THE REPUBLICAN. CLEAlt FIELD, PA. WKPNKSDAY MOKNINO, DKC. SO, 1871. Terms of Subscription. If paid In advanoo,or within throo months,. ,.$3 00 If paid after three aad before its months.,,,, S 60 1 1 i. aid after the oxplratlun of six months ... 00 All nrtleles to Insure Insortlon In this paper snouiil he itnnacu la early on Tuesday morning, a we go to press at 12 o'alocik, (noon.) UECMOIOim NOTICI H. Muttiodlet rhNcoiial Church nor. J. I! M'Oonn, I'mtor. Publle Horrloe for Hah bath, t 10) A. X., and 7 r. w. Sabbath School at 0 A. M. Prayer Meeting every Thursday, at ?! P. M. Communion Kervloe, first Sabbath of evory TConlti, lit H'i A. M. St. Anrtrow'a I'liurr li r.nlNCopftU-UcT UcoHoa Hall. Publio Hervloe Sunday morning at ID o'clock, ami at T P. M. Sunday School at 3 P. M. Prayer Mooting Wednesday evening at 7 o oioua. Irrmb ttrlai. C'hiirrh Rer. Mr. BiiTi.rn. Public (Service over fcJabbatu, morning and ovcn Injf. I I.i pi Ut Church Hot. W. XI. Pkinkkr, Pai. tor. Public sot vinos every Sabbath, morning or evening, niiernnieir. St. l'ranclH Cliurrli Catholic Rer. T, J. MtMani Mft at 10) o'clock A. M., on tlio second ami fourth bun days of each uunlh. Notick. No pnper will bo issued from this offlco noxt week. Not for tub Bkttf.r. Wo nntico by our Cambria county exchanges that a Lake has bern turned Into a Lutnyr Id Ehensburg. It Is a rather high latitude Tor lakes ; but we guess It'i so. Col'ntkiifkit. Five cont pieces very much like .the genuine oues are ia circulation, which people need not look Tor without they choose, because sbopkeq.cr. and others say tbry wilt go. pRonitEKs. Tho Radical officials of, Cameron county are evidently up to tho luyat standard. A negro, named J. W. Wtllard, has been drawn as a Juror for the next term of eourt In that county. Earh.y Excited. Willinmflporlera are going erasy ovor a picture of (lor. tJcary that somebody has on exhibition there, it seems they bars nothing cine to worxliip just now. They are evidently easily satUfled in tho "worublp" lino. CriANOB of Base. Wo notioo that our esteemed young friend, G. W. Barrett, former ly of the St. Mary's Qattttt, bos taken ehargo of the Elk Democrat, at Ridgway. "Curt" Is a good newspaper man, and will print an excellent jour Da). Success to him Id his new field. Prof. W. H. Welti, late Bupt. of Public Schools, of Chicago, speaking of Perkins A House's non explosive lamp, says: ''This lamp Is an embodi ment of applied science. It is perfectly aen ex pluslre, and gives a better- light and Is mote economical than any other lamp in uio." Jt-ft Oo and hear Miss Olive Logan's lecture In the Court House, on Thursday evening, 28th Inst. Subject, "Nice Young Men." Lint of loiters remaining unclaimed In the Poit office at Clearfield, for the week ending December 18th, 1871: tiriggft, Abiat. Mngulre, James A. Cox, Joseph 11. Pound", W. W. CampMI, Vincent. Rteketts, W. C. I'ugen, Col urn, Sihert, Sallie Miss, trrieningrr, Caiha Mrs. Towns, Ada Miss. Lewi, Henrietta. Wilkins, John. McfJnugh, S. A. Wilson, Frank. MKuriin, Alexander. Welles, Klla Mrs. McCoy, Kdward. Zeigler, Amanda Miss. Merlin, T. L. Miss. P. A. GALL1N, P. M. KuroF.ftKNTATivg Dkleoatb. It is no doubt well understood that under the new ap portionment Clearfield will be entitled to a dele gate in the noxt State Convention. In accordance with our uua1 custom the Democrats will assemble In tbc Court Hons, on Tuendaj cventngof Jane ary Court, and olect a Representative Delegate, appoint three Reoatorlal Conferees to meet simi lar conferees from the counties of Cambria, Clin ton 8dJ Elk for tho purpose of electing a Sena torial Delegate, and to transact such other business as may be deemed necessary. Tho call of the Chairman of the County Committee will be found elsewhere. Another Ciianoe. Wo nro highly pleated to notice that that veteran editor, II. L. IiictTcnhacb, formerly of the Clinton Ihmocrat, and lately of the llloonuburg Columbian, has be come editor and publiihcr of the Lycoming Slan dard. That journal has had a precarious exist ence for some time, but we rejoice to kuow that It Is now on the highway to prosperity. The trio who presided over the Standard a few weeks ago, saw fit to give us "a dig," but as some of tbcin were in jail, and the others strangers to us and unacquainted with their business, we allowed it to pass, being well satisfied that newspapcrrtom noul'i not be tormented with them long, mt There aro a few reserved seats loft yet for Hiss Olive Logan's lecture. Some of our nice young men had better secure them at onco. i ..,.- . . Dourly Dihtrrssinq. Last week J we incidentally learned of the death of May berry Wright, since which we have learned some of the particulars. It appears be was piling logs on the bank of tho creek and the logs gnve way under bim, be passing down orcr the bank with them and those bchiud after biro, a large number of which passed over him, crushing bim in a horrible manner. It appears there was no one present but a small boy, who gave the alarm to tho neighbors, and they upon repairing to the sjwt Couud him speechless and suffering great pain. He expired In about two boun. Ilis wedding day was fixed upon to-morrow, but sad will be that day to her, left behind. Who 18 Tint Officer f Wo take the following extract from a prirat letter and dedi cate it to public use. After detailing some business Affairs, the writer says : "I was In your town a fsw weeks ago and while there settled up some legal business, and I think the officer charged me an outrageous bill in the shape of eosts. Yon had better