THE REPUBLICAN.
CLEARFIELD, PA.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JAN. J, mi.
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If paid In advance, or within tune month!
If paid after three Bad before six month I 50
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A4T- All article! to Inotit Insertion In thin
(per ihould be hended in ear! on Tucpdny
Morning, ai we no to press at II o'clock, (noon.)
RKI.Kil()U NOTICES.
McthorilHt Episcopal Church Bt. J. II.
- M'Cond, Pastor. Public Hervioe every Sabbath,
at 10. a. M., ana r. ai.
Sabbath School at II A. M.
Praver Moating every Thursday, at 71 P. M
. Communion Sorvlee, Brit Sabbath of every
i .month, at l"( A. 91.
t . Ht.- Andrew' lliurcli r.nlsronal Rev
Giionaa II all. Public Servloe Sunday morning
4 0 o'clock, and at 7 P. M. Sunday Sohool at
I P. M.PrayoK Meeting Wedue.dey evening
at 7 ooioe.
t; Presbyterian Church Rer. Mr. DrTt.tn.
'. labile Soreio. erery Sabbath, morning and even
log.
1- Uaptlit Church Iter. W. D. Bamnan, Pes-
lor. Publio serviae erery Sabbath, morning or
i evening, alternately.
&, ait. franela Church Catholic Rrv, T.
..3 i. MuMaaua Maw at 10, o'oloek A. M., on the
i second and tourta Sundays of each month.
Religious. We are requested to
state that there wilt be forviee at the liaptiit
church, in this place, on Sunday next, at 10 o'clock
? a. m., and at Curwensville in the evening.
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(; . Auditors' Settlement. An Act of
Assembly, approred the loth day of March, A. 1.
, 5 J8G3, requires the borough and township settle
' ments to be made on the last Monday (2Vth day)
of January next. The auditors of the several
'J boroughs and townships of Clearfield county will
please bear this in mind.
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Appointments. Tho following is n
, Hat of the appointments made by the Cuunty
Commissioners for the ensuiug year:
: Counsel William A. Wallace. .
Clerk (i. 11. tloodlandcr.
-r:J. Mercantile Appraiser Wm. F. Johnston.
. t. , Prison Physician Dr. T. J. Lloyer.
v Jnnitor Andrew Shugart.
List of Icttors rcmuining unclaimed
la the Postoffloe at Clearfield, for the Week ending
January 1st, 18?!:
Bywater, Amos. Mulhollcn, James.
Bunigardncr, Miss Msry CJuinn, Henry.
Caldwell, Mrs. liaunab. LJuigley, I .a reo.ee. (2)
Punlep, Mrs. Anoab. Rust, James C.
. Uolliogshead, Thomas. Kobluson, I.. M.
Jjons, Henry W. Weaver, 0. II.
ileesc, Alias. P. A. 0 A L' LIS, P. M.
. Our New Post Office. Christmas
Morning entailed a now blessing upon the patrons
of the Clearfield Post Olflco. That morning found
'our gentlemanly P. 11., Mr. Oaulin, in his new
.building, and everything fitted up in first rate
atyle. The new arrangement is so modern and
Veily-like, that It will take us "country cousins"
- some time to adapt ourselves to this new order or
. ;; things. The change in this instanoe Is a decided
improvement, and right well do our eitisens ap-
preciate it,
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I' At Work. Tho County Auditors
are busy at work this week, overhauling the sev
eral accounts of tho Trcasnrcr, Commissioners
and other county officials. The board now eon
slits of John D. Miller, of Chest; D. Aaron Wine,
,,f Knox, and Iteulien MrPhcrson, of Clearfield,
jattd from the way they take hold of the vouchers
and accounts, they evidently mean business, and
If there are any Tammany, II rant or other rings
In Clearfield they will find tbcin beforo they rt
through.
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We .Surrender. Wo have been
pompletely "run d'jwn" with the proceedings of
J"Tcachers Inilitulei." Manuscript enough lies
Wore us to fill three issues of the llKpriLUMX,
nd still more eomiug. We admire the enterprise
:f the tenchcrs of our county in this line, but are
jfljunipotled to decline all manuscript of this char
acter, unless it is condensed at least fourfold. If
we publUh the proceedings at length for the
teachers of one district, we arc eonipcllcd to pub
lish for all, and we would be overwhelmed with
j."copy," or compelled to employ a clerk to answer
and explain. "Schoolmasters'" letters to editors
re usually very lengthy and precise, and to an
wwer them takes a great deal of time and postage.
JJence, we surrender.
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Week, of Prayer There will be
anion services every dny during the Week of
rrayor, the order being as follows :'
t ' Sunday, January Jlh, 11 a. m. Preaching ser
vice in the Presbyterian church i 7 p. m., couoert
e)f prayer for Missions, in the M. K. church.
Monday, January 8th, 7 p. m. Prayer meeting
In the Uaptist church ; subject, Thanksgiving for
i orcirs.
. Tuesday, January Olh, 7 p. m. Prayer meeting
in me M. r.. cnuroli p subject, Humiliation and
ttjConfessiun of Pin. .
I, Wednesday, January 10th, 7 p. m. Prayer
, meeting in the Presbyterian church; subject,
rajrr lur r amines anil nenoois.
Thursday. January llth. 7 p. m. Prayer meet
1I in the M. E. churoh ; I'raycr fur Nations and
uirrs.
Friday, January 12lh, 7 p. m.
In the Lutheran ohurcb ; Prayer f
1'rayer meeting
r for the Christn
.Church.
Saturday, January l.Hh, 7 p. m. Pray
g in tbe Prestiylerlan ehiireh; Prayc
'cr moot
er for the
tfuipeunng at uie lloly ppint.
Correhpondents. "Soliloquy of a
iriitmss Tree" Is acerjited and will appear next
ek.
"The Drcatliings of a Pedagogue" ws cannot
It. His "breathings" are too wrathful, and if
bllsbed would only get the author in difficulty,
f not "well thrashed."
"Taxpayer." Your views are correct. If A
'Id a portion of his farm to B during ilia past
sar, it Is the duty of tho assessor to note the
lange on his duplicate, before he makes his re
tro to the commissioners. He should reduce the
saber of acres and value A's property in due
'portion, and say, "20 acres valncd at $200
ansferred TO 11," and then assess 1) in alphabet
at order with 20 acres of land, valued at e'-'OO,
id say, "transferred FROM A." No one has the
al right to make this transfer but the stressor,
4 when niado ai indicated, the duplicate will
ow for all future lime why A's assessment was
luepd, and from whom B purchased his land,
hough assessor nd all the parties to the trans
Jon are dead. As the duplicate is made a
wrd, upon which owners of real estate must often
f for a title, It Is highly important that these
biges be made by the proper officer, and If made
the band writing of the assessor, (which can
rays be proven), tbe transfer will be good. lint
a the handwriting of some one else, lbs title
the land may be Jeopardised ami the owners
Itolvcd in a lawsuit, if nothing wow.
