THE REPUBLICAN.
CLHAltl'IKLD, PA.
WEDNESDAY MOllMM). MARCH d. 171.
Terms of Subscription.
If paid In advuiioo, or within tltrou muiti lm ...9? 00
It vi I ..fir three uvd before six in on lbs 2 Ml
II paid alter tlie e.ratoii of six months... II 00
All article! to I unite imcrtiun in lliii
(in per should he handed In early on Tuesday
luuruing, n we go lo press nt 12 o'clock, (nuon.)
m:iJ;iotirt notici n,
MotliodUt KpUcopnl Cliurcli Rer. J. II.
"M'Cnm., Pastor. -PuMlo Korvioe every Bnbbatb,
st 11 A M., nmt 71 I. M.
Sabbntlt Puhool nt U A. M.
lr.,yer Mooting every Thursday, nt 1 P. M.
Communion Service. first ttabbath of wfery
Binnllt. nt A. M.
St. Andrew'! CIiiirrhr.plttCupKl..1ter.
Ok nut. a lUt.i.. I'lthlin Ht-rvfce Sunday morning
at 1 oVImdi, and nt 7 P. M. Sun-biy Suliitol nt
3 P. M. rruyor Meeting Wednesday evening
at 7 o'olook.
Presbyterian CliiirrhI.rv. Mr.Tli Ti.iift.
Public Service every Sabbath, morning and evtn
In?-
Ila-.tlst Church Iter. W. tl. Rkixhrr. Put
fxnt. Public services over J Sabbath, uioriiiiig or
, evemnic. eltoriniteiv.
nr. iv-aiicU O.urrli Catholic Rcr. T.
J. M. Mvxin. M,im at 10 o'clock A. M.. on the
ceo ml nnl fourth Sunday of each munth.
Kor Kale Wo imtieo t It it t Sonutnr
- Wallace introduced bill iu (lit Senate on I Im 28th
ult.. authorising the Lutheran congregation of
Clearfield to se?l certain real eetfttc.
Look Hkue. Tlio chiip who bar-
romtd a gold pen In the Commissi oners' office
about two weeks ago, had better return (t. This
it the seeoud one He bin secured in tb.it way, anil
Ui about tiuie that kind of biisinecs wouM stop.
Iiot'SK IlcrtNia) Wo liMirnthnt tho
dwe.ling honse o!" Anbury Fleg.tl, of Bogg
ship, wai destroyed ty (Iro. one day last werk,
Tbfl house win a new one, and will pro re a heavy
less, bolide wli ich tho household goods were
nearly nil consumed. " ' ?
Hkwv Hlast tvnst week quilo n
Tieavy blast wm put oft" in the cut on ihe railroad
above town, twenty kegs of powder being need for
the purpose. We are in farmed that the explosion
was rery heavy, and moved fully one thousand
jards of earth and rooks in tho excavation.
Bronl-riUt Jtpuhl!ota.
Dkad. Tho H.'llef.nto Watchman
aays: Andrew White, Esq., the venerable court
crier of this county, died at hit residence in Miles
burg on Friday last, Mr. White has been court
-erier for many ycan, and was a particular friend
of Judge Woodward, when that distinguished and
nblo gentleman presided here.
A Boom. Tho Mutu-y Luminary
says : The work on the boom at this place is pro
gressing finely. Eleven pien of the main boom
are finished, as are alio three pien of the idiccr
boom above, and others are under way. The work
is all first olats, and it ii said when finished it will
bo tho bcit boom on the river.
Lkfi Tho individual, Smile, who
hni been wintering with tio filicriPT, took French
leave one dny last week. We prciiiicc be fuppf
ed I lie rafting season wm here, and he then fore
tepprd out lo hunt aj b. Tho Sheriff bat been
looking for hiiu. but np to the present lull not oh.
taincd a ligbt of him, and ho no doubt Smiles
. somewhere else than in the old prUott.
Passed. An net rulu'mr
building of a S ato road from Kalny Station, on
tho' Philadelphia and Erie railroad, in "Clinton
coantv, via John Pohn'i, Potter's Mills and
hnarr's Mills tu Central Point, In Covington
townihip, Clearfield eouniy. Wo have not seen
this bill, but understand it ts a joiot effort on the
part of tbo eit liens of Kurt hum towusbip, and
Keitiag township, Cl'in'tn county, to build a
com pie to road through theic two township from
the railroad to t'uc Suietbport turnpike, a few miles
beyond Mulsonburg.
List of letter rcnittinini; unclaimed
in the PnstofTfne at Clearfield, for the week ending
Mnrcu 4th,
Ashman, It ic hard.
Ilarndxllar, William.
Ca, Mm. Annie.
ilcllaM, J. U.
Kui.forlh, N. II.
Iumron, William L.
Friol, Anthony.
France. Sjnih A.
Fcrr, Miia Maggie.
Orwn. (i. I..
lladfield, Ueorge. (2)
liuminger, Ucorge.
lie's, Mrs, Emily.
Kline, Mrs Ada.
Kanfinvtn, Charles.
Knox, Philip.
I.a'hers, Witltam. -Leidy.
C. F.
I.vlf, Mi. Kute.
P..hri, Pi ter.
Keeins, Curtift.
ltath.iu-t, Kdwnrd.
Himrer, Mis. Em in a.
Wnller, HotKrr.
KA.UAl'MX, P. M.
Tne IlniiiT Muvk. Much Incut dii-
satiifiiotioo and legal wrong hsi prevailed In our
eounty for ft number of years past, lu adjusting
the wages of Supervisors, township Auditors,
Overseers of the Poor, oto. The wages of tbeie
(Doers were novcr raised by an Aot of Assembly,
f as in everything else, but remained nt the old rate
or 91 per day. lei in nearly every iownn;p in
..the eounty, for years post, thefte officers have been
charging $2 to fi.bO per day. This has caused
much wrangling and ill feeling, and we are highly
pleacd that Senator Wallace list week introduced
a bill Into tho Legislature, regulating the feci of
the vfliocrs in question, and that hereafter they
must obey the Act of Assembly upon this point,
School Tiiansckiptm. Tho 49ih
section of the Act of Assembly regulating a sys-
' tern of Common Schools, approved the 8th day of
May, A. D. 1864, require! the County Commil
lioners to furnish the several school boards with a
transcript of the last adjusted rahmtion, upon the
application of the said boards. The Com in union
era have complied with the law, and on the 1st
Instant mailed to each hoard of Sebool Directors
In the county a copy of the hit adjusted aiioss
ment. The table below, amonoiing in tbo aggre
gate to $-r,87,044, is the amount of seated prop
erty In Clearfield county subject to school tax
We give the valuation In each borough and town
ship for 1871 aed 172, as follows :
Aggregate Seated t
Valuation, j v
a
hot 1871.iFor 1871'. ?
tow aim i rs.
Dccoaria. -
Hell
It loom -
".'fCI
Ifrflswtotsi
Kridfurdindepo't dist
. Drady H
Itornsidc
ttStt.
Covingtnn ,
' Clearfictd
: (?urwvnsvil!e...
Decatur
Ferguffon.. , ,
. Oirard...
