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? CLEARFIELD, Pa.
"XDNE8DAY MORNING, JULY 17,1871.
1 Terms of Subscription.
1 la adrenee.or within three months M
4 after three aad before tli month..... I i0
al after the aaplration of ill asoathi... I 00
r All artlelti to Insure tnMrtlon In this
r should bo bended l early oo Tuesday
eg, aa we go to press at H o'clook, (noon.)
,; REUtslOUi NOTICES.
IMIit Kpleropal Church Rot. A. D.
, raster.-Pobllo Harriot .rirjr Sabbath
A. M.i eu f P. M.
both School at I A. M.
Iyer Matting trtry Thursday, t Tl P. M.
amuoloa Borrloo, first Sabbath of arary
k, at m A. M.
Andrew' Church EpWcnpalRer.
aa Hall. Public Hervioe Sunday morning
o'clock, and at f P. H Sunday School at
, M. Prayer Meeting Wednesday evening
a'eleek.
webyterlaa Church Rot. It. S. Buti.hr.
tubing oa tbo Lord's day at 10) and 71
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day School at 8 p. m.
aytr Maoling on Wednesday at 7) p. m.
tor's Biblo Claat on BoturdoT at 7 p. m.
t Kraacli' Church Catholic Iter. T.
Marks Mass at 1U( o'clock A. M., on tho
4 and fourth Bundayi of each month,
others Church Her. A. J. Hartsocr
king trtry Sabbath, morning and waning,
atk School at a. m. Prayer mooting OTery
oosday tvtning.
?bom. The list of jurors fur Sop-
Tana will bo found eli. where In this l.iue.
Tat Up. Those taxpayers who
verl a to arall thimMlvot of tbi discount on their
.weekly and Bute tales, for 18T 2, tbould bear In
oBu. 1 that tho diMonnt period expires oo the Slit
Zvr Quick. Samuel P. Wilson,
X;-,ewr County Treasurer, .till oontinuei to kII
rtaa rooeipU for oonnty and Bute taxes for 1871,
at 1 at oent. eV.co.at. But two week! remain
Jaw Alstoantlng, after which be will add Ire per
Til Fbknchvilli Pio-Nic Thii
yV a, which wai poitponed lomo time since,
w! . taw poiitlToly be held oa Tueiday, July 13d.
JU a wry arrangement baa boea made for the oooi
B -d entertainment of Tiiiton, all who go may
or 4 a good time.
t rtoioos. A friend informs us that
ass t f aerriei at our friend Jotoph L. HefT's, in
X ia, about two weeki ago, eoma of which
bt n4 two aad throe-qutrter Inchet la elreom
H Tho fruit was of the blaok iwoot Fopte-
, a a ad. - How our mouth dooi water 1
Tiaoidt at Tyrone. On July
m Tyrone, during a difouiiiou of a heated
v William Wingate wai abot by a a
ay . 0:tlloger (or eomebody alee), and died the
A .lag day from tho effects of tho wounds.
I for waf amited, and oonfined In tho Holll-
Ckanqi or Bask. We observe that
"Xjntt. ThomM J. IlcCullougk A liro. here ro
aeeeea te their new ofnoe, on Locust itreot, be
atwesa Front and Second, where they hare erected
a e y pair of rooms, suited to their law and ool.
Joav. m business, and where their friends and
alt It will Ind them in the future.
A Good Sell. The County Com
mil- jmn oa tbo tth Instant sold tho old Jail and
arts (ho sum of 10,485, Sheriff Plo being the
' Jta aoert who, wo understand, designs to tear
ohi Lao old eastloand erect a brick block soluble
V a privet, dwelling, stores and offices. As Mr.
f . ia tbo capital and enterprise, wo antieipato a
f yrovemeat in that locality.
t Loss in That. The County
"T tasionirt haring purchased tbo lot upon
I ) Ike sow arieoa Is located for 17,000, aad
I old site for M,i8J, besides scouring double
1 kaatlty ef ground and earing $1,000 in the
I p ef drainage, eTidenlly made a nice thing
I t sweaty, as wall as located the new structure
t I It cannot be boxed np by other buildings.
"AMD Concert. Iho Grand Con
er f the Clearfiild Orchestra, postponed from
1 lay, April 4th, will be glren In the Court
I i, oa Friday arming, July 19th, without
t . All tlckeU bearing data Thursday, April
4 ' 171, are good for this oonoert It Is to be
A " that the public will liberally patronise this
ag Institatioa. See adrertiscment la
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f Bubned. We rogret to !oarn
tr eld friend John Dressier, of Union town
' asl his rssidenoa destroyed by fire on the
Mt together with nearly all bis household
aad the clothing of the family, axoept what
. ad oa their backs. Tho fire eaught on the
Vaet a spark from the Sue, and no male
li being at borne the fire made short work,
sasler't loss is heavy.
no. We love muaio as dearly
A I yet there eaa Bona be drawn out of us.
W, tbo Comet Band and the Orchestra, fre
; oaase oor dormant musical ehords to vl-
i ' akin as, those hot nights, by their sweet
v which they bestow promiscuously over
, as the Joy of all the youngsters and many
t too. Oo aad bear tho Orchestra In tho
aasa, oa Friday evening.
ia . a
) Lonokst Ratt Afloat. On
r last a raft was moored to tho wharves in
a which is said to be the longest srer set
, tea tho Susquehanna. It measured 824
I. ugta, and 10 feet in width, aod oonuioed
I JH feet of bill timber. It was brought
( Marietta raftsmen, with Mr. J. Hanlen,
L Tho raft belonged to William Albert,
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Olearleld, and was sold to Jos. Gillpban
sue e eta per fooL Lanraiter httllignetr,
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i Bloom. This, another of our
4 highly esteemed eitiseas, died at his
la Pike township, on the 80th of June
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.Laos
i 87th year of bis age. He was tha next
lest of six brothers, Peter, Isaae, James,
Benjamin and Abraham, all of whom
aad away except the latter, leaving be
at tbo largest oonaeeUoa of any other
A the eonntj. t
Co RRMPOMDENT8. Having is
per last wsek, aod an unusual number
Jaly communications, speeches and pro-
aad other communications having been
our table, we must ask onr friends to
Httlo. Tha 4th of July communications
M fill our paper for at least two weeks,
srasioa of everything else. We must
v decline all of that class, while some of
ball appear in due tlma.
nous. The iiiahop of the dio
visit Clearfield on Tuesday, July 13d.
aa will be Morning Prayer, at 10) A. .,
tag Prayer at r. a, la St, Andrew's
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"a permlssloB the Rev. J. M. Perry, of
aty, will preach la the Baptist church
ttk,tho list, at 11 o'clock aod la tbo
The public are Inrlted ta attend,
area ehnrah will be re-opened forserrloe
ssday. SerTlees morning and craning.
Todrth The Brat real 4th of
k) place for II years, was celebrated this
' ear eitiseas, ia a beeomiag manner.
F everybody Ip towa and the rarronnd
7 tearing ta go somewhere else te en
s', all were here, ajid right well did tha
immunity realise' the fact. For this
afalrt wa are largely Indebted ta the
etUa, which had everything arranged
apart aad general delight which seemed
I around, aotwithstandlng tho wilted
I many las garments aad bats after
was takea oat by tha thunder shower.