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.Christmas Treks. "Kriss Kinklo"
In showered his blessings upon tbe little folks
nut Christina. W wen highly pleased at the
rt made at tin Presbyterian, .Methodist and
liaeopal churches in this place, in tin shape of
ifistinas trees. The one at the former was a
jvetd old tree," and made he rjee of the "old
Ties" sparkle and snap as brightly and quickly
those of a five or ten year old, and we know
7 felt better afterwards than aver before, unless
f Indulged too freely during the afterpiece,
lea was not the fault of "the fruit of the tree."
concede that church edifices should be looked
with revorence, and in no way misused or
Irated, and that churoh members should luva-
behave themselves as becomes ladles and
enient hut that all levity In or al.uut the
lings should be prohibited, or that tbe mew,
going to or from the church should deport
elvei like a funeral procession, we deny,
nriine lonsists in the tulenlvm to desecrate,
ot in tbe act itself. If the erection of
Istmas trees" at the several ohurehes a as in
duced by good motives, of whioh we have no
V no harm will befall the edifice, or any mem
According to our view of the aaie. neltl,
It nor ohildrrn ever enjoyed tin in.clics bet.
an on this occasion, and why any one should
bOTd I, I.nrUu... ,tc.s" 1, beyu,,, our '
.-...,... ,,,...,,eei mat narllrs rrn.lrred al esiitlnj evils, d.aSeadinf a refsjnjfla our puis.
rrlirnjtnlheinstroinentalilieafa( brit- lie esqibitions. The broad Unlit of trull v-blofc
e. eul, nut be ma.le otherwiM In llravrn, seems t. pervaU lh a(esof her book will o hr
aey alluwed to ennlrul affairs, To our mind i towards rr.loring the sta(e to Its .rifinal parilr.
''nsiaias i trees will ininrat. the eliorrh rd , The book I, verv readable, and must ohlaia a wide
..r et,p erriijitu. Aio.e am-ic next time. (eiH'lii. f.ild enl hj iMbKrii liea. J
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Anhixatjon. There ii a project on
foot to annex the lower or nook end of Bell town
ship to Ferguion and Fena. This portion of Bell
Is literally rut In two, and the river should ba
made the Una between Peao and Ferguson. Wt
learn that the residenti within the proposed ceded
territory seek an alliano with the townships
named, and w presume theia will bo no objection
on the part of the townships uanied, as tho terri
tory aud population are both desirable aud will
add much to the oonrenlenoa of all. The territory
in question Is bounded by the eouuty map as
follows t ' '
Beginning at tbe Susquehanna river anil tract
line of William Drinker, In Fergusou tuwnshipi
thene along the Una of Bell aud Ferguson town
ships to tho western line of the Jamos llubley
survey ; thenoe along tho lino of the James Hubley
aud Jultn Doyle surveys to the river; thence down
the deepest ohannol of said stream to tbe place of
beginning, all of which territory, heretofore at-
tached to Bell township, shall hereaflor be annex
ed to aud belong to Ferguson township.
And further, all that portion of Hell township
lying between the following boundaries, shall here
after be annoxed to the township of Penn, vis t
Begiuulng at the Husquohanna river and mouth
of llaalctt's run ; thcuoe up said run until It inter
sects the township Hue botween Bell and Penn
townships ; thonce along the several courses and
distances of said township line until it strikes the
river ; thenoe up said stream to the plaoe of be
ginning. A glance at the eouuty map shows that Ibis an
nexation scheme takes the nock end off Bell town
ship, which Is cut la two by tho river, and assigns
the one portion to Ferguson and the other to Penn.
This seems to be a natural alliance and assigns
territory where It naturally belong. Yet there
may bo some' objections, which do not develops
themaelree to our view at this distance from the
scene. Still we deem It far better than a new
township, which, if erected, would only add to the
gcnoral expenses of the eouuty and render no one
more comfortable.
Clearfield Boroi.uii Election.
The fullowing is tbe result of tbe eloetiou in this
borough on Friday last. The town councilmen
were elected under the new, or cumulative, Toting
law, the Democrats electing four and tbe Radical
two members. The new law Is a humbug. As a
Democrat, we would rather concede our opponents
two members of council fur all future time, than to
be punished with this "cumulative voting." The
result will be that no one who is fit will bo willing
to servo on tho election board, because of the
"bother" of eounting 1, 1 J, or S, .1, 4 or 6 votes
for candidate. Nono but experts in arithuictio
and penmanship are qualified to keep tho tally
under this "new departure."
I'BURMI.
0. I.. Read, dem
Thomas Robins, rad
TOWJC COI'XCIL.
1. 1,. Ruisenstein, demM
W. C. Foley, dem
Walter Barrett, dem
Thomas Dougherty, dcin
J. M. Adams, rad
A. 1. Sbuw, lad... ,
Fore. ilaf.
131
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1
12 J
2114
1B7
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lotl,
jt-sTica or ma rKaca.
Cyrenius Howe, dem-
Alexander Irwin, rad
HlflU OIXSTABI.B.
Charles Schaffer, dem
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.... 55
81
Jerry Butler, rad
auaoion i-osvARLa.
John McClellan. dem
so
William It. Brown, rira
JUIMIE or K1.KCTIOJS.
Israel Test, dem. 130
66
John F. Irwin, rad , 01
I3SI-KI-TOII.
W. V. Belts, drm 1.10
A. W. lirehaui, rad fit
POOR OVKilNBRHS.
66
J. H. tlraharo, dem 1:t0
J. (1. Lytic, rad.. it
J. li. Watson, rad it)
ai mion.
fieorge Hagrrty, ikm
1.10
1". (1. Xevliug, nd
TESTIMONIAL OF RESPECT.
The following nreainltle in, irn'ilutionn wore
ftdopled hjr Mien II " Lmlfrc, iNo. (Mil, l.O.O. .,
od the 18th dT of Ifenrmher Utrt :
Whkhkaii, It bi pliMi the Almighty Itutor
of the I'niTPriw to remote from our mi tint, hy
terrible ftt-Ptdent, our Moved brother and fellow
member, Wi Ilium M. Wright; euj
WneiiRAi, While we bow with deep humility to
tbe decree! of the diiine will, believing tbet all
thingi work together for our good, Mil that our
ton t! but hii eternal gain, yet we cannot forbear
expreMing our deep lympatliv and ondolence to
the family and friend of the deceased, for the irre
parable Joii they have M'tained; therefore, be U
lie&ttivtrt, That indirtdur.lly and collectively we
tender our muprtthy and regard to the family of
tho deceased, who. ai a friend and fellow citiien,
wit! beloved by all who knew him f and who, a a
member of our Order, endrared hiinielf lo ui all
by hit many kind and social qualities ; and while
ire bone and beltevo that our departed brother has
joined tbe innumerable host of "just men made
perfect, where iickneis. sorrow and death never
enter, may this mournful visitation be made profit
able to us nil, aod prepare us to pass through the
"Valley and .Shadow of Death to mansions of
eternal rent.
