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CLKARK115L1), PA.
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Votim, Pastor. Publio rWvIco ovsry .Sabbath
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flabhath School at 0 A. M. '
Prnror MoettOK ovary Thursday, t 7 P. M.
Common-tin fierrfee, in Habbath- of e?ory
ttonth, at 10 A. M. - '
Ht. Andrew C'tiMrfh--r.pHcopal Uot.
Quo no a Ham.. Publie Service Hominy moroinff
t 10 o'clock, and at T P. M. Sunday School at
J P, M. Prayor Mooting Wednesday owning
i T o'clock.
prcabytertAii Ch.irc1i.--.ReY. II. 8. Rpti.t.
wpreaobing on tho Lerd's day t 10 and Ti
v'elock.
Hunday flohool at I n. m.
Vrayer Mating on Wednesday at 7J p. m.
PMtnr'i HiMe Clam on SatordaY at l p. m.
Jt. Kmncla ChurchtnthollrKaT. T.
. J. MrMiNiK.-Mui at 10ft o'clock A. M.( on the
aeeond and fourth 8 u inlays of each month.
Lutheran Church. Rev, A. J. Uartaook
' Prrachinf every BftMmlh, morning and evening.
Snbhath School at a, m. Prayer mooting every
Wednesday weuing.
This iii Court week with us, and qh
tjiuol at oar Quarter sessions, pretty wolt patron
lied) U tho euduriug credit of but vary few parti
cipants. ' '
Tho New Year's addresses of the
Altoona TWAs'i, Tyrone JUrnld and Democrat
and Belle font Hepublieam aro very nice, indeed
so far M the, workmanship it concerned. Hut,
unfortunately, weeannot reciprocate,
I Rksubicctkd. Tho Bellefonto lie-
publican comes to hand thin week, with the names
. of E. T. k R. P. Tutcn aa editors and publisher!.
The lat$ Br. Brown will no doubt ki?iit thete gen
tlemen in tbolr new enterprise.
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Hon. L. A. Muekey, Mayor of Lock
, lleren, presented each of his polieors, on Christ
nu wuu new uivrcuui u cnuvura vi
fail esteem and ft reward for their faithful ser
vieea. We could en dare a mayor of that stamp,
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Going Up. We ItiHt week noticed
the 10,000 acre sale of timber lands, at fC60,OUO,
in the northern portion of the county, and now
Jearn from the Williainsport Epiivmitt that the
purchasers have refused an offer of $100,000 for
their bargain.
Tnt Pittsburg Post. Tho proa-
poetus of this old and substantial Democratic
Journal will be found In this Issue. If any of our
readers desire to subscribe for a newspaper pub
lished In our western metropolis, let tbein tke the
roil. .
Still out of Order. Tho "onplbaa-
atnrss" which broke out between the miuors and
operators about Christmas, at Osceola and II out a
dale, Is still unadjusted, to the great detriment of
everybody. tiood common sense seems to have
been superseded by folly, or perhaps something
worse avarice and prodigality.
Tho BoIIeonto Watchman Bays that
A- Boyd Henderson, late Cuban correspondent of
the New York Utrmld, has been tendered the po
lities of Pacific .coast correspondent, at $3,000
per year. Whether our daring friend will assume
Ihe "chief "f the "exposition" to that part of
Vnele Sam's vineyard, we aro not informed.
On Hand. Yes, tho Standard is on
liand, considerably changed in form but not In
spirit. "Joe" thus mixes our lawyoro up with
-other Institutions: "Clearfield, Clearfield county,
. has three banks, fifteen lawyers and two barber
: shops. The Sawyers are expected to emigrate
1 now, since the local option has 'gone back on
' ahem."
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Tbo Williamsnort Sun snys tho
-somber of logs rafted out of lbs Williainsport
.boom during tbo past ten years was 8,312,013,
amounting, board measure, to 1,642,801,101 feet.
It also alludes to tbs fact that some wret-'ho, for
tw'jom no adequate punish moat has yet been In
Tented, stole furs and clothing from tbc people
wounded at tho Newberry disaster.
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Very Proud. Our Huntingdon
neighbors aro crowing lustily over their new fire
engine. It oost $S,0O0 and $2,000 for tho hose.
After attaching 1,000 fcot of hoso, tt threw the
water over tho steeple of the Presbyterian church,
which Is ICS feet high. The machine squirts at
I the rate of t)0 gallons per minute. It is a third
class rotary, and was manufactured at Seneca
: Vails, New York. So says tho Wefts.
Guiltt. James B. Work, Clerk to
the County Commissioners of Indlaoa county, was
found guilty of forgery last week, to that be bad
Issued county loan bonds contrary to law. Tho
auditors appointed by an act of Assembly .to re
audit the county account report a deficiency of
$'0,000, but magnanimously credit the County
Commissioners with $12,000 as a discount on
'bonds legally sold, and thereby make the eoUnty
loss but $68,000. They are evidently in need or
some reformers over In loyal Indiana.
Too Fast. Brothor Stroop, of tho
Tyrone Dimvrat, gets off the following j
For fast driving the Messrs. Klynn brothers, of
Janotrille, take the palm. On Christmas eve,
they drove from that place to this city, a distance
of thirteen miles, in one hour and live minutes.
This is getting over space at a pretty rapid rate
and a feat that few burses will accomplish. Puoh
a bono should be kept for more than ordinary
service. u
There Is a great deal of down grade on tho
out indicated, but It's a little too fast.
The A I toon u Sun says that ordors
have been issued from tbo headquarters of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, directing that all passen
ger and freight agents on tho different divisions
shall give bonds for tho faithful porforinanoe of
their duties. a amount of tho imaX will ds
tendfijn the bust noes done by each agent, but ft
not be less than $i00 nor mors than $6,000.
(Coadaetors on railway trains have been obliged
to glvo bonds for some time, and report ell
.employ cos tbrough whoso bands the money of Ibe
.company passes will have to do likewise
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County Jnstitutks. At tho last
session of our Legislature an act was passed to
he following effect t That from and after the
passage of this act, the school directors of the
; I iff rent wards, boroughs and townships of the
' Washington, Clarion, Erie, lluntlng
doa, orttiamptoo, Hcbnylklll, Perry, Delaware,
l.o ban on and' Frauklln, shall allow the school
tubers who are actually teaching schoul In said
auntie the time tnd wages wliilo attending the
county institutes hold annually in fluid sountles
for the Improvement of teachers)
"Uoooisii." Tho Cent to Reporter
I'eaking of a bog that weighed M3 pounds, and
wliicb bolonged to a gentlemen of Contro Hall,
iftjst "This fellow, when he was yet a boar, abouf
.eight months ago, sported two enormous tusk
sod killed two full grown bulls by ripping their
Sollies with his pownrful weapons, and played the
gstcs uion a young horse, which he wounded so
8 vercly la the same manner. Thvso valorous deeds
tre a don by bis boarship In about one month's
I .time, early lant spring. But, he is no more be
iit been transmogrified into saasages, and all
bulls and burses can now rejoice, as we know all
loTcrs of srwfwfi'si will."
Important xok.uool Directors.
jhirg, delivered an opinion which, In effect, de
clares mat school directors have the right to en
i("r upon Improved pmperty for School purposes,
The school directors of thntiixlh WriL ABechonr.
sre made several attempts to negotiate tor a
Joe and lot which adjoined ths school property.
