THE REPUBLICAN.
CLEARFIELD, PA.
WKI'N'KSDAY WOIINIKO. WAY .11, 1S71
Terms of Subscription.
k paid In advance, nr within three month, ...$2 00
piiil aller uiree ami ocwre an monine I on
m.I.I nf)er lh emiration of til monthH... B 00
fir AH Rrtiolea U in.ur. Insertion In thin
irr alinuld b, handed to cnrly oa 1 ueadny
rain, aa wt )( to prcaa at 12 o'clock, (noun.)
ki:i.im1' notici:s.
Mrtkoitlit I'.iUcoial flmrrli Bet. J. II.
fafnan, Pmlnr. I'nlilie Pcrrioe every ttabbath,
bin, A M.. mud TIP. M.
I'ravcr Mtctinn every Tkuradvr, it 71 P. M.
rrn nutiiin S-rvico. first Sabbath of vert
;(, ' H'l A. M.
M. Andrew'e t'hurchrpiscopal npr.
.tic t li ili Public Howie .Sunday morning
n ,i . or-, an-i at i r. un-iny fck-hnol at
F M. Prayer Moctinj Wednesday evening
lrf abyterlan ChurchRev. Mr. Run m..-
lu lie rvise ever Sabbath, morning and even-
Haplt Ch urrh Ttr,r. W. Tl. Sk-skhii. Pas
Ka'i.ic setvir-i every habbalb, moriiiiiff or
ft ii'nff. aiiernaicif.
SwiNiu.f.nrt. Aa the hurnhnn nnd
uJbr iro not ill in the penitcntinry, io
p the altenllon of our readers lo a now srhrmo
fnii I !iieb bas lately conic lo our Duties, We
uJc lo tlio note bus in c on our fourth page.
A Vktkrah Gonk. Another of tlio
.,.;sl sailers hi paid (lie debt of nature. We
jjeto David Saularland, lung aeitiien of Bell
kinship, who expired on the 4tb of April, at the
e ago of ycare, surrounded 07 a largr circle
iriiuds and relatives.
BimxiR Lkt VVo lonrn that tlio
roioittce who have charge of I be erection of a
or or Muflijuitu Crock, at Karthaus, have
i!e a contract with William Ziuiuicrmon k
i, who ate to erect il for the sum of $1,17.1, and
iv 0 it complete! for travel by the lit of October.
,e payments are on the commencement of
work, $U3 whn the abuliuciits are up and
i bridge fr.iimvt, and the balance wlten eom
11 and KcoptfJ ly tlio Committee.
(jiitin Stuck. Wo tiro pleased lo
'serve lli it a pr iper intercut and enterprise ia be
:i nuriifeatc J upon the part of sotne of our farm--j
in obtaining mid bloodod toe It. Jude
irritt, a ho li.n been turning bi al tout ion to
u tiling Lit ly, we i.ticv bna Hi-cured afull-blood-l
Al lumy Hull, and put him on hi faru uiiJwuy
't weeu this pl:tco and I'urwfnarille. In (be
ireo line, Leatider Dcunittg leadi off, nml bui
(. '01110 the proprietor of the finet Sttilliun ever
wiiej in the county, Mr. W. V. Tate li.n bc
imo tlio owner of neve ml pain of t'ull-bloodud
aciicr White P. lie aitv deaigai securing
line iuf(.orti)d tio.ucd flock. Thi ia the rifht
irit.. It ia no m.re trouMu to rii-e a bluo It-1
no, cow or h2 tb.tn a couatnou run!. Jt it aa
o.itijl for (be fa nu en to turn tbtir attention lo
rnicii'g Hooded itock j g joJ crept, an J far more
ui and alwavi c Jiuuiau l duuliJn prioc.
N haul y Full. Il is well cnouijU
till (.'ourt rck ia nc.ir f hnn t, Lcrnufp the
K h'T ttl 'a family ia ttu-g too L.re fur tiic old
.'.iil. Wt wilt lie tt iniic'i uiitakeu if-K'meof
the hirdii d'tu't gt t out j ct before Coin t, nolwitli
alnr, liti the coLnl-iticI vigilance of .Soertlf 1'ie
an J Jjilor Uuvk. The old at,lc pmona arc rrul
lj "p!nc l out," ao fur aa mo Urn thine and
their rlttcnltou It coiHHiii.ii. Our ritketv old eon
evru U re:illy an invitation to improved tbicvea to
en mo within the count' and follow tbeir calling,
htv.ui"? it In uliinst an iinpt (M'-tilitr tu hold tlirm
uIh-ii three or four must he put in on room. We
are g'ad to kn w t lint witiiin two yean at the fur
lb M, .Kviiii. TlioiQ & Yojn will Imve an ea
tljli'iiui',iit completed that will keep icoi.n lrele
abi rj they- are if tbe upper atorie are to he
a tvc of the l.rmcmcnt, ubich th?)' are now en
fie in pitting up.
Tup torrg in; ws pnnJ oa M jh 1 iy miming.
0j Tu.i.y mornii) we in nfTi tbe public I tint
four of the priaMntr? auooeedi-d in making their
ctiMie last nilit and arc now at lare.
Oi n Haxd That wo liavo n good
l-ni'l. anl (bat th? m"inbpra cfinponin it are
(futlefncn, in dt'tmiHlratcd on every band; and
thi; we nrf J jnt pu-!i an or mi? iti jn among u.,
ill runf. -f. )et few aee;n to npjireciute the difli'-u!-tii
t irroun linp an orjriniia'ion of tbia kiud.
Ti i! nil love to linten In the iniinipa! ftrftii)i irnt
firt'i f'im thiir b.ill and tho corner of the nt pee! a
tV'n p!-nsn. tvt uiiiaj. la tett c ideiit, but that
til (Mntri'iuin sr,rn"lh:Tis an'-iitintial inward tho
ia;;''.rt of tbii necpfa-y orinijation ia not vt-ry
ti'ittt. Tu ak the mcuihcn n( tbe Band toeon
triiiulo nvre than their tt;e ia nMtig too unirh
IH-. tlu n, ii to piy tlio rent of the hall, libt,
fuel, mv.iic, ioftrum nta, f!e. A'l these ei)rnsca
mu l 2 met with motif r, and if none ia paid the
MjU wid be that the org itiiiation will be eom
to d!Sr.d and the wind !e ouroniy mualo
'r-ai l.ltorahty aid hospitality baa been mani
f tJ by aonit of our oilif.-na. bat wr rr-tt to
fi.r that tniny hare not ennlrilmt d afpni toward
tin- anpnirt of the Band. Fri ndi ahouM bear In
ninj that bnipitality viterin j ta the ttomarh will
B'd pny rmt, biro teai'hcra, or BTiirf fuel, lijrbt
nj in trinncnte, and wi'b-iiit theia tho Pin I
run si . i J,,rn. A l!nl 1 a ea-eittially npeemta
rj in an improving and proap?ritiji town liknotir
a? a rjilrus 1. a-h'ial h nisen, or a.iine joeial tujoy
uhti:i wbi-h ar'j li urally pi;oniifd.yel far more
d'JD'naliiing, if iiit entirely nnnoa'-PrtarT ai real
cn; rin"nta. Frien If, patroniit the Uin I fnh
tintiiiMf J tee thsi, it d 'Of not to down. I,et
u.-ml-fm' ntOTi"h alone an l give s-Jinrthin
t-.d rtj-lcnifliirz the (i-:i'arT, j
S:.rioisi.y Injimikd On lat Wel-'
ti''iav HberitT I'ie attempted to arrest a notorimip
Ha'aettr vho bni ann-yed our rourti excerdin
I.t fr the pant four jfftia. trmrd "Jim J. Iin'-n,"
raiding aomtwhere nhore Olm Hop. II" uo
f f 1 in Rttiing hold of him and af'cr a d"eprr
ate fliht uc?et-led in fna'rnin? a p.ir of hobble"
'3 him. Purii g the Muffle Johnaon anceee l-d in
rt'Liii.'ig the -be:iiT four or five heavy bluwa on tbe
brad and neek, which mad him qui'e aick after
ht rseitrm'nt wore off. During tbia time John
aon gil iD'iile Ihe d'x-r of hia h'uirie and aeenre a
(biuVle-bilted ax , -loo 1 in 'be dor and nwnre hf
a.mld aplit the fhrrifi'a brain o-.t if I nMrmp'ed
tn touch him, and in the oienn'ime aucceeded in
lirojltin,? hia hobblti, thus giving him the frre
ii-e of bii limba, nnd flurifli:ng hit axe in
t.ranty manner. The FhoifT drew hi revolver,
drrann-iing Jui:.sm to rirrer.der. At tbia mo-nr-nt
JtdiiH'n'i wife ru-'htd upon the fjhei iff from
Kb in I, c!iiitnio, 'for ld'i aabo ilin't erm
mit martbr." While thiti ni((iped John m ai
t ii'j.tid to e?ipf, but the Sheriff Rrappbd him
nl a hand lo hand fight rnnrd In wbinh (he
Hliriff fo:in I he waa coining out fend lest, t
raue of the iiowerful miurtilur f'rmh of the
I'fiaoner,
While in Ihit potition he diacriarx'-d
hit revolier, hoping to make him surrender, but
'.dm'on knocked the pittol out of the Sheriff
Wild tnl d alt him a severe blow on th left tern
pie which brought him to the ground, sn I tho des- '
p-rnbi mad1 hi r-enpn.
