THE REPUBLICAN.
" CLEARFI&LD, VA. i
rnXK.clAV MOHNINtf, Or I. lift U, 1871,
Terms of Subscription. '
If pnUI in Jtaa(,ror within thre months. .,$9 M
if fiitr ibruoaati beforwsia months..,. 1 50
f paid aflar ilie axpiraliun of six tauntus ...
eT- All article to Incurs insertion. In thii
MiiflT should be hnndrtl In iir1y on Tuesday
pornin. M we go to prow at 1 o clocfc
(noon.)
ltllMCilOUH NOTICliH.
ju.t1to1Ut r.pUcoiial Cliui ch Rev. i. II.
M ,., ptr. -luHo Kerr ice erury Pabbath,
,t A M.. 'I 1 m" , v . J-
31,1, ith School ot 9 A. M. . iM ;
Pnv.-r M. elioir erury Thursday, at 71 P. M.
(vin nunt u rrlvQ, tint Su,bbatb of every
k si. ml few'" Churcli.-I1,nlscpal-Rov,
j ,n;;n II iM"j INililie Service Hunday morning
to o!( h. ntU "t T r M. Siitvliix fklinul at
3 P. I rayer Meeting, Wc-liiosdajr evening
,t 7 oVI.)!-K,
prexuytcrUn Churc1i-Ry. Mr. flint vi
PuM.c Service every Habbatb, morning and avn-
lag ' ' '
ilaitlt Church Rot. W. H. 8Kirtv Pm
j or. I'liMie serrioes every Sublet h, morning or
evninjf. Ilernntolv.' . t . . . .j ., i t .-.t.
jt. I ran c in Church Catholic -Her. T.
j. Mi'Mam h. Mhi At 10.) o'uluok A. M., on the
fcoiiiiJ n i J fiturlh .Sundays of each month.
ConstabmI ArPoinTED.Joiiuh ft.
Read, Esq., was appointed Constable fur Boggs
township, t tho Bfptouiber torm of Court, in the
room of Mr. Jaiace II. Turner, resigned. We uu-drr-taud
that Mr. Turner baa eerrcd In the enpa
ciir of ('onHnble for elghtccu year, And how re
on account of age and phyeiral iuflriultJes,
Camp Mkktinu ('orporation. Tho
anuherehip end clergy of the MT K. ( butch,
nKitift the valley of tho Juuiuia, have purchased
ut Mrs. Judge Lamm, near Newton flamilton,
thirty acres of ground, upon which they propone
to erect bntldlngi similar to those of tho Went
Kiaiioh Valley ground, near Wayne 8 tat ion, on
th P. & E. railroad. ' t -
DlhREHPKCT FuR Til K ClAniT. We
ttn-lerataud that loino godless fellow, who soums
to hare no reject for the Court nor regard fur
law, entered Judge Clyde's spring housattw other
night and supplied himself with a lot of batter
and other spring house et cetera. Tin Is cer
tainly assailing "the authorities', iu their owu
citadel. - 1 - - . ' -
. 1 ' ',' -.)
Appointku. We nndcrRtnnd tliat
oar eteemiMl friend and ft How eititcn, MoJ. Lo
rrnto Lorain, fur a number of years one of the
Professors at the Military Academy at West Putat,
has bcon appointid one qf tho Profcdwr at Le
lugb VniroxMiy. 1 Tiira it a mafk of diotlnction
nut unworthily conferred on a gentleman and a
cholar. The Major's numerous friends In this.
ilaoa will bo pleased to learn of hip promotion. J
"Can't Come In." Wo have lately
received a number of cominnnieofluns frPTn difTr
cut portions of tho county, containing ratuable
iiiformatioD, but without to a name of the writer.
All sueh go lute the stoVo. We eannot use them.
Correspondents need Hot fear tliitt we will give
publicity to their lutrnci, (vtp would hardly do so
if they demanded it,) but printc-ra huvo a law,
and it and etiqaette hth forbid the nse of any
comiuuntcatlon uoless signed by the writer. Why
eaiiot intelligent, ponons learn this faot ?
Tho great drought that U prevuiling
in nil purti of Die eountry should be a wnrning to
all persons to look well to their flues and store
pipes. Hhould ft Are break out in this town just
now, there is no telling the imouut of damage it
would do. Ten minutes would be sufficient time
to pniup dry the strongoet well Id town, and with
out water the moans of fighting fire in this plaoo
are eertainly not rery great. Perhaps, after we
hire bad a Are something Icfb in eltcnt than thai of
the Chicago fire, a mo v omen t will be made to or
gatiiio a fire oompauy and procure an engine.
A Failure. Liko many other we
were not present to bear the lecture delivered be
fore the V. M. C, A., In tho Court House, on
Wt'Oncftday night. Kut we learn from those
present that the lecturer "is not ft success" in the
line he has adopted. The eountry Is to full of
iiium ten and hurahugs these days, that they are
to be found in every avenue of buflncs and pro-fe.-fion
in life. That our young men were imposed
t'U IU1 limn, 1 DU ibuii u tfisiffl i, uwnr,
they permit the seeond humbug to lmioie on
them, the fault will lie at theii door.
Fatal Accidknt. U lat Tuesday
morning Jehu S. Packer, sou of Isaac Patdter, fell
from a chestnut tree near the residence of his par
ent?, nnd struck upon Ills bond, causing instant
li'Ath. His sister was near at hand, and to her be
remarked, "Hannah, suppose I should fall." The
words were scarcely out when he fell. ' Ho was
eiigftjred to be married within a few weeks, and he
Mtni to have had some premonition of Impending
uVath, for on Fund ay last he asked his aftjaneed,
it is said, if he should die during the week whetbor
she would attend his funeral. His parent were
at the Fair when the orrowful went occurred.
IeerMod was about 21 yoara of age. His remains
will be taken from tho residence of his pareuts at
2 u'elouk on Thursday to Hunnsburg. Lock
ft Ihmotrttt, 1
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Odd Fkllows' Lkctur. On Fri
day evening next, that distinguished Odd Fellow,
I1 us I (Jrand Sire James. B, Nicholson, will deliver
n public addrciis in tho- Cuurt House, o Q.ld-Ful-lowfthip,
He is probably the brst Informed mein
ir belonging to tho fraternity, and Is an eloquent
cpt'akcr. The occasion will bo one of Interest 'to
tbe order generally, aud doubtless nearly every
iiK iiiber In the county will be present. The lec
ture will be free, and all are therefore invited to
attend.
11 rand Biro Nicholson is so well known to tbe
members of the order that we deem it nnnooeseary
to dwell upon his merits or ability, A simple an
nouncement of the time and place will secure tko
st tendance of tho brethren. Put we can asnure
tbe uninitiated public that If they repair to the
Court House, on the eveniug In question, they
will be the recipients of a raro intellectual and
literary treat.
m
Farmkrr, Look I1r ! -A Cur
wensville correspondent Informs ws that Vorioe
Clark, who resides a short distance east of that
borough, raised four hundred aud seventy-eight
and a half bushels of corn, this tea on, on three
and a half acres of ground- nearly one hundred
and thirty-seven bushels to the arre, How is that
for "poor Clearfield," as poor famtrt and indo
lent mechanics and others term it P
If we would advertise a flirous, quack doctor,
r some other humbug, everybody would make in
quiry and know all ftbout It In ft rery short time.