He$alred, That though It does not become as to
murmur at the will of Mod, yet we mourn over this
sad bereavement, bernnse it has ttvkeo from us a
most highly cut reined end worthy young man,
whose place will not soon bo advijitati ly supplied ;
and that in token ofreppect wo will appropriately
drape our hall in mourning fur a jterWd of thirty
days.
itttitletd. That a. eopy of these resolutions be
sent to each of I he aWMiity papers for publication,
and a No mpy be sent lo the family of our de
ceased brother.
C. J, Kraut,
IIksrt Dorr.
William Itiniux,
Kb as U. Harris,
Glen Hope, Dec. If, 1S7I. Committee.
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BOOKS AND PERIODICALS.
TUB HOW IX TIIK rUM'D. Ilrltt. ller.Wm.
H. Htercns, D. J'., LL. D. Philadelphia: Huh.
Herd Urol hem, Publishers, 723 baimom street.
Price, $1.00, f t.jO and according to style
of binding.
Vi'hnp Stevens Is regarded as one of (he most
learned expounders of Holy Writ now living In
Ibis country. The richest and rarest thoughts nf
(he most ulitingu iihcd divines of Kngiand and
America, have been gathered with the nicest dia-
crimination, and compose a few chapters of this
woniiertui oook. iiiey are all in harmony with
the author's grand centra) idea, wUlcb la to unfold
and illiistmtc to all the varied experiences of hu
man life, "The glorious Covenant, Promises and
Tender Mreies of oar Ood," so beautifully sym
bolised by the How in rA Vlowti. An original fea
ture of this book is to clothe (he truths j for
cibly expressed In proie In tbe finest forms of
poetry; an eiquisite gem follows each cbapkr,
intimately rein ted to its scnlimcut, nod thai help
ing to Ax Its lessons forever on tho memory of the
Innrt, ft even superb steol plate engravings em
bellish tho work. They are rare specimens of ar
tistia skill. o ex (tense has been spared to make
the jniwtjAN,ei.l execution perfect In every respect.
The work is sold only by subscription, and Hub
bard liros. deitro agents to introduce the work in
every locality.
VICK'B FLORA L OTIDK FOR 1872. lUcbca-
tor: James Vick, Pub I inner.
Wt have received a eopy of the Arst edition of
200,00(1. J ii elegantly printed on fine tinted pa
per, in two colon, and illustrated with orer three
hundred engraving! of Sowers, Ac, and two col
ored plates. It is tbe mont beautiful and Instruct
ive catalogue and Floral Uuide in the worM II!
pages, gi.ing thorough directions for the culture
of flowers and vegtnMes, ornamenting grounds,
making ffjlks, Ac. It la detignod as a Christmas
present for the nuhli.hrr'a cutomerr. but forward
ed to any who apply by mail, for ten eents, only
one quarter me cost, Auuresi as eoove.
FETKRS MmrAI. MONTHLY. New York i
J. U. Peters, Publisher. Ml) liroadway.
The January number eouiei U us in a new dress,
and it a rare musical treat, it ia printed on
thicker paper, and is in every respect superior to
its in any i.redrcrsrors. The clctioni are evi
dently made with great care, and it is really won
derful how few poor pieces appear among the
hundreds that are given. Volume IX oominenees
with the Jnnnary mimlier, Prife 20 oents; or $J
per year. Hie puhhiher o tiers six back numbers
for SI, and we advise all our musical readers to
take advantage of the offer.
TIIK MIMIC WORLD. Public exhibitions, their
history, morals and effects. Hv Olive Login.
W ith steel plate, illuminated title page and IV
Itinerations In tials. vo, MM) pages. Price
or according to binding. New
World PuMlshlng Co., 7th and alarkot streets,
Philadelphia.
We durm It entirely unneoeisarr to Inform our
readers who the author Is, as the nama of MiU
Login Ii familiar to all. 1 be publishers have
also done a good Job, a glinee at the work fully
demonstrating this fact. The wnid s full of
books on every ul-jret, eiwpt (he one under con
sideration, and, if experience If worth anything,
then the rtpirt person haa taken bold of the-prun-frg
hook. The stage has been "drifting'' iri the
ong direction for years, and it wai high time
for some one to take up tho cudgel in defense of a
"' - "n'1"" - "
Having, spent eouie time on ine
rnn knows whereor she writes, anq
origins! way ihe deals soma hcary blows
Thi Col i man Children. This
troupe of tmatl folk; but ereoJ prormtrt, gara
several aihibitiom la Ibis place last week, to the
universal satisfaction of our aitlaeoa. The talent
of these children Ii truly remarkable and would
do credit to older performers. The natural, nn
assuming and roguish appearance of Clara on the
stage la to domestla, that we often found ourselves
transferred to a parlor or the street while she was
performing her part In fact, the whole troupe Is
an honor to the profession, and wit) no doubt reap
a rloh harvest front Intellectual epicures, '
Communicated.
Crawc3tsvtt.Lt, January 1, 1879.
Mu. EniTont Allow me to si press, through
jour raluable paper, my heartfelt thanks to some
friends In Philadelphia, and also to the members
of my church In Curwensville, fur tbe numerous
valuable presents received from them during the
holidays. W. B. Hkiukr.
Ye smokers of litis office rolurn
thanks to Mr. It. II. Shaw for the nice Christmas
present he left at our office. Hie hard, call often,
A Hack. A horse race is to como
off at Troutville, to-morrow, between Torrenoe'!
Punxsutawney dun horse aud Thomas Audoraon'i
horne.
SptciatB.
A large variety of Hand Sleds for children, for
salo at H. F. Bigler A Co.'i.
There Is, probably, no way In which we can
benuAt our readers mora than by recommending to
them for general use Johnson's Aaodyue Lioiwent.
It is adapted to almost all the purposes of a faml
lymediciuoj and as a spceiflo for eoughs, eoldi,
whooping cough, soreness of tbe cheat, lame atom-
eeh, rheumatism spitting of blood, and all lung
difficulties, It has no equal that ever wa saw or
heard of.
The propriety of giving condition medicine to
horses, cattle and sheep, was discussed and admit
ted by many of the Agricultural Societies through
out the State last Fall, and we believe In every
ease but one they decided in favor of Sheridan's
Cavalry Condition Powders. Uood judgment.
II. F. Iligler A Co. have the largest and fine it
assortment of Sleigh Bells ever brought to this
oounty. docl3e3t
We can oominend Messrs. Oeo. P. Howell k Co.,
of New York, to those of our patrons who may
have occasion to advertise In papers beyond their
immediate vicinity, aa the firm have business re
lations with the press throughout the whole conn
try. Quiory (111,) Wki9.
Skatks! KKiTiia.. Bis atks 1 ! ! Skatci for
men and women. Skates for youths and missel.