'0'jnhen
Graham.. H
Onlioh
Huston -
Jordan
. Ii'nlbaui
lnox
Lawrence
31V,4An
21 li.ooo j
CO.IoOl
1ft4.2jn
1S.7KV
f222,fi:tO l0
C70, H (10
6iJ,i;l(il 7 oo
I ,'.6,6711! 8 00
IHO.Ilo! 9 (10
14,1011,..
S'JO.UtDi
M8,8((i
ln(l.5V0l
9H,2C'
i2i,m oo
SUl,l:t'i,lft 28
172,4U 7 40
ny.uro' 7 .10
4;.ti,H4,sso oo
1I.V2?'2(I CO
41,100
1 15,010,
2 II, CM
Hi 140
H5,7tn
61,1 lOi
:t.HOo
22r,:(uti lo 41
120,7201 8 10
nuHio 7 oo
bV.mi 8 20
87,2H' 7 00
Vl.ttioj 7 10
M,K2(, 8 P0
12IAU 9 V
70,flii0 8 07
7 7!
2S7,tlH 70
4:l,2'
4n.tf0iMI Oil
61,190
1,100!
121.2O01
7o,4flOl
I,wrer.eeindfpe'ldistj
'Laniber City.
Morris
Jf, Washington i
Oeeola
Penn -
Pike
Pike Indepe't district.
foion.-.
Woolward....-
40,020
22:1. 1 nol
Hft.SSP'
40,(10 12 f O
1 49 00
UI.A21; 0 14
24I.&U 10 70
115.20H
2 AG 10
s.nao .,
Al OtO 8 OA
12.1,700, 8 ::o
ll'.t.SO.
. i,;5;,ciio:i,8;o,fl4.' $u oo
Total ..
ti. molilnWloi the valuation of any borooth
or township above flven by the number of mills
' acjroed upon by tbe School Directors, boperviwr.
. . of the Poor, ny person can aseer-
tai. Ihe aw" """nt " "rM
.r all of them, for school, roaj or poor porpows.
Ajaln.U will H "''in" iM of,"''
hool board. I..PP'J IBV rhT h. i Z
two month, after this, nd aay
Krlpt In question .. "
IhJt distri... encountered this
know they were mUKM "P 'T?'
Th. third col
was fntcd.4 for l '
,...U. I. w..lo..Uh U. It
.rac rala. per Kr. f lb. K.ted l4 l
. ddlriet la Ik. JK. ,
, UUTIESOF TOWNSHIP OFFICER!.
We givo the following synopsis of the Act of
Assembly approved the lit It (lay of April, 1834,
relating lo the dulitl of Ami siort, Supervisors,
and Overseers of the Poor, and tbe ftseessuient of
Ituad and Poor taxes, via t
Bkc. 52 authorises tbe Supervisor to amis a
road lai wt rettii ttn miftt on nil Ihe rent and
personal estate, offices, trades and oucupntlous, fur
the purpoie of laying out, opvnlng, making or re
pairing roads, blghwa,s and bridgii.
The Supervisor! can nIo aiavu an additional
tax and eolleot tho same, for tbe purpose ef dis
charging any Just debt duo a furuior Supervisor or
Overseer of Ike Poor. '
(Money at lutorcst, watches, buggies, eau luges,
or huusuhold furniture aro nut taxable for road,
poor or street purposes.)
0 oncers of tbo Poor must tint obtain the writ
ten consent of two Junllevi of tbo Peace, before
tui-y eau prooocd to lay a poor tax, which ii not
to excuvd 10 mills, All rood aud poor taxes must
be luid on tho last adjusted assciiemont made fur
the purpose of county tax. The Supervisors and
Overseers of tho Pour, when they proceed lo as
sess their annuul tax, shall tnko tu their nssiatauoe
tho Ai-iur fur tho liuiv being, whose duty It sbal
be to furulsli a oorrect copy of the mil Hcsetfniont
and to give bis aid In unking out tbo tax dupll
oatcs.
Tit Supervisors and Overseers shall oause their
tax rates to be entered in a book kept for that pur
pose, certified and signed by the in, and to be de
positcd with the Town Clerk.
6kc. 59 of tbo aot aforesaid requires the Super
visors and Overseen of every townohip to moot
annually at a meeting to be eonvened far that par.
pt, aud appoint some suitable person of said
township who shall servo as collector of tho town
ship taxes. Evory such collector shall give bond
with surety, tn double the amount or the mm or
nioucy which may come luto his band, or, If he
prefer, givo a bond and tuortgago for a similar
amount on real estate, to tbo satisfaction of tbo
Snpervisors aud Overseers.
When tho Supervisors and Ov oncers shall havo
agreed upon the rate of thotr respective taxes,
they shall make, or cause to bo made, fair dupli
cates of the tax so laid, which shall bo signed by
them respectively, and shall afro issue a warrant
with such duplicato to tbe collector, authorising
and requiring him to demand and receive from
every person named In bii duplicate the sum
wherewith such person stands charged. J'roviJtd,
That before issuing the warrant for tho collection
of road taxet, It shall be the duty of the Supervi
sors to give notice to all persons so taxed, by ad
vertisement, or io person, to attend at luch times
and places as the Supervisors may direct, so as to
give such persons full opportunity to work out
their taxos on the roads. Tenants are bound by
law to pay or work out the taxes of non-resident
property holders.
If any person shall neglect or refuse to pay bis
or her taxes, It shall be lawful for the collector,
having first obtained a warrant, which any Justice
of the Psuco in tbo eounty Is authorised to Issue,
to levy upon and make sale of the goods and
chattels of such delinquent, giving tea days' no
tice of such sale by at least three written or print
ed advertiscinvnts ; and In cuse gouds and chatties
can nut be found, such collector shall take tbe body
of such delinquent and convey bim to the Jail of
the proper county, there to remain uuiilthc amount
so ebarged, together with lbs oostr, shall be paid,
or secured lo be paid, or until otherwise discharged
by due course of law.
Iu townnbips where they elect Treasurers, it
would seem entirely proper to opnoint the same
icrsou collector, because all tbe funds would In
that ease be at the same place.
Why not elect ft Treasurer in every lownibip
and borough, and then make him collector ol
school, poor and road taxes? Those citizens who
want to work out their road taxes, let thetn do so,
the Treasurer at tbe same time keeping a dupli
cate in Ins poiiscixlon of all tac atsusscd, and is-
puo another to each Superior, ehargiog tbe in
with the amount, and at the Auditors' settlement
let the Supervisors present their vouchers iu the
shape of a time book, giving day and d.ilo for j
every day that a oitiien has worked oo tbe roads, j
or tujh orders as trniy come iuto bis bands isiuvd j
by his predeeeisors. " 1
The miserable practice the Supervisors have of
writing "Paid" lo their duplicates, should be
abolirbcd. It Is no evidence that tho township
has received any benefit, or that the tax has been
paid, because tho citiien may have paid his tax tu
he Supervisor in money o resettled it with bim tn
a private business transartion, tbus defrauding
be township out of either money or work on tbe
roads. I.cl tho taxpayer understand that if lie
withis to pay bis rud tax la money he must pav
it lo the towuship Treasurer, and take a receipt
therefor. Then there will soon be some cash In
be treasury, and if the Supervisors are required
to keep a lime book, tbe roads will soon Improve
and look much better.
