THE REPUBLICAN.
CLBXu FIELD, PA.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 13, 187.
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RELItilOUa NOTICES.
' Methodist F.nl.ronal Church Rev. J. II.
M'Coan, Pastor. Public Sorvio. rory Sabbath,
at lt A. M., and 71 P. M.
Habbalh Bohool at A. M.
Prayer Mooting every Thursday, at 7) P. M.
Goaununion Sorvio., flrlt Sabbath of every
month, at lot A. M.
Mt. Andrew'! C'hiirrh F.plaronal Rer
Guonna Ham.. Public Borvioo Sunday morning
at 10 o'clock, and at T P. M. Sunday Bohool at
1 P. M. Prayer Meeting Wednesday craning
at T o'clock.
Presbyterian Church Rer. Mr. BiTTLaa.
Publia Service every Sabbath, morning and even
ing.
llaptlst Church Rev. W. B. Sataxan, Pal
lor. Publio lervieci evory Sabbath, morning or
evening, alternatelv.
Mt. 'rands' Church Catholic Rev. T.
J. McMaji'i. Mass at 101 o'clock A. M., on the
eoond and fourth Sundays of each month.
Township Settlement. In our ad-
.verrislng oolumnl will be found tho annual state
ment of (ho Auditor! of Brady township, so far
as the road and poor funds aro concerned.
Catharine Ludwick Law-head.'
This venerable old lady hrrathl her last st the
residence of her son. In-law, John Uuiich, in this
borough, on the 2d instant, In the 86th year of her
age. Sbe was born In Lancaster eonnty, and many
years ago, with her husband, Nathan, removed to
ibis county, where a very large family connection
:.prang up around them. Her grand children
number 90 and her great-grand children 30. "
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Found Dead. -On tho Mb instant.
the body of NichuUs Kuhn, of Cambria county,
wai found bj tbo ilde of the road between llouti-
dtilc and Mr. lUgorti. Ad inquest wai held by
.Justice Fhaw, and the jury rendered a rerdiot that
"the deeeaied came to bit death by freeilog.'
Nothing waa found on bit person except hii natu
ralisation paper, dated October 6th, 1868, at M il
liamiport, which goci to ihow that be wai a Ba
rarian by birth.
Hard to Please. Wo huvo re
peated! heard a few chronic grow.cn eomplain
to the effeot that Conductor Irwin was not as ae
eotnmodating aa some other people. Not knowing
bow it waa ourself, until recently we became sat
isfied on this point. Ueeause, a conductor who
will hold his train while a pafdenger travels forty
rods (and on a dead walk at that) for his overcoat
and to kiss the Laby. Is certainly not chargeable
with being In a hurry or lax in accommodations.
A TnoPEft Ohdinance. Wo call the
: attention of our readers in Ibis borough to the
new ordinance enacted by the Burgess and Town
Council. This enactment effectually closes th
door to all manner of fraud and Iniquitous combi
nations, and places officer and tax payer upon the
plane of the law. We are highly pleased with
this new departure, which must result in Iniprov
ing the morals, business tact and streets of our
borougb. Do not fall to read the ordinance in
another column.
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Settle Up. Wo learn from tho
Pbilipsburg Journal that the tax payers of Osceola
are becoming restless. The editor says: "Osooola
has existed as a borough for six yiars, and its
citixeus hare bcoomo weary of waiting for the pub-
' lication of a statement of Dorough Finances, and
Inst week they held an ludignation meeting, ap
pointed a committee to notify the officers of tho
. borough that ' they must settle and publish the
borough finances according to law,' and resolved
that If any officer 'neglects or refuse)' to comply,
he shall be 'prosecuted according to law. "
Fibe. A correspondent informs us
4 bat the fire element produced a Itroly ttme in L,u
thcrsburg on Friday afternoon. At about one
-o'clock the barn of Mr. J. C. Barrett waa found
to be on flro. and was loon entirely consumed. A
horse and set of harneis was all that was sered
The dwelling of Mr. Bcbwrm, Sr., was on fire four
or fire times, but soon put out each time by the
perfect arrangements of the lire department of the
place. The barn of Dr. Ppackinan received
good roasting but did not go oft. The origin of
the fire is onkuown, aud the loss about $300. The
escape from a terrific conflagration was renlly a
miracle.
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House HirKNED We rocrrct to learn
that the dwelling of (leorge MerriU, residing In
Boggs township, was destroyed by flro on the 5th
instant The dwelling took fire while the parents
( were absent at a fun oral, and of eourse everything
I in the house was consumed. An Insurance policy
f is a good thing to bare on such occasions, yet how
I few persons embrace the prlrHrge of insuring In
'' aoa mil regulated company. Poverty Is no ex
' tcuse tvr not Insuring property. The less a man
? has the mors) prudent be should be. lie might as
;, well refuse to buy bread for bil family as to fail
V to secure It a home.
Frm or Municipal Officers. -Tho
now before the (Legislature, regulating the
feos or daily pay of borough aud township officers
In Clearfield county, fixes the pay f Supervisors,
r Orer score of tho Poor and Auditors at two dollars
1 .per day, aud that of road and bridge viewers at
two dollars and surveyors at four dollars per day,
Aud allows eaeb viewer and surveyor ten cents per
.mile for each mile necessarily traveled from his
residence to tho bridge site, or nearest point of the
road so viewed.
Tho passage of tb is act will obviate the viola-
- lions of the plain letter of the law In the future,
bccfiose the amount fixed Is amply sufficient and
' in harmony with the fees of other officers and tbo
. wages of labor. The old law had become ft dead
letter, hence tho necessity of more legislation.
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Township and Borough Treasurer
A bill bas passed the State Senate authorising
V the voters of Clearfield eounty to elect, in Decern
.;fber neat, a District Treasurer In every borough
and township in the eounty, who shall hold hii
office two years from the 1st Monday of January
)' following, who shall take charge, keep In custody
), and disburse all school, road, poor or other bor-
11 ougb or township funds tbat may come Into his
1 jtossession, for which he must give bond In doubl
,9'thfl amount of money that may come into bis
pt.&kda, wit,!, two jrcltcs for tbo faithful perform-
anoc of bis duties, the bond in question to bellied
', with the Prothonotary.
i I ho rccond section requires tiic eoltcotors of all
school, road or poor taxes to pay the money so
' col looted to the said Treasurer, or any eitiien who
may deiiro to pay his road tax In money Is re
quired to pay bis tax to the said Treasurer and
5? to no one else.
i Tho third section requires the School Directors,
S Supervisors, Orerseers of the Poor and Town
I Council annually to make out a duplicate and de
1 liver the same to the Treasurer and one to each of
I the Supervisors, the eolleetor of school and bor-
ough taxes and ono for the Overseers, who shall
i certify the amount of said duplicates respectively
i to the borough or township Auditors, who shall at
I once charge the said Treasurer and other officers
with the amount of sueh tax In the township or
I borough book, from which neither be nor his sure
ties shall be discharged until the same is legally
i .settled and adjusted by proper Touchers to the
i natiifaefkin of the Auditors. The district Trees
tftirer Is required to give due notice by at least three
written or printed hand bills, posted up In the
saosl public places in his borough or township, of
the time when the duplloates were delivered Into
bis hands, and any taxable who pays his taxes
within thirty days from the date of said notice,
shall be entitled to an abatement of e per cent
The compensation of the Treasurer shall be Axod
py the Auditors, but shall never exceed the rate
hllowod the County Treasurer for dollar servleee.