Now, let our readers manifest similar enterprise
and inquire of Mr. Clark when be plowed his
Rrouiid, what kind of sec (I bo nsrd, the quality of
the jrrnnnd, when he planted how often he hoed
nti'l cultivated his crop and the kipl aud quaptity
f manure ho ned. Ity so doing they will learn
something of practical utility at a rery moderate
coiU Mr. ( Lark has no patent for his method of
raising corn, but will furnish the Secret free of
charge to those who' are in !he habit of only rais
ing twenty htudiets to the acre. '
Tub JiiruiTNiNo Jion hoimKM.
"e notice by the Lock Haven Jhmoerat that the
Dfltfof lightning rod and insurance agents wboia
"f1 unlived three weeks ago, as baring robbed the
Hii.-ni of this eonnty of thousand of Hollar,
re now "doing" Clinton county In a similar mail
nT' Why are not these iawals arrestee f . And
hy do sriitible people patronise) tboss traveling
illalns, wbra Irtoal mechanics will furnish good
1'K'iliiing rods, and agents will Insure their lives
pniperty In solvent ootapsaies, for ono half the
munfy timy j,OM migratory aoouadraliT
w" have ia our eye aeveral Termers who are 1o
"r li pay2aymr fur tha Ritrt Bt.irAW, but
nt)tt Rare his not iu tleVali for $lj0, awd
he other for $1.10. mill tky have no ligbtninf
n' nor Insurance, and In ftbnt eferen wiWnrh's
r""n this date they must pay their notes, and laey
w'" pay thrra Lka men, too. W.lmsj jjl theSt
I" 1,(1 wis anj pilnnd fooli.h" taea become
"5 ly'rt thry nei-or ill, unless they auh
"'-e ir nne or twn ftfwtptincrfl
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. , Communicated,
OilTUARV OF HON, A. M. WRIGHT. -
Abraham Keagy. Wright Is dead. Ho esplred
at bis late residence, in this pleoe, on the murnlng
of the Oth instant, ft quarter before iglt o'ltk,
at the age of flu years, 7 months and 11 days.
..J I is, Ulnefls had been protracted au-l painful)
commencing in the earl v srlngaml resisting the
best uediottl skill of the country, Its progress,
with slight Interruptions, was constant, with In
creating intunsity, until the hour already mention
ed, when, lurnntudtd by (be members of bis family-and
ntftny.dcar friends, and all IheoomforK
that affection could suggest, ha passed away,
broking hi lit 4 V nolselolaly na the sir oping
infant. The' wordr that occasionally1 dropped
from his Hps signified deep eoutrition for sin and
ft lively faith In the Lord Jesus Christ, lie was a
member of the Presbyterian Church at the time
of his death, and one of the 'trustees of Its prop
erty, and although it was quite lato In life when
he confessed his Savior befora the world, the iu.
Quern) of a christian education, bj pious parents,
had niado him a firm believer from youth up, and
dbubtloaa restrained him from Indulgence In the
"In of prirfuultyj 10 common atnoiigst men outaide
of tfic cbnroh. , - ,t - '
j Mr. Wright was born ftt Christiana, In tho State
of Hclawaro, whence his parents emigrated to this
oouuty, Ui (he year 1H15. Ho was the eldest save
one, (Ueojamiii, who died a fow wuuks slnoo,) of a
family of flro children, for the long period of
his jrigorous,munbood, he had an active pirt in
tha progress od improveuieiita of the county,
lie was noted as a man of wonderful energy, reitT
less industry and sturdy will. Whatever else
might be said of Judge Wright, no man could
charge him with duplicity. Ho was outupokcu
and emphatically on the one side or the other of
every question that presented Itself. Ho was
Sheriff of this county from 13.17 to 18-10 ; aUo,
Associate Judge from 1840 to 1H3), and In 1817 be
was one of the oomm Urn ion eri who settled tholand
damages of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
through the counties of Huntingdon, Rlair and
Cambria. Tho duties of which stations he dis
charged with true fidelity. For tho most of his
business life ho was a dealer in lumber and mer
chandise, In tbe pursuit of which he had acquired
a competence, and up to the setting In of his last
illness he pursued this business with all tho rigor
and forecast of his earlier days. Pretending to
no special attainments, Judge Wright was a man
of very strong patiro parts, and therefore, less in
fluenced by the world about him than most men.
Ho fashioned after himself and made ft character
of his own. With a rugged will and restive ener
gy, be pofFfBsrd a tender heart and a lively
affection. Ho wns a kind neighbor as a) no an af
fectionate huxband aud father. His remains were
followed to their final resting plnoe by a very large
procession qf relatives and friends. . ,(
, . Republican.
V.EmiCATioNAt.V-A fow districts an
nually mako thumsclves liable to lose their share
of tbe State appropriation, by employing teachers
who do not hold valid certificates. The acbool
law re-qutres lhat the President of each school
board make oath before a Juttlce of the Peaco
"tout the schools of the district have been kepi
open at hast four months, jbecording to law1; aud
the school law elsewhere provides "that no person
shall be employed aa a teacher who docs not hold
ft valid certificate." All teachers, therefore, en
gaged in teaching, whose certificates eease to )e
ralid, should be compelled to quit until their cer
tificates have been rencwod. The di'trirts in
which the law heretofore was violated only received
their share of the State appropriation through
the special efforts of the County Superintendent
and the leniency of the Pchool Department. No
President should "swear" or "aftlrra" to such re
ports, and no report of districts In which teachers
without valid certificates hare bocn employed or
allowed to teach will hereafter be approved,
7 Geo, W. t? xr her, C. 6.
LiHt of loiter rdinuininff unclaimed
in ilia Postf(be,at Clearfield, for tjio freak ending
ttetobor Dtb, 171 1' '
Arnold, J. P. I.atighlin, William.
Iturg, Miss Eliia.Tane. Pierce, J. C. (2)
Crnudall, Edwin U, lUncoar, Charles.
Fiset, William. Ross, James C.
Fuller, Cbas. A. ' tt Ftockton, C. J. .
Uarman, Mrs. Kllen.' Hmith, J. J. j , i
flarducr, Mixs Kllen. . Tile, Mr.
11 ewes, William A. , Williams, Joseph.
Haines, James. , Walker, John K
LiOiigancokvr, Henry, Wilson, J. H.
P. A. (JAlLIN, P.M.
Anothfr Company. Tho sceonJ
volunteer company was organised at Philipsburg
but week . Why cannot the martiaj ardor of
Ckmrneld bo stirrod p ft little, and at least one
Company fortned T
Spcciaia,
For Eai.r Curat. A two-seated Carriage, In
good order.' Inquire of ' I)rt. Hotbr,
l kmc torn. Rer. W. If. Swarts, of Messiah's
Church, will preach, Lord willing, at Wolf Hon,
Sabbath morning, Ootober 1Mb, at half past ten
o'clock, a. m., nnd at Phawsrllle at half pat two
in the aftenuou. All are invited.