get up some fee bills, for I think they are seeded. " how, If the writer will just give us the name of the officer, whether of high or low degree, we will tnrestigate the matter, and compel resti tution, if illegal foes have been charged, and, for future benefit, expose the party, If guilty of the -offence. There is depravity and corruption enough In the country, without Uio email robbery of taking Illegal fees, jf there is anything of this kind go ing on, by either eouflly, borough or township of ficials, we will he obliged to any one who will give ut the name of tbo offioer or officers so offvnding. t i i p&r Go to the Court House on Thursday even ing, Dee' 2Hth, and hear Miss Olive Logan talk About "Nice Young Men." Tickets 60enls. im 9 A Rklwioits Swindle. Wo lenrn by the Clinton Ihmocrat, of last week, one of tho methods by which the churchgoers of Lock Haven raise the wind, which ii related as follows; "A rethor novel plan for beguiling sociably inclined people out of their loose stan pi was brought into play at the soeiable of Ht. Paul's Church, held at the residence of Mr. (loo. K. Toner last week. Aftrr the customary hat had been pocited arnund, and the spirlte of the party tolerably revived, a gentleman took posrcMon of the floor and readnn 'announcement extraordinaire,' to the effect that their amiabie hostess had obtained, as a personal favor, from Prof, Plot, the dintlngnifhed artiit de cuisine, who had procured It at immense (rouble and expense from the chief of staff of tho culinary department of the ((rand Duke Alexia, the receipt for making his princely master's favorite dih,the Russian name of which is Medial de (lortschakoff Pbtrgyxers (pronounced with a whistle) Rronski, That delicious dish eould bo eaten la the dining room for the extremely moderate pries of 20 oents per head. Krerybody went, of course, to try it, and discovered that mmtk mnd milk was not alt that m $nld In that dining room, f till It Was a eery superior article and reflected credit not only for the ingenuity of Its Introduction, hut on tbe sectary of tl(s httejf. fjtjltj a nice little smn was realised on this plrasaut oeeaaloo for tbe baa efll of St, Paul' Cbttroa. LETTER FROM COVINOTON. FitKxcimi.i.B, December 12, 1871. Mr. Entroni I mo by tbe llHpriue of the 0th that there Is a movement on foot to ereot a bridge across the river at Uallows Harbor. A bridge may bo necessary at that place, but I will tell you that a majoriiy of the taxpayers uf Cov ington, Knrthaus, Uralmui and Morris want a bridge put across the river at tho mouth of Sandy. A bridge can be built ohoaper at that point than anywhere else below Clearfield town, because all the material can be secured in the Immediate vi cinity. There are several aaw mills on Sandy, which would furuish the timber cheap, aud the very best quality of stone on both sides of the river, within a few rods of whuro the abutments would be erected. Tho banks are bold aud a bridge of two hundred feot will span the it roam. Beside, the bridge can be approached by the best grades of anywhere clue within ten miles. The mouth of Sandy is seven miles above Karthaus bridge, four miles from Preituhville, with almost a level grade. Tho grado on the other side of the river can be made equally easy. It Is Ave miles to Kylurtown and eight and a half to Wallace ton on the railroad, (bus making It only twelve and a half miles from Mulsouburg to the railroad. The travel and busi ness done ever this route, when tho river Is low or froxen, Is douhlo that of any other fording, all because of the easy grade. A large number of persons In the townships named have sigued petitions for a bridge at Bandy, and to show thai they are in earnest, a largo amount of money has been subscribed, and It will bo paid, too, because all who have subscribed are able to pay. I hare no self-luteretil iu the erection of a bridge at this point, but deem it tbe most con venient and best for the public. And upon tbis point I want practical men, engineers and builders, to come and view tho location. I aldo wiab the County Commissioners would oomo down and view it. They have for years been Investing money In bridges in tho upper end of the county, and until this year not adollar has been put in a bridge below Clearfield town, although the rivor is much larger than In Piko, Bell and Hurmido. Nuw we wunt the Co in mi mi oners to do something fur us down this way. He like good and freo bridges down this way as well as t hep do in the other end of the county, and we don't want them to go buck oo us. Nearly all the the trading of Covington aud Kart hiu.'ii now done at Snow Fhoe, in Centre county ; if a free bridge was built at Saudy, the trado would naturally go where it belunge, Clearfield, Williams grove and Watlaceton. We want you assist us In this mattor and help u a bridge. Your friend, A Pukk BninoK. (We oan do but little in the bridge line, but we wilt not be found opposing tho erection of ret bridijtt, In any section of the oounty where tbey are as scarce and necessary as below tbis place. After a good Court House and Prison are buil( and paid for, the next best improvement a oounty ean engage in, is to assist In the erection of rw hridget. And we hope to live to see a dosen of them erected. En. Rkpi'Blica!. Sp feints. MUSICAL BOXES! A first-rate assortment suitable for holiday gifts. Guaranteed to please both old and young, at S. I. Snyder' Jewelry Store. Elegant Goods at Hartswlck k IrwiaV, suitable for holiday presents. n. F. Biglcr A Co. have the largest and finest aisortmeut of Sleigh Bells evor brought to this oounty. decl.lclU Kris Kuqi.x'b HaArnjiaiiTrns. This old aod always welcome rid it or bas established his perma nent holiday headquarter at Mudaughey's, where he bas the largest lot of Toys and Candies that he has ever yet brought to Clearfield on any of his yearly visits. rtThe holidays are at band, and every per son should remember that Reed Bros, have on hand a fine selection of goods suitable fur tbc season. Seatm! BkatmM Skates!!! Skates for men and women. Skates for youths and misses. Skates for boys and girls. At prices to suit pur ebairs, at II. F. Digler A Co. dccl3-3t AMERICAN WATCHES! All styles and prices. Warranted. 