MtUk that the Park Is a accessary In
4 fill go far to re-establish the old
I seeling oa tbo 4th of July.
1 m a i i
I should bear la mind the fast that tha
ef tha Clearfield Academy opens the
lay (Id day) of September Beit. It
taxi for pupils to be present at the opea
i session. "
Sprcialt.
PaiFAul roa tbu Mahboti Coiisiatio.
Klocknor A Go's groat mastodon nonagerlo, gl
gantlo circus, oollosal cararan and nuteum, to
gether with tho All Ben Abdollsh troupe of real
Dedouln Arabs will exliibii in mis piaos on Wed
nesday, July Hlh, for one day only.
The management announoos for the season of
1871 not only tho largest, but tho most attractlre,
norel, original, and lu.trucllre public amusement
ever afforded to this oountry.
Tho great All Boa Abdellahof genuine Bedouin
Arabs, or "Sons of tho desert" (fourteen ia num
ber') aoknowlodgod by tho European and Ameri
can press as giving tho most sterling, rare and
wonderful performance of any oa earth. Their
estraordlnary fetes of both ground aad la mid air,
surpass both tbo description and bellof.
The rest department of soology is oomposod of
tho rare and onrlous animals of every Coutlnent,
Including ornlthos of troploal and oriental birds,
and embracing the finest oollectlon of trained
horsos ; tho smallest ponies and tha best perform
ing lions In tho world. Among tho specialties are
a herd of elephants, and a drore of camels and
dromedaries."
A mammoth oa reran of elghteon massive oages,
it Is a stupendous combination, lnrolvlng an In
vestment of half a million of dollars, requiring aa
army of deeiplined men in the service, employing
a multitude of horsos and a train of wagon-dens
and oages over a mile long for its transportation
through tho country. There will be a grand
accnlo parade on the morning of tbo exhibition.
List of letters remaining unclaimed
In the Postoflloe at Clearfield, for tho week ending
July 1Mb, 1871!
Cummings, John.
Mnhakey, Emery.
McCaully, William.
Marten, L.
Meader, Ueorge. (1)
MeUuily, C. K.
Pounds, W. W.
Seymour, W. R.
Bcgardul, B.
Wellington, Frank 0.
Waddlidged, hebeoca.
P. A. UAUL1N, P. M.
MarbaiiKb, Jack,
llony, Wesley 11.
Hamilton, J. B. (1)
llollopeter, Kro.
Jinnman, 0. A.
Kelley, John.
Knox, W. P.
Lay, Deal O.
Laborde, Sarah. (3)
Lyons, Hannah M.
By reference te our advertising columns, it will
bo noticed that Mrs. Turnor, of Walleoetoa, offers
for sale a bouse and lot in that place.
Fly Nets and Sorim Horse Covers a large as
sortment for sale by
jv3 li. r. jjioLia a to,
II. F. Bigler A Co. have been making extensive
additions to their stock of Hardware tho last few
days. Everything new in Shelf Hardware, Sad
dlers' Hardware, Farmers' Hardware, Builders'
Hardware, and Hardware of all kinds, can be seen
at their store. May 11.
Paints, Oils and Varnishes for sale by H. F.
Bigler A Co.
BcttbrsI BcTTnnal .
Tip Top,
Queen of tho Meadow,
Red Racer,
Our Best,
Clipper, and
Oraia Soytbes,
jelO-tt For sale by U. F. Biolrr A Co.
Slats Paists. Persons wanting paints of any
oolor will find them prepared for use at
jelO-tt II. F. Biolrr A Co.'s.
Water Coolers at U. P. Bigler A Co.'s. 1
Fbrsb OaoiiNn Plastrr. Rooelred at Corner
Store by ear load and for sale by
. E. A. A W. D. Inwix.
Curweo.ville, March 13, 1871.
Wood and Willow Ware or all descriptions for
sale by II. F. Bigler A Co.
Calcined Plaster for sals by II. F. Bigler A Co.
Croquet Bets at II. F. Bigler A Co.'s. S
Stojs's Saw Qcbrrrs Ann Saw L'psrts. We
have secured the agency for tho above, and will
sell them at the manufacturer's prices. Call and
examine them j Ihey are the best gumoers out.
June 19, 1872.-41 H. F. Biolrr A Co.
Bird Cages a large assortment at U. F. Big
tar A Co.'s.
Coo's Phosphate for sala by H. F. Bigler A Co.
KoTica to all Prrsors Owaina Uobsrb. You
are invited to call at II. F. Bigler A Co.'s, and
examine tbo Gum-Lined Scotch Case Horse Col
lar, warranted to heal all sore shoulders and galls.
Also, the new patent Zino Collar Pads. I
Wire Garden Trellises, of different iltos, Hsng-
ing Baskets and Wire Work, at H. F. Bigler A Co.'s.
Noticr TO Waoor axd Carriasr Makrrs. We
have lust received a general assortment of Wagon
and Carriage Woods, also a full Una of Spiings
and Axles, which ws offer oheap for cash.
H. F. Biolrb A Co.
NoTIOR TOTRB DlSCITT.RB OF IsAAO WALTOR.
Alter April 10th We will have tho largest assort
ment of fishing taokle ever brought west of the
Allrghenies, consi.ting of Rods, llssketa, Fliea,
Hooks. Lines. Unit Boxes, In., Ac. All discintaa
of Iaaac Walton an invited to call and examine
our stock. 11. F. Biolrr Co,
March 17, 1872. tf
Bosorth's Patent Refrigerator the greatest hot
weather comforter over invented. Call and exam
ino them. II. F. Biolrb A Co.
A full 11ns of Household Goods, Japanned Ware,
Ac, for sale by II. F. Bigler A Co.
RECAPITULATION.
Croquet Seta.
Bird Cages.
Wire Garden Trellises.
Hanging Baskets.
Wire Work.
Wood and Willow Ware.
Household Goods.
All kinds of Hardware.
Jspanned Ware.
Bosarlh's Patent Refrigerator.
Water Coolers.
Paints, Oils, Varnishes.
Calcined Plaster.
Coe's Phosphate.
Wagon and Carriage Makers' supplies.
Single and Double Hhovel Plows.
Cultivators, Iron and Wood.
Cultivator Teeth and Shovel Plow Sborels.
Fishing Taokle.
All of the above for sale at the mammoth Hard
ware Store or II. F. Bigler A Co., Second street,
Clearfield, Pa; '
Dr. F. Platto, Eclectic Physician and Surgeon
offers his services to the people or Clearfield and
vicinity, and will bo in readiness to attend all
professional ealls, by day or night. Oftioe oo
Reed street, West or tbo depot, Clearfield, Pa.
May 11, 1871-tr
Buy your Dross Goods or 11KKD IIROR.
Buy your Notions A Trimmings of REED BROS,
Buy your Parasols of REED BROS.
But roar Shawls of REKD BROS.
Buy your Furnishing Goods of H E E D B HOB.
Buy your Underwear of RKF.I) II II OH
Buy your Hals and Bonnets of REED BROS,
Bay all your Millinery goods of REED BROS.