The fourth section provides In rase, of death,
V'ignatlon, removal or otherwiseof the 'Irearurer,
bat It shall be the duty of the Judge of the
Vurt of Common Pleas to appoint ft snltable per
rn to fill vfir-h vaeaney nntil the ttcxl elcetion,
nlil a ,neeessnr ie duty qualifiM.
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Very Unfair. We understand that
there is some excitement In K art b a us township
orer the passage of the fltata road act, and that
Sou at or Wallaon and Representative Lawshe are
being severelj criticised for aiding In the passage
of the bill to question. Of the real nseriU of the
question, we know but little. That good publio
roads are desirable and necessary 1b every sxittle-
uent Is Indisputable, and that all should work
together to this end Is ft duty. I f, however, the
major portion of the oititens of Karthaui town
ship are opposed to the building of the State road,
let them get up petitions remonstrating against
the act and asking for Its repeal, and send their
protest to our senator and member, and we have
no doubt their petitions will receive proper consid
eration. It la very unfair toward Messrs. Wal
lace and Lawshe to upbraid them for the part they
have acted In tbil matter, while not ft single re
monstrance against the measure was sent to liar
rlaburg. Representatives rely upon petitions, and
If those who favor the building of the road had
not petitioned for it, we presume It would not
bare passed. Publio policy demands the building
of public roads, yet we hare no doubt that If the
majority of the eitiaensof Karthaua township are
opposed to the building of the road in question
and ask for the repeal of the act, tbat our repre
sentatives will give tbem a respectful hearing.
In matters of this kind the ei'tiitm relies too much
upon the HrprttHtatit, Although not a legisla
tor, our personal experience teaches us that the
former rely too much upon the lattor A score, or
perhaps less, ofcltliens gather in their respective
iclghhorhoods, In a store or hotel, and In discuss
ing affairs, very sagely ask each other why Mr.
Wallace or Mr. awsho does not pass such and
suuh acts, when perhaps nolther bavo been peti
tioned for by a single person. Now, whenover
legislation Is desired, let those favoring it get up
their potitlons, and those opposed get up remon
strances, and have them signed and forward them
at narniDurg. inn u the ne
cessary etiquette between eltlsen and Representa
tive. Let this rule be observed strictly, on the
part of the former, and together with the aid of
the Press we will guarantee that no nseless or bad
legislation will occur, unless the ei titan desires It,
or the Representative Is venal and corrupt, and If
this Is established, he can soon be exposed and re
vved. There Is no class of criminals to offensive
to our senses as the corrupt legislator. Hence, we
esteem It a pleasure, as well as our highest duty,
to expose all such when property brought to our
notice. The mere ipm dixit of one or two indi
viduals In a neighborhood Is not proof sufficient
to make out ft ease of this kind, but tho written
statements of ft like number would be worthy of
consideration.
Still IcE-Boy.ND. For tho first
time In many years, the Susquehanna and Juniata
rivers and their tributaries are completely ice
bound, from the mouth to tho source, and every
thing Indicates ft late rafting season. Those
therefore who have rafts to put in will do well to
bavo erorv thing upon the ground, and aa soon as
the toe moves let them move alio, and right smart
ly at that; because, if floods are scarce, tbey will
neither get to market with their lumber nor get
any farming done in proper season. We have had
remarkable winter, and we must make remarka
ble efforts and adjust ourselves to suit tbo season,
or we will come out behind. Therefore when the
breakup comes let every one be ready and go to
work and handle himself as though ho intended
to do some business. . tf
Thomas Brown. Wo regret to
learn of the death of this esteemed fonuureitiaen,
his home In Medina eonnty, Ohio, oa the 10th
of February, in the 6.1d year of his age. He was
born tn Lycoming eounty and removed to Cur-
wens villa In 1830, where be carried on the mer
cantile business until 1843, when he removed to
Ohio, but was back several years after, and enter
ed into partnership with Isaac Smith. Both gen
tlemen will no doubt be distinctly remembered by
the old residents of Corwcnsville. Mr. Brown
fell dead while adjusting ft door at his corn house.
A pott mortem examination revealed tbo fact tbat
ho died from sppoplexy. He was highly esteemed
by his neighbors. He leaves a wife (formerly
Miss England of Curwensvlllo) and five children
to mourn his sudden demise.
Cool. It is always best to bo cool.
ren in th. coldest weather, in order to b. really
oomfortablc W. oan Imagiuaand In faot almost
realise, th. comfort of th. passenger who pone is
es the business tact to ask the conductor of a rail
way train to hold hii train while be trareli a quar
ter of a mile after hii ororooat, and then walks up
bill and down. Jake and Bill are both reliable
men, and we hereby veto the story that tha former
alwaya In a hurry and the latter unaccommo
dating, because waaw the matter demonstrated,
on the 4th of March, at Steioer'l station.
List of letters romnlninff unclaimed
In the Postoffloe at Clearfield, for the week ending
March 1 1 tn, IK7Z:
Craus, Charles C.
Fay, Paul.
Friel, Anthony.
Nebgrn, Peter,
Smith, Isana I,
Sline, J. II.
Morton, Iticharu.
Liddle, Andrew.
Marrion, Xavior.
Mann, Willis.
Miller, John O.
Maure, Misi Davloa.
I.usker, fenoek.
Waehob, Thompson.
V filers, William.
Wolf, MiM Sadie E.
Wright, William.
You nil. B. C.
P. A. U A I LIX, P.M.
Printing. Wo lnvo on band a very
large stock of Letter, Note, Statement and ilill
Head papers, and aro prepared to print Letter
Heads, Bill Hoads, Statements, Ac, In tha belt
tyle, at short notice and fair prieei. Business
Cardi and Envelope Tips executed in the beet
manner. Person! in want of any thin J of this kind
are Invited to call and examine our specimen..
Special!.
Faaan (Inocan Ptaarra. Received at Corner
Store by oar load and for sale by
E. A. A W. D, Inwia.
Curwcnivllle, March 18, 1871.
rir-Tbii notice li to Inform th. people of
Clearfield county that Kratser A Lytic, whole
(tore ll on Market street, Clearfield, l'a., have Just
opened a large stock of Spring Goods, which tbey
are selling at astonishingly low prices. "Seeing
Is believing,'' therefore call and h oonvlnced.
