THE REPUBLICAN.
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f EDNEEDAY IfOUNINQ, AUGUST U, 1BTI.
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v, 4Ex.liItU HOTICE8. "
V Methodist Episcopal CharehReT. A. D.
i TTowr' PMtnfc Public Service every babbath
Atdai A, M., end Tl P. M. , , . ..
i i i a. m. ' ' ; ' '
Praver Meeting every Thursday, at Tl P. M.
j ' Cewunenion Service, Orlt Sabbath of every
t month, nt 101 A. M. '
S 81. Andrew'" Chnreb. F.pleeopelReT.
' Gsouaa Hall. Public Service Sunday morning
,: t Ue'elock, and at t P. M. Sunday School al
; I P. M. Prayer Matting Wednesday evening
at t o'clock.
Presbyterian ChurchBar. R. 8. Butiii
Preaching on tat Lord's day at 104 and 7)
'i e'eloek. 1 " p ' . "
5 Sunday Reboot at In. m.
j Prayar Meeting on Wednesday at ft p. nu '
5 Paitne'a Bible Clan on Setordar at Tl S. m.
' St. Vrancla Church Catholic Rot. T.
'J. McMaui. Mass at lot o'oluok A. M., an th.
aeeond and fourth Sundays of oach month.
Latheraa (.'Daren Rev. A. J. IUbtsock
I Preachlne? everv Sabbath, momma and atoning,
' flebbeth Sohool at a. as. Prayat Boating ovary
rWodnotday evening.
Notiob. The Roy. 3. J. Davis will
'preach la tha BaptUt Church, next Sabbath morn-
lag and eroning. All art invited to come,
tw. , 1 i "
"' George Buck, a deaf route, who bag
resided In Carroll townihip, Cambria county, for
many yoara, diad on tha 6th, aged TO tears.
Several persons escaped from tlie
'flraoniburg Jail on Monday night. ; They aro no
doubt on tho look out for friendl.
The Philadelphia Sunday Dawn has
aid that Huntingdon is tho molt immoral oountry
., Vowa In tho Stato, and concerning tbia MMrtion
.has "nothing to rolracU" '
Ta Nomink. Geo. A. Author
hunch. Esq, la tbo Demooratlo nominoe of Clin,
ton oounly for Delegate to the Constitutional
Convention.
'' Plkasurinq. Oaite a number of
war eltliani are rnralising at that eioallont homo
faaort, Bedford Springe. We hope thoy are en
joying themselves. Bedford seems to be unusual
ly crowded this season, aosording to the local
Journals.
' Tn Superintending y. On our first
page will be found statement from State Su
perintendent Wloksrsham, In relation to the sn
sierintendeney In our eounty, which fully explains
' Itself. As we are not a Tory particular friend of
i the system, we hare but little to say in referenoe
Jto the settlement of the question.
Too Mccn. Sarah Jane Paulbamus,
11 year old girl, threw herself into the titer at
y Williamsport one day last week, and was drowned.
! The evidence before the coroner's inquest la the
' shape of a long letter was to the eneol thai "Ed
idle" refused to marry her, and that his mind was
'wandering after a married woman, and Sarah
,' Jane knew It
'i Oats. We suppose the oats crop
l this season in this eounty, Is the hoariest erer
:s out The blank Korway seems to be especially
prolific Wo are Informed that our friend J . W.
, Corp, of Brady, has a Held, many of the heads
measuring from 14 to 39 inehee. If the kernels
. an as well set on such heads as usual, the yield
mult be enormous. Where Is the use In ralslnr
ati with heads six and eight Inches long, whet
ou ean do three times better? '
' Grkat on Chano. Thirty years
ago the small image situatea oe ine right Wok of
the Susquehanna, about three miles below Muney
dam, was called I'nlontown, and the Postomoe,
White Deer. About tea years ago It was changed
a Blifer, lately the name has been changed to
Cairo, while the railroad station on the Cattawlssa
road la celled Allcnwood, and that on the Phila
delphia and Erie road is named Dewart As this
Is the place of our birth, we feel some Interest In
M, and are annoyed by this constant change of
names. But it Is not our fault
Thi Coiimak Chilbin. This
tbametio Troupe or little performers will giro two
exhibitions In this plane en Monday and lues day,
lae 19th and 10th Inst Clara, Alloc and Louie
an t credit to the profession and an honor to
aSelr pereete. These versatile performers are
fed t, 11 and 18 years, and seem to hare ao
rivals on the stage. During the past year they
mrc performed before crowded houses In all the
mrge cities, for weeks al a time. It will be a rare
teat for old folks and youngsters to go and see
ben. See posters and circulars.
Cuvrck Aitairs. Those or our
alghbors who hare scampered off to Bedford,
. aae Hay, ete, don't enjoy all tbc treats any.
, . aw. Thosa who were absent from tha M. E.
i ad the Presbyterian churches ea last Sunday,
; laaed Intellectual feasts. Tbe pulpits in these
re ohurcbes were filled by foreigners. Iter. II,
, i. Dill, father of Rcr. W. H. Dill, filled the pul
' a in the former, In tbc morning, and Rev. Dr.
ashing, of Pittsburg, In the evening, while Rev.
r. Wilson, of Brooklyn, N. T., brother of Dr.
Uson, supplied Mr. Butler's congregation. Rev,
fl is here on a visit to his son, and Rev. Wilson
rtcpptng with his brother, while Pr. Pershing,
anderitand, Is on a business tour relating to
Pittsburg Female College.
Biuno Tuem Alono. We are fro-
vatl asked why such and such marriage or
ttk notice has not appeared in our paper, and
presume tbe experience of all other newspaper
pie is similar. In answer to the question we
r that It is not the duty of an editor of a paper
ran after people and ask them whether tbey
1 been morrled or not and to bore tbe rurriv-
! relatives of those who have died, but Is the
f ef friends, If they have aay, to furnish tbe
ftere with the information, wmon will be glad
received and duly published. We are mart!
al the stupidity nf person when we go to tbe
hie to ask for the'age of their dead relatives,
not one la ten can give It Friends, ssnd
year death and marriage notices.
Tearful Fatality. Diptheria re-
by plaokod Ave inembere from the family of
Kurta, ef West Perry township, Snyder
ty, within tea days. On the 10th nf July
ef Mr. Kurts's family were attacked by tbe
m a boy aged six years, another eighteen
s, and a girl four years. They lingered until
Thursday following, when they all died. The
boy expired at one o'clock la the morning.
I hours afterward the little girl arose from her
aad laid beside her dead brother. A brief ta
il elapsed, and she, too, was a corpse. At
clock the same morning the eldest brother's
eatlea took place. Tbe three were burled la
rave. Tbe Friday afternoon following all
wot ef the family were confined to had by the
disease, and oa Sunday of last week a daugh -aged
fourteen, aad en Monday one eged six-
I years, died. Oa Tuesday the sisters were
red together. The only surviving children
k ana aad a little girl, aad the recovery ef tbe
I Is very Improbable. Mr. and Mrs. KuiU
tee Oi with diptheria. Tea children have
Mea When from this family by death. ew
a AeoMael.
t of letters remaining unclaimed
PostoBee at Clearfield, for the week ending
11th, let!
lay, Elisabeth. Lewis, J. I,.
I. MnCracken, Robert.
I, William. MePberson, Mrs. Mary,
agh, Jamee II. Hiebards, George,
erth, William. Reid, John.
I, Mrs. Mary 0. Smith, Daniel,
eeeey, James S. Summers, Otbe W,
a, Joha. Senear, Ellen.