Bur your Ladies' Misses' and
Children's Shoes ol REED BROS.
Buy your CarpeU or REED BROS.
Buy all the good. you can buy of REED IIKOM
and you will save money. aprl7-8m.
Long This WatI
Full trimmed and tinned lasting
Gaiters, only tluo AT FLROAL'S.
Plsln Morocco Gaiters, onlf 1115 AT FI.EHAL'8.
rinlhonoerasa Gaiters, onlv 1.75AT FI.BOAL'R
Lasting but'a Gaiters, only 1.25 AT FLEGAL'B.
Morocco (falter., onlv 1.85 AT FI.EIIAI.'S
Nan's Halter., a 2 and up - AT r i.tvi i. n.
lieary Kip HooU, only 1.00 AT FLEGAL'B.
Light Kip HooU, only 1.50 AT FLEGAL'B.
French Calf Ituols, only t oo AT FLEGAL'B.
Fine Calf Boots, only 4.50 AT FLKGAL'S.
Ob Second street, just below the Clearfield County
National Bank. Tho only way to bo eonrlnced
that Flegal's shoes are cheap, Is to call and see for
yourself. GOODS SHOWN WITH P1.EAKURB
Juno fi, 1871.-tf.
A fact worth remembering Five cents worth of
Sn'Ws Clrf OcmiMon 'ojears, given ta a
hone twice a week, will save doubls that amount
In grain, and tho horse will be fatter, sleekor, and
orery way worth more money thaa though be did
aot hare them.
Married ladles, under all aircam.Uaces, will
And Ptmm't ryali'is Pilti safe I and, la small
doses, a mild cathartic Tbey aause aa griping
pains or cramp.
AltcnHofl, Lumbermen!
WE are now manufacturing our IMPROVED
STEEL - BUCKET DRIVING CANT
HOOKS, superior to any other In asa. Wa bare
also la stock a large quantity of Cantbooks suita
ble for reding parpoaee, which wa are Belling
Cheap for cash. AMOS A R. KKMS A41D.
Clearfield, Pa., March U, 1871. ' '
At Wllllarasport, oa Wednesday, July Bib,
1871, by Hot. Willia Kbrb, THOMAS II.
MURRAY, Ksq.,of Clearfield, to Miss JKNN1K
Hh'lUHAKD, of Wllliam.port,
We suppose that "Tom" will now bo abls short
ly to add soma new ideas aad axpericnoea to his
lecture on "Utile things."
On Julyith, 1871, at the residence of P. 8.
Washburn,- of Oioeole, by A. Ktnix, Kq., Mr.
JOHN WABUIIUHN to Miss JENN1B K.
HAINES, both of this county.
On July 4th, 1871, by Jaibs C. IIarrrtt, Em.,
Mr. WILLIAM W. DIXON to Miss EMILY K.
K ABE, both of Jefferson county, Pa.
On July 7th, 1871, by Iter. S. Croft, Mr. P. D.
8CHNAKRB to Miss 8. E. UKOS8, both of Cov
ington township, Clearfield county, Pa.
On June 18th, 1871, by L. B. Cauiwrm, Eq.,
Mr. C. M. (TN.KK to Miss MARY M. KIRK,
all of Clearfield count, Pa.
On July 4th, 1871, by Rv. A. Thobpsor, Mr.
WILLIAM HKMl'LK to Miss CATHARINE E
HKHS1I, both of lleooaria township.
On July 11th, 1871, by Bct. W. M. Bt'aca
rui.0, Mr. THOMAS A. WITHKROW. of Knox
township, to Miss HANNAH L. S1IOFF, or lleo
oaria township.
Clearfield Markets.
Corrected weekly by Rituard Mossop, Wholesale
and RoUil Doaler in Dry Uooils, (Jroceries, Pro
visions, Ac, Market street, Clrarflelil, Pa.
ICLRtaniLD, Pa., July It, 1971.
Apples. green, 00 1 00 lings, dressed ' 0
Dried, lb 12) Hides, green 7
Apple buUor.TPxal, 1 00 Ham 00(3) 16
Butter- 0ll(i$ li Shouliler....00( la
Beans U 00UO 1 25 Side... 00(4 11)
Buckwheat. 1 IS Lard lo(n) li
Buckwheat flour lb, t Mess pork,$ hbl.,.18 00
Boer, dried. ll Oats 75
Reef, rre.h 8(d) HI Onioni 180
Boards, M 11 00(3,14 00 Potatoes 00 0
Cora, shelled.- 1 00 Peaches, dried, lb.. 11
Corn, oar 00($ 00 Plaster, V bbl I 00
Corn meal, sack, 1 10 Rye 1 It
Chop, ft cwtl 10 1 40 Rag., $ lb 1
Cloverseed. 7 00 Halt, sack 110
Cheese. 10 Sliinglee,18 ln.H,ijS 00
Cherries, lb. 10(d) 15 Pliinglr.,28 Inl0(ij) 11 00
Chickens, drsd, lb, 15 Timothy seed 5 00
Egg 10 Tallow 11)
Flaxseed. 1 00 Wheat 1 75
Flour 0 00(3)10 50 Wool .. 05
Hay 80 00(0)35 OO Wood, 1ft cord...... I 55
LIST OF JURORg PRAWN FOR SEP
tcmber Term, A. 1. 1873, (4th Monday, 13d.)
obakd jurors.
J. W. Wrlght...Beecarla
Aaron 8hirey.....Goaben
J. B. M'kiernaa..Oulich
Wm. Bell.... Bell
Hugh Leech Bloom
i. Bwao, Br Jordan
Thos. Rallston BoggsiConrad Baker Knox
B. Cowder. Bradford
H. Clyde Lawrence
Wm. Bchwcm, Jr-Brady
Wm. Tate "
i. II. Hile.Lomber City
John Lee ...Burnside
Adam Hagy. Chest
I. Johnston Clearfield
J. II. Fleming. Cor'en.'le
R. Bbowalter Decatur
Wm. Moore... ..Ferguson
fleo. D. Hess Morris
M. C. M't'ully....0sei.ola
M. L. C. Evans... l'ike
Henry Pents Ui
W. Hcnderson.Wood'rd
TRATRBSB JURORS.
Thos. Mullen... .Beeoaria
H.A.Wright... "
John Erhard.... "
Henry B. M'Uhee....Bell
B. Lansberry...Bradford
II. Hart.felt,Br....Brady
Jas. L. Clark
A. J. King "
G. W. nail Graham
J. B. Jnrey '
A.J. Ula.gow....Uullcli
Conrad U inter....
J . M. Jordan...
8. Ilagrrty
Lewis Erhard..... '
Reuben Caldwell. '
Wm. Cathcart....
N. Beck Bumside
Adam Heck
M.M'Elwain.... "
John Parks.. ..Lawrence
Wm. Brown.... "
Mat. Head '
John Pale. "
Jaoob Irwin.... M
Joe. Johnston Chest
I.aee Rainey...... M
P. CouUreL... Covington
R. M'1'herson..Clearfield
Petor Kepiile. Morris
D. Bonner "
Jas. Harrier.... ..Osceola
B. 8. BroomCur'ens'e
J. Baoghman...,. Dooatur
John Bhoff. "
Wm. A. Moore -Pena
B. M Clarren "
A. Bnugbmaa.... "
J. B. Arree.-... "
M. Walker "
J. II. Ferguson. Ferguson
Levi Bloom Pike
John I Bloom
Jos. Bpenoer ,
John Owens.
