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I THE REPUBLICAN.
CLRAUFlEliD, PA.
WEDNESDAY WOHXINO, VKB.S9, 1971
Torm nf Rnherrintlnn.
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1 1 paiQ aiicr in rou iku uciuro in iuuu
ll paid After the expiration 'f six mouth ... 8 00
jMr AH ftrtiMri to Insuro insertion In this
paper should bo handvd In early o Tuesday
morning, M wo KO to press at 12 o'ulook, (noun.)
HI&LIUIOUM NOTICICH.
Method lt F.pUconal ChurchRev. J. IT
M'Coaii, Paator. Pnhllo Barrloo evtry tftbuath,
si 10 A. M., and T r. m.
Sabbath School at 0 A. M.
Prayer Medio avery Thursday, t 74 P. M
Communion Hervioe, flrtt tiukbath of every
jsonth, at Hi 4 A. M.
' Ht. Aud row 'a Church IlpUcopal Rer.
.flaovoa Mali. Puhlio 8 nice Humlny morning
'at 10 o'clock, end at T P. M. Sunday School at
i P. M. Prayer Meeting Wednesday evening
at 7 o oioeit
' Presbyterian Church Rut. Mr. BnTi.RR.
Publie Service everj Sabbath, morning and even
flap tint Church Rev. W. B. Bit in wan, Pas
.tor. Publie lervieei every Sabbath, morning or
evening, alternately.
Ht. Fraucla' Church CatliollcUev. T.
J. McMahis. Maii at 104 o'clock A. M., on the
eoond and fourth Hundayi of each month.
The New Road. It will bo observed
by an advertisement in thU liiue that the eonteit
for a new road, to avoid Lick Run hill, hai at lait
been settled, and the fluperrlsors now Invite pro
posals for building the tame. We are Informed
that the bill In question can be sealed at leu than
Ave degreei, which will certainly be a great Im
provement over the old route, which some say la
tifteeo at tome potutt.
Good Men. The Democrats of
Clinton oouuty have Mooted A. J. Quigley, Esq.,
for Senatorial, and O. O. Defoe, Esq., for Repre
sentative delegate, to the State convention, but
gave no instructions. We believe this county layi
no claim to the Senatorial delegate, and presume
that Mr. Quigley will prove very aotiepUble to the
Democracy of Clearfield, should he be the choice
of the district conference.
Sudden Death. Wo learn thai
George Moyer, long a resident of Uraham town
ship, died some ten days ago while sitting in his
sleigh, coming up the Allegheny mountain, this
side of Vnionvile. Two men who were with him
got out of the sleigh to walk up the mountain,
giving him the reins to drive, but soon found that
something was wrong, and before any aid could
be obtained he was dead.
Another Gone. On Thursday last
James Mot'trlland, one of the oldest eitticus of
this oouuty, died at Bellefonte, on Mi 77th birth
day. He had been living with his son-in-law,
Mr. Abraham Humphrey, just across the river
from this place, fur some time, and about ft week
previous to hii death bad gone to visit his sop.
Win. McClelland, at Bellefonte, where be died.
His remains were brought to this place ftud in
terred oo Fund ay last, followed by ft largo con
course. Judge McEnally. Tho enthtisias-
tic endorsement of this gentleman by the Radical
County Committee for Supreme Judge, Is a well
deserved compliment. He is about the ouly hon
est member of the party among the leaders In this
county, and Is entitled to this mark of respeo.
But when the same men endorse Grant, it fs evi
dent that some one la to be ruined or made a fool
of, and we ad rive our neighbor to look out for the
ambiguous conduct of the late Radical paw-wow
in tho Arbitration room.
List of letters remaining unclaimed
In the Post office it Clearticlii, for the werk ending
February 20th, 1872:
Alter, J. M.
Dre'Hler, Bell.
Butter, D. E.
Krehart, D. J.
J-'auver, James,
draftsman, Joseph.
Hale, Mary A. (col'd.)
Jackson, William.
Kreitiberger, Joseph.
MoUillen, Thomas.
Neale, Benainh.
Ollingor, Miss Mary,
Poynton, W. II. -Roberts
T.
Roberts, Mr. D.
Stanton, William. (2)
Plainer, Mrs. Kate.
Snyder, John.
Souther, William T.
Toot, John !.
P. A. (1ALLIX, P.
M.
Another Candidate. A now Rnd-
leal journal, styled the PilUinrg Time; bas made
its appearance. The paternity of the paper is
, attributed to our late townsmen, II. Bucher Bwope,
Esq., who has been employed by "the government"
to superintend the wbfoky, counterfeit and tobao
oo business in the We tern District. A copy of
the paper Is before us, and mechanically presents
ft splendid appearance, ftud must cost ft large sum
of money to keep it afloat. The name of the pub
lisher ftod proprietor is not given, while that of
J. Vannote appears as editor. It will take more
than van -nit 9 1 unless it Is a large one, to pay the
expenses of the coooern, ar we ftre very much
mistaken.
A Proper Law. A bill has passed
the lower house of the Legislature requiring all
costs to bo paid upon taking an appeal from a
Judgment entered by a Justice of the Peace. This
Is certainly ft wholesome law and gives the Jus
tices, Constables and witnesses the costs to which
they are entitled, Instead of to somebody else.
Thousands of dollars have been lost under the old
system. The following is the bill in question :
fiecTin 1. Be it enacted, oc That before any
Appeal shall hereafter be taken from the judgment
of ft justice of the peace, the party appellant, his
ageut or attorney, shall make oath or affirmation
before the justice that it is not for the purpose of
delay such appeal is entered, but because he firm
ly believes Injustice has been done, and that the
iustiee shall enter said oath or affirmation upon
lis docket: Provided, That whenever the appel
lant makes an affidavit that he is uno4le to psy
tbe costs, be shall be allowed to appeal without
paying eosts : And providfd further, That the pro
visions of this bill shall not apply to the city of
Philadelphia,
Death op a Singular Man.-
Wiltiamsport Bulletin of the 12th says
-Tho
"Last
. night at 0 o 'cluck, Rnv. A. R. Home preached the
fllllAMl JlMnnfunr lln. U' I., I , .1 !,.
denoe of Abraham Metsger, on Fourth street Mr.
Beaty was ft member of .the Bute Legislature In
1890-70, eotemporary with Hon. J. B. Beck and
Hon. Theodore Hill, of this city. He represented
Crawford eounty. Ho also held the office of Pro-
thonotary of the same eounty fur ft number of
years. lie was a resident of Meadville, ft highly
respected and honored cltisen of that place, and a
man of considerable wealth. Domestic infelicities,
It appear, eaaseU htm to leave bis homo and ram.
Jly. For nearly two years he was to the employ
of Abratn Mettger, working at the carriage-making
business. He remained altogether inrngnito while
here, and only on flaturdny, a few moments pre
Vlous to his death, when ftsked by Mr, Metiger
whether be had any relatives, did he give the
"Siiniel and place! of residence of bis relatives.