Fit Ue owners refused to sell The Beard, as a
M resort, bad viewers appointed and to took
rsteiioa t fof Mhool purposes. Tho case
ss brought In tfaescurt of common pleas U ro
Tr th property and a Teraic for tho defend
ants reBdfVM) At. k..M n tt,. fin.
I'aie Cmtrt, hirb sustained the Judgment of the
SsSsMWStSssSSlI
Ou Griat Wealth. The minora! I
wealth of our oounty until lately has attracted but
very little fttteuttun, llhar at honuf or aim mi. 1
Lumber I latnbor! has been our stock In trad;
which when properly viewed Is really Insignia .
cant when compared with tho Coal, Iron, Fire
Clay and other mineral deposits that fill our hills.
Soinubody 3wi been posting tho editor of the
Clinton JJtmoeml on the great wealth of Keating
township, In thai oounty. This township adjoins
Kartbaus, in this county, and (ho following de
scription being correct of tho wealth of tho former,
tbero oan bo so doubt of tho wealth of the latter.
Tbo editor in question says i "There is now and
has been for eotuo time norm or leu speculation
going on with tbo lauds of JUntiug towiibhip,
pieoe of this county, 40 miles distant from Lock
Haven, and lying along the Sufiui'hajmaand the
P. k . Hit., bordered by Camaron, Cloarfluld and
Centre counties; tfhf rcsaon; for tbisj activity In
those wild and apparently unproductive lauds
(saving of timber) is, wo think, to bo found In the
known miwrul wonlth of the township and tho
belief that, at no very dintnnt day, ono railroad
or another (other than the P. A E.) will fiud Its
way to and through there, and, between tho two
lines, secure reliable and cheap transportation,;
which is all that Is needed to develop the hitherto
well known but unproductive wealth in coal that
lies hid In tho mountains that run through tbo
township. Whethor the parties speculating have
reliable information of tho coming of another
railroad, or whether they aro taking chances on
the 'manifest dostlny' prinoiple, we do out know.
But what wo have reason to think we do know Is,
that Keating township has a groat deal uf goud
coal in it, and to that point we propose to speak.
Our informant Is an intelligent citiscn of Clinton,
who has resided in the county sineo its organisa
tion, and what be says is from actual or parsons!
investigation on the ground. Uis examinations
wero not ouuipleto or thorough, excepting to a
limited extent, but they show tho value of the de
posits ho discovered, and point out tho character
of the mineral wealth of that section, which is
deserving of the most considerate attention from
Railroad men and enterprising men of wealth
seeking to develop tho country and secure largo
returns for their investments. Ths opening of
tbo Buffalo route through to Emporium, only lb
miles distant, is another avenue of trade that
tends to glvo greater Importance to these deposits,
and, U may be, imparted some er all of that acti
vity above spoken of,
WHAT OCR INFORMANT SAW.
With a pick and shovel he went over ground in
1SG5, and at a point eight miles above Keating
Station on the P. k E. RR., he dlsoovored U
worhahU veins coal, (a diagram of wbieh ho
made, and it is now before us,) the first of which
or top toUi is four feet two inches thick; tho sec
ond vein four feet seven inches ( third vein six
thick. This rein, he ssys, has been tested,
sad reported as first-rats gas coal ; tho fourth vein
three feet thick) the fifth, three feet nlno inches
thick; the sixth, five fcot thick. Between the
third and fourth veins be found fire-brick clay
from tbroo to five feet thick, Iron or throe feet,
and limestone three fict thick. In excavating
these roins mil increased In thickness the further
in ho went, lie alio reports the discovory of
th re different qualities of Iron ore, one of which
is called 'bog' ore, and exists in very large quan
tities.
"Ten miles aboro the point of these deposits Is
tbo Karthaus furnace, worked so far bock as 1832,
bat discontinued (for want of transportation, says
our informant) In 1830, and when in operation
the ore wrs got from a drift that run under the
above-named six-foot ooal vein, and the limestone
came front the same drift. It was believed that
tbo canal would run to this point, and wheu it was
fixed that It would not, the making of iron was dis
continued, and to this day a largo ainouut of oro
lies thoro wbioh was intended to bo nscd in tbo
furnace.
A charter for the Kartbaus Coal, Iron and
Railroad Company has been obtained within the
past six or eight years, and is now hold by citi
sens of Clearfield and Cliuton, with right of way
through these counties to adjoining counties, but
we believe nothing has been done towards the con
struction of ths road.
"For tho purpose of calling attention to this one
of the valauble resources of Clinton, we have laid
these faots before our readers, and If there be any
one who con throw further light upon the subject,
or convey information f any other valuable re
sources uf the county, wo wilt bo much pleased
to receive and give them publicity through the
columns of tbo Dtmocrat."
Goshen Farmers. Tho land of
Gusto u was always a goodly land, and according
to the following statement, furnished us by our
oj teemed friend, Mr. K. K. 8blroy, tho modern
Goshen lias not depreciated t
(J oh MR 5, Jan. 9th, 1H73.
Mr. Kiutok: In fnakinr tho assessment of our
township for 172, 1 rat tiered from the farmers
tbo amount of grain each farm prod uood, with the
number uf busbds of each kind. The result is so
encouraging that I have concluded, with your
permission, to spread before tho readers of your
oxoollcut paper what the farmers are doing in
Uosben. If any other township in tbo county can
produce mora grain from the same numlwrof acros
cultivated, I would lie glad indeed to hear from
them. Tho number of farms upon which the fol
lowing amount of grain was rinsed Is 30, averag
ing about 40 acres cleared land, including meadow
and pasturage.
I have the name of each producer and tho
amount of eaeh kind of grain raised by him, but
I will only give the totals. Corn, 17, Ub bushels;
wheat, l,lod bushvls; rye, 80.1 bushels; tats,
8,822 bushels; potatoes, 1,072 bushels t buckwheat,
i,uuv uusneis, urami total. bushels.
Does this look like starving-F Why should we
sond our money cast of the mountains to buy feed
and Sour, when w can raise enough at homo if
our fenuors will only farm right t
This Is certainly an encouraging agricultural
report, and according to prices in our market tho
products of those 39 farms would be worth $28,000,
or nearly $725 to each farm. - This does not in
clude hay, fruit or vegetables. . .
Mr. gbirey Is entitled to credit forgathering tho
statistics of his township while assessing, as well
as for making a very correct sad complete assess
ment. Fire Brick Work a. It is with
pleasure tiat wc announce tbo foot thai we are to
have a fire brick manufactory located in our bor
ough, Just os soon ss tbo weather will permit.
Through the energy of Ex-Oor. Biglcr, Dr.
II art s wick and several other capitalists of oar
borough, enough capital has been subscribed to
start everything on a eash bonis and thus insure
the success of the enterprise.
Tbo clay In the vicinity of the rnlirond onot
has been thoroughly tested and pronounced by
experienced workmen to bo of tho very best qual
ity, and ths location, for cheap manufacturing,
cannot bo excelled anywhere. In erecting tbc
works the building ion be so located that from the
time tho olay leaves the mine, It will bo on a down
grado nntll the brick land In the ears, which will
so cheapen the manufacture of tbo brick that a
handsome profit will b derived from this source.