Skates for boya and girls. At prices to suit pur
chasers, at H. F. Iligler k Co. dec 13-31
Dr. F. Platto, Ku lectio Physician aod Hurreon,
offers his services to the people of Clearfield and
vicinity, and will be in readiness to attend all
profesional calls, by day or night. Office on
Heed street, west or the depot, Clearfield, Pa.
May 31, 1871-tf
Jt-vT- If von went to buv I) run. Patent Med I
eiues. Paints, Varnishes, Spices, Fancy Uuods,
roeps, rerlumeries, IJ run ties, Trusses, Lamps,
Lamp Chimneys, Musical floods. Heboid Hooks,
Stationery, Tobacco, Cigars, Saratoga and Bedford
Waters, Prescription! day or night, go to the now
lirug More or ilartswick It mo, Second st
Octl-Sm.
Xox-Fxri.mivK Liu,. II. F. Digler k Co.
have on hand for the holidays a One assortment of
Perkins k House'i Hand, Stand, Hanging and
Bracket Lamps, by using which you avoid all the
dangrr from glass lamps.
(llass lamps will explode, as they are doing er
erv where daily, destroying life aod property.
Olass lamps will break, spill oil, and start a fire
which is almost iuextmguishable.
Glass lamps use more oil and give less light than
this. They give a bad kerosene odor, especially
when turned down low, and arc very unwholesome
for night lamps or sick rooms,
Olass lamps eanily get out of repair. Children
are never safe where glass lamps are used. But
yon can safely leave this lump with your children
or careless servants.
No man has a moral right to endanger the safe
ty of his family and property by nsing glass
lamps, since there Is no longer any necessity for it.
Perkins k House's non-explosive lamps are made
of metal.
Save your lives by using this lamp. Save your
bouses from homing. Save your family from
burning and death. Save your money by getting
a durable, oil-sa, ing lamp. Save-your eyei by
having a better light. For sale by 11. P. Bigler
A Co., Clearfield, Pa.
"Iflnrvlca.
On November 23d, 1871, at the Presbyterian
parsonage, by Rev. II. 8. Bi Ti.it a, Mr. RICHARD
M. JONKS, of Clearfield, to Miss KLLLX AUUII
EXBAl'OII, of Lawrence township.
On December 19th, 1871, by Wm. Ponntn, Ksq.,
Mr. DAVID CROFT to Miss KM MA A8KEY,
both of Covington townnbip, this county.
On December 21st, 1H7I, by Rev. W. B. Fam-
mi. at tho residenne of the bride's mother, Mr.
RICHARD CANFIKLD to Misa MARY F.
lU'RCHFIKLD, both of Clearfield.
On December 2Mb, 171, by Jon ll.Rom.ru,
Kq., Mr. HARRY HKMPHILLto Miss OLIVK
lil'KCHFIKLD, both of Clearfield.
On December 25th, lA7l.byRer. II. 8. Bi'vi.kr,
Mr. OLIVF.lt LKONARD, of Oirard township,
to Mrs. CHRISTINA STRAWBRtDtlK, of Lan
caster eountv, Pa. v
On December 30tb, 1K7I, by Wm. For'tkr, Ksq.,
Mr. JOHN W. ALF.XAMiKR to Miss AL1CK J.
FOB KM AN, both of Hunt on township.
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WILLIAM, sun of J on and Maria Hitler,
agod 3 years.
At Round Inland. Clinton unnnti l'si.. tit Ann.
sumption, LIZ7.IK A., wife of AnRiw Krisr,
Kru so jrnrB, iv mt'iiins anu is uays.
leniiMylviiiilu Ilallroad
TYRONE & CLEARFIELD BRANCH.
OX and after Monday, NOV. 20th, mi, the
Passenirer Trains will run dailv (ejereni Pun.
dnvs) betweea Tvrune and Clearlield, as fuliown
CI.KAIiUKI.U MAII..S-
LEAVE SOUTH.
LE4YK ,V0HTII.
ClearBeld. 1.10, r. . Trron. B.li.a.a.
1'hilipsburl 4.211. " (emla. III.M. '
Oaeeola 4.411, ! l,hiliisl,orj...l.,
Tyron t.l), ' Clrarlteld ..... 1 1. as,
CI.BAItFIKI.tt EXI'RHKH
1.KAVE SOl'TII. I LEAVE KOIITIL
Clearll-M S.4- A.
Tyrone 7 .00 r. a.
Hhllipsbar.. .4t '
lnterseelioa...7.13 '
Oseeela K.20
' rhillpslrg....4 '
j Cloarnelil,ar....4 '
Osoeol. T.IS "
InterseeliDB.. .ll '
T.vrune, .1J "
VAttK FKOM'CLKARI-'IKLD, TO
tlellrfnnte, t'a ..
2 0
Middlrtowa 5 Oil
,ork Haven
1 70
I (III
I HO
I WO
, 4 50
4 71
Marietla 1 40
liatinaster I aft
HHII.ADKI.FUIA 7 Vi
AltiM,na I ,&
John.lnwn 1 an
I'lTTRUI'Kll I Ii
Willlaiasport.
Itunlintrli,n . -
lwisti,wnH
Mnrysrille ,
HAKItlSUI ltd..
t'CINNKCTIItM).
Clearltetd Mail North fti,nneets from Cineinn.ti
Ksnress Wrst, and Ilarrishnra Aeeommod.lioa
East, on main linei and ClearSeld Mail Nonlh
eonneets with Cincinnati Express Kast, and Mall
n rsi, on nmin line, also with Haiti Knl. Express
Kast, for Loek Haven, and nolnti West of Ul
Jlaven.
Illearfiold Expresa Korth eonneets from Mall
West, ttnd Cinriunatl Express Eest, also from
llald Kaglc alail West; and Clearfield Express
rloutb eonneets with llarrisliurif Accommodation
Kast, Loa.l rassens;er West for Altoona and llol.
Ildayshur: Uraneh, alx with llald Eagle Mall
bust, fi l.p"( Haven ai,i lvilliamsport.
Taklnn l.'binrllrld Express Koulh, Phillpshnrg
passanfrers reaei ll.llefonta and return borne the
a,iin. ,lr, and learOci.l naasanfrrt can reach
Wllllaihsport, Harrldmrj! (fc ULindnysbdr(, and
ret m the aaaie'day.
I'aasrll fit for Willlausport ahoalj Ia. Bald
Esils Mall East, and passenner. for polnfk ..t
of lek Ji.r.n, oa P, at, R. It., should Ulfa
1s.il Ksfl fxprees East.
''i- liliiltnf i' H'lt L lva
njlt-tt,
f upariutendcat.
H. BRIDGE,
MERCHANT TAILOR
(8lor one door east of Clearfield lloase,)
Market eHrtet, Clearfield, Pa.
KEEPS on hand a full assortaeati or ants'
Furnishing Good, sueh a Bhlrts, Line
and Woolen Undershirt, Drawer and Sooks,
N.ek-tlss, Poeket II aod kerchiefs, Oloves, Hals,
Cisrhrella, e., la great variety. Of PI.e
floods he keep ut
Best ClothBof all "Shades and Colors,"
Such as Black Doeskin tf the Tory fc.lt Baku
Fancy Cassim.r., In great variety , also, French
Coating, Beaver, Pilot, Chinchilla, and Frleott
vareoatlng,' All of which will b. sold oh.sp for
Cash, and mad. up according to the latest style
by eiperl.need workman.
