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THE ItEPUBLICAN.
CLEARFIELD, PA.
WKDNF.SPAT MORNING, APRIL 10, 187J.
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1 , RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
Methodist Episcopal Church Rer. A. D.
, Yocr, Pastor. Publio Service .v.ry Sabbath
( at lo, A. M., ana i r. n.
f Sabbath Sohool at t A. M.
' Pravor Mooting every Thursday, at U P. M.
Communion Scrvloe, tret Sabbath of every
month, at lot A. M.
i SU Audrew'a Church Eplneopal Rer
GnuKaa Hall. Public Sorvico Sunday morning
at 10 o'oloek, and at 7 P. M. Sunday School at
BP. M. Prayer Meeting Wedneoday evening
at 7 o olook.
l, Presbyterian Church Rev. Mr.Biiri.nn.-
( . Publio Service ever Babbath, morning and even
V Inc.
0 Ht. Fraud.' Church Catholic Ror. T.
P J. McMAtir.. Mesa at lu) o'oloek A. II., on the
t . .eoond and fourth Sundays of eaeh montb.
On Hand. Wo havo received tho
' annual report of the township Auditor! of Pike
' township, fur 1871, relating to the road and poor
'fundi, but we are eompelled to hold it over for a
week or io, as we are too much orowdod with figure
adrertiilog at this time.
Tin Prksbvieby. Tlio Hunting-
-don Presbytery, eompriaing Blair, Bedford, Clear-
Held, Mifflin, Juniata, Huntingdon and Centre
ooantlos, eonvened in the Presbyterian ehureh,
Tyrone, yesterday, and will remain in session for
sevoral days.
Lands tor Sals. Samuol P. Wil-
son, Esq., County Treasurer, presents onr readers
with a formidable advertisement, whieh will no
doubt prove Interesting to those unseated land
holders who hare failed to pay their tales for
1870 aod 1871.
A Grand Bkkak Up. One of the
finest rises that probably ever ooeurred in the up
per Susquehanna and its tributaries, set in in the
latter part of last week, and during Monday and
Tuesday a eonitant float of round lumbor was
passing the borough to the lower market tho
. river being too high for rafts.
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CoNFERENCK DELEGATES The del
cgates sleoted by the Central Pennsylvania Con
ference, to attend the general oonferenoe of the M.
E. ehurch, in May noxt, are B. B. Hamlin, D. D.
'Thompson Mitohell, 1). D.; Francis Hodgson, D.
D. J. A. Gere, D. D.,- Rer. B. Barnes, Rer. J. B.
McMorray. Lay Delegates, Hon. John Patton
and W. Aschcum.
Tns Institute. A corrennondont
from Frenchrille says : "The district iustltatewas
a complete success in Covington township. The
eitlsens far and near were present, and took an
active part, and the teachers, Messrs. (Jalbraith
and Ganoe and Miss McDowell, deserve special
credit for the interest manifested, gratuitously, for
. the advancement of tbe children."
Tub XVItii District. Our county
bu been placed in tbe (Sixteenth Cougreiiioiiftl
District, under the now apportionment, and will
remain to for the noxt ton yean, and U ai followi
Clearfield, Centre, Clinton Elk, Mifflin, Fujder and
Union. The lait two ooantic bare surely been put
in food oo m pan j, which may prove a decided ad-
rantage to them by the time the ten years' mar
riage rum out, prorided the citixvni take lessons
in Democracy.
- A Cuanob. Tho Shaw House lias
it, undergone a obange In tbe proprietonbip during
5 the put week, Mr. Geo. N. Colburn retiring and
f Mrs. E. O. Clement taking possession. Mm.
i CIttmU bJU bMB lm tha hnt.l mIm Um Ut
. lifetime, in Brookrllle, Ridgway and Indiana, and
I is well and fs.Ton.bljr known to the traveling pob-
lie. That the will keep Srst-cJau hotel and
- reap a liberal ihare of public patronage, there can
. be no doubt.
I Another Gone. Josoph McClar-
f ren, one of the early aottlen of tbif eonnty, died
in Philipsburg, on tbe 2 1 it of March, In the 80th
year of hia age. Mr. MoClarren rvmored from
I Half Moon to Decatur township, in thli county.
j in 1821V 47 yean ago where he reiided nnlil a
few yean ago, when ho removed to Philipsburg.
t, Ho was a living example of what men ought to
ibe, lnduitrioufl, frugal, temperate in all things,
I and therefore an excellent cititen and a useful
neighbor.
m a
Neptune No. 1. Tyrone has got a
fire wagon. The Philadelphia Sunday JJ4rerf
-describe. It thaslj:
GoB Wkht. Tbe Neptune Fire Company, No.
1, of Tyrone, I'a., have purchased from 8. V.Ureer
the hoe carriage formerly owned by the Good
t Wilt II one. It has been handsomely painted a
arinine body, and tbe running gear striped with
gold, and the whoelsareof the New Haron patent
and highly polished; on the side lockers are look
ing glasses. On the front locker is their name,
Neptune, in eonepicuous gold letters, ornamented
with color. It has throe bells. It was shipped
yesterday.
f FataFj Accidents. Wo loam that
a fatal accident occurred on Trout Run, on Mon-
lay about noon, which resulted in tbe death of
Lewis W. Owens, a Jobber on that Run, It ap
leari that tho doceascd waa assisting to break a
landing, and by some means was caught between
lie logs, one of which rolled over his head, al
tojt completely mashing it, killing him instantly.
tt loaves a wife and fonr children.
We also learn that an accident of about the
line nature ooeurred on Anderson's Creek, on
whom J od Monday evening.
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J PAKTMLLr rBACTICABi.r. A 'cflP
ear episode ocurre4 in onr quiot villa,4 ,ait
M, which quite unnerved some of the old darnel
ho "never heard of tbe Vile Wtpm." A goodly
Umber of the young ladies, of the g of "sweet
IX tec n" and upwards, took it Into their bcadl to
H up a party, and accordingly invited the young
ten, who were no little surprised, but never the-
m mgniy pieateu at the turn maUen bad taken
if tbe inviting line. Tbe excessive darkness of
ia night, however, interfered, and to a certain
ttcnt broke up the programme. The ladies had
m courage to invlta and tea the grnts to ths
srty, but their pluck failed when the period for
teeing them home" arrived. At this point the
1 method was adopted. It Is reported that the
(it party will occur on a bright moonlight night.
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Mo AvsT?We undoratand that
a bounty tommtseipnors Have made partial ar
gements for fitting up an bosutlfying I be yard
und tbe Court Honse, ordering a number of or.
mental shade troci and ovorgreens for planting,
d intending to seed th? entire yard with some
lamuntal grass. This is a move in the right dl
Ition, and we hope- to act It carried oat. And
tbe boys nan be per sanded to stay out of the
rd, and those who enter It will olose the gates
they pass In and out, to as to keep the cattle
t, the surroundings of the building will soon
spare favorably with any in the Plate. Hut If
I boys, oowi and hogs are allowed to monope-
ft the yard, tbe iron fenoe may as well be sold
I removed and the money appropriated to some
ter nse. Ornaments are of no use where those
W creatures carry on as, they plcaie,
obty Pays without Food. We
red. My In for mod by eitiiens of Kartbans that
w MoDonald, who bad been a pauper on that
whip for aevea years past, lived forty dajs
ut partaking of any kind of food whatever.
uit eating on the 17th af February and -I
op to the day of bis death, whloh oocorred
ia 27th day of March. When Informed that
ould starve If ha did not eat, and when at
tU were made to put food Into his mouth, bo
Id order those waiting oa him nway, aaying
$e had eaten a hearty breakfast that morning,
ould also refer to those la olden t linos who
I to long without food, lie mad no profo.