J. B. Oarrison
Robt. O. tbaw..Uoahen
Wm. Kline.... Woodward
NOTICE. The Odd Fellows' Hall Aasoela
tion of New Washington will be incorporated
at the September Term, lail, by the Court of
Common 1 leas, u no good cause ne snown to ine
eontrary. From the Keeoro.
jelfi-lt A. C. TATE, Proth'y.
VftniTOR'S NOTICF- In the Orphans'
Court of Clearfleld county. Ia the nutter
of the estate of Elisabeth Bmeal, late of Bradford
luwnahin. deoeased. .
The undersigned auditor appointed by the
court to make distribution of the balanoo remain
ing in the hands of theexeoutnr of said estate, to
and among the parties legally entitled thereto, will
atteud to the duties of tho appointment, at the
office of J. H. McKnally, Esq., in Clearfield, Pa.,
on lllUKMiAl, July mm, lfl.i, at i oeiora p.
m., when and where parties laterested may atuuu
if tney see proper.
jeo-at tl KID uuillJUiv, Auuitor.
- A l'OITOH'14 NOTICE. In the Orphans'
V Court of Clearfield oounty. In the matter
of the estate of Ueorge Bmeal, SrM late of Brad
ford townnbtp, deceased.
The undersigned auditor appointed by the court
to make distribution of tho balance in the bends
of the executor of said e.Ute, to and among the
Cersona legally entitled thereto, gives notice that
a will meet the parlies interested, for the pur-
Kee of his appointment, at the oBiao or J. H.
rKnalrr, Esq., In Clearfield, Pa., on THURS
DAY, tha 18th Jady, 1x71, at 1 o'clock p. m.
JoJO St Cr HUB UORDON, Auditor.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT OK
LAWHRNCK SCHOOL FUND, Ibrlae year
ending June 1st, 1872 1
RRCRIPTI.
al. on hand last year. M
mi
I.S2.1 8
441 77
Amt. or duplicate, less eionoratlons.,..
From otnor sources
From State appropriation
Amt, unseated tax due from Co Tress.
IUt .1
1.S5S 61
f4,87J 40
RXPRJMTtREB.
Teanhera WJges
Fuel and oontiiigcnoiea..,
, tl.Mfl 00
Hill 75
reea of Colleotora and ircasurar...
114 00
1,1120 113
9.11 7
HO 00
Sit 20
For building
For repairs, Ao
For miscellaneous expenses
lfalanoe
4,179 40
Whole number of schools, 12 1 Ko. of male
teachers employed, 7 No. of female trainer., 6
average salary of teachers per month, $4I.!10
whole number of scholars attending schuol, 422
average altendanee, 202; average percentage of
attendance, to.
Attrsti MATTHfiW ur.AU,
L. C. Bloor, Secretary. l'rnsideut
Lawrence township, June 10, 1 ATI.
A IIMI NINTH ATOM'S) NTICB.-Notloe
is hereby airen that letters of sdtninlstration
on the estate of WILLIAM MJK All IK, late of
Hnaas town. hip. Clearfield eonnty. Pa., deceased.
having been duly granted to the undersigned, all
rinrrons indshled to said e.tale will plea.e make
uimediate payment, and those havieg claims or
demands will present them prnporly authenticated
lor settlement witnoul actay.
A. V. TA l it,
JelO-Ot Adminl.lrator.
A IMI
J ia hereby given that letters or administration
on the estate of K. B. WKTZKL, dec eared, late
of Hell town.hip, Clearflrld oounty, Penn'a.,
having been duly granlrd to the undersigned, all
peraona indebted to said estate will plraae make
immediate payment, and those having elaima or
demands will present them properly tuthtntlcatcd
rur settlement witnoat oeiay.
II. L. 11SNDKRS0X,
T, R. WKTZKL,,
JunaU-Ot.e Adiulnlstratora.
AIIMINIHTHATOH'H NTlrt Notice
Is hereby given that letters of administration
on Iho estate of JUAB RIUKR, deoeased, late
of Covington township, t'learOeld county, Pa.,
having been duly granted to the undersigned, all
persons Indebted to said estate will please make
payment, and those having olaims or demands
wiil prevent them properly authenticated lor
settlement without delay.
WM. K. WRIOLKV.
Juna li lt Administrator, l).B.N.,V.T.A
ADMIlHltsTHATOIl'M MlTll'K. Notice
it hereby liren that letters of administration
on tho estate or JANK SMITH, deeease,!, late
or Woodward township, Clearlield Lounly, 1'a.
ka.lua- been dulr (ranted to the undersigned.
all persons indebted to said estate will please make
payment, and those having claims or demands
will present mom property auinentiraien ior si
(lament. JOMEl'U J. LKWAI.T,
June 11, 172-01. Administrator,
AIl!IBTAToR'a NOTirU.Notlcc
fo bsrsby glren that letters of administration
oa tha estate of Horrrt II. Kairrt, dee d, lata
of Buraeide township, OlsarAsId 'eouuty, Pa.,
baring bsea dnly grafted lo the undersigned,
all persona Indebted to' said estate will pleass
srste Immediele payment, aad tboaa harlno
olaims er demands wtil present them proftorry
autbentloated for isltlemtiu without delay.
U. HILTKIIKANl),
Jute 11, 1171 Alt ' Administrator.
fpilg DEMOCRATIO
ALMANAC for IM
107 aad ! for sale at the Po.t OBIoe.
Price i eenu. Mailed to any address. u
H. F. BIGLER & CO.,
URALS RS II
II ARB W AltE,
Also, Manufacturers of
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
CLEARFIILD, PA.
LOT OF SADDLES, BRIDLES,
Heraest, Collars, ale., for sals by
H. F. BIGLER aV CO.
pALMER'S PATENT UNLOAD-
tng Hay Forks, for sala by
U. F. BIOIEB 4 CO.
QIL, P4INT, TUTTY, GLASS,
Nails, etc., for salt by
II. F. BIG LEU t CO.
JJAKNESS TRIMMINGS 4 SHOE
Findings, for sale by
H. F. BIGLER i CO.
Q.UNS, PISTOLS, SWORD CANES
For salt by
II. F. BIGLER & CO. .
gTOVES, OF ALL SORTS AND
Slats, far salt by
II. F. BIOLER ft CO.
RON I IRON! IKON! IRON!
For salt by
II. F. BIGLER ft CO.
J JOESE SHOES A HORSE SHOE
NAILS, for salt by
H. F. BIOLER ft CO
pULLEY BLOCKS, ALL SIZES
And best Manufacture, for talt by
II. F. BIGLER ft CO.
THIMBLE SKEINS AND PlfE
-a.
BOXES, for salt by
II . F. BIOLER A CO.
J70DDER CUTTERS for snlo by
Mcu30-70 H. F. BIGLER ft CO.
A NEW DEPARTURE
For the Benefit of Mankind !