Why not settle Supervisors' accounts like other
pubtio accounts f Tbe township Auditorr will not
settle with the school Treasurer unless he produces
orders or money to square his accounts, nor will
they suttle with the Overseers unless lhy produce
proper vouchers, yet they will settle with the Su
pervisor if be just bus the word "paid' between
the name and thetax 1
The constant complaints made to us upon this
point by taxpayers is evidence that there is some
thing radically wrong on this point in nearly every
township in the eounty. Wo have bad particular
eitixcoB named, who havo not done a day's work
on tho roads for years, yet their taxes are always
marked paid, and in some instances It U said tbo
Supervisors never receive cash enough to puy tbe
Auditors for rank in jr. tbe settlement. We have a
number of communications on hand, bearing upon
this point, but they are too personal and rabid for
publication.
Hemoved. The Greensburi; Repub
icon says: "We have been Informed that our en
terprising young friends, K. J. k 0. 11. Walker,
havo sold out their Interest in the planing mill at
tat robe, and have removed to Oicsola, Clearfield
eounty, Pa., where they are ercoting a large
planing mill which they expect to have in opera
tioa by tbo first of April next. They aro both
energetic and enterprising men, and are just the
men to do in extensive business, and we havo no
doubt that they will succeed. Wo regret that such
cltiscm ns the Messrs. Walker find It necessary to
their interest to leave the eounty, as they are both
active and honest in all their business transactions.
We know that they will make friendv, as well as
money, wherever they go.'' That ie exactly right.
Come and do business wb?re the material Is to be
had.. There are openings for a halt doxep more
such institutions In tbe eounty. Why not tnann
faolure all our boards ready for tbo builder? Let
one set of men erect saw mills and another planing
mills, right here where the lumber grons, instead
of baring It done down tbe river.
A CniiiiKciitiN. Wo in ado n clear
mistake but week in the laet iiariigniph in ourar-
title on "lands and niKfrnicnte." The 6011,403
acres should bar. been 010,089 nores. Wo gnvo
the ag;rrc2'Uo acres seated and unseated, Instead
of the seated alcno. l'or want of rootn we were
eoinpolled to omit one eulumn of our tnblc, .how.
infr the avcrago assesiecl value per acr. of the
red land In each township, which will be found
In aiiotbor table this week.
Printing. Wo liiiruon liand a very
large stock of Letter, N'ole, Statement, and liill-
Hcad pnperi, and are prepared tu priut Letter
Headi, 11,11 Heads, Htatcmontr, JLc, in the beat
llylc, at short notice and fair price., lloiim i
Card, and Envelope Tip. .xeouted in the beat
manner. Persons in want of anything of Ibis
kind are Invited tucell and esauiino our specimens.
TIlO HllllltlKT ll'llll l'f lliO Now
IVashlngton Academy eonimenees on tbe flrat
Monday in May. See advcitifeipeiit for terms, Ac.
tarried.
On Fehru.ry, 1ST, by P.er. A. Tnonrsot, at
the residene. of Mr. Julin 6wen, Mr. TAYLOR
HOWI.Kc) to Miss ELIZA A. OWKN8, ,iur l'ik.
towoihip.
On Sunday rcbrwary J4lh. by Oronoa C.
Ktai, Ksq., Mr. NAPOLEON McbOMALD, of
Union town-hip, to Miss MARIA I) LOOM, of
Pike tuwa.hlp.
In jnrefiseille.ew Febraary Utb, R73, KRlil,
Infaofof . i. A at E. TMnM, aged tbree
Specials
Nkw Sr-nixo Ooonx. Wo havo Ihe pleasure of
announcing this day our CtA arrival nf Spring
t )u hIs, consisting of new Dry Goods, Shawls,
White Goods, Lb ces, Edgings, Em broideries,
White Trimmings, Ac., Ac, Ao,, together with an
entire uew stock ot ladies tn inns' and children'
Shoos) a' so an entire new stock of gent loin on'
fnnhiunnb!o 1 1 at I and Furnishing Uood. Thoso
goods bsvt been selected with great care, and
luive only lo bo n-eii to bo fully approbated.
Pilous aro right. We are up lo ihe I linos.
Herd Cnoa.
Clearuold, Pa., March flth, lA72-2w.
Br ma (i, wins. Mr. j. M. Kratxor has Inaugu
rated tho spring campaign by opening a heavy
stock of Dry Ooods, Dress Good, Ladioi' Shoe.,
Carpets, Window Blind, Ac, which bo will dis
pose of at a low figure to make room for more.
There aro probably a hundred or more persons
in this and neighboring towns, who dully suflVr
from tbe distressing c thiols of kidney trouhhs, who
do not know that Johnson's Anodyno Linimeut is
almost a eortalu cure. In serero cases, great ie
lief may be obtained, If not a perfect euro.
We not ics that the agricultural papers all over
tbe country recommend tho use of Sheridan's Cuv
alry Couditln Powders. r.
Farmers and others In this see t ion nave hmg
known and appreciated the advantage of these
powders over all oiliora, Kjetkmiy.
COUQH8 AND COLDS.
There nre few persons who arc aware of the im
portance of attending to ft cough or a cold at its
tint appearance. The thousand who die annually
of consumption, were tint atteoked with a'Vlight"
eough or cold, which lhy thought would soon
''wear" Itsvtf oil, and therefore ucglcctod tu ue
the proper remedies until they beoamo i no u rattle.
Every day that a cugh, cold, or any lung dis
ease Is negleetcd. makes the chanec of a euro
more uncertain. We would recommend all suffer
ing from any disease of the Lungs wbalrrer, to
oj-tj tl win'h Cum rotXf) ClHLPor Tn- L -
fails io curing tho worst oaves of coughs, eolds.
boartcne, soro throat, catarrh aud nsthtna. It
is an infallible remi-ily for W hooping Cough j be
ing prescribed by some of the loading physicians
iu the Northern and Southern States, and being
prepared under tho Immediate supervision of a
graduate of the Pennsylvania Medical College.
The proprietors bg leave to Inform all that it Is
no "Quack" preparation, but inado strictly in ac
cordance with ttie advanoed principles aud theory
of medicine. Price A" cnl per bottle.
Itl!SSEI.L 4 LAN DIS. Proprietors, Philadel
phia. Sold nt Joseph II. Irwin i drug store, Cur
wensvllle, Pa. wobO-Jm
Lixn Plastkr. Kratter A Lytlo are prepared
to furnish farmers with Land Plaster, at very low
rates, this season, A largo lot of fresh grouud
Just received. no7-lm
Dr. F. Platto, Eclectic Physician and Surgeon
oilers bis services to the people of Clearliela and
vicinity, uud will be iu rend mess to attend all
pro I es lone I calls, by day or night. Ofllee on
Hevd street, west of the depot, Clearfield, Pft.
Mnv :t1, 171 tf
'lUiUlltt.
Clearfield Markots.
Corrected weekly by Kicninn Momuf, Wholeffnl
ftn'l Ketnil Drnlrr in Ury Uomt. tlncrira, l'ro
vUion., Ao., Murkut ttrcol, CIcitrtteM, l'n.
Ci.rmirlM.il. !., Kib. Ill IST3.