Hkdicatios. rl'rovidenoe permitting1, the Meth
odist Churub at Franklin, Hell township, will be
dedicated on Pabbatb, October 2?d, 1871. John
Cowl, Win. Turner aud other ministers are en
gaged for the occasion. Tbe public li Invited.
W. T. Wilson, Pastor.
A Trip. During the last two weeks I uas per
mitted to see New Vork, with its thronged Broad
way and Its great Park, containing living animal
and birds of all kind", and of scenery the grand
cat. From there to Philadelphia, with Pah-mount
water works and places of interest. From there
I came to Curwciisville, where I found the enter
prising firm of Thompson k Co. opening ft rery
largo clock of goods, Jnt received from New York
and Philadelphia, and by their prices wu coo
rinccd that there Is the place to buy; at figures to
cult the times, goods tq ujt tbo most choiry, and
that their motto, '.'As cheap aa tbo oheapoet,M ls
entirely true. Oo and purchase of them, and
complain no more of high prices. Their terms
t asy .
oetll-Ut
A Bpran.
I.isTiTt'Ta.-TUe Clear fioJd County Teachers'
Institute will meet in the Town Hall, at Clearfield,
on Monday, tbe 23d of Ootober, at 9 o'elook, a. nu,
and 000 tin ue until Friday night. The day ses
sions will be devoted to practical work. Hie
night sessions will be held In tho Court House,
and be deroted to lectures, essay;, readuigs, Ac
Among thofce who, will be present and take part in
the exercises are lion. H. Huurk, Deputy Plato
Huperintendeutf Ex-Oor. Vjtflflr, Hou's Wm. A.
Wallace, Ueo. R. It arret t, J. R. MoEnally, T. J.
Roytrrt Rev's J. H. McConl, II. H. Ruller, W. 11.
iJillj Prof's J. J. Hteadman, 0. W. Innls, P. L.
Harrison, Dr. A. M. Hills, nnd Wm. M, MuCuU
lougb and T. 11. Murray, Ksqrs. Every person
In tbe county has an tntorest in the success of our
publlo school 1 hence no one should be absent
tut all teachers, and thoso tbat are preparing,
show by their presence that their hearts are in the
work. K very body is invited to come.
Fnecial eiaminations will be held aa follows:
Phawsvlllo, October lltb; .West Ckarfleld, the
21st and 28th, and Cnrwvnsville, Nor, 4th. To
Commence at 9 o'clock, a m.
. Or.o. W, B.vtdkn, Co. flupt
TJff-If you want to buy Drngs, Patent Medi
cines, Paints, Varnishes, flplocs, Fancy Hoods,
P..ap, Perfnmeriee," fjtnhe, Trwscn, Lamps,
Lamp Chimneys, Musical lfods, School Rooks,
Stationery, Tobacco, Cigars, Haratoga and Bedford
Waters, Prescriptions day or night, go to the new
Drug "tore of Hartswlek A Irwin, Heoond it.
OeU-Sra.
8eV?l Rook" and rttotionery Just received at
jl'fttfunVprni fttore. flept.27-3t
pr, V, rfttlo, JileAit I'hysiciaa and Surgeon,
offers bis str vie to the pwiple of Clearfield nnd
tieinity, and wijl U lp rewliness to attend aU
professional calls, by diiy or night Uffloa o
lloed stroel, west ol tbe tiepot, iiearneiu, 1 m,
May .11, IM7t-tf
MRIIIC AKf IIOUMR,
Main fllr.rt,
flHdOKVILI-R, PKNN'A.
' BIIASiNlIN A III BKtTT,
lriprlliir..
ol tl
j j Ptorr,. (irpc.ll. ITt nil.
.20 Jo
tiUniiliit
. ,'. , 1 ,. j 1
In B.emmtnto, 8it. Hat, lij tlio Her. U.
noT, .1 111. rviido.os of lb. brlilo'i bth.r, Hill
VJUlllNIi M. HIHLKH, daughlcr of Br-Ocr-crnor
Dlglop, U ALEXANIlKK CI.'M. MINUS.
In nioom lowml.lp, on S unci at, noiubui lit,
lWl.bjr lluuu C. I.an 11, Faq., JOKL DICKSON,
ot Kag f lown.hlp, to JliiAl;TUA II. LINKS,
of Bloom town.hlp.
In Peon townahln, on'Oetoberltt, lH71,bj Jno,
H. Howj.k, Eq Mr. JACOII COXItAI), of Pik.
towmhip, to Ml.. MATILDA DKlllllt'K, of
Ponn township.
, . Jitrd.
In LaorrnM towu.blp, on Oo(ubor id, 1H7I,
kii.UA.1 fcllU AUU, .doptcd .on of JiuKao
CuMKi.la, K.d jra and 10 nonlln.
'ittisrr Uanrous. '
x nnn ei:p phiw wanvkdi
0,VJJ And all kiiul. or FUTlS-for wblcb
th. hlflicit ca.li prlco Kill be paid, br
BplliO m I. L. RKIZK'NSTMS. ,
" ' 1 n r
CAUTION All per.oni are bcrrl.y notified
palnit rmolrllig a l'roialory Nut. nlvon
to II. it. Stun, by tho lubacrilicr, pnyabla all
mnntbi nfler ditto, fur tliirty dullara, dated HepU
10th or Uth, IH7 1 . I buy. rcorircd no ralue for
tald nolo; and ahnll not par It until rninpplled bj
law. JOHN K. VOU011T.
Halt I.icV, October 4, IMTI-St
18J1 ; , rniLADKLPUIA 1871
WALL PAPERS,
' 1 1 II 0 W E L L A D 0 U R K R, '
"-" ' Mannlacturrri of " "
Paper Hangings and Window Shades.
Whtdeaalo and Retail Salearoomi,
CornsrFourtb and Market itreeta,
' ' "t PUltADKi.PIirA.
Faetory Corner Twentjr-tbird and Hamom Stl.
Octobr 4, 1871 -3tn pd.
e G A IT G II E V'S
RESTAURANT,
r Seoond 6trMtr .
t. CLEARFIELD, PKNN'A. t
Alwaja on hnnd, Frch Oy.tera, Io. Cream,
Candle., Null, Cracker., Cake., Cigar., Tobaneo,
Canned Frulti. Oranjrea. Lemona, and all kinda
of fruit in aeaxnn.
r-UIL.IARD ROOM on aeeond floor.
Je217l . . - ' D. McUAUUIIEY.
Music itoii i:i
" I
I i: "t jr.
fi. J. GREECE,
dealer In
Pianos, Okgans nnd Melodeons,
of any manufacture desired.
For cash or In exchange for good LUMBER,
10,000 feet of good Lumber wanted.