Besides, tho quantity oannut bo ex li ousted lu a
generation, while cxporieuocd and scientific gen
tlemen have been socurod to work aud superintend
tbo works. We shall refer mors at lenglb to this
project at some future time. - ' '
Musical. Thoso In need of a Pis-
no, Organ, or anything In the Instrumental music
lino, oun do no belter than by applying at Kyn
der's. They will sell you s first vlnns instrument
Jut aa obesply g it ono bo bought In the oitirs,
and guarantee It fur five years. And should It
happen io get out of order or tuno, tbey art right
at band to put It in order, so that you need not
spend your time, money oryatieqeo pn traveling
"tuner, who are onen greater humbugs than
traveling doctors. The handsome organ present
ed to Kov. Mr, It u tier, on Christmas day, was
purchased al Kyitdur'a, and the-y have still some
left, which they v"itt dlsjwso of to othor parties
who may desire to confer a similar favor ol tome
one else.
Fast Tim. John VisMI, f Rnow on
Sunday last drove Ms fast horse from Snow 8boe
to Uellcfofite snd back, a distance of "2 miles, In
mr Mourt, He left Kuow Hhoe at 1:10 p. in. and
returned at a:iv p. m. " "u r-rsns
H'aleAsioa.
Ask ths editor of tho Tyruno Dimoemt, or Pat
Flynn. '
Appointments. Tho County Com
mlssioners have made the following appointments
Air 1871 1 Counsel. Hon. Ueorgo H. Barrett
Physician to Prison, Dr. T. J. "oyer j Clork, U.
B. Uoodlaaduri Janitor, Andrew B. Phagartj
Mercantile AppHier, Psrtd fi. Room, of Pike
towpsbtp.
Wo popped into tbo Court Koora on
Monday evening, to take birds-eye view of our
formers who hod asscuiblod to elect (floors and
appoint committees of the Clearfield County Ag
ricultural Society for tbo Busuing year.' Tho only
objeotion we have to file on this occasion li that
too few farmers parlioipate in those annual meet
ings. Thoro fs no farmer ibat knows everything.
He can always roam something from his neigh
bors by associating with them on occasions of this
kind, bcsidii rendering themselves sociable and
agrce&blo.
Kk Opknkd. Tho wintor term of
Miss Swan's sohool commenced January Oth. This
Is a desirable school for glrli who wish a thorough
training. The cximlDittton at the oloio of the
fall terra showed thwlr thoroughness. Superin
tendent tlregory conducted tho examination in
Arithmetic, and out uf ono hundred questions in
Common Fractions, duly five wore missed by tbo
elm I, Miss fiwan IsaMy striated by Miss Fannio
James, a graduate of tbo Stale Normal School at
Millcrsvlllo. We understand that tho young la
dies of this sohool in toad giving a oonoert tn the
Court House, on Friday eveniug, January 31st.
Lint oflottor remaining unclaimed
In the Postoffioo at Clearfield, for tbo week ending
January 1.1th, 1873: "
Apslcy, Levy. Leonard, Stephen Ii.
Aughculmngli, U. II. - lender, adwara. .
Bourkc, Kinily L. . UlU, C. F.
Coleman, Morris. Myers, C. D. (2)
Churchman, F. A. A O. Moll aire, Michael. (2)
Daugheiibaugh, C. U, O'llrien, Wm. 8. (2)
nunlap, it wry. , . . J'crley, Iliouias. i ,
Duau, James. i Pntten, Alfred. . ,
Fravel, W. S. (2) lleiard, Ueorgo.
doldbagcr, 0. K. Kucser, A. W.
Hi to, Christian. (2) . -Smith, William II.
Jotiss, Iknry. . Htnirus. Henry
Johnston, Will lata. 5. 4 William, John. ' '
, . -r ,P. A. UAVMN,P. M.
Awful! -Tho fcit. Mary's Gazette.
of tbo Oth, says: "On Sunday eveuiug but our
oitltcns wero called npou to witness a most horri-
Is scune. About unlf post nine o clock an alarm
of lire was sounded on our streets oauscd by ths
fiery flainos issuing from a tonoment buuro belong
ing to Mr. Joseph Wllhelm, and occupied by a
woman named Julia Buckley. Our citixens sen-
erally rushed to the scene of tbe fire. Tbo first
person who arrived on tbe ground found the wo
maa on the outside of tbo building, having, it Is
supposed just returned homo. She Informed tho
eopie inat nor throe otuidreu wore in ute burning
uilding. The door was immediately broken iu,
when tbe flame and smoke burst out in all its
fury, and drove the would bo resourors of tbo
obildrcn back. They then wont to the rear of tho
bouse, and cut a bole through tbe weather-boarding,
and with fire hooks attempted ths rescue of
tba bodies of tbe children wbo were now almost
literally consumed by tbe fire. They succeeded
in dragging out tba remains of one of the children,
tbe other twe be i tig so nearly consumed that the
book would take no bold on tho body, Tbey
were entirely consumed, not even a bone remained.
The Institute On our first pago
will bo found the full proceedings of the Clearfield
County Tcacbers';Instltuto for 1872. Teachers,
Directors, and Educators, will of course read tbo
proceedings and condemn or approve as they fool
disposed.
A uamtltt criticism of the Iostltute has come
to baud, but cannot appoar without the name of
tbo writer.
BOMB ON THE HoO. A Boll town
ship correspondent Informs us that our exoellcnt
friend, Thomas A. Mctlhse, has lead off in the
pork line this fall. He killed two hogs which
weighed 1,27ft pounds; oue 008 and tbe other
580. And thon asks, "bow is tbat for Dell ?
We hope somebody will beat Hell after bragging
in this maunor. i - '", V
Tho Elk County Gazette, Brandon.
is quite an improvement in brevity and tnauy
other ways on yur old title.
James Curtin, brother of Ex-Gov.
Curt in, died near Miles burg, on the 4th, aged 08
years.
Specials.
R. II. SUow Win .11 th. popular brand, of
Tobacco and Cigart, t price Ih.t defy compel.
tion. A liberal dtnoouut to wuipi ami country
dralora. Call and m. olui. Tb.ro. door, writ of
MauaioD flume.
Attention I. directed to tho eard of J. Mild
Krphart, with W. V. Lipinoott A Co.. in W-dar'l
par. Mr. Kepliart wm formerly iu tho bonne
ot llarne. Uroi A Ilvrron, and 1. well known I.
many of tho merchant, of thia eounty.
If Ton want a good 10 orut oigar, go to .
K. U. Kliaw'l. :
Juat raooired, a largo lot of aon-eiploKre
Lampa and Lautorna at
S Ji-TJ II. F. OiOLra A Co'l.
If too want a good ft cent oigar, go to
It. Jl. Siuw'l.
A Ikll Una of Il inrrh'ilil (looilt, Japanned War.,
Ao, for il. l)j II. F. Biglor A Co.
(aw, Distal. ' CnH-cut Raw, Great American
Saw, Uojrnton'l Lightning Haw, at '
0-25-JJ II. V. Utul A Co'l.
Hi.kioiii roti Pai.r. A. I. )iaw haa a eonple
of aril.olma late atjrle lciln, ml.ich he will aell
at a bargain. Call and look at thvin. .4
Wood and Willow Ware of all deacrlpllom for
ale b, U. F. lliglcr A Co.
