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. KELitiiouH mtici:h.
' Method Ut rpIwCopal Church Rer. A. D
'ocmi, Pastor. -Putdie flervlce every Bab bath
I 10 A. M., and 7 P. M.
Sabbath School at 9 A. M.
Prayer Meeting "very Thursday, at 7i P. M.
Coram union b or vice, first Sabbath of every
tonth, nt luj A. M.
Ht. Andrew! t hurch F.UcoaU-HfiT.
aonna 11 all.- Public Service Hun 'lay morn in ft
t iu o'clock, ana nt T P. M. Monday Hohoolat
P. M. Prayer Mooting Wednesday evening
4 7 o clock.
Presbyterian Churrh Rev. H. R.Bittlk.
Preaching on the Lord's day at 10) and 71
tfock.
Sunday School at p. m.
Grayer Meeting on Wednesday at 74 p. va,
aitori Bible Clsas on Saturday at 74 p. m.
t Francis Church Catholic .Kev. T.
IrMaiira. Man at Hi e'olock A. M.,oa (he
ad and fourth Han day of each month.
A Faimjre. Tho Bloom township
te sensation has eiptoded. A oritioal exainina
I establishes tlie fact that the bono belonged
be beef, aiutUm and pork tribes.
IC-NlC AT ErKNCUVILLIE. It will
ktioed by an advortiaotnent in this week's pa
hat the annual Frencbvlile Pio-Xio will be
thii vcar on tho 27th of Hi if month. Lots of
any be eipocted.
round. Tho Tribune says that
Mansfield, of the Fink-Stokes notoriety, was
ttoona during the stay ef Tony Pastor's
e. She U traveling as a companion of Ella
r, and attracted eoniiderablo attention from
lowing ones,
ATHKK Long. Tho Selinsrovo
makoi tho remarkable statement that, after
t of oighty-flve days since the fire there,
of tho rubbish in the cellar at Hieftand's
was so hot as to burn the bauds of those
ere removing it.
You See It? Tho Look iravon
liean sayst "If we do not bare a Hood, all
Mi will be obliged to that down by the first
r. The remainder of tbo logs will be rafted
m boom this week." Move your wills up
id we will give you all the logs you can saw.
i Slab Cirv. Tho Lcwisburg
r says that YYilliausport Is about four
ng, and about as wido as a piece of beuj-
ib. It contains 10,000 .ohahitnntf, about
I jnany mortgages, a hand bo mo permanent
id an editor who trios to talk a little Dutch,
.f - aw
ro "Hon" Juries. Our court
eek seemed to be troubled with jnrics that
et, or would not, agree. In two cases, ef
VrrUg each other for a day and anight,
tttrnod Into court, reporting that they could
rec, and were discharged. Why not alter
r so that three-fourths make a verdict?
ay Weht. Tho Salem, Nebras
tymdtnt says: "Rev. Mr. Croouniillor, fur
tf Clearfield, Pa., gare us a call Saturday
fr. Croenmillur is of the Lutheran persua
i4 has charge of a congregation in this
. Ho revived pleasant scenes, as we bail
tame country, lie is quite a gentleman
hope he will call often.
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I Park Association. The Ex
i Committee of the Park Association are
g In their effort! to mske the ooniiDg July
of the Association a success in every par
, Very fair premiums are offered, which
1 doubt attract a number of competitors.
ft one of the bent courses In the State of
lranis, and it will be put In splendid con-
prior to the day of the races.
ITed States Courts. Tho sum-
lion of the Circuit and District Courts of
Red States, for the Western District of
Ivaoia, will commence on Monday, the 17th
t, in the city of Williamsport. It will be
slant term, at which many Interesting
ill be tried, and prove a protracted session,
i MaCandlrsa, McKennan and Strong will
wnt and occupy the bench. Sum.
K by WeiniiT. At a meeting of
oycri, hold at Corning, New York, It was
mm of II. F. Willi, Esq., resolved that in
ling hemlock bark 2,200 pounds should be
i red a standard cord, the bark to be dry
i to be ground ; and It was furthermore re
that the parties in attendance agree to buy
It dclirered by weight. Some twenty-sii
I establish ments In Pennsylvania and New
jrere represented.
TprosED Suicide. On Saturday,
1st, a party of men fonnd a man named
German, hanging in the woods at Ccutre
lis county, about fifty rods from Koch's bo
I but a short dtstnnoe from the turnpike.
dications, it is supposed that the deeeased
n banging for some time, probably one or
ks, and bad eome to hit death by his own
We aro nnablc to giro further particulars
lk. "t Adrocatt.
of letters remaining unclaimed
'oatoffico at Clearfield, for th, week ending
.ner, Maggle.(2
ilanaon.
, John P.
a. Mary.
, Miaa Mary,
obn (1.
) Mitlhitw, Amicdie.
Noll, John.
l'uwclt, Joaepb.
l'arka, John.
lllchr.-.n, If. C. (4)
Screy, John,
finitii, ('apt. All.
fichermerborn, Cbarlca.
, Wearer, Miee S.
Wil.on, Theophlona.
I'. A. OAtl.IN, P.M.
r, John,
ly, Patrick.
Nnpoieon.
Mra. V..
Ational." Stato Supcrlnton J-
ir.ham aaya t
' Superintendent J. W. Allen aaya in hia
'tt "During the paat tmnr, y.nr., no
liquora bar. been .old by Iio.um ia
riy."
ihey acll without license, thus defrauding
anwealth out of thoufands of dollara of
ad at the lam, time drink Juat a, moeb
kiakcy aa tbey do in any ether oounty
eenaua ahowa a decrease of population,
'fflg in liquor miaou! license decreaaea
l, It Ir well enough that Potter is tba
J In tbe Ptate where It I, done.
sir Injured. James, (.'hoot
to on our fretght train, waa eery aeri
al at Pbilipaburg, on Monday morning
aoupling cara. II, waa eanght between
r, and dragged a eonaiderable dirtanea
raa diaeorered. By hia own reqneat h,
kt hark to tba Lwinard llouae, wbera
ft boarding, and arary attention ia giren
burning of the railroad bridge at Mtt-
P. A R. road, in oonaetiueaee of which
tt that road arc oompollcd to eome up
road to the Central, haa caused lively
the whole lioe, and thia hurry may
r thia aocideat happening te an exp.
I naturally careful railroader.
r Election. The Domocra-
aauuty held their primary elect loe on
tat, for the purpose of nominating can
ine respective office, to b, lied at the
stioa. Tbe return Judges not meeting
day, we are "enable to lay th. result
wader, this week In a tabular farm, but
Mowing to b. the nggrrgala vote
ah candidate.
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Bhick Woitka.Jt Is novvvfullvH-
tled that we are to have Ore clay manufactured in.
our borough. Mr A H. Shaw has saasW a perenty
aent lease of day and ground wheron-4e ovist
buildings for the man uTac lure of fire elay brick.