Sf godliness, but the reverse, and yet eeemt
We relied faithfully upon dlvioe pro tee 1 1 on.
hat means his physical natnro wai supported
H Hf prolonged under the clrrumstancw
In dnnht rrmiln a mrMery. . " j
Court Proceedinoa. Wo clip the
fullowiug court proceed in gi, In relation to road
and luisocllanooui affairs, at March Torm, from
last week's Journal: ,
noAD ArpAtna.
Petitions For a road from John Wilson's, In
It rati fi rd towuship, to CUmrold and Leooule's
road, half mile below ntoutb of Lick Run, and to
vnoate road between Wilsoit'a aud A. Bhiray's.
Viewers, J. I.. Cuttle, Dao'i Stewart, Lewis Irwin.
For a road from at or near Joacph Winery's, In
Dradford township, to road at or near Mr. Wood's,
in tlophen towntbip. Viewers, Robert Stewart,
John Liviogilon, James Mitchell. '
For a road frm D. Aaron Callicart'i to Abram
Walker's, In Kuox townihip. Viewers. 8. F.
MeHoflkoy, Aaron nise, Iraao Me hoc.
Fur a road from Geo. Krincr's to near Henry
Shaffer's near Jelfersno Line, In Urady township.
Viewers, David Reams, n. A. Kubrl, ii. Krtner.
For a road from near Oliver Westuver's, In
Durniido townshin. to near John Meyer's. View.
en, Lewis Uolce, Uideon Kin port i, Wm. Owens.
For a road from Jfueiau roaa in rt ooawara
township, to plauk road at corner of Isaac llegar
ty's lot. Viewers, Bamuel JKgarty, Frederick
8 huff, Bamocl 8hoff, 8r.
For a road from Pino corner to Roblson's saw
mill, in Oulieh township. Viewers. Samuel lle
garty, R. B. MoCully, Alex. Ream.
CoKriaMKn Ni 8i. A publio road la Gosbon
township, from D. tShirey s to II. 8penoe's.
A pubfie roaa m reun Hwnsnip, irom i nomas
Wall s saw mill to near Ueorga Hartshorn's,
A nuhlie road In U rah am township, from near
summit turnpike to school bouse near Wm. John
ston's. A nubile road in Brady township, from J. liar
mnn's to near tJeorge J. Weaver's
A nublie road in Morris towntmn, from near
George Diilen's to near Mrs. Merrell's, and to va
cate.
A nublio road In Chest township, from Wm. and
Jamos Hummerville's to Cambria county line.
A publie road in Pike towntbin, from r. Aver-
ell's to near Pleasant Qrore aohool house.
A publio road in Bell township, from R. C.
Thompson's to widow Uartle road, .
A puoito roaa in iirnuy uiwniuip, irom jnrt. a.
Brook'tt to near Shafrr'i hriH-
A publio road in Brady township, from J. Line's
saw mill tract to road near F. Bhafer's.
A nublie road in (Juehoh township, to vacate
from McCully's farm to Muddy Run.
A publie road in uosnen townsnip, irom iianl.
Cypher's to near K. F. thircy's.
Annexing farm of I. O. Barger to Bradford
township school district.
A bridge over ClearSeld creek, near Beeearia
Mills, In Bccoaria townihip, with a recommenda
tion that the county assist in building tbe same.
A bridge across Anderson oreek at Rock too,
with a recommendation that county appropriate
$750.
CoxrinuRD Amoi-Cti, A road fmm Robert
Patterson's to mouth of Pott'a run, in Knox town
ship. A road from near Peter MoQeorge'i to near Mt.
Joy Church, In Lawrence townihip.
To vacate road opposite the Fullertoc lot, and
lay out private road on lands of Mr. (Snyder, in
Lawrence townihip.
A road In (Jirard and Bradford townships, from
A. Lccoote'a.
Against erecting a bridge over Clearfield creek,
near D. Adams', in Boggt township.
Against erecting a briilge at (Jsllowi Harbor, as
there is no road on tbe (Jirard side of tbe river.
MISCKLLINKOL'I.
Petition of oltitens of New Washington nuking
the appointment of two auditors i and the Court
epjtoint Jauiec Savage and J. R. Mc Murray.
Petition of citisens of Boggs township, asking
the appointment of a supervisor j and the Court
appoint Henry A. Hhimel.
Petition of eitiiens of Osceola asking the ap
pointment of a Constable; and the Court appoint
Abraham Krphart.
Petition ot eitiiens of Gtrard township asking
for appointment of Constable and the Court ap
point Daniel Krive.
Petition of John Trout man for tho adoption of
a child, fetation granted.
Petition of eitiiens of K art ha us township auk
ing to cbsnge tbe place of holding elections to
Joseph Uillands. An election relative to proposed
change, ordorcd to be bold.
Petition for tbe erection of a now township out
of part of Brady. Commissioners, 8. F MuClon
kev, James Thompson, Sam 'I Jenkins.
Report of viewers In reference to the bridge
over Clearfield oreek, at Fording. The Urand
Jury recommend an appropriation of $ii0 towards
its completion, by the county. I be court grant
tne request.
List of letters remaining uncluimod
In the Post office at Clearfield, for the week ending
April nit, 1872:
Hoyden Loolus. Magulre, Robert.
Bcckner, George. Plant Louis.
Cary, William. Philippe, John D. .
Cross, John. Rons, James C.
Dixon, M iss Martha. Rood, Jobn.
Jaekson,ll. W. Weaver. Mara.
J hones, w. W. - Worts, Mm alary A. .
McHhadun, Jobn. . Wickam, Kdward J.
Miliigan. Klmira. P. A. CAULIN, P. M
Fatal Accident. We loam inci
dentally that a young child of Mr. Miltou Nich
ols, of Lawrence township, died last week from an
overdose of laudanum. It appears the mother had
bees giving a smaller on a few drops, and set the
vfal containing th drag on a chair, when tho
child in question took It and drank a large portion
of it before the mother discovered what tbe child
was doing. Every effort was made through med
leal aid to eare its life, but all proved unavailing.
Tub LihT. Tho list of juror drawn
for June Term will be found in this Issue. Court
commence on the first Menday, th 8d.
Special
Wm. Porter, Esq., has a bouse aod lot for talc.
Sec bis advertisement elsewhere.
Read advertisement of 1). Ooodlander, Lothers-
burg, Pa., In another eolumn.
Surer School. E. B. Spaekman, B. E. D,
will open a select school In Corwensrllle, on May
8th. Mr. S. is a graduate of the North Western
State Normal School. For terms, Ac., see adrer
tlsement.
By advertisement and bills prinUd at this offloe,
It will be notleed that E. Ililtebrand, Esq., offers
some valuable real estate for sale, lata th proper
ty of Robert II. Rainey, doeeased.
Just received from Philadelphia Gardeners, a
fresh supply of (larden Seeds, including Onion
Setts, at tbe Drug 8 lore of
Apr. 10-41 I1atswic A Iawi.
Small Poi. To avoid and us .very precau
tion against this terrible disease is a duty we owo
to ourselves and our fellow men. Persons going
dowa tb. river run great risk, and by all means
should b. po!J",, "lib freventiv. Tho
u.-ooklyn Hospital Small Vox Preventiro" oui
bodies to a considerable extent th. virtu, of an
entire disinfectant, and no on. going down the
river should be without a package of It. It is
put up i convenient paekagea, and can ..carried
in an inside will pocket For sale by A. I. Shaw,
Pruggtst, Clearfield, pa., at th. small sum of 14
eents.