DR. HOVER'S
PILE OINTMENT
Thli Important dtatcoTerj li one of the molt re
markable reautti of modern medical research, and
The most Wonderful & Speedy Remedy
ever known,
li nnv prtwntH In a aoi entitle oomblnatlon of
toothing aod Healing agon la. And baring tbor
oughljr tvitad it in nnmtrarlea. eaaea, with inoit
ati-Taotorj reialti, do nut bet I lata in offerinf it
to tbo public aa
Tho most cortain, rapid and effectual
REMEDY FOR PILES,
ao matter of hew loag steading.
trUL.8old by all Pmsrl.ts and Medicine Peal.
era who desire to alleviate the sufferings of their
fellow beings.
mice, 50 cents per box.
T. 1. DOVER, Sole Proprietor,
oclJ571 Clearfield, Pa.
WATCHES I WATCHES I
I hare a large slock of AMKRICAN
and BWIS8 WATCHES, of ths differ
aa. grades, in from two to eight ounce
cases. I offer these ror ssla LOW, and
gaarantea them to give entire satisfaction.
JEWELRY! JEWELRY I
A good assortment of Ladlss' aad Oenl's
Jewelry of tha latest styles I Always getting
something new I
I would ask Lumbermea and others who la.
tead parchaslng Walchsa to call and tea my
stack before going te tha cities, at I am vary
tar I eaa tell Watches as low as tbty eaa be
bought, besides the difference la distance In
tha event al tha goads proving defective.
All kinds of REPAIRING In my line promptly
attendtd to al Iht start on Second street, oppo.
sltt tbt Court IIouss. For your liberal support
a tht past I am very ihankful.
S. I. BNl'DKR,
April t, 1871.
rjX) THE FARMERS OF .
CLEARFIELD COUNTY:
Wo offer
WOOD'S NEW MON MOHER
at firteei to cheap that no farmer can affnrd to bo
w nno ui one, and warrant It to giro perfect Mil
lactiuu m an oaaeie
IIAGERSTO VN 1IAY RAKE, or,
STONER'8, of Lancaster.
M.I.IH HUFFMAN'S 1 II It II K 11. a one
horse troad, which Is the beat In tht country,
Will warrant it to thresh from one hundred to
three hundred bushels or grain per day.
FANNING MILLS, good and cheap.
CIDER MILLS Hickock and tht Buekcyt.
OIIA1N DRILLS. CORNPLANTERS.
110(1 POWERS, for churning.
ROtiERH' HARPOON FORK and SPROUT'
Orapplea and Pulleys, so cheap that Bant need
be wttnout them.
DUOUIF.S for sale always.
Jt4f Wt also ooottnne the butchering bu.lnoai
ana win nuy or ireus tor came ana sneep.
M. O. BROWN A BRO.
Clearfield, Pa., May 21.
A Notorious Fact I
rflllEkH ara nnra paopla trouhlad with Lung
1 iiieanci in ibii wmn man any otberplaea o
Ita ilia to tha 6 tat a. Una of tba araat oauMi o;
thUlMba on( an imparaHltl of t'nal, larfrly
miioa wnn taipnar. now, way not avoid al
thin, and prMarTi your liria. hr nina anl
llumiihrev'i I'clfbratrd Coal, rrea Irom all
impunlie. Ordari left at tha iluret of Riobard
Aluwop and Jamei 1). Urabam Soni will raoel
prompt atuntion.
ABRAHAM II VMrilREYt
Ctaarflald, KoTambar 10, 170 tf.
!IsAKIK COMTABR.E'S MMJ FOR
Jateatthiiamofc 11 ' ' -l '
J.
ins ZB0XTSXSES
TIN AND STOVE STORE I
G. S. FLEGAL,
PliilipsVw;, Centra County, Pa.
T
HR under.lgned resptctfully annoaness to
tk. ...kit. . 1 . L - i. . I. - J B HM.
fully-
eieoieu ana WSII asevrww nwi oi
STOVES, HEATERS, . RANGES,
HOLLOW WARE !
TIN, COPr-ER AND SHEET-IRON
WABE!
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE!
His stock of Cooking Stovss consist! of
TUB CELEBRATED IRONSIDES,
Which hare never failed to bring peace and
prosperity Into rammei wnert it is used,
Diamond Bute, Farmer, Ilsrald. Charm, Spsars'
California uoob store, opeart- Antl-Dust,
Oas Uurnlng Cooking Stores, Victor,
Reliaaoa and Union Kansas, ., '
Spears' Cooking Ranges, ,.
' Ac, ore
kTha Tin and Sheet Iron ware (Iran with
tha Stores is made or the beariest and beat
material, and warrantee; to girt ptrfect satti
faction.
His Stock of Parlor 5c Heating Stoves
li larger, betur and cheaper than ever before
timoiteu lu .ne puuuo uun.i.ung Ol
Spears' Revolving Light Illuminating Store,
Dpears Anu-iruai uaa-oummg rarinr more,
Spears' Orbicular .Uas-liurning Parlor -Store,
Spears' lies-Burning Parlor
Store, lioouet, Pearl, Oem, Ida,
Sun, Tropio, Nerada,
Ac, Ac
Vulcan, Elm and Victor Heaters, Spears' Re
. Toiriog bigni ueaiers.
He Is alto prepared to furnish a complete
atsortmtnt of
Tin, Copper, Sheet-Iron, Wooden and
Willow Ware, &o.,
Wholesale ar retail, manufactured neatly and
with tht sole tiew to service, mm tha best ma.
serial ia tht marktk
PLOWS A PLOW POINTS, COPPER, BRASS,
PORCELAIN, TIN-LINED, SPUN A
COMMON IRON KETTLES,
Of trsry description constantly on band.
ORDERS FOB 8POUTINO, ROOFING
And ether work belonging te bit business will
bt promptly tiled by experienced and skillful
worfcmsu.
I
BRASS, COITER, OLD METAL, RAGS
AMD CASH
- Takaa la tithnagt for good.
4 . ,
tMrIIt trpeelally invitee tht attention of
llercnanie wisnmg to purcna.o at wouiosaio. as
they wiil Bud it to their advantage to txamlnt
bis an. .
Look out for tha Big Sign oppotltt tht reel-
denct of Mrs. Dr. roster.
,. -I' :J .t'i ' . "
AJla, Ooopa WUbrasitbd as Brfbrsbrtbd.
: ' C. 8. FtEGAI.,
Phillpsburg, Juna 1, 1870. augd l
MOSHANNON LAND & LUMBER CO.,
OSCEOLA STEAM MILLS,
MARt'PACrcRRR
LUMBER, LATH, AND TICKETS.
II. II. M1ILLIN0F0RD, President,
OfJoe Forest Plaoe, No. li 8. 4th at,, Pbil'a.
JOHN LAWSII) General Sup't.
Osceola Mills, Clearfield oounty, Pa.
LAD ASD LIMBER C0MPAM
OFFER
IX DUCK 3IE3TTN
T0-
Purcliascrs of Choice Goods
AT THEIR
MAMMOTH STORE
a IN
OSCEOLA.
New Cnblnet !
