Clearfield Republican. (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, October 25, 1871, Image 3

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    THE REPUBLICAN,
CLEARFIELD, J A.
f (liNKSHAT M0RN1N0, Of VOltRR 25, 1871.
Terms of Subscription.
if niM in advance.or within three monthi ...$2 00
ftcr ihwe aad before ix months..., 1 60
11 I . r.....r, .ri.lr.tl.m of its mnnthi . 1 Oft
aftor tho expiration of six monthi .,
rff-AU arlifl.es to Insure Insertion In this
.'r ihuM b nnlod In enrlj on Tuesday
0ltro,nt. fl we k w v. t"w";
IM.MC-IOUfel NOTICES.
w-iimdM Knleconal ChurciwfW-, J. 11
S.hool at 9 A. M.
I'Mvi-r M 'Him errrr Thursday, at T P. M.
jjiij'i"" Ht'rvioe, first Sabbath of every
.., !i. ill Ml A. M
.it. AmliTW'n CHurch F.phcopalr-IleT,
jrni.i 11 ill. I'uMte Service Sunday morning
id lin k, and it T P. M. Sunday Fehool i
i P. M. Vrayer Mooting Wednesday evening
. I I V T
pdhlii! .St vice every paunain, morning ana even-
llaitMM K. rmrcu ivbt. . d, pkihuer, I'm-
fir i'uMin service! every Sabbath, morning or
jimmi. ltflrnaieiy.
I. HaiiriN in urea ninour Kev. T.
J. M' M am Mrh at luj o clock A. M., on the
hi ml anil rourin bundnyi or each month.
. I'h each i no. Wo arc requested to
idle that there will be preaching iq the Baptist
iuirh. in this place, next Sunday, at It 'clock.
Dam Raised. We notice bvour ex-
chan0''' that the Canal Company baa raised, the
pjiniti-'kiu dam eighteen Inches, and tbat the
mrk uill be completed within a week. Thil we
(tmultl sy is letting the fish come up the river
villi a vengeance. .
A Lkcturk. Wo notice by the
j'bi!iiNburguNrftaf that Rev. Dr. Dnshiell, Prea-
Unit of Dickinson College, will deliver one of his
inttTccting lectures, In that place, on the 7tb of
November, for the benefit of the choir of the M
E. Church.
i
The jNkf.dcd rt.KMBNT. An we
i rite, (Tuesday morning,) a flne copious rain Is
filling upon the parched earth, to the joy of man,
bust and vegetation, and particularly to those
h'i bavo sported dry wells for two or three
raon'hi, such as have logs scattered along the
itirum) and many other creatures, too numerous
to mention,
a- i
What a Pity ! We notice by our
ri-li:iiii:s that a certain Dr. Plank has been doing
llif Printers, (and we suspect the people generally,)
in Indiana, Vutler and Armstrong counties. V
a.lviTliied the Doctor as a humbug three years
sg, aud had the Journals in question heeded onr
remarks, they would have saved their petrous
hundreds of dollars and themselves from being
cheated.
m mm
lll'CKLKIlKRRT ItlDOR TEARS. We
Irani that J. Koss Bloom, who resides on Chest
nut Iti-U'c, Pike township, raised soma mammoth
dwarf winter pears this season, some of which
manured eleven inches In circumference, W
(tft.uM say tint this Is certainly creditable to the
late whortleberry patch, as that portion of Pike
township was called, a quarter of a oentury ago,
when we were in the habit of making raids over
.that lection.
I.v Town. Wo bad a pop call on
.Jtonlny from those two rising Democratic states
men, Hon. Joseph C, Bucherand Hon. Andrew H
-Jil), of Lvwisburg. Tbo former has just been
elerled President Judge In the Mifflin, 6nyderand
,1'niun district, and the latter has for two years
past represented Lycoming, Snyder and t'nlon in
. the Senate. Two better Democrats and more eoo
rcnial gentlemen cannot be found. Should their
live; be spared, they will be beard of in the future.
- -
xNoT KXACTLY SQUARE. Although
.our luit .Urand Jury was principally made up of
first -class men, they nevertheless stupidly saddled
i lot of costs on the eounty, even iu whiskey
.cues. Why the costs were not put npon the
,j nrfutor or defendant, but upon tbo county, the
jurors ol course know, and that Is sufficient, but
itur may with equal propriety Impose the costs
in assault and battery cases upon the oounty,
which would be no mure out of order than the
former.
i. t m i i
A Good Test. An exchange truth
fatly remarks : There U much time, labor and ei
pense required to get out the vote every year, on
election day. Active Democrats deserve praise
for their efforts In this direetion. But a mupb
more effect ire way of accomplishing the object fi
get a good Democratic paper Into the house pf
each voter. We havo maJe Inquiry frequently,
mil find that very few of our subscribers ever mie
the election. It is the men who don't take any
paper who are the absentees on election day,
In Session. The Tcacbem' Jn&Li
lute is in session In this place this weak, The
turn-tit of tenchers and array of talent in that
calling is eertaiuly on the Increase, If we judge
from the surroundings. The addreas of Her, Mr.
ISutler, on Monday evening, was well suited, to the
oecaMun and most excellent. We suspect that the
oMpsI teachers present eould pocket sonje of his
l"ints with profit to themselves in the future. Be
ing compelled to go to press on Tuesday evening,
we will endeavor to give a synopsis of the p ro
llings next week.
Bane Ball. Tho gnmo played at
roiirt last ihursday, between the Imoclecla-
mH)(c club, of this place, and the Amateur club,
f Tyrone, was closely contested, but came out all
ritfht for the Chinks. Below Is the score:
''nii'1.ltrLAKOOR.
I. P. Johnston, 1 b.
C. Johnson, 3 b
AHATRtlBI. 0.
Study, 1 b If
M. Plummer. f f.... 8
A'lnins, e.
Kurrantl, p ,,,,,
Jones, 1 f. ,
W. Caldwell, c...
M. Plummer, 8 b.
Hay, o f.
D Caldwell,
Miller, S b
niters, p
Italwuak, ? b...
Xr(r,)e, f.
Moore, es
Howe, 1 f.
Hastings, r f...
Ii"iioi,l
fhinki y
Amateurs ...I
6 0 7 11)
13 8b fl ,18
4 0 4 8 0-21
'lieaeaaght Chinks, 11 i Amateur. 11.
Umpire, C. AfcMurtrie. Hoorern, C. Parksfor
thinks; frank Heil for Amateurs. Time of game,
two hours and thirty minutes.
A certain gentleman will please accept the
thanks of the Chink B. D. Club, (of his liberal
ilonation at Tyrone.
Asskhsors Elected. The following
if an official list of the Assessors elected at the
lute election, the term being extended to th
vr;tri under the act approved the 4th day of May,
A- I. 171. In Brady then If a tie on 140 votes,
and in Bogga tho election board returned two and
n-fiiRi d to Issue a notice of election to either,
ihrrrl.y rendering the election void :
li'''"ftria.Witliam Kiddle
't'H...Jaeob W Campbell
J " John Hinith
John W Kyler
' Charlfft Sbisn
!rR'lfl D Hitrhings
llr'tj M H l.iiiim
, " Christ Korb
'"niside I M Iltddle
' ,H J Westorcr
' '"ttton C Brown i
(loshen...
