REPUBLICAN.
CLEARFIELD, PA.
fKDNKPAT MORNING, AUGUST 16,1871.
Terms of Subscription,
it iU in advenee.or within tlireo month J 00
If nid flfr lhrcoad he fore six months...,, 1 50
jf piid after tho expiration of six months ... S 00
All article to lutura insertion In this
, i i i t i rr i
tdiould b banded in early on Tuesday
' L:-- j o to Dress at 12 o'clock, (noon..
RRMGIOU9 H0TICF.8.
Methodist Eptacopnl Chnreh Rrr. J. Tl.
liCono, Pastor. Public Pervloo every Fabbath,
JlM A.M., and Ti P.M. ' '
$.l,bstb Hehool at 9 A. M. "
prsrcr Meeting every Thursday, at t P. M.
Communion Scrvloe, tlrnt Sabbath of erory
lMill A;M- ' V .
HI. Andrew'! Church FpitcopalIleT.
Qtota Hall. Publlo Bervloe Handay morning
,1 fl o'clock, and at 7 P. M. Sunday School at
j p. M. Prayer Meeting Wednesday evening
f 'clock.
Presbyterian Church Rar. Mr. Bptlbb
Tablie Service every Sabbath, morning and even-
'"lliplW Church Rov. W. B. 8kix!.kb, Paa
tor. PuMl eervleea every Sabbath, morning or
rrrnlnff. alternately.
Ht. Praiicla Cburch.-Cat1iollc-N.Rev. T.
.J. JJ, Mixi Mb at 10) o'elook A. M., on the
Moond and fourth Sundays of each month. '
A Cemhiration. Wo lenrn that tho
twenty -11 fib anniversary of the establishment of
Lodjp No. 19ft, I. O. of 0. P., I to bo celebrated
Ib toil borough totnetime in October, by a public
parade, address and supper. There are now five
UJge in the county, and If there Is a general
turnout by the fraternity It will be an Imposing
Fat Your Tax. J)o.inquent tax-
payers will please bear in mind the faot that if
they wish to reap the benefit of five par cent, dis
count on their taxes for 1871, they must be paid
by the 1st of September, because after that time
bo discount will be allowod. And if delayed nntil
the 1st of October,,! ptr cent, will U wtfoVrf to
the tax, thus making ton per oeot. difference.
How is Tins? &a. Several weeks
ago our Cameron exchanges, for the purpose of
demonstrating that Emporium, tho eapital of that
county, was a very Intelligent and populous town,
tated that the postmaster had mailed something
over .100 letters in one day. That's business, to
be sure; but what do yon think when we tell you
that Mr. (J nulla, the postmaster at this plana,
mailed 9oi letters on Wednesday last ?
Burglary. Some ovil-disposed
"cuss" on Thursday night last removed a large
pane of glass in one of the front windows of Mr.
Hhowers's grocery store, and entered and stole
therefrom about fire dollars in money, together
with a lot of brandy peaches, pickled oysters, and
other perishable goods. Tho Inside work looks
like that of some rmnrt young man, but the enter
ing process bears the marks of a manly burglar,
and is just the kind ofacase for our police officers
to look after. '
Counterfeits About. Within the
pwt two weeks we have been shown quite a num
ber of counterfeit two dollar bills, purporting to be
issued by the AVnfi National Bank of New York
City. The bills are pretty well executed, and when
colored, as some are, will readily deceive those who
are not in the habit of handling money. The an
chored are easily detected, because the paper is
much whiter than in the genuine bills. There Is
evidently some one "ihoveing" these bills in this
eouoty, because they seem to eoino from different
sections.
Ohituary We are compelled to
chronicle the demise of William Bloom, Sr., Esq.,
which occurred at Curwensville, on the morning of
the Uth instant, in the 00th year of his age. His
remains wore followed to the tomb on Sunday last
by the larirest eoneourse of people that ever turned
out at a funeral In that place. He was personally
known to more eitiicns of the county than any
other man in L Ho was personally very popular,
although he never held but one office in the ooun
ty, that of Sheriff, fie received a commission
from Governor John Andrew Sbulio, dated on tho
20th day of October, A. D. 125 nearly forty -six
years ago.
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Chicken Thieves. It is very hu
miliating to say so, but that we have in our midst
those who follow the exeessirely mean business of
"robbing hen roosts, Is very evident, from the
numerous complaints made by our neighbors.
The poultry thief is an unmauly dog. He is too
cowardly to eommit a burglary, and too shallow
hraind to perpetrate and eoneeal a first-class tar
crny; yet ho is to be dreaded above every other
member of the thieving persuasion, because the
business, if fotlowod for some time, renders an
individual wholly worthless. If the rrmarks of
some of those who have suffered the loss of fowls
are carried Into effect, fowl and fowler will get
their wings clipped during an engagement of this
kind, and Instead of thore being a feast on chick
ens there will more likely be a funeral from some
body's chicken coop, unless the poachers abandon
their mean business.
Bear Killed. Wo are informed
Ly a friend from Penn township, that on Saturday,
two weeks ago, as Mr. John Burgoon was return
ing-from his saw mill, on Curry's Run, he came
across a large black bear, an animal rather rare
in this country now-a-days. As good luck would
have it Mr. Bargoon had with him his gun and
, dog. The dog had a severe fight with bruin, and
-ejvbilc standing on its hind legs giving battle to
tbeog Mr. B. shot It through tho nek and killed
It. T,ro eubs accompanied Mrs. Bruin, but tliy
, made thlr escape. It was one of the largest of
jtbo blak Var species, measuring seven feet from
iip to Up, act at some time previous had evidently
,hecn eapgM h a trap, as her left fore paw was
missing. Perhaps the hunter Lhat found a paw
Instead of a heM ia his trap will now know where
It belonged. We wowld like to have the skin of
tljfct fellow. .Coulda't yen procure It for us. Squire 7
Important to School Boards Ac
cording to an act er tb. hut Legislature the Court
of Common Plea, baa power to grant to school
. board., open eerUn oosidltions, the right to bor-
row anoiMy for the purpose of erecting sobool
homes. The .amount Urns allowed to be raised
ahntl not exceed' Ire por oentum upon the last pre
ceding adjustctl'trlmnlal ralualion of the school
. district so desiring to borrow lujney, and Iks Court
shall decree bow 'the money may be ratse4i,;'
; bonds, mortgages, ete. at any rate not exceeding
eight per eent., exempt from all taxation, and Im
putable at any period not exceeding twenty years.
The son lent, In writing, of a nuinbor of the quali
fied .leetors of lis dutrlet must be obtained Or it,
aad notice ef the loUution must be published In
two papers .f eald eounly at least four weeks be.
foro application Is mad. fur anth decree. The act
became a law on the 171b of April, 1R7I.