8. I. SifTDin. nourAr Souvenirs. Go to HarUwick A Ir win's for holiday goods. Their assortment will bo found peculiarly fresh and attractive, consisting uf almost everything that ia amusing and useful. Better go soon, loo, as a great rush is being made to get the opportunity of selecting from a large variety, Archey bas a "little Iamb," Its floooe is white as snow. And if yon want to see tbe largest collection of beautiful things, A. I. Shaw's is tbeplaco to go. The Drug Store at present Is a perfect Label of voices, Imitations of all sorts of animals, birds and Insects. Judging from the constant stream pouring in there, wo have no doubt every person is highly pleased with what th?y see and select for the holidays. XT Watches, Jewelry, Clocks, Ac, repaired at the new Jewelry Store, next door to tbo Mansion Ho use, on Second street, opposite the Court House. MrDuring the holidays everybody expacts to have a good time ; and why shouldn't they 1 Bud n order to make a dead sure thing of it, it is ncce.'tary to visit II. II. Shaw and secure a pocket full of bis fine Cigars, which are guaranteed to make the most morose leap for joy. MCrntier A Lytle are not making a very big blow about holiday gwJ,but I bey are selling all kinds of serviceable goods ro cheap that it is an object for everybody to go there anyhow. LADIES' AND (IK NTS' JEWELRY I A full line of these goods of the latest patterns. Just the thing for Christmas presents. Come aod see them. S. I. Snyder, CHMftTifAs! Christmas ! ! The holidays aro almost here, and as everybody Is ti poo ting lotsef fun and gobs of presents, great preparations have been made to accommodate all at McGaughey's, where holiday goods aro as numerous as In a Broadway toy shop. A large variety of llau4 Sleds for children, for sale at H. F, Bigler A Co.'i. Cf A good stork of American Clocks, which I offer at a small advance on manufacturers' prices and warrant them to be of tho right stamp. B. I. Burnm. CtEARrtkLD ArADKMV.-This school, having for its principal Prof, Harrison, who bas in his em ploy a oorps of teachers who are thoroughly ac complished, is in a flourishing condition. Pupils entering this school can receive a first class edu cation, as all tbe branches are taught here that are taught In the best schools In the country. Parents will do well to vUlt this institution before sending elsewhere, See advertisement. Now Exruwiva Lamm. II. F. Bigler A Co. hare on hand for the holidays a fine assortment of Perkios A House's Hand, Stand, Ilangiog and II racket Lamps, by using which you avoid all the danger from glass lamps. Glass Is mps will explode, as they are doing ev erywhere daily, destroying life and property, Glnss lamps will break, spill oil, and start a fire which Is almoAt iuextinguMiahle. Glaus lamps ue more oil and give lens light than this. They give a bad kerosene odor, especially when turned down low, and are very unwholesome for night lamps or sick rooms, Glass lauips easily get out of repair. Children are never safe where glais lamps are ased. But you can safely leave this lamp with your children or careless servants. No man has a moral right to endanger the safe ty of his family and property by ualng glwi lamps, since there Is nq longer any noceerily for It. Perkins A Hoasfsnon-rxplosivo lamps are mnde of metal. Save yur liver by using this lamp. Save yonr ; houses from burning. Save your family frpm burning n 1 deaib, Sarp your mopcy by got"" a durable, fall sating lamp. Save your eyes by having a better light. For sale by H. F. Bigler Co., Clearfield, Pa. Pehkini A Hutiaic'a Patk.it Mhtallio Kbko- skni oh Coal Oil Bapkty La nr. Thousands of families now using tbis lamp testify to its superi ority over the lamps In oomuton use, because 1. It Is perfectly safe from explosion owing to its soleutlflo structure. t. Being made of metal, It will not brenk. 8. It gives a much tnoro brllllaut light aud more steady than gas, at one-fifth the expense. 4. Without odor, and with perfect oleaullncss, It uses one-third less oil, In proportion to tho amount of light given. No more shocking deaths and terrible fires from oual oil lamps exploding or breaking I II. F. Big ler A Co., agents for Clearfield county. St Park Asfociatiox. Tho Stockholders In tbe "Clearfield Park Association" are requested to meet on Munduy, the first day of January, A. D. 1872, at tbo "Leonard House" in tho borough of Clearfield, for tho purpose of oleeting officers for tho eusuing year. The election will bo held be tween the hours of 4 o'clock and 0 o'clock P. M. of said day. A general attoudance Is expected. 