Mr. Henry Wile, of Philadelphia, and Mr. 11. A.
Richards, of Pinegrore, Schuylkill county, are
the eutcrfirlirng gentlemen who Lave determined
to lead off. They understand the business, having
been engaged In It for years, aud possess the re.
quired eajiital, out of which they will make a for
tune. Tkey have entered into aoontraet with Mr.
Ale to erect a building 76 by 100 feet, and tatend
to use a siity horse power engine to drive tho ma
obiuery, besides giving employment to a large
number ef laborers, auiqo of whom are already at
work developing the elay, digging, etc. The pro
prietors design to purohase a plot of ground some
where in the vicinity, with a view of erecting
twenty or thirty houses for the benefit of their
employes,
Now, let our oitlscns lend their moral and un
substantial aid to these gentlemen, who eotne
among ui to develops our minerals. Let ui not
hear on every oorncr that "it won't pay they will
break op," etc, but aid and assist them instead.
To our mind our capitalists and bnsinoss men,
when abroad, spend too little time in calling the
attention of foreign capitalists to the many "gold
en placers" located In our county, such as eoal,
fire olay, Iron ore, eto. They either want to keep
it a secret, or do not deem it worth debating with
eapitalists In the east, who are daily looking
around for investments in something of the kind.
We feel like delivering a lecture to onr readers on
this point, and may do so at some future period, if
we ean gather a fow more substantial facts.
But for Mr. haw and Mr, James . Watson, It
is doubtful whether the geatlemco in question
would ever have turned up bera to look aftor eur
lire olay, , Gentlemen, capitalists, dbat aoal and
fire elay, along with timber, when at home or
abroad.
Grumblers at Nkwnpapers. Tho
Bloomsburg Columbian says: "It Is strange how
closely mon road the newspapers. We never say
anything that anybody don't like but we soon
bear of It, aud every ldy is sure to tell us of It
If however once In a while, wo happen to say a
good thing, we never bear of that; nobody seems
to notice that. We pay some man a hundred eom
pllments, and give him a doien puft, and he takes
it all as a tribute to his greatness, and he never
thinks of it ; never thinks it does bim any good.
But if we happen to say things this man don't
like, or something be imagines Is a reflection on
him or his character, see how quickly he flares up
id gets mad about It. All our eei'fs are duly
charged to us, but we no-cr apparently gut any
credit for what 7000! we do.M Such is In part the
life of an editor. His mistakes are charged up
against bim in regular 'ledger form, while his
credit Is withheld, and kiuki and eulTs awarded (
instead in many instances.
Decoration Day. Wo notice by
exchanges that this annual period was pretty gen
erally celebrated. But the day and circumstances
are 10 orerburthenod with etiquette and useless
expenses that at the cluio of the day there seems
to be more jealousy and III feeling than the oppo
site. Ai an illustration, the Belli fonte Watekmar
says ; "Our colored fellow citlsens were very much
mortified at the refusal of tho memlera of the U.
A. It. te allow them to participate In the parade
on Ieco ratios lay. ' Si use tbs Radical party hae
advanced tbem to a condition of political and so
cial equality, thoy coinider It very hard treatment
to shut them out from the privilege of manifesting
their respeot for the fallen braves wbo shed their
blood that the colored man might be free. What
have the O. A. II. in this place to say to this
charge t Will tbey be able to clear their skirts in
such a manner as to correspond with the provisions
of the oivil rights bill ? We pause for a reply,
Understands Jt. Tho locnl of tho
Brookrille Jrffertonian, although not very long in
the harness, seems to understand some things.
lie lays: "Some men are born mean; some men
achiere meanness; and some men have meanness 1
thrust upon them. The first take tboir oownty
paper without Intending to pay for It; the second
chili get it a year for nothing, and then refuse to
take it out of the offioe, aud the third class won't
subscribe for It because generous neighbors loan
them copies."
Fay-triotic -Thirteen Mercer Co.
Radicals are candidates for Sheriff ; nine for Pro
thonotary, and tb'rty-two for the balance of the
county offices.
Specials.
Faaan Ouot-an PLAaTaa.-Reoelved nt Corner
Store by ear load and for sale by
e. A. 4 w. u. inwix.
Curwenarille, March 1.1, 1372.
Wood and IVillow Ware of all dcaeriptiona fur
aale by II. F. Digler A Co.
Calcined Plaeter for aale by II. t. Biglor A Co.
Croquet fcta at II. K. Digler A Coa. 3
Bird Cagca a largo aaeortmonl at II. F. Big.
ler A Co.',.
Coe'i rhorphato for tale by II. F. Bigler A Co.
Konrn to all Pkrroxi Owsino HuRttra. Yon
are Invited to oall at II. F. Bigler A Co.'a, and
examine the Oara-Linrd Seolch C'aee Uora. Col
lar, warranted to hral all aore ahouldera and galla.
Alao, tbo new patent Zioe Collar Pada. 8
Wire Garden Trelliiea, of different aiaea, Hang,
ing IlaikeU and Wire Work, at II. F. Bigler A Co.',.
Noticb to Waaoa axd CAnmaoB Mak brr. We
have juat reoetved a general aasortment of Wagon
and Carriage W oods, alao a full line of Bpnnga
nod Axles, which we offer cheap for oaab.
II. 1'. Bioler A Co.
II. F. Bigler A Co. have been making extensive
additiona to their atock of Hardware th. laat few
days. Everything new in Bbclf Hardware, ftad-
dlers' Hardware, Fanners' Hardware, Buildcra1
Hardware, and Itarjwaroof all kinds, oan be aeen
at their atore. May 22.
Taints, Oila and Varnishes for aait by II. F.
Bigler A Co
Boy your Dress Goods of ItKKIt ISHOH.
Buy yjur Notions A Trimmings of II E K I B IIOH.
Boy your Parasols of HELD 111108.
Buy your Shawls of I1EKD B 1108.
Buy your Furnithlng Goods of IIEKD I1KOH.
t), )ui vimww r lirrn iinnst.
Buy your Hats and Bonnet, of ItKLD BIIOS.
Buy all your .Millinery good, of REKD BROS.
Buy your Ladies' Misses' nod
Children's Shoes of REEb BROS,
Boy your Carpets of 11 K K II II 1108.
Buy all the goods yon oan buy ef REED BROS,
and yon will save money. aprl7-3m.
Boaortb'l Patent Refrigerator the greateat-hot
weather comforter aver invented. Call and eiam.
Ine them. It. F. Biot.ra A Co.
A full line of Household Uooda, Japanned Ware,
Ac, for sate by II. F. Bigler A Co.
RECAPITULATION.
Croquet Beta.
Bird Cages.
W ire (larden Trellises.
Hanging llaaketa. '
Wire Work.
Wood and Willow Ware.
Household Moode.
Ail kinda of Hardware.
Japanned Ware.
Hoaarth'a Patent Refrigerator.
Water Coolers.