Faiaii fliioviin Plartm. Roooirod at Cornor
fitoro b oaf load and for aal. bj '
B. a. w. u. inwm.
CurwenlTille, March 13, 1871.
V otic, to Waooi add Cinnt aoi Makr.s. Wo
hare juat reoeired a grneral a.aorttnent of Wajron
and Carriage Wooda, alao a full line of Spring.
and AIm, which w. oUef ehean for caah.
ti. r. uiqi.aa to.
Axaa. SereniT'llve doaa. Clearfleld Wood'
chopper Axef at
Dlrd Cages large aaaortment at II. F. Big-
ler A Co.'a.
Paintu, Oili and Varni.be. for ial. b II. F.
BiglarACo.
Calcined I'laiter for aala by II. F. Biglor A Co.
HKCAl'iTl'LATIO!.
Illrd Cagci.
Wood and Willow Ware. ' 1
llooaehold Oood,.
All kind, of Hardware. ' ',
Jnpanned War..
Faint., Oil., Varalihea. ' ' ' '
Calcined Flaaler. ; -Wagon
and Carring. Mnkeri luppliea.
All of tho above for .at at the inammolh Hard-
war. Bloro of 11, F. Vigler A (Jo, tkcond atreet,
Clearfield, Ha. "
H. F. Illgler A Co. have keen making aitonaire
a.llition to their atitnk of Ilnnlnare til. last few
imjm. Ilmltl in w Hk.K Ilu4w M
dlera' Hardware, Farmer.' Hardware, Builder.'
Hardware, and Hardware of all kind., can ben-en
at their itor.. Mnj II.
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' ' COUQM AND COLO. - 1
Then are few peraona who aro aware oflha Im
portance of attending to a emigh or a eold at It.
Ural appearance. The thouaand whodi.annuallr
of ooniuinplion, were flrwt atlnekoil with a "alight"
aonch or oold. which the. thought would loon
"wear" Itaalf off. aud thercforo neglected to uee
the proper remedie. nnhl they Inoume inMlrable,
Krv ilar that a onunh. oold, or any lung dli-
ano la noglecUd, ninkca tho ohancca of a cur.
more uncertain, n o would reoomincnn an runur,
Ing from any dioeaae of the LuiiR. whatever, to
aio IlAami'a Conroi .n Svnnp or Tab. Itnovor
faila iu ouriag the worat oaans of eough., cnl-.l.,
hoarancar, .nro throat, calnrrh anil a.tlima. It
la an infallible remedy for Whooping Cntinh i bo
ing prc.cribcd by loine of the leu ling phriician.
in the Northern and Houlhrrn Slate., .nd being
naenared nndfr tbo linmerliato Cliperviaioa of a
graduato of the Peon.ylvania Molionl Coll.'n.
1 h. proprMora x t leave to ismria ail tnal ic l.
no "(Juaek" nrepaiation, but mad. atriolly In ao.
eonlane. with the advanced retneiple. and theory
of meiliolne. 1'riee SO awnta per bottle
HllhMKI.L A LANPIrf. l'r..nri.l..r, l'hllalrl
phta. Hold by A. I. bbaw, CivatDtld, !'.. and
by all Uruggill. oeiio-ai.
5j)Iarrlfil.
On Janoarr ih. 1H7.1. Ir Rev. W. M. Burn.
riai.fi, Mr. HUllKKT K. KIRK, of K.lrvi.w, Hrle
county. t Hi" AUAHAOWA n muou, n var
wen. villa, l'a.
On Knr-mber 7th, t'T 1. C. IIktt, l.an,.,
Mr. AliAM 1IAAU to Mi.. HKTTIK JANt
HI8HINUKR, bolhof Clearleld caauty.
On Jnnnnrr 6lh, 1M7S, by J. C. Iltnnm. r.q.
Mr. W. H. I'l.AI.'K to Mi ISAHMii.A iiiu.
AS, both of Clearfield county.
r t Oil. 10"1 I - l... tt t.'v. I lie.
jyil T, HAlii.KT to Miss II. ATT IK K.
CAMI'IIMtli. ootn oi lien wwnsuii.
JKNV. BCUULEIl, - : - r j
PAEBEE AND HAIR DRESSER,
9uaond trwt, next door to Flrat Katlunol Liank,
no'72 Cloa. deld, Fa.
Clearfield Markets.
r W ." ' t
Corivolcd .weekly vj ItiiliAjm nfoaaup, holetak
and ItuUil iJeulor in liry Uondn, Urooorlea, l'ru
viaioui, Ac, Market atroet, Clearfield, l'a.
Ci.iabkiki.o, Fa., Jan. 14, 197.V
Apple., green,(tt) M
Dried, W lb 10
ApplbutUir,gnl, 00
Buttur. 00(d) BJ
lleana W 00(g) t li
Buckwheat 1 00
Buckwheat Hour lb, 6
lloga, drea.ed......
Hide., greon.
llama 00 3
Shouldora 0"t.g
e
t
no
m
m
Vido.t.,...;.i.,0(iMl
i.ard ij(m)
tleu poik,Vhbl...20 00
Oata HO
Onion!., 1'oQ
1'oUlora .....j 00(j) 0
I'eaohoa, dried, lb,. 11
I'laiter, W bbl I 00
Bye 1 12
, llaga, lb 1
Hnlt, tp aek.ljl(i S 40
Slilngla,lltin.H(iiii 00
Mlinle,a(l In 1(1(14 00
Timothy aced 4 00
Tnllow..t..(.....( 11
Waet..a,J..;211
Wool... .. n
i Wood, V oord 0
llecf, dried 11
Beof, fie.h..,,. 7(.i , U
Board., M ilfiOf.UOO
Oorn,.bollod 1 00
Corn, ear 00(4 JO
Corn meal,1)-) .ock, 1 30
Chop, ft.wlj 111 (. MO
Clover.ocd T 0
Cheeae. 10
Cherrlaa, th. IOfA 12
Chicketiat drad, tbj 15
B,-pl.,....j..,.j:... J 2i
Plaiaoad.. I 00
Flour 0 OOiVnlO 00
Hay 00 OOliuilO 00
Pen nny 1 van i a Hat 1 roatl
TYRONE k CLEARFIELD BRANCH.
OS and after Monday, OCT. Htb, 171, the
Baaaengcr Traina will run daily (except Aun
duya) bctwoen Tyrone and Clenrliula, ai tollowi:
CLKAf.FlKLD MAIL.
LEAVE SOUTH.
LEAVE NOKTH.
ClearncliL...,...l.2fl. t.
l'hilipaburg 4.2a,
Oanola 4.40, "
Tyrone (.00, "
Tyrone 9.30,. .
Oweoln 111. all, "
l,hilip.burg...U.07, "
Clcartlold 11.10," ;
CLKAIU 1KLI) KXI'BKHX.
LEAVE SOUTH.
, LEAVE K011TII.
n0rOeld.... 4.40 u.
Tyrono A. 44 p. a,
Interaection...7.08 "
Orceola 8.15 "
l'hilip.barg...8.l "
Clears, id, nr...0.35 '
Phllipabnrg...- .U '
Oaooula M 7.00 11
Iuteraoctlon.. R.07 "
Tyron S.10
FARB FROM CLKARFIKLl), TO
Bellefente, l'a
,.3 0:.