0. B. MERHELL, President. J. P. IhVix, Secretary ffBy referring to our new advertisements U will be seen that Ienao Kirk, at Lumber City, is offering extraordinary chauces fur people to get aheap goods during tho holidays. Tncod the advertisement of Daniel Good- Inn dor, Luthcrshurg. He offers a large stock of goods at reasonable rates. Dr. F. riutto, Ecleotio Physician and Surgeon, offers hi services to the people of Clearfield and vicinity, and will be in readiness tu attend all profepvional calls, by day or night. Ofliue on Herd street, west of the depot, Clearfield, Pa. May 31, I87l tf jJPQT If you want to buy Drugs, Patent Midl cinte, l'uintx, Varnishr, Spioec, Feucy Goods, Honpt, Perfumeries, Hrunhes, Trucscs, Lamps, Lamp Chimneys, Musical Goods, School Books, Stationery, Tobacco, Cigars, Saratoga and Bedford Waters, Frencriptiuns day or night, go to the new Drug Store of llarUwiek A Irwin, Second st. Oet4-Km. &tarrlta. On December 14th, 1871, 1j Jxt. C. IIaiimtt, E.q., Mr. DANIEL PYl'lllttT to Mill MARY A. I1E.MIY. both of Ji.ff.ron oountj, Pt. On N'ovoinW 27th, l7l,lu Dell townihip, Mri. IIAItl'.IET CAMl'lUai., Kilo of Jacob C.tiip bell, agril 55 yi-arv, 2 mutillii and H duyt. fttarkru. Clearfield Markets. Corrected weeklj by Richard Momop, Wholeial. ftnd Het.il Dealer in Dry Good., Oroueriei, Pro TiliooF, Ac, Market itreet, ClerQeld, Pi. CLr.Aitnr.l.n, Deo. 19 IH7I. Aple Kreen,00($ I 50 Dried, yn II) Apple butler, 'fljMl, 1 00 Butter. 40 Ileum 0 00(0, 2 15 DuekhcAt 1 50 Uuokwbeat flour lb, 4 Ileef, dried 25 Heef, frenh It) Uourd, M I2 00rgtl4 0ll Corn, iliel led 1 00 Corn, ear 0u(cH 60 Cum incal.Y-.ack, I 4 Chop, V 0l3 J"C. 2 50 Cloveriecd 0" Cliecie 2 Cherric., lb. lota) 15 Chickens, drsd, th, 12 Kkr ' Flai'eed 2 Oil Klour 0 OOfiO 7 50 May 18 00(4,20 tl Hope, drei.ed A Hides, green 7 Kami Olir.u 18 10 15 Shoulders.... ..OlK'ii Side 0(J(.i) l.ard Mess poik.t- bid... 'Jati 20 0 00 Onion 1 00 Potatoes 0O($ X0 i'eachel, dried, lb.. 12) Plaster, bbl .1 40 1 10 ltsi-s. f lb 8 !lt, V ielt 2 50 Shinl( S,IH in.$l(,tj5 OO SliinK!e,.H in 10(11 00 Timothy leed 7 50 Tallow Wheal Wool 12t 1 50 55 1 50 Wood, VI eord. lisrrUanrous. lViiiiMylruiiiallailroatl TYRONE t CLEARFIELD BRANCH. OX and after Monday, NOV. 20th, 1871, the Possengor Trains will run daily (except Sun days) between Tyrone and Clearfield, a. lollowi: CI.KAHPIr.LI MAIL. LEAVE SOUTH. LEAVE NORTH. Clearfield 8.20, r. m.i Tyrone .15,A.. Philipsburg 4.20, " Osceola 10.35, " Osceola 4.40, " Philipsburg... 10.55, " Tyrone .", " I Clearlield 1 1JIV' CLEAHl'lliLD EXPRESS. LEAVE 601'TII. LEAVE NORTH. ClearfMd 5.45 A. M.i Tyrone... ..7.00 a. M, Philipsburg... rl.45 nternectioD...7.13 Osceola 7.05 Intersection... 8.12 Tyrone 8.25 Oseeola 8.20 Philipsbarg ...8.40 ClearSeld, ar....40 FARE AND DISTANCES. FROM CLEARFIELD.! FROM TV RON B EUtlon. Leonard Woodland Kigler Wallaoelon Illne Hall PhlllpHburg. Slriners' Dunlnr Otccla Powellton S:ndy Ridge.., Summit Mt. Pleasant.., Onrdncr . Vanseoyoc Intersection.-. . Tyrone. . Station., Intersection..., Vanwoyoe Gardner Mt. Pleasant Summit Sandy Ridge.. Powi'lltnn ...... Oarrola. p . 4 .. T , 8 ..II ,14 ..15 ,17 !il ..21 , 2 , 6 . 8 ,11 .18 IT .18 .20 21 .24 ..2H ,27 10 20 25 85 40 SO 55 t,0 G.1 75 80 85. Dunbar Sleiner'i llilll.lmrK, nine nail Wallaoeton Illgler .28 1 ,28 ,:io 30 OH .8.1 tl M .St I 00 .37 1 15 41 120 ..13 Woodland... Leonard .... Clearlield ..85 II 00 ..80 1 10 ..41 120 FAKE FROM CLEARFIELD, TO Utile fmitc, ra tl 0 Mi Jdlctown 5 00 Lock Haven Williatnpport Huntingdon LewistfWn Mnrysville , UAItRISUIIRII. 2 70 Marietta 5 50 3 60 Lancaster 6 85 1 .PHILADELPHIA 7 05 i (10 Altoona I 85 4 50 .lahnstown 2 80 4 75PITTSBritll 5 15 CONNECTION. Clearfield Mail North connect! from Cincinnati Espresi West, and llarrishiirg Accommodation East, on main linei and Clearlield Mail Houlh eonneeij with Cincinnati Espresi East, and Mail West, on main line, also with Raid Kngl, Eipre.l Kast, Tor Irfttk slave, anu point, vveil 01 i.oca Karen. Clearfield Expreei North connecli from Mail West, and Cincinnati Expresi East, also from Paid Eagle Mail ffe.1 ; and Clearfield Elpress Houth connects WHO Jlnrrlsliurg AceommntlAtion East, Local Passenger West for Altoona and Hid lldnysburg Ilranch, also with llald Eaglo Mail L.i.t, fur Lock Haven and Willinmsport. Taking Clearfield Express Houlh, Pliiltpsbnrg passengers reach !Ji-llernte and return homo the same day, and Clearfield piissongeri can reach Williamsport, Harrlsburg, or Hollidaysburg, and return the sumedny. Passengers for Williamsport aliould take Paid F.irla Mail East, anil iiassenirerl for hoinla West of l.o.V llnven, on P. A K. II. K., rhonld tnke llald Eagle Express Koet. UEOROB C. WILKINS, my!7-tf. Superintendent. JRiliD OUTI rT HOT BURNED UPI BELL'S IIUX WOOLEN FACT0IIY, Penn township, Clearfield Co.. Ta, The subscribers are, at great expense, rebuild ing, and In a few days will hare completed, a neighborhood ntoiity, In the erection of a flrst rlans Woolen ManultiHury, with all the modern improvements atlnclti'd, and are pn-parrd to innke all kind of Cloths, Cnstnmcros. Hiitinctts, 11 Inn kats, Flnnnuls, &o. lMciii of goods on hnnd to supply nil ourold and a thoirsnnd new fluxtoruors, whom wo nk to eomo and examine our stoek. Tho Lusines of CARDING AND ETLLIXQ will receive csprelal attention. Our now nplll will berraiy hJ woul carding erason, therefore there need he no benitntion on that score. Proper arrangement will he made r receive and deliver Wool, to suit eoetotanrs. All work warranted and done upon the shortest notiee, and hy Iriet atten tion to husiness we hopo to realise a liberal share of puhlie patronage. KMMM POUNDS WOOL WASTED! Wo will nay the tiltrhext market price for Wool and sell our raaaiirnetorcd Kvod as low as similar food oan be b'wiht n the county, and whenever we Fail to render reasonable