0, Mrs. Kate. Ufa, Mrs. Anne,
era, Martha () Yeoral, John A.
e, Mary A. Williams, John. '
Jane M. Weston, (1. F.
SjMiasMory. P. A. OAl'LIN, P. M.
Littli Bots Drowned. The Clin
ton icoMcrat says i A sorrowful occurrence took
place in Look Haven last Saturday morning
Mrs. Jonnle Hunt was vllltlui Mrs, Hiram My
ers on Water street, at the lower and of Ibo city,
sod look with her her Utile son Chauney, (named
after his grandfather, Lawyer Chauney Lyman.)
Tbe little fellow, aged between four and fire, went
out to play with Harry Myers, about a year his
senior. Shortly after they went out Mrs. H. miss
ed her Utile boy and weoteroee the wsy oa the
bank of the river to look for ths couple, but not
seeing any sign of their presence, Iho opinion pre
vailed that they had strayed off to the circus lent
and got lost In lis crowd. They were hunted for
around town that day and night, and Die hex!
morning their little bodies, does together, were
found In the river just aoross from Mrs, Myers'
house. It is thought they were on a log and fell
off Into the water too deep for them to get out
Communicated.
Duo. Near Ansonvllle, Clearfield eounty,
Robert Liddell, in the fifty-seventh year of bis
age. Coming to America more than twenty-nine
years ago, ha settled in Clearfield county, and
continued to reside oa the same' farm until his
death. A nan of more than ordinary mind, and
possessing a diligent and contemplative disposl
tion, his intellect gained for him the respeot of all
who knew him. It was a weU merited respect.
He was not only aa Intelligent, but else a good
mas. He was honest He was a firm friend a
good neighbor and eltlsen and a christian,
Remarkable for his Irmness and decision of char-
actor, he was yet kind and affectionate. For
nearly twenty years Mr. Llddls has heea a Ruling
Elder In the Fruit UiU Presbyterian Church.
His trust waa la Jesus. Tbe religion he professed
Intnenoed him in all the walks and relations of
his life. The community In which he lived mourn
his loss, and hear a merited testimony to his
worth of character. The Savior la whom he
trusted during life, was the foundation nf tbe
Heavenly hopes that supported him In death, In
an eminent degree, his end was peace.
. Coinmuoloatod.
To I CLianriiLD Cocxtt Shuts; Scaoot As
sociation. This association has undertaken to
collect complete statistics of all tha Sabbath
Schools within the limits of tbe eounty for the
current year. A map U to be oonelnreted ea the
oational uniform plan showing the location, de
nomination, Ac, of every school. Arrangements
are also made to furnish any kind of assiilaoce
that may be required by feeble sobools. New
schools will be organised wherever necessary,
Each school will be provided with blanks prepar
ed by the State Sabbath School Association. It
is earnestly desired that Superintendents will care
fully 111 out these blanks and promptly forward
them to George W. Rheem, Esq., the County
Sabbath School Secretary, at Clearfield.
Rev. R. Crittenden, of Bellefonte, and Mr. 1. A
Mcnaul, of Lafayette College, bare already entered
npoa this work, whloh is undertaken In the name
of Him whoee "name is above every name.
The ofioers of tbe Association cordially com
mend these brethren to all ebristlaa people in the
county, whose oo-operetion will greatly further
the objects of their mission.
Communicated. , .
' ' Ccawxnvau, Aug. 11th, 1871.
Mr. Enivoa. I notion by your but paper that
the Clinton Dnucrtt, has beea making' a blow
about "the largest raft yet," aad credits It to
Farwell A Orugans, and It Is said to be Hi feet
long and 181 feet wide. This raft most have been
kind of gum-elastic concern, or It oould not
have gone through the eohute at Leek llavea,
Let the editor of the Dmtnt measure the sob ate
in sight of his office, and he will see where tbe
"largest" wlU Stick. None of your jokes en eld
reftmen, down there. Either make your reft nar
rower, or your achates wider I A . Rastma,
Hpectatt.
PirrtSDSO Fsaaia Collbob. We cannot too
highly recommend the Institute. Those of oar
friends and neighbors who are determined to send
their children abroad to educate them caa do no
bettor than head them ever to Dr. Pershing. Th
Vmiltt Vosoyfertaa of the 1st seys ! We have be
fore us the catalogue of the officers and pupils of
this College. It has as Its frontispiece an sngrav
Ing of the elegant buildings, snggestlvs of oommo-
diousnees, comfort and the amplest facilities for
ths accommodation and training of a large number
of pupils. And then we know the reality to be
all that Is represented, that the interior is arrang
ed and fitted Bp la a style corresponding with all
that Is expressed In tbe beautiful exterior.
Its course of study embrace all tbe branches of
solid and ornamental education. It has eight
dlstinot departments, and a teacher for each onef
and special teachers for all the ornamental braaeh
ea mcsie (vocal and Instrnmsntal), drawing aad
painting, wax aad shell work, needle work, Ac,
employing altogether twenty.tbree teachers.
At tbc head of the Faculty is our friend and
brother, Dr. I. O. Pershing, the very perionifloa
tion of earnestness and energy. The remarkable
snoeeas of the College attests his lingular fitness
for the work to which he Is called here. Under
his careful but gonial rule the discipline of the
College moves almost without a Jar, and ' the
moral tone is kept up without any serious difll
eulty. The terms, we believe, are as low as la any aim
liar College of equal advantages, while the educa
tion Is as thorough and the entire culture as per.
feet The only Improvement we ean think of is
in what it might be as a United Presbyterian In
stead of a Methodist College. But If we cannot
claim it, we must give It credit for its exeellence
and high claims. Address Dr. I. C. rsrshicg,
Pittsburg, Pa.
Tea Pkj-Nio. The pie-nie of St Benaventure's
Church, Grampian Hills, advertised to come off
en the Win of Ibis month. Is postponed an til some
future date, due notice of which will be given.
T. J. McMaboi, Pastor.
All tbe year round, Sheridan's Cavalry Condi,
tion Powdsre should be given to horses that are
"kept up." To horsec and cattle that grase in
summer they should only be given la winter and
spring. V
Officers and soldiers who served la the amy,
physicians, surgeons and eminent men and women
everywhere, join In recommending Johnson's An
odyne Liniment to be the best Internal and alter
nal family medicine ever invented. That's our
experience.
Hue XWva rva DlbM- aa. X.. XX CnmArtt4.
offers four valuable farms for sale or rent. Per
sons desiring to buy or rent a farm should read
his advertisement, to be found la to-day's paper,
Valcasi.i Fans roa Salb. Consult enr aew
advertisements and I earn from whom caa be pur.
ehaead one ef tbe finest Farms in Clearfield county,
The Farm 'contains lot acres, with 100 acres
cleared. The buildings are all nearly aew, and
built with a view to convenience aad durability,
For any person or persons wishing to make a
good Investment this is a rare opportunity.
To Horirxr.arras All kinds of Fruit Cans,
manufactured of the best tin and with all ths
modern Improvements, as well as putty and
ment, for sale in large quantities by
aug7tf II. F. Bimxa A Co.
School for girls la Curwensville. Fall term
will open September Ind, 1872.
aug7-lt Bills Wblci
Fob Bali.A. I. Hhaw offers for sale a first class
h"HT, and aa excellent road wagon. Persons In
wnnt of such articles will consult their Interests
by calling oa him. Jylltf.