Apile..rrt'en,(M)(( I bit lltijr., tlre.Retl S
Krioil.y III I" II i.luB, union- T
Apj.li' butler, 1?xiil, I 00 II, im UUC$ 18
ll.ii ur -2.(4 to Shoulilori.uiK', 10
Ileum SO OUy 12i.Sidop. IIMf.i) Ii
lliickttb.at 1 ii UrJ Ii(.n IK
lliiekwhcut Hour Hi, 4 Men poik," bbl... 19 (l l)
Hecr, dried ' IS UM 7
IVcf, frrfh..... Mf4 III Onion. J tin
llourdu, M 13 011(14 Oil I'olnlnc Illl(nj
Curn, hulled I Oil I'enchen, dried, lb.. 12)
Corn, enr 0110$ in IMiuter, V bbl I 40
Corn iiioiil, snek, I 411 live. 1 10
Chop, 'ft ewti Jlljl t i Itn gt, i '
Clov.r.ood Oil ill, V ek 150
rhe. " SlilndlM.ltlln.Wftll
Cherriea, lb. "H I j )ilnilr.,2r, InlOfy, II On
Clilekont, dnd, lb, II Tinmlliy .red 4 0
!Tnllo I?i
Klnecd Oil Wbenl I 60
flour 0 llllui 1 in Wool 6.1
If S.I 0fn,.13 ml Wood. V ""1
I'eiiiiNylvniiiu linilrotul
TYI10X2 &. CLEAHFIELD IiKANCII
fy n 1 fler Moridnt, NOV. 20lh, 1S7I, llio
V I'a.i'enger Trmm will run dmly (rxetpl un
di.yj) bvtween Tyruna mud Cleurlivld,
lullow:
CI.KAUFIin.I) MAII
LEAVE SOUTH.
LHAVE K0IITI1.
Clenrlli ld ., r.
PbilipiburK 4.3", "
Oneeolit 4.10, "
Tyron. 0 I5...
Oneeoln..- 10 :I4, '
l'hilipborC...I0.4.1, '
Clearlield 11.44. "
Trron. O.im, "
CI.KAKFIKI
I) KXI'IIKSfl.
l.EAVK ROt'TII.
LEAVE NORTH.
Clenrltuld 4.41 A. .! Tvron. 7.00 p.
I'hillpuburg... f) 41 " Interjection... M.I "
Osceoln T.0J " I 0eeol 30 "
IntrrMction... M.13 " fhilip.b.rK ...B.40 "
TroH. .8i " ! Clerneld.r....40 "
r'AfiU FHOM CLKAKriELl), TO
Beller.intc, P. $5
Middlftowii $5 00
liek lU.en 3 70
H llll.m.port.. .1 Oil
lluntinirflon m....... I HO
.Marietta 4 50
l.iinenplrr ft R4
iMIILADKI.PHIA T 5
Alloon. I 01
lotin.town , 3 80
PITT.SDl'llll ft 14
,ewi.townM a I 10
M irr.ville 4 Ml
IIAUHIUnUKO ... 4 74
Clo. ennnfrctioni made by all train, al Trron.
and Loek Haven.
mTl7-tr. Buperintendeiit.
NO SMALL POX IIEltE
A SUHE
PltEVENTIVE!
"VU.L at L. FLEGAL'S new Hiore. opposite
V Kl-tiov. lliglers reanleae, on r-onil street,
ClearQeld, ra., and examine his floe stock of
IJOOTS & SHOES,
HATS k CAPS,
Gent's Furnishing Goods,
TRUNKS,
VALISES, &o,
Of which ho Is constantly rroeWlne ft large assort
nunt of tho very latet and best styles, which be
will dispose of at
Astonishingly Low Prices!
LADIB.. I hive nn hand ft tarse and well
sc I retail nl(;K f tli nun etI('hrstd liand-srwi
MUHtM'CO and LASTIN'tl MI I'KIIS. which
ein saTelv rrc'tiumend to lie the b.st In the mar
kcte Cull and r Kami no (hem.
OKNTLKMnN", my stmb of Furnishing Ownl
l eotnptete. 1 have all Ihe nevrlflM In tonrls
Tl.-.i, Cravats, llitnrirehirf, Un lerwenr, Sns
peihlers, Collars, (Jlovti, U.irry, Ac , together
with a enmntrle at'ortinint of White and lloth
8 hi rt. I hereon hand a larr-f and well seltetn
stock of Hats and Caps of the
Very Latest Styles I
Also, Trnnha, Valises, ftnilrnnd Pairs, tJmbrellaa.
Canes, and many other articles, tmih nseful and
ornamental, wliioh will be sold at lair rates.
jMrTlie eittrens of Clearfield and rlelnity are
respectfully Invited to full and examine my goods
before purchasing elsewhere.
LEVER FL EG A Li
Clcnrnld, Pa.. Frh. 7, 173.
A lMIlTHATOHM' TM l,-N .tl
( hereWy gtvnn that lrtifrs of administration
on the estate'itf MKOUtlK MoYKll. deeeas-d,
late of OrahaiA township, Clearfie d County, Pa.,
having besmrd ,ly grant ml le tho anderslgnsxl,
all parsons Indited to said estate will please make
pevuietit, and those having elnims or demands
til prwecni luem properlr aainenitoaien tor eeu
Ucia.nl.
PAMKI HMEaL,
Aixaicistratore.
Feb. , ls14i.
1872.
WINTER!
REED BROTHERS,
MangiT 6rniT, .. ".
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Uai Smut,
CURWKNSV1I.LE, Pa.,
Ar.opeolntTniS1VEnKanatlr.etlr.
atook of
GOODS FOR THE SEASON !
Our itook will la rapid, with tka
''
W
H
, NEWEST DESIGNS I
e
M
o
" " " " '" -
V)
In Foralga and Domaitl.
DREPS O0OD8, E1IA1VLS,
COATINGS, REPELLENTS,
FLANNELS, " Etc., etc.
Tojclli.r with a full tin. of
Notions, Trimmings,
LADIES' AND GENT'S
Furnishing Gooda,
And VILLINEKY GOODS,
At Prices to suit (he Times!
Do not fail to (iill.
H.potrullj,
HEED BHOTIIERS.
P. B Having purrhaned lariraly in Millinery
Ooodf, Milliner, in adjacent town, will .up.
plied at whole-ale ralra. pis T t
JJANIEL GOODIjAXDER,
LCTIIEP.SDUHO, PA.,
Dealer ill
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
IIARDWAR E,
HATS A CAP, B00T.H A 8II0EB,
Queensware, Men's end Hoys' Clothing. Paints,
Oils, Drug', tllaMware, Hehoul Hooks,
ft large lot of P.itent Medicinis,
Cotift-ctiuns, Ac,
Oum Bhoes, Moo Dootr, a large assortment of
Nut ions. Hosiery and
LAD IKS' AND UENTLKMEX'8 FIRS,
something new and attractive.
Large and splendid assortment of French, Ger
man and English Tuys, Dolls and
Ko greater variety of goods in any store In the
ttonnly. All fr sute very lot fur eah at the
Cheap Corner. Io. I. ? 1.
5(tucli'ii, fit.
EXTKAOUDIXARY
ANNOUNCEMENT
I WOULD rpertriilly annnoni. t. tk. elll.
en. of CLEARFIELD and vicinity that I
opened wpintb.c. Mlonl Unildin(.