For circulars and terms, address
E. J. (JnggXE,
an g9 Sut No. 4 In Hill street, Huntingdon, Ta.
J. M. STEWART, D. D. S.,
Offl co over Irwin's Drng 8 tore,
CURWENSVILLE, PA.
All dental operations, either In the mrchinieal
or operative branb, pramptty attended to aad
satisfaotion guarantoed. Hpooial attention paid
to the treatment of diseases of the natural teeth,
gums and mouth. Irregularity of the teeth sue
ccsnfully corrected. Teeth extracted without pain
by the use of Ether, and artifleial teeth inserted
of the best material and warranted to render sat
isfaction. april2tiF71:ly
S. rORTER SHAW, D. D. S.,
uuice in Mann n io uuiMing,
CLKARK1BLI). PA.
Putting of tbe natural teeth in a healthr, Tire.
serrativeand useful condition is mad a specialty.
iJiseaavs and malformations common to the month,
jnw and arsociaie parts, are treated and eorreeted
with lair sueeess. nsamiBationi and consulta
tions raaa. Prices fur partial and full sets of
teeth much lower titan iu 1870. It would be well
for patients from a distance to let us know by
mail a fow days before coming to the oftiee. It
Is very imortant that children between the agea
ofsia and twelve years should hare their tenth
eismined. hy Aosrsthcsift Teeth are removed
without pain. feblVTt
DENTAL CARD. ' - - -; '
Du. A. M. HILLS
Would sav to his n alien ti nnd the nub-
lie generally, that, having dissolved partnership
with Dr. Hhaw, ho Is now doing tha entire work
of his office himself, so that patients need not fear
being put under the bands of any other operator.
Having obtained a reduction of the patent on the
plate material, I am enabled to put np teeth much
cheaper than formerly. I also hare Dr. 8tunk's
patent process for working rubber plates, which
make a much lighter, mora rloitio and stronger
plate for tha same amount of mnterini, and pol
ishes the plate on both sides, rendering it much
more easily kept ctean. Fpectal attention paid to
the preservation of the natural teeth, and all work
guaranteed entirety satisfactory to patients.
4rOfne at the old corner, opposite the Shaw
House. Office hours from 8 to 12, a. m.. and 1 to
6, p. m. Patients from a Jistaune hould notify
ma a few days beforehand of their Intention to
come. Always at home, unless other notice ap
pears in both tbe county papers.-- feblt'7l .
rJllSII TIM I TIM f
STOVUH! STOVES I UTOVEAS
WAPLE &IARTMAN
Desire to Inform the citltens of Osceola and
the public genentlly, that they have just received
a large and splendid assortmentof Stores, House
hold Hardware and Htamjted and Japanned
Warns of all kinds. Also that we manufacture
and keep comtantly on band a full assortment f
Tinmen I ware, whlen we will dispnae or
either wholesale or retail, to suit purchasers.
Hoofing, Hpouting, Repairing and all kinds of
Jon Work done to order and with dispatch
Htriot attention paid ordering articles for par
ties desiring it.
Consumers will find It to thejr advantago to
rmrchaso from ui. Our stock and prices will sat
sfy you ti,at trw do sell good wares at
prices that please tho people, '
You will And us on Curtin strict, nearly op
posite the Exchange Hotel.
Osceola Mills, Pa., May 10, JRTI-lf
O SAD A L I S
TIIK INORKDIKNTfl THAT COM
POSK ltOriAUALM are published on
every parksga, therefore it Is mrt a secret
O
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preparation, consequently
PHYSICIANS ruUSCRIDE IT. .
T Is a eertaln cor for Scrofula, Pyphllls
in all its forme, Ubenraalfrm, Hi in His-
eases, Liver L'pmplaint apd all diseaeus of
ONE DOTTLR OF ItOSAUaLIS
will do more' good than ten bottles of the
pytups or Hftrsaparilla.' k , .i . 'I
THE I'NDERSIUNED I'll YHICIA8
hara nred Roaadiili. In their praotice for
ine pa.i tnre. year., ann ireeiy emtor.e i
a. a reliabl. Alterativo and Ulood Parillrr.
PR. T. 0. Pt'Oir, of rtalllmor..
DR. T. .1. ROY KIN,
DR. H. W, I ARK, "
lilt. F. 0 DANNKLI.V,
Hit. J. S. SPARKS, of Niehnlanrllle, Kf,
DR. .!. L, M.CAHTIIA, Cidnmhla, S. C.
I)H. A. 11. NOIII.RS, Kdpooin., N. O.
t SKD AXI) ENDORSED RY
J. It. FRKNCII A SONS, Full Rlr.r, Maia.
F. W. rMITll. Jaoaaoi, Minh. I 1
A. F. ''HKKLKR, Lima, Ohio. " '
R. IIAI.I,, Lima, Ohio.
(JRAVKN A CO., Ilonlenaville, V. ,'
.AMI kL U. MuFADDhiN, HurfrMabaro.
Tenn. '
. Our aitao. will not allow of any eitead-
fNf'nmnrk. In relation to the rlrtuea of
rto.BliwU. To the Midleal Pmfeaaton we
anarante. a Fluid Kxtraet anperinr to an.
tfeay fcafp ..or naed In the treatment of
dt.ea.ed Ulopil; and in ine antloled wtaav
irf lln.kdJJ, e.id jou will bo rcilorod to
health, " '
llo.ndall, U f .l.t bjr all' nrugit
price .1. nu pereonie. rtutir.-p.
DR. CLKMRNTrt CO.,
ikVnytl lrfl Chrmitt;
Aug. 1. 1171,-lr. ' Uii Tiuiia., Mn. i
For ial. bj A. I. Eliaw, fl'arfi'jM, Pa. '
crf (CC IIIICM WAKTI-.IM-
rjUl.IJUU Th. rnh.eriWra'want tl bar
l.rje lot of it-Inch roared Klunjlr., for which
will nar ih. frr hiihrat martlet print Pur-
.on. hain( .iih on hand will ll wr el at
oitrainra. ' ',vu i w an i r,n w nr. ii n.
I leaiMd, Pai, .?r :wil..r " ,' '
J J 1T AND UAPHI
' " ' '' AND
II o o t ii u it d Nhoca!
THH PLACE TO 0SV
llafs & Cftps, Hoots' & Shoes,
U'l I' 8ATt, '' A'
Fl'LLERTOTS SEW , STORE !
On. door north of now Maionl. Dolldlng,
,. CLEARFIELD, PA. . .
Th. laritrit atook of gooda In tlill lint rer
brought Int. th. county, ia now open for lb. iu
ipeciion of tb. publio, and will bo aold at lb.
Very Lowest Cash Prices I
Al.n. aiplr'nijidaiiaortinentor GENT'S FUR
NISIIINU HOODS, eonilitliiK of Shirt., Collar.,
Kexktloa, llnndkorohiefa, tilovca, Underwear, Ao.
A large aloik of CARPETS and OILCLOTHS,
which will ho diipuacd of at aitoni.bitiily low
prieea. A liberal haro of patronag. Il rcupeot
full olioll.d. . . n . (, .