For Wall Paper, go to Weaver A Betts.
Fiances, Taxa NoTirs. II. F. Bigler A Co.
bars Iron and Wood Singl. and Double Bhove
Plows, Woii and Iron Cultivators, Steel Cultiva
tor Teeth and Sliorel Plow Shovels, Iron and
Wood Plows, Hlll sid. Flows, Ac, Ac.
aps lm. II. F. BIOLkn CO.
IUrrx, Taan Noma. Ooodftllow A Soa
bar. on hand Hams, Sides, Shoulders, Potatoes,
Eggs, Butter, and other provisions, which will be
sold to ruftrnrn at th. right figures. Stora on
Markot street, opposite tb. Sbaw Hens.
Wearer A Betts hare Just received 10,000 rolls
of Wall Paper.
Nonca To rna Dmcirt.ns or Isaao Wai.vo.v.
After April 10th we will have th. largest assort
ment of fishing tackle aver brought west of the
Alleghenles, consisting of Rods, Baskets, Flies,
Hooks, Unci, Jlait Boxes, Ac, Ac. All di..'l.lcs
of Isaac nation are Invited to call and eiamlne
onr stock. II. F. Biolxr A Co.
March 27, IS72.tf
Dr. F. Plalto, Eclectic Physician and Surgeon
offers hia serviees to the people of Clearfield and
vicinity, and will be in readiness t attend all
professional .alls, by day or night. Offlo. on
Reed street, west of tb. depot, Clearfield, Pa,
May 81, Wl tf ,
Ystrinery surgeons all over the country an re
commending Sberidan'c Cavalry Condition Pow
ders for the following trouble In horses t Loss of
appetite, roujhuoii nf the hair, stoppage of bow
els or water, ooughs and soldi, swelling of the
glands, worms, horn ail, thick wind and heaves.
A friend of onrs ho Is chief elerk la the Or,
crnmental Dlsponsary, sayi that no Medicine
obest Is now complete without Johnson's Anodyne
Liniment, Wc always supposed it was preeorlbed
by law If It Is not, It ought to be, for ecrtainlf
there Is nothing In the whol materia) meaVoa of o
mneh tniportano. to tb. eoldier and tb. nallor as
.Tohnian's Anodyne Liniment.
COUGHS AND COLDS.
There are few persona who are aware of tbe im
portanoe of attouJtng to a cough or a cold at its
first appearance. . Tbe thouaauds who die annually
of consumption, were first attacked with a "alight"
oough or coM, which they thought would luou
"wour" itself off, and therefore neglected to uie
the propor remedies until they became Incurable.
Kvery day tint a oough, eold, or any lung dis
ease is neglected, makoc the obanoes of a euro
more uncurtain. We would reeoinuioud all fuller
ing from any disease of the Lungs whatever, to
use llAsaoVs CourousoPviiuPor Tan it never
fails in curing tho worst caies of coughs, colds,
hoarseness, sore throat, catarrh and asthma. It
Is an Infallible remedy for Whooping Cough i be
ing prescribed by some of tbe leading physicians
in tbe Northern and Southern States, anil being
prrparod under the immediate supervision of a
5raduate of the Pennsylvania Medical College.
he proprietors beg leave to inform all that It ts
no "Quack" preparation, but made strictly In ac
cordance with tho advanced principles and theory
of medicine. Price 50 cents per bottle,
RU8SKLL A LANDI8. Proprietors, Philadel
phia. Hold at Joseph U. Irwin drug store, Cur
wcnsvillc, Pa, inchfl-Sm
Notice to GAnnnssna. All those In need of a
good on t fit of garden-making tools, should eal
at II. F. Bigler Co.'s, whera they will find a
largo assortment of spades, spado forks, shovels,
hoes, and rakes of all kinds. apU-m
Fn rah Onouno Plastic a. Received at Corner
Store by oar load and for sale by
K. A. A W. P. Inwin.
Cnrwcnsvillc. March IS, 172.
Wall Paper ai any price, from' 121 to 60 cents a
bolt, at Wearer 4 Betts'.
Dtarrifd.
On th, 10th of March, 1S73, in Morris town
ship, by Ror. J. 8. MiLi.aa, Mr. ISRAEL HOO
VER to Miss FRANCIS NKARIIOOD, both of
Clearfield county. , ' ' ,
In Curwcnsrillc, on March 14th, 1873, by Rer.
W. O. Fnou au.JAUEa uuuirrsr, n
Bell township, to Miss MAMIE J. THOMPSON,
of Cnrwcnsvil)..
gird.
On April Sd,tS73,LAl'RAMAKPFIEI.D,dangh-
t.r of Mil-Tiis A. and Maao-snr.T Nicnou, aged 1
years aod 4 days.
lUarliftj.
Clearfield Markets.
Corrected weekly by Rirnian Mossop, Wholesale
and Retail Dealer In Dry uooifs, uroe.nes, 1'ro-
Visions, Ae., Market street, Clearfield, Pa.
Cl.nrmi.n. Pa., AprinOmi
Applos.e;roen,00 3 OO'llogs, drossed 0
Dried, izj inuos, green.. 7
Apple bulter.ygal, 1 00 Ham 00(4
i
Butter. 2..((4 40 Shoulders.... ..00(a) 10
Beans $0 OOy 25 Sidis 0(l(, 11)
Buckwheat 1 Jo Lard lidO 18
Buckwheat flour lb, Mess pork, bbl...I 00
Beef, dried 25 0at ti
Beef, freh... 10 Onions i 00
Boards, M 13 00((tU 00 PoUtoe Q0 84
Corn, shelled.. 1 00 Peaches, dried, B.. 14
Corn, ear 00 (ii 60 Plaster, bbl I 40
Corn meal, W sack, 1 40 Rre.. 1 10
Chop, ewtl 0 Q I 40 Rags, B ......... 1
Ulorerseed 7 ait,wsaea i so
Cheese. 14 Rhins.,8 a.U(d)i 00
Cherries, lb. 10(?$ I4 rlbingles,i(l inl0(o It 00
Chickens, drsd, tt, 15 Timothy seed t 00
Ems 34 Tallow 13)
Klaiseed. X 00 Wheat. 174
Flour 0 000 ( 35 Wool 44
II HI 0 00f1.15 00 Wood, eorti I 40
gew di'frtlsrmfttts.
SUAW HOUSE,
(Cor. of Market i Front stroetl,)
CLKA KKIELI), PA.
This marnifleent llotwl is entirety new, eon
plote in sll its appointments, and ounvenient to
tho Court House. A free Omnibus rnns to and
from the Depot u the arhral and driinrture of
osoh train. nua. IS. u. L en l s,
April 10, 1873. Proprietress.
llfATRRMRN, THIN WAV1 Th. an.
derslfrned hereby gives notie. that ho is
fully prepared to aoooromodate wat.rmen at tb.
"Foot of Buttermilk Falls." He baa erected new
snubbing posts all along tbe landing, thereby ren
dering it an easy natter to land, and making
rafts inor. aeenr. when landed. Two or throe
free boats at all times ready tu eonrey men to and
frum th. nous, across to. rtr.r.
JOI1M 1IIII8B.
TSTATR OF 8ANFORD II. WALLAC
l j deoeasefl Notloe is hereby giren that letters
ol administration have been granted to th. under
signed on. the estate of Banford H. Wallaoe, doe'd,
late of Osceola, in tb. eonnty of Clearfield. All
parsons indebted to aaid estate ar requested to
make immediate payment,and those having elaims
against said estate will present them duly authen
ticated for settlement, to the wndereigned, or to
Walter Barrett, Esq , his Attorney, at Clearfield,
fa. U. U AlbKlthUlJ,
April It (It. Administrator.