Ilrmhain,.,
(lulich....
Ifiiflton...
Jordan....
Karthaus,
Knox ,
E K Shirey
,...LeviIlpbler
John liver
,..A rVhoneld
.... D W Wise
A Itankin
David Krhanl
Lawrence J B Hhaw
Lumber oity..T W Moore
Morri W Itnthnwk
N. Wsb'gton..K Neiman
tluirfil J W llnnitnirlT
"rtr,"'"i J 1. Leavr
t ""vnsriue.K(loo4winHenn......Klali Johnston
K Hughes Pikc.Jobnsion lloldi
'""'n J Moore Cnlon John Dressier
11Ur(J T lonardl WiKMlward....W Luther
A Neighborhood Henhatiom. We
"f "'formed that the residents along tha border
" nrartown," in Pike township, havs bean con
MeraMy annoyed dnring the fall, by members of
fmlly, who inhabit the town In question,
"'o raids upon corn fields were usually made Iq
l"' I'Kht, until recently a Mrs. Bear, with three
"it", has been making daylight visits through tha
"''Jt'ihorhood, producing quite a ensajtrm rjJ In
n "nail way alarming tlje youngsters, who Just
eep dose to tho(f motbers' apron strings.
'ATS!, We learn tltt VAmm Pmimnr am
J"hn Htagf-r last weefc f uoceeded n oapturing ona
t near family, hy erecting 4 pen,' Into which
ftn of the yonngttert waa fftnflih ehough to to,
(o Bil tt some bait, and had Itself trapped
'"' 0,,n "ft"r nlwA Into old meat. There
re, however, a fv ra.-re left to anno; tbe young
"n fttid tutue 4n.
LETTER FROM NEW MILLPORT.
Nsw Milli-urt, October 20, 187L
Mr. EntToai The cleotion is ovor and we are
gone up for the present. But you will sec, by the
return from Knox, that our sterling Democrats
manfully sustained their devotion to principles, by
voting the whole Democratic ticket But It Is just
to them te say, that they did It not this time as an
endorsement of tbe resolution of the Plate Con
vention which acknowledged the legality of the
injustice of the Congress at Washington, and es
pecially the FuurttiHtk and Fifltentk Amend mtttl$.
Wo endorse nothing of the kind, and Iu oasting
our votes on the 10th we confess wo did It against
eon science, so far as the resolution was eonocrned.
But we did It as Democrats who believed we had a
higher duty to perform than that which must bavo
actuated the framers and strong supporters of that
shameful departure, Let the next Convention,
when It moeU, reaffirm the old and long tried prin
ciples of Demoeraey, and you will find a spirit of
political enthusiasm springing up In this county
such as you have never witnessed here, and which
will give us at least on (Acuta a J six kdrd ma
jority Iq Clearfield. But no more niggtr, if you
please, gentlemen. We overlooked one blunder of
that sort, and under potest voted the ticket, but
stnutbet dose will sicken the most ardent among
us. Let the politicians consult the people before
endeavoring to engraft new principles on tho Dem
ocratic party. This, Mr. Editor, yon will find to
be tbe true sentiment of every Democratic voter
of Knox township. Yours,
DBuantATic rqa tven.
.Road Affairs. Tho following road
matters were acted upon at tbe September term of
our Court t
PiTtTio.il. For a public road la Penn town
ship from a point near Thomas Wall's to a point
near Ueorge Hartshorn s. Viewers, T. n . Moore,
Chas. Cleaver, Richard Danvors,
To vacate and supply public road from Laurel
Run siihoolhouse to intersect Cross Cut turnpike
near weorgc rammers, in Hoggs township. View
era, James Mitchell, J. R. Rued. N. A. Warren.
for private road from between John Keitcri
and tbe "Old Orchard" to road from Karthaus to
Moshannon. Viewers. Charles Scbnarrs. Ed. Mo
Uarvey, J. W. Potter.
ror road from Mitchell s saw mill to near A.
LMxon s, in Uoggs township. Viewers, jauios
Mitchell. Jacob Bush. John Coulter. '
rur i road from Wallaoeton to turnpike at
Meese's, in H"gs township. Viewers, S, A. Cald-
ell. James Mitchell, fcd. w ill in ms.
For road from near 12 mile tree on the road
leading from Clearfield to Penn fie Id, to tbe Rock
ton and Hinncmahoning road, near the tunnel.
lewers, Alex. Irwin, L. W. Kicker, W. L.
ror road from rrancis Averel s to road from
Pleasant drove school house to Susqnchaima river
in Piko township. Viewers, James Mitchell, Uco.
11. Hall, W. A, Kocd.
toariRUKD INtsi.-rlload from near Liti s ford
ing to near Wilson Hoover's, in Bogga township.
Road from near John King's to Cherry Tree
borough.
Road from Bloom s hotel to W. . Anderson s.
Rood from N'ew Washington to Burnsido.
Road from near Peter Oeorge'a to Mount Joy
church.
Private road from Win. Lord's to Vtahvilio road,
in Beeearia township.
Rood from point in Uirard township to a point
in uramora township.
Road fro in tbe bridge near mouth of Wolf Run
to roan near mouth ot Lick Run.
Road from foot logs at James Curry's to divi
sion between 11. (lallaher and W. 11. Wagoner.
CoxriHurn Abkolutk. Road from Pleasant
drove school house to Joseph Bailey's road in Pike
townsnin.
Road from David Way's to Thomas Bloom's, In
Pike township.
Road from Ream's saw mill to Coal If 111 road
near 11. Knarrs in Rsady township.
Road from turnpike to Puaxautawney to inter
sect road near John Ieie' farm, in Brady township.
Annexing the farm of 11, I. Meade to llosheo
township, for school purposes only. -Jonrnql,
The Largest Day's Work. On
Saturday last the Steam Saw Mill of Messrs.
Iloorur, Harris A Co., located about two and one-
half ilIIcs from this place, turned out the moet
lumber, the result of 10 hours' and 25 minutes'
work, that has ever been out by any mill In this
region of rapid lumber manufactories. The ex a
number of feet cut on the above date aud within
the time stated Is 08,9.13. The mill is compara
tively new, baring been in operation only since
spring, and. wae built by. Wen. L, MuClellan, of
this place, who has no superior as a mill wright,
The sawyer, under whose management this work
Was accomplished, was B. L. Churchill, The own
era and sawyer feel confident that the work of tbat
day can be exceeded if tbe mill is put to its nt
most capacity. Pkilipibnrg Journal.
Specials.
Wasted. It will be noticed that the Mussrs,
Irvin, of Curwcnsville, are tn want of a book
keeper and a olerk.
We baye the most select styles of Paisley and
Brooke Shawls ever brought to this county.
Rhkd Bros.
For Sai.r Chbat. A twuseat4 Carriage, n
god order. Inquire of
Clearfield, Oct. 11. -tf Dr. Botrr.