Ilr.t door b.low th. ll.nilon Hon.', oa Second
Slre.t, with a ntlr. sew .lock of
WATCHES, CLOCKS & JEWELRY.
Of tho Utetl ttyl.t and b.it tnl.h.
elected with ir. I hae. an a.inrtntnt
frnni all tba late.t nortltlel la J.w.lrj, tulta
ble for lh Ilolidnya.
A l.r,. atock of American Watchri from
be f.ielorie. of Appletrn. Tracy 4- Co.. at Walt-
am. Ma-... and lb. Katlunal IVatrh Company
at Eliila. III., In from 3 to I at. , al".).
hand, and warranted.
Thankful for your p. it liberal p.tron.,., I
hop., by strict atl.ntioa to bu.ln.u, lo a.rlt
eontlunanet of ha same.
All kinds of repairing In
y line promptly
attended to.
S. I. BNVDER.
Janoiry , 1871.
ytctlirat.
A NEW DEPARTURE
For the Benefit of Mankind !
D It. UOV E R8
PILE OINTMENT
This Important disonvery Is one of tbe most re.
markahle results of mudera medical rest arch, and
The most Wonderful it Speedy Remedy
evn hnnont
la nnw nrrsenled la a setentitle eomhlnation of
soothing and healing agents. And having thor
oughly Irated It in nnmlierless esses, with most
satisfsetorr results, do not hesitate in offering it
to the ptiUte as t
TlitJ most forittln. rapid nntl ciTuctmi
REMEDY FOR. PILES,
no matter of bow long standing.
tnuHnld he all Drncclsts and Meillclne D
erp who de.ire to aKaviata the sulferiogs of tl
follow beings.
piiici:, 01) cknts pbii nix.
T. J. II0YLII, Bole Proprietor,
oel!o JI Clcorlli l I, P.
V II N 11 1) O II T I
BURNED UP
DELLS nilN WOOLEN FACTORY,
Penn towmhip, Clcnrfleld Co., Pa.
The subscribers are. at srrrnt 0Jpene. rrbtidd
ing. and In ft few Hays will bave eomnletrlr a
neiublxirhimd meesiiy. In thevreeiion of a first
elass Woolen Maiiulatitnrr. with all the mn.lern
improvements attached, and are prrparrd to mske
all kimls of 1.1'illis. rnssimeres. Hatinetls. I' aw-
kels, Flannels. Ao. Plenty f g .oils on hnnl to
supply nil our old and thousand new customers,
whom we ask to eome and examine our 1100.
The bnslness of
CAUDING AND FULLING .
Ill receive esneelal attention. Our new mill
be re a ly by wmil ennling eenenn, tlierefore there
need be no hesitation on that swire. proper
arrangements will h made to rvoeive and d liver
Wool, to suit euslmners. All work Watrrantrd and
done utKin the lift. (put nnllor. and lit strict ttlten
llfin to huslness wn hope to realise a liberal share
r puoiio patronnge.
IIMKN) POUXD8 WOOL WANTEIH
W will nav the bitrhest market itrloe for d
and sell our manufactured gootle as low as imilar
goods onn be nought in the eounty, and whenever
e fail to render reasonable satisfaction we can
always he foaud at home rady to make proper
explanation, either In person or hy letter.
JAMES JOHNSON A lONAt
fMlMltf T ewsawMft Hills P. O.
1872. .
gra (Sootls, (Srowirs, (Su.
I87I.
1872.
FALL $ WIXTER GOODS!
Tho First pf the Season I .
The (Jhoapost in this Market I
BUY I BUY!! BUY!!!
or
KRATZER & LYTLE,
Yor Dry Goods,
Your Grooeries,
Your Ilanlware,
Yonr Gueen.ware,
Your Notions, - '
Ti ur rioola Shoes,
Your I.cuthcr,
Your Kboe Finding.,
Your Flour and Fish,
Your Window Curtains,
Yonr Carpets, '
Your Olloloths,
Tour Wall Papers,
Yonr Hats, .
Y'our fapa,
Y'onr Carpet Chain,
Y'onr Stoves,
Your Ueoon and Feed.
SALT! SALTI SALT! at wholesale to country
merchants.
OILS, PAINTS, GLASS, do. A liberal dls
oount to builders.
IS.etytblng tbat you need can b. had at great
advantage to the buyer, at
KRATZKIl A LYTLE'S,
. ' . Market street, -
1 CLanni.B, Pa., opposite th. Jail.
' ' pu. to tncne'rs
OOODtl
cw Firm at Wullaccton, fa.
JOHN HOLT & SONS
Have bonght the entire stock of goods from P.
tiallagher, and are receiving a general assortment
of ntw guods from tbe Kaatoru eitice, sucl as
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
GROCERIES,
QUEEXSWARE,
IIARDWARE,
BOOTS i SHOES,
HATS & CAPS,
BACON, FISIIr
SALT, FLOUR,
FEED, ic, ic, ic,
T exchange for Country Produce, Railrovl Ties,
Lumber or CASH. vctoiirr la. mil.
Down I Down II
THE LAST ARRIVAL
AND OF COURSE THE CHKAPKST!
A Proclamation against High Prices!
"1TR are now opening nn a lot of the beet and
T nvst eeaaoiialdv tlomle and Wares ever
offered In this market, and at prices that remind
on of the rood old dnye of elienp things. Those
who lark faith upon tins point, or deem ear alle
gations superfluous, need but
call mt or ronc,
Corner Front and Market streets,
Where tliv ean see, feel, hear and know for them-
elves. To fully undrftand wlirt arreheap goeils,
this miift lie done. We do not deem it necessary
to en urn rate and itemise our s toe It. It is enough
for us t f tst that
Wo hate Everything that is Neoded
and conitned In this market, and at prices that
aiton)slilotn old ana vounr.
dra2.r JtlSKPH 8IIAW A SON.
R
D THIS I
FLOUR & FEED DEPOT!
Th
v i. in
gnu a
(lent ion of the e.tisrnsof Cleirfietd end
is dirvetcd to thr f-ct that Uim llrllow A
the agents of M. N iree A Co , and have
iveil a half dugen ear loads of Flmir and
liieb they oiler at the lowest possible fig-
lust ef
r ceil,
ures.
It large stock of
FLO
R, CORN MEAL, CHOP,
BUCKWHEAT FLOUIt, BRAN.
Pot
es, Shelled Corn, Corn (n ear, Ae., Ae.
PriifruUr attention Is called to M. Meeo A
Co.'s vrind of Family Flour, which is tho best In
the plrael.
Fl irsnd Feed ran and will bo sold ehenprr
thnO
onun
ean be obtained elsewhere in Clear fitld
yf?-Stort on MarVet street, next door to Hoe.
Ale lander Irvin's residenoe.
OOODFELT.OW A ROX,
jetilOrf Agents fur M NireeACo.
iroun ATTENTIOSI
JUST FOR A JI0JIENT! "
Are you in need of a good set of Harness f
Are vnn in need of a Kind SMrillenr llridle
If en. call at the Saddle and liarnem Miop of
ins L. Ilanwira. whero von ean get tlie lie.l tn
the market. Iitmlile and hlnsle Harness snri l.t.
ilies'and IJent's Saddles of superior workmanship.
always on hand r manufactured to orlcr. Mpc
cial Hlteiiliun Is eallcil Io my slock ol C.-llnrs and
lliiinis. whir l are the best In use. I aim nnre.n
assortment "f Saddlers llnrdaare. wlm n win nc
ili.itoscd of nt rcnsmiat'lo rntes. repairing or all
kinds liMniplly alteudi d lo. ex..ll.in'l fur,.! to
cull Iw-lt.re tiiir'dining elsewhero hh'ip In Old
H.t Office. Mnrkul streol. Cleaincl"!. I.