Also, Agent for Clearfield manly for I. M,
llng.r A Co . e.lahrat.d Sswlng Machine
Hot. I, J8(4-lf. H. BRIOUE.
How to Nave Money.
THE times are hard : you'd like to know
How you may save your dollars)
The way to do It I will show,
If you will read what follow.
A man who lived not far from here,
Who worked bald at his trade, ' .
But bad a household lo support
That squandered all be made. -
I met him one. Bays he, "My frlead,
I look Ihreadbar. and rough
I've tried to get myself a suit, -
Hut eaa't save up enough."
Bays I, my frlsnd, kow much have yea 1
I'll tell you where to go
To get a suit that's sound and sheep t
To KE1ZEN8TEIN A Co.
It. took what little k. kad saved.
And want to Helssnstein A Brothers',
And there kt got a handsome lull,
For half he paid to other.
New k It bora., h. took well,
And their .fieot I such,
That when they take their dally neat,
Tb.y don't eat half as much.
And now he Hods oa Saturday night,
With all their wants supplied.
That he ha money left to spend,
And some to lay aaid.
UI good success, with eheerful smile,
H. gladly tells to all.
If you d save money, go and buy
Your clothes at
RKIZKNBTKIN'S CL0TIUNQ HALL
Where the cheapest, (neat and best Clothing
aod good Furnisning Goods oan be had to anil
every taste and in every style. aprl 1,70
EXTKAORDIXAKY
ANNOUNCEMENT
I WOULD rvpeelTnlly annonnee to tee elti
isns or CLEARFIELD enj T.clnity that I
hare opened up In the new Masonie Iialldiog,
Arst door below the Mansion Uonac , on Second
Strestg with a entire new stock of
WATCHES, CLOCKS & JEWKLKY,
Of the lat.st styl.s and bsst finish,
Heleeted with oar. I kav aa assortmat
hem all tke'latesl aovelll la Jewelry, sulla
bl for tk Holiday.
A larg itoek of Amerleaa VTatehes from
ke factories of Appletra, Tracy t Co., at Walt
kam, Mass., and lb. National Wateh Company
at Elgia, III., la from I to o. ease, always
an band, and warraatod.
Thankful for your psst liberal patronag., T
kone, by strict atteatloa to business, to a- sril
a contluuauc of he sim..
All kinds if repairing la my line promptly
attended to.
8. I. SNIDER.
January 1, 1871.
ISAAC K. STAUFFER,
WATCHES, JEWELRY,, '
14H Norlh Second St., eor. of Quarry,
PHILADELPHIA.
An assortment of Watches, Jewelry, Silver and
Plated Ware eonstantly on hand. Repairing of
Watches and Jewelry promptly attended to. 3:2tly
A SEW DErAUTUKE
For the Iknefit of Mankind !
DR. BIIYEH'1
PILE OINTMENT
This Important disoorery Is one of the most re
markable results of modern meilieal research, and
The most Wonderful & Speedy Remedy
ever known,
Is now p repented in a arientiAe eomMnatlon of
soothing and healing agents. And baring thor
oughly tested it in nnwberless cases, with most
satlifaetory results, do not hesitate in offering it
to the pollie as
Tho most certain, rapid and effectual
REMKDY FOR PILKS,
no natter of how long standing.
feA-8oM ly all Druggbta and Medicine Deal,
ers who desire to alleviate the sulTerlng-i of their
fellow beings.
rnicE, 50 cents tkr dox.
T. J, BUYKK, Bole 1'mprlolor,
oet35'7I CllenrflH.I, l'a.
COURT PROCLAMATION.
T HKKKAfl, Hoe. C. A. MAYRR, President
Judge of the Coart of Common Pleas of
tbe Twenty 11 Ah Judicial Dlstriot, eoroposed ef
tbe eountiei of Clearfield, Centre and CUntJB
and lion. William 0. Folkt and Hon. Johi J.
Rsad, Assoc is (e Jttdgea of Clearfield rounty.
have Issned their precept, to me dtreeud, for the
holding of a Conrt of Common Pleas, Orphans'
Court. Court of Quarter Beaslont, Court of Oyer
and Terminer, and Court of General Jail Deliv
ery, at tbe Court House at Clearfield, la and for the
eonntyof Clearfield, eommenelng on the Mecoiid
rtini.tiay, Min nay ol 4 a unary, ir7. and to
continue ono week.
N0TICR IS, therefore, hereby given, to tbe
Coroner, Justices of the l'eaee, and Constables.
In and for laid eounty of Clearfield, to appear in
their proper persons, with their Records, Rolls,
Inquisitlone, Eiaminatlons, and other Remem
brances, to do those things which to their offices,
and In their behalf, pertain to be done.
0IVRN nnder my band at Clearfield, this 1.1th
nay of leoemer, in the year of onr Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seventy-one.
JISTIN J. PIK, Sheriff.
1
U It N 1 . 1) O U T I
BURNED UPI
nKMS KIN W0OLKN FACTORV,
Trna township, Clearfield Co., l'a.
The snhsorihrrs are, al (real ripens, rcluilld
rn, and in a few ilayi will have completed, a
nciirhtMirhood necessity, in the erection of a ftrsl
class Woolen Mann,'ai li,ry, with all the ni(l,-rn
iinproveinrnts attached, and are prepared to inula
all kinds of Chillis, Casslmeres, Sntinrtts, Illan
kits, Flannels, Ae. l'lrnty of s;ods oa hand to
supply all onrold and a thousand new customers,
whom we nsk to come and examine onr stock.
Ine business of
CARUINO AMI KLI.LIS0
will receive especial attention. Our nrw mill will
lie rrajy by wiMil oanllne; (easnn, thcrefqr. Iber.
need bo ao hesitation on that eudr.. sMper
arranjremrnts will be made to receive and deliver
Wool, lo suit eiisloniers. AH work warranted and
done upon the ahortrst notice, and by iltan.
linn lo huslness we hope 1. realise a liberal slmre
of public patronaao.
KMNMt POI NDS WOOL WANTED I
We will pay the hlihest market tiriee for Wool
and sell cur manofaotured (nods as low as similar
good can be bought la the oounty, and whenever
wc fail to render reasonable satisfaction wc aaa
alrav be found at horn, raady to make wroner
lftisnlt. either In person or br hitter. '
l-- JAMES JOHXpiiN A WiNU,
prli;'(ltf i t V"l l IlUlt T. Q.
Jry tTifjoda, ttmxti, dtt.
1871.
1872.
FALL & WINTER GOODS !
The First of the Season I
' The Cheapest in this Market!
BUY! BUY!! BUY!!!