7 His brothcr-ln-law was Immediately telegraphed
or, who earn to tbhi city Into on Saturday night,
,.' and bad arrangements made for the funeral. The
corpse waslent to Meadvlllo per express by the
'three o'clock train this morning, fur Interment,
He has an aged mother and ft wife and four ohil
drrn, living at tfrlvi.1e.'
"L Communicated.
Mr. Em tosh I find there Is organised in our
t borough ft society, called the Order of United
American mechanics, for lh purpose, I under
stand, of monopolising the work cf this country
and prohibiting foreigners like fry self from ob
taiolpg employment here. Now, sir. If their ob
ject 1s nothing more than proteotioi frpm foreign
er,! Uilnk they are right, for as you said Inyonr
article good mechanic needs oo artificial jfrpto
support hf tn And I am proud to nay th. tm
pkryer of labor ia Clearfleld ar gentlemen of in
III(ik tod yotmtti of too nneh lound nnw
to Moplo, nberi of th. O. of U. A. M. la prtf.
woo. to a tkillfal oooh.olo, aotwIth.taodiDg thi
unfortaa.l. Caol tkat b. w, bora la Kurop. Air,
'aboaM tk.lr aiala objul h. lb. r .twitlon of On.
Oraat to tba frMldraoj, 1 I'op'a th)r will b. ao
mora laooM.ral tba la Iholr onmLiiyCliiD to d.-J
prtr. Ibrilira bra tltoi of lb. rintil, rlr.a to
jh.n 1 th OjDiUlutio. of th UnfM BUIm.
Thii will ihow ap oar frl.odi la tk.lr triif'tjjlor.,
aid w ahU know bow to apiiilat tba'lii"tln
fntara, aoodrdlng to Ih.lr wurti, for , Id. Ii
tkat MrMl.'wlfo Itonld awTMit . from BkiAh.li.C
rk waaM, rtM-bf tbt Mr, jpl a. tnl
'? ntrffjr ' -r,r- ' feint,"
r. i. .y, V. . .' ,
LAND AND A8EfHNT.
W'c preiont th. followiug Ublfl of U.IUI, ouIImI
from tktduplleatM of 1!7, on 111. In th. Com
mliilonen' olllo.. And If there Ii any on.onrloui
enough to knuw how niuoh labur It take, to oull
notrlj threo-qtiarlori of a milllou of .ore. of land
out of thirty tlui.lioaleii, tonlbrr with the nggr-
gal valu. (2,t'ti7,8J,U), u wi ll u tho arag
value per aoru) in auh towu.bip, lut hiui tr,
it. We ipont abuut six wetk and will deem our-
elvee full ootupomatrd if we oan onlv attrant
tho attcutlun of A.ie..uri and taxpayer, to lb.
rule laid down In the table,
Hurutofore no oflleor or Individual in tbe county
oould tell tbe number of aorae of land In any tonn
ibip In lh eounty, nor th aggregate or average
ralue thereof. That the table Ii ournwt in erory
particular wo (to not olaim, but It approximator
rcry nearly that point, and will answer for all
praotloal purpoiea. That lometking If wrong
toiuewhero 1. very evideut. While tbe Snrveyur
Ueneral'i ofRoe at lnrriburg auigni .even hun
dred and aixty-Qo tbouiand (701,000) aorei of
laod to Clearfield oounty, the thirty Amtsor. re
turn only tlx hundred and ilxly-nine thousand
four hundred and three (000,403) acres. It will
be gbaervad that there Is a discrepancy of ninoty
on thousand Are hundred and ninety-teren
(91,507) acres. There it therefore that number of
acre, fin th wood." somewhore, untaxed, and tbe
question, now 1., doe the Stat offio eharge our
oounty with too much land, or do the taxpayers
and Assessor fall to make a proper return t
Whole no.
of
Aorel returned
f Aggregate
by assessors.
of
the
Heated
Lauds.
5'l
Seated
TOWNSHIPS.
Lands.
I
fteooarja
Bell ......
II loom.....
Hoggs
Bradford ,
Brady
Bumstde.-....:
Chest,
Co ington .....
Clrarlk'ld ,
Cnrwcnsvlllfl.i
Decatur.
Ferguson
Ilirard
lloshen
Urnhata. ......
Ilulich
Huston
1H.T22
0..142
1:1,0111
7,338 25,050' 1 AM, 1 70
lVun 3H.14J
0,272; 12,014
170.840
44,510
108,500
146,400
270,070
6.K07 20,407
in,2nu
5,60i 2I,H01
S.I, 1)7(1'
22.4071
12.HU I .15.M01
4,1121 2,AI0
231,010
123,4311
60,600
10,000
7,700
130,140
91,070
62,0011
38,860
65,VOO
60,210
48,170
93,100
60,040
75,020
240,870
10,830
143,780
16,700
1,801)
101,100
100,2110
43,830
17,600
0,120
8,011, 20,411
10,4581 25,674
2111
..J 2:il
JOi
l.1,0a
.1 205
7,075i 21,340
II. .I.HI
1,3X6 12,710
0,2:11
27,700 Sfl.OIII
4,7.14
u,:t
23,H48! 2,03
9,8011; m.4721
8,207
0,1X7 14.4841
4,741
87.2.I01 V2,'J0
Jordan
9.9)2
2.022: 11,004
Karthoui.. ....
Kdox.,,.,
Lawrenoe
Lumber City.,
Murrl
S,938l 15,107 22,106
9.721 13,045! 12,70
91,061 28,117
49.I0H
1,530
35,212
1,238
40
1,4311 .
15,024 20,1S
N. Washington.
I.Z.W -
40;
11,1571 6,30
UHoeola
Pcnn
Pike
Cnion ,
',61
17.72:
5,451
15,880 83,00
8,374: 1.1,833!
Woodward.M...
,54
12,300, 18,084,
61,820
ToUl...,
319,089'360,3I4 009,403 2,907,840
W respectfully call the attention of Assessors
to this table, bcoans each of them has a enpy of
the duplicate la bis possession, embracing tbe
tame fonts, .0 far as tbe seated lands are concern
ed. If tbey will take the trouble to past orer
them and disoorer any mistakes In our table, we
will be obliged to them If they will call our atten
tion to the fact.
The first column In the table shows the number
of acres of land oa the seated list in each borough
and township ; the second, the namber of acres on
the unseated list, and the third oolumo gives the
wbolo number of acres returned by tbe Assessors,
while the fourth eulumn fives the aggregate value
in each township.
After excluding tbe boroughs it will be observed
that the AV&nAun ralue per acre for tb whole
eounty Is 99. Bloom and Urahain townships are
the lowest, ($7), and Brady ($11.30) and Lawrenoe
($11.70) the highest.