Jlav , I'll ly. JOHN C. IIAIltVICK
rjl II B MOW
SRWINC. M A C II I N E 1
The " BLEES I" ,
rvlent Link Mollon. Almost noiseless machine.
' Don't fail I. examine It ber..ra purchas
ing elsewhere.
II. UltlDGI', MnilCHAfTTAIl.KH.
CLEARFIELD, PA
Agent for Clearleld eeunly.
J-rsr-Loo.l Agents wanlod la every Iowa In the
county, to whom liberal leruis win 10 gi.an.
llim't lull lo examine It and eitl.ty yourself.
Cle.rHid, Pa., Fib. t, ISiJ If.
XT"Tl;K Wn,,,'l,',n,; ",,'",S
HICK, did leave my bed an I 'a-.ard about
fV.'m mliiir I. 171. wilbonl any Jn', enu-e or pm.
ruratbHi. 1 hereby onullnn All persni.s nut to
harbor or trust her on my nceo-jni, ns I will pny
no dsbts of ber Mnlractlng.
W. LOCK DICKST.
fiVsn Hep, F.bnieir fl-. . ,
Darttu-itif, Cluurntr, &tv
IACKUTT 4i VCUBYVEU,
lillLDlVG IIARDWARE,
AIM, masufaetimrt of
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
Bosoad S treat,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
Carprntera and Dullders will find It lo thotr
adesntuge to examine our stock before pnrohasing
elsewhere.
STOVES I STOVES I
.
We an now selling the celebrated TIME
COOK and RELIANCE, tb. cheapest and best
stoves iu tba market.
Erery itora full warranted.
ALSO,
PARLOR, ..
HE4TIVO,
and
ItAFTINO STOVES!
wblch will be tai as cheap at an; in tho eouutj.
Strict attention paid ordering etticlos for par
tics who desire It.
Jtcr-Reonng, Spouting and Job work done en
reasonable teroas. .
ClcarOeld, Pa, April 1, 1871.
II. F. BIGLER & CO.,
HARDWARE,
Also, Manufacturers of
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
CLEARFIELD, PA.
LOT OF SADDLES, BRIDLES,
Harness, Collars, ate., for sale hf
ii. f. nmi-Kti co.
pALMEIt'S PATENT UNLOAD-
lag n.T Forks, for tsl hj
II. F. CI0I.F.U 1 CO.
QIL, PAINT, PUTTY, GLASS,
Kails, etc, for sale by
II. F. B1GLF.R i CO.
II
.iUNESS TRIMMINGS At SHOE
Findings, f. r sale by
II F. nioi.En i CO.
Q.UNS, PISTOLS, SWORD CANES
For sal. by
II. F. I11GI.F.R I CO.
gTOVES, OF ALL SORTS AND
Sites, for sale by
II F. !.!0!,EIt k CO.
I
RON I IRON I IRON ! IRON !
For sale by .
II. F. niOI.F.B k CO,
I TORSE SHOES & HORSE SHOE
ii. .
KAILS, for ssls by
ii. f ntni.F.n co
pULLEY BLOCKS, ALL SIZES
And best Manufacture, for sale by
II. F. niOl.KR & CO.
'JMIIM
1ILE SKEINS AND PIPE
COXES, for sal. by
II. F IWGI.F.R
i CO
RODDER CUTTERS for lulo by
nJOVO II. F. niGLEIt & CO.
rpiNl
TIJil Tim
g TO VI SI STOVES 1 BTOVCDI
WArLE & IIAKTMAN
I)esire to Inform the eitir.rns of Oscrola and
the public grncmllv, th t they have Jui! received
a hug and spli itdi.! Rasortnient of Stover, llouse
bold Hardware and Hinmped and Jit punned
Wares of all kinds. Also that we manulaetore
and keel constantly on hand a Cull assortment of
Tinmen s Wares, which no will dispose of at
either wholesale or retail, to rail purchasers.
Knntinir. Hitoutins. Kerainntf nnl all kinds or
Job Work done to order and with dispatch.
(Strict attention paid order 1 eg articles for par
ties desiring it.
Consumers will nmt it to tmlr advantage ie
pnrehaae from ua. Our stsx'k and prices will sat
isfy you that we do sell good wares at
prices that please the people.
ion win nn'i ns on uumn sure., nearly op
posite the Kxohange Hotel.
U.ceoU Mills. Pa.. May 10. I71-tf
THE CLKARFIELD
WOOD-CHOPPERS' AXE!
Manufactured crpccislly for
THE CLEARFIELD TRADE,
roa tat., it
sugVTO
It. f. DIOLF.R CO.
nOOK ITOVEDI
8PE.RS CALORIFIC,
KISQI'KIIANNA, 81PKRI0R.
OOV. PKNX. I1F.01 I.AT0R
NOIII.ECO0R, NATIONAL RANGE,
TRIUMPH, PARLOR COOKS,
SPEAR'S REVOLVING LWIIT8
axii uoi'iii.E nEATrns.
And all kindi of llcitlng Stores for sale by
auK.r; ii. F. u lul l; ii 4 co
TOBACCO AND CIGARS 1
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
M tbe New Tohaeee and Cigar Store of
it. n. su.tu',
Two doort East f Ike Petlodlee, Clearlield, T.
Constsntly on hand a fine assortment of Navy,
Congress, Cavendish, Cable, Ppunroll,
, Michigan and Century Fine-out
Chewing Tobaoco, Ac.
Aleo, a letga sad well selected slock of Imported
and lloinesllo Cigars, Smoking Tubeooeee
Meerschaum and llriac Piflee, "
Pipe fixtures, Tobaoc.
Doxes, Cigar llnld.rt. and everything gentrally
found In a well regulated Cigar and
Tobacco Rlore.
r-9-Re.memher Ihe plseet Two doort F.est of
the l'.il..fllee. Clearlield. r. pd.i.aii .5ti
ll nriiri siiKKf vv.i.rm n -A74rr.lM
OAHJU And .11 kind, or FURS-lur which
.... i.! ....... -k ...Im will he n.ld. t.T
wpVii.flm ' l:f. iKIEKN'TI-'t.
l.ANk t:oi-TAIl.LK- nXhEM FOR
s ftae.. .. t , 1
5nt csofltf,' -wwu etif.
p. .. mult,
4.B. roWILL.
MILIAR & POWELL.
i '1
. .. WaOLESALJI hjiaix
MERCHANTS,
Ornhom't How, Merket St,
CtGAIFIElD, PA. ,
TTe would most rarpeetfullr Inform our frltnda,
customers, and th. public general!;, that we are
now hack la our old quarters, whl:h t-rs been
remodeled and Improved, and wa w no-.r pre
pared to aecommodsta .11 wb. a, fae.r is hj
ailing,
NEW GOODS.!