H. S. Biglcr A Co. have heea making extensive
additions to their stoek of Hardware the last few
days. Everything aew la Shelf Hardware, Sad
dlsrs Hardware, Farmers' Hardware, Builders'
Hardware, and Hardware ef all kinds, ean be seen
at thsly alorc. May 11.
Fivs Town Lots roa Sals at Low Furnas.
The anderelga4 baa got arc town lots to sell,
cheap and on reasonable tanas.
1. O. Scaavvsa.
Clearfield, Pa., July It, IStl-lt
Novics. Havinr closed cut my business In
this place, I hereby giro aotice to all customers
Indebted to aae, to Bonis forward at once and settle
their respective eeooaats. My sea Charles is aa
thorleed to settle, collect aad receipt for money p
myabeenoe. Isaac L. RxiiscTBtx,
ClearSeld, July 11 tv .
RECAPITULATION,
Croquet Set. ' 1 " '
Bird Csges.
Wire flanlen Trellises.
Hanging Baskets. '
Wire Work. ' ' N
Wood and Willow Ware.
Household Ooods, " 1 . !
All kinds of Hardware. '
Japanned Wars. ' ' "" ' """"i c.
Mulatto's Patent Refrigerator. ' ''
Water Coolers. . .. ,,..,
"Paints, Oils, Varnlsbei. ...... i c
Catolned riaelar, ,
Coo's Phosphate, -1. .' , . i , .. t .,-.,.
Wagon auii Carriage Makers' supplies, f
Single aud Double Shovel Plows. " ' ,
Cultivaturs, Iron aud Wood.
Cultivator Tooth aud tibovel Plow Hlioreli.
Fishing Tackle, .. ., . : .. ., ..
All of the above for sale al the mammoth Hard
ware Store of II. F. Blglar A Co.) Second street
Clearfield, Pa. 3t,
Look Tils Wart " ' ." "
Full trimmed aud lipped lasting .
It.lten. onlv H.IIV AT FT.KOAL'S.
Plain Morocco Halters, only f 1 .16 AT KI.HIIA 1,'rl.
Cloth eongresa Halters, only l.Ts AT F 1.1(1 A LU
Lasting but'n (letters, only I.xo AT r L.KU AL M.
Morueoe nailers, uoly J.n A I fi.euau n.
Men's Saltere, All and up . AT FLRtlAL'H.
Heavy Kip Boots, only 13.00 . AT FLROAL'R.
Light Kip Boots, only AT Fl. K( 1 AL'S.
French Calf Boots, onlv' MO AT FI.KiMI.'B,
Fins Calf Bouts, only 4.60 AT FLKtlAL'S.
On Second street, Just below the Clearfield County
National Bank. . Tha only way to be convinced
that Flegal's shoes aro cheap, Ic to call and soe for
yourself. GOODS SHOWN WITH PLEASURE,
June i, Wl.-tf. ' ' ' '
Bird Cages a Urge assortment at H. 1. Big.
ler Co-'s, -;:- ri f j v t 1 1
Coe's Fborphate for sale by II. F. Jllgler Co.
Wire Garden Trolllici, of different iliei, Hang
ing Baskets and Wire Work.'etll.F. Blglor Co.'i,
Notki to Wow ip CiBiuaQs Mitnt-We
have just received i general assortment of Wagon
and Carriage Wood,, alio a full line of Spilngs
and Axles, whloh we offur cheap for cash. ... :i
r: .. m r ,i.:v .1.'F. Biclkb A Cos
Nonra vo vna Diamrtas or Isaac Walio
After April Uth we will have tho largest asenrt-
moat ot nshmg taosie ever Drought west or ine
Allerhontea, eonstsling of Hods, Ueikete, rlies,
Hooks, Lines, Bail Boxes, Ac, Ac All disciplee
of leeac Walton arc Invited to eall and examine
our stock. II. F. Biaixn A Co,
Much 17, 1871.tr . :
A full line of Household Goods, Japanned Ware,
Ac, for sale by 11. F. Blgler A Co.
Boaorth's Pittent Refrigerator the greatest hot
weather eomforter erer invented. Call and exam
ine them.' H. F, Bioma A Co.
Paints, Oils and Varnlihci for sale by II. F,
Blgler A Co.
Ii
FncsB flnonxn Plasvxii. Ileeclred at Corner
Store by car load and for sale by
o. A. c vr. v. inwm,
Curwouavllle, March U, 1871. .
" Wood and Willow Ware of all descriptions for
sals by H. F. Blgler A Co. ' : ',
Calcined Plaster forssle by II. F. Blgler A Co,
. ' . . e ii.. ' ' . ,
Croquet Sets at 11. F. Blgler A Co.'s.. t
, Norica re ALb Panaoss Owxixa iroasu.-Yon
are lavlled to call at' U. F. Blgler A Co.'s, em
examine the Oum-Lioed Scotch Case Horse Col
lar, warranted to heal all sore shoulders and galls,
Also, the new patent Zinc Collar Pads. - 1
F ly Nets and Scrim Horse Covers a large as
sortmeut for sale by
jj3 II. F, BioLxa A Co,
Slati Paihts. Persons wanting paints of any
color wlU And them prepared for use at '
Jeia-tt , 11. F. Bioi.rs t Co.'s,
, Water Coolers at H. F. Blgler A Co.'s.
Fruit Cans made from the best Charcoal Tin
and soldered oa the out side Also Csment and
Fatty at Sacxbtt A Scaarvxa'a.
'utty at
)yl-et.
SMarrlfd. .
- On Aoruet Sib, ml, by Rev. W. M. Dunce:
nxt.n, Mr. JAMES R. PATTK1IH0N to Miss
MAItY J. McGARVEV, both of Jordan township.
On August 1st, 171, by Jakes C. Babbbtt,
Eaq., Mr. IHAAC RINKIt, of Dauphin eounty, to
Miss LUVKIA HAtl.MIUK, of tlearDeld eouatv
On August Mb, 1871, by J. C. Babrktt, Eo..
Mr. H. f. FKAMPTO.V to Mies ELIZABETH
SHARP, both of Jefferson oounty.
On Ratordav. Annul Id. 1871.. MILTON Mo
nru iis, agea ox years.
On July 18th, 1S71, VENRA E little dauihter
of N. L. and Maooia Uoovxn, aged 7 months and
"ays. . ,,,,,
On Jnly 30th, 1871. of cholera Infantum, MAR
QAHKT IKKNU, daughter of o. B. end Kllb
B. Row, of Cloarfield, aged 1 year, T months and
lu nays.
On Saturday, August 10th, 1871, EMMA IS
ABEL, youngest daughter of Josara and l'fforo
Lisaav, ot Jay township, Blk eounty, formerly
Tioga county, Fa., aged 1 year, I montha and
aays.
Clearfield Markets,
Corrected weekly by Ricbabb Mossor, Wholesale
and Retail Dealer le Dry Goods, Groeeriee, Pro
visions, Ac, Market street, L'learntlil, i'a.
Clxabsislp, Pa., Aug, 13, 1871.
Apples, green, 00 1 Oll'llogs, dressed......