House and Lot for Sale!
fTlHB nnderstKn.4 offers a Hons, and Lot for
X sale, situated on Fourth and th. junction of
Cherry street, tn th. borough of Clearfield, Pa.,
known as the Htin. property. Possession giren
on tbe 1st of July next. For farther Information
applrto WILLIAM PORTER,
Clearfield, Pa., April 10-tf.
O ELECT SCHOOL!
KJ A Select School, em brae ins; (he grades of
tne niga andintermeuiate schools, will be opened
in Curwenivi.lt, Ma oih, 1872, under the oharfc
of K. B, Spaekman, D. K. I),
Tanns or Iuitiuk (Per Term of 11 weeks.)
Lommon branches, with Alsjibm, U. B, lustury,
Phyiical tieoftraphjr and Natural Philosophy, $4.
The above, with (Jeometry, Book Keeping, Kty-
moiot;y anu uivu uovernmeat, 7.
Tbute preparins: to teaeh. will find the In trac
tion adapted to fit them for their work, and The
ory of Toaching will lie taught if desired. For
further infornution, address the above at Clear
field. Pa. April 10, 1873 St.
rkUPIIANS COURT SALE I
V In pursuance of an order of the Orphans'
r i , I : J .
tee, Ac, In the mattor of the real estalo of Rob.
ert Rainey, late of Burnside townshlu. said eoun
ty, deceased, will sell at public sale, at the store
nouse 01 William Hunter, In the villaie or New
bnrgh, on WEDNKSbAY, MAY 15, 1871, at 10
o'clock, a- m., the following described real estate,
late me property ol aatd deceased, vis i
No. 1. All that certain tract of land, sltnat. In
said township, adjoining land, of John Le., L.
J. Kurd and others, eontaining about 70 acres.
No. 3. All the Interest of decedent in that eer-
taia lot of land in Boll townshin. said oountv.
adjoining the above, containing Four acres, mora
or less.
TiftM 6r Sal.- On. naif the purclinse money
casn on eonnrmation Ol sale, and tne balance in
on. year, the latter payment with interest, to be
secured by nond and mortgage on tbe premises.
KMANltU UILTKBHAMD,
April 10, 1871. Trustc.
I 1ST l
J 171
1ST OF JUKOHS drawn for June Term,
S)AKD JVRonS.
C. J. Kegy...HBeeearla
David Bell Bell
Charles Sloan Bos:f
W. Livlngston..Bradf 'rd
Boyd Kirk Bwly
B. tlorman Burnside
J. II. Hreth (.'best
I,. Pickardm..Covington
(1. h. Reed Clearfield
J. M. Adams.. "
1. Pauoi'Curwonivllle
M. Watt Ferguson
M. h- Oill.. (Irabam
Kobt- Patterson..Jordaa
W. J. IIniror....Karthaas
A. II. Shaw Lawrence
.1. Mitchell,
W. M. Henry ..Lnmber C.
Geo. Hoover.. ,...Morrie
I). R. flood Oseeola
Drier BelL Jr Pena
Bcnl, Moor Pike
II. Bhults Decaiar
1 1, He:
cnderson.,Wood.w'r4
TnAvanaa jnnoRa riur tut,
J. Crce
Beocaria
, Bell
J. J. Bloom..Curwensv'le
A. Reese Decatur
Ueo. Kvler. Uoshen
D. S. Stover. Ilulioh
C. Waodall Huston
P. Strong. Jordan
W. Ileiehel Karthaus
B. Ilalrd, Jr ,
J. F. It
(1. W. Lindley...
J. Butnharger
Henry Uosa ,
N. V arren.. .
J. R. Iteed
0. II. Merrill
,. Boggs
D. A. Wise. Knn
II. Ross Lawrenoc
1). Wilson .Bradford
I 0. Bloom.,.,
D. Weleh
J. Mcl)ivitt..
M. R. Howies.
W. P. Reed.... . '
J. Wilson -
I). Walllurn.....Ktlrady
N. T. llrisbl....... "
J. 3. J.u.s. ........ "
C. ala.jSall m "
J. Thompson Maori
Harry (loss Osceola
Jno. HookMibvery.ChMt
J. B. Mrahaia..Cloat,'ri
IS. Keuhart
F. U. Miller..
Wm. Powell....
M. Shirk
W. M Sbaw...
J.W.Wrlghljr
8. P. Sbaw...,
L. Flcgal
H, derrick Penn
F. S. BlooJi Pike
J. Cartor .'-dw'rd
J, West brook. "
R. Ilagorty....
A. (loss ,
W. Hagerty,., ft
rnavanaa junoas aicunn mi,
8. C.Shon. Beeearia
II. Krna.Carwen.vllle
A. J. Uoe .DeoaMsr
J. Hagerty
8. Sunderlin Bell
K. tlatee. Huston
W. II. Orr
J. Witherow, Jr.i,.Kno
Oeo. Turner.. Boggs
K. Krhard
John lllair "
R. Haekman...Lawr.M.
D. I.IU Bradford
II. Lawhead...
A. Rallstoa
R. II. Moor .Brady
A. Smith "
h'll Lin
i, Romhargar....; "
, Mcllenry "
J. Wetsel.. Barnslde
..Morris
J. Waring
A. Kephart .,
M. Fllnn ,
Oseeola
...Pena
T. A. Hoovor....
W. P. Johnston.
J. Curry. Cbejt
W. R. Curry Plk.
n. Illltehrand "
C, (llrard Covington
It. Most op rieariald
R, W. Mo Heal
, Caldwell
1.. AiMlemen 1
J.U..Norrlt.Curwsniv,
. , rnoa noudi4
gidrfrti5jurutHe
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Woltoa
Is hereby given thai Utters of administration
Un the estate of William Uatcock. doe'd, late
of Uurnside township, Clearfield county, Pa.,
having been duly granted to tn ucdersineua
all persona indebted to aald estate will pleas
vak immedlst payment, and thosa having
claims or demands will present them properly
authenticated for settlement without delay.
JOUN K. JU0HU4K,
April 19, 1873 At Administrator.
Notice to Taxpayers 1
TN aeeordanee with an Aot of tho Ooneral As
emblv of this Commonwealth, annroved the
12d day of March, A. O. 1870, "relating to the
oulleolion of taies In Iba oounty of Cloarllcld,"
notloe is therefor hereby givon to the taxpayers
residing In tbe distriotc bvlow named, that the
County Treasurer, in accordance with the seoood
section of aald Aot, will attend nt the pleo. of
holding the borough and township elections on
tbo following named days, fur tbe purpose of
receiving the County and State taxes and Militia
Fines assessed for the yoar 187 J i
For Clearfield and Lawrence township, Friday
and Saturday, May 3d and 4tn.
For Karthaus, Tuesday, May 7th.
For Covington, Wednesday, May 8th.
For Ulrard, Thursday, May 91 h.
For (loehcn, Friday, May 10th.
For Bradford, Saturday, May 1 1 lb.
For Urahain, Monday, May I3lh.
For Morris, Tuesday, May 14th.
For Decatur, Wednesday, May loth.
For Osceola, Thursday, May 10th.
For lloutsdale, Friday, May 17th.
For Bogga, Saturday, May 18th.
For Hustun, Tuesday, May list.
For Union, Wedneeday, May 12d.
For Brady, Thursday, at West Liberty, May Md.
