your Oil d.tihs.
Your Wull Papers,
Y'our Huts,
Your Caps,
Your Cat pet Chain,
Your Stores,
Y'our Rocoti and Feed.
Your liar Iw.irc,
Your (Jiieenswarc,
Your Notions,
Your Ro)ta A tShoti, .
Your Leuther,
Your hhoo Findintr,
Your Flour and Finh,
ivAI.T! SALT! SALT! at wholesale to oountry
nicrvhanta.
OILS, PAINTS, GLASS, le.-A liberal dia-
count lo builder.
Everything that too need esn b bad at jrrcal
adiantao to tbo bu,rr, at
KRAT.EIl A LYTLE'3,
Mb rt.i t sine.!,
Ci.rAnrii i n. Pa , upposito ilie Jail. 8 8
SPECIAL AVWUmiEH!
THAVE tbia day a.o iitcd with mc in the
mercantile bcMitcr-.s mv br'ttbsr, llolwrt l!"ed.
an I (he biiniiicis will ba emit. mud under thu
fnm name of
it i: i: i n it o t n i; it h.
Wo will continue to make the Dry ll.tods and
Notion bucneM a specialty, and all the newmt
fabrics and latest novcltio.1 in th? irarkot will be
kept on hand.
The Rranch Flore in f urwaiisvillc will be con
tinued, where will be fin ml a choice a line of
goods as at our main store in Clearfield.
New Hnrinfr goods will lw on hand about the
l.'Uh of Vn-cli.
The book accounts of Win. Ree. will be prompt 1y
and iuuuudiuUly settled. .
w m. km;i.
Clcaiflftd, Pa., March I, 1P7I.
pKACU IN HI! K OP E I
a 'T
GREAT EXCITEMENT
IN FRENCH VILLE I
The MooiIt eonlesl between France and Wnssia
Is at an end lor the prc nt, so far as I lie slau'h
tiring of men and the delructon of property is
concerned. The Royal JuKsjicra nn floiiM rnli
theirnelvts nn.l reioice over Ibe r ?1ilt, Lot lies
hi significant Is their work when compared with
the humane and christian etlorts or
L. M. COUDltlKT,
who has uiidcrLikon to m.pply nil the rltirfns in
the lower end of ihc county with foo l and raiment
l etcoedinc l"W rates from li let nvtiutnuth stun
Ml l.SOMU HU. where be rnit alw.i.s be found
ready to wait upon eaUere and supjily tbcm with
Dry (iootls of nil kinds,
8uch es Chubs, Hiitinctts, Cassimen-s, Muslina,
Di lrtines, Linen, Drilling". Calicoes,
Ttiiuininjrs, Ribbnna, Lace,
Rcadj niede Clolbing. Root nnd Sboca, HhI" and
i 'mil nil of the Im-sI inntenai anil ninoe KMirtM-r -
Hose, Socks, tilovea, Mitleus, Lae, Hibhoiis, An.
GlDiCEltirs OF ALL KINDS.
Coffee, Tea, furr. Rice, Mlase, Kish, Halt
pork, LiiiMid t'il, F.ih Oil, Carbmi Oil.
Ilnrdwnro. Ou"cnsware. Tinware, Cn-tin-;", Plows
-n l Plow Cn-timr, Nails, Hpikc. Corn Colli
tors. Cider l'rp, an.l all kinds of A es.
Perfumerv. Paint. Varni'h. tllas, and a general
nssrtinrtit ef .St.itioneiy,
GOOD Vl.OUR,
Of elifereitt ImiinK nlwav, on hnnil, anil still lr
.lit at Ilic lowr.l jhis.iuIv hirirca.
Mycins, ,ii'h s tlrnn.lT, Wine. din. huly,
Javne s MeiHnie", iio.tiiiits im
ll,,.H.t.Cs lliller-.
60P0 jiminA, nf Wo.il wsiitnl f"r wl.irli Ilie
hlrlirat nrlee will l' Mil l. I'lm-reei ! nil hall.l
suj f.ii sale t tiie lst maikrl irice.
Al?i. Ac-"' f'T Flrltnlllr and Ciirsrn,iillr
Tlircliiiiff Mai'lilnra.
-n c.ll aii-l Her fur T'Mirsi-lrrs. Ynl will Hi.'l
rro'ilmig in a retail ,'iie.