It is a rare thing that physician! giro any
oountenanoe to a medicine tb. manufacture of
which Is a leoret. About the only exception we
kuow of is Johnson's Anodyno Liniment. This,
we believe, all emlorso, and many of tbem use it
in their practice with great success.
Persons requiring purgatives or pllli should be
careful what they buy. Come pills not only cause
griping paim, but leave the body in a torpid, oos
live stale. Parson's Purgative Pills will relieve
the bowels and clean., the blood without injury
to tha system.
Nbw Senna Goons W. bar. th. plcelure of
announcing this day our Irit arrival of Spring
Goods, consisting of new Dry Goods, Sbawli,
Whit. Goods, Laoct, Edglngi, Eubroldortei,
V, hije. Trimmings, to., ., Ac., together with aa
entire new stock of ladles' misses' and children's
Shoes ; alio an entire new stock of gentlemen's
fsablonable Hats and Famishing Goods, These
good! hire been aelocted with great ear., and
har. only to be seen to bo fully appreciated.
Prices are right. We arc np to (he times.
tup Duo.
CloarSclJ, Pa., March ih, 173 Iw.
COUOHt AND COLO.
There are few personi who are awar. of the Im-
Sortane. of aitunulng to a eough or a oold at its
nt appear. nee. The thousands who i'.C annually
of consumption, w.r. first attaekod with a "slight"
eough or eold, which tbey thought would soon
"wear" Itself off, and therefore negleetod to on
the proper remedies until thsy became tnoarabl..
Every day that a onugh, oold, or any lung dis
ease Is neglected, makes the ohanoes of a euro
more nneertain. W. would recommend all luffsa
ing from any disease of the Lungs whatever, to
use Hxtsoa'a CoarrnanSvnnrorTsa. it never
fall! In curing the wont eases of eoughs, colds,
hoaraenesi, sore throat, catarrh and asthma. It
Is an Infallible remedy for Whooping Congh be
ing prescribe! by some of the leading physicians
la th. Northern end Southern Stale., and being
prepared under tha Immediate supervision of a
5r.do.te of tb. Pennsylvania Medical College
he proprietors bag leav. to inform all that it a
no "Quack" prcp.rnlion, but made itrletly In ae.
eardanm with the advanced prln.lpla.ind theory
of roedlelna. PrtM " cents per ooiue,
RUSHKLL A LANIlIH, Proprietor!, Philadel.
phia. Hold at Joseph R. Irwin I drug .tore, Oar,
wensrilli, l'a. meht-Sm
Dr. V. Tlallo, Ccleelle Physician and Surgeon
ollert his servieea le th. peopl. of Clearfield and
vicinity, and will to readlne" to attend l!l
prnrosnonal calls, by oy r igv,f Ollloa do
lleel itraet, west of the depot, t.'lrarleld, Pa. a
Nay SI, IS71U I
Elarrltfl.
In Cl.ard.ld, at 111. raildeno. of Job. II. Fal
ford, Esq., on March Tin, 1871, by Rn, 11, 8.
Bi tl.H,.Mr. W. A. CRIST, or Oscola, to Mill
LAURA Q. SMITH, of Cl.arn.ld.
On Mareh Sd, 1C7I, by R.r. W. T. Wimox,
Mr. SAMUEL Mi KKKHKJI, of Jordan lowo.blp,
to Miss BL'SAN T. McQl'lLKf (, of Ch.st tp.
In Curmniville, on March 10th, 1873, bj Il.
W. D. Baissan, Mr.C. B. K0RI8 toMisi 8AD1K
WAUL, boll, of Cl.arfteld oonntjr.
Sin
In Bog-gs township, on F.hruar, 1, 1S73, WIL
LIAM LUMADl'K, ag.d about 74 years.
At tha rasld.no. or Justin J. !'!, Esq., In 01
rard township, oa March ftth, 1871, of pnoumonla,
SUSANNA BANDLEIH, aired 03 yuan.
Clearfield Markets.
Corrected weekly by Ricuaho Manor, Wholesale
and Rotail Ioaler In Iry Goods, Uroe.rles, Pro
visions, Ae., Market itraet, CloarAeld, Pa.
Ct.aAariii.n, Pa., Mareh 13. 197J.
Apples. treen,uO 1 60 Hogs, droned
Dried, lb H II idol, green..
Apple butter, f?il, 1 00 Hams 00
Butter- 40 Hhoulderl.-...01l(i
Deans 0 00(g) 1 15 Hide. 00(4
Buokwheat 1 11 Lard 151,0
Buckwheat Hour lb, 4 Moll pork,f bbl...I 00
Deaf, dried- Oata ... TO
Beef, fresh fu 10 Onion 100
Boards, M II 00jjM 00 Potato. 00
Corn,ihel!ed. 1 00 Peaohel, dried, ft.. Hi
Corn, ear 00($ 60 plaster, V bbl I 40
Corn n.al,Hck, 1 40 Ky 1 10
Chop, ewtl 10 1 JO Hags, V " ....
Clor.rned. 8 00 Salt, fl saek 1 50
Cheese.. 10 Shingloi,18 In.UQi 00
Cherri.1, lb. 10( 14 Hhinglei,l in 10 (31 1 00
Cbickeni, dnd, tt, U Timothy seed 00
K.. - m -i.y
r-l.xs.eX" 1 00 Wh..t-......... 140
Flour 0 00(3 T 40 Wool 45
Hay 40 00(46 00 Wood, ft eord .. I 40
Pcnnsyl vniiia Railroad
TYRONE It CLEARFIELD BRANCH.
ON and after Monday, NOV. 10th, 171, tha
Passenger Trains will run daily (eiorpt Sun
days) between Tyrone and Claarfleld, as followa:
CLEARFIELD MAIL.
LEAVE SOUTH.
LEAVE NORTH.
Cl.arlleliL. S.10,p.n
l'hilipsturg.....4.J0, "
OsoMla 4.40, "
Tyrone ..fl.00, "
Tyrone 0.15,i..
Oreoola. 10.36, "
1'hilipiliorg.. .10.65,
Clokrtleld 1 1. 44,
CLEARFIELD EXPRESS.
LEAVE SOUTH-
LEAVE NORTH.
Clearfield 6.44 A. M. Tyrone T.00 p. I.
Phillnsburg.. 0.44 Intersootion...T.!S "
Oseoola. 7.05 " j Oseeola 8.20 "
Intersection.. 8.12 " Philipharg.,.8.40 "
Tyron. 8.14 ClearBold, ar....40 '
FARE" UO MCLE A R FIELD," TO
Bellrfonto, l'a ...... $2 05
Middletown ......... $J 00
Marietta. 6 60
L,Kk Haren.. 1 TO
Willlamsnort. 1 AO
Lancaster I 86
Huntingdon .