" Friday, at xroutviiie, may z.ia.
Saturdnv, at Lutbereburg, May S5th.
For Curwensville, Monday, May I7tb. -
For Pike, Tuesday, May sth.
For Bloom, Wednesday, Mar ""k-
wr o, eb..o esj loth.
For Lumber City, Friday, May 31st.
For Ferguson, Saturday, June 1st.
The Treasurer will not be In the other districts
until after June Court, (oommencing about the
Iflth.) Vpou all taxoa paid to the Treasurer
there will bo a reduotion of fiv fr eeet., while
live per cent will be AUbr.n to all unpaid taxes,
making a difference of TKN per oent. to prompt
taxpayers. Parties oan, from this lime forward,
pay tbir taxes at the Treasurer's office.
BAJnur.1, r. niuivn, inaonvrt
Treasurer's Office,
Clearfield, Pa., April :id, 1872 -It I
Pcniisylvanln Hall road
TYRONE & CLEARFIELD BRANCH.
AfkN and after Monday, NOV. 10th, 1871, the
1 f PaMenvAr Trains will run dallv (exoent Sun
days) between Tyrone and Clearfield, as follows:
CLEARFIELD MAIL.
LEAVE SOUTH.
LEAVE NORTH.
Clearfield....... J. 70, r. w.
Tyrone v.I5,A.at.
Philipsburg 4.20,
Oseeola 4.4,
Tyrone .....0.00,
Osceola... 10. Si, "
Philipsburg..,10.S, "
Clearfield 11.64, "
CLEARFIELD EXPRESS.
LEAVE SOUTH.
LEAVE NORTH.
Clearfield ft.45 1. K
Tyrone T.OK r. u.
Intersection ...7.1 S "
Oseeola 8.J9 -
Philipsbarg.,.8.40 "
Clearfield, ar..l.40 "
hllimburr.. 6.4e
Osooola. 7.05
Intersection., a. 13 44
Tyrone. 8.J5 "
FARE FROM CLEARFIELD, TO
Bellefonte, Pa h
IH-k Haven 1 70
Middletown $5 00
Marietta 60
Lancaster . 8t
PHILADELPHIA 7 06
Wllliamiport.
Huntingdon
lwistown.
I 60
1 80
1 vo Alto-ma 1 li
4 40 Job Mown.. I 80
Marysville...
UARRIKBLRU... 4 TalPI'.ISBL'RO US
Clos eonneotions made by all trains at Tyrone
and L)OcK llarcn.
OEORGE C. WILRINS,
my17-tf. Superintendent.
5rjj Booai, tSrortrif, (tit.
r. .. niLi.Ee.
A. a. rowau.
MILLER & POWELL,
WHOLESALE A RETAIL
MERCHANTS,
Gnhftm'a Row, Market fit.
CLEARFIELD, PA.
Wfl would nott rsptfnll7 Inform ou friend,
fjaitomeri, nd th publio generally, thftt wt fcre
now baek In oar old qaartin. which hart ben
remodeled and improYed, and wt ara now pre
pared to accommodate all who aa fafor ni hj
calling.
NEW GOODS,!
We have Just received on. of th. largest stocks
of all kinds of Merchandise over brought to Clear
field eonnty, whloh we Intend to sell at inch fig
ares as will make It an object for all persons to
purchase from us. Families laying In winter
supplies of Groceries, Dry Goods, Ac, should not
fail to giro as a nail, as ws feel confident ur
prices and superior quality of goods will amply
satisfy all. Our stock of
GROCERIES
eon ilit of Coffeea of (he bent quality, Teal, 6u
fan of all kindi, Notajfoi, Fiih, Salt, Cheete,
Pried Fruit, Bpieei, Prorliions, Floor aod Feed,
Ac, Ae. Our itook of
DRY GOODS
Is large and varied, and w. will just say w. can
supply any article In that line, without cnumer
tlng. READY-MADE CLOTHING
W. have a large stock of ready-made Clothing
for Men and Boys' wear, which wo'wlll dispose of
at a Try small advance ol cost.
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Hardware,
Queenswara, Wood and Willow Wars, Nations,
Fancy Goods, Carpets, Oilcloths, Wall Papers,
Window Shades, Ac, ic.
iJe-Relng extensively engaged In th. Lumbar
bnsintss, ws ar abl. to offer superior inducement,
to jobbers.
MILLER A POWELL.
Clcarlleld, Pa., Jan. I, 1871,
miLADELrniA.
SPRING, 1 872.
FENT0N,
THOMPSON
& CO.,
6IT CHESTNl'T STREET,
liar, new In Store, and opening dally, a large
Slock, bought mainly direct from
Manufacturers at
JI0M1S ANP ABROAD
.
FOREIGN AND DOMK8T10
Drcis Fabrict, Silks,
ShawU and Scarft,
White Goods, Linent,
BMUROIDERIXS AND LACES,
Embracing all th. Novelties nf tb. Season.
eland to th. Trad, by th. pleoe or paekaae at
tne lowest mat est price, fb?,-3ai
o..l. R.ed. NOTICE. Wm- pr"'
. 1 t
REED A IOWi;fiL.
CIRARFIRLD.
PLANING MILL
all' It I Q II T I
npiIB proprietors respectfully Inform thceltlttne
-a- of Clearfield eonnty, that they bar. entirely
refitted this establishment with the latestlmproved
wood-working machinery, and are now prepared
to execute all order In tholr line of business.
They will glv. .special attention to the manufae
tar. of malarial for house building, such as
FLOORING, WEATHER-BOARDING,
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS,
URJICKCTS It MOVLDIJTGB,
OF ALL STYLES,
W always bare oa hand a large stock of DRY
LUMBER, and will pay cash for all clear Lnmber.
One-and-a-half lnoh panel stuff preferred.
'Lumber Manufactured to Order,
I, -Or aohanged, to suit customers.
VcjwOrder. soliolted, and Lnmber furnished on
short uiUe .nil on rw.Lt. tarme ' -
i ' '. REED POWELL.
I Clearfield, March I, 1871.
i. r. waAvin...
,..w. w. laws,
' CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Are offering, at th old stand of O. L. Reed A Co.,
tbelr stoek of goods, consisting f
DRY - GOODS, GROCERIES,
BOOTS I SHOES,
HATS CAPS, IIARDWARE,
QL'EENSWARE,
FLOUR, FEED, SALT, dec, &o.,
At tb most reasonable rates for CASH or In
aaoheng. for
Square Timber, Boards, Shingles,
OR COUNTRT PRODUCE.
fT-Advances made to those enraged In get.
ting out aqnare timber on the most advantageous
terms. January , 1870,
is. a. AHOLD.,
"Cheaper than the Cheapest!"
GOODS AT REDUCED TRICES
jost aacaiviD ar
Arnold V ITartNliorn,
(On. door w.st of First Natloaal Bank,)
tl'Hv EXSV1LLE, PA.
HATING Just relumed from th. east with a
com piste assortment of Goods suitable for
Spring and Snmmar trade, w. ar. bow rMdy
to fnrnUh all kind of Goods
; "Cheaper than the Cheapest I"
And after thanking our customers for their
liberal patronage during th. past year, wc
weald most respectfully ask for a coctlnusncs
of th. same.
I
Our Sioek consist, of a eomplste assortment
f Dry Hoods, Notions, Hardware, Queenswara,
Wlllowwaro, Groceilea, Boots a Shoes, Data t
Csps, Clothing, Tobaccos, Ac. Also, Floor,
Bacon. Jell, Fish, Grain, sto.