In Limbo. Tlio cctcVratod Jim
Johnson, who hsd deflcd and eluded all officers
alnce h. escaped from tb. KherilT In May la it, was
lodged in prison on Wednesday evening last,
where he now rests full jeweled. Policeman Clark,
of Altoona, gobbled him up In that city on the
morning In question. It appear. Mr. Clark bad
been "laying" for Johnson, and had picket, at the
evreral stations on the Pennsylvania Railroad be
Twera T7fr.H0 end Altoona, who were on the look
out for bim. Johnson, It it evident, contemplated
a western movement, and on lhat morning took
the Emigrant train at Tipton, where some one who
knew bim watched him nntil the train started and
then telegraphed to Mr, Clark sit Altoona. Whon
the train arrived at that plaoe Mr. C. entered the
ear ami levied on tb. 300 man. The prisoner
made no effort to escape until after llie arrival ef
tb. train la this place, where ha made a doperate
attempt to Jump ml at a window, and really got
half sr oat, with Mr. Clark and Constable Mo-
Orllea, ef this place, both holding to him. He
was, however, hauled hack Into the ear, but when
he reached the platform he seised hold of the iron
railing, and was with msah difficulty loosened,
a!'.Liigh he was baud-cuffed. II. wanted some
body to kill him then and there, bat no humanita
rian' bring on the around no funeral Ibok place.
THE
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Pittsburgh Fkmali College. It
is with no ordinary pleasure that wo aommend to
our readers the Pittsburgh Female College, It Is
everj way worthy Its widely-extended and grow
Ing imputation, and Just sweh a sehool as thought
ful parents, who prefer an education to a diploma
only, will be rejoiced to find. It aims at a broad
and generous culture, to unite solidity with polish,
and by a thorough training of the mental and
moral powers to At young ladei for the duties and
responsibilities of Ufa. The Influence of a Chris
tian home are combined with the advantages of a
sehool of the highest grade. The charges are
moderate, loss than any sohool In the United States
affording equal advantages aid aeoommodatlons,
aad demonstrate that the Institution: is conducted
with a view to better ends than mere money ma
king. Tweuly-two tcoehera hove been engaged
for the coming year. The large and beautiful
buildings are fitted op In excellent style, i&d in a
word, every possible preparation Is making tor
the Fall term, which commences September 6th.
It Is the Queen College of Pennsylvania for the
education of young ladles, and deserves its large
ana Select patronage. Send to Rev. I. O. Per
shing, B. D, Pittsburgh, Pa., for a catalogue,
a
Am Oily Trick. It is reported
that aa old trick of 1865, pouring oil in a dry hole,
and thou selling out, was lately praetioed near
Salina, on the Clarion turnpike. An old well, on
Hall's Run, was recently drilled deeper, and the
Then at the well, "with ways that were dark, and
trick that were vain," after finding It a dry hole,
procured a few barrels of oil and poured in. When
a prominent Franklin operator oame down, the
well was pumped, and tho oil flowed freely.
Franklin man got excited, bought out the Interests
of the men at the well at fancy figures, and found
out too late that the well had been "doctored."
Clarion Democrat.
List of tetters remaining unclaimed
in the Putlofflee at Clearfield, fur the woek ending
August 14th, 1871:
lirown, Scott. Kimball, O.
Coolway, lie Huh. McCaffiory, John.
Cumraings, Tom P. McPbee, Alex.
Darwart, John. Overhiser, D. K.
Felt well, Joshua. Mgloy, Robert
Hewer, (i. . . Pbults, S. 8.
Halm, J. B, M linger. Miss Anna.
Hoffman, Miss Little. Troxel, P. P. J.
Johns, William 3. T averts, John.
Keefer, Jamea. P. A. UAULIN, P. M.
Torpedo Accident. Tho Venango
Sjmtator says i A son of Mr. William Carter met
with a terrible accident on the Clapp farm, near
Oil City, on hut Friday. While out in the woods,
along the line of the Reno Railroad, he struck aa
old torpedo with a pick he had with him. The
torpedo exploded and mangled the youth in a ter
rible manner. lie was the only support of his
mother, and the oldest child of a family of seven.
His father left homo in last February, and has not
been beard from sine. - -
A Williamsport exchange says :
Several of our lumber mills hare kwea compelled
to eease operations for want of logs the, river still
continuing too low for the logs to start on their
downward trip.
In Session. The Board of County
Commissioners will be in session for several days
on and after the 4th day of September next. Those
who have any business to transact before Court
week will please attend.
tipctialB,
r-Fresh supplies of Drugs, Patent Medicines,
Ac, at Watson's,
Frederick Oswald offers a very desi
rable property for sale near Luthersburg.
Rkuc tors, The second Quarterly Meeting for
Curwensville Methodist Episcopal church, will
be held August SOth and 37th, Rev. J. 6. Mo-
Murray officiating. Services will eommouoe Sat
urday flight,
Jkflr"-Drugs and Medicines are at best nauseous,
and thoso who have to take them an unfortunate
-therefore, to know that the place to got them
pnre and good is at A. I. Shaw's is worth knowing.
Everything kept in first olass drug stores can be
had at Sbaw'i.
Gaova Mrbtiho. There will be a meeting in
grove near Kylertown, under the auspices of
Messiah's Church, commencing August 24th, and
to eontioue orer the Sabbath, or longer, as the
interest may demand. We believe that Jesus'
coming is near at hand, and desire that moo may
be ready to meet him j henoe we take this oppor
tunity to warn the ungodly. Rov. M."L. Jackson,
of Pennsylvania, Rev. I. Klwell, of New Jersey,
and Rov. J. Zclgler, of Pennsylvania, will be
present. The public are Invited.
J. W. lit CDFS.
pQT'lt you have a good Horse, or a poor one
and want to make him good, it Is worth your
while to try Shaw's Celebrated Condition Powders.
They Improve the condition, purify the blood, fn
rtgorato tba spirits, and generally Sure to render
the horse healthy and free him from disease.
Cheap Lubricating Castor Oil, Lightning Fly-
Killer Paper, Sponges of all varieties and sixes,
Flavoring Extracts of a superior quality, for sale
at the Drug Store of II arts wick A Irwin, Second
street. jyiv-am
Ir. F. Plat to, Eclectic Physician and Fur goon.
offers his services to the people of Clearfield and
vicinity, and will be in reamoeas to at ten a an
professional ealls. by day or night. Offloo on
Reed street, west of the depot, Clearfield, Pa.
May SI, 187 1 -If
SUA.
In Bradford township, on August 11th, 1871,
IDA SOPHIA, daughter of CnAttt.rs and Bis
fip.R, aged 4 months and 10 days.
Clearfield Markets.
Corrected weekly by Rirnann Moaaop, Wholesale
and Retail Dealer in Dry Uoode, tlrooeriee, Pro
visions, Ac, Market street, Uearuold, ra,
Clbarpirlp, Pa., Aug. 1ft, IS71
Apples.greri,00 I 00 Hoga, dreeaed
Dried, ft lb 10 Hides, green..