Painte, Oila, Varnisbea.
Calcined Plaster.
Coe'a Phosphate.
Wagon and Carriage Makers' auppliea.
Single and Double rthovel Flows.
Cultivators, Iron and Wood.
Cultivator Teeth aud Shovel Plow Shovels.
Fishing Tackle.
All of the above for sale at the mammoth Hard
war Store of II. f, Bigler A Co., Second street.
llearfloiu, ra. at
Koticb to trb DiaripLBa or Isaac Walto,
After Anril I "lb ws will have lb. largest assort.
meat ef Ashing tackle ever brought west of the
Allrgheniea, aonil.ting or Hoila, llaaaeta, rile,,
Hooka. Lines. Rait Holes, Ae- Ae. All diaelniei
ef Isaac Walton arc lolled to oall Md eiamin.
our stock. II. r. maun A Co.
March 27, 1ft71.tr
Dr. P. Platta, Kcleetl, Physleian and Surgeon
offers hi, services u in. people of Clearfield and
vicinilv, and will k ia revdi.eae to attend ail
professional calls, by day or Bight. Offin, on
Rsed street, erect of the wepejt, Clearfield, ra.
May II, U7Uf
Look Tmi We! 'tMfiiT
Full trimmed and tipped lasting1
waiters, only fi.uu at rMfUAl8
Plain M Qruoeo Matters, only $1.10 AT FbhjJA L'8.
Cloth oongreis Gaiters, pub l.tyJlT PLlUAL'R.
Lasting but'n flaiters, only S.S5 AT Fl.FflAL'8.
Morocco Matters, only J .15 AT FLKGAIri,
Mon'i tialtcrs, $2 and up . AT FLKtlAL'H,
Heavy Kip Boots, only .U0 .AT.PLKUAL'M,
Light Kip Dooti, only t).T(f Kf FLKUA18,
French Calf Bouti, only 6.00 - AT FLKtiAL'8.
Fine Calf Boots, only 4.0 AT FLKtlAL'H.
On Second streel, Just belusr the karfloJd County
National Hank, ' The ou waypo bo pngvlnced
that Flegul's shoes are cheap, Is to call and see for
yourself. GOODS BII0WN WITH PLKASURE.
June 6. 1872.-tf.
- , ' r T'-.A.-
Johnson 1 Anodyne Liniment may be used to
advautanga where any pain killer ts desirable.
In oases nf severe cramp 1 and pains in the stom
ach, it Is nndoubtedly the best artlole that can be
used. , ' f- f
Habitual eonstlpatlon leads to the following re
sults 1 Inflammation of the kidneys, eiek and ner
vous headache, biliousueis,dyipepiia, Indigestion,
piles, loss of appetite and strength, all ef which
may be avoided by being regular In your habits,
and taking, lay one of Parson's Purgative Pills,
Ijfltly, for four or six weeks,
Annuil MitKTisa. Tbo JDth annual meeting of
the Clearfield Bnptist Association will be held with
the Curwensrille Baptist church, commencing on
Friday, June Hth, IB 72. at 10 A. .,and continue
over Sabbath. ' " 1 " " W. P. I! its,
June 6.-21 Cor. Sco.
Water Coolers-Hit 11. V. Bigler A Co.'f. ;
At Wallacctoa, on June 6lh, 1872, by Rer. J. S.
Mili.br, Mr. JOHN Tl'RVEY to Mias ANNIE
M. S1IIMKL, both of Clearfield county. i
At Walleeeton,oo June 5th, 1872, by Rer. J. S.
Mii.i., Mi. a.MKS W. McALARNKY to Miss
AN NIK A. WAPLU, both of Clearfield eoonty.
On June 4th, 1872, by Rer. 8. Ckokt, Mr. J.
M'CARTNEY to Miss ANNA A. SCUNAKRS,
both of Kartbaus township.
On June 8th, by Rer, W. M. Buacnriici.n, Mr.
JOHN HIPS, of Chest Creek, to Miss ADA M.
IIILK, of Lumber City.
On (Ik I.Mh of May, 1872, at tb, reil.lenoe of A.
Smitten, In North Mahoning townahip, Indian,
county, JAM K3 M. KELLY, In tho ,14th year of
hi, ago. ' '
In Karthaua townahip, on May 19th, 1873, Mll
SAKAII J. GRANT, aged 15 ycara, month, and
6 day,.' . ; . '. .;:
In Covington township, on Jun 2d, 1872, Mr.
JO All 11 1 HE It, aged 5J yrara, 8 montba and 13
daya.
'lU.lftftS.
Cloarfield Markets.
Corrected weekly by Richarb Mosaor, Wholesale
and Retail Dealer in Dry Goods, Mrooeries, Pro
riaiona, Ac. Alarkct atreet, Clearfield, Pa.
Cl.RsRrfBLn, Pa., June II. 1972.
Applos.green,002 00
Dried, lb 124
Appleliutter,gal, 1 Oil
Bulter 2.i(dJ S5
Bran 0 00 (J t 25
Buckwheat 1 lh
Buckwheat Hour lb, 6
llecf, dried. 11
Bocf, freah (& 10
Boards, M 12 00(0,14 00
Corn, shelled 1 00
Corn, ear 0U(e) . 60
Corn meal, T sack, 1 40
Chop, ft ewtj loy 2 60
Cloversoed.... f 00
Cheese. - 10
Cherries, lb. 10(0) 16
Chickens, drsil, lb, 15
Hoga, droaacd 0
liidea, green f
Hams 00 15
Bhouldcr,....nH(o in
Sides.. OOdl) 12)
Lard l.'ii) 18
Mesa pork,bbl...l8 00
Oat 74
Oniona 2 60
Potaloe, 00(3 00
Pcaehea, dried, lb.. 16
Plaater, bbl I 00
Ry 1 IS
Hg. 1 Ih ., 2
Salt.-p aack 1 20
Hhinglea,IHn.f-loiS 00
r'hioKle.,IoinlO(3,l5 00
Timothy aecd i 00
Tallow IJJ
Wheat 1 76
Wool 70
Wood. W oord.... 1 66
15
Flaxseed 1 Oil
Flour 0 00(411 00
Hay .10 00(u,:'.5 00
cw (tffrtijfinfnW.
F
REE LECTURE! CHRISTIAN-
IT v AND CIVILIZATION Mr. It. V.
Ukiibrwood, wbo ha. bren f"r many yi-ar, ,n
gngrd In tin atndy f Chrl.tlanily and Clrtllia
tion, will rielfvtr Mr.rnl l.etur., on th. abov.
auljMta, In tba Conrt Honaa, on Turarla, and
n,dn,aday eremnga, Jun. xatn ano aotn. air.
Underwood la perfoctlr fantilir with theae aab.
joota, and cordially inrlt.a all who foel an inter.
eat in then 10 eome ana near mm. i,eeturea
oomtscne, at 7 ) oVIork, p. m. Aduilaaion free.