Thi County Cotnuiinti" tiers ofT-t a reward ot
' '('3 fgr his dt livery at the .tail of Ihit eiunty.
K - description rlnewbere.
It li net lb 's to say (bit during aii Ihi time
tvrral pcrn' iis were in tight, yet no one attempt
ed li a-tiit the Rherilf but a boy, who deserve
g at ere lit. Tliis fact will nol protrvcry ere-lit-ahle
tu the bystanders In the tstimatiun of law
ftbi lmg eitii nt. and the only paliation in Ibeir
farm it the fat that Johnson wa feared and
drea bd by all who dwe l In that n-ighbariiot d
benes their failure to dlteharge lhir duties aa
good ciiitms In aniMing an officer in the dit
vturgc of a public duly.
The H her iff U considerably demoralised in a
physical wsy. II w bai earrbd fnur large artifl
cial bumps on his head, atwtlled jaw, tore Ihrowt,
nnd a tprained ankle, which has beea very pain
ful, but otherwise he will be all right in a few
d.iji. Cat wjs to Jobtma iboald be m get
kit ad op kit agata.
UBCXINATION.
Mr. Editor 1 I r.) tnilf ih.nkfnl i ti.. n.n.
ooralio party for what thc.r bar, ulreadr rtun, for
owiiin, MID , onUioi at tbn
Iidm. Before I cnternl on I lie duti. or that oBc
I tiok an c.aih to tnpport tli. Conititiition of tb,
Lnmd State, and or th, SUM of PeotinTlvani,,
that I would dmeharg. tli. dutio. of taut (.Hie.
with fldelitT. Now, nr, you know th. dillioullie.
that 1 had th. Hi.1 jiar of m tern od awnunt
ol Ih, new Jail, Ulief inX that a large mjrilj
oew an. fr th. Jail. Yoo kaow, Mr. Editor, and
'him. Uiiiler know huw I .in. ,i
til thry Sntd to .ell thoje loli where the new
Jil ia being now Imilt, fmra the faet to build th.
Jail on tile old ail, would have coat tho oountf
'roia eighteen to Iwinljr thmi.and dollar, mere
-. me preaoni aite. Wilh all llint I buv,
don, i.thing more than air ilulr. Bull aume
men who have leen ' lucking the public lit" from
their infancr, who will .hotUr bar to go down,
down, dowu, ai B. F. Uutler laid, lo their gran.
anbuBoreii anil anwqit, aajr that tlier pilj ine j
that they thought I knew nor. than to lie duped
bjr rou, Mr. fcditor, in tbia (laat) aamumeut,
whitb you are aa innocent uf aa a ehild unborn,
wlni-h I nnbeiitatiugl; ay-aud to which mr Iwo
a.-ciiiti'i will be qualified to. Men who'hitve
been cku.'iriog tliMr rrgular qitotA of laiia which
tho j oor lav r a'i(i lucchauic hare been paying.
,iiw, wnen It bn lltese analoeratie naiiobr,
"Oh!" .ay tliey, "lioodlaiidr," done ?."' Let any
man eoina into the t'auiuii.ifinrr.- .m-.e ami r.
amine the tiienniul aN.enuieiit fur the la.l nine!
year, auct there Bud thole glaring facti which cin
not be contradicted, and I lien aak hiraaclf, waj it
right fur the pour to pay wlion the rich went
Boolt rreo. And ait ill tlitiv mr llio L'uinmi.aim.i.r.
had no right to do what they bare done, when
the law require! that all property .hull be .
ed at ita ralue. 1 would like llicae old
eroaVeri to lay what intereit it wan to me to raiac
the vnluii'ioo 0r their prulierty, rroin the fuel Hint
I had no cnemioe to puniah or frit nd. to gratify,
but wai only dvtug wlint 1 Ihunjlil wu my duty ;
and if 1 have done anything wrong it vriu an
rrur of the bead and nut of the heart. A few
more worda and I am dono. 'J'hi. i. not a new
pnuciiile; II baa been adimli.fl .11 over ll. KmL
Nor i. it the first lime lh.it the I'oinmi.Mone r of
inn county have tried to adopt tliia tame princi
ple Why, Mr, we hare h id oouataut aroldins;,
not only the preeent Hoard but former lloariln
have golio through tbu lame ordral, for inisinan
az'nz 'He afTjiin of the connty. Ttie-e gruuililera
predict the ruin of the eouutr. men have bar-
I rangucd around the itrceti of Claru!d ajainat
too ourrupuon ol tli. t;oniuliiiiouerl, and in the
fiicc of all thin tho county baa moved on, thotaaci
bar, been In i I and eollioled nnd Ibo eipinao
ioi, mr. cuiior, i aay tne prorcsa ol
CliarfiiM county ought to alienee tb, raring,'
uianinci who unfortunately are allowed to run
looae, and wliono friendl hare not diBeovcrcd the
propriety of putting th.-m in proper plaeea under
Irenlm nt. Now, sir, 1 believe 1 hare don. my
duty lo tho beat of my judgment. l( 1 have
erred it i. an error of jtidgincut and not of inten
tion. If I differ with uiy comlitucnla I nil! al
low them to ic ild nic, heeun.e that li their right;
but, lir, 1 deny the right or any man to impugn
my motive.. I believe when men do bo eonatniit
ly blow their own pipe in pruite of their own
honesty, li::it tho public generally put them
down a. rnola or knarea. In cuurhmion, Mr. K t
itor, 1 again thank the people, feeling oomcioua
that I hnvo diehiugi-d the dutiea iocuuibuul up
on me without rear, favor or affection.
8A.MI RI. II. tSIIAFFXER.
May 23, 1S71.
For lkt tr)nkfica.
"DltUVkl NM SM AM) MX CI' Itl'.S"
I'nder thia caption, through tbe Jurat, aotne
perfon hai veined bia apb n apainat a mo leat,
tin:iiioiing man of our juiet, ordeily boronnh.
" HumniiitT, ' I have no doutit, tccied tbia
h'ini, b' lievin the proprielor would take no no
lieu of hia umiianly at tuck upnn it. An to it bo
il, r; loeated on tbe aitte-wnlk whnre ladiea very
tr urnt ly paia Ik irnr, and if he bid nnv desire
to art fniily tuwards hia nrihhurn, (if he be a cit
izen of our lo"ougb,;lie would have arattd tlmt tbe
f'llloiving bn'.flii were all i ai nuiir tbe tide wn Ik
:n the one he but to furcrly attached: Tlie
t'b-arlb Id Houm-, Onjcola Hnu.c, Yoikl)ire llntt-e,
.lo!in C IP n ii ron UoHao, an I tlm K cbange
lIo(fI"iil he would have said more, tb:it whin,
on an p-trtienlar oc .anion, tbe eitjtprn nf the isir
rounJili(( e'iun'ry oome in'o onr borough, it it no
unuMiiil fiUt to n-c oc ' a"ionallv a drui.k'-n tnun
on the tidc-milo in fiont of, or nrar either of
tbof-e five ninn' l huteli, aiid tlie gcuilrnii-n who
kern thre hotel e:innot well prevciif it, but when
yon i-onie to penk of the citixeii of tbe bttrocb
nt Ojceula, iiuuiiiiiiy'a" n-uurks lack lint can
dor whioh ah'mld ebarneterir.t tho production of
every nian who inten-lf it for the publie.
Hut, I are where "Humanity' would fit moat
adtuiia'dy, be ahnnld at oue apply lo the Htute
A, nt of 1 . Ihant A t'o'a hu Klnx Klan,
wlh re he milit obtain an appointnuiit to go
down r;th tome one lo Ibo tvuihrii Si;ite, from
which he could icn l up to tbe V'rtbinton City
Ku Kim ft reports of outraga euiniiiitieil, (whieb
neir-r ace rouMiiittel.) upon tbe oyi negro
blavlc or rhit.