Apple butloaPKal, 1 00 llama ......00
Butter. W(fr IS Khouldera...0(J
Beans (Kl 00(a) t Ml Sides 00(t,
Buckwheat 1 00 Lard
12
IWkwheatflourlb. 4 Mess nork.V bbl...ll 00
Beef, dried Oat lb
Beef, fresh $ II Onions 1 00
Boards, M U 00($ 14 00 Potntoca OOfgj 1 00
Corn.eholled.- 1 00 Peaches, dried, lb.. Hi
rnm. ear OOfcO 60 Plaster, bbl 40
Corn meal, aack, 1 40 Ry. 1
CL,,, aa nwtl lllf2b 1 fit Rais. 11 Ib
Cloversoed 8 00 Salt, ft sack 1 r
Checae ,0 Rhlngles,l" In.tUfiDJ 00
Cherrlea, Ih. 10fo) liJfthlnglca.Jd InlOQj 1 1 00
Chickens, drsd, th, IS Timothy socd. ...... f M
Kiizt 1 Tallow Ml
Vh...,d , 1 00 Wheat 1 O0
Flour o oofii 7 ;;"'::! J
ii.. la tin (AM) 00! Wood. V eord...... 151?
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UIC 8 T O R E I
E. J.
G II E E M E,
dealer In
Pianos, Ohgans and Melodeons,
of any manufaotor. desired.
For cash or In exohange for good LUMBER.
10,000 feet of good Lnmber wanted.
For circulate and terms, address
E. J. GREENE,
augO-Sm No. 410 Hill atiect, Huntingdon, fa.
-.oiisjTY ORDF.R Urns'. The nnder
J signed lost in Lawrence township, sometime
the latter part of June or Urst of July, a County
Bridge Urder, ro. w, """" "
l- 7. ...,. n hvnrofOsborn A Miller, call in.
.1 Tka Anl.r is of no an to anybody but
,.,rv.-". . - - , . j .
myself, at payment naa " ""
tndar will be suitably rewarded by leaving It at
Mr. Amos R, ad s, or sending 11 w mm
vlllc, Clarion eounly, re.
B. D. LOVE
angO St
AUTIOtl. All persons are neron, o" 'n'
. a
J agalnet purcbaalng or in any wj
wilb the following pmpenj, r -
of John W. Lewla, of Bornside township, as the
same belongs to me, and is ien w,m ,
only, subject to my order! One cow, eortler eup
board, dlolng table, eooking slore, set of chaire,
bedstead and clock, ..
augO-31 ,0I . -
'x imTiceTcoillSTA BLEf4 VKKM
el We have printed a large number of the new
FEB BILL, and will en the receipt of t"3r
Ive oenis, mail a eopj te anv address. my"
ILLCAMIPORT , 4 y-
DICKINSON SEMINARY.
A flrit -slu. Stliool tot both hih, Willl.im
tiort, I1.. Fall Hi.lon opnm Anu.t 14lh, mil.
Fur o.Uilozac ftdiir...
W. LBH grOTSWOOD, D. D.,
July I J, 187 1 -flt, i .. Prwld.nt.
I
ROM CITY COLLEGE,
r flTTTCniTUnff 1 A
The best eonJuoted, molt popular and success
ful institution in the United States, tor the thor
ough, practical education, of young and middle
aged men. "For large descriptive slreulars,
containing full particulars, address
Jy26-m 3. C. SMITH, A. M , Principal.
A IRV VIEW ACADEMY.
PERRTVILLE, JUNIATA CO., PA. J I
: MB MAUI D riMALI fUflLS. , ....
Attractively situated In a healthful and beauti
ful region, one-fourth of a mile from Pennsylvania
Railroad. Four regular graduates, assisted bv
other eompeteut Instructors, eonstituto the eorps
of Instruction. Tho Prinoipal (for many years
in charge of Tusoarora Academy, and siuoe 1 86 J
the bead of this institution,) refers to bis numer
ous pupils In all the learned professions and hi
every department of business. Tbrhsi $21)0 par
annum. Musie and Painting specialties. Fall
session will commence September 1st, 1871.
Address, DAVID WILSON. A. M.
Jy26Sm , - A.J. PATTKR80N, A. M.
NEW MAS1IIGT0 ACADEMY.
G, W. INNES, A, M. Principal.
THE FIRST SRSSI0N of this Institution will
eommenoe on Monday, the 1Mb day of May
next. (Term, fire months.)
Pupils may euUr at any time, and will ha
charged tuition from the time they enter until the
close of the session. The eourso of instruction
ill embrace all branches tneluded in a thorough
practical education for both sexaa.
oeal Musis taugbt wnen desired. -
Good boarding can be obtained at
THREB DOLLARS PER WEEK.
Parents oan he assured that the ability and
energies of the Principal will be doroled to the
mental and moral training of tboie placed under
s charge.
Terms of Tuition will be moderate, and
ean be ascertained by addressing Dr. J. Innes, at
w Waflbington, or the l'rinoipal, U. W. Innes,
at Apr. olio, Armstrong county, Pa., but who will
be at New Washington after April 1st.
Kew Washington, March S2, 1871-tf.
MISS H. S. SWAN'S
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
- CLEARFIELD, PA.
THE FALL TERM or fourteen wmki, will
eomuiQQe. Monday, Sept. 4th, 1871.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Reeling, OrthoKrnnliy.WritlBg.ObjMtLM.
ona, rrtmnr, 4rUna.tM na miliary
Qeoxranhr. IT 00
Ilistnry, Local and deteriptlr. Olograph,
with Map Drawing, urammar, mental
and Written Arithmetle.. ..... .. 9 00
Algebra and th. Bcieneea ... 1, 00
Instruction la InatrMa.ntal mail.... 10 00
Oil pal.tlng, ,4 luaont 11 00
nil wora - vu
For full partienlarf land for Cirtnlar.
ClearHeld, Sept. 7, 1870-ljpd.
CLEARFIELD ACADEMY.
Male and Female Claaalral lllch Mrhool.
Bach Department Keparate, Dlattnet and
Complete la Itaelr.
THE Knolaatia year oftliia Initiation I. dlil
ded into two arn.loni of nr. nonthi (twentjr
oa. week.) each. Th. flrit aeulon ootnmeooea on
th. Itmt Monday in Sopteniborj tb. teooDd, on tb.
Unit Monday In February.
Tno ooora. ol instruction embrace. aT.rr thing
neoc.sary to a thorough, practical and acooiupliab
ed education of both sezea.
l'unila will b. admitted at any time and charged
from date of entrnnoa to the eloac of the aaaalon.
Ko deduction will be made for abaenee. exeent
in oaaei of extreme and protracted illneas.
Dtutentl from a diatanoe ean be aoootnmodeteu
ith board at low ratca.
For particulars, send for circulars, or address
Her. P. L. HARRISON, A. M.,
July 11, ISTl-tf. Principal.
HisrcUaiifous.
MTR AY. Came trespassing on the promises
A of the subscriber, In Pike town.hin. on or
uut the middle of June, a brlndle COW, witb
bite faee, supposed to be about four years old.
The owner 1. requested to some forward, prore
property, pay ebargee and take ber tear, or she
ill n. disposed ol aooor'img io law.
aug9 It JOHN B. UAK1U.SO.N.