Ladies' and Children's Fancy Furs, at John Fa.
rpjra's Popular Fur Emporium, 713 Arch Street
Philadelphia. His stock of Fancy Furs for La
dies and Children Is very large, and no one ean
fait to be suited,
Rued Bro'i hare reeoived their winter stock,
comprising a flne line of Dress Uoods, Shawls,
Balmorals, Blankets, Flannels, Woolens, Coatings,
Velvets, Velveteens, Notions, Trimmings, Under
wear, Millinery Quods and Furs. Prices will suit
every one, Give them a call before purchasing.
Fevers seldom make an attack without warning
and may often be thrown oft by soaking the feet
in warm water, wrapping up warm in bed, and
taking two or three of "Parson's Purgative Pills.
A Missionary just returned, says ha regards
'Johnson's Anodyne Liniment" as beyond all
prioe, and efficacious beyond any other medicine,
It Is adapted to a great variety of special cases,
and Is tbe best pain killer In the world,
Goods for thr Million. It Is really astonish
Ing to see the Immense amount of merchandise
Kratxer A Lytic are receiving. Wagon load after
wagon load is being hauled off, yet tholr stock
don't appear to decrease. They hare reeeivod,
are receiving apd will continue to receive additions
to their stock and have sold, will sell and do sell
their goods at as reasonable, if nut fairer, rates,
than goods can be bought elsewhere In Clearfield
oounty. And they have everything that Is wanted,
Dr. P. Platto, Eclectic Physician and burgeon,
nflVra hi mi-vUm In thm luoiilt t UlraM !
vicinity, and will be in readiness to attend all
professional calls, by day or night. Office on
Kurd street, west of the depot, Clearfield, Pa.
May 31, Iftil tf
Jt-eT" If yon want to buy Drugs, Patent Mcdl
eines, Paints, Varnishes, Spices, Fancy Goods,
Soaps, Perfumeries, Brushes, Trusses, Lamps,
Lamp Chimneys, Musical Uoods, School Rooks,
Stationery, Tobacco, Cigars, Saratoga and Bedford
Waters, Prescriptions day or night, go to the new
Drug Store of llartswick A Irwin, Second st.
nt4-m.
Ranted.
On September 2d, l71,by L. F. Trwiw, Ksq
Mr. R. L. YOUNG to Miss M. A. THOMPSON
all of Lawrence township.
On Thurday evening, October 5th, 1371, by Rev,
P, L. IUrrim, Mr. MICHAEL P. WELCH, of
McKcan county, Pa., to Miss OLIVK 1. (JIB
L1CH, of Lawrence township.
At the house of Mr. S. Laird, In Pownlton, oq
October 14th, 171, by Rev. J. Post an Bieu., M'f-
THOMAS N. FUHKi Morrisdale, to Mil
TILLIE E. Hl'MEU of Graham ton.
On October JJst, 1371, hy Rev. W. G. Fanou
Mr. FULLER JOHNSTON, of Luxerne
eounty, to Miss RA1I MAYNA It , of Indiar
county.
' glcd.
On Octotxr 12th, 1871, In Oir.oL, WII.M
ipftK, hi of 1. II. md Uashar Fmdat, !
8 yuii .nd 14 d.vi.
1871 PHILADELPHIA 1871
W A LI, PAPERS.
HOVHLL A BOUHKB,
' M.nnfctur.ri of
Taper Hangings and Window Shades.
Wholnnl. Mid Retail C.lf.rooml,
Corn.r Foarth ad Mark.t Mrmiti,
niir.ADm.riiiA.
Puitor, Corarr Twratr-thlrd aad g.nioai Bli.
Uotobet l7I m pu.
Clearfield Markets.
Corrected weekly hy Richard Moaaop, Wholesale
ana uetatl Dealer in Dry Uoods, tlrocerina, Pro
visions, Ac, Market street, Clearfield, Pa.
Ci.XAnriat.n, Pa., OoL 24. 1971,
Apples. green, COfjJ 1 00 Hogs, dressed
Dried, lb 10 Hides, groen.M
Apple buttergul, 0,1 Hams OurVQ
Batter. )($ 8.VHhoutdors Olltj)
Boans. feu 0U( I IVHidoe 00
Buckwheat 1 00 Lard
Buckwheat flour tb, 4 Mess pork,1 bbl.,,18 60
Beef, dried 26 Oats 70
Boef. fresh flfrfi 10 Onions ' 1 00
Boards, M 12 00 $14 00 Potatoes 00($ 80
Corn, shelled.- 1 OH Peaches, dried, lb.. 121
Corn, ear 00 ou Plaster, U bbl 8 40
Corn meal, W sack, 1 40;RyM 1 10
Chop,tewt2 20($ 8 M Rags, $ lb 8
Cloveraocd, 0 00 nit, y sack 2 50
Cheese. .'.; Sft Sbing1es,lHln.4fft 00
Cherries, tb. 10($ l HhlngteR.20 inlOfoi II 00
Chickens, drad, tb, IS Timothy seed 7 AO
Eggs 20 Tallow 12)
Flaxseed 3 00, Wheat 1 60
Flour 0 Ollf 7 60 Wool 66
Hay 18 00(20 00jWood.lt oord...... 8 60
SUsrfUanrouiJ.
LIST OF PF.T1T JUROKfl DRAWN FOR
November Term, 1371 1
riRIT WEEK SICOIID MOSDAT,
Miles Davis Beeearia
Steph. Kcphart. Decatur
Harn'l M'Clarren "
A. H.Rosencraus. Huston
John M. Ross Bell!
John Cowder... Bradford'
H in. n ou i ridge "
J. McMurray...Bunisldo
Lewis J. )urd.,..OIicat
G. B.Toaer "
E. M c(l arvey... Karthaus
W. Fullurton...Lawreuoe
J. P. Moore.... "
Itaae Goon..... u
Jni. W. Tate
Joab Rider,... Covington
Emu MlgnoU. "
A J, Ames H. Morris
Wm. Mays Osceola
A. HugucnyH "
J. Treutman.H.Clearfield
J. A. Glattenberger 11
Philip Rogers....
Kara Ale - '
Frank Hbort... "
Ap. Bloora.Curwensvilie
Rich'd Denver, jr.Penn
n m. r . Johnson, '
Jno. B. RarTerty.,,.
Arnnm..
E. Kratxer "
Jas. B. Smith Pike
Jauk Robison M
llarid Fleminar '
David UcarhertDccatur
Levi R. JJressk'r... Union
SKCO.'VO WEIR,
Henry Bretb Bell!
Uriah Litt........Bogga
Anderson Murry..Glrard
John rtanky Una hen
Nathan Hoover.,. "
A. Hoover Bradford
Walter Shirey.. "
Jacob C. Smith. ..Brady
tf, toleburn.... Karthaus
G, Jlorkcndorn
John Witherow...,Knox
J. Dougherty, jr.Lawr'ee
Blias Hisbel H "
I'bilip Mullen
Martin Kline
Jsse Lines...'. 11
Emit us Luther.... "
II. L. Snyder. .....Morris
F. Button Burnsido
W. L. Merrill...
Jos. Foreman..,
A. C. Moore....,
Laf. MeCluro...