Dried, VI lb Ill Hides, green-
Apple butter, V gal, 1 SO llame 00(g)
Boiler.. IHl 30 tihouldors..,.. 011(0
Beans $0 00 (a; I 15 Sides. OO(ii)
Buckwheat lie Lard .. 16(a) 1
Buckwheat lour lb, 6 Mess pork, f) bbl... 18
Beef, dried.. 11 Oats 74
Beer, fresh 8(a) 10 Onion 1
Boards, M 11 OOfallt 00 Potatoes tOIri
Cora, shelled 1 00 Peaches, dried, lb.. 1
Corn, ear 00(a) 00 Planter, al bbl I
Corn meal, Waek, 1 HI Ry 1 I
Chop, cwtl 103 1 40 Rags, St
Clorerseed. 7 00 Halt, V sack 1 10
Cheese. 10 Shingiee,18in.4(S)
Cherries, lb. 10(a) IS Hhingles,10iiil0(a)IS
Chickens, drsd, lb, 1 Timothy seed t
Eggs 16Tsllow Hi
Flaxseed. 1 (HI Wheat 1 76
Flour. .......0 00(a)l0 00, Wool ........
Hav 00 00 (ail 8 00, Wood, e) eord ...... I
l'ciiiiHylvanlalluilrouil
TYRONE ft CLEARFIELD BRANCH
rV and after Monday, NOV. JOth, 1871, the
V 7 Passenger Trains will run daily (except Hun,
days) between Tyrone and Clearfield, aa follows
CLKARFIKLD MAIL.
LIAVE SOUTH.
LBAVIi NORTH
Clearfield....
Pbilipsbnrg..
Osceola
Tyrone
.1.14. r.B
.4.14, "
.4.40,
..oo,
Tyrone 1.15, a
Osceola 10 84, "
Phllipshurg...l0.S4,
Clearfield ....,11.84,"
CLKARFIKLD KXPHKKH.
LEAVE SOIIU.
LEAVE NORTH
Clearfield M) 1. M,
Pbtlltuburg... 6. It "
naeeola t s
Inurseetloc. I ll "
Tyrone.- i ll "
Tyrone ,...7.00 r.
Tnteroelion...7.18
Oeceole S.2S
I'hilipaliurg ...8.40
Clearfield, ar...0.40
FA KB FIIOM CJjEAHKIELI), 'i'O
Bellefonte, Pa ...J S5Mld.lletown $i 00
Look Haven i 70 Marietta. t Ml
WilUamsiiort I e0 l.snrsster t He
Huntingdon I '".PIULADKLrillA 7 6
twlstiwa- S 90 Altoona M.. 1 S6
Marysvllle. 4 M Jnbastown ISO
UAIiniHUUIKI... 4 Uli'lTTrlBDHU A it
Close connections made by all trains at Tyrone
and Look ilaven.
0EOROE 0. WILKIN'S,
mylT-tf. , Superintendent.
VALUABLE riiOrEItTY, (near
ClearSrld), FOR RALK.-Tbe following
deerlled Hmiae aud Lot cf Daniel J. Helchert,
is hereby effered at private sale. Situate on tho
north side of Main street, West Cleerfleld, front,
ing 604 feet ea eeid tract, tbenee extending bach
ISO feet, with a good two-story dwelling, 80 feet
front by lit feet deep, nnd kitchen 10x10 feet at
tached. Tbe buildings are new and well Inisbed
and t be properly is a very deelrable one. For
terms Inquire of
T. H. MURRAY-,
augf-St ' Attorney for I. 1. Ueiobert.
TOR MI.K-CHEAP,
Oae two-eealed
X I'ARRIAU. Inquire of
P. U. MVLJiNO, Clearteld.
garHwarf, Unwary tit.
I, F.,BIGljER & CO.,
' : I ' SSALBBS II ' , J ..
II AIll W ABE,
Also, Manufacturers of
in and Sheet Iron Ware.
CLKARF1ILD, PA.
LOT OP SADDLES, BRIDLES,
Harness, Collars, etc., fur sale by . ,
II, F. BIGLER i CO.
T)ALMEU'S TATJ5NT UNLOAD
Ing Hay Forks, for sale by
II. F. BIO LEU ft CO.
QIL, 'PAIXT,' tfUTTY, CLASH,
Kails, ate., for sale by
' H.'F: B1GLER I CO,
TTAKNESS TRIMMINGS &SI10E
1 "'I - ' . . ! 1 (.' 4 fc
K . . Findings, ror sale py ,
II. F. BIGLER ft CO.
p UNS,PI8TOLS, SWOltD CANES
-f'foraalcby-Y- . A
"ir! r. BiGLfiR ft
CO.
gTOVES, OP ALL SORTS AND
Sixes, for sale by
II. F. BIOIEIl ft CO.
TRON I ' IRON ! IRON I IRON!
For sals by
II. F. BIOLER ft Cb.
TIOUSE SHOES A HORSE SHOE
XL
KAILS, for sale by ,ivv'.'l
II. F. BIO LEE ft CO
pULLEY BLOCKS, ALL SIZES
And best Manufacture, for sale by
H. F. BIOLER ft CO.
T
III MB LB SKELSS'AND TiPE
BOXES, for by
H. F. BIGLER & CO.
RODDER CUTTERS for salo by
mcb30-70 , IL F. BIGLER k CO.
durational.
JiEW UASIIIGTOX ACe4EMY,
v Clearfield ' CountyjPa.
nrUIK Bt'MMKR TKHM of tl.Ii Inntltnt.oii
X will opn on tb tnl Mundtvj of Mj ntit,
nrm. flrt aionthi..
Tb court of ttutljr will embraot ft rigid tod
thorough tat in ery branch roqaiilu to a pno
tfoal and aotjompliihed xlueatlnt).
Voaal and instrumental moitt) will Meujty aa
iniporlnt plaw ia tha count ol Itudr.
Pupili will t admitted nt any tiwa during the
MMion, and ohar)(d froia t1to of vntcriiig to tha
oIom of tht term. No deduction will be mad
for abaenoa, axecpt la aaaei of protracted i!loa.
Btudenti dettring room I for "clubbing" ean ba
aoeemnodated at noderata ratea.
Uood boarding ean ba procured at thrta dol
lar par week at public ana prtrmta ftomci.
ror paruouiari anurem
tlKOHOK W. INVIP, IMoeina..
March 9, '71 tf Nan Wmbingtun, l'a.
MISS H. S. SWAN'S
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
CLEARFTELD, PA. '
Tllf FALL TERM of foarUen waaki, will
u I - - l...e-k.-. 4,1 I b 7 S)
vyomwiuf niwuis7i nr.Teirejs-
TERMS OF TUITION.
Resiling, flrthorarby.vVrltin,ObjeetLcs
sons, frimarv Arlinmetic una rrimarv
Ueoeranbv 17 00
History, Loral and deaeriiitlve l)eoxr.by
with Man Llrawlnl. urammar. aecoiai
and Wrirten Arithmetic I SO
Alaebra and tbe Sciences m....m... Is SS
Insirueilon In instrumental music 10 10
Oil pelutlnf, 14 lessons. 11 10
Wax work M
For full partieolaro seed for Circular.
Clearteld, Sept. T, l?0-lyd.
CLEARFIELD ACADEMY
A Male aud Female Classical lllgb School
Each Department ftrnarate, Dlitlnct aad
Complete in itseu , ;
TI1H aeholMtle year of thia Iuititation li dlrl
ded into two stenpiona of Brt nonthi (twenty
one wottm) each. Tboflrat aw tion wmntancM on
the ftrt Monday (a Bopteuibarj tba aeoond, oa the
irrt Monilay la rebruary.
Thaeoarae nf i nut me tion ambraeea arery thlni
neoeatary to a thorough, practical and aoootnpliib
ed edacalion of both aoxea. - , .