DMISISTRATon'H SOTICE.-Notice
iVIshe
ereby given that letters of administration
on the estate of DAVID KEPHART, deceased,
late of Osceola, Clearfield eonnty, Pennay'vanla,
having been duly granted to the anderelgn.d,
all person Indebted t. aald estate will pleas,
make Immediate payment, end thoa. having
alma or demanda will preaent them properly
authenticated for settlement without delay.
II. II. KEPHART,
Oiceola. Jul II, lSrl-dt. Administrator.
TV
J ten Testamentary on the estate of JAMES
t. KKAU, deceased, late el iwrenoo town
hin. ClenrAeld eounly, Pennsylvania, having
been granted to the undersigned, and all persona
indebted to aald esiate will please make pavment,
and those having claims or demanda will preaent
them properly authenticated rnr settlement.
MATT1IKW READ,
July IS, 1871 6tpJ. . Kieeutors.
ADMIMIHTR ATOK'H NOTICIC Notice
is hereby given that letters of a'lminlstration
on the estate of T IK MAS FAHT, droeasfvl,
late of Woodward townsbtn.ClearnclJ county, l'i
aving been duly granttMi io me nnaersis;neu, au
persons in del ted to said estate wtll please matte
m mediate payment, ana muse navmg oiaims or
lemands will present th-m properly authenticated
tor aetticmsnt wunout aniav.
JOHN Met) A NX,
Philipsburg, July 12-fifpd Administrator.
IlXtX'!JTOHPI NOTICE.-Whercs, M
j ters Testamentary on the estate of W. W.
AMJKlloun, ueo tl, irio 01 11100m ip., uicarnuiu
Co.. l'a.. have been ir ran led to the andondirned.and
all persons Indebted to said estate are request,
ed to make Immediate payment, and those having
claims eirainflt the saiae will present them, duly
authenticated, for-settlcment n waiiooe a riem
ing, attorneys at law, Clearfield, Pa.
July 26, 1 HT1-.U Kaeeotor.
A DMIKIISTR ATOR'i NOTICF Nolle
J Is hereby given that letters of administration
on the estate of JACOB HillVKLY, deceased,
late of Dell townsbln, Clearfield eonnty, Penn'a
having hen dulv .ranted to th. andersirned. all
persons Indebted to said estate will pleaae make
immediate payment, and those having claims or
demands will present them properly authenticated
for scttlem.nl witbnnt delay.
I.U1.1MA KlllVKLr,
Troutvllle, July 12-ltpd Administratrix.
rpilB A.MiailCAN IIOUSB,
Vl KYYb)M3 1LJ.H,
CiSinriicLD Comr, Pri.'l
IJIIB long-..IO"liFiie ami ,niu,, u
kept by subscriber, who spares n
please a!! who patroniae bim, ''To plei
motto at tho America.. Unse. and a!1 'b
This tone established and popular hotel Is still
ares no onon w,
lease, is the
hat is asked
Is trial. E. W. KKt Proprlotof.
Curwensvlll., March 10, 1171-tf.
P4 THE MATTI.H OP THE ESTATE OF
Richard Waple, late of Boggs township, dee'd.
To the Heirs end legal Reiireaentatlvrs of Rich
ard Waple, deceased: Aan Orphan.' Court held
at vicarneiu, in snu iwr iui wu, v, rmw,i,
June Jib, A. D. 1071, the petition of Jamea II.
Wanle. assignee of Themes I,. Waple, waa pre
sented and read praying for a decree of Court for
speeiAc performance of oontraot with said dece
dent ) whereupon th. said Court ordered that pub
lication be made to non-reaiueni neirs, reo,oiring
thorn to appear In said Court, on the I at day of
Heptember Term neat, to answer said petition and
show cause, If any they have, why a decree should
not be made for the aperifle performance of eon-
tract la aaid petition, mentioned according to true
intent and meaning inereoi.
By the Court,
C. A. MATER, P. J.
Attest t A. W. I,rb. augj.-4l
VrUH ATTEMTIOB:
JUST FOB," sT" MOMENT !
Are yon In need ef a good eed of Harness 1
in von In need of i nwd Saddle or llridl.f
If en, rail at the Saddle and Harness Shop ef
Jons C. Habwk u, where yon een gel me oen in
the market. Double and Single Harness and In
dies' end Gent's Saddle of superior workmanship,
m bond ae manufactured te order. Spe
cial attention la sailed te my stock of Collar and
Dames, which are the Wat In asa. I also have an
assortment of Saddlers' Hardware, which will bo
disposed of at reasonable rate. Pepelrlng of all
kinds promptly attended so. - Sea,lon't forget to
eall before purehasihg elsewhere. I" hop in ura
ham's Row, Market street, nearleld, Pa.
Ms; J, Hil ly. JOH C. WARWICK.
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AND CAP. I
AND
Hoot and Nhooi!
TUB PLACB TO 0ET
Hals k Caps, Boot & Shoes,
' 18 AT.
11LLERT0WS NEW STORE!
- One dear north of new Masonle Building,
i ' ' 1
' - CLEARFIELD, PA. '
The largest stock of goods In this line ever
brought Into the county, is now open for the In
spection of the public, and will be sold at the
Very Lowest Cash Pricei I
Also, a splendid assortment of GENT'S FUR
NI8HINO UOOD8, consisting ef Hhlrta, Collars,
Ncoktiee, Handkerchiefs, Ulovea, Underwear, Ac
A large alock of CARPETS aad OILCLOTHS,
which will be disposed or at astonishingly low
prices. A liberal share of patronage is respect
fully eollclted. '
DON'T FAIL TO CALL.- '
Store on Second St., below Market, Clearfield, Pa.
4:S:71 . D. R. FULLERTON,
ANNOUNCEMENT
' EXTRAORDINARY ! , - 3
T WOULD respectfully aancanee tetheclU.J
X a.ns of CLEARFIELD and vicinity that I
have opened np In the new Haeonle Building, i
Drat doer below Ih. Mansion Bonis, on Second
Street, with entire new stock of
WATCHES, CLOCKS & JEWELRY,
Of th latest style! and heat Unlih,
S.leeted with ear. I have assortmsnl
from all the latest noveltiej In Jewelry, suite,
ble for the Holidays.
A large stock of American Watches from
the factories of Applalon, Tracy t Co., at Walt
ham, Has.., aad the National Watch Company
at Elgin, HI In from 1 to I es. eases, always
en band, and warranted.
Thankful far your p.st liberal patronage, I
hope, by strict attantloa to business, to merit
e eonlluaense of ke same.
All kinds of repairing Ii my Una promptly
attended to.
8. I. SNIDER.
December 114, 87t.
IACKETT dt CHRrVER,
.,;,; .
VldVLlRI II
BlILDIXG HARDWARE,
Also, manuCftctarer of
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
Second Street,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
Carpenters and Duildcrs will find It to their
advantage to examine our stoek before purchasing
elsewhore.
STOVES! STOVES!