OF
KRATZER & LYTLE,
Tour Dry Qoodi,
Your flrocerl.s,
Voor Hardware,
'Your Quoemwarc,
four Notions,
Your Boot A Shoe,
Your Leather,
Your Shoe Findings,
Your Flour and Fish,
Your Window Curtalas,
Your Carpets,
Your Oiloloths,
Your Wall Paper,
Your Hats,
Your Cap,
Your Carpet Chain,
Your Stoves,
Your Daoen aud Feed.
8A1.T1 SALT! SALT
! at wholesale to country
merchant.
OILS, PAINTS, OLASS, Ac A liberal dis
count to builder.
. Rverythlng that you need eaa be had at great
advantage to the buyer, at
t KBATZER A LYTLE'S,
Market street,
Ctuimi s, Pi., opposite the Jail.
pd. to mchS'Ta
N
EW UOODII
Xew Firm at Wulluccton, Pa.
;.. JOHN HOLT & SONS
Hare bought the entire stock of goods from P.
(lallaglier, and are receiving a general assortment
of new goods from tbe Eastern cities, eiit-b as
il 'V bllY GOODS, .
CLOTHING,
GROCERIES,
QUEEXSWARE,
HARDWARE,
BOOTS 4 SHOES,
HATS & CArS,
BACON, FISH,
SALT, FLOUR,
FEED, &o., Ao., Ac,
Tu exchange for Country Produoe, Railroad Tirs,
Lumber or CA811. October 19, U7I.
- Down I Down 1 1
THE LAST AltRIVAL
V'AND OF C0CR88 TUB CHEAPEST!
A Proclamation against High Prices!
AtTK are now opening np a lot of the best and
If most aeaeonaUla UimhIs and Wares erer
offered In this market, and at prieoa that remind
one of the good old days of cheap things. Those
who lack faith upon this point, or deem our alle
gations superfluous, need but
or OVR STORE,
Corner Front and Markot st roots,
Where they ran see, feel, hear and know for them
selves. To fully understand what are cheap goads,
this must be done. We do not deem it necessary
to enumerate and Itemise oar Itoek. It Is enough
for as to state tnat
Wo have Everything that is Needed
and consumed In this market, and at prices that
auooisn do id oia anil Young.
dc20 J Oh K I'll 6FIAW k SON,
CORCORAN, .
WEAVER & CO.,
' s WHOLESALE
; -t
i '
: J It O Ji: Jt N,
, . and dottier in
Lumbermen's
Supplies,
WILUAMSrORT, TA.
aug?3-Aiu
NEAV GOODS!
FAUST & GOODWIN,
! (Successors I. lUrlsook a Goodwin,)
' CurtwKNsviM.ie, Pa.,
Have just opened the arwrst and Inest stack of
til kinds f
I'RT GOODS, DRESS GOODS,
' Notions, Trimming, Ac,
i.amks' hats iud r-nift,
Mra'i and Doys' HATS CAPS,
MOOTS AND fllOKS,
GKOCEK1ES,
- QUKKNSWARK,
OUW WARB,
WILLOW WAIiy,
WptlbKH WAIIK,
II A It D W A It E,
And everything usually kept in a first-class store.
Th stock has keen selected with ra,., and
bnnpbl at lowest prices, and will h. sold very
cheap for cash. Country prodoca of all kinds
tali r a at market prloe. '
t"Wi ask all to come and srs.1,
r."i:T f fiv'lUVJN.
((urwrnnville, Nov. , I'll Jia,, -v
ACKBTT da MCIIRTVCH,
vaiLBM ta
llflLDlVG HARDWARE,
Also, manufacturers of
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
Sveood Street,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
Carpenter and Builders will And It to tbelr
advantage to examine our stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
STOVES ! STOVES !
We are now selling the celebrated TIMES
COOK and KKMANCE, tbe cheapest and best
store in tho market.
Rrory store fully warranted.
ALSO,
PARLOR.
I1C ATI
and
KAFTINQ STOVES!
which will bo sold as cheap as any In theooantj.
Strict attention paid ordering articles for par
ties who desire it.
Zr-Rooflng, Spouting and Job work done on
reasonable terms.
Clearfield, Pa. April 12, 1871.
II. F. BIGLER & CO.,
DBALIRI in
II A It I W A HE,
Also, Manufacturers of
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
CLEABIILP, PA.
LOT OF SADDLES, BRIDLES,
Harness, Collar,, etc., for sals ky
II. r. MGLEB 4 CO.
J)ALMERS PATENT TJNLOAD-
laf n.y Fork, for sale ky
II. F. BIQI.ER st CO.
QIL, P41NT, PUTTY, GLASS,
Halls, etc., for sale ky
H. F. BIGLER t CO.
JJaRNESS TRIMMtt'GS k SHOE
Findings, for sal ky
H. F. BIQI.ER A CO.
Q UNS, PISTOLS, S W OltD CAN ES
For sale by
II . F. BIGLER t CO.
gTOYES, OF ALL SORTS AND
Sites, for sals ky
II. F. BIGLEIt A C().
TRON! IKON! IRON I IKON !
For sal ky
II. F. BIGLER A CO.
TJORSE SHOES A HOUSE SHOE
KAILS, for sal. ky
II. F. BIGLER A CO
pULLEY BLOCKS, ALL SIZES
And best Manafaetur., for laic ky
H. F. BIGLER A CO.
THIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE
BOXES, for sals ky
U. F. BIGLER A CO.
pODDER "c U TT E USfor ialiTby
cd30-70 H. F. BIGLER A CO.
T
hi tins Tim
STOVE. I KTOVE9I UTOVIJtl
WAPLE & IIARTMAN
Desire to Inform tho eitisens of Osceola and
tbe public generally, that thry hare just received
a large and splendid assortment of Stores, House
hold Hardware and Htamped and Japanned
Wares of all kinds. Also that we manufacture
and kern constantly on hand a full assortment of
Tinmrn Wares, which we will dispose of at
cither wholesale or retail, to suit purchasers.
Pooling, Spouting, Repairing and all kinds of
Jh Work done to ordrr and with dipatch-
Strlct attention paid ordering articles for par
ties desiring it.
Co tit urn ers will find It to their adrantnge to
purchase from ns. Our stock and prices will sat
isfy yon that we do sell good wares at
prices that picas the people.
mi win nni as on urtin street, nearly op
posite the Kxchange Hotel.
Osceola Mills. Ps. May 10, lft7I lf
THE CLEARFIELD
WOOD-CHOPPERS' AXE!
.Manufactured especially for
THE CLEARFIELD TJIADE,
roa tiLB ar
ucna ii. f. moLCR a ro.
mo I, U N n E R M K N I
rKRFECTION IN
CANTHOOKSI
The Clearfield EioeUlor Canthok will not
wear out or break, being eopstructvd with one
solid hand from clip to point.
It Is pronounced by alt practical lumbermen
who bare examined U to be ttif most perfect
Cautltook over Invented.