MO?lIANny LAXD AND M'MDER COM
I'ANY ntTt-r fnr Rale Town Lutf In the br
uukIi of Oiovola, Clearfield county, Ta., and ako
loii lo suit purchasers outside the limits of said
borough. Oaoeola is situatrd on the MuMiannon
Creek, In the richest portion of the county of
rirarBcM, on the line of the Tyrone A Clearfield
Hailroad. where tha Moohannon ana ueaverion
I. ran eh roads.lntewct. It Is also In tho heart of
tha Moliannon eoal basin, and large bo die of
Ite nme, bemlook. oak, and other timber tur-
nmnl It. One of tha largest lumbir manufartur
Int; atf llhmpnti In the Htate Is looaird tn tha
l4iwn( while there ara nnny other luralxr and
ihintle mills around It The town li but te ren
years old, and contains population of one thoa
sand inhntilt&nts. r
Mlrrm further information apply at the office
of tlib above company.
1.4: ?fl Genera) fluporintondtmt.
'VTOTIC'I-V Uarlns; piirfhaxed the tntarest of
Xl J- A. lllattentierger, licq., in tno nnsiness
heretofore carried on under the Arm name of J. A.
Itlattanborgcr A Co., the sam will he oondiitid
hereafter under the name of Moihanoon Land and
Iitimber Companr (Htore.)
II. H. HIIILLliNUFOHl), JOHN LAW8HR,
ny26lf l'resident. General Hop't
Lime lor Sale I
TUB undersigned, residing near (he depot has
made complete arrangements with Lima
Pernors east ol the mountain, whereby he Is ena
tiled to krep constantly on hand a large quantity of
TURK IilJlE!
which he offers te farmers and builders at a trifle
abort mat. Those In need of the article would do
aril ta giro aas a call, or address mt by letter, bt
fi.rt negotiating their lime.
i OKO. C. PASSMORB.
Clearlield, Pa., June 9, 18(1.
i DAVY k HUNT'S
GREAT WESTERN BAZAAR,
i 13(111, llll, lU, lll Market HI.,
1 PIlltAIIKI.I'HIA.
Alwsys oa band a largs assortment of Carriages,
llarne.., ao.
Palling and Shining Top Buggies frnm lo
li. liermantowna (.hilling eeata) from .s to
IM).. Rocbaways llra'l.er trimmed) from tc0 to
tl.la. Drurtx.ni., No T"p llufcties, Jaggor and
Hasiness Wagons from M lo tl2i. Pinnle Har
ness from 8 to t'i pui l. Double llarnes. from
f.'ttoauf, Ulankets, vt nips, natters, rueuis,
Afghans, and tvtrything appertaining to the
L..I..M lt 1 ...ua l, Mntlll m.
Cheaper than the Cheapest." Oire us a call be
fit re purchasing elsewhere. Feb. 7-6m.
fpo IICIHKK IIWIIiHIU F. F. Coolrlel,
X et'Coutrlel'e (lore, C'nutriefe Mills, or at
Prroohvillt, will burn Ring Hone and Rone Spa
rta for $10, fnr one leg, or lit for two lega. Will
gaarantae a cure, or no pay.
fruflS and "iHfdlfiirjJ.
T
II U i A T IS I T MOVEI
THE LATEST MOVE I
HARTSWICK & IRWIN'S
DRUG STOKE,
To their new building on Second Street, nearly
opposite tbt store of Weaver A Belts,
CLEARFIELD, TA.,
Where tliry will continue to lupply tbolr old and
aa many new euatomeri ai tufty oumef with
PUHK DRUGS!
CHEMICALS!
PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS,
(Including all now remedies,)
Patont Medicines, Peinte and Oils, dlass and
rutty, ocnool noose, niauonery, rapor,
Ao.j also, a full line of Drug,
gists' Sundries, Hair
Tonios,
Cosmetics, Perfumeries, Toilet Articles, Brushes,
Toilet Bosps, I'ockot llnoRa, ac, all ol
the best quality.
FURE fYiyES AJXD LIQUORS,
for medical A sacramental purposes only,
Pure Whltt Lead, Colors of all kinds. Raw and
Boiled Linaeod Oil, Varol.nes, Turpen
tine, Coal Oil, Paint A Varnish
Brushes, Plavoring
Extracts,
Confectioneries, Bird Seed, Spies, ground and
nngrouna, 01 an ainusv
SMOKERS AND CIIEWERS
Will find our stock of Chewing
and Smokina Tobaooo. Imported and Do
mestic Cigsrs, Bout and Fine-out to be of tbt
very best brsnds tn lot market.
LAMPS AND CHIMNEYS,
All kinds of GLASS WARE,
GARDEN SEEDS,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
aad Musical Trimmings of every variety.
slaving a long txperleaot in tht business, and
an extensive and well selected stock or medicines,
wa arc enabled to 111 Physicians' prescriptions at
tha shortest notice and on tbt most reasonable
terms, day and night.
HARTSWICK A IRWIN.
Clearfield, Pa., May II, 1871-tf.
1 T. I.
"For thy Stomach's Sake and thine
othor Infirmities." St. Paul.
int. i;oYi:its
PURR
WEST BRANCH BITTERS.
A safe, part, pleasant and boalth -glv.Dg Tonio
itrletly TegfUbla, and manoraeturad from
the most pore and ehoie materials is not a spirit
drink nor substitute for whisky, but ft scientific
compound, for tba protection of the system and
the cure of disease, made from ehemioally pure
spirits, entirely free from fusil oil or other Irrita
ting properties, and will not disegree or o tTond the
most delicate stomach. A long private experi
ence has attested Its
Superii
iority over all Ordinary Remedies.
Ko Bitters at present offered to the public
contains so much medicinal virtue, and yet 10 safe
and pleasant to take. Ita uie is to cur disease,
and It will not areata an appetite fur spirituous
liquors, but will cure the effects of dissipation.
To Increase the Appetite,
To promote Digestion,
To oure Dyspepsia,
To cure Fever and Ague,
To euro Billlousnen,
To ear Constipation,
To oure Chronic Dlarrhma,
To cure II cart -burn,
To euro Flatulence,
To oure Acid Eructations,
To oure Nervous Debility,
To euro Hydoehondrla,
VPK IT.
VSB IT.
I SK IT.
t'SE IT.
USK IT.
VSK IT.
ISK IT.
VSB IT.
lTSB IT.
USK IT..
VRB IT.
VPS IT.
To oure Sal low n ess of Complexion, VSR IT.
To oure Fimplcs and Blotches, t'SE IT.
For General Prostration of tha
Physical powers, VPB IT,
and it will oure yon.
fluid everywhere, at 91.00 per bottle, Manu
factured exclusively by
A. I. SHAW,
JJruggLt,
CLEARFIKI.D, PA.,
Who offers liberal inducements to Iht trade.
OoU 17, 18(lf:tf.
Ififs Ml ' ''- OF TIMOTHY SKKI)
1UU and IHO bn.hels of CLUVlin HKKD
rur salt at tht Corner Store, by
Is. A. A W. P 1RVIJJ
Curweasvllle, Pa., Feb. 14, 1871.
lalvery Htnblo.
Til R undersigned begs leara to Inform the pub
lie that he la now fully prepared toarennimo
dute all in the way of furnishing llnraea, lluggics,
Saddles and llarnoss, on the ehorteet uotiea and
on reasonable terms. Re.idenceon Locust street,
octweeu JDirfl end roonn.
tlKtl. W. QKARI1ART.