1 M. ( Ill DIUICT,
Frenclitille P. 0., Msnh I. 1"TI.
t
1Mk
ktiii i;x I
J
KPliAft'S CAI.OIUKIC.
Pl FyriiiiANNA, m rrr.inn.
(IV. I'llNV. lti:tll t.ATR,
Ndlll.i: CiHiK, NATHIX.M. IJAXHK,
TIUV.MI'Il. r.M'.l.ult CiH'KS,
sri:.Mrs iikvoi.vinu i.ihiits
AMI IHU'III.K HUATIili.',
Anil all Viti-le of llonllnir ea bir sale by
,aS 7 II. I'. HI. I. I'U A Cft.
I.iithorsInii'R Marble Yard I
fpilK aub-cri-MT rrspectfuliy announcea lo this
I eiiiiiiiiH-ii:v and tbo tmblio genera l V thai he
in now cxit-ci ly enpe-ed in tbc inrinul.ic'urc ol
1 Monuments, IDni and oct p.rt-a, cunn. mwe
and llnrenn T-p. etc. No hb;ber tribute m be
j paid to a decened r. liiivc or fib ml than th- rree
! tton of an cudurlmr slnh as a wilne irt iiilorn
fenerations where liny hae laid him or her.
I have enptnd .Mr. .Dim W. t.almtriin as my
Kt-ciit lo a-ll, ami to win-ae worKinitninp aim fkui
inanr can bear wMiiepff, Ord' ra iolicited and
uruuilitW lilltJ. or- dilimred whercrr'tefirtd.
1 ' P.. II. MOOllh.
Lu(hets'ui, N'Heinbcr .10, IcTO.
We have p-inled a larire aauilK-T of the new
FRK DILL, and will on ilia rvcrii.t of twenty -
! ire cents, mail a ecpy to an? aJdress, yS
;Pra ttoofl.c.'plrof.t'lfj.ffj.c."
- ...... . ..J J,l 'J. sS. - . .-.
. r. uth.
s, r, M M....... .it. rr.
VI3AVEIS & BKTTfi
'.., rj .. i , ,, t.w , i
CLKAIiriKM), r.v.,
Ire oBei-lnj, at Ihe ol.l stand of Q. I,. Itieil A Co.,
tluir stiiek ef gooil,, eonsivting of
DRY - GOODS, GHOCEWKS,
HOOTS A 8IIOK4, ,i
HATS A CAl'8, ,r JlAllBV.'Ar.K,
QIUBNSTAIIK,
FL0TJE, FEED, SALT, &o.,'Ab.,
At tba pi out rrasonable rites for CASH or In
tit liange fur
Square Timber, Boards, Shingles,
on cor.MRY pnoM'cu.
tr--Advances tnado to thoew enga-d In get
ting out iquare UiuWr on the niosl alniitiij ous
Unns. Jntmarr 5, I S7't.
1. K. AHNUI D W. RORH n. IffMIOltJt.
Theaprr than the Cheapest T
GOODS AT IlEDLVKO IMMCKS
; v -tf h '.1. , ; ;
JUST RKCRIVEn BT
A mold & lltivtsJiorku
(One door weel'of First National Rank,)
cniw i;M-virM pa. j ;
HAVIXfl just returned from the east withJ
eomplcte assortment of Goods suiubla for
spring and Summer trade, we ire now ready
to furntfb all kinds of Goodi
" Cheaper than tho Cheapest!"
And after than tins oar tmelorr.era for their
liberal patronise during Ihe past year, we
wuulJ most respectfully atdi for a continuance
of th same. '
Our Stock consols nf m enip'cto assortment
of Diy Goods, Kotinnk, Hardware, Queens ware.
Willowaarrt, Groce'les, Roots rf- Shoes, lints A
Caps, Cl'ubing, Tobaccos, Ao. Af.o, Flour,
It h coo. Sail, FiFh, Graia, etc.
All of wbii h will be fold on Iho innt reason
able terms, nrd the highest mn kit price pii i
b r Grain, Wool and all kinds uf Lumber and
Country ProducA.
itPlfase plre us a call before ptir-hnsing
eUo where, f m sraciii-n gu imtilfd as to pric
and quality. H-
ARNOLD A IIART.-IIORy,
Corner of Main and Thntnrrnu ftrcets,
apr?0 CPRWENSVILLK. PA.