Lewistown.
1 80 .PHILADELPHIA 7 05
1 0 Altnona 1 84
Mnrrsville 4 60 .Johnstown
HARRIHBURG ... 4 T6lPITTBBURU...
180
I 14
CIns. connection, made by all trains at Tyron.
and Look Haven.
OEOHOS O. WILKIN8,
ny!7-tf. Saperlntendent.
STOKE
IIOUTZDALE!
IN
P. GALLAGHER having Just retarned from
the east with aa entire new and eosnplete assort
ment of Merchandise, suitable fur Winter and
Spring trade, which has been selected with great
pare and bought at low rates, is prepared to fur
nish the eitisens of Houtsdale aud vicinity with
goods at a very light ad ranee on first eost for
cash. Country Prnduee and flbingles taken at
market price. Call and examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
I . HALsLAUUbft,
nontsdale, Pa., Feb. 28, 1872-lj
1872.
1872.
SPRING GOODS!
J. M. KRATZKR la just receiving a largo and
attraotlra slock ol Ppring uoous,
DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS,
BnAWLS, CARPETS,
LADIES' A CHILDREN'S SHOES,
WALL PAPERS, Ac
Clearfield, March , 1871.
NO SMALL POX HERE
A SUBB
PREVENTIVE!
ZIAT.t at li. FT.KGAL'fl now fllore, op pot lie
W kx-mov. uigieri rooidenno, on Heennd ttreet,
i;icaraeiii, l'a., and examine mi nne nook or
LOOTS & SIIOES,
HATS &, CArs,
Gent's Fcbnishinci Goodh,
.TRUNKS,
VALISES, Ac.,'
Of which ho li conttantlr rMelving a larjro aiori
inent of the rery latoit and belt itlea, which be
will diipoae n at
Astonishingly Low Prices!
LADIES, I hare on band a large and well
elected itofik of thoae eelobratfd hand- wed
MOKOCCO and LA HI I NO (MITKKrt, which I
oan lafely rerommend to ba tha btit In the mar
ket. Call aud ex4u-ly; horn.
GRNTLKMEX, my atoek of Farnlihlng GootU
li oompleU. 1 hare all the nereltlM in Soarf,
Tien, Cravat lJuntlkroliiefii, I) odor wear, 8n
pendera, Oollari, Ulorea, lloilary. Ao., together
With a complete aaMirtinent of White and Cloth
BhlrW. I hare on hand a largo and well ttleetrd
took of (lata and Can of tha
Very Latest Styles I
Also, trunks. Valises, Railroad Aagt, Umbrellas',
Canes, and many other articles, both ls.ful an1
ornamental, which will be sold at fair rale..
jFffTli. eltisons of Clcarfleld and rlelnity are
reqpootfully inrltcd to pa" ad examin. my goods
bcRire jpUroh'artng bflewhere.
LEVER FLEGAL.
Clearrl.lJ, Pa., en. T, 1B7I.
AI)MIJtlSTB4t()Rl' NOTIC E, Notice
la hereby glren that htterinf .drain), tratloo
on tbo estato of UKUKUH' KlAKK, deceased,
late of Grab am township, Clearfield County, l'a.,
haring been duly granted to IhC andetsinid,
all persons I idebted to said estate will plJRh make
payment, and those haring claims or UAsnds
will present them properly authenticated fhr'hct.
tlement, JAM Kit MOV Kit,
DANIEL BMKaL,
Feb. H, 1ri-6t. Administrators.
(CAUTION. All persons are hereby eaution
J ed sg.lnat trusting or harboring my wife,
"JAltY M.NKAbKK, on my account, as she has
left my bed and board without Just oausa or
pro.ta.iinn, and I am atarmined to pay no
aehts of her coalractlng. .1
. . J,. , rilASKLW NEADEn.
1872. . 1872.
VTINTER!
HEED BROTHERS,
Mabiiv Sraaar,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
ARO
Man SraiBT,
CUHWENSV1U.E, Pa.,
Are opening THIS WEEK an attraotlra
stock of
GOODS FOR THE SEASON !
Our itook will bo repleto with the
NKWEST ' DESIGNS!
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In Foreign and Domestic
DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS,
COATINGS, REPELLENTS,
FLANNELS, Etc, ete.
Together villi a full Una of
Notions, Trimmings,
LADIES' AND GENT'S
Furnishing Goods,
And MILLINERY GOODS,
At Prices to suit the Timet I
Do not fall to call. '
Respectfully,
REED BROTHERS.
P. 8. Havlnc nurehaiod largely In Millinery
Goods, Milliners in adjacent towns will be sup
plied at wholesale rate.. - scplS-71
JJA.NIEL GOODLANDEIl,
LL'TIIFRKBi nu, PA.,
Dealer In
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
HARDWARE,
J1ATS A CAPS, B0OTSI SHOES,
Queenswaro, Men'i and Boys' Clothing, Palais,
Oils, Drug., Hlassware, rvnooi uoous,
a largo lot or Patent Mcdieinei,
Confeotions, Ac
Gum Shoes, Moose Boots, a large assortment of
notions. Hosiery ana
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S FIRS,
something new and attraotire.
Largo and splendid assortmant of Freneh, Ger
man ana r.ngllin soys, vuns ana
Fancy Goods.
No grouser variety of goods la any .ton In th.
county. AU tor sal. very low for earn at me
Cheap Corner. fee. l-t, lo? I.
EXTRAORDINARY
ANNOUNCEMENT
I WOULD respectfully aanoun.e to tha sltl
.... af CLEARFIELD and vicinity that I
h.v. opeaed np In the new Masonlo Building,
first door bolow th. Maaiioa Hons., oa Second
Street, with a entire new stock of
WATCHES, CLOCKS 4 JEWELRY,
Of tha latest stylss and but finish,
Selected with can. I bar. aa assortment
from all tb. latest novelties la J.w.lry, suite-
bis far tha Holldaya.
A large atoek of American Watches from
he f.etorl.l of Appl.ton, Tracy at Co., at Walt
baa, Mats., and th. National Watch Company
at Elgin, III, la from 1 to I .a. cas.s, always
aa hand, aad warrant.!.
Thankful for your p..t libera patronage, I
hop., by strict att.ntlon to business, to merit
a aonttauano. of he same.
All klndi af r.palrlag ta my line promptly
attended to.
8. I. 8RIDBR.
January t, 187S.
A KEW DEPARTURE
For the Benefit of Mankind !
DR. DOVER'S
PILE OINTMENT
Thli Important dlireorery one of tha attoit ra
markabla rvaulU of modern medical reacarob, and
The most Wonderful & Speedy Remedy
0wr knmnn.
U now pppnented In a eelentiflo combination of
Doming ann noaHng igoni. nn our ins iput
oughly tetted It in noinberleif eatoi. with tnort
ati-fartory rciulti, do not hciltato in offering It
a. it. .. 1 . 1 1 -
IV tui iuuiiu mm
Tbe most cortain, rapid and cfToctual
REMEDY FOR FILES, .
no matter of how long standing.