Puttiliwill ba admitted at any time and charged
from date or entrance te tha aloee ol tno aatfiuae
No deduction will be made for atnence, cxccji
in eaara ef ax frame and DmUnctcd lllncaa. - -
Studenta from a diatanoe one be aocvtuinwaekd
with board at low ratal.
for particulnra, md for elnrnlam, or addren
. Jtar. P. L. flARHLSON, A. M., -July
Stt, laH-tf. Prinelpat.
(1ELLINU OW AT COSTI
FOR 0A8HI If..
Tbe largest stock ef
F V 11 X I 1 II 11
rer offorod la CLKARFIKLDI
At Ibo PTKAM CAPINET HHOp.-flrner Market
. and Filth Street., ClsEAKa IKLD, -f A.
Tha nnderflKned would annonne to the pnhHi
that he ha on band and i- now filTering eheup for
oaib, tha .erjreit t'.wk of Furniture erer in it ore
in Utia oouuty, eoniiting or
UphotHtered Parlor fiutti,
Chamber PctU, Kxtenlon Tablca.
, . Bocrttaiiei, Buuk Caief, '
llediteada,
- Pprlng BeU and MattroaaFe,
Louaioa and Bench,
l'laln k Marble Top Table! k Bureau!. '
- - - WMht.t4uide - v . .
. . ' Cana Seat and Common Chain.
Rocking Chain, ' ' w ' x Looking Olaitts,
Window fibadoa, rictnre Frame,
Cordi and Taaieli, Ao.
lie alio mannfadturea and lieapi aa hand Pat
ent Bprlnff Bert is the bept ever in rented, ho
fatally pa cold be withoat them ' Anj kind nf
goodi not ea band ean be bad oa abort notice.
Upholattriog and repairing neatljr a touted.
COFFINS, of all lsci, oan be had on a half
hoara notice, and at the lowait price, ' A deduc
tion of 20 per cent, made for aaph.
M RTA f.UC CARPS, or Kotewond, Walnut and
Cherry Coffloi, with glaia ar wood topi, farniibtd
oa fire hoari' notice. ...
Peraonal attendance with here. on funeral
oeoatlon, and oarriagca furnlihcd when dciired-
Thanking the paMio for paet favor, and hy
itricl peraonal attention to butinep, I bope to
reccir a onniinuance 01 mo
Kemetnber the place the Bteam Cabinet Shop,
anrner of Market and Fifth Street.
March 19Tl ly. DANIKL BKNNKR.
i. u narrawTain. a. an una.
REIZENSTEIN Sl BERLINER,
(flocoenpor to D. Oam A Co.,)
wholeaale dealvrt la
GEMS' FIRMSIUVG GOODS,
1.1, Llspenard street, between Church street and
WmI Broadway, New York city. (JyM'Ti
LIXER OF GOLDEN SEAL.
Paid to be the best Womeob, Liver. Bladder
aod Money mcaietne ever ateoeveres. canoe
had of Dr. Boyer, Clearfleld, who offers unusual
Indueemeots to the trade. Purely vegetable and
sellable. . Call soon and seeure a supply, ike stock
TBS X&0HSXDZS
IN AND STOVE STORE!
G. S. FLEGAi;
riUllpatuiy, Ceatro County, I.
rpiIE undersigned respectfully aanoances te
.A. tie public that ne nas en nana a care,
fully-seleoted and well nssorted stock ef
STOVES, . HEATERS, GANGES,
. HOLLOW WARE I . ,
TIN, COPrEla AND SHEET-IRON
'.,... . . , WAREt. , ;;.
I... II If , .
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE!
Oil stock of Cooiln Stoves consists of
1 HE CELEBRATED IRONSIDES,'
fThlcb beve never felled to briny; peace and
rosneriiy into lamiuoa wuore ii is ussu,
Diamond State, Farmer, Herald, Cbarm, Spears'
California uoob move, b peers- Anti-unst,
ass-Parning Cooking Stoves, Victor,
.- Reliance and t'nien Itanxes,v
, . . Bpsavs' Cooking Ranees,
- ' i ; . . As., et'c. . .i
BHBTbe Tin and Eheet Iron ware riven wltb
tba Hleves Is made of tbe keavlest and best
material, and warranted to give perfect satis
faction. .,,-.,. .
HIb Stock 6f Parlor & Heating Stoves
Is larger, better and cbeaper than ever before
exhibited to ine puoiic consisting of
FpeeVs' Revolving Light Illuminating Steve,
-rpeare Ami-isae! wae-uurniDg rarior ctovo,
Snears Orblenlar Oa-Horning Parlor
Stove, Spears' (las Dnrr.lng Parlor "
DVUW, UMUn, ..II,U.U1, IUI)
'. :. Sua, Tropic, Nevada,
is.
Valcaa, Sim and Victor Heaters, Spears' Re
- . i volvtng bigni nsatera.
He is else prepared to furnish a complete
assortment ef ,. J
Tin, Copper, Sheet-Iron, Wooden and
Willow Ware, &c, '
Wkelesala or retail, manufactured neatly and
with the sole view lo servlcs, from the best ma
terial ia tbe market. , . , , .
PLOWS A PLOW POINTS, COPPER, BRASS,
PORCBLAIH, TIN-LINED, SPt'N A
COMMON IRON KETTLES,
it t
Of tvery description constantly oa band.
ORDERS FOR SrOUTINO, ROOFINO
Aad etber work belonging te bis business will
be promptly Died by cxperieaeed aad skilKnl
workmen.
BRASS, COPrER. OLD METAL, RAGS
AND CASU
1 ' Takena exchange for goods.
arBe esneelally Invites the ettenlloa nf
Merchants wishing te vurenuee atwaoiesaia. as
tksywilllnd it to their advantage to examine
bis stoek bsfore purchasing elsswhere.'
Look cut tor the Big Sign opposite the resi
dence ot Mrs. vr. foster.
Ait tjeoos Wabsibtxb is Bbpibsbbvsd.
C. 8.
FLEOAL.
angO.SS
Phillpsburg, June I, 1870.
s
ACKETT & SCUKYVEIl,
SHELF HARDWARE,
and manufacturer of
Tln,Copper& Sheet Iron Ware,
Second Street,
CLEARFIELD, PA. ,
i
ferpenters and Builders will do welt to Clam
our stoek of .
BUILDISG HAREWAUE St TOOLS.
DISTON'S 'BAW8 Dlston's Cross-cut, Hand,
It f. Tenant and Ueul's Saws.
BOtNTOiJ'S LIGUTXINQ SAWS.
Ptraoth Plane,
J. ii Plenea, :
For Plane,
JuiaLen,
Match Planet,
Plambe k Lareli.
Btrel fionarei,
t Aa Ao.
Firoir and Framing Cblsels, Corner Chisels,
parisnters' tilieks, llraoos and Bills,
; llonng Alaenmes, ao.
Orikdstones and Grindstone fixtures.
Smowr Flues are egeetually cured by using Rioh-
nrus i'aletit
fiOTIIIC FI.UI3 TDPet,
for ebieb we bare Ibe agency. - No cure, no pay.
Phll ilclpble Carriage Belts, Railroad Lanterns,
oo.ien ware, o.
ne assortment ef
PACKET & TABLE CUTLKBY.
' ' STOVES FSTOVES t
'The Time Cook, tha beet In the market alio,
tho Monarch, Reliance, and No. 10 Iron Hidei;
Kcyeor'a JVrUbble Heaters and Ilrating, Parlor
ana Jteft tttove.
ItH-Roufinr, Snouting and Jnb Work dona on
reeeopaMt teruii. All order will reoelra prompt
attention. j.i; a, mil.
OXOKES SAW GUMMEK3 AXD
O
SAW UPSETS.