Clearfield, Jun, 12, 1K71 It
ADMIKIMTII ATOKH KOTIcrc. Notice
ia hereby given that letters of administration
on the estate of E. B. WETZEL, deceased, late
of Bell township, Clearfield county, Penna.,
having been duly granted to the nndcraigned, all
persona Indebted to aaid estate will please make
immediate payment, and those having olaims or
demands will present them properly authenticated
for settlement without delay.
H. L. HENDERSON,
T, R. WETZEL,
Junel2-fit- Aduiiniatrators.
AU.MIMSTHATOIt'h NOTICIlr-Nolle,
la hereby given that letters of administration
on the estate of JOAU RIDER, deceased, late
or Covington townahip, Ltoarneld oounty, Pa.,
having been dulv granted to the undersigned, all
persona indebted to aaid estate will pleaac make
payment, and thoaa having claim, or demand.
will present them properly authenticated tor
settlement without delay.
WM. K. WRI0LEV,
June 13 -6t Administrator, 1.B.S.,V.T.A.
VDMIMm HATOIt'M KOTIC'fc7 Notice
is hereby given thnt Ictt-rs of adininiitration
on the estate of 'JAN E 8MITII, dm-asod, late
or Hood ward township, Clearfield County, I'a.,
havinjr been duly jt ran Ltd to the undersiirned,
all persona indebted to said estate will please wake
payment, and those bavins; claims or demands
win present inem pmpenr aunienticaiea mr set
tlement. flUDLTU 4. UtkYt Al.K, .
Juue IS, ls;2-Ct. Administrator.
VDMIMSTRATon'S NOTlC n. Nuttte
is hereby given that letters of admlnletratioa
on the eitate nf Roarer II. IlAnr.v, dee d, late
of llurnide township, Clearfield county, fa..
nevinc heen am r ran tea to the unnersisned
all persona indebted to said estate will please
ttake Immediate payment, and those bavins;
olsttns or demands will present tbem properly
authenticated tor settlement without delay.
K. HILT Kit HAM),
June 12, 1872 6t Administrator,
A IMIMMTHATOH"4 NOTICI-Nolice
J V is hereby jrivrn that IctlTS of administration
on the estate of IIKNKV COOK, dcpaH. late
of FnrffiMon townitiin, Clearfifld oountv, Penna.
bavins; been duly granted to the under signed, all
pnrtoni indebted to said estate will please make
jyment, and those htiving claims of demands
will present them properly authenticated for set
tle mom. UKOKUK WdsMAMft,
May 29, l?72.-0t Ailminiitrator,
rjMIE (ANNUAL
FRECHYII,LE PIC-MC
will be held thia year on
THIineiDAV, JUlfR STth.
Arrangement, bar, heen made to have thia pic
nic Curtice any heretofore held. Tha entire
Clearleld Cornet Band will he in attendance, to
enliven the occasion. A cordial invitation is ex
tended to all to attend. J.I2 2t
Trustee's Sale of Real Estate!
I.ATK THE rnnpFHTT OF JOHX BL'KOVN
OKIt, UKCKAHKD.
II Y virtnu of aa order ef tbe Orphan' Court of
XM t learneiu eoaniy, ine nnirsi)(nd will sell
at I'ohlie Hale, at the Court llnnse ia Oarfleld,
oa HATI HI'AY, Ji NK 2uih, l72, at 3 o'clock
F. M. tho following deeoribed real eMaltn
All thai certain iarm situate in llumsuie town
abin, bounded on the north by )arli of J. Hterben
sou, en tbe east by lands allotted to the widow of
said John Burgunder and by lands of J. Htenbea
son, oa tha south by J. Htepbonson, and on tbe
went by lands of J.tinyder and nthT, eontainins;
ONK HINDRED TWKNTY-TWO ACRES
and 67 perrbeai baring about 61 aorei cleared,
with frame house, barn, orchard and other im
provements. This land It of good quality, situated In ft good
neighborhood, and well adapted to farming or
graiing purpose, and has a (jnantjty of valuable
timber thereon.
TKR.MH. Fifteen per epnt. of purchase money
to be paid when the property Is sold ; one-third
oi ine pureaaee money te remain ta toe land dor
ing the lifetime of the widow of said John Hr
(under the interest to bo paid to her annually,
one-third ef tbo balanew in oao year, and the one
thld ta two years, with interest, to be setwred by
oo4 ana mortgage om tne premiass.
JOHN M. ADAMfl,
Jona 1I-6L Traitee.
B
LANK l'OftTAHlLEs1 IIALIvf J'OB
DBALBBB II
HARDWARE,
Alio, Manafaotur.raof
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
- C t A It HIl D,: P A.
LOT OF SADDLES, BRIDLES,
f TIaroesa, Collar,, ,ta., fbf lc,l
U. F. BIGLER A CO,
pALMEK'S PATENT UNLOAD
Ing nay Fork,, for sale by
II. F, BIOLER eV CO.
tJ-UUi-
QIL P41NT PUTTY, GLASS,
Nail,, ,te., for sal, by
' 1 h. F. "bioler CO.
H
aRNESS TRIMMINGS & SHOE
finding,, for aal, by J ,
n. f. bioler t co.
Q.UNS, PISTOLS, SWOBD CANES
. . 2 ,l,FoHulb ' "'",'.? ." : .
IT. F. BIOLER & CO.
gTOYES; OF ALL SORTS Alfl
Sliea, for sale by
H. F. BIOLER & CO.
JRONI IRON I IRON I IRON!
for aal, by
H. F. BIGLER & CO.
JJORSE SHOES & HORSE SHOE
HAILS, for lal, by ,lt-n' i
II. F. BIGLER A CO
pULLEY BLOCKS, ALL SIZES
And beat Manufacture, for aale by
v II. F, BIGLER & CO.
rpLIIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE
BOXES, for aale by
II. F. BIGLER 4 CO.
pODDEIt CUTTERS for salo by
M u;i0-70 U. F. BIGLER A CO.
gAC
ETT eV BCII IIYVER,
PBULIB, II
BULDIXO HARDWARE,
Also, manufaolurers of
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
Soeood Street,
CL13ARP1I2LD, PA,
farventers and Builders will find It to their
advantage to examine our stock before purchasing
alsewbere, .
STOVES! STOVES I
We are now selling the celebrated TIMES
COOK and RELIANCE, tha cheapest and best
stove, in tha markot.
Every itovc fully warranted.
ALSO,
PARLOR,
nEATIVO,
and
RAFTING STOVES!
which will be Mid as cheap as any In tha county.
Strict attention paid ordering article, for par
tie, wbo desire it
rT-Roofing, Spoiling and Job work dona on
reasonable lerina.
Clearfl-ld. Pa, April 11, l71.
A NEW DEPARTURE
For the Benefit of Mankind !
DR. ROY E R'S
PILE OINTMENT
This important discovery Is one of the most re
mark a hie results of modern medical research, and
The most Wonderful it Speedy Remedy
ever known.