HaarOolJ, Artl II, ISAT.
pAAC JOHNSON k SONS,
Maaufaelurers and Dealers in
Hoots and NIiocn!
r
Ladles', alli.ee' and Children's Ositers.
Men's, Boyt' and Women's Ilearr Boots, tod
llrogans, do., Ao; -Store
aod shop on Second street, asarly oppo
site II. P. lllsl.r A Co.'s hardware store,' '
P.b. I, 18l ly c' C'LKARPIKLP, PA.
..Jru flood, CrotrifS, f U.
J. r. WAVRR..
WEAVEIt & IIETTN
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
3
Are offering, at tbt old stand of 0. L. Road A Co.,
their stock of goods, consi.ting ef
DRY-dOODS, GROCERIES,
rfrioW' A BHOK8,
HATS A CAP", HAIlDiVAIlK,
QUEKNgWAItK,'
FLOUR, FEED, SALT, &c, ttc,
At tbt most reatonablt rates for CASH or In
exchange for
Square Timber, Boards, Shingles,
On COUNTRY PRODUCE.
fr-Advanc. ma.Iu to thost engoged in get
ting out tiuare limber on tht most advantageous
terms. January (, 1170,
R. B. ABROLD W. ROSS BARTSBORR.
"Cheaper than Ihc Cheapest!"
GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES
juit atcsiviD ar
Arnold & llnrtslioni,
(Oat door wist ef First National Bank,)
CURW ENXVII.LE, PA.
n AVISO Just returned from tht tast with a
eomplete assortment of Goods suitable ror
Spring and Bummer trade, wt art now ready
te furnish all kinds of Goods
"Cheaper than the Cheapest!"
And after thanking our customers for their
liberal patroaagt during tht past ytar, wt
would mott respectfully ask for a tontlnnaoet
of tht same.
Our Stock tonslstt of a eompltte asiortment
of Dry Goodi, Notions, Hardware, Qusenswaro,
Wlllowwari, Groctiies, Boots at Bhoes, Hals A
Caps, Clothing, Tobaccos, Ac. Also, Flour,
Bscoa, Salt, Fi.h, Grain, eto.
All of which will be sold on tht mott reason
able terms, and tha highest maikot price paid
for Oraln, Wool and all kinds of Lumbar and
Country Produos.
r-Flcata girt at a tall before purchasing
slstwhtra. Satisfaction guaranteed as te prlet
and quality. -x
ARNOLD A HARTSHORN,
Cornir of Mala and Thompaoa Streets,
aprlO CUUWENSVILLR, PA.
pBACE IN EUROPE!
RUT
GREAT EXCITEMENT
IN FRENCHVILLE 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 destruction of property Is
concerned. The Royal Jugglers no doubt pride
themselTea and rejoice over tha result, but bow
insignificant Is their work when oompared with
the humane and ehriitian efforts of
L. M. COUDRIET,
who hss undertnken to supply all the eit liens In
the lower end of the oounty with food and raiment
itt rxccrrtinK 1"w rates from his mammoth store in
Ml LSOMtumi, where be can always be found
ready to wait upon cullers and Hipp1 tnem with
Dry Goods of nil Kinds,
Suoh as Cloths. Pattnetts, Casslmcree, Muslins,
Delaines, Linen, Drillings, Calicoes,
Trimmings, Hibbons, Lace,
Ready-made Clothing, Hoots and Rhors. Hats and
Caps all of the best material and made to order
tiosa, docks, u lores, mmrns, taees, nioDons,c.
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS.
Coffee, Tea, Sugar, Rice, Molasses, Fish, Salt,
Pork, Linseed Oil, Fish Oil, Carbon Oil.
Hardware, Queen were, Tinware, Castings, Plows
and Plow Castings, Nails, hpikes, Corn Cultiva
tors, Cider Presses, and all kinds of Axes.
Perfumery, Paints, Varnixh, Glass, and a general
aspurtmont ot stationery,
GOOD FLOUR,
Of di (TV-rent brim tin, always on hand, and will be
sold at tbe lowost poitule ngurvs.
LIQCORS, such nt Rnuidy, Wine. Gin, Whisky,
laynos Meiitcines, litxuttvr s ana
llooflnnd's Hit tern.
5000 no ii n i,i of Wool wanted for which the
highest price will be paid. Cloverseed on hand
and for saie at tho lowest market price.
Also, Agmt for Strattonvitle and Curwonsvllle
Threshing Machines.
&ft.Call and see for yoursclvoj. Ton will Ind
everything usually kept tn a retail store.
L. M. COUDRIET.
Frenchrille P. 0., March 1, 1.471.
QURWKNSYILLE!
SPRING & SUMMER, 1872
FAUST & GOODWIN
Are now reeelvina. In idditinn to their fine stock.
on bend, a frr.h supply of NEW UOODS Irom
the East. A full line in
DltV ;i)l)l) AM) 1)11 1 s ;ooi)tj
Latest strlost .
DOLLY VARDSN8, TRI.MM1M13, LADIES'
I1AT3, NOTIONS, STATIONERY,
BOOTS AXD SHOES,
DRCT"., PAINTS, 011.8, Ac,
IIAR3V) ARE, JJJ EjJtiirVARK,
' WOOD AND 1) ILL.QJ)' WARE,
Groceries, Rtiron, S. O. Jlnms, Firh,
tilt, rc, (ft.'.
ftptcial attention 1ms been given to our scloo
tlon ol Ladles' Dross UuoJs and Trimmings.
Having pumiiasod at the rrrr lowcrt fash
prircs, we art prepared to offer Induecmenta to
cash buyers, and Wt Invite all lo rail and ca.o
lot befne nurairig elsewhere.
Our llirtvhs aro oAU-nded to onr customers for
their liberal patronage In tho past, and we hope
lo merit . eoptinuanco.
FAl'KT A GOODWIN.
Curwensvliie, April 21, lUTI-.tua.
"WfANTUlM HiO.ntH No. I M-iiicb Shaved
11
HIIINUI.EU.forwhivh IheblKbe.l in, -kit
price will be paioT. P. UAIXAUUKR,
Houtsdale, Fob, 28, 1871 It
SHAW UC
(Cor. of M.
t'Lr.Ai
This msgnifloent 11l
plcte In all its appointme
the Court House. A tree v
Irom the Depot on the arrlr.
each train. AIK8. If. O. .
April 10. 1AT3. ' rropnetrees.
ixr AsniNQTOK ;iousk, - - .
V . .. a, B'KW rTAfiHINtJTOJf, PA,
This new and well furnished house has beau
take by tha undersigned, lit fuels oonddent of
being able te render satisfaction to thost who may'
lavnr ntm wttn a oaii. : '
may , 1871. . u. w. iMt m, t rop r.
REVERE HOUSE,
B D It N B I 6 K.
PA.
Tht tubseribtr having built a aew Hotel, wltn
all modern lmprovtlnenls,, It prepared to reoelvo
guests. Ths tabic will be sunpliinl with the best
in themarkei; the bar with thatheaiessl liuora,
Uood stabling attached.
aprS-ly A. 11. 8CIIAEFFKR, PropV.