Tbe 609,403 acre being as.esi.ed at $2,207,840
makes the average about $0. This being estab
lished, tho next thing to dwell upon Is, l this
tb real value of improved land in the oounty t
If not, what If tbe true value 7 And another very
material point to settle is, should tome of the
townshipf which fall below tb. average be higher,
and tomo of tbot e above be lower F lfyea,wbieh7
Attention. Wo ori authorized to
state that th County Commissioners will .be In
session th week before Court, so u to enable
those in and adjacent to the eounty seat, who have
any business to lay before tbe board, to do so at
once, and not wait until eonrt week, when those
from g distance should be waited upon. It Is too
much the praotico of thus indicated to prett their
business when the office is filled by citixens re
siding twenty or thirty milet distant. A week
liefor Court if therefore dedicated tothedotnestie
business portion of the plao.
O.vg ON IlAND-'lM V. W. Brown.
LL.D., editor of the Bellefonte Jteptibliean, has a
diploma on band which we presume he will dispose
of at a bargain. He bas been at llsrrlsburg late
ly, and returned borne highly dl.gusted with the
Hadical legislature. He evidently eschews tnrdi
eine, and will hereafter dedicate himself to bis
editorial profession.
Specials.
Ilot'Ttn&LC. Mr. P. Uallagher hi opened a
store In this thriving town, and Is a candidate for
publie patronage, fat. will sell his goods at very
fair rates, hence b should receive a large number
of customers. Ho takes shingles and oounty pro
duce at tbo highest market price. His advertise
ment is In another column of to-day's paper.
Read it.
JA '
Nrw Finn. It will be noticed by an advertise
ment In to-day, paper that Mr. Isaac Johnson
has associated bis sons with him In tb Boot end
Shoe buslnoss, and hereafter the establishment
will be run nndor tbe firm nam. of Ijooc Jobnson
A Hons.
Fi'Rlga TiiAPR, W'o Invito the attention of
merchants to the ard of Mi'ssrs. Fenl.in, Thnmp
son A Co., No. 617 Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
which appears In another part of our pnpor to-day
This popular old house has hosts of friends In all
parts of the Union. It mode of doing easiness
1. accept 1.1 luteiiixvui uuvwrn wrj n.icrv, nun
in energetic steps wuien it nas tnis season laaen
to rraoh the trado in every section are at onoe
creditable to It own sagacity and tbe enterprise
of Philadelphia. Tho present Immense stock of
foreign ami iJomoslte liry noons, emhraclng the
finer dcpartmculs of llress Fabrics, Hilks, Hhawls,
White (looils, Linens, Krabroiderie., Laces, etc.,
wbica this ana now oners Is certainly not sur
passed if it is equaled in the country, ,
"1)1, n Fort Di qrr.Hin," 175. A thrilling and
exciting historical talc, beautifully illustrated and
called "Old Fort IJuqncene," will be eummenoed
ia th. March numbor of th ''People's Monthly"
of Pittsburgh, tli only illustrated paper of any
fii and pretensions iitsbl of New York. All
hav heard of Ihit old Frcsch fort at Pittsburgh,
d lb bloody oonfllcts about it tbe defeat of
Braddock and Uranti It capture by Uoncral For
bes the dreadful Indian frontrer warfare) th
celebrated chiefs, both whit and red, engaged,
and other Incidents of absorbing Interest to West
ern Pennsylvania, Ohio and Virginia. Th very
large oireulation and popularity of this pure,
bright and attraotire monthly should convince all
of its merit, nt If any doubt, thry can have a
three months trial of It, foronly 2.'i cents. Yearly
price, $1.60 in advance. Examine lb wonderfully
liberal premium list. Lire agculp wanted (a big
commission In every locality. Address, "People'
Monthly," Pittsburgh, Pa.
W andrrstnnd that the whooping-cough is quit
prevalent In the towns around us; but that no
eases have provod fatal. Home families us noth
ing but Johnson's Anodyne Liniment. Oar Doc
tor, bowovcr, say a lttj litooao, to produce vom
iting, would b an adrantsg.
There are more thaw on thousand different
kinds of pills in th United lutes. Horn of than
ar worthless and Injurious, others are good and
bmetolal. Old Dr. Parson Invented tbe best an-
tl-bllloal pill w4 ever taw or beard of. They an
nof sold und.r th cam of Parson.' Purgative
Pll. ' ' ' '
Itn Pi.ssran. )irats.r A Lytl are prepared
to furnlsV farmers' Will: Land Piaster, at vary low
rat, tblt seison.' A' large lot of fresh ground
Just rewired. . no7-lu)
Dr. t. PltUo, Belectle Physician and Purg.oc
oner his tervlre to tbe pwipl.W Pl.arfleld and
-llnlty, aad will tie la readllick to attend all
pfor.rrlonsl call, 17 day or atine. I'mo
ksvdiyo't, WMttf tfi' fVrct, Plffil-lil, Pa,
1 -!. i; i ir r ' ... ..! s
.-V.. . ' 1
At Wallaceton, on January 14th, 1972, by Iter,
J. ItnTKOi.ns, WILLIAM I'KTb'ltB to Mis. HELL
BRKSSLKIt, all of Clearfield oounty.' ' '
On February 11th, 1875, by Hev, 8. Caorr, Mr.
O. L. UAl'MAHHNKR, of Centre oounly, to
Miss A. L. MA I'll Kit, of Cpvingtijn township,
Cli-arfiold county. . .. , . ,
On February 17th, 173, at tbe reildenco of the
bride's mother, by Wn. Foarau, Esq., Mr. THU.M
AS 0. POWKI.U of Bradford township, to Miss
MARtlAHKT BITLKIt, of Clearfield. -On
February 22d, 187!, by Her. 11. 8. Di tlks,
Mr. JAMF.S D. TIIOMAH to Mis SOPHIA
111' MM Kb, both of Bradford township.
On February 22d, 1872, by J. C. DaannTT, Esq.,
Mr. HJMON CLAKK toMlssMAIIUIB OIIKKN,
both of Ilcynoldsville, Jefferson oouuty.
In Claarlleld township, Cambria county, on Feb.
Sth, 1872, JOHN KRISE, in his 91st year.
, In Uoggs township, on February 19th, 1872,
CAT11ARINK A. MEASE, aged 17 year, 8
month and 19 dayt.
$tiir.;rt.
Clearfield Markets.
Corrected weekly by Rit-HiRD Mossor, Wholesale
and Retail Dealer In Dry uooas, uroories, r re
visions, Ac, Market street, Clearfield, Pa.
- CLtsnrm-n, Pa., Feb. 20. 1872.