Aa to "Humanity V attack npon onr Court, if
proof were want in of hia high qualibVritioim to
breome an eminent $fihitcatj fit lo travel under
direetiona of the dynaoly at the N'ntiin..l pilol
the piece pubbtbed in ihe Hnftm-tn t Juurttnl
the lOtb of May, 171, would remoro a!l doubtt
and make hi promotion certain.
Oierola, May l 1"7I. FAIR PLAY.
nf a -
Had and Fatal Aci'Miknt. A mofH
and and fatal ealaslrophe occurred near Nortbuin
berlntxl on Hiiturdny forenoon laft, vaulting in
the andden drafh of K (ward S., yonugeat too of
C. Wainwribt, Kq., of Int'a Run, Eik county.
The young man waa in Ihe vicinity of Northum
berland lookiug nfltir a couple uf rnfti whieh hia
fit her had tied up there waiting for water to run
ihein to mark it, and to paa away the lime, aa la
inppnp'd, he went tip on to Line Hill, a steep,
ro-ky pronioiitury project inj out into the river.
After climbing aome diUn;c he, by ao:ne luUliap,
I dt hia ltalanse and wiv preeipi'atfd nSont thirty
feet into the ahtilow water below. He wai iicu
to fall by vn poraona a abort diitnnee dl'p who
h;tk'tivd lo t lie t ot, only to fin i him lying dead
hi ttw waler, which wna aout two feci in drpih.
He naa a young man of aloul eighteen yean of
age of mnrc than ordinary promise, and hia un
timely death will e a sad affliction to hia berear
ed parenti. Kmjtnriun lH(1rpnt1rn.
aaa af
Badly Solo. In ppiio or all tlio
etpn.turca of tbe eountcrfeit greenback. anw
dual awindle, a jeai lcnt of w (j'olilec. Mercer
oon uty, took a to from the cipnaa ofDeo at
Enrn Valley, paving ninety ail dolliri ihrreon,
an I found il filled wilh aw-dii"t. (Irrf nhom
watitcl to nnl:e a di'turbance, but upon a re
minirrtliAt hi-hail been engaged in an attrtnpt to
defraud the government, be aubnided, and went
home t aad (rr but a wicr man.
Wc b'f.in tlmt o.j? o.'tvur country liotil keepera
went fiiuitrm If Iter--". I J 0, fur a nimilar box, and
has manifested hia rtiterpriao by aerving an at
tarhnient on the expreae agent, In order to get
hia money biuk avin. When will the foo! a!)
die, aii I knavra beeorae h"n-t men f
An lit'ci'lcnt mot inirai-ulon-lY
not falal urfurre-l on 1'burr lay at the Juneti.ii,
f Aibshcny with fpring alreet, at the M. K.
Church. The ricarfii ld train wa biu-king down
10 aintion from Ro-ind Hnufe. Mr. Hubert Mo
Cul If nut wife, residing near Janrri.ille, Clcar
flebl county, ntteinpt'-d to cro.? the track in a bug
gy, not dt'rQTcring tho train until it had quite
reached them. Mr. MfC'ully theft turned hit
bortt'a hrad. The train struck the rehi e. broke
atepa oa eara, threw Mr. and Mr. MoC. out, and
t'vorely Injured tbe bitier. The bugy was ?on
aiderably demoliubMl. Tyoae llrruld.
Windy. Bruinorii tV Jonea, uf ttic
Tyrone lltiahl, ti. 1 s -ni tlrng about a nrw pewy
prrta last week, but the pit" wa ta mofh whiter
than heretofore that we pnuM not read it, but wc
talit It for grplitid that th.'y saiJ toiliething g od.
We hop" the new pre will make tlx Ir politict
wbilr, too. Homo whitfwnahing in that line it
needed in "I:ttl- Blair," to have it look like the
neighboit.
JI Mill rRU'LS IttfpfcALKD. It t ill
be noticed that M'-fre. Hurt-ork k Ooodwin,
merihants at Carwriitrille, have taken a new de.
j part ore and are d-lenumrd to sill goodi at sur
1 prisingly l"W priers, from the fact that they have
knocked high prices iu the bead.
They desire an
interview wilh all their old and any numUr ot
nw customers.
EXOTLMKST IN (il.F.N IlttPK.-Slievifl'
Pie rai.-cd coiiki b rablc n.-iteinent in the quiet
village of libu IL-pe bit week while capturing
aevcial Jail bird, but the lurore jrealed by Mettra.
dame M. Ditkey k Co., while dipoting of their
largo stock of g . mis, far eicenlt llio exileuirnt
created by the HhorifT. Read their advertisement
tl si where giving an account of their fight wilb
high prices.
WimLKHAi.K Kmioval. Wc notice
I that Messrs, Harttwiek A Irwin arw removing to
! their tphndid new quarter on Second aireet
j where they hare on f the finest rooms la the
State. Their advertieeuetit eltewbeio Indicates
business of the flnt order.
Dkci.INR. We aro nnthorircd lo
withdraw the names of Eti Bloom and I. U. Bar
ger, Kf , a eandidatta for Protbonotary. Their
cards eame to band too lat for this itsne, but i
f will aifear nct w-tk. t
SptcinU.
Buy your C.nnad and Dried Fruit, of W.Uon
H, ba, a oomplet, aatortment.
If you want a good Yara or tip-top Cigar for
oc go to it. ii. Bhaw'i.
Splendid aaaorlment of Japtnea, and Summer
Silka Juil reneired from New York thla week, at
need jjrotbcrl.
II. II. Fhaw baa Juit returned from tbe enat, and
hai now o, aibibition about thirty thouaand
eholo, Cigara, of dilTerent branda, that he la ready
to diapoi, of at wbolual, or retail for caah at
manufaeturrra' price..
Pr. F. Platto, Kleelrie l'hy.iolan and Burgeon,
offcri bia lorrloei to tho people of ClearQold and
vloiuity, and will be la roadincu to attend all
profoaaioual ealla, by d.iy or night. OOiae on
Kocd atreot, weat of the depot, Clcaru.ld, Pa,
May 31, IBTUT
A .!, II J gilrw ts.i to b, ebanood oB' at Ibo
Calholi, Fair botwewn tlio following miniaterai
Hera. If. 8. Duller, J. II. MoCord, W. II. Dill, p.
L. lUrria.m and (Ico. Hall, of Clearfiold i Ilor. J.
Cody, of Oil City) Kev. K. O'llranigan, of Oa-
ocuLi td Iter. J. Frbiglor, of Frencbillle.
The C!.,aei!ild County MoJical Society ui)!
meet In lb. Arbitration Room, at the Court Home
on TueaJuy, the Oth day of June, at 2 p. m. A full
attt-udauue ia expected al buaineaa of impurtanoe
will be Irauiactrd.
J. Q. niSTSR'U-lc, Sec'y.
D. . FtTES, Preiidcnt.
Tho eheapeat, beet and ohoiotut lot of Tobaoco
and Pipe Fixture! ever offered to the lovcraof the
weed, are now to he found at the cheap Tohaoro
8:oro of U II. .Shavr,
Koiizm k Lvtlr, Ibo euterpriair.g whohiate
and retail merchant, on Market itruct, aro re
ceiving another mammoth Hock of new good,
whieb they Intend disposing of at very reaaonaMc
rntea. They hare everything, their clerka arc ae
eotpmodatiiig, and persona once dealing with them
will alwayi continue to be their em torn era.
Cliuiimkld Paiik AfttocuTio. The atock
holdeif of tho Clearfield Park Aaaocialion aro ro
quosted to meat at tbePhaw Ikuao, in Clearfield,
oa Satun.ny evening, June ZA, at 8 o'clock, for
the purpoac of electing oftVora lo serve until the
first Monday in January, IST2, for said Atncia
tUrn. ' 0. h. MKIIHELL, Prea't.
Church Dedication. Tho now M.
K. Church, nrar Kylertown thia county, will be
dedicated to tho worship of Almighty (.od, on
Sunday, Juno 2ith, 1871. Hcva. MoMurray,
Creigliton, Rarubart and tiuycr, are expected to
bo present. Tho uiinittera of tbe .neighboring
cha. gi'i, and the public gcnernlly, are respectfully
invited to atten J. Y. II. Nobcrdm,
Paator Id charge.
1,000 yard of elegant Lawn, faat eolwra, at 12
centa per yard, will be opeucd thia week at Rccd
Urotbera.
If yon want a good Harani or Key Wct Cigar
for lOe. go to R. ll.Shnw'a.
Vtn. A l-'nirliir iho Lonefit of St-.