DON'T FAIL TO CALL.-
Store on Bcoond St., below Market, ClearOold, Pa.
4,(,n 1 ' ' ' D. R. FULLERTON.
ANNOUNCEMENT
EXTRAORDINARY I
I WOULD rerpoclfullji ..noono. to tb. eltl.
i.m of. CLEARFIELD and tlclnlt, tbat, I
bar. opened np In th. law Maaonlo Building,
trat door below th. Manllo. U,u.e, on Second
Street, with a .ntlr. n.w Hook of . (.
WATCHES, CLOCKS & JEWELRY,
Of th. lat.it style and belt Bolib,
S.Ieot.d with ear.. I bar. an aiaortm.nt
from all tb. laie.l nor.Hl.i la Jewelry, lulta-
bl. fnr th. Holiday.
A large atook of Am.rloaa W.tch.i front
th faet.rl.. of Appl.len, Traey & Co., at Walt-
ham, Haw., and th. National Watch Company
at Elgin, III., In from J to 8 i. aalei, tlwayi
on band, and warranted.
Thankful for your p.it loul patronage, I
hop., by ..trlct attention to bu.ioen, to (f.rlt
s'oontiunano. of h. lam..
All kind, of r.patrlnf la my lln. promptly
attended to. ' ' '
8. I. BNTDER.
D.o.mber 114, 6)0.
s
ACHETT dt 8CIIKVVER,
niiLaita ii '
Bl'ILDHO HARDWARE,
Also, manufacturara of
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
Second Street,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
Carpentert and Dnildrrr will And it to their
advantage to oxmniin. our atook b.fere purebMtaa
.laewber.. ' '
STOVES 1 ' STOVES!
W are now aellla lb. eelebrated TIMES
COOK and RELIANCE, th cheapen and beat
atorca in th. market.
Erury atoT. fully warrantod.' '
. ALSO,
PARLOR, t ,
nEATrvn, '
' ' '" ' " RAFTINO STOVES!
which will b. aold at cheap any In tbe county.
Strict attention paid ordering aitlclei for par
lies who dc.iro it.
Rootng. Spouting and Job. work dona on
reaaonablo tcrml.
Clearfield, Pa, April l, 1871.
i:llin( off at cost.
FOR CASm
Th. largo.t itoek si
P Vlt Ti I T U It .13
rer offered In CLEARFIELD !
At tha 8TEAM CARINET 8IIOP, corner Market
and Fifth Stre.1, CLEARFIELD, FA.
Tha nnikralrnrd would annonne. to the public
tbat he ha. on hand and t. now offering ohoap for
eaah, tbe largest atock or Furniture ever tn ftor.
in till county, consisting of '
Upholstered Parlor Suits,
Chamber Setts, Extension Tables,
Secretaries, Book Cases, ,
Ilodstends,
Spring Rods and Mattresses,
Lounges nd Bcnchis,
rialn A Marble Top Tables A Bureaus,
Wa.hstands,
Cane Beat and Common Chairs,
Rocking Chaira, 1 - Looking O lasses,
Window Shades, Piclura Frames,
, Cords and Tassals, Ac '
lie .1.0 manufactures and keeps on hand Pat
ent Sorin Beda. the boat arer tnrented. No
family should be without them. Any hind of
goctjp not on band oau be nal on snori none..
irpholltering and repairing neatly cteoirted.
COFFINS, of all lite", osn ba hail tin a hair
hours' n'llli e, .ml at th. low.it prices. A deduc
tion of 20 per cent made for on.b. ,
METALLIC CASES, or Rosewood, Walnut and
Cherry Cnfllna, with flaas or wood tops, furnished
on Ar. boats' potics,
P.rsonal .ttendaae. with hearse, no funeral
oeoasioos, and oarriagea furnished when desired.
Thanking tb. publio for rait farora, and by
strlot personal attention to businoss, I hop. to
receir. pontinuanc of the same.
Remember the plane the Steam Cabinet Shop,
aorncr ot einrKef and inn ni
Ilrea.
Muroh it, 'n-ly.
DAJJIKL RUNNER.
, .TI1R pfEAUflELI)
WOOD-CHOPPERS' AXEl
Manufactured especially for
ll THE Cf.EARFIELD TRADE,
ron tut. r
A it ; -
ugl'Iu H. F. DIALER A CO.
LI II ARM AN, .
IIACTICAL MILLWRIGHT,
, ... . LL'THERHBL'RU, PA.
Agent for th A-nerlean Dnuhle Turbine Watar
Wheel and Andrews A Kalbanb Wheel. Can fnr
ni.h Portahle tirl.t Mills m short rotb;.. Jyll'II
imi mwth a to H'si pir7cihN.aie
Is hereby glrewthat letters of administration
oa th .slat, of JtJlI.lllUKKNl:, dnraeed, lale
of Jnrdan twp.; Clearfield county, Pennsylvania,
baring befta duly grantesl 1ST th. d.rslgn.d,
all person indebted t. said tstat. will plaass
mak. luiui.di.t. payment, and tbos. hvin
claims nr demand will present theas properly
authenticated for a.ttlem.nt without delay,
i ...... tIEOKOE WILLIAMS,
.Marron, Sept. 11, l;l t. Administrator.
fJAIlli LATUIT MOyE)
8 ' 1 ' f ' ' ' I
THE LATEST' MOVE
HARTSWICK & IRWIN'S
1 D R TJ Q STORE, ' ' '
To their new building on Second Street, nearly
I .ppuiite tb. stor. of Wearer A Belts,
1
1 CLEARFIELD, PA;,
... , .. .... -.r
.
Whore thoy wllfeontinue to supply their old and
aa ms4iy nsw customers as may come, nil
PURE DRUGS!
'f dHEMICALS! ;
PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS,
. ; ' . . " '
(Incladlng all new remedies,) ' '
Patent Medicines, Paints and Oils, Glaus and
Putty, School Books, Stationery, Paper,
Ac.) also, a full lino of Drug- ,
gilts' Sundries, Hair
' Tonics, '
i. 1 '
Conaoll.i, Perfumeries, Toilet Articles, Brushss,
.Toilet Soaps, Pocket Books, Ae., all of
" the best qnality. '
PUPiE WISES AXD LIQUORS,
for medical A sacramental purposes only,
Pure Whit. Lead, Colors of all kinds, Raw and
Bolliil Linked nil. Varnishes, lur pen
tine, Coal Oil, Point A Varnish
. Bruihc Flavoring
.., '' Eitracts,
ConfMlloncrles, Bird Seed, Spice, ground and
uugrouud, ot all kiuus.
SMOKERS AND CIIEWKRS
w ill nna our iwi oi nrwmg
and Smoking Tobaceo, 1 mportcd and Do
mestic Cigars, SniifT and Fine-out to b. of tho
, very Mst Brand, in tne maraeu
LAMPS AND CIIIMNRYS,
All hinds of OLASS WARE,
GARDEN BEEDS,
" ' MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
i .
and Musical Trimmings of or.ry variety.