Mlddletown (4 00
Marietta. I 40
Lnnoaater H ft 84
PHILADELPHIA 7 V4
Altoona 1 65
Lock Haven....
WitllamanortH.
Huntingdon
LewiatownM ....
Mnrv.ville
.. 1T0
i eo
,. 1 o
.. 1 no
.. 4 40
Johnatowo.H 1 80
UAHUISBlIItO
, 4 74
1'ITTHBUIIU U
Cloae eonneetlon. mail, bv all traina at Tvrum
uti uvea aiaven.
0E0R0B C. WII.KINR,
Superintendent.
myir-tf.
II. F. BIGLER & CO.,
DBALiaa
II A It 1 W A It E ,
Alio, Manufacturer! of ,
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
CLIABflELD, FA.
LOT OF SADDLES, BRIDLES,
, Harnoia, Collate, ate, for aal. by
U. F. BIQLER 4 CO.
pALXIKR'S PATENT UNLOAD-
lng Hay Fork., for tal. by
U. F. BIGLER & CO.
QIL, TALNT, 1'UTTY, GLASS,
Kali., .to., for aal. by
n. F. BIGLER i, CO.
JJARNESS TRIMMINGS 4 SHOE
Finding., for ial. by
II. F. BIGLER & CO.
QUNS,PlSTOLS,SWORADCKES
Fof ial. h ......
' If. F. BIGLER' CO.
gTOVES, OF ALL SORTS AND
: Slaaa, far ial. by
II. F. BIGLER k CO.
I
RON I IRON! IRON I IRON!
For lalo by
;'- H. F. BIGLER A CO.
JJ01U5E SHOES & HOUSE SHOE
RAILS, for tal. by
.. . II. F. BIGLER k CO
pULLGY ULOCKS, ALL SIZES
And b.it Uanafaetnr., for aal. by
" ' II. F. PIOLER 4 CO.
rjIIIMBLE SIU;iNS AND PIPE
S0XE8, for 1. by
II. F. BIGLER 4 CO.
JfODDER CUTTERS for snlo by
cu 30-70 ' II. F. BIGLER 4 CO,
durational.
MIS8 H. 8. SWAN'S
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
CLEARFIELD, FA. ':
THE WINTER TERM of fourteen weeka, will
oommonoo Monday, January nth, 1873.
TERMS OF TlilTION.
Reading, Orthography, Wrltlng.OliJeet Lea- '
mi, frlmary ArithuiHl. an j nmary
Ooogmphy tt 0
History, Local and dcaorlptir. (leogrnpliy ' .
with Map Drawing, tirammar, Mental
and Written Arithmetic I 00
Algebra and the Selene. 11 00
In.tructlon in In.trnmantal maale 1 00
Oil paiallng, 24 l.iaoni.M H
Wax work .0
For full particulara eeml for Circular
Clearfield, Sept, 7, 1K70-I vpd.
CLEARFIELD ACADEMY.
A Male aud female CUksIcrI III(;1i flcliool.
F.scll DrpsHincnt Separate, IMntlnrt n4
C'omiile.e lu ltsl(4 - - ' .
Til R sabolnitlrj year of this Institution ts divi
ded Into two srMons of fir montUs (twenty
one week) faeh. The first session oommences d
the first .Mondny tn Soptcmliorj the second f on tbe
first Uundny In bVbrusrr. . i
Th ooupm or itistmsiot tmhraAos STerjr thins;
necessary to a thnroafh, pnuitieal anl aoeomplish
eS edaoatioa of boli soxes.
Pupils will be ailmitteil at any time ami eharged
from lrt of sntrartoei to tlieelnnasf th session.
No deduction will ht made for aWenoe, cice)t
In oases of extreme and prutrnrtnl illness.
Htndents (mm distano nun b aoeommodated
with board at low rates.
For iiartisulars, isnd for elrnulun, or addross
Hev. Y, Ii. II A IlllIHON, A. M.,
July IU, IflTI-tf. ' - I'rlncii.al.
JYIOSHANNON LAND AND LUMBER
COMPANY
06CK0LA BTBAM MILLS,
MAKtrACTURRI (
LUMBER, LATH, AKD TICKETS
Saweii d Patent Rilbetl. Hhintjh t.
It. It. SlttLLINOFOIlD, PrMldent,
Offlov-rorert I'lace, No. 125 8. 4lk tt, riiil'a.
. ' . JOHN LAW51I)', Ooneral fpu't,
Oioeola Mill., Cleariiold county, Fa.
Ai.o-TOWN LOTS Ui tal. in Ilia boroug
of Uauuulai ., ,. . , .
Aio--Keep th. I.ARUKST AH80RTMENT
of Unod. la Cti'arficld wanly at thatr alammoih
rtore in Oneola. Janl-fl
PINK, WMTB A ROAN t.I.VINfl SKJJJS
Ju.t rccuired and for .ale by
April 10, 1.70. II. r. DIULLH A SO.
f. . SJ Ia E A
W'c desiro to cull tho nttentionTof tho citizcnsi'of Clearfield county to tho fact - that wo , ,;
' '" ' ' 4 huvo opened . a J ,-uw a -vi. x;
'' j 4 U SIC STORE.IN, CLE AR FIELD, e- v:
Wlicro wo intend to constantly keep on hand a full supply of . . . - - ; ,
: ' ''ii-.;;:,hi.i i.vn vt t j ;i ,? I.!'!';.:; ii :'.!,, jr.,. ' . y-. ... ,
TIANOS, OKGANS AND MUSICAL MERCHANDISE.
; .it v.z t.; . ..i '
Our stock of PIANOS will consist of
HAVEN COMPANY'S riAN()K7'' U!' " ' 1 "
1
; Wo arc prcpnrcd at all times to furnish any of (ho cheaper makes of Pianos to order on tho most
faVoralrlo icnns n to prices mid terms ol pnynicnt. '
'.j Our stoak of ORGAN'S will consist of the ncw'anJ popular 'U"'"',I"''U''
UYNDER ORGAN, (with Kynder's Knee Ticmolo and downward Octavo Couplor,) -Tho
SMITH AMERICAN ORGAN CO.'S ORGANS, -w .....
v...er v. ; '. j MASON & HAMUN'S ORGANS, and lite
NEW HAVEN MKLODEON CO.'S JUBILEE, TEMPLE nnd CHURCH ORGANS. -
, Besides these wo furnish to
Wc sell on every plan known
I'OrULAR 'AND EAST ' latiAoL. I'liAW. "
On our easv terms everyone
amount will tend so much to MA Kb HUMfi. JtAPl'X. : t.
.i i UZrlWo shall 1 glad to have you call and see us, whether you desiro to purchaso or not. V
ocl23-'72-1y ; ; .. RYNWEIt'S XITftlC NTOllE.
gntjjiJ and stWffllrinfi.
1KB LATEST MOVE! a
THE LATEST MOVE!
HARTS WICK & . IRWIN'S
,DItUG STORE,
To their new ballUUis; -on Second Btrsjst, nearly
oppostts ths slurs I weaver A Halts,
CLEARFIELD, PA., ,
Where tbey will continue to supply their eld and
as snanj ncwDusuDicrs as way ouuie, with
PURE DRUGS!