-BoM br all Drucilsts and Modlclne Deal
crs who desire to alleriat. th. sufferings of their
fellow beings.
FRICK, -50 CKNT rca BOX.
T. I. DOVER, Role Proprietor,
oetli'ri Clearncld, Pa.
I
URNED OITTI
BURNED U PI
SELL'S RUN WOOLEN FACT0RT,
Fonn townihip, Clearfield Co., Fa.
Tbo lubaertbcri art, at treat oipcmo, rebuild
I tna. and In a few dera will bare oomplttcd. 1
" . 1 j i. I. a.Mtlna nf - A rat.
-i... n-i Horr.wtth N tba tnoden
improreraentii attached, and nr ?Tfref ( J
ail ainaa 01 vjiotni, I'aiHiiueroa. nauneia,
kata, Hanntdi, As. Plenty of gnmli on hind w
rapply nil our old and a thoaiand new euifotnera,
whom wo aik to fc?m9 nnd examine our itook
The buitnen of ' -
CAHIiVQ ASD FULLING
will raaswlraoinaofalatfonrl'on.' Our now mill will
ba reaJy by wool-oarding temmn, there fore there
need bo no beiltatlorf oil that fceoro. Proper
arrangrmenta will ba mawn tn roeeira and dellrer
Wool, to an it ouitomere, A U work warranM and
dune upon the ahorteit notloa.'and by itrlot atten
tion to bnilnen a hopo to reaiiie a liberal tbaro
of publia patronage.
1 1 KMMMI POUNDS WOOL WANTED)
Wa will pay the hi ghaut market prloc for Wool
and lei I our manufactured goodi ai low ai ilmilar
goodi ean ba bought In tha eounty. and whanorer
we fall to Vender reasonable iatlrfaHion we can
alwaya bo foani at homo ready to make proper
explanation, either In perimn or by latter.
J AUKS JOHNBON A HONfl,
aprittoif Grampian) Hllll P. 0.
Down I .Down 1 1 .
THE LAST ARRIVAL
AND 01 COURSE Till CHEAPEST I
h Proclamation against High Prices!
WE an now opening np a lot of th. best and
most siasonabl. Hoods and Wares evr
offered In this market, and at prloee that remind
one of the good old dnyl of cheap things. Those
who lack talth upon this point, or doom our alle
gation! luperliioui, need but
C.1LL AT OVR STORE,
Comer Front and Market etrools,
When they can see, feel, hear and know for lUm
elvea. To fully understand what are cheap goods,
this must b. done. W. do not deem It necessary
to enumerate and Itemise our stock. It la enough
for us to tut. that
We have Everything that is Needed
and consumed In this market, and at prices that
astonish both old and young.
dooJO JOSEPH SHAW A SON.
N
law QOODII
New Firm at Wallacclon, Pa.
JOHN HOLT & SONS
Have bought th. .ntlr. stock of goods from P.
Gallaghr,and an receiving a general assortment
of new goods from tho Eastern cities, inch as
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
GROCERIES,
QUEENSWARE,
HARDWARE,
BOOTS & SHOES,
IIAT3 & CArS,
BACON, FISH,
SALT, FLOUR,
FEED, 4c, o., lie.,
To exchange for Country Produces Railroad Ties,
Lumber or CApli. uetober is, mil.
It
E AD TUISi
FLOUR & FEED DEPOT I
Th ftttenllon of th eltiifni of C1erfl1! and
TictnltT li diraetrd to th fnM thitt 1k.H11ow A
Bon r th kgfvBta of M. MiiM A Co., tod hT
just rw)lr-rd half doro tmr loadi of Flour and
Foed, whieh they orr-r at tbt lowuit poMible 0(
mrat. A largo atoek f
i
FLOUR, CORN MEAL. CUOP,
' BUCKWHEAT FLOUtt, It RAX, .
FoUioaa, Shelled Cora. Corn In far, Ac, lo.
V.ta.l.a. Il.tillnH A.IUal tA M Vtaua. A
Co.'b brand of Kami. Floor, which la tha beat in
tbt n artel,
Flour and Feed ean and will ba told oheaner
than It ean ba obtained alio w hare In Clearfield
oonnty.
r8tora on Market itraet. next door to lion.
Alexander Imn rrttdrnoa.
QOODFKLLOW A SON,
janlOtf AgnntM for M. Niroe A Co.
TOUH ATTENTION.
JUBT FOR A MOMENT t
Art you In need of a good act of Harnein t
Arc roii in need of a good Saddle or llridlcf
If to. rdl at the Saddle and Ilarneaf Bhop of
Jona C. liaawtcx, where yon ean get the bent In
tha mark'! Ifouble and Single Marnem and La-
diri and lent i Hadillaaof luperior workmaoihip,
a) wart or. band or manufactured to order. 81 fe
cial attention li called to my atook of Collari and
Uaniea. vlieb are tha bent in mi, l alio bare an
aMortmeit of Saddlera' Hardware, which will be
dli noted at reanonable ratea. r epairing of all
klndi prf py atienaea 10. fn 1 iorgi u
eall bero-t pansnaatng eieewnere. nnnp m via
foflt Uffl-ft maraet itraet, riearrem, ra.
Mayll&7My. JOHN C. IJ AH WICK.
TalSSPLUTION NOTICE I
I T Arai of Jamea Dickey A Co. waa dii-
aulrod oijFobniary l:t, I.S72, by mutual eon tent,
and Will in. B. Die hey has aaiociated with biro
hla ion. .amei Picker, under tha name and Irm
of Willi. 8. Dickey A Son, In tho bntlneai of
renerai iw-mhandittng and dealing in law loga
Unare l0ber, and all kind of aawed lumber,
hinglei, k., at (ilen Hope, Clearfield eonnty, and
at 8u Larenoo Cbnroh. Cambria county. Pa.
sjamee Divey will give tha log and timber buit
neu hii pkaonal attention. Ua will be found at
the old lUld at tilen Hope, where goodi will be
old at tlo lowert prieei pomible, and tha beat
figurei pi o lor toga and timiwr. ur. e, o. ner
lltig will 4 found at Ht. Lawrence, ready to wait
on hii fri'ftd. Tbo Doetor ii a clerar fallow: go
and aee lim. All tho aoeounta of Jamei Dickey
A Co. wilJbo aettled by William H. Dirkey A Hon
We thaalkmr auojeroui friendf for (heir kind and
liberal nronngo and axk a onntlnnanne of the
' I mil 1 itu u l.inL' f r a. UAVI
am a, I vftiJisiAM n. I'lnnt rwi
Ulan IUpa, Fa Feb. tl. 1872-Sui.
pit 17 nun
tSfiWINO MACHINE
sjl I
The " BLEES 1"
Itatcnt Link Motion, Almost noiseless machine.