Apples.grecn.fiOg) 1 60 Hogs, dressed...,., 8
Dried, l lb 10 Hides, green.. 7
Apple butter, H gal, 1 00 Ham 00(a) 10
Butter. 25(3 40 Shoulders..... Oud 10
Bean 0 00(a) 1 25 Sides.. 00(n) 16
Buckwheat 1 15 Lard I5(ru 18
Buckwheat fiour lb, 6 Mess pork,$l bbl...l9 00
Beef, dried 25 Oat 70
Beef, fresh 8(a) 10 Onion 100
Boards, M 12 OOOj) 14 011 Potato 00(4 80
Corn. shelled I 00 Peaches, dried, lb.. I2i
Corn, ear 00(a) 60 Platter, W bbl i 40
Corn meal, ) sack, 1 40 Rye. 1 10
Chon. Ht ewl2 lOfiO ! 50 lUj-s, W lb
Clovertced. 8 00 H.lt, W tack 2 50
Cheese , 2 HhingWlo ln.$4(o)5 00
Cherries, lb. 10(a) 15 Shinglcs,26 InlOj 16 00
Chickens, drsd, tb, 12 Timnthv feed 6 00
Ktirl 25. Tallow 121
Flaxseed. i 00 Wheat. 1 60
Flour 0 OOfa) 7 60 Wool . . 65
Hav 30 00(435 00 Wood. oord...... 8 60
lciinty lvtinla Railroad
TVB0N3 A CLEARFIELD BRANCH,
OV and after Monday, NOV. 20th, 1871, the
Passenger Trains will run daily (except Hun-
days) between Tyrone ana OloarDCld, a follow,
CLEARFIELD MAIL.
LEAVE SOUTH.
LEAVE KOHTn.
Clearfield. 8.20, r. u. Tyrone
9.1 5,i..
Philiptburg 4.20,
Osceola 4.40,
Tyrone 6.00,
Oceola. 10.36,"
Phllipsburg...l0.55,"
Clearfield 11.65,"
CLEARFIELD EXPRESS.
LEAVE SOITH.
LEAVE NORTH.
Clearfield 5.45 4.
Philipsbur.. 6.46 "
Osceola. 7.05 '
Intersection.. 8.12 "
Tjrou 8.15 "
' Tyron. 7.00 p. M.
I Intersection... 7. IS 4
j OiMieola 8.20 1
Phllipsbarg...8.40 1
l Clear0eld.ar..9.40 '
FARE FROM CLEARFIELD, TO
Bellefonte, Pa $! 03 1 M Iddlctown $6 00
Lock ll.iven.,
2 70 Marietta 6 60
8 00 Lancaster . t 85
1 80, PHILADELPHIA 7 95
Willi.-imsport.
Huntingdon .
Lcwiatown
Mnrysville 1.,
UABRISBLUU.,
1 90 Altoona 1 66
4 60 Johnstown.. 2 80
4 TilPITTSUL'RU 6 16
Close eonnactionc made by all Iraint at Tyrone
and Lock llaien.
OEORUE C. WILKINS,
myl7-tf. Soperintendeat.
T
HE DEW
SEWING MACHINE!
The "BLEES 1"
Patent Link Motion. Almost hoImIcss nacblnt.
Don't fail to vxaiuina It bvfura purchas
ing elsawher
Iff. BRIDGE, MGRCUANT TAILOR,
CLKAltFIKLD, PA
Afvnt for Clearfield eountj,
cT Local Agents wantod in arerj town to ths
oounty, to whom liberal terms will te given.
Uou't fail lo examine it and satisfy yourself.
Cloarfleld, Pa., Feb. 7, IH73 if.
C11EHRYTREE
Male and Female College 1
TniS popular Institution will open fur the
Hummer sesnion on ihe flrnt Monday of May,
n72, under the instruction of a corps of oompetrnt
trarhers, In tbe oolli'ge buildings In the pleasant
Tillage of Churrytreo, Indiana eounty, Pa.
Course of instruction thorough. Music, roeal
and Inst rum vntal, included. Uood boarding fur
nished at from $2.5) to $:i.50 per week. .
For further particulars apply to either of the
undersigned Director!, or address lb em at Urant
P. 0. Indiana oounty, Pa.
Il..n. It. II. MnCORMICK,
' II. B. KINPORTH. Kag.f
JOHN KAHON, Ksy.,
Da. E. IHIAI.IJKH,
Dn. A. It. LOVELAPE,
Feh. 7, 1872 3m. Directors.
NO SMALL POX HERE!
A SURE
PREVENTIVE !
(1AI.L at L. FI.HHAL'S new 8ton, opposite
J Kl-tlov. Higler's residenee, on Second slrcot,
Clearfleld, Pa., and examine bit fine ttock of
1JOOTS k 8HOE8,
41 AT3 4 CATS,
. Cunt's Firnisiii.nu Goods,
TRUNKS, ' ,
VALISES, &c,
Of which he Is constantly retiring s large assort
mrnt of the very lettut and best styl'-s, Vhich he
will dliposo of at
Astonishingly Low Prices!
T.ADIKH, I havo on hand a larga and well
selected stock of thou celebrated hand. sewed
MOROCCO and LAKTINO QAITKRri. which I
curi safely reorimmnd to be the b?st In the mar
ket Call and examine them.
flTCNTLEMEV, my soch of turnlnhlng floods
Iseomnlcta. huve'ull tho nftreltirs'in Heart's.
Tics, Cram Is, IfAndlterohiffa Underwear, Sus
penders, Col I urn, 0 lores, IlonlAry, A., tottthel
with a oo m pitta assort men t of White and lint h
Shirts. I bars on hand a larga and wall srieated
stock of Hats and Caps of tho
Very Latest Styles
Alto, Tracks, Valises, Railroad Dtgt, Cmhrtllts,
Canes, and man other articles, both asefnl anu
ornamental, wkicb will b told t fair ralat.
4v-Th. cilisenf oi C),.arfleld and vicinity ar
resjeifally Invited taoall'and iamlnmygoodt
before parcliasfng elsewhero. 1
LEVER FLEGAL.
j.'7, ltj.
CUarield, r, Feb,
NOTICP. All perrons laying tlmkar tn lb
ArdWry plao, now in my posesioa,on Olsar.
Id L'reea, ar aotinea to aosna torwara at wno
an4 etti fee Hi. some.
- r.k. 44 jt
SI'.4N illlBRLEy, I
' 1
1872.
WINTER
REED BROTHERS,
i' ."? ,
. Markit BtrivTi ' m
CLEAltFIELD, PA.,
AMD
Mam Braiar,
CURWENSVILLE, Pa.,
Ar opening THIS WERK an attraotlr
ttock of
GOODS FOR THE SEASON
Oar ttock will be replete with the
w
NEWEST DESIGNS! 1
b
l-H
CI
in
T)
V ,
In Foreign and Domeatlo
DBES8 GOODS, BHAWLS,
CpATINOS, REPELLENTS)
FLANNELS, Ktc, etc
Together with a full line of
Notions, Trimmings,
LADIES' AND GENT'S ,
Furnishing Goods,
r
And HILLIKEKY GOODS,
At Prices to suit the Times I
Do not Tall lo call.
Respectfully,
REED BROTHERS.
P. 8. Hiving purchased largely in Millinery
Goads, Milliner, in adjacent towns will be tup-
piled at wholesale rales. scplo-7 1
JANIEL GOODLANDER,
LL'THKRSUI'Hl), PA.,
Dealer 1
PHY GOODS, GROCERIES,
HARDWARE,
HATS A CAPS, B00T.S.4 SHOES,
Queen b ware, Men's and Boys Clothing, Paints.