We are now aelline tba celebrated TIMES
COOK and RELIANCE, Ibe cheapest and best
stoves In the market.
Every stove fully warranted.
ALSO,
PARLOR,
II BATIK 0,
and
ItAFTINQ STOVES!
which will be sold as cheap as any In tbeoounty.
Strict attention paid ordering articles for par-
ties who desire it.
jrRooBng, Spooling and job work done on
reasonable terma.
Clearfield, Pa., April 13, 1871.
ELLING OFF AT COITI
rOR CASH!
Tbe largest stock ef
PUltJflTUBE
ever offered In CLEARFIELD I
At tbe STEAM CABINET SHOP.eomcr Market
nd Filth Streets, Cl.KAllr 1I-.I.II, rA.
The undersigned would ennonnce to th. public
that he baa on hand and Is now offering oheap for
cash, the largeat sloes of Furniture ever in store
in this eonnty, oonsisung oi
Upholstered Parlor Suits,
Chamber Setts, Extension Tabloa,
Secretaries, Book Cases,
- Bedsteads,
Spring Bads and Mattresses,
Leangea and Benches,
Plain A Marble Top Tables t Bareens,
Washstands, '
Cane Seat and Common Chairs,
Rocking Chairs, Looking Olaases,
Window Shades, rietore Frames,
Corda and Tassels, Ae. !l
II. also manufactures and keeps on hand Pol
Snrine Bole, the belt ever Invented. No
family should be without them. Any kind ef
goods not on hand ean be had on abort notice.
Ilnbolsterlna and repairing nesury exoouieu. (.
COFFINS, ef all slses, ean be hod am a hatf-
bnara' nntioe. and at tbe lowest prices. A deduc
tion of 20 per oenU made for eash. . ,
M KTALLIC CASES, or Rosewood, Walnut and
Cherry Coffina, with glaaa or wood tope, furnialual
on live hours notice. r
Poraonal attendance with kearsa, on funeral
occasions, and carriages furnished when desired.
in L!.. it,. r.nMla for tiaat favors, and bv
strict frsonal atteniion io mi.wne, . iv
receive a eontiu:00 ' """"
Remember the nlace the Steam Cabinet Shop,
corner of Market and Fifth Streets.
March , '71-ly. DANIEL BRNNER,
MSI
TIN I TIHf
STOVES I wTOVES! STOVE
WAPLE & IIARTMAN
T)ilre to Inform the eltliens of Osceola an1
the public gnnerally, that limy bnve just rrnrirrd
Urate and n lead id uiwrtment of Htovns, lloaif-
holtl llanlware and r lamped and ft panned
Wares of all kinds. Also that we manufacture
and keep eonstantly on hand a full assortment
Tinmen s Wares, which we will dispose of at
either wholesale or retail, io suit purchasers.
Hortflng, Hpouting, Repairing and all kinds of
Job Work done to order and with dispntch -
Htrlet attention paid ordering articim fur psr
tics desiring it.
Consumers will Ind It to their advantage
rmrcbase from as. Our stock nod prices will sat
sfy yon that we do sell good wares l
prices that pleas the people.
Yon will And us on Curttn atreet, nearly op
posite the Bichange Hotel.
Osceola Mills, Fa.t May 10, WUf
-nit IIARNAK.
TltACtlCAL MILLWhlGnf, J
LUfnERflDURO, pa.
Agetat tot lb American Double Turbine Water
Wheel and Andrews A Kalhaeh Wheel. Can fr"
lib porUble Oriil Mills en short notie. Jyl3 71
H
gritflu pHiflnn.
LATKIT MOTBI
..'' J i !'.'.. . ' ''
THE , LATEST r MOVE !
HARTS WICK & IRWIN'S
DRUG STORE,
-.-V., j. . ..'!.' :-,-j-
To tbalr new building on Second Street, nearly
eppoalt. the store of Weaver k Belts,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Where they will continue to supply their old aad
as many new customer as may some, with
I'UltE DRUGS!
CHEMICALS!
a i ,
PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS,
(Ineluding all new remedies,)
Patent Medicines, Points aad Oils, Olass and
Putty, School Books, Ktationery, I'spar,
Ac.) also, a full line of Drug
gists' Sundries, llair
Tonics, ,
Cosmetics, Perfumeries, Toilet Articles, Brushes,
Toilet Soaps, rocket Books, c, all or
the best quality.
PURE WISES' AND LIQUORS,
for medical A sacramental purposes only,
Pure Wblt. Lead, Colors of all kind., Raw and
Boiled Linseed Oil, Varnisbee, serpen,
tine, Coal Oil, Paint A Varnish
Brushes, Flavoring
Extracts,
Confectioneries, Bird Seed, Sploe, ground and
angronnd, ol all Binds.
SMOKERS AND CI1EWERS
Will rind onr stock of Chewing
and Smokine Tobaoco. Imported and Do
mestic Cigera, Snuff and Fine-cut to be of the
very best brands in the marBet,
LAMPS AND CHIMNEYS,
All kinds of GLASS WARE,
GARDEN SEEDS,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
and Musical Trimmings of .very variety.
II. vine- a lonr exnerience In the bu.lneis, and
an extensive and well selected stock of medicines,
we are enabled to Oil Physicians' prescriptions at
the shortest notice and oa the most reasonable
terms, day and night.
IIARTSWICK A IRWIN.
Clcarll.ld, P... Mar at, l71-tf.
P. T. I.
"For thy Stomach's Sake and thine
other Infirmities." St. Paul.
DR. IIOYEirS
PURE
WEST BRANCH BITTERS.
A safe, pure, pleasent aad health-giving Tonic
strictly vegetable, and manufactured from
the most pnre and choiee materials la not a spirit
drink nor substitute for whisky, but a acirntiuc
compound, for the protection of the system and
the euro ef disease, made from chemically pure
spirits, entirely free from fusil oil or other Irrita
ting properties, and will not disagree or oOend the
moat delicate atomach. A long private experi
ence has atteated Its
Superiority over all Ordinary Remedies.
No Bitters at present offered to the pnbli.
contains so much medicinal virtue, and yet so safe
and pleasant te take. Its use is to euro dlaeaae,
and It will not create an appetite for spirituous
liquors, but will cure the affects of dissipation.
' To Increase the Appetite, I'FB IT.
To promote Digestion, . I'SB IT.
Te cure Dyspepsia, USB IT.
To cure Fever and Ague, t'SE IT.
To euro Blllloueness, I'SB IT.
To cure Constipation, VSB IT.
To euro Chronic Diarrhoea, USE IT.
To cure Heart burn, CSS IT.
To euro Flatulence, USE IT.
To care Add Eructations, USE ITi
Te euro Netvons Debility, t'SE IT.
To euro Hydoehondrle, US B IT.
To euro Sellownees of Complexion, VSB IT.
Te cure Pimples and Blotches, VSB IT.
For Ooneral Prostration ef th.
Thyslcal powers, ' VSB IT,
and It will sure yon. .