Is now presented in scientific combination of
nothing and healing agents. And having inor
oughly tested it in numberless cases, with most
satisfactory results, do not hesitate in offtring it
to the puLme as
Tho most certain, rapid and olTocluul
rkFssMEDY FOR PILES,
no matter of how long standing.
V-old by all Prugglata ami Mrdirln. Deal
ers wbo desire to alleviate tha sufferings of tlieir
fellow beings.
prick, bU crnth pr.a nox.
T. J. DOVER, Sole Proprietor,
oellD'TI rtn.rll.ld, Pa.
WATCHES I WATCHES I
I bar n large stock of AMKRICAK
.rVrl and SWISS WATCHES, at th. differ
P Jt vradas. Ib from tw. to ai.ht ounec
case.. I offer the,, for aal, LOW, and
gaaranta, thsm to give sntirs satlafaotion,
JEWELRY I JEWELRY I
A good assortment of Ladles' and Oeit'a
Jewelry of th, latest stylssl Alway, getting
niwctulng newt
I would ask Lumbermen and dtber, who In
lead parrbaslng Watch,, to Ball and sea my
atock before going to th, citiea, a, I am vary
far, I can sell Watches a, low a, th,y can ha
bought, bs.ldea th. different. In distance in
th, event of Ih, good, proving defective.
All kinds ofRKPAIRIKI In wiy line promptly
altemUd to at tha (tor, on Second atreet, oppo
site th. Court tlonac. For your liberal support
th, past I am vary IhankfuL
S. I. SXk'DER.
April I, 1172.
Luthrrsburg Marble Yard!
TUB rabaerlber reepeetfuUy announeca to thi,
community and the public generally that be
le now CBtenelroly engaged In the manufacture of
Monument,, Head and root Clones, Wand, Table
nnd Bureea Tops, eto. N higher tribute can be
paid to n deceased relative or friend than the erec
tion of nn enduring slab aa a witness tc unborn
generations where (bey hare la,'d him or Jiff.
I hare engaged Mr. John W. Gahagan a, my
agent to soil, and ta whoea wnrkmaoahln and akill
many ean bear1 wltheaa. Order, enlloited and
promptly tiled. Work delivered whereverdealrad.
... - . ' aaOOKE.
Luthershurf, November II, 1171.
SitrAwnrt,,: liiiwarr, t.
THE laOKSIBES
TIN .AND STOVE STORE I
W J . I t ,J . IIHI. U ...... .
'I .11 ,
if. Jfi riui-i ,t i .i
G. S. FLEGAL,
PliUipeljiirj". Ceatri Gouty, Ttv.
TI1S anderalgnad reapeotfully announce, to
th, nubile thnt he ba, on hand n cars.
fully-aeleoted and well assorted stock of
STOVES, HEATEKS, ItANGES,
HOLLOW - WARE !
.... i
TIN, COPPER AND SIIEET-lItON
. WAREI
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE!
Ilia atock of Cooking Store, constat, of
: 7 LIE CELEBRATED IRONSIDES,
oral, nave never ranees to bring peace and
prosperity into lamllle, wn,r, it I, used,
Dlamon, 8UU, Farmer, Herald. Charm, Spear,'
Callloruta uool Biove, opears' Anti-Dust,
Uas-U.roing Cooking Store,, Victor,
BlUn,c and I'nlon Ranaaa,
Spear,' Cooking Ranges,
., . Ac, etc
M Tk. TIpi mmA Oh.. Tmh w... t.. 1 . 1.
the rlovea la made of tho heaviest and beet
material, and warranted to giro perfect satis,
faction.
His Stock of Parlor & Heating Stores
I, larger, better nnd ohcapcr than over befer.
.. oiblbiua to u, puniio confining or
Spears' Revolving Light Illuminating Stove,
Bpear, Anu-jrusi uae-nurning rarior rloT,,
Speara' Orbicular .Gaa-Uurnlng Parlor
, Stora, Spear,' Oaa-Burning Parlor
Stove, Roquet, Pearl, Oem, Ida,
Sun, Troplo, Nevada,
Ac, Ac.
Vulcan, Elm and Victor Heater,, Spear,' R,
voivtng Ligni ueateri.
M, la alao nreparad to furnieh n oomplet.
aeeonmena vi
Tin, Copper, Sheet-Iron, Wooden and
Willow Ware, &c,
Wholesale or ratal), manufactured neatly and
with th, sols Tlaw to ,omoc, from too best mo
Uriel In the market,
PLOWS A PLOW POINTS, COPPER, BRASS,
PORCELAIN, TIN-LINED, SPUN A
COMMON IRON KETTLES,
Of ,v,ry description constantly an hand.
ORDERS nR srOUTINO, ROOFING
And other work belonging to his bualneee will
be promptly llled by experienced nnd skillful
workmen -
BRASS, COPPER. OLD METAL, RAGS
AND CASH
' Taken in esehaage for gooda.
avlr-no aspcelally Invite, tha attention of
Merchant, wtsntng to purcnasa aiwnoiesaie.aa
they will Bnd It to their advantage to oiamina
hi, atoek before pnrobaatng ,twn,ro.
Look oat (or tho Big Sign opposite th, resi
dence of Jdra. Dr. Foater.
All Good, Wibbirtbd as RaraBaaaTan.
Ci. 8. FLKGAL.
Pbilipaburg, June I, 1171. augl II
MOSHANNON LAND Si LUMBER CO.,
OSCEOLA STEAM MILLS,
BAMi rAcri nt,
LUMBER, LATH, AND PICKETS.
II. H. SHILLINOrORD, President,
OOcoForeat Place, No. 121 S. 4th at., Phll'a.
JOHN LAW6IIH, Oenoral Sup'U
Osceola Mills, Clearleld coanty, Pa.
LAMI.AXD LIMBER COMPAW
i
OFFEE
TO
Purciisers of Choice Goods
AT TUE1R
MAMMOTH STORE
IN-
0SCE0LA.
w Cabinet !
M0!"i ANNON LAND AND LUMBER COM
PA iY offer for eale Town iMt in the bpr
oukIi of .ceola, Clearfield oounty, Pa., and alao
lots to si purchasers outsido the limits of said
horongb Oeeeola la aituated on the Moshannon
f'reek, l the richest portion of the county of
flrartlel on the line of the Tyrone A Clearfield
KailroaA where the Mo.hannon and Rrarerton
branch n eda Interaeet. It ia alao In the heart of
the MoAannon eoal baaln, and large hodiea of
white title, hemlock, oak, and ether timber fur
round it. One of the target lumber manufaetnr
i.tt .stelifi'hinelits In th. Ht.t. Is Inflated In the
town, hile there aro many other lumber and
shinfle mills around it. Tba town 1, but seen
yeap old. aad eouialne a population of one thou
sanl iohabitnnta.
fAr-fm further Information apply at tha office
of the above company.