FranHa Cbureh, Chiiifieltl, will be held dune the
fih, in V. Kratrt'r'told Riore, Front atreet, near
('huiry. A hiilendid braas band will be in atten
dance everr ev.'uiint T. J. McMANl'H.
mo tm i
AtiENTS Va?.tki.- A iMierjiI fi;ont
anted ii I lii rountr ti iireeure riirUiraneu for a
firt pUfa Fire I.ianriiiice Co., of 1'hila.b'lpbia.
Iriquiro uf the editor of thi paper fir tin me and
addn-'a. May 10 I in
Lot Fori R.i a.--
1 lie undrrigned offfra for anle a lot containing
.1 A'Tcs f t-round aitunte in the aul nrba of Weat
Clearl'-ld. Il la verr dctiralde for paatiiring. ln
ing in g-at, wilh tnim of waler through it,
wrll fenoed, fwith p:t,l and convtuietit to town.
It II alto a good building lilc.
May 17. D7Mt JNO. P. IltVIV.
IHarrirtl.
At tho middle of the brido'i father, on Tues
day, May 2.1, lK71,by Rev. D. LaraitAW, Mr. L.
M. SCHNKLL, orilrookville, Pa., toMin AI.LIE
A. NKiVKLL, of Rimertbnrg, Clarion county. Pa.
Another printer bad eame to theoondiinion. the
aaine coneluHion that every one route lo, that il
ia not good to be alene, and ban therefore Ink!, a
partner tu ait hi in in playing life's game. The
good wirdict of tbii cttablndmi nt are UnJertd to
''Life" and hit bride.
On Mny IS. 1-7I, at Tyrone, by SiJft'ri. JoM.a,
Ksij., Mr. WILLIAM STILEJ to Min JENNIE
DICKSON; both of Clearfield county.
On May 17, 171, at Tyrone, by Fawi el Jomrh,
Ec,, Mr. J, C. CAMPHKI.L to Miss JAKE
BALL; both of Cburfield ceunty.
On Thursday morning, May 25, 1S7I, at the
reiitb nee of ti.-i britle'a mother, by Rev. J. Fos
n a R n.L, Mr. JOHN K. MiXM.E, of tiU, to
Mias MALINDA IRWIN, of Lawrenie township.
Oa May 14, 1 H7 1, at tho reaidetiee of the hride'a
parents, by Rsr. P. Ciiurr, Mr. JOHN W.
It !; I T F R to M ita M A R Y C. M A I It K 11 ; hot h of
Covington lownhip.
On May 2.t, IH7I, by Rct. W ii i.iam M. Rrnm
riKi n, Mr. THEODORE W. FAHNHWORTll, of
Knox tuwnvhip, to MisaKATE E. UARltlSON,
of Pike town-hip.
On May 2.1, H7!, by R.-r. Wii.i.iaw M. Krnen
rifi.n, Mr. JAMES W. ROM to Mias 8ARA1I
WILEY ( both of Bell township.
On M iy 24, 171, by IU. J. H. Mi Cotin, Mr.
JOHN FT0TT, formerly uf Philadelphia, to Mias
M A It 11 AllHT JANE HATToN, rorme:ly of
Cheiter, I'a., now both of Hogg township, thia
county.
In Burntide townthip, on April 4th, 171,
DVII RCNDEH LAND, aged U.l yrnra.
Near ( learfield, on May II. 1S7I, Mn, MAR
OABET, widow of the lato Rami ki Fu.tom, In
the S.'.th ytar of her age.
On May Kih, 171, LEROY. Mol son or
Arnrit and Bern An Diu.r, aged 3 months
and 1-t darir.
ittarfcrw.
Clearfield Markets.
Correeteil wei klj by IttenAnn Mn.aop. Wholesale
anl Itetnil lli nlcr in Dry (ionil.. tlineerie,, pio
riaiona, Ac, Maikol atrcet, t'lenrfield, Pa.
Ci.r.tnrirl.n, Pa., Slay SO U7I.
Applea.green.OOfii I 0" Huge, dre.ed 12
Urird.flnS In II !., green T
Applebuttcr.Ven', I Oil lliiiua 011(d) IS
Matter ni'ial Ji 'Shoulder, "('! l
llenni tlll(. S 51' Side. (MI(.J) 17
lloi-li wheat .'. I 00 l.ard 20
lloekwlient Oonrlb, Mm poi k.ft l.hl.. 2S 00
ll, i f, dried 2 )! (to
I'.eef, fie-h KOu II Olli".. t 00
Hoard., M U 0D(.i!t do '.'ataiura C"Hl on
forw,.;irlii-i.., 1 10 IVaehe.. dried, Hi.. 121
t'otr., car oix.g k" I'ia.Ur, V libl 3 40
Corn menl. f .aek, I 41 il ye 1 10
Chop, y cwtt t:i(D J 40 Itng., .l lb
Cloteraced On Sail, V .aek I Ml
( hee.e 20 Sbmg!el.l in. I In, i 00
Clierrie., II.. !((, I.'i Sliinglea,20inHl('Vll 00
Cliiiken., dr.d, lb, 16 Timothy aeed 7 o
U -t, I ' T lllow 11)
Flaiaerd 0" hent.. I Mi
flour 0 tin f.B 7 ill Woel 40
Hay 10 001,1,11 Oil W mill, V "'" "
inanrial.
CLOSING IMtU'ER nr Dt -llavrs A Rno., No. 40
South Third St., Philadelphia, May 27, 1S71
New V. S. 4 a of '1 IHI 1111
r. S. fi'snf 'Rl 117 117,
'(12 1114 mi
R4 till lll
ns lll 1111
" - 'di.new 1L" !1-1
" 'fi7,new lin mi
'61 11.11 1I4
io 40 . ifl m
V. S. 30 Year per eent. Correney 1I5 M.'
uohi ni mi
faitrer 10T
Union Pacifl. R. R. 1st Mori. Bonds.- fll V2,
Central Pacific R. R M I"-1!
Pnlon Pacific Land Ornnt Bonds li
c
1 AI'TIOM. All per.ona are hereby eaulion-
ed SESinst piireliating or to anyway men-
dling wilh si beds, one rook stove, on parior
atove, onr dining table, en cupboard, two sinks,
one donjthlraudh, one burVau, two sets chairs,
two ncking chairs, two atandt, and one eow. now
in possession ot Samuel C. Ilepbnrn.of Pranril
as th same belong to wie, lett witb bin on loan
only, nbiect to mr order.
Pesnvi;:, May II, lri-At
nnouttrnurntit.
Primary Election, Saturday, Juue 10.
PRINTER'S FEB.
Snnahir. $10
Aaaeiohly jo
Prolhonolary 10
Itogiiur Reoerd.r 10
Auditor
Troaauror....,...,.,,!
Auoaiat, Jodge.H,
Comiaiiaioner
County Surreyor...
.$1(1
. 10
.
Thla Inolude, 6,000 tioketa for each candidate.
Thoie wiabing more will be .barged tl per thou,
aand extra. No nam, will bo aunounoed union
th, eaah aooompanioa the order.
BKNATOU.
TriM.IAM A. W AU,ACR, of Clearfield, will
I be a candidal, for Senator aiibjoet lo the
action of th. Democrat lo parly at th. Primary
Kleotloo. - '
AKHI MIU.V,
TOIIN LAWSIIK. of (l.,.el. .in i.. . .....ii.
I date for Aaamai.r .object t, th, action of
th. Democrat!, parly at lb. Primary Kleetion.
BUYER, of Clearfield, will h
1 . da
dat, for AaMRuai.r auhirct to tb. .ntu,r,
oi the Democratic party at tho Primary Kloetion.
mOTHONOTAHY.
AAROV C. TATK. of Clearfield, will be a can
didate for PitoTnotoTinr nbi.i tn th
ft dion of tbe Democratic party at tho Primary
unuiiou.
RK(.liTKR A. RtCOIt I) Kit.
4 PRCRY W. LKR, or Ctca field, will he a can
2 dtdate for Itrfiisrua A IU:ooiur.R aubjent
to the action of the Democrat io party at the Pri
mary Flection.
TRKAMlIRKIt.
XXf ILLIAM W. WORR ALL, of Clearfit-bl, will
1 T bo a candidate fur TitKAai;nan auiijmt to
the action of tho Democratic party at the Primary
Election.
H. R1IAW, of Lawrenoe town chip, will lie
t a eandldatc for TnEAai'iaii an hie t to the
action of tbe lcmooratip party at tbe Primary
Kleetion.
TSAAC CALDH KI.L, of Pike townahip, will be
a oandidate for Tuiuiu'nKii .aul jwt to the
notion of tho Denioeialie party at the Primary
Kleetion.