Bold everywhere, at tM per bottle; Manu
factured exclusively by "
A. I. SUA W,
Druggist,
CLEARFIELD, 1A.,
Wh. offsri liberal Inducements to the Irade,
Oct. 27, lH:tf.
For Renll
TUB undersigned offers to rent a DWELLING
HOUNHsnd BLACKSMITH SHOP, situate
.1 tlstend P. O. In Hell lown.hlp. This is a very
desirable location for the business. A full set of
tools In the ahop. Plenty of custom. A good
sehool In the village. Address or apply to U. Ii.
Henderson or the subscriber. .
March U-tf 1IBNRY BRETII, Jr.
Insure Your Properly I
THE undersigned are prepared to take any
reasonable (Ire risks, In good and re labia
conipenica, euen aa tne -rr,n,. -
York, Pa. theAndca,"ef Clneinnatl.Ohlo l the
llermanla," of New York, and others. Rater
reasonable, and In eaaeof loss money will be i paid
invm e.nn.i
Cloarleld, Pa., April tl, 1871-tf.
CARBOLIC PLANT PROTBCTOR
for aale by
hn.M IIARTSWICK A IRWIN,
QILK II ATSLateet Spring tylee-
4:, l I). . FCLLERTON I,
tRUIT CANS, soldered on the outside, of our
J own manureetare. Also, tHaee rrnitwai
ftrsal.ky M. F. BIGLER A Ce.
SPRING GOODS!
JUST RECEIVING I
TIG
Ijoo
Plaids,
IQHT CALICOES, SPLENDID lOe. CALL
cues, Delaines, Shirting Cheeks, Muslins,
Whit, floods. Percales. Jenancse Silks.
Illack Silks. Silk Pnidlns. Block Alnaeaa. Table
Linens, Velveteens, Shawls, Boys' Casaiiseros, Ae.
AT J. MILES KRATZER'SI v
HOSIERY, BILK GLOVE?, BERT PARIS
Kid Olovcs, Lace Oillare, Hair Huilohoa and
Chignons, Hair Nets, Corsets, Hoop Skirls, Ae.
AT J. MILES KRATZER'SI
DRESS TRIMMINGS, SILK FRINUEs
Satin, Velvet Ribbons, Buttons, As.
AT J. MILES KRATZER'SI
TRIMMED HATS, RIBnONS,
Millinery Goods, Ae, Ae.
. , AT J. MILES KRATZER'SI
UNEQUALED STOCK OF LADIES' AND
Children's Shoes and Gaiters, Men'e French
Kip and Calf Boota, Calf and Lasting (Jailors, It.
AT J. MILES KRATZER'SI
2r(f PIECES WALL PAPER ee. to
,UUVS 81.00 per belt Carpets, Fluor Oil
Cloths, Window Shades, best While Granite Toa
Ware, Glass Ware, Table Knives aad Forks, Ae.
AT J. MILKS KRATZER'SI
CHOICE TEAS, COFFER, AND OTHER
Grooerlea, Dried Applea, Peaahea, Cbcrrira,
Prance, Cenncd Pcachea, Tomatoes, Corn, Ae.
" eay-Tbe above, with an Immenae atock ef other
Guoda, have bean bought at the lowest eaah prloea,
and will be offered at very low ratea,
psF-Come aad examine them whether yea
buy or not.
. l.U. KRATZER.
(Formerly C. Krataer A Sons.)
Next doer to H. F. Blgler A Ce.'s Hardware Store.
Claarlold, Marok It, 1171-tf.
1871.
1871.
FOB THE
SPRING. CAMPAIGN
FIGURES THAT ABE FACTS!
REED BROTHERS'
Dry Goods, Notion, Trimming As Millinery
B.'.mporiunB,
CI.BARFIF.I.D, PENN'A.
The only ex dual re Dry Goods Btoro in the eeanty.
Study Your Interest I
Buy Where You Can the Cheapest!
DRY GO O.D S :
Heary and fine Brown Muslins, ftlcwhed Mus
lins, eilra wide Ilrown and Bleached Sheet in is,
Pillow Csslns;, Ticking, Hickory Stripe, Denims,
Itlue Drills, Uottonadcs, LrasaiinerM, rianneis,
Prints, Delaines. Pereales. Lawns. Orenadines,
Hernanies, Bummer Silk, Japanese Fills Black
Bilk, rerr rood, at $!. per yard. The bora-
are new, fresh goods, and have only io be prised
to know 01 their remarkable entspnets.
HOSIERY:
Ladles' plain and ribbed nose, l!e. tofl.JJ
per pair. Children's plain end fancy Cotton Hose,
Gent's Brown end Blue Mixed Hose, Superstout
and Superllno Brittlsh Reg.lar Mad. lime, Ilal
briggan and Lisle Thread Hose, Ladies', Misses',
Children's, Gent's and Boys' India flauae and
Lisle Thread Pnderware.
Ladles'. Men's and Children's Berlll, Lisle
Thread and Silk U lores, Ululdrrn a hid 11 lores.
Ladies' Kid Ulovea, all colors, B1.75, f 1 75 and
IS. 00 per pair, Gent's Kid Gloves, all eolera, Lisle
thread and Berlin u lores.
WHITE GOODS:
Piques, choice styles In Stripes, Figitrea, Cords
end Satin Finished. SO to 6fte. nor yard I Jaeoneta,
Nansooka, Victoria Lawn, Swiss Mull, while and
colored Tarletan, Tape Cheeka, Mosquito Net,
Curtain Net, ii, 40, do and tOeenta and f 1.00 pee
yard ; Towlea and Touting, Brown and Bleached
Table Hamaiks, Nankins, Quills, A.
Enelish Crochet Edsings, Imnerial Embroid
ery, Registered Embroidery, Valeneia Lace, Not
tingham Loco, Frilling, Alexandria Frilling,
Hamburg r,dgmg. inserting. Magie and Alwaja
Ready Ruffling, Hercules Braid, Alpaca Braid,
llair Nets, Black and Brown Switches, Chignons,
Buttons of every description, Sleeve Buttons, Ae.
FANCY GOODS:
Lace Collars, Linen Collars and Cuffa, Vnder
aleevea, Chimiseta, Handkerchiefs, Ties and Bows,
Ribbon and Millinery Goods, Trimmed Uata and
Bonnets, Ae., Ao.
jogr-Ruyers will please give this their atten
tion. Time and money will b. saved.
Remember the place 1
REED BROTHERS,
anylT Market street, Clearfield, Pa.
Fight In Glen llopc Over!
ALL FREE AGAIN!
AND TUB MONET PAID I
WILLIAM 8. DIC KEY Ukea this method of
Informing his numerous frienda and oua
(Atnerfl that he haa Bold out bis entire stock ef
Store Ooods In (Hen Hope to James M. Dickey A
Co., and to thank his frienda and customers for
their lllieral patronage while In business In (Hen
Hope, and asks a share for the new Krm, whe
intend keeping a Iret-elase Dry floods aad gen
cral variety .tore.