P. T. L
"For thy StomacL'a Sake and thine
other Iuflnuitios." St. Taul. '
1'IHK
WEST BRANCH BITTERS.
Vtnfc, purr, pleasant and health -giving Toii'.t
strictlv ccui.le, and inauutacturod 1'row
tho most pure and oh. dee materials ia n t a spirit
drink nor rubxliinte f-r whinhy, but a acimtiflc
eoni'toorii 1. for the nrotcction .f Ihc eintem uiid
i i
the euro of di sonar, made trotn tictuicaliy pure
snirits. entirely free from fusil oil or other irrita
tin properties, and will not di. agree or otiVnd the
most delicate stomach. A long private experi
ence has attested in
Superiority over all Ordinary Remedies.
No Hit t era at prnfvnt oflcnJ to Ihe public
Contains so much medicinal virtue, and ynt so safe
and pleasant to lake. Itn ur Is to cure dcne,
and it will not cmate an app -tito for spiritiuins
Itqunrt, but will cure Ihe eflc ts of dirsip itlon.
To iturcase tbc Aj utdc, ISK IT.
To promote Digestion, I'M. IT.
To cure Dvm jisi'o, ! ' - ' ' I'.E IT.
To cure Fever and Agao, I U IT,
To cure RillioiiMiesa, I J E IT.
To cur' Constipation, I'SE IT.
To cure Chroni.? Diarrltrra, 1 SE IT.
To run' Heart barn, LR IT.
To euro FUtuW-noc, l'' IT,
To cure AM Eruclafton VFR IT.
To cure Neirctus Debility, l'iE IT.
To cure 11yd. .ch Mi.lt id, VSK IT.
To rnr Halbiwn-'sa ol Complesion, VSE IT.
Ttour. Pin pho. and PI 'telicf, m. IT.
Fortlcneral Poslrallon rtho
Physical powers, I ?V, IT,
an 1 it 11 euro ym. 1 , j
SoLl excryalii-re, at $l.nl per b .lllc, M.mu
facturc I rseliistvtdy by
A. I. S It A W,
l'.cs:.i,
CI.FARF1FI.P, PA.,
WUo offer, liberal in.liK-.iii.iila tn II. e Ii.iJi'.
- . dit. :r. fin if.
LIME AND CO A LI
nAVIMl Incr.a'rl nur f.-iril ili, fur bill liinj
l.ime ilonu, tiro p.. I li a-.m, we are pre
l 1 1 1 .1 to fnriii.h m
yoad lliirnl 1 line. '! Ilurnl l.lrar.
Wovil and I oal Itunil l.lnie,
Man'.ilaelared fr.'lil theo-li-l.ral.il ,
" HKI.I.KIuN'TR I.IMKSTONK,"
wMrli prelii.Ts tlioanirr enl l'i nut l.ime.
tr a'l mei liii'ienl .iirpe.n,, Ibsi enn be r.nin.l In
Ilie Htat" i.f r.-nii.vl. ania, ami ahi.'h ae si II at
a, low prti-e.. O. li.riril nn ear-. a ibe tnirriur
l.imer are h.M at ll.eir place nl imminevluio.
Aim, .linli rs in sml ibippcre of
Wilkcsbirre and Shamokin
ANTHRACITE COAL,
nf all ,'uis, pt,ii..l M're1j f-f f"'j ""
OkIi-is S'.ln'ilwt. . ...
K1IOU ri.llM'.R A CO.,
Xer. 9. IVT ly. It. It.-I.mles l'.
Bealo's Embrocation,
(LATK POWKLL'H.)
For all disears Incident to llorsos, Cuttle, and
Human it Irish, requiring tne use oi aa
aiternal appliralioa.
Tbia Embrocation was extensive. used by
Ihe Government during tha war.
For aala by Hartsick A lrir, Clearfield.
Joaepb K. Irwin, Cut wcDstilla, Di-il Uood
laadvr, La'.heribvirr if
CLEARFIELD . ACADEMV.'
A Male and Female High School!
I ' t f i.l....-J-A?'.l'"
I'..irb Dn'aitiiient lll.'lnrt tni Cti'mpliU
TpMK roriiTn rcttsinn nf rh praaant aobolttalltf
J uir of i hie lniiiution wiH sniameiiji on
eiuSDAV, tho 1st dt.y of May, 171.