satlsraction we ean always be found at home ready to make proper eiplanatioo, tnthrr In person or hy letter. i J MM JOIlNrjON A FOX., j " 1 ' ' n tl 111. I rt pnunii uranipiao linn j Clothiug. II ATI AUD CAPHI AND 11 o o t a mill Mhocsl TUB PLACR TO GET Hats & Caps, Boots & Shoes, is AT FIUERTOTS KEW STORE ! On. door north of n.w Slaionls Bullillof, CLHARFIELO, PA. The largest Hook of goods In thil lln. cr brought Into th. county, is now open for th. In peettoD of th. public, and will b. sold al th. Very Lowest Cash Prices! Also, a splendid assortment of OENT'fl FUR NISH I NO tlOtlllS, consisting of Shirts, Collars, Keckti.l, Handkerchiefs, Olovei, Underwear, to. A large stock of CARPETS and OILCLOTI'S, which will b. disposed of at astonishingly law prices. A liberal ibar. of patronsg, ii respeot fully lolicited. ff DON'T FAIL TO CALL.- . Store on Second St., below Market, Clearfield, Pa. 4;j;71 D. II. FULLERTON. II. BRIDGE. MERCHANT TAILOR (Store on. door east of Clearfield ft ue,) Market tstreet. Cleartlold, Pa. KEEPS on hand a full assortments of amis' Furnishing Ooodi, such as tihirti, Linen ..... vv.Un Undershirt!. Drawers and Seek..' Neck ties, Pockot Handkerchiefs, Ulores, lliti, n.,i...il.. Ac. In sr.at variety. Of Piee. Qoodi b. keeps th. Best Cloths of all "Shades and Colors," Such Black Do.skln of tb. ry best nak.l Fancy Casilm.re, In great .arlety , alio, Preach Coating. Dealer, Pilot, Chinchilla, and Frleott oreraoatlng. All of which will be sold ohea)i for Cash, and mad. up according to th. Iat.it Uriel by .iparimoed wormnon. Also, Agent for Clearfield county for I. M Blng.r A Co s. celebrated Sewing M. chines. J)oT.1.195tf. H. 1IHIUOS. How to Wave ffoney. Til E times are bard ; you'd Ilk. to know How yoa may save your dollars; The way to do it 1 will .how. If you will read what follow!. A msn who lirrd not far from b.ra, Who worked haid at bis trade, But hid a household to lupport That squandered all he made, I met him one. Rays h, "My ftl.ad, I look threadbare and rough I've tried to get myself a suit, Dul can't sav. up enough," gays I, my friend, kow much bar. y.af I'll tell you wber. to go To get a suit that's inund and ek.ap t To KKUKNBTKIN A Co. II. took what little b. had lae.d, And went to Keiiensieln A Brothers', And there hs got a handsome suit, For half ho paid to otb.ri. N.w bs liboma, b. looks so well, And th.ir .Heel is such, That when Ih.y take their dally meal, Tbey don't .at half as much. And now he finds on Saturday night, With all tbetr wants supplied, That b. has money left to ip.nd, And soma to lay aside. His good suecess, with b..rful imils, II. gladly telle to all, If you'd save nonsy, go and bay Your elotb.i at P.KIZENSTEIN'S CLOTHING HALL Where the cheapest, finest arid belt Clothing and good Furnishing (iooda can b. tad to suit every taste and in every style. aprll,70 Wntrhrs, gritttru, &t. EXTKAORDINAKY ANNOUNCEMENT I WOULD respectfully announce to th. eltl sens of CLEARFIELD and vicinity that I bare opened up in tb. new Maioal. Daildlng, first door below lb. Mansion House, on Second Street, with a entire n.w stock of WATCHES, CLOCKS & JEWELRY, Of th. latest styles and best finish, Selected with dir.. I ban an assortment from all the latest novelties ia J.w.lry, suita ble for th. Holiday.. A larg. stoek of American Walshes frem bs factorial of Appletcn, Tracy Co., at Walt ham, Mass., and tb. National Watch Com piny at Elgin, III., in from 1 to I 01. easss, always on hand, and warraotod, Thankful for your put liberal patronage, I hop., by strict attention to business, to rsrll a contluuano. of b. sim. All kinds of repairing In say line promptly attended to. 8. I. SNIDER. December 14, 1870. ISAAC K. STAUFFER, WATCH ICS, JEWELRY, 148 North Second St., oor. of Quarry, PHILADELPHIA. An assortment of Watches, Jewelry, Silver and Plated War. ounstanlly on hnnd. Repairing of Watches and Jewelry promptly attended to. 9:vy Irairal. A NEW DKl'AKTUKE For the liniofit of Mankind ! DR. DIIV F, It'll PILE OINTMENT This Important disoorery Is one of the most re markable results of modern medical research, and The mott Wonderful A Speedy Remedy ever known. Is now brrsenled in a eriutitilie eomhinattoi) of soot Inns: and healing agents. And having thor oughly tested it in numberless oaes, with most patiKlaclory results, do nut hesitate in oflerlng It to the public as i The moflt certain, rapid and effectual REMEDY FOR TILES, no matter of how long standing. VfL.o1d by all Druggists and Medicine Deal ers who desire to alleviate the sufferings of their fellow beings. ritlCF.. 60 CENTS VER UOX. T. J. DOVER, Sole Proprietor, ootZm riMrllt'ld, Pa. COURT PROCLAMATION J 1IEIIKAS, Hon. C. A. MAY KR, President Judge of the Court of Common Pleas of the Tweniy-nlih Juiicinl District, rmnpoeed of the enuntira of L'lenrQold, Centre and Clinton and lion. William U. Folkt and Hon. Joaw J. ItKAit, Associate Judges of Clearfield county, have Issued their precept , to me directed, for the holding of a Court of Common Pleas. Orphans' Court, Court of Quarter .sessions, Court of Oyer and Terminer, and Court of (leneral Jail !eitv eiy, at the Court House at Clear Hold, In and for the rnunly of Cteai field, pom tnenelng on th He m lid Monday, Mil day of January, lH7!i, and to e.ntinue one week. NOTICK 13, therefore, hereby given, to the Coroner, Justlruo of the Peaee, and Constahles. In and for said oounty of Clearlield, to appear lo llieir proper persons, with their Heoords, Hulls, Inquisitions, .examinations, and other liemem brnnees. to do those things which to their offices, and in their behalf, pertain to be done. (.IVKN nnder my band at Clearftsld, this 11th day of December, In the year of our Lord one thousand eighf hundred and seventy-one. Jl'STl J. riK, Thsri. i Si'B' CJwflsf, Crorrrifi, f tr. 1871. 