W. H. Freeman
Alfred Long
Jos. Wall '
Osceola
,...Penn
MeOuilken "
John McCord Chest
..-.Pike
Hamilton White... "
A. C. Finnev...Clearncld
John Henry... Ferguson
II. Peters. ..-.Woodward
u. Armstrong., "
D. W. Hoyt...: 1
T. Hampton.
W. 4. Chase.
TtlIRD WERR.
Jas. Dougherty Bell 'Bernard Green.
-GirarJ
.Gulich
H. L. Henderson
Jacob U inter.,
Jesse Gobs Boggs
Jno. W. Kyler...H "
Samuel Stott '
Henry Hngerty,
John Tyler Huston
M. hmith Jurdi
Jno. Thompson... "
Thomas Beers....
J. LivingstonBradford
A. Spackman.. Lawrence
N. P. Wilson...
M. Law bead...
Jno. Lytic. ,M.
Joseph Borst...
M. F. Wallace.
Jos. Winnery.. u
Ellis Smnal...- "
David Reams Brady
A, Patchen....Burnsi4e
E. C. Brenner.. .Morris
John Hnncqck...H..Pike
Chas. S. Worrall...Cbest
Flood Covington
I Moses Wise tM H
J. P. Mulson
Jae. W orris H
Moses Bailey H
S. Henderson. Wood w'rd
W. B. Alexander "
I. J. Reiiensteln.Cle'rfld
Fretl Packctt.. .. "
Z. McNaul.Corwensvi'le
J. M. STEWART, D, D.S.,
Office over Irwin's Drug Store,
CL'BWENSVILLB, PA.
All dental operations, either In the mechanical
or operntive brnncb, promptly attended to and
satisfaction piaraiitcvd. Special attention paid
to the treatment of diseases of the natural teeth,
gums and mouth. Irregularity of the teeth suc
cessfully corrected. Teeth extracted without pain
by the use of Ether, tnd artificial teeth inserted
of tbe best material and warranted to render sat
isfaction. april20'71:ly
S. P0ETER SHAW, D. D. S.,
aj mm um in nmaii Huiiaing.
CLEARFIELD, PA.
Putting of the natural teeth in a healthy, pre
servative and useful condition Is mads a specialty.
Diseases and malformations common to the mouth,
jnw and associate parts, are treated and corrected
with fair success, examinations and consulta
tions prkr. Prices for partial and full sets of
teeth much lower than in 17 if. it woui.i ue wen
for patients fiora a distance to let us know by
mail a few days before coming to the oflme. It
is venr Important that chiMrun between the ages
of six and twelve years should bare their teeth
examined. By Amesthesia Teeth are removed
itkout pain. fbl5'71
DENTALCARD.
Da. A. M. HILLS
Would say to his patients and the pub-
lie generally, that, bat ing dissolved partnership
wi'h Dr. Shaw, be is now doing the entire work
of bis office himself, so that patients need not fear
bring put under the bands of any other operator.
Having obtained a reduction of iho patent on the
plate material, t am enabled to put up teeth much
cheaper than formerly. I also have Dr. Stuek's
patent process for working rubber plates, which
make a much lighter, more elastic and stronger
plate for the same amount of material, and pol
ishes the plate on both sides, rendering It much
more easily kept clean. Special attention paid to
the preservation of tbe natural tectb, and all work
guaranteed entirely satisfactory to patients.
4r'0nVe at the old corner, opposite the Shaw
House. Office hours from 8 to 12, a. m., and 1 to
4, p. m. Patients from a distance ihould notify
me a few days beforehand of their Intention to
come. Always at home, unless other notice ap
pears In both tbe county papers. feb 1 671
u
O S A D A L IS
TUB INOREPIKNTB THAT COM
POSE ROSADALI8 are nufatlihed on
every package, therefore t If aet a lecret
preparation, auniequently
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIBE IT.
It ll a ecrtain cur. for Scrofula, Byphitii
In all itl formi, Kheumnti.m, Skin l)il
CAnee, Liver Complaint and all diioaiei of
the Blood.
ONB BOTTLE OF ROSADAI.IS
will do mora guod than ten bottle, of the
Syrupl of Haritaparilla.
THE I'XDKRSIUKtp PHYSICIANS
hare uicd Roindali, In their practice for
the paet three year., and freely en,lor.e it
m mli.ItU All.r.lH. and Blood I'urlfl.r.
DR. T. C. PI'O II, of Baltlmor..
DR. T. J. BOY KIN, "
DR. R. W. CAR It, "
DR. F. O. IIANNKI.I.Y, "
Hit. J. 8. KPAHKH, of NIchola.Tille, Ky.
Dll. J. I. Mi PAIITIIA, Columbia, H. C.
DH. A. i. NOBLES, KJgecomb, N. C.
I'SKD AND ENDORSED BY
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A
J. R. FRENCH A 80Nfl,Fll Hijer.Man.
F. W. SMITH, .l.ckion, Mich.
A. V. WIIKKLKIt, Lima, Objo.
B. HALL, Lima, Ohio.
CRAVEN A CO., Uordnn.rlll., Va.
SAMI'EL U. McFADDEN, Murfreeiboio,
Tenn.
Our inaca will not ellt a' or any extend
ed remark! in relilion to tho virtue of
Ho.adalti. To the Medioal Pruf.Hinn we
a-iiarantoa a KUid Kitiaot lunerior to anv
the, have evr uioil in the treatment of
di.ra.ei! llloodl and to tneaajlcleu we y
try lloiadalii, and you will be rcirod to
bcallh.
Ro.adilii ll anld by all DruggiMl
price 11. 60 per bottle. A'Mreel
Ilk. CLEMENTS A CO.,
Jr.in.actHn'., Ckrmittt,
Aug. , 1ST l.-ly. Iltmuona, Mo.
For aale by A. I. Shaw, ClearAeld, Pa.
TIMI TIKI
8TOVEJII BTOIEBI BTOVUftl
IIIVUI !
WAPLE & 1IARTMAN
Dealr. to Infnim tha eitlirni of Oro.ola and
the public generally, that they bar. Jnit received
a larr and iplemlid aMorlment of Hlovei, ll.iuae
hold Ilardwar. and Humped and J.panned
Ware! of all kindi. Alt. that wa manufacture
and keep con.tanlly on hand a full airlment of
Tinmen i .Warm, which wa will diipoie of at
either whotoale or rotail, to euit puirbeaeri.
' RnoAnr, Spouting, Repairing and all kindi of
Job Worl done to order and with di.patch.
Strict htjontion paid ordering article! for par
tie. deilring it.
Coneumrri will Anil It to their advantaga to
riurcbaae from Hi. Wur itork and prioea will aat
pfy you that wa do lell good waroa at
price, that plea. the people.
Yon will And ai on Cnrtln itreat, nearly op.
po.it. the Exchange Hotel,
wool Mill!, Pa.. 1. 1"Mf
11
ATI AUD (Arm
AND
Boots and Shoeal
TUB PLACB TO OBT
Hats Caps, Boots & Shoes,
13 AT
FILLERT0YS SEW STORE!