Oils, Drug, (i lam ware, penou. Moons,
lurgu lot of IVUiut Medicines,
Con feci ioni, Ao.
Guru Shoes, Mooxe Doot, a large assortment of
IS ut ions, Hosiery and
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S FURS,
something new and attractive.
Large and splendid assortment of Frruh, Gr
man aud Knglish Toys, Dulls and
Fmioy Goods.
No greater variety of goods in any store In the
oounty. All for sale very low for ch at the
Cheap Corner. uen. l.i, fi
EXTRAORDINARY
ANNOUNCEMENT
I WOULD r.tfolly annonnc to Ik eitl.
mb of CLEARFIELD and vicinity that I
bav opened np In lb t.w Masonic Bnilding,
Irtt door below tb Maaiion Hon, oo 6oond
Street, with a ntlr new stock of
WATCHES, CLOCKS 4 JEWELRY,
. Or tb latest ttylti and bait finish,
Selected with ear. I bav an assortment
from all tb latest novelties i J.w.lry, suit.
hi. for th Holiday.
A large slock of American Wetehet from
hi factorl of AppUtoa, Tracy st Co., at Walt
bam, Malt., and lb National Watch Company
at Elgin, III., In from f to I oa. cases, alwayi
an hand, and warranted.
Thankful for yonr pstt tfWt) pstronag, I
hop, by ttriet attention to boil nest, to merit
a oontiuaane of h f am.
All kind of repairing la aiy lln promptly
attondod to.
8. I. BKi'DEIl.
Janmry S, 1872.
A NEW DEPAUTUJtJ?
For the Ileneflt of Mankind !
Dlt. Ill) V li H'H
PILE OINTMENT
This Itunortant disoorcry Is ono of the most re
markable results of modern medical research, and
The most Wonderful cfc Speedy Remedy
ever known,
Is now presented in a scientific) combination nf
smithing anil hraling ngents. And having tlivr-'
oupthly trsUd It in an is her lets rases, with Uiu
Mtmlaetory results, do nut heiiUte in ofTeriug H
to the puldie as .
The moat certain, ro i J and ofToclDiil
REMEDY FOR PILES,
no matter nf bow long itandlng.
fed.Bold by all Drneilfti and Mrdlcln Ie;
ers who dceir. to al!vi.te the tufferings of tb
enow neings.
puice, 50 cknts pra box.
T. J. HOVER, Sol Proprietor,
0019671 Clearllrld, P.
B X Ell O II T I
' IJT OT
BURNED UPI
BELL'S RUN WOOLEN FACTORY,
Tenn township, Clearllold Co., Pa,
Th suhscrihers ar, at great .mens, rebuild
Ing, and In a few days will bava completed,
n.ighhorhood nteessilv, In th. erection of a lr.14
elsss Woolen Manufactory, with all tb. modern
improveui.ntfl sltBhed, and ar prepared to make
all kind 4 iHothe, IJ.ssini.res, riallnelle, Ulan-:
sets, rianneis, Ac Plenty or poi.ls ea h.nd tu
supply all onrold and a rbontaiil new customers.
whom we s to oom and imln nr ttook, ,
in nasinessor -
CARDING AND FULLINO I
will recelv astieclal attenlton. Onv hew mill wld
be reaJy by wooLcerdlng eeason, Ihertfura 'tWrt
need b no heillatlea oa that snore. Prop.r
arrangrmenU will be made lo receive and deliver
Wool, to mil onttomers. A II work warranted and
duqovpoa the shortest notice, and by strict titra
tion to business we hone to re.llie a llbaral sear
f Dnbllo patronage.
llf.(MK P0LJIS WOQL WAITED I
We will pay lb hieac'l aharkel trie fur Wool
and nil oat manufaetared goods actow at ai;nllat
good, eaa b bought ia the oounty, and whenever
w fail to render rmtoaabl talitfaelioa w tan
alwavt b foaad at kom nadv to. taaka Broke!
tiplanatloa, tllhrr In person or ky l.ll.r. '
Ii Mm Iniiuunu . a.ua
1872.
- f ne funnnun mine,
tprilMtr M l. rtneplu Uillt P. C.
I . ... i ... t I.
gru (Buods, (Srorrriff, Hit.
1871. T 1872.
FALL & WI.VTER GOODS!
The First of the' Season I
The Cheapest in this Market I
BUY! BUY! I BUY!!!
OF
KRATZER & LYTLE,
Your Dry Quads,
Your Orooeries,
Your Hardware,
Your Quaeutware,
Your Notient,
Your Doota A Shoe,,
Your Leather,
Your Shoe Finding,
Your Flour and Fish,
Yonr Window Curtains,
Your Carpett,
Your Oilolotht,
Your Wall Papers,
Your lists,
Your Capt,
Yonr Carpet Chain,
Your Stoves,
Yonr Baoen and Feed.
8ALTI SALTI SALT! at wholesale to country
merchant.
OILS, PAINTS, fJLASS, A. A liberal dis
count to builder.
Everything Ibat you need can b had at great
advantage to the buyer, at
KRATZER A LVTLK'S,
' , . Market etrcet,
Cl-ElKriri n, Pi., opposite tbe Jail,
pd. to moh8'7S
N
E W COOPII
ew Firm at Wallaceton, Fa.
JOHN HOLT & SONS
Hav bought tb (utlro ttock of good from P.
Oallaghw, and ar receiving a general assortment
of new goods from 11) Eastern cities, tuck at
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
GROCERIES,
" QUEEXSWARE,
HARDWARE
BOOTS 4 SHOES,
HAT3 k CAPS,
BACON, FISH,
SALT, FLOUR,
FEED, ic, ic, 4c,
To exchange for Country Produoe, Railroad Tic,
Lumber or CASH. Uetuber 18, loTl.
Down I Down 1 1
THE LAST AltRIVAL
AND OF COURSE THE CHEAPEST!
A Proclamation against High Prices!
TtTTR are now often In an a lot of the best am
Y most seawmabte Uoods and Wares erer
offered In this market, and at prices that remind
una of the good old days of cheap things. Those
who la'k faith upon this point, or deem our alle
gations supernuous, neea uu.
1ILL JtT Ollt STORE,
Corner Front and Market streets.
Where they eaa tee feel, hear and know for them
eelvos. To fully understand what areebeap goods,
this snast be done, we do not deem it neoeasary
to enumerate and itemise our stock. It Is enough
for us to state that
We bare Everything that is Needed
and efHsumed in this market, and at prloes thtt
astomih both old and young.
deolO JOtihPU SHAW k BOX
11
BAD THISI
FL6UR & FEED DEPOT I
T)
attnlf'n of the eltitt-ns of Clearfield and
y is dirrotrd to tent that (Jooilfellow A
Hon wo the agenty f H. Niooe k Co., and have
just
itcJ a ball uosen car loads of rlour and
Feed
ures.
ivbioh they offer at the lowest posxiblc fig
a large sioea 01
FL(
fIR, COJtN MEAL, CHOP,
BUCKWHEAT PI.0UK, IJRAV,
toes, Shelled Corn, Corn In ear, Ac, Ao.
p.