Their stock will consist in part of
Ladies' A dent's Fancy Hats, Ladies' Hose, from
Iti to M cents, Ladies' Dress floods, a full
line, Notions of all kinds, Cassimeres, a
full line, Jeans aed Cottonades, Al
pacas and Lnstre, eoc. to $1.10
per yard, Alpacas, beauties,
at IB cents per yard,
Ladies' Fancy
(letters,
a full line.
No.l Gaiters el I2.1S,
good at f 1.71, a felt line of
Ladies' Shoes, Missrs'end Chil
dren's Hhoes. I.adies'Knrine Shawls,
I Chignons anl Bilk Curls, Perfumery and
I" Hair Oils, Muslin and Calico from t to lie.
Re. I Calico, varda for 1.1111, t'onteclloncries, a
full Una, French and Tin Toys, No. 1 Gro
ceries, for country trade.
Tn feet a full line of 'Mry and prime goods, to
suit ear trade. We, Intend selling on a cash or
short credit svsteni, end we know our ouslomcra
will profit by'lt. All kinda of country produce
taken in exrknnge for goods.
VAXTKP. No. 1 Fresh Bntler, tMito elgb-
teen-lncb rthingles, by count, l.tHW Hheep Pelta,
Deer Hides and Calf Hkins, for which the highest
market pile, will be paid.
MTdlve ns a trial before yon purchase your
goods. We will give yea nargaina.
JAMBS M. 111CKEY a 10
Olon Hope, Pa., May 17, 1871-am.
SrECI VL AMOnCEHEXT!
TIIAVB this day associated with mo In Ibe
n.. rn.nl II. bualorsB sit brother, Robert Reed,
and the business will be continued nnder the
Arm name of
REED ItKbTIIEIIS.
W. will continue Be make the Dry (looda and
u...t. a ' "- and all ll,a .r.Mrt
fabrics end latest noveitiee In the market will be
kept on head.
Tb. Ilraneh Riore Ib Carwenavirie will be eon
tinned, where will be found aa choir, a lie. of
goods aa at our main store In Clearfield.
New Pprlng goods will be hand about tbe
Uth of Moron.
The hook oorounlsof Was. Reed will be promptly
..J I.... I. SrltU.1.
WM. HEED.
Clearfield, Pa., Marsh 1, 17I.
grj oodj, xttxtt, gtt.
lEACE I M EUROPE!
GREAT EXCITEMENT
FRENCHVILLE I
IN
Tbe bleed r eeatest between Franae and Prussia
Is at aa end fortLe present, so far as the slaugh
tering of men and the destruction of itroperly Is
concerned. The Royal Jugglers no duubt pride
themselves and rejoice over tbe result, but how
insigniflcant Is their work when compared with
the humane and obristian efforts of
L. M. COUDRIET,
who has undertaken to supply all Die el 1 1 sens la
the lower end of tbe eonnty with food and raiment
at eioeeding low rates from bis tnnmmotb sture in
MULHONIILHU, where he ean always be found
ready to wait upon sailers and supply them witb
Dry Goods of all Kinds,
fluoh aa Cloths. Battnetts. Casslmcrea. Muslins,
llelatnes. Linen, Iirimngs, Ceileoet.
Trimmings, Uibbons, Laos,
Ready made Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and.
Caps all of the bent material and made to order
note, iMteke. u loves, Mittens, traces, ntbtrans, o.
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS.
Coffee, Tea, Bager, Rlee, Moluses, Fish, Salt,
I'ork, Linseed Oil, Flab Oil. Carbon Oil.
Hardware, Quecnswant, Tinware, Castings, Plows
and Flow Castings, Mails, flpikes, Corn Cultiva
tors, Cider Presses, and all kinds of Axes.
Perfumery, Paints, Varnlxh, Glass, and a general
assortment ef Stationery,
GOOD FLOUR.
Of different brands, always on hand, and will be
sold at the lowest post, ble a guns.
LIQUORS, snob aa Brandy, Wine, Gin, Whisky,
Jftyne's Medleinei, HoiUtler'i and
lloofland's Hitters.
6000 pounds of Wool wanted for wbteh tbe
highest priee will be paid. Clovcrseed on hand
and for sale at the lowest market prioe.
Also, Agent for (Itrattonvllle and Cnrwensville
Tbrexhiog Machines.
SmCall and see for yourselves. Tou will And
everything usually kept in a retail store.
L. M. COUDRIET.
Frenehville P. 0., March 1, 1871.
a. au saaotn.,
,.W. BOSS aUBVBBOBX.
"Cheaper lhan the Cheapest!"
GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES
jf at Kiciirin it
Arnold A Hartshorn
(One door west of First National Bank,)
CUR EN.VILLE, PA.
HAVING Just returned from the aast (tl a
omptsta assortmsnl ef Ooods suitable for
Spring and Sommsr trade, wo are bow ready
to furnish all kinds of Goods
"Cheaper than the Cheapest!"
And after thanking onr ea stonier for their
liberal patronage during tba past year, we
would most respectfully ask for a continuance
of tbe same.
Our Stock eonsisti of a eomp'ste assortment
of Dry Goods, Notions, Hardware, Qneensware,
Willow ware, Groceries, Boota d Shoes, natt A
Caps, Clothing, Tobaccos, Aa. Also. Floor,
Bscoa, Salt. Fish, Grain, ate.
All of which will be sold oa the most reason,
able terms, and tbe highest naiket price paid
for Grain, Wool and all hinds of Lumber and
Country Product.
fat Pleas give us a eall before purchasing
elsewhere. Satisfaction guaranteed as U price
and quality.")-,
ARNOLD A nARTSQORN,
Corner of Mala and Thompsoa Streets,
apr?0 CURWENSVILLE, PA.
j. r. wravsa....
,.W. W. BBTTI.
WEAVER A III.TTS
CLEAKF1ELD, PA.,
Are offering, at the eld stand ef 0. L. Reed A Co.,
' their ateck ef goods, consisting of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
BOOT! A f HOKi, -
BATS A CAPS, HARDWARE,
QUEBN87ARB,
FLOUR, FEED, SALT, &o., 4c,
At the most reasonable rates for CASH er tn
xehange for
Squara Timber, Boards, Shingles,
OR COUNTRY PRODCCB.
jsBor-Advaaoes made to those engaged In get
ting out square timber ea tb. most advantageous
terms. January t, IS70.
1871.
1871.
STRUG GOODS!
The First of the Season I -
The Cheapest in this Market I
BUY! BUYI! BUY!!!
or
KRATZER & LYTLE,
Tour Dry Goods,
Tour Orecrrles,
Tour Hardware,
Tonr Window Cnrlalaa,
Tour Carpels,
Tonr Oilcloths,
Tour Well Papers,
Tour Hats,
Tear Caps,
Towr Carpet C hoi a,
Tonr Stoves,
Tonr Bacon and Feed.
Your Qneensware,
Tour Notions,
Tour Roots A Shoes,
Your Leather,
Yonr Shoe Findings,
Your Flur and Fish,
SALT I SALT I SALT! at nholeaale to country
merchants,
OILS, PAINTS, ni.fiSS, A.-A liberal dis-
eonnt to builders.