On. door north of n.w Muonl. ll.llJlng,
CLKARFIELb. rA.
Th. UrMt .look of ood. In thin lln.
brousht Into In. ooontjr, l bow ojion iur .... .-
ipcolioo of lh publlo, nnd will b. .old at Hit
Very Lowest Cash Prices!
Al.o. a tpl.ndld aiortmenl of flKNT'S FUB
NIHIIINU 1100ltt, eomUlliin pf Hhirta, Collar.,
NwkllH, J)andk.rohlef, UIovm, Vndtrwfar, Ac
A lar,. itock of CARPETS and 0n.Cl.0TFH,
which will b. dl.pomd of at aitoniihinjly low
prion. A llbaral .bar. of patronag. It roiptet
full; aoliolted.
tUf DON'T FAIL TO CAM,.-
Stora on Second St., blow Mark.t, Clearfield, Ta.
:j;7l D. B. FULLERTOW,
ANNOUNCEMENT
BXTIUORDINAItn
I.
WOULD r..p.ctfnlly annonnat to tha eltl-
k... .o.a.4 ap In tha at Haionle Bnildinf
Urit door below tha Manalon Home, on Second
Slre.t, with a entire new itock of '
WATCHES, CLOCKS A JEWELRY,
Or tha latoat itjlel and belt tnleb,
Selected with care. I bare an aeeortmant
from all tha lat.it noreltlei In Jewelry, lulta
bla for tha Holiday!.
A large itock of American Watpkei from
tha fietori.i or Appletcn, Tracy t Co., at Walt
ham, Mail., and the National Watch Company
at Elgin, III., In from 1 to . eaiei, alwayi
on hand, and warranted.
Thankful for yourp.it liberal patronage, I
hope, by itrlct attention to builoeu, to merit
a eontiuuanoe of ha aame.
All kindi of repairing in
attended to.
ay Hat promptly
S. (. SNIDER.
December 114, 8T0.
I AC K ETT aCHKYVER,
BB1LIM l
BliLDIXG HARDWARE,
Also, manufacturer! of
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
Second Street,
CLPARFjELD, PA,
Carpi-Mere and Pullderr will llnd It to their
adrantaae to examine our itock before purahaiing
eliewhere.
STOVES ! STOVES !
w. .n. anw .rlllnf the oelcbrated TIMES
COOK and IlKMANt'B, the cbeapeit and bet
itovca in tha market.
Brery .tor. fully warranted.
ALSO,
PARLOR,
IIEATIVO,
and
RAFTINO STOVES!
which will be aold ai cheap u any in tbo county.
Strict attention paid ordering artlclei for par-
tie, who deiire It.
r-Rooling, Spouting and Job work done oa
reaaoname lerme.
ClearAeld, Pa , April 1, 1H.
CLLINO OFF AT C08TI
FQR CASH!
Th largeit itock of
F 17 H IV I T IT R U
aver offered In CLEARFIELD I
At the STEAM CARINET BHOP.eomer Market
and Fifth Street!, CLE A It r I Kb 1), I'A.
The uuderalgncd would annonnce to the public
that he haa on hand and ia now offering cheap for
c.ih, tbe largeit itock of Furniture aver in Hon
in thil eounty, eonliating of
Upbolatered Parlor Suite,
Chamber Bella, Eitenelon Tabici,
Beoretarlei, Boc,k .Oaaci, ,
Bedateade,
Spring Bed! and Mattreeeri, -Lounge!
and Banchea,
Plain A Mar lil. Tnp Tablet A Bureau!,
W'afthatanda,
Cana Seal and Common Chain,
Rocking Chain, Looking aiawei,
Window Shadel, Tlcliira FramM,
Cordi and Taiatli, Ao.
II alao manuf.cturea and kecpi on hand Pat
ent Spring Bedi, the beat ever inveifttd. No
family ahould bo without them. Any Hind or
good, not oa hand ean be had on ahorl nntic.
t'pholatering and repairing neatly executed.
COFFINS, of all ilaei, san be had on a half.
houn' notice, and at the loweat price. A deduc
tion of 20 per cent made for caih.
METALLIC CASES, or Rouwood, Walnut and
Cherry Cnffini, with glan or wood topi, furnlihed
on Ala hHorl' notict. '
Peraoua) !fendanre with heane, a funeral
oceasloni, and carriage, furniahefl when' deiired.
Thanking tha public for pat favora, and by
atrict perional attention to bn.ineia, I hope to
receive a continuance of th a.m..
Remember the place the Steam Cabinet Shop,
ornar of Market and Fifth Street!.
March it, '71-ly. DANIEL BENNER.
THE CLEARFIELD
WOOD-CHOPPERS' AXE!
Manufactured eapccially for
THE CLEARFIELD WAVE,
r:a 11.1 it
Jl. F. BK1I.ER A CO.
tfJttlOipY'l
IlESTAyRANT,
6coop4 Street,
C.EARFICLP, l'ENN'A.
Alwae on hand, Freeh Qyrlrre, Ic Cream,
Candiee, Null, Crackore, Cakta, Cigara,' Tobaceo,
Canned Fruita, Orangee, Lemona, and all kindi
of fruit in ictuion.
f V HlU.I.Uiq ROOM on aecond floor.
J.3i i) ' ' ' L If- McOAfjaifEr.
TIIMTICKM CONHTAHLp.lW f?Kn
Wa hav printed a large number of the aew
FEE BILL, and will oa tha receipt et twenty
Awe oentl. Ball topy t aav addnu. mS
JntCS and $uaWinr.
T.,B
lTEIt
MOVE!
THE LATEST MOVE!
HARTSWICK & IRWIN'S
DRUG STORE,
To Mr new building on Scaond Street, nearly
oppcilta the iter, or Wearer A Uetti,
...
1 1,1 1
(K.-l
CLEARFIELD, TA.,
Wbere tlev will eontinus to supply tbsir old and
as many tew customers as may come, wita
ruin: drugs !
CHEMICALS!
rilARMACKl'TICAL PREPARATIONS,
(lacladieg all new remedloi,)
r.tent Medicine.. P.lnl. and Olll, Otail and
Putty, School llouki, Stationery, Paper,
Ac.) aim, a full liae of Drug
giita' Sunilriei, llalr
Toniol,
Coimrlici, Perfumerlcl, Toilet Artict.e, Bruihei,
, Toilet Soapa, Pocket Uoote, at., all 01
tha bail quality.
puns wixps and Liqvoits,
for medical A Meramental p u rp.lt I only,
ran White Iad, Colore of all kind., Raw and
Roiled Mowed Oil, Varnl.hu, 'turpen
tine, Coal Oil, Paint A Varniih
Brueho., Flaroring
Extract!,
Coahct'onerlel, Rlrd Seed, Fplee, ground and
ungroi)nu( oi an kiuub.
SMOKERS AND CHEWERS
Will And our itock of Chewing
mnA Kmokin. Totcco. Imnortrd and Do-
meitie Cit-an. huuf and kino-out la b. of tbe
Tery M.t brand! in me maran.