1872. FALL & V1TER C00DSI The First of the Seasop The Cheapest in thli Marmot I BUY I BUY! ! BUY1I! OF KRATZER & LYTLE, Your Dry Goods, Vonr Orooeriss, Your Hardware, Your Queens ware. Your Nut lent, Your Doots t Shoos, Tour Window Curtains, Your Carped, Your Oilcloths, Tour Wall Papers, Your Hats, Your Caps, Your Carpet Chain, Your Leather, Yonr 6he Findings, Your Btoves, Your Flour aud Fish, Your Daoon and Feed. SALT! HALT! SALT I at wholesale to country ware u am s. OILS, PAINTS. GLASS, Ao. A libiral dli count to builders. Everything that yon need oan be had at great nswutn iv vuv nayer, ni KRATZER A LYTLE'S, Market street, CLaiariria, Pa., opposite tb. Jail, pd. to sneba'Ts N UW QOODII Xew Firm at Wallaccton, Tu. JOHN HOLT & SONS Have bought the entire stock of goods from P, Oallagher, and are receiving a general assortment of new goode from the Eastern cities, sash as DRY GOODS, CLOTI1IXG, GKOCEMES, QUEENSWARE, IIARD WARE, BOOTS k SHOES, II ATS 4 CAPS, BACON, FISH, SALT, FLOUR, FKEP, Ac, Ac, Ac, To f xebante tor Country rrodae., Railroad Ties, bomber or lAbll. uelober is, 1971 Down I Down 1 1 THE LAST ARRIVAL AND OF COURSE THE CHEAPEST! A Proclamation against High Prices! YTE are now opening up a lot of the best and most seasonable Uoods and Wares ever offrred In this market, and at prices that remind one of the good old days of eheap things. Those who lack faith upon this point, or deem oar alle gations superfluous, need but Cit h .T Of rt STOilE9 Corner Front and Market streets, Where they can sec, feel, hear and know for them selves. To fully ui)drrntand what arc cheap goods, this must lie done. Xi do not deem It necessary to enumerate and itemise our stock. It is enwugb for us to state that We have Everything that is Needod and consumed In this market, and at prices that atonnh both old and young. a-colaO J OS K I'll SHAW A SON CORCORAN, WEAVER Sl CO., WHOLESALE an o u k it is , nd dealer. In Lumbermen's Supplies, WILLIAMSPORT, TA. aug23-0m N TEW I' 1 II II I NEAV GOODS! FAUST & GOODWIN, (Sueoessors to Ilartsoek A Goodwin,) CURWENRVILLE, Pa., Hare Just oprned the newest and Unfit stock of .11 kinds of DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS, Notions, Trimming, Ac., LA DIBS' HATS and KIRS, Men's and Dors' HATS A CAPS, IIIO0T3 AND FHOHS, GROCERIES, QUEENSWARE, GLASS WARE, WILLOW WAUR, WOODEN WATtE, II A It D W A II E, And evrrvlblng usually kept ia a flrad sUss store. The elui'k has bee. aeleelad wtlh faro, and licxislit at loweit liriaes, and will lie e"M rerjr eliee. for eab. Cunlff produoo of all kinds uenea at inaraet priee, W. ask all to oome and see. 1 FAI'ST A OOODWIW. fliirwrti.rille, Kee. I, 1H71 les. gnrfluarr, STlnwnrt, &t. s ACkKTT da HCIIKVVKB, PlAl.aas l LIILDIXQ IlAKbWAIlt, Also, mantifaotnreri o Tin and Sheet Iron Ware, Seoa4 Su-e.t, CLEARFIELD, PA. Carpentert and Dullderf will And It to their advantage to eiawino our slock before purchasing elsewhere. STOVES ! STOVES ! We are now selllnl the erlehratrd TI.MF.S COUK and KK1.IANCK, tb. cheapest and best stores in the market. Ererjr store fully warranud. ALSO, PARLOR, UEATIXO, and JtAFIINO DTOVrSI whleh will b. sold as eheap as anj In th.aountj. Rtrlet att.ntfnn paid orderinf artleles for nar- tiea who desire it. XVwTtooflnir. Biiontlnjr and lob work don. on reasonable tcnni. Clearlield, Pa, April 1!, 1871. II. F. BIGLEll & CO, DBALIRI IU II Alt 1ft W Alt E, Also, Manufacturersof Tin and Sheet Iron Ware. CLEARFIELD, PA. LOT OK SADDLES, BRIDLES, Hsrn.ii, Collars, ete,, for sal. b II. F. BIGLER & CO. DALMEK'8 PARENT UNLOAD- tng Flay Forks, for sals hy II. F. BIGLER It CO. QIL, PAINT, PUTTY, GLASS Kails, ate., for sals ly II. F. ISIOLF.R i CO. Harness trimmings l shoe Findings, fT sals ly II. F. W01.F.R A CO QUNS, PISTOLS.SWORD CANES For sal. by II. F. BIGLER t CO. gTOVES, OK ALL SORTS AND 6is.s, for sale by II. F. BIGLER I CO. T RON 1 IRON I IRON I IRON! For ill. by U. F. BIGLER k CO. T TORSI? SHOES & HORSE SHOE NAILS, for tile by H. F. BIGLER A CO pULLEY BLOCKS, ALL SIZES And belt Manufacture, for sal. by H. F. BIGLER A CO. rjMIIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE BOXES, for sals by II. F. BIGLER 4 CO. JODDKR CUTTERS for siilo by .cu30-;0 II. F. BIOLER i CO. T INI TIKI TIN! 8TOVr.NI KTOVEAI HTOVESI WAPLE & IIARTMAN Desire to inform the eitisens of Oieeola and the nublie steneraliy, ilmt thry have juil received a Inrge and fplcndid aisortuient of .Stoves, House hold Hardware anil Stamped and Japanned Wares uf all kinds. Also that we manufacture and keep constantly on hand a full assortment of iimncns viarefl, wtnen we win oisporo 01 at either wholrnale or retail, to suit purchasers. Hoofing, Spouting, Hcpairintt anJ all kiuds of Job H urk done to unlrr ami with dirpuich Strict attention paid ordering articles for par tics d'-nirnif it. Confiimers will And it to their advantage to nurchase from us. Our stock d nriceswill sat isfy you that we do sell guod wares at prices that please tho people. Vou will And ui on t'urtin street, nearly op posits the l''iclianfi; Hotel. OM-eola Mills. Ta., Mv 10, 1 ft 7 1 ff THE CLRAHFIBLD WOOD-CHOPPERS' AXE! Manafartured espeelally for THK CLEARFIELD TRADE, auS'70 II. F. PIUI.ER A CO. rp lit m n i: ii m i; n I rKRFECTIOW IX GANTHOOKS! Th. Cltarflrld Eirelslor Canlhook will not wear out or brenk, bfiu, .onstructed with oue ulid band from clip to point. It Is pronounced lr all practical lumbermen who bare csamlnrd it to ba the most perfect Cinthook .rer Inrented. Amos Kennard, Patentco. Hanuraetured by Aaol KttaiD A Co., as CLEARFILLP, PA. -All order! promplly attended to. nSS'70 r1 0 O K T ) V E I FPKAB'H CAUiHIFir, miSQIj'KHAKl. Pl'PKKIOR. OOV. I'KKX, HKdl'LATOR, NOI1LB TOOK, NATIONAL KAKUE, TRIUMPH, PAKLOIl COOKS, SPEAR'S RKVOLVINfl LIHIITS AND KOI'IILB HEATKRS, And sll kiuds of Heating Mores for sale by aug.1'70 II. F. lUOLKR A CO. 0JJ,JJJ The subsoril.ers want to hiir a larxe lot of 9ri-inuh stinved rjiinitlrs, lor which we wilt pny the rery Highest market price, rer loin hating mob un hand will dt well In call at anrilore. U KaV'KH A IIETTN. ( ImrCild, a.,P Septemhei. 