We have received tho ageney for the above and
will sell them at manufarlerer'a prices. Call and
examine thou. Tbey are the best.
Jel.;g 11. F. BltlLRR A CO,
WATCHE5I WATCHES!
I bare a large stoek of AMKUICAN
and SWISS WATCIIKS, of the differ
jf eat grades, la from two to eight oanee
oases. I olsr tbeee for sels LOW, and
guarantee Ihea to girt entire satisfattloa,
JEWELRY I JEWELEY I
A good assortment of Ladies' and Oent's
Jswelryof tbe latest styles I Alweys gsttlng
snmsthlng new I
I weald ask Lumberman and others wbc la.
lead prtbaslng Welches to eall and see my
stoek bsfore going te the cities, as I am vary
sure I caa sell Watches ae low as Ibsy caa k.
bought, besides the differeaee la distance la
the eveat at the geeds proving defsstive.
All kinds of RKPAIR1N0 is my line promptly
attended la al the store cb Seooad street, eppc
site the Ceurt Uoaee. For your liberal support
s the past I am eery tbankfaL
9. I. EN f DEB.
AftU 1,1.71.
tngl ana iUsdidnfj.
rjiHE
LATIilT MOvEl
: t l
THE'LATES'r MOVE
HARTSWICK & IRWIN'S
i f
DKU O
STORE,
To their oew building oa Second Street, nearly
,, opposite the store of Weaves A Belts,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Where they will eontinoe to aapply their old and
u many new euituman u may aome, wild ;
PURE DRUGS!
CHEMICAL St
.PDARMACKl'TICAL PREPARATIONS,
i - ...... , , t ,
r , .,. . , Including all new remedies,)
' .
Patoat Vedlelnss, Psints and Oils, Glass and
Tutty, School Bonks, Stationery, Paper,
. Ao. also, a full line ef Drug- . . .
gists' Sundries, Hair . ' "
Tonics. V 1
Cosmeties, Periumcrles, Toilet Artleles, Brushes,
Toilet Soaps, Pocket tJiHiks, sc., all of
. - . i the best equality.
. ' 'i . . " t .11 im , ,1 '! .- ' , ,. t
TULE WISES AND LIQUORS,
for medical A sacramental purposes only,
Pure White Lead, Colors of all kinds, Raw and
Boiled Linseed Oil, Vnrnlahea, Terpen,
tine. Coal Oil, Paint A Varnish
Brushes, Flavoring
Extracts, ,(
Confeedoneriee, Bird Beod, Op Ice, ground and
ungruunu, in an aiuue.
' t - ..........
SMOKERS AND CIIEWERS
Will find oar stoek of Chewing
and Rntoking Tobacco, Imported and Do
mestie fixers, bnuff and Fine-cut to be of tbe
. . h very best brands in the market,
LAMPS AND CHIMNETB, '
All kinds ef GLASS WARE,
GARDES SEEDS, ! " .
, MUSICAL INSTRIMEXTS
and Musical Trimmings of every variety.
Having a long experience in the business, and
an extensive end well se looted stoek of medicines,
we are enabled to fill Physicians' prescriptions at
the shorteal notice and en the most seasonable
terms, day and night.
HARTSWICK A IRWIN.
Clearueld, Pa, May II, 1871-tf.
P. T. I.
" i , . - 'v. f '. ij i
"For thy Stomach'B Sake and thine
other Infirmities," St. Paul.
IIt. BOYEItf4
PURS
WEST BRANCH BITTERS.
Auf, pure, plemMnt and henlth (tiring Tonlo
Itrictljr TcgcUtle, and tntnufaotund from
the moat purt ol oboloc mlerili li Dot a spirit
drink nor bitiiul fur wb'ukj, but a Micotifio
oompoantj, fgr tb protctlon of tht lyitem and
tha eun of dUetae, mada from ehnnieally para
piriti, eatlirly tVea from fuiil oil or atbar IrriU
Unf proprrttu, and will aot diMgrea or offend tha
moit dolioata itomaeb. A IoD prirato axpori
aooa bai atloitod iU
Superiority over all Ordinary Remedies.
No Bit ten at preicnt offered to tbo public
eoutalno to nuoh m4teiniU Tlrtue, aod jet to af
and plwant to take. Itt vm it to aura diMate,
and it will lot create an appetite for iplrituout
liquort, but will oure tbe effcett of diwipntioo.
. To increase tbe Appetite,
To promote Digestion,
To cure Dyspepsia,
To euro Fever and Ague,
To cure Billiousness,
To cure Constipation, '
To cure Chronic. Diarrhoea,
To oure Ilrart-burr
To cure Flatulence,
Te oure Acid Bruetaliuaa,
To enr Nervous Debility,
To cure IIydoehonlrla,
VSE IT.
USB IT.
USE IT.
USE IT.
USE IT.
USE IT.
USE IT.
USE IT..
IT8E IT.
USE IT.
.USB IT.
USE IT.
Te care Rallownescof Complexion, USB IT.
To cure Pimples and Blotches, UStyfT.
For (leneral Prostration of tbe
" Pbysleal powers, USB IT,
and it will oure yon.
Sold everywhere, at tl.SS per bottle, liana,
lectured exclusively by
A. I. SUA W,
s '
Druggist, '
CLEARFIELD, PA.,, ,
Who offers liberal inducements to the trade.
Oct. ir, i.wrtf.
THE PEN IS MI0IIT1ER THAN THE SWORD
Til 12 IMTltlOT .
FOR TUB CAMPAIGN I
N order te p. wlthio tbe narh ef alt an i-
tinBitinn of tha lrmocniIio rrlnrhtltt and
hcr&l Ift-fixi sx.urht to b vFtahlliih-rt hr tbe uii.
portrrt nf it ItKKhKY AND IlltoWN, and to
nrMfl mm wltlnlv nouUtle the irrMiata.ila arrn-
mhti for the clootiun of tha Deuiocratio (mte
Tbkrt fuund la tho wird of Hon. f. It. Hl'l'K.
AliKW and the ntbrr aandidiitei on that tick, a
Cainpaifru art it ion of lite Wfkki.y lUmtnT wilt
ba Uufd beg I ou ing siuisX ... uta iuiiowiur
rtlf 1 1
one eorr
10 oopire (to one adlren , $4 6(1
J0 " " " . 8 00
50 '! " m M,,.U 00
10(1 ' ......,80 P0
Tba money tnurt In all tatt aoeompany tbe
order.
Yr further Informatiau aridr-M
JyJ4-4t ' llarrifburg, Pa.
"ANT.'.I)I snn.oo. No. 1 M lush SkaveA
HMINili,K4,rnrhleli the Me-heet market
price will be ne'S. ' ' P. UAI.LAU11EK,
tioutfrtale, Fob, IS, 1STJ l; .-
w. seMs.
; rjCLKABFlKLD, PA.,
Are ogoring, at the old stand of O. L. Rood A Co.,
' their slock of goods, consisting of -
DRY
GOODS,
GROCERIES,
' BOOTS A SHOES, '
- ' i . ji i 1 .. ill . - .
HATS A CAPS, HARDWARE,
QUEENSWARE,
FLOUE, FEED, SALT, &c.,- &c,
At tha aioit reoaonable ratea for CASH or In
exchange for
..!.!:r,70'i j;;-!,
Square Timber, Boards, Shingles,
OR COUNTRY PRODUCE.
v , j ;r :r k
iC4 Adrenoee made to those engaged In get
ting out square timber oa tbe tuost advantageous
terms. - ' ' " 1 ' ' January 5, !.