I
All cfwhlrh will b. sold on th. most reason
abl terms, end th highest maiket prle paid
for Orai, Wool and all kinds of Lnmber and
Ccuntr; .rroduce.
PHlcas. glv. at a call before purchasing
eleewhri e. Satisfaction guaranteed as to pric.
and quiUly.-m . ,
ARNOLD A HARTSHORN,
Cot er of Main and Thompson Streets,
eprJO CURWENSVILLE, PA.
, E .V C E IN EVROPEI
I ai'i
GREAT EXCITEMENT
J'
IN ' FRENCHVILLEI
1 :
The Moody ennteit between Franoe and Prnapla
It at an end fr tLe nreiont, to far a the laugh-
UrinK mn nd the detraction of property
Mnecmed. The Rural Jnjtetcrt no doubt pride
flN-MeMvei ana rejotee orer the roinlt, bat now
iftiignifloant ii their work when compared with
i io humane and ehrlatiaa effort of
L. M. COUDRIET,
ho has undertaken to lurnlv all the eltlsons In
tne lower end of the oounty with food and raiment
at exceeding row rates from bis mammoth store tn
MllLSONIiURG. where he can always be found
ready to wait upon callers and supply them wnn
: Dry Goods of all Kinds,
3uch ai Cloths, Satlnetts, Canaluicres, Muslins,
Delalnel, Mnn, Drillings, lancocs,
Trimmings, Ribbons, Lace,
lUadv-made Clothlna. Boots anu 5.w: "' nd
('aps all of the beet material end made toorder--
Ilose, hocks, tlloros, Mitlena, l,aoes, nihoons, c
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS.
Coffee, Tea, Sugar, Rice, Molasses, Fish, Salt,
Pork, Linseed Oil, Klsh Oil, Carbon Oil.
Hsrilware, Queenswara, Tinware, Castings, Plows
and Plow Castings, Nails, Spikes, Corn Cultlva
wre, Cider presses, and all kinds of Aies.
1'srfuroory, Talnls, Varnlh, Glass, and a general
assortment of Stationery,
. GOOD FLOUR,
Of different brands, always on band, and will be
eold at the lowest posslbls figures.
LIQUORS, snch as Brandy, Wine, Gin, Whisky,
layne'a Medicines, Hosteller's and
lloofland's Uilters.
tono noundi of Wool wanted for whleb the
highest prioc will be paid. Clovereeed on hand
no. ror aalo ?r in loweii marnec prioc.
Also. A.ent i"r Btrattoavlllc aad Carwensvlllc
Threshing Machines. '
fcA-Cell and see for ynurselvei. Io2 will find
fvefy thing asaally kept la a retail .tor.
I,. M. COUDRIET.
Pranchvlll P. 0., Varch 1, nil.
liMlfijlaJTRATftR'S HOTICR, Nolle.
iV, is hrliy given that letters of administration
on III. estate of PHILIP IIRAN1KI'. deu'rf, lata
of Beeearia township, Clearfield county, I'enna.,
having been dnly granted to the undersigned, sa li
persons Indebted Io said estate will ploaee mak.
payment, and those having elaims or demands
will p reseat them properly authenticated for aet
Uteeawt. r MICHAEL IIKANIKF,
Mamk 27, 1873 6U Auiluistrator.
(SrtuDtloiu!.
School roit taiti.M,
' :i
IT'tlW 1..VPV1LLK, i'a.
Spring term commences Muy t, 1S72.
moh27lo IiL'LLE WELCH.
KEW VASIHXCT0a ACADEMY,
Clearfield County, Pa.
THE BL'MMKU TKHM of thii InilUntioo
will opea on the flnt Uundar of War noxt.
(iVrm, Are monthi.)
j be ooarie or stuJj will em br tie a rfgtd and
thurtiUth Un io evnrv branch rrfuiilto to a prao
tieal aud aooouipliUod eilucatiua.
Vooal and In it rumen tal muiio will oeeupy an
Important place In tbe eourae of iludjr.
I'unlli will be admitted at any time durln the
eiiiont and charged frota time of entering to the
eloee of the term. No deduction will bo made
for abirnoe. eioept In eaiea of prtitrectod lllneii.
Btudentt deriring roomi for "clubbing' oan be
aemmodatpd at moderate ratvi.
Good board. an can be procured at three dol
lar por week at public and private lioaata.
ror uaruouiari and rem
UKUUUB W. INNTS, Prlootpal,
March 6, 71-tf New Washington, I'a.
MISS H. S. SWOT
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
CLEARFIELD, PA. .
rpilK Pl'IUN'l TKItMoffourtern weeks, will
X oommonoe Monday, April Hlh, 1 87s.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Reading, Orthography, Wrillng.ObJect Lei-
eons, J'riuiary Arttnmetlo ana rntnery
fleoe-raTibr $7 00
History, Local and descriptive Geography
with Man urawinc. u rammer, meuial
and Wrltlen AHtkm.ll. H .
Algebra and the Sciences IS 00
Instruction In instrumental music 10 00
Oil painting, 34 lessons 12 00
wai work a (10
For full particulars send for Ciroular.
Clearfield, (Sept. 7, 11170-lypd.
CLEARFIELD ACADEMY.
A Male and Female Claaalcal High chool.
Each DepaHment He para to, DUtlnct and
Complete li. I tne 11.
TUt KholMtlc yoar of thi Iuatitution U divi
ded into two feuioni of Are montbi (twenty
one weeks) eaeh. Tbe Drat teuton oommeneea on
the flnt Monday In September j tbe aeoond, on the
flrat Monday In February.
The oourae of Inatruction embrneca every thing
neeeuary to a thorough, practical and accomplish
ed education of both exii.
Poptlawill be admitted at any time and charged
from date of entrance te the clone of the leeilon.
No deduotion will be made for ahienee, except
In eauca of extreme and protracted illneaa.
Biodcnti from a diitanco oan ba aoooumodated
with board at low ratei.
For particular!, aend for elreiilnra, or addreai
Rer. P. L. Ii AHK1.SON, A. M.,
July 10. 1871 tf. Principal.
CIIEURYTREE
Male and Female College 1
THIS popular Institution will open for the
Bummer teevloa oa tbe first Moo day of May.
1372, under the instruction of a corns of competent
teachers, In tbeoollrge buildiugs in the pleasant
village of Cherrytree. Indiana county. Pa.
Conrte of instruction thorough. Music, vocal
and instrumental, tnetusptt. Mood boarding fur
oiihod at from $2.b to .t.&0 ncr week.
For further particular, apply to cither of the
undersigned LH rectors, or address thou at Urant
P. v., luJiana eonnty, Pa.
lion. K. H. MrCORMICKr
H. B. KINPOHTS, Ksg
JOHN EAiSON, Key.,
Ha. K. PUALMKK,
1r. A. R. LOVELACE,
Feb. 7, 1872 Sin. Directors.
$U$rrUaiuou$.
A NEW DEPARTURE
For the Benefit of Mankind !
DR. IIOYEH'9
PILE OINTMENT
This important discovery la on of tbe most re
markable results of modera medioal research, and
The most Wonderful A Speedy Remedy
ever known.
Is now presented In a seienttfio combination of
soothing and bra It rig agrnta. And baring thor
oughly tested it in numberless eaaet, with moat
satisfactory results, do not hesitate In offering it
to the publie as
Tho moet certain, rapid and effectual
REMEDY FOR PILES,
no ni.ltcr of how long standing.
VfA-Buld 1T all Drueiists anil Medicine Deal
ers who desire to allsviale the sufferings of their
lellow beings.
mice, 50 cents rKH. nox.