THE ALLEGHENY HOTEL.
MARKET Br., CLEARFIELD, Pa.
THIS large and tommodloua new hotel hat
been opened for tho aeoom modation of tha
public, where tht propriotor will be nlad to weal
his old friends, and receive a share a publje pair
ronage. By strict personal attention ta the 4e
tails of his business, he hopes to be aide to reader
satisfsction to bis patrons. The TAULB will
always bo bountifully supplied with the host that
oan be procured ia tho market, and the BAR.
will contain a full stock of Liy UOilS, 1IEUR, Aa
Uood stabling attached. .
CARPEll LEIPOLDT,
Clearfield, March J, lholl-ly Propriotor.
THE MANSION HOUSE,
- Comeror Second and Market Streets,
t'LKAIU Ii:i.I), PA.'
THIS old aad eommodlous Hotel has. dnrlng
tbt past year, been enlarged to double its
formsr eapacily for tbt entertainment of .Iran.
i irk. t. I . k.lLIUv t... k...
gers ana guv... wu,
ref.irni.bfld, and tht propriotor will spare as
1.U r .. .1 anmfnrtnble ahlla
pome M,
staying with him. '
pm-Tht "Mansion House" Omnibus runt to
..J frnm the Deoot on tht arrival and departure
of taeh train. - JOHN D0UU1IKKTY,
apro-70 tf nujNHw.
IEONARD HOUSE,
J Near the Railroad Depnt,
CLEARFIHLIt, Vt.hHA.
This house is larre, well furnished, and nearly.
new, and tht Proprietor feels confident of render
ins satisfaction to gnests. N. B. flood stabling
coonectod with the hotel.
ot-71 8. B. BOW, Proprietor.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
(Opposite R. R. Iepot,)
CLEAKFIKLU, rt A.
Tht undersigned, hiving become proprietor
of this house, is now ready to entertain strangers
and travelers, and tborefort solicits sojourners lo
gin him a call. His Table will be supplied with
tbe beat the market affords, and his liar will con
tain the choicest of wines and liquors. Extensive
stanling is attached. Charges moderate.
janlO'TS JAMES McLAl UIII.I3.
WESTERN HOTEL,
Opposite tht Court House,
CLEARFIELD, PENN'A.
Aceommodutloni nrit-elast and charges moderate.
ostt JOIIN.F. TOCNO, Proprietor.
Jj-OMTOUB HOUSE,
Opposite tbi Court House,
LOCK HAVEN, PE.NN'A. :
JeU'Tl JIAl'fEAL A KROM, Prop's.
B
IK)C kF.RIOI P IIOI rjE,
BELLEFOSTE, PA.,
D. JOHNSTON A SONS,
Proprietors.
oot'i'71
A
MEBICAX HOUSE,
Main Street,
BR00KVILLE, PENN'A.
SHANNON A Bt'RKETT,
Proprietors,
04 71
RAILKOAD HOUSK,
Mnin ftrcct,
PHIUIIit'Ra, l'EXN'A.
The undersigHi'd keeps constantly on hand tba
beft of Liquors. His table Is always supplied
with tha best the market affords, Tht traveling
publio will do well to gire him a call
hoy1&. KUUiatT LLOYD. .
SUSIiUEUANNA 1IOUSK,
CURWENSVILLB, 1
tlearrield eountr, renn a. .
This old aod well cstaMilhrd lintel, bcautifullr
situated on tht banks of tbe tfosquehsnua, in tht
borough of Curwrnsrilla, has been leased for a
term ol rears bj the undersigned. It has been
entirely refitted, and is now open to the pullio
generally and the traveling oummunity in par- ,
ticular. No pains will be spared to reiidfr gui-stl
comfortable while tarrying at this house. Ample '
Stabling room fur tbi accommodation of toaius.
Charges moderat. . . .
brpt. zs, m?u-ir. biti uuuuai.
goots .ma iliorj.
DANIEL CONNELLY,
Bool and Shoe Manufacturer,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
HAS Just received a Una lot of French CALF
BKINS. and is now prepared to ssannfee-
turo everything in his lint at tht lowest figures.
tit wilt warrant ma wora lo ot as rrprssenteo.
He respectfully solicits a call, at his shop oa
Market sueet, second dt or wott of the postofSee,
where hi will do all in his power te render satis
faction. Bout fict Uaitor tops on hand.
yVT T DANIEL COKSULLY.
XEW BOOT AVI) S1I0E SHOP.
ICDWARD MACK.
Cor. MARKET lie Stt., CLEAIinKLD, Ta.
rpilE nroprl.tor hattntered Into the BOOT
I tillOK business at the above stand, and '
isdetermincd not to bt outdont titber in qual
ity or price for bis work, Ppecial attention
will be paid to manufacturing Sewed work. Ha
has on band a large lot of trench Kip and
Calf b'kins. of the rerr best Quality. Tbt clti-
sens of Clearfield and rlrinity art respoetfuir,
Invited to girt btai a trial. He charge for calls.
novo,' a. ir
UsrrlUinfoiijat.
Clearfield Nursery.
ENCOUIUGK IIQMI2 INDUSTRY.
fpilB undersigned, having established a 'u,
X 7 on the 'Pike, about hslf way between
Vii'BtTUOiu iiiij vufwrntt iiitj , ip jrej'airvu iu iuc
nish all kinds of FHUIT THEK8, standard snd
promptly attended to
AilitrAAifi.
J. D. WRIGHT. ,
Cnrwentvilli, Pa
iepS0-6S-j
O. I. c,
errles, Quec4isern, (HsMwnre, Ihurr and
Notions, Confectioneries, Ac, cheap for oa!.
The iiibscrlbrr brgs fcava to Itifurm his old snU)
cw customers that lie has oprnrd
4 YAUILTy fiTOUB
IN CLr.N IliPK( PA.
And will sell gfKd at prim In suit (he times. A
lihrrul reduotloa Wi)l tie Biade ft 'ousiornrt-s b,y
lug at wbulcrale. ' "
Cull and examine my stork brforo purolissiiig
,'1fi whrre, A librrnl shuro of publio pntrousge ia
solicited.
C. J. KKAUY.
Glen Hope, Pa., June 1 1, STI.
IN HOUTpALKI
win,) aTrfrrvrat, rorniinrrj, urnpa id,
Gooseberries, Laa-ton nihckherryt Strasfberry,
and Rasberry Vines. Alto, Siberian Crab Trees,
Out in am and Mr! ntrlnt hhuberb. ii. Order a
P. GALLAlilKIt having Ji.i rrturtird from
Iho oast with an enlir new sad rosnptrte soort-mt-nt
of Merohandirr, suitable for Winter and
Spring tradr, which has bt-en tlectid with gtoat
care anil tmufht at tow rafrs, Is prepared to fur
nish the eititea lf llouUtlala and virinity wliti
piHils at a Verv li sth t advance on first ro$i fni
ash. Contltry rrnluce and Shingles taken stt
market prire. ' Tall and e.soinrniy stork hrlora
parrhasing ulfrwlu're.
P. OALI.AOJUilU
Uoutsilale, p.t Fftb.au, Wi fy , i