Amos Kennard, Patentee,
Manufaotsrcd by Auos Kr.ssAfj. k Co., al
CI.EAUKIi:i,n, PA.
flhAW orilcrt prompdj attended to. n 13 '7ft
Aoulj fouiul !
The Coal I found, Its In Chaw's Hill.
It can't be brat in Clearfield i
A bundn-d buhrlt at a time
Yon eaa buv for the figure nine) '
Os, If yna'd wish le haul yourself,
You oan hare the same amount for seven eeots.
noTlDm W1I.MAM WII.I.lAMi.
C
OOK HTOV!
Sl'KARS CALORlKIf!.
Bl'SQCKHAWA,' Sl'I'KRIOR.
OOV. l'KNX, RKUl'LATOR,
N0IILR COOK, KATIOXAL RACj VJ,"
TlllUJll'H, PARLOR COOKH, '-
SPKAR'8 IlKVliLVi) LKIIIT8 ""
Xp 1)01 IILK HRATKRft,
And all kinds of lKil'iif fllmes riir al l,y
ufn '11. 1. UlCLLIt a CO.
s
A. a. re. ill.
MILLER &T0 WELL,
WU0I.EHALK A C8TAIL
M ER CHANT S,
Orahatn's fluw, Market St.,
CLISARriELD, PA.
Wc would moit rcswetfully Inform oar friends,
customer, and the klle generally, that we arc
noy baok la our old quarters, which karo keen
remodeled end Imorore!, aad wo are aow pre
pared to aoaomatodaU all wkc may faror as ky
oalllng.
Ji K W GOODS,!
W karc just received on of tkc largest stock.
of all kinds of Merchandise ever brougkt to Clear
field county, which w. Intend to sell at saeh fig
urea aa will make It an object for all persoos to
purckasc from us. Families laying in wioter
supplies of Groceries, Dry Goods, Ac, ihould not
fall to giro as a call, a wo feel confident cur
prloei and superior quality of goods will amply
satisfy all. Our stock of
GROCERIES'
consists of CotTrca of lb. beet quality, Teal, Su
gar or all kinds, Molaisci, Flsb, Bait, Cheese,
Dried Fruit, Spices, rroriiloni, Flour and Feed,
Ac, Ac. Our stock of
DRY GOODS
is large and raried, and wc will just say we can
supply any article in that line, without enumer
ting. -
READY-MADE CLOTHING
We bare a large stock of ready-made Clothing
for Men and Hoys' wear, which we will dispose of
at a very small ad ranee on ooit.
Boots and Bheee, Hats and Caps, Hardware,
Queens ware, Wood and Willow Ware. Notions,
Fancy Quods. Carpets, Oilcloths, Vail Tapers,
Window Shades, 4c, Ac
Being extensively engaged In the Lumber
business, we are able to offer superior inducements
to jobbers.
MILL Fit k POWELL.
Clearfield, Pa., Bept. 6, 11?!.
1871. 1871.
A U T U M N I
REED BROTHERS,
Mian? Smair,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
i0
Ui.ii Sraac,
CtUWEXSVlLLE, Ta.,
Arc opening THIS WKKK aa allractito
stock of
GOODS FOR THE SEASON!
Oar Hock will If replete with tkc
U
W
g
H
NEWEST DESIGNS I
t?
In
la Foreign and Domestic
PRESS O00DS, SIIAWW,
COATINGS, RKPKLLKNT.1,
FLANN ELS, Etc., eta.
Together witk a full line of
Notions, Trimmings,
LADIES' AND OHM'S
Furnisliing CooJs,
And M1LL1KERT GOODS,
At Prices to su!t the Timet!
Do not fail to call.
Respect fully,
KKIiD nnoTIIKRIS.
r. S. tlarlnf nurrhased larerely in Millinery
Goods, Milliners in eljecent loans will be sup
plied at wholesale rates.
eiepieuiber i, l, I.
FALL GOODS!
JUST RECEIVING!
IIlUIT CALICOES. FPLESDID lOo. CALL
J coes, Drlalnes, Shirting Cheeks, Muslins,
Plaids, White Goods, Percales, Japanese Silks,
lllark Silks, Silk poplins, lllark Alpattaa, Talilo
Linens, Vclreteeus, bhawla, Uoyi' Cassimeres, Ac.
AT i. MILKS KRATZER'S!
nOSIKRT, SILK GLOVES. IIKST PARIS
Kid Ulores, Laee Cellars, Hair Switches and
Chignons, Hair Kets, Corsets, lloop Skirts, Ac.
AT J. MILES KRATZER'S!
D
RKB8 TRIMMINGS, SILK FRINGES
batin, Aelvct Hibbous, Uuttons, do.
AT 1. MILES KRATZER'S 1
rpniMMED HATS, RIRIIOXS,
X Millinery Goods, Ae4 Ac.
AT J. MILES KRATZER'S!
UNKQl'ALE!) STOCK OF LADIES' AND
Children's Shoes and Gaiters, Men's 1'rracb
K and Calf Doois, Calf and Lasting Gaiters, Ac.
AT J. .MILKS KRATZER'S I
a (f( PIECES WALL rAI'KB-fle. lo
,VflJ $1.1)0 per bolt Carpets, Floor Oil
Cloths, Wln'lew Shades, best While Granite Tea
Ware, Glass Ware, Table Knirc"i and Forks, Ac.
AT J. MILKS KRATZER'S I
C HOICK TEAS, COFFEE, AND OTHER
Groceries, Dried Apples, Peaches, Cherries,
Prunes, Canned Peaches, Tomatoes, Corn, do,
The above, with an Immense stook cf oilier
Goods, hare been bought at the lowest cash prices,
and will be offered at eery low rates.
m and esaminc them whether you
buy or not.
J. M. KRATZER.
(Formerly C. Kratser A Sons.)
Nnt door ta 11. F. Rl(ler A Co.'s Hardware Store
C).;Acl,l, XI arch IS, 1171 If.
Ton
N TROUTMAN.
Dealer la all klndl ef
FURNITURE;.
Market Street,
On door east Allegheny House,
"I 'riL'.nrit'll, tti
auglv II
r. a. aaiea.
UHM!!Vi
THE ALLEGHENY HOTEL
MARKET St., CLZAEFIK1.I), Pv
THIS larfe anft canuaodioai a.w kolal las
been opened (tar the aaoinmitatii,a of la
Iiublle, wkjcra the pruprtotor will b. y;laUeto url
ill old friends, and reoeie a share of public pat
ronage. By alrlot personal attention to the d..
tails of his kuslaeis, h. b,opei to be able to render
satisfaction lo kls patrons. Tbe TAItl.K will
always be bountifully supplied with tbe best thai
oan b. procured la the market, aod the UAH
will contala a full stock of Lly I Ua, LXaK, fca.
Good stabling attacked.