T. J. BOYEIl, Sole Proprietor,
oolli'tl Clcarlleld, Pa.
O. I. c.
TtrilERB to buy my PRY G00M, QRO
if oeriee, Quoensware, (llaetware. Drugs and
Notions, Confectioneries, Ac., cheap for eaah.
Tha subscriber begs lea re to Inform his old au
new customers that be has opened
A VARIETY STORE
IN GLEN HOPE, PA.
And will sell goods at prices to suit the times. A
liberal reduction will be tuade to customers bur-
tng at wholesale.
Call and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. A liberal share of public patronage is
tuhcitfu.
C. J. KEAQY.
Glen Hope, Pa., Juns II, 1871.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS I
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
At th. N.w Tohaeeo and Cigar Rtore of
mi. n. &H.i ir,
Two doors East of the Poitofltoe, Clearfield, fa.
Constanllj on hand a fine assortment of Nary,
Congress, Carendish, Cable, Fpunroii,
Michigan and Century Fine-cut
Chewing Tobacco, Ac.
Also, a large and well selected etook of Imported
ana votnesuo cigars, pmoatng looaeeos,
aleersehaum and Briar Tines,
Pipe natures, Tubaoeo
Sates, Clgnr JIulJrrs, and everything generally
foand In a well rfHaled tigar and
lobieeo Store.
ff-IUiuenibor the placet Two iluOri '. "r
tha ruiiodloe, Clearfield, Pa. pd.tJan.3'T
THE SEW
BE VYING MACHINE!
The " BLEES 1"
Patent Link Motion, Almost noiseless machine.
Don't fall Io esamlne It before purchas
ing .Isewhorc.
II. nRIOCK, MERCHANT TAILOR,
CLI'ARFIELD, PA,
Agent for Clearlolii eonnty.
fttr-Local Agents wanted la every town In the
eauniy, to whom liberal terms will I. given,
llon't fail In eiamlne it and satisfy yourself.
Clearfield, Pa., Feb. I, 1873 tf. .
TltMTICRN' tOUKTAIlI.Kr" VtIA
vye hav. printed a larg. nnesbor of th. new
FKR HILL, and will an tb. receipt pf ttroulv.
five eouls, mail copy to an address, milt
NO SMALLPOX HERE-!
... A JSSURE
PREVENTIVE!
C1AT.L at I.. FI.tidAL'S Utoir, opposite
J Kx Hoy. Ui trior retideuoe, ou tiecond it net.
Clearfield. Pa.t and exAiniuo hi le-aUuk of
BOOTS A SHOES,
HATS A CA PS,
Gent'si FiRNisrtisa Goomr
TRUNKS,
VALISES, Ac,
Of which he la constantly rocolrlnf a large atiort
inrnt of the very latoat and bctt itvlea. whicli be
will dispose of at
Astonishingly Low Prices!
LA If ft!, I have oa hand a largo and well
elected etook of tboae celebrated hand 'tewed
MOKOCCO and LASTINU UAITKKd, which 1
can safely reoomtuood to be the but in the mar
ket. Call and examine them.
tiENTLEMEX, my atock of Fan. lashing Goods
it complete. I have all the noveltiet In Pcarfs
Ties, Cravat. Handkerchief1, Underwear. Sas
pendert. Collar. Ulovea, Hosierr, ., together
with a complete assortment of Wkfte and Cloth
8 hint. 1 have on hand a large and well aelcctcd
stock of Hate and Caps of tho
Very Latest Styles I
Also, Trunks, Valfset. Railroad Haga, Cmhrollaf,
Caaea, and many otbor articles, both useful aud
ornamental, wbivb will be sold at fair rates.
3yThe citterns of Clearfield and vicinity are
respectfully iavited to cell and cxamino my goods
nolo re parch Ming eltewnere.
LEVKR FLEGAL
Clearfield, Pa., Feb. 7, IB7J.
N
bw g o o I m 1
ew Firm nt Wnllacoton, fa.
JOHN HOLT & SONS
Ilavw bought the entire stock of goods from P,
Gallagher, and are receiving a general assortment
of new goods from the Eastern cities, such as
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
GROCERIES,
QL'EENSWARE,
IIARDWARE,
BOOTS k SHOES,
HATS k CAPS,
BACON', FISH,
SALT, FLOUR,
FEED, 4c, 4o., 4c,
To exchange for Country Produce, Railroad Tics,
Lnmber or CASH. October 18, IS? I.
1872.
1872.
SPRING GOODS I
J. M. K RATZKR Is Just receiving a large and
attractive stock of Spring Qoods,
DRV 000DS, DBE8S QpODS,
SHAWLS, CARPETS,
LADIES' A CHILDREN' S SHOES,
WALL PAPERS, Ac.
Clearfield, March 6, (87.
Down I Down 1 1 '
THE LAST ARRIVAL
AND OF COURSE THE CHEAPEST I
A Proclamation against High Prices I
"YYTV nits nnonlnaT tT ft Int nf the twit und
moat seasonable Goods and M ares ever
offered in this market, and at prices that remind
one of the good old days of cheap things. Thone
Who lanR rHO up" ) pniut, ur wwio vur atiiv-
gationi superfluous, need but
C.f. itT Ot'K STOilE,
Cornor Front and Market streets,
.. .1 W.. buJ k nnas fnai rAm.
neiT mrj mn !, inn, ' "
selves. To fully underxtand what are cheap goeds,
this must he done. We do not deem it neoeMnrv
to enumerate and itoiniae our stook. It is enough
for us to state that
We have Everything that is Needed
and consumed In thi market, and at prices that
astonish both out and young.
de20 JOSKl'II fiHAW A BON.
R
EAD THIS!
FJ.0UR & FEED DEPOT I
Tito attention, of the eitiiena of Clearfield and
vlclnitv Is directed to the fart that (loodltllow A
Son are tha agenta of M. Nieoe A Co., and bare
just rcocirrd a half docen ear loads of Flour and
1'oed, which tbe olfer a4 the lowest possible fig
ares. A largo stock of
FLO UH, CORN MEAL, CHOP,
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, SRAIT,
Potatoes, Slioltod Corn, Corn In ear, Ac, Ac.
Particular attention Is called to M. Kleee A
Co.'s brand of Familv Flour, whloh Is tbe best in
th. market.
Floor and Feed can and will be sold cheaper
Ui.m It nan be obtained elsewhere la Clcarlleld
eooals'. i ...
Mr-Kur on Market street, nest dotl Io lioq.
Alexander Irrin's resldrne.
UOOPFELLOW A SOS,
JanlOif AnentsforM NleceACo.
"1T"ALL PAPER at any price, from II) In to
yy eents a hell at
meW-la) V'EAVBH A PETTS.
JLlatfljf.-
THE ALLEGHENY HOTEL.-
'MARKET Sr., CLEABf ItLD, Taw
TniS larte and eomnio.lloos new 11 el has
been opened Jor tha accommodation of Ibss:
public, where tbe proprietor will be la.l to meet
hia old friends, and reoelv. a share of public pat
ronage. By sliitit personal altonlion to the de
tails of bis builnrsa. he hones to be able to rrnoTef
satisfaction le bis patrons.' The TAPI.B will
alwav. be hounlifiillv supplied with the best Diet
can b. procarad la tb. susrket. aad tb. UAH
will contain afullslock of LllsCOK-SlEBlt, V
Qood staklin attached.
VAffl'Ml L.Cirt.l.AIA,
Clearfield, Maroh S, 18M-ly Proprietor.