Pupila on enter ni aaiy time, . Jhy rwill ba
Charged aiib taition from th Due Lhej enter to
the t loe of the avu-ioji. . ,. ..-
I'liei-oimu ot uiAtiuoiJoti cjiLri,c aicry thing
Ineliided in a tlinn.ua U, piacDdnJ and. aeAOmplisb,.
ed education f.r l.oiii H-xt t
Ti lths t)tj; unio. t
Orthography Kcaditig, pNiiiuaustilpo Primar
Anthinuiic, Pntniiry Geography, and. Pencil
Draw in, per SiniK,n (II wtfraoi".; fc Oii
.rrimnmr, Local A Dt furif-tir Getignitliy.
M.ip Drawing, Ifialory, Mental nhd Writ-
' leu Arilhimtic ittd Pencil Drawing'.: 6
Algebra, li'-miHiy, Trigorumiet ry, Men
. fd'iition, SnrnTin. Nititir.tl eiid Blarl w
i'hiiosofdiy, Gei,lgr, Phvalolfigy. ttieTW. "
istry. Rhetoric. Phyeieittljcogiwny. Book
Eceiiig, Rotanyand PeJitll Drawing.,, $9 01
Latin, in k und Ficin It, wiih auy ot ihe
abova Rran.-h. ,'..$18 fl
P.arl or Onental Painting. (21 Ivm..u,.. 12 o0
Moimchrotaeiic pHinting, ( 'ii U 10(10
r:iyoit Diawing. ('Jii Lboii). 10 Ol
Fancy Hair Woik, 1,-1 ltsuiia),,..,..,f It tiO '
Tapestry tt 00
lnxi.uui'i.tui .Mumc, :;i liuiia). ly ,
XiT No deduction will be made for absence, "
Sitniinra from a il.atnrv'c can be accommodated
ailb bonrdni(r at low rates. . ' ' .. '
Any one not a member of the school ean receD
piivuic iiiHiutuua, in any of the ornamental
kra i h'd.
1'or further pariicaTara inquire of nr ad dreea
R.v. p. L. UAliUISON, A. M.,
Feb. 2, l;tl.tr. Priooipal.
MIS3 H, S. SWAN'S -
school for girls;
CI.EAkFIKLD, PA. ,.
rpjlR Sl'RING TERM of fourteen weeks, will ,
JL iHMiiuiciioc Moii'Jny, April llllli, 171. ,
A Primary depart mnt will be added to tha
S ho! ih.a full ; Air which ihe acrvicai of a com-'
p:U-iit ti strsh tor have been eKfel. Ad oa .
cbiji t will be spared lo render tbia dcpartioeut
am iu five und instruciltc. 1
terms or TirriONv . -';
Rcudinp. Orllioi;rnph v, Vrtt in g, Object Lei- f
out, Primary Arithmetic and Primary 1
HooKrapby ....... $7
Jlittory, Luuiil aud Jeacriptive Geography ,
with M.ip Drawing, Grammar, Mental
an I ritfen Aritbnictfe 9 00 '
Alffehrn and the Scit m et II trV '.
Instiaciion in iiistruracntal mutic lo OH
'ti! painting, 'ii im.i,s. 13 00
Wax work I
For I VI particulars nend for Circular. , S
Oarliel.l, rft, 7, Jts;iM.pd. ,. ,
mv Asiin'UTqx acadesiy,
G. W. INNES, A. M., Principal.
r'llUK FIRST M:ssi of this institution will .
X coniniciicc on Mondny, the !lh day of May
u t. (Term, Ave nic-riMm ) ' " ,l
Pupils nny eutr at. any time, and will bt) '
cli;f(td Iniitoii Jiumtbe time they anler until the,
cb.-e iif tho to -ion. 'Iho course of Instruction ..
a ill euibrarc all hraufh'-s included in a thorough
prwtieal erjncalion nr I otk aexru. - -j ,
Voenl Miific taught when desired. .' -
Good bo.i riling e;iri be ol tniped at F
TURK K DOLLARS PKR WEEK.
Parcn's enn be attin-d that tho ai.ility and
ciuTfiica of the PiiLcipal will be devoted la tha
nictit.il nol moral tiaiuing of those placed under.
hi- cliiucc
Hfj. Terms "f Tuitioti will be moderate, and
"iiu If aci rtained by uddrr suing Dr. J. In nee, at ,
Ni k W iij-hinirii-ii, or th Pnnt-ipal, G. W. limes,
a! A polio, Ai iiis'rone; cnuiity. Pa., but who will
be nt New Wifhin-0 n alter April 1st.
ist-w Wahhinirlon. March Ti. 7 tf.