Tl'a hare Just rceeired one of tb. largest stocks
of all kinds of Merchandise ever brou.ht to Clear
Held count-, which w. intend lo sell rt srib fig
ores aa will wish. It aa ob,t for all persons te
purchase from ns. Famllios laving in winter
supplies of Groceries, Drj Qoods, Ac, should not
fail to give nt a call, at we feel coutdcot anr
prices and superior qualit of goods will amply
tatitfji all. Oar atock of
GROCERIES
cousins of Coffees of tbe Lest q";!Kv, T;ts, Ra
gart of all kinds, Molaasss, fish, Salt, CbCMe,
Dried Fruit, Spicos, Provisions, Flour and Feed,
Ac, io. Our stock of
DRY' GOODS
is large and varied, and we will Just say we ean
supply any article in that line, without enctner-
ting.
KEADT-MADE CLOTHING
We bare . large stock of ready-made Clothing
for Men aad Hoys' wear, which wejrill dispose of
at a very small adrance oa oost.
Boota and Shoes, Hats end Caps, Tlardware,
Qoccnatiare, Wood and Wil'ow Ware, Notions,
Taney Ooods, Csrpeti, Oilcloths, Vail Papers,
Window Shades, Ao., Afl.
a9Belng extensively engaged in tha Lumber
business, we are able to offer superior ioducetuento
to jobbers.
MILLER s POWELL.
Clearfield, Pa., Jan. 3, 17.'.
O. I. c.
"ITTHERE lo bny my IIIT C00D?, OT10
f f err irs, Qur-cnstrarv, Qlasrware, Dings and
Xotionr. Conttetiuneries, Ac, ehesn for cab.
The subscriber liegs leave to inform bis old and
new customers that be has opened
A VAIUETT STOItE
IX OLEX HOPE, PA.
And will sfll goods at prices (o suit the times. A
liberal rednetien tU be made to castouers buy
ing at wholesale.
Call and examine uiy itoek before purobsiing
ti sew nere. A literal (tiare or pu)
f public pstronsge if
solicited.
C. J. KEA0T.
Giro Hope, Ps., Jims 14, 1!T1.
HULADELPUU.
SPR-INO, 1 872.
FENTON,
THOMPSON
& CO.,
CIT CnESTNfT STREET,
Dav. cow In Flore, rod opening dally, a large
Stock, toogbt sr.olaly direct from
Manufacturers at
LOllE AND ADR0AD
or
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
Drcis Fabrics, Silks,
Shawls and Scarfs,
White Goods, Linens.
Eiir.ROIDERIES AND LACES,
F.mbracing all the Norilllot ef lb. Season,
offered to the Trade by tbe piece or pa-kage at
tlie lowest market price. feb2l-.1:n
1872.
1372.
8PRING
ANNOUNCEMENT.
HOOD,
BONBRIGHT
& CO.,
Are ow olcrlng at their
NEW STORE,
Nos. 811, 813, 815 Market St.,
Nog. 800, 803,810, 812 Filbort St.,
PHILADELPHIA,
A msgniuetnt tloek ef
SEASONABLE DRY GOODS,
eomp'ett in .11 lit drptrlmenti ef
Silkl and Dre.l rtowdt. Prints, Ginghams and
Delaines, .Men s and Hois Wear, tvuu.
U.iods, Linens and Flannels,
Furnlibing floo'ls. Notions. Ae , Hi-ached and
Drown Shirting, do., Ac. Ae. '
Also, litst opened an eiteneive Carpet and Oil
Cl.tll Hiparlmrnt. To a'l of which. In-lnd g
Mint choK.-r-peclM ursnnsni i-niiaiieipni. mmie
gooil.. they ropocifiilly Inrlte tb. etuntlea o(
the Trsde. '""'T "
GREAT WESTERN BAZAAR,
1311V, mil, llllg. I .HI Malket St.,
PIIILAllr.LHIIIA.
Alwnvs on hnl a laige es.orwivpt of new and
second hand Carriages Dearborns, Ilsiners, Ac,
at private en I public sole.
FallMigond t-bllliiit Top Degglrs from tf It
fi;i. Hermantoans (.tlilltee seal") frl'Wl '7 to
Sln. Roekawavs lliath.r trimmed) from t.n tn
U5. liiwrbiiins, So-T"!. I.ajiiis. J'rj.r and
llu. ne-s Vi'aajnas lr.m 10 lo 1 1?1 .nle I" ...
neeefri.iw t lo" r-rs.. Dw.b' I!T.'re from
:tnt2. Illsnki'S Whips, I'S',,,, fj,lt,.
Alghsns, and iverjilung e t n,.
bn.lnesa at eqoallv low ;iees, Onr n.otto 1"
Cbespev thnn lb. ftiertprit.M Give ns a cal be
fure purchasing e'sewhere.
Parties li siring ILirws, Mules. Car.ls-, w
one, Ao, will stii.lv lh.lv Inter, at ky pseeif'i.li,
Ibis wall rst.bllshcd UsiO.r.. Ke
dav ,r month . . . i.-aBAT" ' XUt
. Fab. I ,
lilST.
frefciacva.
THE ALLEGHENY Hofe
KARKIT fsr., CLIAUTULD, Pa.
THIS Urg and tssowswlWu. ua kotol ka.
bae vac&W ear U. aassummodatioa .f Use
auldsc, wh.r. th. ,-op rlstor will b. glad to aie
bis old frieuds, aad rvoolv ft share .1 pablio pat4
ronaga. ' ky atrial psrsoesj wtoition t tb. 4eJ
tail o kit buaiaMa, aa bopaa to ba aide lo reside
satisfaction W bis patrons. Th. TAIlt.K will
alwaya be ueuaufully supplied tilth tbe belt thai
can be procurer am tbs sra-k.t. and lie IIaU
will aoutala a full stuck uf UUL'Olt. DEER. At,
..'ood stabling attached.'
' ' CASPER WIP0I.DT.
Cic-Held, Jlaroh f, lm-e-ly Vrupristor,
THE -MANSION HOUSE,
Oorntrof v eeondand Mark.t treeit ..
Ca.EA.'il'IClIi, PA. '
TllXi old add comKpdiout Hotel has. itnrlatj
th. past year, bee. tnl.reed Is cl.tit.I it.
former eapaoily for lb. cnteMalrmett of linu.
ge-t anJ sjuests. Tbt wi. jle bullilng las beeb
nfurnlshed, si-J th. prot,.ilor will ,pr3 lift
pains to vendor bis gosiU tomfoitabl. wBil.
ittylog wlib him. ' .
jMrrii. "Msnslon TToose 4 Cmnlbut nns to
sr.t frgiu (be Depot on the atrlv.il end departure
of each train. JOHN IO I UlltHiV,
aprS VO tf frofi;ctr.
SUSQUEHARKA HOUSE,' -
CurMrnatlliw, lesriiuld county. Fa. '
rilHIS old and well tstaUlriiea llet.I.I (antU
JL fully alusted on the btase ol tbe Puique
banna, in tbe boroigiiol Curwrw.rllte.diak bira
leseed fif a term ! years by th. undersigned
It be. been .ntirelv rtMted.si.d it row open lo
the pnblie generally and tbe trsselllng autumn-
ui:y la particular.. Ko pains will be tpartd t.
render eutrts comfortsble while tarrying at tbl. '"
ho.-e. Aoyle Stabling room f'V toe aecpamo- .
datioa of teaaas. Charges moderate. . - -
ZLl LL0M. .