SAMUEL 1. WILSON, of Bradford town
ahip, will be a oandidate for TaraiuiiKn
auhjeot to tbe action of the Democratic narlr
at the Primary Elect ioa.
AHsociATTa ji;ik;iu
VINCENT R. HOLT, of Bradford township,
will be a candidate for Associatb Jvttiu
aubjeet to Ihe action of tbe Democratic party at
the Primary Election.
fir I LLI AM C. FOLEY, of Clearfield, will ba
IT a candidate for Akhociatb .1 iimm uhifni
lo the action of tbe Demootatie party at the
Printftrj lilt,otiuO.
JACOB WILIIKDM, ofT rah am "t oeTnah ipTw ill
bo a candidate for Anrociats Ji'noa subject
to the action of the Democratic party at the Pri
mary Election.
If r I LLI AM A. II LOOM, of Pike township, will
11 bo a oandidate for AsaoriATiE Ji miK aub
jeet to the action of the Democratic party at the
Primary MeWion.
SAM PEL J ENK I NH, of Curwcnaviile. will be
a candidate for Astoriam Jrnur. aubjeet to
the action of Ihe Democratic party at the Primary
SAMPEL CLYDE, of Lawrenoo township, will
he a candidate for AnKKmr Jt ixmatibject
to the a 'l ion of tho Democratic party at tbe
Primary Election.
TOIIN J. READ, of Lawrence, townthip, will
be a candidate lor Aix tatk J i-nor suliji
to the action f ih Demoeratie party at the
iTimnry r.ieciion.
TOIIN W. FFIl'U APT, of Clearfield, will be a
eanditlnte for AasotMATit Jt mitiiect to
the aetion of Ihe Democratic party at tbe Primary
Ktecl inn.
JOHN II. KYLER. of Morris tovmahip, will be
a candidate f ir AsaiKTUTa Jmmik piiltjcct to
the antion of tho Democratic party at the Primary
E!cpin.
tOMMIIOMH,
C1 ll.RKRT P. TOZKB, of Chest townthin, will
be a candidate for CoHMiaiiotKRaitbj(ct to
the action of the Democratic patty at the Primary
11 F. COCTIIlKT.of Knrtlnu. town.hip. will
, be a candidate for Couuliwlnxr.R auhject
to Ihe action of Ihe Democratic parly at tho Pri
mary Election.
TOIIN Itl.noM. Jit , of Pik. town.hip, will l.e
a candidate for CouuiaaioNru .iilijeet to the
action of the Democratic party at the Primary
Mcction.
1KI I1KN II. Mcl'lli:rtS()N, of Clearfield, will
b he a oaiidiiliite for Al iiitor auhject lo tlio
aetion of th. Demoeratie party at th. Primary
r.lcction.
eorsTY tutnvr.von.
AMI:
"I, F. Mi Cl.flSKKY, nf Ciirwcn.rllle,
if) will lie a candidate lor D iinty Si uvaroR
.nl-je-t to the aetion of the Dcm'ieralic party at
the Primary l-.lcctlon.
!: durational.
CLEARFIELD ACADEMY.
A Male and Female High School I
I '.arh Dt partmrnt IHsllnrt and C'or.iplcle
111 It me 1 1.
riIIH rot nin aastiofi of th present aeholnstic
1 vear of thi Instiliilion will commence on
MONDAY, th lat day of May, 1H7I.
Pupils can enter at any time. They will be
rh urged with tuition from the lime they enter to
the cl'ite of Ihe Section.
Tltr course of Instruction embraces every thing
included in a thorough, ira -tical and arcompliah
ed rdiieation for lih sf vca.
u it us ti xriTinx.
Orth'irmfby, Hemlioa;, penman-hip, Piimary
Arithmetic Primary O.ography, and Pencil
Drawing, per Session (II week) fi 00
Crnromnr, Locnl A Reae.riplivo tieography.
Map Drawing, History, Mental and Writ
ten Aiithmetic and Pencil Drawing iffl CO
Algebra, Ueometry, Trigonometry, Men-.
Miration, Surveying. Natural and Moral
Philosophy, (leologr, Pliysioto(ty. Chem
istry, Rhetoric, Physical (ieorrBihy. Book
Keeping, Botany and Pencil Drawing..., JO 0
Latin, (Ireek and French, with any of tho
abovo Branches Vt 00
Pearl or Oriental Painting. (24 Irttons) 12 (10
Monoebromntic Pulnting. (2t lesions). .
t'ruyon Drawing, (24 lesstin).-
Fanny HairWoik, (24 lessons)
Tapestry
Instrumental Musie, (.10 lesfona,
. 10 no
, in on
U oo
. 9 00
. 10 00
jK4r No deduction will be ma Jo for absence.
Students from a distance can bi accommodaled
with boarding at low ralea. ;
Any one not a mwihr of the er-hfn ran receive ,
privaie inslructioiis in any of tbe ornamental
tira.ehe.
For further particulars inquire of or addr-e
Hv. P. L. IIAltRUiUN, A. M ,
Feb. 3, IS70.lL Principal.
m;v washigto academy.
G. WJNNES, A. M., Principal.
MMIK FIRST SESSION of this instiiiiti will
pommenoe en Mondny, the lith dy of May
iit. (Term, five months )
Pupils may enter at any lime, and will be
churned (tilth n froto lh titna they enter until Ihe
oli.se ttt Ihe esion. The curse of lnirucr.ti
will tmhrni! all branebea included In a thorough
prnctictil 'location lor tioth Sexes,
Vocal 1ii"ie laiif;bt hen defrcd.
flood hoarding run be obtained at
THREE DOLI.AHt PER WEEK.
Parr-nit can b asxured w ibe a'dlity and
energies of the Piiuelpal will ba deieied to the
mental and m"ral training of tboe placed nndr
bia r hat to.
-L lernis of Tuition will be moderate, and
ran be ascertained by addressing Dr. J. I lines, at
New Wa"hington, or the Principal, tl, W. Innes,
at AppoMn. Aimalrong county, Pa , but who will
be at Sew Washington alter April 1st.
New Washington, March 22, IP7I If.
MISS H. S. SWAN'S
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
CLEARFIELD, PA.
J
1IIR 8PRING TERM of fourteen weeks, will
eomtiipnee Monday, Aptll loth, 1 H j .
A Primi d. par!!'" " be. aH.led to the
Sohoel thia fall : far which the services of a com
patent iostroetor have been engaged. And no
effort will be spared 1 rwndcr this department
al tractive and instructive.
TERMS OK TCITION.
Reading, Orthngraphy. Writing. Object Lei
ns, Primary ArilhmcHe and Primary
Orngmj'hy f7 00
History, Local and descriptive tenrraphy
wiln map urn wine;, itrammar, Mental
and Wntirn Arllhmetie 0 OH
Alpehra and the Seienees It 00
Inttruciinn tn inalrnmontal am tie 10 10
Oil palalifig, 24 lesaon 11 00
Was work I 00
far full particulars send for Circular.
CI.firUM, ?pt. 7, 1070-lyyd.
umtturf. '
gEI.LING OFF AT COIT1
FOR CASI1I
Th, largest itack of
F U It If I T U It E
erer offered In CLEARFIELD I
At the RTKAM CAIUNFT SllOP.romor Market
and Filtb Stroeti, CLKAUFIELD, PA.
Tb undersigned would annonnae to tlio publie
that he b.u in band and ia now oflering ohoap for
oasb, tbe largest stock of Furniture evur in store
In this county, oonalsting of
upholstered Parlor Suits,
Chamber Ret (a, Eitonrica Tablea,
BocrtUries, Cook Cases,
' ' ' Redsteads,
Spring Reds and Mattresses.
Lounges and Benches,
'' Plain A Marble T p Tables A Burcaui, .
Warbstand.
Cano Scat and Common Chairs,
Rojking Chairs, Looking Ulnases,
Window Bhadv., Picture Frames,
Cords and Tassel, Ac.
Hu a!o mtinnfactures and keeps on hand Pat
ent Kpring Beds, the boat ever inveuted. No
family sUvuld bo without them. Any kind of
good; not on band can be had on short notice.
L'phdlsttring and repairing neatly executed.
COFFIN'.S, of all sixer, oan be had wn a half
houra' notice, and at the lowest prioca. A deduo
tiun of 2D per eonL made for .
METALLIC CASKS, or Roarwood, Wulnut and
Cherry Colli nt, with glacs or wood tops, furnished
on five hours' notice.
Personal atten dunce with hearse, on funeral
oecaaiuns, and carriage furnished when deaind, i
Thanking l,o public for past favors, and by
strict personal attention to businraa, 1 hope to .
rcootvo a continuance ot tho same, ( I
Remember tho place the Rteatn Cabinet Shop,
corner of Markot and Fifth Htroota. ,
March 29, '71 I y. DANIEL BENNER.