8" Km. grj oip, it. f. o. mLtia, A. . rewat-L. MILLER & POWELL, WUOLBHAI.E A KRTAIL MERCHANTS, QraLlb's Row, Marksl HI., CLLADFIEin, PA. W. would oioil r,spi(tfully Inform our friends, eustomers, andthe public 'generally, that we are now baokMn aut old tjuarters, which kare'.been retaodelud and lmproTed, and wa ar. nowjpia parad to 'aoeommodat.all who may'faver as by .ailing. NEW G O O D S I V bar. Just weired on. of th. largest stocks uf all kinds of Merchandise over brought to Clear- Held oounty, which w. Intend to sell at snob Hg ures as will make It an ohjeot for all persons to purchase from us. Families laying In winter supplies of Oroeerlei, Dry Uoods, l0a, should not fail to gire ui a call, as wa feel confident aur priees and superior quality of goods will amply satisfy all. Our stovk of GROCERIES consists of Coffees of lha best quality, Teas, Su gars of ell kind.. Molasses, Fish, Halt, Cheese, Dried Fruit, Spices, Prorlsions, Flour and Feed, Ac., A.. Our stock of DRY GOODS is large and varied, and we will just say we ean supply any article In that line, without oiiumer-, ting. HEADY. MADE CLOTHING We have a large stoek of ready-made Clothing for Men and Boys' wear, which we'will dispose of at a very small advance on eost. Hoots and Rhoes, Hats aod Caps, Hardware, Queensware, Wood and Willow Ware, Notions, Fancy Goods, Carpets, Oilcloths, Wall Papers, Window Shades, Ao., Ao. t-Beiog extensively epgaged In the Lumber business, we are able to offer superior Induoemcnts to jobbers. MILLER A POWELL. Clearlield, Pa, Sept ft, 1S7I. 1871. 1871. A U T U M x I REED BROTHERS, Mini Srnaar, CLEARFIELD, PA., Maim Brass, CcRWE.vavji.LE, Pa., Ar. opening THIS WEEK aa attraetlr. stock of GOODS FOR THE SEASON ! Oar stoek will he replete with tb. M 3 H H NEWEST DESIGNS I O FJ 1 ft () In Foreign and Domestl. DRESS GOODS, F II AW 1.8, COATIV08, REPELLENTS, FLAS'NFLB, Etc, eta. Together with a full line of Notions, Trimmings, LADIES' AND GENT'S Furnishing Goods, And MILLINERY OOOD?, Al Ibices to suit the Times ! De not fail to call. Re'pcelfully, REED BROTHERS. P. S listing purchased largely In llillinery Goods, Milliners in adjacent tonus will be sup plied at wholesale rates. September 13, lHil. FALL GOODS! JUST RECEIVING! IOIIT CALICORS. SPLENDID 10c. CALI i eocs. Dclutncs. Shlrlinf Checks, Muslins, Plaids, U'hile (louds, Percales, Japanese Silks, Rlack 6ilks, Silk Poplins, Rlack Aliiacas, labia Linens, Vilreteens, Bkawls, Roys' Cassimeres, Ao. AT J. MILKS KRATZRK'St "fTOSIERT, SILK (1LOVFS, REFT PARIS I 1 Kid Ulores, Lace Collars, Hair Switches and tln.nons, Uair Net., Corsets, lloop Skirls, 4s. AT J. MILES KRATZER'S! D RKSS TRIMMINGS, SILK FRINOKS- c'atin, Velvet Ribbons, lluttolis, Ao, AT J. MILES KRAT7.FR SI fllRIMMED HATS, RIIIIIONS, Milliner uoous, Ae As. AT J. MILES KRATZER'S I UNKQt'AI.ED STOCK OF LADIES' AND Children's Shoes and Onilrrs, Men's French Kip and Calf Doots, Calf and Lasting UaiUrs, Ac. AT J. SIII.PS KRATZER'S! 0 nnn pieces wall papkb . ,i,UUU Jl.titi per bolt Cnru.'ia, r loor Oil t'lnihs, Window Slimlrs. heal bVtiio (Irenile Tea Ware, Ulass Ware, Tuhlo liolrea and Folks, Ae. AT 1- MI LI: J KRATZER 8 1 (1IIOICB TEAS, CnFrrE. AND OTHER J tlroeeries, Dried Apples, l ea. lies, l lierrii s, 1 iunrs, Canned I'eaohei, Tomatoes, Corn, Ac, T The aboro, with an immense stuck of other -Goods, have been bought at the lowest cash prioee, and will b. otTerrd at rery low rates. ptrCam and examine then whether yon buy or not. 1. M. KRAJZKR. (Formerly C. hiatief A Suns.) Nr it door to II. F. Iligler A Po.'s Hardware Store. Clearlield, Mnb 14. U'l lL JOHN THOUTMA Dealer in all kinds of FURNITURE, Market Street, Pn. door eaet Allegheny Hauaa, ,,!. Tl rLEARFInl.P, PA. gCttfi. THE SMITH HOUSR, CI.BAHfrllill.n, YA. Fpni! underslnnrd, baring Unaod ikU baas, far JL a series of jcurs, is ready lo antarluw strsn g. rs and trnrelers generally, add tbrulse- suiirits sojeurners to sire biia a call, till Table will ba Supplied with tho best the mirket aionli, and I U lar will eoutnia tlio elioioest cf wlnosaad liqaoia t'he house, furniture, beds and bedditig are entirely new, wbluh al wars adds toth.eonifort of trar.ssa while the etablini attached la larra and roiuar. Jul! sailed for teamsters. Chare? es moderate. Jan.VTU WILLIAM D. llRADLEV. THE ALLEGHENY HOTEL. HAItUKT 6T.CLEAUFIELIi. Pa. THIS larpfl and commoiliottt new httl na been opened for the aceomraodntion Of fhe public, where the proprietor will, b glad o tyvvf his old friends, and receive a share of public pat ronage, livstriet personal attention to the de tails ol his business, he hopes to be aile to rrpd-e satisfaetiea le his patrons. The f AliLK will always be bountifully supplied with the Itest that ean be procured in the merkrt, and tbe HAlfc