CARPER LKIPOI.BT,
ClearltlJ, Merck J, I !)-ly Proprictoft,
THE MANSION HOUSE,
Corner of Seeond and kt arktl Streets,
Cl.fcAKFIiJ.D, rA.
rtlHU old aad eommodlool Hotel kaa. dartag
JL the past yea beea enlarged to double III
former capacity (ur the .atertainmaat of .Iran,
gars and guest. The whole baildlag has beea
refurnished, aod the proprietor will spar. a.
palm to render his guests comfortable whill
staying witk kirn.
fir The "Mansion Honss" Omnibus rnns ta
and from the Depot oa the arrlraland departure
of each train. JOHN DOUGllhKTT,
aprS T tf Proprietor,
SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE,
Curneusrllle, learfleld rounty, l'a
THI8.1dand well Mtablisbed Hotel, beaalL
Tally dlaalcd oa tk. bank, of (be Sorque.
hanaa, la the boro.gh of Curwcnirlllo, has beea
leneed for a term of yean by the undersigned.
It has been entirely refllted, and Is now opea I.
the public generally and the travelling commu
nity in particular. No pains will be spared to
render guests comfortable while tarrying at thli
house. Ample Stabling room for the aoeomm.
datioa .ftcami. Charge moderate.
hUl BL0M,
Bert- ', UTO tf.
mAILROAD HOUSE,
MAIN sr., PHILirSBUnO. PA.
rilliR undersigned keeps constantly on band
X th. best of Liquors. Hi tab). I always
supplied with the best th market aa'ords. the,
traveling pablie will do well to giro him a eal,
aorl.'M. ROUKKT LLOi'Ii,
giiAW noiit-r.
Corner of Market and Front Streets,
Clearfield, Pa.
This magnificent Hotel I, entirely a.w, oom
pl.te ia all its appointments, and pourcnicnt to
the Court House. A free Omnibus runs to aad
from tbe Depot .0 the arrival and departure uf
each train. GEORGE N. COI.Iil'KN,
April 13, 18T0. Proprietor.
j com a it I) iiouait,
Hear the Railroad Depot,
Clearfield, Pa.
B. B. ROW.tProprl.tor.
This hous. Is large, well furnished, and nearly
new, and the Proprietor feels confident of render,
ing satisfaction to gnc.ts. N. ll.-4Good stabling
connected with the hotel. .4-71
W E STERN HOTEL,
Opposite tb Court Huuao,
CLBARFIELD, PENN'A.
Accommodations first-class aad charges moderate,
oelS JOHN F. YOt.Ml, Preprirtej.
JJOKTOBII II Of HE,
Oppotite the Court Ho'iae,
LOCK HAVEN, PE.NN'A.
Jolt Tl HAISEAL A KROM, I'r-p's.
IROCKLHIIOI'I,' lltlL'sp,
DCLLEFONTE, PA.,
It. J0UNFT0N A SON,
oetSo'il Ppiprielora,
Maiu Street,
BR00KVILLK, PKX.N A,
SHANNON A IH RKITt;
Proprietor.
od 71
gootu aad J51io.
DANIEL CONNELLY,
Coot and Shoe Manufacturer,
CLBARFIELD, PA.
HAS Just received a fine lot of French CALF
SKINS, and is aow prepared to maoafao
turc everything in bis line at th. lowest figure.
He will warrant his work lo be aa represented.
He respectally solicits a call, at kii ibop oa
Mirket street, second ijor wist of tbepostefiic
where be will do all lu bis power to render calk)
faction. Bom ta. Gaiter tops on hand.
my,'67-y DANIEL COibtLLy.
m boot ad snoiTiiuop.
EDWARD MACK,
Coa. MARKET A 3d St., CLEAKFILLD, Pi.
TIIK proprietor has entered Into th BOOT
SI10K businesa at th above Hand, and
Is determined not to be antdon .itber la qual
ity or price for hi work. Special atteatloa
will b paid to manufacturing Sewed perk. Ha
bis oa kand a larg. lot of Erenck Kip and
Calf Skins, of the Terr kcil Quality. The eitl.
lem of Clearfield and vicinity arc respectfully
invitee 10 give niai a trial. K 0 charge for calls.
now. n-ir
IWisrfUnnrouj.
Miss E. A. P. Rynder,
iet5T roa
CblcLcrlng's. Sulnwav's and Emerson's Plsn.it
v'.,,u mmrvu m ii.mnn a in. reiounci I
Organs and Melodeona, and Graver A
. Baker's Sewing Maohlncl.
luo TKtcaaa or
Plan., Galtar, Organ, Harmony and Vocal Ma.
sic. No pupil takea for less Iban half a term.
jaaw-Heoms aejtt door lo First National Bank.
Clearfield, Hay 6, liu tf.
Clearfield Nursery.
ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY,
THR andersignrd, hiving established a Kai
aery oa th. 'Pike, shoot balf war betw.'a
Clearfield and Cnrwensvllle, is prepared to furr
nlsk all kinds of FRUIT TREES, (standard and.
dwarf,) Evergreens, Shrubbery, Grape Vin.s,
Gooseberries, Lawtoa Hlaekberry, Strawberry,
ana na.oerry vines. Also, Siberian Crab Trrae,
Quince, and early soviet Rhubarb, Ac Order
promptly attended to. Address,
J. D. WRIGHT.
eplt-tS-y Curwensville. Pa
New Meat Market.
TI1R andenigned have opened a Mr.t M '-kel
la the room formerly ooenpie! by Alexander
In in. on Market street, Clearfield, Pa., adjoining
Mossop's, where they Intcutl to keep a supply of
All kluda or Heat,
Fruit and Vegetables,
And at "rnirrs To'ariT Tim viuaa." Shop will
be opea regularly on Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday, anj meat d( llvcred at any point. A her
of public patronage is ropoclfollv ...IKmicI.
M." O. IIROU'N.
K. W. llltOWK.
jrA i.so Continue to deal In all kiod of
Ipiprorfd Agricultarnl Implemeata.
Clr.rorl.l, August fit, ln;0-tf.
STOXE AD EAUTUES-WAW
or kverv DKn airnoi
crocks: ' roTs; crocrsi
Malier'l Palrnt Airtight fetlf . Haalltia;
Krult ( anal
Bi'TTrR CROCKS, wlib lids,
CREAM CROCKS, MILK CROCKS.
APPLE - Rl'TTKR CROCKS,
PICKLE CROCKS, -
FLOWER TOTS, Pll JUS UK 3,
STEW POTS,
And a groat many other things t.o anmeroas ta
mention, o Lo h,r,l j
FRED'K. LEITZINGER'3
STONE WARE POTTERY,
Corner at Cherry and ThM Streets,
CLKARFlKLIi, PA. augl
Beale's Embrocation.
(LATE POWLL'8,)
For all diseases liol jipl to Horses, Cattle, aad
Uumaa Flsak, raqulrlng tk. us. of aa
esteroal appllealioa.
This Emkroeatloa wis eit.aslvcly aial ky
tk Gov.rom.nl during tb. war. '
Far al. by Hartswlek A Irwlr, Clearfield.
Jasepk K. Irwla, Carwearvlll. Danl.l kleod.