Co.'h
icular attention is tailed to M. Niece A
rttnd of family Fluur, which is ths best io
the ii
krket.
Pi iir and Feed oan and wli) b sold cheaper
than fit oan be obtained elsewhere In Cieartteld
county.
Iff-Store on Market street lext door to Jlon.
Ale lender Irvin's residence.
OOODFEM.OW A PON,
. AgfnU for M. Niece k Co.
jaolutf
Y O U B A T T 14 V T 1 O Nl
just fohT"momknti
Are you In nerd of a good set of Harness f
Are you in need of a good Saddle or Bridle f
If ao. oall at the Had die and Harness Shoo of
Jona V. llAHVtTK, where yon can get the best la
the market, llouhle and Hlngle Harness and La
dies' and Uent's Haddles of superior workmanship,
always on hand or manufactured to order. 8p
nial attention is called to my slock of Collars and
Names, which are Ihe best In use. 1 also bare an
aMortment of faddlers' Hardware, which will he
lisnosed of at reasonable rates, repairing of all
kinds promptly attended to. L.lon't forget to
call before purchasing elsewhere, 8 hop in Old
ron umce, war net surer, iirarnem, ra
May S, 1871-ly. JoIlN C. 1IAKWIKC.
AUCTION ROOMS!
Z. C. McCULLOUGH, Auctioneer.
HAVING opened Auction Rooms in Clearfleld,
l'a.. I would respectfully inform merchant.
sod manufacturer! Ibat I am prepared to tell all
klndt of merchandise on eornralsslcn at reasonabl.
terms. iJays of sale will b announoed by posterc
and ollterwiee.
oW-Hoomi oa Market tret, noat door to new
PottonV.
JaaSO I. C. MoCI'LI.OI Oil.
.J.
In TUB rotlHT OK COMMON PLEA
of1hrVld county, Pennsylvania.
Mary ellaire, by h.r Baal
frimd, lletfry liookmaa,
Ko.lir, g.pl.T. UN.
Alias sub. tur dlvore.
Wllllaai II. u.
Tha andertlancd eominlssloner annotated by
lh ort to take tMtlmonr In' tb .Wove aae.
hereby give nolle that heoill rtend talhada.
ties of hit apauwitmflnt, al tb onir of J. II. M
Rnally, Ktq., in Clearfleld, l'a.. e THUfiHIlAY,
Ihe Tth day of March, A. M. IMi, u-l .'cluk p.
tt., wher all pertlea Interested may attend,
CYRL'H MOHDUN, 0mmlstjar.
CleartWd, KsU 1, l7l.-t.', v.,. . . .
gAjkETT 4 HCHHYVUH,
P MIL a ItS 1M
BlILDlXtriURUWARM,
AUq, maaufaoturtri of
... .... j
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
Bood Street,
Cf. JiARKIELD, PA.
Carpenter and Builders mill nd It to Ihelr
advanlan lo eiawiue our ,UMk before pumhating
tlsawbere.
STOVEil STOVES!
W are nnw selllnK tb eelebraied TIMES
COOK and KKMANCK, lb clietjietl and best
smrrs in tb market.
Every ftor fully warranted.
ALSO, '
PARLOR,
UKATIfcO,
a.d
RAFTING STOVKSI
nblob will be told at cheap if any In the county.
Striot attention paid ordering article fur pr
tlet kbo Jjiire It.
T.e-Roudn), Spouting apd Jub work done on
reasunabl Uruit.
Clcarlleld, Pa, April 12, 1871.
II. F. BIGIER & CO.,
DIH.lt 11
II ARD W ARE,
Alto, Mannfaetnrartof
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
CLEA BUILD, PA. '
LOT OF SADDLES, BRIDLES,
Harnett, Collar, t.., for tal. h,
11. F. BIOLEB At CO.
ALMEK'S PATENT UNLOAD-
Ing Day Forkt, for tal ij
If. F. BIG LEn V CO.
rIL, TAINT, PUTTY, GLASS,
Ktlls, sic, for tsls by
H. F. BI0LF.R A CO.
II
aRNESS TRIMMINGS Si SHOE
Findings, for tal by
II. F. B10L.ER A CO.
G
UNS, PISTOLS, SWORD CANES
For sal. by
II. F. P1GLER I
CO.
gTOVES, OP ALL SORTS AND
Sit. s, for .ale by
II. F. BIOLF.R k CO.
TUON! IRON1 IKON1 IRON!
For sal. by
U. F. BIOLER k CO.
II
OKSE SHOES & HORSE SHOE
KAILS, for tilt by
H. F BIOLER k CO
pULLEY BLOCKS, ALL SIZES
And bail Manufacture, for sal by
II. F. BIG LEU k CO.
TUMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE
BOXES, for tal by
U. F. IIIGLER k CO.
RODDER CUTTERS for talo by
cn30-7O n. F. BIGLER k CO.
Tll TIM
STOVEHt 8TOVEU1 TUVKMI
WAPLE k IIARTMAN
Deslra to Inform tho eitliens of Oeeoola and
the nubile renerally, that they have just received
a large and splendid aemrtmentot Stores, House
hold Hardware and lamped and Japanned
Warps of all hinds. Also that we manufacture
and keep constantly on hand a full assortment of
iinmens Hares, wmen we win dispose o. ai
either wholesale or ret nil, to suit burchaaere.'
Roofing, ppouting, Repairing and all kinds or
Job wurk dono to order and witn dispaton.
Mnet attention paid orjenojj artioies for par
tie desiring It.
Unnsiimers will lud It to tneir adrantago to
fmrchaae from us. Our stock nd prices will sat
nfy you that we do sell food wares at
prices that pleat tbe people.
iou wtii nn us on vurttn street, neany op
popitetha Rxrhange Hotel.
Urveoia miiis, ra., nay id, mci-tr.
THE CLEARFIELD
VOPD-CHOPPERS' AXE
Manufactured especially fur .
'ME CLEARFIELD TRADE,
rua tit-u ar
augfl'70
II. F. BIULkR A CO.
QOOK BTOVKSI
hr an It c) L'ALUlllMlT,
Bl'RUI'KIIANNA, SI I'Kr.IOR.
OOV. PEJfM, REOl'LATOR,
NORLKCOOK, NATIONAL RANOB,
TRIUMPH, PARLOR COOK8,
SPEARS RLV0LV1NU LIGHTS
AND UOL'BLK HEATERS,
And all kit.lt of Ueallng Htovee for tal by
U2.17 II. F. BIOLER A CO.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
At the Nrw Tjbacoo and Cigar Slur of
II. n. SUA H
I."
Two doort Ettt of tj. PesloSc, Clearfleld, Pa.