V. I. AR.tOLD.ee.
W. KOll AHTSHOIU.
"Chcnper than the Cheapest!
GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES
JUST bxcbivxd sr
Arnold & Ilart.siiorii,
(0ns door west of First National Bank,)
. , curw i:mvii.i.e, pa. ,
TTAVINO Just returned from the east with a
XM. complete assortmsnt of Goods suitable for
Spring and Summer trade, we are aew ready
to furnish all kinds of Goods
'Cheaper than the Cheapest!"
And after thanking enr customers for their
liberal patronage during tbe past year, we
would most respectfully ask for a continuance
of tbe same.
Our Stock consists of a complete assortment
ef Dry Goods, Notions, Hardware, Queensware,
Wlllowwerc, Groceries, Boots t Shoes, Hats A
Csps, Clothing, Tobaccos, Ac Also, Floor,
Bacon, Salt, Flih, Drain, etc
All of which will be sold on the most reasoa.
abls tsrms, and tbe highest maiket price paid
for Grain, Wool and all kinds ef Lumber and
Country Produce . --. ! . ,r.
' wT Please give ns a eall before purehasln
slsewhere. ' Satisfaction guaranteed as te price
and quality. -X '"' ,J -
ARNOLD A nARTSHORN,
Corner ef Main and Thompson Streets,
opr.. CCRWENSVILLB, PA.
HACK IN EUROPE!
GREAT EXCITEMENT
IN FRENCHVILLEI
Tbe blood r oonteat betwiwn Fraooe and Pruwia
) at an eod for tbe prenent, 10 far at the laugh
taring of men and tba dontruotion of property it
concerned. The Royal Jugglert no doubt pride
themtelret and rtj't avar tba retull, but bow
initgisiBoaut ia their work when compared with
the humane and ehrinttaa effort of
L.'M. COUDRIET,
who bat undertahen to tnpply all the eititans ia
the lower and of tbe eounty with food and raiuont
at cscfediitK ratea from bit mammoth atora in
MULSONIU'RU, where he can alwnji be fuund
rearjj to wait upon oalleri and flupply them with
Dry Coods of all Kinds, . :
Snob at Clothl, BatinetU, rauimeres. Miuliaa,
Dclainea, Linen, DHIIingt, Calieoei.
Trimmtnge, Hibbona. Lace. 1
Realy-n.ade Clothing. Booti and Rhoei, Hati and
Capa all of the boat material and made to order
Hose, booki, (iloroa, Mitt eon, Lacei, Hibboni. Ao.
QR0CKBIE3 OF ALL KINDS.
Coffee. Tea, Bo (fur. Rice, MoUaaea, Filth, Rait,
Pork, Llnietd Oil, Fiah Oil, Carbon Oil.
ITardware Qow?nnwarf Tinware. Cantingi, Ptowa
aad Plow CaitinRa, Kaile, 8pikea( Corn Cultiva
tort. Cider Pretiea, and all kiada of Axea.
Perfumory, Palnla, YarnUh, Otase, and a geoeral
aavertmeat of Stationery, , .
GOOD FLOUR, i
Of different branda, alwaya on hand, and will be
old at tha loweit potfible figures. t .
LIQUORS, nucb aa Rraody, Wine, Gin, Whiiky,
Jayno'a Medicinea, lloatcttor'i and (
llooftand'a Bitten,
6000 ponndt of Wool wanted for which the
fai Rent priie will be paid. Clnvcreed on hand
and for aale at the lowest market price.
A I no, Agent fr Strattouville and Curwenivllle
Threshing lUiuhino,
-H-rU and see for yourtelTea. Too will And
erer jibing uaually kept in a retail tore.
L. M. COUDRIET.
FrencbTllle P. Oe.Uaroh 1.1671. . r
II
ATS & ' CAPS!
BOOTS & SltOES!
GENT'S FURNlSUINCi GOODS!
Call at I.EVHR TI.EOAL'Snewlere,"rsitc
Ex.Oovemnr liirler's resideuee, on Scoond struct,
CiearflekJ, Pa., anl examiue bis Qae stoeli of
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes,
I'uriilslilng Cioods, c.
Of srbieb he Isconstatitly rearivieg a larfrc assnrt
luent of tlie very Istert and heet rlylep, which be
will ilispese ef at BNlonishitiRly low (iricos. -
I.AMIK, 1 k.v en kaeii a large ami well
arleetre stuck of those ecli'brati-il hand-sewed
0KIIOCO and LASTINO UA1THI1S, whiek I
can esfelr rcoommoiHl I. be the best ia the mar
ket. ' Oell And examine tbem.
(sHNT'S FURMIHIIINO GoOHS.
GKNTI.KMKM, my stoek of Furnishing Hoods
is oouijjlfte. 1 have all tlio ncvellii-s iu Scsrfs,
Ties, Crarats, llandksrcbiefs, rnderwear, Su.
penders, Collars, Ulovrs, Hosiery, Ac, torMhrr
with a enmiote assortment or tt nits ana uiotn
Shirts. I have on hand a large and well selected
stuck of Hats and Caps of the very latest styles.
Also, Trunks, Valises, Keilrcsd Duxa, tailirollas,
Canes, and many other articles, both useful and
ornainrnlal, which will be sold st fair rates.
vThe eltisens nl Clearfield aud vicinity arc
rrftiectfully invited tu eall and examine my goods
before purchasing elsewhere.
LEVER FLEOAL.
ClearBeld, Ta., May 1, tKT.
A N OHDIWAWCr- tic It ordained by the
XJ. Ilurirees and Town Council of the borough
of ClearSrld, and it is herihy auselcd and ordain
ed by tbe authority of the same, That the property
owners along tbe south aide of Locait street, from
Third street to Front street, be required, after
the esuai nonce, to mnae ana maintain a pave
jnrnl, Ave feet wide, wilh three stringers, ths nut
or edge to be ten feet from the line of the lots.
tl. L. RKKI), Vergers.
Attest i A. W. I.xit, Clerk.
ClearSeld, July li, 1S71. JyM
100
ltlelll-.LB (IK TIsIDTIIY BKEli
and 1 00 bo-heli of L'LUVKR HLKl)
for aale at the Comer Store, by
B A A W. P IRV1N
Curwensville, Pa., Feb. U, IHT J.
LAWK COS NT A RILE'sl HAA.I.S FOR
salt at that tScar
SOUH .a..
WW!
of Market'! ir'nlf street!, '
i - - - vi.KArtrir.i.u, ri. - -
! This msgnlllcent Hotel Is entirely new, eon
plete In ell Its apiiohttmsnes, and convenient to
Uie Court House. A free Omnibus runs to and
from Ilia lieuvt en the arrival and departure of"
each train. ' SlUtf. & 0. CI.KMKNTS,
Airri 10) m. . , . .uy V ywifjjfjgjs
WASIUXGTOK llOX'Sfi,"
KF.W WASHINUTON, PA.
This sew anil will furuiibed huuie bus been
taken by tbo unJiTsigued. ..lie fi-els oonfident of
being able to rendtr satisfaotiun lo thuee bo may
Tevur nun wun a can, ,
May s, 187J. , 0. W. DAVIS, Vtopf:
EYE UK HOUSE. .
IV BURNelDE, PA.
1 he subserilier having built anew Hotel, with
II modern improvements,. Is prrltered to reeeive
guests. The labia will be supplied with tbe best
lu ibe market! tbe bar with the cbooioeet iiquoroi
ood slauliog altaobud, .
aprj.iy A. li. btiiAKFrKH, Prep'r.