Don't fail to eiamine it before fiurcbas
ing elsewhera.
II. II R I DOR, MERCHANT TAIUR,
CLKAIIPIBLD, PA4
Agent for Clearleld eonnty.
, Agrota wanted ia erery town in th.
ounlr, to whom lllirral terms will le giren.
Don't fall to eiamine It and satisfy yourself.
1 Clearncld, Pa., ren. t, loll tf.
fSAAC JOHNSON A SONS,
L
Manufacturers and Dealers In
Ilootn and Mh oca!
Ladles', Miir.s' and Children's Gaiter,
Melt's, Boyi' and VTomen'i Hrary Dnots, and
Drogans, Ac, A.
Store and shop on Hwond etro.t, nearly oppo-
' t. lllglcr A C?.'i hardware store,
r.h.H,lS7My ( CLEAHFIEt.D,
T, only-out) Jlorscs for Sale!
rflni undltrVfuned' nnVrs Tor sale TWENTY
i ONE Finar-CLAHU HOKSEIS In good
condition, 'principally larg slrmlgllo'ws. suit
bl. fcr any kind of heavy work. FurohsUer.
will llntl H-to tholr Interest to eiamine them b
l.r. purcha.lng als.whrre. Innulrlrs hnrw.iwl
hy Mnft PETER M'rtlBOS'H,
Feb. If, 1H7I. 'Clearncld; Ta.
I i '
nfinnnA -"" wyT,vPJr
OUU.UUU Th. rubsorlWr, want ti buy.
larg. 1.1 of 'ID-lnoh iharod Shlnglei, filrwbloh
we will p.y tha Tory highest market prlc.. Per
snns hiring inch oa hand will do well to eall at
our store. WEAVER A IlKTTS.
Clsarhald, Fa., b..tmb 20 flm.
ACKETT dk aCIIRYVBR,
tmaiass ia
BULDIXG HARDWARE, I
Also, maimfaotnrori of
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
SMOid Street,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
Carncntcr, and Builders will Dnd It to their
advantage to eiamine our stock before purchasing
elsowbere. .
STOVES I STOVES!
W are now selling tha celebrated TIMES
COOK and HKLIANCE, th. cu.anest and best
stores in tho inarkat.
Erery stor. fully warranted.
ALSO,
PARLOR, .
IIEATIKO,
and
RAFTING STOVES I
which will bo told as cheap as any In ths county.
Strict attention paid ordering articles for par-
tie, who desire It,
TiT-Koonnr, Spouting and Job work done on
reasonable terms.
Clearlleld, Pa, April 12, 1871.
II. F. BIGLER & CO.,
aaiLaai i
II A It I W A It E ,
Also, Manufacturers of
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
CLEAR fllLD, PA.
LOT OF SADDLES, BRIDLES,
Harness, Collars, ate., for sal. by
II. F. BIQLEH t CO.
pALMERS PATENT UNLOAD
Ing Ray Forks, for sal, by
II. F. BIGLER It CO.
QIL, TAINT, PUTTY, GLASS,
Kails, etc., for sale by
H. F. BIGLER It CO.
TTaRNESS TRIMMINGS k SIIOE
XJ.
Findings, for sale by
II. F. BIGLER ft CO.
Q.UNS, PISTOLS, SWORD CANES
For sale by
U. F. BIGLER It CO.
gTOVES, OF ALL SORTS AND
Slavs, for sale by
II. F. BIGLER A CO,
TRON I IRON! IliONl IRON!
For sale by
II. F. BIGLER I CO,
TXORSK SIIOES & 1IORSE SHOE
HAILS, for aal, by
II. F. BIGLER k CO
pULLEY BLOCKS,' ALL SIZES
And aeit Manufacture, for sale by
U. F. BIGLER k CO.
THIMBLE SKEINS AND TIPK
BOXES, for sal, by
II. F. BIGLER & CO.
RODDER CUTTERS for snlo by
cb30-70 U. F. BIGLER ft CO.
miSt TIN I TIN I
STOVES I STOVES I STOVES I
WAPLB &1lARTMAN
Desire to Inform tha citiiras of Oscola and
th. public generally, that they hare Just reoairwi
a large and splendid assortment of Stores, House
hold Bardwar and Ht.mprd aad Japanned
Wares of all kinds. Also that we manufacture
and keep constantly on hand a full assortment of
Tinmen Wares, whieh wa will dispos. of at
oithsr wholesal. or retail, to suit purchasers.
HooAng, ttpouting, Repairing and all kinds of
Job Work done to orttor anil witn utspatcn.
Strict attention paid ordering articles for par
ties desiring it.
Consumers will dnd It 16 their advantage to
purchase from us. Our stork and pries will sat
isfy you that we do sell good ware, at
prion that please tho people.
Yon will flud us on Curtiu street, nearly op
posite tho hxobange Hotel.
Osceola Mills, Pa., May It, 1871-lf
TIIE CLEARFIELD
WOOD-CHOPPERS' AXE
Manufactured especially for
THE CLEARFIELD TRADE,
roa oil, ar
eugS'70
II. F. BIOLER A CO.
JOOK ITOVEII
SPEAR'S CALOniFltl,
Sl'FQl'EIlANNA, BUPKRI0R,
GOV. I'KNN, RKOllLATOR,
NOnl.ECOOK, RATIONAL RANOK,
TRIUMPH, PARLOR COOK8,
SPEAR'S REVOLVING LIUIITS
AND DOl'DLE HEATERS,
And all kinds of Hooting Stores for sale by
aagS'70 U. F. Illtll.hll A CO.
TOBACCO. AND CIGARS 1
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
At th. K.f T.baooo and Cigar Stor. of
it. mi. suatr,
Two doors East of th. rostoffic, Clearlleld, Pa.
Constantly oa band a In. assortment of Navy,
Congress, Carendiih, Cable, Ppuaroii,
Michigan and Century Fln.-cut
Chewing Tehaoco, Aa.
I Also, a larg 4 r"11 llt, 'toolt al Imported
and i.otu..t!" Clr- S'"klng Tooeooo.,
Meerschaum and Drtai' .' 'P"
Pipe Izturea, Toliaoco
Boaea, Clgsr Holders, and everything generally
fipr.d If. a well regulated Cigar and
ToLacca Ctora.
JHh Remember Ih.'pl'fat fwa doors East of
the ro.tijUi-c, Clmiflrld.ya. " HJa2
5nnn hhekp pklw wamtkih
,UtV 01 Ft'RS for which
the hlirliftrcarh prica will bo nald, br ' ';
' ,ept3o,a'-i " I. h. RBI.klKSTWJf
BLANK rOlHTA.JE AWi J011
s
5rn &M&t, Wmtitt, dtt.
, A. a. rowan.