Hiring a long iperlec. tn tho bu.lne., and
an .xtensire and wen s.iecieu sriwa oi wfuciuw,
w. are enabled to fill Physicians' prescriptions at
the short..! nolle, and oa Ih. most rcasonabl.
terms, day and night. ' '
HARTSWICK A IRWIN.
, Clearfield, Pa, May SI, 1871 tf.
P. T. I.
"For thy Stemocjj'g Sake and thine
other Infirmities," St. raul, .
DR. BOYER'S
PIT.B
WEST BRANCH BITTERS.
1 safe, pure, pleasant and health giving Tonb
J. strictly Trgetaldn, and manufactured from
the most pure and choie materials la not a spirit
drink nor substitut. for whisky, but soieutille
compound, for the protection of tb system and
lis cur nf disease, made from chemically pure
spirits, entirely froe from fuiil oil or other irrita
ting prnpertloa, and will not disagree or offend th.
most delicate stomach. A long private expert
ence has attested its
Superiority over all Ordinary Remedies,
Ko Bitters at iirescnt offered to the public
contains sn much mediclral virtue, ant) yet so safe
an pleasant io iua.o. na i. . uiftm.,
apd It wi) uot orcole appetite for spirituous
liquors, but will cur. ine snecis oi nienpaiipu.
To Ipcreas. t'o. 4rr"if S"
To prontot Digestion, ',' ' UcB JT.
To cure Dyspepsia, USE IT.
To cur Fever and Agu., USB IT.
To urt Billionsnes, ' USB IT. J
To ours Constipation, . USE IT.
. To enrs Chronic Dlarrhma, USB IT.
Tocuinert-buni, USB IT.
'To cur Flatulence, USE IT.
3To cur. Acid Eruotatloos, I'SBIT".
,j Jo cur. Nerv'oua Debility, USB IT.
( To car. Uydoohondria, - , USB IT,
,"j.Xo cure Sallowneaa of Complexion, USE IT.
IJTxour Pimples and Blotches, USB IT.
''for Oeneral Prostration of tb '
'"' Physical powers, USB IT,
!'n and It Hill nr. yo. -
Bold everywhere, at 11.00 per bottle, Manu
factured exclusively by
A. I. SUA V,
Druggist,
CLEARFIELD, PA,
Who offers liberal inucements to the trad.
Oot. !7, IBOOitf.
For Rent I
TIIR nn lerslgned oh"er to rent a D El.LINO
IIOUSKand BLACKSMITH SHOP, situate
., l n In 11.11 tnwn.hln. This is a very
.l.lr.hU InMllnil t, Ih. bu.lnCSS. - A fllil SOt of
tools tn th. shop. Plenty of ou.totu. Aj good
srhnol In th. vlllag.. Address or .pply to II, L.
Henderson or th. subscriber. '
March lJ-lf HENRY BHTjl'tf, jj.
Insure Your Properly I
TUB .n.ler.lgned arc pseiiarMl tn tak. any
reasonable lira ri.hs, laV'' nnd reliable
eontpaniu, .oah ae tha " Fats' Mutual," ol
York, I'm th." Aode,"of Cincinnati, Ohio) the
"tlcrmsniii" of New York, and otlirrs. Rat.
rcasonsbl, and In car. of lo money will he paid
upprojTatly. Iltvin Mir.un.
VlDAvflclif, Pa, April II, l-tf.
CARBOLIC PLANT PROTECTOR- ;
for aale by "'
je38.m I . HARTSWICK A IRWIN.
CHOP good arlMSJ t ' '
KHATYER A tTTI.RH.
eplM-lm i ' Opposite the Jail.
"IIOOTS AND SHOfKl Immcnsn stm-h I--I
) Richardson' eHrltrlllrd B."ile and Slloeft
Just received at KRAT.BR A LVTLR'S,
. septlO lm 1 . j .-Opposite 'ho j'L
r. a. ii.i.a.
. a. . rowatx
MILLER &P0)YELL,
WHOLKSALR A RETAIL
M E K C II A N T S,
, , . Graham's Row, Marks! St, .
CLEARFIELD, PA. I
W would qos! r.peotfu11y Inform or friends,
customers, aud tb. publio generally, Ibat w. ar.
now back In onr old qusrten, which bav been
remodeled and improved, and w ar now pre
pared to accommodate all who may favor vs by
calling. ' t ..
NEW GOOD Si" -
We have Just reoelretl one of the largest stocks
of all kinds of Merchsn jlso arer brought to Clear
Hold county, wlioh wo lutend to sell at such fig
ures at will saake It an object for all persons to
purchase frcjtu uf. families laying in winter
supplies of Urooories, Dry Qpgds, Aa., should oot
fail ta girt ui a sail, as ws fcpl confident our
prices and superior quality of goods will amply
satisfy all. Our stock of ,
G R O C E R I E S
oonsists of Coffeei of the best quality, Teas, Su
gars of all kinds, Molassef, Fish, Salt, Cheese,
Dried Fruit, Spices, Provisions, Flour and Feed,
Ae., Ae. Our stock of
1 1 :- DRY GOODS
is large and raried, and wa will just say ws can
supply any article In that line, without eaamer-
tlng.
UEADY.MADK CL Q THING
We hart a large stock of ready-made Clothing
for Men and Buys' wear, which we will dispose of
at a rery small advance on cost.
Boots and Shoes, Hate and Caps, Hardware,
Queens wye, Wood jnd Willow Ware, Notions,
Fancy Goods, Carpets, Oilcloths, Wall Pspers,
Window Shades, Ac., Ae.
Being axtenslrely engaged In tha Lumber
business, we are able to offer superior Inducements
to Jobbers.
MII.LKH A POWRLL.
Clearfield, Pa., Sept. 8, 1(471. '
FALL GOODS!
JUST RECEIVING !
T IOIIT CALICOES. SPLENDID 10c. CALI
I i coe. Delaine., Shirting Checks, Muslins,
fluid., Whit. Hoods, Percales, Japanese Silks,
Black Silks, Bilk Poplins, Black Alpacas, Table
Linens, Velveteens, Shawls, Boys' Cassimeres, Ac.
AT J. MILES KRATZER'S I
HOSIERY, SILK GLOVES, BEST PARIS
Kid Gloves, Laoe Collars, Hair Switches and
Luignons, Ilatr Nets, corsets, noop name,
AT J. MILKS KRATZER'S !
D
RES8 TRIMMINGS, SILK FRINGES
Satin, Velvet Ribbons, Buttons, Ao.
AT J. MILES KRATZER'S I
TRIMMED nATS. RIBBONS.
Millinery Goods, Ac, A..
AT J. MILKS KRATZER'S!
UNEQCALRD STOCK OF LADIES' AND
Children's Shoe, and Gaiters, Men's French
Kip and Calf Boots, Calf and Lasting Gaiters, Ac
i
AT i. MILES KRATZER'S!