JI IV B1GLER & CO.,.
lirAi.ir.i in
II A Ii V A It E ,
ALo, Manufactarcniof
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
c i. r.A n ri e l ii, pa. . ;
LOT OF SAHDI.ES, URIDLES,
lTarne,., Collar,, ete., for sale V,
It F. BIOMJU I CO. .
p.U.MKir.S'r.YTKXT UNLOAD-!
Ing ITaj- F .rli,, fur isle If
.11. F. I11GI.EU 4 CO.
Q!I, I'M NT, PUTTY, GLASS,
Kails, cte., f- r sale liy
II. F. PICLEU CO.
jptlSKSS TRIMMINGS A SHOE
Findings, f'-r salo b,
ii. f. nini.KU a co.
fJJ U N s. I'l STOI ,S, S Y O UD CAN ES
Per sal, hj
If. F. BIOI.ETt CO.
gTOVES, OK ALL SORTS AND
f iaes, Tor siile by
ii f. higlf.u ft ai.
JTtON! I U(N! IRON I IRON I
l"or sale hy
. ir v. nidi.F.R i co.
p)nSE SHOES & HOUSE SHOE
KAILS, f.,r sale by
II. F MGLF.n A CO.
'i7lliTy ""blocks, all sizes'
Ami bi ll Manufiirtiire, for sale by
II. F. nifll.F.B CO. ,
flllMULE SKEINS AND TITE
POXKS, fir sale by
II. F. Hinl.EU i CO.
IODDER CUTTERS for salt' hj-
,irit:tiT0 11. F. rtlfll.FH A CO.
new Wczi Market. ;
f 1 1 II K iiivi.-ri,'i -I I..IM-o.rni'l a M. at Msrket
I in tin- r. iu h.rm'-rly ..i-itjrfl l.r Alesn.er
linn, in Mu'li.'t .trel. rli-.iltoM. I'a "-..li. intra
M. i-s np ". "beee tb. y inn n t kep a supply of
.til klinla nl Ali at,
l'n, It and, Vrgt taMoa,
Ati.l nl'TiiLi.TO M ir rnr ti'-i" Sb"p aill
l.e i'-!i r. Rtilnrlv nn Tite-.lity, Tlnir.il.iy an t Sat-'
ur !,v, nnl im-.it .l.-lirri 'l al any pi.inl. A share)
i.f public patrmiaire is rei-p'Tiliilly snlu-.t. .1.
1 HI. II. Illl'IW N-.
V. W. HllllWV. '
-Aln -re nliane tn ileal in all biaits of
impnneii Aartr-nH urnl Itnp1. ibois.
t'Lailiel I. A'Miin
THE CLEAR KIEL H
WOOD-CHOPPERS' AXEl
Man n fa Inri J r,pe:a!ly dr
run vi.i-'.Kin'inn th a nn,-
... HAM: r
auc"'"
11. F. BMi.r.r. A rn.
1 M'CCTl!CH OTICK. tVbere.,, !.
Pj 'ler.T." '"! "tare. 'H Ibersiali'nf Slll.llMII.V
)l AM M KliSI'H l.Ail, ' dteraerj. lale nf tl,ee,ila
ltnre.ixb twvr !een eral.te-l I.. I In- n nil. I ln. -I.an.1
all p. r"in ilnl.Mi .l tn stii.l e-l.le B'e r..pie"l-.-,1
ti. in ihe. Iinm. .Hale parmert. anil th.iee tisvinsf
rbiie- auala-t Ibe same .till pr eiil tacni, ilai
aullHiitivnti-il, fnr sttliiir.iil.
I., tl. I.IM1I.K.
April J,ls:i-f.r
1 . I'sax'st M l"llnrii. Hiibbell'S. Urate".
I I l',,,lnH'.llerme.ll..rt.-ll't,;anrllreen,'s
I t" la-Mialea I'ltie'. I al.e pure l.lM.i-rs, tl ail
AIHI H- AMI tir.XT S SATi-ll !'.!.$- ,
4, il. tl. IH.I.tei',i'r.
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