ANNOUNCEMENT
EXTKAOROINAItY 1
T VOIII.D ra.paeirully ua.auel to lb, Oltt
A ton, of CLEARFIELD and riclnliy (hat I
bar, opened up In tb, c,w Maaonle llnilding
flrat door bolow th, Maoalon Ilouar, on Second
Street, witb a ,ntir. new atock of
WATCIIKH, CLOCKS & JEWELKY,
Of th latest stylei and best finish!
Selected with ear. I have aa assortment
from all tbe latest novelties la Jewelry, suita
ble for th Holidays. '
A large tcck of American Watches front
th factories of Appletr n, Tracy Co., at Walt
bara, Mats., and the Nations t Watch Company
at Elgin, 111., In from 3 to b ot. oases, always
on bead, and warraoted.
Thankful fnr year p.st liberal patronage, I
hope, by strict attention to business, to o arit
a contiuuanee of he aim.
All kinds of repairing In my Una promptly
attended to.
jtir-IIair JwIry mad to
rdrr.
. I. SNYDER.
December 1 1, 17.
II
AND CAI'Kl
AND
IS 4 o t h and NIioc.h!
THE PLACE TO GET
Hats & Caps, Boots k Shoos,
IS AT
FILLERTOWS SEW STORE!
One diwir north f new alaaonie Uullditig,
ri.KAIIFIKI.D, PA.
The Urgent atock of fmtin in thia line ever
broujtht Into the county, i. now open for the In
.pectioa of the public, and will be aold at th.
Very Lmrrxt Cash Prices!
Al.n. a 'l"nJiil a-.orlincnt of (IKNT'cl FCR
N1SIIIMI lintlllS. ei.n.i.tiiiK of Shirt.. C.ll.lr..
Necktie, llutidkereliiefa, tilovra, I'nderwear, Ao.
A larfe aloek of CAR PETS and OIl.CI.OTI'R.
which Rill he di.po.ed nf at a.tnni.liiiifrly low
prieea. A liberal ahare of B!ronno ia rc.pcct
lully aoliciled.
4T-D0ST FAIL TO CAI.L.-Ik
lore on Bconnd HI., below Market, Clearfield, Pa.
4 .'. 71
I). It. FCl.LI'RTON.
DENT AL CARD.
ggg7$ ln. A. M. IIILI.3
(uJJjYy .Yould sav to his palicnts and Ihe pub
lic K' mlly, iba', iiaring dissolved partnerthip
wi' h Dr. Shaw, he la now doing the entire work
of his ofliee himself, ao (h it patient need not fear
being put under the hands of any olbtr operator.
Having obtained a reduction of tbe patent on the
plate material, I am enabled to put up teeth much
cbenpar than formerly. I alto have Dr. Stuck'
patent process for workhig rubber plates, which
in tike a much lighter, mora elaslio and stronger
plate for the same amount of material, and pol
'dies Ibe pinto on both tnlct, rendering it much
imre easily kept clean. Special attention paid to
Ihe preservation of the natural teeth, and all work
guaranteed entirely aalislactory to patients.
JP-tT Office at tho old corner, opposite th Shaw
House. Office h mrs from K to I i, a. m., nnd 1 to
5. n. m. Pattrnie from a distance thou ltl notify
in a few davs beforehand of their Intention In
oome. Always at home, unless other notice ap
pears In both the county paper. ftblft'71
Fight In Clou Hope Over!
ALL FREE AGAIN!
AND TIIK MONKY TAID!
T II.I.IAM 8. MCKEV takea thia wictho.l of
1 Informinir hia nuinenma friend, and eua
totnera that be haa aold oat hia entire aloek of
Hlnr." UiHiilaln (lien ll"p t Jiimea M. Hickcy A
Co., and lo thank bi. Irienda and ciutomer. fnr
Ibeir liberal p.tron.te while in hu.ine.. In (lien
Hope, and Ma a .hare fnr the new firm, who
intend kerpinit a nral clnai l'ry Honda and jen
eral variety atoro.
Their atock Rill conri-t in part of
Ladle.' A tlci.t'e Fancy llat, I.adiea' lloae, front
121 to M eenta, Ladie,' Itre.a llooil., a full
line, Notion, of all kind., Caa.imerca, a
lull line, Jcana and Otlnnadea, Al-
. paca, and Lu.trn, 4t)c. lo VI. 10
per yard, Alpaona, heaiiliea,
' at fn centa per yard,
Ladie, rancy
I tlallcra,
a full line,
Ko. I llnlteraat $2 1),
food at l.; a full line of
Ladiea'.hoe., nlir.e.' and Chil
dren'. r'hncR, l,a.li. pring Shawl.,
fbicunnj an4 Silk Tnrla, reil'imierr and
ll.lr (hi.. Mu.lin and Calico from It to lie.
v. I Cnlieo. r,rd. f..r I .. Confcctinnrrlca,,
full line, Fnnch and Tin foj.. No. 1 tiro.
coiiei, lo- euunlry trade.
In fact a Oill line of fancy and prime ro.l. to
,il nor tra In. '. Intend Belling on a ea.h or
.lo.il credit .r.lcni. and we know our cuatoni.ra
w profit by' II. All kinda of country produce
taken In eacnaiijre for Honda.
WANTKlt -No. I Freeh Hutler, S1,C0 fih-lei-n
inch Kliuiglc, by count, l.Pi'O Fliecp I'clle.
Ilerl lltdi , and Calf Skin., for which the Liht
market pr'.ce will be paid.
-.y-tlir, ita , trial before yon purcba.'e ycur
e,oitP. i' win nil v jui.
JAMKS M. I'ICKEV k CO.
Olen Hope, Pa., May 17, 1K7I 4m.
F , "kT ARNOLD & Co.,
II AN Kb US,
I.uthrr.burg, e.-srflpl4 count)', Ta.
Money loaned at reaeonabl, raMi ,'.ehana
houiibt and ddl depn.lt. reeeircd. and a Jin
rarl bankmf buaineu will U, carried en at the
.hove place 4:U:TI:lf
lit at tfljti oBea,
1871.
SPRIX0 GOODS!
The First of the Season! ;
Tbe Cheapest in this Market!
BUY! BUY! ! BUY!!!
OF
KRATZER & LYTLE,
Your Dry Goods.
Tour Groceries,
Your Hardware,
Your Qtiocnswarc,
Your Notions,
Tour Boots X Stioav,
Your Leather,
Your Shew Findings,
Your Flour and Ftab,
Tour Window Curtains,
Yoar Carpets,
Your Oilcloths,
Tour Wall Papers,
Tour Hats.
Tour Caps,
Your Carpet Chain.
Your Stoves,
Your Bacon and Feed.
SALT! SALT I HALT! at wholesale to country
merchants,
OILS, PAINTS, GLASS, Ac A liberal dis
count to builders.
Everything that you need en be had at great
advantage to tbe buyer, at
KRATZKR k LYTLE'S,
Market street,
Ci.KARriri.n, Pi , opposite the Jail. 8.8
SPECIAL AX01.CEMEM!
TIIAVK thia day associated wilh ma In the
mercantile hueineaa mv brother. Robert Reed.
and Ibe buainasa will b continued under the
firm name of
h r. Ei) n it ot ii i; r s.
Wo will continue to make the Dry floods and
Notion businraa a specialty, and all the newest
fabrics and latest nurtltie in tbe ruarkot will be
kept on hand.
The Branch Store- In Curwenaville will be con
tinned, where will ho found an cli'iirx) a Hue of
goodi aa at our main store in Clearfield.
New Spring goods will bo on hand about tbe
12th of March.
The book accounts of Win. Reed will be promptly
and iniinudiately settled.
WM. REED.
Clearfield, Pa., March V, 1871.
I)IUCU IN EUROPE!
GREAT EXCITEMENT
FRENCH YILLE!
IN
The bloody contest hetween France and Prussia
ia at an end for the present, ao far as the slaugh
tering of mn and the destruction of properly is
concerned. Tbe Royal Jugglers no doubt pride
theuiselvca and rejoice ovt-r the rtult, hut how
in!j.Mitirnnt is their work when compared witb
the humane and chriiliau efforts of -
L. M. COUDRIET,
who has nnileri ikfo tn supply all Ihe citiicrs In
the lower end of Ihe county with food and raiment
al exceeding low rale from his mammoth store in
Mt'l.-iOMU'lUI, whem ho can alwavs h found
ready to wait upon callers and S'ipply them with
Dry Goods of all Kinds,
8uoh a Cloths, Salinetts, Cassimerea, Muslins,
Delaines, Linen, Drillings, Calicoes,
Trimmings, Ribbons, Lace,
Ready-made Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Cup! all uf the best material and mult to order
lloae, Sooks, Olnvet, Mittens, Laces, Ribbons, Ao.