O flflfl flRfES WALL PAPER 6e. to
,UUU II. 00 per boll Carpels, Floor Oil
C'lutha, Window Shades, best While Granite Tea
War, Glass War, Tabl Kuire and Forks, Ac
' AT . MILES KRATZER'S!
CHOICE TEAS, COFFEE, AND OTHER
W urocoriee, Linen Apples, i'acnes, merries,
Prunes, Canned Peaches, Tomatoea, Corn, Ac
Th. above, witb an immense stock of other
Uon'ls, have been bought at the lowest easn prioes,
and will b offered at very low retec
Jrt-Com and min them whether yon
buy pr not.
J. M. KRATKRR.
(Formerly O. Kratser A Son..)
Next door to n. F. Bigler A Co.'s Hardware Store.
Clearfield, Wajrh 1J, 1871-lf.
1871. 1871.
AUTUMN!
KEEP BROTHERS,
Msasar brnasv,
" CLEARFIELD, rA.,
A
iliia SrssaT,
CunVTENSVILLB, PA.,
Ara opening THIS WEEK an attractlr
stock of
GOODS FOR THE SEASON !
- Our slock will be replete with Ih.
t
W
.3) .
. S
NEWEST DESIGNS I
O
. K
t-t
o
v.
w
In Foreign and Dom.atle
DRESS GOODS, '' SHAWLS,
COATINGS, RETKLlKNTj,
FLANNELS, Etc, etc
" t
Together with a Ml lln. of
Notions, Triipniings, ,
. ' LADIES' AND GENT'S
Euriiisliing Gooils,
And MILLINKRT GOODS,
At lYicc to suit the Timtf '
, Do tot fail to call,
Rvspertftilly,
,i;'. !'",.. ' ": HKED DROTIIERS.
P. S. Hating purchased largely In Millinery
floods, Milliners in adjanant towns will b. sup
plied at wholesale mtec ' ' .
September IS, 1011. .i . I ' -
1JI1UNES. Cherries, Applra, Peaches, Currants,
Sweet l'otators, and all kinds of eatables, at
KRATZER A LYTI.KS,
spl20 Im ' Opposite the Jail.
TlTU KM' I.ttrHtTAnl l.' F(E
W. hav printed a large namher of the new
FEB BILL, and will oa th receipt ot iw.nif.
Ire cents, mail cpy t. ear ddvsr. 1 myJ
c5rK toaAf. f rprrriti, tf.
KRATZER 4 LYTLE,1
Market Street, Clearfield, Penn'a.,
(pposiU Ih. Jail,)
HAVE now n hand (rit elsss stock of
goods, suited to tb wants of th. public.
Our ijoojr, i ijre, ndjby oonslantly making
additions tboreto, w r bl to ftoeommodat
all wbc may favor us by o-lllng. W bav
DRy pop.pg,
Msrlnos, Olngbams, Cloths, P,rnjs,
Delaines, Cassimeres, Silks, Reps, ' '
Satinets, Casbmores, Tw.sds, Cobergs, Alpacas,
Mohair, Lan.H'it, Muslins, FUnnals, Bonnets,
Ribbons, Cloaks, Balmoral Skirts, loop Stlrs,
Shawls, Drs Trimmings, Iliad Nels, Caps,
Corsets, Gloves, Searfl, Collars,
Orsnadin Vail, Tabis Covers, 4-o.
CLOTHING,
Coats, Fanta, Vests, Over-Costs,
Qent's'Shawls, Shirt., Hats, Caps,Under-8hirts
and Drawers, Boot and Show, Gum Shi.s,
Cravats, Socks, Oloves and Collir.
GROCERIES,
Ts, Coffc, Sugar, Molasses, Salt,
Candles, Rir, Flour, Baoon, Fish, Tobacco,
Raisins,. Currants, Spicts, Crackers, Vinegar,
Oils, Varnish, Pepper, Alcohol, Ac
HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
Carpets, Oil cloth, Drugged Clack, '
Looking Giants, Churns, Buckets,
Washboard, Tuba, Flat Irons, Pan, Window
Blinds, Will Paper, Coal Oil Lamps, Bedeords,
Umtrelbu, Knives, Forks, Spoons,
Crocks, Stores and Stov Blacking.
HARDWARE,
Quenswar, Tlnwar, Qlasiwar,
Woodenwar, Copperware, Books, Stationery,
Musical Oosds, Trunks, Skates, Aa.
aVAIl of which will bs so4 on tb. most r.a-
sonabl. Urmi, and 1 . higbsst marb.t price paid
for Drain, Wotl and all kinds of country produce.
REMEMBER TUB PLACE t
KRATZER & LYTLE'S,
(Opposite lb. Jail,)
CLEARFIELD, PENN'A. LS 71
ivliTAitr. Ti.iiiti:iti
E. A. IRVIN & CO.
CIKIYENSVIM K, PA.,
Being specially engaged la the business of
i ;-.;rj ....
Buying and Selling Square Timber,
Would represent that they an now prepared to
purchase Timber delivered at either Cnrwensville,
Lock Haven or Marietta, (or will Uk. it at any
of those points,) and sell on eominiliion, making
suck advances as ar. necessary.
Those engaged In getting out Timber will find
at onr stor. in Curwensvlllo, a very large stock of
STAPLE GOODS
Of all Description. '
. ALIO,
riour,
JHsat,
Oaf ,
Com,
And everything necessary for use of Lumbonam.
RAFT ROPE,
i
Of all sixes, kept on hand in large quantities, and
aold at small advene by th. coil. Also,
, ,t Pulley - Blocks, Small
Rope, A..
aaprci Al. IJ1I!CF!HKNT offend
to those manuraoturmg tquar iimucr.
' r a. irvim po.
Curwensvlllc January U, 1870. "
O. J,, c.
11T1IERB U bay my DRT O00DS, ORO
eA MPi.a o,,M.n.wKr. fllassware. Drugs and
Notions, Confectlonsrles, Ac, oheap for cash.
The .nhaeriher bom leave to inform bis old and
new customers that he has opened
VARIETT ST0RB
IN GLEN HOPE, PA.
d will sell woods at nrlr.i to suit tho times. A
liberal reduction Will n. made to oustonjers buy-
at wholssalc
Call and examine my stock befer. purchasing
.Isewher.. A liberal share of pubhs patronage is
Solicited.
' C. J. KEAOT.
Glen Hope, Pa., June 14, 1"l.
ISAAC K. STAUFFER,
WATCIir.S, JEWI.LRV, j
148 North Seoond St., eol. of Quarry,
' ' ; ' PHILADELPHIA. ' '
An assort men i ei v icaD, mnui,
Platad Ware constantly on hand, ftcnairing of
Watches aod Jewelry promptly attended to. 8.20y
. . .f ir.i.l T I- tit. .a. aaa.J
L
A DIES' AND UKNI'S SATCHELS
it D. R. FULLERTON S.
AIJ4T00A AND BEDFORD WATER
I i; ' for ial. by
l tn ' nARTSWICt a mwi,
sotfii.;
THE SMITH HOUSE,.