CHEMICALS!
PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONA,
' (foolading all now remedies,)1 '
Patent MeJioinss. I'sints and Oils, Glass and
1'tttty, Schn.il Itooks, Hiationery, Ppsr,
ltf also, a full Una of Drug
gists' Sundries, Hntr
Tonics,
Cosineties, Perfumerlos, Toilet Artielcs, Brnshes,
. Toilet Hoaps, Pock at Books, As., all of
ths host quality.
PURS WISES AND LIQUORS,
tor medical A aacramental parpoaea only,
rnrr While toad, Colon nf all klnda, Raw nnd
IliilM Linaerd Oil, Vamlrhra, Turpen
tine, Coal Oil, Paint A Varniah i
I Drmhe., Flavorinf ,
' i i t Hitracd,. 4 t
Confeotloaerlee, Dlrd Seed, Spice, ground and
U langroand, of all kind.. . w
SitOKKRS AND CDEWKItS
Will And oar ilock of Chewlnir
v''and Bmnklnir Tobaooo, Imported and Io
tncfrlaiCijrar.. HntifT and Fine-cut to b. of the
( ,vij wom annua in tn. market
LA Mrs AND CHIMNEYS, " '
' I , 1 All klnda of GLASS WARR,
QAUDEN BKIiDS,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS'
ind Mu.ical Trlmialngi of .rarjr tarlet.
liirlnt a lonar exporlenco In the kualneea, and
an at ten. ire and wi ll aolected atock of meilfcinea,
we -e enabled to (III I'hjr.lclan.' preanrlptlona at
thr ihorteat ootic and os th. moat roaionable
terii., diy and nlghti
HARTHWirK A IRWIN.
arflcld, l'a., Mar 1, IHTl-lf.
P
. D. WATSON,
UK A LER IN
Dtl'GS & PATEXT MEDICIXES,
CONFECTION EH IKS,
lOtS AND VANKKK NOTIONS,
KIM! THAS A ROASTED COFrbfi,
MIIT IIRANDH TOIIACCO A 8K0An,
BC1IOOI. IIOOKH IMAIIUniai,
Mnaonlo Dulldlng, Second Street, !
d-cl-7J ly ' CLKARKIKLD, PA.
D. J. CROWELL :
ilia
ifatlurrr of Ihc D. IT. Call Dolling Maohln.
i ami in.
RIDE-CUT BIIfNULIS MACIIINr,
to eat fron IS to J limhei, and lleenaed nndor
Krerat'a patent, Jiilnlnrt. Irag Haw Machine,
and llenoral Mail Work, BinDciiiahouing, Camer
on onnnly, Pa.
Kepairing ef ajuotuna ana genera, i
Work don. tn order. , "g'j'
ntlllm;S FOR MIIV-Two dark Boan
llura.., welching a.in" ponndl, Alau, on.
V---V',!;jiMAT,
aticU-U ' Waahlngr-n, ?
... . av w W
M A R K ETnTS T- it-E E.T.fAVi:;.;. ..!
It F I EL I, PEN N A .
-::o::-
STEIN WAY & SONS' PIANOS, ,
HAINES "BROTHERS' PIANOS.
order Organs from any factory dosirod.
to tho trade, cither CHEAP . FOR
can have a good instrument,
1872.
1872.
FALL & WINTER GOODS
' AT , '
J. M. KRATZER'S.
Immense Slock of flood orcrery
description.
Wooloa Oooda, aaroa prlc aa befart tba ad
rano. la wool, , ' t
Mualim at roduoed prior..
Draaa Oooda in gnateit rariel.
Jiomraing Oowla of all klnda.
Black Alpaca, at all price.
Clack Silk., rery cheap. " ' ' '
Waterproof., Valretecni, Plaid and plain flan
nel!, Shirting FlannoLa, An. i ,
Tab). Linen and RapklmJIrlah Llnana, l-4
Bhecling and Pillow Mu.lln.
Ottoman Rep Shawl, and Scarfl, Striped Shawla
at all prieoa. -' &
Palilejr Sbawla, ilngl. and double, 8 to $i0.
Dr.ai Trimming., Fringe, Lacce, V.lret Rib
bon., YelretMDi, Ao. . . rf ' ,
Pad llm of th. oelebrated "Joaaphli. Boam
leai" Kid fllorea, Kid QIotm from f I p.
Ladiei' Neck Tlca, Collar., Ruffling, Hair
llraiea and Switch. . , ,
Ladlea' and Children'! Merino Under-wrar.
Madam. Fuj'a, Tb.mpaon'i, OlorFilting
11 Ip (lore and othor Cor.ata. Alao, Uoep Sklrti,
Paaiara, Ao
' Larg. Hock of CarpeU and Wall Paper.
Shoe! and U altera, lame aaallgr aa aarctofor.
"The bctt are th. ehrapeit," " " " . J
Balmoral and other koitting yarna, and .(her
irticlei, too naineroni to mention.
- Parrhaaen will (ad a gral a,Ut. of gooJa
the a I. ujiuall; found to on. itmo. . , i i . .
Call and examine.
ClcarSeld, riepu 11, 1871.
AY M. HEED, i
-' la.ao.Mr to Rood Bro. '
MARKET STREBT,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
ILL open this week aa Isataenso stock of
ati acHriptwns o
DltY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
T1UMM.INGS, ... ..
MILLINERY
and
: j. FANCY GOODS,
FURS,
LADIES', ,
. MISSES' and '
; ' CHILDREN'S
,-. , . SHOES,
.... 1 i . .' . .
ko.f le. &o.t ; Ao.
Baying ny goods lo Now York, ths Amu! of the
marktt kseping a reiiaWs slass of goods soil
iug goods l lost oasb figures, and oonducting
bnsiionsina thorough hosiaoss manner, I bopa
to merit tho eon fid ones of CASH DUYKRS
throughout tho oounty
NO TROUBLE TO SUOW GOODS.
....
Call and aiamiae ajjr Hock and baoeniluocd
of tho truth of vtj aaaertlona. '
arprtj WM. RKKD.
Hi F. N A UQLE, '
WATCU MAKER & JEWELEK,
and dealer In ,
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver
and Tinted Ware, sc.,
JelD'II CLKABFIKLl), PA.,
T
O 13L4CKSM1TU3 1
The nnderelKned Qflan for lale. In th. boronffh
of Cl.arnald, a Hlaokmlth Skop, .a Hawond at root.
oonUinlll tbrM forgan nan two rail eeaeoi wia.
A drat olaaa buaine.a. An aneUeat .bonce for a
wmM, rrrM0i .SAtD
KCtff i ' .t aninala,!-, ,
-aw wie -mwww
'. v ,
: 1
f r
: : t: o
CASH, ON NOTES, or on the
,
and no other investment of like
: 5HUsr rtlanroBS. 1
. Lime lor Sale I
TIIK nidorsigned, residing naar the depot has
snado eompleto arrangements with Lime
II urn era oast of tho tnoantaiu, whereby be Is ena
bled to keep constantly on band a largo quantity of
PURE LIMEI
which ho offers to farmers and builders at ft trifle
above cost, , Those in need of the art id e would do
well to giro me a call, or address me by letter, bo-
iviv ut-guiaanl.ug UlVir 1IIU0.