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS.
Coffee, Tea, Fngsr, Rice, Molasses, Fish, Salt,
Pork, Linsoed Oil, Fish Oil, Carbon Oil.
Hardware, Queensware, Tinwari, Castings, Plows
and Plow Catlings, Nails, Spikes, Corn Cultiva
tors, Cider Presses, arid all kinds of Aiei,
Perfumery, Paints, Yaml'h, Glass, and a genera,
assortment of Stationery,
GOOD FLOUR,
Of different brands, always on hand, and will he
sold at the lowest pnsaibte figure.
LIQUORS, -och as Brandy, Wine, Gin, Whisky,
Jayne'a Meib'.ines, llrWttkr's and
Iloofland l li i tiers,
fiftfift pounds of Wool wanted for which tho
hiirheat price will be paid. Ctorerteed cu hand
and for su!e at the lowest market price.
Alto, Agent for PtratUittvillc and Curwcnsvill
Threhing Maehinrs.
ItCL-Call and sec for Yourselves. You will flud
everything usually k pt in a retail store.
L. M. COL'DRIET.
Frenchtllte P. O., March 1, IT1.
lACKI.TT A ftCllliVVrR,
DEaians tu
MILimG HARDWARE,
Alsa, nifinufictorers of
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
Nearly opr.olito Ibo Jail,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
Carpenter, and Puildrr, will find It to their
adi antuec to eiaininc our atock before urc timing
el.cwhere.
STOVES ! STOVES!
We aell the TIMF.S COOK STOVE, Ilia cheap.
cat and be.t itor, in the market.
Trery atote fully warranl.d.
ALSO.
rARLOrt,
1IKATI5.0,
and
. RAFriXQ STOVES I
wbioh will be aold chenp ai any In tboeounly.
Strict attention paid ordeitna; aillolca for par
lira who de.lre it.
yir-Ttetlnj, Spniiling and Job wurV don, on
rwaaonable lenna.
Cleartleld, Fa, April IJ, WI.
O II T I
U PI
MILL'S Rl"N WOOLKN FACTOR If,
Tenn townthtp, Clearfield Co., Pa,
Tl.. u1 bribers are. at .Treat cxian. rebuild
Ing. and In a few dar will haio eompleied, a
neighhorh-MMi n.eessiiy. in mr erven-., u. . ...
ela-s Woolen Manuta' tory, with all the modern
improvements attached, and are prepared lotnake
all kind of C loins. ( aasiaierta. (S.tlinells, plan
keia. Flannels, Ae. Plenty of ffned on hand lo
supply all oar old nd ihonsand new custotners,
whom we ask t f-'m ntl examine our a'.ook.
The hutlne-s of
CAB DING AND FT LLI Ntl
.nt M,f;i-ar...crla1 attention. OafSM w mill will
be rea It by wool carding season, iherefore there
Hr,.l I.m nn hesitation on that score. I'mpT
arrangementt will tie made lo reeci.e and d. l rer
Wool, t" sail customers. All work warranted and
d-ine np'n the sborlal notiee, and by rtriet ten.
tion to Inninesa we hope to realij'' ji I the ml share
of ptibtle patronage.
10.1MH1 PtH'NDl WOOL WANIUP!
We will pay the highest market price f.r W0f,
and sell our uiai'.ulaclured goods at low as similar
goods can be bought in the count r. and whenever
wefa.il to render reasonable aaiiafaeiioa we ran
aiwara be fouud at botue ready to wake prpar
axwUJBatiou, it'ner in person or by letter.
4aMK JOHNSON A PONS,
OriTpm !IP T n.
1871.
U R N F. 11
,1'T ROT
BURNED
2ru Coodj, tomtit, Ctr.
i. r. wtATta
...w. w. bufva.
WEAVEIl & ItKTTS
CLKAR FIELD, PA.,
An olerinf, at tb, old aland f Q. L. RomI A Co,
their a took .f goodi, Mnilltlnf of
DRY - GOODS, GROCERIES,
BO0T3 SHOES,
HATS 1 CAPS, HARLWABH,
QDBENB7ARB,
FLOUE, FEED, SALT, etc., fto.,
At tha most reasonable rata for CASH or In
axekanga for
Square Timber, Boards, Shingles,
OR COUNTRY PRODDCB.
jt-CT Advances made to those tngaged In get
ting out square timlter on tho tnoit adrautageous
Urma. January 6, 170.
a. K. AKNOLD,.
,.W. BOSS StAKTaaORM.
"Cheaper than the Cheapest!"
GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES
just McuriD r
1 mold A llnrlaslioru,
(On door west of First Rational Bank,)
CX'RH KXSVIJLLI3, PA.
HAVING just rrturnod from tb autt with a
'enmrdet assortment of Goods suitable for
Spring ar.d Fnmmer trade, wa arc now ready
to furnish all kinds of Ooods
11 Cheaper than the Cheapest I"
And after thanUng our eustomcrs for their
liberal patronage during th past year, w
would nost respectfully aek for a continutoc
of the same.
Our Slock consists of a complete assortment
of Dry Goods, Notions, Hardware, Queensware,
WHIowware, Qroceiles, Roots 4- Shoes, Hals k
Caps, Clothing, Tohaeeos, Ac. Also, Flour,
Bucoo. Salt, Fibb, Grain, eto.
All of wbith will be sold on the most reason
able terms, and tbe highest maikat price paid
for drain, Wool and all kinds of Lumber and
Country Product.
Jtit Please give us a call before purchasing
els where. Satisfaction; guaranteed as to price
and quality.-!-
ARNOLD k HARTSHORN,
Corner of Main and Thompson F tracts,
apr20 CURWFNSVILLR. PA.
5 f
'For thj Stomach's Sake aud thine
other Infirmities." St. Paul.
vi us
WEST BRANCH BITTERS.
4 safe. pure, pleasant nn1 health cUinr Tonic
strictly vegetable, end tnanufaturtd from
the most pure and choice materials Is not a spirit
Link nor substitute for whisky, but a avieutifie
eompoM'id, for tho protectiio of the system and
he euro of disease, mado from chemically pore
spirits, entirely free from fmil oil or other Irrita
ting prnperties, and will nol disngree or offend the
m int delicate stotmt-h. A long private export
i nee has attested its
Superiority over all Ordinary Remedies.
No Bitters at present offered to th publie
contains so much medicinal virtue, and yet so safe
and pbaant to take. Its n-e is to cure disease,
aad it will not ereale an appetite for spirituous
liquors, but will cure the ellcoia of dissipation.
To Inercaso the Appetite, I'SK IT.
To promote Digrsiion, TSE IT.
To cure Dyspepsia, L'SIJ IT.
To cur Fever end Ague, VFB IT.
To cure Rilliousnete, VSR IT.
To cure Constipation, VP E IT.
To enre Chronic Oiarrhnra, VFE TT.
To cure Hinrt-hiim, VSR IT.
To euro Flatulence, V?K IT.
To euro Acid Eructations VSR IT.
To cure Ncivom Debility, L'SK IT.
To cure Hydocbondria, VSE IT.
To cure Sallowness or Complexion, l'.BE IT.
To cure Pimple nnd RMchcs, L'SE IT.
For General Prostration of the
Physical powers, VSE IT,
and it will ctrc you.
Buld everywhere, at $1.00 per bottle, Mann
Caetared eirlusively by
A. I. SHAW,
Ilrupgi.t,
CLKAHFIKI.n, TA.,
Who c.fftri liberal In 1-i'emcnU to tb, trade.
Ool. 27, l?9-tf.
LIME AND COAL1
TTAVIXO Inrrra.ed onr facilitica fer buminn
1 J. Lima rlnrinn Ih, pa.t loaaon, w, an pn
paled to furriieh
Wood lluritt l.lme, foal niirnl I Into.
Wood and Coal Iturnt I, line,
Manulacturod from Ibe celebrated
nF.i.i.r.roNTK limkstonk,'
wblcb tiro'1""! n wniTMT and rrer.T Lime.
lor all mechanical pnrpii.ea, that can be ronnil In
Ih, Hlatnf Penn.yliauia, and which we aell at
a. I w prire", delircrcd e, car., a. Ihe interior
Limea are Bold al Ibeir plocea ol nianulactuie.
Alan, deal. re in " ihippera of
Wilkcsbarre and Shamokin
ANTHRACITE COAL,
of all aiaaa, prepared espreralj for fanilly
Oidrra aolicltcd.