Everything that yoit need sea be had at great
advantage t. Iks buyer, at
KRATEER A LTTLB'S,
Market street,
Ci iiariat.l. PA . oppeslle the Jail.
County National Bank,
OF CLBARFIKliD, PA.
f OOM In Masonic Ralldiog, ea. doer north of
IV C. D. Watson a Drug more.
Passage Tlckete to and from Liverpool, Qneent
tmn. fllasenw. London. Perlo and Copenhagen,
Abo, Drafts for aale on the Royal Bank ef Ireland
aad Imperial Bank or bonuon.
1 JAMES T. LEONARD, Prea't.
W. M. SHAW, Caehier. JyM'71
gALCnnCD PLASTER AND HYDRAULIC
1 Cement, for asm by
J.2. Im HA&TSWICK A IRWIN.
THE SMITH HOUSE,
(Opposite ih. Paeeewger Defet.)
CLEAini2a.II, rA
THE undersigned, having leased this koaj. for'
a sorlee of yeara. Is ready to entertain atraa
gera and travelers generally, and therefore eelWite)
sojourners to give Bim k eall. Ills Table will a.
supplied with the best Ibe market afford", and lis
Par will contain the cbefeest ef winea aad liqeoiS.
Tbe bouse, furniture, beds and bedding are entirely
new, which alwaya adds to the oomfort of trarel.ro -hile
the stabling attached la large and roeeUf-
Juat auited for teaaustera. Charges moderate
J.ni:7l) WILLIAM 8. UHADLBI.
THE ALLEGHENY HOTEL.
A1ARKET St.) CLEARFIK1iP; Pi.
Tltlfl large and onmmodiou Bow hotel ha
been opened fur the accommodation ol tb
public, where tbe proprietor will be glau to meei
his old friends, and receive a share of public pat
ronage. By striot personal attention to the de
tails of his business, he bopes to be able to rendor
satisfaction te his patrons. Th TABLE will
always be bountifully supplied witb the best that
ean be procured is the market, and the BAH
will contain a full stock of Llyl'OItB, BEER, A
Good stabling attached.
L A H 1 h It LCirULDl,
COarflold, March I, 186V ly
Proprietor.
THE MANSION HOUSE,
. Crnerof Beoond and Market Streets,
, CLEAHFHTX1), PA. i
THIS .Id aad commodious Hotel has. derlhg
the past year, beea enlarged to double its
former capacity for the entertainment of stran
gers and guests. The whole building has boot
refurnished, and tb. proprietor will span sx
pates to render his gussle comfortable Wbll.
atayieg with bim.
pfTbt "Mansion noose" OmnlbdS rags te
and from lbs Depot est tbe arrival aad departure
ef each trota. svlis vouunsaii,
epri.70.tf , Proprietor.
SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE,
Curwenevllle, Clearfield county. Pa.
THIS old and well asublished Hotel, beauti
fully situated e tbe banks of the Basque
haaaa, in the koroagV of Curwensville, hae been
leased for a term ef years by tba andereigaed.
It haa keen entirely refitted, and la now open te
tbe public generally aad the travelling comma
olty I. particular. No pains will be spared t.
render guests eemfortable while tarrying at this
house. Ample Etabliug room for the eooomme
datioa oftaama. Chargos moderate.
Sept 78, 1870-tr.
THE RAILROAD HOUSE,
MAIN 6T., FlJlLirSBURa, PA.
THB andersirned keeps eonctantly oa hand
the best of Liquors. His table is always
supplied with the beet the market affords. Th.
traveling public will da well to give him a eall.
bov1,'. ROBERT LLOYD.
S1
UAVT UOl'81'. .
Corner of Market and Front Streets,
Clearfield. Pa.
This magnificent Hotel Is entirely new, eem
plete in sll its appointments, and convenient to
the Court House. A free Omnibus runs t. and
from tb. Depot on the errival and departure ef
eech train. UEORUU N. COI.11LRN,
April U, WO. Proprietor.
WESTERN HOTEL,
Opposite the Court House,
CLEARFIELD, PENN'A.
Aeoommodatlons first-class and cbergee moderate,
eot JOHN F. TOUNfl, Proprietor.
jyONTOUR IIOUBE,
Opposite the" Court House,
L0CE HAVEN, PENN'A.
JeU'Tl IUI PEAL A E ROM, Prop's.
" DANIEL CONNELLY,
Doot and .Shoe Manufacturer,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
HAS just received a fins lot of French CALF
BKINS, and Is now prepared to snanufae
ture everything In hia line at the loweot DgureB.
He will warroat bis work te be efl represented.
11. wmmmUMy aU.lt wll, mk hi. mmmm mm
Market street, second dcor west of tbe poetefliee.
where he will do all In hia power to render satla
faction. Some Ine Qeiter tops oa band.
mj,'7-y DANIEL CONNELLT.
SEW BOOT AM) SHOE SHOP.
EDWARD MACK,
Con. MARKET A In Srs., CLEARFIELD, Pi.
TUB proprietor has ontered Into th. BOOT
BIIOK business at the above stand, and
la determined not te be outdone either in quel
Ity or price for hie works Special euention
will be paid to manufacturing Sewed work. He
has on hand a large lot ef Ereneh Kip and
CalfBkins, of tho very beat qaallty. The eltl
a.na o( Clearfield and vieinity are respectfully
Invited to give him a trial. No charge for calls.
nov,' l-tf
grtrttivarr, Uiutvarr, (Etc
II. F. BIGLER & CO.,
DB1LBBS II
II A III) W A UK,
Also, Manufacturers of
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
CLEARFIELD, PA.
LOT OF SADDLES, BRIDLES,
Harness, Collars, etc, for sale by
II. F. BIGLER t CO.
ALMER'S PATENT UNLOAD-
Ing nay Forks, for sale by
II. F. BIGLER 4 CO.
QIL, PAINT, PUTTY, GLASS,
Valla, ate., for sale by
II. F. BIGLER A CO.
JJaRNESS trimmlngs isnoB
Findings, for sale by
H. F. BIGLER at CO.
QUNS, TISTOLS, SWORD CANES
For sale by
II. F. BIGLER & CO.
TOVKS, OP ALL SORTS AND
Rises, for sale by
II. F. BIGLER A a).
I
RON 1 IRON I IRON ! IRON I
For sale by
II. F. BIGLER at CO.
JJORSE SHOES & JIORSR 8UOB
NAILS, for sale by
II. F. BIGLER eV CO.
pULLEV BLOCKS, ALL SIZES
Aad best Manufacture, for sale by
n. F. BIGLER CO.
T
MIIMISLK SKEINS AND PIPB
BOXES, for sale by
II. F; BIGLER k CO.
pODDEit CUTTERS for snlo by
m-.30.70 II. F. BIGLER A CO.
The clear fikld
WOOD -CHOPPERS' AXE!
Manufactured especially for
THE CLEARFIELD TRADE,
BogVffl
tl. P. BIQLER A CO.