. . QEO. 0. PA8SM0KK,
Cleariiold, Pa., Jnne t, 1
Lit very (Stable.
THE undcralgnod beg. loara to Inform the pah
! !.-. I., i. -r..it , ...
..v - . - .- m . I .,Di.rra w, OVWUIDIO
A. In .11 In tk. .u-rr.H.l.ki 1 1 11., .
J w . ... .'--, wuaKlC.,
Saddloa and Jfarncai, oa tho aburtoat notice and
on raaaonabl. tarmi. Heaidenoe oa Loouit atreet.
min aniru ana .onria.
OKO. W. OEARUART.
'Jloaru.ld, April II, 1801.
SAWS! SAWS I . SAWS!
DISTAN'S CK0S8-CUT, MILL. 1RAU AKD
CIRCULAR SAWS. ...
Boynton's Lightning Cross-cut Saw.
ALSO,
' " .' '.ill ; , ' :' :
PATENT PERFORATED A ELECTRIC 8 AWS,
For lale by
octii.r
II. F. IllUl.KB A CO.
Attention, Lumbermen !
TS are now mannlartnring onr lMI'ROVKD
BTEKL-BOCKET UH1VINU CANT
HOOKS, aoperior to any other In uo. Wa hare
alao in atom a large quantity of Cantbooka anila-
tii. lur ratling purpo.ra, which w. are ecJIing
cheap foronah. AMOS A R. KEN'NAKD.
Ulnarnehi, l o., Marub II, 1H7X.
A' Notorious Fact I
THERE an mora people troubled with Lang
Diaoaoa. In thia kwn than anr other nlac. .
lu tia. ia th. Stats. On. of tho great cao.el of
una la, in. nee ot aa Impure article of Coal, largely
tolled with lulphur. Now, why not aroid all
thia, and preaerva your livrt, by nalng nly
llumplirey'a Celebrated Coal, free from all
impuritiea. Ordera left at the atom of Richard
Moaaop and Jamea B. Graham A Soni will reedt.
prompt attention.
ABRAHAM IIl'MFIIREY.
. Cloarneld, Nonmber 10, 1970-tf.
.. L. RniiRMaTim.
. BiaiBH.
REIZENSTElN Sl BERLINER,
(Suoofssors to D. Dans k Co.,)
wlioleseJe dealers in
GEMS' FIRMSHHG GOODS.
tb, Liipoaard atreet, betweon Cbnrch .treat and
WMiuroadwey, Haw Jork city. jySl TJ
F. STERLING, ,
Uanufaetnror of
SADDLES & HARNESS
CLEARFIELD, PA.
Work guaranteed U git", aatiefautlnn. Prion,
reaaooahla. UiveneaoalL Vhora la Oraliam'l
now, Market ureal. norjll,,!
Beale's 1 Embrocalion,
(LATK POWELL'S.)
For sll diseases incident to Horaos, Cattle, and
Uuman Flesh, requiring tho us of an,
e sternal application.
Thia Kmhroealion wee eitenttvet s4 ly
tho 9oTerncnent durlog the war.
For sale by IT arts irk k Irwin, Clearfleld
Jostpi n. Irwin. CurwensTllls. iianlol flood'
ander Lnthershurg. cf.
JpLOUR, FEED, kC.
,. TUB OKCCARIA , ., .
..... .
FLOURING MILLS.
Th. nndonlgned would reapectfull glr. no
tic l the eilluaa of Reooarla townahip and ar
rounding eountrj, that h. h.i purohaaed th.
lloocarla Flouring M ills aad put ererjtblnt In
complete order, and ll manufacturing a nrat-elan
quality f Flour. . , .
CUSTOM WORK DON Kt
and Floar ll quoatllyeonatantly on hand for ial..
ciror, corn meal, bra, kO., kc.
ilwayi band and for aal. wboleaal. or retail.
0 TwrH "HtSnt-RH WAHTKD.
Will etebanir. Flour and Ohnp htrlA
laoh rlblnglea, or will pay part money, If duelled.
10:l-tr BARNADAS ABMSTRnnn.
nOlTsON DLOTF01t SALE 1
Th Home and Lot on the corner of Mar
ket and Fifth ilrMti. Clearfleld. Pa.. Ii for nl.
Th. lot contain, nearly an acre of ground. Tha
houl. ll a l.rg. doubl. frame, aontalnlng nln.
enema. For Urmi and othr Inforoiation appl
to th. .abacrllxr, at th. Feat OAoa.
aoTls r. A, muun.
TUmCE' dk COHHTAfttES' VIFM
O W. hat. printed a large number of tba new
FEE DILL, aad will oa tha receipt of twwntr
lf,ait,aaoa.taa4ai, fU
hotels.
Shaw house, ' 1 "
(Cor. of Market A Front .trecte,) --
vi i. .nirunt ttni,.! la atitirelv Oli.HB
- h i.- .....,.ini,nMnta. aad oonvanaent iu
lUe Court Houe. A fro. Oninlbu. run. to and
Iroiu tho Depot on the arrirol nd '!'"! J'
ouch train. JI(tS. E. 0. CLKMLV1.S,
AprlllO, 178. rrT"""".'
WASUINUTON 1IOUSU,
.. . . . . ...-NKW WASillNUTON, FA.
vli. . wjii ru...i-i,u,i k.iii.a Iinb been
..i I., ik. .,n.t,.P.;.n.i iu frMU aonfidont of
being able to rouilcr aatUfactiun to ttoui who may
lavor liiul wnn oan.
May H, 1871L ' "
REVJilJK 1TOUSK, - , , rt
hkhmve, pa
Tk. ...1 II... t-. t - 1...II. . . - - tfnk.t . Uk
all modern tmprav.mrt.la, 1. prrpatrif ta-rteMT.
gu.p.a. a uivie win nr eiiiiiieu wit i. .itw wvaa
In the markoti lb. bur with Ui.ehvoiaat Lqabra.
Oood alabling attachrd. (-
apr.i-iy . ai. 11. nAbt f r.n, rrop r.
THE MANSION HOUSE,
Corner of Seound and Market Strata,
. CI.EAHI'IHI I), PA. '
THIS old and eommodloui Hotel baa. during
th. pa.t year, been enlarged to doubl. ita
former eapaoiiy (or th. enurtainment of lUaaw
gar. and guaita. Tk. wbol. building boa beoia
refurniahod, and tha proprietor will .par. io
palm to render hia ga.aai Mutfortabl wbil.
tuylog with him.
rlh. 'Maaiioa llouaa" Omnll.i rum to
and from tha Dopoton the arrival and departure
of each train. J01IN D0UO1IKUTI, '
apre-70 tf Proprio.
s
T. CHARLES HOTEIi,
(Oppoaite 11. n. lit,I
CLEA it FIELD, PENJTA.
The underlined, having becom. proprfefor
of llil. bona, ll now reo.lv to antortaln atrangara
and travolora, and therefore lulieili aujonrn.r. to
giro him a coll. Ilia Table will boanpplied witn
th. beat the market afford., and til Ilar wiH eon
tain the eholoeat of wine and Hqunra. Xxtcniiv
aulilinr brattaehod.' Charge, moderate.
janlO'72 . JAMbd McLAUUULIN.