LAMPS AND CII1MSEVS,
All kind! f OLASS WARE,
GARDEN SEEDS,
MCSICAL INSTRUMENTS
and Muiical Trimmingi of erery Tarlety,
naring I long experienea In the boloe.l, and
an.leniirean,l wAl lolcctnl Itock of mcdicinei,
w.ar. ...bli-d to All Phaioiani' prearriptiom at
tbe ihort.Jt nutir. and on tbo mo.t reawnabl.
tcrrai, diy and night.
HARTSWICK A IRWIN.
Clcarlleld, Pa, May (I, mi-tf.
V. T. I.
"For thy Stomach's Sake and thine
ether InfinyiticB." St. Paul.
im. itoYEirs
TURK
WEST BRANCH BITTERS.
Vlafl,phn,pleaiantand hrallh-glvlngTonlo
itrictly vegetable, and manufactured from
the nioit pure ,nd choUrs mateflall ll not a ipirit
drink nor tubetltuta for whiiky, but a acirntiAc
c cifonnd, for th protection of tht lyatrm and
lb eun of diicaee, m,da from chemically pun
aplrlta, entirely free from fuall oil or other Irrita
ting propertiel, and will not disagree or offend th
moat delicate itomach. A long privai experi
ence hai attcitid Itl
Superiority ovpr all Ordinary pemcdies.
Nl Bitten at prwent offend to th publl
oonialu, 10 much meillcinal virtue, and yet n lafe
and plcaant to take. Itl nil ll to eun dieeaie,
and 11 will not create an appotite for apirituoui
llqnon.but will con lha flectl of diwlpation
Tj incnax th Appetite,
Ti promote Dlgeilion,
To our Dypepii,
To tun Fever and Ague,
To eun Bllliouanen,
To cure Conitipatlon,
To eun QJironio Diarrhoea,
Tq can llcart-burn,
T,oeitn Flatulence,
To eun Acid Bructationi,
j To evre Neiroui Debility,
Tl) our i;ydoehondra,
I SE IT.
t'HE IT.
rss IT.
TSB JT.
USE IT.
USE IT.
USE IT.
I'SE IT.
USE IT.
USB IT.
I'SB IT.
t'SB IT.
i to enn Sallowneu of Complexion, I'SB IT.
' To erin Pimnlel and Blotohel, I'SB IT.
For General Proitralloa of th
Phyilcal power!, USB IT,
and it will oun you.
Sold everywhere, at fl.00 per hottl, Manu-
Mctund trctuiivtly hy
' A. I. S II A W,
Ilrugglat,
CLEARFIELD, PA..
f Who off... liberal InduceuenU to th trade.
' ' Oct. J7, lS(l:ir.
) For Rent I
ItllE nnderelgnerf ofTcri to rent a DWEI.I.INd
IKM'HK.nd BLACKSMITH SHOP, lituala
D.lend If. Q. In Hell towmhip. Thli ii a vary
rt.ir.bl. location for thp boaineaa. A full act of
fill In the ihop. Plenty of ouitom. A rood
ehonl in tha village. Addrjii or apply to H. L.
drndrraon or tha lubloriber.
,Narch i-tf 11KNRV BRETn, Jr.
f Insure Your Properly I
'IHB nndcraigned an prepared to Ink any
I reaaonabl lira rl.he, in good and rellalil
.Ainpanlei, luch nl the " Farmcn' Mutual," ol
York, l'a. Ihe'f Andea,"of Cinclnnali, Ohiot the
Uermania," of Nef york, and othrra. Rat
ion.lie, and in oaaeof ! money will he paid
, j prompt),, JHVIN A KREDH.
ClearAeld, Pa., Aprl , l7LtL
CARBOLIC PLANT rROTKCTOR
ror anle hv
jrM-Sm HAhTSWICK A IRWIN.
nil II A R M A II,
PRACTICAL MILLWRIGHT,
LUTHERSItUlta, PA.
Arral for th A Tier lean Double Turbine W.ter
Wbe.1 aad Andrawa A Kalbach Wheel. Can fur
aiak Portable rill vit. ea .l-r1 e-i...
r. q. nii.uin.
A. i. rowaiL.
MILLER & POWELL,
WUOLESALE A RETAIL
MERCHANTS,
...
Oraham'i Row, Market St.,
(IIEABFIELP, fA.
Ws would most resjuotfully Inform our fries 4s,
customers, and the public generally, tbat ws are
now back in our old. quarters, which bave been
remodeled, and (m proved, and we are now pre
psred to apcotnmodatc all who may favor as by
oalling.
NKW GOODS!
Wa hav Juit received on of th largeit itocki
of all kindi or Merckandiie ever brought to Clear
Aeld county, which w Intend tg pell at mob fig
ure) ai will mik It aa object for all pcraoni to
purcbii from aa, Familiti laying In wiater
uppliei of Orocariei, Dry Ooodi, Ac, ahould ool
fail to glvt ui a all, ai we feel confident ur
prieei and luperipr quality of good, will amply
atiify all. Our itock of
G HO 0 E R I K 8
oon,lati of Polfeei of lb. belt quality, Taai, Su
gar! tf all kindi, Molaian, Fiih, Salt, Cheer,
Dried Fruit, Splcei, Proviaieni, Floar and Feed,
Ac, A. Our itock of
DRY GOODS
ll large and varied, and wi will Juat lay wa ean
tupply any article In that lino, without annioer
ling.
READY-MADE CLOTHING
We hav a large itock of ready-made Clothing
for Men and Royi' weaa, a,,lol) we will diipoie of
at a very unall advance on oat.
Boot! and Sboci, Had and Capi, Hardware,
Queeniwan, Wood and Willow Wan, Notion.,
Fancy Ooodi, Carpetl, Oilolothl, Wall Papera,
Window Sbadei, Ac, Ao.
p9 Being axteniivily engaged In the Lumber
bualneae, we an able p offer aupirior loduceinenti
to jobber!.
tlll.i.nn, funbbi,,
ClearAeld, Pa., Sept. 0,1871.
FALL G00PS!
JUST RECEIVING !
T IOIIT CALICOES. SPLENDID 10c CALL
J J eoea, Drlalnee, Shirting Check,, Mualtnl,
I'lrfda. Whit llooda, I'erralea, Jananae Silka,
Black Silka, Silk Poplin., Black Alpaca., Table
Lineni, Velveteen!, bhawli, oovi Luaimerei, ao,
AT J. MILES KRATZER'S !
HOSIERY, SILK 0 LOVES, BEST PARI8
Kid Olovei, Lace C.llan, Hair Switehci and
Cbiguonl, Hair Net., Coraetl, Hoop Bklrta, Ae,
AT I. MILES KRATZER'S !
D
RESS TRIMMIXHS, SILK FRIKOES
Satin, Velvet Rilibona, Buttona, Ao.
AT 1. MILES KRATZER'S I
TRIMMED HATS, RIIIDQNS,
Millinery Uooda, At, Ac
AT J. MILES KRATZER'S!