will contain a lull stonk of UIJUUtti UbbH, A (Jood stabling attached. InM r.K hhirOUVT, Clearfield, Msrch I, lSf.Jy Proprietor. THE MANSION HOUSE. Corner of heoond and Mi.rket Streets. ci.r.AKi vxin pa. pH19 old and eommodiuits Hotel has. during JL tbe part year, been tmargeu 10 douote iu former rapacity for the eHertaiement of stran gers and guests. The whole baikdibg has bcn refurnished, and tbe proprietor will spare pains to render his gussis eomfortabif vbvU iiayiag with him. p4r 1'he "lMnniion noose' Omolbni runs to and from tbe Depot on the arrival and departure Of eaeh trtin. J 011ft DUL'UlltTY, apro-70 tf frA,tot. SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE, t urHetisvillc, Clearfield county, Fa TIJIB old and well established Hotel, beauti fully situated on the baokt ol the Kurqne banaa. In tbe boroagh of Curwensvllle, has been leaded for a term of years by the undersigned. It has been entirely rebtud, aad is npw open tn the public generally and the travelling eoutmut nlty in partleulsr. No pains will be spared to render gursts eotnfortable while tarrying at tbis house. Ample bUbling room for the accommo dation of teams. Charges motjerste. Sept J?, 1370 tf. THE RAILROAD HOUSE, main st., niiui'siii'sa. pa. THE nndorelrned keeps constantly oo band the best of Liquors. His table Is always supplied with the best lb. matket alTurda. Th. Iraralin. public will do wall to glee him a ealL noTl.'JJ. ROBERT LLOYD. gHAW HOL'ltr, Corner af Market and Front Street, Clearlield, Pa. Thil nagnilleent Hotel li entirely new, sen plcte in all iti appointments, and eunreiiieut to tbe Court House. A free Oinuibui rum to aad from the Heput .n the arrirul srd departure of eaeh train. GEO ROE N. COLLCRN, April 1.1, 1ST0. Proprietor. I ion ah 0 nousi:, Koar the Itailrnad Depel, Clearlield, ra. 6. B. ROW proprietor. This house Is large, well furnished, and nearly rew, and the I'luprtetor ft el" '"iilideiit of rLder ine saliplKftin to rrucctt. N. B. Good Bt-tljling ronnectfd with tlie hotel. o4-71 WESTERN HOTEL, Opposite tie Coprt House, CLEARFIHLD, PENS'A. Aeeommo'latlons flrst-clae. snd charges moderat. csiS JOHN F. VOl'NO, rrvprictor. tJ-ONTOUR IIOU8R, Oppiite the Court Hauls, LO'CK HAVES, PE.NN'A. JelfTl nACSEAL A KROM, Prop's. 15 ROCKI.BIIDl'l- HDl'HIi, BELLETONTE, PA-, X, JOHNSTON A SONS, cttSTl Proprietors. MRRIVAS HOl'Si; Main Strict, BR00KVILLE, PENN" A 6UANN0N A BrRKITt, Proprietors. o 71 fJIIIR A1II.H1CAN MOL'SIC, CLlli!NSVILLE, CtflAtiriRi.il CnmTr, Paxa'i, This lone established and pMpular hotel Is stil kept br tbe siiliscriber, who spares no effort t. plcse all who patronize bin). To plefiee," Is the uiolto at the American Ilnuc, and all that is ask.d is a trial, V,. W. UEliD, Proprietor. Curwmsviile, Mur.h 1&, Ifil" I tf. 55oot$ and dUocs. DANIEL CONNELLY, Boot and SJioc jlanufat'turer, CLKAKFIKI.P, PA. HAS Just reeeivod a one lot of French CALF bKINS, and is now prepared to msnnfao. turn everything In his line at tho lowest figures. He will wnrraiit his work to be as reprcicntea. He repeotfully solicit a call, at his shop on Mirket strret, second df or we.t of tho pu.toniee, where he will do all tn hif power to render satis faction. Some One Uaitrr tops on hand. mjy,'67-y UANIIiL CONNKLLY. XEW BOOT AXp SliClTsiIOP. EDWARD MACK, Cob. MAULLIT A So Srs., CLEARFIELD, Pi. rilHK proprietor has entered Into the BOOT X SHOK business at th, ebore Hand, and is determined not to be outdono cither ia qual :.- -.I-, t.m ki. .ilanlln. will ha paid to ninniif.ictnrine Sewd work. II. has on hand a large lot ul' Errtirh Kip and .il'li.. - r .1 I. , H...li,. Tl.. .i.i. leil ceins, ui mw hi wt.i u.i,i. ,.v w...- lensofClearOeld ai.d rictcity ar. respeotlully in.iivo iw a"" "! .. ' w V..BV " novo. ( if Mi$rfl!iii:roiis, Miss E. A. P. Rynder, aniaT roa ChlebeHng's, Steinwav's and Emerson's Plsnes. Buiith s, Mason Hsrniin s ana reiouoei s Organs and Melodeons. and O rover A Baker's Sewing Machines. ai.'o Tfcnun or Piano, Oultar, 'riran, Hnrmony and Voral Ifa sie. no pupil tnktin tor let thsn half f term. rKoouj' next d'or to I irit iNeUan. Uaok. riearfleld, May .S, lr9 tf. Clearfield Nursery. KNCOI'IIAGIJ JIOMli INDL8TRT. rPIIB underslcned, hseleg established a Not I. aery on the 'Pike, at-oul half way betweet ClcarAe'd nnd Corwensi llle. Is prepared to fur nlsh .11 kinds of FH1IIT TK EES, (standard aad aarT.) Krvrgreeni, Miruiihery. Urap. Vines, llocberrirs, l.naton lllackhrrry, Klrswherry, end Hasherry Vines. Alio, hiherisn Orab Trees, Quince, and early senrlol 1'htiberb, Ac. Order, prorptly attonded to. Address, J. l. WniOIIT. tepid. S y Curweasiills, Tsk J New Meat Market. 'pilli tin.!er.lgncd have opennl ( Meat Market JL in the r'mjn luriiierly i.enij ied by Aletatidcr I nip. on Market slroet, Clniili 'hi. I's , adjoining Mussnp's, whete they intend t keep a supply of All Umlaut" Meal, I'm It and VcRCtablea, And at"rnt,-K tb "Vlt TM tiusi." Shop will he open ri jfiilarly on Tue; Iny, Thursday and Sat. urdny, aud meat lUllvrrrd at hit point. A ihar. of tiMblis tiattouaire Is rcspcelfiitW solicited. r ' M. iHOV!. E. W. IILOWN. jwsle-Ai.at Ctttinne to deal In all kinds f Ipiprovcd Ajrrieilltttrai Imp'tiuOts. Ulcartleld, August 31, 170 If. 'ewly I'ound! The Coal I found, lis In Shaw's Ulll, It oau't he beat In Clearlield I A hundred husliels at a time V iiu raa bur for the figure (In. t Or, if ton'd wish te haul yeai.'lf, Vau oan hae. tko sue amount for sere. .ante. aaiDAas TTlLLIAkt WILLIAMS. Tf x-M-Tiiiasru i an " '"""r :
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