WESTERN HOTEL
. 'i Oppuiit it. Cuurt Home, . ,
CLEARFIELD, PENN'A. ' .
Acootamodatloo. nr.t-clanaad ehargai moderate
oeti ' ! ' J011N;F. VBPN8, 1'r.prletoe.'
jJ-ONTOWH HOUSE,
' . i : Oppoaite th. Court Uouac,
' LOCK II A TEN, Pt.nl'.
Jeim IIAl'SEAL A KR0M, rrop'i.
TROCKF.RIUIVK HOIJ8E,
,' , UELLEFONTB, PA, '
D. JOIiNBTON A 803T3,
Propriatoaa.
aotM'Tl
RAILI.OAD HOUSE. ' "
Main Ptreet,
; rnruKSBuito, pEitAa' ' 1
; Tho wndersijraod Weeps oenstaBtly on AsaoT
hesi of Liquor. His table is always supplied
with tho bo;t the market affords. Tho trkvcling
public will do well to girebitn a call .
dct 166. KUBBUT LLOTD.
OUSQUEIIANNA IIOUSEy :
tO Cl'RWKNSVILLsV , .
Clearseld county, l'cno'.s.
Tbis old and well establilhrd Boter, DeantrfalTji
situated on the banks of the Basqoehanna, in tha.
borough of CurweniTille, has beet ksvsr4 foe at
terra ot years by tbe undersigned It has beest
entirely refitted, and is now open to the publie
generally and tho trnreling eonrannity ia par
ticular. No pains will be spared to render guoeto
oonirortable while tarrying at this bouse. Ample
Stabling room for the accommodation of tennis
Charges moderate.
Kept. 2d, 1070-lf. ELI IlLOOftft.
B
OOT AND BIIOE MAKIKO.
PHILIP WRAVKH, oa Market atroot. Iv
Sbaw'a Row, ClearQold, Pa., bai u.t received
a one lot .r French Calf Skin, and Kb?., tb.
boat in tb. market, and la now prepared In man
niaeture everything In hi. line. II. will war
rant bi work to be ai rcproaented.
Tba eltlion of Clearfield and vicinity are
rwpeolfully invited to give hiia a call.
Work don. at abort aotiM. . ;ll'ry
JEW BOOT AXtt SHOE SU0P.
- EDWARD IACK, ':.'.
Coa. MARKET A In St& CLaVAKFlfLD, Pi.
Til 8 proprietor baa entered Int. tb. BOOT
SHOE bu.ine.a at tha above itand, and
la determined not t. b. outdone ettbor la qa.l
Ity or prlc. for hia work. Haemal attention
will ba paid to manufacturing Sew.d work. . II.
bar on band a large lot of Ernch Kip and
Calf Sklni, of the very heat qaalit. The .ill-
aani of Clearleld and vicinity nr. reaptctiell
invited to giv. him a UuJ. K ehargi foy clli.
novo, .-ti
; .I ,
JSAAC JOHNSON & SONS, "
Man.foctarrr. and Dcalorl la
ltoots and Sli ooal
Ladlea', Mi.aoi' and ChDdren'a Gaiter.,
Mon'a, B.ya and Woiaen'i Heavy Boot., ani
, Drogana, Ao., Aa. ,
Rtore and ahop on Second atreet, noaaXf napo
lit. V; t. Iligler A Co.'i hardware ato.
Feb. s, ITJ-ly ' ' CLEARFIEbD, tt.
Clearfield County Bank.
THE Cl.arl.U Canty Bank aa aa Ineorrcrn
ted Inatitatioa bai gooee.t of eilitenc. by
the anrr.nder of iu charter, on May 12, I8a,
All lu vtock Ii owned by th. inbacribere, wh.
will eoalinae th. Backing kualnM. at lb. aam.
plaoa,aa private Bankew, under tb. urea name
of th. "Clearleld Coanty Baak." Wa nr. r.
iponiibl. for tb. d.bli ol tb. Bank, and will pay
it. notnl aa d.mand at tba ooaetor. Dapaiu
rwcolv.d aad latireit paid when moaejr la loft for
a ld rtma. Paper diocounted at ail percent,
ai heretofore. Our perional roapon.iblltty I.
pledged for ill Doroaiu received and ba.ine.a
traniteud.' A tcntiacana. f th. liberal pat
ronage of thVbu.ln.il men of tbe county 1, re
itieclfully aollelled. Al Prealdett, Cashier and
oflean of th. Ial. Clearf eld Ceonvy Honk, w.
reqalr. Ik. aotoi of (aid Balk Is bt prMenleii
for r.d.mptlna.
JAS. T. I.RONARO, RICUABD SHAW,
VTM. P OUT Kit, JAS. B ORAHAMV
A. K. WltlHHT, O. L. RSI1,
WM. A. WALLACE.
The bu.lnen of tb. Bank will b. eond.eved by
John M- Adama., Kte,, al Caabi.r. tl-l 11
County National Bank;
OF CLEARFIELD, rA.
ROOM la Voaonlc Ruililina, oa. doer norak a
C. D. WntKin'l Dnig Store,
l'ammre Ticket, to and from niYorpnot, Qneena.
town, tllnrgnw, InUnn, Pari, amif CopenAareb.
Alao, Drnfta rr eol. iui Ibe Koyal Leak of lr.lau.di
and Imperial Bnnk of Lundna.
JAMKS T. LEONARD, Prva't.
W. M. STIAW, Caahlrr. . . etl:l)f
J. D. M'Olrk. Edward Pcriu.
BANma & COLLECTION HOUSE
... - r
McGirk & perks.
Suoeeinon to Foater, Parka, A Co -
rtilllp.hu re;, Centra CaaiHly. Ia.
"irilKRB all the Imilnen of a Ranking Huuee
IT wil .. tran.aceid pnanptly and upon th.
moat Tavornolc tcruia marf-tf
Clearfield Nursery.
ENCOUHAGR HOME INDUSTRY.
TnE nnder.lgaed, having tatabllihcd a Nai
aovy aa th. 'Pike, about half way betweet
ClearBeld aad Carwen. villa, la nrenaird la fui-
alab allkindiofFRUIT 1 KbKS,(alandadatd
dwarf,) Ev.rgroeni, Shrubbery, Oraja Vlnaa.
OooaeberriM, Lawton Illaekberry, Strawberry,
and Raab.rry Viae.. Alao, Siberian Crab Treea,
guinea, and early i.arlat kbabarb, Ae. . Order,
promptly attended la. Addre.,
J. p. WRinnT.
i.ptt.dS-y Cnrwennllh, F
Miss E. A. P. Rynder,
ami, vo.
Chlckerlng'l, Rutaway'i aad Emerioa'i Pliaai I
..Ilk'. U ft .1 1 1 I- J 11 t ... V
1 mmnm - n..i inno'i e
. Organ, aad M.lodeani, and Urav.t 4
Baker'. Sewing Machine. .
aura taicaaa or 4
Piano, fl.ltar, Organ, HaraMnT and Venal Ma.
lie. NannpiltaAMfbrleMthaakalf a tarai.
-Roo,r oppoiit Uiillch'a Furallare Store,
OvTHtvW) Mi; I, UD.-tf. '