JOHN LAWSI1K,
1:4:70 Genera! Superintendent.
VOTICF- Having purchased the Interval or
l J. A. Illattenhcrger, Esq., in tha buaineae
heretofore earrled on nnder the nm name or J. A.
Illsllenherger A Co., the same will be coadopted
hersafter under the name of Moshannon Land and
huntber Oompanv. (Store.)
II. II. KDILLIN'.KORD, JOHN LAWPnE,
siyjill J'reaidcnt. General Sup't
I Lime lor Sale I
THE undersigned, reeiding near tba depot haa
made complete nrrangeinenta with Lime
llurnera.eet ol tne munuiain, wneveoj
bled to korp conatantly on band a large iiuantlty of
PUKE L I M E I
hleh lr offera to farmer, and builder, at n trll,
abov, east. Those in need of the art icle would do
well to ive me a call, or address me by letter, be
fore neg.ti.Ung their lime.
UEO. 0. PASRMORE.
Clearleld, Pa., June 9, lM. ,
DAVY HUNT'S
GREAT WESTERN BAZAAR,
illto, 1111, Dll, IMS Market St.,
' nil,. . I.Vt.VII I A
Always on hand a large aasortment of Carriage,,
IJarne.s, Ac.
railing and Shifting Top Buggle, from W le
IIS. Hermantowna (shifting scale) from 76 to
IS. Hockaway, (leather trimmed) from 0 to
I1S4. Dearborns, No-Top Burgles, dagger and
Holiness Wagons from M to II 'Jo. Singl. Ilar-
r . . . . . ttH..kU ll.rnM. froea
JI to 1124. Blankets, Whips, Halters, Hheels,
irAa.i. ..A H.,,R. ...nertaiaing t. th.
buainess at equally biw prices. Our motto Is
oCbeeA.e, than tha Chea.eet." Giro us a call be
fore purchasing oleow hero, aee. I
THE MMOCRATI0 ALMANAC for IMA
"7 and J for Bale at tha Poll Oaoa.
Piio II eeata. Mailed ta ay addrata.
JtniflS and lUrdKiufs.
rpilE LATHII MlJVE(,j,
... -j f i ji i
THE LATEST MOVE!
HARTSWICK & IRWIN'S
2;;DRua stoke,
To their now building on Heeond Street, oearljr
opposite tbe store of Weaver i Dstts,
CLKARFIELD, PA.,
ftliflre thfljr will continue to 'upply their uld and
as many new eustuiners as nay uouie. with
PUIIK I)HU(iS!
OHKMICAIiS!
PHARMACia'TICAL rUKPAH-VTIONrl,
(Including all new rcinoditii,)
Patent Medicines, Paints and Olln, Glass and
Putty, School Po'-ks, Hiation-ry, Paper,
Ac, a)i, a full line of lug
gilts' HundriiMi, llulr
Tunics,
Cosmrtlcs, Perfmncrirs, Toilot Arti"lps, Uru-lirn,
Tuilct Heaps, pnokot UMlts. Ao.,all of
the beet quality,
PURE WISES AXD LIQUOJIS,
for mrdical A incremental purpoacl only,
Pure White Lead, Colors of all kinds, Raw and
Boiled Linseed Oil, Varnishes, Turpen
- tine, Coal Oil, Paint A Varniau
Brushes, Flavoring
Kitrncts,
Confectioneries, Bird Seed, Fjiice, grjund and
unground, of all kinds.
SMOKERS AND C1IEWEKS
Will Ind our stock of Chewing
and Winoking Tobacco, linporti-d and Do
mestic Cigars, Hnoff and Pine-out to be of tho
very best breeds In the market. '
LAMPS AND CIIIM.VlSiS, ! h
.- AU kinda of GLASS WAKE,
GARDEN 6EEDS,
Ml'BICAL INSTRUMENTS
and Mualcal Trimminga ef every variety.
Having a long experience In the bnalness, and
an extensive and well selected stock of medicines,
wa ara eneiilrd to till Phyaiclana' prescriptions at
the shortest notice and on tho moat reasonable
terras, dey and night.
HARTKWIOK A IRWIN.
Clearfield, Pa., May II, l71-tr.
P. T. I.
"For thy Stomach's Sake and thine
other Iufirmities." St. Paul.
)H. IUYi:it"S
PURE
WEST BRANCH BITTERS.
A safe, pure, pleasant and bealth-gWlng Tanlo
strictly Trgftalile, and manufartnred from
the most pore and ebtilee materials ia not a spirit
drink nor substitute for whiaky, but a orient I Co
com pound, for the protection of the system and
the cure of disease, made from chetnlcnlly pure
spirits, entirely free from fusil oil or other irrlla
ting properties, and will not disagree or offend the
most delicate stnniach. A long private experi
ence has attested Itl
Superiority over all Ordinary Remedios.
No Hitters at present ottered to tho public
contains so much metlieinal rirtc, and yet so safe
and pleasant to take. Its imo li te cure disease,
and it will not eresle an Appetite fur spirituous
liquors, but will cure the elToots of ditnipation.
To increase the Appetite, l'fK IT.
To promote Digestion. tTBE IT.
To euro Dyspepsia, tJPK IT.
To cure Ferer and Ague, t'SB IT.
To cure BillkmsneM, VPB IT.
To ouro Constipation, VPK IT.
To cure Chronic Disrrhcsa, 1R IT.
To cure Heart-burn. THE IT.
To core Flatulence, I'KB IT.
To sore A eld KraetatUas, ' VK IT.
To cure Netrout Debility, VHB IT.
To cure Hydnehondria, VPB IT.
To euro Ballowness of Complexion, I'HB IT.
To euro Pimples and DlMchcs, t ?K IT.
For General Prostration of tho
Physical powers, t8B IT,
and It will cure you.
Bold everywhere, at I Oe pr botlle, Ilnna-
faeturvd f xrluiircly by
A. I. SHAW,
Ilniggl"!, y
CLEARFIELD, FA.,
Who offer, lilieral Inducement, to the trade.
Oct. 17, l(l tf.
'PIRRA C0TTA STANDING VASES,
JIAMJISU VAShS,
Stove Lining and Fire IJrick,
kept constantly on band.
ST0.E A D E ARTiTe!! WARE
0P EVERY DESCRIPTION!
CROCKS ! 'POTS I CROCKSI
I'lshor'a Patent Alrtllit He If . Healltif;
fruit (anal
ni TTrk CROCKS, wllh llda,
CREAM I ll'AKH, MII.K CROCKS,
Ai'I'l.K-RI'TTER CROCKS,
PICKLE CUUCKrt.
FLOWER POTS, PIH DISHES,
1 0TRW POTS,
And n great many other things lo numerous ta
mention, le ae naa as
FRED'K. LEITZIMGER'S
STONE - WARE TOTTEItV,
Comer of Cherrr end Thirl Streets,
v CLEARrfKLD, PA. ftug!
ffrii pjsttti, ,y.r;l5, (gtr.,
BB,M..,.,Q.....ei. jj..y.H(Wer. iBTT,.