THE MANSION HOUSE,
Corner of 8eoond and Mukct Streets,
C1.i:ahi ii:i.l)PA.
Till 3 old and commodlons Hotel has. dnrln
the past year, been inlerged ta double Us
former capacity for the entertainment of etrea
gers and guests. Th. whol. building has bear
refurnished, and the proprietor will spar, no
patns to render his guests comfortable whil.
slaylog with hint. .
ir Tb. "Mansion noun Omnibus rant Io
ansUrom the Depot on the arrival and departure
"ftTtrein.. ' JOHN DOUUIIEttlY.
apro.Jd tf , ""i""1"1
SUSQUEHaTnA HOUSE,
.r.a M...viiiM l learticld county. Pa.
millS aid and well tstablisbed Hotel, bautl-
I ..j av . k..k nf thai finiaul
Xfullf s luaieu od " - .
banaa, tne oorogai v.-- -leed
for a term of ,..r. b, tb.
It has b... V. Mnw ......
Srra'paJtUular.' No p... -Ul
. " at ...I.). .i,u. t.rrvina' at this
render guests oommM-i -a...- -
. i. ci.kiu fAAn for tha aocom
datloaofteaoii. Charges odere . .
Btpt ,;mo-tf.
THE1RA1LR0AD HOUSE,
MAIS ST., PUILII'SBUItO, FA.
TUB undersigned keeps constantly on nana
. l . v. - i ni. sable la always
a in. pnk '1 " - -
supplied with tha best the market afforde. Tb
trar.ling public will a. ".Tnvn"
nOTl. OS. BUPmoa
IEONAED IIOUSK, .
J J""" Near the Railroad Depot,
CUAHIIfci.il, v e n a.
This house is laree. well furni.hed, and nearly
new, and Ibe Proprietor feels confident of render
ing satisfaelion to guests. M. 1) Oood .tabling
connected with tbe hotel.
o4 ?l H. B. KUH, rropneior.
ST. C1IARLE3 HOTEL,
(Oppo.lte It. R. Pnpol.V
CLEAUFIKLU, I'lSaM A.
ri.. Mn.aiffii hnvinir become ttronrietor
of this house, Is now reedj to entertain strangers
and trnvolers, and inercioreeuntu. wj-n"'
give bim a call, ins laoie wm oepupi'ii !
Ibe best the market afford., and Bis liar will eoa
ii...i.niM,inrinMind linnoT. Eitcnsiva
stabling i.faltacbl Chargee melerntis.
janlOTl " AJIES McLAUOIILIlf.
WESTERN HOTEL,
Opposite th. Coart Hons.,
CLEARFIELD, PENN'A.
Accommodations Qr.t-c!ass and eharges moderate,
cett JOII.N'.F. VOt'NQ, Proprietor.
MONTOUR HOUSE,.
.......
Upposile me I'onrs iiouse,.
LOCK IIAVEX, PENN'A.
JeU'Tl 11AI SEAL A KROM, Prop's.
B
nocKtmiol'i' holhc,
BEI.LKF'iMi; PA,
D. JOHNSTON A 8i'i,
oclio'Tt Proprietors.
NERICAN llllLSl:,
Main Si met,
J5HOOKVII.LE, PENN'A.
SUANNON A Bl'RUETT.
Proprietory.
ol 71
DANIEL CONNELLY,
Boot nnd Shoe Manufaetnrrn
CLEARFIELD, PA.
HAS Just received a fin lot of French CALF
8EINS, and Is now prepared to manufac
ture everything in his line at th lowest ngoros. .
H wilt warrant bis work to b a. represented.
He respectfully solicits a eal!, at bis shop on
Market street, second dror w.u of Ihepostoffiee,
when he will do all in his powsr to render satis
faction. Bon. Iln. Uaiter tops on hand.
myll,'7-y DANIEL CONNELLY.
SEW BOOT AM) SHOE SHOP.
EDWARD MACK,
Co. MARKET A 3o ?ts., CLEARFIELD, Pa.
rpilE proprietor has entered Into th. BOOT
X SHOE busln.ss at th. abov. aland, and
Is determined not to be outdone either In qual
ity or prio for bis work, Bpelal attention
will be paid t. manufacturing 8ewed work. II.
has on hand a larg. lot of Kranek Kip end
Calf Bkins, of the very best quality, Tb. eiti
iens of Clearfield and vicinity ar. respectfully
invited te glv. him a trial. So charge for call..
nov,' 6 tr
lisrrUanrous.
Clearfield Nursery.
ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY..
TflB vaderslgned, having .stahllshed a Nut
cry oa the 'Pike, about half way betweea
Clear6eld and Cnrweesvllle, Is prepared so fur
nish all kinds of FRUIT TREES, (standard an&
dwarf.) Evergreens, Shrubbery, Orap. Vineer, .
Oooseberries. Laaton Blackberry, Strawberry,
and Ra.berry Via... Alio, Siberia. Crab TreM,
Quince, and ear:y scinei rnunarD, no. uroera
cromptly attended to. Addrees,
' i n Hatin
. if. n niun I.
cptt 6t-y Curwensvills, Pa .
New Meat Market.
THE nndcrsirned hare opened a Meat Market",
in the room formerly ocoopie.1 by Aleaander.
lrrin, on Market .treat, Clearfield, Pa , arljoining
Moasop's, where they intend to keep a supply of
All kind, of Moat,
fruit and Vegetables,
And at "rntrrs to srtr vnn tiwks." Shop will
be open refrnlarly on Tuesday, Tbursdsy anil Sat -urdiiy,
and meat delivered at any point. A shsra ,
of public patronage Is re.pcctfiilly solicited.
M. O. DROWN.
E. YY. BROWN. '
jTAl so Conlinne to deal in ask kbuil f.
ltunrored Agrieolloral Iinplrtnrnts.
ClrarfleM, August II, U'O-lf.
STOVE AD AUT1IE-WARE
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION I
CROCKS! POTSt CROCKSL
Fiehtr'a Patent AlHlRht Hclf . Pealing
l' r ti It ansl .
BI'TTER CROCKS, with this.
CREAM CHnrKS, MM.K CROCKf,
Al'I'I.E -IM TTKR CHOCKS,
PICKLE CHOCKS,
FLOWER POTS, PIE DISHES,
' STKW POTS,
And a great many clher things loo numerous tn
mention, to bo bad at
FRED'K. LEITZINGER'S
STONE - WAKE POTTERY",
Corner ol Cherrv and Third Streets,
CLEAKr'lKLI), PA. aagS
Beale's Embrocation,
(L AT B POWELL'S,)
For all diseases Incident tn Horres, Cattle, and
Ueman Flesh, requiring th. as. of aa
.atern.l application.
Tbll Embrocation wae aiienslv.ly nesd by
the Uovernmeet during th. war.
For sal. bv llartswlek A Irwir. Clear I eld.
Joseph K. Irwin, CnrwensTllle. Psaiel lioe.
lander, Lulheisbarr if
AlHMiTn ATOItW' NOTIt'K- Nnlic.
Is hereby given Hi at letter of administralloa
on the eetate of IIEOHtlH tit). Kl, deeeaenl.
late of Urahata lowushii, ('Inarlield Oounty, I'a.,
having been du'y granted to the anderaigned,
.11 Jjrnns Indebted to said ealale will please make
parrasnl, and those having elaims or rirmaadl
wtll present mom propory aninenurairti ,or .-v-tletuenl.
JAMKS MOVER,
DAMEL SMKAb,
Fob. JH, IST2-II. Admlnlslrnlor..
1)
LANK C-OHHTABMCH H.F.S FOR
sale at int. out,.