MILLER & POWELL,
WHOLESALE A RETAIL
MERCHANTS,
Graham's Row, Market St.,
j CLEARFIELD, PA.
We would moit rospsotfully Inform our Mends,
onstotners, and th. public generally, that w. are
now book la our old quarters, which bar. boea
remodeled and Improred, and wa aro now pre
pared to accommodate all who may faror ns by
calling.
NEW GOODS,!
We bare Jurt rooelrcd on. of the largest itook.
of all kinds of Merchandise erer brought to Clear.
Held oonnty, which wo intend to aril at snob fig
ures as will maho It an abject for all persons to
purchase "from as. Families layiog. In winter
supplies of Groceries, Dry Goods, Ac, should not
(ail ta giro oa a aall, as w. feel confident our
price, and superior quslity of goods will amply
satisfy alL Our stock of
GROCERIES
consist, of Coffee, of th. best quality, Teas, Su
gars of all kinds, Molasses, Fish, Salt, Cheese,
Dried Fruit, Spine, Prorliloni, Flour and Feed,
Ac, Ao. Our stook of
DRY GOODS
is large and rarled, aad w, will just aay wo oan
supply any article in that line, without enumcr
tlng. READY-MADE CLOTHING
Wo bare a largo itock of ready-made Clothing
for Men and Boyg wear, which we'wlll diipoee of
at a very imall adranoa on coat.
Boota and Shoea, llati and Cap, Hardware,
Queeniwaro, Wood and Willow Ware, Notioni,
Fancy Gooda, Carpela, Oilclothi, Wall Paper.
Window Shadei, Ao., io.
fr-Being oxtenilrely engngid In tha Lumber
boiineai, wa aro able to offer luperior inducement
to jobber.
M list. KR ai I'OW ELL.
Cloarficlil, l'a., Jan. 3, 1872.
O. I. c.
TtJIKRH lo lor my PRY nOODS, CRO
f f ecrieii, Quwniware, niaiiware, Druira and
Notioni, Confectionoricr, Ac. cheap fur cant..
The lubacrlber bvg Irare to Inform faia old and
new ca it o inert tbat ba baa opened .
A VARIETY STORK
IN GLEN IIOPK. PA.
And will cell gooda at price to mit tha timea. A
liberal roduodon will uc uiade to cuitoinora buy
ing a wholesale.
Call and ciamlna my itock before pnrcbalng
elpcwbcre. A liberal hare of public patronage ia
oticitca.
C. J. KEAGY.
Glrn Hope, Pa., June 14, 1871
nillLADELrilU.
STRING, 1 872.
FENT0N,
THOMPSON
& CO.,
BIT CnESTNl'T STREET,
Have now in Store, and opening daily, a largo
Stock, bought maioly direct frana '
Manufacturers at 1
HOME AND ABROAD
FORhlGN AND DOMfTIC
Drcu Fabrict, Silks,
Shawls and Scarfs,
IVhite Goods, Linens,
BMI1R0IDERIE8 AND LACES,
Embracing all tb. Novelties of tbo Season,
oflcred to th. Trad, by th, pieoe or packago at
the lowest market price. fcb2I-3ia
1872. 1872.
SPRING
ANNOUNCEMENT.
HOOD,
BONBRIGHT
& CO.,
Art aow offering al lhair
NEW STORK,
Nos. 811, 813, 815 Market St.,
a.ia
Nos. 800, 808,810,812 Filbert SI.,
PHILADELPHIA,
A magnificent stock of
SEASONABLE DRY GOODS,
complete in all Its department, of
Silks and Dress floods, Prints, tlinghatns and
Dslkinss, Mea's and Soys' .Wear. S'b)9
Uoods, Liaen, and Vlaauel
Furnishing Goods, Notions, Ac, Bleached and
Itrown Shirtings, Ac, Ao., Aa.
Also, Jnst opened an eitensira Carpet and Oil
Cloth Desiartinent. T. all of which, including
manr .hole Special llrands of Philadelphia made
goods, they respectfully iovit. th. attrntion of
in. l rale. jwni,-.in
GREAT WESTERN BAZAAR,
1 31111, lllll, HIS, I.1IJ MarkatSt.,
IMIILADELI'UIA.
Alw'T , on hand a large assortment ( ar and
arannit.h.ail Carrl.eee. Dearborns. Ilarnoas. Ae..
at private and public sale.
Falling and l-tiimng ion Buggies mim r"o io
ITS. tlermanlowns (shifting seats) from t'i lo
H0. Ilockaways (leslher trimmed) from fso to
,U5. Dearborns, No-Top Bneflrs, Jagger ana
. . i u tn, a i .... i . ...
nessfronillto?nrart. Dould.Harne.ifr.ra
afltoviz,. pianaeis, n nips, jiai.or. f.n,,
Afghans, and ersrything a rertaiolrig to the
k -t m.ii nm ti.lotfS Hue nmtto 1.
heper tbaa th. ChMptpL diva as a nil ba-
lor. puronwina .nr.mi..
Pnrtios desiring Hornea, Mules, Carriages, Vag
onsv Ao., will studd nheir Merest by patranlslng
rhb wnll-esUbHidi'liususr. Hnrs..'krp hy the
davot month. ' ' " " lltri iuai,
Fh. ,7 pm.' ' "PwprMt.ra.
THE ALLEGHENY HOTEL..
MARKET St., PLRARFIELD T.
THIS largo and aommodlonj sew ."
been opeaed for th. aeeomod.tloa os thj.
public, wh.r th. proprietor will h. ld to aweM
hie old friends, and rwolro a ahare .f publle pari
ronago. By rtrict pewnal altawlioa th. d
tail, of his business, he bopoi to be able to rend
aatlsfaetion to his patrons. The TAULB will
always bo bountifully supplied with th. b.et that
can bo procured la tbo market, and th. BA
will contain a full stock of t(H9. BEER, Aa
Good iUbling attached. ' ' '
bisssa bsiruijwi,
Clearncld, March I, ls-ly Proprietoa,
THE MANSION HQUSE,
Corperof rSuond ana slaraei ntrafts
CLEARFIELD, PA.
THIS old aad oommodloa, Hotel has. during
th. past yar. ba tnlargad ta doable ita
furmar oapaoity for tha entertainment of itraa
gers and guesU. Tha whole huil4ln( hat hwa
refurnished, and th. proprietor will aparo bo
pain, to render hi, guests aomtortabl, whit
staying with him.
e-Ihs "Mansion Boul," Omaibu, ran, ta
and from th. Depot oa th. arrlral and denartur.
of each train. J01IS DOUunftttTi,
aprS-7( If rropn.wr.
SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE,
c.iAarAolsl rount. Pa.
- ,
mHISaldand well astablish.d lloUl.keaull-
1 fully ,tttt.t.O On no P.O.. ui in. ..Pi""
v-fi . ' ii .l. i. .s. f rr...i.lll. ha. booa
leaved for a term .f y.ars by lb. and.ralgnel.