'Jin'il r-.M '
CLEARFIELD, PA.,'J
.'J'H i I
Arc offering, at tho old stand of 0. L. Reed A Co.,
. . their stock of goods, consisting of
DRY - GOODS, GROCERIES,
BOOTS A SHOES,
HATS A CAPS, HARDWARE,
Ql'EBNSWARB, '
FLOUR, FEED, SALT, &o., &o.,
At tbs most reasonable rates fur CASH or In
' : ' exchange IVr :
Square Timber, Boards, Shingles,
, OR COL'KTRt PttODLCH. "
jWT Ad Cancel mad to thosa engngnl In get
ting out square timber d tna most advantagwui
terms. January ft, 1870.
a. a, ah bold w. nosi UAnnaoMM,
"Cheaper than the Cheapest!"
GOODS AT. REDUCED PRICES
just necaiTBD ir
Arnold fc .llartliorn,
(On, door wait of Pint National Bank,)
1 1 rv r.NHvn i.i:, pa.
HAVING juat rehirned from th, ,at with a
eompleto assortment of Good, sultabl, for
Hprlog and Summer trad,, w, are now ready
to furnish nil kind, of Good,
"Cheaper than the Cheapest I"
And aftor thanking onr customers for their
liberal patroaag, during th, put year, w.
would mo,t esi-ectfully ask for n eontinuanc,
of tho eamo.
Our Stock eonalato of a eompleto ueaortment
of Dry Good,, Notion,, Hardware, Qoeenrware,
rVillowware, Grocerlei, Boots 4- Shoea, Hata A
Caps, Clothing, Tobaceof, Ae. Alao, Flour,
Bacon, Salt, Piah. Grain, etc.
Alt of which will b aold on th, moat reaaon
abla terma, nnd the hlgbeet muiket price paid
for Grain, Wool aad all kind, of Lamber and
Country Produce.
ATPleaae giro na a call hefuro purchasing
alaewhera. Satlafaotion guaranteed as to prlco
and quallty.llj
ARNOLD A nARTSDORN,
Corner of Main and Thompson Btreeta,
apr20 Cl'RWENSVILLE, PA.
I ) K A C K IN ElIDOPEI
GREAT EXCITEMENT
IN FRENCH VILLE I
The bloody contest between France and Prussia
is at an end for the present, so far as the slaugh
tering of men and the dentructir.n of iironerty is
eonoerned. The Horal Jugfrlers no doubt pride
tbetnseltee anq rejoice orur the result, but how
insignificant Is their work when compared with
the humane and christian eiTurts of
L. M. COUDRIET,
who bas nndertskea te supply all the citlsens In
the lower end of the county with food and raiment
at exceeding lrw rntes ffoa his miimmoth store in
Ml lOMtl R(J, where be ean always he found
reedy to wait upon callers and supply them with
Dry Goods of nil Kinds,
Soch as Cloths, Fatinetts, Cal meres, Muslins,
.Maine. Linen, Drillings, Calicoes,
Trimmings, Ribbons, Lace,
Ready-made Clothing, Roots and 8hOes, Hats and
'ans all of the best material and made to order
Ilfise, Focks, tllores, Mittens, Laces, Ribbons, Ac.
GROCERIKS OF ALL KINDS.
Coffee, Tea, Fugar, Rice, Molasses, Fith, Salt.
Fork, Linseed Oil, Fish UN, Carbon Oil.
Hardware, Queen ware, Tinware, Caftinga, Plows
and Plow Castings, Stalin, P pikes, Corn Cultira
tors, Cider Pruisci, and all kinds of Axes.
Perfumer. Paint, Varn.th, )las, and a general
assortment or rtatiunery,
GOOD FLOUR,
Of different brand, always on band, and will be
sold at the lowest possible figures.
LIQt'ORR, such as llrnn dr, Wine, Oln, Whisky,
ajayno s tHetilctnc, ii trttcra anil
ll ntflanirs Hitters,
600 Bounds of Wool WanW'd fur whitth the
hi'beHt price will be paid. Clorcrpccd on hand
and fur sale at tho lowest market price
Also. Ag'-nt for ISlrattonvillc and CurwcnivllJt
Threrhing Mat bines.
.Ca1l and see for yourselves. Ton will ftnd
ercryibing usually kept in a retail store.
L. M. COL'DRIET.
A Frsnchvillo P. 0., March 1, Ih71.
QUKW KNSVILLK I
SPRING & SUMaMER, 1872!
FAUST & GOODWIN
Are bow receiving, in addition to their fine stock
on hsnd, n fr-.h supply of KKUf UUUD8 Irani
th. hast. A full line in .
'dhv utMtiifa and i)Hi;n ;Mi)m
Latest styles I
HOLLV VARDSNil, TRIMMINGS, LADIES'
II ATS, NOTIONS, STATIONERY,
HOOTS AND SHOES,
DHt US, PAINTS, OILS, Ac,
HARDWARE, QCEENSWARE,
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
Groceries, fticon, S. C. Hum, Fish,
Suit, rtc, Ae.
Special attention ha, keen given to onr erec
tion ol La llel' Dree, Good, and Trimmings.
Having purchased at tba eery lowest ,ash
pries, wo aro prepared to offer Inducement, to
cash buyers, and wa Invite all to call and exam
ine hefuro purchasing elsewhere.
Our thanks arc cilended to our ,a,tomer, for
their liberal patroaage in the pait, and w, hope
to merit n eontloaeoee.
FAl'HT A GOODWIN.
Cuiwensvllle, April II, 1171 im.
TtmTICKfi COKHTAni.rJI' KIIH
We have nrlnted a large number of the new
PER KILL, and will oa the receipt of twenty.
v, awnu, wi.tl a eo,j to oar addrass. myU
Sst.Ii.i
'111
in
SUA W HOUSE,
(Cor. of Market A Pronl itreoU,)
CLKARPIKLD, PA.
This n..ntAiuii.l ltet Is antisele new. aam
pleu ia all Its appointments, and convenient to
the Court House. A free Omalbu, run, to and
from tha Depot on tha nrrlral and departure of
each train. Vita. E. 0. CLEMENTS,
ApriMO, 1171. Proprletreer.
WASHINGTON HOUSE, " ,
NEW WASHINGTON, PA.
Thi, new and well furnished house has been
taken by the undersigned. Ho feela confident of
being able to render aetiefaoUoa U Ihoso who may
favor Mm with a oall.
M " ' O.W.riAVIS, Prop'r.
RKVKRB HOUSE,
' B U R N 8 1 D B, PA.
Th, lubsoribcr having built anew Hotel, wit
all modern Improvement,, Is preparod to receive
guests. Tbe table will he supplied with the best
in the market j th, bar with the cnooieert liquora.