THE ALLEGHENY HOTEL
MARKET Sr., CLEAUF1ELD, Pi,
rpiIIH lama antl eomroodioua new Dotal hai
X Lboea oponed tut tbe aooommoiiaUori of the
publlei whara tba proprietor will ba glad to meet
ii old frionuN, and receive a mare ei purine pai
renege. Uj at riot purtonal attention 10 tna aa
taili of hia buiineia, bo bopoi to ba able to reader
atiifactioo lo hia patruna. Tbe TAULK will
a I TV a ,v i be bountifully auppliid with the beat that
can beproured to the Market, and the DAR
will contain a fuUatooaot lelUUltB. l-..!,
Uood itabiing altavbcd.
Clrarfiald. Maroh 9, 18t',.l - Proprietor.
THE MANSION HOUSE,
Cornerof Heoondand Market ntreets,
' tl.F.AHI'll I.I, PA.
THT? oil and eommcdleus Hotel has. daring
tbe past year, been cnlergsd te double its
former eapaelty for tbe entertainment of etraB
gers and guests. The whole building baa been
refurnished, and the proprietor will spare ao
pains te render his guests comfortable while
slaying wilb bim.
psy ine "Mnnston iionse umnious runs 10
and from ths Depot on the arrival and departure
of each train. JOHN DOLUHEHTY,
pr6 !0 tf Proprietor.
TEONAPvD HOUSE, '"
J Near the Railroad Depot, - i 1
CLEARFIELD, 1'tNI.A.
This liooe is large, well furnished, and nearly
new,' and the Proprietor feels oontldent of render
ing siilsolon to guests. i.M. B Ueod subllsg
oontierUtd viib ibo bolt'l. . .1
ot-71 8. B. HOW, Proprietor.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL, -...
.(Opposite R. R. Depot.)
i ;l t a it 1 1 1: i. ii, r i. s a.
' The nnder.lgncd, having beconie proftrrefor
of this house, is now ready to entertain strangers
and travelers, end tbcrrforeoulicitj sojourners to
give him a cell. Tl i fume will be supplied with
me beat the market sliorda, and 1 n liar will con
tain the choicest of wines and I iquors Exlensivs
stabling is .attached. ('barges moderate
jaoll72 JAMKd MiLAUGflLtN.
WES TERM HOTEL,
' Opposite the Court House,
I CLEARFIELD, PENIf'A. '
Accommodations first-class and charges medoralc
oeti , .. , J0UN.F. VOBSQ. l'roprieter.
MOSfTOCki' HtT9E, - '
' -....'
-. OppOJite the Court House,- ;
LOCK HAVEN, PE.NN'a!
jcU'71 " IIAfFKAL A KltOM, Prop's.
E
ROt'KKRHOI'F HOUSE, -!
EELLEF0XTE, PA., .
D. JOHNSTON A SONS,
, Proprietors.
oct2j'71
AMERICAN HOUSE, ': "
iV
Mail Btraot, ( n v j
EROOKVILLEPEKS'A. ' '
BUAKNOX k Bl'nKKTT,
o4 -71 PropTieton.
"IJAILIiOAD UOUSE,
V Main Htrtrt,
PHILIl'iiiiUlta. PEN'N'A.
The undrrrigiitid kotps constantly on band the
bent of -liiqaura. Hie table la alaays aupplied
with tbo baft the market affords. The4raiing
public will do well to give bim a fill
. novlCS. ROliEKT 1L0VD.
SUUKUANNA IIOUSE, '
Cl KWENSVII.LB, . , :
Clearfield count, Venn a.
This old and well rut.Milbfd Hotel, beautifully
Ituated en the banks nf tba Susquehanna, in the
borough ef Curwensville, has born leased for a
term ol years l y the undoreigned. It baa been
entirely refitted, and is now open to tbe piiblie
generally and the traruling community ia par
ticular. No pains will be niuirul to rtoJcr guests
conifortUo while tarrying at this boose. . Ample
Stabling room for tbe acoom modal ion of toatuia
Charges moderate.
depu 28, lH?u.tf. - ELI IlLOOM.
- DANIEL COXKELLY, .
Boot nnd Shoe Mnniifaurf rt
CLEARFIELP, PA. -
HAS joo rot-fired a floe lot of French CALF
bKIN.H, and ii now prepared to manafae
ture everrthing in bit Una at the lowest figures.
Ha will warrant bis work to be as repreoouted.
lie respectfully solicits a rait, at fail shop on
Market itreet, second deer went of the postoSoe, 1
where be will do all in bis power to render satis 1
faction. Some fine tiaiter tops on band. '
myVer-y . . 1AMEL CONNELLY.
SEW BOOT AD SHOE SHOP.
. EDWAtlD MACK,
Con. MAUK1.T A Sn Bt., CLEARFIELP, Px.
fpilK proprUtor has antered into tbe R00TAV
X SUOK bustcoss at the above stand, snd
is determined not lo be outdone eitberih quel
ity or price fur his work, r-pecial atteotioa
will be paid te ranmifacturing K.w-sd work.' He
has oa band alurge lot of Krench Kip and
Calf Skins, of the very best quality. Tbc eiti- ,
sons of Clearfield and vicinity are respectfully
invited to give Mai a trial. No charge for calls.
now,- e-tr
IHisrcUantous.
;. Clearfield Nursery. 1
ESCOUKAGE 1IOMI5 INDL'tsTliY.
fUB uaderslgned, bsving established a Kui'
X ssry oa the 'l ike, about half way betweea
Clearfield and Ourwcn.vllle, Is prepared to fur
nish all kinds of Fill! IT THEKrl, (standard and
dwarf,) Kvargreens, Hbrubberyv drape Vines,
(iooseeerriss, Lawtoa lllackborry, Strawberry,
and Kasberry Vines. Abo, Siberian Crab Trees,
Qulnrc, and early sctrlel Rhubarb, Ac. Orders
promptly atteaded te. Address,
4. V. WBIOIIT.
epJ0 C3-y Curwensvill., Fa
O. ..I.
Ca
WnKHR lo W my PTIY OOOnB, (JtlO -eorire,
QttPnswre, (Haaawtire. lrns and1
Notions, Coaffctionitrief. e&o cbiap foretuh.
The sbMHKer brfs liave to Inform bit old and
li-w oustomrrs tht be bat osd
A VAUTKTV PTonn
IX OLK5 IIOrK, PA.
And will tf ll koi1s al rrlons to sutt thr limes. A
liboral rpduclion will lie made to eo -torn era buy
ing at wholesale.
Csll and nnmine my atnrlt hrfore purr hilling
elwwbore. A liberal share of publie patronage ia
tolicitod. ' .
O. J. KRAOV.
Qlen Hope. Pa., June 14, 1871.
TEV STOltE
IN 1IOUTZDALE!
P. 0ALLAOUKK ut rrtnrnrd from'
the east wtlh an entire nrw and enmph-l aMort
mant of Merehnndiso. suitalile for Winter and
b pries; trade, nbicb hits urn selwtid wilb (trtt
rftie and bought at 1 w reti'f, is prrparcd to fur
nieb the oitiitns of llontidale and rirlnity with
Itootls at a very lifrl.t adranxe on first eoat foi
mib. Conn try Piodum and IShii.glvs tiiro at
luarkal phi. Call and tx jiiiiuc my Mock beforw'
parchaiiiff plirwbrre.
P. (1 A L LAO UK R.
HhUUdal P) l'b. 2, It?- I)' ,