It bas been enur.iy r.o.u, . r
th.o.bliaaenerally aad th. travelling .ommn-
" p"""1": "t.''iv,:.1! .rtirraai.
render guests eooiiori,
house. Ample Subling room for tha aooomma.
datloa of toaml. Charge, od.rat..
Bept J8, 1871-tf. " ';
THE RAILROAD HOUSE,
MAIN ST., PHILirSBURO, PA.
THE andsrslgned k.eps constantly oa band
tha bwt.f Liquors. HI, table ia alwaya
supplied with tho best tbs market affords. Th.
traveling publio will do w,ll to glv, him a oalL
noTiea. s v
SUAW HOUSE,
(Cor. of Market A front streets,) .
L'LaAKrif.LD, r.
This masn'licent Hotel Is entirely new, corn.
plcte In all its appointments, and convenient to
tho Court Hooso. A free Omnibus runs to X
Irom tho Depot an tho arrival and departure of
each train. OK0110E N. C0L1IURN,
April 11, 18T0. ' Proprietor.
T EONAED UOUSE,
XJ Near the Railroad Depot,
CLKAHFibLU, r hn fi A.
This house Is larre. well furnished, and nearly
new, and tho Proprietor feels oonldeut of render
ing aatislaction to guests, n. jjooo ssaouog.
oonoectod with the hotel. '
04-71 B. ROW, Proprielof.
ST. C1IARLKS HOTEL,
(Opposite R. R. Depot,)
CLEAKF1CLD, I'IMI A,
The undersigned, baring become proprietor
of this house, Is now ready to entertain strangers
and travelers, and therefore solicit, sojourners id
giro him a call. 11 is Table will be supplied wtta
the best the market affords, and his liar will con
tain the choicest of wine, and liquors. Bxtensivo
stabling ts attached. Cli.rges moderate. - -
j.nlu'71 JAMHA McLAUUULIS.
WESTERN HOTELv
Oppoaij.0 th. Court House,
CLE.ARFIELD, PEN'r'V.
Accommodations Irit -class and ehargel moderate.
CIS JOHN F. YOl'NQ, Pr.prl.tor.
JOKTUUB HOUUE,
Opposite the Court Ilousf,
LOCK HAVEN, PE.NN'A.
joU'tt IIAl'f EAL A KKOM, Prop's.
ItOCfclURIIOFP IIOHHB,
IipLLEFpNTE, PA.,
p. JOUNSTCjW A BOKS,
ocU7l Propriotora.
MERICAN HOl'BE,
Main Street,
BROOKVILLE, PE.NN'A.
SHANNON A DCRKETT,
Proprietor,-
o4 71
goots aud JJliors.
DANIEL CQNSELLJ,
Bool and Shoe Manufacturer,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
HAS just received a Ina lot of French CALF
6KIN3 ond I, now prepared to maonfac-r.
lure .verythin In his lin. at tba lowest fight.l. '
He will warrant bis wtrk lo be a, represented. '
He respeetfuliy soicjlb a Mil,' at his shop ba ,
Market street, second dcor vsd of th.po.tffio.
where he will do all In bis powsr to render satis
faction. 6ous, In, Oaiter tops on hand.
my9,'o7-y DANIEL CONNHLL1C
EW BOOT AM) SHOE SHOP.
EDWARD MACK,
Coa. MARKET A 3d St,., CLEARFIELD, Pi.
THE proprietor has entered Into th BOOT dV
SHOE business at th, abpr, stand, and
isdeUrmin.d not to b. outdone either la ou.l-
fty or prleo for hi, work. Special attention
will ba paid to manufacturing ewed work. Ho
ha, on head a large lot af (finch Kip and
Calf Skin., of th, v.ry bast quality,' The oirl.'
an, of Clearleld and vicinity ara raepectfaliy,
invited to give him n trial. Ne charge for calls.
nova,' a-tr
UsrfUanfOUS.
Clearfield Nursery.
ENCOURAGB HOME INDUSTJIY.
THE and.rsigned, having established a Nui
sery on the 'Piha, about half way atweul,
Cl.arn.ld aad Curwensvlll., is prepared to fur
nish all kinds of FKlilT TREKS, (itandard and
dwarf,) Kvargroeae, Shrubbery, Orapa Vian,
Oooseberrio,, Lawtoa Blarkberry, Strawberry
and Rajberry Vines. Also, Siberian Crab Trees,
Quinc, ana ar:y eciriet Hbncark, as. qiaera
promptly ottsnded to, Address,
J. D. WRI0HT,
s.pIC 8 y Cnrwensyill., Pa
New Meat Market.
rpilK nnilerdgned bar. .pened a Meat Market
L In the room formerly ooonple.1 by Aleiandor
Irvin, on Market street, Clearlleld, Pa., adjoining,
MotKop'a, whore they Intend to keep a siipplyof
All kind, of Meat, - ' .
fralt awl Vegetable.
And at "ran-na to suit thb Tiuas.' Shop wfll
bo oon regularly on Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday, aad meat delivered at any point. Ahar.
of public patronage Is rKspoctfnlly solicited.
-- V" M. O, UROWN.
E. W, IlKIWR.
M-Aiii Contlnu. to dcT In) aU'iiada 'af .
iaiprored Agriculture! lmpli'monta,
Cl,.rll,.j, Adjju.I 1, leiO-tf.
stoTe n IVrtiip - ware
0k TYR,Y DESCRIPTION.
(JltOCKl Vt)TSJ CKOCfcS!
Plaher'a I'ntcnt Airtight Self. SealUtC
' f-'rult 'anal
BI'TXIIR CROCKS, wilh lids,
CREAM CRnckK, ' Mll.k CROC. KB,
APPLE - IH'TTER CROCKS,
PICKLE CROCKS, '
FLOWERPOTS, PLS. pISUBS.
STEW POTS,
And a great many other things ton aumeroaA ba.
mention, ta be had at ' '"
FRED'K. LEITZINGER'S
STONE - WARE POTTERY,
Corner of Cherry and Third Streets,
CLEARFIELD, PA, auga
Beale's Embrocation,
(L A T B POWELL'S,)
Far all dlseasea Incident ta Dors.s, Cattle, aad
Uutaaa Flr.fc, reqalring th. asa of aa
.aUroal appllctl..
Tal. Embrocation was .ilenilvsly at.C a
F.r aal. b Hastswlo. Irwlr, Claarl.ld
Jos.pb rl. irwla, varfaniu.
Daal.l tloaav.
lander, Lutb.rebui
af
T7"ANTr.r)l lOO.OOOl'o. ) Jit lneh SkaTod
PU'SilI.KS, for whlrh lh.klsh.st market
ptii. wIM fc. paid. . "GALLAGHER,
outsdalc, i Ja lKMy
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