(Opposite tb. Passenger Depot.)
CLKAKI'ICLD, Pa; "
THE andonigiml, having teased this hous Ins
tories of yuara, Is ready to entertain strrni
gers and travelers generally, end therefor ultlti
sojenrner. to gi- him oall. His Tabl. will b
uppllrd with the best Ih. market affords, and M
Bar wll cdnjain the choicest of wines and liiUOis.
Tho house, li!mi( jn-,V J. aud bediting aro entirely
new, which always acl.d (ji th comfort of trave!ns
wlille tbo atabliug aUtj-liij s large and ruoa. J
just suited for teamsters.' 'Cliarrr. modcral.. t
Jan6:?0 .. WILLIAM. ByLEV,
THE ALLEGHENY HOTEL.
",IARKET St.. CLEARFIELD,
TIIIS largo and commodious new bold Ua
bocn opened fur ths acooiumodntion of tba
public, wbere the propr&UV fill 4'ftt to mcct
his old friends, and receive a lift'j? f at-lio pat
ronage. By strict personal attention to ha dc
tails of bis business, be hopes to be eMe to render
satisfaction to his patrons. The TAIU.G wilf
always be bountifully supplied witb the best thnj
ean be procared la tho market, and the BAM
will contain a full stock of LWL'UllH, BKKK, o
tiood stabling attached. ' '
CASPER LH:0L0r,
Oearfield, March I, Vr-M'rietor.
THE MANSION H0USEt
Cornerof Secondand Market Streets,
tl.KARI II.M, PA.
TIIIS old aad coramodiont Hotel baa. during
tbo past year, been (nlarged to double Its
formpr eapaoity for tbo entcrtuiument of stran
gers snd gusils. Tha.whola building has been
refurnlibod, and th. proprietor will spar, no
pains tb fender his guest eouilortubl. while
.tsying with him.
girths "Mansion Iloole" Omnibus run to
and from the Depot on tho arrival and denarturo
oL each treTa. ' 1 ' 1 1 4011N DOUGHERTY,
tprt-7 tf ' ' ' Proprietor.
SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE,
Curwenavllle. ,lcai Held couuty, l'a
riAIIIS Old and well estsblilhed Hotel, besuti
I r..n ..ttt.rf ah lh bank, of the Su.au3-
hanna, in tha boroagh of Cnrwenivllle, has brlHI
leased for a term of years by th wndersigned.
It baa been entirely reotted, end is now open to
the public generally and tb. travelling commu
nity in particular. No pains will be spared Id
reodcr guests comfortable while tarrying at this
boi:... atnpte niaonng room ior iu. .ctwuii .
dado oftii-ms. Charges moderate. '
- - S.1.1 11.U41.
Srpt. JS, 1870-tf. ' '
THE RAILROAD HOUSE,
MAIN ST., PUILirSBUKG, PA.
THH tnderetgnad keeps constantly on ban4
th. best of Liquors. Ills tablo is always
supplied with tbe best th. market affords. Th.
traveling putiltc will 00 wen io give ,n.u . cu.
novlnil ROBERT LLOYD.
gllAVF HtiphjFI.
Corner of Market and front Vlreets,
t'lcnrllclil, Pa.
This magnificent Hotel I entirely new, wa
plet. in all its appuintmenu, and oonvenivut to
the Court Houss. A freo Omnibus runs to and
from the Depot on the arrival and departure of
neb train. UEOKUK N. COL1IURN, '
April 13, 1870. Proprietor.
J EON ADD liqpMF,, '
Near the Railroad Depot,
Clearfield, Pa.
S. B. ROW, Proprietor.
This house is large, well furnished, and nearly
new. and tbe Proprietor feels confident of render
ing satisfaction to guests. N. B. Good stabling
eonneeteu who in. noiei.
04-71
WESTERN HOTEL,
0ppo.lt. th. Court House, '
CLEARFIELD) PENN'A.
Acoommodations flrst-clfcss and charges modrrat.
oclS ' JOIIN F. YOUNG, Proprietor.
(UTOUn HOUSE,
. . , Oppoiit. tba Court Housv,
LOCK HAVKN, PENN'A.
Jel4'7l UAU8EAL A KROM, Prep's.
goots nna lliots.
. D4MEL CONNELLY, '
Boot and Shoe Manufacturer.,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
HAS just received a fin. lot of Wench CALF,
SKINS, and Is now prepared to mannfa.
ture everything iq bis tin. .t th. low.st figures',
H. wilt warrant his work to b. as represent.:
He respectfully solicits a call, at hia shop on
Market street, aeeond dror wast of th. po.touice;
wfaar. h. will do all In his pow.r to r.nd.r satis '
faction. Soma An Gniler top on hand. -
mj9,'o7-y . DANIEL CONNELLY
SEW BOOT AXD SHOE SHOr.
EDWARD HACK,
Cot. MARKET A Srs., CLEARFIELD, Pa-
fllIE proprietor has entered into tb BOOT a)
J SUUB bosiosis at th abov stand, and
is determined not to be outdone either in qual
Ity or price for his work. Special attention;
fill b. pAido manufacturing Sewed wn-k. Hi
hs on hand large lot of Ereneb Kip atid
CalfSkins, of the very beet quality. The clti
sens of Clearfield and vicinity aro respectfully
invited to give him trial. No charge for calli'.
novo,' tf
gnriUvarf, ijluu'srf, U.
II. F. I3IQLER & CO.,
LliLIRf I If
II A It 1 W A II 1 ,
. , . Also, Manufacturersof
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
CLEARFIELD, PA.
LOT OF SADDLES, J3EIDLES,
1 Harness, Collars, etc., for sals by
H. E. DI0LEB 4 CQ.
pALMiiR' fATENT UNLOAD;
Ing llay Forks, for isle by
II. F. BIGLER 4 CO.
QIL, TAINT, I'UTTY, GLASS,
lls, (ur lift If
II. F. IilQLEB k CQ.
JJINESS TRIilMINQS SDOB
; Findings, for njs by
II. if. BIGLER t CO.
QUN,riSTOLS,SWORD CANES
' for sal by ' .
If. F. BjGtEB V C,Q. ,
gTOVES, OK ALL SORTS AND,
Siaes, for sal by 1
II. F. BIGLER 4 CO.
I
RON I IKON I IKON! IRON I
. ...
For sal.
II. F. BIGLER si CO.
II
ORSB SHOES & 1IORSK SIIOB
... i .14
SAILS, for sal. by ,
If. F. BIGLER k CO
rULLEY BLOCKS, ALL SIZES
And bsst Manufactnra, for saj. by
H. f. BIGLER CQ.
rpilIMBLE SKEINS AND Tira
BOXES, ferials y .
II. f. BIGLER CO. .
RODDER CUTTEIlS-for sa ty
nn.10-70 . II. t. BI0LER CO.
"I
AI.C1NEO PLASTER AND HYDRAULIC
J Oemont, for sa). by
J.2I In
HARTSWICK IRWIN.