Cunslantly on hand In assortment of Navy,
Congress, Cavendish, Cable, H!,,uroll,
Michigan and Century Flna-ouV'
Chewing Tobacco, Ac.
Also, a large and wll aeleeted slock of Imported
aad l)omtietigart, Bmoatng Toeatt,
Mrsohaum and Briar Pip,
Pip lllur, Tobacco
Bole, Cigar Holder, and avorythlng generally
found In a well regulitad Cigar and
Tobaeo Slr.
X'eia ember lb plan t Two door Kaat of
lh Pot.)JJIei CrWrdald, Pa. pd.toJaB.a'rt
IT fi fk Itlinl'.l lEI.T WANTROl
i),JlJI And all klndt Al Vi RH for which
the blgliett cash price will he paid, ay
ar-tW-W ' I. L. RElr,RKTI'Il.'
B
LAtK COmTAB'p KA,jr0R
5 CJooilj, (BrorrrUj, tf.
E.At&V.D.IRVlN
. DEALW',1 1 11 ' .j
GENERAL .
i
. SQUARE TIMBER
LQGS& LUMBER
CUR'VFISVILLE, PA.,
A BR offering, at thaj new Stor House, a
corspleta ttock of KW (JOODS, of aJI
dcwrlptiona.
Dry Goods and Groceries,
II A R O W A R K,
BOOTS & SHOES,
CLOTUIXQ, Ac.
! LA ROB VARIETY.
Flour,
Jtleat,
Ryt,
OalM,
Corn,
Always a hand and for talc at a small
advano.
ROPE, la larg ejnantiliM, sold low by coil; als.,
PULLEY BLOCES, SMALL ROPE
and CANTHOOKS.
On hundred of
ATWATERS ELMIRA BOOTS,
for tls by tb aas at wholesale rate.
Received by ear load : ,
HUNTINGDON FLOUR,
and told at small advano.
HARNESS, of all klndt, HORSE COLLARb
and HAM ES, nORPE BLAKEET8,
BUFFALO ROBES, Ac.
Alto, oa aala flrst olatl two horse WAGON?,
TWIN SLEDS, LOO SLEDS, and
EI.KIGUS.
Special Inducements offered t tbo getting
out Square Timber and Logs, at wt deal largely
in Lumbermen's Supplies, and ar prepared at all
timet to purchase Timber, Log and Lumbar.
Curwensvill, November 16, 1871.
Clothing.
How to Save Money.
T II Ft I met art bard ; you'd Ilk to know
How yoa may sevo'yonr dollars j
The way to do it I will show.
If you will read what follows.
A man who lived not far from here,
Who worked bald at his trade,
But had a household to support
Tbal squandered all h made.
I met him once. B.yt h, "My friend,
I look threadbare and rough
I've tried to get myteir a suit,
But can't save up enough."
8ayt t, my frl.nd, how mack hav yoa t
I'll tail yoa wbr to go
To get a euit that' found and ehepi
I? kEUESSTEIN A Co.
Hi took what llttl a had sav.d,
Aad want t Relteosteln A Brothen',
And there be got a handtom tail,
For half h paid to otitn.
Now he It bom, he looks so wsll,
Aud their envoi Is tueb,
That when they lake their dally meal,
They don't at half nj $)i.th.
Aad n0 ' icdt a Satarday aight,
w'ltb'all their wantt tupplltd,
That ha has money left to spend,
And worn to l.y atid.
His good focc.ts, with eh.erful tmlle,
lie gladly tall to all.
If you'd Bars money, go and buy
Yonr lotb al
REIZENSTEIN'S CL0THINO HALL
Where lh ebe.p.st, (nest and brst Clothing
nd good Furnishing Goods oan b bad to tuit
every taste and in every style. aprll,70
MARBLE AM) STOVE YARD !
Mrs. 8. 8. LIDDELL,
Having engaged la lh Marble buslnell, desire
to Inform bar friend, end lh puhli that .he has
nuw aud will keep constantly oa hand a large and
well selected stock of ITALIAN AND VERMONT
MARBLH,'jid Is prepared to fuinisk lo order
TOMBSTONES,
BOX AND CRADL. TOMBS,
. MONUMENTS,
Curbs tnd Pottt for Cemetery Lots, Window
Sillt and Capt, alto,
BUREAU, TABLE AND WASH STAND
TOPS, Ac, Ac,
a..Yard on Reed street, near tbe R, R. Depot,
Cli-artleld, Pa.
T,7I
FAIRBANKS'
8TAXDARI
NALN,
OF all miiis;
Dagtfage Harrows, Warehouie Iioflks, Ci;irjt
Prcsies, Imt roved Monej Drawer, At,
FOB IALI IT
II. F. BIOLER & CO.,
Dealer In Hardware,
a,i;h30:7( tf Second Street, Clearfleld, Pa.
j0,,S
TROUT II AN,
r ueaier in an ainas of
FURNITURE, '
Vfarket Street, '
One door east Allegheny Home,
augl71 Cf EARFIRLD, PA.
l!MININTflA1'Uillil' MWTli'b Notioe
it berebv evi that letters of adialnittratioa
on Ihe est. Is of, SAMUEL PEOPLES, dee d, lata
of Brady toau")up, Clearfleld enunty, Penna.,
having been duly gisolrd to th undersigned, H
persons ludoblsd to "said s state will pleaea make
payment, and thus hvlngatas ar demands
will nreaenl iheta properly authentlrated fortes.
U.m JEiiSlH.INtl",
P.., H7J t Adnllaittrator.
ri i I ?ji! .'i .i.it'
THE ALLEGHENY HOTEL;
MARKET St., CLBAKFIKLD, Pa. '
THI4 largo and oominodioui nrw hotel ha
been ripened fur tb acoontmodatloa l Hi
Cubllc, when Ihe proprietor will ha glad t mM
is old friends, and roo.lv a sbitia .1 paklle pat
roaaga. By atriat psrwoaai aUaalica M tha oV.
tailt of bit haiiaeis, he hop to bo able to ruidjr
aatisraclioa lo his patfva. - Tba TABI.I wlrl
alwayi be bountifully aapplUd with tbe brat thai
can bo proearfA 'ta tb market, and th BAR
will uuiln full tto-.k of Lly L'OHH, BEER, A
Qood sUbling attactfl-d." '
' t'JKI'KB. LKIPIM.IIT,
Clearfleld. Ifarah I. 1(6 In
rroprietoi
-U
THE MANSION HOUSE;
Comer of (ood end Market Streets, ,
CLEARFIELD, Ba
rilHIS eld aad sommodloo Hotel'hu. daring
X thapast year, b..n mlsrg.d to denbl. iu
furmnr oapaally for th ntrtalnmeDt of itrsa
gel's and guests. Th wb.l bnilding hat it
rvfurnithad, and tha praprl.Ur wHk fjitr 5
pain to rndr hit guettt cosfbrtabl whll
fUylcg with him. " ' ' s'
r-Ih "Maasl-B livus'. Omnlbnt mas U
and from lbs Brf!?t"b tb t' irrivtl tnd departure
of.scbtr.ln. Vl JOHN DOUGHERTY,
pro-70 tf Proprl.tor.
SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE,
CurweutvUle, Clcardeld coauty. Pa, ,
THIS old and wall it.bll.h.d Hotel, heintl
fully tltueted oa tb hankt el tht Soroue-
banna, la th borosgn oi turwenirnie, nas his
leased for a term of year by lb nndtrtlgned.
ft has been sntlrelv rctiled, aad It now open la
tb. public generally and tha travelling eoiimit
aity ia particular. Vo rklcs'wMI-b Ipsrtd t
render guettt eomfortabnt while tarVylng at thi
house. Ample Stabling rtmb for th aoeonmo-
dttloa of teams. Uhargea moaertis.
ELI BL0M.
S.pt, IS, ISTO-ti. .
THE RAILROAD HOUSE,
MAIfJ 81., PllILIISBUKG. PA.
rpnB api)erslgned leapt ontl.nly 6i) htnd
X. th bert'of-Liquor. HIS tstle It alw.yt
supplied with th battr th market tffordt. Tp4
traveling public will do well lo gtre him a eell."
aovl, A. " uuir.ni ujuiu.
viiaw iiounr. , , . ,
Corner of Market and Frofil Ptrcet;,
, Clearfleld, Pa. .
Thi nagnilloent Hotel It entirely new, ecm-
plot ia all It. appointments, and convenient to
tbe Court House, A free Omnibus runs to aad
from tb Depot on the arrival and densrture of
eeob train.
April II, 18TA.
Proprietor.
JEONARD HOUSE,
, Near lh Railroad Depot,
Clearfleld, Pa.
8. B. KOW, Proprietor.
Tbit boose la large, well furnished, and nearly
new, and th Proprietor feels confident of render
ing satisfaction to guests. N. B Good stabling
connected with th hotel. Q.-7I
THEMITH HDLISE,
(Opposite R. R. Depot.)
CLEARFIELD, PENNA.
THE undersigned, hiving beeom proprietor
of this house is ready to entertain stranger
and travelers, and therefore olielu fnjonraert to
live him a call. His Table will be supplied with
tbe best the market affords, and lis Bar will eon.
tela tba choicest of wine, and liquet s. Extensive
tabling Is attached, t'h.rges moderate.
j.nll)71 JAMES M jLALQULItf .
WESTERN pOTEL.
Opposite tha Court House,
CLEARFIELD. P E IS Si A.
Aeeona.odatiooj flrsi-olasa aad cbarts moderate,
cxrj JOUK F. VOCNG, Proprietor.
M
ONTOUR MUDIb,."
Oppotite tbe'Court House,
L 0 C K II A V E N, PE.NA.
J.1471 I1AISKAL A EROM, Pnip's.
TKOCkERHOPF IOU8E,
BELLEFONTE, TA.,
V. JOHNSTON A SONS,
OCIS57I Proprietort.
A-
MERICAN IIOV8E,
Maia Street,
BR00EVILLE, PENN A-
SHANNON A BI'RKITT,
o4 71 PrcprieUirf.
goots and i&pfs.
DANIEL CONNELLY,
Boot and Shoe Manufacturer,
1 ' 'clea'rfiel'd.'pa.
HAS )utt received a ta lot of French CALF
bKINS, and 1 now prepsrsd to maaafaa
ture eveYything In hi Itn at th lowest fignr..
H will warrant hi work to h a rprsnto.
H respectfully solicit a eat), al hit thop ea
Mrkt street, second d( or wt of tb postoSo.
wbr ba will do all In hit power to rendersatl
faction. Some fin Oaiter tops on hand.
my(,'(7-y DANIEL CONNELLY.
m BOOT AD SHOE SH01
EDWARD MACK,
Coa. MARKET A 3d St., CLEARFIELD, Pi.
THE proprietor hatintered Into the BO0Td
SHOE husinett at the abov Hand, aad
ia dtrmind aot to b eotdon cither la qual
ity or price for hi work. Special attention
will b paid to msnufoctnring Sewed work. 11
ha oa hand a larg lot of Erench Kip and
Calf Skint, of lb very best qntllly. Tbe rill,
sens of Clearfleld and vicinity ara respectfully
Invited to give him a trial, Ne ebaige lor call.
nnvuv n.tr
jiHisrrUnncrjuS.
Clearfield Nursery.
ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY.
THE undersigned, having established a Nut
ry oa th 'Pike, about hsff way betweea
Clearfleld and Cnrwensvtlle, is prepared to fur
nlib all kinds of FRUIT TREKS, (standard and
awarf,) Evergreen, Shrubbery, Grape ihe;
Qoeeurria, Lawtoa Rlarhbny, Strawberry,
and Haabvrry Via Also, Siheriea Crab Trees,
Quince, and early eoirlet Hhubsib, Ae. Oldsrt
promptly ttlqnd.d t. 'Address, . . ;
. I". VI PlUtlJ.
tepll IS.y Crw,rtvills. Pa
New Meat Market.
THK noderslirned hare oponed'a teat Market
in tbe room formerly uecnjtied hy Hlexandrlp
Irvin, on Market street, Cliarfleld, PS , adjotninlf
Mussop's, where tbey intend to oep a supply of
All kinds mf Meat,
Fruit ud Vefrrtables,
And at "micks ro shit thn Tinas." Kbon will
ho npea regularly on Tuesday, Thursday and lat
nrdity. and meat delirerrd at any point. A sharw
of publie jtAStTtaage is rcspcrtftilly soliflteit. , J'
f. W. BHOWN.
lAi.so Ocntinue to deal in all kinds of
Improved Agricultural luipt- meats.
Clearfield, August m, UVO-tf.
ST0E AM) EAUTHES -WARE
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION I '
CROCKS! TOTS! pROCKS!
I'l.licr'i Talent Alrllcht Self dcallnc
Pralt fl'anal
Bl'TTRR CROCKS, with lids,
CI1EAM CHOt'KS, MII.K CROCKS,
AI'l'I.B ; BI'TTHn CLOCKS, ,
I'iCKLS CROCRSi
FLOWER POTS, TIE UlSHES,
STEW rtTS,
And a great many other things tao numerous In
mention, to a nma at
FRED'K. LEITZINGER'S
STOGIE - WARE POTTERY,
Lurnsr "I ' aorrr in. uirw .mt
v.' CI.KARK1KI.U, PA.' - - augl
Beale's Embrocation, '
(LATE POWLtliy'
For all dlsetiet Incident d Horses, Csttls, aad
Hnmea Flesh, tdlfillrlng lb as el aa .
" cktBraal analloatloa. . .
ThU Eiahroeetioa wae eitntivtly Ussd hy
th Govevan-ant during th wtr.
far sals by Bartswlek A dwl, Clearfleld.
Jotepb) R. Irwta. Carwoatrlltl. Daalel flood.
easT, Lataamar s ; . . , ,M s
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