Good siabling attached. '
aprl-ly A. II. SCIIAEFPER, Prop'r. '
THE ALLEGHENY HOTEL,
MARKET St., CLEARFLELD, P.
THIS large and oomm odious new hotel has
been opened for the accommodation of the
Cublift, where the proprietor will be glad to meet
is old friends, and rooeWe a share ef public pat
ronsga. By strlot personal attention te the de
tails of his business, he hopes to be able to render
satisfaction to his patrons. The TADLB will
always be bountifully supplied with the best that
ean be procured in the market, and the DAB
will contain a full stock of LlyUoKH, DKER, Ao
Good stabling attached.
CAPPER LEIPOLDT,
Clearfield, March I, leoiMy I'roprietoa.
THE MANSION HOUSE,
Corner of Second sued Market Street .
TpIITS old aad eommodious Hotel has, durlns;
X the past year been enlarged to doable its
former capacity for tbe entertainment of stran
gers and guests. The whole building has been
refurnished, and the proprietor will spare bo
pains to render his gussti eomfortable while
staying with bim.
Prhe "Mansion Ileuse Omnibus runs to
and from the Depot on the arriral and dnpartu
ef each train. JOUfiT D0UU1IKKTV,
sprfi 7u if Proprlttor,
T DONATED IIOUSK,
XJ Near tbe lUllroad Depot,
CLKAHFIKLD, PKNN'A.
This house ii largn, well funiished, and nearly
new, and the Propritr fi-eli confident of reudr
ing sfttiffarlton to giicsta. X, 1). Uood stabling
eounivcted with the hotel.
04-7I S. B. ROW, Proprietor.
ST. CHAHLKS HOTEL,
fOppo.lte II. R. Depot,)
CLEAUFIKLD, PKNN'A.
The undersigned, having beeome 'proprletoi
of this house, is now ready to entertain it rangers
and travelers, and tluTefuro solicits sojourners to
gire him a call. JI in TaUe will lie supplied with
the best tbe market affords, and kit Bar will eon
tain the choicest of wines and liquors. Extensive
siaMitig is'attached, Clinrges moderate.
Jenl073 " JA.MKH MuLAUGIILI!f.
WESTERN HOTEL,
Oppo.it, th. Court Dome,
CLEARFIELD, PENN'A.
Accommodations Arat-olara and charge, moderate,
oeti JOIIN.P. YOUNG, Pmprlclor.
M
ON TO UK HOUSE,
Opposit. tb. Cuurt House,
LOCK HAVEN, P E.N N'A. -Jell'Tl
nACSEAL A RR0M, Prop',.
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DELLEFOXTE, FA.,
D. JOHNSTON A SONS,
Proprietora,
oeHi'71
Vmukican house,
Main Street,
BROOKVILI.E, rENN'A,-
SHANNON A I! U 11 K ETT,
ProprieUir.
.4 71
1JAILKOAJ) JIOCSE,
It Main fltreM,
PHILII'HIIUIKI, PKXN'A.
Tbe undersigned keeps constantly on band tbe
best of Liquors. Hie table Is always supplied
with tbe best the market affords. Tbe traveling
publio will do well to give him a eall
novlftt. ROBERT LLOYD.
SUSQUEHANNA I10USI3,
CURWKN8VILLE,
Clearfield county, Penn 'a.
This old and well ctaIilbrd IJoM, beautifully
situated on the banks of the husquelianoa, in tba
borough of Curwensrille, bas been leased for a
term ol years by the undersigned. It has been
entirely rofltled, and is now open to the public
generally and the traveling eotnmuiiUy in par
tit-oUr. No pains will be shared to render guests
comfortable while tarrying at this hnnse. Ample
(Stabling room fqr the aocommodatioa of team!.
Charges raoder.t-j,
t-Vpt. 28, lHVO-lf. ELI BLOOM.
DANIEL CONNELLY,
Coot and Shoe Manufacturer!
CLEARFIELD, PA.
nAfl Just re o I red a one lot of Frenob CALF
bKlNS, and li now prepared to mannfae
ture everything In his lint at tbe lowest figures,
He will warrant bis work to be as represented.
He respectfully solicits a eall, at his shop oa
Market street, second dtor west of tbe posts fl.ee.
where bs will do all In bis power to render set U
faction. Some fine (Jailer tops oa band.
myV,67-y lMSIaL CONNELLY.
JiEW HOOT AM) SHOE SHOP,
EDWARD MACK,
Con. MARKET 4 3d Bts., CLEARFIELD, Pa.
rtlHK proprietor has entered Into the BOOT a
X 6IIOK business at the above stand, and
Is determinod not to be outdone etber in quel
Ity or price fur bis wrk. Special attention
will be isid to manufacturing Hewed work. lie
has en band a large lot of Erencb Kip and
Calf Skins, of tie very best quality. Tbe citl
sens ol Clearfield and vicinity are respectfully
Invited to give him a trial. Mo eharge for calls.
novo,' a ir
Clearfield Nursery.
ENOOUHAGJ5 JIOMK INDU3TKT.
fpHK undersigned, having eitabllsksd 4 lfui
X fry on the 'Pike, about half way betweeq
Clearfield and Cnrwensvllle, Is prepared to fur
niib all kinds of FRUIT TREKS, (standard aa4
dwarf,) Evergreens, Shrubbery, Grape Vinee,
Gooseberries, Lew too Blackberry, Strawberry,
and Ran berry Vinee. Also, Siberiat Crab Trees,)
Quince, and early scarlet Rhubarb, Ac Orders
promptly attended to. Address,
4. v. w niuji 1.
epSO-eA.v Carweas-U4o, Pa
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rilERB to bo, my PRT flOOn?, flRO
M eerlea, Oueeoaware, (llaasware, Druge aud
Notions, Conrrctloncrlea, Ac, -cheap for cash.
The enhoerlhcr bera leave to inform hia old nnd
now euatomer, that be bas opened
K VARIETY STORE
IN GLEN nOPE, PA.
And will sett good, at price, to nit ths timea. A
liberal reduction will be made to eoetoioera birr
ing at wholesale.
Call and eaarelne mr stoeli before purchasing
elsewhere. A liberal share of puliiio patronage li
auliclled.
P. J. KEAQT.
Olea Ilope, Pa., June 14, 1871.
N
JEW STOKK
IN HOUTZDALE!
V. n . . V i nnpn t , , i I a...
the eaat with an .ntlr. new and complete assort
ment of Merchandise, suitable for Winter aad
Hpiiag trade, which haa been eeleeled with great
care and bought at li.w rates, Is prepared to fur.
men meeimene or llnoisueie bbh tipiwi'7
gooda at a Terr light ndvanoe on Inst eie for
cash. Ceualrjr Pr.Mlae. nnd Hhingles tehen at
market i.rlea. Call and .lamina mj stock before
porebaslng ..-.where. p. (lALLAQIIER.
Iloulsdale, Pa., feh. JI, 1171 !