TTNEQCAI.ED STOCK OF LADIES' AND
U Children Kboea and Uaitera, Men e rmel
Kip and Calf Boota, Calf and Laaling Ualten, Ac
AT J. MILES KRATZER'S I
O nnfi MF.CES WALL PAPER Ic to
,UIVJ tl.VO per holt Carpeia, Floor Oil
t'lotha, Window Shadre. beat White Mranlta Tea
Ware, Ulaai Ware, noie nnivca ana rorai, ai.
AT J. MILES KRATZER'S!
CHOICE TEAS, COFFEE, AND OTHER
Urocriel, Dried Applei, Peuhel, Cherriel,
Prune, Canned 1'eacnei, lomatoei, Corn, e,
tY-The above, wittl an immenie atoak .f olher
Uooua. nare neen nougnt ai me iowe oaeu price.,
and will he offered at very low rate.
trCom , and examine them whether you
buy or not.
J. V. KRATZER.
(Formerly C. Kretxer A Bona.)
Next door to II. F. Bigler A Cg.'i Hard ware Eton.
ClearAeld, March 14, HTl-tf.
1871
J87I;
AUTUMN!
REJ2D BROTHERS,
Maaaa? Brnaar,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
ana
Mt Svaatr,
Cl'RWENSVILLE, Pi.,
Are opening THIS WEEK an attractive
atock of
GOODS FOR THE SEASON I
Our Hook will h replet with lb
n
H
NEWEST DESIGNS I
,i
b
Hai
3
2
In Foreign and Domeitia
DRESS O0ODS, snAWLS,
C0ATINUS, REPELLENTS,
FLANNELS, kte., etc
Together with a full line ef
Notions, TrjmniipgH,
LADIES' AND OE.NT'B
FurniHliing Goods,
And MILLINERY GOODS,
At I) (crs to euit the Times!
Do not fall to cell.
Reapeclfnlly,
REED flROTIIER;
P. S.-Harlag purchaaed largely In Millinery
(looda, Millinrre In adjacent town! WU b lup
plled al whole.ale ratea.
September IJ, 1871.
kaa nnn "hiwmm rem ai.ki-
tJUU,UUL Th undrtalgned ofTer th beat
aawed 18-inch Shingle, in market, and In gradea
to euit pnrchaecn. No. I, h lb No. I, tt.lt)
No. , 1.1 HO. WEAVER A IIKTT8.
ClearAeld, Pa., September 10 Oia.
pALL AND EXAMINE tb NEW GOODS
, " ""I.LBRTON'B
gr Cosdu, tSrowifi, 0tr.
KRATZER & LYTLE,
... . ,
Market Street, Clearfield, Penn'a.,
(Jpposltc the Jail,)
nAVI aow oa hand a lrit-!aii itock of
f oodi, lulled to tb wantt of tha public
Our atock It large, and' by oonitantly making
additioni thereto, w ar abl to accommodate
all who Diy favor aa by calling. Wt bar,'
Dnv poods,
Mtrtnoi, Olnghaml, Clothl, Print!.
Dtlalnti, Canlmerei, Bilk. Ripi,
Satiaeti, Caihmerea, Twaadi, Cobtrgi, Alpaca,
Mohair, Lanell.a, Muillm, Flanneli, Bonneti,
Ribbon., Cloakl, Balmoral Skirtl, Hoop Bklrtl,
Shawli, Droit Trimmingi, Head Neti, Capi,
Coneti, Olovei, Bearfi, Collare,
Grenadine Villi, Table Cfjin, A j:
CLOTHING,
Coati, Pantt, V.ati, Ovtr-Ceau,
Otnl'i Shawli, EhirU, Ilata, Capi, Undar-Shirti
and Draweri, Boott and Bhoai, Oum Ehoti,
CravaU, Bock a, Ulovel and Collar!.
GROCERIES,
Tia, Coffc. Sugar, Molaaaei, Bait,
Candln, Rlrt, Flour, Bacon, Fiah, Tobaceo,
Raliini, Current', Spleti, Crackeri, Viaegar,
Oil,, Varniih, Pepper, Alpohol.Ae.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
Carpati, Oil cloth, Drugget, Clecka,
Looking Olaiaci, Churni, Bucket!,
Waihhoardi, Tubi, Flat Ironi, Pani, Window
Blindi, Wall Paper, Coa! Oil Lampi, Bidoordi,
Umtrellai, Enlyei, Forki, Spooni,
Crocki, Stovei aad Stove BUcking.
J1ARDVFARB,
Queeniwart, Tlawan, aiaiirran,
Woodeaware, Copptrwart, Booki, Stationary,
Muileal Ooedi, Trunki, Skatei, At.
SAT-Allof which will bllold oa tbtmoit na
unable lermi, and tl higheit market price paid
for Grain, Wool and all kindi oftountry product.
REMEMBER THE PLACE:
KRATZER & LYTLE'S,
(Oppoiltt tht Jail,)
CLEARFIELD. PENN'A. 18:71
TiyilIEK!
E. A. IRVIN & CO.
t'URUENSVII.LE, FA.,
Being ipeeially engnged In the bu.ineia of
Buying and Spllipg Square Timber,
Would npreienl that lay n now prepared to
purebae Timber delivered at either Ourwenaville,
Lock Haven or Marietta, (or will take it at nuy
of thee pointa,) and aell on eommiiaion, making
luch adranoei ai are neeeaiary.
Tboi engaged ia getting tut Timber will (nd
at our itoro in Curwrairille, a pry large itock of
STABLE GOOQS
Of all Deaoriptleoi.
ALIO,
flour,
.Tirol,
KUt,
flat,
Corn,
And avarj-thing nceonary fijr uie .f Lumbermen.
RAFT ROPE,
Of all ilaei, kept on hand in large quantities, and
old at email advanco by the eoll. Alio,
' ' r!ley : Blocki, Small
Hope, Ac
jrSPI'.t IAf. fainirCRJIBVTS offered
to tboi manufacturing Bquor Jmi.
U. A. IRVIN As CO.
Curwrnivlll., January 11, 1870.
0. I. c.
"riIERB t buy my DRY GOODS. Orl'-
I eerico, Queeniwart, tllaaawaro, DrU)B and
Notion., Conreetioneriea, Ac, cbelp for eaah.
The luhecriber brga leav te Inform hi! old and
new enatomerl that be faal opened " ' '
A VARIETY BTORB
IN OI.EN HOrE, PA.
And will cell good, al prrel o ,iit lha llmea. A
liberal reduoilon will be made o cjatomen buy
ing at wholecitlii,
C.ll and eiamino mv itnek hefon purehaalng
tleewben. 4 liberal lhar of public patronage ia
lolioited.
C. J. KEAOY.
qirn Ilope, Pa., June 14, IAT1. 1
ISAAC K. STAUFFER,
WATCHE, JEWELRY,
Vii'V 148 North Second St., cor. of (juorry,
i PHILADELPHIA.
An aalnrtment of Watchei, Jewelry. Silver and
Plated Wan eonatantly na hand. Repairing of
Walchea and Jewelry promptly attended to. l:2lty
J A DIES' AND GENT'S BATCHELS
J nkt
4 5 D. R. FHI.LERTON'S.
ARAVOQA AND BEDFORD WATE.R
for in. "r
e .In ' . IIARTSWIClf. A IRWIN.