SUORTL1POR A CO.,
Rvlhfonte, I
Nov. P, l:7" ly.
Dcale's. Embrocation,
(i, ats povrni'i.)
For all dlaea.ea inrident tn II. .riot. Cattle, and
U.ataa rtean, requirmK in. aa. 01 an
.aternal atipliealinn.
Tbia Embn.e.il". waa aiieo.irely aaed by
th. Oov.rnRiant during th, war.
fnr eel, by llarlaieb lrlr, ClcaicM.
Jna.ph B. IrwlR. Carwcaarlll,. Uamel tlwt
leader. Intbarabn',
tf
THE SMITH HOUSE,
(OppoaiW tb. rmw Depot.)
CinAKKIBLO, PA.
rpHB ondcr.lgaed, barlna; I wed tbii kma l f
X a aerie, of ywa, i, ready la antotatfi iTrew
gora and Iranian a;enmlly,aad theralon ae'l'
wiruraen to fir. him a .all. Hi, Tabla wiil a.
aupplied with tb. beat tb. market afford., and i l
liar will .ontalo th. ohoioeal of wlnea aad fiqae'R
Tbe bona., furniture, bedaand bwldim anantirHy
new, wbioh alwaya adda to tb.eomfort of traraaewi
while tb, atatiliea; attached I, Lara, aad rnoaa .
juat Bulled for Icamaten. Charaea andera.e.
Jan:T0 WILLIAM U BUADLKTi "
THE ALLEGHENY HOTEL
MARKET St., CLKAUFIELD, Pa..
TIIlS large and oosnmodious new kotel baa
been oneoed for tbe aoeommodatioa of tbe
public, where tbe proprietor will be glad to mt
his old friends, and receive share of poblle pat
ronage. By strict personal attontion to the de
tail of his online, be hope to be able to rend - r
etisfaction to hi patrons. The TABLE will
always bo bountifully supplied witb tbe beat that
oan be procured in tbe market, and the BAU
will contain a full stock of LIQUORS, BEER, Ao
Oood stabling attached.
CAhPKft LEIPOLDT,
Clearfield, March I, letilMy Proprietor.
THE MANSION HOUSE,
Corner of beeoudand Market Streeta,
1 1 i:Aitt-n:LD, pa.
11113 old aad commodious Hotel baa. daring
tbe past year, been inlarged lo double It
former capacity for tbe entertainment of stran
gers an! guests, Tb whole building baa been
refurnished, and tha proprietor will spare bo
pat its lo render bis guest comfortable wblU
staying witb him.
Mr The "Mansion Hooie Omslbo rani i
and from tb Depot oa tb arrival and depinwi
of each train. JOHN LOUOHKRTV,
aprO 70 tf Proprietor.
SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE,
CurHeuavtlle, Uearlield county.
Tlllfloldaod well ertebllsbed Rnlel, beantl
fnlly situated on tbe banks of tbe Susque
hanna, in the boroigfa ol Curwenaville, baa bv
eaied for a toraa of years by the ondersigned.
It has been entirely refitted, end Is now open to
the public genernlly and the travelling eonomo
otty In particular. No pains will ba spared te
render guests comfortable while tarrying at thli
bouse. Amfle Stabling rocs for the aooomva
dation of team. Charges moderate.
fcept 28, lD70.Cf. KU BLOOM.
THE RAILROAD HOUSE,
MAIN ST., PUILIPSBURO, PA.
TUB undersigned keep constantly on bead
the best of Liquor, Ills table la always
supplied with tb best tb market aoorda. lfc
traveling publie will do well te give bin a eall.
aoTi.'oa. rtOjULKT iUIOJI'.
1IIAW ll))l,8F'.
Corner of Market and Front Street,
Clearfield, Pa.
Tbia na.nlnoent Hotel ia .ntirelr new. ooan.
plete in all ita appolntmenta, and eonreni.nt t,
the Court llouaa. A Ire, Omoibua runa to and
Irorn the Depot on the arriral and d partore of
each train. O EOltti u N. COLIi URN,
April 13. 18T0. Proprietor.
I RWI N HOUSE,
Midway between Lick Hun aud tehawavllla.
1M1 R nnderaigned would respectfully invite the
attention ol watermen and all other to the
fjut that he ha opened a hotel at th above
named place, where he li prepared to accommo
date all who may favor him with a call. Poets
hare been put ia on the river batik, ao aa to insure
a tiife landing for watermen.
Jan2&:4iB W. W. IRWIX.
WESTERN HOTEL,
Oppoelu tb. Court Houae,
CLEARFIELD, PLNN'A.
AMOinmodatlona firat-elau and ebargea aaod.rataw
oet JOHN F. TOUNQ, Pr.prt.tor.
j EosAhD iiolbi:,
Opnoait, the Railroad Dop.l,
Clearfield. Pa.
I:1:T1 D JOHXSTOX A SON, Proprietor,.
Poots ana &H)t$.
DANIEL COXXELLT,
Doot and Shoe Munutuclurrr,
CLKAHFIELD, PA.
HAS Ju.t received a fin, lot of French CALF
eKIN.-4. and ia new prepared t. nana!..-
lure er.rjthing in hia lin, at tt, lowoal fisuraa.
H, will warrant hia work to b, ,a rcpreaented.
Ha re.pectfully anlleita a call, at hia .hop oa
Market aireet, aecond d or waat of the po.tnffre.
where be ill dn all in hia power to render eall, ; '
faction. Home Doe Uniter topi on hand.
tnyll.tlT-y DMliL roNSKLLT. ,
PEACE FR0CLAI9ED.
THE WAR OVER IN CLEAEFIIID.
KNOX TOWNSHIP QUIET.
Xexrly all the Contrabands going bacH
to their old manhr$ ; but nary on
going to old MtifsarhuxettSt vhm
they were loved so long and so veil.
IN consequence of the above facts, F. STTORTi
of the old MShn?t fchoc Shoii," would an
Bounce lo hia nnmerooa paitons. and th peopla
ot Clrarfleld county at largo. that b haa now a
Aral rate lotof good material jut received mm
tbe Fact, and ia prepared on t nor I t.oliec tu make
and mend Root and Shoes, at bit new sbup in
UreJiaiii' row. Ite Is satisfied t h n I be ear please
all, ( u-t less it mlht be some In tensely loyatslay-
t home polrinla.) He is prepared lutell low for
Cat-h or Country Prodoee, Poni futget tbe
hopnext door to Phowert k UmhRir's ttore,
m Marke street, Clearfield, Pa., and kept by a
fellow eommvnly en lied
JyJ.'rfy "SHORTY."
XEW BOOT AI) SHOE SIICT.
EDWAIU) MACK,
Con. MARKET A So Sra., CLKARFIKLD, Pa.
rpilR proprietor ha entered Into the ROOT d
X &MOK busmeta at the above aland, and
is determined not to be outdone either in quel.
ty or price fr hi work, special aneatlrn
will be paiii to manufacturing frewtd moik. JUe
hut en hand a lure lot of Lrurth hip end
t'alf Hkltis, f th very best quality, The elll
sens of Ciwirfle'd and vletaiiy are refq ertluliy
nt lied to give him a trial, No charge fur call.
nnv. ft If
KV 8 TO UK ,XD N EV GOODS.
JUS. SHAW & SON
liar, ju.t otirned
S'tw Stocr, on Main St.. Ci hari ttts, Ta-a
Ulelr occuplfJ by Wm. F. IltVTiy.
Their dork conaiila of
LLJ 111 'JT CSJ-CDQDCDSa
GaoriR'ti of tli e brat quality,
Queensware, 15oo!s nnd Shoet,
and er article Bcfaaar Tor
one's comfort.
Call and rinmineour (lock befor pur-
cliinp elMwhnre. May 9, Iffid-lf.
TIIK C7.K.1. FIELD
WOOD 'CHOPPERS' AXE1
Manufa-tnred erprcla'ly for
TIIK CLEAttFlELO Tit AVE,
r.R air t
,.vTn 'I r. r.ir.i.r.n k ro.
Insure Your Properly I
I1IIK onderatraed are prrpand to tel.. Iff
I na-naablc nr. lilkJ. Ill IP'od Red rl''
in ireu.t and rtix
I . rue. a' Mu'wal."
cniepnniea. "uch R '"e. .'llie.a ei
York, P ! the-Andr-.' eft '.i.finrvl PI""!
ilerieenla." of New T".b. and
re.ei.nabl. and . va. ( h- " e...r ' raid,
appromMlr. ;,l'll I IKHH,
'roMirH Pv April IJ, l"! f