Frpt i, ISiO.tf. . ' ' :
THE RAILROAD. HOUEj
MAIN ST.. PUILll'SBlTKO. PA. ':- '
T. II E otider.I-ned Hops constantly oa band
tho best of Lienors. 111. tabl. la aiaya
.upplicd with lul lejt the rcstbet af ;J. I t
travclltig public will dowrll lo give bim a.ealL .
aevt,'5. ' stOBKBT LLCD..
Suaw houk1 T"1 V.
(Cor. of Msrkot A Front ctrsets,)
CLl'AUKJEI.I), PA.
Tlilt niapnificent Hotel Is entirely netr, com
plete in all its af poinlmenls, and ci.nvcuicnt to
the Court House. A free Omnibus rnr.s lo and
Irom Ilia PcpoV.a tbo arrivpl nn j dvpnttcn of
eaen train. CiKOIKiE JT. COI.ULl'.N,
April 13. IStO. Proprlr'or.
IJiONARD HOUSE.
Xear the Uailili D"pot.
CLK AKFIRL1; 1'Kf. K'A.
Tbif houw is larp, well Itsniirhed, and nearly
new, and tha Proprietor, reels eonfideni of rm
Ing eatisfaetinn to guests, S'. U. Good stalling
eunnected wall tie hotel.
o4-7l 6. B. TtOW, Proprietor. .
ST. C1IARJ.ES uotel,
(Opporlle P. R. ltepol.1
CLE A It I 11. 1.D, I'tS.Vl.
T!io nnuer.icned, baviug Leeca.o Vrlrletor '
of this bouse, is now reaiiy te entertain ttrsr.ere
tnd travelers, and lliirefuro lulu ill so-.ottroers to
giro biui a mill. His Tauiv Will be , applied with
nc nest ttie market azjru, ana nr r jr am e.n
tain tbe choicest of wines sod 1411011. Extensive
stnl.ling is attached. Ch.i-aes tuodeia'.r.
l:0Ti JA.VJ1.0 MM.., I. 0111 I. V
1
WESTERN HOTEL,
Opposito tbo Court Houac,
CLE AUFILLD, PEXS'A.
Accommodations llrst-clars and ebargcl mo.lerat..
otti JOHN" F. YOrXU, rreprietor.'
-yj-O N T O U HOUSU,
upponte iu. t ourt itsu.e,
LOCK HAVEN, PEXX'A.
JeM'7l ' IIAL'SF.AL A KROM, PropS.
jnociitKi'.DrF house, 1
BELLl.tOT, TA,
.. D. J0UNST0M A SON'S,
c'2V7t PropriAtora.
MERlCAN II Of ST.,
iiaio Street,
UaOOKVlLLl!, Pt.N'S'A.
SIIASX0X A DrUKETT,"
riuprieton.
Tl
Hoots aiiil $hcts.
DANIEL CONNELI.t," "
Boot and Shoe Slanufiicturcr,
CLr,Uir:E!.D, PA.
T 'J Aflo.t received a tine lot ol French CALF
JX Ht 1X3. aad is now prepared tn tujftiiJec-
lu.o evprythiog In his lino at tte lowest Chores.
He will warrar.l bla aork to be as reprf senteo.
He respectfully sulirlt. . eall.at bis lh ii on
Market street, second di nr we.t of Ike puttoflic,
wher. b.aitl do all In his pnwertevcrttler satis
fartii.n. Kotn. Hue Oiiitrr t-ips op hand.
m.'(l7-y DaMlil Ci.i.N.M;LLT.
XEW liCOT AXD SHOE SUSP.
ED W AUD MACK,
Con. MARKET A SB t., CLEARFIELD, Pa.
THE proprlitor b entered into tbe J10CT
1101-1 burtress at the arete stand, end
i. determined not to be ontdene elil rr in oosl
ity or rice fur his work, Hprei.l .nttintlt
will be paid to mniiuraetorlrs ewr.d vo la lie
bss on hand a larffe lot of Eretirh Kip end
Calf Shins, of Ihe very best uu.li y. Theeiil-
seti. of Cler.ld and vli lolly are rri c.-lli lv
invited lo plrs hisia trial. No ebarg. for calls.
r,9.- a tr
?iU.jUa:u3ii..
Clearfield Nursery.
ENCOriUGE UOME INDUSTEY.
'fllB undersigned, having established a Kut
jL "tery on the 'Pike, ahout belt way between
Clearfield and Curwept Ills. I. i rei sred to fur
nish all kinds ol Fhl'lT TUKt.". (slasnlar.land
dwarf,) Kvergraens, fc'bul br ry, Graf. Vires,
Gooseberries, l.awtcn Ia'1i.ny, btrawbsrry,
end Kasbarry Vines. Alio, f ihetisn Crab Ttees,
Quince, end 'early scrlo! M at-sib Order,
promptly attended to, .tiMtetf,
J. i. I-I0I1T.
serSO fs.y ruiwir.s.llr. Ta
New Kent Rarkst.' :
THE nnier.igned havo opcno l a Mcnt ,'JorVtt
in the t'lnsi forni"rlv occupied l-y A'ei in ter
1 1 via. on Market street, Clesrlield, Ps , a ljoir.ing
Mossep'a. where they inllbd to keep a supply el
All kludaof Meat,
Fruit and Vc;ttalse,
Ar.d at "raters vo Sf.r it a Ttvti."" tfh'p will
b.oien rtg ilarly on Tiie.-lnv. Thmi.lny anl rst.
UVilav, and meal deliwi.l at an,. .i,ot, A shsra
of public patronage is rvspootf-M- sli- !t.d.
r 1 . M. . l'.ltow.
I'.. IV. llhOIVN.
asTAi.so Csntlnue lo dcnl in ail kiuda ef
inipw...i Airrienlinr.1 ImleTOWits. - i
I'lesrtlelil. t.LSi.1 Al. l.;o II.
ST0.E AM) E.VnTUX-V,AUS
01' EVERY DkSl wIi'TION'l
CROCKS! TOTS! CBOCICSI
I'islier't Talent Airtight Hcl t . BcaHnf
l-'rtili CsiisI
lll'TTrH CROCKS, w!'h IM.,
CftgASf CHOCK. MILK CROCKS,
APPLE IU T1l:R Crocks.
IMCKl.E CROCKS,
FLOWER pots. rn: ricn.
STr.V P'iTS. i
And a gnat manv other thina to cumerout It)
w.entico, i be ksd at . . .
FRED'K. Llt2(NGERS
STONE WA'HE rOTTEUY,
Coiaet el Cb ,trT xiiird Eirette. .
tLVAnlltl.D. PA. augl
UciVs Enbrocalion,
(L A T F. I' O W . I. L ' 8,) '
for slldlsessrs Incident to nrrrr, tattle, ea
llama. FlMb. f. tntrf tba use of aa
sternsl ppMeslrt.n."
This EmbriH-ktl. a w.s'iiun.ively and Vy
II. sen ..lit iur nf tbe war.
1'er saie by llsrrveirk Irwlr, Clra.fV.i.
Ii b . I r 1. Carweasvilie, l'er,,, (1,.1.
isrwlee .i:herbissir ' . i
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