"fHE SMITH HQUSE,
CI.fc.AKIIKIJ), PA.
THR nndcrsiftned, having leased this hease foi
a soriee of years, Is ready to entertain siren
ors and travelers ganerally, and therefore sullilti
sojourners to give him a call. His Table will be
supplied with the best the marktH'tnrd, and Met
liar will contain thechoTAojTof wines ai.t liquois.
The bonebrt irrnlture. bods and bidding are entirely
new.whiob alweys adls-tothe comfort or travel era
while tbe stabling attached is large and roonu.
just suited for teamsters. Charges moderate. t
THE ALLEGHENY HOTEL.
MARKET St., CLEARFIELD fU, ''
THIS large and eoramcdbui l. hotel ,f
been opened for the1 aecorhmodetion ol tht
public, when the proprietor will be glad to moel
hii old friendi, and receive a hr jt public pat
ronage. By atrict peraonul attention to the de
taila or hie hualnen, be hopci to be able to render
atiaraction' to hie patrona. Tha TABLE will
alwaya be bountifully aupplicd with the beat that
ean be procured ia tho market, and the BAR
will contain a lull atorx o LtyL UUB, -.r , o
Uood itabling attached. ,..,
CASPER LtlPOLD.
ClearAeld, March I, 180il-ly Proprietor.
THE MANSION HOUSE.
Corner of Seoond and Market Strcctl,
CI.UARI'lrLI), PA.
THIS old aad eommodioui Hotel hai. during
tht put yttr, been enlarged to do,bl It
lormer capacity lor tbo entertainment of etran
gen ani gueeu. Th whole building haa been
rtfurniibed, and th proprietor will ipare no
paina to render his jjuiltt eomfnrtabl whilt
iliyfng wl(h' him. '
Brbe"t.a.i.w H.aeeH ftinlbul rune to
and from th Depot on the arrival ind .epanurj
of each train. JOHN D0UGHKRTYY
aprA-70 tf Proprietor,
SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE,'
Curwemvllle, Clearfield county, l'a .
mHISoUand well alabliibed Hotel, baautl
X fully iltuated on the banki ul the Suequ
hanna, in th boroagh of CurwenJvill, haa been
leavea ior a i.m ui j.r. j .
It hai heea entirely refitted, and la now open to
lh public gntraliy and the travelling eotaai"
ally in particular. No paina will be ipar.d fo
render gueititomfortablt whilt tarrying at thil
houat. Amplt Stalfing'room for the accommot
datlon ofteami. Charge! modenle.- ''"
ELI BL0M.
Sept 18, 1870-lf.
THE RAILROAD HOUSE,
MAIN ST., PUILII'SliUUO. PA.
THE underaigned keepe eonatantly on nana
lh belt of -Liiiuorr. Ilia table il alwayt
aupplicd with tha beat tha mjrkst afforda. Tht
traveling public will do well to gVeuiro a eilt.
aovl,0a. nttueni i-uw.,.
1IIAW HOUSE.
Comer of Market and Front Street!,
Clearfield, Pa.
l i . . iin,.i I. .-IihI. n.a u...
plel tn all ill apiointmenta, and convenient fo
.... , . ll 1 n..il r.,n. In and
IU. LUin I1WIH. l.v vu...-.u
Irom the Depot on the arrlvil and dqinrlnre of
,enunu W il ItltUN
cacn train. ucvi.uk, ... w. -..,
April IS, 1370. ' Proprietor.
J EONARD HOl'gr.,
Rear the Railroad Depot,
Clearfield, Pa. '
8. B. nfik, Proprietor.
Thia hour, la large, wall furniahrd, and nearly
new, and the Proprietor feel! confident or rrr Jef
ing aaliefaction to guctti. N. B. Uood .uhllng
eonnecud with tbo hotel. o4-7l
WESTERN HOTEL,
"Oppoait th Court Uouie,
CLEARFIELD, PENN'A.
Actommodatloni Arat-clui and charge! moderate,
octt JOHN F. Y0l.'NO, Pr.pricto. ' '
JOaJTOUll HOUSE,
Oppoii tbe Court Houae,
LOCK HAVEN, PENN 'A.
J.14 71 IIAt'SEAL A KP,0M, rrop'l.
oots ami liofis.
DANIEL COXSELLV,
Boot and Shoe Manufacturer,
CLEARFIELD, PA. " ''"
HAS Juat received a to. lot or French CALF
SKINS. e'nd'!i aow prepared to manufac
ture every thir.g in til Hne at th lowoal figure!.
He will warrant hil work lo be aa repreaenteo.
He reapeetfully aoliciti a call, at hii ibop oa
Market itreet,leeond dror went of the poiteme,
where he will do all In hil power to render lltil
faction. Bom An Ositer topi on band.
my,'I-y DANIEL CONNELLY.
SEW B00 AXI SHOE SHOP.
EDWARD MACK,
Coa. MARKET A Sri., CLEARFIELD, Pi.
rpilE proprietor hai entered into th BOOTA
J SHOE buiineei at tht above itand, and
ia determined not lo h outdont either in qual
ity or price for hil work, 6peial attention
will be paid to manufacturing Sewed work. 11.
haa on hand a large lot of Erench Kip ind
Calf Skint, pf th tery bast qja';ity, lliecltl
eni of ClearAeld and vicinity' ar reipectfuirr .
invited to grvt him A trial. No charge for call.
nov,' -tf -
gnrduarr, Jiuu'arr, &c.
II. F. BIGLER & CO.,
DBiinat il
II Alt IV 'A II M,
a. k . A '
Also. laoufaciurerlof
Tin ?rjd Shel Iron Ware.
CLEARFIELD, PA.'
LQT OF SADDLK3, BRIDLES,
' ' Harain, Collara, ttc, for tall hy
II' f. BIGLER A CO.
pALMEIf'S PATENT UXLOAD-
Ing Hay Fork a, for lalt by
IJ. F. BjG J.ES t CO.
QIL, P4-JNT, 'PUTTY, GLASS,
Nalla, etc., for aal by
II. F. BIGLER A CO.
JJaRNESS TRIMMINGS 4 SppjJ
Fladlngi, for lalt by
II. f. EIO LER i CO.
QUNS.PJSpLS, SWOKD CANES
' For lalt hy
II. F. B1GI.EK I CO.
gTOVES, OF ALL SORTS AND
Sim, for aal .y
II. V. BIGLER A CO.
-I . M 1 "I
JKON I IRON I IRON ! IRON I
for aa. by
H. F. BIGI.EH A CO.
il .'i. 't i i.
TTOR3E SHOES HORSE SHOE
SAILS, fofiale by
II- F BIGLER A CO
pULLKV ULOi-'KS, ALL SIZES
Aad beat Manufacture, fer aal hy
H. F. BIGLER A tO.
u
rpiIIMBLE SKEIN3 AND PIP
BOXES, for lale by
' P. j'iiioLER I COf
pODDER pyTTERS for uo ,y
.. iiM-TO II. F. BIGLER A CO.
CALCINED PLASTER AND HYDRAULIC
tVment, for aale bg
J:i em II .t ktji-irn l" ',